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P o E TIC AL.
BEAUTIFUL THINGS.

BEAUTIFUL THINGS.
Beautiful faces are those that wear
IT matters little lf dark or fair
Whole souled honesty printed there.
Beautiful eyes are those that show,
Like crystal panes where heafth-hres glow,
Beautiful thoughts that burn below.
Beautiful lips are those whose words.
Leap from the heat like songs OF birds.
Yet whose utterance prudence girds.
Beautiful hands are those tat do
Work that is earnest and brave aud true.
Moment by moment the long day through.
beautiful feet are those that go
On kindly ministries to and fro
Down lowliest " ays, If God W lis 1t so.
beautiful shoulders are those that bear
Ceaseless burdens of homely care
With patient grace aud daily prayer.
Beautiful lives are those that bless
Silent rivers of happiness,
Whose hidden fountain but few may guess
Beautiful twilight, at set OF sun,
Bea dtiiul goal. with race well won,
Beautiful rest, with work well done.
Beautiful graves, where grasses creep,
Where brown leaves fall, where drifts lie dse
over WORKOUT hands-oh. beautiful sleep!
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-05-15

Good advice in like brown bread; it is
very wholes ome, but not always the
most welcome kind offood.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-05-15
WILSON'S HOTEL,
w WOODSTOCK Va.
Enlarged and Greatly Improved
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS
FOR 1hE
Increased Demands of Public
PATRONAGE.

This hotel has been recently improved by
the erection of brick addition to the nam
building which will give considerably more
room, and afford ample accommodation for
he travelling public.
THE TABLE will be vel supplied at all
times with the best the market affords. and
no pains shall be spared TO satisfy the wants
Of guests in this department.
TIE BAR will be stocked with the best
Liquors. full supply Of Wilson's pure
Rye whisky (the only homemade whisky
:. Id in the county, can be found By those
wishing pure article for uIedICal purpos.s
Jurors attending court will be boarded
or their fees per diem, and their certificates
asan in payment if desirel.
Charges Moderste- A call respectfully
olicited.
ROB- RT WILSON
Nay
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-05-15

Montana has a population Of $4,000.
and not one business failure has occur
red during the past ,eaRS This pros
porous showing is due to the fact that
when a man Is on the verge o. bank
ruptcy his accommodating ncighbors
take him out aud hang him toa tree.
Thus business integrity is encouraged
aud thrift is stimulated.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-05-15
SHENANDOAH HERALD
Advertising Rates:

Advertisements viii be inserted at One Dollar
per square of ten lines less for the first inser-
ton, and so cents for each subsequent insertion.
Unless the number Of insertions be marked upon
the manuscript, it will be published until forbid
and charged accordingly.
Notices in the local column will be inserted .
double the advertising rates.
Advertisements for three montas or longer viii
be inserted at lower rates
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-05-15
DR A. MA r TIN,
4niScelidJteOnS { dTtfS-

NKEEN's MANSION HOUSE.
IN ALEXANDRIA, VA
JAMES GREEN,.........'-'...'' - Il "oli' ~
IAa frst-cass hotel, in every respect. The ciu
zens ofihe valley having busines IN Aexahorla oi
Washingtou. and travellers going North or Scutn'
will and this An agreeable resting place on the
route. as it does not cequire the early start Dy
, eyeral heurs as from Wash ngton or Bauunore'
Cars and Steamboats, leave Alexandra lof "asn-
~ Ny W JAM 7-tf
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-05-15

DAv1s.-G. A. Brown, Harrison White, Jno'
s oSrwALL.-Jos. Doll, D. F. Spiker, JACOB
Spigle. vi, povrroon SiIao
MADiscx,-Jos Conner, Philip Bowers samuel
Schmucker. o. u TT Goa
4sHBY.-Joseph Perry, A. J. Myers b. d. Con-
man.
LEG. ". Tidler, j. II. Hagey, Mark Iholnas'
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TREASURER.
COMMISSIONERS CF REVENUE.
SURVEYOR.

