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the previous quotations Of this description having been con
sdcred by many too low.
The great falling of in the receipts al the American
ports and the leadness in the market has enabled spin
and manufacturers obtain better prices and gives
them condolences Ia present but the relative
DEAFNESS Of American cotton has caused them again
their attention Brazil and Suats-the sales of thess
kinds reaching ls0S0 bales. The sales for the week
about 900 bales Of which spectators took l2o00 and
exporters 1000.
The American descriptions sold consist Of 5000 bales o.
Upands at 9 a IL 5000 Mobile and Alabama, al 81
and II 900 Orleans, at u 81 and 100 Sea Island q 81
The official quotations arefair Orleans. III; fair Mobile
and Upland midiing qualities, 81, o. 81 per pound
The total stock in this port is estimated at 5iy 900 bales
Of which $1,000 American, against stock Of at thu
period last year. 5S7 00O of which S06 900 American
The latest advices from Have the cotton mar
have become very lively since the reception Of the
Niagaras The sales Tor the week about H. 00t
bales advance OF one franc.
Indian corn.There has been better inquiry f,r Eng
land daring the past few days at an advance OF Is PEE
2ss per quarter Flour continues Ia limited demand
without change in prices Philadelphia and Baltimore
22s 3D. 23s- Western Canal, l8s 2is. Canada 2s
and old sour 2s The market having been cleared Of In
terror qEaes Of wheat the present quotations are o. Do
per 10 pounds. Indian meal i2s. Cd. per barrel.
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supreme Court Of the Unltsd states.
"WEDNESDAY, MAY S, 1850.


No 90. R. NJ. Harrison u.s. G. C. vose. On certif-
cate OF division in opinion between the judges OF the
circuit court OF the United States for the State OF Mary
land Mr.. Justice Woodbury. delivered the opinion OF
this court, that the testimony in this case, not
the duty Of the defendant, who master Of the Open
ango his arrival at Kingston in the island Of jamaica,
10 deposite his register sealeer, and Mediterranean
passport, with the United States consul at that port.
No. 50. United States Us T. Briggs. On certificate OF
division in opinion between the judges Of the circuit
OF the United States for the State OF Michigan Mr. JUS
tce Caon delivered the opinion Of this court, that the
offence set forth in the Indictment OF cutting, removing,
using for any other than naval purposes, any
timber standing, growing, being any lands belong
ing the United Staes whether reserved for naval pur-
poses not under the statutes OF the United States,
an indicabe offence and punishable by fine and imprs-
onment
No. 81. Thomas Townsend, plaintiff in Robert
Jameson, jr. The argument of this concluded
by Mr.. Key for the plaintiff in error.
No es R. Frmers heirs, plaintiffs in error u.s. the
City Of Mobile ct al The argument Of this cause was
commenced by Mr.. Phillips for the plaintiff in error and
continued by Mr. j. A. Campbell for the defendants in
error.
Adjourned until tomorrow, IL o'clock, a. IN.
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More Galphins Coming % Light.
We copy from the Washington correspondence Of the
PENNSYLVANIA the following paragraph:

the outside investigators have ut last fer
eled out payment made by the present Secretary Of the
Navy la Gaphn This is in the Of the claim of
G. Beason for damages freight, &c. merchandise fur
nshed to this government in the Pacific. During the last
year OF the last administration, Congress passed esou
zion authorizing the settlement of this the prn
cipes OF law and equity; whereupon, after examination
Solicitor Giet and Attorney General Toucey decided that
the claim was founded in neither law equity. So il
was forthwith dismissed. The present Attorney General
having since given opinion in favor OF Its liquidation
Mr. Secretary Preston has paid IL.
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sion. are the words which General Washington EN-
ploysd in recommending TO the people Of The United
States the adoption Of the constitution; and We shall
never fail to repeat that il must be maintained in the
Same spirit Of Cancellation and compromise in which il
framed In other way the tranquility Of the
country be preserved. and the Union be saved from
the wild agitation Of this extraordinary tempest
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THE UNION.

