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BY Telegraph.

BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, March ls-N-oa.-stocks acuve.
Money, 4. Gold, ZIG. Exchauge-Long' 400
short, 4s3. Governments active and strong. eultes
quiet and nominal. a,< Co.
Ereninq.-Moncy in fair supply at 2@2E ster
ling moderately active at 1907. Gold, 1850 l1o's
Governments strong and active. States quiet ano
nominal.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 10, 1875.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH 20, 1875.
Ann rises 600 Moon sets......... 5.15
ann sets ......,. 600 High tide. ......... $40
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WINES, LIQUORS., TOBAC&,O, DC.

49,
ssSUMMERDEAN" AUGUSTA COUN-
OTY, VA. )RYE WlIiSkt1.-Wc desire TO
caution ihe trace and the public generally a2allSl
SPURIOUS INVITATIONS OF the above r"piilar DIanu
of Virginia Noun tain Whi>key. This brand, nav
ing been duly registered and projected by copy
right nj the tnircd states Patent Cihtc. wash
ington d. G.. Is our sole property; auu othcr par
ties using the same. any imitation thereof rcu-
der themselves liable to prosecution according 10
law JENKINS. tAI'f.tt> Co,
y huleSalc Liquor Merchants,
No. l13 south Fourteenth street.
,,h1o Richmond. Va.
NOriCF.-We have appointed MESsRs.
~ CUaISTIAN d WHITE our sole agents ior
The sale Of GEORGE GUrLET'S celebrated ClihM-
pt6SES JOSrPH RltFLARD,S SONS.
Trade supplied 1T ag"uts, prices IN New oFh,
freight added CHRISTIAN q VIII e.
REQ
SO BARRELS RYE WliISkEY,
~ 20 barrels REC1fFlFD WHiSkE1,
APPLE BRANDY and RUM,
IRISH WlIlSKki,
COOkING-WlSt
FAMILY and EXTRA FLOUR,
GREEN and BLACK TEAS,
For SAX, bv JOHN NJ. HIGGINS,
dclI 1910 franklin street.
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Buy no powders or prcrll ed SlMNONSS LIVER
REGULATOR unless in engraved wrapper
with trademark, stamp, aud signature unbrokcn;
N'A' '' j. n. ZEILIN & co.,
Macon, Ga. and Philadelphia.
TIE SYMPTOMS of Liver
Complaint arr. tInt aSnc SIS and
pain in the side. Sometimes
the pain Is In the shoulder, and
Is MISTAKEN for rheumatism.
The stomach Is affected with
LOSS OF APPETITE and sick
ness. b0wc In general cos
TIVE, sometimes alternating
with lax. The HEAD Is trou-
hed with pain, and dull, heavy
sensation. considerable LOSS
Or MEMORY, accompanied
with painful sensation Of lav-
iugLEFT USDOSE something
which ought to have been
done. Often complaining Of
weakness, DEBILITY, and low
spirits Sometimes MANY of
The above symptoms ait. nd HE
disease, and at Other tunes
very FEW Of them; but the
LIVER is generally the organ
most involved.
Nearly all diseases originate from indigestion and
tOrpiditv of the liver. and relief Is always ann
Usly sought after. II The liver Is regulated In It's
action health Is almost invariably secured. Want
action in the liver cauSt headache, lon,
iaundcc, pain In the shoulders, cough, chills, diZz-
ness, sour stomach. bad taste In the mouth, bilious
a'tacks palpition Of the heart depression of Spi-
rits, The blues. and hundred other symptoms.
for which SIMMDSs'S LIVER REGULATOR Is
the best remedy that has ever been discovered Ii
acts mildly cne ctually, and, being simple vegeta.
bic compound, eau do no luxury IN any quantities
that II may be taken. Ii is harmless In every way:
IL has bt en- used for forty years. ana hundreds OF
the good and great from all parts OF the country
will vouch for It's being the purest and best
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BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALUA-
Il BLEPKOPFRTY KNOWN AS THE 'CHFS-
TER HOTEL" ON THE RICHMOND AND Pc
TERSBURG RAILROAD, THIRTH.ES Mills
FROM RICHMOND AND NINE Mills FROM
PETERSBURG.-As trustee In The deed Of trust
from W. H. Hayward and wife. bearing dac Isl Of
December. 1869. duly recorded In Chesterfield
County Court, shall. In execution thereof, pro-
coed TO sell 1T public auction. on The premises. 1T
the village of chester. on MONDAY The 29th of
March. 1875 at IL O'Clock A. NJ. without regard
to weather, that truly valuable properly located as
above, cons listing of a LOT OF JllREE AND
THREE-QUARTER ACRES on which stands Il
large ana excellent HOTEL, confirming about
thirteen rooms; besides. two HANDSOME COT
TAGLS and Il STUREIlOUSE, with several out
buildings suitable for such an establishment. This
properly is well located for Il hotel, or boarding.
school. or college, being accessible on 4 leading
raj road.
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 drfrIy costs of sale
and 10 paw of tile balance past due on three bonds
being about - $50. ! he crediC-paymenIs 10 be as
follows: lst. ( o satisfy bond for 81 900 dated
lst of december, 1869, bearing interest from dale
at The rate OF six per cent. per anntm until paid,
ana PAYABLE the Isl day of December. 1S71: ID
To satisfy another bond for IL 900 dated and bear
ing interest as aforesaid, and payable the Isl day
OF December. 1876; ann Sd. To satisfy another
bond for 900 dated ard bearing int rest
said, aud payable the st Of december. ST. and
10 the remainder. II any, on such terms shall
bc announced on day of sale. The whole credit
paymets TO be secured BY deed of trust the pro-
pcrty. WILLIAM AMBERS,
NH G.id' Trustee.
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HOR RENT. DWELLING No. BIZ C:

