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fSaARRETIgss, WAGONS a CANES. "a
Nl Gitss eses-le soussig,,s Giant lsasent pourl ia
taaispn dc Basly Lt.tell Co., manufacturers
Wheeling, va.; peutfanrnir aux liabitants, ohar,et.
ties, wagons, basg,y. etc., i das terines Is plus ri.
soaHables,. Les hahisaats sont pries dc msenyo.er
iears ofdres ID PINS vito possible ain qac ia mise
letf rsecurer 80 stnat Ills nnt besnin ayaut oue les
eanx ia deyieiieDt hasses. II. Il. WlLKINs'
0nolousas, IS ayftllsis. Washington.
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Sampson 81 Keen,

TAEALERc III every description q
IL Furniture, Nos. ~, Go, 81 and III Bieh. \
Vile st., and ~ Regal st. New0tleans, La.a y,
juno III, 1853.
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Votre Attention un Instant !!

1sOets Sfses EAtraO.difkaires.
sas, o'ise Il Sos psntiqncss ainis II an gs
Pubic en general, a des prix les Plus mode iaHll,Halib
MdRGHdNUfSFS P0IR
LIUIOHNE EFT LtHIFER.
Consistent en-
Aarchandises saeies.
siasi'itiqans inanteaets ponr DANES.
Magnilaucs chales i,our danes.
Masn'ilqne robes pour dsnaes,
u.hu,o,na,, - Meriaos casinir, etc.
Bettes,sonliers s
Qaincaifiesie MAGNITUDE.
Eeaag fasils A,,yials,
49, Pisf1iets. Earinmerie, etc. eie.
!; IN I'M mot to1it &c qsj peat plaife ct i fes priy
u pas tae taaies les DANES ai,isi que les messieurs
s esIieroatle .Aagasia d bon inareI,f les o,,ciai.
sas Is, IenirQit ct en- yerite 0f'""
lie SEUL orr,
on ION pesl ~acteter Airs ban faare,,s.
Nelaex ilo'lssyolf de suite ct fiites ros achats m
aasasia = bon aIa,chc der opetousas.
0pe'easas Ssoet. 1850. s. 1ryy
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Connseur

INRNEsF TuRPISs;Na. 81, yiriile T.ev6c, Non
vellc-0reans; manufacture par IN pr,,c6de i
yyapenr, teates sortcs Ne boilb0ns, sirafs. etc.
S0H rock stisk et yes caS4dis sont ACKNOWLEDGMENT
:c0nnus dams t,nt il SSna:s0isst ct Torsqus lis s,,rtent
sfrSis del NJ Aaanhisactsf His 8spnt y6ulle lneut snpt-
riears q = sscilenacht prtiefabIes i ceax qaesfan
aeheateA Jtaieslrs. ct en- canseracnce Plus on naoinns
11tS&fI0ras. Prix uosiirSs.s
Conditions !: compliant on pour des acceptations
aRpsouyees.
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Sol saassisnas Saisit Sefte 0rcasion 5noIt
"a lAt4ser sayoir Al public gull cxt pcymaneutc
neat stash an Big Cane &c il DIRE ses services
caoifae macon sn GENERAL. 4 tong cs,ix qni assitts
iiziIe quelgne ousis sc da1s 81 parsie; C,toynes an
ofiz1iss, plans pour hatisscs en- briques. etp., exkcu.
tss isronaptsrseht ct 1 dos terines tras .mod1rss.
saeafesser = ALEX. BARTON,
jasiict . issss Rig Cane, La.
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Leer.

