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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OPPlcg or THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsuINGroY, August 81 A. NJ.

WAR DEPARTMENT..
OPPcH or THE CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON August 81 A. NJ.
Indications
For the Middle States and New England, stationary
or rising barometer, northwest winds. cooler clcar
weather
During Sunday in tho South Atlantic States north.
east southeast winds, stationary barometer clear
weather and lower. followed by higher temperatures
For the Cuff States, south and east winds, rising,
followed by falling barometer, warmer and partly
cloudy weather
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, northeast Winds
possibly vecrng to southeast, warmer clear weather
and stationary or falling barometer
For the Upper Mississippi ond Lower Missouri val
leys and the upper lake region falling barometer south
aud east WINDS, warmer partly cloudy weather.
For the lower lake region, northwest veering to
castery winds, partly cloudy, cooler, followed by
warmer weather and rising followed by falling barom
cter.
Tho rivers will generally fall somewhat
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building for . national school OF music and drama He
said he hoped the government would consider the
question during the recess.
THE TURKISH MILITARY SERVICE.

CONSULAR OTTOMAN, No. l22 FRONT srRKEr,l
New YoRx, August l. 1877. !
To Tue EpIroR OF THE HERALD
As am IN receipt Of numerous communications
from persons dcsrous OF entering the Turkish service
chiefly as surgeons officers &C., which It impossi-
bic for me to detail, may be OF general In
teresl to state that instructions have received
this once the Turkish Legation IN regard to
the appon tmcnt employment OF Americans or
others Ia the Turkish service surgeons any
paciiy
do not know either officially or privately of any
such employment being offered accepted at any
time. Very respectfully.
EDWARD sHERER, Consul
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A RAISED CHECK.

Bosroy, August 4. 1877.
Another Of forgery ny altering check has Just
been discovered. man giving the OF Higgins
opened account with a bank. Tho first deposit was
$780, and after several transactions ne left a check
upon the banking house OF F. A. Hawlcy L. Co. for
g. 800, which came through tho clearing house. and
then drew 81 100 At the monthly settlement OF the
above firm with the bank WAS ascertained that tho
check originally given for SO had boon raised
to 81, $40, the forgcr Is still unknown.
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STOCK TRAINS WRECKED.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON THE LAKE SHORE
RAILROAD.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
CLEVELAND, August 4, 1877.
Al ConEeaut, Ohio at seven O'Clock this morning.
stock train heavily loaded consisting OF forty-six
cars for the East, the Lake Shore, while standing
awaiting orders, was run into by another
stock train also bound east The engineer OF
the advancing train discovered the situation late
to check his locomotive Ia time, but fortunately mel
ther he any Of the other train were seriously
injured The locomotivc, CHOOSE two loaded cars
and the depot were badly demolished. Fortunately
the depot deserted owing TO the early hour ono
hundred and fifty sheep anu hogs were badly
glcd. The train Ut the depot alleged 10 be TO
blame for not giving the stoppagc signal the other
train The loss from the accident Is about $1,000
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ILLNESS OF BIN DE BAR.

ST. Louis, No., August L. 1877
Ben DO Bar, proprietor OF De Bars Opera House In
this city, arrived home yesterday, suffering from a
paraytic stroke which attacked him in New York out
a week ago. HIS physician pronounces the very
Serious if hopeless there being, sdes paralysis
OF the limbs and part OF the body, sof.enng of por
tons of the brain. Mr. De Bar, who has boon tho
stage ory six years, s the Oldest theatrical manager
in this country and tho oldest actor the world,
cent sBedfOrd Buckallncn OF London
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MIR. GOODIES CANDIDACY.

NORFOLK, Va, August 4, 1877.
Hon. John Goode. Representative in Congress from
Virginia pronounces as utterly untrue the statement
which has recently appeared in several newspapers
that had been writing letters to members Of Con-
gross asking them TO for him as Speaker He has
written to momber ON tho subject except In reply
to friends who have requested him to become candi-
da
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DROW NING ACCIDENT.

