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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-06

sss~ A GENTLE HIM. In our style Of eli.
mate, with its sudden changes of temperature
rain, wind and sunshine oten intormingled in
single day-it is no wonder Inst our children,
friends and rolatiyos are so frequently taken
from us by nag elected colds, half tho deaths re-
sulting directly from this cause. A bottle Of
Boschee's German Syrup kept about your home
for immediate use will prevent serious sickness,
large doctors bill, and perhaps death, by tho
uso Of throo Or four doses For curing Con-
sumption, Hcmorrhages, Pnuomona. Severe
Coughs. Group OF auy disease of tho Throat or
Lungs, it.; SUCCESS is simply wonderful, as your
druggist will tell you. German Syrup is now
sold in every town and village on this continent.
Sample bottles for trial Zoe; regular size 75c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-06
at a sacrifice.
s. DEALHAM,
G. King st., cor. Fairfax.
AUCTION SALES.
By Green & Wise,


Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from Charles II. j. Linskey and g. j. Lins-
key, his wife, dated May Oath, 1870. recorded in
liber A. No. 4, folio pa, Alexandria county.
Va, land records, the subscriber as trustee Will
offer for sale by public auction, on TUESDAY,
The I'd day of April, 1878. at II O'Clock m, in
front of the ontraace to the Court ROOM on Fair
fax street, in the city. Of Alexandria, Va, tho
following described property, to wit:
A TRACT OF LAND in Alexandria county,
Virginia, situated and bounded as follows: Be-
ginning at q stake in VIM. Minors line; thence
north SO degrees 10 minutes, east lIS perches to
q stake and pilo Of stones in j. z. AN Ness
line; thence with Vsn Ness line south 80 de-
grees so minutes, east IS 800 perches to stake
and pile of stones in said line; thence leaving
said line south G6 degrees d minutes. west loe
poles to stake in Miss Eliza Somers' line;
thonce with said Somers' line north Al degrees
IS minutes, west 45 100 perches to the begin
ming containing 403 acres.
Terms OF Sale: Cash enough to pay
costs ofsale and expense Of executing this
trust and 81, 500 with interest from the "a tn dny
of May, 1870; the residue in three equal pay
ments at 8. and II months with interest from
the day of sale.
NH 4-2sw4w CIV. N. CALLAN, Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-06
PENSIONS
w AR OF 1912.

ALL SOLDIERS who served IA days in said
war. and ALL WIDOWS OF SUCH SOLD
IERS, without regard to time Of marriage. can
get a pension OF EIGHT DOLLARS PER
MONTH, by addressing
WILLIAM Il. BECk.. Atty. at Law,
Washington, D. q.
No proof of loyalty wanted. l refer to
Senator Cockrell OF No.
Representative Stenger. of Pa.
Representative Herbert Of Ala
Gen. NJ ID. Corse, Of Alexandria.
And many others, if desired, lah 6-lw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-06

The market shows decline IN prices to-day,
though the receipts of grain have Increased.
Flour continues dull and inactive, and quota.
tons arc nominal The receipts OF Wheat
amounted to $3.50 bushels, with salos reported at
ll5 and l25. Corn is of. and sales were made
ut 81, 50 and s., with offerings of 800 bushels.
No Rye reported. and l20 bushels Of Oats
brought 80. Country produce dull and quiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-06
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PRoBABILImEs.-W War Depart
aent, Office of the Chief Signal Officer, Wash
'ngton, ID. g., March 6. lS78-lU:SO a. H.
For the Middle States falling, followed by neat
~ stationary barometer, southerly to westerly
winds, warmer and clear or partly CLOUDY
weather will prevail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-06