Hi mjksltex d1stous rssfes. ID
8st<&sfxsiltte dn psut. Washington,
~ ~
3z44lS h. fxS5#Ai ei al s8sss.s lIanyrusse,
u 1ks4SS1E '.Ns. HEf,sA3ir.
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- NV 1911 - L
MiSTFE sHoEs.-Ilall's Journal OF Health
gives 'le following sensible ADVICE
Like the gllarled oak TINT bns wil,,stood ,,o
storms and lllunderbolts of centuries nar
himself ofgins to die at the extremities. Keen
tle 'eet dry and warm, and we nav suon our
l,asefs in layops triumph al. disease md ,ho
doctors. PNt on. two pairs of ,hiel w una Lux
stockings, but keep ibis 10 yourself e az ~
some honest SOP of St. Crispiu, and have y,sr
measure taken for a stout pair Of winto,. boa,s
Or SHOES shoes are better for ordinary evors.
DAY use as they allow lie ready cgcaus If ~
odors, while they strengthen the ankles , ons
euslohiNg them to depend on themselves
very sight accident is sufficient TO eapse =
sihaihei ankle to al hahitlal boot. weare
hesldes, a Shoe cnnpresses less, and hence ID
mus Oh a more vigorous circulation Of MOOD
BAT weaf boots when you ride Or travel. G;'a
directions also 10 have no cork or I,,d;o rah
per aooat Tue shoes, but 10 place be, wecn he
layers OF the soles, from Out 10 ont = n;aa. 'ae
stout hemp or tow-linen, which has boon % sinna y
n melted pitch. This is absolutely imnery Ipva
70 wa'er-daesa not absorb a particle wb;ie ~
Nho@ mat cork does, and after a wbila w.
comes segey and damp for a week, N W.
gen pp' them on fSr lhe frst lime tbsv I'M; hel
: easy as an Old shoe,n and Won nav s,a "a' as
''"N'. places b9s Aegss With impnniIs. ~ W
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. s vi 4 X 4

~ I'VE Washington. L.e.
Went do recey0irtle New Yprk Ell de III NouyelIc.
Orleans IN grand et agnilque saFsi,nent
az maiclaidiscs pnur priuteInps et Ell. q
Files consistent en: -
Indiei,iies FRANCHISES, Anglaiscs ct .americaiues.
Printed Owns franchises,
Mnnsselines f~rsseaise imprinee,
Hrisiantinss cn5s conisssr. IN
Ma,Asscaires ~SSssnisSes ct Jsconats.
Do Back ct Bishop Lawn,
Giants, MitainesssB Bias, Ctaussons, &c.
Msrchandisesp pour les hahitants,
Ghastsw Mariner ct 0snabnr@ stripes.
Cfickessys et Kecpstone plaids,
penifnS hlen. -
Ct,tan ~ Lowell AMI et raya 7.s, 44 et5.T
Habillcnients de printcmps al d'ete. I
% Chapeanxs Gasqucttes, Battes, sou}icrs.
Qainchllcrie. Faienee, Sclles, rtonturc de brides, 81,
anets en Cedre ,ete.. 81 June anlntitet d~l,articles don't
10 iionibte ne palanet PAS do les meutionncr ia.
lie tout seis. yeadi, a Mn profit tres raadsrs at
payable 10 Ter mars aux sel,etcars dos,s ct p~oactueLs
ct a des pfix encore plus has pour Iii compliant.
H. s. WILKINS,
UEelausas, ~ ssri lS5at Washington lie.
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REGuLIER ENTIRE ia NELLIE
) Ell LESOPELGaUSAS.


