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sssStaM0ND MD BOSTON LINE

These vessels are of the first class, built expressly for ia,
trade and have superior accommodations for passtuE,1s.
They are commanded by experienced Captains, well quai
fed for the trade, and who viii spare 10 cNertien t3aoeeG
MEDIATE.
They will be towed up and down the river by stern, ana
may be relied ON to sail promptly as advertised. MERRIAM,
going North or ordering goods from Boston, will ind 1t 10
their interest 10 ship by this line, as it is the only regular lin.
and freight Mil always be taken as low as by any ether W.
sols aud every effort will be made by the agents in liclmal
ami Boston 10 give satisfaction.
Ne respectfully ask and hope to succeed in obtaining a FIJI
share Of patronage.
The vessels will lie in Richmond at the Dock, and in b.
ton at lsowes Wharf.
DAVID & WM. CURRIE. Richmond. 49,.
ALLEN y WELTCII, Boston, -
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u,ou .E.TLEMEN,s WEARING take pleas

HFr in ealHnE the attention Uf gentlemen 10 ON sWih ~
NIrpxe Buttons Bosom Pins aud Studs We iesl free IL say
thai If embrace sJur OF the most elegant and tasteful patterns
fIat arr "a be found in any establishment. IhtY haNt been
selected with great care. and are now offered at reasonable adj
4anees upon manufacturers prices. They are ot the finest
quality aud workmanship.
Gentlemen will do us n favor by calling and examining onr
assortment SIbN Ehl hOhS
II fEf4 formerly II. slvefthorn.
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FAsIIIoNABLE UPHOLSTERY,

ESQ @ IPIi0iSTER Y.
- szxnH..nkHA LN N(lBll (i, NA-1h lie undersigned hcgs
tS3-NaG5 leave to inform the public that he continues
hist pHOLSTERN BI SINESS, and is pre-.
pared IL execute all orders in his line OF business. with neat.
ness and dispatch, such rs PAPER HANGING and tPHOI-
SiflN Lounges, Sotas, Ictea Vetcs, Easy ChHrs. ~
y WINDOW and BED CURTAINS made ann Hung;
Rooms neatly prepared Mattresses made over, and ANYTHING
done in the I phostcry line.
All orders thankfully received and promptly attended
10
o0ee on Church street, between Washington IIofd
and Masonic Han. NM. LOOSE.
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NEW Jaw moOAs.-paync a Z

NEW law DUAs.--paync n thri-tian
" have received the following new Law Books
American Law Of llomiside-l vol.-by Wharton
Gresieys Equity Evidence
Morris on RcplcNin;
American Criminal Law-by Wharton;
Medical Jursprudence-by Wharton and Stillc;
Whartons Law Dictionary;
Library Of Law and Equity-1i yols-rrice Sl5i
IuiunNs Digest complete in 3 vols. Ife PTS
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FtsANW, IT NNN, WNhLE X
sn JONES are receiving every few DAYS. at thor Grocery
Establishment. on Main street, fresh supplies II thf very best
Peruvian t,uano, which they are selling at low prices, and to
which they invite the attention Of their friends and the puohe-
sen Is
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IN Ees-SOAys-Wc have just received per
" express a large and varied assortment of the alpye named
desirable garments, which added to our former supply, makes
the most complete aud extensive assortment To be found any
where, aud taking into consideration the advanced stage Of the
season, we have determined from this date 10 reduce our
hlthertolow prices with a view Of diminishing our stock.
dee3lts BURROUGHS. SiIAFER y CO.
n beg leave to remind Cur customers that.
"a one year ago, we announced to them that onr accounts
nonld be dao scum annually l. e, on the lst of January and
st nj July of each year. Ia accordance with this arrangement
a,wfll he waited ON in a few days.
Its PAYNE CHRISTIAN.
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NTosEs AND CRATES At mHn.9ED

