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FEMALE INSTITUTE,
w Under the direction Of
MRS ELIZA w. SMITH,
Late Principal of Mystic Hall Seminar
-, D.xc,coorg o,1l Tao rkcro ron ottttfa ~

Late Frncipal oi Myst,c Han SeihhaI,y, PASS ;,
The this institution comprises four depart
menthe Physical the Moral the Mental and the Graceful
cultivated mind and elevated morality will accomplish little
with feeble sckly constitution Consequently Ph!sica
placed FIRST Aids to this found in the graceful
cahenic exercises daily pracsed In school in e large
gymnasium with its ropes and ladders vaulng poles and
swings the bowling alley, and in horseback riding Well
trained ponies ind saddle horses belonging the institution
and kept for this exress give opportunity for daily
riding after careful instruction In the of the noble
animal The Graceful Department comprises Music Drawing
Painting Dancing Manners, Carriage and Conversation gene
rally gold medal is awarded to each pupil Of the Gradu
ang Glass at the annual examination In July Parents May
be assured that efforts appliances will be wanting
cure the comfort trough instr and elegance Of their
daughters and wards while the utmost srctIess and exc
sveness will be observed the young ladies will have the evan
tagc of attending the lectures Of the Smithsonian Institute and
visiting those places Of interest instruction which are
found only in the federal metropolis Post address,
w. Smith, Washington, d. G., box 702
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L,OR ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON AND GEORGE
II own-The New York and Virgnia Screw Steamship Com
psny and first class steamship MOUNT VERNON, f. q.
Smth commander, will leave No L. North River for
te above ports Saturday Oct 22 3P. NJ Cabin passage
with unsurpassed accommodations 81 90 Freight cents mar
foo, measurement goods other articles in proporon
reoeyeh om ~ I'M h az ina iS so minis charged
steamer freight passage apply H. b. CROMWELL.
q 90. No. 81 West street
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RAILROADS.

NEW YoRE AND HARLEM RsGRoAD
IN SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
and after Wednesday, Sept S 1889 trains viii eAys
T. nty ,,s sSth street station New York, a. tcovs
fcr White Pisins-l23o sd p X, srd sic p 4 trocu
vfhe and Centre sree,s
FCr Dover Plains P. "
gor Alhauy-SS0 A. NJ mail tratu
RtrsRNra LsAva
over plsius-SN A. NJ
Y mie Pisins-6 ehd A. NJ, and EP. r.
Niusfusnr se-6 10 and eS9 A. II, l and a.l 2. "
AbsIr-e IS A. H., mad t1As
wuAIAM J, OAtTBKIL. sup ectnssoie.l
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NEW ORLEANS,
ALBANY, COLUMBUS, MACON, AUGUSTA,

And various places in Florida,
Via SAVANNAH Ga.
The FLORIDA, Capt j. Crowel, will leave Saturday,
Oct p at F. NJ from pier No North river Tickets be
bad 70, te following pacesfare low by any other
steamer from New Yoik TO
perior:-
New York to New Oreons $50 75 Mobile 1885, Montgomery,
Ma, $50 Atlanta, Ga, S2 Albany Ca S24 Columbus Ga,
S23; macon, Ga; ~; Augusta 500 Savannah Si5.
SAMUEL /. MITCHELL SON, Is Broadway.
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A CApEHY OF AUSIC.-RTGOLETTO
IA Is morinng commences the sale Of for Rigoletto
FRIDAY, Ocr 81 ats Doors open al ~ '
First appearance this season OF
NINE PAULINE COLSOA,
Second appearance OF
- ssGNORI sTIGE ELI and FFRRI
When Will be performed for the time n two Years Verds
Opera of
RIGOLETTO.
....x, 1o. First appearance Of
.GildA
hO5CH
SiNOK EEkk In his world renowned Rgoleto
The Duke of Mantua
rafucile
direction OF ~ ~ o' -
ov s.rrn sIGHoR MUMo
- GRAND GALA MATINEE
On An EXTRAORDINARY SCALE OF SPLENDOR.
oh Whch occHsion the artists
b during THIS week VIII maze their rs. appearance At th,
hME oolSoN' ,,,,, MILE CRESCIMANO,
BRlGEOLI, sTIGEILI
,1hn n -. -, -. AMODsO, JUNCA.
MARTHA;
kNE. COI.soN
NINE. sTRAKosCH, BRIGNULI JuNCA
And tLe third act OF t-'
ERNANI
Including the msgniacen. trsle.
-. MLLk CRESCIMhNO
SIG STIoELLI, TERRI JUNcA
The sale Of seats for the matinee commence on Friday
morning. = ''
NoIicE in consequence OF the continued inspositou Of
Me srEkANzA her debut s postponed until further
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&h O0O REwARD IS orEerEr To ANY PERsoN

