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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-12-04
Use 6SeDne'S Pain KiILing
MAGIC OIL.

III VOTES IKE u ChuTm."
One Bottle of this Magic Oil in family, cures a
number of persons of Headache, Colds, Neuralgia,
Toothache, Earache, Sore Eyes, Catarrh, Lame
ness &c. 1t might be more mannerlv if each per-
son had bottle of Renne's Magic Oil fer their own
particular usc as one man said, it was i'll his house
i'one in esch re ON IN the house" But
One Bottle of Renne's Magic Oil is better than
one Bottle OF Rennes Magic Oil is better than mono
One Bottle OF Rennes Magic Oil is better than none
One Bottle OF ienne'- Magic on is better than
One Roitle OF Rennes Magic Oil is better than
One Bottle oftennes Magic Oil is better than none
One Bottle of Renncs Magic Oil better than
Use Rennes Magic Oil, Men
Use Rennes Magic Oil, Women.
Use Rennes Magic Oil, Children.
Use Rennes Magic Oil. lnvads.
Use Rennes Magic Oh, Old aud Young.
Use Rennes Magic OIL in Family.
Use Rennes Magic on Journey.
is the best thing TO kill lice on cattle and horses
r IA To Tor Harness Calls, and Sores, Caked nd.
der cows, Horse distcmper, Collie and Cramps.
Try it and see. WIN. RENNE Il SONS, Sole pro.
prietors, Pit stield, Mass.
Sold by f. FULLER, Druggist, Augusta Me.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-12-04

Soreness Of the breast or lungs, or liver difficult
ties, are relieved by placing two three tn ck-
nesses Of flannel wet with Renne's Pain Killing
Magic Oh over the soreness when retiring to bed
at night. Try it. One application will help you
very much. dec2 t&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-12-04

REMoyAL.-F. C. Foote has removed her
stock of hair goods to l40 Water ST., over
Perce's Book Store, where she will be pleas
ed to exhibit to old and new customers her
large assortment of switches braids, natural
curls, &C. Work of all kinds done to order.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-12-04
Personal NOTICE.

All officers, sailors and soldiers. wounded, rup
tured iniurcd in the late Rebellion. however
slightly can obtain Pension by addressing DR.. +.
Il. JACKSON, late Surgeon in United States Navy,
No. 1, New Chambers s., New York City Com
municati)ns promptly answered oct:9-sntly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-12-04
Special Notices.

$40 to $1,000 s s sts AND @s SSa
Send for particulars. Tumbridge s. Co., Bankers
2Wall St, n \. nov3.spnt&w2m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-12-04

We fail to see the Belfast Journals OBJ
.iec. in misreprescnting this paper in re-
gard to Mr.. Nye's rejection of an insur-
ance company's application to do business
in this State. No correspondent has been
allowed to attack the Commissioner,
as asserted by the Journal, nor have we
editorialy said aught against Mr.. Nyes
decision. 1t may have been just right
we did say, and as the journal has called
up the subject again. now emphatically
repeat, that, under the present law, the
Commissioner is clothed with complete
despotic power in the matter Of rejecting
companies. We suggested and again
suggest. that the law be so changed that
an aggreved company may have right
to appeal to some competent and proper
officer, or board, when it so elects. And
the Belfast Journal is Of the same way of
thinking. too, if it thinks about the subject
at all
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-12-04
THE LATEST PRESS JOKE.

