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SPECIAL NOTICES.

81 Massaehuietts Military State
AenNoI REMOVAL -on and aner MONDAY,
January let, 1865, the Massachusetts, State
Agency will occupy It's new rooms In the Ma.
tfOadI Infsfii0eRcer Building, second hoor, cor
ner Of Seventh and D streets, Washington, D. G.,
10 call.
Advice and assistance given without charge
GARDINER TUFTS,
dsSl-u Lieut.. Col. and State Agent
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JNroRrAxr 10 PARoLEp PRIsoSERs.-The
following important order has been issued by
command Of Lieut. Gen. Grant

command Of Lieut. Gen. Grant;
HEADa 'Ra AHnIks % uEIrnB srArss,
wlsHISdroS, d. O., May 8, 1855.
hdVOr Gen. o. q. Au0ur, OomBsdadin0 Depart
mem Of Warrington: -.g 49,
GENERAL: Please send all paroled prisoners OF
the rebel armies now confined or detained nj
Alexandra, Va, to their homes. Those whose
homes were At the time Of joining those armies
In states that have never been In rebellion, and
who desire TO return 10 them, will be required 10
take the oath prescribed In the Presidents Am
nesty Proclamation, provided they are not ex :
eepted from its benefits II so excepted they win
be detained. Those living In Texas will be seut
In charge Of an omeer, aud viii be landed on the
west bank u the Mississippi river, about the
mouth OF the Red river.
By command Of Lieut. Gen. dRANT.
T. 8. BowERs, Assistant AdJutant General.
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A9- A Friend in Need - Those re-
curing confidential medical assistance should
apply 10 some regular educated physician who
has made certain diseases his special study I;
such man 10 DR.. DARBY, who Is daily curing
numbers Of both sexes, and every age, who have
been 10 all the self-called doctors In this city,
and spent valuable time and money, with no
benefit until he took charge Of them. His terms
are more moderate than those Of mere Boosting
pretsndors, whose only purpose IL 10 1eoee.the
unfortunate, and then advise them, when II Il
almost too late, 70 apply to him.
Afterwards. On. DARBY,
No 400 Seventh street, between D and Z
streets, Washington city. fels-u
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HEADauARTEAs MIDDLE HILTTAHT DISIAIeT,l
WA1HIEOToH, D. O., Nay 8, isdo.
Circular No. a. ...
In order 70 sseuPe. y far - practicable, the
immediAts payment Of men absent from their
companies, on the expiration u their term Of
the Chlaf huStering Omcer OF thelF State, ten
days before The expiration u his term Of asTyIes
the descriptive lLal aud AeeOant Of pay and cloth
ing Of any snlisted man who may be absent nom
hia eolnpAny frola Whatsoever cause.
The aktehlion " COmmandlha opeera ID called
70 lhe Importance " AtFict eniorosment % this
order W prevent inlns,los 70 enlisted men. 10
By command o. halof General HANcooki
DUNCAN 4. WALKER,
pys,A Assfaa. AaiaIAHt GsRsFal
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GALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTHING
- CAMP AND GARRISON RaUIPAGE, TENT
CUTTINGS, &c. .r r.,.-.
CHIHV ouARrRRMAsrER' oSYIcH, !
DHPor oI wAaHinaroH,

DHPoT oH wAsHIEoToH,
wAAHINaroH, d. o., May 4, 1890.
viii be sold al Public Auction under the d.
reetlon Of Captain d. O. Thomas, N. =. X, U. 8.
A. at Government warehouse No, ., on seven
tenth, between II aud streets north, Washing
ton, d. c., on MONDAY, May ~, 1885, al 10
o'clock, q. m- . large lot Of condemned Cloth
Ing, &c, consisting Of
Infantry and Cavalry Coats, Jackets, TrowSsrn,
Drawers, shirts, Felt Hats, Caps, Bugleu, Trum.
pets, Drum Heads, Pliea, Legginga, Flags, stock
Inga, Blankets, Kettles, Pans, bhoyela, Spades
Tent Cuttings, Hospital TOnts, slblsy Ts6is
Wall Tents, Ae,
sueeessfui bidders must remove the stores with
In ave (5) days from date Of sale.
Terms cash, In Government funds,
M" ID. II. FUCKER,
Brig. Gen. and Chief opArtermAster,
myt-Iet Depot Of Washington.
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John r. ELvANs 4 Co,
~ o. LouisiARA avenue aud sos street =.
WARRINGTON, D. c., y
bHALHns II ~
KEo HARDWARE.

