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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06
Mosphy and NIl Putino -
lFrom 20 tiers Spirit OF the fins

Prom Po-ter's Spirit OF the fimssl
Leonardo, like Morphy, vas young Law
student Of brilliant parts and like Morphy
very miminutive in size. From this fact
and also on account Of his modest, unpre-
tending manners, he received the soubri.
quet Of II Puttino-the Little Boy. Little
a. he was, however, he soon beat all the
Chess players Of Rome, and acquired the
reputation Of being the Champion Of al
Italy. The great Chess reputation of the
time, however. was Ruy Lopez, a Spanish
curate, who being promo ted to bishopric,
had occasion to visit Rome on ecclesiastical
business Making his mitre of less account
than his Chess renown, he sought out II
Puttino and to the modification Of the
youth, the Churchman overthrow him.
Feeling his disg-s SO keenly, he eecre' "
left Rome, and transferred his standard 10
Naples, where for two years he overthrow
all corners, but while thus engaged he cult
waited but one single hope and that was to
wresl his lost laurels back from the insul-
ting Spanish Bishop. Finding himself suf
ficiently omplished for that purpose, and
avoiding a challenge from Paolo Bor, the
Syracusan. which threated to divert him,
and perhaps intercept his purpose he set
out for the Court of Philip H., at Madrid
He there found Ruy Lopez, the undisputed
King Of Chess for Spain; and, withholding
bis NAME for age had somewhat altered
him. he at once audaciously engaged the
priest A few games convinced him that
he was now the master of the churchmsn,
and though he might easily have over
thrown him. game by game. he contented
himself with alternating the success This
If nk ii
power as Ruy Lopez, at once became the
theme OF the entire Court at Madrid, ard
the King, as excited as the rest, made q
match Of q thOusad crowns q SIDE, between
Lopez and the stranger, to be awarded to
the winner Of the first three games
The match was played in presence Of the
entire court and at the foot Of the throne,
and the fret two games were lost by Leon
ardo. The king, seeing the stranger 60 eat
lily beaten, rose to leave the room, as if the
match we're virtually at an end whereup
on the Italian, falling upon his knees, en-
treated him to stay. 81 have purposely
lost the fret two games," said he, lin order
to display my superior skill. am the Put.
tino. come hither to Madrid to overthrow
Rye Lopez. for his insulting taunts when
he worsted me ct Rome I am now his
master. and l will best him the next three
games" 1t turned out as II Pntino had
promised, and the King INFESTED him with
with royal ermine cloak and jewel, as the
King of Chess. He subsequently vanquish
PaolO Dor. the Syracusan, and remained
the acknowledged King of Chess until he
died.
Paul Morphy is the II Puttino of the
present age. with the difference only, that
he has never met with q defeat.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06

FxEScH GossIr.-In regard to the
approaching marriage Of Prince Ma
PoIeon, Paris correspondent writes
Another piece Of news is that the
Prince Napoleon il really going to be
married to the little Princess Clotilda
lonIy 10 yesrs old), daughter of the
King Of Sardinia. Thia alliance has
been before spoken Of, and the rumor
was contradicted. l believe the news
Is now official, and that the event will
be announced in the Emperor's speech
on Feb. Z. Visions Of q REPETITION Of
"my uncle's" policy and a French
viceroy in Italy haunt and terrify the
public.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06

winter. The grading from Lacon to
Gslva is about half completed, and
from Galva to the Mississippi at New
Boston outtwo- thirds ofitis finished
What the result Of this matter will
be it is not vet possible to determine
It is well, however, to lear the fact in
mind that the road is not yet built
and the Bill has not yet passed the
Lepislatnre.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06

