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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-09
FEAST OF ALB.

Large numbers OF tho Hebrew population Of this
city celebrated yesterday thor ancient aud mourniul
Feast OF Alb, instituted TO commemorate tho destruc
ton OF King solouons temple and the city OF Jsrusa
lem. This, ike many similar timc-henorcd customs.
brought by the Jews to the country OF their
ADOPTION has OF late years been falling into dis
use, and 10 Is only the most orthodox among tho
Israetcs here who strictly observe The Feast Of
40 or indeed, many OF the stated feasts and fasts
prescribed by the Levitical law This year the feast
derived than ordinary interest on account Of
the late 10 Turkey, which lett thousands Of
Jewish families pcnniicss In Morocco, also, whole
districts suffering from the panss OF famine.
In view Of this melancholy state OF snirs among IN
lsrseitish comm unities IN the East DR.. II. r. hendcz
Of this city, makes an appeal TO the American Jews
and sympathIzug Christians to remember the poor
people VINO are suffering In those famine stricken
Countries nd ADDS dollar ~ sucient to pur
cbssc food enough TO keep nifty persons Tor twenty
lam hour
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BArsApos Aug 3saicd bark Clara Eaton, Davis. Bal.
Uaep,S.s July 27 Arrived, biigs Johanna, Leunox.
Narcotics. Mary Penneli Leighton ~ Thoma
Jennie GfMcy. 0key. do Jth, briss Samuel Muir (Br)
hicks, do; Emma Hall. Perry. Now york schr David
Cleared Jaiy ~ brig. Julis Carney. Arey.N Of Hat
tsras Poen-. whittier. DO; cscstee SPARKS do; sehr
C,rSSuse"s jay a5-Arrvcd brig Alexander Sirhels
sailed c4th banks Esther, benjamin, New York; Mary
McKee, Riley Boston brig James Miller Parker Boston,
schr n Is Marion, WINGS. 90
CAiBARIsS. July 24-Arrivea, brig Fenernc, Tracey
Lisbon. . .
,;uArnss Nh, Aug 5--Clesred. ship British America
tl,r), Lockhart. Birkenhesd brig Maggie tBr), Lewis
Hose KoSe July 4 In port, ships Highlander. HUGH
iuson Cough do; barks annie Lorwsy tBr',
tales Tor London Chas l. Pearson, Swsiu Sonntag.
simmons do; siss Fish. Williams. aud Rosetta Mcneil
Brown. d.. -, ..-
lphia Oh. bark Clara (Br) Baynou, Lverpool
schrs n Buddtg. Hinckman. fascagoula; White wing,
Stubs New York; 3lst brig Ida tBD. UBrcn. Ship
Hsrbor; Aug !, schr Geo sealey. Lee, Pensacola.
sailed July bark Alaska trl. Jones, Boston; brig
epo (sp Alvarez, Pensacola; 18th bark Adelaide Nor
rs keene, Matanras; 3ist. bark Robert Murray, Jr.
Hartman Srw YORK Aug bsrks u dc Csnaries (sp)
fiodrirues, 50 john, NJ; Elbs, Pierce. New York
Cleared July 81 Bark Lola yp, Arncnbrct Baltmore
tSp). Terfnsa, do.
karAszss July 70 Arrived, brigs Julia u sske Paine
81 Thomas Both Hattie Bishop Jackets, Portaud 3is
barr j nc TIRE (Br), Reed glasgow
Sailed July - bark Josephine, 0suton OF Hastcrns
schr Jsbn ood smith. Dc 3ls miG FytnE Cloud tB{.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AARuuus Aug sArrived. bark Erato tNo). This. New
York.
BELFAST Aug 7-saiied. bark Paul. Thorn ann (Ger,,
vogt United states.
BERGEN, Aug 4-Saed bark Hoitingen (Ner), Evcnsen,
United States
BRxxsN. Augs-Arrivsd ship victora, Atwood, Akyab.
BORDEAUX. Aug s-Arrived. bark St Cloud, Stiphen.
Ketka.
Arrived Pauinsc 9Th, barks Tres Mayop,. Gamscho
Baltimore via Quesnstown Albert Shuts, Lstham. Nor
hoping. x-.s =
DuxxIRx, Aug 7-Arrivsd. bark Donald rssyusos (Bp.
Ross Bnltimore.
GLASGOW. Aug s-Arrved steamer Eh King (B,, Scott,
Montreal.
Sailed sth brig Nsva (r). smsltxer. Bridgewaer MS
GALWAY. Aug s-Arrived, bark Duvsil (Br,, Harris
Baltimore
GKSoA. Aug 5-Arrivsd. ship Fadernesiandet CSor).
Nielsen. Pensacola Cbefors reported without dsts.
Hull. Aug e-Arrved, steamer Yoddo Or, Owens, New
York. .- .,-ig aaats. 2
York. atlt i
Arrived at cuxhavsn 9Th, ship sulioss (Br) Lccrsv
Mejillones.
HAvRr, Aug s-Arrvsd dory Nautilus, Anderson, Bsv-
cry
siAIs, Aug l-sailod barx sosnde Cyor Pcdersen New
York
LIVERPOOL. Aug s-Arrivod, steamers Altmors (Br),
Barnes New York. Mississippi CBr), Thearie. Montreal
Sailed 9th. steamer Bohemian CBD, Grundy Boston;
banks Ranger. (Br), Crosby Delaware Breskwster;
Ttkoma AnoreWs,
Fenandina; Homsward Bound. Merryman. Charleston;
brig George (Br,. Carroll, Wilmington. NC.
LONDON, Aug s-Arrived, brig Ella tBr,. Dart, new
York.
LIMERICK, Aug s-Arrived, bark II Jackson. Bacon,
New York.
LONDONDERRY, Aug S-Arived bark Hiavatha OBJ.
Little. Baltimore.
Sailed 7th bark VIM Gordon (Br, Fisher United States
Lxcmoxx, to Aug s-salsd, bark Amala Garsufo QtsD,
Jscesrno, New York.
MARssILLEs, Aug 5-Arrivsd, brig rubai Cain, Stone,
New York core reported without date) 7th. bsrks Nell
lie My Rose do Victor, Pond, SINGAPORE; Georgiessa
Small. New York
Sailed eth. sehr Kensstt, Haraden, New York.
NEWCASTLE, r. Aug s-Arrivcd, bark Ransvola (Br),
Prince, Bull River via Halifax.
loch. New York.
Oronro July zs--Arrved, bark Germauia (Port) Pei
iica New York before reported without datcl.
QUEENSTOWN Aug 7-Arrived bark Luigis tAus). FER
Ian Baltimore: sth Fror Nor Garrison, Philadelphia;
Theta tBr, Clark brig Ernestiuc. McAevy Portland
Me. - .-.....
RIVAL. to Aug e-Auivsd. bark Thetis Dan), sahan.
Philadclpbfa (before reported ashore below.
ROTTERDAM. Aug 7-saiied. Proscrpina Nus, Ivanich,
United states. ''. i@.-'
SOUTHAMPTON, Aug s-Auived. steamer Hindoo Orr,
| Stevens, Now York for Hull.
STOCKHOLM, Aug S-Ssicd BARK Europa (Sor, ohannes
sen. New York
srR.LsuSp Aug 4sailed. bark Ansgar CNor,, Gunder.
sen, New York
sASrAspsn to Aug sArrived, bark sigrId (yor) raar
Wig Philadelphia.
Woo. to Aug s-Arrived, bark Pedro Pisndoln Csp)
Roix, New Orleans
WATERFORD. Aug 6-sailed, bark Navigator tNor).
samondsen, United States.
WEATHER REPORT.
| polYnxAp, Aug g. PM-wind wNw, moderate; baroms
PLvsourH, Aug s. PM-wiua sw, ight barometer 30 IS
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SUDDEN DEATH OF A PASTOR

