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The New York herald., 1878-09-25
WEATHER REPORT.
FOREIGN PORTS.

AspINwAL. Sept l1-Sailed Bolivar (Br). Do
hery. baltimore and Liverpool <p.,
Delano for New York. schr Altoona. Fitzgerald. from do
CALLAo Aug 81 Arrived SHIPS Charter Oak, Staples
San Freucisco; Sept g. Aoxandrovnna (Br Churchill,
Bombay Mun,ter (Brl Zane. do
Sailed Aug ~, ship Osceota. Spsrrow, uunnillos.
CHArHAM. ID. Sept 10 Arrived bark Orion Sor) Wes-
Cleared aoth-Bark Ans-tt. tyor, king Ayr.
GKoRaErowS PEI sept 2o-Arrived, brig Breadalbane
New York.
HAVANA. Sept a3-Arrved. steamer Niagara. Curtis,
HALIFAX, Sept 2i-saied, bark Sarah Ellen tBr,. for
New York.
Sailed ah stsnmor Lake Chs plain (Br, Remson. Lv.
erpool; ship City ot Qacbcc (Br). Faiconer London.
NKyrs Sept I6--ln port schr X Knighton. Hagensn.
to sail same day for kuatan.
QuEn.c sept ai--Ar.ivcd. bark niida (Bn, o,Bricn.
don: bark Mermaid isr), Coward. Cardiff
Below 22d bark Emma (Br, from Pctou for Montreal; ;
Cleared 3ist. steamers Clyde (Bn, Gemmcr. London
Quebec Brl Giossn Liverpool, Ssrks Haden tSor! Js-
s0ssSs LysrpSS Hy1sssd.o S Pope do brig AioS
Passed Father Point sept -. steamer Peruvian tBD,
pss..d 1sS% ys Donon @ Boucho
from Liverpool tor Montreal.
SMYRNA. sept ARRIVED. senr Benz Courtney. Baker,
81 JAeo Sep. 2s-Arrivcd. bark Thomas Brooks. Par.
SYDNEY. CB. Sop, IsCloarsd. schr Jefferson Borden.
sT joas. HB. Sep. ao-clearea, bark L.na " Cgr.
clair. Liverpool; bark Cypru. (Bp. Parker, do
TusrAN, Aus 30 Sailed, schr Sarah Davis. Cottre
V.LpAaAfso Aug 23-in port. bark st Lucie Merlin an
from New York. arrived 10th. % days passage.
vIcroRrA W. Sept l6-Arrvsd, bark q Murray. Frost.
sailed i6.h brig Lovi Stevens. Gilmore Sydney. Nsw
YAKxourH Ma sept 2O--Arrvcd, schr John Snow (Br,,
Bradford. New York.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Captain G. T. Wis., OF tho steamer W A shoitcn henc
to Rotterdam. has thanks for special meteorological
observations ma 10 connection with the HERALD weather
service.
smr MApsL cLARK-rhe following letter from tho Sec
Of to the Secretary Of the Navy gives se@s
rsnortsa lost at Tristan TAesnhs despatch been
q h
Monarch bIoughs I1, the asa uit :sn 'nGy,G %
:Srvyo;s nr,d to sydney 01 tho 9th Fl by
q 3oan and
Jcnkins of Nova Scotia, and Frank smith sstd to be
ves,e may also add that Consuis report iurnhe.
S s e:.% Of s. sSs s
the most part honorable sna % In nas degree
'S tho Ives sss are Ssde described a. iSo Seroic '
snr JEREMIAH OF Nov York. before reported
"s owner "na ship BsSsrs ana viii carry
freight from New York to Japan.
Arsnss Tepo,s las ?s o on IS saw tic wreck
vessel name hull bot.om up Of about 400 Or 500 tons
about about 5S' $ fatho%s S's ~",er % ee'''' = '
@ Il. London = ion At Sd
from bbis pc and large piccos wreck not
sns s.aa d. ss .s'sa SS. sa'
Appearance Of wre-kase Indicated collision.
o'a1 s" Da 70 load for
aged Guantanamo during the late hurricane In the
BrIc Il MonRs tsr>; previously reported ds%.;.sd
hs sna Sas at % O.
BRIG COMO tBr Tooker At l!s,i.x M from London re- re-,
bow and parts Of vessel about three milo: apart IL
Tho foo ard standing in the forward part
OF the vessel.
scHn SARAH l. DAVIS tof Delfast, which was reported
wrecked Tuspsn In hurricane In August last is re-
ported have sailed from the latter port Aug 30 Tor New
York.
Scum BONITA Misna. wont ashore mt Cape Rom prior
90 and with became total loss captain
and arrived vt Puuta hassa
scnn HAIL. from 81 George Ne loaded with granite
fOr pavI
Thlrtcsh street. North River while in having been
into by tho tug John Nelson No lives were lost.
BANGOR. Sept % -schr watson Baker, for Boston In
going OF the Saturday grounde nc the west
end OF tho She shorcd up TO prevent hor heel
Ing over waited till high water when sho passed
NANTUCKET, Sept 24-Steamer River Queen made :
attempt 20 haul the schr David Ames OF tho
Horse Shoe night aud this morning put an extra
throw tho overheard Another ATTEMPT
of will be night but success ID Doubt
full She 1896 register. and was built
ut Rocktand, Me-
PRovrxoErowN, Sept 22-schr Nspoases OF Boston lost
mainnWss tho harbor this morning.
SAco. Sept 2t-Schr Henrietta from New York, while
towing 2d round into pier two miles be-
and In bow. causing hor 70 leak badly
within 200 feet OF her wharf sho struck tho Spit
AND rcmnus u The leak be reached st low
water patened that she viii be noated without
much trouble.
The New York herald., 1878-09-25
SUBURBAN NOTES.

