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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-12

Let not the Wing fret It's soul over the
troubles Of the Dispatch. 1t styled the
Dispatch "the superseded Funder organ :"
two years ago, when Mr.. royal began the
publication Of the Commonwealth. How
long was il superseded? We have seen
too many party organs fail here TO be at
all uneasy as to the feeling Of the people
towards the Dispatch.
A Yankee, who was once reproached
for not having killed any rebels, replied
that he had killed as many OF them ~ they
had OF him. We think we shall kill rs
many OF the enemies OF the Dispatch as
they will kill OF us. We have noticed this
one thing, that those OF them who COM
plain most in private Of Our failure to de-
nounce the Readiusters rs being altogether
set Of thieves, are the very ones who are
most courteous TO the Rcadiusters whom
they meet on tac stump. 1t cannot, there
fore, be long before even they will see that
the course Of the Dispatch has been wise.
Whoever reflects upon the efficiency Of
the Dispatch us party organ-which, by
the way, It has never claimed to be-re-
fleets much more severely upon the Demo.
cratic papers in the various counties. This
city has never failed to roll up large
Democratic majority. Even last November
1t gave about LOO majority for the Demo
cratic ticket. II the Democratic party had
needed the counsels OF the Dispatch instead
Of those Of the men who have led it to dis
aster, 1t would never have suffered defeat
in the State. That is, "hardly ever"
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The Street Railway.

We learn that it rests entipely with the
Board Of Aldermen to decide tomorrow
night whether the west end shall or shall
not very soon have railway up Main
street TO Reservoir street, thus accommo-
dating all that section OF the city between
Main and the river, and Us far out as Rev.
DIR. BENEFITS house. The company do
moi think they can afford to pave the street;
but are Willing to Law down the track and
put on the cars, and run the risk OF making
or losing money thereby. When the city
paves the street, they will pave their part
Of it. Surely that il far proposition.
We beg the Board OF Aldermen to allow
this most desirable road TO be constructed.
All the east end will use it in going to IIOl-
iywood and the reservoirs.
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Tha New Districts.

Inc xvSW AAStitN>~
According 20 the Stauntcn tiNdfcutor
The RcxdIusters had last year majority OF
SCI IN the First congressional district as IL
will be under tho new law redistricfing the
state as proposed by General MALONE;
1890 In the Second; 2s2 in the THIRD
o.e47 In the Fourth; I, go IN the Fifth; 500
IN the Seventh; G,40I In the Ninth; ana
a,l76 In the Tenth. The Democrats mad
A,9lo In the Sixth district, and 1913 in the
Eighth.
We do not believe that the bill
proposing to redlsid the State Will
be passed rs II Was when intro
du,ed by General ELLIOTT. There
can be no possible excuse for making one
district contain much larger population
than another. Our counties are 80 small
that there cannot be even the thinncst OF
prctexts for such an outrage upon the peo-
pic. In Pennsylvania, or Ohio, or New
York, In which States there are COMPARE
lively few counties, and goodly number
OF them containing each a population oil
from forty to sixty or eighty thousand,
there may be a show Of reason In the plea
that Il i better 10 let district contain too
large n population than to divide a
county for the purpose OF equallzinS
the population OF the several districts
hut In Virginia no such plea can be made
available. There can be nothing but
wrong and outrage in making one district
contain fifty thousand or twenty thousand
more population than another, when there
are so many counties containing each
population Of less than fifteen thousand.
WHY should the Fourth district be made to
contain twenty thousand less than the ratio
Of representation when there arc counties
touching it on every side having less than
twenty thousand souls? Or why should
the Sixth district be made to contain
thirty thousand more than the ratio OF
representation, when there are counties in
il containing each less than twenty thou
sand souls? Either Amherst or Nelson
could be taken from the Sixth district
without bringing 1t down to the ratio; or
both might be left out, and the district
would still have u larger population than
the Fourth.
VIC again call upon the people In the
several counties-especially in the Valley
and the Southwestern instruct their dele
gates to return to Richmond on the 10th
with a fixed purpose to see that the State is
fairly redistricted, or else that the districts
shall remain rs they are and the tenth con-
gresham be elected at large, as the act OF
Congress on the subject provides. No
such unfair measure ought ever to be al
lowed TO get through a Virginia Lesisla-
ture. II the districts were not Intentional
~ so arranged as that the Republicans and
Reidiusters-thc negroes and the boiling
Democrats-could carry majority OF
them. il would be none the less true that
the disparity in the populations OF the dis
fricts is 4 wrong that ought never To be
in the Old Dominion.
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PETERSBURG.

