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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-11
Moffaf's Life Pills,
and
Phoenix RIliers.


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are purely vegetable; they act
ON the Stomach and Liver, and
regulate the entire system, AID
put all the fuueSi0.:s Of the body
i'm a healtisy e0.ad !ion, . ard
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all MalariOus Diseases, Torpid
Liver, Impure Blood, Jaundice,
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Indigestion. CoStiveness, Merry
Gus and Sick Headache, Colds.
Seuryy, General Weakness, and
Fever & Ague.
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correct the Secreticns CT the
Stomach, and are a Sure Cure
for SleepieSsness, Nervousness,
Dyspepsia, Female Complaints,
Weakness, Debility, etc.
Thousands Of Certificates are
I'm our possession giving perfect
CURES effected by these inyalu-
able medicines, and we are eer-
tain that they will do just what
we have said. 1t is simply ask
ed that the afflicted will TRY
THEM ONCE, their use will con-
vince the most skeptical.
Pages Climax Salve 25 cents q box.
MOffat's Life Pills % cents box.
Moffat's Phoenix Bitters $l.OO bottle.
tw Sold by Druggists everywhere
j. p. MILLS, Sole Proprietor,
So Liberty Street New York.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-11


Cnpan wi hH tina
c. dPnga Track
reiheF eCTeaSa snamedah
IMPROVEMENTS.
Through hOwnP
Sand <ndsI
hc EetB eNrA~=a. hhasou eEEealz
things,
D. o. mERn.Lr W. A. n. J. PAGE,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-11
SIMMONS

ted with loss of appetite
general, costive, sometin
the head is troubled witt
sation, considerable los
with painful sensation o.
thing which ought to hi
planning of weakness,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-11

Time and Doctors Bills will be saved by always
keeping the Regulator in the House.
for whatever the aflment may be- thoroughly
safe purgative, alternative and tonic can never be
ont of place. Persons living In unhealthy local-
ties may avoid all bilious attacks by taking dose
occasionally to keep the liver in healthy action.
If You LEAD SEDFNTARY LIFE. weak
ened by the stain of your duties, avoid stimulanls
and take
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-11


Its n1afa line runs from Chicago 70 Council
Bluffs. paasnR through Joliet, Ott2HH, Ia sale.
Ceneseo. Moline. Rock island. Davenport, Syclt
Liberty. Iowa City. MarcD&o Brooklyn. CriEEeli.
&c. and Avocas with traEeHez from Bnrcssa
Junction 20 Peoria; Wilton dGrrtjen to MEsca.
tine Washington. Essfsiels. Elaon, Bei<n. p.
CentreviiIe. Princeton. Trenton. Gallatln. CaHsa-
Washington 70 Sigournes, Oskalocsl. AMI Efi3x-
giile; Il soizuE 20 Pennington. Bonsparto. Benz
tonsport- Independent. Eidoa. ctfufnwe. Ediy-
eiile. saiocsa. Pei5a. Nozoe and z}ss Mesnea;
Wlnsersst; Atlantic 70 Lewis and Andabon' and
Railroad. which owns. Rra operates G rnr5Lan
line from Chicago Into the State haFs@as
man isslae2 Cars attached. each VA daily
between CHICAGO and PEORIA. EANsAS CRY,
: COUNCIL BItfEE5. Lean ESsTOtyF ana ATcHE-
SON VhrnLr1 cars aTeA.x } ran basg7cGt Miiwan-
zee zee. ane t-a i, Sity. ria inc HAaiSNakee and
The ssreas isock Island" A. T1ssSnlHccusiy
equipped lis Toa1 bed IS simply Perfect. aid its
trAck is lid vvifka steel rails
What viii please you most gili be the pleasure
OF e1I9y3Hg your meals while passing over the
tc1utiful TralrIcs OF Illinois and Iowa In ono 81
Our HiaEFsIice5t IssEiHg Cars That accompany al
1hr2uRb Express Trasf.z YpI Eey an entire
ne:,s n Foess as 2 served ~ any tTst-esss tesei
AppTeca.tlE.S the fact Iha- majority OF axe
sccpIe prefer separate apartments 1oF CiHeTe-s
purposes tan6 t6a immense passenger business
CT this lire wafranftng it1. we arg pleased 20 an.
nounce that this COT-peuy runs Iststsga1is 1atdce
S1strsHg Care for slSsPHs purposes. and RGt1Cs
,RsLLL.adAN EA 80! GA ! a.s ~
an "a, ass - 1s rs 6assss s.:
:. For informada0n Ei0E cbEaknRhse as ~
e. R. CABLE,
Wise Presidents end Geza Nauaaza
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-11

