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The Morning herald., 1877-08-02

Wells has been appointed honorary secre.
tary to the United States.

Wells has been appointed honorary secre-
tsry to the United States.
REGARDING THE POPE.
LONDON, Aug. la Rome despatch to
the Daily News says :--"U neasiness in re-
gard to the Pope's health has been revived.
He has seen only Cardinal Simeoni and his
own domestics for five days"
THE PoPE's SUCCESSOR.
"Cardinal Riario sforza's chances of sue
ceeding Pope Plus improve daily"
M. DE cAssAeNAo ON THE EMPIRE.
PARIS, Aug. IN. de Cassagnac,s reply
ing to the letter of the Bonapartist Commit,
tee, published on Monday, refuses to ac-
knowledge the committees authority, and
says If the Empire does not know how to
subordinate itself to the needs of France, to
contain itself and wait, it will never be re-
stored.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-02
CORRECTION,

The driver of the Reliance engine who
was reported, in yesterdays HERAL1, -
being kicked by horse was not true. He
was struck with an iron bar several times
by member of the company. He is now
doing well.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-02
BASE. BALL,

On account of the disbandonment Of tho
Philadelphia club, no game will be played
to day. The Qufckstep expect TO play ths
Hartford club soon. n '71- :
The Morning herald., 1877-08-02
MORNING,
.d'ssssst I'll 1877,

at 5 A. NJ, on steamer for Camden, from
thence by rail to the ocean for Ocean Grove,
and Asbury. Park, allowing passengers
there . hours, Long Branch ~ hrs :,
New York city, 4 hOufs, arriving
home o. lO1a IN the evening On this de-
Monmouth, also Monmouth Beach, q sea
SIDE of cuarming villas and cottages next
Sea Bright, overlooking the ocean with
Cottages; then run on narrow strip OF
land with shrewsbury River. scar cely on g
hundred feet wide, on the left with nun err
GUS beats on It's b som, while on the right
old OCEAN lashes the Railroad bank. as The
cars speed aleng. Beyond the river, the
much admired Highlands. with rugged side
stand dotted with beautiful Gotta ses alon z
its shores; and the oce N on the right SO
near some places that it washes the Rail
Hill Light comes in view on q hill three
Hundred feet high, TO be seen sixty miles
at sea.
As sandy Hook is neared, the Excursion.
lists viii prerare to embark On the beauti-
full end large steamer kmpire State, for q
twenty mile ride over the Sound, and up
Narrows to New Yotk.
The fol owing places are to be admired !;
Rockaway, oney Island Fort Lafayette,
Fort Hamilton, Fort Richmond, and Fort
hills of Staten Island Bay Ridge studded
with villas Long Island shore with densc-
ly wooded bills. On the right is Goyeraors 8
lslard. with old Castle William on the
70! esround, and on the boat goes until the
HUDSON River is r. .aeheu, and up it to Pier
No. y, then land for view W New York.
The UNITED CnRNET BAND will &C
com pany the Excursion.
Rel eshmel Is. on the boat going and re-
turning,
Tickets 20 ocean Grove. Asbury
Park, ana Long Branch, &2 %
New York, 800
CHILDREN HALF PRICE.
A8-No unrul allnTed on board.
as order Is our
The Morning herald., 1877-08-02
ONE CENT :
T., GOAL .Ana11.0.
FOR SIXTY DAYS,

y Charlotte Short and Rebeccs Riggs wsrs
committed to jail, for 90 days, BY Mayer
Whiteley, for vagrancy.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-02
THE PEACH SHIPMENTa.

The following 10 the number Of say loods
Of peaches over the Delaware road, ysster,
day.
For Jersey City, 10 carr
Philadelphia - g.
Boston, .,-.. /"
Total, 80
Previous shipments, 9o5 ''f
1900. -.
Total thushfar, ~
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BOARDING.

DNG.-GoOd board for $45 per
at S5 Shipley street.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-02
! GOULEY'S
EXCURSION
TO w.,7 o.! i
Ocean Grove, {
Asbury Park,
Long Branch,
Sandy Hook, .
New. York.

VIII he one ef extreme pleasure to have
me opportunity OF visiting the far famed
resorts of the northeast coast of, New lar
sey, and narrow s vf New York Harbor. on
one excur ionsf or a low fore, will leave =
The Morning herald., 1877-08-02

A dispatch from Portland, Oregon, on the
2Sth says "The infantry, artillery, and
Jackson's company of cavalry are now
across the Clear Water waiting for Sanford
They will be off oh the Lola trail by Mon
day, the Both, at the latest, and General
Howard vii: use every effort to cooperate
vigorously with Gibbon."
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.


