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Annexed are the oflcial rates Of the bankers

named on LOndon:-
Sss%aa Sssse1 asrsss CO. ast s less less 's sis
Morton, Bliss 4 co (nem'D. 4.s7k Q 40 less 1-16
Brown Bros Co. quiet, ssf ieas asS aSm less CON-
The market closed quiet.
MONEY
continued easy at and per cent for call loans
and 81 to per cent for prime mercantile paper
The internal revenue receipts to-day were t35T, ,060
GOVERNMENTS
were frm in tone upon moderate business ana
closed steady Much interest was felt In new
inspiration supplied in the street through lead
ing foreign banker respecting the meaning OF
Mr. Bristows circular. 1t appears In answer to
an inquiry made by said German banker that Mr..
Bristow expects proposals for new ives, to include
interest until the expiration of the call, upon
corresponding amount OF 5-2O's 90 days. In
other words, MIR. Bristow proposes to avoid the
payment of double interest upon 5's and 6's
during the progress Of exchange, which was com.
pounded by Congress In the case of Messrs. Bout
well, Richardson and tho Syndicate. This is
strong point In favor OF Mr.. Bristow's honest ad-
ministraaon OF his department, the only question
being, Can it be successfully carried outf Taking
to-day as an average day. with gold at no. the
higher figure ruling the market we have, under
Mr.. BrIstow's proposition Of subscription to new
five bond, the following sunni
Ninety W days. interest % to cover cali for 5.aos
Premium on gold at ITO. 10
Grand total. SIP
Market price OF new fves to-day $112
The following were the closing prices Of govern
ments upon irm et:-United States cur
rency skies, 116h 116x do do. 1881, registered,
a 115A. do do COuDOuH. III a 117K. do.
fve-twenties, 1852, registered, 112H l12h; do.
do, do. coupons 1l2H 112K; dO do, 1854. reg
istered, 1144 115H; do do, do, coupons, 115K
1154; do do, 1885. registered l15 1l6; do. do.,
do, coupons, 116k 11ex; DO. do 1885, new, reg
istered, 115 q 1l5X; do. do do, coupons 116 q
116H; do do, 1867, registered, 115H 115N; do.
do do, coupons, 116X III; do. do. 1858, regis
tered, 115X a 116H; do. do, do coupons, 116% o
III; do. ten-fortes, registered 112H a 112H; do.
do coupons, 1l2k 112h; do. lves, 1884, regis
tered, 1l21 q 1l2x; do. do, do, coupons, 1l2k q
112X.
THE FOREIGN MARKETS
for American securities were generally quiet, Erie
showing continued frmness. At half-past four
O'Clock P. M. prices were stated at-COnsols for
money, 92H; 90. for the account. 02%; old 1868,
1OSM; 1867's, 1O8%; ten-forties, l04X new fves,
1O4% Erie, 2sA 20.
The amount OF bullion Withdrawn from the Bank
OF England on balance to-day was s1Ol 900. Paris
dispatches quote rentes halfpast three P. NJ,
60f 57Hc.
The business In
RAILWAY MORTGAGES
was well distributed, the tone Of the market
having been steady. New York Central first.
coupon sold at 1O4zs, and registered at 1O5; Gen.
tral Pacfcs brought Sex, Western Union 81 and
Union Pacific frsts s2H; Union Pacific incomes
sold at. 78 a 77h. A sale OF Chicago and North
western consolidated gold bonds was made at
TX. The following were the latest bids on the
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F1rTYsEvgHTH STREET POLICE COURT

