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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-04
AMERICANS roRBIppES TO ENTER

AMERICANS FORBIDDEN TO ENTER
AUsTRIA.-The Tribune translates the
following incident from the Post lei
tUng:
IAN Engiishman and an American
were going TO Prague TO take lessons of
List. At Dresden they applied to the
Austrian ambassador TO get their pass
ports wise. The Englishman had i,
done without difficulty, ibu, it was an
nounced 10 the American that, by vir-
Tue Of instructions from the cabinet Of
Vienna, the entrance 10 the Austrian
States was forbidden TO the citizens
of the United States. The American
declared that he should appeal to the
Austrian cabinet"
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WESTERN HEMP.--The Washington
correspondent of the Louisville Conrier
says:
IL learn that the committee on naval
affairs in The House have unanimously
agreed to report, awarding Billings a
contract for 800 tons of American water
rotted hemp to be delivered annually
for the term Of five years, at the price
specifically set out in my previous let
ters 10 you. They also provide, tina,
the rest of the consumption of this sta
pie product of the West. by the navy
department, which is estimated at from
three TO four hundred tons more pei
annum-shall be given 10 the lowest
bidder, provided the price does not ex'
eeed tha, paid to Billings, and that the
Secretary Of the Navy shall advertise
for proposals as he has previously done,
In the event of no other persons agree
ing to take The quantity thus advertis
ed for at the rates at which Billing:
contracts for, then he is TO have il all
as tha. was his bid in the first instance
Another important recommendation
of the committee is tha, the standard Of
the test be increased from 1900 pounds
to 44O0, difference. which is supposed
by many, will operate injuriously to tn
hemp grower Of Kentucky, This ang
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, March 2

w hsHlNGioNB MdiCu 90.
SENATE.-Mr. Webster rose to make
an explanation for the purpose Of de.
Tending his recent speech from the
charge of being inconsistent with his
remarks on slavery, made in ls4s. He
said some person had been edifying the
Senate by sending round piece of pa.
per quoting from the two speeches.
He would undertake to say now, that if
any body could make these quotations
for the purpose of showing any incon-
sistency. that no either did not UNDER
stand the subject, or was not candid
There was no inconsistency--he had
never voted for any increase Of slavery
or slave territory. He would carry out
the compact made with Texas; having
resisted unsuccessfully the making of
the compact, he would not now violate
il after il was made.
Mr.. Hale replied that the compact
was made in ls45 and was just as
much reality in ls4s as it was in 1850,
and it seemed to him that under the Cir
cumstances there was an unwarrantable
difference of sentiment--he had, how
ever, in his allusion. designed no cen.
sure nor disrespect.
Mr.. Webster observed, that If he did
not intend quoting to show inconsistent
cy, he could not see what his object
was.
HousE.-The bill to supply defcien'
ces in appropriations for the present
fiscal year were taken up, and questions
on amendments reported from the CON-
mittee of the whole.
The amendment voting $4,000 for Z
Minister to Prussia and s4,5OO for a
Charge to Austria was concurred in
yeas la, nays72.
The amendment appropria,ing 5000,
600 for subsistence, &c. for the Florida
Indians, was concurred In--yeas 10y,
nays rs. Other amendments were
concurred in and the bill passed the
House.
The House then went into Commit
Zee of the Whole on the California
question.
Mr.. Thurston said, he was the first
representative from Oregon on this
floor. He came here, not asa party
man. He had been grieved to hear
California slandered, because she had
dared TO protec, herself and ask for ad-
mission. His opinion was, that Cali.
fornia should be admitted into the I'm
ion, without plucking single hair from
the silver locks of her golden Constitu-
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G., Id. BUrcISIiartt,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Huntsville, Mo
IA Will practice law in the counties Of
Randolph, Charlton, Howard, Boone, Monroe,
Adair and Schuyler. All business entrusted
TO him will receive his prompt attention.
Office in the I'd story above McCsmpbell g.
Coates store. oct24-34.
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Charles Ii. Fallen tcin, ,
GLASGOW, MO.

