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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-18
The New TsIegrnph Comnauy.

The American Union Telegraph Company
have Just gotten out handsomely-eXecuted
map, showing the present extent OF their
lines and the actual and proposed cOnnec-
tions. On the front cover appears the fol-
lowing:
"The American Union Telegraph Com
pany. incorporated May ID, 1879. General
office, 135 and 1877 Broadway, New York"
Here follows the shield the same as on the
message blanks, and below it The words
Map OF Lines and Connections, May l5.
$780," Back cover: "The American Union
Telegraph Company was organized under
the general laws OF the State of New York
on May ID, 1879"
Within one year from the date OF its Or
ganization, Notwithstanding the most deter
mined opposition, which has in every in
stance failed, the American Union TeIe.
graph Company has erected over 25,0 900 miles
OF new wire, leased the lines OF the DOmin-
ion Telegraph Company OF Canada, made an
exclusive contract with the new French
Atlantic Cable Company, and established
connections with the lines OF many impor-
tant railroad companies, as shown on the
within map, giving in it all systems OF lines
in the United States and Canada OF $4,000
miles OF wire and 1860 offices, and also
cable communication with Europe.
The American Union telegraph Com
pany is the strongest opposition telegraph
company ever established in America. AS
its lines have reached the various larger
cities they have been opened for business
at the prevailing rates, and even under
these circumstances the result has been
most liberal and emphatic.
The management OF the company there
a A.,
the promise OF reductions on rates, as the
extension OF the system will from time to
time warrsnt, relies upon such patronage as
will be profitable to the company and
emancirate the public from the exactions
"a a monopOly
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SCHOOL Missionary Society OF tijs city held
veiv interesting meeting.
The sEethodst congregation have decided
to build ficw church In the central portion
OF the city.
The May tern OF the Hastings Court
commenced yesterdsY. and the Court was
engaged during the DAY N granting iiquo'-
licenses.
DIR. David b. Winfree, Jr., OF Chester
field, was In the city yesterday.
The Terpsicborean Club gave fine pie.
nic yesterday at Watkins's nsilI, on the Pc.
tersburg turnpike. An excsllent commit
tee bad the matter in charge.
The American Union Telegraph Com
many have commenced to place poles on the
Petersburg turnpike between this city and
Petersburg.
The roads in the county are at present
very dusty, and good rain is very much
desired by the farmers.
The lawn party ut " IngIeside" 'Mrs.
Jane Baird's) will be held again tonight.
-.
HoRsFoHD's ACID PHOSPHATE
makes delicious drink with water and sugar orry,
and Is superior TO
lime-tuice or lemons
for making "lemonade" or alcoholic drinks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-18

CLOSING EXERCISES OF THE RICHMOND IN
sTTTUTE.-k very large eOngl egation assem-
Sled last night at the Second Baptist church
TO witness tae exercises OF the gradaaiiDg
class OF this Institute. After prayer by
T.ey. DIR. Hawthorne, the following young
men delivered orations /: SalutatOry {: The
Advantages OF Language, John NJ. Scott !;
Justice May Sleep, but Never Dies, Ellis
Watts; Africans She Has Been, and as
She Will Be, Dnbney d. Minor; The Wis
dom Of God is Nature, Andrew NJ. Moore !;
The March OF Intellect james ii. Black
well; Valedictory Grafton and Address +:
What Will 1t BeT Reuben Il. Hill.
Professor ID. n. Vassar delivered the adj
dress to the graduating class. Brief ard
spirited addresses were delivered by Rev.
DrS. Hawthorne, Hatcher, EaSon, and Coz
onel Levi Fuller. OF Brattleboro', Vermont.
The nusic, which was very excellent. was
furnished by the Doni2etti Club. The
speakers who delivered addresses compli-
mented the young men highly, and eX.
pressed themselves as pleased with the
work accomplished by the Institute. A
large number OF ladies and gentlemen were
present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-18