EOR RENT, DWELLING No. 3l1 G=:s
II Cary street, between Third and Fourth III
slIccis, with eleven rooms. including servants
rooms. and all the most modern convcnicnccs.
For rent. DWELLING No. ] % west Main street.
with seven rooms, Kitchen with two rooms, and all
cor vcuicnccS.
For rent, DWELLING No. 13 west Marshall
street, at present occupied Ivy Dr. Bettelbcm. con-
tlinng ten rooms. Possession In ten or fifteen
days.
For rent, DWELLING No. SIT Fifth street. Op
posilc Subjects Row. With four rooms.
For rent. DWELLING No. sos north Fifth
street, with seven rooms, and large lot.
For rent. DWELLING No. 1907 Broad street,
Church Hill, with ten rooms, and Kitchen with
three rooms.
For rent. NICE DWELLING, nearly new, No.
23l Second Street between Canal and Byrd, with
six roUlnS
For rent. LARGE DWELLING on Sixth street
IN north Of Leigh, with ten rooms. Apply 10
NH 20 At tRifBISS & WILLIAMS.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY, March 10. 1875.
~~o, .-,.u,.,. so,solu ao)d nj 62*,

SALEs.-fS00 Virginia collso's soi" az o@%
STATE SECURITIES. 6id. As ~
Virginia consols. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. III
Virginia deferred ...........''''' o0a OF
virginia Interest certificates. 1900. SSeu SSu
Virginia tax.rcceivablc coupohS'''''' Qua |'
., o o.: 90 lo4Y
R R,s,,Io,,i CHI ci,v "a ......... 90 81
S ;. ohs,, e,.i ,-taec S,s.,....... 90 8M
RAILROAD BONDS.
Virginia Central third mortgage o's' eou IN
j. a. j........... ......', wa
Orange and Alexandria Railroad ~ -,
third mortgage S's NJ. & N........ oo -
Richmond and Danvillc Railroad con- mo-, m
solidated 6's, NJ. & NJ. ......"...... oeA w
RAILROAD STOCKS. 4. Is. a.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and .oo IN
Potomac common .......... loV W ~
Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac 6 per cent. guaran- ,oo 20 co
iced .................-s. NV
Richmond Fredericksburg and
Potomac per cent. guaran- -: IN m
tcpd. &OO
Richmond and Danvil'e Kali , ,o1
road 1oS
BANKS.
First National. aW ny : ~
! National Bank Of Nirgnia-.-.. aoo 1oo Ava
| INSURANCE COMPANIES.
,-,.,,n,a rr,. and Marine.. e5 SO 80
NirsihlS s ana M si.u 100 81 100
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The lopg-looked-for specific for the cure of all
pulmonary diseases lie found at last
GLoBE-FLOWER COUGH-sYRUP
has nroyed TO be the most extraordinary medica!
preparation ever discovered Tor cur1hg
CONSUMPTION.
Il not only cures consumption, but relieves imme-
djafeIy the incl pent stages, such rs COUGHS COLDS
paISS IN THE CHEST. sc. II breaks up the most
addressing coughs In an incredibly short time.
GLoBE.FLoWER SYRUP
Is unlike any other remedy known. 1t contains
NO OPIUM
nothing poisonous. IT Is delicious to takethe earthly
savior 70 all afflicted with affection OF the
THROAT AND LUNGS.
It Is warranted to give satisfaction. The most
