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y &c Err ATIvE
CATARRu.

This is the destructive and terrible stage of the
disease. The whole nasal passages including the
eyes and ears the tonsils. throat, bronchial tubes
and lungs become after another affected, in
famed liberated and succumb rapidly to this
frgbtful monster. peculiar acid is generated
and set at liberty by this disease, which, permeat-
ing the blood, weakens and destroys its renovating
power, and allows the system no opportunity to
throw of the malady until this poison is neutral.
lied and expelled, 1t s here that constitutional
treatment becomes of the most vital consequence,
"because unless arrested at this stage the disease
will make rapid progress towards pulmonary con-
Meanwhile a soothing, healing and astringent med
icne must be applied directly to the nasal passages
ease pOssihle.
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Calls aud Sketehfs.
TIE CLERGYMAN's CONFESSION.

El WILKIE COLLINS.
FIRST PART.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-11

SNEEZING
CATARRu.

This is constant sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, until
Hesd reasy 10 ny on
thin, acrld, and poisonous, until unfit for business
or pleasure, you number yourself among the most
afflicted of mortals, destined to suffer periodically
the greatest distress without relief consolation.
Every draught every breath Of air seems an enemy
in disguise. This is properly called Acute Catarrh
and commonly, Cold in the Head. Its constant re-
currence is due 10 coDsltutionaly weak or diseas-
ed nasal organs and enieebled action Of the per.
spiratcry glands. In the permanent cure of this
distressing malady Sanford's Radical Cure for Ca.
tarrh Is never.failing specific Instant relief fol.
lows the first dose. Its use destoys that morbid
dispose people TO this disease, and s sure to pre-
vent an attack O: Chroni, or Ulccra,ive Catarra.
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Meeklu Aennebse 9onrnal,

Published every Wednesday morning, is the
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political articles, agricultural and scientific matter,
Gales, poetry, anecdotes, household matter mark
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The Diamond Rheumatic Cure is for sale by
PARTRIDGE BIOS, Augusta.
may26- teod&wly
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DR.. p. A. CrOOker
Has taken the Practice Of B. L. Tib-
belts, South China.

Where he will be pleased to meet his former friends
and patrons,
So China Nov. tth, 1878.
Ny successor, DR.. T.. A. CROoKER, | cordially
recommend TO my friends as a physician worthy
OF trust.
Il. l.. TIBBETTS, NJ. ID.
So. China, Nov. 9Th, 1875. swi7
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Nenufbet yonrnal.
Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street,
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9ailu aSenuebee journal,

Issued every morning, except Sundays. 1t con.
aims the latest news by telegraph and mail, gives
eports OF the Markets, and has carefully prepared
political and local articles, aud generous amount
OF farming, home and miscellaneous reading with
full compilation of State news.
Terms, 81 per annun in adronce, $S if payment
is not made within the year. Single copies cents,
to be had at the bookstores and at this Office.
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ALMANAC FOB NEW YoRK-TH1s DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 10, 1875.
CLEARED.

