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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-21
MISS PEaKAM,a SCHOOL-Tha

MISS PEGRAM'S SCHOO The
40 third session of Miss PEGRAM'S Boarding
aud Day school will begin the first MONDAY. in
october and v iii continue nine m nths
NO pains will be spared to make the school worthy
10 All respects u the encouragement which
II has hitherto received
COMPETENT il s.ructors ara engaged for each de-
"a tment, and the course OF study will embrace
every branch essential TO liberal female educa-
ton.
The foreign languages will receive special atten
tion.
Nine. BERAUD viz continue to: reside 10 Mrs. Pc
grams family, and to afford every facility for
thorough knowledge Of the French language.
The BeleS- Lettre clsss will be resumed for the
benefit OF young ladies who have left scho as well
as for thOse pursuing the higher acsdemicai course
Circulars containing full particulars. may be had
on immediate application to
MRS j. W. pEGRAM
Sc 17-d&cwts Linden Souare
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By Goddin & Apperson.
VALUABLE TENEMRNr on ~

VAL UABLE TENEMENT on TEE
SOUTH sIDE oY MAIN. BETWEEN m AND
sfH STREEfS, FOR eALB At AUCTION VIII D
sold. on TUESDAY. the 2ist seyts@bev, 1sss ON tho
premises, cor mencins at ~ O'Clock, the vsry ds1t
rnble and conys niently Arranged Ieseasae iasfsl
Is above, now In the occupAncy Of Mons Rravs (vho
y about n remove 20 his country sest, On hover
James kfyer) The house has 10 rooms, bea6se
large kitchen 1t il nearly nsw. and b IN the ~
TEans liberal. and made Known q he houf g
sale. 0ODDIN APpInoaN
sei5 49, J
VERY NEAT AND FXCELLENfLY
BUILT RESIDENCE ON THE sOUTH-WKNT
CORNER % MARSHALL ANO 0ONk0f Sf6.
FOR SALE At AUCTi0N.-Wnl be sold on TUn6.
DAY AFfERNOUN. the 2lst sepfembss, 1soe. %
the premises. commencing ct O'Clock the very
desirable residence located - above nov IN the 90
cupsny Of VIM Wright. The lot ffsnts 81 koe.
runs back $50 eet to alley ~ fecs wide alsq, AgGO
brick kitchen The house has seven rocms, bssidss
front and ride porticoe and 10 not only remaykoo1y
well built bus in the most perfect ORDER hAvln9
been recently painted. The neighborhoCd 3 q en-
celiens one.
TERMS -0neffth cash; balance Ct syS ssA 70
months for negotiable notes. interest sddsd socurci
BY . trust deed or title retained. e77
G0DDIN 4 APpR.sON,
re lids Auctionesra
P s.-The foregoing property can b. bought prS.
vately. II desired before the day Of sale. @. 4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-21

Mr.. d. TURNER'S select Classical
AVA and English School, Main street. between Bird
and ith streets The ljta Academic year of this
School will commence on MONDAY, the 9th OF
September, 1883.
Pupils win be admitted who are prepared to COM
mence either of the Ancient or Modern Languages
or enter classes already formed.
For further particulars, please call on Mr.. TUR-
YER, (after the 18th OF September,) at his School
Rooms or at his residence Franklin street. between
I'd and Sd. an i4-3m
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A NEW BOOK BY SFUR0EON.

N spURGroN's GEMS consisting o; brilliant
passages from the published anu Inpublished
s'rmons and ether writings Of the Rev. Q. II.
Spurgeon Price 81 ss5
The New York Observer says Of the book: We
have the sheets Of the book and every
page Is a fame Of glowing fire. The extracts ere
brief Characteristic, earnest. bold and strong.
ful Of striking thought, brilliant imagery and
warm appeal. We think II will be far more attrac-
tive than the volemes of his and they have
hat Extraordinary circulation In this country
Received and for sale by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-21
VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT

NEHI UESIKABLE BUILDING LOT
ON THk SOUTH SIDE OF MARSHALL
BETWEEN 10TH AND 18th STREETS, AT AUC-
TION.-We will sell. on TUESDAY the 5th day Of
October. commencing Immediately after the sale OF
the tenenenft adjoining Mr. John Lancaster.
very desirable building Lot located above adoin-
ing the Athepann,, and Ermerly Of the city lots
The lot fronts 30 feet and ruEs back $50 feet to
alley.
TERNs-0ne fourth cash; the balance at 6. IL and
Is moGths for notes with interest. and secured by a
trust deed. JAS NJ TAYLOR a SON,
Sc 20 Apctiopeerg
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CAUTION.--All persons are cautioned
~ against crediting my wife, ANN L. STAPLES,
on my account, az Will not pay any debts of her
contracting, after this date.
FRANCIS STAPLES.
HenSico county 18th Sent 1884
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CCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
- THOS J eTARKE, Successor n worthan
Cottrell a3 Main street. is prepared 10 furnish ell
the T. 1t Boob used in our Colleges and Schools ct
the lowest prices they cold at In the city
Teachers and parents respectfully invited 70 Give
him call.
full supply Of the very best Stationery.
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VALUABLE FARM UF 1871 ACRES

VALUApLE FAhM UF TOT AChECs
ON WEsTHAM PLANK ROAD ~ MILE0
ABOVE Ri HM0ND. FOR BALE We are author.
ICED to sell the Farm located above recently Ia
the occupancy Of Ur j W Patton IL Il Q most desl.
rable estate has IL all the buildings pecessa-
r. for the accommodation of Q family II immeai
date application be made ID will be sold at fAir
price and on unusually long credit Apply TO
se 15-6t 0ODDIN d APPEkRON.
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'--'--.----as--
EDUCATION,
CULPEPER MILITARY INSTITUTE


CULPEPER MILITARY INSTITUTE.
The next session Of this Insttution will commence
ply to CHARLES Li0HTF0UT.
Culpeper @ H.. Va.
INSTRUCTORS.
CHARLES L1GHTFo0T. NJ i. sup't and In.
structoT in Mathematics. &c
oILLEsPIE, univeruity Of Virginia. Ancient
i dRoUx, College dc CT mlemasne. Paris. Mod.
These Instructors win be aided BY compe.eu. Az
slstaa.s. Sc lin
{ CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
- SCHOOL. corner Of 9th and Clay streets This
school opens the first MONDAY in October.
tiuydbie Semi annually, in ddrdncs)
Senior Class-Advanced Classics and MAthe-
Junior Cass-Rudimsnts Of the Classics. with "
the higher English Branches 80 %
o,nai En2lish Branches 20 90
Urinary Department 30 90
au 21-2m - R;GER MARTIN (; "
CHOOL FOR BOYS IN SPRING
FIELD HALL. CHURCH HILL-The under
signed VIII open School for Boys in the above hail.
be thoroughly taught the usual English branches,
Mathematics, and the Latin language and lite.
Having had seven years experience in teaching.
he hopes by strict attention to his duties to merit
duI receive the PUBIC patronage.
For particulars, sec his Circulars.
au 26 1mr JNO VI WINFREE.
DHlLIP b STANAhD will resume the
duties Of his CLASSICAL AND MATHEMA.
TlCAL SCHOOL. on the 9Th day, Of september
next. in his rooms, corner of Sth and Clay streets
TERES:
Payable semi annually in advancej
Erolish branches, including Mathematical
CouIse to Surveying $40 90
Including the higher brat ches of Analytical
or Descriptive Geome ry, Shades, Shadows
and Perspective. or Calculus .............. - 50 90
Engiish and Latin 30 90
English, Latin and Greek. 60 on
French extra 20 10
r b. can b. seen at the residence # MIR. John
e. stanard. corner of It'll and Clay street.
au 26-im
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ITO THE CREDITORS OF JOHN B.
MARTIN, DECEASED The creditors Of John
Martin. decd hereby notified that the 1ist
day OF the present month (September) at my ONCE,
owing By the said deceased at the time Of his DEATH
and which still remain unpaid Persons to whom
such debts duo, are required to prose them on
that day. MILLION CARY
se l6-dtS2l Conf
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Ne Those wishing TO take lessons, can leave their
names at the book store OF Mr. Thomas J. Stark.
j. W. RkEVE.
Richmond, Sept Is, 1858.
We, the undersigned, have taken a Course Of Les
sons in Penma. ship. Of Mr.. REEVE, and having
greatly improves under his instruction, take plea
Gent Teacher
We regard his 81 stem "a eminen.ly calculated to
remove cIamppessi of hand and to impaIt a free
bold. and rapid style Of writing.
RoBT DUNN, X T HOWARD
JAHNKE ARNIsTEAD,
THoS HOWARD, III Newell
) SUTHERLAND POWELL JOHNSON,
and others
! take pleasure in recommending Mr.. j. W.
REEVE to these who wish to improve their hand
writing. My sop has tasen lessons of him, and 10
such advantages as would justify me in pay ing as
would willingly paid, if there were occasion, moro
than double the price of the lessons.
20-3tS GEO W JOHNSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-21

