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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THE LATE FIRE; AMOUNT OF INSURANCE;
TOTAL LOSS ABOUT TEN THOUSAND DOL
L~ARs-roLANTHE by AMATEURS, ETC.
lCorrespondcnce OF the Richmond Dispaich.J
MAY 4, 1889.
Tn TO n late hour last night no definite
statement could be gwen rs 20 amount OF
insurance and the losses caused by the hre
bere Yesterday. George T.. Chancell0r's
| wholesale and retail grocery and farmers
sunnly store is insured in the following
companies: London and Liverpool and
Globe. So. 900; Commercial Union, $4,000;
North British. $4,000. This is on stock.
The rear brick building, stables, wagon
sheds. wagons (about fifty or sixty Stude-
baker and TENNESSEE. and a large amount
of grain. are a total loss. Mrs. Damllt0n's
residence is insured in the Mutual. OF Rich
mond. Va. for $4,000; j. W. Colbert, on
his farmers supply warerooms-W Washing
ton Fire and Marine, 81. 800; Fire Associa-
ton of Philadelphia, $1,000; Virginia State,
b. 900: Commercial Association OF London,
$4,000. Chancellor and Colbert are the
heaviest losers; Colbert by damage from
water and moving of goods, Chancellor by
fire. The total loss by the fire.Will probably
reach $4,000 or 1 1000. Our citizens are
yery thankful that they got of with such
small loss, as there is no Fire Department
here. so to speak. The new truck recently
purchased from Holloway, OF Baltimore, is
worthless, and is 10Y a wreck; the mate
rial used in building was of very brash
wood. Fredericksburg is the only town
of its size land with such good water facili-
ties) that is without a f~ire-engine, &c., for
fires.
The visiting legislators from Pennsylya-
MIA did not arrive this morning, rs eX-
pected. A telegram was received 10y Mayor
Sener that they would arrive on Monday
at 7:15 A. NJ. and leave at 7:l9 p. NJ. They
will 60 to Richmond first and stop here on
their return home.
Iolanthe was given here last night by the
Trinity Church choir for the benefit OF Miss
Lucille Brooke. Mrs. II. 4. Tabb rs Phyl-
lis, Mr.. L. A. Scion as %Scphron, Mrs. DR..
A. &. DoSgctt as Iolanthe, Miss /. Brooke
as Celia, Miss Kate Hurkamp as Queen OF
Fairies, and Captain Laughton a. Lord
Chancellor, were assisted by the best mu-
steal talent OF the town. Mr.. SOlon and
Captain Laushton made excellent hits.
Professor \. i. BrOwcring, assisted by
Miss Hattie Slaughter and Thomas King,
rendered the instrumental music with good
effect. The opera will be repeated tonight.
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whiteomb, CHEF engineer o. Tue ,rrea' IN ~,
few r days route through Panther Gap to
wiIliamsviIIe, Bath county. This looks 10
the extension OF the Richmond and Ale-
gbany by The Lexington division to Plus
burgh.
Milton CofTman, son 81 Jacob Coiiman,
living rear New Hope, n few days SIN me-
caught his ankle in the head block ., az ~
saw-mill in some way that rcsul!eu -
breaking tie leg in two places ana snt
ing the ankle joint, and, as our inlorinan'
says, makes Liable amputation oil the 'ii'D'
The Culpsper Exponent says: a reT
nights since the residence OF Mrs. amanu'
Hudson, in the Mitcbelrs-Station neigapoi,
hood, together with its entire contents anu
several out-houses, were totally destroyed
by fire. Not even the wearing appare' pe,
longing to her and her four children was
saved. Loss. about $1,000, and no III
surlncc.
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The Richmond Dispatch, in declining to
be drawn further into a discussion OF the
tariff question, refers the Culpeper ErpO-
neRt indirectly to the coming Lynchburg
Convention fer a solution of the problem.
Now, We didn't know that it was expected
that the delegates Of the people, when as
sembled in convention at Lynchburg,
would any specific doctrine on
the question, whatever may chance to he
their individual or collective sentiments in
the premises-whether for free trade, tariff
for revenue only, OF a tariff with protective
features. -Ffdnklin Gazette.
Another misunderstanding. What we
said to the Exponent was that the Lynch
burg Convention would "tell the story
What story! Surely whether the Expo
nent was right in prescribing the DiSpdtc'
and other papers which had opposed di
viding the Democratic party on the TART
question, or the Dispatch was right in try,
ing to keep down that question. Wemean
Mr.. Gazette, that the Lynchburg Conyen
ton will make no war upon Democrat.
such as GEORGES WISE, S. j. RANDALL. ID
W. VOORHEES,, Governor JOE Brown, &c,
&C., and will lay down no tariff plank in
Its platform.
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Personal.