POR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA. c,o
Leave ErW-lOFk for Trenton and Philadelphia a. O'5O
g. $50, 1880 No. $50, $3.50, $50 " p ~, ana AT ph'
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A LADY without family occupying pleasant
- new at would let two cheerful rooms, viii ff g aud
privilege Of kitchen 20 gentitma~ and WIFE, ladies' a.
90 per week with board, slo No. Oh West 2Uthst thri
bell references
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MRS. KILLER, 80 West 2Gth-st.. near
or family tab.t-bOartcTs takon.
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Do1ro dno Rooms.
West Side

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~ ihlrd ave- cor Oe and ionrth ST.
Office y ' - '-h"A~A
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number. Address q. VI. Box 30, TnbVDe once.
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4 BEAUTIFUL extension parlOr tO rcus with
n board 70 either gentleman and wife crdsnt ai-,nt
psrors connecting; Iocato1 house and snrroundi6es
list class, references. 1913 Nest 42dst
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ITO PHILADELPHIA,
II
PENNSYLNANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Thirteen Through Trains each way daily three Depots IN
Phlladel phia. two in Now York.
Double Track Equipment and the Fastest
Time stent with absolute safety.
and after June 20, 1877
Express Trains leave York DesOrosses and Cort
laudt streets Ferries, CO follows; $500
1880 500 t03O Llmitcdl 1880 4, 3, u T. and $50
=. Sunday, a. N, ., q, z. aud $50 y.
Boats OF brooklyn Annex connect win all through trans
at Jersey City. anordng speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel 49,
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 1885, g. 100 8 $50,
and IL (imiisd Express, 80 y. nj = 4, $3.50 Z, and
935 p and ~ midnight ON Sunday, 1885,, 3, $780, IN,
1855 D. m, aud ~ midnight.
Ticket Offices $40 aud OIG Broadway No ] Aston House.
ana foot Dcsbrosses Cortmdtsts No Court ST.,
BROOKLYN Nos ia ll6. and lis Hudson ST., HObokeni
Depot Jersey City. Immigrant Ticket ONCE, No = Battery
place. a....o
FRANK THOMSON, l. T. FARMER
Gensral Manager. Genl Passenger Agent
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EREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections foot Of Ilbcry-sS Tor FrsehoI ~
T.45. lI.45 A. NJ. 4, 5:lJ y.
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DAI WEST l51H-ST-A small private fam
- lily "ii accommodate with board few select rte
who desire clean quiet and refined home large and
small nicely umihrd gh ceilings crate FIRES bot and cold
running water, beth and closets Liehoot eieFeucrs.
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6teamboals ano Railroads

A LBANY EVENING BOATS-PEOPLE'S
In Drew and 81 John. leave pier 81, ~ r. every
eepte trains north and west siaierooms comfortably
Fare 81 SO. s. =. MAYO, GenI Pass'r, Agt.
BRIDGEPORT. and all points on Housatonic
10 and Naugatuck Iailroada Fare 81 Bridgeport
leaves Caarncsp daily (sunGays sNcepted at ll3O - M
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ Leave Ne3Nork from foot Of Desbrosses and Coand
$40 p. oE;Washneton and the West Richmond Charles
Ton no SOUTH making close connections for ColumOHs
100 p. m Washington and tho West and for Richmond
50 baltimore and Washington making connections Tor
Tusburs Cinenmt., iousvilis aud ~ Louis
$50 p m. dai for Washiagpn SOUTH and West Pull
man sceptrs hon Nc"-fors 70 Baltimore and washington
making co.e connections Tor Chicago Cincinnati. Louisville
Washington win trans for lynoIburg Florida, NeTOreanS
fof through teket psa,ss cal at conoanys Office 3ls
and Dosjrosses Sc. and delot Jersey Clfy.
ASK FoR TICKETS VA IA p BBAiG6rIMoRE AND OHIO
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
" Ferry station 40 NeM.G OH, foot OF lAoory,sr.
G3, o. m For Remington, Eai,ou, Ba.yidere, Mauch
Chunk. Tamagua. Wlsesbarre, Elmira SC.
MAuch Chunk. ramaqus, wi'kesbsrre Wi.am'port, Sc.
1915 a. Ia. and $50 g. m.-For somervie am flsmUxon.
bsrfe scranton, Iurkharnock, Tamaqua Hazeton Read
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'i 5s6 p a Eas,on Allentown and Harrisburg
far Trains - local points table at Stations
SUNDAY TRAlN--Leayc al $50 a. H.. Y p m for
Bound Brook intermediate points and at 5SO u fOr
10 ton. Reading and KARLSRUHE
New YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains cave Tor Psra Amboy xed Bank Long Branch
Grove, &c At - ll;t3 a @ L. I D. a. rypoRr
and at squan % aud from POINT PLEASANT
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave OF IibortysI. for Freehold az
7:45 ,45 a m~ 4, 5:lo p. ~
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
mira y located cso elegant pa.lOr floor Address b.
Tribune uDtown 0ihce, ,23- Brotaw way
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NEAR FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL.-Two
e. suite. l. West D ttl-st. 10Y
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4 CHOLCE second-noor. sonLhern font. snite

