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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-03

OROPOSITlONS for Fair Grounds will
I continue IN be received by the Secretary of the
VIRGINIA Central agricultural Society until further
notice. Ian, f,rod 10
aairahia If convenient C DIMMUCk,
oesi 80 Sec, Va. e. 4 s.
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D3WDER NOTICE.-Orders for pow
L DER may be left at the store of Messr. 4. Wor-
than q Co. and q Davenport, where boxes
for that purpose have besn put up Orders left in
the afternoon will be attend ID to early i'll h morn
ing hElNs,
"a 3-3t* Keeper Powder Magazine.
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NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE.
ENTIRELY NEW AND FRESH STOCK.
ATKTNH & FIG Z L e N,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERsl IN
DRY GOOD S.

SPLENDID NEW STORE. l59 MAIN STREET.
Ado mig the stand Of :he late firm of Price Il
W atkins, aud three doors from Messrs.
Kent, Paine Co.
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Mss ITO N.-The concern of
~ PRICE 4 WATKINS is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. j B WATKINS has disposed Of
his interest in the stock and de BIS. to i NJ PRICE,
who hes assumed ali the obligations of the concern,
and TO whom those indebted are requested TO make
payment.
The name of the firm can be used By either part
ner but only in liquidation of IFS affairs.
Nj PRICE,
JB WATKINS.
J + Pn1CE, JR.
Richmond January Isl. 1879. ia lin
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Re- VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY The Executive Committee of this Society
will meet on W EDN EsDAY next, at II O'clock A. II.
q DIMMOuK
Ia 3-3t Sec'y Va. g. A s.
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Esq SPECIAL NOTICE b. L. Cook
respectfully asks the attention of the public to the
sale of the Library of Mr.. z. w. Roster, Furniture,
OIL Painting view Of Richmond from Church Hill }
by Davidson. valued AZ f225 splendid EngraviDgs;
fine London Is carat Watches, Chains, Microscope
and Chemical Apparatus, &C, DC to take place at
his store NO. 10 Main St, THIS DAY. at 10 O'Clock.
see advertis ment Ja3-lt
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Kr AUCTION NorICE Attention is
ask ed to the sale of a Negro Woman, a good Cook
and Washer. This Day at II o'clock, at my Office,
corner of 18th and CARY streets
ALso.-To the sale of Wool Building, This After
noon. at o'cock, near Mayo's Bridge
ia Sit tTH0S W KEESEE, Auct.
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JACOB A. LEWIS, Is MAIN ST

y the place to purchase Dry Goodsat lie mas now
on hand and will continue TO keep through ing yea
.on a NH assortment of Dry Goods, which will be
sold at such very low prices as cannot iai 70 give
satisfaction Give him call before purcAasng eise
sat,slao'i'' ja 8
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s1To THE SoUTH SIDs.-By late
tariff the Dauville Railroad Com nanv have reduced
the rate of freight for Transporting Ground Plaster
from this date. WITH THIS Pa0YIsO. that DOUBLE
RATE wilt be charged during the months Of APRIL,
MAY. AUGUST and SEPTEMBER
Orders to any extent can be supplied from the
purest Lump, but should bs given early to ensure
it in time.
Farmers supplying bags charged one dollar per
ton less than packed in barrels
JOHN II CLAIBORNE.
js3-lm No III Pearl street.
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PREMIUM ToR Go0EBiNpISa. 49,
| CLASS No 81 W Randolph; f-T beoz5ln1i-'
| first class diploma. .s
| Merchants and OF hers who intend opening new =.
of b )sks in January. and who wish them MAC,
the best manner. will pleas" leave their oras''
| l2i Main street. nccv.
na A large stock Of homo made b LAM sVVA1
| Of Ins various styles, always on hand.
IL
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N0TICE.-I have this dap appointed
~ MYER sowKR, Of the city Of Richmond. my
Agent, to carry on the Tailoring and Clothing Ru-
sfuess In the said city, TO buy and sell for cash only
MOSES METrELHURfER.
Richmond Jan. Ist 1852 s3-I.s
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~ VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
A regular monthly meeting Of the Institute will
De heid at the Hall on GIN street. this eveung at
O'Clock. Members are invited to attend
ia Sit j. W LEWELIEN Sac
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GO-9artnersbip Hotitts.

