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| Some friend, under the nom de plume OF
"Oid Hickory" in the Lynchburg Adrdace
of Monday, rather chides lis for giving il as
our opinion that Mr.. Massey is the most
available man for the Democratic candidate
for congressman at large this fall. and
thinks we had better run him in this dis
trict and beat the dcserter, John Paul.
That is Just one OF the very reasons, friend
Hickory, why we think Mr.. Massey is the
man for the place, but we are not 80 selfish
rs TO wish to redeem our district, and not
lend Il helping hand To the other districts.
IL Mr.. Massey runs FOR congressman mt
large we will not only leave John Paul AT
home, but ii will add thousands of votes TO
the Democrats in other districts Of the
State. His candidacy for that position
will be almost equal to his running in
each district, and thus the full force OF his
friends will be brought to our aid. As
Mr.. Massey said in his speech in this place
on Monday last il he was only after secur-
ing seat in Congress the easiest way for
him to secure it would be to announce him.
self a candidate i'm this district against
Paul but what he wanted was TO can
vass the whole State in opposition TO boss
ism and I'm favor OF Democracy and free
dom. We want Mr.. Massey's voice pro-
testing against Mahone's selling out the De-
mocracy OF Virginia to Arthur and the Adj
ministration to ring out i'm Tidewater and
echo in the mountains; and we want every
man in Virginia who is Democrat, and
opposed to one-man power, 10 step into
our ranks and vote to stifle tyranny and
save liberty from strangulation. This il
why we want Mr.. Massey TO run for con-
gresham at large, and we think 'Old
Hickory" will agree with us after mature
reflection. Rockingham Register.
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Georgetown I'd. O. University.

The siXty-fifth annual commencement OF
Georgetown Cd. ca University occurred on
Thursday. Amongst the degrees confer
red that of LII. ID. was conferred upon
Senator {. W. Jones, of Florida, Master Of
Arts was conferred upon Mr.. Juan Pizzini,
of Richmond, while Messrs. John Penn
Morris and Peter Xavier Smith, Of Vir-
ginia, were among those graduated with
A. b.
The valedictory, which is said to have
been "thoughtful and delivered with
much ease.' was delivered by II. Xavier
Smith, OF Virginia. This honor Of deiiv.
ering the parting address to the graduates
has been conferred quite frequently in the
past eight years upon VirginianS in this
university.
Charles w. Scawell, of Virginia, re-
ceiyed three medals, while premiums for
excellence were received by number OF
Nirginians.
During the year the college has received
donations as follows: James V. Coleman.
Esq, San Francisco, Cal, the sum of
$4,000; the estate Of the late James NJ.
Coale, Esq, of Frederick county, Md. by
will OF the deceased, the sum Of $40. 900 :
the estate OF the late Daniel O'Conor, ESQ.
OF New York city, by agreement Of the
heirs, the sum of $4,000; W. W. Cor
coran, ESD, OF Washington, ID. c.. the
sum OF $1,000 for the Memorial-Hall
fund; Francis Preston Blair Sands.
Esq, OF Washington. ID. c., the sum
OF 5000 for the building fund of the
new college; "A Friend" in Brooklyn,
\. l., the sum oi $1,000 for the Memorial
Hal lund; Hon. Walter S. Cox, LII. D.,
OF Washington. ID. c., the sum OF $500 for
the Memorial-Hall fund; Rev. Charles F..
Kelly, Towanda, Pa, the sum of 500
Second subscription for the Memorial
Hall fund.
The Society Of the Alumni held meet
Ing in the afternoon at the hall of the Uni
versity, and selected Thomas j. Semmes,
of New Orleans, as the orator of 1888, and
Charles B. Kinney, Of Pittsburgh as the
poet OF the same occasion.
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There never was q larger, more intelli-
gent, or more respectful and attentive au-
dicnce assembled IN the courthouse In Har-
risonburg than that which listened to Mr..
Massey on Monday last, and the facts he
gave about Malone and bosSism will work
out untold good for the people OF Rocking
ham by the time the fall elections come on.
Our county is full Of men who are ponder
ing seriously where this spirit OF 80 freedom
for one man and slavery for the people"
will lead. When the people think we have
no fear OF the result. They know that the
State debt is settled and dead, and many OF
them are beginning to see and know that
Malone and his satraps are trying to build
up in its stead system Of slavery and
tyranny such rs this country never knew.
The people are thinking, and the election
this fall will show the result. buckingham
Register.
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Died June %. 1882, at her residence. No. j12
Twenty-sixth street, Mrs. VI. VI. PRENTlSS, in
the sixty sixth year Of her age.
sad and silent Is the household
Cold I'm death our mother lies:
She has left an earthly mansion
For a mansion in the skies.
Farewell, mother, thou hast left us;
Angels claim thee rs their own
Up In Heaven we hope TO meet thee
When ife's weary days haze flown.
Her funeral will be- preached at Seventh-Strect
Christian church SUNDAY ~ Z. VI. Friends Of
the family respectfully Invited To attend.
keyser Nv. Val and Trenton (Tenn.l papers
please copy.
Died. at his residence, i'm IIcnrcO, on yesterday
afternoon ut ] O'Clock. WILLIAM WALSH. in
the sixty-cghth year of his age.
His funeral VIII take place THIS AFTERNOON
ut o'clock. at the tniOn-Statlon Methodist Epis-
copal church. His friends are invited 10 attend.
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TIE HOSTILE MEETING

