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llvered before the horticultural and PomoIogi-
cal Society Of this city. This was sent 20 them
by telegraph by their special reporter al this
point, NJ cost OF sloo, by special order. This
fact not only speaks creditably FOR the enter
prise of the Times, but ia n volume In favor OF
the fame Of Firginia's great orator.
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RgFoRE COMMISSIONER CHAHooS.-tIeorse
Prarman, who has been for several uay De-
fore United States Commissioner 1hahoon +,
aIa-r.d ,rith violation of internal revenue
l.,rs was Yesterday discharged.
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NorARY-Mr Henry T. Evans was yester
day appointed by the Govei nor = uot.Ly pun
lie for this city and the county OF hehFico.
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ARRIY L

~IcCINGUISHED A X V A L.
nisS,utT .ppkAKlNGE OF THE SEASON
fhsrs arrived I sn.lsrs .p.. Il.
l. iora,y IA ths ACCUMULATED fat ON bis loId,h'p's
samS as loid.hips hsh eendi.on 80 ilus;riya. s,a
leader OF the t.os asIa .aS mT .ss aS DupiS bic vii
nnsass . n.sspedly pay their respects to him Re-
rs@sin fo5 a.y yy1rxNr or i've a s,npks With cur.
,.rt ially for DINNER, TO-DAY. genasmen.y
on ih-ta
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MAYoRs CorRr-MAroR MAYO PRESIDING. :
John Carey, United States soldier, charged
with beating John Lucas (coloredl and at
tempting TO break into the house Of J. II
Shurman, was sent TO the Libby
Augustus Winkers (whte boy), charged
with assauliing and beating Henry Davidson
(colored boy) with q brick, was called up.
1t appears that some fuss was occasoned
while the two boys were playing a game OF
marbles, and Winkers struck Davidson on the
head with n brick, cutting him quite badly.
The father OF the accused was required to
give $3.50 security for the good behavior Of his
son for twelve months.
John Cole (colored), charged with stealing 4
lot Of old iron, was set back.
Charles Branch (colored), charged with
stealing four sticks Of wood, was set back.
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I AkUS K CHERRY

I AkUS K CHERRY,
"a Dealers In
LEH.GH, LOCUST MOUNTAIN,
SllAM0NIE, LpKBEEkY, and
B.TUMlNoUS COAL.
IL cargo or ton. Stove, CRATE, and foundry
.rr. urt.r- solicited, and promptly filled.
aGce, Dock between Seventeenth and Eigh-
tenth streets. SO
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4 CHANCE 10 SELL VIRGINIA

1 CHANCE TO SELL NIRUINIA
\ LANpS.-l have formed business connsc-
t.l s..a A.rsrs Iurphsy K Troutman, Real Es.
!.r Agents and Brokors Phitadelphia, who have
.ri!ca'ioas ior the purchase OF a large number OF
,..-s sut other real property In Virginia, ioi
f-atry .Vauiaus desiring to remove to this State.
20 application, In person or by mall, VII! wlth
F-.sat~ 'GrH!su any one having land Tor sale spe"
t.i Information on the subject.
!. u. IMBODES, Attorney at Law,
u :o-,, Richmond. Va.
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PERSON SAL.-Count =. de Rivera, OF the
Spanish Legation, and the Earl OF Camper
down, England, are 1T the Exchange Hotel.
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NEWSPAPER ExrERpRIsg.-The New ~. =
Times Of yesterday morning con. snssch de-.
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cuISlYluB p1IlHcIt
RICHMOND, VA, October !, 1857 oc s. Nv

