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lar meals. Mr. Kopnan means to exclude all " FAST
young men and other persons OF suspicious eh 'racer
and thu. heep house in which families can feel par
iecily a. home snl a, ease. 40 ample refec'o'y on
the fret floor s to be opened Immediately We no.
tee that the b. use is well vent ,ted and furnished
throughout With steam hesters, Croton water, gss,
and modern and convenient fGrniture Of hsnd'o ne
ard in some instance. luxurious patterns
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fldseri.@nent
To kFPVOVS SUFFERERS. "A r

To NERVOUS SUFFERERs.-A retired clergy
mar restored health fs~ da,s sftsr m-ns ea'' OF
g,esr nervous uT.fipe MAZE hoo the means
Of care Will lfree tie IN g.sd direct tho
Rev foHS ~ DAGNsLL 81 futon g., booAlgn, y. l.
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FATAL FALL-John NsN-h,n Of No. sc Grove
q native OF Ir-s'd $ Of Instantly allied
Yesterday bv falling Of srafoli IS ee, tsh which he
sd end Which H. vas =, the time An i9qi4
will be held upon BODY to-day The deceased hai
hl,d iiue the s;.iisDt - the Publ; school House
In 0EeeuNi.h
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fAdvertisem &c.
4 CARD.-Tbe subs,

4 CARD.-The subscriber will receive new pu-
p dsiy hi. week for private injunction n the
q Carts cucusrs b. the aei1-
ern. no. o62 sroadw y, corner Of srsp.iln ., ~
OLIVER 3 GOLOsAGrd.
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PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PAPER 'HANGINGS.
PRATT HARpESHZRGH Manicure and Importers $50
Broadway between Leonard ord Franklin eta invite atten
ton their extensive sock ~hch b bf Ia this
country Fatb'u a,coDo.hed work Of
the city country mort notice, and their work wauaotsd
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FR.TERNAL Fellowship Daniel Carroll young
n.n Ia the employ ~ his brother Carroll hln9r
6ssler No pa Nn very ysster6sy arf@-t"f
cLsrsd with b.ving lu v4loIs p,sOns and with
toktrR the proceeds which belonged h' bjtter IL IL
se9td thai ia this wsy be detaud-d ne boh@r ont OF
sloot $50 Hs tAIen before Welsh and held for
mir atom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12

WINDOW SHADES at Wholesale for Cash. BY
WooDFoED 4 vE1FLE. No 50 cstr.ise,t Y A,aa-
Of ndo. sh.dss and rsbl. Oil Ovss, .hsn they
tf.r pficts " suit the times.
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CITING BLUE-Tso men, named Herman Gold
smith ard stn Lewis sioiskeeoeu a. No ~ Edith sv
wi ts,rg ify p3uods
Of iaoisoibe Of John Edssras residing A. ne
ooTne Of T~enty shh sad Ft.v. Tne complain at =.
ers that he induced the ndfo 20 the premises
81 iLe accused their prom se buy and ess9 5r H.
hut scr s'tirr Thee tbes refused 70 pnchsse bat DE-
rursd -anssrg tss be owed then mOney-ana they 10
tstcei teefic. h properly urtil N ~as paid Ih- nAs-
r-ie justice Brennan decided hs this an 20 c1Ief !le
debt Mega, ard held the Accused % .ass-r.
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Now's the day and nows the hour to see the
finest show Of PHoToGs.FHs made top 8, ROOTS,
No 963 Broadway, you will 6rd the SAL ng true
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/" Overhaul your