,ea rncd physjrians in the south use and recon-
mendit TRY THE GLOBE-FLOWER SYRUP;
1t will cure you and save you from the grave.
REMARKABLE CURE.
CLEVELAND. OHIO, April IL, 1874.
DR.. j. S. Pemberton: IL gives me great pressure
to inform you that two bottles or GLOBE-tLoWEk
SYRUP have cured my son OF an obstinate lung al
physicians had given him up TO die with wnat tney
called consumption. l shall ever remember win
grateful heart. and recommend TO all, Inc GLOBE
FLOWER SYRUP. 1t has Drougnt more Hm a,, nc
million dollars could have done. God bless You
Your friend, ELIZABETH SPENCER.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
fe 1e-eod&wtApl Richmond. Va.
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QUESTION Where can | buy <GAg1
| W good SHOES for myI@lf or chill. e1S%~1
| dren al low figures, but made III good mat.ridi:
Answer: At the factory no. 21J Rroad street,
between Second ana Third, where nothing but rIty.
made goods are sold.
ROOTS footed Ia order for only ST. 81 -
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TOISES. LOTS, AND FARMS

HOUSES, LOTS, AND FARMS
FOR SALE on LIBERAL TERMS
LOANS NEGOTIATED
ON REAL ESTATE or
COLLATERAL SECURITIES.
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EOR RENT. Il small BRICK DWELL. Ts
Il ING on the north side Of Clay near Han I'll
cock street. containing five rooms
Also. two small BRICK STORES AND DWELL
ISGS on Gary between Ninth and Tenth streets
containing three ROOMS eIch besides the stores.
Also, "A small BRICK STORE AMI d" ELL
ING on the east side Of Twelfth between Main and
Franklin streets and adjoining The ~. james flo-
tel. containing three rooms NSides the store.
Ako, il FRAME DWELLING on Eighth between
Main and Cary streets, containing about seven
rooms. ~ $500. $3.50
Also. Il large TlIREE.SToRY BRICK LUM-
BER-!lUUSt. on the east side OF Thirteenth be-
tween Main ami Cary strrcts.
Also. that BRIt X STOKE AND DWELLIH
No. lil4 FRANKLIN street. one door below the Bal
lard Hotel. containing about seven rooms besides
the store and kitcncn with two rooms, and Ill pre-
sent occupied by Jane: Z. Dural, Esq, as drug
store. ~
Also, three desirable ROONS OH seventh street
north OF Leigh street. suitable for family use.
Amply 10 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR x son,
NH 9-3t Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs.
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WALNUT FURNlTURE..We call @
w attention to our tine stock of WALSCT foSh
DRKSSISG-CASE SUITS; BEpSTEADS, Bu- III
REAuS, WASlISTANDS: large sock of NAKb-
ROBES of The best material. tylcS ana finish. We
pledge to sell from ten 10 fifteen per cent less than
inferior STYLES sell at aicOnSac> All Other goods
prupnrtonatcly cheap. Call and test the ABOVE.
f. S. 3m E.GAIHkIGHT. l6 Governor street.
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ss01D AND COAL.

