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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-01-20
KAsE's ARCTIC ExrEprrrox.-very few per

KAsE's ARCTIC ExPEpITIoN.-Very few per-
sons, while setting at home comfortably in theiI
easy chairs, can form an adequate idea of the
hardships endured by the men who followed the
lamented DR.. Kane, on the Grinnell Arctic Ex-
petition. Beside the suffering caused by the in
hospitabe climate, the intense cold brought on
rheumatism, stiffness of the joints, &c, and the
privation from fresh meat and vegetables pro-
duced that terrible disease, scurvy. Their suf-
ferings from these causes were very great, and
would have been uncomfortable but for the happy
results of Liniment invented expressly for their
use by the celebrated DR.. A. G. Bragg, plentiful
supply of which was taken along with the expe-
dition. This Liniment proved so valuable, unG
its merits were so fully confirmed, unIer the
most unfavorabe circumstances, that Dr. Bragg
has been induced 10 commence its manufacture
Tor the public; He calls it very properly BRAoo's
Arctic LINIMENr.
eV For sale IN Glasgow by n. L. WHITE.
An agent wanted in every town and village.
Applications should be rndde TO Bragg ann Bur-
rowes, ST. Louis, Mo-, and must always be ac-
companied by good reference.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


1859. Season Arrange ment. 1859.
REGULAR SATURDAY PACKET,
For Jefferson City, Providence, Rocheport, Glib
sons, Boonville, Arrow Rock, Glasgow,
Cambridge and Brunswick.
IT, THE new and light draught freight
steamer, C. w. SOMBART, HENRY
MCPHERSON Master, will, on the early opening
of navigation, make her trips as a regular weekly
packet in the xboye trade, eaTIng st. Louis every
Saturday evening at O'Clock, and returning, will
leave Brunswick every Tuesday al II NJ, arriving
in St Louis on Thursday,
The c. W. Sombart has been built expressly
for the packet trade of the Missouri river, and
combines strength, speed and lightness of draught.
The undersigned returning thanks for past favors,
soicits liberal share OF patronage
from their friends and shippers generally.
HENRY MCPHERSON, Master.
E. B. McPHERsoN, Jr., Clerk.
THEo. BARrHoLow. Agent,
jan20, 1S59-s'n. Glasgow.
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CLOSE OF NAVIGATION

WE feel that we would be dotHg Cash Buyers
w great injustice to withhold from them the
fact, that we have IN Store a very heavy and ex-
tensive stock of GROCERIES, which we car
and rriu sell cheauer
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-01-20
LECTUER.

Prof. HENRY B. Parsons, of Central
College, will deliver Lecture in the Meth.
Odst Church, in this City, on Friday eve
ming, 2lst. .-.... .-. -..--
Suhjsct: 1.-THE Influence which Litel L.
ture exerts upon the formation of Moral
Character.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-01-20

RkEDoLrH-CoUSrY AssEssoRs.-The
County Court have made the following ap.
poiniments:
- Collins, Township 81.
Geo. w. Cameron, Township So.
w. G. Rubey. Township 81.
Josiah S. Harlan, Township IS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-01-20
FOR CASH,

than any CREDIT House dare do.
RETAIL Merchants supplied on Liberal term;
Our Stcck consists in Part Only, Of tee
following: a..
10 Hhds Prime New Crop Sugar: ..s..
rs Bags Rio Coffee:
Java -
$50 bbls Copper hskey,
so .s Old Bourbon & Rye,
Al pipes Otord Pale Brandy,
2 6bl' Peach Brandy 2 C.. !. ~ Ma S wi''
:" Malaga Wine le.k sgkh c.taw''a
8 Bsk Champagne, 20 boz Fey Canirs
so doz Oysters 10 . Hoarhound =
4eO box Sardines, 10 .. Kisses,
g Citron, bbls Clover Seed
/ Dbl Currents, 10 bags Onions,
40 s b, Layer R''ni ,Ga kegs E.Sdef
100 sacks Buck Wheat Flour, --
bBl Crackers,
90 s; Soda & Crackers, 81
so boxes w.R. & E.v. Cheese, 4-z
Pine Apple -
IS /, Star Candies,
10 8. Patient Mould, as-A
80 Crimped Candy, 49,
90 bbls Refined Sugar, .,'a
% ., 1 4 /, Beleher's Molasess a.r
10 boxes Lippiaest,'s celebrated Axes a.1
1000 bags Salt, SAT-
20 tons Iron, assorted,
6: Castings, ---.+
and two thousand other articles not room h.-s -
mention. Cali and see for yourself, and yog =
purchase.
We would here take the liberty Of resurn,.s
aur thanks TO those who have 50 literally patron
lied rs, and feel that We have conferred a sI.
benefit, both upon ou selves and the conpIn.ils
IN adopting the Casa S9sfem,S and shall si~sSs
keep down the prices Of goods strickly too Sa.t-
Basis.
noy25 THOMSON LEWIS co..
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Court OF General Sessions.
Before Judge Russell.

