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Ges,tlerneD's List.

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Branch Calyen
Brooks Harris
Brittou james V
Bvuhnm Ben
Brown Jim
Brown pJ
Buchanan jackson
Callahan Eli w
Carr Thos i
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Darlington panl
Chambers Silas
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Fisher John
Ford ThOs
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Arrival aud Departure Of the Mails nc
DnIthg.

NoRrBER MAIf-Nn Nj. X. ,r T. Il. r.,
comprising Western, Northern and Eastern
SteteN; New York and 81, l. uis mails arrive
II t:'a p.m.; donart ut 7;li AIN. Pouches close
at p pm.
cru Louisiana. Galveston, Houston. Aostin.
waco, and AL other points in Southern
Texas, arrives Mt 7:ii p.ln.; departs ut 6;2O p.
~. Touches close at 3 y M.
EASTERN MAIL-Vla 4. u z Il. r., com
pnsiHg Sousacrn and "iddle States, Louis.
Shreveport, and All Ensternu Texas, arrives
daily no 02l pm; departs AT PIN. Pouch
closes AZ pm.
WESTERN MAIL From Fort Worth, Gle
burne, Granbuy, Weatherlord, Decatur,
Palu Pinto, Jackshoro aud western posts,
arrives at pm; departs at am,
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Anioler W ia
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Mothers!

Cnst0rim is. the result OF 20 years EXPERT
mentS by DR.. Samuel Pitcher, OF Massachu-
sets. II is n vegetable preparation, rs ellec-
tive as castor oil, but perfectly pleasant 20
the taste. 1t can he taken by the youngest
infant, and neither gags nor gripes. Dr.. y.
$. Green, of Royston, Indiana, says oft:
SIRs-l have tried the Castoria, and can
speak highly of its merits. 1t WILL think,
do away entirely with castor oil. 1t is pleas
ant ana harmless, and is wonderfully etoa-
cious as an aparient and laxative. 1t is the
very thing.
The CastOria destroys worms, regulates the
stomach, cures wind collie, and permits OF
natural healthy sleep. II Is very etiicacious
in Group, and for teething children. Honey
Is not pleasnnter to the taste, and castor oil
IL not so certain in its effects. IL costs but 35
cents, in large bottles.
--7-lSt j. b. ROSE &c CO., New, York
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RAILnoAOs.
AND ITS CONNECTIONS FORM TUE
ALL POINTS NORTH AND EAHT.
Trains loRv0 Dallas station as follow

ton, In reference to the vacancy. He
contended that II 0dell and Cartwright NJ
hlled vacancy, they did so on the p
resignation Of Watts, and not on the b
absence of Cronin, who holding the
certificate was bonatide elector. The 4
'Nw saideRf pr2Yided for secss2; B
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AND
MAIN ARTERY on CONAERCE AND TRAlR
i1rO ALL POINTS.

And offers too best Routes, ON Quick limo,
WIN moro Comforts, Better Accommodate
uohs And Greater security than any other
Limo, Passing through the richest and most
nenMLllNl LNlLLoMa VI the GrenL Emnirn
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Buy Your Tickets md ship Your Freight
by the
Houston and Texas Central Railway.

The following Offices and Agents have
been establishing by this Company where
Information may be had concerning not
only the IL. Il T. b. Hallway, but Texas gem
erally
Il. l.. MANCH ESTER, Eastern PASSENGER
Agent, Az Broadw Y, N. Y.
Gen. j, b. ROBERTSON, Pass. 4 Immigra-
ton Agent, l.3 N. Third street, st. Louis, Mo.
A. alice, Northwestern Pass. Agent, l0l
Clark street. Chicago, Ill.
NlUk HOLM rs, Southeastern Agent, No,
Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
j, IL, COFFIN, southern Passenger Agent,
Chattanooga, Tenn,
Information may also he had at the ngan-
cies OF the NJ. Il. d II. Hallway, In New York,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and St.louis
.. WALDO,
j. DEMAND,
Gsn1 Snpt., Houston. Texas, ian2olm ,ssl
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NV annual Catalogutsof Vegetable and
Flower seed for 1877 Will be ready by Janu-
ary and sent FREE to Ill who apply. Gus
toners of last season need not write for It. |
offer one of the largest collections of vegeta-
BILE seed ever,sent out bv any seed hnnse IN
America, large portion OF which were
grown en- my six seed farms Printed direc-
ions fUrcullls ation on every package. All
seed sold from my establishment warranted
70 W pyth iio1i huu NV w ~ me- 70 iaf,
thu order ntis, AS the original introducer
of the Hubbard and Marbl head Squashes.
the Marblehead Cubbages, and score Of
other new vegetables, invite the patfo rye
fresh. true, and OF the very best STRAIN. New
voseth BILE a SIP srialty.
JAMES j. II. GREGORY,
janHw0t Marblehead, Mass
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UNCONSTITUTIONAL.

