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TrxAs-Colonel Walton, bearer OF dispatches to Gov.
ernoi Bell arrived here Wednesday morning BY express
from New Orleans. He brings, we understand, eitei
transmitted by telegraph 10 New Orleans, advising the
governor OF the passage Of the Texas boundary bill
through Congress-, and requesting that the Legislature
would remain in sesson until the could be formally
and officially communicated 10 the State authorities BY
the Presdent-A,stin (Tsras) STATE Gaasfe SePt q.
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BARBKcUR Ma. CLAY.-By telegnphic despatch from
the Louisville Journal learns that great Union
barbecue without distinction Of parry is TO be given to Mr.
Clay on I7th Lexington The proposition WINS recev
ed by the thousands agricultural fair with enthusias
"a,
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The citizens Of Nashville and its vicinity were anxious
to give the honor Of apubc dinner the members Of
Congress from Tennessee. their return from Washing
ton con account Of the settlement OF the questions
nected with slavery u" but Mr.. g. w. Jones replied, by
telegraph, that they could ..not accept"
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Proposals for Rssions
HsApeuAartss MAINE Cons. 80
Qnartermasfers once, -
Washington, Oct y, iooo
cErARATE PROPOSALS. will received this cMce nssi
y O'Clock m, Monday, 1Ith day Of Noyemes
fanishins Marines me "owms -
lions, for the year 1851, viz stsa. sPe q 49,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire F .ANs2 ~
Cbarfestown, Massschnsetsi EtH4 ~
Brookiyn, Long Island, New Yors l"
Pbilsdeiphis, Pcnn-yivania @ 4nA tsNitrs
Gosport, NORTON, v6Einiai Nia = haN sstsa
Pensacola, Florida and aA aAle EtM
washington, District OF COLUMBIA .lA-
Each raicn pound aud quarter Of fresh beef
pound Of mess pork eighteen ounces eeed
crncn OF pounds Of good coffee, twelve pounds
Orleans eight Of the best white
four vinegar Of salt four pounds q good hard
and and half pounds VI good hard dppsd ow
candies 10 hundred rafiops $3.50 ~ .s - s...sta
The required Of command
ocer Of each station, either hulk single son snn
shall consist % the best and choice pieces Of the GARCIA M
pork 90 he No. prime pork, and the groceries INC 49,
quality q the kinds named, subject 10 inspection -
No bid VIII BE- entertained at this ohce unless ~
copnct, awarded. The sufhcency Of 'he s"sne'
certified by some official person. . ,a.,,
To be endorsed I" Proposals Tor Rsiions of io'1
Advertiser Boston, Mss. bunker nm Aurora chsiescwn Ns
New Work Courier Enquirer Mirror, Eapfcs ana r9 new
Yort Rsokn EVENING Star, Brooklyn Long ISLAND fneae
ris Sor,h Asrcan sun Daily Times Pmadsiphs Patriot
vvhs md Rspublcan Richmond, Va; Norfolk hescce
ana usd Nork and the Pensacola Gazette, Pensacosa
s. I i've the Insertions, EACH per week, and
~ accompanied by printed Of the advertise
pnsrs 40 rhis once for payment 4Rs+- ~ III
Oct n-aa~m
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Wood is doubtless elected by some 1000 plurality
LEGISLATURES.
This 10 probably wing The wings and wing Free sellers
gain a senator from Summit and Portage. which gives TO
assembly the following wing gains are reported,
Jefferson, l; franklin, I; Coshoclon, l; Summit, )
II these be added two from Licking as reported there
is 10 be chosen both full term and the va
cancy. R .Hanh
MgnBERs OF CONGRESS cHosEN.-Whg: I'd district Lewis
