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the married state. Everything, even
to Enodssfy, was subordinated to the
state by the lEw-giver. Thus he sac
riaced female fidelity in order to gain
healthful children to the state.
So soon as the child was born, it be-
longed to the state father and mother
had lost it. It was examined by the
elders; if it was strong and WE'LL
formed, it was delivered TO nurse !;
II It was weakly and deformed, it was
thrown into a chasm in Mount Tay-
getus.
Spartan nurses, on account of the
severe training which they gave their
children, became famous through all
Greece, and celebrated even in distant
lands. Soon as boy had reached his
seventh year, he was taken from them,
and was trained, supported and in
structed in common with other chill
dren of his own age. They were ear
ly taught to bid defiance to difficulties,
and, through bodily exercises, to at
tain the mastery over their own limbs.
Having arrived at the years of youth,
the Roblest among them cherished the
hope of obtaining friends among those
of adult age, who were bound to them
by an enthusiastic love. The aged
generally present at their plays, OBJ
served the terminating genius, and,
by means of praise or censure, pro-
noted their desire for fame. If they
desired to eat to their satisfaction,
they were under thenecessity of steal
ing food for this purpose; and who
ever permitted himself to be caught
in the act had to expect atsevere chas-
tisenient and disgrace.
Lycurgus chose these means in Or
der to accustom the youth to cunning
aud artifce-qualities which he be-
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PRINTS,
DOME sTTC crNcHAMS
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Religious Services Tomorrow

