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" xrRA PAY.

L,xTRA Pay UNir1D STATES Nay sAfloes
Ia who ssgyei United sta,ee vessel in sps Pacific
paid shis extrs pay " zpTARp DrssILL agent, an /!
lats PYSsW ettas vpated sis,ss Ss7s 81 Vat sissss
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

& pr Il t MG rs.s ss a. P'; ;. :
plsessto PhisdsiIhs faet s. second class 81 ~ II.
Sissss Camden Is cars, thransh y ars hsars fsss
y. migrant lins ats r. NJ isre 81 70.
uARLEy RAILRoAD-rNLANn RoUrE-oN ANn
81 after NSnd,y June 20 suaa a sssspisa e: A.
hs,cs' Bsidge and ssations north. ,..-.
yss Brss:.s.. Ps.sr.on Plains, Mllsr.s.: Iiis
~ I'm xSsssass% sSp';:: i y F.SSx :.ssai;s 8.
nss pevsr Pls;ns Hler.on and ststoas north sonnet
At Chatham -Four Corners with the Western KAirsaA
osg M
Fan. y "a
ring 4. way stations White Plains A. SD and elsPH.
!. 80 and sis a NJ and & ID 40 go sss 4
NJ ssopsins At Al way station
s
ssy and Boone ssisos. ana Fourth sTsnss and Tvsss
Eeterniss Few Yo.h leaving DEPOT wss..r. ..:es.
corner Of hadea lana ana Dean street. q A. 4 RAIL
s sa ssSsx Yer. s:isiPs sspr.., sss. i:s.:.
I ls% Soss
Pain,, Rawlings s:On Falls White Plans and villa
q y. rS.i q e
s1 from t A rss ~ .s
sspysg,s q TosT corn:rs PAi.sss
rsser Plains s,ath Dover Ps.ggs Pat.ssss Brewster.
Cfston Falls, bite Pihes and M. Dfidxs PASSENGER.
b. s ca will lie landed tetwesn cro4on Yaiis and
Nians egs, unless coming from shove Crotcn Fans.
ss s:ss.. e. .s r acs
r.. from nillsrton Stopping st all stAsiea, BE-
York asll BAN 65oA NJ from Cryton Esils. gtepsinl
al lime table stAtions arriving 1t New York q - A.
yee. csCson Fss and rOrdh.n srii.s $ Ne. r.sk :,
stssons bstwesn croton FAILS and uliAns Bxdss. ar
Hams Brids at6 % $50, 4. =. IA n, ais As & 2.
tundsy Arrsnssmsns--Traiss vii lssv. far cretsu
Fails and al way stAtiona 81 8 80 A. y aAae r. ~ n
stopping ~ all way station PsenGsrl by shs SeAsal
trains viii be received and landed IN MY York ~ 81.
received daily until r. NJ At the depot esrnsr Of csasrs
and White streets.
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CEA BATHING. UNITED STATES HOTEL LONG
- Branch, New Jersey.-KEnNEDY CRATER Ero-
pretors This house Is open for the season
Tor the reception Of boardcrs and transient vsiters
KREDkKICk H. MEN SEGi.
ISAAC CRATER, JtN.
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JOHN d. ELIOT, supsriassnas.s.

r oNG ISLAND RAILROAD--FoURTu JULY, is5A--
II On sstT aay' the .st sondsy Tho n and r.ssSsS
Crsenport. Returning. vii leave uresnpcrt on Moas
tss 3d Tuesday the 4h, and Wsdnesday the IA ~ -
ing 70 tie summer arrss geInents q July ln l%s
N ana west via New Jsrssy Raiirosd -Uaited 6<atsa
natl sra express lines leave New York. soet u Costls1a
Through in four hours Fsre-es In ez75!s * SsS
says, 81 i2 n stS2 Noppns 81 al wsy stAtoas nxsSA
tske's so,d for Cseana a. 9l and the Wsss aAA fvr
checked Wa Din IA sad 10 n seae 2 y &c.
CUNpAY BOAT ION Albany. -MERCHANIS.
- iipe.-The stsAmer HERO, Capt. ]. n Hanees. wsn
G Sss,sss Or :as . r. - ssss "
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DRQP0sAL3 TOR BUILnINC A COUNTY CCURs
L House and jail ~ Riverhead, Suffolk County n X,
SeAled proposals viii be received this County Clerk
once Rivsrbsad until the 18th dsy Of Jsy next far
Dishisg materially AID builsisz Court Honss sqd Js
the shove named place ~ speefoAticns aud plans TO
sach witch may DO ssen 81 said County Clerks ches
which day ~ o'clock said ysopossls viii be opsas
Of the BsArd At the Court House In kiverhssd
printed copy Of thu spec6caters will b. furnished
plcst James b. Cosperr Clerk Of aid county Pro
poe may bs addrssssd the ChsirAa Of thu BoArd
Of janis g. Cooper, 5uHok Court Hou
New York The board will rsjsst amp all Of So
proposals. ~ II may deem proper.
,.,, shLySspp ls aiLLEs. conrsr1.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

