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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-07

There is no NECESSITY for division in the
Democratic ranks on the tariff question.
The Washington Post Of yesterday says on
this point:
"The fear Of the Republican press that
the Democratic House will decline TO waste
It's time and strength in a hopeless fight
with an anti-DemOcratic Senate over tariff
bill is well founded. II will attempt
no palpable impoSsibility merely to oblige
the opposition. The present situation in
it, relations TO the campaign OF next year
is MI that the most SagacIOus Democratic
politician could wish. The intense desire
Of Republicans to have the Democrats
tackle the tariff Is the most natural thing in
the world-aS natural aS the desired action
would be foolish, IN view OF certain fail
ure.'
Candidates for Speaker will charm nc
Democratic congressman into this trap,
charm they never so wisely.
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Railroads 70 Pittsburgh.

There will hardly be two railroads con-
structed leading from Pittsburgh to Nir-
GINA. We said the other day that rail-
road from Grafton TO Philippe was already
under contract. This road will extend, in
The contrary direction, from Grafton, ria
Morgantown. 10 Pittsburgh. Most Of the
western end OF II is already finished.
A letter in the Wheeling Register from
Beverly states that Randolph county, West
Va, will soon vote upon the question Of
subscribing fifty thousand dollars TO the
stock Of the Grafton and Greenbrier Rail-
road Company upon condition Chat It's road
shall he extended castwardly TO Beverly.
This will bring the new road so near TO
Virginia that Mr.. DAEDRDGE's proposed
road up the Cheat-8iyer Valley will never
be constructed. The letter from Beverly
says:
EThc company now have large force
on the road between Grafton aud Philippi.
The grading is being pushed forward
rapidly, and will be completed to the tat
ter place carly in the summer"
"This road, when completed, VIII pass
through the heaviest undeyeloped coal
field in West Virginia, and perhaps IN me
United States, to say nothing OF the great
variety OF timber, iron ore, ana o1hcr
minerals which are only awaiting Tue aG-
vent Of capitalists to develop it. The coal
fields Of Randolph county are second 10
none in the country. IN the Roaring Greek
section. twelve miles from Beverly ana
ON the line OF the Grafton and Grcenpricr
railroad, there are veins OF coal thirty ana
thirty-two feet thick, not counting the siale,
the bed OF the creek being solid hcd OF me
bitumnous coal, and every hill a valuable
coal bank"
Veins OF coal lhirty-iwo feet thick 7!
What do You think OF that?
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Editor SHERMAN, Of the Lancaster pa

Editor SHERMAN, OF the Lancaster u NJ
intelliqencer. relates the following:
ave would like very much to pa lare-
well to the Henry Wattersons in the PEN.
ocratic army. They have done Us gre'.
deal OF harm, being a hair-brained orde, %
creature. gifted with good commanu VI
brilliant words, and great fondness lor
cxpcling them. but unfortunately NOT en-
bowed with that common sense Ninu'
nokes their advice valuable and their prof
fered leadership successful. They are men
who, in the graphic expression OF the peo,,
pie, talk too much with their mouths. !,
Henry Watterson is shining example OF
this sort. He talks wildly, saying great
deal that he does not mean, but meaning
great deal that a sensible man couid not
think"
WATTERsoN would rather lead to deieat
than follow to victory.
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4. Sound to the core.

The Philadelphia Telegraph says il is &
significant fact that simultaneously with the
news from 8hode Island comes a specially
authorized announcement, through New
York contemporary, reporter Of which
had seen Governor BUILER-where, how.
ever, is not s:ated-who thus delivered
himself:
"WhiIe l was in Washington | did not
talk 10 any one about the campaign. much
less did declare myself TO be n candidate.
l am not candidate, and have not got the
presidential bee in my bonnet"
Truly the BUTLER "boom" is laid up for
repairs; its retirement, too, will be pro.
Iongcd and probably permanent.
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BREEDEN. TALLEY & co.
have received choice selection II
DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. AND DREsS-TRlM-
MINGr.