would have certainly taken place, and one
or perhaps both OF the principals in the I'M
fortunate affair might have been killed.
Mr.. Motley is a member OF the Columbia
bar and the law partner OF Colonel Will
liam Wallace. Mr.. Pearson is also law
yer, but has never practiced. Mr.. Brooks
is 4 lawyer at this place, and Mr.. Girardeau
is a cotton factor. All the parties are
highly connected, and the affair has caused
great deal OF regret.
The following is
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About seventy-fye delegates to the Ten
nessee state Democratic Convention, which
concluded its deliberations Thursday night,
held meeting at Nashville on Thursday "a
take grounds against the State debt proyi.
sion Of the platform adopted by the con.
vcntion. They are representatives Of what
is known a the State credit wing OF the
party. After arranging for n State conven-
ton July In the meeting adjourned.
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There Is no necessity for creating such q
row about who is 10 be congressman at
large. Just let the Big -Four call conven-
ZION OF their own and name the man, and
we viii gamble on his being Democrat
and having all the "specdy" points OF a
running nag about Rockingham
RediSfxr.
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OPENING OF Bon AIR HOTEL
" AND
EXCURSION ADVANCEMENT
TO THAT
FAYORITE SUMMER RESORT
FOR THE SEASON OF 1852.
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAGLROAD,)
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND AND DANVILLF RAGLROAD,l
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
RICHMOND, May "a. 1889. )
This popular resort (, NOW OPEN for the seat
son of 1852, and In addition 10 the perfect train
service therefor advertised in the cOmDlnys rogu-
lar schedule, SENI-NEEkLN EXCURSIONS
viii occur regularly during the season on TUES
DAY AND FRIDAY of EACH WEEK upOh
special trains, leaving Richmond At l.. NJ. aud,
returning. arrive in Richmond at 1890 L. VI
The uniform rate of fare for round-lrip tickets
on regular passenger or excursion trains viii De
25c. Straight fare In each direction, 2Jc.
The usual forms OF communication tickets VIII also
be on sale.
For tickets and all information apply either II
Richmond or Manchester stations
For charter of special trains call ON The under
signed. \. POPE,
my2l General Passenger Agent.
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WYATT FOR THE GRAND POLICE
EXCURSION
TO
WEST POINT


IEICI RICHMOND POLItt.
BATHING. BOATING. GRABBING, FISH
INC. and DANCING.
the Point.
REFRESHMENTS furnished nc city prices.
Ladies and gentlemen can 20 and take their fful-
les and spend pleasant day. without any fear #
being annoyed hy any unworthy persons. as We arc
determined 10 take charge, aud can s,urc the eN-
cur-ionisls o peaceful, quiet. happy day. aud one
that win be long remembered.
Train leaves depot Richmond and York River
Railroad Company. corner Twcnty-hird and Cary,
AZ - o'clock \. VI: returning. leaves West Point
at } l.. NJ. reaching the city al r. VI
Round-trip tickets Gentlemen, II ladies. Doc.
children under ten. Zoe.
Tickets can be had nc the drugStorcs and Of the
police generally. and at the train ON the morning
Of the goth.
Committee: Sergeant u. +. Howard. ID. Walton,
\. Burnett Jones \. Otey, MORT. j. Griffin.
g. l1-iSD1Gy5
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(grom the PHILADELPHIA Times. /