ID Cam be (iree-soer y III, Gen Hiram Bell 4h, Benz
amin Stanton 10Th. Samuel Galloway; 18th, John Welsh
l4h Alexander ufper 18th, Ebcn Newton, u
10th, Joshua r. Gddings, (ndependent free.soiler)
Democrats; LIST district David I. Disney I'd, Alfred
Edgenon 9Th. Frederick Greenj 1h, Dr. + M Esbery
Iitb, George II. Basby; 18th. Moses Hoagiand 7th,
Joseph Gable lsth DAVID X. Cartier; 2ls, N. s. Town
shend. a.a. .gll .ass a .r
| Baltimore Clipper Of yesterday.
The Bsltsnors Csty Elsetssa. stF
The OF the city OF baltimore performed impor-
bers Of 10Th branches City Council The day
pleasant OF the and afforded excellent
opportunity for a full turnout OF the voters The contest,
the opening OF the polls till the close was warmly con
elected by majority OF 77f votes. and the Guy Council
stands folloxs Fist branch IL democrats and
wings Second branch democrats and wings.
MAYOR.
Jerome, twhg, s,s6t
Turner, (demj $751;
Majority for Mr.. Jerome N
Whole number Of votes poed, 10. Is9-being $50 lee
than nj the governors election, @
sty New Hanpshire Election
Bosros. October s.New Hampshire hsld slectian io'
q have the party dominant IN that state were
allowed to have everything their own way.
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JJWW POUNDS benca un, beN
100 DO rexnius anthony
10 do small horse shoe nails
10 do large do
lS-inch lennon saws
u upright saw blades, rs inches long by inch wide
100 hack do DO do
~ hand vices, assorted sixcs
II bench vices, medium size
~ spring cainpcrs, assorted sire
~ iointed compssscs '#
set wood turning tools, complete ,..
2 do socket chiseis, from 10 inch, conpe"
Jcarpenters hrosdaxes
! sets best wood brace and bits, complete
sets hest fnuer chscIs, from ~ 20 inch, compaefH
4 DO hollows and rounds tplsnes) 40
. sash saws brass back, best aushy
4 dovetaiI saws do do
! ramp saw, ~ inches long DO
aswecp saws, ~ DO do
Winch anger
i i :
sso... .iss,. Kun
do loh II inches
W.
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RAHAM completed the most extensive arrangements 70 give
VI sun higher character and value 70 ms magazine " e E
volume. -. - a..
Geore b. fensce the post West, viii write exclusively
Grace Greenwood engaged give series Of her beautiful
NJ Lesae Of Carolina, win contribute brilliant set q
Miss Fsnniore Cooper author Of Rural Hours Is also en-
gagged, with Wbippe Isongfeilow, Bryant and Lowell
r. H. Reed, and poet at Dusse'dorn on ms
Italy % furnish from the galleries superb set OF dswng
been TO London and fan m"
splendid highly drawings by the renowned Dsvd
fas be furnished for Grahams Incompatible ladies'
which win excel anything that has ever been
Paris England, the United staies The first appears me 10
cembcr number. . ,a.,.
An this forcss yeaof spcndor this Magazine for ls,l sss
Grahams readers viii be astonshcd Graham also
system Of canv.ng agents, and CON, itute every
editor Now Is the time 20 form clubs ss e Decemoef
closes the volume.
TERMs-sTNGLE COPIES, %.
Pprcr ls5lAn orders for Crabams Magazine
commencing with 1851 win be supplied The following rates SIN
sIe copies e Eve copies sl0 and ten copies
go 70 the person sending the club q ten
scber win NOT be departed from by any the three
dollar magazines. .NafsN Fa.4s.
All orders addressed 10 ,...ou<,,u nu.....
13i Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Penn
lO-Id&0W FIX E = + 3 Fl +.
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Ohie Election

