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rur vs,raER on YESTERDAY was clear
ihh nlrasan, during the day, and par l,
'i"r3 Di'n5v and cool at night. .
LOCAL MATTERS. .

c,ors SERVICES To. NOR Aow. The
I.-yiccs will be held in OF r chIH cheS
N,"", ,,roN with the exception OF. the fellow
~, special appointments
l0S ~ R1rtjst--Rev. Charles MuuIy~ d. D.,
=, M. and SP. NJ. Pra ser uua praise
II !, r,i4P.M. Baptism atmorning ser
VIZ, E.,,e. Street BdptiSt.-F :ev- j. S. Jeter
=, - \. Nj: Rev. DIR. 3. William
~ ,'.n, y. D.. n 7. NJ.
JoGSsi JoI,,ti,i,1n ~ Baptist (F .enr-ice county,
or Wjh4m Jones at IL 4. II.
h ~, r'x',I street Mthodi .s..-Rey. james A.
,a,n nr" u D., prc>id' a1t Randolph MaroE
.,Hn,,"' ,'Sm',," a,ll 4. NJ. Al ID SP. NJ.
~, r.,,;.y N.fhod,st.- Rev. A. &. Bledsoe a
:, 4. NJ. and P. NJ. Subject in the morn
a. .raui's Retro ,pecL" subject at night
..raui'- Prospect. ~
1c,a,1l 4. VI. an'i S p. NJ:
Trrd,y fflh.>r Get Gs1sttan Chapel
pcy.C {. :. Ln'a> al - 7. NJ.
a.hlnry ChaI Fl Twenty y-fi'th-Street Meth
od;,, E;Scopal Church.l-G. W. lie Wis, pre-
S;3,nc elder. a. IL \. NJ. and 7. VI.
T,,t,u Bupt.st.-Rer. Z. B. Price at II a
v Tie pastor 5 Y. II. At 3 ?. NJ. ther
u;U he 4 NEE ing o. the sunday Schooi A1ls
.ionsrv society, and addresses by Pfofesso
n r. Harris, u. D., and Rev. ii. a. IuE
;er u. d. ,,: :. =,
t.cond PrcSby'trtan.-Prcaching at l
VI hv the pastor, Rev. DR.. Hoge, and
4lp, NJ. whrn he will deliver the concluc
;rs discourse on the "ApoStles OF ou
Lord -
grace Street Prestyersan.-Rcv. c. L
Rad. u. D.. nj II A. NJ. Rev. Arthu
Mitchell, of Chicago formerly OF this city
nj - y. NJ.
>t. MGry's (Gcrmda) Cathohc.-Conhrma
tion will bc administered by Right Re-
Bi.hop Gibbons at 10 A. NJ, to be followe
bv hcil.na>S. with orchestral music.
By special invitation the Rev. DR.. Bette
helm wll preach tomorrow Sunday ey'
ming at o'clock in the synagogue kenesset
Israel, on Ma, o street, Subject: "The Il
mains of JOSEPH"
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

REMOVAL AND APPoISTMEST.-Mr. George
W. Cox, superintendent of tue chain.gang,
has been removed from Office by the Mayor
for neglect of duty, and A. W. Traylor has
been appointed in his stead.
Rolls OF HoNoR.-The following scholars
are on the roll of honor at the male high
school for the week ending April %: D. B.
Winfree, John D. Matthews, r. H. Winfree,
Ned. Chiles, j. G. Matthews, E. c. Morris.
sette, W. r. Matthews, j. c. Jinks, j. 81.
Ingram, Walter Burgess, Paul Atkinson, w.
Z. Hatcher, A. A. MeCrone.
At the colored high school for the same
period the following are on the roll of honor ::
AdaIine johnson, Mary Elliott, Sarah Dixon,
William Shaw, and A. Cunningham.
HUsrINGs CouRT.-Ciyil business alone was
transacted in this court yesterday.
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Xashinsfnn Items.

