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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-12-02
STEAM ENGINES.

THE undersiFned are Agents for this and the
J. nrIghboring counties tor the aale of
tYu. z THINNER d cos P0RIiBLE AND
STA IIOVAnY STEAM ESGIEES.
Manufactured at Richmond, Va.
These Engines are superior to any heretofore
Introduced TO the public. having several ms,o and
important Improvements. We cali especial atten-
.ion to the arrangement Of the Boiler and Super
i.,,ins surface ia az ouiIcd which IL NOT utilized
in any other make oil Engine, thus econo'nizipg
largely in FUEL aud 10 TIME in generating
slesn, We have L. horsepower portable En-
CINE OF .his make furnishing power al our Plsster
MilI md as factions speak louder than words" We
will be happy TO show i's acton and point gu, it.
ship. Parties needing power for whea.Threshers
should call anu ge, our dessriptnye catalogue and
price list of Portal bio Engines. We can sell them
better Engines, aud upon more favorable terms
than they can supply themselve. eIse here in the
country. LlffllI o w.
Jure II, 1879.
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NEW GOODS AGAIN.

OWING 10 the encouragement have received
~ in business from my many friends. ] have
added greatly to mr. atock-such full Iine OF
Sotious CInIk = Cotton Powder. Shot and Caps,
Knives nd Forks, and = tot of good heavy Boots
which ! will sell very low. Remember take in
trade TOR Goods all kinds OF County Produce
Dried Cherries and Honey. specialtiss. Buckvheat
Flour Away. on hand. ] slways have on haad
Sewing Machincs. the very Sest that are made,
.i.o Parts. Atta:hnents. Needles. and 0l-the
hest. Don't forget 10 catI No trouble to show
Goods. Ordera promptly attended to, and Goods
NoTICE.-ror the benefit Of friends and Gus
toners i have erected Hitch1g Posts on east side
of Store which they arc invited to pse
Respectfully. sHiHLE1 SMIia.
Corner Main and Charles Streets, CbarlsstoTn.
November is, 1879
T HAVE Tor sals /. good article of New Orleans
Mols.,es J.sHlRLEY SMITH.
November IS. 1879.
LUMBBRl LUMBER
yNENCIEG and Building Lumber furnished to
L order bv wEIRICK WELLER.
June 5,lS77.
COUNTRY Produce 1akeu in Exchange for
~ Boots Shoes, Groceries. and all Other goods in
nv line. 8. 8 DALGARN.
October lS7s.
f,ANvAs HANS. oa.li,y gua.sntesd For
\ j.: sale BY S. DALGARH.
DAKER's Chocolate, Essences and Ex,racI.. for
= s.Iebv SIS. DALGARN.
TT you van. Bargains. go to
i April u io's. baLvaA'
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> again at his Residence. on EGstch1rles Street.
May q, 1879.
NEW PLASTER MILL.
tIAVISG eur nee Steam Plaster SILL In fuIl ops
n GRAFTON, offer hsst rate lot Of Finely
Ground Plaster, At tower rates tbsp has been sold
hero for many years LIPPITT CO
Torn HAMPERS. Fodder T~Ias. Cocoa (fooi)
~ Aa's. f"> saIe by
Del, I, 1879 DIXIE G.LLAHER.
y>IstSG sen stow POLISH DIxos's steve
II Polish, Miners Pride s,ove Polish. f., sale
nv OUKE GALI.AaER.
grove all sizes. Patent Elbows Patent
- Zinc St.'y- Boards, Peg a"d good. Tar ssI. by
Ort 1879 DURE GALJ.ABEa
ENARn BELLS. cistcrB Pumps. Cement. limo
= thv seed, Tor sale By =
nrt.7 ,s1s DURE-& GAILAHER.
"R4DQUARTRRE fae s.oses. Tin RI. fipg and
L Sp"utirgrt DUKE & G ALLAHER'S.
1920
TALL. sad Winter B1ots AID ssnesj ,ss rsesised,
4 and srii' be so'' IN very sh ~ l:s'.s's, by
"a ASRBo ARDG Tubs and BU, kite. for 81 BY
w 9-',.- 9. .<:a q nu.iAhn
* KINDS At Chewing Tobacco. hO 80 cts. per
sor PITT Il. ~ Ss, ~ ga pALsARs.
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LADIES' HAIR WORK.

