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,arrier, H.coai7o; DO. MARYLAND ana N,

carrier, siooGi75: do. Maryland and
Delaware, crate, IoN0oc.: do. basket,
4'NiS,c.
plums-Wlld goose. carrier. sl.25l 10;
do. case. 'Gn75c.; do. barrel and carrier
Grapes-Florida, case. si.5od3.r
Pears-Leconte. barrel. $2WnJ.2J; 30.
crate. 5oa75c.: do. Maryland and Della
ware, crate. sl.W. -
Watermelons-Hu Sl2. 0oq2OD; do.
carloads SluDUOd2DpW.
Apples-M Maryland and Delaware. crate.
4On1Jc.
Hucklcberries-Maryl and Delaware
quart. 4GIc.
ucumbers-Norfolk. barrel, si.25gl.5o;
do basket, 40uJDc.
Egg Plant-rlorida half-barrel, " p
Nl.15: 90. barrel or crate. S2On3.vo; DO.
Charleston. basket. To. nS1.VO
Onions Maryland, potato, basket. sl,W
Ml.f2. do. barrel. S2.pOff22J: do. VIZ
ginia. potato. barrel. si.Tjd2o0; do. bas-
ket, SIC nsioO; do Tennessee. barrel
S2.25G325. ,,
Pota,oos-Rose. S1.50u2.O0: do. Chill.
red. s1.25fii.T5 DO. cuts. 5oc.MSl.W. .
Tomatoes Florida. choice. carrier, - w
Gl25; common. carrier, 0ln1sc.i Mis-
sissippi, case, 75GS do. Norfolk, car
ricr. 81 .0DngOO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-13

Many Teachers Present The Ne" Council
Elects Officers.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, July H.
special.-There are three hundred and
TWENTY-FIVE normal teachers in atten-
dance upon the Normal School ana inter
esting sessions are held I'm the school
building each day from o'clock \. NJ.
until L. vi.
The new city Council held their first
meeting last night ana elected lie loi-
loving officers for the ensuing term.
S. NJ. Keller, chief Of Police; John NJ
Calvin Clerk to Council; Ellis +. Harris,
superintend ant Water AMI sewerage w.
@ PAYNE. Overseer Of Poor II. y. Jar
man. Auditor: $. Y. S0uthall, Attorney >
Or. l.. T.. Flanagan, Physician; \. g.
Ruchor. Street Commlssi)ner T. W .
Nelson President OF the Council Ihe
s,lary Of the Chlcf OF Poli"e vas re-
ducfd from 500 per year 10 vs., pny-
stefan from $40 to $50 and that OF the
Superintendent OF Water ana Sewerage
was Increased from 500 10 &ro.
Professor John -. Minor. Of the Uni
ver,,tv. who has been quite Ill for sew
eral days. is reported much better to-
day.
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KNOILE.-Died. Thursday, July. llth'
at q 4. NJ. HENRY KNOLLE, ST. IN
the sixty-nfth year of his age. lie was
a native of Hanover. Sernahy- 49,
Johns German Lutheran church at +:
NJ. SATURDAY, July 18th. Friends ana
acauaintances respectfully invited 10 at
lnterment. Hollywood cemetery. 2t'
sNiITHIE.- at the residence Of
his parents 40 north Iwenty-hith street
Linn BIRFORD infant son OF G. W.
ana NJ. l.. Smithe; aged eleven months
and twcnty-one days ,.
Funeral from the above residence THIS
Saturday EVENING at 4 o'clock.
NcCANN.-Died. at her residence. No.
sos west clay street at a.3l a. NJ, july
~. 1895. Mrs. CATHARiNE McCANN.
relict Of Charles Mccain.
Due notice or funeral viii be given.
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su.re,,.e Court Proceedings.

