The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-03
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sf E;r1;.s:sso Conservation of 1s Bi5k Sociav
ninr = 80, commenced ifs sessjouv Tuesfav evS
meeting w. .snse lEse Presbyterian church, The
frsssns q ne soessfUv1d e order 6y Rev 2 Courtney
cred scr;Dsn..P s. Pstersia read portion of tbe IL
prayer. = .aes and Rev. D. 8. Doxssst i ossred Of
ducsd % shs lsSs ass.k q New York wa. then insro
paocseoed to deliver disccrr.M Mr. Moore, and be
John ss ~ sne Convention HI, spp,opriate se to Che
other sens And vtn and 3lst yerses s.s1.
written but these are wrss.s .esas which are not
neys .nd peleying, might h..s ~ ye might be-
name He explained In the Ar, ~. me through His
HauaI. Of the spiritual liz me natars
the mediator by whose merits "a - Cnrist Jesus a
obtained and then Of faith as m.ercesston II
nis name 10 made available for ths ns =. hereby
ana saivafion Of man. Having given ~. ;h,.uncation
pan Of salvation be proceeded - % o.
the record given Of Christ In ltha R;,Ie R;,II.l'y OF
showed the validity of that historical cha; ne
.onnects the events of our Saviour's purrso,ts ~
JouIn on earth, with the present tima md ~, ~,
shssa hsa.o.y o. those Witnesses who have recorded
.nese events that we might believe n co,,os.
SION, he made an earnest sppeal In hab.Is ~ ~
Dioe, IS the standard and defence Of our corntrr
urged upon his hearers the duty of iu,r.,t;,sn
knowledge Of its life inspiring truths - thnsss
N'H. are now destitute of the blessed book. =
0iScO8Fge.
rom anxiary societies were called unop ~ re,,cr
tneir names, and several presented their names
among them were three delegates from The I'm;
versify OF Virginia 80, -. '"e ohi
The ,, snnuai report Of the Board of Managers o,
the Bible Society of Virginia, was then read l.,
Rev. Mr Hoge. Il urged many important ~:
sons for increased zeal in the work of I3ibIe d,t-
button. Eight thousand families had been v;s;.a,
by agents OF the Society and one thousand seven
1.-TWO suppiied with the scriptures. The report
iInnidQfinn Of hfc .
long standing debt to the American Bible Soe;etv
and advocated the formation Of county Bible 81,
cieties. The donations to the society the mas,
year have increased about $4,000 over the pre
vious ohe Rev VIM Lyon, the general Agent
tor Eastern Virginia. had visited twenty. .ei sbi
counties, and Rev E. O. Dunning the Westsrn
Ageni, iabored diligently in his large field of forty
counties.
Extracts from letters were then read-several
oisInguisaed gentlemen who had been compelled
TO decline attendance, expressed themselves very
warmly in behalf Of the Convention and its Oh
Jects. Among them Rev. Dr. Plumer and Hon.
w O. Riyes, and Edward Everett
The officers of the society with one or two
changes were then reelected for the ensuing year
Last evening, the Society was entertained by A
Conrad - 49,
The Society then adjourned until o'clock this
evening at Rev. Mr.. Moore's Church. when seye.
RAJ addresses will be delivered by distinguished
gentlemen. -
IlUalua5le to Horses-There is now being exhib.
tied at the Exchange Hotel in this city, patented
and improved horse SHOE that cannot fail to recon-
mend itself to the owners of horses and teamsters
especially Upon the heel of this shoe are substan
tial steel springs that relieves the horses limbs
from the stock and jar of ordinary travel and will
doubtless prevent the creation of corns. II also
has movable calks that can be changed in an in.
slant, SO that the animal can be rough or smooth.
shod without the delay and expense of black
smiths services. Mr.. @. j. Boynton, the agent for
TINS patent will sell the right of States to those
who wish to buy g oa ,st,%lft - g ~
Light-The volunteer companies are to be fur.
nished with light by the city at So per thousand
feet, and, II they. are not too extrayaeant in its
use the Council will no doubt increase their dona-
tions to cover this expense.
Mayors Court.-very little business was trans.
acted in this court yesterday morning, the night
before being an unusually quiet one in the city.
The City Council closed its labors on Tuesday
evening last, after signing the proceedings of the
Mills, for his ability the presiding officer was
passed, towhich he responded in the most FEELING
and appropriate terms
The superiority of American inventive genius moi
only over that of English progenitors but indeed
OF all other nations has become too tangible to be dis
puted; IL wa. notorious at the Worlds Fair in Lon
don that the Americans far outstpped all others il
the English in vessels railroads. egraphs and man
ufactures by power. We are beating them in the
long beat the rest of mankind new and practica
proof OF this assertion is shown in the fact that the
princpol remedies of the allied armies Of the Eas
are furnished from the laboratory of our own coun
trymau. Dr. J. c. AVER, Of Lowell, is filing order
for immense quantities Of his Cherry Pectorai anl
Cofhdrttc Pills for both the land and sea forces il
Turkey, His medicines have been tried and approx
ed by those in power who have found them the mos
reliable which they could procure for the exigencie
In which they are to be employed.--N YsCity Times