Overhaul your City directory, and when
fcprd rs.e no II th,t the veil OF, - 81
~ a. - usse. h- bst PH ~ ~ q. .r
..cci u atik -:s IL g. eRa.-.-- % =. Dr.
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PHOToGRAPHs.-Ih he specimens shown this day
by Roof Ia Sdsan:e Of all BRstIo1 stop 81 NO 5''
Broadway, end Zee them.
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Madame fedora Clsrks Concert at the Metropo
ten Theater was erroneou.ly announced in our COL
pnns yesterday, to take place this evening 1t is on
Tuesday evening next.
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SERIOUS OCCURRENCE BY FiRE.-A Gre brok. o.,
in the house OF the Rev w. Wilkius, . colOrsa
clergyman residing a, No. 20 Higb-s.., sbsa, /,
O'Clock Yesterday morning. The fire Was obseryei
By Officer Morrel, Of the FRS, Disr!c. Police. VIA
gated an entrance, and found Mrs. wilkins |,
faues. and the furniture in the room on fire. n.
succeeded in saving the womans life by tearing Of
her cl thes She Was so badly buried, ho~cye,
that i is feared she will net recover. The Ere in e
house vas suppressed before much pecanisry dsn.o
had been oce a.ioned.
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A CHARGE AGAINST AARON -l'sfore Aaron, keep
o. of second hand elo'hug 10 Orsnscs
srred chsrs-d With pssios Peter scudsr aeg'o -
i h exchange for genuine btnh nh VII Gu
h rsrs r,urn ~hen old ch-As'er Of fe nth .'s
BIZ, - was before Ju,ce Bog4 aad committed fox
u
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j. W. Taylor will lec'u,e tomorrow evening
rTbursday,) upon Geology, before the Mechanics In
sttLte.
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ANNry,TJoy oF CANADA -"

HNNEAAITUN OF NANhJf = NV1ITg tFVIT1
cir before The Incompatible portrait OF
Lord Elgis RooTs fire show 70 ais
Gssres No 500 BTeaGwsy. IL is Hkeaes', and picture
without fault.
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LICENSES REyoXED.-The licerses of several junk
shops have been revoked on account of the keepers
receiving stolen goods aud making their shops the
sort OF thieves The license Of the Emgrant. Oiice
No. East Broadway has been revoked, for swnlliug
applicants for situations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12

CARvING EXPERIMENTAL black woman named
Ellen Whitt,ss, YESTERDAY chsej with haying
recently assaulted another eoCred "omtu, named May Ana
Miller be ssy took place the Five Points snd the a..
cused ues,y Of the of her .sout 9th la-se
kpife. She was locked up By justice Bosar for ,ral
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TIE PURSUIT or DOLPHIN Misc Harriet Ack-
ley young lady Of Utica, n. Y, complains thai
John Dolphin, OF Durhemville, " Y, after having
kept company with Der for nearly two years, and
being oemDy sfisnced TO her lsst une has through
the percussion Of her father broken off the engage
ment, and deserted her, and, as she fears gone to
Europe to marry another girl She begs the Mayor
10 bring him before her, and make him fudll his OBJ
legations toward her. An officer was dispatched to
lock for the runaway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12

GIRL Iosr Mary Downey, No. 3O5 Eishth-st 3,
says that Der daughter Mary, disappeared five months
ago, srd che has not heard from her since The girl
is &c, has fair hair, blue eyes, aud is rather tall and
quite graceful in her appearance.
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AZ FupAvKYFNr An emhank

tANiNG or An CIbANhHfNA = Az 'tu" NHAi-h' tu
Fiht sixth Second csysd In nd ienl' Yeserd.v
mon IL a. and buried lshorers one ot whom VafrsI
cu.d without hsvirg sussiued serious ny, but th oher
Patrick Doyle h.d lea broken snd wassent 10 tbs Hos A
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BROOKZ wv ITEMS