ANOTHER OLD CITIZEN DEAD-THE rosi"Ao
TrRsIIIP, AGATx-CENTRAL LUSATIc ASH
Irx--NARROw ESCAPE FROM DEATH
pI-u.pIxo OF LARGE FREIGHT DEPOT
CITY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAITERs.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch'l
MARCH II, 1882.
Mr.. William +. Roberts, an old and
wcll-kuown citizen, for twelve years a
member Of the police corps, and utterly
an employG at the water-works, died this
morning OF pneumonia. He was about
sixty wears o! age, and leaves family.
The impression strengthens that there
will soon be change In the postmastership
of this city. Though highly endorsed for
the position, and though his administr;r
ton OF affairs for the past four years has
been complmcnted by the authorities at
Washington. il Is understood that Colonel
ID. q. Potts does not feel much encouraged
TO believe that he will be r, appointed.
II cannot be concealed that there IL some
disappointment in the fact that the new
Superintendent OF the Central Lunatic
ASYLUM was not selected from this city.
Two or three OF our physicians were ap-
plicants for the place; and it Is also re-
ported that our city also had It's applicants
for the office Of steward. But the Board
probably deemed il inexpcdient that Pc
tersburg should have the asylum and the
officers too.
A colored man named James johnson
was nearly tramped to death by mules
which he was attempting TO unload from n
car here last night. The animals were
unbrokc, and somewhat wild. He for
tunatcly escaped with severe bruises and
sprained ankle.
The Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Company has commenced work on the new
freight depot in Pocahontas, and the work
will be pushed forward to completion. The
now building will cover in part the site OF
the old depot which stood in Pocahontas
many years ago, but will only he used for
freight purposes. The passenger trains
will run to the depot on the south side Of
the river as usual The demand for greater
room to accommodate the freight business
Of the road demands the erection OF larger
buildings than the company now has.
II Is in contemplation, understand, to
erect number OF handsome stores on
Washington street, on the square opposite
.Jarratt'S Hotel, some OF which have already
been spoken for in case the improvement
is made. The buildings now occupying
the square are by no means attractive or
imposing.
| omitted to mention in my last letter the
death Of Mr.. John II. Weaver, OF Hicks
ford. one OF the most prominent and re-
spected citizens Of Grecnsvillc county,
who passed away the early part OF the
week; aged siXty-seven years. He had but
recently built and taken charge OF fine
hotel ut lIicksiOrd. ROBIN ADAIR.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
az" SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT.
JULIUS MEYER & SON