- sVSa~ AND GSNtES At PsE ~ Il
- ihlItNr-ButnR DESTROYS 10 reduce my Stock of pa}l,r.
Once AMI hammer Stoves and Crates "a much a. pa.Hlla. t.
tore Npriug shall from this date, offer Them At greatly r.
d1eHd prices for cash, The stock consists of hne pafIar Afav,s
= aaal and wood; Coal burners; Cylinder and open Coal
shows, Box and briugrnnm Stoves. for Woed aud coal. ,6r,
y; a teW fine Crates, aud a good assortment of Ceokin,
Stoves, Of various patterns An in want will find it to thcir
interest To give me an early call at the Stove and Range Ware.
honse. Main street, Lynchbnrg.
run Us {. :. BLISS.
p<hsE iHsSsa SoSAE0E>.@Ne rave IN
"a store Why inc irish Potatoes, for table use. fr sale Iq ttD,
hushcl oi lpi9d. fau2ltst LEE a f5uXsHX
EtNNh ti.t'HS AND Doe agsgNS-EStrn
ha% Htaek French Cloths, Doe >kins, Black and Fancy
Velvet Ftstilgs, heavy Winter Cassimeres. Ae. Nc5lHver
than eyer, at llec stsl NN I@P4Gt.s
y ORfs s'-Ni PERSONS hn'ing claims nga;n.f
= h'hlihlh y NarActt for monies paid for him as rnaorscr
or security, or on account Of sales ON commission made br all
S,a'kett are requested and hereby notified to file Statements of
tn SAINT " tth uA All persons indebted to said Saekrtt i'm anv
way are requested to make immediate payment 10 MS. and ~,
oste3se, all his debts of every kind having been conveyed Ia m
GEo. T. PEERS. I r.,
J. n GORDON, ii'Nss'.
-HzxJ \ have just received "a splendid 10, of
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MERCHANDISE, &C.
asonu.GN AND DOMESTIC HEAss

4 = FANCY UANDW WARE. WHOLESALE A ii
RETAIL. !SprlaR. rJJ-HaiH Stre,t, IgHohohrgt Ia "a
W have just received our supply for The SPRING = =
Materials. Carpenters, Miliwrghts' and smith Iaais. ! arm
ing Utensils, Carriage aud Buggy Trimmings, saddt'ts sh9e-
mixers Findings, Floor and Table OIL Cloths. Plated eeoi7,
WI1d4s gorfice and Shades. Wood and Willow Wan. House
kaeplnp articles Of most every description, Fishing Tackle,
9 &. which renders our stock the gnost extensive aud
desirable W. have set offered for public favor, and embracing
n greater variety than any in the STATE.
Those desiring e. purchase viii mud n superior ei4ss u
goods. aud al satisfactory prices; aud all who wish merely to
see many articles that are nnti,eiy nan, Ne shall take great
pleasure Ia showing. slhfnoN q bho-
= aI o. TAFf4
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uMENISs TONES, HEAD and FOOT STONES, Dc, from
the plaiaest to the most costly, AT Northern prices.
z Particular attention paid to orders from abroad, by
mail.
y Book Of Designs can he seen al my Office.
Inscription Books sont to any one wishing In buy. free
Of east.
q Terms cash on delivery. Call or address
noYsts JNO. Il. u L%snchhurg. Va.
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"uaTE% AVN gENDEHs.
Arn1.., asrnIr.i.---A splendid n..orIMeni OF

In Fancy Crates, which, for beauty and eheapuessi cannot
he surpassed in this urrket. Let all consult their tastes and
comfort. At the Furnace aud Range Warehouse and prepare
for Winters snowclRd hand.
=. L s HIISS-
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NyIKGsNIA IsNEo of R%iehnou. A
Captain William N.ls,

v NEN-lOIk r~ACkETS-1his new home d ~
inc Is composed OF the following vessels. and sail, esfsA
rom New.York every three days. All wned in the cit
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Nels. INA DE,is5s...eir rur,.i,rrc wa

n 7 II III IN n TTTT w.
-l,hN-t nave now on hand. ot my. own manutaciuff,
~, ~ , ,inspi" q 'ho worth of CABINET FURNITURE anu
'ra - - to.itrisins every article in the business, 81 eNea
f. - 'i>lthf fhe city, Wanting furniture, are NEST ealh's
= h'at5f,a Ia give me n call, as am determined to oiler III
~ = not l." be surpassed any where. -
sc 4i care paid 70 packing and Goods delivered TT thei@
ll 81 1anai flee Of charge. A. WINSTON
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We sortmeut 't Mi steal BoXES. which rIay from three
u" SIX t'n's 'a'" cal and ethem. ". 7. GREENE.
'N 'N Rank Suuoro
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4 dies san MS"o ,t have inst opened a supply of La.
e. Its NICE
Z SEABURY
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Hand aud Panel Saws-sDmc very beautiful.
These saws are fully warranted. Call and examine before
pnrrl asng elsewhere.
oa llt4 J.. II. GREGORY & co.
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- laf Of those gloriou. Morning star Cooking Stoves, fol
Npud or eu1l All Ia wanto Of the most complete Cooking ar
raiigetnrnt ever brought out in the | nited States are cordially
invited 10 call at the Furnace aud Range Warehouse and eN
anime them. foe lItsl {. : Hiss.
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- ENCOURAGE SOUTHERN INTERFERE The sub
sefibers are the agents Cor the sale of SANS manufactured ty
Mrssrs. II. K. lagcr a Co., Richmond, and laNe naW On Inland
aud tor sale. at manufacturers prices:
Circular Saws. of the various sizes, up to ii tucbesi
Upright Mnt SaWe,
trusaGut
Wood
nHI.t
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CLOTHING. BOOTS. SHOES, HATS. &C.


bOOIo, shoEo, hh1o, w
FLATS. HATS! uATr...-s q RING "a
FASHIONS FOR s3-s1IfzIRw VIII Introduce ~
IN. Spring style Dress Hat, the fTsf saturday N March
for the Inspection OF his customers aud the rahhc gsnetany'
which will he found 10 surpass any Hat IN this msrst, IA beau
" styla. quality and finish. Aiso. a lot of beautiful ne" sty'e
soft Iiats Tor Young Gents. All those desiring fne DFess iat'
10 eclipse any thing in this market, VIII please eau At she H'Eh
81 the BLU HAT .,
Al Kinds Of Hats made 20 order. with neathfss aha "si"''"
Customers Hats dressed over a usual ..r.r,
mar ats. = -
,srcouts. Hegi-,srs aud bainn-.-iating y@t
ON hand a complete assortment Of In. above hesii'W
garments wo have determined taking IN consideration the al
,apctd stage OF the season. ereatly ta reduce onr hitherto low
,5iees And We would saEseaf that If aa3 anticipate e"'a
weather neat winter. OF wish "a enjoy iheiasflfe s the remain
dor 81 tlla. that they give ua an early cali, a t#e5 VIII T" u
greatly 60 their advantage
W. have also a great variety Of Youths fogas and IalinaH'
which we odor al greatly reduced fsies
Jan 3lH Blkhal uiis, II In " ~
IY Bedford sentinel eofy.
uyNII, AND WINTER
lNG. CLOTHS. CAsS1ME1iEs AND VS. llNor,
GTNIS FURNISHING GOODS Ac-slAss 4 hAiNh
rtxnoeth4ly inform then friends and the puhltt that th'lr
Stock Of Fal aud Wiuter Goods is nov complete '"h.t7ulb
in part Of Dress and Froek Goats, Winter business Goats,
LEICESTER toat~-ncw ,tyie. F4fnefs5 pFfrcoatsi " aier PROOF
lIeasfr do. pautalopus of every style ' esis ia endless van
,te Double Breasted Quilted sIk-new style Gont7
shawl. Travelling Blankets. Shirts. Drawers, trafats. stocks,
Nark Tics Collars. / mbrrias. Gloves Hosiery lucket Hand
lnrehfrfs, Waterproof Goods Ae A complete assortment Of
GLASS 4 RAiNE,
sepl5ts J 6iAos Agent
NTEW HOES, As.=Just received by express, al Is.
y :. n%OuPERS, a beantfnl lot Of new Goods, among
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,,onns aia.,i salt.

A Ss.-Nc haHn just received "A beautiful stock Of tint
We aud common Sum. to which We Invite the attention o
sportsnen, and the public generally,
'oc 6a j. D. g & co.
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AAA Lbs. BACON
SsOVV 1000 lbs Ncnisou Hams.
10 Firkins Butter;
5Fpkins Lard,
Just received and for sale by
70 Ia .. IN 81 4 ~ 4 npAa

~ OFHING-The of JACOR NEWMAN dorm.
sny Apple a Newman Is now being closed ont at greatly re
anced prices, lie VIII not cary over any stock from year To
year, and, in order to clear his shelves for his summer stock.
he has put the price so low that Superftne Clothing Is placed
within the reach of all, and hundreds of our citizens and those
OF the surrounding counties, are supplying thenHolvesa at prices
much lower than they have formerly pas for very inferior
goods. Intend closing out the splendid stock of Appel n
Newman Is soon as possible, aud, therefore / intend Offering
great bargains Every person In want of really good, cheap,
fashionable clothing, should not tail to visit the store Of
JACOB NEWMAN,
Corner of Main and Market SITS, Lynehbnrg, Va.
ian Ats
The daily union., 1856-10-22
INDIANAIN NOVEMBER.

"Tbe returns from Indiana still confused and
certain that IL is not safe to make any estimate Of the vote
of that State though is probable that il given
ocratic majority for Willard the candidate for governor
lie is Of the most popular in the State and bis vote
win be considerably greater than that Of bis party There
Is s plenty Of time by proper secure the
Indiana for freedom in November."--N y. Timss.
Commenting the above the Albany Atlas and Argus
says:
"That will not do. The Fremont must not lay the
aaering JUNCTION to their souls that they carry Indiana
in November. They will be much weaker in that State
the presidential election than they State election
which has just terminated. We win explain why The Pill
know nothngs had ticket in the field at the recent
election. Their vote cast mostly for the republican
ticket We not advised since the election In relation
the course OF the Fillmore men but before election h
democratic in Indiana had satisfied themselves
that the Fillmore would about Is 900 votes Of
which 600 would be given to the republican and
the democratic ticket.
"At the November election these Fillmore votes will be
cast for the Fillmore electoral ticket thus 900
will be Withdrawn from the republican and 5000 from the
democratic strength, as shown in the election The
effect will be that Buchanan although recevng less votes
than Willard, viii have larger majority The talk Of the
Times about carrying Indiana in November is idle and
Times knows It,"
The daily union., 1856-10-22
CHEERING NEWS FROM NEW YORK.

The result Of the recent elections in Pennsy lvania Ohio
and Indiana has produced powerful reaction throughout
the entire length and breadth of the Empire State in favor
of the democratic party Confidence has taken the place
doubt and apprehension and the united and enhusi-
astic democracy of New York battling bat
tie who feel that complete is within their grasp
One of the best informed and influential democrats in
New York writes to friend in this city
"Tbe State poll list which has been made shows demo
cratic majority Of four thousand the black republicans
The whole will be about five hundred fifty thou
sand The American will exceed hundred and
fifty thousand In my belief IL win that point
The bsckrepubcan vote win be hundred and ninety
six thousand and the democratic vote will be two hundred
thousand Since the result Of the State elections In
syvana and Indiana there has been evident change
public sentiment and shall be greatly disappointed II the
democracy does obtain the victory. Every indication
the present time exceedingly fatterng In my Judgment
Mr. Buchanans vote will be large any vote heretofore
given to a democratic nominee"
Another letter says:
Each of the Long Island counties will give plurality
for buchanan democrat win be elected from this (he
frt) congressional district The prospect Of carrying
State has been much Frightened by the Pennsylvania
election and hope to carry the State. The Fillmore
party will be the third party In the State. d. you
ay rely. The is between Buchanan and Fremont"
Another letter says; .--..
to the State since the Pennsy election we have
strong that shall carry Il in November You
have idea Of the influence OF the Pennsylvania election
this State. 1t irresistible and shall be surprised
the democratic ticket gets majority hceny fee ousaad
Fillmore is falling off, and 1t Is impossible to say what
his wise friends will take in the end. On the whole
the best-feelng set of men in the world"
The daily union., 1856-10-22
GOOD TESTIMONY.

The New York Evening Post which now revics Mr..
Buchanan said of him March 1s45, on the occasion
of his appointment Secretary of State by Mr.. Polk
The cabinet is formed, and Il Is able onecom-
posed Of who have distinguished themselves in public
life The place Of Secretary Of State is filed BY Mr.. Blu
chsnan experienced poiticanPrudent oircumspect a
watchu observer Of the and variations Of public
opinion In debate and possessed OF those talents
which supposed peculiarly TO 1T men for the direction Of
diplomatic affairs" aa
Is not this a portrait of President Since that day
Mr. Buchanan has had twelve years Of valuable expe-
Tiencs,
The daily union., 1856-10-22
IMPORTANT DECIsIoy.

We clip the following from of our New York e1.
CHANGES .~ ...
"Ats Methodist meeting in one Of the towns 10
Erie county in this State the preacher undertook to
bis bearers In their duty at the coming election He
nounced the present nstsna of the eenera
government as well as the democratic and merican parties
in the most violent manner and called upon all the voters
the congregation for free speech free Kansas and
Fremont One Of his hearers American being some.
what excited, exclaimed, 'old fellow, will bet you ten
FIVE dollars there Fillmore men present than there
are Of the negro-worshppers The offer was declined BY
the preacher and the making the offer complain
cd Of under the statute for disturbing religious meeting
The facts being submitted to jury they decided that
meeting not religious buta political meeting and The
Fillmore discharged"
The daily union., 1856-10-22
Another letter says /:
THE DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IN NEwARK-THE DE.
MoORACY OF NEW JERSEY WIDE AWAKE.

II win bo from the following cheering letter from
the talented and ndetgable editor of the Newark Daily
Jacksonan that the democratic majority at the cleo
ton in that city twDc hundred and not six hundred
stated in the Union The gallant democracy of New
Jersey win undoubtedly roll mp overwhelming majority
for Buchanan and breckenridge:
u"H"t NEwAHK, N. j., October II, 1856.
MKssns. EDToRs see In your issue Of yesterday you put
the democratic majority this city At eoo Please correct
and make 200 with majority of councs result with
out precedent In city The opponents of the democracy
have had sway this city since its until
the recent election BE good as to further your
readers that sha give Gen, Pennington his passports
the next election. There general sentiment of disappro
baton Of his official career, and determined purpose die
place him We cannot consent that this large manufacturing
district greatly patronzed by the South shall be repre-
sented by holding the unconstitutional sentiments OF
Gen. Pennington the subject of slavery. New Jersey Is
wide awake and have every confidence that she will give
the great statesman Of Pennsylvania humping majority.
"' J. G. THORNTON,
Editor Daily Jacksonisn.
The daily union., 1856-10-22
THE ELECTION OF A PRESIDENT AND VICE PRES
IDENT. ......

THE ELECTION OF A PRESIDENT AND VICE PRES
IDENT. u....
The following is summary OF the laws and constu-
tionaI requirements in the election OF President and Vice
President:
l. Electors elected the first Tuesday after the first Mon
day in November T@
q Electors meet the first Wednesday in December and
their They then sign three certificates send
messenger with copy to the President of the Senate
Washington before the first Wednesday in January another
by mail the person. and the third deliver the Uni
ted States district judge where electors met.
Q. Each State provides by law for filing any vacancyn
the board of electors occasoned by Absence DEATH
nation. Such of the electors present generally
thorzed to fill any vacancy. .u..
The governor gives notice to electors of their election
before the first Wednesday in December.
s. On the second Wednesday in February Congress shall
in session open the The President of the Senate
SHALL in the presence of the House of Representatives open
the certificates returns and count the The
having the greatest number of votes for President such
number be majority of the whole number Of electors shall
be the President.
If person has majority above the choice is TO be
from the three highest returned The members Of the
House. by States themselves in electoral committees and
the majority determine which to be the choice of the State
each State having only one vote.
If neither of the candidates get majority OF the States
before the 4h of March, then the Vice President shall
President.
g. If the people do not elect through the electors Vice
President then the Senate Of the United States shall make
the election from the highest candidates returned
them by the electors .a. .....a
The daily union., 1856-10-22
TILE OHIO ELECTION.


We copy the following from the Cincinnati Enquirer Of
Saturday last.
The returns from Ohio in better and better We
of eight democratic congressman in this State
viz
q" First Distriot.-George II. Pendeton.
Z" Second District w. &. Groesbeck.
" Sixth District.-J. X. Cockerill.
I" Ninth Distriet.-Judge Hall.
" Tenth Dstriet.-Joseph Miller.
{" Twelfth Districts. s. Cox.
" Fifteenth Dstrict.-Joseph Burns.
:" Seventeenth Dstrict.-James Lawrence.
In addition think Edgeron Is elected in the fifth dis
tct Medn Is defeated by only three hundred and
Vsandigham by barely twenty. Had carried these,
would have had majority in the delegation Mr.. Valan
dgham intends contest Mr.. Campbels seat II
rightly informed. II be proved that Campbell obtained
hundred illegal votes brought in from other counties
"a gain Of eight democratic congressman doing well for
Ohio. We must carry the presidential electors"
The same paper adds;
al" impossible yet TO say what the black republican
jority Ohio the State ticket, form a very
estmse Of It, II is however, certain that II far be-
low their computation. Many Of the counties show large
democratic gsins upon the governors vote year. For
instance;
The daily union., 1856-10-22
HON. JAMES BUCHANAN.

We copy the following from the Pennsylvania of yes
tcrdsy mornings issue
Mr Buchanan reached Philadelphia yesterday quite un-
erpecedy and took quarters at his old stopping place. the
Merchants Hotel in 4th street. Arch. lie among
plain, unpretending citizen for the purpose trans
acting private business, and will remain few days.
His health is robust, than any time within
past; and are say nothing that win
prise any Of hspoca opponents whom add that he
excellent spirits"
The daily union., 1856-10-22
THE TEHuANTEPEC ROUTE

We learn by letter from New York that the brig Judge
Baney sailed from that port few days since for the Coats
coalcos loaded with materials for the construction of the
ehuantepec carriage road Two vessels had previously
been despatched but the contractor Ending labor abun
dan for tools The probability is that this route
win be opened in January NEXT II win make vast diff
ference in the travel to and from California BY very
terially egssning the time and distance
The daily union., 1856-10-22
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
Pennsylvania Of yesterday morning says

The Pennsylvania Of yesterday morning says:
The official returns Of the election in Pennsylvans arc
coming In slowly. They do not materially differ from the
reports heretofore published by The candidates upon
democratic State ticket all elected by from 1000 to O
majority"
The same paper says that the legislature will stand IS
follows Senate Is fusioniss to Is democrats Houss 81
democrats to 49 fusioniss Democratic majority on joint
ballot, sleccn-snough for all useful purposes
The daily union., 1856-10-22

correspondent Of the New York Daily News in pass.
ing through political cemetery few days since observed
upon scotchlookng pine slab the following epitaph
" Peaceful be my silent slumbers
Horace Greeley, close my eyes;
We shall fail for want Of numbers--
Wake up when Fremont dies"
The daily union., 1856-10-22
THE EFFECT OF POLITICAL PREACHING.

The Rev Mr. Smith, Of the Shawmut Church. Boston on
the last Sabbath in attempt to his people to
Christian labor stated fact that there three hun
dred less members in the Evangelical churches of Boston
now than there ten years ago Notwithstanding tho
larro increase Of popnahon.