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MARINE INTELLIGENGE.

mAkEENE IL 4NTE&IIHGSENGE. = nf -
MINIATURE ALMANAC, JANUARY II, ls7o.
Sun rises. 707 Moon rises. ....... $50
Sun Sets. .....,.. ass High tide. .......... 400
PORT OF RICHBIOND, JANUARY Is, 1870. .
ARRIVED. ~ Z. Fl II ssI.5.. rs .
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-t
Steamer Saratoga, Alexander, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, W. G, Dnnham %.
SAILED. ~ gi.j i; -..l a.
Steamer Petersburg, Geoghegan,. Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Haryeys q WIZ
liams. - ~ -
steamer Saratoga, Alexander, New York, mer-
chandlse and passengers w. G. Durham Il Co. - i
Schooner George 5. Repplier, Miller, Norfolk,
stavcs, Crowell q Currie.
Schooner Rebecca, Smith, 0sborne,s Landing,
to load coal for Providence, Crowen & Currie,
Schooner Horatio Nichols, Dupuy, New York
ria CIaremont, Curtis j. Parker. .,.--. t.....s
MEMORANDUM. ,.
WEST POINT, January H.--Arrfved, steamer
Admiral, Freeman, merchandise and pesse1gecs,
Richmond and York River Railroad Company,
aud sailed on return. .E~S.@ 4G@ L1z2-s g.
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PER1opIcALs.-Fron .Messrs. Elyson q
TAYLOR. we have the latest Nos. Of Ffdnk
Leslie, Harper's Heelcly, and EUery Sa-
tugdag, eli filed with interesting cuts and
ehoioe reading mettsr.
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HUsTINGs CoURT.-This court was in ses-
sion for short time Saturday morning, and
adjourned until 2 o'clock, when it reassem-
bled, and after signing orders, adjourned
for the term. Judge Bramhall will hold
llis court this morning.
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The MANCHESTER MILLS, recently be-
longing to the Manchester Cotton and Wool
len Company, will resume operations the
latter part of this month, giving constant
employment to q large number Of opera
tiyal '......... .....y
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The MILD WEATHER.-Professor Thatch-
er's weather bulletin in New York is calcu-
lated to make people feel uncomfortable.
He says the present mildness OF the ten p
perature is almost without precedent, end
ths public are told to prepare to hear news
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AUCTIoNs ssAI.Es THIS DAY.

On dH pnttic OF iprtr1tel sdIes of Real Estate
+ July tie purchdsers pnu the taxes for the present
year, b,ff on all sales bsttoeen The frat ddy OF
. Jatg and the last day af December the seller
pays them. '.it "a,IF : II - - ~,
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r UliBER! LUMBERll LUMBER II

TRUMAN A. PARKER d g0,i a.i!
dealers in
White Pine, Poplar, Black walnut. Meple, ash
Hickory, Oak, Cherry, Mahogany, ana sycamore
Lumber also, all kinds OF -Rndlttnss Lumneh
Shingles, +ashs Slaves sposes ae assn aimsss SsSs
old customers and all others in, ,gapt qt 5nMessi
arc part icuarly nvttcd % Btve tlnr csR ocIvIs
hgsysss 4, slscyasss esfas aas
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La RUI's MINsTRELs.-Do not forget that
this famous band of minstrels will conf
mence it's season here tonight. When they
were hsre last winter they created . aas
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The Tribune, World, Catholic Family and
Church Alnadadcs, for 1870, at ELLYsoN & TAY-
LoR's, next to Dispatch building.
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FOR NEW YrRK.

