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Col ~ Smith
DEAR srg:-I see an advertisement in
the STAR, setting forth the fact that Capt.
TO. Rhodes, has purchased my Boom Il
Lake. This I beg leave to deny. as have
never made any such disposition OF them,
to said Capt. Rhodes. l have leased the
Boom & Lake to Mr.. A. j. Rogers, and
he alone has my permission TO use the
same. Yours &c,
WMsH. SMITH.
ELDERS FERRY, Miss. March 2, 1874.
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G. HENpERsoN. Chancellor.

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This house is located at the RaIi Road
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A share of the public patronage is respect
July solici ed.
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VINE SEsvIcEs.-Rev. b. Jones OF
th& n ethodist Church will hold Divine
3cs at Moss Point on the Isl, and ord,
laws OF zach month ut IL O'Clock A
MI Md at 7 p. NJ. ia.
ffayer Meetings every Thursday night
~ o'clock. I'll.
II is hoped the Public generally
WIN attend.
The New York herald., 1874-07-19

the honors Of the day caused a strong feeling OF
local. PRIDE 10 mingle with the 1rst moresslon
The gallant manner in which the victory had Deeh
won was also dwet cpon in terms OF emphatlc
commendatlOn, and the ladies in the parors were
every now and then startled by the suppressed
cheers for Columbia The bulletin boards and
on1ces OF the newspapers were beseged long De
fore the result could possibly have been expected
by any one, and when the glad legend, columbia
Victorious" appeared at last, cheers and shouts
were indulged In by the curious and motley
crowds
THE COLUMBIA PROFESSORS VIEWS
The Columbia College professors who were IN
TINS city yesterday-mOst OF them had OF course,
gone to Saratoga-were Immensely pleased by the
great triumph OF the boys. They said that some
OF the Columbla crew were not only good oarsmen
Tut also excellent scholars thus showing that
muscular Christianity" to borrow klngsey's
phrase, need not necessarily be ignorant Chris
tianity. They all stood well in their studies. SO
that the result was dOubly gratifying TO the pro-
lessons. Among the students the Teehng OF ex-
utation was universal, and the gallant crew were
cneered to the echo. There was NUMBER OF
pleasant private gatherings and dinner parties In
the evening, at which the Columbia College oars
men, and especially Rees, the captain, were mer-
riy toasted by their en- thuslastic fellow students
The New York herald., 1874-07-19
A sCULL RACE ON THE HUDSON.

single scull race announced to take place
from Manhattanville, between Charles p Mont
rose. of Yonkers, and william F. Cunningham, Of
Carmansville, attracted large concourse Of spec
tators yesterday afternoon. The course was three
miles, straightaway from stakeboat anchored on
125th street to another boat located several hun
dred yards below Yonkers The rivals were in
magnificent condition. The river could not have
been in q better condition for the rowing OF q
race, for hardly a ripple disturbed its serenity.
They rowed In eighteen foot boats, weighing 1856
pounds each, with sliding seats. The stake
betting was In favor OF Montrose. The contestants
got away together, and the race was pretty evenly
contested for the first mile, when Cunningham
pulled ahead, leaving Montrose nearly seven
lengths behind. At first they dashed of pulling
thirty-six strokes per minute; this was gradually
increased to lOrty. MOntrOse, at the end Of the
second mile, put on a brilliant squirt and came in
winner in 24m. 15s. Cunningham was only three
lengths behind.
The New York herald., 1874-07-19
SUMMARY.

