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PIANOS FOR SALE AND TO RENT.

Eiz..~-@H New and second hand PIANOS, of III
8 Town and of several other factories. are a
ways to be had at my Piano Wareroom on llth st
between Pennsylvania avenue aud street
Old Pianos taken in exchange.
Tuning also attended to.
F. G. REICHENBACH.
oc l2-eo3ms.
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- Chspm1n. Gibson, Coke, James and Hare, names
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TRUTH Is MIGHTY.

A Plain and INV rmis h ed at m ent
WE commend the perusal of the extract below
w to our readers. Mr.. Bull is a merchant of
high character.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-04
Il abroad 10 the Pacific,

We have from The first recognised the importance and
interest OF this great undertaking. while mindful both Of
the constitutional difficulties belonging 10 the question
and of The conflict Of claims between the different route,
and plans of construction which have been proposed
Without in any degree changing the position Of this
journal upon any OF these points, and ressryng especially
any EXPIRE sson of opinion 10 the most desirable route
for railroad 10 the Pacific lay before readers
paper the subject from entitled 10 very high
consideration, both in view OF scientific accomplishment
aud practical skill. We regard the series OF papers Of
which this is the first las important contribution to
the popular information on the subject, and in this point
Of view alone commend the IDEAS of the writer 10 the
attention and consideration of those interested in the
vast national enterprise of which he treats.
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The METEOR or SATURDAY NIGHT Ahoutte ten minutes
past TO- D. M one OF the most brilliant meteors passed
over city which have seen indeed, its light
intense, and II apparently that its sud.
den fight startled more than pedestrian Originating
Aciarus, it passed just west of Benetnasch, and
disappeared al the same elevation above the horizon but
about degrees west of the pole star. The light was
quite equal that OF the brightest rockets Illuminating
every object almost wildly, and, seemingly, was ~
no greater elevation above us Its path was marked oy
ruddy train OF several seconds duration ihrough the
whole truja and what was peculiarly remarkable The
portion Of the train between Arcarus and benetnasch'
after the rest had disappeared, gradually curved from The
latter star towards the zenith, until formed night an
gle with its angle to the eastward This renamed visit
bic for several minutes There was no sxploe'on or any
audible noise during its Aght-iaieaigenefr'
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ing his sovereign al Vienna and he cannot have beel
consulted the crisis he may refuse 10 take ministe
rial Office, he dad on iormer similar occasion III
Doral is young officer and nephew OF General Cor
doya.
The court OF appeal at Mannheim have given judgment
in the case OF Professor Gervans The public prosecu
tor had appealed against the Judgment OF March g.
fencing Geryinus 10 two months Imprisonment toe
enent The court OF appeal cancels The decision OF the
court below condemnng The pubic prosecutor 10 pay The
costs and orders process on the charge of melting
The commercial men OF Hamburg are exerling them
selves 10 establish annual wool market According
10 returns Just published the net income all the Ger
man railways shows average OF 3-10lhs per cen
The government of Mecklenburg Schwerein think ing
that Geographic communication damages the post office
has imposed a tax every DESPATCH 10 which the
companies mol asserting, the lines are closed.
AUSTRIA.
Private letters from Vienna mention as a rumor gen.
orally accredited there that the Austrian government con-
templates bringing out another loan.
elegraphc DESPATCH dated Vienna, April II, states
that the Emperor sends commission, presided over by
Count Rechbeg 10 inquire ato the state OF the Lombar
Venetian Kingdom and report on the best form OF adj
mnisralion 10 be established there General Benedeck
is 10 be one OF The members OF the commission.
ITALY.
The Sandman government publishes in the official
journal a memorandum upon the differences with Austria
the subject OF the representations The application
Of this measure TO Sandman subjects is declared to be
appeals to the conscience OF the Vienna cabinet
when better informed, and nvokes the good offices OF
friendly and allied soveIeigns
The Tuscan loan is for million OF per cents.
Rentes, at the price Of 66.
From the Vienna It Is reported by telegraph that Count
Reye the Pedmontese ambassador, has quilted that
ilal eonge-an act which, less grave than formal
wihdra wal marks distinctly the unendy relations OF
the two governments. The Marquis de Canlono d.
reefs the Affairs OF the Sandman legation at Vienna.
The following is given semi-ohcal. in explana-
ton of the pursued by the Piedmon,ese ambas-
sador:
The cabinet OF Turin had directed Count de Revel 10
delay his departure long possible and 10 ascertain
exactly if the imperial cabinet were disposed even in the
slightest degree, to listen to bis representations The
Count waited TO the very latest moment and acted
cordance with the British and French ministers. But it
appeared 10 him evident that III spite OF the moderate Ian
guage used by Count de Bao, there hope that
Austria would revoke the which she had taken
He in consequence withdrew. The Sandman govern
ment thought That this proceeding required by the
respect due to its own dignity Ii certainly has no in
enton OF aggression but has proved that, in the egt
innate defence Of its subjects prosecuted by Austria 1t
does not want courage 10 repel an unjust attack"
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That the journals of this country should occasionally
run into exravagances of folly and in discussing
the policy Of government is the inevitable result Of their
license in political speculation, and oil their anxiety to
stimulate the palled appetite OF the public by exaggerated
stories Of exciting interest Alta period like the present.
whcn the policy OF new administration is still undeye
oped the least significant of its acts is severely scru
nzed its hi iden purposes boldly explored and the most
rash and ridiculous conclusions drawn from inadequate
or fictitious premises Rumors originate in We know
not what authority; impressions are made by we know
not what influence and the public mind is dashed by I'M
seen hands into fsyerish condition OF excitement and
anxiety
The frank and manly avowal OF purposes and policy
which The President made in his inaugural address TO The
nation has PARTIALLY failed produce its legitimate effect
upon the popular mind consequence only OF the rash
speculaons and extravagant stories OF portion OF the
public press In his inaugural address, President fie'ce
gave the country every assuranco OF permanent peace
in indicating foreign policy based upon the bgne' pnn-
cipes OF national honor and public fah. Inc almost
universal applause of the country indicated is sasac-
ion Mailing il The conduct Of the administration con.
Acts 9th The declared policy OF the President Nothing
occurred 10 disturb that feeling OF security and salts
f,;o h;rh netvaIel the nation But i seems that an
IN ,ssnsct to the foreign relations Of the country
istsl, in certain quarters correspondent OF the Balt
moro SIM discourses 10 the following strain
Tls northern commercial community n)w begin to see
aries Of wars springing all around and no event
~ attest their ssgacity n sufficient atn be iskcn on the
p,rt OF the government Tho ese anl enterprng 'pl-
n or this people will not heel agemcn to en-
gage in half doxei The excitement Of oomneroe
and oficeseekings inspid in cjmp trson w.t. that OF
war Capitalists now begin to luto up the treechcs
pockets, and talk Of the uns III state q our foreign
fairs while YounQ America ks moe bow-room ana
only doubng whether swallow Me Nco Cubs, aad Sen-
trail America sepai st,ly or 0 littveiG
"The strip territory who q vernon Lane msd' warrior
belong in the opinion Of 60 arse ana the lo.e
m,, and while + hat il be easy OBJ
tain the whole Al Soaos With al tner GOO
en- treasures. Bot il will DO necessity, Ia Ode o sss'"
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WarbIeiged IRON Wantefs tof"mnst FedestsIs, TnbIs
Tops, 80, sc.
THE saamsnde Marble Company invite public attention their
marhezed Of the
received the gold medal OF
and The medal Of Metropolitan
ics' lnste held Washington February aud March Of
This MATERIAL having metallic basis durable and chez
marbles its OF precious and
choicest marbo IN than sixty different varieties
and surprisingly heaul capable Of resisting
ofheat and cannot be injured by Of acids oil
SILAs G., HERRING.
The manufacturing Of this
ponendence OF y. j. r. Williams
financial
Ruston whom All communications ba addressed the
cipa ware rooms, s3 Broadway, New York.
May l-d3m
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