Rev. Isaac n. SEQ, pastor OF Tho wicklile street
byferan Church, Newark has resigned hts pulpit
Mrs. Catharine Woodruff, Of Newark, fell down
stairs recently and injured herself so severely that
shs died yesterday.
Kern Daily, patrolman IN tho Second police pre-
ciuct Jersey CITY, was yesterday taken before Police
Justice DAVE on warrant charging him with assault
Ing Mr. James Scauiou, respectable ciuzcu.
District Attorney Cauin admitted John O'Noil to
bail In the sum Of $1,000 yesterday. O'Neii wns
arrested a few days ago charged with baving oluscd
the death of Henry Bodni by kicking him nt No 50
North Second street, Williamsburg
Alderman Daniel Sullivan, of the Fourth ward,
Hobokep, was yesterday arrested with his wfo and
taken before Judge Adrdgc OF Jersey City, charged
with assaultipg Mrs Ann Neville, Deighb0r. Tho
Alderman and his vile gavo bail Tor their appearance
before the GraDdJury.
Mr.. Hcany, the Brooklyn pawpbroker, who was
robbed In 1875. and who supposed "Bg Frank" Nc
Csy to be OF tho burglars wss not quite of
hts man when brought before him yesterday morn
log. Ho scanned wiling 10 give him the bcncft Of
doubt HIS clerk however fet no doubt of tho man Is
identity. When arraiqned be lore Judge Ferry, OF
brooklyn, Mccoy pleaded not guilty, and was COM
mitted Tor exam nation next Saturday.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ARrspAI Sept i4-Arrived. bark Kaisto (yor,. Kitte
New York (bcfore reported without dase).
Bn,srol Sept 2aSaied. bark Papa Olivar tItaD, Oil
vari, Philadelphia.
gnyssS Sept 24-saiied. ship Cuba tGcr). stoit Now
York; Meta t(,-r), Hotjes, dc.
CApn sept 2l-ssiicd. sel,r Mary Lord Wood Boston.
CrooEuAvrs. Sept 24-Passcd. steamer Bsvarisn (Br)
Lnszcio, from Boston for Liverpool.
puspxI. Sept 2<-Arived. bsrk Demarchi Qtsl) Ber.
tciotto New York.
pAs1zc. sept 2o--ssiled. bark lEelus (Gcr Berdnr.
New York.
Els,roRs, sept 2o-Arrved. brig Doen Nor,. Dicdich-
sen, New York
BxxouTu, Sept 2f-Sniled. bark Alba utaD, Scsrpati
United States.
GnrHsocx Sept a4Arrvcd, steamer state of Lousisna
C3r), ,Josns,one, New York.
GALWAY Sept 24-sailed. barks Aspotcgon CB), MsKcn
x,o United States; Ella Moore r). Fielding, Wilmington
NC.
uuLt Sept 24-Arrivcd steamer nindoo tB). Stevens,
New York (not previously.
unvsr, Sep, as--Arrivsd, bark Giacomino Utah, Bos
fario Daitiinors.
Sailed ~ brrks Enigma tsr,. Walker New YORK; Nell
lie Quest (Br), Carr Charleston; Ccnfdcnza dad La
vagina Bsltin,orc; Charlie Hickman B,. Dcrnicr. Amer
lea; fianne selmer tHor). Nielsen, New Orleans.
HAMBURG Sep, 2s-sailcd. ship suli otto CBr) Leersw,
New Orleans
Ltvrnroot sept 2t--Arrved, steamer Thcssaly tBr),
farbord. Now York
Sailed 2sth. park Acadia tBr). D~kiu. Key West.
IospoS, Sept ,4-saicd. ship star OF Albion C3r),
uqhcs United States: bark Ocean Express (B) Crosby
Charleston.
LoxpoSprRRY Sept 2s-Saiicd bark Mary Bsxcr (Br)
sproui, Baltimore (not previcusy).
Sailed from Innishowcn Head 2fth, bark Emilia Ciampa
(Br), Csaero, New YORK.