"PEIIEVOISIN.n
Successors of the former firm, hope you will accord us
the confidence whereTith the old firm been honored
from its foundation VICTOR PELLEVOISIN,
ALPHONSE PELLEV0lSIN.
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by WIZ. HAMILTON.
TP1TSnEE1E SAIn

f5F7IIs& IRUNIEEO SALE.
h,iIsl VALUABLE IEASEHOLD PROPERTY
sM1.al EAT CANTON
The undersigned, by virtue decree of the Superior
Court for Baltimore city, sitting in qnity in therein
pending Trustee, will sell at public aucon the pre-
misses on WEDNESDAY, September22d 1859, at 4ocock,
L. NJ:
ALL THAT GROUND situated in Canton, and described
follows, viz Beginning for the the line Of the
east side of PauXen street hundred feet north from
the formed by the intersection Of the north side Of
0Donnel street, and the east side Of PatuXen street wi
dened into rket space; thence norherly bounding
PauXent street, fifteen feet thence easterly parallel with
ODonne street seventyve thence Outherly parallel
with PatuXent street. fifteen feet and thence westerly, paa
lei with UDonne seventy five feet the place Of be-
ginning
Together with the Improvements thereon. consisting Of
well built three.story BRICK DWELLING, with Wooden
Sheds and Out Buildings. Ground rent $50 80.
Terms of sale nehird cash. third ms months, and
the balance in six months the deferred pay bear
interest secured satisfaction Trustee
p. MCLAUGHLIN, Trus ee.
a3l-eONds VIM. HAMILTON, Auctioneer.
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amasemsnts.

A SSEMBLY ROOMS.
IA BY REQUEST OF NUMEROUS CITIZENS
ONE WEEK MORE!
AND POSITIVELY THE LAST
THE MODEL TROUPE OF THE WORLD
GEOR GE CHRIST
AINSTRFLS
Geo Christy and r. NJ Hooley, Prophet ,rs
5. c. Campbell Musical Director
Beg leave TO announce oftheir unique original
ahd 9nApproachable ETHIOPIAN ENTERTAlNSENIS
change OF programme each evening For full
particulars see bills of the day Admission 25 cents Doors
open at z to co nmence o'clock. s5lw
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
kTNKEL 4 CO, Lessees JNO. 7. FORD, Manager
ENGAGEMENT OF
MESSRS. WHEATLEY AND CLARKE.
THIS MN G.
will be performed
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
Lord Dundreary. Wheatey
after which
THE DRAMATIST.
apll W heatey
f9- Admssion-Prvate Boxes S. Balcony, Dress Circle
and Parquette, SO cents Family Circle, % cents.
Doors open at Z; Performance commences IL
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SiIber daarf> AfheIrp, TT.

Stlbfr daars, g&mslrg, TT.
ZINE WATCHES, ,rwr1nv
SILVER WARE
we offer to customers and all who favor with
a27-im VIM BROWN co.
SILVER WARE, .nours
y variety q a s, and P S5 Febse Pes
Walters Silver Rit4 @ER TEA SETS &C. &C.
anes Coral and Pearl Jeweiry Diamond Rings Brooches,
choice Ems NECKLACES and Ar%iets Double ICE FITCH
Gold and Silver Smiths,
jl64f lpOi IL IL Baltimore 1o sU street
n BEST QUALIFY
SF00SF Forks.
0AAA Bash BITTER BtGhfsTER DISHES.
'N'-- iPTTTF6HEgs, w
VEGETABLE DISHES E ,rrrn,
COFFEE AND TEA SETS, ETC. --'0'
lA' &c ''0'A JUST '''''' ~ CSANFIELD, BRO. Co,
ap29-n 229 Baltimore street.
SUPERIOR GOLD WATCHES.
- CANFIELD BROTHER CO,
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
Fave imported direct from the manufacturers large guam
tty Of superior quality GOLD WATCHES, viz: from
! 3. f i. G5SRb s S26Ss,
DAT Rdh EkTf FERRY,
T. RUSSELL 4 SON,
o.,n,, JOSH. JOHNSON.
JULES 3N FFHR&G1ERN5SESE NJ I T3BIAS Cpl co
A 4 FRENtH, norris CO.. BES r. &C CAPT
C. B & Co Agents for many of the European Manu-
The AMERICAN WATCH, every part q WHICH is manu-;
asgFsd in this country put up in GOLD AND SILVER
Purchasers may rely getting good article and at
-''0''"'' p ''''' Garfield BROTHER & Co,
EmgGrteTS Of EatGhef Diamonds, Je~sy and Fancy
NOTICE OF REMOVAL. -
IN ,-,,,I HIDES, OIL AND LEATHER.
the PGG 4a h has drcv to his new y
old Stand and one door from Lombard street Opposite
Robinson Lords warehouse where will be found fresh
OF LEATHER, especially Hemock and Oak Sole Leather,
Harness Bride and Lace Leather Wax Upper Kips,
Fanne urris 3i$ Bark %2is ba5t t snd
Hides and Leather bought and sold on commission and
cash sat adyanc made on &c Gons ig
! jl5-tf % Grant street, Baltimore
ITO CARVERS AND SCULPTORS.
SB 6S$S %5 qA ARS I 7qqEs .,.
| at A. REUTER- SONS,
! jl5tf No. sc W. Baltimore street.
| NTATCHESl WATCHES! WATCHES
w THE LONDON WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE
No. 1877 Baltimore street,
PEW DOORS BELOW CALVERT STREET,
Is the place the city buy good reliable WATCH or
piece of jewelry have fine Watch repaired Watches
that never accurately before have been
mekeepers after passing through ALEXlNDER'S hands
]. ALEXANDER,
formerly of j. NJ. FRENCH,
| aul4H Royal Exchange, London.
Io oANTIkLg. ~; B. CAMPBELL; J. II. MEREDITH
! NANFlELD, BROTHER & CO.,
" IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS,
| - AND DEALERS IN
| WATCHES, FINE JEWELRY
| SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
| MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS,
| DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS STONES
| 229 BALTIMORE STREET,
mr26-tf baltimore
GTORAGE WANTED. i'm Warehouse No. h
| OSmith's wharf ut low rates. Apply to
| CHARLES PENDERGAST,
@le@ " snithsHhszs.
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BY CANNON & MATTHEW'S