on one side and the cabinet with the remainder Of the
wing members OF Congress- the other The President
and his party have evidently been endeavorng to get rid
Of the cabinet by inducing them go out peaceaby by
sgnaton, butt despaing of such display OF msgnanim
~ on the part OF his cabinet counselos be Is forced
kick them OUT for in other gh, can the article in the
Republic be viewed. II the members OF the cabinet
bear such broad insults from the personal organ Of the
President and still keep their places they have. indeed.
become objects Of pity and compassion-hey have sunk
beneath contempt
We are aware that the Republic dsclaims speaking
from any Especial authority" Perhaps it does not ex-
press the views Of the President although the country,
considering the fact that that journal established
under his auspices, and is part conducted by personal
and confidential friend from his own section Of the
Union, will not readily credit the disclaimer Bat, be
that may, it does not alter the papabe and
deniable fact that fierce intestine war is raging in the
very camp Of the wing party; and it matters but little
which side General Taylor has taken in the fight II
may be that he is with the cabinet. fighting against the
body Of the wing party in Congress But we in
clined to think that the OF the Republic shadows
forth his real position, and that he is determined
speaking guratyely Of courseto kick out his cabinet,
nasmuch they will not take the hint and 60 volun-
tsriy.
We again repeat the cabinet is doomed A portion Of
the wing party, resolved to tear it down, have laid vio
lent hands upon it. Let them proceed with the work
without interruption from the democrats. Il is fight
in which the democracy will feel entire impartalty
Such certainly will be for we think il mat
ter OF small moment which faction prevails The wing
party divided and must dissove and il the democratic
marty would avoid similar fate il must avoid the
ample OF its opponents. 1t must maintain the catho-
cty of its creed and the nationality OF its measures, and
it will preserve its unity and insure its success.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


00-M HsnEs N. Lzws, oSMoassomsry Alabama, son
travelling agent AsbsmA Tennessee, assisted ~ Mr.
D. BaKrr.
o0nS isRAEL JAnEs, No. l6a South Tenth suee' rnsas
phis, general travelling agent, assisted BY messs
WuzsSLs, VIZ. H. WsLA o. H. r. sFxs, joss OoL4ss,
Dxsnrus A. KrHx WEILrnsroH, H. A. EvAHs JAsEs oLAAA'
Jons w. ALLsH, and ?. LocKs
v ..sn States assisted BY ess
4 49,. r Ds.T JAses TAYIoE, w. AsAsrkoHs PHsHIH
LOCKS, w. RAMSAY, and g. srESsAS.
oz-Rscsip,. from either Of the shove Will be good
p.r.su the American Newspaper Agent, is he only
..o.ed agent FOR paper the cities Of Boston,
80 duly Empowered 10 take Advertisements and
nj The required BY His receipts will be
$4,000 - pay oces aeBoson, Congress street,
Nav york Tribune buildings Philadelphia, northwest Of
Third 4 Chestnut
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The pASoRAMA.-But nights more remain 10 ciu.
zens the Mississippi From the Gulf to the falls of
81 Anthony great river is faithfully portrayed and the
audible testimony Of the vseIs every evening
be exceedingly gratifying to the proPrieors. There
will be an exhibition this afternoon, Mt o'clock.
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MATCHES, Jewelry, silver Ware, and epcctacles.-
NJ w. GAIT BROTHER have received splendid
soment Of the articles embracing watches Of all the
celebrated makers including Roske Tobas Co., Johnson
Beesey &C Ladies' brooche eadrop finger guard chains
chaaaine threaded and forks nne and butter
knives BIC.
eyes.
The above goods fresh offered
low they be purchased for Union.
Gold and silver work OF description ORDER and the
stictest attention paid 10 repairing watches and jewely
NJ w. GAIT 4 BROTHER,
May l06f Pennsylvania 9th and 10th sts
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WAsHINGTON Allston's Lectures ON Ara, snd Poems
skssss * People and fhn In South America Polynesia &c
by w. N. Wood, surgeon, United States navy.
