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RAILROAD BONDS Irregular.

SEAIh buNU5 -SteAuy.
STOCKS Unsettled and depressed. The
decline ranged from y to 2X per cent, the
latter In G. Z. q. L. The feature Of the
market was Lake Shore, which sold very
freely both for long aud short account.
The stock dropped 10 59k and the decline
was accompanied by rumors Of the cutting
OF rates aud some unfayoiable talk about
the next dividend. Michigan Central was
affected by the drop In Lake shore and
declined az per cent. The general list
sympathized In the break aud the market
closed feyerish and weak at almost the
lowest figures Of the day.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares,
OF which 2l,000 were Erie, 200 Lake
Shore, 900 Wabash, 1900 Northwestern
common, 5000 preferred, 12 900 st. Paul
common, 1900 preferred, 5000 Lackawan.
na, $500 Michigan Central, 1000 c. G. c.
a l., 2,4Oo ohlo., 1900 Western Union and
q mn pa oi6o Mail
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Nsnoaa sria 'di'otn' at 4 o'clock thl.
rlsajs, ', :, At A, least that i. the under.
sEn ',,.t :, .bi, writing. 1t /, an event even.
i, d. 4ias' tas loF' There i. no e..imA-
&so,i,..'lp a'p''.,ion ~, that hl, resulted to
do q s,, Cos,,S.i.it o. Tie country from the sea-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-18

-, aaIs''qb'arlIls \ d Sunday Local mourus
s,',,I =" ''' divisions that beep Jefferson
s.s'y ~ Iron securing a Congressman
~ s.1 Ss.o' s'' o'A borders. A,the primaries
IS.. ~ si'o'a,y Dr., UpdegratT secured IS
~ ..'' Nj. M''tin 5, Mr.. Dunbar s,
=. i. o's''ll "a Reilly |, making 80 in all.
s,- 'a'' counties Of the district are
S,S. ~ Harrison, Carroll and Co.
20 s'''' il l54, requiring s';T''i IS 70, ., =
asSi'., 4 AH'l''n u q, Carroll II and Co.
,.,i.. e',.'. - The Congressional Con.
3 I.a y, A''' place at Sleabsnville on
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&Ss. t.' v" a son'inuon' heavy rain
" ~; SS.,aNt aSot last night, between 10
as. 5,,o S,'oSs' Y. in which more dampue..
Sss, 'S'a IVA than i,r.ally needed. Il i.
g,,siI. a.' 'S, iot Jupiter Pluvlus to dry
s.ss, 1.a. 40 i'' the corn crop have a
d S.,,ta' As 'Aips' are going in the way
As sSisI ' ,..s.i I.'sly We shall be short Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stocks.

NEW YORK, June l7.-MoSEY-ClosSs
easy at 2jfaS per cent. Prime mercantile
paper Sa4X per cent. Customs receipts
S264, 900. The Assistant Treasurer diibursed
SSS,000. Clearings $l6,000,000. Sterling
firm at 4s4AaLs6K; Imports Of specie
for the week $42s, 900, mostly silver.
GoLD-steady at look. Borrowing rates
Vas per cent.
sItvRR-Bars ll7H currency and 1lsK
gold.
GovRRNMgNTs-Firm.
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The consumption of Smoke aud
The Saving OF Fuel.

According 10 ihe Cincinnati Gn,,iI, nj
ls.til, Il. problem oI sou.nmina ~i -,
al, i,. been .pcc..fnll, .oIvsd IL
aa ,i,y, and III. ] .oIn,ion .,..ia, .J.,'u ~,,h ~
AA.n,ipg Of An smoun, oI iasI ,bst II
till lshh,f enhance. ,bs v,,na - H..
i.ns,oa. A, d.,sTib.S i"I bv at ,ho o",.,,S ~ ,'
tnl lr ,,o a,.., oDs uDj., Wv .,cb ',; su5
aa, saiI,r, I.d from ,bs ia. wSan tau
oa hi, i.i,l, bu,nirr .' ,ba as, '.,ons %%e" s.a
htisad,.pdb. ,biflins ,bs t d..""S, .., I1s ,hs
la,t. Iron tbe new fra ' !. o.,.;sS 'rIss o,as .as
h.t;.., "s 'e" "'e !" carried over
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

