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In the House OF Representatives on Friday
Mr.. caro- moved to take up bill. Mr..
RANDALL objected, saying the Democrats
did not wish 70 take II up that day. MI.
CRsro insisted upon his motion, and Mr..
RANDALL raised the question Of consdcra-
ton. and a division being ordered, the
Democrats refused to vote. Mr.. RoBEsoN
then took charge and called for the yeas
and nays, which resulted in vote OF llG
yeas to 10 nays-the Democrats refusing to
vote. Mr.. RANDALL raised the cry OF "no
quorum" upon which Mr.. robson or
dered call of the House, which resulted
in 2ll answering to their names. MI.
robson then moved to dispense with all
further proceedings under the call, ana
again called for the yeas and nays. Mr.
RANDALL sung out 20 his colleagues, "our
side don't vote" and the Speaker an
nounced the vote again-1Oi yeas to nays.
MIR. RANDALL raised the point OF "no
quorum" again.
The result was Democratic triumph.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ut GREAT PANIC IN THE NEW
YORK MARKETS.
GOODS SLAUGHTERED IN THE AUCTION
ROOMS-OUR BUYER ON THE SPOT
HE SENDS GOODS BY EVERY
EXPRESS AND STEAMER
DAILY.
WE WILL OFFER MONDAY


/ case 1914 SiIEETING at 31c. worth 45c.;
case DRESS GOODS at lOc which have been
selling at 9 aud zoe;
case DRESS GOODS at Ice, which have been
/ case IRiSH LINEN at 80 and 35c., which has
been selling at 80 and 6Oc.;
10 cases LAWNS from ) 10 l2}.c., much below
NUNS YELLING, in every color and shade, from
80 70 624c.; Is pieces BLACK from 80 to
80 pieces BLACK CASHMERE from 25c. 81;
IS pieces BLACK SILK from soc. TO e.:
80 pieces COLORED SILK from 40c. to 1926;
69pieces BLACK and C0IORED SATlNS from
All the latest novelties IN STRIPED and MORE
1000 CORsETs from size. to sI.25;
KID and Isle GLOVES, in endless variety, at
New styles Of DRESS GOODS Of every descrip-
500 pieces WHITE GOODS from 10 to Use. per
yard-amongst them You win find some I'M
ported, and much below the regular value;
A large stock of CASHMERE for mems and boys
wear;
All The latest novelties in LACE TIES and
We viii offer special inducements to hotel-keepers
In TOWELS, NAPKINS. TABLE LINEN.
QUILTS, and COUNTERPANES;
800 UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS from SOC. to
A large stock Of LADIES' UNDERGRADUATES
PARHsoLs and DECENTRALIZATION from
the New York auction-much below regular
value:
MATTlNGS, OIL-ClOrlIc. LACE CURTAINS,
and WlNDOW-SlIADES:
HAMBURG EDGES and LACES we show In great
variety; in fact, we show you the largest stock
of any house this side Of New y 0rk.
our object Is 10 keep our house first class.
We never advertise goods we have not got.
Our house i stocked with All the latest NOVEL
TIES, and IL win pay you to give Us call before
purchasing.
Our force is large and always ready to show You
goods In every department., whether you want TO
buy or not.
We occupy four floors, and have thousands Of
SYCLE BROTHERS,
81 Broad street.
Branch House: 1929 Main street. my l4-eod
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~~----~~>~,-@ 49,
NJ FOURTH SPRING SUPPLY.
JULIUS MEYER & SON


