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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-30
STATE OE MAINE.

OXFORD IS. = Board Of County Commission
ers, Sept. session 1879.
Upon the foregoing petition, satisfactory evidence
ponsible and that inquiry into the merits of their
application Is eXpedient,
IT is ORDERED, That the County Commissio
meet at the Post office, West Bethel, Tuesday
the 9th day ofDecember next at of the clock A. NJ
and thence proceed TO view the route mentioned in
said petition; Immediately after which view, hear.
ing of the parties and witnesses will be had at some
convenient place in the vicinity, and such other
taken in the premises as the Commits. ioners
shall Judge proper. And IL il further Ordered, that
notice Ofthe time place purpose the Commission
ers meeting aforesaid be given to all persons and
corporations interested, by causing attesed copies Of
said petition and of this order thereon to be served
upon the Clerk of the town of Giead and also post
ed up in three public places in said town. and publish
ed SIX weeks successfully in the keDnebec Journals
newspaper printed Augusta, by the printers the
State and also published three weeks successfully in
the Oxford Democrat. ewspaper printed at Paris,
in said County of Oxford the last of said publications
and each of the other notices. to be made served and
posted at least thirty days before said time of meet
Ing to the end that all persons and corporations may
then and there appear and show cause, If any they
have why the prayer OF said petitioners should not
Attest-JAMEs $. WRIGHT, Clerk.
true copy of said petition and order ofCourt there
6w4O Attest.-JAMEs S. WRIGHT, Clerk.
KENNEBEC COUNTY-In PROBATE Court hetd
at augusta, The third Monday OF Sept.
SILAs T. FLOYD. Administrator on the estate of
-, o kebecea smith, late of Monmouth. in
count of administration for allowance;
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the second Monday OF Dc
tober next, in the kennebec journal, q newspaper
printed in Augusta, that all persons interested
may attend at Probate Court then to be held at
Augusta, and show cause, If any, why the same
should not be allowed
II. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest CHARLES HEwINs, Register. 3w4o
KENNEBEC COUNTY.-M Probate Court, at
augusta, on the third Monday Of Sept, 1879.
A CERTAIN INSTRUMENT, purporting to be
"A the last will and testament ofA gail W. Tuck,
late of Fayette in said County, deceased, hay.
ing been presented for probate:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the second Monday of
October next, In the Kennebee journal, a newspa.
per printed IN Augusta, that all persons interested
may attend at Court of Probate then to be holden
at Augusta and show cause, if any, why the said
instrument should not be proved, approved and al.
lowed, the last will and testament of the said de.
ceased. IL. X BAKER, Judge.
Attest; CHARLES HEWlNS, Register. 3w40
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HONEY BEES.

NEW PRINCIPLES IN BEE KEEPING.
Every one who has Farm or garden can now keep
Bees with profit. Bees kept on my plan are more
proht than anything connected with the farm gar.
den; Every hive Of Bees kept on my plan will pay
Pront Of fffy dollars every year. Send for circular
Address, Mrs. LIZZIE +. CoTToN, West Gorham
Maine. 2m40
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Nfm ADVERTISEMENTS

IL VIM w1Cu for steady employment and
" IUU WON good pay, apply at once to
MANSON & 90, Lock Box IS, West Waterville. Me.
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JAMES +. BLUNT, Treasurer of Mt. Vernon.
Mt. Vernon, Sept II, A. ID. 1879. 3w4O
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-30

10 the Hon. County Commissioners Of 1roosfook.
vINHE undersigned respectfully ask you to locate a
l. road leading from smyrna Mills to Knowles
Corner in Moro plantation, at or near II place call
ed the Camel Chopping, westerly across the land
owned by proprietors, to connect with State road
already laid out.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10

FOR NEW-HAVEN, it's surroundings and
i all stations te New York. Boston and Air Line
Derby and North NamItHn Railroads dircct-Steauors
JOHN II. sTARlN and ERAr1Us CORNING leave PIER
j., y. r., foot OF Crrnndtst, at every night
week except SATURDAY arIivein Newieven IN tne for all
morning trans al railroads best facilities for
aud Il excursion Sl so. starD's New Haven
TIanr pOTtatiOE Line. join ii. SIAKIN,
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10
New Publications.
A UTUMN and WINTER FAohIoNo'
wFDNFspAY. sEPTEMBER 10, 1879.


WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1879 -.
Nine DFMORkSTS GRAND OPENlNd OF move sa sn =
heautfu stv for the Autumn and Winter FASHIONS
s pleased TO the opening as espech
attractive wraps costumes aud evening toes VI, ~
Pans and novelties designs IN every deparmen, o'
ladies' and chidrens dress Opening simultaneously NJ
Ilue Scribe Paris No IL East l4tbs New-1 ON hnu
All the agencies in Europe and America on WEDNESDAY
10 1879 in all sizee illustrated and fuly
from 10 10 Also What 10 ear over iVv pas
OF valuable information Port Folio Of Fashion oI
pages illustrations OF all the styles esn,; y;
Quarterly Journal l6 pages cents Mammoth bueuh VI
Fashion, 25 cents. Either sent post free
Drank LESLIE'S SUNDAY MAGAZINE.
E Edited by Charles r. Deems, u. D., LIZ ID.
OCTOBER y NUMBER ,,. T.
RECOLLECTIONS OF AULD ,REEIIE. BY hooei' -
rHE : 81 RGE EoN AND THE PRIEST. BY Frank NJ DEEMS
ruT CRACK IN THE CHURCH FLOOR.
soNG Evan GIsLfsM iN AUSTRALIA. BY Philip Phil
lips.
An SFRif \ RrSHOP BY Godfrey a. Hudson
A 1ii0RNY PATH. BY Hesba SiiaIton.
THE CITY OF NUREMBU RG.
PoPILAR TXEGEsIs BY the Editor.
BY THE SAD SEA WAVES.
Story OF A LIFE BOAT.
THE FRAMED WHALE SHIP. -
one GOOD TURN DESERVES ANoIhbh
THE SNAKES BROTHER
FLEET STREET. LONDON.
/ InFR UApGOOD'S ANSWER. .,...,o.
SNAPS TMO IIONES-At Home and Abroan-Mis ,Vi
-1emperance Notes-SundaV- school Notes-t-ui-
TORS Portfolio number OF short stories' foen'''
Us aecs Of Instructive entertaining and amusing readhe'
25 cents per number ss per year.
iVi T ER X,Sk IEsIIIrs PU BLISHfNG HOUSE,
53 90 and 81 PARK pace, -NcM- yin
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10
Orfau Steamers.

RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP.
Sailing every 10 days alternately from Philadelphia ani
OIk, landing passengers within lew hOuIs rlde OIL tue
iupOltaAt points 81 interest on the Continent
,r.DaR AND MOndav, -c,t 10, 3 y. m.
For rates passage and other information applyto
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General Agents -,
oO7 Walnut II Pnlade pha. 62 broadway, NewYork
JOHN MCDONALD. Agent Battery place, New1 Ok
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10
THIRD CAIL-2:9O 2. ".

SECOND CALI-12:3O O'CI

The dealings in stocks to-day seemed 70 hc guided
by no method. or 10 be the result Of any plan OF
onerations Sfoc'-s sold both higher and lower than
Yesterdays final figures but the movements
senbled n see-saw, one stock rising while another
was falling.
The Fries were depressed bv tho receipt, by way
Of London OF tho of al statement for jane, which
showed decline ia gross earnings of S2S 80 from
the earnings OF June, 1873, and q decrease Of th5
net earnings Of 3l9J.7s5. This report was pub
lished in London August 25, and was only
known in New-York September 8. Tho deal'
ings IN the stock to-day were not large only
amounting to 1890 shares, but the pric declined
from 267s to 25l2. later recovering To 1858 Ihe
preferred stock sold at 5Ol2949l49feai All the
trunk line stocks were dull Lake Shore selling
down at s7l2 and closing at sSis Michigan Central
declined from 81 L. to ST.
Among the granger stocks Chicago, 81. Paul and
Minneapolis declined per cent to - and recovered
to 45la; Northwest sold as high 81 aud low as
1913. closing the sar'e as last night al so2 and ST
Paul. after rising l2. fell l. closing with q final loss
Of If per cent. Northwest preferred steady but
St. Paul preferred gained Il per cent, closing az
975s. Burlington. Cedar Rapids and Northern
seemingly has dropped out Of the specuia-
ton. The Southwestern shares iuctuated
about as irregulary rs did other stocks, and
generally closed with only small changes either
wav; but Kansas Pacific recovered to 20, and there
was notable movement Ia the Hannibal and -.
Joseph stocks, the common shares advancing Z5
and the preferred pit per cent. Louisville and
Nashville also was notably strong RISING per ceno
TO 57I2. Among the investments. Illinois Centrai
was unusually active and rose 2Sa per cent to e9ss
aser selling at 50.
The coal stocks IN the early dealings were a frac-
tion higher. but afterward their prices settled
rather than fell 50 that in final sales the declines
for the dav were Delaware and Hudson 10. New.
Jersey Central 0s and Delaware. Laokawanna aha
Western "a per cent. Western Union was active.
first droppinc from 90 to 81. then steady at about
OIL. and finally within the last fifteen minutes OK
business. rapidly advancing to 9o's. f"cihc MALL
in like manner after having played around 2O'J
and 2l 81 all day. IN the last few moments advanced
IN 22ls. In the bullion mining stocks, Homestake
was III higher AT 39Sl. Others were neglected.
The last rally in prices, which makes the Marker
ouotahle AS strong, was not one that could be
called healthy.
RANGE OF rHR STOCK h.kKEL
As reported u Zee GOtt lad STOCK IsIe,fapt 'o"pi"
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10
CENTRAL and HUDSON


PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-Great Trunk
iIne ard United states Li Route On and after july
7. 1873 trains leave NewYork via Desorosses aud Cort
landt Street Ferries, as follows:
ExpIess for HaIIsbuIg IittshuIr tie West and SOUTH
with Pullman Palace Carr attached II n anu $50 p H.
daily.
For WiliamspOr I0ckhavcn. Cory AID Ere. at $50 p
CORY 1lturVIe. Petroleum Centre aud
the Regions. william sport and IoCkhay m, . a.
Baltimore Mashing II ana the South. " llmttd Washing
Pu man iariOr Cans daily. except sunday.
lo nj Washington ALL Regular al i;jO and
$40 a. M: ]. {, aud 10 D. La sunday. 10 p H..
Philarelphia. iSO, 7.O S:2l o. 90 Iimed
$3.50 3, q. 1890 $50 aud 10 Sunday 4Sl
and d H. $50 500 and 10 D. m Enigi rant and second
class. 1880 =. N.
Cane Ma. D.
Boars 81 Brooklyn Annex" connect with an through
Cy anurng speedy and direct transfer
for Brook yn travel. - - 80 50 a.
dav ana $50 a m. 6.20 p daily except Monday; From
Washington and Baltimore 6Ju m =, oJV, 40u lnilO
L. sunday G:5j a. m From philadelphia, 500, 6;Oj
Goo $40 IO:iO l1:3O =, 800 45O, G:2O $50 and
1910 p m; sunday, $50. G05. Goo lO;lO. ll3O 60
lOlu D. ,,.., D., u.o.,,.,,. =. ..- -,
and Co. ~, De. brnSscs aud COrtandi St.. ST.
Irookvn Annex Depot foot OF Fulton-st brooklyn; No
III Tia and ~ HudsOIst HobOken Depot, Jersey city
ItnirranI Ticket O1ce, No. Battery y-Diace. New
YORK Trarsrr Company Will call for ana chscA baggage from
hotels Al resileuVeS- ID rApurp carr D....... -.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10
rVUE ERIE RAILWAY.