TO TIE DAILY LNTELLIeENoER
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WELLsBuRG, June Il

Wellsburg, March l, lS4S. Weather
very cold; aour 50 25l2 so; house rents
down about one.third; laborers wages
one.hali; pilots wages about one third:
little doing; not half enough work for the
people. Millerism and religion the prin-
April q, ls4s. Start for New Or.
leanii high river and dali prospects for
speculation.
New Orleans, May IA. After tire
some trip accompanied by rain, thunder
and wind, we are once more landed safe;
find all kind Of produce In better demand
than we anticipated.
May "a. Mississippi river oyeraows;
desolation, destruction Of stock and crops;
leave for home.
June'l5. Flour sia4l; wheat 81 cent?.
Times getting better; manuiactures have
some encouragement In the passage Of
the tariff bill. All kinds ot domestic
goods getting cheaper; good articles Of
American callcoes for 25 cents per yard
which 10 as good as British at 81 cents.
The tariff has done more for this pros.
trate country In one year than all the
measures advocated BY the devotees oi
Jackson and Van Buren,.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-30

JUNCTION & BREAKwATER R.R.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-30
Phila., Viii. & Ralt. R. R.
DELAWARE DIVISION.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
NoRTHWARD.

On and after MONDAY. November 2Gth 1871 fSrr,
days excepted trains will leave as follows
NORTHMARD.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-30

DING NORTH
Smyrna times., 1878-01-30

Recognizing the necessity for the practice of rigid
economy in all farming operations, we have deter
mined to reduce the price of SHELL LIME for
the year 1878. to
Smyrna times., 1878-01-30
Maryland & Delaware II. r,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after MONDAY, November 10th. 1877. trains
VIII run daily as follows, Sunday excepted:
Smyrna times., 1878-01-30
pnrAKwArrn 4 rnAxkronD AND WORCESTER r. p.
SOUTHWARK

Passengers from Delaware Railroad connect at Har-
rngton at 1920 P NJ. with train making connection
with steamers for New York which leave Lewes on
Tuesdays and Fridays at 8 p NJ. Steamers have good
accommodations for freight and passengers. Rates
OF fare and freight very low.
Trains connect in the morning at Lewes Del. for
all points named above, Tuesdays and Fridays.
with steamers that left Pier 81 North River New
York. at p. NJ. the day before.
A. BROWN. Gen. Fr't & Pass. Ag't. J. & B.. B. d F.,
and W. Railroads.
II; A. BOURNE Gen. supt o. D. s. s. Co ,l97 Green
wiCh St, n. Y.
THOMAS GROOM, Supt J. & B. R. r.. Lewes. Del.
Md "
Smyrna times., 1878-01-30
For restoring Gray Hair TO
its natural Vitality and Color.

\ dressin g
which is at once
= gree a b lie,
healthy, and eff
fectual for pre-
serving tho
hair. Faded or
gray hair as soon
restored 10 its
Ori0j',1o5 cOIor
Smyrna times., 1878-01-30
FOR Rem r.

Double Dwelling on South st.. and an once OF
Room corner Of Commerce and Delaware SITS.
dec l2-tf Apply 20 w W. TsCHUDY
Smyrna times., 1878-01-30
GOING SOUTH.

