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pandali IN a New Role.

We recently advised our Democratic
friends who favor tariff for revenue only
not to be too hard upon Mr.. RANDALL, or
they might embarrass themselves, as he was
at least possible nominee for President
OF the United States. A recent letter in
the New York Herald from Harrisburg,
Pa. represents Mr.. RANDALL rs having
some hopes OF being nominated for that
high Office by the Democratic National
Convention. The story is based upon an
other story which AYERS that Mr.. RANDALL
and Mr.. WALLACE have buried the Ratchet,
and will hereafter join teams. Mr.. WAL
LACE desires TO return TO the United States
Senate. The letter concludes rs follows:
"With the ex-Speaker running for Pre-
sident, Senator Wallace believes that his
chances for electing Democratic Legisla-
ture viii be increased one hundred per
cent. Cassidy believes that with Randall
as President his chances OF promotion from
a gubernatorial Cabinet officer to that OF q
Cabinet adviser TO the President will be
assured; and in consequence Cassidy and
Wallace will Join hands TO secure the nom
ination OF Samuel j. Randall TO the prcsi'
dency year hence. They will head the
strongest and most sincerely-united dele
CATION in Mr.. RandalPs interest that even
attended Democratic National Convention
from Pennsylvania"
Stranger things have happened than
would be Mr.. RANDAIL's nomination fol
President OF the United States by the Dem
ocratic National Convention Of next year
His splendid fight in the House Of Repre-
sentaiivcs against the force bill would in
sure a solid South in his favor at the cleo
ton. For the nomination, however, he
will not get many votes from the South
because he favors tariff having protective
features in il.
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The man who holds that the Constitu-
ton, or the Bible, or anything else, requires
Of the whites that they shall appoint negroes
school trustees, must hold that these same
negroes have the right to walk into the
churches Of this city and seat themselves
wherever white persons are allowed to
seat themselves. Do you hold TO that doc
trine? II it is wicked and an:i-C Christian
to object to being governed by negro Off
GERS, it must be ten times as wicked TO re-
fuse to LET a negro sit in your pew. Where
Is the white man who will do this latter ?
The real question involved in all this
discussion about the negro trustees OF the
white schools is thus seen to be the equality
of the races. II these are equal, then OF
course negroes have as much right as white
men to ill the offices OF the Commonwealth,
and to manage the white schools. If not
equal, all the braying Of MAHONE's donkey,
as we said day or two ago, will not be able
to drown the will Of the people.
II is time this question had been set
tied once for all. There will never be q
better time to do it than the present.
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The repudiationsts Of Virginia are like
ly to go 10 pieces over the color line. Gov
ern0r Cameron appointed negroe school
trustees in Richmond, and his act has
aroused storm OF indignation throughout
the State, especially among the white follow
ers OF Malone. There would be no objec-
tons to making negroes trustees of negro
schools, but when they are given the super
vision OF white schools there is trouble.
Unless the Governor revokes his appoint
ments an effort will be made TO change the
Constitution, maybe to divide the school
money so that taxes from negroes only shall
be applied to the support Of negro schools.
TO show what the feellngis in Virginia II Ia
only necessary 10 quote the Richmond Dis
patch, which says: at might as well be
understood first as last that the whites OF
Virginia do not intend 10 permit negroes
o be trustees OF white schools. This Is q
humiliation to which nobody has a right 10
xpect the superior race to submit.u--
3gGclo (N. ~ Evening Nems.
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The Richmond Dispatch gives Mr.. Kelley
good advice in suggesting that he arrange
the programme Of the Lynchburg Conven-
ton in advance, thus avoiding much de-
law CLQremOnt Herald.
1t was not advice exactly; but a mere
report of what had been done in Ohio in
convention somewhat similar TO the one
which is soon to assemble in Lynchburg.
The latter is to meet at ~ NJ. on the 18th OF
July. Now, instead Of the Conventions
meeting and then adiourning for an hour
or two to allow the delegates from the sew
raj congressional districts to report the
names OF the gentlemen they recommend
for the several committees, including the
State Central Committee, the delegates
aforesaid ought TO meet separately at 10
A. NJ, and be ready to report all the conf
mitteemen's names rs soon as the COnven-
ton assemblies, thus giving to the Conven-
ton abundant time to do all its work in
Que day.
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nj MARINE INSURANCE.
lNlJED 81 "A 10 bHO 49,
THOMAS NJ. ALFRIEND * SON.

