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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-28
Howard Fsir-August 29th.

In another column viii be found the pre-
inium list for the Seventh Annual Fair Of
the Howard County Agricultural and Me-
chanlcal Association. Il will be seen the
time for the Fair is little earlier than u
siial, and is about the first On the list. The
time is toe early, but it is better so
than TO conflict with neighboring counties.
The premium list is liberal one, and
the officers are determined thai nothing shall
be lacking that energy and means will COM
nand, to make this the most brilliant fair
that has ever been held in the county
The grounds have been carefully kept, and
with proposed improvements will be en-
tirely comfortable. Il is yet two early to
even guess the extent Of the exhibition in
any line except that Of stock: in this de-
partment, anything We have heretofore TO
had will be far out-stripped.
Those interested shsuld preserve copy
of this paper, for future reference and use.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-28
GRAND MASS
RATIFICATION MEETiN @
IN ST. LOUIS,
aturd ay Evening, July 7th.

bdt uEo as LSChAA6s quay sAs
The Union Men of St. Louis have issued
the following call, which we doubt not will
be responded 10 by thousands. Let old How
ard send at least an hundred delegatef:
The friends of BELL and EvERETr, Of Orr,
and the wbels Opposition ticket in Missouri, viii
hola 4 Grand Ratification Meeting in 81. Louis,
on the erening Of lay, the 7h Of July. Judge
SAMPLE OER, our candidate for Governor. will
be here. Non. JAMES S. ROLLINS (the former
: Governor honestly elected but cheated out of bis
ofiee,) Will be here. Gen. DoErPfAS and Gen.
RosT. Wilson, two noble and maichless Wing
leaders of the Northwest, will be here. GEO. w
ANDERSON and Judge T. J. C. FAoe, the noble
and true-hearted orators of Pike, VIII be here
AKERs of Lafayette, LErcHEs of Saline, Moss Of
!, Clsy, GUITAR OF Boone, and all the bright stars
Of the interior, will be here. While eur own city
win furnish her inspiring orators-WRIcHT, Go
wa, RIcBAEp soS, BEEcKiSRIDGE-and her thou
sands of brave and faithful soldiers in the Oppo-
sition Army, who never bowed the knee TO Baal,
and who rejoice that the day of their redemption
b at hand!
2 Let every patriot in the state consider himself
hsreby invited and prepare TO attend this Monster
]. Meeting efthe People Of Missouri
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-28

STEAMER Ben LEWIS EXPLODED AND
BuRsED-CApT. HoLMEs MANSON AMONG
THE KILLED.-Ths Steamer Ben Lewis
exploded her boilers, and afterwards burn.
ed TO the waters edge, last Monday night
Just after she left Cairo fer St. Louis. She
had large number Of passengers on board
There was heavy loss Of life, but the ex-
act number has no. yet been ssoertained.
Capt. Holmes Manson, who was in COM
maud, is among the missing. Mr.. Marshall
the clerk, was badly injured, but win recov
er. A number Of ladies were on board.
The boat and cargo Of course is total
loss. She was one Of the best and swiftesi
boats on the western waters.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-28

H7Those who have ever attended tray
cling Circus, with side shows, have heard
the owners of thoss ten cent humbugs
standing at the doors Of their tents, declai-
ming at the top Of their voices, about the
wondrous things to be seen inside the cur
tain. Just as the big show closes, they be-
gin: they indulge in "monstrous speech and
gssticulation Wild" to attract the attention
of the crowd. Each calls the other hum
bug, and has something better to offer than
his neighbor. This is the case with the
late democratic party now; two nominations
having been made, the managers are shoot
ing guns, burning tar, having torch-llght
professions, ratification meetings, never
ending speeches, and SO on, 10 convince
the people that their man is The true man.
Whoever is seduced into his hole by he
Snowman, gets cheated: whoever hearkens
unto these politicians will not only be
cheated, but possibly corrupted.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-28
Improved Farm for Sale.

