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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12
sALE:s AT AUCTION.


DEREMPTORy SALE AT AUCTION ON TUESDAY,
February Is at the Merchants Exchange at IL O'Clock by
BLEEoKER SON CO. the following most su9ssss
corner Ninth and Twenty sixth street VIZ -Four
and lots stores In 'front.' and water throughout
SAID houses been built by days work and of the best
materials also cottage houses1a Twenty sixth street. ad
ionjrc the with sub cellars, containing all the modern
and cold water baths gas &c also
adjoining same five neat and convenient cottage
Franklin terrace with sub cellar water Ac
said contain eight pantres &c. and every
way suitable for small respectable family aud In good
order above isa chance for persons wishing
homestead economical SCALE and for
make good Investment and good business oca
ton. May be until day Of sale. Terms easy.
DICHARD WALTERS. AUCTI0NEER, THIS DAY,
III viii SELL at the Of Chrysie and Canal streets
stock groceries In Also the grocery and bar
the fixtures OF and modern
style In perfect ORDER bar barrels kegs
pump, and all matters must be sold without limit and moved
Immediately after sale.
CHERIFF'S sAIE.-CHAMBERs 4 FAIRCHILD, AUG.
- tiopeers Store No 1l3 Nassau sreeSae this day Feb
H. at II O'clock at the Wyoming Hotel SsS street,
consisting OF hotel furniture wines brandes bar fixtures
JOHN KELLY Sheriff
WIN, Writers, AUCrIoNEER, WILL SELL ON MON:
day. o'clock at 446 Canal street. three fine billiard
tables bridges &C., complete; also the furniture and
hxures also quantity Of liquors. bar hxtures &C. Sale pos
tive and unlimited. Saloon 10 let
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A j. BLFrCKER SON co. WILL, SELL At AUG
a. fion on Mcrday February H. la6 ut IL NJ the Mer-
chana The first cass four
brown stone front house southwest of
Thirty eighth street Lot 10 feet inches BY IS
feet 9nches can renain On BOND and mortgage Now
high soop brown front house, with under cellar hit
Sixth aud seventh avenues Gas fixtures With the house
Lot 20 by 100 ce nsnes sgUw can remain on bond and
brown front house IS ioches by 100
Sc 900 remain bond and mortgage. Thirty
street.-the two new three story high stoop PHILADELPHIA brick
front houses with brown stone trimmings and under cellars
known Nos l3 and 100 Wes Thirty seventh Houses
is feet inches by 5otee Lots Is inches by % feet
inches $6WO can remain bond aud mortgage each
house desired Possession be had at All Of these
houses bn In substantial manner contain all the
dern improvements, and finished
For maps and further particulars apply the auctoneers No.
Broad street.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN or 20 YEARS OF AGE. WORTH A
"A hundred thousand dollars well educated good family
and sound morals and who has travelled extensively desires
70 IND young LADY, Of from ~ to 20 age who having
the necesssry Suadcations would be willing make his
9uninance with view TO mAtrmony. The lady be
gious pretty, well brought up educated and amisbc
who desires % love home and prove good wife, and order
TO prevent any mcrcenary applications the lady
an equal sum-SOQ OOg applications win be strictly conf
Denial Address Confidence Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12

A UCTION NOTICE-J BoGARr AUCrIONEER-BY
a s. BodAET-1Sis Day Fsoygsry H. a. 10y clock At
sale of household furniture consisting of black walnut marble
bureaus black walnut and mahogany French
bedsesds superior hair mattresses looking glasses pal
ssses SOFAS lounges Brussels three ply and Ingram car
ings engravngs crockery cottage bedseads cottage chairs
Also Sheris saeOne Widers fire proof iron safe English
floor olcoth, Brussels carpets. &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12

YOUNG GENTLEMEN OF REFINEMENT AND MO.
raty with comfortable income, DESTROYS of forming
the acquaintance OF young lady
high responsibility and amlahe disposition with view 10 ma
trimony Please address 7. L., Herald ONCE.
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DENTTgTRY.

