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8 MN nn0 REPUBLICANS WANTED
E.VUVD.vUUy To buy THE GREAT CAMPAIGN

ROOkS.-Ihe Subscriber wishes 10 call the at
- snoa ofihe Gle y and TIE religion. pat Of the eo%mI
20 large assortment Of rHEOLOUICAL boohs winch
lie l. selling out tt Ieduced prizes X MAZE,
No 2s7 Bleecker- ct, opposite Leroy.
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uJaHIs.

A YOUNG German Lady, OF good education,
"A speaking Enghsh and pfohcen, in all eInie employ ymens
deses SITUATION ~iln private family, either 70 attend
children make herself GENERALLY useVL Inquire for three days
at NO. 30 Sprins.st in the store
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The SYRIAN Christians.

The New York Journal Of Commerce justly
remarks that ii does not diminish the claims
of the prosecuted Christians in Syria upon the
sympathy and assistance of mankind that they
do not hold the same religious tenets with the
Christians of our own country. tits not very
creditable to the humanity of certain English
journals, which are jealous of the prompttude
and vigor of NAPoLEoN's interposition, that
they should endeavor to represent the Chris
tians of Syria to be as great barbarians as the
Turks themselves. If this We're true II they
were pagans and savages, and if they had no
religion whatever their claims upon human
compassion and sympathy would still exist.
The horrible outrages inflicted upon helpless
women and children in Syria, even if they
we're the wives and children of the most
abandoned and wicked of our race, ought to
stir the deepest fountains of compassion in
every beneyolent heart. The truth, however, is,
that they have been abused and outraged SIM
ply because they were Christians, and for no
other reason, and that these abuses and out
RACES are only part of a general system OF per-
secution which the Turks have perpetrated
for ages, but which has received fresh impe-
tus of late by the very pledges which the Chris
tian Powers obtained from the Sultan, at
the close of the Crimean war- ;or religious toll
Grafton throughout his dominions. The whole
civilized world has reason to rejoice that Ma
PoLEoN has interposed his powerful arm in
Syria, and that, in all probability, he will not
withdraw it for many long years.
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cor,.,ncua,ro. Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Religious Intelligence.
nASvrLLn, Aug. 81, 1850.

81 pANviLLn, Aug. 81, 1880.
The Roanoke Baptist Associatloh convened
IN itn - yenty frat hnnnaf SESSION on Iiuay
iast- 81 Ban nj ster Church. about twenty miles
distant in this county 1 nbout 40 chpr e Ss
IRE Introductory sermon was preached by
Rev. w. S. Penick, of Pittsylvania Court.
House. from the commission, "9o ye into all
the world" &c. The letters which were read
from the churches indicated their prosperity
during the past year. Various subjects Of In
terest engaged the attention Of the body during
its session. m
The Education Report ELECTED several adj
dresses. While it was under consideration,
the claims of the Union Female College. re-
Gently established at Danville, were present.
ed, and the sum of $1,000 was raised 10 com
plete Its endowment.
Rev. J. b. Taylor. Jr., addressed the Asso,
citation in behalf of Allegheny College, ana
obtained subscriptions amounting 10 Sa40.
A mass meeting for Coiportage was held on
Sunday afternoon at the Arbor, and addresses
were delivered by Rev. A. i. Dickinson, Snpt
of Oolportage, and also by Rev. Messrs. Onap-
lin and Barksdale.
The Association determined to raise $500
towards the support Of Rev. Geo. Pearcy as a
missionary to California. Interesting repor u
perance, &C., were read and discussed, Ser
mons were preached during the meeting by
Rev. Messrs. Ro. Ryland, ID. D., A. M rom
dexter, ID. D., A. K. Dickinson, Tyree, wilson,
Mcdonald, McCown, and Ferguson.
The crowd in attendance esterday Is Thought
TO have been upwards Of 1000. Notwithstand-
ing this, the most perfect order prevailed
The body will probably adjourn to-day.
Rev. J. b. Taylor, Jr., preached in our own
on last evening.
Several new buildings are being erected
here, and shrewd Observers say that Danvllie
is improving more rapidly than any other
town in the State. The crops through this
county are fine, though some parts Of the coun-
" have suffered for want of rain. The ty-
phoid fever, which was prevailing to con.
siderable extent in some sections, has almost
entirely disappeared. We, up this way, are
of course like people everywhere else, much
interested in the political questions OF the
day *%
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DR.. Winsilip on the Laws of Health.