steamer Colombo IBID, Burkett, Hull, &c Wright
Steamer Neckar GER, Meyer, Bremen via South amp
steamer City OF Waco, Greenman, Galveston via Kew
steamer New Orleans Dearborn New orleans-Clark
Seaman.
steamer san Jacinto Chesseman. savannah-w
Steamer Champion, Lockwood. Charleston-J Quln-
steamer Benefactor Jones' Wilmington NC-wm
Clyde CO.
Rlchmond-Od Dominion steamship Co.
steamer h y Knight Chichester, Georgetown, Do
Steamer Beverly. Wallace. Philadeipnia-James Hand
Steamer Gen Whitney, Hallett, Boston-H Dimock.
Bark Emeia Cianpa QtaD, Camera, Bristol, E-A
Bark springbok CBr), Isles, Cork for ordersJ Sands
Bark Costante Ausl, cosulich, Cork Falmouth for
Bark Behrend GER, Berding. Dublin-Dill 4 Rad
Bark osanna GtaD, Garguiio. Waterford, I-John @
Bark Carrier Dove (Br>. simonson. Rotterdam-Geo
BARK Guchen Orr. Hazard, Aicante-Boyd HInck-
Bark Ada Gray Race. Buenos Ayres-John Norton Jr
Brig Leander CBr), Jones. Pharmaceutical. Edge
Erig J Merry Bradley Copenhagen-James Ward
Brig NJ P Harrington (BD, clueas, Pernambuso and
Brig Lucy (Brj, Irving Barbados--Leaycraft& Co
Brig William lBr), Pike Harbor Grace-h Currie .
Bng Ernestine, Mcknight Portland-Brett Son q Co.
sehr l. Warren, johnson, Georgetown. Dem-Leay-
sehr ii v Crandall, Maloney, st Andrews. NB-Jed
Schr Lavinia Bell Aldrich, Key west-Benner 4
schr Jesse Clark, Elwood. Fernandina and Camp
schr sea Lark, Pike, Perth Amboy-Jed Frye Co.
sloop Fred Brown. Wilson. Providence-H Jackson
sioop Mary Atwater Hawkins, New Haven--cart-
wright Doyle.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, July 9-Arrved. barks Conquestatore QtaD,
Lauro Baltimore; Sarah (br. May, New York; Letizia
QiaD, Castellano. do.
BRISTOL July lo-Arrivec. ship Transit CBr), Dixon
Quebec.
BREMEN July s-sailed. ship Herbert Beach (B9, Cros
by. United States
BORDEAUX July s-Arrived bark Julie Ernestins tFp.
Labarbe, New York
Sailed sth, bark Quatre s@urs CFr), San Francisco
BARcELoxA-sailed, bark EsDana Csp). olaquibel,
United States.
DEAL, July s-Arrived, brig Medusa OBJ, Jones' Fer
naLdina for Hull
Sailed 10th. s,hr p Caller, Weber rrom London).
NaIal
DuxDALK, July e-sailed. barK Fsrnjot (Nor Mohl
bach, United States
ELsIxoRE July e-Arrived. bark Antonistta (ItaD.
Trapan New York for stettn.
GRANTox July o-Arrived, bark Eveline (Br Lochead'
Quebec.
GREExocK July s-Arrived ship Leaping Water CBr),
Macmillan, Quebec.
LIVERPOOL. July 10-Arrived ships Radiant, Hazard.
San Francisco; Raspegadera Br), Purcell do; Kim
ball. Humphreys, Lobos; Acme (Br, Devine Quebec.
Sailed 9th ships City Of Brooklyn. HERMAN United
States; John CANDLES (Br). Rinmer, San Francisco
LONDON July l0-Arrived ships Red Jacket (Br) Pot
finger Quebec; Agahe Norl Hansen, do; barks Aurora
(BE, Churchill. Bun River, sc; Ocean Phantom OBJ.
McNuty, Quebec.
PLYMOUTH, July l0-Arrived, ship Sunbeam (Br), Dali
zen Doboy.
QUEENsrowN. July l0-Arrived, barks Larkspur (Brl
Storey Montreal; saguenay tBr Brown Philadelphia;
briggs Little Harry BE. Rourke New York; Jens Hintze
DAM, Harmon. do.
Arrived 9th, Pm, steamer Russia CBr Cook. New
York for Liverpool
sPrHEAD July l0-Arrived, steamer Nederland Qelg).
James, Antwerp for Philadelphia Gee below.
VIoo-Arriyed, brig Dart (Br Cotter, New York
Sailed from -. bark Glacier. wylie, United states
LONDON. July lO-steamer NederIand tBeig). James.
from Antwerp Philadelphia put into spithead to-day
with machinery damaged.
Bark Clan Mcleod (Br), Alexander. which arrived at
Deal July from Portland, o. while lying In the River
Humber parted her cable and wont ashore but was
hoated again without asssance and VIII be into
Hull
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COULISSE CHAT.

