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The Portland daily press., 1874-09-26
Lewiston Branch.

The last Broad Gauge Train from Portland to
Lewiston will leave Portland on Friday the 25th
September at 1.20 p. m.
The last Broad Gauge Train from Lewiston to
Portland will leave Lewiston at AIS p N. on Friday,
the 25th September.
The New Time Table on which the times of these
trains are based will come into operation on Mon
day, the 21st September. See advertisement.
On Monday. the 18th September, the Trains on
the entire line Of the G. 7. R., except the River
du Loup Branch, will be run on the Narrow Gauge,
aud on Tuesday, the 29th September the regular
train service on the River du Loup Branch will be
resumed.
JOSEPH HICKSON,
Secretary & Treasurer.
September 18th 1874 seooeod3t
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-26
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Montreal and Portland District.

The last Through Broad Gauge Train from Mon
treal to Portland will leave Montreal at o a. H., on
FRIDAY the 25th September.
The Train from Montreal at p. m on Friday, the
25th September, will only as far as Island Pond
The last Through Broad Gauge Train from Port
land to Montreal will leave Portland att. a. M. on
Friday the 25th September.
The Train from Portland at 100 p. m on Friday,
the 25th September, will only tar as Island
Pond.
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-26
THE LEADER y!

Price Si.3S. $1,000 Per DOE.
The New Church Music Book, by Fl. r. PALMER,
assisted by L. o. EMERSON, gentlemen whose previ-
Please examine
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-26
DE XTER,

From W. Fl. Do6le, ESQ Trainer of DEXTER,
Fashion Course, L. l.,
To G. f. WHITNEY s. Co., 1882 Washington Street,
Boston, Mass:
Gentlemen-We have been using Whitney's Meats
Foot Harness Soap and have found it all ir is
ranted to be; thatit will keep Harnesses nice and
limbet and give them fine finish. We recommend
it to all who would keep their Harnesses in good
der. Yours respectfully,
BUDD DOBLE.
B-Send stamp Tor our Waverley. au28d1m
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-26
CONSULATE OF SPAIN.
10 Merchants and shipmaster

10 Merchants and SIlipnaSterS.
VOU are hereby notified that on and after the first
Il day OF September, 1874. the new regulations
prescribed by the Government of the Republic of
SPAN in regard to Consular fees will take effect.
The fees for clearance of vessels are as follows:
For Vessels with Cargo:
e,ttying Manifest ......., $1,000
Bill OF Health ..........,........ 400-S19.00
For Vessels without Cargo:
Bill OF Health. Observation-Disclosures. 400-S11,0O
THOMAS LOZANO.
se2dtf Spanish Consul.
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-26
KNOX & LINCOLN RAILROAD.

GEO. BACHELOR,
General Agent Eastern Railroad, Portland, Me.
aus diff
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-26

WnrE At home, male or female; S35 per
W VI n week, day or evening. No Capital
for oil We send valuable package OF
IOI 0A1 goods by mail free. Address with six
cent return stamp, Nj. YOUNG, I73 Greenwich ST.,
N Y. se16f4w
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-26
Joseph HICKSO

September 18th, 1874. se29eod3t
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-26
AMERICAN SCHOOL,

AMERICAN SCHOOL,
MUSIC READERS.
In books. Price So cts so cts, and so cts.
Perfectly adapted to graded classes, in Primary
and Grammar Schools. By l.. o. EMERSON and w.
s. TILDEN. Already in successful use in the schools.
Sold by all dealers. Either book sent, postpaid,
for retail price.
OLIVER DITSoN & CO., CHAS. u. DITSoN & CO
Boston. I'll B'dway, New York
seq d6w2w
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-26