beg to announce that they axe now Offering nh M
MENsE SPRING STOCK. Having gone on The
market quite early, before the rush, they have been
able to secure many goods below regular prices.
They give their customers the benefit of these low
prices. $500
we have all the latest shades In MORIEs, FOULEs,
sHOODA, and NUNS YELLING.
They offer rs special bargains;
90 pieces ALL-wOOL NUNS YELLING In all
80 pIeess s R n "S BoTRDUEs ~ inches wide, in
q &c.. the newest shades i'e'-orls'H'l price
40 pieces HALF-wOOL LACE HUNTING. in
cream, black, and navy, at 12sc.-original
20 pieces TWILLED MOHAIR DEBEGEs at
14c.-or.gnal price, zoe;
Handsome line lLLUMINATED and TENSEL
STRIPES at 81. 40, and 5Oc.;
% pieces SUMNER siLhs-spcciai bargains-at
PLAIN aud STRIPED yATERED sATINs In
all the sprfng shades atsl and Sl.25
Every new shade In SUKXIi sATlNs atsl.
IN BLACK GOODS WE OFFER:
80 pieces ALL-WOOL BUNTING al 1885,;
10 pieces FRENCH ALL-WOOL BUNTING at
3 pIcces siLk.AND-wOoL TAMIsE at 6Oc.;
10 pieces ALL-WOOL NUNS YELLING a; 25c.
worth 3Jc.:
Also, a handsome line OF FoULEs, sHOODAs,
and other BLACK GOODS.
IN WHITE GOODS,
the largest and cheapest line we have ever shown
2 cases LACE STRIPED MuSLTNS at Zoe:
80 pieces yari-wide VICTORIA LAWNSat 4 &c.
40 pieces INDIA LINENS at 1879. worth 2jc.
40 pieces PERSIAN NULL LAWNS mt 22c.-
the best bargain yet:
The EGYPTIAN LAWNS-cntrcly new;
WHITE and ECRU DOTTED and FIGURED
SWISS MUSLIN from 1876. up
WHITE, CREAM, PINk, BLUE, and POLKA
DOT PERSIAN LAWNS;
FRENCH ORGANIZES. FRENCH NAINSOOkS,
&C.;
SWISS, NAINsOOK, and HAMBURG En-
BROlDERIEs and TORCUON LACES;
We have all the NEW LiCkS. such - ORlEN-
TAI, EDELNElSS. MAJESCA, BLACK and
CREAM SPANISH. &c.
PARASOLS.
Having closed ont = manufacturers StOra Of
PARASOLS ~ less than manufacturing cost, We
are enabled 10 offer some extraordinary bargains.
Don't fill To look at them before buying.
JULIUS MEYER L son,
COL and 663 Broad street.
MATTINGs, MATTlNGS,
$50 rolls good WHITE MATING at IKE:
40 rolls good RED CHECk at 1870;
40 rolls handsome FANCY CHECK ut 25c.. and
other grades In proportion.
JULIUS MEYER { son,
NH 12-eod 60l aud 6O3 Broad street.
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M THIS WEEK.
IMMENSE ATTRACTION Ut
COHEN BROTHERS,.
4 FULL NEW STOCK OF ALL NEW GOODS
OBTAINABLE HIS EARLY IN THE
SEASON.
ne THIS WEEK.

MANY EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS,
AMONG THEM:
cases Of The finest No. of 12-4 BARNsLEY
LINEN SHEErING At 41.l2-cost over II 30
yard to import;
cases good quality CHECKED MUSLIN at SIC.
The most extensive stock of FOREIGN and DO
IN the city;
10 pieces IRISH LINEN at Gle generally sold at
see;
l case RICHARDSON'S IRISH LINEN, contain
ing various qualities the value of which Is from
90 to Zoe, choice OF which will be sold at Ale.
a Yard
100 pieces WHITE LINEN LAWNs--an import
cr's stock from last season. soilcd but very
slightly, and viii be sold at 50 Per cent. less
than value;
case of PERSIAN NULL. We are Under con-
tract In these goods Tor 1000 pieces for this
season, and are enabled Ia sell soc. quality 1T
2lc.a yard
We offer full line of IRISH POINT, CARRICK,
NcCROsS, and all other NEW LACES. as well
rs TORCHON and the yariou, other staple
styles;
cases BEST-QCALirY SPRING PRINTS At
YARD-WiDE PERcALESa At 7c.-loc.a yard for
the finest quality:
100 pieces Of HITTING from Tea yard up:
20 pieces 3G-lNCH-WIDE ENGLISH BLACK
CAsHNtREs at lsc.a yard, price generally
3}c. yard:
Full now stock Of LUPINS BLACK CASHMERE,
M wool, from soc. up,
Every variety Of FINE MOURNING DRESS
GOODS, including MANY new designs:
Full new line OF al shades NUNS YELLING;
We IRE also In receipt Of our new importation Of
KID GLOVES. liirludng sarah lserniarit's"
and Mousluit1res.' Ia variety from II In
2l-iuch in lcreih;
\ fun line Of NEW HOSIERY and CORSFT-,
including al The bcs. ana mos. popular males.
Oar heretofore low prices viii De fully main
tanned. and al goods bought under value viii Dc
sold nj the usual small advance. NH 4-,a.>u&W
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The announcement that the Holy Father
proposes TO create seven new cardinals
VIII be read with interest by Catholics in
TINS country. Several years ago the Pope
made a gratifying impression upon the
Catholic Church In America by elevatlng
10 the dignity OF cardinal our venerable
ana illustrious townsman who now pre-
SIDES over the Catholic hierarchy OF New
YORK. II would be an advantage, we
think, TO the Church, and a still further re.
cogniiion OF the zeal Of tile Catholics of
America, II Pope Leo would follow the
example OF his predecessor and create
another cardinal for the United States.
Baltimore Is the leading city Of the Catho.
lie denomination, and II would be only TT
ing to confer upon the Archbishop who
here resides the dignity Of a cardinal
New Yors. HeraM.
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We desire 70 call spec;al attention 70 ~