AT TEN ABkANA, with all trains on "
Louis & Iron Mountain h. Il. tor all polnn
North, East ana SOuthenEt.
At 10 NGNlEW JUNCTION and MIN.
nicola, with trains on the international
Il. II. for lSlor PALESTINE Houston, Calves.
ton and SHn AntOuio.
AZ DALLAS, with trains North and South
on Houston and Texas Central k. Il. iO
sherman, Paris, Bonham, Mckinney, Cor.
sloana, Bgomond, Waco, Houston and Aus
IN,
81 SHREN EPORr, with regular line OF
TRY NtyS Steamers FOR New Orleans.
THIS UEo, being fully equipped with al.
modern improvements, such us Westlng.
house Air Brakes aud Miller Truss PLATFORM
ana Coupler, Is unsurpassed for
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining in Dallas postoilice I'M
callel for. Parties calling for the same
will please say "advertised Tues
day, February n, 1917" Those of them
remaining uncalled for at the end of
four weeks will be sent to the dead let.
ter office.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Towns Paclilc HALLWAY.
Arrive

t3n pm ,,.,.. Nail aud Express ,....., 1913 pm
-.i1 a.rl ...... Way pN5spugef.......,.. rs y. IN
j.'l #,iu .,,,.... Local trtlgGt,... .,., B:u5 pm
10 p IA ......., Through freight ,,,... 1900 pm
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SHIP EARL or ZErLANp tBr) from Dundee for Bombay,
was spoken May ~, ~ rernsnhusy wmsn AZ asys gyt
Ssns 's a.sa!S a. Baltimore
BARK LOLA arg. Foss, from Cardiff May for Havapa
Cayo Yutias sAsua. Immediate relief was by
the Captain OF the Port and from the spanish Gmnboat
Argos but the believes she will be noated,
she III bad position. and stranded during high
saved [The registered so built Rockiand
Me, in 1851. and hailed from Buenos Ayres.l
BARK EacoLk utsD at Providence from Girgeuti expe
renced gale in tho Gut Gibraltar and lost mAnop
mast
BRIG LocH LoMoSp. from New York for Snonics at~;ew
port tbcioe rcported has been examined by submarine
diver and her bottom found all right, with the
ton OF her false keel gonc the main keel slightly
chaed from ~ to II sheets Of her cpor need patch
but what be repaired there without dis
charging or taking her out OF the water
scar PACIFIC before reported ashore Cutyhunk has
been stripped OF sails and rigging and her masts have been
cut away Stsamtng Nellie has to the island make
attempt to haul her off, a sidewhee steamer was haul
ing her on the 18th.
Scum (Br), Smith. from Port Antonio in ballast
ath and beached to her from sinking
The bon, OF the Spanish owa Conception assisted IN
towing repairing &C. and the 9Th thought size
could be ready 10 proceed on the llth
ScuR JovRS MARIA (ven) coffee laden for New York
been wrecked near Porto Cabello.
NEw BEDFORD June ls.-Dvers have examined tho
ou nd that there leaks the ting
butts The divers work caulking her, and 1t Is
thought she will be hostcd.
Papa Luigi stranded at tho south shore Nantucket
They report that the vessel be kept tree by steam
pump after unloading and can be hoatcd again. samplc
block OF birthstone taken from the cargo WAS brought to
that evening and shipped to Boston TO see was
worth saving The sample seemed Ia be nouldy ard 1t
was the OF recovering would for
doing
LAuxcnxp-At Bath. Me. afternoon OF 10th, by D
IS not yet named and Is for sale It'll one OF Blasdes
best In model and finish
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schr Hannah wille,ts wnIetts. Providence for New
schr George 4 Albert. Howard. Providence for New
schr L Thompson. Hull. Providence for New York
sehr 4 IIun.ev rrosdsnss for Nsw York S yo,.
ssr :,sI KELSEY TroSasgs. to, Msw YS;
ssST for New YORK
schr Balsora Sherman. Young. Providence for New
soSr Elm city. Kelly. Hartford for New York w.
s ssr w Tsyd
Sem ss E.Sscc for New
York.
scr Orlando Smith. ferris. Porchcster for New YORK;
schr Hattie Butter Carroll. from Portland e. for
arrived at des.in alton 18TH
BOUND EAST.
steamer bermuda fBr) Anssrove New York for Halifax,
Steamer Endeayor Mosier New York for Rockland. Mo
Brig Alton tof Esstpo, Perkins. Now York for St john
sehr ye.ts OH. Palmer. Now York for s. John; Ns
sr %
schr So. Flower E.ker, New York for rroyinss,own.
scSr Edward Everett Thursion. New York for Dennis
sehr Golden Rule, Wilson. New York for FAN River
ssSr York Ss o s"a nor
scnr Mary 4 Price Kent. New York Tor Hsvcrhll
ss s s. o:r .: s sGs ' ssdn
ssG sa Sx S' a s ssi''a
scr sy Brown HHSoEsn tor sasS. for Nor
scnr Isaac II Borden. Hsdwin, Elixabehpor for Fall
brown Williams Port Johnson for strasford.
schr VIM Everett. Mcdaniel. Port johnson for Paw
schr Edwin; Frances Port Johnson Tor Pawtuckst
se br Erie. aaainscn, PORT johnson Tor Boston
sehr II odiorne. croweii Fort johnson for Boston
The old Us rignte Severn towed from New York to
Cold spring srbor IL to-day. where she will be brok
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, JUNE 90 l877TRPLE SHEET

