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ThirfY.SIN Hours al Play.

now KENTUCKY's LAw-MAKEBs TAKE TO
POKER AS 4 DUCK DOES TO WATER.
frankfort letter in the Louisville Courier
JournalI
Last Tuesday night at 1870 O'Clock five
gentlemen. three OF whom were legisl1-
tors. sat down 10 the timc-houOred round
table and began to play. Time flew by 50
rapidlv that AT > O'Clock they all agreed
they had better play a little longer. twas
a big game. $50 call So and
and table takes. Aces were worth 800
and two pairs anything under 500. Hour
after hour passed. and the cold, dull day.
light began TO peep mat them through the
closed shutters, aud still they played. One
member was $500 behind at O'Clock
and another II 900 behind Breakfast was
ordered. They gulped il down, and again,
with pale, haggard faces they sat about the
table. .TWelve o'clock, high noon, and
they were still at it. The air in the room
was sitting, but they cared not for that.
Ii was a beautiful day without, the air
ballnv and warm, but the frightful fa.cina-
ton OF the game kept them there in the
close room under the poisonous gas-iets,
necessary because the windows must be
kept closed, turning the cards and betting
the chips.
Six O'Clock came, and one OF the party
was gone, utterly broken down. He left
$1,000 in the hands of the Philistines and
staggered off to bed. At s o'clock there
were only three OF the party left, with
faces as white as ashes, and nerves all
shattered by drink and the awful eX-
element Of the game. Just at , O'Clock
Thursday morning the three men sepa-
ted, after thirty-siX hours of incessani
play, and $500 had been won aud lost
One OF the men was sick for two days: an.
other has not recovered yet. IL was ter.
rible experience for all Of them.
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CLOSING ExERCTSEs-ADDRESs ny DIR. ". d.
uoGr AND 0TuERs-LIsr OF GRADUATES.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
Union THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY,l

CLOSING EXERCISEs-ADDhhSS ~ p"' W ~
noGE AND 0TuERs-LISr OF GRADUATES.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
Union THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY,
May 3, 1882.
The Seminary at this place closed Its ex-
ercises to-day. IL will be re0pened on the
9th OF September. The Board Of Trustees
met on Tuesday at IL a. VI. OF the twenty
four members nineteen were present, rs
follows: From the SYNOD OF North Caro-
lima, Rev. Messrs. Atkinson, Johnston,
Hill, Pharr, Rumple, Lacy, Smith, with
Ruling Elders Sprunt, Hutchison, Muir.
dock, and Mcdowell; from the synod OF
Virginia, Rev. MeSsrs. kirkpatrick, ii.
White. c. White. Brown, Richardson, Mar
tin, and Ruling Elders e. NJ. Armstrong
and i. n. Watkins.
The usual routine business was trans
acted, and the usual reports were made by
committees and the Faculty of the institu-
ton. A number OF important items OF
new business were transacted. The insti-
tuition was found to be in good and flourish
ing condition.
On Tuesday night an address was de-
liyered in the Interests OF the Society Of
Inquiry by the Rev. Moses H0ge, ID. d., OF
Richmond, on the subject Enthusiasm"
in his usual attractive manner, known to
all.
On "Wednesday morning an address be-
fore the Alumni was delivered by Rev. +.
II. Johnston, of Winston, n. c., on Z" Sa-
lient Points OF Inquiry to be Considered
by Those Seeking the Work Of the Minis
try." This address was full OF thought,
presented in chaste and forcible language,
and delivered with grace and earnestneSs
OF manner.
Attic close Of these exercises the President
Of the Board, in few parting words. and
in the name OF the trustees, presented di-
plomas to the following graduates John
c. Stewart, from Chesapeake Presbytery;
Albert G. Buckner, from Mecklenburg
Presbytery; Frank W. T. Pitman, from
East Hanover presbytery: PeytOn II. lioge,
also from East Hanover Presbytery.
The majority of the class were compelled
by various causes to leave before the close
OF the session.
Rev. DIS. j. II. Smith, c. White, Alex
andcr Martin, William Brown. and j. NJ.
Atkinson, with Elders L. NJ. Armstrong
and William Murdoch, were appointed
Committee OF Examination for next year.
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A Novel Pleasure Trip.
THiRTY-oNE ExcURsIoNIsTs srEAhING FROM
LONDON AROUND THE WORLD.
IFrom the san Francisco Call.