We desire 10 call special attention to the
following clause from the Dispatck's arti-
Gle, which, il says, contains "the point -
10 makes:
4" The present Court of Appeals having expressly
Cleared hlt all judges elected in Virginia are
ected fr full terms that decision IL binding upon
Tie Lefiel lure ana upon Every good citizen DntiL
Terfrssd w the same duthortty-the Court OF APP
peals."
In the name Of common sense, we ask, how
could an erroneous decision ever be re-
verscd, II such were the cases According
10 the Dispatcl's theory, it ought neuer to
be done, and an infinite succession Of
wrongs would follow Il, unless some bad
citizen should take 1t into his head to ques-
fion It's corectnrss.-Cutpeper Exponent.
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nI,iEfkS.

Died. on Friday, March 10. 1852. az biz resi-
dence, In Richmcnd, af.er q pttnfal illness.
THOMAS BRADFORD, in The Gf.y-scycntu year
Of his age.
Fricnd- and acquaiutancCs are requested 10 at
tend the funeral from his late residence. 500 IT.
Paul street, on SUNDAY, I2th Instant, at :. !
o'clock i. 81.
Norfolk papers will please copy. 2ts
Died, 1T the residence Of his flther, q. Powhaian
Courthouse, on ifrid J. March 1 tn. ISS2, at Z
o'clock &. NJ. after = most .cFcfc and UrotraefaI
Illness, little SYD.. youngest son Of Dr. \. svd-
cnham and Lizzie :. Mayo; sged three years and
one mOlth.
"Sutier little children 10 come unto mo. ana for
bid them not, for OF such is The Kingdom of
Heaven
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LhYTN YOUR SUPPLIES wHHsrrrc,vre
DONE AT AsAviSG OF IRON
% to so PER CENT.

These are facts, and will be- proved .-.,. .....
you zee the biz stock Of good, from Tie x,,,
YORK FIRE SALE. The goods now being M.
Tered are '"ch as were saved In a perfectly sound
condition. 10 If you want
TABLE-CLOTHs, NAPKINS. Dourr- ,
TOWELS;
MARsEILLES, BRIDAL, HoNFYC0uu. ....r
CROCHET QUILTS;
TURKEY RED TABLE DANASK.
LINEN and COTTON sHEETINcs SUI pu
LOW-CA>INGS;
CRASH TOWELLiNC, STRIPED sklrgtN,
GINGIIhMs, and BED-TICk;
LINON DE DACCA, ViCTORGALAWN
CHECKED aud SWISS Sins;
CORDED and FIGURED PlQUFS.
HENsrITGHEB HANDkkk, HlEF<:
HOSE and SOCKS, BLANKETS:
LACE TIDES, LACE PILLON.-If,N>. .,.f
LAMBREQUIN LACE;
PIiNO-CONtES. TABLE-COyERS. anl gIt-
NiNrs Of COTTON DIAPER. caltat
mh II LEVY BKOTinR,'
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FANCY GOODS.