@r Tbs undersigned desires TO sell d.
TX the farm on which he resides, situ- EamiI
- ated about five miles southeast of ElmA
Glasgow, on the county road leading from Glas-
gov 10 FaSette. The tract consists of ITO acres,
10 Of which is under fence, and so in cultIva-
tor good dwelling, tobacco barn and stock
barn, with all necessary outbuildlngs. Good
well and stock water. Good Apple, Peach and
Cherry Orchards-young frees. Steam saw and
Grist Mill, within two hundred yards of the
house. The.and is well adapted to the growth of
Tobacco, Corn and Wheat.
For further particulars, apply on the premises.
june2S-3m J. A. BRANNIN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-28

1.-THE leading Union men Of. the State
will no doubt hold free consultation in St.
Louis, Saturday, the 7ih, previous TO the
great ratification meeting, the result Of
which. if wise counssls prevail, will over
throw democracy in Missouri. 1t is ex-
pected every county in the State will be
represented by well posted, working men,
while many of the counties on the great
thoroughfares will send them by hundreds.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-28

FWe understand the Union Party in
Randolph are quite active. Col. Switzler
made two speeches in Huntsville Monday
one in the day, and another In the even
ing. A unanimous call was made on Geo.
H. Burckhart to take the field for Congress
We hope be will announce himself and en-.
ter upon the canvass. In the present State
Of Parties, he would beat the General with
aase
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-28

DENTISTRY IN RoANoKE.-Dr. LrvErr
is at present in Roanoke, prepared to give
attention to all calls. His stay is neeessa-
rily limited, having engagements at other
places, hence those needing his services
should call early.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-28

APpoINTMENTs.-Thos. c. Reynolds,
democratic candidate for Lieutenant Gov
srnor. proposes to address the people ss
follows:-
Fayett, Howard county. June 80. after
noon;
Columbia, Boone county, July 2, after
noon;
Sturgeon, Boone county, July 3, afternoon;
Huntsville, Randolph county, July a, after
noon;
Hudson, Macon county, July s. afternoons;
Bloomington, Macon county, July, 6, FORE
noon;
Linneus, Linn county, July 7, forenoon;
ChilioOthe. Livingston CO., July 9, FORE
noon.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-28

ATTENTION, OLD LINEEs!-The St. Louis
Republican most graciously announces that
all democrats who have heretofore opposed
Douglas, will be taken back into the party,
and treated as one of the family, if they
will recant, and as Gov. King elegantly ex-
pressed it, ego it blind for the nominee"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-28

EOur friend DR.. Bull advances with
the step of conqueror from one medical
triumph TO another. His last and, and the
children think his greatest achievement, is
his Vegetable Worm Destroyer Pleasant TO
the taste, and certain in its effects, it has
become universal favorite with both moth
ers and Children Evansville Enquirer
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-28

YEThs examination Of the pupils Of
Glasgow Male Institute, viii commence on
Monday, the I'd Of July, and continue two
DAYS. Exhibitions. will take place at the
Presbyterian Church on the evenings Of the
days above named. The public generally
and the patrons Of the school particularly
are invited to attend.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOWARDCO. A. & NJ. SOCIETY.

List of Premiums of the HO,rard County
Horticultural and Mechanical Society, for
The It'll annual Fair, TO Be held on the
Fair Grounds, near the City Of Faysite,
Commencing Wednesday, 18th august,
1860, and continue four days.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-28

RANDOLPH FOR BREcKINRIDGE. We
understand the democracy of Randolph
county are for Brcskinrilge and Lane. Mr..
Cunningham, democratic candidate for the
Legislature, made a speech last Monday,
and took decided ground against Douglas.
The Citizen, we understand will also be for
Breckinridge.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Farm for Sale.