! SARATOGA SPRINGS, Y. Y, July IS. 1s,4.-FOURTH
REGATTA OF THE ROWING ASSOCIATION OF AMERI-
CAN CoLLEGEs-UNIvERsITY RACE FOR THE
! CHAMPIONSHIP.
CouRsE.-on Lake Saratoga, from nine stake
boats anchored IN line below snake Hill; thence
three miles stralghtaway TO "a line near the en-
trance OF Fish Greek.
COLLEGES REPREsENrED-Columbia Cornell
Dartmouth, Harvard, Princeton, Trinity. Wes
leyan, " llllams and Yale.
/. WEATHER.-Clear and warm.
WIND.-SOuthwest; gentle breeze.
WATER. Very smooth.
TME.-Mornng.
PRIzE.-Set o, flags given by the association.
POSITIONS AT STARrING.-No. l teast slde), Trim
ily; No ?, Princeton No; 3, Cornell No 4, Yale
No. s. Dartmouth; 10. Q. Williams.
REFEREE.-Wilam Wood New York.
SrARTER.-Commodore Benz. Brady, New York.
JuDGES.-Messrs. BrockieSDy, Anderson, Cross
Chandler and Moon.
NorR.-Posponed from 10th to 18th because of rough
water, and again to 18th tor the same reason.
I.-coLUMBrAs sIX-oARED SHE'LL
COlors blue and white. Manned by
Philip Timpson New York; 5. OF III. ;age, %; 1853
Jasper T. Goodwin, New York; class '7e; age, "a !;
Gsspar Griswod, New York; class II; age, Is !;
Ed s. Rapalo, New York; class IA; age, Il; 15s
R G. Cornell, New York; class IA; age, 2l; III
b. Frank Rees, New York; s. of NJ; age, 20; 153
lbs. captain and stroke.
Dress-Blue bantaloons and white handker-
CHIEFS; stripped to the waist.
Boat by Thomas FearOn, Y0nkers y. y; length,
40 II. n; width, Il in weight, l45 lbs.
Average age OF crew, Il years; weight OF crew,
s55 los
Time 16:42A.
a-wEsLEYAN's sIx-oARED SHELL.
Colors lavender. Manned by
W. H. Downs, south Berwick, Me-; class rs; age,
q l45 lbs. bow.
]. ": whitney, sprague's Corner, n. y; class '7e;
G. NJ. Warren, Deer Island, Me-; class '75; age,
"A; IA lbs, g.
IL. G. Heermans, Corning, N. y. class '75; age,
6. ?. Marsh, West Newton, Pa; class ~; age,
J. L. Eustis, Hammond N. T.; class "a; age, 81; !;
100 lbs stroke and captain.
Dress-Lavender tights and head dress stripped
Boat by Charles b. Elliott, Greenpoint L. l. ;
length 40 It. GIN. width 10 in; weight. l40lbs
Average age OF crew, 20 2-o years; weight OF
crew ssg lbs
3.--HARvARD's sIx-OAEED SHE'LL
Colors, magenta. Manned by
W. p. Otls, Chicago, H.; l.. ;. o.; age, Il;
", r. Taylor, Jefferson, N. y; class ~; age 2l;
H. L. Morse, Boston, Mass; class IA; age, 81;
Wendell Goodwin, Jamaica Plain, Mass; class
IA age, Il ITO lbs. captain
d. G. Bacon, jamaica Plain, Mass class '76; age,
H. Il. Dana, Boston, Mass. class "a; age, %;
Lt lbs. 4; stroke.
. Dress-Crimson handkerchiefs and white draw.
efs; stripped to the waist.
Boat by John Batkie, Cambridge, MASS lensJh,
40 IT. In width, q In weight, 140 lbs.
Average age Of crew, q 10 years. weight ofcrew,
$50 lbs ..
Time, 1854.
4.-DARTMOUrH's sIx-OARED SHELL.
ColUrs green, Manned by
wits G. Eaton, Jr', Lowell, Mass class W; age,
q $50 lbs, pev,
The New York herald., 1874-07-19
Almanac for New York-This Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK. JULY l8, 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship Greece tBr), Thomas, Iiverpool-Y W j
Steamship City of Brooklyn tB, Murray Liverpool via
Queenstown-John G Dale
steamship Main CGer) De Limon Bremen via South
SchsT sT Ply
Colon inOw Aspnwa via Kingston ia
Steamship City of Me1,co Sherwood, Havana, &c
s,eamship Clyde, Kennedy Galveston VIA Key west-C
Steamship George Washington, whitehead, New Or
Steamship Gen Meade Sampson, New orleans-Frederic
Steamship San Salvador, Nickcrson, savannah-w
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, Charleston-J Quin-
Steamship Benefactor, Jones, Wilmington, NC-wm
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker Norfolk, City Point
and kichmold-Old dominion steamship Co
Steamship knight, Chichester, Georgetown, DE-
Steamship vlndlcatOr Doane, Observation-Disclosures
steamship Gen whitney Halleti Bostop-B r Dmock
Ship Mariana vi PorD, Ferrera, Lisbon-G Amsinck
Bark Baron yrsnyezany ga Aus ouminch Cork or Fall
Bark Keplcr QtaD, Ferro Cork or Famouth-A P
BARK Giuseppe GaD, Romeis. Cork ralmouth-AP
Bark Nordcap tNor Clausen, Cronstadt and Coperha-
Bark Ii Waller CGer) Mas, stettn-Funch Edge
Bark Elizabeth Metz GER, Bruss. Roterdam-C Tobias
Bark Felice Bozzo GtaD, Acto, Dunkirk-slocovich L
Bark Admiral Gourbeyre Fr semelyn, Landesnaes-
Bark Teresa OBJ, Wallace Trinidad and Cienfuegos-J
Brig Livrft CNor), Hoop Great Yarmouth E-Tetens L
Bockmann.
Brig Olga Nor,, Smith, Queenstown OR Famouth-Te-
Brig Samuel Lindsay Gibson oporto-Micr & Hough-.
ton.
Brig Mary Fink, Dyer Gbraltar-John Zittlosen
Brig Ataaya. Cole, Manzanila- -Ponvert Co.
Brig Fl Odiorne (Br), Renaut st Johns, NF-Hattop,
Brig Florence May (Br), Cochrane, Hallfax-C W Ber
Brig F Merryman, Lccraw, Richmond-R Robert
Brig Water Witch, Knight Baltimore-Hicks 4 Bell
Forest Il Co.
schrJ a L Adams. Lamson, Beyrout-Jas FL
schr VIM Douglas McIndoe, Cape Haytien-B Wen
schr Lady Bannerman OBJ, Roberts, Green Turtle Cay
schr Goodwill (Br), Ingraham Harbor Island-Joseph
'schr Anna Lyons, Baker, Port Caedonia-Bird, Per
schr Gladiator CBr), Parkes, Yarmouth Portland
schr Whitney Long, Hays, Fernandina-W Ray
Schr Chrome, Wooster, Jacksonvile-van Brunt h
schr Harry Shepherd wilson. Jacksonvle--overt
schr Minute Hudson, Jacksonvire-w Ray.
Schr Nellie Grant, Jordan. Jacksohvlle-H " Loud 4
schr Nellie Potter. Gsssill, Washington, No-w Hin.
schr Jamostow wn, Blaisdel, GEORGETOWN DC-van
Brunt Bro.
schr ii 7 Hedges, Bowman, Batirnorc-wm Chalmers
Schr Wilffre, Bcarse, Provncetown-B Weinberg.
Schr Hattie Lou, McGuin, Providence-H W Jackson 4
schr Edwin Post Ruston, New Haven-RsckettA L Bro.
Wood.
steamer Bristol, Wallace, Pniladelphla-Jas Hand.
The New York herald., 1874-07-19
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JULY 49, 1s74-TR1PLE SHEET.