EIRST-CLASS SPLlNT LUMP AT .
Il per 25 bushels: Anthracite. crate aud sto'r.
~ and ~ % per ton; Quinnimont and Cum
berland engine, IS to $3.50 per ton; fl"GCr
Hill and other Goals from % 20 To 50 per Load.
Oak and Pine Wood al lowest prices. Quantity AMI
0uai Its warranted to equal any III the city. >ae-
tccnth and Cary stress. 1. IL. PAuE.
NH 10
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SPLINT LUMP COAL, the peerless fuel,
~ sell 50 low that Il should stop The use Of impure
coal ANTHRACITE COAL, all Lies, cheap; BE-
Iona SOFT COKE, best In market
The popular, convenient. and cconomical ma
chine. sawed and split dry PINE and Dan N~pD
very low; also. long. Apply before buying at AIHHs
NH / s J. r. WATKINS.
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nON'T PAY - FOR 4 GAL S1
~ TER when you can huy eli! -nadc esG@S
one for 81. Don't pay 81 for Suoc when yuu rin
bug one for So. This Is true: II YOU ton't believe
IL, 10 10 the factory 2lJ Br"aI street between sc.
ond and Third. Nnlhng bur city-ina'tc goods ,"d.
mn LIR nNJS xt III
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NH lS.IW

pHlL A DELPHlA A, RICH SIESSA
Il MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM $1,000
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
A WEEK--Until further notice the steamers OF
this tine viii leave Pniladelphia every WED& ES-
DAY and SATURDAY, and Richmond every
MONDAY and FRIDAY ut IL O'Clock.
Freight taken III low rates for all parts of New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware. for Provi-
dence and Boston. Also, for Liverpool and Ant
werp oia Red Star anc Americas steamship lines,
and bills Of ladlng sigpac through.
W. =. PORTER. Agent,
2425 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM L. CLYDE & CO.
mh IL No. IL Sou ia Wharyes. Pliladelpbfa,
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SsiYNlTg1s cE.

TURNITGRET SUITTHE TiMES.n
II j. ID. GATtWuOD, No. 81 9 east Broad tsSs~
street. Walnut, stained, and painted Cottage n
Chamber Suits and Purlur and Dinlng-Ho0ms
Furniture OF latest styles. Goods purchased pliuc
ply for cus. aud can b, sold rs low by Any houS,
this side of New York. Feather Beds. Pillows, BIOL :
sters and Mattresses. Goods packed for shipment
fp lG
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TINE HEALING SPRINGS FOR GA
l. RENT.-This desirable WATERING. Ell
PACE Is OFFERED FOR RENT FOR THE
ENSUING SEASON.
These springs arc so we'll known for The virtue OF
the waters and supcriO- character 81 the Improve
mems as TO render minute description uhncces-
Sary.
The property Is situated in Bath county. in the
Warm Spiillg Valley, Oh the line of the thcsapeake
and Ohio railroad, from which 1t is accessible by
fine tlrnpikc-rOad.
The improvements consist of three large brick
buildings and Il number of handsome Cottages,
slahie c, -houSc. and all our-hOn>es.
The place is completely furnished, and every hing
OH The premises In order. Apply To
GRUBBS & V lLLIAMS,
Real Estate Agents. No. Eleventh street,
&c 25-Th,SSi ,SS3w Richmond. Va.
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DOR RENT, THE LARGE AND s
Il conveniently al ranged DWELLING onGl
Cary near Pine street, adjoining the residence of
Charles Phillips, ESQ, continuing ten rooms;
fine fruit trees, &c. Apply TO
IA - n.an e
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CAUTION.

CAUTION.
Buy no powders or prepared SIMNONS'S LIVER
REGULATOR unless in our en<raved wrapper
with trademarks stamp, and signature unbrokcn
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THE MURDERED NEGROES.

I'm autopsy ON the bodies OF samuel jackson
and Henry Thompson the two negroes who were Killed
by white ruia!, near tue Schzen Park, ia south 8rook
IyU about 1880 o. IN. on FRIDAY, shows that death was
the result Of tho blows which were indicted ON their
beads with jagged stones in the hands 81 their aSsaaHtS
The skulls OF the murdered crushed. but
their bodies were otherwise free from marks
Of yiocnc" The alleged mErdaiers have assumed
an appearance Of great Indifference, and pass then time
mainly III playing cards ami singing in tier cells in tue
RAYMOND Street Jail Coroner simms was visited by "A
large number Of negroes Saturday, who dcma ded
that eir race should be represented on the jury 90 hold
an INQUEST The negroes alluded bitterly 70 the hg OF
Olc"r .Oyo who's" tlal VIII Dc completed
today difference To thcIr desire, Coroner SinnS has
impHnelpd - fury consisting Of i've white ana three
coiorcd men Tie inquest viii begin tomorrow. The
alleged lnurOyokcd killing OF the negroes has caused
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PAPER MONEY AND SPECIE

