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GOfP IN WASHINGTON.
He Is Taking no Hand In the Charleston
Rnafnlllca Ei.Ls

He Is Taking no Hand In the Charleston
h Postoiice Fight.
Special DlspG!ch to III. Ia.e!lfceaccr.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. I5.-General
Gof was in the city to-day. He is on his
way to Philadelphia. He says he will
have nothing to do with the selection oil
8 postmaster at Charleston. He says
that at the beginning oi this administra.
ton he took the ground that Atkinson
was the representative OF the Fist dia.
trict, Major McGinnia Of the Third and
Mr.. Smith OF the Fourth, and that all
appointments and contests within the
boundaries Of these districts should be
eettled by them without interference on
his part. He has not interfered so far
in local controversies Ike the one over
the Charleston postofiice, and does not
intend to. 1t is probable that the ap.
pointment ior Charleston will be made
oa Wednesday.
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NO MARRIAGE INTENDED.
outbrenk Of ons pS Snshri'io's Young
Mon and Miss Eddy, of Trke Fakir"

outbrenk of ono ri. Snshrisie's Young
Mon and Miss Eddy, of Erko Fnkir"
Company.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 15.-sociesy
circles were startled by seeing among
the pablirbsd list OF marriage licenses
issued during the geek that OF Van
Leer Drouillard and Miss Jennie Eddy.
Mr.. Drouillard is one Of Nashville's most
dashing young society gentlemen, being
a member OF one Of the leading families
OF this city. His father is well known
Southern capitalist, end ttiss Eddy is q
member Of "The Fakir" 'Compeny,
which appeared at the Yendome Thea
ter during the week.
The marriage was the sole topic OF
conversation among the local 400 to-day,
and much curiosity was expressed as to
whether the marriage had occurred or
not, but It hss rince been learned that
though Drouillard Eas deeply iniatu.
ated with the actress, the Issuing OF the
marriage license was done in spirit Of
brayado while the couple were in q
hilaliops mood, and that no marriage
Was intended,
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MUTUAL lsaSCALlflES.
Two Clerks Caught Stealing for Each
others Benefit, Ua.

Two Clerks Caught Stealing for Eac,,
Others Benefit.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mlcu., Dec. 10
Cornelius Ds Rnytor, clerk in large dry
goods store, and p. X. Miller, clerk in
an art store, have baen detected in a
long continued system OF robbery Of
their respective employers, and their
peGulations amount to reyeral thousand
dollars. Do Ruyter stole dress goods
i9r his own and NIiller's benefit, and
Miller provided choice engrayinps
and art goods for Do Ruyters
new 81 600 residence and for his own
home. Both young men are OF good
family, and have influential friends
who have saved them from prosecution
by making up the loss. Both belong to
the oTashtanong Club, and have been
asked to resign. Both are prominent in
Masonic circles, and will be blacklisted
Miller has already resigned from the
Club. and De Ruyter, who had
positive assurances Of the chief clerk.
snip In in the office OF the new Secretary
oil State, and gave notice to his employ.
ers week before his detection OF his
fo'-'-'"' ''' "'
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THE FIGHT iSeN.
An'irarnellite Organ Appcars-Ths Dls
credited Lender Dsnounctd

AntlParnellite Organ Appoars-Th Dis.
credited Lender Denounced,
DUBLIN, Dec. 15.-Suppussed United
Ireland, the paper issued by the Nc.
Carthyites, made its first appearance
to-day. 1t contains letter from Arch.
bishop Welsh, supporting the oppon-
ents Of Mr.. Parnell.
Rev. T. 0. Reagan, Dean of tho Chap.
ter Of Cloyn, called a meeting at which
resolutions were adopted repudiatipp
Mr.: farnell. Not content with this
action alone, number OF those present
procured picture OF their discre lifted
leader and made bonfire OF it.
AT Galway meeting called by tie
clergy for the purpose of dsnouncinr
MIR: Parnell, had a result that was
entirely unlocked for by it's promoteys.
The supporters OF Mr.. Parnell turned
out in force. They filled the hall, occu.
pied the platform and passed a resolution
calling upon Mr.. ]. Pikerton, NJ, P, for
Galway City, to resign his seat. 7i
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SENATOR SMITHS ESYsTE.