o. TRUSTEES SALE.
siI In virtue OF decree Of the erior Court Of Bat
-5sA more city, sitting in equity, the undersigned, trus
tee, appointed FOR that purpose, will expose for sale pub
lie auction, the premises, on TUESDAY, the l3 day
Of Septemher d, 1889, at clock, r NJ Of that day:
ALL THOSE TWO l. Is OF GROUND, WITH THE
IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, situate and living in the
city Of Baltimo the east side Sc6c street and he
ginning the first OF said lots di.tHuc Of 1872
saut erly from h southeast Of Hoins and Srcker
streets, aldrunning thence soueiS fronting the east
side of Stricken street - feet with dcpth Of $50 feet
less alley 20 feet wde laid out for public
And beginning for the secOnl Of said lots tie line Of the
side Stricken at the distance Of l5i feet south
ery from the southeast lOns and Stricken SITS
and running thence soutery fronting on the cast SIDE Of
Scker stree % feet, with depth 5J feet oress,
to alley 20 feet wide, laid out for public use.
The ground rent each Of the above lots Is S5i per
The improvements each Of said t. consist Of three
story BRICK DWELLING, with cellar, and three story
double back buildings newly built with BATH, and
gas fixtures they the third and fourth houses south of
Rollins street, opposite Union Square
The of sale, prescribed by the decree areOne
half Of the purchase money be paid in cash; the balance
in six months from the day Of sale; the credit payments to
bearnteres from the day Of sale and to lie secured by tn
the purchaser purchasers, endorsed the
satisfaction Of the trustee.
THOS WHELAN, ,Jr., Trustee.
a22-2aWSd CANNON Il MATTHEW'S :. Auct'rs
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1Mants.

