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DOMESTIC.

OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION OF THE DIscoN-
T1NuAHon OF THE BLOCKADE OF BLACK
SEA PORTS.
WASHINGTON, March 1s.-The Depart
ment Of State has received from Constanti-
nople Official Intelligence of the discontin-
uance Of the blockade Of the Russian ports
on the Black Sea.
TEE ARMIsTIcE OF ADRIANoPLR.
The note of the Turkish Government con-
tains the frst oficial information of the ar.
mistice Of Adrianople, signed January 81,
and announces the raising of the blockade
during the period of such armistice for YES
sells under Turkish, Russian, or neutral
Gags between the Turkish ports and those
belonging to or at present military occupied
by Russia. ''.
THE MISSOURI RIVER BRIDGE.
WARRINGTON, March 13.-Mr. Merrimop,
Of North Carolina, introduced bill to pro.
vide for and regulate the counting of the
votes for President and Vice President, and
the decision of the question arising thereon.
Referred to the special committee appointed
to consider the question of counting the
vote, and Mr.. Merrimon expressed the hope
that report from that committee would
soon be made, as four months of the session
had passed.
TINE FoBR1FrcAFIoNs APPROPRIATION BILL
Mr.. Window, of Minnesota, from the
Committee on Appropriations reported,
without amendment, the House bill making
appropriations for Notifications and other
works Of defense, and the armament thereof,
during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1879.
Placed on the calendar. rs .. B .-
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Croaktng - nOt confined to the frog
ponds. At this season alm ost everybody v Il
hoarse.. The bleating Of distressed lungs IL
everywhere. Why is this, when Hale's
Honey OF Horehound and Tar will cure
Sold by all Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drop cure In one
minute.
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ON AN

By an immense practice, extending through
$eriod of years, having within that time treated
many thousand cases Of those diseases peculiar
10 woman, have been enabled to perfect
most mo- potent and agreeable medicine that meets
eases with positive certainty and exactness.
To designate this natural specific compound,
have named it
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TELECRAMS.
y-,V@tsF
THE RAsrERN wAR.

Al OTTOMAN ORDER coNFHRRlD ON EAR
AoNRsS suRDxTT-ooUrs. T.
LONDON, March 1s.-Ths Morning. Post
ssys that n understands that the sultanhas
conferred upon Baroness Burdett- Couts the
grand, d,ccrdon Of the Order of Medjidis, the
only instance of til bsstowsl on lady, as a
recognition Of her efforts in behalf Of Turk
ish refugees. ,aatE % .anza a.9tJ & II
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| c,n c,n nmate e money faster at work for us
requd a w. we aayItsieg WHY sst sn, else not
hone made by theindustr ous Men Wy Wona' NV
en, b'ys and girls waited eyeryWhere to
@ Wolk for us. Now Is tho time :" 'tsv roetiv
0o GUM % ana terms free, Address Tp%uE De- 4
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PEOPLES COLUMN.
CORRESPONDENCE

Hepesforsi veEwill ''siye yeolhnn daily
10 coifespondence upon sny proper subject
for discussion. It Is expected that commu-
nications will be written On one side only
Oh the papet, apd accompanied with the
name ofthe. writer. The HfRALD is not TO
loo considered as endorsing or being In any
way responsible forths opinion Of cores
lpondentsin this column.
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PEABODY HOTEL

The large and elegant Hotel has been re-
Gently lifted in the most eXquisi e style by
the the celebrated Professor Paine. The
Professor exercises a personal superviSj on
over every article of food which comes
into the stewards department before it is
given out to the cooks. Milk and other ar
t1cles OF diet are regularly inspected: hence
notWlthstandiDgt the large number ofguests
not single c 1se of distas has oeci1rrri
and the invalid RECEIVERS with ref?larkaIlS
facility. The Profess r has thus cyDvglted
hrat class Hotel into q sanctuary Gf
health instead of q post-houge of 1iseasa
as as Is Il frequently the case with Hotels. lie
mas the most experienced M tAsn,p. 49,
tentlve Walters and scientific nkS who
cater TO the comfort, health and ha,inf,,rss
OF the guests, instead # the ra4Ti. ~. aud
morbih oppetites The charges re il, kean-
ing with tna times, being 81 pef dny r,rh p
room and three meals Rooms WitJnnt
board: from so cents to ST. Weekly boarl
from $5 to $l2. Board without rooms Az "a
per week. Seven meal tickets for az,
open day and night-the cars runnino
past Cne door convey passengers to or frnno
any VI the QepOtS, or any M n n ? tbn IL. o'ii
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SPRING ELECTIONS.

