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DAN VILE.

sale DIVA ter-pOwrr PrOpcrty-'luternal-ReN
enue Office Arrangements-Public school
CONNIE nc ement-Up 10 Patrick Springs.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
JUNE 90, 1884.
Colonel +. b. Withers, as special CON-
missioner in the suit OF w. j. Crews, &C.,
against RodenhiZer, administrator, &C.,
sold at auction yesterday lot number OF
the Danvllle water-powcr property 10 Mr..
| Thomas J. Lee for $1,000. This lot fronts
one hundred feet on the canal and river
| lust above the free bridge, and is entitled
TO one-twelfth OF the water-power OF the
canal.
Captain w. 7. Robinson, appointed TO
| the intelna-revenue Office here some weeks
ago, has given bond Tor $4,000, the amount
required, but will not (by permission) en-
! ter upon his duties, those OF stamp-deputy
and chief OF the Office here, till about the
LIST Of July. About that time it Is expected
| $50 he informs mel that the bank at Roa-
nOke will have made arrangements whereby
| il can receive deposits from the internal
revenue Office, and then he will send TO
Roanoke by express every night the col
lections for the day.
The public schools are now passing
through their commencement exercises.
The primary schools had the Opera-House
Wednesday night; last night the grammar
schools had the house, and seats aud ases
were full. The cantata forest Jubilee
Band" was rendered, and there were recl.
tations. tableaux, and songs, and then
medals and certificates were awarded, aud
people came away devoted to the public
school system and proud OF their school.
| One OF the citizens has expended $4,000
in making fish-pond, has carp and other
varieties IN II, and now, according to the
directions for fish-culture, is proceeding TO
put on the borders OF the pond and in the
water the plants and shrubs; and this not
for amusement, but for pecuniary profit.
The ears on the Danville and New.River
railway run 10 Patrick-Springs depot,
which is five miles from the Courthouse,
and now named Stuart, In honor OF Gen.
eral j. II. b. Stuart. native OF Patrick
county. Within two weeks the track will
be laid three miles further.
The opening OF the road into Patrick
county promises to give new turn to the
developments OF the fruit interests OF that
region. About one hundred fruit-dryers
OF the evaporation pattern have alre ,dy been
shipped thither. Patrick Is said TO be one
OF The best counties for fruit In the State.
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NORFOLK.
Mayor Lamb and the Police Commissioner
Injunction Denied.
al tol m N IngDatcl.l

Mayor Lamb and the Police Commissioners-
Injunction Denied.
Especial telegram to the Dispatchl
JUNE 20, 1884.
The application OF Mayer Lamb for an
Injunction to restrain Police-Commission-
crs Il. Y. Zachery and Washington Taylor
in the exercise of what he alleged to be nm
lawful authority on their part in regard to
the control OF the Police Department was
heard to-day before Judge George Blow,
OF the Circuit Court. and denied on the
ground OF no jurisdiction by his court,
and Of no equity in the bill. The result
gives great satisfaction to the Democrats.
The matter may be taken to the Court OF
Appeals.
The cadets OF st. johns Academy, Alex
andria, who have been in camp at the Vir-
GINA Beach since Saturday last, will to-
morrow break camp and return home on
the steamer Jane Mosely.
In the Junius Rogers murder trial VIII
liam A. Kemp was tonight found guilty
of murder in the second degree and SEN
fenced to the penitentiary for five years.
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aTcK1soHAM COUNTY.
Dea,hs-The Crops-robacco and wheat
Observation-Disclosures

Lcgging-Poiitfcs.
CORRESPONDENCE Of the Richmond Dispa,ch'i
JUNE 10, 1894.
Mrs Judith b. Jones, widow u William
n ZONES. aged eighty-seyen, died at ner
home. New Store. this county, last week;
DIR. Thomas w. Xix, merchant anu
nhysician at Prospect depot, died suddenly
At Hixburg this morning while on pro
Sessional visit to the family OF his brother'
we have fine seasons for setting tobacco
plants, though Il was rather cool ior some
DAYS. ard our planters are generally through
with planting. no;.
MANY farmers are this week saving their
wheat crops. and whilst the quality Is good
the margin seeded is hardly an average.
The Department OF Agriculture places the
crop of the State at ten millions OF bushels,
hut others say seven and hall millions
will cover the yield.
Gold-minIng will soon be again in q
boom I'm this county. so say the knowing
ones. A late critical and rigid inyestiga-
tion OF one OF the mines has shown most
gratifying result.
The late freshcts in AppomattoX river
have enabled the loggers" to get their
rafting on good tide, and some one thou,
sand or fifteen hundred saw-logs wou'n
have been TO market but for "iam," which
has delayed progress, and willprobably con-
tinue to do so until another tide comes 10
take them of. Time and tide don't wall
for loo0ers nor for my others.
p. VI. Jones, the postmaster al New store
Office, has peen sick for some days, but i
getting on bis legs again, and VIII soon DC
around again.
Our good and true men OF the Demo,
cratic party were generally for Tilden ana
Hen bricks, the old ticket. but VIII 60
cheerfully for any nominee OF the Conyen-
ton Of the Sth Of July. They think II
uncanny for the Democrats to make 9
blundcr, and one quarter OF century Is
about as long as the party in power orghl
to be allowed TO keep up their plumber Of
the country. =.
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CITY oRDrvANCEs--Ceus,nu.d.