WYTHEy!LLE, VA, July Especial.
The Supreme Court proceedings to-day
were as follows:
Jackson Rakes VS.. Ru5tin Mining ana
Manufacturing Company. IRON aaron
count. Argued by Judge }, II. Fuitoh LOT
appellant and Robert Crockett Tor appel
lee. and submitted.
cox's Executors vs.. Crockett. ct al.
from Wvthe coLnty. Partially argued by
F. 3. Blair ard Jos. W. caidweli Tor
appellant and Walker and Caldwell for
appellee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-13
CHICAGO LIVE sToCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS, ILL, June
Observation-Disclosures 400; market
strong. and i'm some cases 501Oc. higher;
common TO extra steers. S3.3uaGuO; stock
ers ana feeders, S2.2uN4uV, cows and
bulls. Sl.JOu3.f5, Texans, $3.50 10.
Hogs Receipts. 5000. market Jnlvc.
higher early, but later the advance was
lost. heavy packing and shipping lots,
Si.nUHJ2f, common TO choice mixed,
S4.711fj.114; choice assorted, t1.uvHJ.-''
light. siZ5H4.15. pigs. S43f2d 4.cti2.
Shoep-Keceipts. 900, market Tor .heep
firm and lambs weak, inferior to chOlce,
SI.IJuI25; lambs, Sj.oOuj.iJ.
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CINCINNATI. o.. July 12.-Flour quiet
81 Il unchanged
Wheat quiet: NJ. red, &c.
Corn firm: No. white. track, 4Sc.; NO.
mixed. iSc.
Oats firm. 40. mixed. track, &c.
Pork duh and unchanged.
Lard weak. steam leaf, SG.75; kettle
lard SGT5.
Bacon dull: loose shoulders. 500. short
ribs SG.7J: short clears. 500.
Dry sailed meats dull and unchanged.
Whisky quiet at Sl2i
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PORT or WEST POINT. July j. 1895.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett. Balu-
more, passengers and general cargo.
SAILED
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett baiu-
more, passengers ana general c"lsV'
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re: mixed. &C. to T2c.; shortberry. &c.
10 nc; No. 2 red. re,
. white. slc. TO BE. No. 2 mixed. Toe.
10 sic. ne, ,,,,
/. mixed aOc. TO 5o'ac
IVe--talc to &c.
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WILMINGTON, y. g., July l2-Rosin
firm at Si11i2. good DO, $l.22i9.
spirits Of turpentine firm; machine,
2J4c., irregular. 2Jac.
Tar firm at sl.3O.
crude turpentine steady; hard, Sl.2O;
soft, Sl7O; virgin. 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-13

Deputy Sheriff Eugene Monroe. Of Lou
doun equity. called Mt the Office OF he
Auditor Of Public Accounts yesterday
after delivering at the pen'tentiary
Charles II. Stewart, colored. sentenced
10 one year and eighteen months I'M
prlsonment for grand larceny
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D f's M
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. j. q. HERNDON at IL A. NJ. NO
service at night.
wEsT-END MISSION (cHRrsTIAN)-
1906 west Cary street.-Sundav school s:D
A. NJ Prayer-meeting every THURSDAY
night at o'clock. Public cordially in
vited.
FIRST ENGLISH l. u T II h II y
church Seventh and Grace Streets, rev.
J. A. MOREHEAD, pastor;-Seryices
promptly at go Sunday MORNINGS; Prayer
meeting Wednesday nights AZ I. NJ
The public is invited. Strangers are cor
daily welcomed.
UNION GOSPEL MISSION 3COKNEn
Eighth and Main streets). Interesting
meeting on Sunday afternoon at O'clock
also. every night through the week az
o'clock. conducted by Mrs X. NJ. SLo-
YER and co-workers.
RRoAD-sTREEr MISSION HALL
~ east Broad. open every night
Monday prayer-rneeting every day eN-
cept Sunday The Christian Alliance,
designed to promote deeper Sht'sp Al,
life. meets every friday hisn'' '
welcome.
LIFE AND ADVENT CHRISTIAN
Church (Gatewood's Hal Sio west bLoau ,
al go A. NJ. Conference and prayer az
III A. NJ Preaching at $3.50 z. NJ. ioI-
lowed by communion service. prayer
meeting every Wednesday night az
O'clock and Bible study every TUESDAY
night at AZ south Beiyidere street.
MIzPAH CHURCH CHESTNUT HlLL)
Divine worship each LcrdS aay az II
An sabbath school al $50 a NJ
Praver-meeting Mt s 4. NJ. on Nednes-
dav. Rev. II. b. PRAI / VIII cohiucl inc
service tomorrow morning.
MARSHALL. STREET CHRISTIAN
church Marshall street. bet. Graham ana
HancoclD Rev. IA. &. GARRISON. pas
tor Service at II 4. NJ owing 10 40.
s.nce of pastor there viii be no h4snt
service. Sunday school at $3.50 A. NJ.
Christian Endeavor. 1:l5 +. NJ. sunday.
seats free. Public cordially invited.
sEvENTH-sTREET c II II I ST A
church (Seventh and Grace streetsl hevv
JABEZ HALL. pastor. -l'reachlns an,,,.ji
a M No services at night. keN. : Neit.l
| HALL will preach at S;lo i. NJ. an ihilt
| christian church. Sunday school AZ
$40 A. NJ Prayer-meetng az SID J.; ".
| wednesday. Seats free. Pubic oora'aNy
invited.
THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET
ire of the BAPTIST Sunday-ochool NHo
citation Of Richmond and Manchester WIN
bo held with the 'irace-Strcet scnooi oi,
tomorrow Sunday afternoon az a.,
o'clock. Rev. Il. II. PITT, d. d., VIII
address the meeting.
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4P. N. Prayer-meeting "Wednesday at
s p NJ Seats free Visitors welcome.