n P, BURRUSS' SCHOOL, Mayo st
~. The fifteenth session of this School, in the
Basement Rooms OF the Universali6t Church, will
commence on the 10th September.
MIR. LARKIN WILLIS, who is a graduate In
veral Schools of the University, and is very highly
recommended ny Professors Bledsoe. Maupn, liar
rison and others has been re-en9aged as Assistant
Professor EMI0N will instruct in French. and MIR
CALY0 in Drawing
TERMS &c. as heretofore.
For further particular, apply. after the 10th Sep
TENDER, at the Richmond House, to
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THE EIGHTH SESSION of Miss TAzE.

l. WELLS SCHOOL will commence on the lie,
day Of October and close on the LIST of July.
TERMS :-Fw Board entire Session ......... gan On
Primary apches do do........ 90 On
" Higher English Branches. 40 90
Languages, each. ...-....... 20 o.
Music and Drawing, Professors Fees.
All other essential information will be conveyed
throuRh circulars. which cau be obtained arrl+
cation to Miss TAZEWE ELL, Grace street, between
It'll and sth jy 2S-3m
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or. JOsEPH's ACADEMY, RICH
MIS-. PELLETS eCHOOL.-The next

ana continue ne mcsrhs. A class Of pupils under
ten years Of age, will be received at $50 the session
French Teacher Mr. EMIoS
For further information. and the terms appIy at
18th. an aI1on
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HDUCATIoH.

MISS HALLS DAY SCHOOL FOR
Young LAnIrH. viii re-opeu on the nrrt
N - =. ~ c0--tzte
MRS. DR. MUNFORD'S SCHOOL
The third term of this School will berin an IN .
-. OF october. and end on the LIST OF July next.
leIms Ior besinners S20. for others, S2s aud San
according TO their requirements ~ 49,
school room corner of ssh and Canal sts
au 3l-2aw4w
ELLINGTON SCHOOL.-The next ses-
- sion Of this School will commence on the Let Of
october next This scoooi has existed upwards Of
and as II has never deserved patronage at auv nrs
vious time more than at the present. the subscrbers
hone for ts continuance
Terms as hers tofore: For board. tuition bedding
and washing, $50 per year. payable quarterly. In
advance. TIL Fox,
@TH h FOX, in.
au 25-2awtlstO !.
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II W. ROSTERS SCHOOL ros YOUNG
= LADIES will reopen on MONDAY, 4th 0cto-
Der, at the same place and on tho same plan and
terms as those of last year.
Mr. RS class at Mr. Petherbridge's School will
not 10 any Way interfere with Mr.. RS hours in his
School. An 23--lms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-21

WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A MAN who can
make good Family Flour The Mill has only one
pair Burrs, and one Corn Stone Fora suitable man.
liberal wages ill be given. 49, 2taw2w*
A CARD.-The notice tf Francis Sta
a pies. cautoripg rersous against crediting his
wife, can be of avail, ne IS of unsouud mind
and all persons should be cautious how they credit
him. JOHN STABLES
2l-3tx
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The following Now Jersey Banks Of ..
and upward are also at par:
Nssy Jer.ey na.k..

