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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02

BURGLARTs.-Capt. Gu-chard Of the First Ward
Police Yesterday discovered that the dwelling ghOuse
No 90 South Ninth-st bad been entered fr.m the
rear and thoroughly ransscked by burglars. The
family are absent in he country, and II known
wlst has teen taken. A unoccupied house in
South Tenth.st has also been broken open, and
quantity of lead pipe stolen therefrom.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
(Adyerfisemen
rEpf-Whopyer d,

,,rv OF HrYNaNS's DYsPEpsIA ELfxis" call On vi L.
CosLtSG Wi, knOwn IN this cify At No bToufwaY ora
= re- deuce No l8H Wet l''h and lean OF
cure See also certificates Al Principal Office No 1871 Broad
way. Price ~ per bottle
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
IAfNerfislme enf
Gas, GAs!-New styles Of Gas Fixtures


modern ard antique inst Cal At the manufacturing
Ger6t az aRcHER vARsER 60 No. 576 Broadwsy where
viii he ur the largest stock In also portable gss s
paratBs designed or country esider ees churches OK factories
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
We are requested

YOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE EoARDsG sod DAY SCHOOL Both
.t between Sd and 4thsys will be opened ON MONDAY,
Sent. &
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02

AMERICAN PRoTEsTAsT ASSOCIATIONS "A splendid
banner will be presented TO Jersey City Lodge, No.
5. of the American Protestant Association, a' ther
rooms. on Monday evening next.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02

Police BUsISFss.-Thc returns Of the Eight
Ward (which is suated from the other districts show
that - arr,sfs were made by Officers Morrell aud
Hall during the month of August.
Heurv White was appointed a. policeman OF the
Tenth Ward yesterday, IN place of James Heudegl glr
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
IAdvertis. ment
rn Ta~TItlS> IIfRE FOR

ASuE DtsBLESs PLLs-fhey eootsn 90 salt OF Mercury
..r'e c, Qginne and Immediately give appetite sud
sfrsnltheu bs system Sold b, ". CSrNBIE Broad
nd ret.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
[Adverri-ement
pI.Nos An assortment of Pianos unpqudled
fAdvsriisementl

by any other house 10 The UDied States for sale At large d
count from fsrory prices fhe crest Music Establishment Of
HoRACL NAIEEs, No SIS Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02

PIRsr UsIrARIAs SooIETr On Sunday morning
and evening Rev. Mr.. Harrington, OF Lawrence,
Ma.s., viii preach ct the Lyceum to the First Unta-
riaa 8oe!sty Of Jesssy City.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
fAdver'is-ment
R,PNIM,s MrsEuM=The domestic drama OF

Mespe sud the elegant comedy OF Fn Heart
Never Lsdy thi. .f ~ g. ard repeated hi.
ming 1T O'Clock Unite wins Sc BE- seen same
time.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
Advertisement
Ip Mr.krsI INIAIIn Or NnI-NGEsI u

nny ,.f a.. Dt sHLfE's CUEr tor frvEs and AGuE IL
tss d sn6 s perfectly mii- anf SAFE remedy
sole by y GuIos corner SowerY and Grsndst
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02

NEw CATHOLIC CHURcH.-To morrow at O'Clock
p Nj Bishop Bayey will lay the corner stoue Of the
new Roman Catholic Church now in the course OF
.reciiop al HUioken
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02

fAdvertisementl
Dr. J. ". CRANE, Dentist, has REMOVED from
No. II Leroy place to No. 81 BoSDsr
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
CITY ITEMS.
The weather yesterday was cool aud cloudy, with
signs of rsin; bu, up TO midnight all was fair