"a Stations marked thus ($l have no agents
Morning train makes close connection at CLAYTON
with trains on the Delaware Railroad both North
and South.
change cars at Wilmington
HS FreightS of all kinds carried at low rates 20 all
points ana must be at Stations thirty tSO minutes be-
lore starting time so as to insure quick despatch
Freight for Blacks, Stlll Pond and Morton will
have 10 be prepaid. '
nov 26 FRED. GERKER. Lessee.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-30

SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.-Additional 10 those
above, leave smyrna for Clayton lOi5, A. NJ 2iU and
7Al, P. NJ Leave Clayton for Smyrna 725, a. NJ. so
and SO. P. NJ. to make connection with trains
North and South from Clayton.
II. F. KENNEY, Sup.t.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
A GREAT OFFER FOR HOLIDAYS

DAYS dispose Of 1GU NEW PIANOS and ORGANS, of
rst-caSs makers at lower prices for cash Install
mentS. than ever before offered WATERS PIANOS
and ORGANS are the BEST MADE. warranted for )
years. Illustrated Catalogue Mailed Great induce
ments to the trade Pianos 7octavc. Sllo: 7I0caNe,
$3.50. Organs, stops. SIS; stops. So stops So; s
stops SO: 10 stops So: y stops 500: IN pcrte 0rdcr,
not Uscd UeGr Sheet music at half price. HORACE
WATERS IL SONS, Manufacturers and Dealers, 10
East llth Street New York.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-30

All freghs must be at the various stations at least
thirty Q minutes before starting of train otherwise
they viii lay over twenty-four (2D hours.
EAsroN, Nov. 26th, 1877.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-30

Occasionally you viii run against men
who are not so anxious about the dollar Of
thsir fathers as they are about the dollars
of their father-in-Iaw. on Cstv Derrick.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-30
JIG B., B. e., and ". RAILROADS
- CONNECTION WITH THE
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
And Philadelnha Milminginn & Raltimnrn p 2
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
CHANGE OF TINE.
SORTHWARD.
SOUTHWARK.

ON and after tt UESDAY November 9th, 1877, fSun.
days excepted trains will run as follows
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-05-11

A correspondent in Portland, Ne, kindly
sends Us word that the following sentence, al
,ributed to The Vorld. has been published in
paper called the Neo Era, in that city, and
| in other of what lie describes rs "gveenback
papers in the state;
The American lrborcr must make NJ his
mind hencefOrth not to be 50 much better off
than the European laborer. Men must be con
tent to work for less wages. In this way the
nottingham will he nearer that station in life
to which it has pleased God to call him
We are a trifc tired of branding" this
particular calumny, which is of importance 10
us solely because those who propagate it do so
with intent to misrepreSent not only TIE " 0rsd
but the Democratic party. We have more than
once explained that no such sentiment was
ever expressed III Tie World, and that the
original inventor o. the paragraph was de-
liberate liar, who manufactured it out OF words
and phrases culled with iEtcnt to lie out OF
different parts of column in this journal Ii
the Nee Err is edited outside of pcniten,
tiary this notice will bring it TO decency If
this notice fails to bring it and all others whom
1t may concern to decency it may become ne
cessarv to show them a better though harder
way.-Ne1c York WOrH.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-05-11
BROWN DONE BROWN.

iemima was my hearts delight
Until she took to wearing
My toys, which fit her far too tight,
So always need repairing.
She wears my wide.awake, the swell,
Ny dickcy, worth dollar,
White ducks, my vest, my lie us well,
And my Byronc collar,
! vow IN order no more suits
To please her taste fantastic;
She's even worn my patent boots
Til minus Of elastic.
u is enough To make, 10y JOvc,
The dullest of the duh stir
Who's that young fellow in the grove?
VII. slLn In nntv l.lnr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-05-11

There is said to be a man in Montreal who has
six hands, two Of the ordinary size and four very
small ones Rather handy man TO have about
the house, We should say.
New Jersey editor was recently sent to the
pcntentiary for libel. They usually fine an cdi-
tor one cent for that ofiensc but in this case the
probability is that, owing to lack of Advertising
and a scarcity of job-work, the poor fellow
couldn't raise the money, and was glad to com.
promise on six months Imprisonment
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-05-11

A,.-anCer who applied a; a house in;ih,
vicinity of Quebec for some slight favor, the
other day. was met by an old gentleman eighty
five years of age, who hesita,ed for moment
anil then said: IN 90 and ask father Pres
nlly he returned with his father, Paul Leon
ard, who is asserted to Re l01 years old. The
latter owns all the property and looks after II
and gives his son onlers a to what he Is TO dc
and the son obecs a. dutiful child should.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-05-11