The telegraph announces the death,
on Saturday, of William Cranch Bond,
the director of the Astronomical OBJ
servatory at Cambridge, Mass.
Mr.. Bond was born in Portland,
Me-, on the 9th OF September, 1890.
In 1902 he was apprenticed to watch
maker, and continued the business of
manufacturing watches for half GEN.
fury.
While young man, he established
at Dorchester, Mass, a private observ-
atory. In 1925 Mr.. Bond visited
Europe to d kcharge commission from
the Corporation Of Harvard College,
authorizing him to examine the o.
servatories there, make plans and
select instruments for the proposed OBJ
servatory at Cambridge. In 1888 he
was appointed by the general govern
ment to conduct series Of astronomi-
cal and meteorological observations, in
connection with Commodore Wilkes's
Expedition. In 1880 he accepted the
invitstion to superintend the erection
Of and take charge Of the great Cam
bridge Observatory which. a few years
after, was supplied with the magnifi.
cent telescope lone Of the two largest
refractors in the worldly, by the use Of
which he has 80 much aided the pro.
gress of astronomical discovery, and
enhanced the scientific reputation Of
his country.
Mr.. Bonds scientific achievement.
were recognized by diplomas of mem.
bership from the leading scientific 90.
cieties at home and abroad. He will
we suppose, be succeeded At the OBJ.
servatory BY Mr.. George P. Bond, hi,
distinguished son and associate direc.
tor, who has won = reputation hardly
if at all inferior to that Of bis father
". =. Eve. Post.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06
A Card.

THE Official report taken from the Argus Of Sept.
i 18th, 1858:
No ~ DIP Viii e, Davenport, l Wheeler l. Will
son Sewing Machine, Deserving Of high commen-
dalton.
No s.. @ Este, Davenport, sewing Machine,
Good
No SO. r Este, sewing Machine.
NOte.-The several sewing machines on exhibition
oil superior each doing the work well and at
rapid rate, highly commendable.
The "Premium Machine" can be seen at "
Dailey's store. DIP WHITE Agent
p. 8. y Este denies putting . stick In our sew.
ing mschine at the Rock Isa1d Fair. We never
charged him or any one el with It; but did you ev
Or see . bird futter unless hite
PIP. 8 8 We shsll In few days have lot Of
Wheeler 4 Wilson 81 pirst Premium" sewing ma
chimes for FIFTY DOLLARS. ocl7
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06
a11t 80 Gil t9s GlTt02
APLENDlD GIFTS.
TITS RANDOLPH STREE

~ hnNOO11H OHIOAUO.
+ A. COLBY co. would inform their friends
- and the public, that their Gift Box Store Is
permanently established Ia ODD Follows Building
between G ark and Dearb stree:s where The pur-
chaser Of each book, at the regular retail price, will
receive one Of the fol- owiIg gifts. valued at r. N 81
to $780, Any persons sending for the books and GOT
satisfied with the gifts, cen have the privilege Of
lecting in its place . 81 25 book, making two ten
state In their orders II gifts going with cash book
does net suit, what book they will select in
place OF gilt That Is better than any other Gift
Book sale offers in this United States. In ,nding
to New York, Boston or Philadelphia, your gifts are
vAlu' ct from Is cents to 800 ,rthermore, IL
would cost nearly double the amount Of y~ur pur-
Oh for express harRes.
One Of the Gifts OF the following schedule are
presented to each purchaser at the time Of sale
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06

u Cyrus W. Field 1 Co, the sxtsnsiv.
paper manufacturer. Who saspsadsd durins
Ne crisis. have tatsa up nearly az tAsir
s1assls5 pspsf, nssh q h Aasise Aeaeay
~ asoahs y to, ~ NM a1l1>NnaA 4
slsse11f = ~ Aelou1 e VaA tsn1n1n1
AsstA sal,1t y ~ ~ h tasL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06

noon, and, breaking through, would
have drowned had not . man human
ely cut an opening through the ice 70
the shore for her to get out
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06
INSURANCE.
S,ATS or IOWA,
ACDIraA,s 0IEIlE. ncs MnIAEe Ian. n 10

S,ATS or IOWA,
AUDIr.A's 0prI0E, DEs NOISES. Jan. -, 20 I
t. hereby certified that On The SO.h day Of jan
nary, ISIS. stst-nent was ned In this ONCE show
lug tue condition OF the Peoris Marine and Yire In
surance Company 81 Peoria, n ate Of iinois the
Isl dsy Of January 1859 In accordance with the pro.
vision. Of an Act OF the legislature Of this State,
passed January 2s 1851, that such rtstems MT shows
mat said O nipany ~ p3sesstd of tbs requisite
amount Of capital, aud invested rcqair,d in said
Act.
Authority Is therefore given 20 the above named
feors AArine and Flr' insuf ance Company TO trans
act business OF Insurance In this Safe, In accor.
oauce with the laws thereof.
tsa so certified hat II. r. Mitchell, Bsq.. OF Ia
venp'rt. has been duly appo,nte. hy said ompans,
In II lawful sttoTney end agent for the county Of
scS't, with snil power 70 take ritks of in urabc
the'ein. and 90 knowledge service u process upon
ms Ming certified copy OF the statement iisd In
this one with the Clerk Of the D trict Court 10 and
for Sid County.
1t Is further certified that the annexed 10 true
copy OF ths required stats msnt.
~ In testimony whereof have hereunto set
24h day ofSeptember, 1855.
W. CATIELL, Auditor Of Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

