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many children who grow up. unconverted
might have been ssyed by word spoken for
Jesus. g Lost for want OF o word . will be
the lament OF many an usfaithful Sunday
school teacher. He urged the workers Ia
this great feld to, ponder over this solemn
thought, and resolve to speak o word every
Sabbath personally to each scholar, insist
ing on the conservation Of their lives to
Jesus.
sEr. a. l.. West spoke OF the great revival.
work in the Methodist Sunday schools OF the
city during the present year. Since the Let
of January 315 scholars have beea esnverted,
and still the good Werk gees OF. he also
alluded to She number engaged In this work
in this city, aud Of the great good yet to be
done, under the blessiBg Of God, through
this instrumentality 81 . i ,s,l{ .l.i,.< z.s
The exercises were .fntersperssd with sing.
ing By the scholars Of Clay. Street schesI, led
by iAr. John II. King. The solos and dzets
and choyusss were rendered IN the usual
attractive style ioy which shis sshool ID
aeted. I. gs5. s5;, Esfsr II
The following, Is sunmaSy efsupszin-
tendants' Eonerts for March. >s,s.r, si f-ss4.,s
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GraHs LoDsl OF Or. p.FsEloxs.--The
Grand Lodge Of I. o. O. +. will meet in an.
nual session at Alexandria to-day. The Of
ncers are Il. r. Courtney, grand master; T.
Wiley Davis, grand secretary; John Fer'
grand scribe Of the Eneampment; Judge e.
d. Fitznugh, grand representative to the
Grand Lodge. ~ e
The representatives from Richmond are
John T. Rodgers, Aurora, No. 10; James
Jones, Nelson Encampment :; George W.
Parsons, UDIon, No. Z: A. Blenner, Schiller
Lodge ara Goneordia EHcampment; DR.. II.
Cabell Tabb, Fitzhugh, No. 90; J. Il. Goode,
Friendship, No. 10; Richard Fletcher, JEFF
ferson Lodge.
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TIE LYseHsuRa CosvsEx1or.-The dele.
yates from Richmond to the Lynchburg Con-
ysntion will leave the city this morning.
Nearly all tbs prominent officials Of the
National Government will 30 with them.
The custom .houss will be almost deserted
for the next three or four days.
From what could be gathered fEen the
Republicans here yesterday she fght will be
between the Blsine and Cenkling men.
Bristsw has very few friends, and Morton
even less number.
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. SxENo MAcHHH AssNF Ii TRoUyfA.-Ar.
George Reid, an agent OF the Singer Sewing
Kaehlng Company at Harmyille, was arrest
ed in this city yesterday by Sergeant Daniel
Wren, on the complaint, nrst by telegraph
Of the agent at Lynshburg, and secondly on
warrant issued here on the oath OF &. +.
Beatty, the agent here, charged with em-
begzlina within the last eight months 800
belonging to said company. Accused admits
that he owes the company and has been
unable to pay it, but utterly denies that he is
guilty Of any wrong intention. From state
ments made by his friends IL seems not un-
likely that the case will turn out to be one OF
debt rather than dishonesty.
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Z FuEKRAL on De. GseaaE War;. The fu-
fierai OF ysuss Dr.. Wsyt took plxce Sunday
afteraoon8 from ST. ;;Jamea eharch, and was
attended by Rishmond Cbmmsndcry,
knighs Tenplar DoYe Lodge, and the K.
Is. Is, to which organization deceased be-
ionged, and by 8 great eTeEd OF friends aud
aequainsances. The services were conduct
ed by Boy. Dfs. PetsrkiH and EianIge.ode.
The procession 20 the cemetery was q long
and imposing enc, and gave evidence OF the
popularity Of The deceased and the high
esteem Ii which he was held. The usual
Masonic ceremonies tosk place at che grave,
which, when when filled, Was Utmost hidden
from sight by the quantity Of elegant towers
heared apon Il. Is 81 G 81.