America il famous the world over for it,
hotels, aud chief among them is the Buck
inghan, finely located OH the Fifth avenue,
New York-i1cIliy-appointed, quiet, useful,
with capital restaurant, and II is In great
favor with The travelling public.
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An electrifyiDg elixir is the verdict OF
the editor Of New York CommerciM Ad-
gerftyer Of The Liebig Conpany's Coca Beef
Tonic. Invaluable In neuralgia, dlopsy,
debility. dyspepsia, biliousness.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TT OPENING OF THE SUMMED
SEASON
AT TIiALHIMER BROTUERg'S
sol BROAD STREET.

| $4,000 worth Of SUMNER GOODS, which 80,
DC sold at prices thai will astonish eycry AM, nv,
a. we are determined 70 .ell this lmmon,. ~,
~ g.0 rs S.stomers can rely on getting IT,
3 cases WIDE LINEN LAWNS At &c. worth G.,
cases EXTRA-WIDE LINEN LAWNS a, -
soe pieces "A JACoNEr oRGANDIFs q IN
! . anu re. formerly sold at 20 and 25c: ~
cases BEST LIGHT PRINTS a. Sc. worth 49,
i@o biece' ii FRENCH PERCALEs at ! 3 and
275, pieces BEST sEERsUCKERs and clye.
. hAMS-newes' sfyles-at =. 10. and y -
case. ~ bLEA.I HE'D COTTON at 7.c.-ogal
cases a. BLEAClIED COTTON at loom,
2 bales A BROWN COTTON AZ ~
rs pieces INDIE LAWN Sc, sold eycry~hor.
1910 pieces LINEN De DACcA az Ice. .la.,.
where AZ 25c.:
65 pieces cHECkED MUsLlNs at 10 and l2.c.
formerly sold at 20 and use: -
As pieces CORDED PtQI r. nj SIC. worth tOr
20 pieces WHITE EMBROIDERED muslin,
~ 25c. worth 4Oc.
We have Just received from two ~ io iarg,., i,,.
porting houses In New York ibo cL,1r..f ,rt
best line Of LAtES and HAMBt-RG~ - bayr
displayed and guarantee ." suit any one in
price and quality.
80 pieces DRESS GOODS reduced from 20c. =
4s pieces DRESS GOODS reduced from 25c. 20
IS pieces ALL-WoOL LACE BUNTING at 25c.
worth Zoe.
SO piece. MI-wooL NrN-' WILLING A, goc,
sold everywhere 30 30 ami zoe.
63 pieces iZ-lNCH AL wool DEBEGES and
Nuns YELLING ~ 5Uc.-rlrrI,r pricp 800
loo PARASOI~ and IN-tNfBRtIIA~ ro-
duccf O. price, Boa reach of ali. CAN and 80
cure these before the style, aud coiors lr
picked.
OW siIh STOCK Is The largest ~ tie season. 7nf
must Doe sold. Look 40 the reduction. just nl...
I'm them.
Is pieces light and medium SUMMER SlLh> ~
ducci - 65c.-tOrmcr price Al
30 pieces DRESS SIlhS Tn Slate, pr1h, Tan. anf
other shades. ~ 75c. worth St.21,
IS pieces medium and dark shades DRESS rlihr
AZ >l-former price $3.50;
. pieces GUINEI'S BLACK SILKS al Al. .II
everywhere no rl.2J;
: pieces GIlNk1'S GkOS-HRAlN NJ SLID H..i
sl.2J, sold everywhere at tl.7j;
Also. largo line OF BLACK and tOLOErD 60
TINS, SIBAH -AIi\S, RHADANi>. s..
SIN GOODS al reduced price.
THALHlMEE BROiNIN..
f. l0-Sa.TuGTh BOZ irai .urf.
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CuuDREN,s CARRIAGES.

CHILD REN'S CARRIAGESc.".L
" from 81 up: DECORATED CHAM 10y - :
COOLERS. FLY-FANs, WIRE DISCOVERS
SILVER-PLATED ICE-PITCHERs, and other
sccsonable goods at low prices at
ROBERT IIARROLD'S,
ie4 SIT Broad street.
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rrYoUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN A

ti3' YOUNG MINIS tIIRINTIAN rs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EVENING at $3.50. the
usual song service. Open to all. Subject I'M
pressions Of the Conference" Leader, l.. +. y Ew-
MAN.
MONDAY EVENING at $50, young mems Gospel
service. subject: Personal Experience OF Gods
Mercy" All young men invited.
THURSDAY EVENING ~ $50. sccrct1ry's Bible
class. Al Young men welcome. subject d" Paul
at Rome" Acts xviii, 1871. Leader, l.. T.
NEWMAN.
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MlLLSTONES, &c.
NILLsToNEs FOR SALE.
6 pair Of 4k-FooT MILLsToNES.

