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me- SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
FROM sYCLE BROTHERS,
FROM SYCLE BROTHERS.
TOO MANY DRY GOODS AND NO MONEY-A
FURTHER REDUCTION OF 20 PER CENT.
HAS BEEN MADE IN OUR STOCK.
THE GREATEST SALE OF DRY GOODS
EVER MADE IN THIS COUNTRY.
"A PERCALE at &C. per yard-real value 1876.
per yard;
MARBLE o1L-CLo 9TH, Ga, at soc. per yard;
MAHOGANY OIL 9TH. Ga, at soc. per yard (:
OIL-CLOTHS in patterns at soc. per pattern. Per-
sons wishing these goods should purchase them
from us, as reduction of 20 per cent. has been
made Of former prices.
S12, BLANKETS for $1O-a reduction of 20 per
cent. has been made OIL these goods;
$40 BLANKETS for $685. reduction Of 20 per
cent. has been made on these goods:
So BLANKETS for $6.50-a reduction of 90 per
cent. has been made on these goods:
81 BLANKETS for S5.50-a reduction of 20 per
cent has been made on these goods;
Sc BLANKETS fer $475-a reduction Of 20 per
cent. has been made OIL these goods;
SIS BLANKETS for $4-a reduction of 25 per cent.
has been made OH these goods;
50 BLANKETS for $3.25-a reduction of 20 per
cent. has been made on these goods.
Our 25c. DRESS-GOODS reduced to &c. per yard :
Our 5Oc ALPACA reduced 10 35c. per yard;
Our 81 CACHENIRE reduced to 75c. per yard;
Our 1876 PIQUE reduced to &c. per yard.
sYCLE BROTHERS will open on FRIDAY, Feb
rlarY 18th:
HAMBURG EDGINGS and INsERT1NGS, 200
different styles Of the choicest patterns ever cX-
hbited In this city. This lot OF goods has been
selected after 4 most careful inspection Of our
buyer In the New York market; thereby we are
enabled to offer them at % per cent. less than
any house In the city.
we have complete stock In every department,
and all goods have been marked down 90 per cent.
Please call and see for yourselves.
SYCLE BROTHERS.,
81 Broad street,
fc II between Third and Fourth streets.
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m COHEN BROTHERS are Just in re-
ceipt of very extensive lot Of HAMBURG EN-
BROTDERY, which they offer at lower prices than
any house in this city, fe16
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me- COD-LIVER OIL.
MEADE & BAKERS
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
.-t IMPORTED DIRECT

We have the testimony of physicians who pre-
scribe It, and of patients who have taken it, that 1T
IS MORE ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH AND
MORE EASILY AssIMILATED THAN ANY OTHER
DEL. MEADE 6 BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
no15 919 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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q oa- r RIENp S !, MEETING. HOUSE
fclay street above First Services at IL A. II,
ELIZABETH cosrsrocK, of Michigan, win be pre-
sentnt This service Seats are free, and The public
lis invited TO attend. 81
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hooks. STATIONERY, dc.

MONEY! B C OF FINANCE, by
Qn Newcomb; 25c. Icron's Money and Mechan-
ism OF Exchange; 81 rs. Money, by A.F. Walker
a.. Bagehot's Description Of the Money Market;
el.25. Gilbert on Banking; $3.50. Roguet on
Currency; &1.5o. Spear on Legal Tender Acts;
76c. Jnnius's Letters on Currency. &C.; ?5c.
aud others on Sub Treasury, Banks, France &C. !
3 All the NEW BOOKS at 1902 and 1904 Main
fe il-d&w SpoIPH 4 ENGLISH. y
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4 Er sEVENTH-sTREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.-Preaching at IL O'Clock A. NJ. BY Rev.
j. q. TYLER, and at7hP. NJ by Rev. y. B. JFTER.
