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UyDICIYIa
a yALUARLE HEDICINE:-ws have A1 z.
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Il 49, ne Sloca, sE.p: dy:P.s.3 Ss ss1
confidence in 10 q remedial agent has been greatly
Increased BY several very remarkable oures OF lons
standing disease Of the liver, Kidneys, akin, etc
THAI have recently come under our osservation-in
oases, too, where al other remedies and the moe,
ekillfu physicians bad failed 20 AFFORD relet Hun
dreds Of most respectable citizens have been re-
heved by its admirable curative qualities. and We
are grathed 20 learn that its popularity II daily be-
and Il is all that it claims to be- L. 10 for sale # the
residence Of MRS. COX, 13s E BAkrInoRR sT-
Baltimore, and at the principal Drug Stores.
The best reference can be given IN out OF the
city, and numerous certificates seen by calling on
the agents None genuine unless her name 10 b owl
on the bottle srd her zeal on the cork.
, HhetesaIe Ageaf.7R. S. T. CIsskT, Druggist
Agent for the District, and vii supply the trade n
my prices. je - 6
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"A. RETURNS.
Portraits from
IS cents. Any siz e
Portrait warranted
in beat Cases or
Frames at ". York
prices. Come all,
and take q sitting
for one Of those
beautiful Pictures,
and obtain the oou-
lar proofs, at 4. @.
w D D ID l. E " 3
Gallery, Pennsyl-
vania avenue, bet.
18th and 18th streets
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Sold By all Druggists In Washington.
gold BY sll Druggists in Georgetown. 70
Sold by all Druggists In Georgetown. -r.
Sod by all Druggists Every where.
Sold by all Druggists EverywheR.
Depot in Washinston,
Depot IN WASHINGTON,
Depot in Washington,
J.. MLBtRN, CO, Willards' Hotel.
J. p. MILBURN& CO., Willsrds Hotel.
Price 81.
Price Sl.
Price 81.
Chronic Package S90.
Chrome Package $2-5.
Chronic Package S2-5a. -.I.s -.
TTyit.
Tryit
TRY THE NEW MlEE;DrcaL SALT.
b. c. TAYLOR CO., General Agents,
~ DOck street pbila1alphfa
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" Ho USE, SION.

HO USE, SION,
FANCY PIINTER
LOUISIANA AVENUE, BETWEEN 6TH AND 7ru ar.
r,,,, NORTH SIZE, No. 81.
BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS and all PEP
Buns deslrous OF having work neatly And nrornt |,
executed will please leave their orders Al mr. ny
ponIm and thsy will be waited either by my seIf
or contract for any work in nv line 1S0
Estimates Will Be freely and promptly given
Al Ooscs iy 9ur
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IN CARRIAGES.
Il HE Subscriber having made additions to HE
factory, making 1t now one of the largest 80
in the District, where his facilities for
WAGONS OF oil kinds cannot be surpass ed and
nom his long experience In the business, he hopos
to give general satisfaction.
:, Al kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons kept or
All REPAIRs neatly done, and Ill orders prom,t
y attended to.
Second hand Carriages taken in exchange for nav
ones. ANDREW j. JOSCE
loft -..r-. corner of IIth And + ~.
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uARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL,
AND kEAEbY Tor kSSsAFfEftssllks., VIE
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS
PREPARED BY CHEMIST
BOTTLES IL, Is and 50 cents and one dollar.
rHEGREATEsTI pIsC9yERY IN MEDICAL
HARTSHORNE'sC CURE, LII should be kept
In al famiIes II csse OF accidents sudden sick
cures to get physician.
Il cures pain In any part Of the system and is used
externally and internally. -.|
HI As the frequent changes Of the veather pro-
duee hed Cold, Rhsupatism, Pain in the Limbs
set Bottle Il act. upon the NefSe. soM ssSs.
sinevs, Blood snd Bones and by It's warnin g cleo
Iomasnetc power eIpes all pain from the ~ stem.
Get bottle and try IT,
HSRsEs SgS eSEs G syRp r; oF HA %b
GwHE;RRRY-it is the beat Cough Syrup in the
Ifyouere Bilious, use HARTsHORNE'sAN ANTI.
BILIOUS PILLS. They sot upon the Liver, Sto-
mach and Bowels, carrying OF al Bile and Foul Sc
oretions.
The above medicines 20 be had at all Drus stores
In washington city; RIDWELL Il CISSELL Of
6eorsetovn; h. PEEL Co., Alexandris.
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STUMBLING QuACKS