CITY TAyT, The Tax Commissioners having
completed their asst ssment books-whch is very
heavy and very arduoos piece OF work the Office
of the Tax Collector Harvey Hart, Esq, was throng-
ed Yesterday BY those who were ready to pay thoir
taxes The Receiver did not come into possession of
the tax books until O'Clock, and from that time
til two tie Office thronged, as it will be for many
DAYS TO come The offices of the Tax Commissioner
and Receiver of Taxes adjon each other. and
extend the whole length Of the basement of the stone
building last erected by the City in the Park Tne
offices are conveniently arranged well equipped, and
conducted by the gentlemen at the head OF the de-
partmens and their assistants. AS the law OF the last
Sc sson OF the Legislature adding the arrears OF Gro
ton water rents to ordinary tax bills, has just gone
into practical operation, the effect has been to in
crease the burdens and responsibilities OF the ohee.
Yax-payers will remainder that, while interest is al
lowed up to the first of December, those who delay
payment until after that time, will be taxed one per
cent. additional upon their bills.
MORE FRAUDS UPON IMMIGRASIs.-A complaint
was yesterday made before the Mayor BY an emi-
grant named Christian Steuffut, who stated that he
h.d been derauded in the purchase of eight passage
tickets COR the West 1t appears that on arriving at
this port Wednesday, he proceeded to the Office OF
Messrs. Riohmuller & Loesoher, No. 10 Greenwich
st. and purchased tickets for the West, via the lud-
son River Railroad for which he paid sl4 account,
receiving receipt for the same. He then returned
ON board his vessel and steamboat anne along
side. in which were two men, who stated that they
were the bora fde owners Of the Railroad line and
that Messrs Richmuller and Loescher were merely
runners, and, further that the tickets were worth
less. but that they could get the money back from
Messrs r. & L. and would take their receipt in psrt
paement for rNnrine tickets. TIE poor Germsn be-
eving this story delivered up the genuine receipt Of
Messrs. X. & L. and paid the two men s3i, receiving
for .be same tickets not by railway but BY canal He
soon after discovered the fraad which had been prac-
tised upon him and made q complaint before the
Mayer. The two men were notified to attend, a. was
also Mr. wederkind, whose Office is ct No. i04 Green
wich St and in whose empoy the two men were ss
runners for his fcrwsrding sgsaoy. Tbs mayor 90
cided ea The money sbeLd ~ cessfss< ~ en-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02

Harrr Tyler slave in Virginia, is now in this
City trying to procure the money necessary to rg!-
chase his own freedom, il order that he may go to
Liberia with bis wife and children, who have Just
been emancpated by her owners, along with some
forty odd other slaves. Harry brings high tostimo-
nias of good character and his appearance i alto
gether in his favor His case ~ excited great deal
OF sympathy among some of the most respectable
citizens Of New-York Money for him may be s. Mt
to the Rev. J. B. Pinney, Colonization Rooms, Bible
House
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02

THROWING CHILD OvERBoARD.-Thos. Brcgan,
fireman on the steamship Baltic. was yesterday ar
rested, charged by his wife with having about two
weeks since thros his sisters child overheard at the
foot of Canal-s The complainant also states tn At the
body was recovered day or two since, and an in-
quest was held upon it. Brogan claims that the child
was dead when he threw it overheard bat this his
wife denies The matter will be inquired into to-
day at the Lower Police Court.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
W-JERSEY ITEMS

CHoI ERA NEARLY EXTsCT.-In Newark on Thurs
day. out OF fourteen deaths reported, but one was
from cholera
Yesterday up to O'Clock, Of seven burial certid-
Gates gran d. only two for cases OF Cholera.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02

FArAL FALL-Jssper Perrim.n. hand on board
the steamship Baltic, on Wednesday sec,dsotaliy is
into the hold and died yesterday from bis injuries Of
he Eew-Yort Hospital. He was native Of Easiand,
n ysars Of ~. A Inquest m hsll % ~ esly.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02

