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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-28

CNrEECynTNTFn SNow SroEN-The dwelers in the
plains Esst OF the mountains will lee surprised lear
that the people Of this upper region RECALLED with
regular storm Of unusual violence in mid
on Monday last the cath inst. The commences
falling about day light and continued the greater part
inches Gentlemen from the country who attended
Monday gave fearful of the dangers they
couutered in passing through the woods, owing th
filling timber The trees not being Invested of their 70
liage, received weight OF snow which many of them
could sustain The destruction of timber Is immense
The Clerk Of the Weather in this place, Mr. Fuller.
who has kept record Tor the last wears informs
that si2 there has been fi Of snow here IL.
the month Of October except in 1912 when it merel,
spit snow.'-Sta4I,toH Spectator, oct 20
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Oct. o..

DreadsufTs frm the receipts Of flour light and
stock small No sales reported-none Offering. Car price
So 81 - Wheat Is shade better, with a steady de.
mnnd We quote good To prime red at l25 1870 cts
Fair to strictly prime white l34 a 1871 Corn Is in
good demand at % 81 cts for white and mixed and
IS 20 for yellow; oats worth 4Oa' IL cts.-
Corn meal il selling 80 a So cts Other things uu.
changed
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i"k 0niNEsE JUGGLERs-This rOmarkab Troupe =.
give 'helr third entertainment Metropolitan Hall d
evening In fef't ofJugglery they cannot be e.eels
WINE their unique dress, aud novel appearance rend
'hem exceedingly attractive Who would hesitate to n
twenty I'VE cents to witness su,h display as is prese,
ed by them.
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Departed this lie, the Goth of this month at the
residence of her son, Mr. John J. Moby, ia Richmond
Mr.. SUSANNAH MOSBY, widow of Wade Mosby, late
Of Powhatan county, deceased.
Mr-. Mostly hal attained the mature age Of SO years,
and was tendcly loved not only by her numerous
family, but by ai-and they many-who had the
happiness Of being intimately acquainted with her. Such
indeed, the beugnty Of her nature that Il i'm
possible to know her without loving her. The poor
pecially knew, in her neverang friend and bcne fac
tor. to the utmost extent Of her means.
While she discharged, in exemplary manner, her
duties IN her she equally distinguished
by tie crvor Of her pety She was for many years be-
fore her decease member Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church.
She reposes Ia the buryng ground at Grace Church. In
Powhaan county. Light lay tho consecrated earth upon
her rev crcud breast
This poor and imperfect tribute TO her memory is paid
by who knew and loved her.
~ The other papers Of the city win pleaae copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-28
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival Of the Northeru Light.

The steamer Northern Light, Captain Miner from San
Juan the IL put put into Norfolk yesterday morning
Tor iuel and provisions. She has $50 passengers and
million and half Of gold, besides large quantities the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-28

REMEMBER the grand performance of the Fakir of 81
ana his Ethiopian Troupe the Yankee comedian Mr. Ke
uA ana the nnrvalled champion dancer Mr. Lane at O,
Fellows Hall to-nigh Admission only e5 cents. Go G,
" and get a good seat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-28

A"h''AL.-Ihe Hon. M. Latham, NJ. c., from s
Francisco, has arrived the American Ho,sI h, ,hI. -
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Glass WALls.-whcn Sir Robert Peel removed the
duty from glass be could hardly have ioreseen the many
purposes that useful material would be applied TO. one
beautiful appliances Of glss and its apphca-
ton TO practical purposes made twelve months
SINCE by Mr. Ewing Of Bodogan ia the county Of Angle
sen by the invention Of glass walls for the growing and
securing OF crops Uf the first class fruit against the yaria
benes Of the British climate and, from their adaptation
any style order Of architecture their adoption a.
OF course, must follow throughout the country
From the T0pOr. 0. the London Horticultural Society
Garden for the present month the following favorable
port IL given Of the wall by the society
Both the Towering plants aud fruit trees against Ne
ERiDgs glass wall are succeeding admirably. Figs grow
we'll and even promise rpen fruit them this year
The peaches too tree Of considerable size, which
moved aud put in swelling fruit very we'll io
tree recently irsuspanted. Tomatoes also produc,
finely n them aud their fruit j. free from disease, which
not the With the crops outside. The long violet
aited aubergne IL rpouiDg beautifully, although ha
always been thought that this variety required mo
ture than these walls could be expected % furnish Cap
scums both the large tomato sort aud the common kind
Of fruit come % great perfection iu glass was aud who's,
trial in the garden has yet been most satisilct0y"-
| NOrh Wales Chronicle
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MANASSAS Gar RAILEoAp-The stockholders Of this
road have authorized the President and Directors hOr
the OF 100000, and to issue the bonds Of tia,
Company in payment thereof with interest the rate vi
Xix per cent payable semi annually the said bonds to be
paid in twenty years in lees time. Authority il also
given execute such mortgage the property Of the
company may be necessary hepayment Of the
amount borrowed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-28

