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IroR CHARLEsroN AND IL0RlDA "a sENIwBEKLY
United States mall ne-The and hAst going
JAS. AD0ER }. Diehinsen, Commander, win leave pier
No. North river on Saturday, July At o'clock p n,
Ir;Si.y r. freight .ppy 2. board where all bills Of
sPoYFoRD. r1IEsToN CO, 50 Bso.d~ay. rSssush
tickets to Jacksonville, tsl; to Piiatka, SIS.
r mail line-The new and .plsndid steamship ANGUS
IA, Thomas Lyon captain will leave ON Saturd July
At o'clock p n, from pier Ne North river Apply to
SAMUEL L. bITCHILL. rs Br ,sdway.
The Florida, B. woodruff captain, on Saturday In'v9.
LCOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
IL United States Mall Lne.-Ths steamship AMESTOWN,
Lewis Parrish ss%mandsr, leaves pie. No = North river
ROANOKE. Edward Cayendy, commander, every Tuesday
Afternoon at o'clock Freight received every Friday and
Saturday Monday and Tuesday but not sftsr
fs6 hrs
CANDIoRps INDEPENDENT LINE OF srEAnsks,
for phil:ds,phs Via csps Hsy1Ths .sw and :s:n I'd
ILL., will leave pier IA North river OF street
daily NJ for philadelphia landing each way at Cape
Nay Cspin passage to Phisdslpha Cape Nay 81 dsok
70 philadelphia 80 Excursion tishet to Philadelphia
and return 81 For freight passage apply
the once on the pier. z. W brush Passenger Agent
j. ALLDERDICE Freixbt DO
~ packet ship American Eagle beg leave
most grateful ackno gments the passen GERS who
accompanied them their last voyage from London
New York for the splendid testimonial Of their esteem
well As Tor their public card Of thanks Such evidences
appreciation render the tolls and
duty Gentlemen wherever Jon voyage life
our best wi hes for your prosperity shall
sI''' GEORGE MOORE Mate.
To hessrs. SMITH, SWAN, and HEBDEN.
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berths secured until paid.
PROPOSED DATES or sArLINe.

ipNxRDK JSLIfEs 4 CO., No. 50 Wall st.. N. Y.
J. @. ROBERTS CO., IS Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN NUNROE CO., Ne. 8 Rue Notre Dame dss
Victories, Paris; or
GEO. II. DRAPER, HAvre.
The Of these ships will not be accountable for geld
silver bullion specie jswery, precious stones METALS
unless bills Of lsdng signed therefor and the value
thcre0f therAin expressed.
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
" hereby given to the occupant
pants Of all houses lots improved unm proved lands
sced thereby that the following assessments have been
completed by the and lodged In the oco OF
Se bureau OF examination by all persons
fntesed vzfor tagging the northerly sidewalk Of ThIr
fourth between Ninth and Tenth The
nss embraced by snch include All the several
ground lots pieces parcels of
Had situated The north Of Thirty fourth street. be-
tween Ninth and Tenth All persons whose inte
affected the above and who
opposed tho same or are requested TO
prssent their objections writing 20 the undersigned AZ
fAs ONCE No Hall of Records within thirty days from
The date OF tbis notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES ]. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, y
o6oe Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Juno
1tNA
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T!ROTON AoUEDucT DEPARTkhNr.-ro CoNvRAC-
street" will be received the sce Of The Croton
Aqucdust until Monday the eth day Of June
receiving basns and euvs in Dover street nom the East
about % feet east OF Franklin being
b length about The plan Of the and specin
eatons the building Of the and all other Informs
tcn relating thereto be obtained application to the
Wster Puryeyor, NJ this office. NICHOLAS DEAN
President Of the Croton Aquedust Department.
UAv Yorh Juual9
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'CaAvELI.ERH GUIDE.

fvAMDEN AM AMBOY RAILROAD TO rHILADn
~ ph,a from pisf No North rivsrrwo lines daily,
10 A. n. Ano 2P. n. Accommodation line At ~ n, b
Steamboat Trenton to South Amboy, Bordentow1
and steamboat Stockton to philadelphia Fare-S2 N
press linz at NJ by steamboat John Potter AmbeY
thence S-sct Camden by four axt
shalt fsre-S setnrpinx, leave ph'laAelphis st 10 4
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NORTHERN NEW YORK LIVE STOCK INSURANCE
IN Company, Of PattsbuYE. New Yerk.CAptsl go co.,
fssursly inverted. VINCENT CO., Agents. No. II Nss.
esv street, esecpd fccT
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They all arst class New York built ships provided
Passengsrs and commanded q men Of sxperenot in the
Goods TO the Subscribers will he forwarded free from
any charges but those actually incurred
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents, 16E Pssrl street.
