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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-01

A NOVEL SUGGEsTIoy.-A merchant Of
New York has written q letter 10 Gen. Cass,
suggesting a method by which, he thinks, a
satisfactory arrangement could be made
with Great Britain for inquiring into the
nationality of suspicious vessels. He recon-
mends that an American Lieutenant should
be placed on board Of every British cruizer,
and that British Lieutenant should be
placed on board Of every American cruizcr,
on the lookout for slavers, and that any
suspected vessel should be visited and her
papers examined by the officer whose na-
tiOnal flag she might carry. In this way, he
believes, all feelings of national honor and
pride might be respected, and the end of a
visit attained without any possibility Of ma
tional offence.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-01

ia private letter from Baron Hum
boldt to friend in New York, concludes as
follows; 81 still work hard, mostly in the
night, because am numerically torI1ented
with constantly increasing correspondence,
for the most part Of not the slightest inter-
est. 1 live joyless in my S9ih year, because
of the much, for which l have ardently
siriven from my early youth, 50 little has
been accomplished.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-01
C. ID. SULLIVAN s. co.
,.,s watch & Clock Makers,

No. 80, Fourth ST., 81. LOUIS No.
large and well selected assortment ot
E1cJocks, watches, jewelry, silver spoons, %c.'
Constantly on hand for sale low.
AIIkinds of JeweIry made 10 order and neatly
,snaired. Engraving neatly executed, and all Or
ders promptly attendedto. ,cy,
c;IHss, april 3.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-01

NNewspaper patronage is curious
thing in the estimation Of some people
A man lives near you-never took your
paper; it is TOO small, don't like the editor
don't like it's politics-too Whiggish-
too old fogish-or too something else, yet
goes regularly 10 his neighbOr's and reads
il by good fire finds fault with its cen-
tents, disputes with it's position, and quar-
rels with its type. Occasionally sees an
article he likes--saves half dime, and
begs number. This is newspaper patron
sge.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-01

EHow is it that girls can always tell
married man from single one? The fact
is indisputable. The philosophy is beyond
our ken. BIackwood says, that ''the fact Of
matrimony or bachelOrship is written so
legibly in q mans appearance, that no IN
gsnuity can conceal it. Everywhere there
is some inexplicable instinct that tells us
whether an individual whose name, for
tune and circumstances are totally unknown
be or be not a married man,
Whether 1t is certain subdued look.
such as that which characteristics the lions
in meDagerie, and distinguishes them from
the lords of the desert, we cannot tell, but
the truth is SO we positively AFFIRM"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-01
Randolph House,

Main Street, westside of the Public Square,
HUNTSVILLE, Mo.
Hss THE public are respectfully Informed
Iii that have taken possession of the above
House, with increased facilities for their accom-
modation. Several very desirable additions have
been made TO the Hotel, and I am now fully pre-
pared TO entertain in the most comfortable and
manner, al who may give metheir
patronage. JAMES FLORE.
march 30, 1856.
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PERSONAL IN7ELLlGENCE.


