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The Quantities Of oil be increased diminished
be made, no, for specific quantities. but for such quantities
lively.
furnishing what be required; when contractor fails
s snsr s
sas spp e s penalty 70 Be
the Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing either Of
yards aforesaid shall be evidence that such reputation has
Separate offers be made for each article (cxeep soap
i contained in the o chief right
ee The remainder and bidders whose
20 them or enecuon which contract
must Be returned 20 g the bureau within Ave DAYS ofs
Two Or more approved suiees In sum equal e estimated
cenium in addition Win Be Withheld from de ali psy%e
thereof :, eostsr. security addition 4 u
complied with ninety cenum Of tc amount OF all deliveries
nss@s sm days ' bills
sIx % q may Be- on application . the
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Norfolk Pensacola, and
Every made accompanied as directed In the net Of
% % s sssa e.
more responsible PERSONS 70 .e en- Ct tss he they undeaks
obligation within i've days. with good and
ue g furnish The supplies The bureau win not oe OH
required BY The competency guaranty crr T
smmen, Known TO the bureau s''- "
% s q Ss ~ o. % %
meaning 1916, his ia viii Be- made and
Extract from tAe act Of Congrs approved august TO- 1896
"sEc g. and Be further enacted That from pas
Of this proposal for supplies Sec
s,s O. The Navy under ss poyso 70 e general appropriation
res shall be acco%panied By wlsn aasan signed BY
responsible persons the effect that
the bidder bidders will ~ his their bid
cssauon n such time may be prescribed by The Secretary
sl' ss sosd ss
such guaranty II ae the acceptance proposal nouhca
ton thereof TO the bidder bidders shall
obligation within the time prescribed b. the Secretary Of the Ma
with good and sufficient suetes for furnishing supplies then
The sccreinry Of The Navy shall proceed
person for furnishing the said supplies and shall forth
posa 80 guaranteed and The amount Cor which he have
uacted for furnishing the said supplies for the whole OF the
proposal be charged up against bidder
their guaanto and the be inincdiatey
covered by the United state the Navy Department.
an acon Of debt against either all Of said rersons
Mar 2l-iaw4w
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THE Now journal Of Medicine March, IsB0.-Pub-
lsbed this day, No Al flor March, 1851 Of York
Journal q Medicine and The Collateral sciences edited BY
Purple NJ. d. This The
Of medical science rom the landing Of the Pilgrims
Plymouth to the lime; by Stephen w. Williams, NJ
Successful Fibrous OF
abdominal secron BY W. H. Van Buren,, D. Report prema
labor successfully induced
" w. Bacford NJ D.. Excison Of scrrous Mamma followed
wi days aer Tho operation by Teianus, by Samuel Tyler
Of Frederick city, Md together with eight
practical utility The review department crca
analysis ofe reports contained In the volume
actions Of the American Medical Association, together bbo
graphical notice Of NIL the late medical publications It's foreign
retrospect contains usual large selection
a the foreign journals, while In
from American medical Journals
This journal published In city York every two
months, containing IA with perfect
aad has now reached the TN publication price
~ per annum, or 80 cents per copy.
Specimen numbers sent application (pos paid r. r. ud
York >' :. = ''Vef''''
Subscriptions received and numbers for sale by
FRANCK TAYLOR, Penn. avenue,
MAR i-imw Agent for Washington, ID. O.
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The organ calls upon US to name the wings who were
appointed to Office under Mr.. Folks administration We
name them, and with shame those who assert
to the contrary. Wings were appointed to good Offices
in the Treasury Department and in several Of the other
departments and bureaus Of the government, under Mr.
Folks administration We the persons, If we
pleas; and will do it. il the Republic win invoke
committee OF Congress to investigate the matter Seve.
ra Of these persons named last summer in the Union
and yet the reacherous memory of the organ has for
gotten the circumstance
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-22

Don Carlos de Espana, lately Spanish consul at New
Oreans home by General Taylor for connection with
the Rsy abduction IL IL stated In the New York paperr /.
about 10 be appointed Secretary Of the Spanish Legation
baltimore Sun
There be no foundation for such statement Spain
can never send de Espaha as an accredited agent to
Washington If she has any respect for herself or any for
ouseves Bot if she should be so infatuated as to adopt
such course. take i, for granted that our admnistra
tion feeble it is, will receive man as Secretary
Of Legation whose exequaur consul at New Orleans
il has 20 recently revoked, and for cause
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-22