NIn DOMINION NTtAMSHlF ssassaBssa.gs.asssa
COMPANY.
7., ..3an,if,, new si,is-wheci steamships ISAAC
,It4 tE\ \TnGs, MAG 4 X A, ALBE-
= .yi !. ana HATTERAS leave New York for
~.,rh CAV ynint. AMI EichmCua. every TUES
TlfI'ESDAI. and SATURDAY. at s
..,,., J. y leave Ri, ,hInouG every TUESDAY, ,
r;,lpAT qnu SUNDAY. 81 high tide.
ft-.,. .n,rS arc entirely new. They have elegant
. J.. -. st.f s1at"ruolrS. The. fare. acconmoda.
-..v.. AMI attention, are unsurpassed. .
'., connections made witt steamers for all
..,tntrli aad :'nru pcan ports.
.N~a,,.r t,t,.ct! when ordered, AT 4 QUAR-
tI.ErF l\E FIN CENT, nj the otncss OF this
NrrhxApY, fresid@nt, Isl Greenwich
,--s..,. New York. -
'''N .WUiIAM G. pUNEAM 4 CO., Agents,
crrnnr MMiG and lie ECntA streets.
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. LUNAT1c.-Kitty Redd (colored), luna
tic, from Beaver Dam, was brought to the
city Saturday and consigned to Howard's
Grove for treatment.
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For THE LADIEs.-Now is the time to subscribe
for the fashion monthies andth children's maya
zines for 1870. A large variety ut ELLYsoN &
TAYLoE's, next to Dispatch building.
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NJ. ELLYsoN s. co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapersin Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
ushers' rates. for cash. Apply at this ONCE. GtGJ
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The Church and! the Catholic Family Almanacs
for 1870 can be had at ELLYSoN Il TAYLoR's News
Depot, next to Dispatch building.
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ALL the weekly and daily papers at ELLYsoN &
TAYLoR's news depot, next to Dispatch building
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See ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's attractive catalogue
advertisement In another column.
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EI. ' t'.N u A~k -


ABINGDON, January II, 1870.
Presbytery met pursuant to adjourn
ment. and was constituted with prayer by
the Moderator. ,. ....--- ..
The minutes of yesterday were read and
approved. -.
MIR. Barnett was then examined as to his
knowledge of the Greek and Hebrew Ian
r1laccs, which examinations were sustained
as satisfactory; parts of trial.
Captain james Preston, elder from Wal
nut Grove, appeared, and was enrolled as a
Incmbcr.
The examination in theology was re-
sumcd, and approved as satisfactory.
The candidate was next examined as to
the sacraments Of the Church, and the hour
having arrived for the delivery of the SER
mon, the examination was suspended.
Mr.. Barnett then preached sermon from
Romans viii, 5: 1.-The carnal mind is en-
mity against God =; which met the approba-
ton Of Prcshytery.
The call from Wytheville church for the
pastoral services of Rev. j. D. Thomas,
which was presented at the meeting of Pres
bvtcry held at Anchor of Hope church, was
nut in his hands, and he having signifed
his accordance thereof, Prcsbytery ap-
pointed Rev. II. II. White and Rev. Will
liam S. Lacy to install him the fourth Sab
bath in February, if the way be clear.
Rev. ". V. Wilson and Rev. Robert Gray
were appointed alternatcs.
Presbytery then took recess until I.
NJ. -. ...,...
After recess Presbytery resumed busi-
ness.
The examination Oh the sacraments was
then taken up again, and sustained as sat-
isiactory part of trial. 49,,
Church Government was the next subject
upon which Mr.. Barnett was examined, and
this examination was likewise sustained as
a satisfactory part of trial. 49,
Mr. Barnett was then examined On
Church History which was. approved.
On motion, the examination of Mr.. Bar
nett as whole was sustained.
Presbytery then appointed as commit
tee to install Mr.. Barnett on Sabbath morn
ing Rev. J. D. Thomas and Rev. William
S. Lacy, with Rev. H. NJ. White and Rev.
S. D. Stuart as alternates. .sa1 @.. u..
Presbytery then took recess until
p Ar ...-.... L.
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steamers weekly 10 LIvNKr0oL, es ~
.,,uc st Of EN>ToWN, l@aNinE sssss:s<Asaasssasss
Eft\CF. Qt-gES, li&LEETlk:
HrN V;tl;K. kRIE. PENNSYLVANIA,
t\.i,<n NfHGI %Ih. LOUISIANA.
,a,,u passage, $la2 and So currency.
~.,,ra-t "a sage. $50 CUrrCnCT.
~,,,.-t.a tirkrcs from Liverpool or Queenstown,
!. Ia curTepcN. , n.
...-4a,l. and fiavrc. So. IL currency.
Ter :UItacr particulars, apply ~ the Offices ol
.'n,, company. - EroId"ay. +. ". D. HURST
NILIlAM {. DUNlIAM ; CO., Agents.
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HARPER'S BAZAAR for this week at ELLYsON Il
TAYLoR's news depot, next to Dispatch building.
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rr{yl FOE THE a5t 70 Gs5I a.1sH
ILL., 31q>gFr ORANGE GROVES, -