Religious Services Tomorrow.
At the Synod Of Virginia last night the
following appointments for preaching were
made for tomorrow
First Presbyterian Church.-Morning /:
Rev. j. W. Pratt. Night at II /: Sunday
school meeting, at which addresses will be
delivered by several distinguished speakers.
D. Pollock. Night at X Thomas Wharey.
Second Pres6ytenan.-Mo Morhing: Rev.,J.
l.. Kirkpatrick, d. D. Afternoon Com
munion at 4 O'Clock, conducted by the Mo-
derator. Addresses by Rev. r. l.. Dabney,
D. D., and Rev. D. FL. Riddle, D. D. Night
ut 7A,: Rev. w. U. Murkland.
Third Pres6yteraan.--Morning: Rev.
John, Miller. Afternoon, o'clock: Rev.
Alexander Martin. ri. 1Da-:
First Baptist Church.-Morning Rev.
James G.. Hammer, u. d. Night atty :
Rev. B. NJ. Smith, D. d. H.
Second Bdpist.-Mo forming: Rev. Thomas
E. Peck, ID. D.. Night at7H Rev. 1. w.
Hooper. .... ....,..-.It..,-
Manchester Baptist Church Morning +:
Rev. E. IL. Barnett. Night at7h Rev. J.
G.. Brown. 7 -: ~. -. ..5
f. St. Marks Lutheran Church.-Morn-
ing Rev. e. D. Junkin. Night at TX :
Rev. D. B. Ewing. r ~. r,. 80
Centenary tMethodisD Church.-Morning:
ReYSJ J. .ORa Bowman. = Night at IN 81. h.
Graham. n es-I 5T-.fgINi> Z mt =
Trinity (lMethodtst) Church. : Morning :
Rev. William T. Richardson. Night at y
Rev. George L.Leyburn. '..t ~ j.. (
j. Broda- Street lNethodisD Church.-Morn-
ing Rev. William E. Baker. Night ut " !:
RevyJeseph MLAtkinson. -. =
H., Clay-Street (ihethod.s) Church-Morn-
Ing :s5iReY. jim. NJ. P. Atkinson, D. D.
Night at ~ :: Rey.S. r. Houston.
Manchester Methodist .Ghurch.-Mornmg:
Rev. Henry M. White. Night Rev. James
NJ. Wharey. .ff}Tp2 IL@ll Ii.&I-.}&It
LesgA-Sireet (Baptist) Church. Morning :
Rev. Ed. Martin! Night. 1C.s. N. See. &sg
-s We note the following additional appoint
/ 4 Oregon Methodist.-Rev. Leonidas Ros.
ser, D. D., fourth quarterly meeting, Will
preach ct II a. NJ, Rev. DIR. Edwards at
| ?. NJ, and Rev. 4, A. Armisteada at TX T.
NJ. Services every night next week.
St. iJoha's German, Fifth street.-ReV.
DIR. Charles Scholz, at II A. M, will preach
on the reformation Of. Dir. Luther. -: !. .s5
{. Manchester Episcopal j. II. Ham
mond at liza. ID, ~ 80. ~ -,
Bethlehem Evangelical Lntheranl sizsh
street aboue Glay.-Ihe birthday OF Martin
Luther will be observed IN! this church.
Services at Il a. NJ. and ~, p. A.tss, zgss ,,s
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A MAN Run OvER-HIs HEAD Cur OFF.
On Thursday morning the passenger train
going north on the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad ran over and
killed 4 white man named George r..
Brooks. The accident occurred near Mil
ford. and within short distance of Brookss
residence. His head was cut entirely OIL by
the wheels of the locomotive. The en91-
neer saw something huddled UP on the
track, but thought it was hog. He was Iln-
able to stop the train in time to prevent the
sacrifice of life.
Brooks is known to have been drunk on
that morning, and it is supposed that he
laid his head on the rail and went to sleep.
He resided on the farm of Hon. D. c. De
Jarnettc, and leaves wife and four chill
dren, -
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PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER ~, 1858.
ARRIVED.
Steamer State Of Maryland, Geoghegan, Balti-
more, merchandise and passengers, Harveys
Williams.
Schooner Lucy D.. Higgins, Boston, merchan-
Schooner A. W. Collins, Tooker, New York,
iron. Tredegar Company: q.
Schooner Cherub, Rockland, lime, A. s. Lee.
Schooner Crisis, -, Albany, lumber, L. a.
Parker and G. E. Whitlock.
SAILED.
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York, mer-
cl,andise and passengers, W. c. Dunham Co.
Steamer Norfolk, Platt. Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers, W. P. Porter. a.a
Steamer John Sylvester Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, L. b. Tatun.
Schooner d. Williams, Robinson, providence,
ria Osborne's, CrnwelI & Currie.
Schooner Mott Bedeli, Bedell: James river, 70
load wood for New York, Crowell Carrie.
Schooner J. II. Lockwood, Sherrett, New YORK.