ALL-WOCL NUNS NElLlN"' ID aH inc popular
Shades at Zoe. per yard
g ALbAI Russ nicer P0'li'S % ~ III
for q superb 4"''i'y Oh "'i"e' 81
mn "o"HS Oh "l A'u'l'' SUCH '7 iiNVN i''
DN'NA' LAIN la ~ i''r-'''' 'i'
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The Virginia Lao journal for April
opens with valuable article from JOIN
w. DANIEL, Esq, on "Verbal Sales and
Gifts OF Real Estate" Mr.. DANIELS pen
is as def as his tongue is eloquent. There
are several interesting cases reported
among them that Of AntOni Us. Greenhow.
The Journal gives all the opinions in full,
and comments upon them in an article
which m every particular takes the same
grounds, we believe, as those held by Mr..
ROYAL.
JAMES c. LAMB and BENJAMIN T. CHRIS
TIAN, editors. j. w. RANDOLPH & Eng
LIsH, publishers.
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Not I'm u HaIf-Barbarous Southern

The New York World, commenting on
the Tewksbury developments, says 1t is
not i'm Tennessee, or South Carolina, or
Louisiana, States which we are daily told
are yet half barbarous, but in the banner
State Of morality, in the head and heart Of
New England, in Massachusetts itself.
where every man forces his neighbor 20 be
yirtuous, that poor people are starved in a
public asylum, their clothes stolen, their
babies drugged to death, and their bodies
sold, with no more scruple, 10 fuller
registry, than if they were so many empty
bottles or bags.
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Mr.. RANDALLs PosITI0Y.-A contempo-
rary remarks that Mr.. RANDALL, during
the late discussion Of the tariff in The House
OF Representatives, took occasion to de-
fire pointedly his position on the tarin
question, and the definition was that
he is In favor Of tariff which
shall be so far protective as to protect
American labor against the competition OF
the cheap labor OF Europe.
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New Book.

The blockade and the Cruisers. BY JAMES
RUSSELL SoLEY, Professor United States
Navy. New York: CHARLES ScRIBNER's
SONS. 1883. Price, 81.
This is one OF the first OF the series styled
"rhe Navy in the Civil War;" Ittells the
Federal story as it appears to Professor
solely. Passages like the fight between the
Monitor and Merrimac, the exploit Of CUsm-
ING at Wilmington, and his far more ia
nous destruction OF the Albemarle, enter
into this story. SKA.
For sole by WEST, JOHNSTON e. Co. II
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Congressman Hiscock, Of New York, put
a world OF sense i'm few words in re-
cent interview. This is what he said:
al most certainly am in favor Of protec-
ton 10 the point which insures COMPETE
ton upon American soil OF manufacturing
and producing industries; and IL such
competition Is assured at point which
does not prohibit. importation, so much
the better"
so says the Petersburg Inde1-Appeql
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The Dispatch last year, and all Funder-
dom as well, seemed TO understand how
the thing could be done. Marion Patriot
and Herald
That is, how the commences Of printed
or autographed coupons could be proved.
viii the Patriot and Herald have the good
ness TO point out the article to which il re-
feis with so much apparent confidence in
the accuracy OF its statement?
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Y-TGRAND AND EXTRAORDINARY
OPENING
or
NEW SPRING GOODS.
ID. & +. MITTELDORFEI,
527 BROAD STREET.