The undersigned have received authority 70 ac-
cept assurances and Issue certificates thereoi ior
the subscribers at United states "Lloyds" from
Higgins & Cox, their attorneys. from RICH
MOND. WEST POINT. NORFOLK, AND NEW
PORTS NEWS, TO THE VARIOUS PORTS OF
THE WORLD, AND VICE VERSA.
II IS only necessary to read over the names Of
these subscribers and to take into account that
each one Is liable to the whole extent of his fortune
for his individual share Of each risk, TO know that
the strength Of that system IS beyond that of the
capital Of any known Insurance company In the
world. Its popularity and fair dealing with all
merchants guarantees that any insurer entru'ting
his risks TO their care and assurance Will be amply
and entirely protected.
We respectfully solicit the patronage Of our
friends and the public desiring Marine Insurance.
Re I5-lw THOMAS NJ ALFRIEND & son.
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DEATHS.

Died. at the residence OF her parents; MAJ a
RET DEsTLER. youngest child OF X. n. an nd
Margaret VI. Cavedo; aged sixteen moh'ns anu
eight DAYS.
Her funeral will take place from $3.50 Rocket.s,
street THIS EVENING az O'Clock. frlenus anu
acquaintance are respectfully Invited 10 at'enu'
Died, ut 3 O'Clock p. N. on Friday. june lotn'
JAMES L. PARKINSON. Jr., son or james l.
and Marian Il. Parkinson aged two years.
Funeral services will take place from me resi-.
dence Of Mrs. Charles L. workman. No. LIZ east
Cary street, al SIP. NJ. SATURDAY. June 10th.
Died, on Sunday. June 10, 1888, BEVERLY
SMITH fcoloredl. an honest and upright man.
respected by all who knew him.
His funeral took place Tuesday afternoon last.
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PERTlNEYTQuEsTIoN.- The Petersburg
Mail exposes the hypocrisy Of the New
York World and the Philadelphia Times
as follows:
"lf this be the real sentiment of the
northern people. why Is il that there aIe
not negro trustees in New York and in
Philadelphia Ii cannot be that the SOUTH
ern negroes are better qualified for these
important offices than their northern breth-
rem; for II Is fact beyond dispute that the
ablest negroes in the United States are to
be found In the North. There are a great
many negroes in the city in which the
Times Is published. How many negroes
are there on the School Board? New York
city has large negro population. How
many negroes are on the School Board OF
that cityy
1.-THE truth OF the whole matter Is that
both the Times and the World do not know
whereof they speak. And an additional
truth Is that both are animated by spirit
81 hypoeritical liberalism which is willing
enough 10 see iconoclasm In Virginia or in |
my southern state. but which does not
'esitate 10 antagonize the same encroach-
nents Of the North"
They are playing into the hands Of the
'cst miserable faction that ever disgraced
Stale.
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ra- THERE WILL BE A MEETING