THE CHURCH OF THE HOLY Trim
ity Ia memorial ~ Bishop Moore, FRO,
fcstant Epiycopai church. north Laurel
street. ouposite Monroe PARK. Rev.
J. j. GR4VxTT. rector Morning prayer
ana sermon al IL A. NJ Evening prayer
and sermon at s:l5 +. NJ. Holy Communion
On frst Sunday in each month at II A. Nj.
ond On third Sunday at 1880 a. NJ. Chill
dren's service first Sunday afternoon at
4 q clock. Other services announced from
chancel on Sunday. Sunday school meets
az e.ao A. NJ. In Sunday-school building
ar rear OF church: entrance through ves-
thule OF the church.
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nnrrroN MARK ETs.

NEW YORK. July 12.-Cotton easy;
middling gulf, ~ middiing. ~; gross
rece,p,s. i,sz' bales; forwarded. 40
hsies. sales. $40 bales. ali spinners' stock,
,@, -, bales. Futures closed barely
sfca6y. July. $50: August, 6si Eeptem-
- + 10. october. col, November, DcJ;
December. 100: January, LOO February,
no. March, ZIG; sales. i2.v" pales'
xv.eklv-Cross receipts. 3,s92 bales. ex-
,orts TO Great Britain. $50 bales: Cont
ncnt : $50 bales, forwarded, ]. lot bales;
eeies 1920 bales: spinners. 292v bales
Total to-day-Net receipts, 3Gs bales;
exports TO Great Britain 20 bales; Con
tiH,nf li5 bales. stock, Se1, 2os bales.
Total so far this week-Net receipts,
p e-e balos. exports 10 Great Britain,
~, bales: Continent, 6'3 bales.
Total since september lst-Net receipts,
r eo> 012 bales: exports to Great Britain
. iic, s9l bales; France, 'f-'l"' pai's' Ooh-
tinant. 2.4Ua.,i3 bales. .
~ltV ORLEANS. IA. July l2.-Cotton
fniures quiet but steady safes, %oWp
baioe. July. G.J6: August. do'' september
cember. G12: January, OiIi February
ON 19-i,5,jT'RP0of July u -Noon.-Cotion
feosnd limited and prices unchanged
smnrirsn middling. 23-32; sales. t,Wp
bales. American. 600 bales; specula,lo y,
l lxrort $40 bales. Futures opened
grno and demand moderate, july ana
srrnsf. 3 fl-G1ff3 fi-G4: August ana
srrfcmher. 44-6i03 A3-Vi; January ana
Tehrnarv. 2 ln-Gfn3 5i-6i. Futures easy.
'r,ntcre $40 bales new dockets and 200
lalfs old dockets.
- M. American middling, low mid
5iirr clause. July and August, 42-tl.
vain.. August and September. 44-i,i,
sellers: September and October 3 4'-nl.
,,,..,s. October and November. i6-0iff
- S--ef sellers: November and Deccm-
Ior t,-GlG3 aS-Gi sellers. December
.rf January. 3 le-Gi13 4o-Gi. sellers;
January and February. 3 io-Gip3 aV-gt,
s,Tore. March and April. i2-cili3 800,
sellers. Arril and May. o3-6i0i3 oi-Oi,
hnvors Futures closed quiet.
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sP. NJ. At night the Rev. II. II. HAIR
RIS. ID. D., will preach his last sermon
to this congregation prior 10 his removal
vsted.
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LONDON. July 12-Bar silver, 30i4d