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/" TEE Century PLAKa.''-Thb Is the title
Of very. unique centennial seassnir de-
signed, sspyrighted, and published BY Mr.
j. G. Dening, Of Norfolk. It is really q
historical epitome Of The growth Of our
country fton the beginning Of its national
existence to the present sine. Under the
idea OF the plant thas is said to bloom once
a century, 1t represents nehle tree whose
thirteeR roots are. the original thirteen
colonies; these form at the bass Of the
trunk the "Dechratien OF Independence; !;
the trunk itself ss the Constitution; the
eighteen limbs the presidents from
Washington to Grant; and the foliage
the States and Terrfevies Eow cons
posing the country. The whole is sur.
rounded by o border Of one hundred inter.
linked circles, each representing one year Of
the century. The picture Is fiue itbograph
1924, and is sold at 81. Mr.. James L. VIII
liams B now in this city ss agent for the
sale OF these sou veairs, and will call on our
citizens In behalf Of this Virginia contribu.
tion to the many devices presented in honor
Of the hrst American Cen tsnnhl.
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EuLouor OF LAHP. .-Os sdnday night
some little excitement wss caused IN the.
family OF Mr.. Besjamin Berry, residing on.
Grace between Tweaty-third and Twenty-:.
fourth streets, by the explosion Of a kerosene
Lamp. Word being sent TO Company en-
gine.house, some OF its members Immediately
went to the house and at once put out the
James. No alarm was turned In, and ths
damage done was triaing.
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: Osn GGsD RRsuL3 e1 1Ha LA1s FaIsmT..
Twelve thousand three hendred cubic yards
Of sard, etc.. was removed from Richmond
bar during the recent fesbet. This ID the
fret time that material has been washed out;
It generally happens that She bar Is made
verse after ffeshet.
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TIN LAST AppIAL 10 TAY.PAYE2s.-Col-
lector Regneult notifies taxpayers that the
list OF delinqueBt taxes on real estate VIII be
published In this paper on Wednesday the
10th instant and on The 1ss day OF May. All
property 20 published will be subjected 70
an additional penalty Of ter. per cent. for
charges aud one per cent. for commissions.
The list OF Nay IS the day designated by law
for the sale OF delinquent property.
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IsArGuRAr1oa OF GssAxsyRRxIK Hail.
The Gesangyerein Virginia had grand
toreh.light procession, and paraded the
principal streets last night on the occasion OF
the Inauguration Of their spacious new hall
lust erected, on the east side OF Seventh
street between Broad and Marshall streets.
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Tar BRrisH ASSOCIATION OF ERsm1A.---i
The Farmyille British Association and the
Virginia Board Of Settlers Wers represented
by Captain Ashburnsr and Hessrs. LEROY,
d. J. Farrer, Robert Hume, a. Woodruff,
and ]. a. b. st. Andrew at the funeral Of the
late Captain Jackson.
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R,sgvosp. Va. April 10. 18i

RIsHNoND, VA, April 10, 1915. !.
Filters nspdfch: Ia The Dispatch of to-
day there appears card signed by j. r.
Hoekaday concerning certain parties who
were up before the Pskcs Court recently
for doing business as aaet3oleers without
licenses, Ia which he states that "the Police
Justice decided them all guilty of the charge"
Please allow rs to say that 50 far as we are
concerned the statement Is false, as Mr..
Hoskaday must have knsvA bad he put
bimself to the trouble to Gaa ont. We were
discharged unconditienally1 on the resords
Of the Police Court will skew.
Respectfully, BusH b ApPKRs0H.
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REnovALs..

DEMOyAL.-Thesu so bscriher hss resn9fsf
III fson 737 to 7SS, oppodte his former 9ts1as
~ where he has On hand large stocK o1 -ssSss
GHILDRENsS CARRIA6sssa ~
his exn nsnufssture, Raarsnteed for eSe .yeex.