along the centre OF First street TO the corporation
line; thence eastwsrdIy along the corporation
line 70 point where sb0ckoe creek leaves the
poration line; thence southwsrdly along said
creek 10 point opposite the centre Of the raylne
north or Elicit street, thence westSardly along
the centre OF said rayine 10 the centre or Filth
street; thence southwardly along the centre Of
Fifth street 10 the centre OF jackson street thence
westwardly along the centre Of jackson street ~
the point OF beginning.
Fourth Precinct.-COmmencing Mt n point on
the corporation line opposite the centre Of Eigb-
tenth street thence sOuthwardy along the cen-
tire Of Eighteenth street 10 the centre Of Broad
street; thence westwaIdly along the centre
Of Broad street 10 The centre OF College
street thence northwardly along the centre OF
College street 10 the centre ol Marshall street /:
thence westwardiy along the centre Of Marshall
street 10 the centre OF Thirteenth street; thence
nOrthwardly along the centre Of Thirteenth stree.
TO the centre OF Clay itreet: thence westwardly
along the centre Of Clay street 10 the centre Of
Twelfth street; thence nOrthwardly along the
centre Of Twelfth street TO its junction with the
Shockoe creek; thence along ShockOe creek 70 It's
junction with TIE corporation line; thence east
wardy along the corporation line and Its angleo D.
the beginning,
A true copy from original
f.. {. HO'yARD.
je 2O-2t City Clerk.
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Adyices from Saigon announce that the
French policy Of territorial aggrandize-
ment in the Indo-Chlnese peninsula has
resulted in the transfer by King JoHS, OF
Csmbodia, Of the administration Of his
Government 10 the French Governor at
that place. The Departments Of Finance,
Customs, Justice, and Public Works and
The army have been placed under French
control. The abolition OF slavery viii at
once follow. A provisional civil Inst OF
800, 900 piastrcs 10 granted to the King, and
ample allowances are provided for other
members Of the royal family. AS con-
temporary remarks, the Importance OF this
total transfer 10 not to be measured by the
fact that Tor twenty years Cambodia has
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existed under French protcctorate. Inc
significance Of the event is rather 70 %
gagged by the light which It sheds upon
the purpose Of France to gain possession
OF the whole Indo-Chinese territory. IL
also suggests that England may consider
her interests In contiguous territory I'M
perillcd, in which event serious compiica-
tion NAV follow.
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The Philadelphia Times, commenting on
,he recent declarations in the Washington
says: "What is wanted is
some auditors that will aHdit once in a
while.v Exactly. Democratic auditors.
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A G 4 X ID g.

A c y r d.
/ would most respectfully call attention 70 my
numerous friends and the public in general that
am selling the finest stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
ever offered in this city at 25 per cent below
cost having been instructed by the creditors OF the
MsFIT STORE
to turn the stock into cash with little delay as
possible The stock Is all the spring purchase
fresh. stylish goods, sizes complete:
MEMS SUITS, YOUTHS SUITS,
BOYS SUITS. CHILDREN's SUITS.
\ large stock Of FINE PANTALOONS,
HEAVY and LIGHTWEIGHT OVER
COATS,
ALPACA COATS, SEERSUCKER COATS,
WHITE VESTS, at the
MISFIT STORE, 9l2 MAIN STREET.
\. VI. KELLEY, Trustee.
Special inducements 10 merchants. jc II
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The uomeopathic Convention.

A Deer Park (Md.) telegram OF Thurs
day says: In the Homeopathic Conven-
ton this morning DR.. bowling. OF New
York, as one of the committee on the cues
ton OF an American cO-editOr-in-chief on
the revision Of the Mdterid MediCd, made
a report recommending that an editor be
appointed to work in unison with DR..
Hughes, OF England, and named DR.. J. p.
Dake, Of Nashville, Tenn. The recon-
mendation was adopted. :Dr. !. T. Tai
bot. chairman of the Intercollegiate
Committee, reported that eleven col
leges, represented In the institute, had
unanimously voted to require from
the sessions of 1885 and 1856 a thor
ough examination in the branches OF good
English education, mathematics, and natu-
raj philosophy. Dir. Allen, of New York,
was elected pr' sident of the institute, and
Or. Cowperthwaite. Of Iowa, vice-presi-
dent; DR.. T.. n. Kellogg, OF New York,
was elected treasurer for the tenth con-
secutivc time; DR.. j. C.. Burgher, Of Pitts
burgh, was reelected as general secretary !;
Dir. z. NJ. Strong, Of New York, was re-
elected as provisional secretary. The pre-
sent Board Of Censors was reelected. DR..
II. ID. Paine, OF New York, was reelected
as Necrologist.
There were reported as existing % State
societies, with 2,3S4 members; % general
hospitals, providing last year for 10000
patients; 8. special hospitals, costing
S1,700,0 900, with $3.50 patients. The
charges against DrS. Pearson and Cate, Of
Washington, as preferred by the Washing
ton Homeopathic Medical Society, for vo-
lation OF the code Of ethics and conduct I'M
becoming physicians, &C., was reported
upon by the CONS ittee OF Seniors-i. e.,
Drs. j. Z. Dake, OF Nashville; l. Il. Tai.
bot, OF Boston, and DR.. Ball-and were sus-
tanned by this Committee Of Seniors.
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The Tribune says the Democrats can
nominate any candidate they please.
Yes, and they can elect any candidate they
nominate, for the reason that they will not
nominate any but the right sort of man.
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The New York Tribune says: "The
spelling Of the Maori Kings Christian
name is a little doubtful, but it is pro-
nounced .TAFFY.'" The Tribune cer-
tainly should not be i'll doubt on the SUBJ
ject after the pronounced "tafy" it has
given us on the enthusiasm for BLAINE"
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PROPOSAL.
~>--~--0~'~-~ - ... - - =
Two CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

SEALED PROPOSALS will he received until
THURSDAY, JUNE GOTH,
at IL NJ, for.
BUILDING A NEW ENGINE-HOUSE
on corner Cumberland and Laurel streets. Plans
and specifications can be had on application TO j.
j. King, chairman of the Committee on Fire De-
partment, corner First and Broad streets.
The committee reserve the right to reject any
or all bids. J.J. KING
ie20-4t Chairman.
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SUITS AND PANTS FOR BOYS

This Is the week thar boys, as well as girls mus
be " fixed up" school, close, aud then, perhaps.
the boys won't have fun.
Molhers. If It's an everyday, knock.about.
wear-resisting" suit, at very low price, that
you want for your boy, youu find such HERE In
large variety. ON the other hand, If what he ht-
will answer for play, and you've decided To ect
your boy something "real nice" where else
would you 90 for IL? There is a certain neatness
and style about the 1t Of our Boys and Children
Clothing that no other dealer herr abouts, "a, ea>,
has equaled, and the boys know it just as well "a,
their parents. In Boys separate Pants Iwe'rc
showing every conceivable color, material, amt
shape.
There's not 4 clothier In the United STATE.
naming LOWER PRICES for FIRsT-CLAS>
GOODS than
IL. SCHW ARZSCHILD,
Marble Hall,
els corner Fourteenth and Main streets.
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TRINITY CHURCH Corner
Twentieth and Broad streets) .-Preachng at IL
A. NJ. and 81 Z. NJ. by Gev. j. WILEY BLFDsoE'
the pastor. The members are all requested TO lie
present at the morning service with their centen-
NAL offerings. Young mems prayer meeting from
e tod p NJ.
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MT ST. JOHNS PRO- ESTAN L
EPISCOPAL CHURCH (Twenty-dfth and Broad
.treetsl-Rey. LEWIS WILLIAM BURTON. rector.
Service and sermon at / A. NJ. and +. NJ. sun
day school at 9.l5 A. N. cordial inyit1tion TO
al
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Lieutenant.GOvernO Lewis Seriously
Hurt
Hurt.

by telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.l
HARRIsoNBURG. VA, June 20.-Lieu-
tenant-Governor John +. Lewis, while on
his way home this evening, when about
three miles from town, was thrown from
his sulky by the horse running away, and
it is feared re is internally injured.
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III FIRST PRESB T E RI n n
CHURCI.-The pastor, Rev. Il. =. KERR VIII
preach at Mozart Hall at ! / 4. NJ. and i. NJ
seats free. All welcome. Sunday-school In same
place at $50 AN.
Communion service at the close OF the morning
sermon.
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Nine. Taglioni has left several manu-
scripts OF most interesting anecdotes-in
fact, regular memoirs, furnishing very Gu
rious revelations about the society Of Ber-
lin. Vienna, and Paris in 1910; also some
piquant details concerning the Belgian
Court in the time OF King Leopold l. 1t
is yet undecided whether they will be pub
lished
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EuuccnI Notice.

The funeral Of JACKSON TINSLEY VIII e
D. cached from the First African Baptist chnrch
SUNDAY. June I'D, at O'Clock Il. ~ ,n A..
and acquaintance respectfully lh''eu W az
tend.
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General GRANT is said to have with
drawn from the Northern Methodist
Church." Now we know he is out OF
politics.
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The Independents are authority for the
statement that whether LOGAN's knowledge
of grammar has improved or not he will
not be able TO parse muster.
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Mr.. HENRY WATTERsoN says that he IN
tends to 90 to Chicago "with free foot"
Ii HENRY tries to run the Convention it will
not be his first bOotless errand.
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"a Chicago liquor-dealer failed within
a week after the meeting Of the Republican
Convention" Evidently he was not jul
dicious slate-maker.
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ry- MARSHALL-STREET Oh K Is
TIAN CHURCH between Graham and Hancock
notwithstanding by l.. a. CUTLER at IL a.
NJ and S:l5 L. VI.
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METHODIST

Ny CLAY-STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH corner of Adams and
CLAY notwithstanding on SUNDAY MORNING
at IL o'clock and at sl5 o'clock L. NJ. by the pas
tor. Rev. JOSEPH II. RIDDICK. All are cordially
invited. Seats free.
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NET SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
(corner of sixth and Main streets. -Preachng at
ia. VI. and s:l5 PM. by the pastor, Rev. w.
W. LASDRUM.
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~FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. j. u. HAWTHORNE, ID. D., will deliver his
vailed! Glory sermon at IL NJ. Rev. W. WHORE
will preach at 81 p. VI. u
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MEETINGS.

CIR WALTER RALEIGH LODGE, NO.
- ga. SONS OF ST. GEORGE-0n and
members are requested 10 meet at their nall. cor
ner sixth and Marshall streets, at 81 O'Clock L; VI
THIS DAY Saturday, June 2lstl, TO pay Tue lasl
tribute of respect 10 Brother W. +. WINTERS, OF
ST. Georges Lodge. No. ], scranton, Pa. All Eng
lshmen and friends are respectfully invited ser
vice at 81. James church at L. NJ. 1e 2l-llf
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NJ THIRD PR S b Y T L II / 4 n
CUURCH.-Sunday school at $50 \. VI. Rev. r..
r. HowISoS, pastor. ut IL a. NJ. and Il M'
TOMORROW. Seats all free.
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Al exchange rcwarks that the Chicago
ticket might have been worse. Yes, they
might have made it KEIFER and BOUTELLE.
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The hardest duty the Republican Com
mittee will be to devise means OF rendering
crow Dalatable.
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nj MONUMENTAL CHURCH. d.
vine service nj IL M Sermon by Rev. PRES
Toy G. NASH. No night service at the chapel
Sunday school at $50.
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,-.-.-.,- a,c.d preparations.

DISTINGUISHED CoMxENpAIloN. c - MISS
Parioa, Of the famous Boston Cooking
school. says: 81 have used horsiora as
Bread Preparation Nth per{ect, success ior
bisc,l,t. rolls. bread, and cake"
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nYGRACE-STREET PREsBITE-
RIAN CHURCH. services ut IL O'Clock a. NJ.
aud 81 =. 81. Preaching by the Rev. THOMAS
DREW, ID. ID.
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MT FULTON BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. PERCY G. ELsoM will preach al II a. NJ.
and at S:15 p. VI. TOMORROW. All cordially
invited. sunday school ut Q A. NJ
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M BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH (corner Broad and Tenth streets).-Rey'
A. G.. BLKDsoE, the pastor, viii preach at j. A. Ne
and s:l5 p. NJ. Subject at night, " Na'man' The
Leper, and His Cure"
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NJ CENT ENARY METHODIST
CHURCH.-Rev. ii. c. CHEATnAM viii preach at
IL 4. NJ. and the pastor, Rev. z. A. PETERSON, at
S:l5 y. NJ.
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BRIEF COMMEN1.