NEwBURG, August g. 1871
AZ about i've o'clock this evening" six men IN fiat
bottomed boat on tho river opposite this city were
swampcd 200 yards from shore. Five chung to the
boat and were picked up by yacht Walter y Ben
nett, aged twenty eignt, carpenter, undertook TO
swim ashore and had gone homo Distance when he
became exhausted and sunk. The body has not been
found.
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DROWNED WHILE BATHING.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO The HERALD. !

By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BoRDEyrowS, " j.. August A. 1877
Dwight Willard, proprietor OF the White Hill Forge
at Borden.own, n. j., was drowned while bathing in
the Delaware River Mt this place, mt Ave O'Clock this
Afternoon. lie was about i0rty years OF age aud
leaves four children year ago his partner died
from the effects OF accident The forge The most
I'm 0rlant busness enteT prlso At BordenloMn.
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PORTSMOUTH, n. IL, Augusta 1877.

PORTSMOUTH, n. II, August L. 1877.
Tho engineers and fremen belonging to The enguos
of the Eastern Railroad OF New Hampshire which lat.
ter were attached on Wednesday at the suit OF the
National Bank OF Commerce, OF Boston, were dis
charged by the company late Thursday night but i'm
mcdatey after they were reinstated by the sheriff,
and are now dong double duty as railroad men and
Shcrn's keepers, the sheriff now having absolute pos
session and cont rol of the engines.
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SUCCESSFUL BURGLARIES.

WATERFOWL N. Y, August T. 1871
Burglars entered the stores Of G. A. Ainsworth and
J. B. Grappote at Cape Vincent, this morning, blew
open ths safes and obtained aud valuable papers
They then took Z. K Burnham's horse and buggy and
escaped Officers who went Ia pursuit found the horse
and buggy and some Of tho papers in the woods
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THE BATTLE OF ORISKANY.

UREA, N. y. August 4, 1877.
Preparations for the centennl d celebration Of the
battle oil Oriskany on Monday are compete aud the
Indications are that will be the grandcst demon
strul,on which has over occurred In Central New
York. All of the interior towns aroused, and will
send thousands OF representatives and numbcrioss
organizations Tho battlefield has been crowded with
militia aud veterans since SIX O'Clock this evening,
they having encampcd until Monday.
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WHEAT FOR ENGLAND.

The three steamers OF the Anchor line which SAILED
yesterday-tn Auchoria Tor Glasgow the Caledonia
for BRISTOL and the Utopia, Tor London-carrIcd tho
nrst shipments OF this years wheat crop.
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CURIOUS FREAKS OF LIGHTNING.

Lightning played some curious freaks about the
residence OF colored family at Port jefferson during
the last thunder storm. 1t frs, struck stump soy.
era rods from the house, shivcrng It to spuntors:
thence II went TO the wood pile tearing up the ground
and killing goat In It's progress besides making
hole through tho cistcrn top; thence passing The
house. badly burning the proprietor IN the calf OF
leg ana giving him severe shock, AID thence passing
AM the
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RAILWAY LITIGATION.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, August 4, 1871
bill 10 chancery has been filed in the United States
Circuit Court, ny John n Dennison and John W.
Brooks OF Bosom. trustees against the Chicago and
Iowa Railroad decree OF foreclosure was askc !;
eso the appointment OF a receiver. William II. Hol-
comb was appointed receiver.
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CAUGHT BY THE UNDERTOOK.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

AsDuay PARK, N. j., August I. 1871
Charles Lelc, OF No $50 sixth avenue New YORK,
and a waiter at tho Coleman House. while bathing in
the surf at Great Pond. near Asbary Park,
drowned this afternoon The undertow very
strong and Lelle not understanding the nature othe
sea- very ioolishly venturcd out too far and was
drowned before assistance could reach him. His body
has not been recovered Us yet He leaves wile and
two children. The affair creates quite excitement
IN the park and grove as ths Is the nrst case Of
drowning that has occurred IN this vicinity the
pa TX anu grove have been IN operation.
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SALE OF SAVINGS BANK PROPERTY.
MIDDLErowy, n. r., August 4, 1877,