THE REPUBLICANS SUCCESSFUL.
BosToN, March 13.--The latest returns of
the election held in New Hampshire yestsr-
day are as follows:-
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Oxygen represents 18th of the atmos-
phe re; Ozone. l l0OOh part. One thousand
qaurts, or 48 cubic feet Of air are consumed
by a person every twenty-four hours.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-14

DR.. Paine can be consulted daily at his
offices In the Peabody Hotel Ninth street,
between Walnut and Spruce streets, Phila-
delphia.
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BOARDING.
K tSoaEDlNG.-Chea2, vt aO5 shipley St.

I Nv. JON tI4, Fancy Nyorg l82 N From
-, - 1Irect. brancH Office corner Nintb ard
vlhe Slrecta, Philadelphia, Ladies, and
HHonlieinsn's zen 5eEa, Garments Of every descrin.
srs s,Un ~ myen G, or C'eansed Hid Shoes Feath-
April 1877 ''"ou.
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In 165 towns and cities the vote for Gov.
elnor this year, as compared with the vote
Efnthe same towns last year, stands
THIS rrAR.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-14

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DASrzc Aug s-Arrived bark Farewell Ger. Nsumann.
New York.
Sailed sth bark souverain (Nor), Williamson New York.
Hull Aug Arrived steamer lIindoo tBr, stevens.
New York.
Sailed Ioth steamer Prior (Br). Brown New York.
HAvRK Aug IO-Arrived steamer Labrador (rr). sang
Her, New York; ship VIM connor Pendleton, Bombay
Sailed 10th, steamer vile de Paris Fr, ssntslii, New
York.
John NIB; Amnts tBr) Vincent. New York; bark George
Moon, Sawyer, Rangoon.
Sailed 10th, bark Nsvcomb fBr). Neweomb. SANDY
Hook.
LospokpxRsr, Aug 10 Arrived. bark Harvester (Br)
Mclaughlin, Baltimore.
Sailed 10th, bark VIM Gordon CBr,, Fisher Baltimore
mot prev iously).
LISBON, to Aug ll-Arived. brig Matte Russell
Atherton. New York
LKoBoRs, to Aug Il-Arrivsd. schr Minnie Rspplisr,
sharp. Naples.
MARsKLLEs Aug I1-Arrvcd. brig Myronus. Joy. New
York.
Hebich. New York for Hamburg (ani proceeded).
PAurLLAc. Aug sailed bark Aiphonse zee (Fr), San
Francisco.
PiLLAu. Aug s-sailed, bark onni tNor. Abrahamsen.
New York
QuEKxsrowS, Aug II. 10 80 PM-Arrived steamers Adr
attic (Br Jennings New York for Liverpool (and pro.
cesdedl.
Also arrived lIth steamer Indiana Sargent Philsdel
phia tor Liverpool tand proceeded.
RouES. Aug i0-sailcd. schr John Il Krsnz. Pitcher.
Delaware.
Akynb.
.trf ,.. WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYHEAp Aug II. PM-Wind 4 W. stron~. ahovsrv
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very kind, but sadly wanting 10 deeency mors'ny
and good principle =.
tomary 10 make clearance OF most Of 'ne
inmates OF the ssragiIo and replenish II WIN .sa
household of the sovereign, and others iursner
TO augment the number.
AN INMATES VIEWS.
seraglio inmate, who nad herself enjoyed im-
psria favor OF this description told me hat " was
seldom that siavo enjoyed moro than once .ne