1t was with some reluctance that accepted an
invitation To visit the schools of this place, but
was never more happily disappointed in any visit
that ever made of this kind. expected to find
the schools nothing better than shams, in fact
mere prctcnsons and in keeping with the style
and ways Of the people. Their school system and
schools are cYccllcnt-in many respects far SUI
| pCrior to our much pulled Institutions They are
strictly under control and support Of the govern
ment, and none but the JrSt OF teachers are en-
Iployed.
| The system embraces nearly all branches Of
study including tclcSraphy; but they make
specially of the English language. Every pupil
after passing certain grade must study English
| So we may expect that the rising generation
Of Mexico will speak and understand our Ian
g,,a-r. 1t was refreshing To us to listen TO many
OF the pupils, mere youngsters, rcctc their les
son, and converse TO us in English. There are
now no religious or denominations schools In
the Rcpublic-thc government having suspended
and forbidden the rc-cstablshment Of any more.
The entire schools of the country are free, and it
is to be hoped that this step will arouse the indo-
lent MexcanS from their long slumbcr.
1t Is amusing 10 see the mode of transportation
in vogue here. Everything for the interior Is
done with pack mules, and the load these little
fellows will carry is simply astonishing. But You
never saw anything like those Mexican carts ana
wagons They are the most premature imple-
mcnts imaginable. and scott nj the American
methods.
The business Of TIL, city is extensive. claimmg
that the export trade surpasscs that of the import
by several millions. The mines in this section
are rich and if properly worked would produce
large yields.
i The feeling towards foreigners i friendly aud
they are treated with eiyity, We; it would not be
wise for any one man or 4 few TO 40 there expect
Ing To work mine or anything else outside the
cw II colony OF one hundred or more could
be got together and 20 there with sufficient funds
and implements TO work for year or 60 without
being compelled to fall back ON the proceeds OF
their earnings. there i no doubt but they would
! find themselves a rich community in short time
N
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shes even worn my patent DOOtS
TIL minus of elastic.
u is enough To make, by JOyc,
The dullest of the dun stir.
Who's that young fellow in the groycy
It's she in my new Ulster.
4 farmer up in BrookGeld damned stream on
li. farm TO make pond for his young ducks.
big shower last week tore away the dam and
swept away his ducks so that none was ever seen
afterwards Then hc damned the stream again.
Knotcd damasscs are seen among the new
Soods.-FashoH ItcM This probably refers TO
those clerks who part their hair in the middle.
4 troupe Of Italians sercnadcd Gail Hamilton.
The dispatches do not state that they sang Gaily
the troupe adorc.-.iUO,u NeirS.
II is suggested that If Bismarck had succeeded
~ his efforts to patch up the difficulty between
England aud Russia, 1t might have made him
eligible as umpire of an American base ball club.
atrocities of the Chicago Tm,@ paragraph
fcud.
There is a GEN Crook in the Indian country,
and there appears 10 he general CroOkcdncsS in
tie Indian bureau.
Longer trains are the fashion in ladies' iull
dress, and the advice to awkward-fputcd gentle
men il: Look out for the train when the belle
comes.
Dr. Mary Walker Is well again, but she will
never more attempt to familiarizc herself with
the pleasing practice Of blowing tobacco smoke
through her nose.
The Moffctt punch may help little, To be sure,
Iut, il Congress will only enact that original poe
Try shall be recognized a. II legal tender at IL
cents per stanZa, this Office will assume the
national debt and move into II marble building al
ONCE dysel,s HerdH.
IN congress one day last week Hanna, of In
di4napois, was raging against the bill abolishins
tie extra expensiveness OF the pension districts
Sparks, Of Illinois, reminded the House that th'
Indiauian's law partner was the pension agent a
Indianapolis, adding, And that's what's thu
matter with Hanna"
~ THE MONTHS WITHOUT An Il.
Gayly the oyster
Opens his shell,
Murmuring gladly,
Nov, all r. Welt"
In the bright summer
No one may care
For broiled or for roasted
Juicy and rare.
Now then the chicken,
Haiched in the spring,
sadly concealeth
His head with his wing;
full well be knoweth
That while oysters rest,
broled little chickens
Are At their best.
--Noc Yo1k Sun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-26
JOIIINGS fBOTT TOWN.

