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BOWEN. HOLMES & Co..
CORNER BROADWAY AND pEARL-srREEr
Have jas. contracted for and Os fOr sale The a~ins de-
rrsbe soods 20 which special attention Of he Trade N
v,e6, yiz:
MERlNo cLorHs-Comprisius :he - entire balance n
ofths celebrated msuuf. .;ture Of
PATULE, LUPIN Co.
NERINO CLOTHS Comprising he q entire balance d
| Of the popular Anc impor,rdty
LACHAIst SAUCHE.
MERINO CLOrHs-Coa2'5D ., the q entire balance -0
Of the welknowni mpor-s'ioa -
c. GIGNOUX & Co.
MERlNO CLOTHS-A large invoice from the two late
q sas;ion ssles al OF the desirable manufacture Of
THIkION, MAILLARD Co.
PRINTED MERINoEs-Conprsns The u entire bal.
"a of the rich goods imported BY
Bernard & HUTTON.
FRINrED MERINoEs-Couprisps The " entire bal.
snce .1 in mag, csut chrts coOr', Of the importation
sCHULTON & HURr.
PRINTED MzRISOEs-Comprisus the q entire hl.
| aDce II Of the In poTtstion Of
LANE, LAMSON G Co.
aPRINrED MEBTNoEs-CouPrisins the ~ entire bal.
sree IA Of the and beautiful styles imported By
LACHAISE & FAUCHE.
PRINTED MERlNOEs-Two invoices from The well known
| Commission House IN Paris Of
+. VOCEL C Co.
SILK RoBEs-New ard fch desisus from the large import
| Ing house Of
CHARLES PAYEN G. Co.
SILK ROBEsA, tvenyhv per cent below the cost Of I'M
| porstonj ust received
FROM AUCTION.
DRESS sILKsThs magnificent stock e1hib.
| tied, and a. low prices just received
FROM AUCTION.
Nm urc
AT lower prices thsn the
COST OF IMPORTATION.
sHAwLS-severa large invoices jus. received
FROM AUCTION.
sHAwLs-o OF all the popular makes and varieties both
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
MUSLIN DELAINEs-In fres. variety, from the
PACIFIC MILLS.
MUSLIN DELAINEs-Ne~s,. and richest styles, from tie
MANCHESTER MILLS.
MUSLIN pELAINEs-Largc assortment from the
HAMILTON MILLS.
MrsLIN pELANES-An wool, desisned for the moss fash
iouabe city and interior retail trade best
PARIS MANUFACTURE.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES Comprising probably the mos
| dssirabe s,ock ever exhibited In the city.
L o,
DOMESTIC GOODs-A complete Assortment comprising all
u. mos popular Prints sheeeues shirtns Denims
Tick, Strips Cheeks Jeans Diapers FAnnes Lnsey', Rolled
! Jaeonets etc. N
CLOTHS AND TAILORS TRIAMINGS-In great variety !
| adapted 10 the best trade.
RIBBONS AND MILLISERY GOoDs-Newest and richest
! ryles; very extensive assortment.
l. o,
LADIES' CLOAKS-Manufsctured expressly for our own
sales great variety cloth aud silk velvet with newest style
trimmings.
| YANKEE NOTIONs-Comprsns q very extensive assort.
| ment. -
The above together with great variety Of other goods will
II NET CASH "a
~ PROMPT SIX MONTHS BUYERS II
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Or
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Giationrrp arb fanrp GOODS.

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IN PRESS-THE FAMILY CYCLOPEDIA
i Ov USEFUL INFORMATION; A Complete Cabinet Treas
my on subjects bearing upon the Common Inter
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With -FOUR HUNDRED ORIGINAL ILLUSTRAtlONS.
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No. l8 Annst.
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"ORSTED-NUKSI EU.-IIey are al XIII
w TIM. knit kn; klitt'ax- Buy Jour WOOL Of he n
por-,r rs cents per oonce kLGLR c,esp store NO
2 r of 18Th ard 18Th So Fist uay V
ard Needle Gcods AlsXAIdrrs eseorSed OiovsS Lns"a
Hosiery, rriGniuts kc-
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Boots, Shoes, &r.

