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1Sell Gstate.
y. ". TIL O " .AS & CO. il,
Real Estate Brokers'.
TANt.S rifD AND 1NyE-TMENrs MADE FOn
NDS.kEsIUENTs.
OFFICE NO. =.
Methodist Block, Cor Clark 4 Washington St,


sp feet fr, n .an NJ! lI2ans "i,ii.:
several fire r,tr~!, ItIn:s av ':', lavr's7' :" 1!."
utsi.diug st inIH"sc.
II",s a,, IL, on t'u Tstr'. l,...,l a-''ut 1t
l1Al3s. Inu.~ t~p Story tE!rtr'. wit. t,'-r
uGu~v .Id Lot Nata-t n't"" Tnfif'E street.
Horse % furnished with nurl,sn improvements ~.
III all r,.p,rs. Il su1,-t Lr.Il.' t,.'i i.Ga. EliH
YEARS TINE nN Is,r.
3xlu fer. sn tEa:c, s!r.e!. La! "c:~. viii A1 -
AND BARN.
~ ter, ssatr >t1,ft. ul:,r t't!
llnH-. ant l'E q! ~tatr Street, En1: If tiiil" '
~ MA fe.t Sta.r s.ne!. Nrft'-. wh HUI
BRICK STORES, three >'s.,> sad ..a':'s:t'. :au u
tedfet u c.!lnts as*'ve.
Markr:. n LIT !. N.ck ~. WE WILL LEASE ili-
lr,';g:.y t"t tr-:l # yfar> II .-isrd- .
fnu-e ind l. Lake :l,rf. ts-: x tAinn rask LIT =
xlhI. lttIe t~u stnfy f:.lEm-
1e01l.4 ftt Nirr" strut. h'tr trfn i'4fE. lHs u
yrFy c.4,tr Iii i,-ty. vii tr A'd II >iIt-i.t-
5.x1u' lll.i, sr,c W"lcntt. Will !:fJsc-
nru1a which tti.,iti; &! f'til'rr a.Isilil.
VT lavc desirable rt.tttut lt- ~! lAhh L.
ut T. a:ld Warren strtt. uclt HobS IN May 4nd AAf-
tlrtn street, HHF7 .lnl iarE-n twccn Al
Grdeen AID May s:fet'>, which VI arr offering Ut sFts
haEsars.
IN LU1s na Madison, Mcr.r-. Nicx. A::t!s and Jar
euEl s;1.ris lid Western asruc. wt2t III tt'H Park
None # the rrnrt! ,nr.. fnTa PORTION at t1r,c ltt
Is required Ai.kn 1--WE EARS. 1b+i. t.se clGlc'.
tot II .ilc!ltr In Ill. fhf!aS ltH IN !HcutI!t!
t"rn. T.: :l4: ,fy. +, 4sHu: INV E.tr n intrrr>t
900 II sss'i.. ,:'- ;.,.r ii klnx MrEvrl. Hell
~, ltuqu tt"k. iIasLI, >:lL' IL. PI" e'I7t. -:
fIDtsE .,Su LD1 i'll l1.r:, H:r,k.! To-. ;v" hh il
tcnt*.. Ifrr. tn az: III 'n' il .tLcy, l.tt c..
ClTY TEErtKTY AAl I'll NTEf LANDS tn Ex.
CHANGE tF Stock Vi GUoas C"u'a and Si"H- Lula.
bvT, liz
s. f,e: >" Michigan ascnsc, cav:cz If Twelfth :,, aud
fert On Mcf "trslGe LgNt I" Mr. t.:1H 1..H!'nt
To LEASE l'o}: 4 TERRI OF YEARS At LuW
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sant evtning has seldom been passed b. The
Iorcrs Of chass.
Mr. Aongredien, who occupied tho chair in m
nblc and glowing apeech called the attention OF
the room to the presence Of the king Of chess,
!auded his ability, courteous demeanor, and moc-
e$ty only equaled BY his akill; and. in welcom.
ing him back again, and regretting the brief
stuy TINT he was about to make with Us, con-
cludcd by proposing 1.-The health Of the cham
pion of the CHESS world"
Mr. Morphy returned thanks, and proposed
"Thc health Of the President" aud subsequent
Iv ~ Tie health Of Mr.. George Walker"
Several other toasts wcrc proposed and duly
acknowledged, when the meeting separated and
returned to town.
, 1859-05-07

/ G. BARBOIi, Banking and Ex-
eta.ee Office L. :ask Street. Exchange Crcurrt:t
MnnsT. Gtd ant Silver bought ASd sed.
F. q. At44s. fsis
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310NPIIf IN LpNpQf.


