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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-29

This l. n libel for divorce, from the bonds of nari
mony in winch the libeant alleges that she wa'
married to TIA. said Henry e. DHS at Lewiston III tn,
County of AndToscoggin, March H. is93; that tn.
have no children; that said libcant has always be-
h,.ved herself faithful and ahectionac wife bui
that the said Henry c. DAILY regardless OF has MAJ
RAG. covenant the 18th day oi April, l>.s at Lew
iston aforesaid without any jusiabe cause deserted
aud abandoned the libelani and has lived sepirai.
and apart ON her ever since; that said Henry e.
DAILY ever since their nermarTiige has iaiied to pro-
vide her with home food clothing, and that sl,
has been compelled TO work out IN order to get Inv
lug; that ON June gO,h. 1876 and on divers othe,
davs and times withim five, ears last past without
any pro, ocal ion un her pant, said Henry G. has IA
saulied her, has beaten her struck her hdkicked hei
out OF bed using ard her proiahe language aud
threatening To take her lite, whereby she put Ia
great fear and distress OF body and mind. Where
fore she pray, for divorce from the bonds OF mat
rmony.
true copy of the order of court with abstract Of
the libel.
3w4O Attest WIN. NJ >TRATTDN, Clerk.
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btI.
o Attest WIN. VI. >TRATTON, Clerk.
1.o Mt Hon. Conntn Commissioaers 81 .lroo

10 The hon. county Commissioners Of iroosfool
VUVUE undersigned. citizens of said county respect.
/ fully represent that public convent, ne, aud ne
ce>sy require the lncaiion OF county road begin.
hing al the centre of the Military road t,o-called)
near til. residence OF Mrs. fh,be rluuntr III Reed
Plantation, thence running by the most tca -h,
route to the h. \ y. \ railroad. near the Wttupit-
lock station in said plantation.
We therefore request you view said route and
locate said DAD, az your earliest convenience.
q. W. CARPENTER, and 81 others.
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Ar9al ADVERTISEMENTS.
KEYNEBEC ss:-superior Court. sept. Term
FLORENCE J. DAILY, Lib'. vs.. HENRY C.DALr

1879
FLORENCE J. DAILY, Libt vs. ilENRYC DAILY.
And now the court order that notice ofthe penden-
cy of said libel, he given to the lihree by publishing
an at,est,d COPY of the libel ab>,act thereof
three w.eks s.rccssivey in the kennebec journal,
"A new spaper printed AT Augusta. IN The county oi
kennebec, the last publica ion to be not less than
thirty DAYS before tn. a.N term OF this court TO De
holden ut Augusta. within and for county OF Ken
uebec on tn, first Tuesday of December next that he
may then and there appear aud answer to siid incl
if he shall cause.
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AZ AIM yn Active Parties TO act as Gener
HIXlIuluua al Agents for the sale of oul
specIalties. Business rcspecia
hHVIIuv bic. Goods sell rapidly. ",
~ +AAs i LID pay a salary or liberal con-
mission on sales. From 100 10 600 month can b,
made by live men. Rare chance for making money
Address J. :. McDONALD & CO., i5> Clark St. Chi
cago. sem INV
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Each pack age Of SAxr@Rp's RADICAL CrEs contains
Dr. saniord's Improved lnhalng Tub. and full dir, c.
lions In all cas- Price. co. For sale ny
ont the United states and Csnadas. WEEKS & POT
TER General Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Bos-
ION, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-29

VII KINDS aF REPAIRING PROMPTLY JONI
At sAPFORD 3 CO.'S. Asssats, haiue.
isI0h OF THE GOLDEN 0UM.i
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WANTEDA!sn t COOP G.s Acs IA ,s /,

adjoining towns for the best selling household arii-
te, in the world. Tip Top profits. Write at once Il
World Manufacturing Co., l22 Nassau ST. New
York. scpt23-3w
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the sub
~ scriber has been duly appointed Administrator


SiLAS ALDEN, late of Winthrop,
IN the County of kennebec. deceased, intesate and
has undertaken that trust by giving bond a. the law
directs: All persons. therefore, having demands
against the estate of said deceased desired 10 ex
hibt the same for settlement: and all indebted to
said estate are requested 10 make immediate payment
to STEPHEN e. ALDEN
Aug. 4, 1917. 3wi0
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Real Estate for Sale in Augusta !

