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Washta1toa, d. c., February II, 1884,
Special Orders No. 30.-I The attention OF OH.
GERS OF the Patrol 10 particularly directed to
parea rnph 46, " Instructions for Provost q uard
and Patrol, regulating their action with regard
10 gambling houses"
All houses Of this class will be frequently
wished, ard III found TO be kept for gambling,
the house will be closed or taken possession Of
by the officer OF the Patrol, and the keeper or
dered to report, for trial, at the Central Guard.
house on the following morning. at which time
and place the ofncer will appear against him.
II the keeper OF the house is con victed Of the
offence, or the house IL known or proved to be
used for the purpose OF gambling, the gambling
apparatus will be removed and turned over to
tie Provost Marshal for disposal
II. All Officers found in gambling houses
Will be ordered to report under arrest TO the
Provost Marshal, In like manner as Oncers
arrested for other offences. The report of the
Patrol Officer will state whether the Oficer ar
rested was detected In the act Of gambling, or
was q spectator.
By order OF Brig. GenI Martindale.
HENRY b. TODD,
feb 12-10t. Capt. and Provost Marshal.
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Passes to Visit the Army Of the Pstomac.
1. Applications must be made at the office OF
Maler Louis II. Pelouze, No. 200 F street, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets, between IL q. m.
and p. M, except Sundays. Major Pelouze
is authorised to sign the passes.
2. II not granted at the office OF Major Pc
louze, the decision Is final, and no reference
need he made at the War Department
3, Passes cannot be given to females to visit
the army.
By order OF the Secretary OF War.
E. %. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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SOUTH WARSAW, O., July es, 1869.

SOUTH W ARsAW, o., July y, 1858.
- = One young man, who had been
EiCS AID cot out OF the house for two years
With Sorofula and Erysipelas, after paying the
doctors over $50 without benefit, has been
cured by ten bottles Of your Bitters. -
EDWARD WoUNALL."
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FEMALEsT

" CONFIDE VITAL.
i DUNG MEN who have injured the Eoselves hS
certain secret La bits which unf them c business
p.sssure or the dutie0 OF ar-ied lfe also iddin
s.ec old men, sho, fro.r the io.les Of ysu:a &
cher causes, feel q debility in advance Of thslf
years, before placing themselves under The trsss.
merit Of any one, shorld f-s:rest THE sACAsr
FRIEND" Married Ladies will learn s1nletHin..
of i'm portsnce by peruspg" Tho secret Friend"
sent 10 any address. 70 s se.l6d envelope, en- re-
esips OF len : en- Sa's cH 49, a. sTuARr Il CO..
dslx-iy Boston, Mas.
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a Dams k&PHEss uUMpASi,
"A CfFluI s1a ~. AVENUE
HaShiHg,ea, q. @
GREAT EAsTERN, NORTHERN, AND WEST.
IgN PXpREsS Boz TAEDERS
MEROnsDIsn, MONEY, JEWELRY, yALU.
ABL4s, NUfRs STOCKS, RgaD &c. :,
Eervsloea With SAFETY Anr bispArS - al
has age ,cies In the principhi hallway Tens Ia
Its p,incp pa ef.1es are
HAssslHai9s, u y. NV N,t s9sk' DIV he w
CInOATI, sT LOCIS, LOUIE
WILLIE LaXs.QTCS.
" INJECTIONS s-s made st Nos York ana DC sah.
With lines for~ sreii = TO the cAEaDAs an tss
EhinksH PROVINCES sne With stesush.f h,s
ID LlffhPOOL, sSVTRAMpIOS and HkAhnt
and thence By EEsop expresses To all Jrcmtnehs
eouuercisl towns n Great BEitsin and the 'sca-
tinsnt
Collection Of NOTEs, DRAFTS and BILLS iasle
at eli accessible parts of the Q nlted Stat 3
G. O. DUNN, gent,
de d WaAhinSe ton, .. o.
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rhs Plantation Bitters make the weak stron
ne 'enguid brilliant, and are exhausted ma
sufs's great restorer. They are composed Of
sas celebrated Calisaya Bark, Wintergresn.
Sessatrss, Roots, Herbs, &C., oil preserved in
ysrfsct.v pure st. Oroix Rum.
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1850,

