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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-07-20

Nv little love, do.you relneInber,
Ere We were grown So sadly wise,
Those evenings il TT bleak December.
Curtain'd warm from the .owy weather.
When YOU and ! played che>s together.
Checkmated by each others ey~
All, sill see your soft. white hand
lowering warm DER Queen and KING mt
Brave Pawns in valiant battle stand
Tine double Castle guar! the wings;
The Bishop. bent on distant things,
Moves. siding. through the fight
Our fingers touch our glances meet
And faiier falls your golden hair
Against my check vour bosom swee,
Ia h,:aving. Down the field. your queen
Rides slow, her soldiery ali between
And checks me unaware.
All me the little battles done,
Disperss is all its chiyalry;
PuIi.msny q move, sin then, have we
Mid Iife's. pesplsxing chequers made
And msny game with fortune play d
What is,itlwe have wen
This. this-at least. if this alone
That nerer, never, never more,
IA in those old, still nights of yorc,
FIRE we were grown so sadly wIse')
Gan YOU and shut out the i,s,
Shut out the world. and wimtry weather'
And eyes exchanging warmth WITH eyes.
Pjay ch.ss, as then We played together.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-07-20

The Grant County Herald recon-
mends Mr.. j. L. Pickard as the Repub-
lican nominee for State Superintendent.
Mr.. ?. holds an elevated position in the
public mind as an educator, and we
doubt not his nomination would be
sound.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-07-20
WHAT II TAEEs ro.MAKE A BArroo,

The great balloon in which the recent
trip was undertaken from st. Louis to the
: Atlantic, required six mouths to coat it.
at Al average of II hours labor per day
The sewing occupied 500 days, and was
done by girls, who were selected from
among the best seamstresses to be found
twenty-five hundred aud fifty yards Of
very best Chinese oiled silk were used IN
its construction, and six miles of cord us.
ed in the Meeting. 1t is one hundl ell and
eighty feet IN circumference, and its the
largest balloon ever manufactured.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-07-20
Tue Louisville Democrat thus speak,
Of the reopening Of the slave trade.

Judging from present indications, this
is s growing sentiment in the South. Men
who do not quite consent 10 the PROPOSE.
ton, make but feeble resistance and
usually concede enough 10 nullifv their
position.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-07-20
LAND & LOTS FOR SALE

THHE subscriber offers for sale the fo,low;,...
Il valuable lots of land,
West half of section %, also the whole 9
section 30, Town % Range IL.
Also several choice pieces Of farming laid in
the vicinity of River Falls.
E.These lands will be sold on such Terms that
none need be without farm.
Also quite number of desirable BUILDING
Lots in River Falls. which viii be solt on easy
terms and low prices
For further particulars enquire At my resi-.
dence IN River Falls.
WM: A. TozER
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-07-20

sS-We would request ST our friends in this
and adjacent towns 10 aid US in giving interest
10 our paper, by furnishing Us with items OF
local news, articles on any of the Industrial
interests of the community or Of literary
character.
No communication will be inserted, unless
accompanied by the real name Of the writer
not necessarily for publication, but as guar
anty of the writer's good faith.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-07-20
poettn,
The Chess Beard,

Young BuLwER, under the alias OF
Owen NJ rdeiih,. recently published vol
urnc of poerss il Aonloa. His poem
The Chess Buar.i-the Athenouns for.
see, will be extracted in all future collec.
tons Of English. poetry. Here it is,
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-07-20

,z- Advertising bills must be paid quar-
.erly. in advance.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-07-20

The vhalips.seDson--I Youth.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-07-20
Pr ATT & EaETs.

nEALERS in Dry GooDs, GROCERIES,
Doors. SHOES. HATS, CAPS, DC.
River Falls, June 18th, 1858.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-07-20

CARPENTER, Joiner. and House Builder
~ River Falls, June ID, 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-17
"A NJ. q. EDEY. AUCTIONEER.
EZhA LUDLOW, JR.,
Win sell this dav,
A UCTIoN NOTICE.

