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,oCAL TIME TABLE.
,vs LEAVE WILMINGTON

~,AfNH LEAVE WtEMINoTOH.
:. psdel phla; 2M, 100, $40. 100,
u, 1000 a. m; IL 81 IL 80, $50, 400,
is I'M m; 500, b As, o 80, o 46, p IN.
~ York: 2.37, 9.5O,a m, IL SO, ~ 80,
NJ n ~ M ;on Sundays: 2O9a m. o 46.p. m.
MtP,more and Washington: 1851, T. 10,
ffiss m; i2 o., 1.04, 8 IL. 10 26,p m. Sun
,sl5i, 2. I0,s.3s, a m.
Ssar deposit; 466 p m; no sunday
nv Castle: go, sI5 a m; oo, 8 80 p
10 "oo sunday train.
rs.isware X. r.. 915 a IN; 1 O5, 8 80
y 'o sunday train.
i,%,ngton a Northern X. r.: 626 a
ia'iSo SO p m; no sunday train.
ssware Western X. r.: 10 20 q m; s 30
y. On sundays: 10 80 a m.
i,.fss ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
- aPhlladeipnia: Y "A, "a, 9i0 J 06 a m I;
sa'pm, " 43, 10 81, 8 So, 4 81, 50i, 70,
u, Oa' u 70. p 2 m m on N sundays ! IL a.
- New y O. Y: OF, 8 "a a IN; IL a, ~ 81
~ ~ 10 22 pm, IN Sundays: II 43, I 0e
rRsI,imore: Q O4, 8 40, o Al, a m; ~ q,
h,s5s6, o SO p m; on Sundays: 2 04 m
darlington. 20, q m I2N, IL 80,
uS3s p m; Oh Sundays: Q o4 m; o 40
=. Port Deposit. 500 m no Sunday
- New Castle: $50 q m; 1910 m;
'pT as m; no Sunday trains.
40 delaware X. R.: $50 IL 10 q IN
II D. m; no Sunday trains.
rs Wilmington d Northern X. r.: . Us
nam; 7 50 p m; no sunday trains.
- - a m.
II D m; on SUNDAYS: 8 % y m.
.rs FOR WILMINGT LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA,
,v Broad street and Washington ave
ae: 30, 8 90, 10 80, II 40 a m; 30. 30
10, b15, 9 IS, o 10, II 80 I'M; on Sun
WI, 8 30 q m; 9 o0,9 40, II 80, p m.
q thirty Second and Market streets:
am, i2 m, 12 1s, 8 IS, $50, II 30 p mi
sundays: o 30. II 80 D m.
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FOundered at Sea.
The Steamer Emily B. Souder Lost
OnLu tpO Men Sdred.


Only t,UO Men Sdued.
LONDON, Dec. N.-Another disaster at
sea and another sacrifice of human life
is announced to-day; but how 1t occur
red, or the exact causes which led to the
catastrophe are as yet unexplained.
Neither is 1t positively known how many
lives have this time been sacrificed. The
steamship Emily B. Souder, Captain
Kuehl, which left New York on the 8ih
of December, bound for Porto Plata,
Sama and st. Domingo City, foundered
at sea after being only two days out from
port. This news reached London to-day,
tslegraphed from Kingston, Jamaica, by
Lloyds' agent at that place, who state S
that two Of the crew of the Inflated ves-
sel-the only survivors of the wreck
had just been landed at Kingston. What
became of the passengers, the officers
and the remainder of the crew is not
known. The two wrecked sailors, who
were picked up be passing vessel, state
that they believe all others who were on
board the steamer have been drowned.
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RAILROADS.
WILMINGTON a
BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.

klLADELPHIA, WILMINGTON a
BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.
Novem Der 10, 1873.
alns will leave Wilmington as follows
.ladelphia and intermediate Stations
$40, 10 90 q. M, $50, 40, Z 20
b.. "a.
3Alsdelphia (Express) 8. 60, $50, m.
lila and New York, 81, 05, go. a m
|alMnore and intermediate Stations
IAN.
Baltimore and Bay Line, 7.0S, a. m.
Baltimore and Washington, ~ 5l, 10, e39
tn1, Of, 5,ls, 70 26, p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave for:
Sev Castle, $40, 9.15, a. m. LOS, 30, p. m
harrington and Intern ediate Stations
J, a. M, 05, $50 p. m.
ADar and Intermediate Stations 9.16
sn,lO6, p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Interme ediate Stations
!, a. IN. 800. $50, p. m.
ilsdelphia and New York, 200. a. m
Il. pm.
saaore and Washington, 1851. 2 II
III an.
f@ luther Information passengers art
fiefra 10 the time tables posted at the
fpoi. n. +, KENNEY,
uperintendent.
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Cold i'm the South.

