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9y0 II? MAIN STREET. Gg
S o-tNA. GLASS &EARTHENwAkE. VIZ

has now on hand fine assortment of CHIN
SLAsS and KARTHENW A Re. suited for tie retai
ha'ie n4brs.ciug-
line Decorated China Dinaer SETS
DO do do Tea and Toilet SETS
Plain White China Dinn.r SETS
Do do do Tea and Toilet SETS
Nhise Granite Dinner. Tea ard Tpi ct SETS
Piated CAsT0hs, SPOONS and FORKS
britannia DO do do
Table CUTLERY, WATERS, OrNAMENTs
Je4-ita IA II RTAyJOH
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% FOR RENT.-For the purpose Q

- moving iuto larger building on the Easi
IA Il, we clar the h09sa at -rsent occupied b u
iui re.tt WX. L. STAPLES CO.
18th strset next door to
A. >
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~ MANCHES TER KhSiDENCE FUl

"a kEEF.-inreG9inc to discontinue houseke.i
lA~ Utrr T rent iny residence in tlanCheste
o"htai-nZ - comfortable and good sized room
i'ur q :u~rl with fire places besides t-o ba,emer
r+9m4, u5tl AZ present a Kitchen and servant
Tuolu.
'ls fpu7si' r"sTly new, and very convenient, i.
~" - IT EesllHy part ot the town. aud near one G
cae 3. s1g.n.,s In this region. aud commands .
Wv q III hm1nl from one end 10 the other
'''.'d Ike 10 sell also the most of my iIoua.
hi lgi Kitchen Furniture
tr gJpl ientut the rent will ba accom- ~ ndatiue
fe->'-sl1a ven Immediately.
Nt4iI u tai' GiIse. my f0-ts
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- ,scw9~ BiVFnRD. MAYO & BLAIR.


The huI,a sdj aiujnE the residence of Mr. Sam
90 & G-t3aov'. on leigh street, betweeen 5th s'C
,.', v.N in complete order, adapted 20 the accom-
..ia i.u nt s large ftToily For terms. enquire al
g.. x Csu chheid or Cha c Elicit. Eslr.
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TUE "GAM8LE'S HILL" Man

III SION. WITH AN ACRE or LAND, FOL
RENT.-We ar-Ruih1rzsd to rent the above rrol
clty, being the same Formerly occupied by Jn ~
tme.i, ad more recently by. the family OF the lai
ar. Nose, II. PgesiAn This is most desirable rer
id"nce for large family apply 10
l. 2I-Iht GnDDiN & APpERS0N
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Is EN<s,. WORTH HkAbtSN io 1t thtt
10 nauy suffer an ropine AM dvog cut taaer1able
existence uliitted forthe eHjoy meEsS and own or
narc pnrsaits Of lite when relief may be obtained
,ad health and yfeor restored, by 8 treatment at
uce convenient aud safe well permanent in its
- aracterl
10 those Who have suffered long with disease, ul-
timatiDg in loss Of appetite. yigN &c. the under-
signed tenders his professional services, assurn g
snesnerers, in caGdar and sincerity, pleasant CON
veIaent and proper nrescrtptions, thoroush cure
aud sound body aud mind without unpleasant re-
.trictions hindrance rem ordinary business ptr-
suits.
All diseasesofa private pature, from whatsoever
either recent chronic, sriturcs an lErits-
ne bladder, &c; alsa Serutula, Asthma kheuna'
.ism Piles &c. sklfully and successfully treated
DR. HARRIS can be consulted daily, at his rooins,
t62ss Main street above iith, aud opposite the
American Hotel. No 81, sd floor. Entrance on Main.
18th door above l ith street. 5-. -
From this date until the lst of Dune. DIR HARRIS
viii not be at HE office W Wednesdays, Thnrsl ,ys and
fridays of each week but frltn Satartiay morning
gntii Tuesday evening, he may be consulted from
10 A Nj to 2 NJ and 3 to II. up 29-3m
EGy" INTERESTING TO LADIES. When
the cour8e of issman events. LaGies and Gentle
men lose of their greatest natural atlTactonsa a
head of hairt becomes matter OF serious ini-
sO tnnce. and the question is. what shall we do to
,tUp the hair from falling eff ant restore its vivor
md beauty. In reply 10 this query. We beg to say
.ry Dr.. HARRIS HAIR PROMOTER ard lMPaovsR. A
applications " Ill stop the hair falling OF break
ng, remove usnGIuff. keep the soap clean ar'i
.hite, ard Gspart freshness and rigor TO the hair
4Di although you may have been bald twenty years.
The continued use of il two months will insure you
,mxuriant head OF hair. Call and get bottle, and
4 not satisfied after the second application return
t and get the price paid.
Ask for DR.. Harris Hair Prom ter and l,nproyer
Sold in Richmond. by
Cor Main and 18th, and Main aud Wall Bts
nv l0-Sin
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LIBEL ON NapoLEoN.--0n the application of the
Attorney General the Court of Queens Dentt
London, postponed the trials in the case Ut the
State prosecutions for libel Napoleon until Tues
lay, ,22d Of June. Many witnesses are to be brought
from France for the prosecution, and also for the
defsncethe latter to prove the truth Of the alleged
libeis.
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, FOR RENT-The House on Car