passing notice OF the sultan. disappointment nas-
uraly very deeply felt ny those who alter being sud
denly raised TO tho height OF favor, hnd themselves
quickly consigned again oblivion, In which their
future is passed There arc many among tho rejected
favortes who have sensitive natures ana are capaoe
OF . serious attachment and IN consequence o. .ne
sarcasms tho favored fail not to heap upon them
the disappointment thcy have experienced or INC
devouring jealousy that unrequ'ted love occasions
are said 10 become broken-hearted or die OF con-
sumption. "Nor," continued my informant, WAS
tho condition OF those more closely connected with
pness mental unconcsrn or security"
They are obliged 10 have recourse to every arr 70
preserve their beauty, light hard against the aacks
and intrigues OF rivals aud carefully TO watcn over
themselves andtneir efsprng
CHARACTERISTICS OF sERAILIs.
The real Turkish HanOum, or lazy, ~ digniueo,
quiet person, elegant, sensible aud often naturally
eloquent condescsnding and Kind 10 those VINO galn
her good w proud and reserved 70 those VINO 20 not
certainly limited but tho sweetness and poetry OF the
language she uses, the pretty manner In which her
expressions worded and the spirited repaFee that
sue can command have charm that atones Tor nor
limited knowledge. Her manners, principles and
chOice OF language OHer PHEASANT " tuObc
prevalent among generality and render ner society
extremely agreeable
There is another class OF serails who present not
lees interesting study Sensitive and refined fragile
and dreamy in appearance, gifted perhaps with virtues
they have occasion exercise, or with strong and
passionate feelings that in seraglo can never hnd
vent In solid ana healthy Affection they become
and spritess verEnR toward decline, 10 whicn
they fail victims unless released fss occasionally hap
pens) by being set iree and married.
Another class OF serailis Is the tndepen SET VINO
are disseminated dell serss or wild seraiis famous
their extravagamt IDEAS disorderly conduct and
unruly disposition; endowed with the bump OF Gun
ming and mischief joined to air amount OF energy
and vivacty, they carry out In spite OF high walls
tho iul surveillance of moro than hundred
eunuchs ali the wicked plans and mad freaks thciI
disordcrIy minds ana mpulsive naiuros suggest 10
Thorn their language manners and actions are such
pen describe. aDai.
We have already exceeded tho bounds OF q book re-
visw and the only thing that reconcies US TO close
these tho fact that the whole book may
DO purchased for fifteen cents We risk nothing II
predicting that this volume viii make sensation
among the reading public. eei
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PORT OF NEW. YORK, AUG. II, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD srRAN YACHTS AND HERALD
wHTEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE =.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD srKAx YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE =.
