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The New York herald., 1879-08-07

sehr Carrie Pa,son, shraughn Elizabeth City. NC,
dsys with haxseed to Colgate 90: vessel 10 master
Schr Leoncssa, Achron, Richmond, Va
sehr Steelman Rose Alexandria
schr Chattanooga Snare. Norfolk
Schr Clara. Predmore. Virginia.
Schr Amelia q Ireland. Douglass Virginia
scbr Maria A Elizabeth, Hedley, Nirgn.A
sehr sordelia Newkirk. Huntiey, virginia
ssar bsI ns wnm Wlsp s.'m0's
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Elcanora Bragg. Portland for New York. with
mdse and passengers to j Ames
sehr Allegro, Keller. Windsor. Ms, for New York with
Sehr Adde NJ Bird Faies Windsor. Ms, for New York.
with plaster To q w Berteaux. -
Sehr Cygnus, Spear. Windsor, Ms for New York, with
plaster to King a Go.
sehr Yankee Blade, Coombs st John, NIB. for New
York.
schr Annie Carrier tBr, vanwart st John NIB for New
York. did arrive I'd inst enormously reportedD
Schr : Bragdon, Adams. Boston for New York.
Schr II q Buxton. Thomas Boston for New York.
schr Mary Stow. Bacon, Providence for New York.
Schr Williams. Williams Providence for New YORK
schr y q Collier, Young Providence for New York.
Sehr Oceanus; Young. Providence Tor New York
sehr Decatur Oaks BAKER, Newport for Now York
SShr Mantle. Beebe. Norwich for New York.
schr Henry HailOck. Hailock, Cold Spring for New
York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Boiiver Geer, New York for New London and
Norwich.
Bark Elgn lBp, Turner New York for Cork Fa-
mouth
Brig Waubnn Spencer New York for Oporto
Brig Terra Nova Br). Masters New York for Halifax
Ms.
schr Madeira Br) MeDouga, New York for st Pierre.
schr Whistler. Keefe. New York for Taunton;
schr rs Hatch, Kelsey, New York for Providence.
Schr John Croekford. Hart. IIobsken for Taunton.
Schr } ! Moore Mason, WcehawKen for Boston.
Schr Ario Pardee shropshire, Amboy for Pawiucket
The New York herald., 1879-08-07
LOTTERY DEALERS ARRESTED.

by the Brooklyn police yesterday afternoon on the
charge of keeping lottery Office in Montague street.
that city. under the frm name of ''Woodruf 4 Co."
About ten clock last evening Justice Walsh opened
court and released the accused bail in the of
{ ono each.
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ACCIDENTALLY BURIED.

Henry frIcht and Patrick Costello were buried In
on excavation for the new building OF the House of
tho Good Shepherd, in Newark. yesterday. Costello
The New York herald., 1879-08-07