The ginal Hutchinson Family give 4 Concert /.
the Central Congregational Church, Or0and,t, u,
evetiog. They will be sure OF full house.
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BLAKE's PATENT FIRE PROOF PAINT, No. ll9
Pearl ss.-see under head Of Paints
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,,..s., and wa very brief bu. snsms,ing. After
.Rtny Down be recalled 70 doe platform snd s,s
.1 Ss ne Sop sCS living who vii stand 90 the sa
"n.cle If Americas biehsst mountain ia desen.e "
~ht edom, and the air! ID noe LIVING who sill weave
the laurel that shall sresth the brow Of the great
"yicter"
After Beneeic,I u, tire gi.;ifed audience were dis
miesed q, about IA oelork.
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BoNBARDMENT OF NEw.YoRK.-Daniel Drew, cor.
rer of Forty eisbth.st and Nnh-av., complains that
while bis csrt standing in front Of bis door,
epormoup PR jec lie fell in said cart, smashog the
bottom thereof TO atoms. He tbiaks il any person
had been in that place It would have served hiu vt
co. and wants McCabe bl4ster, whose ground "a
two hundred feet distant, to be more careful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12

LEARY & Co., Art Uatters and Vendors to Gen
tsmsn Stores. As.Or Eoa.e Erosdsay,N Y.
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ARRrALs.-Amoag tie recent arrivals In to vn, we
notice the following:

Al the CoiLAHoEL HcUsE- Timothy whit. st Log.;
Io'n ssg- hacs Lieut. ya,tin L. :. tsss Heavy Daa-
90. Chicago; } OWen. New HaVso Capt Hare Y ;.
ArIy. :. Wren. H.r''ore; John Williamson, Csn,d4
Bon hr Redwood McLuesL
At the ST. NIcHoL.s HorEL-JBiss Cobb Ct Lois. w
y. BuhsIn ssrsosa spuE.i T. Roc. ~ood springfield
AoLzo ksrsr, Bos,crs Mr Hulsemsr. WshinEt3n; r. VA
slusu Hados: Bou,sliver Montreal; a,yor Cook BaE
fslo; n. Hofutn Baltimore
AT TIE METROPOLITAN a0rEL-col R1bsrt y Rene, st
L,b. G'ltert Johr.owr S-ior Aacia. Fort Leavea.
worth; EdSsrd bsks Bolton; " N. Davidson. - Johns
{. n Chsudi-r EluIirs; W ;. French, Proy.5suce J.
Jones Mo B HiGesey California
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TRIAL FOR SUNDAY Liquor SELLISG.-Mr. E. L
Tucker he. per the Shsd. pris HOUSE ia rourth a.-
o. and suiet ,risd yesterday sftsrnp,a b.f,
Ju,tirs Perry % feeupoin, 'he Old Cry Hall to,
ch.r, Of violating the city oainsrce 80 rrfience sgai,,
lcuer - r s-ine p.rsly being - Tor each oaeres
Oeren City Couosel for the ely, ana Juss s,ps
for d-fet d-nt
osuie Harrison testified that he saw liquor sod Il.
houae d NJ Ta,k-r -unfsy the 18th Of hsrch.
Farley the bar tender testified that he bad tsrsshsi
liquor On sunday contrary the Instructions Of M rasl
no din a there, thai he I'D not take pay fO
liqCoI hut chars.d mora for tie refreshnsns
TIE Jury retifiog short time rendered Vefis,
enosnt the sroaoa dat u ere prDJf that
Common Council Of Srookiyn have sutho y msk. th
orcinstce written Dstesi Of being printed ssi
placed ia tie back Of the Ok sad also ths Mr. raks hi
prohbned the tender from selling liquor suai,y
The jury ~.s: Mesus Jscis- Lynch He1ry Wright Jsss
Hunt David Lindsay, Octsvil. Loosworth AMI Heavy Rh
ercson.
TIE case Of Mr. N.vile leep,r Of the Kns Count, HOJ
IL n me up for trial ea7 before lusce Perry On ,ke
charge OF l'rg liquor on auad'y
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LEFT HIS LopGINGs.-Ooe OF the burglars arrested
Sunday night rObbios the dygoods store Of NJ Jsoo
10 Fulo, esssoed tom n, cty Hal cells yesterday MON,
in by picking the iock Ei@ name Is Heoy Peer'u O.,
ac-orip taken before Justice south Yesterday as.
noon snd committed the charge ag4inst hiu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12

