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COURT ORDERS.

NIRGINIA-IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT
' OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND-MAY II,
1882:
smith. and William Il. Mssse, who sue for them
selves and such other holders of the guaranteed
stock Of the Richmond Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad Company a. may make them
selves parties 10 this sult and contribute their
proportion of tie costs thcreot.........fl
A. sydney Riddle. Thomas 4. Blddlc. Thomas A..
Bidde 4 Coz George ". Biddle. attorney; H..
". Biddlc 4. \. Bddc. trustee for \. BiddlC {:
4. A. Biddle, trustee for WI. Bidde. Thomas
l.. ". BarringCr. trustee; Mrs III. {. Booth,
Charles Chauucey In his own right and as trts-
tee. Elihu thauncey, /. i. Dimpfel. kliz. Il.
Hudson, Eugene \. Livingston. kstclle Ives
Macklc, Charles +. Mayer. trustee; Pcun,yka-
mia Company for lnsurlng lives. &C., I'm trust {;
Charles VI. Robinson and VI. Robinson, Jr., CO.
trustees with r.. n. McNinn; George :. Pepper
IN hi, own right and as trus tee, L. :. Pepper, r..
:. Pepper I'm his own right and as trustee W..
Hoblusol' Jr trustee ioc susan haclarlihd' ana
for Resale ilaX0ll, and for NJ i. Taylor. and for
Susan Il. Blackburn and for VI. Is. mcfarland :.
Agnes Robinson. Susan l.. Robinson. Lizzie VI.
Robinson, Leigh Robinson. Conway Robinson,
Conway Robinson. Jr. MOnCurc Robinson in hi,
own right and rs trustee, John VI. Robinson. I'd
mmd l.. Robinson, VI. Robinson. 4. Il. Robin
son. trustees for Beverly Robinson mi for VI.
Robinson, Jr., and Tor 4. VI. Robinson; D. N.
Robinson, r. v. Robinson. Charles tmuuccy.
and A. sydney Bidile, Trustees Tor Fannie biG-
die md Cor \. 4. Robinson and for iguc. q.
Jr.. Sarah {. Savage. william ana Vi. H. >hort.
trustee for Alice short: Henry >cyhcn in ils
own right and a. trustee. Nhclou. I0wn-end
Co. sarah y. NhciCn. Mary 4. Norrdll, Alex.
Morrlll. Charlie Willing. and james =. scott.
ana other ipcttll'
The object Of This suit IS To- enforce llc contracts
between rhe holders Of thc guaranteed stock of the
Richmond, Fredericksburg ana Potomac Railroad
Company and tie said company as expressed on
tie flee Of said stock. and t. have the rights or
said holders passed and enforced I'm respect to
participation in the dividend, II said company
and especially under the resolution Of It's stock
holders In general meeting an Decenler ssh
and The consequent action Of Its Board Of Dircc-
tors In issuing certificates known " Dividend
Obligations 10 the holders Of lis common stock.
And affidavit having been made and hled that
the defendants above named are nOn-resldents OF
the state Of Virginia. they required 10 appear
here within one month after due publication here
of, and do what may be necessary 10 protect their
interests In this suit.
A cOpy-Teste: ALFRED SHIELD,
Clerk.
JAMES PLEAsASTs, OULD & CARRISGTOS, T. q
my 20-Saiw
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From the Boston saturday Evening Gazette.

Perhaps the finest example OF the mod
ern hotel is found in the Buckingham Hotel,
New York. In city where this peculiar
and progressive science Of bookkeeping is
carried to such perfection, il speaks well
Tor house TO be singled out as especially
Possessed OF every requisite for luxurious
living. With Boston people OF wealth and
refinement Hotel Buckingham is deserved
ly an immense fayorlte. The peryading
air Of elegant luxury, and those substantial
evidences OF comfort everywhere apparent,
win the guests admiration at once. - The
restaurants most tastefully arranged.
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The New York World remarks that
down at Washington they propose to count
out enough Democratic congressman TO en-
able them to put through bill admitting
Dakota, so as TO hold the next Senate with
two peterborough members; but we
Judge that there will be good deal OF NIL
clustering done by the Democrats before
that little scheme Is worked out.
And this reminds us that it is unaccount-
able TO Democrats away from Washington
that Mr.. ARTHUR's appointments are all
confirmed, no matter how stalwart the APP
pointees are, although Senator MITCHELL
and half-dozcn other Hali-Breeds vote
against confirmation. The Democrats
could have defeated the nomination OF
KAUFMAN, of Pennsylvania, and WORTH
INGToX, Of Massachusetts,. Why was it
not done? Can our Washington CORE
spondent learn and let our readers know
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virginia Postal yevs.