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Annual deficit under four per cent. 286,4s7 SO
II. B,-These figures include no returns
from the Moffett register. o@aiE
Mr.. TALIAFERRO thinks the retrenchment
in government expenses will be equal to the
deficit Inst proved. @ go.
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d GY MAIN-sTREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH between Pine and Laurel streets).--
Preaching by Elder j.. A. DEARBORN at II A. Al.
and 1880 r. nj. 80. ..s q
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@FIRsT PRESBYTERIAN
cHURCH.-Rev. T. L. PRESTON, D. D., win preach
at IL A. IL. and M p. NJ h. Il $50
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r Fl. GRESHAM TAKES THIS OC-
Cs CASTON TO SINCERELY THANK HIS
friends and patrons who so cordially gave him
their influence and patronage while with the late
concern of A. II. MOTT & CO., and to notify
them and all the trade that he has formed q CO.
partnership with Mr.. VALENTINE BROWN, re-
Gently connected with Messrs. d. q. Davis & Co.,
The firm to be known rs GRESHAM & BROWN,
for the purpose Of conducting MHqhES SAFE
NESS ut No. "a south Fourteenth street In all OF its
branches and we most respectfully solicit The con-
tiiued patronage OF all our friends. With the as
perience of ten years in the trade In Baltimore,
New York. and Richmond, which justides us In
guaranteeing all the inducements that can be Of
fered. we will have an entire NEW STOCK OF
GOODS In about ten days. Come and see us.
! fel2-1w GRESHAM q BROWN. u
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RsasF IFs T ENGLISH LUTHERAN.
CHURCH Seventh street near 1Gracel Rev..
W. %, scHAEFFER win preach at IL A. III, and
at TAD r. 81 Will preach q sermon on /" The Luthe-
ran Church.. AL are welcome.
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This company having purchased the buildn. and
assumed at this and other specified points the risks
of the
"OLD DOMINION INSURANCE COMPANY"
Of this city, We beg to announce TO the pocyhVIl-
ers our desire TO substitute the policies Of this coD:-
pany for those Of the company retiring, and In con-
ncction Herewith the appended resolution by the
Board Of Directors of the rcinsurcd company VIII
be found worthy the attention Of those interested.
THE OFFICE OF THE LIVERPOOL AND
LONDON AND GLOBE INSURANCE
COMPANY
WILL. on OR ABOUT TIE 1sT PEOXIMO,
BE TRANSFERRED TO THE PREMISES NO.
1l13, SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
ARCHER ANDERSON, !
CHARLES 7. DAVIS. Z Directors.
RICHARD l.. BROWN
DAVENPORT s. CO., General Agents
Virginia, North Carolina, and West Virginia.
OLD DOMINION INSURANCE CONPASTD
No. l113 MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND, VA, January p 1875.
No. 2.
Whereas the Old Dominion Insurance Company
have reinsred all Its outstanding risks In The Liver
pool and London and Globe insurance Company,
therefore,
Resolved, That we respectfully recommend 10
our policy-hodcrs TO surrender our policies and re-
ccive instead thereof the policies of the Liverpool!
and London aud Globe Insurance Company.
fe l4-1w* j. D. MCINTYRE, Secretary.
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amusEsaENTs.


AmUsEMENTs. L.
3PIcHMoND THEATRE.
- LAST TWO PERFORMANCES OF
MIR. soTHERN.
LORD DUNDREARY MATINEE, 2 O'CLOCK.
Matinee Prices: Reserved seats, u; admission
Soc. si
IN THE EVENING At 8 O'CLOCK
A CRUSHED TRAGEElDoIAN'.
Bo1.shcet at Johnston's and oficc of Theatre;
DICHMOND THEATRE. OATES.
- FOUR NIGHTS AND. ONE MATINEE.