| SPECIAL AND EXTRAORDTNAPY Dfb.
GAINS purchased at The large New York sale. T.,
! week. Among the many bargains are
10 pieces Of LUPiS's ALL-wOOL DEBFCF.
IN brown and steel mixtures, az 25c. worth
Sc:
20 pieces WAsHINGTON ILLUMINATED
sERGESat 1875. These are new and stylish
and worth fully soc.
LUpIN's ILLUMINATED CLOTHS 40 inet,,
wildcat JOc.;
22-ineh ALL-NOOL NUNS YELLING m cra,,,.
pink. b,ae and tan, AT 3Os:
STEEL MOHAR DEBEGES a. l2lc. v.-,..
use.
FROM TIE GREAT SILK SALE:
pieces GUfNET'S SUPERB BLACK SILK AZ
S1
pieces GUINETs CASHMERE SUPERB SILK
ats1.35, worth -;
BLACK ALL-siLK STRIPED HolPrs NJ
$3.50, worth -;
COLORED MORE SATiN-all .bafes-at SIC.
1 pieces CoLoRED DRESS sHKSst Use:
Another lot Of the 2jc.-BLACk AIL-WoOL
NUNS YELLING:
Extra good value IN BLACK NUNS YELLING
at 30, IS, and f0c:
Double-width ALL-WOOL NUNS YELLING
AZ inches wijc-at 5Oc:
10 pieces BLACK ALL-WOOL LACE BUNT-
ING az 2jc., worth f0c.
ARLINGTON LACE STRIPE GRENADINES
AT 2Jc;
In WHITE GOODS another lot LINON DTNDtA
at l5c.-the greatest bargain II the season.
40 pieces SATIN STRIPED NICTORiAs no.
12.c., regular price zoe;
60 piece, extra Guc FIGURED LINEN LAWNS
az l6'c., worth f,ily 2jc.:
job lot TWO-BUTTON JOUYIN KID-GLONES
IN blacks. only Joc.:
500 pairs FOSTERS BLACK LACE-IiOOk
kID-GLONES in seven hooks az $40. The
gloves retail regularly AZ S2.2j.
PARASOL>. PARAS soils Another large io'loi.
HANDSOMELY SATiN-LINED PARA>oLS
atSl.75;
ELEGANT SILK BROCADE, lined' 40 $500.
ALL-slLK BROCADE SATIN a. ~ ana $3.50.
SATIN MERYILEAUN, lined. at $3.50. worth
50;
sILK sun UMBRELLAS, pearl inlaid tuIr.
$3.50;
SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT
just opened
rs pieces HEAVY HED-CHECk MATING mo-
12tc.: -
40 pieces extra zine FANCY MATINEE lj-
JULIUS Mtl y s. ~nN.
nay 7-e0d Col and SOB Broad 'rfi.
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Simon Frazier fought in the war Of 1912,
drifted ashore on single timber from his
raft, which the 81. Lawrence rapids had
knocked TO pieces, was blown fifteen feet
into the air by the premature discharge Of
blast, assisted In boiler explosion on the
Hudson, was brought home half dead from
three other accidents Of which the particu-
lars have not been preserved, twice recoy-
cred from illness after his doctors had
given him up, and finally died In peace and
hope on Tuesday evening In the Home for
the Aged, on the Troy road, at the age Of
105 years.
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A VIRGINIA PROFESSOR IN LOUISIANA
The numerous friends OF Colonel William
Preston Johnston, formerly professor of
Washington and Lee University, will be
gratiiied to hear OF his marked success as
president Of the Louisiana State University
and Agricultural and Mechanical College,
located at Baton Rouge. When Colonel
Johnston took charge Of the University,
November, 1880, there were only thirty
eight students present, and only siXty-nne
matriculated during that session. During
the present year l5S cadets have matricula-
ted, and OF these 100 arc now present who
are prosecuting their respective studies
with energy and credit.
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New Books.

Tie Present Religious Crisis. BY Angus
TUs BLANvELT. New York: G. =. PUT
NAN's Sons. 1882. Price, 81.
We hardly know what to make OF this
book. 1t seems TO be the product of q
crank in religious matters. lie believes
what he will, and rejects what be will, OF
the Bible. lie puts his own new constr1c-
ton upon what he believes.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON 81 Co.
The Defence OF the Bride and Other Poems.
By ANNA KATHERINE GREEN. New York !:
G. p. PCTNAM'S Sons. 1882. Price, 81.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
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FANCY GOODS.
- T L V EMS
HAS RECEIVED THIS WEEK

$ 7 E V L n 5
HAS RECEIVED THIS WEEK
10 dozen sxl0 FRAMES. selling &C 50c.; also new
designs ut rs, s5c., 81, and sl.2Ji
20 NEW sLAT-BODY CARRIAGES, lined Win
fancy goods. at the price Of cname-lined;
5-,6-,7-, =, and 9-FOOT SrEP-LADDERS Of
best make az bottom prices;
4 large assortment Of MOSs-BASKEIS. Flow
FR-BASKETs. WILLOW RATTLEs, TOl-
LET-BASKETs rs, SHOPPING-sATChELS'
and OFFICE-BASkETs Of all sizes;
4 line Of ELEGANT POCKET-BOOKS, selling az
SIPS, S1.5O, Sl.75. and S2-they are the
choicest things Of the season;
LIBRARY, PENDANT, BRACKET, ana
sTAND-LANPs, fitted in any manner at the
lowest prices;
4 few FINE CANE and RATTAN ClilLDRENH
CARRIAGES-Our stock Of these goods u
worthy the attention Of every 'uyer
stin another invoice OF JAP FANS and PARA
sOLS-never so early In the season did we sell
80 many;
New stock Of ALL-LEATHER SATCHELs and
RUBBER-CLOTH VALIsES. You make a
saving Of 10 20 2J cents ON every NALlSE
bought of ". A. STEVENS,
my0 sos Broad street.
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Meetlng OF Nest hanover Presbytery.
iRoporied FOR tie DIspatch.l
AFFIRMATION CONTINUOUSLY. ]