WAsnlNGToN, April 23.--Notbing inn
portant was before the Cabinet to-day. Nc
allusion was made 10 Cabinet caanges. The
Attorney. General left early 10 attend to So
preme Court duties.
A dangerous counterfeit s5 on the First
National Bank of Paxton, Ill.,, is in circula-
lion. The counterfeit is printed from the
altered plate from which the base fiye's on
the Traders Natiobal Blink Of Chicaso were
printed. ,
The President has appointed G. b. Brooks
post master at Camden, S. G.
The argsments before the Supreme Court
closed to-day. The court takes q recess till
Monday week, when the opinions will be
read. They will then adjourn to the second
Monday in October. j.
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THE GREAT REPUTATION WHICH
VEGkTlNE
has attained In all parts of the country asa
GREAT and GOOD MEDICINE,


GREAT and GOOD MEDICINE,
and the large number of testimonials which are
constantly being received fom pers9ls who have
been cured by It's use are conclusive proof Of Its
great value 1t Is recommended by physci ans and
apothecares AS bood.purider and heallh-re-
storcr 1t has no equal.
VEGETINE IS not prepared for fancy drink,
made from poor liquors, which debi'aes the sys-
tenn apd tends 10 destroy health instead Of restor-
ing 1t.
Are not the many testimonials given for the diff
fercnt complaints satisfactory to any reasonable
persons suffering from disease that they can be
cured? Read the different testimonials given, and
no one can doubt In many of these cases the per-
sons say that their pain and uff,rng cannot he ex-
pressed as in cases of Scrofula, where apparently
the whole body was one mass of corruption If
VEGETINE will relieve pain, cleanse, purify, and
cure such diseases restoring the patient 10 perfect
health after trying feeLt physicians, many REM
edies suffering for years is not conclusive proof
if you are 4 sufferer, you can be cured? Why Is
mis- medicine performing such great cures. 1t
works in the blood-in the circulating fluid. 1t can
be truly called the Great Blood Purifier The great
source of disease originates In the blood; and no
medicine that does not act directly upon 1t, 10 pu
rify and renovate, has any 1ust clam upon public
attention.
When the blood becomes lifeless and sstaQn
either from change of weather or Of climate, want
of exercise irregular Diet or from any other cause
the yEGET1NE will renew the blood, carry off the
pulrid humors, cleanse the stomach, regulate the
bowels, and impqrt tone OF yiGor TO the whole
body. The conviction Is lin the public MUD well
as In the medical professonJ chat the remedies sup
piled by the regeable kingdom are more safe, more
successful, In the of disease than mineral me-
diciues. VEGETISE Is composed of roots, barks,
and herbs 1t is pleasant to take, and Is perfectly
safe to give an infant. Do you need 1t? DO not
hesitate 10 try 1t. You will never regret 1t.
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RIcuaaoHD SHOCKING GtB.-Iudge Well
| ford has granted o charter of incorporation
10 the Richmond Shooting Club, the Object
of which is to protect game and secure The
enforcement of the game-la~s of the Com.
monweakb. The capital stock is to be moi
less than $5,0 900 ror more than Slo9oO,
divided ixto shares of Si25 each. The priD-
cioa Office 4s to be located in Richmond, and
the officers for the first year are A. G. Bah
cock, presiaeat; ; W. Dabney, vice.presi-
dent John Beatty, secretary and treasurer.
Directors: yohn Fl. Greanor, Lucas Harvey,
Charles T. Binferd, Charles Fl. Epps, John
Bowers, j. D. sneilings, Clark n. Burroughs,
F. M. Sherry joseph AcGoyern, and L. b.
Tatum. m -
The Club has purchased the place Of
George Libby, about three miles below the
White House, containing two hundred and
eighty acres, q good portion of which Is
marsh. ''. -. ..1'.s'f
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. AZ 2. NJ, vacant lot on
the south side Of Franklin between 1wenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixt streets.
DAVENPORT & NORRIS, IL A. NJ, cargo sale
of ground and calcincd plaster.
W. GODDIS, AZ 2. NJ, brick dwelling on Thirt
street near Cary; also, vacant lot on 1hrt
street between Byrd and Arch.
EDWARD c. GODDIN. 4 r. n, a.lot on Main be
tween Belvidere and Pine streets.
JAMES II. TAYLOR 6 SON. 5 P. NJ, TWO new
framed tenements on Oregon Hill Gear the cor
ner Of Belvidere and High streets.
JOHN MCCORMICK. 1Oh A. NJ, furniture, &c.
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To the Voters OF the Seventh Sena.
fOrIal District.