Of the pcople OF Church Hill I'm the interest Of the
Young Mems Christian Association Branch on
SUNDAY (to-morrow) EVENING at O'Clock at the
Third Presbyterian church, corner Twenty sixth
and Broad streets.
The following musical talent Will participate (:
Mrs. Manly Ramos, soprano; Miss Annie Graham,
alto: Mr.. frank Cunningham, tenor; Mr.. Marshall
Ramos. basso; Professors Ayres and Ramos organ
lists, and Mr.. Voelker, cornet.
F.. W. Watkins. international Secretary OF the
Young Mems Christian Association, among COM
merclal travcllers Rev. Mr. Landrum, second
Raptist: Rev. John Pollard. Legh-Street Baptist {;
Rev. X. NJ. Pitt, Venab,e-Street Baptist; Rev. A.
w. WeddeIl. 81. Johns Episcopal; Rev. Duncan
Mccullough, Christ Episcopal; Rev. Dr. Howison'
Third PRESBYTERIAN; Rev. J. Wiley Blcdsoe, Trlni-
ty Methodist, and Rev. II. C. Cheatham' Union
station will be present and lend Interest to the &C.
casiOn.
All who are interested in Christian work are cor
daily invited 10 attend.
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We repeat that the Drawing Of MAHoSE's
donkey cannot drown the voice Of the pee
pie.
CAMERON cannot hide behind WALKER I;
nor behind j. c. TAYLOR; nor behind DR..
RuFFNER. AS the Danville Times says,
there were peculiar circumstances existing
in the days OF WALKER.
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CAMERON is satisfied with his negro ap-
pointees in Richmond Believe that story
who will. Ii so, how did it happen that
he appointed not one single negro trustee
for the Stamton schools!-not one single
negro superintendent in the entire State of
NirginiaS All, he and his and MAHoNE's
donkeys may bray till they are hoarse, but
they will never satisfy anybody that they
are not telling falsehoods.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. at Richmond. Va. ON Wcdns se c,har
10. 1859. at the residence Of the brides ,iTnN
by the Rev. II. Melville Jacksen, p pYy kRciiER,
daughter OF Mr.. John ". Powell No cards.
Married. June IAN. at the reddence, Of the
brides mother. in Hanover county, BY the ny s.
Preston Nash, Miss MARIE Il. BARNES III" @
:. II. MICHEL. OF this city.
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COMING TO THEIR sENsEs.-Read the fol

COMING TO THEIR SENsEs.-Read the fol-
lowing:
AUSTIN, TEX, June lj.-In the United
States District Court yesterday an orin-
ion was rendered in criminal prosecution
under the civil-ri- hts act Of Congress Of
March, 1875, for the penalty OF $500 for
excluding Laura Evans (colored) from the
ladies' car on the Houston and Texas Cen
tral railroad. Nineteen similar cases were
also disposed Of. The Court held the law
as unconstitutional, and that the things
alleged were cognizable by State tribunals
only. Also, that the act was an infringe
ment on the rights of the several States.
The United States Courts, like the people
of Virginia, know what's right and what's
wrong.
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REGuLAR MONTHLY

III THE II + q LAR MONTHLY
MEETING OF THE YOUNG MEMS UNION
PR AYER-MEETfNG OF TIE METHODIST
CHURCHES VIII be held at BROAD-STREET
CHURCH SUNDAY AFTERNOON at By O'Clock.
Exercises of special interest Acordal Invitation
tn nil
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
M WHITE GOODS, WHITE GOODS.
oURs ARE THE CHEAPEST.

Everybody who will compare our prices ~
others will find IL so. We have an immense s'o.N
enough to supply Richmond. Manchester, ana Tue
rest of mankind LEVY, DAVIS DRAM.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ ~ EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
ar mIrrEIpoRFER

