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GEORGE EARLE, Merchant
IIant Tailor

No To tHF-@NVT NThEEI, FHIIsNUhIfiIN'
A. constantly hand a, his extensive Tailoring store op
pose Houc elegant assortment Of French aud
Errh Cloths Cassmees and Vesngs reeevodper late arrival
" conduct. the establishment: the principle Of sending
Of the h quality, and
enjoyed the best OF custom IN this city
throughout Union Tie would respectfully solicit call
vng the city assuring them he will execute any
orders him. style and nj lower aies than
Store IN the eity. Imy III
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DRINRER & MORRIS.
MUSIC! NEW MUsTCI

MAY 18th.
'hE subscriber has Just received the follow.
IL ing
Les Petts Dan-euss Qnadrs A. danesd hy the Vienna "
dTen, composed by & Schubert ~
Dearest Mae popular song Of the -TIarmoasop. ar
ranged by Crosby -
win she was here arranged by Crosby
Mother leave they dwelling
The Hebrew Maiden's hmsnt, by Lindua,nt.r
Song Of the Shiti by the Hu,ehinsoas
be'ide'a great many VALVES, Marches, Rondos &c
In press and will be pulls shed an few day.-
Lieut. JEo. F's Qaieistep as usrforn,es nv ,h p, 80
Cpl. IVA T. ,,,nM sJ, g,I los n
myla sisnof The roLss, - n ,s. -
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
hSKINS LIBBYS Line OF Packets between Richmond nd
New Orleans, regular September
aud will be composed OF the following vessels
BaTque BACHELOR, Capt. IIIRAN HoRTOs;
Brig ORLEANS, Capt VIZ. SAITH;
Brig JOSEPHINE Capt Jos. RouISsor.
One OF the above will this regularly
We confidence, above
the public expressly the trade aud
other Vesse and commanded by steady
olonE experience trade For passage
having very superior Accommodations for cabin eerage
passengers, appiyto J. FISHER q SON
HASKINS 4 LIBBY.
N B. All freight from country
received and forwarded Ca the daYage and
wharfage J. T. & X,
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COMMUNICATIVE.

WE have this day formed conneXion in business, as
aud trust that the arrangement We
,r the confidence Of
nnTs hicnd aud the public generally WIN ANDERSON j.,
Fsh'y Iet7--tf JAS a TRCE
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z. II. TAYLOR'S
REGULAR SEMI-WEEKI.Y SITppI v

of NeD and Fashionable Music.
DANCES OF THE vIENNoIss CHIIDREN
No Flower Danes-No = Harvest Fete as performed .,
the principal Theatres -
oHiesrs Sld Men o. the u. 3. Army and Navy ~
Vera Cruz Grand Maseh by Buek
Mexican Campaign comprising Marehs, and oa;,h..,. n
honor of the Chief Commanders "
Gstne Walk by BurgmaIer
Fanny Waltz; BY Hewitt
Estele Waltz; By RacE
Home that lave Walk; BY Hunter
Come nj come o me Waltz by CIsrnv
sophronia VAIN; By Buck
CoHy POLKA by Dodworth
The eeebraed Spanish Retre.t N, Gu;.. b. N. 49,.
my IL MUSIC SALOON ian Masa .,
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Guml-EIasIic ReIfing.

WE have received from mandatory further uppIy Of
6ars Gan East Being for diving machinery Of every d,s
ehpuoh, warranted pu-ys and o
maintain perfect equality OF width thickness This uppv
renders our ASSORTMENT OF from ID ~ Inches wide
ecmpleie.
We base also snail supply Goojyeas Gu Elastic PaeIf-r
for steam Boilers and Steam which nv sh
Engineers ~ be superior aeIes used for thai
WILLIAMS 4 HANALL.
myI2 Asept. ssr tbs NsnnS, -
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.
TAYLOR AND HIS GENERALS.
Third Edition-Price % cents.
n RlnlnR ADuN r