Tho trial Of Mary Aun Wkie, q respectable lady who
resides in Paterson, who charged with stealing Ma
sonic breastpn from her nephew resumed this morn
ing and resulted in the acqutta of the accused As soon
as the jury returned with verdict Of "not guilty." the
their 1Y cappps Of bands ana other
cal demonstrations. The City Judge ordered the officers
to promptly arrest those parties for such INDIGENOUS con-
duct in court Of justice; but they made their escape.
Andrew MATHS charged with grand larceny, In
stealing purse containing $37 from James NJ Jerome
who resides at New London, Conn.,; but the evidence
against the defendant slight and the jury acquitted
him.
Emile Perie was tried and convicted of stealing gold
watch the property Of Henry Ege, and was sent TO the
Patrick O'Malley was placed trial charged with as
saultng Thomas OFarre on the 9th of February with
knife, with intent TO KILL and convicted of simple
assault and battery. He will be sentenced Saturday
A CURIOUS cAsE-vAIUE OF ADVERTISING HERALD.
Francis Irwin and VIM. Grasen were jointly charged
with grand larceny, having as was alleged stolen car
pet bag containing $500 in Nebraska notes and land GER
tacates the property Of VIM Howe, which was in charge
of VIM. s. Miller. Mr.. Miller, discovering that the
bag stoen proceeded to the detectives office, and
after having interview with officer Leverets he the
ocer) devised novel plan to detect the guilty pc
which the insertion Of the following adverts mt in
the NEW YORK HERALD Of the 18th Of January
500 RewsrdILost on SATURDAY Jan coat aad carpet
s o sn
In Wisconsin, of possible use to one but the
.cSusntsd wiki ihs city and as he alleges. somewhere
Tenth street. but he has forgotten where Whoever viii
Hudson street, shall receive the above reward W. JONES
Officer Leverets assumed the name Of JONES' for
the purpose Of detecting the thieves and recovering
the property. About week after the insertion Of the
advertisement two men called at No. 626 Hudson
street, the residence Of officer Leverets, who was
absent ut the time, and stated TO his wife
that they had the carpet bag and before leaving
their address, which 103 Perry street. Ocer Leve-
rets in company with officer McCord proceeded to this
house. where the carpet bag was produced and although
violently opened contained nearly all the bills and deeds.
They arrested the defendants who after being examined
by police magistrate were held to for the crime
of larceny Counsel for the defence produced two wit
nesses, youths, one Of whom the of Irwin, who
testified that while they saving wood day Mr..
Grason found this carpet bag in the of the house.
the termination Of the examination of these Witnesses the
City Judge observed that useless proceed further
with the case and instructed the jury to render formal
verdict of not guilty which they did without leaving their
seats 1t now being late in the afternoon, the Court ad
journed till Saturday. when the third defendant in the
Austrian forgery case will be placed on trial, and
Der Of prisoners being the last day
Of the term.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-26
SurrOgate's Office.
before Edward O. West Surropa

PROBATE.
The will Of Charles W. Sanford, Jr., son of Major
General Charles W. Sanford, admitted probate
Mr. Sanford died recently at Valencia Venezuela whittier
he had gone to recruit his health, which previously
in low state. He was regarded young of much
promise by his friends and those who acquainted
with him.
will be remembered that In the provisions Of this will
there large number of requests given to various
gous and benevolent societies. amounting altogether
S3l GOO.
The wills Of the following persons were also admitted to
probate:-George G. Leathe, Daniel Kelly John Pawson,
rob LOzer, William F. Patterson Thomas Miar, An
pow Kennedy Gilbert Purdy, James w. Bowman, Eliza
j. Lester Sarah Nicholson, Margaret Clarke, Margaret
Meallen Thomas Colgan, Georgiana A. Hay, Margaret
Flanagan and Archibald Wilson.
The following wills were offered for probate: -John
Steen, Merritt H. Smith, Charles J. Wood Samuel May
cock, Elizabeth McArten, Townsend Bede George Julez,
Frederick W. Paulding, Mary Regain, Nathaniel Blood
good and Emily c. Stuyvesant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-26

