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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-10
Subdivision of and Addition to Iryine's Ad-
dition of Out Lots to ST. Paul.
Supposed owner and
deGcrIptinr


Caroline Schurmeier, commencing at g
stake Oh Main Tor Bedford) street,
at sw corner of land sold by j e r.
vine to Fred de Freudenreich and
adjoin'g Iryine's add'n of out lots to
st. Paul on the line thereof; thence
run'g l65 ft, thence 165 #, thence
Is deg III # to stake at Sc cor
ner of land sold to said De Freu-
denreich, thence W by the line of
land sold to said De Freudenreieh
242115 # to beginning, being l23 $40
perches, more or less, except W Is #
reserved to the public for a street
and Decatur street.
James RI Phillips, commencing at q
stake in the centre of Maio street, u
CHAINS of ne corner OF Irvine's ad-
dition of out lots to st. Paul; thence
e6 chains, 81 links to a stake, thence
S so deg w 4.15 chains to q stake;
thence W $40 chains to the middle
of Main street, aforesaid; thence by
line ~ chains to place of begin
ming, being l acre and SO perches,
more or less; being part OF neA of
nwL. sec 80, town 20, range %; said
Phillips agreeing to give one-half of
I the street aforesaid to the public as
highway. forever, and except De-
c2tur street.. ...............
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-10

Ekf9Hk tAkEEHhke magic. endAftEH tkatAE-
has been excessively used for thirty years. with
great success kE-Full particulars IN cur pamphlet,
which We desire 70 send e. ee By mall everyone.
EThe specific Medicine Is sold by all druggists IS
81 per psckage six packages for S. will De sens
free by mail on receipt of thu money, By addressing
THE GRAY MEDICINE CO..
No. 10 Mechanics Block. DETROIT. MICH.
~Sold In I. Paul by Edward q. Bigg and Stu
1t Lrtz, and by oil Druggists.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-10
Important to the Fair Sec!

TEE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, curss rnes,.-
tton, Ovarian Diseases and al diseases known a Ia,
male Weakness They have been used In Enriand for
Pruggsts everywhere Price per boz or sx bore
isr 'sh5 HE GAY % q RSsssss ':SSreS scaled
Mechanics Block, Dskroit Mick.
= Pamphlets sent free. -
Sold In 81. Paul By E II. Bixxs and 6fusyt q Latz
So[ner W11asnaw and Sixth streets. In Mianespol1
GarS Hondn. uki1
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-10
CONTRACT MUkk.
Grading Alley in Block 81, st. Paul
Proper.
OFPICE OF THE BOARD OF Pueblo WORKS,
CITY OF ST. PAUL, MINI, Oct. End. 1880.

Sealed bids will be received by the Board of
Public Works, in and for the corporation OF the
City of st. Paul, Mimi, al their Office in said
city, until - M, on the 18th day of October,
A. d. 1880, for the grading of the alley in
Block 81, St. Paul Proper, between jackson
and Robert streets, according to plans and
specifications on file in the Office of said
Board.
A bond with at least two sureties, in sum
OF at least 20 per cent. of the gross amount
bid, must accompany each bid.
The said board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. GEO. L. BECKER
Official: Il. Il. GoRMAN, President.
Clerk Board of Public Works. 27S-2SS
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-10
CONTRACT WORK.
Grading Bluff Street.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUEBLO WORKS,
CRY OF ST.. PAUL, MIMI, Oct. End, 1880.
Sealed bids will be received by the Board of
Public Works, in and for the corporation
of the City of st. Paul, Minnesota,
at their Office in said city, until II NJ. on
the 18th day of October, A. D. 1880, for the
grading of Bluff street from Robert street to
st. Peter street, according to plans
and specifications on file in the Office of said
Board.
A bond with at least two sureties, in q sum
of at least 20 per cent. of the gross amount
bid, must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
GEO. L. BECKER,
Official: r. L. GoRMAN, President.
Clerk Board of Public Works. 278-2SS
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-10
Lafayette Avenue, West Side,