LICKING oousrY.ln the 10th congressional district
Charles Sweetser tden) beaten by 300 msioriy, and the
full whiR ticket elected. f,'
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(To be delivered as required,)

CLASS No. 2l-Hay. assEee7.hat
Miseefianeous. III"
ITO be delivered requred.)
IL tons best quality timothy hay.
Glass No. 22.-Provsnder
.. .... Miscellaneous. ID kfaa sfsratgyn
Ito be delivered as required) ~
80 80 bu' he'll old corn . Il. a3'a
provided and to be distinctly uh1eseod,
s. the and Of articles ne ssS
required, hi daa for Determining me lowest
ss
ing @ Sns s and s ss%. ~ = All d.
articles be Of the bes, quality delivered In good order sn1 sub
se il ali sseiOIy he so@mspdss. as!sor si
particular description q materials and samples Sddsn VIII Apply
ssas material. !. * A.:
and be continued from time time IN he oica
and be compssed wn the fiscal year ending nh q Juss
All building materials 70 be measured BY adopted BY
Instructions regarding which can BE- had ON application
On classes headed m.ceaneous" delivered required
the the % s
" July and October when the deliveries have been salts
W:.ias.oa hIs q "a
. 70 be paid until all .rcIss offered under
is , sss % @ s . dsa . ).
The p.ie: Of ss first part in Delivering az Or any q s ss
them ease said parties win forfeit and ~
United s,se hqaidssd damages q mo.sy sessi e
price paid Of the actual delivery thereof which hss
dated damages may be recovered hom time 70 ums ~S ac
half the amount OF the contract Will be
additional security, de1ucesd
each payment shall have been conpss>sd
cancelled, Otherwise authorized by the department. s
The sign the snecs and make
worth, and above their aeees
Of the aly r >
Each offer be signed by the mailing ~ I'D
annexed and their se1enes
naming be distinctly stated the bureau
annuns without damaees N
Congress shall not make appropriations % The article. eonessd
"a -. 4 - -. fs.ga
Persons accepted win be Nodded ~ lssss
through once, which notice shall BE- considered ssee4t
they the supplies specinod within
hsen from the date Of notice q the acceptance ofsh -
will made with other perpons and ne
such deanns bidder viii be held respos.1s ~ ~
deinquenccs. ~. $50. 81 49, -. :.
particular viii be rejected Those only whose osr may e
will notified and contracts forwarded without delay
the navy agent At Washington. st.. W. 1900.
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ma a.A wisser F~shiens-Mr n srss, win opss Der
h fHll and winter millinery Tuesday, Octobers 8.
ssewrooms street, between Nh and 10Th sueesa
oote-3 s fsert rM
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uasalag asa0 Nnys As1 sss o,s'9so
sAaED PROPOSALS., IN auplesss class endorsed
~ rvpessn 10 Ci..s Mo-, nssyysxd Washing
w = Isesivsd a hs Once " O'Clock, % die -,
h next es furnishing and dslvsns ths wharf,
~ sush oMcf pace wihin The yard
mAndAnt the materials and ARTICLES hereinafter spscinsd
tsl1.W Glass No l.-Brieks.
1907 900 best brick
Sal 200 best ~.
n, SO bet berTys premium ore sek
Az $500 best Mount Savage do
100 900 Of the hard rcd brick u 5 No.sA.
BY Mouni sssss L.eh
delivered By December, arch ana Bsy
hre brick 10 Be delivered BY the ls Of March nett
... Glass No. 2s-Ssoas. N
perch blue large building stone
iso running ss granite steps inch Mss, ioneh sep
door-sib do do do 10 wide by 3
foot In length each. ~.
The building be delivered the l5h November and
cut granite by the lst Of March next sss 49,
GLASS No. 3.-Oak Nmbsr and Lsmbsr. 4H-
a. white oak piles each 20 feet long and IL inchss
- do butts, 10 do 10 square inches
II bun, for tongues
500 superficial feet Inch white OAK boards
The whiisosk boards BE- delivered BY November,
and the piles and butts by the lst Of March
CLASS No. 4.--WAAs and Ysiess- Pine Boards,
To be delivered by the 18th December nsxt
~ 90 superficial feet 2inch
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DARU MrILuNERY--wnb opened, a Mrs. .. Paker's, os
Saturday Instant 10 O'Clock m, nch assortment
- - $50 PARKER,s Peramery and Fancy Store
ot+ss Penn. avenue, near National Hotel.
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EDlTOR'S CORRESPONDENCE.
BALrlMoaE. October !!

