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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.

ever has been and that II may be relied TO do for the
relief all il has ever heenfound todO.
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A PURGAvIvE NEDicrHE
For Costiveuess; ~ ,s-t rl-I
Fer the Cure Of Dyspepsia;
For Jaund ce;-
For the Cure Of IndieeEtioB
For Headache;
For the Cure Of Dyseutery;
For Foul Stomach;
Forfhe Cure Of ETysiPslas
! For the Piles;
For the Cure OF Scrofnla
Tor all Scrafuous Comp laints; 7fa l
For the Cure of Rheumatism.
For Diseases Of the Skin;
1F- aTJ Eor the Cure Of Liver Conpiaints;
FOrths Cure of Tet.sr, Humors. and Salt Rhsuni.
ft For the Cure Of Gout; ie e -t
sff For Dinner Pill;
For the Cure Of Neuralgia;
For Purifying The Blood
They are saEarcoafed so that the osi sensitive can
them pleasantly, and they are the best eperient in the
world for sll lke purposes Of family physe.
Price 25c. per Box; Six Boxes for 81.
efneat persouages have lent their = certify the u-
paralled usefune Of these remedies bet space
will permit the insertion Of Them Tie Agents below
furnish gratis eur MERIc1N AIMAAc in which they are
given with also fnil desci0us Of The shove complaints
and the treatment thar shon he followed for their cure
Do not he put Of BY unprB-pled dealers with other prep
aratiuns they make more profit Demand AYERS and
take no others The sick want the best aid there for
them and thsy should have H. lile 8 hiid
All our remedies arc for sale By tf1f f-r 81 p ~.
VIM FISK, and GAYLORD HAMMOND and al
-775T n ,rsir > aeeIT dstzr em &usow euz q
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FEVER AND AGUE
"pnF WuIOu MANRTND GTrF

hnttAlo, ~. --l.--. ~ y
FEVER AND AGUE
EROM WHICH MANKIND SUF-
IL FER OVER A LARGE PART Oe THE GLOBE,
duesd by ts poisonous miasm Of vegetable decay This
exhast6u evolved BY the action Of solar heat vet soil
below the horizon this vapO fingers the sarhs sur
ce and the virus is taken with u throush the lungs into
the blood There acts Eating poison on the inter-
nal and sxcretng organs Of TIE body The liver be
comes torpid and fails not uny this virus but also
he bile from the blood Both The virus aud the bile sccu-
muate in the ercuaon and odlce violent constitution
sympathise with the liver, and bee dersngea also
Finally the instinct a enr organism. as Il in an attempt to
ne body in the internal ercTetoes 70 force them to ca it
Ihs blood eaves the suce and Tushes 70 the inter
But IN tfis ciert i fsis Then the FEvER folSws, IL
surface asif another effort TO eIPs the irritating poison
Trough that other great excre othe skin in ths also
and waits for the recovery strength repeat the hope
less effort another day These are he MS o. psToEysms o.
course undermine the heslth Il Il is not rem Ovec.
We haTo lsborsd fnd. and have found antidOte.
AYERS AGUE CURE,
stimulates the liver expel from the body As should
does This actng disorder with perfect certainly
those who are subject this infection IN season.
those Who use It free fm its stiaes; Keeps the system IN
health although exposed to the disease ntly
tions which are induced by this malignant influence such
Remittent Fe er, Chill Fever Dumb OF Masked Ague
ache, Earache. Catah Asthma, Papitaons, Painful AZ
fectons Of the Stomach and Bowls all ofwhch when ans
ing from this Will be found OF less the
infeittenttype. This AeUB CURE" removes the cause
OF thee derangements and cures the disease
This aecompiishes by stimusting the ercreores to
pei the virusom the system and these organs by degrees
become habfed do this ther Office Of their accord
Hesce arises Whit term accmatiOn Time may accom-
plish the end but often life is not long enough
sacrificed the attempt while this 'AGUE CURE" does
and with safety We have great reason 10 believe
that this is sureE as well as q er remedy for the whole
n than any other which has been discovered and it has
still another advantage to the public which IS, that II l.
cheap as well as good.
PREPARED BY N.- F-.s1
ID H. J. C. A Y Z II & @ o..
LOWELL, MASS.
pR1cE ONE DoIIaR pm RATTLE
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GeqaL Notifes.
CHERIFF'S SALE.-Pursuant to


