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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20

A Remedy for Ptles.-it is blessing to
: he suffering TO know that We have enectual
ure for this truly troublesome disease Mr. J.
T. na,Srde, of l64 Second street, Cincinnati, o.,
takes greae pleasure in informing all whe are
snncTing with piles that he used a small quantity
OF Dr. siriekland's Pile Remedy. and 1t effected
permanent cure. This seems to be the case with
all who make use of this splendid preparation
II Is Hahaiae'ured at Ne. East Fourth street,
oineinnati, O., and sold by all Druggists.
IMPORTANT 10 LADuEs.-Thers is published
letter, as well as some other important mater 70
all delicate females, in Bells new Advertisement.
under he head OF - Privats.n
The letter referred 80 is written by the sr,,rar,
Or. Wright, of the st. Louis Threat and Lsnx
Ins itute. Those interested win read the adver.
tisement. and. we think, call on Or. Bell, who's
consultations are free, aud who treats and cure.
without unnecessary sxAminations or operations
Cures warranted or ne pay asked. tys-IydAw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20
SATISFACTORY CURES
WARR RANTED
OK NO PAY ASKED
CONSULTATION FREE /

! vii furnish rskfsuce from this New Ysrk
Hospitals end the City COLLEGE a.ss. Prof vii
lard Parker, No. y vest 81 street. DR.. J. a. Chi
ton, chemist, % Prince street New York, and
City, River aud Military rsfsrencs h-rs.
Letters. with return stamp promptly answered
Medicines cent By express, with directions IN
writing, phsfe the money accompanies the letter
ns- once over the Auction Room betwcsn the
Post ohlos aud Internal ons Hotel, Com mercisi
Avenue, one block in rear of the Passenger Depot,
Cairo, His Post Once box No. ZTi.
50 onles hours from 70 i2 A. ~, and from 3
% Pm.
II. S. BELL. N. D.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20
GROCERIES.

DICKLED PIGS FEET
Il 30 Kegs Spiced Pigs feet,
just received at No. ., First Street,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20
FLOUR.

Igleheart's Family Flour.
A SUPPLY OF THIS FAyoRITE BRAND
n Of Flczr always on hand and for sale. dslivsr-
ed to aay part Of ths city frse Of charge, by
REILLY CO..
AnxIe u Main So
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20
MERCURY,

cure with vegetable NeutralizrF, which az once
arrests thn dsease and very saan removes tho last
ve tlGe fFem Sue - item, lsavinE the patient -
vigorous sua healthy. and the skin iresb and
blooming, - before the disease sas eoutraetsd-
no matter Of how long standing
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20

DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL,
Urinary. and Sexual systsns-nsE and rslisbls
treatmsnt-in Reports Of the HOWARD Asso-
eIATIog. sent b. mail in sealed letter ssvsl-
opss, free Of charge Address DR. J. sKILLIE
HOUGHT0g, Howard Association, No. South
Einth Street, Philadelphia, Pc.
aprl'e dAwIys
Mothers indi, iSuslly and IlsetiveIy,
without a single exception, probounes Madam
Porter's Cough Balsam the most pleasant and sf-
heaeioas remedy, foI ths surs Of Coughs, Colds.
Crsap Scr Thr At. &e-, g.. In chi dr,n that has
eVeryet been offered to the public. They ssy :it
always acts like a charm. Children really like it
unlike the many nABesous and worth sss pre-
partitions now in the market; it eau Be- obtained
Of all druggists, price only IS esata Par bottle.
augI2 2~
DIR. LadIum's speeIas cures cases which
have been Of 10 G standing, and which have baf-
Hed the skiil Of the doctors auEl3iw
sB- Our soldiers seem to have found cut the
remedy most valuable 70 them, judging from the
large demand for DIxoS's BLAcxsERr cARMxA-
TIVE, and great is the number Of esrtias4iss Of
cures Of Dysentsry and Diarrh0a, shish Mr.. DA-
aud new cases iy71 zwa
There are Meteor Inventions
That fash up for a moment 10 the newspapers and
pass TO oblivion. There are also
GRAND DISCOVERIES
which take psrmaHsnt hold Of psblis s.tina :
tion, and
Last for all Time.
Permanent among the latter class stands
CHsIsTAD0RO'5 HAIR DYE,
VegetsbIs prsparatIon, harmless as watsr, Walsh
I Ia i've minut-a
Transforms Gray Hair
Or hair ef anY unpleasant hss, to glorisus black
| or enchanting brown. Uniqus In its eonpesitisa
and infiibls In It's tsrssslts, il has achieved pspa-
lsriy With bo.h sexes, With every class Of society
and in all parts Of ths wsrid. Manufactured By
| J. cRIsTADoE0. Ne. 9, Assor House. New Tsrk
Sold By sll Druggists. Applied BY sli Hair Dress.
/ su. aBg2-fS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20
GENTLEMEN.