Between Waverly Place and Woodward street,
or avenue, in front of lots thirteen (13) and
fourteen Q4), Schurmeier's sub division of lot
one O), Bass Outlets, lot two (2), Bass Out
Lots, and lots eleven QD and twelve (12), of
Jarvis subdivision of lot three (3), of Bass
Out-Lots.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-10

Schurmeier's Subdivision of Lot 1, Bass Out
Lots to st. Paul.
Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Lot. Block. Asses5m't
First Presbyter'n Church 1 5000 90
Helen III Spencer. 70 200 90
Bass Out Lots to st. Paul.
Mark E Reeves, 112 #
of 23O ft......... Q 224 90
Warren & Winslow's Addition to st. Paul
Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Lot. Block. Assessm't.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-10
aRAY's SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

gIishRezedy
will proml,tlyand
rsdicAlfyozrs any
and every case Of
Nervous Debility
and Weakness re-
SPLIT Of hpdiscre
So. excess or
Of the
acknowledgements
system; imperfect
lv harmksSR. Rcta
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-10

All in the city of St Paul, county of Ramsey
2S3.S7 City Treasurer.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-10
Robert Street, East Side.

In front of north 100 feet of lot seven %,
block ten 10l, Robert & RandalPs addition.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-10
Supposed owner and
Warren & winslow's Addition to St. Paul.

Supposed owner and
, 1880-12-07

I0tAI..-. ..............4.........S 3.lNiSuSt
T]lc Mlnonnt duo tho Sinking Fund for this
year was s;l7.tt1, OH. ThorN WIS applied tlorcto,
from tho redemption or hol.ls ind fractional
s1.u, Of sT,Wi,Sl7, nu cxccss of Ssiy1.s,o13 over
tho nnonnt aetuniy required for tho yclr.
Tho requirements Uf tho Sinking Fund Inv
huvU hecr substantially Observed, md tho tIrn.
cpal 0r tho public debt. less cRHh III tho TREAS
nry md exclusive Of Accr,,ng Interest, hns been
rcduccd fn,m s..,7b', eil,a1l, It's Highest point.
which trcaehel pn Aug. 1T, lSs, In 81 l.soo TO-
OIL NOV. |, lsSo,-n reduction Of $3.50, ,Au5, ,xU.
Compared with tho previous llscnl yeslr, tho
rccripts for 1850 ,nyu Increased $6e tE. u.s. III tho
following Items: IN customs rovenaiu. SiD IT.
0lS: In Internal revenue, sl0,447,'tI; IN salos Of
public lands S0f.Ts.i In tax on circulation and
deposits OF Nntionnl banks, S,7ta71; In proceeds
Of salrs of Government. property, elol.+s7:
III Consular fees, $14.,G51; In Custuln-iloiso
fecs. sH..lE1; In atcnI1tboat fees, si.0cI; In
Marine lIusltnl tnx, $:i.1El; In Interest on In.
dian trust funds, $tlO91; lii sates Of Indian
slseyx t SSo ,anae' aseos|s % !xl"i and II nc lss
cellAncnis items, sHs0,.sl. Thcra was tlccrcMso
Of S:.'kal,0l II, us follows: In premium on !oans.
jiMilwMy Companies. sN09t tH3; In profits o CAIN
Id; u cuatu,s nes, l.enalttcs, md fortetturca,
in ununtmcratcd items. s.A7, .-tnaking II not
% Tic @ ,c,,r, q OF s5p.Gi0. iii ''' '''' s' ~
pruSInt,s ycur uf Sj, 500 rs fUtlDws: In tho
Interior Department. -! E.t. .diO; tfndials, $7H-
~: aua ps,'sons; .l!st3oa;n " u premium @ na
crease of 81, ,ta3:ss; ~ follows: III tho War DC
I tnrttnent, s.:.;a's744 In tho Navy Department.
xlhss ~: In the Interest osI nuhlo debt, *,
usss1,-,nnklnE not iucrcasa ia tho Expenditures
| for the ycAr Of sGJj,u1i.
, 1880-12-07
Tho bombs .nAturng Dec. u. Ies0, will bu paid