Rural EyJoYMESrs-A gertems1 residiny in
Gishsurst ~. Knocked dow in slasni7g Tae.d,,
nisbt atou, 10 0clO-k rufiLs robbed Of "
He W.. fod 2, n.ensb c1ui ~ ls.9r % Tue
sencssi. Railroad line who hsd him tsken home
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MosT ILLusTRIoUs MAYoR.-Ottavio Mlesi, one
Oh the political emisrauts transported hi'her in the
Dts GeDeys writes 10 the &" Most illu-triOus Mayor,
"Iev6reLty mplofing the sun Of three dollars 70
pay bis board bill lie says that be has applied three
mes to the Commissioners of Emigration in v.in,
al be hopes that he will not vsiuly suppcate this
tine, . Knowing through fame hos CREST and po
" ful il sour name.
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TAXING THE SHINE OUr OF BLAcErSG.-A vendsr
Of pstsnf scsns from Massschuets nsmed James Batter
ind OF 80 BY two cha pers whom he met A.
len st on Tue.cay They ilduc him TO lend Of s
party o. 10 ensb- b purchase pair o. oxen iron ID,
other pIoi.iug him rs pren Jun Tor the an AZ coon The
money han eft hakes bands tne two fellows Eaveed ut
have not b. u seen since
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RAscALLY CoyDUcr OF STAGE DRvER.--Ma-
ilda d. Thompson, of No 20 Atlantic st, Brooklyn,
plains that the driver OF Broadway stage No 223,
sroppsd biz stage, put her AID friend OF hers out in
d rain. stern, only became Of their color.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12

AsrBJrcT FOR TIE MAINE LAw.-O. c. Kuier
sFesrs that he to the house of llfame, kept by
Fred Koch, in Hou,tot-st, got drunk, and was
robbed Of s3s. He says that he took another wit
noes of the robbery to the Tombs and was told thsre
that nothing could be done against the house. il not
dIstulbIIg the Ne shbors.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-08
The Four Points.

Our readers have heard a great deal Of the
famous -Four Points that England and
France wish to impose on Russia as the ba-
sis for the adjustment Of 'ruptured rela-
tons" They are
LIST. That the former treaties existing be-
tween Russia and the Porte must be extin-
guished, and the professions of Russia tc
interfere beyond her own frontier, abol-
ished.
I'd. That the free navigation of the Dan,
ube be secured.
3D. That the Convention of the Straits be
revised for the purpose of opening the Black
Sea TO the commercial and political agent,
Of all countries, and of destroying the mar
thine ascendancy of Russia in those waters
4th. That the protectorate of the Greel
Church be merged in the common rights Sc
cured by the Porte to all her Christian sub
iects
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-08

The San Antonio Ledger extra, Of the 18th
inst, furnishes the following account of
fight between a party OF Rangers and par
ty Of Camanches and Mexicans, at the cross
ing Of the Pecos, in which six Indians and
one Mexican were killed, and several were
captured:
CAMP ON PECos RIVER, Jan. 8, 1865.
The command of Major Simonson, consis-
ting Of riliemen and Texas mounted yolun-
tcers, encamped on the night of the 9th, at
Oak Greek, and on yesterday morning the
advance guard (rifemen) fell in with an
armed party Of Camanche Indians and Mex
leans at the crossing Of the Pecos, and sue
cedcd in killing six Indians, capturing the
balance, with considerable number ofmucs
and ponies. Capt. Travis company partic-
ipated in the affair, while that Of Capt. Hen
RVS went in pursuit of Indians that escaped
| by the way OF arayne.
From the captured party it was ascertain
ed that nineteen Indians had gone down the
day before with fifty head Of mules. Capt
Walkers company was dispatched in pur.
suit, and have returned without success
1t is supposed that the Indians were aware
of our presence, and made forced travel tc
effect escape. Yesterday was an'exciting
day. After the affair Of the morning, we
marched 10 this point, five miles from The
scene of action, and spent the balance of tn,
day in roping Indian horses and mules, {
number Of which were found in the noun.
tains near by. The captive MeXicans, al.
ter being disarmed of their bows and ar
rows, were released.
They all had on moccasins, and were
armed like Indians, and it is supposed thai
they were Mexican Indian traders. Rest
ing at this point one day, we will take uI
, the line of travel for new and more exciting
scenes. From appearances, and what has
been ascertaincd, much service in the fight
ing line may yet be the lot of the command
although they have so short line TO serve
The health OF the troops is generally coed
and the condition of their animals frst-rate
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-08

