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schools; while the pious Christians who
took it from those who reared 1t and de-
lighted to ,adorn it, in their most holy hor-
ror Of the infidel Inscriptions and heathen-
ish denominations of all sorts that made its
faith, mixed their WhiteWash as thick as
mortar and laid it on apparently witk @
trowel, SO that frequently it can be removed
only by means of pick-axe-an instru-
rnent something clumsy for the delicate mia
nipulations required. It's towers and other
portions Of it have long been the abode of
class Of pereons whose mode Of livelihood
the most profound researches of travel
lers have never hitherto been able to dig
cover, and where they have get up
their staffs they have soiled, and smoked,
and injured it beyond redemption. With
great diffidencs | presume to opine that I
have ascertained how at least one Of these
cankerous individuals ives-a woman-a
i" daughter of the Alhambra." think she
takes5in washing, and i think go because
as I was making my rounds on one occa-
sion1I beheld her contemp plating line partly
spread with washed garments, and hoWlipg,
and bewailing herself, and .cursing her
neighbors, as one who could not be cen-
forted; and on inquiry learned that some
one had made a descent upon the line and
borne off portion of its burden. Her dis
tress was very great, and on recollecting
that / had that morning given out to wash
,the only shirt I had bFoughtgwith me, Irbe-i
came not little distressed myself that lest
mine should chance to be among the miss
ing yestments nor did give rest to my
feet till I had summoned the landlord and
made him give me assurance of: its safety.
There are several objects of interest in
Grenada besides the Alhambra, but must
let them pass. The beautiful weather
which We had ON our arrival gave place to-
series of cold, rainy, and snowy days.
and the barometer Of our Scotch friend
remaining most doggedly down, we con
cluded to return to Malaga. We would
fain have had him return with rs, but he
was bent on seeing the sun set, which Ait.
had not done, to our knowledge, for 10 these
many days, and as there was no prospects
of its ever visibly setting again, we badel
him adieu with little chance Of renewing
our pleasant association. In Malaga We
we're detained several days, waiting, frstly, !
for steamer that was coming, but didn't
come; and, secondly, for a steamer that.
was going, but wouldn't 60. At last we
embarked, with multitude of other pas
sengers, on the most minute steamer ever
saw venture to navigate the high seas, and
set out for Gibraltar. AL hands got wofu1ly.
sea-sick OH the passage, which was short
one, though. several hours longer than it
ought to have been : and just in the nick
of time 10 save ourselves from being locked
out of the town ne got into it,-Whereof I
will discourse in my next communication.
a.-. IL a.@ ".ea W. T. T, {
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The SPoTswooD. This we'll known house
has been rented by Messrs. Caddis B, Luck
and James N. Sublett, two well-known and
popular hotel men, who will take charge on
the lst of May. Mr.. Luck is an old citizen
Of Richmond, of extensive acquaintance,
and more popular man we hardly know.
He had charge Of the Columbian Hotel at
the beginning of the war, at which time it
was one of the most notedly well-kept
houses of the State. Mr.. Sublett also en-
joys high reputation in the State. The
SpotsWood will doubtless be a frst-class
house under the management Of these gen
tlemen. stggz 10 - IS =
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Apprsr or BAs1y p1sATEs.-We made

ARREST OF BASIN PIRATEs.-We made
mention yesterday of the boarding of a
canal-boat by band Of Basin pirates, and
fusilade which ensued. Yesterday morn
ing Captain Ganther and Sergeants Rooney
and Bull succeeded in arresting Victor
Ross, Daniel Trent, and Robert Smith (ne-
groes), charged with being implicated in
the affair. They were taken to the Second
station house and locked up to await exami-
nation. Ross was identified as the party
who had such a severe struggle with po-
liceman Schultz.
About two hours after the parties had
been conveyed to the station-house Ross
was discovered by Sergeant Rooney to be
attempting to make his escape.
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MAYORS CoURT-Mayor Chahoon pre-
siding. Sarah Thomas (negro), charged
with unlawfully fighting in the street, was
discharged. .gts~.,..E. a>.e .az
Rosetta Moss (negro), charged with un-
lawfully snatching pocket-book contain
ing $3.50 out of the hands of William
Meekins, was discharged. ,I. .-
Amanda Morris (negro), charged with
picking the pocket of Levi jackson of
$3.50, was discharged. -7-s~-- ..-
John Williams alias Simon Loney,
charged with trespassing upon the prem
ises of William Mckinley and committing a
nuisance thereon, was required to give
surety for his good behavior in the sum of
S500 - -... -a' - @.
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THE OPERA SEAsoN.-We do not remem-
Der ever to have seen such rush for seats
as that on yesterday morning at Messrs.
Davies Musical Exchange. By 10 or ii
o'clock all of the choicest seats we're taken,
and by evening there were none left for
some Of the operas. From all indications,
this popular and excellent company will
meet with more brilliant reception at the
hands of the Richmond people than on any
previous occasion. They deserve it; for
seldom or never have our people had such
musical entertainments as they give. They
never do anything halfway, but there is a
completeness about the company that COM
mends it to every refined community. a
few more seats are left. Let not those who
have not already obtained them neglect the
remaining opportunity to do so.
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CHARGED WITH ILLICIT DIsT1LLING.-
Major Samuel Primrose, of the Revenue
Department, reached the city last evening,
having in charge John Willis, Jr., of Pat
rick county, charged with illicit distilling,
and resisting the officers Of the United
States. Major Primrose, with a posse,
made a raid upon number of stills in
Patrick and Henry counties, and succeeded
in breaking up FIVE of them. Willis, as
the officers approached his house, levelled
his gun at them and snapped it. He then
ran, and was soon recaptured, and brought
to this city last evening.
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TOOLS AND PLATES,