GLASGOW, MO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Hats md Caps, Boots and Shoes,
SONNETS AND INDIA RUBBER
GOODS, HARDWARE, CARPETS,
READY MADE CLOTHING, fc.
% Front Street, Glasgow, Mo.
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A young lady being asked by men,
Der of the Women's Right Society, if
she belonged to any society. replied
Yes,I belong to good society
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poST. 7. PRawIrT, JNo. W.
PreWitt & Henry.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Fayette, Mo, ,
fA will attend to all business entrusted to
them in Howard, and the counties adjoining.
Particular attention paid to collecting.
0TOfice in Crigler's Frame building two
doors above the Receivers Office.
Nov l5 lSl9--y
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Ons square, Q2 lines or less) One Dollar
FOR the first, and 80 cents fo r each subsequent
Insertion.
Liberal deductions made to Merchants and
others who advertise by the year.
JOE PRINTING,
or every description, executed with neatness
and despatch, on reasonable terms.
JUSTICES BLANKS AND BLANK DEEDS,
Neatly executed, kept constantly on hand,
and for sale low.
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+. A. Savage,
EALER IN

DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS, BOOTS 9 SHOES,
Hsts. Caps. Hard and Queensware, Nails, dc.
Water street, Glasgow.
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PROD UCE BR OKERS,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
Commercials St. Louis, No.
Between Vine street and Washington Avenue
REFERENCES.
Messrs. Roe g. KERcHEvAL, St. Louis.
ID Z. WALSH, ...
CHouTEAU g. VALE.
HANENKAmP d 20.
]. W. HARRIS g. Co., Glasgow.
"a PERRY g. BARTHoLow.
H Louis. January H. ls5O.-Iy.F
TDLANK DEEDS, and Justices Blanks fo
ID sale at this office
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A company Of Cistercian monks
from France are TO be settled in Iowa.
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THE TIMES

HMessrs. Benton. Phelps, Hall and
Green, have placed US under obliga.
tions TO them for public documents.
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GLASGOW WEEKLY TIMES
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
efes on Waller Street, Up Stairs, sert
door to the Glasgow House.

TERMS OF PUBLICATION.
For one year, if paid in advance, a. OO
Ii paid before the end Of the year, 3 90
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arTtvaIs a me FF7aeIpaI IIo7sIs.....59s77

