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TOBACCO.-The demand for Tobacco continues steady
and we understand that prices quite full espec
ally for the lower and finer grades they have been at any
time this The sales made public weTe 81 hhds R.
aud 10 hhds at - 81 hhds A. at &C.. and "a R. at "a
II bids A. at 81. r. at "A and &C.; and 149 hbds
as folOws-5 A. t63s s. do al 81, r. at IA u at A.
96 80 and 80 at 5lSo in all 25s hhd. which add
the following lois sold Tuesday last reported, go
hhds R. "a resale) on private terms
SUGAR AND MOLASSES.-Small sales Of Sugar at
full prices S56t64o, Common and 440fSc. for Fair
MOlasses unchanged.
FLOUR-There were arrivals Of Flour, and the Levee
continued extremely bare Sales 200 bb st. Louis at s5 80
90 do at IS 52 and about 100 bbs choice brands, in
three OF four lots from store, at IS 90 y Dbl
CORN-About 25O0 sacks taken, Qncudng all on the
Levee of which $50 sacks inferior at asa $50 sacks at 45c
for mixed, and &c. for white and 500 do yellow at Sic
bushe
PROVIsIONS-The only large sale Of Pork reported was
100 bbls Mes 80 30 months with interest bat for
Cash large lots be had 40 sale Of 10 casks ribbed
Bacon Sides 81 and 40 teess covered Hams at So. OF
Lard, $50 kegs sold at &C. o b.
LINSEED OIL.-20 bbls in Store brought &c. y gall
BAGGING AND ROPE.-We noticed sale Of 100
pieces IKE also 50 pieces and so coils at ia and &c. all
on months with interest
WHIsKY-A lot of AZ bbls Raw sold at &c.,. and some
little Reoti6ed al l7AiDlsc.
EXCHANGING alteration.
FREIGHTS.-N0 new engagement
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AMUSEME NTs.
oLYMPlo rAHArRR.

OLYMP 10 THE ATRE.
Corner OF BafOune and PoydTas streets.
9oe Lessee and MANAGER MI H. SCHUBEk-
Acting Manager. Mr.. J. S.CHAMIES.
Stage Manager Nj W. NAYLoR Treasurer Mr. 4. TUCKER.
~ Notice.A Car H isaps THEATRE for Lqayss every
night after The performance.
~ Benefit Of LITTLE MACK
FVHURSDAY, July Viii he performed ROB ROY. Rob
= Roy Mr.. Charles The character Of The Battle Genean
Of This NJ hIsf appearance Diana Vernon Miss pere Aver
which, eNGlNg and DANCING TO conclude with the FOR
EST or BONDL Baie, Mr.. Mack; Foro, Miss Petrie. Mr.
- H. ba-ai . P NJ mn W A KIN ~ ~ 1issFv
~ The Police Department direction Of Mr.. MoCo
key. ~ Doors open O'Clock Curtain will precisely
quarter before g. ~ Prices Of Animation; Dress Cir
Gle and PaTquete so Second TeT IS Cored Boxes
50 Cqored Gallery rs cents. Box Office open from 10
10 where Heats may DO secured application to the Treasurer
eo-----
PISTOL SHOOTING.
" The u. r. fl. SILVER CUP free all, viii be shot or
shot MONDAY the s3 and every following MONDAY the
Gallery Of the Hotel. R. u. n.
PdssChfistiafh July II, 1919. jYl2 snM
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-26

FIRST DISTRICT COURT. W. Jacobson accused Of
cutting Constantine GregOFe in he with knife. at
the bali room Of Fehchmen and Victory streets
Sunday night last sent yesterday by Recorder Senze
mean before the First District Court charge Of assault
nd haffa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-26
NEW oRLnANs MARKMTs.
CHEscRRr QFFIgE, ;
Vhnradav Morning. July 70, 1913.

COTTON.-Ths demand for Cotton continues ac'ivs' Pig
ne the soe in st hands Is very nearly exhausted the trans
actions Of late have been confined principally to Tesae
The business yesterday comprised some bO to 500 bales al
still hie her rates. especially for the finer qualities which
now scarcely to DO met with.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-26

PRIsoNER's Dock Recorder Bald1iH,s Court Eff.
tesn yagans giaeed the docks Yesterday; and
That ~ hasy scrutiny Of the faces peennE from behind
the railing, each phz seemed ADD opaieF framed Al the
head OF iho column sat Samuel Willis notorious picker
OF cORsiderabte tes; Of those ingenious genemh
who waste the day light between sleep ard study Who SIT
like the aoym Of Old beside forge and cuchle explore
the depths Of science bid The yield the peauag
forms necessary for unockirg the Temple @ MamUon. and
put the the Wanted effect OF acids known 10
chemsts-of his enlarged views. Willis fair sample
Of the genus scamp twenty years OF his whole
showed that be had graduated the
proved den Of TOgue and been taught by the best crack
OF The day. jimmy and set OftoolS. constructed for
setting careful hOusekeepsrs defiance disposed Of
him IN very summary me bod his arrest though
quick enough the penetrating eyes Of the police
Two charges of theft were made agaiut Wil but Ne
could be legally proved As he eOnd explain by what
he gained livelihood the Recorder him to the
WoIkhouss to obtain The mOdEs opeTaHdt from Captain
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MUTUAL INSURANCE.

upon The MUTUAL PRINCIPLE,
THE CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.
of NewOllesns,
With subscribed and pledged Capital of
100000 Dollars,
Is ready to receive applications and make in5uranees
al their Office the northwest corner OF Camp and Ora
VleT Streets on
Fire, Marine and RiUer RISKS,
al the tariff rates of premium.
This Company is abshed upon thesMutual Principle
OF insurance, and is empha CBly Home Institution It's
aie 70 invested ana employ hete tnueI ue
elate control OF the Trustees and not sent TO other
CIT Tor investment
Every person insurng with it becomes interested in its
f HUI me prghts instead OF being divided among
re belong to those Who insure with the Com
ne justices Of the vital necessity OF well
sn, at pleqged FUND reliable In cases Of loss, and
ep9 under all ordinary calamity assure the public that
tiey nave now fund of
Itoo Hundred Thousand Dollars,
Saoee 70 al the contingencies of CAPITAL and liable
ne Iu.tees believe this subscription offers full security
" e sueu an that this Company presents unusual
os as the funds of the institution are retained bsrs and
us peng purely southern and Domestic institution lis
form to Southern habits in its mode of business " vi" ~
Inc poQlO OF the Company all times omen for the
uapeooh VI pal'eS wishing TO make insurance with it.
- I'M -. trustees zee.
SdlnneI bei!, h1omas a. Adams, Moses Green who'd
n :; a, hasI51, " IN 4 Sonverse, Giendg Burke,
Nathan Jarvis, George Jon7s r Simms
J. F. g, Vles, John N Bell, H. M Wight.
Il. ]. Walsh, james kiTkman, r Eouuer'
j. w Zaohais, John Il Hyde, John 8 9ui W"saI@,rg
q. T. BHddscke, LOqs de Sau les W. q Mcluicheon'
q A BaueIe, O L. Iahslsteen, f. Puig Pnig
J. Rifiand. C. R. Wight F. v Carlisle
SAMUEL, BELL. President
THOs A. ADAMS, Vice President.
CHAs. ]. MANSON. Seerets iyl9 Ennis
LBGHORN HATS.
ENIHE FASHIONABLE LEGHORN HATS -
~ baok, natural aad tea-eoio'ed' on hsnd and for
jyas u '''''' "" ''''C Q. b. BUNoE's, % Csasiit,
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SNINDLIEG-A warrant issned yesterday by ReeOrd-
Genoi the arrest of Perm aherEed with Obtaining
$4S from Seraphin Cuoulu the 10Th May last BY repre-
sensations false and fraudulent
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-26

. LLoRENTE ARREsTED.-0ficel SeixsehHayd,e Of the
ki5t Municipality police. made affidavit Yesterday before
Recorder teno that he believed that FugsBeo Loiente
charged with being concerned in the abduction Juan Rev
vas concealed and haTboed in house occupied b one
rug e ~ Louis street. between Royal and BOUhon and
pnyed thai search warrant be issped. This done
and me ceuaed found and arrested. LoTeute saiehaf re
had been tod that his life in danger and had secstei
himself through fear
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-26