a.. :, =, -..-,--
Inc tImoWefr al hNihul : az "a ! W. Ne'"rhhy'
Indicate -
Prof william Miller viii have benefit in the Rink on
SATURDAY. evening next
,harlc. " Vanderbilt nf the second COMPANY of the
S,.rtu,ii Regiment was lr.d from q. West FurA .hth
stt,yt Ntsl,tdnN
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itW,,' ~ t i a. ,,n ,r'''"' '"' was 'N'S
"'.''"' '.N '"' ''"'' N 'S
william i 'hanIrr oi N'M Ilamp'hfe. - a. INC
llith Avenue, ana Eus'nc Au,ler 'Vnsul",ntTal AT
'v'''"u .'''I"' 'S"' Wv - '"'''''
'nin Patton, roprt or of the lAcinc Hotel, IN Green.
wch street i,i last tnius lie WHs unc ui The ch'i
opponents ui the elevated railroad.
rh, T,uua,v ,nnu,itt,, an orroni,at,o .o .,.,, 4,
aruont, cpnmittec Ia d,cp'inr thc crs o .he
General Committee In the Twenty third Ward
John Truw the Director, uuiIi .lcr becu ,!tult
ceiol an Involuntary buukftit IN mo p,ttuoi, "a ur
iruIly iitrrs M, \. clniuis AL. rrratt sa,l 67
a, a., a. d.. .,,.. -. go. ..., -
IA!ncs N,' vln, u - Il, i,, ll' aNtue NMHlN WHo
We ln "N'I ny ~ XIV , Ia nvst s, sIc't n ' sN"3'
d"d lHst cNthlh4 IN iht hAmn'T> oUe'' H"'l'l'l
An m'Ant son m 'hneh VI, ,Hure OF -nf Monroe Nfrci
WAS lDulu N'Al IN utu ArsHluNN hhNhF N''h N''dell
any sNi'ih'I'N bf Hc W"'h'l' WIZ N"' "''N'"NN
PAGES Venus known Ms tho English Venus Is
now exhibited or the nrst time this city tile GIh
lous Art Gallery IN Filth avenue corner Of seventeenth
street
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-26
U.fs DR. J.fHN DEAD
His Body Warm and Limp Amer Il Had
Bern Placed In the Morgue.

DR. Jahn, veterinary surgeon, took poi
son in his room. at 70 West Forty-fourth street
Yesterday When Mrs. Mclaughlin. the land
lady took his breakfast to his door. at 8
\. NJ. she knocked several times. hut dil not
receive an answer. She then burst open tho
door. Dr jain. partly undrc-sed. lay on his
bed. foamine at the mouth. lis face was doath-
" pale. Mrs. McIaughln snnt for physi-
clan. who said that Dr. Jahn was dead.
On n table was letter addressed
Ia the Coroner. in which DR.. Jlhn said briefly
that ue had committed suicide; In neat hand
ne had drawn up an account i wing tho drbts
appointment and distress, he said, were tho
cause of his suicide.
Although the body Of pr Jahn was removed
from his boarding house early in the day il
was not plnced IN the Morgue till after
6 o'clock. The attendants IN the Morgue
dill not even know Of its arrival
and the Coroner had not seen the body. On
opening the lid Of the cuilin last evening one OF
the attendants was astunishel at finding the
body :, still warm, The checks flushed,
face was flushed. Tie attendant thought
that DR.. Jahn was not quite dead when hastily
removed from his boarding house. Neither
Coroner Ellinger nor his assistant, Or. Gold
schmidt. could be found and neither had made
an examination u the body.
Mrs Mclaughlin said last evening: DR..
Jahn hired the FIRST story IN February Inst He
seemed to be a man oi good clrcunsian ,es. and
was always well dressed Lately he became
dcspondont. and complained of having bcen
disappginted in receiving money that was duo
T., h IN,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-26
RUSsII's VAR MOVEMENTS.
A Lsrre Army said 10 he Marching Toward
the Austrian Frontier