Ar The undersigned offers for sale, q.
49, farm OF acres of land, lying in SS%
- Saline county, 10 miles southeast of -
Miami, and 10 miles west of Cambridge embracing
one hundred acres of good timber; the balance all
good prairie, well adapted TO all the staples of
the country. There is small approximations
hundred acres enclosed, and a moderate orch; I'd
on the farm.
The above land is offered for sale at $40 rer
acre. Title good. JNO. N. GARNETT,
june2S-2m Petra, Saline CO., Mo-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-28
PORT OF GLASGOW.
CAME UP.
CANDIDATES DEPARTMRET,

CANDIDATEs DEPART TENT
Ann Juncing fee, SO in advance.
For resentstIve-Independen Candidate,
J. W. 4. PATTERSON.
For Sheriff,
MARSHALL II. HARRIS,
JAMES H. IRELAND,
THOS. RAY,
For Assessor,
VIM. H. DUNCAN.
For County Judges,
W. L. T. EVANS,
MORGAN A. TAYLOR.
For County Treasurer,
WALTER ADAMS.
For Circuit Attorney,
JOHN F. WILLIAMS.
H. NJ. PORTER.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-28

DEcLIsED.-Mr. Fitzpatrick has de-
olined the honor of being defeated with
Douglas, which honor has been thrust upon
Nv. johnson, of Georgia.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-28

EMessrs. Corwin and Mclllhaney, Of
this State, are the seeding delegates who
participated in the Southern Convention.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-28

SALINE FARM.-Mr. Garnett advertisss
good farm for sale, in Saline county at
very moderate figures. See advertisement
and get you home.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-28

u1HE Third Session Of this Insti- zF1EAu
i tuition, under the present Prin- tSAt
cipal, assisted by full corps of COM SHnV
petent Teachers, will commence the I'd Monday,
.(lOth) of September, and close the last of June
THE school is a Observation-Disclosures The
Boarding House is a large building, owned by the
Principal. Parents are invited TO visit us and see
our arrangements for boarding. In all cases, a
full charge is made for those entering the school
during the first month of either months term
Hose entering the school after the first month,
will only be. charged from the time of their con-
nection with the school to the close of the term
TERMS FOR FIVE MONTHS:
Tuition in Primary English. ....... ....S 500
" and Penmanship, 1000
" Advanced English & Element
airy Algebra ......... 1900
9 Advanced English algebra and .
Geometry 49,. .....'..... 1910
Latin and French. each. -. -. 1000
PAINTIsG-Oil, Oriental or Grecian and
Leather Work, cache. 500
Musrc-Piaro or Guitar ...... ...'.. .-... 1000
Board & Tuition in the English Depart
ment, (paid il advance;) ........... 1000
Board, Tuition, and Music, including use
of Instrument, (paid in advanee).... 5000
Contingencies ...... ~. ...... ..'' l,UO
For further information, see Catalogue, or ad-
dress FRENCH STR0THER,
iune2s PRINCIPAL.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-28

FMr. Brannin sdvsrtises very sx'
csllent little farm for sale between this
place and Fsyslte.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-28
GROWING CROPS.
Second Day.

Annual Address by POT. G.. G.. swallow, of
Columbia Missouri, at the Fair Grounds, at II
O'Clock A. NJ.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-28
WOOL cARDING AND WOOLEN GOODS,

ST. CHARLES MANUFACTURES.
As agent for the ST.. Charles Steam Wooler.
Factory, he win exchange the fofiowing goods
s. Tor Wool, viz: -sss-fs
Pulled Einseys, Fine Linseys, White Linseys,
Colored Linseys, Stamped and Plain LinseYs,
Fulled Jeans, Striped Carpets, Fig'dah
Wool Carpets, No. l Blankets, No.
Extra Blankets, No. 3 Heavy ~
Blankets, Yarns ETC., 4 sra ,
allow ing the best price for Wool, according to
grade and condition, and putting The pfiee Of TIE
glasgow, June 81, 1s6c-s4 D. J. HAYS 4
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-28
Glasgow Female Seminary

THE Third Session Of this Insti- IzFlEa
i tuition, under the present Prin- tsA
cinal. assisted BY a full corps of com 49, =
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-28
First, Day.
-- - ryowrpr

