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X ARDEN SEEDS.

GARDEN SEEDS.
ALLISON & ADDISON,
SEEDSMEN,
Richmond, virginin
Offer to the Farmers, Gardeners and Merchants of
the South their
WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS,
as being superior in every respect-having been
grown with care and confidently recommended as
fresh and reliable. We ask trial of them.
Sent by mail, at retail prices receipt of money,
Except Peas, Beans and Corn, for which eight cents
per pint additional must be sent FREE OF POSTAGE
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE AND ALMANAC
FOR 1869,
the most elegant ever issued in the United States
containing brief directions for the cultivation of veg
etabes. and much useful information, is now ready
and will be mailed to all applicants.
BSy~ Religious, charitable and educational lnst'
tutions will be furnished with their supplies at re.
duced rates.
All orders and correspondence will have prompt
attention. ALLISON & ADDISON,
1918 and 1920 Cary ST., Richmond, Va.
Jan 3-4m
CRAss SEEDS GRASS sEEDS!l
We have now in store and are receiving our stock
Of GRASS SEEDS for Spring sowing viz:
1920 do TIMOTHY do
1000 do ORCHARD GRASS SEEDS.
500 do HERDS do do
200 do KY. BLUE do do
WHITE CLOVER, LUCERNE, MnLET, HUNGARIAN
GRASS, LAWN GRASS, &C., &C.
All of which are fresh and reliable and will be
sold wholesale and retail at lowest market prices
BaSn Special quotations furnished to dealers.
ALLISON & ADDISON,
1918 and 1920 Cary st., Richmond, Va
feb 3-4m
= SEED POTATOESl!
1000 barrels POTATOES, grown especially for
Seed, embracing the following choice varieties;
Early Rose, Harrison,
Early Goodrich, Buckeye,
White Mercors Jackson White,
Early Dykemans, Cuzco Monitor,
Michigan White Sprouts, Peach Blow, &c.
To prevent disappointment persons buying Pota-
toes for seed should be careful 10 get but the
GENUINE VARIETIES, which only be had with GER
tainty of reliable seedsmen.
All orders and communications will have prompt
attention. ALLISON ADDISON
1918 and 1920 Cary ST., Richmond, Va.
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ALLAN g. JOHNSON,
SEED GROWERS AND DEALERS,
FLORISTS AND NURSERYMEN,
1906 Main Street, Richmond, Virginia.
Have their usual supply of Fresh and Warranted
GARDEN SEEDS.
Ali kinds OF
FIELD AND GRASS SEEDS, POTATOES, Early and
Late, ONION SETS, &c., &c.
And choice selection of
FLOWER SEEDS.
We confidently assert that our Seeds are true and
reliable, 10 which we have the testimony OF THOU
SANDS of customers in the past three years.
Garden Seeds and Flower Seeds are sent by MAIL
and expeditiously to any distance.
Our Descriptive Priced Catalogues will be sent
free to any address.
Sas- Agents for American Basket Co.'S. Strawber-
~ Boxes feb 3-3m
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7 IMPROVED INSTRUMENT FOR LAND
SURVEY ING.
INVENTED BY

THIS INSTRUMENT has been adopted at the
United States Military Academy West Point; Keny
on College, Ohio; Wake Forest College, N. Caro-
lima; Trinity College, North Carolina; Hampden
Sidney College and Washington College, Va, and
others; and by number Of the best Engineers and
Surveyors. 1t is highly recommended by the Pro.
fessors of Mathematics and Engineering in most of
the Military Academies Universities and Colleges
of the country, and many other gentlemen of high
scientific attainments.
Circulars containging description of the Instu-
ment, price list, and certificates of recommends
ton, will be sent to persons who apply for them.
Orders for instruments filled promptly.
Address II. ID. LlLLEY,
feb 1-tf Staunton, Virginia,
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DIEDMoNr LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HOME OFFICE,
CORNER NINTH AND MAIN STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.