acter of the people they are trying to en-
slave. There yet remains too much Of the
blood of '76 coursing through the veins of
the descendants of those patriot heroes who
pledged to each other their lives, their for
tunes, and their sacred honor, and nobly
sustained their solemn pledge in the most
terrible struggle known in the annals of
man, TO achieve the liberty bequealhed us
a boon which we prize loo highly to tamely
yield. CHRISTIAN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-08

The rebels captured large portion of the
Imperial squadron. Quite panic exists at
Canton. Exchange--Canton 47a, Shanhai
6O4. AT the latter place trade is improving.
A good business is doing in silks at reduced
rates, and teas are little cheaper.
In India it is reported that the Napales
army is marching through English territory
to attack the Grand Lama.
BUENos AYREs, December2.
Business is at stand still. The invasion
of November 9th paralyzed evrything. The
Government hesitates between peace or war
policy.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-08
From Washington.
WAsuINGroN, Jan

Parties interested in Page, Bacon & Co.,
have been here, and obtained the consent of
the Post Master General 10 permit Mr..
Bacon, upon the arrival of the California
steamer, TO receive all the letters, invoices,
&c., mailed by Page, Bacon & Co., in San
Francisco for Duncan, Sherman s. Co..
All these letters are endorsed on the back,
Page, Bacon & Co.," so that there will be
no difficulty in selecting them. This will
enable Mr.. Bacon to protect the drafts
drawn against the gold dust sent by the
steamer consigned by his house to Duncan,
Sherman s. Co.
The Senate military committee have
agreed to report in favor of the three regi-
ments for the suppression Of Indian HOSTILE
ties, in accordance with the Presidents re-
cent message, recommending, however, the
appointment of three commissioners, as a
means Of adjusting the difficulties without
recourse TO arms.
The communication from the State De-
partment concerning the Capt. Gibson case,
presents the matter in a new aspect, and
goes TO prove that the Administration, in en-
dorsing the case, as was at first done, made
one of its characteristic blunders. Marcy
writes that upon the publication of the form
er correspondence sent TO Congress, the
Dutch Minister, Chevalier Covers, called
his attention 10 the fact that an important
letter, written by Gibson, admitting that
the finding of the Netherlands India Court
was just, did not appear amongst it. Mar
cy replied that he was ignorant of the omIs-
sion till attention was called to it, and that
ii could not be foundin the Department-that
the Department was aware that the missing
letter had been amongst the papers for
warded by Mr.. Belmont. The Dutch Min
lister theroupon procured from his govern
lnent an attested copy of the letter in ques-
ton, and sent it to Marcy, who at once
communicated it TO Congress.
The Union of this morning contradicts
the report that intelligence has been receiv-
ed Of the total loss of the steamship Full
ton with all on board.
The amount of public debt redeemed al
the Treasury last week was $66,000.
The Secretary of the Treasury has amen.
ded his project for the tariff, and Mr.. Hous.
ton, of the Committee of Ways and Means
will report so nearly like it, that it vii
probably be acceptable TO both Houses, ant
TO the northern section Of the country.
The Galapagos treaty, after all, they d.
say, "means something" The treaty ne
gotiated by Mr.. Philo White with the gov
ernment of Ecuador, is actually in the Stat,
Department, though it has not yet been laic
before the Senate.
lis provisions require that the United
States Government shall loan three million
Of dollars to the Republic of Ecuador, with
out interest, taking lien upon the island
for repayment.
The vessels from the United States ar
TO have free access to the islands, and th
guauo deposits are to be free 10 our peopl
at very low rate of duty.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-08
TO THE PtJBVIC