ATTEMPTED SUlcIDE.-Ellen Franklin was taken in
charge yesterday morning by Rocca one OF the night watch
OF the First Municipality the Of St LOus and
Rampaft Ellen had procured laudanum al three
different places with the intention Of committing sulde.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-26

TREsPAss Joseph oldham and VandeIln Keafer char
ged with going npOn the lands OF George Klein
pany with some twenty other persons and cutting timber
examined beiOIe Recorder Baldwin yesterday and dis
ruod
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-26

An AFFRAY-Several Of the First Municipality notice
arrested Tuesday evening, j. M lagomaTsno and PieO
Barrie distu Ebng the peace 10 Condo street. between
Main and St Philip. The officers had much uOuble in
making the arrest Barrie armed with bowie knifs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-26

LaRCENY.-Y esieTday between and NJ, tbs state.
room Of T. Shaw the pilot OF the steamboat Old Hickory,
entered BY person unknown. who broke hl
trunk and carried of quantity Of wearing apparel.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-26

BURaLARy-Veto a slave of Mr. Louis. arrested fohl
charges Of Burglary and larceny examined yesterday
BY Recorder GenO and sent before Judge DeIbes for trial
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LAFAYETrs,-Cha aeifinaa va, 49,, ~ -
heeofQEI BALDWIN Yesterday. HhsIeaa srifH
witbin the limits 81 che second 1Innt.i-1ily e a-
stated thatthe lived n LafaYuee ard f, fl13 ~ ~
eOfder would not add % IRE unh1irh 1913
9stwssn he two cities b ending IN s. fF6lShouss
ne heeoitsL to9h sl rave lt iale caasel1fion md
lIde Of The line, dismissed bins . BIS home s59s s "
licily evee.
Camp Street Cheap Dry Goods Store.
YMOUR & CO.,
AZ CANT, Nert Door @ Corner Of Grayisr street.
OFFER AZ the lowest pyieea Of aay Store u dis ax
~ Their large assortment Of resi- aad Dllk AbL.l
The prices Of this New EsisbShlant win be found gear
orally Tar lower than the uIuasy euFrsnt and ~ ea
oeleL foI good articles will be sustained.
EAsHiONABLE FANCY AND STAPLE DEFY
Sagy IN eEel vnFetT. COMPUTING ee19ou4nle llilee1 q
CQTTONs SILK LINEN and VFOOLLsEN n a. RIGS
Purchasers Will lind the goods il this Store probably mola
Of them ms ssaw
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LEGHORM HATS.
ITINE FASHIONABLE IiEGHORN HATS -
q blaok, natural aad isa-aoloFsd on hsnd and ioi
jyas q '''''' wv ' Q. b, BUNcE's, % CsasliI
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-26
NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 26, Is49.

ExAHINATION OF BAHE0H-Mr. BaunOn, charged with
striking with intent 70 Kill Dwight Latham with maiet
on the zh inst, the Leyee. examined before Re
eQIde Baldwin yeleTday The WtBs fOfthe State John
Wright depased that Latham assaulted without the
slightest DrOvoealOn having been given AZ the time. Some
previous quarrel hedengendsled the bad feeling between
parties; Latham unable appear bsinR confined to
nb bed Ihe following certificate from bis physician
NEW ORLEANS July eIsf9.
attend Dwight Latham suIgegn and physician he j.
suffering with an plary The head facunE the crauia
bones The case DO ne well could be expected from
the nature Of the inJues At The time all fractures Of
the skull are extremely dsageTgus. Inflammation Of the
brsin may set in at any time during tbeease
r. II. MoDAMEL, M. ~.
Ater the bearing Of the testimony the Recorder sent
non before the kirst District C0ut for trial.
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The Arson Case.

DIscHAaaED.-Johu MeTighe snd John Dubois, charged
with stealng basket Of jswely released by Recorder
Baldwin yesteTdsE-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-26
HOLLYWOOD HOUSE.