~ without The slightest pain By my new ADD original
freezing. This admirable system pracsed by
only, References given n required.
Dr.. n. q. DURKIN, 56S Canal street, near Wooster.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY L. 1859.

- t--. AAU3DMEMT1.
puFroNs NEW THEATRE, BRo ADwAY.
ID uads' The q e Mssrs ssd Wayne ovs
our fEHAIE xlERiCxN oousx
received s5s55 BEs: hsSsi' AnQuxr TO DOM
SHOUT uP0N SHOUT
Mias JULIA DAILY
YANKEE GAL 9 on II HER rRAvKrA.
CHEER AFTER CHEER
-'' PEAL AFTER PEAL
~n :, vs Gs.A AZ, AAERIoAN COMEDY.
hxkT EvFsa uS E 45 ss Rffssn' so
s wiis assssSz wayne q ss.
s Ssr css4 apU Soidon GelH'e a. re:
Nr Peter Nef an attorney ........ M a G. Jor i.
Lssy ARRlssy q. 4 JCrds.
Lao Mis- Ksss Psns
c cSy Ap nS'sSS! Mia: x 4ss 3. Il
Pamelia rom Yarkee srd Miss julia Day
q hs psss original ballad. oslisd oS
expressly ior Miss p xonSsu aa
srsofs ~ e o 5SS SSHaaH &C.
se..ty Of a.arpiu. q sHs@Tidins. nom A.s
family hcrsSnDsalsl turning ap@x rouOeso@s ' VIII a
AND vster nom Amsrica~Who wbo,H bombsSsI =
breakfast room-A Yankee gal among the Briushsrs-Houe
x sea voyage a cure for iasins spe ehsao.
sS ssS sad
msapderstsudngo acquaintances- hospisiss-
Or xcr
ACT Two.
DRAWING ROOM AT FAlRLow
s
a13s s s SS w. s Of
oopndence.Dongnnun and pork and beans,A manAsaG
The true greatness OF America-Dnmpings and dsvoson
Love IN lindsey woossy-A cat nearly out Of the bassos
sSsss z~Corndor in Fairiow Hal-raktng soundings-
SCENE SThs Fets thampetre-Iady Mrington's Park b
Moonlight Illuminated Garden, Ac by Hiege.The reoeS
ne ~ on E
ny Kemble, Naryat Dickens &c, &c-robscco nggerheae
chewsI shooters and pocket ordnance dscoveryFol
nss seePnss and osngs set fee
head 10 need Of sostmgsome loyeHew love And
sns das & ds~s
and pitch Ia"
ACT THIRD.
LIBRARY IN rAiRLow HALF
sventf dayA of carelessness unexpected ID
covery-The wi-suspense at end-A generous brother
orospectve-A would be emsrant~x Yankee Grs advsss
truth than poeryWhere true good cooks from
One added the census of the refuge for the dsress
sons,,'aoSr Yankee aals Mss JUL. Day
spite and spunkThe guardian and the wafd-A declare
ssd IN and 81 "a : sas
cracy dumbsoundedAn interchange OF countries props
nS are
years make dference-The tables turned-A blasted b
s s Cooking Of sns q 1ps
pendsnce-Makins ihings rghtThe Baronet kind
veatcn-As We seem and a. we sre-Everybody happy.
EPILoaUE
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A NJ. CRrsTALAR, AUCTIONEER.-BY ORDER OF
~ the assgnees Important and peremptory sale on Tues
hunting chronometer straight line detached levers nickel
plague and silver anchors in great variety the whole en-
bracng watches the celebrated manufacturers L0sado
French Tobias Cooper Beesley Roberts Pquet Pack and
Moulner also diamond cluster half hoop and single
rings enameed cluster pins studs earrings
elegant carat fine gold bracelets fancy lockes in great
ducements TO the trade general who respectfully solicit
ed attend This sale has unavodabv postponed from
Friday 18th advertised until the
consequence Of alterations In the building In Nassau street
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ACT THIRD.
4 LIBRARY IN FAIRLOW HALF
Oy ~ EuC CIIfE BcVczR
End Of
OUR FEMALE AMERICAN COUSIN.