LrzsRp. Sept 2i-Pssscd, steemer Eiysa tBr I,
Mcui,chie, New York for Lsndou.
I1sror, sept isArrvcd, barks Carrie usckie. Noyes
Phuadciphia; Magpus tiuss tSwI. rcrss. do.
MoviLLE, Sent 24-krrived, steamers Anchcria (Br),
Ifcddetwick, New York Tor Glasgow; Manitoben tBr,
Mcnries Montreal for do land both proccedod).
MALAGA. Sept - 3snied, steamer Cassni fBr, Rains,
Ncw YORK.
NAKrss. Sept 22-sailed. brig Sarah Emma, Monroe,
New YORK.
PaviLLAc, Sept 2s -slcd Compctitor 0er). New York
,froru Bortc,usi.
Pnlsu SEPT g2 Arrived. bark Vidal tGcr) schreo.
ber, Philadciphia
Qungssrows. Sept 2t-Avcd. ships Cavalier tBr) Cur
rie New yorR; Oregon. Cushing Pabcon d. Pleas bark
stella CBer, Meyer Victoria ccncoria tSor), Natc Jo-
hanuesen Gcne for Boston sec below brig Plymouth
u36, shedisc.
OF ras,ne, 24sh noon steamer Tho Queen Br. Alres.
Now York for LivernooL
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Bark Norden (Nor), HIGHLANDER. stockhoimFuueh. Edye
&
Bark Prudentia tNor,, Gcruldseu Narseies &C Tobias
3 Go.
Bark serrano iBr), Edgott. BordeauxJ " Parker Co
Bark Agat fNor). Ncrdrurn Newark, NC Tobias GO.
Brig britannia, iiotchkiss. Port span-H Trowbrdges
Sons
Brig Jeremiah Ford. Caibarien and Nuevitas-J Ward
4
schr Emma Endcott, Collins Greytown. Mic strout
K Andrews
schr Dnybresk, Mackay. Port spsin Trinidad)-Icay
craft x Ca.
Scr j. A Edwards, Miller St Msrys. Ga-Abiel Abbott.
scar Annie Moore. E,hridge, Richmond, ya-Jamss A
Van Erupt
sehr vapor, Chamberlain, Batimorc-slasht. Bailey
Co.
schr Mary Douglass. RoG, Phiadelphis--BJ Weinberg
4 Co.
schr William Slater. Kilen. Newark, NJ-Parsons g.
Loud.
schr Eihu Burritt. Hysrd. Calais. MsJohn Boynton's
Sons.
Scbr Julia Baker. Oliver, Boston-Chsrles living.
Schr Louis Walsh. McDaid, Providencc--J q Roberts,
schr George Brown, Harris, saybrook. Ct-CArtwrsht
4 Doyle.
schr Bulkiey. Buikley. saybrook, Ct-Cartwrisht
Doyle,
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived Provtncetown Sept IL scr Quickstep, Man.
lev Atlantic Ocean, with 24O bbts sp oil.
Payta Aug IL bark Emms Jones, Potter, NIB; ship
Milton. Hambiir, do oil not reported.
Arrived at Fayn Aug ~ bark Chns Morgan Ellis OF
NB days out, and 18th to cruse Put In
pair and had boen struck BY lightning In the
Cult Stream damage slight.
SaiIed from Fnyai Aug TO- Palmetto. Bocs Nh to
cruise brig Gasefe, Of NIB. do
Arrived st San Francisco sept II, schr Leo Barker,
Behng Strait with $50 bbls OIL 5000 lbs ivory aud 22
bdls whnebone.
letter from Cspt Williams, OF bark Florence. dated
July IL reports with $50 bbs oil and 1000 lbs bone
Spoke dnto bark Dawn Keenan, with COZ bbls oil and
lbs bonc The ice unusually hcsvy and Il did not
ecem probable feet woad get OF Point Bar
letter from Capt Baudry. Of tho bark Helen Mar,
NIB Gated Lawrence Bay July 20 reports had taken
500 bbs VIII oil and lbs bone this seascn-lsoo bbs
VIII oil 44O DO sp and - 0j0 lbs all told.
spokcn-On Western Ground. middie Of July. barks
nothing this
The New York herald., 1878-09-25
GLOVE MEA LOVE MY DOG"

