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AHSALE OF THE SCHOONER SIX SONS
ss Will be sold at or near the Oyster Dock
Alexandria. Virginia, on WEDNESDAY, Septem-
Der 9th, at ii o clock O. m, the SCHOONER SIX
eONs-Sbe has the capacity to carry from IS to 50
cords Of pine wood in which trade she is now en-
gagged. Sale positive. Terms, cash,
se Ltd L B. HARRISON. Auctioneer.
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PREPARED ONLY BY
y. J. LAWRENCE, N. D., Chemist.
BALTIMORE. MD, -
Late Of Wilson, N. c.
PRICE sl.s0 PEE BOTTLE.
- Sold wholesale By all the principal Whole
sale DrusGisss ~ the large cities In the United
states and British Amssies, aad RECALLED by Drag.
gfsts everJvners.
AL letters Of inquiry. &C., promptly answered.
Address
pR. IL. LAWRRHoB q co.. -.
GOLF PRoPRIEToRs AND nAsupAoru
sAA DALrlAOnE sf8BDr, =
BAtrrxons, MD. A "a
Tor sals BIZ 0. OALyEEf FORD, Drusrs,. 10.
go Pen ave. w a1hington, DO. g No.
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NO. BAY NA0KEBIL.
The attention Of Wholesale and retail dealers b
SS Z IL e1SeS y. :s Sso::
io1s" E'.ssIa j006ina RTisf', novr CO.
ro1s ssa:a .aa ca.s vnsss
Foe 'A1's AIolsrD L ssAs1 tsS, Urn,,r
Just received ana for ..!sA 80.
IL. h fI 5 ssss.1 fPG GsH1IHE; 70, A..
lists and bsntists use. - ~
WIN be sold in any quantity 70 suit customers. q,
O.. P. BROWN . SON,
%: .Ss ws:sf Ts.S oo. s99 s
til. PETITION of FSSRnsus
oS Ss e
5s:spaS s s 80 ST. aed
Numbered $50, for an Improvement In Grain and
Ii il ordered that said petition be heard at this
office on the s2d day Of November next Any, per
may ana pss., Sd sa Il s ne
ehce twenty days before the S:y q hesri1g
Sc 5-Iawsw Commissioner of Patents.
llLACK HAMBURG GRAPHS =.
BLACK HAMBURG GRAPEsi-,
-. So. BLACK HAMBURG 0RAPRsl
-t q. NV. BURCHELL,
suls under Ebbitt House.
JOHN GRAY co.. e'-a sIv
uANurAcruRyRs AND pHAIHRs IN
WOOD AID WILLOW WARE,
BBo0Ms.. be-'.4 -..-5 -
10 FULTON AHD 500 FRONT srRERrs,
sRx..0 HEATH. WILLIAM A.esA
TINTED STATES PAT1NT OFFICE, -
u wAsHHG TOO. Ape.st 3 less.
BfiSse. Connscticus. Irsyine 70! the sxtsnsion ~
81 ioe a. Improvement in Machines for ssrspins
Il Il ordered thst said petition BE- heard at th,,
once on the go aay Of Move mbeI next Any person
may oppose this extensicc Objections. deposit
tions "a other paDsrs should b filed In this olce
tvsnss days before the day E e IssHa5tns oor,
se4.ws~ commissionsr u fstents.
DERsOHXI--NIseDs OORsKfs, sil ssyl.s s.d
II sisss, g BAUAD BAOTO8t, - kopisiana
.I.eSssa S 81 SsSNdh ! kiolA 2SsoE, oA
Otatonevs end eosrsvSss
Uy0-0 SSA 1eAnAs avoauo,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-08
CASKS OF tHRoSfC RHfUaATIsM NEST

h0S CASKS OF tHRoSfc kHfGaATIsMH Asf
PoRTsNOrrH, Va, February a. 1884,
Cfysafa J. H. Baky:
Dian SRI This is 10 certify that have been
arieted With Rheuma tism for the Last Eve or sir
years. many times unable 90 move. / tried ali
msdieine. recommended TO ms Tor the disease,
I" kosatAlis" h ghly spoken OF proc ured bottle,
AID nnding some relief coatfuaed n until an
happy 20 say that en- co0D,stely veil.
1 not only consider the - Rosadsis. SovesetRn
remedy for Rhsumatfsm. bur believe 10 also Q
r-eventiye and l cheerfuliy recommend tt to the
snictec. Yours, very truly,
JAMES WEBB
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-08

DERsONAI-nIse1 O0asEFs, gu styl.s a.d
sissss q BAUADbAVTo1n' ~ bolistana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-08

THE sTHAMIR wAwAsRf WILL MAKE
n 1vo trip week from TUES -
DA1 HBXT September lst.
= m. for CURRI0AAH and tntermediste land
fRIDAY MORNING, ct same hour, Tor e0HY
a. @lv POTUMHC FKRRY 90.
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TOMORROW.

