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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-28

1t Will thus he seen that the amount OF in
ternal taxes collected in Virginia is more
than double'th that collected in the six New
England States. |c!ii .E'... - .'"H
,. It may be said that Virginia manufac-
turers are reimbursed on the sale Of this to-
bacco. That is true to certain extent, but
in another sense her planters are deeply in
iured by this tax, inasmuch rs the quantity
of her leaf tobacco which would be con-
sumed on the repeal of this tax would
probably be increased fifty per cent. The
price of the planters leaf would therefore be
Increased with this increased demand. =
There was an internal-revenue tax at one
time on the woollen and cotton manufac-
lures, and while the New England manu-
facturerS Reimbursed themselves for this tax
on the sale OF these goods, yet they knew
too we'll that this increased price caused a
corresponding decrease in the amount OF
manufactured goods consumed, and having
the control of the Government they demand
ed that the tax should be repealed, and it
was done.
The planters OF Virginia and the tobacco
States, on the other hand, have had to SUBJ
NIT to the burden OF this intcrnal-reyenue
tax on tobacco, from which the Government
has levied more than S250,000,0U0 during
President Grants two administrations.
Moreover, while the internalreyenue tax
existed on the manufactured cottons Of
New England that same party authorized
the draaoback of the cotton-tax paid by the
southern planters and their colorM work.
men from the Treasury Of the United States.
Massachusetts thus converted to herself
and diverted from the Treasury Of the
United States large sum from this cotton
tax, about which the Republican party of
the North to-day are making such noise.
The sum collected from this cotton-taX was
about $6S,0O0,000, paid by. the producers,
inclusive OF the colored men. 4
Inasmuch; as the tobacco OF Virginia is
what is known IS plug tobacco, consumed
in large part by the South and West, and to q
large extent in the cotton, sugar, and rice
fields OF the South by the colored man, they
pay, large portion Of this tax. For in
stance, il colored man can spare only fifty
cents per week from his earnings to buy his
tobacco he can now buy less than one pound.
But for this Charlottesville product OF Re-
publican ingenuity-he could purchase two
pounds. . .,-r.;ff v.,H .l,s,is,s H.. Ill.
TO those who know the strength Of this
taste in the colored man Il think hazard
nothing in saying that he would prefer,this
privilege OF purchasing two pounds Of to-
bacco for"the same money now required to.
purchase one to all that. the Republican,
party has done for him in the whole OF their
reconstruction measures.aSsS 45zfs ss.s!,ll S.
{ Any other information which / can give
you for General Hampton will be gladly.
done, for my sympathies are profoundly ex-.
cited in behalf OF the noble! struggle he Is
waging in behalf OF constitutional govern
.ment for South Carolina. Fsl IS S,
Yours, very truly, ". T. BuRwELL.
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R1c11MoSp, VA. October ! 8

KICHMOND, VA, UctOBer TO, 1915.
This is to certify that was afflicted with "can.
cer,'' which covered the whole upper lip for some
time, causing severe pain and distress. called
on two OF the best physicians, as thought of this
place, and after examining me thoroughly it was
pronounced fbrous cancer, and 1 was advised to
have 1t cut out as the only remedy; but In my dis
tress heard of DR.. A. G.. WoLLARD, and heard he
could cure without the use Of the knife, and ap-
piled to him, and am glad did, as he has made a
perfect cure In my case, and In about six weeks
after the medicine was applied was well. The
cure was made some two and half years ago,
and now the place Is filled up, and one that did not
know OF 1t would never discover 1t, for the flesh
having Its natural color.
In conclusion do most heartily recommend all
persons who may be afflicted with similar diseases
to apply to the Doctor with confidence. My address
Is J.R. LAWRENCE, Richmond, Va,
- n.... n .-& care of Street-car stable.
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~ COHEN BROTHERS are otferin