The ENDOWMENT RANK OF ODD-FELLow-
sHIP.-The annual meeting OF the odd
Fellows Widows and Orphans Relief AS
sociation, which was adjourned over from
the Sd instant, was held at Odd-Felows
Hall last night. Past Grand Master James
B. Blanks, OF Norfolk, was unanimously
elected president; Past Grand Master a. r..
Courtney. vice.president and the follow
ing gentlemen directors: II. Wiley Davis,
John T. RODGERS, Fred. Betty, L. j. Cou-
sins. b. c. Galloway, G. Bergheimer, A. T..
Burr. z. w. Hutchngs, G. Diaccnt, and A.
Blenner. I he new Board assembled ilDme-
diately after the meeting OF the Association
closed, and elected John W. Ferguson
treasurer and r. Samuel Denny secretary.
The Association adopted several impor-
tant amendments booking TO an active prose-
cution OF this branch OF the order, and
especially towards extending its operations
into North Carolina and West Virginia.
The maximum endowment paid on the
death of a member is $1,000, and the Board
propose 10 appoint active agents as various
points.
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THE EPISCOPAL CoUNCm.-The Episcopal
Council OF Virginia meets at 1T. PauPs
church, Peter sburg, tomorrow morning.
Among those expected to be present are
Bishop Penick, who has been laboring In
Africa, and Bishop Peterkin, OF West VIr-
ginia. 1t Is probable that Rev. DR.. Tying,
OF New York, will also be present. Tne
Richmond churches will be fully represent
ed both by the clergy and laity. For the
accommodation OF those wishing 10 attend,
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Com
pany will run a train from tomorrow until
the 23d, inclusive, leaving Richmond at
SIS O'Clock A.. NJ, and, returning, leave
Petersburg at $3.50 p. M. Fare for the
round trip, one dollar.
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Twas much surprised TO zee my name Oh
the list as delegate and nlembar of the
Executive Committe ofthe r .eadIuster party.
Of Henrco county. s IN ost respectfully
decline the appointments. was not present
al the meeting on last SAT- lrdaS, nor dai l
authorize amp person % u Sc my name. for
Isnat purpose, having, new er identified my.
self with that party. I t;onsi der the State
debt alreads adiuste.fun der the McCalloch
bill, and sfali vote next Nov amber for the
candidate OF the Der nocratic parey for
President. whoevsrthf t may be.
Respectfully, j. NJ. LYNEAAN.
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Turr's PILLS.


los Of Appetite, Bewcls ces,'ve; Pain In 'he
,,s.a with dun sensation IN The back part; Pain
l-ndor TIE shoulder Blade; falness Af'er Eating
with disinclinaiion to esertion OF BODY or mnf'
Irrstsb,iity OF Temper; Low spirits with feennr
~ having neglected some duty; WEAKNESS pzz'-
ness fiusering at the Heart Dots beiore 'oe hsss'
Yerow SKIN; iiesdache' geners"y over Tue r,sn'
-. pcsiIcssuess, With htfal dreams; Highly
Colored Urine.
NJ ~ursr WARNINGS ARE UNBEEDED sE-
RIoUs DISEASES WILL SOON
BE DEVELOPED.
TI-TT,s PILLS are especially adapted TO srcl
c,scs. One dose effects such change OF feeling as
20 aslonish the sufferer
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MEMORIAL Tomorrow Will be oD-
served as memorial-dsy by both the Holly
wood and Hebrew Memorial Associations.
Tn the AFTERNOON the First Virginia regl,,
ment will visit Hollywood. 1t Is hoped
that the observance Of the day viii be gen
eral. and that the dead at each OF the ceme'
feries win receive proper attention. Con-
tributious OF flowers will be gratefully re-
ceiyed and properly distributed.
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GRAND CONSERVATIVE RALLY.-A public
meeting will be held this evening at s
O'Clock on Broad street, in front OF Ford's
Hotel, and be addressed by distinguished
Democratic and Conservative speakers.
Hoa. Frank II. Hurd, Of Ohio; Senator w.
w. Eaton, of Connecticut; General Cor
don and others are expected to speak. Let
there be a grand turnout. No one who
loves sound political doctrine eloquently set
forth should fail to be on hand.
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SUMWkR RESORTS.