OFFICERS:
W. c. CARRINTON, President.
R. H. MAURY. Vice. President.
]. j. HOPKINS, Secretary.
C. II. PERROW. Medical Adviser.
RO. W. TUCKER, Supt. of Agencies.
DIRECTORS:
Ri. MAURY, A. F. HARVEY,
A. S. LEE, RICHARD lRDY,
o. F. WHISPER, w. A. ARYIsTEAD,
d. TIpEMAN, VIM. P. SHEPHERD,
J. R. PEBBLES
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FURNITURE WARERO0MS.
We have now on hand in two of those large iron
front buildings opposite the Post office, large and
superior stock of
CHAMBER, PARLOR AND
DINING ROOM FURNITURE.
And we are selling at prices 10 suit the times.
Also HAIR AND SHUCK MATTRESSES,
FEATHER BEDS, &c.
All in want of goods in our line will find it to
their interest to examine our assortment.
Furniture Repaired and Upholstered
HARDWOOD & RITTER,
Opposite Post office. Main street,
feb 1T-9m Richmond, Va
D1CH PRESENTS.
IL OPENING THIS WEEK.
Every variety of NEW SILvERWARE in cases.
Ladies Watches, Chains and Pins
Sets of Pendant Pearls, Diamonds,
Etruscan, Coral and Violet. Garnet
Pins and Earrings.
Sleeve and Bosom Buttons, Handkerchief
Holders, Glove Bands, Scarf Pins,
and Signet Rings.
At NOWLAN cos.
de 16-6m Corner Main and 10th Sts
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Is NEW HAT STORE.
Where the public can always find q carefully Sc
lected stock of Fine and Fashionable HATS, GAPS
and FURS.
Call and examine my stock and prices.
w. j. BIGGER,
700 Broad Street, below the Theatre.
de 1G-3m
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As convenience to our readers, we have made
out table of the next meetings of these bodies. Any
vacancies we shall be glad to fill by notices from the
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J. f. ToMPKINs.
To the Oppressed Southern People.

A N ASYLUM is now being offered you, in o
IA grant OF land, in the State of Guayana Unitea
States Of Venezuela. South America, made .orIgi
nally to "Dr H. NJ. Price and associates, F" and
regularly assigned by said H. NJ. Price to ~ ne
Chartered American, English and Venezuela Irad,
ing and Commercial Company" l am authorised
by said company to act their agent, to raise ana
conduct a company OF emigrants out to Guyana
Said emigrants to be divided into two classes Inc
lst comprises all persons over Is years OF age, the
I'd all between and Is years. Each person, maze
or female,) to pay into my hands the sum OF sloC
of the lst Class; each of the I'd Class the sum Of
$50 in currency. Each person of the lst Class, 10
receive from the Company when the money is paid,
Land Warrant for $40 acres of land within the
grant, and passage receipt. All persons OF the
I'd Glass to receive Land Warrant for 800 acres OF
land within the grant, and passage receipt Inc
funds raised, as above, to be paid tor charter OF
vessel and provisions, for voyage DC, excepting
small Office lee, for issuing the warrant. Said com.
pany of emigrants will leave New Orleans IN May
next. These liberal terms, | am informed by the
managing Directors, are only offered to the present
companies, now forming under the conduct OF Dr.
Thomas S. Warng, St. Stephens, South Carolina,
and myself in Missouri. All persons wishing to
letter. at College Mound, Macon county, Missouri,
or Capt. Fred. A. Johnson, Director at N. Orleans
All information concerning the country can be
had by mailing 60 cents to Mr.. j. Wall Turner,
Richmond, w., and ordering, The Guide to The
Price Grant, in Venezuelan Guayana.' All infor
nation necessary, concerning the Company can De
had by letter addressed to Rev. j. A. Doll. Scots
Vile, Abemarle county, Va, or to Capt. Fred. A.
Johnson. NATHANIEL d. MoGlRk.
feb lift
DISoN's SOVEREIGN TOBACCO
IL, ANTIDOTE.
would respectfully call the attention of all suffer
ing from the Injurious effects of Tobacco to my pre-
paration of
Rison's Sovereign Tobacco Antidote,
which is warranted to the desire for Tobacco
in any FORM 1t is purely vegetable rs will be seen
ON the certificate below, and is of great benefit
to Dyspeptics.
A trial is all that is asked, and if it does not do
what we claim for it the money will be returned.
Prepared only by
JOHN w. RISON, Apothecary,
No. 223, Corner Main and I'd Sts., Richmond.
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ooe horse cart, one lot of tools, one bed
stesd, one grindstone' one sma' p""y,
~. lot Of chickens, one cooking t'Ve
and figures, one lot of earthen~are' one
..ee and crockery, two tables, one lot Of
chairs. one lot of bedding. one cot one
H. If sbeets and quilts, one amor, e'sh,
n",nds Of cotton thread, one bed n
bedding, two spinning wheels hve ae"a
;,bns. forty pounds of cotton W seeu'
me medicine box. one shot gun and pistol
.ro Aat irons, three sheets and one quit
."o nair Of cotton cards. one lot OF sun
Aries snd one lot of bottles.
Terms of Sale-Cash on the a?ot.
w.. DURABLE. Jr.,
IN Sheriff. ,
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NILES
.uIsu4gltC CINCINNATI, OHIO. ,