CUT EAILs--yinlsAsd, GtO ISdi YsBSs. 10
CUT sPIKEs.i 70 inches.
CLINcH MAILS
PRRssKD AND BOAT sPIKRA
HoRsR eHOEa, BuFdeA'a Government, No.
tsb; Burdsn's City, No. I tob; G. and
y No. 70 4; huis shssn, l, q a
HoRss GAILs-orima's, 70 ioi fatnam's,
9 V 10; PutnAn's, "x, - TO l0i Now
London, Oto l0i american, - q 10 10
anil TKRMR. MET CASH
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.EI,N ARTS.
Wa ANvs jus, received, and open this morning
on sale and exhibition,
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY,
A very large aud we'll selected Siosk u
YINR RESRAvINGs,
PLATA and soiOTsd, CromOlithographs, Photo.
graphs, Gs., including proof copies " Thomas
Coles celebrated
voyage OF LIFE"
The Home Of Washington, and other works.
Lovers Of the Fine Arts will do well 10 Inspect
this stock, a. they can remain but short time.
PhILP 4 sOLOhONS,
nS-St Ss2 PsnnsyivAniA avenue.
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neS-ConnubiAl Felicity and Dllss--IIow
VIVA SHouLD ~ Misunderstanding IL more
susceptible Of harm "ffom the storms Of this ru de
world'' than the dslicAte nature Of woman. The
husband relaains hearty aud robust In seasons
when the frAil aud delicate wife droops like =
rudsly handled sensitive plant The storm
that leaves the oak unscathed uprools the
lower. - u your wife is aillnE, II sickness
proatrates her, II maternal solioitude and care
wear upon her, remember you are the Heaven
appointed guardian Of her health. You should
not fail 10 supply her with dslieaclea which will
assist nature In restoring her to full vigor. Plan
rArloH BrTEES are just tho Thing she needs.
Their effect In building up the system, restoring
the life forces 10 their original yigor, creating
rev blood and adiPOse matter, IL truly magical.
%, The Bridal Chamber, an Essay OF
Warning and Instruction for Young Mea. Also,
new aud reliable treatment for Diseases Of the
Urinary and SEXUAL systems, Sent free, In
sealed envelopes. Address, DIR. J. sKILLiN
HoUGHToN, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
Pa. mhSi.y
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sALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.

fInsr DIVISION,
wAsHIsoroN Cir, April %, lseS,
win DO sold at public auction, TO the highest
bidder, at 0iesboro' D. c., on
TUESDAY, May 10,
... FRIDAY, May 10, 30 .H.
TUESDAY, May -,
FRIDAY, May %,
.. TUESDAY, May so,
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HoRsks ZACH
DAY.
These horses have been condemned a. uaht for
the cavalry service Of The army
Ior Off,, road and I! Ar as1mlAs purP0'" many good
Horses sold aingiy. sale to commence at 10
q. m. Terms cash, In United States currency.
JAMES A. RkIN
BFevel Brlgadier General, In charge FIRST
Division ouArtermaaler Generals Once
ap26-td
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BaItinors MARKET.

Arms CHnRRY PEcToRAL-.ths worlds
great remedy for colds, coughs, and consumption.
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FINANCIAL.