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AGENCY.

4 COMMISSION MERCHANT, IN THE NEI0HB0R-
hood Of South street DESTROYS Of increasing his
t business by receiving the agencies of few articles likely
command ready sale At wholesale, and II of sufficient
hportsnce at retail Storage, IL required Address Ner
hant, Hersld once.
IoTICE.-THB OFFICES OF THE LAKE ERIE,
~ wabash, and St Louis and The Toledo and ulinsh
Railroad Companies are at 10 Wall strict
EDW. WHITEHOUSB Treasures.
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TyROToE AQUEDUCT DRPARrMRNT.-TO CONTR AC-
" torSealed proposals. endorsed proposals for Sewer
will DO received at tbs once Of the
81 June 1888 ut O'Clock, M to build sewer, with the
receiving basins and cul .erts In Twenty sixth
street. from the built in Lexington
point about 20 feet west Of Third being In length
shout 4S feet The plan OF the for
the hudng Of the and all other information relating
srets DO obtained application to the water
1T shis office NICHOLAS BEAN,
Presidsnt Of ths Crotch Aqusduct Department..
Mou York Inn IT, lR63
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AMUgEMENTS.
BoEEnx rasATIl;.DooRs OPEN AT X, cur.
A'.'.' '''.' fi ~: a. I; H;1:i.A
"a, P Pss Mr. rs sa::
IRA
TS.Sdsu:; Dunn snS. .!.s sssss:
's' as,: .i' T. s.a:
NATIONAL THEATRE. caAIHAn .rRzEr.-DooRs
. Day .7.a: ;;': Jun.
Fl: :;:;:
s;asra.E and si;ifs, a';:'''''
::ss e:.' IT, :i:ss::
Sr;cHARLEys THEATRE. BowERY. NEAR CHATHAM
y SsFtsiTi
Ms MASON .:..... a.i III: Mcneil
iTox AND jerry '.-~.''A
s''' TONI s: s:::''' ::ss:
iTIs %s h ass
RARNUMs hUsEUN.-THE SWISS BEARDED LADY
e Is. e v sr daily and the greatest
pears The YOUNG WIDOW wv al. nd
ns and .r M @ y
tn; .i,srseon a. Admission to surio,tss
extra - ''A' fA'so'' anu FIRST balcony ia ''ns'
CiHRIsIY,s OPERA HOUSE, "a BROADWAY, ABOVE
s GlsDS every .ss during hs under
VII. s s s the
Die IeEs,; cents DOOR, ossn ATT 70 Ss
r SsT pas. ar: .s.p aanS S.R
o1traordnary and brilliant that has
sS . sAs %i;s up
IL VIII
''la'''y ness CLOSE e THE PRESENT SERIES
for few days. Due notice will DO given of the night Of re-
nautical meiodI.@a which Mr. {. Eddy and Mr., A.
rs SsSis X SsS LUZ FOR ss
SnorxIe. Ne Davidge
Markham Mr. Davsnport
New 5Stsh reading. X 1r Glenn; -'' -''''
''n'''os Nn ko ss' x Il shs 'sss'f'
Her last to
Tickets. Is and l2,S cents en- zen each ,n''A
ss
hshmest 30 popular during tho past seven years
G. WHITE d. EMIT, Pro ,rietors
On the Fourth Of July there will DO three performance
morning, and night.
THE BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN ART, CON
tanning series oftyo hundred authentic paintings BY
masters from Guido dc sisnne a. d. l22l1 down Horace
yernet IL open for exhibition at Sk3 Broadway
Union park Admission cents. Exhibition hours from
A. II. 10 10 p. II.
INACLE DRAMATIC CLUB--LADIES AND GENTLE.
IL wishing to be connected with dramatic assoca
have opportunity of joining the club,
Which has jut arted BY applying At their room No. u
opposite shs Brooklyn Museum, Wednesday evening the
29th intt or Saturday evening, July At O'clock.