trl NJ
Tho pon!s snNt0slns pco. VI. iso, wll w. pa,a
from acoruing revenue. Tho surplus rovenao
accruing prior TO July II 1881, cstEnuted at about
tfty million lollurs tt5O ,000. will DO applied
anaer e1'suhH .aW 70 tho pu1auasa OF paymsn.
OF tho bonds Mbovo uescribed, mus lonEln& shn
sum Of fGJ7, 800 600 to bo provided for. Tho third
SECTION or tho uct nuDroyed July II, lH,u for re-
funding tho Nationul 1oof' under WI which sho
per cent bonus. nlntuf'nx slay Il !ast alo re-
slepmablc, requires tho Secretary or tho Tr1As-
ury to Gtyo public notice thrco months III ad-
,.t,t " y, snos ,arn, suIf of tbo nnion % nr ~.
!ta,m,t,.s ti,o." fa,rtls III their n,nti,rItv I'M
..se"samrv Ie.pisuttou for TINT u,.rnrs" xhnd la
nNss@l ,;rtur n Fiji T. nnxe ,I,Eo hmnI nsr
s1s nos r" g ne n' y too1r or se5s nayaeo o. a.
1lfHna,,T,s ~ thc tfnit'u, Stotns nftHr tc i,t.s
p,,"wa nu,@c, c.,ow nce- 1n,.c,. hiuhes rot.t az
tmt.rcst finn TIM r,to NJ wninh nnT nnntis chi, mi
w! cn.lput I'o eo!its"n0H9 i ILL payuI ~
III, ,ssnH ~ n INV strtna @f noi,pnns Il, tirn
Mni.ara ~ nn,,nn" fonsls ami 1,,nv ,,nsinonn ~
,ns ~ rnfi,nhinv vi Tn"r nrist;nv ~ 1aW NV
sn,r r. Hth svatnSiu for tnis ,n,rno.n NM NV
tnst h"nns n,1thmrixnI hy ,i,n nt,ta n inv II II
IsTlh md i'm II is7i. u tc nIno1,nt ~ sIitM
oI:, mi r. sn oM ms"ncn M ~ " pfG
1 ,ao y nj 70 s w@s nny
s Sppy hs b,' e ~ Of
= e visapo 70 IT, 1eH p sI, co1S
e m aeso a u" sS wSeo % oht @
tos Of ans & 70 o ne r. sas
~ 1pss ~ M ,s cy s nesn
, 1880-12-07