REPORTED FOR tie DIspatch.I
APPOMATTOX COURTHOUSE,
May 10, 1889.
The Prcsbytery Of West Hanover began
its spring semi-annual session here this
morning. The opening sermon was by
Rev. II. II. Halves, OF Farmyile.
The following officers We're clecied:
Rev. &. Stokes, OF Amherst, moderator,
and Rev. II. II. Mclean and Elder Morton
clerks.
The day was occupied in routine BUSH
ness and long discussion in relation 10
one Of the liccniiatcs OF Presbytcry.
SECOND DAY.
Many reports ON various subjects were
presented. read, discussed, and referred 10
committees. The discussion Of yesterday
concerning the lcentiate was continued.
and a minute adopted postpOning definite
action to the next meeting.
The overture sent down by the General
Assembly, in relation to elders and deacons
being permitted, as ministers are, to demit
their official character, was answered in the
Affirmative.
The heavy storm in the evening prevented
any night service.
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The New York Tribune says OF the civil
service-reiom resolutions Of the CAMERON
Convention in Pennsylvania that the Con-
vcntion burst into roars Of laughter over
them, knowing perfectly well that so far as
they would be Of any effect upon party
action, they were of no moro value than the
resolutions OF '9s.
IL must have been rich scene; but il
WAS sorry compliment to the Independ-
cnts, 10 reclaim whom the resolutions were
adopted, or rather the Convention pre-
tended to adopt them.
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Interesting to every one is the case lately
referred TO by the Brooklyn Edgle. II was
told by Mr.. W. \. Davenport, connected
with the house Of Messrs. Butler, Pitken
q Co.. 47G Broadway, New York, and con-
cerned the marvellous cure Of Mr.. Ezra d.,
Clarkson, near Newark, \. j., OF terrible
case of rheumatism, which other remedies
had failed even to alleviate. He was on
his way to a hospital when Mr.. Davenport
met him and induced him to try st. Jacobs
Oil. with the result named.
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Adams, the jockey, at the Liverpool
grand national steeple-ehase made a serious
blunder. AT one OF the fences there was
tumble and scrimmage, and in the confu-
sion Adams. who had started upon Libe-
rator, hastily remounted and dashed home.
He never discovered till afterwards that he
had finished the race on Ignition. The oc-
currence resembles those mistakes so fire.
quently made In exchanges Of hats or UNI
brellas, with this difference, that the owner
II the best article didn't lose by the swap.
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DEATHS.

Died. at the residence Of Mr. James Rankin. No.
III west Marshall street. on saturday. Nay l3th,
at 10 o'clock 4. ". Mrs. MARY LAPSLE1, in
The -lXteth year Of her age.
Her funeral viii take place from st. Peters Ca
tLcdral I'NDAN AFTERNOON ~ half-past 2
o'clock. Friends and acquaintance Of the family
are respectfully invited To attend.
DIED. suddenly. My 12th. MAMIE T., wife Of
T. II. Sarvay. and eldest daughter of {. j. ana y.
Il. HcInd0c. i'm the thirty-sNth yCar Of her age.
The funeral viii take place from -. james
church THIS Sunday AFTERNOON at4 o'clock.
Friends and acquaintance invited 10 attend.
Died. May 18th, 40 1890 O'Clock. a. the resi-
dence Of her parents. Miss LiNNlE MACH; aged
sixteen years.
Dearest LINNIF, thou hast 'cf, Us,
We thy loss most deeply feel;
Brt us tod that has bercft as,
He can all our sorrows heal.
Her funeral will take place from Christ church
TODAY Sunday, lfth. no o'clock. Friend,
and acquiutanccs are respectfully invited 10 NJ
tend without further notice.
Died I'm Manchester. NJ Q o'clock =. NJ, May IL.
1850, Lucy FANRAR, daughter Of r. u. and
Mary {. Robertson; aged one year SIX months and
fourteen day-.
Sic will be- buried from the residence Of her pa
rents on Twelfth street the Petersburg depot.
on MONDAY, 18Th, a. 3 o'clock L. Vi. Friends oI
the family are Invited 10 attend
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m THE RUSH STILL CONTINUES
AND NEW GOODS DAILY ARRIVING
AT
THALUNIER BROTHERS,
sol BROAD STREET.