@ COHEN BROTHERS are offering
BLACK iSL li and C5LoRED SILK vELvETs, in all the
new shades, at from 81 to ~ a yard less than
Also, large lot of vELvETEENs black and CO.
-, iored, At less than usual price; 90 >,
Sis, s1.so. sS.s5, ss75, and ss.S5, all Of
them fully 80 per cent. below present value
fancy and evening shaoes;
very large stock of the finest BLACK CASH
NJ 6s Sc s0s and fof sae
Qualities as would generally cost ut least 25:.
Also full lines ines of coLoRED cAsHMEREs from
Their Ss stock Of yaLfAcA LUsTREs, in black and
colors, at 1890. cannot be found anywhere for
See hst s Dress Ess GODS at 25c and sse
BLACK ALPAgAS at csc heretofore sold ut 32c.;
Price up to s5e FOR SIX Lastrsa from n &c. ' to
25c. yard less than they were formerly sold
large stock Of CASSIMERES for mems and boys
wear at s5e., 45c, goc, 75c., Soc, 81, sl.2o,
200 GRIP siiSRl Is a. Si5o % GRAPE Wells,
Of OF M Ri ali p Shades md eoior fully fully
afS EsfE ss; san st fa
9ysfss9f BR aa Il &s5 s
PARIS WHITE FLANNEL at 81, heretofore sold
ALL-WOOI FLANNELS at 2O,1 %, 81, 3ot anu
40c. for tull yard wide, tine quality, aud al-
wool
A large stock of INDICATED FLANNELS 1t. re-
500 dos sa oissa5 GLOVES In myrtle gen
ia blue, plum, seal brown, aud pll other shades In
cladng Anera Co.'S At eonsSideFaOy less than
.Four-Sutton BLACK KID, GLOVES at 81 worth
=. go; three-button ut Soc; one-button BLACK
:. and CoLoRED lprin'eipally small Sizes ut
A very large stock ofHAlIBURGH EMBROIDERY
Just received. See their prices. ,.s.g. -
so pieces NOTTINGHAM LACE. at f21tS, 10, 16S,
90, %, 49, 40, so, and 6oc. the best assortment
si1 and lowest prices ever offered In this city; 81,
GMPS, PRINCES, and LACES In great variety
q and ut lower than general prices go
500 LACE SHADES. very handsome, at fully half
$50 pieces FoULARD's BLACK PERcALEs at
TwtoS-;PpLY INGRAM CARPET at Soc; COT
Af-;tTAGE mt 35c.;i TW0-PLYtat IS, 371s, 40, s,
NURSERY oo M cIRpEr at soc. just reduced
FLOOR oI-CLo 9TH, j, III. TX. 2, and az yards
wide at 40, 20, 80, and Coo. for the best manu-
facrurcd. jas- n. 5@s54Gs ~ ifto c Il
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After the Election.

mo time moves slowly. II always does
IN those who expect a pleasure or q great
prati6cstion near ct hand. We have sur
efered nil the Ills OF inisgoyernment. The
financial condition is bad, distrust embar-
rasses all departments OF trade aud enter
prise, the industry Of that part Of the coun.
try which produces the staple exports OF
the nation is disordered, and apprehension
of worse things agitates the minds OF the
people. For years the land has been vexed
and distressed, and the condition OF things
has been as bad as it well could be, varied
with occasional exploiting OF the military
by the Federal Executive as means OF
furthering the interests OF the party when
!; has the national Administration in its hands.
For a people that was once so free, this
condition OF affairs could not be anything
less than intolerably oppressive. A power
full effort to get rid OF the party which has
involved the country in such distress is
made with the best reason to hope that it
will be successful. Could anything be more
delightful to a people so oppressed than this
prospect? No wonder that the few days
before the public Judgment pass by us
slowly like the fences and trees moving
by the overloaded team OF a road-wagon.
Certainly If ThDES is elected there will
be a great relief for the nation-a real !u-
biIee. All feel that the genial and consti-
tutional policy OF the Democratic govern
ment will breathe new life into all the pur-
suits OF the people. It is enough even that
the people so think to make what they
think reality; but the policy OF the Ad'
ministration will be altogether favorable
to freedom in all branches OF trade
and industry. Everybody viii know that
the Government will be directed according
TO the Constitution, and that we shall rest
from the everlasting questions about Fede-
raj interference, and the exercise OF douDt-
full powers, and the usurping OF authority
clearly inhibited by the Constitution. Can
we exaggerate that real peace and serenity
that will be derived by the country from an
assurance like this:
The time indeed must be heavy that stand:
between us all and blessings such as these
II ever there was people who could keenlI
appreciate such blessings it is the Ameri
can people. The good time OF real libert.
that so long existed in this country make
the miseries in which it is now detained ex
tremely sharp, and whets the public desr
for relief to the keenest point.
But what IL TILDEN is not elected! Tha
would be the most fearful blow that eve
blasted the hopes Of the people. It's neithe
necessary nor useful to contemplate tina
event now. We can only work, as W
should, with all life, and energy, and falt
to prevent that (which will plunge the nation
into new despair, and to elect TILDEN
and thus bring back to the land conf
dence, order, freedom, and peace.
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This Is to certify that had tumor located at the
inner corner of my eyebrow about the size OF mar
BILE, extending down in the corner Of my eye 1t has
been coming for some eight years, and for the last
three or four years gave me much uneasness, as my
eye was much affected by 1t; but after some weeks
Of DR.. WoLLARD's treatment the tumor came out
and my eye was well, and it has now been well some
three our four months-as well as 1t ever was, not
injuring my sight in the leasso can heartily re-
commend the Doctor to al who may be afflicted with
similar diseases. 80. r. A. JOSEPH,
No. 212O, corner Short and Scott streets,
Union HnI Richmond, Va.
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!, DINwIDDIE COURTHOUSE, VA.
I - November /, 1875,