g. BALTIMORE, October I0--5, p. m
The Mayoraify Election --Dsfeai Of Colonel Turner
The Causes The Council Election Fatal Iaeidsnf -
The Mork~fs ke
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CLASS No. 5.--Slate. ,nH
Afsceiansoss.
Ito be delivered . requred)
500 best susqaehsnna slate, 10 by 10 inches
CLASS No. 6-Lims.
f..ssI Misceianeous.
Globe delivered n required)
$50 barrels best wood burnt lime
200 do do 6eeleys mountain lime.
CLASS No. 7.-Csmenf.
gtI asats Mseeilansous.
Ito be delivered required \
70 barrels best hydraulic cement. ut
Glass No. S.--Iron, Steel, Splkes, &C.
The round iron BY The 18th Noyem
half Of the delivered December the
balance by the LIST March next The steel and nails required
NO tons best American grey pig iron, No. 290 pounds
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Bosros October 9.Ncw Hampshire hsld slectan for
dele, a,cs convention yesterday 50 far
q have returns, the party dominant that State
allowed to have everything their own way.
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To the navy agent nj ----,i - =. Iod
-, Of -------, hereby onef 70 fe
nlsh under your advertisement dated day Of -, ssd
MI requirements ofhc same, all the articles ensced
In slnss No. vzs eN1. tlL
fiisre insert she articles, prices carried ou azoussasp
fwnss ire aggregate In words .-rl.
Tue anderssned -, Of -, n Ne
tar Of and Of In
sbe sssse guarsntor, hereby undsuaks haa ae
will ~ his offer be sccepte4, enoeg iuso
before required with the United sses, within hneen
of through the once Of The sccenncs
Of his hid a. before mentioned.
---7' $3.50 0.1 [sisussuresl
certify named known tnl - be
GOOD and Irresponsible auaran,ors IN this case,
octu .eta. srgrfe4 ST. Navy Agent
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lR4
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From the Baltimore Clipper Of yesterday
The Baltimors Csty Elsetssa. sEF

Majority for Mr.. Jerome
Whole number Of polled, ls.lse-being l2so 10
than nj the governors election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05

HOMICIDE IN HARTFORD CpUNrr-We learn
hat Mr.. Henry Hammond, krsaerly of this city,
was ihot st Dis resideucs neIr Perrymansville,
Hartford County, en- Thursday aifernNn. He was
N his gSden setting cut some ants when sun
wss tired TIE shot from which penetrated his neck,
nhotiDs wound from the eFecs Of VII Oh heded
Anost instantly. TIE gun wss l1sdsd sish buck
shtt and bad been eyidenly 81, hirged with the
most deadly intention An iEqucst vas held over
the BODY BY Co0ner's Jury. Who returned q YER
OCT that the deceased gas shot By some person
III SHOWN. Various reports are in circulation IN
relation to the causes hich led u the bloody deed,
as well as to the actors in il bat unier the present
crcumsanees anything further than a mere refer.
ence TO them would be improper
sdumo'e American, Sd
EARrHQuAKEs IN GgoRGiA-We learn from
the Dai'oR Times that a slight earthqaake was
felt a. that plsce on the hight Of the son instaat
Its duration was felt about one minute
FIRE IN INDIANA The large foandry Of Mes,rs.
Farnsvorlh h Co. in Msdison was recently
desuoyed by FIRE The loss is sail to De eight or
ten thousand dollars. Insurance, eight thousand
dollars
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1NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