{tr'!n TIE Loitnn In, April IL
ranl Morl'lly, now recognized us the chan.pi-
on Of the chess world. returned 10 London On
Monday last, re"fr to his Western hutuc ,;aud
his arrival has proved the signal Of greater uc-
1iviiy III the metropolitan chess circles than We
ever remembered to hare Witnessed The I.op-
don Club, ever among tie first to welcome
true chcss-,'1ayrr. has on this occasion gonc b.
i ,n,,i even lis "onted limits in promoting cAhi-
hitions of Nr. Mosply's wonderful genius, und
in extending hospitality to the champion. the
chronicle Of the week, fur this club is con
| ccrned, being nothing but an unbrokeu series Of
! festive ,neesin.s. Mr. Morphy took up his resi-
lencr al the British Hotel, Cock>rur street. and,
! We arr truly delighted 10 add. intends making
somewhat lnn=cr stay with us than be at irst
for Friday last. will now probatly bc delay ed for
upwards of IL wetk.
| TN Monday c,cnins tic youn: champion vas
t'''' quest Of Mr. MonErcdien: Tuesday lie yis-
! 1tr,t the London Club, und played game
| (which was not tnslicdl with Mr. Medley, The
| anti Eln,e In tie evening he WAS the guest Of
| ltcrr lowentfal, ut the st. James, and after
w'rd< played 1wo games with Mr.. L., cacl! seur-
ing one.
| vn Wednesday, after paving risit to our Of
fec, for third time he exhibited his 1ua1selou.
i,asnes simultaneously in the London Club with
! eight Of IFS most talented players. His oppo-
! nenis were Msssrs. Grcenaway, Jones, Jams
sens, Maudc. Medley, Mongrcdien, Slous, and
Walker, six Of whom wc may consider as rank
| ing among the best metropolitan players, The
! room was thronged With visitors, among whom
were Lord Arthur Hay. u. Wyvill. Esq. II. r,
7. Wcrrall. Esq. Nc>srs. Daruues, Boden. De- hi.
viere, etc; and Herr l.."wen.hal of1ca,ed as re-
| eeo,lsr Of The moves played. between the COM
| bata:4ts. Tile eN!bitsn:, commencing ut i've
! T. ~. was couclaled soon after midnight, with
!, the following result: Mcssrs Jones and Maude
| lost their games, and tie remaining sir were
drawn. The excitement during tie play was
intense and looking at The array Of talent op.
greatest triumph that Mr. Aorphy has yet
achieved in the chess world. We have been
most kindly provided with copies Of the game,
@nd in making our comments on thcm shall re.
| cur at greater ]ens1h to this interesting and
wonderful feat.
On Thursday Nr. Norphy *aa invitea, and ac-
copied the hospitality Of the London Chess
Club at Greenwich. Upwards of forty mem
bera, with their friends, sat down to an excel
lent dinner at the Ship Hotel, aud more plea
, 1859-05-07
Mem 3)ub(i,'a1ions.
AT D. B. COOKE IL CO.'S,

Msy b. found BONE CHESS MEN. GLIB CHESS
CHESS AND BACkDAMMUS BOARDS. Chcsa-nsen
eaoee ut Of Aons md Eachc Ca for wlaer evening.
bAekgammon Boards ETC. tus received iresh supply ri
extrs finished and Caess Hoa3. 1t low
Qua!o lock Portfolio. STEEL aat E.s loeks different cn:-
Cd Coat Skin Embossed etc. Fatcy lnka..nI5 Bo!t4i
P.nS;. WEEcc Dessz etc
, 1859-05-07
Drrss 4 Trih1ttte,


