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In the mpionship Of the right No theories sub
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DEATHS.

Mrs. CATHERINE Il. THOMAS, relict Of Arch.
Thomas Fsa. departed this life at twenty minutes
10 8 o'clock A. n. ADril 20, 1850, in the eighty
fourih year of her age. .
The friends of The family are invited attend her
funeral from herlate residence, 20l east Marshall
street. at IL NJ. TO-DAY.
Died, at the residence Of her husband. at 6l
o'clock p. NJ, Aprsi %. 1885, Mrs. ANNIE SIB-
LEY, beloved wife OF X. K. Sibley, In the thirty.
stx III year Of her age.
Her funeral win take place from her late resi-
dence, No. 203 west Cary street. THIS tSaturdayl
AFTERNOON at 4 O'clock. Friends Of the family
are respectfully invited 10 attend.
Died, In Manches ter, last night at 8 O'Clock, LU
TIER wINFREE ABBOTT. youngest child OF
James #. Abbott. In the third year of his age.
The funera! will take place THIS Saturday Az
TERNOON from the residence, on Twelfth between
stockton aud Everett streets. Friends Of the family
are Invited 10 attend.
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8tlr ID NV W. - ....,vroe 40
TOWNSEND rSsoLKxr AND ~. $500 80 :.
rms counT IxpseNaS1 ~.
Al west Point Thursday, iust ~ .pe 49,. sx;
animation Of . co'ored wNnssa ns' nv
Mitchell was drswipg TO : csos,, tnc mu,
corder asked Mitchell about we sua,r WIZ, ~.
cadet McDonald, who struck ni.ssker ~
two occasions, which blows Wnluskcr u'u
not resent. Mcdonald, it VIII pe reue"-
bssed. was suspended = yesr for TINS. :. -.
Mr.. Townsend tkoyerumental st.o."ey
for wbittskev) asked: DO YOU upusI 1 '. .h"s
that Il Il rule d the authorizes .nese '" s
49,. Wen. { uuderstand this much from
mat have learned from seeing what the
cadets do here. alt.
lac sbcy,t the rule. DO you understand tue
me ryupIres a man TO tight when ne Is
strucks Ans wer The rule don't require
Mr. Townsend: II prohibits, don't Il
Answer: Il prohibits him, l think; LIN
Mr.. townsend Tin sarcastic tone): Ex-
-. T., the case OF a colored cadet, 1t per-
President Mordecai, with face flushed ana
|a,, d,gnant tone. asked: Does the assistant
..nnnSei deslre these remarks made by h'm
to 90 upon the recordY Mr.. TOWNSEND:
No, sir. .o,
MIR. Townsend Sometimes l can't quite
avoid It. Az
The Court: These remarks reflect on the
officers OF the academy.
Mr.. Townsend: l am not rehecting
mon ANYBODY. am only rejecting upon
practice that
The Court {inierrupting): The remarks.
then. of the assistent counsel that rtnect
upon the officers OF the academy VIII DE
struck from the record.
MIR. Townsend: hope they Will moi 80
upon the record. am very careful.
dor't want to get iRto trouble, but want
Won 10 feel that amt afraid to strike Dack.
Great excitemen. prevailed in the court
room during this episode, and, as the ses-
sion had come to q close, II was Thought
court would be forthwith adjourned, but
President Mordecai suddenly announced
that the Court would withdraw for consul
tation.
Just as the Court retired, General Scho-
field, who had been witness to the whole
affair. and apparently lsboring under great
excitement, stepped up to MIR. townsend
and remarked most cmpbatically, al think
,ou are very much mistaken, sir, II you
think that we don't teach or ought not
teach boy to resent blow when he re-
ceives one here"
Mr.. Townsend: ] desire that opinion to
20 on the record, and be judged in wash
ingtou. They may teach that In the Bible,
but they don't teach it here.
General Scbofeld turned on his heel ana
refused to listen to MIR. Townsend's re-
joinder. Mr.. Townsend was then addressed
BIZ Lieutenant Knight, counsel for Whlita'
ker, with these words: 81 don't think
there IL anything to justify your sitting
here aud insulting us officers. Pardon me
for SAYING this to your gray hairs, but L VIII
protest against ii to any one."
The Court now came in and read the Iol-
lowing statement: "The Court would say
that on account OF the last remark made ny
the assistant counsel just before, we lett the
room, we direct that the remarks made
during the examination Of the last witness
be retained upon the record"
The Court then adjourned amid great ex-
element.
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FANCY GOODS.
SOS BROAD STREET.