MISS IDA TUrwrLER s prepared to do H.ir
w Work AT nodsrate prices, add will make
her father. near the Baptirt Church. In Charles-
April !. ls7e-M
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NJ Notice.

cMIrH's PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY 4. op.psri
y again at his Residenee. on Charles Street.
May %, 1879.
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SURVEYING AND OONVEYANeING

T WILL surVev anywhere, promptly aud ut
4 short notIce-aCcuTacy guaranteed. Spread
attention P.Id IN cHnnrciI"n herewith 10
DRAWING DEEDS or any other Instruments OF
Writing. ] an eDVnRed in preparing - second
edition of nv Map of Jefferson County. and will
thank aay one for suggestions or information
relative thereto.
r. CnarIestowu, Jefferson Co.. WA
Dec. II. 1877. s. HOWELL BROWN.
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BENZ F. LE1sESRrNo, =. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-14

Moore prevented from doing go by Of the
woman. who notified the barkeeper The last named
ordered Moore out OF the place saying, .We don't
want any thieves here" Moore San swored I'm
come back and blow the top of your head off," He
then left, but in five minutes returned, pointed
revolver at the head of the barkeeper who is also
named Moore, and saying, Take that, fred.
The bullet struck the barkeeper in the forehead
and passed to the back of his head lie fell senseless
TO the ground The prisoner ran away, but was cap
ured in Bayard street and the revolver found i'll his
possession. The injured man taken to st. Vim
cents Hos pital where the ball was extracted. He
found to be suffering from shock and concus-
sion of the brain. A certincate to the magistrate
stated that he was dangerously and perhaps fatally
injured. Moore. the prisoner. pleaded not guilty.
but was committed Tor examination without bail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-14
ALDERMAN CLARK'S DEFENCE.

United States District Attorney Woodford returned
yesterday from Catskill. where he summoned
last week to represent the government in habeas
corpus proceedings in the case of Augustus f. Clark.
an Alderman of Cincinnati, before Judge Strong. Of
the United States Supreme Court. Under the Ohio
State law Alderman of the city Of Cincinnati
Mr.. Clark judge of election in his precinct at
the Congressional election Of 1875 The Ohio law
requires the judge of elections to seal up the tally
sheet containing the record of the votes and deliver
it to the County Clerk within stated number of
hours after the polls closed. In this case
the tally sheet was alleged to have been
changed after it reached Alderman Clark 8
hands and before it was delivered to
the County Clerk. The Federal Election law
adopts all the machinery and provisions Of the local
law of each State for elections at which Congress-
are chosen. and makes violation of the State
law in such regard oftense against tho Feueral
law. Alderman Clark was tried before Judge Baxter
of the United states Circuit Court ut Cincinnati and
convicted. He was defended by Judge Hoadley,
who bel the trial, moved to quash the indictment
on the ground of the unconstituonality OF the Eec
ton law. This motion was overruled After the
convection of the accused Judge Hoadey moved for
trial manly upon the same ground. This
motion was also denied and Alderman Clark
mcnt in tho County Jail. Judge Hoadley
then applied to Judge Strong of the United
States supreme Court for writ of habeas
corpus. claiming the Imprisonment to be illegal on
the ground of the unconstitutionality of the law.
The writ was granted and made returnablo at the
Catskill Mountain House, where Judge Strong is
spending his summer vacation. District Attorney
Woodford WAS directed by Attorney General Devens
as the nearest official. to appear and represent the
government, and Judge Hoadley attended from Gin
cnnati. After the preliminary argument and state
ment of facts Judge Strong said the question in
volve1 was so important that he desired to have 1t
heard, In the first instance, by full bench OF the
Supreme Court Heaccordingy postponed the final
hearing the writ to the first day of the next term
OF the court, which will be early in October Pend
ing this final argument and decision he admitted the
prisoner to bail in the sum of 5000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-14
ALMOST A MURDER.