We viii on Mondayand during the week exhibit
the largest and cheapest line Of
PLAIN and WATLRED SILKS,
PLAIN and MORE STRIPED ~ATINS,
EROC ADES, FANCY SUMMER SILKS,
BLACK SATINs, SILK SATIN RitADAMkS.
SURAH SILKS, and other novelties In SILK
Look IN our 81 GROs-GRAIN BLACK SILKS.
formerly sold az sl21.
PARAsOLsl UMBRELLAS! PARAsOLsl
$500 SILK PARASOLS and SUM- UMBRELLAS
from 81 % 9l0-thc largest. bcst, aud cheapest
line ever shown.
50 pieces more Of COUBTAULDTS BEST
BLACK SILK GRAPES, iu pieces ana REM
nants, from 75c. o. 80 a yard. Don't fan To SEE
Also onrstock Of BLACK CAsUMERFS, BUNT-
INGs. NINs' NElLlNGs, IAMlsE,. ana
HENRIETTA CLOTH, BLACK GkENA-
DINES, &c. at extra low prices.
GLOVES! IIANDKERCHIEF>! HOSIERY!
The Target aud hcst-,ssortcd stock ~ LADIES.
LisfE-THREAD GT0yES;
WHITE and COLOHED-BORDEEED HAND
WHiiE, BR0WN. ana STRIPED HOSIERY m
every variety and ~ all prices;
Look 10 our BROWN and STRIPED REGULAR
MADE HOSE 20 2Jc. per pair, former price
ACE. per pair.
4 handsome line Of LADIES, MISSES, and
CHiLDREN's NFClWEAH. POLK A-DOT
COLLARETTs. FlCHuEs. &c. Don't fail to
look al cur line Of these goods.
VIII open our entire new Inc Of LACES. HAM
BURG EDGiNG>, TORtHON EDGlNGS and
INSERTINGS, SPANISH and FRENCH
LACES; also our line ~ LlNON DE DAt-
CAS-, VICTORIA LAWNS, CHECKED MI =
Inns;
LINEN LAWNS and other WHITE GOODS for
summer wear al prices lhdt viii astOnish every
one.
200 pieces WHITE and COLORED NATTlNGS
from % 90 5Oc--hesi and cheapest In the city;
10 pieces IA. Cd, and 81 FLOOR OlL-CLOINS
nc the lowest prices nc
THALHIAiER BROTHERS,
ap 23-Su.Tu&Th Fifth ard Broad streets.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF
vi TECHNOLOGY. BOSTON.-Regular four
wear courses in CiYil, Mechani III, and Mining En-
Architecture, Chemistry, PHYSICS. Ma
tnral History, etc. students arc also admitted 10
partial or special courses. school OF Mechanic
Arts for instruction In English. Drawing, hlathc-
MATES, and ShOpwork. Next school year begins
SEPTEMBER 2J. 1882: entrance examinations
JUNE 1 and ., SEPTEMBER 10 and 20, al .
A. VI. ROBERT II. RICHARDS, Secretary.
FRANCIS A.'WALkER, President.
D--CaW1W
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The Presbyterian General Assembly
Meets IA Columbus, Gu.

TO the Editor Of the Dispatch;
Owing to contradictory dispatches from
Atlanta and Columbus, Ga, there has been
some uncertainty about the place OF meet
ing Of the Assembly. To-day dispatch
has been received from Columbus, Ga,
and also information from the Moderator
OF the Assembly, which make it certain
that that body will convene in Columbus,
Ga, on the 18th. This no doubt settles
the question. W. I. RICHARDSON,
Editor Of Central Presbyterian.
Richmond, Vo., May 10, 1882.
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SPECIAL NOTICE:

SPECIAL NOTICE;
We are now Offering 10 our trldea confined style
leading cooglngs and I'm black az SIC. In these
novelties our demand f. fir ahead Of the supply.
To insure your choice OF shade please cal atoncc.
KID GLOVES.
Our stock complete in SARAH BEkNHARDE
FOSTER, LUPEN's, MARY ANDERSON, Al
EXANDEE, and other leading styles Of KID
GLOVES.
BLACK SILK at sl.JO-best value ever exhibited
Tn this city;
CASHMERE ROYAL SILK at 81 90 90 -.
We guarantee our terms o. be- as favorable as
any regular, flir-dcling house i'm the United
states
FOUROUREAN.PRlC TEMPLE & co,
CARDOZO, ALsOP, MOSBY & co.
lmy 7-eOdl
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SILKS.