DRY GOODS NJ VERY LOW PRICES.
npFss GOODS In all the new shaGcs-Crushcd
strawberry. Terra Gotta. shrimp Pink Elec-
tric Blue, Cadet Blue, Mashed Banana, and
many other shades, in ALBATROSS, NUNS
YELLING, FOULES, CASliMEREs, BIN
GALINE, SHEPHERDS PLAiDs, in all
colors;
SILKS. sATINS, RIiADAAiAs;
SUMMER SILKS IN Checks and stripes;
DRESS GOODS from DC. per yard TO The finest I'M
ported goods.
MATTINGs! MATTINGs. MATTlNGs!
Sol pieces of NEW MATTiNGs, bought at the
recent auction sale, which We Offer al prices o.
ast0ni,h al;
WHITE AIATTlNGSat $40 piece of 10 yards:
RED-CHECK MATTlNGs at 1922 per yard,
worth 2jc.
FANCY MATTINGs at 20, %, %. 80. 30, 40,
A.. so. and coo. for SEAMLESS MATING
something new.
We arc headquarters tor 'tATTINGc,s so don't buy
before you look AT ours.
PARAsoL>. PARASOLs!
LANGTRN. PATH i'm an he ncw shades:
BROCADED PARAsOLS at sI.0j worth -.
We have an immense stock Of PARASOLS AT very
low prices.
CORsETsl CORSETSi CORSETS!
CORSETS 40 33c., regular price Soc;
500 WOVEN CORSETS at soc. worth 81:
400 STATUESQUE, ABDOMINAL. WOVEN
CORSETs at tl.5O. regular price $3.50;
GLOVES In SILK. Kid, Lislc Thread. In All styles
and now shapes, from l0c per pair 10 49,
1000 UNLAUNDRITDL lNEN-BOSOMsH SHIRTS
at 90, go. 50. 75c and 81 for the best;
HOSIERY for Ladies, Children. aud Gentlemen in
all colOrs and NJ all prices;
FLOOR OIL-CLOTIIS from soc. up;
TABLE OIL-CLOTllS at 25c. Per yard;
100 dozen UNDERSHlRTS for spring wear.
slightly damaged. at 35c. worth Zoe;
CARPETS and RUGS 10 De sold at great sacri-
fee.
Everything usually Kept I'm hrst-cllss Dry Goods
store 20 hc found at bottom prices at
NH 2i-Sa,S ID. Il l.. AlrIELDOHFERS.
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r-r HOOK AND MosELLE WINES.

SCTLOSS JOHANNESBURG. STEINBEBGER
CABINET, and other HOOK and MOstLLE
WINES Just arriving. The JOHANNISBERGER
Qs75 yintagel selected myself when in Tho Gel
las Of Prince Mcttenich during my last visit 20
Germany. OSCAR CRAM.
NH 2--2w
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TIE NORTH CAROLINA DEMOCRATS AND
TIE Somebody has sent to us
copv OF the Greensboro Patriot containing
the following resolution, which was adopt
ed by the Democratic State Convention OF
North Carolina last year:
RESOLVED, That we are in favor OF the
entire and immediate abolition Of the inter-
nal-reyenue system, with its attendant cor
rpti0ns, and that we denounce the present
tariff laws as grossly unequal, unjust, and
vicious. We favor such revision OF the
tariff as will produce revenue sufficient
for the economical support OF the Govern
ment, with such incidental protection rs
will give to domestic manufactures fair
competition with those of foreign produc-
ton. That there should be an immediate
repeal of all laws imposing direct tax FOR
the support OF the Government OF the
United States.
The Democrats OF the old North state
surely laid down a good platform. The
Patriot explains it as follows;
"ThiS resolution commits the party I'M
qualiiedly to a tariff for revenue lcih Incl
dental protection. Not "a tariff for reye-
nue. only Not the political hcresy OF
ice Udut. Dut II ttlih lOi ltNtiuc
with incidental protection This is the
Democratic position in North Carolina ii
there is any force or virtue in a party plat
form. In this connection it is interesting
TO inquire how a North Carolina congress
man can vote for 4 'free-trade' Speaker"
Just so. As the New York Sun has well
said, TO prescribe Mr.. RANDALL because he
agrees with theNorh Carolina Democrats
will be to tempt the Democratic members
who do n5t believe in free tradeto pro-
scribe CARLISLE, SPRINGER, and BLACKBURN.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. In fhi, citv. on Tuesday. April 3. 1888.
by Rev. j. y. Euison, Mr.. ROBERT L.MlTCllElL
and Miss IDA V. DUNN.
Married. al the Pinc-Sircet Baptist church on
Wednesday. April 4. 1873, by icy. }; u, mnison'
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DRESS WEAR,