The musical season has closed In London.
Levy and Arouckle will play solos tonight at
Clmore's Concert Garden.
The 4O0th performance OF La Juive" has Just
been given at the Opera at Paris.
wleniawsKi was the solotst at the closing con-
cert or the London Philharmonic
verdI's "AYda," with Miss Hauck as the heroine,
has proved mighty attractive at Pesth.
The summer Theatre Knoll, at Berlin, has begun
its opera season with "Der Freyschutz."
Nile. ChapuY French prIma donna, made a
success desttne at Drury Lane last month IN la
Traviata.n
Miss Winnie Clancy viii appear in "CnnperIc"
at Robinson Hall IN the forthco ming prod uctlon
Of Herve's opera.
AT Florence a new opera by Moscuzza ~ Qust-
tro Rustegnl" has Teen performed. The music
Is said TO be excellent
The revival OF Gounod's "Romeo and JulietD at
CovenL Garden, after nine years, has been n
triumph for Patti and Ncolini.
Carl Rosa has engaged santley for his fall sea.
son OF English opera in England. and Arthur Sui.
livau Is writing an opera for him.
Wachtel has entered into an engagement with
Mr.. Neuendorn TO appear here at the Academy OF
Music, October Is. 1875. An entirely new opera
company will be organized.
The y/etes 10 honor OF Simon May and OF Donizettl
will be celebrated the nrst fortnight In septem-
ber Twenty-four operate representations we're
to be given; these are now reduced to six.
Herr CAR Krebs, the father or Miss Marie Krebs.
the pianist celebrated at Dresden, on the LIST
inst. the twenty nth anniversary or his appoint
ment as cappellmelster to the King OF saxony.
II Is positively stated in Milan that Stolz, Wade
mann, Needn't and Maslni have signed contract
to sing in AIda,n In Paris, from April 20 to June
20, 1879 with signor Muzio, OF New York, as con-
ductor.
Nile. Aimee has been frugal, 1t appears. She
went back 70 France this time with 100 900 francs,
and Is soon to give house warming At ner mag
nincent new house at Troquet, Tor which she has
ginning or her career.
Recently at the Burg Theatre. Vienna. Nine.
HaiZinger, the FIRST old woman, celebrated the
sixtieth anniversary OF her debut upon the stage
The crown Prince was the nrst TO throw q gGan-
tic bouquet TO the artistic who 10 an especial favor
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lts wltn the Imperial lamIly. she Is seventy.sIx

lite with the Imperial family. She is seventy-six
years old.
Paganini's violin is carefully preserved in glass
case in the municipal palace or Genoa. IL has Just
been removed In the presence OF royal delegate.
the Marquis Lamponi. and other persons OF note,
In order to photograph II. TINS Important Item OF
news Is given in the most serious manner in the
local paper.
Two musical novelties have appeared at Vienna
at the same time--one, 'Un Matrmonio Soto la
Repuplca," by Podesta, at the Vermo Theatre;
the other I'll CaccIatore." bY Canavasso, at the
Radegonde Theatre. ''Un MGtrimonio" met with
well-merlted success, but one representation OF
I'll CacciatOre" was Sufficient for the public.
very interesting musical event Will take place
at jones' Wood Colosseum this afternoon, COM
mencing at three O'Clock. Downingis Ninth Regi-
mem Band will give the entire ''stabat Mater' OF
ROssln.. toe solos being Distributed among the
following instrumentallsts :-Cornet, Mr.. Ben
jamln c. Bent; claronet, Mr.. J. Michael Morell:
nugelhorn, Mr.. b. u. Dale; altho-n, Mr.. II. Stoll;
euphonium. Mr.. +. Dtller.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Tns s IT, bTss Hattie Eaten @
oberon BID Iiaanay Liverpool and sailed I'd for Port
Sailed June Is schrs Thos J Lancaster Hunter Ha-
vana; Geo Bowdoin. fitzgerald, San Andreas; 2oth
BIRB1pos. June is-Arrived, bark Meguntecook, Hem
BHia RIVER Ms, July s-Arrived, brig Addis Benson
M aSd ;9 o Ss pS
sylyanus blanchard. Green, Antwerp and sailed June
o pert E pSrs; Abel Abbot
port June ~ ships AM anna Decatur rrOe;or rSm
Reee Bruce rom csr a " 9th ao %
Summons from Rio Jsnero arrived sth tclearIngJ. 70
CIESruEcos July 7-Arrivcd, bark Chapman Obj,
Tiled TN. schr T Baker Cook, Boston; sth bark
Alex Campbell Bunker, New York. brig PaQuete de
Cow BAY. CB, July 7-cleared schr Vascel. for New
GIBRALrAn. June 2s-saisd, ship Scotia Drummond
In port June q, bark vittoria Utah, Maresca from
New York arrived 20 dsg part Pf cargo for Genoa
niS3s1' July s-Ariyed schr GqssIe Morgan, 1ndi
sailed sIh steamer o aewes, Trlpp, Brssheari Och.
JuIy 01ATrlysd brgs reeEIss, nT inaGua
ION Besf Nav Ss ne Ar nes s af Nav
YORK. log; Lacy Willis Pritchard from 9oarSbaya, ar
Boston arrived 10Th to load for New York Titan Ber
~, rom shanghai arrived 2ch, for London or Liver
IonGs DE- T,snsa May se-IG port; ships Alex Mcneil
Peru Blanchard Peruvian Congress (Brl. Power;
LUNENBURC, July ARRIVED schr Druid. from Boston
MANILA, May Ain port ships Comet Bray for Boston
TIriszAs, July ssaiied, brig Don ouixote. Monroe,
north OF Hatteras
OLD uARBoR, ia, July 2-Sailed, brig Mary Rowland
La wton New York.
PARELtos DE- ricA, May 2g1n port ships sonntag. Mc
Cushing, Colby Jas Wright, Morrison Alert Little
asT dSTeS ryoe oe ds bsf IOPPP c
Geo . Doane (Bp, Corning and W scamnoll tBr, Ed
PIS1SX July I--Arrivod, steamer collma. Nolan. san
sailed June u.s. steamer Constitution Austin San Fran
RIO JASEIRo, June z-saied. bark Alice fainter Los
In port June Ib barks snaresbrook lBr) soolan anu
&C WarwlcK (Brj. Kline, for New York Ne W Light,
Chapman for Batmorei edmond Gabrlele (Frl, Tor
Hampton Roads bills Heinrich t0erl, for new Yore
Trio tuutohJ Tor Richmoni Florence Margaret r for
Hampton koads-all ldg -
sH iN0HAI July 9-Arrived previous, ship Haze, Will
kinson Now YORK barK Benefactor, Haydorn, DO.
SANTOS abo uue l5ln port briggs Dorthsa tDan) Tor
Hampton Roads or New Yerki Jarien lNorl for hamp-
ton Roads; schr John DolSas, Parker tor do.ai ldE
New York, via Ruevitas.
sailed TIN. brig Henderson, Henderson, north OF
Hattoras; sohr Five sisters, wallace, do.
pR sHAl''ASA ~" '1' ''"''' ''"' D -'"''
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER SEMINOLE. which put into Norfolk n short
time since disabled ON her voyage from savannah to
Boston sailed the latter port morning OF Sh. IN tow
OF steamer Commerce, To be repaired
scHR BILL AZ tons OF New London. PEI capsized and
sunk OIL Caribou Pictou, in So fathoms water. July
SCuR ADMINISTRATIONS the cargo saved of this
sci (bciore reported wrecked the Birnn Shoals on
the voyage from New York New Orleaus) Is guam
nty OF marble ombstones 7t5 in number, which were
being shipped 10 New Orleans 10 be paced over the
graves Federal soldiers who tell during the late war
These taken 10 Nassau in fair condition, and will
probably be reshipped back to New York.
Capt Potter of the New bedford whaling bark Morn
ing Star, died ut Panama 30h ult
GAspK. July lO--Capt Olsen. OF bark Columbus (Nor),
from Kinsilc. which arrived here to-day hav
lug passed the wreck Of vessel In Ion 80 w lat AZ ~
she apparently American schr and had the let
ters Luz her the remainder OF she being
defaced. She was water logged and her masts were
gone
GIBRALTAR, June 23-The cargo Of tobacco OF German
bark Washington, now undergoing repairs has been
transshpped from he wreck TO the Belgian steamer
julia Davis for Destination ueghorn).
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Schr Jeddie. Chadwick Hoboken for kastp Drt.
Schr Charles Miller Cotton, New York FOR Greenport.
sehr Marble Shropshire Port johnson tor stoa-
ingtOu
schr Reading RR No AZ. Ran in. Anb0y for Hartford
schr Henrie IA. Downs AmsoY Tor Providence
Schr l. II Jones, II ussev. New York tor SAco. - =.
chr A Rowland. Rowland, New YORK tor WOODS
Hole.
schr Ruth Thomas. Clifford Port Johnson for Boston
schr sandOl phin, Allen. New York TOT PASSPORT
Schr COnnec tcut. GedneY Port Johnson tor Ipswich
Sehr Young Barrett Rondout Tor nantucket
chr Mary Brockway, Lord, New York Tor Essex
Schr Kate Scranton. Palmer Ellzabethport Tor Provt
dence
schr Ritter Kelsey, Ellzabethport for Providence
Schr Orion smith, Hoboken Tor Fall River.
schr /. HaIl, snow, Albany for Apponaug
schr Waterman, Kingsley Waterman tor Nantucket
Boston.
ven.
Schr + Carver Carver. Fort johnson for Boston.
schr " Billings. Billings, New York for Boston.
schr Allen Quincy. Quincy Rondout for Providence
schr haze. Nc Nance. New YORK Tor Greenwicn
Schr Mariner, Rich, New York Tor Greenwich
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ATTEMPTED ESCAPE OF CoNvICTs.

Early yesterday morning plot was discovered
in the New Jersey state Prison at Trenton which.
n It mad been carried into eject would set at
nterty three convIcts named respectively Alex.
ander Hines and Pasco. For the past week or so
they had been at work digging an aperture about
three feet square through the door OF the cell &C.
cupled by them. Their operations were carried
on at night time when everything was shrouded
IN darkness. Their plan was TO make an entrance
70 the cellar underneath and thuS ieciltate their
exit 20 the outer world without any difficulty:
fellow convict who had been let INTO their
confidence 'tpeachedU on them by giving NORMA
Son about the plot TO the keepers lew Gays
1Qo. All their designs had been completed, and
lVerythlnQ was made ready to carry them INTO
s6ecf wnen several AeopeTs made a raid on the
rell and conducted the three desperadoes 10
dungeon, where they are now confined. At re.
cenf priaou delivery, when notorious CRIMINAL
named AItkin and four others erected their
escape, Hines, who had an eaua! chance Win
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Commissioner Porter announces the following
receipts IN the Department OF Public Works for the
past weeK:-For Croton water rent and penalties,
So, 30; tapping Croton pipes, Sis; vault per-
mits, 1898 "a; sewer permits, 500 40. Total,
S63, l57 O..
The following police court fines for the month
OF June have been returned into the Comptrol-
lers once First district, s., AGO. Second. 81, 657;
Tnlrc, $541; Fourth, 1911; Fifth, $40; sixth,
BOO.
Inc usual routine proceedings of the Mayors
office were vared yesterday by the visit OF luna
TIC, aamed Price, VINO stated tnat he was an
adopted son OF Jay Gould and a candidate for the
next Presidency. he was requested 10 retire al
the point OF O1icer Sneldon's baton.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHIrEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.