nr statistics NIL careful cstinlntts of tho pfn-
'IllctinE ca,lrun,ptlotl. and rirc,,:Atn,, Ut tho
rrectu,ls thctnls lit tho Udtcli stntcs ntlt, tnRny
other C,iltFtta.
Thu Inquiries rs 10 tho production, uso IN nrts,
cnlnnHc, a,si circulation Of tho precious metals,
af.si tho collection of other inonetary stntls'cs
III uur uwn nnl forc'pn co,lntr'cs, hnvc stcn
continued by tho Mint Bureau, md mitch vali-
na,fo Information ON these suhjrela a,tt bcct Ds-
tnht! nl'l VIII bo fou'l'' III tito report OF Tho
Tl'o ci,osta Of gnll during tho last a.eal ycar
a,Aolnt!n to $ps.&Iduad, bcinG &dU,bsovt9 Il, cx-
INK nruinhls sila',liy iI,nsiirtl domestic y,r,,.
MN Y"rk q .ta!9t;s:a Of iaseisn sai s',i" 5 ead
United S!ntus cn!n Ur liars, Or for snrrc,t money.
nvo s' tic , ne Ii @ stntcs III stoi%r 'i IL oS oxscc
from tnnItng-rlnrge n,ter prctnnt EcEnn-
tions. mi !stra.,spostr.l It ioyeruent oxps,so
1l"S hies IL il not S5 tei" to o. unie Etstc.
s,toi, 'cposIts to iu ,ranst"rc i from ON ths Nov
iark Assny utl1ne tu tho l'hllnt'piphtn mInt At
tho expense q tte d3vcrfin,cut, as 1,early NJ
thnt Il Is neerssMry 10 melt II, Ii, nr.cr to nscnr-
thin It's tlnt,leAs md vnc modification Of tho
i%w y, ~ 70 ntii"rzo charRo for melting y
Tic Hoii im,,nrtc.l Mt Now York. during tho
enrllcr part Mf tl,e lnst sca ycnr cxeert!cd tito
with It's ordinary work'ng-f force, without i,f-
t,IItcttIH f.xt]UllSpH mitch lUtQ tu HppGIil0 nIl
preparations Tor It's support. Tho GoI,i,,Ke Of
Hphl ut Philadelphia had tn Ju tnuc sst!0ttinnto
~ thnt ol silver. TT oit!ar to comply WIN thn ft-
HnIrct.cuts or tlIo Inv ,iircGtln3 tho pIlrctnso
tH each ,i!ai1tb, md 10 satisfy tho 'leilanl for
miner cttns authorized to t,1 struck uny 1T tint
~ . +, ,, I IN n,nn,,"i tt,ti" etcct,iIe nn tn
frt,.1,s tU pnfIsfy nm iiIiijtsluto demands
t,pnn It Tor cnln. At tho close If ihc ycir tiurc
nil pF II Itt,i,OrtuJt
Thu ,l,tlt,tsjlt ur rD,luuc executed Mt tho lnts
0f tho fJulr SNicy jIiI,ifr tIif fiscal ylWr WIS;
STANDARD silver tlNll,ttN %, ...+.,..,,. H,kEstW
Fractional silver c0lils.. .........,..... SGA7
Minor cols. ls...".......".......... atD,"1l
-,
Totnl.... ....,.... satstt0,H IN
Or TIC gold r0inaEo StB. .EsG, I'D was IT, eagles,
Sf1,TtA)htRj III hNll-unKlrH. lti $.s1.hlH,AU III
!tthttsic-clHlcs. FNc.stEHNHstt VI tHt EUla!lRu Maa
~ denominations NH1eH WEF1 eEsS lnitH S.u
1l'it }VttGuHE }GhI. HHL HHs ~ l1iIo.'tL NcVMV
, 1880-12-07

Tho Com ,ssu,ler uf Education reports con-
ttnurd iucrcaso Of rubu Interest in educational
atrnlrs, and that tho public schools gencrnlly
throughout tho cumntry aro we'll sustained. In
dustrial traintnH IL attracting deserved utten-
tion, mud colleges for Instruction. theoretical
aNd practical, III agriculture and tho lnGchnnie
nrss. Including tho Government scs,ouls rcccntly
established for tho instruction Of lildlnn youth.
nro gatnlug steadily in public cstllnnt1on Tho
Commissioner nAka sp0clnl attention to tho dep
relations committed ul tho lants reservnl for
tho futuro support Of putlio instruction. md TO
tho very grcAt need Of help from tito Nnllon for
schools FIJI tho Territories md III tho 6nntllorn
Btntca. Tho recommendation heretofore fnnsto
~ reptatcu Au1 Urged tlint III educational fund
De sGt npart FROM tho Art pstteeel. Ot tho yacy
OF tho public lnNis nun1n!1y, tho tnco!no Ut
crgtls tn bo distributed on aUtnc sntiHfactnry
pIail 10 tho Stnics aud Territories uild tho dis
trict Of Columbia.
Tho success nf tho. public schools Of tho Dis
triet Ut Colnbn. untf tho progress .nntsu under,
tho Intelligent direction Of tho Hoard Of E,lliGn-
tlon and tho Superintendent, fl supplying thu
cAueuunnal requirements or thu District, with
thoroughly trltiuc,l AilI efficient tUNelors, Is
VERY KrnttfylnR. The nots Of Congress- from
tfIln to time, duntln9 public lands to tho spv.
interests, hnve proved to lu wtso measures Or
public policy, resulting IN great anu NstinK bcll-
Gtlt 1t would ScOM 10 be II nlntter OF EinpiD
1uAttro to cxtnnd the benefits Of this loYslntlon,
tho Wisdom 0f which hAs loctl TO fully yintllcAt.
ca by experience, tn tho district or Columbia.
ntstrIc. q cnnmbIa 20 ,!,v favnrnhlc c&nsder-
shown by tho report Ut tho Commissioners, llrg
III Il very satisfactory condition.
, 1880-12-07