Rob<cA OF S2OO.
George Brown was arragned before Judge Sher-
wood for being implicated, with another man, in
the robbery OF 400 from Michael Donohoe OF No.
2O5 West Fortyaf street. Donohoe met the ac-
cused and the Other man ON Lexington avenue.
and invited them to Sixth avenue to have O drink
While on Sixth avenue the other man put his hand
In Donohoe's pocket, and took out OF it a pocket
book In which the money was and ran or with It..
Brown was remanded for examination.
An Old Shooting Case.
Thomas Coyle- OF No 326 East forty sixth street.
who was shot by Patrick Traynor on the 7th OF
June last in the Veg, left Bellevue Hospital yester-
day, and at this Court preferred q complaint
against his assaiant The accused was held Tor
trial in 81, 500 ban az the General Sessions
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET-LONDoN. July l0-Even-
ing-Calcutta linseed 39s. Sd. Lnseed cakes OBS
eli los per ton. Common rosin, SIS ID Gs per cwt,
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MAHKET.-l.IvERPooL. July 10
Evenng-Common rosin. Is. 81. per cwt Spirits tur-
nentne Cd.
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COTTON RECEIPTS.
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA. July TO- 1874
Spanish gold 265 26z Exchange active the United
States sixty days currency 1872 lS4 premium; short
sight 1876 IS premium; sixty days gold 1888 l55 pre-
MUM; short sight l5S ID premium; London, lS3
100 premium; on Paris, l56 o 1853 premium
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CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE,

and were each sentenced to five years. tmyrson
sment In the Sta6e Prison.
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GOLD
opened at 109% and closed at ITO. The carrying
rates were 2, IN and per cent, with loans at the
close 1at. The operations OF the Gold Exchange
Bank were:-GOfd balances, S994, 900; currency
balances $1,O946s7 gross cearances, $2s, s,46s 900.
The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out $4l3.OOo
account Of interest," ana $4,000 in redemption of
hve-twenty bonds. TIE customs receipts were
$235,0O0.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
foled weak and business showed decline In rates.
Tht nominal asking fgures we're 4.sr6 400 for
prim. bankers sterling; actual selling rates were
4s6h 4S6Z nor good 10 prime bankers sixty
days stelng and ASs 4s9A for demand. One
lot OF f1OOsOO sixty day bills sold at 4.s7, less "
which Is slihtly below As61. The current rates
were as follows
Sfa1p Ddps. Three Days.
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Lake Shore. 7sfa Isk Han 81 Jo... 2sk 25s$
Union Pacidc z6x 26A q, @ 1 C...... IN Ts=
Chi W..... N5s JA
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Alb u susq lst BIDS -. .lWH X
Alb & Sus "a BIDS. -. .l00X
Bur. G X d NJ 1st, rs, & 81
Chi h Alton sink fund .l00Z
Chi Il Alton lst IN. -. .lU3T
Chi Il Alton income. @
Louisia ma & Mo lst, gtd SIX
st L, Jack 4 Chi lst in. 94H
CHI, Bur 4 @ 9pc, lst. lu8
Chi, Rock Island &Pac. l03
N J Cen lst m, new. :. .l06x
NJ Central, convert. .lc3L
Mil l. st p lst 8's, PD. lot
Mil 4 st P lst,7Sl0, PD 9lH
Chi 4 n w 81. .l0S
Chi X N w int BIDS. ..... 95hS
Chi 4 N w con bonds. 86h
Chi Il N w lst m. .... 80
Chi / N W cou Y bds.. 76
Galena d Chi I'd m. 80. 93
Del. Lack 4 W rs, con. lG3
Morris & Essex I'd m. .103x
Morris 4 Essex con. 81
Morris q Essex rs, H.. 96h
Erie lSt IN ex. .lUI
Erie 4th m, rs, 80 ..... 96
Buff. N Y 4 E 1st. TT. 86
Ill Cen 7 per cent. rs. .lOJA
Mich So 4 N 1877 1Q2H
Clcv l. Tol new BIDS. SO
Clev, p d A old bds. -. @x
Clev, p i A new BIDS. 98
Ruff A. Erie new M
Buff 4 State l. rs. -. @
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CITY BANK STOCKS
sold at 126 for Chatham, 123 for New York. and 10S
for State OF New York. The latest bids were as

COTTON AFLOAT.
Latest advices from Liverpool state that the
stock OF cotton afoat upon corrected reports
should be placed at ALL 900 bales instead OF 900
bales.
DRY GOODS IMPORTS.
The total imports Of dry goods at this port for
the week ending to-day were $l,7sl,536 and the
amount marketed s1S99, 2OS. The imports for the
corresponding week of last year were Sl,Sso.l3s,
and for 1872, 81, ,723, ,559.
RAILWAY EARNINGS.
The Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway shows the
following comparative exhibit Of earnings during
tho drs week i'm JulV:-
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In the afternoon the market was dull without
important changes. Central Pacific gold bonds
closed at 50 a S91s, Western Pacifcs 81 80.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

