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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-05
LONG ISLAND.

New VmLAGE-Nrs. Richard Newton, and
her child. age 2, were recently goIed ny an iirated
cow The child will not recover.
JAMAiCA-The Village Board Of Excise has granted three
additional nccnses. The Attorney General recently
decided that Town Boards have equal jurisdiction with
Village Boards The Town BUtId ha, granted every
Application fOI license.
JtMEsPoRr.-Thc VI = Campaigning az the South
Long Island District, under the direction Elder Icds,
and GliswOd closed yesterday.
BAY EUGE.-Thc corner stone Of the A'louIutn, on
sccuu,1.yc., will he laid az 4! p. M, TO day.
CuEEssrhc Rev Nj Nichols. az New York has lol,ly-
cd Il c.L TO the Passionate OF the Reformed Church.
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-EM-.JERSE

JERSEY CITY-The annual festival Of the
Jersey schutzen Corps viii b. held Aug b. o. and TO- al
Mount Pleasant Park. sneak thief m the gusc OF
heggar stole watch from MIS-. DubOscs house m the
Thirteenth Ward Thursday. serious ahrty O,-
CURED IN al Exchangepace saloon on Thursday night,
during which George Holden sustained serious injuries
from blow with a bottle . Thomas sheridan was ne I'D
bail yesterday for indecent assault married
lady, ana sentenced 10 50 days the County Jan for
drunkenness. Samuel Harper arrested YESTERDAY
for passing counterfeit nOnCy.....JOhu fruuclly tCll
from Cortlandtst fcrryboat last evening, and was
rescued by the crew Of the steamer st. John. - j.
HoutOn elected President OF the Society Tor the Pre-
ventiOn OF Cruelty 10 Animals last evening
EEwARK.-Grouud has been staked of for q new rCsar
vor OF the se of tie old quarry The citizens OF the
Seventh aud Eighth wards nave appointed John llaud-
han. Thee GiaizcI and John Brady Committee TO co.,
Ter WIN couHe c3hcefhE the a,SrSsm,htHlo I paving
certain streets ~ those wards Hugo Wenset has bee u
committed t. jail on two charges of grand larceny
GcOrpr Nixon, an Engishman, who stole horse aud
buggy from The newark Hotel on tuesday was aIrtsi'
Prnnsy lvania The Supreme Court has decided that
the Poster Homo n not exempt from assessments.
Charles Gruber has been arrested for brutal treatment
~ his Wife. Richard Gilcrsi, arrested Tor stabDuc
Thomas Norrsey, on Thursday evening, committed
Yesterday in defiant Of hail. En- Alderman Fcller and
JUnn Jacks saloon keeper will prosecute the Board OF
Excise for refusing them licenses The Chief Of Police
reported 30 the Common Council, last evening. $50 s-
during the month. The Oversccr OF the Poor reported
balance IL the treasury, $3.50 T. Committee was ap.
pointed 20 select n site for the new aImory.
PAIERsoN.-Tho Rev G. VI. a. Hcwcs has been az
oiuted Chaplanoi the Ladies Hospital The receipts
the Hortcnlt ura and Floral exhibitions on Thursday
Mary's Orphan Asy ums Michael CAVITY, age 81, cOuI-
mitted suicide Thursday night by taking laudanum.
GLOUCEsTEE.-Nleu have been employed for some time
fl closing up the break III Oh" Newton Creek by which
the surrounding land overturned. portion OF the
residents ART opposed the closing of The break aud
engaged yesterday III ripping open the sand bags
used for tbs purpose.
HoBoKEN The report published yesterday in several
papers that James IL Dewey an aged citizen, had been
OrueIed 10 the state Lunatc Asylum, Is denied by his
family Louis Bold, druggist, has instituted q suit
against DR. stuscy Ia recover damages for Islander.
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HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER.

yEv Yoax Hour Tn,r. Rst Wind Honr. Tler Rar; wa
lABg q 78o ?gf3 RW. Ang. 4-6 TO % :.
F''t A. 80 2lj7 S.W. 10 1850 :.
1854 s.E. II IjD E.B
REnApKs-Aug. I ls70-Therm0meter at a. IN, 1o';
o. M So; II y. ~. 140.
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AQIrATIC.