npDR. MANN. the renowned diseovtrsr Of that
invaluable remedy, Or. Mems Ague B,l.am, SIN
continues 10 labor 10 brhaif Of the afflicted. His
m ,dIcires unve sally admitted By the Arerc an
press to b, far superior to any and al others ever
discovered for the treatment u chs fever AID sgue,
ard oil inter mtt<n,s. There can be no doubt, IL ve
can place confidence In the innu able III
which the Do tor has in bis possession thu, il is the
great st discovery ever made in the science Of med
ne rae attention Of our readers is called to the
advertisement Of this BALKAN found Ia another col
umn Of this paper, add We won recommend al suf-
ferng from this disease viz: chills fever and asue,
70 avail themse YES Of triM Of this remedy.
Sold by all good druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06

~ Frank Buceanan, who was arrested
at Beverly, Dane county, where he was
postmaster, was examined last Friday af-
ternoon, in this city, before Judge G.
Miller, and in default of 5000 bail, was
remanded to the Jail At Madison. to await
trial at the July term of the United States
Court to be held there He was from the
North Of Ireland, has wife and two chill
dren, and he will have to suffer for his folly,
probably BY ten years imprisonment at
Wanpun.-MiicaukeeS Sentinel.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06

WOODS HAiR RESTORATIVE Aiming oil prep
arations for the hsir that have been introduced %
infaiiale none has ever given the satisfaction or
g.rei the popularity thst Pref. wo,d's HAIR b sto-
raive nov hiss. HIS Restorative ha. passed the
ordeal Of innumersble fashionable toilets, and the
ladies, wherever they have tested II, proBounce II
p eress article. They end, where the hair is thin
ned, that It creates fire h growth-;hst II fully
restores the vesstAtive power Of the roots on the
denuded psc.s, and the hbres to shoot forth
anew-,hat 1t desoves and removes dandruf, pre-
vents grayress restores the hair to its original color
when grayness has actually supervened, gives . rich
lu tre imparts the softnfss and fexbiy Of silk to
the air and keeps IL always uxuriant, healthy and
In full vigor.-N. Y. Tribune.
Sold BY all respectable druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06

O0lby's new catalogue, which Is sent free u oil
parts Of tho country, contains all the most popular
book OF the day.
Agents wanted in every town In the Union. Those
desiring TO act can obtain full particulars BY
dressing q above.
Being largely interested In publishing books and
buying from other publishers In busne s, quantities
for cash, Ne e, able1 to make larger discounts
to country ag' nts 6hsn can be had At any other
tabehment IN the country.
An extra 81 Is Book and Gift given TO any per.
son ordering tan books 1t one Tins 70 one address.
Send for . Catalogue. Address
J. A. DOLBY,
dec20.w1mo lis Randolph ST., Chicago.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06

"a President Lord Of Dartmouth Col
lege, was skating on the Merrimack River on
Wednesday. and Lowell paper remars that
although he is sixty six years of age, for &c.
lerity and grace of motion he was uneaualed
BY any Of his more youthful competitors.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06
Grand Gift Enterprise.