Who through thoushtloss imprudcnos, or limo
Gently, uaHg Aars have becosac poisoned BY
that most deadly virus, FEkERFAL, eau now md
Immediate relief aud permanent ours. / use no
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20

HoMINY-s Barrels extra White Uominy
IL For sale At
Nos FIRST STREET,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such uni
yersal demand ia made from the choicest ma
'erials, IS mtld and emOilient In its nature,
rragrantly scented, and extremely bene
hcial in its action upon the skin. Fer sale by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
RheumRti No disease is 80 certain
cure by Brxndreth'. Pills as this. They sson take
oat Of the blood the particular virus upcn which
all the pain depends, aud the patient is cured.
mr.. r. NJ. Adams, 800 Twelfth Street, New
York, suffered with rheumatism FOR a long perod
lie was attended by able physicians, but their
prescriptions were Of no avail he was unable 10
move without assistance, and for four months was
almost entirely confined TO his bed. At this Pc
riod Of his sickness, when hope bad nsd, aud he
expected to be a cripple for the remainder Of his
liie, he was recommended to use BRANDRErHs
PILLS.
The first box evidently made hlm better; the
improvement was more decided from tho second
box, aud by the time he had used eighteen boxes,
he was entirely cured Of rheumatism, aud the
strength and suppleuess Of his limbs were re-
stored. IL Is now over year that this care has
been affected, and he has had return, but con
tiaues the enjoyment of perfect health. Ju2S 9m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20

DINE APPLE CHEESE
L 6Boxea Pine Apple Cheese. Just received At
No.9, First street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20

lToosIER SYRUP Barrel ehsiOe
II Syrup. For sale az
CALDwELL'S Family
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20
( Z M a LIE DISEASES
AND
DELICATE DISEASES OF
G Il y I'll L ME ny

MsssTs, Wiicar a Briggs,
GENftENHN Since my arrival here, aud par
uVnlaril sines Il Waz known had herefolore re-
sided IN New York City, frequent inquiries have
eeen made Of me whether Was scqusiuted with
iT Bell of your cily, whilst living theTe, and
what kneW of him, etc.
In order that theFe shali Be no misuuderstapd-
ing, and for the purpose Of placing ms self rlght
Ia the eyes Of that gentleman we'll a. yourselves
aud others, deem t proper as veil a. prudent 10
make this statement Ia writing. 10 be LEFT Ia your
hands, or given 20 Or. Bell, as you may think
best be 10 do with it a. be pieascs. l knew nr
bell some six or eight years since, in New York
City where for few months We were engaged In
ths same Institute. He waa a clever scholar,
standing third 10 his ella slfhln dfiesn months
Of his hrst entry, aud pronounced by all the Pro-
lessons, a. we'll AZ hy majority OF the Thirteenth
STREET schiol, oue Of its brightest ghtH aud hon.
orahle members DR.. Belts treatment IN this
speciality particularly in the treatment Of female
diseasrs, is ACKNOWLEDGED equal TO any Of tle re-
formed school Of physicians, and exoeiled by Boue
in the great institute.
pr. Bell =, In my opinion, gentleman we'll
worthy of the extsndsd patronage which. I am
happy 60 hnd, Il daily buing extended to him.
Respectfully yours, J. r. Wright. M. D.,
Propr 81 Louis Throat and Lung Institute,
No. 80 North sixth street, 81. Louis, 80.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20