CHERIFF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
~ command Of an orter OF sale issued frem the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Cuyahoga County at the suit M
William B. Hmln, Paintif against James Esber. l. J.
Parke Ezsda Lord and others defs dents 70 ne dl-
.eced shall offer for sale a public auction az the door
OF he Court House. co7ner Of Seneca and Lhampl1in st
in the ciy of Cleveland said County on the 18th day Of
April 1889 At ocaOck p NJ Of said day the following
described lands snd emeus, TO wit; Situate IN the
TOWNSHIP and village Bedford the County OF CuTa-
hoga and State Of Ohio aud bou yed and described as fol-
lows Beng the Chair Factery Lot situate on original lot
No S. and bounded fellows, VIZ Beginning near
the heaster OF the bridge across mill race s.
IS degs chan2l links, fro northerly end OF high
paapef walI the m dsrf hence II degs E cha rs
to The &c Of of water 1tnkers Creek theme north
easery the creek along the nori hery eee 10 the
southerF end Of high OF parapet wall on the dam thence
n0rthery said wall scuthery SIDE Of mil race hrnce
south 3 degs west CHAIN q links along Tie southery
edge of mil to the place OF beginning with the ught
Of water from the n race, subject TO the is
mill and saw nliii.
subdivision c part Of said Ehal lot No S. bouIdsd ON
sides by Willis street, erly by village lot No Y.
nnrthery by bluff Of Tinker Greek. Together with all
the hnery engine and III aaing to the sad
chair factory. Appraised at IS co.. 80
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NEW TREATMENT.
RuGaIO Medical DfsDensary

Established for the cue OF
Dvspepsia, General Debility, FeUer and AgIc,
Asthma, Lneipisnt Consumption, bafiTa-
Ities Of Youth and Old Age DC.
Y NO MERCURY USED. Il =.
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1859. 1859.
Cleveland, Columbus / Cincinnati Railroad