New Jersey Banks.
Thompson's Bank Reporter, corrected BY
Thompson Brothers, furnishes the annexed
list Of par Jersey Banks and tho places Of
redemption:
STATE or HRw JERSEY.
Bank u Jerssy City, Jersey City Ocean Bank.
Bank 81 New Jersey; Continental Bank.
Central Bank Of New Jersey, AigAiown, b and
upi Manhattan Bank
Bclyidere Bank, Bslvidere, b and up; Metropoli-
City B.nk. Perth Anboy; Inporters' and Ira
olinses Bank Of New jersey; American Ez-
change Bank.
f.rnsr,, Bank Of Vantage, IS up; Merchants.
Exchange bank.
Farmers. asd Mechanic Bank. Middlet ov.
Point; Bank Of the Conmonw ealth. VI
Farmen' I Mechanics Bank Of Railway: Metro
politan Bank.
Frsshold BAakiug Co.; Manhattan Bank.
HAsketstown Bank, haokctstown, r. and M
Amer. ExehAnge Bank.
Hohokcn City Bank Ocean Bank.
Hustsfdon Co. Bank, Pennington, Is up; Bank
Of the COMM cnweal'h.
Bank.
Msch.niss' Bank. Newark IS and up; Mschaa-
tcs Bank.
Mech. : Man. Bank, Trenton, 81 and up; Bank
Of the Com monwsalth.
Mechanics Trsdsn' Bk.. Jersey City, los and
up; Continental BIZ.
al Bank. =
Newark Banking and Insurance. Co.. Newark. r
and mp; Merchants Bank.
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Orange Bank, Orange, Sc sid up, Metropolitan
Bank.
PhiIipsburg Bank, Bank II Common wealth.
Sussex Bank, Newton, 81 and up; Merchants
Exchange BIZ.
State Bank, New Brunaw okj Bk of the Common
wealth.
state Bank, Newark, s. 4 up, Manhattan Blk.
State Bank, EliEsbethtomn, 81 up, do
Somerset County Bank, Haulmerric; American
Exchange Bank. sssssA
Trenton Bank iaE c., II nton, S. and up; 49,
haitian Bank. ks.
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60 M NJ ERCIAI..


DAIRY GArE cfrr OFFICE,
ke,kuk, April 18th.
FLOUR - Banner Mills Extra Family tfall
whsatts7 90 y bbi. Extra soper6ne (spring
wheat - 90; superfne q 80. Gate City Extra,
~ 90 per Dbl. Second quality, 50 SO q bbl.--
Country Sour, u 20 y sack Quincy, ~ Is to
-. araham, Tall wheat - 90 per 100 lbs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, SOC psr 100.
coKN-Re ady sale At zoe to 2sc.
BARLEY --6ood demand for prime qualities At
Soc 10 7sc
WHEAT-Littic fall whest to be had SOC
will be paid for good article. Spring a to soc
Tor choice; poor IT AIDES 40 4be good currency
oATs--In request 81 ~ to ~.
RYE--35c to 40c little scoming in
PoTAToKs--Good supply setting at 70 to SOC.
aRocERIEs--S. o. sugnrfair 7ito sA,prime a
to choiess4, clarified 10 70 1o3 crushed and Ioas
lsits14. MoiAsses-Piantstion 40 10 42e, s. II. AZ
to a., Golden Syrup, 7st to soc. conee-Rio I2.,
TO III. Java lsto lsc. Rice to sic.
soAP--Palm Sie, Family DC.
cANDLEs-star ~ to ., stearine la. Mould
Ito l7i.
LARD-Fsir supply, Tie to ste.
BUTTER--Katber. scarce. Choice IA 10 l3c.
HIDEs-Dry Ioei green, 4ltosc.
hAY-Prairic from So to s.. Timothy, 81.
to ga. Hungarian, sl2 to :. IA.
sEEDs.--Hungsrian Grass, 81 90 to ! 40 Tim.
othy, 81 50 Is.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 30 TO 10; Eggs, o to &c !;
Feathers. 25e to 40ci White Beans, Toe to 90.
EkUif-Fair supply. Green apples, choice, q
soto y. Dried apples, ~ 90 to 81 rs per bsshsl.
Dried Pesehes, 81 . 10 80 so; Raisins. 81 10 10
4 90.
PRovIsioNs-Mess Pork sl3 30, shouid srs Q,
Sides 7, Hams 8.
HEEf-2i TO 81 gross; 44e too per quarter.
Ho9S--Dressed teb
sHEEP-$2 to 81 p head.
SALT. A., 81 As to 81 10 Ksnawha, 5 Is.
EXCHANGE On New York for currency Q per
cent; for gold 4 per cent, St. Louis 4 per cent.
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3 now manufacturing Mattresses of every de-
] scription, spiral, Spring. euried hair. Wooden
Felting, Cotton, Mos, Birch, shuck, and Straw, Of
the boot quality. Pillows and Bolstcrs Of ali
kinds. Also, Comforts md Feathers.
Hotel ana Steamboat orders promptly attended
70, and all articles Manufactured or sold ct my e.
tabiishment will be offered at fate terms. and war
IAntsd. challenge the pfodassion Of superior
york ~ any establishment u the kind Ia III .
Western country. You are respectfully invited to
sall and examine specimens Of my work. Ware-
rooms, corner Of Fourth-st. and Exchange.
have ia opnation ncwiy-invsnted and cx-
pensive machinery, which enables me TO manufae-
snre better work, u more liberal -ratek, than il
fsrior work otherwise Manufactured can BE- AZ
forded for Material for Bedding, etc., prepared
BY machinery Y more swniformly aad perfectly
w u d l. h ) A LIE A NJ RETAIL.
March 10, '57 -dly S&&
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UP RIvnR PAcKRrs.--Ths Packets Ben.
Campbell and Tishomingo run regularly
from Montrose to Davenport, leaving Mons'
rose every morning At half past 8 O'Clock
Mondays excspted,) after the cars arrive
from Keokuk, making connections with all
the Railroads, and connecting At Davenport
With tho st. Daul line Of steamers
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Under tho rule and the instructions
given TO the Marshal and police officers, by
the Mayor, merchants and the business com
munity are permitted 70 occupy but four feet
Of the sidewalks, mex. their buildings, for
the exhibition Of goods, boxes, signs, Ac.--
All Law abiding eitixsns will perceive the ne
cessity and convenience OF this arrange
ment, and should take heed accordingly.
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DENTAL CAMD.