MosiLLE. June i9-Arrived. steamer Victoria tbn.
Young. New York for Glasgow and proceeded.
MANILA. june 6-Arrved. ship Connaught Ranger QBr.
Hansord san Fra ,cisco.
Malaga, June I3-Arrived- brig Union (sp), GarrIGa.
New York.
Arrived prior 10th. bark jacques Ceur (Fr) JEAN
New Orleans below
NEWPORT juno IL Arrived, bark Dsgmal (Nor), Have.
New York.
oroRro, juno l3-Sailcd. brig olindn Port), Cunha'
United States.
PILLAu. to June l9--Arrived, bark Susan Campbell
(BD. Brooks. New York.
QUnxSsrowS. June ls-Arrivcd. bark Pater Aus, Msde
gheta. baltimore; 18th. steamer Psrhis (BL, Mckay.
Boston for Liverpool tand proceeded.
PLYMOUTH June 19-Arrived. steamer suevia (1er).
Franren. New York for Hamburg land proceeded.
ROTTERDAM. juno lo-Arrvcd. steamer W Scholten
(Dutch). Janxen, New York
SOUTHAMPTON. june 10 Arrived steamer wessr (Ger.
Won Bulow. New York for Bremen tand saied).
SEAMAN June lsArrved, bark Lufrs (Nor) Loreptssn,
Pensacola.
ST NAzArsE, June 15-Arrived bark Maudsle (Br) Kci
ly. Darien.
srETTIS June l5--Arrived bark Roma (Nor). Hansen.
Richmond. Va.
Sailed from - May IL, ships Edith. Manson drom
Manila via Singapore Now York; Lightning DR. Watson
drom Manila), do.
LONDON. juno l9Thc vessel which put into Cadz last
Friday leaking not the French bark Jacques CGur
from New Orleans for Malaga previously reported but
the Spanish bark Joefa Capt Caue. from Ship Island
The former vessel has safely arrived her destination
Brig Sol (Sp). Maries fom Savannah for barcelona be
fore reported ashore Cape Gatc will probably become
total wreck
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OF May following he assisted AT the capture
OF the Castle OF Karebaga On June Il,
in tho year, DO commanded the
Baccantc's yawl. and was highly praised for
his conduct nj the capture from under the town
OF Celia Nova tho coast OF Abruzxo OF seven large
guuboats, three smaller gun vessels and fourteen
inerchan tmen The Brtishers as they advanced wero
exposed to heavy lire of grape and
musketry, and II not until they were
fairly alongside the gunboats that the OF the
latter siackencd their IRE. They were then driven
from their vessels with great loss. Hc mado cap
tain Ia 1928. appointed TO the Rainbow in 1928,
till 1922 when he went on halt pay. In 1885 he was
placed in command OF the Pque, which vessel nc
brought home from Quebec alter she had struck
on rocky reel on the Labrador coast,
on which she jammcd Tor eleven
hours. aud took ner across the Atnntic
with sprung oremast and without keel, forcioot
or rudder, making twenty-three inches oil leakage
per hour. This unparalleled feat OF senmanship
was wholly unrewarded by tho English govern
mcnt. Soon after this no completed bis
sea time and retired from the service. He was
returned conservative to Parliament IN
lS4l but was defeated In IS46. which year
the late Sir Robert Peel appointed him
Lord Of the Admiralty. He was elected
steward OF Jockey Club IN 1888, and has been re.
elected ever 1855 to tho present time. In lS4O
he received tho solo control the Duke OF Bcdfords
horses He was the author OF s'The Laws and Prac-
t,ces Of Horse Racing termed The Blackstone OF the
Turf"
JUDGE j. NJ. CLARKE.
Judge j. NJ. Clarke, OF Americas Ca, died in that
place yesterday.
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CLEARED.

