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Finch Carer.
GAS EITrERS and PLUMBERS, 81

~ Bowery, New-York All kinds Of Gas and Water fx-
lures made TO order Chandeliers. Pendants Bra kets &C
Bath Tube Shower Bsihs, Water Closets &c &c Orders
from the Country solicited Jobblng Punctuaiy attended
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Observation-Disclosures FOR

w large number OF neu, Women Boys and Girls, al
the EmgTani lHte gence Once, IS and q Canal o. near
Broadway This Office under the direction Of the Com
miasoueTs of Emigration Applications by employers for
emRran lAboTers, and families wishing obtain Servants
OF eithef will be promptly sended Contractors eao
be constantly supplied with LebOrers Mechanics can o
furnished with Boys Of ali ages DESTROYS Of learning trades
Persons residing distance have people of nc AoFs
aisrrpiious seOt their address. By forTAdins 70
amount necessary 20 nav hs cos ~ fl-'r conveyance '
heir resio encef Re charge j. msts 10 Ensf,1s ~
Employer" al
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Just Received.

Just Received.
THE PROSPECT-Agricultural Man
ufaetariDg Commercial and Financial, at the Opening
of the Year 1881. By Henry C. Carey.
THE KICKLEBURYs ON THE RHINE. ByThsck-
eray Price cents
We Will be able TO supply. hereafter, the Nos. OF the
Plough Loom and Al vii for 1851
DEWITT DAVENPORT Tribune Buildings,
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DEVERIES OF AN OLD MAID

Embracing important hlnIs young men intending to
nary illustrative OF that cee0Taed establishment Cap
sicum House for Finishing Young Ladies'"
This work coniabs important Information 20 young -
dies gentlemen who Intend 20 get married, WIN 81 wee
on choosing wife or Beauty without Paint or the MAJ
seemeni OF Husband The Bachelors Search Tor VIE
&C. with The plan OF the Union Wife Agency and Assur
ance COMPANY which will place within the means every
man partner OF his Joys and sooher Of his sorows NC
Il the book Of he age The work contains - Nus
taiions Price 50 cents. 80.
THE METEOR or. The Cutter OF the Ocean. Sea
Story OF the DAYS OF rs By Ola Salt Price p cents
The best story that has been published 70, o-g time
OF PEN OWEN. BY John Calf, author OF Lsorie
Tedd1 Lat Of The p ayers" Last OF the Lsrds &c
contain 200 pages printed on hne paper and clear
type. Price 50 cents. -,
booksellers news agents and dealers In cheap puohca-
lions 10 their establishment AL books published can be
had OF at very low prices 80, ,.,.,
ma IT. w. n. GhAdAh' l%V Fui'""-e~
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VALUABLE OLD STOCK-Bolonging
to the estate Of the lAte w. A. CoLMAN, will post
lively got DO offered but few weeks longer by the ass
sgnees at the Old stand So4 Broadway stairs Persons
DESTROYS Of securing many items OF value, n extremely
low prices invited avail themselves OF an opportn-
pity which NAV not sgsn In the next fifty years
ma A. s. COLMAN. Agent, SO4 Broadway.
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a LIENS IMPROVED EDUCATION

A LIENS IMPROVED EDUCATION
IA TABLES-Designed TO facilitate the Education OF
Children, by combining Amusement with Instruction now
90 dpseTvedy popular sold wholesale and retail, by o.
HAVIhAND, 4224 Broadway. The Trade supplied on
liberal Also constantly on hand the princpG pal
ons Stationery Music Gold Penis and Pencil Gases, &c.
&c. Gold Pens repaired. - - ,
12flmA J. g. HAVlLAND, IA broadway'
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AsrRosY J. BLEEcKEs, Aucuoueer
THE VALUABLE PROPERTY, IL

4 MARKET ST. AT AUCrIos-By order Of the
Administrator ANTHONY J BLEECKER viii sell AZ
Auction Cd WEDNESDAY, March Y, al u O'CLOCK, utho
Merchants Exchange the following valuable property VIZ;
on MARKErsrRsET-The valuable lot OF ground. win
the Sstory attic brick House. with basement and e ~
ground known II Market ST, west side between Est
Broaowsy and Henryst next the Of East Broad
way; of lot IS feet by 60 fee, m ee,h sire % hossa
p feet by 40 feet IN Depth be the sane more or less for
mans terms further parrcu,as sppy 20 ths eucuoE-
eer, n Broad-st WILLIAM ). CAMfbEhu,
m46,sts u2f2l Adminisu1or.
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III ~Hnt situations the one as frat rate Cook Washer
and roneT the other Chsmbermsd and Seamsuesa No
objections 10 take care Of baby They give the beat OF
civ reference from their last employer where they lived
together for years and would prefer living toge iher again
Can for TWO days a. l27 Grandst second door,
keepers room. ma IL
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ID HILADELP HIA.-UNITED
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, CARD