1t is the fashion for many people to neglect
natures laws and blame Providence for the re-
suit. A favorite thing With them is to neglect
q cold or cough instead of using that unfailing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-06
Esy" THAT TERRIBLE SCoURGE, fever an

ss5" THAT TERRIBLE ScoURGE, fever and
ague, snd lis congener, bilious remittent, be-
sides affections Of tho stomach liver and bowels,
produced by misgmstic air and water, are both
oradicated and prevented by the use of Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters, purely vegetable elixir,
endorsed By physicians, and more extensively
used as remedy for the above class of disor-
ders, rs well us for many others. than any med.
icine Of the ago. A languid circulation. q torpid
state of the liver, \ want Of vital stamina, are
conditions peculiarly favorable to malsrious d..
seases. They are however surely remeded by
tho great Preventive which, by invigorsting
the system and endowing with regularity as
we'll as vgor, provides it with resistant power
which enables it TO withstand disorders not only
of malarisl type, but a host of othors to which
feeble and i'll regulated systems are subject. The
Bitters are a safe as well as searching ersd-
icsnt, and have widely superseded that danger
Gus drug, quinio which pAlliatss but does not
eradicate malaria. NH 4-eo1w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-06

ALEXANDRIA LIBRARY.-The newly elected
Board of Directors of the Alexandra Library
Company met last night.
The following officers, for the en5ui or year,
were elected X. kemper. Vice President; Il.
1. Adam, Secretary, and NJ. b. Harlow, Trca-
surriI. ,:oS e
The President was authorized to dispose OF
such old books aud papers, in the library as
he may deem advisable.
The plan of subscription was changed So as
IN make the amount twenty hVo cents per
month. instead of three dollars per year, as Tor
merIv. 1t is believed that by this meaDs moro
subscriptions will be obtained.
The President and MeSsrs. kemper, Harlow
o,3 Adam were appointed q committee to IN
a no non. A. NJ. Waddell, of N. c., to lecture
for the benefit of the Library
The President announced the following stand
ing committees: @ n
Do Library: Messrs. X. kemper, s. ii.
| ,Jspney. R. L. Adam and the President. -,
Oo Finance: Messrs q. Fl: Robinson, II. M
Iawsoo. II. Strauss and NJ. B. Harlow:
On Room: Messrs. r. W. Falls. ). II. Far
rotI ir.. E. Il. Downham. aud Cornelius Cox
The Board then adjourned,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-06

Hon. Alex h. Stephens. Of Georgia, owes
his present good health to Durang Rheumat-
ic Remedy. lie used it for rheumatism by ad-
Woe oil his physician. Lodille's Headache
Specific is as mild and as pure as water. but
cures headache in the shortest possible time.
Only 50 ccnta, 1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-06

MOTHERS. Don't fail to procure Mrs.
WINsI,ow's Soothing SYRUP for all diseases
of tee,hiug 10 chIdrco. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures wind collie, regulates the
bowels. aud by giving relief and health to the
child. rives rest to the mother. mar lily
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-06


