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WASHINGTON HOUSE. NO. ll9 0BRAPIA STREET,
w corner Of Mercaderes HavanaThe proprietor Of
,hs bees to call the attention OF the travel.
Cuba viii find in this hotel every comfort aud
Of home combined with prompt attention and moderate
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DANCING

DsIvATE DANCING AND WALKING AcADrsy. IL
V. her koon. 80 Broadway eo'ntr Of nirtesath 81
Mise Parker sshos 70 Inform her patrons abf families
onE in the vicinity o. tnon Squsrc that she iss.uss
ef ns safss Tor ne intrue,ou 81 ladies AID
ptnens A. ~ Broadvsy, sommsbcisg "a Saturday Oct
yh o'clock. Days 81 tuition. wsspssdays aud sssur
rNserts, "a Bowery.
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--e..--,.----.----->~.g
WHITE ASH cHFsNUr COAL or surEsIoR QuA-
w fy-rsr sale BY NE serIo. Aso. Rcd Ash Frt Coal
Asss.es r. TYLER Co. rhiisdelphsa-
nm AsHruy coAL--oY LARGE SIZE AND surlnr-
- quansy. ncr che spehn and Lewis vstss, for ~se ~
"' "'' rTlnR Co. rhilsssnAiA
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II oons wArrrD -.rgprE Rooss AND A KITCHEN
N wanted nmsdist~ir Rest sot 70 -sccss sss a.
nsallT. Address X, herald s@ee.
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pARNUN.s AnERlcAr slssua p. T. nAsNua.

NanaserEs raordnay Attractions The perto in
the saloon will take place DAY. the being
generally Of the NEST comic and saifctry e.1rse,er
Thursday and Friday. tohcr 30 aud ith. 1880 win
tie performed, in re afternoon the highly amusinE
ri'ee OF HUNTING A TURTLE, aud also he l-ish-
able piece of FAINT HEART NsVER WON FAIR
LADY, with 8 dance by Iiss West osi Es,n. IL the
evening, and ALEC Saturday afte Will he per
formed the popular m0ral drama Of rue D2UNSARD, in
which the celebrated end popular Mis- GrIEe Cheraso.
igUm DuItons Theatre, VIII @ ale
ton. Afternoon IertoruR At ~ oe9ck.
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khoADWAY JHEATRE-E. A. MARSHALL. Sole
90 aseee,IBeoett Of Mr. hurdosh-Wednesiay even &
DO Frtsthted the admired comedy OF the LADY
"a. A. ~ Ihuhhe Miss Anderton After which. Asw
NJ {tuh The Hungarian Polka, by SiKnor NsIi ana
Yorps n,tsGsi VI 70 conclude with the INCONsrANr-
,c,..h n MT hurdsehi Ola rahel, Mr.. Whiting; Ds
uvis NJ D,Vct blstrTe Miss Gyuaenhemi Lamorss Mise
~ Thrd IT, M and Israuet rs oests Family Circle
Z, % ecmmenee At ~ nclnrh ~ ass VVi' W. ~
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NIBLo's.-IN CONSEQUENCES OF TIE DENsELY
IN crowded state OF this estsb hment witness
esnd pantomime OF RhoUL and in compliance with the
wishes Of those who disappointed in ming adit
sion last enng Il will be repeated this Thurtdsy
and FrdAy-beiBg positively the last
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OPENING OF TRIP Err Hall, BnoA WAY, Oreosit
~ Dond street Nv ANNA nISuDp THIS hal

| CUoBUS SINGERS wANTED.-A NUMBER or FIRST
~ rate Chorus Singers, who road music veil, are
ggntd complete the grand eherus Of hundred sd
fly for the opening Of Tripr Hall and the -
terts to be given by Anna Bishop Apply 90 Mr.. BOcHsA
at his Office 2Jl Broadway day. from II TO o'clock
he Hall rot being quite ready for rec-pto,
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A Lady ACCUSTOMED TO TUITION IN VARIOUS
IA branches, is DESTROYS OF obtaining pnps either chill
dren sauls She would take tho situation either OF ally
resident Goyerness, Companion or Amanueasis, She
wle to reside in family where the instruction she would
uc would be deemed equivalent her board
Applo alton may he made ~ Beach street.
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ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE, Aston rLaCE.-MAx Ma