EtENGRAVER, successor 20 Jos. PeFkins,) John-st
will The FIRST Of May next 10 Nb0s Garden,
Broadway Prince st. and will open elegant stock
OF French, EnFish and German Stationary Paper Mseh6
Goods, Bridal CHS &c &c, In Connection with tho
stamped on envelopes, note and Iettsr psper
l7f2awTaaF2mf
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~ To Prtater-=For sale, large and Wen assorted
b0snsss portions Of the City, doing GOOD business
and ssng facilities for Increasing H. To Young men OF
Terms moderate. Address PRINTER this Office 2Sf Tvs
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~ Notice. Passengers per steamship BALTIC, for
on WEDNESDAY, March s al II O'clock A NJ send al
baggage no. wanted on The passage on board TUESDAY
March marked Below with the number Of their berth
MI AZ
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VVEETH, TEETH, TEETH.-Dr. Jas.

Il T. VALENTINE, having Just returned from Cslfor-
MIA viii again his business AZ No u Grove street,
where be 10 prepared Teeth from 10
set Caio mia God PIse The patronage OF gag public
Is respectfully solicited SIM ws
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A RESPECTABLE Woman wants a
[Asiusicn with The privilege Of having In the house with
her an Interesting little girl eight years Oo i good plaza
cook and fret rae washer and roper would OBJ
lection 10 do the general housework OF small family Sat
ssctory references will be given Can be seen for two
DAYS al S Ma0sOu note left a. the once OF this pa
ner for A Z. win be Immediately attended 70. Inf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04

~ Liquid Hair Dye, improved so as To color The
Per or ~ hskefs he mOinentit Is applied without eeast
nary epufey freo ffom unpleasant odof, and Can be
es9eo Win TIE strongest soap Immediately II IL applied,
esks Wig Factory, Waist Inyl5 TuThk Salt
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III VA IO1F W Mn ED.--IH q VI
~ goods jobbug house by active young man from ls
country Thinks he could influence trade InOoer-
ate sssry expected and good references given address
w. T s. this Office. mt lTf
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UHE SIGNS OF THE TIMES
Il Comprising History Of the Spirit Rappings In GIN
cinnai and other places with notes Of Clarvsysn Re-
vesIments by W. T. cogsShsn. Price 25 cents For sale
by FOWLEkS WELLS l'A Na'sA~'"
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A YOUNG AMERICAN Woman, who

ms a competent dressmsker, wishes 10 engage az
Housekeeper In some family OF plsnness and refinement
She has good knowledge Of domestic affairs ana can
make herself useful with The needle IN shiimEkng and
other sewing VIII require unexcepucnsbe references
Direct notes 70 HOUsEKEEPER IL East Fife enlist for
tkTee days stating particulars. mi II
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WANTS, &C.

~IOUSE WANTED - Pleasantly sit
uaed in this city by LADY, experienced in House
keeping no wishes 10 Obain House where AL or part OF
the rent will be tai in board Address l. X Office of
this paper ststr where Interview may BE- had when
every satisfaction Gill be given. 2Of6teod'
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ITO WATCH IMPORTERS AND

n FANCY GOODS HOUSES-A young man who mas
large acquaintance aud could influence conso erable
amount OF trade to either Of the above Dsmed business
would like situation Salesman. Address NJ X, at lhe
Tribune Office. mi SteOd'
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tP- TIE Daily Freeman is the largest newspaper
h Brooiyn has the largest circulation, Is the only morn
he paper and the only Whg Corporation newspaper in
hsl ciIy IA the best medium for advertising IL Is TO
onsble for the representations and agreements oil It's own
exclusive agents only. ms Sc
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AS CHAMBERMAID and Fine Washer and
IN Ironer or a. General Housemaid In small private
family, by respectable young woman With good 1eier
Twsinh.st ma ~
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a. Gouraud,s LIQUID Hair Dye Is warranted 10