PHnHARMoNIC SOCIETY OF NEW YORK -ssvEN
Saturday evening Feb H. 1852 at Nblos Garden The
following artists have kindly volunteered their servcesMss
soprano, md Mr. VIM. Saar piano. Conductor Mr.
Carl Tickets for sale at the music store: q ncssr
way, and NJ Wall l67 Fulton street. Brooklyn Members
will please their extra tickets before the day of the
All tickets the the evening OF
will be 81 each No secured Doors open Il;
L. sPrER Secretary
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j. BLEECKER. SON 4 co. WILL SELL AT AUC-
IA ton, Thursday Feb II at IL O'CLOCK at the Mer
A M. MERwIN, AUCTIONEER.
a. BY BANGS, MERWIN L CO.--Trade sale,
Rooms No. Is Park row.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings,

Feb l4th, 18th and 10th at 81 o'clock
Engsh Books-A large collection (purchased by Mrwm G.
Hall In 1878 at sales of the libraries of the nobility gen
try Of England comprising extensive assortment Of old
scarce and valuable standard hooks including variety
Of elegantly and expensive illustrated and illuminated
&C. For particulars catalogues to be had application
ut the saesrooms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12

PEsTAuRANT AT AuCTfoN--THE FIXTURES AND
IL furniture for conducting class rcsaurant viii he
eold at auction at IS Broadway Monday Feb IL at Io
N O'Clock A. NJ w
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nTL PAINTIsgs-JOHN LEvIsoN AUOrIoNEER
~ saesroom i42 broadway win sell tbs aav are co,Ic
ton of oil paitings, beautifully framed "'' ''''''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12

Asst WEEK OF MRS. FRANCES ANNE KEMBLF0
II Readings from SHAKESPEARE Dodworths Salnon No. 6e
Broadway.
Monday morning, Feb IA, at o'clock P. NJ HENRY w.,
Pauu
Tuesday evening, Feb. Is at O'Clock, HENRY v.
Thursday morning. feb. II, al O'Clock r. n, TWELFTH
NIGHT
FRIDAY EVENING. Feb. Is. at 8 O'Clock, HAMLET.
WITH WHICH THE COURSE WILL CONCLUDE
Tickets 81 each be obtained at ths a
Messrs Appleton Co., 3X Broadway; Mr.. Grower, eo0
Broadway At the Clarendon Hotel and ct the door.
Sofa seats reserved 81 So also be had Growers
book store, go Broadway and ct the door.
Tickets VIII be sold altar the begun and
ney win not be taken In leu Of than BY tho doorkeepers
An early attendance q solluited
This Course Of Readings viii be positively The vhlc
Mrs Kemble VIII give In New York previous TO reresnt
from public life
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12

EVoR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.-THE AMERICAN
Atlantic Screw Steam ship Company's and elegant
steamship MONTGOMERY, r. Crocker commander will
pier No. ~ North river Saturday February IL 3ocock
r M Cabin passage To Savannah with unsurpassed
modacns SIS. Through tickets TO New Orleans $50 30; Mo-
ble $50; Montgomery 500 Albany Ga, $2s Atlanta s23
Columbus Sxt Macon $2l Augusta SD also 10 principal
places in Florida at lowest leaving Savannah
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays Freight per
foot aud proporouate rates Insurance. half per
Apply 10 II. b. CROMWELL 4 Co, 80 West street
The steamsbp Huntsville succeeds Saturday, Feb. 49,
dor NASSAU, N. r., AND UAvANA.-THE BRITISH
j. and North American royal mail steamship KARNAK,
Capt A. Brownies, will sail from the companys wharf at
Jersey City for the above aer the arrival
Europa deaving Liverpool 18th February probably eth March,
no. , N n 90
For freight or passage apply to CuNARD No. Bowling
pAITIM0RE, WASHINGTON AND THE wEsT-THE
ID steamers Of the New York and Baltimore Steamship Line
leave pier Y North river daily making the passage forty
10 cents foot and propoonae For through
70 the West covering Insurance risk apply the Baltimore
Apply TO II. h. CROMWELL a CO., So W est street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12

LIOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
States mail steamer FULTON, J. A. Wottou commander,
VIII leave for Havre touching southampton To land the mails
and passengers Saturday March IL from pier
Ne. 81 North river, foot of Beach street.
Tbs ship has five water tight Compartments enclosng the
engines that in the event OF collision strandng the
could not reach them and the pumpa being free work. the
satey of the vessel and passengers would be secured
Baggage mot wanted during the should be sent on
board the day before sailing, marked below"
For freight or passage apply 10
W. s. DkAYTON, Agent No. 7 Broadway.
B.The steamer Arago will succeed the Fulton and sail
Aprn
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NOLEMAN'S CALIFORNIA LANE.
~ FOR SAN FRANCISCO,
"a awul~ Nv odv Mad av


Sailing regularly Advertised days.
Clipper Of SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Il
The AL extreme clipper ahip
FLYING MIST,
Linnen commander,
rapidly loading pier Is r. foot o. Wall street, This
endd vessel made her only "Trip San Frsncsooin lodays
and Of small capacity will be despatched promptly above
n BThs ship rates Al puA being dagonaly IRON brsced
and extra strong. Fer balance Of freight apply 10
WIN. +. COLEMAN CO., 50 Wall Ct Tontne Building.
Agents in San Francsco-Measrs. VIM. T. Coleman Co
Exchange San Francisco for sale In TO suit Limited
advances made shipments Of approved merchandise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12

CADEMY OF MUSIC.
a Friday evening, Feb. IL. 1859,
A GRAND CONCERT of the
NEW YORK ALLGEMEINER SAENGERBUND,
for the benefit Of the
GERMAN HOSPITAL FUND.
The German Leiderkranz and several dsng artists
have kindly volunteered their valuable services the
sion No Band of sixty members has been
evening Full particulars will be given In few days Tick
cts for sale at the principal music and book stores
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12

II H. LUDLOW, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
IL. of street property.E II. LII DIOW CO. will
Sell at auction Tuesday February La at IL O'clock at the
Merchants ExchangeMonroe street.-The valuable two story
brick house and lot No. 29 Monroe street.
good order and rents for 1915
annum 20 by 9A6 Full particulars No. IA Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12

TlKE NORTH GERMAN LI.OYDs NAIL STEAMSHIP
NEW YORK,
Fl. j. voN SANTEr. COMMANDER,
Carrying the United States Mail.
viii san positively
SATURDAY, FEB. 49, atlzM.,
Tor Bremen via Southampton taking for London
HAvTe southampton and Bremen nj the followngga
Second cabin. IS
For freight or passage
AppIyt 10
GELPCKE, kxUTGEN REICHEIL.
"a BrosdWaY
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liz MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
ONCE No. % broadway.
The following ia statement of the affairs Of the company
c Gar susss fsSrnsr n
Receipts during the year
For Interest ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S6,l0 81
FOR annu1tes 3,4oZ W-SIS1,6O4
Disbursement. during ihe year.: '''' -
Paid claims by death dncludIng add
Reduction Of premiums, annuiues,
surrendered policies ......... s4,% Of
Expenses, to wt:-Exchange, post
age: taxes, printing and advertising,
stationery, law expenses, medical
examinations rent salaries, &c.. 1885 IL &s5ll3O 81
Cash assets hand LIST February 1852 s,lsssss ~
Invested as foiow.:-
Cash on band and In bank. .......... Sl73,756 OS
Bonds and mortgages mort! e. sors,s cci,.c 70
ed and in Course 1880 g. ass q
and deferred premium nclu-
Number Of policies issued during the year LIS
Ucqeese IN he net cash ssss,s during the
carefully examined the foregoing statement and be-
'e'' INC 'A"' :" - '' SHEPPARD ROMANS, Actuary.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES;
Willard Fillmore, Samuel y. Cornell
William " Brady, John M stuart,
Robert H. McCurdy, Alfred Edwards
John v l. pruyn a sucns RRoSS IScosx
isasc a. Pearson. George s; Cee.
john Ei" 4 swift sSis,' WIN. (; Strong
S.cssr 4I Psssics, William viii %f r. fophsm.
Nathaniel s HAYDEN smith B sS.,p,
John fFSREHsbERrck s. w1ssrSs fsesser.
secretary Medical Essmner MS1u as f sf MD ''-
DENTTsTRY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12