Eastern Shore Of Mobile BaB-T Miles South. east Of
tAe q D ef Mobile
V7HlS DELIGHTFUL and healthy resort, having IN
j deTgone many alterations and additions the egEA
past winter open for he reception OF visit sfE
en. This house is bluff forty feet above the a4A-a
level of the Bay open the byeezes from dec
ton. It's dry and healthy atmosphere with The fine Salt
Water and Shower Bathing Awuement of every kinda
Bar supplied with the choicest Liquors and Wines, and
Table with the best the market a0rs-BiIds, Fresh fsh
and Oysters in abundance, lender it of the most pleas
resorts in the Southern country.
There Ow-pressuTe boat making two nps daily, con-
Meeting with the NewOreaDs boats.
In addition to the main building, number Of neat Got
1.-TWO each) have been erected expressly for fam
lies at convenient distance and where they be retired
and free from the usual hustle OF a hotel.
CHARGES
Eef ]oO W
Per Week 20
Per Day ...............,.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Children and Servants halt price
WILLARD FREEMAN.
Hollywood, Baldloin county. ala. jylS I'm
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AULT & SEYMOUR.
No. 2AA TCHOUPIT oULAs STREET.
BetDeeR So. Joseph street aud 81 JhaTg Market.
HEY take much pleasure 10 inform their friends and the
public geneIaly. that u have purchased the we'll
known GROCERY, "a TchOupoulas street. situated so
convenient St Mays Market and which Is fitted up in
the best mannerwhee every article in the Grocery line
shall always be found, and at the lowest prices.
Orders from their friends in the county or in the city,
shall be carefully executed.
Beside ing prepared to furnish every article Of Groceries
they will supply their friends with FLOUR, POTATOES,
NEAL GRAIN. ONIONS, BEANS and Pork, in
small packages or in barrels. jyl0 Staw II
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LARoENY,-Ghrsian Sheats was sent before the First
Dis Court yesterday, by Recorder Baldwin, charged witt
theft on board the steamboat Gen Lafayette.
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"MOSSGiMA AN GlNOJ" FOX hOOElNGs
The subscribers Agents for The saie of the Vee Mon.
ComIanys celebrated Sheet Zine would call the az:
tenOn of Builders and Others this article (when used
of proper thickness and quality durable and economical
article for Roof. 1t hss been used roofs Europe for
thirty without repair, and is apparently good
when first Ii particularly calculated for the
roof of large buildings churches sugaI-hOuses Cireu.
giving all the requste information the subject can
be had and models Of the mode Of using SEEM appoa-
ton TO STARK, DAY & STAUFFER,
iy19 2wdlmW corner Canal and Magazine SITS.
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-MEDICAL LEGTuRE9
sHIPS--sHIPs.