Fsfa
WINTER ARR1N6F5TFNT- +
AN AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV
" o. lsss, Passenger tram leave Cleveland IS oiop
n.3O n, Cincinnati Express oppns sr here t0rlllnn
Wsilington, New LONDON, Shelby. Crestline
GALLON, Giead. Careinston. Ashley ,DelaWare
and W0rihiugton
$40 M CINCINNATI ght Passenger stopping a. Al sta
lions between Cleveland aud Gallon, aud al
lEQ Cardington and Delaware; also, sfoppinE %
CONNECTIONS.
ahslby, Sanduzky AIansf1d tac Newark Halrnad, for
Mansfield, Nj Vernon, Newark, Laneslllle, -
CrsEtline Pit,sburrh IT. WzTua and Chicago RAr11d,
+t- for Forest Upper Sand1sky ephos Lima. =
Wayne. Lapcrfe. Chicago, &c west md EaEt
for Mansfeld, Wooster. Massllcn, &C
Gallon and Beileonaine kaiad Line tor Marion bello-
Tara Hauta. EinceE1as. Evansville Louisville
DsaNass Dayton and Cincinnat Line ia Syrlnshee, o.
DAYTON Hamilton. Cincinnafi. Richmo1ds la
g dianapolis. Terre Haute, 81 Louis. Ec-; and q
Circiniiafi with the Ohio Mississippi kail-
road for Louisville and all poin,s On tho Ohlo
eeluvAu. ft1e Afla,si and Columbus ana xenia Rail
road. FOR Xenia. Dayton. lndilnapolis, Ielfs
Ilnj Haufs St Louis RIufros1. Lovoiarfl and Gin
matt and with The ehloand 4 ssissl PSI ~
road Al Cincinnati for Louisville, Esanslllles
~ Csiro 81 Loris and all points On TIE C11o flgcr-
Columbian Central Ohio Rairuad for FeVnrk,
{ - = wheeling. &C. fcilIdhu1, Piqua o11 1adl414
Railr0ad for Piqra Urbann- &C.
I e Pcr Tickets 70 all poinfa E1d t1naIton Spp2 -t
the 0aioa Ticket Oes 5fSaDeriofstreet ef a. me 20
: s FILM, SsPerilfend
i f-7s~.1.r.I No-r .
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CONTRACTING AGENTS.
JOHN q. MOORE, Agent N. Y. c. R.R. No. 2OI Broad
M b sSAULpINo, Agent spauldinsu Express. No go
Broadway. N Y.
CHxMBERLiN, THOMAS 3 Co, Propriesors " Mer-
chants Gem raj Canal Line No. lol Broadway N, Y.
WA, STEWART, Agent Cleveland 4 Pttsbur' Railroad
D, D. WILLIAMSON, Agent Cleveland Pittsburgh
HUBRY, HUdHEs Co. Forwarding Merchants, ,cisvs-
hIx i MORRIS. Forwarding Merchants, Cleveland,
" MCDOWELL, Special Agent. Cleveland, o.
Wis.
RICHMOND 4 CO., cor Clark and south Water street,,
SHELDON PEAsE, Managing Agent,
marlb;269 Office foot Of Michigan Il Buff %. v.
The American transportation Company.
xz7t1N 1OsO .slA-H
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1t gives me great ensure certify to the invarahle
ravs action of the tsraefenberg Malshaps Uterine Ca
tholcon all Of female disease and to the skill and
high moral character Of the Medibal Department OF the
Graefenberg Company. O..
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DR. AMOS SON take peasurein announcing that they
have nveni ed must impopnf instrument for tho cure OF
the deases Il has been subjected to test BY the
most emineBt IhyscihhE IN London Paris, Philndepha
and New York; Il been declared the only useful nsrn
meut ever invented for tho OF Seminal weakness, or
any disease enused by the secret habits OF youth Price
| SlOby mail or express. -
| N B.-Dr AMOS i SON, in order to satisfy tha mos,
skeptca to the merits Of this instrument pledge them
that In any instance where prove usaistc
tory bf fair trial the will be refunded by 10
1 iurnine thu instrument An good order.
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Up. LAMBERT NJ. D..
Auburn Four Corners, Penn.

am Methodist clergyman. Ny heart hasfairly ached
TO witness the feeble health Of women have tavaied
nv circuit preachng the Gospel thNk God however,
that have seen all these diseases give way to the Graen
berg Marshalls Uterine Cahoicon wherever It has been
used : Rev PETER SHARP, RidgewaY, Mich,
former y Of Western Stark, Medina o., o,
r For sale by Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
out the State
ET7- For medicines OF agencies address ~.
H. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
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ItisJifhrult 10 fancy more awkward stitch than this.
This is called double thread stitch" o. course me
thread which lies coed cnousy the lower side o.
the cloth add to the strength OF the thread which
passes through and holds the cloth together but simply
serves 70 sien the sge thread which take the stitch
This also Il single thread stitch That the Grover AMI
Haker stitch unTavels readily shown by the above cut
Ba il ond be stated that when fastened this stitch II
elaltic and Is 70 many purp'srs veluahe sitch
very complicated eOatriyauee Is required 70 take the
rover Baker Stitch Is quite apparent Hence It's great
liability to get out OF order.
ttOnrf, cEuFNyg
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PRICE ONE DOLIAE rEA BOTTLE.
AyER,S CHERRY PECTORAI,

u HIt . OlLLIlIII I LO4 OLh4Al1
Has wan itself such for the Of sTery va
ety OF Throat and Lung COmplaEt that entirely un
necessary for the evidence Of its virtues
wherever it has been employed As has long been II
Throughout this section need not do mo
than assure the people its quality Is kept up the best
ever has BEEN and that may be relied do for then
relief all il has ever beenfound t0dO
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YnnNn n1EN rAKE PARTIcuLAR NoTIcE.

