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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-02
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GLASGOW MARKET.

GLhcUOh AAhhE1s
TIMES OFFICE GLASGOW, Mo.
-. March 2, 1854 :
REMARKs,--We had heavy rains yesterday and
last night, and the weather is cloudy and warm
this morning, with indications of more rain.
The Polar Star and Banner State passed up Sun
day, and are still above. The Kate Swlnney and
Wenona got up this morning. The Kate had
pretty heavy freight. The Wenona came up
light and returned immediately The Kate will
go to Cambridge and return this evening.
There is no material change in our home or ST.
Louis prices, since our last.
We quote
ToDAcco.-saes at from 81 to SIS 30, q 100
lbs. according TO quality.
HzMP.-Sales at from SIP to S12O u ton.
FLoUR.-s6 OO@7 90 % Dbl.
WHEAT.-5S1 to S1lO q bushel, as per quality.
BAcox-None selling.
LARD.-Prime, TIC. q ID. in shipping order.
SUGAR.-N. o. prime, a 100 lbs, 6@7c., re-
TAIL Sc.
CoFFEE.-By the Sack, l3c. p b., retail, lac.
MoLAssEs.--Pl Plantation, Dbl. $780,; sugar house
AS to Doc; Golden Syrup, 75c.
CoTroN YARN.-Eagle Factory Agency, l5fc.,
retail, 81 per bunch.
IRoN.-Sligo bar, 6@s4c; Tyrone do. 54@7tc.
WHIsKEY.-3Oc. p gallon, by the barrel.
NAILs.-Mo. Iron, 64@7c. per key.
sALr.--G. A.salt So q sack; L. B. 50 %.
RIcE-7@sc. u pound.
FLAX SEED.--S1 90 per bushel.
TALLow.--ln barrels 8 TO SIC.
Dry HIDEs.-Demand good, at from 9@1Oc.
Coon KINs-tCommand 20@25 cents.
FRUIT.-Grscn Apples, barreled, 81 Is.
Dried do Toe per bushel.
Peaches,;$l per bushel.
Gg- For family use, Poultry, Vegetables, Butte
Eggs, sc. are in constant demand, at high rates.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-02
Removal.

Mr.. Jno. Chamberlain has bought out the
stock of Mr.. Jas. R. Shepherd, and removed
on water street, to the old stand occupied
by Mr.. Shepherd, where he desires to see
his friends, and all persons wanting any
thing in the jewelry line. His stock is large
to which he will soon make additions in ey-
cry department. Give him a call.
Mr.. Shepherd desires ali persons hav-
ing claims against him, to present them.
forthwith. Those indebted to him will read
his notice in another column.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-02
ELEGANT DRESS SILKS.
HUpBELL & HUNT, OF ST.. LOUIS,

HUBBELL & HUNT, OF ST.. LOUIS,
TTAVE now in store over thirty thousand dol
III lars worth Of Dress Silks, comprising
every color, style, and quality, being a much
larger stock than was ever before opened by any
wholesale OF retail dry goods house west of New
York. They are selling good plain dress silk al
one dollar.
Orders for any style OF silk, or other goods will
be promptly attended to, and whenever we do moi
give entire satisfaction, the goods can be returned
and money refunded. tFeb23--lm
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For R.enG.

HAVING concluded TO change my business |
l. offer for rent my store house in Cambridge.
1t is very well suited for the dry Goods business,
and is situated In the most business part of town.
opposite the steamboat landing, and adjoining the
house Of the Cambridge Stock Company, now &C.
cupied by Messrs. Powell & Co.
For terms apply to the undersigned on the pre-
misses. CARROLL ROUSE.
Cambridge, Mo-, Feb 23-4w.
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Administration Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
In have obtained from the Judge of the Probate
Court of Saline county, Gin vacation,) letters of
administration on the estate Of Joseph Warson,
decd, bearing date February IL, 1854
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against il to present them properly anthem
ticated within year from the date of said let
tiers or they may be precluded from having any
benefit of said estate; and if not presented in
three years they will be forever barred.
RACHEL WARSON,
RAMA STANDBY,
Feb23-3w Admrs.
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Administration Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has obtained from the Clerk Of the County
Court of Charlton county, Gin vacation) letters of
administration on the estate Of Isaac Thomas,
deceased, bearing date February /, 1854.
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against it 10 present them properly anthem
ticated in one year from the date of said letters
they may be precluded from having any benefit Of
said estate and il not presented in three years they
will be forever barred.
WILLIAM B. SINNETT,
Feb16-3w" Administrator.
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Latest oNeaUs.
BY Telegraph, Mail and River.
The "Europo" arrived at New York on