'1NlE ERIE HALLWAY.
ERII. and Wl.s1ERN RAILROAD. Arrangement trains,
taking effect july Is. lSs9i
0aIn. Cincinnati ami chicago Day ,Erprcss. Drawing
room COach,s Buffalo and SuspenrlOn Bridge.
Oaly) tast - Louis ExrIe,s arriving at Buffalo
n- citing with iast trains 20 the West ana sou H.
west PuilHau's best Dra1insiOon Sleeping Coaches 10
m (Daily) Pacific Express the West. Sleeping
Coacles through TO Buffalo. Niagara FAILS Clncin
natl ana Chicago without changes also Hotel Dining TO
d. IN Emigran train for the West.
Trans Leave ChlmDers Street Depot, Newlork. Tor
Newark. u TO- $40 :on ~ m, 3;lO 40 900. b:lO 73D
u. m AMI IL midnight SATURDAY nights only sundays elj
erfor PaTk and Passac C. 7j0 In. 1920 a. IN. (tho
lO2Oa ~ stops 4 ulhcrlord Park only sundays,
I2mdIght sundays, u, S:3O. lO2U a. H. ll' O.3U $40
pi eTson g. G:i5 800 $40 10. lO;2n ll:yO H. m la
noon li5 .. a.lu. s.ju 80 20. .. $50 62o 550 Gl0
$40 Z !sg = 10 p "a. an y NJ un's,i; M i o. $780,
Suf.rn b 100. 1929 a i 10. 500 . Glo. T. IN, II
midnight sundays G. $50. 1920 a I4j GiO. y. M.
Warw.ck 100 H. m. 40 p. m.
NewSuye and Cornw al. 100, N. $3.50 4:30 sun
Rondont ana King, ton $3.50 .. m. SUNDAYS ssOa
Goshen g. $50 o. 1920 .. M. a:31 30 p Sun.
u 3idSctovn. D. 7.5o 9. io.,O a nj. 500 so m snn
days $50. ic:s, a. M. G.3o y. 1he o. m ana 4'9
RON ,gi ~ I,,vs 35o o. 1870 NJ i.3o g. T. sundays
%6ii-sS leave sd 81 quarter Of and quarter alter each
honr i.u 80 l. ". 10 s'la m a 1913 ana tl;l5
Tt h. ft massage aud for apartments u Drawing loom
ami sleeping Coaches BE- Obiancd ana orders nr ,ho
Ss S,s 'n ie % No. 80 ioI OF s5 Broad a, v " no
ten.' Moohl!n H. % si ~ O. Corpan' ps,. , ~ -,,
a. '"'' JNo. \. ABnGrr. GEM Passr Agt. New.York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Talnr leave ins, word. ClusieI fcruoni and Nyacl
SUNDAY. o ana $3.50 ,. The 1850 p train VIII
ieaye 81 innn.,s is,,i "a nrdaY mgh's nm. D., ,..o
JSo. \. ABboTT Genl Passr AgL. New-YorK-
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10
5ales bn Auriion.

GALE OF QUARTERMASTEES STORES.
will be sold At public auction at the Quariermasters
Depot Antonio IeXa october - le.f, "a 10 o'clock
tue following condemned arcle-; h2uo pounds horse
shoes 26l pounds scrap H. 80 rubber pDnrhO~ 1903
rubber blankets, jscket &c &c Terms
tie viii hc pH I'd foT The Tie
shoes iron For further ntoTlaton addI the
dsfrigied. CIV BRADLEY.
Antonio Texas sept lgls79. Depot Quartcima-toT
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10
Cost ano fonn0.

1 ST.-Bank Book No. 1,767, issued by the
l. German savings Bank ~ tie Ciiy Of NrwYsrk 10 JOuN
sCUEGIkMANN, l. mi.-ing. tAe unaer holder the
book requested deliver 10 u the Bank AZ restored
before Of October loly application Will made
w tlle Sank = book.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10
BOUND BROOK ROUTE