Senator Colquitt has had a $4,000 man.
sion built for himself at Edgewood, Ga.
Theodore Parker is to have a $4,000
statue i'll Boston.
The late Captain c. c. DAILY. of Port
land, Me-, left S25. 000-his entire for
tune-to the Atlantic Lodge Of Free Ma
sons, Of that city.
When Francis Joseph, of Austria, travels
he takes a court chaplain and court altar
with him wherever he goes. The altar is
an old one. 1t wa made for Rudolph H.,
and was used also by Ferdinand l., by Jo-
seph |. while he was warning with the
Turks, and by the Inflated Macmillan Of
Mexico. The altar accompanied the pre-
sent Emperor on his journey to Jerusalem
In 1868, and to the opening Of the Suez
canal. Dr.. Bedar Dudik, travelling chap
lain and hiStoriographer, read mass before
this altar on the open sea.
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ExPLANAToRY.-We have had in type fol
some days n or more communication
which we desire to publish as soon as pos,
slble. What with the pressure of adyer,
tisements and kilograms, we have not
much space at our disposal each day. The
kilograms must go in the local news must
go in; the letters from the country must go
In; and OF course the advertisements must
60 III. When these are all in, there is often
little or no room for anything else. We
try to accommodate all our friends but
we frequently lad ii impossible TO succeed
in doing so.
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wICKEp For C~LERGYNEN.
Beeiingion' Barber county W. Va.

"Ibelicye II T. De all wrong and even wicked for
clergymen or other public mon 20 De- led into Civ
ing testimonials toquack doctors or patent mcdi-
cines, but when a really merit, rilus article. COM
posed OF valuable remedies known 20 IN. aHd that
all physicians use and trust in daily. we should
freely commend IL. ! therefore cheerfuily aud
heartily ommend Hop Bitters for the good they
have done me and nay friends, firmly believing
they have no Equal for family use. | VIII not be
without them.n Rev. y. R,
Washington. DC.
\ good Baptist clergyman Of Bergen. y. Ysa
strong temperance man, suffered with kidney troa-
BILE, neuralgia, and dizziness almost to blindness
over two years after lie WAS advised that Hop Bit
tiers would cure him, because he was afraid Of and
prejudiced against the word d" bitters.,- since his
cure he says none need fear but trust In Hop Bit
tiers.
My wife and daughter were made healthy by the
use Of Hop Bitters, and | recommend them to my
people.-Methodist Clergyman, Mexico, " Y.
had severe attacks Of gravel and Kidney trou-
BILE; was unable TO get any medicine or doctor to
cure me until | used Hon Bittcrs. and they cured
me In a short time.-A distinguished lawyer ana
temperance srator Of Wayne county. " Y.
tmy l-Tu,Thtw)&SaIml
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Gentlemen: The Hop Bitiers meet With large
sales and give general satisfaction; one case IN
particular YOU should know Of. Nr. John Il.
Green. 72s spring-Gard'n street. Philadelphia
Pa, has been suffering from kidney Affection
which suDerinduced rheumatism. lie tried phy-
slcians and remedies in vain. lie was obliged 70
take morphine 10 induce slcep, his trouble was 30
great. Reading your Advertisement IN The c"rts-
tan ut Work. he was prevailed upon by one 81 bis
daughters to try it. Three bottles effected a cure
and now he Is an enthusiast tor Hop BitcTs' He
Is one of the oldest residents IN the locality named
and known as a gentleman If unusual prchity.
HENET ToTTEN,
672 north Tenth street, Philadelphia Pa.
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The Richmond correspondent Of the
Petersburg bdes-Appeai ("B. B.") says
ait is more than likely" that the present
School Board Of Richmond will be turned
out. Upon whose authority is this state
ment madc3 Reccollect that the sase has
not yet been so much as argued before the
Court Of Appeals, and that Judge FRENCH
decided the Manchester case-almost the
same case as the Richmond case-in favor
OF the old Board, and that d. b. is reputed
to be Il Readjuster.
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TESTIMONY.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September 8, 1882.