- BELLENOT, DIE SINKER AND
Oo BRAND CUTTER, l4lo MAIN STREGI.
The new patent Branding lion, for marking All
kinds Of wooden articles by heating It, is perfectly
adapted to branding barrels or any other article
under the new law. -
Engravers' Stock, Stencil Paste, BRUSHES In
delible Ink, Steel Dies, Alphabets, zeal tresses
Brass and German silver, Frames, steel Kings.
Checks Gags, ETC. Wholesale and retail. mia
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RETAIL LIQUOR TAx.-There has been
no increase in the United States, State, or
city taxes to retail liquor-dealers. We
have been requested to mention this fact,
as many are declining to renew their
licenses from the belief that the United
States tax had been largely increased.
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Cur enterpsisnig friend ". W. 1R1sBETr, next
door to the Dispatch Office, Is shipping an I'M
mense quantity OF bis premium candies by every
railroad and other outlet frs the city. He is re-
ceiying orders for 1t f:t nj Georgia, south Caro-
lima, North Caroliaa, Tennessee, and al parts OF
Virginia. = his candy Is adapted TO warm eli.
mates. Buy 1t and try It.
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SUSPICIOUS Observation-Disclosures
Walker on Monday night discovered a negro
on his beat whose actions rendered him an
object of suspicion. The policeman ap-
preached him, and as he did SO the negro
dropped a large trunk and mizzled." The
trunk vas found to be filed with bags, and
was carried to the station-house to await o
IL os smapf
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EDUCATIONAL