RSHIP. = A s A SNY-
" DER and RICHARD lRBY, surviving part
nsrs OF the late n rm OF Snyder, Bowers Co.,
have a.sociated themselves togsther und.r the
style and irm OF s6YDER lRBi. and Will con.
rnu. ,hs business Of the late nrm at the present
.tnnd OF the RiCHMOE STOVE and AkCHlTEC-
TUkAL IRON WORKS, corner Of Cary and Tenth
streets, Richmond Va. This CO. partnership dass
Asa SNYDER, Richmond, Va;
RICHARD IRBT. Holloway county; va,
President Petersburg Iron works
RICHMOND Va. October I. 1857. oc e-Sw
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EADING FOR THE MILLION!
IL STATIONERY AND SCHOOL BOOKS, PE.
BROAD STREET, A FEW DOORS BELOW The
THEATRE.-A +. CKUTC Il +! ELI will be
pleased henceforth to greet his friends and the
public Al No. III Broad street, opposite the depot
Ae will keep ut all times complete assortment
OF SCHOOL. BoOns and sTATloNEKSSii T. W WRd; ! :,
TING PAPERS, and FANCY AkTlCLss OF
Ali t6e periodicals. from every section received At
the earliest moment after Publication. and sold
Az low AS they can be purchased on Broad street
or anywhers else The patronage OF the readlES
and sight seeing public is respectfully solicited.
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TIE COSGRESSioSAL COMMITTEE sent South
10 examine into southern railroads held con-
ference yes esterday with the officers of the Cen
1ral, York River, Petersburg, Danville, frede-
ricksburg and Potomac, Norfolk and Peters
burp and SouthSidc railroads. Nothing can
h learned of the result Of the conference un
Ill the committee make their report TO Con-
greSs. go.
The committee leave for the South this
morning.
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! NTHRACITE COAL.

/ NTHRACITE COAL.
am prepared to furnish
BEST QUALIFY ANTHRACITE COAL
.i.- suitable for CRATES, stoves, and furnaces.
LgHlGH LUMP. for foundry use.
Also. .BITrMlEOUa LUMP AN ID SMITHS COAL.
S. II. HALVES
successor to Samue p. Hawes & Son.
sells Ei.ht-snth and Cary streets.
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NTuRACITE COAL.-Discharging
\ cargo of n. celebrated LOEBrkRY RED
arH COAL also. LOCUST MOUNT WHITE
A>t. E6u aai STOVE si2ss.
Ug,-ts received ior NJ pLuTH AN coal oil very
'rganur quality s. +. LATiRof, agent,
.-s Eishtsenth street, south side Dock.
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,IRFRT ELAIE. dealer in BEST
\ vyaANp WHITE ASH AETHRtClTE AND
-.v vISnr~ coal AND COKE. office No. Il3
q !, tract with Messrs Cshell y Watkns
-.-,.sfr. .or former favoTs OF my friends and
-. trt.Ic. now nsk n coutinuAncs Of ths same.
a. sisted n far a. practicable by MIR. j.
+ watkins. tAe patronage OF whose friends is
.r.,.t oc 2--!m
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RAND NATIONAL
AGRICULTURAL INHIBITION
ASp
HORSE FAIR