ID. & II. MITTELDORFEh ,,rr
have iust received a large stock Oh VIZ
GOODS. LACEs, PARAsOLs, FANS, hoSisn M
nsFss GOODS. LAWNS, CORsETs, MA
TINGs. OII-CLOTHS, UNDERGRADUATES c'@o'
bought at auction. ,,/ ~ sn.
LAWNS, IN beautiful styles, at 4t' Of oS' 90 o"
10, and 12c.; =, eDc
WHITE GOODs-LINON DE DACCA I" o,5c'
worth lS1c.. at 10c., ~ yards Nide' r'guln
nr,ca ooc. AT 16s5c worth 25c, at 2Oc'' res"-
,n1, IN, p,c, Of all kinds of WHITE GOODS.
DRFss GOODS, in Checks, all colors
NTrNf, yEIJING:
RRtpkNCK and coL0RED SILKS:
SUMMER SILKS at 40 oo, oo' anu NV
PARAsoLs PARAsoLs PARAsoLsl
a7s NEW PARAsOLs Just received at great
coh seCpWHIING PARAsOLs at s1.s0, In all colors'
w fpTee PTRR IRaIAVs at s5c former price s15O
1000 JAPANESE PARAs0Ls at z, D. anu iVe''
former prices 25. 81, ana oOc'
FANS, FANS FANsl FANS!
The largest stock to- q PAN oT fxe6 n SD
~ Al IN want of FANS viii do well TO look
at our stock.
MATTINGs. MATTINGsi MATIlNDsI
aaa NEW PIECES Just received from auctlon'
OF on these goods we are headquarters. e...,,
WHITE MATING at sf.4O piece Vi ior''
FASCY MATTINGS at all prices: = ,o., 81
cARPETs 10 be closed out regardless OF cost, Oh
which we have large stock:
OII-CLOrHS for floors and tables
WINDOW SHADES, In Plain aud Fancy
uNDERsHIRTsl .UNDERSHIRTs
LANES, SIMMER UNDFRSHIRTS at 2Oc.;
GENTIFMEN'S GAUZE UNDERslilitI , az .;
%. 20, 80, 30, 40, o. ana QUO ior i"''""
CIIILDREN's SUMNER UNDERSTANDS at all
prices.
CORSETSl CORSETS! CORSEISl
CORSET at Csc. worth 50c.;
CORSET at 40c. worth Zoe;
CORSET at soc. worth S7kc.; ,o,.,.,r
sTATUESOUE WOVEN ABDOMINAL CORSET
at $3.50, former price $3.50.
$50 dozen UNLAUNDRlED SHIFTS, Just open
ed. at As, So. 65, IS, Soc, and 81 for The cele-
brated Planet. =,
Don't fail to give us call for bargains in all
kinds of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. &c.
ID. & T.. MITTELDORFER,
60 l6-Su.W&Sa 527 Broad street.
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NJ MINERAL, WATERS.

Just arriving fresh from the springs:
TAUNUS and Settlers, the most celebrated
German mineral waters:
CLYSMlC, the great Wisconsin water, ana
VICHY superlOr 10 any water known for GOut.
rheumatism, and Dyspepsia. For sale by
my 26-eOdlm OSCAR CRAM.
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NJ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Twelfth and Broad strcetsl.-Hey. j. B. HAw-
THoRNE, ID. D., pastor. viii preach on SUNDAY at
IL A. NJ. and Rev. G. IT, NASH, Of Petersburg, at
s:l5P.M All welcome. ~
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M PARK-PLACE NJ ETH ODIST
CHURCH (west Franklin street).-1l A. NJ, Rev.
JOIN HANNON-subject, "1he Advantage Good
Man Has over an EVIL one -; s:15 +. NJ. services
by Rev. Mr.. LIGHT, of Randolph Macon College
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nj GRACE-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Grace and Foushee streetsl.-
Rev. G. II. NASH, OF Petersburg will preach at l l
o'clock ,. VI. after which service Rev. DR.. A. b.
BRowN will administer the Lords Supper. At a
quarter-past O'Clock T.. VI. Rev. DIR. }. B. HAw-
THORSE viii preach the annull sermon before the
Ladies' Sewing Circle
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PICTURE.rRAMEs,EN GRAYINGs6r
IN ORDER TO REDUCE MY LARGE