Hop BDters Company;
lam seventy -four years old have IiVed t'rly-
four years in Philadelphia, and well known among
Germans. I have been troubled Twelve year wlun
a white swelling on M right foot, and getting
worse every year, and very painful and breaking
out I'm hot weather. | consulted several doctors,
and they told me It was Incurable' ana J wouIo
have To take 1t with me in the grave some 'ine
ago | lost my appetite, was costlye' hao hcaa'cne'
and fever: in fact, was very sick. 50" 'n inc
German Democrat that Hop Bitters was VIVA. :
needed. I got a bottle, took II one week anu vas
as well again as ever, and TO my gr'aucs' su'pI'
r,,h, from The first my swtlling went o W grad
ua,Iv. and I taking another bottle, got entirely well
OF IL. The wife Of my neighbor had Two sneh
s,yellIngs on her legs, and three bottles cured her'
| think this Is a great triumph for your bl'ters.
JOuS STOLL,
No. 4 Young's alley, above willow street,
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Union Theological Scminnry-'S3 An
n~ivcrsaries.
SECOND DAY.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.1


Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatcb.1
HAMPDEN-SDNEY, May 9, 1883.
The trustees OF the seminary have been
to-day literally obeying the apostolic in
junction of being "diligent in business
Ii is understood that many important or.
ders have been made. Steps have been
taken TO increase the amount OF instruction.
An assistant in the department of Oriental
Literature and in other branches of study
will be appointed at an early day. 4
fifth professorship is aboutto be established.
and the incumbent will be elected. II is
hoped and believed, within a twelyemontb,
Of course there must be an increase of
endowment for these purposes, and mea-
sures have been inaugurated to this end.
occasional lectures by other than the pro-
iessors. and by eminent men something
IKE the hampton lectureshipsJ will be
gwen. In a word, the friends and guar.
dams OF the seminary intend to keep
ABREAST OF the age. The last quarter OF the
nineteenth century is upon us, and the
iDiighting and expensive luxury Of oldfogy-
ism cannot be longer tolerated. At the
same time a conservative spirit viii ''rule
The hour" and nobody dreams Of slower
ing the standard" OF scholarly attainments.
a committee has been appointed land
WIN such a Hue and elegant gentleman on 1t
as the Rev. DIR. Charles White, with his
learned associates, 1t will be a success y to
devise and to put into execution measures
Tor making the anniversaries hereafter more
attractive to alumni, students, and the gem
public. This scheme VIII include mu-
steal. social, and other entertainments,
bringing together the men and attractive
and accomplished women OH this "conse-
grated e~lnlnence" during commencement
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JUNE -. IssI.

Hop BtnerS Company:
I have been suffering five years past with ncu-
ralgia. liver complaint. dyspepsia. and kidney
complaint, and ] have doctorci with fourteen
different doctors, who did me no good. Al last |
tried Hop Bitters, and after using 4 few bottles /
received a great benefit from .hcm; and n had
used Hop Bltters regularly / would have been well
before. know them o. Doe the Best medicine in
the world for nervous diseases of al kiuds.
JAMES COONIS.
Beeilngton, Barber county. ~. Va.
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Hop ButerS Cowpany:
Ihaye not been we'll f0rthrcc years; tried almost
every kind Of patent medicines ard no less man
seven doctors, one Of Elmira, y. ~ none nave
done me any good. ! finally tried your Hop Bit
tors. and found them just the thing. 1 have praised
Them 50 highly there f. a great number here who
use them with great benefit and satisfaction.
Very respectfully yours, IL HUNT
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NrTHE CHEAPEST SALE OF TIL
SEASON.