COMMODORE ASHBURYs YACHT BEATEN AGAIN.
LONDON, Aug. 4.-The cutter Vanguard won
the COwes town cup yesterday beating several vessels Of
the Royal Yacht Squadron, including Mr. Ashburys Ii
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ATHLETICS VS.. oLYMPICs.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Aug. 1.-The game to-day
between the Athletics OF Philadelphia and Olympcs Of
this city was called of the ran at the end Of
the seventh inning the score then standing 10 to 8 in IA
vOr OF the Athletics, as f0llows
n
ID. 81 4tb 9Th. 9th. 7th Total
2 9}7oI. s' .,,.,'. "a
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doubt hottt win he one othe most interesting games of

cn, l.. q "a a a sIOT Sb et. IN on on. Totals
F fss's9i..::::.. 3 9 ! ..
RIMS cancd-Roon L. Bedford PlayBoson 3i EoLford,
Plies Caught-Boston ~ Eokrd 49, Fool Bounds Iaknbos-
ton Rcuri Three StrkeEckfori fnt Base on Errors
Boston p Eckori Total Fielding Erors-Boson u tcdob
Umrra-Mr Swcly Olympic Washington d. G. Time Of Game
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s,-ws M5 j

inch.
THIS cheaper sny Boiler
bot and cooled water
and eas drop. That The Independent expansion Of The Boiler
There piece Of iron construction that expands
other part therefore leaks The have No 80
Westinghouse taken cold Monday morning AMI
pounds The Boiler i0hoe pose H..
arrangement makes the best Ll Of condenser with ns alter
Can be made Of vIougl; one have az
Of wrought iroa
In the engrayugs given above Pig is from view Of s boiler
rounded by the brch work which shown crsoa, F De
vertical transverse section Of the sane s1i zig
Immediately below the sieam-um. other wors between
the the WITHDRAWING portion Of the apparatus.
The bolerbeongs the Glass gnraoT,
and the The sections
composed Of central vertical tabe having rge o o.
either side asees iaperng tubes e o. Which
their lower ends toe main vertical tubes ooare VIII
horizontal bassbe ran, indicated IN Figs and and a. Their u9rer
e1tremues communicate by Of short curved poe' sa iae
steam vertical pipe external the bscSHos oona'es
one end u elmdm with the corresponding end Of the cuoe
the object being readily relieve the drum from v ta
may be carried tho The furnace provided under he
forward the boiler rather under the forward systems Of rs Ion
srta waterubes extending the main vertical tlbe moro
fully represented in Fig p
As the heated gaseous products combustion pass the
they rcu llsaata, among the rapidly transmit
their heat to the boiler
The water in the before being led to the other portion
the boiler degree obyate the evil, g1eny
peence boilers from the sudden injection
Of coli water.
Not only large heating urce obtained bat The Arrangement Of tho
PARTS provide great freedom Of expansion and contraoo
from variations temperature the positive advantages Of which ussd
not be enlarged upon.
Their, also the further dvangcharactesc Of The sectional
cSuconta the eyea the raptare vii be ooDbncd
10 ,a port on Of agpt.as AMI the danger 70 life and property
epcporioa1ey riaci Peculiar facility also o'uei Tor ei'"'
cleaning the heating as-Whh Is done by Tsus betNoeE
IN, tubes Tshs2 perora, pipe from ss.sble hose through
which steam thrown in forri5s jets asau'fd surface
Address
BENJAMIN L. BABBtTI,
6lTo7 % WESTINGHOUSE. NETWORK CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-05

HALLSVEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
sfe'eA us hs from turning gay and restores natural color
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USING, as well az making and selling, an in

ngeuens upon BURGAgAGARu TELEGRAPH violation Of
and will be treat such BE deceived By the Wo improvement
There Improvement talked 40 direct aton Of
work pat up N az cheap possible Ny Alarm has had q
practical erptence OF ten ard filled Where has one
objection any Improvement" yt presented vii have Tn when pat
INTO active ue Y. loLAEs, no. Nsnay-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-05

pooLsELLISG POR To-DAY's RACES.