THIRTY-ONE ENCURslONlS1S SrEAMlNG PROM
LONDON AROUND THE WORLD.
Ifrom the san Francisco Call
Last October the Inter-Oceanic Steam
Watching COmpany's screw steamship Cey-
Ion, Of England, left southampton on a
pleasure trip around the world, the route
being tia Bordeaux, Lisbon, Gibraltar,
Malaga, Marseilles, Genoa, Naples, Paler-
mo, Malta, Piraus, Constantinople,
through the Mediterranean sea, TO ports
in India, China, the Pacific Islands,
san Francisco, Mlazatlan, Panama, South
American ports, the Canaries, Ma
deira, and returning to Southamp-
ton about August next, the trip last
ing about ten months. The Ceylon ar
rived in this port yesterday, and the tour
lists are taking in the sights OF San Francis
co. The steamer has spacious and roomy
main-deck, and the perfect ventilation OF
her saloons and passenger-deck, together
with her ample and wel-arranged domestic
offices, render her a luxurious passenger
steamer. A ladies' boudoir and well-ap-
pointed sm0king-room have been erected
on the upper deck. She carries steam
launch, which Is at the service OF the pas
sengcrs while in port, maintaining a regu-
Lar and frequent communication with the
shore, 70 that those aboard can enjoy the
pleasures of terra .fr7aa while not subject
10 its expenses. The vessel has surgeon.
a library, pianos, and band OF twelve
pieces on board.
From each port the progress Of the tour
lists Is telegraphed 10 their friends In Eng
land. The charge for each passenger for
the trip u $1,000, the amount permitting
any so wishing TO leave the vessel at this
Eases end proceed direct home by way OF
!" nu.assisk. Her passengers are thirty-one
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M MATTINGsl MATTINGs!
FANCY GOODS.
- T L V L n 5
HAS RECEIVED THIS WEEK

5 T E ' E \ 5
HAS RECEIVED THIS WEEK
10 dozen sx1O FRAMES, sclliugat Soc; also new
designs At IS, Soc, 81. and 1928;
30 NEW SLAT-BODT CARRIAGES, lined with
fancy goods, at the price Of enamcl-lined;
5-,6-,7-, 3, and 9-FOOT STEP-LADDERS Of
best make at bottom prices;
A large assortment Of MOcS-BASkETS. Flow
ER-BASKETS, WILLOW RATTLEs, TOl-
LET-BASKETS :, SIIOPPING-SATCHELS
and OFFICE-BASKETS of an sizes;
4 line Of ELEGANT POCKET-BOOKS,s selling at
SIPS, $3.50, Sl.75. and s2-they are the
choicest things of the season;
LIBRARY. PENDANT, BRACKET, and
STAND-LAyiPS, fitted in any manner, at the
lowest prices;
4 few FINE CANE and RATTAN CHlLDREN'S
CARRIAGES-our stock of these goods Is
worthy the attention Of every buyer;
Stil another invoice Of JAP FANS and PARA
SOLs-neyer so carly in the season did we sell
so many;
New stock of ALL-LEATIlER SATCUELS and
RUBBER-CLOTI VALIsEs. You make a
saving Of 10 to IS cents ON every NALISE
bought Of W. \. STEVENS,
my6 sos Broad street.
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EXCURSIONS. PIC.NICs. &c.