HANDSOME POCKET. CUTLERY, black or white
handles. two blades, al 25c.; two, three. or four
blades, at so. so. aud Toe, warranted, stout
Knives Tor bows. two blades, WARRANTED. - 20
and 50c.- elegant; Pearl ar Sbel-lianie
Knives, Of the best quality, for gentlemen AMI
ladies'. fOrsI;
HANDSOME POCKET aud SlDE-BOOkS, f0f
gentlemen;
An elegant MOROCCO LETTBR-CARRlEk ~
sl.l0 worth sl.75;
Two or three new patterns In LADIES' POCKET
BOOKS, in addition to the very fine assorlmeI!
already ia stock;
Another lot of SILK UMBRELLAS, similar %
those we have sold 50 many OF during the pas!
winter IA auufactu-ed especially for u.s.. wh.ch
We offer at 81. 80 and 1925, which, although
not quite as cheap, are an immense bargain ~
Scotch Bingham aud Cambria We sun offer iie
same assortment, from which We have sold o'ct
$50 during these last heavy rains.
Finy stil les FOLDING JAPANESE FANS, from
the eommoa to sne Ivory stock. at soc
The entire line OF OIL PAINTINGS, IA 6il
Frames. marked down from 81 10 $3.50;
A large lot OF CHROM0s, IN Carved Walnut
Frames;
More of those handsome WALNUT and GILT
FRAMES. at Soc;
Another lot OF SArCHELS and LARGE TRAN H.
LiNG-vALI>Es, OF all grades;
% dozen TIN CUsPADoREs -four colorJ AZ oof'
pair;
Handsome LAVA and TERRA GOTTA CCSPA'
pOREs, IA japanese aud Egyptian dec'iA-
lions, at 81 pair;
Ano'hev lot Of GENTLEMEN'S FINE CHAl\,N
from - 10 IS, warranted for ifleen year,
New patterns IN HAIR CHAINS and SIN
GUARDS ttrimmiUgs warranted for u'''
years., ell; -,
HANDSOME SEALS and CHARMS at 81 and ~
All sizes TEA.TRAYs az very low prices .
large hot CT BASkkTS-Aisrset. Lunch, raw
ling, and sbopping-at sec, Use, tl,Sl'-''
tl.J0, sud tl.75;
FLOWER-BAskf1Ss az 10. as. 80, and soc,
An grades OF PLAYIN CARDS, incu1lSe
"iiart's plaid backs, red eorsers, with ~''''
ersn;
CHIPS. D0MIN0Es, CHESS, BACKGAMMON
&C.;
sPRING-RAcK MUSIC FoLIOs,
SCRAP ALBUMS,
AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
PHOTOGRAPH Al BUNS, &c. &C.
Large assortment OF LAMPs-'hree STYLE '"-
mings. W.. A. slENhNe,,
apI sos Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-24

Sidney A. Shores was convicted In the
Circuit Court, Somerset county, Nd, Tues
day last, on the charge OF marrying his
thirteen-year-old step-daughter, and tined
$500 and costs, and TO stand committed I'M
iii the fine was paid. The marriage was de-
clared void. The Rev. Zaccheus Bowen
was arrnigued for Joining in marriage a
female under sixteen years OF age. without
her guardians consent, but he pleaded ig-
norance Of the girps age, and that there was
no intentional crime on his part. so on mo-
ton OF the States attorney, Mr.. Bowen was
discharged.
Mrs. Custer saws Of the statue Of her hus-
band made by Mcdonald, and erected at
West Point: 1t could not be worse than 1t
is. The face Is man OF sixty, and the
dress is so unmifitary that his brother.offi-
GERS shudder in looking at it. He is repre-
sented with a full-dress coat aud the top
boots that only belong to undress. The
whole costume il incongruous and incor-
rect. There he is armed like desperadO-
in both hapds-while some nj the iseneraps
best charges were made with no firearms
about him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-24