handicap for all about three miles
far bunting purs, 1000 Tbs the greatest Of
The 9Os pooh sold a. the West kne Hotel this
ing Measb 43J5 yslgu, rs sdae S95 Sir Joseph So
Kug John 80 tle field Gerald Duty and Astronomer so
hACE-Hartirau $3.50; for all mile
CnsI +IoC, Gao ss5 Monarehst go Daultsr, s65
Edsiu.
Tnrsu RACE purse all ag, dash Of miles
$50 nreoun0u $40 TIE Doctor, +lC0 Gerald, IS
AstfouOmer z ~. IceuSn, 80
Consolation Iurs $50 for beaten horses al
winners s1cgd,i, mile aud bali Nelly Ransom, $50 Madame
Du0e 7y AlIeo $t5, Gao AsuoIomG and the Bulletin colt
he e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-05

COFFEE MILLS for GrOcers, Vessels, Hotels, and
Family useThe SwFrs Patent warranted tie bet aad cheapest
:. HAyLASD h SON, Agents. 259 Pear-sL. y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-05

This Steam Generator has been 70
use for a cons .rh.e Ie-'1i I e
o-f u,iyp works OF the i.r.Htor lI
has given the most aiau.g.8.s
results in point Of economy ~
fuel rapid generation Of steam am
dryress OF steam. Tie cl.meH. Of
safety Is an important attribute of This
boiler, the tubes beink cTtble 81
wthstand.ug a pressure Of tre humid
red pounds aud upwards to the square
inch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-05

BURNErr's CoLoGNE-Bcst in America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-05

DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS, new and beau
Designs reliable Watches Chooc Jryey ,nI Slyer8ae
SeUIRk 5. 81 Fuoa-st New. YORK. Diamonds specially.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-05

Go TO b. s. SQUIRE t04 Fult0n-st., sp stairs,
for Wstches Jewelp, Dlmond' Ser.afe be sells direct from toe
non safe, Grst hands therefore you save
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-05

Anv lndy NAV have a heantifnl comnlexion

md s6 ly Ming HAGAys nAGsOLs cnrrs sunburn
pmfes hohPacs etc. md renders lazy IRE envy Of her But
forget your hair with L1Oys CgtEHVArED KArHA0y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-05

TIE NEW DIsINFECTANT, BROMO CHLORALUM,
posonous olorlcs, aud harmless Used with 90 al
places having Prepared oa b. TILDEy Co. l;G
W.lhamst Sold b. all Druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-05

UNTIRIHG EXERTION can alone render hotel
worthy considered hrstcass IN this progress The
the AMERICAN HOusE Boston hiye Kept this fact constantly
yos their hotel O1efs every desirable laeers
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DOMESTIC fii2HET5.

NEW OgLEASs. July Is. hi
Cotton quiet and weak middings nomnlly 20c. Net
receipts 6l gross sos. Exports Great Britain, 3i4i
Sales, 1,5JU. Stock, 43,D7.
SAVANNAH July %, 1871.
Cotton quiet mddings l9ac. l91,c. Net receips r..
Sales 49, Stock, 5,iii.
LOUISVILLE, July %, 1911
TobaccoSales, 22S bhis LugB. $50 rs a AZ low to
dunn leaf, 81 70 Sl2 B..
OswFGo ~ Y. July q, Is7.
Flour In good demand ana market steady $3.50 hbs
at 81 for No SPRING ~ SO for winter 81 for white
winter 53 10 for double Wheat rmer but quiet
lb0O bushels old red winter at 81 49, MOL Milwaukee club
held H 81 81 a. Corn quiet sales l5U0 bushels at &c.
OstsNone in tue market Farley, rye and peas quiet.
Corn nea.e 10 for boted, 81 30 tor unboted per
MN feed unchanged; shorts, e22 shpstHs, s25 2s mid
dngs. t2s x3D per ton Highwnes gic Canal frcishts
Flour Sc, wheat 7c &C. to New York lumber S3 tn
the lndson "a to New York Railroad treshtsfour To Bos
ton b5c. To New York &C., 20 Albany soc Receipts by LAKE
63uUJ bushels wheat 1850 bushels 3JJJyO feet lun
bcr Shipments by canae 700 bushels wheat, 30 200 Dushcs
corn, l,iiU,0D0 feet lumber.
CHICAGO. July %, 1871
Flour dull and pricos nominal Wheat aavanc d lie.
nc; NO. spring, 81 ~ ~ Is; aerno dun 81 4ts.
seier July. Com moderately active, aud ndyaucrd
No. mixed closed NJ f9j5c f.c. afternoon quiet and
unchanged. Oats nTmer no, ~ Al 60 4 30r new and
old. Rye stronger No. at 5SJfc. &C Barley urmerj
No. sDring zoe. Ilphwnes urni &C. Ness por clio ID
Bli Lard 96c. Live hogs nCtirp AZ ~ - So tntt.s
dun 80 81 TO- Receipts 3D0i Dhls 1our 70 100 bushels
wheat 5000 bushcs 500 bushels ca;. l5O bushels
1000 bushels barley, 800 bog. shtmcn 81 eco bbs
-four, 900 bushels wheat i2JOOJ bushels 800 uhss
Data lJOl bushels rye 1000 hos Fseshts hrner corn 10
Buffalo, J4c.
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Tac JERSEY DEMOCRACY.