S T E V EMS
HAS OPENED DURING THE WEEK
New designs In SILyER-PLATED FANCY
GOODS;
The handsomcst PICKLE-sTAND We have
shown ut 81;
a few NEW DECORATIONS in TIN SETS;
a lot of IIEMP BUSTERS;
TIN WAsE-BAsINs, CALENDARS, SPICE
BOXES, SHAREHOLDERS, &C.;
A large invoice Of ROCKlNG-ClIAIRs, hand
somely upholstered, at very low prices;
CHILDREN's CHAIRS, TABLE-CHAIRs,
NURsiNG-CIIAIRs, &C.;
More Of that ELEGANT CREAM-LAID NOTE
PAPER, selling at l5c. per quire or pack-'tis
well worth Csc.
NOVELTIES CONTINUALLY ARRIVING
STEVENS,
fels 5O5 Broad street.
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~ HEADQUARTERS FOR
DRY GOODS PURCHASERS.
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
50i BROAD STREET.
in making preparations for the coming season
we have thoroughly oyorhauled our stock Of
WINTER GOODS AND SPRING GOODS
LEFT over from last season; also, an immense lot Of
REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS,
SILKS. sATINs,
WHITE GOODS,
FLANNELs,
BLACK GOODS, &C.,
which we have determined to close out before The
arrival Of new goods and viii offer during the
week such inducements as win Insure their sale.
We viii open during the ~ocS special bargains in
BLACK CAsHMERES,
BLACK WATERED SILKS,
sURAH shT!NS,
BLACK and COLORED SILKS,
BLACK and COLORED sATINS.
TABLE LINENS,
TOWELS, NAPKINS,
sHEETINGS,
CHECk MUsLtNS,
IRISH LINENS,
WHITE QUILTS,
aud other new goods, Mt very low prices.
win open next week nm entire new line Of
PARASOLs AND UMBRELLAS
OF thc latest styles,
3. j.. AND 7-HOOK KID GLOVES,
SARAH BERNHAGDT AND OTHER MAKES
OF GLOVES,
AT BOTTOM PRICES,
TIIALWlER BROTHERS,
e. 2J-Sl.Su&W 5Ol Broad street.
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Uni!ed-states-C commissioner Shields. a

UHi!ed-States-C Commissioner Shields, at
New York, Friday refused naturalization
papers 10 Hop Sing, Chlnaman, who has
been In this country number Of years,
and Is part owner OF silver mine in Ne
vada.
Guiteau could never sleep at proper
hours. Cursed with abnormal activity, his
nerves were always on the qui pire. Could
he have had the soothing benefit Of DIR.
Benson's Celery and ChamomiIe Pills his
wretchsd Trains would not have ragged
with improper fancies.
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PETERSBURG, March ~, 1882.

To The Editor Of the Dispatch:
take the liberty to ask you concerning
the following question: Colonel +. III,
Archer was elected Mayor OF this city for
tho unexpired term OF Colonel Cameron,
who was elected Governor. Now. does the
decision OF the Court OF Appeals in the
Prince William case apply to Colonel
Archer: READER.
Not at all. 1t applies only to iudges.l
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o. BIG ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS.
LAWNS, GINGIIAM-,
WHITE GOODS, LINEN GOOD
FANCY GOODS, TRIMMINGS,
DRESS GOODS,
GOODS FOR MEMS AND BOYS MlAF.
HOSIERY. LACEs,
FNIBROIDERIES,
COLLARS. SCARFs. CUFFS,
PUZZLES, RIBBONS, &c.. &C.. at
NH ii LEVY BROInSE-.
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No man knows what a mInistering angel
his wife is until he comes home one day
suffering with dreadful cold and she hap
pens TO have bottle OF Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup in the house.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FJy~ GRAND OPENING f!
GRAND OPENING! GRAND OPENING
SECOND SUPPLY OF sEAsoNABLE SPRING
GOODS AT
sYCLE BROTHERS,.

We will open and exhibit during this week IN
immense line Of HANDSOME DRESS GOODS,
embracing all tho latest novelties.
Also a full line of PLAIN and COLORED SILKS,
PLAIN and FANCY SATINs;
A full line Of the finest makes OF BLACK eros
GRAIN SILkS, and latest novelties In COL
ORED and BLACK BROCADED SILKS.
IN MOURNING GOODS we will show an i'm
mense variety, rs follows:
CASHMERE, HENRIETTA CLOTH. SHUDA
CLOTH, TAMIsE, CREPE CLOTH, CAM
EL's-HAIR, NOME CLO1 HIS, and u great
many others. from the commonest TO the finest
all Of which will be sold al bottom prices.
Two eases DOUBLE-wIDTH DEBEGE, much
below their value;
One case 27-lnch DRESS GOODS at a great bar
gain.
We will also exhibit full line Of CAssIMEREs
FOR MEN AND BOYS. suitable for spring and
summer.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN PERCALES;
A full line of WHITE GOODS of every descrip-
ton;
A large line Of LACE CURTAINS, COUNTER
PANEs. and BED-sPREADs:
\ full line Of MATTINGS, oIL-CLoTlIs, and
WINDOW->IIADES;
LAUNDRIED and UNLAU NDRIED SHIRTS;
LACES and EMBROIDERIES in immense W.
rety.
ALL WE ASK Is a CALL
FOR
EXAMINATION OF OUR STOCK
WHETHER
YOr ARE READY TO BUY OR NOT.
We have also
OPENED \ BRANCH-STORE
1927 EAST MAIN STREET
for the accommodation of the lower pant ~ the
city and public generally.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
mil 12-cOd 81 Broad street.
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RI CHAMPAGNE.