Il
u retzek Solo Lessee aud MapaAeT.--Iriday evening,
Osttber 1850 the entertainments will eomGenoe with
she historical TRAGEDY Of PGfUS CT INhA-P@tss
CIenna, Roman Consul, nr auehann Claud 80 Cssar,
hr lypns paero Mr. Niokinsoni lhrssous. sr Watkins
ARIA Mrs kolL da Jcnes, CoTnela Miss Nj knson. Al
er the tragedy, grand diyersom NJ OF ONDNE. To con
CLt. with the grand comic ballet rs nEUNEsS lThs
;uers cOric ballet in one AatSieairj a Leon
Espintta Biehaud Y. Gpdeue Colin ~ Bal ALI Colstte
Nile. NietorDe franch Jeannette se Ersv Valdsravs
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ANUS n NJ 6 WIS.

~
~ day evening oeto will be PLAYED the san.iy Of
the BREACH OF PROV lSE; Or Second Thoughts-kbons-
ser sgodsp Mr. burtsn Mr. Jsbbsr hr. Johnston HUI
Gp' W. Henry Mrs. TraIsr Mrs. hughes After Which, the
farce called WITHOUT 1NCUN ORANGES re conclude
With he eemedietta Of the BOLD BRAGooNs- Haaibal
FuAee Mr. Burton Leon saberah Mr. Lester; victor Ga
ward Mr. Joidani Rssne Mrs. Russl Boxes Drss, SirOis
ard rarsuot. 90 eeats Fsny Circle Second Tisr %
ser t orchestra seats. 70 eents Doors opsn o'clock
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nAscfNG AcADEEY.-EADAxE CIoccA, raE CT
~ LIBERATED dsnssuss, vbo@s lsns bssp
s.tasibsd the prihepai Eurrsa. es,r.. and svsry
city IN the Union tM I've homer apprss
sb- hssjus opsnef Dancias Aostsy No COS Bread vsv
hpyy tor alsrs sBa inioraasa. the D.neins Acs
as-nJ, tns Broadway.
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WAHTED--A GOOD SILK SALESMAN; ALSO, GOOD
w shawl-man. Apply in the evening At
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This evening is the time appointed for the hold
ing Of the great meet NJ In favor of the Union and
the constitutions, AID IN opposition TO the further
eRitatiOn If The slavery question, which has been
set on foot stree the passage of the compromise
measures m Congress, by few demagogues and
reyolaucnists, 10 subserve their own purposes.
This movement is only the first development of
the detsrXiysuon, on the part of the fren Is
1T the Unlon and constituti n, to put down the
fanatics who have devoted themselves to the de-
suctcn Of the republic and the annihilaion Of the
commercial interests and prosperity of this metropo
lis and those of the whole North. 1t is only the be-
ginning Of a series of movements that will carry
CoHste nation iato the ranks Of the disunionists,
and Prove 10 lhem that they have proceeded as far
ae they viii be allowed to 90, aud that henceforth
their power TO do mischief will be extremely limited
As it is, it has been attended with the best results
in relation TO portion Of the party org ans, and the
Candidates before the people at the next election
Tie Coigir and Enquirer, which vauntiugly
entered the lists as the special champion of VIM.
II. Seward, has thought proper to change It's tao
tics recently, and, TO certain extent, to sail with
the current which it could not control, and which,
ifit had Aot altered its tone, threatened to leave il
high and dry. Bot its effects will be felt in an
oveIw hrlmirg degree when committees of safety
ave appointed in every town and village in the
North, "a will be the case before long.
The fact IL, he public mind Of the North has
been at last thoroughly aroused to the designs of
The abohlioGsts, and the rational aud sensible
people are determined that, let the con Sequences
be what they may, those destructives must be pat
down. and deprived Of the power of doing harm.
They have run the length Of their teiher, and a
lire is about to be drawn, beyond which they shall
not CO. If they persist in their folly-if they at.
tempt any further 10 resist the laws to assii the
constitution, i, may become ne ,essary to shoulder
the musk.t ard shoot them down as so may
enemies Ct the public peace. 1t reefs with them
selves 10 say whether such dreadful alternative
sha be resoutd 20, but that il Will be resorted to-
IN case the exg-ncy should occur, they may be
assured.
We shall have ten Of the best reporters in the
United States engaged in reporting the proceedings
If the eiea, meeting 90 night, aud We shall issue
edlion OF one hundred thousand papers to-
morrow, containing f,Il account of the proceed
incs
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Firth Night of the Opera season-Parodi.