CRAND EXCURSION TO WASHING
" TON MAY 7TII-S2 ROUND TRIP. Leaves
near EIba station. head Of Broad street, 1880 T.
NJ, arriving in Washington al n VI. Returning
Leaves washington al 10 l.. VI. Monday. arrives IN
Richmond at O'Clock TUESDAY morning. seven
teen hours In Washington. GOodaecommodations
for white persons. Information can ne oDthhei
from FRANK KFSSFN. Eighth and Broad, aud
NORMAN JACOBS. al Elba station. Refresh
ments of all kinds by James Braxton and Edward
jefferson. Tickets will be sold AZ the train from
The ticket-wag0n. ap 3O-su'Iu'Ih'f'Sa3ouo
EIRST GRAND PICNIC WILL BE
Il given by the MOUNT ERIN BENEEiDl'AAIh
AND SOCIAL SOCIETY az JAMES BlNER
BREWFRY MONDAY. May :, 1852. full
String Band will be- in Attendance, and good time
dies free Committee Of Arrangements: Chair
man. r. q. W. billiard; james Grady. Michael
Fitzpatrick, Thomas O'Connor, Philip ONeill,Ju
lius Schwartz, Charles DeyOla; James OhliuIess'
Thomas Handlers Raile CaNedO.
my 3-W I'M. ~. &Suk
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BUCKINGHAM COUNTY.
pLoopY FIoHr = RAILROAD WORK sus-
PENDED.

PENDED.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispateh.l
DIANA MILLS, May 2, 1852.
A bad cutting affair IS said to have oc-
CURED nj New Canton last Saturday night.
A man named immersion cut another
named Wooton very severely In night.
On the next evening Sunday Wooton's
brother with several other parties went 10
Jimmerson's house, called him ont, and
beat him 80 badly that he viii he Disabled
for some time.
Work was suspended on the Bueking-
ham railroad last Saturday for causes when
have not been made known. but it Il sup
posed that il l. only temporary, and that
the company will resume operations III q
short time. A number Of the hands have
gone off TO other public works, so that
farmers will not be benefited much III the
way Of labor by the suspension. H.
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,-voI-yo ,1rN,s CHRISTIAN AS

TYOUNG MEMS CHhISliaN 40
soCIATTON-THfs AfTEnSsoS ~ oo,och,
lecture bv Rev. ]. y. TYLER on the sunday-school
lesson. Open to everybody.
To-uouRow ArTERSooS at $50 o'clock, the
usual service Of song, conducted by the General
Secretary.
MONDAY NIGHT at $50, young mems gospel
service. Subject: "Am My Brothers Keeper"
Ezekiel xxxiii., Ill.
TUESDAY EVENING from 10 z, business meet
Ing at the rooms OF the Association for the cleo
tion Of officers and amending the Constitution.
full attendance desired At $50, Mt second bap-
list church. the twen'y-seventh anniversary VIII
be held. The public cordially invited
THURSDAY NIGHT at $50, secretary's converse
tional study. open TO all young men,
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EXCURSION GROUNDS.

MOUNT PLEASANT EXCURSION
wi GROUNDS.
These BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS are open Tor
engagements. They have been thoroughly reno
yafed and a NEW PAVILION SOx35 built.
and many amusements have been added for the
pleasure of all. The Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way will issue excursion tickets for any day of me
week. as trains will stop az the grounds For par
iicul1rs and engagements apply TO
HENRY A. CADY,
nv o-ood3tH Hanover Courthouse, vi.
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Personal.

rVHE COMPREHENSIVE OF WALKE
L x TAYLOR was dissolved ON the LIST of De-
cember last
respectfully inform my friends aud patrons Of
the late firm Of Wake 4 Taylor that can be
found with Messrs. Verne 4 Slater, family grocers,
corner seventh aud Marshall streets. where shall
be pleased 10 sec them.
my f-3ts I. II. Wake.
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DEATHS.

Died. In this city, May 9Th, at $40 A. NJ, after
long and painful illDess, HENRY W., infant son
of Frank and Louisa Camp0donico; aged four
years ten months aud sixteen days.
The funeral will take place from 81. Peters Ca
thedral THIS saturday. MORNING at 10Y
O'Clock. Friends and acquaintance invited 10 at
fnnA
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MILITARY NOTICES.