<A &STABLI6EED 1850. <fsA
% . Eavirs made srr., gsmsnss ~h.chg q
aAys tndnce1 ms 70 eont.prs tae PAWN RECk[NS
aUklNES5 IN th'a city, tass this Eisthod o. ~.
VIII continue to loan money on Geld md Si!Tsgr
Watches, Dtemosde, Jewehy Ladies' and Gtss
.tsnd. No 391 q strsst, S.sswssn * aaa 9Th fas
IN the rear CT Hatsonei Hotel
ISAAC HAR2B2Ra l. S0E,..
Ten sheufand dollars to lo 81 on Zeal 3itsN
81 The above niace. 90 &C ga
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sTTLEas WILL RIED
Il. A. BOWLING Co.ra
90 CLAN
TO Sz A MOST VAIL iBisG AE-iC.V 10
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5srssoas We profit, ara largs.
II. + DOWNING & CO.,
GszCe..ct;~e-s C. ocY ce3tssssd FocG
No, II ssEt i5ta a., Nov Yn-k,
O. sale By gAaEoC 4 i ssusss, 60. As.ass,
% LoaisiGnA AYsnas,
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saving &c Divided "a sspa.'sts Go,.a ~ 90, tngs
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Tbs following is from the Matron % the
Union Hcme School for the Children Of Voiua-
The New York herald., 1864-06-07
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,
Married..


AREs1s1sd ErscER=A Bentley s. T.. on Sunday June
g. BY the Rev Thos Walters EDWARD H. ARENTs LlBnfs
adopted daughter Of Daniel Butler, ESQ all Of WestHeld
g. l. No cards.
Bsuor-HANpoRD.-o Wednesday, June 1, at the
Thirteenth street Presbyterian church. by the Rev DR.
Burchard ADAMS BISHOP EMLY daughter OF Charles
A. Hanford, ESQ.,, all OF this city. No cards,
CRAwroRD-MAsoN.-On Monday. Juno g. BY the Rev.
daughter OF John ?. Mason, Esq, OF BROOKLYN.
CRrGxR-WILLIs-In this city. BY the Rev Isaac H.
Tutte OF st. Lukes Episcopal church. KosraaHr CRu0sR.
o. Crugers N. T.. to Miss LAURA A. WILLIS, Of New
DAYToN-HNrxY.-OnT Thursday, June 2. at the First
Baptist church. 10 this CITY, by the Rev Thomas Ander
son JAMES R. DAYTON to LAURA NJ daughter Of James W.
Henley, Esq.
EDwARDs-BEsxErr.- Wednesday, June 1, BY the
Rev Mr. Hart WILLIAM EDWARDS TO MARY f., daughter Of
the Hon Jacob Bennett, all OF this city. No cards.
HMEY-RoBERrsoy.-On Saturday, June 4, by the Rev.
r. h ioomis. CHARLES W. HxLEY OF Boston, Mass to
Miss SUSAN RoHEsrsoS, OF this city.
HowoRrH-HoIDER.-On Sunday, June 5, at the resi-.
dence OF the BRIDES parents, by the Rev Theodore A.
Eaton, JoHN HowoRrH, OF Boston, to IIxzIE b., eldest
daughter OF Charles j. HoLDRa, OF this city No cards
lRELAND-FowLsR.-At West Farms, on Sunday, Juno
8, by tho Rev George Nixon Mr. GURDox s. IRsiAND TO
n hss MARY A.. daughter Of Anderson VI. Fowler, OF
Brooklyn.
McKxvrrs-CHArrn.- Baltimore, on Thursday, May
2, by the Rev. Thomas Foley. Lieutenant JOHN T. Mo-
kBvrs, OF Truxton Cortland county NJ Y, TO MA0GB E.
CHAPLIN, OF shepardstown, Western Virginia.
ing. May 81, by the Rev. william Tunison STEPHEN r.
RoskR1sos Of Jersey City TO IovEL youngest daugh
ter Of Samuel Allen Esq, Of Yorkville N Y.
VAN NosrRAND-AowU.-In Brooklyn, by the Rev. L.
Mas MAsoE A. sLowEY, Of Philadelphia, Pa
Philadelphia papers please copy.
WErMoRE-LvMGsroN- -On Saturday, June 4, at Trinity
chapel by the Rev Morgan Dix, D., THEODORE r. wRr-
ter Of the late Anthony Livingston. late Of rarry
town N. Y.
The New York herald., 1864-06-07
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, june 60 P. NJ
AsHEs-Recepts ~ bbls. Market very strong, aud the
arrivals readily absorbed Sales 80 bbs at SO for
pots and sl3 tnomnally) for pearls.
Observation-Disclosures, ls ,555 bbs. -four, 1876 bbis
and sb2 bags meal 1T s7s bushels wheat 81 35
do corn 50 955 do oats 1877 do rye and 9I! do bar
Icy malt. The -four market very strong under the
rise in god and State and Western brands about
So. better The market. however, closed dull
the from Europe being rather unsatisfactory
Sales 1900 bbs. State and Western -four. $500 do
Southern and 900 do Canadian. The market for rye -four
snd corn meal was without decided change with sales OF
$50 bbls OF the former and $50 do OF the latter We
The New York herald., 1864-06-07