British ship. showing letters sFTP. bound W. Aug 3.
lat a. AZ y. Ion 81 O5 W.
Bark Refine des Anre. .Fp, Lacquer from Hsvre for
Bark Alfred Crosby from Havana for Boston, s. ~
miles SE Of Barncgat
Brig Nellie Mitchell. jackson, from st Jago &c, for
Boston, Aug 5. 10 miles Sc of Barnegst.
schr Ajax Northrup from New York for Galveston AUG
g n "a.
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Ellis New Orleans; Sirius Br, stspiedon New York;
Brooklyn fBr), Lindail. Montreal
Sailed 5lh India (Br) New York; bark Ponems
Or. Gordon Charleston; 9th steamers Atlas tbr no
season. Boston; Lord Give d,r, Urquhart Philadepha'
LONDON. Aug 0--Arrved. steamer Lamperts br rearce
Philadelphia; bark Windsor tNor. Aas. Fernandina,
Sailed 9th, bark LANCET Nor Pedersen. New YORK ooh
fdenra dtaD. Davigno. Baltimore.
Sailed from Grsvesend 9Th Ophr Br. Edse Phia-
delphia; brig Mechanic tBr,. Molony. Providence
3D. The reported arrival of bark 81 George tBr Hail.
from New York on the 9Th, premature
LowKsroFr, July o-Saed brig San Gaetano QtaD Ma
zella, Boston.
Lizard, Aug con. ship Theodore Ii Rand (Br). shaw.
from Now York for Antwerp.
LYNN Aug 2-sailed bark vanadis tNo Petersen. Phil
adephia.
LIMERICK. Aug 6-sailed, bark Wave King tBr Corbett,
Baltimore.
opoRro, July sisasd brig Nellie Crosby r, Crosby.
Gaveston Aug bark Robertson (Br). Mcmillan. Del
aware Breakwater.
PLYsourn. Aug 4-On bark Mod (Nor), Knudsen. from
New York for Rouen.
PALERMO, Aug 6--sasd steamer Dorian (Br. Mcdonald.
New York.
QuEnSsrowN. Aug 6-Arrivsd, barks Day Star Br) Wig
gins New York; Chapman Nor. Olsen. do; ZeAiro dtaD
Pesrano. 40: st Oaves (Br. Camping. do: Johanne
(Nor, Muller, do; Rombay dtaD. villa. do; Augustine
Kobbe. Carver. Ssgua-
Also arrived 9Th, steamer British Empire (Br Leeky
Philadelphia for Liverpool
Sailed eth steamer China dsr Talbot from LverpooD.
Now York.
ROTTERDAM. Aug ARRIVED, bark California Dutchl
Focg. Baltimore.
Sailed 9th. steamer Schcdam (DutclD, Chevaer. New
York direct.
SOUTHAMPTON Aug 5Arrived brig Pride of Cha!eur tr),
Pye New York; 6th steamer Mosei er Neynaber do for
Bremen land proccededl
SLIGO, Aug 2-Sailed bark Carlotta QtaD, Gallo New
York.
Woo, Aug 3Arrived bark Inca (Ger) wendehorst New
York
WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST
CRooxHAvKN, Aug G. Wind NNW moderate fine.
HoLYHEAD, Aug 6-Wind NV, moderate gsle barometer
2a7OO.
Lizard Aug 6--Wind NV. fresh fine.
PLYMOUTH Aug 6-Wnd w, moderate: showery
ScILLY. Aug 6-Wind W. fresh; fine; barometer 299O.
ST GATHERINGS POINT Aug 6-Wnd ", fresh fine.
The New York herald., 1879-08-07
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WHALEMEN.

WIscAssRr Me, Aug 1.-The buoy Seal Rock. in this
hsrbor, has been carried away.
The New York herald., 1879-08-07

YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.
A MEXICAN YACHT AGENCY, iid WALL, sf.-0vEI
charter.
MANNINa's YACHT AND GENERAL sHIrrIN0
rn Of SurchasnS or cEsrtsring Yachts or Vessels oe
description obtain full particulars Of all the
nss Yachting and Shipping inquirer i'i msss
free. ~ =
kAseney ii6 Wall 81. is the great and only genuine
yacht depot OF the world.
WE HAVE THE EXCLUSIVE SALE OF 100 or rHR
buy AMERiCXN YACHT AGENCY. iis Wal st.
XVANTED-A STEAM YACHT OR LAUNCH ADJ
dress wh description and lowest price, wA H.
VACHr OWNERS DEsIROUs OF SIZZLING. RE-
i member that we MAKE no charges unless we sell
psn ss' XeEsS s
MISCELLANEOUS.
ALL sGaMhg ,SoxrrLAMiNTrs; r II s., nMNxpl4TELy "a
LiNiMENT u years before the pubic and never fsiisd
Sold by the druggists At % and 80 cents.
IL. RADwAYs READY RELIRP ..
cnres the worst pains
Not one hour
aftor reading this advertisement need any
RAILWAYS qnss LII r:a cure for every pain
II was the first aud Is
the only pain remedy
Summation. and cures eoSresons whether Of the isnss
stomach bowels or other glands by sppt
'"'''"' In from one to twenty minutes, -
matte. 6edridden nnrm crippled nervous nsaragis Or
pro'rA'd RAbwxYs WIZ ases,s nak Really san9 RELIEF
will afford instant ease
Inflammation of the kidneys.
congestion of the lungs.
palpitation of the heart. -
Mysteries. Group. dphthsria.
headache, toothschs.
neuralgia, rheumatism.
,r.nv sold ehs I .gue ohls
where tho pain dculty exists will Afford case aud
Thirty to sixty drops In half tumbler OF WILL
m cramps spasms stomach, heart
burn sick hcadachc dairhoa dyscntery, collie wind
Travellers should always carry a bottle OF RADwAY'S
RkLIEf with them 4 few drop. in water win preysas
French brandy or bittcrs ms q stimuiant
Fever aud Aguc. N
Fever and apue cured for hfty cents There IL not
remedial agent ~ this world that will fever and sYus
and and al ss sa G ipsVs 40 ysto~
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF Fifty cents per bottle.
DIR. RADwAy's REGULATING PILLS.
perfectly tasteess elegantly coated tor the OF all
diseases. headachs constipation. cos,iveaess, indL
gcston dyspopsia bousness bilious fever ntian,na
ternaI visccrs Warranted 10 effect positive euro
Price % cents per box. sold by druggists
sARSAPARIILIAN REsoLvENT.
the great blood purifier.
scroiuia. hereditary contagious
be II seated ia the lr,t.f . .
lungs or stomach skin or bones, issh or nerves. '
Chronic s"as" .ersaia raaa"sss sS sssas suas b,c
ing dry cough rauccrous Affections bleeding OF the lungs
tuncrs ulcers skin and hip Diseases mercurai Diseases
female eompaln.s gcn, iropsy rickets salt rheum
III per bottle. Sold by druggists.
Dr. RADwAy CO.. ~ Warren st, New York.
The New York herald., 1879-08-07

ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.
SUN AND MOON. HIGH WATER.
Sun rises. ........ OF Sandy Hook. morn 10 80
Sun sets. % Gov. Island. morn IL 35
Moon rises. -. eve "a He'll Gate / 20
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSERVA-
TIONS.
The New York herald., 1879-08-07
SPOKEN.

Sailed from New Bedford Aug 5. bark sapphs. Edick
Atlantic cruise.
The New York herald., 1879-08-07
CLEARED.

Bark Adolph tGer). fro
The New York herald., 1879-08-07
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF AUGUST.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

~. .sAsts. Destination. Office
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-06-13
Local and News Brevities.

NINE days more, we shall have our
longest day.
We are having splendid weather
for open air exercise.
MISS Kate Webster, of Steilacoom,
is in town, visiting friends.
The principal article of diet, now
a-days, is strawberries and cream.
The strawberry season is making
good business of our livery stables.
CIGARETTES and switch-canes are
now worn by Olympia's small boys.
Our friends at Seattle lovingly re-
joice with us over our new e,nigrant
arrivals.
The regular annual prospecting
expedition is talked of, and plans
are maturing. ...........s.........a.44,4.-
JErrERsoS county complains of
being swindled on the score of her
pauper account.
MARSHAL Mack has force of men
at work opening Union street to-
wards The East.
Mr.. Charles Burmeister is having
an awning built on the Fourth-street
front of his residence.
Go to the ant, thou sluggard.
We have no objection, if she is
young, witty and wise.
T4E covering of the reservoir on
the corner of Washington and Fifth
streets is undergoing repairs.
OLYMPIA girls are beginning to
think that Snohomish City is just q
splendid place to make q visit.
Ex-Governor A. G. Gibbs has ca
cepted an invitation to deliver the
Fourth of July grafton at Tacoma.
SUNDAY picnics are advertised in
the Portland papers. We have not
yet advanced to that stage of pro-
gress.
BARON Lionel Nathan de Roths.
child, chief partner in the banking
& house of Rothschild Co., died re-
Gently in London.
We sympathize with our friends
in Portland in their joy over the an
nouncement that the Willamette riv-
er is at o stand-still.
A HIGH wind has prevailed during
the whole OF the afternoon, making
one think of the loose easement in
" Goody Blake and Harry Gill"
The usual public worship will take
place in the Presbyterian church,
next Sunday morning and evening,
and at Tumwater in the afternoon,
py Rev. j. R. Thompson.
The Darien ship canal is, at pres
ent, the topic of animated discussion
in France, England and the United
States. Each of the three powers
is anxious to build and own it.
The people OF Mud Bay are hill.
arious community. A way-up we'd
ding, a dance and a rural serenade
all in one night, are the latest sen
sations reported from that section.
CAPT. Bendire, who was tried b,
court martial, at Vancouver, SOM
time ago, has been acquitted. Tn
charge brought against him wa
conduct unbecoming an officer"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-06-13
A GOOD iiame is the best credit.