Lectures and Essays, BY Henry Giles. vols
The Poecal and Prose Wriing Of Charles sprYne VOL
st. Leger, or the Threads Of Lale-a novel I vol.
TAYLOR D. MAURY,
Mays booksellers, near On street.
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THEN THOUSAND DOLLARS Indiana Preferred Canal
Stock for saeThis stock created by Legislature Of In
diana adjustment Of the debt OF and security is
based canal and with canal lands
Of which remaining hand Of December last
Of pledged the interest
and redemption the principal Of the Preferred Canal stock
The from Lake Be rive J7f miles,
Indasa 26o finished and
operation, and yielded 5f5 Of e5oooo The
whole will be completed within This bears interest
at the Of I'VE from the s Of January ls4
which the interest win sccumuae until the 1855, when
the the annual payment
There accumulation Of sixteen cent Of
which the purchaser The interest and
principal payable the city Of New York. This stock presents
for profitable probably more Than
GEO. X. sIsTARE,
May lo-a INTEL Repub.l No. 3 Wall street.
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Important from Cs~ada.
ToRosro, May 7ihThe central committee Of the British
American League have issued address 10 the people,
which they represent the duty Of the Canadians TO be
srsci oa and So,S houses q Parliament p
Sss general ssas y delegates
Cert with from such Of the other British province
union with Canada saoh constitution 10 be s6erwsr
submittedso the people for ratification.
7x Steamship Afla~fie Spoks~.
NKw Yonk, May TIP. Tho steamship Atlantic, Cap
West of Coins Liverpool line which sailed from New
the following Monday Afternoon. SIS miles from New Yofi
When Spoken she only forty fvc hours At thh
she win make the passage to Liverpool inside Of Ten
days. ta asst
Condition Of the Northern Markets
NKw yoRK, May 8, p. m-The steamer has arrived, bu1
cents Corn Is firm. Cotton unchanged No new feature
firm to-day, but dealers are waiting for their private ID
vices Flour dull with few sales for shipment At 20 =
sales MAKING Provisions . qa asa 'V whs1sg Gems
hhds
The Great Frsstet at the East
Bosros May s-By the great frsshe, a, Fi,chbmg, men
either sweep. away or damaged 10 considerable eI,nt
gave way. leuing down the vast body Of with uA
force that swept away nearly every dam the strsn
from that place 10 Fitchburg covered surface OF hr
dred and iy acres The toaloss by this di.aster will NJ
fall short Of S20O,0o0.
Accounts from Canada. Newfoundland. aud Bermuda,
Bosros May s.--The brig Boston, with Halifax dates n
the 4th instant, arrived here this forenoon.
There appears 10 be abatement Of the suffering 10
Canada Cattle continue 70 die In great numbers for wan
Of feed.
Accounts from Newfoundland 10 the latter part Of ,a
April report that OF the severe snow ever
known In that region had taken place. Mr.. White, %
speaker OF the house, while travelling in sIegh got M
b.dded in the snow, and was obliged TO abandon IT, NV
horse persisted.
Fifty fishing vessels had arrived with good fares.
Advices from Bermuds the 9Th state that large qusn
titles OF potatoes planted for the American Market ho
been destroyed BY the rot.
Steamboat Bsrnf THE Cholera
ST LOUIS, May S.-The steamer Mustang, lying at 70
evee caugh hIe yesterday morning, and was burnt -
waters edge The boat belonged 10 Stokes circus com
psny Some ofthe company lost greater portion Of n'
Quarantine has been again established at Arsenal issna
There however, but few Of cholera yeseo'
The weather Is wet and dissgreeasle
Anothe, Steamboat Disaster and Great Lo. Of L.t ,
BurrALo, May THE British steamers Despatch AM
Commerce came In collision hast night near Port n
on the Canada side Of Lake Erie. The Commerce suns
eight fsthoms OF water. ..r,
She was Transporting portion ofhe thirtyhird regimen,
Of British troops twenty -four Of whom were drowned Wy
one officer and eleven passenger 10 all
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DHTLEP BARTON KEY win attend 20 any business
he be insrued with before either Of the courts Of this Dis
and will attend the prosecution Of claims before Con
ues and the Departments. once on q street.
wAsursroSs July 10, 1885, July H-sewn
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pIONEER Brown sh<stfnss.--ioo bales 7s and - For
il sale BY STAINS. MURRAY co.