10y J, B wHEELER CO., Auctioueers,
- NO. 81 Louisiana ave., bet 9Th and 7th SITS
opposite Seaton House.
30 ass fESsSYLyAEiA aVENGEno oon''
By virtue Of deed Of tust, duly recorded. SC in
a hber X. "a II No 5, folios sl6-s Of chattei
records. 1 will sell at said Biuing Rooms,
~ the Furniture and Fixtures in said Dining
Rooms on WEDNESDAY,, the eth of Sc ptem-
tenber next, commencing At 10 o clock, q IN said
Marble top Tables, Chairs, Stoves. Counters,
Shelving. two glass Show Oases, one bows patent
Soda Fountain and Fixtures, Candy Jats, one
Cook stove, snd one Cooking Range and usual
Kitchen Reqnisites, one Aausri.u, Pictures and
Frames, one CLOCK, one pair Counter Scales
VIM. w. GlLLlNGRAM, Trustee.
an 10 r. WHEELER IN Anefs
The New York herald., 1868-05-12
HAYTI.

Capture Of Diamond Fort ON San Mario
Soluave. Penned at Gonaives-Succosses Of
tho OacoA-GeTrard 10 bc RecalIed-Strange
Repsrts About tho American Minister and
Anerioaas Gensrally I'm Connectien with the
Cac0s. -e "a .f.r ,.
-' HAVANA, May IL, 1868.
BY On arrival from Hayti ct Santiago de Cuba we
have the news TIN Vt General Massage Sayet had taken
Fort DAmant and the town OF San Mario. the whole
populace cheered and shouted Uiuas in honor Of
Gedrsrd.
me entire north the republic is in possession Of
the Cscos, and Pre ndent Salnave Is surrounded in
Gonaives, which Is ,expected soon to fall into the
rebels hands.
Adeputation had ba en- sent to Kingston, Jamaica,
to request Genrard to re turn to Hayti.
The successes OF the 'acos are attributed TO the
presence among them of American altousteros, and
the American Minister is ccusea Of having , supplied
the money to get up and MAINTAIN the revoiutlon.
The CaCos are wen suppl, ID with funds, and some
parties state positively tn, they are also led by
American officers Among ne rum0rS OF tnis nature
N to the effect that after the overthrow OF rres
dent Salnave the annexation OF Hayu 10 the Unued
states would be proclaimed.
The New York herald., 1868-05-12
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-L0NDON, May 11-S p.
M-Consols close at 94H for money ana s2s. szx
for account. American securities close at the fol-
lowing rates:-Unted States hye-twenties, Ton
7O7<; Erie Railway shares, 45H: Illinois Central, 95.
FRANKFORT TBOUlsE.-FRANKFORT,M May l1.-United
States fvc-twenty bonds close ut 75A for the old
issue.
PARIS BoURsE.-PARIs, May 1.-THE Bourse closed
dull Rentes 80 francs 35 centmes.
LIVERPOOL CorroN NMARxEr.-LIvEEr0oI, May Il
p M.--The cotton market closed easier at decline
OF 16d. In prices. The following are the closing
MISUNDERSTANDING uplands, 12d. 121Sd.; mid
ding Orleans 12Ad. i2,sd The sales OF the day
foot up 1000 bales.
LIVERPOOL BRHADsTurFs MARKEr.-LIvBRP00I.
May 1l-5 M.-The market. closed quiet. Corn, 38S.
Oil. per quarter for MIXED western. Wheat, l5S.
9d. for California white and las. Sd. for No. red
Western. Barley 5s. Cd. per bushel. Oats a. per
bushe Peas, ATS. 3d. per 5O4 lbs. Flour, 36S. 0d.
per bbl. for Western canal
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS sMARKEr.--LIvERPOOI, May
IL, p M.-Beef 115s per Dbl. for extra prime mess
Pork 82s. 3D. per Dbl. for eastern prime mess. Lard
7Os. per cwt. Bacon sos. per cwt for Cumberland
cut.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARXEr.-LIvERP0OI, May
lisp M-Rosin 6s. Cd. per Cwt for common North
Carolina and 12s for medium. TalIow, AS. Cd. per
cwt. Turpentine, 31s per cwt Glover seed As. per
cwt. for American red. Refined petroleum, Is. Id.
per gallon. Spirits petroleum, Sd. per gallon.
closed firm, but quotably unaltered The last sales
were made 27s Sd. per cwt for No. IL Dutch stan
dard. Linseed oil, f35 10s per ton. Sperm oil. COS
per ton. Lnseed cakes, f1O g. per ton for thin OBJ
long for feeding.
PETROLEUM MARKEr.-ANrwERP, May 11.--Petro-
Ieum closed dull The last sales Of standard white
were made at Ar per Dbl.
The New York herald., 1868-05-12
PUBLIC EDUCATION.