RT-rOEED TO UER FWrNp.-Wo are pleased 10 in
form the many friends Of the young lady, who mysterious
" disappeared from the residence Of one Of our citizens
Tuesday that she has been found. LabOrng under a
temporary mental alteration, she s,rayod, she knew
not wluhcr, but the shades d night closing over her
Kind lady the suburban limits Of the city took her in
aud kindly cared for her during the night Yesterday
morning she discovered by Of citizens walk.
ing lesurcly MP the South Side Railroad. She Of
Immediately conducted 20 the presence Of her
iend, who distressed 20 degree bordering almost
on distraction The sudden change produced on those
friends from pogant and grief 70 ocsiaoy Of
agined but not dcscHbed.-Pd. EgDress oct. "a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-28

Tn sUgAG CRor.-Le Mcssagcr, Of the parish Of st.
james, is-uc Of Friday, .ays that large number Of
sugar houses in full operation in that parish Among
those named are those Of MN Chopin FOrall and Their
The yield ~ those il said 20 be very
satisfactory, considering that the grinding yet may BE-
considered somewhat early The returns thus r obtained
give good grounds for the hope that the sugar planter
will agau this year resp handsome reward for hs ardu
aud inccssant LAHORE
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GUANO FXPECTED;-sOO tons Bcsi Peruvian Guano nov
~ The way expected On al nest Customers Who
dered the ace early the season. been fully
pisd VIII please their orders without delay The article
win BE- furnished guar price Of gf6 sash
vessel, locgsl HCdH w. FRY,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-28

NAvAL-Promofions IN tie Nary Of lie Cllitei State.
j. b. Creighton 10 be q Lieutenant from the gth Of
oct ls53, vice J. +. Sanford resigned. A. X. Hughes
be II Lieutenant from the lsth Of October, 1883,
vice VILLAIN TayllI smith. resigned. John q. Mrsscr.mh
4 surgeon from July 18Th, 1855 vice Du busry De.
ceased. H. e. Caldwell, to be assistant Surgeon from De-
tOber 18th, 1853, vice Me-ersmith, promoted. VIM. a
Webb "a be master from Oct ., 1883 vice Creighton
promoted John Stuart be from October 18th
1888 vice Hughes promoted Washington Star.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-28

The Dublin Evening Mail has the following hit on bon.
nets we may mention for the Information fair
readers that the Queen pick bonnet Ton her visit
the eNhhitioul which her majesty her head
De il remarked and whose shape wish could induce
the fashionable miners Of the present day adopt in
stead OF those absurd things which nowa-days hang
halfway down the backs Of Young ladies' giving brazen
hlreiIced expression the fAircst aud delicate
features and appearance Of being high shoudered the
I most graceful figures
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-055Ass.,,D
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

az Wig"
~rirn both sides u the will not be Published
standing, all. and will
In departed Obituary notices exceeding eight
Iines ~ charged for Advertisement
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ADJUSTMENTS.
YONG COUPLE.
NEW FOOTMAN.

Doors open at performance ~ O'Clock
ADMlSloN-BoNvs aud PArquet Second Tier
on BroNd street orDery Pit door, cents Centrc
'- NN"eiS' N"esi
Box once open from ioA N. ~ when seat, may he -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-28

Portuguese paper gives somcs statistics which could
only be Obtained under Of those governments Of the
spy aud police system. They report the state Of
mAtrimOuy in that country. There IN Portugal s72
s4 married couples, Of which the present condition i,
ncary-WomeH who have left their husbands for their
lovers 1862 husbands who have left their wives Tor other
women, sa6l couples who have agreed to live separately
%; Couples who live 30 open warfare under the same
roof J." 2U, couples who cordially hate each other but
dsembe their aversion under the appearance Of love-
euce 5J - couples who thought by their acquliu
tlnces be happy, but not themselves convinced
their own felicity, D. log couples that happy
compared with those that conles-edy unhappy 81
| couples indispuaJy happy in each other, 9. Tot,
! sI2,s3I.
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d Apn;FElLoM., nAIl.-rnuRsDAY. FRIpNY.