A UCTIoN NOTICE.
"A JOHN j. RENNIE, AuctIoneer Office $50 Broadway.
large sr Of household furniture, drawing
sus pianoorte satuary paintings, VASES.
brouzes pier and mantei mirrors, lace curtains, dc.
JOHN j. RENNlE will sell this day Il thursday Feb
Sixth the catalogue containing the largest and best
household furniture offered 81 auction this season,
all made order for the and ID be peremptry
sod 10 the highest bidder.
sale at II O'Clock precisely.
Drawing hOoms-Sold carved ROSEWOOD suiis. covered Ia
rich consisting sofas chairs
reception and eight paror c-is centre tables %
ranwood adys work table, encogneurs Turkish aod
Ginning chairs wood eegeres DOORS mirrors
80 By LOG mantel MIR % In 50 gut pier
bes marble tops velvet carpets match curtains
and corrces. French painted shades superb oil outings
Pastel painting the Madonna by Bonnard; landscapes
Eenea Germany by vazell rut piece; wntsr scene by
Coe Rosewood seven pianoioc. richly carved 10
Tuii and flowers, stool and cover music bo)xs, &c
AAn marble satuettcs, bsgue French china and
ngure, Two bronze and oroiu chandclers q day
clock, hall stand and chairs.
Dining Room xtenaon table, buffet bu,ler's
eanu rrencn cnna dinner and rich ocean
ters eopes wines cham pagnes fru stsnds preserves &C.
FORKS silver pn.eu CASTS knives add forks s,ver,
colce urn ohips room chairs, cJc &c.
Chambers, second story
BILE tops nnd rrench plate mirrors and
machi pure har ueitcnser ps'asees holsters and OIL
lows pshAes snees eonnierpanes mirrors
Chambers third and fourth NosI.s wabogspv hess.e.d
wshsandA bureaus boDsst-uds ruutr,aaaS .,the so
fnp carpets NC Also large assortment al hesapcn
mud kitchen furniture With whit the will c,nsieuc.
each dcroe required Of ali purchasers sale uus,c rim OF
shne. nouse 70 let possession ume iately.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-17
SCyNr--NNGLAND.
SYNOPSIS OF INCIDENTS, ETC.
ACT ONE

siR WA APPIEBYs MASbtoN
Scarcity OF news and surplus Of "Hs'-1idngs from Anne
rfcs Il be absent son-Msmonal proecs4 cloud 10 the
family horizoDDanel turning up''k troublesome VILLA
chance Tor The exercise OF heress in prospective
and vis'ter from Americswho il WHOA bombshell In
breakf& roomA Yankee gal among the BritshersHome
remembrsnces and great enduranceA description
OF sea voyage and for faning spesA chance
for Barnura-Yankee modesy and English bushesBiddes
perple at horneA sudden outbreak and slight
msunderstandngd aoquaintances American hospitality
Lost satche hopeless searcn-A sudden elevation and
STAkTllkG EEFkCT-END OF ACT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-17
sHITPPING.

L'oR SAVANNAH AND FLoRIDA.-THE AMERICAN
A. Ataniic Screw steamship Conpanys and elegant
senmshp huNIsVliLE. tapiain John A. Post viii leave
ter u North river on Saturday, February 49, O'Clock p
so hro.sh tickets 70 Nv trleans $50 49, Mobile s Mont
romery So, Al5augh Sl Alfalfa and Columbia So Ma
s2l Albany Ga $50 principal places in Florida Al
he lowest rates steamers leaving Savannah Mondays Wed
refdays and frdays Freight ten cents per fos and al pro
poionaic Ias Insurance one half per Apply o. H.
CROMWELL kCO. s6 West street The MONTGOMERY
succeeds GA saturday FEB. 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-17
OUR FEMALE AMERICAN COUSIN.

DARNUMS MUSEUM MADAME EIvtRA ON THE
y Flying Wire, and in her GkAUEFuL and DIFFICULT
DANCE FEAT. N0BIAE TkOUBADOURS, NEGRO
tIGEtIRtiDTIE9, COMIC MfLODIsTs, LAUGH PRO.
voKERs AsDtus MANUFAoTuREas. C. A. sEARLEs
Prrdder Bores bapiois; Mr. TNkNER ba1jos and basso
BILLY BLAIR. anbornis,; J. ENGLISH basso primo
JOHN HASSETI vocal ex'emporisi; NJ u. gDAOND6
volnist; WIN H. vINCENT buriesque dancer. This
and evening al IA O'Clock The exquisite AquarA
Hsppy Family &c, usual Abundance IS Cents children
under ten, l3oents-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-17
!. uor1oN NorICE.-BY JNo. J. RENNIE, AUG