policy nnw. in tic p,,!ri, OF i,ir tHn+lt.lton. III
rruintu by fn'y tho Gt,it. value Of Tho two Inet''la
NJ M to ca,t.IHrsn ~ the W"rE1t fhtu.
ia.rt' ,nto toIiars II tls weight s'.axt,ste.i q
e% 4, mH'a "m dsso e.. es hve Or fss fiji
treating Ms prn.tt 81" as.tereuSe hntween thc
cost nf the silver bl i'm t4ttnGil Into R!vur oI,
therefrm. Tits ,sIlrcrence. from Feb: ~. MS.
!s SS Y 2 T.. !as,1ns tSr ssES . s u
10 ciaeici iii liz cxpcnso n rcsy i,,ss,rr ii
s!s"''s!:' W. S issI'!s q g. s tso sst ;: @ !,I:
I1,lp3,:It t6a huva l,ce,, deposited III thu trr.,ns
ry n.' ss :! r. ro' .,,, y to ,,, ts. rhs "
r"m,,I, % si I'M, tbs Il ,,rnt,enI1y ; ree,iw .oso
q retssnF tsat;sport,ng. and n,n!i,tanlnK iliu,n
tita nott,lnal profit. Whon huIl iy tic tioSer,l-
ilcnt tho r1luh nro Of ~ ElOro rchl tG!!l0 than
snl weight u s'nMns sscr n,'o ;, %
MltloN nL nominal vnluc, they nro pstrcly lint
money. Ths ,on,lMnl protit applied t. tho pur-
meet lilo entire cost OF converting. tho prcscnt
d"i!nra Into m Gq,inl ritmbcr Nf tho rrnW@,scl @
dulnra or. IN Other wnrs. II tue Present slollars
rose ttnllmra, tho ,on,tnnl lnss won'.l be fully
cosuro'l BY tl9 t,n.nll'n| profit now In tho Tres.
Il may hc i,eitcr fur Congress ut tho present
time y, ctutno It's notion 70 tho suspul,slan ot
tle nolt,go n tho silver tloll.r s.i % await e.
- vi ~ n.I
iLial duty 10 renrt llnon thts subject, tho Sec.
rstiry tefs H. ti' to 9spGss is GoyGao tls
~ rho chof prMlticer nf silver, 70 rcchRnizo tho
Ercht chnnK3 tlutt Inns occurred Ut tic rclutlve
,,arkeaS1,1o ~ ,r M s'S"r au Eol y ~ to Gnin,
btsed ,pon nArknt vninc, nntt q conform nll
~ GH, STS u IT, rsset WeTe @ .rt aM ,sese M ti.:
measure 1. would 10 to make our gold nnt
p ,is,, xa,e Nw Nrc'y sh9 ny, p'gvs IL
@ @ M ICY .ur tnitut LII, , M'lt & y, ttc1 %
%nI,,e ~ n,,y t1h t,.r i,,. Hwethor nnnsre.i nv
w"iwht ~ ;ntn' % IL r,sv' wti,nlt "aicsttu,, X,
nil Gon,rwi cnltmtrIr. M tho n,ust G,,,lytsnirnt
,5"ltMr "f Il to WeMt ami i villa uf thn l i,rs,
cDiSgo wui,ld lio ii,u hrst silver stn1,dnr,I FOR
lntnr,tIonai pxel,ailsc, ai,i tlnt II ;yo,sI,i to
rntii, Urnusc md would thtls. m fr m 1,r,lt..
.iNuln. nrutl ino ui,mnnfnu tIntivp v..nn Of tin
tWc U.ls, Wills gvI,ir Il stt,ttiy ,tn,rket fnr tbo
In this tt,mnuctft,t, ttn nticnttnn of Cnnurnss
is Respectfully Invited to tiio operation q tic
@st ;royed Az ;n,, 31,e Y ls reG,IIslMK @ M r,
Trust,rnr or ,,ny Aasis,nit TruSs,,rvr Of tho
United Statca Of tho silver cs'I,is of tho Unted
WSs frMaoat slvur .tns aru a ntorzcd
by tic net tIpnrsivnI Feb. ", ISfi, tllcy wero
ninio to W coI,tn Isl gr,ns Of stun.lnr1l silver to
tic Goit,,i,,o net nr iYiJ to tWcnty.Ijvo Kr,nI,cs
nr ;&,S H,s,s, rhey this rti,,l3,l:T gr,.itls. or
McarIy vX Dor cuiit, luss tinn tho st,ti,lurd
production Or yolIi iii CtfUrniu. tho stnuJnrl
Silver Iuilnr nti its fruetiu,1ni narts , rsgt in
mrkct vitli,c ni,ovu pr III HUltl, and wero urge
IL i,tn"rtj%nca viii lin ~" nxninn,s, t,f t'r"t @
lsrltml1,. tlo noey wns Miopteti. ~ hut MT If
a s 1u oa1r d WI III n in o ssnr G9
uf 1r; bVtI, g,l md silver colscu to cirut,l,to
ns money. Durjug tic s.,spctIslor, nf spUcIo-
, 1880-12-07