TNDWAHD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER. HOUSEHOLD
u furniture carpets, &c.-BY II. &F. H. SCHENCK.-Ths
day 18th iOls O'Clock at their saesroom 80 Nassau
street elegant assortment Of household furniture removed
of SALE consisting 10 of carved
parlo brocade brocatel reps and hair CLOTH
and mahogany sofas ete tees yoaire and
chairs wood mahogany oak and enameed cham
Der rosewood and aide etegeres rosewood
mahogany and wardobes; solid oak dining
furnite walnut mahogany and oak extension tables; Turk
ish easy chairs lounges, &c
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NVON NV EN- UOL-F OSIII EL1 FIKST -StIf.-TdE
ship afoat will sail Feb 15 For passage cabin second
bin seerage, apply on board pier Norh river
p. N. DEMAREST. 40 South street.
GREAT UNITED STATES NAIL SOUTHERN STEAM.
" shp line for Havana and Key West, Fla, via Charles
ton, 8: CThe splendid and favorite steamship ISABEL
Capt VIM Rollins will leave Chareston Key West and
Havana the 4h and 10Th Of each month The Charleston
steamships will this for Charleston Wednes
day Saturday. at o'clock p n. pier No North
river, connecting with the ISABEL for the above ports
SPOFfORD. TIiESTON CO. q Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12

DARNUMS MUSEUM-MADAME ELvIRA ON THE
ID flying wire. The Nubian Troubadours and surprisingly
viii nsibe for care and grief adapted
to the dantest well the most robust mental consitu
ton The Aquars Happy Family Living Serpent &C. Ad
mittance Is cents; Children under ten, Is cents-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12

u" GiGNoUx's GREAT MOONLIGHT PICTURE
OF NIAGARA FALLS,
belonging to Mr.. Belmont)
Admiration Is cents For the benefit of the
NURSERY AND CHILDiS HOSPITAL AND CHILDREN0
AID SOCIETY,
under the patronage Of Mrs pu Bo Mrs D. D. Field, ML
Ed Cooper Mrs Degen Mrs Walden Pe Mira Constant "a.
AtGOUPIL'S Gallery, 1856 Broadway.
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The demand constantly and largely Increasing for hese
tables and cushions and been obliged 10
facilities for manufacturing. And employ In our
establishment more than engaged In all similar
bshmens in the United States combined None but the best
mechanics employed and the finest exciu
svely used The utmost used In branch and
prompt attention paid TO orders received by mail.
Mr. phesns constant attention ii given the improvement
of every thing connected with biards and five patents
been issued 70 protect the improvements made the Latest
dated
NOVEMBER THE 18TH 1858.
Tables Of any sze made at short notice.
OCONNER b COLLENDER,
Sole Manufacturer, 81 and s. Ann street
Orders addressed 70
MICHAEL PHELAN, Pateutee
At 1856 and 1888 Broadway, New York
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HENRY b. HERTS, JR, AUCTIONEcR-BY HERTs 4
MOSS-wi sell on Saturday, Feb IL at l0h O'clock at
i args c r NO. ~ Pine by order Of Hgnees
baltimore rockers seat Office chairs oak and
painted dining room chairs &C. Also lot OF fancy clocks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12