REGuLIER ENTIRE LA NELLIE
IL H. Is FIT LESOPELfstS.AS. e
arrangements Po,tSSsfes eaur Aasilses. yfA Ans.as
lie fin mafche',r ct pa4usbbt regtlier. SaN-a1aas
w. ssarton, g. Z. Loaaili.er, eapitaine nartira de
Washington toas les dimanehes a 8 bestres A.. NJ
ct de In Nauyetle Orleans tour les niercfedis 4
nerves p. NJ.
Ie. fiji marcheur ct paqnebot regnlier. ANNA
PERREf, j. \. Caps, c~apiksine, ~Iiartira de Wash
ingtnD ious les iDercredis Il phcnres a. NJ, ct de Ia
rleans tous les sameais a o heires P. ~
lie Bateau 4 yapetr, ALINis. VIM. 6. Neal, CAPT
taine, entrera aussi dams metre navigation, nnais
a'anra ancnnj nnr IKE poir ses departs.
Les passengers ct eXpflitioEiaires penveHt
6ompter sur Ia ponctueljta iu Burton ct Anna
Pcriet. 8fels ne,
Les prix scront CONNIE par lie rassG, lc meme. a
savoir:
Suere, par boucan1 rs. ). -. ~. T. ~. s 2 90.
par harii. 4. 90 %.
Cotton, par halle N, ...s... ......*.-.. o, -.
De Ia vile lei par barii ~. !. "a" ~. 90 ID.
Q. HiNGKLEY & Co.
n decemhpe 1850.
MOUVEAU MAGAZIN DE DEPOTA
1# WASHINGTON
lie sanssign6, ayant pris lie Magasin de Depottenu
par M~essienis Fontenot & Lyons receyra
expedleraayec soin Ell promptitude, tout lie fret
eties rnarchanaises. qui lui ser0nt comics par SEES
amis ct lie public en- general.
Washington 7 Npvembre 1857.
nj pITpE
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gbe p@otrjot..
atflelaL joOaHAL. or THE PARISH OF SAINT. laROsA
AND TOWN COUNCIL.
RepoLpHE csfAcIrEnE, Proprietor
-
SAMUEL 10. Motley, Editor.

R0DOf1pIfE SEfActIEisEs, ffepfiet"f'
SAMUEL 10. Noa.IEy, Editor.
z.5az5-4
u,,c Queen of Hearts.
sa,ss Lancet was gay sSHsuette,
WHO dwelt in rirll parts;
Her wit aai beanty won for her
The title {. Queen OF Hessts.'
OF every sigting swain that knelt, W
She elly made a but u
AHa countless were the gallant youths
She cruelty had ctt. 0+
Amerag, the gents professional,
Tie very ,leucs Sic played : M
Afs. uuany victims Of l,i tsicks
Wee covered #sF o SPADE.
A. hopeless love curtaita their lives
81 bfamingT t~eartless snaiAs,
Tlte g saaf93f3 off tiis meftai coil"
And sought the peaceful shades.
To grace the sepulehre she sent
Young Doctor Gentiah Foot
Ana sent three attorneys, two divines-
Oar tailor .Guiopsd sut. ~
But con1ucsts cease Ike all things else,
Vain victories lose their power.
The daring Queen OF Hearts astrn#p'd
BY Captain Barney Bo'eef.
Twas summer time. Wien blazing suns
All things beneath thhem parch .@s@
The Captain, With his warlike troop,
TiiresIgh Wagtown made a waTcA.
"a
Against this mighty sen of Mars
Her breast she could not steel
Right skilfully he Fork'd the gaiae,
But Barney had the deal.
The coolers of the rich papa,
pAhr in view, ~. Isl
r the maid alone, -
iaaonds too,
@pni Captain $ M
out Of joint sr.
it'll ciub towards the door
4eaptly Toini. ~ ss7s Say
,ceforth the naughty Queen was doomed
To drink of sorrows cup.
Hersoyer from the town made tracks,
Aud nevcrmote turned up.
Alone, heartbraken, fpchyed dame,
She riaed from day to MMSy,
A warning To all giddy airts,
Aud tkenl she pass'a away.
III
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GEORGE
Eabfiquant de- Selles ct Harnais

~ s~f,nssigne saisit oette occasion ppnr faire ga.
~ vair an ptbiie de ST. Landry qatil GA
q quite fatteiieT de N. Gibbs sur la rue ES#SEESsfSSSA
de Ia Ganr ct quill Went d'oayrir IN nor NND5asrrsa
vean attelier sur la rue da Milne, pres aa bureau de
Nm. BORNE q Gradenigo, on il manufacture toas
los jonrs tolte especc de
Seiies ct ~IEaFnais,
Tels que iiarna,ss pour cartssess Buggy etc.
On ~tiDnnera ule attention tonta liartIruliere Il in
.eonteetiof ats tiafnais pour les v9itnres de- ~fantaisie
etlegares.
#Venez mons voir, vous t~ronverez s~toniaurs dams
mon ~attelicr. des barnais a bon narcie ct des miet,x
fats.
" sais determine il bonner satisfaction MI public
polr &c nlcoilcerne g lc prix ct Ia qualite.
Oielonsas, 16 Juliet 1859.
GEORGE PfTI EnRn
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Yante de Negras.