ifFOR PALAEKAysEIlk.,sy VIA SAVANNAH.
GA touching at FERNANDfNA, JACKSON.
VILE and ali LANDINGS on The Sr. JOHNS
vEK--SEaII-WEEKLY L LINE; y ;;-Ths q sisss4s
and frst-ciass steamer DICTATOR, Cap*afn W.
tho above places every TUESDAY EYEEEsa as
S0scloek.:EG 't1!tfE:!GS EGE8yiG I.
The elegant and frst>ciass steamer CITY
POINT, Captain GEoa1s c. McMrLLAN. WIN
have Charleston cyery FRIDAYEyEGlAG u 3
O'Clock for tiIe aborp places 77E1FlE'!5 t'<a'
Through mekcss 10 be had ct railroad oMcc6. NO
extra charge fbr meals and staterooms.
Foe freight or passage Apply toE sEya5af e p
|. j, ID. AIKEN & CO., ASeRts,
f. 20 South Atlantic Wharf, chafles4on. 8. G.
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FURNITURE. dc.

RI 4. ATKINSON d son, HAVING
L. removed To No. l2ll Main street, next
door 10 Lcyy Brothcr,, over tie store OF Noah
aik.r 4 Co., are now prcpsred In their sl,acl1iis
Mareroons, to show their fine stock Of FURNl-
ltRE, and tn offer greater Inducements To their
customers. They have OH hand AL kinds, both
very fiNE and PLAIN FURNITtR Rk, together
With Tie celebrated EMPIRE STRING BED,
MATTRESSES, &c. Their UNDERTAKING
ROOMS and WORKSHOP will DC continued at
their old stand, Governor street. ia l0-lm
T. Y NIT L RE AND MATTRESS
4 WAEEkOOMS.-Up stairs, opposite the
post-ollcc, Main street, you Will find In two OF
those iron-1ront buildings Lhe largest and most
varied assortment Of PaRLOR, CHAMBER, and
Dl&iSG-ROOM FURNITURE III the State, of
every variety Of style AID Gnsh. Also. Mattresses
and Spring Beds made To order In any style de
sired; Our stock Of Chamher Furniture being
Terylarge, complete suits can be purchased AZ our
est islIment from &35 TO 5000. We have reduced
the prices Of all our goods and We are aow selling
about as low as VIC did fifteen years ago. - !
We iayite all In want of good, substantial kur-
Diturc To examine our assortment before buying.
We have goods 10 suit all par,ics--thr rich or the
poor. HARDWOOD & RITTER,
opposite the post-oillce. Main street,
de l6 Eichmpnd Va.
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DICHMOND AND zDANVlLLE RAIL
IL ROAD.-CHAGGE OF SCHEDULE.-On
and after WEDNESDAY December %, 1858, the
PASSENGER TRAINS on this road win be run
rs follows
- GoING SOUTH. .4-Lynchburg and Dnnyilio pas.
sengers leave Richmond daily Except Sundsys>
at 5:l5 A. NJ; leave BurkeTiie daily Except Sun
days) at 1245 p NJ: arrive at Danville daily lex.
cept Sundays) at 5:55 r. NJ THROUGH MAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily at sac
P. NJ. leaves Danvi1le daily at :55 p. NJ. arrives
at Greens soro' dNily-at 4:T5k. ID.
GOING NoRTH.-Lynchhurg and Danvile pas.
senpers leave DanvIlfe daily Except Sundaysl as
7:4o a. NJ. !; leave Burkevillc daily Except Sun-
daysI at 12:i5 p. NJ; arrive at Richmond daily
lexcept Sundaysl at $50 p. M. THROUGH MALL
MD EXPRESS leaves Greensboro daily ut s:ss
p. M; leaves Danvjile daily ut u67 z. NJ ar.
rives Mt Richmond daily at 100 A. NJ.
Is The Lynchburg and Danvfle Passenger Train
coanects at Burkeyille with the trains on the
Sotthside road for Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynch
burg, and all stations on the Southstde and VIZ
gInia and Tennessee railroads, Bristol, Knox
Vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis,
and all important points South aud Southwest.
The Through Mail and Express connects
Mt Greensboro with the etralns on the North Caro-
lima road for Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, sa-
yannah, Macon, Mobile Montgomery, &C., &c.
and ut Richmond with the Richmond, Fredericks.
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohio. and
Richmond and York River railroads.
SLEEPING CARS and CHILESsS PATENT
RECLINING CHAIRS ON the through express
train. '' THOMAS DObAMEAO,
die Is .., ..- #ar Super intendent.
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'WILLIIM {. DuNlIAM : CO., Agents.
STEAM To 81 .hStiOW AHE
Ip<nFNbF ~. EA. -