v, ,yw.roRK DAILY Ta'nUSE IS rVSl''HIO
1h' Ty,KY NoRSISG, tsusDArs kAcLrIIoJ
.,rb. rribuse Buildings corsef . o. 1 a",,
spd Nassau streets, sppos,,, "a. s.o. %, ~ses;
rsd der ,tsr he, can pay In Idvsnes al o' jess
" Soss, ne -, .,a1 po 5H %, .sno@ 10
fto Ceris A,,o,. "a 90 for an mOntbs bO' 70 -
ss,s e - fsrse poN, ae'APs, ,e0.,sa - - *
s.ss,. sb County Ns.'psp1. S 2AS ho.e Of Toe
. !. 20, ~, 5oi sllsTsd ny siis'sne''
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Receipts OF Produce

BE- North Rirer Boats, August 3.-96tl bbls
Flour 90 tbs Ashes 80 Dbl. WHISKY ~ bales WSo so
psgs Butter ~ phg' Cneeie, ESQ bush CON- 5000 bush
Osis, $40 bush Whest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05

" An owner is wanted 8. the Seven .eenth
Pouce Staaon for ten dresses several ovsrcosts
silver watches, bress, pin' silver yoo0s, &c which
we're foUtd in possession OF a msn named Nike
LORrie, who has beenon Blackwell. lsiaod about
4 yess and "a nov under arrest oc asslat and bat
terry, ard also for larcepy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05

HIGH HANDID OUTRAGE - TEGAs-LYScH
LAW By U. 5. TROOPS On Monday evening, Isl.
instant a party Of U. 5. soldiers left their camp,
near Fredtrcksburgh, and marched into town,
noupted and fully armed. They Immediately sur
ruurded the store belonging u Messrs e. J Cook
Co Of this city, aud, having placed strong guards
IN every direction, 10 prevent the approach Of any
OF the citizens OF the town, proceeded and broke
open the store a young man about 6 years Of
age, clerk ia the establishment, vL ordered 70
procure them a light, which order was enforced by
pistol presented at bis breast They then order
Cd bin 10 leave the store in his night dress not
even permitting bin 10 take bis own clothing. The
burglars then deliberately piled quantity OF com
busuble materials In the center OF the door and set
II on Ere, the guards on the outside in the mean
tine preventing The approach Of any person. either
TO extnguish the flames or save the least article
from TIE store and the result Vas tina. the store
sDd lie entire contents including the archives and
records Of Gillespie Co were entirely destroyed.
The bOidlns was the property Of Mr.. Chester b.
Stark, Of FrederiCksburgh, and cost $500. The
book accounts, notes and merch sndize destroyed 10
estimated a. from So 600 TO $4,000 In addition to
THIS, al toe archives and records Of Gil espie Co.
including deeds mortgages, &c belonging 70 p1'
vaie persons, as well a. bonds and vouchers OF al
minlstrstors and executOn-in short, every thios
sPpertaiIipg 10 the County and Probate Courts,
were entirely destroyed
The circumstances that led 70 this disKracsful al
fair was al Afrsy that occurred the day previous,
between Mr.. J Hunter Ia person in the enploy
OF 1. J. Cook Coz and a soldier, in which the
latter Vas anlortG natey KILLED.
lSAn Anionio lTeSul LcdS ef, jay II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05

SERIOUS ACCIDENT An Cd nsn named Dono.
roe sship csSpen'er, wofkirs at new ship, in
the ShiPysrd at tie foot Of Tenth q East River,
Yesterday siernoon. at o'c-k. al his back
broken by bean, Il feet long. falling upoa him.
OF his recovery.
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CITY ITEMS.