J. W. HEAPE, Secretary.
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PuBLIC NOTICE rs
~ hereby siysn to the owner or owners, occupant or
lands ced that the following assessments have
by the Assessors and lodged In the Office
for by all
Interested viz For gradiss Forty 18th street from Tenth
limits embraced by such include NIL the
R houses and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and
Of land situated both sides Of Forty fifth street
Tenth to Eleventh All persons whose inter
affected by the above pamed assessments and who
Sppored either Of them to
the ob ctions in writing TO the underigned at
their Hall Of Records within thirty days from
the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL.
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, June
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MISCELLANEOUS.

= :
A chRD;-THH UNDERSIGNED MANUFACTURERS
ess'ld psss and GOLD and silver pencil and Gags
opening their .ssrs ivRns aons.
% nS au Of 1s Of re-
i;s
MEXICAN FLUID MAeNEsIA-AN AGREEABLE,
@ u.s.
removes al tendency to dspeps sick bilious
mild kasS
tons do hihau do: Dsso, do; Dupuy, do Meskin do;
' MoLBRookE, MARTIN, Co., 157 Broadway.
BEWARE or HP0sTRRs- rHr BONA FIDH oss
- sinsl and Only genuine e1tsrmisa.sr that .pnhisss
.s; s.S sss * lssy: III
CHEAP SPRING MATTRESS wAeEROoMs-IRoA
snd n; place 70 s %
halt the usual cost Al;s the patent elastic fs bs' pill
awelnss hotels &c. furnished promptly. a. No 81
CoLLINs's STEAMSHIP, THE ATLANTIC, WAS RE.
furnished rst time with the royal iron stone china
s A not :s e. *
Phadclphi. This ship furnished complete With tho
p She arrived as this sort steward rspsr.
sss SsS This china is vr
scn. Srs o to
.KERRs Phiadolphia or At s. Chambers street NY
UyLY PAPER, PLATINA AND CHEMICALS; ALSO
disir fsctng liquid for swtetenrs foul air; Engshpa
lists and dagucrreotype materias patna nickel manga
biPm nth and sulphate Ammonis chemical whale
OIL is
IMPORTANT TO SEA BATHERs &C-TaE GREAs
!'ss OF life every year from bathing and swimmins
has induced the North American Gnta Porcha Company
III Rfpshss'
perfect sssa.rs s tis ssi from
underow heavy cramps and Is offered at price
TO meet the wants Of the million For sale the ware
house Of tho company. 50 Cedar street.
I UNCu, LUNCH.-A FINE COLLATION., OR LUNCH,
will be served at the and splendid saloon
t7 Broadway OF Broeme to II clock
every day during the week. except Sunday Orleans
style. P..O. GRADY Propretar
NEW YORK STEAM DYING, SECURING AND
cloth pressing cstablishment-re Giving Office No n Old
slp-A kinds OF fancy articles silk cotton and woollon
goods whole pieces Of mernos asnneis and broad cloths
wo-tted COTTON and woollen yarn, dyed In any
color Cloths and silks represscd gessod 8c Yarn twine
snread LOT acss netting and domestic goods
"a Old slip, two doors from Front street
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Y United State. H. stssnship Company. sonnsssias
United Slater mail for California ssd oregon ys XsPin
s AID .,n ana s.% s ss line
G ss @ North .
despatch direct Aspinwa during the month Of June sAs
5..: SsoSsIA 'dsRsss Rs!i::s
Connecting At Psn.ma with tn. Paoino Nail stssm:hp
Mn ds: c.S.s
: + :ss; 10 At rss On application ~ West
;.,: .SSFESS dsss:la Ei.; ;.:
Freight and passage Gan secured On application
Ss m 81 b. r.
tAinsd on application personally or BY letter.
NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE
% n sdy.nss s Ss a.Ths
y9s IISS%
Y 81. . y': and ~ . N ::
the Nicaragua Transit route having but y ss land
Ventilation and .e.o%ncd.son For information or s pa:
'1'' 1 SekRzRIEs MORGAN, Asent NJ. Bowling Grssn
mail bag made up At the office.