The Will Probated Yestoriay-S. @. Smith,
Esq, the Executor.
The will OF the late Senator 3. J..
Smith was probated at New Cumber.
land yesterday.
1t is general in its proy,aioals and it's
statements, the esly property designated
in Bind being The homestead and its per.
sonal property, which are lei! absolutely
10 his widow. -
The bequcsts are practically Nominal,
dxed sum.
The bulk Of his estate is a residuarv
interest toS bis widow and only dauph.
ter. No reservation is made in the
will as TO any Of the property, excepting
that the estate shall remain intact for
two years, 80 as to allow the profits or
income to pay OF the children's inter.
ests, and to keep the estate as large alter
these payments as at his decease.
S. G. Smith, Of Wheeling, Is named by
the will as Rssls executor. He is son
OF the deceased and qualified yesterday,
giving bond for S253, 900, his mother,
brothers and sister becoming his s.re.
ties, the entire estate being represented
on bis bond, all in.oroateI being salts.
fed both with the will and his appoint.
:nent as executor. q i.
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A TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.

Two Men Killed and Ten Iojurcd-One
Mans Esc1ps.
Special Dipdtch to The Intelligmer.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Dec. ia
terrible explosion of dynamite occurred
this morning on the new N. & W. road
just above Ceredo. A number Of men
who were working on tho grade were
drying some dynamite preparatory to
using 1t caught fr,. One OF the
men undertook to stamp it out, when it
exploded, blowing tie E;sn who was do.
ing the stamping through the roof oil a
shed and landing him in beech tfeo
sixty feet away. Strange to say, he was
not lilled. An Italian and negro were
killed outright and ten others were sei-
iously injured, soHe Of Thom cannot
recover.
Work on the new belt line OF street
cars in this city is being rapidly pushed
and from present Indications the liue
will be completed and cars will be run
ming By the first Of the year.
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CHICAGO, Dec. l5.-The Eugle~ood
Church trial, after occupying the atten-
ton OF forty Chicago ministers ior
months, ended to-day. 1t resulted in
both contenainS parties, tho pastor,
Rev. II. W. williams, OF QUE side,
and his elders, Messrs. Drysdale, Dunn,
Verbryck and Kishler on the other,
being admonished by the Presbytery.
The indications tonight were that the
fend = DOW to be continued more relent-
leas than eSeS. 1t is said it is thought
that next Monday the Guguacious min.
lister and the refractory elders will each
be called upon by the Presbytery 10 re.
sign. -.
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another sun has set Sitting Bulls cele.
brated chorus Of dancers will DO good
indiana or prisoners.
llOSTILITlES BEGIN,
Report Of Fight In Which Five Iudlana
Rrs Killed.

kcpott oil figut III Nhicn ESc iuuiuua
arc Killed.
CHICAGO, Dec. ia dispatch re.
ceiyed at Army headquarters yesterday
from Battle Greek, s. D., stated that n
letter had just been received by cour.
Ter from Captain Wells at the mouth Of
French creek, stating that fight had
occurred there December IL between
twenty scouts and roaming band OF
Sioux. Five Indians we're reported
killed, but the LOGS OF tho whites was not
given. A dispatch from General Brooke
said that reports received by him on the
night OF tho 18th showed decidedly
hostile intent on the part OF the Indians
in the Bad Lands. He feared that col,
lision between citizens aud Indians had
turned the scale. Information from
Fort Bennet goes to show that the In.
dians at Cherry Creek agency nre greatly
aud that under the leadership
OF Big Foot they are keeping up the
ghost dance. The Indian excitement is
increased by tho report that bands OF
Sioux from Rosebud and Pine Ridge arc
moving in the direction OF Cherry Greek.
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A WHEELING CASE.
Arguments Submitted by coun-
sci in the Bridge Matter
BEFORE THE SUPREME COURT
ofthc United statcs-Motion to Dis.
miss tho Writ or Error Made
by Mr.. Hubbard Decision
Probably Next Monday.
spteial Dl,palth % Ia Inl.lLfaenc.r.