Tie TR1BrHE 0FrcE Is PREPARED 10 execute
hort nr,ice cvc5 ya!c1y of Job rrnng In the
NEHard NJ Hr Lo1tst Lein7 I'ris Particular aueu.a
E;sent the t-'s.c.tf
Bre1SEns CAEps. I.E7TER uEAp4, nIIL nEAp1
kEtE1r1%. JcATKca, IEoGEAkxE,
1AAr1lETs. C1RcrLAEa tuCrxs,
ELA&K Nu1Es LAI:4IA TickE1s.
rFrE1NTNG m COLOrSu
in al lts varieties. oae In beautiful style and nt moderate
ratc An c*snsnat:ta Of specimen. AID prices Il respect
fully Mi:cl.
7nnlrr, fr'ra the country } mp'1y Oiled and and scas
Aa4cly eAiie's.
, 1859-05-07

FIRE AND IITRGLAE-rEtt)F SAFE>-NEh Hats
pnseut Powder rtnof loveS ttr tl:t were awarded
separate nrdslt At WnEls Fair 1na'nH 1= ard tit
Worlds Fa!, New York. t:t and the N1y s.ncEi:an
6afz thai rore Rwat.ed Icdas 1t tie lo:r.nn Wo::s
Fir.
These Safes form II. most arfct security n-n1r~l Fire
md Bugiara Of Ally :4sc u9crvd IL the public.
ti0oo RtxAEr vii! he pail to Ally person tat show
lat HEEI1so's rATEST CnAnrsoN sAyK f.!le! 70
praservc it, contents In an accidental fre.
The subscribers .o ulauactuEe all kinds Of Eo!Ir: AID
Chilled Iron Bank thl'- mud Vault. Vault Doors, atd
Monty 1so.r Chrsts fur Brokers' jewelers. and prse
ta1nllIcs, fur riatc Diamonds aud other valuabies
SILAS E. HERRING l. CO..
~ Druadvsy. ces7'rr uf Murray street,
Opposite t1ty Hall, New York
G. l. HARMON d CO, Agents. Chicago. Ill.
, 1859-05-07

Mr. 4s5-.3 feet !r.., s Il. feat ,;e,1t. I'll :r 81 ft
w:tv. Ft.sr.c :.r:s.:r. ,!:sr":lr ta-i ii: Mrs.
c.atk'> ft>i.itl.e. Iii. I> ~: ftp:h 4IIi is
very ..s-::-l,lv. l'r:c4 st.S.s'. uu time.
Mr. 4-1n' feet fr.s hv l., f ,e1. t4sirIr street.
E*'fwan N.-:i.Iinil :.f,l A.i.>t;. Thi. l.
>irt,.:.r! ~ :''-! "!n-- n !.-sr,!;.,rl. :r: IL
y: ~ IN s.:al ! :. Priv. s''' lr, :','.
CANAL JIMl..
w. t"l-lrS 1Itl-c all 1T Arth Ia.a.l" >:g,s. rrar
paE s'!~t. ":i |: :'S ,E''- ~. IT. ): ':+. !,
well Hn!-E"l l':l r'',tan, t;a~. Natts. Msl!1'
Mal,ra. Ar- a., 1'E.ct s"t4tiI t..h. s.,1:c
il and t~" ycas-. with 1r. IL: s:..t.
Nn ::r;G f~t v l-t f. 1r,ttc.e: # t1rrr-
G":s slnl T. 1Isr sr.rt-. Isiee &l:!"' c:.-L.
ts;.rt!i! rlt c. u property liz, sIa.'l-t "f
t:.1t Md +" rlftll .,.t!- b." Purchased Sl:.Y
tHEAF. 1t ll ~; fl,f Tw.."L as. III f.
t'aa1 STREET.
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No. S2......Dcarborn Strcct......No. So
, 1859-05-07
MeDlfal Car1S,
IT 0 r E TO BE ADMIRED
~ THAN THE
R1CHE ST pIApEM
Worn by Kings or Emperors.