THE A<.H OR LiNE.
f,tor;,r tiv4o-ti.i,t u7s scn-cr steamers are in
e.. led to sail EVERE SATURDAY from pier
\o a. North river, "tl@o'clrcs ~.
..ne.~ OF FtsS.AGE. PAYABLE ~ CURRENCY:
cabins 70 ivc-pcol, GLASGOW. or ncrr:, $50 and
=. ..
lNrgr>!"n tickets, good for twelve months, 500.
~.,.-a-. 10 t,la~-n,. = Derry. $50 Intermediate.
-,
rr.raia certificates ;rom these ports, SS7.
:.:..-,#. ..gs huokrbt0 aud iroH Haaaurs haNre,
h.tirr.4Ia. Antwerp. &C.. 1t very low rates.
i1ras; i,-.,ri payable ii any bank in Great Bril-
tam.
For further Information apply IL the company $
Offices. -. Bowling Green. Stw ofk, 10 Hen
uEHsuT EEnl MEE- or t"
WILLIAM I. DUNTIAM { co. Agents.
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LUMBER, LATHs, &c.

". c, MAYO. J.r. VI. GIBSON.
-UMBER.-SAW.MILL, MAYVs
L STANDING keep conssantly on hand JOE
stock of SEASONED LUMBER for huilding piil- pil
poses, CASING BOARDS, .LATHS, PALlSGs.
cur capacity Tor saving, enable us to h alt orders
promptly and at as low prices ss any ether par
de o. 3,p Pcst-ofRce box a1e,
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TWO FAST DAILY LINES (SUNDAY
lP. N. EXCEPTEDll TO 9 THE E411Tr H0RTH GFT EAFSTT
94N9F III A9aA AR9GHTpTbe EThkoUsH Ans
this 1S ne M
!; Ts Iess w ns sisSs
'0e Cars ST lifted up up wiih sPhENDlD RECLINING
cHAlR; for which s G6asge IS eaars on tho
TSe 5ES5 isGR
sFGsd a. aRf M and sssi arrives Z ReSnSnd as
through tickets 70 all principal points North and
For further information and for through tickets
streets and for through tickets to all points Horl9
and West apply at the ticket ONCE corner Byrd
ana mo- j. B. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
cember. 1869 MAIL TEAM wiz leave Richmond
daily Except Sunday for staunton at s:as A a.: N.
.rriye ssaassn P Nh lsSIs st stsgP
M.Hmakine close competitions at Gordonsyllle and
with the ofapEs Ae1nsals ana
washington, baltimore, Philadelphia, New Yoz6
etc.; also for Lynchburg, Kpo1yiiie, ChauS-
nooga, Memphis, New Orleans, Montgomery mo-
0is, Nail IL. TRAIN wnl run trl-weekly between
stanton and White Sulphur SPrbnggss On Iya IesSe
staunton at 4:l0 2. d. and arrive at White suiph%r
say Wne II Sulphur ns s sons .s
Vii Vii come connect & With % Stages as folowsyis CO.
shsn With stages fSs lexington, Nstu7ai Bridge.
and Rockbridge Baths as Milhoro' win Gazes zes
81 aasn 1is Ata ssss saS Ghar
sss ssz sg4SsBs9 fs5;R q EsEsPA
81 ssss.
Of cars. Leave Richmend st $50 r. n. and ar.
rive at washington at s;aS A; ~: Leave Wssa,,
astsa e aai9 sss al IL through a
shf shEEPsG fas cAKs Win be attached e this train
Ba!1RSSs MtnSSt %nckETs issued to all points
North West and JasEs sGsiagfs''s 5. 'ssTHERIAsD,
den General Ticket Agent.
nICEMOND. AND YORK RIVER
FaE nS kAdihRRHR NokTR, AND 81
s6d .eT 44EsnhE 81 s.
Tor Baltimore aud all points sortn ana q. an,nt
wes win take the sTs Riy.r IiG Railrosd
atSalaGHIA s,eamer IAbsnRAL. Captain I; g; fnEs11s s
ST b.e pa n
Baitimore tie following morning In nms 70 sn
andtbe Vest. Returning, the boats leave pier ~
Stree. wharyes oscI:ef 100; e pssssns1s a
Sstin, in Richmond ut I2:I5 L. N. the following
70 coDsfSs na nsuye w1s ins lssoss 5sn.
on ,, w. I'D ai noints on that rosd; Greensboto',
@ Salisbury, C6srio.e, 4c, \. C.; Columbia, T. Ca
ana ln'' al poias'F ON 'FxssENGER i TRAIN go.
,eayes Richmond daily Except SnndaJal q !
o'clock P. NJ: feayes West Point daily te1ce2s
a0ha"'S' - ~ THOMAS DoDAMEAD
stesr,.-r IL "a b eaperiutendsnss
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TESNYsoS's NEW POEMS for sale at ELLYsoS
& &TAYLoR'S, next to Dispatch building.
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ynK LlyFErOnI ANn TSs

