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POETICAL POINTS.
Thoee who their "sute" soc IN play,
Call on their uncle" 100, next day.

Thoee who their "aute" soc IN play,
Call On their uncle" 100, next DAY.
l never take coffee, good DR.. DUFF said,
Thsis, glinneL old grimes, tVIiy news;
Your foe lor my cough, then, is certainly deat
Az o0ug h-tee you now Inst ielase.
Ky stVdy is tho knowledge found
This 70 and void Is whiTled E1und
Oh,yoB surprise me, Miss, said he,
YOu might, Sir, prSe me, too, said enc,
He was on kness, and not on ease,
And he was quito en- kUoes-y.
DO let mekLow 10y answer, please,
sweet one, he sighed, 50 whee1y.
Oh, yes, she cried, 10 merry toneE,
Yaur pleasure 1 Will grant, sir;
Aunt Jane come look at hlr. Jones'
And nov yoa EnoE M aunt, sir.
HO oan friend In need
BE eIe friend Ia dUtd.
The sailor tried to see ship
because he shipped a seA.
cant direct, no cried, this ship
l can die wTeJAed said he.
Trees sre pole hight, ona must Alov,
For when they leaye tley maze eough
and tailors, and lovers 10 boot,
All over tho world are each pressing salt
The d Mieronoe 'twix them and mo & xue,i
They re Dressing tho suit, willie I'm FuiLtn2
the press. IL. y. BoD6B,
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ROR SALE.

TN0R SALE OR EXCHANGE f "
PROPERTY IN ThlS OILY sa U On. q,
0INITY "A valuable iarn Q, svA Nv and =
isSG, Ssoii Co. Nd with main road run
Oornn, 80 q To Tutkey Point land OF
mug mug C GusIIty and most Of II highly improved
gGe 900 q acTss N cultivation aud the balance ia
scotland, mostly good chestnut timber %, /
fronts Immediately on E,S hisef; h scro n't NJ
anu ~ va,iPtics ia tai bearing bui'dings and
s sOncss in sood repair his property viii be
LIZA aoIS %, Bargain. Possession given on or
sOto a. he 9sln OF March Mosey not waited
v isso,fs .actorily secured BY mortgage. hp'
nIS 10 GEl. X, rDWNSEND'
ply tl6 Market street, or
HEALD n Co..
Cor. Tth ami Market streets,
ra,u,ltw Real Estate ABts.
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DUARDING}.- PHEASANT ROOMS,
ID heat and gas and table board at Sll
Iatnall street. 1890 I'm
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ID EaTsrYR's ORDER.

RHGLSTER'S OFFICE.
Nav GAS TX COUNTY, Feb. Is, 1881.
Upon the application OF Ma-Raret Griffith,
adm aistratOr Il SdmuId Hrltn'h, late Of
Wilmington Hundred, IN said county,
deceased, 1t Is ordered and directed
by the ReGistsr that the Administrator afOre.
said give notice of granting OF letters Of
Admin stTation upon the estate Of the de.
ceased with the date OF granting thereof, by
causing advertisements to be posted within
forty days frsm the date OF such letters in six
OF the most public places Of the county OF New
CASTLE, requiring all persons having demande
against the estate to present the same. or
abide by an Act OF Assembly In such case
made and provided; and also cause the same
20 be inserted within the Same period In the
DAILY REPUBLICAN,, newspaper pub.
lished In Wilmington and to BIO continued
therein three weeks, (e.O-d.
(~~~ Given under the hand and Seal
L. 8. Of office Of the Register aforesaid ut
~ Wilmington. in New CASTLE county
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
). O. BiGtiS, Register.
NoTcR.-An persons having claims az ainst
the estate Of the deceased must present the
Same duly attested to the ADM nistrator on
or before Feb 10, 1852, or abide the Act OF
Assembly In such case maize and provided.
M hGAREr aRI Ell III, Admir-,
Address :-Wilmingt0n. Dol a,e
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LYNCHBURG.
SHENANDOAH. VALLEY RAILR0AD-FLouR IN
sPEcTiOY-MILITARY - THE TELEPHONE
LITERARY.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispa chi
II was indeed

