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To REMovE FLY-SPECKs.Boil
some onion skins, and use the water
in which they are boiled to wash of
the fy.specks. Il will save more
than halfthe labor. particularly on
holdings and other uneven surfaces.
CoFFEE CAKE.-On and q half
cups Of sugar, one cup Of molasses.
one cup Of butter, one cup Of strong
coffee, three eggs, one teaspoonfbls Of
soda, FIVE and = half cups Of four
raisins, cinnamon, cloves and nutmeg,
The raisins to be stoned and rubbed
in little Of the -four before g being
added to the mixture. Y ~5 &SSaa !.
FRENcH CREAM CAKE. Beat three
eggs and one cup Of sugar together
thoroughly add two tablepoo ntuls
Of cold water; stir a teaspoonfal of
baking powder into q emp and = half
of -four; sift the -Four in, stirring all
the time in one direction. Bake in
two thin cakes; split the cakes while
hot, and fill in the cream prepared in
the following manner: To a pint Of
new milk, add two tablespoonful of
corn-starch, one beaten egg, one-half
cup of sugar, stir while cooking, and
when hot put in a piece Of butter the
size of an egg; favor the cream
slightly with lemon, vanilla Or pine.
apple. " .'.''' ~ 81
To PURIFY A S1NK.-In hot wealth
er it is almost impossible to prevent
the sinks becoming foul, unless some
chemical preparation is used. One
pound Of copperas dissolved in four
gallons of water, poured over a
sink three or four times, will COM
pletely destroy the: offensive ordor.
As disinfecting agent, to scatter
around premises affected with any un-
pleasant odor, nothing is better than
a mixture Of four parts dry ground
plaster of Paris to one part of fine
charcoal, by weight All sorts Of
glass vessels and other. utensils may
be efectually purified from offensive
smells by rinsing them with charcoal
powder, after the grosser impurities
have been secured off with sand and
soap. 80 49, -
Group can be cured in one min.
ute, and the remedy is simply alum
and sugar. The way to accomplish
the deed is to take knife or crater
and shave off in small particles,
about teaspoonful of alum; then
mix it with about twice, its quantity
Of sugar to make it palatable, and
administer it as quick as possible
Almost instantaneous relief will fol-
low. -
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They killed . book.agent At Cres-
tonstwo weekssago, but they had TO
run over him with nine fksightcars
to do it,
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BIG: CHURCHES

Very; few churches in America
have seating capacity of over 1 500.
The following table shows the size Of
some Of the largest churches in Eu.
rope:
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sJsst psblisAed Il. q sealed envelope
t1tee Sc Ctsts A Lecture ON the Nature,
n,atorrhosa, induced by Self Abuse. Involua tary
kmtssions; JmpOtency, Nervous Debility, and Inn.
pediments to Marriage generally; Consumption,
Epilepsy, and Pits Mental 1nd physfcal inca pactty
&c. BY ROBERT ). CULvERW ELL. N. D., author
Of the "Gretn BOOK &c.
!. The world renowned author, in this admirable
proves from. his own experience that
the awful consequence Of selfabuse may be eisctu-
ally removed without medicine, and without dan
gerous surgical operations. bosgies. Instruments,
rings, OK cordials; pointing out mode Of c.re at
once certain and sifectual by which every sufferer,
no matter what his condition may be- may cure him
SELF cheaply, privately and radically. tg3s-s
AoThls lecture vii prove = boon to Thousands
and thoasands. sstssa ksS&{l 81. s2%eS ~
! Sent under seal, In : plain envelope, TO Any5ad
drsesp posaid receipt Of six eta, Or two postage
stamps. Address the Publishers. ks{ +. gs' !.
