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Linecinvs, dated Boston, Aug 81 u, parties in Bel
s thai :sp s
and sailed from Rochpors Aug 81 New York Al 80
ssss r. ~ :sa,s:.. s. rs::
sinking her in 10 minutes The Andrew Waterman.
WA; ssa a, the wAss blu, CAP. osnssn sna the RE
Helen Mar 60 tons burden, haisd from Norshport.
@ .' The ss a
.aS on Rsa hight 81 sent ~ 40: @
her @anmsst ' away Win have n,~ mast put In q City
Island.
Wood Nsponss ashore Fawn Bar, below Bos,
Boston while lying anchor in tho Lower bay NY,
OF ga n and head sady
Eing slightly wu make temporary repairs and proceed
scHn HArnAwAr tBr), at Boston 9Th. from Harvey,
Nd with cargo Of s.ne reports that when hen On sound
By VIM .s:,:o. "a lost iss:sn ana
upper deck slightly damaged
scnn ycy oo1lss Curtis: from Jsct .nS for 70.
bar in going out Of Jacksonville.
..s ps. s.s 6sssA s
during the Sd shout 10 miles sSEo Block
tie wreck saved and AZ present there
s.s% ss:s S.. and
ss to the on board ss
stood off to At the time Of the collision
Cant Lee saws III At ogtsorn and thar
oniccr from the Constellation
coming together report Is tho rigAte with
severe ages the issen chains bat nos OF
Tho proceed TO oeetou a. soou
the weather permits.
signal service report, dated As Pm Sept g. says:
passed right of Santa de Cuba this
morning"
BosroN Sept 6-Stsamsr Norman. from Philadephta,
ashore Spit to-day but camo on wNhout osm-
age and arriv cd tho city.
BALTIMORE Sept 6-schr Marietta Stelimap, hence for
Roe Will o
tow ed out 81 st uit by which shew etaned.
GLOUCESTER sept 6-Schr Ripple, from Georges trip,
ashore Cage Buoy Rocks ON wednesday Dut was
got OF with slight damage.
NxwroRr Sept 5-schr Rebscea W Hudde,l from Phila-
deiphiH raportsd ashore Block
Island examined by submseins diver and found 70
DO all right bottom tho shooting Of her keel
..bsing little chtcd.
SAN FRAscIsco Aug 3o-Bark Revere has been aground
Oakland Bar Ion the past two OF three days She coal
"a o.. .t ,
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AsrrswALt. Sept 5-sailed. steamer Colon Grimm. New
Buysos AYR,s about Sept 1ssiled. bark Edib Davis,
cmaaicfrrrows PEI. no dsts-Ciearcd, bark Yelling
ton (Br). UBrier, London. -
HALIFAX sept s-cleared, bark Duke OF Norhumbcr-
Kiscsros Ja Sept 5-Arrived steamer Atlas CBr. Low,
Sailed 5th steamer Etua tBr,. Ferguson. New York.
LaauAYnA Aug 3i-Arrived previously, schr Olive
MasiLa July io-n port ship Mount Washington. Per-
kins seeking; bark Iieny Litchheld. Drummond, for
MAeAsgAw no date Arrived, sehr Mary n Douglass,
Roll sailed prior to Aug 10 tor Now York;
Ard Iiverpooi I'd LaKe Nepigon tBr, scott Glasgow
vndolsns eBri, dillon Quebec bark Dunhclme lBr,,
Cow 4th. Ben Venue OBJ. Wright. Newcastle.
allied I'd bark Kong EPSTEIN tNor), schjedrup ynecns-
PoIynesias tBr Brown, Liverpool; Canadian 3D. Nc
Loan. GLASGOW Lombard tBr). Ander.oo; Cork, IN,
Norm SYDNEY CB Sept 3-Arr,ved snip ,ah oD,,
PANAMA. sept ARRIVED. steamer Granada Connolly,
PARA Aug ia allied, sehrs Morris Perot, Randolph
New York; 18th Matte Rulon. Ruion. do Theress NC
In port Aug 49, schr WIN Jones, Robinson trom Naran-
hsmj. tor New York, loading - os. m,
Curris from Liverpool for Chsriottctown, PE! ,,-
QuEBEc, sept 3Arrived ship Eastern star tbr
s, msivs S ess HnS' p S.sn bo
Mouat Pleasant tBrj Wallace, Port Glssgow; Cyncsurs
Or lIales Labrsao1 !s, msgs s s.ssr
Greenocks Gwendoline tBrl. Roach liverpool Arthur
White (BD murphy CORR .snada OBJ, sm 1ia %
R,caisUcro, sept i--Arrived bark Jane Anna sBr,
Mcllxcrp, Belfast 3D. brig Elds tBD' Meconns" D'oe
Sailed I'D, brig Maid Of Jsnsofsn tBr), King, London
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SPOKEN.