The Course or studies In the Pebble Schoeis.
The second public meeting OF the joint committee
OF the Board Of Education having charge OF exam
lining into the feasibility Of amending the course Of
studies in the schools was held last evening ut the
hall of the Board OF Education in Grand street
Commissioners Dupignac, Hall, west Nelson, War
ren Curing and Duryea, OF the committee, with the
chairman. Commissioner Merrill, were present at
the time of opening the meeting, and the large as
sembly room OF the Board was crowded by the
teachers, male and female, of the various schools
and friends Of the public school system. The dis.
cssion was continued by Messrs. Carlisle, James and
Carroll and Mesdames Bealc, Bake, LoveridRe,
Wood, Simpson, Iardee, Vanderbilt and Siinms.
They oil seemed to agree on the points
submitted to the committee at its previous
session, namely, that there Is much labor imposed
upon both teachers and pupils by tue present course
OF studies; that the course AZ prescribed is 700 u
definite; that the system OF martiDg by percentage
should be abolished inasmpch az u cannot snow ihe
true standing VI class: that tc system VI review
The New York herald., 1868-05-12
KENTUCKY.


LEXINGTON, May IL, 1853.
The spring meeting over the Lexington Association
Course commenced on saturday, the 9th instant.
The nrst race was Q sweepstake for three year olds
that had never won race; $40 entrances, play or
pay; mile and repeat; $500 added fourteen nomina-
tions. The race was won by J. v. 0regsley's br. L
Minnie Milton. Time so and 1:54k.
me second race, Railroad purse, 5000 mile and re-
peat for al ages, was won BY Lucy Gray after four
hotly contested heats. Time, l:5lk, l;b2h, 1:53h
and 1:s5.
SECOND DAY.
.t--iuL la.u MONDAY, May IL, 1868
Tue FhGnix stake, mile heats for three year old
colts and lilies, $3.50 added, twelve entrees won
by General gulords Dr. C. Grassland after three heats
were run. lime, l:54k l:64N and 1:54h.
was won by Mr.. II. r. McGrath's CHI n Erin, who
won two out OF three heats; time 152E. 1:b2x and
1:55k. This race was very exciting on account Of
Ford's rider falling OF when making the FIRST turn
but the y kept on around the track and passed the
stand thirty yards ahead of the winning horse
The New York herald., 1868-05-12
CUBA.


Decisive Action Of tho Amon can Government
in tho Case Of the Seized Vcsseis-Another
Aasrican Vessel Fined.
from the Evening Telegram q yesterday.l
HAvANl \, May IL, 1858.
Information has been received hero 70
she American government has come o q decisive de-
termination regarding the cases OF ie brig imaho
and other vessels. Instructions wen received by
the steamer Eagle resist paying the ones until the
spanish government enforce them, and then 10 pay
chem under protest. -
At Matanzas the American bark SefA n has been
fined $500 for a mistake In her manifest Inc cargo
consisted OF lumber, and the entry WA correct ID
feet but clerical error was made In red icing tnem
TO metres.
When Captain General Lersundi returnsa ne matter
win probably be arranged
Spanish Iron-Clad Sails for New Work
Sasar Observation-Disclosures
80 HAVANA, May II, 6S
The spanish ironclad Tetuan sailed to-day for, New
York.
Captain General Lersundi has returned from the
interior Of the island.
Sugar market quiet at sk sk reals per arrobe VI
No. n Dutch standard. Flour $12 so per Dbl. Lard
1exc 2oc. for tierce and 2lkc. per pound In % ID
TINS
Exchange on London sx 10 per cent premium;
on United states In currency, 80 per cent discount;
Ia gotd, premium.
The New York herald., 1868-05-12

sneshoan % abolished ana no teacher be hold 70
s..uusiple ~! the studies OF, q lower grade
And IN addition to these the teachers in
the PRIMARY schools complain that they, hav-
ing AZ sSAss Twice az many pupils rs the otner de-
tAY are frequently obliged to train young teachers
as weh - young pupis1 and they suggested that the
SCHOOL hours should terminate at two O'Clock, ana
that Vacation 0I ut least one week In spring time
would Dc iound OF material benefit 10 the heath OF
both teachers and scholars. The meeting adjourned
AFTER tengthy 1ut interesting session, until Monday
The New York herald., 1868-05-12