In response to card signed econ
stituents," which appeared in the Dispatch
yesterday. propounding an inquiry as to
whether I would be candidate for ri e.cc-
tion to the State Senate, allow me to say that,
after consultation with numerous personal
and political friends and constituents, / have
decided to be candidate for reelection to
the Senate, subject, of course, to the decision
of nominating convention of the Conserva-
tive party-that party the success of whose
principles every man who claims, to be en-
listed under its banner, and who desires
recognition as such, must hold to be para
mount to all considerations of personal
nature, and the prevalence and maintenance
of which principles can alone restore to the
distracted AM oppressed individual States
constituting the American Union the inesti-
mabe blessings Of free, constitutional gov
erument.
1t is due to Z" Chester" the intelligent
and welI-informed correspondent of the Pc.
tersburg Nelcs, to say that he was correct as
to my position at the period of his writing
the letter 10 which reference is made in the
card signed Constituents" ......
lam, very respectfully,
A, S. MCRAE.
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SOusf, Carolina A Affairs.

CHARLESTON, S. G., April 23--The libel
case against the Netos and Courier has oc
cupied the criminal court for the past two
days from 8 A. NJ. till after dark. The eyi-
dence was closed tonight. The cross.eX-
animation of the main witpess having been
the most searching and prolonged that has
occurred in any trial here for many years.
The Two coored murdererS, named BuIch
and Hardee, who we're TO have been hung
to- day, were resplied at Noon by the colored
Lieutenant. Governor (Gleayes) in the alb.
sence of Governor ChanlberlaI ne from the
State. .. .. e.
Ex-S;ate Treasurer Parker, arrested upon
charges of fraud and embezziemeut, ha:
been committed to the Columbia jill in Ge'
fault of $250,000 bail. ..
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Weather Report.

WAsHISGroS, April 23.-For New England
and the Middle States, partly cloudy and
warmer weather will prevail, with variable
winds and continued low barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, rain, follow.
ed by clearing weather and slight rise OIL
temperature, northerly to westerly WINDS,
and low but slowly rising barometer.
Cautionary signals are ordered at Char!es'
ton, Wilmington, Cape Hatteras, hitty
Hawk, and Cape Henry.
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The RICHMOND BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of the
Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance
Company-Messrs. Archer Anderson, Rich
ard l.. Brown, and Charles I. Davis-pub.
lish in another COLUMN a most complimentary
resolution in regard to this old and reliable
British company. These gentlemen are weH
qualified to speak on the subject, and If the
compare needed any endorsement in this
community, where it is SO fayorably known
through their general agents, Messrs. Daven-
port d CO., it could not come from Wor-
tbier source than the gentlemen composing
the LEGAL Board ofiDirectors. }.
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The Constituttonalisy of tho Enforce
.. ~.. meua Act.