DEsPATcH LINE FOR SAN rkANolsco.-Look
:s i WITH ppsz. |
S sas
PASSAGE ron SAN ~, FnAScIssS. Fiji srEESDIR
j Es :s:: iss :''5
CrEAN FROM LIVERPOOL TO AUSTRALIA FORM
sS .ass!9
'as s'Ts wafer tight 1e
Mathew, coEmandsr. ~, v.,.
PORT Philip and sydney On Saturday, tls sd July.
FARE TO MELsousSr AND SYDNEY.
AMI saloon. ~ BuineN.
Hiashaps ostsns: .;ii '...''.''... 90
Trsrh.@A limited quantity viii be taken at Is per ten,
plan ofthe SKIP may be seem and the best unongasod
'''D'' siGnGsD iRSrS Front street.
and Pr sssn and We. sos
m rS s.sS
ssSsH ,..s.l .r and
ri . viii sV Ne New
ry board pier IS E.ss river; 70 ANT0Nio PELLk
oRSHTs 3 south street.. .s street, 70
DEspATcH LINE FOR AUSTRALIA ~ uTHE NEW AND
s:s s reg s ss WI
sn ss II wiS
$s:Isi: sIssins Il the opinion q
G hs or ' Tss sSp 81 earn. ms1 o. ss
apply 90 SUTTON Co. 81 Wall street or Messrs Shift
BK0THERS 4 CO., 10 South william street.
A UsTRALIA IN SEVENTY DAYS, BY THE PIONEER
"A Line Tho clipper ship Sea Raayer 10 taking IN
provisions No. IL river and will positively
I: : On WI. ''r'A' Apply
TNOR HAVANA, VIA CHARLEsrON, s. C.-UNIrED
V States mail steamship ISABEL, William Rollins
andsrhis splendid steamship will leave Charleston for
Havana via Key VEST The 18th and tA Of each month";
month. Apply " MORDRCAI CO., CharisstoA South
Carolina.
T0R sALE-THE YACHT DOLPHIN, ABOUT SIX
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MEDICAL.

DOCTOR HUNTER CAN BE con SUITED AS USUAL
~ from A. until 10 r n. at hia I'D Huntsrias a.
agent In Albany located at No eisssksr street. sss
Of Broadway.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
> The Glassow and New York Steamship companys ssw
Craig will leave New York for Glasgow Sat
nrday July 49, next at u o'clock moon snd ON Saturday
September TO- Mt IL O'Clock First cabin saoon state
rooms1 500 DO. do tndshp do $t; second cabin 50;
third class ssse"Ard' fees inSi S1%oN Ag2sS
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
i NAIL STEAMSHIPS

i NAIL STEAMSHIPS
FROM YORK LIVERPOOL
Second cabin passage. 70
FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL
Second 1abin passage. -
The ships from Boston call at Halifax.
ARABIA, Capt. Judkns AMERICA Capt. Leitoh.
PERSIA, Capt Ryrie. EUROPA, Capt. Shannon.
ASIA, Capt. e q. Lott. CANADA, Capt Stone.
AFRICA Capt Harrison. NIAGARA, Capt. Lag.
These vessels carry clear white Light ct mast head
sts rboard lew; red ON port bcw.
Asia Lott. from New York. wednesday, 10Th June.
Niagara. Lang,,. from Boston, Wednesday 9th July.
Africa Harrison, from New York. Wednesday, 18th July.
America Letch, from Boston, Wednesday, 18th July.
Bsrths not secured until paid for
An exps rien ced surgeon board
The of these slips will not be accountable for
gold, silver bullion specie jewelry precious stones
metals uness bills of ladng signed therefor, and the
value thereof therein expressed.
For freight or passage apply to
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A UsTRALIA IN SEVENTY DAYS, BY THE PIONEER
"a Line The new clipper ship Sea Raaser T. now taxing IN
sail on Saturday July few remaining berths Apply
to r. w. CAMERON, No. l16 Wall street.
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T UNCH, LUNCH-A FINE COLLATION., OR LUNCH
viii be served mp At the new and splendid State saloon
81 Broadway OF roeme II to II o.
day during the week. except sunday In New Orleans
style p. %. CRAZY Pronrietar
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LIOR HAVANA, VIA CHARLEsrON, s. C-UNIrED
V States mail steamship ISABEL, william Rollins cora
splendid :issm:hp viii Leave Charsston FOR
cad leave Havana chAxlson the 9Th ana "a Of each
month. Apply 70 NORDRCAI CO., ChaflsstoA South
Caroline.