ghed tmrSoNent ~ America. She warrsnts to any
disesse ~ is Nofn ,rm particularly Rheumatism oonsamp
ton n'ef enp II aud sorofna also disease " the sstn
Au lbose w ac sick IN trouble unartunae IN business
Wouij Do Me.i give her cali N E--fhLs lti hNs 40
tal Csl aud satisfy yourselves Olss IL sor,u sr.s
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WINTER eARpES ossEEsv ro,v o. w., .,u,
ao,.,,nu Dedicated 10 the culture Of
coMEDf, ~, ,,,,, MUSIC BALLET,
BY MISS AGNES ROBERTSON
THIS establishment has and decora
ted from plans and designs furnished Dion Bourccat
This evening musical fantastic historical piece of
tfavagance, called
CHAN0ONI III,
Representing the adventures three Americans
cal away upon unknown shore
TIME, THIS EyENING-SCENE ON THE STAGE
CHARACTERS
Chamooni the Third Auiocrat OF all the Mozambiaues
= Mr., Pearson
baTico MS Mandar1n Mr.. Geo. Holland
Jamaica Grayesenn. from New York operator
on the u wing machine, young person of great
eEsrpTises ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Miss A. Robertson
YOnkers-A kerbstone operator late Of William
street, NY. but now a speculative
trip 10 Shsnghae ..................M Mr.. Jefferson,
Cataraugus Gravesend, his late partner, an ar
dent but weak adniirer of Mr. Yonk-
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1HOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE-THE UNITED
IL States mail steamer ARAGO D. Lines commander, will
leave Havre touching Southampton land the mails
passengers Saturday November II at L. O'Clock from
pier 81 Of Beach street. This ship has five
water tight compartments enclosing the engines that in the
event collision srandng the water could not reach them
and the safety of the
would be Price Of passage in SECOND
DRAYToN, Agent, No. Broadway N.B.-fhe steamer
FULTON win succeed the ARAGO and sail December 10.
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FIlHE GLASGOW AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP COM.
pany intend sailing their snd powerful from
New York direct for Glasgow, AZ follows.-
0LAsGOW, Thomson. Wednesday, Oct D al 2 O'Clock M
Rates Of passage from New York philadelphia Boston 70
cabin seerage found with abundance of cooked pro
Visions, $50 For freight or passage apply 70 ROBERT
CRAIG 23 Broadway.
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NTHw YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COM
IN psby.-For New Orleans via HayanaTo sail on Thurs
day October r. 1859 at IL oclockThe United States mail
steamship DE SOTO D Bnoeh VIII comnencs 70 receive
street North No bills OF adng signed after the hour Of
sailing Freight for Havana will not be received after IL
O'Clock the before sailing. II must be cleared at the
Custom House and the CLEARANCE ogeher with the bills Of
fadng the office before O'Clock that day For
freight passage apply TO the agents. LIVINGSTON GRO
GHERON 4 CO., No. Park place.
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10 CHRISTOPHER STREET.-yRS. II. RoEDER.-
4 iO This astonishing And falling nsror clogst
and gifted lady has returned 70 this city and gives In
formation of all affairs with and in regs health wealth
marriage love affairs journeys law suits difficulty in bust
absent friendA sickness, &c Mrs koeter succeeds
when all others fail Rrs r. Is the lady who formerly
resided in Wooster street runy II you wish to have
true information. then reuenh.r her reAae1ce 43 Chsto
lher street Mrs H. has sitting ladies separate from
gentlemen
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THE TURF.