that there gal go back to San Francisco and
say that when she was sick and alone, the
only man in Five Forks under whose root
she had rested, and at whose table she had
sat''-this was considered natural but par
donable exaggeration of rhetoric-'ever
threw off on her; and it shan't be done. 1t
amt the square thing to Five Forks" And
then the Fool would rush away to the valley,
and be received by Miss Nelly with acertain
reserve OF manner that finally disappeared
in flush OF color, some increased vivacity,
and pardonable coquetry, And so the
days passed; Miss Nelly grew better in health
and more troubled in mind, and Mr.. Haw-
kins became more and more embarrassed.
and Five Forks smiled and rubbed its hands.
and waited for the approaching denOuenerat
And then it came. But not perhaps in the
manner that Five Forks had imagined.
/ 1t was a lovely afternoon in July that
party of Eastern tourists rode into Five
Forks. They had just "done" the Valley of
Big Things, and, there being one or two
eastern capitalists among the party, it was
deemed advisable that proper knowledge of
the practical mining resources of California
should be added to their experience of the
merely picturesque in Nature Thus far
everything had been satisfactory: the amount
or water which passed over the Fall was
large, owing TO backward season: some
snow still remained in the canons near the
highest peaks; they had ridden round one OF
the biggest trees, and through the PROSTATE
trunk of another. To say that they were de-
lighted is to express feebly the enthusiasm of
these ladies and gentlemen, drunk with the
champagny hospitality of their entertainers.
the utter novelty Of scene, and the dry, ex-
hilaratiHg air of the valley. One or two had
already expressed themselves ready to live
aud die there; another had written glowing
account to the Eastern press, depreciating all
other scenery in Europe and America; and
under these circumstances it was reasonably
expected that Five Forks would do its duty,
and equally impress the stranger after its
own fashion.
Letters TO this effect were sent from San
francisco by prominent capitalists there, and
under the able superintendent of one of their
agents, the visitors were taken in hand,
SHOWN what was to be seen," carefully re-
strained from observing what ought not to be
visible, and so kept in blissful and enthusi-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-30
.S6ufpausssefete in y1ew 2yorR.

gnolid 1T es selunsen, I'M Staate Nep
Oort Gin SdulSman9sseieb einSutibren,
oas einem State gbre MAIDEN ipiiroe, oeiien
.llntertbanen" 81 nidts 8elerem seboren
gu isia i9einsn, als isiner 2nutsn. Wtais.
fiat aasr untertbdnisit 81 sebordsn. Ser
Buffalo Uoltsireuno" az. See.) bsmsrft
uber ienes @eleb: Sie S90nbsitsn oss
SduI5Uanssseiebss, nit weldsm BON sr-
item Sanuar an in bielsm Staats srperi.
msntirt tuerosn ion. Seisen li9 our @sniiss
aud idon in ben OroinanSen, tpsl1e unler
bo9weiier Staotratb am leBten Monta9
iber rie @usflbruns Der MaBreseln fir Die
Staot Buffalo s%rlalen bat. grliens Seist
i4, oab Die Sabe @elo fOitet uno Die
S4uliteusru nod bOher seidraubt perosn
iolen. Sir jeoen S9uloiitrift Der Stabt
iol Der g~rSiebunss superintendent einsn
Graminator erpennen, Der in Den Wonatsn
6ebruar uno September ieoss Sabrss gra-
minatioHen %pOrSunebmen bat uno bafir
ben tG9liden Gobn bon orei Dollars ers
bdlt. Sem Siitritt. Graminator miro elm
9lert CUR Serflsuns seitelt, Den Der Staot
Glert a%nitelt uno wel9er aud pobl idmers
LID Obne @ebalt feline arbeiten gu tbun &c.
wilt iein oiirite. Cine llnmaIIe bon Biz
6ern, 2iiten u. (. 10. lino pieoer n0tbis.
aaes toltet @elo. Ser graminator uno
Der Glert baben Suiammen Die Sduier, Ga-
briten uno per weiB mas gu ourdidniiieln
mad 6inbern, oh nidt mobl oas cine ODER
anoere bier ODER ba psrltsdt iein mO9ts.
0ie Namsn weroen sebu6t nod @lter u.
@ei6le6t, unO Der 6abrifant Ooer @rbeit-
seber muB Gereifieate auiweiien tOnnen, Oh
Die BON ibnen beidditisten Rinosr au6 81
FOLDER Seidditi9uns Suselaien peroen
tonnen ODER ni9t. Wenn BON einem &in-
be i'm utter BON S-14 Sabren nadsepis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-30
Der ,,Noroitern'' fann nt6t ant,
tuorten.