The FIRST German Church OF Paterson held It's
pual picnie yesterday. The pastor. tho Rev. jacob
wahrs led mis- flock to the picnic grounds at
Passaic Falls. The church people In large numbers
started about eleven A. NJ, led by the pastor and
brass band The pastor walked, cane In hand, with
rapid stride He had been III for some time, and
while Market street he was seized win
vertigo ana Tell TO the pavement. He was then
lifted wagon, and, feeling revived, shortly aftcr
concluded TO 60 on rather than return homo and
oampsn tho pleasure OF the party He joked with
those IN the wagon, who showed him every attention
ana gradually began TO consider his attack OF
mcnI. Al tho bridge IN spruce street he Tell back
ward In sudden pnroxysm oil pain, and Tho
occupants OF tho wagon, alarmed at this evil
drncs OF his dangerous Illness, At once sent
for the nearest physician. lew minutes later,
and before tho doctor arrived, tho pastor died.
The procession was then Just fling into the
YaIls' ned for their merrymakiDg and there ensued
q scene oil great excitement Tho mcrrymakers apan-
doned all amusement and AT once the procession OF
pleasure seekers turned about and became funeral
ccrt6gs. They attended tho remains to the pastors
late home In Elm street, where the household was
thrown into grief and the picnic party oisbanded.
The Rev. Mr.. wahronburger was formerly pastor OF
q church at Haversraw and lat5r mt 1enany. He sue
cesdod the Rev. Mr. Weiss IN the Elm stree: Church
In Paterson. rhc church being poor he Taught an
English and German school He was liberal IN re-
ligion and custom. thoroughly educated, nns
speaker and universally respected In Patterson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-09
CONCERT AT BELLEVUE.