"a paror and bedroom. handsomely furnished with etrr9
modern convenience; also, mont square rtlt
70 g.nlemon ONLY without boaId; private family. No q
West y3dsf
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~ Trains loaye perG AmDoy, Sed BauK Long biaach
ocean Grove &C. at 7tJ. ll:4j \ M l. $40 D. mn
NJlaYau station 10 aul IiOl1 hEfF Ol'
and al s1uan % aud from POINT PLEASANT
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Ocean Steamers

L7OR LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWA.-
s The liverpool and Great Western sIe7m 'omp'ny'
United -tates tcalItr. icayc Pier D. \. X;
WYDfiNG......Ii E-DA4, t,Uy. l3. az ll-5o r. ih'
WISCONSIN lit EoDAf nov. 20 pm g, -
CAM pas-ge 500 fi-. a. ID. according 10 state Room
stecrage, 42G intermediate, SO .., - on n, ,.,,r
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a PRIVATE family viii let two large and
~ TWO small neatly furnished aithlat hoard
references exchanged No ~ University Near
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East Side.

A nicely furnished PABLOR 10 LET i'm
- priva Am "; viii accommodate tvopersons references
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'SsS WEST 23D-ST.-Two elegant PAR
bfD LOBS. southern exposure desrabl, thrist0Ty
aud bedroom. within block OF Elevated Road
table 5ptOnsDle references single gentlemen.
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IGHTE g. ERNST old hOnse of Lighte
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Also Suiths AMERICAN ORGANS.
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-nnru CEpAIAN IlNYn

n STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW,fORk'
sDTTIAIpION. AND BkENIN. ..-.,.--..
r.,fpastrs PIER loot ~ -TCOND-si. HOkOKEN .
MOS fi....-.. sat Nov Y HERMAN N...'.7at i',' !
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RATES or PAsSaGE from Sew DKA to sou IhA''l-
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FIRST CABIN, 500 goa. SECOND CABl'' SOU soiu
STEEHAGE. $50. currency. ,..,
Return Tickets 1t REDUCED rates Prepaid Sleelhse Ne'
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Tor freight on pa. sage apply 70 . ~ l,.
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GtREAT MESTEKN STEAMsHIP LINE.

~ EEWYOhK 40 BRISTOL tEug.l-Dl KEEL -,
TAXING goods and passengers Tor London dlh Ne"Poi|
GlJuceatoF and an ports 100 Br'tll Cbahoe'
Sc1rppsgT, -isr,r.,r ..-.... "a ~ KpAT. Nov. p
go -is,... -..i,.If 3, Dec. II
CABIN Passage. o. $50 and - D. cirrency return 1905
a. ff,ortua rates intermediate, 80, Currency SteSo
90 currency PreraId III. rage Certificates Sc Drad irf
- and inward. Tor freight ar passage apply TO
". u. MpNGA IS. Agent, 80. 10 ~Jutii-al Hen' oiA'
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EnIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. -
! ARRA MOMENT or PASSENGER IhAlNn jan l.
darots foot OF and DesDroasess ats az
90 u n Night Express cailv. for kAsl0n bcthleneH Al
entoYr Msucn CHUNK WEe-a.fe, fllspn @tl1 i-IlI =
Ithsca Auburn Rochester Buffalo, Niagara A"h ana he
West PulDsG slice ping coaches ailaea'd 49,, go, ,r.-
"N''' HOn'T L. SANitE, Sup,t, ara tn6 I.
once Of Church and Coruauitsts
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Acres

OF LAND, consisting of every odd section
in each township, for a distance of twenty
miles on each side of the road, or one-half Of
the land.in belt forty miles wide, extend
ing to Denver, City in. Colorado, thus forming
continuation of the belt of country which,
from the Atlantic coast westward, is found to
be, in climate, soil, and every production of
nature, the most favored
To aid in the settlement of this superb do
main with an iRtsllgedt and Industrious
people, is the object of the HOMESTEAD.
1t is intended to contain fair and candid
representation of facts; nor will it ever
give, Intentionally, any statement that will
not, upon investigation, be fully sustained
The Company obtains its title to these
lands from the Government of the United
States.
They are being offered at prices lower
than any other lands in the West, that will
compare with them in soil, climate and gen
eral advantages The terms of payment, as
will be found on azcasefal examin alton, are
more liberal in all essential features than
have heretofore been offered byanyz railway
company. 81 Fl ST.