Steamer Idaho tBr Holmes Liverpool via Queenstown
Williams e. Guon
stea ner bermuda (Br,. Angrove, Halifax MS and st
St Johns, NF--tlark & Seaman.
steamer Wynnoke Couch Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
steamer Josephine Thompson. Moore, Baltimore-Wm
DalzeiL.
Steamer Agnes. smith. rhiadelphia-Bocort 4 Morgan.
Steamer Beverly. Wallace. Phiiadephia-Jax Hand.
Bark Madura GER. Meyer. Stettin-Dll kxdmann.
Bark Gen FadherUe (Fr. Piand Elsnoe for orders-Ed
Bark John Read iBr) Bartliug Havrc BOYD Hnck-
Bark Royal Harrie (Br). Mathieson. Dunkirk-J Win
BARK rlie Baker, Boynton. Eouon Francc)-Brett, Son
4 Co.
Bark Trait dUnion Chr. Bslou. Port Prince-R Mur
ray Jr. ~,
Brig Giuckaut Ger. Weyergang. Zsntc and Patras
Urccce)-C Tobias a. Co.
Brig A Hooites tDutch). De Jonge Corfu-Bockmsnn,
Brig Eastern star. Foster Demerara-H Trowbridge's
Sons.
Brig Thetis spalckhover, Wiliamstadt Curacon) DO.
vale ( Co.
Brig Ruby, Neal. Port Spain tTrinidad-D Trowbrdge
4 Co.
Brig Nellie Hustled. Brewster. Wilmington, NC-Brett
Son 4 Co.
scnr potos Curtis Progreso Laguna, Mex-Thebaud
Bros.
scr Dexter Clark. Curtis, st Pierre Mart-Leaycrat
Co.
schr John Mosser. Abrams Aquin dIaytD-Isaac sta.
pies.
sehr Jacob Housrnan Rider Port Howe tcat Isand =
Weinberg Il Co.
schr VIM II Van Brunt. Haughwout. Jacksonvillo-wm
schr Henry Parker. Lewis. Jscksonvie-W Van
Brunt.
schr G Hayden, Green. Washington, DC-slaGht 4
Petty.
scnr 4 l. Cordery. Iigbee, Philsdelphia-slaght l.
Petty.
schr vapor. Chsmberlin. Philadelphia sayht Petty
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Glorcy;rss; June s.srrysd, ophir: Christensen: Pen
A@s!os.Sc d. 5osnn ss Sasrarsss
sa nssss. sans. Gs s'sS New York;
7th. Gienhervie. Campbell Montreal; LIN Belle, Whining
sailed 9TH r,sdls@c G Ss, S
GREAT YARMOUTH. June s-Arrivod. .Moxhosa Philadoi
LIVERPOOL June 7-Arrved, Hbernian o. Archer, Baiti-
more: s.h ceraey. @. Lang Mem Orleans, JumnA
sailed tn Peruvian. Smith Non.resl; 9Th. Aphrodits
s s yasy
York Isn S,s s:nssS s;:sa
B Ylsso. s 40; sien. Ia.i Msasd. s
LoSDos June 7nArIiyed Ann Po'chioh' Nov York;
Cleared siS Fleeschtsnporfor, Quebec,
consisnps S;ssysy New sm Ysrn Ro...
from .Sm. AN Nsw oe supSsn
S. New York 's 18th 9TH 't" ssss:on DO; taSsns.
PORTSMOUTH, Juno 7-Ar'ved' Eiia"' scnono0's' rer
. s.
Anna odeli Clubhouse. pSrehsstsr. NJ; Mary > Reed.
SHIELDS. june s-Arrived. A Hickman. Rietske, Da
rien.
Jun: esass Anna Larsen A%s,s's Rio
BomDxAux June sA,rvod. Julia Ernessine, JEAN Pas
Arrived at Pauilac 9TH. W Herrck Baker. Trieste;
BREisxN June ) sailed T G Borg, Bruhn. Quebec; 9Th
BARcKioxA June -Arrived. Avelna. Marsal Savannah;
I'd. Chanito. Gelpi Baltimore. - -,
CARTuAGrSA, June 3-Arrived b Gilkey. Gilkcy,
CxpIz June 3--sailed Martha " Hail. Baker. Boston,
CRoNsrADr, June 2-Arrved, Poiux Pedersen New
ORR
t;,nRALrAn. June Passed. stowsl Brown. Anderson
Carthagena Tor Boston :.
GnroA june 5-Arrived. Aftensjerneu Rottng New
York -
sailed 9Th. Maud Scamneli. Thompson. Leghovn.
GiRGgSTI, May 30-Sailcd, Pelicc Pirnudeio. Dodaro
New York. ...
llAMsrRG, juno Arrived Pommerania ~, schwenssn
sailed 9Th Ontario Coaiaeet, New YORK; 7th. Fokef
HAVE june s-sailed Gulnare, Husbye, Sandy Hook
Augusta, Beyerck, do; Heinrich Bjorn, Etbertscn
Canada.
MADEIRA. May 3o-Arrved, William r. Mcdonald Hall
fax. -. .,
York. :. 80,
guavra. =.
Thomas.
PALERMO. MAY % Sailed. Bans Jenkins, New York.
RIGA nne 3--Arrivcd. PalmetrAel Olsen. New York
ROTTERDAM. June Is Cleared. Lane, MURRAY, CsrdiM
swINEMUspE, June 5--Arrvcd, Thor ingvoldsen Now
York. .,,,. ,v,
land from Swnemundc oth) . u.., 60.
ToSsBERG, May 20-sailed. Henry Beiicgaard Quebec.
TABLE BAY May rived. lIilarion, Read, vancouver
Island.
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OBI'TUA