.efhcacious and harmless
preparations ever offered
to the suffering. II taken
Regularly and persistently
Ut is sure to cure Dys-
| pepsia, Cost1veness,
j a IN dice, Headache,
| Sick Headache, etc.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-11
The Symptoms Of Liver
Complaint

are uneasiness and pain in
the side-eometImes the
pain lis in the shoulder and
lis mistaken for rheuma-
stism; the stomach is affec
} and sickness /; bowels in
mes alternating with lax;
i pain and dull, heavy SEN
3 of memory. accompanied
{ having left undone some
ave been done; often com
debility and low spirits.
Sometimes many of the
.above symptoms attend
1.-THE disease and at other
stimes very few of them,
sbut the liver is generally
sthe organ most involved.
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LIVER
CURE THE LIVER with
Dr.. SIMMONS LIVER REGULAToR

| 49, S@AzA4aAS@SS S<4 v 1919 @s4a6 48@ " ~
q preparation OF roots and herbs, warranted TO be
strictly vegetable, and do sort of injury TO
anyone 1t has been used by hundreds and known
for the Last forty years Of the most reliable
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-11
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND 9 PACIFIC r. Y:

BETWEEN THE EAST & THE WEST J
Otsltsg Cars for eating p.rpozss ONLY. orc ot1ef
ErIEs fsatHro Of our felace Cars IL . S&CkIHY
BAg,oyN where you cali Sa3oy your i1HFana'
Masniacent Iron Bridges span the Mississippi
rt. si.ssltrt rivers az MI points crossed ~ tI6
Inc. '-f.si transfers are fyoded az Council EiuIs,
necaons being IDade in Cnicn repots. -,
s5sis GaEAF 44hiiaS5si6aa III GiSS Ale Ale Il
40 SaicAGo. With ali diverslns ,lses foI tbs
ct 1:s:s ii3syo9p. win she L. s. & IA s.. and r
~ SYHsRsSGEGS HEIGHTS. with p c. s.
ria sALLE. vph III Cert r 4
A.P e.! Is Ma: ei ans r E ~ kds . rs / D.
iriand Short I3ne." and Rock lsi'd a Peo Rds
l.1y q, I, Il VIA ths davenport Division
II " r:Sr IaDEi;EY. with thcB GRE ERR
At GRIxEELL, with Eentrel Iowa Rk
AZ DIS MONIES, with d. d, 3 I. ID. r. Il.
AT OMAHA, with d. * Mo. r.. H r. IN Eeb.l
AEteOLsThsBCS JUECTxoN.wish &c X. b n r
IS CrTDEwA, with ceasrcl iowa T. X. W.
1t hEoFUK, with ToI-, Fao. < War; Wab., Sc
t.fA sIEsoN. With IL s. j r. r.
Atci. Z Ne5- S..d { en- Er- y. r. r. R6s.
At IEAvESWoETH. With Kan Fac, ana Kan.
AtEANsAs csrY. With AZ lines for the WEES
n GArouen 60 PEGKEA, DIES MONIES.
tT'GdE$xlN, and AWEN EFOBTH.
" 9reA8 1k0ek Asland 1koufesS are sclo GF
ur holae lickes onees address.
E. ST JOHN.
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while meeting with no official recep,,ou.
ne wss shown some attention. by n few Of
u BEST citizens, and The impression len bv
y honored visitor was such that another
Vtsit would be most welcome TO all who
nad the pleasure TO meet him.
Can nothing be done towards giving
your Petersburg subscribers the UiSpafr5
st an earlier hour than II A. MI Yonr
PAPER Il univ, rsally taken here, It's daily
circulation being probably larger than any
newspaper issued here. Being entirely
dependent npen your columns for tele.
graphic news, we are placed at a great dis.
advantage by this tate delivery, and com.
paints arc gro%wiugiouder and deeper. Can't
you contrive to give us the Dispatch by :
O'Clock each morning, either by pony. or
bueey.eNpresS, thus comforting your many
subscribers, and by consequence augment.
log your W business as regards both cir
culation and advertising? T.
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DANVILLE-
DESTRUCTION by FIRE OF A LARGE o OF
BUILDINGS. wItH THEIR CONrENrs-NAMEs
OF SUFFEREBs-LIsT 0P ASSURANCES.
Correspondence OF the Richmond lpspatch.l