HOUSE WANTED TO RENT.-A THREE STORY
III house. with modern improvements, not lower than
Grand street and not above Eighth street. within two
stated together with the locality and other particulars
addressed to Doctor " Dupierris No. 8 Leroy place
Bleecker street.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

CEssiON LAWS LAWS OF NEW YORK FOR isst.
- Just Published and for pae by BANKS, GOULD Co.,
l44 Nassau street, New York, and AL BrAdway Albany,
Y.
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Ar LAAM0SE, PARIS AID LONDON PHYSICIAN
NJ and surgeon . consulted ia b, speciality at q Rsads
street cornes OF BTcaaway from III A. NJ ti T. NJ ana
from otil.9 "a assrsal,s sls,ps iualays y. u,-sa
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FIREWORKS.


EDGE's FIRST PrENlUM FIRE WORKS, ROCKETS
IL exhibition pieces OF sizs and price, for sale
By j. W. HOlBERrOS, a. Maiden Lane solo agent for 10
aeyh c. and Isaac Eds Orders addressed AZ above, to
Lsecph O. and Isaac Edge, T.. s. Laboratory Jersey City
sill meet prompt attention.
L,IRE CRAcKIRs.--5oc0 BOXES FIFE CEACKgps,
u No. l. :. goid chop" ~ packs, for sas BY DAH1L
0ILMANTIN CO., Wholesale dealers IN fofsSA ffu4A
1873 Frsnt street.
U,IREwoRKs.-NEw YoRA LABORATORY. NO. ~
u Front stIset-Irs erAels;s canso. roshsss doSSls
headers Joss stick2 and complete assoxtmont Of hrewxh
warranted quality Country msrchants dealsrr
ttees for city and country display suppAd or
the most liberal tsrms NJ BxNHxTT, @ Front street.
nINEwoRKS--A FULL ASSORTMENT OF TIE BEST
quality every description Of exhbstion work
and coiored Src all Of which ere offered 81 ahs lowest
pysss by THOMAS DUNklN. 10 Maiden lane.
TrTREWORKs OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, WARRANT
ed frst supplied ~ sh ,rt no.ics
mrs rockets blue Lights trS2Sies
ard large variety Of all works fuitbIe for Dealers
JOHN b. ROBBINS, 2s Washington street. essasr Of
Chambers.
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COAL.