The "Europa arflVeu at NeW ioin VII
the 18th, bringing important intelligence.
Dispatches from st. Petersburg received
in Paris to February LIST. Excitement very
great. War party enthusiastic.
From Vienna, IT is said that the Emperor
Napoleon in an autograph letter made last
appeal to the good sense of the Gar. Prince
Napoleon is stated TO be enthusiastically in
favor of land operations, and 10 support the
Turks, in which event he would probably
receive the command.
LONDON, Saturday llth.
Three battallions guards, with two regi-
ments, are under orders to embark on the
10Th, for the Mediterranean. Whole num-
Der of the British troops to be dispatched, is
10000, but as many more will be held in
readiness. Twenty ships of the largest
tonnage will be required TO convey troops and
supplies. The government had taken up
Oriental coast steamers, Hirpylay6h, -Rpon,
and Manila. S-Ies'
No reply received as yet from the Gar
to the final ultimatum Of France and Eng
land.
Count Orloff left Vienna on the 9Th, di-
rect for St. Petersburg. His mission had
failed.
On the Danube, there had been rather q
severe encounter near Garsova, without any
result.
,1oc,t ,lo,lx
pected.
Omar Pacha had recovered from his sick
ness. The army on the Danube, is in good
health and spirits.
Nothing new from Asia. Gen. Guyon
was popular, and had reorganized the ar
my.
The allied fleets were intending to re-en-
ter the Black Sea. The Ambassadors were
much dissatisfied with the return of the flee
to the Bosphorus.
The Emperor of Russia is sick, and hat
not been seen for some days.
A change is reported in the Russian Cab
met.
Mahommet Ali, the Sultan's brother in
law, is reported TO be superseded by Ris'
pacha, and Ashold Pacha succeeds Risa a
Captain Pacha.
Britain and France continue their ar
maments on large scale.
France was making extensive arrange
ments with the Bank, and credits Mobile
to meet the expenses of the coming war.
The overland India mail is telegraphed
Dates from China are to December q
Annoy and Ningpoo were still quiet.
The insurgents had burned large pal
of Shanghai, and had also captured TeendinG
so miles from Pekin.
The death of TIE Emperor of Japan, an
the seizure of New Caledonia by the Frencl
is confirmed.
The British Government advertised f
seven or eight clipper ships of 700 or so
tons, TO be engaged for four months, for III
conveyance OF cavalry.
The accounts from the Danube annount
positively another Turkish success betwee
Galatz and Abrail.
Klapka and oihors have embraced /
lanism-Princo Stourga had been mao
Pacha.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-02
Howard High school-Fayette, NO.

Nv" S'"'I @~151 II DNhHVVI q OVV"j 1I<V'
The Tcontieth session of Howard High School
will begin on Monday. the 9th inst. Ample ac-
commodatons will be provided for all the Depart
mens.
Rev. c. W. Prtchett will be Principal Of the
Male Department.
The young ladies viii be taught in the Board
ing House by Revs. w. T. Lucky and N. Dauber.
For further particula address
Febl6-3w w. T. LUCKY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-02

CHOICE Liquors.
I PIPE Otard pale brandy;
i do Vcnix do do;
cask dark 4. Sgnettc;
pipes Malaga wine;
. do Madeira wine;
/ do Sherry do;
Dbl apple brandy; do peach brandy;
10 bhls old Monongehala whisky;
100 do Cincinnati do;
100 hbls. do do;
100 do St. Louis do;
100 I bbls do do;
10 bbs New York Brandy;
4 baskets champagne wine; Dbl drum.
Oct20 J. S. THOMSON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-02