cuRN,xnoAU.yAILEY ALBUQUERQUE IN
sPEcTIoy-MILITARY - THE TELEPHONE
LITERARY.
lCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispa chi
APRIL /, 1881.
Al the meeting Of the City Council to-
night n committee will he appointed TO At
tend the meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Shcnandoah-Yal Railroad Company, TO
endeavor to induce said company TO extend
the road TO this city. The meeting VIII he
held AZ Luray on the 9Th instant. IL Is con-
tended that this is the natural ana proper
point OF connection with the Norfolk and
Western road.
For the quarter Just ended there were
inspected here 2,078 barrels OF nour OF all
grades. -,
The Home Guard, one OF our finest mill
tarv organizations, is working up pIomis-
inc Yorktown boom. The citizens are do
mating literally for the far to be beld soon
TO raise the necessary funds. Lynchburg
will take pride in being so well represented
at The great Centennial.
The telephone manager publishes his
morning list OF fifty subscribers in The
civ. The Law system has been introduced.
The Garland Literary Club had one OF lis
delightful meetings last night, IN which
home talent shone brightly. This i an IN
stitution uncqualled in the State, or perhaps
in the South.
The April session OF the Corporation
Court will not be he'd in consequence OF
the severe indispositlon Of both Judge Car
land and A. Christian, Esq. the Common
yealth's attorney. both OF whom have been
confined to their homes for upwards OF two
weeks.
The School Board meets this afternoon IN
regular monthly session, and VIII proDaOy
fill the vacancy OccIsioned In the corps OF
public school teachers by the resignation OF
Miss Annie Rucker.
Fines were imposed yesterday against
several other OF the liquor-dealers reported
for violation of the Sunday liquor law.
A series OF religious meetings is now
being held at Cnurt-Street Methodist Epis-
copal church under direction OF the pastor.
Rev. William T.. Edwards. \ great deal OF
interest has been awakened in the congre-
CATION.
There were two alarms OF fire yesterdy-
the first, late in tie afternoon. being caused
by the burning OF frame house on Madl-
son street between Eleventh and Twelfth,
occupied by colored people. The second
alarm occurred last night about ii o'clock,
and was occasioned by the burning OF
SbaveI's Slaughter house, located on Fish
inc creek near the city limits. The build
ing, with contents, was totally destroyed,
the loss being about 5000; no insurance.
TELEPHONE.
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The following trustees for Pleasant View
Lutheran church have been appointed oy
.Judoe Mclaughlin: Messrs. James NJ.
uouff. h. r. Houff, and j. H. Houh.
The Valley Point farm Of e. w. wilson.
an English gentleman, situated near IVY
dero,, in AlbemarIe county, was SOLD ~
auction last week to Captain w. V. Ford'
Of North Carolina, at s30.25 per acre' wh'ch
Is a. 25 an acre more than IL brought sew
eral years ago.
i,r. William Bell, executor OF w. j. DAVIS
Bell. deceased, has Just sold 100 acres OF 'nc
Rel farm 10 Robert 5. Harnsberger, Esq.,
of this county, at $50 per acre, cisD.
was shown a singular old document
Yesterday. being Immigrant one hundred
and tbirty-e eight years old. IL IS written On
sbeenskIn. which hes grown brown Win
age. and was drawn up in The days wnen
Orange county included the present Au-
onst, and an immense territory adlacent.
The parent was granted In 1I43 TO James
Cathie, confirming unto him one CERTAIN
Trect or Parcel OF Land containing tlllr-
teen hundred and 6ity acres lying being
in the county OF Orange on the west Side
the bIue Ridge. on Shanad0re River ana
handed as followeth," &c. The con>idera-
tion paid by Cattle was "sIX POUNDS flF-
TEEN sgrILINGs OF good and L1'qtW Money
OF our USE"
An endorsement on the back OF the docu-
ment shows that Cahie in 174j transferred
675 acres OF the grant 10 Patrick CRAWFORD,
who was the t-great-grandiatner vi
Colonel John II. Crawford, OF Augu>ta'
who now resides upon portion o. tu's
tract, which is one OF the finest farms IN Tue
county. He Fought the farm about zen
wears ago, paying about 100000 Tor IL. Inc
other portion Of the original Patrick CraW-
ford tract is owned by Mr.. Byers, ana was
bought recently by bin from Lieutenant
Governor J. A. Walker, administrator OF
his brother, for nearly S20,0OO. nave
given the figures 10 show the increase III
value OF Augusta land IN one hundred auu
thriy.eight years. The whole Lou hcres
in 1743 brought &c los. about sd. 30
making the half worth say Sl6.SI5. when
cannot now be bought for less than 800, OOO,
ii that.
The years that have passed since l7i3, The
DAYS OF william Goocb, Goyern0r-Henerai
of the CoI0ny Of Virginia, 10 1881, the days
Of Fred. W. NJ. Holiday, Governor Of tue
State OF Virgins. have brought FIR more
striking changes than the values just noted.
Mr.. William l.. COwardin, president OF
The Vir..inia Flre and Marine Insurance
Company, was in the city Tuesday, aud met
with tue new Board OF Underwriters OF
Stlunion. His visit was welcome one
to the fre-iusurance men OF Staunton and
many other old friends. He returned to
Richmond the next day.
Among the practical jokes perpetraied
here to-day was poster which va, gene
rally distributed IN The city announcing the
arrival OF an excursion OF western mcr'
chants from Cincinnati this mornln9, and Il
banquet in their honor at the Virginia
Hotel, with military parade aud music.
A number Of citizens were taken in by The
clever "Aprl fool" PENN.
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claim that he was good Democrat 10 1880
Is to charge him with trying to deceive Tue
people. It's to accuse him Of douo'e'oea'-
ing. We acquit him Of these charges. we
believe that he went TO Washington 'n'eud-
Ing 10 divide the cbaIrmanships Of The CON-
mit,ecs and The Offices OF the Senate De-
tween the two parties. But be Afterwards
found that he could not play that role; tna'
neither the Democrats nor the kepuo''cans
would allow him TO say tha,,his Republican
and tina, Democrat should have places IL
was only. therefore, when he had to choose
between the two parties that he determined
10 vote with the Republicans. otner per-
sons may have their own aud different op'o-
ions, This Is ours.
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DEATHS.