RICHMOND, VA. May 9. 1852.
4 TTENTION, COMPANY c, FIRST \
n REGIMENT VIRGINIA NOLUN-A
TFFRS.-AsSemhlca ~ EcgiEcnfIl Armory TO- ~
NIGHT at S. o'clock IN full-dres- Uniform for II
drill and inspection. Cuisines Of importance VIII
be transacted TN meeting after driu.
By order W. ID. DAVIS. Captain.
my G-lt Il. \. SPENCER, Acting Orderly.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. ON Tuesday, 25th instant. at the resi-
dence of George c. Buchanan, Esl., Louisville,
NY, by Right Rev. Thomas L. Dudley, ID. d., DR.
II. q. MILLER, of Virginia, and Mrs. ADA NJ
EERRlERE. No cards.
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COyCERT.
ToHN JAsPER'S CHOIR.

u
There will he a GRAND CONCERT giyon by The
TEMPLE CHOIR Of MT. ZION CHURCH. corner
Buyal and ~ Johns streets. for the rebuilding ~
the church, and We respectfully Invite our white
Friends to come and help ~. There surely VIII be
fine music. MONDAY NIGHT. MAY eTH
Respectfully, +. J. SMITH. Leader;
JOHN II. GRIMES, Assistant.
Reserved seats Tor white persons. my 6-lt@
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LETTINGS.