RAND NATIONAL
AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION
ASp
HORSE FAIR,
r. Ae.- At tAe NATIONAL COURSE, near
Washington. d. c.,
"-@s1e.as OCTOBER 2s. 1867, and continuing
TWENTY DAYS.
>Go000 IN PREMIUMS
+" v ..~fra 1oG he best and nneSt horses. cat
'"ln", and poultry. IN their respective
a.. "',o. agricultural productions and imple,
--lhai.ca. aud ch. inlcsl products, edged
,"olse metals ard hardware engines and
~ carriage and cabinet ware; mdnufac-
".e .e'. "ouiirn, or cotton, made by ma
H., - ~ Asa1 leather and l-alher nanulac-
SEM. '"-'' nc, rHrllcdi, and MnSlcai lnsuu-
.4r-. ..,.s4.rwork, painting. drawing, table
.. 'lfss q speed. lady riders. tilling tour
'ArtIlTloN OPEN TO THE WORLD!
i,n! .sys's'ry arrangement will be made 10
,-s t&alGitlos ons Of general Interest 10
G,.r =. exhibitions and spectators.
ts,m,s .0i Ho'tlhs and pacing Will close octo-
49, i"i rnnnlag, on october 2sth. Entries
IN ~. ai.4 Implements for exhibition Will close
l,.l ',@.a..sf " aud sales Of stock and imple-
g.. 49, confidence on November sth and con
-. .--.. A.. are sold. Exhibitors who do not
t..f 1.sFnS" o; their stock can remove them
y.g.S' ~ d! November, upon which day the
a. t-'-' ~ VIII % awarded.
t.iv =, are tQgented 10 furnish the Secrs-
,si ~. ~ e.! afuc es Intended for exhibition,
..,. '~I4 accommodations do they may re-
,,,.r -'-L. The Time. al 40 early u date as
&, i-ins or rTelni am !ist IL being prepared
sa,a,.-s'lt dl.t'Ibutlon, which viii contain
l.fa, .isrLts "i trades aud manufactures. For
Il, a.! 'lher particulars address tho Secre-
ND h LhnGS, Pr..ideHt;
d. WIN ~ ~ Res WICK. Nice-Presidsnt.
sr..@i"S bCsTos. Treasurer;
IL
r&ElAs ii Boyp tsuperlntendents;
VT, ,h,iisbAALL, Secretary. Once Seventh street
-s' s!eet, room L. oc l2-eod3t
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D0yER COMPANY'S PRICES:

!
-NP COAL, superior for grates............. Sc so
El.l COAL, superior FOR CRATES and stoves, SO
l"EE4Gg COAL, superior for ensines..... q so
s.yG COAL, superior for shops. 3 SO
eygG COKE, superior tor cooking purposes, 50
--r .cai Of 25 Bushels delivered.
L,tvral arrangements made with large con-
srrar. GaI manufacturers.
T. G. JONES, Agent.
gs,.t. yard on Sixth street nsar tho canal. oc l
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LADIES' LIST.