The.Stdtc may be right and we wrong;
but our frm belief IL THAT Mr.. 'NIDEN will
not only be defeated OF the nomination OF
the Cincinnati'C enyentio u, hut will In that
Convention be powerless u NOMINATE any
body else. The seventy Odesot Sew York
may possibly bcsesntrolled by Nc. TILDEN.
He may be able to cause fhem to be cast
against THuRaAS. or b. vYARD, c0r, as ii
has been intimated he " O0ld do, against
every man who had han d in getting up
the Eleetoral Commission. But 'he'eertain.
" cannot handle the votes 1rNm any other
State; aud our own opinion N that he viii
Gud himself unable 10 contrt i e&enithe New
YORK delegation. 1t il incre ditiletbat such
men Is have been depsted to represent The
Democrats Of New York will allow them.
selves to be used as tools Of NJ r. Hidden
For the reasons given, we ate no idea
that Mr.. TILDES can control one sixth,
much les one third, Of the mel ubers OF the
Cineiunati Convention. That body wiil
consist Of 7Ss delegates. One tlrird willbe
246. New York sends30 Of thel .. Where
can Mr.. Tn4DRS get the other 17ts No.
where. Kentucky and Missouri send 81.
Hewitt still need l2s. He can't g ct sham.
lie can't control half the delega tea from
Kentucky and Missouri.
The editor OF the StGte was at ST. Louis
In 1876. He knows as well as eve no " s'ifii'
cult 1t was to get two-thirds OF the dele
gates to vote for Mr.. TH.eEE then. This
year Mr.. TILDEx will be 'nomhere." he
IL doomed 10 defeat. His name zvill No he
presented 10 the Cincinnati OAnvent ioR.
And his name out Of the way, his Snhue nee
will amount 10 nothing outside Of the New
York delegation.
That's the way we look at 1t al least.
Time will soon show whether we are right
or wrong.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-24

The Conservative voters Of Caroline ccuss-
fy- whether Funders or Rekd3neters-who
are wiling 10 support the Democratic
n0mineea Tor President and Vsce.Presi-
dent, are invited to meet In eonTeuuon ~
Bowling Green, on Monday, Mag l0'h--
Caroline courtday--f0r the purpese Of
sending delegates 10 the Siste Convection.
which assemblies 10 Richmond on the 1913
day Of Nay. A full attendance - DESIRED.
x. q. M0KCURE,
Chairman Conservative Committee. Caro-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-24

ILLINOIS. More than one seventh Of the
delegates to the Illinois Republican 81 ate
Convention have now been appointed. OF
these BLAINE has 60. GRANT 3S, and the re- 81
ere divided amongst other candidates.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, at the residence Of W. II. Ruth, 500
west Main street on the evening Of the 22d instant
Inv rev John E. Edwards. MI. JOHN o. WALKER,
of Washington, ID. G, and Mrs. LUCY l.. Ell
LINGTON, ofiPetersbure, Va.
Washington and Petersburg papers please copy.
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NTEAM-ENGINEs. &c.

HORIZONTAL STEAM.ENGlNEs. va
i J. rious sizes, all In perfect order, COY En .'.
oRs. HEATERS. and PUMPS attached, simo
having Hnk Tor reversing the pullsy, others 49,
Ing the pulley Que way only. For sale al foi "'''"
wieh street. New York. A. aool
New York. ~"
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DELINQUENT TAXES.
CITY COLLECTORS OFFICER
RICHMOND, April IL, 1854.
nELIN Q u T. n T REAL-ESTATE
~ TAXES OF 1879.