StIhS.
BLACK ALL SILK GROS-GRAlN NJ Use;
ALL-SILK SATIN MERNElLILUN at 95c., the
general valne Of which IS 81 10 a yard;
SATIN RHADAME- AT SLID, the same quality
heretofore sold M .2.2D,
SATIN MORE at 9Oc.. 81. and f1.2j-the best in
hiscity for The money. Alqualitcso Of PLAIN
aud FANCY MORE DESIGNS from 9Oc. to
TS yard.
We will make n special offering this week Of fine
BLACK SILKS Of the most noted LyOnese manu-
facturc. These goods run I'm price from Sl.75 20
$3.50 a yard. and each may be looked upon rs be-
ing dollar yard under value
Several pieces of SUMMER SILKS at 4Jc. yard
they are good. hut list seasons style. and we
intend 10 close them;
An extra low price on several lOfs Of SIRAH
SILKS and SATINS.
We shall also offer on MONDAY several cases Of
DOMFsSTICS. such as LAWNS, CALICOES, and
PERCALES. under value.
Large stock Of HOSIERY and KNIT UNDER
WEAR:
80 dozen GENTLENIEN'S GAI'ZE VESTS al
l24c., the quality generally selling 10 2jc.;
In WOR>TED DRESS GOODS we offer every
ricty OF French. English. aud Domestic, among
them some rare bargains:
Large stock OF MATING and OfI-GLOIIlS;
10 pieces of FLOOR OlL-CLOTlI at 37isc. I'm 40.
quality, and generally selling 20 80 10 6Oe. q
yard.
Many other bargains will he offered during the
week. Imy G-sa.su&Wl COHEN BROTHERS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
t9- COHEN BROTHERS,
coHyER FOURTH AND BROAD srREErs,
will sell this week:


will seIl this week:
so pieces LINEN DIES INDIA at 14c., reduced
from 20c.; also. two other lots at b and Gle
about Toe. yard reduction:
so pieces elegant quality PERSIAN NULL at 20c.,
the quality generally retailing at 30c.a yard;
WHITE LINEN LAWN at I2isc. n yard, the same
number generally sold at 20c.: also, a large lot
of better quality, which viii be sold at one
third less than general value;
WHITE and ECRU EMBROIDERED MULLS-
entirely new this season;
PLAIN and STRIPED INDIA MULLS, as well as
all the various shades In light and dark tlnts;
WHITE INDIA MULLs at 35c., generally selling
mt so or Gee;
Full assortment Of various WHITE DAhfAsSE
DESIGNS, including the POLKA DOT;
DAMAsSE PIQUE at Sc. yard generally selling
at lG3c. a yard;
Also, all qualities Of FRENCH NAINS0OkS, Or
CANDIES, DOTTED SWISS. &c.
We will also offer special large stock Of LACEs
Of every description.
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HoRsF0RD's ACID PHOSPHATE IN LIVER
AND KIDNEY TROUBLES. DIR. D. G. CiIley,
Boston, says: 81 have used 1t very extern
sively, and with the most remarkable sue
cess, In dyspepsia and In all cases where
there Is arrangement OF the liver and kid
neys."
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~


TIE L0t0eN Bin. The EqvfiV Scheme.
All fees are 50 FAR as The fee system is pre-
possible abolished, and served, enlarged. and an
percentage charged, with opportunity afforded for
an eutrance-fee 10 COm-lthc cXaction Of more
peRsate the Government fees Ia proceeding un-
All officials silaried der the proposed system
the temptation to delay than could have been cN-
proceedings Is avoided acted under the act OF
and eXtOrt.Ons prevent 1867.
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The Lo,DeU BU. The Equity Scheme.
Are saltried. and are To- Are 10 be paid by fees
be officially att ichcd tOiand a different Ohcercan
tie court 10 relieve the be appointed 10 exercise
court Of the personal du- the functions OF regis
ties Of supervising meet ter under the old law Tor
ings, taking of testimO- each case.
ny, and transacLing other
mere routine work.
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EXEMPTIONS.