The United States schooner Ernest
arrived in the ofing on Saturday.
Two million dollars were paid for
pension arrears in the month of
May.
The season for grove meetings,
basket dinners, and clam dukes has
come.
A PRETTY good quality of wild
strawberries have appeared on the
streets.
New Tacoma now has an oyster
company, whose beds are located in
Gig Harbor.
The "mock suns" noted by US in
a recent issue, were observed along
the lower Sound.
GENTLEMEN new Summer hats, the
starchy kind, cannot stand the gentle
showers; we've tried them.
"Is it going to rain ?" is an i'm
portant question just now, in these
days of strawberry excursions.
TIE first case of death from trich-
ina on this coast, occurred at Mon
mouth, Oregon. a few days ago.
FIVE hundred little girls were re-
Gently confirmed at one service, by
Cardinal McClosky, in New York.
Our livery stable horses don't
think much of the nicing busi-
ness. To them it is base absurd
ity.
Mr.. 9. B. Plummer is to have q
benefit entertainment in Yesler's
Hall, in Seattle, Wednesday even
ing.
Now that the weather is settled :,
there is one less piece of luggage to
carry on picnic, and that is the um-
brella.
Txs Fair 0soaads havs sbssn Axed
upon IS the place Of the baseball
contest between the Seattle and
Olympia clubs.
IT is the opinion of the beau monde
that May-day and the Fourth of
July will be celebrated in conjunc-
ton, this year.
The published reward for the body
Of Judge Marsh, has had the effect
to cause spirited search by ex-
perienced boatmeu.
By actual count, a prosy fellow in
a speckled neck-tie asked his girl
twenty-five times, the other night,
how she liked her ice-cream.
Word comes that Squawk valley is
rapidly settling up; many men of
abundand means are turning their
attention towards the section.
The members of more than one
extensive San Francisco firm assert
that the merchants of Olympia are
doing business on q safer financial
basis than anywhere else on tho
Sound.
SOMEBODY significantly asks if the
citizens of Olympia are going to re-
pudiate the memory of the late Judge
Marsh, without so much as show
Of formal obsequies appropriate to
the demise of an old citizen. Who
can answer the question for US?
IT is not without some diffidence
that we announce to Fourth of July
committees that Olympia has yet
several unengaged patriotic orators
who are spelling for an invitation to
60 somewhere and wrestle with the
American eagle. Is there no way to
utilize our native talent?
The following new Postmasters
have been appointed in this Terri
tory: Jay Stillman, Boisfort, Lewis
county; Harriet Harvey, Hangman's &
creek, Stevens county: j. S. Clark.
Skamokawa, Wahkiakum county;
Jere D. Damman, Sparta, Yakima
county; Jesse B. Ball, Stirling,
Whatcom county.
RENEWED and vigorous efforts will
be made at the next session of the
Legislature to enact q law which will
insure to loggers proper scaling
system. Our Territory is far behind
the times in this respect. As the
matter now stands, mill proprietori
have it all their own way, to the grea
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-06-13