Also kas dae xseortMeEs OF all fhe Nytss es
rs RoRTHERE-MkBE.Gk GkRnIA6kass ~
Ill Of which be will sell s: the lowest pTieegs ~
beautiful asscnment OF i. e,
MATB AND ATGHkEB VERY sCHHAP. sss:
a ui4e line OF 81 e 34s
GLASS and CRoCKEEY-WARN,
which he Will as1 very low. Examine bis Isesxys
and be coryfnsed that itk IS Tho bake - 81 baxs
gains. Dont forges 6o. az MALE q, I xsrItr
Old carriages taken n exchange Rses.ssse
neatly done. II s 81 eR S-A - = q
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DR.. @. ". BREsoH,s CEssaRy AND CHANfo-
NILE PILLS are prepared expressly 70 cure sick
headache, nervous headache. dyspeplc headache,
neuralgia, nervousness, and sleepienssess, snd viii
cure any ease. Price, so cents. Sold by an drug
gtsts. Ofaes, 106 north Eutaw Hreet.
BAL7IHoHB July 2h 1874.
Dr.. c. W. BRxsos's CELRRY AND CHAHMo-
xu.n PILLS have cured my wife q sick and ner.
,yous headache OF ten years. standing. shs had IT
every week or ten days, and san1ed almost every.
th,ne but death with It. We think these pills are
worth their weigh IN gold
Rev. u. A. SSGNICHTER.
Fer sale By an Wholesale and fetan druggists.
P0acEII., LADD B Co., Agents.
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VISITORS GUIDE 10 RICHMOND SNp VlcIEITY
A new edition Of this valuable work fcopy-rtehs
sesured), enlarged, revised, and stherwfss Inn
proved, Is now In course OF pseDa1aios, and win
shortly be published BY J. T.. EA1Hsez, Fo. 1ll2
Aaia street. A limited number Of adyerhsements
win he received All persona are sauioned again st
Infringement Of copyright asa sdyertsers will
be sarefal to give their cards say 10 the puolsasr
or his authorized representatives. ts.s''
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,,.r,ll1IRs To-DAr- Washington, !,
o,nEvor the South Atlantic and
AP;' w., w. Tenreses. and the Ohio VAL
suN s.s:,,,ry or falling barometer, south
s!, "S .S essierly winds, partly cloudy,
81! ~ss.ber. and In the western portions
siin rsirs attending stsrm center west
psSMs,onri pSs's aud Arkansas.
q AMSu Nv Made and Eastern States, station
IL .-sssrre ..s srd temperature, northerly
81? y rve,pt southeast winds in tie south
S,aTS wi Sor;icps; cloudy or partially cloudy
,.n.se- s--N
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Addresses were made by DR.. Hatcher, DR..
DickinsoR. and Mr.. W. II. Williams. The
singing Has BY the Manchester school.
Tba Association adjourned to meet with
the First Baptist church on the second Sun
day in May. -
TIE nrTuopnY guNDA Y-RcHoo1 sosfnTY.
Tho regular monthly meeting OF the Meth
ediss Sunday.School Society WAS held as
Ciay-Strest church on Sunday. afteraoon at
81 O'Clock, J.W. Card we'll assistant prssi-
DENT in the chair, C. P. Radyan ]. L. Sims
secretaries.
The neetiBe was opened with prayer by
Nr. Thomas Lambeth. Of Centenary Sunday
school. Ii.
Rev. P. A. Petersor, pastor Of Clay. Street
church, made avery gratifying report Of the
healthy condition and encouraging pros
pects Of the school The average attendance
during the few months has improved great
deal, and large number Of new scholars
have been admitted every Sabbath.
The corps of teachers are faithful and
earnest in their work, and the school has
improved great deal Ia this respect. Du.
ring the past msnth forty conversions have
occurred in the school, and the interest Is
still increasing. He urged the parents OF
the scholars to use their influence to pro.
mote the success Of the revival work now In
progress. BE returned thanks to the scholars
for the active part they toek In raising funds
to improve the church.
Rev. Dr.. Bledsoe, Of Trinity church, then
addressed the meeting. Subject: /" Early
Conversion Of Children."