LINEN GOODS and WHITE GOODS from an
administrator sale in New York. 4 save Of
25 per cent. eau be made by buying these goods
Of rs.
PINK and BLUE-BLOCK sA~su-RIBBONs, 7
inches wide. at Goc. a yard worth 81;
| EXTRA FINE Iii BED-BLANKETS at 50 a
pair, would bring IS easy in TIE winter;
PARAsoLs and UMBRELLAS never were as
cheap before. We show an immense stock,
and our prices arc very low.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR Of our own manufac-
ture, the very best material, at low prices;
The cheapest sale of HANDKERCHIEFS ever
made in this city; HEMsTITCHED as low as
&c. for a good article;
Big bargains in BLACK and COLORED SILKS
and other DRESS GOODS;
LACEs and HAMBURG EDGINGs and IN
SETTINGS;
MATTINGs, CARPETS, OH-CLOTHs, and
RUGS at the o%ne-price store Of
LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE,
(sneoossoro TO Levy Drothcss),
my4 1O17 and 1919 Main street.
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General Lew Wallace writes from Con
stantlnople TO a friend in Charlottesville,
Ind. Speaking Of hooks, or rather Of
writing-good heavens, what an amazing
wealth OF material is lying here. just wait
Ing TO be picked up, begging to be used,
and 10 think nobody has ever touched II,
except poor old SIR Walter, and he only IN
his last days OF giory,u
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The stir In our
SILK DEPARTMENT
has been without q parallel. No wonder. when II
IS remembered that we are selling
ALL-SILK BROCADES at G9c. that we formerly
sold at $3.50;
SILK-FACE OTTOMAN at see;
GUINETT'S GROS-GRAIN SILKS at Gle. that
sell generally from soc. to 81;
PURE SILK CHINA OTTOMAN at 93c., cost
upwards OF $3.50 to import;
sATiNS and SATIN RHADAMAS at 67c. that
generally sell at from 81 to Sl.25;
The most superior makes and qualities of GROS-
GRAIN SILKS;
SATIN RHADAMAS, OTTOMANS. and other
TEXTURES at prices that are quite astound-
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..ccIALNoTuCEs.
- ENORMOUS REDUCTloNs'
o. g r.. M~rrTELDoRFER'

ID. Il r..
- p,oAn STREET,
have just receiver ,n,y GooDs. bought at recent
W. tory ~,uctlon sales In New iofn'
perc"psO.., cOIORED SILKS AT greatly re-
BLACh an.
duced prices r., eoc worth al:
M ACK GROS-GEAlN ro
bb.00, cDoe.GRAIN ILL at 93c. worth sl.oo;
pna oprn DRESS SILKS at 65c., regular price
Cos1Sn.
49," ~otrvFRFe MINIS YELLING, Al
BLACK CASh,n"nyf nr,xrtrcs All
BATROSS, ULACh
n
err Il : n, very low prices:
SUNSET . IN r,,Ja.
WHITE GOODS OF all kihus'
IINON DE DACCA at loo. worm Zoc''
hir, M n,cc, NJ Zoe. worth I5c.:
Inv, 49, n =, 90 worth lokc.:
MoShlNa ~ - -
CORDED PlQUEs at DC. worth o1o''
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srrpPsmL1. IxD., November l3, lssI.

sTIPPsHILL. IND., November l3, 1851.
no,r Cir. I have read 80 much about Hop Bit
tors. and always being afflicted with neuralgia
weakness. diseased stomach. never having much
bea;tb. I tried q couple bottles Il has Strength
ened and helped me more than any medicine OF
doctor. I am now on my third bottle ana am
thankfuI that IL has helped me. VIII ad,i'e All
,hat are afflicted 10 give it a trial. LUCY VAIL
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Uor funeral viii lake place NJ Inc THird Irt,ny-
terrain church nc 3 o'clock II. VI. "O-D:A1 Way
Sth. Friends aud relatives arc invited to at'ehu
without further notice.
Died. MAY A.. 1883, At 6 o'clock i; NJ after a
painful Illness. Mr.. AMt VIA IN INC seventy
sixth year Of his age.
Ills funeral viii take place from bis late resi-,
dence. in Henrico county, TODAY May 0thl ~ =
o'clock i. VI. Friends and aclualhlahces ih'iseu
To attend.
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CARPETS. OIL.CLOrHs. ac.