Newark saloon keeper named Edward Neary -
quite noted a dog fanoier. From an Occurrences
yesterday he shows that those who do not love ms
dogs do love him. He rode yesterday in Newark
horse One OF his canine pets stole In with MIN
and slowed itself away under the seat There slept
until after Neary got out rnen II bounded out, tho
cond Seeing for the first time some tim later
Ncary got the same again and abused mo con-
lose The dog The conductor pnl Neary o. on the
next trip Neary appeared, armed with ciuo, ana
commenced alleged brutal assault on inc couauo,
tor. The latter retorted with his bell Puncb, anu
when both men were covered with blood inc Ioice
interfered. Tho pair were taken before Judge otto.
who, upon hoarpg the facts heiu Nsnry ioi ie""ous
assault In default Of $500 bail
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A SPECIFIC DISCOVERED.

SPECIFIC DISCOVERED.
THOMAS II. HAZARD. Esq. to the Editor Of the Provb
dence Journai:-
When tito symptoms Of the maiady have become
clearly dsveioped-whoh,r 1t be by pain oppression in
tho pleurs stomach hesd liver mock and shoulders side
back bowels ehs or o.hsrwsoc. tho su,rcr place his
or h,r feet above tho antios IL is voy
diacuit TO boar Throw blanket legs and knees
Tsxo two three tho patento or
case may need, OF gapuins BRASDRErH PILLS. Let
the focs rcman in the from three to four minutes
only. Then wipo sscm dry and rub them hard witha
coarse Get into bed aud drink full sumbcr Of
weak lemonade go hot shst b, slipped Then iis
down and cover warm. will be follow.
which will open all tho external pores of body while
the pills will have iHo effect the Internal pores or
ducts. through which. with the assistance Of the sweat
tho morDid matter with which blood internal
orssrs has bccom. surcharged will be expelled by tho
fsrce Of sho unpJurcd vital powers from system.
through tho bowels and health fully restored gen
cra ruie within eighteen to thirty cruel
only sho1id be takon for eighteen hours aer medi
cino.
Tho yellow fever is frequently Of malignant type
that patients struck dead with at once as IL were
n, sometimes, through rarely sho with the fever at
tbs North. OF med'cne or stimuans can act
oncl enough to meet such oxrenccs ou, have but little
aoub, tho remedy bavo prescribed would live,
of tbouauds who would under the experimental and
.rora,x cr,e.lees OF the fossiized regular faculty
some Years ago when tho yellow prevailing at
Mo,,e furnished the late John b. Touimn friend Of
mine who resided there, with lew boxes OF Brandroth
pills aud the foregoing recipe no afervard
that cured with hem four patients who stricken
down with the yellow fever.
In conclusion may Just say for the benefit Of those
whom IL may concern, that pill venaer did
evor rsceive farthua tuor would from Dr. Brandreth
any else for omnending medicine o: oths,
drugs, chatcis. merchandise or other commodity.
THOMAS n. HAZARD.
vAscLusE, r. l., September g, 1879
Providence journal; September e.1s7s
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FIVE WORKMEN INJURED.