Mr.. Robert z. Richardson also addressed
the meeting, expressing his gratidation at
the encouraging report OF commissioners
from Clsy-Street church. The prime object
OF Sunday school teaching Is TO bring the
schools to Jesus, and be WAS glad that such
field of usefulness vas open to the lsymen si
the church. he recited an affecting incident,
showing the result Of faithful teaching and
earnest, prayer BY Sunday school teacher,
resulting in the conversion Of Q scholar Of
Centenary school
Rev. George b. Bay, pastor Of Aain.ssrees
Methodist church, addressed the children on
the subject of ls Conscience Conscience Is
Gods voice speaking in the heart OF man,
and with children il is much more induen-
tial than with adults. He urged the scholars
of eli the schools to watch and pray earnestly,
and thus keep Eatan from getting into their
hearra. Heed and obey the yoiee Of con.
science. BE gave seIeral illustrations Of the
workings OF conscience in restraining hom
sin. d ~ - .s.. 90:
IS NJ. 80. .. Pashira. supesintsBdsnt ol
Bread Street sehool, apoka ok The gslue. o. =
Wosd in seasoa, He said tnss ao1Rlse
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The following Is q summary sf Rupsfin-
endants' Eeperts for March: >s's,.e sf f-ss4s-,s

EFIDhYeFSi0hs :aTfInisySo4 OF Usay .csk8es3 ssV3
Manchester, 81. s.t
10 report frem Unisn. Station and Nichol.
sen Street. <
The next meeting will be held at Man.
chester 4sthsdist church On second Sunday
in May.
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..THs SrssAG CAxrAIGN.-At the meeting
OF the City Conservative Committee TO be
held tonight the primary-election plaa and
such other plans for making nominations as
may be proposed will be considered. It Is
NOT unlikely that fnal astion on this sub.
jecs will be taken Tonight.
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THapEsiHss CsNYsR7Icn.-YAs sslors6
Sons Of Temperance VIII bold nasssne
Ing next Monday night ss Wesley Chapel, at
8 o'clock. Bach division In Manchester and
Richmond will send Eve delegates.
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Communicative solemn rite Of s0nfr.
nation will be administered at the Monu-
mental church, on the 18th instant, abe Wed.
nesday after Easter.
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CusroK (hand-m -madej WozK to scder. and suafs
aatsed 70 1T Repairing neatly dsns sy
.5. s IS DoecHxE D B8orHHR,
500 and gil Bread stxeet.
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ENmY1vs sAProINrxExrs.-The Governor
made the following appointments yesterday
C. l.. Carter Museville, Pittsylvsna county,
notary public for Pittsslvania colnty (;
James Taylor, of New York city. commits.
sioner:of deeds for the Stste Of Virginia, to
reside ia Tew York.
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TuY PEOPLE WxEs PIOov.-TheSe b ns:medi.
eine prescribed BY physicians o. sold by drugsiss
that carries such evidence Of is superior virtue -
BoscHnn's GARMAF syrup for seyeHs coughs,
colds settled on the breast, eoasGnptson, or any
disease OF the throat and suseA a psoef Of this
fast Is that any person aa1esses ssn get sample
bottle for,tex cents and ny u Re6ahr HSe, seyeu-
ty-ave eeniA PUnoExl, 14ApD q Co.. wholesale
sosnta iE9.al l5s;s Y y. 80 z. .fts. t9ts.5
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Nor IN. ApPoInrEp.-Jidge Guigon hss
rot yet appointed the registrars. They Will
have 10 60 On duty lin tho way Of posting up;
notices for the new registration onthe 18th.
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SFA5H TAxss.-The AssiD,ant Treasurer
gives notice that he cannos wait any longer
for the State taxes Of 1875, bat must en-
force the law.
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Letter from Tuss&Ioosa, Ala.
fsaslDsAF HARpIsos's NURSE" sIDB-aBAE
HAfs-1LAgAki rEIvERsIrT-ZEy. DB. 3.
MANLY, JR.-loRE cHaaRISG fRoEBCfs-
Rg60CRcYs. &c.