An srument Tor The cuTe Of NOctnrnaI Emlssons moFr
properly known Seminal Weakness, NC Can be perma
lely cured r from fifteen days 10 i've months BY he use
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Gharres for Business Men.

AN energetic Man being about to take .
"A TIP South end Wes; viii seeeP The AGENCY for sny
SPECIALITY which viii enable him 20 of-r superior induce
uenis either ssesman Collector, ke Address J. n r.,
BIooklyn Post -Ofhce for tao dayI
TOR SALE.-The CONFECTIONERY STORE
Il No. let Grade wilsnsoduh together WITH the s;oeG
Hx.ures H.ruture kc Of the Also for sale, well
e.t.bsbed CAKE and PIE BAKERY doing good business
The going Europe Jof Pafn'uiA' inquire the
prrrbea
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SOUTH BROOKLlN-A GRAND CONCERT
~ vii BE- given al the Mode Reores Dutch Chagch Hsr
risoost pear Court t,ee Rev. smith fS,tot) TAUni
DAT EVENING, Oct Is uro.r The sa.pcex CooT,
sisted By OF ds'irguishd talent from HewvoTk ard
Brooklyp Mr. J. H. A0En, CoDdector; Mr c X BsDG r.
rv~nist aud Pisns Par vii cous,, of ia edo. Ir,-
prrial Mass No s. (ertire l. asuAtas" MIA VeriuTe
tAd' &c. win sosouparimsn'. Par nd sl
IL. .ns sue,s aus chnrdsss
s.,n,sI nv the met prar al etcbsisd Uae Of
S,snvsys grand Pa-os VII Be -ie' Oh the eAi'n Tcks'
~ esUls each
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY OCTOBER 49, 1853
OOINTRY STAT ON HUDSON RIVER