DESTRUCTION by FIRE or A LARGE BLoCK or
BUILDINGS. wItH THEIR CONTEMPORARIES
OF SUFFEREBS-LIsT 0P INsuRANcgs.
Correspondence OF the Richmond lrspatch.l
SEPTEMBER 2S. 1881.
The block OF buildings on Union street
known as HOll1nd'S Block was DESTROYED
by Gre this morning about day broak. The
property belonged TO Mr.. Smith Holland.
In this block there was one store kept by
Bruce * Co., one by +. G. Bauister, one by
Aplil Mccoy, one that was unoccupied, one
ea'ing.hou>e and barbCr's.shop kept by
William Gum, ~ two t0bscc0.houses.
The shed Of Hollands warehouse, In
which was the wagon entrance, was crush.
ed by the fall OF a part OF the wall Of the
store Of Bruce & Co. In a part Of the block
Captain Il. &. Neuablc had 100 hogSheadS OF
tobacco stored away. That was all destroy.
ed. In another part cf tbiS block was the
tobscco.houSe OF Holland & Hickey, leaf.
dealers. The contents OF this were all de.
si'oyed.
How this fire originated hiss not vet been
a>ceTtained. One man sayS that he gave
the alarm, and that the flames were first
seen in the store OF T. G.. Banistrr. An
Other declares that the flames were first seen
in the store OF Bruce q Co.
The parties were all insured, rs fol.
lows: HOlland& Hickey $4,000 In Scottish
Union and National Insurance Company.
5. II. Holland $500 in British America
Insurance Company, g.. 800 in Western In
Surance Company, $4,000 10 Virginia
Home, $4,000 in Underwriters Insurance
Company. Grief BaniSier: $4,000 in Star
Insurance Company, $4,000 in Commercial
Union. Apii McCoy: n, 900 in North Bristol
and Mercantile, $500 in London Assurance.
$500 in Niagara, $500 in Pennsylvania.
Paul G. Ncnable: S. 500 ia London ASsur-
ance, $4,000 in London and Lancashire,
3, 900 in Royal, s. 900 in Fire Association,
oi Philadelphia; $1,000 in Phenix, $1,000
in Queen, - 600 in Underwriters $4,000 IN
Washington, $1,000 in Connecticut, 81, 900
in North Bristol and Mercantile, $500 in
Lion. a. NJ. Bruce & Co.. $1,000 in North
German. % 600 10 Norwich Union.
Apart from the property in the several
houses the block itself is a great loss to the
CRY, It being a large row OF brick houses,
with a great extension to the rear, and three
stories high. ALPHA.
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Important Railroad Generalization.

NEW YORK, September ga contract
has been signed to-day between f. w.
Cole, president OF the East Tennessee and
Virginia and Georoia Railroad Companies
tSeney-Cole roads,. l,400 miles, aud q. II.
Tyler, president Of the Norfolk and West
ern Railway Company, and y. j. kimball,
president Of the Shenandoah Valley Rail.
road Company, embracing 700 miles. in al
:, 13S miles, which uniles permanently
these properties under the name Of the
Virginia, Tennessee aud Georgia AIRLINE;
President +. w. Cole and President +. J.
Kimball constituting an Executive COM
mit,ee for the whole line. who have APP
pointed Henry Fink general manager.
The uniled lines penetrate seven States
to wit Tennessee, Allbama, Mississippi,
Georgia, Kentucky. North Carolina and
Virginia, with alt rail rOuies to the East via
the Virginia Midland, and from Norfolk 10
Memphis; Norfolk to Meridian. Miss.
Norfolk Uid Rome, Atlantis, and Macon 10
Brunswick, Ga, on The Atlantic and Florida
railroad, Louisville and Cincinnati via the
Knoxville and Ohio, a division Of the 4 Ist
TeDne>se. Virginia and Georgia railroad,
and into North Carolina by another division
OF the East Tennessee, Virginia and GeOr-
gil railroad.
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No ~Ernecernfed Case.