COLUMBIA, S. C., De C. 27.-The wea-
tber has been unusually cold for this sec.
ton during the past week. The cold
now has apparently reached this point
as indi Gated by light fall of snow, AND
the mercury has been below freezing
point for nearly forty-eight hours.
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FOOD ar HAsr
A sus.,,.u,. For D R u GS

FOOD is made q curative agent by con
centration and artificial digestion, and /
Is 80 simple In its application that The ad
vice of Physicians is not required.
Thousands of recoveries from chronic
diseases are reported, where the best medi
cal skill. has failed.
Many of the best Physicians throughout
the country are DISCAkDING DRUGS
and using the BLANCHARD B L OOD
AND NERVE FOOD with the most graf
flying results, permanently relieving all
forms Of Physical and Mental Debility.
The Dyspeptic and Consumptive Patient,
sufferers from Malarial or Blooi Poison
ing. together with the entire list OF COM
plants peculiar to the Female Sex find III
the use of this Food sure and speedy re-
lief.
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EDUCAIIUNAL.
VEsLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE

IlV ESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE
w WILhiSGToN, DELAWARE.
AIlhe opening of the Fall term. Mon
Il! Sept 9. 1873 there will be a N f W
ftsldenl, NEW furniture. NEW repairs
oughout the building, NEW pianos,
modern conveniences NEWLY intro
.c-d 10 add 10 the com fort of the young
llS both In the public and private
pms, anu all this at the OLD Prices.
INcaaogues address the president,
REV. j. NJ. WILLIAMS, A. M.
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The blanchard Blood ana
Nerve Food

Has been found by hundreds of the people
ot This community TO be the m ost reliable
invigorator, II contains really The essence
nf iife. being made directly from the wheat
Sernel- -the great life staple. dec2O-lw
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EASE OF the Kidneys have been reported
cured For Neuralgia and rheumatic
Diseases 1t is nj most specific Physical
and Mental Debility from the use of Alco-
hol, Opium and Tobacco or from any un-
namable cause, find in this Food u natu
raj and pot remedy.
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NEW YORK, November 26, 1s7

NEW 1ORK, NOVtMDef 70, I6II.
DR.. V. w. BLANCHARD: During the
past year / have prescribed your various
preparations of Food cure, Snd feel happy
TO say they have met my most sangulne
expectations, giving TO patients long en-
feebled by blood poison, chronic disease,
or over drug dosihg the needed nutrition
and nerus force.
PROF, CLEMENCE 8. LOZIER, NJ. D.,
Dean of HON. Med. College and Hospital
TO. Women, New York City
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rUHE ARTIzANs SAVINGS BANK
6O2 MARK EFT STREET.,

bU2 NJ Ark EFT STREFTI
INCORPORATED JANUARY Ad, 1861.
Open TO receive deposits daily from A
M. until p. M, and on Tuesday and Sat
urday evenings from to o'clock.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
regularly made in April and October.
When dividends are not withdrawn they
re reaccounted as deposits. Thus permanent
deposits compound their interest twice In
each year.
Glen Glen 9@yta Georgs Georgs y W dsapele,
Nathan,l X. Benson, M. L. Lichenstein,
Henry F. Dure, Edward Darlington
W. Hastings, job ii. Jackson,
Edward Pusey, VIM. II. Swift,
Anthony Higgins.
GEO. W. BUSH, President.
GEO. 3. CAPELLE, Vice President.
feb2I E. It. TAYLOR. Treasurer
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DONDER & TOWNSEND,
Mho acaIa and retail dealers In