VKTANTED-BY A STEADY MAN, A STU
w TON AS OVERSFER ON A FARM. He is prac
teal Farrer and Gardener and give the best of city
ference note addressed to 81. j. at the Eagle HOTEL
Hiller str W he attinded to
WANTED. -MARYLAND SKIES, 1890.
Wv t.74l McHIM Co.
WTANTED-IN A COUNTING-ROOM, an in
w tel.igent Youth, reasonable compensation will be
allowed Address \. J.. at this office s6-lw
WANTED.-TWO OR THREE YOUNG
BOARD and comfortable rooms. Apply at No. 81 FRONT
STREET, opposite st. Yincents Church. s2tf
A SMALL FAMILY, CONSISTING OF
EAGRDWN PERSONS ENTIRELY, WITH SER
WANT, desire to make arrangements for the Fall and
Winter by engaging several rooms tParlor and Cham
bers,) which they win furnish themselves, in cOmmodous
boarders and the northwestern portion of the city. Ac
commodations be rendered commencing an es
Enlistment of this which will diminish the outlay OF
capital necessary at first starting Address Gat this office
without delay. a3l-d
A YOUNG MAN, FULLY COMPETENT TO
ATAKE CHARGE OF A SET OF BOOKS, WISHES TO
PROCURE SITUATION in that capacity, with some good
house, where he make himself generally useful The
most satisfactory references be given Please address
"BOOKKEEPER,n at this Office a25-tf
OK 000 TO So, O00.-WANTEDA PART
DcsOOONER in old established Commission
and Liquor Business the wharf with cash capital of
the above amount doing good and profitable business Ad
dress II. A. LlTTON,
m24u Care P. o., Box 30S, Baltimore.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.-THE CO.
~ PARTN ERSlP heretofore existing between CHARLES
H. CRAFT and LEWIS r D. CLIFTON, under the name and
style Of CRAFT CLIFTON, is this day dissolved Charles
H. Graft authorised business
firm. CHARLES H. CRAFT
Mayl lth 1889 MI If
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ALSO,
~ HORSES AN cJBR>
~ CARRIAGES Glzs5Z
~, 2 large and very superior CARRIAGE OR WORK
2GOOD DRAWS.
FAMILY CARRIAGE, and harness, &c.
~ The Horses &c, will be sold at O'Clock, precisely
Terms of caSh
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BY SAMUEL H. GOVEl
-~Sr~N-N~~~~~->~N~N-NN|
TRUSTEE SALE
A LARGE AND VALUABLE STOCK OF GROCERIES
WINES, LIQUORS., &C.
HORSES AND AVS,
IRON SAFE.
lO IH II II A u A wv


Copperas Sulphur Soda; Pepper boxes Snuff Chocolate;
boxes Pipes Wrapping Paper and Irvine; coils of Rope;
Backing; Bacon Lard Rice; 100 Empty Bags; rs Empty
Kegs 50 Whiskey Barrels q Wine and Brandy Casks &C.
together with great varie Of articles apperaning to
extensive grocery establishment.
o. COTrNTINC ROOM DFSES.O'
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~-~-N~NSN~-~-NI~~-~
TRUSTEES SALE

