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81 The inimitabls THOMPSON Is daily engaged
in tHking these wonderful STERE0SC0PE PoR.
TRAITS, Which are winning for him such M cuvia
Die reputation. THOMPSON his msny ini;ator-
but his PICTURES are ahead Of all rivalry. IL the
public wish for Portraits pos sessiug all the s.rbute
Of perfection, brilliant but unfadirg 1T them tr,
THOMPSON. His pictures, ,s Pope said of hi,
friends, I" VIII bloom in their coors for thousant
yearSF His Gallery Is on Pennsylvania ar nue.
between u and 9Th streets Try him.
DOy1l-,f
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All tbs seats Of his brauiifu, place are ev.,,.-
and carefully Numbered with metallic l.,Al'oel
diagram has hccn prepared, and quito nnrD,.- A
tshers engaged to ensure dispatch in sittine ~. y
dience Wv a.
The Admission Tik-t has 10 he lcfl AT r..
the Certificate has 10 Inc exhibited 10 the r,bsr
section to which the seat belongs " 1-
The series is most positively limited to m,
than two Concerts. The second and last vii NJ
pia"e on FRIDAY, November Is, with an entire,
new Programme. heN
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I OST.-Some time last week, five notes Of hand
IL four Of them for $3.50 payable severally at B
q, ., aud II months, and one for $50 payable Is
months after date. Drawn 9Th of Oct, 1858, by
John Trader in favor Of J. W. Fitzhugh ami by him
endorsed. All persons cautioned not trade for
said lost notes nnyl5-2t#
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-15

~ Joe shiliington receive. all the Nrw
Books and NEWSPAPERS as fast published. ",
is agen; f-r IIarpcr'S ard all the other Magazines
aud our readers will always find large and good rs
sortment Of Blank Books and Stationery al ms Book
store, odeom Building corner Of street and Penn
Sylvania avenue. aug 10
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-15

LADIES FAIR AT NORFoLK.-TheP Ports
mouth Globe says: The ladies of Nor
folk open fair in that city on Monday,
{to-day,) for the benefit of the Church at
Princess Anne. They are making extern
sive preparations, we are told, for the oc-
casion. Among other curiosities which
will be offered for sale by our " Norfolk
Sisters" may be mentioned daily
paper" called the Erening Star, and
edited by the young authoress, Miss II.
NJ. Butt. 1t is a small delicate sheet,
printed on commercial paper, and will
doubtless be replete with bright sparks
of wit and sentiment. We hope the la
dies may meet good reward in their
laudable enterprise.
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sCHIEDAM sCHNAPPS,

UST received, large supply of the above superb
~ OF mcdicsted corlial. This preparation is admit
rabiy adapted to all diseases arising from imperfect
distribution Of the blood. Indigestion, general de
biity. and such diseases which conFequens upon
sluggish habits and sdentary life, it promotes the
Sccrstness and establishes a healthy equilibrium in
the whole arierisl system.
To b" had wholesale or retail, at SCHWARTZ 5
drug store, next 10 u S. Hotel and 81 door east fir IA
81 street, Pa avenue
novl0-tf.
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N A r r ZEN

On the 18th instant, by Rev. DR.. Cole. JOHN JAS.
CLARKE to MARIA JANE MOLIN, all of this city
On the 10th instant. by the Rev. John G. Smith
JOHN w. CLARKE to KATE, daughter of Col w.
Z. Young, all of this city.
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" VIM. W. Brnnstcr, wcighmaster at
Syracuse, has received his congo from the
Canal Board; but refuses to give up his
office at their bidding. The Attorney
General Of the State, Chatfield, has been
ordered to commence legal proceedings
against the refractory hard shell in the
return of quo warranto.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-15

