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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-29

PRfNOE'S MEf0DR55INa-

mGuu PRINOE'H MELODEON0.
NORRIS continues 10 receivs
w q supplies Of these most deIis htfuI in.
-.,, struments. which have been ana
VII continue to be the charm OF every we'll rsenss
~ ~. nousenpd wherever they may be fntroduced =
s .mshuIacturers OF Princes Melodeons we re-
eehh.ay aaaea various Improvement ali tending 10
enhance the superior quality Of their instruments
~ n Jrt .ney nave become general fsyorite and.
An almost Indispensable accompliehTnens
sr On lniroduceon 10 playing upon the organ. or
-. sacrsa music. they are peculiarly sdapted And
10 one n0re 20 render that style Of music popv,-
aT tnsn ANYTHING that has been heretofore attsmp
sd Inc low Price at which they are soid enahies
~ % procure Melodeon who would not be able
soa aescrption ofcompsss. style, finish and ps Ice.
Vel ~ ior An examination of the Insfru M nts
MORRIS, 81 Main street.
uh <o-St Sole Agent In Richmond
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AUCTION aAIn0.
C1LT an nm m = STsMSr--,..

GALE OF THE OLD STATE MAI
- - zIHR-ihs building known . ths fyId 10.
Mag.xine situated about ftur miles from Rsces
mono, ana Contiguous 70 the james River sn1 \ q
nawnA Canal will be sold at public aucfios ~, ~
i5sn April next. ct . o'clock PM. - VIZ
Inc building contains about 000o Bricks sud m
s9usfee cIaee. The purchaser TO remove ne -.
sersels = carly - practicable. -
Terms cash.
~ order Of the Governor Of Va.
- SAM'L RREEMAN
mn zy-soe 6upt Of Public Duifdinss
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FIRST PREMIUM GRAND

ssD .,s sHA p.,o F sa.ls
~, General depot Of foreign and Am ni.
can Music. Musical Instruments and ali other arfi
cies belonging to Musical Warehouse b, a EHLE
90; NO Z3l Broad street, between Third and
Fourth streets. Richmond, Va The undersirned
NJ the request OF many Southern friends have es.
tahiished and opened In Richmond, No Z3l Broad
ssreet, between Sd and 4th SITS q PIANO FORTE
WAkEROOM, where IN addition to our extensive
stock Of PIANO F0RTES, we offer for sa,e A
general assortment of FOREIGN AND AMERi.
CAN MUSIC, of the mest popular Composers. Mn.
scai instruments of all kinds. and those articles
generally which appertain to first class musical
establishment Seminaries. Academies Institutions
OF learning. &c will find it to their advantage to
oeai with us, as we are prepared to sell music &c
az Northern prices, and they will Thus save the
freight between this city and the North Tho busj-
meas VIII be conducted under the name and style of
G4EHLE Il co. "
guarantee is given of every instrument for five
years from the time of purchase, and the privilege
OF exchange within six mont his after date of sale is
accorded. All orders viii be promptly and faithful
lyexecuted.
Our terms are moderate, and . liberal discount
will be made fer cath.
Tuning promptly attended to.
rates. WAN ~ GU "' ~"
The public are respectfully invited to give M
cal before purchasing elsewhere. as we are deter
mined not TO be undersold.
fe 25- d3m aEHLE L co Richmond Va
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HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON

"A Broad Street, in Mayo's Plan. and Valuable
BRICK TENEMENT on Cary Street, opposite to
Columbian Hotel. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-W I'M
be sold. on WEDNESDAY. the 30th March, 1859. on
the premises, commencing at 4 O'Clock, P M, those
Two beautiful Building Lots Nos 70 and74 In Mayo's
Plan. on which carpenter's shop stands, now In
feet, running bach LOO feet to alley. After which
will be sold the valuable Brick Tenement on the
north side Of Cary street, opposite the Columbian
Hotel. now In the occupancy Of Messrs Schaer,
Kohler d Co.
TERMS: ne-fourth cash. balance at 4, and IL
months. for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed. or title retained The taxes
and insurance for 1889 to be paid by the purchasers
NH 10 GODDIN 4 APPER5ON, Aucts
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND

n BUILDING LOTS FOR sALE.-IntendinR To
remove to the country offer for sale my residence
situated Al the corner of Marshall and Adams sts
fronting l60 feet on Marshall street, and running
back 1870 feet to alley 1t will be divided 90 as
TO Lay OIL the house with front of so feet, and the
remainder into three LOTS but If desired it will be
sold together.
The house has 10 rooms. (besides closets,) and ID
furnished with gas, bath rooms &C., with kitchen
BILE carr iage house. coal and wocdhouses &C. ali of
brick-in fact. with everything necessary for the
comfort of large family
Persons seeking q pleasant and comfortable resi-
dence, will do well to apply at Possession will
De given about LIST April The terms will be made
very accommodating. Failing 10 sell, would lease
for three years to good tenant
Apply to A WILLIAMS, on 18th street, or to
NH l5-eoSt LESSEE WTI,IIAMs
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G4R UESlhABLE hESIUENCE AND
81 OFFICE FOR RENT.-The House and Lot on
Sth street, next tony own residence and near the
corner of Grace. For good tenant. IL will be put
Building. in the occupancy of Abel u Mayo. it is
on the first floor, and has gas and other conven-
fences: Bed rooms in the Law Building. and rooms
same. Other desirable property both fer sale and
rent Possession given Immediately.
NH 22-lm r r MINOR
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~PRING TRADE, 1869.
KENT. PAINE Il CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign an
DRY GOODS

Nos i63 and les Main street, Richmond.
The subscribers respectfully announce to the
Merchants of Virginia. North Carolina and Tennes-
.te, that their arrangements for the coming
sPRENG TRADE are more extensive than hitherto,
AID II By the LIST March they will be prepared TO
~,bit one of the largest and most attractive
rscks OF -
FUPETGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS AND
CLOTHING
nat they have haa the pleasure to offsr. TO an
summation of which they are cordially invited.
As heretofore we have imported direct from En-
-o1e many Of the leading fabrics and wares IN our
Inc and our stock will be found very full and coal-
pete in every department, and well adapted to the
wants Of the trade.
TIE magnitude of our business. with our unsnr-
ras.ed facilities fully warrant in pledging our
- ges 20 sell eur Gods at as low prices they can
p, ught in any Northern market, thus saving a
Per centage to the purchaser.
ORDERS are respectfully solicited, which shall
s. sll times have oEr prompt and personal atten-
non. hENT, PAINE W.
Richmond Feb 10 1879 f. 10
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MORRIS, 81 Main street.
uh zo-st Sole Agent In Richmond

G P. H. TAYLOR Dealer
ip PIANOS. MUSIC and MUSICAL
w III ViNsTRUMENTs. exclusively, Iss
Main street. above Post Ufsce. (25
yesrs established the exclusive sale IN Rich
H m0S 81 the Nnnns' Clark and Gale 4 Co PA
BOOkS In the State ~ "~'N 'ooAo
In part pay for new ones NH II
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GOODS MTLLINERY

VI GOODS.-Will open this morning a compile Q
sssortment Of Nuns Bor nets and ell description
STRAW Bcnnets for ladies and children and Bon
81 Ribbons. kuches, Flowers. Grapes Frames, Gro
= Maps. Taflatsns. Netts, Florences, White aud
ss-k SILK Iasces and Edges. Straw Trimmings
.-t;lnGs and everything appertaining to the MILL
Try line. TO be sold either wholesale or retail at a
,-sli advance above cost. GOLDSMITH
nh = Rrnad III
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EXECUTORS SALE OF MOST VAL