"A BIOGRAPHY OF Major General Zachary
Taylor and Sketches Of The Live. Geaera Worth Woo,
ana ways with full account o. IL their
OF the tSusstda'eB Of Vera Co stretch Of me M. n
Major General Wn6ed Scott win portrlr. spa en-
sravings
l. PerSH Of Gen Taylor uniform the only accurate
Likeness yet engraved
2 General Taylor equs an figure
I'VE are commanded bsttsry-foaov MAYS
ehArsel N-'-
g. Charge Of Infantry a Monterey
D stormng OF the Bishops Palace.
Dasoons saung General Tayo6 a. they advanced To tho
charge Buena Vista. -
4 Portrait OF General Worth, d uniform
. 90 OF do ecot, do
. Mag OF Ven Cruz its vicinity
complete volume cages n,,n,ss az,
sSd paper and neatly paper binding NJ The % pes on
. eeh" anu the cheapest book pnhed liberal ais
eo1h MADE 10 deaers Booksellers Others will ples.e send IN
their ords a ~ ~
Extract from the Preface
WHO IL GENERAL TAYLOR
Inc ans ~er mas been
e ne. OF ' American delight n tspe ard
PNauii as the anxiety which written IN
ing ehaaeters upon the 6ehs Of De In Palma
oniefey and buena Vista The present the OF
@ answer rs transition slorioua d...
y winch TAYLOR AND HI5 GENERALS and ms A u-rou,
OohrEEh tod the work. who and they are an attsmat
pace within the reach Of citizen
record Of deeds and forever form earl OF
'he inheritance Of American patriotism
For sale At the Bookstore Of
my l2 nPTNKrp 4 MODELS
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lhf dseasc Of frequent occgueIce and q the
s'inas in mes icA Pseuee The effect Of Gsvanm relief
truly WONDERFUL
NEw YoEE, July ~. 1915
This bel tn eey that for the afflicted
win the da- eaEd The Hip ComFl'n dBrrs which tine was
sucntedby n Carer and Watson Of city without receiving
any relief The syety Of The disease obi
red 70 give business, srd have ofen DAYS
without being able my BED. Medicine only made me
worc 'nil Wa tlN s'ung and hsrlsss FAIRY last
winefl procured ar Chnsue Calane Bot pair Rands and
iht MaEpcc tld and nom the ns wearing
BEGAN improve heaHh lam ever was
previous sctncss anil hat can
suffer lugur wouh aho slts that com
u-ucug hr u " hc Caisauc BeIanI Fud famed The Who'll.
OF hf umfer ~ lrtc story dwelling CONSIDER D Chfries
Gruic and Magnetic Remedies invaluable bes-nf havs
mai- me above statement voluntarily matter o. duty 10
thc dcted. GEORGE GATES
No Church direct NJ va
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NOTICE.

N consequence OF the stale of my health, have
u tis DAY wrlwn from the COMMISSION RusiSEss and VIII be
neeeeotd y my two nephews Nj r. g GwAthmcy and Mt
w GWAthmey under the firm Of K. e GWATHMEY 4 co who
N ean the old stand shostOe warehoue which have 50
long occupied
ots eaVe TO solicit the patronage Of old
oi ~ IN beha OF the above mentioned paymsn
Of those indebted be without delay
KoB. GwATHMEY
R.shl.lbd, is. DECEMBER, Isio.
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SPINAL AEEECTIONs-

daughter Of Mr Hiram Booth residing IN Wilam.but,b
O. sf,ied with - nal Affection for four ysar breoninv a.
most ielss from s effects The disease considered BE-
ynni cure BY rhyean As is rcsoft he Gavanic
SuEhfunF pnsrf iuod and wtn two ulnths fro The
aPpheauoa II hs auc be- phycns pronounced hst n
peHei henFh The adv has since been mNfed remains
qurc nee from al SYMPTOMS Of her fotmcf complaint
fvefy column ~ hs fspsf ngh BE- fnei a, ~ i.ss
nhh ln a NERVOUS Complaints chronic 5 -vsts
my my BE- tlr edcacy o. IT. Chtes genuine Cavanc aui
clrs o. tuiy wonif ,fni
~ OnY agents fof Re hmonf
DUvAL a PURCELL, pnirrisfs . g. Nam "a
tor saie IN Wythevie. onyty Wv. w. srtttsa
ftp'nua'ofy pamrhtets nav b. had rratts
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THOMAS Il CHARLES ELLIS.


No. IO6. Main Street, Richmond, va.
~ AVE received desirable Spring supply Of
- DRY GOODS aud HARDWARE. In theiT dspsrsnent Of
Dry GSods, they offer
Plaid and Fancy Drllnzs
Fancy and Cotton Csssrnerss
Vest shapes and Vestlngs
Dab dete and other CoauRgs
White Cambres, Bi.hop Lawns
Swiss and Null Maslns
Ashburon and other Lace.
New syie Lawns and GInFhsms
Vietorga Iaees
Engish and American Pnnts
Ladies fancy Silk Cravats
Victoria shAwis
In Their dep aumsui fOr HARDWARE, viii Be founs--
houseAo.e ani eoter Keyd Anvis
Smiths BenoWs TO 90 inc hos
Dafhag's Grain and Grass scythes
Wadron's genuine
hDes' and Rowhnd's Spades AMI shovsis
HaTpcrs Hay and Manure FORKS
Cut and wrought Nails
Castings Horss Shoes and Nails
Tin Plates spelier Zinc
Brt1ieTs and Sheahinz npp.r
kussta, English and A.nerean sbset froo
Baes aud TIMED lion Brass and copper Wire
Nayor - Dos steel, Cast and Blister AZ 7a-tT
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RHEUMATISM, BRONCHITIS. DYS-
PERSIA.

The following from a elersymaa well known and NJ s.,
suishei aItainHeAts aud reputation
siDSET. n. j, July II, is46.
~. A. H. CHEHrE-Dear Doctor promised 10 eoumuniea,
with you respecting the effects Of the application your
htnEs and Magnetic Fluid The time IS yst too
shou 10 Justify speaking positively relation to TIE psrma
nney OF cure but can say application OF yoa
GaVane Belts and Bracelets Of my nervous com
plants have been suspended from chronic rheu
nam bronchitis and dspepsA- aud that those dis
orders each other through the nervous m
len have hsd none % the dyspepsia app
eaon Of yoar Bet &c nothing worth bron
ths o have embed resume the tt.charF Of nv a.
a dues Of preaching visiting sc much surprise ms
eonesonJ aDd have had but srge tWiEe oftbe
mAsu have enjoyed e1empton from these
uade' distressing a. they than has been my enjoy
Tor years cannot Be too grateful God who providence
has directed to you.
The immediate design o this eer procure Of the
same knd Of aree f Of people Many Of my con
scgaucn Affected and should nv cure
be permanent mnny will be led apply you the rse
county charge IN the STATE and my thea -
70 speak entirely.
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FOR SC0TTSVILLE AND LYNCHBURG.
- -

IN and after the LIST October, our Racket
- Boats will leave Richmond A NJ Monday "wednesday
and Friday and anIve in Lynehburg days a 81 Pm
RETURNING
Lave LyDcLbuTg Monday, "Wednesday and Fud,y NJ
and arrive in Richmond merit days a 81 NJ
ouI Boats connect at Cerisve
Lane 70 farmve Prince Edward and Charlotte
WI" tarsh 4 Co.'S Line Of four
Sept 30. 1886. BOYD EDMOND 4 ntyHspoRT
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PASSAGE TO NORFOLK ONE DOLLAR.
CHANGE OF HOUR FOR STARTING.

VIE swim and comfortable STEAM BOAT
1s-zR CURTIS PECK, having just completed
thorough t~th BodeT wheels her
place the James River having the
MONDAY "WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY Morning, at 5! O'Clock
proudly for Norfolk and every TUESDAY. THURSDAY
and SATURDAYS and for the passengers
At all OF the regular landings the River
included. 81 HASKINs A LIBBY
Apr,lI 4
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DRRss AND PRnCK CnATa.

DRESS AND PROCK COATS.
Wb have received BY auvah direct ron The hauufae
iov ot 81 hne Frnch Coih nrss ard Frort Cost
sut and syic o. which surss any before orcd
WHtrE VESTS
lusi feeered cut ~ ne sieE ye aud madt of No materials
NV s,y sHIRfS Crvsts Cosrs Bo.os supenis's Cloves
hh Boe,ain fania he se Call and sramine ~ No i02
apb KEEN co
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NOTICE To BUILDEkS.

NEW GUODS FOX THE LADIES'.
NJE have received by Express direct, some
w beautiful SILK Tissue plain ani Paid among
Back and Second Mourning
Blues. drahs pnks and puppies
Alec, Rich Foulard silks Lawn Barges French Csmbrss
We have hand Bonnes Flowers and Ribbons,
latest styles, which the
Rich Lace Capcs Collars aud Chemisetts
Sbawls OF description, comprising white Capes from
SI2 to $50 each, sax. Barge Muslin, and Thibet
p LATHROP a VAN DEURSEN,
ap1O No 81, Main II
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D0GGET u ANDERSON,

AND UPHOLsrERERs,N No. I6, GOVERNOR ST.,
III AVE Just received n large and beautiful as
u II sorment OF Fneh and American Paper Hanging Borders
FireSertens Venetian Window Transparent
Shades Plain aud Cooued Mating, with other ARTICLES
hue OF which been selected
Of community We respectfully solicit call nom
friends aud the public generally disposed eel
reasonable the city and always
pared aend work line with punetua aud the
sTcisst dosT give satisfaction. SO--d3n
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"a ieailOf zoe ease, alluded to here foHo~,l J

''"'N'TVI
MAJ Co.'s blessing attend auabe efforts my dear Doctor
and you afford relief In thee vast numhs
Of Others who viii apply. Very truly yours,
ROBERT w. Lands
" Several ters have bsez the Rev Mr
Lands who're heath has continued Improve many OF Ia.
CONGREGATION hAve used the gavane equally happy
results w
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NEW COMMISSION HOUSE.

NEW COMMISSION HOUSE.
Successors of Mr. Robert Gwathmey
- {. GWATHMEI and w. w. GWATH.
hEY have this day formed Copanershp under the firm
Of X. e. GwATHAEY q co.
Their business will be eTeusve Commissions one for the s
= iSEr PIs4as gasraand have secured the ola ma
me and have kswse Of Mr. Tempe evan
mcy who 70 % well known the pubic Ssssaa Of Tbo
we shall b prepared advances or propor IN
hand and hope BY assduy and attention business
. tar portion Of public patronage Y e GwATHuEY
RehHond let Dee. eft w. w GWATHMRy
FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS.
H u J Q JAMES Il co.
~ HrEry Jans'' % sHsd, Ne l67. .Naiu Strs,f
IL AVE received by recent arrivals an exten-
- u sve Assortment Of FRESH SPRING GOODS 10 which
they invite the attention Of the Country Trade T1e
soek consists In part of the following soods VIZ
eco Bales and Cases OIusburgs ~, e. md B,op ana
heAched sbsetag shnFs AM Long Cohs Amsrean ana En-
fhsh, ALA, brown and beAcbed nrlts
- tasss Ameuean French and Rhssh Fancy and Mourny
Pnnis aud Can't OF the newest sykes
10 Gases Armenian Scotch English ADD French Gnshams
20 Cases Pant Stuff Linens, Linen Drlings, &c &c
10 =" Gents Linen and Worsrd Coat stua.
" Common and sp.cndd NesiinFs
10 " Blue hR and fancy Cioihs and Cashmere
10 I" Heavy Linen Eocis. Runaps I'D Buetram,
ALSo-bed Ticks Apron Furniture t,bsek, C,r,h,.,
Iaconeis Plain Sir9ed and CHECKED Mnsns sto-t, C A.
sons an and hncy Nest Gee and Bdsfs Couon Madrs and
FJ can : respectfully solicited.
mh z, u 4 J. a. JAMES co.
W. VINES ea.s's'ciy MADEIRA Wine fOrsc BY
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A RTICLES FOR THE TOILET-A great
vstcy of srcss for ne Toct Brusss snsps OF
iums ioT the hair Hau tusts Eau d. Venus
hsudherehiFf &C be -Fot BY PURCELL LADD,
my3 tOi Main
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SHITHFIELD BACON.
6OM LBS. strictly prime, hog round
NkOOO 400 bs % Co sidrs
GOO erta a. Han
Jls recsiyct and or sakby
ap0 BIssEI.L a MeCANDLIsH
GtOFFEE-S0 bass prime lava Coae
~ 50 40 Oh Aaneaibo do-iaa received and for
49, ~ ap2i WILLIAMS a HANAII.
CHEESE--A supply Of prime Goshen Cheese,
- 80 ~ceved ant fot sale ~ FR CRAM
Re No. Erelanrs Bock
BRICKS, &C,
h'Ok SALh-the BRICKS aud other ARTICLES belonging
10 the brick WMehoass Of lewis Webb, recenily
burnt a. Rockets. Apply 10
sP22 WEBB, BACON y Co
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TWICE A WEEK TO BALTlMORE.