Ship Boyns DID, Kelly from Now York for London. Aug
80. Lat IS Ii, lon Al AZ .
snip Malaber fBr Evans from hnanillos for Falmouth.
e. June 20, lat 81 ~ s. lon % 20 w.
ship India, OF st John, NIB (~-nothing urther-July
IL lat O6 :, Ron 26 W. was soen.
Shin River Nah fBr Richards from nil for San Fran
cisco July ~. la So N, lon 25.57 W.
ship Mic lsr Marvin. from London for Sandy Hook.
Aug 90, lat ~, Ion 9. .
Bsrk Palermo (Br). Mclaughlin, from New York for
Rotterdam Aug %, ias Al or Ion 81 30.
Bsrk Romance (Br), Toye. from New York for Mar
settles Aug lat AZ lon So tnot before reporteO
bark Windsor tNor), from Liverpool Tor Fernandus,
Aug ie lat 20, Ion "a (not as before reported.
bark Bonttc tBr) Jean. from Dunkrk fer New York,
Arg is LAT ~ so. Ion 2B 20.
gepa for Phitadeiphia. Aug ID. on Adye:
Brig Native Pearl Bale, Chareston for Unitsd
Kingdom, Aug IL. lat Al 30. lon A
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OBITUAR Y.
MRS THOMAS MORTIMER. AUTHOR OF ''PEEI

MRS THOMAS MORTIMER, AUTHOR OF ''PEEP
OF DAY.
Advicss by English mail announce Tho death, al
Runton near Cromer, al the age Of seventy-six, OF
Mrs. Thomas Morttmes, nee Devan, an authorizes who
In the opinion OF the Pan Mall Gasetfe had more
juvenile readers than any contemporary writer she
was born in 1902 began publishing juvenile works
about 1885, and was the widow OF Rev. rhomas MOT.
Imer Her works had an immense circulation, not
only in England out IN Australia and other coion'os
and many OF them were repuOlished 10 America 10
Sunday school libraries. Besides the 'Peep OF Day. "
she wrote cline upon Line "Precepl upon Precep',"
Light IN tue Dwelling" 1S46); Near Home; or,
Is 600 copies were sold; Far Or Or, ASA and AUS
tralia Described" 'ihe Eugish Mother" ine
Night of Toll" "Here Little and There Little"
and s'keadipg Without Tears"
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AxsrxspAx Sept s-sssied barks. Der waudsrer oGer)
Krohn Bstmore Kashinka tGsr). Rossins. Savannah;
also tho MARITIME for Baltimore
ANTWERP Sept 6Saiied bsrrs Dsnel Draper Sedgsrly,
New York; sommsren (Nor). Petersen. do
BRIsroL Sept 6-Ariysd smers Devon (Br) Western,
New York Scotia (Br). Spittsk do.
BREMEN, Sept e-sailsd shdps KsBdrek Fish, Henry,
/ America; Montgomery Castle (Br), do.
BxyRour Aug 27-Arrived. bark Andrna tAus), Glas.
sick, New York.
CALAIS Sept 5-saiied bark CISCO (Nor, DAHL Baiti.
moro.
CALCUTTA Aug IL Sailed ship Britannia (Br). Hamil.
ton New York.
DUNEDIN. NJ Aug 3o-Arrivsd southmiuster (Br, Nc.
GENOA to Sept s-sailed bark ophir CNor) Christian
SEN New York.
HAvRx Sept 4-saiied ship Magnolia Br,, Sutton Del
aware River
HAMBURG, Sept 4-Sailed. snip Alert Park, Delaware
Breakwatcr mot previously.
LIVERPOOL Sept Arrived. Nellie Martin tBr)
Fox. Montreal.
Sailed 5th ships Crown Prince (Br Thompson, rybee
Einar Tamberk.jeivsr Nor), wisnass. New York.
IopoS Sept Arrved, steamer Derwens (Br), Jenkn-
son. Montreal.
Sailed 5th ship Liverpool. Lambert, New York. bark
Belt tBo, McBrine. Hampton Roads
Lxrrm Sept e-sasd. bark Giovanni dtsD, Mussnte.
Philadelphia
LONDONDERRY, Sept 6-Saed, brig Diliwyn (Br). Har
| ris Bull River mot previously.
LAkp's ESp, Sept son, ship Jshu Berry, Emerson.
| New York Havre
MAHsxrLLEs sept 4-ssed, brig Myronus Joy. Boston.
MALAGA Sept 3-Sailed, steamer siclisn (Br) Purdy
| New York.
PAuL,Ac Sept 5ssiied bark Leopold Marie Pr). for
| New Orleans Cfrom Bordeaux).
| PORTLAND Sept 5-on schr Johs Schultz, Lsud. vii.
| mineton, NC, for Riga.
QuxESsrows. Sept 6-Arrved. steamer Bothnin OBJ,
McMicsan New York for Liverpool land proceednd).
sailed e,h steamer City Of Berlin tB5, kennedy drom
| LivcrpooiD, New York. NH'-'
RorrxRpAx sent 6-Arrived. bark Kings County tBp
| Potter, Phil sdeiphia. ~
sIlIoru, Sept 5-ssiied, bark Elds (Nor. Boo. New
York. -.
TRIESTE to Sept 5Arnvcd, bark Axel Csw), svenssn.
Baltimore.
WATERFRONT, Sept 4-salsd, bsrk Ercois dtsD, Dsno.
| vsra, United states.
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLrurAp, Sept e-wiud sw. fresh; barometer 30 oo7
PLrxouru, Sept e-wind sw light. One; barometer
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ROBERT Il. POYD.