CUMBERLAND COAL--THE NEW CREEK CON.
- receiving at Baltimore regular supply Of
Cumberland coal from their mines in Hampshire county
which they offer for sale at the lowest market prices This
coal believed be euai in quality to any coal mined in
the Cumberland region For aeam purposes 1t has NO su
the United navy and for the OF locomotives
York where ordsis win be punctuaily attended to.
fNOAL-I AM NOW RECEIVING NY REGULAR sur.
" ply quality of red and white ash COAL and
will dever good order at the lowest possible price
for cash. Weight aud quality warranted. PhTER CLIN-
TON King wieh Streets and Twenty fifth
street and Ninth avenue.
MATRIMONIAL.
MATRIkONIAL-A GENTLEMAN OF WEALTH. AND
l respectablty wishes to marry lady similarly stu
sted 1hs notice s worthy the Of lady
The gentleman 10 since-s and eligible Sincere Gnd SCAT
able ladies are invited 80 addreis A. H. G. SAnon New
York Post paid. -.
MATRIM0NIAL.-NADAMx EMILE vIIIETTE IRON
1 Paris. Professor AptogrAehy or fseding ehsrac-
ssr By an nSiyidu.. :sd sprsI.. ws:ns
cmsa 81 send = any ps.sS. full asDsa
Also description The 1sS sSSy lSIs e w nary 40
ofee. sew Yor Ihoss Wing ont q the cay can safely
transmit through tho mail and VIII be answered in one
week after the receipt Of their communication.
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MU3EUN-JUST RECEIVED,
Constructor. from MozambiqIe,
inches in circumference; . uv-
living Rhin0oeros In the coun-
:. arc still here. Monday, July
clock, AMBROSE GWINETT.
the moral drama OF ROSINA
~ cents; children undse tor,
parquet, Tx osnts extra.
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A UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE. CARRYING THE
United st.ss. nsi.Ths splendid packet ship GER
up for Australia has lags portion Of her freight and pas
ssnsess and win potvsy be the first leave for
:snssr The sship combines gss.s speed nth unuiua
cargo into port saRy In the lofnes and venti
Aon Of her cabins she surpassss all eompetitors For
1l6 Wall street. ~
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WITHOUT MONEY OR PRICE.-WE INVITE ALI.
w persons whose hair Is gray and who have not used
our restoring gray hair to tho original
color Office Monday or Wednesday OF this
week and receive bottle to virtues for the hair
KNIGHT CO., Chemists, 34 Broadway.
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GREENWOOD LAKE HOUSE, TEN MILES FROM
VI the Chester depot New York and Erie RailroAd.T
houie for visitors For particulars inquire Of
Henry D. Feter $50 Broadway corner Of
of the proprietor 1T the Lake. THERON FELTER.
N BSages leave Chester upon the arrival Of the morning
train.
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EyOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA UNITED STATES
mail line Tho and splendid steamship ALABAMA,
Geo Sehsnck, will leave on Saturday July g. st fsur
SAMUEL I. GiTCHiLL is B,osa.sy.r ThEoash ticEsss
KNOXVILLE G. D. Ludswy will succeed and sail on Wed
nesday. July H.
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ITO PIANoFoRTE MAKERS THE ADVERTISER RE.
Gently arrived in the United states wishes to connect
many years experiences tho dposng, playing. tun
ing and keeping In order psnofortes. Would have NO OBJ
hed hcuse amy part OF the country References ample
Address O. Ptesidstt street, South Brooklyn.
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DRY GOODS, sc.

CREAT ExcITEMENT OPPOSITE TIE METROPOLr
" tan Hotsl.-JOHN MADDEN, 657 and 673 Broadway,
win tai, morning one esas Of so0ds containing I've
each also from auction Ladder Shirts slightly
soled half price. lot Of splendid silk lace shawlS
from IS to s.
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IN via Nioas.gSa accessory Transit Company Of NJ
Only Line giving through tieiet including the Isthmus
crossing The new double engine steamship, PRONE
river a. O'Clock precisely ies Pusat. Arenas
baOTHEK JONATHAN. 2OO tons burthea over the Nica-
transit route having but twelve miles Of land trans
surpassed in their ventilation and accommodation For
CHARLES MOkGAN. Agent, No. Bowling Green.
NB-Commencns the 18th Of July the days Of sail
ing will be changedto the 4h and 10Th Of each month.
when these dates TALL Sunday the ships viii
Saturday previous, - heretofore.
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MAST HOPE HOUSE, MAST HOPE, PA NEW
M and elegant hotel delightfully."- situated the banks
and Erie Ea-oad depot only Ave hours ride from New
York. 1t is built in the modern STYLE and furnished with
families having parlors with apartments bathing
country will find this house desirable location The
rounding country attractions for the sports
while tho srihcent mountain about the
premises never tiresome 20 the eye Families leav
ing York for Mast Hope take the New York and
Erie mail train ~ o'clock A. way express at s p
M Single rooms and board 81 day Parlors furnished
when desired. CLIFTON HALL Manager,
N. Bull information be had of g. c. Hall, 176
Broadway New York.
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DARNUM'S AMERICAN
- 81 enormous living Boa
over Is feet in length and %
ing Ourang Outang, the fRl
try, and the living Sec Tige
81 In the afternoon ct 5 Q
In the evening, ats o'clock,
MEADOWS, Admittance,
Tx cents: frat balcony ana
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MEDICAL.