k'AECO1Oh . DALE OE MUST Al
~ UABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, ON CLAY AND 18TH sTREETS.-
At the request of Mr. Charles Bruce executor of the
late Mrs Elvra Bruce decd We shall sell at pub
lie auction, on the premises. on THURSDAY the
!th OF April, 1859. commencing at O'Clock, p NJ I.
II fair, if not the next fair day the valuable real
estate of which the testatrix died seized and on
which she resided at the time of her death consist
ing OF three halt acre lots, together with the large
and elegant mansion thereon. The lots have a
front the north side of Clay stree of 1875 feet and
depth on the west line Of 18th street of 400 feet
1t will be subdivded according to plat and survey
to be exhibited at the hour of sale TO the mansion
there will be attached 80 feet Oh Clay street. and
200 feet dncluding the brick stable and csrriae 3
house) on 18th st. The balance of the land will be
divided into building lots Of suitable size. Tho fore
going real estate is SO well known that further
description is deemed unnecessary, further than to
remark that the buildings were erected about 8
years age, under the superintendence of Mr. II Ex-
ALL at cost of upwards of $7 co., and flushed in
costly manner. with most of the modern improve
ments. The location of the property il Justly re-
garded as among the most desirable in the city
TEsMs-For the mansion house and 80 feet front
by 200 feet deep, oneffth cash; balance at s, IL, Is
and "a months. For the balance of the property,
onefourth cash; balance ut 6. IL aud Is months-in
each case negotiable notes, interest added secured
ey q trust deed The taxes and insurance for 1859
to be paid by the purchasers.
GODDIN APPERSON,
NH 5-2taWtd AuetiOneerg
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NEW PISTOL AND RIFLE GALLERY

~ TO THE CITIZENS OF kICHMOND.-I have
of the Pistol, that have opened an elegant paI
lery on the corner of Main and 18th Streets Riofl-
mOnd.
have provided my establishment with every r.-
quisite essential to a thorouRhly well appointed
Gallery. The public may confidently rely upon my
and French manufacture, and my entire accommo
datons Of such completeness to meet the patron
age of the public of Richmond.
Any Ladies who may be DESTROYS to make them
selves familiar with the use of this weapon, shall
be glad to wait upOn at their residences. or at my
Gallery, where have special target, exclusively
set apart for the Ladies', and where they will be
uninterrupted. and receive every attention they
may demand
trust By my long experience. as the proprietor
of various Galleries in the United States TO know
and meet the requirements of first class establish
ment and feel fully competent, without self au6a
ton. to give thorough instruction In the skiul use
OF the Pistol shall be grateful for the patronage
of VISITORS amateurs and pupils, and earnestly I'm
deavor TO give satisfaction.
NH 2s-3t JOHN'TRAvIs.
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DICH SPRING GOODS.

- THOS r PRICE 4 co are getting in dsily
sui elegant Raycy Goods for early Spring sales.
>Ht will be Fep!eAishel daily, throughout the en-
tn season. wiisibTery thing that Is rich aud des l.
Atie in
splendid Silksanji SILK Robes; splendid Bareges
,hl Robes; Fousrds and Robes; Organizes ana
huaes: French Lawns and Musins; Jaconets T
hints &C Embroiieries; Lace sets; Thread Col
ar: Thread Wells Gloves Skirts Hosiery; Laces.
& In Irish Linens and Linen Goods of their own
mpsrtstion and most approved make, they viii be
apply locked. also in every description OF white
Goods brought 20 any market IN the country.
lsilre the recent advance in these goods, which
hey will sell at less than regular market value, as
eng as they last
ketail and wholesale buyers are invited to give
them a call. TH0s r PRICE CO,
nh Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
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NINE HOUSES AND LOTS ON LEIGH

MINE HOUSES AND LUTB ON LEIGH
~ AND FIFTEENTH STREETS. AND ON JAII
ALLEY. AT AUCTION.-Wil be sold, on the
premises on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of April
,e59. at A O'Clock, P NJ, eight Houses and Lots on
Leigh and 18th streets. in the vicinity of the Depot
OF the Central Railroad Company; also one House
and Lot on Jail Alley,
secure themselves homes, and as this property il
in good order. and occupied by good tenants. such
an opportunity seldom presents itself for profita
BILE investment.
The sale will commence with the House and Lot
on Jail Alley. N 1o'
sale. '' "
TgRMs-One-third cash. the balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest added
and secured by trust deeds. The taxes and INN
rance for 1859, to be paid by the chaser.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR d SON.
NH Is Anctione.,,.
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. 000 LBS. SMOKING TOBACCO
C,COO For sale In barrels o lot Of superior
Smoking Tobacco. This IL of fine quality and will
give satisfaction, for sale wholesale and retail.
w PETERSON, Druggist.
mh rs lJ5 Main street.
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VTvREDEGAR IRON WORKS.