Basket Grapes, ,! W
Half bushel Apples, 8 w
do do Peaches, /! w
Peck Pears, ~ ~
One dozen Ounces, I Nv Nv
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ma xmeyican Atlantic Steamship Companys new and
arrs eass steeu,shp HU NTsv1IIE Capt Jno A. fod VIII
lsaye pier North river on THURSDAY AA''' l. " ''''-
ps.sa "a ssvsnnah with unsurpassed accommodations
nj, Tsou 70 New Orleans 500 s Mobile SIS Mont
s,r,erv SSS Eemphs SSl IS Nashville 81 IS. KNOXVILLE
$7b bO Chattanooga $25 Albany IS, Columpus SAA As~n
S2l Macon $40. AuguAts III o. .
Freight 10 cents per fool and proportonsse rates.
Apply 70 H B. CROMWELL co, 81 " est street
TheIONTGOkERY succeeds On Thursday, March
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AMUyEMHNra.


I A CApEay Ov MpsIc-PaTTrs BENRrrTs
a -hN morning commences the seats for Fridsy'u
Opera lPa TITS BeLenp TicEe for Saturday, Patti Xsr
nee tciNee ot too sessou) may be had too day
Grand Matinee the Opera opens IN Phlsdelpha = Mcs
TO TIM PUBLIC
having ssned ground that the sesscn will he az
putic that he COMPANY win give 10 ris
depba Ba umo aud Washipgton during mouts
March and psri o. april On the conclusion Of Miss
Patti will Immediately leave for London whore tho bsuud h.
RIsS PATHS BkNEFTT.
NOTICE THE performances Of Friday and Saturday
been s~s apart TOR Nina rATrlS beno6t
Lssr siGfsr ~ NEW YoRK 81 Mas PArTL
rnK BARBER OF SEVILLE,
with " extraordinary cast, including
- MISS PATTI .,
Miss PATTI. In addition 70 a the Music Of the Opera viii
UoNCERr OF THE MUSIC LESSON
Ecters pulsr ECHO H0 expressly composed for Mad
ae1as the popular comic Englsh ballad COMING rHKO.
PATfI BENEFyT MATINEE.
UFEQUALLED COMBIN ALTON; CLOSE or THE SEASON.
C0MPIETE ACr FIX IN ANOTbRR OPERA,
On Saturday PATTI ssxErff SArISEs. Po.ia,sIy Inc
csng perform OF the the OF
Ii sIIOkLL FERRI AHooio, sUsINi. JUNtA.
MARTHA by PATTI. BRlGNOLI. STRAKOsCH JUNCA;
EkNANI by COLsON STIGkl.iI FERRI, SUsINI
PuklTAnI gibesty duet0 By AM0DI0 and J0N6A
Omission 81. no reserved seats Doors open at IL.
great crowd being expected ladies particularly
qussted to buy heir tickets In advance They hsd
AL the principal ticket ooes principal hotels
and In Brooklyn al Prox and Roses
The company viii appear in Philadelphia Monday
March 3.
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A CADENY OF MUsIC.-PATTI MATINEE
"A PATTI BENEFIT MArINEk
UNKQUALLRD COMBINATION; CLOSE OF THE SEASON.
AN ENTIRE OPERA.
COMPLETE ACT FHon ANO1H HER OPERA.
AND OTHER SELECTIONS
On Saturday, March s. ut one-PArTI BENkFIf NATL
NEE Positively the closing performances Of the and
of Misc PATTI Mad C0ISON, Madame
eTRAKokcH, BRIaNOIL. sTI0EI.LI FzkEI AAODIO,
SUHINJ, JUNCA
MARTHA BY PATTI BRIGNOLI sTRAKOsCH JUNCA
HRNANI by COISON. sTIGELLI. FExRL SUSINI; PUKI.
TAM Ciberty duet BY ANODIO and JUNCA.
Admission g.. No reserved seat: Doors open At r.
crowd being expected ladies particularly
guessed buy their tickets In advance They be hsd Ut
al principal ticket Offices principal music stores and hotels
and In Brooklyn At Prox's and Roses.
Tho company win appear in Philadelphia on Monday
March s.
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CTEAM TO LONDON.
The splendid iron steamship
ROBERT LOWE, Captain Congalton.
win positively sail from pier No. p foot Of Dey strest
Fio cabin SEQ to 800, according accommodation.