MIDDLkrOWN, n, T., AUGUST I, 1871,
At the RECEIVERS sale ordered by the Supreme Court
here to-day The property known as the Sunshine"
large h rec story Mansad roof brick dwelling and tour
acres OF land whicn BOND Street savings Bank bid
IN A year ago on a foreclosure oi mortgage ut SIS 600
ana las since expended same $1,000 Tor repairs
brousn nj 50, 800 John W. Bard, resident Of Made.
town. was tho purchaser
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BURGLARS CONVICTED.

PATERSON, N j., August 4, 1877.
Edward n Robinson and Michael urpny, the New
York burglars who were arrested here Monday Tor
rCbDlng Philnps' dry goods STORE convicted &C.
day and sentenced to the State Prison Tor years.
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might be hosted olt OF The range OF shot, and to the
hesiesea would be iraayht with ruin against which
conceivable defence would avail anythirg The effect
o. torpedo dropped into garrisoned fortress or .
ioriihed camp would be something really dreadful Y
contem plate.
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ARREST OF CoUNTERFE1TEgs.


BOsION, august ,, 1911.
Charles Bailey and Charles H. Ross arrested
today Tor passing counterfeit twenty five ana Atty
pieces On searching their lodging No. 34s Harrison
avenue quantity OF zinc and other base metals. with
dies. plates casts. &c. were secured.
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RECEIVERS TO BE APPOINTED.

PORTLAND. Me-, August a. 1917.
Dill IN equity to compel The appointment of three
receivers Tor the Ogdcnsburg Railroad llcd this
morning by the first mortgage and one of
the JOINT consolidated mortgage trustees
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OMAHA, Ncb,. Aux

OMAHA, Ncb., August 4, 1871
Three companies OF tho Fourteenth infantry, one
company OF The Second cavalry. and one company OF
the Fith cavalry today left Omaha for the yosts IN
the West from VIII they came about u week ago.
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EMBkZZLEM INT.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, August 4, 1871
s. r. Mann, insurance. agent, is charged wi.h EN-.
bezzling $1,000 OF the funds OF his company. HIS
whereabouts Is unknown.
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ATTEMPT TO WRECK A TRAIN.
DOVER. n. H.. Auous, 4 1877

DOVER, n. H., August 4, 1877.
An attempt was made to-day to throw from the
track the coal train from Alton Bay, near the Poor
Farm crossing, by placing two large stones Oh tho
rails The cowcacher oil Tue engine struck aud tippied
them aside, fortunately avoiding serious accident
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COLLISION OF STOCK TRAINS.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, August

CLEVELAND, Ohio, August 4, 1877.
About seven O'Clock this morning heavily loaded
stock train standing at conneaut station Ohio on the
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway. was run
into by another stock tram causing bad wreck The
loss Is estimated AT from S., 900 TO $40, 900
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SUICIDE IN A CELL.

PROVIDENCE, X. l., August 4, 1871
John A. Champaceri, a cigar maker, Of Worcester
Mass, was arrested here this morning, charged with
defraudiug tho revenue, ind being placed In "A coll
mt police station he shot himsci through the head
dying instantly.
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THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE

THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE
TWO SINGLE BULLOCK PRRPECTING PRESSES
capable OF printing IL 900 copies per hour,
eight page paper, either six eight columnA
ALSO ALL THE STEREOTYPE MACHINERY BIZ.
LONGING THERETO
PRICE, $1,000.
AdirelsJ. q. BENNETT,
New YorkT Ioraid
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THE SCHOOLSHlP SUPPLY.