STOCK or
PICTURES AND FRAMES
have decided TO make reductions of from % IN
so per cent. In prices on all goods
About 90 styles Of sxl0 PHOTOGRAPHIC
FRAMES at the lowest price ever sold In the city.
over 500 styles OF sTANDING
FRAMES To be sold below cost
Those in want OF FRAMES or PICTURES viii
hnd this nrst-class opportunity TO purchase. Call
and examine goods aud see prices at
l.. LEwIs's,
mys No. ei2 Main srrcst.
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III THIRD p X L b T L r A \
CHURCH.-The pastor, Rev. r. r. TIowIsoN, will
preach every SUNDAY (morling and evening" the
services beginning respectively at IL A. NJ. and
s:l5P. NJ unless otherwise announced. All the
pews are free, and all persons arc cordially well
coined 10 them.
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We have the Southern Clinic for June.
c. A. BRYCE, NJ. d., editor and proprietor,
Richmond.
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III BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH corner Broad and Tenth streetsl.-
Rev. A. c. BLEDsoE, the pastor, will preach at J
O'Clock A. NJ. and $50 7. NJ. Subject at night:
The Bow In the Cloud.n
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NJ FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.-Rev. T. l.. PRESTON. ID. d., pastor.
Services at IL A. VI. and +. NJ.
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nj SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
fcorner Of Main and Sixth strectsl.-Rev. W. W.
LANDRUM pastor-preachng by the pastor at III
A. VI. and s.15 L. VI. 2t
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III FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Broad ard
GraceD.-Rcy. W. c. scHAEFFER, pastor. Preach
ing at IL A. NJ. and at SIS Z. NJ. All welcome.
Seats free.
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nj GRACE-STREET PRESBYTE-
RlAN CHURCH-Rey. C. II. READ, ID. d.. pas
tor.-Preaching at IL o'clock A. NJ by Rev. T. W.
HOOPER. No services at night.
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M THE UNION PRAYER-MEET-
ING OF THE YOUNG MEN OF THE BAPTIST
CHURCHES viii he held at the VENABLE-
STREET BAPTIST CHURCH SUNDAY Eve
MING, I7lh instant. at ~ o'clock. All young men
are cordially invited TO be present.
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III FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH (Grace above Shlferl-Rev. PEYToS IL.
HoGE pastor.-Serylces at IL A. VI. and s:l5 Il.
NJ. Seats free. Public cordially invited.
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N1J- MONUMENTAL CHI L RICH -
Rev. j. G. ARMSTRONG, ID. d., rector.-Seryices at
IL 4. VI. and 6 +. NJ.
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M CLAY-STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH corner of Adams and
Clay Notwithstanding on SUNDAY MORNING at
IL o'clock. and quarter past O'Clock +. M.by the
pastor, Rev. ;. ;. LAMBETH. All are cordially IN
yited. Seats free.
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E. e. E. E: T., 4 4 e. !: +.
GGG 90 90 ODD ssss
{ aS GO 90 % 90 % BDb sssss%:

This DEPARTMENT alone Is worthy Of special
visit. Under perfect light we exhibit the great
est variety Of BLACK FABRICS 10 be found in
any one house In The south.
eros DE SAKE, BENGALlNE,
GERsTER CLOTHS, CREHE DE CHINE,
WIDOWS CLOTH,
CREPE DE NlRGINlE,
NUNS VEILINGS.
and other thin fabrics. costing from l2Ic 10 $3.50.
COURTAULD'S BRACK GRAPES az lowest quo
tatiOns.
WORSTED DRESS GOODS.
Many novelties IN SILK, and I'm Wool effects
we are absut TO close out II any figure approxi-
mating cost. A rare opportunity s. thus offered TO
secure handsome and suitable costume for sea-
shore or mountains at a very low price. All the
novelties IN FABRIC and COLORING.
Referring 10 the notice Of dissolution between
our house and the concern Of CARDOZO, ALSOP,
MOSBY & CO., we desire 10 return our thanks FOR
a very liberal general support.
We now intend in our separate establishment u
use more strenuous efforts than ever before o. de-
serve and TO obtain a larger share Of tile public
patronage We intend 10 keep IN tie yan' and TO
make it our highest aim O. offer Tie richmond
trade advantages equal 10 any city To the South.
FOURQUREAN. PRICE. TEMPT 4 co.
fe lO-tW
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my GOODS.
1oURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE
Co,
429 EAST BROAD
aos NORTH FIFTH STREET
RICHMOND, Va.

T. ,ho ,rosent condition OF our business career
400 dos,rc 10 return our heartiest thanks 10 our
friends and the general public for CONTINUOUS
and cordial support. OF the steps leading 10 'nch
,,,o,or.,., suecoss we are fully conscious. In
order IN render our house in fact "househo''
word throughout the country, villages to"hs'
and cltics Of Virginia and Of contiguous s'a'es'
we make the following SPECIAL OFFER vi Ut
order. for Dry Goods amounting to $40 or over"e
shall prepay all express charges 10 any portion OIL
Virginia, West Virginia, or North CAROLINA i"o
offer renders the shopping of resident and out-oi-
town buyers identical.
LADIES UNDERWEAR.
Many ladies are yet unaware Of the Immense
stock Of LADIES' COTTON and ChMBklC w
'DFPWFAR TO he found In our department. We
Guarantee the fabric used the qaalily ana style OF
trimming, aud the general makeup OF the sar-
mcnts 10 be fully equal 20 goods furnished az cor
respondIng figures in any house In the uniieh
states. All garments are sold by competent po-
lite, and experienced lady. We earnestly sohciI
a comparison Of values
WHITE GOODS.
In reasonable WHITE GOODS we are Offering
all the staple and many novel effects, ranging IN
cost from SC. 10 sl.25 per yard.
SPECIAL yALCES;
3O-Inch CHECKED NAINsOOK nj Toe.
3O-lnch sATIN-CHECKED NULL MUSLIN,
good value for 25c, 70 he offered at l6sc'
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E F; : 4 4 4 e. s. /
BBB LII A Geo h
s s sssHE ( s rs ssss
ssss II kL1Lk K Kkssss.-