AuhlilS, MISS Virginia
A dams, Mrs. Salamon
Anderson, Miss Va.
Armstrong, Miss kath.
Askew. Mrs. Mary A.
Asher, Mrs. K.
Austin, Miss Belle
Au,tin. Miss Sallis F.
Barlow. Miss Eliza
Ballard. Miss Bette
Baker, Mrs Martha
Bailey, Mrs. Frances
Binford, Mrs. ". X.
Billing. Miss NJ. NJ.
Black, Mrs. Ann
Blair, Miss Ann
Rovd. Miss sharlot
Boiling, Miss Annie NJ
Bolton, Mrs. James
Eroadesa. Miss Martha
Brown. Mrs. Lucretia
Brown, Miss Lizzie
Beet, Mrs. X G..
Broher, Miss Ellen Z.
Briggs, Miss Maggie
Brldsefor,h, Miss Julia
Buii, Mrs. MarSt
Burrows. Miss =. A.
Campbell. Miss u aria
Carter, Mrs. Nicholas
Campbell. Miss FIoren,
Chandler, Miss NJ. W.
Clark, Miss Sallie T..
Claiborne, Mrs. Z s.
Counerlon, Mrs. Marg'
Cook, Miss Maria Z.
Cox, Mrs. judith
Corr, Mrs. i. +.
Conway, Mrs. Dr. J. Fl
Cody, ii iss Arhel
Coleman, Henrietta tcc
lored)
Colmau. Mrs John
Coles. Mrs. Jane
trImp. Miss z da R.
Cross, Miss A. NJ.
Crowds, Hiss V. +
Crawford, Miss libhie
Crensha,y Maggie Z.
Cushing, Miss a T.
Davis, Mrs. Daniel
Dansey, Mrs. l. A.
Dandridgn, Miss Mollie
Davis. Mrs l.. G..
Davis, Mrs. S. E. K.
Davis, Miss Faunie A.
Dsckwer, Mrs. Cath.
Dean, Mrs Sarah E.
Dixon, Mi Mary
Dooley, Miss Florence
Dodson. Miss ID. tcol' d.
Dodd. Miss Sarah
Duke, Mrs. VI. b
Lunleavy, Mrs. France
Duke, Miss E!mira
Early, Mrs. George
Edwards, Miss j. T.
Eiiis, Mrs. bllen
Emerson. Miss annie
Farrsr, Mrs. M. L Nj.
Fal!ou, Miss NJ abury
! Farrer, Miss b. q D.
Farr"r, Mrs. Mary.
FinEey, Miss Jennie
Fisher, Miss Carrie
/ Fleming, Miss City
Flanhardt, Miss g. V.
Fowler, Miss Matilda
Franklin, Miss \ Y.
| Galway, Miss Perc'll'
| Gains, Miss t.iizah",h
Gardener. Mrs. y. /.
Gamble, Mrs.
Gentry, Mrs. NJ. +.
Gibb, Miss Maggie A.
Ginochio. Miss Jennie
Gibson. Mrs. Henry d
GlIcher, Miss NJ. i.
Ginhs, Mrs. Lee '.
Godliu, Mrs. las a.
Gordon, Mrs. Marg't
GoUdson, Mrs. NJ. W.
Godfrey. Ellen
Gregory. Mis-. Jane
Gruber, Mrs. NJ. b.
Green, Miss NJ. tcoi ID
Graham. Mrs. Ada
Grant, Miss Mary s.
Graham, Misd Il.
Hanck, Mrs. Hannah
Hartwell, Mrs. NJ tcoIl,'
Harris, Miss NJ J. (coi
Harris. Mrs. G. Y
Harris, Mrs. e. tcol ~
Harper, Miss saIan j,
Harrison, Mrs. John r
Handford, Miss NJ. NJ.
handbook Mrs. +. j..
Harrison, Mrs. Mamie
Hall, Mrs. Joseph
| Hall, Mrs. ELIZA
| HAicr, Miss l.. b.
Hewlett. Miss j.. Nj.
Heyland, Mrs. Z. lcol {
Herbert, Mrs j. w
Henderson, N RS. 5. K.
Hicks, Alice 4.
horuer, Mrs. Anna
Hooker, NJ RS. John G.
| Houston, Mrs. Caroline
Homes, Mi,s A. B.
Hopes. Mrs. 4.
Horn, Minerva lcol ~
Howle, Mrs. :. j.
Hopkins, Miss Annie
Hobscn, Mrs. Frances
Hudyins, Mrs. II. Nj.
Hughes. Miss Moilie
Hugh, Mrs. Lucy
Hyatt, Mrs. Emma
Isabel. Mrs. T.. w.
Irving, Mrs. A VI.
llks, Mrs. Matilda
Jarvis, Mrs. Isabella
Jackson, Jane
Jackson, Miss Rosena
Jackson, Mrs. Mary
letter, N iss H. A.
Johnson, Mrs. M. E:
Johnson, Mrs. Sarah
Johnson. Mrs. NJ, j.
Jonson, Mrs Judy
Johnson, Mrs. Nj. A.
| Jones, Mrs. Betsey
Jones, Miss NJ. X.
Jones, Mrs. William
~ II a
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,~1ILTAM HALL CREW.

Oh II 4 N II h1I NNEN,
srrs q CsSr ASo SEVENTEENTH STREETS.
Dealer in
40 AEo WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL
~ stovs. Crate, snd Foundry use.
SOLD BY WEIGHT.
r-s,-. received for B4tumInous Coal. Coke, and
oc IL
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OF CO-PARTNER-
~ sHIP.-Ths nrm OF SNYDER, BOWERS
CO. has been dissolved ss OF date septsm Der 20,
lss7-being date of the dscsase OF Mr.. A. J. BOW
ars of IN IL n I'm. Ths business will bs closed up
by surviving partners, Mr. Alexander Delaney
r..tiriuy ASA SNYDER,
ALEXANDER DELANEY,
hICHARD lRBY,
Surviving partners.
w
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coal and WOOd.