THE TICKET SALE The auctoneering Of the tick
cts fer Grsi and Msrios first night done yester-
day at Castle Garden. The minimum prices were IS
and o. per seat and none sold under those
rates. They were put up in lots Of from one to ten
The frst bid for the first choice $50 and the fig
uree rapidly ran up to $3.50 same price that Genin
gave for Jenny Linds frst when it was knocked
down 10 q gentleman who gave his name as Mr..
Coutts Much curiosity was manifested to know the
gentleman, and some unbeievers ventured to suggest
that be was that intangible nan Of stra 81 Of
ten heard OF but never seen 81 public sales. The
auctioDeor however, assured the crowd that Dir.
Coutts was positive entity and had, moreover put
up a Bank of England note for ESQ to pay for the
ticket Furthermore, the real purchaser Of the tick.
ct was believed to be a mysterious female who
long time ago became deeply enamored of Ma
rio-tbe singer not the indvidual-and had
followed him with the perrinacity Of shadow ever
since This romantic cese having been disposed OF,
TO the edicaton and amusement, if not the s.tfac-
tion of the audience the next choice was called and
bid off for 900 by Horato n. Wild Councilman of
the Sixteenth District, and candy -naker in chief to
the publc-who did mt fight the duel with Council
man Seely Mr. Wild took two seats, surrounding
the $3.50 chair Of the mythical Mr.. Coutts. Then
there vas sudden falling off; the next seats g ing
for only 81 so premium to Mr Jacobs, whether the
Original, aboriginal real genuine original Jacobs,
we cannot say. After this the seats went
of rapidly to the Hotels and Music Dealers
and one "Snooks at premiums running from - down
to 25 cents The first sale in the gallery was Gle
seat at premium of 81 so to Mr. Nicholas Seagrist
The spectators then struck in and swept off large
quantity at low premiums. We do not know how
many seats were disposed Of but probably 1000 we're
knocked down at an average Of perhaps 81 premium
Leeds q Co. were the auctioneers.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02

BFRFAyEsEST TEMPERED By SYMPATHY--We
learned yesterday The particulars of case o peculiar
hardship rendered however. less af1lcng D! the Al
tepdant circumStaI of coincidence. young print
er named Alexander Rose and who has been Tor some
time back Engaged i'll the Methodist Book Concern,
New York, having been stricken down by consump-
ticp Wa. induced on the advice OF his physieian to
come wet. and arrived in Buffalo some SIX weeks
since accompanied by his beautiful wife aud two 1T
lie children. Here they obtained humble lodgings,
ard the husband and father fingered until Tuesday,
when he died no friends, save his sorro"iDg family
and a GOOD clergyman near him. The nformstion OF
bis deeease hosever was conveyed 10 the members
Of tie Buffalo Printers Union, and also the card indi.
eating The membership Of the New-fork body, and
messries were at once taken to decently dispose Of
the remains and what was now far more important.
70 relieve the necessities of the living. Members Of
the Union visited the widow, ascertsned that with
III execution Of one brother she without other
relatives than the two children involved with ner IN
the recent loss and prepared the body Tor
Tiis done subscription paper was puiin circnsloh,
ard sum equal 10 about $40 wac raised exclusively
fr, among the printers Of the city, The funeral was
attended yesterday and. although from the naIure OF
their employment but few Of the members OF the pr-
fession could be present. enough were there 10 snow
a rroper respect to the memory OF the deceased snd
sympsihy with the living The funeral services Sore
CONDUCTED by the same excellent clergyman VINO hsd
n, ouently visited the sick bed-the Kew MI brown
The widow il left without the least means OF suosst'
ence bey ond the SUN mentioned.
WV Buffalo Democracy. Auf 30
FArAL FALL.-Jasper Perrim.n, a hand on oo:r1
H.. d. al
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-01

HUMILrArINc CoNFEssIoN.-The Wash
ington Sentinel, a Democratic paper in good
standing at the Federal Capital; and con-
Quoted with marked ability and indepen-
dence, says: "There is no Disgusting the fact
that the Democratic party, powerful and
triumphant as it was twelve months ago, is
now supine and Indifferent and distrusful
There is no Disgusting the fact that the
elements of opposition have been grSwing
every day. A universal distrust has grown
up among the people, even among the tru,
est and sternest Democrats, who believe
that they have been duped, defrauded and
cheated, and that the high places Of the
government are surrounded by mean, low
and contemplate men, that keep off from
the higher sources every expression oil
honesty and disinterestedness, and do but
crook the pregnant hinges of the knee that
thrift may follow fawning.'"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-01
Pacific Railroad Tax Sustained