DR r. ]. PoRRE desires to inform this eoln mu-
~ nitythst be has determined TO make keok ok
bis permanent residence. for the purpose Of prac-
ticing DENTISTRY. His business engagements
elsewhere are such that IL will be possible for
him to locate until spring. lie feels assured in
giving the guaranty that be viii cvinc prepared TO
give entire satsfsction in the various branches Of
his profession 20 all Who may favor him with their
pstronagc.
kEvERxScss.--J. B. Howell, u. N. Webster,
5. i. Miller, Of keokakj Dr.J Bowen, Dr.. il
SANDERS, Iowa City. roctI0dAw VIII
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Mistsry % the M esnsns-
n Office,
Something New.

r X. RlCKEY has purchased that Ans stock Of
d Cloths, Co ssiSme re and vestings,
formerly owned by J. II. WaRgener. and now hAs
them for sale In the store Of the NEW HATCOA-
PASY.
lie has also employed one Of the best Cutters In
the country, and number Of Tsiiors, and IL pre-
pared 70 farnish Clothing to order, wARRASrEn
10 suIT THE MOST SAsTiDIous.
lie has, also, one Of the hnest stocks oil
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
ever offered in this city. embracing every needfsl
article down to pocket cork screw, all Of which
he will sell At reduced prices for CAsHy
The undersignsd has lGng thought that some
things can b done well ~ others, and thsreforl
invitas all TO !" him . call.
dcci6d ]. X. HICKEY.
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LxssoS IN -Teacher-"Sap-
pose were TO shoot - tree with ave birds
in il, and kill three, how many Of them
would DO left 2"
John-"Thrse, sir"
Teschsr-"No, two would be left, you ig-
noramus."
John--"No there wouldn't; the three shot
would DO left, and the other two would be
FLIED AWAY.
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REMOVAL.

Thu DAILY CATE CITY OFFICE IL
10 McCuHE's Building, corner Of Main and
Second Streets. Entrance on Second street;
Counting Room first door to the right.
Orders for all kinds Of Job Work filed
with neatncss and dispatch.
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The next Quarter Of the Asbary Female SEMI
nary will commence on Monday next, IA pril 2eth,)
In The rooms occupied by tho Seminary the past
Qaarsss on 9th street, between Morgan and Fulton.
INSTRUCTIONS:
W. II. MrLLss. Teacher Of Ancient Languages
and Mathematics.
Mrs. ii. r. MILLEs, Teacher Of Modern Lam
guages, Drawing and Painting, Ac.
Miss MAZDA l.. BowEx, Teacher Of Music and
worsted Work, and Assistant In Painting.
apr2ldSt
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Removal.
BANKING HOUSE or II. x. l.