merchandise, Curtis 6 Parker.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, October 29.-Arrired, steamer
Kennebec, Freeman merchandise and passengers,
Richmond and York River Railroad Company,
and sailed on return.
! NEW YORK Ortober 27.-CIeared, schooner W.
NJ Gesner, Egbert, for Richmond. In port,
schooners George Fl. Squire, Timmons, and Hora-
Ito Nichols, Dupuy, loading for Richmond.
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ASS1vERsARY OF THE REFoRNAT1oE.-
Tomorrow will be the 31st of October. on
which day A. D. 1917 DR.. Martin Luther
nailed his celebrated nin.ety.tiue theses on
the door of the Castle church of Written
burg. Appropriate services are held on
this day in many Protestant churches
throughout the world, but especially IN the
Evangelical Lutheran. In this city: 81.
Marks English Lutheran church, on Mayo
street. will commemorate the dav by proper
solemnities. At. st. Johns German Luz
theran special sermon will be delivered,
and at the Evangelical Lutheran Bethlehem
church, on Sixth street above Clay.
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VIRGINIA HoRTIcuLTuRAL AND PoMoLoGI-
CAL Soc1ETY.-Articles for exhibition in the
department of the State Fair allotted to this
Society are already coming in rapidly. Up
wards of fifty varieties of apples have been
received by the Society. Wines from Mis-
souri,, North Carolina, and other States, are
entered, and it only remains for the vegeta-
ble-growers to ill out their department.
The rooms have been handsomely decora-
ted, abundance Of room provided, and all
are urged to send whatever they may have
of interest, he it little or much. Let us
have an exhibition of fruits, vegetables. and
flowers, such as never has been in Rich
mond
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MANCHESTER NoTEs.-There will be rcli-
eious service in our churches tomorrow by
the regular pastors. The Presbyterian Nils
sion school meets Sunday afternoon at
o'clock Mt Masonic Hall.
The Marshall Manufacturing Company are
at work night and day making preparations
for full resumption Of operations. these
works give employment to large NUMBER s
Of persons, and have our best wishes for
their prosperity.
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CIIALLENGE.-In consequence of my name
being so frequently referred to in connection
with the late tobacco-stamp frauds, here
by challenge any and every person in the United
States who has any knowledge that l ever
bought, sold, used, or had in my possession, any
counterfeit tobacco stamps, to come forward and
denounce me-. FRED. A. BAs5NAscH,
Tobacco Manufacturer,
corner Twenty-fourth and Franklin streets.
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TEMPERANCE IN MANCHESTER. A few
weeks since Council Of the "Friends of
Temperance" was instituted in Manches-
ter, and has been growing very rapidly. AT
the meeting Of the Grand Division, now IN
session in Portsmouth, an application was
made for the renewal of the charter of Man.
chester Division, Sons of Temperance. 1t
was granted, and the two Orders over there
will soon be engaged in a friendly rivalry as
to which Of them will do the most good.
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THE CLERKS AND THE FAIR.-The clerks
and salesmen are agitating the question of
the propriety of their having holiday for
at least one day during the State Fair, in
order that they, as well as other classes OF
our citizens, may have an opportunity OF
seeing the sights at the Fair Grounds. we
trust that the leading merchants, may agree
upon some plan whereby, without detri-
ment to their business, the wishes Of their
emDloyes may be fulfilled.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFIoE OCTOBER 80,
1S69.-John C. Davis, e. w. House, Miss
Mary f. Smith. Richmond, Va; Q. +: Pres
brey, Buffalo, N. Y; DR.. VI. Mckinney,
University of Virginia; General ". Il. +.
Lee, White House, Va; General Robert
E. Lee, Lexington, Va.
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Fpp1I;sccopAL p1;ci, sUspL.Yy-scHooL CoEvEET1ox.--