Grand Gift Enterprise.
i trbuted among the subscribers, valued At three
thousand dollars, the LIST day Of January, either
81 the Le Claire Halt or the German Theater, Da-
venp0rt, Iowa. Subscription tickets, one dollar
each:
I. The thorouehbYed stallion Mount Airey,7
years old Pedigree BY Traveller, he By
impt. Mercer dam-Cerito, bred By r. l..
Stevens, Of Hoboken, \. J. For further
particulars see Turf Register. his stock Is
unequalled BY any horse In this (Scottl
county. Refer TO n. Leonard, Sheriff,
John Kilion, Thes. hakev, and others, who
have co,ts the get Of this horse. Valued
At. Observation-Disclosures. $500
vhe thorough bred stallion Lsrkin, years
cid, half brother TO Ellen sstemau. one Of
the best race mares Of her day Pedigreaof
LOck.in-by imported Houien; dandy
Trustee. For further PARTICULAR see Turf
Resister. Valu".. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. GOO
Z. One ave year cid Durham bull named Md
ison. For pedigree see volume I'd, Ameri.
can Short Horn Deok. page 179, entry &c.
Value. Observation-Disclosures. 600
I. One year old stallion colt. Pedigree
By CLARION dsm-by Old Boston. value.. 100
s. one s year old Devon ball named George.
Valus ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IN
8. One year old Mont Airey alU. Value. lsO
One se e; sa I;ca, ysss, Oh v.ius.. lSo
No. 70 nu0ber 3OOO-s gift attached TO
ooch Of these nunbsTD. NoDlanks. .......
.
Tho Stsllions Larkin and Mount Aisey took The
6Sst and second premiums q thoroughbred ased
stations, st the lows state Pair In 1851!
me shove enterprise y conducted BIZ committee
Of gentlsmsu who are entirely distnterested Vhica
vi secure - each and svsry subscriber an eeual
chance. II d distinctly nnderstood that this ID 10
lottery.
me shove stock caa - sssn d al tunes q Dueh
Cr6ek Farm, occupied By D. (. Allen.
Tickets can - had 1t the Burtis House. n John
Atkins Saloon, st \. O. Billions Jeweiry Store 81
=. (. Allen, or either Of the und-rsigned remit.
tance 81 one dollsr % the Presidcnt win ensure
tic3 q b return nail
me numbers lrsvins The prises viii ~ puhaisAed
tt ~ bseeot Of pasties liyiag abroad
j. q 1ULL11, proG06oot,
w. HALL, ooGgeeafy
mask I1Qn1A. 1Seoep
0ovoapost, levas Dooont0 9, H..
0p0eine ~ lesOD nunse . touosee IA n ~
49, g ~ 1Afqee 6htso4. ~ ~ sloo. ~ 6p6oo
e ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~ ~ - IT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06
Singers Sewing Machines.
PRICE PEDrCgD
From S195 to $50 and SIS.

SING Err & CO.'S
New Improved Family Sewing Machine.
vTHE unparalleled popularity that our .chines
i have attained throughout the whole OF the Ess.
tern States and Europe, makes US DESTROYS Of rem.
derng them equally popular throughout the West.
with this view, we place item within the reach OF
al by the above great reduction in price.
WESTERN OFFICE, 40 LAKE srREET, CHICAGO.
A. W. HARRIS, AGENT.
Circulars containing every information sent grail
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06
Blamks! Blanks!!
WaEFantee Deeds,
Deeds Of Trust,
Quit Claim Deeds,
Trustee Deeds,
Mortgage Deeds,
Chsttol Mortgages,
Attachment Beads.
Power Of Attorney,
Original Notices,
Justices Blanks,
0heE1As Blanks,
Confessions Of Judenenf.
Oo00eabloo' Blankn.
Doplovm Bonds,
And oeA0s To- nuAesoas - neatie0, q ~
STATE DR1 OOR AT ORRlOR.
psa1AsS h sAs ssss ssyss possshss.


H0TIS DALL ROOM HAND BOOK,
IL Xsnny's Manual Of Ohees,
Chess Players Hand Beck.
Chess Monthly Dor Jsnusry end February.
Hand Boot Of whist,
Hsnd Book Of Caves,
The 0oc1eblo or COL Amueenenta
Ohe-s Men, Chequers and boards, oheet Nusic
1nstructiens for the Piauo, &C., q ~ IOWA MOI
10Ones Ne . Drady strsss.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06

Total as-c S347, 1861 o.
Amount Of liabilities, due or Lot Cue, to
banks or other creditors OF the Com
p,ny, estimated at................... 81 54i 81
Losses !ns Ell aud due. ............... None
Losses ali "a d and not due............
Losses un OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 600 90
itss'', IL su .pes5e waiting further proof $500 90
All other cl aims against the & In!pany..
The ereatoat amount insured by the Co.
in any one rik....... .............. 10000 90
The greatest amount allowed Ly the rules
Of tie COMPANY in aby one city, tom
village No rules efnins the
The largest amount 70 tc " sured N Ary
one block Not tx eGding B. G.00Jex-
posed 10 any one ire
Ja29 Q HOI LAND, Secretary.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06