We announce with pleasure, feeling sat-
isied that our readers, too, will participate
with lis in the joy we experience, that the
Supreme Court this morning gave its deci-
sion on the Pacific Railroad Tax, sustaining
its legality. Thus the question is put al
rest forever, and nothing exists now to pre-
vent the Road being pushed forward to q
rapid and triumphant completion. The des-
tiny Of St. Louis is visible 10 her citizens
glorious and gilded with The radiance of Tin.
surpassed prosperity. We thank the Judges
of the supreme Court, and the friends o.
St. Louis and her favorite enterprise
thank them TOO, for rendering the decisio;
thus early, and placing quietus on al
croakings.-T Eve. News, 9th.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-01

ENrERPRrsE.-Perhaps no stronger evil
dence can be adduced of the intrinsic value
and unrivalled usefulness of Ayers Cherry
Pectoral, than the fact, that in order to
supply the demand the Proprietor has been
compelled TO build an immense block, &C.
cupying large part of square on one OF
our principal thoroughfares, five stories Of
which is to be occupied by his Laboratory
for the preparation of the Cherry Pectoral
alone. As this article has now won its way
to the public favor solely by its success in
curing disease, this fact is some comment
on lis yirtue.-[ Lowell Advertiser.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-01
ST. LOUIS MARKET.
From the Evening Ne,

From the Evening News, 27th.
The market for most articles of produce closes
dull the foreign having bat little effect upon
Flour, Wheat or Corn. S. F. Flour Sc so and
dull; Wheat 81 1O@S1 50 for spring and good
red, white ST 80, Corn 4s@46c; Oats 36@36tc.
Provisions and groceries inactive. River at a
stand. Freights unchanged.
ToBAcCo.-About twenty-five hhds sold to-day
at previous prices. Manufacturing in demand at
SO to Sl2 per 100 lbs.
HEMP-Sales this forenoon of about $50 bales,
chiefly for the Ohio River. 80 bales at Sl4s; %
at S156; 10 at $780, e6 in two lots, price not as
certaned, but understood not to be above $16C,
Between 500 and 600 bales still at the levee, and
over 5000 III store. Yesterday but one small lot
sod-66 bales at Sl53. Difficulty in procuring
freights TO the Ohio river, and other causes rem
der the market dull. Good to prime undressed
quoted from S15S to Sl65 per ton.
FLouR.-We quote country S. +. slow sale at
Sc 30; fancy Sc Cpl 10 Sc 10; extra S7@S7 %;
city S. +. ST 621@S6 IS.
WHEAT.-We quote good and prime red at
81 30@Sl 80; choice 81 40. White 81 SO ex-
elusive of sacks,
PRovIsIoNs.-Sales to-day of 200 bbls' mess
pork to city dealer at Sll 30, examined. No
sales of lard; No. to choice, in bbls and tierces
quoted at s4@s-6O. Sales of 1876 bulk sides at
Aye. No lots of bulk meats of any size at the
levee. Provisions generally dull.
! BAcoN.-No sales reported to-day. Some in
quiry for clear sides at 64@6S. Last evening G
casks sold at 6tc, and 10 choice at 6sc. Shout
ders and hams dull.
HIDEs.-Flint sell at 14@144c p ID.
GRocERIEs-Qmet. Sales last evening of 1OC
hhdS sugar at &c; 80 at 3sc. Molasses dull
prime l6@17c; SO bbls last evening at l3sc-in.
feriOr. Rio Coffee lie for good, 114@11ac fol
prime. G. A. Salt 81 65@$1 10.
BEEF CArTLE.-Good to prime S7@S7 IS pei
100 fbs.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-01
SIDNEY BREESE, Ex-senator, U. s.