~ STUMBLING QUACkS.
CAUTION LQuacks;- their Books, Cordials,
Buohu,, Hospitals, Instruments or RInss-shun
them all and, If dsposed to profit by my experience,
write for my private Circular on
SPERMATORRHEA;- Its CURE.
With stamp enclosed, address, IN perfect oOnt-
denoe your friend . former sufferer, merely super
soribing Box L rs, ChArlestown, Mass. s
ia IA-n& WV
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TOBIAs, OPTICIAN,

TOBIAS, 0PTICIAH, Il
Ge'psosuy Ho4m s1 my friends and II.
public generally, that have removed TO the. -
ss may sar "S,i 3 Ggef
Giles, or having GLKSSEs liked to suit ali Sights.
generally gwen Win entirely leave to the public to
discriminate from the many testimonials in city
81 aaf
% .hs the Mo ct u E b
do pot sais 81 6,,i sight some pretend to do, mel
thor DO warrant aay other Glasses TO suit
This e osr.9y phase 70 70 improve sW
public 70 sndesSSoT I. SpE MAKE Ss
them Seiexs .09h n1nssn.s osn only add that if
Xos w q N tims: Snd IN my Establishment.
sss sts 4 bsrEGT4chEs
and =. sns GLASSES, Sno ySpdsTfs YsnsEueen Crys-
shssE "a 1859
From his EzseIie"ey, tAf Goversor Of Vi,s.ssa.
i have tried pair of spectaoIes cb 8s is sS
MI foS Ss and find them Of great
their focus, recommend him g skillful optican.
From As late Hon. J.dss Bxtis,.
recommended ~ H. a.ag mo- TSs July H.
~, was gratlhed TO find that Mr.. Tobias seemed To
comprehend them by inspection, and Soma lin
MEASUREMENT, and he has made me . pair of Seeeta.
eles that sait me admirably. A. p BUTLER.
hsM tAs Hen. Secretary Of State Of Vy,r,,.n-
EXECUTIVE DKPARfHRNr
NM, RICHMOND. Dec. 81. fas{
DeaT 6tv' Gov. Wise having shown me ths sneo
acles you sent him, and discovering thai he fpcna
va. IIso;,sly s1itsbls 70 my vision Kindly oseTed
tnted. have aince received them, and am srSti6sd
that the Gissses fully meet my sxpeotation and
used are really superb. enclose herein the amonnt
ofyour bill. Very respectfully, &C..
JOHN TOBIAS, ESQ, Washington. b. q. w.
hom Prof. Bdcks.
WAsHINoroN, Feb, H. l8n
have need pair of Glasses of Bra lillian Bessie.
furnished by Mr.. Tobias Vith great sati,fantion.
They srsoear, ofexoslsnt figure, and well mounted.
). 10 Please observe that my. Estabii:hment |. On
Penn. syepne, between ~ and 9Th streets. - oA
= TOBIAS, AMBROTYPE Rooms,
Whore you VIII obtain . good Likeness. q. nal IN
hnAvD&soW A's"'
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THE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE
HAR Ths ss;i SGgsE SEE ,syyGs ~