OOJNTRY SEAT ON HUDSON RIVER
~ RAILROAD FOR sALE-Abss, 90. hour n:u ssu cry,
pss vs every cssrrieoee ees.sc- sad comf fse Psas
ccnpirs resri, ACRES With INST cas- I'M ngrII,S1
sroRs sousE' cARRiAGs HOUSE .sa esrE.Loooss y.
Tbr rro h. roft.s- Il so snf onp Zee; OF tne
Po., Read bos,,d With evvr.een beige rs'aaf gP's
bStr re Ger; lawn .:' from ne ';.,, . Sss vita is
shrubSsry Shade Tres spI Founta5 Sc "a SI
Grove Ct rs:' tres an rs,srT 80 knesea G.d.u
Pouy Y.rj ~ A.tbere are on this Place .tr a' u.s.,
s.e II sfs ak. e. .sso ID. .'o o~S.r could pr:rr
couE faelred. ye immediate pOss.s.io .osaInssa
No Metropolitan ..ak Plner
Tor SALE, BY S. EDDY 4 Co,
No 81 liberty st. op sG,e the Pps.ofhce,
The oorns LOTS, TIA, Will PAY largely " Al in'e"He Oh
LOTS on SHAW, trcu ss,h st northsard 70 Harlem k'~
LOTS on h'd.n Len, ston. 81 .th: s9i SD avs
h 81. Gs entire soes. f.os;iis @ .si yrE.L
PARK and snse number Of L'sia The vicinity Of Hsiea
LTOR SALE-A desirable RESIDENCE At
Il PATERSON n j. located the principal Pnsae street
:s.st ever, eI ~, ,:ay %:,
Esssanst-, n Y, or to the owner, A A soNpA
TOR SALE-Oue ofthe most beautifully situated
cSSTsT SEATS p The rs: a. H'sI s
E.tr.ion, .nd O,ier p.tce!., sppy sEyHoUEs Real
Estate Agency, Nos 81 aud y Pinr~I. New'faf
GREAT EASTERN WHARF at PORT MOR-
" s-A few choice LOTS lsth. 18th. AID Shes,
lying between ST. AIMS aud Home within few minutes
walk Of Port Morris being the choicest part Of the nsnoI
grounds Of Governor Morris spsnda ~at-r ses ee
waited sro1rdsn fact the harcsones, prpsty Adjoining New
York Price Of each Lot $50; az payment oef
Appy to R. ELTON. No "a Beekmsu st from !! N M
ground every ssrpool Scsv csrscr Pecksp Ferry
Harlem vii bring you within sfseu minutcs vak Of these
Lota
IRVING PARK, TARRYTOWN.-Thc finest
II OF Hudson
Park Every purchaser acquires lin addition to hs pfv.e
srourdsl Joint Interest in the entire range OF the f1 ro
further inform alton AID descriptive cclsr inquire u MEN
MORGAN, No 5 Metropolitan 8aIk, Piles-
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Dir Drsyton wi introdece John Hattou popular song
"SlMON Tbs CELLthER"
Ard. With Mn Drsytou toe sighsbl- Duet.
"wHEN LITTLE FARM WE KEEP"
An efficient Orcbes,rs- Conductor. valiant.
NJ Dsyton respectfully tst ctets ana places
Be SECURED In advance, WITHOUT ENCKA CHARGE a.
the cfce Theateg, fon O'Clock q oclck
ADMtsSION-Sessu Uaheed lid sscaEed, 80 otasf
0~sts .
Door open ss 81. Co,nueoce Al q precisely.
Drsytcs's Psrlor Opera, MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and
aATlIRDAyS
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BOARD WANiED.-Au elderly lady wishes tn
- obtain BOARD Ia quiet respectable private family in this
civ. She wi qurs Ere in her 70 per week viii Be
paid. Address Box Nc. 2,o+5 Pos, Office, New York.
DOARD WANTED-By lady and daughter, 3
- large aud small adjoining Nat1n above 2sh sad
below 25ths Adeen, stating terms sId reference Box No.
l55 Norh Orange N. J.
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
JSrco,e aui unparalleled Of the ne horoushy
oraira intensely exciting moral drama, OUT OF THE
DtPThS; o., THs STORY A WoMAS'S Love AND LIFE,
in three pov,rfy effective Acts; be rsp-s;ed THURSDAY
IN the hNENlNG n O'Clock After which toe elesant Ballet
Pantomiue Of NJ. DuCHAL0MEAU AFTERNOON at
o,c cob, TEE DUMB BELLE, and THE TAILOR OF TAM
NOhTH
The ARAB GIANT. feet high 2i yea, old and weighing
17 Pounes the Grand AqnaIia Happy Family; Trunk Of
Trte tron the Mount Of Olives SC.
Ambulance all Is cents; Chden unier er Is Par
is &c
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&S MO WANTED, an energetic &c
BcarA and Rooms.
FFTH-aavsESSTIEE HOTEL HOTEL ,u,
At the Intersection Of Broadway opposite MAdisou square
HgW-YoRK,