,EHrGH AND sLHUYLKILL COAL.
Delivered in any cellar In the City ee iree
Street. Telephone Once No. GIG Market
I'm, B.-we guarantee extra prepare
ton and prompt delivery. Try sampie
| ton by telephone. hoFi'S'
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Philadelphia and New York Exchange fur
nished to regular Depositors without charge
The daily gazette., 1878-12-28

"For the year past have constantly
prescribed THE BLANCHARD BLOOD
AND NERVE FOOD to my patients OF
all ages, from eighteen moths to eighty
three years. In every case the result has
been exactly that claimed by you. 1t is
by far the most valuable and reliable
Tonic have ever met with.
EDWARD SUTTON SMITH, M. D..
20 Irving Place, New York.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-28

EDWARD Belts, PRESIDENT.
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG, CASHIER
Paid up Capital, $0OO,0oO.
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The Rescue Of "a Child.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. Sion Thursday morning
ave miles below Chester Oh The Illinois shore Of the Ms
hssipp sixty miles below 81 Louis about wears OF
ese Was found floating on the trunk Of cottonwood
Two farm hands who were crossing the In skin
noticed the trunk Of tree floating and Thing ing
on the tor o IL They pulled Z" the tree which
Fellow was lying In Kind o hollow formed IN the trunk
BE was unc onscOus and In high fever and hi,
wassed form and emacated OoA spoke long Absne
from food The boy is It'll unable 10 converse and II II
not known who lie u where he comes from The pr-
Sumption Il that he must have dTed the trunk
some point near the mouth OF the Missouri yenturin.
upon the trunk while II was lying Close the banks The
little fellow must have been on thFtrunk nve
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DENNsYLvANIA KNILKOAD.
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
IN ulII lu..l- ILlLA ~.

ASD UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
On AMI AFTER july =, 1875
Trains leave New York DcsbrOSses and Cortanlt
SITS Ferries as follows
Express Tor Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South
win Pullman Palace cars attached, A. NJ, aud 81
r daily
For whamsport, Lock Haven. Cory and Erie at $50
+ NJ, connecting at Cory for ntusvile, Petroleum
centre, and the on Regions Nillamsport and Lock
Haven. 81 W.
Baltimore Washington, and the South "Limited wash.
lneton Express Of Pullman faror Cars daily except
sunday $50 A. NJ, arrive WASHINGTON 40 4. VI
REGULAR AZ $40 NJ, l, $50. and up NJ. Sunday $50
Express for Philadelphia 40 1880 10 O. % 30 Lam.
tedl II ", l. I. D, q, q ~, ~. \ ~. ana . z VI
SUNDAY, ~ ana 4. NJ, ., d, ~ 75O $50 and r
VI. Emigrant and second class r. NJ
For Cape MAY. T.. NJ
Boats Brooklyn Annex connect with all IN rogh
trains AT Jersey city ahnrdins a speedy ami direct
transfer tor Brooklyn travel
For trains 10 Newark. Elizabeth RAILWAY Princeton
Trenton. Perth AmbON, Pennington, BelViierc and
other points see local schedules at all Ticket Ofccs
Trans arrive From Pittsburgh 600 10 ~ NJ lO:n
VI. daily go A. NJ. $50 4. VI. daily eNcept Mondav
FROM Washington and Baltimore $40. $40 A. VI 1 H.
5l1 lO.loP NJ sunday, Il 50. . ~ 4 VI From Phla'
? criSWE , ~. e. ). ~s.sN r,rA ~ ~ = a'is
40. 800, ~, 80. Ia 10 ~ 70 r. VI. SUNDAY SOS
$50, $40, 10 ~, II $40 4 NJ o ~ 1920 T. VI.
Ticket Omers 52d and "a Broadway | Aston House
ami foot at Desbrusses and Curtlandt SIS Court 81
and Brooklyn Annex Depot OF Fulton st. Brook yn.
ia. 10 AMI llA Hudson ~. HOboken; Depot Jersey
FRANK THOMSON. /. r. FARMER
neleIhl Manager Grnl Passenger Agent
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Yrual llutitss.
CTATE NEW YORK, orr


- kfTiRy % sTAff ilsasi' j9!y - is7s '"A ''-'
i, HEREBY sSen amt al the General Election ~ he he
IN hls state the Tuesday succeeding nrst Monday
to be elected. vii An Associate Judge Of the court
OF Appral, GoT MI trrin IN the place Of samuel Hand
appointed by the Governor In thu place of William
Allen, deeeased whose term Of ONCE will expire the
- Rspre'snlauye in NE Fertyaxh Congress Of the
tinted states iYr ths fita Congressional District com
Eighth and Fourteenth Wards VI the city Of New York
NO, Ehis., l'and ~ GOvesa-y.s IslAla. a
Repre- sentative IN the Forty sixth Congress OF the
posed Of hs seventh Eleventh.. and hrteentn Wards Of
Representative IN the Forty SIXTH Congress Of the
United sa.ss lo te seventh Nongrs sonal District com
New York IN the county Of N.w York
T. kspIe sentative ~ Tie Fort, sixth Congress Of the
posed oi the Ninth Fifteenth and sixteenth Wards and
tecnth street Twenty sixth street and Fourth and SSH
avenues, in the city ol New York. in the county OF New
:, Repre- sentative in the Fortysixh Congress. Of the
United stAtestor the smith Congressional District com
posed OF 50 much o the Twentieth Ward A. lies within
Twenty SIKH street Forneh street seventh avenue
Twenty second Wards as hss within foructh street
river in the city OF New York in tie county OF New
United States Tor the Tenth congressional District com ls
Ho,.I o. 50 much Of NE Eisheenth Ward rs Is east Of
hIsy WnIds OF ssd ely as east Of Third avenue and
Of New York Wv '''' ~ w" '''N' !" ''s county
. Representative In the Forty sixth Congress Of the
United states for the Eleventh Congressional District
composed OF so much OF the Twentieth Ward ns hes With
~ twenty sixth street foreth street sixth and seventh
n'cn's ana SO much Of the Twelfth and Twenty second
Wards MS senst OF Eighth avenue and So much ut the
Nineteenth and Twenty hr't Wards said city as lies
west OF THIRD avenue and Naris ana Randall Islands
~ the city Of New YORK, county Of New York
county officers also 10 be elected Tor said county.
Iwentyonc Members of Assembly.
LitN Judge in the place OF Josiah Sutherland
District Attorney in the place OF BENJAMIN X Phelns
Coroner, in the place Of Moutz Einger 'F
All whose terms oI office will expire the last day of
December next 49, '' N-' VI
Also Senator for the Seventh Senate District I'm the
Aorrssey, deceased. Respectfully yours, " VIVA
ALLEN &. BEACH
Secretary Of State.
SHKRITF's OFFIcE
NEW YoRE, July 81 1873 I
certify that the foregoing Is copy OF the Election
Notice received by this day from the Secretary Of
shw - BERNARD REILLY,
sheriff Of the city and county Vi New York.
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NEW LINE TO BOSTON.
~ via Allyn's Point,

NORWICH LINE PIER Co. n r.
Steamers CITY OF NEW YORK and CITY OF BOSTON
at 1901 daily, SUNDAY excepted
FARE ONE DOLLAR
Positively tickets good uuly daN sale and trains
come cung with boat at AllNn's Point
GOOD SUPPER FOR FIFTY CENTS
Tickets tor sale at Pier ~
Norwich line Tor Boston, WOrces tcr Portland, and all
points north and east
NEW LONDON AND NORWICH
Steamers cry OF LAWRENCE and FALMOUTH from
Pier -, y X. daily. at 4. VI sunday excepted
Tickets aud STATE Rooms may he obtained the office
OF the COMPANY 2l7 Broadway. corner OF Canal st
Freight taken tor all points At lowest
For further Information inquire at Pier 40, n X
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0lantfN. maIts.
KNIFE CUTTER ON cloaks 40 worth st

KNIFE CUTTER ON clvaks 40 worth st.
CASH Boys wanted Aplly before for; , "a ~
- ELORD TAYLOR. cor. Grand amt 'hrysue SIS
CANDY maker wanted. one wnoi. capabic of nnl
y INK M branches leave CITY. Inquire nt2ls Grand a.
I,IWsr.CIAs nucr wanted on ladies shoes. nrst
u class wages. r. Warren #
OPERATOR o" SWIFT ms' h% .stm t,!, g9,9cr
DNi'iK BOXES. Wanted d hoy ior cutting on
s,iieobrT s&Vyi.iis Il, Mercer It
PArEE noXrS >G6i '2 r., l aP1T1 e.,e
SUOTM NKEKs.-wm,cd. GOOD trimmer aud
- nnishcr on womcn'' fine shocs - Warnmdn,Htxo
SHOEMAKEKs.-"rpr below cost for cash.
the trade. Apply nj i~i William It, ~ stairs
SuoEM rKs wanted on hand wed work. 1903
~ Essen H. Gail between nni O'Clock
YEAS. Twas. Tcas-2'. pound. nure tea. 5,r.:
Tea go. sos Pearl Il and ~ Fulton st.
NANTEp-A good. strong YOUNG man. thoroughly
East s-th Il nrst floor
w sno', i"qure OF WHITTIER BRorHERs. -
Thomas It. between nnd lOo'clock
WANTED-An experienced. sober Young man
MooRT.s Restaurant, - Park row.
WANTED -railors. operator. nn.hers. and press.
w err on s".d o'ercoa'" Inquire q ~ t,.sS
NTANTED-faur lcit hat nmlers. extra ro,d
W Workman only. llERsr n son, rear OF 2is Arch
It Philadelphia
NEANTED-A hoy 10 opon oysters AMI make him
W .clf generally useful. wages 80 per month AppN
at ~ lstav
UANTED-tnufccionc thorough, posted IN \
W gum ware can ut - Tompkins place, Brookly
NtANTED-A be-, about rs to attend har must live
w with cmpioycr Inquire At butcher shon sVarick st.
W tNTED. youns man a. waiter one NAT an
w ANTED-A good cutter ON tur caps, also. soNcrs
w AMI hnshcrs. az ~ Hester st. M.Ctk.
WANTED yuunv man to work On custom pants
w BERNARD fALLpN. a2O East 18th IT. top door
WANTED shoemakcrs on aifsoloing aud
w hc,ling f39 5th av.. between sal and 34th ST.
WANTED good Norman to 20 a short distance
w In the country Call At ~ "a Il
XVHEELwRIGHTws wanted
w $40 West 18th st.
WANTED salesman in shoe store sss Grand st
WAITER wanted at Is Greenwich av sis"montb.
y sHoEMAKERs wanted single men preferred
= 80 lOth
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~ eNated Railway open rom 81 A. VI To ~ T. VI
stations Morris St nearest point for South Terry and
haticry Rector st. nearest point Tor Wall 81 ferry
turiland 1t. nearest point for Jersey City and Com
mnnpaw FERRIES Park place. nearest point for Post
ONCE. city Hall. ani Barclay ST ferry 10 lobokcn;
Chambers st. nearest point Tor PavoniH AMI Erie T.
Jerry Franklin ST. Grand Il, nearest points Tor Dss
brosses IT terry to Jersey city and Peoples Lane
ers for Albany Beeeker It, sh - nearest points Tor
Christopher St ferry n oboken; IAN ST. I'D st nearest
point for 2Jd 81 Jerry to jersey city sd st l2d
est point for Y Central H. H. depot. jOh 5sih i
nearest point Tor Central Park For uptown trains
east side stations For down town trains take west side
stations Fare 10 cents, between the hours 81
and "a, NJ ami and = ". when the fare is cents
Ruute-frum asth st. along 9TH and along Amity
and Slons West Broadway u Chambers It into
and along College place. to AMI along Murray and
along church Ia and along New Church Morris
st Connects with the following horsc lines Al Rec
tor St with cars Tor south terry At Grand st. with
for Desbrosses and East Grand It ferries at B,vcker
with cars for east and west at st st. with for
Christopher aud East 10Th 81. IAN ST. with
cars ior West 2ai and East 2sl and san i ferries Sd
viii cars Tor NcvhAwken ferry dgtl St with cars
OF Belt Line Railroad WV. r. GARRISON. President
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miscellaneous.

NERVOUS EXHxUSTION.-A medical essay
comprising series Ot lectures delivered kahns
museum VI Anatomy, tile and Azure
decline owing lndisputaby how lost health may be re
gained, anordtng clear synopsis ol pednents TO mar
rage and the treatment Of nervous and PHI ysca debi
~ being the result OF 20 years experience BY mail 25c
currency or postage stamps Address Secretary Kahn
Auseunl. U.s. broadway, New York
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EoUtpNPNr
AND TIE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
ON AND AFTER July \. 1878
Express Trans leave New York via D,shrosses and
tortandt SIS Ferries, as follows. ~
~ ~, 49, Wn Limited, II \. NJ. 49, Is, u %.
q so, 1880 . 80 and up. NJ 80 - ~
Boats Of BrooAlyn Anne1' connect with all through
Trans al Jersey city, anurdmg a speedy and direct
transfer or Brooklyn travel
hcluillhS trans leave Philadelphia 10 4 = rs g. 3D.
and II NJ lLlmited Express IS 4 NJ = I > 80 T.
any -, y and y Midnight On sunday, 20 T. Z
Ticket oinccs 526 and "a broadway, Aston House,
hhd loot OF Dosbruses and Cortlandt Ss Court and
brooklyn Annex Depot. foot at Fulton St, Brooklyn ia
10 ana liz Hudson st. lobOken. Depot. Jersey Clty
Emigrant Ticket once, 4 Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON l. r. FARMER
General Manager. OcneTAl Passenger Agent
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FIrrM AXyrNUE THEATmE, u,,,,vs
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
BENEFIT oF THE SOUTHERN SUFFERERS
THURSDAY NEXT sept 81 AT Iso
MARY ANDERSON.
EDwIN BOOTH.
JOSEPH JEFFERSON.
JOHN MCCULLOUGH.
AND THE FIFTH AVENUE COMPANY
HAVE KINDLY Volunteered
RESERVED SEATS TWO DOLLARS
PRIVATE BONES, $50 AND SIS.
AS THE NOTICE IS SHORT AND THE NECESSITY
URGENT MEssRs FIsKE AND HARKINs BEG TO
SUGGEST AN IMMEDIATE APPLICATION FOR SEATS.
ORDERS RECEIVED By NAIL OR TELEGRAPH At
THE BOX OFFICE. OR AT M BROADWAY. WITHOUT
EXTRA CHARGE
BT99aA,DpwyiAf THEATRE. corner Sosh :,
INAUGURAL REGtLAR SEASON
AFTER rHoRouGM INTERPRETATIONS and DECORATION.
General Admission 10 Reserved seats 50 cents
,.Ir, stalls = Dress circle Is cents
Gallery FOR NO r. g. wRfE ds A0n %
American debut OF H ;1S st Gsv fSss actress
A ApAA SSAAyyttSSnnIIS sui
ffBBf SSssyyEESSBBEIssHH
u her celebrated original character Mercy Merck in
wilke Collins Own drsmafsuSn Of The New Mazda
Ms.srs j whesioct A Dudley. NJ { DAILY j. Il Burnett
: DA'' sox Office vii" cfES WEDNESDAY
DARK THEATRE COMEDY
The only Theatre IN America devoted exclusively 10
HENRY Z ABBEY. ....... 49,. = Lessee and Manager
an original Comic Drama BY tie sathor Of SARATOGA
br Bronson Howard. interpreted by the following
,,Asnes Booth. Mrs II Gilbert Misses sydney cowen
Hgs fs%sr Aasa hSGSG Sr LOUIS w Asn MS'5
sox cFrc fH 5f sh'f DA S TRoS S''Sn TO
B""r"H.'> EEHt FAT & / NEW PIECE TONIGHT
the distinguished Iragedienue in Wissenurely new his
'oT'eal domestic play ,,,, suomi,
Agreatea.t; new scenery, 8c
A MAIlSEE every sATukDAN at Doors open to-
" SHERIDAN SHOOK =. q. GILMORE. lie ssees
THEODORE
THOMASS
GRAND SUMMERNIGHrS' CONCERTS
Change OF Programme
THE GREATEST PUBLIC RESORT IN THE WORLD
General admission. 30 cents Boxes. admitun. four s.
Package one dozen tickets s.
RROOKLYN PARK THEATRE.
slightly and "Wednesday and saturday Matinees
The fascinating Anne ricAn opera bunu extraVa.anzA
ENANGELINF.
with It's wealth OF attractions
The most novel creation the stage has had for years
FRIDAY-EXTRA MATINEE BENEFIT FOR RELIEF
or THE YELLOW FEVER SUFFERERS
GAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs.
- OPERA HOUSE. BROADWAY, COR 10Th ST
GRAND kEoPENlNG, MONDAY, SEPT 2
with The greatest show on this earth.
THE FAMOUS TRIO,
BIRCH. WAMBOLD. AND BACkuS,
and their unriyaei company Ministries and comedians
SAN FRANCISCO MlNSTRELs
"A 9th and 3Dth st NY
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
OF THIS SPLENDID BlJOU OF THFSPIA.
Entire change VI bill and new faces every week
MAIINEES
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons NJ > O'Clock
EDIsON's PHONOGRAPH
II Talks sings laughs ami PLAYS cornet solos in natural
KURTZ'S ART GALLERY DAY AND EVENING.
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STEAMBOATS, mo aallrJios.
A TROY BOATs-cITIzENs LINE.


A TROY BOATs-cITIzENs' LINE.
STATE ROOMS 81 ANDs g.
New Palace Steamers SARATOGA and CITY or TROY
leave ler ~ r.. loot Leroy st. daily. except satur
SrhE CONNECTIONS WITH EARLY TRAINS for all
points North. East and West
THROUGH CARS To WHITE MOUNTAINS WITHOUT
CHANGE
state rooms AMI through tickets at Doids 0A Broad.
way. New YORK.. AMI Court st. Brooklyn.
Free transfer 10 and from Jcwells Wharf. Brooklyn.
by Eric Annex boats
ALBANY BOATS PEOPLES LINE.
DREW and ST JOHN the inrM steamers In the
world. leave Pier Il. North River daily. sundays eX
srATEROoNS 81 and "a
Connecting ut ALBANY with Express Trains Tor NARA
ToGA. LAKE GEORGE, LAKE rlIAMrLAiN. the ADJ.
Brooklyn passengers transferred Tree by Annex boats
THIS is THE ONLY night LINE OF STEAMERS
SELLING TICKETS AND CHECKING BAGGAGE To
PLACES on THE NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.
ALBANY AND TROY BY DAY BOATs
n & NlRBARD and DANIEL DREW leave Ncstry st.
per a. $50. and 2,ih It p'st at 4 NJ, landing at
brck. sauearties Caiskill, and Hudson Connect ~
West Point with steamer CARRIE 4. WARD for Cold
Spring and Cornwall To WEST POINT or NEWBURtiIl.
PER by annex leaving Brooklyn ats NJ connect.
ing at Albany with TRAINS NORTH and WEST special
checked New YORK central Railroad. Tickets or
coupons good on Hudson River road received for passage
A EVENING boat FOR ATuENs.NTUY-
"a. NksANl. NV BALTIMORE aud cOEfNANS -
steamer WALTER BRETT will leave Pier u, loot OF
DAY at O'Clock +. NJ. Every SATURDAY ior Catskiil
at o'clock 4. NJ. landing at West Point Cold spring.
Highlands. and landings above Arrive tcntsk 10
A THE MARY POWELL leaves Pier ~. n
"A. X, Nestry ST. daily AT - = NJ. making all usual
landings Connects We 4 Point for Cold Spring.
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0lant,o- Hlal,s.
BOYS aged ~ 10 ~ with good voices taught
n music and paid according 10 pruhcicncy Applv
Monday, "a 10 "a T. NJ. ut school building adjoining
church, 9Th nv ana 2sth St
GREAT SALE Of mems and boys clothing 10
IA the working classes this week at GAMERON'S I72
Bridge st.. Brooklyn. Prices reduced 81 per cent
A SALESMAN wanted in a shoe store who can
"A speak German, with good references Apply at rs
Washington IT, llobokcn n. j.
experienced hand wanted for folding and crimping
"a rhiilsa CHAs. BERGENSTEIN, 325 Canal st
A YOUNG MAN to wait on tables 4o4 East 10th
n street
BOOT FITTER wanted, a Young man of e1norI
~ snee J. H. WOLFE son, "a Rssds St. "a door.
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TO PHILADELPHIA,
TO PHILADELPHIA,
Il VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
PnuRTFpN ruunusu no ,1Ns =, .,,,, a.. -. - -.

FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DEfOlS IN PHILADELPHIA
TWO IN NEW YORK.