S<sIszksSiS<. - POCAHONTAs-Tte Steamer Columbus
aag rrny entirely ovrfau'cd and het speed much
chased plec The line between tbs an hi
mofe Saturday leaving BALTIMORE that Afternoon at
O'Clock The Pocahonis VIII succeed her, and Btmofe
following "Wednesday, 10Th inst
rhe Columbus kave Richmond for Haumorc escy Tuesday
afternoon o1ct and focahontas every Saturday
same hour.
Passage and fare by either Steamer. 90
For freight sppy lmh 81 HENRY LUpLAN co
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sness specified the Manuscript previously agreed be-
the parties.
b An advertisement marked the copy for specified
OF viii be continued until ordered and
enacted accordingly.
9r Regular AdvertisemeOts--To avoid any misun-
ndns the part Of Annual Advertisers out
state DISTINCTLY privileges only extend their Immediate
business Real Estate Legal and all other sent by
them Ia be additional charge, and variation.
W Real Estate General Agents Advertisements not TO be
nsetedby be charged the usual subject to
such DISCOUNTS shall be agreed upon.
S Aucouecrs Bookreer and yearly advertisers generally
with the privilege OF change shall
their week insert than tn"
standing under the and al
exceeding such be charged al the usual rates
inserted the Weekly Wing At rs cents
square Is the Insertion and so
per square for each continuance,
: July LIST. 1915.
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WoOiscy's ana Coverings LonF, Crushed and
Powdered sugar.
H WHOLE and Half Boxes Loaf
wv 30 bhia. htc ant coarse Crushed
aps7 GoRnoS a sKrNKER
ALT 7lO 'acks MafshaIs nnc saH Dock,
- ~ my WERn. HACON a GO
ADt7 IBIS Nouh Catolina part Mes lpdinE on The Doek
~ tbs morHiag. fof sale By
my WEIR HACON co.
StP'TS. TURPENTlNE.-25 barrels Spirits
~ Turpentinc fof sale BY DUHAL a PURCELL.
myG rrugFus, it7, Main Street
RONS' VESTS.
HAVE now ON hand good assortment Of
boys BombaEne, Valencia AMI Msnces Vests wheh
~ the raonzing public very ndod Cal srd eamise
iIf Main r. my SltAs MERCHANT.
Low PRICE WINES.
Ok Id casks Cette Madeira Vino
az iol DO Narratives DO
lOl DO Sicily DO DO
Jusi received. and Zoe sale low by JOHN a oLDNER
my3 50 Main
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EOK ROSTON

.h6 THE regular packet schr COURIER, II. Couch
ny master, will BE- ready ioF cargo Friday, an,
having large portion engaged will have quick dispatch-
For freight u 400 boxes tobacco tO complete caRno pa
sage, having superior state accommodations apply
master on board at Ludam's wharf. or 20
ap2g RANKIN s. WHITLOCK
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HIP COMPLAINT.

Tbs dseasc Of frequent ami %
nate IN mes 5al PTseuce The effect Of Gavsnsm relief
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-19
Tobacco Factory and Lands
FOR SALE.

7 will sell, at Public Sale, to the highest bidder,
Howard County, Mo-, on the 18th day of July,
1s47, the TOBACCO FACTORY, known as Laws
Factory, adjoining the town of Fayette together
with several lots and parts of land adjoining said
Factory, amounting to IL acres.
The above property was conveyed by R. H
Law, to me, as Trustee, for the purpose of pro.
tecting Uriel Sebree and Jefferson Payne from
loss, as his securities, and will be sold by me by
virtue of the powers vested in me in said Deed
which bears date 3rd February, 1915, and was
recorded same day. The dover right in said prop.
erty has been reinquished.
LELAND WRIGHT, Trustee.
Fayette, June 10Th, 1S47. l4-4t.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-19
ANNIVERSARY BAHIA Ball will be CIV
en- at Criglar's Hotel, on July I'd.
St. LOUIS MARKET-June IA

St. LOUIS MARKET-June IA.
The unfavorable character Of the Eastern COM
merciaI news, caused a decline in Flour and Wheat.
A few lots of Flour were taken this morning at
al, SO: but this afternoon, S6 20 was the top OF
the market, and the only sales reported were at
az 30, inspection guaranteed, and l34 at &c.
without guarantee; the market at the close was
unsettled and dropping. Wheat has declined b
cents per bushel; sales to-day. embrace about
10000 bushels, at from 81 to 81 20 per bushsi' in
sacks, and FL 10 to al Is cents per bushel, ex-
elusive of sacks, the latter range including falr
and choice lots. Corn is yet sustained put WIN
less firmness. Sales from Levee inciude ABOUT
800 sacks, at So to Goo, viz: $40 sacks, IN tim
and inferior sacks, at So Soc; 43O sacks IN
rood mixed SACKS, at $780,; 600 sacks, in osna'
burg and gunny sacks, at 60c., and 600 sacks
m osnaburgs, at same A lot OF 3,5O0 bushels
pure yellow was contracted for, deliverable at Al
ion in fifteen days, at &c.,, exclusive OF sacks
In Oats, little doing; sales of lib and " sacks
at a7lc., including sacks.
HEMP dull-freely offered at $75, with very
fev buyers over ST. or $73 per ton. Sales to-day
III bales good, in loose order, at $40; % bales
do. in good order, at S73, and 252 bales prime.
in 6ne shipping order, at $75, one per cent on
nf Bacon, ii casks at 44c, 54, and 7ac; and IL
casks at i,c. SIC, and TIC rer pound for Shout
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-19

GrTHE GRAND PAVILION used by this
magnificent concern is entirely new, and when
spread covers an area Of $50 by rs feet; it is
constructed of weather-proof material and will
comfortably accommodate on q single exhibition,
Three Thousand persons!
05-The Carriages, Caparisons, Housings,
Dresses, &C., are all of the most gorgeous and
costly description. The Harness is from the man.
ufactory Of the celebrated Francis, of New York
City, and are all richly silver mounted in pattern
work Of the most appropriate style.
OI-THE SPLENDID CHARIOT, drawn by
Eight Cream Colored Horses, will contain Mr.
Posr's New York Military Brass Band, which will,
on entering each Town or Village, at the head
Of the CARAVAN OF 20 CARRIAGES, entertain the
Citizens with the choicest selections of music from
the latest Operas, Marches, &c.
GFFor particulars see bills at the hotels.
WIN. JUNE, Agent.
June 18th, ls47.
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Important to the Ladies.

CALEDONIA PLAIDS.
WYE respectfully solicit the attention of the
w Ladies to q lot of new and beautiful style
of goods just received, called the Caledonia Plaids
(highly recommended by the latest Parissian Re-
ports of Fashion, they are very tasty and beau
tiful patterns, Otis the least we say of them)
but please call and for yourselves, at that fine
new brick store in the upper end of town. sign
of the
NEW YORK CHEAP STORE,
and in front the doors of it you will perceive
the eleven letters
CHILDS g. BROS.
P. S. Also just received splendid lot of linen,
Scotch and French ginghams, lawns, A wide
French chintz, the low prices OF which will aston
ish any body they certainly the pretiest finest
and cheapest of any ever brought in this market.
They amt any thing shorter. Please call and ex-
anime at the New York Cheap store.
CHILDS d BROS.
Glasgow, June 10Th, 1S47
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ders, Hams and Sides and Is casks common clea 7
sides at "a cents. OF Lard, Is kegs and few
bbls. No 2, at &c.
NEW ORLEANS--June 9th
ToBAcoo--l1 hhds., 8 admitted, at 4Ic.; l do
refused at 31c.; do. at 34c.; do. at &c.; 2 do.
at 2sc.; and 140 hhds. Mason county, admitted
and refused, at price not made public.
FLoUR--The flour ma rket to-day was exceed
ing.y quiet, and the transactions were confined
to few small lots at previous prices. All par
ties are holding off for later advices from Europe.
PRovIsIoNs--There were no sales of import
ance to-day; the business done was confined to
small parcels, at former rates.
CoRN--The transactions in this article to-day
were also limited amounting to about 10000 Blu sh-
els. including 5000 sacks white and mixed, in
several lots, at roc; 700 do yellow at 75c.; and
1000 sacks, one-third yellow, at roc. per bushe
WHEAT--To-day we notice sales Of 1000 sacks
wheat at 81 35 per bushel.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-19
Regular Weekly Packet,

For Jefferson City, BoonuiHe and Glasgow,
Missouri Riuer.
aGA The new and commodious
S..s---lHAAyAs passenger steamer ALGOMA,
33.lEEisse<S3zs ANDERSON MILLER, Jr., Mas
ter, will commence her regular trips IN the above
trade, on the opening of navigation.
On the upward trip the ALGOMA will leave st.
Louis on every Wednesday at O'Clock, P. NJ and
arrive at Glasgow on Friday afternoon. On the
downward trip, the ALGOMA will leave Glasgow
every Saturday morning, at o'clock, and will be
at Arrow Rock, Boonville, Rocheport, Providence.
Nashville, Marion, Claysvie and Jefferson city,
same day. At Cote Sans Des Sen, Smiths and
Young landings, Portland, Herman, and Wash
ington, on Sunday, and arrive at st. Louis on
Monday morning.
Agents R. P. HANENKAMP q. Co., Glasgow
JESSE McMAHEN, Arrow Rock.
C. g. ]. JONES, Boonvile.
L. p. MARSHALL, Rocheport.
PLUMP g. Co., Jefferson City.
D. C. ARENS, Portland.
R. F. SASS, St. Louis.
February 9th, lS47.