4 RICHMOND. March rs, ls59.-The undersigned
have formed copartnership under the sty 10 OF j.
K. ANDERSON 4 CO., and will contkGae TO manu-.
facture, at these works. and supply the following
articles, viz:
Bar Iron of all sizes
All descriptions OF Railroad supplies-Chalrs,
Spikes, Bridges, Bolts. &c
Freight Cara with iron and wooden trucks
CASTINGS of Brass or iron
Wheels and Axles. fitted or separate
Locomotives
Stationary Engines Of all sizes, for Dspofs, Wa
ter Stations, Pumping. &c
Portable Engines, for cav Mills and Gfiss Mills
All of which we will sell on reasonable terms ind
of best quality. X ANDERSON,
JOHN TANNER,
ARCHER.
NH 9-lmd RS ARCHER.
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By james N. Taylor q Son.
TRUHTEE'B 6ALE KFAL rarar

Also. House and Lot on Brooke Avenue. front
ing about Is and running back 100 feet, adjoining
the property of James O. Brien, decd
TERMS -One-fourth cash; the balance at s. IL and
~ months for negotiable notes, with interest add
ed. and secured By trust deeds. Taxes aud in.ur.
ance for 1859 to be paid by the purchasers
JAS NJ TAYLOR,
4 9uryiyiuc Tfuatea
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GREAT BARGAINS! GREAT BAR

VI GAtNS!!-kvery description of Dress Trimm.
.tss Embroderies. Hosiery. Mitts Quantities. Black
sIss White Goods. Bleached COttons Curtain Mus
ms. Tdvs silk Nets and host of other articles to
r run of at extraordinary low prices. at
GOLOSMITS,
n Rrna
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND VA

TTH01nADHU nEOIUINCE AND va
- CANT LOT, IN THE TOWN OF SIDNEY
AZ AUCTlON.-Will be sold. en- the premises, on
moNDAY; the 4th day of April 1889, at 5 O clock,
T. the Framed House and Lot nov in the occu.
pancy OF Mr. \ Mitchell on Elmwood street. near
tne Methodlst Church. in the town Of Sidney"
siiey 20 feet wide. upon which is a large framed
mouse with rooms. kitchen with rooms, and a
large stable. all in good order
Also. vacant Lot adjoining, fronting 80 feet, and
running back l99 feet 10 an alley 20 feet wide.
IERMS: one-fourth cash the balance at 6. IL and
months for negotiable notes. with interest added
Taxes for 1859 to be paid by the purchaser.
NH % Auct;onee.s
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JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Trustee.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR Son Aucts NH %

AUCTI0N..We will sell, at Henrico County Court
House on MONDAY, the 4th day of April, Chat
pelng court day. commencing at IL O'Clock, N, q
koad containing 80 acres, and adjoining the lands
OF Messrs NJ Harvey, Leonard Undertake, Jacob 8
Atlee, and others
TERMs-One-third cash; the balance at and IL
months. for negotiable notes. with interest added
and secured BY q trust deed.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR SON.
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By Goddin & Apperson.
VERY NEAT AND COMFORTABLY