Just receiving direct from FRANCE q fresh lot
Of CHAMPAGNE Of ,he following brands:
EXTRA DRY VERIENAY.VIN IMPERIAL,
MAXIMUM ana PREMIERE SERRE.
These WINES were especially put up for me,
and are Of very -upcrior quality.
Also. constantly on hand
MCNN, HEiD>iECh. and T.. RODERTR.
q. CRAM. No. II Governor street.
In addition a. tae above IMPORTED WINES.
also keep the IRBANA EXTRA DRY GOLD
SEAL tthc best American Nincl Ou sale.
mh 3-lm
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PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL Co.

PRESIDENTS OFFICE,l
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL Co.
ANNAPOLIS, February 10, 1852. y
TN PURSUANCE OF \ POWER
i VESTED IN Me by and under the power OF
the Chesapeake and OHIO Canal Company hereby
appoint and call general meeting Of the STOCK
HOLDERS of the said company to be held at the
office of tie said company In the city Of AnnapO-
us, Md, on TUESDAY. March 81. 1882. at ~
O'Clock VI. the said appointed day being In 'c In
terval between the It We rly meeting II said
stockholders aud the next annual meeting thereof.
4. i. GORt1AN,
fe l2-Sutd
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NJ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Twelfth and Broad strceisl.-Thc pastor Rev.
J. d. HAWTHORNE, d. d.. will be assisted by Rev.
a. c. DIXON d. d., In series Of special services,
beginning SUNDAY MORNING next, and continuing
every night during tie week. MI welcome. 1t
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Marcl. In 1000

E0R SALE ON TIME. A FINE 49,
II BLACK HORSE II cdum size, six ~
years old. Works IN single or double harnes..
II, l.. STAPLES,
NH l2-1t iI03 Main street.
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m sEyENTH.sTREET CHRISTIAN

CHURCH.-subject at IL a. VI. TO-DAY, THE
Divine Estimate OF Man. a special service for
children at night. at which collection Will BE-
taken for the sunday-school library. Rev. y. l..
POWELL VIII Join the pastor Oh MONDAY NIGHT
In conducting a series of meetings.
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M FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN

CHURCH Seventh street between Grace and
Broad)-Rcy. w. G. scuAErFEB. pastor.-Preach-
ing at IL a. VI. and 7:45 L. VI. Visitors well
come. Seats free.
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eis- CLAY.sTREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH tcorner OF Adams and
Clay sirects).-AtI1 A. NJ preaching ny the PASTOR
Rev. 8. s. LAMBETH. AZ 7:30P' NJ he'. OLIVER
McCurcHEoy. ID. d.. Of Dublin ireland, one OF
the most distinguished ministers OF the iri'h Con
ference, will preach.
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NJ SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
lcorncr Of Main and Sixth streets. l-Rcv. J. G.
HIDES. %. d., VIII preach TODAY at ii \. NJ
and L. NJ.
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~ PERSONAL.-ALL PARTIES
indebted 10 ~ are requested to sctl,c ihoir a.
counts Immediately. Those not settled by ipI
lst Viii Dee given 10 the llgh Constable for COLLEGE
ton. % We leave the city.
HCTzLER BROTHERS.
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,-cENTENARY METHODIST

CHURCH lsouth side of Grace between Fourth
and Fifth s,rcets,-seryice at IL A. VI, con-
Quoted by the PASTOR Rev.P. A. PETERSON. AT
7:45 T.. NJ. Rev. WILLIAM Crook, ID. d., of Dub
I'm, ireland, AMI member Of the Irish Methods,
Conference will prcach.
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THE vIcou OF Yorrn for .hc aged and inrrm
In HoP BITTEns,
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ff- RROAD-sTREET METHODIST

Preaching at IL o'clock THIS MORN
ING by Rev. Dr. WILLIAM CHoo@' OF Dubhn'
Ireland.