E1CLIPSE COURSE, H. I-~GREAT TnOTTIN0 MATCH.
II Geo N Patchen and Brown Dick.
. On Thursday. October 40, st "a O'Clock precisey.
March $500 side, Half forfe, mile heats best 3tn s. To
wagons.
II. Tallman nsrnes b. Geo M Pstcheu.
ID. Pifer names b. g. Brown Dick.
Cars leave South ferry Ut twenty minutes one Fare
To 20 ard return 70 cents JOAN j. SNEDEKER.
EEoR0E n. PATCHEN AND BROWN DICK.-TO THA
~ sporting world and th4 Of mansnd Hear vel hear
yeI Thomas Stewart t aewarts HOTEL ,Ridsewood DO
hereby agree have had Thursday for those who
intend the grestot between e above celebrated
horses s that hea wish 10 cecr and comfort my
all and every on this nifhorab.. occasion
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NIX
Will follow the 9th NOVEMBER.
An expxr enced surgeon is attached TO each ship.
nrcueh freight and passengers will be Immediately for
syerded rpor arrival of the steamer at Aspinwall.
steamships has capacity for GU TO SO tons
" rreAgM which VIII be taken at moderate rates.
beeyad that the accommodations afforded by the above
eAips are unsurpassed by any In the world.
always In at Panama 10 that there
be detention In forwarding passengers baggage and
For freight apply at the Office Of company, 8s Wall street.
passeKe apply at the only office OF the companies on the
~hsrf foot of Canal street, 70 WIN. II. WICKHAM
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LIOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.
The American Atlantic Screw Steamship Co.'s and IA
yorite steamship MONTGOMERY Frederick Crocker
will pier IL North river Thursday October co. at
O'Clock r Passage to Savannah with unsurpasssd
commodaons SIS Through tickets TO New Orleans 500 75
Mobile SIS Montgomery SQ6 Albany, Ca, $2i; Atlanta $2S
Columbus S2 Macon ST. Augusta So and to principal places
In Florida lowest rates
Freight 10 cents per foot half per cent No
bills OF lsdng signed after departure of steamer Apply 10
III. B. CROMWELL. X CO, Sc West street
The HUNTSVILLE succeeds Thursday 21th
E,oR HAVANA, VIA NASSAU, N P-THE BRITiSH
n and North American Royal Mail Steamship KARNAK,
Cant Brownlcss will sail the Company's wharf at
ersev Civ for the ports about the h November
and oh Decemberha Is the arrival or the steamers ex
pec.ed from England these dates -
Passage money to Nassau.
Havana.
DO between Nassau and Havana. Is
For freight or passage apply 10 Il. CUNARD Bowling
;reeu
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nepcces .A.r0 ern0n-
te OF Tie Horns Mas
New scenery by Isherwood. ufrsA- by Mr.. Robert
S,oepci Dances by Herrsrdc.
To conclude with tae aughabe Farce c-llai
BATHING.
IN which Mr.. Sloan, Mr. Young Hr. Moore Mr. Floyd
Lsvete Mrs Slesn, Mrs Wsico and Miss Floyd VIII appear
In rehearsal Comic Duality, wrIu t1r
this theatre IN which Mr. Brougham and Mr.. Waoot w So
Doors open at I, to commence at half Sst 7.
Places may be secured one week in a.ysnce.
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SPOFFORD, TILESTON 4 CO,
70 broadway.
The Marion succeeds Wednesday, Oct. 26
DEDUoED kATEs-rHE NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA
~ Steamship Company's steamships will receive fregh.
for Tennessee North Carolina Portsmouth,
folk City Point and Richmond and will leave pier N b.
at 5 r. M, follows
ROAN0kE Captain Couch on Tuesday.
YORKTOWN, Captain Parrish, Thursday.
JAMESTOWN, Captain Skinner, on Saturday
Passage stseroon included to Norfolk reduced 10 % Pc
rsbrrg and Richmond stseroom included reduced s.
e8ls, 81 cents eatra Freight taken moderate
LUDLAk 4 HEINEKEE. il5 Broadway
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RNSTAUA1ANyS.
CyAep.-THE UNDERSIGNED REsPEcrFELLY IN.
forms b and the pubic In general Ia
conr ues bis business a. old essaoshment and would Be
hspny 10 families their private resd nara
mored Wines Liquors and Havana segata- His re.ah a.
narmen supplied with the toncs reatora
he the tnw1d Having laid stock Of s0e
$50 o which he puThs for cash. is enabsed to ssa
cheaper than mos. Persoys IN the market Buyers would "a
well by selecting frou samples before purchasne esa
where. VIZ. EGlNTON, li9 Fulton street
Four doors east Of Broadway.
ENGLIsH MuTTC,N AND sCoyCu GROUSE
~ ~ ,R DINNER TODAY
..-xx. sSofCJ SALT LING TO MORROW
klSHAhnsoN 4 cI.EOD, 106 Maiden lane corner D,
Pear street tw sale Epeihh Filbsrts Hsres YarnouIs
nrnh Sanna,s Grouse &C.. just opened Oyster and
M Lunen Noun.er supplied with best oysters. &c.
(yusTANUs A. RATz, BEGs TO INFORM HIS FRIENDS
- aha Ine public. that he 10 sll found old quar-
es % .ne ladepsh House. l5 and la Bowery where he
VII oe sppy To furnish them with decacy of the
son r. Burprisc, club, wedding bal and election psruss
10 Mcv as m itsry companies and armies suppue
~ ana suppers on The premises ssowhefo ~
-cD.orteS q notice. Oysters picked 10 order
I'VE MEET AGAIN NEXT SATURDAY EVENING ST
W Soclock, at Fred Porters branch OF the Eri1rd
" Washington street. City Hs brooklyn ss oS e'uA
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES,