TAUOUIER WHITE $ Z L p II U r
4 SPRINGS This famous SUMMER RESORT
vii 10 reop.net JUNE 10Th under the manage
,nsn, ~ n IFSNEY & co. OF the National Hotel,
Warrington, u. {. The finest hotel in the South,
with All mods rn Improvements throuenoutt incIu-
ding hot and cold bath ccnSeniences on eaeh moor,
electric bells. ana gas.
The medicinal properties Of the water are re-
powned FOR their efficacy Ia dyspepsia, dropsy, and
sll mxlarial affections.
Bosrd per iay, s2 10 81, according TO location OF
toom; per week. sl2 to Sis.
For further information address National Hotel
pri0r 10 June l0ih: subsequent, 10 White sulphur
Sprlnss tsuquicr county. Va. my lS-Zm
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RICHMOND NINE

WASHINGTON observation-disclosures
1t has been arranged by the parties in
charge Of the Hanlan-Courtney Doat-race,
which takes place at Washington next We'd
nesday, to keep everybody posted as to the
progress OF the race by the use Of two bal
looms. This contest is looked forward TO
with great interest. Everything is being
done to make everybody comfortable who
attends. The train leaves head OF Broad
street at G A. NJ. Wednesday next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-18

BASE. E.BALL.-A championship gsme was
played yesterday afternoon at tie Brewery
Park between the Richmond Baseball Club
and the Fulton Baseball Club. in which
the former were victorious by score OF
IL toe. After the game the Richmond's
were invited TO Mr.. 6berry's dinng. rooms,
aDd entertained. Mr. Ed. Rawlings was
tbe umpire. The following is the score and
names OF those participating:
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FLOWERS FOR HOLLYWOOD MEhomAL
DAY.-ContrIbution OF nowers ior memn m".
rial day may be left at the DlSpdscn om,e nr'
row morning. They will be forwarded 10
tMSe M ladies having charge Of the soldiers
sections at HoIlyWoo
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 60;
3 A. NJ, "a; noon. 81; 3 p. M, 90; @ p.
~, "a; midnight, "a.
Mean temperature. IS Sc.
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Moo.sIIGHT on THE WAyE.-Ine Laaies
Ben violent Society OF Kew. III. hose
CHI orch will give moonlight eAcurson sr,', uomn
dsy evening. yoIker's band viii furnish
m,,s,c' mi and pleasant evening Is anticipated,
Fare Tor The round trip 10 cepts,
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THE WAsHIYGToS EXCURSION. N.-To-mor-
row morning at O'Clock the excursion
train OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad leaves Elba station
head OF Broad street, arriving at Washing
ton about IL A. NJ. Returning VIII leave
washington at p. NJ. same day. Inc
Hanlan. Courtney boat-race, The running
races at the National Fair-Grounds. anu
many other attractions will induce hundreds
to take this cheap and pleasant trip 70 the
NATIONAL c;apital.
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EINE sUMMER-RESIDENCE TO LET
PROVIDENCE, Il. ].

To EFNT for the summer and fall LARGE
TWO-sTOEY FRENCH,PROP. DIV l. G.
HORSE well furnished. and supplied with all the
poocern improvements. The house is oh one OF
The main avenues leading into the city, about a
mile and half from the ctuire, and has about two
acres of land in lawn and garden connected with It.,
and large stable. 49,.
This Il one Of the PLEASANTEST PLACES IN
PROVIDENCE. which, situated at the head OF
Nsrrsganselt bay, Is universally considered one OF
the finest cities in the East. The house is only
rented because OF the necessary absence or the
family.
TERMS $3.50 per month.
Address A. g., Loek-Box AIS, Providence, r.
I
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A Card.

OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN UNION)
YELEGRAPH COMPANY,
1900 MAIN gTREET, RICy&OND, VA. }
We are informed that messages accepted
by the Western Union Telegraph Company
for points in Kansas and Colorado OIL the
line Of the Kansas-Pacifc railroad are being
sent by mail portion OF the distance.
Messages for Kansas and Colorado by tia
American Union lines will 90 through to
destination by telegraph direct.
X. MORTON, superintendent.
Richmond, May Is, 1880.
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CONSTIPATION.

ou,y with regularity Of the bowels can perfect
health he eajoyed. II the consnpationn n OF receas
date. single eose Of TUFTS PILLS viii snfhee
s,,tf n has become hahi,aal, enc pin shoeld be
60, every night gradaaIiy lesSenns the frequency
~ ,he ,o.e until regular daily movement Is OBJ
,.iped. which will soon follow.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, falling preceded in the
northern portions by rising barometer,
warmer westerly and partly cloudy wea-
ther,
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DERsONG WISHING A PLEAsANT

DERSONs WISHING A PLEASANT
Il HOME ~ THE COUNTRY can end 6ne,
healthy location III WELDON, thirty miles from
Richnsnd on the Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad.
House large and roony: plenty OF fruit and shade
good water: only $50 Yards fIom depot. making II
a desirable home for gentlemen engaged In business
in Richmond. as quarterly tickeis can be procured
Of the railroad company at S33, and the morning
train passes the house at and returns At Il. NJ,
and there is also a train later. Perfectly healthy ;
10 eases Of ague or fever ever known here
For terms apply TO MRS. {. 4. CADf.
1OtS
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Rey. r. z. osgood. New York, says
IL have had Dysrepsia, Weak stomach, ana Ner
xo.sne>s, never had any medicine 10 do me st
mach good as TUT1' 5 PILLS. They are as goo'
ovrIcf. sS MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
NAf'N' Tsn oO-eodlyl
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DISTRICT CAUcus.-The delegates from
the Fourth congressional district will meet
st O'Clock at the Exchange Hotel this eye-
ming fol- consultation.
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WOOD AND CoAL.

OAK AND PINE WOOD, $3.50 per
~ cord, delivered; BEsT OAK and PINE, ~ 10
s4.5O per eerd. delivered; ANTHRAClTECv COAL,
al sizes; EAST BANK. COALBURG, sPLiNI
SUTTALBURG, aud AL other binds OF steam and
dOmesic fuel. Lowest cash prices. Orders by iele-
phone or Otherwise promptly filled and PERFECT
SUBTRACTION guaranteed. Onices: Broad street
opposite Theatre and 1905 Cary street.
my e. II. PAGE.
PURCHASERS WANTED FOR BEST
u sPLiNT COAL, BEST ANTHRACIrE COAL:
BEST FOREST PINE ard OAK WOOD. BESI
CUMBERLAND COAL, BEST WEST VIRGINIA
STEAM COAL. S.P. LATHkOP.
dtle seventeenth street. at draw-bridge.
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NHE HYGEIA HOTEL,
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.

SITUATED ONE HUNDRED YARDS FROM FORT
MONROE.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
Fqual 10 any hotel IN the United States as a Sum-
mer Resort or cOld-weaiber sanitarinm. For cir
cular describing hygienic advantages, terms, &C.,
address by mail or telegraph
ap 80 ly. III. PHOEBUS, Proprietor.
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rI,JTTT'S HAIR.DYE.-G HAIR or
/ WHISPERS changed 90 GLOSSY BLACK by
.'ao,e snnlicslion Of this DYE, Ii huparisa Natu.
.I1 1oior sc,s iusian,aDeously. and Is rs harmless
a. sofIng-wsier sold by druggists, or sent oy ea-
press on rcceip' of 81.
orFlCT. as MCRRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
Iap 20-eodlyl
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DOE SALE, PRIVATELY, TWO HUN
Il DRED THOUSAND NEW BRICKS. Parties
contemplating building would do well 10 give us a
csr ~ we will sell them low TO close out imme-
SUTTON 4 CO.,
myis-3t 110s Main street.
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.