nR. WARD, NO. 50 CANAL STREET, ONE DOOR
IL east OF Roadway can DO consutsd az usual With GER
tanty. Hours from A. NJ TIL r. NJ lts W. Is gvAdu.
ate OF Ednbu,g Scotland and has Been sixtson
successfully devoted to bis sre salty.
nOCT0R POWELL, nIsCIfLE OF THE GREAT
IL RaspaN. he consa.ed all diseases incident
human frame at u lsperard street Rroad
way bis success 10 tbs treatment OF chronic and
pulmo COMPLAINT hsa been tgrlJ von1erfut. ono
Inns fran q A M 10 VI.
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COUTH SIDE, LONG ISLAND.-THE CHANPIIk
- Bouse sip is in complete order for tho recap
Of visitors Tho beautiful situation CT this houss s
pond delightful lawn, with It's full
and .hrubbssy which Ties around ~ and more thsn all ice
position the SouSh Bay famous for its unrvalea
fnhng and sailing together with the easy from the
city, mako the Chsmpin House unsurpsssoo among TIE
Of summer pleasure Application for he
made direc5sy to tie proprietor, AMOS X. STELLEN.
W LkF IsiiP SUFFOLK county, b l.
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CTEAA POWER TO LET-wITH LARGE ROOM. IN
- Walton street, East Brooklyn, Division avenue
hfstn minutes walk from Peek Slip ferry Inquire Of IA
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the most valuable and useful patents thai hiss been
granted whA the last years has been awarded Wm
2s 1854 for novel and invaluable machine for making
per day This machine now being exhibited between,
hours Of "a. N. and p M. in room No II At No II Wall
call Towns cities counties and State rights for sale All
post paid promptly replied to IN their
der WILLIAM WEBSTEh,
Sole pror.ietors, No. IL Wall street, New York.
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LINAyELLED COTTAGE FURNI?URE.-MATaEws
~ a Stacy Nos 5l4 snd b26 Broadway, received fFst
Sass met from TIE Crystal Palace and
tute best suits Of chamber ant
advise the public to examine their extensive stock SuiN
with hair matreses straw pAass pillows and holsters
$40.
TURNiTURE FOR SALE, AND The HOUSE TO Let
in one Of TIE most pleasant localities in Thirty fifth
street Rent $3.50 per year. The house viii DO let distinct
from fAie Of furniture, necessary FOWLER FRANK
LYN. " Thrty-hfth street, near Broadway
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TOR sAvANNAH-rARE REpUCED.-THE NEW
y and splsndid eide Wheel steamship STATE 0F GEoR
mail will leave Philadelpls for Wednesday
July at 10 o'clock A. NJ from the wharf above Vine street.
foT q s n chip is ssrs from Phi
above the followipg Wsdnesday Agents in New York,
SCRANTON TALLNAN, No. 10 Old clip, whore plans Of
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NTAHANT HOUSE-THIS SPLENDID NEW AND
IN commodious hotel is open for the reception OF
guests. Extensive odat0ns provided the
entertainment Of families and parties and pains cha
spared render the establishment Of the
lghtful watering places in the country Bowling AMI bill
lard saloons pleasure yachts and fishing boats among
the already connected with the house
The and swift steamer Nelly Baker will make four
trips each way daily between Botton and Nshant Any
information relative to apartments terms 6e may be
tanned by application to p: STEVENS co
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HORSE TO LET AND FURNIrrRE FOR SALE
Ii situated tho depot Of the Hudson River Railroad
Company sixteen and thirty boarders forty ave
be Accommodated Yearly rent $500, better loea
ton New York emigrant b0ar5ing house.
B. ". RICHARDS. N7 Broadway.
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CAILBOAT WANTED-FROM TWENTY. THREE TO
twenty eight feet long, good saer stiff well built
dispose moderate price may hear Of cash customer
by addressing W., box 2s62 Post Ofics
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-13
--latest NeeUs
By Telegraph, Mail and River.
Good NeWs.

Hon. Thos. johnson, Delegate from Ne
braska Territory, passed down on the Po-
lar Star this morning, en- route for WASH
ington, having along some fifteen or twenty
Indians, chiefs and head men of the Shaw
nees and other tribes, who are DESTROYS Of
disposing Of their lands to the government.
II the government viii extinguish the In
dian titles, the people will soon settle the
Territories, whether Congress- takes any ac-
ton or not
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-13
COM M Z RCI AL.
TIMES OFFICE GLASGOW. Mo. y
April 10, 1854.