dbpD cHL hAlA.-TnURsDAY. FRIDAY, AAD sAT
" URDAl EVENINGS, October 9th sSth. 2sth ~ 90
only 81 - cts Al admission the most
tAinment offered Of RIrhmond ri
WlLARD TIN fAklh or silva, and his BURLEsoUE ETII1
flAN, ofEhAIIC AND BALlkr TROUPE The Cbampion M
GER fste Lane Mr. = NJ sharpey, Mr. Albert Allen al w Ken
aA ,hs iAhAes comedian the AtNCiL PRODIGIES Mas
tes ChAries aud Lewis d. and X
Doors open al I-curtain rises at hAfpast 4
lor particulars lei a.,
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II The national Democrat" appearing " doubt the
no.. ~ EuI-.cLu- n-n-.n.--. r..uur.I 80.

II The National Democrat appearing 10 doubt the
Of Collector Bron,ous removal says
IL the President yields TO the Cabinet in this matter
then shi have confess that the Democratic rary
has been cheated 10 te it has placed the head
the nation, and shall hesitate do part
deem the party aud tue country from the
quenccs OF such failure. when the Executive proves
either weak false must be nod the Legislative
branch Of the Government. But DO not yet credit
these rumOr adverse 70 the honor and glcity OF the
President The removal Of Judge Thomson for the
alleged would prove the inevitable destruction OF the
Administration. IL would be certain U thTOv both bran
chrs Of Congress against IT, aud public opinion would de-
opinion has been denounced since the for
nation Of the Republic. The merchants Of New York,
irrespective Of pary, would hold such indignation
meeting the Empire City has Witnessed II the
Collector Of this port Is ~ be political tool Of the
Federal Government the mercantile interests OF the
try l perpetual danger Of being doranged aud depra
we'd 10 the worst purposes Of party denominations We re-
peat that have yot be convinced that Pres dent
Pcrca will allos himself 70 be made tool Of such
. rupt policy.
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- TLe D-m2oaL- oI O-aag. eganLL. \. y. LaEe

NfHHoSr-Thc Democrats Of tho Vermont Legislature
have nominated llouD'nie Kellogg Of Rockingham, for
United States senator % gu tbs vacancy occisoned by The
death Of lion. VIM. upham.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-28

THE RtEuTs CoUErs ANp THE PEESs.-The order Of
Judge " Lean Of the Circuit Court in Ohio forbid
ding the publication Of the testimony the Martha Wash
ngton case until after the conclusion OF the trial meet,
With considerable opposition from the press Of Cincinnati.
The Commercial and Columbian both dispute the judge
authority in the natter and the Latter it, intention
TO continue furnish the most complete and accu
rate reports the trial that be obtained The Com
mercia go avows it, determination ascertain il,
legal rights in the premises and then secure them"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-28
IN, Co., Of N. French Mission.

| We are certainly no admirers Of Gen. Dix, as n
politician but II Is palpable fact that he has been
badly treated by the Administrations that thei
was not the will to confer the French Mission upon
him, but only the courage wanting to dot. IL has
been asserted and never denied, that this post was
rendered to the renowned Free Soier--that il was
perfectly understood that he to get il, and had
made all the necessary arrangements to take hs de-
parturc for the Court of ST Cloud; but n certain
'osc scented note" anticipated the official announces
ment, summonng the General to pay visit to the
White House that the President might beg oil from
his pledge. Gen Dix too smart, however, to be
caught in any such trap, and politely declined the
invitation 50 as to throw the entire responsibility
upon the President Of breaking his promise. ltSeemS
that it required no extraordinary effort for Ellis Ex
cellcncy" to do so Certain of the Southern Dcmoc-
racy had become loud in their protcSta,onS against
Gen. Dicks appoinment-lOr what purpose, the
EHGle to the affair fully shows Their threats appear
to have had the desired effect upon the weak nerves
of the President aud while Gen. Dix, was standing
back upon his dignity with nothing lacking TO conSti-
him Minister TO France but the pockctng Of his
Commission, the lucky Judge Mason of this State,
comes in by lortuitouS combination of CrcumStan-
ccs and carries on the prize. lie is truly, after ALL
but thcacclcnal appontee TO thiSimportant Mission,
and is indebted entirely to the r pas Of the PreSi
dents first choice for getting for ii Gen. Dix had
complied with the rose scented note" invitation and
condcSccndcd to insist upon the fultmcnt OF the
pledge there is no mistake but that he would have
been The man. lie would not condeScend TO do So
relying too much perhaps, upon the wori OF prom
ise- and whether from pique or DESPERATION the APP
pontmcnt conferred upon another. The Admin
i,taion was in tight place about that time. There
had been too much delay already in making the ap'
sighted, well they might, had given few iegned
signs of rebellion for the purpose Of ntimidatng the
Administration. The bait took, and the French Mis-
sion was thrown ont to paciy them. But they will
have TO pay dearly for il in the end. Something had
to bc done in the next place keep the Free So,rS
quiet and the Northern allies of the South have To-
pay the penalty. This H.GgHDsiUoWs act of confer
ring tie French Mission upon Southern candidate,
simmediacy followed 10y the victimzing Of Collector
Bronson a nj the consequent unconccaled LyOriti,m
OF the Administration towards the Free Sellers. These
are the terms upon which our Southern Democratic
friends are be bought up the support Of he Ad
niuisuation. They are welcome to all the conso>
ation it affords them and it remains to bc seen
whether that is the price they have upon theui-
selves. They take the alternative OF lepu-
dating their allies at the North, who have maniuy
stood up for Southern rights or take the Free Sellers
to their embraces. Which will they choose
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-28