We. invite the especial attention OF former pa
irons and others interested, to our increased IA
c~ilities for constructing, erecting aud furnishing
Machinery, Castings, Forgings. &C., as follows;
Sugar Mills, Sugar Kettles, Vacuum Pans AID
Pumping Engines y Steam Trains and apparatus
pertaining to manufacturing and refining Sugar;
Steam Engines, Boilers and II ir appliances. Tor
Plantation use; Grist add Saw Mile l"depe"-
dent Boiler Feeders, Pumps and Draining Wheels:
MAcuIx1srs' Tools, aud 6uished work in Sheet
Iron Copper and Brass Composition /; Iron Pipe
and fittings: Church and Plantation Bells.
The great vnriety and large stock OF STANDARD
designs and patterns; together with the expert
euece of the past Thirty Years 10 this line Of man
u~facture, enables us confidently to offer sst's
faction in the execution Of oil orders entrusted
to Us. either for new work or for repairs. II an.
JAMES y. ,eArr, Ps.t Il. ]. RAUMAH:
pAs!Et colL!ss, Sc, 8 vi,gq5Ss.F 0 ose : ="
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V0T7cE 70 PARISH CREDITORS.

All persons holding claims against the parish
~ West Baton Rouge. for which warrants or
hood, have been issued, prior t., or during the
late war, arc requested to present the same lex
ran, .uch as we're issued to aid in carrying or
aid w.r) to the undersigned, parish Treasurer
., TIA Court House, on or before the lst day OF
a., mart. W. B. C~HANHERLIN,
apis sod rar'Sn
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VICK'S FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1859.


THEFIRST EDITION Of one hundred tho"s
j and Of yick's Illustrated Catalogue OF Seed
and Guide in the Flower Garden is now publish
ed. II makes a york of 100 pages. beautifully
illustrsted With about $50 fine wood engraving
of flowers and vegetables. and an ya'' h."..
e-aaELEGANT COLORED PLATE, %|t
A BOQUET OF FLOWERS.
tits the most beautiful, as well as the most
instructive Floral Guide published, giving plain
and thorough directions for the " pas'2'.
Culture Of FlSsRers.& Vegetables.
tThe Floral Guide Is published for the benefit
OF my customers. to whom it is sent free with
out application. but viii be forwarded to all who
apply BY mail, for ten cents, which is not hall
the Cost. Address ..U.
EoNl j. s7ti ~aI fF'' JAMES WICK, ''
'mcA17n lEgHf ta a" Rochester, New York.
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FOR SALE.

v>HE eu,ire fixtures and contents ut the tls-a' y,
coaseh,nse nuilding hiverv stable "ith stock and
,.bicIss. together with al tn 9th : morovement' on
VA Isnd. VII Oh ase in .tuded 10 the offer o. SALE.
f'a . s.ceilent opportunity il here offered 10 any one
nn :" erob.rk in an already ct bli-hed b'.lness
S% ss. ,essonable, which " i'll he made known by 10
. .e;I an the premhes At the ferry landing IN thlr
march. rf.3 s.f
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ONE MOMENT If YOU PLEASE!

