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For snln.

A Brick store House for sale, Renting
well. Enquire OF Il. q. BUCKNER,
feb2b-wit once OF Texas Baptist.
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DALLAS. TEXAS,
SUNDAY MORNING ''t'ii'FEB ~
PRErERRED SPECIALS.

we claim 20 do superior Dentialry for ie"
money than any Dentist In tho STATE OF
Texas. SNYDER a ApAMs'
fob27-dtf Oaieo-san Jacinlo Hotel
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hioien Horse, SnddIe, E'c' '"ptuFeh
A sorrel horse, four years old ibis spring.
about II hands high, some white In face
both hind feet whtei uo brands, The ownlr
can gel him by callingat the hherlll's oliice'
within ten days from date, aud paying
charges len22d]t
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for the Friends VI the SUNDAY school

DALLAS, February n, 1870,
10 Tie Ellor Of Tho Dallas Herald
Owing Ia the Indictment weather last
Sunday evening, the meeting called
IN behalf OF lhe Sunday School enter
prise was postponed until this evening
1T halfpast four o'clock, The friends
generally Of the Sunday School cause,
" all dennml Hnlipns, Hlr therefore re-
qneslcd r. meet this evening NJ the
COurllrmrr, AZ lp0 pnst luW O'clock,
to c0usilrr thr pIUWiuy a. rtlllpg u
mass Sunday Srhoul Cunvtuiioh, Of all
denominations, 20 meet ~ Dallas on
the 2ill gdll. hnd Sjth Of March next,
ut which llWe distinguished Sunday
schnu workers lTnn distance have
prUL,l-rd presence aud assinIance.
/ bee huprrhtendenla ana ministers Of
the various Sunday schools aud church,
o. arc rcqu, stcd 70 give public notice
this morning of this meeting, aud 10
urge the Attendance Of u iull represen-
taliuu NJ their various organizations,
john NJ mccoy,
&. NJ, WHEAT
:, g. REED,
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Notice.

To Mr.. John Shea:
We. the undersigned citizens and voters in
the First Ward of the city of Dallas, ask per-
mission to place you before the public as a
candidate for Alderman of the First Ward,
feeling assured that you will look well to and
guard the irterests,both of the city and the
tax -payers n ld business NAV
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Dissolution Of C0paTinershlp
The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Dlboll 4 King IL this day dissolved by
mutual consent. W. o. nlBOLL,
4, KING.
Dallas, Texas, February II, 1876, dim
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Wanted 10 Let.

Furnished rooms with best OF convent.
ences and accommodations, l,O3O Main street.
feb23dtf
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DALLAS. February o. lsza

10 hessrs' Thomas Whitney, owens, Walker
and others:
dENrLEMEN-four very complimentary
call upon me to become candidate for one
Vi 'ne oouncllmen of the First Ward COM
peis me to allow my name to bo placed be.
lore the public as a candidate, and If 7
should be elected at the ensuing April cleo.
tlon VIII endeavor to guard as well an can
lne interests of the city and the taxpayers.
'ep-'ui JOHN SHEA,
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Freeman, the artist, has nine diff
ferent views of the Mardi Gras process
sion, for sale. I'D.
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MetropolItan Naws Siora.

1T. Louis Daily Times, Republican, and
obe-Democrat-seven papers q week-de-
livered to any part OF the cltv FOR THIRTY
CENTS, in advance. Corner Elm and Syca.
more streets, Jan30-dtf
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Accident ~ the Sunday Dispatch
Form

In placing the form of the Sunday
Dispatch on the press, last night, the
larger portion of the article headed
"Rexn was "pied.n 1t is one of those
mishaps incidental to newspaper pub
lcation which will sometimes occur in
spite of the greatest caution.
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND wARERooMs. Tpx Al
DEPARTMENT,
Cor, Commerce aud Market Sts, Dallas, Texas,
Supply Depots or branch offices at all i'm.

portant points In the State.
To facilitate business we have made nm,
general Office for the State at Dallas. wbers
III orders from Texas should be addressed
| inc instrument will be sent from the nearest
| supply Depot or direct from Factory.
| DORMAN, HOLMES & co. untte od.
| ern house. YIN ie's e East-
DORMAN, HOLMES & co. localize THAR
business, making IL o home institution ev.
sS,rry Where' They now do busipess in over
~ towns In Texas, and can refer 10 HIM.
their instruments. "'e u''ns
Iney nave every advantage and facility
lnnt can be obtained, and will sell nj nrices
peiow competition. The attention OF close
DORMAN, HOLMES co. are among tho
largest dealers In Pianos in the IInitaG
states, tneir trade now extending over nearlv
'he entire country, and will guarantee 10 dsI
liver Pianos and Organs at any point I'm tbo
STATE at lower prices and on better terms
than ether house. 's' 'eiihs
IN addition to our own make, GThe Dor. |
lnaii, tonnes Co. Grand Scale Piano y Wa |
control for this and several other Stntes the
rnenowned Chickering, Steinway and other
nrs.-class Planos, that we can deliver IN onr
customers, at any railroad station in Teyas
ust az cheap as same instrument can I,a
33ougnt from the factory In New YORK or
session. We guarantee the most perfect sat
siacuon IN every respect. Eb2Silw
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MARRIED.