~ Tie weather yesterday was fnei rather
warm but very tOlerAbe after what We have en-
dured. In the evening the air was coo and de-
hshti1l' The clouds held out fair promises Of rain
at several tines, but none OF them had been fal
6lled at midnight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05

A1EEIcAs BIBLE socIE1T-Tbe regular month
y meeting took place the lst and for the Sc i'on
Of the year was unusually large. DR.. ThO' Cock
yP presided and the Scriptures were read by
Rev. DR.. AoCaron Of Newburgh. Three new
,u1iiaries v ere recognizei, one in North Csro'in"
and two in Tennessee. Letters were read from
Texas. Csiiiornis, Hayti Ireland London Madras
Canton and Hong Kong, in China. Numerous
Grant, Of Scriptures, as usual, were made Tor the
=. .tituts At home and abroad, on the land and on
the sea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05

u CARL Griess, deserter from the s. Ar.
NV. was arrested in the Teeth Ward on Friday
and sent bach 20 Governors Island
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05

GRAsp LAscEsr-Moses Doughty, Betsey
Burgb and John Henry were arrested ID me SIKH
Ward for stealing $50 from John Marpny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05

MELANCHOLY DEATH Samuel B Sneden, lad
Is ,ears Of age, Eith others, was bathing at the
Eco. of Jackson 81 r. r. on the Afternoon Of the lst
int ard Just IS the party were ready 70 leave the
water. he cried COT, "IOI ! am going 10 take ny
EST dive" He plunged head fOremnst Of tue pier,
s.d remained under the water about 20 minutes,
zhfn he rose - tie surface a corpse. Toe body
Immediately after diIsppearsd, and was not reoOy-
e-rt un.l yes.erday, when tie Coroner held a. IL.
quest and Z verde. Of accidental drowning vas
rendered.
FATAL ACCIDEST.-The Coroner held an inIuest
Yesterday AZ Hanhattanvil'e upon the bo1y Of
Ttomss Kelly, laborer born in Ireland, - years
Of age, Who Wbie Cropping for al Ak which ne
hsd 0st frb0srd osl Bis basnce s9d icl i0ic me
deck Evry ezertion ~as made % sage bun 9a'
without success No-8Ict jeain ,. dT3sDins
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~ Letters from London, By the Canada 'tAt'
TIA, Mrs. Mozatt's comp amt bad taken a favoea
bic turn-sone cough and pain in the side Dc y
the only remsn, Of her very severe attack. snoi'i
the favorable indications continue, abe had D: 70
eob,en plAtion To return to America as soon as ne'
....,sth uouS hermit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05

DEATH Caused BIT ISTENPERAScE-An Ia
quest vas held yesterday, at the Third Ward sta
ton house upon the body Of Mary Robinson, IA.
tive Of Ireland. 45 years Of age. whose death vas
caused BY exhsu,tion' arising ifom int mPera2ce'
Til. vofpsp with her four children was iouLd ar.
l. Yesterday morning, lying in the street. TIE
Third Ward police took her TO the station house,
where abe soon after died Her husband was
soon after brought 10 the station house beasty
druns, and ocked up 10 gst sober
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05

THE sEndI-WEERLY TRIBUNE
4, m ,isned every Vsdaesdo, and Saturday m0rnrt-
vree o. per snnum Two copies for 80.
Advertisements cent? line escb Insertion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05

FfEE-At 81 O'Clock, A II. Saturday DIRE broke
ca, a. "a Dey.st caused by the bursting Of can
ptene lamp. Damage trifi0g.
-At4oclk, AN Saturday FIRE vas discovered
in the Ocean House, l3s Church 81. Before ex'
,pgui,bed sbou, 81 900 worth Of danige was done.
The FIRE is supposed to have been the WORK q n
incendiGry.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-01-31
Dissolution.

NHE partnership heretofore existing be-.
L tween Digges q Horsley was dissolved
on the 9Th day of January 1850, by mutual
consent. The Books and accounts will be
KEEP. at the Drug store of F. w. Digpes g. Co.
at the old stand. They return their thanks to
their friends and the public generally for te
liberal patronage bestowed on them, and recon-
mend continuance to the new firm. The
name Of the old firm will be used only in clos
ing up the business Either Of the firm will
attend TO the settlement Of claims due by, or
TO the Concern.
F. w. DIGGES.
w. J. HORSLEY.
Glasgow, Jan. 1880