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Mr.. seymour.


,,ts very d,aiouis 70 know whit 10 say
coucernlog mr. SEYMOUR as The possso'e
nominee Of the Democratic party Tor tue
presidescy. A man who does not desire 70
he nominated for President and tells every
body 30 that approaches him on she SUD-
sec,--a man who h no csndidate for tba'
Office, aud viii net allow himself TO be so
styled--is so uneo1mon a specimen OF us
race tba. people 10 not know what to say
about MIN respectfully ~hen n is an ad-
united fact, eyee Republicans hardly deny
ing II, that he could eertainis get The vote
of New York whether Mr.. TTLDEN and Mr..
KELLY opposed himor not.
The speech wbich we Published yester-
day, together with ais ccndiiion at The TIME
of its delivery and the circumstances undcf
which IL vas delivered, ts,ls plainly enough
In what condition OF health Mr.. SEYxopS
seems to be. His critics had better, as Mir.
Lrxcor.y said 81 GRANT,, drink some oil ehe
same wbiskey on which he got drunk or
avail themselves of some Of the weakness
which Mr.. SEYMOUR t1anifests, a. means
OF liiseraIizing and Improving fheir own
minds.
Tire New York ftcaid says that large
msjesity,of the members OF the CoEhecu'
cut Legislature are in favor OF Mr.. skf'
Mora's nomination. Certainly the Demo-
Gratis OF that State ought TO know his conoi-
ton n proximity adds to their abfiny 10
judge OF it. Awashiogton telegram in the
Pbila6elp bia Yste<raph says that informa-
ticn has been received 10 Washington tha'
the sentiment OF Virginia "s OVERWHELMING
liz for<,eyMoHg.v We doubt whether tbis iat-
ter statement is strictly correct. we nave
no doubt, however, that such would have
been the case long ago but for the fact that
nobody seems 20 know whether Mr.. SEY-
MOOR would accept nomination or not.
Every good Democrat wishes TO nominate
sound Democrat who can certainly carry
New York; aud Mr.. SEYMOUR eau surely do
that II anybody can. And in the entire
Union there Is not a man OF more pro-
neuneed,views as to the relative rights OF
the States aud the General Government, and
all otberquestions in controversy between
the two parties.
We have feared to do aught to induce
the people to believe that Mr. SEYMOUR
would accept the nomination il rendered 10
him. We heard him say in Tammany Hall, |
in 1868, =" Your candidate cannot be- and |
yet he did accept the nomination that year,
and carried New York over GRANT. Per- |
haps be might be induced to repeat that |
feat. At any rate, il his friends are wise |
they will either let bis name drop until the |
Convention meets, or else induce him to
say that he will accept the nomination if |
offered TO him. II is trfling with the pub. |
lie TO have him announced one day with |
great sound OF trumpets rs willing and the
next day with an equal show Of authority |
from him as unwilling. Don't tride with |
us, but let us know what is bis immovable |
purpose.
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Mr.. ItIden's Position.

Especial dispatch 10 the Wa hingtOn P0st.l
NEW YORK. March 1S.-In reference 70 the
Cincinnati Enquirer'S New York special. a
reporter made call at Gramercy Park this
morning. The result was that Mr.. Tiden
gave authority for the following startling
intelligence: Z" Mr.. Tilden Is very sorry, but
he really has nothing to say about the mat
ter. He thinks That as the papers are find
ing so much delight IN wandering in the
tortuous maze Of speculation concerning
his intentions, 1t would be downright
cruelty to put them on the straight road be.
fore 1t Is absolutely necessary to do so. In
his opinion that time has not yet come"
Mr.. Tilden's position, therefore, is that he
is not ready TO say whether he will be can
didae or not before the Cincinnati Conyen-
finn
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NJ GRAND OPENING
SPRING GOODS.
COHEN BROTHERS,
CORNER FOURTH AND BROAD,
WILL DISPLAY on MONDAY
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK IN ALL THEIR
DEPARTMENTS.
NJ GRAND OPENING