This article is prepared by 3 chemist, and 10 pro
nounced by medical men, and those v no have used
it, TO be the best PREPARATION for Coxshs Colds Ca
Gold, and preventive ofthat lion Of diseases, Con
sNmyttoa,
Persons " no sing should use IL IL 10 pleasant to
the taste, eOfens clears and STRENGTHENS the VOICE
slsys al irritation Of the throat and lungs and pre-
vents taking cold.
II Bottles IS and 80 DENTS and 81. Sold by al
drnggists IN Washington, Georgetown and Aleisp-
driA. 90 lift
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TiphSs Ssi6ai 1sai.sr Dir,cte-,I
osessseSas osrts u 1rss-eiass Iasss,,I,.~... =
~ d<psrsnno n bsstssss ~ fks e,ss
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TRUNKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Made
Il to order at the Southern Trunk FaotoTy 400
18th street. opposite Odd Psliovs' Hall.
js h-2m JAMES $. TOPHAM,
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q L "
AND BLACK TEA.
rHasPoyaer, impartial, and Young Hyson Greel
IEAS: OF VARIOUS grades Also arAND
M ~ n!.Aoh and others. viz: sOuchonr - +
ooi"ns, orangs Pscoo, \ o For sale by II
,u MING BURCHELL,
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MAGNOLIA HAMS,
W THE BANS FOR THE WARN wEArHyR
Every one Of these Hams is from selected country
corn fsd stock, cured expressly for MS And everyy
one warranted TO be in perfect order. w.
KING Il BURCHELI,
IytS COrnev 18th ST and Vernont ~
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE LANDED LATELY INCUMBERED) ESTATES
i Court IrelandTo all whom may concern. In the mat
ter of the estate of the Misses Martha Deane Katharine
Anne Cox and petitioners and in the natter
tate of Sackville Hamilton Cox ESQ., and petitioner
Take notice that the schedule Of membranes affecting the
manor of Dunmanway comprising the fairs and customs
the town of Dunmanway, also those Of Bayguteen with
the rights privileges and profits belonging thereto and the
town and lands of north and Dunnanway south
with their subden0mnaons all situate in the birony of East
Carberry and county Cork all formerly the estate of Henry
Cox of Dunmanway Esquire and afterwards Of Pennsyva
MIA deceased lately the estate Of the above named
which lands have been sold by this COURT is logged with the
Clerk of the Records of this Court and having
claim not therein inserted obectng thereto either
account OF the amount or priority of charge therein
ported to him. or any other particularly In
of legacy of two thousand pounds currency
created by the will of Sir Richard ox Barone deceased
Elizabeth Savage Cox his daughter and
balance Of Of thousand pounds late currency
which George Evans Cox deceased became entitled as
the younger children of Sir Richard Cox which
OF one thousand pounds assigned by the said George
Evans Cox 70 the Rev. William HOdne BY l7tt
August 2 to secure the of ESQ., late currency but
foot OF which nothing Is admitted to be duel any other
reason required to lodge objection thereto stating
particulars of his demand and duly verified with
clerk on or before the 18th day Of November and
fore the Honorable Judge Hargreave his Court Dublin
when Instructions will be given for the final settlement Of
schedule And further take notice that demand reported
N said schedule is liable to be objected within the tins
a si Dated this I'd day Of July 1889 R. DENNY
carriage of the proceedings No. Dawson street, Dublin
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER A. 1859
AMUsEMENTs.

AMUSEMENTSs
NTIBLO's GARDEN
~ Doors open at 7 I; commence atty.
TlckErs 20 cents Upper boxes. % cents
WEDNESDAY, SIPr. IA, 1859,
SECOND NIGHT OF THE MAGIC PILLS,
Received last evening with
R0ARS OF LAUGHTER
and THUNDERS or APPLAUSE.
Last week but two OF the great and renowned
RAvEIS
GABRIEL and FRANCOIS.
Last week but two Of
MARIA HENNECART MISS FRANCIS MARIETTA
ZAEFRETTA, YOUNG AMERICA and the COMPANY.
EvoLuTIoNS ON THE TIGHT ROPE.
LA PRIMA DONNA,
Maria Hennecar Miss Francis and the ballet company
THE MAGIC PILLS.
Dandin Grnaldo. Gabriel Ravel
Colorado Francois Ravel
Evira Miss Francis
The Frog. Young America
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FURNITURE.