~. str.et. between 81 and Sd. at present nccupc
Ar1 loid"G l.hc'as. 1t has r0oIns is in tlIoroug
fcpas and 10 god tenant win be rented ut mod
TAI pFiae. Postoasioh given lst day 0. May. A,
Ply 10 DIBLElI. l. JOHNSON,
80 Its Ehock ~, Sin
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ga HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

SO ii Il sell NJ great bargain, IL desir r.be r.
u a1 XII Laar the OLD Di-tiliery and oniside IT,
C'EPtfas.pn line. 1t has frontage OF u ieat and
.sth .. i'EI feet x ha5 Oh it two 5tori irs:ue
tWting, and IS enclosed with u substantial fence
~ 4 ilpiniug lot, 1f the samo dimensions. win l.
bid also, II desired. Apply to
HATfTftftZN
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n6 HoUsEKsEPxAs snd osh<fs, Who
wish 20 facilitate the naking Of Brad RAstsY, -.
and have the incest and most wholesano. should try
SkMPIsk'S INRALLIBIE BAKIN0 POWDEk-
Price ., ets. per box. w 0ARLICH ~
jef2 sole RfOnrietor i
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s09~ SHrRBEr AND UaANaR NEOrAl|

We have added these fine Id cious Syrups to q
ready. extens,ve list, which are. sesyed n 4
sparkling SOFA WATER lcy cold. -
WA.lNa PE EaRtE. Drug ~
je % Rroad ct, abe on
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RETURNED TO HIS FIRST LoyE.--Yesterday two
youths, OF nearly full age were at the Farmers o-
te their way the far veet," TO the home If
heir chiidhood hch they preferred TO all others.
It appears that they were stolen by Indians when
very young, and raised by Que of he Western
tribes. Their friends ascertained the whereabouts
# the lost children some time ago, aud induced
them to leave the Indians aud return to their rela
Jives in otthe Eastern States. The Toys, after
'rying civiyed life a while, concluded that they
didn't like II, and were here yesterday on their
way back to their western home. We could not
'earn their names the tribe of Indians they be-
longed to.-Isdianapolis Journal.
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D@-PowRRs' WORLD R.NowsD AMBno-
TYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS Those in want Of Iastine
likenesses should visit POWbRy tslfery Do0f
mind waiting . few minutes. The crUwd z alTAYs
largs and unless yeu are first ef coarse yoa viii
have TO wait your turn. POWERS makee the
ehsapest md beet pictures ut l5f Main street, eysr
Mauric cess shoe store 5, s.s.ss ~ { = -
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rce gBWY AND sALH.