S"respsndence Of the Richmond DIspatch.l
1here lives here colsred woman-" old
aunt Patsy who says that she was the
nurse o! President Harrison " when be WAS
Dsoy." She lived in Virginia originally,
vus many years ago came to Alabama From
'oe otsl ejaculation that can be made she ID
IIcSuS'ue1aoiy over one hundred years old.
Al mere oe anything In CLOCKS" it would
dsed, ''''o Ao- :" : :
{, c;S ee f8sat investigation Of charges against
"ae,neat' Hays in Congress for pro.
safihS csde,ship for young Baardslee re.
Glnas me ihat the hopeful youth and his
loIuer spent a part OF last winter at o
clearinghouse a few hundred yards from
saefe now write. The lady In question
Foauced the impression that she intended
W " ioeste here by pricing almost every house
u toxa except the public buildings. Sud-
usniy tle and her son disappeared, and the
ssts 'h.ng We hear is that the visit to Tus.
t1'U0's, S0s eadesship, and Hays are all some
~ aea ADScu up toSeIueC.
ihe Doole buildings Of the Alabama UNI
Cy rshny Eere burned rutbles,ly blythe raider
~ ES'uAton ct the close Of the war. These have
svsn er Partially replaced, and the istitution Is
~ s,s',alns something OF its former prosperity.
-, me way, Ray. DIR. Basil Manly. IT,,
.a u,... VI VI h'ohnoud, presches the nexteom-
AsI.eement sermon. #y
n, .nS part Ct lbe South Ii recuperating.
ibs people taRe precious little money, but
nror nIason Is tsat the proceeds OF last years
oJd dln na,e gone largely 10 the liquidation OF
Jsi,t 1soss. Relieved partly or entirely from
srs.s. s., ana With enough to live on for the
oeI n'' We isei that the prospect 70 more
rug ~ shan ftsr years past.
III. NC agrlcnltu. al and mineral resources of
,,s part Of Aiab Una are wonderful. There
sity hnos near here which bring between
w.. sna ose hundred bushels Of cora per
Mn I, here are toup.1 rich deposits Of coal,
t;sanltl tlexhanstible bt ds OF iron ore not far |
n. alddle Alabama has a grand future, vhIsh |
iSa'; people think rot .sar distant, While !
am,ng and locking for this glorious con-
Id LION, there are some OF us Who eysr
Enh sooa turn lovingly 70 tbs lsad OF our
Tosar old Virginia. ~, IL W,
'"''''so, AIe, April 4 1916,
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1rIsooPAL cHURCHEs-RRsrEcf 70 BIsHoP
JouNs's MEMORY.

In the Episcopal churches Sunday the
services all referred to the elosipg scenes in
tho earthly life Of the Saviour, Palm Sunday
being the first day OF. the last week OF ths
solemn season Of Lent, generally known in
the Church as the Holy Week on acsount Of
the maay sacred events commemorated du-
ring It's course. The momentous events of the
Passion are all embraced In this week-the
betrayal OF Christ, His institution of the
Lords Supper, His trial, condemnation, cru.
eiaxiop, and burial. The music in the Ep8.
copal churches was generally in keeping with
the solemn theme Of the day.
The Episcopal prayer.bosk provides for
every day Of thls week, in addition to the
usual morning and evening prayers, one
Epistle and Gospel to be read at the morn.
isg service, the latter embrpsiag all the evan
gelieal records Of the SaViour's passion.
For Sunday st. Matthew's accountis given
fer Monday and Tuesday the account fur.
nishes by st. Mark for "Wednesday and
Thursday the account given by st. Luke;
and for Good Friday the account OF sse Cru
cihxion as related by the beloved disciple
St. John. Every day this week there will
| be special services in the Episcopal churches.
At the Monumental the pulpit, readiBg.desk,
and chsnoel-rail were festooned or 6raped in
1hkh Rh0 UhttV a&OopSSstSs%aS >~AS-S
~ OF the venerable Bishop Johns.