PEDROOM ENAMELLED FURNITURE, IN ALI, CO
lors and styles superior and warranted manufacture
finished In landscapes fruit fesco and flowers at r. H. FAR
RINGTONS 68 Canal street. opposite Wooster Manuectoy
10 and 4S Wooster street. Established In l848
ENAMEILED CHAMBER SUITES OF FURNITURE IN
~ al coors and styles Wholesale and retail at SIS and
wards also, mattresses and pallasses.
WARREN WARD, TT Canal street.
Four doors east Of broadway, NJ Y.
OFFICE FURNITURE-DESKS TABLES CHAIRS
" lounges stools, &C. the largest assortment In the CITY al
lSO Broadway, near Cedar street, late l02 Broadway
FREDERICK CLARK, Agent.
CCHooL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STYLES OF SCHOOL
- furniture manufactured and for by n JOHNSON 400
Hudson street. n Y nusf ID circulars forwarded on ap
plcauon by mail or otherwise. =
0NHE HIGHEST PRICE GIVEN FOR SECOND HAND
L furniture from 81 to 81 coo. All calls promptly attended
10 at 552 Hudson street corner OF Perry
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Dandin Grnaldo. Gabriel Rave
Evirs Miss Francis
-ne frog Young America
WAILAcK's THEATRE.
BATEMxH respectfully announces to III. friends and
the public that his benefit and the close of his win take
opportunity his deep es shs
Hs ss sn . T.
tr thank 70 all those Of the press who
TERMINATION OF TUE GREAT LEGITIMATE
nAr fhSasA HERON
HvScHsAcx
LAST Two SSianHrs.
TUESDAY September E IA All September
icSRa Of THE rAr
that TIE III
manifested by the a inSSfhs!Hl sn AUDITORS
who h0ns the theatre e MERIT Ri the best test the
of the performances.
Mr.. CoULDUCK
srharacer in which his tragic powers appear to the highest
@N' '' THE CURSE
Holds the audience spEY, 'nourn
With its awful force.
0ns Of the most c9np SR and exquisite of this capital
Mr.. SOTHERN.. THE CRUSADER
70 the BEST ADVANTAGE.
Miss JOSEPHINE ORION,
'Ae '0'e's any Yo 1rsSss' AMERICAN ACTRESS,
Mr. DAvIDGE the .Ioaussious steward
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
September Is and IA.
GERALDINE,
LOVES VICTORY,
With the following ss consummate dsrbuson r
G G N p de Lacey ; 49, mATlLpA hEkO
Anseno, Prior Of St. Werburg Couldock
Hubert, CRUSADER Mr. Sohern
Gambo, the Earls jester. Mr. Walco
Hugo de Boursh, Earl of Chester .. MI Howard
Gervase steward Mr.. Dayidge.
G9thbert Mr. Bland
JOAN Miss Archbold
vassas Attendants, &c, DC.
1A' '"' y '''' ENTIRELY ORIGINAL.
Edward the period when English legions had
ed from the
HOLY LAND.
Characteristic costumes and the necessary aduncs Of ban
ners, banquet tables, together with
NEW AND A 1pPMndI SCENERY.
may render IN sc THs ACES
GREAT ATTRACTION
of the play will be found in its powerful exhibition Of human
p-'"' CATHOLIC FORM,
and In the energetic spirit the language which rvets the
enon while demands the deepest sympahes of the human
HoPEEDEspA1R,
JEALOusY-AGoNY,
patient and self sacrificing
Doors open at I; 70 commence at tx O'Clock.
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evening il az rs sn Ss replets with
NV ASp AND agsq HHsaA s3s Szs ssf