VERY NEAT AND COMFORTABLE
RESIDENCE AT Thu CORNER OF FRANK,
LIN AND 7TH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold at auction. on the premises, on SAT-
the very neat and comfortable Brick Tenement 10.
Gated as above, recently in the occupancy of Mr.
Joseph Pannell. The house has s rooms, besides
kitchen of rooms and 10 supplied with gas water.
culvert. coal vault. &c. The whole premises are in
thorough repair. and being in the best neia hbor-
hood, are admirably suited to the wants of q small
family.
TsRMs--0ne-third cash: balance at 6 and IL mos.
for negotiable notes. interest added, secured by a
trust deed. The taxes for 1859 10 be paid by the
purchaser. GODDIN 4 APPERSON.
NH 20 Aucts.
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- ON Leigh AND 10TH STREEFS FOR BALE
AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on WEDNESDAY, the
7th April. 1889 on the premises. commencing at 5
O'Clock. (or Immediately after the sale Of Mrs
Bruces real estate nine beautiful building Lots on
the north side of Leigh and west line of 10th streets
adjoining the residence of Mr.. Lewis Webb. q plat
Of which can be seen at office. These lots are
among the most beautiful in this city and are quite
m,nd.
TERMs-One fourth CASH balance at 8. IL and IL
months, for negotiable notes interest added secured
by a trust deed, or title retained.
The taxes for 1859 to be paid by the purchasers
NH "a GUDDIN APPERSON Aucts
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NH 2a-lmd
REMOVAL.
~ HARGROvE 4 LEE.

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS.
Have removed their shop to 9odain's BUILDING,
under the office Of James u Taylor 3 Son. where
they will be pleased 70 receive orders for PAINT
ING and every description Of IMITATION Is.
WHITENING and OOLORING WALLS. &c which
they will execute in the best style Thankful for
past favors they respectfully ask continuance Of
the same NH zS-6ts
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NOTICES.. so REWARD-LOsT, on

NOTICE-$2.50 REWARD-LOsT, on
~ the sidewalk in Richmond, on TIL thursday the
18th iastant,a MEMORANDUM BOOK, containing
dropped either on Cary or Main street. The only
paper now recolected 10 note drawn by yself, In
iarOr OF DIR w J Eppes for 81 900, dated April -,
Nt0 days. The public are cautioned against ira
ding for any such note. reward OF $3.50 will be
paid TO any ore the delivery OF the book and con-
~nis 10 W 4 g 9wathmey.
RICHARD ALLEN,
NH 25-3ts OF Cumberland.
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COAL,

KEROSENE OR COAL OIL LAMPS.
IA The largest assortment of Lamps in Richmond.
and the most approved patterns for sale at No lS2
Main street.
Also the best COAL OIL and FLUID, in GUAM.
titles for sale cheap Apply at l62 Main street OBJ.
posite the American Hotel.
NH 23-dlmf w REX
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EHIPPIM0,

1t FOR BALTIMORE VIA NORFOLK.
s3ss<S The regular packet schr WILLIAM SPEAR
james. master. having a portion of her cargo en-.
gagged and going on board will have Dispatch For
remainder, apply to
mh 2S-ts " d COIOUITT 4 ~
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= ING LOTS ON UNION HILL-By virtue of
deed OF trust to me. bearing date on the 9th day
public auction. on THURSDAY, he III day Of Of
hRr1 IS3s at ~ o'clock. N. onthe premises. TWO
aenrico fronting on the east side Of Adams stfeet
% FEET and running bnck 1875 feet between lines pa
raIlel to Pleasant street. to alley Is feet wide
TERMS-One- third cash; balance at and ~ month";
for negotiable notes. interest added and secured by
trnst deed. Tho taxes for 1859 to be paid by the
purchaser. - Wv
JAMES M TAyInR Trr.tno
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D DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOTS

- FOR RENT-And possession given
HF the 18th of April next, the very eligible
HOUSE, on Sth, between Grace and Franklin SITS,
now occupied by Mr. Richard Hill, jr. It has seven
good rooms with an eut-kitchen and large lot at
tached. For terms, DC apply to
PM TABB Il SON, Asts,
NH l4-ts Under Exchange Hotel.
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a. STRAYED Or eTOLEN-A
9Sbrown MARE, about eight years old, fiE
teen hands high with very full leng TAIL one hip
little higher than the other. She has white star
in her forthead she has shoes on her hind feet;
had blind bride ON when taken. She was taken
from the back lot of my brothers Hat store No 207
Broad rect about 10 O'clock last Saturday night.
liberal reward will be paid for her delivery to me,
or any information go that may get her again.
RICHARD MOORE,
NH 2S-2t POT Broaf st.
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NOTICE. have this day appointed
nv Mr. LEVY. my agent TO carry ON The CLIO
HING andTAiL0kINa BUSINESS In the city Of
hEhnond, 20 buy and sell for cash only.
JOHN MORRIS
Cty Point, March 24th 1859. NH 26--l2ts
pEPPER.--15 bags extra sifted Black
srain Pepper; - bags Pimento. for sale by
mn VIM WALLAUE SONS.
poM9kAEITn T0BACC0.-l00 kegs
~ .lis Inc Chewing Tobacco In store for sale by
IH 20 WIN WALLACE Sons.
NEcOnD TREMENDOUS SUPPLY OF
- MAaTILLAs.
BREEDENA FOX,
U.a BROAD STREET
w." ~, epeh tbh day smother splendid axsoItment OF
mhN'-ax~ MANTILLAs.
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no THE CREDITORS OF JESSE
i BARNES = Such of the creditors of Jesse
Barnes a. are secured By deed from said Barnes
to T. Nance, Trustee. dated March 1885, are here
BY notified to present their claims at this office on
or before TUESDAY. the 18th day Of the present
month.
COMMISSIONERS OFFIcE, CusroM HOUSE.
RICHMOND, March 81, 1882
NH 22--edtd X MILTON CARY, Com'r.
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- FOR RENTING House on 18th
81 street. known as the Alhambra will be rented
to good tenant for the balance of the ear Rent
moderate. will also SELL at very reduced prices
all the Bar Fixtures, Counters, &c.
THOS PHILLIPS,
NH IT-dtlgtAA A1rambra
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HOUSE ON GOVERNOR sTREBT

M FOR RENT-For rent. and possession given
the lst of April the house On the west side of
vernon street, now occurred by Mr.. F. H. Cowling,
and adjoining the corner house in the occupancy Of
Messrs. Doggett Anderson. Apply to Samuel p.
Mitchell. and Andrew Johnston, Executors of VIM.
Mitchell. Jr. NH I6-ta
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50 ROOM 8 FOR RENT-Seversl
nM pleasant Rooms over my store, suitable for
lodging rooms for gentlemen. Also, Lumber
House, back of my store, with good entrance from
Bank street. suitable for store house tobacco fac
tory. Q WENDLIGER.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-05-12

T.
CHURcH ETisuETrE.-We' think there
is good. sense in a. suggestion made by an
American who thus writes from London 4
t'In the churches, whosOever comes FIRST.
whether gentlemen or lady, takes The fur
ther seat in the slip, and those ,ha. follow
fill up the remaining seats, and thus nyoIdi
the awkward Disturbance which. occurs ini
our churches here in the process Of filing
out and in BY men, in order to. isolate wo-s
men and the further end Of the pew. itisg
said the habit so universal among US origi-g ,
mated with the eafly settlers, who sat near
the doois Of pews so that in case Of any
attack by the Indians, they might be ready
for action. In many cases this marchings
out and in. like a parcel of soldiers, is a.
perfect nuisance, aud the custom might wsii
Be changed"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-05-12

A PRorIrABLE FAnMER.-In the New
York weekly Tribune OF March 26, 1850,
is an account of the farm Of Prof. Mapes,
near Newark, New Jersey. The account
is very interesting 10 farmers because Of its
encouraging results. The farm contains
l2l l-2 acres, and the statement shows that
the expense upon it for the year 1858 were
So, l52 80 and The income from il was
81 ,627 90, leaving nett profit Of $S,47j
2Sc, after paying all expense and fair rent
for the land! Only 80 Ia acres of the farm
was in cultivated crops, the rest being
grass and woods. 500,