Tho report OF tho Controller OF tho Currency
contans much Information in rororcnco to tho
@ tho ag u s'ueS y, n oSa
nH .nu Ece"atues ~ lu .".nil'os ~ .ne Na."uM
bnnks from tho ento OF tholr organization TO tho
.prGAcnt time, nrtl 0lso tAbcs showing tho ntlm-
Der, cnpttul, md doposIta Of tho state bnnks,
try. by States and geographical divisions. for o
Acetcs Of yonrs.
Tho capitIl stock Of tho National banks on
CT. o.. !, ,ssS was s.sSso; sarpns sl@sls
~ 5SH M and tho tota' c1roo'"uon Outstanding sA-
Neeti1,nGa! hanks aro Sar1an!zea III every State
1t tho un!ol oxcept sissaslpp,. nna ~ every
Ierr,tory oxcsnt y ~ ArzGa; ad M ,no aoi number
bSr tnt h!.s hcen IN operation r. my orc time,
IhH Contros!or !evntes conslderto!e @ Spneo t9
6auka alllco liz luto q resumption q ,spooie:
H,nnnts' nno tno @ sys & a. wei ~ the hsnnhs
" 's% so ats t. c Ko r aua s ,ss dS saee
Tho capital stock Of tho Nut,oua, banks Is
es; .S 1t ists tIo a 1ss sse n ill., ThS
lonIs of tho hunks at tho ate OF their lust rc-
turns wcr0 $i,tI7, DOO md tho fMlIyitlilnl 10.
posIts ss77I II0W,M1. tho highest points reaehu.l
eo!f,x s17 ,hhu,Un Krcntcr u1'l thu Individual
sRos11 " ~ s1St's than n ta 9Stonsr
vlous date wore fd,O0o'OM Ia oxccss Ut thor
prnsent amounts. =,
rAto, Eu,l bunk deposits. not detIuvtlnE the
clparinx ho.,ke 1xchanFcs. hive it,oroascti moro
thaM xa4,tUo qo0: aMd nins,nMr to tho unprccu-
lcIltctl sim 1t a. Iii 0N.uW,
The Controller stntts that tho abundance Of
nuley Allst tho low rntcH Of intorGst hare Mnlu
u dllllenlt for Giptn!fsts 10 find antisnctory IL,
yostmenls. and TINT ll9 lns, thcrefnru, exalnlncsl
y asccrtain II tho l,a,,ks hayo found use for
their INeseaseA letNslts. The M!noNnt nf tho
@ .@oalAs - q !ho @ baMks n Now York Cty y ODtobor,
surplus and not t,eposiias while III 1878 it was15l
percent; In ls77 ~ per uunt; and In 1871, q. J
por cent; ,l1lsl tho huns nru now prnpurtlonably
higher ts,alt ut al'y tImu since It'll. Tho r.
| sDurtcs pf tho bankx III tho nher principal ctttos
nr tlla country 1ro shown by thoir ruInrts for
Oct. lust to hive bcon thon nluro lully on,-
| rloyon thnu they wore Mt tho corresponding
tlates for The two prosious yenss. although thoi.
| business WIS not 30 much extended AZ 1t was
during tho four years following hi, Ctfsa OF 1873,
Tito rItn nt tho lnnns or tho hunks III tho cUut,.
try districts tn their cnp!lal. surplus, AMI mt
lUosits ,vns 0n Oct, !, ~ per cent loss th0n II
WI. Mt tho corresnont1sfg tlnto In lB7l anu 59
j,or cont ioss thnn IN 1871. Tho npportlntteH fnr
using ln,ilcy III thiA grolip Or EMuks IL not III
proportion to tho inqrulssu ut toir uoposEts anu
thUtr bNlnlIccs In other banks hnye by no means
ufn,1nI6hoti "
, 1880-12-07
THE TREASURY,