May 5-eo3tn
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90 Al the annual meeting Of Medical Association
t Of Columbia held May M the following gentlemen elected
officers for the ensuing
VIM iones president Joshua Riley NJ D. vice president
Robert Stone NJ d. VIM. d.
Hall, M D., Thomas Miller D., Borrows d.
Lindsey, a. D., and Noble Young d., counsellors.
NAV
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ALIASES London.-sbarpes Corresponding Ana con-
1oo %sp. and eopious consulting ade1 London s
s m.e sna
Of Astronomy maps and engraving qasrto London ls5o
Johnson Physical Aas, reduced from The German Of Behaus
The National Anss HISTORICAL Commercial, Geops
BY Alexander keith Johnson seogapher 20 her Majesty large
authentic sources engraved on STEEL with ssossphies descriptions
and an index Of s. ,ooS folio Edinburs, is4o
May sS.; ' 10 '''m h'''''' !" rRANcK TAYLOR
III PUcHERo. or mixed Dish from Mexico, by IA.
~ ss .s Gs"s a seS p
country manners and ways Of the pe9p.s ns mAuRys
Mayio Bookstore near Oh street.
rI.EMEST,s Custom. Guide for 1850, vol, London
giving imports exports dutes laws excise bounes drawbacks
McCuioch,s statistics Of the British Empire, vols
BandeId and Yields Statistical Companion, vol. ,
shipown. and shipmasr Directory for British Por's,
S.ossss%. Political Z, Philosophy, s.s ,, vols
Tooke's History Prices and Of the Circulation, nom i7ss 70
Mecanoch on Taxation and the Funding System,
Just imported from London by .,,,r -,
Mays FRANck TAYLOR.
adjoining Fellows. Hail. where be found
wen made, CONSISTING q part a. soIow.,
sns ladies' dressing and SACKS So o
aprons sacks, panae hoods, &C ladies' garments
night capi and wongmens clothing,
collars, sc.
Orders work received and promptly and neatly also,
genucmen's mendine done.
reasonable prices
the object simply sussin establishment for the
the industrious poor and make money.
~ ID. An excellent cellar for under the May
EIE Gospel own Advocate, by Grimm. LII. ID.
European Life and Manners by Coman cheap
European Agriculture BY Comsn.
Representative men, by Emerson.
Life and Religion OF Mohammed, by L. Meuck.
Noble Deeds Of Women Examples Of Female and vi
the, by Elix. Starring
Hume and Macsulay England l0mo. edition, 40
volume bound.
HobynS Dictionary Of Scientific Terms
TAYLOR 4 MAURy, IS
May 2 Booksellers, near oh street
VII AaEaINGTON AIrston,s Lectures ON POEMS
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCrIoN.-on Monday, the
III shall residence Of Major Rnggod
10Th and 2o Streets ii O'Clock good lot Of
furniture, viz;
Mahogany sofa and Union chairs
DO centre table, sideboard, and bureau
Paror and chamber window
chairs, bedsteads, and wardrobe
Feather beds bedding and bedsteads
Paror, passage, and chamber carpets
good India China
Radiator tight
kitchen utensils
S25, credit OF
sixty and ninety days. -
Maylo-3t Aucuoneers
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{ ~SE-h FOR HORFOLK--Tbe steamer oscccla VII
= for the above place, Sunday next the l2h
instant a. O'Clock, Returning win leave Norfolk on Monday
O'Clock, touching Cone river and Lecnmdtown AMER
which, she win resume her regular trips. 49, -...,~,,
May l0--H JAMES MITCHELL
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ADELPHI THEATRE.
Manager, J. T. Queens.
First night Of the
LIVE INDIAN,
Written expressly for Mr. Owens by gentleman Of Baltimore
On this evening will be presented the piece called the
LIVE INDIAN.