TABLE AND TEA SPOONS
TABLE AND TEA SPOONS
TABLE AND TEA Spoons
TABLE AND TEA SPOONS
MILL AND OUE SAWS
MIL AND = ctr sA Ws
WOOD AND HAND VS.
WOOD Gb HAND SAWS
8UfLDEK's HARDWARE
4ECH4NTCs TOOLS
BUILDERS H4RDWARE
MECHANICS TeoLs
GBNs AND PISTOLS.
cARTRFDGE Es AND GUS CAPn
GUNS ATD PISTOLS
1AHTsTDsES AND GUs c4Ps
PLsTFoRM $50 C0rE ETER sCALEs
PLATFORM AsD COUNTER eC4LEs
SCALE BEAN AND sTEELFARDs
SCALE BEAns AND sTEELFARDs
GEO y. sONNTAG a CO.,
No. 10 aIain street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20
COLGATE,s HONEY SOAP.

yis d.wem .P p'' 80 ~" ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20

SHEARS AND Scissors
SHEARS AND SCISSORS
SHEARS AND SCISSOR
EHE4Rs IER Scissors
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20

DIR. l. udIum's speeIfis cures cases which
have been Of 10 G standing, and which have baf-
fed the skill Of the doctors. auEl3iw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20
HARDWARE.
GEO. S. SOHATlG Geo.,
Jobbers and Importers.
Hardware and Cutlery

Our Fall Stock being very
large and complete, we can
offer TO our Customers and
the Trade, Goods that can
not fail TO please in Style
Quality and Price. Our
Stock is now bought fol
Cash, and prices reduced
We offer the following in
large quantities:
TABLE CUTLERY. English
TABLE CUTLERY, AsssricAn.
TABLE CUTLERY. EagilsA.
TABLE cETLERY. American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-23
Passengers Arrived.

IN siodr1g tiv ~ Cork from LrsfTool and Onrcs stoa
-As Johnson and fm :. Ms Br-arl-y. lanes steel, Ed
Whiisiead Mr. nd Mrs Neil end child Miss Neil Miss
Preni r,ssi M and Mr Mortimer and child AR. and Mrs
Prendsast 6cldron sid servants, George Wilson, Mr.
Alexander, and 1888 ~ se.rsge.
H. sfeaMhip Bo,pfsia from Hamburg and Soutbampfon
Mr anI Mrs sac ry berg Miss Msrie Muller T.. Black.
Miss Marie Won Schroeder H. lizis j. kohbcrg r. Mcstern
Redmond Deu'sch aud children T. Simon Isidorr Dalmcr
Ms- Pauline Wseun. Mrs p. Rousch Augns.e Krenn, J.
Wsf.heiy, T.. ianbo =. Schmidt = Stencil Mr. and Mrs
T. Ebngcr r. GrancheT Caroline and Fanny Wechser Mrs.
Jose pina liausknccht and child g. Ndr r. Himers Carl
Pu- W kurnan. \. Roget, ". Lcn + LEM A. Clau,sen.
Mrs fssJclnan aul chil II. Wccoi, ir ami Mr. Roson.
baum r. Jung & Buhlcr A Krehhc II Kruger II. Sandt-
~ Enseltsrdi, Mr. ard MIR. l. Pelos J. Bergmann.
Mr aud Mr.. A. p Anderson and child. o. G. Anderson q.
Fsrup Mise Sophie Farlp. Nh and Mrs; u HoGeoe and
children. p. snsel A. Hammer Mg aud MIR. G. Huberch,
Mr. and Mrs A. n. fcs aud child, A. B.rqf.eit H. Green.
baum and child. L. kochcr, l. Macr, Mr aud Mrs H. Begue
lin. T. Tcii;1. NJ. HruhaTt.
In steamship irago from Per, Royal-L Col Rice DIR.
u. Sbiith Cspts. si h. = r. Bake h. + 1allnln, WIN.
Harrison, and q. u. Walker; Lieuts b. West s. Finley.
aud r. W browne; Surgeons Whitaker Kaufman Shew,
aud H. ). fkini Paymaster II F. Iutte d. Hershey, J.
Alexander H. T. Winchester Miss Clara Dean Miss Foeg
Lindsas, d. Iiuckns q. logug j. L. Martin, H. benedict j.
j. Hawkins O. H-yder, y. r. Dun-ler Ch.s. Fields c. w
Dennis. j. III. Tronit, T.. W. Lott NJ. NJ. Miller Leut q. W
Graham. j. H. Allen, j. A. Belts, j. 3. Boney II. Martin
Mr. Bond, Chas Appel, J. Appel 4. Noe, J. d. Smith, 4.
ID. Smith. j. L. Gleason, and l33 in steeIase
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-23

Spy Baldwin, Greening and Newtown Pippin, OF
a majority Of them. Let us sec if there be not a
bettef apple than tho established favortes; If not
let ne acknowledge and act upon the truth.
Ill. further offer premium of 800 for the best
bushel of PEARS of a specific variety-sze, flavor,
season, &c.. being all considered. II must be a
pear adapted to general cultivation 1t need not be
new sort, provided it be unqucstionably superior;
but one object of the premium is to deyelopc unac-
knowledged excellence if such shall be found to
exist.
Ono object of these offers is to afford Landmark
for fruit-growers in gardens and on small farms,
who are bewildered by the multiplicity Of sorts
challenging naturalization, each setting up claims to
unapproachable excellence. leave the determine
ton Of all questions which may arise as to the pro.
prety of making aprompt award or awaiting further
Developments entirely to the appropriate depart
mcnt of the Institute. HORACE GREELEY.
Nec York, Sept ~, Ca.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-23
Improved Varieties OF Fruits.

| 80 much has been vel done within the last few
years in American iruii-groVinc, that 1T sccmi
feasible to do still morc AT least 10 realize NOR,
extensively and rapidly Tie benefit OF past i'm
proyements
|. Perhaps the most signal advance has beer
made ia the production OF GRArEs. There ar,
/ probably tweniy-fold more grapes grown for sale
in this country to-day than there thirty years
ago, while the improvement in current varieties, in
culture and in quality, has been equally decided.
! Su we are growing far too many inferior grapes,
while our established fevorites are too generally
deficient in one r more respects; they
require too long season, or they have
some notable defect as tabe-fruit. 80 much
labor has been wasted on varieties Of foreign origin
that il is not deemed advisable 10 iucitc 10 farther
effort in that direction. There IS not to-day in the
United State, good table grape Of foreign origin
tha; can safely be grown IN open air north of the
Potomac and the Ohio But 1t Is plausibly claimed
that sovcr4ly substantially new or little known va
ricties Of domestic origin of high quality fulfill
ing all the requisites Of choice tabc-.ruit. IL is
time that these claims were tested and
passed upon by disinterestod and capable
Judges. As humble contribution toward
this end. hereby offer premium Of 500 for the
best plate Of Native Grapes weighing not less than
six pounds, OF any variety known t. the growers or
propacators vi this country. | require that the
Grapes competing for this premium shall ripen
earlier than the Isabella, CGtawba or Diana, none OF
which is considered wei adopted 10 a season no
longer and no hotter and dryer than ours. The Der
rics must De Of at least good medium size and not
liable TO fall from the stem when ripe. Tho flesh
must be melting and tender quite totbc center. The
favor must be pure, rich, yinous and exhilarating.
The vino must be healthy, productive OF good habit
Of growth for training in yards and gardens as well as
in VINEYARDS, witt. leaves at least hardy and well
ADAPTED to our climate as those Of the Delaware. In
short, What is sought is a vine which cmbodies the
best qualities Of the most approved American and
foreign varieties, 30 far as possible.
propose to pay this premium on tho award of
the Fruit Department of the American Institute,
and invite competition for it at the Annual Fair of
that Institute soon TO open; but, if a thoroughly
satisfactory Grape should not now be presented,
the Institute will of course postpone the award till
the proper claimant shall have appeared.
IL. offer : further premium of 500 for tho best
bushcl of ArPLEs, of 4 variety which combines gen.
cra excellence with the quality Of keeping in good
condition at least to the ist of February, and is
adopted TO the climate and soil Of the Northern and
Middle States.
1t is not required that tho apple submitted for
competition shall be new; but it is hoped that ono
may be found which combines the better character
istics OF such popular fayorites as the Northern
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-23
Son. " " SAe"
schs. Kate Trefe,her, Boston, z. II. Kenna