01-Mr HEsAr M swIs Of Montgomery, Alabama, our sen
ea travelling for the States OF Alabama and Tennessee A.
sisted BY O. " LEWIS JAMS o. Lsw aud sAAuI D. LEwls
Mr O. W. JAMES OF Cincinnati Ohio, general TRAVELLING
for the Western assisted by JoAs r. Dssr
THoAAs, o. J. DYER @. NJ, L. WIsKaAs, Isaac BAsrLErr
Cooks, A. l.. CHILDs, and l.. X. BRowsELL-
Mr fsKAKL e. JANIS, No. Les south Tenth street. PLl.s
pha, general travelling AGENT assisted BY Wa H. Wxn
Jsns CoLLiss, JAsxs DxxsrSa, HAsrr Jos Buros Gao
BUTres, Isaac M, IODINE, Edmund W. WtLKy, WLIIaN
wArEKaAs, una GroRoK L. MeLnop
0y-Receipts from either Of tbs above will be good
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENTs-A pafor cham
furnished, central location, in private family
where there o children. Inquire OF
r.. N. sTRkTTON, Auctioneor,
MAY dot Penn avenue between 9th and 10Th
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The new cabinet OF Spain is thus formed
President OF the Council and Minister al WA con.,
Lersundi Foreign Affairs, NJ. Ayllon Justice IA %
vantes Finance, M Bermudez de Castro Interior Al
Egana and Marine, NJ Doral, M Aylon is represent.
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on Miracles. ~ mo. Price rs
orphan Tale the Rev. George Fisku beautifully illus
for children. Is cents
Picture. Bible by Cousin Alice with handsome u,a-
tons Price so cents.
Gray Presthoods Of Jesus Christ and Melchedec
80 For sale by GRAY n BALLANTYNR,
In
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\ uEiE aE, Professor Of tho French. Spratsh and
German languages, Avenue House Mrs Dsvias
W and Oh streets, Pennsylvania avenue, south side.
40 2s-imn
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MANITOBA woman as cook, either white or colorod Az
w ply the third house In Seven Buildings.
May SID
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-06-02
State Agricultural Soci ETY..