AT JONES-. Nos 10 and II Anu-st., 8
"A French Cslf DRESS BOOTS; st5' Double Sole WATER
PROOF BOOTS Please and them before purchasing
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6prrlal Nnt,feS.

Nineteenth Ward Republican Assoc ociation..A reg,
plar ,tipt Of this AOcatin Will be bSd Ia froaJ
EVLNING al their He.oqnMte Dgeldnes Hg;e eoner of
sdsy and ss.t-s: at u o'c,ock <, NJ,
RoBT HILL, (secre,ah.s
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Aorses, Carriages, 81,

CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES AN elegant a.
~ Of first class Csrase Manufactured Ia this city,
may Be found a. No 76 Broadway loths suansen v
ting city invited call lsIs.ed es.snFnes sen
whe. repeated JAAEo o. naS"oIhh
HORSE for SALE.-A large, strong Horse, ht
IL r truck or any heavy ~ct cost the preseat owner
s.G; will be toh e ed sound He can Dc seen
AZ No rs sprngs.-
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DAKNUMs MUSEUM.-Second week Of the
ID ARAB GIANT sEARLv y yEEr HIGH: ~. ,Sty, tr.s.y
AFTERNOON ., 3 o'elocs, THE MULErEkk OF IuLEoo:
Afsr which, THE ROSE or shA6OH C..'trs cssebrstsd
PAsis with ali the orisina muss tc Ansr which, NJ Ana
WHITt. The Gnsd Tfunt Of that socens tfes rom sS
hount OF Olives the family Of obdss 'hs Happy tanys
&C. 70 b. ,.sn wnout additional charge Al n,sncs % ale
o cent? Children under sxp Is esos fsqcss sss oehS
avss
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-06-09

stood--have, since they represented the
corporation, pursued their own line of 'tpol4I
ICY" and what they have reason to believes,
has met the appreciation of Its stockholders
and the community generally, and, believing
ii beneficial, they are not disposed 10 change
ii at present. If Banks of issue have put
forth more paper than they can protect;
without being sensitive when few thou,
sand duiiars IN. coin are demanded of,them..
then sound policy would seem 10 dictate
they had better draw in their issues, and not
ask that they be quartered on non-issuing
institutions. 10 remain in their vaults till
dOomsday! The Boatman's Saving Institu-
tion is in no, way connected with, or con-
trolled by other Institutions, as is ohrrged,
but has pursued, and will continue to purl
sue, the even tenor of its way, originating
its course Of "policy" within its own doors,
and not without them. 81.
The $55,ooO Gin paper money! with
which ii is charged the ''foray" or pillage
was attempted 10 be committed BY the Mes
senger Of the Boatman's Saving Institution,
is the erciusiUe property Of this institution,
and, had ii been promptly redeemed in gold,
as it should have been, by the Palmyra
Branch Bank, which issued it, would have
remained in the value Of this institution, and
swollen up its weekly exhibit, or else, which
is more than probable, il would have found
its way TO New York, 10 create, 10 this En-
tent, similar amount of exchange for the
benefit Of our merchants. ----
By order of the Board.
C. HODGMAN, Cashie..
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-06-09

is reasonable TO suppose that, out of sex
change maturing and matured," amounting
TO $4l0,000, it might readily have the mon
ey there, without displacing dollar of gold
in Missouri. For the half of the loan, as il
is TO be paid on the checks of the Treasurer,
Missouri paper will be esteemed by its
home creditors quite good enough for all
their purposes. r.s..e
Not TO go further into this matter now, it
is proper to say that tie people of ST. Louis
and OF the State are required to look at the
policy of this continual run upon the Banks,
from another stand point. II the paper of
the Banks and their branches is to be regu.
'arly assorted, and presented for redempt-
ion, as is now the case, it must result in a
rapid curtailment Of all the facilities which
have heretofore been granted to business
men. The country will soon feel the effects
of a contraction amounting to one or two mill
ions of dollars, and the City Banks will be
forced TO pursue the same line of policy
This is inevitable; and the question may
well be asked, whether this derangement
of monetary affairs is justified, or called for,
simply TO add TO the dividends of two or
three Associations, or the profits of as many
Brokers?
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-06-09

