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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24

RAW HEADS AND BLOODY BoNKs We assure
our Of Alexandra that the stories being
circulated among them TO 11e effect that the stop
page Of the States and Union newspaper was oc-
casioned by the imminent danger that Its oface
would be sacked by Kansas men now i'm this city,
Is "all Ia my eye and Betty Martin" That paper
died a very natural deoth-from starvation. II had
been carried from first to last by heavy bonuses
from parties-trst one and then aDother-wbose
'aIes' 1t "gronnd." and by failing to pay paper
makers and others foolish enough to credit the
different parties having IL In nominal charge
persons without means. 1t was at Its wits ends
weekly to pay its journeymen printers, and was
in arrears for rent long before. AS last hope of
getting money out Of somebody, II hoisted the
dsuDioR standard. Its effects Were levied on, for
rent, week before It burst up, and throughout
that week itdid Its best 10 cover up the inevitable
necessity Of its speedy stoPpage for want of means
to pay expenses, by trying 10 induce a Union mob
to destroy Its printing materials, then really in
the hands Of Its landlord; thus involving no pos
slole loss TO Its own proprletors the materials
would not SSH for twentieth part of its accumu-
lated debts. Such We believe to be the truth con.
corning its stoppage.
We have further to say, that the aforesaid Kan
sas men are as quiet and we'll behaved persons as
any in Washington, and one and all Indignantly
repudiate the idea that they have banded them
selves together for any other purpose whatever
than that Of the protection OF the Federal Metrop
oils in this critical junctHre. W. are assured that
not single one of them burn to revenge any
wrongs whatever, and would all fight to the
death to save the lives Of nnocent women and
children against the consequences of a negro in
surrecti"n here, or in any border State as cheer
fully as they are now prepared to defend the lives
Y no yrvnrx and Iii
against the Of the current threatened
invasion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24

IL The Galveston (Texas) News OF the 9th
INST. says On "Wednesday last the army worm
appeared IA such immense nun befs on portions
OF he track OF one Of the rail ro ds Of that stale
and such was the resistance they offered 70 tbe
progress Of the cars, that the motion of the engine
was imp ded 10y them, and the engineers tad 10
fesoft 70 various exPedents 10 overcome the H.
cuily, ~ Intervals the wheels became so slim.d
ana clogged asto arrest the train entirely Ina
CINE the power Of steam engine 10 BE- set al de-
Nance by an army Of worms. The train did not
arrive here until nearly three hours after IL had
become due, in CONSEQUENCE of the de;av occ.
stoned al Harrisburg. from the above cause
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24
DEPARTMENT. NEWS.

APFoIS1RD.-w. n. Watson, d. G., 4th-class
clerk. Subsistence Once, in place Of Rich'd Colt,
resigned
Lorenzo Thomas. jr, Va, 2d-class clerk, Pay
master Generals Onice, IL place Of Rich'd = Cox,
resigned.
Mr.. r. Hartman, Of this District, has been APP
pointed 70 81 200 per annum clerkshp In the
Pension Bureau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24

MILITARY FOR eiNIa.-Lieut DeI,aipl. NJ
the Georgia army, received dispatch mis- mon
ing rom Gov. Brown, ordering three hundred
TO De delivered at the South Carolina railroad ds
POI, 10 morrow Sunday EIofning -Four compa.
mes OF troops are expected TO arrive to-mo,,oyv
orning on tnelr way TO Virginia, and the Sc arti-
ttOndltSt, 2iSt INST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24

MoNErLRY..rhe rate Of exchange from this
Pollt on New York has risen las per cent under
the warlke state Of things now eYistin0 A It,Ia
while ago, and twas drug at par Virginia and
other southern money is very irregular at high
rate; OF discount There being no sessions Of The
S'oc. boaro, mere are no Quotations. On the
street, the best bid heard of for City SIS was 2, To-
IsoO's 'Aoi
The revolution in progress n our midst. has
caused the almost entire suspension Of business
anu Ior almost all descriptions Of merchandise
prices are nominal.-Balt0 Sur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24

III In consequence Of the accommodating stocks
Vi coarse coons and print cloths the ills In that
work are shortening production The GIohe 80
ocean In Newburyport, Mass. stop one third Of
Their machinery, the Merrimac, Prescott and other
corporations In Lowell and Manchester do the
1I, anu oPe.auohs OF the same kind are taking
place all over the state of Massachusetts 10 reIia
Inc markets TIE Newburyport mills have ON
hand their thin cloths manufactured for aave,si
months past ~ ''oi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24