PORTLAND. Me-, August T. 1877
Tho schoolship supply arrived here this morning
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The rivers will generally fall somewhat
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.
The following record will show the changes in the
temperature Tor the past twenty -four hours IN CON-
parison with the corresponding date OF last year. as
Indicated by the Thermometer ut Hudnut's pharmacy
uluA
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OLD CROW RYE

OLD CROW RYE
Only New York, 50 50 gallon. 81 % per bottle,
and Buuiga dncrs old Virginia Rye the best;
pare them with any Others VI. h. xxx CO.,
Fulton t. 1Og WA
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y. T. BKAND1.
81 per gallon 81 90 per bottle old mellow and reliable
speciality Also all the loading brands imported In wood
ind glass
Good sound CLAnyr WINES At s. - so, S. to $40 per
case from The best shippers In Bordeaux
Il. b. ErRk Co. 90 Fulton st. and 700 Broadway.
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HOLMAN'S AGUE AND LIVER PAD Is THE
wonder of the age Depot IS Maiden lane Consultation
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MONEY OFTEN SECURES AN UNEARNED REP
utation The celebrity Of hessrs 4 ) pAM SON tho
IL OF the Union ote In this city, "
that has fairly aud arduously earned No Will
guGge them te distinction achieved by their establish
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A -BENNETr BIyfI.DING.

LoCATEp on Nasal. ANN AND FULTON Sta
ro LET on VERY REAsQNABLE TERMS.
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS. BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICES,
APPLY on THE PREMISES.
AsTOR HOUSE SHOE STORE CLOSING OUT
Summer SHOES, hno handmade, AZ price; and
Sc STERN. Barclay
A-FREE LIvING.--THE DESTRUCTIVE Eff
of living. al classes society,
impair tho cnues OF the body and y the foundation q
disease The bad rests OF ovcrburdening the stomach
with food might be entirely obvated however. by dose OF
Dr. ScupScK's M,SORAEK PILLS This sovereign rene.
dy tor bliou>nes headache con patton and liver
har.niess remedy. sold by all druggists.
"BETHESDA MINERAL SPRING WATER" so
long acknowledged To DO specific for kidney aud liver
diseases hHd esh from spring anpyiuy
d. Il. LANCAS TER. General Agent, 1917 West I'D St
CANCER CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE oR
pain. j. NJ COMiNs. ". d.. ~ Lexington av
4 A. NEWELL'S MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
shirts Collars white duck Vests unaershir.s Drawers
Hall lose Neck Wear a. OF al grades, at attractive
prices 727 Broadway. corner Wavericy place.
GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS, AC-
knowlcd for eachc, bilionsncs diseases
of digestion and feyors of all kinds these pills act with
gtent mdness
HAIR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., BEST IN THE
world; sold by druggists. Applied ut Wig Factory. 10
Bond
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BRANDY.

SILK ELASTIC STOCKINGS. KNEE CAPS,
ANKJErs and ABpo BKLrs. Prcei
reduced ~ MARsliS Truss Office vessy st. (Asto'
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A SCANDAL AMONG THE NOBILITY.
LADY BALL CHARGED WITH FELONY.

FROM the LVerpool fost, July ~
Al Aicester yesterday Lady Diana Louisa Ball
widow Of Sir william Keith Ball, Bart, was charged
with ielonously stealing two pawn tickets for goh
watch and diamond ring. belonging to Henry Haw
ihorne, gentleman farmer Bedford who married Lady
Balis niece The articles were pawucd IN Brmng
ham by prosecutor Juae, 1870 while Lady
Bali visiting him at Waterloo House.
bedford. The following July Lady Ball sent
the tickets TO prosecutors brother Ia Biz.
min2ham. with check her bankers tor The
requisite amount and Ia pursuance OF her ladyships
request he redeemed the watch ana ring, which were
subsequently gwen 10 Lady Ball. Prosecutor admitted
eiit oil Lady Balls husband. who her godfather,
ana the ring his love token wheh they were on
gagged; but nc said they were pledged with mis- wies
consent lie acknowledged to writing a letter last
January, threatening Lady Ball that he would make
another unless she altered her tactics. and end
ing with charge described as the ioulest that could
he made against "a woman, ana which the Bench,
having road privately. characterized disgracefu
He confessed too that Lady Bail had advanced 81 600
aud vbrous smaller sums Tor his benefit subsequently,.
MIR. Hawthorne was called but denied authorizing
Der aunt 10 redeem the ARTICLES, having told hc1
they were pawncd, but confessed she priced them
highly.
Mr.. Lewis contended that the open way tho pledges
were redeemed beled any ielonious intent. and
affirmed Lady Balls sole object to preserve
treasured gifts whilst she kept them to prevent then
being rcpawned.
Tho Bench dismissed the case, and told Lady Bal
that she lett the court perfectly innocent and without
the slightest stain on her character. The chairman
igmatzc the prosecution Of most disgrace
iul kind
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done at the