LT Hudson, the British Railway
King" after the changes Of fortune to
which he has been subjected, is said to be
worth 81 100000.
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JULLIEN's MUSIC.
4 MEXICAN uUADRILLES
IA English DO
California do
Iibtrnia do
News from home do
Plima Donna Waltzes
Paul and Virginia do
Maniona DO
Ertafette Galop
Atlantic do
Together with all the most popular Music Of the
day can be had az the Music Depot"
HILBUS HITZ
South side Pa. ayenue, near 10th strAst
z. S-Just received the celebrated Prima Donna
Song, by Julien. UGH
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81 Just published, the new AMERICAN Nor
OF THE CONCERT. containirg full transsction,a :,
all the pieces performed ut this or any other 81 ~
anne Snntag's Concerts. With every hook vul =,
given a copy Of tb. S0NTAG GEMS. coutsjninS az
swiss Song, the Polka Aria the Ricci Wrltz ami -
Linda Aria. arranged for the Piano Forte. m,ti,,
ten pages of Music.
Price for the Concert Book. including IA. So,,,.
Gems, - cents to nc had at the Ticket Cc- ana -
Hall.
Doors nrrn at sever; "a commence at eight ocloA
nov l5-2t-
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Qy-WyNAN is doing wonders, but his changes art
not As sudden as those produced on tho grey head.
and grey boards. throughout the country hy Gil
MANS HAIR DYE.
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es- For HATS or GAYS call ut HENDLEY'S, sd
joining L. :. Hotel. whTr- can lc f. md large
assortment OF Hats, Caps and Ganilcmen's Furnish
ing Goods. For grSccfunPss, durability and rhca T.
ness. ilrndley's Hats cannot he surpassed.
NOV o-tc
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sj@ The Ncryl0nd Institute, have awarded WHITE
horst another Medal FIR his superior Dascurrrotyp-s
making the Fourth Annual Exhibition 1T witch lie
he has received the highest aw,ri given by this In.
'titufe. II you want your likeness taken. so to
WHITEHEeST lie makes likenesses, not characters
st hl' galrrT lr!we"n f"uTsnd half snd 9th street
PENNSYLVANIA avnnna
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TROTrING AND PACING MATCH-Thc
$4,000 match between Prince, trotter, and
Hero, PAGER, came eff over the Union
Course, N. Y, on Friday. The terms
were ten miles in harness-play or pay
Prince kept the lead throughout, and He
70 was withdrawn at the close of the
ninth mile. Princes time for the whole
ten miles was 2Sm. 81 Secs. the quick.
est ten miles on record. Fanny jerks,
OH the Union Course, was 29m. sos.
The time of the PAGER is also very extra
ordinary, as she was only second or two
behind in the first eight miles.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-15

o. Workmen are now engaged in re.
laying the rails along Prime Street, Phil.
adelphia, from the Delaware to Broad
street, so as to connect the travel between
Baltimore and New York At the loot of
Prime street, on the Delaware, prepara-
tons arc now in progress for the erection
of railroad depot to accommodate these
new arrangements. Between this point
and Camden large and powerful steam
ferry boat will ply, by means of which,
1T is expected that freight cars may be
transported from the Jersey to the Phila-
delphia road without necessity for the
break of bulk. This will enable the
whole chain of railways from New York
through Philadelphia and Baltimore to
Wheeling, to be worked as one through
line to the West.
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STOLEN from the subscriber. on We,lne day
- Nov. 9th, light BAY HORSE, cropped tail abou,
IA hands high The sweeney IN the ieft shoulder,
lame in the right shoulder and small blaze in the
lace and nose white spot on one of his feet. A
suitable reward will be- given by leay NJ the horse
. L. Fen~iehs store on n. Y. av. and 10th street
nov1i-3t* AIRERT NELSON
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PRINTING AND VISITING CARDS

lHI received supply of ivory, satin, and rnanl
- ei!ed Car'if for printing purposes. Also. an as
-ortm-nt of colorcd do.
Large ivory, colOrpd. and anammpiled card boards
- by IS inches. Patent blotting paper. Eutheau
hOlrrs.
An assortment of the celebrated Ptrr,an Pens fiat
spring. side spring, black; elastic fountain:
magnum la ium, on CARTS and in boxes. And g.n
era assortment OF Stationery, and fancy srticles
WlMER'S, 6th str. ct
Where all the popular MUSIC is regularly received
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GOODS ADAPTATIONS FOE

~ Gcnt1e M en.-P. j SFFER, No. ". shing
Ton fiace an street. rssp ctive'y invites his
toners and the public to cab ard zee his stock 81
new Goods He confidently believes that for the
aCsirhhie quantities OF elegance and cheapne ii can
not ee eTcsiIea. SELECT stock % Ready Iade Over
co1s Business Coats, and Vests. such as gentlemen
cannot always ard, VIII be ready for examination
this morning.
Also, lot of Gentlemer's Superior Winter Gloves
and fine Dress Shirts.
nov l2-ao2w
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4 RARE CHANCE.-The stock. fxt