Arrivals a. the PFIneIpaI faolsIs...ss70sl7-
81; Cnkats4.--Mr Dsani Mis- Kabssiy, Ct: A. Y
Sfl.9s r H1nkin and lady. w II. atHbbn1, u GfasIl
~ ~ Bsglnak, 3. 9. HambH1, g. g. Moeqhes q
fl, ss. Missi ~ Tqieioa. J. A. Campbsn ?. 81
= y y. Harley and son, Maios De11 w. BOB.
80 - nossfiss Magn-s w r FsTguou, n. III Lee
fae lam{y >. y JFaighoad and LADY, G. W. LoRsn, G. b.
y ere1, r. n; Love 81 LOUIS; Mrs. We5ste Bait
= E Esd' T. nslson Tenn; Z Al wdgh. 2 z. Doug
Bs Ya "A n ~ es an u Fse T W King, Z.
NJ. Heiian, Phil; J., B. Glars. Del = s--
yERANpA,--g. 3; Wazer, Mobie. u Tbomuaou. I. z
Woodng. y. q; = Ives Mis A. u faFies m u Fsr
rer, Ala; Caps n: u J. r flsy and iaiy. Ky.:
w. PBgh, W. Poik, g. N. Se7graTe, W fsarcsn "A
family, T. Owen, n. Caude9 Dr. h. t. Giibks. iu a..
AFde s AID tamIY r Rs Gar ~ family Gees "A
Maria f. B. BiaseT TX K b Tad foda VI b.s s1 y
Ferggon, lady and child J. Marsh. Mis- Marsh p. Par
ner, MI. Manly.
HEwLErI's-J..s Walker, n. o; j.. Davidson. wm.
Il. RoNiy, T. n. Hampson, = Plat, D. l.. Phaez, w l.
Gage VIM. Lewis, T. y Brown, j. z. Kirkland. MiEI:
Z: DEpess }. Rsts A. J. Ronaldson, La; n. simmons,
Mr. Long, 9. A Bass, w Sutton, G. z. Wilson, 3 n
Pennington, ". r.: A. N. Travis Upper California
PLAETERs'.R. Boulemet, J. Anthoney, Mobile 8. T.
folt LeRoy, u 4. Wootens KY: I. "a: Hewcomh, NJ
hulleT Mss; e. 2 Doane, Mo-; ". Willis, Tenn Tha.-
Davis Ohio; g. =. White, La.s W. II. Chappen, L. Az
gles, N. o.
ARcABE-T o. Reed j. J. Beard, La; J. B. Brooks.
=; Meeombss Mo- Dr. Payne J. Robinson, A. NJ Baker,
ny; VIM. Keefe N. o.; d. 8. Aud, ]. VI. Armstrong;.
Ala; w. Manning, Boston. = =
CoNgEEcIAL--W. X. York, XVI. A. Julius, r. w
Allen, Mrs; Bel. Chm; w. i. Jewell, Ind; w. H
johnson, Tenn; A. Freim- Mo.
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Good Mdding -f11z9f15s Coed and Fine 1571in1l
T0BACCO.The only sale reported was Is case. Fio,sds
Leaf flers and wrappers, at Il. Is 81 q and Il
sc. y ID.
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs.--Ths saiss Of suss,. d.
pte the unfzvorabe weather. embraced about so hhs a
steady rates, say 3s94Sc. for Fair Prime OF olaase
800 bbls taken 15a lsz orinfeor fair and IS
for prime and choice.
FLOUR.-There was scarcely any thing doing in Flour
and the sales confined to few small lots % 30
% 30 for superne Illinois, and IS 62h9s5 s7k for extra
and choice St Louis
CORNThe bad weather recently has depressed the Corn
Market and 5000 sacks sod including 200 ia los
4s94z, small lot 49, and 600 800 sacks CHE
quantity be fixed the buyers option and the delivery 20
take place the first fair day) at 45c. y busheL
CORN MEAL.-A lot of 100 bbls. Asnu-driei brought
~ IS p Dbl.
PROVISIONS-The Pork market is irmex, and : lot Of
800 bbs Mess thoroughly overhauIed and branded, sSd
80 50i also, several smaller lots die same and Is bb Pms
% % y Dbl. Small sales of Bacon 81 for pnms
Sides and s4e for the best Shoulder. In Lard eoz
hear Of no large sales.
EALT.-There has been decided movement in the Salt
market recently, and in addition what reported on Sat
uday hear Of nearly 600 sacks Liverpool purchased to
arrive including 1900 sacks from eargoes assorted at $50
dc Tor fourth Fine, up Soc. for third Fine about
ID coo sacks Coarse prices made public Fine i vey
and has been delivered from second hands for
few days back, under 81 40. Coarse Gel 90 in brown
and bleaehed sacks
HAY.-sales of 100 tons Western at eli 90 y ton
BAGGING AND ROPE--A sale of 30 pieces and 50
coils at lslz and &c. cash.
COFFEE-Pnces of Rio still on the advance and $50
bags sold, intending 900 by party l2s13 1900
la, and the residue at 125z4 1Sc. For the baanes of
the Renders cargo (about 39 bag) &c. has been refused
WHlSkY-Finner. SALES, 81 bbls. Rectifed In two lots
al g. and 30 Raw at zSizc. v gallon.
FkElGHrs.-A ship taken to load At Freepct with Pork
foy Hssfun &c. -
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A SUscPIoUs Vessel. BY the schooner
Catharine, arrived last evening from Curacao, VIC
learn that Spanish brig the Quanartama, which
had been lying in Curacao some four months, un-
dergoing repairs, sailed from that port on the Sd
December, as was supposed for Laguayra, but as
suspicion was entertained, arising from her
taking on board some 80 kegs of powder (her sole
cargo, with the exception of provisions and bal.
last9 Dutch man-of-war was dispatched to La
guayra, and on her arrival no such vessel had ar
rived there. She then proceeded to Coro, where
they were informed she had stopped and taken 70
men and arms, and proceeded to the West The
rest is mystery. The vessel was fine clipper
brig of about 240 tons, and mounted nine l2-pound-
ers. The Quanartama will probably turn out to be
a saver.-Neto York Express, I0th inst.
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NEW ORLEANS cATTLE MARKET