ONE MOMENT IF YOU PLEASE! al
v1ouR ATTENTION Is CALLED to the fact
that I an rece wing direct from the manu-
f~.ctories, portions Of my New Spring
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, q
purchased by my buy ers from tb most celebra
ted MANUFACTURES in Europe aud America.
MY DOMESTIC STOCK .D-<-&
Has been selected with great care to suit the
wants of the . snters Of this and the adjoining
marshes. aud will be sold at the lowest possibl.
prices.
MY FOREIGN AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Comprising the latest styles, is, probably tht
the largest and most varied stock ever ofere'
in this market. These goods will be sold at a
small advance over cost OF Importation.
MY STOCK OF MEMS s. WOMEN'S SHOES
Is unusually large and fine, and feel satisfied
in guaranteeing my prices and comparing fav.
erably With any retail house in the South anu
South west.
MY CLOTHING 4 HAT DEPARTMENT
Will compare favorably with any establishment
between Memphis acd New Orleans. both as re
CARDS quality and quantity. My 60 DIS w~r.
made up especially for this market, and manu-
~facturel by the most fashionable and reliable
establishments in this eeentry. '"'-
M BUYERS WILL FIND IT TO THEIR
advantage to-call aud examine my stock Of
GENTS AND YOUTHS CLOTnl>G, FURN.
ISHING, PlECE co IDS AND HATS, w.
before purchasing elsewhere. 'esit ID sEs"
Country merchants will save the costs o!
freight, insurance and drayage by purchasing
at my establishment. My Wholesale prices are
identical with those of New Orleans.
Prompt attention assured to all.
''. ~ '' ABE ROSENFlELD.
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FORSALE OR LEASE.

-,sv a~-.lI;nu n ,u.e at the ferry landing. black
Ia .hnn and The lot. Of ground b-lo"ginR to
The location is an excellent oae, and the prop
ss,s vill be sod or leased on advantageous term
Eor further particulars apply to me on fhe EIrm' es
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10 The SUGAR PLANTERS Or LOUISIANA
Reports having been circulated by interested
parties, that the NILES WORKS, Of Cincinnati
lad suspended business they would call espe
gal attention Of the Planting Community to th'
act, that their Shops are in active and success
full operation and having the largest and most
approved Stock Of STANDARD designs and pat
terms for Plantation and Sugar Mill Machinery
N the United States, are fally prepared to exc
Gu 9 any and all work in their line, either new
r repairing, that may be offered, at fair prices
and ut short notice. ..r. 4.L,v e. 200 uei|
Planters who are unaoquainted with the style
and quality OF their work, are referred 10 TIT
numerous Sugar Mills and Sugar Machinery o.
their make in oil parts Of Louisiana; sndfeel'oi
confident of their superiority, would solicit
share of the work to be done. thv t"@. @.'''
Address ,r
-gs brf hs7I q NILES WORKS, !
Narek lst, 1863. 5r7uut CINCINNATI, D.
w " -E a. .rf1F .HH
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Presbytery adjourned to meet Monday
r,orn;nr at Q o'clock. Closed with prayer.