.s- -..r. ~@r mena Acs. ~
WASHINGTON, Aptil 23.--The question Of
the constiutionality OF the enforcement act
has been fully argued on its merits four
times. In the first instance it was argued in
the South Carolina circuit, on motion 10
quash an indictment under it, by Reyeidg
Johnson and Henry Stansberry. There was
then division of opinion between the
judges, but the hearing being on motion to
quash il, it was held that the division could
| not be certified on such a motion.
1t was again argued on motion In arrest
of judgment, and the question was certified
here when the case was dismissed. the &C.
cused having been pardoned by the President.
The question was again argued at this term
in case from Kentucky by Messrs. STAINS.
berry and Buckner, and again 10 The present
case by Messrs. johnson, Field, Phillips, and
Marr. .... ,..,..
| The correspondent Of the New York Her.
| aid asserts that the Supreme Court stand:
eight to one against the constitutionality o
the enforcement act. The dissenting judge i!
said to be Judge Sway ne, OF Ohio.
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h0BBgR AgRgsTgD.--At an early hour yes.
terday morning or late Thursday night Ser.
seant Perrin, OF the Second police station,
was notified that thief bad entered one oil
Tue unoecupted brick dwellings it Sublet,'s
row, On Filth street near Clay, aud was cut.
1Ins out the leaf.pipes, &c, Sergeant Perrin,
q, 1ornpanIed by TWO or three Of the men on
duly at the Second district, proceeded TO the
L'se, surrounded it, and arrested negro
man named Polk Brit. He was taken TO the
Secon d station, where he remained last night.
lie wiz probably bafe hearing before the
Police Court this morning. =
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MUSICAL AssoCIATloN.--A number of la
dies and gentlemen at the west end of our
city have organized musical society under
the name of the Richmond Choral AssocIa-
tiop. They number already forty singers,
and are increasing in membership. Their
first concert will take place some time in
May. They have also in rehearsal the beau
ti(u cantata Of Belshazzer's Feast; or, the
Fall of Babylon, which will be given at an
early day, in character and costume. The
officers are: G. J. Hooper, president; John
j. Wicks, vice president; Luther II. Jen
kipE, secretary; B. F. Cosby, treasurer;, S,
T. Jones, librarian James Calder, musical
Iirectnr
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Sudden Death in baltimore.

BALTIMORE, April 23.-Colopel E. NJ. Yer.
ger, formerly OF Mississippi, but for several
years past resident of this city. died very
suddenly last night. At one time his name
was prominently before the public in connec
ton with the killing of Colonel Crane al
Jackson, Miss, for which he was tried by q
military commission. For several years,
since residing in Baltimore. lie was proprie.
tor and editor Of the Eoening journal.
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Mr. JoHN WREN BAiLED.-Mr. John Wren
appeared before Judge Guigon, Of the Hus.
.iings Court, yesterday afternoon on y writ 0!
ha6eas corpus, and was bailed In the sum .ot
81, 900 until the;next term OF the coarf, WIN
Messrs. john Mccormick and William ID.
Ledley 6ureties. IS ~ = .,4--...s
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Police CoURr, YEsTERDAY.--Charies James
fcotored), charged with breaking and enter,
inc the barber.shop of Hezekiah James and
steIipg one pistol and five dollars in United
States currency, was discharged
Fank CrawfeId, charged with being
drunk, was sent to che almshouse.
Samuel Block, the sample-merchant whose
eage was partly heard yesterday and eanlln.
ned until Saturday, came into court tbls
mornipg and plead guilty. He was sene on
to the Hastings Court. Bsied in the sam
Of $500 for bis appearance. , -
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yne ch,caro Billiard Tournament.

CHICAGO, April 2s.-There have been fity-
seven games played in the billiard lourpa..
'ment here. Miller has won eight games and
lost two; Burleigh has won seven and iost
Two; Carter and Rhines have each won
seven games and lost three; Shaw has won
six and lost four. The other contestants
have won less and lost more games than
those named.
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TO. o. F. CELrBR ATIoN.-The ffty-sixth
anniversary celebration OF the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows will take place at
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church on Mon.
day night. Interesting addresses by several
prominent members Of the Order and tine
music will enliYen the occasion.
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Eualand.