1t is evident that the BLAINE papers do
not like Saratoga chips.
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As vet "Honest" JOHN SHERMAN has
failed to investigate the Ohio kukluX out
RACES.
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R7- PARK-PLACE NJ EFT II . DI L
CHURCII-services 10y The pastor. subjects IL
A. NJ, 1.-The Discovery Of Lost Art; 81 L. III
What Is Needed In Richmond"
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M SECOND PRESBYTERIAN.-
Dr.. HoGE at Ii 4. VI. and 8 Il. NJ
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M GRACE-ST X L I BAPTIST
CHURCH tcorner Grace and Foushoe streetsl.-
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. WILLIAM +. HATCH-
Err, ID. d., at IL o'clock 4. M.and at SID O'Clock
| L. NJ on SUNDAY.
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T FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Broad ana
GraceJ-Rev. W. G. sCHAEFFER, pastor'-Preaeh-
ing at IL A. VI. and at p. u. All welcome
Seats free.
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NJ FRENCH BRANDY.

Direct importation Of JAMES HENNESSG "
CO.'S BRANDY, in wood and glass, for sale by
e13-2w OSCAR CRANE & co.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, May 90 1884 bT Rex; EsIhs sa Man Man
rs u .oTTE - MEssLER; both OF this city.
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MT FOURTH PRESBYTERlAN
CHURCH (Grace above Shafer)-Rey. PEYToS III
noGE pastor.-Servces At IL A. NJ. and $40 L
N. seats free. Public cordially Invited.
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n VI L L A-AIT.
OFFICE CITY COLLECruR.(
RICHMOND, VA, june /, 1854.
This office wiz be open daily between the hours
OF O'Clock 4. VI. and 8 O'Clock +. W. from the
10TH TO TUE SOrH DAY OF JUNE inclusive
for the purpose OF receiving from all persons
TAXES DUE To THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
ANY person who shall fail TO pay the whole or
one half of said taxes within the time 50 limited
Will be considered delinquent, and viii be charged
penalty Of per cent. upon the total amount
thereof and Interest at the rate OF per centum
per annum. a. r. MOODSoN,
tes-td city Collector.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

NOTHING LIKE IT.-NO MEDICINE
~ has ever been known in the South SO eifectual
In the cure Of all those diseases arising from an
imppre condition Of the blood rs ROSADALlS.
the Great Southern Remedy for the cure OF
Scrofula, White Swellings, rheumatism, Pimples,
Blotches Eruptions, Venereal Sores and Diseases,
Consumption, Gotre, Bois, Cancers, and all kim
bred diseases. R0SADALlS pnrihes the system,
brings color 10 the cheeks, and restores the suf-
ferer TO a normal condition of health and ygor.
ROsADALIS. the Great southern Remedy,
cleanses the blood and gives permanent beauty to
the skin. je 2l.d2t&wtt
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OFFICE CITY CoLLrcron.}
OLIyE-OIL.
CoURMETs oLIyE-0IL.

GOURMETS OLIVE-0lL.
We have just received from steamera
FRESH LOT OF THIS CELEBRATED OLIVE
oil.
We have sold this OIL for many years past aliu
It's uniform and superior quality has recommended
Il 10 all who have used H.
Ask for
GOURMETS 0LlvF-0iL.
PURCELL, LADD s. CO.,
mhl2 Wholesale Druggists
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Mt WEST-MAIN-STREET BAPTIST
| CHURCH (corner Main and Beech streetsl.-
Preaching by Rev. THOMAS j. SHIPNAN al II
O'Clock A. NJ. and Rev. j. WILLIAM JONES, d. D''
| at 81 Z. ". All are welcome.
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r2r JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY
BALTIMORE.

Programmes of the work proposed In the Uni
yersity and collegiate courses for the next aca-
demic year will be sent on application.
je l4-Sa3m
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n-sEVENTU-sTREET CHRIS

TIAN CHURCH.-Thc pastor, Rev. II. c. CAVE,
will preach on SUNDAY at IL a. NJ. ana $40
NJ
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mr. DEMONSTRATION METHODIST

III UNIO4N- . It Il IV-' III II IT
CHURCH (corner Twenty -iourth and streetsl'-
Preaching at II A. NJ. by Rev. i. A. PETERSON.
Subject: Progress Of Melh0dism." The pastor
will preach at $50 r. NJ. on " The Life and Times
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