Dr., 4. G.. Wollard: r.t-s. 80 .r..s.g..
Dear Sir,-I write to inform you aud all those SUI
fering with Cancer that your medicine has made q
perfect cure of a cancerous tumor on my arm Of
twenty-five years. standing. Had the attendance Of
the best physicians Of the country without benefit
but 1t continued to grow worse, and my suffering be.
came unbearable till relieved by your treatment, and
now gratefully scitd you tIs certificate, and advise
all persons suffering with Cancer hi any form to
apply to you and be cured. For my cure and all
your kindness to me shall ever be deeply grateful
Yours gratefully andrespectfully,
SARAH L. CABANESS.
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the opposition CONTINUES TO expose these
Radical enorrnities aud 20 lash the party and
hold II responsible for the depression and
ruin It has brought upon the country. 1t
cannot be that lies which 60 forth with slit
ears and branded hands can divert public
attention from thesbad party which has 80
cursed the nation.
We shalt so learn. we believe, on the first
Tuesday in November.
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was afflicted with Cancer on the nose for long
time-so much so that 1t had eaten or good portion
of my nose, and was making great progress. 1t va;
located near the end OF my nose, and had eaten
through, dishguring me very much. Hearing Of Dr..
WoLLARD's great success In curing Cancer, went
to him and placed myself der his treatment After
several weeks Of his practice the Cancer came oni
but left me very much disfgured. The place h..
healed up perfectly sound leaving no trace OF the
symptoms of the disease whatever.
would advise all who are suffering with such 8
disease not to neglect 1t did, and thereby become
disfgured for life, but call Dr. WoLLARD at once
and be cured. His treatment Is not severe, but mild
and sure. Yours, respectfully,
JOHN HENDERSON.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
M. GOOD NEWS FOR THE. FAIR
WEEK.-sccond supply of new and cheap
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, SC,
JUST RECEIVED AT
a WILLIAM THALHfMER'S, ..-.s
..r.g .t.-.r. :. COL Broad street.