Queenstown Aug H. and POI p.':enEefs 70 Fw
Xss from FhIi.ds,pS. isi Lynn; =: OH g. q Ss
hsv i: "a Is %a' sia sss,
from New York for Glasgow lat So a. lon n
@ ss s. =" n Ss hsS:ss AZ.
mouth Nsl from Belfast tor phaSslphs same TINE
ship SLOWING
Ss a To- q
a. steamer rit.nnis ts5' fra@ Ss, York Tor Liver
az os eis s:ms sa - date. lat 10 8 lon s.
s. os a 81 ssn S 2a1 :sns
with mdss and III paAssnaersto Geo Cotton Had fine
s,ssmsr canlm@ tisrj Ieddicoat Bermuda Aug g. with
md.e and o;:.sngsrs 70 o"ssrSags civ patio,
Norfolk with mdse aud passengers'o the Old Dominion
s;esmeT Kichmond Kelly Lswes with nase to the Old
john "%ass Psdon. Be. 81 days.
js, 81 y. ss. 40 s -:
ss " s.nd y ss e: S s'r Betty
:.:%.s :ys's 70 d: " With
ElSa PisIcs ilsyana 10 days with TO order;
. r cssr caibar,en days with SUI
gar 10 order: vessel to swan SON. 800 I
ss Ss .slsi % Ddss ,.
she INKS with light westerly winds ana great desi Of
brig I..i. G..p Rus,sfe Naples 40 days, with empty
Brig A!er., Lnd.ley. Maraeaibo II days with eoee.
&c seS 9 FsnS.S s0U 1of Gl, M.r..s
days w,.h soase &c. bses. Boa,oa Co; vessel 20
schr Douglass, Bryan. San Salvador days with
fruit to William Douglass.
ns Ssr .oa.s 70 GaSat Co. '''
sssr S Sinn SILL ks.:y .n ssss!%fHa s mSsm''d
sehr J vandervoors, Brown. virginia
schr Barnes Avery. Georgetown, DC, for New
sesr Williams. Osborne; rhu,dslphi. 10, Hartford
'es se 10 4 Adeiine Townssnd H. iovsiana. -
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
o.a .; D. ss s:% .!s III. LIGHT St %
with a%ss . sss ''' ~"
s,sa@:S City Of rsns.,s E. s.sS,S for Ne"
.,s,eauer Title Ewing. New ondon aud Norwich for
Ship southern Chief Higgins, Boston for New York. In
scnr Mndors. Mason. Mount Desert for Ne. York
sehr rrs:eoss Gup,i'i vin:an.vsn fcI Sey York
schr Grecn County Tanner, Hyde. rovidence tor New
ssSr anne Ell RUSSELL s.reHisaS Por,isnd for New
sehr y Brainsrd, Hubbard, Portland. CT, for New
Senr ) woodhouse, wosdnouss. New Haven for New
YorE. -. -.
schr lsust. Tyisrs Bridgeport Tor New York.. -
schr Samuel sGodvin,' williams stamford FOR New
York. 80,
scnr VIM L Peck. Buuee. Cold Spring Hsrbor for New
York. =
W. tftt BOUND EAST.
Steamer Amos Bsrstow. Kenny, New York for Provi-
dencc. = .f.n I.
Salem.
schr Henry Lemue Allen, Port johnson for Providence
schr sunny Side. N'chol. Elis.sethpor for Ssr~ich
schr Ella Barnes. Strickland. uesrgetown. DC. for
New Haven.
schr y q russell Rankin, New York for Portland
echr Waterloo, Il askiil, New York tor Boston.
Schr Maggie Bell, Brown, New York TER Boston
rschr Charles II Nonnsm Cole, New ork tor Fall River
Schr m Elmer, rribbie. New York Tor Providence.
schr John n Chafic. Buell., New York tor New Haven.
Scnr Abbis Hodgman, Frye. weshswken for Boston.
srhr W Frcema IN. Adams Hoboken for Boston
Scnr Lunet. Hines. Hobokcn for Boston.
Schr George Quincy, Quincy Newburr for Norwich
schi Potter Hooper. Bradbury, Havcrssraw tor New.