pair Of iS-FOOT MILLSTONES,
2 pair OF 5a-tOOT MILLSTONES,
for sale. with plnion. spindle, driver, llgtng-rack,
lever, and haud-whecl complete for each pair.
These stones are Of selected close old stock
French burr, In perf,c; condition. and only taken
out 10 give place 10 rollers. Are suitable FOR wheat,
corn, chop. plaster, sc.
ALSO, FOR SALE,
5 OF BREHMER BROTHERS PATENT MILL
STONE EXUAUSTS-a valuable attachment
for yentilating the stones through the eye, by
which all the dust Is collected, Tie stones and
meal kept cool, and the meal forced 10 the cir
ctiiaferencc OF the stones soon as sufficiently
formulated. DUNLOP 4 MCCANCE,
y 22-6t Merchant Miilcrs.
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ii" CLAY-STREET Il Al L Is Il
CHURCH corner Clay and Graham street5l.-
Rev. JOHN u. TURPIS, Of Warrenton, Va. will
preach at III A. NJ, and the pastor, Rev. :. c..
CLoPTOS, at So PM.
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n MINERAL WATERS.

Just receiving. fresh from the springs
CLYSMIC-A purely natural water, from the ely
mic Springs, Waukesha, Wisconsin. ~ a table
wa'-r and q dilut.nt for wines and liquors !,
las mo- equal
TAURUS. APOLLINtRI~. and SELTZER, from
Germany; and NICllY. thc most celebrated
water for dyspepsia, from France.
For sale by
ic 9-lm OSCAR CRAM.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
ff-fN NNtA/fNT

Have rcc,iycIau ihe July NtGAZlNf> .a'
FA~HION-PLATI CENTURY, HARPER
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, rurJL'E
MONTIuIF~. ATLANTIC MONTHLY. SIN
DAY MAGAZINE, and WIDE AWAKE fr
little folks, YOUNG LADIES Journal.
FRANK LF~LIE'~ LADIES MAGA/tNf. bi-
MORE~T. and many other, goo numcrou. tI f.',.-
N.LFONARD'> Book ami Ncw~s'or.
t.0l pu- Main ,tust
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~ FOURTH PRES by Il + RIAN
CHURCH west Grace -trect.l-Ilcy. PEYTON II.
loGE will preach at IL \. ". The Rev. DR..
lIiZEN will preach ~ quarter-past i. VI,
after which the church VIII proceed to the election
of pastor.
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TT LEIGH-STREET BAPTIST
CiIURCII.-At IL A. NJ, Rev. j. Il. GARLIcK, ID.
d.; at "a l.. NJ, Rev. 4. W. SYDNoR, ID. ID. \
hearty welcome for all.
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WE SIIALL OFFEE THIS NEEh:
, eases CREAM-WHITE INDIA LINEN, in Null
finish. At &c. The former price of these goods
has been 1910.
! case FRENCH NAINSOOkS at2Sc., the lowest
value of which has been 45c.:
> cases of WHITE LINEN LAWNS at lsc., the
same we formerly sold AZ 32c.
Besides the above. an rnmentlonahie quantity OF
other WHITE GOODS VIII Dc offered
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DLANK BOOKS.