NEW DgEss FABRICS, in French, English, aud
American manufacture;
A large display of SILKS and sATINs, In all their
various new designs;
A superb collection ia GRENADINES OF Llonese
and Milan manufac ure;
Attractive exhibition Of the choicest designs In
wORsTED and.sILK DRESS NOVELTIES;
Also. the most attractive stock o. MOURNING
FABRICS ever offered IN this city, including all
the various BUNTINGS Of foreign aud domes-
tic designs, CAMELs. HAIR GAUZE, SILK
WARP, HENRIETTA CLOTHS, CREPE DE
ETE. MONTE GRAPE. ANGOLA CLOTH, and
TAMIsE.
They will also open their own directimportation Of
new spring shades I'm the celebrated " LEROY
SEAMLESS" KID GLOVES, which they sell at
the following low prices: Two. button, $l.45
three-button. 1888; six-bu,ton, 81 %.
Also, other recommendable KID GLOVES from
35c. up;
Full lines of the "LUCIA" UNI RESSED KIDS,
in three four, and six buttons;
New desi.nsin LADIES'S SILK MITTS;
Also, full line of NEW THREAD GLOVES.
In LADIES' and CHILDREN's HOSE we ofe r the
most 'uperb styles in cotton, thread, aud silk.
NH 20
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Died. ut the residence Of her mother, No. $40 west
Gay street. on THURSDAY evening. ls n nan, Mrs
ANSIE FINNEY WATT, In the thiriNhfh year
Cf her age.
Her funeral VIII take place from ST. Peters Ca
ibeOr9l THIS (-aiurdiyl MORNING at 81 O'Clock.
Her friends aud iho.e of her brother, Edward {.
Finney. are invited 70 attend.
BrenhatH tTeAasj paOtrs please copy.
Died. at oak FOret, Hanover cOuny, on Thurs
day. 18th instant JAMES NJ. LADD.
Ths funeral will take place rom The residence
of Captain John +. Mills. Dtar NecDabicsyille, To
DAY Saturday. at | O'Clock Z. N.
Died, at twenty-five minutes past II o'clock Fri
day morning, HENRY r. COOK aged sixty nine
Yeas. ,.
HIS funeral will take place SUNDAY AFTER
NOON the z1st instant, at 3 O'Clock, from Broad
street Methodist Episcopal church. Friends and
acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend.
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.,,r.or,I canvass. There arc three cana, ..
s ssss,, cammo, weslth's attorney, az many
ua,rs ~, TO- com,nissiouer OF revenue, four !or
h;ph "nust,blc, two iol sergeant, Tour ior
street ARE commissioner, End there WIN ue Two we
for MAYOR. Eventually, It y presume y, ' ~
~, nno,hsr will be reduced 10 two for each Oh
"' Fg A. y Will be made to have The appro,,
nr;a,,on for the Appomattox river increased
TO 100000 instead OF slO,Ooo, u as'.''
upo" W Wv ROBIN ADAIR.
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A member Of Congress from Michigan,
who is friendly to the nomination OF Sena-
tor Blaine, says that at least two thirds OF
the delegates from Michigan will favor
Blaine's nomination and the other third
will vote for Grant.
Lucian Nofsinger, formerly living near
Buchanan, in Boteiourt county. Va, has
been sentenced TO be hung at Gainesville,
Texas, for killing his rival in loye affair.
The Both Of April has been named for the
day OF execution.
Charles s. Joseph is appointed postmaster
at Greenville, Nelson county, Va, Uice Cy-
rus Mccain, resigned. Application has
been made for the establishment OF post
Office at Red Cross. Franklin county, Va.
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The AeAmnur Movement.
From the Philadelphia Time,.l

IT UIU IIIt I HIIdUtIIIIId IIIHt',T
The Washington Post is afraid it is being
misrepresented about what it has said Of
Ex-Governor Seymour and the presidency
and there is some room for suspecting that
such may be the case. The paper has never
said that Mr.. Seymour is a candidate it has
only undertaken the irilling task Of show
ing that il 1.-the great Democratic party de-
mand that he shall be their leader in the
campaign Of tins year he will consent 10
run" IL hasn't entirely succeeded in this
yet, but it expects to, and after that little
matter is fixed it will turn IL attention 10
the other little matter OF persuadlng the
party 10 demand that Seymour shall be
their leader. Al Of this is easy enough, OF
course, If The effort Is made in the right
MgV.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.
ACCIDENTS.