What7 Why Beautiful Head Of Hair.
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Ae oesat'ca. ~ under fer ks tfe ;rtora:z Il NJ
.r e e ozacal colur; aotut The u ny a.r IL
i: s2ra + yoS1 i4 ke.:asiS. ks I'll 80 ' r:sv s2"e
s53S f.1s.S,. ncx lie xs, :,
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teyvs y to III re'oa' T. p, ssq e 6 81
Ppe, wooo:ws ecttees asa1: ss5 y r. lessn:cu ':s
To-, Ut R..zs =. ef ~: T. Rs: 70: ssaa1
ii ss sS5 s =;
soss n & ~ s;*.1 IL @ I'd % f kIb;
Pxn7. Wcup-Ahnut yeara Aso my hair eotnue,ce
fliaE % AID turing say ~ai fAst becoming lad ~
had tied eanay Rencr- to 10 eject commenced Lstn-
aoed ~ h=r Es.aly, It h~aa to a. up, S7ov uu: u.
TUNED e7ck to s to,Ers cvot (a,ck1 Al ts tine /,
md cheestuty rsco7lEs md lis use = al.
Ch.7Zv, ILL.,. My l. III. J. D. HOES,
TIE Restorative i -: Up n tetes of th1ce tzes VIZ:
afge aAi'uEA 7sd Eu2!! III! sal hot. hsif pint md
1eAis tos doA1 tti t:se tha medium hn4 1t Ic1,.
tTtty PER c:t. II rra2or1tn th-n tns enat raia
fot two ool.- per tcnc n hfee hcas quart tzty pe-
cant rofs n proportion, and rtsaas for THREE do,1
q. J: WOOD co. f1opr:eto1a. si3 urnsdsnr Se3z
1o!k lia The great Ncw YORK Wkx Railing
And III A21let f., St, Louis. No. '
aq13-3u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-11

4 UCTION NoTlCE.-TO H0UsEKEEPERs.
"A Genuine sale of elegant rosewood, satin wood walnut
and mahogany furniture being the contents Of the large
story house 28 Fourteenth street, few doors of Eighth
avenue.
JOHN W. PORTER, Auctioneer,
calls the attention OF bousekeepers and the trade generally
The large and extensive assortment of fine furniture
win be absolutely sold to the highest bidder.
Saturday. Feb IL, at III o'clock A. ~,
the aucoueer will commence the above sale with all the rich
china cut glassware solid silver cutlery &C.
tanned In the dining with superior oak extension table,
sold suit In silk moquet mirrors elegant lace and
brocate curtains paintings russe carpets &C. After which
will be sold all the elegant furniture Of the
PARl.ORS,
which consists part of the deliberately carved rosewood
pisnooe full suits In massive frames of solid rosewood
vered in satin and moquet superb rosewood eegeres
stand and cabinet elegant centre and side tables pier
gass rich lace and satin window curtains lined white
silk; large variety fine oil paintings by masters
elegant china French mante clock velvet and
many other rich articles enumerated. ai.
BEDROOMS
contain full suits In rosewood and mahogany together with
the bedding hair mattresses holsters and pillows
and ingram caroets stair carpets Ocohs &C. SC To those
who know the difference between good furniture the
above sale offers advantages the whole made
order without regard expense and
sand dollars.
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MATRIMONIAL.

4 GvNTrFMAN Al YEARS OF AGE OF REFINED
n habits and connections. With an annual Income OF ron
$4,000 10 0N DESTROYS OF forming the acquInnce OF
lady from s 10 q OF prepossessing appearance
good character and amaSlc disposition WIN knowledge
OF music. above all OF respectable Amenc@a any WIN
marnony Address Amlcus broadway Post Office,
near Canal streei, for two DAYS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-11

CUERIFF'S SALE CT AMBEKs& FAIRcntLD. AUJ
- oDeers-Sore IT'S NASSAU this day (Feb III
at IL oclos OF Lot OF four also horse and
ness co., 49,. .,... JOHN KELLY sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-11
ACT TWO.
DRAWING ROOM AT YAIRLOW HALL.