The correspondence between Mr. Doty OF the House
Of Representatives. and General Foote OF the Senate
will appear Tomorrow
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~. ~. pfedicrl Forsuulsry. contain
medicines the whole and administrators omcs sna Nv
o. ibis day received, and for sale BY
u..,o TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Booksellers, near OH street.
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OATH FIXTURES, Water Closets, and Plumbing an
All is branches done the shortest notice. and
manlike York prices.
NAvLos south side o. Pennvana avenue street.
has just returned from the North, and and
put up bathing apparatus water closets force pumps pumps
and every description OF plumbing In the most workmanlke
Having secured years,
pcicnce and Practice who executed In tat lime
ohc principal Jobs In Europe, he challenges competition
e has also laid In An assortment Of bright and fancy
which he invites the attention Of
Roofing euterne, spoung. and all other conner lin
and sheetiron line promptly and carefully
All work ntsted 10 the subscriber
Mar 10-eolmif r. " NAYIOR
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THE Subscriber offers rent Ewermay. the
dence Davidson situated the
night Heights The dwelling house comprises
position most desirable
residence substantially built Of brick is two stories high with
rarrc has four large each sep
aad BY central and spacious running north and south
together with
wants, panty &c stables house, cowshed dairy
covers twenty and more
6ne garden woodlands
and Is located
ing panorama the and prospect IN
while the delightful view III
Of the Heights perhaps deprived pp
grounds which lies Immediately In dwelling
forms slope Of natural terrace not only agreeable the
susceptible Of the highest cmbeishmen,
admirable fertility Of The soil and the excellent admiral
adapted 10 horticultural purposes, which -
very poataby applied The proximity ,hs
metropolis, and IL ample
forts Of rural seat with the facilities OF res% Ore
churches schools, markets, nss ~
convenient dsance opportunity
members o. The cabinet or Of Congress- and
commodous abode upon satisfactory terms mn " with
whom economy may be an inducemen and who na be aware
OF the act u respectfully suggested that may ~ chan
their attention. un, ana wen Wo'a"t y
Possession given Immediately, For inquire Of
the subscriber rhefiniormhh", "'f''N "
Mar i--2aw3w A. SAMUEL g. pArlprvn $1,000,
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sale OF United Land above csorsssown. D. G.
orDs.scr DxrAsr.ssI,

sale OF United States Land above Ceorgetown ID. G,
ORpsArcE DEPARTMENT.,
Washington, March 10, $50.
PROPOSALS writing viii received tin ls Of sxy perr
purchase, Of land ule Lit
OF the Potomac, which has United
together buildings This
conveyed tho United States BY decd bearing cate Sep
tembe 1875 and described In said deed
marked u g. Sides the head Of
feet the head hank Of said referred being
old Potomac Companys canasand running SOUTH
east AZ feet inches cut stone marked above
distance rom cena
marked above thence
Az feet inches another marked
SOUTH All inches
ing four acres, more, And tho highest price
buildings shall be satisfactory Secretary
deed will he executed by him. under authority Of
passed ID OF March, 1872 conveying the person offering
highest his heirs and
and Of the United States In said premises being fully
conveyance include
have belonged said Poomac Company, which has been
veyed and laid OF for the Chesapeake and Ohio which
through said land.
The proposals opened LIST
Nav They should be endorsed outside,
Tie Falls GEO. TALCOTT,
Mar 2i--wb Bt Brig Gen.. and Colonel Of Ordnance
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IVES Of Madison and Monroe, notices OF thesr
IL administrations by John Quincy Adams-l voIume 1850 with
MsraI rRANcK TAYLOR
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DECK ana Port incidents or cruise I'm the rrigss
Congress- California, with Sketches OF Rio Janeiro
Francisco Lima by Walter Cotton United States Nav,
author Of "ship and shore.r For sale by
TAYLOR d MAURY
Mm2l Booksellers, 9Th street.
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QICKERsTETHs QUESTIONS ON the Thirtv-N,ne
ID nrticles--1 vol, 80 cents.
Mobeey Daysl VOL rs cents
souihgaes Directions for Len-1 VOL, 1850, Is
WiberfoI the Incafnation--l VOL, 81.
Wiberfcce the Doctrine Of Holy Baptisml VOL 1850 rs
cents fRANCK TAYI,OR
Mar 81
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NEw SPRING AND SUMNER GOODs-LANE
TUCKER merchant aors, Pennsyvana avenue have us,
csiysd dec, from New Yok of latest arrivals,
they respectfully invite the attention Of friends and
the public -
Mar Is-3taw3wif
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BY DYER q BROTHER, Auctioneers.
gUPEHfOH Private Carriage Horses NJ Auction.--OI
~ Monday March as O'Clock m front our auction
rooms we shall sell pair Of splendid light cooed horses
with flowing and tales
perfectly Eene for symmetry superior 10 any
horses Ia this city ages five years They were raised
Virginia, rom blood stock Terms sale
Mar II DYER BROTHER, Auctioneers
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BALTlMoRK, March 2l--5. p. m.
The trial Of Dr. Webster Character of the testimony
a aaus eass.-DsaM. Foreign nsss expected The
markets 6c
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-12-05
eEk Livery stable. .
NEW ADMINISTRATION.