I presbvterv adjourned to meet Monday
morn;ng at Q o'clock. Closed with prayer
FOURTH DAY--MoSpAY.
prcsbytcry met and was opened with
prayer.
Minutes of Saturday read and corrected
Roy. II. M. White, chairman, reported
concerning missionary work and appoint
ments, which was adopted.
Rev. Lee c. Brown gave an account OF
his missionary labors in Carroll.
Rev. Robert Graham likewise gave an ac-
count of his labors in Bland. ;.
resolution was adopted granting DIS
cretionary powers to the Presbyterian com
mittcc acting with the Asscmbly's commit
tee in supplying missionary labor.
A paper was adopted that the pfesoy'ery,
while refraining from expressing any
opinion as to the necessity or expectancy OF
division of Synod, would recommends IN
case of division, that Greenbrier, Lexing-
ton, Winchester, and Chesapeake PresDy-
teries constitute one Synod, and Abingdon,
Montgomery, Roanoke, East and west
Hanover Presbyterics, the other.
On motion, Presbytery recommends 10
the pastors and supplies to introduce the
Asscmbly's plan of Sabbath collection.
The Prcsbytcry passed resolution ten
derine cordially the thanks of the Presny-
terry to the congregation Of Galena and the
community for their generous hospitality,
and to the authorities of the Methodist
church of Bethany for the use OF their house
of worship. ,
The Prcsbytcry then proceeded solemnly
to license Mr.. J. C. Smith as probatloner
of the holy ministry.
Presbytery then took recess till hali-past
one.
During recess Rev. B. Gilderslecve
prcachcd-Ephesians i. -, Ia; and Rev.
l.. c. Brown-John xxi. II.
After recess Presbytery resumed busl-
ness.
Rev. Robert Gray was appointed to use
such means as he thought best 10 procure
the records of old Abingdon Presbytcry..
Mr.. J. c. Smith was placed under the
direction of the Missionary Committee.
Committee on Narrative made report:
which was received.
Upon presentation of application from
Anchor Of Hope church, Presbytery deter
mined to hold an adjourned meeting at that
church Friday before first Sunday in Octo-
Der.
No further business occupying attention
of Presbytcry, it was closed with singing,
prayer, and apostolic benediction. l..
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sTrTIOY sALEs...Tnis Day.
By Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
oorner Of Governor and Franklin streets.

r ARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE. o. sET
HOLD FURNITURE, FRE NII !, HEoI-s
mTRRoRS, LAW AND MIsCELLa., = sE !. ~;
ROOMS NEW CARPETING, &C. At AuG-
TIGN WEDNESDAY the e5th instant, at y
O'Clock, we will sell at onr az
assnrtment of HOUSEHOLD FbRhliUhb, COLI
sisti inFr ei FRENoH-PLATE MIRRORS, 81 feet
u,d ny % ,eG ROSEWOOD PARLoR CHAIRS,
Mhun:ANY SOFAS, CHAIRS, and ROCK
Hs hh' ANY MARBLE-ToP TABLES ant
FLOOR UILtJLUI ii and MATING.
MARBLE-TOP SIDEBOARDS and CAbi'
New jenny LIND BEDsTEADs.
Supcrior new HAIR MATTRESSES,
New TIN SAFES, with CUPBOARDS;
New WASHSTANDs, TABLES, and CHA
MAHoGk,NY and STAINED wARDRoBEs
70 new WOOD ARM OFFICE CHAIRS,
OH, PAINTINGS and ENGRAV1NGS,
MAHOGANY LOUNGE,
DROP-LIGHTS and GAS PENDAN1o,
Several rolls new CARPETlNG.
ALSO,
$50 volumes STANDARD LAW BOOKS,
$50 volumes MISCELLANEOUS BOOkS.
-' COOK & LAUGHTON,
,uoa Auctioneers.
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Probably the quality win improve as the

TTODHDly Viz 1ohAAeJ 'NN~
ouortitv lessons rgtf a-sssssaET
4Th;s reservoir, we are told, Will DC d.,
such store-house for water that We snall
not be obliged to work the pumps when
the river is swollen and the water in q tur-
bid condition. But it's walls or sldes are 10
be of only moderate height, and, that we
NAV Get the crime la CRIME, the outlets >, OF
the pipes are to be near the surface. II tne
sides of the reservoir are to be only OF mod
crate height, how is it 10 hold this vast store
of water and as these outlets are TO De 80
near the surface, how are we to DO WNeh ths
water, higher or on level with these exalted
mines, has been consumed? How are we toget
this store of water out Of ourgreat reservoir!
The outlets are near the top-for they are
near the surface of the water, which is 70
FIJI the reservoir, we suppose, as 1t Is. q vast
store-how, then is the great body OF wafer
below these said outlcts-and the great
body must be below the outlets-how, ask,
is it to be conveyed to the city The only
way can suggest is by the Council lmlta-
ting the Orientals, and bringing it in lea
thcrn bags on donkeys.
Until farther, your obedicnt servant,
RICHMOND.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Preaching at the White sIIphur--Dr'
w. 4. Smith. Mr. Peabody, &c. dc.