DRESS WEAR,
including
SILK AND WORsTED FABRICS;
Also. large stock Of PARASOLs and sUN-UM-
BRELLAs. besides many other goods;
50 dozen LACE TIES and FlCHUs, an pure six
atI9c. for one lot and 20c. forano'her-a little
less than QUO Third their value;
. lots Of WHITE LACES two 20 three inches in
width-one lot at DC. ana the other at 1910.
yard-Taihec less than one half their yaluei
/ lotofREAL LACE COLLARS nj $50, cost
upwards Of - 20 import;
Ncw designs Ia FLANNEL SCIIlNGs az zoe.
yard;
G5 dozen LADIES BALBRIGGAN HOsE-fhl
REGULAR made, and silk clocking-at 2Jc. pair
regular price SIC;
l case MARsELLE> QUILTS 40 $3.50 the
quality generally sold atfi:
lot of2jO gross BUTTONS. assorted styles and
sizes. AZ Sc. dozen-most OK this LOT is worth
from 20 10 35c. dozen.
We are also i'm receipt Of upwards Of $4,000
worth of SILK GOODS, among whicn may be
found many special bargains. Vocal attention
COLORED ALL-~ILk OTTOMANS az rI.25;
SATIN RIIADAA1As n 9jc.:
2i-INCIT BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILK at $3.50
valued ri over 500;
24-INCiI BLACK SATIN RHADAMAS at Sl.75,
original cost being -:
10 pieces good quality BLACK GROS-GRAlN
SILK az soc. yard, general value being up
wards Of s5c.;
CREPE NUNS YELLING. "a inche, wide, In all
the various new shades. 20 60c.;
ALBATROss CLOTH. n niche, wide. q; Gle"
general value being IS 10 90c.;
Also, an extensive stock 81 CHINA MATING
I'm the various new designs. among them
good FANCY MATING ~ zoe. yard;
We also offer large sud special purchase ln
real. LACES and REAL LACE GOODS:
IRISH POINTS and LACE> Of every description.
lmh 2i-Sa.Su&WI
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DIssoLUTIoNs & PARrNEnsuups.

VHIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT.
1 owing a. continued m health, 4. VI lEIT-
MAN hl- withdrawn from the lrm Of llElIA NAN
& YOUNGER. aud that the aid firm being here
by dissolved ly the operation Of law we. Law
son &. YOUNGER. VI. MiLLIllSER, and GUST
MIILilI~fE. an Of the city az Richmond. state
oi Virginia. do hereby renew the said limited
partnership. under and in pursuance of the stat
utos ia such ease made and provided. upon the
terms and conditions hereinafter set forth, und IN
the said statute prcscrihet-that Us o. say:
1. The said plrtEcr-tip is 20 be- conducted un-
der the name or firm of d" l.. &. GOI NGER.' Of
which LAWSON &. YOUNGER i,a general part
ucr. and VI. MlLLUiSEE AVID GUST. MlLLlli-
SIR are special paIiuers-all residing IN the
said city Of Richmont.
>. The bu,iucs, intended e. De transacted y the
said firm or partnership j, The GENERAL
WHOLES ALE-GROCEHI BUSINESS.
3. Each OF the said special p7rtncr- ha- con-
tribuicd 10 the common stock Of the said partner
snip the sum Of eight thousand seven hundred and
ffty tfS.7JO) dollars: which and sums Of money
were contributed when the said limited partner
ship Of HEITMAS x YOUNGER was originally
iormcd-thal Is To- say. ON the 1T day of January,
ISL.
4. The place of business If the said partnership
is 10 be In the aid city ot Richmond. The part
nership Is To continue from the date hereof until
the lsi day Of January. I'm the year 1858.
Witness the hand, Of The said parties this seth
day Of Starch. 1883. J.. &. lOINpER,
VI. MILLIiisER,
GUST. MllL.illSiR.
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The aesthetic movement in England has
entirely died out, because-well because
people think there is more good common
Sense in taking bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup than in carrying lily.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-07

COLCHESTER. Esq. Au-u.t -. So.
CcutIenon.-i was lr' ubiCi wilma FciI Htd i'rln
Of INDIGESTION for long ume. tud irod many
t,a,s in W in until got Some d. i'it.r.. 1913 on
tnti1r was quite cuiei. 1nI remain -o 100 OBJ
limo. Il T. now three month ago Sine. "i- ld.
''''' 3. BE-L.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-07