Tonight, Msrstzek will bring out with all possible
effect the grand opera "Ernann The cast is quite a
powerful one including Truf, who will make her first
appearance this season. with Lorini Beneventano, No
ve and others The chorus and orchestra powerful
and may anticipate such performance as will dis
nguish those who engaged in it, for their several
talents and Accomplishments. We learn that the
charming Parodi will not appear before next Monday
and that at early day she will place her services
at the disposal Of the italian Benevolent Society 1t
being her wish to aid the fund established for the
heneft of italian exiles in the metropolis.
The sersnsde given at the Union Place Hotel to Pa
rodi, Monday night took the distinguished canta-
trice entirely by surprise She had supposed that the
enthusiasm Of the people would he confined to the
opera house and when she heard the music aud cav
the torches which ad ded to the beautiful midnight
spectacle of admiration paying homage to genius aud
art she could not keep back the tears which fled her
eyes, and revealed her grateful heart.
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Jenny Lind's Third Concert 4. Tripler Hall.

Jenny Lind's Third Concert In Tripler Hall.
Madenosells Jenny Lind's third concert in rriplsr
Hail. last evening distinguished in three respects
from her former concerts II the best yet given
In New York, It far more enthusiastically sp
plsuded than either Of the previous given in
the same building, and Tripler Hall better filled
than have hitherto 1t at these concerts The
upper gallery for the FIRST time, we'll filled, and
lower gallery, in first circle" as it is called was
crowded with highly fashionable audience while tbs
parquette, or lower part of the house. was all filed,
with the exception Of two back seats close to
the door. 1t was q brilliant assemblage OF human
beings, in perhaps the moot beautiful musical
hall In the world. Such q selection Of "gems
Of the purest ray" were, perhaps, never exhibited
at single concert before. On making her sppsar-
snce to sing the aria "Non mi dir" from Mozarts
opera of Don Giovanni, she was received with warm
and prolonged cheers. She sung it magnihcently aud
alter the close the audience called her out for APP
plause. The " fatal memento," terretto from Ro-
berto II Diavolo, sung by Miss Lind and siguors
Beletti and Perelli beautiful performance, in
which the solemn ssdnsss of the subject admirably
expressed 1t earnestly encored, and Miss Lind
supg her part the second time better than the rst
which rarely happens in her encores which, by the by
is proof that she sings from the heart. The
atpa "Un obdie Woke from der Freyschuz, she
sarg with sweet and expressive plaiutiveness, which
duly appreciated by the audience. But the great
triumph of the evening, Perche non no del Ven
to-" an aria from Donizettis operaof Lucia di Lam
mermoor." In this she reyelled in her brd-like
caroing to astonsh the listeners and transport
them with delight such singing never heard be-
fore, from Jenny Lind. She produced an electric
sensation simultaneously in every heart. perfect
hurricane of applause followed. She encored and
spplauded enthusiastically again. The manner in
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TIE DEMOCRATIC RATIYiCATroN-TnE COMING
EtECTIoa.-The democratic ratification at Tamma-
ny Hall was rather milk and water affair, though
there was no lack Of numbers But the great
guns-the O'Conors, the M'keons, the Cutings,
the Bradys-were among the missing. The glory
of old Tammany seems to have departed, and her
councils appear TO have been turned over to the