VINcENEEs, Ind, June Is, 1858.
Prof. o. J. Woop-Dear Sir: As you are about
to manufacture extensively and vend your recent
" discovered Hair Restorative, will state, for
whomsoever il may concern. that | have used and
known others to use it, That have for several
years been in the habit of using other Hair Resto-
ratives, and that | find yours vastly superior TO
any other l know. 1t entirely cleanses the head
of dandluff, and with one months proper use
will restore any PERSONS hair TO the original
Youthful color and texture, giving it healthy,
soft. and glossy appearance, and all this without
discooring either the hands which apply it, or
the dress on which il drops. | would therefore
recommend its use to every one DESTROYS of hay-
ing fine color and texture TO hair.
WILSON KING.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-01
Gbe Q5lasgotu Giulss.
PUBLIC SPEAKING.
CoNCERT-

The Bakely Family will give one Of their
popular concerts, next Saturday Erening
in the Presbyterian Church. For particu.
lars see bills Of the day.
The Company has been detained several
days, in consequence of the sickness of Mr.
Hubbard. He is about we'll again, and
they will favor us with an evenings enter
tainment before they leave. They will have
a crowded house, and bear with them the
good wishes Of all who hear them.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-01
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
BE OK & DA, W son,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR. g

WATER STREET, GLASGOW.
"a Are in receipt of one of the finest stocks
R of TAILoRs' Goops and TRIMMINGS ever Of
Uttered in Glasgow, consisting in part of fine
French cloths and cassinleres; tweeds; overcoat-
ings; fine vestings Of different styles, &C. Sc, all
of the best quality and latest fashions which they
will make up or sell al very low rates.
ezyr They have Just received their Spring and
Summer Fashions, and respectfully invite thslr
friends and the public generally 10 give them q
call before purchasing elsewhere.
GSe Shop Rsxt doorto Manson e Bntholow
Slasgov, April 10, 1884
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-01
TE. We are under ohlioiptjons ia MI

IL We are under obligations to Mr..
Morris, clerk of the "lightning express
passenger packet" New Lucy, for files Of
St. Louis papers. The Lucy is turning
over n new leaf in our river, and the old
fogy crafts of former days give her wide
berth, and any day she chooses. Success
to Capt. Conley. His enterprise and ener-
gy are worthy of all commendation and pat
ronagc.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-01
Congressional Canvass.

Last nights Western mail brought us &C.
counts of Mr.. Flournoy's speaking at Tren.
ton and Nevada, in Grundy county. In
Trenton, he made powerful effort of &C
minutes, in which he "convinced all who
heard him that he had neither capacity tc
fill the place he seeks, nor sense enough tc
know .his own weakness" At Nevada
Judge Smith, Of Linn, met him, and gave
him something to do. We will publish oul
spondence next week.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-01

School CoMMIssIoSER.-Capt. N. B.
Giddings is spoken of for School Commits
sioner, at the August election. Heisa Ben
ton man, in politics, and is brought forward
by the Benton papers. Mr.. Jno. w. Henry
present incumbent, is candidate also.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-01

THE EcLIpsr.-The Eclipse of last Fri
day was very partial in this latitude. Nc
one would have observed it from the dark
ness, and had not the event been announced
beforehand, it would have attracted no atten-
ton. 1t failed, most signolly, 10 give salts
faction, even 10 our devil, who was felicia.
ting himself on respite from work, but
found it sufficiently light TO continue type
sticking. We shall have report soon
from the wise ones of the land, when the
failure will 10 doubt be satisfactorily &C.
counted for.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-01

ST. LOUIS, Oct. "a, 1883.
Prof. o. ]. WooD-Dear Sir: At your request,
willingly give you a statement of the effects of
your restorative upon my hair. l commenced its
use when my hair was quite gray, and soon be-
gan to see its effect in restoring the natural uid
TO il; it Immediately began 10 change 10 its native
color, until it is entirely restored; and from care
fully watching its effects, am satisfied that it is
not only healthy in its effects, but that if faith
fully applied according TO directions, no lady
will be disappointed. l therefore cheerfplly rec
ommend it to all my friends, and all who have use
for such an article. Respectfully Yours,
MRS. L. BEARDSLY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-01
1854 New Packet. 1851
MISSOURI RIVER
FAST PASSENGER PACKET
1854