~ Yerte ctsan gtand nomlrc d'esciavcs dc %
tpetes classes seront nsicrt en- vent e, yenants jS
de laNirginie, du Maryland ct de ID George.
Dams In suite durant tsatfe III saisan, lc so,issigle
cnntinncra asrecesair des s;isdits Etats de fnrts lots
de nisgiesaie choix. ~
S adresser AZ No. 81, rue Baro;ne entrc Comr,,l-
ne et yfrssicFs 81 4 deMx iAets Oucst d. I Hotel st.
Charles. YIN CAMPBELL.
f5sosts-Gm NunveI3e O~rleais.
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= + sbDateaiies aas tsLss ydaa Gnrdiar
54s1sdaeEsiiS mi sxNxAa os feantasx Al aHi
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ID June Gordia IN
z 6akk Nhnfk M des II st46eNT u mime
1f16f84fffse4 ksseHAte i,ax
&&$s ii ssJsy McMfIdsNNs
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ShlnpSOu ~ hGen,
sNAs ANCfIANI E5s de megbles dc toas genres. Nos.
lNfI 5S, q, az ct 81, rue Bienville, ct IL rue Royal,
observation-disclosures, Lines
y relonsas, III JUN 1859.
ENRELLsEN, STEVENSON 81 Co.--Marcliannds
IA ComfaissianIaires. Ma m rue lyarondelet
urgent surfe Cotton, SucFt. Meiassa u IN eatres pro.
dsiits 41i ser0nf civeyesAi III susdite Iaaispls
sOpeiousas, s fey. 1859, EEBERT&EANTT.#
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sEiSTHKE pour les Ghessux. d. Bsschelor i
4 Fsnsfe pei ~ E. HTBHaEpr
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Magasin de Voitures.

r senssagne = coatinueilem,eat A yeudre n, '
~ pNiS De IA NELLE@oRLEANsn vs.
.pe joiis Batsys, Roeksways, Hacks 81 Snls;ax ,ys.
- /. ilssts. nefhes, etc. ces derniers Sc vendest
avesi les r%afsnres m ssparemcnt. %
.o,e,,,,s.s - JOSEPH GlBBs.
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nRoeuEs 1T MEDDCISB de la mei,ls1re
~ gsaiiss suas sseitiice cntnplet i yeadre ,,ar
2 l.. HEBfSA RH,
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STATISTICS OF 0pD H'EIf.oWslfIr.-Mr. JOS.
B. Escaviile, Grand Secretary of The hide
pendent Order Of Odd Fellows. gives The ftl-
lowing statistics Of TIE Order for the nast wear.
! ie number OF Grand Lodges in the dslajted
oia'es are 39 subordinate lodges 3.425@1he
total being 3f16i. Number nf LIMITATIONS du.
ring the year 1854, ntmbsTT Of reflections
I,oI2, admitted by card, 4t03s, reinsiatemept
300 tota! nnmber of members lSO, III. The.
lnlai amount Of receipts for the wear was
Sl,l0o,0S0,G6. The following was the amount
distributed for the relief of Odd Fellows and
thelr lamilies Amount paid for Ssll,e relief Of
hle,nbefs \ $500, $50 l3 amount paid widowed
families Sbl.454, amount paid fur buryinp he
DEAD 500, ~ ID, amount paid for education
Oh ori'tians Sla,SSS 72. Total amount paid for
rel'ci 81 lodges S14G.959 So. The number of
members relieved was 1871. The number
Of widowed families was 1897
HE sd3f3eiug statistics eslii3ittbe condit;o.,
= he Fatfiaclial or Eucambscpt branch of
the Order V
NumbFr Of Grand Encampraenis 90. nur,a ,er
1T subordinate E~ncamume,ts G4l nrr,hsr II
mutations during the year, . otg. nnn,bar Of
reflections 81, admitted bv card ;y2s rs;us,ate.
nelits ia, number Of deaths 2le Jbe .o,o,
=, 'ee'f'.s ior ihe year was Sll0,T3f
~ o. Which amount the following dis,rihu-
lions were made Amount paid far relief Of
members Szs,s25 IS, amount paid for relief Of
widowed families s3,lo4 Sc. amount paid s,r
oifying the dead SS4,663 20, amount paid for
edncat,an Of orphans $43.S Total amount of
re,iet ss6b,63G II. The number Of members
r, was lisp, and widowed families "a.
ne total amount Of receipts from subordinate
.",lSss and e~f'camPmeuts for the wear was
si,2l6sls %. And The total amount ey.
penaea ~ Charities was SAT-, 5s6 IS. tCoure..
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WARRENS& H4AI y, ss
WHOLESALE pEAI.REs IN
WINES, LIQUORS, ElGAln
-ssND- as
TOB1CCOa y.
4..,....... Common Street. -
NEW ORLEANS.

BEAsniEs, ,,. u..4ssS
in wood and glass, of all tie better aaa.,ussdES
brands, which we invite special attent.nh sS ~
licying confidently that We have the oiisss wv
Rrandies in NewUrleans.
WINES. 49,,
Champagne, consisting of Ii. y. AupsnH Z NE p5ss
rial, Cabinet. Nelzenay aud Gordon kosHst as \
Heidsick. Premium Creniant, Creme e. y w,
Bonche Fills in half pints, sparkling Moeas, iii iii,
worth's Native Wines, Isabella and AsHa~hst
soeri Cabinet. etc. IL Il aiAss
We have also Cleret and White Wiaes sS II ssS
cnt grades and prices, Burgundy Wings srssf w
Port and Sherrics, in wood and giass, rs 49, ss
and purity. |. isiltJ
Old Bpui bon and Rye Whiskys, lmsas 4 RrH
Scotch and Irish do, very eliaice ysnssse sNlfi
Cabinet aud Vine Leaf Gin, Eitaa,sn I'm sAssuta,
Ale and Poitor, Boxers Bitters, Hoies
etc, etc.
CIGARS. ,8s.t.Hc1,
We have several brands OF our oFh 'MsSs fIhTssn
and will be in constant receipt Of thcni. u atsa
Havana, OF qualities to suit the mest taA's~ M
ToBAcco, ~
comprising the choicest Virginia bralids s y M d
in this market, in packages of five pednass 81 40
wards. Buyers of the above weea " ssisSS6f
examine our stock before purchasing IA a ffsSS5Ss
We also keep on hand Apderson's soasss a = III
wins Chewing, in tin foil, smoking 1870 sassSss
and / pound papers, Turkish SMOKING 80 ~
2 pound boxes, different saristies0i Sa1ssss
and hlasders, Pipes, etc, etc. HAfL
January n, lS3a.-ly. WAfstleSI
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a. RoussEr. G. Il GExls.
pOUS@F..T 4 GESiN, No. 80 l,saeeass Street, rsal
IL Charities. NewDrlcans, Lsill,oit ers and dealers
N Shell Hardware. 5GsnfIeiy, 1%ssil,I.s, Brushes, psr.
tIniery. Fishing Tackrs sn! Toys. Ard II eenefal
assortment Of trenen, German, Englisliaa md Alaei'
ieati. Fancy Goods.
&Stoher H. ls5a.-ly.
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ERELISEN. STEVENSON & Co. t~a1inissia
IL and Forwarding Merchants, rs Carondehs
street, Stworleafs. Cash advances on cotton,
sugar, molasses or other produce shipped statN
abnye house by Gilbert CAN'T.
February s, 1859.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-29
weekly Review of the Saint Louis
Produce Market.