Mr. Erskne, tho recently-apponted secretary of the
British legation, arrived in this city Monday. Mr..
Russell, one of the attaches, has gone to England
IT Is stated that Governor Wise, of Virginia. con-
templates purchasing land and removing to Tazewell
county
Gen. VIM. S. Pitcher, mayor Of Louisville, died very
suddenly on the 14th instant at the house of friend
near that city. His death says the Democrat that
of the Christian who had finished his work upon earth,
and received in peace and confidence, the calling
him to another sphere His sickness, told, was
disease Of the heart.
Hon. A. V. Brown invited by number Of citizens
of Memphis on the occasion Of his recent visit to that
city, to partake Of public dinner at tho time Of his own
selection In consequence Of the urgency of his private
business and the necessity for his presence at Washing
ton at the earliest practical moment he reluctantly de-
clined tho invitation.
The Danville papers the death, Thursday
last of Col Leonard Claiborne well known and much
respected citizen of Pittsylyania county after
and protracted illness
Mr.. Abraham Van Saptvoort, who regarded as
the Oldest forwarding agent of canal and river freight In
the State died at his residence In Jersey City, Thurs
day last aged IA years Mr. Van Santvoort engaged
in transporting supplies for the United States
during the Of 1872 and long before the opening Of
the Eric canal he Of the principal forwaers Of
produce upon the Mohawk river.
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ANOTHER MISSIONARY FALLEN Int has been re-
ceiyed of the death of Mrs Ashmore wifi. of the Rev
VIM Ashrnore Of the Siam mission while ON her way
TO this country from Hong Kong with her two children
She died on the 10th of NAV off the Caue Of Good Hone
and was buried AZ sea
~ go o.. - nm -, r,, ,..,L, =
N, ~. AMI ~ nv yap ioses., Naiph "
na0e., " 'ns We" io' ~ =, ion, hAe ar
~, 49,, ~. p,a' ~ was eAPo' mo. nv ias' t"siso
y"ss " 'nu noe' wou'u -, y" oeoi " AZ nahai.
on ,'1 ,r's.,'a Dut ~ 70 Nv" pio'o,o .''' nov
'uo nan is'' .'' Anu po'i NOV 40 many
WIN oA'eiu ''''i' oy'o' "S "' 40 ''io'o Poi'''
A PLEASANT AGnKnHsr.-A telcgraphic despatch says
that arrangements are in progress for settlement
with the robbers of the Hatters Bank. The robbers are
professional burglars and the arrangement Is salts
factory to both parties The exact terms of this settle
ent are NOT stated put IA The robbers are no common
th'cvos pu. Po.esslona DufghS ~ y put Ar 70 pre-.
sumo mat 'hey w DO allowed saon per cehtage as shall
noiu 'hei living pfont on the p'siness anu eicour-
"eo .noi' IA 'ci 'eSpccpie foodc'ce 1o""ds
NoRyoLK PETERSBURG RAIRoAD--Ile last rail ne
cessary complete this road laid Saturday last
opening line Of railroad stretching from Norfolk to the
Mississippi river The entire work is represented TO be
vi .le iaos' pcriec' ,hu u o.ue' " Sops'tucuon.
INC inoS' approves Pl's n,iis peei auop.ed ia me
conpheu ~ 'e oie " ~, WIG eua ANA, ana 'no
sapois,'u .u sos ino ioA' VIZ 70 opchco 70
INC pupn1 III I" 1~ uys, "0 s"iu Jupi'ec Is eApcc'c"
70 '"Ae p'''e' ''''' 'ue De"Se'@'
one o. OUT Guy Plysiou1s ns nanueu US inc follow,
,'s eAt'' ro ,o''el mlis'o 70 MN ny Polesslonai
oiv.nei =. w i ~. s' uo'oiols /" noio"iias sin
guar easo We peiieve y Ialc occulieco ~ surgical
81 death from the rand accumulation az lat We hnd q
vounu man residing Is miles from this place who was
one az the miracles Of nature At the age Of %
ne weighed 565 pounds he continued gradually to In
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EXCURSION,

EOR PINEY POINT, OLD POINT, NORFOLK
AND PORTSMOUTH For tho accommodation OF families
others wishing enjoy tho uxures fresh crabs oysters
sea bathing afforded BY those tho ne SAFE and comoous
steamer lowhatan will leave Washington
for the above points and continue during bathing
commencing Saturday July 7h from her berth at tho company
wharf, foot Of 9th street. arriving at Piney Point p
day. Old Point and Norfolk s. Sunday morning
Returning will leave Norfolk Monday at Old Point
ltney Point at B. Tuesday and arrive Washington
TO- m, on same day.
Fare including meals Pney Point 81 Old Norfolk
IS and for the round trip including meals g. Children
wants half price, BGrths free state extra
win be taken and landed all tho landings
Potomac. Is w 4i,i 1900
For tickets and further information apply the
Southern aud Southwestern ticket Office
three doors east OF Browns Hotel the captain
the boat, foot Of 9th street. assM
CHAS. Il. MITCHELL,
Captain,
GEORGE MATrINGLY,
July 22--d Superintendent OF p s. b. Company
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PROPOSALS FOR LTTH0GRAPHY.