ALICE OATES,
with her new, complete, and successful
ENGLISH CobiIC-OPERA COMPANY,
numbering TWENTY-FIVE TALENTED ART
ISTS-lhe largest organization In the United States,
ins in mi Enssh The OPERAS o oenbaeh Lecocq and
other French composers
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB IS5ad X, GOTH
Lee0cqsg RS5siif 0gfEa Il iafes ae
GIRoFLE-GIRoFLA........ OATES.
THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY DIST,
offenbachas Favorite Opera. in three acts,
LA PERICHOLE tTHE STREET-sINGER)
produced for the first time ~ h Ens1asP6; Dates
CATARINA. AILIlhE 49,
singing Good Bye, Sweetheart, Goodbye"
FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22D,
6frnbach's Latest and most Successful Opera,
---I- LA JOLIE PARFUMEUSE
(The Pretty Perfumer.l
ROSE MIcHON. ALICE 9AIES'
Introducing Vincent Waace's celebrated song,
" Softly Yc Night Winds with guitar accompani-
ment
SATURDAY AT 2-GRAND MATINEE.
SATURDAY EVENING,
first time of Offenbachs Popular Opera,
BARRIE BLUE (BLTE BEARDl
GRAND CHORUS, with ORCHESTRA.
New and Elegant Costumes, Properties, ETC.
POPULAR PRICES.-Admission, ST.. No extra
charge for reserved Seats Familycircle, SO cents.
Seats for sale, commencing TUESDAY, February
9th, at 8 A. NJ. ut JOHNsToN'S and boX-ofiice OF
Theatre Ie Lou
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DIssOLUTIoNs & PARTNERSHIPS

WHOLESALE WOODEN AND WILL
w LoW-WARE, ROPES, TWINES, TIN
WARE, &C. sgt ~ .afss...
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended to the
late firm, and with the determination 10 meet the
views of the trade as to prices and quality of goods,
&C., which an experience Of eleven years jastiles
me in Offering, solicit continuance and enlarged
patronage. zt.l 80 tiss '..-
The name of the firm Will remain unchanged:
fe 10 ANDREW 81. MOTT.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Elk
ID ROUTED AT THE DISPATCH GRINTIN6-
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THE MARKET-GARDENER'S FAvoRITE.
These celebrated PEAS are free from runners,
ripen all ut the same time, and the earliest and
not the Early Kent Peas which are being offered Us
Philadelphia Extra Early at low prices, but are
groom on our olo1l Seed.fdrm in Wisconsin, and
n ot i7s Canada. as alleged. t4si=
DAVID LANDRETH g. SONS,
fe 12-6w Seedsmen, Philadelphia.
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GARDEN SEED.

. 8IAkkD61N SEEDs
T ANDRETH'S GARDEN-SEEDS.
WHERE TO BUY THEM in RICHMOND.
For the protection of all patrons Of LANDRETH'S
CELEBRATED GARDEN-SEEDS who get their
supplies in Richmond we take this method Of in.
forming them that they can be bought Of the follow
ing reliable Richmond houscs-yiz.:
BODEKER BROTHERS, 1444 east Main street:
A. w. NOTING. Jr, 1549 Main street;
POWHATAN E. DuPUY, 427 east Broad street;
JOHN A. AUGUSTINE, Seventeenth and Franklin
streets;
j. E. E. MASURIER, 1907 franklin street;
L. WAGNER. Sixth and Broad streets;
E. p. REEVE, COZ Marshall street:
MILLER & PIERCE, Fifth and Marshall streets !;
T.. E. SALE, 2001 Venabc street:
w. w. Wake & CO., Cary and Laurel streets;
DOVE & DAY, Third and Main streets.
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ESTIMATE ON FOUR PER CENT. INTEREST.
Amount of interest on the debt of
$29-S50,s26.3S ut four per cenl..S 1,174,O3S %
ernment.. .073,ss6 50 g.,.,.,, .59.
Public free schools. 497,7S2 IS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-13

SAN FRANCISCO, November PA Nirgl,
mia City special says: During Sunday and
Monday 2GG miners were discharged from
the Coin Virginia Mine, Of which 1888 had
been employed on the $50 foot level and
IS. from the $50 foot level. There are
but three men left on each shaft in each
level, their only business being TO keep
the donkey engines running to maintain
communications between the different
levels with resources 10 the main shalt.
J. ". Mackey was asked by the reporter
il there was any prospect that the dis
charged men would soon be re-employed.
Mr. Alackey-Some OF them will be
wanted again soon, but majority will not;
The fact Is we have for long time had
more men employed than were needed.
Rcporter-ls the vein pinching out.
Mr.. Mackey-No; but ore in the lower
levels has become so poor that it does not
pay to work it, exceptin few places. The
heat Is so great and the rock so hard that
six men cannot take out as many car loads
in given time rs one man used to do.
Reporter-But there is considerable good
ore Yet in the upper levels, is there notF
Mr. Mackey-Yes, in the 1900 and
/ 900 levels there is yet considerable ore;
but the ground is constantly shifting and
shifting there, and the cost Of extraction
is, therefore, so great Us TO leave but
small margin for profit.
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SAN FRAxcIsco, November 19.-Carl
Brown, Secretary to Dennis kearneyr
states that on behalf OF the Ward Presi'
dents and others OF the Workingmen's
party Of this city, u telegram has been
sent to Kearney asking his immediate re-
turn to California, on account of dissen.
sions which have arisen in the party here,
which tits believed he alone can harmonic
The trouble arises from differences oi
opinion between Vice President WellocG
and the officers OF the party concerning
the administration OF party affairs, Wei.
lock having virtually arrogated to himself
the functions Of Secretary and Treasurer
as well as Vice President, and otherwise
caused general discomfort with his man
agement. The news OF Kearney's aban,
donment of the Boston municipal cam
pairn gives general satisfaction to his party
here. Meetings OF the ward clubs are
being held tonight to make preparations
for his reception.
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WASHINGTON.
slso,ooO,ooO In Coin In the Treasury fol
Resumption Purposes.
Democratic Frauds In south Carolina an,
Virginia.

WASHINGTON, November 1.-THE Presi
dent said to-day that resumption woulc
surely succeed. The Treasury Depart
ment had perfected its arrangements, ant
he had no doubt they would be found
sufficient. The coin now in hand for re-
sumption purposes he deemed ample
There was Sl3O,OOo,OOO of 1t, and more
than SlOO,OOO,OOO was gold. He inclined
to think the GreenbacL movement would
be considerable element in the country
for some time to come.
The publication here to-day OF the
MaCkcy letter detailing fraud in the elec-
ton at Charleston, and OF the reports OF
several United States Supervisors from
other parts OF the State, have created a
general sensation here. Even Democrats
begin to admit that such loads are more
than their party will be able to stand. A
dispatch from Columbia brings informa-
ton that the method OF stufling boxes ut
Charleston and in Beaufort county was
employed in all districts in the State where
the Republicans made opposition. The
small tissue paper ticket was issued in all
these districts and made It's appearance in
nearly all boxes also. None OF them were
voted openly. They were folded in the
larger regular tickets, and instances came
to light in which twenty Of them were
thus deposited by one individual. In
some boxes there were four times as many
votes as there were voters in the pre-
cinct. In Columbia county the Demo-
cractc majority is $500 more than the
OF Democratic voters). Stutiiing
was resOrted to US pastime, and was car
ried beyond all bounds Of necessity. No
attempt to deny or conceal the fraud is
made in the newspapers. The tissue pa
per tickets are general throughout the Re-
publican counties, showing that the
scheme cmanated from headquarters. The
Republican candidates, Mackey, Rainey
and Swails will be urged to give notice OF
contest, 80 that the whole subject OF these
frauds may be forced upon the
attention OF the Democratic Congress. At
Norfolk, (Va.) district, frauds were openly
and in some portions OF it
United States Supervisors were obliged to
leave the room when the count began, un-
der claim that the laws Of Virginia allowed
no one except State election officers to be
present during the count. u
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WASHINGTON, November l2.-The Direc.