But ell Of the Episcopal churches bore
emblems Of mourning. st. Paups church
! was beautifully decorated. The large pill.
lars In the chanesl were Wreathed with wide
black cambria, while the galleries were taste.
fully festooned, the velvet chairs near the
reeding.desk covered with silk, and the
book-marks made Of white silk, and bore
black crosses l..-
At night the pastsr, DR.. Minnigerode,
read the service, and preached striking ser
men from the text: Cells blood be on us
and on our children"
The usual services were held IN the other
Episcopat churches.
METHODIST CHURCHES.
At Clay-Street Methodist church the morn.
| ing service was conducted with especial
reference to the reception OF members. no
regular sermon was preached, but Kew. T. A.
Peterson, the pastor, made an address TO the
candidates numbering sixtyb who were ad.
United according to the usual forms ano
five were received by certificate. At night
the pastor preached from Ecclesiastes, v, 4.
After the sermon q prayer-meeting Wss heid,
resulting bn one conversion. ".
At Oregon church the pastor preached
both morning and night. Congregations
large. Two persons Joined on profession OF
faith and one by certificate.
Atthe Bread Street church Rev.S. A. Steel,
the castor, preached IN the morning fr0m
Corinthians, III, 2. The discourse was de-
signea especially for the children. a hne
congregation Wss present and Q deep SERIOUS q !,
ness manifest. AZ night MT. stesl preached
on GasRan's leptosy and JIG eura--2 kings,
q
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(. THB CA1RDoNIANs.-The Galedonian Club
Of this city will give q musical and dramatic
entertainment at the Virginia 0pera-H House
April 18th. r
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EHeLIsHg gwoRsTKp CoA7fSAe. FRENCH AID
ENGlIsH CAssIMEaRs and fms CLOTHS In gre At
variety, Just received and will be made ap 70 order
in the latea. and best style at low pytses by E ..
sPHSCH soN, msrchant taiSers, 1909 Main
etfept.
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Bazaar GLevH-FTyTIga PATHaARs-spr Ing
styles, Just received FROM New 4eIk, now open,
corner Of Tenth and Broad streets.
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THE CHNTEFNIAL--a COM plstslg- -fsishsd and
Iaundried shirt wsrlh s2.b0-sefaag for 81. rs.
HOWE MACHINE CohPANY, ssmer Tsnth and
Erpad ctreqfR-
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a BoscdRE D BHo1zs1 s4er sheae yfntr tteske ~
Reoss, Shoes, Trunks, and TA9sAa Gt yexy IN
prices n satex b make rsom Tor 6zsfRg Eests. = =
500 and I'll neoAS sEnx1Ss
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TIE PAssovEas-The Passover was celc-
brated on Sunday by services at aii the syns.
sozues, and on yesterday By the orthodox
, Israellte0. s.5ss
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saa,a ns clstAasr apDl,e. y. 1alss = y -,

II rs eoNCxDD by all smshers thAt M11es
LOCKS HopEh CIGARS ars De bsst ~ IN saatls
For sale everywhere
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EASTER LILIES. An, Exquisite Novel.
TashAb bSeH HABITS GF GOOD SOCIETY By
WGVaN or MANY THREADs. A new Eoysl
cHSsE1Ne q Ssi1Ne WORDS ToR THE snAsrEsH
KING AND COIMONWNALTH History Of
= Charles I. and the Great Rebellion. By Mss6ns
Corderey and Phillpotts. Sl.76. -.
sY(JK HLNOREiS HANDBOOK OFTHEl CMNs
THNNIAL CITY IPhiladelphtah SOC. and ~,
An the New Books Of merit received by
-, - :. q WOODHOUSE h PARHAMs &
1 ana at their new store.
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WoxAHs JRrEKD.-Rey. J. N. Wheelss, sras-
burg, Pa, declares WIsHAR9's PFsR-TRRs-TAB
CORDIAL has been greas hfessiBg TO his wife,"
ia intable In female complaints, pa1aes the bleed,
and makes rosy cheeks improves the appetite aAd
strepgsheRs the system. -. q u N E....-
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