- For Genoa Passage oniy The A Use fat
SAILING lhip ISAAC ALLERTolT. apt snilh
having ell her cargo engaged. viii hgve inmediaia
dHpatch. For passage only having superior acc0nmsa
iy21 u. o. GALE 90 Common strsat
Ia For Hayre.-The fast sailing ship RADIUS,
aA Capt Dillingham;, having the greater paFt Of her
- cargo engaged will meet with dispatch F0s feight
Of 900 bales cotton pasaee having superior accommoda.
ions. Apply 70 80 Z. n. GALE. 90 Common q
IL For Liverpool Passage OHlg.--Ths "A fine
- Of her cargo engaged, will have immediate dis
patch For passage, apply on board q post "a Second
U4 80 Common street.
~ For Sisai and CampsachY,--Fhs fne lastaail-
szizLA ing brig HARDY, Capt Perkins, will have i'm
meiists dispareh For freight passage, apply on
board opposite post :, Second MgaBcipality gr o
H4 DEWEY CO.. s. Gmvier st.
CoAsTwIsE PORTS
\ 5ss.For NevvYors-EaGLE LEGFE-The vesy fsss
6 sailing and Reguar Packet Ship TEN liss-
viii meet with quick dispatch. For freight passage hay
ing superior Recommendations apply the Captain On toan
wi III ''' '-i'. SAMUEL TOBY & NEPHEW.
-. For Eoston-Bosfon ard Aew Orleans Regular
aseHl IiHe.-Ihs fine ship UMlGOAM, NapL GeofEs
sage having ne accommodatiOns, apply 70 The Captaa
board Post 10, Second n gnleigsYttys org svc
GB~ Agents in Boston; Measn. Henry, Lincoln y %.
akh Liae.-yfhe fac and very fast sailing A barb
- ORION Capt John Curtis. viii nave lmmedlaia
and sieeage passengers anda fine ro0m suitable for
family. For freight passage, apply 10 the Captain, on
O' ia OppO'''' s' DEWEY & co. 81 Cnvisr st.
- Agents in Boston. Heny Lincoln %.
-. For Boston.Tbe fne fast sailing regular packet
/ @fR ship PLATO Bean9, master; haFilg a.gs peIi
balance Of freight or passage apply on board o. to
iy3 J. w. ANDREWS & CO, 81 Common St
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49, - IMPORTANT To TRAVELLERS CO.
tfshssetll7S ING EAST; For .dontg0meTB and Ne
tRmpka-EVERY TUESDAY.-TheS plen-
did Tannng double engine passenger steam packet
SELMA 8 O. Burrill, master, will leave MOBILE EVERY
TUESDAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. and arrive at Mont
gOmery every Thursday Morning. at o'clock.
Passengers leaving New Orleans Monday Morning, will
meet detention, and will arrive Charleston in time
for the New YOtk steamers.
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LAND WARRANTS WANTED
. FEW LAND WARRANTS wanted. Apply q g
Natchez street. M stairs my 81
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'E'HREE we'll broke, gentle Family CaIFiags hos7is9'
a OF an iron-gray co0r-WOrk well p sn&e ~
halness. Also. two light Famiy BAROQChte, S1.43e
suitable for the county; and new CAB, 4fI5 -
city Either Of tho Horses Carriage WA ps
toressh. is2s WA. Rl4EAkIeH Eell 9 s2sl.l- =
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS

LArIFuDE. b > % N.-LosaTTUDE. 80 W zinc O.
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~ n Weekly Packet GENERAL WOHTA-
GAssst3a For Lake PToUidenee, 1Ompkins' aud MT
~ HkeH's Bends, Ptcks6uTg. Grand CUT,
Rodney Nachez, Bayou sara. Baton Reage and Plague
mine J'uHica Bend and WinamspOrtThe fast running
steamboat GEN WORTH, w. T. Mnr master. viii
leave as above FRIDAY, the 9Th instant, O'Clock,
NJ For freight passage apply board foot Of Ca
nal street. or 10 T. B. SMITH. So Magazine Sc.
NJ B-The Gen. Worth will take freight for YazOo River
and eshp the steamboat FAwH having made
Tnenfs to Ioeet n VicksbuTe. ig26
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E5S- For Justice Of the Peace-GEO. Y. BRIGHT
Second Justice the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans Candidate
Tor go laafien I'd
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q g sailing rio ISAAC ALE RToiT. ap1 ssniiE.
having all her cargo engaged. VII hava immediaia
Hpaich. For passage 0nly having superior aGeOmmrda-
ions, apply on board Or 70
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wv II
AND BUILDERs...W NOTICE.
f. DELAWARE, late Foreman of the Company
Zine Mines n Paris. has inst opened mangtaetoIy OF all
descriptions Of work in ZINC, COPPER, TIN and
STREET. IRON, suitable for Buildings and Household
Utensils the Whole done according 10 the Stes lmnoye
L. r. ID. parlou anly undertakes ZINC
ROOFING, which he guarantees for twenty Also,
Bathing Apparatus Water Clnsets and every Thing
nec;ed with the Plumbing Business. ZINC LIE FTERS in
Relief Of all kinds, Aopy the premises 81 franklin
rect between Cont and Bienvie, where samples of the
above mentioned works be seen.
Refers TO MessB Shark Day n Stsutter; Edward Cloud
chauN, Builder.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-10-18
Charles Ii. FaIlcnstein,
TO the Public.