LONDON, April 23.-The motion lmpugn.
ing the verdict in the Tichborne case In the
uouse OF Commons attracts an immense
crowd. Extra policemen are stationed about
the building.
The unusual increase in dementia inmates
of the work-house Is attributed to religious
excitement.
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"A CRIPPLE TRIES 10 CRIPPLE ANOTHER
MAN. William Phillips, q one.legged man,
yesterday morning got into difficulty with
Matt. Taylor. Phillips freely used his
crutehes upon his at1versary's head and
shoulders, and inflicted upon him several
painful wounds. The ,belligerent cripple
was arrested by Sergeant Pleasauts and Po-
liceman Rex, and will have an opportunity
of explaining himself before the Police
Court this morning.
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DYSPEPSIA AND IT'S EFFECTS-such as sour
stomach, sick headache, hdbilu.l cos,iyeuess,
heai it.burn, water-brash, disagreeable taste In
The mouth, palpation of the he art. and dis
eases of the stomach and liver cured at once by
two doses Of GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER. If you
doubt this, get sample. bo,tle for ten cents and
try II. PURCELL LApp 6 Co, Agents.
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Personal---very.. A. E. Dickinson will
preach tomorrow at the Baptist church in
Staunton, Va.
Judge Bond left the city for Baltimore yes
terday, but will return on Tuesday.
Colonel D. B. Parker, formerly United
States marsaal of this district, now residing
and doing business in Newark, n. J., is on
visit to friends.
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ROSES, HRARTSEASE, AND DAISIES In bloom
ut MoRToN'S flower garden.
HEAR THE VERDICT rendered by thousands on
CoLUMBUs's ice-cream "The best We ever ate"
Knowing as we do that the people believe in prac.
tical tests rather than in words have left 1t to
them 10 decide on the merits Of CoLUMBUs's ice
cream and sherbets. The response Is great de-
mand for them. Go to 321 Broad street and see for
yaursalc ..
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, FRIDAY
Judge Hughes presiding. The following or.
ders were made in this court yesterday:
In the matter Of William B. Turner, bank.
rupt. 1t was ordered that upon the payment
of $346.45, balance due by Alexander Fitz-
patrick for the purchase-price of the bank
| rupt's real estate, the assignee is directed to
deliver to the heirs of said Fitzpatrick the
| bonds given by him for the purchase-money
! aforesaid, and convey to c. B. Cutler and E.
B. Estes, the purchasers from Fitzpatrick,
| the land referred to and the assignee was
| instructed to pay the widow Of said bank
| rupt S115.48 for her rdower.interest, and con-
vey the same to said purchasers, and dis
tribute the balance of fund on hand.
In the matter Of G. A. Watt. bankrupt.
The United States marshal was ordered to
pay the $50 collected by execution from tue
bankrupt to the attorney for whose benefit it
was collected, but this order to be suspended
for ten days to allow an appeal.
In the matter of 7. A. Lacy, bankrupt
The assignee was authorized to sell at public
auction the bankrupts property, known as
" Aarl-Bauk" and Woodward's."
In the matter of R. D. McIlwaine, bank
rupt. An order was entered allowing an at
serney's fee OF 500 to James Alfred Jones
In the matter of G. II. McMurran and j.
2. c. Peters, bankrupts. The order for the
assignee to appear and answer was enlarged
until the 17th Of May next, at Alexandria.
In the matter OF Lemuel PEBBLES, bank
rupt. The assignee was ordered to show
cause at Richmond on the 12:h of May next
why the debt of 7. L. johnson should not be
paid at once.
In the matter OF John A. Borame, bank.
xupt. The assignee's account was referred
to the clerk for taxation.
In the matter Of William C. Moncure
bankrupt. The assignee's report OF the sale
of the bsnkrupt's real estate, filed November
a4, 1874, was confirmed, and the assignee or
dered to make deed 10 William G. Mon
cure, the purchaser. sa..5., .@. 81
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CANNOT BE EXCELLED.