QUEENSTOWN.S S-AlsAsS
or MAIL STEAMERS SNILlNG
rpnN SEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
ND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
EN THE SATURDAY STEAMER:
PiTS. Cei;n, PTgHbttin Gold.
.ve.rrol "r Qarc@St"wo .sleo oV
S.,.r;jg,. PGpGbi. IN Currency.
.r,~> EoF IN II E>i'Ai STEAMER VIA HA!IfAN ::
. .,,,Tl ,r 0.ryl.Stt,wu fCuitn .....,....f SO 90
.. ~, .rria ....................... 90 co
INNS \ t.. hv Branch Steamer igoitl).. 80 co
H.rep,. Payable IL. CaTTt1,Gg.
,,...'a,, Observation-Disclosures. Is 90
-. - N.,,. y : iy branch s.ralncr....... 80 90
T. Ar:- >yia 10 a;,i rom England, Ireland, and
-.,. l. .,.. .i.,:.t. 81 m"dCraI aIc rates. :
,ny.,s john u. DALE, gent,
Is itrna,!wav. New y N"rk; or to
WILLIAM {. DI MIN = CO., Agents.
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YF Y0U HAVE MONEY UPON WHICH
kYoU DESTzfE TO GET i'll N l,f.oa g, 3As~
REST. sssaisd on ssfs re! 81 ss:sss| 3: sMss|ssaSas ssa
,,,,. assi zessas ssse q. M sss sIs1ss III ssssis,
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FURNITURE AND MATTRESS

ALL THE PERIODICAL LITERA-
~. TUEE OF THE DAY may IL had Of =
ELLYsOS TAYLOR,
a0t adjoining Dsapatch Building.
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lOWHATAE STEANBOATe tw:T1,

DOWHATAN STEANBoAI2t e trIsILs
i CpMrANI.-Stcancrs STATE - aassass
ry MARYLAND and .-Chcat,
r..,Hal- and safe rcut. u Baltimore. savannah,
Uu.t,u. and thc Wcs'. Trlwcckly line 10 Balti-
1a"r~. making cin-c connections with steamers TO
IAlr,"lIlr;a. No trnushiPInent Of goods ht-
t"au Richmond and Baltimore. Leave Ba!ti-
!.l"~,, every TUESDAY. THURSDAY. and S8-
Tl.EpAf. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY. and SiTU RID ~. 49,.
:-,.-,ii rcC.!y.d cvcry day ieNcept Sundaysl up
g. f"'c!y,k l.. -. These steamers lave excellent
= se.s.r a;atcruuIn, ana passcn ger raccommodatlQnS
ftr.. - meals and staterOom extra, For freight
O.. passage. apply to .
HAEEEYS Il WILLIAMS, Agents.
IA % Commercial Block.
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DUILADELr EIA, R!CH- >IsT;ss, ;s,
M"%N. AHD N"EF4lkI TTr,A ST N-esr4zsssfa.s. 1
~i}Ii' LNE.-~ ~trainrr> \pkfOih and ). =
nI:TT%. G.!nposiu. luis line. viii leave rhladel-
y3tacyrry SATURDAY. and ElJhm"nd every FRI
fAI. att rnatu!y. light II kcniDr Norfolk at nc:
,.nr.tc rates: also G,r Clar!cSit n. Savannah and
<.fr orleans. aul ,.,i- Of ltGiug signed through.
Passage - 2Ailadciphia. including meals and
s:..r-,1!r 81 ". I. PORTER, \ gent.
rarS ;Jtirc. 30. ".:5 Dock street.
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wAskEEyERy, &c
NIETkOpOLJTAN WORKS,