V1>WO.STOkY HOUSE with ell and stable, corner
J. Of sewsil and Capitol Sts. Inquire Ut oface
Z. s. F0GG, Atty. 1t Law. sug2stsod2m
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JAMES y. BLUNT Treasurer of Mt. Vernon.
Mt. Vernon, Sept. II. A. ID. 1879. 3w4O
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OF Month and expenses guaranteed TO Agents,
CIb Outht free. SHAW Co., Augusta, Me.
septp.iw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-29
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD S. - Hoard Of County Commission
ers, Sept. session 1879.
Upon the foregoing petition, satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioners
ponsbe, and that inquiry into the merits of their
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THE cure cn .cted in ty ShNFosD's RADICAL
IrkE VAS 30 7, msrkwbl' t.iat II seemed to thos.
WHO had suffer- without relief from any OF the Us Al
medIcs thGt IL could not be true. therefore nade
afidavt 10 it before S.th J. Thomas, Esq., Justice Of
the Pea e. Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-17

CRUMBS FROM THE c.ownER
SCENE IA Hot Nipht in Muii;gsn AIIav-Tha vours
MuIygan Guard must hold their Chewdes Meeting in Nc.
Swesnys Ball MISREPRESENTATION ~ Tomnv Mn1rau in
Quest Pots Kettles Plates for the Jersey CnoSder
Captain Priurose and pnestine Putcr Rail-
Mugan Aiiey~.You Must Get to Jersey In a ratin1-
You'll Find the Corpse ON the Roof, ' - ~
SCENE2-Mullivhn Court and MeSwoopv, Rail Allev
by Observation-Disclosures and Captain rrmross very Friend
y-Tho Cellar Door-A View Of Mrs Welevme A,lnn from
the Rear II Her Home-0o Doctor Took Away Dc
pression-I Won't Widow Lonr-A Cninese Sprinkler
With Romantic Eye-A Full Noon Delegation ana Full
Descension-Be Careful of the LivhtIook ONT for
the straw-Dan and McSweeny's Gamo Of ISndL1ilHA
Appearance Of the Young Muiiigans~THEs cHOWDKR
MEETlNG-McSwoeny to Cook the Chowder-Snuf NeIn.
tosh's Anguish-Til Have Revenge \
THE LITTLE WIDOW DUNN, with interruption,
FIRE. FIRE! FIRE! FIRk,-Fuii Moons IN Dancer
SCENE a-Muliigan AiIey-Is.pd Transit Of Fr.ssSht-
Lochmuers Bed-uscvyerv Of the IncenJi az
Smoke into the Fire -
SCENE 4-Intetior of Nrss4 ltuo's drngs-The Bor.
rowed Casket-Th0 Grievng 8ouFnars
WidOw-DAu ,ct moral
Start,-Pve Rem tod the Plaza Il McSwespv-Snddan ia
OF the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
mated Body Enters the Casket Deyoted 10 mated
do Driver Of DO Hcarse TO Keen on d. Car
Tracksn-Dan Muiligan's Oyster Stew-A Navur can
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-17

TO ANCIENT QUECEC. THE
most interesting city IN America,
located amid magnificent noun
tain scenery and on the majestic Sc.
Lawrence. Leave New YORK 'O5
A. NJ. Lightning Express. arrive
Quebec q 30 A. NJ. (; parlor car to
Wells River. Pullman sleeping car
10 Quebec, passing the magnificent
scenery Of the Connecticut River
Valley. near the White Mountains
and Lake Mcmphrelnagog.
Excursion ticket to Quebec. $23
Send postage or call for illus
| trated and descriptive pamphlet
MY Vacation in Vermont
LEVE a. ALDEN'S,
27I broadway.
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ruAvELLERs, GUIDn.