New potatoes.
PAPER stockings are late inven-
ton.
HENS are overriding the egg bust
ness.
We are in the blissful season of
roses and strawberries.
TEMPTING displays of vegetables
and berries at all the markets.
The Port Madison mills have been
shut down for needed repairs.
The music of the sheep-shears is
now heard in the rural districts.
WHAT was said of the antiquated
Belle, 4" Sine never tolled her love-"
CHERRIES have made their appear
ance in our markets. but they go
down rather hard for the price
charged.
EXCHANGES express the hope that
the June freshet will not do more
than the usual damage to "Port-
land on -Wallamet."
SINCE being elected President of
the Northern Pacific Railroad, Fred
erick A Billingsis is styled :" the right
man in the right place."
Go and see the new, nickel.plated.
double-burner, revolving student
lamps, now on exhibition and for sale
a. the City of Olympia Store.
THE Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pauy have reduced the price Of
freight two dollars per ton between
San Francisco and Victoria.
"LrrrLE drops Of water are very
pretty things in the little song, but
they are not so welcome when they
come down promiscuously and all
in bunch. just on the day that :
fellow has fixed upon for grand
sprse with his girl.
REv. Isaac Dillon q nal kiIls a.
ragements for an excursion from
Portland to Seattle, to take place on
the Oath of June. Tickets for the
round trip, good till July 18th, $6 so.
The profits of the excursion are to
bs applied toliquidation Of tho church
debt.
We learn from the Intelligencer
that the "Seattle Base Ball Club"
have accepted the invitation sent
them by the "Puget Sound Boys"
Of Olympia, and that they are to
leave that city on Friday, the 18th
inst, for this place, when the game
will be played on Saturday.
The Argus publishes petition, to
be presented to the next Legislature,
praying that law be enacted, known
as the "Civil Damage Law" max
ing the owners of buildings in which
liquors are sold, responsible for the
lawless acts of persons while intoxi-
Gated from beverages sold at such
places.
TEE Portland papers are publish
ing calls for bids to make public i'm
provements in that city, and the
calls contain the following significant
proviso: Each bid must be accom-
panied by a written guarantee that
in case the contract is awarded to
such bidder, he will not employ
any Chinese labor on the work"
A LITTLE girl in East Portland lost
her life a few days ago, by lighting
q fire with kerosene. The danger at
tending the use Of this explosive sub
tance is seldom realized until some
horrible casualty results, and then
most people appear to think it can
never happen to them. Let it be
borne in mind that coal-oil kills
more people than powder and de-
stroys ten times the amount of pro-
perty each year.
ONE of our city bellies was OBJ
served the other evening with paint
pot and brush, diligently laying on
the priming coat of new fence, re-
Gently erected in front oi her resi-
dence. and now there is prospect
of several of the young men soon
becoming expert daubers, to help
finish the lob. It would, no doubt,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-06-13
aH'asl|ingtpll Stanaara
IS ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING BY
John MILLER MURPHY,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
subscription Ratesi
six months .... ........... 400
subscription Rates :
Advertising Rates .

~A liberal deduction will be made in
favor Of those who advertise four squares,
or upwards, by the year.
uy Legal notices will be charged TO the
attornev or officer authorizing their inser-
ton.
- Advertisements sent from distance
and transient nL:ices must be accompan-
sd rs the cash.
:" Announcements Xa births, marriages
Il deaths, inserted free nf charge.
~ Obituary notices, or poetry" ac-
companying marriages or deaths, will he
charged one-half our regular advertising
rates. We will not hereafter deviato from
this rule.
Smyrna times., 1879-05-21