6teerage, SOS, with cooked provisions
N. L. KILLER,
No. 3 Chambers street
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NOR The SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST, VIA CHARLES
ton, 8. C-Semi- weekly United Htates Mali Side wheel
COLUMBIA, Captain Berry Siil lssvs pisr No r, o.
ckets 70 he following pacesyo New Orleans $50 IS No
Bile SIS; NontecmcrL Ala, SO; Nashvime Tenn, "a IS
"a Ga, $3.50 Au.n,s "a; cSuubis g. SO g., chsl oss
S1s FOR Freight or passage apply sPOFFOaD TlLRsrON
Co 70 Brpsiway The magnificent stesnshtp Nashville
L. murray commapder vii snc ,oed on "Wednesday March
= Fcuce-No form Of bs Of adng win DO signed but thoss
urnishod BIZ the company.
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WILLIAM LiEsEGAFG. Commsndsr,
To sail from this port on the 9Th Of each Month
VIII freight from the LIST TO the It'll Of March, at pier
river and leave for The above port on Thursday ms h
fhe MArANZAs has fine accommodations for passsngsrs
rstee An tusures low aud other large pieces
Of machinery under deck and freight will be taken at mode
rate prices. az.
"a CABIN. :. o.
ing other bills Of hdng but those furnished By the
For frssht passage or other particulars apply to
MORA BROS, NAVARRO CO.,
Exchange place,
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A CARD-NIBLO's GARDEN-MLLE. ZOYARA-
"A MILE Ella Zoyara's benefit at Nibos Garden has been
kindly set down by the manager Mr. Nixon for Saturday
evening March In making this Mademosee
hkes great IN the very favor
with which her efforts have been received by the pubic of
York during her presept and hopes that this her
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0EORDIE'8 ESCAPE
TIE INTERVIEW BEIWeEN THE SISIERa
TIE MEETING ON SALISBURY CRA0A
EFFIE TX PRISON
JKANIES SYMPATHY.
THE SISTERS STRUGGLE
THE TRIAL OF EFFIE DEANS
JEANIEN JOURNEY 70 LONDOA
HEB NETTING WITH ARGYLE
JEANNE BEFORE THE QUEEN
THE ATTACK
THE DESTRUCTION OF THE ToLBOOTH.
kFFIRS RESCUE.
JEANIE'S ARRIVAL
THE NEW OVERTURE mighty enoored) and descriptive
music arranged expressly for the piece By
Nh THOMAS BAKER.
Doors open at half rast Eix.
Performances commence u half past seven.
The terminates at quarter ton Drose Circle Soak
may be secured week advance Balcony chairs 70 oer
sofa seats, 20 cents.
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BROADWAY BoUDOIR
ID precuess. Mrs. CHAS HOWARD
Stage Manager. Mr.. H. Watkins. Musical Director, Mr. H.
Eckhardt
Enthusiasts Demonstrations of Delight
Attest the popularity Of the
GRaAT SENSATION PLAY,
THE HIDDEN HAND, TIE HIDDEN HAND,
TIE HIDDEN BAND THE HIDDEN HAND,
a faithful transcript of scenes IN toe
Old Dominion aud Empire State.
Something more than qualification Il felt In these
HOME PICTURES Or TIE NORTH AND SOUTH
HEAkTs AND sYMPATHIEs OF THE PEOPLE.
Fourth representation Of xr. H. Walking popular play
founded the brilliant Ledger romance. OF the
HIDDEN HAND.
rchey with song "Flax of Union" Mrs. H. Howard
Cspitola BacS Win sopgs "K issing on he 81, and
Grand scepa "Inyaton 70 tho Balp Mrs O. H0wprd
Wool Mr. H. atkins Black Donald NJ Nagle
Old Hurricane Mr. Edwards Pspa Miss Kate Singleton
dmisson 70 all psrts Of tho house % cents.
seats for ladies' Private boxes secured
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WINTER GARDEN.
w Ihs return n Tho
COMIC MUSE