A few days ago the bright eyes of the
Portland Press discovered among the acts
of the last Legislature a magnificent mares
nest. 1t took u whole column to tell
about it. 1t was resolve to quiet certain
settlers upon disputed territory in the
northern part of the State, that was intro
duccd, the Press says, by Mr.. Powers OF
Houlton, and which, according to the
Press, if it had received the signature of
the Governor, would have wrongtully
transferred about $4,000 from the State
treasury to private pockets. The Argus
and Advertiser took stock 10 the story, and
each also gave it a hearty scnd-of. The
Bangor Wing g. Courier, to show its in
credulity, good-naturedly asked why the
editor of the Press, who was an indus
trious and valuable member of the last
House, did not detect and denounce the
monstrous conspiracy, when the resolve
came before him for his vote, inasmuch
as the Press has been very severe on Sem
ator Hamlin for ever allowing any evil
thing to come forth from Congress while
he has been a member thereof. Mr..
! Powers says in note to the Wing that he
does not remember of offering any such
wicked resolve, but if he did. that he was
instructed to do SO by a committee. Now
the great sensation finds its everlasting
quietus in the letter of Hon. A. w. Paine
to the Wing, which we copy to-day. Get
ting at the facts, says the Wing:
"We find that the action originated with a
gentleman of this highest integrity, who was
commissioned by the Land Agent, at the sug-
geston of the Governor and Council, to ia
vestgate the subject; that the result of his in
Quiries was incorporated in the Land Agents
Report; that the Resolve in question was
drawn up by himself in pursuance of the OBJ.
jects of that investigation; that no member OF
the Legislature was in any way responsible
for its introduction further than to act in ac
cord with the vote of the committee based on
the representation of the facts by Mr.. Paine
and finally that instead of one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars, the Resolve is believed
to cover only a few hundred acres of land on
which the settlers are entitled to receive the
.25 per acre paid to this State for that pur
pose by the United States. The titles of all
settlers on State lands have already been
Quoted by deeds furnished by the State and
the measure proposed covered only the case
of the small number of settlers ON lands
owned by others, coming within the provs
ions Of the Congressional appropriation.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-05
PIANOS.

Parties wishing to purchase pianos
can get them from first hands, IS [ will
he in this city from now on, for the pur-
pose Of selling, our pianos to those who
wish to buy on terms to suit purchasers.
Having no agents in this city, We pay
no commissions and expect no favors of
the same. Our pianos are warranted in
all respects for five years, and will be
kept in tune and perfect order the first
year, free of chorge. Our pianos are
made for this climate, and time will test
their durability:-they are able to speak
for themselves for power. sweetness,
purity of tone and finish. One Of these
Instruments can be seen at Mrs. NJ. 3.
Dow's. L. II. Lowe < Co., \. y.
U23-1m
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-05

Mss ANNETTE IscE, splendid actress,
is under an engagement at Pipersss Opera
House at present. She was billed to
play 'JulIa in The Hunchback :"
last night. We hope she will come here
and let us Carsonites have look at her
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-05

ANNE, daughter OF Sheriff Shaw, Of
Lyon county, die at Dayton, on Mon
day Ct smallpox.
, 1874-11-21

An Executive Committee Appointed
for iowa to Look Aftor the suffer-
ers In Tiant State and NebrAsikn.
Gpfaat DlspaseA to 1hs Chi<aoa Tribune.
DEs MONIES, H., Oct. pa public meeting
was held last night to devise meau4 to assist tho
grasehopper aufforers IN PORTIONS Of this State
aud Nebraska. Gov. Carpenter, Col: spo1osd,
Adiutant-a General Baker; of this city; we're ap-
pointed al Executive Committee. :. Ooutribu-
ttqua9. must pe sept only to agents indprssd by
them, Tho following wore soloctou as q Gem
eral State Committed: Gov. G. Q. Carpenter,
tho Hon. A: Russell, Col. Alonzo Abor-
J; Il: :: Tuttle,. ex.Qer. Morrill,, Qapt,
=: =. West, Gon. n, ,. Baker, tho Hon. George
W Jonea. Of Des Moiuea o1-uov. kirkuoo1,
Of Iowa City l.. ex~Goy, Htona, Knoxyilla, Col.
J. 9, Parrot, samuel ClarN. Judge Cagsct!t,
Kaokuk !. the Hon. John H. Gear. Col. A. A.
Ps. Illus, Burlington Col. Milo, Smith and Wal
TER ! Hayes Clinton; tho aon. David 3: Wilson
Potter and D. N. llchsrdaon, Davenport, Will
INN =. u. ppaoy, Council Bluffs; Col. n H.
Hamilton and 8. D. Evans, o,tumwa; the Hon.
Samuel MeNutt, afuAcatine; the Hon. George D.
Perkins, sioux' City; Frank Larabea and I'd L.
baroon. McGraGor;s ]. L. Beaver, Cedar Rapids
, 1874-11-21
HN0T luILTY.N
speciai Dispafeh to TAe chicago Tribune.