THE OrERA pRovINcEs.-Iast wee, Mile. Pcco.
lomin singing at the French theatre in New Orleans,
and announced in " Lucrezia Borgia" on the 10th
On the 23d and oath she announced 10 sing in
cers at Mobile Her to New York may be looked
for about the 18th Of April.
At Cincinnati the the house was going on
well. The nrst matinee was announced for today
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-26

LAURA KEKSEs THEArRE.-After q run Of lao nights
something altogether unprecedented in the history OF
American theatricas quite equal to the best Paris
cesses, "our American Cousin has been temporarily
withdrawn from the stage at this house. and last night
Mr. Blake admirable artist, whose absence from the
boards for several months has been much regretted made
his rence in Goldsmiths comedy, "she sloops to Con-
quer." Mr.. Blake was ordiay received and played Old
Hardcastle with his pristine JUNCTION. Mrs Blake, Miss
Keene, Mr. Jefferson and Mr. Sothern received as they
deserved, full share of the honors the evening The
play will be repeated to night, and during three nights
next week "Our American Cousin" will be acted.
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Reported Expedition Against Cu,,n.
Translated from the Courier des Flats Unis New Yor
March

March %.
Information in which we have reason 10 place full re.
lance reveals TO us the organization Of grand fiji
clustering expedition against Cuba
AT the moment OF writing, arms, ammunition and men
are ready 10 leave simultaneously from different ports OF
me uDon The points OF debarkaton fixed, and
cret emssares on the island preparing easy land
ance
New York is the headquarters of the enterprise and
is here That the FUNDS are found and the leaders
gaherng it is from this place that orders EN- hui
the centre Of the material preparations is principally in
the cities Of the South.
It is added that some leading men Of the democratic
party taking an active part in this plan of INVASION
and that the party is pledged, the administration
Itself will be easily led TO take part therein.
In fne we assured that the realization of the nro
ect imminent and that by the next Havana steamer the
last instructions expected in order TO give the signal
OF departure.
We would fain believe this Information exaggerated
but there is scarcely room 10 aoubt its intrinsic truth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-26

BROADWAY THEArRE.-Next week s announced as the
last Of the at this theatre. The house. which in
the twelfth year Of its existence will be demolished and
block of stores will be erected It's Site Meantime
Mr. Eddy announces the last performances Of san
tony and Cleopatra" his superb Shaksperean revival
No should fail pay visit the Broadway the
The play being performed is the brightest Of
its triumphs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-26

TEE FRENCH THEATRE-Tbis popular little house is in
the full tide Of success, being crowded each perform
The subscribers, in order to mark their appreca-
ton OF the efforts Of the observation-disclosures Widows
sage-have rendered to them benefit soiree, which
occasion the places Of the subscribers will be paid for over
and above the subscription. The affair will take place in
few days. The programme for to.nghts performance
at this theatre includes three capital plays
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-26

BowERY THEATRE -Mr. Brougham has written for this
house what is called Revolutionary DRAMA the technical
term for drama which illustrates In American
War of Independence. Mr. Broughams play, "The NIL
Ter Of New jersey" is good drama, and is very well
done at the Bowery. "Our English Cousin with the
ne v piece keeps the bill.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-26
Williamsburg City News.

EXHIBITION OF PUBLIC SCHOOL No. l9-The pupils of Pub
lie School No 49, Of which Mr. Valentine ia principal gave
exhibition and concert Thursday in Trenors Asade
my Notwithstanding the incemency Of the evening, the
audience was large and highly appreciated the vocal and
literary exercises The music under the direction
Prof. Wilson. This school is in lourshng condition,
and, unlike similar institutions has large gymnasium
attached to 1.-THE principal recognizing the importance of
cultivatng the conformity with the mental pow
ers Of Young America
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-26
sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

wash PURCHASERS CAN FIND DECIDED BARGAINS
y from my stock Of segss which large and well assorted
prices Lgng - 10 so thousand Quick and
small profits" rules at my establishment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-26

IMPORTANT DEcIsIoY.-The case Of VIM. II. AS
pinwal, eta against Knox county, Ind, was decided last
week The decision OF the Supreme Court sustins thut
OF the District Court In favor OF Aspnwa and his assoc
ates thereby making good their Just claim Of 3l42 900
The question in dispute the legality Of the issue Of the
bonds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-26
HOTELS.