1 RARE CIANCE.-The stock, fixtures
IA ard good will Of a store on Pennsylvania ave
nue. for sale. Price 100. The store is the north
side Of the avenue, and is excellent location foi
the ensuing season, and is for sale the proprietor
cnntemplates leaving the city. Address &C E, q;
this Office, stating when and where interview may
bc had. nov lists
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NEW Books at Taylor g. Mnnry's.
~ Lady Lees Wilowhooi, from Black Ood's Mag
aLine.
Harpcr's New Monthly Magazine. vol :.
Western Characters: or. Tyres If Border Life in
the Western States, by j. l.. Mcconnell.
Gleanings from the Poets, for Home and School.
Lectures to Young Men. by VIM. G.. Elliott jr.
Gcd with Men: or, Footprints of Presidential Lea.
deIs, by samuel OSgood.
For sale ct TAYLOR & MACRY'S
nov l5- Bookstore. near 9Th street
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PoRTMoNHAIEs, PORTFOLIOS &c

PORTM0NNAIES, PORTFOLIOS, &c.
M + arr this day in receipt Of large consign-
w ment Of Portmonnaics, of various STYLES ard
Superior quality.
Also, few handsome papier msche inlaid Port
folios, which, together with a large assortment OF
Fancy Goods, Jewsry, Perfumery, Cigars, &C., we
are determined to sell at the lowest n. Y. prices.
DOWNS HUTCHINSON
Atheneum Building,
Pa. avenue, between - and 9th streets
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-15

UThe large circulation of the STAR
makes 1t the most desirable advertising me
dium IN the District. 1t has more readers
in the cities Of Washington, Georgetown,
end Alexandria, than all the other Wash
ineton dailies combined.
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Personal.

-. I. W. Barthy, Chief justice of the SUI
preme Court Of Ohio, Gov. j. H. Steele, of n
Hampshire, and Chancellor Walworth, of New
York, are at Browns Hotel in this city.
80. Mrs Mowat, the actress has recovered
from her late Illness and will shortly resume
her professional engagements.
80. Park Benjamin. Esq, has been invited
by the regents to give cdtike of lectures be .
fore the Smithsonian Institute. at Washing
ton.
-. Bishop Ryder, Of Germantown, was
among the passengers by the steamer Frank
lin, from Southampton and Hayre
80. The Baroness de Berg gave concert
at Detroit on the 18th inst
-. Mr.. E. L. Davenport, an American ira
gedian, has become an immense favorite in
London. He is at present playing an engage
ment at the City of London Theatre, receiv
ing $3.50 a week
" Captain Ericsson is about to give
his calOric engine another trial, several
alterations and improvements have been
made in the engine which are now nearly
completed, and the experiment will be
made IN few weeks. The engine is to
be worked under condensed pressure,
which is modification Of another i'm
provement of the original plan.
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soNTAG AND HER TROUPE.

The announcement that Madame Som
tag is to give concert at Risley's mag.
nificent and tasty Variete" tomorrow
evening, assisted by Paul Julien and AL
fred Jaell, who rank among the most cele-
brated instrumentalists now in the United
States, and Signor Rocco, distinguished
vocalist, has created a great sensation in
Washington. A perfect furore to hear
this talented troupe exists already, rem
dering it certain that very fashiona-
bic audience will completely fill the mag
nificent hall. We advise those who have
not yet supplied themselves with tickets,
to lose no time in applying for them, as
the prospect now is that many must be
disappointed; the hall not being calcula-
ted to seat more than ten or twelve hun
dred persons. As place Of entertain
ment, this establishment flor which the
Washington public is indebted to the en-
terprise of Professor Risley,) the "Narie-
te' will rank in all respects with any
other of it's size in the United States
neither money, skill, nor taste being
spared in fitting it up. 1t is destined
greatly to surprise our theatre and con.
cert goers, who cannot entertain the
slightest conception of what has been &C.
complished in so short time by the bu-
sy artists and artizans who have had Iron
Hall in hand night and day for some
weeks past.
Madame Sontag's manager has caused
handsome book of her music (transla-
tons, score, &c., to be published, which
can be obtained in the concert room on
the evening of the performances. They
will greatly heighten the pleasure of the
entertainment
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Or. ScHWARTZE'S
Compound Extract Of SarsaparIlIa

compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla.
" HEN other Sarsnrarillss and quackeries have
W bad their day and have sunk into insig-
hifShnrc Dr. Sckwartze's Sarssparila is still per.
10 ming what others only profe 'sed and have failed
in.
Try the atovr for rhs umatism. scrofua, bronch't
Is iLfsn:fion Of The eyes, impurities OF the blood
general debility. b..
- TO be h NJ at 81 nWARTZES Drug Store next to
q. s. Hotel. ard "a door from Sd street. Pa. sye
nov l6-tf
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ADJUSTMENTS
MADAME S0Nrao,,