Annual Meeting Of tho Dramatic Fund As
s0ciafi3n.
The annual meeting OF this association was held
yesterday afternoon at the rooms Of the secretary,
s42 Broadway. There being quorum present st
half-past one O'Clock, Mr.. Davidge, who presided,
stated that the business under the regulations which
governed the Fund was the consideration and
amendment Of the bylaws next the reading Of the
annual report OF tho treasurer, and lastly the cleo
ton Of oncers for the ensuing year, the polls being
for that purpose kept open from two until four
O'Clock. @ .s
The Secretary then stated that amendments TO
rules eight, nineteen and twenty three Of the by
laws had been proposed. IT was proposed under
rule eight to so the dues Of those who In the
future may become members OF the association that
the payments OF young members shall In all respects
equal the payments OF old members, thereby add
ing to the annual dues OF new members about
1 The To ssn
temporary sickness and the change In rule twenty
three was to the effect that henceorth hen subscri
years and upwards marries q young woman and
should die, his widow shall not be entitled to any
benefit, pecuniary or otherwise, from the asso-
cati0ni
These amendments were very deliberately discussed
and unanimously adopted. young lady present
rule twenty three She did not believe in young women
marrying elderly gentlemen, who were members OF
the association simply because there was Sigh!
they Cthe bereaved young women) receiving an In
come, however small, from the Fund. or course the
argument OF the lady was unhestatngly subscribed
TO BY the gentlemen. Hencef0rth IL Is provided bv
the Dramatic Fund Association that II Is against the
order Of It's proceedings for young women to marry
Tin age) their grandfathers
the treasurer OF the Fund then read the annual
financial report. from which We CLEAN the following
items:-There are 180 subscribers to the Fund.- IL
assets SAL 1s3 o. The total receipts for the as
year were $S,123 20. From this sum there wert
paid for annuities 81 12s Al; to widows 1857 IS
sick members $500 65; to orphans 81 50; for uner
ais 500; to incidental expenses $66 co. to salaries
SsO2 O1; for printing 4l66 and for rent 1264-mak
ing total OF 4796 "a. and leaving balance to bt
credited to the Fund OF S326 IS. The estimated In
come Of the current year placed at sso OF whct
about one-half WIN be derived from the interest o
the capital stock Of the fund.-
The association then proceeded to the election OF
officers for the years 10000, and with one or two
exceptons the members voted TO retain those whom
terests OF the Fund. One OF the board OF manager
was removed by death during the year.
The New York herald., 1868-05-12
FRANCE.
Napoleon mud Euseuie In Orloaus-PeecefuI

Napoleon mud Euseuie In Orlcans-PeecefuI
Assurances. i.',.
's-.4 wst i PARIS, May II, 1895.
The Emperor and Empress were at Orleans on
Saturday, from which city they returned to-day
Upon their arrival in the ancient city, delivered
from the English siege In 142s by the heroic "Mad of
Orleans they were received BY the Mayor on the
part of the people in an address OF welcome.
The Emperor replied briefly. After expressing his
thanks, he said he was happy to be in a city made
sacred by glorious religious and political memories,
and devoted to active industry. He was sure that
such labors were safe In the general assurance of
peace. H .i
The Bishop OF Orleans spoke in reply, and con-
cuded by invoking blessings on the emperor and
Empress.
The New York herald., 1868-05-12
LOUISIANA.

Suspension Of State Taxes in tho Overlooked
Districts - Firo in Now Orleans - Loss
NEW ORLBANs, May II. 1883.
General Buchanan has suspended the collection Of
taxes for 1885 and 1866 lands overowed last year
until the 1st of January, 1909, upon recommended
distress the collection at the present year
would cause in the overn0wed districts.
section Of the Montgomery warehouse, on Front,
Leyee and Fulton streets, New Orleans flled with
corn and baled hay, was destroyed by fire Sun
day night. Loss 100000. II was the work OF an
incendiary. The large warehouse filed with quarter
masters stores, adjoining, was saved with dinculfy.
owing to the scarcity OF water. d
The New York herald., 1868-05-12
MISSISSIPPI.