DLANCARD HOUSE, BROADWAY AND TWELFTH
~ street. New York fsshionsbly located. elegantly far.
nshed, with every modern Improvement and open for
The accommodation Of private families and gentlemeA rs
room, 81 per day by ths Private
parlo and tables when desred Public patrons ee respect
q, j.. tCI.ELfhE,
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ing to Austria or that Oh France wish 10 organize
along the line OF the Alps.
FRENCH AID TO SARDINIA.
It'rnm the same.l

FRENCH AID TO SARDINIA.
From the same
The threatening atttuce Of Austria towards Piedmont
has induced Cabinet OF Count Cavour within the last
few days. draw the attention of the Emperor and his
advisers the fact bave on TO believe the mper
al government has again assure the gouernme of Pied
mont that any offensive the part Of Austria
sOould be met in,msdiateiy by a Fra Oh army
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-26

90 OAA WANTFD-ON BOND AND MORTGAGE OF
'DsD.COO houfe and lot Brooklyn Heights. This Of
iers hr class Investment Address for week, Invest
ment, Herald Office.
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THE STOCKHOLDERS AND CREDITORS OF THE OHIO
and Mississippi Railroad Company Eastern Division,
hereby notified that meeting Of the Trustees named
OF December Is 1853 duly held at their Office No.
IS Wall street. March 49, 1852 the following preamble and
solutions adopted
Whereas the agreement of December IT, 1885, been sub
bed by only portion of the parties whose signatures there
essential In order to carry into effect the primary
main purposes contemplated thereby;
and Whereas 1t lie important TO determine, at early day.
whether such primary and main purposes said
or car not be cOnsumma'ed
Therefore 1t Is resolved by the Trustees pursuant
hory given by the tenth article of said agreement That
aud after the FIRST Day OF NAY NEXT, the right of
aud Of all parties subscribe to said agreement Of
Is 1858 OF s counterparts aha and
except upon and with the Trustees
as provided In said tenth article thereof
kcsolved further That the Trustees WILL after the
day May determine whether agree
nept of December TO- 1855 has then been subscribed
parties essential to effect and TO conBummate p
mary ART main purposes, therein declared
Re sov ed further hat the Trustees publish notice Of the
above preamble and resolutions accordance with the
teen,h article Of said agreement
Resolved further That the Trustees will, untedly and
nesty make all fair and honorable efforts procure before
the FIRST DAY OF MAY NEXT the signatures OF parties
cOnsummae and into effect the primary and
of said believing they do that the
and protect the Of all the creditors
stockholders the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company
Division and prevent foreclosure of the morga
the corporate property and franchises OF that Com
psDy.
FOR further additional information apply the Offices of
The Company Cincinnati and No. 81 Wall street. New York
MARCH 49, 1859. WIN. b. ASPINWALI., Chairman.
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, &C.

WATCHEs JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE
with nxtures-A good assorted stock In a good location
WIN valuable INJURIES for sale Mt sacrifice Inquire ~
hardware store 26 Greenwich street. corner OF Vesoy
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BILLIARDS.
PHELASs IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES All
COMBINATION CUSHIONS
CLOTHING, &C.

A T 4sIs PEARL STREET, A LARGE QUANTITY OF
gentemeas left OF clothing wanted for the New York
market The highest price Will We given and cash paid
rent money. orders through post or otberwse
attended TO. JAMES MORONEY, 4sl Pearl street.
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DIANOS AND MELODEONs
I To rent.
A. NJ KANoUSE, 435 Broadway

COPRANO ORGANISE CHOIRs-AN ORGANISE OF
y experience and ability s open for an engsgemen 70 AXE
charge choir Can provide OF ackno wed yed
merit other voices necessary Address Musical Drec.
ter station A Post office, Spring street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-26

ELASTIC SURGICAL STOCKINGS AND BELTs-JUsr
~ received per steamer large Of above
goods Of very superior quality G. K. AChETS Truss o6ca
l Fulton street. opposite Sands street. Brooklyn Trusses "a
every prfncple spinal Instruments shoulder braces DC,
T CARLETON,
q. Q.ate Knowles Carleton,)
MERCHANT TAILOR,
l27 Fulton street,
Has hand handsome assortment of spring roods
which be prepared to make In the style and
most reasonable prices A perfect ct guaranteed.
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FINE ARTS.

RTIsTs, TEACHERS AND SCHOOLS ARE RESPECT.
"A FULLY informed that the subscriber selling best
English oil and water coors brushes pases draw
az paper DC at lower prices than any house 10 city
W. sCHAUS. Artists C0lormsn. 62s broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-26

WONDERFUL IMPROVEMENT IN GRAND PIANOS.-
w STEINWAY SONS invite Artists and the public In
grand piano, which, for power and quality Of one pro
examined IT, among whom are the best musical judges Of
tho country such a. B. Godbeck III Hagen editor Of
the Musical Review) U. G. Hill, W. A. King, W. Mason,
H. Ttmm, W. Saar, q. A. Wooenhrup A. Il Wood, and
many otherA STElNWAY SONS
Manufacturers
81 and "a Walker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-26

IT DE PEBOsvAL's 65y BEOADwAY-ALL RINpg
"A Of French embroidery to order initials for handksrots
table linen and bed clothes scolopng silk embroidery S
uanserriug aces done like Ladies' aud chdrens
under garments always on hand and made 70 order.
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DRY GOODS, sc.
DE rsso ~ . gu s,,A m
stamping order executed In tho and me stpaf
dreamer Jokes Of 0'srsn' kinda " % s
AT DE PERosvAL's S5y BEOADwAy-ALL KINps
"A o. French embroidery to order initials for handksros1
ces me- ike @ aoS -
under sArmsns always 90 hand and made to order.
RRoDIE's OPENING
TUESDAY MARCH 70.
THE GREATEST DISPLAY OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GARMENM
EVER MADE IN THE
UNITED STATES
To enumerate styles and quality would be superaueus
LADIES CALL AND SEE.
800 CANAL STREET AND 47s BROADWAY.
CHAsI9rrE q: SMITH Is NOW OFFERING AT Hm
All :; Ss': trade a5s: spring
sbsvs twenty street % 0'a'f LUZ S'0sa"aS
CAGHEMIREs AND LACE.
q ss: soa Sn:P X. b6S:s
ss Ssssns They posssss Of
u
superiority or which incontesble Every Article sod
manufacturers prices Prices fixed marked in knovI
fgures ~ ~AA"".
DOUGLAS sHERwOODs
~
TOURNURE CORSET.
This article combine. carmen. GORE. OF sups.ss
nsPe and aIsh and hustle Of perfect model ensurnx es
And healthful action 70 the support
tne spine II has been pronounced BY AL who have
(among whom several eminent members the medal
faculty. be the only corset without objection either 49,
tic or physiological No lady can well do withoutit
ID. 8. still manufacture their
EXPANSION SKIRT,
So well known for it, durability,
MATINEE SKIRT,
Together with over seventy other different styles the late @
which,
THE PALMETTO
- NEW SKELETON SKIRT,
Containing - ~ 70 and 80 hoops, made Of the SUPERIOR
VuALirf oF STEEL which has always characterised
- their skirts
All articles OF their manufacture for sale
stores In the United States and CAnadas
them.
ELASTIC SURGICAL STOCKINGS AND BELTs-JUSr
~ received steamer large above
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troderies Of every description at wholesale ross;
manner embroidered Jokes Of different Ginds L fo ~
dresaeg
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES

A BUSINESS MAN WANTED-AS PARTNER IN THE
IA produce feed and flour trade join the who
has been engaged in the for years. $500 TO 81 900
capital required. Apply az 5s Broadway, room No. 4.
G. d
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LOAN OFFICES.

AT J. II BARRINGERS-A. A. A.. A. A. A. A. A. A.
"A 100 Broadway, room 20 -. A. A. A. A. A. A. 4. A.
first class bonds stocks For thirty days $500 co.
Any OF money 10 loan damonds pearls waches
&C. bought at the highest prices Watches, ewery, &C.,
n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-26

A DvANCEs MADE ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND
a ewery bought for cash. al the old established
f. JACOBS Co. 81 Broadway. Strictly CONFIDENTIAL and
loan Office signs about The building Oppoxite the Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-26

A H0NlGMAN, DIAMOND BROKER AND GENERAL
"A. dealer advances money on watches diamonds jew
cly and all kinds OF merchandise buys the for Ae
hehes cash prices his private ONCE So Nassau street, up
stairs room few valuable oil paintings for SALE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-26

INFORMATION WANTED-OF JULIA COLLINS, WHO
Red Cross London, for New York years ago
last Christmas Her mother and brother came with
will be thankfully received by her mother Washington
street; Brooklyn eight months ago; she ar
rived In the ship Harvest Queen.
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1862
MUSICAL.

A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL DISPOSE or SPLEEN
"A did rosewood pianoforte and sso bu short time In
S26 $65 a cash customer purchased tmme
tely A stodart Co.. makers Has large round corners
carved and fret desk double iron frame French action
and all the latest improvements Parties wanting hrst class
and reliable sacrifice will find 10 their int
Houston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-26

A MEXICAN SCHOOL INsTITUTE-346 BROADWAY
"A New York. and COG Chesnu street Philadelphia schools
supplied with teachers and pupils teachers with atuaons
and par ents (gratuitously) with school circulars
SMITH, WOODMAN & co.