Rangoon for Falmouth 80 days oct .s,h. Ia, - bon
os eSsA ont Edsnsao % .sr ifs,s ,an 10 hsrs a.
came dtaI from Akyab ,ol London, 70 DAY, o.t
SsTs ! .I.ssfs ssf. kuhlen' Hamburg rs days with
ssrl stsiiilsTs ssr ssssess Rio '.nero 90 days
Bark Joshua mOT1s S sovIo9 ssnen"rd xA''"'.'
,Bris Miller, Hin Rosario a days. in osnas, 70
schr Palos shackford. pemerars " say. WIN .arsr
and moasses TO Leavcran Cos vessel TO John hoyn-
sehT wright crope., Cat leland DAYS with frui'
to s.sr Sss pSnsss sSSss k,c snsD 60 ws.s' % .v with
schr J Hoasman. Ryder. Eieuthera sdsys with sui,
schr Henrieua Hill. Hn HOG Island. NJ, sdsys with
schr ESra Barter, barter sauIia River Ga DAYS
se6r James s PonSer HUDSON GsorseoSn se dsy.
with naval stores to zophar Mills vessel % harl
ssnI ssnII i : w.ingrigh, srs 10y. Loya m E,s@esa ..
sehr consntution, Yoans. Richmond for BriasSpoTt
schr a NJ Bailey, rhomss Virginia
schr D. & Miller Jones Virginia. 49, -.
schr Ida B Gibson. Bowker, Baltimore.
schr Lavinia Wilson, Wilson, Bsluinore.
schr 8 J Fort Fort Baltimore.
The steamship Macedonia from GLASGOW. which arrived
tar steering n leih ia, Il 90 lon eSss ssehsnesd ss
io4 i LVerpco I%aD %tn engines ds.o1 ssp,ss no
Passed Through He'll Gate.
Steamship Bolivar Lawson. New Bedford for Sev
York. with mdse and passengers
schr Clara Rogers, rogers, Tar River, NJ. for Nee
York, II DAYS with sping 10 q y Snow.
schr sahwa Keliy Calais for New YORK, with Isih to
sshr Teranda' Pond. Prov,denee for New yo,x
Schr Fanny Fern. Eaton, New London for New YORK.
Schr Mary Matt, Barker, Providence for New York.
Scnr A Kindb srq smith, Providence New York.
schr Jed Deacon Cook Calais for aamaroneek, with
lumber TO Chase, Talbot Co.
Schr Shutis, Young, New Haven for New York
Schr Ryan, samms stonington for New York.
Schr Simmons. simmons. stamford tor New YORK.
mdse and passengers.
Steamship Gen whitney Hallcit New York for Boston.
schr Mary Carrie Mozer, New York Tor New Lon
don.
Schr Restless, Burman. weehawken Tor Boston
schr Eben Fisher, Reynolds, Weehnwken for BOSTON
scbr Grace Watson, Raynor, Port johnson for Provi
dence,
Schr Mary Miller. Dalton. Port johnson for Boston.
Schr II p Ely. stokes PoIf johnson Tor Providence,
Schr Emma l. Winsor, Atwood Weehawken Tor Ply
mouth
Schr G l. Daboll Racket. New York for Greenport
schr Sarah Falconer, Wilson, Elzabeihport for
schr l. o Wells Wells Port johnson for Eas, Green.
wich
schr John Chafee, Buell., Baltimore for Hartford
Schr Mary Brockway. Lord, Port johnson tor Essex
Schr Hydrangia, Baldwin, Hewburg for Fail River
Schr ncio, smith Rondout tor Newburyport
schr Win Barnes, Gott Hoboken for Bucksrori, Me.
Schr Geo Osborne, Lurbey New York for Belfast
Schr koret Dunham, Hoboken Tor Portland.
Schr Wanderer. Austin, New York tor Cape Cod.
sehr Daniel Webster TrasS Port johnson for Dsnors.
port
Schr Haze McNamc, New YORK tor Greenwich.
Steamer Doris Shirley, New York for Providence
The New York herald., 1874-07-19
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ALroA, July u-Arrivcd bark LELAND CNor), Tallaxep
New York.
AsERDKxv, Jnly 17--Arrved, bark 1ngleborough (Br
Clarke, Pensacola.
BREMEN, July Sailed bark Niagara (Ger) Kuhl
mann, United states
sailed l7th, ship Guardian. Ames, United States
BELFAST, July l7-Arriyod bark Dio Fin Aus) Catta.
mich, Boston.
oHoNsrADr. July D-ssred, barR Rome, OTIS United
States
cAEs July l6-saned, brig Typhoon (Br). Thompson,
United Statoa
Baltimore.
EIsrSoKr, July le-Arrivvd bark wilhelm Klsker Ger)
Burmeister, Wilmington NO. tor Riga.
GLOUCESTER, July lsArrived Prosperina Palosso dtaD
Montana, New York.
GRASTos, July r--sscd bark saga CSor). Larsen,
United Ststcs
HARrLsyooI. July I7saiee, ship hebos oGer) Briese'
United States
The New York herald., 1874-07-19
ARRIVALS.
REPORTBD BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHIrESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Pniladelphia-Jas Hand