NIETkOpOLJTAN WORKS,
CORNER SEVENTH AND CANAL STREETS.
STATIONARY and PORTABLE ENGINES
and "a N-NILLS:
BARK. GRIST, and PLASTER Mills:
BOILERS FORGINGS, CASTINGS OF IRON
or BRASS; MILL GEARING, &C..
ENGISES and SAW-MILLS OF various sizes
always on hand.
ui"ugn"s. &C., repaired and sold on commits
-ion or exchanged for new. AL other repairs
promptly and satisfactorily done.
erUd for descriptive circulars.
Lr2i WiLLlAI L. TANNER CO.
~ 4. DAYTON. Tenth street between
! !. Main and Cary, Richmond, Va. dealer Iii
Wood IS orking Machinery OF I'll! kinds, Ma
vl!iuists Tools and supplies, Steam-EuSines, Mill
Gearing. shaft!ng, Pullcys and Hangers, turbine
Water-W heels superior Leather Betting, Lace
Leather, Saws Wrenches, Steam and " ater,plpe
and Fixtures, Twist Drills, Card Clothing,
For sale one Stationary Engine, 25-horse
power made by Washington Iron Morks, nearly
new: one Stationary Engine, l2-horse power
one Portable Engine lS-horsc power one new
flue Boiler, l2-horse power; Gne Iunuiar n
Vertical, G-horse power; three Flue Boiltrs,
each So-horsc power; one Portable corn
Mil +. lot of Mu-ticuring, Shafting, Hangers, and
PU!lcys Pumps. st. To be sold for less than hall
price. Also, large lot OF al kinds of MachiniSts
Tools, Lathes, Planners. Drill-Prcsscs. Index Mill
Ing Machine Screw Machines Niscs, &C.. &C.,
;h,t will hc sold very low. oc 30--eod3m
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ExECuTvE.-R. Devereaux Doyle has
been appointed notary public for Norfolk.
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Airllmond 1ispattt,
neutrality-suspicious. II, 1870.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DlsPATCIr'
is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED crRCu-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
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Proceedings Of q Called Meeting Of
-.ss Abingdon Presbytery. as-E-4.j
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ABINGDON, VA, january Is, 1870.
The Prcsbytery met, pursuant to o call
issued by the Moderator, in Abingdon
Thursday, 18th January, 1870, at II A. NJ.
Present: Rev. B. Gildersleeve, Rev. A. L..
Hogshead, Rev. Thomas Brown. Rev. S. D.
Stuart, Rev. II. B. Rose, and Ruling Elders
Il. +. Francisco, of Sinking Spring church,
and Robert Keys, of Rock Spring church
The Moderator being absent, Rev. A. l..
Hogshead was chosen moderator pro tenn
pore and Rev. H. 3. Rose clerk. The ses-
sions were constituted with prayer. -
The call Of the Moderator was read, and
found to be in order. Presbytery then took
recess till P. M. -. 0..t.
After recess, Presbytery resumed busi-
ness. Rev. II. NJ. White, Rev. W. S. Lacy,
and Ruling Elder Robert Sayers, of Wythe-
vile church, appeared, and their names
were enrolled. .. #......--.E ..s-..,
4 call was presented from Sinking Spring
church (Abingdon) for the pastoral services
Of MIR. Edward H. Barnett, licentiate of
Montgomery Presbytery, dismissed to the
care of this Presbytery. This call was
placed in the hands of Mr.. Barnett, and he
having signifed his acceptance thereof,
Prcsbytery proceeded to his examination
with reference to his ordination and install
lation as pastor. He was first examined as
to his experimental acquaintance with re-
ligion and his views in seeking the gospel
ministry: which examination was sustain
ed as satisfactory part of trial.
Rev. J. D. Thomas, dismissed from East
Hanover Presbytery to connect himself with
this Presbytery, appeared, was, examam-
ined and enrolled as a member Of Abing-
don Presbytery.
Presbytcry then took recess till P. M.
After recess Prcsbytery resumed busi-
ness, and proceeded to the examination of
Mr.. Barnett on mental and moral philoso-
ply, which was sustained, as satisfactory
nart of trial. The subject of theology was
then taken up, and the examination, after
being prosecuted some time, was suspended
till the morning.
It was moved and adopted that the Pres
hrtcry hear Sermon from Mr.. Barnett to-
morrow at II \. NJ. as q part of trial, and
that the ceremony of ordination take place
Tomorrow night (if the way be open) after
an ordination sermon by Rev. II. NJ. White.
Presbytery then adjourned to meet to-
morrow morning at A. NJ. Closed with
prayer by Rev. 3. Gildersleeve. l..
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