ADMINISTRATOR this city, on
the I'D instant, by the Rev. NJ. Ii. Cuilum,
Mr.. Il. r. ID. Andrews aud Miss Molle ID.
Sanford, both of Dallas county.
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Dealer In Hides, Wool and Furs. Pays cash
for Dry Bones, Steer, Buffalo and Deer
Horns, Wax, Tallow, Etc. iebldtf
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All kind Of Hair Work done on short no.
tice. 81. lRASoN.
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Importer OF Human Hair and manufacture
of Millinery Goods. IRALSON,
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All kind of Hair Work done on short no,
tice. y, IRALSON.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
WE RETAIL
CHINA, GLASS
And Queensware,
At Wholesale Prices.

We ask the citizens of
Dallas and vicinity to write
to us for prices of anything
in our line. II will cost you
nothing, and you will save
money. We have a full stock
of China in WHITE, GOLD
BAND, and DECORATED.
Also, everything i'm Glass
ware and Queensware. You
can buy a full set as cheap
from us as you can buy Il few
pieces from the retail dealer
We guarantee everything to
be as represented. Remem-
Der that we want your trade
and will deal honestly with
you, or not at all. Special
prices to hotels and restau-
rants. Now on hand II large
line of DINNER, TEA and
Chamber Sets, very cheap.
Send orders direct to
MILLER & STEPHENSON,
5O4 n. 4tR ST., st. Louis, Mo.
oct3O-d&wly
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Highest price paid for Human Hair.
y. lRALSON,
5ll Main street.
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Ladies' Hair Dressing Emporium 5lI Main
ufraat
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

The following described horse came into
the stable Of the undersigned, and the owner
Is requested TO pay charges and take him
away lie Is "A bay, about IA hands high,
or years old saddle marked; shod, and
branded on LEFT shoulder NJ,
COHOE n co.,
West end Main street, Dallas, Texas.
b95-dlt-25-wlt
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]. N. Crowell,

Importer OF Human Hair and manufacturer
OF Millinery Goods. =. IRALSON.
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Highest price paid for Human Hair.
y. lRALSoN,
5li Main street
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rasn RALLY HERALD

wiIl bo found on sale ~ iha news
boys on all trains o. ns 1890
stands NJ the Legrnnd, s"n s"ei"'"
and l,nntnr hotels,
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Agents Wanted

Ladies' Hair Dressing Emporium 5l4 Main
street.
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VIII cause blood letters at the will of til,
audience, toappear upon my naked arm
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| win give Clairvoyant tests unequaled by
any Medium. Clara Baldwin, while in a
trance state, will reveal the past, present
and future
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Will cause water TO turn to wine and wine
back to water in full view of the audience
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l will be locked head and hands in pill
Tory and the Rey-hole filled with sealing
wax, and l will escape in thirty second:
without breaking n seal
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The committee will bind me hand and foot
and while in this condition coat from the
ierred to my back, and not q knot united or
a seal unbroken
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NO ADVANCE In PRICES.

Reserved seats can be obtained at John.
Grand hotel feb96td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-13
FOR SALE.

II WILL SELL CHEAP FOR CASH AN
A No. l Stock Ranch. either for cattle
or sheep, joining foothills. with plenty of
outlet, embracing 800 acres, of which 700
acres II good agricultural land. wi plenty
Of water and feed II -
For further particulars. address
b. RILEY,
Paradise Valley.
Paradise Valley. New. 2, TO.
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Grimes and Casualties.