i'pA = ~ BROOK ROU IE
tOi. iihNiON AND PHILADELPHIA
-, ENPi.i.SS IhA N TIME TWO hOU Rs .,,
Leave New York foot ~ Liberty irentpn ani Pha
ctlhn at Lou $50 y Il5 a. m~ l:3O l. O:5" f;l9 IL
Leave Phade pna froIn Station Phila and Reading Rl
read Iirdana siK-s.s- $40 3d. H. ll5O n H. if'
Leave Trenion Sew York at l;2O Monday 6i0
s:1S $50, lOiO a. m. 1910 22u an 4;lot b;lo IA
p. from New-lork 10 The $40 nl. lao p III
"ss nAY u, cave Philadelphia at
a "a 80 - =. Leave New.NOrk for Trenton o a. H.
$50 D. m Leave Trenton al lao, 9:lO A. in GlO
Connection Is made at JsIssS S, ~ I,y y iertS " ~
11cketa foi sale al Of Lbertys- Nos ~ SOL vi
a57 Broadway the prime pal hotels ana a. Ne a Ra
SoSe cbccted nom dence to destination
s"s' ''"0'A ~ Ii. r. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Agent
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAn -Commoncins Sept ?, 1879
through iians wllleagc Grand Central Depot;
s:0 a. m We-t,In ana Northern I4prcss. draNlhsIoom
cars Rochester IT. Alblns, and " MIR VT >ara g.
lU.SOa Chica-o and Western Exprcss' GraWhsIoom
To CausniaiCua Rochester and Buffalo, - -, -
Hoo m Express Albany and 1Iov with onnctlon3
Utica. SsHfOga, Glrus tails Rutland.
$3.50 A. H.. Special.
400 D. IN Albany aud Troy Express.
ST. Louis nrouan day in the week also sleep
ing Buffalo Nasera Fails Toledo ana Detroit ana
for Montreal, excepting SUNDAY night VIA a..k, aud
T:3U D. Fast fxpr for Rochester. Niagara il- anu
Corning. Geneva Sleeping cars TO Geneva hvcos'oi
e u 3D. m pac,9c Express daily with sleeping carr for
Rochester arsra FALL Buffalo. Cleveland Iolrao. Detroit
and Chicago also excerng saturday night 10 Clayton anu
Waterown aud excepting saturday aud SUNDAY heh 70
Montreal via 81 Albans on satuTdays Mohea c'' e''"
fi0o p IN, Night Express with sleeping cars to Albany
Tickets for sale at Nos. 4lS Broadway and at
Westcott Express Companys Offices Nos Rarkpac 7s5
and gi2 Broadway. NewYork, ana 500 ,WasmIg lst.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10
Couartucrenlu NclIres.

NOTICE is hereby given that MR.. LOUIS
~ sOMMERHOFF has This dav been admitted partner
IN firm. NOEAlSHOftEH Il co.
NEw-YORK, Sept. 10. 1879
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10
OENTRAL RAILROAD ON NEW-JERsEY.

~ Ferry station IN Newly foot OF LilertYSt 49,,
Ferry Station In Brooklyn foot OF FulioDsi JEWELS wharf
Commencing 16 1S7g-Trans leave New YORK. i0OtSt
Tibertv-sf. as follows:
,o.sV &c m-For Flcmneton Eason BeiFideie mhiot "a
Shunk. Iatlaqna, WilkesbaTre, Emrh &c Connects at
nction with d.. l.. and W. H.. r. ...-,
c;lo mfOr High Bridge Branch. Sclooleys
Budd's Lake aud Lake Uouacoug. tnson. HARRISBURG,
port &c.
l0So n and i30 p m.For somerv,lle and Flemingtou
=. m.-FoT flemIngOn kasOn. Mauch Chunk. lafnaqua
Wikesbaue; scranton Tunkhannock Tamaqua hdzelt'n'
Reading. POtisville. Harrisburg. DC. ...
4:S0 y High Bridge Branoh schooeys Mountain,
Budds Lake and Lake Hopacone. Easton BeViuero ana
Manch Chunk.
$50 y. m. daily.-For Easton Allentown and Harrisburg
Elmir- &C. Connects at Junction f0r D. L. ana w H. IL
9.i5 y. m.-EOr Easf0n.
For flins local points see metables ~ statlon-
SUNDAY TRAiNS--Leave at u p la: Tor lionn l
Pook and inferno diate points and at $3.50 ~ Tor Eastoh
Reading and Harrisburg -, -. ,,io,
Boats Of Ia, Brocsl, and Erie Annex mako connection
pt Jersey civ station 10 from Brooklyn aud Ere Depot
jersey civ
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10
STEAMBOATS, dn6 Railroads.