The market WAS we'll supplied with Cattle this
week, and prices arc unchanged. Calves are
coming in more freely, and prices have ad-
vsnced Sheep Ia good supply and dull. logs
dull and nominal Cows and Ca yes scarce aud
hiph for good ones Market moderated y active
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, March g.
Ba,ves-There was q further decline In prices
nSEsl to fully &c per ID, and trade was Gull. a
few aelected top Cattle were sold at l03alc3 per
lib dressed, and some Of the toughest Oxen went
as low o. 7a71c, but the range. IN lots tor o-di-
nary to extra Steers aud Oxen was 13alOtc per
ID. snd general sales of tidy and fa, Steers Of
1850 to 1850 lbs were at 9A9tc per ID:
Mich Cows-Prices were pretty low, aud the
market closes weak ut 35aS60 for common to
Oaives-The demand WAS limited this morL-
ing, and the feeling was decidedly weak. Some
common to quite good vesls were SOLD At ota73c
per Id, and cnoice and extra could have been
sold at 7aae3c.
Sheep and Lambs--Plices were but small
irsction lower than on Friday and Saturday.
laat sales were slow, and the market closed rath-
ear heavy. Decent and prime Sheep were sold
1t 5ia64c per ID; choice and extra do at Gs ,Clc,
\ I'd car load of extra wethers, l56 lbs average,
a., -s-There was no demand for the half dog
an car Dads offered alive and there were no
o"o o reported at COAST DO per 100 pounds.
Gitv dressed Dogs were easier at 45s5lc per ID,
With lipht Pigs selling at 5Sc.
GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET. Mach b -
2t0 CATTLE we're Offer I'D TO- day, 20 Of which sold
at 8 to Ste per ID; the market was very ou'l anu
prices were to &c lowe than last week q feW
extra Steers brought SIC. but that would DC al
outside ouotption 400 Shetp sold at A to Gtc per
ID: the market was dull, bu: prices are iittle
better than last week for fancy Sheep. Mich
Cows sold at S0Sa60 each.
BALTIMORE. Mar. G-Virginia sl2es, delerroa,
41: Virpiniss, consolidated oct do. "a series ~
bid to-day. Cotton unsettled ana irregular
buyers and sellers apart; mlddllng nomlnaiy
lGS. Flour dull and lower to sell; quotatlonS3
nominslly unchanged. Wheat-Southern duli
and easier Western dull and lower; Soutnern
red l2Sal2y; do amber $50: Penns red lZSaiZy
No. Western winter red spot and March Ia ;
April l284al20. Corn-Southern lower and
castor; Western lower, closing steady; Southern
white 81; do. yellow 63; Western ml1ed spot
5S4a5Ss; Mar 53s684; April 63S; May o4sao't.
Oats quiet and steady; Southern 34a37; w est
EN- white 84a34a; do mixed 80; Penns 33a35.
Ryo steady at 6Oa63 Hsy quiet and unchanged.
Proyisions dull and lower. Mess Pork $ll %.
Bulk meats-shoulders die; clear rib sides DC.
Bscon-sboulders 6tc; clear rib sides &c; hams
Y4Rl01. Lard Sc. Butter-chcice active and
hrm: choice Western roll 21a23; packed 22a24
Coffee dull and nominslly unchanged Sugar
steady, with fair demand, at 9a9tc. Whlskey
duh; nominslly O6As$l OF.
NEW YORK March 6.-Stocks strong and
higher. Money 4. Gold 10ll. Flour dull and
declining. Wheat 1sl4c lower Corn aalc lower.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-06

l. o. o. F.-At meeting of Sarepta Lod Ire,
[. o. o. E.. held last night, Mr.. j. Calvin
Smith was elected Representative to the Grand
Lodge, which meets in Richmond on the SEQ.
oud Tuesday Of noxt mouth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-06

AN INp1spUrAgLE FACT, that the people WI
stick TO an article of true mort, sna % p eney
have once tested DooLEY's YEAST POWDER
il ia surely adopted spd used,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-06

TIE SHrSN CAsE.-George X. sh'nu'
CHARGED with embezzlemcnt was last night re-
leased from jail, be having furnished the amount
Of bnil req uired by the Corporation Court
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-06

For Moe 400 mans hat call at the Boss
Clothing House, Blondhelm old stand, cor.
K;;r and Fairfax st. jan 3O--tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-06

Low WAaEs.-[t is understood that the
contractors on the narrow gauge railroad, 10
the upper end OF Alexandria county, are only
Offering sixty CENTS u day for laborers on their
road. A good maIy who went there for work
have refused the terms and come away.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-06

CLIMBING A STEEpLE.-A largo crowd col.
lected on Washington street, this afternoon,
to sec Mr.. Jack Brander5 ascend the spro OF
tho Baptist Church. The ascent was made
for the purpose Of detaching arotten staff from
the top Of the apire. The work was accom-.
plshcd and Mr.. Branders descended in safety.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-06

LENTEN SERVICES.--T IIent SERVICES 10
St. Paups and Christ Churches havo been
changed from the morning to the afternoon.
Hereafter services will be held iu st. Paul's on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons at
o'clock; in Christ Church on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday afternoons at the same
hour; and 10 Grace Church on Wednesday aud
Friday nights at $50 o'clock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-06
TOR SALE.

T1EA-We have Just received an invoice oil
l. New Teas, Of very choice quality.
ian ~ +. G. s. h. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-06

NEW YORK, March 6.-Stocks strong and
higher. Money 4. Gold lOll. Flour dull and
declining. Wheat 1sl3c lower. Corn Aalc lower.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-06

~ BOXES N. 7. STATE CRE A III
~ CHEESE received and for sale by
ian 30 w. A. JOHNSON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-06
ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET. March g.