1iessis cents Children under 10 Years Is Gents
s4S q sFo SEPT $tS 9sH
s SIC. R Rs5SS1i s sIS s s2gs.sS.
The entire opera EU & N nAxrRxooR
The splendid fourth act Of
Including the celebrated ed afsEREss.
@ Ss$sssa
Admission ass ssSs On one E s8Bf1ss Z u !. parts.
The whole Of the Academy will be thrown omen to
the public who have the privilege occupying any seat they
ok s%s'SsBfs'y Sa 81, II as I, mi
M WI Es
Of se win
Inc Matinee LUCIA xa H sDss Of
In h sis great sTS toe # IL Ly EbaAR RIO
Sig G AssIER as ASHTON
g, s;;a 81; :; !: 0'HTsS'
A.a S SIS AaSSIo "a .. 4 coGsT BIZ LUNA.
,., LA TRAvIATA.
'AaAS Sig G BkiSNoII and Sig xMoDIo '0s'a
The most ssnsT a sa aHHTs been made make
one Of extraordinary brancy be reasonably supposed
h m % o sec u s addition the
win attend With view, therefore, to facilitate The sale Of
- TWENTY TICKET OFFICES
mSy be Is a @ I tickets
the doors may be avoided.
The down 'ese, SSss Wall street.
oa5s A.or Hons. =. xiISass ;, S,,a ' ,aaas
House the New York Hotel the Everett the Union Place h.
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL.
Roses la2 Atlantic street: PTox's 2ls Fulton street.
ENTRANCE DOOR OF THE ACADEMY.
snsn sssffA fdDYITifso TICKET OFFICES
rs doors s, Win be a. l2 The Matinee win com
the railroads and steamboats,.
r. ERMAN voLKs GARDEN, As BowERY
The proprieiors have he announce to the pub
A cn e; S9 sdssTE S!S G6Eornr
Principal SS%SS 1ssmen
Conductors Messrs Grill, Rehm and shleider.
ne s ell
Y ,r will = ss executed closing with fireworks
lery Is GEMS; children half price. ' g
BBses dancer wansd at The So1e place. Ssl''k
A CADEMY OF MUsIcaExTRA NOTICE
IL PoIIUTO OR, THE MARTYRS
The public respectfully informed strangers
not having been able 10 obtain seats the first night of
IL POIIUTO,
will be repeated Monday next The regular sale for
Pouto win commence Saturday Orders however may
be received the box office the Academy on THURSDAY and
Friday. = -
PROGRAMME FOR THE PRESENT Week.-Mrs. even
ing "wednesday LA SOMNAMBUIlA, by Mad. CASTER.
Tomorrow IhnrsdayA NORMA BY Mad CORTEsI. On
EssSi THE BARBER OF SEVILLE BY Mad and Sig
GAskk On Saturday, GAIA MATINEELUGRRA n
ATA by Mad easier, Mad. CORTEsI and all the other
great artists whout excepon) OF the present unequaed conf
bnaion.
Nov OPEN, /
IN ACADEMY OF MUSIC, TENTH STREET. |
ENGLISH AND FRENCH PICTURES,
including specimens by Rosa Bonheur Troyon Couture Ed
Frere, Muller Lambnei Ward Wallis Hook, Frost Lnnen
'N.'' - OPEN FRoMsA. NJ TORN
ROBERT CROFTS Manager 4
IN b. HELMsMUIIER HAS RETURNED FROM NEW.
in port well known Germania Orchestra and s cow
again furnish during the season he
and fashionable music concert dansante yae
parties weddings socbes receptions with any
kind of Instruments be desired
only at ls Mulberry street. between Spring and Bronze
DRAMATIC 1NSTRUCTION.-A FIRST CLASS ACTOR |
- VIII receive private pupils in the higher the
art and render them capable OF the first the
Address Manager tron square tost Office New York.
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POLITICAL.