AN OPPORTUNITY-TO SECURE THE FINEST
"A Broadway Dining Room and Restaurant for three
years without bonus; this includes all the elegant
black Furniture Ranges Steam Tables Fixtures,
Cooking Crockery. Glassware, Silver Service Linen,
yearly this AFFAIR open only to responsible parties.
We represent the owner, who wants security ior the
rent only.
PAALON SLOAN, 81 East Seventeenth street.
DARTNER wANTRD-IN A FINE AND WELL ES-
tablished dry goods and clothing business out West
entire cash system; must have capital from 5000 n
$5O partner to his attention to business Out there.
For further part culars inquire of L. YOUNG. Walker
street, New York
DARTNER WANTED-IN AN ESTABLISHED HOUSE
i furnishing and hardware business; any reliable
party having from S. so 5000 to invest can find this
first class opportunity references to be exchanged.
Address BUSINESS, station K, New York city.
CAFE INVESTMENTS MADE FOR PARTIES IN
- of any amount short loans collaterals to
pay per per month; guaranteed; highest refer
ences given Address INVESTORS, Herald ONCE.
yTyO CAPJT AIJ,TS-A MAGNIFICENT
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The undersigned offers for sale of the most atracs
tive large properties Virginia. at price which cannot
fail TO make It, in event perfectly safe anu highly
renumerative investment which In point or prospective
appreciation IL challenges comparison win any Dody OK
land IN the United States ,.x.
That man, whose sharp foresight is arrested BY this
brief advertisement and becomes the owner OF the estate
herein alluded to- wiSsurely make SlO IN " mont,ss
This is myth or wild assertion We believe 1t; We
Inc advertiser invites business Of means in any
sectinx of the United 10 address for further
r. B.-such an opportunity this has often been
treated with by some halt hearted man.
while another full OF pluck and adventure, enters il
and makes q fortune. word to the wIse Sc Address
JAMES L. DAYTON. No. 5 Dey street
WANTED TO SELL-TIIE PATENT RIGHT FO2 THE
w Eastern Western States This patent is but ono
old costs but Soc TO manufacture and retas at
81. Thousands have been sold The best
be given exceis Inventions for purpose that costs
SO Reason Tor selling, not sufficient capital to manufac-
ure ior the United Slates Most OF the purchase
can be paid in royalties Address box 20 Beverly N J
Post Office.
XNANTED-YOUNG MAN, WITH 500 TO TAKE
w charge of light business, salary $40 per swock ID
South 5th
C100 "A RARE CHANCE FOR ANY PERSON TO-
&lOV. make an honest living with q capital of SlJ
only or good security for that amount Address
ticulars, K. y. L., box 2il Herald office.
OK OOO wANTED--TO INCREASE AN ESTAB-
@O.OOO lshed manuactory for year, for
which tar rate will he paid with good iulotssg. All
dress iNV-siMANI, boA IA usraN olIvs,
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WANTED-YOuNG MAN, WITH $500 TO TAKE
w charge OF light business salary $40 per swock. ID
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C100 "A RARE CHANCE FOR ANY PERSON TO'
plOV. make an honest living with q capital OF siI
only or good security for that amount Address tor
ticulars, Il. r. L. box 2ll Herald Office
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lOs15 and lls3O A. M.

Il 5000 US 6'A C, '81. b c III
y WOW y $ Ys. l040 RIB c il2E
X lOO0O US 6's. cur. ...... ll6X
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The OuOtatiOps based cotton in store running
in quality not than half q grade above below
the grade quoted. The sales were
To-day. Last Epe'g. Total
Consumption. .................... 4B g97 LADS
Speculation ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "A
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The following are the total net receipts of cotton
at all ports since september l. Is1a:-

Grand total,
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Investment
Real Estate before Stocks.