In pursuance OF an ordnance Of the city, have
prepared and posted LIST OF DELINQUENT
TAXES On REAL ESTATE for 1879, subject 10
the insDectlon OF all concerned. Furthur In pursu-
ance OF ordinance, notice Is given IN all the daily
papers OF the city that all such REAL ESTATE so
delinquent will be sold NJ auction on the FIRST
DAY of the Nay term of the Hastings Court, unless
the taxes and penalty thereon have been previously
paid.
lam further required by ordinance 10 publish In
one or more Of the daily papers OF the city, not less
than ten days previous 10 sucr sale, list OF real
estate so delinquent for the taxes Of The previous
year.
In conformity Herewith notice Is hereby given
that such list VIII be Published in the state news
paper on
TUESDAY THE 20TH APRIL. and
SATURDAY THE LIST DAYoF MAY; and on
MONDAY. MAY Sd. IL being the nrst Gay az the
May term OF the Hastings Court. shall, between
the hours OF IL NJ. aud O'Clock 7. NJ. proceed 10
sell In front Of the CITY Hall, on Broad street be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, the REAL ESD Al L
delinquent as aforesaid, including an additional
penalty OF three per cent. for charges.
ap ls-tMy3 A.. X. wOODS0N, Collector.
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from all LAWYERS, Doctors, Dentists, Commission
Merchants Merchandise Brokers, Stock ana Ex-
change Brokers, Wholesale and Retail Liquor-Deal-
ers, Hotels, Restaurants, Saloons. Boarding. ana
EatinR-H0uses, AuctiOneers. Lumber Measures,
Architects. Theatres and Halls. Telegraph, Express,
and Coal Companies, Mercantile Insurance, steam
boat. Real Estate. En- Dloymeni, Ticket and sew
ing Machine Agents, Bitter Manufacturers, Junk
and Oyster-Dealers, and Photographers. -
All bills remaining unpaid on the lSr DAY OF
MAY fine of not less Than ONE DOLLAR aud no
more than FIVE DOLLARS for each day ihereaf-
ter VIII be imposed. A. X. WOODSON,
ap 13-iMyli Collector.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-24


A T 20 T.
COURTNEY & PRICE.
429 EAST BROAD STREET.
HAVE JUST OPENED
BEAUTIFUL LINE BLACK SILKS,
CHASTE AND BEAUTIFUL DRESS FABRICS,
WHITE GOODS
MAZALTA. INDIA LAWN,
SWISS MUSLIN.
ORGANDY, NAINSOOK, &c.
We are comp-ll He'd within the next
THIRTY DAYS
TO close out our entire stock. We therefore can
now offer tn the public
MOST UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS
In all departments.
Many goods, consisting in part Of
COLORED TARLETONS, FINE NAINSOnKs,
FANCY DRESS GOODS and COLORED SILKS
LESS THAN soc. ON THE DOLLAR.
RICH LACEs In POINT APPLIQUE, THREAD,
CULTURE, at very lowest rates.
FINEST LINE OF HOSIERY EVER EXHIBIT
ED IN The CITY.
The following gentlemen can now be found with
En-. d. PRICE. W. II. PARKER,
EDWIN A. VIM ED. NJ. STAIARs.
Zap 22-eod1m]
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SRINE.THRGAD.
EIsHERMEN's DEPOT.