We understand that Wednesday the 22d
Of June next, has been designated as the
day for the first meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors of the SiatesAgricultural Society at
Boonville.
AS the meeting will be an important one,
as, at it, are determined the premiums for
the various agricultural products that will be
exhibited in October next, at the Great State
Fair. We presume the board will see the
necessity of a full attendance.
We subjoin list of the board as appointed
by an act of the last General Assembly:
M. M. Marmeduke, of Saline COUNTY,
President.
James S. Rollins, of Boone county, Ma
thuniel Leonard ,,ofs Cooper county, Dabney
C. Garth, of Randolph county, Roland
Hughes, of Howard county, James c. An
derson, of Galloway county Camm Seay, Of
Usage county, Vice Presidents.
James L. Minor, Of Cole county, Cores
ponding Secretary.
VIM. II. Trigg,s of Cooper county Treas
urer.- Jefferson Inquirer.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-06-02
Virginia Elections.
Baltimore, May %.

Baltimore, May %.
First District-Bayly, Deih., elected to
Congress; no opposition.
Second District--Miller, Dem, elected.
Third District.-Caskic, Democrat, 300
maj.
Fourth District.-Gcode, Democrat, cleo
ted.
Fifth District.-Wooton, Wing, l75 maj.
in Campbell county-the result is Doubt
ful.
Sixth District.-No returns.
Seventh Distrct.-Snowden Wing, $50
ahead, four counties TO hear from---result
doubtful.
Eighth Observation-Disclosures, Democrat,
elected.
Ninth Tenth, Twelfth and Thirteenth
Districts.-No opposition to the Democratic
candidates.
Eleventh District returns.
The Wings gain several members Of the
Legislature. No definite amount Of "Pub.
lie Works." vote generally small.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-06-02
Goods for Gehilemen and Chill
lHeus, Wear.

A SUPERB assortment of black Cloths and
~ Cassimeres, Gall gradss); Fine Cloths in all
the popular and fashionable colors; Paetot Cloths,
ORA d'Etes, Barathea's, and other summer coat
ings; Fancy Cassimeres, in variety of new and
tasteful designs; Brilliant Brocade Silks for We'd
ding and Party Vests and every kind of linen,
cotton. worsted and mixed Summer Goods, with
all articles of Trimmings in accordance with the
present fashions.
We respectfully ask the attention of purchasers
10 this class of goods as they are for sale at such
prices as will enable customers TO supply them
selves with the most desirable articles ,reN made
by orr o,cn citi-cns, about as lop as ready-madc
clothing can be bought-and thus home industry
will be sustained, and in the end the purchaser will
s1re money.
Our stock of BOOTS and SHOES is very en-
tensiye, and includes the best makes and qualities
Of Calf, Kip and Morocco Boots;
Gents Calf, Morocco and patent Shoes and
Caters,
Foys, youths, and children's Boots and Shoes
With variety Of choice and tasteful styles OF
such articles as will enable us TO suit all tastes,
Hosiery, Gloves, Crayats, Neck Ties, SusDer,
ders. Linen Bosom Shirts and Collars, Gauze, Me
rino and Cotton tndershirts; Drawers. and al
other articles for gentlemen and chdrens' wear il
| great variety.
With full assortment of such goods, from com
mon TO the finest, we expect to give our friends
general satisfaction, as our prices will be at TIKI
lowest point. BOON, DUNCAN s. SMITH.
Fayette, May 5, 1853.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-06-02
Congressional Districts.