EHftEA ~ -
ehsof or gray hair beautiful brown black IN
niais. Dr. Ga well known emioence As = caeuicG PHI
csopher sure gusrany that this srele Ia the plus
eus Of Hair DYE Exercise the will 10 buy no olher-
so0nd ons Al Dr. FELIX GOURAUD'S old established
eeRo 81 WakeIIt lat store from Broadway mi Sru&Th
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no BOARDlf,G. HOUSE KEEPERS.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE WAN

n n TED-The undersigned has applications from par.
ties wishing purchase the furniture OF families about
breaking up ousekeepng any wishing TO dispose
OF their furniture private sale fair cash valuation
learn of purchaser by applying by note other wise TO
ma 2tiss r. C. KEMP, IS Nassau-st.
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A S CHAMBERMAID and Waiter in small
family, by respectable Protestant girl Apply SLei
Bank 81 Can be seen for two days. ma "
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~ ANTED-Titles TO Illinois and Mis-
SCUM lands. granted soldiers Of the Of 1872,
and forfeited for Taxes Apply address, giving num-
LOT Inns
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TO HTRE-By a small

v Family, the whole a part OF desirable house
Location above Broome-s preferred Rent not
$500 10 500. Address A. w. P, box 1896, Poss-oce.
In3 o.
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~ AN ELL ~ f11ht., Tor q small ram
ily from the first OF May, the lower part or upper
part and front basement Of gen eel house in the central
part Of the city Address HENRY" at the Tdblne Office,
stating location, rooms, and terms. 26f 3teod*
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-27
Commercial.

TINES OFFICE, Feb. 20, 1851.
Tobacco and Hemp has been coming in
very freely during The pas, week. The rain
yesterday put o stop 10 outdoor business,
which had been quite active. We have no
alterations to make, except decline in
Flour and slight advance in Bacon.
The river is in excellent boating order,
and rising-roads in bad condition.
We quote--
HEMP-575ss0 per ton.
T0BACCO-s5a7 per 100 lbs.
WHEAT-60a65c.
DRY HlDES-7c.
FLAX SEED-S1s1 10 per bushel.
DRIED APPLES-75ce31 90. do
WHITE BEANS = ST 90 per bushel.
IRISH POTATOES-75c do
OATS-30c per bushel.
ONlONS-In demand-none offering.
BACON, Hog round 5scls.
LARD, lin good packoges) Gels.
From store we quote,
FLOUR-s5a5 so per Dbl.
SUGAR-7a7A cts per ID.
COFPEE-13 Z" "
WHISKEY-30 cts. per gal.
lRON-4a5 cts. per ID.
SALT-Sl SO per SIX.
SPUN COTTON-95 cts. per bunch.
DOMESTICS-9 cts. per yard.
Molasses-35s50 cts. " gallon.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-27
STEAMBOAT DISASTER.

We are indebted to Messrs. Shaffner
& Veitch for the following Geographic
Dispatch. 1t was forwarded from 81.
Louis 10 Boonville, and received from
the latter place by mail.
Sr. LOUIS, Feb. "a. 1851.
To the Glasgow 7imes.--The steam ferry
boat. ST. Louis. blew up yesterday abou,
noon, just as she was backing out from the
81. Louis Levee. Fifteen or eighteen killed
including three Engineers, Pilot and Cap
lain; only one hand on the boat escaped
The boiler was literally torn 10 pieces, and
the other boiler was thrown out OF its place.
The boat was much damaged by the accident,
The cabin entirely blown of; it was rot
known how many were in The cabin at the
lime, but none OF them have since been
found.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-27
From the Oseoa Independent.
PICTURE OF THE JOINT
SESSION

The following letter reached us after
the election Of Senator, but is not an
unfaithful picture Of some of The per.
sonages of the Joint Session. l, is
worth the place it occupies, and will be
interesting to the reader who has no.
had an opportunity of looking over The
Legislature as it sa, in joint session.:
JEFF Cry, 18th Jan. 1851.
My business in the State,
Makes me locker on here in Vienna"
and having nothing else TO do, will tell
you who these people are, or at least some
Of them, who are making laws, ard ruling
The desInies of this Stale, for do not propose
10 point out every gaseous bubble that floats
uPon this troubled sueam OF politics.
Do you see that tall, slim man, with 8
dark lively eye, twinkling with fun. yet send
ing out fash Of hate and leer OF cunning?
That man sitting far round to the right Of the
President, with wig on? That man is the
eternaE Claiborne Fox Jackson, as his
enemies call him, tho author OF tho famous
Jackson resolutions OF the last session that
Judge Napton wrote, He has been for some
years hostile 10 Col. Benton, is using every
means to defeat bis election. and has been,
until this morning, trying 10 get his friends 10
vote for Mr.. Geyer for Senator, though be
continued to vote for Mr.. Green. He would
be the leader OF the Anti Benton party in
better times, but now there are SO many soft
places in The ice that he sends rasher men
before 10 try it. He is TO day Tying 10 head
the Benton party ia ruse OF theirs 10 get
The advantage before the people. That trick
was gotten up and is being carried on by Mr..
Sims, the member from CaSs, that man sit
ting not far from Jackson, in a snuff colored
coat, brown hair and whiskers, neat but un>
ostenIsIous in his appearance and manners,
with deep set but glowing eye, unobserved
but observing every thing. Silent and sly
he sits in his place, scarcely ever speaking,
but then with effect. Others have appear
ed 10 be The leaders Of the Benton patty, but
when The time had come, with skillfu hand
he pulled the wires and The scene has chang,
ed. Before the meeting Of The Joint Session
this morning, every one predicted Geyel's
election, but now, in the language Of Dr..
King, OF Ray, the oldest schcmers are "trig'
gersd OF their feet"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-27
ST. LOUIS, 7,h, Feb. 1851.