uoTIor EoTICE-BY JNo. J. RESNIE, AUG
sale Of elegant furniture public auction this
day DEP ~ commencing at Tx o'clock at the residence -
ready NY office ass E,o1away Of Rsade Street
sold mahogsny extension table case &c silver tea set
su% p sn cham
Pagnes vines gobets and decanters 70 match Ivory
hair eloh sofs chairs earp o., r. rug p &c
covered satin, with match; medallion chairs,
frames velvet carpeiing pier mirrors lace eurains corner
sns s aDa ONE table
piano STOOL cover and MUSE sn.e mirrors oil paintings &C.
Second storyRose bedstes rosewood bureau
nsG M oS% 5et har feather
blankets quilts sheets pillows holsters brussels carpets mir
books spisoons. engravings, flee irons, &c.
Mahogany cottage SUIT pieces toilet SET ID pieces; ingram
cs.pct, rug. lese iee to:a ard caairs
contains walnut sedseads baresus washs,anas mattresses
quilts, carpets, sofa bed, cane ana wood ohinrs
Chandeliers hasand stair carpet brass rods Also kitchen
and furniture of every Descriptions gas brackets,
window shades, hxlurts &c
nj commencement of sale in front boupe pair
light chestnut horses warranted sound and gentle harness;
light double buggy, harness Sc. complete.
deposit in banksbe money Of every pur
chaser not known to the aucnoneer.
J. BLEEoKEK, SON & co. WILL SELL, ON FRI
cSanee Gay On Suos Street.-The two story attic brick
h ss s x ana lot M
S Sss,s'N TWO 'A''' $40 'D' '' w. 80 w
BEEcKER FEB Is
sae-On North Moors street.-The story and attic brick
aeuss e sii & S eo
ton Ss Si sSSa two house and lot
On ch avenue-1he story brick house and lot No.
A ~ On rer Of n. two story brick houses
Nd w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-17

A UCTIoN NOTICE.-wEfIES NICHOLS, AUG rIONEER
"A BROWN 4 NICHOLS viii sell on Friday, Feb. Is, at /
O'Clock at salesroo IS st paintings choice
collection valuable oil psntngs by ancient and modern
the contributors OF the late fair OF the American
Union and from sources removed convenience
eae which those OF Coeps OF Amster daIn Carl
Berghein Peter de Caona Harper Poientine OF ondon
OF do Antonsen Ggnoux oddie kicnerd innes
Ioeues aud paintings the day before the sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-17

n York Newfoundland and LONDON Telegraph 60 IOO
IS 600 Northern Ia KR Goshen !Branch first mortgage BIDS
O Chicago St Paul and Fond du Lac kk construction bd
600 Town OF Fort Madison (ia) per cent bonds.
900 Slilw auke and beloh RR farm mortgage bonds.
Is 900 ] zee County Oa) per cent bonds .
addition the regularly advertised
List during every SALE Regular ancon sales OF stocks and
honda every 49, O'clock the Merchants Exchange
bones bought and sold at private sale and at the
rokers Beard Interest allowed on deposits large varie
~ OF securities constantly on hand at private sale
= ALBERT H. NICOLAY,
Stock Auc.ioneer and Banker. No Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-17

CADFMy OF MUsIC-FRIDAY, FEBRUARY H. Ia5e
"A Grand Concert Of the New York Agemefn SaneepbInd
for the benefit Of the GERMAN HOSPITAL lie aid o{
the German Lederkanz Mad Anne Caradori and Herr VIII
liam Doebler Conductors y Kruger and A. Pam Leader
J. Noll Progrnnme-far LII. Overture to Oberon O. II
Weber. Liebe, CherubnjNew York Allaeznen San
gerbund Scene and Arie d. opera FreIschuz q NJ Won
cert Davd-Hrrr I'm. Doehler. S Dtbyrambe soI che
and orchestra j. Rietz-New York Angemein Sangerbnnd
Part Ill Walpurgisnacht Introduction, soil and chor d.
Merdessohn-Gefma Iiederkrars 2 Scene Are Bee.
Csrsdor Kfiseerod. preis composition Pr.
Ruger-New York Algemen Sangerbund Doors open Al I:
concert commences Of O'Clock Admission ticket ST. reserved
seats 60 cents family circle 80 cents amph Is cenI
tickets for sale at Hall soI sc 2 BROADWAY
Wtstermsn Co e boos store. go Broadway VIM Rad
de's book store, 200 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-17

