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HARBOR IMPROVEMENTS AT MANIsTEE
H MICHIGAN.
UNITED STATES ENGINEER g OFFICE.
No. 5l2 MAIN STREET.


MILWAUKEE,, Wis, December, 8, 1858.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this en- &c
until y m; JANUARY 10, 1853, for extending thel
piers q Msnistee, Michigan. The proposals viii
terial end labor.
For particulars as TO payments, time OF conf
mepcing and finishing the work, ciassi fcation o
material, &C., apply to this office, where plans and
proposals..
Contractors furnishing material will be required
70 hold them without expense to the United states
charge Of the work.
Each bid. to have consideration, must be accom-
panied By guarantee signed BY two responsible
pames and duly certified to. required upon the
forms furnished
printed copy Of this advertisement will be at
tached to each proposal.
BLANK forms Of proposals. with form OF gusrau-
tee will be furnished from this Office upon appi-
catien.
The werk will be let to the lowest responsible
ject all bids.
Contracts with good and sufficient sureties win
be executed within ten days from the date OF the
The proposals will be placed in sealed envelopes,
endorsed Proposals for extending Inc Piers at
Manistee, Michigan" and addressed tn
Brevet Lieut.. Col. y. q. FAk9UHAR,
ja4 st Captain OF Engineers.
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70 ALL WHOM IT aAY OONOIR1.

TO ALL WHOM IT aAY OONOERA.
DEIARYhBNf OF YHI INYHlIol
a, PENSION OBBIcR, July lSth IT,
Inn, nea HOE having been made under the sct Of
seriSsS ~, Gor the reissue Of the following de.
bssn - Land warrants, which are alleged 10 have
maj ~ oss OF deetroyed,-Aottes IL hereby eiven
Tsr,stne dste following the description Of esch
Win - new certncate or war rant OF Ike tAno1
49, fsassued, II valid OBJECTION ahonIa TIA.
o. q. COX, Oonmissionsf.
MA VII TOT l6o acres, issued under the act,of
10 srsntsS9 - N the nam sof Abraham HAN ana
M ~ vctoDer d, 1886. January g. I36o
Sentemker ,9a log Acres, issued under the Act N
~ n Jox. ,oo, In the name Of Lucinda vidov
II arch q. IN ~ nd was granted August n. iss;
no seIz Ss Tor g acres, issued undsr tia act of
=. 80 "a The name Of La7arus TiIIev ana
~ sre1.eo Aose.t s, lsss. March rs Issa anu
TaIss, , Is TO t., SIvI s0TICF, Tn.. tn. ,oo
= ScrihocI ~ 0otained from the Orphanss Cont
Si wsseinsso9 County, In the District Of Conn.
tate OF Nm ncLANE Silly Az ~ W. ~
lnston City, y. e., deceased AN nsrso.. h Wann-
CLAIMS against the aid dscssas a.H essons having
60 exhibit the same, With the veuchsss ~ vs5neo
the Subscriber, before the Iath a. 70
esr next; they may otheryiss 6y iaG Se exciDded
my hand this 18th Asy e pSss@sss, ssSs. .n0'f
- - eS9S Aoministrntor.
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JDk ESS MAKING.

DIT mrs, AiKfNsos. s41 "a, E,sS,,s
Esen l md x nerth. weddins. Rsos,ttors
.s...y,tm styles. No work dishted 10 hsstsn n.
ss, ,,,eios-tine always set and no dis~sSo,ns,
p,9 - Mschine stitching and Cutf;n : nt
ossHhs carefully and promptly Gone DC IL In a'
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IL SUDDENLY SEIZED with paia, o.s GO.
sroo nful in glass Of water will. IN feu mi atss
remove ell uneasinsss
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lROPOsALs FOB FRESH BEEF.
OFFICE ASST OoM. OF b. EXISTENCE,