RECEIpTs AND ExpHNDITUHEs.
TREASURY BEREAVEMENT, WASIltxuTON. n.
C.. uee. q. lSSo.-Sln: hayD the hollor to submit
the following unnuAl rupQEts tho ordinary revo-
nues, from I'LL sources. for thu ascal yrar ended
June 2O, lsa0, wurc,
FruIn cuytotns IlsA to- Oh
Prom Internal revenu0.., ,,........, Ia ,:i1I
HtVul suies Or public laud5. 5.....,.,,,,.. l,ylu,0u
, 1880-12-07
COINS AM, COINAGE.

-. NoEtVU sk3V11 $7***7Vh71s :.
Thu colnngc executed at tho sniuts during the
AseAl ycar hMs exceeded III yNlvo that u my
provious your stnco the orgaplzati0n Of tho
Government. Its total a!nount not Including
tho minor coinage, was ss4,lo0.t7ee, Of which 1t
1t rsti,1ated tGs, COO was prsbnhly 'ft0n Do
Mcst.o a.,u sal 0oo ,hN fr0ss Imported bullion.
Tic annual report OF tho Director VI tho
Mint furnishes tlctn'iud statements u tho cou'
agp OF gold and silver, tho wn0unt deposited,
parted. refined, or made into pars, tho earnings
receipts. and expenditures, Md 0thor transuc-
tions aud business oicsHt!onspf tho mlnts mud
assay Offices during tho ycas, Ind c0utaIns valu-
, 1880-12-07