tor ofthe Mint, in nliisannual report express
es an opinion that the trade dollar having
obtained favorable position in China, il
would not be advisable to repeal the law
authorizing its coinage.
the United States Treasurer yesterday
refused payment of checks drawn on him
for $4,000, by the Commissioners OF the
District Of CoIumbeia, as the act Of June
last, virtually makes them disbursing otti
GERS Of the United States, and as all money
collected by them must be deposited in
the Treasury. The First Comptroller o.
the Treasury, required them to render ar
account OF half million advanced by war
rant OF the Secretary OF the Treasury
September lust, before further advance:
could he made. This account was render
ed to-day, and the Comptroller is examin
ing the accompanying vouchers. II it i!
satisfactory he will recommend anotheI
advance to the Commissioners, which viii
make their check good. .a#
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Secretary Sherman ON One and Two Dol.
lar Notes.


WASHINGTON, November l2.-Secretary
Sherman, referring to the rumor OF the
withdrawal OF one and two dollar United
States notes, says: Fully. q year ago the
story was started, and caused an uhnatur-
nj demand for small bills. The statement
was unfoundcd, other than that having
one years supply OF ones and twos or.
hand, the Bureau OF Engraving and
Printing stopped printing till that supply
could be reduced No order was issued to
the Treasurer 70 limit the issues OF ones
and twos. They were issued to everybody
who demanded them. No order has ever
beeIfN made for their Withdrawal. They
are issued Ike other money when
ever they are required, and any
holder Of n demand against the
United States is ordinarily paid in
denominations % the money desired.
After the lst OF January no bills OF less
denomination than s. can be issued by
National banks, and no doubt ii the one
and two dollar United States notes were
withdrawn II would make place for more
silver.
Secretary Sherman thinks, however,
that the public at large ought to have op-
ton to take gold, silveror paper OF any de-
nomination, coined or printed. This is
the best way to secure the largest circula'
tion. Ifthc chief end OF life was to secure
the circulation OF silver money, it might be
forced into circulation by Withdrawing
ones and twos. But the Secretary does
not see why the people should be denied
the use Of such notes II they want them,
nor why silver money should be made un'
popular by being forced into circulation to
The exclusion OF more convenient money.
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WAsnIxGToS, November l?.-At the
Cabinet meeting to-day several important
subjects, to be included in the Presidents
message, were discussed, and an inter
change Of opinion took place concerning
the violation of'the election laws, especial
" in Louisiana during the recent cleo
tions, the United States Attorney for that
state having furnished list OF the cases
showing personal violence, intimidation,
etc, The sentiment Of the Cabinet was
that all such violations should be inquired
into with view to punishment OF the oi'
The Secretary OF State presented tele'
Grams from Minister Welsh, containing
the main points OF Lord Salisbury's reply
10 the dispatches OF Secretary Evarts on
the Canadian fishery question, but which
the Secretary declines at present to make
nuhlic
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JACKSONVILLE, FLA, November l2.-
Judge Witherspol, of the Canvassing
Board OF Madison county, was arrested
last evening by the Deputy United States
Marshal, on charge OF receiving and
DESTROYING one OF the precinct returns
which gave Bisbee 81 majority. He is
held in 5000 bail.
Samuel Smith (colored), an Inspector in
the same county, charged with not doing
his duty, has been committed to jail.
A special to the Sun and Pres, from
Alachua county says: The CanvasSing
Board to-day threw out three precincts,
because the name OF the voters were written
on the tickets, and it was also claimed
that the duplicate precinct returns did
not agree. This action, If sustained, re-
duces Bisbee's (Rep. majority in the coun-
~ from $50 to ", and elects Hull Dem J,
and also elects Democrat TO the legiSla.
ture, in place OF L. G. Dennis. The Deputy
Marshal arrested the Canyassing Board
this evening, and they are to be taken be-
fore the United States Commissioner to-
morrow. A petition is being circulated in
jacksonville, by the Republicans, asking
the Supreme Court to convene in special
session for the purpose Of obtaining II
mandamus TO compel u recanvasS.
