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Rev Books.

The Blwj0l Of the De0d. 4 Pastors Com
plete Handbook for Funeral Services
and for the Consolation and Comfort OF
the Afflicted. BY Rev. GEORGE DuF-
FIELD. u. D., and Rev. SAMUEL W. DUF-
FIELD. New York: FUNK & NAGRALI.s.
1852.
This book seems to be all that lis title
indicates. 10 us il appears to be COM
plete. Clergyman will Judge for them
selves. Price, TIC. and 81. Address the
publishers, or get your bookseller to pro-
cure the book for you.
Eastern Proverbs ard EmJidDs. BY Rev.
\. LONC, member OF the Bengal Asiaiic
Society. Same publishers.
"The material comprising the book was
gathered from more than one Thousand col
ulles, some Of them very rare works, 10 be
found only in India, st. Petersburg, and
the great libraries OF Europe" 50 the pub
fishers say. Price, 81. For sale a, above.
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Pennsylvania.

Our northern exchange devote much
room TO PENNSYLVANIA politics. The Con-
yontion Of the Independents. or anli-Boss
party, was one that showed them to De i'm
earnest. Their nominees are:
For Governor. John Stewart, OF Frank
lin; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Levi Bird Dun,
OF Allegheny; Secretary Of Internal AZ
fairs, George W. Meriick, of Tioga; Con-
grcssman-at-Large, William McMichael. OF
Philadelphia; Justice OF Supreme Court,
George Junkin, OF Philadelphia
Two Of these are one-lcgged soldiers
fortunate circumstance for the Independ-
ents, perhaps, seeing that the CAMERON
candidate for Governor is a onc-legged sol
dier. United States Senator MITCHELL. was
present in the Convention, served as its
temporary chairman, and in every way
manifested his purpose to beat CAMERON OF
De defeated himself. lie has, however, q
long term before him-till March 4, 1887.
The utterances OF the Pennsylvania and
New York papers will give good idea As
TO the extent OF the anti-CAMER0N revolt.
The New York Tribune says:
" There has been no political convention
anywhere for many years which so COM
pletely represented the popular will. Dele
gates were present from all parts Of the
state, who were elected by the free will OF
the people without dictaiion from any man
or set OF men. OF professional politicians
there was total lack, but their places were
filled by merchants, farmers, manuiactu-
rcrs, lawyers, eminent citizens in every
walk Of life, who came together, not as they
claimed, 10 disrupt the Republican party,
butse assert the party's right TO govern t.
self"
The New York Times says:
"The Cameron faction will in any event
command a large part Of the Republican
vote. On the other hand, the Mitchell fac
lion represents a popular idea and a sound
principle. The Boss system Is in discre-
dit, and people are attached to ii only from
personal self-interest or force OF habit.
There is a strong and growing sentiment
u hostility 10 It's tyranny and corruption,
md spreading determination TO over
brow IT, and restore popular represents
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stoned TO Death Nearrortress Monroe

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, May ga diff
ficulty between two colored men. named
Henry Chisman and John Wilson. occur
red this evening at Mill Creek, resulting in
the death OF the former. Ii appears that
they had some dispute over money matters
day or two since, and Wilson, who is
about twenty years old and quarrclsome
character, had threatened TO shoot CHS
man. They met this evening and had some
words, when Wilson seized stone and
threw it at ChiSman, striking him in the
abdomen. He was taken to his home. and
expired in half an hour. Chisman was a
quiet, inoflensive man, and respected by
the community. Wilson has been arrested
and confined in Jail at Hampton.
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DANVUIE.
THE ELECTION ~ DANyIILE AND NORTH DAN
WILLIE.