DOYAL ARCANUM.-The members OF
II MCCARTHY COUNCIL. No. 4Gs Il. n. VIII
attend stated meeting az schiller liall on llil
SATURDAY. EVENING. May 8. 1852. 10 o'clock.
candidates requested t. be prompt. Members oi
sister Councils invited 10 De present.
By order of the Regent -
my Git u. = DENN l. secretary
VUE ANNU Al MEETING OF THE
STOCKIIOLDERS OF THE VIRGINIA
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY will De held nj
Inc Company's oa.cc ON TUESDAY, the 9Th Of
May next, at .. o'clock y. VI. ....
b. c. WHERRY. JR,
an 29-'d Secretary.
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NJ BROAD-STREET METHODIST
/ CHURCH (corner Of Tenth and Broad streets.-
SUNDAY, May 7th.-Preaching by Rev. W. G..
STARR, d. d., pastor. At IL a. M.-subiect
That Man in the Pupit.r At i. M.-subject
"a Worshipper Slain at the Altar Acordial in
vitation 10 all.
lT~ CENTENARY METHODIST
CHURCH lsouth side OF Grace between Fourth
and Fifth streetsl.-Seryices at IL o'clock a. NJ
and at s O'Clock Z. NJ. Rev. WILBUR +. TILLKTT
Of Danville, Va, will preach.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT services at s O'Clock. con-
Quoted by Rev. W. Il. McGILyRAY, during the abb
sence ofthe pastor REV. i. A. PETERSON.
M PARK-PLACE METHODIST
CHURCH (west Franklin sireetj.-Services by
Rev. JOIN HARMON, ID. d.. plstor.-11 4. NJ,
subject, "A Businessman; 8 y. NJ, subject
4 Change Needed"
Ut CLAY-STREET NJ METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH tcorner of Adams and
Clay sireetsl.-Tho pastor, Rev. s :. LAMBETH
win preach at / o'clock a. NJ. and at o'clock
L. NJ Seats free. All are cordially invited.
! L II i L
Twentieth and Broad strccts)-Rev. j. WILEY
BLEDsoE, pastor.-Preaching at IL 4. VI. and at
/ 1870 p. VI. Young mems prayer-meetng from 3
to4P.M.
! III FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Grace and
Broadj-Rcy. W. c. scHAEFFER. pastor.-Preach-
/ ing at IL A. VI. and T. VI. Visitors welcome
seats free.
~. SEVENTH-STREET CHRIS
TAN CliURCII.-The pastor, Rev. j. u. TYLER,
| VIII preach at ] | \. VI. on "Abasod and Abound
ing" Special service and sermon for children ia
the afternoon AZ > O'Clock, to which all are in
vitod. No service at night.
ef- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Professor W. u. THOMAS. ID. d., viii preach at
a. VI. and at l.. II. SUNDAY. Al welcome. 2t
u" SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Of Main and Sixth strectsl.-Rey. \. MAC
GEEGoR HOPPER. ID. d., OF Hamilton. y. V, will
preach at IL 4. VI. and : =. NJ. on SUNDAY. All
welcome ct
~ Ora E-S TREET BAPTIST
/ CLUTCH corner Of Grace and Foushee sireotsl.-
Preaching by the pastor. Rev. WILLIAM r..
HATCHER, ID. d., at II o'clock A. NJ. ana at 6
o'clock +. VI. on SUNDAY.
III SIDNEY Il \ PIT : T CHURCH
corner Main and Reservoir sireetsl.-Preachng
/ by Rev. +. HARRISON ut IL O'Clock 4.
VI. aud y. O'Clock r. VI. SUNDAY. All are in
/ vted.
=
III FIRST PRESB YTE RIAN
CHURCH.-Rev T. l.. PRESTON, D. d., pastor.
/ Services at III \. VI. and VI.
/ NJ AFTERNOON SERVICE IN THE
/ SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHtRCH REV DR..
| IIOGE's). until further notice, will commence NJ
O'Clock instead Of A., as hitherto.
| N5@ GRACE-ST r. L + T PRESBYTE-
! RAN CHURCH-Rov. G. II. READ. ID. d., pastor.
/ Services at o'clock 4. NJ. and 9 O'Clock p. VI.
/ NJ THIRD i Il T. ) + \ I l. RI \ y
/ CITRCH-Rey. L. Ii. HARDING. ID. d., at IL
4. VI. and 7:4J II. VI.
/ ~ THE PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY
SCHOOL UNION will hold It's monthly meeting
I'm the Manchester Presbyterian church on Sun
DAY AFTERNOON at 4:3O O'Clock. Report, will
be presented for The month Of April. with adj
dresses. &c. j. d. Il. SLEiGilI' President.
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Remarkable for overcoming diseases
caused by impure water, decaying vegeta-
ton, etc., is Browns Iron Biiters.
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COOKIES EXCURSIONS.

EURor E! ssGEEs
COOKS GRAND EXCURSIONS leave, New
York APRIL 81, JUNE 3, and JULY /, lss2.
Full particulars In special PAMPHLE'i sent free
on application. PASSAGE IlthEIs Dy All Al
curing GOOD BERTHs. TOURIST TICKETS
FOR individual travellers In EUROPE, by all routes
COOKS EXCURsIONIST, with maps, by mail,
10 cents. THohAS tpnn oort,,
26i broadway, New York. Post-Orace Box ioll
"a. BARATToSI, Manager ie f-eoufHs
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M ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.-Seryice
and communion at III A. NJ, and service as usual
at 8 +. VI.
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LADIES' FAIR.

THE LADIES OF TIE FULTON
Il BAPTIST CHURCH are holding FAIR az
BOltZ's Hall. corner Orleans street and Williams
burg avenue for the benefit of the church. They
hope this charity viii attract the attention OF the
benevolent. my 4-3lf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nz SEE THE STRIPED SILKS
LEVY BROTHERS,.

LEVY BROTHERS.
STRIPED SILKS at so worth Csc;
STRIPED SILKS at 65 worth SOC:
STRIPED SILKS at rs worth e5c.;
STRIPED SILKS at soc. worth ell;
CHECKED SILKS at Toe. worth f1
BLACK SILK at 81 worth sl.35;
BACK SILK at sl.25 worth $3.50;
BLACK SILK at $1.35 worth s1.7J;
BLACK SILK at $3.50 worth 3d.
BLACK SILK at fl.65 worth 1925
BLACK SILK at s1.75 worth s2.40
BLACK SILK at s2 worth $3.50;
BLACK SILK at 1926 worth So;
BLACK SATIN DE LYON ut sl.1s worth $3.50;
BLACK sATINs at 80, 90, 10, s5c-, 81, and
1925:
MORIES,
SATINS,
SURAHs,
BROCADES,
AND
FANCY SILKS,
In great variety at
my6 LEVY BROTHERS,.
nj DRESS GOODl DRESS GOODS!
1T WILL PAY you
TO examine our stock Of
DRESS GOODS.
We have given special attention to
THIS STOCK,
AND WILL
MAKE 1T To YOUR ADVANTAGE
to purchase Of Us
myG LEVY BROTHERS.
M MATTINGS! MATTINGS!
WHITE. RED-CIEECk. and FANCY MATING
at the lowest prices;
Bargains I'm OlL-CLOTIIS. CURTAINS, WIN
DOW-SIIADES, RUGS. MATS, DRUGGETS,
and UAsSOCKs. at LEVY BROTHERS.
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M MONUMENTAL CIIURCH-Rev.
j. G.. ARMSTRONG, ID. d., rector.-seryices at II
A. VI. and5P M. Sunday school at o. 4. VI.
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LIME. CEMENT AND PLASTER.

DOCKLAND LIME, R0sENDALE CE-
IL, NFxT. PORTLAND CEMENT Qmporsedl.
CALCiNFD PLASTER, AND fL'.sIn ,, \ !,
ground fresh daily, NOVA stVllA LuMi
rLAS TN WARNER MOORE,
mha2-eod Seventeenth street south side dock
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NJ THIRD PRE- by 7 L RI \ y
CHTRCII-Rev. +. Ii. HARDING. ID. d., at IL
4. NJ. and 7:4J Il. VI.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RENEW GOODS NEW GOODS !,
ID. & +. MfTTELDORFRR
WILL DISPLAY ANOTHER LOT or BAR.
GAINS JUST RECEIVED
DON'T FAIL TO CALL EARLY.

MORE SILKS aud sATINs IN an colors:
sURAHs. NUNS vEILING-Black and Col9roi.
BLACK SILKS from soc. 10 ~;
CoL0RED SILKS. al shade. snd prices:
BLACK and CoLORED sATINs, very low:
DRESS GOODS, TRIMMINGS, and NOVELTIES.
BLACK CAsHMEREs and MOrRSING CooDs
The best bargains ever offered In ms, citya,
ap30 ID. & +. MITTFL DORFFp,s
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
DEXECUTED al the DISPATCH PRINTING
house,
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G7- BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH (corner Of Tenth and Broad streetsl.-
SUNDAY, May 7ih.-Preaching by Rev. W. G..
STARR, d. d., pastor. At IL A. M-subiect,
THAT Man in the Pulpit.r Al i. M.-subject'
"a Worshipper slain at the Altar Acordial in
ytation TO all.
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SILKS.
BLACK ALL SILK GROS-GRAIN IT zoe:
ALTs-SILk SATIN MFRNEILLEUX al 9Jc., the
general value Of which Is $40 yard;
SATIN RHADANE- al Sl.75, the same quality
heretofore sold AZ 1925
SATIN MORE at 9Oc. 81, and il.25-the best In
this city for the money. Ailqualities of PLAIN
and FANCY MORE DESIGNS from 9Oc. to
IS yard.
We will make special Offering this week Of fine
BLACK SILKS Of The most noted Lyonese manu-
facture These goods run IN price from tl.75 10
$3.50 yard. and each may be looked upon rs be-
ing a dollar yard under value.
Several pieces OF SUMMER SILKS az 45c. yard
they are gOOc, but last seasons style, and We
intend 10 close them;
An extra low price on several lots Of SURAH
SILKS and SATINS.
We shall also offer on MONDAY several eases Of
DOMESTICS, such As LAWNS, CALlCOES, and
PERCALES. under value.
Large stock Of HOSIERY and KNIT UNDER
WEAR:
90 dozen GENTLEMEN'S GAUZE VESTS ~
l2&c.. the quality generally selling at 2jc.;
In WORSTED DRESS GOODS we offer every va
ricty Of French, English. aud DOmesHcs among
them some rare bargains:
Large stock of MATING and OlL-CLOIllS;
10 pieces of FLOOR OIf-CIOTll at 374c. I'm No.
quality, and generally selling at 80 70 coo.
yard.
Many other bargains win he offered during The
week. Imy 6-SaSu&Nl COHEN BROTHERS.
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NJ THEPRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY
SCHOOL UNION will hold It's monthly meeting
I'm the Manchester Presbyterian church on Sun
DAY AFTERNOON at 4:30 O'Clock. Reports viii
be presented for The month Of April. with adj
dresses. &c. j. ID. x. SLEiGHT, President.
II, H. mn. Secretary.
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III CENTENARY METHODIST
CHURCH south side OF Grace between Fourth
and Fifth streets .-services at IL o'clock a. W.
and az O'Clock L. N. Rev. WILBUR +. TILLKTT
of Danyille, Va, will preach.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT services at s O'Clock. con-
Quoted by Rev. W. b. McGILyRAY, during the alb
sence ofthe pastor (Rev. i. A. PETERSON.
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N5- GRACE-STREET PRESBYTE-
RIAN CHURCH-Rov. G. n. READ ID. d., pastor.
Services at IL o'clock 4. NJ. and 9 O'Clock +. VI.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
mr. COHEN BROTHERS,

CORNER FOURTH AND BROAD STREETS,
Will sell this week:
80 pieces LINEN DIES INDIA at 1ic., reduced
from 20c.; also. two other lots at 3 and Gle
about fOc yard reduction;
so pieces elegant quality PERSIAN NULL at 2Oc.,
the quality generally retailing at soc. yard;
WHITE LINEN LAWN at 1910. a yard the same
number generally sold ut zoe: also, large lot
OF better quality, which will be sold at one
third less than general value;
WHITE and ECRU EMBROIDERED MULLs-
entirely new this season;
PLAIN and STRIPED INDIA MULLS, as we'll as
all the various shades I'm light and dark tints;
WHITE INDIA MULLS at 35c., generally selling
at 80 or 60c.;
Full assortment Of various WHITE DAMASSE
DESIGNS, including the POLKA DOT;
DAMAsSE PIQUE at DC. yard generally selling
at 162sc. yard;
Also. all qualities Of FRENCH NAINSOOKS, Or
CANDIES, DOTTED SWISS. sc.
We will also offer special large stock OF LACEs
Of every description
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III CLAY-STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH tcorner Of Adams and
Clay sireets).-Tho pastor, Rev. 5. :. LAMBETH,
viii preach at IL o'clock A. NJ. and at o'clock
l.. VI. Seats free. All are cordially invited.
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1T TRINITY CHURCH Corner OF
Twentieth and Broad strccts)-Rev. j. WILEY
BLEDsoE, pastor-Preaching at IL A. W. and at
1880 p. VI. Young mems prayer-meeting from 3
tod L. VI.
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III SEVENTH-STREET CHRIS
TAN ClIURClI.-The pastor, Rev. j. u. TYLER,
VIII preach at ii \. NJ. on "Abasod and Abound
ing" Special service and sermon for children Ia
the afternoon AZ O'Clock, to which all are in
vitcd. No service at night.
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s-T- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Professor W. y. THOMAS. ID. d., viii preach at
a. W. and at s l.. II. SUNDAY. All welcome. 2t
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NJ FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Grace and
BrOadl-Rcy. W. c. SCHAEFFRR. pastOr-Preach-
ing AT IL A. VI. and 5 i. VI. Visitors welcome
seats free.