.THRACITE COAL.-$l0 30. s. 80.
w t. 50 S1sr r.r rSnnsga sms ms TT1s .tGoAL
'-.s ,sE lower ut as soon ~ we can get up \
1ate ..trY.pI. that will warrant us IN antargfr 9
=. &, .'-..u ICc ~ X. WARDWELL
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MIDLOTHIAN COAL,

I i
u CLOVER HILL COAL,
ANTHRACITE COAL,
onl1.lty, for family, engine and smithing pur-
iai, frkaIeby g. w. SNELLlNGs. Agent.
T,.E- Cash unless stipulated Otherwise.
u-ss tour;eeG;a street, near hlehmond hno
Arvill. uepOi. IS'
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DjSSOLlItjOnS, dc.

TN ASSUMING THE sole PkOFRI- j.
ETOHSHIp OFTHE EXCHANGE HOTEL l re-
specially ask for continuance OF the liberal pa
trouays which Il haa heretofore received. plsdging
my earnest etors TO make 1t all that II has peon 10
the past. ,.pprSoroN
ncl i m J. IL.
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ReGE Estate dyencieS.

.pUBERT II. MAUkY, JK.,
Il ZEAL ESTATE AGENT AND AUCTION EER ),
ne IA rear OF the banking. house OF h. ii.
n,l--.y. 30. lVl! MAIN STREET.
lABELL & WATKINS, lll3 Main
\ ..,se,, Lancaster Building, Richmond. Va,
Real. ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTlONEEhS,
t.r,l. especial facilities with northern and Nir-
.g.. purchasers solicit consignments OF all KINDS
* ZEAL ESTATE, in The city and state, for sale,
a.aau.s, lea-e, or purchase, privately and at
s-G.ag, on The most liberal terms.
T. CaRRISGTON CABELL,
aain-2n j. y. WATKINS.
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LADIES LIST.

r IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
IL IN THE MANCHESTER, VA, POST OFFICE
u, llhEk
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roAL AND WooD.w0n hand and
.r.rs sales and small profits * my motto
~ r. ls.... u the bet Red hSH tnRBEkRY at
.-s'r-.,en. 1909 pounds SHEMnkfS. - 25 per
a'..s-,Trds; hes, WHITE ASH ANTHRA-
r, PER ton ?,oco pounds delivered. An
- r',E.ola ly weight. OAK WOOD. Ss 80
..|.r4. plSE s. per cord-delivered Orders
.r.'''' CHARLES H. PAGE
=, 1889 OppO.ita Old Harkat
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IS w HEN GRE Elk M E Z T IS
w GREEK" SC.

LEWIS L. NJ T q,
THE OLD RICHMOND NEWS AGENT,
who for nine wears previous to the late war sup
pli.d the citizens Of Richmond with PAPERS and
Periodicals at FAlE PRICES,
IS STILL IN THE FIELD
AT
sos BROAD STREET,
and proposes to fight out on the same old line OF
QUICK SALES,
SMALL PROFITS.
and NO EYTORTION,
Papers retail at sos Broad street at
SEVEN, TEN, and FIFTEEN CENTS.
and ARE DELIVERED in any part of the city at the
SAME Prices they sell al over the counter, thus
saving to customers both
TINE AND MONEY.
Remember that sos Broad street Is next door to
p y7iri 4 Co y celebrated saloon. oc l9-3t
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II o. CARY. WILLIAM r. CRrTcHfIELD.
THIS IS TO INFORM PERSONS
| nat we ara siil engaged In tho WOOD and
r.N. BE>ihE>S at oar o,t stand, Eighth street,
t-.t. q" basin. near packet landing OAK and
Y.lE WOuD Sawed and unsawen), COAL and
gtaE oi Nil descriptions. supplied at the lowest
..sE~trat-s GAHi x ChUICHFlBLD,
Eighth street, head Of basin,
IN, w&Slu near packet Landing.
IpRINGFIELD AND DEEP RUN
NrOhL MINING AND MANUFACTURING
NPANi, Sixth between Cary and Canal streets.
II" lump, per load Of 25 bu~h.i is.............S6 so
a.. Lump, per load OF - bushels ............ 90
ts.Fag" per load Of g bushels. "s............... so
! l4n per ioad al - bushels s............... 90
l.a.ra atfai."uI"E;c mad" with mauutacturers
sm. whu.rsd." dealers.
.-.u-am T. A. WEXFORD
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vTHHACITE COAL.-Now landing
l ,.,hCorer Mary = simmons. 800 tons best
t',s,SEY Ksp Ash: EG" @ and sTnEE Goals.
-, t..s +! o. twenty five bushels delivered .
stava yric"s FOR coal will be held by me
I'M. II q ~ nh o: october.
~ - S .rgrgalv .crcencd and sold by weight
.g.rify .an,autoad. WHIT ROBERTS
@..-a AID ward corner Seventeenth and Dock
5-tS
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF RICRMOND. UcroBsR