Persons visiting the city during Far-week will
find 1t 10 their advantage to give call, will
guarantee to sell fully Is to 90 per cent. cheaper
than any other house in the city. Just received, q
lot of yar ... .- ##a.
New and desirable shades of DRESS GOODS;
New and desirable PLAID DRESS GOODS;
The cheapest BLACK ALPACAS from zoe. to 81 :;
$3.50; -.....
The cheapest TABLE-LINEN from SIC. to $3.50;
The cheapest line Of sHAWLS from Toe. to So;
The cheapest lineof SKIRTS and BALNORALS at
all prices;
$50 new styles Of BEAVER and CLOTH CLOAKs,
just received, from IS to $25. Do not fail to
give me trial on Cloaks.
225 pairs WHITE and COLORED BLANKETS
81 $3.50 to $40:
400 pieces CASSIMERES, TwEEDs, JEANS.
WATER-PROOFs, CLOTHS, BEAVERS, &c.
.f at prices that will aSlonish You; .
45o pieces WHITE, RED, GRAY, and BLUE
=, FLANNEL at exceedingly low prices; also, a
large line of Ladies. Gentlemen's, and Misses.
NIERINO SHIRTS from 37kc. to $3.50:
225 pieces BLEACHED and BROWN CANTON
FLANNEL from 10 to 30c yard.
49, -. JUST RECEIVED:
10 dozen Misses CARDINAL, SILK-WORKED
BALBRIGGAN HOSE at 75c worth sl.25 q
" pair Call early, as they sell very fast. Also,
very large line of Misses and Ladies' STRIPED
and WHITE HOSE; E. - ).
1000 pairs of two-button COLoRED KIDS at 75c.
worth SLIPS. Sta H":t- s.r 9f-2 -
A large stock Of SASH ss RIBBONS, SILK and
GLOVES, PORTE-MONNAIES, COMBS, BRACE
LET'S and lots Of other goods too numerous to men,
tion. "A fun and complete line Of Gentlemen's
WHITE SHIRTS, UNDERSHIRTS, STRIPED and
WHITE HOSE; BuCKSKIN, .DOGSKIN, and
KID GLOVES at the very lowest prices. All ask
is q call at !! III. WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
&C 90 f,...- ,........- Il. COL Broad street.
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f. -. RICHMOND, VA, September FL, 1875.
DR.. 4. G. WoLldrd: r-.
My Deaf sir,-After four years Of pain and suffer-
ing with Cancer, covering the back Of my right
hand and wrist, am now entirely relieved by your
practice. Before consulting you had tried many
remedies aad, besdes had called in four physicians
of this city, whose practice did me no good; and
after being almost at the point of despair, was in
luccd to try your practice, which has made o per-
feet cure Of my hand. With grateful heart give
you this my certificate and trust that any poor suf-
ferer who may see this will call upon you and be
healed also. May God in his mercy bless, protect,
and defend you from all harm and suffer you to live
long, that you may bring comfort, health, and appi-
ness to thousands Of sufferers is the prayer of
grateful friend, E~ JOHN PULLEN,
corner Fourth and Main streets,
Richmond, Va.
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BIG LICK, ROANOKE COUNTY, VA,l
.,sTI,y July. ~, 1875.

DR.. d.. G. Wollard: s~s.ai
My friends. Messrs. Kindred &C. Galloway, Of your
city, write me that you would like to know how am
getting along with my sore eye that you treated
while was in Richmond. would say to you that
my eyeis perfectly well. Some called it. cancer
wart, and others scab.cancer. It had been trou-
bling me four years, and was gradually growing
worse, and gave me great uneasiness. had tried
various remedies and all TO no effect. After reading
in the Religious Herald reply from .Messrs. Jeter
G. Dickinson to the Medical Faculty at once deter
mined to call you. and this Is the result for Wcn
thank you and Blessrs.Jet Il Dickinson. Hoping
YOU may succeed as you have heretofore done, am
;our we-wisher, Bill. IlNshEl'
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J TuxpUvE OF RESPECT.