MARCH IS, 1880.
Editors Dispatch: A brakeman on the
Chesapeake ana Ohio railroad train ; no. 10,
while coming cast last night; was thrown
from the train in the Blue Ridge tunnel,
and his ler was so badly crushed as to re-
ouire amputation. He was brought to
ffh"rIo,tesyiIle. whore he received surgical
aid His name is George G. Butler.
Mr.. James n. Maddox came near losing
his life recently. He was replacing broken
RIGHT hand. when bis foot slipped, throw
inc him forward upon the point OF the
kpire, which penetrated his coat; vest, and
mnde1clothing. aud, entering bis breast i'm
med,ately above the heart, made an inciSlon
about bali an inch deep. HIS LETT arm was
Temporarily paralyzed from the elect OF the
wound.
A little child OF Mr. Cummings McRen-
ME, at the Univcl sity Of Virginia, was badly
scaIded few days ago. VUiP.
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WILLIAM LoSENsTETN,

VIRGINIA AND Tug REPUBLICANS ne re-
ports which reached here from virginia are
very annoying to the Democratic polltlc'a's,
and numerous consultations have taken
pIsce regarding some action to bring the
two Democratic factions together. IL Is The
candid opinion Of weil-informcd virginia
politiclans that their party cannot count
With any degree Of certainty OF having The
electoral vote OF that State at the next COM
irp contest. 1t is asserted In the most
positive manner that Senafor-elect Malone
has determined not to swear allegiance
to the National Democratic nominee in
advance, but that IT is his purpose
TO wait and see who receives the
nomination in Cincinnati. His incli-
nation is TO support General Grant il
he obtains the nomination at Chicago, aud
il Tiden or Bayard carry off the prize at
Cincinnati he Will most assuredly do so. The
opposition on the part of Senator Malone
and his supporters TO the Democratic nOni-
nee can have no other result than turning
the State OF Virginia over 10 the Republi-
cans. Members OF the Republican Cnmmt-
tee have lately received messages from Vir-
ginia. from source which thew decline TO
make public, OF very encouraging charac-
ter. In consequence of these letters a claim
is freely made that Virginia will be Re-
publican State after next November.
So says Washington Telegram in the
Philadelphia bulletin.
How little those people know Of Virginia
who suppose that General MALONE carries
her vote in his pocket.
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ridden DiSIik ed In Ohio.

Especial 10 he Cincinnati Commercial
washington, March LEX Representa-
tive Rec, OF Ohi). has been IN this city for
several days, and has had several confer.
ences with the Democrats In The Ohio dele
cation. In speaking OF the coming state
Convention, and what is likely TO be done.
he saws that the Ohio delegation will be
solid for Senator Thurman. In regard 10
their second choice, he SAYS that in no event
can they be carried to the support OF Mr..
Tllden
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w A,,r. @. y. someryille. Arissa hoge, L and
c a"Se has as now thirteen elders and nine
dcacons. ,..,,,,., Associate, ~
~ F,sbcrsyiI'e have elected the iouov;ing
o 81 Frank Bell, president J, u. 10y
O all. William Giiherson and Ed. Brown vice,
nresidcnts; NJ. Bezansou, secretary, ana
The rooms formerly occupied by the yir-
y,nia Ranking and Trust Company,on Main
Street, are being fitted up for the post-oillce.
They are larger and more convenient th ;,,
he an acceptable one TO the puDlc.
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NJ GRACE-STREET PRESBYTE-
RGAN CHURCH.-Rev. c. II. READ, y. d.. pastor.
Preaching at III O'Clock A NJ and T.. NJ. The eve
ming discourse will be a continuation Of the series
on the Ola Testament Scriptures. subject: Send
ing Out the spies TO View The Land of Canaan
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FARMVILLE.