.s-s1.ssz.s..'s5 KEoAuA, April a., 1855.
f1NHE undersigned take pleasure in announcing
that they have removed their Banking Heuss
To No. IS Main street, north side, between Third
and foursh. IL. X, LOVEA co.
spr7d9W o.
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The room or rooms ever the City Book Store.
The second story can DO thrown into law Offices IL
nccsssafy BY means Of folding doors. Rents mode
rate. Inquire st the City Book Store, or II r. B.
Ogden, corner Of Second and Main streets. [oet1l
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Gas Fixtures.

Ut1S II xAC9ACCDs
HAVING purchased Of Msssrs. ScoAsld 4 Bro.
II their entire stock Of Gas Fixtures, such -
Chandelier, IS
Pendants,
Brackets,
Portable Lights,
Ac, &c., BE-, they are now offered for sale AT the
lowest cash prices, for Cash.
The stock will be replenished from time TO time,
and GAS FITTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES will
hereafter be carried on by the Company.
Apply 1t the Office Of the
GAS COMPANY,
jansd No. IS Main-st.. Up Stairs.
SxSSlExts EA1ss aio4 new ISxA
Piano Ferries.
rlNHE magni1cent and unsurpassed Instruments
i Manufactured by this house, (ths Oldest and
most extensive in the United 6tates), can be pro-
cured Of the subscriber in every variety Of hand
some rosewood cases, of 8, q, 81 and Z octaves.
Parties In want of really Ans Instfument are
sarusstly invited 70 call before Purchasing che
where. II. D. HEWITT, Agent,
Cor. 6th and Pine sts.,
April i-d6n st. Louis, No.
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PRICE mEDUCED

X,OOO y = .
M ADK from Pittsburgh Coal produces more
lvl intense heat than coal, and 10 free from smoks
and dirt viii b delivered in say part Of tho
city, until fursher notice, in quantities not less
than - hushsls, ~ Is cents Per bushel.
Apply 1t the Once Of the e
GAS COMPANY, q
jan8d No. IS Main. st., Up stairs.
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use and sllA1n1s Of Danufscturing purpo ,es.
which y Vii times be prepared 10 supply the
entire MortnWest with, On favorable terms Thc
GROVER BAKER MACHINES are the most
simple and reliable two-thrcad mach ines 10 use.
and 2, are nov offered 10 the entire Northwest al
hsstern prices 4nteed to give satisfaction.
. 10oE xIxxANDTK, Assss.
feb15d3m is8 I..iS.~1s9
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DAILY U,IoS PRAYER MEETING,

DAILY UNION PRAYER MEETING,
For business men and Others, every morning sun
days excepted in the IIalover Smiths Hardware
Store, Maiu.st,. nesr Fifth, from s to9A
COuE COMET, ME!!l
LET HIN THAT HKARErn SAY CONE.
1t is the last ditpensation Of tho Spirit; the
closing exhottation Of the Bible; Let him that
heareth say, CosE. IA you 20 out from these priv
legged meetings. where you have heard the joyful
sound, say, every to his Iei bor cokk--colpe
and see what God Is doirg; come and witness the
triumphs OF grace come and hear, aud your soul
shall live.
|. The invitation is easy; il requires no learn.
ing nor cloquence--it Is only. Coar.
2. IL will discharge an obligation resting upon
all TO those around them. You may not seihshiy
enjoy these privileges. You meet bring OF hers
that they may also be partakers OF them.
s. II cannot be without effect Though they
put their fingers in their cara and will net heark-
en-, yet You will have made Judgement In the con-
science and the heart which they cannot shake Of.
They cannot say, have no, been invited, feel
& Say, Coxu, and you fuinii the great mission
Of the Christian, which H. to be useful. You will
casse them to reflect. You may convert sinner
from the error VI hisways, and save soul from
death
8. You may secure to yourself happiness un-
spe Ak Bile, for time and eternity. Oh the JOY Of
leading souls TO Christ whst . 1ceting it will
be in heaven, when saved spirit shall say to All
other, you said ~ me. Conx, aud went ana found
salvation.
Readers To-day 10 yours, 10 morrow is uncer-
tain but IL II dAwns npon you, say to all around
you. ConR. Parent. Say to your child, CONF
Man Of business, say 10 those In gous enDlY
panions. Goas. Citisensi say TO the stranger,
CoxE. Christian 60 out into the streets and al
leys, and say to the poor, and tho blind, aud tue
halt, ConK AyD WELCOME. There il room for all
Mr. IL kaa t.dt Ia h. ., ~