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United States Building, Land
and Loan Association
Of Wheeling.

The above new Association has received It's
Charter, for Capital Stock OF 81 900. divided
into shares OF $50 each; weekly dues IS cents
per share.
Subscribers to the stock will meet in OTIS
Hall, corner OF 18th and Market streets, on
Tuesday evening. September Is, ls14, At o'elock,
Tor the purpose OF Adopung constitution and
The stock 10 being subscribed for rapidly.
Ladies' can hold shares In their own name,
Persons wishing TO become members can Ap.
ply 10 either Of the undersigned.
A. @. HoBrNsoN, CHIs. ". CoNNER,
CHLs. Il. BERRY, r. j. SMITH,
4. b. WREAT, W. ?. sTIPEL,
]. s. TRINBLE, X. G. JORDAN,
s. P. HnDRETH, ISAIAH WARREN,
@. ". BALL, ]. r. NcCoAfHEr,
Rui9-S,M&Th
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Note from Mr.. Faulkuer.
MARrNpuRe, W. Va. Arpn,t .,

MARTSsDURG, W. Va, August 81.
H4!.on wheeling Intslllgenees:
l observed in the Msrtinsburg IHdspta.
dent yesterday morning an editorial par
agraph calling attention 70 some letter
written from New Greek 10 the ISrRLLI.
GEHcER, In which Il was stated that in a
speech made by me Of that place justi-
ned the lynehing Of Tolivef. / had not
seen 10 the lSTRLLIGRScRR the letter re-
ierred 10. l will ask you as On act OF
Justice 10 transfer the following correction
Of the statement from the columns OF the
Martinsburg Independent.
Very Truly Yours,
CHAs. J. FAULKNRR.
The following Is the article referred 10
by Mr.. Faulkner, from the MMtinsburg
Independent
Mr.. Faulkner authorizes US 10 say that
in his speech at New Creek he expressed
no opinion as 10 the propriety or impro-
priely OF tho lynchiDg Of Tallferro. The
statement is false. He was commenting
upon the evil and pernicious influences Of
the Civil Rights bill now pending before
Congress. he spoke Of the extent 10
which It was stimulating the bad passions
Of the colored race in the South, and in
fusing into their bosoms sentiments hos
tile to social order. he spoke OF the
unfortunate prevalence Of the crime Of
rape by colored persons upon white girls
and women as one Of the evils resulting
from this social anarchy, engendered and
stimulated by that bill. He said such
crimes necessarily awakened much ex-
citement, and led to violence and danger,
and barely referred 10 the terrible tragedy
which had the day before occurred OF
Martinsourg as an existing fact, and sim.
ply ss an illustration Of one oil those evils
which flows from this condition OF crime
and disorder in the community.
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r ,INDsIEY INSTITUTE.

instruction.. given In all branches u,p,uv
taught IN preparatory schools and Aeadr mic.
The Department Of Modern Language Il psss,
the eonfol Of the eminently sueeessiul teteh.,
Dr.. Mayer. Toe PAQ session OF aiLeen Wrsf,
commences Monday September :, 1874 r.,
terms Of admission. Tuition, &C., call At NJ,
Institute; corner EoR and 18th streets, OF a
JESSE @. BRUCE.
AuPi J. N HTITCHIHuS
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Georgetown College, DC.
POUNDED IN 1859.

The Classical Schools reopen septsnbe, ia,
Thorough instruction In English. Lltu. Grey
French, Mathematics, Rational Philosophy and
Natural Sciences.
The Medical school opens October 9Th.
The Law School october 7th.
For further particulars address.
AulS p F. HRALY e. j. Preside,
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ will be received by the City OF Wheeling Of
the office Of the City Clerk, until ThurSdAy, Sep
TENDER Cd, 1874, a. O'Clock P. 4 for the follow.
lowing described work, to-Wit:
First For ten thousand 10000 feet 9ineh
Oak Plank, II feet long, 70 be delivered a. such
place 80 the Street Commissioner shall direct
sseond. For the construction ola bridge Across
CAldwells Run, near JohnsoAs Mil, IN accord.
Anee with plans and specifications on file In the
Office oil the City Clerk.
Thiyd FOR the construction Of 9 circular
Brick Sewer on 24lh street, from northwest com.
er OF Market street TO the river. In conformity
with plans and specifications on fe as above.
Fourth. For the construction OF tight Board
Fence and erection Of Stable on the property
OF Ars. Helen Bloch, on Ninth street, between
Main street and the river in accordance with
plsns and specification on die As above.
FIN For Grading aud NAcAdImiZlng Zane
street, 9Th Ward. from Virgins street 10 Back
River Bridge, with four q, strings OF hAId blue
limestone, properly broken and spread. Bids
for AIeSdAmlZinR 10 be by the perch.
SLrh. For Grading and Construction OF Wall
on ct. Charles street, in accordance with plans
and Specifications also on hle as above.
The city reserves the right TO reject any or all
bids.
Proposals to be endorsed With the character Of
the work bio on. G. T. COWAN,
Chairman Committee Streets and Alleys.
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EPUoATE Y0UR Sons!

National Business College. Prepares yousy
men and boys for business LIE. individual n,
stIuetion gfTen each student II has The bSs,
teachers, best eourse Of study, and does most IA,
its students. For Circular address
NARTN q PRASHER
AuRl5 Wheeling " y,
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SPECTACLES-PERSONS WHO
~ are suffering in any way from impaired
vision should not fail TO Try our Perfected spec
tAcles. as they in TAriAbly afford almost inItAutA.
neous relief, and restore eye-sigh!. They always
re-inyigorAte and strengthen tho eye. Gail at
the Market Street Jewelry Store, 1901, below
heLure House, for SpcctAcles, Watches, Jewel.
~, Silver Ware, Clocks, God Pens, C.
~ Fine Watches repaired and Warranted.
Aug.9 OXTUBY q DUHRIRLD.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MRS, g. E sMYTTs SCHOOL FoR
4A GlRLs--Lindsley Institute B4ildIbS W,
o. boa and ltlh streets, viii reopen septtn NJ
.Ih' s,4. M eoafse Of Instruction In IL.
Languages Taught By Dr. Mayer. CSssS. y
Drawing and PGirting BY Mrs v ilklrsop ~
For further information call 81 The FS,id.,,.
Of Mrs. smyth, corner Of Byron and iS,h suSt,,
aus 'N'eH'
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WHEELING FEMALE COIT,pGT

wv AND MUSICAL CONSERVATIVE
Hll open TUESDAY, September /, isiJ ~.
hatieal C9nstr, story will be under the Dir
hoe, Jr, with capable GsIlstGnts. The P,SS :.
Of Instruction Will inelude the eTpe,isb,ti
teachers Cf the pact year. Pupils vii ~ y,
eeiyed for Vocal or Instiumsntsi Nusie. f,,w
ing, t1intnE French OF Geruan. PoF terms o,
pIs.idSnt' t sST w S sSM On OF Addtes. Tie
]. B. CLARK, Head OF Insdu ton us
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RETHANY COLLEGE
VIII open her
THTRTY.PoURTH SESSION,

VIII open her
THTRTY.FoURTH SESSION,
Monday, 18Th September, 1874. Courses Of s,sty
are adjusted 10 suit the varied Purposes OF ttl
dents, and degrees are conferred Indicative Of
proficient sch olIship in Arts, Sciences and L.,
ters. Special courses arc arranged for PEOfrs
siopAl Students in Engineering, Practical Ply
sizes aud Chemistry, with ample training in he
use Of instruments and apparatus, both in ae.t
work and in the laboratory
Boarding in clubs from 81 70 81 per week, IrG
At private boarding houses from Si.So TO s. n,
week.
For particulars, send for CstAloge to Prai e
L. LOOS, or W.K. PENDLRTOS
1881 PRESIDE,
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For Sale,
TRUSTEE's SALE.

l.
By virtue Of Deed Of Trust made BY Robert
B. Woods 10 me a. Trustee, bearing 6Ato the Soth
day OF January, 1866, and recorded In the Clefk.
oii,e OF the County CUprt Of ohio county, IN
Deed Book No 30, page g, IShAll on z
SATURDAY, the ssh dIy OF october, 1874,
Gt the front door Of the Cont House Of Ohio
county, At 10 O'Clock A. n, Offer for eale o. Pab-
lie auction the following described real estate,
lying about az miles north OF the cityoi wheel
inc on the eAst side Of tho Ohio river, being part
OF The A. p Woods, decd, home farm, having
'front.' on the east eide Of the county road and
bounding thereon IS poles, AID extending back
eastward A6ont 100 poles, containing q x acres
Of land covering and including l0H acres Of coal.
ALEC, . strip Of land 10 feet wide and about ~
poles long, running from the south western corn
er OF said traet 70 the river, being the Forth hall
Of private road. .-
TEHMs OF sALE-onethir ealh and tho bal.
Rnce In six and twelve months, secured BY Deed
Of TrusL 5. BRADY, Trustee
&c. HERvEY, Auetoneer III
At tho sArne tlmo win be Offered for sale ii0k
aeres Of coal hing Immediately back Of the
aus BoBsRT B, WOODS,
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PgBLLo SALE OF SCHOOL PROP.

In parsuaneoo Of an order passed by the Board
Of Education Of tho school District OF Wheel.
Ing, We will again Offer o. public sale At tho
Court House IOhio county, on
THURSDAY, September Sd, 1874,
beginning Al 10 O'Clock A. Y, lot No. I, with the
building thereon, except The bell, stoves and
furniture contained therein. and also lot No .
in square No, y. Said lots are located on the
corner OF Jacob and Fourteenth streets, and
now used BY the Third Ward school
Immediate possession will be given OF the
vacant lot No. ., but the Board OF 1ducAtIon re-
serves the right 10 occupy the school building
on lot No. ], and retain possession OF the same
until the new school b1ildlbH now being c n.
stTueted for the Second and third Wards EhAll
be completed and ready To occupy, which will DO
about the ist Of April, 1875.
T1RMs or bALE-One-third OF the purchase
money for lot No. . 10 be paid in cash, and the
balance In two equal payments OF one and two
years, with interest from the day Of tAle, the
deferred payments 70 be secured by Deed OF
trust or the title retained until all the purchase
money Is paid. Payments for lot No will be
mAde IN seyen, nineteen and thirty one months
rom day OF sAc. bearing interest from the lst
Gay y april, 1875, and 70 be secured as above
II thelots are sold together, the relative vnlue
Of each 10 be mutually Bgreed upon by The pur-
chaser and tho undersigned.
J. Il. HALL,
President Board OF Rdu alton.
j. II. BICKELL Clerk
aua5 &c. HRRvRY, Auctonetr.
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S05OO REWARD.

stIayed or stolen from my residence on Chap.
line Hill,
4 LIGHT BAY HORSE,
Three years old, hind feet white and white Ipot
above the eyes and 8 small white streak down
his face, black name and tail; . slight wind gall
on left hind kuee. The above reward will be
paid tor the return Of the horte or any inIormA.
ton that Will lead 10 bis recovery.
Au99S AUGUST SCHUBERT.
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Attention is invited 10 tho following

In addition TO the above We have some fner
qualities not heretofore offered in this market.
One-iouTth pound sample Packages OF any oil
above sent BY mail postage paid on receipt Of
price. Any quantity desired securely packed
and containing fall weight Of Tea, sent by mail
postage paid upon receipt OF price and " cents
per pot I'd additional for postage.
V. B. HALL s. SON,
Iu49 1907 Market St, Wheeling, ". Va.
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T 1ST OF LETTERS REMAINING
II unclaimed in the Post Once at Wheeling
Saturday morning, August %, 1874.
To obtain any Of the following, the applicant
wtl please call for advertised letters, giving the
LADIES' LIST.
Bur MAryw Losch Susan
Costello Maggie Mutfeny AnnieM
ChArtiZcF mrs Moore AlfArelta
Oils Bestie Mccormick Kate
kndley Alice Il Moran Kate
Hine Ann McCombs Lizzie
Higgs Belle II Noble Jane
HaIphin Mary Ann Newman Lucy
Hays Sarah z Smith . N mrs
Long Clara Tuhill Mary Ann
LiEuskey Margaret Williams Elizabeth
Lemone P mrs Wiles Eta
Lucas Ri mrs
GENTLENENs LIST.
Allen Charles Mass VIM
Avery Harry McGill Daniel 9
Buckley Samuel AcAullen Francis
Bennett Thomas AcColluck VIM
Buckley VIM McCrcAry Samuel
Caldwell Alorzo Nesbit Vim
Coclin Dennis OlfmyerJ
Carney Edward B Presi q
Carol Peter Pine GeorgeW
Dtnger Daniel9 Pearson "
DonAhue Morgan Robinson Col
Davis Wn Reeves Frank
FlAigAn Joseph Reed John q
Finley Edward Rine James
9isler George RichSdion SM
Garrison Al Rine WIND
GAyhArt A shsTmAuJ
Hays A P SelAh VIM q
HAuser George Seott Winfield
Hunter Nathan Seo'tWm
HoRells VIZ Safer G sorTe
Howell Rm StllReIl John
james Robert Turk Crst
Kay James n Thomion Frank
LOlseOn AC TTuem8n 4
LAuRblGn Charles Taylor CapI T La
LSpp Henry Wagner Ca.psr
Little W Wts'John
houny Goe Wood DIST
AeteAlf Geo WArker Thomas
Morrison James Williams WI
Moore IsI1el Zleles Jacob
Miller John
c. J. RAWLTNG, Pm.
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or. JOsEPHs ACADEMY,

TOR SALEVERY DESIRABLE
II BUILDING LoTS.-Los No. l, as, 4 and
Square !, Gilchrist's Addition, 60 feet on N.
York street, running east $50 feet TO the river.
These lots are as high as any on the Island,
beautifully graded, supplied with city water,
the water front protected from washing.
TIEHs-one.thlTd cash ard the retidEe Ii one
and two years, with interest
X. 6. JORDAN, 1850 Ch1pline street, or ". V.
HoGE q BRO, Bailey's Block. Market street.
Aug29
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Republican County Convention.

Republican County Convention.
The Republicans Of Ohio County, and ali Others
opposed 70 the EllenbSro nomination, arc inVi.
ted 70 meet in mass Convention st the Court
House on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1874
alto O'Clock a. n, for the purpose Of selecting
delegates 70 represent Ohio County in the Con-
gressionAl Convention TO be held st HRn!ltOn's
Opera House, in the city OF wheeling, on Thurs.
day, September 3d. 1874; also to nominate four
candidates for the House Of Delegates and sp
point conierees 70 . Senatorial Convention OF
the Pirst Senatorial District.
CALTB STLvu, 7. BLAIR,
wM n. CCRTIs, p. JoHXEOE,
J.K HUIBAAD, WV. y, TRAVIS,
=. L. BRIoE, wv NORTH,
J. z. sIs'oN, ". B. Curtis.
JAcKIoN, ComnitIS.
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| III EIALS |
'ell by Retail at Wholesale Prices.

Ever offered Of retail In this city. Purchasing
for cash from Importers we are enabled 10
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SOAP FACTORY FOR SALE.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-12-22
Newark Items.

NEWARK, Dec q.
On Thursday evening last, the tableau per-
Torrance at the Presbyterian church lecture
room was, to say the least, grand. This was
part OF Centennial tea party, given by the la
dies OF the congregation for the purpose of get
ting an organ for the use of the choir of the
Church We would more particularly notice
the superb singing of Miss Georgia Benni-
son, OF Quincy, Illinois, We understand the
audience was 30 well pleased with the enter
tainment that it will be repeated in three or
four weeks in the oratory Of Delaware College
We hear a number Of complaints in regard to
the conductor of the early freight train on the
p W. &. Is. r. r., leaving portion of the train
across the depot road 30 that it is impossible for
vehicles to pass. The obstruction has caused
even number Of ladies to get out Of the hack
at the road and walk run down the track to
the depot to be In time for the train, with chill
dren, at the risk of their lives. Some one may
yet be hurt, and the company may have to pay
damages.
The property Of the late James Maxwell, in
Mill Creek Hundred was sold by the heirs at
public sale on Saturday last, at the house Of
Cloud Pierson, Newark, containing 1914 acres, to
Gilbert Whiteman, for the sum OF 81 200.
Miss Mary Jane Kenneth very kindly contrib
uted two quilts to the town bailff for the use of
the unfortunate tramps who have the msfor-
time to put up in Newsrk's lookup.
Young America has been on skates most all
this week, and ice only about two inches thick.
Some went down on Saturday on the creek not
much damage done only general stampede
Miss Lizzie Wilson, principal Of School Dis
trict No. Al, and No. OF the United Districts,
proposes to give an exhibition and tableaux to-
morrow (Tuesday) evening. This was intended
to be given in the school house. but we under
stand the college oratory has been kindly ten
dered for the lady's use and will be accepted
her school room being too small.
On Wednesday (afternoon) last, Newark had
very fashionable wedding, the parties being
Mr. A. Brewer of Phila., and Miss Sallie Curtis
only daughter of s. M. Curtis, Esq large
number OF invited guests were present. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Joseph A
Stone, of st Thomas Episcopal Church
at the house of the BRIDES father
After the ceremony was performed reception
was given the parties in very grand style. The
happy couple left in the 545 train for Washing
ton. Next evening all the employees in the mil
were invited to the house to partake of a hand
some repast in honor of the occasion.
We had a very pleasant call, this morning
from.Dr. STILES Kennedy, of st Louis Magnetic
Spring, Michigan. He is on short visit to hi
friends in this State, and is receiving man.
hearty congratulations. p.
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The southern Republicans.

CAUCUS OF THE HOUSE MEMBERS AT WARRINGTON
THEIR CLAIMS BET FORTH WITH DEMAND FOR
RECOGNITION.
WAsHINaToN, Dec. 2O.-The Republican MEM
bers of the House from the Southern States held
caucus on Saturday evening for the pur-
pose of uniting upon policy. The caucus con-
tanned forty-fve members, every South
ern State being represented. somet very
plain words were spoken. 1t was asserted that
the Republican members from the North do not
treat Southern Republican members with pro-
per consideration, and that the interests of
their section are regarded with comparative
Indifference They will no longer submit to
this treatment, and have resolved to frame
such legislation as they believe to be
necessary to promote the interests and prosper
ity of the South, present it to the Republican
party in the House, and demand their assistance
in making itlaw. They say if they cannot exist
without the aid OF Republicans of the North, nei-
Their can the Republican party maintain national
existence without their aid. They therefore
demand that they be permitted to suggest what
shall be done by Congress for the South, and II
this be not conceded they have resolved to
abandon all effort and let the organization Of
the Republican Party in the South take care Of
oil
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A GENTS. 10000 Boxes CHANG
IA Chang sold last month. Enables any one to
polish shirts, collars and cuffs, equal to new. Costs
only cent to do large ironing and preserves the
linen, necessary as soap and sells at sight. Men,
Women, Boys and Girls furnished with steady en-
oynent, particulars free An elegant cnromo
given with each box for IS cents. CHANG CHAfa
Manuf. Co, West st Boston. n0Y3I4w
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Weston concluded a walk of 500 miles in six

Weston concluded a walk of 500 miles in Blk
days, at Newark, N. j., on Saturday night.
y. s. Brown, police captain of Brooklyn, y; /,
was accidentally shot dead yesterday by John
Pollock, who was examining pistol
Libbie Cochran an unmarried young woman
aged II, was arrested at Lynn, Mass, on Satnr-
day, for drowning her two year old babe.
Ballard the counterfeiter, and four prisoners
escaped from the county Jail at Auburn, n. T.,
on Saturday evening. A liberal reward is offered
for the capture Of Ballard.
The President and Mrs. Grant will give state
dinner To King Kalakaua tomorrow evening
General Sherman will not be present, the pressure
Of his official duties having compelled him to re-
turn to st. Louis.
At Hoboken, N j., on SATURDAY., warran
was issued for the arrest of James MARROW
President of the Longshoremen's Union at ina
place. who is charged with having embezzied th'
funds of the Society.
The funeral of Commander VIM. CUSHING
took place from the Navy Yard at Washington
yesterday afternoon. The body was taken
under an escort Of military and marines, 10 th
Congressional Cemetery.
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rralprac1ice In PhiIadeiphia.

Philadelphia detectives have unearthed case
Of alleged malpractice in that city. The victim
was Mary Bradley, whom a blacksmith of East
Conshohochen conveyed to DR.. Perpentae, 9th
erwise DIR. Dubois, at 144 North 18th street.
During the operation the woman died, and to
get rid of the body the DR.. pinioned the feet
back to the head, forcing the body into large
saratoga trunk, which lie removed to the Penn
sylvania Medical College on Friday night. On
Saturday the. crime was detected, an inquest
begun, and DR.. Perpentae arrested and held to
await the verdict Of the jury. DIR. shapleigh'
who made a post norton examination, pro-
nounces the evidence conclusive.
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The Louisiana re turning Board.

The Louisiana Returning Board was in session
stood that they had canvassed the votes of sew
eral additional parishes, giving the Democrats 10
majority in the House. 1t is now believed the
Democrats will have about "a majority in the
House, and that the Returning Board will finish
It'll work this week.
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MONTGOMERY s
HAIR REsToRER

For centuries, mankind has been searching for
hair dye and invgorator which should be effective,
and not deleterious. Thousands of compositions
have come into notice, merely TO fail and die. 1t
was left TO Philadephian to discover Hair Re-
storer which has all their advantages, with none of
their drawbacks, and In Montgomerys Hair Restor-
er we have the ultimate result of all scientific nves-
tigaton on tn subject. Il is an inocuous vegeta-
Bile preparation, which is really food, and not q
dye a ius1re creator, and not an oily varnisn. II
creates new life In the hair, and so feeds u that "
retains its elasticity, color nneness of fibre, and
glossy surface to the latest age. 1t is the best ar
Gle ever invented for the human scalp W. Q, Mont
gomery, Proprietor, 40 N. Sixth ST., Philadelphia.
Sold by all Druggists. sep2s-ly
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CONSTANT EMPLOYMENT. - AT
~ home, male or female, $50 week warranted.
No capital required. Particulars and valuable sam
Pile sent free Address with cent return stamp, G.
ROSS williamsburg, N. Y. nov30-4w
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Mr.. SHERMAN INTRODUCES IT INTO THE SENATE To-
DAY.
WAsHINoToN, DEC. 81
In the Senate Mr.. Sherman reported from the
Finance Committee bill providing for Specie
Resumption and gave notice that he would call
it up tomorrow. An abstract OF this bill was
published in the morning papers. I'VE print its
leading features elsewhere.l