TIMES OFFICE GLASGOW. Mo. y
April 10, 1854. I
REMARKs.-The weeks business has been char
acterized by much activity, having been favored
with good weather. Transactions in the staples
of Produce are lighter, as the season advances
There is some bacon offering, and sales have been
made at quotations, but the market is not active.
Tobacco, for shipment, is arriving from the inte-
rior, but will not be sent forward under the pre-
sent high rates of transportation. Up-river boats
are taking out less Hemp than usual, for the sea-
son. owing in part to the his rates of freight and
in part to the fact that there is considerable
portion of the crop not yet passed through the
break. The st. Louis prices are about the same
as last quotations, and are omitted this week.
Boats are charging from rs cents to 81 per hun
dred, for freights to this place. Several new
boats have come into the river during the past ten
days, and freights must soon decline. The river
is about stationary, with from 81 TO 6 feet water
from here down. Weather warm and cloudy this
morning. We quote,
ToBAcco.-s4 to Sc q 100 hs, according to
quality.
HEMr.-s1lo to s115 q ton.
FLoUR.-s6 O0@6 so p Dbl.
WHEAr.--9oc@s1 U bushel, as per quality.
BAcoE-None selling.
LAhp.-Prime, 7c. q n in shipping order.
SUGAR.-N. o. prime, . 100 MS, 5t@ec; clari,
fed to &c.
CoFFEE.--By the Sack, l3c. y ~, retail, 14c.
MoLAssEs.-Plantation Dbl. 3sc.; sugar house
boc.; Golden Syrup, zoe.
CofToN YARN.-Eagle Factory Agency, 15fc.
retail, 81 per bunch.
IRoN.-sligo bar, 6@sic; Tyrone do. 5i@1tc
WHrsKEY.-25c. p gallon, by the barrel.
NAIs.-Mo. Iron, 6SS7c. per key.
sALr.-G. A. Salt 50 . sack; l.. B. SO %.
RrcE-7@sc. u pound.
SEEps.-Clover, 81 90,
Hemp, 81.
Flax, ST 90.
TALLow.--ln barrels to SIC.
Day HIDEs.-Demand good, at from il@f2c.
Coon SKINs-Command 20@25 cents.
FRuIr.-Green Apples, barreled, 81 is.
Dried do 75c per bushel.
| Peaches, 81 per bushel.
cI'For family use, Poultry, Vegetables, Butte
Eggs, sc. are in constant demand, at high rates.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-13

E5-"Have you any limb-horn bonnetSP"
inquired very modest miss of a shopkeep-
er. "Any WHAT" "Any lmb-bonnets?'
"Any--you don't mean leg-horn?' The
Young lady was brought to by the proper
festoratifes.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-13
The Glasgow Packet.

The Glasgow Packet, "Elvira," is run
ming according to her advertised time. She
is one of the handsomest boats that touch.
es at OUR landing, and the 'Dozier Family,
who own and run her, are well adapted tc
the business-prompt, energetic and accom-
modating. Persons wishing to go below
may rely on finding her here d, the pub.
lished time.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-13

HAVE wEA ANY BcrNtrs AMoSe u.s.
The rule now is, place little wisp ofpastc-
board and ribbon so far back on the head
that the wearer can't see any paft Of it.
The patents secured TO "philoprcgehitive-
ness" by wafer, and he stars lock down
on "the place where the bonnet ought to
be.n
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-13
Rhode Island Election.

PROVIDENCE, April 6.
The following is the result of the Rhode
Island election: For Governor, T. T. Hop
ping, (Whig, 9,ll2; M. Diamond, (dem.)
659; scattering, 287.
The Senate will stand 10 wings to IS
democrats. House, al Wings and Al DEM
ocrats and independent.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-13

DAouERnfoTfPEs.-Dr. Yarnall is still
at the old Methodist Church, where those
whs have not been served can secure beau
tiful and correct lkenesses of themselves
or friends. He has one of the finest in
struments we have ever seen, and his work
is the best evidence as 10 his capacity to use
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-13