ADMIRAL THE HON. HENRY JOHN RoUs.
Tho cable brings an announcement which Will cause
regret every patron and lover OF tho turf America
II announces death, in London yesterday, of Ad
miral Henry John Rous, steward OF the
Jockey Club, at the ripe age OF eighty
two years Admiral Rous has been for more
than quarter OF century at the head Of the English
turf nd he had the idea OF tho capabil
ties OF the horses Great Britain and his handle apps
were rarely wrong lie stood over six feot In height
and his and general appearance rescmbicd very
much the late Commodore Vanderbilt Admiral
Rous the second OF the late Earl OF
Srudbroke, and was born January 30 1885 He entered
the Royal Navy in 1905 on board the Royal William
In February. 1909, no removed to tho Repulsc, and
the following November, having attended the
expedition 10 Flushing, he became midshipman OF the
victory. On uight oil the 2lst August,
1872 no assisted the boats under Lieutenant y Bricn
al the cutting from the port Of Lena vessels
laden with snip timber for the Venetian government,
together with La Tssiphone French national zcbec.
He next, on tho 9th OF January, 1913, united In
a successful attack made by the boats OF
the Baccanie and Weasel tsoops) on hve French war
vessels In the ncghborhooo Of otranto. On the 18th
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SPOKEN.