Officers Gray and Mcclure yesterday, in the Tombs
Court. arraigned as their prisoner James Moore,
twenty years Of age, who says he is laborer. living
at No. 800 Cherry street. The charge felonious
assault and the officers said that Moore is pro-
fessional thief, member of the east side "Border
Gang and has served several terms in the Peniten-
tiary for petty thcfts. Yesterday morning man,
supposed to be captain or q mate OF vessel.
entered the saloon No. IL Elizabeth street in com
pany with two women He intoxicated. The
prisoner and two others after entered and at
tempted to steal the sailors gold watch and chain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-14
OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following is statement showing the real
estate transactions recorded in the Registers office
August 10, 1S79--
4th ay. corner Of 18th st. lSoSioo5; Jacob .o
10th ST. ~ s., 1856 #. OF 4th 75xiooll John
H Deane and l wiie TO Julius spsso,h ~, 1900
Fitzpatrick aud wife to Marion Masiay.;;;1 5000
Gl as spasih 10 Spencer Fann,ns 'A =. Nom.
Abraham H. Jonas and wife to Julius Lcpman =. 1000
smisIson and wife to Noses brick 5000
Edmund q Marshall to Johanna Muhikcr ...'.. 4.4o0
y j 4 Foster osferse' s Cath ooo
linton ss u Gneas SsaioS John ooo.
4s Jaeos T. t an" ne st Q
10Th st. n. g., 33s II. W. of A, 25x1OO james L.
REYNOLDS and wife to James H. Londergan. ..... 1443
A. Mcbormott assgnee TO sophia Many. Nom.
Maiden lane. n. W. corner Of Water ST. 10 years; -
Phobe Miner and others to Martin Wellbrook 5000
Brooks, Hannah and husband to stephen D. Mar.
shall and another texecutors, g. s. OF l2oth ST., - -
Collins. John T -, w. " to Albert 4 Sire O. ST.
verr; Eugene "r aa a and mfs Emily u oarkson aud
j"s and ws knsand
and others executors. Sc), n g. OF osd ST., 100 IT, 80
jonas Abraham IL and vile, John Baer, Of
Jo sTn ABRAHAM IT, and vie to Max Daniiger
s. $ OF oih st.. 100 T. of ist av, month";. COCO
9th st., Ss5 f. Of ON av.: year ....,..... 5000
Srss:, s. Of eStn st., 80 t. e Of Lexington a~
Many Sophia and husband to Henry siomcyer. o
of 10th ST. 100 IT, O. of dth av years $500
Marshall n ". corner Of i2o,h St and ist av.,
Noble William, TO Jacob Rothschiiid s. W corner
oSerndorfer Henry and wife to Boadinot g. After.
bury, of nth ST.. 1876 II. g. OF Attn av.; 8
RsSod. William ana wife, TO ost6arinc l. Beck.
man Ccxecnrix Elisabeth St! mo Dad; iyear.. 1000
Savings Bank Elizabeth 81 tNc 224!; Year,. 1900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-14