INSTRUCTION IN HEBREW.-I have
4 wlthd .awn from my school, and have there
fore time now to give lessons In Hebrew to gentle
81. j MICHHLBACHER.
REFERENCE:
Rev. DIR. M1nnIgerode, Bev. DR.: Peterktn; and
Rev. Dr Norwood, Of ibis city also, Dr. Glider
sleeve, Professor OF Ancie1t Languages at the
University OF Virginia. ap Ill"
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LIST OF UsMAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT- OFFICE APRIL
%, lsG9.-Miss Josephine Hsrver, Amelia
county, Va; Miss Anne Williams, Rich
mond, Va,
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A HUGE BLAsr.-A blast Of granite
rcck-probably The largest ever under
taken in the United states-will be made
at the quarry Of the Richmond Granite
Company this afternoon at O'Clock.
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D., CoSvICTs.-Charles Dickens and Samuel
Major (negroes), sentenced from Richmond
for two years eech, were on yesterday con-
Teyed to quarters at the penitentiary.
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IRON, STEEL, &c.
200 tons EN- GtIsH and AMERICAN REFINFD
&jaa IRON, embracing an assortment or flats
from three quarters 10 six luches wide by
one quarter to one inch thick;
ROUNDS and SQUARES, fiom quarter to
" four inches in diameter -.-@2s-
OYALS. HALF-UVALS, and HALF
e.g,.9 ROUNDS; atE. = ltL =. q
HORSESHOE, NAIL-ROD, and SCROLL;
10 tons SWEDES and COUNTRY lRON.'
s..,, -s.}ssfr ytszs ALSO. ssr y5 a..u~ EIS .
NAYLOR'S CASTSEEL, 1st square, and octa-
- gtn; -
ENGLIsH@an "A IL e RiCAN -BItSTEhED
STEEL.
GERM NAN sPRING and IIRE STEEL,
BLOCK-TIN, sSPEtTER, s.-n ~ ---
BAR-LEaD and SHEET ZINC, s-- -r-- e--,g-
RUSSIA and ENGLISH SHzET-IRON. ~
so Is~2swaw E.Ss. WORTHkM i co.
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What is more comforting to the family when the
thunderstorm prevails than to knon that there Is
q lightning rod on the house. MoUNTCAsTLs, at
s2o Broad street, puts up the best conductors ct
small cost. For every thing usefnt for house.
keeping call at $40.
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A.-Money advanced on diamonds, watches
jewelry, stlTerware, clothing, &c.
H. HARRIS i BRO,
1881 Main street tup stairs).
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THE FIRE LIGHT OF sPRIsG is very favorable
to The success OF PHOTOGRAPH. G. r. kEss &
Co. are admirably situated to avail themselves o!
this light for the benefit OF their patrons.
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All who have seen the beautiful PHOTOGRAPHS
taken By @. Il. RREs & CO. have been struck by
the fae Illusion which represents the person taken
in the midst Of sylvan scenery, even Vast per-
spective in the background being very skifuily
secured. go
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with The gloss It gives to the fabric makes It The
fayori:e of the housekeerer and the laundress. Il
is the most economical starch In every way, for
one pound OF 1t Will 90 as far as two pounds OF
ordinary starch. There is at least saving Of
four cents pound to the housekeeper IN the use Of
this article. asHt 10 nN..5#4
be sure you get It.
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BAsE-BALL.-The baseball season will
be opened this afternoon, at O'Clock, at
Rutherford's old field by the Pastime base
ball club,
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N. ELLYsoN & Co. win insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
lima Tennessee, and the northern citiss, at pub
ushers' rates, for cash. Apply at this et,ce.
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y HDURYEAs' STARCH. This justly celebrated
ana woild-renowred article has taken the rrst-
prize medals in Eurore and IN his country.
its great strength and perfect urity, combined
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PEUHgBHNG---GAs-FETTENG.
AGAIN.

IpDGNNELL, the PLUMBgE snd GAS FIT
TER, after a temporary absence from the city,
resumes business at his old stand, and offers his
services to his friends and the public generally.
Thanked for their past favors, he hcpes 10 re-
ceive a fair share in future, fe can always be
found at the Old stand, SlS Broad street. 49,
n, ltnt
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!, UCTION, SALES THIS DAY..

On ALL PUBLIC or PRIVATE sALEs OF REAL
ESTATE MADE BETWEEN THE FIRST DAY OF
JANUARY AID THE FIRST DAY OF JULY THE
PURCHASER PAYS THE TAXES FOR TIE PRE-
SENT YEAR, BUT on ALL SALES BETWEEN THE
FIRST DAY OF JULY AND THE rHlRTY-FIBST
DAY OF DECEMBER THE SELLER PAYS THEA.
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SAILED. s. -f@#
Steamer Eliza HancoI, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, April 21.-Sailed, steamer
kennebec, Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers, Richmond and York River
Railroad Company.
OsBoRgE's LANDING, April 20.-Sailed,
schooner G.. T. Hubbard, Loveland, for New
York, with coal.
New YORK, April l7-Arrived, schooner J.
Paine, Rich, from Richmond. april l9h,-
Arrived schooner Estelle, Ward, from Rich
mond uiG Osborne's, with coal.
BosToS, April l9.-Arrived, schooner Nellie
Brown, hence a- @.s
at Holiness Hole on the 18TH
Schooner Gettysburg, from Port Royal, Va,
arrived at Savannah Oh the 18th.
By TELEGRAPH.
NEWPORT, r. T., April 2l.-Af1 the steamers
due here are detained at sea by the heavy fog
and high winds. .-.
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NHATrINGs AND OILCLOTHS.