VFfIC as OOsi. Uf r,oa y nsItIE
eesled Propossls In du plicate: are invited until
u o'clock rs, JANUARY 10, 1853, for furnishing
such quantities Of Fresh Beef - may be required
By that Department, for any purpose. 81 none-
80 1860.
Tho Beef must be Of good and markstalas
and kidney tallow excluded and IL not sstisfac.
tory. purchases will be made IN open markee and
Good and sufficient security will BE- required for
the due ful6 imsnt Of the contract, and the names
Payment win be made In Government fumes, 1t
the end Of each mouth
marked :. Proposals for Beef"
isi5t First Lieut. 18th lafsrtry, A G 8.
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APPLIED EXTERsALLy-wh~u there "a psis
Inflammation. Affords instant ease.
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FOUND TREsPAsStNG on PREMISES ad-
a. Ieiplpg Glenwood Cemetery. q sow and PIGS.
pep charges. and take them away.
de S-st' q eLESDENIH.
IL THE 0wEER OF THE ABvE DESCRIBED
rlSs does not call, prove proRsrg, pay charges,
9Th they will be sold at public auction at wa IL
Bazaar. liza 4-3t.l q CIeNDHNIH
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The Mysterious Million that is Twins
Around Loose.


Our press dispatches of yesterday morning
embraced the following paragraph.
"a Treasury agent al Mobile teiegraphed
Secretary McCulloch from Mobile, reporting
the discovery OF Sl.GG0uN In gold belonging to
the Confederate Government. which parties
were endeaVoring 10 get out OF the cOuutr T.
McCuloch telegraphed the agent to take an es-
cort and get possession Of the property
Perhaps our readers need 10 know who this
s0-cailed "Treasu ry agent is. His name is
william Jones, and will be well rem EN- Der ed
IN Confederate times an individual then re-
siding in Mobile, who eloped to the Federal
raguts feet into Mobile Bay. Not content with
that exploit, he has consented 10 give us the
benefit OF his valuable Citizenship again, and
mss been spending his time in seeing how be
can make little black mail money and at the
same time celebrate his .sloilty' by nosing out
something 70 the injury of some OF his fellow.
citizens. This spy has taken il into his head
that there are million Of dollars in gold in one
Of the MOBILE banks. which was Confederate
money-therefore, is Federal money. We
heard OF his eapers some days ago, aud how he
had Set q watch on these respectable ban KS and
was trying TO rope some decent people int his
'-ioil- speculations. II the telegraph is to be
believed, be has imposed on the Secretary OF
the Treasury. the latter officer is very guilt
BILE, Mr.. Jones will lead him into ridicn Ious
snarl- As for the gold million, it is all in Mr.
Jones eye Considering the an tecedents Of this
enterprlsing CITIZEN we would suppose tina
mis- proper role here would be 10 s'let US have
peace" Shadiness suits his case They do say
be is aiming 10 be General q rants Collector o.
the Port of Mobile-an appointment emInently
''nt TO be made" seeing that he does Tot know
now to write readable letter.
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de Std Superintendent Police Telegraph
nEAvOp,a OrrJCr CITv uaT

Nl WASHINGTON. d. q December So 1855
Proposals will be received at this afice until II
O'Clock M, SATURDAY, January 9, 1859, for
grading and grsyeling street north. from North
approved November 9, 1868.
Also, for grading and graveling N street north,
from North Capitol street to Boundary street, un-
der an act approved November 9, 1868.
Also. for grading and graveling street north,
from North Capitol street to Second street east
under an act approved November q. 1858
Also, Tor grading and gravelng First street east,
from street north to street north, under an act
approved November q, 1858.
epsci acations for doing this work may bevseen ct
the Mayors Office, where copies can be obtained;
and bidders are respectfully notified that bid
will be entertAiR ned that does not strictly conform
with said specifications. J. H ORANE,
deSl-St Commissioner Fourth Ward.
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STOPS PAIN quicker than mo-phiss, csis-s-
formi opium, or any other aaOdyn ne known 10 the
world.
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X. r.. n.
fhk GREAT REMEDY ron HONE
PURPOSES.
TAkEN ISTHRSALLY-H.g.,e N,o,,s.t a
iGisd an water, .. . pleasant drtnk-~u siatiax
aud STRENGTHENING.
APPLIED ExTERsALLy-wh-u there "a sale
Inflammation. Affords instant eAss.
STOPS PAIN quicker than mo-phia., csl.rs-
torm, opium, or any other aaOdy ne known 10 the
world.
IL SUDDENLY SEIZED win p.ia, Doe Co.
spoonful in glass OF water will. IN feu mi atss
remove ell uneasiness.
PERSONS aUBJE cot to appoplery, hs>rt dss-
eaee, headaches, sudden Paintings should k.sp ths
Relief near them, tesspOonful On Ustsr, val. fo
three minutes, remove eli dif ,sltg.
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pROPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF

OFFICE Acre Assn Con-. OF SUBSISTENCE. I
PIKEsvILLE ARsKyAL. Mp. January l, 1859 {
sealed Proposals Tin duplicatel will be received
At this office until January IL 1852 at 10 Q m for
supplyins the troops at this Arsenal with FRESH
BEEF Tor six (6D months or such less time A. the
Commtssary General may direct
The Fresh Beefto be delivered IN such quaint.
such Gays as may be designated by the officer in
charge.
Further Particulars upon application to this
Office.
Bidders are invited to be present at the opening
of the bids. NJ. j GREALTSH,
Captain and D. g. X =,
In charge OF Pikesville Arsenal, and A. A. C.S.
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ny WIN. L. WALL q 90, Auctioneers.
II Stores Is and 311,
Southwest corner Pennh avenue and 9Th street.
VAL sToREs. kouIfHsSTs, &c. ma
NAVY YARD, WASHINGTON.
- Commandaat's Octce. Dec 18th, leSs
der, on MONDAY. January 18th 1853. at IL m /, at
the WashinstoD Navy Yard, Q large quantity of
condemnsd articles, among which may be enumers-
ted as follows:
For the BveaH Of Con sfrsction aad RepafrS
% barrels Brass and Copper WashinRs; q lot of
o,d Mees Chests; Step Lsdders. Matches; Port
shutters; Oars; Casks; Breakers, &c &c. Also, a
lot OF Furniture, such as WAshstands; Sofas;
Chairs; Tables; Book Gases, &c, &C.
Fo- the BrreaM Of Equipneat aad RacrmifiHg
fo feet Gum Hose IS coils old Hawsers. &c;
Stoves, with Pipe; lot old Rope; IS Curtains; u
pounds Scrap Leather; Blankets. 097 pound
Salt water soaps Carpets; lot old Rags, &C., &es
For fhe Buear Of Stea,n EnsinseriaE
2,0s2 pounds ucks Packing.
For "a. BHrsaN Of Yards and Docks
u Old St.elyards; ! Platform Scale; Sofa;
Tub lot old scaffold Poles; \ old Boiler 81 feet
by a inches; 10Y assorted ssshes so loads old Lum
Der; 81 Doors and Frames, light Wagon; Cook
ing Stove, &C., &c.
For tie Bureau Of Provisions and Clotkiss
=, y barrels flour IS half barrels flour; cask 400
Tomatoes: box IS los Preservea Meat; "a kegs
"a 054 lbs Pickles, &c, &c.
Terms cash: Twenty per cent. OF the purchase
money viii be required at the time of sale
Articles to be removed within six days, or for
WIN RApFORD,
Rear Admiral and CommsndAnt.
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PROPOSALS,
nTEICE OF sUPERINTeNDEST AND
~ sPEOT0k az Rs, CAkRIAGIwAYs,