ENpIsf
ILL VALUABLE REAL and IEAsEHoLD PROPERTY
In pursuance Of general order OF the Court Common
Pleas for Baltimore city, in relation to the inSo
vent debtors the trustees for the benefit Of
offer public sale the premises, TUESDAY, the 2th
day Of September next, at o'clock, A. NJ the following
No TWO LOTS one situated on the northwest corneref
depth on Paca street l69 to or CARPENTER
alley improved by large and commodous BRICK
with accommodations l25 horses and the other situate
tesouthwest of Pratt and Paca thence
then southwesery Columbia street Dover street.
then westerly Dover street ~ feet inches thence
then eastery Pratt street 81 feet inches the begin
esabe any we'll esbhed and Known a as
the "Three Tuns lIoel said lots being subject the
f OF ON me sae Of lemon
street Beginning feet S from PSs street n and binding
IN 90 es f s SHOP ot is in fee aud i'm
No LOTOF GROUND on the north side of Paca street.
Beginning 66 feet inches eastey from the northeast
Pratt "a feet to the first lot Of No ahoye-menon
toned thence with lot 10 westerly 10 feet inches then
north still with said lot 90 feet to Lemon street thence
westerly Lemon street 81 feet and thence by straight
This mPFqyGa Pratt street by THREE
front Of "a feet inches and depth Of g. feet Now under
lease to John g. eWe for per anp1m for the three
large BRICK STABLE, having accommodations for about
end having front Pratt Of about q feet, and the
whole lot is subject TO ground rent of SliO0 payable semi
The stables described in No and and the blacksmith
shop in No. leased to James H. Crangle ut rent of
$500 per to expire the 9th OF APRIL 1860, with the
privilege to the lessee of renewal Tor years more unless
VIM Dobacker the lessee should require the property for
his
No. l. ALSO ALL THAT LOT on the northwest side of Co.
lumba street Beginning at the southeast corner Of the
whole ground heretofore assigned by Jacob Wolf to Thomas
R. Hand &c and thence southwcstery on Columbia street
20 feet alley 20 feat and inches wide, and running
back said alley 81 feet thence still norwestery about 90
feet the northwest outline of said whole ground; thence
northcastery outline ~ feet the northeast outline
of said entire ground thence southeasery id outline
81 inches the beginning This lot is subject the
rent of SIS Sc payable sei-anuuaiy, and is improved by
threestory BRICK comnodous and well built.
The of sale areOnehalf of the purchase money
be paid in and onehalf in months with interest for
which the bonds Of the purchaser will be required
with approved security the whole may be paid in cash at
JOHN COATES.
GEO. WIN. BROWN, Trustees
L. W. BRCNE, Jr, }
a2g2aw3w&ds GIBSON IL 70, AUctOneerS
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PHILADELPHIA Nov. l1-FLous dull superfne, IS ma
Is Wheat IN demand and scarce wsss " -, s a
caaSlssTcs, New ls-COrroS unchansedi sales to-day
sSrassiu Nov Is-CorrOs firm and unchansed sales to-
Narrow Nov z-FrorR 6rm sses Of 1900 bbs How
ARD street q, s ~ bS III S ~ s o 81 a for White and 81 S
81 2? fot Red CoES QUIET White aud Yellow sSdsdc. PEo-
To1sso nov iTfIoTR Srm at IS sO wHEAr arn
81 Nos 20 REcEIPrs-4Soo bols. Flour 1850 bush
6sTEo Nov lFrors dill dill and unchanged ed, in price
saiFSESrs-3 aOO bbis. Flour, $50 bush Wheat:
ToEosTo Nov FLouK quiet; WHEAr active s.es Of 900
sts,dy Al "a &C BARLEY steady 0Od65. Peas O657c.
Csicaeo Nov l7-FLouK dull and declined s0lOc WasAr
y S IH c RnSsrrs &c sOo bb Flour n bush Wheat
o eS ~ "a S S5 % SS Oq 81 COO bush Corn
BrFFALo Nov. l-FLoUK steady and in moderate demand
wsEs S RG: pns = % bush No.
SgS a q 0 a. 49, to sSs az pt aa
nominal WHIsKr steady sales 100 bills at SSc CAsAL
sS s sS anS Ssh %Set $3.50 bush Com 1900
bush Uss 2o2 b9h Barley OASAc EhPosTsL hS 9os-
'' 0sSSeo Nov i7-sp mFLOuR unchanged and in ncSsr
ate demand WHEAT dun; sales Is Ooo bush Racine and Mw
Club 81 t5 to arrive soon BAILEY IN light supply WITH
lees demands sales Of 500 bush Lake SHORE at esc sad zo
bush Csnadan at 4c to arrive RYE in less demand while
the supply much reduced sales Of bush Canadian at V
oars sdyanced &C. sales Of 10000 bush Canadian At AGslc
IHts In demand sales 1000 bush Canadian at &c CANAL
FKKsKTs without essential change there are more
than heights onering
n bush heat harley, a.aoo do Oats, $500 do
Pea CAsAL Exports; 400 bbs Flour ~ bush wheat
Al sec do Barley $500 do Rye 600 do Oats 57OJ do Peas
Slipped Montreal 400 bb Flouri to Toronto LOO o6ls
Flour
CINcIsSAT Nov 7FLouR steady and unchanged IN price
Wheat hrrn. wHnKY steady at ne MESS PokK $lt
BAcoS shouldep tie; Sides sic. Hoes offering more
freely at IS IS RECEIPTS to-day, $3.50 hogs -
NEW -ORLEAss, Nov l7CoTToS-Sass to-day 1000 bales
a. Ol HE Mddug. SUGAK buoysn and &C. higher fair
to fully fsir eld1c; the frost has injured the Pork
do Mess slSosiS rs. sTERLIse EXCHANGE Sads p cent
MUM.
MOBILE Nov l-CoTToy in improved demand; sales to-day
800 bales Al I0s0lOfc. for Middling.
Arsrsr, Nov l7-CoTros quiet; sales to-day $50 bales.
EXCHANGES.
BALTIMORE, Nov. Insight Exchange on hew-fo ORE IN
chsLged.
tied, at y cent preal -.
NV OkLs Ans Nov. i7sight Exchange on SewYork lai
= cent discount :,
cBIc.Go Nov Il. Sigh. Exchange on Hsw-York I'M
chanaed
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TuK PLYMOUTH CgURcH-As the Trustees have
,.e,ed the design the church budns trust nat
~ ,usss,,ioas Dom deeply Interested IN The welfare and
s,tv Of the Church and Society, VII be received y TIE
p1tees IN the same sp kindness with weh hey offered
e. .o,.der,or II is unknown yoa gentlemen, that
here es strong opposition, and among Of means and IN
auepse too 10 the Mortgage street, both from mem
her, NJ our own soety wei property IN IL innle-
S rox y Who apprehsnsige that uuted enerpFse o.
tbs kpd may prove failure from the unvsdy 1e o. The aadi
torio for speaking ball and the consequent pron Of M
Be.cr 20 attempting Oh Il with biz voice; in which ease tho
buildings would be liable al into the possession Of parties tn-t
would bring Sl the property in the neghbofhood-end ao
among many conscientious and worthy people who e aDo not
without good that large popular church theie ~ Da
to zap in dee several useful churches on the HA our o"n
people sTesy fer vsn, Of facilities reain ibs choIeh "a
cold stormy weather, the onei3ed tof the ety. locaioni a.
uba. IS paramount al other objections, very many seriously
apebsnd tho, ibe Ee Of the hal will break down NJ
Bseehor md deroy bis ussiahsa 0 preacher az wen a.
entail heavy deb, upon The Socey These obec'ioa' are
urged and viii have heir influence prevent from uonb-
ing money 70 an enterprise faug, with obvious uncertainty
aud possible calamity would prove 10 be- Tho result should
inpsir Mr. Beecber health and voice Moreover harmony,
heretofore every stop progress since Mr.
Beec pastoral charge aud IN union have strength aud
admitted church wields nsenoe for
good Plymouth Church Of Brooklyn This charm there
fore should broken crafty worldly AMBITION or the
pride pastor people We aDy need and can
Of tain Il houl he risk necessity Of holding chufches,
and rse debt the time, which will be The We
build Montague street. beside tse difficulties that may -e
dposDg Of present property covered ssh Is with scp ~
well the apprehension land the reluctance 70 subsbe Of mary
who are able 20 as. property may be solo aisa
geeable DeshbOrs Without doubt eghttens Of oonsre
ratcu add lots adjoining and remain
where are where erect the edhos designed BY the
Tru.ees enlarge present one saving Of thirty
fifty thousand dollars, and which al parties viii Subscribe
ebeeruly al difficulties which may ae from parties hold
Jog scrip viii be obvaed well a. many minor objections re-
moved Please 10 read mark lean and inVsrdy digest, and
may God prosper the gh and direct yor actions in the spirit Of
Brooklga. Nov ls 1859 LOVE
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MARREB I'd,