repubican-Somebody .soldA declaration Of intsntoos-
American citizen title Of nobityThe Presidenqy-fAo
only hing out Of rsach-A natural curo and dead man
mother and independent sonTreason against Aristocray
The true greatness Of Amerca-Dumplings nd devouoa-
Love lindsey wcossy-A cat nearly out q 10 bagsoos
sc.Tn iECorridor In Yairow HauL-Taking soundinss-
Frank expreesGoa, Of opinion.
sCII k.Ihe Fee 6hampsEs Lady ,n1ngsoa,s PARK -
non-Tke and dry goods-A nice Arm
ny Ksmbs naIys. Diets.s b. Sc.robseso. nieeerhs:1
chew-SE shooters and pocket ordnance-A discoveyfhA
fngs keepngs and oaings soekngs"- Gerald 81 oe-A.
declaration Sentiment and sataorAl c0mpareons-A
when 70 love-An angry father and riled female Yankss
dander-A dance-Punch and duck for one-A break down
anda "ptoh h."
ACT THIRD.
4 LIBRARY yAIRLOw HALL
sysn dsy% case Of ana AZ
sovery-The wil-6uspense n snd-A generous broAR
and happy heir-Rare nsvs indesd-A family meeting =
prOspsctysGA wouldbe s%isrsn..A YANKEE Girls sdyss
One more added TO he census Of the refuge for he distressed
SonsaCur Ysnkss asls. Miss Julia Dsly.
Spite and spunk.Ihe guardian and the ward-A decaxe-
snorter-A friend IN MEDIA member Of rhe British Arse
ed, but acceped-rears and tsmper-NeR 70 the
cueAn fmpertinent document-Thngs checkered-Fvo
years make dinerenceTbe tables turned-A blased b.
meiis's star looking up-Tsneu Hail and Fourth Of Ind
pendence-Making hinss rghtThe Baronet grows KIND
bargan-A general splice-rhe deed Of Gn.Anothsr ~
vs'As0nA' we seem A1 HP 81 ~ hAp'S
BY AL he characters.
or,v rv~ A, = s NJ ~ %p mi cr,v,oYw
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DARNUNS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. KLvIRA ON THE
ID flying The Nubian Troubadours and surprisingly
O'Clock administer their black raughs in such hearty does
will prove nAbe panacea and grief adapted
dainuest well the most robust mental consru-
ton. The Aquaria, Happy Family, Living Serpent &c. Adj
mitance, Is CENTS Children under ten, Is cents
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a J. BIEECKER, SON 4 CO. WILL. SELL TO. DAY AT
"A. II o'clock at the Merchants Exchange, st Marx,
place the English basement brick
lot Nos l04 and l04. between First and
lot rs l0xlO0 Houses contain gas and Oroton Maps &C.
No 7 Broad street. - -
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6CEHE-EN9LAND
SYNOPSIS OF INCIDENTS, 90.

Scarcity of news surplus Of Hg-Tidnes iron A..
family horizon Daniel turning up'k troublesome VIA
chance the exercise Of heress IN prospecv0
breakfast roomA Yankee gal among the Bntishers-Hoo
remembrance and Of enduranoeA descrip
Of voyage sure for faintng spes-A chaas0
for Barnum-Yankee modeay and Engsh blushes.-Bidna
perplexed-Gerald at home-A sudden outbreak q 49,
Hospitality
Lost eache-A hopeless Dearch-A sudden san
6rARTLlN0 EFFECT-END OF ACT.
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DE is COMING.
OR HORNED MORTAL

IA Rs. FRANCES ANNE KEMBLR's READINGS FROM
I shAkspere, Dodworths Saloon, No sos Broadway
Those for the ensuing week will be - follows-
Monday morning, Feb. 7, N O'Clock, HENRY THE ".
PatL
Tuesday evening" Feb. 8, 1t O'Clock, ROMEO AND JU-
LET
Thursday evening" Feb TO- O'Clock AS YOU LIKE IT.
Friday evening, Feb II, at O'Clock, WINTERS TALE
Messrs. Appleton 4 Co., S@ Broadway; Mr. Cfowsn, 90
Broadway; At The Clarendon Hotel, and e tho door,
Hos seats reeerved 81 So may also be had q Mr. Crowens
book store 800 Broadway, and at tho door,
Tickets VIII not be sold after the reading has begun and
ney viii not be taken In Hen Of them BY the doorkeepers
An early attendance 4 solicited
Thk Course Of Readngs WIN be positively the last which
Mra Kembe win give In New York previous 70 her retirement
from public Life.
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URISTALAR, AUCTIONEER-BY ORDER OF
"A. the assignees and sale No IL
Nassau sreet late Arsans Bank this day 18th at 10Y
O'Clock Of fine gold hunting chonometer straight line detach
ed levers 10 nickel and fancy movements diamonds aud
meled bunting plague silver anchors great
rety the whole embracing the
French Tobias Cooper Beesey Roberts,
and stone rings diamond aud emerald cluster pins studs
great variety The above sale viii be pereptory
great to the trade In general who respectful
" solicited attend.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-11