fISuE OLD RELIABLE sfoNINGToN LINE F0R HOS-
/ TJN and ALL POINTS EAST.-Steamers leave pier
So A. r. foot jay ST. r. NJ Special tickets Boston,
GOOD On tho trip specified ticket sold 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-17
ooAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

A TLAS MAIL LINE.
"A FOR WEST INDIES AND SOUTH AMERICA,
calling at the following ports, viz =
Kingston. Ja.: Cape Hayt GonAives ST. Mare Port au
Prince Aux Cages and Jacmel In Hayti; Santa Martha
savanilla Cartha:ena and Aspnwal, in Colombia, and
Greytown. Nicaragua - .
Regular forsnighty sailings from pier No 81 North
River, $ follows
FOR HAYTI. COLOMBIA GREYTOwN, PORT LIMON.
ASPINwALL PANAMA, SOUTH PACIFIC
AILSA August Is ANDES. August ~
FOR KINGSTON JAj HAYTI AND MARACA1Bo
CLARlBEL. Auguet ALPS. August -
Superior hrst class passenger accommodations
No, 81 Wall ST.
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THE LITTLE WIDOW DUNN
and
OH, GIRLY-GIRLY,
CRUMBS FROM THE caowDER.

the music Of which Mr. Dave Braham has composed sui
the sweet voices of our ever-indulgent
metropolitan sudiences
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NTIBLOS GARDEN.
ID PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT
Mr. f. G. GILMORE begs to announce his assumption OF
the Of this famous IL will BE-
opened for the season
THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST %.
when will be produced under the direction Of
THE kIRALFY BROTHERS
their entirely now, graz. operate spectacle called
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-17