A new post-ofiice has been established
at Sonan's, Pittsylyanie county, Va, with
Nathaniel A. Loyelace as postmaster.
The following portmasters have been re-
Gently commissioned:
George =. Kyle, at Woodlawn, Carroll
county; Mamie j. Dudley, at Glade Hill,
Franklin county; and John Moore, at
Ward Springs, Pittsylvania county.
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tend the coalition will be the success Of The
Administration. In other words, II Is an
enlarged edition OF the Republican party,
and will be 80 read OF all men, Vdiiey W.
ginian.
Just so. We ask nothing better than
that all the people shall understand that the
contest In Virginia next fall Is to be be-
tween the Democratic party and that sen
Iarged edition of the Republican party
But we shall see no more paragraphs In
the Valley Viyinian complaining OF the
greediness Of the Resdjusters in their de-
mands for the Offices. That gun Is spiked
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
E COHEN BROTHERS,
COHEN BROTHERS.
THE EXTREME DULLNEss IN THE

las ENABLED US TO PURCHASE SOME
THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER
HEARD OF.
cases BLEACHED COTTON, equal to An
droscoggin, at &C.;
10 cases IMITATION LINEN LAWNS i0r-
CANDY styles at Axe. yard;
10 cases POLKA DOT FOULARDs, all coli
ors, at Sac;
10 cases best quality PRINTS at 4tc.;
10 cases Ga LAWNS at &C.;
8 cases ALL-wooL MESH DRESS GOODS,
all colors, at 9Ac.. reduced from Soc;
rs pieces ALL-wOOL Ga CASHMERE at
sl.25 worth $3.50 yard. These are
the finest French goods.
Q cases double width 40-Inch BLACK CASH.
MERE at lie. worth 40c. yard; 2
cases at 35c a yard, would be cheap at
60c.;
100 pieces BLACK AND COLORED BUNT-
INGs, all wool, ut 1876;
so pieces GRos-GRAIN SILK at Acc. yard
worm Ioc.,
90 pieces GRos-GRAIN SILK at Csc. a yard
worth ell;
5 pieces elegant quality SILK RHADAMAs
at 95c.;
so different styles SUMMER SILKS at 44c.;
100 different shades of sOLID-COLORED
SILKS at 49c. Some of these have been
sold formerly at 81.
100 dozen LADIES' HOSE ut &c. pair;
100 dozen LADIES 4-ELASTlC WHITE
Isle GLOVES at &c. pair;
so dozen GAUZE UNDERVESTS at l2fc.
pair;
5000 pieces RIBBONS at astonishing prices, In
Guiding WIDE SASII-RIBB0N at 25c.
yard;
Thousands Of LACES and EMBROlDERlEs at
immsnse reductions. my 2O-sa,SuSN
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DEATH OF A PROMINENT CITIZEN OF Hall.
rAx.--wiIIiam EasleE one OF tnc must NOS,
prominent citizens Of Halifax county, DIED lied
at his residence, near Brooklyn, in that
county, Yesterday. He had been proml-
nent merchant In his native county ule
greater part Of his life, and haa aceumu iho
father-in.aw Of our former townsman, =.
NJ. Pace, and leaves a large family OF chill
dren and grandchildren to mourn his
death. DanviAe Register, 18Th.
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nj THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL SUNDAY-sCUOOL
UNION will be held at It. Paul's church TO-Moii-
ROW Sunday AFTERNOON at 1870 o'clock The
public will be admitted after the several schools
aro ceafol.
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The weayers OF the Herkanum Mills, at
Rockville, Conn.,, have struck for an in-
crease OF 10 per cent. There are seventy
five hands out. This makes three woolIen-
and one gingham-mill whose hands are on
strike.
DIR. A. G.. Wollard, who has been SPEND
ing the winter south, will be in the city
May 9th. Ills many friends no doubt
viii be glad TO learn OF his return. lie
viii remain the month Of June only.
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wYOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS

NTYOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS
sOCIATIoN.-THrs EVENING Mt O'Clock, lee
ture by Rev. j. Z. TYLER on the " international
Lesson All welcome.
TOMORROW AFTERNOON at $3.50 o'clock, song
service. Subject: Eight New Things"
MONDAY NIGHT at $50, young mems gospel
service. Subject: a. Young Mans Zeal Conse-
Grated to God.-2 Cor, XII, 1881. All young men
invited.
THURSDAY NIGHT at $50, Secretary's study.
Subject "Ephesus." Young men made welcome.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TT THE ATTRACTIvELY LOW
PRICES OF DRY GOODS

PRICES OF DRY GCODS
AT
LEVY BROTHERS..
AND THE SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
FRESH AND sEAsONABLE GOODS THEY
EXHIBIT IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
is, AS USUAL
DRAWING A FULL SHARE OF PATRONAGE
AND PUBLIC ATTENTION.
In STRIPED and SUMMER SILKS they have
splendid line purchased unusually low.
In BLACK SILKS, sATINs, MORE, MER-
vEILLEUx, and sURAH the qualities aud prices
are specially desirable.
= THE WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT
is the most complete Of Its kind to be found any
where. The assortment Of
LACEs and HAMBURG EMBR0IDERIEs,
SWISS TRIMMINGS, SWISS MUSLIN,
INDIA LINEN, ORGANIZE,
STRIPED MUSLIN, ETC.,
Is very large and values very low.
BLACK TAMISE, GRENADINE,
NUNS YELLING, CASHMERE, CREPE,
DRESS GOODS, BUNTING, and LAWN
at prices to suit all In every quality.
TRUNKS AND SATCHELS.
Also, LINEN ULSTERS and LAWN and GING-
HAM SUITS for ladies;
BUTTONS and PRINCES to suit the new dress
goods
LADIES' UNDERWEAR Of every description.
TROUssEAus MADE TO ORDER AND Salts
FACTION GUARANTEED.
INFANTS SHORT and LONG DRESSES;
WHITE. RED-CHECKED, and FANCY MAT
TING;
FLOOR and TABLE OIL-CLOTH, WINDOW
SHADES, ETC.:
GLOVES and HOSIERY in latest designs for
men, women. and children.
If in want Of any article in the DRY-GOODS
LINE, you cannot DO better than call at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
my 90 1OI7 and 1919 Main street.
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NeW Novel.

La Fdustin; Life Study. BY EDMOND
DE GoNcOURT. Translated from the
French by JOIN STIRLING. One volume,
paper cover. Price, 75c.
We have received copy from the pub
fishers.
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DEATHS.

Died. at his residence. on Twenty-nfth street
near yenable. on Thursday evening the 18TH IN,
slant. WALTER T. BIBB, in the sixty-second
year OF his age. c..,
His funeral viii take place from Leigh-Street
Baptist church THIS saturday. AFTERNOON ~
2 O'Clock. Friends and acqualntlnccs Of the
family respectfully invited to attend.
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IL the statement instbc Dispatch is cor
rect, we may take IL as fact that the lead
ers Of the Readjus;ers have fully identified
themselves with the Administration, and
that any success which may hereafter at
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CHURCH corner Of Tenth and Broad streotsl-
SUNDAY, May 21st.-rreachlng at II y. VI. by
Rev. W. G.. STARR, ID. d., pasior-subjcct, - Do
the Mills Of the Gods Grind slowly" At +.
NJ the Sunday school viii celebrate rs anniyor-
sary. Addresses viii be delivered by Mr.. JACK
son f.. GUY and Rev. j. W. BLEDsOE. \ cordial
invitation 10 all.
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GyST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL
CHURCIT.-The pulpit will be filled at ii A. NJ.
and 8 p. VI. SUNDAY by Rev. GREEN SHAcKEL-
FORD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-20