I HAVE JUST RECEIVED MY
- SPRING STOCK OF GOODS. CHINESE
g MIANfTl NE OF AL grades, OIL CI.OTHs and
and HOLLANDS, CORNiCE and coRxIcE
rokEs, LACE-CuRTAINs, &c. PAPER-
mANGiNGs or the latest designs. All orders
country. JEvxiStur W. VI
ap as-2m 1871 M,in street, Richmond, Va,
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OFFICE JEILOwAY Mt. \. A~ssoclATioN,l
JELLOwAI. o.. March l., lc5Z.
Hon Biaers M1noJdcturiNg Company:
| have been using your Hop nlttets and ind
them what You recommend them % be- for sidney
dlsease-yiz., superior to al others.
}. J.. HILDEREEASD.
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e- FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN

CHURCH Seventh street between Grace ara
Broadl-Rey. w. c. S%cHAEFFFE. p~astor.-Preach-
ing at IL 4. VI. by Rev. Mr.. MILLER. All well
come. Seats free.
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The latest freak in the way OF masquel-
AIDES is a costume that is intended 10 relte-
sent an oyster. What nextY why .sc pr
ture masqucraders will have a bottle OF ~
Bulls Cough Syrup moving among 'nc"''
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Ut WATERS.

JUST RECEIVING, FRESH FROM THE
SPRINGS,
VICHY-The best water known for Govt, Rheuma-
tism. and Dyspepsia.
CLYSMlE-From Waukesha, Wisconsin; most
highly recommended rs "A positive cure
for Diabetes aud Brights Disease.
SELTERS-The celebrated German Mineral Wa
ter, like both the above. delightful for
table use. and uncquallcd for diluting
wines and liquors.
For sale by OSCAR CRAM,
ap 29-2w No. IL Governor street.
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FANCY GOODS.

- IL ' l. ,,
WILL CLOSE HIS ENTIRE STOCK OF
CARRIAGE-WHIPS.
To do this lie has moved them down to one half
and two thirds their former price. To any one
needing a WHIP this Is the best chance you will
have in months.
want also to close out all our SAMPLE DOLLS.
Some are slightly soiled some are badly so. To
do this all our 81, sl.25, $3.50, and 50 DOLLS
are marked as low as 75c., and some Of them soc.
This will insure their speedy sale.
Ihave on consignment 1000 dozen TURKISH
BATH and BALL SOAP. to be sold at 35c. a
dozen, which IS less than the usual price at the
factory. Don't fail to &c; a box.
Our line Of HOUSEKEEPING GOODS and
TINWARE was never more complete, and will
be sold al bottom prices. When IN want call at
STEVENS,
ap % sos Broad street.
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pEATTnEW WORLD.

ROCKVILLE. CoyN.. March 6. 1852.
Hop Bitters Company:
have been taking your Hop biitefs Tor so'ei"'
weeks. and they beat thc world.
L.. LEWIS, Lewis ANlcs Machine.
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PIANOS, ORGANS. &c.
X RANCH 4 BACH PIANOs.sss2uv

os pT xrv me agents for this justly celebrated make
tome h IN they are unsurpase ed Tor richness of
si,S,,s. "uasney, volume and pathos. The touch Is
=. .ssteu, anu ne price very reasonable and se-
sominousting. Illustrated catalogues furnished on
amsa"oa VAST, JOHNSTON y CO..
rs" OIL Main s.rceL
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Mt MARSHALL-STREET CHRIS
TIAN CHURCH formerly known as Elba-Park
chapell.-Elder l.. A.. CUTLER will preach on
Lords day at IL A. NJ. and s Z. VI, and every eve
Ming during the week at s o'clock. The public are
cordially invited.
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Nj MONUMENTAL CHURCH-Rev.
J.. q. ARMSTRONG, d.. D.-Diylne service In TINS
church TOMORROW at IL a. VI. and . L. NJ.
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1t CLAY-STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH corner Of Adams and
Clay notwithstanding on SUNDAY MORNING at
IL O'Clock A. NJ. bv the pastor, Rev. :. s. LAM
BETH, and at night at 8 O'Clock 10y Rev. PAUL
WHITEHEAD. Presiding Elder. All are cordially
invited. Seats free.
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DEATHS.