Ship Triumphant, libbcy. from Liverpool for San Fran
cisco May q. lat = "a ). lon 81 IS W.
Ship Alice Buck, Hartman. from San Francisco for,
Queenstown, May Is, lat 8 ~ n, Ion % 30.
Ship Cora Coombs, IRON Calcutta Tor Bombay, May
lat y 10 n, Ion 40 10 4. .
Shin Annie VI small. Packer, from New York for San
Francisco, May IL, lat % 5. Ion - W.
Bark Mary Rideout (Br) from New York for Moucvdeo.
June "a. lat 30 N. lou ~.
bark La Plata COVER Boston FOR Cape Coast 10 days
out May II. lat 30 - Ion 81 10.
Havana Jane IL, lat 80 %, lon IL ~.
bark Minnie Ridcout from New York for buenos Ayrcs,
June II. lat 80 n, Ion IL W,
Bark Antonictta (ltal, from Philadelphia for Genoa
June 1. In the Straits of Gibraltar.
Bsrk Ferris S Thompson. from japan for London April
2J. lat - * :. Ion "a 81 Il.
An American bark showing 4 q. from Boston for Lis
bon March ~, LAT - =, Ion rs E.
The wv Mason from Hong Kong for New York. Feb 4.
lat s. Ion 10 q.
Brig Ancnat West tBr). from Barbados tor Boston, une
ls Int 40 As, lon 20 10.
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REPORT OF THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
Abuses Exposed and Recon-
mendations Made.
PAYMENT OF THE FOUR PER CENT BONDS
The Plymouth Congregation in the In
terest Of Mr.. Freeland.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT,

WASHINGTON, Juno 49, 1877
am. pEEcHEn AND THE PLYMOUTH coNGREGA-
CATION ACTIVE FOR MR. FREELAND.
Rev. Henry Ward Bcecher Is here, exercising his
influence upon the President to have Mr. Freeland,
Collector Of Internal Revenue for the Brooklyn dis.
trict retained in Office, while President Hayes
friends OF the opinion that General Hayes, rca-
tive could I'LL the Office quite well as Mr. Frceand.
The whole strength oil Plymouth congregation is set
up in bcnaf oil Mr. Frecands retention. He was. 1t
will be remembered important witness for Mr..
Bcecher during the tria.
A long letter from MI Beecher was received at the
Treasury Department several days ago. urging Free.
lands retention and the tact thar he has in
person advocate the OF his parshoner creates
the opinion administration is not disposed TO
grant bis prayer Secretary Sherman declined TO fur
nish copy OF Mr. Bccchers letter for publication, as
1t was impeding business
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Cleared at New Bedford June L. schr Golden City Clay,
for Atlnntc Ocean -
Arrived Hamilton bermuda, Juno q. bark Ohio. Ellis.
Nh, from = cruise with 40 bbs oil i
Arrived Barbados May IS. bark Clarice Marchant.
b. oil Wave Hammond. NIB, 175 do; 10Th. Tropc
Bird Tton NIB, $50 do land NIL mnned In 3Oth).
At do 3Oth, brig Abbott Lawrence Russell NB
letter from Capt Thacher, of bark Abraham Barker OF
NBrepos her at Tse Way NJ ready tor snS. with
500 bhis and 30 vii on board. - -
from Capt Titon. Of bark Tropic Bird. OF Nh,
reports her Barbados May 81 with 900 bbls OIL all
tnld
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SAILED.

Steamers Idaho tBr,. for Liverpool Wyanoke Rich.
mond. nc: Agnes. PhladeDhix Hnttcras. Norfolk; Ups
Emerald Isle London Chss Southland Two Brothers,
San francsco parks Chesna Redman MarselIles: Silo
renee smsrna Twso busters Du.cl,. Prmus t;reecs,;
Betsy GUIDE Nor) AaIborg brg Empress tBr, st AIMS
teus -: schr Henry Lippett AMER.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WHALEMEN.

Spar Buoy No2. Hill Bar, Dutch Island Har-
Dor was carried away by passing vessels June IL.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JUNE AND JULY.
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WEATHER REPORT.


HoLyHEAp. June 10. PM-Wind NE. light.
PLYMOUTH. June 10. PM-wind Sw, light.
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JUDGE J. NJ. CLARKE.
Judge J. N. Clarke, OF Americas, Ca, died in that
place yesterday.