AT A CONVENTION ASSEMBLED AT THE CORNER
IA of Degraw and Columbia streets (Mr Murphy, a. pur
suant TO the call of the National Democratic Republican Com
ee of Kings county for the purpose of eecinQ delegate
with alternate to the Judiciary Convention, nominate
Justice of the Supreme Court for the Second Judicial district
the Second Assembly district of Kings county Solomon
u. Noble elected such delegate Lawrence Hany
alternate. Michael Iough Thomas kenny Patrick SLirr
John hurry, James Dewitt delegates. -
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SYNOPSIS.
SCENERY AND INCIDENTS.
ACT FIRST.

u.
SYNOPSIS
'01S. ACT TT FlR RsSD'S'''
rHE PARE AT wEsrLAND MANoK
donabie sstisfacuOnThe Mosr.s
and
ss
the hersepondA distinguished draaaic artisteAn unfedgeA
dramast-Contcnng sentmens-Pracce against precept-
WORLD AND STAGE.
ART woRsHPPED
MINISTER DEsPsKD
review Of the pas-An insolven parental noble hesse
falls under the hammer-A sisters marrage-Pride win net
- ~ '''N THE WORLD RENoUNcED
SANCTUARY ,9s 81 TH The STAGE.
Is she less worthy for her vocatsn-Iove born Of pity ~
hand maiden of womans sorrow-A sisters yearnngsA
ART AGAINST PREJUDICE
honey potA great original an
plain SO colored-A coat endangeredA serpent in hsm.s
erercse-Two strings to one bSwaThe heir ~
sourceThe being vocal declines the insumeosr
0''' VI '"' FORMULATING BUDGET or SONGS
r as rsnd 5a ne Of r%ys
souni-A hasy e.oduspswap in state Of srupaon-An
de. a% he
House.inormason wsnied-The psbisn procivsiss Of .
ry q the uninown-Precpaton reardedNHones rasic.
dumb weasel not caught aslsep.A bolt AaA
kick the bucket Of prejudice master and
An Objectionable suit and unwilling sutorAn agreesby
surprsng surprise not altogether unexpected
to the decencies Of e considered By
the disciple OF Dr. Tgh-An emissary work emplnme
Of kicks than halfpenceProprety INDUCES In little
coqueryA meeting to be ayoded-A device OF hesnemy-
agoniynQ suspense-The revela0p-an actress-Pro-
priet charity dwindl:s down . oss-
mfhe equator of social distinction imana
ry ne-A relationship appealed conamlna
6on-A shocking afair-The last kickA delivered ~
male with the postaD stamp Of ruscy eI
her-probaby Archimedian lever Of friendship hal
the earthA sisters resolve, though family YES n
l trodden down by calous hearts,
l
j WHOLE WORLD KIN.
1 End of act Grst.
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Nov OPEN,
IN ACADEMY OF MUSIC, TENTH STREET.
THE SECOND EXHIBITION OF
ENGLISH AND FRENCH PICTURES,
including specimens Rosa Bonheur Troyon Couture Ed
Frere, Muller Lambine Ward, Wallis. Hook Frost Linne
OPEN FRoM9A. NJ To9PM.
Admission Is cents. - Catalogues Is cents
ROBERT CROFTS Manager
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ACT THIRD,

THE HOTEL AT PAU, THE PYRENEEg.
Nobility In close quarters-A landlords complasance-New
phase Of the English change
for another party proposedAn escape from
neutrality-suspicious. elated-A
large fund delight from small sourceCeebraed persoa
Followers and traitor in the
Unknown Of letersAn old but humble fend-An en-
barrassing nterview-Sistery inguiries-A ady's coma
cy and assumption of foreign habts-fhe tail of dmn
tive rat not perceptbeA femme de Chambre test mo
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"a WOODS MINSTREIS
AT HOME AGAIN.
AT ~ BROADWAY,
Between Grand and Howard streeta
Where they will be permanently located hereafter. On Mon
day evening" Sept r. and during the week. they win present
q programme Of combined attractions In all the different
SHADES AND DEGREES OF MINSTREI.SY.
MISS ERNESTINE DE FIEBER,
EPH. HORN,
CHAS. WHITE,
NED DAVIS.
D. s. WAMBOLD,
B. ABECCO,
II. LEWIS,
And the whole Of this mammoth troupe will appear eyeev
evening a entertainment replee with
NOVELTY IN MUSIC,
PATHETIC AND HUMOROUS SONGS, and
NEW AND ELEGANT DANCING
Doors open At To commence at eight o'clock.
Tickets % cents. Children under 10 years Is cents
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DRY GOODS.