Money ISLAND.
WEST BRIGHTON BEACH.
PROSPECT PARK AND COMFY ISLAND RAILROAD.
Brooklyn Depot--orH Az; AND 10Th ST.
the Sa s ss %s s %sE &
DAYS this eI TASysY YIN A e. nps "ftIr 1879
SELL ExctRsIoS riSKETs ron LADIES ONLY
and for cn'LDnFs 's' tS e and IL years.
Children under Five Years OF Ago FREE
sss s At. tt Ss1s.
RAIN" S5ErT sIfirS sS' SSrHHs .Hd
s.S a ~ 'sS
CA, s sSs and vs line from
transferring Sin Fifteenth street TO ears
q 'A' s'"'"'' "'' GNbkEw Culver. President
MONEY ISLAND, VIA LOCUST GROVE
25 eents-Roand trip ticks.s-25 cents
Tho large and elegant steamer yosEPHINE viii make
LoSEa a. Pie. si ss . Gss.s
leavine daily
, s si$ 's sai$$fs$& ' s ss$f \
six mi nais. ride the ears and landing opposite
IL" Island to eon"se, WITH a. and 40
80 and 80 Excursion tickets including steamboat and
cars. - cents
steamer PAY T RIDGE pox y 'r SsyI pier locust r. NJ
A. NJ. II 80: -, and r. NJ Fare to BAH, Locust Grove
and COney Island 20 cents. .
80 Trio will all landings trip will make per
rs only ~ trip will make pier only.
Tickets OF Josephine Bay Ridge good on cars Of B.
Is. aud q. ]. X X. to brooklyn.
L,REEl FREE-TO THE TOURIST, TRAVELLER
aud pleasure seeker Contra Vermont Railroad
Book; contains 100 tours at greatly reduced
rates to Niagara Falls Saratoga Lakes George aud Cham
plain. Montreal Quebec White aud Frnnconia Mountains
and ell the fashionable pleasure resorts BE and
send to AZ Broadway of Canal St. for be-
fore you select your vacation trip.
w. y. SMITH. Agent.
NOR COLLEGE POINT AND CITY ISLAND
steamer OSskO from Fulton Market slip every sunday
morning 40 o'clock landing Grand ST. 1lth st. and
33i St returning. leave City Island 43O NJ College
Point o r. VI q. II. LONGsfREET. superintendent
HIGHLANDS OF NAvEsINk AND RED BANk.-THE
llsteaner SEA BIRD viii leave Now York from por SO
NJ; returning. leave Rcd Bank NJ Il. NJ. Excursion
tickets. 30 cents
rNHE CHEAPEST Excl RsION TO-DAY TO THE
summer promenade gardens of Gutenberg ana Wee
hawken beautiful summer resorts commanding the finest
views OF the Hudson Take boat foot Of West AID lcav
ing every 10 rsnutes Fare only cents.
REGuLAR EXCURSION TO WEST POINT. ALLOW.
ling hours Tor sight seeing Cornwall "a hours New
burg, Ia hours by steamer g. VIBBAkD aud d. DREW.
Trip tickets si tsee Albany Day Line adyersisement
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LARGE HOTEL. SPACIOUS AND AIRY ROOMS.
FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT POPULAR PRICES.
GRAND PAVILION with Billiards. Bowling: also
Boating and Bathing. &c Electric Lights
SUNDAY, JULY 10. ON AND AFTER, the
FORT LEE PARK and STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAMERS
PLEASANT VALLEY. HAMPTON and FORT LEE
WILL LEAVE HOURLY DAILY AND SUNDAY.
From Canal st. 2sth St. 34,hs
A. NJ. GAO A. NJ to 9:l5 A. NJ. to
or. NJ. 0:l0P. VI. $40 j. NJ.
Boats leave Fort Ice at 10. IL NJ IL NJ; L. 8, 4,
5 ~, $40 \ and 10 10 J.. VI.
For PLEASANT VALLEY, EDGEWATER and SHADY
SIDE landings card time tables.
EXCURSION TICKETS, 25 CENTS.
Ferryboat ABB leaves Manhattanville (Oh ST. FOR
Fort Lee he uriy from -, A. NJ 10 40 NJ Faro IOc.
EXCURSION PARTIES AT REDUCED RATES
-A-CONEY ISLAND AND WEST BRIGHTON
IA Beach Norton Murray's West End Hotel Brighton.
Cables, Sea Besch Palace and the new pier
ON SUNDAY. AUGUST H.
Take steamers ROSEDALE. IDLEWILD, CHRYSTE-
NAH. RIVERDALE and SYLVAN DELL, connecting
with Prospect Park and Coney Island Railroad, fol-
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RKldHroN BEACH VIA
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
LEAVES HUNTERS POINT DAILY, o, 10, II A. NJ;
u N; 30. 80 80 81. 80. $780, $780, $50. 80
r..
LEAVES BRIGHTON BEACH DAILY $40 II rs A.
NJ. IL 40 40. 40 40. 4:io. 40. 64o Tao, S3o,
o:4O, 10 10 IL lOP. NJ.
Fare for trip from New York, so cents
PULLMAN PALACE CARS
Fcrries-East 34th ~. and James slip
Closed night trains from the Beach.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-17

Act 1.-THE HAUNTED WELL
Act 1.-THE FATE OF TIE ESSEN
Act IIL-TREASURE TROVE
Act Iv.--THE DEAD ALIVE
WOOLFkRTS ROOST EVERY EVENING AND SAT
URDAY MATINEE.
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EXCURSIONS.