DMERSON g. HANDLEY would respect
IL fully inform the public that they have
purchased of the Messrs. ARNor their entire
ss,ahI;sbment, and are now prepared TO ac-
commodute both citizens and strangers with
every description of vehicle, and good saddle
horses, at moments notice:
The additions we are making in new car
risqes. Bupgies, and fine horses, (none other
kept viii enable US to furnish "tuIn outs"
equal style and eUmfOrt to any ress establish rsG
am III ,;n,as IN attend on pleasure parties, and
to convey steamboat passengers to any point
they may desire to CO. aha u,r,s of the
Serve the patronage which has been so liber,
aIly bestowed upon our predecessors, we ieel
sssured that our efforts to please, will be aP'
preciated by a generous community ~ ,;u.s
A Hearse and Carriages will at all tunes
ho in readiness to attend funerals. either IN
the City or country; ,ao o, =.
Glasgow, Nov. Is, le49.-37-ly
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-12-05
St. Louis Millinery Rooms,

mzn 62, Market Street. Up Stalrs' 9S91
ST. LOUIS, MO. ~
SIOPER g. RIMMEk importers and deal
- ers of French Millinery, would respect
rnJ,v inform the Ladies', they are prepared TO
offer any article in their line at the lowest
Ooss;ble prices, and of the latest and most ap-
proved styles, being in receipt Of patterns
monthly. :, %, ,,;,,en mr..
as,s that persons at distance may feel per
feet fec confidence in sending to their House
Straws and Leghorns cleaned, dyed ,l ant
.,tered. and every article of mourning good'
suppIied at the shortest notice.
SSt Ton;s. Aupust23, lS49.--25--9m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-12-05

AGENIb EUK is mi EN-
V.B. PALMER, the American Newspaper
Agent, is the only authorized Agent for thi:
paper in the cities of Bo ston, New York ant
Philadelphia, and is duly empowered to take
advertisements and subscriptions at the rates
as required by us. His receipts will be re-
arded as payments. His offices are-Boston
Scollay's Buildings; Philadelphia, N. w
corner Third and Chestnut streets. n. YorF
Tribune buildings.
Fdyette-Andrew ]. Herndon. :,
HantspiHe-W h, Samuel,G. II. Burckhart
Bloomington-ThomasG G. Sharp.
Linneus-H. WILKERsoN.
Contradictions H. GROVE.
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TERMsoF ADVERTISING

One square, (l2lines or less) One Dollar
for the first, and so cents fo each subsequent
insertion.
Liberia deductions made to Merchants and
others who advertise by the year.
JOB PRINTING,
OF everydescription, executed with neatness
and despatch, on reasonable terms.
JUSTICES BLANKS AND BLANK DEEDS,
Neatly executed, kept constantly on hand
and for sale low.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-12-05
Charles B. Fallenstcin,
GLASGOW. MO.

GLASGOW, MO,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
raNCyAND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes'
RONNETS AND INDIA RUBBER
GOODS, HARDWARE, CARPETS
READY MADE CLOTHING, fc.
,e Front Street, Glasgow, Mo.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-12-05
BIT. T. PRawlTT, JNo' "
PreWitt & Henry.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Fayette, MO-
n will attend TO all business entrusted to
them in Howard, and the counties ADJOINING
Particular attention paid to collecting.
6TOffice in Crigler's Frame buiid'ng '"'
doors above the Receivers Ohce'
Nov Is lS49--v.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-12-05
ATTORNEY at Law,
G.. III. Burckhartt,

a TTORNEY AT LAW, Huntsrine, ho
n Will practice law in the countes OF
Randolph, Charlton, Howard boohe' Monloe,
Adair and SCHUYLER. All business entrusted
TO him will receive his prompt attention.
Office in the I'd story above McCampoeii a.
Coates store. oct@
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-12-05