Rn,cred into rest on the 3lst OF March. at the
residepce of his mother. near Richmond, nv hhhD
WILLIS THORsE, aged ihirty-lhree years. son Oh
II,. funeral will cave home at r. NJ and take
Mace at Monumental church J.. VI SUNDAl
friend Of the family are respectfully lh'en 10 AZ
tend.
Died. on Yesterday, at ten minutes past O'Clock;
SARAH JANE. daughter OF william Henry ana
ELLEN Maria KIDD 1ged eight months ana nine htys'
Farewell. mother dear.
Nm gone To rrst--yOu need not rear;
Sly lime short, ne you NAV see,
Prepare for dea' h and follow me-
Her funeral VIII take place from the Nicholson:
Stree Methodist church, Rockets, ON sONDA
AFTERNOON at o'c'oce'
Died. In tins city. March II, 1881, Mrs. MARY
r. CARY daughter Of Peter =. and Mary 4. Hughes.
i'm the tweuty.eignth wear of hef age she was 4 r
merly of Hanover com y Va. She caves 4 large
circle OF friends to mourn their loss.
Dearest friends, we must part.
DO not let This par'ing break your hart;
Remember how y, lived IN love-
And meet me N the realms above,
Friends dear. know ms hard
To part wi h those We dearly love:
But God i greal-he know, what Is best;
He changed my suffering INTO rest.
Farewell moh r, home, and friends
bic farewell TO one aud an
In love we'd in peace died.
| asked my l!fp. bat Vas denied.
Dien. on April Isl, AZ five minues 10 o'clock y.
VI. BERNhRO JOSEPH, oldest chi'd Of joseph
and Louisa school; agtd four wears and seven days
40 bitter tears has h. TO weep,
so sin % be forgiven:
But closed his liitc ewes In sleep,
To open hem IN Heaven.
The funeral will take rl1ce from -. Mary's Ger
man Catholic church 10 MORROW Sunday
quaiutau OF The family are respectfully invned
To attend without further notice.
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qbe Norfolk Landmark makes the fol'
lowing pleasant comment upon little par
agraph which appeared in the Dispatch a
few days ago;
INSCRIBED TO TUE RICHMOND DISPATCH AND
MoZIs ADDUMS.
We have never seen anything Of the sort that
couId he con- pa req with the foowing phrase taken
from a communication IN the New YORK WOf'
"such Is the mutaniing Of Temporal
Mozs Adduns couldn't beat that.
The above, from the Richmond Dispatch.
reminds Us OF q little story, the narration OF
which will give the editor OF tne aooVc
named paper specimen OF Engllsh such
as be has rarely seen. Years ago party oi
youpp officers belonging to the old sloop-oi.
war Cyanc went up TO Caraccus, ana there
met some charming people.
Among The number was young lady
who was a dilgent student Of Shakespeare,
IL not OF the musical glasses, ana thls dark
eyed damsel. in speaking Of her studies, re-
ferred 10 the aver hard Ecnglees cen
Sheakespera." This topic being started,
she finally asked a gallant fellow, now deao
and gOne-may his ashes rest IN peace l-to
tell her the hardest piece OF " hensie's
which he knew, wbcreup0n tue reaoy miu'
ShIDman answered.. W nci SiC"t "'""N
as follows:
.Of all the saws that ever saw saw, this
saw saws ban der than any saw ever 81"
saw"
The dark eyes Of SenOrita de Lianda-
this was her liquid name-expandea III
wonder as these harsh consonants were
rolled out, and was prodigiously diverted
as The saving was eXpounded in combina.
ton Of English and Spanish which would
have driven Doctor Of Phllology into a
lunatic asylum.
In the above we fancy Max Muller OF
Professor de We're would find the origin OF
the comical verses beginning 81 saw Esau
kissing Kate; but, be that as 1t may, tue
fact occurred IN here narrated, and we have
no doubt that toe fair Spanish American re-
memberod that piece OF Eenglees ana
the Youths who explained ii to her for many
and III my day thereafter.
Finally, and about NJ. Addums, We are