AND fOOTWArS
ss,IsS R y. s. TUs p
Once until II o'clock 4 on THURSDAY the 18th
instant, for PAVING, Ourbing. &c for the year
eommeneing April i, 1882 for the several wards Of
the city NO contractor to have, nor be interested
Specifications can be aeen at this Office, also az
the Office Of the Commandment OF Improvement
In the basement Of the vest wing Of the City Hall
No bid viii be received which does not include
ril
The Law requires that contractors fer the above
Snail be practical PAYERS
zach bid must be accompanied with the written
guarantee OF q responsible party (knswn to be
suchD that. il accepted the bidder Nill execute q
contract in due form, and perform the ork in &C.
The guarantee must be in substance as foIlovs.-
~, guarantee that II this bid be q -oepted by
the Mayor that the bidder will enter iutc con.
trsst for the same. and perform the work sccord-
All assessments for the above work 10 be made in
'"'' WIN sA P'H. poHEGAN.
ja5-st Supt and Inspr Of Streets. Sewers. &c.
pROPOsALs FOB WOOD.
OFFICE CHIRY QUARrERMAsrER,
Fourth MILITARY DISTRICT,
vICksBURG, Miss, Dec. "a, 1868 \
Sealed Proposals, in trlpticate, will be received
by mail At this office until IL m. SATURDAY. the
Eth CAY Of Jsauary 1855; Tor the delivery to the
hunared (s0ol cords Of good. merohsntabls. dry,
hard " GOD, 10 sucb quantities and at such tim -
as may be required for the public service a. the
Proposals viii be subject to the usual conditions
ne ntioned in my previous Advertisements for sup
plies.
By order of the General Comm.ndtns
Brevet Col. and A. o, M, U. s. A, 40. M,
4th Military District. asst
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DY GREEN q WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers aud Real Eetste Br oker
No. e26, southeast corner 9TH and ID streets

IN THE FIRST AID
- by virtue OF deed OF Or ust to me bearing
G% 6 Dat on the eleventh day of February, AID.
No. Is, folio $50 OF the Lard Record. for Washing
ton comfy, in the district Of Columbia, I shall
m. in fir Il of the premises the south half OF lot
NUMBER thirty two g IN the subdivision Of
his property is improved BY . comfortable
bul'ding, and Is very desirable stand for = store
ot aiy Kind, being situated diagonaly opposite 20
the estern MArket House. on 18Th street west
between h and L streets north.
Terms: One half cash; balance IA six aud twelve
menths. secured by deed Of trust the pr emises
All conreyapclng and revenue STAMPS at cost Of
purchaser Sl0to be paid down when the proper
ty 10 knocked down At sale.
III the terms not complied with within ts
days OF SALE the trustee the right TO resell
at risk and cost of defsulting purchaser
Nm. A. WARD, Trustee.
aid GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP LINE TO EUROPE.

Action Of the Norfolk Board of Trade ON tho
Proposed Mediterranean and Oriental steam
Navigation Company.
The Norfolk Board Of Trade held o meeting on
the Sd inst and passed resolutions pledging the aid
OF the Board to the Mediterranean and Oriental
Steam Navigation Company Of New York in estab
fishing line OF steamships from Norfolk Port
Royal Brunswick and other Southern ports; APPROX
ing OF the bill to be presented to Congress fnc0rpor
atlng and aiding the company and praying Its
passage by both houses and its approval
by the President The Dill referred to guaran.
tees 10 this company the conveyance OF the
mails to Southern Europe for twenty years at liked
rae secures aid In bonds from the southern States,
which bonds are to be deposited In the Post ONCE
Departments provides for tue carriage aud proper
treatment OF emigrants; obtains the prlvil-
ege Of purchasing steamships from the
government condemned as useless to the Navy
Depa rtment, and guarantees that all operations OF
the company .snall be carried on In steamships
built In our own country, out OF native material by
our oWn mechanics, ana sailed under our own nag,
by our own citizens and governed by laws enacted
by Congress.n
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

REscUED.-Two young girls, both aged sixteen
years. were taken from a low house OF III fame by
officers, yesterday morning. and taken before JUS
tce Dodge at JEFFERSON Market when complaints
were preferred against them by their mothers and
they were sent TO the House Of the Good Shepherd.
NEGRO QUARREL.-Samuel Halsey, @ colored
man. charged Joseph Roberts, also colored, with
yesterday. The quarrel arose about the roasting OF
nuts, and II Is feared that Halsey s seriously
injured. Judge Downing held Roberts to answer.
CARBINE PRACTICE AT THE ATLANTIC GARDEN
soldier named Charles Mehan, who il stationed at
Governors Island, was In the Bowery yesterday
afternoon and was in the Atlantic Garden drinking
with he fired his carbine, and the shot entered the
ceiling OF the saloon. He was taken into custody Tor
malicious damage, and brought before Justice Dow.
ling, at the Tombs. who held him to answer. Menan
said 1t was an accident but al he was under the
influence OF liquor his testimony OF little value
LARCENY OF MoNEY.-Midivel Corbitt Q young
man, with long, shiny black hair was arraigned
before Justice Dodge yesterday at JEFFERSON Market,
by officer Donohue, Of the Twentieth precinct upon
complaint OF Mrs, Julia O'Brien, Of No. 63S West
i've dollars In money from her on Saturday The
money had been placed In cut on the manelpiece
IN the room by Mr.. O'Brien, and, while temporary
take tho property. He denied the charge, but was
committed in default OF 81 600 bail to answer.
DISHONEST CooK.-John Powers, colored
cook, employed on the tug Angelina Corning was
arrested by o1cer Stevens, Of the Eighth precinct
upon complaint OF his employer, Captain Levi Mar
TN, or Saugertes, Ulster county, VINO charges tnat
visions for Sunday; instead OF doing which he spent
the money ana returned 10 the tug minus his pro-
Visions Adam Slater. also employed on tne same
vessel. charges that when Powers left the tug TO
procure the provisions he took coat OF his valued at
Sl2 ~ which he failed to return, alleging mat u mao
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been stolen. He admitted taking the property upon
being arraigned before Justice Dodge yesterday, End
was committed In default OF $500 bail 10 answer.
THE SEVENTH WARD FELoNIoUs ASSAULT
Detective officers shsvey and Jarboe, OF the Sew
enth precinct police, yesterday arraigned before
Justice Mansfield at the Essex Market Police Court,
two men giving their names as Anthony Gillespie
and John Ridley, whom they arrested on sunday
night on charge OF having committed feoni0us
assault upon Dennis Kelly, Of $50 w ater street. Mr..
Kelly Is so seriously injured that he was unable to
appear In court, ana consequently no afhdaylt was
made against the prisoners. As no complaint Is TO
be found ID the court facts OF the case cannot be
ss he M hos ke e resls Of KeIlv;s
injuries Gillespie Ia said to be notorious wharf
the police.
THE EIGHTEENTH WARD srABBINa AFFRAY.-James
Kelly. the young man arrested by ofncer Mynan, OF
the Eighteenth precinct, on sunday, charged WITH
stabbing Lewis Bransom in the side with pocket
knife while In his saloon OF Thirteenth street
and Third avenue. on Saturday night, was yesterday
arragned before Justice Dodge at JEFFERSON Market,
and upon complaint OF the offcer, In behalf OF the
man wnS rss s mn 70 MS oeu
cate received from the attending physician certified
that he had made an examination OF Bransom'a
wounds and discovered In the side near the nip, Q
stab wound three and q half inches long extending
inward and downward, which he does not consider
materially dangerous at present The knife used by
Kelly is In the possession OF ofIcer Myhan In his
informal examination he stated he was twenty-Ono
years OF age born In Ireland. resides az ~ EAST
Seventeenth street. BY occupation printer, and not
guilty OF the charge.
RECKLESS sH0oTING.-On Sunday night James
Murray, resident Of the Eighteenth ward, having
imbibed too much fighting whiskey, brought up In
the middle OF the block In Twenty-fourth street be-
tween Second and Third avenues eager for Q light
Not being able TO find any person on whom to prac-
tlsc the manly art he drew large sized seven
shooter from his pocket and mistaking the pave
ment for an enemy commenced firing In
rapid succession. ofncer Trip. OF the
Eighteenth precinct who was on post In
proceeded
to the neld Of battle and conveyed the valiant
James 10 the station house In Twentysecond street.
Yesterday morning ne appeared before Justice
Dodge at Jefferson Market with ono eye blackeneo,
and stated 1t unnecessary for MIN to 60 armed e.
he had lately been attacked by gang OF Mackerel-
vile roughs and badly beaten. He was committed
for examination, but discharged on the application
OF an alderman OF the ward. who gave bonds In tho
sum OF $1,000 for his appearance to answer tne
charge.
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!. NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS CuUa
Alleged Whisikey Frauds.
Before Commissioner She DIS.

The United States u.s. Z. B. Keltogg.-The defendant
was charged with carrying on the business OF dis
tiller at No. 80 West street without paying the tax
required by law. Assistant District Attorney Purdy
appeared lor Tue prosecution anu hessrs. Rollins
NJ @. Duignan testified that ne was dstiller and
was IN Inc s Employ o. tne deienaan. rom Jay 20 NO
OF Q rectder and wholesale dealer; witness made his
wine, &C.; he had large 800 gallon STILL worm
pumps aud o dumping tube; also q small tube that
connected with the boiler which ran the larger
stills witness superlntended the larger still under
the direction OF the defendant; the process OF
dtstlAton was carried on at the DEFENDANTS estab
lisnment; there was dumping In the cistern together
with wine and other nuds containing large per-
centage OF spirit and other matters that came down
from his establishment In avenue A; the nulds were
the steam was turned on ana the spirit was distilled
out OF u; % II flowed from the worm 1t poured
into n0gsneads thus was made distilled gin Into
Bourbon whiskey; there was brandy manufactured
from spirits and wine and sent away In foreign
packages without any stamps upon them; brandy
contained twelve barrels Of spirits; defendant tod
witness that the wine was made from lamentations
the small still was used for manufacturing brandy,
In cross-examinaton the witness stated that when
he went to KelOgg's he was to inspect the wines
lector Bailey to The enect that he was making dis
titled spirIs from wine; saw two casks Of brandy
without stamps helped TO load the carts; the whis-
William Wheaton test1ed that he went to Kel-
logRs place two or three DAYS after was seized;
found quantity Of beer wine and spirits; twenty
four barrels high wines, bourbon whnkey, and an
alcohol STILL French still and small still; there
that the wine was composition OF sugar and mo-
lasses fermented; by putting this wine Id sull q
vapor Is produced and condensed which made the
spirits.
The witness on examination said that he did
not find . mashtub on the premises; was there
prior to the seizure as officer, and never saw any
thing going on except redistiilation.
The further hearing OF the Case was then ad-
jOurned till this morning.
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SOCIAL SCIENCE M;eIINl

social science meeting was held last evening az
Plimpton Hail. Eighth street. near Third avenue.
There was fair attendance. DR.. Scott presided,
and after few preliminary remarks. Introduced
the speaker OF the evening, Mr. II. P. Austin. MIR.
Austin then spoke at some length on tho American
monetary system, and suggested q means by
which national currency could be established
better than gold and the national debt paid or in
a short time without taxation. Ho alluded to the
great wealth and resources OF the country, the good
which resulted from the recent national struggle
and the brilliant prospect Of the future lie argued
that II his plan was adopted financial mudd.es
might soon be cleared up the Treasury Department
reduced 10 plain machine, and there would DC no
further necessity for the sale OF gold.
The CHAIRMAN followed In few remarks, IN which
he referred to the fact that currency had not %
standard, but relative value and pointed out tnc
evils result ting therefrom
Dr. EDWARDS considered theology and the ques-
tlon OF currency the two greatest questions o. tno
country. Gold was commodity and not money
and money was "m0neo advise''-a letter OF au-
vice for goods. Anything which he could not uso
was not money, and as he could not eat gou ~ was
not, therefore. cash. The speaker continued MS re-
marks for some time, after which the meehhn A''
1Ournek