w. 4. Smith. HTr. Peabody, &c. dc.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. VA, !
August %, 1869.
1t seemed almost like protracted meet
inr here Yesterday. Bishop Magill, OF
Richmond, preached at o'clock in the ball
room; two hours after, Rev. Il. A. Holland,
of Baltimore, an eloquent Methodist min
lister, delivered a sermon Of great beauty,
and at night, Rev. W. 7. Brantley, ID,
of Atlanta, Georgia, held forth in dis
course which unclaimed and delighted his
auditors. DR.. Brantley is q Baptist, and is
held in high esteem by ali denominations.
At these services. the spacious ballroom was
crowded to its utmost capacity, and l have
never seen better attention to the Word
spoken.
Rev. DR.. w. A. Smith is here, and looks
quite feeble.
DR.. Sears reports Mr.. Peabody somewhat
better, though the improvement, We fear, IS
only temporary.
The Peytons are putting forth every CT
fort for the comfort of their guests. and the
immense crowd show but little disposition
to leave. while VIC have large arrivals every
day.
Those who have kept away from this celc-
bratcd Spring because of the crowd should
avail themselves Of the next month to drink
Of this water. The proprietors hope to
make it TO the interest Of all such to come
during September.
Your correspondent passed an hour at the
Rockbridgc Baths last Saturday, and found
Richmond we'll represented among the
happy company tllronging that delightful
retreat.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Abingdon Presbytery.
SATURDAY, list August, 1863.
THIRD DAY.

SATURDAY, 2lst August, 1869.
THIRD DAY.
Presbytery met, and was opened with
PRAYER. Minutes of yesterday read and
approved. ;.
Rev. Mr.. Doniphan, of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, was invited to sit as Il
corresponding member of Prcsbytery.
Mr.. j. G. Smith was then examined on
Church history; which examination was
sustained as satisfactory.
Rev. James Fisher, of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, was invited to sit as q
CORRESPONDING member of Presbytery.
Mr.. J. G. Smith read critical exercise
on l. Corinthians, ii. chapter, lst and 10th
verses, which WAS sustained as a satisfac-
tory part OF trial.
MIR. Smith then delivered the lecture re-
uuired by Presbytery on Luke, XIV. chapter,
4th and It'll verses, which WIS likewise sus-
tanned as satisfactory part of trial.
Presbytery then sustained the trial as a
whole.
Presbytcry took the recess for devotional
exercises.
During recess the Rev. j. Il. Alexander,
Of the Presbytery of Savannah, preached q
sermon: John, xvii, %; and after an in
Permission the Rev. Robert Gray preached :
John, vi, Is, 20.
After recess Presbytery resumed bust
ness.
Franklin Grayson, elder from Pleasant
Grove, appeared in Presbytery and was
excused for hardness.
Reports Of missionary labor were then
heard, and missionary appointments gener-
ally filed.
The Committee on Minutes of General
Assembly reported in part, calling atten-
ton to the resolution passed, enjoining the
effort upon al churches to raise the sala-
ries of all laboring ministers to seven hun
dred and fifty dollars. Presbytery passed
resolution cooperating with the Assembly Is
plan.
4 resolution was adopted appointing a
committee Of visitation to present the sub
Jest OF the support of the ministry to those
churches which may desire such instruc-
ton.
Rev. A. L. Hogshcad, Rev. II. M. White,
Rev. Robert Gray, were appointed said
committee.
A resolution vas adopted commanding
Bristol High School favorable regard.
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EOHN BOWERS.

TOHN BOWERS,
81 Successor TO YALE. BOWERS & YALE, J
Iron Front Building. Governor street.
RICHMOND, VA
manufacturer and wholesale and retail dealer in
TIN. SHEET-iRON, and COPPER WARE,
STOVES, RANGES and HOT-AIR FURNACE
uouse-furnishing Goods, Gas Chandeliers. Fix
lures, and Shades, in great variety Parlor Crates
aud Tenders; Pumps and Hydraulic Rams; all
Pipes. ROOFING, PLUMBING. GAS and
STEAM FITTING. Also, fpe assortment OF
Marbleized Mautels. Gas Works for lighting dwell
ings, public buildings, &c. Work in his line exc
cuted In city or country. au l7-deodSm&wam