MISS Marion.
y
Last night Of
THE SERIOUS FAMILY.
Captain Murphy Mcguire Mr.. Sloan
Aminadab Seek....... Mr. owens
Charies bIadshaW'
Mrs. Ormsbey Delnaine Mrs sloan.
Tomorrow evening, Mr.. owens's benefit
May 10
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By DYER q BROTHER, Auetionesrs

DYER q HNOTHEfS. AucuohecIS,
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.--on Thursday even
ing instant, O'Clock, shall SELL front OF
premises No. In 257, situate the Of 3k
and Ohio avenue, containing ii ,303 square feet
subdivded desirable building fronting
Ohio avenue, being square phis side Of the canal
cash balance In O. ~ and IL months
DYER BROTHER,
May l0-eodAds Auciioncers.
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ODD FELLOWs' HALL.
ONE WEEK MORE.
Panorama OF the Mississippi.
In Disappointment obtaining Baltimore
propneto respectfully that they will exhibit their
painting during the present week
UPrEK RIvgR.-Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
LowER RIvER.-Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
afternoon Performances at O'Clock
UPPER RvER.-Wednesday.
LOWER RIygR.-Fnday.
Tickets, IS cents children under TO- half price.
Exhibition to commence at 8 O'Clock.
May ST
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BY DYER u BhOruEft, Aucttonecrs.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE At AUCTION.-On Monday morn
ing next the 18Th instant 10 O'Clock we shall SELL Al tn
gentleman declining 18th
above the his household and kitchen furniture
amongst which enumerae follows:
Mahogany sofas, chairs and rockers
DO secretary and bookcase, lounges
Do sideboard chairs
Do wardrobes bureaus, washstands
Bcad,teads superior feather beds, mattresses, bedding
One white cottage set, consisting Of
Bureau, bedstead, dressing table, wardrobe, Ac.
Puror, chamber, STEP and hall carpets
China crockery, and glassware, knives and forks
Mating olclohs, Venetian blinds, &C.
collection valuable books, pamphlets &C.
With a general assortment Of kitchen requisites.
Terms Of sae, cash.
May l0-eedhds DYER BROTHER, Aucuoneers
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NKw YoRK May Up. m. The steamshi lip Atlantic Cap.
West, Of Colnss Liverpool line which fsed from New
York Saturday afternoon, 9Th utmo. was spoken o
the following Monday afternoon, 636 miles from New Yo
When spoken, she only forty fvo hours out At thu
she viii make the passage to Liverpool inside Of e
DAYS. .fF05 ss8 iss tHIat
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III PUCHERO, Mixed Dish from MEXICO, by n
u Mcsbcy, NJ D. y. NJ embracing General SCOTS campaign
military life field and camp Of the character Of tn
For sale al TAYLOR MAURy's
May 10 Bookstore, near sh street.
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The Markets.

Middling qualities and fair uplands advanced
l. Sales OF the week $1,000 bales, OF which speculsor'
took 000
Flour is in limited demand previous rates
Corn has advanced one shilling per quarter with lively
Provisions Beef--Fine brands have advanced Is 2s
Pork The prices Of eastern are fully supported, bu
western has declined Is
Bacon.-Hams are in good demand, at previous rates
Lard-Small sales have been made at easier rates.
Cheese dull and lower
Sugar steady, with a fair demand.
Coffee smelly dull
Ashes.-There Il improved, pots 2ss 2ss. pearls
2Ss Cd. 29s I'd
Tobacco-There Is but very little business doing.
Linseed cake Is Ss. per ton lower.
Talow.--Business Is done by the Associative firm a
37s. Cd.
RiceSales lSs. for good Carolina, and l9s Cd, fo
Naval stores-sales Of 900 bbls rosin at %. Iod.
Turpentinc and tar.-No sales reported.
LONDON mARKsr, April rs, p.m.-The money mar
ket easier but for discount unchanged The
bullion In the Bank OF England has slightly decreased
Consois have huctuaied very little, and closed on FRIDAY
at $751; :.