sS- The New York 7ri5Hns speaking Of Catholic in
duenoe in the appointment of Mr. Campbell Post Master
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-28

The Court Of Appeals LewisJurg has recently dec-
dcd that size law Of the Legislature cKemptng persons
mucted u hncs for misJemeinor from Imprisonment Tor
the nonplymout Of the nes D. unconstitutional in other
words TIE Losiluro has power 20 release the debtors
Of the commonwealth from indebtedness when that To-.
dcbtclncss has been assessed by jury Tor violation Of
Che criminal laws Of the State. The Kanawhl "Kcpub-
can says that under this decision the Clerks the seve.
raj counties Of The State will issue capas against all who
have fines standing unpaid against them, aud if rppre-
hendcd, thcy will Doe compelled 10 pay the same secure
BE- payment of serve SOS months term 10 She county
Jail
The above paragraph has been going the rounds Of our
exchanges and perhaps we slso copicdL We learn how.
ever upon good authority that no such decision has been
made by the Court Of Appeals, ani that tho point has
never been before them Tor their adjudication.
TT The Democrats Of Orange county, n. y, have al
ready received
That the dismiss cal oftbe Hon Greene G. Bronson from
The Office OF Collector Of tbe Port OF New York No this
time an interference With the politics Of this State and
an outrage upon houcst and upright man; aud that the
true democracy Of New York owe n 20 their own dignity
and integrity 90 sustain 81. bronson boz biz course and To
uphold The principle avowcd in biz letter 70 Secretary
Suthrc, by elcyiunL him the highest onco in their
giI and We therefore name him the be1t candidate for
Governor Of Ibis Stnte.n
NERNoSr-Tho Democrats Of tho Vermont Legislature
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-28

We are sorry learn OF the death OF Lieut. WIN. II
TYLER, Of the [ Amy, day two ago, at WOODLAND,
in Prince William county. Lieut.. Tyler had much
service and distinguished himself in the Mexican
lie a OF Judge Tyler OF Fauquier-Iisr4,dril
Ssyff.Y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-28

HEATnAohDiNAhh ATTRACTION !-TIIE GREA TES7|
- " q ~ or IHE ACE! The widely ceIrbr.t.i
o. SmIStsE ARtsIs s "Wednesday octo
urday October 2Vth, for FOCR NIGHTS OYLT and siY" -
NATION Al EN,,rrpr I>-,rr>-,r-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-28

GoyFRvoE BE1NsoN.-Tle nomination Of Judge Bron-
son for Governor Of the Empire State by Democratic
Convention IN Orange County, Immediately on receiving
the announcement Of his dismissal from the New York
Custom house is prcmOuJory symptom Of wha, may
happen in November SOL. Judge bronson, would
au excellent Governor, he excellent Collector
The loss Of such from the public service, will be
much regretted by merchants and If formal
preston Of this regret manifested in tue shape Of
public dinner or o,herxi-e the compliment would be
worthIy bestowed. At any rate, he will retire with
honor from the sphere which hc ha- occupied WELL
and the less for the attempt olhe Administration to
| discrcdit him.-N. j. Jo4r Cgm.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-28