=. M.-paris advices quote 3 per cent
IontDs al lo2 francs and 222 centimes
Tor the account.
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ST. LOUIS. MO, July 12-Flour dull;
Iatent, S3.J313oj; fancy. S2Wu3.oO;
choice S2.OJn215.
Wheat higher; July. &C; August CGIsc. I;
September. Gilc.
Corn higher. July. 4Okc. September,
421~M12i4c: December. 3liac.
Oats higher: July dc; September,
23l.1&3hc. May, Z6igc.
rOrk-Standard mess. Sl22Tia.
Lard-prme steam, SG.OO; choice,
SG3Ti5.
Bacon-Shouliers, S637i5: longs 500,
clear ribs. SO S1lb: short clear. >I.r
DRY Sailed Maats-ShOulders. SOC 2;
longs SG@7t3; clear ribs, $3.50, short
clear, SG1j.
Hlgn wines stoady at Sl2i.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. VA. July ~. 1870
Offerings Wheat. PA bushels; corn
tmlAedJ. 100 bushels.
10 bushels.
SuotstiSns. WAeat-l.ongberrXA &c. 10
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Cash quotations were as follows: tlOuf
was dun and neglected, with feeling
stcaiicr but prices unchanged; No. =
spring wheat, GGss dGpic.; No. red. GUl
GG7i.r. SO. . corn. I5i5dfTic. No Q
oats. -aic.. mess pork, sll.2oa ll.3o. lard,
SG.@yi 1f37i.. short rib sides SGlJ0G.2V;
dry saltei shoulders. S5.2lN5.3Iis. short
clear sides. SG15NGSIh; whisky, Sl2A
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MONUMENTAL CHURCH, REV, FEN
NER ). STICKNEl, rector.oServiee, a.
II A. NJ. Sunday school at 9.i5 A. NJ.
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SUNDAY CHURCH NOTICES


GRACE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Grace and fOushee streets. Rev.
WILLIAM Y. HATCHER ID. D.. PASTOR
Sunday school at 0 A. NJ. Preaching at
II A. III. and S15 T. NJ. by the pastor.
Regular prayer-meeting Wednesday night
a S.l5 O'Clock. Young Peoples Union sun
dav afternoon AT o'clock. Young mems
praver-meeting Saturday night at SIS
o'clock.
VENABLE STREET BAPT1S T
church corner OF Nenable and Twenty
first streets)-Rev. J. 5. Dill, ID; p3
notwithstanding at II \. NJ. and 40
l.. NJ. every Sunday. Young mems meet
ing Tuesday night. Regular prayer-meet-
ing on Wednesday night. Seats free. Cor
dial welcome 10 all. Is
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, COR
ner Grace and Pine streets. Rev. IL. A.
BAGBY. notwithstanding N II 4. VI.
and y. NJ. Sunday school at a.
A. Prayer-meeting and lecture Wednes-
day night, and young men prayer-meet-
Ing Saturday night. Seats free and
hearty welcome to all.
WEST VIEW b 4 L I 5 7 CHURCH
corner Cary and Meadow streets). Rev.
]. NJ. MERCER, pastor. Worship on sun
day: Sunday school. $50 4. n; Preach
Ing at III 4. NJ. and y. NJ. Boys meet
ing at 3 4. IL YOUNG Peoples Union at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-13