AmKarcAN sEcuRrrrKs--The demand IL unsbated. Mas
sachuseu and Maryland trade bonds United States os and
Pennsylvania 6s have advanced about per cent
number OF passengers are offering.
France.
From France we learn that the approaching election sp
pears to be the only subject OF interest
Greece.
No arrangement Is as yet known TO have been effected
between the Greek and English governments.
brown = shipisy's Circular.
Lryxspoor. Apri Is. Is5o-ws have 10 report another
large weeks business In corton great proportion Of which
have barely advanced per pound, and even that
particularly applies mddlng qualities fair and upland
being quoted the last week. with the exception OF
fair nplsnds, which have advanced penny per pound
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MAY BALI.-Mr. Y. II. Liable has the honor inform the
III ladies and gentlemen OF Washington, Georgetown, and Alex
andria, May Ball will Tuesday 4
MAY, Jackson Hail.
May 2-dM
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Bosros, May s.By the great freshet Fitchburg, m
toned in my despach yesterday, twenty-six mills "
either swept away or damaged to considerable eSu
The reservoir dam in the north part Of Ashburnham VIII
gave way, letting down the vast body Of water with
from that place 10 Fitchburg. covered surface OF
dred and i acres The totaiIoss by this di.aster will
fall short OF S1O0,OOO
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NEw YoRK, May 9, p. m.-The steam
no further news than what ron have.
8 cents. Corn 10 firm. Cotton unchsng'
In stocks. te9F E
PmIADELrHIA, May ga, p. Mon
firm to-day, but dealers are Whiting
vices. Flour dull, with few sales for
for ordinary brands. Wheat and corn
sales making. Provisions quiet. VIII
hhds.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-12-19
T. l.. STEPHENS
HEADACHE REMEDY.

a CERTAIN Cure for Sick.headuche
IN Nervous headache, Toothache, Sunpain
Neuralgia, heartburn, Sour Stomach, Indi.
gestion, dc. dc.
The most extraordinary Medicine ever of.
fered to the world! II cures the most invet-
crate cases of Sickheadache in few minutes,
Its effects are wonderful in nearly every case,
The secret Of its curing SO quick, is that it at
once corrects and supplies deficiency of the
Gastric juice Of the stomach. This is not
only giving temporary relief, but is removing
the real cause OF the disease. If you will
only use one bottle of this medicine, you will
readily be convinced that the siekheadache
and other like affections, can be cured as cas-.
lily and as quick as any other malady to which
the human family is subjected.
For further particulars, you are referred to
the Agent who will furnish you with Medi.
cal Almanac.
Prepared only by T.. l., Stephens, Fulton
Mo-, and for sale by
). Riddlesbarger, agent, Fayette, Mo.
o. Henderson, Glasgow. Mo. aur5
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-12-19

TNHE Subscriber has received and opeued
liberal supply of
FALL d. WINTER GOODS,
which he offers for sale on the mos, libaral
terms. Among them will be found hand
some stock Of Ladies Dress Goods, from
which selection may be made to suit almost
any taste, genuine Bay State Shawls of every
grade, Terkerie and Cashmere do
Glores, Hosiery. Ribbons, Laces, FlOw
ers, Trimmings for Ladies dresses,
Blue, black and brOWn cloths,
Black and fancy casimeres,
CaSiaets d. VestingS,
Coored Blankets for overcoats, bed and negro
blankets, overcoat
cloths, SC &c
ALSO-A fine assortment of Prints, Cling
hams, Flannels, Lindseys, Tickings, Brown
cotton and Cotton yarn.
ALSO-A large stock Of Boots aud Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Nails, Hardware, Queensware,
water proof Boots, Teas, Coffee, Sugar and q
general stock of light Groceries.
The Public are invited to call and ex.
anime for themselves. / wish 10 purchase
Dried Apples, Peaches, butter, Jeans, Linsey,
Fea theirs, Bceswax, Hides, Talow, &c Sc,
for which the highest price will be given.
F. A. SAVAGE.
Glasgow, Nov. 7--36-ls50.