Prepnriug for Vigorous Campaign in Hud-
son County 3hu X. Mcpherson Selected
Tor senator.
That the democracy OF New Jersey mean 10 re.
deem the state at the coming election there are
already abundant siGns. most active canvass is
gong for every oflce from Governor to constable.
IL seems 10 be understood that Hudson county VIII
he the great battle ground. and accordingly the
wire pullers of both parties are actively at work
there.
THE STATE sENArORsEP
is the big plum. Leon Abbetr, John Il. Mcpherson,
Mayor O'Nelll and Hermann d. Busch. the heavy
coded on all sides mat the race lies between Albeit
and MCPnersou. In order to restore harmony in the
party. anu TO make tLat iong pun anu STRING a
tons, these two gentlemen agreed TO submit
the question beforehand 10 leading democrats, and
that the decision OF the conclave should be binding
on each candidate. Fourteen delegates taken from
the county large were selected by each candidate
This convention assembled few nights ago at
Aliens hotel on the NIL. but
ADJOURNED WITHOUT ANY AGREEMENT.
Another effort was made, and the convention
assembled ut ST. JOhn's Hall LII Gregory street, on
Monday night. The first ballot resulted In "four-
teen each,r the second showed one convert to
McPherson's side, the third two, and so on TO the
fourth, which stood Is to 10. MCPHERSON was
accordingly declared the choice OF the "bOys" for
State Senator. This Is 10 be regarded, however, as
simply preliminary to the regular Democratic Con.
ventOn, winch may disturb, after all, the best lad
schemes. But Mr.. Albeit gracefully retlres, accord
ing to the compact and MS retirement Will have the
effect healing the dissenSiOn between the old and
THE YOUNG DEMOCRACY.
That he would be the choice Tor senator but Tor his
course toward Mr. Encas Fitzpatrick. the standard
bearer Of the Young democracy last fall there Is
hardly doubt. Ills persistent attacks on Mr. Fitz-
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COALITION,
when proved too powerful for him when the crisis
arrived. The Mcpherson men are working now
with the greatest spirit and confidence.
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FiNiNaIiL And COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET.