PREPARING TO Go OvER-The New York DdJ
Book has gained some reputation, by its strong
southern feelings. 1t was said il was started by
New York Abolition merchants, through which
they advertised, as means of getting and retain
ing Southern trade. Ii is getting shaly, but is
likely TO die, or go to the Opposition, with
out any very decided strugglcs:-
at is useless TO disguise the fact that there is
general impression at the North, that by some hook
or crooR we are 10 have a soc allied Republican
for our next President. This conviction is not
confined 10 the "RepubIican'' party, who are Of
course. interested in having it SO; bat it seems TO
he a general sentiment prevailing the public mind.
And there are several good reasons for This opin-
ion The great body Of the Democratic party at
the North at any rate, nearly all the managing
politicians and leaders refuse TO stand upon the
platform which the Suprcmesourth has laid down,
in fact refuses 10 carry out the Constitution in-
ierpTetcd by th- judicial authority. The South
crn States, therefore, cannot be expected TO har-
monte with a Daty which seeks TO avoid its Con-
S!tutiona duties. and hence there is imminent dam
ger of split in the party, and consequently fair
chance Of The triumph of the Opposition.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-06-09
Teaching Grammar.

A contributor 10 ths Maine Teacher makes
a suggestion in relation TO the mode of teach-
ing an1 learning Grammar that is worthy
Of consideration. The writer says:
'Most of us have been more or less
studying aud teaching this same English
Grammar for number e years, but in
what manner? Why, we have "giver
out" and repeated lessons from our ists
book5-parsed, and heard others parse
We have analysed, explained, and peculfafs
ised selections from our best authors; and
what else? well, that's about all we have
done. This is the manner in which Wa
study and teach Grammar in the majority us
our common schools"
The error complained of is, that of givs
ing attention to the writings of others, in
stead of composing and then parsing and
analysing the writer's own COMPOSITIONS
In the latter way the teacher and learner
acquire through practical knowledge of
Grammar. The mere suggestion ought 10
be enough to correct the habit Of teachers
in this respect. Not that selections from
ot,r various eminent writers, embracing the
different STYLES Of composition, should nos
parsed, analysed, and deeply impressed up
on the mind, but in addition to all this the
teacher should submit his own compost
tions TO his pupils, and also require of them
the analyzation of their own compositions.
In this way, and in this way alone, can the
teacher keep his own mind properly bur-
nished, or the minds of his pupils be thor
ushly furnished with a practical educs-
ion in The art Of Grammst.-[ Mo. Educs.
tor, af f.f e.=- --- F ~ aaf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-06-09
From The st. Jo. Gazette, eth.
Late and Reliable From the Mines

We have Just received letter from Mr..
NM. G. Prours, (bro,her of one Of the
proprletors of this paper,) from which we
make the following extract. Mr.. P. went
out last fall, has been in the mines all the
time, and is going TO remain and see the
thing out. He wrote letter TO his friends
here last winter, extracts Of which we then
published, in which he gave rather q dis
couraging account Of the diggings, though
he then spoke of good yields to the pam
He now, as will be observed. holds about
the same tone and says even his last winter
report was more favorable than a farther
experience will justify But read the ex-
tract:
II don't think there is a place known
here where man can make or average over
50 80 per day with a sluice, and by this
you can judge how rich the mines are, as |
am aware you have had some experience in
gold countries. Unless better diggings are
found, think any man who is doing well
in the State will regret the hour he left
and come 10 this country 10 do better.
would advise all persons TO stay where they
are. These mines will never pay man
TO work them when provisions are as high
as they are here. Until farmers come here
TO settle down, and find ready sale for their
produce-provisions come down 10 their
proper value-bacon to 8 cents per pound
flour So per sack, &c.-then, and not until
then, will it pay any man TO work.
For criterion | will Just realte how
the poor devils, that come in this spring
are making their fortunes. Only yesterday
three men come up TO me where was al
work AM applied for work. They were
out of provisions, hadn't any money oi
friends, as they came through on Walker.
T line, and were anxious to do something
Not finding any one that could afford to pay
Them to work, they went in with a miner
10 work for their board. A person can gel
any amount of men 10 work for twelve and
fifteen dollars per month. have not heari
of man paying over that for the last siA
weeks.
persons that write such fatiering news
back 10 the States, are men that have an in
terest in some little one-horse town, ant
think livery likely that they can grab green
les, as they come in. Il is the opinion O
great many that large or heavy gold will
be found in the mountains this Summer"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-06-09