Ara regular meeting of cambrian Lodge, No; . IL.
Independent Order of Good Tempiars, hed q, tneir
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas it has pleased Almighty 9Gd 70 remo SIp
from midst by death our beloved sister "a ~.
wards who departed this life peacefully on the Sd OF
October, 1916, .,.. ~
Resolued l. That in the death OF Sister Sl Ed D.
wAKDS the Order OF Good Templars has LOST one OF
its most active irfuential and useful members so
cdety one of its brightest ornaments ano Cnritanty
a rcfngent star from its diade1n. 80.
Resorred q. That while we recognize the nanu VI
Providence In thus removing one 80 nauch oeioYedln
the community from us and pause to drop t teaf
upon her newiy-made grave, yet we tee assured Lnat
her spirt has waited ts flight beyond the river IN
the presence of its God to bask In the celestial sun
shine Of perennial felicity. -. 80. 70 ., -
ResoIped, 8. That tender our heartfelt synpa-
thy TO her bercaved husband and family, and that
copy of these resolutions be spread upon the minutes
of Lodge, and that copy be sent 20 tine IN ny
of the deceased; and also that copy DC sent 70 inc
editors Of the Dispatch for publication, with re-
quest that the Richmond Wing copy; and as fur,
ther respect for our departed sister, the oceTs and
~ f. r. EVANS,
~ W.PIERCE,
~ a. Z. b. PAEkEY,
d1tSw1tx Committee.
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ssprow Boz. in sse Danyille Rsgister,
doesn't ,snowswhat billion. is ACCORDING to
tle English mode Of computation. de puts
Il down at 100000, 900. That is the French
mode Of computation. The English billion
is one million of miilions--that Is to sag,
/ oo(,. GOO, oOO, 600. So the almanac is right.
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thcg- PURE CoD-LIyER OIL. N
OUR OWN spIREcT INTERPRETATIONS r, n q

We have the testimony OF physicians who pre-
scribe it and OF paienrswho have taken III that Il
moore acceptable to the stomach aud more easily
assimilate ted than any other oil. 81 II, a,
We guarantee 1T TO be entirely pure md fresh,
free FROM and fully possessing all of the
wonderful remedial properties claimed for the best
cod-liyer oil. MEADE q RAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
oc D19 Main street, Riehmond, Va,
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A physician i'm. Jacksonville, Ga, stabbed
an antagonist in fight with knives, and
then saved his life by adressing s the wounds
The Swedish ministers In connection with
the Minnesota and Central Illinois Method
list Episcopal Conferences have; been organ
lzed into separate conference. They NUM-
Der fifty, and have the care OF six hundred
members, M IS s q
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CuILEsBURG, CAROLINE COUNTY, yAr}

deem it due to DR.. WOLLARD and the public to
say that my wife had a Cancer Tor wart of canoes
Gus nature) under her left eye, which very pain
full and annoyed her greatly. She tried . number Of
remedies without any good effect. In December
1874, she placed herself under the treatment Of Dr.
A. G. WoLLARD, and in twenty days was entirely
well. 1t has now been nearly year since 1t was
cured and any one unacquainted with her would not
perceive the slightest scar. Given under my hand
this day and date us above written.
G. ALLENSWORTH.
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MANCHESTER. VA. June

IIt.NNIfro TIE. ' nv UuIfc wv TIT
Some fifteen years ago was afflicted with what II
called Skin Cancer, Il making its appearance on the
inside of my and extending about one inch H.
side of both Of my nostrils. II caused me much pain
apd unhappiness; and after trying all the remedies
in my reach with no avail l concluded to try the
treatment OF DIR. A. &. WoLLARD, Of Richmond.
ya ana after two months trial OF his practice an
very glad 10 say that Gnd myself well and consider
the cure permanent. The affected parts show no
trace Of the treatment, being perfectly free from a
shooting pains and disease. .rg...
cen most heartily recommend all persons WHO
are afflicted with such disease 70 apply to Dr. VOL
LARD, who has made such an eifcctusl cure In u!
case. And let me here say that never suffered one
haIfwhile under his treatment that did In the SaHe
length OF time before treatment.
~ Respectfully yours,
49, = ,lDfIN CLEMENTS.
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I S25, 600! $4,000! $4,000!
WORTH OF GOODS FROM AUCTION,