A woman named Daily, living on Thorndike
street, while walking on the railroad track near
the gas works at East Salem yesterday, morning
was struck by the 8.55 train from the east, and
instantly killed. Both legs were cut off,
The barkentine Bell Keith was towed into
St. John, n. F., June Sd, damaged by collision
with an iceberg.
Benjamin Perkins, arrested Saturday night
in Fall River, Mass, for drunkenness, at
tempted suicide yesterday morning by cutting
his throat with a pen-kEife. A surgeon dressed
the wound. which is severe but not dangerous.
MINOR TELEGRAMS.
The State Bank Superintendent has applied
to have a receiver appointed for the Mechanics
and Traders Saving Bank in New York city,
as it is $50 900 behind on account of investments
in worthless securities.
Josiah S. Abbott was yesterday elected
chairman of the Massachusetts delegation to
the St. Louis Convention.
Dr. George Cook President of an insane
asylum at Canandagua, n. Y was stabbed by
patient yesterday morning and died in the at
ternoon.
A Gautemalan gunboat foundered off San
Jose de Guatemala during the recent gales and
16 soldiers were drowned.
A schooner in tow run into the railroad
bridge OF Newburyport, Mass, yesterday,
knocking it six inches out of place, stopping
the trains. 1t will be righted today.
Jacob Nunnenmacher and Christian Gunther
were sentenced for whisky frauds at Milwau
kee yesterday, the former to five months i'm.
prisonment and $4,000 fine, and the latter to
three months and-$l000 fine.
The American ship Star, Capt. Vianelo, was
abandoned at sea off Valparaiso. Part of the
crew was lost
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The True Medical PHILOSOPHY

The remarkable cures of dyspepsia constipation,
general debility, intermittent and remittent fevers
nervousness, mental dependency, and host of
other ailments, by that popular botanic invgorant
and Alternative, Hostetters Stomach Bitters, prove
that to oitaze, not depete the SICK is the true med
ical philosophy. Under the old system patients
derwent course of treatment that often had the et-
feet of exhausting their few remaining energies.
Drastic purgation, and the administration of violent
remedies with weakening reaction, were frequently
Id most unnecessarily resorted to in cases where in
vl.oration combined with mild regulative treatment
was the sole desideratum. That this unwise mode of
medication has been to great extent abandoned is
in small degree due to the success which has at
tended the peerless remedy above named
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Notes,
WASHINGTON.

The Kansas Pacific Investigation Post
pOned.
WASHINGTON, June 12-The sub-judiciary
committee met, but in consideration of the i'll
ness of Mr.. Blaine, the investigation was not
continued, and the witnesses were excused till
afternoon.
Speaker Kerr.
Speaker Kerr is more comfortable today, be-
ing able to situp in bed.
Gen. BabcOcL:s Trial
Macarthur in the Supreme Judicial Court to
day set the trial of Gen. Babcock for conspra-
cy in connection with the safe burglary case,
for Sept. 10Th. The defence desired day early
in July.
Speaker Kerr's Meath.
DIR. G. W. Pope, Mr.. Kerrs attending
physician, makes the following statement:
Mr.. Kerr had severe attack of malarious
fever and exhausting diarrhUa followed by vio-
lent enteralgia or neuralgia of abdominal
nerves. The disease is now under control. He
had very good night and feels decidedly bet
ter today. Should no untoward symptoms occur
he will convalesce rapidly and be restored to
his usual health in few days.
Various Matters.
Internal revenue receipts today, $610, 275;
customs, $442 039.
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The Centennial Exhibition.

PHILADELPHIA, June 12-The weather was
propitious this morning and the attendance at
the exhibition was very good. The finance
board is holding a meeting with closed doors
cussion is the legal opinion presented on Satur-
day representing the right of the commissioners
to continue in office. The quarrel between the
two boards has taken a new start since the pub
lication of the opinions. A party of distin-
guished foreign, civil and mining engineers WIS.,
tied the exhibition today. Steam power was
this morning applied to the agricultural ma
chinery and the wagons which have hitherto
occupied the aisles of Agricultural Hall have
been removed to the wagon building.
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SPAIN.
The Prosecution Of the Press

LONDON, June IA letter to the Times
from Madrid gives the details of the recent
prosecution against the press. Within the last
month the leading liberal journals-the In
parcal Nueva Preusa and another-have been
suppressed, and of the six liberal papers in
Madrid, five have been suppressed or put on
trial within the ten days ending June 1st
Castelars organ, Eel Globo, the only cheap,
is now on trial, and it is said that its publca-
ton will be discontinued.
The liberation clause of the constitution may
possibly pass the Senate by very small ma
jority. Ruiz Gomez, supported by Ulloa and
Duke Feman Mirez, intends to propose a
measure for establishing liberty of conscience
and of public worship, making native Protest
ants eligible to professorship and employment.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Wholesale Market.