DEEEFIT or THE MOUNT VERNON FUND
ID The accomplished uagedisn, Mr. ALEX ANDER BUR
GER, Will make ois debut before New Yorg
frdsy Feb IL. in of his elegant
entitled CHOICE READINGS AND REGULATIONS FROM
THE POETS embracing the mort beautiful gems OF Shass
pere for the benehcf the MOUNT vEsNON ASSOCIATION
at yrque Han, 765 Broadway Mr. Burger unrvaed a.
dramatic reader and In pronounced the promising
pedan the American stage Mr. b. will read before lyce
ums clubs &c All letters from and others
be directed the New York Post Office Single of
the above entertsnme mt tickets will
ADMIT gentleman and ladies' Tickets be procured
thu Of thu Mount Vernon Association
ut Crowens book store Broadway and at the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-17
NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1859.


AADSNlns,n1x,
RUETok'S XIV TrrArrE BROADWAY,
IL uncer The management Of T. Moore aud Wayne Otyf1s
Bkli.iIAkr SUcCfSs
Our fLNAiE AMEaICAn COU3fr
received eye y algit " bqe.es
SEoWDfD From PfEQUN 10 OoMg
SHOUT UPOn sH5Ur
AI2s JULIA DAILY
fAAkEt GAL os HER TRAVELS.
greeted with
CHEER Aztec cHEEE
PkALAfrER PEAL
OF genuine a IA htsT THIS
GAEtF MEUICAE COMYOs,
D. SHAAiLl. :, a Lhk, fas., will be presented
. 5nEEf EViNlNS Vr1IL FURTHER NOTICE.
~ 80 -. ~ s'sno1
Sr f~carepfe FhzAe Mr. Cranshaw
versn pple9!. Nr - Deimcu Grace
su l.s ooI.en .ar a - bitke
~. nj Suanuict
~ reSf Men, on attorney MI IL Joilan
IT e, 1ussSn
srpptcvs Jof jan
Iaty m,AipEton MIS- H. moore
A"uy Nts3 fnlfnof
A.niF aprsDy sles Ato9s
80.
PANEL from Yankee land. Miss Julia DAILY
Bridget, going 70 Yankee lad ........ Miss Craushaw
In the courie of the original ballad called "Our
Yarkee Grs written by Charles music composed
expressly Tor Miss DAILY By Mr. Molennsuer asd fashion
able dance By sixteen adies and gentlemen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-17

NJ MERwIN, AUCTIoNEERaBY BANGS MERwIN
"A. CO-Trade sale rooms. Is Park row, Monday even
ing Feb IL O'Clock and hve following evenings at the
same hour-prvate library Of the late freeman Hunt Esq
for many years the aud proprietor Of Hunts Merchants
Magazine being the largest and most extensive COLLECTION OF
dard works great variety in department. aud parcu
larry rich complete Of nearly all the various serial pub
lcatcns civil religious and scieptc many OF the historical
biographical poecs works scarce The col
lection includes variety OF light literature &C. Ca
tslocues may be had at the s.lesrooms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-17

DRAWING ROOM AT fAiRLow HALL.


Doubt ard snspense-Famly reyelaiops-A natural born
republican somebody 'sodA declaration Of inisntons-
American citizen title Of notlisyTho Presdeney-The
only thing reachA curiosity and dead mana
mother and independent against
The greatness Of AmerIcaDunplngs and devotion
Love In LINDSEY wooseyA nearly the bAg--Sono
body In love, who lie iu
SCENE 2-corrdor in Fairlou Eall-Taking soundngs-
Frank expression OF opinion.
SEINE SThe Fete Champ Mixingtons Park by
tonThe presentsion Dignity and dry go,dsA farm
The advantages OF reading books o rsves Trolope Fan
ny Kemble Msryau. Dickens &c Re Tpbacco niggersead
and ksppahannock he only in who
chswix shooters and pocket crdneuce-A discovery"Fn
ings keepiEgE and losngg seetinga'Gerad Get free-A
dec arsonSentnent and saitata ai conparsonsA
whcr 10 loveAn angry father and red female Yankee
dsnderA csbce-tunch and duck for one-A break down
Anc pitch in.'
ACT rHIRD
Library FAlRLow
The conference.-the more bght-Patience virtue-Tho
covery-Ihe vi-suspense ut endA generous brother
and happy her-hare inceed--A family meeting
prospecive-A would he emigrantA Yansee girls advice
than poetryWbere good cooks from
added Of the refuge for the distressed
Of all nations.
Sopp-"Our Yankee (;as' Miss Julia DAILY
Spite and epunkThe guardian and the waroA declara.
ton-Ihe reusal-s and ind,gnsti1n-A and .
ssorer-A friend 10 MEDIA member Of the British aristo-
durnbfounded-An interchange Of countries proposed
accepsdTears and temper-Fef To the
impairment, documept-1hngs checkered-Five years
make dference-1he tables turnedA blasted Baronet-
looking upFaneu Hall Fourth Of Independence
Ing things igbt1he Baronet grows kinda bagsnA
raj spice1he deed OF gift Another reveatonss
aud as We are-svery oooy happy
By ali the Characters.
49,. ..x.. , hsD ~.v,ox.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-17