EFFECT on PRICES or PAPIR MONEI-CAIr1ALISTS
AN3 sPrOa PAYMENIs-Lo>s BY PAPER MONEY.
10 the Editor Of The Trtbune.
SIR: Permit me through the columns of your
journal 20 review briefly OF tne reasons given by
those Who y currency based upon specie and oppose
an exclusively paper currency. As understand them,
tbcy ac:
First: An increased issue Of paper money will always
create higher prices encourage speculation, and finally
bring OIL financial ruin, hence 30 long as orr currency
Is paper the busncs, interests at the mercy OF the
majority IN Congress.
See,ni: Capitalists await a return to specie payments
before they enterprises or long contracts
THIRD Paper money imposes y continual tax upon con-
sumers 10 cover risks Of inc'uation in It's value.
The arguments usually advanced 10 support the first
claim are as follows An increased supply of every COM
modify tends lower its price, and paper money will
obey the law and fall in value with each issue
which increases the amount In the hands of the people
This sounds plausible bat let N the theory borne
out by facts in the last mentioned Prices in 1873
were say Oae-thrd higher than they are now and the
actual OF business transacted was greater II we
had an abundance OF currency then must have large
surplus now; yet this surplus has cnused no
decline in it, value compared with gold, and
COMPARED with other commodities It's value has
greatly increased. How is this rise In the yaluo
Of our currency In face OF its steady relative and actual
increase in volume during the past two years to be
counted fort The truth would seem 10 be that prosperity
calls for an increased amount of circulation, AMI not that
nn Increase Of circulation stimulates prices We have
fifty millions Of idle currency ia bank vaults nj pres
emf Issue another fifty millions. and there Will De a
hundred idle luion and prices will respond to the
new issue Besides II ron NJ the currency ~ 10 he
dreaded we are rs much exposed to It's rctis with gold
and silver currency a. with oar present
Ninrtytiree cent OF all exchange said 10 be
made by checks. dras, aud notes An increase OF credit
and Dauk capital VIII initiate this part OF our circulation
10 any desired extent
Admit the fact that oycrproiaciiou may occur in the
future The past (aDd certainly VIII IN an age of III
,cntion and in a Land Astounding la uudeye.0ped re-
sources pcoplcd rs energetic race and You have the
materials for initiation OF prices and financial disorder
whether the currency be spsce or paper | am well
aware o lnsf .n,rn ~ great amount of paper having
been issued and falling Ia value until 10 was worthless
but became by Of the utter bankruptcy Of the
government which put for:n. Can ~ he denied that
c eHh Of t1c galns OF currency since 1855
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mont that allows continuance day Of the chsnoe OF
such wroched catastrophes The American side rs ny np
perfect ia this respe but IL sbows no srn ~ ss
and Dretrncted dsrc gard Of human HE MS TINS IN VIC
Of Gather Hennepin. the later ones OIL or
Charles Lyell. the number Of visitors moro Was
was far different. But this Is changing every yeaH,
and with great rapidly. what with Increased laclntns
for reaching the scabOard the prodious CROWN Oh n
Weat and the newly awakened modem thirst Tor uss,
and ayenare the neighborhood OF the great cataract ~
thrpugcd each season with the population OF Guy IL
nv conjecture be ytrdcd-as certainly II seems reasgna
bic To expect-the pilgrimage 10 Niagara In 1870 VIII DC
therefore, promises To be propordoHatey inSf2tsfu'
trust however, that the good people OF canaan VIII AZ
orce ~ solve that this evil au2ry shall not Dc roalru
I, Ia not too late provide for the emergency agaDse
ne 1t season and every would gladly near that
substantial barrier had been erected AT least from ho
railw bridge the Horseshoe Fall. 10 prevent any
more dismal accidents thercabouts IN the future. s.
Nep- lOrk, Oct 10. 1879.
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FRFE TRADE IN EUROPE.