Nl
PkTINGS; ,.,
Velvet Brussels, and deaide n ATS and RUGS ;
Canton and Cocoa MATT ISds, ~ Widths
LICE CURTAINS and WINDOW SHADES,
FLOOR and TABLE OILCLOTHS,
PIANO aud TkBLB-COVERS,
slips. ....-r,
lam now receiving a stock of the above, and
VIII 'e'i A' 'A'iA'' 4. P. RICHARDSON.
sn1a-3m corner Ninth and Main streets.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Mr.. JAMES r. COwARDIN, by request or
many friends will deliver his famous humorous
lecture, with new features, 1t ST. kLBAA'5
HsLL, ON FRIDAY EVENING April 2ad 1869,
lor the benefit Of The masonic ObPHANs'
SCHOOL.
4 ickets fifty cents. To be had at Bidgood's and
at the door. Seats reserved without extra charge.
ap 20-TuIh&F uEa
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THOMAS W. KEESEE will sell at 10 o'clock
an assortment of furniture, crocbery, etc.
GODDIN will sell at half
past 4o'clock q handsome residence on the
north side of Leigh between Seventh and
Eighth streets. -~r-
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR will sell ut 8 O'Clock 4
desirable building lot on the south side of
Ross between Fourteenth and Mayo
--- streets. . .95 IS t-5zs-F, wt3EF- UtrEG.
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MEETINGS.

9sITY CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE.
W A meeting OF the City Conservative Commit
tee will be held at O'Clock on FRIDAY EVE
NIAG NEXr, 2sd, at the usual pace.
The members of the Henrico Conservative Com
Mite are also requested to be Present.
Punctual attendance is desired
z. 6. COG 5LAE,
an 1I-2t Secretary.
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The coal-office Of Messrs. Hawes & Msr-
riman was broken open the same night, and
the drawers and desks generally rum
maged, but nothing valuable was found.
The raiders would not deign to touch a keg
of lager which was lying in the office.
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NVERSEERS OF THE POOR OF CHES-
ThRFIELD COUNTY wi meet at the store
OF Mr. j. NJ Needy, In Manchester, next sA-
TURDty the 2Nh instant at Il O'Clock.
an 2l-st L. Ell. HOY.
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BURGLARIEs.-The store of c. Wharton,
on Broad street near Brook avenue, was
found open on Tuesday night, with the lock
picked, but nothing had been disturbed,
strange to say. The thieves must have
been scared of before effecting their object
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PAPER, &c,

ALL KINDS OF PAPER STOCK WANTED.
Our friends and customers In the Interior con-
signing EAas 20 us will receive prompt returns at
the B EST MARKET PRICE.
MCILWAIGE q co.
PGTEnsBURG, March 1859. NH 6-am
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, AparI 81, 1859.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL q, 1859,
Sun rises. s.,,......6.22 Moon risos........ 3l4
Sun SETS. ..6.sS High tide, P. NJ. 20
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FOR SALE