METROPOLITAN JOE PRINTING OFFICE.
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RUPTURE CURED BY DIR. MARsH'S RADICAL
TRuss. susrrSsosiss and SnocLDgR BRAcgs Only
office, Vesey It.
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THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY.
HUNYADf JANOS.


NEW APERIENT WATER.
DR. J. MARION SINS. New York.-"As q laxative 1
prefer II to every other mineral water"
DIR. JAMES X. WOOD, New York--"Certain but gentle
and painless; superior to any other bitter water"
DIR. WILLIAM A.. HAMMOND. New Ycrk-"rhs most
pleasant and efficient Of ali pursatve waters"
DIR. ALFRED A. LOOMS New York-"rhe most
prompt and most cacont specially adapted for daily use
DIR. FORDYCE BARKER New York" Requires less 10
less disagree abo and unpleasant, than any other"
DR. LEWIS 4. sAYRE, New York-"Prcferred 10 any
other laxative
Specially for richness in aperiens salts
its efficacy IN bilious attacks prevention OF piles &c.
and ordinary apcrient by Liebig Vrcnow Scsnzon
and Sir Henry Thompson and the entire medical profession
In England and Germany.
a wneglassful dose.
Every genuine bottle bears the Of Thc Apollinara
Co. lintrd) Lond"
Solo agents Tor the United statos and Canadas
FREDERICK DE barry CO.,
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FOR SALE BY DEALERs. GROJERS AND DRUG
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TAKE NO MORE PILLS-USE MONKS TAMARIND
TRocHKs defeats pstabe aud efficient fruit prepsra-
tion laxative cooling and refreshing: cures headache,
bousncss all disorders Of digestion. For sale by all
druggists.
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fIiHk SEAsIDE LIBRARY.
i Choice boJns longer tor the fe only. The
standard within the reach OF every one Books
usually sold from 81 30 81 given lunch red and
abridged) Tor - and - Genus.
l. EAST LYNNE. by Mrs Henry Wood double No.l zoe
. JOINS HALIFAX. GENTLEMAN. by Miss Muiock 2us
8. JANE EYRE. by Charlotte Bropte double MOI zoe
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on THE BEACH, AT THE SPRINGS, AMONG
the In fact the fashiou ble world
sorts GLKNNs 10 the popular article Of
the toilet and the hath being universally recognized
standard purifier of the skin and preventive OF It's irra
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ASTOR HOUSE SHOE STORE CLOSING OUT
Summer SHOES, hno hand.made ~ any price came and
seq STERN Hnrclay
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General Sherman's Report to Sec
rotary McCrary.
THE NEW ARMY POSTS.
Advantages Of Driving Out
the Sioux.
REVENUE COLLECTORS IN TROUBLE
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON, August s, 1877.

WASHINGTON, August !, 1871
Tho following letter from General sherman relative
to the military posts Tongue River and at the
mouth of the Little Big Horn has been received by the
Secretary OF War
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CANCER CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE OF
pain j. NJ. COMINS, ". d.. SO Lexington
HAVE YOUR JOB PRINTING

HAIR DYE-BATCHELOR's, BEST IN THE
World; sold by druggists. Applied ut Wig Factory 10
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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