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IIn.n,c. July 81 Ardvsd Ellida Andssssa. rhtsAsa-
:d . s..%s Hsss;.rs Baltimore. r,. s..-
do; Aug !, Maria, Joi.nns.sn. Nav YOrt -,
DRY July fhcms. rss Kna.
MAmsxlLLxs, July 2a-salsd. Aquio sehiano New York
MnLsouRsE, about July so-Arrivsd Blue JACKET Per.
MosrEs,Dso Jun. 70 Arrived. sehss Ell. = stored
Kss. sss s.a sisA Davis a0
Sailed June %. sehr kobt Palmer. Deanisoa. Cap, Of
- porsJu a. ship o,esoI., Spare. yne; bark. Mar.
ioaid. Tor New York: daftsnisaSs lGsr,, ser ~.
IGSaas ~ United states, brig. Ae'n. fhss. s
MONTREAL Aug s-sailsd stssmsrs Bareslena (Br Hal.
''ss si1ss
ISSS.sS 81" ALE; shield: -:
S;..;e s,. Ss.'n p;:ss R:, Imam: New York
NEWLY. jay .s-s.,isa Ksas 0:sSS.'. rsi!.s..Hs
MsIn1ieh las as.u. or xirsmlss '' a' ''''
NANTES, July 2e-Arrved, sarah 4 Emma, Msnros. n
koHIu srps,E: CD; Avg s-Arrived, sesr ANNE cst
sPssAsrH. July 81 ssiiss. Jshn shspbsri, Burss
Pnswlx po,kr.. July sl-Passsa, Kss,syis.. sv.hI
foars .poe. July sS-AriveA Bowes Gi.i...r On,
rwII;ixLi. july sp-Arrivsd. Helen Douglass. fros'
PLIau July 81 sailed Alpine: x:,s.: I.ii.::!ph
sS.n r. SaIy f''aa'''
Sailed siss Rs@a. for US: osylon, for 30; yosts
r. %:a s:$.'.E ..ssss 6ssiI,s Sssiss.sa Sss
.sa ssss s::sss e
e' Sus.re n Aug @xsIissa ..sss. S.s MART. B
ES Lsnoon f.. Mons;s j"%: s ..s
Woo Wood ' MS, w H%%s Ea:.i
E: .ss G h%e sa :.r sH 1s:d
i Eslos sss s ship i::ri q Ind: 90
p. Ss Sss. y ss ,ss saisS
EorrrRDAx July so-oissrse. Rover, xiias wfiraissen
Rouxs July 20 arrived. Elisa. Roe. Prince Edward
aeh AlpSsr :. n: s,iys; y. o,s.a
rom u1fa5 y .ouudo Russo
Ysss .,s Rsss 70, wmuson xona.d. se
's srnn. ss Ms:ef ssaay
sailed July 81, Geo Wsiksr Patsr.on, New YORK.
xsnas Sess 81
%. y.s /. s'
'' siI Hs s' July sI-on; The Henry london
Ns SLIGO, July 27-s..d chatham. for wiIninrton
I sciIIr July si--oG Ann. casp.r jensen. New ID
10 srsr9is July 2e-s..l.d. WV. Patterson America
srocxnoLM July 25 Arrived, Annetu, Roilo, Me-
'sAxDHAvxx. July 27-Arrivad. Asreus. Fdvoa, New
STRAITS or suSDA. june I5Psssed. Kaissr. Rubacel
souRApATA. June Ai-Arrived. Antioch. Hemingway
SINGAPORE. June 2s-Arrivsd Cashmere Lester Cards
July 81 Genorchy ~, Hogg, japan and Chime for Nov
York. :.
Sailed June ~. f Sutton. Mclean. New York: Game
Cock Harry Boston. :. i.
SAN FELix July is-In mort. ship Esmont 4 Hoofa
ST JomN Nh Aug Arrived ship Hew CITY OBJ. Bray,
Livsrpcol Lus tBs) Moran Htvane. Hssta Gen,
Pusch 81 Nazsire brig BiAnco (Br Porter. Dundalk
Cleared 9Th, ships VIM Campbell, uor,n. ivsrpoo
Van Dsmsa IBID. oorn'ns do bark Arklow tBr, Robsrs
Tnoox, July 27-ssiIsd, Alice woods. Dicks. Mra-
vicronIA August 2saed, bsrk River Clyde ODD. Mac
WnirxuAvKS July 30 Arrived Crsdto siuonstti. New
York. 80.
tiuo, philx delphts. -
WxsrroEr. July as-ss,lsd. Willie MeLsrsn. NeLsrsns
Baltimore. -
WICKLOW, July 2s-Arrved. Kathleen, st John NIB.
YxutpEN. July 3U--Sailed Aurora, Rose, New Yorkt
BritsnniX, Hrsuvold. Sandy Hook.
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WHALEMEN.

Touched at Bermuda July ~ schrs Lottic Cook Dyer
Provincetown. Is bbs oil 3st, Arizona White. OF
do 40 bbls do Amelia. BraIey OF NIB. 10 bbls do Aug
brig ny Trowbrdre Paine Of New YORK shipped 80 bbs
oil at Barbados and has taken 100 bbls sinesl:
from Capt insiow OF bark Com Morris, OF Nh,
reports her At Juy H. with 1850 Dbs sp oil all told
Reports having spoke within few days. barks Midas,
Isuha, Nh, whaics Minerva. Thompson. do. 100 sp
Reindeer. Baker do o2o do Ohio "a smith. do nothing
tni. Daniel Webster. do. do: Lydia. Cory,
clear: Lsxoda Lewis do, 80 sp Paris, Marchsnt I'd
gatown, whales Perry, Nckcrson. do nothing this
season.
letter from Capt Baker Of bark Cape Horn Pigeon Of
Dartmouth her In PHnAma Bay July ~ with 40
bbs hpbk oil this Would continue cruise In
49,.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

Bo@say: S.rk kiv.L Adams. san fr.sci:oo,,
Giesrsa- scnr EI. Ss.ih.Ts. ssx.rt
s,s.n T T:n% Beck
sssss s' .sSsS.i $:
90 Isya ass.. dis. %: xonts0s. sssi.s %; Ksadss
1ssss L.,sA.oa
S;r: -. :. Il,
ihA.rysd ,.s.ns.s Hiy.I.n Ssr Ar%..sons Liys.
4 Ds.., :s:
1. 'sS STOW Jsss. Ksisn. L.vrsnss
% Grsssiy 1.o a.aSS S:Su a
sy Co:.:p LSsa
Sinsisa.o1 s..sd Ss Fanny k:s. rs s
s asg %m. WI R siass NJ"
ssisd-sieAmsrs Bsvssisn. and csntpsds; brig Grace
SALfIxoRE. Aug ,ii-Arrived, steamer: yo.ls.d:
ssss s xSsy .si D:ssy
W. Aug '?c': S.1. En. a..p
s:.ss:: Il:
!:ss .s!s:s .:ss S: Ill.,.
d..s" pos xnssy
DC :r s.r: nssssss
scott, New Yor,; jones: Sc steven ;S.S do
p s1n A.s sAI so.:s
a,a from S.w S Ss.ss s.xss
ssIlsd ship Tbceosld Waterhsuss, Boothbsy. loal
M 'Sss @.on vssS.S and H.ssln saisS
smith. PS!lsdsDnia; Grace Van Du'sn, Rs'v''. -
Arrived en-: Ia. HI.Seoet B.so'et -'w.
clyas. P.asinssca. New York; bark Holman. from
Cleared io,h. bark Mssp sands, Bo'serd. London
y.soS.sn, Tor sss connsns u Europe: tn jyvood 3D.
iD,H,RrMoUfH, Aug s--Arrivsd scnr Haiti. Ferry.
Snseo, n
aug s,. -: ~: s:. S.l
erson Providence janice SAttsrbwa Wolf kennsbss
a.
.s.y. ksnnsose ,sad cleared Tor New Bedford, william
6issrd.seh;: william Macon: rrssos. Edssr.va;
os NV s Ssnss H:''s s. E .msr rpp.h
nGsa s% a:si.s ' .n Ssss HASKELL
NoKfoLK, Aug e-Arrivsa. steamer oethsr.scs. CD;
Hail. Baitmors for Liverpool sesste ON board 200 head
iishPu, In steamer weysos,et Bartisst from Bostss
Tor Savannah. tsse Miseellssyy . ID
INV ssbf spsi An: sss1 Es'ss. gerry
ijhMxrriysd. sehr w.ssrm.n cosmsn. Sausuetss
s sr Sa j.ss i. ;ss a..
P SHsH :' I.s:. Fuller. New le'S WIN %.
s.,s s.,s. s:.s ,ss' p .s:s
10Th. Ax-Ariv.a. sehr Freeman. Edrids.. Provi.
ssieS-senr Emma. white iron Taunton. New Pork.
rb SE% a3sDc ss Ast s.s Tor Ss
more 50. Symy dsrs,nsr Ne tor y nsw f:.s sr
nA sTss; Al. :S % s.
beam, McG.nnis rhi.dslphis; Ann Amei.. Perth Am
fMlLADLLriIl, AuS il-Arri.ed s.:s~ s,s ohis
s: :.s.s dsiSuS", boston BARK Dig. Au:' c"s:
PORTLAND. Ausu,, s-ArrIved. scsr Ralph Hovss
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coRoNERs' CASES.

howard DrseoIl. aged sixty years. died yesterday In
the Chambers Street Hospital from injuries sustained
BY being run Saturday Franklin square.
Lottte Kreil, child one month old, found dead
yesterday morning in bed where It's mother slept at
her house, No. 90 Cortlandt avenue Morrtsana SUI
location Is believed to have been the cause.
Minnie Wiodham, twenty months old, died yester-
day at No. 0l6 First from scalds received BY
tho upsetting OF n Of boiling water on Saturday
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FROESCH'S RENT.

Sergeant LEM, OF the Central Park police, found a
naked sitting behind a oush the Mall yesser-
day afternoon In the act OF sewing up rent IN his
trousers The Sorgean, took tie man to the Arsenal,
where be gavo his name AS William froescb, aud
said that he had been discharged recently IRON tho
EmiErsnt Hospital on Wnrd's Island where he had
been yipg ~ Tor some time, and since then he had
barely had decent meal TO cat. As hts psntaloons
wanted mendipg he thought he would TX them In
some retired spot 10 the Park, and he begged the
cncers to rve him somsthin 70 eat ~ he almost
tiarving He wss SVEN meal and then locked up
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A BOOK For RrrLE,rEN.

Judge Glider sleeves little work on critics and
Marksmanship," reprinted from the Spirit Of the
Times, is just the work for the young rnsman who
desires to excel. The victor OF CIandeboye and the
prominent figure in so many OF our great rifle con-
safe and careful guide in this branch Of manly
sports He takes the beginner TO the range and shows
him. with hns simplicity OF dction, how to become
first class shot The book contains besides articles
on team shooting. by Colonel Bodiue the State
Rife Inspector, we'll a valuable scientific paper
rife jeotorcs from the pen OF Mr.. Motford 1t
Is literally illustrated and many OF the diagrams are
uuo able In more pretentious works.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ASrwrnr. Aug q sailed ship Bokhsra (sor. oarsen.
New York.
BnisroL, Aug 10-Arrved. bark spirit Of the Morning
(Br). Wendell, New York.
Brrxrs. Aug 1o--Arrived, bark Mary Lswsrison tBr,
Smith New YORK. 500 .-' tt-
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BELOW.

ship Southern Rights CBD Beard from Liverpool vis
Cow bay. CB. June IL
Bark Algeria (Br). Robinson. from Galway July g.
Brig Favort (Nor), Steinert from Bristol July o.
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SPOKEN.

SHIP Hariand (Br). Eugsh from Liverpool for Phil
adeIphia, Aug y, lat ~ "a, lon 10 10.
Brig Mssissipp (5r). Msrchant, from Baltimore FOL
Demerara, Aug T. of bermuda
pBrfg sirius ODD Mcdonald from New York fcr ~ Pierre
Mari. Ang 2. of Bermnda.
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MARITIME MIsCELLAN

We indebted 20 Mr. Gale. Of steamer Canima
from Bermuda. tor favors.
STEAMER wrYBossrr. Bartlett from Boston for SO
vannah into Norfolk 1tn inst in disabled condtio
and Of sne will be detained several days.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sails. Destination
Steamer.
0fr~

ATEs or DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK TIE MONTHS
August SEPTEMBER
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YACHTS. sTEAMBOATs. &C.

yNANrED TO PURCHA,E-A dOOD sCifOUNER
w $50 30 tons burden, not three old
good carrying cspxcity state Dimensions whether keel
or whore buiit aud Address Captain
JONES care OF Kosmsck, ~ Park row No notice
unless price Is stated
WANTED TO CHARTER FOR Ten DAYS -CABIN
w Yacht; party OF four; terms moderate. Box Ash
Pest Office. f7 rty
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NIIsCELLAN EOu \

RIO REMUvE TARTAR FROM THnr ri sTH USE,
- BkoMNy CAMfHVRArkD sAPVkAEEUUs DEN-
IkFhlCEs 20 centh A,t.k ~ ~ IL 4
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.ALMANAO FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.

HERALD. YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
r. sf.' VATIONS. f" Il ',"
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FOREIGN PORTS.

.s.i rr. WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYnEAD. Aug II, PM-wind sw. strong; showsry.