DEMOCRAT OFFICE, Saturday Eve, March, 81.
Tho GROCERY trade, particularly with those
houses which sell to the country, has been large
this week, about as much as groeers wanted 10
DO. But for the lo8 water III the Missouri river
itwould have been much greater Many mer-
chants from that direction were here, and though
prices were very low they declined 10 buy on &C.
count Of the low water and consequent high
freights. Owing TO advices from the East and
South, and from Rio, coffee advanced Wednes
day, and the range of Rio now is I2191ic, for
common to prime. Sugars also advanced below,
andsare firm here at 6@8!c for common TO strictly
prime. Vat New Orlehns, on the 22d, fully fair
was 7ac, and prime to-choice SIC On the leyee.-I
Moasses rules dull at Ss@45c for dark to prime
Receipts of Molasses have fallen of from last
year. but not so largely as at CINCINNATI and
Louisville, anu stocks are large enough. Sugar
receipts have increased and sales are good.
The following are receipts this year and last OF
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-29

Or falling off of 1876 SKIS.
st. Louis is now the loves market at which
groceries can be purchased, and It is drawing a
large trade for other merchandise, in consequence
of the lew rates at which groceries can be af-
forded
The receipts of Flour and GRAIN have been
very large by river and rail this week and last,
and prices have given way, not only m conse-
quence of Ms, but for want Of sufficient ship
ping facilities, suficiency of water &C. City
superfne -four closed dull at So rs, at which it
has sold the last few days, while stocks of coun-
try flour, from various points, have SO accumula-
ted as TO cause sales of good article spring SUI
perfne at So g.. City extras continue in good
demand at high rates, SsC9S 90. WREAr has
continued TO decline for eek or more, with
large receipts from various directions. Yet wheat
crop prospects are unfavorable; most of the wheat
wen Of Chicago, has gone forward, and the stock
in store at that cityis less than last year by $780,
600 bushels. CoRs receipts have been very
large, but prices kept up remarkably well, SO ex-
tehsiye is the lower country winch has to be sup
piled from here. There is an abundancesifI. the
country, however. A Chicago paper says. .sThe
corn at present IN the country, which viii be for
warded to Chicago fort snshipment, is sod to.be
large enough to give us 100000 bushels per week
until the close of navigation:'' In OATS there
has been but little decline. &.
All the Provision markets have been full this
week, but sales here were pretty large in the ag-
gregate. There is not much Bacon on the mas
kIt; so that though the demand is SMALL were it
large it could not be supplied. The inquiry FOR
Lard is good, at ?a@l0c, forS Manufacturing to
prime fierce. hess Pork, at SIT on the levee,
and SIT 25 for heavy on board. is firm.
The supplies Of TOBACCO are less, in conss-
quence of the late opening of the Missouri river
and the backward feeling exhibited by shippers.
European advices relating TO this article are not
fattering, and more or less doubt continues 10 lie
expressed regarding a foreign requirement.; Last
year at this time Tugs ruled at So 6094 10, ship
ping leaf 81 75@S 90, manufacturing S. 50@
10 90, against present quotations of S2@3 rs,
s4@7 %, and s4@l2 90. Our city manufac.
turers are now actively engaged, and the better
qualities continue in good request, at prices that
show comparatively small decline. Sales this
week reach only some 40 hhds. ~
HEMP, for the same reason, has come forward
slowly, with the additional cause, besides, of
having been retarded by unfavorable rotting
weather; but improved prices exhibi, the fact that
the usual supplies could be readily disposed Of
Several OF our city factories have not, as yet, en-
ter ed the market, preferring 10 remain idle rather
than meet the quotations given, with rope at ex-
isting figures, and heavier per cent. OF extrane-
Gus naiter-the cleaning being complained of as
much worse, than usual, The range of prices on
the 18th OF March. 1859, was si05aIi6: al this
time Sl1s@l37 rules, the new crop quoting at
$ll2Gi25; poor TO good.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-29
EDUCATIONAL, ETC.
Glasgow Female Seminary