William Tisinger, i''
SUPERINTENDENT OF POoR.
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ROAD COMMISSIONERS,
SHENANDOAH COUNTY BANK

o. 4 ar
,aLll' ~ Hambu' g.
Mark Thomas,
SHENANDOAH COUNTY BANK
Moses Walton, Ca1hiar
George NJ. Borum, -. Cashiar
J. " Msgruder, asst
NEW MARKET BANK.
roh, I, ,-ooDo President
David L. Kagey,
COMMISSIONERS IN CHANCERY'
C1acr1r CouRr.-P. W. Magruder, E. E. Stick
lev, l. Ilite Bird, L. D. Newman. 49,,
CoUxTY CoURT.-P. v. Magruder L. L SticA'
ley, L. Triplett. IT.
COMMISSIONER OF ACCOUNTS.
p. W. Magruder WOODSTOCK va
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Beautiful faces are those that wear
1t matters little II dark or fair
Whole-souled honesty printed there.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-31

snAuEs LAZY HxAp tBr wrecked assr Fox River. ssid
1t auction for 1850 She 83o.0Ou
BAaK LAWRENCE, from Smyrna for Bossca before re-
ported. WAS burned Aug in lat 81 ~ lon 10 90 Grew
have arrived 1t Now Bedford There Insurance.
the vessel.
BARK Lows cswe,. which lett Cocsaw, SC. Aug 20 far
Asrhuur put back Coosaw 18TH having sprung Hoak
during heavy with winds when three days
out
scHR SPRING BIRD, Mckay, Of Bridgetown. Ms, brick
laden her dawn the Annapolis kiver 23d inst,
struck rock At Tnppers Creek causing her to leak
badly She hauled into the wharf At DEby. whore
such repairs made rs to enable her to pro-
coed on her voyage.
small fishing schooner ashore Aug 20, Boston
Light
BARKy soukp t0ntariol Aug so Steamer Maguettewsn
ran ON rock halfm from Byns Inlet Lighthouse 1a
IL 10 known how much damage has been sustAnro
seamug and barge have been despatched to her assist
ance.
LoSDoS. Aug 3o-Bark Warrior tBr,. Gale from swan
sea for Quebec before reported passed complete wrecS
has be- towed back 60 swanses partially dtsmnsed
NKwPoRr, Aug 2e--The leak In schr {; Buxton from
Bangor about the piankshear after dschsrsfnK
part Of deckoad She has been pumped out and 10 now all
right.
,QusnKc. Aug 2s-surveyors have condemned steamer
benefit Of the quantity Of the materials
ssved from the wreck have arrived mp.
ST JOHN, NIB, Aug 3O-The bark Hebe tNor) before
reported ashore the Wolves said have sunk be-
tween two efthe islands survey will be hold ut once
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WHAT HAS BECOME OF HIM?