EISHERMEN's DEPOT. Rp>
PATENT AND sOfTLAID sEINE-TwINE,
all sizes.
PRICES REDUCED-PRIcES REDUCED.
sEINE-LINEs, C0RKs. CoRk.wOOD,
CoTToN aud TARRED ROPES, all sizes;
YAWklNGS. sc, &c.
FYKE NETS, THREAD GILL NETTING aud
CO1TON-TWTNE NETTING. for hanl-seinss, on
hand aud made 10 order; also, NETS and SEINks
rigsed reiny for use We prepared 10 OH all Or
ders promptly and at low feures.
l.. LlCUTrNsrEfN & SONS,
Sole importers OF the LfON-DRAxD SEINE
THREAD, warranted full standard.
ap Is corner Seventeenth aud Franklin streets.
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n>7y- RROAD.syREET METHODIST

CHURCH, SUNDAY. April 2b.-Preachipg by the
pastor, Rev. w. q. STARR, at IL O'Clock A. M.
Subject: why is Gratitude to God an Infinite
Debt2n ATS O'Clock r. NJ. by Rev. G. N. PETH-
EnBRIDoE u. Strangers cordially welcomed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-24

The Fsripville journal regrets to bear
that lodge Perkins. OF Cumberland, was
Yeeently 30 uUfortuOste an 10 have one OF
tbe bones 81 one Of bis arms broken by .
lsiI from bis horse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-24
T EWIS HELD & SON,
IL No GIL BROAD STREET,

IL No GIL BROAD STREET,
have Just received fresh supply Of
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.
Hsno.ome, stylish DRESS GOODS from l2iac. up
wards. CASHMERES from 16Ac. per yard up
wards: our BLACK CASHMERE ut SOC. Is some
thinr superb. We exhioit The best BLACK Mo
HAIR BRiLLIANTlNE In the city at Zoe: don't
fall 10 look az IL. We show full line of LAWNS,
PERCALES, CAMBRICS, MADRAS. GIN6HAMs,
&C. Our assortment Of CHECK MusLlNs. Pl-
CUES, LINEN LAWNS. VICTORIA LAWNS,
DRESS LINENS, &C. is complete CLOAKlNGS for
spring wear-an elegant n sorimeDt. tORSETS In
all qualities aud prices; our 81 Corset cannot he
surpassed for The money. PARASOLS In endless
variety from the lowest to the finest GRADES and at
less than former prices an elegant Serge Paras0l at
75c Our 81 KID GLOVE cannot be equalled
every pair warranted. Full regular made BAL
BRIGGAN HOSE at zoe; an excellent Hose, EN-
broidered fronts, at Csc. A full assortment OF
HOSIERY. LACE MITTS, LACE-TOP and BER-
LIN GLOVES, CASSIMERES Tor mems and boys
wear. A call + solicited. ap l0-eod3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-24

We bad pleasant calls yesterday from Mr..
CR0w. OF the Baltimore Sss. and Dir. Coz,
OF the Charlotte Gazette.
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kT~ REV. j. DENISON DUDLEY
viii preach at xenabe-Street Baptist church on
SUNDAY Ut IL o'clock.
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ne FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Twelfth and Broad streetsl-Rev. b. HAw-
TaoHNe, d. D.. s1iil preach on SUNDAY at IL
A. M.-subject, "Christ Our Banner and at 8
O'Clock r. M.--subjeet, lie Gave himself for U.s."
All strangers welcome.
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TJNITTT,S HAIRDYE.-GRA HAIR or
i WHISPERS changed 10 a GLOSSY BLACK by
single appcaiion OF this DYE. II imparis Nstu.
raj Color acts instantaneousiy. and is as harmless
as sprIug-water Sold by druggists, or sent by ex-
press on receipt OF II.
OFFICE, SO MURRAY STREET, NEW foRh'
Zap 20-eodlyI
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na- FREE METHODIST CHURCH

tCsfy near Reservoir street, SUNDAY. April 25th.
Sunday school at $50 A. NJ preaching at IL A.
NJ: an old,fashiontd class-meeting at +. NJ. !;
g p. NJ, reeeohos OF members and revival services
Revival services every night Daring the week, con.
ducted by different brethren. Rev. s. b. CHM
Pastor.
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OPENING OF NEW v SPRING GOODS
A. HUTZLER & SONS,
COG BROAD STREET.