-A-FORT LEE. FORT LEE. FORT LEE.
THE MOST MAGNIFICENT SCENERY
vs
every afternoon and evening.
Immense THE swiT2EhEaSD or ASGRicA h'''''
riFsS hiss S;I;,.i ESfSnaE fSISEs
Boating and Bathing. &c; Electric Lights.
SUNDAY, JULY %; on AND AFTER, the
VIII d SGS!E Hoth5$ PAiIS AND SgsDAr.
''i e. eli' : ssi$$f$s$'. saass$$HH'.
S saS Ho vaL4 and SHADY
SIDE "" g%SuKsi ON TIC TickETs, rs CENTS
fiES cfS aSp i P%RTRs AT hGDo6Eb RATES
FISHING RANKS EVERY DAY.. SATURDAYS
sa:"s sara EoE Ts ss'?R
4 AS: Battery wall next Staten Island ferry pier
5S 3 Al FosTkk 'i Aanass
A -KEHoBoTH BEACH.
EXCURSION. excellent fishing and boating
MOST superb hotel accommodations.
REFRESHrSd Palace ..ea :, New g.unsriek
REcUfNEArrSo except sunday %s 1. n. saturday
EcoSoaIcAL Tickets for round ri rip, including
I'VE 81 @ P%ssI IG only ~ hotel
onp Don,SfSS zt 5Sapz x sgs ssssvisS
A ALTO IONA ISLAND.
n. Up the Hudson daily:
The mammoth palace steamer METROPOLITAN
leaves of East I'D sA M foot Of West 10Th st.,
0;2O A. NJ Jewes wharf Brooklyn, $3.50 A. M: foot Of
West I'D :35 A. NJ Returning, leaves Iona Island
$3.50 p. NJ Fare for excursion only 30 cents a. 49,
apS sirs TO HA&xuRsT PESN& 50 Bosaw
New York. Grand musical entertainments on board
A --AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
r. ass ES s ~A Se cen
Groves Apply at BRGGs Excursion Office. isa West
AAXAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
u BRIGHTON BEACH r,,
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
LEAVES HUNTERS POINT DAILY, 0, 10, II A. M;
" NJ; 80, 30 33o, 4:O. 30. $3.50. 30 ESQ. 30
LEAVES BRIGHTON BEACH DAILY. $40 II 10 A.
No i2 ,a o 9to 40 4'ao S''o' $40 TAO $40
for round 'rs sgm SsT xSs g Sa iss
Ferries--East Bath st. and James Slip
Closed ears on night trains from the Beach.
u TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
ROUND 'nTf "TRIP.
Daily excursions snl BY ,hs ,parlor steamer
Charge for LASpiSG' and The beach offers the finest
TINE TABLE
rife IL every Tbr AK pslu MT suppdssyyvr
'%s;s iS,s s' l'!s A.
will leave the NEW VEST END ftER, oonsy Island q.
riRS1TH sSok ssS Of me '''
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REAL ESTATE.
The following sales were made at the Merchants
Exchange Salesroom yesterday

r.. v.
George H. Sedgwick. referee-Fo foreclosure sale OF
the four story stone front factory with lot
sl6 av to plain,if $4,000
Also, the three story brown stone front dwelling,
with lot lS.6xlOu5, No. 220 West 4Sth st. - g.,
2y4 of 9Th to plaintiff. 10000
Also, similar sale-Edward e. Waters, referee-ofa
plot of land 200 lOxlOO on 4th ". S., block
front between 6Sth and 69th sts; four lots toJ.
d. Crmmns for us TO two to James Mathews
for So 30 and two plaintiff 22 90 $3.50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-14
CoAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

NOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
IL MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TENAS RAILROAD
AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The steamship GENiL WHITNEY win sail from pier SO
North River, Saturday August 10. for New Orleans
Low rates given. Insurance under open policy of the
line one half cent.
For freight and other in formation apply to-
BOGERT AZ MORGAN, Agents.
pier SO North River.
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-JUsTUs COOKE, AUCTIoNEER.
Mortgage sale Household Furniture.
Turkish PsrIor Suits secretaries Chiffcneres &c.
near i25thstrset station Third elevated road
The entire choice Furniture large residence elegant
Turkish and Queen Anne ror sus e w.nui bed
ing Cases. Brussels Carpets Centre and Dining Tables
sis By order +. A. Bertane Esq. Attorney for Mort
gagee.
4 -TUNIs JOHNSON. .AUCrIoNEER.
"A. old stand, 81 Nassau ST.
ON SATURDAY. AUGUST le AT II O'CLOCK,
SALE nou ssE r CARPETS
BILLIARD 6i'si siE c.5Gssi LHHfs' BALLS &C.
A GEO W keller, AuorIoNEER.
SALE FINE = h,HSsi AND
10 HAIR aArrREssEs. oARfErs, &C
A MORTGAGE SALE.
PETER BOWIE, Auctioncer,
sells FRIDAY. at II O'Clock. n. tho
auction rooms corner sth st. and University place.
general assortment of FURNITURE Carpets &c order
Of Attorney for Mortgagce.
A scHwAB, AuorIoNEER. SELLS THIS DAY.
o'clock az 2aS gowe corner Stanton st. the
sc gallons Wines ccsSas
The ws sssnd
so FABLES SSs
Mirrors Glassware &C. In lots TO suit buyers and dealers
and os Nassau st., Bennett building.
1lY j. w. CAMPBELL, AUCrIONEEk.
lJSells this lots commencing 1Ols 0cl0 en-
assorted stock fine Groceries
Fixtures OF first class Grocery, No ia 9th
2lst st. also fine young black Horse, years old
suitable for business Wagon and Harness. which sale
Roasted Coccs Sugars Molasses Syrups, Vinegar large
quantity Hcckors and other brands best Flour boxes
Rabbits Higgins Cogate's, German Laundry and best
family soaps boxes Starch Candles Raisns Cocoa
superior Extracts, Royal Baking Sea Foam and othof
Powder elegant Preserves Jciies, Sardines, Pickles.
Peaches pums, Tomatoes Corn Beans, preserved Pears
other choice shelf goods too numerous to MENTION bags
Cocoa shells, quantity bags Salt, boxes Clothes Pins
Maccaroni, vermicelli Spices, Pepper, Stove Polish,
Chickory other Goods patent Coce Mill Platform, brass
Counter Spring aud butter Scales Push Cart Desk fine
buyers dealers specially invited reserve, shine
IlIssELL a. wELLEs, AUCroNEERs
ID THIS DAY uhursday), August H. ~ 10 O'Clock,
at l07 Chambers and VI Reade ST.,
last days sale OF Hart, Biyen Mead Manufacturing
Company's stock OF Hardware.
commencing Mt lot i.36s. Also sample Cards
DY l.. NJ HAYES, AUCTIONEER, SELLS TO.
Dmorrow lOs o'clock 22Y West 9th ST.. Stock and Fix
of first Grocery Store also Furniture Beds
Bed Linen Carpets Kitchen Utensils &c. Particulars to-
morrow's Herald
- MANDELBAUM AUCTIONEER. SELLS. 10
ID. oclock. U44 East 9th ST. Stock and Fixtures Of
Grocery Store In lots
DY JOSEPH Il wEIGERT. AUCTIONEER. SELLS
Dths day IO% o'clock No. ~ suffolk st. Stock and FIX.
Hardware Housefurnishing and stove store.
ssting of Stoves Ranges Heaters Boilers Pots Kettles.
Knives Forks spoons Tubs Pals Brooms Clothes Lines,
Brushes stove Pipes Bricks, Crates &C., &C., In lots
Dealers Invited.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
TGh LARGE gR9XS sTSSk TX MANsHoS
THIS GHuRsDAY MORNING. coMMENoING
AT 10 9ct Ssr RAIN HS, Or SHINE anHE, 80
RARE OIL PAINTINGS, BRoNzEs
comprising elegant Drawing Room Suits in satin and
forts also Cabinet Upright Cabinets Bookcases Desks,
Easy Chairs OH Paintings by artists. Bronzes.
robes spring and fine hair Brussels Carpets
Glass. China and Silver Ware Basement and servants
Goods packed and shipped If required
4 UCTION-ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
"A PAINTINGS, BRoNZES, &C
THIS DAY ,gHuRSDAY. At 10 O'CLOCK,
,a5 At wE EgE a 5Dy s sEEs sTM av
2 rosewood Pianos CSteinway Il Sonsl
Parior Suits, ebony frames. satin and raw silk
50 on Paintings r.,s y ,a master artists
IS pieces Bronze Statuary. &c.
Y ash, maple and walnut Chamber Sets
IS hair and spring Mattresses.
80 Brussels and ingram Carpets.
Bullets. Extension Tables, DC:
A UCTIoN;--IMPoRTANT AUCTION SALE OF
AEISA HSSshH BaoszEs M
THIS rAgRSsRRA43N 1r Eok kEsfShS aS O'CLOCK
cui sTEENTAY r f!ANoEpE PIsxo
Inns and silk Turkish Lounges, Arm Chairs ebony
and eu GsSne: and Gard Tables Essss
y sSokcHsEs IlbsAky fAshEs fgRkfsa E sGIf
fETs IL AksEs TAtE R
deliberately nlad and rlt also single Bedsesds Wash
stands ChGonners SO fine hair and spring Mattresses
pssa
Chairs in leather, siyerware crockery. Wine Closet
Messrs TXRGEE CO., Auctioneora
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-14

For
GALVESTON DIRECT
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Steamer LONE STAR. Saturday. August 10
at r NJ, taking freight Houston and all points on
Texas Central Texas Pacific and Antonio railfoaus
Indanoa Brazos Santiago and Brownsville and corpus
Christi, via Indianoa. lowest rates. NO
Galveston city freight taken.
No freight received unless accompanied by adavt that
has been in yellow fever infected place since July
!, 1879
Apply 10 BOGERT MORGAN. Agents,
pier 30 North River
NEW YORK AND HAVANA MAIL LINE DIRECr-
~ These first class will sail at r. Nj from per
Is North River, foot of Cedar st. Tor Havana direct as
follows
Steamer MORO CASTLE ...... " ednesday, August "a
Steamer SANTIAGO DE CUBA. Saturday, september
For freight and passage havng unsurpassed accommo-
dations) apply to
WILLIAM r. CLYDE co. No. 3o Broadway
LAWTON BROS. Agents in Havana
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West 22d st. $780, 1O:45 IL IS A. M IL 40. As 45,
3 40, 4 As. 5 40 40, z AS and 40 =. NJ
West 10th st. 3S 10 80 IL SO A. NJ IL AS. 49, SO,
3 :4s. so, 4s g :4S and So p. NJ.
Cedar ST. pier l3 n R.. el0 :55. IL 10 NJ; 10,
O5, 10 TO- :O5. 10, O5 O5 and 8: 10 p. NJ.
Pier n R. (stone pier) cas- II rs A. M; II lis. 2:l5,
3: is, 4 30, 8 Is 10, Z 10 and = is +. NJ.
Excursion tickets soc. Single trip. SOC Children
tween 4 and II years of age 15c
Special ngements made for excursions &C. Office,
room SO Coal and Iron Exchange.
OS CENTS FOR A ROUND TRIP TO COMFY ISLAND.
LCSee time table of steamer ADELAIDE below.
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DERMUDA WEST INDIES AND PORTO RICO.
ID Quebec and Gulf Ports Steamship Company:
No. pRRWITfs Ssamshin EWMsrrn annst1 En-
For ST. JOHNS. MAYAGUEz and PONCE. Porto
Rico, and ST. Notwithstanding HADJI August IT.
For MARTINIQUE, ST. LUCIA, BARBADOS and
TRINlDAD-S eanship BAHAMA. August IL.
PASSAGE RATES GREATLY REDUCED.
For freight. passage and insurance apply to
A. L. OUTERBRIDGE CO.. Agents. 20 Broadway.
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0LD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Sailing from piers 81 and ~ North River
For NORFOLK, PETERSBURG aud RICHMOND
direct. TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY 81;
For RICHMOND. via WEST POINT. MONDAY, WED
NEsDAY and sATURDAY. 2P. NJ. No passengers
Steamers for LEWES, Del, and REHOBOTH BEACI
railroads. DAILY, except Sunday, r.
CHANGE OF PIER,
commencing July 81 temporarily. All freight for MOI
folk Petersburg and Richmond also via West Pointl
connecting railroads and lines will be received at pier
North River. foot of christopher ST. and PASSENGER
will also depart from there.
Delaware at pier 81, foot OF Beach st.
and all steamers will discharge there.
Through passenger tickets and bills of lading to al
points. Insurance effected ut u per cent
Freights received daily
General office, 1877 Greenwich st.
rIEXAS LINE FOR GALVESTON DIRECT-THl
i steamer STATE OF TEXAS. Captain Nckerson, viii
sail from pier 20 East River Saturday August l6, vt
M. sooner II full.
CITY OF AUSTIN. direct to Key West, August 23.
Through bills of lading given Houston and all point
the International and Grand Northern, Galveston
Houston and henderson, and the Galveston, Harrisbnr
and San Antonio railroads Passage Galveston reduce
to $50, cabin; SO. steerage.
Office.
For freight passage and general information apply to
q. Ii. MALLORY d Co. Agents
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In addition the GRAND REPUBLIC leaves, DAILY.
West oath ~ A. NJ. Leroy st. 10 20 A. NJ; pier N.
r., 10 40 A NJ Jewelrs wharf, Brooklyn, IL A. NJ.
Returning leave Iron Pier every 30 minutes to
p. NJ, then and 10 p NJ
Single Fare IS cents: Excursion Tickets. SO cents:
WHICH INCLUDE ADMISSIONS TO THE PIER
Return Tickets good on either boat.
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ClRoMWELL LINE-FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
oStcamship HUDSON will leave Saturday August 10,
at T. NJ from pier North River Insurance effected
Dne-hnf per cent open policy.
Through bills OF ladiug given Mobile and principal
points the Mississippi and Red rivers.
REDUCED PASSAGE to New Orleans-Cabn, $40;
Storage, go Apply TO -. ..,. - -
JACKSONVILLE AND FERNANDINA. FLA, III.
rcct-Mallory line leave pier ~ East River
ouehng at Brnuseick aud Port Royal Steamer WEST
Erin TEXAS Captain H.ncs VIII sail Friday August
". ~ T. w. For freight. gassage aud general infofna
jon apply TO O. IL. MALLORY CO., Agents oliee pier
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A -A-CONEY ISLAND AND WEST BRIGHTON
n bleach. Norton Murrays Vest End HOTEL Brighton
Cables, Sea Beach Palace and tho pier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-14

A MEXICAN LINZ
~ FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Only antic line under the American flag. Sailing
every SATURDAY from Philadeph and every WEDNES-
DAY FROM Liverpool. Extra sangs alternate WEDNES-
DAYS from Philadelphia, alternate SATURDAYS from
Liverpool
LORD OLIVE, SATURDAY, AUGUST %, 1:3c p NJ
RED STAR LINE FOR ANTWERP
Sailing every ten days alternately from Phil adepha and
New York. landing within few hours of
the important points of interest the Contin
ZEALAND, FRIDAY, AUGUST 49, A. NJ
For of passage and other in apply
PETER WRIGHT SONS. General Agents
3O1 Walnut ST., Philadelphia: 81 Broadway, New York
JOHN MCDONALD, Agent Battery place. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-14

TO ANCIENT QUECEC, THE
most interesting city IN America,
located amid magnificent noun.
tain scenery and ON the majestic st.
Lawrence. Leave New YorK \ 10
| A. VI. Lightning Express. arrive
Quebec q 80 A. NJ; parlor cur to
Wells River, Pullman sleeping car
TO Quebec, passing the magnificent
scenery Of the Connecticut River
Valley. near the White Mountains
aud Lake Memphremapog.
Excursion ticket TO Quebec, 1913.
Send postage or call for Illus
trated and descriptive pamphlet
my Vacation in Vermont"
LEvE 4 ALDEN's,
27i broadway