Messrs. Bartholow & Lewis having construed q
Nl portion of my circular Of January LIST, 1855
against them (my former partners in the cigar
public mind of any such injurious Impressions.
if such have been made. My statement alone
had reference to the fact that Twas unwilling 10
make an alteration in the former firm; and hence
It's dissolution. Nothing more was intended by
the passage-."We forbear, unless hereafter forced
10 speak particularly of the reasons which pro-
duced lt;" and cheerfully make the explana-
uon. W. F. norman.
JHnsasy ss-lt VI Norman & CO.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-08
New Governor of Georgia.

The Augusta Constituencies is of opin-
ion that the Hon. VIM. c. Dawson, whose
term in the United States Senate expires on
the 4th of March next, will be the Know
Nothing candidate for Governor of Georgia
in opposition to Herschel V. johnson, the
present Executive, who, it is said, will be
re-nohinated by the Democrats.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-08

ia writer in Virginia, speaking Of the
present cenvass in that State, says:
'Saints and sinners are all fighting on the
same side: and Wise stands about as fair a
chance as the devil did in his scuffie with
Martin Luther,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-08

SPECIE PAYING BANKS OF INDIANA
The Lafayette (Ia.) Journal learns that the
Laurel Bank, Laurel; the TippecanOe Bank
at Winnemac, and the Indiana Reserve
Bank at Kokomo, IRE paying specie.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-08

-ZAEEAIn&-DQSF ~ Ii
OF
Root-Grafted Fruit Trees,
CULTIVATED BY
JULIUS MALLINCkRODT
Near .4uguStd, 81. Charles county, No.
II. This excellent assortment of vigor-
SasEs GUS and healthy trees will fully enable me
H. to merit the confidence the public may hon
or me with.
Winter Apples.
Jenetons Spitzenberg
Newark Pippin Renette Of Berlin
Yellow Newton pippin Winesap
Spitzenburg Holland Pippin
Boston Russet Renette Of Normandy
Milan Godson apple
% ounce pippin Golden Renette
Missouri red Father Abraham
Long green Pppn Gravenstein
Golden Russet Pryor's red
Sweet Jeneton Imperial Pippin
Fall Apples.
Fall Pippin Golfers fail
Rambo Hughes'crab
Calvilc Harrison cider
Maidens blush Rhode Island Greening
Summer Apples.
Matson Summer rose
Smith summer Yellow harvest
Darst early July Early red Margaret
preserve dppleS EdilN SdtIilb
Summer bellfower Summer redstreak
Red bellhower
Peach-Trees.
Sugar rarerpe Grants large Yellow
Hancocks aTg freestone Heath Peach
Blood Peach Morrison with cling
Longworh large free Early rareripe
stone October Peach
Early York freestone Apricot
Early July id Early Ann
Silverskn Teton de Venus
George the " Early Cling,
Apricot Great marbree
Washington cling Snow Peach
Hills Madeira Albert Gallatin
Poplar Peach
GR1C edar-Trees at 10 cts. and some Catalpo
two years old.
fR According to the opinion Of practical and
experienced men, Fruit Trees may be safely trans
planted in the fall after the LIST day of Norember.
Orders received from the upper part OF the
Missouri will be promptly executed by the return
of the Packet Steamers from StLouis.
| R1g My stock ready for sale this season con-
ssts of about 10000 Apple Trees Of and 3 year
standing, and 1900 grated Peach Trees.
Price of Apple Trees years standing 20 cts
do dc 2 do do Is cts
| do Peach Trees 90 cts
The undersigned will receive orders from citi
zcns Of GLASGOW and vicinity, and deliver then
at our warehouse or forward them 10 the interior
MANSON & BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow. February I-3m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-08
GLASGOW, MISSOURI.
Thursday Morning, February 8, 1856
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I7=The whole cost ofthe capitol at WASH
ington, including the great extension, is
nearly seven millions and three quarters.