E7Nebraska is the ruling question in
both Houses Of Congress. The Senate vii
probably PASS the bill this week; the House
will discuss it some time yet. bi
SFThc Legislature, GovernoTritsseeii- 5
Illinois are in St. Louis, hoE,s Eed'
an invitation rendered ,her1ss ~ au-
thoritio-. They have also t-+visit to
Chicago. They will rc.CE r G-ingfe!d
tomorrow, and adjo,yENT DEy
ouIoK wons,.,s ,aa.a MH ts;ss ththe Of
,ts @gow am F. tcinity that he hasuIt., and the
Sis II line vii R'a please ea ays"Aready
pam in procuring the bestsg upon all lands in
men! Ta snd' iG esn 0s within five miles OF
Tor without gure5."
u RE wing members Of Congress from
this State, will support the Nebraska bill.
ia The Louisville papers announce the
fact that there was no snow on the ground
the past winter in that city.
I5@We are requested to state that VIM.
Ross, the celebrated Temperance Lecturer
will be in Glasgow, on the 18th Of the pre-
sent month, and will deliver three lectures
on temperance.
II The Democracy of Linn county have
instructed for A. w. Flournoy for Con-
gress. Some of Gen. Clark's friends sup
posed Linn would instruct for him, as Sc
cond choice, but no second choice is named.
Resolutions in favor of Douglas Nebras-
ka Bill have passed The Senate of the Hi
nois Legislature, by large majority.
CINoINNATI, February %.
The Europas news has upset the flour
market, and reliable quotations cannot be
given; limited sales could perhaps be made
At.$6. Whisky 224c. There is some de.
mand for mess pork at $l2 25, to fill matur.
ing contracts. Other articles unchanged.
Plank Road.
At meeting of the stockholders of III,
Glasgow and Huntsville Plank Road, hell
in this place, yesterday, DIR. Thos. N. Cock
Grill was elected President in place of Jno
d. Perry, resigned.
Mr.. Rice Patterson was elected Direc
tor, to fill the vacancy occasioned by tn,
election of DR.. Cockerill to the Presidency
The road, it is estimated, will be comple
ted in from GO 10 80 days.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-02
Ar COST.

T AIDES Dress Goods-consisting Of de-
IL LANES, Merinoes, Fancy Silks, Barge de-
LANES, &C., &C.; Moleskin and Fur Hats; Caps
With many other articles. Among those which
| now offer at cost viii be found forty TO fifty
patterns beautiful Dress Goods
Feb9 T. A. SAVAGE.
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q CARD

WE have commenced the new year deter
w mined largely TO increase our business, and
with this view have added to our cash capital,
thereby insuring to our custom ers every facility
they could desire.
We return our sincere thanks TO our friends for
their very liberal support, and are determined by
system Of
UNIFORM LOW PRICES,
courteous and fair dealing, to retain their patron
age.
One Of the firm is now IN the Eastern markets
purchasing heavy stock Of Spring and Summer
Goods, to which. when arrived, we respectfully
invite the attention Of purchasers.
Feb9 SPOTSWOOD & KIRKBRIDE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-02

DISSOLUTION.
THE partnership heretofore existing between
Il the undersigned. under the style and firm of
GROVE q STARkE, was this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The busness of the concern
will be settedby Jno. II. Grove, at the old stand.
All those who are indebted 10 the firm are re-
quested to come forward ard make immediate
payment. and those having claims against said firm
will present them to him for settlement.
JNO. H. GROVE.
w. B. SfARKE.
Cambridge, Mo: Feb. /, 1854.
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NOTICE.