THE ELECTION ~ DANyIiLE AND NORTH DAN
WILLIE.
correspondence % he Richmond Dispatch.l
MAY %, 1852.
The Coalitionists carried their ticket
over the " Citizens' Ticket Yesterday by
very large minority. The officers elected
are John Henry Johnson ("Libcral Demo
crat -, mayor: james Wood Qcpublican,
but on both tickets sergeant; William
Rison Ocmocrat and on both tickets,
clerk; p. r. Jones democrat and on both
tickets, treasurer; ". +. BoisSeau Read
iustcr), commissioner OF revenue; Thomas
Hamlin Democrat), city attorney. John
son beat Ayres, the present mayor, by over
four hundred majority.
For the Council there have been elected
five Democrats, five Republicans, two
Readiuster Democrats Eight white
men, -four colored men; for aldermen, two
Democrats, one Repubican-two white
men, one colOro0 man.
In North Danyile the Democratic ticket
was elected in every case except one.
William 4. Baugh was elected mayor.
ALPHA.
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LYNCHBURG.


THE DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPH ~ THE MUNICIPAL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SUBSCRIPTIONS
CERT-PEBsONAL.
lConcsp ondence OF tie Richmond Dispaich.l
MAY 2G, 1852.
The result OF the election here yesterday
i The al-absOrbing topic OF conversation on
the street, to-day. and great satisfaction is
ielt that the entire Democratic ticket tri-
umphcd. The ighi was one OF the hardest
and most exciting that has ever occurred
in Lynchburc, owing % thc feet that
the C0aiilionists expended great amount
OF money, and made an extraordinary effort
to win. 4 great difficulty with which the
Democratic party had to contend was the
npopularity Of the nominee for CITY
Treasurer, who only pulled through by the
narrow margin OF 1913 votes. Another
great drawback was the failure Of the
Treasurer TO certify lhe qualification OF
about $50 white voters. The maioritie- OF
the candidates are %. follow, A. II. Petit
grew. over John II. Bailey, for Mayor, 2l2
Samuel ID. Preston, over James i. BOc0ck,
for Clerk, 33j; Y. G.. Huntington, over
James NJ. Mclaughlin, for Treasurer, ljS;
$. r. Harvey, over y. =. Grigsby, lor High
Constable, 3l2. 4. Christian, Tor Com
mOnweatb's Attorney, and +. =. McFad-
den, for City Sergeant, received the votes
cast at the election, neither OF them having
been scratched.
The smallpox excitement has almost en-
tirely subsidized.
Dr.. W. o. owen, il, OF this city, has
been appointed TO a position OF assistant
surgeon in the United States army, with
rank OF first lieutenant. He is the son OF
the late Colonel K. l.. owen, and one OF
the most skiliul surgeons in Virginia.
BEAUMONT.
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The tamperigg with the wires OF the
Mutual Union Telegraph Company between
New York and Boston has been traced to
certain discharged employees, whose names
are known. The mischief was done by
attaching stones TO fine wire and then
throwing the stones over the telegraph
lines in such way rs to form connections
between the lines and the ground, thus
making ii impossible 10 transmit messages
until the distractions were removed. All
OF the damage has been repaired and the
lines are workmgas usual.
A sure cure for impoverished blood,
and sallow complexion, is Browns
Iron Bitters. II will produce healthy
color, smooth skin, and Is absolutely not
injurious.
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No man in this district is better judge
of where the people are in politics than
Colonel Fukcrson, and we think he has
been feeling their pulse for some time, 50
as to know just what to do.-d6m9don
Standard.
He is voting with the Democrats, At any
rate. We trust that he knows where his
npoDlc arc
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BILIOUS, DYsPEPTTC, NERVOUS NvMIps
grow strong, rudy, and healthy by the
use of the I1cbig Company's Coca Beef
Tonic. Beware OF limitations. II gives
more tone than anything have ever pre-
scribcd, says Professor II. Goullon, VI. D.,
IL. d., physician to the Grand Duke OF
SaXony. Etc.
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~-,,.r,-r. IA r,tfr- IFpfyrTv' gAr.1lfr
Y NiA-iN iiiL IN - ft ~
? OF illL CITY oh hl'UNoAp-MAA lie
1852
ID r.l4- o. Gordon. hWIo 4. Thomas. Mare Iiu,
smith. IuI u t'litIu ~ Nlf--t. Il N' lN. CHE
selves and such other holders 40 t-t guaranteed
etocS of i.c Richmond. fredericksburg fud Pc
tomac Railroad Company a- mH} mako theme
selves parties tu lis .uif 1nd coutn' ute choir
proportion ~ tie costs 'llnlii.
AGAINST
4 sydney Bidiic. Tinul. q. Bddc. Thomas s..
Bitllp a. Co... George So. UiIl'c. attorney ~.
\ i Riddle. tr, o.. f.r WI. Biddl.: Thomas
Vow.ou Efrhc 100 li. own right and Joel trustee,
D. ". HHrrluEcr. trustee. Mrs.. ~. q. Booth,
Charlie OLarnrcy .n Il- own right and 1r iIu--
f.p. Flihu thiulcty. +. 4. Dlmutci fUK u.
Hudson. Eugene e. Living SION. ls'Cle we
NIcic. Charlie j.. Mayer. trustee; fDHnr. .tI-
mia Company lur insulting life-. Nr.. lu iir-it
Charles y. Robin ou md VI. Robinson If., rn-
trustees with J.. ~. Achim; George -. i'prer
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
III COHEN BROTHERS,
COHEN BROTHERS.