H,HONAs WITCH AUuTIoNEEe-0FFICE NO. 10
Spruce street Auction sale ~ public yendne, Friday
dence No East Nneteeo street between Broadway aud
Fourth avenue: an unusually tnc appointment of paror dining
for the owners conng Of saosrb carved God
curtains splendid Brusses and velvet carpets large pier glass
nh large assortment silver cbins and glass ware
cutlery snd crockery mahogany
sn, rosewood and mahogany bedss.ds with beddng rock
ingram carpets kitchen utensils and Is 80 COAL with
which the sale will commence.
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lie Is COMING.
Ill RED MAN OF AGAR,
OR HORNED MORTAL.

pHILHARMoNIC SOCIETY OF NEW YORK -slvEN.
on Saturday evening Feb L. 1882 Nibos Garden The
following artists have kindly volunteered their
Carl Tickets for sale at the music store: Of nes
way and WalIer 1877 fulton street. Brooklyn Members
will please their extra tickets before the day Of the
will be 81 each No secured seats Doors at u;
"'' L. sPIER Secretary.
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OICHARDS KINGsLAND, AUCTIONEER.
III BY RICHARDS KIN0SLAND co.,
salesroom 1853 Broadway,
THIS DAY, FRIDAY,
Al 10 O'Clock nj the auction room
REGULAR SALE OF HIS RDWAR CUTLERY, GUNS, &c
In lots 10 suit city and country buyers.
In addition TO the ordinary nssortmentof
sIEIr HARDWARE,
Il. X. co. will ofor
100 DOZEN full planters 50 dozen caseel
ana Iron hoves assortment OF wrenches shoe nails
handes spades and mill no dozen superior pocket
cutlery, raxors, Ac
ALSO,
70 900 Havana segArs
100 boxes hne crayons
Is dozen portemounaies,
An invoice Of jewcry, 10.
ALSO,
go, (By order Of the Assignee)
rke iOt on plated britannia consisting OF tea
casters cake baske salvcrs slnp bowls tea
and coce pots pitchers urns aoup
ketues ice bowls toast racks salt cellars soup ladies' pie
knives goo'ets ale mugs fruit stands 49,, &C.
CHFRIFFa SALOON SATURDAY, l1ru INST, AT
- II O'CLOCK A. M at a3 Green yich street Tho furniture
stock Of liquors segar md provisions conalred wyo
ming Hotel. BERNARD REILLY Deputy sheriff.
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VVM. WRITER'S AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON MON.
day at o,clock ss 4l6 Canal street three fine billiard
xtres also quantity Of liquors. bar xures DC. Sale posi-
tive and unlimited. Saloon to let
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CADENY OF MUSIC
"a MONDAY. FEB. Il.
ROBERT STOkPEL's
ROMANTIC SYMPHONY,

UnUR YANKEE GIRLS.r-THIS BEAUTIFUL SONG
~ rendered nightly by Miss Julia DAILY
OUR FEMALE AMERICAN COUSIN.
OUR FEMALE AMERICAN COUSIl
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~ COTTON AUCTIONEER.-LARGE SALE OF NEW
and band furniture 80 40 Office desks, beds,
mattresaea &c. &cF COTTON will sell this day, Fday,
Feb III ococl at 50 Hickman street very large IS.
kinds chairs bcdsteads tables stoves 30 40
Office book glass counters high post and
bedseads feather beds hair mattresses &C. &C. Sale
VIZ be peremptOry.
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VIM Writer'S. AUCrIONEER WILL SELL. THIS
day at 2S'clocs at ss4 Canal street the furniture Of
and other chairs centre SIDE and extension tables gilt oval
and mahogany frame mirrors paintings piano, bookcase
large assortment Of feather beds and fine bedding
robe also fine of velvet apsty three ply and
other carpets oicloths also dinner and tea dining room
brandy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-11