A AIRPORT LEE FORT LEE. FORT LEE.
THE MOST MAGNIFICENT SCENERY
CONTERNO'S CELEBRATED MILITARY BAND.
ADAM SEIFERT. the we'll known SOLO CORNETlST.
every afternoon and evening.
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ENCnANTNENT.

promising offering OF marvellous proportions and greay
excellen co, introducing extraordinary
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC,
PANTOMIMIC, rERPSICHOREAN SPECIAL
SCENIC AND ELEMENTS
forming combination Of attractive which the
American stage has an ipated.
ARTISTS Of European celebrity have been engaged
=. PULL PARTiCULARs IN FUTURE ANNOUNCE.
MENrS
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toH
GALVESTON DIRECT.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TkNAS RAlLhoAD
AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY
ut r. NJ taking freight to Houston and AL points on
Texas Central 1e Pacific and San Antonio airoaus
Indanola Santiago and Brownsville ana corpus
Christi Indianoa Insurance at lowest rates NO ea
weston city freight taken Sa,.,,;, ,ha,
freight unless accompanied by ahGAvit tnnt
same has not beon in Infected place since july
l, 1879 INN. ~,on,,y ..
Apply TO BOGEhi q MCAx y. v ~ 1 n,s.~
~ For HAVANA DIRECT,
from pier 10 East River, ut r. NJ -
Steamship SARAT0GA............ nfsday august
Steamship Thursday Sept. H.
Magnificent passenger accommodations
JAMES L. WARD Co, lib Wall st.
NEW YORK AND HAVANA MAIL LINE DIRECT
~ These class steamers will sail at r. from pier
North River of Cedar ST. for Havana direct. AS
follows:-
Steamer MORO CASTLE. ednesday, August q
Steamer SANTIAGO DE CUBA. Saturday September .
For freight and passage (sving unsurpassed accommo
dations) apply 10 ,,,r,., 90 =, 49,
LAMTON BROS, Agents in Havana
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Coney Island Point for New York.
A STEAMER LONG BRANCH
The msgniGeent steamer
CAPTAIN james Lynch,
will mako regular Sunday morning excursion to
landing at Yonser., West Point and Geld SPRING
ION 81 a and aash North River =. 80 sharp
The aosrsian slave froaps in their favorte songs
Fare. entire grand excursion. only 80 cents.
4 -KEHoBorH BEACH.
EXCURSION. excellent fishing and boating,
RErkesirNc ralsss sssa%shis: New sraasret
REcUfEERArING except sunday - T. NJ. saturday
EcoNoMfcAL. Tickets for round ID iriD, including
y e. Psss K ~
OLD DonIEfST StDHst x vsss ssSiSS
A -AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
r.
Steam cSPs AS Isl saa
Ast OPPOSITE pGhristophsr street terry 's'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Observation-Disclosures
A SUNDAY BOAT FOR NEWARK.
EVERY S sgS2Ay : THE E. STEAMER
will assr Ts Ne"
FARE TWENTY MY GENTS.
4 SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO HARLEM AND AS
ria and ST. way with
PEEK tx zip s Nj Is n and 3 Gao c
NJ The steamers sonnet MIN High Bridge boats;
wM. wITHERwAx. Superintendent
A FISHING BANKS EVERY DAY, SATURDAYS
~ .excepted-Fast steamer SETH Low with saloon,
s"Sng asr s;sn. bier so ST. pd Is Il ps so
:. " -' AL. FOSTER. Manager.
A -A-rO IONA ISLAND
IA. Up the Hudson daily.
The mammoth palace steamer METROPOLITAN
fSG. 81 .w EI' Ssd ST foot % wes' ron
West I'D ST. s5 A. NJ Roturning leaves Iona Island
3 30 /. NJ. Fare for excursion only 90 cents.
applying to HAwxHGRsT PESNAL. 50 Broadway.
New York Grand musical entertainments ON board
SUNDAY boat.Take all boats for Morisania and Har
lem from Fulton Market slip ON Sunday. August H.
ss ssTs s.aIy hourly a.S% gn n
Landing ut Grand ST., Grcenpont Astoria. 10th st.,
rGER na sS nHS os f Mn
G. II. LONGsTREET, Superintendent
A.cHE1fEs1 ExoyEsIoS oUT NEW YORK
ELEvEN MILES FOR TEN CENTS.
Hkz For THE sSsu sSkA
f on H. TIE SEoa rvF ESor HS 81 FROM
WHITEHALL sT..
NEXT s7Aa IL sA nadGssro SaHHS-
RRlGHroN BEACH g.,
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
LEAVES HUNTERS POINT DAILY, Q, 10. II AN;
Y ~ 80 80 30, 30, 80. $50. 1850, $50. $50
LEAVES BRIGHTON BEACH DAILY. $40, ui5 A.
NJ II 80 10 a;so 40 4'4o. $40. $40. 7'4o s'so
Vars Tor round trip from New York. 50 cents
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EXCURSIONS.