Tho Young Mons Christian Association gave q con-
cert last evening the amphheatrc Of the Bellevue
Hospital Tor the benefit OF curative patients OF tho
institution Before eight O'Clock the ampbnheatre
was filed by the patients, malc aud female, and some
Of their trends. The programme was varied and In
ersting seemed well adapted 10 tho purpose In
tended. The concer, opened with the hymn. ''fhe
Old Folks in chorus, followed BY solo aud duet
and the reading OF an original composition by young
At music ha,h eharms and real mental diagnosis
for the convaescont the proof OF the fact was iuiy
last evening In the pleasure with which
patients received every part oil tho singing ana
music. There low persons. young or old, who,
having through the stages OF disease and SICK
and long for something TO sootne and encourage
them. These concerts, therefore, seem timely and
considerable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-09
CONCERT AT NEWPORT.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEWPORT, r. l., August y. 1878.
small but spprec,a,ivc audience greeted the grand
opening performance at the Opera House tonight Of
the English and Italian Opera Company. Nothing
tpat would equal tho entertainment has ever been
gwen 10 Newport; but II settled fact that under
no Circumstances will tho cottage people patronze an
evening entertain ment matter what attraction Is
offered, and this fact concustveIy proved to-
night The following programme was rendered.
- PARrL
!. Grand duo 'Bslisaro" .Donizetti
8. Grand valss tso!o, p,anoh ''Fs1st" .;...L List
8. Grand aria, 20 INTO Fernando. iron "Fa.
1 Romanza, 0Lucisa xier". Verdi
s. Soag ale Pariate d'Amor f." "Faust". ..Gounod
ANNE Louise Carey.
Cavatiua, tsBsrber Of Seve". .Rossini
Signor Gottschalk.
= Grand duet fourth OF srrovatorc". Verdi
Florence Rice Knox and Dir. Oh. Fritsch.
AL were favorably received. Mics Cary was tho
Sniy one who responded TO an encore.
L. Ar,. "Dormi ..scuderi
Sgnor Gotischalk.
2. Ballad, "Let Me Dream Again" IS ullivan
Annie Louise Cary.
8 olo (panol ..Pasqunade' .Gottschalk
Nine Teresa Carreno
4 Drinking song sLucreza Boryia". Dontzctet
Florence Roc Knox.
g. Rornapza, mon vir".... ...............M Mattel
Nj. Ch Frttsch.
O. Laughing Trio".. Martini
Aunic Louise Cary Nr. On. Frissch and Sgnor
Gottschalk
Miss Cary, Nine. CMreno. Mrs Knox and Mr..
Frttsch called out the second time. III fss Cary
brought down tho house by singing "Coming Thro'
the Rye" winch she rendered In . quaint but never
TO- be forg often manner.
A mattpes takes place on Saturday afternoon and
tho second evening entertainment will come OF the
sumo evening. when choice selections rendered
BY Miss Emma Abbott viii DO added 70 the pro-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-09
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Captain T N Lucas, OF the steamer Rotterdam, nom
Rotterdam has thanks for special meteorological OBJ
connectionswith tho HERALD weather
service.
SnIP RINCLEADYR. BY Howes Crowell Of Boston.
Capt Bray, arrived ut San Francisco Aug = in 80
days from Shanghai-R great passage.
BARI CALCUTTA (Fr), Laucion from Newcastle, NSW
May for Tahiti San Francisco ashore tho
Island Of Huanis of the Society Group Juno g. and
became total loss The captain committed suicides no
otheE lives lost.
scHR SARAH JANE which has been laid hsre for the
past year. getting ready SAIL and will be
BY Captnin Dyer, formerly ofthe sloop Odd Fellow.
SAN FRAscIsco, Aug srhs sehr staghound. from 0na
aska the Of May received
OnaAskS that portions of vessel found At Cook
Inlet yenr supposed be the schr san Diego from
descriptions Of Of the vessel and the letter D
piece Of board There tidingx Of the The
Dere Captain Bishop. nailed hence for SitKA
March 81. 1877,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-09