A TI.ANrIC ROYAL MAI. STEAM NAVIGATION CON
"A panys New York and Galway Limo The departure
from New York win be the steamship Captain
Geo VIM jackson, February and the PRINCE ALBERT
Capt T. j. Waters Thursday the Sd Of March ne touch
ing a 81 Johns 70 receive the royal mails Prices Of
hcke TO ~ the principal ctie; railway routes ia Great
Britain Third class must provide plate knife fork &c. and
bedding Passage 10 st. Johns-Fx class SIS; second $3
For freight inquire Of the American Express Com
pany CT Hudson and at their other advertised Offices IN
he interior in the third class be secured at
the above Offices 70 bring out from OF the principal
cities the lines of railway Great Britain for 15 from
Galway for $50 AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY
new YORK, Jan. n, 1859. ALEX HOLLAND, Manager.
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A UsTRALIA PIONEER LINK-ESTABLISHED 1852
"A Carrying the Unked States mails Sailing positively
CLARK commander now rapidly loading At pier
10 East river have despatch for Melbourne.
She & he only Al shp the berth for Australia and
splendid and commodous accommodations for passengers
One half Of her cargo already engaged and shippers will
please early application for freight For freight or
,age apply 10 r. w. CAMERON No Bowling Green. Sight
hs sale and cash advances made consignmen Con
,ignees in Australia Messrs Wilkinson Brothers Co.
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NOLEMAN's CALIFORNIA LANE.
~ FOR SAN FIR ANCISCO,
Sailing regularly on advertised days
Clipper OF SATURDAY, FEBRUARY L.
Tho AL extreme clipper ship

Linnen commander,
rapidly loading aa pier Is foot o. VAL street THIS
delivering her cargo perfect order Being great favore
and Of capacity win be despatched promptly a. above
n B-Ths ship rates Al pua being dAgonAly iron braeed
and EXTRA strong Fer balance Of freight apply 70 ,.
WN. r. COLEMAN 4 CO., SO Wall ct Tontne Building
Agents In San Francisco Gessrs VIM T. Coleman Go:
Hckange ON Francsco for sale In sums 70 suit Limited
advances made shipments Of approved merchandise
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HENRY d. HERTs, JR., AUCTIONEER-By HERTs 4
Ill MOSS Will sell on Friday Feb. H. at 10H O'clock NJ
the No 6 Pine street % clsse an e:"s "A casks
Casks imported brandy: also large lot OF teas, sugars
spcea soap candles sarnes &C. 40 Sale peremptoy FOL
cash By order of the asagnees
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-11

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
n Friday evening, Feb. 18. 1859,
A GRAND CONCERT of the
NEW YORK ALLGEMEINER SAENGERBUND,
III ''' GERMAN HOSPITAL FUND.
The German Lederranz and several distinguished arts
kindly volunteered their valuable services for the
Nos Band Of sixty members has been secured for
evening Full particulars will be given Ia few days Tic
cts for sale at the principal music and book stores
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CrEAM TO LIVERPOOL, LONDON. GLASGOW, DUB
I'm Beaa and Londonderry and Al ne prinopai towns
OF England and Ireland carrying The United States mail w
Liverpool without delay At greatly reduced rates Tho Lay
erpool New York and Philadelphia steAmahp Companys
From New York,
CITY OF WASHINGTON Saturday, January y
At II O'Clock no0n from pier No "A North river. .
Passengers will find this the speedy and safe route 70 the
Continent
CABIN from New York and Philadelphia Us
Third class from n York ofthe above named places -
Return tickets available for ak months, $50 tH
Passengers forwarded 70 Havre Paris HAMBURG Bremen
Antwerp and all parts OF the Continent without delay.
NoceThese steamers provided with every requisite
70 insure the immediate extinction Of fire. and the srctes dis
cigine q enforced with regard 70 the use Of lights
For freight or passage apply at the ONCE OF the company
JOHN DALE, Is Broadway, N. Y. Agent
In Liverpool 70 VIM INMAN, Tower Buildings.