MIHIATURE ALMANAC-OCroBER 10. 1857.
In rises 6.3l Moon ri.es.......... 10 50
IN ssts........... % High tide, A. M. y. IL
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For Rent.

nor RENT, A DESIRABLE SUITE
II OF ROOMS with bath and all other i'm Ia :
provement'. . EH
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TOR RENT, r II r f r UNFUR~
Il NISHED ROOMS, In private family, -
sutabls for gentleman. Also, can accom- ..:E
mOdate 4 few day boarders. on hintL streetGik
MRS. JULIA A. GOOD,
oc ~ N No 7lg n inth stTset
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EoK KENT, BASEMENT No. lll4
IL Main street Apply to
Eswsdealer and Bookseller, C
Oc l5-ts NO lila MAIN street.
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r As.l al tAe NATIONAL COURSE, neal
Washington, y. c.,
"-@+le.nt OCTOBER -. 1867, and continuing
TWENTY BAYS
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EOR RENT, S SEVER RA l. GOOD
Il h0OMS on Fifth street north Of Leigh, 1,7l
No. 800, opposite Lutheran church Gas aud fs.R
Oc lg-2tk
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TOR RENT, three FURNISHED
Il ROOMS on the second hoor, and ssr- &A
var t. rooms II required. References ex- 1.:&
changed Apply at the corner Of Main and GlA
Foushaa str.sis south side Oc l7-3tt
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EOR RENT, on Church Hill, Twcn-
L iy- fourth and Broad streets, SIX ROOMS. IA
KITCHEN, and GARDEN, suitable for E.;B
family Apply at Twenty fourth and Broad. -Ed&-
or at No. 5l7 Broad street. oc l9-lW
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EOR RENT, at residence 4Ol corner OF
Il Clay and Monroe stress. asUlrs Or
chambers, with Kitchen and coal house. -
apply upon the premises. rc1
uc l5-lW Y. b. IAhbhOOOh.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-20

in thcir ancient and sacred city Of
Jerusalem. The lecturer also referred
to tho rapid extension of traffic as one
"f the marked signs Of the times.--
The present was an age Of locomo-
tion; thoro was q running TO and fro,
AN inordinate thirst for the spread of
knowledge ard science. In conclu.
sion he expressed >bopo that they
would all prepare Themselves for tho
great contamination, and said that
as far as he was concerned, ho would
pray that the time might como quick.
Iy.
Tho lecture. Which was Of an clo-
qucnt and attractive character, was
listened to most attentively, and ap-
plaudcd ut frequent intcrvals.-Liver
pool Courier.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-20