prepared to back him in Sanskrit, Hebrew,
Greek, Latin, Choctaw, English, OF any
other tongue, to beat the extract taken from
the IYOrid.
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No RtPUBLICAN.-Thc Marion Patriot
and HerQld is indignant at the charge that
General MAHOHE is Republican. We COM
mend TO the attention Of Messrs. CONKLlNG,
CAMERON, KELLOGG, HoAR, DAWES, and the
rest, the following from one Of General
MAH0NE's leading supporters:
"He is no Republican, and under no cir
cumstances can be- induced TO support Re-
publican ticket ia Virginia. No one but
party enemies have yet pronounced Malone
a Republican. Are they TO be believed? 7"
II Governor BROWN should ask General
MALONE the question ia the Senate, and he
should reply in the afiirmative-namely,
that he would uuder certain circumstances
do in Virginia as be has done in the Senate
support Republican ticket, will the Patriot
and Herald drop himl
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The real cause OF the fight against Ma
hone in Virginia, and by the Democrats
in the Senate. was bis cooperation with the
colored voters 10 The end that they might
have a genuine sad ellectuil suffrage. II is
the old story. The Democratic leaders in
and out OF the South have not repenled, and
have not been reconstructed. They do not
intend TO recognize the negro as citizen in
full. The fight will be carried into other
States. The example OF Malone will be
followed, and the South will be regenerated
politically. la the mean time the North can
do but little more than TO watch and wait
Providence journal.
Very well. Let that be % the real cause"
At any rate, we credit your party with
having rendered The Debt-Payers OF Vir-
gnia Indifferent as to whether any Republic
can bonGholder shall be paid or not.
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The Page Courier says our inference Is
"improper that il would soon be satisfied
that it could no longer follow General MA
HONE. SO much The worse for the Courier.
The Courier adds:
"More convincing evidence OF General
Mahone's detection will have TO be furnish
ed a. B. than the abuse and dlsappr0Oa-
lion OF Bourbon Democrats, either IN Fir-
ginia or in the United States Senate, to
cause him 10 merit the appellatIon OF
b lfer'; nor does ne believe that General
Malone has allied himself or euer tcW DO
so. with any person or party against Inc
interests OF his own State aud cOnstitu-
cncy.'"
The italics are the COurter'S. But as
General MALONE has allied himself with the
Republicans, aud voted for Republicans as
chairmen OF all the most important Senate
committees, aud against Democrats-for
KELLOGG, for CONKLING, for HoAR, for
DAWES, for CAMERON, all bitter enemies and
slanderers Of the Democrats and sympa-
thizers with the Radicals CT Vireinia--the
Courier must consider it TO Virginia's in.
terest to put down tue Democratic party by
an alliance with the Republican party. Is
that rs creed?
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An 0rrra. fiousE MAxaoER REFusEs TO
SELL ResERvED SEATS TO NEGROES Decd'
fur, Hk, March 2s.-Manager Harris. OF TIE
opera-bouse here, has refused to allow me-
groes TO buy reserved seats 10 entertainments
ia advance. lie says he Is forced 70 90
this because the white patrons refuse TO sit
with ladies' beside the negroes.-Specidl 10
TIC Chicago Tribune.
Warren county, In which Decatur lies,
gave several hundred majority for GARFIELD
Last November. White people are the same
in Illinois as in vIrsinia; and that, too,
whether they pretend to be negro sympa'
thizers or not
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THE RIcaMoNp AND ALLEGHANV RAIL.