boys. As for the enthusiastic approval Of the de-
mOcratic nominaiions-it is moonshne. The old
misgivipgs. jealousies and distrust, among the
several cliques, still prevail Their candidate for
Mayor is highly deserving gentleman, and in Fer
nando Woods election should secure an able
andpopular officer. The wing nominee, Mr.. Hinge
land, though man of wealth and of certain de-
gree Of popularity, has yet many Objectionable
points against him. Certain oil contracts are COM
mtned upon very severely by his opponents, and
specimens Of certain oils on exhibition at Dun
laps Pewter Mug, in connection with Mr.. Kings
lands soubrquet Of cody Cannon" Other
charges. tending 10 show him up to he pee PIE
aristocrat, are also industriously circulated and
his friends must work hard TO repe them
success. fully at the polls Between Mr.. Blunt.
the wing candidate for District Attorney, aud John
Graham, the nomiAee ef the malign influences of
Tamm,ny Hall, there is, We apprehend, no sort Of
companion. The one is known TO be a talented,
hieh.minded, capable man; the other has proved
himself man of limited capacities-a man, in pro-
fessicnsl requirements, in profits, and tastes, but
little qualified for District Attorney Of the great
city OF New York. The other candidates Of the
Two parties their city tickets, are generally salts
factory. Between the two tickets, the people have
the disc elton of selecting for themselves, without
respect to party, the man in each case whom they
Lrlev n, II fitted for the office And il Ia IN he
hoped that IN each case this plan will be adopted.
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TINS SIxTu CONGRESSIONAL DisrRIcr.-We find
in the journals Of yesterday morning. the card Of
George Washington Blunt, who comes out boldly
and bluntly, by name and by nature, as candidate
for Representative in Congress, in opposition to
rec soil Cochrane and tweede. dunn Brooks, some
times twee dle.dee. Mr.. Blunt comes out on his
own hook, and'he stands fair chance Of polling
more votes than the other candidates, who are
everywhere sometimes, and nowhere at others.
Blunt is bound 10 go ahead. Here's the card -
c,pD.
To ne Wig Electors Of ne SiIh Congregational District
FKtLow CfrurSs-I offer myself as q candidate for
gress for the Sixth district at the coming election
an Unionist 4 claim no crsdit fer that, "a am
not acquainted vith any disunionsts but as there IL
some nervousness on that subject Just ncw think II
best TO mention it have never thought the Union
in any 6sbgsr although tbisk its stability is not TO
be rrovedby threats the side and undue con-
cessions the other.
Those Who approve Of Mr.. BROOKE vote giving ten
Millions to Texss-a and his not voting on the Fugitive
Slave bill, will not vote for mel DO not wish ~
an, respectfully, yours. GEO, W, BLUNT.
nv YORK, Oct. - 1850.
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WASHING.

WAsBEo sADE EAsY OR How TO WASH gLoruru
vhousl sborThe beet system In this World requires
no machines rgunders rrSbers acdc ether
cle Iastrueoss arn plain, articles cheap oa Se Nae
enywhse price only 81 Call essa.s
bkAxhlT Patent rsunsrens a Ann street, sscasd scsS
IL TBE SANE. WY DO THE CHARGES Dffyra
There Is no dherence except that Of oar e.t.b.h
bmsn Is icr ne srstoeraey and the other Tor he de-
merscli AZ tie one we charge the other ests Th
den ocrntc establthmtnt IL n Nassau street vbaro
teae1 do family vseh before broadcast ana ny.
the people into some other csuts In,rr
the sale gill close. TwEIN ETXRe ur svpfrror
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SPORTING.