DEATH OF HUGH =. MORTON, ESQ. THE COMING
MAN FOR CONGRESS.
Correspondence Of the Richmond DispafchI
MARCH 10, 1880.
Hugh +. Morton. an old and most re-
spected citizen OF Prince Edward, died at
his home on the 18Th instant. His death
was very sudden Within haIi-hour OF the
time he went To his bed.
Captain Hill (coored), Of Petersburg. is
said 10 be he looming man" for Congress
in this district, and is the nominee Of The co.
alition OF Readjusters and Radicals. Jor-
genscn will make contest for The honor. His
lieutenants are already on the war-path.
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fFfom the Springfield Republican
The trouble with Washburne Is that he
Is sphinx on the leading question OF the
hour. lie supports Grant, and wants him
nominated, and never has let IL be known
by word or breath that he thought Grants
administration or the distribution OF pa.
tronage could be improved. His nomina.
ton would he sheer leap IN the dark.
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docs not the Dispatch see that negro
1uries would be Just as etfectUaliy secured
II the Legislature should impose The duty
OF selecting 1uroTs upon the sherlffs asaaey
are when lefi with the iudaesi"
We can; bat We cannot see that that fac
proves that the Snpreme Court of the United
States decided that State judges could he
punished by the U1ifed States authorities
hor Judicial acts. This was The point we
ayere discussing.
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kExr.--Our correspondents fros1 all sec
fops OF The State eoniiRne to furnish us
with testimony that the proposed iEdepen-
dent t&ectorai ticket r. highly approsed by
The people u all parties and all colors.--
Why.
C0NMEwr. peighbor. the Register,
does not favor an unpledged electoral ticket,
and will seppoft the nominees OF the Gs-
cinnaii ConseniIon.- Salem Conservative.
The Rsgistey.s editor is Readtusier off,
e<r Of the General Assembly.
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When anybody begins to talk about the
danger OF the election of an unplcdged
electoral ticket in Virginia next fall, Just
remind him that in the presidential election
there will be three tickets running if the
Reaciusters nominate one, and then ask
him to look at the figures stating the results
OF the elections last November. These
were:
Conservative Debt Payers. 62.074;
Conservative Readiustera, 5S,Cl4;
Republicans, 2G,ll7.
These figures predc; the certain triumph
OF the Conservatives this fail in case there
are three tickets. A coalition between
General MALONE and the Republicans might
indicate dinger to our party.
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\ fuI line Of BLACK and C,LORED SILKS and
SATiNS at Old prices;
Latest styles Of DRESS GOODS. in Plain and BIo-
Cades;
ALL-WOOL BUNTlNGS az last year. prices:
BLACK CASHMERE one aud quarter yards
wide, al soc the greatest bargain ever offered
In Cashmere;
rAMlSE and HENRIETTA CLOTHS;
AUSTRALIAN CREPE;
COURTAULD'S BEST ENGLISH CREPE. I'm
Remnants, at one-half yalne:
FIGURED and STRIPED FLANNELS. beautiful
colors for Sacque:, &C.;
CASSlMERES-a splendid assortment for BOYS,
wear
TABLE-LINENS, NAPKINS. TOWELS. GRE
TONNES. aud SHEETlNGS in the best quail
lies, very cheap;
CHECKED MUSLINS. WHITE and COLORFD
PlQUES, VICTORIA LAWNS, and PER
GALES 10 please any one
MADRAS Observation-Disclosures and prettiest
styles:
SHETLAND sHAWLs all colors-sl up;
n large variety Of PARASOLS. CORSETS, IIO-
SlERY, GLOVES, LACES. HAMBCRGs. RIB
BoNs, PRINCES. FICHUES, SILK. LACE, and
MUSLIN TIES, LINEN and SILK HAND
khRCiiEFS, RUCHINGS, &C. as cheap A.
the cheapest;
Special bargains in UNDERWEAR and IN
LAUNDRIED SHIRTS
THALHfMER BROTHERS.
corner Sixth and Broad streets
Agents Tor the DOMESTIC PAPER PAT
TERNS-S RING FASHIONS just received.
NH 13->.MSW
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The POputdr Eo,o,ce Monthly hes found
a new name for the lawyers namely, "pro-
fessional hirelings." Why wouldn't the
words quoted describe a college-professor,
or doctor, or as to that matter a clergy
man? Professor YOUMASs ought not to
lose his temper.
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DnUas. 51yofrgsv.
X. FAD THIS.
ROC's "RHEUMATTC CURE