Steamer Fanny CacwaisAucr, Cisrk, baitimore-S .
steamer Sarah Mcleod. Philadelphia Master.
Elcanora. johnson. Portland. NED Il Ames.
steamer Giaucus. Bearse. Boston-H Dmock.
BARK .;onssiiere dtai. Conssiie Bristol. Esloeo
Bark Nsreo @ Mus,. ossoinak. Cork Falmouth for
Bark 70 drnzia qtaD. Fulle. Cork Falmouth for
Bsrt duriiemo tAus, Druscovtch. Cork tor orders
BARK acniie d,a Psrieh Cork for orders. slocovich
a Co.
Bark Federico 10 svevo dta ve,tora for orders
Slocovch Co.
Bark NeDo tNe). Johsnnessen. St.ttin Fnnch Edys
BARK Harmonic tNor). Jensen. stettin--Funch Edye
Bark Copeland tNor,. Ferielsc Copenha gen unch.
BARK vanse Mop. Tenefsen. Konigsbers- Bockmann.
Bark Friedlef tNor,. straussn Rotterdam Tobias
Co.
brg Bertha PortJ. Knudsen, Oporto-- Hagsmcyer a
Brig Florence Fischer Nobils--E d Hurlbut 4 co.
Schr Carrie Richardson, Richardson. vgoBrett, Son
Go.
schr Hattie smith, Leo, acknowledgements Bros
schr Ann Dole. Hurd, Ponce and hsyaguex Geo IL
Schr w II Card, Foss, Petit Cioave-Kunh ardt 4 Co
schr @ Moran (Br), Martin. Sc Johns. Mp Nevius
4 Son. ..
sehr Riverside tBr), Copp, Haiifax, Ns-P Nevius
schr Mary Pike Good. St John. MA Hcney.
Schr Jesse Hoyt (Br), Nutt~r. st john NB-scammeli
Bros
Schr Reno. Ackley, brunswick. Gn-warren Ray
Senr Ridsewood: johnson. Georgetown ana Pot Blun.
schr Ansdir. Winters, New Haven-Cartwught 4
Doyle.
soop Eewio Collins, Nilsson. Perth Amboy-wcaver
Stery.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA, July so Arrived. oark Portland Gage. San
sst~ssied bark Grace Roberts, Olsen. San Francisco
ALEXANDRIA. Aur 7--AIrived schrs American Team
New Haven; Con xdon frcviaencc land cleared 70 re-
turn).
Passed aov u-Schrs Colin q Baker. for Boston; Il
Rarnss New Iavon; Florence Dean Providence; Carrie
Hart. do: JENNIE koslyn, Fall RIVER. -. =.
BOSTON, Aug 7--Arrvod, bark Ariadnc tSor. Hansen.
Ciesrrd-seh-s II X Russell. Mehafry, New York ;
Charger Kelley. do; Scranton, Wright, do, via Cape
Ann.
sailed Briggs Zsbenia. and Clyde.
rrved bark Ariaipe (Nor) Hansen Gahe; schrs
oliver Amss, Babbitt, rcrt johnson; Mary corson,
Also arrived steamers George Appold Ioyclsnd, eslt
more Allentown. Mills. Philadelphia sch Julia Frat
Chase, Baltimore Hattie Crowell Crowcll, do; Alice
Bell, scavy, do; Mhittskcr VMil " k:mmen
Love; Ramon ID Ajuria Magce; kninht. Jr Hunt'ey,
and Allen Greene, Nickerson, Philadclpbia e
C,.ared-BrIr annie tiarlner. Huchns Wilmington
Nc kcnncbec schrs Alvarado Matthcws Char'cston
James Martin, Brown, Richmond Va; Charles Jones.
Kent. Baltimore, A Iieoton. fhinncy, Now York; Ebei
ss,,sdns2ip Southern Che for New york In ofsus
Cvclops a
Provtd0nc0. u.
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JENNIE MINISTER'S MADNESS.