OFTcR SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING
sa5 Washington August 10, 1858.
CEAIED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ office Monday inant at IL clock for
transfers thousand nine hundred and thirty copies OF
OF Botanical Illustrations
Appendix Report the Mexican Boundary
survey Ten these Illustrations engraved and the
Bidders will state the price hundred for
printing including tho coat Of transportation Of the
copper this city aud back the stones will be delivered
the expense When printed illus
delivered such place In this city be d.
o free Of charge The required for printing Will be fur
nshed by this Office.
security viii be required for the faithful execution of the
work.
Proposals addressed tho undersigned and endorsed
Proposals for TYPOGRAPHY"
GEO. W. BOWMAN Superintendent.
August 17--eol8t lIntcl. Star cod6tl NJ. III
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AUCTION SALE.
By ]. 9. MCGUIRE 8 CO., Auctioneers.

sTJNRUSTEE'S SALE OF A DESIRABLE PIECE OF
Il Land and House in the country this ctyUnder by
virtue certain deed Of trust bearing date the 3s
May A. d. 1885, aud recorded In ber j. No 1877 folio
the land records for Washington county d. c. the undcsgn
ed trustee will sell at public auction at the auction Of
Mcclure tho city Of Washington Saturday,
Of August A. d. 1855 o'clock all OF lot numbered
Taylors subdivision Of of the original Of land called
"Pcasant Plains containing five sixteenth Of
less together with s the improvements eonsing
story Frame House and back building and buildings.
The property viii sold subject prior ncumbrance tho
amount of which will be stated at the time OF sale.
Tho offered for sale
rable fronting Washington Turnpike road
about miles the city and Of the best negbohoos
In the county.
Sale fourth in cash. and tho residue EQUAL
payments twelve, eighteen months with interest and Sc
OF not complied with within days. tho re-
resell the tho defutinp pr
chaser All conyeyancing at the purchasers cost. q
w. II. WARD, Trustee.
Aug 11--dts j. O. MCGUIRE &CO., Auctioneers
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MANY suYYHR rather than take nauseous medicines All
such who suffer from coughs and colds, irritation of the
bronchial tubes and tendency to consumption have in
Dr. Wistar's Basam of Wild Cherry remedy agree
able to the palate cfiectual in removing disease.
Buy none unless it has the writen signature Of III
Butts on the wrapper
Aug I8-DSW&W
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lSARPETING, FLOOR OIL-CLOTII, RUGS, MAT
~ tings Dugge,s, Curtain Materials and Housefurnishng Dry

Velvet tapestry sings, designs
Tapestry BrusTels do in variety
Now styles Brussels 20 super quality
Extra heavy 3ply 10 very rich
ingraindo patterns
Very heavy wool Dutch carpctings
Tsilicd yeniiian Competing for halls and steps
Velvet Brussels do do do
Full heavy very rich floor oil cloths 1T
any shape room, hail. passage
Mosaic, velvet, and tufted rugs and mats
and Cantgn patnps
l24, 144, 1914 druggef crumb clolhs
English druggets, all widths, by the yard
Very richly embroidered lace curtains
lanes, brocacs reps
White buff blue, and green shade linens
rods, curtain hxiures nc.
Having HAAN co = great Carpet Auction which took
place New 4h and 9th nst prepared
osr greater afforded under ordinary
respectfully invited examination OF
stock. HOOE BRO. d CO.
Aug 18--dR
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OFFICIAL.

Buchaan President Of The Unued States Of Aned all oaom
II mag
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
Eugene been appointed of Belgium
adcpha hereby recognise him SUCH
enjoy such functions powers and privileges
lowed to the favored tho
States. II
testimony Whereof have caused these letters to DO pat
snt seal OF tho United Saes DO orennto alrcd,
my hand the city OF Washington the 9Th
IT, ST. August A. 1855 the independence
States America the eighty third
JAMES BUCHANAN
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lately brought to New York by Captain Lane who
has been engaged in raising the sunkcn vessels in the
harbor Of Sebastopol. These animals cost SIS, 900,
which il said to be less than their real worth. They
stand about Is hands high, matched and pairs Of
dark bay, gray, and black They direct from the
cavalry stables of the Russian Emperor and raised
expressly for him The number of horses in the mpe-
rial stud is limited to 5000 and when 1t exceeds this
number sales are made OF this fact Captain Lane took
advantage The stables of the Gar where these horses
kept and trained each twelve feet square, and in
part tho outer wall Of enclosure ten miles long
and five miles WIDE Tho centre Of this Is used for
exercising horses.
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Oy FIIB ITW5IUUHE
I.nrls cAas, secretary Of state.

has received the Department Of State from
j. Goding esq., Guayra
York; Of BALTIMORE Captain Thomas Dggs,
cargo night 18th July last
The schooner having struck rock and in M
twenty minutes the captain first and second four
had barely time to themselves by kng to the small
They without provialon water
ing being enough md small fishing soop there
Guayra, where they arrived
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DICHARD HILL, General Agent and Collector,
III Richmond va his whole time TO the Collection OF
Claims and will attend 10 business 10 all the towns IN Virginia
RicrxoNp, Va, May Ia, 1855
We undersigned Mr. Richard Hill for many years,
and cordially recommend him 10 the public
Iauhie ant editors Richmond Enquirer, Va.
De Witt Lloyd ardwcke, editors, &C., Richmond Examiner
Boninrsnt Elliott Shields propritors OF the Richmond Wing
Jno. N. Gregory, United States Attorney.
July Slim 4HNl
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TIME BRITISH ARMY IN INDIA. r,

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Trinidad Geography, Natural Resources Condition. and Pros
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LATER IRON THxAs.-lIhe Galveston Civilian of the
9th says
Our accounts last week from the interior represent
many portions Of the country beginning to need rain.
Not only had the begun to suffer from drought
but cotton beginning to languish. The Register
says that plantations in Washington county the
ground is literally covered with squares, while the
plant is undergoing rapid change from the heathful
and vigorous appearance to the ckly hue consequent
the absence of the proper nourshment The state OF
things is said to be confined chiefly to the uplands
The Register says that the cotton the bottom lands
still holds its own though there evident signs Of It's
following in the wake Of the former If not medi
ately relieved by refreshing showers Similar accounts
reach from other sections but trust that the
rain which has visited Galveston has extended to the in
terror if it not preceded by rains therea circum
stance indicated by tho northwestery winds of Saturday
and Sunday nights
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MARYLAND LAW WORKS.-The "Reports Of
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which numbering anyzc dyestcd
by tho author expressly for this work.
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and liberal patronage OF successive Legislatures the State
For sale by FRANCK TAYLOR
July 20--1m
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FIRK.About two o'clock yesterday morning, the car
renters shop ofThomas W. Burch, Washington street.
between Fourth and Fifth discovered TO be on fire.
and before the flames could be extngushed it was en-
tely consumed together with all its contents including
the tools Of Mr. There is little reason to doubt but
that it was the work of AN incendlary.
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NAsosIcA stated communication Of Columbia Royal
Arch Chapter No. ID, win be held at Masonic Hail. cor
Of Ninth and d streets, this evening Companions
in regular standing are invited to attend.
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TNIyE DOLLARS REWARD. Lost or stolen on
IL the 9th Of July last Colts revolver, with my name en-
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who tho Union occ 70 the undersigned
August 17ot LEWIS T. HAYDEN.
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II. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

SESSION lsSsole seventh annual Of lectures in this in
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continue till the nrst of the ensuing March. y 81
THOMAS r. JENNINGS, NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy.
BEIEN lINSDEY NJ D. Professor OF Chemistry and Phar
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WINSTON, NJ D. Professor Maieria Aedo and Medical Ju
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ioioe
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TIME UNION ACADEMY. The exercises of this
Il well known Institution will ScIte-
Der, 1858 z, FClIARIS, Principal
July Blind s $500 t3
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
STANTON, VA
Rev. r. H. PHILLIPS A. H., Principal
Rev. J. c. WHEAT, A. NJ Vice Principal
Assisted by full corps Of Professors Teachers
TNRUSTEES: Rt. Rev. W. Meade, ID. D.; Rt Rev.
Il j. Johns y. d.; Rev. J. A. Iatanc, smith, Dr. IT, T.
Sbing Wm Kinney, r. j. Niche, p Powers, b. Crawford.
VISITORS
Rev. +. G. MCGUIRE d. d., Hon. R. c. i. Moncure
Rev. w. sparrow ID. D., Prof John u Minor,
Hon. w. G. Mves A. I. Caperton, ESQ.,
Hon. w. Ballard Preston, NJ. Blackord, ESQ,
Hon. George W. Summers, Barton ESQ
Hon. A. II. H. Stuart Taxewell Taylor, ESQ
Hon. John Iotcler, DR. Deane
Han. George W. Thompson, Wm II. Fowla, Esq.
Tie buildings purposes Female Coeaste In
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and heahflnes remote from tho cities
surrounded by refined society Southern
the confedcracy. -bf
The next session win tho 10th Of September
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Circulars with full information, sent application
cipa Rev. r. II PHILLIPS
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TINHE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.--The Princi-
Il pal Mrs, RICHARDS, notice that tho
Institution will be resumed on the lat Of September 1858.
md