Sptolai Dspdfeh 70 The ER7cdpo 7rf6Nne.
pEo,.1A. ILL.,, Nov. 20.-Tao caao OF TAo People
VS.. ApllaY Nolm, Tor manalaugAtor, was glvon
to tue Jury this evening, conusel on both s,das
10 remembered .hat 1liohn, killed q young lad
named DorIy on D baseball field last summon.
berry attacked Hehm with knife, WHOM Neha
picked up ball-cluh, st'iling berry on tho
head, aud killing him almost Instantly, Trom
tae fact that tue case was given to tho Jury on
ovidouco alono. It la fair TO presume that the
boy will bo aoqulttod. Tho trial has attracted
obMbdcraaio attention.
4A1Ep.-Iba JpEy have just brought IN a
verdict vt 'uot guilty."
, 1874-11-21
INCREASE IN PASSENGER RATES.

aptc,a{ Uisrptch to Yhs Ehlcaau lT75nnr.
New Yonu, Nov 20.--At moetlng Of tho d.
reotors OF tLo raoilo Mall Steamship Company
to-day It was rsyolvol to Iaiss tile rates. Of
freight aud passage. tho latter rats being III
Dragged w Per 4Q1At 49,,
, 1874-11-21
BOOKS.

- 000 SHEETS or NEW AND sHCONp;lIAND
1J.tNu music. 1D confs shest, Martof's And A'tan,
I y magax1ps. pSEly houpa. $tsu peF yuuno ullAFtN
, 1874-11-21
THE BIeOOKLYN SCANDAL,
Tiltonss halt Against 3scechcr-Thp
LnFtcr's CHHnspA nesiro 70 kxoGuEe
Further HOhtpOnemCnt.

4 FH1EHgI EUhgpUHC111ElIFf
, !Sutetae Dispateh to The CAteaqo Tfibune.
New YonE, NOV. 10.--htr. Beeohera lawyers
dealded today to mako ~ appeal to tho Court Of
Appeals from tha praer depy,ug their motion for
pii Of particulars ip t4Q au.t Of Tlltoq aRnlpat
Boochor. II tie appeal ia pending when tie day
comes which haa beou set for ttiai, Dec. 8, hIr.
Deooher'a counsel will movo for a stay Of p.o-
ceadinRa. .Thoy will not make an ex-parte appli-
eatio'i, as hns boon suggested, upon Which the
judge could only grant stay OF twenty dnyg,
but y motion upon wliol tho Judge can grant al
lonR q etay ~ may 10 necessary for tAe DE-
1t looks as II the trial Of this case will be
Rtayed pH. fQr w sndeAnite period. -.
, 1874-11-21
REAL ESTATE WANTED,

ENANTED = MIOHI0AN.AV. REAL ESTATE
WAptoI 10 purchaq a5 to ~ faet front h. syonuu
viii 10 paiq hana iq your owost figures aud pfempt
Io,puuss Will be given. Apply to O, It. FIELD CO.,
tU Portland HIuck. -
, 1874-11-21

The Committee thon requested Tho privilege
Of rising and reporting prparcaa and leave 10
sit agafn, :.
This being granted thoy reported, aud, their re-
port being aooopcod, tho meeting on motion 3D.
JourRed until Alouday pfteFnqo4 nt 2o'oloplt.
, 1874-11-21

On sono ot the tniuor ofiros fur which sala-
rics wore iixel, there was o5ttailorabla m.eroat-
Ing debate. Tho result Of tho meeting, which
Will be baak IN thu folow wing tavu4Atal state-
mont, which 4|!qwa tue salaries Vt county uA{cnsa
lor Tie pgsAel4t aud sAq eAsA!3X COUNTY 1exg:
, 1874-11-21
BUILDING MATERIAL.

I,QR SALEwQY D. A, TOMB, NO. Ell ArATt.HT,,
spatlor aFtiqe oe aooring and sidI1g Of thu saFoua
sud Ind dfy 1t lower psias }as ss.I au cd b. paf-
dea4a4 &tasxhsFv N M el1g, y
, 1874-11-21
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
hlr. Storey Is Mt Last Deprived Of Tho
:, Recorders 0flcc.
It Is Taken Across tho Street to
Whites Building, "
Discussion Of the, Important
. Salary Question. ;"
The Schedule Agreed On,

s--F:fs-s-e-
An adjourned meeting Of tho County Commits.
slqpesa Mas held yesterday afternoon, TAera
were Present Oomwisyionors Ashton, IN Tho
chair, Durdjek, Dusso, Ol9ugh, ,Coploy, HarFis,
Harrison, Hortlng, johnson, Jones, Lonorgan,
Roel1o. and Russell.
'sAf.cr tho reading Of tho minutes which wero
adopsod, thu 1oard concluded to postpone tom-
pprarllY tho consideration Of tho special order Of
tho Asy to permit Of tho tsanpaotio1 Of oa9taln
routine buslneea on hand. s,,.,:-,,.
- ROUTINE BusIxEss.
n Communication received from tho Recorder
OF Dsods 4asking for more room VIVA referred.
A report from tho Committee on Public Chari-
tlea recqmmopdqd tlut the sum OF 500 found on
asep ss p0r}E9&e 9 {eFy Casey be ana'q over p A
The Conu,ttoo on Town and Town Accounts
reported = number of accounts. amounting to
57sb.a5, which were orjorod to be paid. '"t
The Committee On Public IleeoFda rcoom~
mspded TIP payment of bills amounting 70 s6ea
! Tho Committee on Public Service recom-
mendod tho payment of Coroncr's certificates,
amounting to $50. Carried. "a. ~ .
! They. alao presented report that, ipaamuch
as Mesgra, Wa.drop i NihIopk had rosupel to
,fulilu tho contract awnrdcd thom for supplying
tho Insane Asyluua and poor-uouao win hard
cca(, qpd as the priao. Of hard coal was advapo-
Ing. they Recommended TINT they he authorized
to purchase tho necessary amount OF hard coal
for Yso ~ aald institution for lhe epRuipg year,
i, C6mmipatoner DnIdick moved 4s an alAqpd-
ment to tho report TINT tho bondsrnen be 'sued
OH tue honl Of tho" contractors aud tnat tho
County Attorney po instructed to procqcd there
The report na thus amended was adopted.
:. AE99npER's qtr1cE,
Tho Select conlmltee upEointcd tq secure q
Suitable location for she nocorder'a office rc-
poyiea as. follows :, H..
Yo,1r seect e, mm}{tee, IN whom was sceommitted
tho report and pspors roating 10 Tub Rccores oiee,
,hsYtng had tha sam9 uptar 4tYl4emsnt Rp1 having
offortd n aceordauea siih lie inalruotions of tbs
New-York tribune., 1874-08-26
ALEs FROM 81 O'CLOCK P. N. TO CLOSE OF BUsI
TUESDAY, Aug. 25-P. N.

TUESDAY, Aug 2o-P. NJ
The general railway share speculation opened
weak this morning but a rally soon ensued which
lasted however. only for few moments, and later
on the general market gave way again, and was fe-
verish, having been alternately strong and weak,
but on the whole desponaent. Careful observers
think the market to-day has exhibited signs Of
elimination of the recent bull movement. The fact
of a considerable decline in the price Of wheat
at the West is not calculated to stimulate
the stock market. 1t looks somewhat as though the
guerras of the street had made wager to close the
market to-day without material variation from last
nights closing prices and had won the stake, since
in those cases where there has been any variation it
is generally per cent downward, the exceptions
having been Ohio and Mississippi and Erie, which
both declined I per cent; Central and Hudson,
which went off / and Pacific Mail, which advanced
per cent The late bull movement has lacked
force as developing any intended line of action to be
pursued by the leaders Of the street during the Fall.
The general market closed weak. The most active
dealings were in Lake Shore. Western Union, North
West, Wabash, Pacific Mail, Rock Island and Union
Pacific. The opening, highest, lowest, aud closing
prices of active stocks sold to-day were follows:
New-York tribune., 1874-08-26
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
wRDyESDAl. AuG. &c.

WEDNESDAY AUg. 2D
Liverpool the STEAMSHIP
Bothn D. Supplementary Aail closed at the
sails at 23U m from Cuuard DOCK
JERSEY Civ.
For German Swiss Danish Msi by the sesm.h, Rhein.
IL M. Supplementary Mail Is closed al the
PostOce at 1880 Steamship sails a. m from Fier loot oi
Third Hobokeu -
naF santo Domingo samans etc. b, steamship Ashland
close at Steamship calls al from Pier No. IL North
River.
Mails Havana the steamship City OF NewYorf. close at
Supplementary Mail is closed at the PosiOmce al 24O p
IN. Steamship sais At .. - IRON Pier so Sofi Rifef
rHUkSDAl. AUG. 27. .
Mail, for Ruope via Plymouth Chebol Hambug bv steamship
Hosas IL 80 Supplementary Nal closed as the
Tlird-st. Hoboken. -
FRIDAf AUG 90.
Msii for Halifax N closet the hewYort PostOhes ever
lay at p and VIA Boston -
SATURDAf huG. 20.
Queenstown and Liverpool
b II NJ Supplementary Mail Is
closed Pos0 lice at l:3O Steamship sab AZ p M IRON
Pier No. 80 North River. .
For Continental Mails bv steamship Weser ms close
Supplementary Mail is closed at the PosiOMee
p. Steamship sails at from foot of Ihdst. Ho
boken.
Mexico bv the steamship City Of Mexico close
D. Supplementary Mail coed al the PotOMee al Z:iU
IN ship sails at 3 D H.. from Pier No. 3 n.
Mails Central Ameca the steamship AGA
pulco 10 Supplementary Mail IS closed At the Post
IL a IL NJ. from Pier No. AZ NJ
SUNDAY. tUG. 80.
Mails close at O'Clock Tue to.soSce open from
q. o II u-
New-York tribune., 1874-08-26
CIVIL NOTES.


In the United States District Court yester-
day suits we're begun against Philip Seligmann Isaac
seIigmapn and sgmond seligmann to recover soc aO
the aggregate Of income tax aeseu W DO duo
from them from 1865 TO 1871
The referee in the suit of Altagracia Cepeda
dc Llamoso agt. Antoine LIamoso for separation ana
almony, on a plea OF cruelty and abandonment mas
in favor of $500 counsel fees and 5 per week
alimony peidente lite A. 8. sullivan moven LOT ,ne
conf OF the report. In Supreme Court ChaDes
before Judge DOnohue stating that the derendant han
salary of 10000 per year commission agent. beside an
Interest in a warehouse company. Decision reserved.
Yesterday was "return-day" in the United
States District Court orders to show in bank
ruptcy cases. and several cases were thrown out OF
Court because the pleadngs were not drawn in con-
formlty with tho amended Bankruptcy act. The main
features Of that act are Oneourth In number and one
third in amount OF creditors must unite In petition In
involuntary bankruptcy; suspension OF payment OF
commercial paper for period OF 40 days previous to
filing the petition must be alleged. and the petition
must contain all of the prerequisites necessary to
enable the petitioners to adjudication. Judge
Blatchford held. "matter Of common sense. that
denias of allegations OF the commission OF acts VI bank
rupicy. must be made under OATH
New-York tribune., 1874-08-26
And the following for city bank shares

The Denver and Rio Grande Railway report earn
ings for week ending Aug Z, 1874 as follows: $s.-
123 80; gross earnings, main line, same mileage.
same week, 1873, $s55l "a; decrease $42S. For tho
second week in August the gross receipts were
ss2l7 Os, and for the corresponding week in 1878.
$3.50 55; decrease, $1oo.
The following shows the exports Exclusive OF
specie) from the port Of NewYork to foreign ports
for the week ending Aug. Is. and since the begin
ming Of the year: .. ,,.,
20, m. v.st ssaOSSsi s52sii59 ss'6Go.3ls
Previously reported. ..lss6s4,4ss l7s9ZIIt IsoolI,I
s,,,. la, slI2 .sI 44O sls4 sos 5s3 sls2 27l AIS
pJcs Of goN ~ ll4J ll5h lO0s
The Philadelphia stock market is very dull; Penn
sylyania Skies, 11O; Philadelphia and Erie Rail-
road, II; Reading Railroad. 55t; Pennsylvanis
Railroad, Sit; Gold. 1901.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-26
A RAILROAD SIZED.

ElyOt Meyers, one of the holders of the 7-3O
mortgage bonds OF the Northern Pacific Railroad has
brought suit against that road. together with Jay
Cooke and william B. Ogden Its trustees to compel the
Compapy to enter on the land grant and sell for the
benet Of the bondholders The plaintiff also asks that
the Company Do restrained from issuing OF such
bonds as against their promise in 1879 he claims that
the new bonds arc not lieu upon the property. and
New-York tribune., 1874-08-26
DECIsIONS-AUG. IS.

Supreme Court Chdmbes-By Judge Donohue.-
LOus Stern Maggie se-Decres Of divorce oihs P1ia Co
voorhs-Order Of anei Caroline Richardson agt
divorce granted In the matter Of Eliza
beth A. Cark.-Reference ordered
Superior Couyt-Speciat Ierm-Bv Judge Freed
map-Asto aet Mayor knight ae Watson Se; Wilson
ag Reid Levers Schmidt arnel Vsnderbug g
The New-Yort Central Underground Railroad Coz Lee agt Hal
et a. schneebery ag Boyd Yeveron-Orle granted
Stewar agt GrOody-0rter Of reference granted
Common Plras-Special 1erm-By Judge J. f. DAILY.
Furbsh Charles W Fur6ish-Dvoe granted Johan
Freisch art FrschDvorce granted hn Arnold egt
Margaret ArnoDiyoce granted Michael Nlen ag John War
fenoMo:ion denied panuf give Undertaking with good
surety
New-York tribune., 1874-08-26

Washington dispatch states that the Secretary
of the Treasury will, on Sept /, issue call for
Si5,OO0,OOO $40 bonds the interest on the same to
cease 90 days afterward. This amount Is equal to
the remainder of the subscriptions to the new per
cents $25OO0,OOO of the amount having been called
for some time since. Some time in September the
Syndicate is expected to take another installment
of the per cents, amounting to about S45,OOOOOo
State bonds were dull and without important
change in prices The following were the bids
New-York tribune., 1874-08-26
PASSENGERS SAILED.

POR HAMBURG-In steamship Herder Aug 255 Greenebaum,
Mrs reenebsun Miss Cary Greene
baum Fenny IS MARI Goddard Mise L. Perkins
Miss Mary eeners Adoph Amend
Mrs Marg Bridsmsn, John Geo r. W. small
Prof O. " A Herman Johanns Herman snn Dotrert Mrs
Pauline d. Hamburger. H. Lingei schmledt MIS-
SOPHIE Fsh, H. setemann Airs Frederke nengemnn sn1 infant
MS Bertha :, e,msnn erm Rieser g. Koi Fritz Ihenburg
Mrs f. Ihenbufs Coarsd Eade hrs Carl Haasen Robert
Knih. Mrs W. helneke and infant.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-26
The specie engagements for tomorrow amount to
only $4,000. We annex closing official rates OF

Money has been in ample supply again to-day. and
borrowers acceptable stock exchange collateral
we're accommodated at 203 per cent Prime mcr-
camille paper sold at to7 The Treasurer received
in National Bank notes for redemption to-day $780,
OOO The Internal Revenue receipts to-day amounted
to $223.OOO.
Government bonds have been quiet and firm, with
good demand reported for registered issues Tho
following are the latest street quotations:
New-York tribune., 1874-08-26
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY Is s"ays :"
important subject to both borrower and iehoer Hn ,.
able and suggestive essay on this topic ny tfo' 70
B. Elliott of the Treasury Department reau az '.e
Portland Scientific Meeting is reported iuiiy )"
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Prce ~ Genus
Address THE TRIBUNE. New-forN
New-York tribune., 1874-08-26
The bids for stocks at the close of the Exchange

The foreign exchange market presented its Gus
tomary dullness, and 90 days bills were steady at
4.s7l. Demand drafts were lower. the selling rate
being 400 The London market came quiet and
without special feature. British Consols were
strong and higher. but United States bonds were
lower and Erie down to 30. Eoney in tho open mar
ket on three months bills is to DO had at per cent,
or below the minimum at the Bank OF England.
This institution gained on balance to-day fl60,OOo
sterling bullion. Gold was tame and dull. but lower,
the price opening Ut 40. ceiling at IQ9L and then
New-York tribune., 1874-08-26

asks for the removal Of tho abovementoned trstees
Motor made on behalf Of the DEFENDANT before
70 remove the case TO the United States Circuit Court
and bond Of $500 offered by Mr. Cas- President OF
tLe road This was opposed on the ground that the
suit was not AGAINST the road or Mr. CAss Also tnat
two surefes needed Judge Donohme decioeo "
send the suit to the United states Cifcuit Court