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WEST ALExAXDER.

Communion was held yesterday at the
II p Church. Rev. W. NJ. Coleman Was
insisted by Dev :. McLacklin, OF South
Buffalo, Washington county, fG. 4hree
persons were added to the church,
At the close Of service to-day the con.
grcgation were taken by surprise, as they
We were requested to take their seats after the
Bene,liction. Tho main doors were thrown " !
onon and a bride and groom passed up; the
aisle & I" the front OF the pulpit, and they
S; were soon made happy by the PSstors RSy' SI
Coleman, The groom was Mr ): W.
Moore, Of Washington, Pa, the bride MIS- S
Lille Chambers, daughter oil Van. James w. ,
Chambers, of Ohio county. West va
They intend settling in Beloit, Kansas
NAV prosperity attend them. ..,;
james Dickey, formerly resident oi thl'
place, but now Of Kentucky, Is visiting
relatives and friends here. w.t..
with IN apple weighing 20 ounces one ga!
last week. ~
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TO THE DAILY INTELLLG ENCER.
GENERAL NEWS.
IA Review of the British Grain
Market.
The Election Frauds in the South
Canvassing Officers Arrested
for Destroying Votes.
Secretary sherman's Clearing
House Conference.
Louisiana Elections Discussed in the
Cabinet.
The One and Two Dollar Bills-NO With
drawal Of Them from Circulation.
The Commercial Congress 10 chicauo-Plans
for the Increase Of International Trade.
Clearing House Conference.

New YoRx, November 1.-THE Clearing
House Association had q private session
to-day, 10 consider the report OF the com
mittee which recently had conference
with Secretary Sherman. 4 resolution
was introduced calling upon the different
New York banks to aid the Secretary in
removing the present premium on gold,
so that the resumption OF specie payments
may be settled before the time fixed by law.
The following was decided upon rs the
plan of action after January 1st, 1879:
lst. Decline nereceiving gold coins as special
deposits, but accept and treat them only rs
lawful money.
I'd. Abolish special exchanges OF gold
checks at the Clearing House.
3d. Pay and receive balances between
banks ut the Clearing House either in gold
or U. S. legal tenders.
18th. Receive silver dollars on deposit
only under.a special contract to Withdraw
the same in kind. - 80
9TH. Prohibit payments Of balances at the
Clearing House i'll silver certificates or in
silver dollars, excepting as subsidiary coin
in small sums, say under ten dollars.
9th. Discontinue gold special accounts
by notice to dealers, the first OF January
next to terminate them. 1E. g.a
Fifty banks were represented at the
meeting, which lasted an hour and half.
Assistant United States Treasurer Hill
house sent letter submitting PROPOSE
tions to the effect that hereafter all drafts
drawn on any bank represented In the
Clearing House Association OF New York,
received by the Assistant Treasurer OF that
city, may be presented to such bank at the
Clearing House for payment; that hercat-
ter drafts drawn on the assistant Treasurer
at New York may be adjusted by him at
the Clearing House, and that the balance
due from the United States may be paid at
his office in United States notes or Clear
ing House certificates, and that after the
LIST OF January next the payment OF checks,
presented to the Assistant Treasurer ofany
bank connected with the Clearing House
may be made by him in United States
notes.
A resolution was passed declaring that
in order to facilitate the payment OF drafts
and checks between the Treasurer OF the
United States and associated banks, the
manager OF the New York Clearing House
is authorized to make such arrangements
with the Assistant Treasurer as will accom-:
plish that purpose through the medium OF
| the Clearing House.