Two Congressman arc TO be elected in
Aueust-one from the Third, and one from
the 9Th District. The Districts are compos-
ed of the following counties.
THIRD DIsrRIcr.-Lewis, Clark, Scot
land, Knox, Shelby, Howard, Macon, Ran
dolph, Adoir, Schuyler, Putnam, Dodge,
Sullivan, Linn, Charlton, Carroll, Living
sion, Grundy and Mercer.
SEvrvTu DrsTRIcr.--Crawford, Frank
lin, Jefferson, Washington, St. Francois, ST
Genevieve, Perry, Madison, Cape Girardeau
Wayne. Ripley, Butler, Stoddard, Scott
Mississippi, New Madrid, Dunklin, Shan
non, Reynolds, Dent, Bollinger, and Pemi-
scott.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-06-02

DEC uEaEoTYpEs.-Mr.T 7. M. EASTER
hY, southeast corner of Fourth and Olive
streets, ST. Louis, is enc of the best De-
guerreon Artist, o. the day, and we advise
persons visiting the city, who may want
hkenesses of themselves or friends TO call
andss3aminc his werll- He is thorough
master of this difficult art, and never sends
out a likeness not complete in every par
ticular. There is a beauty of finish, and
distinctiveness OF feature about his pictures,
that is seldom found. Rcccllect his loca-
sion, and give him call.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-06-02
Family Groceries, Iron, Nails. &C.

WE are now receiving and offer at wholesale
w or retail, at the lowcst rrer prices, an en-
tensivc and very general stock Of all descriptions
of Family Groceries OF the best qualities to be
procured in the United States, including
Extra choice New Orleans Sugar.;
Loaf. crushed, powdered, clarified and refined DO;
II Syrup Molasscs, by Dbl, hf bbl, Or Dbl, or re-
tail,
Fine Plantation Aiolasses and Golden Syrup;
Rice, Vinegar, Spices; Cocoa, Soap, Candles,
Starch, Soda, Cream Tartar, Yeast Powders,
and all other staple Groceries Also,
Oysters, Canton Ginger, Figs, Prunes, &c.
Medium, fine and choice Havana cigars by box.
Our supply Of coarse and fine Salt, will at all
times be equal TO the demand, and al rirer prices.
We orc looking daily for a large stock Of the
FINEST TEAS IMPORTED, which will enable US
to supply our customers with the choicest grades
Of Green and Black Teas at very favorable prices,
with fair reduction TO those who buy by the
quantity-the quality in all cases guaranteed,
Mayo BOON, DUNCAN s SMITH.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-06-02

AAnA1R CouyTY.-Mr 4. H. LindeT OF
kirksvile, Adair county, writes to the St.
Louis Intelligencer, that Mr.. Lindley is
the choice OF the wings of that county, and
his statement is concurrcd in BY five other
gentlemen of standing and influence. They
deem convention unnecessary, but the
county will be represented should one be
held. Send on your delegates friends, and
let US have talI--no odds who is the can
didate, "every wing will DO his duty"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-06-02
THE TIM Els.
Heavy Rain-Damage.

A very heavy rain fell yesterday after
noon and last night, flooding the streets, and
washing them very badly in places. The
large brick ware house of Capt. Nicholas,
at the lower landing, was seriously injured.
The water undermined the wall, about
midway OF The house, on the uppst side,
causing some fifteen or twenty feet to fall,
carrying with il some bulk tobacco Of
Averett & Co. The water run into the
lower apartments of the warehouse, injurlng
some salt, sugar, tobacco, and other goods
stored there by Messrs. Manson & Bartho-
low. We have no means of estimating the
loss, but presume the injury the building
sustained will be the heaviest. The Plank
Road was also considerably injured. II
the rain was general, the injury to crops
must be extensive.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-06-02
The Convention.

The Bloomington Journal, speaking Of a
Convention in this District says:--
at appears there is no other way by
which the choice of the people may be
known, and candidate selected; it has
finally, been determined, that the Wings Of
the third District meet in mass Convention
at Bloomington, Macon county, on Monday
the l3h of June, and the most suitable man
selected as our standard bearer.
Then come up, meet in mass, that har-
monv may prevail, and The first Tuesday in
August win tell q tale that you will not be
ashamed TO hear, and victory will again
perch upon our banner. For the Demo-
Gratis have labeled the wrong package. a
united effort On the part of the Wings will
ny the Gittite low. "