LONDON. May 25.--An American gentleman
lust returned from an extensive tour IN Russia.
snys TINT two hundred thousand Russians ara
moving toward the Galician frontier II Austria.
The garrsons throughout Poland are moving
southwark. Camps of troops and recruits were
noticed at many points along tho railways
Moscow and st. Petersburg are full Of troops
md new lcvics Arc constantly coming forward.
The Commssary department s. purchasing
nearly all kinds 81 supplies. There is great
bitterness among the people against England
Business is active but the foreign trade Is uu-
settled by the decline in exchange
International stocks suddenly became worry
fat this afternoon on a Stock Exchange rumor
Of split IN tho British Cabinet The rumor is
not traceable TO any trustworthy source. The
Cabinet meets to-day for further consideration
Of Count Schouvaloff's proposals.
The Times in its leading editorial article this
morning. referring TO the interview II Count
SchouvalofI. the Russian Ambassadorwth Lord
Salisbury, Foreign secretary. and the subsc-
quent Cabinet council. Expresses the opinion
that there is legitimate ground Tor the favor
able impression which everywhere prevails re-
specting the results OF Count Schouyaloil's s
The Jotunalde s. Pei7'sJoWc referring TO the
insistance OF the London papers on the accept
mltting the entire treaty 10 the Congress- says
" II there Is serious desire that the Congress
should meet-hnu we nope ~ VIII in""t-lh" lor-
mula will easily be found. II. unfortunately, Il
should not meet. it is not question Of form. ult
which will have lrovcn,edi H. In n Very short
time the world will know what to think about
the matter"
The Russo Turkish Commiss on. which it was
reported in despatch from Constant inople yes
terday had failed 10 ngrr" upon line of de-
marcatiOn between the Turkish ani Russian
forces consisted Of Russian and Turkish corps
commanders appointed AT Con, i ld 'bc MS ug-
gcstion to fix a now line Of demarcation and
make new regulations for the better prescrya-
tion Of peace in the Present dangerous proNim-
ity Of the two armies. Tho Russian and Turk
ish soldiers where the lines are in contact, fra
ternze cordially, and notrouhle is sapprehcnded,
despite the failure Of the commission to agree
but it was thought advisable TO have tho lines
further apart nnd more precise regulations.
The health Of the Russian troops is lnproN ing.
A Vienna dcspat IA says; Tho Turks Will to-
day evncuate and the Austrans occupy tue
Island Of Ada -KHlch, In the Danube"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-26
a BIN Annuiiing the Contract with the Syn
dicnte.

WASHINGTON, May 25.-RcprescntatIyc Phil
lips licp, kln,aS WILL at the hfst opportunity, intro:
duce the House and ask immediate action bill as
substitute for M, PENDING Inn. declaring the contract
between the secretary OF the Treasury and the Syndi
cate Tor the sale o "a icr cent bonds Of the United
states to te contrary 10 GNN hv iu text of which Is as
follows
n '"i str That all sales Of bonds Of the United
Ntt- except iur purposes N rfuui- the dClf, u~ now
provided tnr hy law are hereby prohibited, and the
purpose roim ins the rh 81 lower rate at interest.
Treasury ui the tnt,d States hud Snl Treasures there
of AMI ShuGi IL Dee necessary fot tv Secretary o the
Treasury To- t auv sale sales of bonds authorized tu
hc suld ny law, ue sha uu.y du sale contract
ma Be- tu the loves Bladder ur bidders due notice there ui
beng given hy lubhcAuUh