CHICAGO. ILL. July l2.-Connicting
i,.|..,fnafiou continues 10 arrive from the
Northwest to-day regarding me sPiiHS
wheat crop. Damage reports were sun
numerous. but the acnlais ana dispatches
showed that the brilliant prospects were
fully as great in number ana from '4uhi-
lv as reliable people. Inc wheat I"'o
,tas sun confused by this contradictory
news but on the theory tnat 'he sIalh
ia ourr 90 injury. but 10 further improve
mont r0sslbie. the market showed great
etrarein Part Of the good FEELING was
carrie. over from yesterday, anu lhe
remainder was largely received from III
ciruar. once the advance was started
tbs continent became almost unanimous
for higher prices. some selling during
rhn session caused recessions. but IN the
end there was fair gam over yesterday
Tho nigh point reached during the morn
INK was about Oi2 points above the *
IRENE inside established early IN the
week September wheat opened from
a. glT1a.c.. sold between ts'sc. ana &c,
closing at csc, lnlisc higher than yes
torday. Cash wheat was firm and aver
ara1 iT1hc. higher than yesterday.
corn shot up like "a rocket during the
first part of the day. and remained iirm
al "a partial decline from the OUTSIDE
during the remainder OF the session. nc
shorts had not yet forgotten tne low
farmers reserve. The determination in
their manner and the percmptOry cover
ing that took place tended TO make
holders wary of selling. so that orders
were executed at continually apprcciat-
ing prices september corn opened at
disc. advanced to i6i2c.. and closed at
4.,.c.. 1i,0la.c. higher than yesterday.
Cash corn was lisn2c. higher than yes
tcrlar.
oats were relegated 10 obscurity to-
day. Neither for activity nor strength
were they worthy of particular notice.
They mildly responded to the strength
of wheat and corn by remaining COM
paratlvely steady. 1t was generally be-
icved. however that had il not been
for the improvement in the other mar
kets oats would have declined. the un-
dcrt0nc being far from strong one.
September oats closed re under yester-
day. Cash oats sold from steady prices
TO bc per bushe higher.
PROFESSIONALISM advance occurred in
provisions subsequent 10 the improve
mrnt. The tendency Of wheat and corn
caused am advance in live hogs. Selling
by brokers who were believed TO be act
ing for the Armour interest also detract-
cd from The hrmnes s. however, and every
thing declined. Further along in the
session there was natural recovery,
hut the final outcome was a loss of nc.
from yesterday for September pork, 2i2c
for September lard. and DC. for September
ribs.
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Officers Installed.

Thursday night Grand Deputies Pohlig.
Morris, and Dean installed the following
officers for ROane Lodge. No 49, l. o..
O. f.: r.. b. Houghton, Noble Grand !;
W. A. Clarke. Jr.. Nicc-Grand: c. T..
Ammons. Secretary; W. J. Westwocd.
Treasurer; c. W. Enos Chaplain: r. T..
Dean, Right Supporter TO Noble Grand;
G. r. smithie. Left Supporter TO Noble
Grand: W. Bat Riidick, Warden; Henry
Meyer Inside Guard: l.. G. Miles. out
side Guard II. l.. Rose, Right supper
Ter To Vicc-Grand; = NJ. Gary. Left Sup
porter 10 Vice-Grand: T. l.. skinner,
Conductor: J. r. Ballou, Right supper
ter; w. u. Haynes. Left Supporter.
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pAeK.p1AcE METHODIST CHURCH