Nsw-YoRS.
TO BE OPENED AUGUST 23, 1859.
fhis Location the desirable OF In this great Nc
tropoHs being the healthy delightful and central In the
city and and convenient, 70 the Hadson kv And
Bostor Railroad depots
The entire Of the ssbhen. the rcsl Of
study and experience Snd render il The most comfortable
and houeiEe Hotel In the world
All the improvements that comfort and convenience have
g.s.e3, have beer introduced.
the positive saey Of gsesl from the DANGER Of conasioa
Sub dvon double brick walls extend from the rock foundation
the roof Al Of the foon double and -Paatsd BY
layer Of making the entire structure fire proof
Among othe In addition to the usual
stairFaJs VERTICAL HALLWAY 10 pes-ly completed 70
convey gues from the first to the upper doom which
admits Of o possibility Of accident.
Lofty spacious and continuous corridors forming promenade
hundred fee: upon each Of the isnt and
cir in the highest degree to every apartment
liberal spsce has been Appropriated public Drs wing Rooms
and Psrors connecting which and the Dining Rooms there
ernd Promenade Hall Suites Of spscous Parlor Chamber
and Dress Roons with all the modern convenience have
been especially designed for the comfort Of families travelling
parties ard eli gle gentlemen
Exchange containing the journals OF the day and AL the
converieDces commercial intercourse and has been
added 20 many other fes Of the Hotel aud there
felegs ph Ofc@ with all Of the country
pstenis provided for the Of guests and the public
TIE Furniture and every Article Of IN the establishment
have been expressly designed aud manufactured Tor the WITH
AVENUE hUTEL
All communications for spsrnen upon business CON
nec'ed With the house please direct 10 flFTHAVEhUE
HOTEL, H. order 20 insure irim-d ate attention.
sazson Of this Hotel has been un Ter the direc
don VI Mr. PARAN STEVENS proprietor 81 the Revere aud
fremont Boston and Battle aud Point Clsar Houses
In Mobile, and # will be conducted By
s.i 5. P s.sx,s' HITCHCOCK. DARLING Co.
HIRAM HIIcHCocK.D
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WINTER GARDEN.
w A CONSERVATORY OF THE ARTS.
DEDICATED TO THE CULTURE OF
COMEDY,
MUSIC, and
MISS AGNES RORERfsON.
This establishment. newly constructed and Decorated nom
plans ana eesisns furnished BY Mr. Dion Bourcicsul,
10 NOW OPEN.
The entertainments viii commence st O'Clock, with
DOT,
eeseBns Charles Dickens beautiful story, fhe Cricket on
TIE Hearth" The characters vii be sustaiaed BY the following
artists:
John Yeery o'nhle MI Harry fearson
Dot, his wife,. Min Agrss Robertson
CNy SLOW ooy charity girl who akes OF the ix a
"
n which character abe viii Ny first love sailelT
boy"
Caleb Plummer, toy maker. j. Jefferson
bcisa, stevens
EDWARD RUNNER, us SON. MI A d davenport
Mia Fielding, reduced In circumstances In conse- NJ nj,
alence Of crisis in the indigo trade ..........
May Fielding Eowsfds sweetheart ......MrA j. H. Allen
fsrte;on merchant Caleb. Mr.. T. B Johnston
rhe Box Office opco asy At 81 p m-up which
hour auo tickets may be Obtained.
ses:s may be occurred ak days in advance.
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TNRENCH IHEATER.