< SUPERB SAIL. LONG BRANCH PIER.
IA Grand Excursion O the Great Iron Pier at :,
LONG BRANCH
and
To-day and every day including Sundays.
Nv
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NOOk'S TOURS.
~ Messrs THOMAS COOK & SON. oririnators OF the
world renowned tourist aud excursion system established
ISL. beg call attention TO their EIGHTH ANNUAL
TOUR ROUND THE WORLD. which will leave New York
September X and San Francisco October L. SEVEN
MONTHS TOUR, 81 100 Pamphlets specially prepared
containing chart of the world, by mail, 10 cents.
COOKS EASTERN TOURS.-Personally conducted
parties for Egypt and Palestine to leave New
York ON September q, and ON October g and ~ Pro-
graumos ready to be had application
COOKS TOURIST TICKETS TO ALL PARTS OF Ell.
RUPE-Sing journey and excursion tickets avua bic
day by any train, redubed rates. Nil lines
steamers.
COOKS AMERICAN TOURS
to all places OF pleasure in the United States and
CanHdas Programmes ready.
COOKS EAcCRS1ONISTc contains fares for over zoo
by mail 10 For full particulars please ad
dress THOMAS COOK son, the " orid's Ticket Office
26I Broadway. New York.
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COAsTwIsE sTEAm,,,,r,.

DACIFlC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
l. 4 Pier foot Of Canal ST. North River.
For san Francisco. via lsthmus of Panama
steamship tOLoN.. Wcdnesday. August 20.
Connecting for Central south America and Mexico
From San Francisco o . Japan and China
Steamship CITY OF TOXIC. saturday October a. noon
FROM san Francisco TO Honolulu New Zealand and Aus
tralia steamship AUSTRALIA, Monday, September l.
For freight and general information apply Mt companys
Office. ON the pier loot OF Cnna st. North River.
Passengers forwarded Francisco Sandw icb
Islands, Japan, China New Zealand Australia south
America, Central America and Mexican ports
For tickets OF for information regard routes appy
TO the Passenger Department, No. 251 Broadway
G. T. SEMALL. A. j. Kt'LLAY
General Passenger Agent SUPERINTENDENT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-17