Z DEFECTIVE BEAM AND CRASH OF BRrCKs
AND MORTAR.
Pivs workm employed In one Of . row Of I've
buildings 10 the course OF construction on the west
Mds Of Madison avenue, between 1lOth and 1l1ta
ssreeis, hal narrow escape IRON death yesterday
morntsg Tho building in which the accident oc-
cured is tho last OF the vo south OF 111th street,
and the walls aud flooring beams are up far as the
third story. The hatcbway through which the STAIR
way Is to lead had been boarded over, and ave men
were ssandiDg upon the scanoiding. pile OF
bricks and mortar also rested there for ine use
Of inc m On who wore engaged In building the wui.
A few minutes before nine O'Clock the scafIoldIDg
gavo way and tho nve men, together with mass of
bricks and mortar, woro cropped through the open
hatch to the rugged beams OF the floor below. For
sunassly the lower hatchway, which Is directly nnder
che spot where they NJ work whom the scaffod-
ing fell was cnokcd up With carpenters horses and
waved two of from goiag through 10 tho cell
lar OF tSs building The other three esoa ped tho same
tass by the direction which Tho scan0idug teh.
fhey were cxtrlcatsd from the iaien mass Dy their
fellow workmen und carried out OF the build
Ing Beyond several severe bruises and contnsions
serious injuries resulted. Tho injured mon
William Finn, Of No. 433 East Hon street; John
Huriey. of third avenue, between l07In ana 10Sth
streets; Themns Duan, vi 18th street. Fiith
avenue; James Hughes, OF 10th street, between
Tourth and Loxnstou avsDaes, aud Peter Hoolahan,
iininent and b,udagss sthe wounded workmsn were
taken oy their friends Inspector Of Buiidi
the place ASCERTAIN mo cause Of the scc,dsut and
IL was found to have been caused by the
use OF a detective beam, whion Of all
should have boon the most substantial.
Tho flooring beams, crossing from The por,h wall
far as tho hatch, rested upon what is Known as q
s'header," a beam which runs at right anglo 10
them ana bears upon the cross beams al each
end oil the hatch, which runs from wall to wall Tho
latter called 'timmcrs" and II was Quo OF these
which was detective and gAv0 way. he precautiou
ef placing uprights under the .'bsadcr' to hold is
until the partition should be built was not taken, ac
cord ing 70 the statement OF a Mr.. Walker, who np-
psarsd DO onGrge OF the work. The same gentle
man grstulated himself that tho entire south wall
of the building had not been toppled over by the
crash, and the responsibility upon one OF the
carpenters who he said had neglected his work to so
The New York herald., 1878-09-25
ENGEL CONVICTED.

August BneeI, the real estate broker. OF No. 13f
Fourth avenue who arrested the 18th ult.,
charged with having perpetrotsd a number OF iude-
cent assaults girls ranging from clevon to
fourteen years OF age, placed on trial yesterday
ut the Court OF special sessions. Two girs APP
pested sgsinst him and testified that he had
divers occasions subjected them the grossest inde
cences. There we're several other compls ints
sgsinst him, but tho Court decided that the tcsti-
uony OF tho two girls flcient and found Engol
suty OF the offences cborgcd. He was sentenced to
one years imprisonment ana " pay nue OF $3.50 on
each CHARGE
The New York herald., 1878-09-25