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MONTREAL THEATRE.-THE LADIES AND GEN
M tlemen engaged for the nbc'e cd establishment
requested to meet the he Friday morniAg
July !, at 10 O'Clock, A. n.
CHARLES NJ wALCOT
A1tl- api Stage Manager
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T. steamship HUMBOLDT, d. Lines, Commander, will
leave touching At Southampton to the mails
No North liver Pioe Of psssseeFirst GLASS $l2o %.
should board the day before sailing marked "Rs
lew" For freight passage, apply to
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, Is Broadway.
PACKETS TO HAvRE-sECoND LINE.-TH FOL-
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THE SCHOONER LEWIS Ar1KEy CHALLENGES
the schooner George 5. Woo' ~ ei match fro
foot Of Charlton street around Ia south West Spit and
Lack to place Of starting for IT, $500 81 COO
Said vessel to carry forcsail, c,sa e and maingaG
topsail TO sail ON the 4th of Icy 1888 Inquirs ~
A.. FOSHAy'S, corner of ChArltop:nd est street.
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President Of the Croton Aqusdust Department.
New York, juno %, 1853.
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TVo sHOwMEN.-A NIW 'oN ChRT HALL IN
Green point L. L. to let by tn. for the
just fitted up with good stage &c Apply
SAMUEL MOTT, Odd Fellows Il a. ur snpoint, j. l.
rrHEATRE, CHARLESTON. S. -. Ill OPEN, FOR
i the season on first Kovsmhr Ls3is aud gentlemen
defirons Of engagements will JOHN SLOAN.
Comedian. National Theatre, Pail istphi.
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TINIQUF MUSICAL EVENINGS POOP. SEDGWICK
u will give his ballad entt I'D musical lecture
entitled "Cretchets and 9uavera," Lyceum, Staple
gramms prisss many Of the ppulAr musical
positions Tickets Is cents; reserved seats, so oents II
conn n & O'clock.
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DR. JOHNSON, l6 DUANE sTkEhT-Y AAy Nh DON,
suited ut his Office whore he has prassSoA ~ the
twenty two years. Hours from A. t:ssSP elSdKys
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nR. COOPER IA DUANE STREET. NAY III COW
~ suited with confidence on diesss. His pRxsNss Il
over twentytw years ut his Iosats
to Offer such inducements o. obtAn heye ess
In this city, with LoLofAos oxeebtfoH 1fH
spAsdy and permanent cure. nllJ1" onI Xd
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CHARLES THE FIRST, BY,nt gRN >rvELAsQUKZ
" painted at Madrid in 1913 r. .lebrated historical
the most famous ~ xreAtest painter Of
actual life and nature that lin exhibition
at the Stuyvesant Institute Gs ~, way. Admississ
cents,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-24
North Missouri Railroad.

Some twenty of the most respectable citi-
zens Of Pike county have called meeting
Of the people, to take place on the first
Monday Of December next, in Bowling
Green, to consider the question of the To-
cation of the North Missouri Railroad
They allude 10 the fact that doubts have
arisen about the practicability of what is
called the "ridge route" for the North Mis-
souri, Railroad, and that other routes have
been proposed, and they say:
Among the routes thus spoken of, is one
which would pursue nearly straight line
from St. Charles TO Lancaster in the county
of Schuyler, the northern terminus of the
road. This line, if adopted, would proba-
big fall somewhere between the town Of
Bowling Green and Ashley, or not far
Southwest of the last named town. But
wherever il may be located, it is a matter Of
deep and absorbing interest to the citizens
Of Pike county that it should fall within the
limits Of that county. 1t is particularly de-
sirable, however, that if the road pass
through the county at all, that it should pass
as nearly through the centre of it as may
be deemed most advantageous to the inter
ests Of the company, and most conducive tc
the general interests and convenience of the
inhabitants Of Pike, and Of the Northeast
ern portion of the State.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Horses, Buggies, Carriages, sc.

a. THE undersigned having pur-oUws
&5S chased the Livery Stable of Mess. gs
EMERsoN & HANDLEY, beg leave to announce TO
their friends and the public, that they will be at
all times prepared to accommodate the travelling
public, or pleasure parties, with good
Saddle Horses, Buggies and Carriages.