EEfIsED AND CROWDED AUDIENCES.
with burss Of laughter delight While oher theatres Offer
Gea. airscops Of the solemn sensation school, e
Garden has become the homo Of
MRTH AND GAIETY,
WHERE %R ne Ginning Hn E sSTs VACANCIES Of
Mr. JOSEPH JxrrEysoS
and COMPANY unequaled for their ability this
performance may DO found merrient and vehe-
ment joly presided BY brshtest and mos.
VI aEoRaE HOLLAND. ms W. r. BIaKE
MR A. DAVENPORT. MIR. r b. JOHNSTON,
MR. J. II. STUDDA ART
Andkhe brilliant company OF the Gndenin
MUSICAL ExrRAvAGAHZA
BusLzsouz.
EVERY NIGHT
EVERY NI9ar
TONIGHT, THURSDAY, MARCH /,
WIN be presented the comedy received produo-
ton. "Wednesday nigh. wiih
SHOUTS OF LAUHHTER,
THE GOVERNORS WIFE,
The aovernor Mr. j. H. stoddst Hickory Short Mr. Jefer
Captain Holys,ne Mr. Pearson; :revDr Mr. Davenport
Brisss Mrs John wood, with sonss aud dances ''''
After which the Musicai Extravaganza Of
In which Mrs. JOHN WOOD will give her celebrated
CPERATIC lMlTATiONs.
he'd intention Of management produce TIE
enthusiastic pleasure afforded by the
Two GREAT COMIC PIECES.
TAX GOVERNORS WIFE
JENNY LIND,
makes impossible TO them at present from the bills
Box office open from sA Mts6KP.M. Doors open at 7;
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passenger. x1aH secured Prise passage IN second
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eau positively Thur.day, March j. u ID n for Hsmburs
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lol Broadway.
pAssAaE FROM OR TO LIvERPooI-BY THE OLD
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STEAM TO LONDON. >.
Tho 'p'n aSb 1seR fsf rSws Captain oo.s.ou
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On Monday. March s. sP.M
1he North Atlantic sesmship Company win despatch TIE
BALTIC.
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YORK. xmd.y N..ch = az , soSonscaas ~ Panama
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lsAying new York March ~
and 70 insure prompt connection Of passsnzs and
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RAn persons are forbid trusting any one o. account Of
TOE cAlIFoRN1A:-EE ARRANasxENr-sAH!E
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A UsTRAL1A PIONEER LINE, E.TABL1sHED 1857
a carrying the United States Mam ~ beautiful Al e5
have ds.p..es Tor d.isS Shs ss
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senees in Australia, Mes.I.. r. Towns 4 Co
A usrRAIIA-rHE CLIPPER. SHIP HOUND WILL
"A for Melbourne March 81 and The clipper ship siMODA
s. ssSsy5 VI ~ :sss
fssE d Asa Nv aSs
MATANZAS,
Il 100 Tons)
WILLIAM LESkGAf0 C0mmAude<,
To sail from this port the 9Th Of each Month.
VIII receive freight from the LIST 10 the It'll Of March, at pier
North and leave for hs above port on Thursday tbs &
at2P.M.
Al insures low; can stow boilers large pieces
Of machinery under deck and freight will be taken at mode
rate prices. -.
Passags-lst cabin
-
No freight received or bills lading signed day Of soil
ing and no other bills Of adng but those furnished By the
Company viii be admitted,
For freight passage, other particulars apply to
MORA BROS, NAVARRO co,
"a Exchange place.
HAVANA, NEW ORLEANS AND TExAs-HaW YORK RE
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ID Mechanics Hall AZ Broadway above Grand street.
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