California SHEEP.--Messrs. Cooper,
Of this county, passed through this place
last Friday, withtwo thousand head of sheep
bound for California. They expect to cross
the river at Council Bluffs.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-13
1854. MISSOURI RIVER. 1864
Bluff City and St. Louis Packet Line.
SELLING RATES OF EXCHANGE

bluu Clty anu SC. Louis racket Line.
REG UL.4R TUESDAY PACKET,
Connecting tciih steamer Ell PGso at s.. Joseph.
IT.. n The entirely New, Elegant, and Fast
- Passenger Steamer, JAS. H. LUCAS,
ANDREW WINELAND, Master, will leave St. LOU
is every other Tuesday at O'Clock, p NJ, for ST.
Joseph, Weston, Fort Leavenworth Parkville,
Kansas, Independence, Liberty, Richfeld, Sibley,
Camden, Wellington, Lexington, Dover, Waverly,
Carrollton, Miami, Brunswick, Glasgow, and all
points below.
Commencing her regular trips from St. Louis
Tuesday. February 2Sth; March 14th and 2Sh;
April 18th and 25th; May 9th and 23d; June 9th
and goth; July 4th and 18th; August 1st, 18th and
goth; September 10Th and goth; October 10th and
oath; November 7th and Dist.
On her return will leave st. Joseph every 9th
er Monday, commencing March 10th and Goth;
April Sd and 18th; May LIST, 18th and 29th; June
18th and Goth; July 10th and oath; August 18th and
21st. september 4th and 18th; October ID, 10th,
and 3Oth; November 18th and 9th.
Departing from ST. Joseph Mondays, at 10 o.
clock, 4 NJ; Weston Tuesdays at O'Clock, a NJ;
Fort Leavenworth s, A II; Parkville 10, M; Kan
sas H. NJ; Wayne City /, PM; Liberty 3, P NJ; Rich-
field 8, IN; Sibley 4, PM; Camden 8, pm; We'll
lington 6, Pm; Lexington Wednesdays at o.
clock, NJ; Dover AM; Waverly 10AM; HIPS
Landing II AM Miami PM; Brunswick 2PM;
Glasgow at 4PM.
The Jas II. Lucas Is entirely new, superbiy fit
ted up, with every modern improvement, and for
beauty, speed, comfort, convenience and safety,
unsurpassed; and in all her equipments and ar
engagements, Gin which no regard has been had 10
cost designed to be SUPERIOR PASSENGER
PACKET.
MANSON & BAarHoLow, Agents,
April6 Glasgow,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-13

Nav GooDs.--STRousE s. Co. advertise
their new stock in to-day's paper. Their
house will be found well filled with de-
sirable goods, and they take pleasure in show
ing them to purchasers. We advise per-
sons wishing to purchase to look into
their establishment.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-13
City Aotels
LHNNEUS, MO.

V7HE subscriber will open the above House IN
l. Linncus, on the 1st Of April, at which time
he will be prepared to accommodate Boardcrs and
the Travelling Public, in style not inferior to
any house in the country.
His table will ut all times be supplied with eve
rything the country affords, and his bar with the
choicest liquors, wines, Cigars, &c.
Good Stabling attached 20 the premises.
re- call from his friends and the public is
solicited mhl6-ly W. +. BRADLEY
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-13

CALIronNtA CArrLE.--Mr. William Ter
rill, of Randolph county crossed the river at
this place, last week, with drove of cat
tie, numbering about five hundred. Part of
the drove were crossed in boats, and part
were swan across the river.
Messrs. Collins, Of Randolph were eros
sing another drove yesterday.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-13

II Mr.. A. H. SHAW, Steward Of the
steamer F. X. Aubrey, was presented with
silver pitcher worth 500, BY the passen-
gers on her last downward TRIP, as a COM
pliment for his skill in fixing UP "creature
comforts" for their demolition.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-13

MAssAcHusErrs.--The telegraph re-
ports the election of Thomas P. Elliott, the
regularly nominated Wing, over Mr.. How
land, Free-Soiler and native, in the district
lately represented by Zeno Scudder.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-13

AMERICAN ARTISTS USIoE.-See adver-
tisemeul of this association in to-day's pa
per. The Engravings they give are worth
the money without chance at the gifts: and
at the Worst, purchasers will get two en-
cravings for dollar. "Wyoming" can be
seen at this Office.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-13

Who WANts A FARM?-One of the best
In this section, in sight of town, is adver-
tised for sale in to-day's paper. 1t will not
be for sale long, and persons wanting to
purchase would do well to call early and
secure bargain.