Sn ieiner CIR. BON q. ToUember idrieb
Der ourd feline perFoen, tiidiiden anSriHe
auf Saes, mas fatboliid beibt, befannte
vNoroitern" bon Ga Gro6e, wie ioI9t:
ie Qbiea' . ,,8rtis wredt" aGbIt bic .Sni.
npis Staatejsituna" su ben fatbolt6en
psutitsu Iasstlaiier bts 9anbeS. 8efarutli&
baben es bic aus europa sfrjasten Sefuittu aut
Nmrrifa uno rte etuti&s StpSif:runs bieies
pauess atseitben unb ludisn bic friiber i& frti
bepts.nte fatbolii6e bsutihs YspS feruna unb
ibrs prieasr bsreits nit Ysibranfunss. Ysrbo.
ten, Spfsrn u. l. NJ, bis auf's Siat. Dur4 bic
prs0s uup ben Ssi6ifubl pplsn lie has frsie
ameriian,lds Bolt in bic r0m,lhs Sne6tIhaft
fblassn unb no Is anssbt. psresn neus beuiide
3situnser sssrincst, altt untsr ibre Sotmdeis.
fstt sstra&t uno Der 9riu6 semaat, be ( eiTn.
nise Trtiie einSuf6i6tsrn. tamit &c nih!s mebr
iiter sas 1reitsn Der Ssiuitea une bic astliae
Vtrfhapune br S.Nadsn bur& bisidbtn ,u Iaaen
rast. Die ,SaiuOis Staats,situns", wslds BE-.
fanntlid tisber elm Blatt Ter freiunuiaer reli.
aiSien MiGiurs mar. bat G6 aqtroiuss In lester
:3eit auRaltuc ssbitrt, irssnp cine @nGdt ~
Gueern. pe!tf ben ,.be6wirpisen Ssrrsn" bate
fsin fSnntn. Sb bisielbt jspsd aau,
gum sffisissn @afleus Der bu~rl9la&tis.a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-30
Der 6eiftse Yater uno Die CRETE.

? am Settle alerbeilisen batten ii9 bel
1000 WitslieOer Der @eieai6aft fir fatbo-
Hide Sntersiien I'm Den bl. @ater perlam=
melt. 4uf Die on sc. Seilisteit ssri6te-
te aniprade oes prdiiosnten antiportste
Yius TX. nit elmer ldn9ereu He6e, iporin
er oarauf binpies. pie aud in Der eriten
driili9en 3eit gu Dem apOitel Yaulus ei-
ne BON Den Ybilippeniern auf Die 0a6ri6t
BON lsiner ginterferuns in Rom ~sntianote
Seputation ~9etOmmen lei, UNI i'm 81 tr0-
item, ems i'm 8lauben nit ibm uno in Der
SoHnuns auf gSieberbeireiuns uno Den
Gintritt belierer Sage. SIM ueiteren Ser.
laufe Der &eoe erudbnte Der 81. Sater be-
ionOers ole trauriSen 3uItdnoe in Hom
ielbit bic. mie anoerndrts lei es Die idle6.
te YreIIe, our6 tpel6e Die Mdnner Der
9osbeit ibre perflbrerii6e 8aare aui jeoe
Weiie uno in Den 9efali9Iten Sormen on
Den Mann 81 brin9en luhten. 9ie @bri.
item m6dten lid alio Dor Den i9le6ten
3eitunsen biten, oeren @iit ii9 INNER
mebr u. mebr ausbreite /; Die unteritibuns
Der guten preiie aber lei cine Der Saupt.
pfidtsn Der @ldubi9en. Iasemsin fiel
bic @drme uno Die Seseiiteruns aut bon
Der bisie aniprade oes bell. 9aters Our6s
orunsen mar.
Wir MAIDEN uniere 2eler auf bie'e @or.
tie Defenders aufmertiam. Smn.tr unb
INNER rpieber empfieblt Yius TX. tatboli'
l6e Yldtter uno mie piele fatboliide ga.
milisn sibt es ni4t, bsren slide beosdt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-30
Geset6ncmpc Siloer.

9xra bic 6arpsl Grintins 60. aus Sin,
6nnati. Sbio, sebt ms cine @uitertarte
fur New year call cards Su, bic mebrers
fir ben ameritanii9en Solfs6araeter re9t
be,eidnenos Yil0er entbalt.
Sas 2. @iIb Der Serie iteut cine Flatte
bar, bic einem @reiie in @interfIeibern auf
benz Naden rlbt, slpei YofaIe uno et,uas
2und trdst. Die 9lnipieIuns 1T Iei6t per-
ffanbIi6 unb wsiii auf Die art unb Weiie
bes Neujabrsempiunses, wie er bier ses
brdu9li6, bin. Die Amorette NIT Dem
Brief bsbarf aud ni6t Der erflduns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-30
Die octapc ocr @ebnrt Sbriiti