We join heartily with our neighbOr Of
the State IN bespeaking for the Virginia
ReddjuSier the patronage Of the Democrats
OF Virginia. as patronage is the most sub
stantial support a journal can have.
We would that all the country papers in
Virginia were better supported. The peo-
pie OF the several counties do not know
how much they owe TO their local Jour
naIa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-07

LONDON, ESQ. september ], -eI.
lam pleased to testify To Ne good cct ~ , sf
'l,i LIN i'm line left side and aero. fhr ni li
Lavina' tricd number Of s1-callcd reii,l., .iIl.
nnt ot,y benefit am 'ad Co arhuo"l, it' u' -i'il
rti'ei "''' CIArLEs WATSON.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

EOR SALE, FIRsT-CLASS FRUIT
Il AND CONFECTIONERY STORE. doing a
good cash business. Established since Soc by H.
from business. For sale by ii. pgsANI,
l4l west Baltimore street,
hp i-ir Baltimore, Nd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-07

We would say i'm reply TO our neighbor,
the DISPATCH: /. The history of the old
Wings gives no room for believing that
they ever expected or wished TO see
the country burGened with the present
monopoliSts' tariff. >. The platform Of
the Democratic party in 1884 will with
out doubt declare against protection,
and all Democrats will be expected to
uphold the principle OF tariff for rcvc-
nue., not for protection. 3. The proper
way to raise the necessary revenue for
the support OF the Government is to
abolish the internal-reyenue system, and TO
reduce the tariff from the point OF high
protection aud prohibition to the point OF
revenue. 4. The tariff question, however
important, is secondary TO the issue be-
tween the people and the Radical Boss,
and differences on economical affairs are
forgotten fer the time in the efforts Of all
lovers OF liberty to overthrow the corrupt
rule that now disgraces Virginia. State.
/. A true bill. We have often expressed
the opinion that the present tariff, Tor the
the last one, which was but little wors,
than the new one), is the worst that was
ever framed.
?. The platform of our party next year
viii DC tariff for revenue with protection
!. as an incident. That's our guess.
y 3. Sound doctrine.
v 4. Sound to the core.
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A BSOLUTELY PURE.

# / e $'$ so "a "a +
IL 900 Y A ALL
BBB A KIM. n GGG
Is "A XXX III Nm NG G.
BBB AAA Xxx ii INNING
b A X X II MIG GG
BBB A X X IL N Nm GGG
7 20 o wWWW ID De q Il
p o WV WV ID De Il r..
90 W w ODD kEEE X R..
no l6-lyI
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VIRGINIA, CORPORATION ov RicmlovD-ro

WIT:
This DAY Lawson &. Younger, whose name +
mentioned rs general partner In the renewal Of
the limited partnership of Hoffman & Younger,
the articles Of which renewal are hercuutO annex
ed, appeared before nae. notary public IN and for
the corporation and state aforesaid, and made
oath that NJ. Nlilhsor and Gust. Nihiscr. the
ncWa Of the said limited partnership, have each
contributed to the common stock Of The said re-
newed partnership the sum OF eight thousand
seven hundred and fifty (SS.750l dollars: which
said sums of money were contributed when the
said limited partnership Of Hoffman & Younger
was originally formcd-that is 70 say, on the lst
day OF January 1851.
Gwen under my hand this 30th day of March,
1883. WILLIAM VI. TCRUIN.
Notary Public.
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We return thanks to Hon. JOHN w.
JOHNSTON for public documents.
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Us. CONSULATE, af,HcHrsTER;' -"
,t., rt,,., ,,.,,tt,,,, ,ou ~ toe great benz
9t i,ad derived from taking Hop bilics Rasc
friend bottle who had boci suffering innrd J., ,,i i
dy.pousit aud sluggish liver, lhn ln, --.,i,,r
iiicbgd triei several other remedies Nil"onL ny
icpogt. could name over dozen one, n.'t '.D-
lOus cures. IN ,'.,'.,,'.l. d H.
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nzY- GRACE-sTREET PRESBYTE-
RlAN CIURCH-Rov. c. II. READ. ID. D., pas
tor.-Preschng by The Rev. WALTER CoNDIcr
at III O'Clock A. VI. No services at night.
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III COHEN BROTHERS.