TLe assets OF the Company ave
!. sh on hand. ................... {3,2l0 so
=. Real Estate, un ncumter,d. 6,sl5 %
D. Bonds owned BY the 60 drawing
ten per cent. Observation-Disclosures. 9s.7oo 90
.. Oeets Of the Company, .ecuied ty
mortgage and real cttate worth dou.
BE the amount loaned there on draw
ing twelve PER cent................ 1868 II
.. All other debts as er number six
q. DEBTS Tor premiums, due and not
dne........... -................... 2l,lo3 90
Z. All other securities, consisting Of
discoun ed bills, notes d. ats and &C
ceptanoes matu .hg daily, havirg
from sight TO hin i y days from date
to run.....,..,.,.. IT'S 29I Ga
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06

Rare Chance.
AN HONORABLE BUSINESS. CAPITAL AZ
QU,RsD ONLY u 50 TO $15 %
A NEW ARTICLE (PATIMsD) Of use In
n every Family Mandatory, Store and 06Bee.-
He0 and women, young and old. wanted. TO engage
In It's SALE In every Town and County In the South
ern and Western States and Territories. Send for
Circular, or apply In person 70
.. J. BReTOR,
No - South Third street, Philadelphis.
WAT0HDo AND JnWnL1Y.
Vouv ssmpissssat has ~ nsal snDsssstps q q .
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06
GROCERIES.

Hurrall for Pixies Peak!
A IL Who intend going 70 Pigs Peak ,r,, s.,,,.
"A had letter come 10 The S
"Assckeye Ssore,o
70 Ees their o.ths. Al kinds Of G,oc.r,e. ana p,o-
visions may there be found 10 aband.nrs ~ M 70
AFresh Lstef Goods Just Received.
srsARs.
Ne. Orleans sussr. 10 . .und. for one soI.r.
Louisiana Clarified. p 80,
Beiehe.s C,.,,e.'
MoLAssEs AMI sYRups.
ssieh:r's Golden syrup. 0 Aeissses (nev erop,
rune apple syrup Il Moiasses.
ooYFKEs.
p,ims Bio. Fresh Roasted.
o'o Wv java Gov Java and Rio.
TEAS.
imperial, oo,on,
v@ng Hyson.
FLOUR
'ohn'on's Bueiwh,a,e Go.
FISH.
Picked Herring mo y Coiash,
Aseke1e', No white Fish.
0ALr
Salt, Salt ty The barrel
SOAP.
white 4 Soap, Castle Soap.
Brown do Transparent Sosp.
OIL.
whale tlor burning,) Elephant.
RRUIr
sutans Ra!sins Dust recd) Zaute Currants,
Valencia do C,tron
do Prunes,
Dried Apples (new) Dried Peaches fnevl
BURNING FLUID, warranted 70 burn and 70
SIN, kc.
WOODEN AND WILLOW wAaE Of al, k,n.s.
FAaKHAVEN OYSTERS, alw.vsfre,h.
An articles sold are warranted to be as good o.
can be found is the city.
All Goods 20 q reasons able amount DELIVERED
FREE OF CHARGE, within the city mits
Jan9-dawn q. n. SHIPMAN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06

az The fees of the sheriff Of New York
for the year 1858, all of which 60 into his
own pocket, amounted to S22,299.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06

Fer Rent.
\ SAl4 = - go II ssa4 SisAA o. ns,s
-, q r. go. tSssis.;1ss&
T. F& seStaa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06
s II A II Il M l. N r.
THE
Peoria Marine l. Fire Insurance Go.
PEORIA, ILLINOIS.