Ill
COHEN BROTHERS.
TIE EXTREME DULLNESs IN TIE
NEW YORK MARKET
HAS ENABLED Us TO PURCHASE soWv
THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER
HEARD or.
: cases BLEhCHED COTTON, equal 10 Al.
droscoggin, at &C..
10 cases IMITATION LINEN LAWNS a-.
CANDY tyies) attic yard;
10 cases POLKA DOT FOULARDs, an c.'.
ors, az jac.
10 cases best quality PRINTS Pc:
10 eases CT LAWNS AZ G.c.;
. cases ALL-wOUL MESH DRFSs GOOD.
all coors, az &c. reduced from 35c..
25 pieces ALL-WOOL 81 CASHMERE no
sl.25 worth $3.50 a yard. Thee a..
the finest French goods
2 cases dOublc-wilth 4O-inch BLACK CASH.
MERE At l7c. worth i0c. yar3.
eases az 35e. "a yard. would De cielp
GOc.
100 pieces BLACK AND COLORED ByNI-
INGs, AN wool. nj IG.c.;
80 pieces GROs-GRAIN SILK % zoe. y1rI
worth 7jc.:
20 pieces GROs-GRAlN SILK &C Csc. ,r.I
worth 81;
pieces elegant quality SILK RuiDANA-
at gjc.;
80 different style SUMMER SILKS rfiir.:
100 different shades a. sOLID-COLORED
SILKS at 4ac. Some of th..c have l,.u
sold formerly atSl.
100 dozen LADIES HO-Eat Sea- psir:
100 dozen LADIES 4-.LA>IIC WHITE
Li~LI GLOVES 40 sea- pllr;
80 dozen GAlIE JNDaRNh~T, NO ID .c. H
pair;
5000 pieces RiBBoS~ at astonishing prices. Ii-
Guiding WIDE SA-il-RlBBnN .t25...
yards
Thousands Of LACE, and ENnH1lDfRIts al
immense reductions. y4U-~a~uNW
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rryYOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN As

ISOLATION -TO-MoEROw at $3.50, service Of
song, conducted by tie general secretary. sab
jcct: " Four CO. Oicn TO all.
MONDAY EVENING At 500. Young mems Gospel
service. Subject: ~ Moral Young Man Weighed
and Found Wanting. "-Mark, Y, 1922. All
Young men INVITED.
THURSDAY EVENING II $50 ,ccrctiry's con-
ycrsltional study. subject: "Mileius.' For
Young men only.
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ALFRED SHIELD,
JAMES PLEAsASrs. OULD 4 CAnRINCroN,P.4
my 20-Saiw
CCHOFIELD, &C., ". EBtRTS, NC. b
y IN CHANCERY COURT OF RICHMOND.