ucrfoy NOTICE.-AEY PERSON OR PERSONS
visiting 70 dispose of thsir household furniture without
che purcsy auction ind cash purchaser any
frun now OF May by add easing box Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-17

WALL.ACK's THEATRE
w THIRD NIGHT
NEW TABLEAU-vYCrOgY
THE VETERAN
continuing to be received With applause houss
CsOWDED TO TIE C&ILISG,
u will be repeated
EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
MI WALLACk...,.:....a s THE COLONEL.
In order 10 give variety and scenic GRANDEUR az
the play.
A NEW TABLEAU
has been arranged In addition those which ALREADY ex
sucb enthusssm viz = ~
THE ASSAULT BY THE ZOUAyRs
THE RLGIMEhT ON THE MARCH
Mr.. LESTER WALLACK.. LEON
MR.. HROUGHAM. as THE VIZIER
Mr. WBEATLElGH .aS. EUGENE
MISS MARY CANNON. AFOREMENTIONED BLANCHE
Mks SLOAN 'as: .GULNARE
+. Hodges Mr. Young Mr. Tree Mr. Bernard, Mr. Jefries
nj @. Parsloe, Ass H. Hearade, Miss Tree original
Performances terminate before ii O'Clock.
The doors will open at Il performance to at7K
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-17

a ucrfor IcE.-THg UNDERSIGNED WILL GIVE
n tbe ersona attention the sale Of household furniture
M The residence OF about breaking up housekeeping
or IN pre.rpNle sarsrooms. which well adapted
the display OF the gooos eAMu Ell ooucoD Co., 81
n street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-17

T Asst WEEK OF MRS. FRANCES ANNE KgMBLxg
~ Readings from Sakspere at Dodworhs Saloon 10 SOC
Broadway.
Monday morning Feb H. at o'clock p ~, HENRY w.,
Part II.
Tuesday evening. FEB 10, at O'Clock HENRY v
Ibnrsday morning, FEB H. a. O'Clock T. NJ, TWELFTH
NIGHT
WITH WHICH THE COURSE WILL COnCLGDE.
iicket, ~ each be obtsned a; tn stores OF
hessm Appleton 4 Co.. SiC Broadway; Nj Crcwsn $40
Broadway at the Clarendon So.e' and IL the door
book store, coo Broadway, and at the door
Tickets viii NOT be sod after the reading m0
viii not be taken r lieu of them by the dncrkeepers
An early attendance 10 soliyited-
his Course Of Readings will be positively las. which
MIRA genbie viii give II New YORK previous retirement
rom public lite.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-17

"A. CO., saleroouis No. 10 Park rowrriday even
ing 49, O'Clock large private library OF medical and
books comprising valuable medical and surg
cal works. including that choice and scarce; also
collection of library OF standard works various sub
jects embracing variety OF illustrated works. new pnblica
lions, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-17

GyTEAM TO GLASGOW, LIvERPOoi. BELFAST, DUB
- liz and Londonderry without delay. for 80 Ssiurn tick
cts either Of the above places good for s months by
steamer of the line $50
EDlHBUR0, Capt Cumming ..gstrrasy, feb 49, " NJ
GLASGOW. Capt Thomson Saturday, March 49, IL NJ
hates OF passageCabn SIS. tha cls found with cooss3
provisiOns. So
ROBGlT CRAfa. II broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-17

TT UNION CONCERT HALL.
5000 people weekly visit this fashionable
and popular place Of amusement.
where the lsrges; company of the best
selected talent OF America and Eurooe
receive nightly the paudits of crowded houses
Mr. W. bosrdweli.. Stage ManaSe~
Mons Fieuer Leader Of Orchessra
wADSWORTH 4 FOX Proprietary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-17

leave pier 10 .aros -, -, -
8 new York and baltimore Sieamshp line
" .'orin river daily. making the passage 10 fSrty
fciln 70 baltimore. fcen,A Il WILMINGTON
epe pr loot and prnporionaie rsics Fn- thrSug 49,
y ta- We. covering tnsprance risk apply nsiios-
end ~nshrg,on kAr0ad Conpsnya once go Rr9,ds,tv
AppFia H. Il CSCMWhfd, A CO :, 70 " es, etrcei
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-17

= olisre. FsAs bERs Asu ScHDo,.A Ara NESFNCf
- iuy Informed that the subscriber IA sernk he Dey
hNkrsh Canvass oil nod waer nrs brasbca pssies draw
tng papers, Be- NJ lower prizes than h-r h1uas In the
CIV. " scHAUs. Arna's' Vo'ormAo 90 troAd~sv.
pOk7RhiT OF PAU MOlrHy AN ACCURATE FN.
gtsyed Paul WORLDLY prnt.l ~ lrlll paper
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-17

fNOLEMAN'S CALIFORNIA LINE
~ FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
First clipper TO sail.
The A No extreme clipper ship
FLYING MIST
Iinpell commander d.
VIII continue receive freight pier r. East river until
THURSDAY NEXT, 18TH INST.
When she will clear and 60
Shippers will please complete their engagements once
and hand in bills OF ladDg 70 -
WIN. I. COLEMAN 4 co,
No SO Wall street,
Tontine building.
The celebrated extreme clipper ship
DAVID CROCKETT,
Spencer, commapder,
iine, and be despatched before the 2tn
rroximo Engagements can now be made.
Agents In San Francisco
Messrs VIM. T. COLEMAN& co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-17

tIIICHCOCk'S EAIIUNAL CONCERT HAIL, l72 NEW
ii Canal street
CONCERTS FOR THE PEOPLE
CONCERTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
Immense Of the celebrated n
Mr.. W. HARRISON,
who will Introduce his budget OF comcaes consistinr of
DELlNEATIOrS OF CbARAiTER.
COMO SONGS. LAUGHABLE LECTURER
Also exteporlsng upon subject by the
UNRIvALLED in THE WHOLE WORLD
The charming and popular vocalist
Misc EMMA FROTHIEGHAN
with the beautiful and fascinating dapseuses
hiss FANNY COLE and Nile. MARIETTA
HARRY FoX; the best delineator OF negro lite,
GEORGE WREN, comedian and comic vocalik
AN EXCELSIOR ENTERTAINMENT.
ADMISSION 10 CENTS, including refresh,neut ticket
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-17

.usTRAJIA PIoNEER LINL-YsT BLTsHED 1859
a Carrying the United States mais Sailing positively
The day noble clipper ship BREWSTER 1000
gsier Clark ander rapidly loading pier
10 and viii have prompt despstch for Melbourne
she only Al ship the berth Australia
splendid and commodous accommodations for passengers
One half her already engaged and will
plesse early application for freight For freight
sage apply to K ". CAMERON, No Bowling Green. Sight
Bills sale and cash advances made consignments
ernees IN australia Messrs. Wilkinson Brothers X Co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-17

IN MOBILE, MONTGOMERY, ATLANTA,
ALBANY, tOLtNBiA A. MACON, AUGUSTA
And various places in FLORIDA,
Via SAVANNAH, Ga.
The svorite steamship AUGUSTA Can't s. Wooihnl will
leave on saurdayi Yep 49, at r. NJ, from pier No North
river Tickets be had for the following places
low as NY other steamer from New York TO Savannah
accommodates SUPERIOR
New York 10 New Orleans $50 rs; Mobile 1856 Montgomery
Ala, SO, Atlanta. Ca, 49, albany, s2s Columbia ia
S23: Macon, Ga 81; Augusta, $50; Savannah, SIS
The ALABAMA, Capt George IT, Schenok. succeeds on
Wednesday, Feb. q. Mt p. NJ.
For freight or passage spply 70
SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL SON
No. n broadway