LRENCH IHEAIEN.
IL Broedesy, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
UNIQUE AND ELEGANT MUSICAL NOVELTY.
DRAfTONS PhRLOR OPERAS,
LYRIC PROVERBS
Mr. and Mrs HENRI DRAYTON Of the Conservsioire de
Nusqus Paris the Operas. Thssss Roy Drury Lane, and
Convent Garden London and The principal Con, nehts Toeae
have the above Thea;er ,T Of Alternate Nights
for the introducing 20 tho American public their pop
Rlsr ana truly novel - -
ENGLISH PARLOR OPERAS,
Founded on PkOVERbs' spd "OLD sAWsp
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, ana FRIDAY
ENfnlNG.
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DIANOS, MELODEONS and ORGANS.-Ihs
L HORACE WATERS PIANOS sad kELODE0Ns fos
depth parity q tor' and s.o'y tr aa.alp.ssea Pro-
oiH Pianos and helodeons 10 rent Monthly psymen1
ceivee for Pianos HORACE WATERS Agent No $50 Bres<
TessisOstals "Tho Horace Waters Pianos kpovn
anoos the bes."Eeasysis "Ms can spec. Of thss
merits from p-rsonal knowlsds- Chvtstsaa isisgenesv
compartsoo wiz
6asst u,sde apy~ here In the co.ntry Hoss Jown<l
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CADEMY OF MUSIC-N'LLES PERANZA.
"A EoNpSY, ocr a, OPENING NIGHT.
~. cal. ~ ssss fr Mords, The UPesirs N,ht commences
49,. s.,.,s.x ., the fou, iotst Offices
ISs1apgxoi syLLE .DtLisA sPEeANzA
Pic. MSNP ssI O.; oT w sSa 's - Ven ysl: r.
5ssno ,--
to,ehs, with SisaoTi BRl 7NOLI saa AMoDiO u hsf ors
THE GRAND CHORUS
TIE GRAND ORCHESTRA
viii comprise stiy h,st eia' performers
Ths Whole under the direction o.
6ko vii make his frs, app. srance :, nseA"o
On se %s sss e Is s Pso rsoore
Debut ana 'n'' APP siGSoE srIGgLId.
end 'f'Ae ''is;ifd hsCf E FsRa sf' ''s''"
In veIdPs 2. LIBERATED OPsrs Of
tn. al. Of .,..s for the Debut o, snor sTIGELLI and
RYkRI 10 EREANi oommenoe, 90 Tuesd,y.
q 1BUasDAY Debut and First Appearance in An.'ic, Of
kne CREscIMAEo AID MILE CRUvELLL
IL TRoVAr0nE
On FRIDAY Revival CT
Ri0oLyTTo,
M,dsae CoL3OS.
ss1S @ = FE :sI' ~. sepT sTTGEILL
On SATURDAY.
GRAND GAIA MATINEE.
THE slCILrsN VEsPERs.
NY Of Musc and down SHELLS ionery No Il
Wsnst There will likewise BE- branch ticket Offices .. Breus
NOTICE 10 sUBscRIsEks FOR TEE SEASON
In compliance with sppcearn' the Direct beg 70
that they vii receive Subscriptions io ahied n1
wv" PRIVATE BOXES,
for less than twelve AID lot THAI twenty nights Each
boz viii be let the rate Of 81 80 per hight TO admit four per
Fsucrs wshins 10 sub.c,be viii plessss the Box Office
Of tie Acsasmy Of Mosic. Oh FRIDAY OF H. at tie Usual
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NIBLOs GARDEN.
N Manager ...... ............Mr. 4. EDDY.
For nigh; more. and
POSITIVELY THE LAST.
SERIOUS \ Am LILY,
THE TOODLE3
THURSDAY EVENING. OF Is 1889,
Mr. BURTON
SLEEK and TOODLEs.
MIR. and MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS will
IVI make their frs. appearance In four NiBLVS
GARDEN or MONDAY, Oct IL. The Box Office will be
o.en THURSDAY MORNING for the sale Of Tickets and
Private Boxes.
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THEATRE FRANCAIS, No. $50 Broadway.-
II JUNDI, Is Ocsobre. 1859
SINE r. pstssptSfiou Announcement
Ter demonstration. Bruus Lscbe Crsa-
NM MAJ psein, Paul SsrTy AID hile Il Chevaier
LIE vieux Brsconnie Chsns ant Re Iosnte gtt insne
ronet,e and CaIstsieF oPere,e, Mue Darcy an Ini;
net, Losret
Orere du Spectacle. 1 Tamboar. :, lie SIacoonief. J.
Brutua 4 Toinete
On oonAmercsI S tsures uiriUt ives precise
DAYTON fARLOs OPERAS
VIII oommeoee Thester "Wednesday snd Sridsy
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Gouses anh farms Uantso.

A COUNTRY PLACE or small FARM
~ WAIVED North River. 10 the vcnit, OF the High
spcs for for Purchase Address Bex NO
4 Jgl Eew.Yoik tOffcsl
WANTED-TwO ROOMS. for small School,
w between th and I'D SIS and 4h and 6-svs. Address
81. n. p, Tribune Office.