was attacked with acute rheuma,im O., ...
arms, hip, and back in the winter Of ~. s,e.,-.
the most excrucIating pains Tor twelve mo,,,.
without any permaDen: relief from skilled ,,,,,,-
TONERS or the many infIllble alyeriL.ed r.m,,,..
until was induced to try DR.. {. &. ROl's rrirr.
MATlC CURE" Afer uing ihr-e bo,ile. p 49,.
entirely cured, and have had no return Of .....
For indigestion AMI a torpid Liver" nt,.,.
equal. The gentlemen whose name. qre ,,....,
will testify 20 the above.
JOHN ". BLAND.
PETERSBURG, VA, January. 1850
We are personally acquainted Win Mr.J...,r
Blanc, and cteerfully endorse li. ...,or... u
suffering and restoration o. health q. i-iie.
Green & Burton, A.G. Ryand
J. a. War"iek Bro, William u. Hsu.u..
John Arlington 4 Sons, '9n'r # g.t.....
Leroy Roper & som, william Game-r..
j. G.. McCandish. Manor P.f.f.t... a.
;. o. Jones ( Brother,
Trade supplied by
NH l5-lm PURCELL. iADD l ,o.
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Lir1,Noxr. VA, March 20, 1880.
Editors Dispatch I, appear very strange
thai natt,es who are ignorant Of the facts
should make public lhrrugh so widely a
circulated paper as The Dispatch statements
that are entirely incrrreci, and witch re-
flect upon public officials. Such y the case
with your correspondent "'., from
Backsburg, wao says in regard to the
BIacksburg College bill "that the senate
amendment exemptiBg President Bucnsn'n
from The b,,, went 10 the House, where y.
was concuvred 10, and the bill then pas-ed
10 the enrolling clerk" syu there " "mps-
terioustv vanished" This j. reflection
upon tue very worthy end efficient enro'''
ing csssk, Mr.. w. \. Winston, VINO na.
occupscd that positfon for years. ano
more direct reelection on the Comm"'to
on Enrolled Bills, whose duty u ~ 20
exasaine every Bit, or joint resolution csrr
cs,e~ after enrolment and before preseata-
tIca, 10 the Goycrnsr. AS occupied tue
onerons positjon OF chairman OF the House
|g1,mmi,tee on Eurolled Bills during the
mast session, and examined personally near
10 every bill and resolution that passed tne
IGeneral Assembly. have taken the trouble
to-day TO yexamine the matter, and | ma
the enrolled cory word for word s1d ieiter
for letter as It passed the TWO henses' anu
there is no provision In The &C, cNemplips
the president from removal.
Very respectfully,
WILLIAM LosENsTEIN.
when you shake the enrolling clerk, or
the Committee on Enrolled Bills. you shake
LovESsTE1g, who is The only Funder the
Readjusters allowed to bead bis old CON-
mittee. Cts card has thus ELECTED the facts,
which will satisfy all parties.
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How They Stand.

from The Philadelphia IDduirer.l
Presidential Candidate,-" am SAYS
Sherman. II am not" says SEYMOUR.
"Just as my friends say" says Grant.
There is no doubtful ring about all the
Others they are.
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STAUNTON.