MONDAY, June 12.-There is decided improve
ment in the pork and lard markets and prices have
advanced slightly in the West. The prices here
show no changes as yet, but the improvement in the
demand is very marked. Sugars are firm and with
out change. Flour is steady and unchanged. Corn
is quoted at 81 to CSC by the load and IS to &c
in bag lots Meal is worth 65c; Oats IS to SOC, and
Shorts $500 to 24.OO.
FREIGHTS.-Th is nothing new to note in
freights this week. We have the following charters
to report-Brg Hattie S. Bishop, hence to Cardenas
with empty casks, 81; Schr James E. Baylis, with
ice from Richmond to Baltimore, $780,; Bark Ocean
Pearl, from Richmond to Charleston, S. c., with ice
$1.OO; Brig Liberty, from Pictou to Portland, with
coal, $175; Schr Anna D. TORY. from Kennebec to
New York, with ice, Sl.O9; Sehr Mary A. Power
hence to New Orleans with ice, $780,
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REMOVA
DIR. 3 III "A w
Has removed to
NO. 900 CONGRESS-, STREET,
Opposite Plymouth Church.
mv6 sntf
F o IL e s Il TIA r..

"For twenty years have been very nuch troubled
various washes and saves, besides the treatment Of
my regular physician. These have only driven it
from my arm and caused it to appear elsewhere.
After using less than one cake of your Forest Tar
Soap, my arm is entirely aeeH and discover no
symptoms of the trouble elsewhere That is the
testimony of Mrs. B. S. Hunt, of Portland, Me- Get
cake OF your druggist, or by sending So cents to
The Forest Tar Co., Portland, Me.
oct15 sngm
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To Hon. S. Cox
House at $40 adjourned.

The proposed reduction in the pay of the
help in the Hamilton print works did not 90
into effect yesterday morning owing to the re-
fusal of several printers to accede thereto. The
works are consequently temporarily closed.
They will continue operations when the market
and expense of help render the work profita-
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ENGLAND.
HE Window Ease

LONDON, June 12.-In the House of Com
mons this afternoon Henry James asked Mr..
Fish's despatch of May 3D. relating to the
Winslow case, had been received by Lord
Derby, and if so, whether there was any obiec-
ton to laying the same on the table. Mr.
Boulke said it was received, but not answered
yet. 1t could not therefore, be committed to
the House at present.
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MARRIED.

In Freeport, June 9th, by Rev. W. C. Barrows
Capt. Julius S. Soue and Miss Edith NJ. Creeeh'
both of Freeport.
IN Bath, June 8, Orrin A. Kittridge and Miss Eta
L. Sprague both of Phipsburg.
In Brunswick. May q, Jas. F. Wakefield and Miss
Anna NJ. Woodside.
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CHARLESTON, June 12.-Cotton is quiet; Middling
uplands at 1l1c.
SAVANNAH, June 12.-Cotton dull Middng np-
lands lie.
NEW YORK, June 12.-Cotton firm; Mddling up
lands IL Lice
WILMINGTON, June 12.-Cotton is NOMINAL Mid
ding uplands lie.
LOUISVILLE, June 12.-Cotton is steady and firm
MiddGng uplands at IL a. 113c
AUGUSTA. June 12.-COtton market is quiet; Mid
ding uplands lie.
NORFOLK, June l2.-Cotton is steady; Middng
uplands at 114c.
CINCINNATI, June 12.-Cotton market is very firm;
Nliddling uplands at 1llc.
European Markets.
LONDON, June 12-12.3O P. M.-Consols at "a Isle.
Bonds, 1868, old, 1919; lS67's 110s; new SIS, 1861
Erie 121; do, pfd, 1s1.
LONDON, June 12-1.OO P.M.-Consols 94s. Bpm.
Erie preferred IS.
LIVERPOOL, June 12.-12.3O P. M.--Cotton market
active and frmer; Middng uplands at sgd; do Or
leans at 5-16d; sales $1,000 bales including 5000
bales for speculation and EXPORT receipts $500 bales,
of which 800 were American.
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MEMORANDA.