PROTECTION DOCTRINES MORE IN Favor IN GEM
MANY BELGIUM, AND FRANCE-E. DIX LAVE
LEYEs BOOK.
rome Ed,tor Of the Trfbane.
SIR: The doctrine of free trade of late has
been losing ground on the Continent OF Europe. The
French Government has favored mposs, avowedly for
the purpose repairing the disastrous ana ruIn0s losses
caused by the OF 1870 and 1871 The German Social
Science Associations at its late meeting at Munich In sep
teber voted with C2 Ayes against % Noes that it is
iucxpedcnt at the present time 10 reduce the indirect
taxes due commercial goods, bOth those consumer
at homo and those sen, abroad.
In Belgium q writer has recently published
remarkable work on the present depression OF all busi-
ness ard proposed remedies l.. do LaYeeye mem
Der of the Belgian Academy OF Science is well known to
students of political economy. lis Late publication on
National Economy aud socialism" distinguishes be-
tween two classes of economists, the orthodox AMI tue
historical school. The former. hc tells ~, representing
free trade used TO have good time of IT, chcl! because
its opponents were more sentimental than exact and III
yestsring. On the one hand tins Manchester nen were
simply denounced rs immoral and given to material
ism; the other they accused by 'ocalstc s'cs
Of sacrificing poor CLASSES to the power ard privilege
OF the wealthy This opposition. however inadequate -
II was, has given way 10 class OF highy cutiid
thinkers. especially in Germany ana Italy 70 mn wo
not mere dOctrinaires bat authorities Who'c icH"S
cannot bc safely dsrcgaiyicd.
TIE author then disc,I the axiom OF NonieSqnleu
produced BY competition, AMI tIat COM
neiiton hs frcc-tradcrs would have IT, must be the In.
fabie regulator Of trade, ami that Government hl
Keen rs hand ont of the business The O,cr school,
Which called historical and realistic recognizes Tins
principle as Immoral. because 1t contains no protection
for the weak against Tho aggress0nS or Toe siiohs;
who know the most ana are IA me pcs tsn"h ol
capital md easy L. enrich Themselves a tho expense
~ ts less favored Dy naturA. THESE latter CLASSES IN
consequence, driven to hopeless poverty or TO 'o-
ton. /; Is pointed ont that hhganl nov the Dhiwlk
OF free trade threatened m0:c an lny ohcr country
l,y ominGls cOniiCts between empoyoh ana employees.
And Belgium, above all others the couu.Iy o. ulc
L1iASey Jairt policy pgcscts te remarkable spectacle
that s Gavein.HCh IL getting many new pn"eis iI INC
direct r,rD,. of protecting the weak against the legal
,lcraci.icu;s the ich and powerful, although II vas
derived uf prcrosaiYCs peculiar TO 1tncI European
GoVcrninCn.s the to 81 its OrganZ ltnu The writer
conclusion l.. that the doctrines Of ab>oGc IRE ira lie
have not produced and cannot produce perfect solution
III economic problems. H.
IyOriGeacc, IL. l., Oct. IA, lS7J.
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"a due n the Increased coincidence which Is felt In the
credit of our oouptryi And he assorted that "
as tor duties IL soud 10 ut par with spece
Thu discoint at present only 10 cent How mncn
of tLnt ia due to a redundancy aud how much 10
the Isot that our Government partially dishohols
ia paper by not receiving ~ IN Pgi
of ALI its dernsudsf sin gle observation on tie Scoo
claim OF the resumption that INC recent necno VI
prices measured by gold has been as much rs thcy h'o
been measured by paper. t., amin :.
Contracts in cold would have been ~ uncertain during
the past two years a. contracts IN paper Wheh Pc..s
advance or lnctnate they aud vary as nich ssu
mated by gold AS paper Why one safer than Tue oncr
word only concerning the thrd claim III our Pr'srns
circulating medium imposes q cOniindhi laA on oon
sinners IL follows that merchants are naalng anu "so
been making an extra profit Of that amount, ana 50
ION as their Gains and losses arising from the cfuaoh
OF our currency balance each other there Is no Necessity
OF an extra price to cover such risks NO tax Is poseu
upon consumers. NehA""''
.SLippeastlrg, Penn, Oct. Z, 1879.