Sr. LOUIS 7,h Feb. 1851.
Hon. Jas o. Broadhead:
DEAR Sal learn with come surprise
'hat am represented as having presented
new test OF orthodoxy in the Wing party, by
the expression Of my opinion as to the con-
siitutional power Of Congress, on the subject
OF slavery. know Of nothing from which
such an inference could reasonably be draw:
Seeing tia, entertained the same oplnion
ever since 1919, knowing that Mr.. Clay
did not concp, with me; and yet believe
was The Fist public man 10 nominate him
tor the Presidency in a public body, and
'ha: | have uniformly supported him ever
since. Indeed | never ask the question Of
any wing candidate, and believe have vol.
ed for a great number who conceded the
power. This everybody knows, who knows
any thing Of my course. And during last
summer, | took some pains 10 pronounce
against the proposed test, voted for Mr..
Darby without asking or knowing his opin,
ion on that subject, Of which arm ignorant
10 this Gay. | voted for every whg elected
from this county, ignoran, Of the opinions Of
any except about four Of them, Two Of whom
know differed from me on the question oil
power. | should have pursued the same
course il had been in the second or third
districts, By voting for the wing candidates
against the field, as have always done for
Mr.. Clay, who is wing enough for me. |
have never regarded an opinion either way
on the constitutional question referred TO, as
as the test Of orthodoxy in either party.
Mr.. Crockett is and has been in posses
sion Of my views Of that subject. have re.
stated them TO him in letter this evening, 10
which | refer you.
Very respectfully yours
II. S. GEYER.
P. S.-You arc at liberty 10 use this lets
ter at your discretion. have no conceal,
ments,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-27
@ A r ID.

The undersigned passengers on board the
Steamer GENL. LANE, on her upward trip
from St. Louis 10 Brunswick, tender the fol-
lowing as Justly due the boat. her officers, and
the travelling public.
The absence of any considerable iarring or
shaking, shows her to be a staunch built boat;
her cabin and state room accommodations are
Of the most comfortable character; her table
as good as the best-t is indeed sumptuous,
while its attendants are ever ready and po-
lite; but the best felture of her appointments
is her truly gen,emanly, officers, Capt,
ISAAC H. MCKEE and ii. w SMITH, Clerk,
who are ever ready and fully competent TO
attend to their respective departments. We
strongly commend the good Steamer GEN
LANE to all who have occasion to travel on
the Missouri river. as a safe and desirable
conveyance.
Jas. NJ. Frazier, w. D. P. NJ Nolen, DR.. A.
Peabody, David Laird, G. w. Haskins, S
l. Kennett, w. P. Scott, W. c. Manson,
B, Riddell H. c. Prewitt, d. L. Cavanah,
J. n. Coates, Jonathan Haskins. R. J.,
Skinner, D. r. Risley, Mrs. E. A. R. Linn,
Mrs. NJ. l., Barr, Mrs. Williams and 33
others.
STEAMER GEN. LANE, Feb. 25-wl
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-27

Ell PAso.--This fine little steamer is
again in our river, having passed up on
Sunday last, look ing, as neat as a new
pin. Capt. BRIEFLY is one of The most
careful, energetic and polite gentlemen
on our river--commands one of our
first class boats, and is worthy of q
liberal patronage. Our old friend
WEAVER, formerly oft Anna, is chief
scribe, to whom we arc indebted for
late papers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-27
- ~" ii J' G 81" Is !
IRELAND. March %, lS49.

IRELAND. March %, lS49
Mr.. Fl. G.. FARRELL. have used you Lini
ment, and find it more than your recommend
it. must say it is the best medicine Of the
kind ever heard of. A woman here is using
il for what the Doctors call Fungus. The
disease is said to be ineurabe, but she thin ks
your Liniment will accomplish a cure
J, BOUSE, P, M
See advertisement. 52-w2
N. B. Beware Of spurious preparation
called w. B. Fsrrell's Arabian Liniment,
abase counterfeit, which has just made its
appearance. 47-2w
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-27
yOAUvs II M.

The present number closes Volume
llrh Of the TINES. We are truly thank
fol 10 many, many friends for their ger-
erous support aud encouragement, and
in future shall strive 10 merit a continu.
ancc. The special attention of a num-
her Of our patrons, is called 10 the no,
ticc lust above this.