Al halLpast I've O'Clock yesterday morning Ofacer
Faiop, Of tho Sixteenth precinct, while passing along
Wost Twenty-nnh street, between Thirteenth avenue
aud the bulkbead. picked up from tho sidewalk
white Derby hat. nearly new, cane and morocco
pockeibook, upon the oil which stamped in
gilt letters "Barent D. Anthony" The officer took
tho articles the station house. and Detective Doyle
was sent to Investigate the He found
that Anthony vas clerk In the
ploy OF William Venvill q lawyer, at No. IA
John street, and that no lived with his mother In 1924
street, near Lexington avenue. Anthony did not
appear his employers Office yesterday, and his
mother notified OF the discovery or bis effects
Detective Doyle also learned that Anthony spent
Thursday evening az tho house or MISS Mile Butler
No. 351 East Third street, 10 when he has paid
siderable attention She stated that no left her
shortly alter midnight, and their relations
pleasant whom they parted. during tho evening no
casually mentioned that no mad In his possssssoa
4126 belonging to his employer, which ne had
collected that day. The spot where his hat cane and
pockesbook were found did not indicate that strug-
Clio had taken place there, and although there
money in tho wallet the police do not believe that he
robbed. The convenience OF the river also sug.
sence, but Captain AIlars thinks he would have
changed his mind from sucn a determination whils
walking TO the river front. There nothing
pockeibook that would explain hrs absence
general alarm vas sent out last ght IRON Police
Headquarters as follows
Look for Barcnt DE klyn Anthony twenty -four years
ola hve feet Two In height having dark brown hair
gaiter Shoes gold watch ana rubber cbaiu Lett ISL
East Third street ut hsifpast twelve A. N.
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ere was discovered about nine O'Clock last night
the second story OF the carpenter shop Of James
Adams, No. 90 Hanson place, Brooklyn, and before
tho engines arrived the flames had gained head.
way that they extended to the carpenter shop OF
John Jennings adjoining, back OF which were U nder-
hiil's stables. As soon the dremcn arrived
they began removing tho carriages horses from
stables ana succeeded in getting all safely out Not
wIthstaD dug the hremeh used every endezvor 10
suppress the flames they Burned brisky until the two
carpenter shops, the stables and the rear OF the
iramc buildings Nos FOG and 70s Fulton street, were
damaged.
The buildings burned were owned by tho Dudley
TeYit estate, and the loss them is about 50, 600
Mr.. jennings and Sir. Adams loss In about $500
each. George Drout. who occupied No 7O6 AS q
butcher SHOP estimates his loss ut about $780, hch
Is covered by Insurance. James Ellis. the occupant
OF No.. 70S also loses about $500; Insured.
The delay IN tho arrival OF The engines said to
% due to the refusal OF William .Esop, employee ~
the American District Telegraph Company. whose
Office was Ia the same block tho 1re 10 send
alarm, Notwithstanding he was offered pay do by
G. L. Fields. Esops excuse was that the district
telegraph was for private bu sincss, not public.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, August 80, 1873
Frank A. Barr has been nominated for Congress by
she republicans OF the Second congressional district
Of West Virginia upon a hard money platform.
-t SAVANNAH. Ca, August 80, 1878.
In tho First Congressional District Convention to-
day the contest was quite exciting On the eighty
ninth ballot John q. Nichols, OF Backshear Pierce
county, received two-thirds and was declared
the nominee OF the democratic party.
MOUNT VERNON. III, August 80, 1875.
The greonbackers OF the Eleventh district have
nominated Seth +. Crews tor Congress-
SIOUX CRY, Iowa, August 80, 1878.
The democrats OF the Ninth district to-day nom-
mated alter Ii. Brown, OF Emmett, for Congress
LAFAYETTE, Ind, August So 1873
The Democratic Congressional Convention OF this
district has passed series OF resolutions declaring
DR.. Delamatyr, tho national candidate, the unani-
nous choice Of the Convention for Congress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-31
BANK ROBBERY.

THREE MEN SEIZE THE CASHIER AND COMPEL
HIM TO OPEN THE SAFE.
SEDALrA, Mo, August 80, 1873
Tho Scdalia Democrat has the folio wi particulars
OF the robbery Cencordia Bank which occurred
yesterday
Concordia is q town of about l. 500 Inhabitants in
Lafayette county, on the Lexington and st. LOUIS
Railroad, thirty miles from sedaia. The principal
banking BUSINESS of all that part OF Lafayette county
is done by the Concordia Savings Bank, Of which j.
II. Lohocfener is president aud A. Flicker cashier
Yesterday afternoon about half past one O'Clock three
entered the bank. Ono OF asked the cashier
who alone In the bank, TO change dollar bill
While he was changing the bill another man jumped
the counter and caught the cashier by and
placed hand over his mouth They then took
what money was in sight, and, putting pistol to the
cashiers head. told him to open the safe. He did
under fosr OF his fe the robbers all the pa
per money in the safe, between So 900 and 81 000
fusng to take the silver, OF which there bet cen
81 900 and 50, 600 IN the bank During the robbery
gentleman named Sodsman was near the bank, and
OF the robbers who guarding the door, called
him TO advance, instead Of which he turned and ran
Tho roober fred at Sodeman, but missed him. Tbcy
then mounted tber horses anc galopcd OF In south.
ery direction. Tho whole robbery occupied about
minutes They were all mounted good horses,
newly shod. The citizens are IN hot pursuit.
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CLEARED.