Died. MAY lth, at s:15 \. NJ. ut inc reslacnovv Mr. -,
her husband, No. 1874 Seventeenth street. N"S'
JOHANNA &Ai!ER; aged sixty1thnrepgp INV ism-
The funeral VIII take place Io 1911, Cathedral.
Died. in fins city. May Sd. at thr rosidence9 81 Ne q
son-in-law. j. T. bryant. Mrs. T.
McGHEE. in The sevcnryIsecGnd year rprdchiIdren
ard . f,r,e circle of friends and relatives 10 mourn
their loss.
dearest mother, thou hast left us,
We thy loss most deeply lcel'
But It's GOd.whO hath bercft us,
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H BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH corner Broad and Tenth sircets)-Rey.
A.. G. BLEDsoR, the pastor. win preach nj IL 4.
W.. and s =. NJ. Subject At night, THE Fail Of
Nan and tie TWO Trees In the Garden of Eden"
Public cordially invited.
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~ SEVENTH-STREET CHRIS
TIAN CHURCH.-Rev. +. l.. POWELL, Of Hop
kinsville, KY, will preach on SUNDAY at IL A. NJ.
and 6 L. VI. All welcome.
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r1~TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH

t%cornero of Broad and Twentieth strects)-J. WILEY
BLEDsOE pastor.-Prcaching by pastor at IL 4.
W.. and at 7EP VI. Young mems prayer-meeting
ut =. NJ. Song service, assisted by the cornet,
from 4 to 81 l.. VI.
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VERTIGO, DrzzINEss. AND BLINDNESS.

NtNIIUV. UINIINI.""F N-EU HIfiFIF'|"
OFFICE UTICA MoRNISC UEnALp.l
UTICA. February l.. lre2.
Ihaye been troubled with vertigo since il-f july
and have suffered greatly every night after any
considerable eXertion from d@izziness and iilnd-
ness. tried two bottles # Hop Biticrs. and 'ince
then have been entirely relieved.
Respectfully yours, J'J. FLANAGAN
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WE WILL ADD THIS WEEK:

WE WILL ADD THIS WEEK:
% pair MADRAS CURTAINS at SO pair, the
usual price Of which l. SO;
44-TNCH WIDE NOTTINGHAM LACE, in firm,
good quality. at l5c. a ward.
200 pieces OF 24-INClI WIDE COTTON DlA-
FER ut Coo. Z piece Of ten yards;
Also. a large lot Of IRISH LINENS WHITE
LINEN LAWNS, and other white materials.
Our successful purchase Of this week IS COM
posed of $1,000 worth Of FRENCU NULLS, IN
white, and also ECRES in plain, striped, and
checked lace effects. with polka dot; Spanish
Lace pattern. pin-dots, and other designs. The
entire lot will be sold nj the Uniform price Of 25c.
a yard. The general value Of these goods is from
40 o. Csc. a yard.
Also, a large stock Of LACFS. SWISS and
NULL EMBROIDLkILS, suitable Tor trimming
them.
A large stock Of LADIES' UNDERWEAR of
overv descrirfIon. COTFN ~RHOTItERt,
uD If-SlSuEW Fourth and Broad streets.
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T@MANCIIESTER PRESBYTERIAN
CIiUECH.-Tho Rev. W. 4 ~EfcHARDsoS ID. d..
VIII preach I'm this church TOMORROW for the
pastor, who viii preach at the same time In Pow
hatau county,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-05

~ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Twelfth and Broad streetsl.-The pastor, Rev.
J. b. HAWTHORNE, D.. d., will preach Oh SUNDAY
at II 4. VI. and s +. 81. Subject of morning
discourse, &" Gods Thoughts All welcome. 2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-05

~ FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH Grace above S~h1fcrl-Rcy. PEYToN H..
HoGE pa~stor.-scrvices at al A.. VI. and 8 p. NJ.
seats free. Public cordially invited.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-05

III FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.-Rev. T. l.. PRESTON, ID. d., pastor.
Services at IL 4. NJ. and . u. W..