ESk& SAAAs
EoR sALE.-My LARGE DUN NEr
Z sTALLI N, "BROAZi.'' Ee isAA
perfectly gentle, sound as dollar and f. scld
only for want OF work. He Is peculiarly suited
to heavy draught, having worked 10 a dray IOr
more than year past. Terms reasonable. pply
to G. 3. LlPoCUMB,
an c2-at corner Of Seventh and Bsrd streats.
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SIX GRAND OPERAS,
COMMENCING
MONDAY EVENING, April 10Th.
REPERTOIRE FOR THE SEASON:
TRAVIATA,
CROWN DIAMONDS,
B.HGMIAN GIRL,
NORMA,
MARTHA,
(For the benefit Of Mrs. G. r. Bernard, and
Fra DIAVULO.
The folio ling rists will appear:
MRS C. 4. BERNARD Gate Caroline fch!r gsl,
MRS. u. StGUlN,
MISS EDITH ABEL l..
MISS ANNA MISC HHA.
MISS FANNY GONI ALES,
MR. WILLIAM CASTLE,
Mr.. ). c. CAMPBELL,
MIR. PIERRE BERNARD,
Mr.. EDWARD SFGUIN,
Mr.. HENRY PEAKES,
MR. JAMES PEAKES,
MIR. JAMES ARNOLD,
Mr.. CHaRLKS DRHW.
assisted by full and COMPLETE CHORUS OF
young and fresh voices, and full orc hestra.
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PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Parquette and Dress Circle. o.
reserved Observation-Disclosures. Is
Z
Box sheets for the sale of reserved seats Will be
open Wednesday, pril 11st, at O'Clock at the
richm ond Musical Exchange OF JOhl W Davies
Main street and will continue tIere duIiug the
season. Correct librettos Of ,he above operas ar
also be obtalnet there
J.F. ZIMMERMAN. Treasurer.
The grand piano us.d with the orchestrais from
the celebrated mandatory or Schomscker u Co..
throus j. W. Davies, agent forthiS city apis
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yNYANTED, every farmer to know that
w l am burning oYoTER-sHELL LIME
and te'lIng It low IN quanI les to suit all and .
the lowest market price kilns on the dock; ofhco
on Fourteenth street.
aDlT ~. .. Dhc..
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yNJ ANTED, TO sELL.-ADy one willing
w 70 buy handsome set OF HOUSGhOLD
pTJSEITUhE, also six-1nd-a-half octave vi.
ANO aud several marble top TABLES can do 50
by applying at no. 372 9; old streea besweea Third
and rntiI th' :" - Il - 1s 8. 40 -eod2H&
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WANTED, l purchaser s for :, the the sTSsF. sr4Sk
It Is an d stand. and has always been doing q
first. rate business. The owner wishes 10 sell, as
she desires to leave the city. Apply At 322 Broad
between Thitd and Fourth streets.
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find that, restricted as | am, it would
not be possible to do more than give mere
catalogue of the other noted portions of this
once sumptuous pile. | must, however,
mention specially the Hall of Ambassa-
dors-a large and splendidly-adorned
apartment, embracing ali the lower por-
tior Of the Tower of Comares. It's walls
are colored with inscriptions, devices, and
escutcheons, and its roof is q marvel of
elaborate workmanship. 1t -overlooks fhe
river Darro; and from one OF. its windows
Bosbdil, the last of the kings of Grenada,
is reported to have been let down IN
basket when child by his mother in order
TO save him from the wrath Of old Muley,
his father, We ascended the tower which
surmounts it by its difficult stairway, and
from its crumbling pinnacles, at the risk OF
our necks, gathered some moss as souVe-
mir. From this point the view ,is one OF
the finest ever beheld. All the lovely
vega Of Grenada was before us, green and
fertile, and dotted over with villages and
from here could be seen the rivers +enh
and Darro, celebrated in history ard ro-
mence-two streams which, withort exag-
geration, would, If concentrated into one,
moi be equivalent to our miserable little
Shockoe creek. .-r.g. :.
The Alhambra was formerly surrounded
by O wall which was surmounted by . great
number Of towers. Many of them are now
nothing but ruins. As they offered nu-
merops and excellent po7gs-de pieap, in
company with my Scotch friend clam
bored up oil that afforded q foot hold, and
was rewarded by many lovely prospect.
Efforts are being made to restore the AL
hambra to its former splendor, but 1 fear
me much it will prove to be I" no CO." What
Charles the Fifth and the French have IN
flicted upon 1t is well-nigh past all archi-
tectural surgery, for their mode OF dealing
with it was Of the knock down and bioW-up
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TET HITE GREASE, AXLE GREASE
wv for carriage and wagon axles. mi!l gear,
Sc In smau boxes and kegs. Full supplies con,
stantly on hand for sale by
:, -, > PGRCELL, LADD. g Co,
anip Druggists.
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EIOR HALIFAX, N. S.--Brig sO-<#.
T MELVILLE is daily expected. Fo. sssszi
an g PALMER, HARTsOOK & co.
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Every ImSG IN ITS PLcE-lt e one very
essential point TO have place for everything
The next point Is 10 keep everything IN place
How shall we DO il We have hired men and
BOYS; they all leave things where they use them.
We tel them 20 put things IN place but they
won't DO IT, Suppose YOU are carpenter by
by trade You 20 70 your shop to work; the first
thing YOU want l. the hand-saw, IL can't be
found You 20 TO the house at last and find 1t
hanging on an apple-tree. where yon mad 1t 70
saw of a limb, when you were blowing corn.
The next thing looked for Is an suger. That
Is gone. The hammer is gone. At last you find
il on fence post, and say, 80 left it there when
I nailed on that board. went TO put up the
bars and came back. and forgot it,
If We follow the example Of gentleman whom
| worked for in New Hampshire when ! was
quite Young. we will have no trouble IN finding
whatever tool we want / went here Monday
morning to commence work. He said, you
may 20 with me and We viii look around a little,
whilst breakfast is being prepared We went
10 an out house, and there were his farming
tools all 10 place. We went to the wagon house.
Everything was there pertaining 90 or used about
wagons or carriages. We found a place for
everything and everything in It's place. lie told
me ''when you have done using any tool, put il
in place before you DO anything more
Whilst working for him he told me to 20 and
cut tree out Of the road about eighty rods dis
tsnt and then 20 and get his chain at the black
smith shop said to him " shall / leave the ak
there until come back with the chain 80 ''No,
hsaii e, first put the Ak in place, snd then 60
and get the chain Il every one would adopt
the same principle 1t would save great deal Of
frettlng and loss Of time. D. B.