:55- SS.513 CHAS. J. @. KLINE q co.,
1877 Bowsry, New York; Post Office Box, A688.
~ as july2976 f5s
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5une 6Oll OF the bottoms has led to
the suppositiou that these seas were Of
salt water, and that all of them except
ing this have been completely sevapo-
rated, Salt Lake being the sole sur
viyor, and that being destined to
dwindle to q puddle and then, to.
dry up for ever. But the last part of
this theory is negatived by the evil
dent intention Of the lake to assume
somewhat Of its original proportions;
while it is becoming fresher, it. is
growing larger. Within the twenty
seven years that the country around
it has been settled, it has encroached
all along its low banks nearly a mile
upon the land and deepened five feet.
Several fine farms are now permanent
ly under water, and the road on which
we travelled has been moved far in
ward to accommodate its aggressive
ness. At the same time this change
is going on, atmospheric causes for a
part Of it are apparent. The climate
IS becoming more mild, although it is
still excessively dry, But. each. sue
aceeding season brings a greater rain
fall. This hal, doubled within twelve
iyears.-Galaayt ors September. ~: a
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MINNIE APOIIS.
~ ssSg4sssss.Sa a n D -s~y>- aszs.-zsZ.
HER TRADE, :.
u :" a4sz " Il FOR 1875.
FOR 1875.

pnd.rnened whoe.... Dealers .nuf.ursr.
this indaeemen' to the
Our goods
;. 1000 $500 - h s. a, p , - ,s., .,.ond 70
Northwest Commission and
hpps' will find here Western all kinds produce
%% "A :" 2 >*S"5 &9s t-J~-
'ouh Co, Washington Avenue ne.r Academy Of Music
" BAG AAsu,AoruHERs
b.s)
tae >ai !. 5z3u p44 r ! BOOKSELLERS srAr1osERs
7''E Wales 1875 N'.' avenue c ceshn'n Washington avenue
Co., II North
CARPETS CLOTHS 70.
Wakefield & Plant No. s cnr. Block 49,
$ CLOTHS r411ons TRIMMINGS TO-
csnney smb) See adv below
s ;s:: -: ss1. l.: . ss, ::: F'' Son I'd
CHINA euzzsswARE
wn'ov 4 Co, No. Sand Academy Of Music
s ass r si s e * # % Whiting Shepherd sas Washington '
Esnydsr ~ sisest P'roh'r PA Washington
nnn.pl'. onoaM Mills, Morrisoa rropri.o.
H. F. 1suits,as. Steam Bakery, Washington A,.nu.
- s.t -. .~,x 4 DOORS.
:s; 20
Lyman Williams 1ea Washington a, Brothers Bridge Square ' Pe.''
Fletcher, 1e,i.s Eyre. Masonic p,el~ y" II " ...
,rs. -s. -,y .'c1 To-. rouspErzs, 4Acn1sE SHOPS,
.: -; '.',.s,
VIII: It.: s:. i; 4; 9: 4; 81: 4 ~! !. =;
,s ss s ' and a
o,)
1''i Company h furniture. list Helen
SPHINX wyn. plnnhns
d.nutaotu
- g. ,.' 49,. -.
Clark Linton, 6zl Washington ...nue
PROVISIONS.
ssti H Hs:' A*'''''
-. :: ,u GUNS PISTOLS GOODS
R''r Brothers, ses a.s.se', :no
Ee>snr .,e. Fuller simpson
Brothers. Heu.. Block E storsr 81 Mns ave.
g. H. LBATHER
sa " y Iusazn x4sq,4orua1ss AND D.4Ir.s
=:
9 H..re., nseia .,.aa. 44f''1 WORKS.
:u4 ~ . . PAINTS, OILS WINDOW GLASS TO-
A;t(t as':s se'''' '''''' s
- -. NILS Ds4nrn,
..~ :. =. '-~.'
H.'s's'7s Co.. Siooust I've cor ID street
Works. Ferguson Hobreol Jackson proprietor.
MANUFACTURERS
Sst T,a v III IS "' a'' s''' avenue
-~~' HARDWARE
oye Harrison Knight zo7 Mol Trades
I'd
9Th south and street = " -
STENCILS AND STENCIL srocx -.-.
H G Hamiu. Mcoust .-.:,sa:
Square avenue
squrss, Hall Co, los Washington
TOYS NOTIONS.
B wisar, 1875 Nicolet opposite Posomos
-,&. x.s 75#-huTR
Whitney Marshall IL Washington ":
I q. E -.s ~.:.} ~ PAPER, ...y..,
Wiar, Wales &c avenue
:Ggx ~. -.
Oswald, No9
Rank = schultz
$500 MzcH1NrRY.
Walker Brothers. cor ad,t
10 14HoHAs1s AND orHr.; s1s
Ncon Hennepi
Frat National
ConmelaE Hotel,
Merch noes
r .@i - : :>.=.*:| OURS QUICKEST
g = 81 MILES THE
Is "i"". r". CHICAGO TO YORK,
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CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE
AND ST. PAUL R'Y.

THE GREAT THROUGH LINE BETWEEN
CHICAGO, NEW ENGLAND
NEW YORK, THE CANADAS,
~. Eastern and southarn po,,t. (
AND THE GREAT NORTHWEST.
: Connecting In Chicago with all Eastern and
Southern Lines. -
CH1cAeo DEPoT-Corner Canal and West Madi-
ofthe City constantly passing.
CHICAGO CITY OFF1cEs.--61 and s. Clark st.
MILWAUKEE DEPoT.-Corner Reed and South
Water Streets. Horse Cars and Omnibus Lines
of the City.
CRY TICKET OFFICE 400 East Water, Street,
corner Wisconsin St. -, ~ ~ - - Ill.
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Through Palace Coaches and Sleeping Cars
OFTHE BEST; ANDTRACKPERFEeH

- Connecting ut st. Paul and MINNEAPOLIS.
with the several lines centering at those points
81. PAUL DEPor-Cor. Jackson and Levee
j. CITY OFF1cE-l1s East Jackson st., corner Of
Third Street. ~ - = 80 ~. -
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A YOUTHFUL IMAGINATION VIOLENT
.5:t4 5&.d5 LIZ CHECKED. = ri,f
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1EE:5s THE ONLY THROUGH LINEBErWEENh ny
CHICAGO, MHWAUKEE, ST. PAUL
|3.= sf-.s'' AND MINNEAPOLIS. f:&s,y,
It traverses liner country, With grander scenery.
ana passes through more business centres and
pleasure resorts, than any other Northwestern
Line. And the only Railway Line ,'''Ij : =,
TRAvERs1Na THE VALLEY Oh, I'd. ,.
THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
-+S AND ALONG THE SHORE OF LAKE prp1s.
Also via Madison, Prairie du Chen. McGreror
Austin and Owatonna.
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A1L1lw A. LE(3TJJRE
ASks TO YOUNG MEN. r

l. w. COLLINS. Sheriff Of stearns Co. Minn
salty for Plaintiff Est;f 3-EE q MeI2r7v =,
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;. = - = 'z'.5T-7H.-i+ - '. :.-i
A FEW HOURS OF wELL-DI.
REcTED EFFORT WILL OBTAIN IT.
Postmasters in the smaller towns
and: villages can, # with a little
thought and effort, easily send
us the requisite number Of names *
Has the parsonage a sewing ma.
chine? If not, cali upon a : few
ladies and gentlemen of the con.
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A. VII. CARPENTER, =, -, -.
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent. Milvankea
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unsurpassed family newspaper and irst'class
sewing machine seldom WE WILL LITERALLY RE-
WARD THOSE WHO WORK FOR II Reader, can you not
form club your neghborhood and secure this sewing
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A VISIT TO THE GREAT SALT LAKE.

We drove for an hour along the
southern bank of Salt Lake, famed
by the breath of its sea air, and look
ing over its waste of waters dotted
with mountain islands. 1t required
but little imagination to transport
ourselves to the shores of the Atlantic,
for extending as it does ninety miles
to the north, no land could be seen
beyond the line of the clearly defined
horizon. Some years ago steam
boat Of three hundrediton was ,sbuilt
for freight and passenger: traffic, in
connection with the Union and Cen.
trail Pacific roads; but her fair pros.
poets were ruined by the construction
Of the Utah Central, and she now lies
at the wharf, her only value being
her aid in making our imaginary
ocean seem more real. How. this
great basin of salt water came to be
deposited in the interior of the con.
tinent has been study for geograph.
ers and naturalists. The water is so
densely saline that it is impossible
for a body to find the bottom.
1t is a capital place to acquire the
art of swimming with perfect safety.
In former times three barrels of water
left to evaporate would produce Ont
barrel of salt; but the freshenine
within the last twenty years has 50
weakened it that now four barrels Of
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3 Ian KS !: ;

The attention u Attorneys, JuSt,ess Of he Peace
Town and Others IL called tooar very full and
complete supply II blanks. These blanks are priats
With nsv type on good paper, and are Of the forms
most approved and In general usa They viii b.
furnished Ut st. Paul prices:
D1sTRfcf COURT. -.'
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1877 Bowsry, New York; Post Office Box, zB86
sEss a 1uly22-7 rs ~
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Notice Of Mortgage foreclosure

ATTORNEY for Mortaasee.; p esug5-7t
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A MAGNIFICENT OFFER
sIs .=.3 S "a F'IRST-CIlASS
SEWING M[l ACHINE
.. 49, FOR NOTHING! %:..> ... ~ss

"A very liberal con-,
. tract, y which bic We / have
just completed with.
the Weed Sewing Ma
chine Company, will
enable us. we hope, to:
place zee. their t; eli celebrated
machines in many
fa1nilies throughout
the country. So fine
: an n q, opportunity to Sc
paper and a. irst-class
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER CRY OF JonS which struck on an anchor
Bar. Bathurst HarDor. July ~ ana broke luer
back. has been condemned.
SNIP AUGUSTA Port). Baptsta from Pc nsacola
July Il for Liverpool! put into Havana Aug l. leaking
badly
BARK PLATisA, Of Nesport, ia tons. has been pur-
chased by q Il tucker Co. OF New bedford.
BRIG STRHLISG OBJ, Thompson. IRON Wilmington NC,
July Il, London, put into Halifax 4th TO change
masters, Capt Thompson having severely injured him
self
scHR GEORGE GLKSpoN JEwErr from Windsor Ms for
Newcastle Del, before reported ashore aug ON East
chop vineyard Haven, came OF the same cay without
damage.
scHR " HfNE Pelton. from New YORK July 81 for
Corpus Christi, put nso Norfolk tth inst. leaking
scuR HELEN AxEs thr- {. mastcd) Endicott ut Bal
timore 4th fer New Bedford, An! in squat
near the Potomac River, carried away Inzzenmas 81.
win it, gear
scHR FAKIA from Providence. at Delaware Breakwater
4 mad torelnast sprung fo-esa gone and other dam
scHR INDEX, at Delaware Breakwatcr 81, had main.
sail carried away
sLooP ALPRKo A was at Provincetown Auw 2 with
son with schr Abby Ingaiis Frluay night back OF
Cape Cod. 4 he sloop Is repairing at 4.
reporteI burned was bu TOR Mcssrs Geo LORD g
60, OF Boston, aud Is insured IN TINS city, SlUVJl at
Boylston anu 5000 at New england Mutual &c. II Is
said Will be u total loss.
PORTLAND. Me, Aug 4-sloop Ncwcomb from New
Meadows. put Cbebeaqu5 Islands wltn all her sails
blown away and the loss oi a boat
serdimauden, reports having picked up of Point Des.
nonts the lSth ult Capt Joseph barOIe ami
had sprung LEAK ani SUM durtnya voyage nom Cape
Blanc 10 quebec
lAuxcn-ihc new iron Pacific mail ,teamer City OF
sydney will be launched 20 Gay. between ana PM
nom the yard OF John Roach son, Chester, Pa THIS
Is the hir contract the predecessor
City VI New York and CITY VI san FRANCISCO being nearly
ready tor sea.
snIpsufLpixe-At Essex willard Burnhan has a sehr
lSV teas The stoeEawhteh will bS ready for launch
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is IT A CONSPIRACY ?

WELL KNOWN NEW YoRKER cHARGEs nKIA-
TIvEs AND ACoUANTANcEs WITH TRYING TO
PUT HIM IN BEDIAM.
HERALD reporter visited tae Essex County
jail, New jersey, Tor the purpose Of hearing a
statement from Mr.. Desha Smith. who has been
imprisoned since tns 15th July on charge OF as.
sault and battery with Intent TO xii. Mr. smith
Is well known In new York, having been a mem
Der OF some Of the best clubs here. Ills fstser,
Mr. Murray i. smith. died TWO or three months
since, leaving between $40 900 and $40. 600, the
wreck OF once large fortune. by ais VIII ne ap-
pointed his daughter Armede sole executrix.
Another OF his daughters Is married TO Mr.. w. Ii.
Vanderbilt son Of the Commodore.
In reply 10 questions put by the reporter Mr..
Desha smith said tina. previous 70 his lncarcera-
uon ne was boarding with his sister Armede, VINO
has a house Ia East orange n. j. on the 14tn Of
last month lie had quarrel with her about her
receiving the visiis or lady VINO until recently
occupied a very questionable relation toward a
deiunct member o. their family. WORDS waxed
hlgE between them, untli at last
MISS SMITH RUSHED AT HER BROTHER
and scratched MS lace. me ldttcr responded by
Shaping her on The face. one then rusned out or
the house and ucgan TO scream, when some
nel9hD0rS came ia and restored quiet. Mr..
SmILn Is an Invalid ana mas been going clutches
for considerable time in consequence OF an
affection OF the spine. tie retired lOr tue night.
and was awakened about midnight W ponce
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ABERDEEN, Aug s-Arrlved. ship vesta CRuO, Weston,
Bull River, sc.
ANTWERP Aug L. 5AM-Arrivsd, steamer Switzerland
(Begl, Jackson, New York.
BRISTOL. Aug ARRIVED bark Samuele QtaD Rallo,
New York
Sailed 4th bark Lie1eld CNor, EveRsen, New York.
BOMBAY July s-saied bark MORO Castle. Jewett
Kurrachce.
Corr, Aug 3-Sailed, bark Massimo dAzeglio QtaD :,
Dodero. United states.
DAVENPORT, Aug 3-salled. ship Koomar (Br) Norris.
North America
DEAL, Aug s-Arrvcd, barks Patmos, Nichols Mel
bourne for Hamburg; Annie KmDau .tBr), Cummings
Philadelphia for Bremen datter has been reported
rived at Bremen July 2s).
DcsLrS. Aug S-Arrived, barks Jupiter (Ger) Hagmar
Baltimore; Maria (3r), Potter DO.
ELsINoRE, about Aug l-Saied ships harry Morse, Wy
man. tor -; John Patten, wyman, Finland; Pro.
Gress, stephens urem RevaD. New York.
GLOUCESTER. Aug 3-Arrived, bark Luciano Sierra
Qta) Cacace, New York.
Sailed 50, bark Fioka tNor). Michaelsen, New York.
GESoA-Sailcd. Elena, TOR New York.
HELvoEr. Aug e,sailed, bark Ridderkrk GER, Kro-
man. Baltimore.
HAvRE, Aug l-Arrived brig Carmela utaD. Lubrano,
New orleans 3D. steamer Amerique (Fr), Ponzols New
York.
Arrived 3d. brig Mariposa. Fletcher, New York
Sailed %, ship Crescent City, Deano. New Orleans;
barks Helen Angler. Staples, United states Biskop
Brun (Nor Forbach. do.
LIVERPOOL, Aug 3-sailed, ship Sc John Smith, York,
United states; bark Presidente Herbitz (Nor Hansen
North America. =.
Sailed 4h. PM. steamer Ohio Morrison, Philadelphia
Arrived Hh bark Rafael Pomar Csp). viret Savannah
LONDON. Aug 4-Saed, ship Constantine, Creevy. New
YORK mot sailed July SD bark Eln.racht Ger. Nus
weick- Hampton Roads
LIMERICK Aug 3-sailed, brig Little Harry DR.
Rourke Now York
MEssINA, Aug 3-salled steamer Assyria (Br) Donald
son. New York
NHwRY, Aug 3-Sailed bark Nystad CNor) Christensen
United States.
QUEENSTOWN, Aug ARRIVED, steamer Erin OBI, An
drews, New YORK tor Liverpool
SANTA CRUz trenerfe)-Saled, scnr Joseph Nickerson
whItmore New York.
TRALKE Aug 3-sailed. ship Patrick Henry tBrj, Her
bert North America; bark Brothers Pride tBr Brown
ell
wARRESPoSr, Aug 3-sailed. bark Kong Carl (Nor),
Rothing, United states.
YoKoHAxA. Aug Pin port, ship sewsl, Pennen
from Liverpool March p
Arrived at - Aug bark Alexander ofor) Nielsen,
Quebec.
Sailed from - Aug 8. barks Dagmar (Br), Law
renee, North America; Young Eagle (Br) son. do
Rose Isabel Ger), Lutzen Urom Grimsby July 49, San
Francisco.
LONDON Aug 4-The crew Of the ship Sunbeam, which
sailed from Plymouth Aug2 for the United States dis
covered that she was unseaworthy and FUSED TO pro-
ceed An examination Of the vessel has justified
refusal
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA Aug S-Arrived. schrs Charles Nor.
risOn. Boston; Maggie ) Lawronce Joanna Doughty,
hattie V Relsic, T. Downer. Lizzie Wilson, Lllwood
UOrAn, and Water Line -.
SAtled-Sjteamer Il knight. New York; schrs Elwocd
Burton, Boston, Conn q BAKER do; SHlie Kay, do;
ann L Lockwood, AMI II \ hcdveS -.
BOSTON, Aug 4-Arrved, Us steamer Gettysburg, Nc
lutchie Portsmouth. Nlli schrs Maulda kranz Rich.
Antwerp. Anna Frye, smith, ho0OKeu.
also arrived steamers Leopard, Aiucrtson, Philadel
phia; Glaucus, hearse New York brig Harvey, Robin
Irlniuad.
CIearei-sSeamers Aries. Wnden, philadelphia
Gen whitney, Lallett, New YORK; bark CHRISTOPHER
Columbus WeT DOebler, Baltc sea wa Philade iphlai
schrs inomas stone Pitcher, Georgetown DC Maggie
\ fiske, Meganllnc, Buitim re: r Barue, Hihtl,
Philadelphia; Gen OOnseas DOM, whitney new ORR.
BALI lMOHE Aug arrived. steamers WIN Ken.
ncdy, POftor Providence. UctOrOOn, kcynoiuS,, new
York Jno shreyer. Wood, Philadelphia sears mo
Hancock, llalett, Boston; Active, Sherman do; >
Tryon, Matthews, do. a sticKney, Fo0ks Fort hoye
81; Addte lodd, Mays, Ga .heen Amos
End cot New dord dee Misco(Iany) iJno BEN ham,
Woodland New Nork, FloetwinR, Penneson 90; veto
Y Grammar. Lizard New haven kofnanR AiahL bowtn.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
mERALD HMIrEgrONE TELEGRAPn LIVE.

RgPoETED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHIrEyrOSE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Weller OBI, Rawton London July 20,
IN ballast 10 lapscou Bros co. Aug lat al So ION 81
~ passed bark Gahlee of North Shields bound west;
~, lat ~ u, lon ~ - steamer CITY Of Richmond tBrJ.
hence Liverpool.
steamer sats OF rennsylyania OBJ, knight Glasgow
Jny - VA Larne Sth wan ladse and W plssengers to
Ausiu BALDWIN Co. July ~ lat - To- ION - 10 passed
snap Wnona from y John D. for Liverpool; pm. lat
81 40 Ion ~ 81 sehr Miranda nom New Ork PenarLn
Roads Aug LAT 81 -, ION 81 ~ steamer Victoria Br,
hence iOf Ilasgowi %, lat " a. Ion o. sup Crisei
Ger, bound east
steamer state Of Nevada tgrj, Braes Antwerp July
Is VIA, lndsf ana f3l passengers to Cotton 3lst,
lat 4 - ~ ION iyU! passed large iceberg 10Th, lat ~
- Ion 10 3D. North germs LOydis mer bound east
steamer suevlA Ger, Framed, hamburg July ,, VIA
Havre Nh, with mdse and 5O passengers to kunhardt
n 90. had variable weather; July 81 mad dense
July 81 between lat t5Oj, Ion iyJ2, aud a. a. lou
~ ~, passed two ccbergs
steamer Beneiactof Jones Wilmington, &c, 90 hours.
with naval stores. So. 10 WIN Clyde Go.
steamer Regulator IOdne, Wilmington, NC with
navai stores 10 Nm CLYDE a Co.
Duuham's nephew K 90
snip Atlas sor, Lars-n, Dunkrk via Halifax a days
In bauast 10 Fuuch, Eiye a 90.
shipJ Wheeler, Thomson, Havana 10 DAYS In bal.
last to VIM Nelson.
Bark fanchon OF Yarmouth, Ns) Stanley, Boston. Z,
via Delaware BreaKwaer 81 days in ballast BOYD
Uncken. July o, lat a. Ion a S. ION A.
rOunded with ieebergs FOR days. there "a an ss
Que Time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-05
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIS DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. 4, 1875.
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Steamer Uruguay tUrug, formerly Br steam yacht 90
tavaD. Sommers. Monte vileo-A > Arias
Leo, Daniels, savannah-Aurray Ferris
Steamer e Biddle, Pierce. PhiadelphIs-Jas Hand.
Steamer George Stout Ford PhIadelphia-James
ship Coldstream, saltcr. Melbourne-Msiller & Que
reau.
Ship Lamnermoor CB), Duncan London-c Wright
Co.
Snip Independence, suouL valparsiso-simpson.
Clap Co. -
BARK s de los Angeles csp), Ramirez santander-
iowa, Ferry Co.
BARR Move (Ger Egers, Pernamouco-Funch. Bdye
&CY.
Brig Ataaya, Alien. Naplcs--Marcus Hunter Co.
Brig Salista, Partridge. Rio Janeiro-Janes Ward
Co.
schr Arena Plummer, opcnhagen--Brctt, Son Co.
schr Chandler tBrJ, Petiis Hnisboro, Md lie
WOtIe Co.
scnr ben, Beveri8ge. Brunswick Ga-warren Ray.
scnr IOuslnan, Ryder, BatInore-Wm Chalmers
Schr Il small, warren, south Amboy NJ-Wllson
Godfrey.
Scnr Riley Allen Harvey, Sandy Hook--FN Glass
sour Harvest. Corwin, Providence and Bristo-H W
scnr Onward, wheeler, Providence-H W Jackson 4
Son.
scnr S p Goodwin Williams, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Man
uiacturing Co.
schr L a Forsyth, hobbie, stamord--stamford Manu-
featuring Co.
schrO Z Ackeu, Toms, stam,ord-stamfora kanufae-
turing Co