TTNO CAPTTALIsTS-A MAGNIFICENT
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-02-27
MANUFACTURED II
3. P. HALL G. CO., Nashua, II. q.
Sold 5ua al Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
THIS is NO HUMBUC.

a-OEACHw WEEK. Agents wanted, particu-
y = lars free. ]. Worth 4 Co, St. Louis. Mo.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-02-27

VIZ noticed in n Of u exchanges
.b;s uaek the statement of Dea. John Hodg-
Eins. of South Jefferson, Me-, whose son was
cured of incipient consumption by the use OF
sThns0n's Anodyne Liniment. We refer to
Ills at this time as tending to corroborate the
s.a.amant we made last week in relation to
this Eminent as applied to consumption
TCom.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-02-27

If Congress had employed as much
scientific skill IN the arrangement of its He
construction Policy at the close, as the Wsr
Department did in the beginning of the war,
in arranging for the Manufacture OF what was
called Steriddn'S Cdudiry Condition POtcders,
for the use of the cavalry horses, no doubt the
Union would have been restored long ago
Ercldnqe.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-02-27

= NOTHING BETTER. cutle. Brss. Boston
DIR. John Ware. celebrated VEGETABLE
PULMONARY BALsAM, for Colds and Consumption.
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Go TO RIVERSIDE Water Cure. Hamilton, Ill.
I;roxvn's Bronchial TInches Tor Cough
and Colds.

I;roxvn.s Bronchial TrsSclhes Tor Ccughs
e. and Colds.
COUGH, COLD OR soRE THRoAr
REQUIRES immediate attention, and should be
Checked. If allowed to continue, IRRITATION OF
TIVE Luxus, A PERMANENT THROAT AFFECTION. Oh
an IscuRABLE LUNG DISEASE is often the result.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs, "a
Having 8 direct influence on the parts, give imms-
dis,e relief. For BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, CATARRE,
cossuuPrIvK AND THROAT DIsLAsKs, TRocHEsa are
used with alsed,s good rsccess.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC sPEAKHRs
will and TRocHgs usefuli in tearing TIE voice when
taken before Singing OF Speaking, and relieving the
.hroa. after an unusual exertion Of the vocalorgans.
Obtain only "BRowSs B~RoScHIAL TRocHEs,'
and do not take any Of the worthless imitation
tbs, may be offered. Sold ever v,chere.
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COLONIZATION IN COLORADO.

Extraordinary Inducements in the climate
health, mines, stock-growing, farmi.x, rapid de
velopment, and money-making. free.
Address A. Il. PATTERSON, Secretary, Fort Col
Inns. Colorado.
The Portland daily press., 1874-06-13

When the clock struck five yesterday after
noon the Hooks took the. sound for fire alarm
and rushed their truck into the street.
Prof Barbour will preach tomorrow at the
Second Parish church forenoon and afternoon,
services commencing at 105 a. m. and p. IN.
All are invited.
The carriage of passengers betwixt Lewiston
and Portland, via the Maine Central Railroad,
increased from 21,945 in 1872 to 81 ,642 in 1873,
a gain of 9697, or A per cent.
Robert G. Bigelow had one of his ribs broken
yesterday while watching the Cadets. A team
run into him and one of the sthills struck him
in the side.
Mrs Edward Whiting sustained bad bruises
about the head yesterday while at work in her
flower garden, 10y tripping up and falling back
ward.
Yesterday was field-day for Portland.
The first class of the Reform School will WIS.,
it the Industrial Exhibition this afternoon, un-
der the charge of the Superintendent, Eben
Wentworth, Esq
Portlanders had the pleasure of listening to
the music of four different bands yesterday.
Officer York had hard tussle with man
named Beatty yesterday afternoon at Gorham' S
Corner Beatty was obstructing the sidewalk
and when told to move on showed fight
The sixteenth anniversary of Arcana Lodge
No. l. o. of G. T., was celebrated last even
ing at their hall by appropriate exercises.
1t is said hat the q. S. Hotel has been leas-
ed to Mr.. 7. I'll. Walcott fer ten years. Mr. w.
to make his own repairs.
Marcellus Baker was very anxious to fight a
colored hackman who has reputation in that
line. at we'll known bar room last night he
didn't.
Three men came all the way from Topsham
to witness the Roberts trial yesterday.
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Mr.. Chapman, delegate from the District of
Columbia, moved the appropriation of $500. O0D
for continuing the Washington monument
The chairman, (Mr. Dawes) ruled that the nm
finished Washington monument was not n
work of the United States heretofore authoriz
ed by law, and consequently the amendment
was not in order.
On motion of Mr.. Hooper of Massachusetts,,
$40, 900 was inserted for light ship near the
entrance to New York harbor to mark the site
of the wreck of the steamship Scotland; also
for a fog bell near the entrance of New YORK
harbor.
The appropriation of $4,000 for lighthouse
and beacon at Matthias Point on the Potomac,
was struck out, and $4,000 was inserted for
lighthouse at the mouth of the York river, Vir-
ginia. The jurisdiction of the Lighthouse
Board was on motion of Mr.. Parker of Mis-
souri,, extended over the western rivers
On motion of Mr.. Hooper of Massachusetts,
$4,000 was inserted for lighthouse at the
mouth of Thunder Bay, Mich
The item of $4,000 for the Calling guns for
Notifications was struck out, 50 to 48; $4,000
was inserted to begin the publication of the
official records of the war of the rebellion of
both the Union and Confederate armies; S25,-
900 was inserted for the military prison at
Leavenworth, Kan. Having disposed of 80 of
the GA pages OF the bill, the committee rose.
Mr.. Maynard of Tennessee, gave notice he
would seek the floor at noon tomorrow to make
the conference report on the currency bill. Adj
iOurned
The Portland daily press., 1874-06-13