Steamer Mosel lGer) Neynaber, Bremen June 20 and
Ih Tth md e and e oeTchs
IB bound east; 9th lat Al S. Ion ~ &C.
bergs
z6 win mdse ana s passengers TO Peter Wright sons
east day LAT AZ 81 Ion ~ 49, passed large
Steamer Caland CDutch), Deddes Rotterdam June
70 via Flushing 18Th, with udse and s. passengers TO
iceberes; July q passed North German bark bound
west; A. Ion ss - passed Rotterdam bound
steamer Ashland whitehurst Savannah July 9. with
steamer Gun stream, Crowel. Charleston. July 7,
with @d Es ana pa 9u5srd Co March
via st Helena May g with mdse 10 order. Passed An
s a S q sss Ti and
ana dGaged TgSs GrIssed h me easIor
3 showing house flag blue aud white with red diamond
Bark s@eto Utah, vylan9 Palermo e. days with
BARK FAIRY Belle Cof LverpooD, West RIO Janeiro 81
Gays, with coffee To PendergSst Bros a Co.
to iowa Ferry 3 Co vessel to Miller houshton
nc to hSSa yess to oveoa wfS %i'n
sehr Mary neen sanDorn s. KITS "a DAYS with mo-
schr W clark Cross Baracoi 10 days, with fruit to
schr Mile frini Drink Jacksonville sdays
with lumber 10 Drew Buckiei vessel TO II Loud
schr Katie Turner, chamberln. jacksonville. 9
days. with lumber ,, to Drew BUCKLE ;G.,,
schr Levenia, Pierce, Virginia.
sehr Alice Pierce, Greene, Virginia.
pD-Bark Qtac Miao Aus Cattieieh, which arrived
the city AN lOtn
Rk1uRSED 9th-steamer Leo, Daniels, honce sth inst
Tor savanna m on account Of machinery not being IN
proper condition steamer Cleopatra proceeded yester
day with the Lco's passengers,
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Nette (Br) Biltt, st John. NIB, tor New York.
days. with lath 10 Jed Frye A Co
schr Annie IS tBrl SecOrd So John, NIB for New York
10 days. with lumber 10 heney Parker.
lehrJ Couer Brl, 1otter 81 John NIB, for New
/ chr Geo Temple; schoned, Georges Banks for New
I IorK with fish 10 Noon LRmpner.
schr y a "A Gouid, Gould, fail nIver for New York.
schr Jas loimans sh ropshre, Portland. CT New
| schr l. A Toles. Day. Cold spring Tor New York
scnr u Deming, Bolrdman, Hartford Tor New York
sCnr Angler, BE sSe, Warehatt IOrk
Schf Florence. 5acRctL Providence Tor Croton Point
Schr Fashion Carberrv. New uaven tor New YORK
schr Gates. Hcmes, Calais for Mott Haven, with
scnr Julia A Berkelo, Anderson, saybrook for New
York. -
scnr DR. Vim Powers Saunders, Norwalk for New
York.
schr Elvra vancor. Machias for New York with lum.
Der to Chase, Talbot \ Co
- chr Lucy Church, gearse, New Bedford for New
sehr Neptune's Bride Lindsley Calais for New York
with lumber to Jed Frye 20.
schr scranton, fease Portland tor New YORK, with
sclr Ario Pardee. bishop, Providence for New YORK
schr WIN Elmer, TrlDOle, Portland Tor Amboy
scnr Henry Gibbs Coffin. New bedford Tor New York.
| BOUND EAST.
| steamer Gen whitney nallett. New York for Boston
! New Bedford.
| Cleaner bolivar Gser New York for New London.
Brig Matilda COombs, Hoboken tor Boston.
schr II blackman Arnold, kOndout for Apponaug.
sohr Astoria. Berth, New York tor BOSTON,
] sehr WEBB. Alien, New iOrk tor new Bedford
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ONce

nJ- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTER.
ING THE PORT OF NEW York AT NIGHE-rhe NEW
YORK has adopted distinguishing coston nigh
signal Tor board tbs HERALD steam yacht show
ing while burning the colOrs RED, red changing
the other succession and can be seen sew
miles distant Captains OF vessels seeing this
signal will oblge by preparing any marine news
they may have Tor the Ship News Department OF the
HERALD
n3- Persons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels
arriving at New York do by addressing to such
vessels care OF HERALD yacht pier No ! East
River New York Letters recsived from all parts OF the
world and promptly delivered. Duplicates are re-
CURED.
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Bixhy.

BURGLARY IN THIRTY FOURTH STREET
On the 14th OF June two young burglars broke
into the house OF Mr.. Samuel S. Hunt, No. So West
Thirty-fourth street, and carried on about $9l
worth OF sllverware. Detective Rodgers, OF the
Twenty ninth precinct, on Friday night arrested
Joseph Underhill, twenty-one years OF age.
ana Robert Nolan, fifteen years of age, on sus-
picIon They were identified yesterday by Mrs.
Kate Meehan as Two young men whom she saw
going out OF the basement door vi No. IS West
Thlrty-lourth street on the day OF the burglary
and whom she followed fnr two or three blocks
until sHe was struck In the breast by the younger
or the two-Robert Nolan. Both prisoners were
committed by Judge Bixby yesterday In $4,000
bail TO answer at the General Sessions.