Poor jennie Minister, since her removal TO Bellevue
Hospital last wednesday. has had tho cons,an. care
and attendance OF the medical stan Of tina, institu-
ton Her condition, however. did not improve.
sse eoot,nucd 10 rave about ber absent lover At
times she would become violent but az she was
carefully watched her paroxysms passed on without
danger FINDING that her case was more serious
than vas at nrst supposed, by thc recommendation
Of tho oh ysican she yesterday ansferfed TO the
laustic asylum on BlscKwelps Island.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THOMAS CONCERTS MIR. MoLLENHAuEn's


VIOLIN SOLOS.
They had listened al Gilmore's Garden last evening
o Meudelssohn and Schumann rendered deliciousy
sy tho famous orchestra whoa Mr. Edward Ritter
Nollcnhauer came forward with bis violin under MS
rm to play The first movement OF Beethoven's "con-
ssrto for violin" This dark barred dark-efed man.
with strong bronzed lace sad expression, looked
more ike Spanish soldier than New YORK musician
OF German descent But when tho orchsstrai pre-
Jude was over ana delicate nngerwork Of tue I'M
portant piece began tho illusion vanished ana inc
player was revealed. 1t needless 10
the great technical difficulties OF the con-
terto but they test Of rapidly OF lingering and
enectve bowling which would deter any but the most
competent from = public performance In one
particuiar il was hard 10 Judge tho performances
on It's merits. Tho acoustic Qualities OF Inc place
are so bad strings that lsebeness OF tcne ap-
much due to the building TO the performer or his
instrument This important point reserved, MS
playing merits high praise HIS execution was pre-
of shading was admirable. and some trills payca
pianiss mo perfect. Even Beethoven wrole dis
,i"D p1 Dus their d,alcu.y and the ono at the
end OF This movement Is simply scientihc
.erapns for the creates. players
r,cs of the performance II appauded loud and
,oug ana tho ARTIST played for an encore Chopin's
nociurne in faI, arranged Tor the violin. TINS
simpler piece requiring. however breadth OF treai-
ment. ne gave his hearers genuine aengn,. we
should say that no - q. ms De1 I,,n IN 'n S
he PLAYED Pasanini's whimsical Witches Dance'
with the coloring which II demands II has SO much
rrouc 10 close the eyes and think oil the angular
figure with the queer mask oil TACO that composed IT,
mad besides ms ' s SS c.a
ture OF Berlioz-vcry Roman and very carnavalesque
SELECTION from tho ~ alklre,'' ballet music oy
Gounod, slraoss waltz and Aichaeiis' Amazon
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ARRESTED FOR BURGLARY.

Detective McManus arrested at eleven O'Clock last
n,sht In Newark, N. j., two burglars, named James
lotion aud John smith, alias Clark, who, IL Is alleged,
broke into and robbed on last Saturday night Smiths
furnishing store IN Market street, near Mulberry
large part OF tho stolen GOODS was found In Iottens
room In NJ uberry street.
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SAILED.

Steamers Harold Hsarf.ger tNcr, for Antwerp State
oil Nevada (Br). Glasgow Caledonia OBI Liverpoo CITY
Of Montreal tB:,, do; Pommerania Ger) hamburg: Uto
piA tBr). London: Ena ,Br, Kingston &c; Isaac Boil
Richmond &c; ships Star Of Albion (Br) London: Her
u;sD. Bremen; bark. Cbio,.A Gtnl> Cork Fat
Portena (Br). Queenstown: Honor Aus). Trieste; ruth
lr) Rotterdan Marion Galveston; brig Luig.ns utaD
piraeux
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Steamer City Of Montreal tDr). Fulton, Liverpool via
Queensi own John q Dale
steamer spartan tBrJ, Cooper London Punch. Edge
Co
Steamer Pommer anis Ger. Stevenson, HAMBURG Piym-
outh and Cherbourg--Kunhnrdt& 10
steamer Isaac Bell gibbs Norfolk. City Point and Rich
mond--Old Dominion Steamship Co.
steamer Qctorsrs. Reynolds, Batimore--J Kroma
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WHALEMEN.

Taicnhuaua May II. Has board 796 bills oil from
Rounding Bnlow, ss3 bbls ana $50 do oil and
lbs from bark Abraham Barker. 1S5 bbs and
$50 do VII oil from bark Fsctwng 1873 obls from BARK
Allen $50 bills Lucretia ia bbls sp
bark Mary "a bbs and $50 lbs bono from bark
j a Rowland and 1873 bills sp from bark STEAMBOAT.
letter from board bark Wandercr, Heyer, OF NIB.
reports her July IL. having taken VIII which
down 100 bblg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-09
OBITUARY.