LAFAYETTE, Sunday, Jan. a8r.N.-Aniveds since Friday
steamers Constitution, AmeEca Alex Scott Saiatn aad
Uncle Sam, with al Beeva g Cows ~ Calves 4s4 Hogs,
and so Sheep.
Prices:-Beef Cattle, s'<95ae. y b net Hogs, exc
3Ac ~ h net; Sheep 81 1901 % Is y head Much Ceurs,
90 069 s4S 90 p head; CaiUes. S5s95Izc. y b net
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AUDAcIoUs RoBBERY.-An audacious robbery
was Perpetrated on Friday morning at the watch
making establishment Of Mr.. Girard at the corner
Of Dauphin and Commerce streets, Mobile. Mr..
Girard is accustomed to carry his stock of watches
home with him at night, in a box adapted to the
purpose. On that morning, about 7 o'clock, he
opened his door, which is on Dauphin street, and
deposited his box Of watches behind his counter.
He then stepped out on Commerce street to opeu
his windows, and in the interim some seoundreI
crept into his shop, seized the box and carried il
away. The robbery was done in an instant Mr..
Girard observed through his window the shoulder
of the man, but supposing that he merely looked
in to see what o'clock il was, did not suspect any
thing wrong, until he came to look for his. box
Mr.. Girard is an industrious, and most ingenious
and excellent citizen, and this great loss, if he be
made responsible for it, will bear heavily upon him
reward Of 5000 is offered for the detection Of the
thief and the recovery OF the property, or one-haI
for either.
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10 The easterly winds prevailing for the last
forty-eight hours have brought into port a very
large fleet Of packet ships from abroad, all with
heavy eargoes OF great value. These vessels are
Packet ship ST Nicholas, from Hayre November IS;
Southampton, from London, December 8;
Albert Gallatin, from Liverpool, November g;
Constitution, from Liverpool, Decembes 81;
John Il. Skddy, from Liverpool, November 20 :
Sheridan, from Liverpool, November IL;
Ship Telassie, from Havre, November II
Ship Howqua, from Canton, September e.
Besides these, the steamer Southerner arrived
last night about 10 O'Clock, from Charleston. She
had a passage, with head winds nearly all
the way. There have been also great many YES
sells from Southern ports foreign and coastwise.--
NetC York Express 10th inst
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FALL OF PART oE THE TowEK or THE CArsEpRst-
Between II and Y O'Clock Saturday ornnE portion Of
the central Of the Cathedral erecting d front Of
the Place dAmes. fell in with tremendous crash carrying
with il part Of the arced roof and nurB the building to the
extent of several thousand dollars The main wall on the
South much shaken that IL has sprung some eight
nche and may have be partly pulled down. 1t is
stated that the accident occurred from the removal of the
semcircular framework upon which the arch forming re-
for the organ built this done before the work
sufficiently seasoned bear the weight required col
ored man. named Isaac employed foemsn severely
injured by the fall of the work
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The OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
The prOPrietors Of the New York, Southampton
and Bremen line Of steamships, have decided to re-
sumo the monthly communication between New
York city and Bremen, on the 10Th of February,
instead of waiting until March, before announced.
The Washington will sail first, and the Hermann
on the succeeding month. The machinery of both
has been strengthened and the boiler of the latter
Reconstructed to generate steam rapidly.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
. 29o 81, %" N.-LoNeIrUDE sOo w.
cleared Saturday.