WALL STREET. I
TUESDAY. July 25-6 +. M.
On Change to-day wheat was better, but irregular
IN the several grades. Cotton was lower and dull.
MONEY TWO TO THREE PER CENT
Money was easy ut 2per cent on governments ana
at 8 per cent on stocks. Good borrowers on the
latter collaterals were some cases supplied at "a
per cent.
Prime paper is quoted AZ 81 per cent for sixty
days and So IL per cent Tor four to six months
dates.
Foreign exchange was steady on the basis OF llo1s
1lOl4 for prime bankers sixty days sterling and
1loh 1l0ss for sight bills
GOLD sTRONG-112L 1925.
Under ruInors OF revival OF operations on the
part OF the gold clique the gold market was stronger,
ana advanced to 1925 So far the plans of the COM
binatiOn seem to contemplate only the eXaction or
high for the cash gold which. for delivery
on speculative sales, was worth as high as 1-32 per
per day. The course of the market Is shown In
IN fahla
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The engagements for tomorrow are $3lO,ooo.
GOVERNMENTS STEADY.
The general list was steady with a dull market
The currency SKIES were exceptionally firm and ad-
vaaced to 1l3h The following were the clos
ing street prices United States currency SKIES
1lS.S 118ss; do. 1881, registered, 1861 Hex;
do do, coupon, 1865 n6A; do. ive-twenties.
registered, May ana November, 1l3h l13A; do
do, 1852, coupon, do, ia a 1l4h; do. do, 1854
DO do. l13% 1l344; do. do. 1866, do. do, ll3&
113I; do do, registered, January anu July. 1l2a
a 1l3; do. do. 1886, coupon do, 112H 1l2ss; do.
do. 1867 do. do, 1l2X 113; do. do, 1868. do.
d. 112% lI3s; do. ten-r0rties, registered, 112s
112A; do. do, coupon, lib ll3h.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES HEAVY.
The Southern list was heavy In sympathy with
sharp decline In the old North Caronas, which fell
to A. and lower prices for the South Caronnas.
resulting from the discovery OF the recent issue or
bonds authorized Tor the redemption Of old bonds
maturing Juy1. This latest issue OF South Caro-
linas ma lie the subject Of investigation oy the
committee of the Stock Exchange to-day, who
decided the bonds ''not good delivery The new
North Carolnas were favorably affected by the
decline in the Old bonds and were strong It viii
be remembered that we have frequently quoted
the opinion of persons familiar with the rels-
tive merits Of these two issues TO the
effect that too wide margin existed between
their prices. The Tennessees are notable tllustra-
ton of a similar movement toward equalization now
accomplished. The rollowin. were the closing street
price3:-rennessee, ex coupon, " '2R; do
new, u a 72H; Virginia, ex coupon, Us 66; do.
new, 72s< rs; do. registered stock, old, SIS u So;
Georgia skies, "a Sc; do. sevens, eS1S 95;
North Carolina, OK coupon, 40 a 43; do. funding
1856, SO 35; do. do. 1868, 80 a 81; do new, II
IS; do. special tax. 1917 u 20; Missouri skies, 9S
a 90; do. Hannibal and st. Joseph, 93 O 9S;
Louisiana skies, So 3d. do new, Ga 65; do. levee
skies, IL ~; do do. Fights, "a q 81; do. peni'
Tertiary sevens. 10 70; do railroad Fights,
Is so: Alabama 1ves, CO 20; d.. Fights, 9S
100; do. railroad Fights, 90 95; South Carolina
SKIES, rs IS; do. new. January and July. 81 Is
57A; do. do, April and October, 575s co.
| Arkansas SKIES, 55a co; do sevens, So 65.
sTOCKs WEAK AND LOWER.
The stock market was strong the early forenoon
and the cliques ventured to SELL but prices soon
gave way and declined. Northwest common
ceded from $685. TO 66a, and Ohio and Mississippi
from ASK to 44t. The market then became dull
and toward the close rallied family, st. Paul rising
TO 50. Hannibal and ST. Joseph tumbled TO 67is for
the common and 77la for the preferred. The leading
directors of the Lake Shore road started by special
tram to-day for Cleveland to attend the meeting Of
stockholders to be held there tomorrow.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
Il, ,,..r
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The QUOTATIONS. are based on cotton running IN 9na1y not
than half grade above 0cow the grade quo1et
The actual receipts nj the ports to-day were as
weston, pa new Orleans, bi3; Mople, & Savannah, 7J
eston, us; Wilmington ~; Norfolk bS; Baltimore, AZ
New YORK. DO total I,So4 same day last week, a5 same
Bot. Rate tor cotton Iregh to iOein ports
clos as foowsTo Liverpool, by stean d ny saii sd
5.S2 To havre, by steam, c., go salt &c. 70 Ham
burs by sieam 5I6i 10 Bremen, steam, &C., gold,
prcssc To oac ports, by sail, &c. &C. god.
COrrER-Anerican ineO war in iair demand at run
prices, the closing strong 22c 2sc per 10,
with further Of pC0uU within the sheath
IL C., Moderate demant 2Uc ] Z. FOR Old
shea:hng colts and braaers. &c 3Sc for nais Sc
yellow metal nails dc do BOTS ne Tor de-
sheathnE.
FLoul AND GRArN-Receipts Flour, C.S07 nbls. wheat,
Ill t5l bushIs; 13,l meal, 10 Da.s oats
2Sd5 Uushes Inc honr market iusd rrmer especially Tor
super and when In deAfer under good
in uiry. The about 1900 b u.s. Rye uOur con
tinued dull There Important sales made. small
moderate request Sales were made OF 40 bs Iran ywne
and West yellow ut OR luJtaions Gay SACKED meal
steady at % coarse, I'll 81 for Emo 81 81 Tor
ted 81 81 boited yellow anu VI 10 Tor boci WHITE
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ANOTHER RIOT VICTIM.