PROD E X U Z 3,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants
Commercial Street, St. Louis, Mo.
Between vinestreet and Washington Avenue
REFERENCES.
Nessrs Roe g. KERcHEvAL, st. Louis.
ID E. WALSH,
=. CuourEAu g. VALE. -
:. HASENKAMP d Co. {"
-s A." ]. w. HARRIS g. Co., glasgow
- FERRY e. BARTHoLow,
s. Louis. January II, leoo'-iy'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-12-05

r VIZ n,.cEs DIR. T. II. GRAVES.
r. w. Digges &CO.
WHOLESALE g. RETAIL DRUGGISTS
(Corner Market and lst street)
GLASGOW, MO.
B. H. SMITH,
Attorney at Law,
TRENTON, GRUMPY Co. Mo.
TWILL promptly attend to all business,
" entrusted TO his care, in the Courts oi
the Eleventh Judicial Circuit. nolo'
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GLASGOW WEEKLY TINES
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
0Gce on Water Street, Up Stairs, merit
door to the Glasgow House.

.. TERMsoF PUBLICATION.
Fer ono year, if paid in advance, 80 OF
If not paid before the end of the year, 8 OF
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-10
ARasutifnl EXTRACT.

Stand, o man! upon the hilI-top-in the
stiffness ofthO evening hOur-and gaze, not
with joyous, but with contentod eyes, upon
the beautiful world around thee! See where
the mists soft and dim, riso over the green
meadows, through which the rivulct steels its
wayl See where broadcast and stillest, the
wave expands to the full smiles ofthe setting
sun--and the willow that trembles on the
brecze-and thu oak that stands firm in the
storm, are reflected back, peaceful both
from the clear glass Of he tides. See whore
begirt by the harvest, and backed by the
pump Of a thousand groves-.he roofs Of the
town bssks, nOiseless, in tho calm glow Of
the sky. Not sound from those abodes
floats in dscOrd TO thine cRr--only from the
church tower, soaring high above the rest,
perhaps family heard through tbs stiffness
swe.s tho note Of q holy bell. Among the
mead, low skins the swallow-oa tho wave,
the silver circuet, breaking into spray, shows
the sport Of fish. See the earth how serene,
though all eloquent OF activity and life! See
&c heavens how benign, though dark clouds,
by yOn mountain, blend the purple with the
gold! Gaze coatcnted, for good around thee
not joyous, Tor evil is the shadow Of good!
Let thy soul pierce through the veil of the
senses, and Thy sight plunge deeper than the
surface which gives delight to thine eye
! Below !hc glass Of that river, the pike darts
on his prey; the circle in the wave, the soft
pIash among the reeds, arc signs of Destroy
er and Victm. In the ivy rOlnd the oak by
margin, the owl hungers for tho night, which
saall give is beak aad is ta!oRs feed for lis
young; and the sDray Of the willow trembles
with the wing Of the TeIbreas', whose bright
ere sees the worms Ola the sod. Canst thou
count too, 0 man! a!lthe cRres-an he sias
I--that those Ruiseless root-tcps conceal
VITA every curl OF that sRoke 10 the SKY hu
man Thought scars as dark, & kuz1aa hop
meks as briefly. And the boil from the
church tower, that 10 the ear gives ba; music
perhaps knells for tho dead. The swallow
but chases tho moth, and the clouds tha
3 decpcns the glory Of the heavens, and the
sweet shadows on the Garth, nurse but The
; thunder that shall rend the grove, aud the
storm that shall devastate.tho harVests. No
with fear, not with doubt, recognize, o NOR
tai, the preseue Of evil in the world. HusL
Thy heart in the kumbleness Of awe, that it
mirror may reflect as serenely the shadow
as tho ligdt. Vainly for The moral dost tho,
gaze on the IaRdscap, il thy sOuI put no cbecl
on the dull delight Of lac senses. Tw
) Fwiags Oay raise thee 10 The summit Of trait
where he ckerurb shall comfort the zorro,
= where the scraph shall enlghtcn tho JOS
Dark as ebon. spreads the one wing, whit
as saow the Other--mOurnful as thy r0asS
! when it descends into the deeP-exulting 4
Thy faith when it springs to the day-sta
Bul,oeY.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-10