| 4 LBANY BOATS-PE0PLES LINE, DREW
"A and ST join leave Pier No.. II North River,
AGanSy SUNDAY aornIns sIssPiss SeTl
"'' "1N W. ". EVERETT President
RRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonc
~ and Naugatuck Railroads Fare 81 Steamer bridgeport
N dA Sundays excepted at ll;SO IL.
Il FIELD. WHITE MOUNTAINS. MON lRIsAI. and IN
nss esssP s TesTeTs S 1--we r@ q st. T. f. dsy
,; M aud IL p NJ CONNECTING with special trains New.
gage checked 044 Bioaivay YewYors, and Coartst
Brooklyn. Excursion 10 NewHaven ana return. 81 %.
FOR NEW HAVEN, its surroundings and
i all station. the Nev.York, Boston aud Air Line
Derby and North Hamrlen Railroads direct steamers
l., \. r.. foot Of CorIlindtsi p every night in the
morning trans on a roas 6est factS or passptr % az
aud Ieisr II excursion. So stariD's Haven
FOR RONDOUr and dKINGSTON.-Landing
Milton Iongneepsie, k ,:.ga- connecting wiih Ulster ana
%1 s ana ToMXs Sst a fsDqS,i eT
D. ~, Pier 81 NOrtn River, ioOl Of iIarrson-st
Except SatuIavS when the steamer Thomas Cornell will
the Ulster and DclaSaro Raiiroad.
FALL RIVER LINE
Il FOR BOSTON AND THE EAST
Steamers BRISTOL and PEoviDENcE ieave Ncw.York
S rr od "SuaT OF u al @ u leave SH E T
via Annex at 8 p. In, Jersey chy, 400 =. n
NEWPORT LINE FOR boston AND THE Elsr-
-,
North River. daily lsundays O1cep,edl p ong
ONE DOLLAR. Limited tckcis good only steamer
Gay ui dac hud connecting treir which leaves Newport
03c next morning. aI1vng IN Boston AT $50 a. Tickets
shd state rooms obtained Ony al oict, Pier 2s
River. and on steamers. BOGDEN & LOWELL. Agts
Gko. L. CoNAos, Gvn'i Pass'I Agi.
I EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
II ARRANGEMENT OF PA,sEN8T.It TRkIN, March
80 1873 Leave derct- loot OF CoTandt
Mauch Chunk. haksOn. NaaEoy City. Ashland Mikes.
barre, Scranton and Iunkhannock.
$50 Night Express, d.uy for Easton. Bethlehem
Ah'niown. Nauch Chnnk. Wileesbarre. Emra, Ithaca
Geneva Auburn Rochester Buffalo Nlagsrs Fails and tue
West Pullman rte eping coaches attached
NOBi SAlkE, sup't and F.ng'r
General Eastern ONCE. Church Corana; Ia
CiAS. II. Gu INNINGS. Agent
HNE DOLLAR to BOSTON.
uNL DOLLAR 20 WORCESTER Limited tctcts 81
GOOD 81 ffhR 9n the boats 30 cents steamers leave
iitI ~ NOfH islN.t. aaiy. at 6:5O J.. ~
St'ameIs Of TIE NORWICH LINE iolVe pier daily
I've "a. d. a. sundays, Boston Nor.
except Saturdays ''
PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,
a II Ii Nlulll'S ELST OALN - IiiES or RAIL.
. TIE fANOEIlL PALACE STfAMiIs
MASSAth CHtII- captain 10y aim,
, 49,. 4 =, o., ,..- RHODE ISLAND captain Jesse Mott.
RIVER uOOt of liil-i..tl ''' 80 ~
fassehgeiSaIfiye nosion al a. m Intermediate
lAnnlhhs utt"oth y NtWNorA aun Providence
State1u"h' ana lcLea cured al hU- Ji. 3ol. Ir3 and
Va HoAuM a. al iciIop.in nd fiit1 ASeAnu tipc4A y
and 80" N asL IA ip,, Also, ucKets sold al
All hei ANA rhc uckct Onices snd al AL onecs OF West
4 coli Company.
l. W. kILklkh u. 4. AgL ". b. BAbCOOk. Prosk
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10
THE MONEY MARKET.

OFFICIAL REPORT " 3 STOCK grCH1Y9E sfLsS
TUESDAY, SEPT o. 1879
<sr.ported oy tn Goid and Stock Tsisgraph o.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10
NEW-YORK and long BRANCH DIVISIO

NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
lV Leave New.lorS. Pier S No e. foot kector-sI
STEAMERS 81 JOHNS nd JESSE HONf =, o..
Long Branch Highlands &C., 55O. $50 a IN; l;Ol o'fo
o. .. p. -,
Toms River TuckertOn 4 Philadelphia. 6jO "a nj
'Vin.iand sr d geton and Atlantic City. l:ODpn.
NarciOw n and Gear Creek &C. 3i3 D. IN.
SUNDAYS TOR III -hlands ana Long Branch 93)l n
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10