THAT enterprising firm, G. d. B. Fisk Il Co,
233 Middle Street, make an interesting an
nouncement in our advertising columns, which
may be read with profit by all who are in want
of clothes. A splendid line of summer suits,
in foreign and American fabrics are to be found
upon their counters. In shades and makeup
these are equal to any custom work ever pro-
duced, and the patterns to select from are many.
As the firm buys and sells for cash, it can
afford to throw goods upon the market at sur
prisingly low prices. The one price system is
strictly adhered to. and the price of each gar
ment is plainly marked upon it. A large and
handsome assortment of children's clothing is
also offered at low prices. If you want to fit
yourself out in nobby summer suit at rea-
sonable price, call on Fisk & Co.
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Ward GaucuSeS.

The Republican voters of this city requested to
meet at their respective Ward Rooms on
Monday Evening. Jnne 18th, 1874, Mt
1-2 O'Clock,
for the purpose of eectng three delegates from each
Ward to attend the State Convention to be holden at
Augusta on the 18th inst, for the purpose of nom1
mating candidate for Governor.
Also to elect six delegates from each Ward to at
tend the District Convention to be holden at Lancas-
ter Hail. in this city, on Wednesday, the oath inst
The delegates elected to the State Convention
are requested to meet in the Ward Room of Ward
Three on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 10th, at
O'Clock. and elect six delegates at large.
The delegates to the District Convention are e.
quested to meet at the same place on SATURDAY
AFTERNOON, June goth, at 5 o'clock, and elect six
delegates at large. W. c. HOW,
Chairman Republican City Committee.
c. O. LEACH Secretarv
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

Thursday the hrst of the new crop of wheat
900 sacks-were received in San Francisco.
The Portsmouth, N H.. city government has
sent committee to the Legislature to protest
seven wards instead of four as at present con-
stituted.
A Swedish sea captain was drugged and rob-
bed of diamonds worth $4,000 in New YorR
Monday. Detectives have since come in pos
session of diamonds captured from thieves, but
they refuse to allow the robbed man to exam
inc the property.
Two sharp shocks of earthquake were felt in
San Francisco Thursday.
The Ontario car works at London Ontario
including the blacksmith and wood shop, engine
house. car material, tools and machinery, were
burned yesterday morning. Loss heavy.
Charity Commissioners Wills Ferguson and
NOVEL; were sentenced yesterday in the ex-
traordnary court of Oyer and Terminer, Brook
Ign, by Judge Daniels, to pay fine of $500
each The counsel for the defence submitted a
writ of error, which is to be decided by the
general term, after which the fines were paid.
The internal revenue receipts yesterday were
$257, 1896.
The property of the Long Island Club, a well
known ring institution in Brooklyn, including
the house and grounds, brought $4,000 under
the hammer
The loss by the burning of the Ontario car
A coored man named Edward Brown was
hung at Culpepper, Va, yesterday.
The body of a man dressed in United States
marine uniform, and whose clothing was mark
ed William King, was found near Portsmouth
yesterday.
A. f. Downing, Mexican veteran of Ports
mouth, died yesterday.
The President has refused to send troops to
Petersburg, Va, to protect the threatened lives
of several persons. He will not interfere with
the officers.
The daughter of Rev. DR.. Storrs of Brook
lyn, was married last night to Prof. Coe of
Yale College.
Base ball, New York-Mutuals 8, Athletics 6.
Work on the new State house at Albany has
been resumed.
T. S. Green, long Superintendent Of the Bos-
ton & Albany Railroad, died yesterday at Al
bany.
The American pilgrims in Rome have pre-
scented the Pope with 100000 besides Golfer
of gold nuggets from American mines.
A large number of military and naval nomi-
nations were confirmed yesterday by the Sem
ate.
The steamer Faraday arrived at Halifax yes
terday for coal and water, and will return to
Portsmouth, N. FL.
Base ball at Hartford-Hartfords II, Yale
University 9.
The proprietors of the Old South church at
Boston have voted to sell it under the recent
act of the Legislature.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK..
American Institute of Homeo