1-0Tn0r Tranklln and Pine streetsl.-
Preaching at II a. NJ. and S:lo +. NJ.
bv the pastor. Rev. W. j. YOUNG, ID. ID.
Morning subject, Heaven in Workshop,
once. and Kitchen" Evening subject
"shall Richmond be Redeemed Who
shall Redeem Ite" Sunday school Mt $50
A. NJ. Ciass-mecting AT 3.5D J.. VI.
Prayer-meeting "Wednesday at SlO 7. VI:
Young Peoples meeting Friday at SID
T. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-13

Mr.. w Withers Miller left the city
Yesterday to spend two or three weeks
at Virginia watering places.
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ST. MARKS CHURCH COR; FIRST
1EBI1vr. rector-Service and sermon at
ii A. NJ. and p. NJ. Sunday school at
500 A. NJ Holy Communion every hrst
Sunday.
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SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
DR. HOGE will preach at IL a. III. ana AT
& L. NJ.
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CORNER Laurel and Beverly streets) Rev.
PIKE POWERS. ID. d., ctor-Services
every sunday ut II A. NJ and Sl5 T. VI.
sittings all free, and hearty welcome Is
extended to all visitors.
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BALTIMORE.


BALTIMORE MD, July l2-Flour
quiet.
Wheat higher: No. red spot July and
August ,e,4nbS4c.; September. V'94
og9,c.; steamer No. 2. J5G65iac.; south
orn. by sample, G>uIOc.; DO, on grade
6IAnGhc.
Corn dull. mixed spot 49i9u5Oc.' july
iNisc. bid. August. 194c bid, September,
49i1c. bid: southern white corn, 0l1o2c; :.
do. yellow. 130J3ibc
Oats firm: No. white. western, 32iaa
33c. No. mixed western, 5Oi1d5lc.
Rye dun; No. .. bic.
Hay steady al s1G.aO
Grain frcights steady. steamer 10 Liver
pool, ihMlaid., July; Cork for orders,
2s.Gd., July.
coffee hrmer at Si6O001G12R.
Other articles unchanged.
Bonds-Nirginia rs new. 73ia bid. Bal
timore and ohio. 62 bid; Northern Cen
trail. GS0GSa bid: Consolidated Gas
stocks. G2H nG3ia: do bonds, Gs, ll6 "a
1l7a; do. SIS. lO1isai0sii.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-13

THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. j. G.. HERNDON at IL A. NJ. NO
service at night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-13

The Sunday Times viii be brimful OF
interest TO every one. Don't fall 10 read
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-13

pal Church corner Fifth and Marshall
sfreets).-Sunaay school, $50 \. N: sun
day morning services, IL a. n; sunday
evening services. 5 =. NJ. Holy Com
munion. first sunday OF the month. Rec
tor. Rev j. X. MASON; residence lO'
west Grace street.
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WEST-END MISSION CHRISTIAN
1906 west Cary street.-Sundav school s:9l
A. NJ. Prayer-meeting every Ihursaay
yifed
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Alabama GLASS Al..................... lot
Alabama tlass Observation-Disclosures. lo.
Alabama class C(.................... "
Louisiana stamped 1s..-.............. 100
Notih Carolina ASKED lOt
North Carolina Gs..................... 10
Tennessee New Settlement |s....... Wla
ifsIuia a's rrefcrfrd. ..............- q
Virginia Trust Receipts, stamped. 49,,
Nir.inia 2-3. Observation-Disclosures. Gzis
ulftI States Is. rcgisttrcI..-...-.. III
United States AS. cOupon............. ll2i.
United states rs, coupon. ............ ~
Southern Railway 5s................. gsil
Southern Railway conmon........... li'.
Southern Railway prefcrrcd.......... 50 =
South Carolina iss.................... JOG
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NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH MIS-
sion services held at ~ west Marshall
streeO.-u a. NJ. sermon on THE story
II. HTTE 10 a. NJ, Sunday school. +. NJ.
lecture on "The Second Day." being the
second lecture OF the course on the six
days Of creation. Tuesday, $ Il. NJ, the
spiritual meaning Of the vine In the
bible. The free library will be found
helpful in the study of spiritual subjects.
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ASBURY NJ. +. CHURCH, SOUTH
Q.Ombardy street between Grove avenue
and Hanover ST.. RevAW. Christian,
notwithstanding at II a. NJ. and Slo
il. VI. Sunday. Evening subject Mar
riagc From a Social and Divine stand
rolnt" Sunday school at $3.50 4. NJ. Ep-
worth League on Thursday al S:lo +. NJ.
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LAUREL-STRE-T NJ II r d T
Episcopal Church, South Corner Laurel
and Albemarlc streets. Rev; 7. j. IAn-
LOR pastor.-Sunday school al s:5J \: NJ
Preaching al II A. st. and j.. NJ Sub
iAct az N A. NJ, "Our Secret Monitor
and al s r. NJ. 1.-THE Young Architect.
The Epworth League Will meet at 1.l'
l.. NJ.
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BARTON HEIGHTS NJ. T.. CHURCH,
Rev. 5. c. HATCHER. pastor.-Sunday
school at $3.50 A. NJ. Preaching at IL \.
M and : T. VI. Christian EndeavOr meet
ing al L. NJ. Prayer-meeting every
Wednesday evening at o'clock. All are
invited 20 attend.
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MIzPAH CHURCH (CHES n ~ hii'L'
a. NJ. sabbath school al $3.50 a NJ.
Prayer-meeting ut L. NJ. on Neah ,s
dav' Rev. II. b. PRATT will conduct the
service tomorrow morning.
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RROAD-STREET VI l. T II o d T
church corner OF Broad and Tenth
streetsl-Rev j. Z. WHITLEY, PASTOR
Preaching by the pastor next SUNDAY al
..'rho Eleventh Commandment" Evening
topic. Gods Of Gold" Seats free, and
noiite ushers 70 make visitors cOmforta-
bic.
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UNION GOSPEL MISSION {CORNEh
Eighth and Main streets). -lnteresting
meeting on Sunday afternoon at O'CLOCK
also. every night through the week az .
O'clock. conducted by Mrs r. NJ. Gl-O-
YER and co-workers.
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NARsIIALT- sTREE1

MARSUALL-SIKtfl N.II, -, = -
church Marshall street. bet. Graham ana
ftancncl5' REV. II. {. GARRISON. pas
tor. Service at II A. Nj. owing to az.
scnce Of pastor there VIII p n.sd no n'sl,'
christian Endeavor. 7l5 Z. NJ. Sunday.
seats free. Public cordially invited.
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cLAY-srREEr METHODIST EPIsco-

pal cnurch. South lcoTner Adams anu OIay
stroets). Rev. II. Il. WILSON, pastor
II a. IL. subject. 1.-THE Growth Of the
Riehtoous as illustrated by a Cedar in
Lebanon" sl5 +. NJ. subject, Mothers
influence" Sunday school at 9:l5 A. N.
ana mems prayer-meeting at r. NJ.
Tuesday. S15 Z. NJ, quarterly Confer
WuiTrHEAp. ID. u. Wednesday. Si5 y.
H.. PRAYER and oApcrience-meeung. Fri
dav. SI5 4. NJ, meeting of bpworih
League Seats free. Cordial invitation TO
strangers, and visitors always welcome.
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TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL OPAL,

TRINITY METHDDINT LTISIwFAI.
church. South corner Broad and Twen-
tiefh sts). Rev. JOSHUA ;. jNTES,
Understanding at IL \. NJ BY Rev.
i Al. bv the pastor. Wednesday night
services at s:i5 p. NJ Mems prayer and
experience meeting from. 4.5o 10 5:20 =. NJ
Fuworth League Friday night ut $40
o'clock. Sunday school at 3l5 A. NJ Cor
dial invitation TO all
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BRoAD-STREEr MISSION HALL
Gi2 east Broad open every nish.-
MONDAY prayer-meeting every gay eA-
cept sunday. The CHRISTIAN AiliantsS,
designed to promote deeper Chrisuaim,
life meets every Friday night. All
Welcome
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RICHMOND. VA. July -. 1875.
Sales 900 Western North Carolina LIST
Os az 10.
Government Securities. Bid. Asked.