SUDDEN DFATHS-CALL OF A PROMINENT PRES
BYTERIAN MINISTER-BARS AND HORSES
BURNT NEAR sTAUNl0N-ELECTI OF
CHURCH AND YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN Asso-
CATION OFFlCErS-REMO OF POST
OFFICE. &C.
lCOrrt spondence of the Richmond Dispafch.I
MARCH 10, 1880.
MIR. Adam j. PhareS, promising Young
man OF twenty-five, died suddenly az the
residence of his uncle. :. NJ. Woods, ESQ.
near Fort Defiance, a few days ago. He was
year or teo pupil at the Augusta Male
Academy. Fort Defiance, but for the las,
year had BEEN living In OHIO. Being in
Tad health, he had returned last week on
bis way to his friends IN Pendleton county.
West Virginia, aud Stopping al his uncle,s
10 res, got worse, and died in his chair last
Saturday.
Mrs. Rudolph MEG amery, daughter Of
Francis GilkersOn. Esq VINO resided near
Union church. In this county, dropped dead
IN her yard last Tuesday. Her husband had
LETT her apparently in good health a few
minutes before. She leaves a husband and
three small children.
Kew. Il. ID. JunkiD, u. d.. pastor OF New
Providence church, near The Augusta and
hockbridye county line, has received a call
10 tue Ifesb,ierian church al Houston.
Iexas. lie left here this week 10 VISIT the
congregation, ard expec TO remain about
. month In Texas. DIR. Junkin is one of
,De aolesi ministers ~ the SYNOD OF V,r-
si7la, ana u be decides 90 accept the call 10
Houston, Lexington Pre-, by terry will lose a
valuable member.
A lew nights ago the barn OF Mr.. Hugh
an English gentleman who lives a
nile north OF the city. was burnt. lie last
~ the barn four good horses. his farming.
implements, and lot Of grain and forage.
Inere was an insurance OF S4OO in The !
Pteaix (CooEe a. Baviey agents), which
ibout bali covers Mr.. Stewards Itss. The
Ire was evidently nm incendiary one.
Az an election Of officers held his week
o Tue Firsf Presbyterian church Messrs, ].
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seymour ana washburnc.

from the pringneld Republican,
There appears to be as strong an impress
sion in the Democratic party that Seymour
would eventually run as there Is In the Re-
publican party about l.. ID. Wasbburne.
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There Il 70 such word in either Webster
or Worcester "a 'incorGoraior," and there
= no place for Il 10 The English language.
Who originatsd M
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M FREE METHODIST CHURCH,
sos WEST CARY STREET. SUNDAY. March Isl
luntn the erection Of 4 hurchl.-Sunday school al
10 A. NJ. An old fashion Ga s-Meeting al 3 T.
NJ. 1880 z. NJ. reception Of members and revival
services. Strangers cordially Invited.
Rev. :. 3. CHM, Pastor
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nj SEVENTH. CHRISTIAN
CHURt H.-PIcachug at l / a. VI. and 7:45 i. NJ.
by Rev. j. Il. TYLER.
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NJ MAIN-STREET CHI RIST AN
CHURCH between Pine oEd L2urel sireets).-
Preaching by Elder j. a. DEARBORN at IL \. NJ
and 1870 L. VI.
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M TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
icorncr Broal and Twentieth streets Rev. w. T..
JUDKINs, pastor. Services at IL A.M ana ~ p. VI.
Subject at night, a. Cain aud Abel
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M" GREAT ATTRACTIONS AND
INDUCEMENTS.

Although prices have been advanced we are
Through large purchases from manufacturers)
ENABLED TO OFFER SPECIAL BARGAINS,
and now propose TO give buyers the
FULL BENEFIT OF OUR JEDICIOUS
PURCHA.E Is.
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II FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Twelfth and Broad streets In the pastors ab-
semce Dr. II. A. TUPPGR will preach on SUNDAY at
il 4. NJ and Dr. j. l.. VI. CURRY al "a L. NJ. All
strangers welcome.
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TT MONUMENTAL CHURCH-Rev.
j. G.. Observation-Disclosures IL a. NJ. aud 4
O'Clock p. VI.
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MI FIRST PRESBYTE RAN

CHURCH.-Prt aching by the pastor, Rev. I. L..
PRESTON. ID. d., at 4. II. and at quarter before
at night. Strangers will receive u cordial well
potn
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MI GRACE-STREET BAPTIS T
CHURCH corner Of Grace and Foushee sreet,l.
The pls;or. Rev. WILLIAM Z. HATCHER ID. D.. viii
preach at III o'clock 4. NJ. and at quarter before
O'Clock +. VI. on SUNDAY.
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The news from Pennsylvania : S. 7. 1880
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A GOOD AND G-EsTABLiSHED
"A MERCANTILE BUSINESS can be boueb. out
al trea bargain aud on long credit II Z, anlrc,.
owners in,eid leaving the civ. Adtre
NH 2c-zIs MERCHANTS, care Postmaster.