NJ ST. ANDREWS CHURCH.
SUNDAY NOR NING at l l o'clock and at night at 8
O'Clock, Rev. W. II. II. POWERS officiating.
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NJ FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Grace and
Broadl-Rev. W. c. SCHAEFFER, pastor.-Prcach-
ing at IL a. Nj. and 8 L. VI. All welcome.
Seats free,
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nj UNION PRAYER-MEETING OF
the young Of all the Baptist churches Of the city
will he held SUNDAY AFTERNOON at o'clock at
the Venable-street Baptist church. All young men
are welcome 2tF
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NJ MONUMENTAL CHURCI-Rey.
J. G. ARMSTRONG, y. d., rector.-Services at IL
A. NJ and 5 L. VI. Sunday school at 81 A. VI.
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nj EMMANUEL CHURCH, HEN
RICO COUNIY.-servlce as usual at ii A. NJ.
Rev. DIR. c. WfSsKER IS expected to preach.
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PROPOSALS.
TO BUILDERS.

SEALED PROPOSALS 'vill be received by the
undersigned until noon MAY 3lsr for buiiding
EIGHT or more STATION-BUlLDINGSO on the
Ohio Central railroad between Point Pleasant and
Charleston. ". Va.
Plans and specifications may be found az the Of
fees Of the Kanawha Company, Charleston and
Richmond, after the 18Th.
III. ID. WHlTCOMB,
President the kanawha Company.
CHARLESTON, May l2, 1852. my rs
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r,rPARK-PLACE METHODIST

CHURCH (west Franklin sirce).-Seyces by
the pastor, Rev. join HARMON. Subjects; III A NJ,
"A Dining-Room Scenen; =. NJ, a. Dis
coycry-
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nj. LEA & PERKINS, SAUCE,
THE WORCESTERSHIRE.
Delicious with
MEATS. GAME. SOUP. WELSH RAREBfTS,&
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS,
jy 17-Saly Agents.
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DRY GOODS, &c.
GREAT RUSH FOR BARGAINS
FOR THE PAST TWO WEEKS
JOSEPH sTRAUSE's.
GREAT CLOSING-0UT SALE
OF
DRESS GOODS, FANCY GOODS. NOTIONS,
AT
No. 14l5 MAIN STREET.
GREAT CLOSING-OUT SALE

There are many DESIRABLE GOODS yet to be
had at a great sacrifice.
will continue for a short while longer at my
old stand for the purpose of disposing Of the
balance of my goods, Which will be sold
AT COST AND BELOW COST.
wish to close out as rapidly possible, and
am therefore Offering goods REGARDLESS OF
THEIR VALUE. DO not miss this opportunity
to get
CHEAP GOODS.
Call early FOR bargains. Don't miss the right
place, and only place on Main street,
JOSEPH STRAUSE'S.
No. 141j.
STORE AND DWELLING FOR RENT.
my 6-eod
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f5y- THE REV. JOHN JASPER will
preach by request SUNDAY EVENING at 3 O'Clock
at sixth Mount Zion Baptist church. Subject, 1.-THE
sun Do MOye.n
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NJ SIDNEY BAPTIST CHURCH,
Rev. j. r. HARRISON will preach at III A. NJ. and
Rev. EDMUND HARRISON at s L. VI. SUNDAY.
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M ST. JAMES CHURCH.-Services
TOMORROW as usual at l l \. NJ. and r. H.
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III CENTENARY METHODIST
CHURCH tsouth side Of Grace street between
Fourth and Fifth strcetsl.-Preacbinga l O'Clock
4. VI. 10y Rev. \. b. brown, ID. ID. professor In
Richmond College,; O'Clock =. NJ. by Rev. W. i.
MCGlLYRAY.
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f5r THIRD FIRES BY TIE RIA n
CHURCH.-Rey. f. II. HARDING, ID. d., Will
preach at IL 4. VI. and Z. VI.
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LIEnlG,S EXTRACT OF MEAT.

T IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT-FINEsT AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAvoRING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT
An Invaluable aud palatable tonic In all eases
of weak digestion and debility. ais Il success
and boon for which nations should feel crate.
ful.r-soc "Medlcal Press" Lancet "Brlt.
ish Medical Journal &C.
CAUTION.-Genrane only with the fac
sfmile of Baron Liebig's signature In blue ink
across the label. This caution Is necessary
owing to various cheap and inferior substi-
tutes being In the market.
LIEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF MEAT
To be had OF all storekeepers, Grocers, and
Chemists. Sole agents for the Unitei States
wholesale only, c. DAVID & Co., 43 Mark
Lane, London, England. APP 29-Sa52t
---------------s
READ OF, PROCURE, AND USE Hop BITTERs,
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M GRACE-ST REET PRESBYTE-
RIAN CHURCH-Rey. c. II. READ. ID. d., pastor.
Services ut | l o'clock \. ". and O'Clock L. VI.
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FANCY GOODS.

L Il ' T.
Is OPENING LOTS OF sEAsONABLE GOODS
AND NOVELTIES.
WATER COOLERS, all Sizes ut bottom prices;
WATER COOLER STANDS at bottom prices;
FLY-TRAPS of most approved kind;
DIsH-COVERS, round and oval, all sizes;
BIRD-CAGES, brass or painted, all shapes;
NOVELTIES in BERRY SETS and ICE
CREAM SETS. both crystal and colored;
NICKEL and BRASS CASPADORES at much less
than usual prices;
4 NEW MAKE OF EAST-LAkE CHAIRS at
less than the old prices;
Large additions % j. and l0-CENT COUNTERS.
These lines OF goods worthy the attention
Of every housckeeper.
SO barrels more Of those HANDSOME PLAIN
GOBLETS az soc. dozen;
Large addition 20 our stock Of SILVER-PLATED
WARE.
Before buying see the styles and prices Of
CHILDREN's CARRIAGES
STEVENS, sos BROAD STREET.
Send for catalogue Of HAMMOCKs. mv1s
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NJ FIRST PRESB re RI A y
CHURCH.-Rov. T. L. PRESTON, ID. d., pastor.
Services at IL !. ". and T.. VI.
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mr. LEIGU-STREET APT

IL LEIGII-SIKEET II \ L i i
CHURCH corner Twenty-ffih and Leigh
sireetsl.-Th pastor, Rev. JOHN POLLARD, Jr.,
%. d.. win preach at IL o'clock A. NJ. At s
O'Clock Z. NJ. the annual meeting Of the church to
hear reports of work done during the past year.
Rev. G. W. RIGGAS, of Southern Baptist Theoogi-
cal Seminary, expected to speak. All visitors cor
daily welcomed. Seats free.
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INVEST VIRGINIA CENTRAL AND
w PITTSBURGH RAILWAY.

PROPOSALS will be received at the company,
Office, in Piedmont, W. Va, up 70 noon MAY
25TH, ] aS2, for the GRADING and MASONRY
sion OF the company's railway, from where II
crosses into Maryland, near the mouth Of stony
river, 10 the summit, near Fairfax stone.
The profile aud specifications are now ready fol
examination NJ the office In Piedmond, aud en-.
gncers will be found upon the line 10 give infor'
nation.
Bids VIII be received for ONE MILE OR MORE
TEMPER isr, 1882, and the remainder by OC'
TOBER 20TH, 1852.
Payments To be made MONTHLY IN CASH. re.
serving TEN PER CENT. of the estimates until
the completion OF tie contracts.
II. &. DAVIS, President.
r. T.. SIcKRLs, Chief Engineer. my l3-llt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ne FOURTH ARRIVAL OF
NEW GOODS FROM AUCTION
ID. 4 y. MITTELDORFER's,
SGT BROAD STREET.