The public are respectfully iu.or,n.s ST.
FIRST CONCERT 'Ah II.
VIII take place on v rpNEsp,r. No,,r,..
AT RlSLHr 5 VARIETIES, :" ~
Which will he open 10 the publ sr
Madame SoNTAG vii 10 ASSISTED A.
LIEN, ALFRED jazz T.. and sirnc, ~ ~ JC.
ihe Program me consists oftwslve bri,lian,
Mscame SoST,d viii sing sis pSs.s. inns
!. Una Woo, from a. The Barber Of s.,,,I.-
Swi's song. dn Engli.h ,. The Pols, a.. n.
li"me, Sweet Home. 5. Whistle. and I'm n ,A J.
You, My Lad. Ii. The celebrated H. cue d
Dustt. 'N ks-
fAUL JULIEN VIII play two pieces
The Fantasia, . The Daughter of ths D..
and Ma Celine" "sot
siSncr ROCCO viii ring tro pi,oe.
Va haf'iSH, ff"ia Ia >onnsmhula .ndI
tells." Acsh.
aLfREn JAElL will play two piece.
Fantasia on - B-lissrio and the Csrpir,lo. y
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YNHE Senator's Son: or, the Maine LAW, .
i last refuge: story dedicated to law makers
by NJ. V. Fuller.
mutual relstions. by Wm. c. Scott
The Persian Flower: memoir Of J. e.. Pa kins.
Of Aroomaih, Persia.
"Airs not gold that elitterS;" or, the Young Cali
fornian, by Cousin Alice.
Tiptop; or, Noble Aim. hy MA. Tutiiil.
GRAY BALI aA1YNE,
Seventh :treet, near CtE Il lloas Hall.
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n3-THE "STAR" OFFICE is LOCATED ON
n STREET, SECOND DOOR FROM TWELFTH
NEAR THEJUNCTIONO OF TWELFTH STREET
AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEARLY
OPPOSITE FRENCH'S CRYING HOTEL,
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Es- Familiar DiscOurses on /. n n
EuOge.-The third of the series will le ,lciv.
rrrd this evening at O'Clock. at Carusi's Saloon
The subjects will he examination Of tho opin.
ion Of Giichrist, Latham. and other. and few ex
anpies to show the uses of Etymo ogy.
*xtfickcts of admission will be found at the Book
stores Of Mra- Anderson. Taylor 4 Maury, at the
Drug Store Of Valentine llslbaugh, and at the door
nov l5-It
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E-,oR sALE--A good spring WAGON, made last
Il APRIL nearly new, with harness complete. can
he bought cheap. J. c. BRASAEBR.
Inquire Of BADEN a Brother or Levi Humphrey.
nov l4-a
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FIRST BALL
or THE
u GLY CLU B. Jr.

FIRST BALL
OF THE
u @ L z G. LU b, Jr.
fINHE Executive Committee Of the UGLY CLUB
l. take great pleasure in announcing 10 their
tia" homer OF giving their first BALL on WEDNES-
DAY. November 23d, 1881, at Island Hall. when
they pledge themselves that nothing will he left
done which tends TO give pleasure 10 those wi Q
shall attend TIE Ball.
The refreshments will be furnished by nm experi-
eDccj hand CMr. Hsmmersly)
The Ball will he opened nj O'Clock precisely, by
the ugly Club Quckstep," compose par Professor
Scott dedicated TO President Dryer Of the Ugly Club
EyBcUTIvE COMMITTEE.
ThGs Dwyer. VIM % DrrT,
Robert Graham.
MANAGERS.
Jno Il Bird. Samuel Pumrhrey,
1hos heeler. = NcGhsn,
Baldwin Or me, ES Allen,
l. Harvey, John Braxtor.
on IRE part IF E.e kand Friendship CID.
John Dudley, Alex Tste.
On the pant Of the United CI"b.
James Burger, Geo SInallwood.
On the part Of The Arlington Club.
G Ecklof, II Harrison.
On he part Of The Gsnerierc tT,b.
Daniel Davis: Keilholtz.
On The part IF tAe Island .Soeial Club.
John Pegg, III Dcmar.
On tic part Of tie Ugly Club, Sr.
Vim. Tucker, Sr.
Is We would respectfully inform the public that
they will have no occasion 10 leave the Hall to pro.
Hammersly. at y cents for each PerSon.
nov l2-th
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Admission Ticket without the c,r,;f....
h. had at the door on the evsnir, ~ ~
Innrnrf, - "a AIt
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TO THE LADIES.