Cr~ lrCrr9E ~
--
l.0U - = = I,3O
evrnn
MRTR0P LIS,
ooyrRNrxxT prpomroRr Arp LOAN
.axxoy
- 49,
orros'rs UNITED rATS IhhASoA D
lions 10 n.
POP LAR T." L AN.
TA.'' notes are Issued in d'HOnina'ion' Of
s..,'r.r.,s.r -. -. - 49," -,,A d.
erssl, payable s.nl.annuAiiy At ssvsn and
l..s,a' ~ .eI'u~ 30 sa .oo -
Into N. 8 % sis per cent gold taa,r.st -S.artn0
e'Hd'' The Interest on ihsss no'esh Two eenh
, ~.
70
BANKS AND BANNERS.
,,.T,. ' ,S.s. :, ''. .ra u. UNITED
plie.tioa p.uouaIly or b, ,.,,.,
, YmI srpp,v oy oovpprrrr- urcr-
RrTIrs CONSTANTLY ON HAND ron
sALE
WE RkcEIvE DEPOSITS.
OPEN ACCOUNT WITH pRALkRs
MAKE coLLEcrIoNs
ON ALL ACCESSIBLE POINTS
BUT AND SELL COIN,
CURRENCY, AND ExcHANoK,
.. AND ALL otIssRs or
--
oo'hhShhNr shouhiriha'
PURCHASE GOVERNMENT VOUCHER
-
... ,,v. $500, .r.,v...
okhkhAL BANKING bUblNksS.
yr-cu,v.ov 49,,
S"' Nes''
L 4 CHITTENpEN, President nAat.u
----------
y On NATIONAL LOAN. Ton
t'OU t'OU
NJ 'Ai VooAA' 0''our arm having resumed
A'' wv O '
U. g SEvEN.THIRrY TREASURY NOTES.
These N'''' are i''u'd' !und'' d's' Of August Is
$50, tioo' $780, $1,000 AND $4,000
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=, ssossIERENcs on rms MUFHoDisF PnogNsF.
. I'm ~ ~ hea,--fhe Annual CdLfsusnpe ot-tAe
Siie- ~ froieslant Church assembled In thoIr
|lay Mosa, Oeneresa street. 0eOVgs,owu, yesisr-
'A''' v'" present, Rev, Francis Waters, D,
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GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMAs.
- TER sToREs, HORSE POWERS, MILLS,
DRAIN CLEANERS, Sc.

GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMAs-
- TER sTORRs, HORSE POWERS, MILLS,
GRAIN CLEANERS, So. IT. F.
curup ouAnTEnHAsrIu's oyyiou, }
DEpoT oY wAsHIn0roH,
wAaMHaroM, ID. q. May 4, 1885.
win be sold at Public Auction, under the dl
Toe.iOn o. Captain O. II, TemPklns, A. 9. ~ y.
the square bslwssn and y, aud Twentls.h and
Twenty .dral streets, Washington, ID. c., OF
THuRsDAY, Nay "a, 1894, At 10 O'clock, a. m.
. lot Of ouartsrniAster Stores, condemned a. uph
~ Asss' Picks, Xaeurs, Brushes, Boilers, Bridies
Buckets, Blankets, Bits, BroomH, saddle. Bags
Wagon Covers, Garry Combs, Chissll, forgss
ChGir., Forks, hAmmsTs. HAiehsls, HALVES, nAr'
saws, shovsII, saddles, ssddls-frso., whips
and large lot Of Wrought-lron scraps, Cast.
Iron, Horse Shoes, wsgon. Tire, ~. Z.
T.. HfH H.| ALbO, t.tHe q .rH -
II Horse Powers, e0mplsta; 10 Burr stone Mllla
! Elevators, with shading Grain clsABsFa, and
q lot Of Betting and Iron 0earing.
Successful bidders will be required " rsmOv,
the stores within ave days from date Of sAle.
Terms Fash, In 0oysrnmshl fand,.
Brig. Gen. aud Chief auArisrmASisr.
myI4-la
By W. l. .N wALh . co"
HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
AND REPOSITORY,
Expressly for the -
SALE on HORSES,
cARRIA0Es, STOCK, 40,
% LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Between NiRth and Tenth slSsstS, Washington
AUCTION SAILS EVERY
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.
CASH ADvANoKD on ooEslGEMEHTs.
STORAGE ron cARKIAoEA
HoRsEs, CARRIAoHa, 49,,
| Resolved for Private 6Als.
W. l. WALL = co.. Aus.s.
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AT aRovERs THEArRE--AlAddin, or the
wonderful Lamp.
Ar WAsmNeroS THEArRhL" Jocrisss, the
gfiAtor, . and ''Thv Dead shot'' tts
AT sEAToS -Bierstadt's Picture Of
he Rocky Mountains. $500 -
To Aavsrtissrs and Basinsss Men.
We invite The aitsntion o. advertisers and
business men 70 the ooiumns q the DAILY ma
'rIosAL RnFvnLIcAH, AZ an advertising medium.
|, has large circulation in the elites Of wash
nrton and Georgetown, and the surroundine
country, and l. constantly Increasing. We feel
confident that they will hnd II not only valua-
bic bat reliable medium Of communicating with
he public.
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A UoTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED
IA HORSES
ouLRTHRMAsTKR 0RNuRAL's OHYioH,
FIRST DIvtsIoN,
wAaHNdroN CITI, April -, lS6S.
VIII be suld, At public suction, 70 the highest
bidder, At tho time aud places named below, via (,
BALTIMORE, MAINLAND, THURSDAY,
May 4, ls8S,
CARLISLE, PBNNsYLvANlA, THURSDAY,
May n, 1898, -.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, THURSDAY,
May rs, 1888,
PITTsBuRd, PENNSYLVANIA, FRIDAY,
| May 70, 1854,
| TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES,
At each place. 100.
| These horses have been condemned - unht fol
the Cavalry service Of the army.
Por road and farming purposes many good bar
gains may be had.
Horses aold singly, Sales 10 commence at 10 q
| m. Terms cash In United States currency.
JAMES A. BKlN,
Brey, Brig. Cen, In charge First Division
Ap26-l2ith Q. MOO.
| nlnyAanrNYuA WrAnaaaa
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UsmHLnNrs.
GR0vBR,s NHwTHRATRE.
BENKrIr on KAKRAc, "a.
AND LAST NIGHT MOTT POSITIVELY
OF the Great Oriental Spectacle o.
wF ALADDIN; Igf
OR, rHR WONDERFUL LAMP.
MAGIC FOUNTAIN
coLoRHD wArKRs, e
Altogether the greatest triumph Of .ssuIs ana
dramatic art ever known in NsshlngtoR thea.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAYlo
ON THURSDAY EvRNINa, NAY n.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
ENTIRELY NEW SCENERY BY STRONG
Tho east Of eharacisrs will be one seldom, n
ever, surpassed, ime
WAsHINaToN THEATRE.
O. G. BoNIfACR, and Mrs. !. B. PHILLIPS, who
will appear for the last tine
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, NAT 10, lsa5
in the new sensational drama Of deep interest,
JocRIssK, THE PREsTIDIGIrAToR..
Joerlsse ..........".".'.'nr. o; 2; Bealfses
To conclude with the laughabls farce o.
THE DRAD SHOT.
Louisa Loyetriek, Mrs. !. D. Phillips
DIERsTADT's GREAT PAINTING OF
ID THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS
VIII be on exhibition, for . short time, 81
sRAToN HALL,
corner Of Ninth and D streets, eommsnelng On
MONDAY, APRIL asfu.
And will close on FRIDAY NIGHT, May II +.
Open from 10 a N. 70 sp, n, and IRON " 10
10 In the evening. apal
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NTH PARIS,
~ FRENCH CONFECTIONERY,
LADIBs' RRsTAURANF.
No. lis West BAltimoFs Street,
BALTIMORE
The rarest dslieaeies, Fruits, Creams, Pound,
Sponge and FROSTED Cakes supplied 10 families Al
MAILS AT ALL HOURS on the DAT.
A1-ThS choicest Wines constantly on haad.
.IoN IoEN IoEI!l
TT FOWLER 4 co. ar. now prepared 10 Do.
BOSTON FRESH POND IoK
and none other. We have ONE PRICE FOR
THE SEASON.
WE HAVE AN UNYAILINO SUPPLY.
We require drivers 10 be obliging, and 70 give
exact weight We refer all 10 those We have sup
piled the past year.
ss-Oneo, Tenth street wharf sp2s-im
GOLD AND sTOC ks. y
Our Office has been placed In direct telegraph
communication with tho Gold aud SOCK kx-
change Rooms In New York, insarng prompt
psas In the execution Of OrdeTs,
Purchases and sales made Il the usual rates.
RITrEHH0UsR, FOWLER 4 90.
mh3-dh Bankers, $50 PsnnA. Aven0e.
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s EAT N III
John r. ELVANs 4 CO.,
u sTLOuiSianA Ayeuns and sos strsst,
WAHhIN0TON, d. O.,
DEALHR ~
n 4 l.

TIN-Bansa (plgs); ''strAits'' (pigu) HaRilsh
lPlgsli 'strsiis" Digs IN bars.
TIN PLATES
LRAD-I1g, Missouri, pig, 0srman, BE, Eng.
-, . nsh bari sheet, ., 4, o ID plps.
EiNC-92 a % inch sheet
THURBKRpB ANTI-RRICTl0N METAL.
sOLDER-BrAEier's pewter.
Pkh-Bf.siss's; shsAiAinsi q. tinnsa /;
InGotj bolt WV
BRAee-sheet
TERhs-KET CASH on DELIvKHY
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SwONE MILLION DOLLARs.7Gs
Acting In sonnsstisa with The house Of
JAZZ COOKE 4 CO., -
SPECIAL AGENTS. FOR THE LS LOAN.
We will All srdsn wiz prOmptAsaS and ais
patch, allowing the regular sOmnla'iOh 70
Banks aAd Bankers.
A constant supply Of the Notes On hAhd and
ready for Immediate delivery.
We buy and sell ali siassss Of GOVERNMENT
sEoURITIEs II current market rates.
YURNmH KxcHAN0K Snd make cOllssilOus
On ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UHITED sTATKa
We purchase 0oVsEnnsnt Youshsrp On ths
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give eAAngvI
AHD IHOHTT ATTnHTIoH 70
ACCOUNTS or BUSIHEss MEN AND TIHMA
And % Isy O,lpS busIasss saipslsa isuI
VULE IMPORTATION IN regard y OoyHRN
MKT LOANS II an IlAss shssrfaliy faEnisAsA
WIZ. Q. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
I ~ 49,. -. 49, l. -. aln
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Our Returning Veterans.
THE IRISH BRI0ADE.

This organization did not leave the Battery Barracks
yesterday, according 70 announcement owing TO the
fact that there is no room for them at Harris Island
General Nugent has issaed the following order-
HEADQUARTERS, IRrH BRIeApr, July 8, 1885.
In consequence Of large number Of troops 1t present
Harris Island, there are no accommodations Tor the
brigade on the island The officers and enlisted men,.
however will report At ten O'Clock every morning at the
Battery Barracks until such time thcfe Is accommo
dasions for them Those wishing 70 remain In the bar
racks will be provided with good quarters and raons
BY order Brigadier General ROBERT NUGENT
G. FOLEY, Captain and A. A. g.
THE MEN OF THE sEvESTy.THIRD NEW YORK
REGIMENT
requested by Brevet Colonel NJ W. Brns 10 present
themselves Harris Island Saturday OF the present
week. for the purpose OF receiving theft pay. OH1ccB
will be paid OF the eame time and place.
THAMES FROM WOUNDED VETERANS.
The soldiers at the New England Rooms desire 10 thank
the liberal proprctos Of several Of the hotels Of this city,
including the Astor House, the Stevens House, The
Howard, National, Denonico's the Metropolitan the
Washington and 10 Others for plentiful donations OF deli
caches donated BY them 70 Mrs. RUSSELL lhe matron, for
their beDeht Also several dealers In aeworks for dona
tons The "cripplc brigade" ~ the rooms a. well ne
many convalescents sourning there wer thus enabled
10 ouwardy testify their JOY al the return OF that peace
W our c9upty for WHICH they are now sufeTirs.
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BspcE wrpEL,-At Hoboken, NJ j., joins A. BREcxws-
DEL, aged - YEARS, months and 70 days
The relatives and friends, also the members OF the
First German Hussan New York State milta), in.
vted attend the funeral Friday, from his late rcsi
dence, No. Is Second street. Hoboksn at two O'Clock
Pm
FLYNN Tuesday, July 4, Of consumption, THOMAS
FLYNN, aged "a years and months.
The relatives and frends Of The family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral this hursdayl At twelve
O'Clock noon from the residence Of his brothern law
Johnston n. Gsrahan ISL Hudson avenue, Brooklyn.
LoAnAN-On Wednesday, July 8, at eleven O'Clock
p NJ, JouN LoAhAs, native Of the parish Of Lura
county Tlpperary, ireland, eyed 30 years.
MnlniAn.-Suddeny, on "Wednesday, July 3, JONI
HENRY only con Of Vim. n. and Sophia H. Merriam, aged
/ year. months and 10 days.
The relatives end friends OF the family are invited 10
attend The funeral from the residence Of his parents
corner Of Eighty sixth strcst and Fourth avenue, Thu
fJhuyodayl a(eeFnoon, st half past one O'Clock. =
Nv efAw da1xAs ~ GsWwd Ph0l
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TO THE EDITOR OF TIRE HERALD.
NVw Yopw INV II