just received full and complete line of the latest
novelties In DRESS GOODS. embracing
ALL-WOOL BUNTING. LACE-STRIPED RUNT-
ING, HERNANIs, NOME CLOTHS, GRAPE
CLOTHS, BRoCADEs aud 5 Rips IN all the
newest shades. SATINS, SILKS. PEKiN
STRIPES, POLKA DOT, and BROCADEs for
trimming full liBe).
BLACK GRENADINES, BLACK CASHMERES,
TAMISE. aud MONTE CLOTHS.
LADIES' SACKINGS.
LANGUEDOC POINT D'ESPRlT and TORCHON
LACES.
HOSIERY, Buttons, and Trimmings q speciality (;
Parasols full line. at prices lower than ever; Tia
bie-Liuers. Napkins, and Towels; Lace Mitts, fu'l
line, iu all The new shades Lace-Top, Berlin. and
hid Glcyes; Ladies' aud Gentemen's Underwear !;
Cassimeres for boys aud mems wear.
NH 20-3m
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CARPETS. eIL-CLdTms, &c.

NATTINGs, OIL CLOTHS, AND CAR.
INl PETs.-t have Just received a full line OF
CIfIkEsk MATTlNGS OF all grades,
CAkPrTs. OIL-CLOTHs, RUGS. MATS, &c.
A fnll hue LACE CURTAINs, CURNlCES. and
SHADES n fuIl line of PAPER-HANGiNGS OF
az styles. Work done ia town or ountry. All or
ders promptly stIerded 10. 4. JENNINGS,
up 6-2m no, 1871 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-24
LyERfG,s EXTRACT or MEAT.

LIEBfG,S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
r IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
NEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT.
FLAvORING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
LIEsIG o0MPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT sis
success and a boon for which nations should
feel grateful."-see Medical Press" Lancet
"Brtish Medical Journal" &c.
CAUTION-Genuine only with the fac Simile
of Baron Liebigs signature In blue ink across
the label.
Consumption in England increased tenfold
In ten years."
LIEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT. To
be had Of all Storekeepers. Grocers, and Chem
ists Soleagents for the United States wholesale
only. &. David & Co., 40 Mark Lane, London
England. NH 15-SoSt
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NJ sEyENTH.sTREET CHRISTIAN
CHURcH--Preacatng at III A. N. and r. d. by
Rev. j. u. TYLER.
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NJ FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CElURCH Seventh street near Grseej Rev. w. C.
sewAETFKR, pastor, will preach at IL A. NJ. aud
a " NJ.
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TGEACE-STREET BAP T
CHURCH feorner OF Grace and Fcsshee streetsl
The pastor. Rev. WILLIAM Il. HATCHER, ID. d.
win preach ri IL O'Clock A. NJ and at 3 O'Clock
ID
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or MONUMENTAL CHURCH-Rey.
.. O. AnNsrnoSo.-services IL A. N. and 4
O'Clock +. NJ.
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M FIRST PRES YTERIAN
Embellishments by the pastor, Rev. T. L..
PREsT0s. ID. D.. At IL A. NJ. and At quarter before
8 1t p'ght. Strangers viii receive y cordial wei
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LICENSE TAX

This Office will be open daily from O'Clock A. NJ.
10 O'Clock l.. NJ from the 18TH to The 30Tu OF
APRIL for the purpose of receiving the
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LIME. CEMENT, AND PLASTER.
OOSENDALE CEMENT.

0SENDALE CEMENT.
1900 barrels FRESH ROSENDALE CEMENT
daily expected per sch, oner Major W. IL
Tanium.
ROCKLAND LIME.
1900 barrels R0CKLAND LIME from the cele-
brsfed "C0bb Ltme-Klns" daily expected
per schooner Edward Lawyer.
For sale low iron dock by
ROBERT WENDENBURG,
Nos. sos Main and IL Fifteenth street.
an 23.3t
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hz1uNION.STArION METHODIST

EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Regular services at IL
A.. NJ and7:45 p. NJ. by the pa'tor. Subject INFORM
ing and nieh'l: "The Mission Of Methodism 10
Spread Holiness Over Our Land"