HANING bought the interest of ". B. Starle,
IL in the firm of Grove s: Starke, | take this
occasion TO say tina: expect TO continue the bu-
Siness at the old stand. where shall at all times
keep general stock. and where l shall expect 10
see my old friends and customers as heretofore.
JNO. II. GROVE.
Cambridge, Feb23-3yT.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-02
DAVID TATUNI S. CO.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants
No. 100 SECOND STREE

NO. lou SECOND STREET,
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
attention paid 10 the sale of
l. Tobacco, Hemp, Wheat, &c, and to the re-
ceiving and forwarding Of Produce and Merchan-
disc generally. GPeb 10, 'bi-ly.
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| 8 5 4!
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

DY first boat from St. Louis, shall receive d.
ID rect from Baltimore a large supply Of Staple
Goods, Wis
IA and 81 brown and bleached Domestics;
A and 7-S white, blue and striped Osnaburgs;
Ordered expressly for negro wear;
California Cashmere, a stout, strong goods for
negro mems pants;
Lancaster Ginghams;
Irish linens (undressed);
Louisiana stripe, for negro women.
Those wishing staple goods, and especially for
negro men and women, are requested to call soon
after opening of navigation, as the above and
many others are now at Cairo and will be up soon.
Prices will be low,
Feb9 T. A. SAVAGE.
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DRY GOODS

AeGd- z &TApS-SASAS7
Boots, Shoes, Caps, Quueensware, &C., which l
offer for sale at very low prices.
Early in March expect to commence receiv-
ing my Spring stock, which will be large, and
will be sold at very low and uniform ratas, on the
usual time to
ENTIRELY RESPONSIBLE CUSTOMERS,
and none others, as will no longer sell to doubt
full men at advanced rates, and tax responsible
customers for the risk, as is the practice of many
houses who do an extensive credit business.
My sales Of Dry Goods during the year 1853 |
believe were the larcest!eyer made by any house
in Glasgow, and hope by strict personal atten-
ton, low and uniform prices, and by keeping a
complete assortment OF goods in my line, to do q
much larger business the present year.
am, very truly. yours, SC,
LOGAN d. CAMERON.
Glasgow, January &c, 1854.
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GLASGOW ENGLISH AND CLASH
CAE SCHOOL.

TINE second session of this school commenced
l. on the 9th of February, and will terminate
on the 9th of July, 1854. Students will be charged
from the time of entering to the expiration of the
session.
TERMS.
Reading and Spelling '''' ''.'''S 90
Common English ..'.. ''''''''' 10 90
Latin, Greek and Algebra. II so
An extra charge will be made for rent and fuel.
WIN. H. & L. J. GAINES.
Feb9-4w
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a largo portion at cost Those wishing 10 pur-
chase will find it their interest TO CALL as am de-
termined to reduce my stock.
In my stock will be found a large amount of
very desirable and seasouable goods. beg leave
to acknowledge my obligations to my friends for
the favors of the past year, and hope by constant
attention and fidelity in business 10 merit a con-
tinuance Of their patronage.
CO Call and see me at the old sland.
Feb9 +. A. SAVAGE.
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River--Thursday Packet.

Missouri River--Thursday Packet.
For Jefferson city, Boonrille, Glasgow and
Brunstrick.
SARANAC NO. I'll. w. SMITH, MASTER.
This fine steamer will, upon the
1919 opening of navigation, run regularly
between st. Louis and Brunswick. leaving st.
Louis on Thursday aud Brunswick on Sunday
evening. The Saranac has fine accommodations
for passengers and has great capacity for freight
Shippers will find their interest promoted by Civ
ing her share of their patronage.
Feb23-sn
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SALT.-50O bags G A salt; 100 bbls Kanawha
~ do; 200 bags Dairy do; tor sale by
Nov24 ]. S. THOMSON.
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PAY UP,
TO MERCHANTS AND PRODUCE
SHIPPERS.