RoAD.-Tbe Lynchburg Virgiaian says:
eve learned from Captain Parson:, vice.
president OF The Redmond aud Allegheny
railroad, on his recent visit here that he
expects to run his catS from this point 10
Richmond in July The trdck-laying goes
on at the rate II nile aud half day.
lie hopes to have the upper end OF the line
completed to Lyncbburg by the same time
if men and means can accomplish it, though
some Of the work above is very heavy, ana
there NAV be UNEXPECTED delay in the work
OF construction. The whole matter = beng
pressed With great energy
Then you may come down to hichmchd
to celebrate your Fourth Of July this year.
We know that the reop'c OF Richmond VIII
be glad to see YOU and ali OF your neiShborS'
The new railroad Is going TO be very popu-
lar with excursion parties. Get up a large
Que aud spend your Fourth in the capital.
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And it is pretty apparent that the BOur-
bon Democrats care much less about paying
or funding or adjusting The debt OF Vir-
ginia than they DO about holding that State
firmly in the clutches OF the Democracy
Providence JouraD'.
Charge their concern for their supremacy
and their uncoDcern for the fate OF the debt
TO your owner Senator ANTHONY and 10 his
Republican associates In the United States
Senate.
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Mr.. Malone has made the ou;y real pro-
position ever emanaling from the South to
bury the ensanguined garment.- Washing
ton kspublican.
That's compliment to Senator LEWIS,
Judge HuoHes, &C., &C., &c.
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FRIENDS MEETING.HOUSE
(Clay street above Fi'st).-SARAH FoUsHEE, OF
North Carolina, the blind preacher. a minister IN
The society Of Friends, viii hold Two services TO-
MORROW for divine vorshr-at IL o'clock \. ".
and 745 +. VI. seats are free, and The public IS IN
! 100 10 atlcnh.
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MA.fsIAGES.