ENrRACT PROM DECKtE Of AftIL ~ 10
The C0ur, doth further ldiudse oritf n
and decree that this cause he referred 10 one on up.
commissioners Of this court io Inquire ana ISPv.
what debts or demands are liens or Ndll anu -,iu-
sisting claims against the shares oi tglIvIlu'
Schoield, Ant0lnelle Ehorls, James L. hfi,,in1u'
Arthonv a rishman, Jr.. deceased. ANA kchec,i
"A Kr,,hman deceased, with their respective pr
ofitjes N any. with any other matters dccm.l or
finrnt by himself. or which he may DC require" ID
report hy any party Interested.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, I'm Baltimore. MI. on Nay 2. $50.
JOSEPH NEUROnR and Miss LIMA iDE. Of
Richmond. Va, by Ecy. ID. l.. Myers, Of baltimore
Married. At the residence Of MrJ p. .Jusiis, on
the 9th of april 1882. by the Rev. John Pollard,
Of the Leigh-Strect Baptist church, Mr.. l.. =. FL
LIS % Miss PRISClLLAB. COURTNEY both Of
Richmond.
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covv,ssioSER's OrFIcFD
I1t3 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, May 10, 1882. y

RICHMOND, May IL, 1857.
The n,rtics interested are hereby n0tihed ilat
lave AXed on MONDAY the 9TH day OF June.
1850. M 10 o'clock 4. NJ. as the TINE, ana NY
once I'm Richmond a the place, for executing the
49,. from which the foregoing - an extract
Given under my hand Tits l2th day OF May
1859. ", " nHNNi Nnn aSrSsasy
EDWARD Y. CANNON, p,g' my lS-ssN
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n~T~ MAIN-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH between Pine and Laurel.
byJ. \. Dearborn on Lords tag at ii O'Clock
4. ". Eonight meeting.
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PERSON Al.

I'VE COMPREHENSIVE OF Wake
1 4 TAYLOR was dissolved on the 1t OF De
ccmber last.
respectfully inform my friends aud patrons Of
the late lrm OF Wake * Taylor that can De
found with
MEssRs VERNE & SLATER.
FAMILY GROC Frs.
corner Seventh and Marshall streets, where
shall be pleased Ia see them. ..
nv g-eodim L. n. WALkE.
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II SEVENTIl-sTREET CHRIS
TIAN CHURCH-Thc pastor, Rev.j. y. TYLER,
VIII preach 1t il :. VI. and y. NJ. seats fIcc
All welcome.
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" ryTrppRIsING HOUSE OF

~ good standing doing business with wine-rncr-
chants erocers aud druggists, Will be appointed
agents for the sale In this city aud vicinity OF
sZOEDONE," the national nou-alcoholc beNe-
rage 81 Great Rrilain and rapidly bcco'Aing r0pn-
arlred Ia this cdotry. Application FIR the agency
NAV be addressed 10 Zoedonc B'.feau ~ PARK
pace, New York city. The beverage Is peculiarly
adapted " sollhern climates, my 2i-W&saet
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STEAMER gOR SALE.

NOR SALE, STEAMER GIP-e 81
~ .sSa-z-

SLY.
"a FEET long. Is FEET BEAM, e FEET HOLD.
l4-INCU CYLINDER.
FITTED Up FOR PASSENGERS OR TOWING.
VERY FAST AND IN THE MOST THOROUGH
ORDER
seldom account Of The death If one of the owners.
For further particulars apply 90
HOWARD y. JOHNSON,
nv I3-codIOt Box POP. Norfolk. Va.
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~ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Twelfth and Broad -ircotN.-Rcy. j. y. HAw-
TIoRNE. u. D.. pastor, viii preach on SUNDAY
atII \. ". and o'clock =. ". Al welcome
~
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ANE SENENTS.
a-a-~HsH-~a-aH=~4~aN-Ha"Ha7-i7H4
Nh THE ATRr
EXCURSIONS. PrC-NICs, &