In addition q their heretofore most extensive
stock they win open during this week several
heavy purchases In
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II FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
T. l.. PRESTON, II. d., pastor.
Services at IL 4. 81. and p. NJ.
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~" FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH (Grace above shaferl-Rey. PEYToS H..
HoGE pastor.-Serylces az IL A. NJ. and s L. NJ.
seats free. Public cordially invited.
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a., THE MONTHLY NIEETING OF

THE PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY-sCHOOL
UNION will take place ut the second Presbyterian
church on SUNDAY AFTERNOON, April stb. DIR.
boGE vii preach sermon to the Children,
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M THIRD PRESBY ERIAN
CHURCII-Rcy. ". T. RICnARDsON. ID. d, Will
preach at fl 4. NJ. No service at nigh. Church
meeting after morning sermon.
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All rights of the firm Of lIEITMAN & YOUNG-
Err being by law transferred 90 the firm Of l.. &.
YOUNGER. all settlements arc 20 be made with
the iast-namcd firm.
NH 3 l-6w l.. {. 1Ol NIGER.
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rCTTRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
rcornerof Broad and Twentieth strcetsl-,I. WILEY
ELEDsOE pastor.-Prcachng by pastor nj IL \.
VI. and AZ ~ T.. VI. Young mems prayer-mccting
at3P. VI. Song service assisted by the cornet,
from 1 to i. VI.
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THOUSANDS EIIIIN ID,
FEBRUARY o, 1852.
/ have tried experiment on myself ana oiher'
with Hon Bttcr. aud can easily recommend mem
"a a pla,s,ui and ,.rcaciou- medicine. have
found them specially useful in cases 81 coagest''"
Of the kidueys as weir as in bilious d@a"ge-
nen'y. EerJ. liiLN ~, -. -
Rector b. ihe Duke u Edinburgh
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l-jY FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Grace and
Broadl-Rev. W. G. SCuAEFFER, pastor.-Prcach-
ing at II \. VI. and at 7:I5 r. VI. All welcome
seats free.
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FERTILIZERS.

NOTICE TO FARMERS.
~ GROUND PLASTERR.
In addition 20 my regular business am now
grinding ms d" STANDARD BRAND OF PLAS-
TER, which Is unequalled by any ON the market
and which intend shall become universally popu-
lar on It's own merits. Having carefully selected
my lump. can furnish the best quality, and hay-
ing the capacity for grinding hfly tons per day,
can give consumers Tie advantage OF having IL
SHY ground. as | will not keep supply on
hand, but grind II after receiving orders on short
est notice. Price, &C., ON application.
WILLIAM 4. KING,
$500 10 $500 Williamsburg avenue,
NH S-2m l'Ost-Oltce Box
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DRY GOODS.

4 PRIL, lSS3-NEW GOODS.
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II SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
(corncr Main and sixth strcctsl.-Rcy. W. W.
LANDEUM viii preach on SUNDAY at IL \. VI.
and 7:i5 L. VI. 2t
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M UNION-STATION METHODIST
CHURCH corner Twenty-fourth and Streets.
Preaching at IL \. VI. 10y Rev. II. G. CnEATH AL
pastor subject, The Midnight song Of the Pri-
soner"; al ~ =. VI. preaching hy Rev. l.. +.
WOODWARD. Revival services continued and held
I'm the audience-room. Members will be received
at the SUNDA Y-MORNiNG services.
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~ BROAD-sTREET METHODIST

III BhOAD-Si REEL NE llOl'lNI
CHURCH tcorner Broad and Tenth streetsl.-Rcv.
\. c. BLEDSOE, the pastor, viii preach 10 ii
\. VI. and ri p. VI. subject IN morning.
~ The Apparent Discrepancy Between Parl and
James A. TO tho Grounds of Justification" At
night. The symbolism of The -Four Beasts Of
Revelation " Al welcome.
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III FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
tT welfth and Broad eetsl.--Rcy. !. 3. HAw-
THORNE. ID. D.. will preach at IL \. NJ. and 7. VI.
subject Of mornings discourse" Africa Bap-
tlsm at night. All welcome