steamship Borussia HAM, Meier, Hamburg I'd inst. N
sonnsmPton in p w. with udse aud 80 psss Kun
Steamship City Of Cork ,Brl, Tibh. Liverpool TIN .ns
oaesnstown Nh inst $50 u, nd.e.. John g. Dale
with SICK and woandrd soldiers to the Medical Director
.y i;,s'n .GTP0,t Ii'ds Wind Babbdse Pom ROy.
steam transport Aras0, Gsasden Port Roys So hours
ship Merc9Ty stst:ou Have 30 days. with ma.e and 81
Ship Roger HEN: Stewart. Liverpool Aug 20, md.s. and
Ship Nicholas dde cautts 400 bales jue 10 chest, in
Steamer ATLANTA tew spicer Mystic IL hours. b.ls, to
master.
ship Underwater Benson Liverpool Aug a. d.e. and 10
with light westerly winds. '
ara Grand Csnary r) Arzena Grand Cary via Havana,
mdsc. 20 X. d. Mocoti
Bark n H. CASTOR Psnelee Barbados Aus. o. mols.e,.
Bishop K Bro. Of New Haven.
BARK ST. Ursula of Barbadoe Lanf.r RIO Jaueiro IS d..
via Barbados Aug 3ist with coffee Pendes CAST Bros Co
Brig r. f. Nash, Lsncey Cow Bay Il days coal to Brett
Brig Emily Fisher Coming Cow Bay day.. coal TO Brett.
schr General Marion, Burlington, HLlowsn, day.. ium.
sctr julia ,Rr PAR, Cow Boy, C. b. 10 days coal to H.
schr p. Gla:pfe tBr) Smith, Windsor, N s, 10 day..
schr w c. Mer,hOn, Cole. Port Royal day, ballast. to
master
sctr. Abrnm Osborn. Perry. Albany for Boston,
Sehr. =; A. Consns, Moron, Fall River
schf Tehmroo Gray Rordout ior Boston
scir. stephen Waterman. Chase. New Bedford.
schr. Herbert nsp,on, Crowell, Boston for Albany.
schr. Godle-s Glderseey-, Albany for Providence.
Schr. III highlander, SickeI.on, Norwich.
Sch!. Owen B-sfse, Brarse. Roplout for Boston
schr. F.. II. Adams Hinckley, Nantucket.
Schr Jo,eph fish, Hall liagan. coal, to c. B. Swsin.
Scbr G. L. Hayden Saith Elizabeth port for Providence
schr. Honest Abe, ConsTy Lingan, coal TO master.
Schr. slbert fhlro, harrington Salem.
Schr. Democrat, Gricrson Poughkrepe for Calais iron
Schr. o. r. Hawley. Clark Greenport for Philadelphia
Schr. A. Crsudal, Barber. Westerly.
Schr. Siss Wright, Seernsn. bridgeport.
Schr. Brandy Wheeler, Norwich.
Self. Anna Is. Jacobs, Ssnuels, New Bedford.
Schr. Young America Potter Newfiayen.
Schr. Mary Matt Bvoen. v.bonion.
Schr C. H. Molr BAKER. Elizabetnport for PIoydenee
Schf J. ID. Cramer. Gale, VlIginis, wood
WIND-At sunset E. Sc.
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SUPREME COURT-SEPr. n, 1854
THE MERCHANT WILL.

This case, involving the question Of the forgery
Of al alleged will Of decreased for argument before
the 10 bench upon appeal from decree Surrogate
Thicker which had admitted the will to probate and revoked
pnor will OF deceased hr Stanley opened the for
and the Court after hearing all the counsel for
respondents reversed the upon the argument without
hearing Mr. Perpont or Mr. Fullerton who also appeared
TO argue the cofe for the eppeDsnis
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BORT WarOcns' Noiitr.