COWS and Calves % to SoJ........."....
The market was we'll supplied with Cattle this
week, and prices arc unchanged. Calves are
coming in more freely, and prices have ad-
vsnccd Sheep ia good supply and dull Hogs
dull and nominal Cows and Calves scarce and
nigh for good ones. Market moderately active.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-06

GERMAN BANKING CoMPANY.-The follow.
ing named gentlemen were, yesterday evening,
elected Directors of tho German Banking Com.
pany, the number having been first reduced
from fifteen to nine Robert Portner, E. h.
Downham, Park Apuew, George e. French,
Lewis Stein, L. V. Rsheill, Justus Schneider,
Isaac Eiohberg and f. Francis.
At q subsequent meeting OF the Directors
Robert Portucr was elected President, James
II. Reid, Cashier, ard Clarence f. French,
Teller.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-05-10

NHshe taH " A~Aa s~.sas sasA ~ w. swsss
ssstssA ttss - ~st vAHsasss sA& sssMa = 4
tassAses n sass pAaaAss h Hess4 AssNsa A.
tfas s~sss Asss N&sM tsv4Assa "A ta*@ NA*ss
AsNa Ne*s4Hst*sts III ts#s&rn W. s&*ss -
~wswsMmManstsA Vi ss#w sss.Am n Aah* vs#w
sM.NAss# ~ aassssss a sA+ sstsw~ ssses
IT, ~ss~sHss ~ fa~s*sT* ~As ssv%N#ss
fa#HsA N 49, MsssM.a, tkasss s#lss a MI
s@Ahs* ~ s~ssssn ~ l.s@Hrss ns.~a
tS.tAs~. ftvw s1H.~A MI. - sas~ Hsss
ihsssiwsn~ a i +Ams4&s. sssnsAss. ~e~ws
u ~ ssssH ws.s~~ kstss.kA. Hsssmsa Airs
sNa s~a t#sahsss nsms*A lnsAss, ~hA ~sts
ssss&t4 ~ lAt iHsmsl tses, haa ~ra i#sn
hs&fa n IN .~N mswush4 Hussl treswsls. ~hsH
th#as itsa i#aaas+ sers discovered. ai ts sAesa
9Th husfss.Asass thsu@Hh .hs hsAA nns n
.As .wr~vssi PARTIES hss ts*n Nt.ss.a
sAsessu sms~rwsss hssrvsrsuHs sssss
seNsastansl afssHa, nAssss l,asA, heiAs tAs
Ac.ssss "A Messttrts Thaasss ih,s ~.#k. II il
sAsA Nj W Auusg Nv Ar*vi n ns~siesn tiAss
ii N tss~inrsa Nth sh* run strength n sht
tvsaiss ~rsmrAns. ana u rusnHsssi III haaasssne
sssis.
feliewinr II The yslasslnn n she miil. d.s.
stnsvd " ths Minneapolis Arr Msshlnsn.
"a. ris.sssrs ssua+ hasliins. ssn, tseoi iian4
inid,, taa,nnni iasmuad. ssa.fun, ttslsss.
tss.nnl zenith ssa,uni tssH hotias.a.
siss.ea Eighteen lives arr mrs hn.~a IL
Asv. he*n iust. The mill owners sse tsv.
p.fing 10 rrhnili uus. Wsshhnrh3, /, II sAid.
viii esv~l ihs largest ana finest h.nring nv III
thU wrftl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-05-10

~ fsmAs = tsAmA~ss shsya sem IA va.ss
ssesT*ssa N1 ~ sas ss~ws - sn~Ns4. AswvAt
n fsths* tstAssass sts8fs. a tywsass
~ ass~sAshss sisa sA4 f*sTsswAse sAs
fs#s~sa st*ssnF n tAs tssss tshsfasssn ~
ffs*sAs~a MsfaAhea t#~@fs4a IN W. IA Il
Mas w. fa.Hxntsa e~ssmH~s#s t#sst ssstsasa
" t#y~As ~ t~~sh Nv sssa Il II snmww+sssA
sssr W estiNasst distinguished y rssses n
fss~sxh Hsme*s sHs apsass ~sss t*8@ss.
4 -. t*svsaHsx Ais,wssh sma&mnsss ths.
nssssa sHA ~ sls~a have ssstsa uts,n i*.as
~ ns~~ssAsaen., sHA sAsa W. iassssY ,asss4s
~si' w smmsils ana smss~asss ass~nss~a.
shs ss~at tsmsas W sH1As IL expected h lsts
ii leAa M HsnHshs lFatss,
TIE Turks staAl~vmiy wfAss h. vsaeass. N.
fusssv~@rA N tasnA. Ahamia sna nsssmsn
tanss~rAakrN n .~ssaa.ls III II gent.
hssw~tA sse easfrns " Is~slnr W. ~ish.
ArA~ai ~ The hasssAn ttsurs iWyuna sns nss..
sfAi soae. t,sn Tcdisi~n /. .ess ,srsisuH. "a
sahinx ar 4 strsns arsensisv l~,saslof. whseh
the ts~~ns disposition IN HI. fnrce ,iues n.a
AAned.
1hs Enriish Ate IN high spsrsss esu The ~.
trft that ntsmasrA has otae~ more declared
ttrfmanys intsniicn I. remasa n~ussAi " wit
eetHfs between nasssa AMI England. The r..
fnvt that TURKEY Will also m.insAln 4 Neutral
attitude, and haa collected ferres .utsIcitM II
prevent the occupation ~ her territory Ly tle
nritlsh, u less encouraging 10 the latter.
4 Conssantincrir dspaich says ths, 4 ,,a,t II
The Russian forces Al Han nsefano have tssn
Withdrawn. The move u probably designed IN
give effect ID Toslrlb~ns IDEA That Tho arm,
should occupy 4 stronger defensive position
than that taken BY the Grand Duke Nicholas.
The inquiry ints the murder ii The late isetd
f%iirim has resulted In the removal III TIN
prisoners On articles " clothing found III
sonac VI The prisoners houses blood stains
were found. Tho County inspector " Con.
siAbulAry said he had received information,
connecting every one Of thu prisoner. with tile
mufiSs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-05-10

The rss siient has nominated Norman Duek
10 W. United ElAles Atlafnss IN Idaho Tsvsi.
terry. AMI ". n. Chase. ~ wisconsin. IL h.
United states MafshAl II Idaho Tessitesy.
Ths eoinase III lhe new silver dollar. frtm
thi. time forward will H. nsa'i, sa,ooa.noo
monthly An order has l&en issnrd n thu
Treasury Department directing that TIN new
silver dollar may ~ paid ~. IN exchange fur
gfrcnbarks. Hitherto The seeretAsy has in.
listed thu, .ilser dollars could only he ottalnstl
with gold.
According ~ ad,lcca received n ti,e War
Department, m Indian war II pretty snre u
pleasantly diserstfy the events u thc summer.
Following h the pnh,ic.debt statement Tor
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-05-10
POLITICAL POINTS.

Postmaster nsneral My. In published luter-
,iss, says that he dies nut believe Congress
Win take any rtsps toward tho inse~tI-
Cation VI President Hayes title. Hs be-
lIsse. now thAt Hayes WAS honestly elected, ri.
Though ia did mot think 10 In November, is76.
~ II raid BY prominent Democrats that !
rasoiMtion Will sam ~ introduced In the llonse
directing ihe Committee On TIM Judiciary ~
investigate the alleged FLORIDA frauds, and sn-
ihofixe them 10 send for persons and papers.
This would include thu statements Of McJAn
And Dennis. and other pFoofs In that eonneo-
iion. The investigation viii h. made with !
sIsw ~ sseerssinInw oil thu facts, aud moi 10
interfere with ths present position Vt President
Hayes ~ says ~ Associated Press Telegram,
from Washington.
The vfessdens's friends. ~. Washing.
ton dlspsleh % Western iaxspApsr, !" declare
TIA. The eiyil-service policy u not abandoned,
and that tho eisll.servlea ordsr will 10 tigidl,
enforced. They 10y thAs while oficchoider.
may ~ permitted ~ sDesk ~ wnio In favor u
their party, yss sAsy sAHuos taxa p4N 10 can
enso. " conventions. ~ ~ compelled u cut.
sSibuse 10 campaign funds.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-05-10
l,sash " . 1'wssty. Miliioaalre.

w. =. O'Iiricn, of Flood 4 O'Isrien,
died nj Han Francisco few ,lnys ngo,
after n lingering illl.csr II several
months. His death will Ia ii, manner
interfere Will, the business nfli irr u tho
Arm. About year and half ago all
the property III the firm wns divided,
with, tho exception 81 tho mining. VT Ok
business, which remains In common, Mr..
Flood having the management ~ tie
.iecenscd's interest. This management
will continue In force for ihe present,
and the business will 90 on NJ usual.
Mr.. u Brien WIN bachelor. Int Inns a
sister, niece. AMI nephew N California,
nnl sister and niece lii Paris. His
property ii vaguely estimated IA
Als,uDO,O00 70 90, OOO, 900.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-05-10
National BAnkx and taold Resamptlon.

A few national banks have resumed
gold payments on their notes with
douriah Of trnmpets. This In simply
piece of brag The notes 81 the hanks
are NO scattered through tho country thnt
10 pick mp those oi any one ri them
would not pay expenses. unless there
were m unusual demand for gold. The
treasury IN the real redemption agency
II tho hanks. III case III resumption,
tho banks must redeem In greenhacks or
gold. When the demand for gold for
deportation arises. NJ Il certainly viii
when the proper ,uoney 81 tho country
ceases ~ be boarded aud gold and silver
arc Atl.lesl ~ the entire masS u circu.
lation, then the treasury must respond
10 such demand or suspend. There II
NO comparison m between hank lnn-
less II Ii u central national hank like that
ri England Or Frnnee) aud the treasury,
m respects tllc demand for gold. The
demand for gold on local bank may de-
pend on its credit, and thus be purely
sentimental. The demand on the lrcns.
Msy, on the contrary, II always a COM
merciAl demand, except IN ease III
var Or general collapse u credit.
When the entire mass u circulation lii
tho country IN nnlnly expanded, the
value Of the whole N compared with
other property, II cheapcncd, the gold
part - we'll ~ the paper part. This
makes money, the country over, plenty
and cheap, and All other property dear.
This u course, makes the market II
snch country the hest for the foreigner.
lie brings his goo.ls here because they
fetch more here than elsewhere. hut
when b. comes 10 consider what hc shall
take Ii return for them, he iinlx II 10 hia
interest 10 take TINT property which Ii
tho cheapest here. bnt the dearest
abroad. This property II. of course,
money. hut the paper pnrt of our
money he cannot TAXI. II will not pass
abroad. Consequently he takes the
g0lal part, which II equivalent. This
u the dEnin which oar treasury has 10
mect. Aud NJ timea IL has bceome ~
intense TINT there In NO instance in the
history q paper money In which 0ov.
eminent has been able 10 sustain specie
payments for any length Of time.
Nor il II alone thu amount 81 Govern.
msnt and bank paper aiioat which causes
this drain on the treasury. When pSi-
ynte and corporate credit rcviyfx, every
l,0nd, notr, draft, check, hill ii VI.
change, Ard All such means u cxclang.
Ing property mr. actually and truly -
inncli allsled ~ the circulating medium.
The efIict ii such addition |. 10 cheaper
the entire mass u money In tie country,
paper ~ we'll 4. specie, md cause thc
latter 10 b. exported In exchange for
goods, which goo.ls src made noininally
deaser hero than In any other country.
For these reasons va maintain that spr.
cie resumption II m experiment, and
that theru II no instance In the history
II TIN world ~ which specie resumption,
by i Government has teen successful
for any length ~ time. - Chicago Dniiy
Nems.