In writing the following, says Mr.. Charles
Bangert, G6 east Harris street. Atlanta, Ga,
| would have il understood that nothing 10
the matter has been exaggerated, but only
The plain facts stated A week ago was
taken with what seemed a violent tooth
ache. an old ailment which had caused me
the loss OF many Of my teeth. In fact, It
was no toOthaehe, but a severe pain IN the
Jaw. and extending from eIr to ear. The
pain grew worse, and | was forced 10 con-
suit a dentist, whose examination resulted
i'm my losing another tooth, without any re.
lief whatever. | tried an sorts OF e." home y
remedies unayaillngly for W days, ana
then procured 81. Jacobs Oil. | never bad
used Il before, as | do not take mucb stock
In proprietary medicines. Outward applI-
cation to the face relieved but little, but
when | rubbed the gums with 1t RELIEF was
immediate, and today | aha as happy as a
ti.h in deep water. All pains bad len. |
must acknowledge that } had often before
the many favorable testimonials
owen for ST. Jacobs on, but | am row not
only a believer, but also a strong advocate
this most wonderful remedy.
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Marine DianaIPr.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 2S.-Tbe name
Of the ship reported lost last night was not
Hslensburg, but Alice Buck, from New
York. A dispatch from SpaBlShtown,
twenty-five miles from here, says that she
struck on Horiu's rocks, two miles below,
at ten minutes past Il O'Clock yesterday
morning, and is total wreck. Ten out Of
.tweuty-four men on board we're drowned.
The ship had been leaking for two days.
and the captain signalled for a tug. evidently
intending To put into SIN Francisco for
repairs. On Monday be spoke steamer
OceanIca, and got his course 10 san Fran
cisco. but by some ml>calculation steered
northeast, and shortly after midnight struck
With an awful crash on the rocks not over
fifteen hundred feet from High Buff. Two
mates and part OF The crew were instantly
pluic.slrlcken, and, jumping from the ship
into the sea, were not seen again. The cap
tain and the rest OF the crew, with life-pre.
servers on, left the ship, which was fast
breaking up. Some reached the shore, u.s.
sisted by The people on The BLUFFS, and the
rest were picked mp by the steamer Salivas.
Captain Herming,en was picked up after
beng in the water nine hours, supported
by two life preservers.
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ex ~, sSbs5.zs .csvsvs sefascs srsa4s ~.
Wheat I'm 81 tlf0. Co.s srn SO eos. vsts
sfeady: shoulders nomipaI; sfdss. ike. ascon
hams, issa whisksy stesdy az sf.i5.
~. LOUIS.
81. LOUIS. Sept rnbsr 20 Flour nomIsatfy bn-
e rssps Sn5 c, sss's ar 1s;p NO : s' sss iai ai.f si.sss :, c ses.
SIAN OeicoTr, 81 .4S4 November. Corn opeped
hisAer and ~eseiiSed; s5ks. cash, csc. October,
uciooer. 4esg Nov. nber. Provisions quiet 6ut
not Tsotsbly essnged. whisky 81 soy al 81 1e.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. sepismher 26.-Fiour 10 good 5emsnd
q, FIJI prizes; common 70 choice ressers spring,
patents. "a 60at0s SO: vin,er wheat
I,ir TO Ency. 80 EOvots. IS; ow grades, ts.50&
io-SsTg: No. so"sa'' r SdpS wssssr. 81 sfs y: S soo 2 ss csiesrso
:2rinE. $l;s74 cash. si.31y september, 81 80
s,ISSseF; 30; 8 Sal'aso spring: o. .; ,et s;sd.
led, and irregular; 7Oyf. cash. September, and all
The year 7O@70ke, october, 70x97Okc. Nosem-
TENDER, ana Al the wear; 4si.c. ocio5er. s4sc. No
yember, 45c. December. F9ac. Nav. Pork anset-
SIC. is%s $500 Spie@ber aud 6c,Scer. sIgo.soSS
sl945 November, sI9 l9as19.I5 all the year.
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE,, September 2s-FIour quiet and
irm. Wheat unsettled; No. 2 Milwaukee. bard,
No 2, september snd october. 81 .39k;
November. sl.404: Nos. 3 and 4 nominal: reject
ed nominal. Corr hrmer and scarce; No. 2. 69Hc.
Oats scarce and nrm: No. 2, A3c. Rye-Ns. 2
spring, 96c. PORK. fl9ms20 cash and October.
steam, fl2 10 cash aud october.
Hogs steady at $6.25@s6.55.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
NEw YORK. September 2S.-Cofun-Net re-
ceipts, 264 bales gross 1881 bales: fufures
closed steady: sales, l22,000 bales; S~entember,
95Gsll.97: Ociober, sIl.s5@sl1S7: No,
ytrnher, tlls6G slls7; December. f1l 06@
t1l.97; January. $l2.l2; Febrnarv. s12 24e9
SIP 20: March, sl2.S6: April. Sl246@sl2.47
NaN. tl2.4o@Al2 81 june, kl2 6i0tl2 SO.
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Tho yorktown Centennial.