DR.. WINsHIP, the strongest man in America,
has given some very sensible directions on the
best mode of preserving the health, and de-
valoping the strength Of the body, which we
published some days ago in this paper. Plen-
ty of air, sunshine, sleep, exercise, and such
food as is most agreeable, seems to be, in few
words, the Doctors programme for invigorat-
ing the physical system, and prolonging life
These prescriptions, and throwing "medieine
TO the dogs will, in the opinion OF our mod
ern Sampson, prevent most of "the ills that
flesh is heir TO-" and remedy good many of
them, especially dyspepsia, which is the uni
versa, plague in the New England States.
We observe that one of the leading New
England colleges has introduced professor
ship of gymnastics, which may possibly be
filled by DIR. HEKNAN, or the learned MORRIS
sRY. and the greatest benefits are justly anti
cipated from this new branch of science. 1t is
desirable that all the members Of the faculty
should hasten to perfect themselves in the
practice of the "manly art SO as to give
the 'smor2l weight" Of their example to the
physical instructions Of the gymnastic and
pugilistic department. If DR.. WINsHIP can
succeed in improving the physical health Of
his countrymen, he will render the country a
great political benefit. "Let me have men
about me that are fat" There is no doubt
whatever that most of the sectional animosity
and religious fanaticism of the land arises
from disordered stomachs. 1t is useless to adj
dress argument or persuasion to a man whose
liver is out OF order.
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R.eAm.na and Lynehssrs Railroad.

We trust that the political excitements Of the
season will not Danish this important improve
ment from the minds OF our citizens. Our coun-
try friends have exhibited degree OF interest
in the cause which should meet with an en-
phatic response from Richmond, which Is
more vitality Interested than they are In the
subject aud which has more at stake in the
construc ZION Of direct road to Lynchbufg
than In any other improvement whatever, ex-
cept the James River and Kanawna CanaL-
As Col COOKE said In his speech at the BUCK
insham Court House Convention this rail-
road Ia a d,sideyatum to the people OF Tue
Son Inside :; to Richmond IT is a necessary coh-
ra.,,on The railroad from Richmond TO
rvnchburr is a necessity OF the city ana OF
,ns ,tmex We must have IL, or we snail never
=. thar than a one horse town. The idea
,n.t The largest commercial and man ufactur-
inS city of Virginia, the metropolis Of the
State, should be cut Off from the great artery
of outhwestern trade and travel, which her
own money has aided to construct, is prepos-
ferrous and suicidal. The city that would sub
nit to such an isolation from great river of
commercial life, when she had it in her power
10 tap the living waters, and draw them in a
bright aud deep current through her own
channels, would show by such unheard-of
siuggishness and indifference that she did not
merit the prize which Fortune offered to
her, and deserved n fate of obscurity and PEN
ury. The people along the entire line of the
proposed improvement have shown them
selves wide awake and fully alive to its i'm
portance Col. BoNDURANT has pledged old
CHAM for Sio0,OO0 minimum subscrip-
ton; Powhatan, with her limited bonnda-
ries, will raise s5o00o. What is Richmond
aboutl Let her be up and doing. Let her 60
with the people, whose interests are her In
terests whase growth and prosperity are
identified with her own; whose generous
sympathies respond to all the pulsations of
her own heart. Let her bind them TO her
breast with iron chains. We cannot doubt
that she will act with an intelligence and en-
ergy worthy the great interests at stake. This
road must be built. The capital of Virginia
must have direct communication with the
great Virginia and Tennessee Railroad and
through that with the railroad systems of
Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama. Mississippi
Louisiana and the great Southern Pacific
Railroad, which will strike the Mississippi at
Memphis.
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ma Wire and Sieve Faetory...The I'm:
SIEVE BUSIN ESS, on Pearl street be low Cary,
respectfully asks the attention Of merchants and
superior ROLLING SCREEN WIRE for mer
chants mills; FAN and STANDING SCREEN
kinds; BIRD CAGES; RAT and MOUSE TRAPS;
PLAIN and FANCY WIRE WORK FOR BOOK
CASES, DOORS, WINDOWS, &c. Also, CORN,
SAND, and GUANO SCREENS.
n Prompt attention given to orders.
g. W. JESSOP, Pearl st.. below Cary,
An 3-lms #r Richmond, Va.
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PASSENGERS per Steamship " YORKTOWN"
Capt; PaE s, from Nsx York; o..,;., ~
Galasco., d. Stern and lady, o. NJ, Moore, !.
Smith. b. ,Kayton. E: Blum, J., Mehesan,, w.
Hard,s?n, J. White, W. G. Parker, H. y. Nor,
and Karner. H. u. Danforth, Miss r. Danfor,h, J.
W. Stevens, Il. A. Washburn, r. Robinson, J. b.
Mrs. E. Brown. Miss M Lasori, p. T. Moore j.
F. Alvey, Mrs; Law, T w. McCance, r. 9. Nc
Canoe, Chas. Stebbins, T. TAYLOR III. E. Parma
lee and lady, Mde. Brewer and . children, VIM
Zjmm nH;rn D: RadctIes, lady and child, =
Liefhardt. Miss c Drew. j A. WeddelI, o. H
Perry, Mrs. kosenbaum and child, w. Mssssver,
lady and shd H. Lady and oh
w. J. sumner Mrs. and Miss Baxter. MISS Pink
ham. Miss Small, c.: Alderman and lady, NJ
c. l.. Young. b. E. Wright. Miss Arnie o. Mon,
cure, Mrs. Y: L.. Yance,. d. B. Britton, c. J.
rest, Joseph Y. Douglas, A J. Munroe, and 20
steerage.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