January lst, 1859.
Name and locality 81 the Company PEORIA Ma
kiSs AND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Peoria,
Illinois.
me amount OF rs capital siock...... $500, OC0 90
me amount OF its capital stock paid up. 30OOe0 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-13
SCRNE-ENGLAND. Z
SYNOPSIS OF INCIDENTS, ETC.
ACT ONE

SIR wh. APrtEBYS hAN8I0h
Scarcity OF news and surplus OF H sTdngs from Anne
rca-The absent son-MstEimonia projectsA cloud IN the
family horzoD-DaDiel turning upA troublesome will
chance for the exercise Of heress IN
and vsiter from America-Who Is whoa bombshel In a
breakfast roomA Yankee gal among the Brtishers
remembrances and great powers OF enduranceA description
of voyage ainiing spelsA chance
for BarnumYsnkee modesiy and Engish blushes-Bddle,
perpexed Gerald a, homeA sudden outbreak and slight
misuntersandingO acquantances American hospitality
Lost satche-A hopeless search-A sudden elevation and
STARTLING EfFECT-EkD ACT
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AMusEraEaTs.



n - = :. NIXON CO.'S .fs.s r -
III Eslg GREAT EQUEsTHIAn CORPS. traif
LAST WEEK OF THE sEAsor
MONDAY EVENING Feb ~ 1852
nr usbt Of the new and splendid Eques sn spectacle illus
eatlsd ....an a.T
-, IN THE TOURNAMENT as ~
Or, THE DAYS or CnfyALRY. ....
Base TO rbl0'sf Away, away.
70 the Offering sports of the skilled and gay
Where the horse and hts rider the sports probing
OF the daring and chivalrous tournamens
~ DAN RICE.
Humorist and Conversational,
Win tslkf
THE HORSE OF BEAUTY
THE LOW COMEDY MULES
VIII speak for themselves
For a few nights more.
Ia addition 10 the above undated attractions, which have
FILLED Nibl0s With
CROWDS OF FAsHTONABLES
GATHERING MISCELLANY OF EQUESTRIAN AND
ATHLETIC ACTS, Ia.
.fE by the
\. REGULAR TROUPE OF STARSt
And the entirely successful original spectacle Of the
GAbES OF THE CURRICULUM
Melville will ride
All forming the greatest Equestrian Programme
N.B;-Thsre will be two brilliant MATINEE ENTERTAIN
TO begin at O'Clock
The patrons of Niblos thai. the aaeruooa
enter snmens conclude f0cock their carriages be
order ed at that hour.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-13
lIhNKY b HhRTs, JR., AUCTIoNEER, -
Al BY hERTS MOSS.
MORTGAGE SALE OF
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS,
. n On o, tuesday, February 10, at io,s o'clock at

On Tuesday, February 10, at 1919 O'Clock, al
M Madison corner OF TWeny elghth street,
lERTs NOSE auctioneers, viii sell, az above by order
Oh lie moigagee the entire superb furniture contained in
house, comprising In part richly carved rosewood SUITS
procate rosewood cegeres centre aud side
,hcs superb velvet medallion carpets richly carved gilt
same plate pier and manel mirrors cornces tables,
wnd a octave panolore bronze and ormolu chan
ccrs and backes valuable original oil paintings, French
rich Dresden chila vases, ASP
china glass ware and plated cutlery, Brussels
ingram carpets chamber and kitchen furniture AID uien
els o'clock precisely, in the stable In the rear
said house, Twenty eighth street, family rockaway,
light wagon Sleigh three OF harness, line
win call, &C. 40. Catalogues and cards tu vsw
may be had Monday at the Office the aucioueere Ne 81
Pine street
iAaps COLE, AUCIioNEER.-l15 Lots sCHoLEs'
81 estate, Brooklyn, Nineteenth ward allotted Clayton
Kent BEDFORD aud other avenues Ross, Hewes
Streets city railroad Kent VIII be aod
auction BY JAMES COLE SON, Merchants Exchange en-
onday February IL, At IL O'Clock 20 cent rena.
NAps, dc, At 70 Nassau street.
Mechanics Fire Insurance Company, % Wall street
NkM WRITER'S AUCTIOyEER, Will. SELL ON MON.
w day at O'Clock, at 446 Canal street. three fine billiard
tables bridges &c complete also the furaiture and
ytures; quantity Of liquors. bar hStures, &c. Sale
tive and unlimited. Saloon 10 let fsta~ t"
\NM wlrrEbs AUCTIONEER, Will. SELL ON MON.
day at clsck, at lJ Canal street. the entire gencel
furniture &C. OF large house, comprising tapestry thres
ply ingram and other carpets ocots also, parior furn
mirrors, chamber SUITS hair feather beds
Sheets dressing bureaus, extension table together with
large lot OF chua, glass and iron basement iurn
&c.