In addition to the stock purchased with the stable
we have made additions, both of horses and car
riages, and will be continually adding, as our Gus
tom may demand, and will stand ready at all times
to accommodate such as may give us call, as well
if not better than has been customary, and at pri-
ces which shall be satisfactory.
GV A good hearse, and careful driver, together
with carriages, at all times ready for funeral
sions.
CO Horses kept by the day, week, or month.
Z. FISHER.
A. A. PUGH.
Glasgow, March 10, Is53-ly
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-24
GLASGOW FEMALE ACADEMY,
D.. UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF
DIR. G. 3. Savage and Lady,


MILL open the next session on the first
w BIbndat in September next. The course Of
instruction, as hetofore, will be thorough ard prac-
teal, fitting the pupil for the active duties of life,
The training the mind To think, neth0Hital pur-
suit of knowledge, order and regularity in the gen.
eral infringement, well as strict regard to the
health, morals and nanners Or thUse committed to
their care will be leading considerations with the
Instructors. Music on the Piano and Guitar,
French, Drawing and Painting, will continue to
receive the constant and immediate attention of
Mrs. S., and be SD arranged not to interfere with
the regular c6tirse, but SO blended as to make the
whole interesting and profitable.
The Principal and his Lady occupy the "Boards
ing House," adjoining the Academy, which is new,
spacious, and comfortable, where young ladies can
board, and receive their constant care and atten-
ton. II is very desirable, and will be much 10
the interest of the pupils that they reside in the
family Of the Teachers, as it is supposed they will
take deeper interest in their mental and moral cul-
ture.
Young ladies from distance should be furnished
with towels, gum overshoes, umbfella and Bible.
TUITION:
Per session Of five months, from So 90 to S14 0C
Music on Piano or Guitar. .....!.. SIT 0C
Use OF instrument. ..........H. 3 0C
French, Drawing and Painting, etc. 10 OF
Boarding, everything furnished, per week, 2 OF
All the text books can be had of the Principal
For further particulars address the Principal, OF
Rev. c. d. Simpson, DR.. L. N. Cockerill or A
W. Roper, Esq, Trustees.
Glasgow August a, 1858.
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ONWARD MEAD. .''' go. $500 WIN. II. MAURICE.
EDWARD MEAD 6. CO.,

tjDW AEtU - SOss
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
WATCHES, JEwELRY, CUTLERY,
Siiper and Plated Ware, Fancy Goods, Shot
2 Guns, Rifles, Pistols and Sporting
Apparatus.
81 Main ST., corner bf Pine, st. Louis. Ell
WYE would respectfully invite the attention of
w Dealers, TO our very large Fall Stock, con-
sistng in part Of ."
Gold and silver watches, Jewelry,
seq PAPER MAcHE GOODS,
Pocket and Table Cutlery, Plated Spoons and
Forks and Britthnia Castors, Silver Spoons
and Forks, Silver Cups and Goblets, Mu-
l.. steal Instruments, Spy Glasses,
Watthmakers Materials, and general assortment
e of FANCY GOODS. u5 ..
Importing our Foreign Goods direct, ond pur-
chasing those Of American make of the manu-.
facturers for cash only, we are placed on an equal
footing with the best Eastern Houses, and can Of
fer better inducements TO our customers. By pur-
chasing here, the Western dealer saves the expense
and time Of Journey east, and all the extra char
ges for freight and insurance, With the uncertainty
and tekatious delays in receiving his goods, and
secures the very great advantage. OF an early
market, and the facility of recruiting his stock
with new and seasonable goods as frequently as
occasion may require.
With an experience of eighteen years in the
wholesale trade ii st. Lotus, we believe we are
acquainted with the styles Of goods suited 10 the
western trade, and would beg leave especially to
call attention to our very large stock Of
Single and Double Barrel Guns.
of Damascus Wire, Stub and Plain TWIST which
have been selected Begsopay by bur Mr.. Mead,
who has beeb spending The last three months in
Europe, mskits gusshdsss Of goods in the Eng
Dealers VII lind It q heir interest TO give Us
call before piirchssigs;, ~, !, nj "a, co
ST. Louis, August y, 1853.