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DISSOLUTION.

Tho co.psrlnerhlp heretofore existing be.
tween \ G. Garrtt ", and Henry II, Wood,
this day dissolved by mutual consent A. a
uartcit ". assumes the liabilities, ana IA nlons
nuthotiIed ~ collect the outstanding Indebted.
hoss ot the lntc hfni. HENRY n. WOOD.
t" A. L GARRETT
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BALTIMORE, Mn, February 18th lSSj.--
Upon the recommendation OF a friend,
tried Browns Bit,erS as tonic, and rcs,or.
atiye fs my daughter, whom | was thor
oughly convinced was fast wasting away in
Consumption. Having lost three Daughters
by the terrible disease, under the care of
eminent physicians, was 10th to believe
that anything could arrest the progress of
the disease; but 10 my surprise before my
daughter had taken one bottle of Browns
Iron Bltters, she began to mend, and is now
iinh daughter began to show signs or con.
sumption. and when the physician was con-
suited, he quickly said, "ronics We're 70.
quircN" And when informed TINT the oil.
dor sister was taking Browns Iron Bittcrs.
responded, That is . good tonic, take Il ."
ApoRAN pHELps,
of A skrv & phrlns
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The Missouri Pacific RAILWAY

Has n steel Track, the Miller Platform. and
ihc Improved Automatic Air Brake on All cars
IN It's passenger trains, It's IN every resrect n
FlRsT-CLiss RAILWAY,
For maps timetables. and interesting tssdir p
matter concerning the Missouri Pacific And itS
connections With other lines, which viii no
mailed free address wa Wv
T. CHANnLER General Passenger Agent
JAS. ID. BROWN, Assistant General Pa.ses-cr
Agent "7''"N''
4. A. TALMAGE General Manager. ST. tori.
II Ut NllES, southwestern Passenger Agent
Dallas Texas 'H''"
Is O itEMENWAY, General Agent nsla,
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,o,,, tc''iS HrrVc and leave Austin s,nt,r n. 81,
No mail c,,1 "t W, uud express arrives nt M M
cnnSr , 1Ge cypress leaves at $50 M u" M
81 Louis INN yf6rrnG,N 9rs'na, with ali trains on
| nn uu points North East and Sontbsas',iroa H
iousSn iSsi1 E Sd, Tor Tyler PALESTINE V.
A. UalioS with trains or tho ij o,sSaa Snioalo
Waco G.E,SS,. lot Oowirnua Mcxin' BrcmoNI'
onT an S6 S,mSrE Rl9n Iclapscad irs rnSoM
81 sherman with II Il y VC"p southern Texas
V .,ay vnS s ., that road. At Fan WoM,, points
sbrcycIIooir all rGht, d Wc,cm "Tp sHs, wiz
New ofcaSn. T F5nmES;s%!. Eiyyr steamers for
rom. Fort Worth, Dallas T pnJ mSSpns Cars
soisE,. any Information IN rcgofi ' ~ ,n 70 y
lie c6ScrN,y 's ,iy time and eonrcc,ionss Mil
Noble, Cent sNpL Marsh 5GPpfTadon g Geo.
en- "a 'ur j. A. Marshall Texas or, ". rhn NvM'
-. =. :. ~ !. A. Marshall .Tc, as '"on'p'
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RECLINING CHAIR CARS FREE,

besides FIVE lines Of Pullman sleeninr Car,
aud handsome day coaches with toilet room,
ana the latest improvements warmed by pipe,
with colorcd attendants, "AN
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PETERSBURG.

FRESHET IN TIE APPOMATTOX - SUBSCRIP-
TONS FOR TIE COALFIELD SUFFERERS
PRINCE GEORGE cOURT-COAL FOR NEW
RIVERA LIVELY THUNDERSTORM, &C.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
FEBRUARY 10, 1882.
The river has risen considerably since
Yesterday morning, and this morning some
OF the wharyes and cOal-yards are par
TALLY submerged. That portion OF the
turnpike in the valley beyond PocallOntas
is also covered by water. The river is
now higher than it has before been for five
or six years, yet no material damage Is an
ticipated.
The subscriptions TO the fund for the re-
lief OF the suffering families at Coalfield,
which is being raised through the efforts OF
the Inder- Appeol, amount to-day TO about
$3.50, and will doubtless De largely in
creased within the next few days.
Yesterday was the regular day for hold
ing the County Court OF Prince George
but owing to the illness and consequent
non-attendance Of the venerable Judge
Bate no court was held.
Ii is expected that the Norfolk and West
ern Company will commence the Transport
tation Of coal from the mines now being
developed on the line OF the NewRiver
railroad about the 1st Of July. Operations
TO that end are being pushed with great
vigor.
Our section was visited last night by
a very lively thunderstorm, which con-
tinued for the space of an hour or two, ac-
companied with heavy fall Of rain. The
electric display was at times very brilliant.
The orders Of the Iron Hall and Knights
OF Honor have both made donations for
the relief Of the families Of the Midlothian
victims, RORIS ADAIR.
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lFor the Dispaten.I
Ffsh.Ladders.