eANNAStA4kp"S4jJt4 Ook<AHkhs
In compliance with thn provisions Of tho net OF
Feb. .s. Is78 during tho Inst tlscnl year ". ,S7l
Rtar1nrtl ouces OF slver bullion, costing S.',-
M, ,iBl tun nvcru9o or $s,Oal.Ol3 por month"; wero
purchased, OF wh!ch.a, ,05 5g6 OUNCES woro coined
into a7.Es, 40 8tantnrd-svcr dollars. Tho total
cOlnngo Ur atAnlArl-stlvor dollars Ainco tho
pnssnuo nt tho net, up to Nov. |, 1850, has bcpn
s7,847,750 nt which ditto 81, A50 wuro in tho
Treasury. or tho latter amount $10, I'll wcro
represented by outstanding sl!yor certificates,
tho amount In actual circulation ut that atO bo-
ing $25, ,70t,a0t.
Sincu tho passage OF thnt net tho Department
bus issacd NUMEROUS c!rcunra mud notices to
tho public. III which 1t hns Ofrercl 0vcry lntluco-
t,lsnt which It could unacr tho law to facilitate
tho general distribution nsd circulation Of these
co!ns. 1t has required Uaitcsl states dtsuursiuv
officers to pay the1n nut III paymout for salaries
nt,l for other current obligations, md it Inns Of
fGrrcd to plHco tho silver In tho hands OF tho
people throughout tho United Stntes Without
exponso for transportation, when sont by oS"
pr0ss, and 1t an oxpcnso for rrgistrutlou-tco
only whom eent BY registered tnaii.
Notwithstanding thesu efforts, 1t Is found to
hU dilllcu!t to maintain In circulation moro than
n por cent Of tho nmonnt coined. While ut
special scasons OF tho year, and for spcciai pur-
poses. this coin Is In don,and, mainly In tho
South. It returns again to tho Troasury, antl its
reissue involves M axponso for transnortation
each tins. Unlllso gold coin or United States
nOtcs. i tl0es mt, ~ tho sumo extent. f0ru
ictoptnbIt, and when lowing Into tho Troasury,
cAs!ly ptld out with little or 10 cost Of trnns-
ase tSo sser 1f or rp: os0Fa
Ftrxt-it is too bulky for nrgo transactions.
and its uao Is eoEllned inalply o pigments for
chanHo. Tho ainol,n. neetitd for theso purposes
Ii snrcaty ~ excess Of tho probnllo douian5. !.
axcr " iass ~ rKt ra,c ~ thnn t gmy .t IL y "a
, 1880-12-07
1,Ul,l.tt: LANDS.

y Largo lnrrcnsc IA reported III tho a'ePos"lut
p,,blc ja1tle tor settlement during tte I'nst y9nr,
which marks tho prospcre,,s srtwth nr our neri-
,l,Hra1 t,,,1,,.,rr ,,,,i vIrurnus movement uf
c''lsHhi 'n"u'''s' '''i'' " ,, ''H""" ,., 4.
population townTt9 s'''r 'lnoce"ne'' i'"'a'. ~
this iuUvGfnunt rrotcCtls the COtlisienloi OF Hl1r
Ln,,,l fnw.. IA well us proper legislation to rcyn-
- .t ,,.,,,,,,,, .,r ,,nf,lf, 1nn,,s t,rcom,, nr
m'e t"o "'spoSt'N" W i"ot's . tM"sr 49,, i.'.,,.n
moro pressing neersslts+ hho 'nercl"t" h'sn"
iite consideration Uf C0nErcss to tic report hnn
tltu nccoD,,N1y np draft nf q bill, made by tho
1,nhlir 1,nnis Commission, which wcre commit.
fIc'ltcd by mo IL CONGRESS III INC h'st esss.e,''
Fairly nutEon upon this itnt1ortant sl'bJnat Is
htrhjy desirable.
rI,r ,,toutInn nr t,onurcss ;s nralu nskc1 to
"u ..r,,' ,.,.I.,,e,n. W. ,nu,,nittcJ ~, o,,r
the wnste1u' uep'e""t'u's eon.I. W. ~. nv
public tlnlbcr-lnHta. Ana the rnphl a'lu 1nf'a-
Hrtn,t,,nto destruction VI niir forests, Tho ilr.