American Institufc of Homeopathy.
NIAGARA FALLS, June 1.-THE American
Institute of Homeopathy reassembled this
morning. The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President, w. H. Hol-
combe of New Orleans; Vice President, L. E.
Abner of Lacrosse, Wis; General Secrt tary
Robert j. McClutchy of Philadelphia, Provis-
ional Secretary b. w. james of Philadelphia;
Treasurer, E. M. Kellogg of New York; Cen
sors, F. r. McManus of Baltimore, N r.
Morse of Salem Mass, G. G. Higbee of ST.
Paul. Mimi, G. S. Eldridge of Chicago, HI. F.
Biggar of Cleveland.
Adjourned to meet at Put-in-Bay, Lake Erie,
the second Tuesday of June, 1875.
Various Matters.
NEW YORK, June 12.-This evening the three
story brick building No. 500 West 2Sth street.
occupied by the National Chemical Wood
Treatment Company as factory, was com
pletely destroyed by fire. Loss $4,000
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WASHINGTON.
NOmninatiOus.

WASHINGTON, June 12-The President sent
the following nominations to the Senate to-
day: Robert M. Reynolds, Minister resident
OF the United States at Bolivia; Lucian G.
HeneberSe, Assistant Surgeon of the United
States Navy.
Call for NJ lore 5-2Os.
Secretary Bristow to day made call for the
following bonds, payable ON and after Sept 5th,
1874:
Coupon bonds of the Sd series act of Feb. 25,
1862, dated May 1st 1862, as follows: Coupon
bonds $50, No 1901 to 12200, both inclusive;
800, No 37401 to No. $4,000, both inclusive;
$500 No. 1870 to No 1900, both inclusive; &c.
600, No. 46101 to No. 1890, both inclusive;
total 100000. Registered bonds: $50, No
145l to No. 1850, both inclusive; 800, No. 106S1
to No. 10000, both inclusive; $500, No. 6391 to
No. 6400, both inclusive; $1,000, No. 26lO1 to
No. 26l66, both inclusive; $4,000, No. 1901 to
No. 1903, both inclusive; $4,000, No 10510
to No. 1866, both inclusive: total 100000;
grand total 81, 100000.
Treasury Balances.
The following are the Treasury balances to-
day :-Currency, $11, 316,4 51; special deposit of
legal tenders for redemption of certificates of
deposit, $58, 585,0 900; coin, $S O63S 493 including
coin certificates $50, 944, 600; outstanding legal
tenders $3S2,000000
The Moiety Bill.
The Com nittee on Ways and Means has
agreed to recommend Inconvenience in the
Senate amendment to the anti-moiety bill, with
reference to the production of books, invoices,
and pagers in all suits and proceedings other
than criminal, arising under cur revenue laws
wherever the attorney representing the govern
ment believes they will tend to prove any ale-
cation made by the United States.
Ballot Boxes,
Senator Carpenter, from the Committee on
Elections, reported to-day that while said COM
mittee considered it patriotic to adopt ballot
box it recommended unanimously to the states
oaparal1v MarStnn'S safatu ha1lot nv
other frauds