STATE op NEw-YoRx.
roEr-WtRpESs OprIcr No. lot WaNs.
NOTICE is hereby gwen. in accordance with
~ section Of the passed pri u. 1897 entitled Al
A., 10 Rsorrsnilr Wagi.ns Office Of the Port q! New
York" al persons interested in. having charge o. tho
subject OF such inquiry, examination or survey as
M. following vessel. are now rner examination By tie Por.
arden aud that the said surveys examinations viii be
completed thn days neat succeeding: this notice oo
board said vessels:
Steamship City Of London. ...............A n X
Steamship Borr,sis. .hcoosrn
ship Hornet.
Briz Leopoldo. ....,............,.......'S r. H.
Schooner Wyyern.. ~ a.
MINrHORNE TOMPKiNS, President
J. Arcs HERRrAAS. Secrere.y
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The steamship Persia Up to the city rom onssnlrH
this morning.
The steamship Boru.a reports 7,h inst, of PortlsndS
passed steamship snss, bourd L. 18th, lat AZ n, Ion 81
posed steamer GerNrnia, H. zee for southampton.
The steamship City OF Cork reports: 7th inst on Ofms~
heod p IT. steamship City Of Baltimore, bound IN.
9th la. % 49, lon 50 II, Rsh bark Stre hound W
10Th a, ~ 49, lon. 80 H. pared ship ngsed steamer,
supposed Il 90 bc the City Ct Washington.
The transport Arzo reports: 10th inst. IL m on Cepq
ssrss passed and exchanged signals with transport Fuos
hence for Port Roy4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-23
A CAnEMy Or MTSIC

CADEMY OF MUSIC.
n LEONARD GROVER................oiI Director
CARL ANsCHu IT,. ............. ..I onduc1oh
Last nj .ht but one Of
GRAND GERMAN OPERA
THIS FRlDAil vFNlSG. Sept. y. lSt%,
THE JEMESS,
Grand Opcrs, in five acts, by Hs,evy .,,,,,.,
ZAR.......................NR FRAN uLNslh
CARDINAL BROGNL........MP.J JOSEPH HEhMtSrSs
PRINCE LEOPOLD.....NR. iHEopOhE n " hI,MA w
RI OGlERO. Nh aNhU' 1,HuS
HERALD Mn 9os,i u nc.tr
PRINCESS III NINE JOHANNA. hOi II
.RACHEL.................MM BERTHA JSiAHNshN
The gr.ud u tie nrs act, Win over ~ p''s
Prce - u.uaSses Of secured seats st the academy -
Beer schrni-rs No. iOl Broadway; Root Anthoni5
corner Of ard Pine sta ont ~ the e
SATURDAY SEPT q LAST GRAND MAAiNEf'
ROBERT LE DlABLE
Opera eatir. 10 commence at O'Clock. =,
KARL FORMES Bertran. Matinee admission 20 az
pant. the house dollar Tickets can BE- procued
during the week nj TIE Academy Beer ochfn ei ho"
Anthou,'s and Fifth Avenue Hotel 49,. ,,,v. ~, r,,rr
NO SEATS WILL 81 RESERNEDf On IhL Na''''N'
MONDAY, SEPT. DC
LAST NIGHT or THE SEASON
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. o.
LAST NIGHT
GRAND GERMAN OPERA
AT BROOKLYN ACADEMY
THE JEWESS.
THURSDAY, sept @-AlnaLy. "a
MONDAY Oct. i--New Haven Oct. 5, Hartford; Oct .,
grand opening Academy Of Maslc Providence, Oct TO- Opens
season, Bos'"7-
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Nailed.


svPr 2-s'eamers-Empire City Z. L. Clsrh, Hszs EH.
pire. Cala ma Comet,
Shius-Rose Essnors.
bsrks--Osprey. Wilbelmins. Alexandra.
Brirs-Tums. Heimth J. Hathaway.
SEPT. 22-steenl.r Havana
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun Rises Sun sets. ...557 Moon Rises. IL 90
HIGH WATER DAY
Sandy Hook. lJo Gov island. 2Ji Hell Gate... tl