CHARLESTON March l9, 1869.
II. r. Stevens
Dear SIr.-This Is TO certify that have used your
"Blood preparation In my family for seTeIal
years, and think that for scrofua or cankerous
humors, or rheumatic affections, it cannot be ex-
ceed and, as blood-puriier and spring uedi-
cine, it is the best thing have ever used: and
have used almost everything. can rheerfuly re-
commend 1t to any one In need of such medicine.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. a. A. DINSMORE,
10 Russell street.
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VALENTINES LEE-RETrRN OF THE RICE
MoSD COLLEGE COMMITTEE "A Dispatch re.
porter has conversed with some of the COM
who accompanied the Lee figure TO Le&iDg-
ton and have just returned. They are Jubi.
liant over their reception and entertainment
in Lexington, and speak in the most enthu-
siastic terms of the authorities and students
of Washington and Lee, the Lee Memorial
Association, the citizens generally, and the
Lexington girls IN particular.
The high appreciation in which the Lee
Memorial Association hold the services OF
the committee OF escort may be seen by the
following which they have received:
.. LEXINGTON, Va, April IS. S875.
At meeting of the Executive Committee
of the Lee Memorial Association, 1.-The 19.h
April, 1875, the following minute was
adopted:
"The Lee Memorial Association takes
pleasure in rendering its thanks to the escort
of honor and students Of Richmond College
who have accompanied the statue of Genera
Lee and delivered il to the committee of The
Association. .
"The very severe weather during the
trans portation' made their labor of love auC
priety and delicacy with which the duty has
been performed has increased the obligation
OF the Association. ---.
"The Association begs leave also to ex
press its gratitude to the authorities and stu
dents of Richmond College, who have been
so honorably represented by the escort, fol-
the sentiment that prompted their action"
An extract from from the record.
W. n. PENDLE9oN, Chairman.
Charles a. Davidson, Secretary.
The delay between Lynchburg and Lex
ington, caused by the unforeseen necessity oi
raising many of the bridges across the canal
in order to let the box pass under them,
broughtit it about that the monument reached
Lexington on the 18th, the anniversary ol
the passage of the Virginia ordinance of Sc.
cession, and made the ceremonies Of the day
peculiarly appropriate.
The offer of the literary societies Of Rich.
mond College to bear the expense Of trans.
porting the monument to Lexington was as
delicate and appropriate as it was patriotic,
and the execution of their design has been
a complete success, rejecting the highest
Gre dit upon all concerned. They have at the
same time paid a touching tribute to the
memory of Lee, and linked in bonds OF
closest friendship two sister institutions oil
learning
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TOBACCO INsPEoroR AProIS!ED:--Ihe Coy
ernor yesterday appointed Major Jonn n
Wrenn inspector OF tobacco 81 Aysrss ~ale' q
house. In this city, in place OF Thomas u.
Neal, resigned. ,... g,,-5
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TIL 3 DISPATCH,
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
Na.fonaI Ffre.Uudar.v,ri,sr..

New YoBK. April e3.-The National Fire.
Underwriters have elected the following ex-
ecutiye mmittee: Stephen Crowell, D. A.
= neald, ); "; Mnrrsy, Murray Charles Platt a. G.
Hall, George p. Crane, George L. Chase,
Heary Kellogg. 80
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BAPTIST YEARBOOK FOR 1s75-'fhe Baptist
Yearbook for 1876 states that there are over ee-
ven hundred thousand Baptists in the South. The
Religious Herald Of this city, has large circuia'
tion and is doubtless The best medium Tor adVerIs
ing In the South.
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The GRAND CONCERT TUESDAY NIGHT
The sale of reserved seats for the grand con-
cert, which takes place Tuesday night at AS
Sembly Hall, is progressing rapidly at
WyatLs music-store, and all who desire
good seats bad best attend to itat once. Inc
concert promises to be grand affair.
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nQfa1NRffan.

PHILADELPHIA, April 23.-There y de-
falcanon in the Western Union. telegraph
office here. 1t is attributed to John A.
Heiner, chief clerk to Superintendent Bates.
Heiner IS non est.
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s PEMBROKE WHITE DREsS-sHIRTs made to order,
and perfect fit guaranteed or sale. Call on f.
SPENCE & SON, merchant taors, 1900 Main
street, and leave your orders.