In article in TO- day HERALD, relative to serious
disturbance In saloon you state that with two Others
entered the saloon in company Of females companions
Allow TO correct you in this as also in the cause OF
the disturbance We had ladies' with u.s. the saloon
in question 90 Bowery) is lager beer saloon and not
place of refreshments for ladies' We called for some
drinks and feeling insuted at remarks the pro-
prietor made Eclave TO US refused TO take and
sequcny pay for the drinks Hence the Of the
disturbance which will appear In the ensuing trial Of the
parties arrested. DANIEL SHEA
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UNION COURSE. LONG IsLAND-TRoTrne.
ruxsDAY, July 4-Puse and stake $500, mile heats
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In conversation with planter recently he begged the
negro troops from the country He thought they should
b. disbanded and put In the field make cotton and
rice great national debt he said is ever TO be paid
the duty Of the North and West that the labor Of
the South is restored healthy basis, and the one
made to earn their bread az farm or plantation aborers
Tho planters he says willing In good faith TO employ
and pay them well but must have government assstance
TO enforce the fulGment Of fair contracts Cotton and
rice he urged the great staples for the specie
rency OF the whole country, and specie payments will
be resumed until again raise crop Of four
millions bales Of cotton, which would make Europe in.
debted to us for that amount specie Then greenbacks
UNITED STATES COURT
The name Of Daniel Horlbeck one Of our Oldest and
most esteemed citizens and thorough but quiet Union
son for Judge Of the United States Dsc. Court for
South Carolina Mr. Horlbecks appointment would give
universal satisfaction He for twenty years Clerk Of
the Court OF General Sessions Of this district
General Oydvs-No. %
HEADQUARTERS CRY OF CnARlssros,
In compliance with special orders No liz dated
Headquarters, Department OF the South, Hilton Head, s.
c. June 90 1885, hereby transfer the command Of the
post Of Charleston Brevet Brgadier General W. Ben
nett In retiring from this command desire TO thank
the various star officers, together with the officers and
soldiers conpsns the post gssr,son the Ere Depart
for the faithful manner In which they have discharged
their several duties would also extend my thanks TO
the residents Of the city for their cooperation with and
uniform kind and courteous treatment towards the mill
tary forces under my command WIN GURNEY,
Brevet Brigadier General Volunteers
General Ovdas--No. 81
HRApQuARrms, CrTY OF CHAMsror,l
CHAnrwroS, q. G., July !, 1895. I
In compliance with special orders No ia dated Head
quarters Department Of tho South, Hilton Head C.,
June go 1885, the undersigned hereby assumes command
Of the post Charleston All existing orders win remain
IN force until otherwise directed First Lieutenant
Charles Joy, Fftyfourth Massachusetts, Volunteers,
raj Of the post r BENNETT,
1Eey1 Rpssaler General lsllss esslw y0!gs,esva ).
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Total .........W d TOTAL 80. .,.,... .ZI 70
Umpire-Mr Mort Rogers, Of the Resolute Club.
Scorers-Mcssrs Macdarmed and Fisher. Time Of
game-Three hours, ten minutes. Fly catches made
Stars, eight Camdcns, eight.
ACTIVE VERSUS UNION.
The principal match played on the 9TH inst was the
contest between the above clubs which took place At
Morrsana in the presence Of large concourse Of spec
ators the result being the OF the Union nine by
score OF Is 70 16 The Actves had the lead MP 70 the
close Of the nth innings but afterwards tho fine batting
Of the Unions led to their obtaining the victory. We
give the score below.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-06

The one dollar subscriptions TO the Lincoln Monument
fund are pouring In fast, md the treasurer, Mr. @.
Churchill isinvestng the money in good securities he
scvenhiry loanl where will be drawing interest until
enough is received 10 enable the committee having
charge Of the AFFAIR 70 operations The fol-
lowing receipt from the treasurer received ~ this
once yesterday, and will explain iself:-
NEW YoRK, July 9, 1896.
Received from Nsw YoRK HKnArD, eo2 for subecrip-
lions 70 Lincoln Monument fund. From recruiting rem
devious Twelfth United states infantry, -; do 1lth
infantry, 90 and Abraham Post and othes $50 Total
4e2 Previously ackDowedged,. eoeS Total received
from The New YonK HmAID, e146.
TIN. q CHURCHLl. Ttesssrsr
Per J. B. ARTHUR