Robert r. Boyd, whose death occurred In Newer
ssy on the I'd inst, was formerly "a prominent dry
goods Importer in Pearl street, out became embar-
raised 1884, fully recovered his position.
He was aiierward editor OF paper published in the
dry goods interest, ana subsequently became asse-
ciated with a leading mercantile agency under the
firm OF Dunn, Boyd Co. He was one OF the original
founders OF the Mercantile Library ana was lilo
member Of the American Institute. In the Masonic
Order he once occupied q high position, but oil late
years has not maintained relations with the brethren
Latterly his health and mental laeulties were alike
impaired, and his death, which occurred In his
seyenty-niuth year, had been tor some time ex-
peoted. He leaves a widow and son and daughter,
both married.
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GEORGE AUGUSTUS roorE.

George Augustus Foote, who died at Guilford.
Conn., on.Thursday, at the age OF eighty-eight, was
brother OF Roxana Foote, the nrsi wife OF the Rev
Lyman Beeeher ana a grandson Of Nathaniel Foote.
one Of the first settlers OF Wethsrsfed. HIS eldest
daughter Is The vito of General J. r. Hawlsy;
Is the wife OF Professor Hague, OF California
and another Is Miss Kate Foote, the writer HIS
youngest son IL the husband OF Mary Hallock, the
we'll known artist. z
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FBEpEB1cx B. MAxoN.

Private Information has been received from New
Orleans OF the death by yellow fever OF Frederick B.
Maxon, native OF Washington and telegrapher IN
that city. Although a young man ne was general
favorite among telegraphers who are deeply ansced
BY mis- death He graduated from the Western Union
Telegraph once in this city, and after service .
first class operator here and In the West he finally
located in New Orleans. HIS mother could not be
cspstra,ned from leaving Washington for New Or
leans night In order TO nurse him, but u
was not until yesterday that intelligence was received
hore Of bis deatn.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SIR PREMIER, which was damaged by going ashore at
Dunkirt France ~ that port ana is uncertsiu
whether size will he repaired or sold.
scnR liorrsn Of and IRON 81 John, NB for VINEYARD
Haven for orders struck Ipswich bar at o'clock AN
9Th In thic fog aud got OF With assistance
lfeboat crews without damage and anchored in Ipswich
River M4PM.
scum VI FAepY Capt Bowers. owned bv Mr. W Kelly,
OF Baltimore run iuto by the Reading Railroad Cos
steam collier No - In the DelaW are, near Wningca,
last Tuesday PM aud sunk. She in ballast bound
Tor Baltimore and will probably be total loss valued By
her owner at $500; no insurance.
scaa HELEN NARA letter IRON Capt X Duncan, Of
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r. A, THOMPSON.

R. A. Thompson, Postmaster OF Memphis, Tenn.
and OF the proprietors OF tho Memphis Avalanche,
the yellow fever the Atm inst, aged thirty
eight years. He commenced his career on the New
York Sun under Moses Beach IN 1882 and went South
in 1864 as correspondent of the NEW YORK HERALD.
In 1868 he connected himself with the Avalanche, and
shortly afterward became OF the proprietors OF
same and w business manager at the time OF his
death He was appointed postmaster by President
Hayes June, 1877. AT the outbreak Of the lover be
edacIy photographed for tents so as 10 move the
Inhabitants out OF tho city and was faithfully attend
ing TO his duties until his overworked system became
q ready victim OF the fever.
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JOHN HOLZDERBER.

The flags the Produce Exchange were at halt.
mast yesterday on account OF the death OF John
Holzderber, a prominent member. The deceased, who
was Hfty nine years Of age, was formerly member
of the firm of John Holzderber Il Co. provision mer-
chants Five or SIX years ago be was attacked by a
fever from which ne never lully recovered and he
died yesterday at his residence No. 3l3 est
Twenty eighth street. His funeral will take place on
Monday from ST. James Lutheran Church, Fifteenth
street. between Second and Third avenues.
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A NEW LIGHTHOUSE

FoRrREss MONROE Va, Sept 8, 1878.
General o. f. Babcocs. engineer OF the Fifth Light
house dstrc, has Just completed new screw rilo
lighthouse on Pig Point shoals TO mark tho entrance
of the Nansemond River A lighthouse at this 20, ut
has long been needed, many vessels trade MP that
strea bringing WOOD sweet potatoes, &c, to North
srn ports II will have n red light oil the sixth order
when will be displayed for the hrst timo about tbs
lar nj nrto
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SAILED.

Steamers City OF Dallas for Fernsudina, &c Rattle
snake from Phiiadephis), Lynn; ships Thomas Ken
ney tBrl. Lonaon Annie BiNgay tBr. Antwerp barks
lex fNori, do; Primus tNorl Gutenberg. Gronsvar
(Nor) Cork star OF the East lBrl. do Falmouth An
tares Ger. Stettn veneranda UtaD, Marsecs Mary
Gibson Calais; schr Forest Oak Baltimore; Jennie
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PORT OF NEW YORK. SEPT. 6, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY TIE HERALD srBAA YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrEsroSE TELEGRAPH LINZ

.rpoprxn NV THE nxRALp srEAn YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrEsroSE TRLEGkAPH LINZ 7
Steamer City of Montreal IBID Fulton Livsrpoei Auy
Dali. aA xxrriyos at Sandy Hook so fM.
OR ws'0 leo mi.s asE Of SANDY
Hook passed ship Grace, Black from New York for
Mar. Louis: SBp smith LssrHso1 as
s.S s e ordsrs for Baltimore and procseded
Stesmer Rhein 1ier) FRANKIE Aug Is and South
oss 81 A H.m i" q %
bound 81 sl, lat 40 90 Ion 81 Rod Star line steamer
steamer City Of San Antonio Psnnington. Galveston
20 and West Sept with mdse and passengers 10
Steamer Lone Star Forbes Galveston Aug 80 with mdse
and passengers to Boyer, Morg.n n. ,,n a.. to IN.
ola steSms, sas.m,h E,V Co.
Steamer Ratlesnake Swan. for Lynn land
Ship North American Of Boston, creelman. Liverpool
% days. in ballast so Vernon r Brown Co. an =.
01 BARK Fsrdnsnd Fleetwood 4s days. in
Bark Passe Psrtout Nor. Neumsnn. Glu,ces.er s5
in ballast to Bsaham Aug 70 M 70 70;
New York fhe pase Partout is anchored at sandy Hook
Bark Kong Oscar tNor, jensen Gloucester Ang 8. in
BALLAST order Anchored in Gavesend Bay 70. esGsrs
BARK E%Ss t sof Aass oop..h.e.n So in
ef s.si ss.d Tsses . cf ..ns Bs..u. IS s.v
ballast, 10 Punch, Bdye Co.
Bark Norman dtus. kueman Brsvs"a 10 days. IN oa''
Barn ScSs sor Js.ofen gleo. s. days. in ballast.
Whsisr. Of New Fedora; eli we'll
sehr RAY swan. O.di, So days, With salt to order
sehr Nerthsnpton. Austin. Virginia
SS-Barks Roma Nor, from Cork, and ofsr iNorl. from
which xsre anchored below for ordef came ap
80 PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE. Il
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BUSINESS BLOCKS BURNED.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 0, 1873.
Two OF the principal business blocks in jamestown,
IND, we're burned yesterday. Loss, ti2,o 70 $4,000
No Insurance..
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AMERICAN PORTS

came on on the second day with the assistance OF tugs
&C. The looked badly strained, although rsports'
to be making n water,
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JOHN MARSHALL WARWICK.