Tho Democrats Assembling In CoaventEsu.
s JAoxs0N. May II. 1888. 3
the democrats Of Mississippi meet again in con-
yention tomorrow. Delegates are arriving In large
numbers. Candidates for state Offices win be nofni.
Mates end the policy TO be pursued in the coming
campaign. which VIII DO vigorous one. viii be es-
tablislled. tlgat i " la etl9
The state Convention Is still In session Their
work is or little Importance. -
The New York herald., 1868-05-12

Aati-Pspery RlssS-A Hambef sf Pcrsous
4. nqa 80 %. 81 shot,, ~ . - ~ y r =
------- LONDON. May II lsos
Considerable excitement Was occasioned tos.W on
the receipt Of telegrsms from Ashton Under Lyme s
great centre OF cotton, woolen and gingham cloths
manufacture six and hall miles' ride from Man.
chesterD announcing the breaking out OF Q serious
snti-Popery riot IN that city. '-''' '''-~' ''o
The mob paraded the streets sscking houses ana
outragtng people. -.- " - s.S
Several persons were shot. e.ado 20 ne nugol ID
At the last accounts the riot had been suppressed
and the city was quiet Ae-at XII
The New York herald., 1868-05-12
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship China will ieaie tnis
Dor. on wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post ONCE
at ten O'Clock A. n. on Wednesday.
The NEW YORK HERALD-Edition for Europe-win
be ready at halfpast ten O'Clock in the morning.
Single COPIES In wrappers for mailing. six cents.
The New York herald., 1868-05-12
MASSACHUSETTS.

The National Bank Defalcation At Boston,
The Accused Parties Held for Trial.
BOSTON, May II, Isss
James D. Martin, the alleged defaulting cashier OF
the Hide and Leather Bank OF this city was ar
ragned before United States Commissioner Hallett
this morning, with Alexander Q. FELTON,, who Is i'm
picated with him, for preliminary examination
Sa Sank. H1Tks' IKE president and John B. Alley one
| of the directors testified that both the ac-
cused had admitted to 6 them ,s mat the deiaca
ceed 5000 the real figures cannot be arrived at
for some days. The examination resulted in holding
both OF them for tria-Marttn In ball OF $4,000 and
ssVOa q, Induced Martin 70 cash his drafts Unknown
70 70. sSe conseuuent Ssaa % Sencits good ~ y --'
n. Governor vetoes the Bill Abolishins the
State Constabulary.
BOSTON, May IL, 1868.
CoN srnor Bullock sent message to the House OF
Repres entatves this afternoon vetoing the bill for
the be, ter enforcement Of the laws" which pro-
yes f the abolition Of the state constsbuiary and
each Cora ty attend specially to the enforcement Of
the laws, and giving the Governor special control
over the p lice Of the dnerent municipalities In case
Of rS smsEseH si, q message the says tna. he
~ns sy ~aSa Ss smes
o1cers. lactin gthe advantages derived from mutual
aaaistance ana communication through central
bureau, 30 Elm ,ient at present lie further objects
to the propose force AZ being virtually elective,
and that thus the laws viii not be uni
formly enforce throughout the State. In
the matter Of gin ing MIN conHol over .ne munl-
cpal police, he san tnaL IL wiz DC inueed an ener
gcncy when the W lei magistrate OF tne common
wealth shall be con peied 70 assume III person the
duties Of chief Of 10 ,a poce. ne SAYS ne II sasis-
ned that the maorih Oh tne people oi the commOn-
wealth wish no chang y, anu tnae any were made
n would be injurious.
The House will undN iD.euiJ psss Tue OH over tne
veto tomorrow, but fhi scaaVe'y bVs hs"UtiIus
vote in the Senate. aa.i u. a....s fa t.t.i. y 4
The New York herald., 1868-05-12
SHIPPING NE VS..
~~-o>~~~--~~~~-~>>>S~>~~-~~~~
Almanac for New YorIk.--This Day.
Sun sets. ........ Z OF High water. eve RI %
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY n, lsss.