THE Second Session of this Institution, under
i the present Principal, assisted by full corps
Of competent Teachers, will commence the 1st
Monday (5th) of September, and close the last OF
June. ~
The school is permanent Institution. The
Boarding House large building, owned by the
Principal. Parents are invited to visit US and see
our arrangements for boarding We desire TO be
kind TO all entrusted TO our care, and win endeav-
or to treat them as we would wish our own to be
under similar circumstances.
- Terms for Five Months.
IS 4" Z" {! and Penmanship, 1000
" Advanced English s. Element
airy Algebra ..... ....... 1900
&c T" Advanced English Algebra
and Geometry. 1900
Latin and French, each -. ............ 500
PAINTrNG-OIl, Oriental or Grecian and
Leather Work, each. ........ 500
MUsIc-Plano or Guitar.... ............. 1000
Board & Tuition in the English Depart
ment. (paid in advance,) .......... 1000
Board, Tuition, and Music, including use
of Instrument, (paid in advance) So. 5000
For further information, see Catalogue, OF ad-
dress FRENCH STROTHER,
aug11 PRINCIPAL.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-29
NEW GRIST MILL.
GLASGOW, MO.
Do You Want Good Grist Mill !?

nj ENGLISH, has the agency for the sale Of
wi. J. C. Reeds Patent Grinding Mills,
manufactured by Reed, Holabird & Co., CIncln-
natl, Ohio. Price from $3.50 TO $780, Two Of
the above celebrated Grist Mills can be seen in
operation at the City Mills, GLASGOW, Mo. TITS
generally admitted by all that have seen those
mills IN operation, that they are the bes; grinding
mills in use; they m Ike the best -four and meal to
De hal in any section of the country, where they
are in use. Persons wishing TO purchase or put
up Saw or Grist Mill. would do well TO call
on the undersigned, VINO is au,hOrized 10 contract
cor all kinds Of Machlnerv-such as Steam En-
Igiaes, Saw and Grisi Mill machinery, Tobacco
Sesesgs, and everything in that line, from the ex-
tensIve Western fUuHdry'' Of A B. HOiabird 4
Co. Cincinnati, ONO. Persons save 20 per
cent by calling on the unders' gued. before Pur.
chasing elsewhere. NJ. ENGLISH,
feb9 Glasgow, Mo.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-29
Coon Errrcr on THE JOHN BRows RAID.

The Richmond, (Va.) Dispatch says
'.'rhe late raid OF John Brown has so far
opened the eyes Of the people II Virginia
as that the following factories will soon be
in operation: for making oil cloth, shoes
and boots, hats, caps, &c., ready made
clothing, straw bonnets, sewing machines,
buckets, tubs, clothes pins, &c., willow
ware, furniture. brass castings, iron cast
ines, steam fire engines, umbrellas, and par
asols, stoves and grates, and other articles
less costly but equally ., necessary to the
general comfort"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-29
BENNET,S IMPROVED

Ns,c Double Tired Boudoir Suing Machine.
TNHIS MACHINE sews with two threads and
i ties each stitch. Makes two kinds Of
stitches on the same machine. II sews as well
backwards as forwards; it runs without belt;
makes no dsagreeabe noise.
It turns hem Of any width, and stitches it in
one operation. In fact, 1t IS e best Family
Machine now in use. 1t is manufactured by ex-
perienced workmen. and is made of the best ma
ierals. II is not liable to get out of order, and
so simple, child can soon learn to WORK it
with perfect success II is cheap and durable.
Price from S3s to Si3. 1t is freddie machine
with beautiful work stand. "Evec ybody and
his wife, should have one. Call al the residence
Of the undersigned, where one Of the machines
can De seen in operation.
NJ. ENGLISH, Agent,
CI,s-,rr Mo