t3--. -. .,ai RESIDES ...--....s
THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS oFDOLLARS
OF REGULAR GOODS, WHICH WILL
.: 5s.g BE SOLD VERY CHEAP.
YOU WILL FIND EVERY DEPARTMENT
COMPLETE. -,
1000 pairs Of GRAY and WHITE BLANKETS
from s1.25 to s25 per pair, 4, Z,
so pieces of CARPET from 1Sc. to S1.25 per yard,
the cheapest in the city: .ss
Handsome RUGS from $l.25 to SO; -..s......
A full assortment of QUILTS and COMFORTS:
FLOOR and TABLE OIL-CLOTHS-a full assert.
ment; ..s.. ..s#. ..-
large lot Of new FURS just opened, 81 to 81 pc,
set;
Handsome IRISH PopL1Ns from $500. TO s1.25
per yard;
CROCHET sACQUEs and HooDs-h Handmade;
BLACK SILKS at 90c., S1.25, Sl.5O, So, 50 so,
and So per yard;:':i .@.ai%a 'l.s s.,'3 ~l; -
SLEEVELESS JACKETS large and new assort-
ment; laT<.sE;I ny ~ .futI
COLORED SILKS from sOc. to 80 per yard; s..
BLACK CACHEMIREs ut 371E so, 75c, 81. and
A new assortment Of CT OAKS just opened -. !.
Our BLACK ALPAClaS at 20, 25, SO, 40; so, and
60c. up to sl25 per yard are the cheapest in the
anotherloto of cheap DRESS GOODS at 1exc. per tsr
1000 dERINo VESTS for { gentlemen u and ladies'
ana also for chlldren's wear, from 37Hc. to $3.50
Look at our 75c. KID GLOVES; y.
Our second supply OF FLANNELS are the cheapest,
i, In the city;
fLAIN and TWn.LED from 15c. to2s1.25 per
Look q our stock Of SKIRTS; We fave full as
CASsAIERES for mems, boys, aud children's wear
BLACK and Blue BE ia Otis are very
cheap LtIvt .Stss rs - Eacslt- I-15Et4 -.
t e ss It SH HE aaREhTs at
aAlsrge assortment OF EDGINGs from auction;
10000 pairs Of HOSE from l2kc. to VI per pair;
Look at our SASH-RIBBONS; yE.'.ff
"A new lot Of GARDlNALHoSE just received
so pieces more Of those DRESS GOODS at zoe.
worth $685.; 4 r.f5spFzf... s,ig.ss az $40
It Is positively known that you can buy more
GOODS for your money ut SYCLE BROTHERS.,
than at any other house In the city. 2
SYCLE BROTHERS.
49, ets.ff s85.E No. 29 Broad street,
aioc 21 It between Fourth and Eli streets.
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MARnIAGEs.

Married, on Tie 14th OF September, q the resi-.
ieucc OF Che bsfdes mother by fbs Key. konert
TO JAMES d. McKEHZiE, OF Richmond,
Petersburg papers please copy.
Married, on the evening Of the 18th msfsnt, IN
Washington city, at the residence o. fss ~ M vs.
MAMIE q. Friend. OF Port Royal, Va, to Major
W.J.JOHESON. of Richmond. NO Gurus. -.
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RICHMOND, october 26, 1876

TO Hon. James Lyons: $40 ID
My Dear Sir,-I' received your note last
night, on my return from political tour to
Williamsburg, asking for some information
for General Wade Hampton as to the rela-
tive sums which are annually paid by Viz
ginia and the six New England States under
the present internal-revenue tax system.
The amount paid by the six New England
States for the fiscal year ending the 3Oth
June, 1875, is as follows: i.'.t
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~ BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH.-Rey. s. A. STEEL viii preach at IL A
D. and 7:3O T. NJ. Subject at night, 1.-THE Las
Judgment"
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ME- FIRST p r E S 3 7 I E r A n
CHURCH corner of Tenth and Capitol streets).-
Rev. ALEXANDER MARTIN, u. D. Services ut II
A. NJ and 7:45 T. III. III 'a...-F =
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NET CLAY-STREET CHAPEL Corner
Clay and Graham strcets).-Rey. CHARLES j. DAM
yER will preach to the Germans in their own lam
guagc ut 81. p. NJ.
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ME- ELBA PARK METHODIST EPIS-
COPAL CHURCH (llarshall street near Hancock).
Preaching at ZIP. NJ, followed by the Lords Sup
per. Quarterly Love-Fcast at P. NJ.
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, G1~ REV. D. B. WINFREE, D. d., Of
Manchester Baptist church, will deliver n sermon
before the Missionary Society of Legh-Street Bap-
tist church OH SUNDAY NIGHT at ~ o'clock. !.