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHIrESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship oder CGcrl Oterendorp, Bremen July T. and
SOUTHAMPTON 7.h with mdse and 3l5 passengers to Oe
rchs Co. July IL lat as lon Al Al, passed Cunard
icebergs
Steamship A schoter Dutch. Hus Rotterdam July
l. and Plymouth Sd. with mdse and 80 passengers to
Funch, bdye Co In lat n 81 Ion 1s 81, passed large
iceberg
Steamship Claribel CBr Trcncman. Laguayra juno
% Curacao July Jacmel 9th and Port Prince llth
with mdse and passengers 10 PIN Forwood a Co
Steamship Abemarle Kelly, Maracsibo Curacoa. La
guayra, 81 sroix and ST Thomas, with ndse and
gers to " Nel.
Steamship Knickerbocker, Kcmbie, New Orleans July
L. with mdsc and passengers to Clark Seaman.
steamship South Carolina, Becket, Charleston July
ID, with mdse and passengers To j w Ountard A Co.
Bark Mako tof Londonj, Anderson, Manila ITO days
with hemp and to Peabody, Willis Co. Passed
Angler April 3, Cape Of Good Hope May 80 St Helena
June Is; crossed the Equator June 25 In Ion 33 May
lst "a 5, Jon VI H. spoke bark ~ Fernando p) frou
The New York herald., 1874-07-19
Shjpping Notes.