A TLANTIC ROYAL MAI. STEAA NAVIGATION CON-
"A panys New Yort and Galway Line The nen departure
from New York viii be the steamship CtRCASsIAh Captain
Capt wstera on Thursday tho 81 Of Aarca next touch
ing 1t St johns n r. 70 receive the royal a Prices VI
psssags-FrH class So0 second $780, third $780, Including free
hckes 70 ~ the principal cite. railway routes IN dres
bedding Passage 70 st. Johna-FirE class $685. second ~
For freight passage inquire Of the American Express Corn
81 Hudson and at their other advertised oces 10
e interior Passage IN the third cass can be secured At
the above oces bring from OF the principal
cities on the llues Of railway Great Britain for S from
Galway for $50 AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY
New YORg, Jan. n, 1859. ALEX. HOLLAND, Manager.
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@ hrookyn Nineteenth ward, allotted 70 Clayton
and other scet city railroad on Kent Avenue viii be ed Al
encuon y yAMEs COLE SON, Merchants Exchange, on
Monday February H. At II O'CLOCK e. mar rant cnn rsrn.n
Mechanics Fire Insurance COMPANY 81 Wan ssrccA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12

These clubs number amongst their members some The
best amateur players the world Every part Of the country
In favor of the tables and append
list Of well known places where parties about purchasing
bes confidently rererred 10 for information the
superior in which every mechanical detail appertai
ing the table Ii execued:-
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r Asst WEEK BUT ONE
and PANORAMA OF THD HOLY LAND, ct BanvarP1
hall $50 Broadway every evening, at O'Clock and ev5
Is eenn; children u centa
NyIBLO'S SALOON.-A GRAND CHARITY CONCERT
IN will take place at Niblos Saloon Friday evening,
49, 1proceeds for the benefit of the House of Mercy
New York, Eighty sixth street North river Several dsi-
gushed artists win appear Tickets 81 EACH procured
at the principal book and music storea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12

NEW ORLEANS
IN MOBILE, MONTGOMERY. ATLANTA
ALBANY, COLUMBUS. MACON AUGUSTA,
And various places In FLORIDA
Via Savannah Geo.
The favorise steamship FLORIDA, Capt j. Crowell will
Satur la, Feb. L. at r. NJ from pier NO North
Ticket be had for the following places
by any other steamer from New York TO Savannah
modatiOns SUPERIOR
New York Orleans, $50 81: Mobile SIS; Montpom.
cry, Ala, SIG; Atlanta Ga, S3 Albany Ca $2 Colunous
Ca, $23 Macon Ga S2l; Augusta, 80; Savannah $l6
The STAR oF THE SOUTH, Capt. Thomas Lyon, succeeds
on Wednesday, Feb. l6.
For freight or passage apply To -
sAMUEL l.. MITCHELL a SON,
M Rroa
, 1859-08-11

sud the. ai7angcpnents for. transporting ttock
rnd other articles for exhibiting Il tie Fair will
commences on "Wednesday Of the.ueek previous
10 the Fair. -. ~ 80
4, Persons desiring to send articles 10 the Fair
for competition and premiums, will please con-
sign them to J. P. Reynolds,' Frterort, Supein-
tendent of the Fair Grounds. AL expenses to
bs paid BY The o@bes Of the property, who, By
himself or agent. must be present to place The
sumo On exhibition. - -.-~--:- -.
Ample means will BE- found at rrseooss to g.
coh1modate III persons with food 1nd lodgings
who raar visit the Staie ,F4ir.-Special. .trai1s
will be run from Frespost to Dixon and from
Freeport to Galena, aud the ceotrsl roaa, sud
from Freeport to Rockford, ou tho Galeaa aud
Chicago road, mornings and eyauiugs, during
the Far, for the purpose Of accommodating per-
sons wlrr desire 10 Tisft The places named, OF
intermediate points, fer lodging OF other ot}ecis
Half fare will ke chE:sed Oh these extra trains.
CSnfenica. grounds near the enclosure viii be
furnished for persons who desire to encau,p at
the H1aiir.
@pab'ishersof nevspspers in Illinois, To-
WI md Wisconsin will confer special obiisa-
tion on the Illinois State agricultural Societv.-
by Publishing this circular il their resnec.iys
Cor. Sec. iii. State AZ: Society.