Ship McNear. Carter, from Shields for Bombay,
with coal struck on Winterton Shoal 10th inst and
off and was taken charge of by the of lifeboat
Damage not reported. The ship registers 1908 tons
built in 1872 at Belfast, where is partly owned,
and halls from Boston.
Sch Albert W Smith, A days from Rio Janeiro, ar
rived at Newport 18th inst in charge of the first
mate. Her master, Capt Geo W Leavitt of Bidde-
ford, died May 4. OF fever, and was buried at sea-
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A Vienna special to the Daily News reports
that the Turkish Governor of Herzegovina has
offered 1000 form, reward for the capture of
the Russian organizer of nsurgent forces
The Taufulla, newspaper of Rome, init
mates that the temporary retirement of Prince
Gortschakoff is probable.
1t is reported that Ignatef, the Russian
ambassador at Constantinople is recalled, and
that Prince Orloff will succeed him.
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NEW YORK. June 12-Evening-M easy at 2
"a per cent. call, Sterling Exchange is firmsat
4S71 for sixty days and 4s9a for demand.
Gold declined to ll2a and closed at 1923, which was
also the opening and highest price. Borrowing rates
at q per cent. Loans were also made fat. The
rates paid for carrying were @3 per cent. The
clearances at the Gold Exchange Bank were 49,
The Treasury disbursements were$ for interest
$50 600 for bonds; $40 in silver. Governments
firm. State bonds nominal. Railway mortgages
firm.
The following were the closing quotations OF Gov
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The trustees of the A. & W. Sprague Manu-
featuring Company has given orders to shut
down all the companys mills and print works
is the present depressed condition of the market
for cotton goods.
An effort is being made to save the Old
South Church from destruction and public
--@AAtins will be held in the building to-day to
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mETEOHOLOGICAL.

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY -FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
June Is, Il A. M.)5
For Tuesday throughout the Atlantic Statos,
continued southeast to northeast winds, mostly
&C 'dy or foggy and rainy weather with sta
r4'.rn nd r1roce.-
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FOREIGN PORTS,

Sid I'm Gibraltar May 2lst, Investigator, Butman,
from Marseilles} for New York; sch Gertrude E
Smith, Jameson, for st Thomas
In port May 90. sch G Drew, Wadn I'm Bruns-
Ar at Aberdeen 10th inst, barque Alex Campbell,
Ar at Calao May Is, ship Alice NJ Minott, Whit
more, San Francisco.
In port May 20. ship Ventus, Theobold, disg.
Sid i'm Shields 9th inst, ship McNear, Carter fol-
Bombay.
Sid I'm Liverpool 10th inst, Granger. Doane, for
Ar at Queenstown 9th. brig Isaac W Parker, Brack-
EFT, Philadelphia; sch Amon Bird, Drinkwater, New
York.
Leavitt, New York; sch Mole, Atherton, for Phila-
delpbia.
Sid fin Cardenas sth inst, brig H Rich, Paine, for
Sid I'm Kingston, ia, May %, sch Alice I Board
man. Boyd, Mobile; Sd inst, brig Frontier, Blasdel,
Sid i'm Cow Bay 10th inst sch j Coffin, CHS
holm, Boston.
--latest by European steamers.l
Ar at Liverpool May 49, Jas Brett Gibson, New
York; 10Th, Majestic, Gibbons, New Orleans; Bertha,
Pote do.
cd 9th. brig Nash, Spaulding. Rio Janeiro.
Sid goth, Andrew johnson, Speed, San Francisco.
Ar at London Goth, Rhine. Stetson, I'm New York;
Goth, Weymouth, burke, Portland; 1della Berry,
Sid fin Penarth May OF, S Hersey Small, for
Hamburg.
Sld TN Dublin May Goth, Mary Reed, Geyer, for
Sid I'm Queenstown 30th, III McLaren, Hamburg
Sid FIN Bassein Apl Goth, Premier, McGivery, tor
United Kingdom.
Ar at Bombay May LIST. Lucy Nichols, Nichols.
Liverpool; 9th, John CLARK, Pendleton. do.
Sid May s, Valiant, Durham, Havre.
Sid ina Leghorn May 25, H Fl Wright Meyers, for
Boston.
:, Ar at Cadiz May "a, David Chaplin, Bunker, from
New York.
Ar at Havre Goth, Bristol, Fossett, Buenos Ayres:
27th Golden Rule, Morse, New Orleans
oo Ar at D9nkirk May q, Mignon, Soue, Norleans;
Ar at Antwerp May IT, Jos Fish, Stackpole, from
Philadelphia.
Sid TN Havre May 25th, George Skolield Forsath,
Cardiff.
Ar at Cuxhaven May %, Tranquebar, waterhouse
Independence.
Ar at Reval May 81, Clara Eaton, Davis, Charles
2Sd, Hazeltine, Gilkey. Savannah.
AT at Elsinore May l6, Clara, Nichols, from Java
Helsingfors.
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F O Il E IG N .
TURKEY,
The Dealh of the Ex.Snifan.

LONDON, June 12.-The Paris correspondent
of the Times says that La France, journal
very hostile to Turkey, publishes telegram
from Constantinople reporting that the eldest
son and the mother of the late Sultan have been
murdered.
The Armistice Accepted.
The London Posts Berlin despatch says the
insurgent leaders have accepted the armstce,
and appointed Wessleitzer to arrange guaran.
tees with the northern powers.