DOOTus THEATRE.
Season ls79-lss0
The alterations and decorations designed by Mr. Dion
Boucicaut and executed under his will be
pleed by the end OF this month aud the theatre will
be opened
ON THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 4,
shen will be sentei for the hrst
q Drama In four acts entitled
RESCUED;
A Girls Romance.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w United states aud Royal Mail Steamers
for Queenstown and Liverpool
SOTICETho steamers this linz he lane routes
recommended by Lieutenant Maury U. 5. n. both the
outward aud h0meward passages
Thursday. August II. Z: 30 A NJ
BkIrANNIC. saturday. August 80 r. NJ
ADRIATIC. Thursday. eniber a. A. NJ
from White Star dock. foot of West 10th
Ratea.saloon. $50 and 500 Return tickets
able terms. Storage SIS
Saloons staterooms smoking and bath placed
tdshp. where's the noise aud motion least
a degree of comfort hitherto uuRtiainablc at
These steamers carry neither cattle. sheep pigs
For inspection OF plans and other information apply
the company's Office 81 Broadway New York Wal.
nut St. PhiiadclIh ia II. J. COErIs. Agent.
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West 22d st9 30 10 40, II As A. M IL 40, 49, 2:5.
3 40, 4 40 . 40. q: 40. Z iraDd 40 +. NJ.
Wost 10Th s-9 ~ 10 :53 80 A NJ. ~ 49, sb3 o3.
Las 4 :53 5 ~, Gas aud :53 r. NJ
Cedar pier 49, North River9 TO- 80, II 10 A. NJ;
Communipaw connecting with the Ccnra Railroad OF
New Jsrsey.--IO ~. 2:l5 and 4:1O Y. NJ .
Pier I, North River (Stonc pieD -y:i5 II 10 a. N.
1915, 10, . 5. 30 5:l5, GAO, 10 and 10 y. NJ
Harlem steamers from Fulton fcrry-95U III A. NJ;
2Dj, 4 40, D and z +. N.
Excursion tickets, Soc Single trip. Soc Children be-
tween 4 aud IL years OF age ioc
Special arran gcincnts for excursions, &C. Office,
room ~. Coal aud Iron Exchange.
cuSDAY EXCURSIONS TO WEST POINT, CORN
k)walis and Newburg by the superb steamer RICHARD
STOCkTON.-Lcavos every sunday pier North River y
A. NJ and Pepnsyvsnia Railroad piers Jersey CITY. ut
DJ A. Passengers FROM Brookiy take Brooklyn An
boats to Pennsylvania Railroad piers Jersey City.
Fare tor the round trip. 90 CENTS children half price
SUPERB ArrRACrIONs-ATTkND THE OPEN RE-
Dgatta for double and single SOULS August ~ IsfS
Grceppor L. The scenery from shelter Island Is
surpassed. overlooking Peconic Bay.
fI,HE GREATEST MOONLIGHT EXCURSION OF
tho season up the Hudson OF the Buckingham Palace
on MONDAY EVENING, August IL.
Boat leaves Delaney st East River, r. NJ; West 10th
North River 80 r. NJ West 18th at, North River.
Tickets for sale at the Palace or ut landings
1ED NILES FOR si..ExCgRsluN or NEW, NAM
lOAmoth steamer g. II. NURriIAM. TO New Haven,
sunday. August H. leaving Peck slip ut 10 23d ST.
East River, at fU6 A. NJ returning leaves New Haven
at12P. NJ.
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Sailing from piers 81 and 43 North River
For NORFOLK, PETERSBURG ard RICHMOND.
direct. TIL ESDAY. Til U RSDAY and SATURDAY. 1. NJ
For RICHMOND. via WEST POINT, MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAY and SATURDAY. 3P. N. No passengers.
Steamers for LEWES. Del; and REHOBOTH BEACH
and railroads. DAILY, except Sunday L. NJ
CHANGE OF PIER,
commencing July 81 temporarily All freight for Nor
folk Petersburg Richmond aso via West Pointl and
connecting railroads and lines will be received ~ pier ~
North River. foot of Christopher St. and PASSENGERS
will also depart from there.
Delaware continue at pier 37 foot OF Beach ST.
and all steamers will discharge there.
Through passenger tickets and bills Of lading to all
points. Insurance effected ut u per cent
Freights received daily.
General office, 1877 Greenwich st.
rVEXAS LINE FOR GALVESTON DIRECT-THE
i steamer RIO GRANDE. Captain Pennington. will
sail from pier ~ East River. Saturday, August - NJ
L. NJ or sooner, IT full .T
CITY OF AUSTIN, direct to Key West. August 23.
Through bills Of adng given TO Houston and all points
the International and Grand Northern. Galveston
Houston and Henderson, and the Galveston Harrisburg
and Antonio railroads Passage Galveston reduced
$50, cabin; x25, steerage.
n B.-Aidavits be obtained from notary public in
Office.
freight passage and general information apply to
G. ii. MALLORY IL CO., Agents.