MON COURSE L. L.rsorIIyo WEDNESDAY.
Oototer Shh. Purse 500 Mile keats hes. thrss u.
i've, n harrcss. y whelpsy enters r. Patnami g. Con
way DO ~ SrenEsri >. Bridges 90. eh n I'm peror,
Ihe cars Will leave the South ferry, BE okyn M ocs.
and return as seen as the sports are over.
sPICBR n MoaANN. Propretors.
RoCuEsTLR TRorTING COURSE "WEDNESDAY
and 1bursday Nov. 9Th and Tth-Fir. day puyes ssO
mile heats best three In Evo in harness d. sfysn eates r.
m Laay suhelf D. Tsllman cutters h. 81 Lawrence; Wns
ssnnoers enters b. g. Jstk Bos,ier Second day psr-e
s.'H we ME mate IN harness Bryan cntere La
uy Sunobi 1Aman entsIs So Lawrence; Wu. saup-
Gers enters Jack Eossitsr All the above hors are
now az f0chsster.
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LIQUORS, Sc.

r IoUos.-a p.LlAsoRr cAx sr,, Ss-s,yS-~-s>
every essIiptn cheaper than sny other hoSss IL re
iefk. snsh pronts-iEht expenses. Ninhle si,a.a...
~ his motto The trade are espectfullv vi,sg
Jusement pc aste "a particular favor sci Hop.,oa
conner % Mulberry For each only ''O" s''"''
Rth and WuiskEY, IN BoND-so PUNcUroNs.
~ h,ss hi,eTes etsnsds Rsm 40 sapsnor Jsmsics
waterloo Dsicry Is do. kamJoy d ,r On
iay aso antI,cn stuarl's, Paslsys and Eii5,ltar.
~ VA Ined states Warehouse aud for sae a. &C
commenting prio's and terms. DAVIS a HEyRioUE
~ W all street.
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ADVBRYlSRnENTS RBNEWED EVERY DAY.
REWARDS.

COO REwARp.-sTOLEN. ON SUNDAY MORNING,
p~O between the hours OF three and o'clock from
the basement Of No. 90 Leonard Street Gold Watch ard
dial double back cased, No. 5522 Al. r. Tobias maker
Liverpool ANY person returning said watch No. 80
Leonard street, or to Gum nghan watch maker, Ne
57 broadway shall receive the above Brokers
are requested TO stop this watch.
GC0 REWARD LOST, on SATURDAY EVENING, A
pcO gold detached lever Watch, No 81 300 r. Roskl.
malr Wheevsr will roturni to SO Marion street. shall
eeive the above reward.
q REwARD.-LosT, ON THE EVENING OF NON
Sc day the isth last either omnibus Tayiors
lion or IN Broad between the Opera Hsue and Fourth
street Dam9rd kiug, with three damon a. Tho
hhder will receive the reward leaving said ring
No. 2T ~est twenty fourth street.
REwARD STOLEN, FROM NO go BROADWAY, ON
~ SATURDAY the 2tth lot Of svsr forks spoon
value OF ~ same viii be paid taad questions ased
Any rfsoh returning the whole 20 SD Broadway,
to o. b. cad street
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EXPRESS AGENCIES
TAYLOR ! Or s.r,,er ,os s,..,..,s,,.s>.

Hr ,is,l De BArrRs, rokwARDrso Avn con-
pared 70 forward on gooss sens 10 orr es, ,sse
eose With indis rubber covers sutstie Tor ne
engcrs ard freight We have also made
oa-.Srs 80 hnnese Co, transportatcp agents. ~
IsthmTs. NE. TAyiGR -. ~ ~ ~ m 10y w. ~
a.s,..-. N. DR. BA UFRE, lsss OF New Orie.sa
o,r ...s IN rev ORR =. fowsrd Sons, eroatwsY
a. ~ y bass % Beaver strset Cervue BRO. \
stsoo. California "'''.''~ ~'-'S - 'rSs-
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Leathley Cowel the or-No. Is Norton Place BOSTON.
October % -wn. ". Byatt-sy Dear sir:-send IN two
botes Of Life Balsan." 1t has performed miracles
it's in mediate effect astonishing The limited quantity
of three teaspoons full day. for four days. ae.sd like
charm; and after taking quite the rt bottle
wife, who for months, lad able
bed Without and in continual and exerucating
from p,icated neuralgia sfecsAn which had
bafed the skin Of many eminent physicians 10 actually
restored 20 health. / wish publish this.
thousands of irends scattered all United States
and il be suffering froua nsural ga any
similar affections. they will believe there lie remedy in
Bystts Life Bsam when they see positively asserted
by yours most respeetfullyyoe Leathley Coweu, tho
Aetsr Principal depot, ls3 Boweiy.
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Protect your Und.rssapd,ur,.-puy

boot q Brooks. and be cofortsbe brooks No $50 full
ton street has constantly hand large and varied
mr % dress and water proof boots shoot LJe and
childehs wear. Of every cescrp0n IL yOa wish good
article, cheap, call az 100 Fulton street.
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IINlvERsiTY or NEW YoRK-MEDICAL DapARr-
msntGrauiogs Ned cal and Surgical Services to tho
Foor1he Faculty Of the University have established
weekly Chnques 20 he hed sfollows On eyery Monday
a. bali past one o'clock pr Bedford the Professor Md
wiiory Andbe Dfensss OF Women and Children, ALL give
wee ans 20 poor women and children GA every
Wednssday, % half o'clock. Drs Bartlett
ton the Professors o. Practice and Anatomy will
vice and medisnes IN all medical and
every rsinrday A. o'clock Dr. samuel d. Gross tie Pro-
feser OF surgsry will advice and medicines in
gca drcases sud perform the Operations Tho
Cliniguos y be held at the College Bldlss $50 Broad
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aty break seated cough which has proved
By Mr. James Gordon Bennett. and Mr.. L. Lent the eee-
braed equestrian who returned from
cisco In Decline a thought By taking the uit night
and morning sixty crops and laying tbs
with the the chest retiring ths patient
strength in dose applsaton Hundreds Of other
cases be adduced Sold in large bottles, at so
Gents. AZ 2So Pearl street sd $50 Breaawsy Chronic
freely and laid rpop the bowels and the above Dose is
cured in every Gaze in two days.
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devoes his excuvey Eye and
Ear from 10 o'clock at 25l Broadwsv entrance IA War
street where be had his popular treatise tho
Eye third edition. prize so also, his Selaoting Rye
and Ear Fountains. hrtif iial Eyes inserted.
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csmation, the moment you ps eness ths
good in itself, ands, leside, lsssl work u
wace ~ the hocts south wet crner OF broadway an
tTankn Streets the reply Is of courseof csursc Tn
8ooTS siNays make such sicrious pictures.
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No 21 soaeway contsins the largest collection Of cr
traits Of dtinguished individuals in this country
fail o. beips highly Interested By examining this cele
hrs ted collection. "
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TUE SECOND ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF THE LaDIEs
neVout Society for the relief Of the poor attached
70 81 Mans Church. will tate place Wednesday evening"
the oth inst st the polio Rooms sO Broadway several
dsingushed voesst have volunteered their for
the occasion Tickets 20 cents a be hal Of the lady
sert OF g Drumgoole Co 43 Grand street. aud at the
door on the evening Of the festival.
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to examine Ba chelor style of Wigs aud scps-they
resly the superb articles of the kind
seen aud superior attractions 20 wig being
une4uaed Tor excellence Of workmanship and natural
Call and examine them M Bachelors cee
DRAFTED Wig ia tory. NJ. Wall Copy the address,
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idea having gone abroas that pupils joning Mr.
ehesp writing classes must receive their lessons within
month take This rportt nifty Of saying that scholar
viii be allowed three months, " deed from the time 81
ecnmsncpg the oourse, for its sompeton II only tue
time fer resi erng the names Of applicants for
IL limited % month. The ladies in class A. NJ
q nd r.. "
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Ply sud fa:eni Tapestry. Ingram Carpstng. Rugs, oil
Cloths puFges st ccntiruce for e~ weeks logger. At
Nc " Bcvets Hiram And rsoss. Also. lot % remnaats
Of cie-b cheap. Thg Va the time for bargains. euch
goeSs al such low prices .e unparalleled
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tronea the polite art may have learned old al un-
rrse,iu marrsr danoing, would do we'll 90 attend Mr.
safsRs Aeademy rs Bend street An eleraat manner
performing the fashionable dances and wnitzes may
quired IN short time, under his instructions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-30

PRODUCER OF the principle atmospheric into Den
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