Yesterday morning q the Rev. Jacob wahrepber.
ger, Tor thirteen years pastor Of The First German
Presbyteri Church, OF Paterson, N. j., was az
preaching the Passaic Falls attend picnic. no fell
dead OF heart disease. He aged about nty years
and was a clergyman OF c1nsidorable ability
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-09
PROFESSOR x. +. A. NOBLE.

The death is announced IN his eghiy.seventh year,
of Professor X. +. A. Noble, OF the University oil
Leipsic. aHe was the author OF several valuable
papers On "Mctre" and on the GEOGRAPHY OF Ptol-
cmy," aud had edited Xenophon and Scero his
principal literary work, however, Is a"Colecson Oh
Parelcls from the Latin Poets"
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SPOKEN.

ship Crusader (Br,. Dnrkee from Liverpool for New
York Aug Z. 200 miles + Of Sandy Hook.
Bark Oirn (Aus Corich from Cork for Philadelphia
Aug 7, IS miles SE Of Sandy Hook.
Bark Schiller Ger, from Sandy Hook for City Point
Aug g. of Cape May LiEhtshp.
Brig Kathleen, OF st John NIB. bound E. July o. lat -
N, Ion SO W.
chr Ida H. Crocker from surinam for Boston, Aug T. OF
Hva
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FOR CHARIrY's SAKE.

The following contributions have been received at
this onlee:-For family living M No 4o2 West
Fory-nrst street, I, 81; for ST. johns euiiu, Little
Mabel "a
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, sc.

VpANTnD 10 PtjKCuASE--A GOOD SCHOONER
from go TO 800 tons harden not over three yess old
good getty dimensions whether keel
or centre board built add when Address Captain
JONES. care Of Kosmack II Park No notice taksn
unless price Is stated.
VNANTKD TO nIRt-A srEAM LAUNCH. APPLY
w to ARTHUR DUDLEY ylNTON, 81 Wall ST.. Now
York.
s)I FOOT SAIL BOAT, y root BEAN. SUt COST
Als2Vb bio BARGAIN. 80 West Houston ST.. city.
MISCELLANEOUS.
tyEsr WORN Mrnt,,iSE KSoWS BROWNS VIA
DNIFUGE COMfffs or WORM LOzENGBS % cents
q box
Two MAKE THE GUMS HARD AND HEALTHY USE
BR0wE's OANPHoRArRD SAPoFACBOuS DEN.
TIRRlCR>25o
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
OMo.
Steamer.


DATES OF DEPARTURE From NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
OF AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER
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BELOW.
CLEARED.

ship Minnie Swim tBr. Lesws from Hsvre Via sydney.
CIR Jniy 20.
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.

WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.
new YORK., Aug e-Noon.
The Western Union time bali to-day dropped four.
tcnths OF second slow.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. 5, 1878.
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED NJ THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wuITEsToNE TELEGRAPH tISE.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

tor aoe7s
rLvsourH, Aus s. PM-wina sw, light barometer 30 IS
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-03-28
SPECIAL NOTICE.
a Srrs Cure OF pucs.

No one need sui;Ir. positive remedy foi
all kinds OF Piles, ai!ayiny the Intense Itch
ing M once yfvin, instant relief An Indian
treatment son apply, called Dr. Williams In.
dian Ointment, prepared only for Piles, and
nothing elset Thousands already cured.
Mr.. Joseph II. Ryder, Cleveland, o., writes
-. 1 suffered for years with Itching and u
cerated Piles, tried remedy amer 'medy ad-
yertised, and consulted physicians in Phila-
adelphia Louisville, Cincinnati, IndianaPo'
lis and this city and spent hundreds OF dol
lars but found no relief until obtained box
OF DR.. William 5 Indian Pile Ointment some
four months ago, and II has cured me COM
pletely, had part OF . box leit which gave
70 . friend OF mine. who had doefored with
many physicians, and rs last resort went
to the noted Hot Springs, Arkansas, for treat
menf. He Informs me that the Indian Otnt-
ment has also cured him Of the PileA Il Is
Certainly a wonderful discovery. and should
peuss d BY the many thousands who now are
anne, NJ with that dread disease.
For more certificates ofcures see Large cir
.nlsr aroupd each box Of Ointment. Sold by
dI I'll ~ FUIIER 4 FULLER Whole
sals bsuagisas lChieAgo. aug17dAW