u GREAT CHANCE FOR LADIES TO BUY Bar
Of Sol street three doors west OF Broad
~ WIN sell out entire stock $5OO0O worth OF rich
roideries real thread laces trimmings and French fancy
ood all Of which have been Tor casn and VIII DO sold
ID 4 very great reduction 10 close the business
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n AURA KEENES THEATRH
LAURA, KEENHS THEATRE
LAURA KEENE'S THEATRE
LAURA KEENE'S THEATRE
LAURA KEENE'S THEATRE
LAURA KEENE'S THEATRE.
LAURA KEENE'S THEATRE
LAURA. KEENE'S THEATRE
CROWDED HOUSES GREEN
CROWDED HOUSES FREET.
OROWDEn HOUSES GREET
CROWDED HOUSES GRKHT
CROWNED HOUSES GREST
CROWDED HOUSES 0REEv
TIE
NEW COMEDY
NEW COMEDY
NEW COMEDY
NEW COMEDY
NEW COMEDY
NEW COMEDY.
NEW COMEDY.
NEW COMEDY.
/ WORLD AND STAGE.
WORLD AND STAGE.
WORLD AND ETA0R.
WORLD AND STAGE.
WORLD AND STAGE.
WORLD AND STAGE.
WORLD AND STAGE.
WORLD AND STAGE.
EVERY NIGHT.
EVERY NIGHT.
EVERY NIGHT.
EVERY NIGHT.
EVERY NIGHT.
EVERY NIGHT
EVERY NIGHT.
EVERY NIGHT.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPT Is;
AND ALL THE WEEK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-14

DAIRY SULLIVAN, THE EMINENT TRAGEDIAN
ID playing splendid second weeks engagement the
st. Louis Theatre will commence at the Apollo Theatre Pitts
burg, Tuesday, Sept IA. w. COWEL.I. Agent
THEATRE GARDEN 1919 AND 2l BOwERY
Professor GESTER the celebrated Magician and ventro-
quist, will commence the above Garden On "Wednesday
evening and continue all the week. Admission free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-14

DRAMATIC 1NSTRUCTI0N.-A FIRST CLASS ACTOR
viii receive private pupils in the higher branches of the
art and render them capable OF the first roles stage
Address Manager uEion square tost office, New York,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-14

TVHEAP FROM AUCTION
" LINEN GOODS IN HUCKABACK, DAMASK AND
BATH TOWELS
Napkins, doylies and table cloths,
Sheetng Of all widths.
Also, an assortment of new
Dress goods for the fall season,
G. G. HOOK,
Qate w. s. BondJ
08 and Ito Sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-14

IN b. HEIMSMUILER HAS RETURNED FROM NEW
in port with well known Germana Orchestra and s cow
again prepared furnish during the coming season. ths
fashionable music dansante for yfvate
parties weddings socabes receptions &C. with any aumbel
and kind of Instruments be desired
only at lS Mulberry street. between Spring and Rrpne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-14

HAT TRIMMERS WANTED-A NUMBER OF EXPE.
renced hands viii find steady employment by applying
at d GO Fulton II -rr-s'-S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-14
OCULISTS AND AURISTS.

A CARD.-DR. POWELL. OCULIST, AUR IST, III
n may be consulted all diseases of the ror
10 to O'Clock daily at his office, No 1872 Broadway,
Twelfth street. Artificial eyes inserted.