Ship Anna Camp, 1896 tons of Bath, lowered from
the mammoth sectional dock foot of Rutgers
Thursday after having stripped calked and remet
allied and followed by ship Golden State 9l4 TONS
for examination 1t was found that she had struck
by sword1sh whose sword had penetrate ted the side OF
the ship nearly two feet ard, breaking off remained In
the pankng. Steamship South Carolina 1850 tons is
for painting.
On the small sectional dock ad ing have been brig
Ataaya 4s tons to repair shoe; bark Reunion ass tons
to strip, calK and remeta; brig Merrynan 342 TONS
to patch, and schr Hand. $50 TONS to metal
On the large Clinton street sectional dock have
bark Albert Neumann Berlin Her 5l5 tons propel-
Ter Ashland 76i tons both patch and bark Modesto
$50 tons, to strip calk and remetal.
Ship Gardner Colby, li35 tons. lowered from the
large balance dock foot OF Pike street Thursday after
being stripped, calked and remetalled.
On the smaller dock adjoining have been barks Regina
Folck, 533 repair rudder, and jayne III tons
to patch metal
The entries the screw docks foot of Market street
have been On the large dock, yacht Dreadnaught to
paint; propeller Gadwsh, to clean and paint and
bark Olusee 40 tons for examination. On the MIDDLE
dock, brig Manlius 2 tons TO patch and propellers
Cahll and + Wolcot, TO paint. On the small dock
propellers Gamecock, Spray and Vim, all to paint
There have been the Gowanus balance dock foot of
Court street. Brooklyn lighters Hiram and Sea- to cak
and paint; Henry Parker, 227 tons to calk and
paint and VIM Cushing $50 TONS to patch metal tug
John Parker for general repairs barge Ajax for
examination.
On the Erie Basin sectional docks there have been
schrs Yates 30 tons; John Wright 246 tons; Lucy
Wright, 200 tons, and Ireland 265 TONS all TO cak
and paint; steamship Bene.actor. s43 tons, for new
wheel; tug Mary Green. brig Ena (Br) $40 TONS two
barges, all for painting.
The Peoples balance dock foot of Stanton street. has
been occupied during the week by city barges and scows
undergoing general repairs.
The New York herald., 1874-07-19
Maritime Miscellany.

seEK yEsIA Morse from Bangor or Medford leaking
for repairs.
sonR MARY, at st Thomas July from Port au Platte
E g. m 1 m lon to @ @ 70 BOARDED sec
beam ends and abandoned: had sails and metal,
that could be distinguished was "fhomNH" H""' "A'
scHR LEAsDEn A KNOWLES, Chase. which put back to
damage BY wSTiWnd wHieh lasted only
minute but when 1t was over the vessel bore the APP
win be repaired in two or three days
sonn GouLp Of Lubec, on 9Th inst during fog while
White Head, dritted and as the tide went down
on eI Zee, 3 e'sH & on nd as the heeed
boxed. which mostly damaged from her filing On
she will undergo repairs Her freight was intended for
sguall about PI 10th when about miles BsE Z Of
eet below the cr9ssrees and lost mainsai and maitop
ford papers As having sailed from that port 10Th for Sa
EyEs sA1Lrse,Thc German bark Eduard Capt Tralber-
stad,, with full cargo and one passenger, Mr John o
Won CSlen for Or Amsterdam. and the German bark Jo-
nation upon the same day, July IA.
Capt W Sbufeldt now Executive Officer of the
BROOKLYN l.; Navy Yard and formerly American Consul
ee fFss h PSS o hs
Grimm has been appointed to the command Of the City of
the Uty Of 10 Toxic '' 'Ap' Jefferson "Aur' 10
NoRyoLH, Va, July ls,rhe scnr D steelman which
nond River has been raised and owed into o. this s pos
repairs The damage to the vessel is slight.
ST THOMAS July Brig Surprise before reported sold
flag.
SYDNEY, CB, July l7-Ship Iliade GtaD, from Genoa,
mas been sunk py an iceberg captain and crew here
81 JOHN, NIB. July l5-The ship Flying Cloud remains
ashore on Navy island Bar where drifted Tues
day forenoon Six tugboats epdcavored to get her OF
last evening, but did not succeed.
spoken.
ship Ellen Goudy Br. from Cardiff FOR Montevideo,
July !, lat - Ion ~ 20 w. N'
Bark Envoy, Berry, from London for Algoa Bay in ne
13 lal Al 10 n, Ion ~ SOW 80
The New York herald., 1874-07-19