- Tho readers Of our country paper will find in the
issue OF to-day exposition by that notable Democrat
Edmund Burke, Of the secre; mlnuuvrings by which
Gen Pierce nominated for the Presidency Ii tells
tale We told QUE Democratic friends Of this region
in the late Presidential election, that there
der ground work in the nomination Of tie Concord Aor
n,y and advised them look sharp. But they protested
all tue while that it brought about by happy comb
nation OF accidents and that the Young Hickory OF
the Granite Hills" was II Proyidcutiay To secure
a safe deliycraucc the Democracy So, it out
upon disclosure OF the truth of matter, that his
emmis>arie, were abroad long before the setting Of the
Baltimore Convention plotting Tor his nomination; while
he suug eusconcej in that beautiful cottage The
banks Of the Merrmack working the wires. His nom-
nation quite accidental them after all. The
New Hampshire delegation had it all "cut aud dry and
how handsomely did they play their caEis Baltimore
As Jack Downing would say, they htched their whole
team with psrec; rush after the Virginia delegation had
been whecd!ed INTO the honor OF nominating Franklin
Pierce Of New Hampshire. The whole story Of hos they
were barn5oOzled comes light Eow-upon Democratic
authority. Well, We won't say anything about rogues
failing out, &c; but, murder viii out" We wonder Il
they don't feel cheap over such disclosures.
~ RECEPTION OF JOIN MIrcuEL.-The v i Jour
nal Of the 18th inst, says "Preparaons foot in
this city and elsewhere, for greeting John Mitchell his
arrival with testimonials of the Satisfaction experienced
by lis friends his escape from British captivity lie is
daily expected and doubtless will be warmly received
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-28
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

LOST CHlLD-A ht,lc girl named Annie sirayed
away from the residence Of her ather Tnos HASSIsSr
last evening She had on cotton sack Of slate color
black silk cap and dak dc aino dress Her eyes blue
and her hair sandy Any knowing anything OF the
child is requested to give information tho parents v
ing near the Old Market on 18th ST.
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:, HIICHIt5 Z DUNNANANT,

~ Tobaccons's, ohecaries Merchants and others VII
have heretofore had this Kind Printing done the North
do we'll % order their Lthogfaphc Copper Plates
our Establishment will alter and retouch them nee
charge, and do their work AZ what they paying.
Richmond, Oct -, 1sf8--cGt
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EeT- The salc7 VII take place upou ihe prsmilel
0cIs-ctds v. pufNDENTEH, a.

de a aEw NHO.-H,naway, about three werss since, Z
~ ~ Negrotad nrmed DICK. He quite black
with Scar believe under the right ego ne about
inches high When spoken 60 he
scratch hs head. lie euqurur
Wss creek, and believe he with Of boamsn md
probably about Richmond. The above
Who vii deliver The said Negro dollars
confined boz JAIN. 90 that get him. HJGH w. PETTUs,
umi audC 0urt Hnuag
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consisting Of astonishing feAis Of
ORIGINAL COMPANY

MAGIC, LEGERDEMAIN, DBNTERITY EVOLUTION A.
some OF which have been performed excent nv ~
pany, on the American Continent
The Troupe embraces the full aud
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NTALUABLE CHESTERFIELD LAND AT PUBLH

TiON.-Pursuant Co the authority contained IN deere,
pronounced n the County Court Of Chcstsrhed county at
september Tn the Chaucey John jenkins paina
against James jenkins and others defendants pending
the aurefald Court, shall he 9TH day November
r Tor sale public auction, 70 the highest bidder upon
u & and ~
Hnd charges ~ sale, Of Aforesaid Decree
lots u land bermuda Hundred, Chcsed county adjacent
each other and each containing Two
three u the lots have erected them uaa budnF but
thy Inferior The purchaser viii b. required
~ Eye deed 81 the TITLE viii be retained until the pu
chase money spaid.
Esr- The sale viii take place upon she premises
orfa- y pUfNDFNTrW
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SYNOD OF NEW YORK ASp NEW JERsET.-The resolu>
ton adopted by this body its late session in New York.
the subject OF slavery, III the words following:
Essoilri-That without any reference the action OF
previous General Assemblies, believe that in the pres
aspects OF Divine Providence the agitation in
General Assemblies by any portion OF the Church. OF
relations slavery IN this cOatry, Is undesirable aud in
cxpedeu Committing this whole subject therefore
the gudIuce OF Divine Providence, commend our
churches oer increasing PRAYER for country in all
tt SECTION, Tor church ia all its interests.
The Journal Of Commerce understands that, tbs
resolution, ouly 10 the negative.