IEIHE subscriber is at liberty to announce to
II TO all his friends, at home and abroad
that he has made the most extensive ar
engagements for heavy Dry Goods trade,
for the present and coming season. He will
be able to show the heaviest stock Of Dry
Goods, Shoes and Boots, Hats and Caps, In
diu Rubber Goods and Ready Made Clothing,
ever exhibited in this place. 1t has been his
desire for some time TO go into the
DRY GOODS BUSINESS,
both Fancy and staple, and with the exception
of hard ware and tools, he has now accom-.
plished his aim. My goods are noW arriving,
and by the 18th Of September, my immense
stock will be complete, and for sale at Whole
sale and Retail, on the most reasonable terms
invite the especial attention of Ladies and
gentlemen to my very large assortment o.
Carpets, shipped at Boston on the 10th Of July
on the ship Louisa, which is expected to ar
rive hourly at New Orleans. My stock o.
Ready Made Clothing and India Rubber good
will be here upon the appearance Of this ad
vertisement, ready for sale.
CHAS. B. FALLENSTEIN.
Glasgow, August 30, lS49.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-10-18
Read and take Warning.

CONSUMPTION the fell destroyer which
~ carries its victims 10 the tombs by thou
sands, without being arrested in its progress
by the medicines in common use at the present
time. But brighter day is coming, and ha :
come-DR. ROGERS LIVERWORT AND
TAR, not only gives immediate relief in
COUGHS and COLDS; but from the tes,mo-
ny of men Of the highest standing here and
elsewhere, it is making sdme very remarka
Bile cures of CONSUMPTION. Improve.
ments in the treatment OF diseases arc on
ward, and nothing can arrest its spirit in the
present age. Those who are afflicted with
diseased Lungs, would do well 10 at least cal
on the Agents, and see the certificates Of Dr.
William ], Richards, Judge William Burke,
the wife Of the Rev. George w. Wiley, and
of DR.. Hiram Cox, late Professor in the Eclec.
tic Medical College of Cincinnati.
GTThis valuable Medicine is sold by H
BLAKSLEY, f Co., General Agents, st,
Louis, and in Glasgow by DR.. Henderson, in
Fuyette by Dr.. Snelson.
August 30, ls49 pc "
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-10-18
Glasgow Female Seminary.

This institution will commence its first ses I.
sion on Monday, 9Th inst, under the super.
vision Of Rev. ANDREW B. FRAZIER, and con-
tinue for FIVE months.
TERMS.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, and elements
of Geography and Arithme,etic, SO 90
SECONDARY BRANCHES.
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography,
and History, with the above, Ks 90
THE SCIENCES.
Philosophy, Astronomy, Chemistry, Bot any.
Physiology, Geology, Higher Arethmetc
Algebra, Geometry, Rhetoric, Logic. Optics
Surveying, MensurntioD, &c. $40 90
THE CLASSICS.
Latin and Greek Languages, with
the above, sl2 50
EXTRA CHARGES.
Music, French, Drawing, Noodle Work, 60
the usual prices will be charged. Deduction
will be made for absence only in case Of pro.
tracted illness.
F. A. SAVAGE.
Chm'r, Board Of Trustees.
Sept. IL, l9i9.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-10-18
Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors
~ and others interested in the estate of
Drury Pulliam, decd, late of Saline county,
Mo-, that the undersigned has obtained from
the Judge Of the Probate court of said county,
letters testamentary on said eatute bearing
date the 22d day Of September ls49. All per-
sons having claims against said estate are
hereby notified to present them for allowance
duly authenticated according to law, within
one year from the date of SAID letters, or they
may be precluded from having any benefit in
said estate, and if not presented within three
years will be forever barred
MARK R. C. PULLTAM,) ru,-
JNO. C. PULLlAM. ~
October ll-4t.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-10-18
BOOTS q. SHOES.

wv have just opened, and have for sale
w at low prices the largest and best as
sorted stock Of boots and shoes we have ever
seen above St. Louis-of choice material and
workmanship exactly suited 10 this marke:
all sizes and fashions
Ladies calf lace boots
do kip aud Morocco do
do high and low walking shoes
Fine kid slippers and shoes
Prunella and congress CATERS
Village tie shoes and buskins
White and drab slippers Misses and chill
dren's boots shoes and CATERS
Gents fine sewed and pegged calf boots
do sup. waterproof and heavy do
Extra thick and coarse boots
do kip and seal do
A heavy and choice assortment OF thick
brogans. all sizes.
Mems and boys kip shoes
India Rubber and buffalo ovcrshoes &c.
BOON TALBOT 4. SMITH.
Fsyette October II