Crops in Marshall and 4djoin.ag Counties, Miss.
MARSHALL Co., MISS, Aug. "a.
We have commenced gathering our Gotten
crop, and find it rather lighter than it was last
season. owing 10 dry weather and rust; but
we will be amply repaid by our crop OF corn,
for all through this section ii is much better
than it has been for several years past, and is
ready for the crib
Politics are very lively here, as elsewhere.
There are Breckenridge men, Douglas men,
and Bell men. each claiming for their favor
lite the high and exclusive distinction of being
the only man to save the country and the
South from Black Republican rnle.
Rain is beginning to be coveted and the
thirsty fields are yawning to receive the re-.
freshing showers. II.
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The feud between the Italian and Chinese
inhabitants of Proctorville, La has been re-
newed. and ii is feared that more lives will be
lost
b. y. Yaneey, son of Hon. VIM. L. Yancay,
has been fined $40 at Montgomery, Ala, for
the assault on J. j. SiebeIs, editor ofthe "Con-
federation"
VIM. II Webb, Col. J. Trotter and lady. and
Mrs. Cora Mowatt Richie, of Richmond. were
among the passengers who sailed for Eur ope
In the Adriatic, Saturday.
Bayard Milligar, Of New Orleans. who was
thrown from buggy recently at Meilensyille
Columbia county, N. Y has since died of his
injuries.
DIR. +. Shower, well known dentist of
Nashville, Tenn, died at Bsrryviile, on the
10th inst.
The Troy Times states that Morrissey. the
pogilist. lost recently $4,000 at faro, at Sara
toga.
Prof L, Laurence Hale, the electro. biolo-
gisi. has been arrested at New Orleans on the
charge Of rape.
The recent concert In London for the benef fl
VI the family VI Julien, was very successful;
tbs net proceeds will be about $1,000.
The Wesleyan Church At Montreal was
robbed recently Of about one hundred hymn
books.
Gerardus CLARK, an eminent member of the
New York bar, died on Thursday evening
Captain II. w. Ogden, United States Navy,
died IN New York On Saturday night.
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MARINn INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF R1cHM oND. AUGUST n
HixA. Water tAis day Tuesday, M e'eloe

ARRIVED.
Steamship Yorktown, Parrish, N. Y, mdze. anc
passengers, Ludlam Il Watson.
Steamer Geo. Peabody, Prtohard, Bait, mdze
and PASSENGERS. d. H. w. CurrIe. -,
Schr Susan, Rogers, Boston, mdze., ID. w
Currie. n,
Schr. r. G, Stanard. Booze, Bait, guano, Bacor
l. BaskeTvill.
schr. L. Nolan, Bueklin, Rockland, plaster
Libby & Burton.
Schr M. c. Hopkins, Daugherty, N. Y, ice, b
WarGwell Il Co. .
schr. VIM. r. Hendren, Laten, City Point, salt
Sioop b b. Bush, Richardson, James River
wheat, Log an W ailer.
SAILED, f..t
Srhr Ocean Yrd fones light