On and after July :. 1879.
Exuiess Trains leave Now-Iok via DesbrOsses and
landt street Ferries as follows:
4:3O. 73O $40 10 lmite II a. IN; / $50 4 ., 1880
$50 and 10 y. Sunday 43O and9 m; D, y. 1880 $3.50.
and 10 y.
Boats "rOOklyn Annex" connect with all through
Jersey Guy anordne speedy and direct transfer ior
Brooklyn tis,el. 80. 49,.
Ictuinng trains leave Philadelphia 1901, 32O 800.
7:35 800 AID II m. Olmtca Express, 1870 p. m -
1850 and $50 ON sunday, l2Ol. 32D 3j5. $500 and
$3.50 a. In.; ., $50 p. IN.
Ticket OisrsNOs. j2G and 9i4 broadway, No l Astor
HOUSE foot Of Desbrosses and COitiandsis No Court
st. ,Okyn Annex Depot, foot OF Fnltonsi Brooklyn
Nos ia. l6 and lio isDn-st, HObOkcn: Depot Jersey
CIV Immigrant licset Olicc, 40. 5 Battery pace.
'FKANk X THOMSON, l. l.. FARMER.
Manager Geul Passenger Agt.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
II Leave 30 yort from foot NJ Desbrosses Court

Iandtsts -,, ,,,o,.,.,,
Indan pol Chicago the West Richmond Charleston
and the south Pullman from Baltimore to Newark
Ohio Pittsburg aud Chicago. -
100 D. IN. WashinaOn aud the WestS Pullman cars
from Now.YOr1 10 Baltimore ana Washington making close
ptsbulg Cincinnati indianapolis lousve
Louis Through Pullman cara Baltimore 10 Choih
natl and St Louis. -. -, a., M, - -
meet on for the West the | D. fn train ,
IG6G n m daily Washington. the South and West Pull
man serners from NcwYOrk 10 Baltimore and Washington
making close for Chicago Cncuna lndsnapp
Columbus Pittsburg, the south and
frouRl Pullman from tim0rc Cincin
nnii connects at Washington with for LyDchburR
FioriIa Kew "A
For through tickets please cal 1T Companys once, 3i5
pruav New York at ticket O;hcss foot on Cortland
and Destroeses sfz Depot JeTsey city
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS, NEBRASKA
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A LBANY B0ATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
N and ST JOHN leave Pier No IL North River,
foot Of Censlst week day D. m. connecting
a Albany sundav morning excepted) with trains North
West and East 10 Albany return. good 80
w. W. EVERETT President
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10

a FOR hos TON MD Nd POINTS EAST
nj . M. Pier 80. North River tiooi OF Jay-st)
special limited tickets, GOOD ONLY 10 u. m
meeting train at soUingon sold this line
To Boston fuf ~
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EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
NNE DOLLAR to BOSTON.

uNL D9LlAk 70 WORCESTER Limited hcscis 81
GOOD SUPPER on the bosts for 80 cents sean.rs
fisr 40 Nofth River. o. ~. at 5:jO y. IN.
SttamcIs OF tie NORWICH LINE isGVe same per daily
I've nnts d. sundays, 5:Ju .. Inl Boston Nor.
c"-ief &C. and Tor Portland the Whtc Moun.a daily
srf ''~''S
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Nrw pnbllrdilors.

DECENT ISSUES OF
II THE TRIBUNE PRESS
J. 1IiE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1879.
IuCC. 20 Cents. Five cop :Or Dollar
llN aMa Io
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
ANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.

LBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.
N C. vIBBARD ana j.. DREW 80
Vesty-st. Pier 80 ~ H. OF S35 and Z4thst a. A. ~
m. lfiom BROOKLYN by Annex boat az - Lanu,ns ~
MACK FERRY. (WEsr POINT. CORNWALl- NEW
III IsG ny down boatlr PC'kkEPsIE hhlsN NJ
BFCK, CATSKIIL aad HUDSON. Tickets sold and bag
gage checked NORTH WEST Tckets or Coupons gooi
on Hudson RIVER Railroad received Tor passage. -.
SPECIAL TRAIN TO AED FROM SARATOGA
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Fourteen Through each way daily depots in
Philadelphia, twQin New-iorS.
Double Track. the most improved Equipment and the
FASTEST Time consistent with absolute safety.
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II. THE TRIBUNE INDEX:
ACCm!leio Key the Worlds History during 1877
Table Of Topical Heads. FnCe. 30 Cents The TRIBUNE
1NLLA foI lsJ, lssO lo11 1875. the four iOr 81