Sn Der Sctape Der @eburt Gbrilti folgc'
uumttteIbar au einanber folgcns
BE- SeHe:
~ Der ,peitc Weibnahtstdg
Dieter 1T eepibmet benz anbenten oes err
Zen 1riifliden Granddaughter Stepbas
6, Der burd itanobafte Sertbeioigung
Der 9ebre Seiu unb icinen beIoenmitbigcn
Sob bic &rone bes cpisen 9ebens errun9en
bat. Seius purpe fir Die Groe seboren Inn
bic @eburt Der Meniden iiir ben Simmel
~ beuirten. Stepbamas lit Der erlte oieler
iir Sen Simmel @eborenen; oenn Der 80:
eestas zines Wtartprers lit iein @eburtsta9
fir Den Simmel, bar,m III nit Dem @ee
burtstage Seiu unmittelbar Der Sooestas
ses bl. Stepbanus uerbunoen, ba bieier nur
burd bic Sraft bes einseborenen SeiIanbes
Den Rartprertoo eriitten unb bic SimmeIs,
frene erlan9t bat.
2.) Muf bas 5eit oes bl. Stepbanus iolst
,unddif Der @eoddtniBtas bes b..
,Gpanseli fen Sobannes. Grwur
Ser Singer, Der Seius lieb bate, idon bas
nun perbanb ii6 iein Nnoenten gang eins
iad nit benz @eburtstas Seiu. aber er
uar es aud, Der unter ben Guunscliiten
uorsi9lid Don Der @Ottbeit Seiu i3eusniB
seseben bat, oaber CT uor;ussweiie Der
fbeoIose beiBt. Sobannes beiBt aud Der
Nebesilnser, neil er Scum unSemein liebs
:te unb bic 9iebe sesen Gott unb Meniden
bel ieber @ele9enbeit a,i bas nadouifli6>
Re empfabI. Gr iolste benz sefansenen Gr,
l5ier, als bic iibri3en Singer ale hoben u.
Petras ibn issar %perIeusmete; er perlieB ieis
men 96ttliten Meiiter ielbit AM &reuSe
Ridt. als CT bsreits in bobem Sitter
benz 3obe nabe mar, lieB CT iid nod inn
u,er in bic sottesoienitIiden SeriammIuns
sen trasen unb iaste ben @ldubisen iepess
mol Don Sfeuem bic Worte rainoer, Iiebet
chamber, bsnn es lit oas @ebot bes perm;
uno wenn nur Oieies Gin,ise seldiebt, 10
1T IS senus."
81 Der brittle Gag nod benz @eburtss
ielie bes Serrn besebt bic Stride bas
Hnbenten ener un4ulbi9en
6tnber, welde i9on in garter Susenb ibr
2ebsn fir ben neusebornen SeiIuno opiers
ten.
Oas Gnbenten an ben Cob bieier uns
i4uIoiseu &inber miro als elm 9rauertas
pon Dem Yrieiter III blauem WeBsemauoe
besansen u. bas r@Ioria" wesseIaien.
Dieiss tbut bic Stride, UNI ibr Witsefibl
NIT ben trauernben Mlttern isner &inber
Aussubuiden.
Dab bieie brei 6eite mad chamber uns
mittelbar aui bic @eburt Gbriiti folsen,
biepon lisst Der @runo bierin, oaB Der Grs
Ioier seboren wurOe, I'M Der Wabrbeit
3eusnis gu srben; baber fOlst auf bas
Seif leiner @eburt bas gnoenten isner,
mel6e i3eusnib Don linn abIesten. 0ieie
Fnb: a. Der 81. S%tepbunus, aIs elm
Wartprer I'M WiQen uno IN Der Chat; b.
Der 81. Sobanues ais Elm Wartprer I'M
8ilen, obne bic lbat bes Martertobes,
benn er Rarb zines natiirli9en 2obes; unb
e.) bic uniduIbisen &inber als
Tfartprer in Der Chat obne @tlen, in6em
fe UNI Gbriiti @tllen itarbsn, ebe iie i'm
Stanbe warsn, ben @ertb zines iOlden
@oti sebru9ten Spfers ,u ermeiien. Sieie
a3eusen Der @abrbeit btsleiten sieidiam
DEN Gin,us bes &0niss Der @abrbeit in Die
@elt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-30
. &alafama'S YeHttbmm.
Stem Norfer Wobridteu nom 10

lOie 9tew gOrter 9ta3ri9ten pom 10. B.,
M. idreiben:
&Onis Oapio SaIataua 1T in 8albing4
ton bon Or. Majeitat benz &aiier lllyGes !,
nno benz arOnprinSen 5risorid H.. (. 10. !
ants 5eierlidlte empfaussn ipor6en unb
bat ibren @esenbeiu6 erbalten, un6 mir
gts~ yorter werSen na6itens sIsi9faQs bas
Wsrsnissn baben, ben S6nis Der Comb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-30
QureMbnrger Gazette.