CLEARED.
Steamship Anemanuia (Nd), Bardua, Hamburg Kunbards
Es,m; .S. IHs s.
Ship Constelssion, Jansen, Liverpooi-Chas carow
A., ssns n:: s..l
Brig Fanny (Br Clay, Queenstown or Falmouth for or
h.,. scZH1,s, Z, scs,i %s Co.
ss Nelly w.5s War; xs5. S.qs.no', ws,S .xo
~ sris 4isessi, Dow @ csTdsnssI Broofm.n
Bns ssn Carlo: r,fss s susyi!ss.Msr HpashSn ,uls
schf Isabel, Duncan, St kits.
scSr S America tsTj Mason, 6rssa POnd NFocrsndsi
81, D. s.ss; 4 s.ss:. s Ss
schr Reindeer Br, hnisr, HsifaI-crsndAn, Umpbray
schr W Collins, rOotsr, Richmond, vs-vAn Brun, 4
sshr W Brainerd, Pendleson. Philadelphia
schr Mary Stow Parker, Elzsbethpor Miller
schr America, Reynolds, Brissol--G s,ranahsn.
ARRIVALS.
RHPORrnD ~ The HERALD STEAM YACHTS
.sss.a sssa = sss y H;: M ~ -
~ S
SSsn dp 9 p 70 = :'y v..:$ sr TS
BEAM glasgow, bound W. Experienced westerly winds
's s..amshp M.sras Couch Richmond and Norfolk, with
s spG 70 =: &S poDSr sss q ss Co.
ms:s s:'s IA aisSs IS s::::s.s,: Hss p:s
westerly GHtee lnter part moderate Wcane
had birth and no death among the passengers. .
bark Arronam (NG), stecngrsfe, London "a DAYS, with
winds the entire month of April 49,
sst %s.a ss
during the whole passage Lat % 81 Ion ~ ~ shipped
heavy which carried the fore hatch house, stove
buwarks and did other damage April q lat 90 lon ~ "
.svsFr f % smoke shns y ''h Lewis
BARK frehandcl NG), Hargeshciner, Brsmen March 20
with mdse and $50 passengers 70 Ocrfchs Co. Had Two
deaths and birth Made the northern passage and espe
rienced stormy weather the entire voyage. 49,
Bark Tusko NO. Gerlach Bremen, 30 DAYS, with ba'as,
and 2si passenees TO kenh.rd siedenburE
strong winds the entire PASSAGE had two deshs
tchidrenl March Is lat 81 ~ lon so Spanish bars
with oreopmast and mantopgalant masts gone ana pu
warts stove, steering for the Irish coast April " at
lon ~ 3d. passed bark Eugene (Br steering vs. Apri ~ s
~ s Ion ~ passed ship fiorence Treat sbor from fna
delpLia for Antwerp. .l
Bsls rvassc. Tseley Salt Cav IL 10 With sslt so'
The New York herald., 1868-05-12
ST. DOMINGO.

Fermatieu Of Two Now states-Anne exation
Rumors.
w HAVANA, May IL, 1888.
Advices from st. Domingo are that two new states
had been formed. There was str ong party In favor
OF suuex xation to the United Statesl
The New York herald., 1868-05-12
GERMANY.

Commercial Relations With Austria.
BERLIN, May H. 1885,
The Zollveren Diet OF the North German Confed-
Grafton has adopted the customs treaty recently NO
gotiated with Austria.
The New York herald., 1868-05-12
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

SOUTHAMPTON, May 1.-THE steamship Teutonia.
from New York April g. arrived at eight O'Clock this
morning. The steamship Hermann, from New York
April 20, arrived at nine O'Clock last evening.
The New York herald., 1868-05-12

A.-F0vessaII summor Revers and All tho
complaints excessive heat ~ keeping the bleo4
cool and the bowels free with TARRANT~5 EFFrRvfS
CENT SELTZFR APERIENT At once n most refrcshng
drAueh the best OF all regulating medicines Sold ~ ~
drug
The New York herald., 1868-05-12

A.-Savo YSuf Carpets BY Using HWrrtns.
TONS improved Paper Felt Carpet Lining and stsr
Pads for principal Carpet Stores Be snA
inquire for HARRINGTON'SlA latest improvement
The New York herald., 1868-05-12

How Docs PhaIOn's New Perfume, "T1ss
differ from al other 1or extracts which has dis
pscedf Only In single stter II IL wished, they are dhsd
sod by all druggists.
The New York herald., 1868-05-12

A.-HoH,s Malt Extract Depot Removed q.
No. ~ Murray street, Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-05-12

Ask for q Wnlfham Watch.
1T IL THE BEST; TT Is THE CHEAPEST
4. b. BYNNkR 4 Co., lss Bro~dway, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1868-05-12

A-StyIish and Nobby Hats for Conts and
youths at popular prices BURKE ixs fmten srecA 4