On the 4th instant Mr.. Atkinson, the
senator from Richmond and Henrico, in
troduced in the Legislature bill to extend
the time in which the Richmond and Allie
ghany Railroad Company should erect fish:
ladders over the dams on James river. 1t
Is most earnestly to- be wished that the lie
gislature will not only refuse positively TO
pass this bill, but will resent such an impu-
tation upon their common sense by such
legislation as will compel this corporation
to proceed at once TO provide for the pas
sage-way for fish up the James. The Fish
Commissioner, In opposition TO the earnest
protest OF this writer on behalf OF him.
self and'many others, last year extended
the time for twelve months, thereby show
ing lncompetency to ill the Office he now
holds. Is 1t not mOnstrous proposition
Tor the Richmond and Allegheny Railroad
Company. corporation Boosting its mil
lions OF capital, to come into this State and
get possession OF the most valuable charter
ever owned In the Commonwealth, TO-
gether with $4,000 900 OF property, for less
thar. million, and then to knock ut the
door OF the Legislature whining and beg
cling Tor little time to perform duty
which would be Of incalculabIc benefit alike
70 rich and poor from Lynchburg to Clifton
ForgeS For shame For shame.
II Is y matter Of great public Importance.
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STAUNTON.

INDICTMENT FOR MURDER--DEATH OF An OLD
CITIZEN-MABRIAGE-GR LODGE REPRE-
sENTATIOS-AN IRISH GENTLEMAN COMING
TO TIE yAILEY-PERsONAL ETC.
Correspondence Of The Richmond Dispatch.l
FEBRUARY 10, 1882.
The grand Jury in the Hastings Court
agreed yesterday, | am informed, on IN in
dictmcnt for murder in the first degree
against j. III. Nichols, l.. l.. Nasseur,
Thomas II. Binford, and Harrison Shut,
for causing the death Of Girard Gregory,
whom, it will be remembered, was, in Il
scrimmage on the streets Christmas day,
struck on the head. as was supposed, with
a bottle. Gregory's skull was fractured,
and he died six or seven days afterwards.
Stauntcn is getting thoroughly aroused
| on the local-option question.
Mr.. John j. Bel, IN old and respected
citizen OF Augusta county, will be buried
to-day at Wayncsboro'. lie died yesterday
about noon at his residence, near Culpeper
Courthouse, where he has been living for
two years past with his son-in-law, Mr..
William IIaIman. Mr.. Bell was seventy
one years old, and died Of paralysis, having
previously suffered from an attack OF the
disease. His family connection is a large
and influential one, his only surviving
brothers being Major ii. VI. Bell, OF this
city, and Colonel David Bell, OF the county.
Tuesday morning Miss Mary Mann Page.
OF Hawks Nest, West Virginia, was mar
ried, at the residence OF L. \. Bledsoe, Esq,
cashier of the Valley Bank, to Mr.. Stevens
Taylor, of Richmond. Bishop Petcrkin, Of
the Diocese Of West Virginia, performed
the ceremony.
Mr.. William III. III. Lynn is the repre-
sentative, and Mayor w. l.. Balthis the al
ternate, from Valley Lodge, Knights Of
Pythias, to the Grand Council OF the order,
which meets in Portsmouth, Va, on the
Dist; and Mr.. Il. j. Crowder. Grand Mas
ter OF odd Fellows, represents Staunton
Lodge, Knights of Honor, in the Grand
Lodge which meets in Lynchburg on the
9TH Of March.
Mr.. John Howard Wayt was at the last
meeting of the City Council elected justice
Of the peace for the Second Ward-an eX-
celent selection.
William II. Bingham, ESQ.,, Of Cranmo-
ney House, Crossgor, County Down, Ire
land, has written to friend here that he
intends TO sell his property in Ireland and
como to the Valley OF Virginia to live.
The body OF the late Conrad Kite was
disinterred recently near Conrad's Store,
on the Shenandoah-Valle road, and
brought here for reburial 1t had Lain in
the ground in a metallic-case twenty-four
years, and though the case was covered
with rust half-inch thick and the glass
plate with mold, when the lid was removed
1t was evident that the air had never pene-
trated, and the body was perfectly pre-
served and the clothing also, having all the
appearance OF petriiaction. PENN.
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BY Mr.. WHITES: From citizens oil Taze'
Spli county
HILLS PASSED,

By DIR. Nkf1kn' rfVi' 'h'N' '
well county.
1 BILLS PASSED.
Senate bin No. 2OG, to incorporate Lynch
burg Lodge, No. II, knights OF Pythias.
senate bill No. 262, to authorize the NOT
folk and Western Railroad Company 10
guarantee the bonds Of the South Atiah'ic
and Ohio Railroad Company.
House bill No. 101, authorizing the voters
OF Dinwidde county to vote for fence law
by magisterial districts.
House bill No. G5, to amend and reenac'
section OF chapter 80 Of the Code OF 1913,
In regard TO tax on collateral inheritances.
House bill No. 72. amending chapter 21l
of the Acts OF 1890, incorporating the
town OF Middletown. Frederick county.
House bill No. 1913, to authorize the cor
poration Of Fredericksburg TO establish
poor-house and grounds outside OF Its cor
poration limits.
House bill No. 1876, TO repeal an act 10
Incorporate the town OF Smithville, Char.
lotto county, approved April q. 1874.
Uouse bill No. 50, to amend and reenact
section 4 OF chapter lS2 Of the Code, as
amended by an act approved February II,
1874. as amended by an act approved April
9. 1877, as amended by an act approved
February %, 1873, a. amended by an aci
approved March 0, 1880, in relation to
Judgment liens.
House bill No. 200, to authorize the
county OF Elizabeth City to procure and
grant the right of way for q railroad
through said county from Newport News
to the centre OF the channel Of Mill creek
House bill No. 81, to prescribe the times
for holding the terms OF the Eighth judi
cial circuit.
Senate substitute for House bill No. 10
entitled can act to reOrganize the lunatit
asyIums and the Deaf, Dumb and Blind In
stituton."
SPECIAL ORDER.
House bill No. 81, to prescribe mode
for the assessment and payment of damages
to private property by corporations, came
up as the special and continuing order.
The votes by which the bill was amended
Yesterday were recolsidercd and the amend
ments seyerally rejected, which left the bill
in its original shape.
Pending its furthur consideration the
House adjourned.
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DEATHS.

Died of typoid pneumonia. February 10Th, at
onarier 10 i o'clock, WILMER EARNEST, orly
child Of NJ. II. and VI. b. Matthews; aged seven
months and fifteen days.
over WfLMER's snowy forehead
Cluster curls Of sunny hair,
And the golden, silky lashes
sweep the checks, so white and fair.
Closed the lips That often prattcd
To ms in such childish glee'
Closed the eyes that heained SO brgntIy q.
From all care and sorrow free.
The funeral will take place from No. Hin street
SUNDAY at 3 O'Clock l.. W.. Friends and ac-
quaintances are invited to attend.
Died, at the residence Of his aunt, No. 142l
Poplar street at half-past 10 o'clock y. W., ON The
9th Instant, ROBERT BERNICE. son of j. W
and the late Fannie o. Lee, Of AppOmattox conn
" Va, after 5 Illness of twelve days Of pncuno-
MIA; aged sixteen months.
These mortal Joys, how soon they fade,
How swift they pass away
Thy dying flower reclnes Its head,
The beauty OF day.
But there are Joys that cannot die
With God forever more,
Dear ones beyond the changing sky,
Where parting Is no more.
God hath tiken him away
From our nOsOm 10 His own:
surely what lie wills Is best
Let Him 10 seems Him good.
Lynchburg va and oxford (Ala.) papers please
copy.
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Common sense and common dccency In
legislation require that this Legislature
should mt thc seal OF It's emphatic con-
demnation upon this bill Of Mr.. 4! Atkinson T.
which has nothing to recommends !. u'',es IS
we give It credit for one quality winch II
Justly deserves, and that Is Its supreme ana
surprising impudencc. ,,.
Shall the State control the railroads. or
shall the railroads control the state!
C0uNTRYNAN.
Richmond, February 8, 1882.
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/ suggest that more narrow, hidc-
bonnd. ciose-communion policy never ex-
isted in the palmiest days of the old Bour-
bon party OF Virginia than is now being
pursued by this so-called liberal party to-
ward those who disagreed with them in the
late campaign.-J. T. DezendorJ.
So speaks a Republican congressman
from Virginia.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
f5y- THE GREAT SALE OF GOODS
FROM THE FIRE on BROADWAY AND
FRANKLIN STREET, NEW YORK.
STORE CROWDED.
THOUSANDS LEAVE HAPPY WITH THE
BARGAINS THEY HAVE SECURED.
THOUSANDS MORE TO BIZ MADE HAPPY

See the STRIPED, CHECKED, and LACE
STRIPED MUsLINs;
rCORDED, STRIPED and FIGURED PIQUEs;
NAPKINS, TOWELS. DOHIEs, and TIDES;
HANDKERCHIEs. MUSLIN sCARFs, and TOR
CHON BIBS;
BED-TICK and REMNANTS OF COTTON
DIAPER;
STRIPED SHIFTING, GINGHAMs, and CALI
GOES;
MARsEILLEs, CROCHET, and HONEYCoMB
QUILTS;
CRASH, BLANKETS, TABLE-C0yERs, and
PIANO-COvERS;
SOCKS, STOCKINGS, &C.. &C.
fell LEVY BROTHERS.
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Every one has will and mind to think
for himself, vet many will go about mack
ing and coughing until a friend recon-.
mends DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for that
cOuvh
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ERRoM--In the article Of "Roanoke,'
published Thursday, the phrase "Wher
buying such tobacco they rely upon the
character OF the seller as TO the honesty Of
the samples - shouIdLread "On their o'o'
judm,ens and the character Of the seller
re.
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M FIRE! FIRE. FIRE.

f-g' FIRE! FIRE. FlRE!
$4,000 WORTH Of GOODS
FROM TIE
GREAT BROADWAY AND FRANKLIN
STREET FIRE.
TABLE DAMAsK,
TABLE COVERS.
BLANKETS,
INDIA LAWN,
CHECKED and STRIPED MCsLINs,
NAPKINS.
DOILiEs,
TOWELS,
TIDES and IIANDKERCHIEfs,
CRASH,
WHITE QUILTS,
GINGIIAMs and CALICOES.
STRIPED SKIRTINGs,
COTTON DIAPER and PIQUES,
BLACK CAsIIMEREs,
FIGURED BUNTINGS, &C., &c.
SPEEDY SALES MUST BE MADE, AND OUR
Low PRICES WILL MAKE THEM.
We advise everybody In want of the above goods
10 call early. LEVY BROTHERS,
fes 1917 and 1919 Main street.
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Our Manchester weather-prophet has
eclipsed all the other weather-prophets'
His predictions covering three weeks
from the 10th Of January nearly all proved
TO be true. lie predicted three clear sun
DAYS. They came. lie predicted no rain
before noon on any one Of three Mondays.
II was so. He predicted cloudy, rainy
weather for three weeks, with some clear
DAYS. II was 30. He predicted that Tues
day. Wednesday, and Thursday would
each week he cloudy. Last Thursday week
only, was clear. He predicted that the
first part of every week would be the cold
est. II was so. Give us another guess
friend " Manchester"
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MARRIAGES.

Married. On Wednesday. 9Th Instant. 1T the resi-
dence of tho brides parents. JOHN a. MIDDLE
ron to EMMA C., daughter Of Major Isaac II.
Carrington.
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EHAMBURG EDGINGS AND IN
SETTINGS.

Our spring importation Of HAMBURG EDG-
INGs AND INsERTINGS has arrived. We take
pleasure in stating that we now show the largest
assortment ever exhibited in this city Our prices
will be, as heretofore, the lowest.
We advise our customers to call carly and make
their selections whilst we are showing complete
assortment. lfe1 III LEVY BROTHERS.
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M YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS

nj YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS
the International Lessons,eonductel by the Rev.
j. u. TYLER.
TONIGHT at $50, young mems Gospel meet
ing-Mr. RUST leader.
TOMORROW 3 O'Clock, Service Of Song, con-
Quoted by the General Secretary.
TUESDAY NIGHT, at Mozart Hall, lecture by Mr..
FRANK STRINGFELLOw.
THURSDAY NIGHT, Secretary conversational
Bible study.
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FINANCIAL.

V,O THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA /:
i We beg to offer you our services for the PuR-
CHASE AND SALE or ALL CLASSES OF
BONDs AND STOCKS In this and other markets.
Exception facilities for buying, selling, and ear
rying VIRGINIA BONDS. Our Office being In the
stock Exchange building, all orders receive iin-
medi ate attention. Correspondence solicited.
REFERENCES: National Mechanics Bank, West.
era National Eank, Bank of Commerce, Howard
Bank RAMSAY, CLABAUGH & Co..
Bankers and Brokers, Baltimore, Nd.
dc l5-6m
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III TRINITY CHURCH Corner Of
Twentieth and Broad streetsl-Rcy. D. WILEY
BLEDsoE. pastor-Prcaching at IL A.. VI. and at
1880 r. VI. Young mems prayer-mecting from 3
IN
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Drugs. MEDICINES, de.
NACCINATION.
Use ONLY MONTH NAMED NIRI =.
HEALTH Is WEALTH.

Or. +. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT; a specific for IIysterIa, piLd-
ness, Commissions, Nervous Headache, Mem
taI Depression, Loss OF Memory, Prcma-
tnrc old Age. caused by oyer-cxertion, CN-
cess. or OyorwOrk Of the brain. which leads 10
misery, decay, and death. One box viii cure re-
cent cases. Each box contains one months treat
ment. one dollar box. or six boxes for five dot
ars-sont by mail prepaid on receipt of price. We
guarantee six boxes u cure any case. With each
order received by us for six boxes, accompanied
with five dollars, we viii send the purchaser our
written guarantee % return the money II the treat
mcnt does not effect cure. Guarantees issued 10y
BODEkER BROTHERS, Druggists. wholesale aud
retail agents, Richmond. Va. Orders by mail VIII
receive prompt attention. my l5-Sa, TnNIhly
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STATE or WISCONSIN.
CRY AND COUNTY or MILWAUKEE, s..
BE Il remembered, That on The 96th day - ln-
uary. lss2. az the city aforesaid, Leinr, ff
FRANCIS BLOODcOOD. q comini s.ionef g. ldcht DO
the sid city, daily commi STONED and qualified ''
the executive authority. and uadcr The laNs oi Oh
state ct Virginia, 30 take acknowledgment q"
deeds. &C.. % be used or recorded therein pion-
ally appeared ~. l.. PALMER. president, AMI y. W -
SKINNER. secretary. Of the NORTHWESTERN vi -
TUAL LIFF-lNSURANCE COMPANY. of hilN1n-
kce, Wis. who. being duly sworn, dcposc Aud $50
and each for him.,f save, that they are the above
described officer, Of thc said company, tnd ufi
the foregoing Is true and correct statement nI
the actual condition az aid Organization On uit
last day Of ~, fiscal ycir-tO VIZ. ihc H. DAY ul
December. lSsl-accordng to The lc,t 90 tho
information, knowledge and belief, respectively.
-. In testimony whereof have itTtunip
(SEAUt set my hand and ri Ned TIE ti NJ lns ne
~ fee on the 26;h day NJ January. ] 50.
FE. BlOOb.onD.
H. 7-eOG6t Comm. -ssnr.
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A NEw BxEEp.--Cclonea Ton WHITE
uRAp, an experienced lawyer and an ex-
member Of Congress, says in his paper, the
Lynchburg Adcaace:
awe are certainly raising a new breeu
Of lawyers and judges, II we may luagc
by the discussion that Is going on IN inc
State Us 10 whether the Legislature can re-
verse decision Of the Court OF Appears.
We were not surprised. however, that tne
majority ~ the Legislature should DO TINS,
but 1t L. surprising that any tolerably-good
lawyer should attcmptto sustain their ac-
tiop."
There arc some things which these ke-
adjuster lawyers OF the new breed have not
vet found out. II they ilatter themselves
that the people Of Virginia are going 10
take no rtels to test their unconstitutiona!
acts, they will find themselves mistaken
They haven't yet got the world in sling'
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Coon EXCUSE FOR sickness OF yourself and
family Is that you don't use HOP DITTTRs.
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NJ THE MONTHLY MEETING OF
TIE BAPTIST SCNDAY-sCH0OL ASs0CIA-
TON OF RICHnOND AND MANCHESTER
win lie held with The First Baptist church SUNDAY
AFTERNOON at g.. O'Clock. Highly interest ngeX-
erci.es may be expected.
GEORGE c. JACKSON. Secretary.
IFiHiGm EiigSoA, President.
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RAILWAY SUPPLIES. dc.

COUTHERS RAILWAY stPFLl
- COMPANY.
THOMAS q. PEl fRkSiDtNr'
GEORGE II. GAINES. TREASURE,
GEORGE W. ARCHER, rEckhRAkl.
No. Ii SOUTH forkrEENrii SIkEt Z, iht"'
MAIN AND CARY STEkEfr. ,v..
RAILROAD. MACHINlSTS'. MlNtkSf %NN
MILL, andsrEAMBoAr SUBTLE =" ''''
description; ,.,......,l
Agents for the sale OF the New ork bei,lng ; pa
Packing Company's tHBhk bthhiSV
PACKING, HOSE, NtLCANlrk h"t"'
WHEELS, xc.: rt.r
Grafton 4 Knight Manufacturing Company ~
OAk-TANNED LEATHER htLtlNHDsF~.
Armstrong; patent adjust hle >fuths slid I'M.
Richie Brothers' RAILROAD, NN,nN,' mi
MANI. PLATFORM, Col>llhr Nj.
BUTCHERS SCALES and fist,NnHsP
CHIMES; Also. Tbs eolelrstei - NysTrtFI
REiLn sPEtl A. and ANVIL. tuNL,i> 80.
manufactured by the philadelphia s.e'' f''s'
4. L.. Coz RINtl, yh- ,s.....,,.
GEORGE H. GAINES >@A-s'
tlaie With smith kadyh
fe 7-eod2w
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IOHN b. GRANT. LATE ASSISTANT
~ Secretary al the cry tln-lnsuunce Conn
rauy. f. now associated With lr. t.ft. fAkNlh.
under the Rrm-namc II BAENtl s. GRANT, tu'
the transaction II q GENERAL INSl RAM
BUSINESS. Office, NJ. nos ct.t Main 7litci
friends .,.,,.,..,.
Represent tie following comuanles: NOR TO
UNION iNStk ANtE COMPANY or ~
ICA INSURANCE iONPANN OF 1bkON 40.
CANADA-a5sefs. %l.3Ou.UuO.
SFVFNTN-FiNE IHOIS MD DOLLARS d'-
po.ltrd with Treasurer Of this state for protcc'
81 poiicv-holdcrs BARNEY & CRAM
"a a.
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A GAINST SMALLPOX, DIPHTliE.
IN RIA, TYPHOlD-FENER, &c.

BLAIR'S CHLORAL TIyMOL PROPHYLAC.
TIC AND DISINFECTAST
destroys the germs of contagious diseases In sc-
coriance with the latest teachings Of science It.
use Is simple, harmless, and agreeable. II Is em-
ployed by some OF our ablest physicians.
Prepared by j. BLAIR,
corner Broad and Ninth streets.
Price. soc. bottle. nos
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

THE NEW MAN AND THE ETER-
u NAL LIFE. by AndrewJukes. Price, s1.75.
PALESTINE EXPLORED. by Rev. James
Neil. sl.50.
INGs OF THE SEVENTH CHURCH CON-
GREsS IN THE UNITED STATES. 81.
STUDIES IN THE HISTORY ON THE PRAYER
BOOK. BY Rev. DIR. Lubbock. 81 so.
THE DECORATIVE SISTERS-new supply
Price, $3.50. W0ODHOUsE 6 PARHAM.
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M ST. JOHNS L Pts c o p A l.
CHURCH Broad and Twenty-Bfth strects).--
SUNDAY, ii 4. NJ. confirmation. with sermon by
RI. Rev. Bishop WHITE; 7:i5 j. NJ, sermon by
Rev. J. G.. ARMSTRONG, u. ID.
Oncrtory at the morning service will be for Edu-
cation society. 2t
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METHODIST

III CLAY 81 REEI VI T. l Ill - ID i L
EPISCOPAL. CHURCH Corner Of Adams and
Clay streets .-Preachng by the pastor Rev. ;. =.
LAMBETH, on SUNDAY at IL o'clock 4. M.-sub-
ject, Recognition Of Friends in Heaven; and
at half-past O'Clock =. NJ. al persons cordially
invited TO DC present. Seats free.