We suggest b our customers who viii need s.
COUNT BOOKS in July To- give =. early ori,r- a.
- o. insure having good book. VI have on h'ni
Of our own and Of thechcap nortltn worA "a i.is
stock OF many .izcs.
icls-d&w RANDOLPH ENGLISH
SANDS'S SUIT IN EQUITY, second
- edition.s7; interviewed. $3.50: Talbot Gags
Argued and Adiudged IN tic United state >a-
lrcmc Court, ~ Dallas O. iu3 tuligi ~..t -
by Lauck & Clarke, -. Nr'. Assembly nI h .-
gluia. lS-l-'r2; BJucruits History ID
nitcd ~ttt,-s Constitution. Two volume. - t'--
ry On Trusts. two y0lumc-, SIP; Toe E'f"f.,ir-
bv Wallace. low edition; t.'- 'dit.uu D. s..
a. the late Hon. William Dr,tn, fj.D'f -A,i. F"
ON >ulsDgaiion, $500.
JILL NL>I. JOHNSTON '''
DOCUNIENT-ENNELOPE> OF ALL
~ sizes:
FEATHER III >THR> 10 costs
INKS OF ALL SORTS:
MUCiLAGE on DRAUGIfr- l.I'l''-''il
cheap: ,..,.t mn.
BLANK BOOKS and OFFlDr ~ lIlpNlEl
&c, Sc CARLTON N,'Al. typ g 'u"
jcs 600 N-.' ''~
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IL TRINITY CHURCH Corner OF
Twentieth and Broad streets Rev. Or. Il. y.
SLEDD, ~ 'tt.tf NJ =; ". G. VA Den,
s. NJ. Young mems prayer-mee;ing from to
4 l.. VI.
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Extract from the Act Of December "a, 1851
Section !. Whoever shall challenge an
other to fight at sword, pistol. rapier, or
any other deadly weapon, or who shall ac-
cept any such challenge, shall for every
such offence, on conviction thereof. be de-
priyed of the right OF suffrage and be dis
abled forever from holding any Office Of
honor or profit in this State. and shall be
imprisoned in the pententiary for term
not exceeding two years, at the discretion
OF the court.
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III CEN TEN AIRY METHODIST
CHURCH south side Of Grace street between
Fourth and Fifth streets Service ut IL A. VI
and s:l5 Z. NJ, conducted by the pastor, Rev. L,
A. PETERSON.
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OUR SILK DEPARTMENT


has been the special ,tumbling-h'ock. Few can see
how a SATIN that has formerly sold tor
II % can hc sold az 53c.
BLACK GROS-GEAlN SILK at Doc. int +
generally sold n from Soc. To 81;
PONSON'S SA1lN-FlNl>U GROS-GRAlN AZ
SEC that has been $40;
BONNETS and GIlNEI'S 2G-inch SATIN
FINISH at Sl.G5 that has been s2.25;
ALL-SlLk MORE NJ 94c. hat has been sold al
SLID:
SATIN NERVEILLET'N al SIC. that has bceu
selling at Sl.2J % $50;
SOLID-COLOBED SILKS 10 iJc. that are gene
rally sold ~ Toe;
ALL-slLk sURAHs at s5c. that everybody sells
sEWING-siLK GRENADINES snd BRoCNDF
SILKS an from Gle. 20 zoe. that have been
about double That price;
Besides many other ,lLh GOODS &C similar r.
auctions.
WE SHALL ALSO OFFER
\ complete now Dot Of SWISS IRISH POINT
LACEN. INA White and Ecril. at reduction of
at least 80 per cent. from Former prices;
eases Of BIEACHED MUsLlN> az So. q yard,
general price luc.:
4 large stock Of LAtES oi every description:
l2O dozen LADIES BALBkIGGAN HOSE iuil
regular. with silk ciocking. at 25c. pair the
general price OF which !. 4Oc.:
20 pieces OF BLACK NJ NJ WILLING ai from
30 to 6Oc. yard. Ihc-t goods are ~ inrhD.
in width. andhayc been -. Soc, and II yard.
Also. 4I-inch CAMLLN'-HAlR GlEN ADlNE. OF
Lupin's manufacture. al sl.OJ, former price
$40.
NOTICE.-From the 18TH OF JUNE to Tie
1jTH OF SEPTEMBER We open at C:3o \. u.
GNU ~''-- ''' v ''' Cc0iiEN BROTHERS.
corner Fourth aud Broad streets.
&c I7-SaSu&W
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SOUTH CAROLINA DUEL