lino nit fatbolitsnfeinoliden 3citunsen
unb bod molen iolds 2eute 8atboliten.
mande eapon iosar quite" &atboliten iein
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-30
QatbcliSder &irdcn &alcnecr.

5reitag ben /. 9anuar aeatabr.
Sam,aa 2. Watarius Giniiebl.
Gludt mad Gsgpten. -Matt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-29
lob 8 COOS.

lob 8 oCOs.
OUR STOCK IS COMPOSED or THE
following standard &Popular brands:
IL INCH Tw1sTs.
10 Boxes Millners,
90 Prairie Chicken,
Is boxes Yellow JessS Iine'
10 Walkers.
Gold Leaf,
IN Penobscot,
II Miller's.
6INcH TWIST.
20 Caddies Luscious. Chew,
PouNDs.
IL De1es BOXERS
Eda Ashby,
Common,
virginia Dare Navy lbs
Tinsle & Ishams choice navy
Monster IS and pounds,
Rose Bud Bright navy IS,
Andrew Jackson Black navy33
spun Roll In caddies,
6Twist in kegs,
An In store and for sale cheap.
Al Ill TIN9TF ISHAM.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-29
-eLINc ISLAND.
yg,ao5MaIiVTSSIONERS' SALE.

o us CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
county
James Ftlan' In chancery'
~.
Louis Juucke' 81 a. lara, and enter.
Bryirtne S oI entitled cause, on the M,
zenith day @S,o o. county i the undersigned 'pe-
tOlfl ,ODa,misSiouerS will, on
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-29

notes through the Treasury is novel.
and no one can say with any confidence
what its effect will be. At present,
however, the effect must be com par
stively slight, and the country will ex.
perience an immediate sense OF relief
that at last the finances are out OF the
hands Of Congress. The prompt ad.
vance in the price OF stocks yesterday
indicates this fact. We look forward
to revival OF business, which if it does
not make itself felt during the summer,
may reasonably be expected TO do 80
early in the autumn. The situation is
not, however, without uncertainties,
and, while prudent energy in all legit-
innate business is likely to have it's re-
ward, speculative ventures will be
with more than usual dangers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-29
THE NEW CURRENCY ACT,
Some Points NOted-COmments O,
tho Press.

Some Points NOted-COmments or
tho Press.
WARRINGTON, D. c., June 25.-The
currency bill presented by the confer-
ence committee passed the house with
30 little debate in the confusion attend.
ing the close of the session, that it
seems that few members of the House
knew what they were acting upon and
fewer still had given the bill carefus
reading and analysis. The comments
made by the press however, have walked
them to the fact that the section re-
distributing the $55,0OOOOO was not
the only one that affected the National
bank system, but that the second section
practically relieves the banks from even
the little check heretofore imposed to
protect depositors. IL is q fact that 80
few knew that the banks were relieved
from the 10 per cent reserve
to protect depositors that many
members OF the House. yesterday aud
to-day called upon Comptroller Knox
and urged upon him that the real intent
aud meaning oil the bill, as the House
understood it, was 10 recall the reserves
from the New York banks and place
10 OF the Is per cent reserve provided
in the act of 1864 in the vaults OF each
National Bank. These members point
to the clause in the new bill repeating
the section in the old act, which reads,
"bnt the moneys required by said Sec.
81 to be kept at all times on hand, and
stall be determined by the amount Of
deposit in all respects as provided for
IN said section" and claim that the in
tnet Of the bill is to leave 10 per
cent in the hands Of each bank. Comp
troller Knox points to the clause pres
ceding the one above quoted, which
reads that the banks shall not here,
after be required to keep on hand any
amount of money whatever by reason
OF the amount OF their respective circu.
lation, aud turns to clause IN Sec. 3
OF the new bill, which reads:
"And provided further. That 80
much OF the National Bank act requlr-
ing or permitting the redemption of cir
culation elsewhere than at it's own
counter, except as provided for in this
section, is hereby repealed" and theu
tells the anxious Congressman that ne
has passed an act which only requires
any National Bank to deposit 5 per
cent OF it's circulation, and no more, with
the Comptroller for redemption Of its
notes, and nothing whatever IN the
bill will compel a cent to be kept in
the vaults. The consequence lie the
members don't know what to do about
it, and are especially astonshed at
learning that Senators Frelinghuyseu,
Edmunds, Morrill,, OF Vermont, and
Others, called attention to this point,
while the bill was being debated In the
Senate, and showed the danger of re-
moving this safeguard.
Com ptroller Knox will issue cir.
cular in a few days to all the National
banks, calling upon each for a sworn
statement OF the condition on July 10th,
with a view to prepare plan for the
redistribution provided for in the bill,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-29
From the New York World.