TEIHE undersigned; as agents Of the Protection
J. and -Etna Insurance Companies of Hartford,
Connecticut, respectfully inform merchants and
produce shippers that they are prepared to issue
cargo policies covering shipments by all the routes
of transportation on the best and most accommo-
dating terms. All snch policies issued by us are
entitled to an unconditional return Of % per cent
on settlement.
PERRY s, BARTHOLOW, Agents
GLASGOW, jar 90
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n l.
ket rates:
800 hhds N sugar; 400 gross matches ass'd;
$50 bbls refined and ella, 80 hf and or cks cognac
rifed doa and Am brandy;
400 bbls st. Louis and n 100 bbls Am brandy and
molasses; gin;
500 bags Rio, Laguyray IS do peach brandy, rum
and Java coffee; Monongahela whIs-
$50 pkgs /, , L 3 mackl; ky;
400 do imp. G p, Y II, 500 bbls old rectifed do;
and Black teas; 100 bbls cider vinegar;
40 tics rice; 60 or cks old port, Ma
$50 pkgs Bost. saleratus;l deira 4 Malaga wine;
rs clls sup. carb. soda; 400 bxs claret wine;
60 bgs pepper&pimento;S 300 bxs Goldfish & herring
400 coils Manila & Jute} 100 bxs brandy cherries
rope; Stoughton bitters;
200 doz Manila & hemp, 1000 cans Bait oysters;
bed cords; ! 10 cases hf and or bXs
bbls nutmegs and sardines;
cloves; 100 bxs assortedpickles
200 mats cassia; and ketchup;
80 bbs ground & races 100 bxs lemon syrup 4
ginger: chocolate;
80 bbs alum, sulphur,j 100 NJ regalia and prin-
and birthstone; cipe segarS;
10 ceroons indigoi 100 boxes Havana and
3 csks Ombro madder; Cuba skies;
500 kegs Boston nails; 30 bxs ass'd preserves;
500 whole, hf and Or bXs} 90 gross playing cards;
M r &, LAYER raIsins;) 80 doZ washboards;
80 drums and bxs figs; : $50 doZ buckets, ass'd;
100 bbls tar and rosin; : $50 nests tubs;
$50 bxs Va and Mo too 30 gross yeast powders
bacco; : 100 gross backing;
300 bxs soap & candles; } 800 rms letter and car
| Is bxs fancy e. Cattle; paper;
1870 bxs star and sperm} 500 rms wrapping paper
candles; 200 bXs window glass;
80 bbls almonds and fl-} $50 do tumblers anC
| berts; TASKS;
| 100 bales batting; 200 bxs ink & mustard
$50 bales wick and twineS / case G. d. percus
10 bales oakum; sion caps;
100 bags cotton yarnj iPrunes and candy;
Pepper sauce, EPSON Salts, camphor, black lead
pipes, powder, bar lead, shot, sc.
Feb9-S5.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-02

C-5y' Sold in Glasgow by O. Henderson & Bro;
in keytesyiIle By L. Salisbury & Co.; in Roanoke
by Blake & Bagby; in Fayette by W. R. Snelscn;
ard by all Druggists.
Francis Walton. St. Louis, wholesale Agent.
January -, ls54--tn.
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II. III. STONE,
WHOLESALE GROCER
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,

No. 81 Levee, St. Louis, Mo-,
TTAS in store. and to arrive, the following arti-
Ill cles, which he will sell at the lowest mar
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-02
Cheap o%ood@,
UnusuaIIy Low Price

A S wish to start East in q short time, | am OF
N fering TO my customers and the public larg
stock of well assorted Merchandise at
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Il, The Saline Circuit Court, No
veInber Term, November 1Oths
1853.
Lenty Mullins, Susan Mullins, Henry Clark, VIM
ny Clark,
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HORSES WANTED FOR U. S. DRA-
fs00NS,

TNHE undersigned will receive at his Office
l. Sealed Proposals. to be opened on the 4th of
March next, for the delivery to the Quarter Mas
ter at San Francisco, California, of
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-08-05
EIF AND Splendid GOODS /!