ALLISON-M ANwARISG--On ThuIsdsy, Nov. II, in the
New Brck Church, by the Rev Dr. q. spring George H.
Aison TO Mary H. daughter Of s. W. ManwIing esq, all Of
this city.
New-LoildoD papers please copy
BECHT-GERE-On Thursday, Nov ~, at Grace Church,
Brookn by the Rev. kiass Mr. Christian Becn 10 Miss
Amelia y. Gere
FLANDREAU-F LORENCE-on Wednesday, Nov. il, At tho
dIeau DoWuieSi Cal, TO Mrs Sarah j. Florence of RS.
NY.
McLANE-KING--At Hollywood n; on Tuesday Nov. IS
by the Rev Dr. Dswks james l. McLane TO Fanny young
est daughter Of he late James q. King.
PTRSONS-TAYLOR--In this city, Wednesday New TO-
the Rev Dr. Lowl, James b. Persons OF Catsa TO Nj
Julia r. 1syoT youu dau of the late L. NJ Taylor "
Catskin
KlDMORE-HOOGLAND-At Flushing, Long Island, on
ednesdAy Nov. 10, by the Rev " H. Mande1he william
Helen Cornell daughter OF the late Col IS H.
Hoorland, both Of the above place.
gTONE-DULSON-On "Wednesday, Nov &C. At the residence
OF the brides father by the Rev. Robert d. Thomes, Nj
eorge r. brook to Miss Maggie n Doson, only
daughter Of EdwbTd Dolson esq, Of tins city
sMIqH-WORKMAN--At Worcester Mzss., on "Wednesday,
Nov l6 bv th. Rev r. cutler JobB Oliver sni1h Of fasr
son \. j.. TO sarah Ellen, daughter OF VIM WorAman Nd
sTROUD-BAILEY-On Tues Jay, Nov IS BY the Rev John
Jtnkh Monis r. stroud TO Maria Louisa Bailey beth o.
Philadelphia
Bridgeport, Conn, on Wednes
dsv Nov I6 by the Rev EDWARD w. Peet, d. d., OF Dies
Noiues Iowa the Rev. George r. THAI, Rector Of the
hucb Of the Messiah Brooklyn, " " and Charlotte daagh
ter Of the late Charles Bowick Of the abovensaed