DOR SPRING
WERNER's AMERICAN CHAMPAGNE;
FRENCH and AMERICAN CLARETs;
SWEET and DRY CATAwBA,
HOOK, ToKAY. ANGLICA,
AND
LINFANDEL WINES
ap20 CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
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nr 7. Guy Lewis Fulton, Ark, says:
.,o.r . nrsctirc Of twenty-five years I pro
,,ooncs TUFTS PILLS the best anti-otlious medi'
cine ever mace
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ONE TwELvE-PASsENGERcNHyH +
" OMNIBUS AND ONE GOOD LEA 49, :.
IHER-TOP LANDAU CARRIAGE, SUiIABLE
FOR PRIVATE USE OR LIVERY, fOk SAIL
Tie owner not having use for Them will sell low.
Can be seen at Messrs. Ainslie Sons Carriage
Factory, Tenth street. my lZ-ol
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sEINE.THRHAD.

EIsHERMEN's DEPOT. m1NWss
PATENT AND sOfT.LAID sEINE-TwINE,
all sizes.
PRICES REDUcHD-PRICEs REDUCED.
sEISE-LINEs, CORKs. C0RK-WOOD,
COTTON ana TARRED ROPES, all sizes;
YAWKf<6e. 6c., &C.
ffKk NETS. THREAD GILL NETTING and
tyIToS-TWfNE NETTING. for haui-seines, 0n
Issed reacy for use. We are prepared 10 Oil all Or
Cen promptly and AT low figures.
g. l.. LiCHTENsTEIN 4 SONS,
ev@t Importers OF The IION-BkAAD B r.
fHHEAD, warrant cd full sfauasrd.
ap IL corner seventeenth and Franklin streets.
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CoNsUMPTIvE's HOPE.
generous nutritious Diet Pure air and CClafn's $
LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT or BEEF taken regu-
l.-l.s
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WHIT-SUYDAY AT ST. PETERs.- Sunday,
the festival OF Pentecost, the day upon
which is commemorated the descent OF the
Holy Ghost upon the Apostles in the form
Of fiery tongues, was observed at the Cathe-
dral with grand solemnitles appropriate 10
such an occasion. Pontficsl High Mass
was celebrated by Right Rev. Bishop j. j.
Keane, with Rev. Fathers Hanley and
Janssens as deacon and sub-deacon, during
which Father Hanley preached upon the
festival OF the day.
The music was very fine indeed, Mozart's
celebrated Twelfth Mass being rendered
with finsbed expression and fine effect by
q choir OF fourteen voices, accompanied by
a string quintette from Kessnich's orches.
ira, and the organ under the sklful ma
nipuation Of Professor 4. Caulted.
This being the patronal festival of the
Sodaity Of the Servants Of the Holy Ghost.
there was large attendance at the regular
meeting OF that body held In the Cathedral
Sunday evening after Vespers. The exer-
cises were Of unusual interest. The Off
GERS for the ensuing year were announced; I;
after which a charming little instructive
was given by the Bishop. A number. OF
pOstulants were received into membership,
and preater interest than usual was mani
tested in the congregational singing and re-
cital OF the devotiOns. The Sodality num-
bers over five hundred members, and is in a
fiourisbing condition.
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BARsAIys AT HUrzLER BROTHERS,.

NJ. KLLYsoN q CO., advertising agents, insert ad
yertisements In all Of the newspapers OF the Unss'
S,aes at publishers rates. Orders LEFT at the Dc
patch countins-room viii receive prsmps afses
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uOLLY WOOD MEMORIAL AssOCIA-

HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL AssOCIA-
- ilON.-Eo carriages will be admitted into
.ns yfounds Of the cemetery after 4 o'clock T.. III.
~ mem glsl.dsy, the I9tb Instant. BY that bour
<, tkyec'td thai all carriages VIII have retired.
~. M " msde nbOn iLe private seett0Ds, and that
walks. ~ -
by ctds! Of the Board Of Hollywood Company.
-ny ~ % X. r. BROOKE. Secretary.
RVOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Xxx.
S0YnnSufkD atths DlsRATch vkiNTiNos
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old ORCHARD HOUSE,
OLD ORCHARD BEACH, MAINE,
l. A. STApIFS pronrfetor