steamer City Of Riesnend 3D. Leisch. Liverpool via
sss amer spain DR. Grace. Ly.rpoolF Hurst.
steamer Ptolemy sBr booth Lvsrpsc.sutk &Jevons
Steamer otr.s.o tBr. Jenkins Hull via Southampton
= s ! % imsi.aen SsT. w...sn. n.,l-x..ss.;
s.ssme Alp. OBJ, WILLIAMS, Port an Priaee and s.v.n
Steiner City Of Austin. Hines, Gsivsston-C Mallory
steamer Josephine Thomson. Moore. eIphiA--J
sss"mer Tacony. Davis, Phiiadelphia-Jame. Hand.
Ship sunrise. Clarke Yesohs%s Liysrmcrs
Ship New World Hammond. Londentirinneil, Minturn
Ship Southern Rights Breard, Richmond. va-Jsmss
ship Premier txor, Bruuusg.srd. Newark. -Benbam
Bsps Corinxs. Josselyn, Bombsy-R W Cameron 4 Co.
BARK Pam. Nor,, Mashissoa. iendon-Bsnham BOye.
Bark Option cBr,. Gauntlet, Tyne Dock. E-Bsnhsm
BARK Rosa (Aus, cosuch. Penarth Roads for orders
B"rk n Haven. Uiricr. Londonderry, miller 4
SS; s;%s. or Falmouth
BARK Annie ) Marshall tsr). Parker, Antwsrp-J W
BARK Aipheus Marshall Bp, Mcr.den. Bromsn-J "
BARK pornrio di Martini ussD Gals,oia Trie.tsBsn.
Bark msnrit Ib,en tSor,. Nielsen. Observation-Disclosures
Bsfk Hakon Jsrl Csor,. Nors'jcid. Amsscrdam-Bo
BARK Director tBr,. shsmpler, BOrdeaux-scamucll
BARK L.da tAu.0. Mcdowell Eoraeaex-sioeoyieh& Co.
Park Toni Ausj. Cattsrnich. Bordeaux John Sea-
ger =. .
Bark Nimrod (Aus Gsrolomich. Cetts-John seager.
Bark Fosetc iNor, Christensen L,bsu tsussia) Book
mann. Oerlein A Co.
bark Matilda Buck (Br), Buck, Rockiand. Mp New
BARI Marion, Niekrrson. Galveston -Tuppcr Bsathe
Brig TENT Aus) Toms ssich. Bordenux-Slocovieb Co.
Brio Kate (BrI. Flynn. Corfu tGrcscej Ill Bailey
Co. ...s..
Brig Rothesay tBr), Nickerson Hslit~x, Ns-scammel
Bros
ray, Jr. -
fchr Pilots Bride, Bagiey Ponce. PRS Levi Co.
schr Charles nsyer, Poland. Galveston III W Loud
Go.
Ray. -
man,
schr Addis Hesry, sAbisson, Newborn, NC Master.
schr Astra tBrj, Braaseomb, Newark. MI Ncvius
Son.
..schr charles willard, wallace Pert JohnsenMsreus
Hunter Co.
schr Aueghsnis, Bryant. Portland, Nell Brown
Co.
schr d Sawyer. Cummings. Hswburypcrs- Frye Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-31
POLITICAL NOTES.

Senator Ransom, OF North Carolina, is satisf cd
that the entire Congressional delegation from his
State will be democratic.
Tho clorgy OF San Francisco urging the dele
gates the forthcoming nvention insert Sun
day clause in the constitution OF California.
The Cameron clans once more exceedingly active
10 Pennsylv
Quite number Of border State papers are predict
ing .t,daI waves" in October and November.
Wade Hampton rs candidate for the United sta,es
Benate.
q The question OF the hour Ia Massachusetts Just
now is whether Butler will capture the Democratic
State Convention.
Nearly the entire democratic party OF Wisconsin
has gone into the national camp.
Butler will speak Ia Lowell this evening.
The young republicans who met the other day in
Worcester were quite mature in years but very weak
10 numbers.
George H. Pendleton will mako himself heard in
OHIO next week.
II now turns out that General Joseph L. Johnston,
the Virginia Congressional candidate, was considered
once by President Hayes as the proper Southern
member for his Cabinet instead of Judge Key.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-31
RossA's FRIENDS.