TO THE LADIES.
fTN1lE dies are c+tulY solicited ia call and
i examine new article for winter CATERS.
which have JUS. received. for nratncSs AMI dura.
bili'y 1t cannot be surpassed Also French Kid, No
rocco, &c, which am prepared to make up ut short
notice.
On hand large supply of Shoes Of every Kind L.
Call and examine fer your elves
MILLS
Cheap Cash Shoc Store.
No. 5, Washington Place, It'll st.. near r.
nov lf-3t
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~To insure the insertion Of Adver.
ti.ements they must be brought to our
eounting.room before IL o'clock W.,
otherwise they may not appear until
the next day.
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Admission, with = c-rtiicst. for y g.
.eHt attached. Ito he had dsily at b,,;.,
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ALfhhn JAtiL will play two piece.
Fantasia on " B-lissriN and the Csrnir,I -
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NJ v15-lt.#
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-04-14
ST. LOUIS MARKET-APRIL 9.

Weather fine and quite favorable for door
business. Business more an mated to-day, but we
notice little or no change in prices.
Tobseco-Sale to-day of 8 hhds Tugs at both
warehouses f,om So 3C@s3 50 p I00lhs.
Hemp-There was some little movement this
morning, and up 10 noon about $50 bales had been
sold from sS7 to $50. We quote Ss5,s SIS as
the extreme range of prices; good f. ON S92 10 sos,
and prime 10 choice lots at $50 10 SOS per ton.
Wheat--Sales to-day 6s5 sacks from 6s to 7sc.,
sacks returned.
Corn and Oats-Saes to-day OF 93S sacks prime
yellow, in new gunnies at $50. For round lot OF
choice white Sc. was asked--sent forward. OF
Oats 1900 sacks in second hand sack 1885,; 3l7
in prime order at 34c., sacks Included.
Hay-Holders asking roc. per lG0 lbs for prime
Timothy.
P.ovis ons--No sales Of Pork and Lard reported
this forenoon Last evening 100 bis Rumps sold at
SO %; about $4,000 lbs extra cured hams in dry
salt at &c packed; $40 kegs No. Lard al &c
To-day there was 10 found lois of Pork or Lard
Offering. For LOT of about 230o pieces Bulk
NJ ats on The levee, 4, 81, and &c was offered.
Wlisky-SaIe to-day of l04 bbls Quincy Raw
at &c.,, and 100 bbls Ulric.'s City Distilled at the
same.
Flaxseed-Sales of ITO sacks al 95c per bush.
li;des-Dry flint steady at lOc. Green 4!c. per
pound.
Groceries-But little doing to-day, and no
change in prices. Sugars, as in quality, flom 3,
to d. plantation molasses &c 10 pc from the le-
ve'; RIO coffee q to lCc.; G. A. Salt 81 20.-Tst
Louis News.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-04-14
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

STATE or MISSOURI
CoUNTy OF RAspoLFH,
II the Clerks Office Of The Randolph CIR.
cuH Court, in racdtion .Marh % 1853.
Margaret J. Elbanks, plaintiff, Upon pc
yI4GinN tition for
Richard Eubanks, defendant: \ Divorce.
NOV at this day comes the plaintiff, by her
~ attorney, and filed her retitan, alcdging
that about The 9Th day Of June. ls45, she inter-
married with the defendant. and that defendant
some time IN September, 1850. without any Just
cause or pIoyocation, left the plaintiff and has
ahsented himself ever since without any reasona-
BILE cause for the space Of two years and nor,
said plaintiff pravs that she may be heard at the
May term next of said court. and prays the court
TO dissolve the bonds of matrimony existing be-
tween plaintiff and defendant.
And 1t appearing that the defendant is not res
deDt Of the State of Missouri is therefore or
dered by me thai publication be made in some
newspaper published in this State. notifying the
defendant of the commencement OF this suit and
thai he appear before Sald Court on he first day
Of the next term, 10 be held at the CoUr, House IN
II mis-, lie. on the second Menday IN May neat,
and answer The plaintiffs petition. or the same will
he taken as confessed, and q decree entered &C
COrdugly; md it is further ordered that y copy Of
III o. dei be inserted four weeks successfully be-
foe the said next tenn Of this Cout 4 copy,
March Alt JOHN J. ALLIN, CL'X
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-04-14
THE TIM Els.

RAIN.--We were favored with refresh
ing shower Monday night, which has much
improved outdoor operation, by laying the
dust. 1t was much needed by every class,
but more particularly by our tobacco opera.
tors, whose business was materially rc,ard.
ed by the protrocIed drought. The gardens
and shrubbery begin TO wear lively APP
pearance, and the peach and plum trees are
in full bloom. Yesterday afternoon there
was a very SUI lden change in the weather
rendering over coats and fires not only COM
Portable, but indispensable. 1t is still quite
cool, and cloudy, this morning.