THE COMMISSIONERS PROMISE AMPLE ACCONM0-
DATIOS FOR ALL WHO ATTEND.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., September 2S.-Ru.
mors having arisen regarding the inability
of the managers OF the Yorktown celebration
TO provide subsistence for the vast crowd
expected to attend, the commissioners
desire 10 state that so far as The in
yited guests Of the Commission, the
visiting military, and the Masonic bodies
are concerned, arrangements have already
been perfected by which they will be COM
fortably accommodated Ut Yorktown. They
alone are expected TO number $4,000. 10
addition to this four hotels OF good SIZE are
being erected on the grounds OF sufficient
%capacity TO feed from 10, 600 10 5000 guests.
Smaller restaurants In the town will ae-
co%mmodate fully one bali as many more.
They Will probably be able TO lodge 10000
ner>ons. The commissioners LAY besides
this an hourly ferry service has been ar
ranged between Yorktown and Fortress
Monroe, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Richmond,
West Point, and Williamsburg, all OF
which points are within a few hours SAL.
The Commission is confident that there Will
be no difficulty in procuring lodging ana
subsistence for all who desire to attend the
celebration.
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READ THE FOLLOWING INTERESTING
STATEMENT OF THIS DISCOVERY:

Celery has only come into public notice within he
lsst few wears as a neryine, but scientific expert
mcnts and experience bave proved beyond a douOt
that II controls irritation and perioslc nervous anu
sick headaches 10 remarkable degree.
But a combination Of the EXTRACT OF CELERY
AND CHAMOMLE, which hiss been but recently III
troduced TO The profession aud the public by myself
has produced such marvellous results In curing ner-
yousness and headaches, and especially nervous ana
sick headaches, neuralgia, indigestion, and sleepleSs-
ness, that 10 has excited public attention and news
paper ommen aud therefore l give The following
Information 20 the public 10 avoid answering hum
dreds Of letters Of inquiry about them.
NV CELERY AMI C~HAMOMiLE PILLS, for the
cure of headache and nervousness are prepared un'
der my supervision, and are iutended expressly 10
cure headache, neuralgia, indigestion, sleepIossness'
and nervousness, and will cure any case where no
organic disease OF the brain or spinal cord exists
OF cases Of many years standing nave
been cured. No mater how chronic or OBSTINATE
the case may be, a permanent cure 10 moralS GER
tain. This statement is made af'er years OF SHpe'
rIence in their use In the general practice Of medl-
cine.
Tbese pills are also valuable for school children
Who suFsr from nervous headaches, caused by an
oyeryorked brain In their studies, and for all
cl,sses Of hard brsiD-wOrkers, whose oVertaxed
nervous centres need repair and sedaiion. Nervous
trefnor, weakness, aud paralysis are oeihX ai'Iy
eured by these pills. They correct c0SuNeheSs' out
are not purgatiye.
directions on each box. Price 90 cents, OF SIX
boxes for $3.50, postage free TO any address NO
Ter aiIed unless accompanied by the money. For
- nv All wholesale and retail druggists. Depot
100 North Eutaw street, Baltimore Nd.
an 27-eodlw
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MaTcn.

Miss Matte V. Moore and Mr.. John r..
Martin. beth Of AppomattoX, net by agree
ment yesterday in this city, and took the
evening train TO DSnvilie, thence 70 Pei
ham, y. c., where they were united in the
holy bonds OF wedlock aud happiness. The
young lady came to town IN company with
her brother to spend several DAYS with some
friends here, and with the proiessed inten-
uOn % arranging her bridal outfit prepare
tory 10 marrying a Young man OF her
iamily's choice; but she had another idea in
her little head about which she said moth
TO them at home, and acting upon the
principle that - actions speak louder than
words" she gave them a practical example
OF what Der real intentions were. They re-
turned to this city on the II o'cock train
lsst night as happy as two clans in high
tide, and the bride cOOllY wrote to her
friends in AppOmattOX that they need not
make further preparations FOR her wedding,
IS she was already married 10 a young gen.
tleman more suited to her mind.-Lynch.
burg AdUGnCe.
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Iron a Special Correspondentl