=, fIvS. =, The staunch built and comfortable
,k sszzi. 9 y steam Passenger SATURDAY Packet,
NEW LUCY, WIN. CoNLEY, Master, will run as
regular Packet throughout the season between
the cities of ST. Louis and ST. Joseph, leaving St.
Louis every alternate Saturday at O'Clock, p. NJ,
and ST. Joseph every alternate Friday at IL NJ.
The New Lucy will commence her regular
trips, leaving ST. Louis for jefferson City, Boon
vile, Glasgow, Lexington, Kansas, Liberty, Wes-
tom Iatan and st. Joseph on Saturday, April 29ih;
NAV 18th and 9th; June 10th and oath; July Sth
and ODD; August 9th and 10Th; September ID, 10Th
and Both; October, 18th and 2Sth, November 18th
and 25th; December 9th.
On her return will leave ST. Joseph every alter
nate Friday at u O'Clock, NJ. May 9TH and 10Th;
June ID. 10th and Both; July l4th and 2Sh; August
18th and 25th; September Sth and 22d October
9th and Goth; November Sd and 18th; December
LIST and 18th.
Departing from ST. Joseph at % O'Clock, NJ;
Weston on Saturday at 7 O'Clock, A. NJ; Fort Lea
venworth, II A. NJ, Parvile, 9 a. NJ, Kansas l0B
A. NJ; Wayne City, - M; Liberty, l P, NJ; Rich
field, 2 p NJ; Sibley, p. NJ; Camden, t. NJ; We'll
lington, 3 p NJ; Farmyille Landing, 6 PM. Lex
ington, Sunday, O'Clock, A. NJ; Dover, s a. NJ;
Waverly, A. NJ; HIPS Landing, 10 A. NJ; Mi
ami, - NJ; Windsor City, M; Brunswick, 2
p. NJ; Glasgow, P. M; Boonvile, P. NJ; and
arriving in St Louis on Monday in time TO con-
meet with all the lines of travel, East, Northeast
and South.
Very grateful TO the shippers and public for the
patronage and consideration extended to them
while on the Honduras, we most respectfully So
! licit the same for the "NEW LUCY," promising
that nothing on our part shall be wanting to iner
the full confidence and favor of the community.
VIM CONLEY, Captain.
LEWIS MORRIS, Clerk.
MANSON s. BARTHoLow, Agents. lmylS
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-01
IL 4 RID 4 r E.

4 n extensive stock Of Hardware, in which
"a will be found almost every description OF
carpenters and other tools door locks and latch.
es' wrought and cast butts for doors, windows and
gates; log and trace chains; Hames; brass and
metal kettles sad irons; coffee mills; bsoad anc
hand axes, ha;chets, hammers, cross cut saws
files, &C.; and indeed, almost any article in the
hardware line needed III this country. For sale
low. apl3 F. A. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-01
GLASGOW TIMES, THURSDAY l. 1854

BooNr CouNTY.-Jas. S. Rollins and
Odon Guitar are the wing candidates for
the Legislature in Boone. We hear it in
tmated they are to have opposition, in the
shape of Independent wing candidates, I'M
der locofoco training.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-01
TOBACCO.

The sales have been to a fair extent, but kegs
and medium qualities up 10 Saturday sustained a
decline of fully SOC q hundred. Yesterday pri-
ces showed a slight improvement. We now quote
new crop as follows Tugs SO 25@s3 IS; medium
s4@S5, and shipping leaf S5@S6. Old Tugs 81
to 81 30; medium "a so to So 80, and shipping
and manufacturing leaf Sc to SIP. The sales
of the week are SS2 hhds.-[ Louisville Journal,
23d.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-01

CoNcEKr.-The Ladies of Fsyette give a
roncert next Monday, evening, for the ben
eft of the College. They will have excel
lent music, vocal and instrumental, refresh
msnts, Sc, and ali may promise themselv
apleasant evening and contribute to lauda'
Die enterprise. The question is net who
will go, but who will stay away.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-01

REsIeNtD.-Mr. EVERETT Of Massachu-
sets has resigned his seat in the United
States Senate, from and after to-day, June
LIST. Private business and delicate health is
the prime cause.