ID. 4 y. MITTELDORFER'S.
527 BROAD STREET.
DRY GOODS LOWER THAN EvFR-AYT.
49,. GOODS BELOW PANIC PRICES.
MORE SILKS and sATINs In ali colors:
NUNS YELLING in every color and shade. Zoe
per yard worth 5Jc.;
BLACK SILKS, the best bargain, ever offered .
from soc. to %;
COLORED DRESS SILKS, all the new sh,t..
from 75c. ~ tl.5O per yard
BLACK and COLORED sATINs from GO o.,
$3.50;
BLACK CAsIIMEREs and MOURNING GOons
The best bargains ever shown In this city AZ
my go ID. h. NITTELDORFFR's.
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The educational Journdiof Virginia fol
MAY has come 10 hand.
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NY GRACE-STR EFT BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Of Grace and Foushee streetsl.-
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. WILLIAM t..
HATCHER, ID. D., ut IL O'Clock A. NJ. and at g
O'Clock l. NJ. on SUNDAY.
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NJ SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
SUNDAY, May 81, 1ss2.-Rey. e. W. RIGGAN, of
Kentucky, at IL a. NJ, and Rev. +. t. WINRLER,
ID. d., Of Alabama, at SIS 7. NJ. All welcome.
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NJ TRINITY CHURCH Corner OF
Twentieth and Broad strects,-Rcv. j. WILEY
BLEDsoE, pastcr.-Prcaching at IL \. VI. aud at
r. VI. Young mems prayer-mceimg from to
4 NJ
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FINANCIAL.


rTHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE
1 NOTICE that, by virtue Of the authority vest
ed In them BY an act of the Legislature OF the State
of Virginia, approved March 8, 1882, and ent-
tied " IN act 10 Incorporate The Allegheny Exten-
sion Railroad Company" they will receive r.
SCRIPTIONS TO THE CAPITAL STOCK of the
LLEGHANY EXTENSION RAILROAD COM
PANl.
For this purpose BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION
will be opened at the office Of Messrs. Johnston.
Williams & Boulware, No. ll04 Main street. in
the city Of Richmond, state of Virginia, ON the
TWENTY SECOND OF MAY, 1882.
The said hooks Of subscription viii be under the
superintendent Of Andrew Johnston, charles L.
Williams, and A. l.. Boulware. ana will remain
open ten days. .
The subscription shall he In shares Of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS each, and when two hun
dred and My shares shah have been subscribed, The
subscribers will proceed 10 organize the said COM
pany. FRANCIS o. FRENCH,
JOHN j. MCCoOk,
JOHN W. SIMPSON,
EUGENE II. LELAND,
WILLIAM NJ. BAKNUM.
my rO-fttvOof
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CLOTHING.
CTAND FROM UNDER.


F0RTY-TWO WARS EXPERIENCE PEOyl-
THAT
GOOD CLOTHING
AT
FAIR PRICES
CAS- HE had or
F.B. SPENCE son
Merchant Tailor,
9O3 Main street.
lapl9-8ml
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M REV. PEYTON II. HOGE WILL
preach in the Chapel Of the second Presbyterian
church, west end of Grace street, TOMORROW al
IL 4. VI. and at 6 =. VI.
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III PREACHING By j. \. DEAR
BORN. MAIN-STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH,
between Pine and Laurel. SUNDAY at II i. VI.
and p VI.
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~ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Twelfth and Broad streets Rev. DIR. j. L. VI
CURRY will preach on SUNDAY at / a. NJ, and
Rev. a. Il. HAWTHORNE at o'clock p. NJ. All
welcome. 81
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READ OF, PROCURE, AND USE Hop BITrERs,
and you will be strong, healthy and happy.
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M SEVENTH-sTREET CHRIS
TIAN CHURCH.-Rev. }. =. TYLER pastor Will
preach at IL 4. VI. The ChildrCn's Floral
Festival which was postponed last sunday, will
take place 1T O'Clock in the afternoon. All are
invited to attend. There will De no service at
pfg