OPENING OF BON AIR HOTEL
EXCURSION ARRANGEMENTS
TO THAT
FAvORITE SUMNER RESORT
FOR TIE SEASON OF 1882.
RICHMOND AND DASyTLLE RAILROAD,l
PASSENGER DFPARTMENT.
RICHMOND. May "a. 1852. )
This popular resort i NOW OPEN for the sen
son of 1852, and In addition to tie perfect train
service therefor advertised IN tie c0muany's regu-
lar schedule. SEMI-WELKiI EXCURSIONS
win occur regularly during The season on TUES
DAY AND FRIDAY Of EACH WEEK. upoa
special trains. leaving Richmond ~ =. NJ, and,
returning, arrive In Richmond 40 1890 7. VI.
The uniform rate Of fare for round-trip ticket
on regular passenger or cNcur ION trains VIII DC
25c. straight fare IN each direction. 2jc.
The usual forms OF commutiton tickets VIII also
De on sale.
For tickets and all Information apply either at
Richmond or Manchester stations.
For charter Of special trains call on the under
signed. \. Pofr,
mv2l General Passenger Agent.
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,,IrL OF ALL KINDS.
cuupRrN's CARRIAGES.

rHlLDREN'S CARRIAGES. 49, W ', Z. ~.
l ! ar,tyals or Ina. WHITNEY ,ANki Vol, ,,i>
rect nom TIE Gaclors. mlnalacini. I'D o.r "a,
DOFS. Ne. IN snd us Main stt,'' ''' ,tt,e,e
AZ ehoicsaie aud retail 40 hel''h INNS p0F>.
a cail before purcha-ing'
tuv
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FURNITURE.

GREAT ATTRACTI0N ANDM
" great bargains al 4. GAr!IRiGHIk X,
No. l6 Governor street. The very LATEST !
designs of the most fashionable fURNlfukE
made we are now Offering az ruihonsy
low prices. Parties In want "t 6DOD fuk'
NlTI'EF can be accommodated, hoth IN
price and quality, and viii hud II Ia their interest
To examine our stock before buying elsewhere
my l3-3m
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l.J@ GRACE-s TREET PRESBYTE-
RIAN CHURcH-Rov. G. II. READ. u. d., pastor.
Scryicesat | L o'clock \. NJ. and O'Clock L. VI
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~ GRACE-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH (comor Of Graceand Fou7hcc s,reeisl.-
Preaching 10y the pastor, Rev. WILLIAM +.
HATCHER, ID. d.. at IL o'clock \. NJ. In the
afternoon AZ O'Clock the annual mass-Ineciine Of
the church will take place, az which time all Tie
committees Of the church will make reports Of
the years work. There viii be no services at
nighL.
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CuILpREN's CARRlAGE>.