TIE WAY OF THE WoRLp.-Having an editor
10 ''puff'' your establishment into notoriety, and
yourself into importance, and then curse him be-
cause he didn't do more.
Having an editor TO consume half day in wri-
ting puff for your concern-to take up a half
column of his paper for your benefit. and then so
far from thanking him for IT. charge him double
price for everything he buys of you 10 make your
printers bill as light possible. Verify, that's
the way 10 push town along-iR horn.-[ Re-
porter.
And after the editor gives merchants and manu-
facturers large room for small pay-publishes no.
tice after notice that assortments full, stocks
complete, and urges the adjacent country TO come
in ana get their supplies, the parties who reap the
benefits send 10 neighboring city to get five Or
ten dollar job printed.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-06-09
Democratic Promises.
The Alton Courier says:

The Alton Courier says: " -
"Mr. Buchanan came into power pledged
TO use economy. He assumed the chair of
State with ejaciilaiions of pious horror on
his lips at imiamy of using money IN cleo
tions. The expense of the Government un-
der President Polk, with Mexican war
upon his hands, were fOrty.elsht millions Of
dollars year; under the administration Of
Mr.. Fillmore they were forty-one millions
a year. President Buchanan has signalized
his superior econory by sending eight-lhree
millions ayear in time of the most pro-
found peace, and with out any occasion for
extraordinary expenses, and large portion
OF this sum has been traced 10 Expenditures
FOR election purposes. How admirably
have all its promises been fulfilled.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-06-09

MOVEMENTS OF WALKER.-We learn that the
''grey eyed man of manifest destiny" who has
been keeping himself suspiciously quiet since his
arrival in this city, will take his departure for
Tehuantepec day, in the steamship Golden Gate.
He will be accompanied By Col Frank Anderson
and others, who have held fast 10 him through
''thick and thin" Baron Bruno vatzmer, Walk
er's right hand man, went to Tehauntepec by the
last steamer Sacramento National, 9TH.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-06-09
JONES COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
s. E. coRNER WASHINGTON Ay. AND THIRD ST.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
EST.HRL LSHED IN lS4l -

A full course of instruction in this institution
"A embraces Double Entry Book Keeping
Commercial Calculations, Commercial Law, and
Penmanship.
Gy Special instruction given in the art of de-
tectlng Counterfeit Money.
Gentlemen can enter for the courses separate
ly, and Al any time, instruction is impaired in
dividually, and not in classes, each Department
being independent of the other, and under the
control of Professor educated for the especial
duties of that Department in which he is en-
ployed.
For circulars, containing information in regard
10 the Terms, Course of Instruction, Rules for
Detecting Counterfeit Bank Notes, Weights OF
Produce, Tares allowed on Produce. etc, etc.
call at the Bookkeeping Department, Or address
JONATHAN JONES,
jan6-1y. ST. Louis, Mo.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-06-09
sm.ru o'Bnrrs's OPINION OF r,s Cor

SMITH O'BnIEs's OPINION OF HIS CorSs
TRYMEN IN AMEnIcA.-William Smith
OBrien, in speech TO number Of his
coiintrymen who gave him public welcome
in Detroit, told them, among othef things
that .-.N
''He found that all the hard work was
done by the Irish, and in the South whers
he thought he shotild find but few of his
c"untrymen as laborer-where the ciina's
was so waffn-there were a great many,
hut it gave him pain that all over the coun-
try he found many of the Irish, who earn
from one dollar and half 10 two dollars per
day, who spent it all fer whisky; and inini-
ta'ed that such of them would be better of
IN their native land earning a shilling per
day, and where the whisky was BETTER"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-06-09
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