The L0iceU Bill TIE Eqgity Scheme.
The amount of proper State exemptions with
~ exempted from the all their inequalities are
operations of the decree preserved, and any state
Is made substantially has the power. by In
uniform for ALI trGierS creasing It's exemption.
throughout The country. 10 virtually defeat the
inporatious a.
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RrLEs.


The L0lc6N BiN. Ihe Equity scheme.
The courts shall have. The courts horeuudt
power 10 Oil the law by virtually make the iG
making necessary rules ana fix Tie fees and cost
of practice.
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The LoUeH BUI.

The LOlCeH BtIi.
The creditors select
their OiCa GSSigRee.
The creditors appoint.
If they see nj, 3 Commit
tee OF Direction. COM
posed Of three creditors.
without whose sauctiOnl
no disposition of the as
sets or mourning Of cX-I
penses shall he Lad.
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IL CENTENARY METHODIST
CHURCH Grace street between Fourth and fifih
streets preaching ut IL O'Clock 4. VI. aud
o'clock p. NJ, 10y Rev. JAMES F. TwiTrl, If Nor
folk. Va.
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~ ST. ANDREWS CHURCH.
Service &C II \. II. by Rev. ". II. MEADE, u
Chariesiown, W. Va.
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fCf~ REV. ALEXANDER BLACK
BURN. Of Lafayette, Ind. will preach at SECOND
BAPTIST CHURCH SUNDAY at IL 4. VI. and 8
r., NJ u
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II THE APTIST sun ID \ Y
SCHOOL ASSOCIATION will DC held with the
FULTON CHURCH instead Of the Venablc-
street, a. advertised yesterday.
ROBERT \. GARY, Secretary.
William Ellison. President.
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COMPOSITIONS.

The LOiDeW BIZ The Equity Scheme
The rights Of the cred 4 bare majority ii
itors are guarded by re- number and amount /
curing at least three held sufficient.
fourth, majority of value
u ALnn
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Dearest LINNIF, thou hast 'cf. Us,
We thy loss most deeply feel;
Brt us tod that has berCft us,
lilo cgu all our -grrOWs heal.
Funeral Notice.

The funeral Of Mrs. MARY 4. HOLSTEAD.
wife Of Rev. j. d. Iiolstcad. viii take pl9cc from
Park-Placc church TODAY MAY l4thl nj l..
NJ. Friends Of The family are invited 10 attend.
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SRINH-TlsREAD.

STURGEON TWINEs.-Nrasryrs
- We would call special aueallon
20 our large stock ~ ..... a. .
STURGEON and HAII-~FINE TWINS N'''
aud soft-laid, az lowest prices,
SElNE-TuRE Nd, an Nos. and brands
SEiNE-LlNES. ROPES, 1ANhlN0N'
MfNNOM NETTING.
CoRkS and COkh-Moop. Dbl.
NETS aud sElNlS on Mnd ana ns - 70,
l., IICurE>SIElN q SOM,
corner Seventeenth aud ersaklih 'tif, 81.
Sole importers OF tho LION hHANp S''
Also la stock. CARpET-w ',RPs, oii,,Sl> TX,
ING for hshermcn and sailors aud Nv
DUCKS.
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Published by rcquest.I
A National Bankrupt Law.

THE LOWELL BILL" AND "EQUITY SCHEME +"
CONTRAsTED-wHY THE FORMER SHOULD
BE ADOPTED, AND WHY THE LATTER SHOULD
BE SUMMARILY REJECTED.
Prepared by the Special Bankruptcy Committee
of the New York Board OF Trade and ITanspor-
tatiOn.
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IL FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Twelfth and Broad strcetsl.-Eey. j. X. HAZEN,
ID. d., will preach at IL An. All welcome.
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The Nation says that the poem entitled
va Solitaria. now going the rounds OF the
press, was not written by LoNGFELLow.
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.XPEDITION

The LOiCeU Bin. The Equity Scheme
Tie proceedings here The very nature ol
under are framed 20 eX- equity proceedings Is
pedlfe business. ycNaiious, circunlOcu-
tory, ana delays arc IN
IcVitahle.
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THE RESULT

The LOlCoU BiU The Eyuity Scheme.
law for the honest law for LAWYERS. re-
creditor, and The honest, ceivers, and dishonest
though unfortunate debt debtors.
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FonMrR DECISIONS.

The LOloeN Bin. The Equity Scheme
The large Number Of Al former decisions
decisions made under The will prove of hardly any
act Of 1867 Will Drove beneat under the opera
highly valuable and use lions OF IN Equity system
fulhereunder. which Is radically dlncr-
cnt from that Of 4 eOdl