NEw NORTHERN PREsBYrEnY AT
THE souTH.-At it's recent meeting
the Synod of Baltimore created a new,
Prcsbytery to be called tho Prcsbyte-
ry OF Atlantic, which is said to "include
portion of tho churches in Norlh
and South Curo:ina." We have not
yet seen description of it's bouuda.
ries, and therefore cannot tell what ia
relations are to the the "truo and ever
loyal Concord, or to the elastic miyra.
tory Catawba. Probably it is inten-
ded to include also such of our Florida
churches as may be "picked up"-that
ut Jacksonville, for example, which
the adherents of the Northern Acsem.
bly,, wo arc told, are now endeavor-
ing t" wrest from Us, as they tried to
rob US of the Charleston Zion church.
May they bo as successful at Jackson.
vile as they finally wero ut Charles.
ton.-Southern Presbyterian.
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THE SEVEN ANCIENT WONDERS.

lst. The brass COLOSSUS of Rhodes
one bundled and twcnty foot high,
built by Cares, A. ID. 2S8, occupying
twelve years in making. 1t stood
across the harbor of Rhodes sixty.six
years, and was then thrown down by
IN earthquake. It was bought by a
10" from tho Saraoens, who loaded
line hundred camoIs with the brass.
81. The Pyramids of Egypv. Tho
argest ono engaged threo hupdred
md sixty thousand workmon thirty
cars in building, and stood at least
thrco thousand years.
81. The Acqucducts of Rome, In.
vented by Appius CIaudius, tho censor.
4th. The l. Lsbyrinth of Psammeti-
Gus, on the banks of the Nile, con.
taining within one continued wall ono
thousand houses, and twelve royal
palaces, all covered with marble, and
having only one entrance. Tho bull
ding was said 10 contain three thou
sand chambers, and q hall built Of
marble, adorned with statues of tho
gods.
Ssh. Tho Pharos of Alexandria, q
tower built by order of Ptolemy Phil.
adelphus, in tho year 292 B. G.. it
was erected a1a light house, and con-
tanned magnificent galleries Of marble
"a largo lantern at the top, the light
OF which was seen nearly a hundred
miles; mirrors of enormous sizes were
fixed around the galleries, reflec ing
on the sea. A Common tower ia now
erected in it's place.
Oh. The walls of Babylon, built by
order of Semiramis, or Nebuchadncz-
zar, and finished in ore year by two
hundred thousand mon. They wore
OF immense thickness.
7ta. The Temple Of Dianna, at Epho.
SIS, completed 10 the reign of Ssrvi-
us, sixth king of Rome. Il was four
hundred and fifty feet long, two hun e.
dred broad, and supported by one
hundred and twenty elk marble nil.
lars, seventy feet high. The beams
and doors were Of cedar, the rest Of
The timber of cyprus. 1t was destroy.
ed by fire 3G7 years B. c.,
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"A clergyman was once sent for ii
the middle of the night by one of the
ladies of his congregation. "WeJl
my poor woman, said he, so you are
very i'll, and require the consultations
Of religion? WHAT can do for you ?"
NO." replied the old lady, ~ am only
nervous. and can't sleep" "How can
/ help that9"' asked tho parson. 90!
sir, you always put me- to. sleep 80
nicely wben'I go,te church, that 1
thought # you would only preach a
littto for me~ The patson, made
tracks. -
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-20

ELECTION OF PRoFEssons. - The
lsev. IL. A. Nielsen, D. D., has been
elected Professor of Systematic and
PASTORAL Theology, and the Rev. Ed
ward D. Morris. Professor of Ecclcsi-
asticai History and Church Polity in
Lano Seminary, Cincinnati, Ohio, and
slgn'6ed their acceptance of the samo
These gentlemen have been promi-
nent Fastorsin in the New school bran Oh
OF the Presbyterian Church, and
their election will doubtless cause in
creased interest in the Seminary in
that branch of the Church.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-20

At female suffrage maetine in
-Vlneiand, n: j.; resolutions were
adopted dclaring that one hundred and
tbirty.four thousand woven in New
jersey were entitled to vote, and il
was decided to issue .thirty.thousaud
copies of an address,. anl to employ
lecturers to canvass the State to avs
ken tue woman to a knowledge and
maintenance of their rights.