In the most popular Nos. Of these goods, such
rs Al, Sl.25, s1.JO, and Sl.75, we are constantly
giving better values, lust as our business grows.
For 80 we are now offering the same No of
SILK that one month since readily retaled AZ
8l.75. Something Ike a similar reduction can be
noticed Throughout the department..
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M CENTENARY METHODS T
CHURCH (south side Of Grace street between
Fourth and Fifth streetsl.-Seryicea at ii A. NJ.
conducted by the pastor, Rev. p. A. PETERSON.
At $50 L. VI. Rev. 4. q. WARDLAw will preach.
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NJ FULTON BAPTIST CHURCH,
Rev. PERCY &. ELsOM will preach at l O'Clock
4. NJ. and 7:45 y. NJ. Teachers prayer-meeting
at 8 o'clock. Sunday school at $50.
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III BEACH-STREET b APTIS T
CHURCH corner Main and Beach streetsl.-
Preaching SUNDAY by the pastor, Rev. W. j.
SHIPMAN, at IL O'Clock a. NJ, and at 81 O'Clock
z. NJ. Rev. JOHN HANSON, ID. d., will preach the
annual sermon before the Ladies' Sewing Circle.
All are welcome.
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NJ UNION STATION METHODIST
CHURCH corner Of Twenty-fourth and NJ
streetsl-Rev. II. G. CHEATHAM. pastor.-Preach-
lug at IL \. VI. by Rev. j. II. LIGHT; at 81. p. NJ
by Rev. l.. j. HUFF, Of First Baptist church.
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r15rTRINITY METHODIST CHURCH

III 'IKINII1 MEIIiUUISI OIIUhOII
tcorner Of Broad and Twentieth stroets)-J. WILEY
BLEDsOE pastor-Proaching by pastor at ii A.
VI. and at s:15 p. NJ Young mems prayer-meeting
ut M. Song service, assisted by the cornet
from 4 y 10 81 T.. VI.
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THE FIRM OF III. l.. STAPLES Il co.
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Those
having claims against the concern must present
them, and those indebted must make payment
Either partner Will sign the name Of the firm "a
liquidation. ~. l.. STAPLES,
JUNE 10, 1883.
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~ SOMETHING FOR A RAINY
~oo,,rTuING FOR A HOT DAY.

nrFANs! FANS! FANS!-FANS
49, doscrIntion can now be had at low prices
=, - e'''' LEVY. DAVIS e DRAkE'S,
!" Cole Agents for the great BAMBOO CORSET.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-16

rrGr ON AND AFTER MONDAY,
.yune 9Th. we will close our store at T.. NJ, EN-
CEPT on SATURDAY EVENINGS, when we
VIII o'''e ~ Levy, DAVIS & DRAKE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-16

Referring 10 the above, beg leave 10 inform ship
pers To this market that shall be prepared at all
times to make liberal advances on cOnsi gnmcnts,
and feel warranted In assuring all who may favor
the rm with their business that by strict attention
10 their interest and prompt returns the business
shall be pleasant aud profitable.
G.. r.. BEDFORD.
te 2-Sa6w No. q south Twelfth street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-16

M 10000 YARDS OF WHITE GOODS
in remnants. save Of from to zoe. on yard
can be made by buying these goods OF
LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE,
Sole Agents for the great BAMBOO CORSET.