IHE BALANCE OF POWER.-Great Brit.
Eln not content with having something TO do
with the settlement of European politics, has
the folly TO imagine il can undertake to set
Tie questions Of American policy. The
Times announces very oracularly-
Any ate pit on The part of the United
STATES to possess herself of further territory,
ronld render Il a matter of absolute necessi-
ty on the part of England TO interfere ana
Preccnt such aggression"
just now the United States have as much
as they can do TO consolidate and harmonic
their recent acquisitions. They want to
build lew thousand factories, aud be ready
to prevent the rest o. mankind from suffering
for cotton cloth, when the British mile can
not supply them for want of the raw pro-
duct. But ere long BrOlS~r Jonathan will
have his present numbered decks cleared for
action, and then we will SEQ Whistler John
Bull can help himself
lac two governments are very polite
they are on the best terms-iheir respective
mni.;ers make faltering speeches at cattle
shows. fairs, ETC., but IheY hate each other
with all the sincerity Of two fashionable la
dies. who are mnde up of false teeth, false
friendship, and whose only mOdicum of sin
certify, is their entire hate. As yet, we are
mutually dependent on each other. Each is
tFyi & TO shake of this baleful dependence
Britain searches every nook andi corner Of
The earth for 4 cotton region. America is
rapidly learning to manufacture not only for
herself, bat shortly loF the world. As soon
as either succeeds, then these wreatheI
smiles will give place to frowns and killing
glsnces. We long for Iheday when this
country shall be Truly ,indePendent-whea
within our own limits shall be manufactured
The cotton of our fields. Ten years more OF
such progress as the last, will enable the
United States 10 give law 10 the Western
World Halifax. the Bermudas, the BAHIA,
mas, and the Belize of Honduras, must be
ours. Their possession by Great Britain Is
dangerous TO our commercial power. Tha
first war necessarily gives US what oul
wants render ours. Political necessity, con
drmed by physical power, constitute tbs
best title i'll all ages to desirable posse ssious
" o. Daily Crescent.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-10
MISCELANEOU GUS.
Rise Of Senator Rusk.

The tragedy of Nacogdoches, and the ro-
mantle incidents which led to the Texan
war of independence, find their parallel
only in the Roman history of Lucretia and
the elder Brutus. Juan Costa was a per.
son of great influence and bravery in the
wild forests; but he fell under the displeas-
ure of Santa Anna, and his minion Pedras,
the commandant at Nacogdoches was sent
to ares: him. He arrested the father at
his supper table, attended by his only
daug hter-a young girl of surprising beau
ty and intelligence. He loaded him with
chains, aud cast him into prison notwth-
standing her tears and eutreties. Finally
he proposed to free the father if the daugh-
ter would consent to sacrifice her innocence
and honor She rejected the infamous pro-
position with blow in the face; when the
armed ruffian swore horrible oath to exc
cute his will on them both and then.
With dark eyes, fearless, CLASSY, fixed as
those of corpse, yet flashing a double
portion of luminous fire, she mounted a
horse and hurried away wildly around the
country. She halted at every house, no
matter whether Mexican or American, and
rehersed in tones of thrilling horror, her ia
timid modesty, all weakness, had vanished
from her tongue, utterly consumed by the
scorching thirst for vengeance.
She painted in passions fiery language, and
with awful minuteness, the facts Of the
ldamning deed; she barred her virgin bosom
and showed the livid marks of the ravisher' s
fingers among the maZes Of those azure
veins along the surface of that expanse OF
: snow, SO polluted and soiled, but before
pure as the CLEAN of an angels wings.
And still, whenever the beautiful maid
J wandered, deafening yell of wrath and
vengeance rose up against the tyrants
The people of both races and all glasses
few to arms, appointing general rendez-
. vous for the 25th Of June, at the residence
) of the absent aud now imprisoned Juan
| Costa.
t 1t was there debated by the people as tc
J the mode of attack; and whoshould be theil
, leade:' but nothing being agreed on, the
: whole assemblage bid fair to break up il
confusion, when tall and powerfully bull
| stranger, who had just entered Texas from
? the States, came forward and addressed thu
multitude as follows:
81 am stranger, but am also a man
: and owe my life, soul, body, health, hap
1 piness-all-all 20 woman, my mother
n And if turn deaf ear to the prayers Q
o an innocent woman asking my aid agains
t villain, may my mother and my go
: curse me! | go for one, and should yol
i all stay behind-alone to fight Col. Pedra
r and his armed ravishers of your wives an
: daughters"
The speech was received with three trs
: mendons cheers, and then general shou
,fl that seemed to shake the solid earth, utteI
! ed the first peal Of the revolution. "W
: will 90. Death to the tyrants! FreedoT
for Texas the giant shall be our leader.