EpIscopAL SuNpLY-scHooL CoEvEEmoS.-
Last night this Convention was held az st,
ParIps :fecture-rooi Right Rev. Bishop
Whittle, DR.. Minnigerode, Major Smith,
Rey.1 Mir. Wall, DR.. Woodbridge, DR.. Pc
terkfn, and Mr:.iJ. L. Williams, spoke on
the subject offthe relation of the Sunday
school teacher to his class. and the relation.
of pastor to the Sunday school. Tonight
the subject of /" Prizesn viii be discussed,
and other matters Of special Importance will
come up,
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WYMAN.-The great wizard has had a
most successful week in Richmond, and we
cannot see that he has lost any of his rare
powers of ventriloquism or sleight-of-ha
although his hair is literally hesprinkled
with gray. This afternoon he will enter
tain the ladies and children at Metropolitan
Hall, and tonight, too, there will be per-
formance. On each occasion there will be
distribution of presents.
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MILLINERY.

EEILLINERY-SP ECIAL L NO 1A8,o
IM TICE.-Just received, in addition to SSSaSISG
a large stock OF goods. lot of very cheaP.ESeFss
HATS in beaver, felt, and water proof. Also,
lot OF VELVETS,and SILKS for dress trimmings
and bonnet materials, which will be sold cheap.
N B.--TRIMMED HATS and BONNETS
always on hand. NJ. WALTON q CO.,
-. No. 400 Broad street, corner Of Fourth.
oc 26-tNoy7 .:"E. ...i - ~ s#..- ". <. r. Aa
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CLOTHING.
MORRIS NELSON, "
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 1925 MAIN STREET,

No. lt25 MAIN STREET,
receiving the largest stock Of goods ever brought
TO this city. consisting of
CLOTHS, CASS1MERES. and VEST1NGS, :
Co be made up in the best style and at very Low
rates ny cutting down high profits.
Special attention is paid to getting up garments
adapted to the needs Of merchants and laboring
men. Durability in fabrics, strenglh In workman
Ship and stylish cut, make up an attractive COM
binaticn.
Add to these meritorious features low price and
fair dealing, we feel sure Of winning every time
I am in need of PANT HANDS. None need ap-
ply except the very best, accompanied with sam
pie Of work.
N B.-To the officers and members Of the Me-
tropolitan Police force would say have just re-
ceIyed the best o + BLUE CLOTH and DOESK1N
and dOVERCOATING, full suits of which pro-
c,11 oc 30-eodlm
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. EPISCOPAL SuSDAY-soHooL CELEBRATION.
All the Episcopal Sunday schools will hold
a meeting Mt st. PauPs church tomorrow
Sunday evening at 3H p. NJ. Addresses
will he delivered by Bishop Whittle and
DR.. Peterkin; and a missionary address, in
favor of China, bv Rev. L. G. Dashiell.
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CIRCUIT COURT OF CHEsTERFIELD.-The
semi-annual term of the circuit court for
Chesterfield commences at the courthouse
on Tuesday next. The cases Of Whitehead
and Willis, indicted for murder, and great
mary other important criminal and civil
cases, will be brought up for trial. White
head was convicted at the last term Of the
court and sentenced t6 eighteen years in
the penitentiary, but has been granted a
new trial. Nearly one-half Of Manchester
has heen summoned in some capacity.
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RICHMOND STILL AHEAD.-The first pre-
MUM (lnade out of the Statel on ploughS
was awarded to Watt & Knight for the
Watt Plough at the North Carolina State
Agricultural Fair.
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gence cannot be granted; and on Thursday, No
vember eth they will SELL without reserve, Mt auc-
ton, the largest lot OF valuables ever offered in
this market. They are still lending money las
usuap on diamonds watches, stlverware, &C., &c.
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PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND SINGERS will ind
''Brown's Bronchial Troches " beneficial In clear
ing the voice before speaking or singing, and re-
lieving the throat after any unusual.exertion of
the vocal organs, having peculiar adaptation to
affections which disturb the organs ofspeech. For
coughs and colds the Troehes are effectual.
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DENTAL NoTICE.--Dr. F. DAVIDSON, Surgeon
Dentist, No. lilo Main street, having returnedto
the city, would be pleased to execute any orders in
the line of his profession.
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FACTS FOR THE LApIEs.-I have been using the
Button-Hole and 'overseamtngl sewing-Machine
eyer since their first introduction, without the
least REPAIRS doing all my family sewing consist
ing OF coats, oyercoats, pants and vests, down to
the finest sewing-eyen to all kinds of patching
Besides that, 1 have earned $3.50 In about nine
months. have made three hundred button-holes
per day, besides all other work have made twenty
FIVE dollars with one needle. Give me The Button-
Hole Sewing in preference to al others
i'c.-i@d r'ILl MRS. LUCY IDA GREEN.
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s HENRY KAYToN, professor OF optics, No. s27
Broad street Opposite the, New Markell, has On
hand a splendid assortment of Eyeglasses and
Spectacles !; also, Brazilian Pebbles at very
moderate price. !, Give him call.
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NEW STYLE HATs.--A. A. ALLEN, 1916 Main
street. has just received the new STYLE Don Carlos
Also, very large stock Of mems and boys SIN
bads OF the latest shape.
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SILK HATs.-A. a. ALLEN, 1916 Main street. has
just received the very latestshape silk hat-Broad
ctylp
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You have the privilege TO redeem or renew yonr
PLEDGE deposited with II. HARRIS & BRogHEE,
pawnbrokers, No. 1854 Main street tup-stairsh on,
or before the Sd of November, ~ further indul-
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THE ACCOMMODATION TEAM on the Pc
tersburg railroad will leave at 3:45 this eve
ming instead of 5 o'clock, as heretofore.
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MACHINERY, DC.