Chew JacIzson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
Good Cass Suits, only $500, at Phillips e
Co.'S.
| offer ali my stock of Hats at Bargains
to close them out. r. NJ. johnson.
Full line Of Hats. Elegant assortment Of
Straw Goods just opened at Kahn's, for
Gents, Youths, Boys or Children.
A splendid Stock of Clothing Just arrived,
ut Phillips & Co.'S. Call early and get u
good selection.
Judgment Notes with and without Ex-
emption clausc) and Bonds at TIMES office.
Every thing cheap in the way Of Clothing,
at Phillips & Cos.
USE DIR. VAN DYKES SULPHUR SOAP FOR all
Toilet and Nursery Sold by Druggists. apr23-l0m
The nicost line of Dress Straw Hats in
town, at }. E. Phillips & Cos.
For Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks,
Hats or Tailoring Of any kind, 90 to S. l..
Kahn's, next door to the postofiice.
Cheap rent and low expenses enabels me
to compete successfully with any Clothing
Dealer i'll the country. Clothing for Gents,
| Youths, Boys or Children at very low
| figures. Good assortment to select from.
). l.. KAHN,
Next door to the Postoiiice.
Good times come when all laborcrs at
home arc employed in ratronising home.
Mechanics | am perfectly satisfying, those
who give me an order. My Tailoring de.
partment is increasing extensively, large
stock, fine goods,very low figures, splendidly
made, best of trimmings, fit and style
guaranteed, no risks for customers, at S. l.
Kahn's, next door to the Postotlice.
Bargains Bargains!! A large lot O
Boys Congress Caters, solid. Szes, to
for 81.
lot of Ladies' Laced Shoes, all Nos. >.
and 3, 81.
A lot of Misses Laced Shoes, mostly No
l3, Is cts. and 81.
a lot Of Boys Low Cut Ties, neat shoe
all No. |, 80 cts.
A lot of Ladies, solid, but cheap Lastin,
FoXed Button Shoes, Nos. 3 TO s. a goo,
Shoe to wear around tho house for thos,
who do not like slippers. These goods hav,
accumulated in buying large quantities, anC
, cost in GO pr. lots - per cent. above thes
prices. Il. NJ. johnson.
Smyrna times., 1879-05-21
From Clayton to Easton.

The Della. Chesapeak Railway Is interesting from
the fact that there is so little of interest on its entire
length of 60 miles 1t is not possible, perhaps, to
find outside of the Southern State Qncluding the
line from Baltimore to Washington railroad that has
little TO attract the traveller. The comparatively
lines usually in the less improved parts from the
fact that the land damages less and the routes
more direct Once built however, the country
through which they pass invariably improves with
each succeeding year. There are such evidences on
the Del. Chesapeak railway though Aladdin's lamp
It is very evident has not been made to shine on it
yet. From Clayton TO Kenton and beyond, it is well
enough; the road passes through a pretty section
with some fine farms, but after this dash into q
low country that most OF the way until you pass the
Tuckahoe River, is an alienation of sandy knobs
and swaes black bottoms, that in wet seasons must
afford ample water privileges" The black bottoms
largely predominate and the sand in the making up
of this section poured out of the great basin i'll
piles. This whole region must have been once a
grand huekleberTy swamp with enough high land in
knobs or ridges for IL to anchor to- There ap-
parently very few large fields farms The tillages
seems TO be in patches of from to several
and rye but with one two exceptions neither was
success,-the high ground was nearly all silica and
the low ground mud The corn prospect is better,
| is region that delights the semiaqnatic killdeer
and its lonesome notes are among the familiar sounds
that greet the ear IL Is not section that would be
likely attract stranger who would want more than
patch of fast land, that would be likely to re-
main IN, unless OUT OF respect 70 his grand mother
4 What it will be is another question and that the
march of improvement has reached It, is fact that
| we are glad to chronicle. The acres of stumps and
the curling smoke in clearing up grounds showed
that the patches we're developing into fields. Righ
behind the ax-man follows the dltcheT, and 1t may
not require more than one or TWO centuries for ex
pansive swards 10 stretch out and beautfy this
| uninteresting landscape.
| The largest town on the line peyond kenton Il
Marydel, which does considerable business but hal
scarcely grown any in size for the last ten years
Slaugbters, Henderson, Goldsborough and CordQvt
nave each only two three houses besides the station
house. GreensboFoHgh is in the midst OF q gooC
AGRICULTURAL section and Is itself neat and attractive