have iust received me l. No. ..N.It,' an
aayt.e All an want to give me IA before pl mo-,
i"s' a. can oaer indaccmenls ln ,il,s, @S
CARRIAGES from - ae kobt,' ~ ,,,eaS ,.r,s
APPS 80
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III welcome.
~ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Twelfth and Broad street Rev. j. y. HAw-
TuoRNE. u. D.. pastor, viii preach on SUNDAY
atII \. H.. and s o'clock =. ". Al welcome.
q
IL GRACE-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH (comor Of Grace and Fou7hce streetsl.-
Preaching 10y the pastor, Rev. WILLIAM +.
HATCHER, ID. d.. at IL o'clock \. ~ In the
afternoon AT 4 O'Clock the annual s.ncciiue Of
the church will take place, az which time ali Tie
committees Of the church will make reports Of
the years work. There viii be no services at
night.
rgp LEIGH-STBEET BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Twenty-frh and Leigh
strccts).-Thc pastor. ROY. JOHN POLLARD, Jr.,
D.. d.. win preach az II o'clock 4. VI. and
Rev. >. Il. HARRISON nc s O'Clock 7. VI. ~
O'Clock u. ". mass-mcetng I'm Tie interest OF the
Missionary Society viii be held. Rev. j. u. HAIR
RIsoN and Mr.. ASHTON sTARKE will address the
society. Singing by Tie school. Al visitor, cor
daily welcomed.
II SIDNEY BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Of Main and Reservoir strccts).-Preach-
! ing 10y Rev. i. HARRISON at IL \. VI. and DR.. =.
L. NJ CUREY at s O'Clock L. VI. SUNDAY. ~ arc
/ invited 10 attend.
1~7T At VEN ABL EST II + L T
CHURCH, at1lA. " SUNDAY. Rcy.R. H. PITT
viii preach. and at SD p. ". Rev. W. r. lIATcH-
FIR. d. d. viii preach the anniversary sermon Of
The Ladies Sewing society. 4 cordial invitation
/ 60 an.
| Or TIE POSTPONED MEETING
OF TIE BAPTIST sUNDAY--CHOOL A>>o-
/ CITATION or RICHMOND AND MANCIIE~-
/ TER will be held with the Fulton church sUsptY
AFTERNOON at o'ciocb. Interesting dialogue
aud lnc music may ne expected Ml welcome.
z. a. GARY. Secretary.
/ william E1yson, President
IL PARK-PLACE METHODIST
7 CHURCH Cwc-t Franklin strceu.-suvices hy
/ hcp1stor, Hcv.JoHN HANSON. subjects: II 4 W..
why tie Bible slouls lc Hidden '; So r. w..
"Thc L.. on ia Fine Head of lilir.'
III CLAY-STREET METHODIST
! EPISCOPAL CHURCH. corner OF Clay and
/ Adams -rcci-l.-The pastor. Rev. =. Is. LAMBETH.
VII urolchat 1 O'Clock :. N. and 8 o'clock p. ".
ec1ts free All are cordially i1ytc1.
IL BROAD-STEEET METHODIST
+ CHURCH corner Of Tenth end Broad lrcct..-
SUNDAY. May 2sih.-preaching by Roy -. e..
STARR. %. d.. pastor 81 ~ =. N.-subioct,
"Thc Ownership OF Flesh and Hold." 81 p.
M.-suiject, " hanging or Branding in tlc first
Century" \ cordial invitation 90 ail.
~ TRINITY CHURCH Corner OF
Twentieth and Broad strceisl-Rcv. j. WILEY
7 BEDsOE, pastor.-Prcachng at N &. VI. and 40
p. VI. Young mems prayer-meciing from 10
4P.M.
az METHODIST SCNDAY-SCIIOOL
sOCIETY.-Thc monthly mcoting II thl, Society
viii be held al Trinity Methodist church on STU
DAY AFTERNOON al ] O'Clock. Interesting az
dresses and other exercises may be expected.
\. /. WEST. President
Charles p. Radg, Secretary.
IL FIRST PRESBYTERIA y
CHURCH--Rev. T. L. PRESTON, ID. D., pastor
Services at IL \. ". and r. VI.
e13> THIRD PR ESBY T l. RI \ y
CHURCH.-Rev. WILLIAM FROST BISHOP at II
\. VI. and 5 Z. VI.
l.J' GRACE-s TREET PRESBYTE
RIAN CHURCH-Rov. c. II. READ. ID. d., pastor
Scryicesat Il o'clock \. NJ. and O'Clock l.. VI.
-
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Ia REV. PEYTON II. HOGE will
preach TOMORROW AZ II 4. NJ. and at : T.. VI. In
the Chapel Of The second Presbyterian church. west
Grace street.
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~ THIRD PRESBYT RIAN
CIURCH.-Rev. WILLIAM FROST BISHOP at II
\. VI. and Z. VI.
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IL FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH--Rev. r.. L. PRESTON, ID. D., pastor
Services al IL \. VI. and p. VI.
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fsi7 FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Grace and
Droad).-The pulpit win be supplied at III O'Clock
4. NJ. and T.. NJ. by Rev. L. L. WALDORF.
IL MONUMENTAL CHURCH-Rey.
j. G.. ARMSTRONG, ID. D.. rector.-seryices nj III
\. VI. and L. VI. sunday school NJ % 4. VI.
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III At We y \ b J. Els + Il f. L 7
CHURCH, IT IL 4. u. SUNDAY. Rev. II. II. PITT
win preach. and at SD u. ". Rev. W. r. IIATCH-
FIR. ID. d.. viii preach the anniversary sermon Of
The Ladies Sewing society. a cordial invitation
Ia all
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~ BROAD-STEEET METHODIST
CHURCH corner Of Tenth end Broad s'fcct-'.-
SUNDAY. May 2Sih.-ireaching by Roy -. g..
STARR. %. d.. pastor. 81 ~ y. L-suhcci,
The ownership OF Flesh and Blo'd." 81 > r..
M.--uhject, " hanging or Branding in tAc first
Century" \ cordial invitation 90 a'l.
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TT CLAY-STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH. corner of Clay and
Adams -rcci.l.-Ihe pastor. Rev. =. - LAMBETH
VIII preach 40 O'Clock :. NJ. and o'clock p. 81.
ec1is free All are cordially iDyitcl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-27