Henry Langstan, who was shot through tue ns"
knee and left during the riot OF the ll'h ihs''
died on Monday afternoon in Bellevue Hospital rom
the efYccts OF the injuries received Deceased, VINO
civ ON the day OF the riot with some friends 10 VIII
ness the orange procession. add MS Curiosity c''s
him ms life. Lansstan was TWENTY-FIVE Years "a
aye and born Ia Ireland. Coroner Young WA
nJtlheds
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YACHTING NOTES.

The following yachts passed through He'll Gate
yesierdav:-
Steam yacnt william NJ. Tweed, Tweed, Green.
wien for New York.
Yacht Dauntless, Commodore Bennett Newport
for New ORR.
Yacht wanderer. Lorillard, from Newport, on
cruise, arrived ~ Vineyard Haven morning OF the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-26

1872 Connecticut and Massachusetts Wrappers cases sun
dries ut 4ic 45c, and l50 oses Havana q2c ~
TIN.Platss were IN fair demsnd full prices We note
sales of 1000 boxes assorted charcoal private
boxes q. In equal lots iOrll l4r2O arrive
on private terrns Pig was que, bur hrm; tons Eng,s6
realized 35sc., gold, per h. We quote C. charcoal,
a. 62x So gold per box; l. g. coke, II 80 ls 80 aod
per box; erne, So * 81 go god per box charcoal
gold per lo English s5c. BIKE gold, h. and Bauc
s0c. " 403c, gold, per ID.
TALON continues in fair mand and steady Sales N.
day OF 1000 lbs SA4c ?Ac. for common choice
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ss1 bbls. TIE mirsc, was Arm a
CSC. for hoped, with sales OF 200 bDls
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CRICKET.

Boston vs.. New YOrlS-A Dra WIZ Match.
The contest between the Chelsea Ciub, OF Boston,
and the New York Club, which was commenced at
Hoboken on Monday, was yesterday interrupted 10y
ram while the New Workers were playing their sec
ond iinngs. AS the game could not be resumed II
terminated In a drawn match. To-day the Boston
eleven play the ST. George Clue ut hob0Sen. The
following Is the score of yesterdays play
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-26

To THE EDITOR OF THE HEaALp:-
In your paper OF the 23d inst. you make reference
to tue act passed by the last Legislature OF this
state concerning the dispensing of medicine saving
1t gives considerable umDrage TO existing chemists
and especially to those among them whose igno-
rance makes them fear the ordeal OF an examina-
tion.r
In reply, T. as q chemist and druggist OF LONG
standing, do not fear an examination OF the gener-
alltes and necessary skill required In the conduct
ing or the drug and dspensary profession, but 60
not geek for an examination the same as young
men just from college. VINO can tell you that tho
symbol for crystalil1ed SOFA Is
ZNaUhUAsUo plus 14.5HO,
or that carbonate OF magnesla Is represented by
3tMgoCOs-2 plus dU.) pusMgUuO.
have f0rsotteu all those, as they were neccs.
sary Ia the Duslness but can tell when q doctor
orders poisonous dose and have often corrected
sucn, whcn IS far more essential than the Know
euge OF botany required 10y our examiners
science, let me adj. not required 0f those studying
for M. u.
The law totally ignores the College OF Pharmacy,
q chartered body OF competent chemists and drug.
gsls AS theie Is no provision made for those hav-
have TO go mp aiiAe As We'll might you asK ali tnc
pm sc.ans aud surgeons To pe examined again. and
how lew would he able 20 go through ali thai they
were crammed Tor ut their examination Tor dpiO-
mar Still they ho.d their reputation good. Then
why ask druggists some Of them OF thirty years.
standing to 20 for an examinationp
1t Is right To prevent young men who 20 into q
store Tor one year TO draw soda water coming out
next year as drug clerk, and there rs Jaw at
present IN force prohibiting any one who has not
served three years IN drug store from putting up
prescription Ths law ought To nave been enforced
and this great cutlery OF stupid drug clerks would
not have been raised, though Dinety-niie mistakes
OUT oil every one hundred arise not from iyhJrancc,
but from carelessuess, which no law can preIen', u
tue ignorant drug clerk Is extremely CAREFUL now nc
that Familiarity breeds contempt. DRUGGIST
NEW YORK, July 70, 1871.