JOHN MARSHALL WARWICK.
John MARSHALL warwick, for many years ono Of the
,ssdfug and wsalthisst citizens of Lynchburg. Va.
died in that city yesterday, aged eighty years.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer.
1 Destination 4
Obke

TIES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH";
OF sEPrEMBKR AND OCTOBER.
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PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
ROUND SOUTH.


Steamer City OF F!tchbug Ellis New Bsd1ord ior Ssv
York with mdse and passengers TO Darling Davis
Schr Zssta, Armstrong, Windsor Ms. for New YORK
schr Red Beach. Holmes, Eastport for New York.
Schr Price. Nickerson. Boston for Now York -,
Sohr X Lane Fuller, Yarmouth, Mass. for New York
Schr Mary A Rice Kent. Woods Hole for New York.
Schr Red King. fisherman. Davis, Nsutuckes for New
Schr Jas X Polk, Buckley westport for New York.
Schr Mail, Merrill. Providence for New York .
Schr T. T Smith, Baker. Providence for New York.
Schr Cynthia ane. Gardiner Providence for New Yerk
schr Edward wooten. Hesney Provdsnce 10. New York.
schr Mag ara. Wooten, Bridgeport for New York
Schr 8 A Boise, Wheeler, Norwich for New ork
Schr Margaret Kennedy. Lord Norwich for New York.
sehr Hattie l. Collins, Brainerd. New Haven Tor New
schr Franklin Pierce Kidd, New Haven for New York.
Sehr Cicero Babbitt, New Rochelle for New YORK
BOUND EAST. cT
Steamer ALEXANDRA (Br). McElhnney. New York for
Halifax Ms, and st Johns, NJ.
Bsrk reeE aiet Alien New York for L'orent, France
land anchored In Hart Island Roads,.
Bark Blue Bird ( Michener. New York for Caen (aud
anchored on HERALD telegraph ssation,; . .y..
Schr Hastings Chase. New York for New Bedford.
Schr j A Tate, Tate, New York for Somerset.
sehr v Sargent Love New York ier Newport
Schr q Huntington. Nickerson Hoboken Tor Boston, &
schr John Warren. McGsrr, Iioboken for Providence
schr John Crockiord, Hart Hoeoksn for Providence
Schr Henry. Deal. woehawken for Boston.
Scnr Robert Smith, Gregg Rondout for Boston.
schr TiIlie Z. II askell, Rondout for Plymouth
Scbr Lizzie Raymond, Lord. Rondout for New Bedford
schr Gibson. Lane. Ronaoat tor Nantucket
Scbr q Rogers, Loxers Eixsbethport tor Jonesport
Schr Plight. steers. Port johnson for Providence
Schr s Scranton. Wright, Amboy for Cromwell
ecnr j q Fell. Shropshire. Am boy tor Prcvtdence
schr ID G Eurdett, Rogers, Amboy for New Haven.
Schr W A Croker, Kelly, - Tor Boston.
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sTTss YACHTS. sTEAMBOATs. &C.
KSoR sALK-sLUOP KiiUsD, CABIN YAGdT ~
y feet iengthi nae pleasure Doe. Address T.. Herald
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
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WEATHER REPORT.

HoIYuwAp, Sept e-wiud sw. fresh barometer %. oo7
PLYMOUTH. Sept e-wind sw,, light, hnc; barometer
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Cissrsd 2eth, Plymouth ROCK. sirmnrha~, New York;
Baltimore: kmsrcs Geayc. New York: Archer. walker
u Enisrss out aesS Ellen Austin. Grimm, New York.
miuston. :, niids sandy Hook; Mary Campbell. Var
LaiTa, Aug 2s-ssilod osmano, Philadelphis; a7.h.
A1 Aug s't sr.s
I,ssos, Aug 2i-ssied. Fortuns Mesquite. Philadei.
Lizard Aug 20 Passed. Ocean Express Crosby from
Halifax for London 9Th Acton 81. from Baltimore for
WsEsovasE June ie-sailed. CLYDE stollery. Port
rIILAu. Aug Sailed. Achilles, Rhs,s Phisdclphs.
PrsAHst. Aug 27-s"iled. John p Best ts,, Delaware
PLrxourn, Aug 24Psss.d. Constantine, csrvri. from
QUEENSTOWN, Aug 2e-Arrved, Esau. Gsbovich, Duolin
Sailed 26th 27th Luke Bruce Liverpool Flora Lon
don: Aibatros. ilavre Flora. do; Mathiidc. DuoIn
RSsGoos. July is-oesred. t Marshall, Perry. Chan
suELos Aug 2e-Arrivcd. cordciia e. McDrmid.
sailed 2e,h Rutland, ST Johns; NJ Doran New York.
sIocxHoLm. Aug 2i-Arrived sepentrio. Torjese, New
Cleared goth. Annette. Roth. PHILADELPHIA
ST MicHAkLs Aug i2-sned Marth,, levin, Boston.
ST 0Arhan,st's fo!SI, Iw. Aug 2e-oG, schol,en
"s,. VAN Jav IL arrive Alice DYER. New York.
wEsr hARrLErooL Aug 25-Arrved, Melita t). Watson.
YOKOHAMA. Aug 2e-Arrived. Belgic 81 Metcalf. San
Francisco.
aKKxNock, Aug 24-The Charles A Hoard. brigantins.
which back from ieaky nth inst and aft
ward into the Garve aud recaked left the Tall
oLths.Bsnk this morning for Miramchi
MAuarrrus, date Thy tel from Aden Aug 2grhe bark
Alice Mur from Montevtdeo ,muie), TOOK IRE IN port.
amt the bre extinguished until much dsmage was
done TO the vessel and all the cargo Is lost
QusKSsrowS. Aug 20 The Bssu ship. GSbcvich, ftoa
Dublin (balast tor Delaware Breakwater has put In with
foremost sprung. a.t
sHASeuAs, July I3-The Carrie Clark which arrived
June "a from New York grounded on she outer pa o.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-12-14
PALM SOAP.
PURE PALM SOAP
A PHILADELPHIA sPECIALTY.

A PHILADELPHIA SPECIALITY.
Established forty years, and for sale by more than
one thousand storekeepers. This Soap has no
use. being made of LIBERIAN OIL from the
PALM TREE. Packed in boxes Containing two.
three, five or eight dozen. A liberal discount to
wholesale Dealers. Manufactured BY GRAVES q
SON, 1905 Christian street, PhiladeIphia. II is
used by the Oldest resident families. physicians.
and many public institutons-.he Amer.can Hotel
Baths, Public Ledger Post Office. Water De-
partment and the Turkish Baths.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-12-14

Il DEEM IT MY DUTY TO TELL THE
WORLD what DR. Slodyne's Compound
Syrup of Wild Cherry. has done for me.
/ had q violent cough, night sweats,
sore throat great weakness, with severe
attacks of hemorrhage; gave up all
hope Of recovery. | am now cured. a
sound and hearty man. Edward FL.
Hanson, engineer atSweeny's pottery,
1884 Ridge avenue, Philadelphia. Over
twenty-five years have elapsed, and |
still remain a healthy man. In order
that all may test the great virtues OF
DR.. Swayne's COMPOUND Syrup OF
Wild Cherry we have issued trial bot
ties at Is cents. No family should be
without this valuable medicine, as
oftentimes a single 25 cent bottle will
cure recent cough or cold, and thus
prevent much suffering and risk. II
also cures asthma, bronchitis. liver
complaint, and enriches and purifies
the blood, giving tone and strength to
the entire system. Trial bottles %
cents; large size, 81. Sold at wholesale
and retail by John Bengston, Rock Is
land.
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REMEDY FOE HAsp TINES.

Stop spending SO much Oh fine clothes
rich food and style. Buy good healthy
food, cheaper and better clothing; gel
more real and substantial things of life
every way, and especially stop the foolish
habit of running after expensive and quacE
doctors or using so much of the vile hum
bug medicine that does you only harm
and makes the proprietors rich, but pu
your trust ID the greatest of all simple
pure remedies, Hop Bitters, that cures
always at trifi4g cost, and you will SCI
better times and good health. Try it once
Read OF it in another column.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-12-14
Special Advantages.

Special Advantages.
. Eight eminent Professors as Instructors
!. The Best and most Elegant Rooms in the West.
!. Boarding Club. Good board $3.50 to 81 week
|. Three First class Penmen constantly employees
!, Superior individual instruction in Bookkeeping.
) Commercial Law. Invaluable to business men.
|. Commercial Arithmetic, thorough and practical
) Unequaed advantages for learning Telegraph
, Scholarships good in Forty Colleges.
ID. These advantages are possessed by no othe
school. Address
MONTAGUE & LILLIBRIDGE
Davenport, Iowa
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