crowded meeting OF Irish nationaiists was held
al She armory OF the Sixty ninth regiment last
ing for tine purpose OF considering the best means OF
making some provision tor O'Donovan Rosa, who Is
now sick in 81. Peters Hospital, Brooklyn and in
needy circumstances. Eumber Of delegates from
various Irish societies In New York city, Brooklyn.
Jersey City and Hoboken were present, and the
strongest sympathy was manifested In the
object for which the meeting was called. A
permanent committee appointed TO take
charge Of subscriptions to testim O'Douovan
Rosa, and q number OF sun-com mii,ees ap-
pointed 70 take charge OF the arrang emsnts. Com.
muncations from prominent Irishmen were read, ex-
am promising the most hearty support Al late
hour The meeting adjourned, 10 meet again Friday
september 9. At the armory Of the IRISH Volunteers
No. Is Seventh street. II was announced that similar
meetings were to DO held IN neighboring cities and
that generous response 10 tho appeal already pub
lished was autic pated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-31
BRUTALITY ASSAULTED.

boy entered the Eldridge street station house
shortly before midnight last night and Informed Ser
geant Granger That man had been murdered 10 front
OF No. 100 Edridge street On receipt OF this nior-
nation the Sergeant despatched Onlecr Greed to In
vcstigatc the matter. The oflcsr returned,
bringing with him David smyth, Of No. 294 Broome
street, who was covered Win blood, which was
flowing from several cuts on the head He taken
into the sitting room aud alter tho blood washed
away four deep gashcs were found the right side
OF his head and severe 0ruise under his right eye.
Smyth told The Sergeant that he LETT his house 10
escort ms sister.in-law 10 her home, 10 Forsyth
street whon ne was passing NO. i2s ms
by two men who stood IN the doorway. Hc rebuked
them Tor their conduct, and they replied by striking
him In the lace A 1gnt then followed and during
the melee he stabbed and assaulted q
Alter beating Smyth until he wss almost uncon-
scious the ruhans away. The house, which 6
tenement, nvo stories 10 height, was searcned from
cellar TO garrett, but the men could not be found.
Smyths injuries, which are supposed 10 DO serious,
were dressed by police surgeon.
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SHOT HIS FRIEND.

Shortly boore nine O'Clock last evening Thomas
Walsh. aged thrty-tour who has just been released
from the Stpss Prison, the residence Of John
Curtin, atNo. LOG Cherry street, and, ATE saying 10
him 'Jack, Pm gong, TO shoot you," drew .
revolver and fred II at him. The, ball entered
tho ~ left side OF Curtin's scalp and
pIoushing its way tor about Two inches, passed cut
leaving an ugly wound Tho injured nan was con-
veyed the Fourth precinct station house. and from
there to the Chambers Street Hospital Upon exam
ination at the latter institution II found the
wound only superficial, ana after II was
precinct station house, where no is de-
taiDed witness against Walsh, who was
promptly arrested and locked up So far as Tho police
know lhere had been previous quarrel between
Walsh and Curtin who are old acqunintsnces Walsh,
II is understood. convicted OF highway robbery,
for having robbed soldier In Catherine strcct about
the year 1870. and sentenced TO twelve years. penal
servitudc Tho Communication OF time for good
duct caused hts premature discharge from prison.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHfEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, August 3l-1 A. NJ.
Indications
FOR the Gull States clear PARTLY cloody weather
variable winds, mostly southerly, nearly stationary
pressure and temperature.
For the South Atlantic States warmer partly
cloudy weather, occasional rain; winds mostly
southeriy, stationary or lower pressure.
In tho Middle Atlantic States, warmer partly
cloudy weather. in south portions occasional rs,ns
winds mostly southsaster,y, stationary followed by
falling barometer
For the lower lake region warmer, clear weather.
followed by increasing eloudness and rain variable
WINS, mostly from northeast to southeast lower
pressure.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly cloudy
weather, frequent rains variable winds. stationary
pressure ana temperature.
For the upper lake region, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys, warmer, clear or partly
cloudy weather, winds mostly from southeast to
south west, stationary or lower pressure.
FOR New England, clear partly cloudy weather
variable wines mostly southeriy, stationary temper
sture rising followed by stationary or falling bar.
omcter
The rivers will remain nearly stationary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-31
FOREIGN PORTS.