Steamer Tiara (3r), Bethele Havre e-Funch, Edge a
Co.
Steamer Amelia tBr), Dixon Davrc-J Tucker Co.
Steamer Augustine tBrj, kn6scil, HHvrv-Doyu h 10.
steamer Champion. lockwood, Charleston j Quin.
tard Co. .
steamer wyanoke Couch Norfolk CITY Point aud Eieh.
mand-Old Dominion steamship Co
steamer Marina stevens, Chance, Bsltimcrc-J
KfcmS
steamer Nereus. Coleman, Boston-H Dimock.
Sbip 81 George (Bri. Evans, Bristol, Ed tucker
Co.
Bark n Boyuton, Mason, IIiogo-Vctnon II Brown TO.
Bark Rocket Pickering, Hobart Town-D ], Sturgis a
SEN.
Bark India (Sor) Meidcii London Punch, Edye a Co.
Bark Stanley tNor), Bratans, Great Yarmouth, BEN
ham Bayescn, 49,
bark uyda tSor). Ness. LcIth-Boekmann, Oericin
10.
Punch, tdye & Go.
BARK or (Nor), Olsen Queenstown Falmouth Tor
ders Bennam A BOycscu.
bark Transatlanc No), Jensen Arundai- Punch Edge
&Co
Bark Niord tvor), semb, Hamburg-C Tobias 4 60.
Bark Pacific tNor) II arris, Antwerp Fnnch Edge Co.
Bark Albion (Norj, NielscD, Rotterdam -funch Ldye
CO.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

OFFICE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR srcoNp DisIRIcr.}
BOSTON. Sept 23, 1879
Notice Is hereby given that rcd spar Ousy No. II.
lying how watcr. has been pRcod on the
thcYne tho ehsnno iWtoly vi.
deDHd in Boston harbor above the "uupsr Mode"
Magnetic OF prominent objects follows
State House NNW; Btrd Island beacon. NNk i 3; Hsg-
stsn southern Of Governors Island, ESE; Flagstaff
Fort epcndcuce. b r u 4.
Buoys Nos 10 and T. Boston hnrbor ssve been moved
scnthward OF their former positions.
BY order o. tho Lighthouse Board.
ID AMES, Commander USN,
Lighthouse 1ns ector, Second District.
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SPOKEN.

Ship II 8 Gregory. Anderson, from Now York for San
Franeisco. May ~. lat 80 n. Ion So
ship Thos Dana stysou, from New York tor San Fran
cisco May %, lat 81 n. Ion AZ
Bark Penobscot Chapman, from Boston for Melbourne,
Avg 26. lat s 10 y. Ion 20 is W.
An English bssk. bound X. showing ietter. WIGS with
loss Of msnma altantmast and uiizzentopmas
Aup 20, LAT ~ as n, Ion IL W.
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EorrKRDAA. Sep. 2osaiied bark Lucille tBr) Jameson
New York.
SOUTHAMPTON. Sept 24-Arrved. steamer hhen cscr''
FRANKIE. New York for Bremen tand sailed).
ST NAz.IRE Sent a3-Arriycd steamer Yorkshire (Br).
Longley. Baltimore.
srErrrs. sept 81 Arrived bark NaJs Nor, knutnsn.
New York.
SEVILLE. Sept lG-Arrived, park Nueva Pastors Ssp)
Fernandez, Savannah.
sr MALo, Sept 23-saled, bark Curlsw tBr), Davies
Baltimore.
LOSpoS, Sept 2aBark Coucordia Nor) from Gehs, via
Enore o. Boston, put into Queenstown tsday She en-
countered storm and sustained damage Her captain
(ohsnnesscn) was lost overheard.
Brig Adelaide Stover, from New York for Demerara,
has put into ST Thomas In ieaky condition.
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLrHEAp. Sept "a. PM-wind gentle; barometer
2969s.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 2f-Wind light.
PLYMOUTH Sept 24-Wipd gentle; barometer, 2oIo
ScfLLY Sept 24-Wind fresh.
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SAILED.

Steamers Tiara tBr), for avrs: Gen Whitney savan-
nSl; CHAMPION, Charlcaton; Wyanoke. Richmond. &c;
shin Maedaleee Ger. Brewen; schr Harry sndel, vr-
gu
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,uhia, with mdse to Funch.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.


Steamer Giaucus Bearse. Boston for New York With
nase and ps:sengsrsto u y pimocs
New Y"r.. VIII, mdss and passengers To- Barring Davis
senr Island Belle. Small, Eastport tor New York.
sehr Mary Fen~ick. Richards. Kenueboc for New
scr Mary Shields, somnn Gardner Me- for Now York.
sshr Helen Thompson. B.siord. Thomaston for New
~s %s 'S % MsyS"S sn.r rsS.y for New r.
sssr spsssrs wh'Sn Ws,, sofssnd tor Sey YsIt
Sch Boston. Butler. boston Tor New York
scnr William Morreli nelly. Boston for New York
sebr Laura q Jones. stevens, Lynn for New York.
ssS &C. .yds. Pm r,, River 70 sF New York
sshr Onruss, Minters. Fail River for Now York.
ss % S.s ss-
schr Nate Ksilsfan Horton. Pawucset for New YORK;
esf ipS S"Trien for for New YORK
sehr Adele Pccis Nichols. Norwich Tor New York.
schr saie Dccoursey. sppe. New Haven Tor New York.
FOUND EAST.
saps Crsrenec. Atainsoa. Nov York Or London
srhr Msycc, Cowau, Turns Island via New York
ss6f i.nda tpr, MOroag Nsv York for CampOseo. NIB.
schr Welcome Homo tBr, Mu"ro,. Now York for -
'Vaa; sesr Hclcn, Foster, New York for Dover, MI.
ssSr sSr .sn. FULLER New YORK Yarmouth asss
schr j worthing,on. Fitch, New York for Cohassct
sonr George A Pierce. Baker, Now York for Salem.
schr Jane w Braucrd Hui. Now York for Newport
csr scsr ni'e aoes I"veriy. New YORK Tor soa,Spor
sehf Ghsengc. ferry; Sew a York 70, e, ,Grse.gor,:
schr Hannah B,ackmau. Arnold, iioooker for Newbury.
schr @ whtldcn wniets, lIoboken for warrcn, RI
schr Peupsylvania. Avery lobaken TOR Now London.
ehr Freeman. Iase Port John son Tor rroydcneo
Schr Useor iiawey liawsns Port JohnDa for Provi-
srhr Wells Wells. Port johnson for East Greenwich.
sehr Ida. nesr,os. Amboy for Taunton. ,,,
sehr Palladium. Ryder, Amboy for Norwich.
The New York herald., 1878-09-25
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

ATrs OF DEPARTURE YORK THE MONTHS
SEPTEMBER AND ocroBER.
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FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
WESTERN UNION TINE BALL.

NKw Yonx. Sept 24-Noon.
Tho Wes,ern Union tlmo ball fell to-day corrcetly.
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a,crmo Satt' D'stiHat'o" orr.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-28
Liver is King.

The Liver is the imperial organ of
the whole human system, as it controls
the life, health and happiness of man.
When it is disturbed in its proper
action. all kinds of ailments are the
natural result The digestion of food,
movements Of the heart and blood,
the action Of the brain and nervous
system, are all Immediately connected
with the workings OF the Liver.
It has been successfully proved that
Green's August Flower is unqualied in
curing all persons afflicted with Dyspe.
psia or Liver Complaint, and all the
numerous symptoms that result from
an unhealthy condition of the Liver
and Stomach. Sample bottles to try
10 cents. Positively sold and in al
towns on the Western Continent
Three doses will prove that 1t is jus
what you want.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-28
Railroad Time Table.
WESTERN UNION RAILROAD.

FOR RACINE q MILWAUKEE,.
LEAVE ARRIVE
OAv Exnresa and Mail S.40AM 500 Am
Mont Fxnreaa f0.15 Pm b:45P Pm
The night express leaving Rock Island every
Sunday night at 1918 with the train arri-
wing in Chicago early Monday morning. No lay
over checks given on through tickets from Rock
sland to Chicago. Through tickets only good on
this tam.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-28
LIVER REGULATOR

II Won feel drowsy, debilitated, have frequent
headache. mouth tastes badly, peor appetite and
fonOne coated You are suffering from torpid liver,
az s.biiioushess,r and nothing viii cure you so
speedily and permantly asto