The Principals, John q. Moblcy and John H..
Pearson, with Their Friends, were on the
Field Ready for the Frhy-iIow Two Column
bin Lawyers were Found to be Law-Break-
ers, and what the Penalty OF Their Offence
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rC75@ GRACE-S TREET PRESBYTE-
RIAN CHURCII-Bcv. G. II. READ, u. d.. pastor.
Services At ! o'clock a. VI. and 81 O'Clock T.. VI.
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rf5> SENENTH-STREET CHRIS
TIAN CHURCH.-The pastor. Rev. }. u. TYLER.
will preach at ! A. NJ, and owing 10 the funeral
Of Mrs. Prentlss at =. II. there will be service
nj night
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IT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Twelfth and Broad streets).-Rcv. j. Il.
HAWTHORNE, ID. d., will preach at Il 4. VI.
Lords supper after sermon. Rev. DR.. GARLICK
will preach at s.. L. VI.
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II MONUMENTAL CHURCI-Rev.
J. G. ARMSTRoNG,D ID. d., rcctor.-Seryiccs ut II
:. VI. and L. VI. sunday chOol NJ % \. ".
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tG3~ & RACES TIRE EFT BAPTIST
CHURCH corner of Grace and Foushee streets).-
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. WILLIAM f..
HATCHER, ID. d., at II o'clock 4. NJ. and az 4
quarter past s o'clock Il. VI. ON SUNDAY.
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III FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Grace and
Broad).-Rcy. ". G. ScHAEFFER, pastor-Prclch-
ing st IL =. VI. and s:l5 =. ". All welcome. seats
free.
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II PARk-PLACE VI METHODIST
CHURCH (west Franklin strceu.-scryiccs by
the pastor. JOHS IIANNON. Subjects IL 4. NJ.
Building In Vain; "a L. NJ. as God Good : &c
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af}' LEA d PERKINS SAUCE,
TIE VOL, t~IER>IllRE.
DcIriou, with
MEATS. GAME. sol WELSH RhREBiTs. &C.
JOHN DUNCAN'> Sons,
jy l7-Saly Agents.
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rI7- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main and sixth streetsl.-ll 4. NJ. Rev.
L. W. SYDNoR, ID. d.; Al +. NJ special called
church-meeiing of all the members. male and fc-
male; $50 T.. ~, Rev. j. l.. VI. CURRY, ID. ID.
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~ THIRD ESBY TIE RIA
CHCRCH.-Rey. SAMUEL G. CLOPToN viii preach
1T | A. VI.
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EY- CHURCH OF CHRIST (NIain
street between Pine and aurell.-Preaching by
J. \. DEARBORN on LORDS DAY at IL O'Clock 4.
NJ. No evening meeting.
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~ FIRST PRES YTE RIA Y
CHURCH.-Bev. ". r. RICHARDSON. ID. d.. VIII
preach at | | A. VI. No services at night
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OFFICE OF rmrTAxNEn & DELANEY EverSEl
COMPANY.
ITO SOUTH SEVENTH STREET.
RICHMOND. Innn %. / ss2.

10 SOUTH SEVENTH STREET.
RICHMOND, June %, $50.
HAVING REBUILT OUR SHOPS,
L l. which were destroyed by Are the lth Of No
yember last. and equipped them with the most up
proved tools, are prepared with increased facil-
tiles 10 furnish sTEAM-ESGlNEs, BOILERS,
sAW-Mli.Ls, &C., Of the high grade heretofore
built by us.
AGRICULTURAL ENGINES Of all sizes on
hand mounted on wheels or on skids.
Proposing 10 move into our large new shops, on
the north side Of the city, 81 January next offer
for sale the REAL ESTATE upon which our pre-
sent works are located. on Canal. Sixth, and Sew
enth streets, possession 10 be given at the above
date. This place offers great advantages for "A
foundry and machne-shop or a tobacco-factory, or
for any heavy business.
WILLIAM y. TANNER,
Je ~ eodlm President.
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HORSES, MULES, cows. &c.

A NICE DRIVING AND %
RIDING-HORSEFOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH
Is medium ,ize, stouily built, and Is capable Of
heavy or hight draught. Can be seen at JOHN
MARKS STABLE. f. 2f-its
NOR SALE, TWO SECOND-CT1.G
II HAND CARRIAGES, in good run y - 80
ming order. Can be seen al my stables, corner Of
Ninth and Cary streets. \. W. CARRIER.
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WE SHALL OFFER THIS WEEK

THE PRICE At WHICH WE PURCHASE Il
OUR GUIDE TO WHAT GOODS ARE
SOLD FOR.
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Dyspepsia, the bugbear OF epicureans,
will be relieved by Browns Iron Bitters.
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III COHEN BROTHERS.
iORE GOODS At FICTITIOUS VALUE THIS
WEEK.

~ LONG As OUR PATRONS CONTINUE TO
BUY THESE GOODS WITH As MUCH
: SATISFACTION. 50 Long WILL
WE CONTINUE TO SELL
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~ BROAD.sTREET METHODIST

CHURCH Corner Of Tenth and Broad streetsl-
SUNDAY, June 25.-Preaching by Rev. II. c.
CHEATHAM at IL a. VI. and u. \ cordial III
yitatiOn to all.