T A. DAYTON, Tenth street between
u. Main and Cary, Richmond, Va, dealer I'm IN
gearing Gearing safsing, Paileys and Rangers Turbine
Water-Wheels superior Leather Beliing, baes p,ss
and Fixtures, Faucit Drills, Card Clothing'
Steam-Gauges, &c. - Hi. !
For sale, one Stationary. Engine, 2s-horse
mower made. by Washington Iron Works, nearly
new; one Stationary Engine. l:-ilorse power;
one Portable Engine, ls-horse power one , new new
FIne Boiler, l2-h0rse power; one TuDnlT
Vertical. c-horse power; three Flue Boilers,
each so-herse power one Portable Hao ssrs cona ena
Mil lot of MiI-Geartng shaft,ng, hangsrs, .tS SnS
price. Also, large lot OF ell kinds of Mashinists'
fools, Lathes, Planers Driil-presses inasx nni-
ing machine, Screw Machines sises, sc s,erc
that will be sold very low. oc so-eo@ns
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NOTICE TO OSHIPPERS.-sssg
~ The boats Of the JAMES RI-tSssasas.ss:zzszs
YER AND KANAWHA CANAL, CUMrAh
will leave the dock rs usual promptly st II M. OIL
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods for LynchburS ano
beyond collected on delivery or prepaid. at tho
option of the shipper. Every facility possible VIII
be afforded consignees, but no obligation IS as.
sumed to deliver down freight elsewhere than at
my office on the Dock without special agreement.
Way freight will not be delivered TIL charges are
paid. -".y
Boats locked and insured.
de IL r-.-s. ~ EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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INITIALS.
Mrs. Cathrrine, Rd. Gas. 1t. Co, r.
VESSELS.
Baker Stephen Ball. Mrs NJ. !; Batter. John
Compton, e: Crenmer. Capt j.: Davis, Capt
B. F. Meyer, T. n. Smith Capt. Peter.
+. L. VAN LEW, Postmaster.
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We publish the following certificate that our
readers may know where they can obtain a whts-
key SO highly recommended for family and medi-
cinaI use and at such moderate pr!ce-y1z., $3.50
per gallon. They make liberal discount to deal
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list OF LETTERS.

4 IST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS
| REMAINING IN THE RICHMOND POST
IFfICE OCTOBER 30, 1862.
Persons calling for letters IN this list will please
..,. advertised.
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\OTICE.-The BOATS of sSas--;;I1.1.ssis 3
~ nv line will leave the Basin e ESsse.asssIg-ESs
promptly On TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS >, andSA-
TURDAYS. .-.-. .s
Freights taken for all points on the Canal.
Office, front of -four shed.
auJ ~. X. A. HILL, Agent.
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UOl FOR THE hirsn,
FOR PALATKA, FLA, VIA SAVANNAH,
VILE. and all LANDINGS on The ST. JOHNS
RlVER.-SEMI-WEEK LINE..-The elegant
T. MCNELTY, will leave Charleston, s. G., for
the above places every TUESDAY NIGHT at 8
O'Clock.
The elegant and flrst-class steamer CITY
POINT, Captain GEORGE &. MCMILLAN. will
leave Charleston every SATURDAY NIGHT ut s
o. 'clock for the above places.
Through tickets to be had at railroad Offices. No
extra charge for meals and staterooms.
For freight or passage apply to
j. ID. AIKEN & CO.. Agents,
South A tlantic Wharf, Charleston, S. G.
oc 2e-3m
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BOOTS, SHOES, dc.

BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS. &c. g.
ID BY recent arrivals am now prepared WSa>
to furnish to ladies, misses, and children, W.
the latest styles. Also, DOUBLE and SINGLE
SOLE BOOTS and SHOES for gentlemen and
boys, with heavy BOOTS and SHOES for farm
hands which will sell on the most liberal terms.
W.P. w. TAYLOR, 80
oc 2e--1w corner Fourth and Broad streets.
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MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.

ISAAC COALE, JR., g. BROTHER,
+ Importers of ...
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
Il HANOVER sTELET. CONN.,: o. GGEI-iN,
BALTIMORE, MD.
[au 2o-eod3ml
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MACHINE SHOP.
SLOAT & ADDINGTOS,
E, ~ g .'.s MACHIEfSTs. ~
WoxKs AND OYFIcE :l4ls CARY STREET, SEAx
FoIRrEESTu, RICHMOND, Va.

tAII, KINDS OF NEW WORK; REPAIRING
sTEhM MAENGINES and B0ILEi IN city and
country: TOBACCO WORK OF all kinds nado
and repaired, With all kinds OF steaIn.fttlngs for
same: PLATFoRMg I md other SCALES ADs
JUSTED and REPAIRED. ESclustye agents for
JuuDsoH's lPATENT sfKAM-ENGmISsE, sfKAM-ENG GIN !, soy ~
CINE PA CHING, Utica Steam Gauge Company's
STEAM GAUGES. Every one OF these gauges
are warranted for, 3 year. We know them 70 DO
than any other make. A full line of The above ar.
ticles always on hand. We also keep HnLl4AND,S
ATENTSELF-FEEDfSG DLf.-CUP, Tor SHAFT
ing and all kinds of machinery, Wkich saves ninety
per cent Of ell. THIS Is the newest and best thlng
now out. Come aud sec IL and as.
GEORGE b. SL0ATs
myte a A. JACKSON kDDINGTOF.
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RICHMOND, June 8, 1850.

tsM.ssrs. W D. Blasr q Co., ss7 siatn street:
U q Gentlemen,-I certify lthatI have most care
fully tested the fxhiskey presented TO called
4. pha :, and fnd 1t free from fusil OIL copper,
and all Impurities, and ! am pleased TO recon-
mend It as . sound medicinal liquor.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 20, 1889.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. OCTOBER 30, 1859.
Sun rises. s. ga Moon rises..,....... loo
Sun sets ........ s.le High tide. n.5s
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"pfotessor Chemistry Mealeal college. va.'
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SUMAC WANTED.-We pay the highest
- market price in CASH for SUMAC, delivered
either ut our tannery In Manchester, at railroad
depots In Richmond, or ut store l4o2 Main street,
Richmond. The leaves must be of green color
well dried and free from berries, sticks, and SAND
se 2l G7-l00- HULST & KING.
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/ philadelphia, Pa, Jnly 1862.
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WANTED.-A gentleman whose present
w occupation leaves him several hours leisure
each day is desirons to employ such time prontably
in copying, keeping set Of mercantile books, OF
done either in the English, German, or. French
language, will please address "OCCUPATlON,,
at this Office The advertiser would also be willing
to give instruction to gentlemen IN the GERMAN
and FRENCH LANGUAGES. oc l9-2weOdf
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THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH"
is LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
Presbyterian Synod of Virginia.
SECOND DAY.

SECOND DAY.
The Synod met at halfpast o'clock yes
.erday morning, and was opened with prayer
by Rev. James Murray.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-30

Rev. DR.. j. Leighton Wilson then briefly
addressed the Synod, by g. ccial invitation,
on the subject Of sustentation; after which,
the Synod adjourned until hal-past 8 O'Clock
this morning. . p = -s.