Married. on the 30h March. At the residence or
,ha hr,de,s I,ar,uts by Rev. X. ~. PIT. NJ
1FoEGF W. WILKINSON ana Miss ALICE VI.
CoNDREY: both OF Richmond, Va.
Married, on Ma-ch O. 1881. at the residence OF
IN, briGeis mother. by Rev. j. u. Edwtrds' ~ ~,
HANK II. RUNNFLT OF Jersey CITY, y. D.. To
MIss KATE G. DAVIS, of this city.
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In such contest there Will be no room or
place for questions about the public debt,
says distinguished Confederate General in
letter which appears in our columns this
morning.
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PREMATURE Loss or THE HAIR may be en-
tireIy prevented by The use OF Bnrnetts Co
co3ine. .,..,.
Ueusekeepers should insist upon obtain
ing Burners Fbvoripg Extracts. Ihey
oro fbp
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~ HUTZLER BROTHERS.
NJ JOHN c. SHAFER.
MERCHANT TAILOR.

No. ICO4 MATN STREET, TWO Doors tfr.
POsT-OFFiCr.
ha, received very large and fu'
SPRING, aud SUMMER GOODS. consist
CLOTHS, DIAGONALS, >UlTl\D~. fL '.
and FANCY CA>~IMERES tuG Pas -tl
imported especially for him. W.. .l ".I
order in the LATEST sTYLFS aui tt-.'-
ent with first class Workmanship. = rt
fully solicited
SHIRTS, COLLARS. and CUFF- re-
mad, O. order.
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Funeral NOfice.

The ruc-al Of Maj II JAMES " PEGRAAI viii
take place TODAY Saturday ar IL O'Clock from
~ Pau : church. The frier a. Il nj family ans oil
the late Ra,len L. Daniel are r. questfd 10 ailchu'
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~ SIXTH MOUNT ZION CHURCH,
Rev. JOIN JASPER viii preach at i A. text,
Thou ought therefore 10 have put my money 10
the exchange" AIS 7. M.-toXi, Then saith the
woman Of Slmarid unto HIM, How Is 1t that thou
being a jew asktth drink OF meg" Rev. DR.. Troy
VIII preach sUNDAY NIGHT. Collections VIII be
taken AZ every service on sunday 10 ala IN repairing
the church. All invited 10 attend
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MILITARY NOTICES.

4 TTENTION, G. L A X ID OF THE p
N ONWEALTiI.-A,semble Al vour "a
armOry TONIGHT tApril I'D. at O'Clock, IN IN
full-dress uniform. Business of The utmost inI- II
portance demands the Attendance OF every member
AT ne company meeting.
by order Of Caplsin NJ. l.. : POTswOOD.
W. ID. DAVIS, orderly sergeant.
Men b n of the Company Will turn Into the Quar-
ttrmasers department all accou'reTents, uniforms,
parts thereof. not IN actual use, the same are
needed 10 equip recruits.
CARTER y. HARRISON,
ap 2-lt QuArtetmastcr-Sergeant
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rinia roll over Der and blot her out OK the
man Of this world forever, Tor 70 would
then indeed be time for the Angel daorlei
to do as General Early wanted him 10 90
when Lee surrendered az Appomat,oN-
blow his horn, and leave us In our dnrKness
,nra,ar VICTORY.
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NJ MONUMENTAL CHURCH REV.
j 6. ARMSTRONG, ID. D.. rectorl.-Sundly school,
9:3O \ VI. Church-Mornlng service, III y. NJ;
evening service, T.. VI.
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NJ FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh s'r'et between Grace and
Broldl.-Rev. ". {. sCHAEFFER, pastor. sunday
school at $50 a. NJ. Preaching at / \. W. and
at : M. Visitors are welcome. Seats free.
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Mr.. vennor's March lamb was blue eyed
but quite vigorous Washington Rtpabt'-
can.
Il was indeed.
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M CLAY-S STREET BAP 7 Is I
CHURCH Corner q Graham and Chy streets).-
Preaching on -UNDAY al IL 4. VI. anu $40 T. NJ.
ny Rev. :. &. CLoPION, pastor.
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~ CHRIST CHURCH Morning SER
vice a. O'Clock. evening 'oryice AZ o'clock, by
Rev. +. G.. ID AsuIELL. 81 -. MarR's church.
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MEETINGS..

SOClETE FRANCHISE DE SECOURS
- MUTCELS Ell DE BlENFAISSANCE DE
RICHMOND, VlE.-La 3me reunion annnele DC
cette Societc aura lieu 4 Monticello lltll, d.
manche H. Sc Ayril. Al , heures et deme. L. cleo
ton ues membres dn bureau aura lieu q cette
seance Tous les membres dctIfs ct hOnoraires sOnt
pies "a assster.
rordie dc FAyIER President
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