coryEs was quiet with sales OF 81 bags Rio at 43c
Hn.-There was an active business 10 grain ship
ments but the general market dull The Liverpool
engaQemeuts foot up l40 900 bushels wheat al 40
nd, bulk and bags per American. and 3d. 5d per
neutral Tag Also per neutral 400 terces lard at 1885,,
and per steamer 30 hhds. taow al 30s To london per
German vessel 100 oil At 1se 3D. and 800 bbls
To Bremen 100 terces lard and 80 hhds tslow at rs
Sd and 900 hoashead slaves, $12 To Antwerp. 500
bbs pssroeum, 5s Cd German vessel was reported TO
Cork for orders with wheat at S. 3D. Neutral vessels
were demanding 6s Cd and S. and g. TO direct ports.
McIAssEs WAS Inactive, with sales os Il0 hhds Cuba at
83c Ssc.
PRovn,ox.-Receipts 2,374 bbls. pork, so& packages
beef 1877 do cut meats and s74 lard. The market for
mes. Sales wer. pcrSs sso Ss at 40 rs FOR mess
$40 so old do, t32 rs S32 e2 for do e24 so &2o
tor old and new prime and ss2 ss2 so for prime mess
Beef was nrm with sales OF 900 bbls at 90 so s13 for
country mees 6as for country prime, SIC 50 $40 so
for repacked mess and $40 s22 for extra do Primo
small saes Al previous quotations. Cut meats
sseaay and n,m with sales Of 80 pscksEcs at II We
shade rmer With ssc. ss e' s;s A.o 1sxe
also 900 bbs oil this month, buyers option AZ c
Butter was Inactive and prices we're nominsl. Cheese
was quiet and unchanged, at 1oc lsc for common 70
prime
PsrRorxrx.-Receipts 4,ss2 bss. There was moro
activity 10 crude oil. which sold about We a ga,,oa
higher than Saturday refined vas dun ana nominal
for beth bond and free-thc former at about Csc. and
=: sst ss .s 1sss n. r.: .s tale: Ss,: .'ss Ss
including some for ali this month At 42Xc 40 $50
bbs refined q &c SO, the inside price for light
e7 kc July e5c and August and September at osc $50
DO free chiefly al TIC 71kc.. and 500 DO for all the
Rrsa.-The marke, was quiss, with sales Of 800 bags
Ransoon At Thc q &c.
suoAn was 10 moderate request with sales Of 100 hhds
100 DO. Now Orleans At ls1c. Refined quiet, With
sales OF 300 bos ysllows s ic aod 100 DO so whites
ss w.ss.1 S.esy... 80. ssl. x.,t.. ...ed,. ~..s
RSssisfs . high a q sS-as oasd. prc.. S''' '-''
The New York herald., 1864-06-07
Commercial Intelligence.

THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
On the 27th OF May the discount market exhibited
symptoms Of increasing ease, the applications at the
Bank being few and lnmportant On the Stock Ex-
change short loans offered five per cent For.
eign securities are extremely heavy owing the ap-
preaching settlement The Confederate loan recovered
one per cent on the receipt Of the scotiss advces
The Bank OF England rate on the 26th OF May was re-
duced from to per cent
waite's circular says.-Ihe accounts OF the
operations or the federal armies caused little in
quiry for both government and railway stocks but
without leading to much actual business Erie and hit
nos Central shares both quoted at 1c &C. improve
ment United States bonds could be readily &c.
Tho Confederate loan was 6rm
Consols closed to day al Of y aslX for money.
f44e.oOO
LoNDoN May %, 1854.
Consois closed at sl Ills 91 1916 Tor money. An.
AArssAS srocxs.~rne market is nominal Erie Rail.
count.
LospsS, May 20, 1854.
Consos after official hours last evening quoted at
Mexican scrip nat
THE PARIS BouRsH.
PARIS. May 2s-Evening.
The Bourse is heavy; rentes 60 a e6
THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
Sales OF the week, 900 bales including $500
uaes spectators and 900 bales TO exporters The
market opened at deoiue OF ,sd American but re-.
covered under advces from New York descriptions
bales inclusive Of 1000 bales 70 speouators and expor
ters The market closed quiet and unchanged Quotations
are:-
Fair Niddin1
Orleans .,.......... Nominal. 28k
Mooiie .'...................N Nominal 2Sk
Stock in port $40 900 bales. including $4,000 bales Of
American.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuFFs MARKET.
Richardson Spence h Co. report Flour dull State
extra 1Ss Cd a19s. 8d. per barrel Wheat steady
partially advanced Id per GENITAL for amber Iowa. Corn
dull; mixed, 27s. Cd. a 27s. %.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.
Wakefield Nash II Co. and Gordon, Bruce & Co report
Beef very dull Pork dull Bacon inactive. Lard dull
Talow quiet and steady. Butter dull
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Ashes drmer at 1885, 3is. Sd for POTS and pearls.
Sugar quiet and stoady Coffee inactive. Rice steady
Lnseed downward. I,nseed oil quiet Rosiu steady
Spirits turpentne dull and nominal Petroleum quiet
steady refined g. Sd crude nominal at els els 1Os
LONDON MARKETS.
Breadstufs steady. Sugar quiet and firm. Coffee
steady. Tea firm: common Congou Is Rice steady.
Iron dull rails aud bars f7 ct 5s Scotch pig sos Cd
Linseed oil quiet Linseed firm Lnseed cakes inactive
Spirits Of turpentine steady. French, T3s. Petroleum
easier refined, Is. 3D.. crude, fl9. Cod ON inactive.
Ta0w frm.
HAvRE MARKET.
HAvRR, May 2T, 1864.
Tho saes OF the week IL 900 baes Orleans
dtnaire at 357 bas 350f The market opened quiet but
closed hrmer Stock in port 40 900 bales. Breadstufs
inactive.
THE --LATEST MARKETS.
C,1ro.sales to-day, 1000 bales including 1000 bales
TO snecuators and exporters The market closed firm and
unchanged.
BRsADsTUPFs market s inactive. Corn steady.
PRovIaoML-The market u very dull
The New York herald., 1864-06-07
Tho fsIIYAIeera.


The rebel cruiser Georgia had announced for sale
at Liverpool by private treaty The crew were paid and
the stores sold at auction.
The case OF the pirates OF the schooner j. l.. Gerey
argued In the Court OF Queens Bench, London, on
the oath OF May Counsel for the prisoners moved that
they be discharged tho ground that they had been
committed for piracy i,e centrum, which is not within
the treaty statute Lengthy arguments wore made in
support OF this and In behalf OF the American govern
against IT, and they not concluded when the
court rose.
The Court OF Queens Bench, on the 25th OF May, de
liyered Judgment in the case Of the pirates OF the
schooner j. L. Gerety The Chief Justice was OF the
opinion that the ought to be committed for piracy,
with view TO heing given up to the federal govern
ment The two other Judges were OF contrary opinion
They did not consider that II was case which came
within the act and the treaty, and said that the pri
soners entitled TO discharge.
The prisoners were consequently liberated.
The New York herald., 1864-06-07
Tho Laird Ramss
PURCHASE OF rHH PIRATE VESSELS By THE BRITISH

GOVERNNRNT.
The London Glnye announces that the notorious rams
built by the Messrs laird have been purchased by the
British government No particulars given but tho
Globe corgratulaes the country upon this extricaton
from acknowledged dcuty and the consequences OF
a possible adverse decision at law.
The purchase money paid by the government for the
Laird rams is reported at E23S 900.
In the Court Of Exchequer London the Solicitor Gen.
erai caused the Of the against the steam
at Liverpool TO be withdrawn, arrangements hav
ing been made with the defendants by which II was
agreed that verdict should be taken for the He
added that the object Of the government not to
punish by and penalty but simply to maintain neu
trality.
The New York herald., 1864-06-07
SHIPPING NE w S.
AauAHA9 voa new yonR-Tnrs
sgs SITS ...........T Is MON vAsaa eve 10 y
Port or New York, June Q, 1904.

Port or New York, June Q, 1904.
CLEARED.
gsrs Jchsnns % Marie tBrem, Kutschsr London-vuncs.
Bark Dssma Nor) Lei. Pernambuoo-FuncA, Meinoks
Bark Emily Ada (Brl colscp, Bcllre--Josah Jsr.
sBr BARI Eii,A tBr), Norman. 81 John, FB-H L Routh
Bark whoasland. Oliver Baimore-Dowlsy. Corners
B;,k sopAh Henrietta tHsnoh rishts Phiadslpnia-Rs
B,is Susanna (HoD xocker Amsssrdam-runch, Meinehs
Brig kanoaibo lBI) scandela Marscaibo-E Pavcnstsds
Brig Ahss ypr, Loud. BelIss, Hon-r Alexandra sou-
brf Bounding Bncw (Brh Stevens, Demarar-Drete
srs feouiman tBr). Ticket. HavanA-w Russell, Brs
SSs Aloo Franklin tBr,, Brown, cienfussos--J ward
sHs Qrneeo I1y), uldsrkin, Maiifax- pswc,s.
schr HsYnd CD, Gaymsss; Rermuds-Middlston o..
SSSr Ocean Brd LSngford,. washinston--A AbbetA
0kkr Powell Browx, washnGtou
acks Nicksrssa, Henderson, washinston Huribvt
Scar Hsssy Dewey, Pnis1e,pAIs--H Rscssw Soc.
echx v psdsaal na.hslh eas5sA 9ikAs5R RAaksa =
The New York herald., 1864-06-07

One day last week oclcrsd soldier siek and wounded
taken 70 The New England Refer AssociAos, and hs
admissioo urgently solicited nb dhchargs showed
that b. had bssn private IL the yirss Mchsaa ssosed
troops His application 70 their rooms IVES refused On
tbs vevv humane ground th0 be vas nos from New Eng
land he wss s9en taken " the New York STATE Relief
Association In Howard street. and at once received and
every care, both medical other WAS bsstowed upos
she unfcrtuaAss sndssr Hs d,sd however. ~ SATURDAY
nishL
The New York herald., 1864-06-07

The supply Of wheat little larger yet there
continued scarcity OF desirable kinds, and under in.
creased demand for export prices about lc better
for prime. The sales included las 900 bushels. port to
arrive at 81 63 81 70 for Chicago spring. 81 65 II
for Milwaukee club, 81 70 81 Is for amber spring and
81 7S for winter red Western. Rye held at 81 55
81 5S but heard OF sales OF importance was
dull and prices atrife lower sales 80 900 bushels AT
81 81 81 s3ls for Oats frmer and active
93c. PIC Tor the range. Barley and barley malt re
manned quiet.
CorroS.-Market firm. with sales 9 100 bales. We
The New York herald., 1864-06-07
the operations o. bis army since recorded are dsnead
with extraovdinayy nrocsi0u

operations hts army since recorded deineatsd
with extraordinary precision.
The London Army and Navy Gasete the opera
tions Of the campaign Virginia. and that Grant
appears great danger, that Buffers chances
OF escape his position not appresabie. The
pulse oi Sgel lberstes Lees left from serious
Neither Sherman's occupation OF Ressscca the ad
vauced position taken by the feders in the face of the
compensaes for the great peril OF their situation
The London FINES. Of the 2Sth OF May says:-Generd
Grant Is following the military arithmetic OF Napoleon,
which promised results as the product OF
many thousand lives; but Napoleon always aimed at
yl point whereas the oons,sss Cd 1hs Confederate
win trtnQ the North step the yesordos Of
the onion or the conquest OF the South. II General
Grant ever marches into Richmond he may find that Lee
has exactei the utmost obianable price In blood,
and will leave the position In his hands with
greater value than that attached TO the Wilder,
ground, position and intelligence are with the Confeder
ates and Washgon has been nearer captured more han
than Richmond IS II Lee can mako General
Grant pay for every mile Of ground may
be question whether the resources and endurance OF the
ederas will prove as inexhaustbls as the obstnacv OF
In the English House OF Commons Mr.. Hankey In
aured whether there was any for the pub
Davis
Mr. Layard replied that the correspondence was .
hoax, and not very ingenious one at that
The London Herald Is authorized 70 state that the a.
legged between Lord Lyons and Jefferson
American Journals 0'S forgery The corrsspond.nos
taken from the American journals aud published in
the English ones 60 bona fde.
ceived by the steamship City Washington thinks that
the North has at last found general. says-Grant
possesses military skill and moral power which bave
hitherto been unknown the federal side. Even the
briiancy or Lees achievements does not surpass
tho mastery skill with which Grant has arranged the
combined movement OF troops from the frontier of
Georgia TO the banks OF the Potomac. The crushing
vgor which directed his blows n the field and the
dogged topaty which refuses TO admit the necessity OF
retreat the possibility Of disaster proves him to be Of
the right stamp In fact Grant has fixed his teeth In mis-
adversary and with seepess tenncity he cings to him.
have all the eff rts OF Southern skill and all the des
perae of Southern chvary been able to shake
of the sturdy Northerner, or even make him relax MS
hold.
The London Times again dwes on the increasing df1-
cues and dangers incurred by Grant the further he ad
vances and Lee falls back his resources II adds:
tho may go Virginia, 1t Is perfectly clear
that the hold OF theiederas oosenng n the
and that their great insufficient for
the permanent occupation OF territory vast as that
belonging to the conlederacv.
The New York herald., 1864-06-07

pRANr's cAMfAfdR IN lNoLAND-rxrsSss Hxcr1
hsNf 40 70 1Hy Rks6f 6ffeHxAvY FALL IN r

Hnsf AZ 70 4HB Rkstff-srAvy PAIL ~ rms
RRBsL COTTON LOAr-ALL aRAAf's PLAM kwoWf
u RICHMOND BnYoRn HI srARrnD-AH ANGLO.
nHBhL sKsrCH OF Hrs INTENDED OPERATIONS, nc.
Inc aavces from America, brought BY the steamship
0y wasnlnson q the progress Of Lieutenant oensss!
orsnvs movements, have increased The excitement end
esnsAon produced by the nrss announcement of Unlon
successes received per steamship Europa.
Ine news most generally regarded - vsry disas.
rhs rebel losn has declined IN consequence os The a.
vcraoM Ulion nsws. and quoted as per cent iowss
istes frcu ~ covrssnonssrs ~ pchs.orT gss.1 -.
~. showing that The rebel government had obtaipAA
most exact Information Ia regard 70 the plans OF the fed
erns Tor the pressut campaign. n dsspAch vvtesan
lortnIsht eefoes QeaNsA 0laat NeMeaoed - nAsnAA
The New York herald., 1864-06-07

were gradually losing the districts which they originally
acoured although there was st force Of about forty
thousand men In the field.
Al Japan the Tycoon and Mikado were on good terms
The foreign traders difficulty occupying much
attention.
The New York herald., 1864-06-07

The average daily expenses OF the government instead
OF being four millions OF DOLLARS has been stated ap
pear, by the official published returns Of the public
debt they have appeared from time to tme-he last
Of which made up the 14h Of May-to be less
two million Eve hundred Thousand. The expenses, Of
course, gradually the increase owing 70 the ad
dirionai number Of who are being called 10 the
ed and the enhanced price Of oil descriptions Of army
supplies and by this time they are doubt fully up to
two and half millions daily.
The following table shows the totals OF the statements
OF the associated banks OF this city the
Of each month during the present year. with those Of the
uaal lwo weeka.-
The New York herald., 1864-06-07

Inc India and Oona malls had reached Sues.
CALCUTTA, May Z. 1854
Exchange -. AKA. Common goods dull Freights Arm.
BoxBAv, May 7, 1894
CAxros. April 70, 1854.
Tea unchanged. Exchange n. skd. Freights dull.
seANoaAs, April -, 1894
Ncehipg doing IN tea. SILK lower. Exchange e. 50.
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The New York herald., 1864-06-07

General John A. Dx has been spoken OF as The success
sor John j. Cisco IN ths Of Assistant United states
Treasurer this city. Mr. Ciscos resignation has no,
yet been accepted; bus understood tha, bis health
demands his immediate retirement.
Mr.. CISCO gives notice that the twenty i've millions o,
temporary loan deposited treasury at Eve per
cent may be reent 10 the government per oent the
usual ten days' notice for repayment bong waived
The earnings OF the Chicago and Alton Railroad during
The week ending May 81 ~ follows
Week ending May 81, 1904 ,7eo
Same time IN lo6S 30 800
$p,leJ
The following 10 the May report OF the Illinois Central
Railroad