Batavia .io,e reported for San F'aneseo olmsra tB,
In port July %. saps Reaper Poole for Lcndos; F.rns
si.eo Gisy Camp !Br,. Clarl and Prince KadoDh
s. % Do"s. 'm"uq Robins. ana Prineoe.s,
'S c2is1rsnos Aug sosa.a bark sp.nher Br White.
ss.:.s ss 4Ss lion. % S.
Also arrived nth bark Premier Maekonnis. siupson.
sh i. s Sa s. e o ss m.:
yen. tSsr, sehs.n, Koehefort; Bo.ird tBr,. Asin.
ssss H. ssls9 Sss Cork,
sip Ls.ssr Nsr Brsr,s:srd mIy.s ss.y
nolds. View YORK.
MaI,yaI Az; 80 Arr,sca steamer Caspian DO rroes'.
malaga, Aug 10 In port bark ABBY Bacon. Merrill for
-MosrayAn, Aug ss-Arrivsa. ssst Hawk tBD. Calder.
der: w.ehiy. Louacn sotS Bell. tSsr; Christie
cleared aisi .rdns Brosn.f. ts1. SsIssn Gsu.
isr, Dunn Belfast; aith Cornss 1Sor,, Chri,ssSssn
PIcrou. Aug Cleared. bark Asbsu.es tBp. johnson,
QunrSsrowS. Aug 81 Arrived. brig Jonathan Weir tBr,.
Ar e; ss%gS, @
Milne Liverpool Tor bark Albert Victor tBr). Davson
tetn for dol scnr Nov London. ibney. Cleveland ohis
y. 9s,s OAK ;s k,,se' e
Pnssed rather Point bhh, $50 I'm. steamer Satm
Orr Arid, from Liverpool tor Montreal.
RIcHisucro Aug 2s-ssed BARK Unity tBS), Bumsr.
Liverpool
SHANGHAI. about Aug 10 -Arrived. bark W II Besse,
Barker, Cardiff
ST THosAs. Aug fS-sscd schrs Maud seward, Pattcr.
son, Hnm.cos Thomas Pii>bury. Hewitt. rsnsscols;
18th, Powell, williams. Cardenas
ST JOINS. PR. Aug 2s-Arrived. steamer Hsdji tBr.
Fairciosh Lagnayra. he. for New York
ST JAco. Aus so-Arived previously brig Jessie Rhynss,
Adams. Boston
~ Jons. Nh. Aug 2s-Arrived. ship Superior CNsr
Nygsard, London.
Cleared 2sth, bark Thos Cochran (Br), Mcclellan. Mar.
seiies; brig Martha Brady (Br), Brady cork Quay.
WINDSOR, Ms, Aug 2i-Ciesred schrs sparei. aowel,
Venture bateeid New Yo.s I'D George Perry: riysn.
do zeila Haowei, do; 2sth. Lucy Hammond Robson,
do Laughn, Haliowsii. do.
yoxosAnL. Aug 2o-Arivsd, steamer Beigic OR,
Msve Maj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-31
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA, Aug 72-Auivcd. bark MeIanethon. Macon.
San Francisco.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug 70 Arrived, schrs Lydia Middle
ton, New York; Abrsni Richardson, windsor.
Clearsd-Scnr Maggie VAN Dnsen. Brooklyn.
Passed down-schrs ID Anthony. for Fail River; Y
Phillips Boston; II Hopkins Crvton; william Walton,
Pawtucket; Surprise, do.
APPoSAUG, Aug 3s-Arived, sehr Mary Miller, Dayton.
Philadelphia I
ssiIed-schrs Thomas snnlck son. Disssrssn for Phia
delohsi yuiisA Ms,ths, Hops, Now York.
BOSTON, Aug 29-Cle AIRED, scnvs Jennie Ntdoeton.
Whitaker, Philadelphia, Hattie q Dow. Ntckersco
Charleston, sc, via Barren Island, LII. -
Sailed steamers imbros, Harrisburg aSd Pcttsvifc
brigs Iusn AID Notiey. - -
s,th-Arrsved, steamers yeddo tBr) Owens. Hui. |;
Rsstesuake swain, rnfadelphta; Newman Nickerscn 20
vaneus Bearse New yovt schfs Joseph Allen, hussens
Bsitimore Richard vaux, Robinson, do eto tsckey,
DO; Marcia > Lewis. Lewis. Pert Lcsts We Emms
Potter (Br Jonss Bafbadoes Mair Cfannrer. Coonbs
Rsbeees 0srter weeks snd Cssric Godfrey 0odhey.
Philadelphia.