Aissouni roR THE USIox.-Intelligencs has
IN" been received In this city that four
.. rsiunseen have been raised and equipped In
N Louis In response 10 the call Of the President.
oe.Pis toe refusal Of Governor Jackson. OF Ms
Swi, The tenor Of the nsws from Missouri IL
hat sos WIN remain In The Union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24

IL Two gentlemen who left New Orleap.
Sdluiady morning report that vessels had been
sent down 10 be sunk In the Southwest pas IN
the Mississippi! ships We're hurrying of In lsI.
IL The working people in Baltimore, who
nave deposited their earnings in the Savir %
Banks there, are drawing out their denosits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24

THE SECESSION OF VIRGINIA Tho A,ex,,5,,.
1azst'e OF Yesterday says at is believed that the
vote adopting secession In the Virginia Conv,n-
uon was nearly two-thirds. The ordinance hay-
rug received this vote, an appeal was made TO
those who, for various reasons had Objected 70 90
In the shape reserted, to oppose no Obstruction
10 what was determined on. and would undoubt-
eeLy De ratified by large Ts jorIty Of the people
ana the ordinance was finally passed with only III
votes In the negatively ~ -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24

The KINGDOM OF lTALy The official announce.
meht OF the establishment Of the new Kingdom Of
Italy made by Chevalier Bertinaui, the italian
Minister, was responded to by the Government Of
the United States without single days hesitation
The promptness OF this recognition is highlyerat.
flying 10 the friends Of the Italian KInrdonl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24

HARKIsbuRG -Advices down to Sunday at.,-
noon represent Harrisburg one vast camp. Tn.
1hlo FORCES en- rSxfe for this city, had arrived Al
Harrisburg. A forward movement was moi er'
Pected until about TO day, as Gov Curtin was d.
termined that the troops should be fully eouinnsd
eeiofe advancing. The most intense Enthusiasm
Is reported as prevailing. '0N"'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24

The FRieArE CUMBERLAND Is not within the
distractions sunk in the channe Of the Elizabeth
river, but succeeded Ia passing through them
easily, and was Jeff by the Pawnee safely a. an
Choir under the guns Of Fortress Monroe, all ready
for any naval operation that may be required Of
heT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24

Ils NEW YoRx TRoors On SUNDAY evening
D" thfee large steamers dropped down nom New
York 70 the lower bay, having on board ave mi,
,sgiments Of disciplined New York troop., ard
On "onday afternoon they put to sea, under con.
voy OF me Harriet Lane, now q remartabIv
sneeuve war steamer. They are now, doubtle,.
In CHESAPEAKE Bay, on their WY b Annapolis
oy mis- or 10 morrow afternoon ave II not seven
more New YORK and other northern regimes,.
VIII have left that city In the same wav.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24

u Lenos Barnum, Esq, has consented IN re-
pair all the telegraph wires that have been cut nv
ths baitmoreans and place the lines In working
order, for the receipt of dispat,bss rnd.s s
agreement that all messages except Of a purely
business character shall be submitted 10 the cItv
authorities FOR inspection, before sent 10 Their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24

REorEsINe OF MAIL COMMUNICATIONS The
northern mail Is expected tonight via Baltimore
by wagon, and mail will be sent on from here
In the same way. Mail communication was re.
opened last evening as far South as Montgomery,
Alabama, and continues open to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24

EXECUTIVE APPoINrNENTs-The President has
made the following appointments:
Andrew b. Jackson, register Of the land Office
at Menoshe, Wis.
John J. McCleI,and, receiver at the same place
WIN. III. Blair, postmaster at Hamilton Ohio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24

III The Morgantown Star talononpalia county
Val reports large meeting held there, at which
resolutions were passed against Secession, and
advocating division Of the State ifthe Ordinance
deepening and extending In the West Union
candidates for Congress aud the State Legislature
are nominated in Monongalia. The Wheeling
lnteligencer (Republican) also opposes Secession
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24

ASorhER-One Mr.. aikens, formerly of Din
widdie, who Is not unkpown "a tbs - ~ ~. In =.
ibis city, was arrested on Saturday evening NV
omcer Butts, and lodged In JAIL for rrmaTking
,nat ne was undecided which side to fight for
NORM or south -Psfersbwg, Ve., LnteH gencer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24

sUNpAH LAW IN At LoUIs.-Tbe police COM
tnlssioners appointed by the Legislature OF Mis-
souri,, aud who now have control OF the municiral
enalrs OF - Louis. created much excitement ana
no lhconsicerable classification among the tirf.
man citizens Of that city on Sunday last by closL
ing al the liquor shops, lager beer saloons aa6
sunday theaters. The law will Eenceforth be
rigidly enforced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24

TIE NAVY OFFICERS Al NORFOLK 6c-The
following are the naval officers at Norfolk who re-
mained true TO the Stars and Stripes throughout
the late stirring events there. Viz:
Commodore c. s McCauley
Lleut,nanS- Donaldson A a Sem neg Ino
lrwien, W. y. Allen.
SaflmakSr George Thomas
Commander Livingston
Surgeon X udensten
Lieutenant Colonel Edelin,, L. SING
Lieutenant Boyd Edelin,, U. 8 ARMY
RESIGNED.
Ire following are those who resigned viz
Commandsrs-R. Rohbs John r. Tucker
L: n Rooies, Arthur Sinclair.
Lleutenants-C. b Fo;ndexter, g. T. Sinclair
U NJ Spoitswood, WIN. Sharp.
FIRST Lieutenant n. Baker, L. 8 NC
SuFgeons-R +. Mason, VIM. B. Sinclair
REFUSED TO Do Duty.
The following are those who, though no. pro-
fe'sing to have resigned, refused to do duty.
Viz:
Orderly sergeahts-Wm. Balentine, William
McLane
Drill Master, - Heileman
Surgeons Steward, - Livingston
MISSING.
The following are those who were among the
missing-suPposed TO have gene of In hurry.
Viz:
Captain J e. Rich, L. Nc
Carpenter. John Z Rustic.
Masr-r-atArms, Enoch Cherry
SHIPS Corporal, - Wade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24

Extensive warlike Preparations are being
made In France. The French navy has, by order
OF the Emperor, been organized into dive divis-
IONS each TO have three steel plated frigates at
tached. The Emperor was about to review The
garrison Of Paris, which, at this unusual time Il
considered q forerunner Of war. ..E--
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24

MINUTE MAJOR "A message was sent 10 Maj.
Barnside Of Providence, who was In New York
on Monday, inqulring how much notice he de.
sired TO prepare himself for service. He replied,
zone minute.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24

TIE CEDAR PoISr (PoroMAc) LIsur Boar
was on fire as the Pawnee passed her IN coming
up the river. She was doubtless fred by the
disunionists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24

REsieSArIoss TEspEaxp.-Chsries p. Monta-
que, Esq, Appraiser; Judge Marshail, Surveyor,
have rendered their resignstious TO the Adminis
Ration at Washington -Bohimprs 2tppe,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24
SUPPLIES STOPPED The following military
order was issued at Baltimore on Monday:

BALTIMORE, APRIL h 1861
IL Is ordered by the Mayor and the Board of
Police that no provisions Of any kind be transferred
from the city Of Baltimore to any point or place
from this time until further orders, without
special permission.
The execution Of this order is entrusted to Col
/. r Trjmble -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24
Spirit Of the Nernins Pre-.

SpfrIN OF the WorntnS fFeW
The fs,sRig,aesr this morning 10 devoted TO
news
The R<YxSIiraA disc,ediis the letters and dis.
panohrs In the Baltimore Sun from various poIns
IN Maryland indicating unsnimi.y In favor Of
session
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24

WARRINsroS Navy Yam Fla
we arrived here yesterday evening, from pen.
sacoia, on the steamer Ewing. This pace h about
eisn. miles rom Pensacola. gszed with pleasure
singing and shooting gulls and porpois.s We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-15
R;eh.rd.on, spence q C..,. Ci-cular.

Per Cgrdaa.I LIyHsPoot. June o. 1861
corToy-rh.re not Asngs notice in the m. he.
during the past week dsy the dsad hss prices
,tesdy Desirable Ctons ringing from low Middna
Middl have spsrnsy oeErd oy hodoss aud the
advanced became dincnls 10 meet with Il
Ltd ~ H. last weeks quota Iona Sea lsnds without
change Surats In be ter reques prices firm .
10 Manchester there Is very little doing and onsness generally
IL fn THE quotations Midilug Driesbs 10 I'D a. ID
hdding Mobile. l-td r 10 Middiiog UpsIds 7sd q To-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS heavy rams and the fear oil con anu
Of mfe.od weather frmness ~ss Grown 10 u, o
beginning OF the week. st si,ce then has cleared u ana e
trso hes rrlsp.ed toto q1 tuGss. =.
Ga Tue day the bu-flsss Ia Wheat not srge ont
there regularity Ia prices in the sales nlads
met better inquiry tie reduced rates lGsoy quoteu
coro alio cold IN, 10 freely st previous prices -
At todyS market WbFat mot fair iiquiry at Iueo4y
prices Flour egced although offered freely a. late qnos
tions Ia Indian Corn little doing Old uzei selling Ia 'ta a.
Chicago, sgdOl for Silwausee sd Amber Iowa; lcsGi
for Whtr Southern II i0tl6 bite Western l2 south.
en, llbdl36 TO ma Flour-PhladclphiA Superine, 2t6d
% Extra 25j d2Gi Extra Ohio 2jd1 L4trs oa'e, 100
2at7 bbL Indian CoraNixed 2Id2s6i Yellow $3.50 IssI
While, z9t03Dl u 4SA t1s
BHBf quiet at previous fass.
Pork uIIalterei IT, value and slow OF ssle.
BACON si neglected. The ofte merest retail char
actor and price.
CHyEsH Fine qualities in good demaud but secondary kinds
difficult to sell.
LAID continues elected few retail sales Of choice
reported at al but thefe sale for the lower kinds
TALLow again lower bot with rirhss III doing Butcher
AssocHto may be quoedst 4e 496 cwt. In London In
Of tho large fire destroying about O CASKS prices
| improved Cd u cwt, bat he, hove declined
oUEa BARk-Nottng doing in Phisdelphia small lot Of
| Baltimore sold At 81
Rosrs-Commcn dull ct i3a6i4 p cwt
SzKDs-Noshipg doing in Clover, Flax, or Timothy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-15
THE QUESTION ANSWERED.

A the question Il frequently asked WHO Is MRS.
wINsLOWl" we win simply Say that she lady who for
upward thirty years. has untipgy devoted her time en-
talents Female Physician and Nurse principally among
children She has especially studied the constitution and wants
Of this class generally overlooked OF careey
treated oy the Faculty In instances; ana result
this and psctica knowledge, oiued in lifetime spent
a and physician, she has compounded soorHlSd
SYRUP for children teetnns IL opera!eslike magic
rest ard health aud H. moreover tesnlH,e the bo~eis
In consequence Of ti, article Mas WlNSLOW Is becomi 6
world renowned benefactor Of her children certainly
RIsR UP and bless her especially this the in this city
Vast quantities ofthe SOOTHING SYRUP ere DAILY sold and
used here We think bl. wINSLOW has immo dazed her
name by this Invaluable stce aud sincerely believe thou
sands Of children have been saved from early by its
timely use and that millions yet unborn will share i benefits
and unto In calling blessed No has discharged her
duty her suffering little in opinion, until she has
siyeui the beneG. Of MRS WNSL0Ws 500 THING SYRUP
Try IT, mOthen-rKr sow-lLsdies' Visitor. New YORK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-15

there has been more active inquiry. and We notice
decided improvement in Bank stocks. 80 far as we
trace the speculative movements in Railway sares,
they originate mainly in the street; but the CIRCLE OF
operators IN the immediate vicinity of the Stock Tx
change has considerably enlarged within the week. add
the bulls are for the time undoubtedly the strongest
force. Movements for the rise have been 10 some ex-
tent stimulated by the currency scheme OF Govern
nen which is vaguely associated in the minds of the
Spectators with expansion Of edits and restor-
ton in property value On Friday the whole market
WIS animated and buoyant, and in the afternoon there
was quite exciting session Of the Board, and de-
cided advance in prices At tbi, point some OF the in
ators Of the rise took advantage Of tie opportunity to
realize profits and the supply became too free for the
demand A reaction was thus commenced and contln-
ned through Saturday and the market cloaed rather
an,e although displaying fair degree Of strength at
the lower quotations established.
The following table will show the prices Of Saturday
iasf apd ihoae of To-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-15
. noxvN TOWN MERCHANT

Having passed secpes nights disturbed by the agonie'
aud ces of suffering child. and beeomy convinced that
MRS wiNsLow'S SOOTHING SYRUP was jus, the article
needed procured supply for the child On reaching home add
h wife with what he had Done che refused to have
Il administered the child she strongly In favor oil
Homeopathy That night the child passed In suffering aha
paepts without sleep Returning home the day following tho
fhe found the baby and lille another
eepes, night mother stepped from the room to attend to
come domestic duties and el the father with the child DGns
her absence he administered portion Of the SOOTHING
SYRUP to the baby and said Dohios That night oil hands
slept we and the little fellow swoke the monns os an
happy The delighted with the sudden and wonder
ul change and although offended with the deception
practice upon hsr confined to the SYaUP and SUI
fring crying babies aud re.e. nights have disappeared
single trial Of the SYRUP yet .od relieve the baby
and overcome the prcjudices Of tho mothsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-15
SATURDAY, July 1872. NJ

There has been more real vitality and activity in the
Stock Market during the part week than at any time
since the war commenced. The demand for Federal
Stocks has been brisk and well sustained, and the
prompt measures adopted by Congress to sustain the
Government together with the prompt passage Of the
loan BILL have had excellent effect in restoring
idence in these securities. Not only in the prompt
legislation to suppress rebellion but in the general
cess Of the Federal armiesin the constant develop
ment Of overwhelming strength on the one side and
Of comparative weakness the other, have people
found TO look forward moro hopefully and cheer
fully Its possible that the difficulty Of restoration 10
underestimatcd, and a longer time will be required 10
crush the rebellion than Is genefay expected; but the
faet that daylight visible through dark treu
bes is of itself enough to encourage the confidence now
dliusing ITSELF The faith Of Northern people rests
upon the simple proposition, that in the end vast
superiority in men and money must prevail The acti
witty in State Stocks continues, ard until Saturday the
Market rising for nearly all Of those Of the
Border Slave States the demand readily absorbing the
large amounts which have been pouring into the
street to redeem the stnmp-iail f" currency Of
the Northwestern States. Many Of these orders are
stated 10 DO FROM the South For Railway Bonds also,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-15
Mr0icai.

A SIGNIFICANT FACT.-A distinguished
N Statesman, being asked Whist re the principal Produc
ton. Of New. England replied: HewEngiand HsFss MN
TIE force Of h reply consisted in the fact that New Enrlande
have wordwd reputation race OF hardy, athletic mon
and strong ard vigorous In body aud mind the
SHALL miuy depends the and treatment Of the
child Nearly every hewEngiaud mother provides MRS
WINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP for her BABA-thr IL 1, 10
section Of country earth where has been .sp so
UNIVERSALLY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-15
MOTHERS. MorHERs.l MOTHERS ! !!

An old nurse for children. Don't fan I, procure MRS WINS
LOWS 500 THING SYRUP for chidren ,eehing II hs no
eousl on earth No mother who has tried MRS. WINS
lows SYRUP children viii consent TO le, her child
Pass through dstrcsng and critical period Of toeing with
out the aid Of ths invaluable preparation II life and health
be eited By dollars and cents, II worth is weight In gold
Million. Of bottle. cold every ia the United State.
II is an old and welltded remedy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-15
last and those of to-day:

The 10 actions in Stale and Government Bonds
during the week reached over two and half millions,
of which nearly million WAS Missouri &c.
There is a screw loose again in the Philadelphia
Mint The returns this week have only been 81 ,45O,
0OO when the capacity the mint 100000 DEPOSIT
tors Of gold coin obliged TO wait twenty da' s.
for returns California gold twenty eight days. Can 1t
be true as heur at parties depositng gold directly
at Philadelphia obtain their returns in twelve days
Is il possible that coin belonging TO NewYork depos-
itors are used to pay Philadelphia deposiiors in adj
vance Of coinage win Mr. Chase look after this matter.
The Assay Office and Mint now hold nearly uine mil
lions OF gold and silver In process OF coinage and the
depositors are waiting anxiously for returns.
We annex a comparative statement Of tho Imports
Of Foreign Dry Goods and General Merchandise at
New-York for toe week and since January 1:
s.: S g. ' :ss ', s:s Il; i
r1 ssi: s5 , .s.s s iissss5 saa q
s,ue. s3.,OIs,aOt si.,2G3ss6 sDoO,lss
MessrS Thompson Brothers Of No. Wall street are
Offering at private sale NewYcrk State Stocks, United
States Stocks, and United States Treasury Notes in
amounts to suit purchasers.
The week closes with very sbundantly supplied
money Market slight hurry was occasiOned In cal
Loans by the Treasury Note movement; but this has
entirely subsidized. The stree. demand for money is
quite limited. ard is supplied ai4aG cent on salts
factory ccllaiersIs In the discount houses there is
restricted business doing in consequence Of the small
supply Of paper offering. the demand for favorite
signatures is very good, and at low raies. Current
names go Ut al cent; bat We hear Of exceptions.
transactions in very desirable signatures at as
cent, and in one instance ow ne cent. The
Banks are d,counting all tie satisfactory paper offer
ing but could bot keep up their lines were it not for
their investments in Government. securities. The
Bank statement on Monday will chow large increase
in loans the actual expansion being four millions,
caused By investments in the five million Issue Of
Treasury Notes Tire specie will show
corresponding decrease, but will som recover.
There IL good demand for Treasury Notes for Gus
tom Hou.o purposes at 9s e9e Some Of the over due
v cents have been sold at slight premium.