Ship Emily Taylor, CiauSen, Boston, G. Foster & Co
S ship Merchant Emerson San tranelseo Iohn Msgsst
Bark Alehemet Ali, Amie Marseiiless A Laniear Co
Bark Paro, kinney Malseill5s Jenkins Buddendorn
ScI. Alice, Miner Pensacola, ]. Hurley
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MONDAY, January III at hAipas 10 o'elock-Ml
AZ tbe a2rs Of nss.ra neDowel fsk - Grasier
ads Dak and Blue PDu Reg4ta shrngs Cotton ia
Lben Meetings. Prnted Jaconets Bed lh, Gingsln Teus
Checks Csatees Cheeks and LdJe Linen o
du koId Cambria Handkerchief eartgn Blown
iiolands lrsh Linens assorted quality together win
variety Of otief goods.
| Terms sale.
Catalogues viii be ready early morning Of ru. Ials
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STATES MAhShAf4'S SALE.
.NJrmca Cooper u Co. and IAterUonOrs VS. Steamboat
Warrior, etc.. In the District Court Of the o. States
for the Eastern District of Louisiana. No, $50
II virtue of writ OF vendioni exponas directed in
- the above entitled suit will sell to the highest bidder at
public auon Banks Arcade, on Magazine street. New
Orleans, on MONDAY, the 18Th day Of January 1850 at
the hour of y o clock M
The steamboat w ARRIOR, her Tackle Apparel and Fur
niture, she now lies the opposite side of the river
Terms and Condition of SGe-Cash, payable at the time
of adjudication.
U. s. MARsHAL's OFFICE, New Orleans, Jan. Is 1850
ja16 81 % Eastern District of Louisiana.
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MOBILE TRoTTING RACES. : Second boy,
Thursday-First Raee-Two-mile Heats in Har-
ness, Purse Sl50.-For this race there were two
entries, Charley Fisher and Ned Roe, but, in con-
sequence of the withdrawal of the former, there
was no contest.
Second Raoe.-Mile heats best three in five
Pacing, purse S100-go as you please. Three
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STEAMBOATS,.

~n-. For MobIIe-DaTLY mNs~
Haatstt7sef.z-N u S. MAIL LINE e aE5sl4aizcrziN
Rasl; ifsgf T. 6HY spf N q cbson
S1 Lac sR = via asy .1S9 a1sss
S SSoSs s LSde Cabin a. b # e
dung e wesk on The arrival e the Lake Of the O'Clock
IS G.isa e. a GG6bEs Agents. 10 Bank Place.
sa1 The Packet Yt PRIDE RES Of sTgig WEST
sas nam = .t eSst R az HE ofdd
q Hunt receiving freight and will leave above.
For freight passage, having unsurpassed accommodations
AG js O0' at Kyle Kyle j oG HafS5 ~ Poy
~ ID The Pride of the West is very ighdraugh and viii
- Psctet steamer 1 NioNTG9 MEBi For
aeioa New Gaass Graz sad
The ney TasFFcent 2SsassE steamer q H %
sas aSaS 5 sos 3 o G0s sona Fer freight Or pas
jail r, B. SMITH. S6 Magazine st.
49, ssybreofHFoi louisville. Evansville. CAIRO
Ssns s .iss%s5 NdGE % s @
above and intermediate landings, MONDAY, The list
bea slS B. Sniff Psass aRsy on
Rsg !. Red River Packet sHAMROCK--For
- oehes and Aiexandna- new and swiff-run.
aS g &C. haS Sd HAMR3GK Capt ma yin
DAY ne "a lnst az oc9ck 2 y For freight o! pas
n vile, Madison. Cincinnati and Portsmouth,
aziszs The new, superior and light draugh! passen-
10Y RECEIVING freight and win leave above on TUES
having UNSURPASSED aecommoiations ann on hoard ~ ~
Poydfas street yhari or 10 i'T'' IN ' - e
jal HYDE g. OGIESBY I2 Povdras st
M b. The New Orleans L an entirslv nev hsy ard has
large airy sate.rooms - S '-'' '1
-fIsG h For Louis, The new and light :draught
now Receiving freight, and vii fp leave ior ne
aDov. ahl iiliermeiae Iandnes on VEIN ESA The "A
inst O. clock p n For freight ar nassara HAVING
celent Accommodations anpy On hoard to9t az PoSdras
street wharf, or to ~ " y
L iaH o. NJ WHITE I6 Povdras At
- - : : : M, "a, - -. ~ - - y
Mag N 10y anu iallhhaIchie tNer racket
lSsaaasA1- dAVNA-Fof nouih o. Coid w aier, ARa-
ez<1 atooa l|oeopols Lelore, GREENWOOD, marfon,
i,ita; 400 Ct5 and al intermediate andlngs- On
~ tne "a INST, at CLOCK p MIIhe elegant
III lunnns passenger packet steamer LAIOHA, l.
For th , now Iesslng eigl ana VII ea'e as ABOVE
jazi r. b. STIiH. IS Magazine 81.
N. b. The Latona will take freight for the Ller Talla
hatchie with the pnvilege OF re.sbipving
-. - / - :, - :, -. =
.if1n-1 m l I l nlter FSchet a mEhaCA
~ ~ 5olIson master Fof = aslyhle JARS
a VIE, S Sahton, EddyyHie, smlthand, Paau
can alnl lelnphs- ne new magnificent and tastrunnng
ia ia S i $1,000; VIII eaye on WEDN Es
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TIE additions and Improvements in this House made
n during the past will render its facilities for 49,
accommodations inferior TO Hotel the country 75s&
new and elegant DINING Room and several suits of ii
apartments for families haye been furnished the adj
Joining building on St Charles street, thus making this de-
modatons tor gentlemen have been propoonaey increased
w extent and convenience The pnopneOrs, while acknowl-
egng their obligation the friends and patrons
81 NE Seanda for the liberal support has received under
heir administration would the assure them that
no eNeon on their part shall be lacking warrant conn.
uance Of their avors. NewOreans Dee III Is49
dis I'm d. NJ EiuDPETu \ N'
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NEW ORLEANS:
MONDAY MORNING. JANUARY ~. 1850.