PETERSBURG, September %.
AesSrs. Editors q: One Of the peculiarltics
VI zoe late prolonged drought has been the
tIlsFation q popular saltwater denizeDs
\ points far up the James river. / learn
Iil large quantities OF spots and crabs are
vi! caught at City Point. Moreover, the
u,ef waller has been decidedly bracki>h or
,-l o. high up a. Jordan's Point, nearly
yH{ mlles above the point which usually
I,Iks tbe division between fresh water and
,aA' Had the drought continued The tides
svuid haye finally driven salt water TO the
Vlatfs Of Richmond.
"hhe writing Of matters pertaining 10
iyer, j Will mention bat the British
"a eiringa entered and cleared at our
-4glh-bouse recently, taking hence nine
TtlVIeO tons u walnut logs 10 Hamburg.
= norwegian bark DaDDerbrOg entered
iNHgosy, and will also load with walnut
Tor lbe same port.
iDe schooner A. III. Ingraham, with lime
~ Teler'burg aud Richmond, still Hes at
s@3 Folnt, and, Il Is feared, must finally be
y, 1tlfd' o. her cargo is without doubt still
sIe. Last SUNDAY, as smoke was seen
lug from her seams, she was promptly
ss1ceeu by The crews OF the monitors Ajax
yiskill, under the direction Of Cap
~ eehmiiz aud Marthon, who 10 a twink
NJ stripped her Of all canvas except top
ssas SDd stood by 10 sink the schooner IL
Asn Captain Gentry, OF the Ingra-
y doing all in bis power for the pre-
wa,naslon OF his vessel and cargo. II Is
lmns oi mention that a large tbree.masied
losS'l5Icah schooner lying near the lime
M vessel made no proIfers OF assistance.
eel,,oaue vessel disdained to balf.mast her
lata'' le'ierday when all America was clad
sha 'trappings and habiliments OF woe"
Their sn European vessels near by wore
sdlsigos at bali mast.
LshesSi. WibgheId, Esq, the Mayor OF
uig' spe1t last Saturday In our city.
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NEW YORK COrrON FUTUREA
MARINE lNrELLIuENoh.
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 2s, 1881.
ARVTVEn-

ARRIVED
steamer Tiger LILY. Wahban, Chichnhominy. mcr-
chandise aud passengers. W. A. .. Cole, superin-
iendent.
Bsrkentine Violet (Br.l. Lsngdou. Eoston. to load
-four FOR Rio Grande do sui, GaiegO Manufacturer X
Company.
ARRIVED AT CITY POINT SEPTEMBER 2STH.
Schooner Belle Brown, Hunt, Rcekland, lime, to
Warner Moore.
SAILED.
steamer Ariel, clifford. Norfolk. Uaited states
mani, merchandise aud passengers, l.. u. Tatum,
agent.
schooner Henry =. Ravens. Pierce, New York,
cotl, CheSapeake aud Ohio Railroad Company; yeS-
sci, Curtis q Parker.
schooner A. a.. Lyon. Buunell. New Haven, coal h,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company vessel,
Curtis Il Parker.
schOonerJeDnie Middleton, Thompson. New Lon
don, coal, Ch' sapeake and Ohio Railroad Company;
vessel, Gurus & PARSER.
schooner Ella II. Barnes, Rose, New York, mer-
chaudise, Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad company
vessel. Curtis * Parker.
Schooner Louisa Waters. COs'er, Newport Newg,
merchandise, chesapeake aud ohio RAILROAD Com
panv; vessel, Gurus & Parker.
schooner Aldine. DennisOn. Boston, coal, CheSa-
peake aud OHIO Railroad Company.
BELOW.
Steam.tug AK, with bark Anna, from Hampton
Roads, I'm TOW for this port 10 load tor Bfszll.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
The schooner -. II. iueraham, Greeley, from
Rockland, with lime, which stODDed az CAV Point
with cargo ahre. reu aims In the same conciiioO.
Her hatehes were opened Tuesday. but the nre ben x
found stEl burning, they were again battened down.
The barge New YORK, OF the Clyde LINE, which
sunk some time since at the cOmpaDy's wharf, has
been nghieDed and tOwed 10 the bar opposite Rock
etts, where she will he pumped ont snd repsired.