WILLIAM MOULDER has just retur-
u ned from Baltimore and Philadelphia,
and now opening beautiful assortment
of Spring and Summer Goods, embra-
cling every variety in Market.
All Wool de Lains, all colors, al so cts.
per yard plain plaid and fg'd berages
from % cts. up; berage de lans from 10
cts. up; lawns from 6 cts. up to the finest
french, all shades and styles plain and
fancy challie, very superior; plain plaid
and fg'd silk tissues, plain and plaid silks,
black silks, plaid silk poplins, french and
american ginghams, plaid and ig'd chal-
lie, berages, new styles, caIicoes from 6
cents I'm.
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KNOW I0THIIGS STILL AHEAD! !
GREAT EXCITEMENT

n l. GOLDENBURG, & Co., takes
u. this method of informing the public
that they have just opened in Shepherds
town, in the room formerly occupied by
VIM. Lambright, large assortment of
Dry, Fancy, and Domestic Goods,
which will be sold at less than wholesale
prices. Those wishing great bargains
would do we'll to call without delay, as
they do not expect to remain longer than
the lst of September, therefore they will
rush off goods cheaper than has ever been
sold in Shepherdstown, for cash only.
Now if you wish to get wagon load OF
goods for small amount of money, do
not fail to call soon al the sign of the
RED FLAG.
July s, 1854. 33-N
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LOOK HERE!

n 1. GOLDENBURG, & Co., begs
IL. pardon that the force of statesmen in
the establishment, when first opened, was
not sufficient for the run, so that in cOnse-
quence many customers had been kept
waiting and others had TO leave the store
without goods. They have now procur-
ed a second salesman to remedy this in
convenience, and would say to those who
went away without any goods to call a
gain at the sign Of the
July 8 RED FLAG.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-08-05
GROCERIES.

Y. 0. Sugar, MoIasses, Rio Coffee, Rice,
Pepper and Alt>Pice. Also--ab0m 1900
ponds Of Country Cured B.ACON.
The above embraces very small por-
ton Of his stock Of goods nov on.hand,
and all he asks is for one and all to call
and examine, as lie is determined to sell.
Ills Terms is cash, or to men who are
responsible credit Of Twelve months will
be given. john w. LOCh.
Shepherdstown, April 8, 1854. 20-.f
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GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.

Super black french cloth, olive and green
do, black doe skin cashmere, fancy do,
black Italian cloth, silk velvet, satin, buff
and white shapes, versailles vest patterns
fancy silk neck ties, silk and linen cravals
black, white and fancy kid gloves, drab
beaver hats, black silk do, canton, leg.
morn and cuban do.
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TO THE PUBLIC,

THE undersigned having taken the low
er Mill in ShePherdstown, formerly
occupied by Geo. w. Fox, is prepared to
do all kinds of grinding on the usual
terms, and will pay the highest market
price in CASH, for any quantity of
WHEAT AND CORN,
delivered at his Mill or Warehouse, and
as he expects TO pay cash for all grain he
buys, he has given his Miller orders to
sell nothing out of the mill exception cash;
therefore, as he has given public notice
hopes none will be offended if they are
refused credit
DAVID BILLMYER.
Shcpherdstown, July s, 1851. 33-tf
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\ EW STORE.

7JlHE subscriber having leased the Brick
( Store on German street, formerly oc-
cupied BY Robert i. Harper, and having
Just returned from he Northern Ciue-
with a very extensive Stock Of Spring and
Summer Goods, selected with great care.
which he has now open and ready for
examination by the ladies' and gentlemen
of ShepheGds;own and adjoining neigh
borhood. He is determined to make
Quick Sales and Sa2rt Pro&'s. Tae
following is list Of portion OF his stock:
Dress Goods.
Fancy Silks, Plaid do. Black do. Grape
Finish Berage. satin plaid do. black and
white do, fancy plaid do, solid coIored
de lanes, fancy &c lanes, plaid DO, en-
broiIereG swiss, fancy french lawn, plaid
and dotted swiss musiins, plain and plaid
cambria, english and American prints OF
every style. fancy kid gloves, white do,
silk and cotton do, white, black and lead
colored hose, dress trimmings, ribbons,
laces, edgings and inserlings, velvet rib
bon, gill edged velvet buttons, B0anetS
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