- FOR RENT. The residence over
y. .-rs AtigrTettS Cos store, on Vain sire t.
t.', c5,,cn. slsoss. Possession given Inmsds-
q P,, - a. T. u EAC!ln.
'' H't'' Poafl street.
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~ FOR Rem IA very desifabl
"a Ia Hing on Grace etrcot, between Adama an
FcHsne9. ona sGrtFe above Grace street Rantf
rAH?cL. Ihe hoiS0 contains ;oopa AM h',
reen rec3atiy repaired ard gas introduced: hsB IL
Ky water ia the yard and is IN one OF the nae.
tasHnt reigi,boiAo0ds IN the city
70 go1f tenaat The re.it .ili De low. Apply u
20 25-ts RAEIAEgt h ara
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FOR KtNT--Ana possession eiyer

..r.!nr,'y.s '1caf Brick Teuemsnr. contain
,,ttvus ki'chth IN the yard with wo rooras
8 81 an he conSeriences veil suited tos
.,.rt ,frrl n n'ly The hause VIII be rented
.' , ,t1l..T pcN'. Or iens 2 ii desired. The
.-. a'r,' r. ';sml''e's Nfn. oprnsi- s. ''Prats's
.- ina pleasant and desira ne neighAorhoed.
...s,s -. ap}ly 81 ffio rrsl,isnee. or To
FRANK ATRI son.
at ESsiRnd RlOthera
corner Nam and OH sfa
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BANKING OPERATIONS - Tho Directors
Of the Farmers Bank will meet on Sasurday In
stead Of Monday--so that all persons Wishing di :
causfs, viii note the change Of day for the mestips
of the Board. As little or DO business will BE-
trau~acted In the city on Monday, our basine 3
men would DO wstI TO sftend 90 their netes due
that day on Saturday. 70 that the Bank ofIIrers
may be partially relieved from labor the 9th -
Every man can do this much. II he wishes. and
thusgiva most cf the of1cers an spporsuaity OF
wstnsssing tile ceremouies over the remains oi
President Monroe.
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I'VE ekEATEeT BARGATNsT i

CHINA AND GLASSWARE, ard yariou
moassaeepihg Articles, are at 3OIlAAgs l. NO's
e,ofe corner % aud Hrosd street --Thay arc eelin
nlcS clear TuinbleTs from 81 cents dozen ard al
,a.as. s.a.as. at lnst half the value: Butter Preservt
itshf aud sugar Dishes. very cheap ipdee I; Ges
,siSi Deeauters; LsInus Candlesiicks. spfebdi
french shiaa Vases ana lsene Bottles; Plain are
- SSaspisteo ~ st Tea and Dnpe Sets; Motto Gnps &c
laor Ia'iery; Britannia .nd Silver plated Waff
lss Ifa3s; bookin yLiiassas; Water Coolers. an
tss,ashids =, of other housekeeping articles Will
~ a9a !, amazingly low at sCH4hp co.'s, corne
nr own i'm mportstion, TO DE- alers at Ne Yorl who,,
"a prices. "a, \,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-02

'1DESr.-Mrs Bingham, an old lad p,
in passing down flight Of steps ut the residence
OF her husband, few days since accidentally fell
and fractured one of her legs. y
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kplM FOR RENT.--we eff fer
rl, ,,. large. airy ROOM. on second iisr
,, MCCARTHY 4 SON.
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Dyer Ames, Esq, 4 New York broker, Was drown
ed on Sunday night, whilst bathIng.
The Paris correspondent Of the illustrated Lon
doa News announces discovery OF new tenor,
one NJ, Iebet, with upper pote more in his voice
than sgnor TambcrIik himself
Tho fritish Embassy IL said 10 be between Judge
Rassessat and Preston, Of Ky. with chances in
fsaer If sile latter. s8sssss
Patrick pufdy iIuli an editor, died At Maysvii!<s
Gallfornia, On the 2tst Of May. He was once mar.
ried TO Lois MonteM.
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aAksviLLE COTTON YARNS A
ftili euesIy af tsrsa rei, .te, y.s,. ,,.,,a,
q sgnla t3sag Yarns msnnfs sturrd 'r,,ata,ils ar
&. 9. KRNT..PAIHE y fo &
l iTDGs ri have few ibis Of No
- Scotia Potatoes. ia aiet rate order. f,r sale
u y HAsKiES. Z
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TIE MILITARY DUEL In PARIs--H In said that the
French authorities have decided that il Is not ex-
pedent to institute any legal proceedings againss
the military men engaged in the late duelin which
A. de Pene was wounded, the civil authorities hav-
ing negatiyed tho proceedings against the cIsIii,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-02