HvIl. Joiv STARVED bark Akershus Norh Nsue
man New York
H.ssE4 July I7-ssiled. bark North star (Br, BaneA
Cnited states
LIvsmrooL July i7-Arrived. bark McSeii, Jordan.
Bangor. Ne.
Lospos. July fs-sailed. bark Helene Sor. Anderson,
tpted stsss
sr.cAssls Jsiy t7-salled. bsrk uornuns Ger, Wal.
las Boston.
oussssro.s Jaly is-Arrved, bark Minerva Qsorls
Larsen. New Nors
Arrived ian bars rr.ppano Ger. nerchicke. Phns-
dephia
sourn.srros. Jsly ts-Arrivei. steamship Baltimore
Ger. iAiisnhsim. Baltmsra Bremen.
T'ssst~ July Ie-Aruvea, brig Heos CcerA wenke.
New fork.
NNsich-Arrssd bark Giovanni dAn. ParAino, New
Yorh
saiied irou - Ju,y ~. bark sondrenorse CSor). -,
rsi1-sn unissa st.tss
The New York herald., 1874-07-19
SAILED.

Steamships Celtic (Br Liverpool Algeria tBr) CITY OF
Brooklyn d3r and Greece lBr), do Utopia or, Glas-
Ger, Bremen: Glamorgan Br) Cardiff: Colon, Aspin.
wall City OF Mexico havana. &c; Clyde Key West and
leans San salvsd9r. Savannah Champion Charleston;
NC Knight Georgetown. DC; vindicator, Phiiadei,
pba ship wellington (Br) Liverpool barks Gitana Nor
terdam; lgnazio dtaD, Cork or Falmouth; Montezumn
Barbados; Harry Buscnmann (Br. Antwerp; brigs
LAmce QtaD, COnstaE inope; Azalca DR., st Johns,
NF schr Hound (Br), ST George, Ber. "
The New York herald., 1874-07-19

This time Is, all things considered, the best ever
made, when it is remembered that the course is
straight away and without tide or current TO help
1t.
Three great balls are going on tonight, but the
attendance Of students is very thin.
The New York herald., 1874-07-19
MISCELLANEOUS.


A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
n Of different Staes legal everywhere; no publicity;
fees In advance; advice tree. Commissoner for
every state aud Notary Public, FREDERICK KING,
Counsellor at Law. 365 Broadway
A -HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN, COR
~. mar OF Fulton and Boerum street.
Open from A. NJ TO y Il. NJ
On sunday from to o +. NJ
4 BsOLUTR DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERESr
"A States; legal every where's dcsertion &C., suficens
cause; publicity reauired no charge until divorce
H. HOUSE. Attorney, 194 Broadway
nURING THE PAST THIRTY-PIvE YEARS THR
IL value of mandrake for the liver and digestive
eans has steadily and rapidly Increasing in favor
and almost entirely superseded the use OF calomel
or blue masA No Laxative drug Is more harmless than
never produces ssivstion, whether used In large or
purgatve may pass OF without doing any mischief, bus
SCBKvCK's MANDRAKE PILLS completely relax ina
secrctions and relieve the gall bladder NO how
cos.ive and how bilious the person may be, the ma
chinery OF the digestive organs Is regulated
anc brought to healthy activity. Persons troubled
with mck headache, very common and distressing
complaint be promptly and eectually cured by
dose Of these Pills No person should leave bono, even
for few days, without Akins thase Pius along Price
70 ccn'e per box, Sold by dr7ssHa everywhere,
The New York herald., 1874-07-19
THE YACHT FOAM.

TORONTO, July is, 1874.
The yacht Foam has been raised and towed to
Niagara, where she has been beached No bodies
were found on BOARD; they are being grappled Ior.
The New York herald., 1874-07-19
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

the following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty -four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at hud-
nuts Pharmacy, HERALD Building:-
The New York herald., 1874-07-19
NEWS.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST