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New-York tribune., 1875-07-24
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
SARATOGA RACES.

SARATOGA RACES.
EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS FOR IiE rw" LETTINGS
-rllF SKATERS AND Tur BETTING lDH lhh
IRAytHs sTAht-srEINGBok AND CALVIN.
Prcparaiions for the opening day of the
Saratoga races July a. havo been coplccd and are "n
nm extensive scale Tire grounds have been much I'M
proved and lcauticd the scIts of the grand stdhd h-
served Tor indies have been cushioncd ncN ana greatly
inproyed stables have been bailt, and extrAor-
dparv Inducements have been offered 10
secure large nuubcr OF starters FOR tho various races
The secord meeting Of tho year follows the frat with an
iatorlnis sion of only week. so that ! days racing
c,pr.iuy not less Than i3 contests. will he given dur
ing the last week Of Juy and the first three weeks OF
hucu-t The course in whose management thc
rIlc n, weI ~ horse-owncrs. hayc coutd,nce. ~ a
first con-cGuenco who will not permit their horses
10 ap,car at Monmouth Park. take hemt0 this course
and TIE contests Will therefore be among The best h"Ises
in the country. As second consequence the pubic ds
.o.ed m yagcr money on races make large and numerous
bcfs on these contests While the betting not To hc
commended IL t. nevertheless tlo that Il gives life and
animation tp the course.
Tho o.ning racc to-day |. for the Iravors stake
or rather II should be called the Edtrs plate. for l.
t piece of silver Of 500 varc rather than tn, ~ 900
stake and ,ntr,cs money ieh this year VII make THIS
prize worth - ooeor .60Co for which
Tncrc wt,, Gh nominations for thi- race. from which
about - hor-e- viii start. These include the best
animals Of the Mcdaniel. ncCTath. Sanford Belmont
and Ioiillad stables. and the contest promises TO I've
very close The following are ihc probable 'aii'rs
end the o,crce o. pools ,oi at Morrisscy's rooms at
saratcsa:
7rgrrrs StGk,s-Iisrnoy's ozark 0nd Gen. Harvey,
$780, S1cp; hc.raths Ais idvs and thrstlrdtr' f."
SJ0; Grimsietds D'Aria.ntn aud - Mafiu 80 9ioi
boswell aud CammlcE's KinIiolt. 80 500 Rc,rpnfs
Matador, $50. so o'nouW's Miln"r, rlo. S5o; &c
Daniels W;o Burke. SO. SO; tia'mush- c"li ny
yauxlall. by iletherhcl So 80. Inryem co., "ar-
wick. so. so - - >,
Sweepstakes llriiauir- -irSgbos. e-t"'. 49, fr
mont, Oi;ita. 500. 500. S,niordr Mdtt, f' -'o
Pnrvrar a CO. ,;rus,id so, so: Eitors survivor
So. go. 80 . -,- 90.
Si'ipq Race.--Iuiier'- King Pin r3ln. $50; JAIN
cnrt'- K;.di $3.50. so; NcDtnict- Mifc W 80, N";
Itnailuc- Cro", $50, 80: uitch- jtrk Ii"s'' T'",
so; Clplriigu's Ficvlp, = 90, -
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BARNFv- Suddenly on tho 18Th inst. at Keypcrt M.
Brsi Wednesday, Al iuy. at Cypress Hl Cemetery.
from Sll-onc rrmpe New York city.
DpoNsON-A K:c springs July - In the 18th year oe
Li. age shcrt Illness Oliver bOnsOn Orin y q
Reiatves ana risn OF tho fsmg respectfully invited
10 20 HI m ssot *. Sa M rom ,hc c S Of s strangers s @ % %sS
BuRrIo At New f.oc.clle. ,ho I'D Ju inst pnebs
Funeral sryyice, The M,tnos Episcopal Church. New.
koch,lle Village. Sunisy, at O'Clock p NJ
M % e sy 81 Ss & SS On ac rSs s
rhlip Churrn, in tho ooth year o. ms age s,u s,u
saturday, July q, ocick p. Train leave, GRAND
Central Depot O'Clock. returning iease~ shg Sing 90
DAyIs-ID Breos rhnr-d.y Jpiy 2? .gedeny. In the
min " paws.
R.s, and g. ns % Of & the :o i are bo r'Deay ry S'SS % si
fat.cr. No - wnc~s. BrooAyn. on sun'ay. tho sstA
EyEN--on che pa inst, tho residence cf her nrctbera
lis. lanes Grimes. Mary rwns ~ her 1'ih year: u
First DAY, the 10Th ins at $50 T. NJ
ceEE1 n,r & enc, % Sa n hs'. n n It, on 'n'
GIEA.oN--M N,Sburgl' July 2i Elien A.. wife Of tho
fi''"L 1n. sia;, a. July ' ~ a, ii o'Set D. NJ
JAMESON Thursday July 30 1875. Mrs Loref'o JaIneA
III iaars vii take place nom No 2,1 West thirty nnth
~. o. SATURDAY. Juy -, a. La m.
JVDT.. AN suddenly. Thursday July ~. Isaac Ferris
dap, of Abiam T. aud iiniy ". Lu,an. In 'ao 25tn
Ri, friends Of h, family respectfully invited -
at.ea TN i.iotal pIllrr KcOlucd Church.
ani Twenty nrst st.. Monday aruoon. the 2Sth
lust, 1T 3.ao o'clock.
CoMpAsi. SHsiNfH H@GIs..hT. N. u. o. n. Y.
COMPANY DgDiE-. No. !.
NLw-ToLK. July ~. 1875
II rsconlcs tlo Dan., iuy q" Tie comuIl Ga
IA, Of private i-'ac r. Iulain good sobie courteous
gpntlri N. and true iil'n'L
Nembrrs viii Resemble the ArnoD. Monday, 26th insts
al 3 Oc.Uck D. n. IN civilian cs.e ON lcit " ~
the funeral.
,y ORDER 81 Capt. LESTuUON.
r. " MiiH,u Acting lir,t sergeant.
MACY Fourth day mo-. .l 1875. Charles A. Macy.
a.t'd O. years.
Run, raj iron rIends Meeting Fifteenth At and Ruth
,rord place -a,entI DAY, 2ith inst nj 10 Oclo,a.
pOST-Sud.hy Thursday July 30. at the residence u
hOlaud q. NI,rh,i, Gxl Neck. J. J.. lyIia sinturns
dlng '.r ~ ~. late He.sy Post OF this eiiy.
Notice OF funeral noI.ait.f.
srKONGOn "Wednesday, the est nst. George 1e.apletOa
strong ri hs r.nidonce, No IiS East Twenty nrs ST.
The family
Nited to attend his funeral saturday next a 2 M, ~
JTnity CpUrct.
VAN DOREN-In Rrookp Iulj %, Mrs. Catharlnc Glover
Van iprep the 7.'fh year ~ lirr age
10 o.. uul@ BfooAatn
Efq, saturday evening.
WHIrIHE.D-A Railway Y. j.. on Wednesday morning,
Jly n Deborah 4, ofr', daughter o' John CinSlop aud
wir niia~ :. Whitehead.
The viii tttr place on Ssrd1y 2ith ns Al D. ins
her lals rrsdeilcc on Hanpn A., neal 81 teofxvS
ave. RAILWAY.
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CHCRCHES AND BJILDINGS ~ PLHIL.

REPORT To Trr NLW-YorR TlRE UNbLRwRliTrs-
DANGFK- FNoM HEATING APPARATUS AND I,i-
PROPER GpNsILJ CTiOE.
The Committee on Rates and Surveys of the
Sew-Sork Board of Fire Underwriters make the follow
ing report showing the unsaf condition OF the heating
apparatus of churches Ia this city, eKsulnd daring
Juus 1873:
The smoke nuo and stove Of the Bipt-' Church o. the
Pilgrim Vest fars and tls furnace. register, smoke
pipe and ue ~ tine Baptist thcn Oi The biscpl, on
On hundred and sKtl -niutA st. near Fmnklin ave, were
found u,islr Also siuokciln,, two smoke pipes and
registers the Wellington Apenu" CuplT' gatiufial
Church MashDgioni,yr near tnrEuhdr' q and sI1ts
.Nt.-st; tho furnace, rin"k, ldc, hot III lamp
of IT Matthew Lutheran nuich tuuflan g.,
On, hundred and iify -hfii.-t.
Among tar A,cilpd!.i Episcopal c!uIcacs tie follow
ing Ii,i. arr fund: Ic niuace-, Iceisicf- an two
hoo air ipcs Of the ccutcna" thuith al M0sbing gon-
ani onehuni &c ana sixty ftt; ih' furnaces,
-.ui ue-. smoke and notsr pipe Oi the li- ,hu ch,
at hIi..Nc. aud alIe hundrc'and iuIty llsts.. tue
lnrlscg, Io;ior, slsfcppe and stove Of the 1i'n".'
CAueD Washington ave, near d+rsnt; the stoves.
-ipt r-i, md portion III "a, lrdc.ct- tns Wet
Jprins Church Licu,iaye.; TIE chimney oi tle Ger
nan Church E.tunave., near Osif-hanJfcd ,hlufty
feo.oscd) Church One-Ilindred-.adnrye eigbtnst.,
seaf Etonaye.
O,>cct,eus made {" 'ho furnaces, smolenues. eni
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the rETUE on TIE 1Y.-B0tT BihE
NORTON.

r.AMiN,iiuN or 1HK TWO PRISONER r"~if"Ntp
TIE cnMpI-AINANT sol 5ii.S. COT. Mr'Jil 81 ]
Az INrOsIoR.
The examination OF the prisoners vino were
committed 10 tie Toiib- Wcdnr-da. IN nihrs"" "i
ntragin "A woman ds - iing Ael-cI bs Ms L"u'' T.
Merritt gu bonri tlo tug boat Ntc Norton "aa 70 h'e
been held before Justice Duly Yesterday Iie woman
VIA taken sick In House OF Detention where she nhh
been snt shield her ro. the friends ot h'T a-"nius'
and wac to Bellevue Hospital early yeste"y
morning. She unaDir to appear IN eot Nr'tudby'
and the examination 81 the prisoners va pisfpon'h
unu Monday afternoon. Capt. William ~ The Fourth
Precinct Police ha- gained cew {" hc hiding pace o
the two deck hands Of the tug boat WI" escaped on
Wednesday ruorlng and hopes To have them ia custody
before the time appointed for thc examination.
IN reply TO his spatch to Major Richards, fhet oi
Police oi Washington. superintendent Waine learned
y'.tcriay that the woman j. not the wife "f '"i'
Merritt Of TIE United -aics Army, she claimed /" 'r
-. ..ol,. ouprrnt. udcu oi the ~ hifabett Asylum
g. tLc insll. ia Nasln :too state, thai sLo "ds htn
g. the hospital by the pirct auhoriiics "a Mr. Louisa
Wsllion Sh wa di~chsrgrd fom that in-iit On
May g. L.ars, -- We moi d cmcd worthy of lts i"I-
cnI. ai.o been h..owna- Louisa q. A'frl pnt
her Iiac b. believed tO he Oilsc y. button CI lu'!
l.u
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registers Of tho First Presbyterian Church. Washing
tolsye. near sSd aueS
OF Potts Memorial Prcsbytvian Church on "ashinx
ton-ayc near One-bndrod and sixty scventh-st.. ana
the Chimney Of the Farms PresbJ terian Church. on
on The Protestant Episcopal churches. the register and
sr,oke-fue of Grace Church, on Manst West Farms:
were found unsafe also. the smoke hue, register ana
gas brackets of st. James, Church. on Csntral-avc
Fortihnm; the furnaces. smckehues. two smoke pips
and registers Of ". Paus Church, on IhlrdaNo hcsr
One-hlndr.d and scvent tn ST.. aud the smoke i,io
and pipe registers. and hotar pipes of the incubator
Church, at King-bridge. ,,,-..-,u,,.. poo,
had unsafe furnaces registers hctr pe mrc
and smoke pipe: and the West Farms Reformed ,snre
s,nokc-n,pes The smoL pipe of the St Augustine
Loma Catholic Church nohnndrcdnd 90 eh,os'. ~
johns Roman Catholic Cnurch at Kingshrdee were nl,
In addition TO the above lo n sn,i o " '"o r''
Tho same Committee Ia their report for the month OF
.uri hch has lust been Issued to the insurance cont
,ues state that 100 buildings which wen reported un'
safo prior to hpril l. 1879. still rcuan unlnproVo
Among these are the following. with the uis no cOhu-
tions inlcated:
Tho fran, and west walls. columns and gIitiers Of tho
building at No 2Cs afi ehundiednni twenty ,
~: the cbnnrys, gutter, anu rear wal ao ~. ~.
t,rcrnc-. A.. The rear and north walls 81 No l62 Llinsi
NE rear area walls stars, aud ceilings IT No 800 West
Tweu;y-sxth.i: u. west and north walls 81 Manhattan
Marse' AMI sr rar at No .i7 Mnibery-s tho
front wall at No. 80 West Thirty-thiri-e; me norm
m the ti,ast corner Fourteentls,. ani broadway;
fhe rear wall stairs. at No. ~ Cui"nPhce; tIo
f,op v'p at No. I7 East Tortieth-t tie hlliiins ~
No Isl West Fyfti,-st is generally unsafe; the iIont
balcony and wall III No. 1o4 fouria,n,ri tle r'n
and east walls cimnry-, Sc., al No. 9co bimh' ST.
ihr front walls &c M No 800 Canast the south gaos'
rear WALL &c at No. 35 fcycnthaye, corcr tih'o' u'h
and rear walls at No. 1J7 Duane-st; the
building at No. ~ uortland' - II gh''
ups,je: the rear area wall and ceilings AZ no II !
West Nncieeuth-f the front wall at No 3so Bioa'l-
way The chiunny- and side waits et no loS ',-
han, the rr and north walls al No 3OS EIoatwaN
the floors at no. 12i Fulton s corner NhsTt-' 'hc
renr extension walls 81 No. 81 Ccdir-st.
The Committee further recommend that tho following
buildings be taken down:
M Ios Chafhamst.; No 1ls Ridge-st.: Nos. ,ib to
$50 west Twenty -itlst and ibc wet SIDE ot touft,-
ave 10 feet south OF One uchundfcn ana thirty rst 81.
4 n rercrt nlso includes 81 buildn. irt wtre made safe
during tue month aud four that wcic ttacu down.
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THf HDDE TRIDES IENIfIliL.
rRo.riuTY or nuE CLOSING DAYS az 1uE FAIR
TIE TRADE DINNER.

rRo.rfniTY OF uE CLOSING DAYS az 1us FAIR
TIE TRADE DiNNtR.
The sales 1T thc Book Fair yesterday were
tho areet of any day ~ the week. Buyers VINO have
been in Attendance since the Fair opened have IN many
scs DELAYED their purchases, be result beng thai The
transactions OF Tie pu day have hc'n doubc those
Of former daye ~ The publisher WHO hGve
H. en- among the .,ngnc In expectation ~ ih' good
results Of the Far express hruseis6, surprised at
the succes. Of the enterprise which only an cNcii-
ncnt which many persons III the trade REGARDED Win
fprebodngs The Gales lave been largely IN excess oI
the old trade sales and q unanity Of opinion prevails
that the prescu: mode Of business IS crest improve
nent on the Old one To-day the Fair closes, hut pub
lshcrs feel confident That ia WARRANTS II, b'c"i'-
ing a permanent Institution.
Last ev,ning dinner was given io tlie trad et the
St james Hotel Nearly all of DE Publisher. VII" were
IN attendance a the Fair ar large part 81 the buyers
were pres. at Ncariy 600 persons sat down at tho
t,bes Among the Number were Joseph Harper al liar
p,r Brothers, ". r. Appleton 81 - Appleton A" Coz cif
Dillingham; Of Lee shrua,d & Dillingham;, Andrew .in-
strong apd Nj. Seymour uf -crbncr, Armstrong @ 60"
Mr Putnam OF G.. +. Irtnan's sons. Gcorg" "
Irtyitt OF George 4. Icavitt & Co. Henry Holt
C. A. Capp OF r. =. button Co, James
Miller. SIR Phillips Of Nc,on Philips, ana
NJ Baker OF Baker Pratt 4 CO.. NcwIorl william Lee
of Lee and sheurrd and e. II. Ticnc Of JGs. H. Osgood
4 Co., Boston; sIr Ren-on of CaAton Remsen 4 I!afel-
finer. and H. ~ Kinbnn Of Lp'iicott & CO., Pnili-
Viiti.n, ID I;nlcr OF ~ inu- 'ol WaiInp al Newport
aud D.. 4. -tct,is Oi New YORK
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PUBIC OFINION

II seems likely that the Democrats OF Penn
syvsnis IN tn..r Convention on IN ga O.. sedem1r
viii about the financial platform a. the OHIO Dcmoc
sHDuld they do a.. they vii s"'op a." h"aTi Cis,n
Ohio and PeDnsy ivania the cOurJ viii t,st ,he doc
p)oinl
Delano still hangs on the edge of tie Cab
fDct lie % veteran n that bgy hris c li'oicd
so ~ his such lUN ing ms agents TO
cbee< ind staryc the Indians or eyIc1y
Just the Indians whites pay tnc ,axes but
U<px
Mr. Smith may bc Il good and pous man,
and Prof ssrsh may ~ ,ni-la.en m saynx ii;t he
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mn a chair plaoed upon trunk in order TO securS ia
@9srSaw shuter 70 his resid ence In getting oo~n @
ssil 70 the oor disiocating hs collar II" wii
si, undcr the care OF surgeon. but tho hcclcu. W"
rouhiiess prevent his leaving Boston Tor scVcr "oc
The late Secretary Seward was accustomed
90 rcgard his treaty with Russia ty which we g"nou
Alaska aud his treaty with China, generally known d"
.hs Burlip game Treaty, tho two great achievements
"a, ,sa In conversation with the late Gov Ranuan VI
Wisconsin. short time previous 10 us nca,
srj s,i that by the atter treaty " ne nah nh,l
snn ool oN1 Cbinameu from ihe bondage vi " sM"''' M
eomblra 0f fase philosophy ana Hon 600 souare
and by the former treaty ho hd suucu & 10 our terri
miles of land ard 1000 miles of shore nhe 10 o' VIII
tory" , ooo
M.;or-Gcn. Putnam, one hundred years ago
Nm ,b 81 4 Of July had all the Continental troops anner
hts command assembled Prospect Ill., near N'hi-
,,ar. Mass and had the declaration by the CcnHneht'
o,rres rg forth hc and necessity OF taxing
~, arms read 20 then and the Connecticut nag un"teo
gL< So.n GaScs rcprins cd last Tuesday morning hon
a. old flies this account of the affair." La II ln'>UV
morn,n. according 10 orders issied the day before ny
M,or Con Putnam all the Continental troops un nir ms
Immediate command assenD,ed on rosi. % w.. read
sIfcr which an animated aud rathetio adifT' va w. 1
army was made by the Rov. MI Leonard, ch@p,i 49, ~
ten Pufpam's regiment and succeeded oN lrltn.n .
,rsver. when Gen. Putnam gave the SIGNAL ana ,'o
whole army shouted their loud amen 10y uI'ct Snee,s
s,nmedilieiv upon which cannon was hTu from .nc
sn,t ami ta standard njey scut 10 Cen Puthain was
exhihed fourisfng Ia the air bearing on ono % sc @ ,,
,nrt,o An hppeai and on the other sidc, one
Ironsi.iu S.Ji..f The whole condneIed Win tne
rtmp,t teccncy, good Ordl, and fSuuii,!, anu ~ @ VS..
universal acceptance OF al present ana tne ,
being very fearful paried themselves la paite array
HAVANA July aptain-General 'ninia-
"a IA has returned TO Havana.
HALIFAX, N. g.. Jul. 29-The Right Hon.
MT Ch'ldcrs NJ p. and wife arrived in tue HISTORIAN.
and are staying with Admiral wellesley.
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makes fraudulent contracts keeps bad men In ofce and
tells lies but his friends ought not to leave MIN alone
now Some Of their certificates TO his goodness would DC
OF value to him than at any previous time In
his life.-lNation tInd)
We think the constitutional aspect ct the
monetary question should always bc kept Ia view since
they materially forfy the position of the nara money
mon. i" More money" meaning more grecnbacks can
stitution The Is true to tho edcmp lon OF the
outstanding cgaltender notes. Buffalo Courier tDcmJ
Father and son are not often proposed as
candidates the ticket Yet thu new slapcrr pro-
poae john r. -eyour OF this city for secretary OF stale
aud his Iorao seymour Jr, for state Engineer, on
the Democratic ticket The party might do much worse
than 10 place cithcrOr both. for that mater-oh INC
State tcket.-(ttlc Herald (Rep)
Not much, indeed, can be done at this late
day to cor, the Indian that his true friends
dccctful enemies but The little We can q" IN hs
direction cilt done and the first movement should
cmbce the complete and lasting wipug out ol fbe or
cang tion o thieves. which has grown rich and power
in honor 10 protect and whom the nation bas NOT pro
tectci. the wolf protects the lamb-lSt Louis
Republican tlnd.l
The arragnment by Prof. Marsh Of Yale
College, uf the Secretary OF the Interior, Columbus
Dcano, Is resented ny the Republican press as piece o
impctinencc, and hc il sharply condemned Tor having
permitted the public to read il through the medium 0
Inn NEwYoRK TRIBUNE. The people, however, viii
think highly OF Prof. Marsh and OF THE IEbt NJ
for informing ticm the character OF ther pubic 50
ynn,s Tho high character % Frof Marsh Is an am lc
carant, the tt. Of his statcmens-iOwego Gazette
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s.ns Lucy D. tef Quincy r''-:;s Old H1O''' 'am' " ~
"ss sesT aeTxsse Collins c.s,: .t:s ,sTSss
ssSr ssSr Has n;s 4 xsn. SssSn s1Ian f;r csa
sssr ssr ssss sSsis ioSsnsn yssn tais With Ian'''
sclr. Fanny Elder; simmons. Bangor ,,,iq w,th qmoss
sshr. vulcan Cole Gardiner. With lan,nef mt ,,.
sShr Shr e .uiI a. Paine, %iIen Esstrofi. sii ash
sI sSGr si Ns g. sse1 seSs %asga Min Sss sppns
scLr. Geo D. ierry. lynn Machia. ma w w,,h stilins'
Prank Herbert Boston. Laura Robnson. Boston
Jas. Satterthwae, Boston Al,yI. ho-,yo u.,
Irsadnanghi, Westerly. J. {. Gratis, Providence.
Aiio PsrSe. Provdenec Isaic -herwood rroyiisnos
Kate scranton, Providence Eye.grs,.n. P,oyli;Iso
IFssss Ictsass HSswiSe TswsSeie. jane. f1 EN-"
sarogs, Nswlo,t Nm baocScs, ,S w ~ s,axsD
J. W reasiey. Now Haven Ion-s, New Haven ,,
Silas Irsineri wsrrhsm. Union fisgg. Portsmouth
E oy G:i> s'y yrSina nSaiSI T. fsss"b"fs ,;scrs.
Maria Elizabeth Richrnoni Mile Bo'inc. vrgirA
Mary Jane Virginia. Jobn Young Virginia
Julius wobb. Virginia.
Steamship Merrimacs Tor iio jsnero ship. Ponso foe
toi Haws. LONDON DuA. tr Cork; Nellie for ienatns
condi for Seville, i'ar for Port spain; hn. W. n. vsa
Tor Cha ston; Warren sawyer T. T. H. AicocA, And Jsa 10
wISb~sunset. light ;. hs,y.
schr swallow Carlow q ana rsa c,.s with plaster whss
9a Hart Island q, m The 2SS ,' 1t & was m into X az IN
escaped Ine mate he picked W
in an exhausted condition.
fOgEIGN POkTS.
o. FFSsTOwy July 2J1he Irman Line steamship CITY o.
BrooAln sailed to day Tor scw-l ork.
y July Z3 steamship NestoraD. Iron
Jivsrpon via 81 Johns y. T., arrived this morning
ST. JONI y b. July 23-Arr1vc. steamship Palm tEr, ZOE
Liverpool C'elTts ship Jane f fpr Ihcro0l BARK liar.
ret Csmpben orb for CorA; brig Fannie H. Jennhsa fos
sligo
WIyDsoR ~ 81 July 2i.saled schG q. Jewet, for New.
castle. bel.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FORTRESS MOyBof July 2IPass.d ia for Baltimore steam,
Chi an iimn Jrlesas Passed steamship hbtfniA
for LNerIo 49, -
s.vAsS,u July 2S.-sailcd schr. Thomas w. Holder foe
u.
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lEor oHSr Ship N,lrs So HTh Page.
ARHl WE'D

Steamship Main Csr) Lest Bremen fnlr 10 VIA South
am, ton lsth, with mise and la~s. t. vchL.chs Co
si.sD- Up olympia ,Rrh fOnrg. Cehoi June = ieghorh
Tt sY, l,r Mr-sn3 Zlt, PAT rnO 10Th, hsrseilrs @Ut
Ghrai .uh y and as 7h, with nnase and pass 10 h.n
sinsdp W. Elder Gibbs, Lewes Del. with mdse to
Old DOMINION Stoamshipto
hy DIiObln loi John, N. b.. Hsris Liverpool June j.
with Uilse.
ark ns Martinez (of rctonl Horn. 81 lhouas Il days
ia ballast
Bus AloInlng Light Dill, Of aud from Nov Haven In bal
last.
Drig T. w Armstrong Strong. of aud from Now Haven
In ballast. -
seLr Asrs (of ST. John. N. b. Haskins Hlsbsro N. 3.
dsy. with plaster.
sclr " H. wo,herspoon (of PaIrshoro. N. o, new i8s
y Nini.'r, n :, Z lays, ~Hh pis-t-r
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MIDNIGHT UE4THER REPC 8T
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF rHg CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsuIsGToS. saturday. Jaly "a. 1871 AND
o. s,-x.. tat,r

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFIcs OF rHH CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
wAsuisGros. saturday. Jay "a. s75-l g. m.)
SyilOy sfS Tor he D'at cfHig-f0ar hours
The barometer is highest over the East Gulf
coat 49,
Il hls fallen somewhat IN the North West.
\ diminished pressure has moved eastward from the
lower ia se REGION the New III gland coast eceded by
hr isi east, ri, winds uUrh OF Cape Cod
Cloudy anl rainy weather has prevailed IN New In
Gland nit now followed by clear gearing weather
O..a-iou rains haVO tall n IN the Nest Gun states,
Ienuessee, the onto Valley Middle states, and Dakota
The Mississippi River trom 81 Louis To NitksburG ,he
Ohio ~ PlttsbIrgi, and LOUISVILLE aud tie NoEor.shela
ls;a tiSel ~
TT0JGbUitcS.
For tLr south Atlantic aud if states, risng or sta
tonary barometer south vest to .oIihca, winds con
tuurd warm. pariy cloudy weather, and OCCASIONAL
I,lns iu the west tnt II tt"-.
Tor r.urc.see aud the Oo Valley rising or stationary
barometer. southwest to soGtheas "i!ids. "aIfier,
partly cloudy weather. and ia the iormor occasional
;l!n,.
For ne mute and Fdss'n siats. rising boromefeT
soutarrig vesfeFis Tipds. U0lmsi redr, o. purity
rioUfy :rfqtiei. and in Me ayVtheTs portion o. TIC
,o,, icis sh !g ~ south casieif3, -'H posSiJty hght
i0iiS
The Ohio Cumberland. ard Mississippi River, from
Carlo to Yick-burg, VIII rise.
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Dr. picrce,- Componnd Extract Of smart Weed or

ater Pepper, " rec0npend- cnrral. u should
the D"stms o the day No latent
ha- obtained asked tor upon H. IL Is not secret
medicine the chri r"ut being made known In f" haine
d. IL T. ainr 10 bo superior Tx
tract made scientific irn fresh plant. and roos
cold process heat which ~ used w making al othr EN
tracts Weed being coae, az II drs rOys mOse
medical virtues that reside In the plant RS stated IN tie
-atOiy ami tther most excellent author
ies modest O1king t" ~esd ionnd growing by Ie
roadside il found ehclcious ',mety, when combined
with jana Ginger and by other modifying agents tor
Barrea CONF amt Pain and ol e. than
heretofore known the medical profession. br
New-York tribune., 1875-07-24
HOME NEWS.
TaERNOAETEn. YESTERDAY. AT HUDNUrs. IN
BROADWAY
SAM TO-. Noon, IT.. J :. m, 80'. Midn,yht 1S'.
Highest during the csy, So. Lowest, 73'.
Average 1872 same day, 1874 78b'.
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