RICHMOND CoLLEGE.---In the Dispatch
Of yesterday We briefly NOTICED the tenth annual
commencementof Richmond College. We now aj,
pend the list OF distinctions assigned to the follow
iUg students q. the intermediate and final exam-
aatious, the order of the names indicating relative
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The fight between Paddock aud Sayers for $500
and the championship Of England, came OF on tho
10th inst After fiftBea foands. which lasted an
hour and thirty-hvs minutes, Sayers was declared
the winner 80 As s&sfs ss
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DEATH OF MAN AND HE WIFE FROM MANIA Pc.
rU.-A man named Driesbach has been Keeping n
coffee house on the corssr Of Market aud Floyd
streets. Louisuiiie: Ky for some time. He ard
his wife we're much addicted 10 liquor The man
was d rst attacked with mania potu and then the
wife, and both died on Saturday night
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AsskULTrNG PRIEsT.--0n last Sunday week. in
New York, the Rev. Mr.. McCiennan denounced
from the altar of the Catholic church, corner oi
" OF and Park streets, notorious '.Dead Rabbit
named Rice. The unusual proceeding created a
sensation amoLg the congregation. but only excl
ted the ire of Rice who vowed vengeance for such
an exposure. On Saturday night Kics carried bic
threats into execution, when he waylaid the priest
in Cross street. knocked him down, and kicked aud
beat him brutalIy. .sss.siist - s}s
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INDIAN DIFFICULTIES DAKoFAa-A Town DgS-
TaoYED BIZ TEE SIOUX We learn from ST. Paul
hat the Indian troubles apprehended by the War
Department Ia Dakotah Territory have commence
The fankton Sioux. jealous of the encroachnenl
OF white settlements in Dakoteh, ard dissatisfied
at receiving no. pay tor the road constructed by
Col. Mobiles through their lauds, have undertaken
to redress their grievances. large body ofthem
consisting of lilo lodges, lately entered the settle
ment OF Medary, burning all the houses there and
all the cabins In the neg hborhocd and carried off
all tho punder they could get. The Inhabitants
Of the settlement had fed to Cottonwood river
where they had determined to make stand The
Sioux are em6oldeUed 70 commit these outrayes
by the removal afthe U, 8. troops from fort Ran
daii. We shnll probably hear others ia the same
nuarfAr-3 Tos,ix A...,x
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The ATLANTIC TELEahaPH.-T The New York and
Newfoundland and American Telegraph Comra
MES have consented to hold open their offices in
Y. Y until mdngh', on and after to night, uutii
something definite shall have been heard of the
Atlantic cable For few days prior to the arrival
# the cable. the of the two comp inies lines.
for enquiries connected with the subject, will bs
sree to the pubJic ssss y ttFa fFf
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New YoRK PAIL BEARERs.--The pail bearers ap
pointed for ex-President Monrce's remains during

iHs QUEEN IN BfRMIyGHlN.-Queen Victoria
made her public entry into Birmingham on the
18th of June, amidst civic pomp and what mey BE-
called rational rejoicing Some years ago the
Queen, before her accession to the throne, stayed
short time in the town, aud once stopped ut
she railway station, but never before paid a vsi
to the pisce. Says one of the reports
AT night the abbey aud lodge were illuminated
by 10000 variegated lamps. All was gaiety and
sadness The bells of Aston church rang oul
merry pealE--peces of ordnance roared their vel
GENE in royal ea.nte--the military bands struck
up the national aBtheus; but more inspiriting thaa
all was the cbaat poured forth from ten thousand
English fhroats on the OCCASION
The Queen will probably make visit to Germs'
ny in July.
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THE WASHINGTON UNION.
NAN ARRABG EVENTS Ar WASHINGTON P0ST
OFFICE

The Mail Baltimore Philadelphia Now York,
ke., and Buffalo, Ac arrives az And ..
daily mail this Office
places win be closed heretofore at and O'Clock
The Southern Mail viii be closed hereafter y at *
ocock and will be received, heretofore, daily, BY
o'clock, aud ., p.
The Second Eastern Mail eloses pm the
Mail closes al q daily The mail rains north q Philadelphia
arrive there with The
which bngs the Great Mail 10 arrive here Ny % No
Mall received AZ this office Sunday night and
Mail Is Sunday morning
The Mail for Norfolk places Virginia at
except Sunday and Is received times
from Baltimore Md, by ~,
The Mail from Georgetown daily by g.
closed for place hOurs
The Mail from Rockville, Md. received daily N
aud IL Is closed for those places at o q.
Annapolis Mail closes at 2 aud ., daily.
The Mail from Brookyl Md daily except
day, by closes those places by y.
The Coesve Nd Mali Monday Wednesday Friday
and Tuesday Thursday Saturday D. M
Upper Marlboro, NC, Md received by A, p M daily
closed mt . p. IN.
Tobacco &c Md Tuesday Thursday saur-
day by closed Sunday Tuesday and Thursday
Warrenton, Mddleburg, 6c Va received daily by 0,
closed at o. nj.
Lsesburs &c. Va received by and closed M Monday
Wednesday, and Friday.
The postage newspapers that all printed
dressed foreign country required 10 be paid advance
The Office open from O'Clock, So O'Clock m daily
except Sunday and that day open from M
from % 10 ~, p. m
"port Tobacco daily other places on the route above
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The Organization OF the Executive peps rtnents
of the Government OF the United States
srArN psrAxr.xSr.


emnoyea "a conduct arising
our @lesa relations Win all .he powers % he wofa is ~
snne uiAn generally conceived The number SnivSon " s
OF state OF the United States only seventeen as
one secretary Of state on Lewis Css Assistant secretary o
state on John Apetou chief clerk twelve clerks one Trans
AloF, ana one hofAIlan
CHARGE ~ an h.,,yaan
ponac agents the United pow
tins II
department.
prepared copied recorded
all registered
being hrst entered Ia analytic table or index.
o. -, ,a.. -. a. -. -. :, A. -.
A.. ho,-e,p nv" ~, "a ,la aaas, -
~ X TI"I So ~ h, ~ \. -, ,acars "a ans
"a =, ,,., ~ rs,
- ss ~ :, &C., ~. ,r,arsa M $4,000
i 1s''Ny' VI 'e"'u"s " 'nSu'A' ''A''si "'V P''p anu
The D6uFg Agdfe has charge OF all correspondence and
other matters connected with accounts relating any fund with the
disbursement Of which the department rs charged.
m u tas are IN furnish snc translatons as The
NAV r.ne a. also records ,e enpons on oonsus
~, te cnnnls .la hi non ih
IssneI 80 =
CLERK qOsntasAts and cos'tE He makes out aud records
COMMISSIONS letefs OF
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RATES or CHARGES FOR HAoKNEY CARRIAGES

Extract from u 20 Gorqoa, approved March 90 1921
And enacted Thai end after the Of this
following charges m be conveyance OF
SONS one place another the city Of Washington in hackney
Carriages cabs other vehicles carrying Tor
hire -d eight o'clock shall not be exceed
ed--that say each ever, 'Sseneer ~, ~
half mile, twenty i've f "snoo
half mile, exceeding three miles 1fo
vidd hackney cab other vehicle shal
detained for longer period than 1--WE the driver thereof
shall be allowed for the whole hack cab other hce
half every
for all ccnveyances other dctcnons later than O'clock
the driver OF hackney other vehicles
demand and receive The rate ny the foregoing
charges. in addition thereto,
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TELEGRAPH OFFICES.

Houses Printing Telegraph, National Hotel entrance on sixth
north Of 10 New York h
Philadelphia and intermediate points connecting AZ new
the Eastern Johns, and e Western lines 70 New
Orleans
Magnetic Telegraph National Ite Of sixth street and
Pennsylvania W ep York connecting above VIII we
exfrom West t-r "a ...s,- n
Southern Telegraph National Hotel To New Orleans rtd Aexah
da Richmond Mobile and interim ate ponts ncu
ding all the principal seaboard cities.
Western Telegraph Penusy between sixth ana sc
enth strces lman To Wheeling and intermediate
points connecting with all the Western and North1cseru hes
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8. c. HERRING & CO.'S Patent champion safes

vINHE subscribers, grateful for past iavors, ana
aatuy that bestowng their
age extent that more warerooms were nece
abclr sock their depot by opening an extensive
and saesroom Brosdway No 2ol, corner OF
poste City Hall This enlargement o. waenonse %
bers to keep all times larger stock o hre anu
r ars an any other the world Particular az
5enon win constructing ssfe for private hes
with other furniture security Of plate ana ewey
Also
1u,, ON an hand and make 10 chests vault
and bank vaults patent powder proof locks @ oank
or store perturbation bank JOCK ana oyss
b~'' s. HERRING & Co.,
Nos. 1856, 1877 and l39 Water street, and
No 25l Broadway corner Murray ST., New YORK
u. CoYIE & Co, Agenss
Washington D. C.
B. w. KNOWLES Agent
Richmond Virginia
26--1y
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PROSPECTUS
PROSPECTUS
Tor puBlisAinq Monthly Psrodioai "a Washington D. c.,
called
rruE National RECORDER
THE NATIONAL RECORDER
RELIGIOUS AND POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE,
BY l.. ID. JOHNSON.

yT,HE National Recorder" viii contain sixteen
the miscellaneous reading found ~ pei'ou"a ~ ~
win be mainly devoted % The follow ing OLDEST ia ,t lssla
departments OF the general s
m ss ssslatye department the spirit Of all that
may done Ia Congress this subject including the service Of ohs
tho House and senate win Dei sketches " ' ~ ~
may he delivered beaDro Congress ,
In executive department viii embrace al mat relates - he
chaplain The and navy at military posts ana IN cam
paens military and naval schools IN eAsong vessel ana rs
asyuna BY the facilities Tor obtaining ~ us
departments Washington, and BY correspondence win eapns
The second object statistical Information, and 10
publish the head each state and Territory all that relates
officially recognised cegymen employed as pastors or Otherwise me
Of church ednces and church members together WIN e
number annually each distinct church organization We
shall such plan Of correspondence as VIII enable u 70
reach than approximate accuracy together
with many statistics relating to religious matters which
never schedules" OF the United States census
hr third object will be 10 and interesting In
literature emitting special attention upon
the series annually delivered aud the scientific develop
survey ONCE National Observatory aud Of the Scientific Arts
Once We shall furnish notices literary
Intended to promote popular education ,,.
w be readily whole practical value OF the objects
proposed this work lies in their complete accomplishment 10 e
iect shall need the kindly cooperation OF three classes Oh
editors cergymen and the respected heads of all the nlu
learning the United States for each OF whom
WI have dstinc, proposition,
but as contain among other things, important memorial to
Congress which should first be placed IN the hands of every clergy
man this periodical viii be neither sectrian nor
Hcs eharace earlier date intend 10 issue the nra
number early In December next We therefore respectfully proSe
We will the Recorder" two numbers for one
year. the first number oy TO all who viii enclose Jour ~
To the editors Of periodicals newspapers Excepting those
which are only political secuar) who will this prospectus
one insertion containing it, propose 70
advertise osay their our cover through
who subscribe Recorder win insert the name and place
their Institutions as proposed to editors
Address "Nationa Recorder, Washington, H.
Oct 3l-tfs
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INRANKLIN PHILIP respectfully invites atten-
magnificent stock OF books the results OF
recent impoaons personal selections IN the North.
win be include the best editions Of standard and
oc works plain bndins many which
supcrby illustrated especially suited Cor presentation The
proacbIng fest ve sessoa FRANKLIN PHI1PS
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