A GENTLEMAN OFFERS FOR SALE A SPIXEDfD
A bay Forse 49, hands high wild, Dog Cart Top Wagon,
with pole shafts and Harness compete also sndd Dob
tail bay Mare l5 hands high in three nntcs ant
East Fourteenth street
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WALLACKS THEATRE
w HOUSES CROWDED TO THE CEILING
Pronounce the entire and grand success
NEW PLAY
II will be repeated
TO. NIGHT
And every evening until further notice
The performance 10 commence with the Drama three acx
entitled
FAST MEN
THE oLDEE TIME
~, play Is taken from comedy entitled Rochester" ~
ae celebrated Nonc,es which london. It's
Sucuon for upwards Of one hundred successive nghs has
oeen carefully revised altered adapted REQ
I Y The present stage, by
MR LESTER wAII.kcK
G. tarles IL, King gland. IAyera
Jo u Wiino Earl OF Rochester. Waliao
~ winch he VIII snrg the song OF SirnDr the Celarer
Gee Sgs Nilliers, Duke Of Blckr Mr. Brouatara
Lyc argus Muddie, specimen Of he genus Bogberry.
A:r Biaks.
Anne s9ueak Parish seadie Mr.. WalcoG
stary M Use hser Mr. Dyo-
Jereu ean inir MS Mar Mr. Young.
DunstaN.e S,roing Play sr.............,N Mr. Ftoyd
Balaani, yaset 70 Rochester ............,M Mr. SIooa
JoskE IN q. ParaooL
GruI Bar Mr.. Oliver.
The Countess OF Loyelauph Mira Hoev.
Lady Gay: ay:............ +.......,......M Mira Sioaa.
Silvia Goden Heiress war of Sl
Aunt RebeccL yernon,
n f.F r.F TI.a
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6jsoE RAMBURG, LONDON, HAvRE AND SOUTH
4 Araptou.
The Hamburg American Packet Company's iron mall
HAMMONIA, Captain Schwensen,
wtN leave pier Il North river,
Tuesday, November l, 1859
Ers ceba. 800 Second cabin. $50 Steerage ...$X
q. B. RICHARD BOAs
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
NATIVE AND FOREIGN DRUGS,

NATIVE AND FOREIGN DRUGS,
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rs IN RECEIPT OF THE MOST CHOICE AND Ex-
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cordially invited to contrast the PURITY and PRICE Of
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The most attractive and useful
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