LARGEST AND BEST seaside hot.l in New Eng
land. Fii est beach in the world. Beautiful pine
groves -Four miles railroad beach for pleasure
ride. nv 5-eodl3 st
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L OR S AL E.
A RICHMOND BONANZA!
nlyls.at

The STOCK. GOODWILL, AND FIXTURES
or THF BEsT-P AYING GREEN.6ROCtRY IN
TIE CRY in a thiekly-sertled neigboorhooa with
a large cash trade and no opposition near. nrst'
ci,s, man Who understands The business can clear
from Az 600 10 $4,000 per annum. Satisfactory
expianatlon for selling out. Apply 10 4
GEORGE W. WARREN.
Real Esefe Agent,
nv lkand2t lllO Main street.
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CHURCH N0Tss.--At4 4 o'clock Sunday az.
ternoon crowded house assembled at the
Venablc-Street church, attracted by the in
stasiation OF the new pastor, Rev. r. II.
Pni. l.. II. Frayser, ESQ, made an admi.
faDle address OF welcome TO their incoming
pastor. Mr.. Pitt replied In excellent taste
and spirit. Rev. DIR. Mcdonald made an
earnest practical, and very effective ad-
dress 10 the church. Rev. DIR. Hatcher
made characteristic address-pointed.
practical, and telling-to the pastor. Mr..
Pitt was educated at Richmond College, is
an excellent preacher, and enters upon his
new field under very favorable auspices.
In the morning the pastor received one per-
son into full fellowship.
AT the First Baptist church the pastor
(Dr. Hawthorne) filed his pulpit morning
and nigbt--preaching to large congrega-
tions. The communion, Just after the morn.
ing service, was very large one--some six
hundred COMMITMENTS participating.
AT the Grace-Street Baptist church the
pastor filled bis pulpit in the morning. He
received one person at The communion. AT
night Rev. +. w. Eason, Oh South Caro-
lima, preached an excellent sermon on Sal.
vation by the Coming King, which pro-
duced tine impression on the congrega-
ton.
The usual services were held in the Me-
thodist churches on Sunday.
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arcrI0N SALES THIS DAY.

Ksr. on az salss of Rsal Esfdts made osweM
"a, n Of January and last Of yuas tas faxesyN
a. iii saIss made bs.iossn the LIST Of .xiv and !0S
sFths vsar the tarss Aavs to be pad by tAs ssttss
fTbis custom was adopted about eneen years sse
niiss TO RichAaoRd and yisinityJ
ponvRT n. LYME, 8 T.. NJ. commissioners sale
OF the properly at the so1'heas' cofner ci I'H"''
and Marshall streets.
FRANK ID. HILL 4 Co, ~ p. NJ, trustees a's
OF dwelling apd loi OF gr,nnd al nc sorneS o.
Arch and Fourth streets, CANDLES hiii, Known
as Pratl's Cottage.
cpIrpRs A WILLIAMS, So =. NJ, broad Street
iat betweea Foushee aud Adams streets.
I,MFs M. TAYLOR 4 SON, 8 L. NJ, commits.
sioners sale OF stock brick DWELLING ON tne scasn
side Of Clay street between firss Anu Aos~'
streets, aua ak building-lofs.
HIGH CONsTARLE'S sale Of (sAme stable. . I'm
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To My Hrlends-aNt supporters i'm the
Primary Election.

EEiBBsSy Eleettcns
| would most car nestly urge you TO put
forth every elirat 'r support OF the nominee,
who was fairly 40 d honestly declared the
preference, OF aaf Conservative voters on
The 15tb. [ aessU e you be has my earnest
cooperation. ours, with great respect,
JUDsON CUNNINGHAM,
candidate f0s High Constable late primary
election.
My IT, tS3 D.
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