YEsTERDAY's ITENsThe disagreeabIe weather yestef.
day made it emphaficaiy duH everywhere and ha7e
nothing Of interest in the way Of Ioeas-for where all was
barren what could be EIeaBeds
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H. n Princeton, Vicksburg and NIiIliken's
sh ssfs3 Bend Weekly Packet Steamer MONT
Pnnceton Yicksburg, Milken's Bend, War
enton New Carthage Grand Gulf, Rodney and Natchez.
The magnificent reg liar passenger packet MONTGO
Capt. j. Estes will positively permanently in the trade
throughout the season. and will leave or the above ali
intermediate landings EVERY MONDAY, at O'Clock
sl4 T. B. SMITH. So Magazine st.
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List of vessels In Port Not Cleared.

Correetsd sgery mornE especially for The Crescent
ROtsin the First municipality ldesignated following
able by al d the Nos. the Railroad and
the Second 2 the No. above the Steamboat Land
No being Flahoat Landing. In the Third tm9 the Nos
0nence The Ralnad and down No being Ferry Nhs
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AUCTION SALES.


s Saef for DC SsnsonGlaxez Bank and other
soek Tuesdays and Tursays; Heal Esa Wednssays and
6atarday Y o'clock Baul Arcade General airs sr-
mediate dayA nt- oace No 70 Banks arcade Passaae
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MOBILE TRoTTING RACES. - Second Day,
Thursday-FrSt Race-Two-mile heats in har-
ness, purse Slj0.-For this race there were two
entries, Charley Fisher and Ned Roe, but, in con-
sequence of the withdrawal of the former there
was no contest . Second Race-Mile heats, best
three in fve-Pacing, purse S100-go as you
please. Three entries:
f. C. Ewer's g. M Queen ......:..............I I |
w. l. Nunnalees b. g. PHRkiR .....,.i..,....-..3
VIM CotiTelfs g. g, Dary Crockett Sdr.
Time, 3;2l-3i4a-37.
Third Day. Friday.-The first race advertised
Ned Roe and Charley Fisher. The second race
was for two-mile heats-proPrietor's purse Of $50,
with entrance added. The following is the result:
Barnes CHI BHekskia
Elus
Chambers CHI G. Barney. dis.
Nunnalees b. PuRkiR A dis.
Time, 6:26-6:l6
The track was in terrible condition, the rain
having fallen with 'vigor and endurance quite
novel even at this season Of the year.
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