Congress has thus finally won in its
contest with President Grant. 1t has
made no steps toward specie payments
as recommended in the Presidents
manifesto to Senator Jones, OF Nevada
1t has taken away from the President
the power which he usurped and ex-
ercised without warrant of law, in let.
ting out the so.called reserve" tom
fate the currency. There is not one
word in any law OF the United States
which implies that any portion OF the
$500 100000 shalI be neld as a reserve.
That is merely mythical creation Of
the Treasury Department for the pnr,.
pose of keeping up the notes wnicn
bad been cancelled. "-Senator Sherman
June 90. 1t has taken away the Press
dents unused power to call in the re
serve and thus to contract the currency,
It has given a legislative Endorsement
of that Executive initiation which
Grant by the hands of the Secretaries
of the Treasury had accomplished 10
the amount of $26,OOO,0OO. 1t has
seized and fixed that amount OF intia-
ton as that below which there shall be
no recession by law Of Congress or act
of the President. The fear OF con-
traction resulting from taking back into
the Treasury the $26 100000 OF the
s44 600 600 reserve has been taken
away "-Ssnator Morton, J1tne ~. lne me
President has signed the bill, and these
26 100000 steps further away from
specie payments have DOW all to De re-
traced before the country can be even
% near to specie payments as when
Gen. Grant became its Chief Magls'
trate.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-29

4 general Banking, Exchange and Collec-
ton business transacted with fidelity an
promptness.
Certificates of Deposit issued and interest
paid thereon.
Revenue stamps for sale IN sums 70 suit.
New Fractional Currency and ], 2, and Sc
coin always on hand for the accommota.
ton of the public.
Accounts Of Merchants, Manufacturer
Bankers and others solicited.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-29
From the New York Times.

The feature of most importance in the
new law is tue definition Of the Legal
amount o, greenbacFs at 1882 100000,
and the absolute prohibition OF what
Messrs. Richardson and Boutwell, used
curiously enough 10 call reserve.
The country now knows how much the
legal tender currency is. and that 1t
cannot be made more or less By any
action of the Treasury Department
until further legislation. This is so far
good, since it removes an element OF
Very great uncertainty from business
calculations, and takes out OF the hands
of the Secretary of the Treasury a
power that no official ought ever
TO have enjoyed. The lesiela-
ton abollshing reserves of Nation,
al Banks against circulation, and
touching the redemption OF bank
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COMMENTS OF THE NEW YORK PRESS.
From the New York Tribune.

We are not blind to the tact tnat this
bill may incidentally do Il little good.
1t at least gives the assurance that the
Treasury Department can no longer
make and unmake fortunes in Wall
street by issuing or retiring a pretended
reserve. 1t meets the western COM
plant that the East has more than its
tair proportion OF circulation. 1t gives
an imm ediate stimulus to some kinds OF
business. But it is practical abandon
ment of the fight for steps toward
specie payment Austria has been
cursed with paper money for hundred
years, because her rulers bad not the
nerve and segacity to embrace the
favorable opportunities for returning to
specie payments, The bill is an Aus
trian performance.
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We will astonish any buyer Witn ne STa
pnsiness and intend to make tninss ho'
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Teachers Examination.

THE ANNUAL EXAMINATION, ,S VI
an,iicants for pos, tions as eschers
L &%heeiing public schools, will take
Ia i .m In the Fourth ward school Hall, on
.pt,hnrsliay. July End, ensuing. commencing
~ q n'cIock a. m. Candidates must be pre-
sent nromptly at this hour. None out
actual applicants for positions a. Ieaehefs
1or the =. 8. WILLIAMS,
na'''n' Chairman Examining committee.
te23f
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