o~ THE POSTPONED MEETING
or TIE BAPTIST SUNDAY--CHOOL Assoc
CITATION or RICHMOND AND MANCIIEs-
TER viii De held with the Fulton church SCsptT
AFTERNOON at / o'ciocb. Interesting dialogue
aud lnc music may nc expected. an welcome.
4. a. GARY. Secretary.
WTT1i0bi JVTue0D Pro ideut
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-27

IL METHODIST SCNDAY-SCIOOL
sOCIETY.-Thc monthly mcoting II thl, Society
viii be held al Trinity Methodist church on Sun
DAY AFTERNOON 1T J O'Clock. Interesting ac-
dresses ana other exercise may bee expected.
\. l.. WEST. President.
Charles P. RadB, Secretary.
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~ SIDNEY BAPTIST CHURCH

j. = - y - 4 i'+AA 10 N.iiA Ia -
corner Of Main and Reservoir strcctS).-Preach-
iu. 10y Rev. j.. HARRISON at IL \. VI. and DR.. =.
L. II. CURRY at O'Clock L. VI SUNDAY. ~ arc
invited 10 attend.
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IL PARK-PLACE METHODIST
CHURCH Ovc~t Franklin street. -sclyic,s ly
the pastor. Ecy.JoHN UASEoN. subjects; n 4 w..
Why tie Bible Slouls lr Hidden; So T.. ~.
The Les on in Fine Head of lilir."
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-04-12
Fire at Amherst College.

About IL o'clock on Tuesday
night of last week, a fire broke out
in Walker Hall, the finest of the col
lege buildings at Amherst, Mass,
which was speedily destroyed, to-
gether with the valuable collec-
tions which it contained. 1t was
beautiful and extensive structure
of granite, built in 1868, chiefly at
the expense of DR.. Walker, of New
port, r. L., for whom it was
named. 1t contained the very val
liable collection of minerals made
by Professor Shepherd, and pur-
chased by the College few years
since, which was valued at over $50,
600; the physical apparatus, which
cost SIS, 900, and a gallery of paint
ings and sculpture, together with
lecture and class rooms. The col
lection of minerals was specially
rich in meteorites, having some Of
the finest specimens of meteoric
stones Of any cabinet in the coun-
try. The total toss is estimated at
$185, 900, on which there was an in
surance of about $4,000.