NPtS'Ht DepACH 10 Ht IHtAtutHctr,
WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 15-Soor
alter the opening Of tho session OF the
United States Supreme Court at noon
to-day Senator Faulkner, who was pres.
ent, accompanied by Representative G..
W. Atkinson, Al. Clarke and Henry
NJ. Russell, Of Wheeling, arose and
asked that the three gentlemen named
be admitted to practice before the court.
The three Wheeling gentlemen were
then sworn in and retired to tho clerks
Office, paid their initiation foe, and then
returned to the court room. Immedi.
ately afterward Mr.. W. p. Hubbard was
recognized by tho Chief Justice and
made motion to dismiss the writ OF
error obtained by the Wheeling and
Belmont Bridge Company tthe void
company to the Judgment OF tho West
Virginia Court Of Appeals, bssing tho
motion on the ground that the Supreme a
Court OF the United States has no iuris.
diction; andiin case the court held that
it bad Jurisdiction, Mr.. Hubbard further
moved that it affirm tho Judgment OF the
State court on the ground that the ap.
peal was taken for delay aud the ques.
tion involved was too frivilous to re auire
further argument. Arguments were
submitted in printed briefs by Mr.. Hub.
bard in support OF the two motions, an d
by Daniel Lamb, H. NJ. Russell and A.
J. Clark in opposition, tho two latter be.
Ing present in person.
This is the case OF the old bridge com.
pauy at Wheeling going into court for
m injunction to prevent the new bridge
company from erecting bridge within
q less distance Of q mile above or belo u
the old structure, the old company
claiming that tho State laws prescribe
that they are to bo SO protected. An
early decision is expected, but none will
probably DO rendered before next Mon.
day.
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~ HritlEe GlYen Way.

NEw York, Dec. l5.-A passenger by
the steamer, Alvo, from West India
ports, which arrived to-day, states that a
section Of the bridge over the Matina
river, twenty-five milesfro Fort Limon,
gave way on December l. Four colored
lsboress gnd two white men were killed.
Ono Of tho letter was foreman in the car
shops. The ssc.ion Of the bridge which
gave way was about 70 feet in length
and rested on two large colHTps.a
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LINSLY INSTITUTE.

The Regulation tor Additional Arms Hon,
ored-rhsy are on rheie Way.
Special Dispo!ch TO The InieiliDcrcer.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. .15.-Mr. a.
v. Campbell, in company with Repre-.
sentative Atk,uao@, called on the Sccre.
tary OF War to-day aud learaed tkct his
requisition for additional arms for the
( LLincly.. Institute bad been duly honoged
and that the a.ns were qlreaIy on their
way to Wheeling from the Rock Iulsrd
arsenal. They also called on the Secra.
tary OF the Navy and reported the condi.
ton of the school, and received. his co n.
gratulations upon it's great success under
Goyernment auspices.
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DuLuTH, MINI, Dec. l5.-William
sooy Smith, the celebrated tunnel aud
bridge engineer, held conference with
the council to-day, at which he explain.
ed thlt Q tunnel Inde. the ship canal
WAS entirely practicable. The counci!
ordered Mr.. Smith at its meeting to-.
night to go ahead and prepare his plans
for the tunnel. Mr.. Smith would not
eslimate the cost, but in all probability
1t will be about 81, 100000. :,
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Mess Virginia. peu,,nns.

Special Dispatch to the Ln,stli9encei.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. l5.-Wess
Virginia pensions: Original-William
Bragg, Veston; sareh, widow Of W.
Newman, Flodlng Springs; Richard
Hiatt, Five Milej Winston Newman,
Floding Springs; {, William Gross,
Moundsville; James E. Bailey, Mason
City; Ieaiah Davis, Leechtown. In.
crease-John- Bishotf, Rodamer's; 10.
seph s. Smith, St. Mary's; Isaac Howell,
Raven Rock; II. Trickett, Gladesville
Enorh Childers, Jaronsville; Alex l,
shroyer, fairlnont; John W. Alvis,
Fairplaln; James A. llice, Board Tree
John A. Love, Elk City Isaac Mitchell,
Mason, ReIssue-C. Toothmau, Centre
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Ouou WINS Rodv Eo,,d

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1.-THE re.
mains OF Quon Way, partner in the
loun kee shoe factory, which together
with several other Chinese shoe and
cigar factories, were destroyed by fire
last night, were taken from the ruins
ilis morning. The Chinese cook for
me Key West cigar factory, also per-
lshed, and it is now believed that at least
three or four Chinese lost their lives
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An Enabczxler Arrested.

: RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 15.-President
Ernest Howard, Of the Virginia Stock
Exchange Of stauhtop, was arrested
to-day for embezzling the jyEdp
Of the bank. Howard locked
the door Of the exchange and refused
the stockholders admittancs and kept
the crowd at bay With pistol. he was
afterwards arrested. He'Tas ksiled and
the hearing postponed till Saturday, ss.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-.
Qieomarsarine anil iElecIsp Bills Sopsid=-
49, z. cred In tltn Sannto. Z. = = .

pleoFphrsGrine mil Electlop Bttls SopSid-
- cred IN tile Senate.
WAsnlSGroS, D. O., Dec. l5.-The
Senate met at ten o'clock this morning.
After the transaction OF unimpor,ant
morning business, Mr.. Morgan gave
NOTICE that he you'd pall Up the Polph
resolution respecting the Infringement
Of the right Of suffrage tomorrow morn
ing.
The bill subjeetiug oleomarsarine 10
the operation OF State laws and the Pad
dock pure food bill and the Conger pure
lard bill having come up in their order,
were laid aside without prejudice at the
request Of Mr.. FArwel.
The Senate then proceeded to consid-
or the election bill, 'Mr' Oolquitt taking
the floor.
He made an earnest appeal for the
abolition OF sectionalism. The North
erner and the Southerner liked each
other individually. Why not as a peo-
Pile? Drawing comparison between
the growth OF the West and oil the South
he said that the latter Jagged in the race,
but still it hQd Q future, He made no
appeal for money but was it fair, he
asked, for the powerful West and the
wealthy North to range themselves side
by side 10 crusade against the weakest
aud least populous part Of the country +?
What was needed was closer union, a
truer and intense American feeling and
and broader nationality. He believed
that that would come. He would not
despair OF the future.
MIR. Wilson, Of Maryland, made legal
and constitutional argument against the
'2Mr. Vance spoke against the measure.
1t was intended, he said, to resurreotthe
moribund carcass OF the Republican
party; il possible, to restore it once more
to,vitality, and to grasp political power.
twas framed for taking possession oi
all the election?maohinefy in TIE Demo.
cratic States ofthe Union, go that frauds
might be committed by Republican
agents and might inure ito the benefit
Of the Undersigned" It was intended
10 subject the ,psonle Of the South once
more to the domination OF their recent
slaves. & rs 35l
Mr.. Vance went on 10 criticise the bill
in detail. The muddy waters Of sui
frage, he said, were to be filtered through
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May Cnpse On Assignip ent.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l5.-ln court
this afternoon Judgment was entered
with execution against William Maris
and William Hastie Smith, trading as
Maris &'Smith, bankers and brokers', by
John NJ. Maris, on a judgment note for
1000. The firm OF Maris & Smith is
one Of the oldest on the street, and had
a wide reputation. 1t is stated that
this Judgment would be likely to cause
an ashign4ent by the firm. Mr.. W. W.
Maris, the senior partner, has had c long
connection with the leading financial
circles OF Philadelphia. [l1
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FRlGnTFUL WRECK.


An Entire Train Crew Iujured-Two of
Them 3Iay Die.
DrSgAR, Pa, Dec. ia flightful
wreck occurred just Eouth Of this place
e e:2G IBIS m"yrtiPss on tie e. BaliirvaFFe. I I
Ohio road. The night crew were doing
sone shifting. Several crews were Left
standins On :ha main trick, while they
ran into Uniontown and aa they return.
ed, they ran into the cars. The tank on
the engine was driven through the cab,
pinionlng the engineer, fireman, con-
ductor and brakeman, who were all in
the engine. Conductor Hughes had a
,cs crushed, so that amputation was
necessary. 10 c:nnot recover. En-
gineer Hunts feet were mashed anG he
may die. Fireman Hunt, brother of the
engineer, was badly cut and bruised.
AraEeHa4 Mock was severely bruised.
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The Honopua,, Shooting.

Special DispatcA 10 The Lntelli1enGT. &
FAIRMoNT, W. Va, Dec l5-fhe ease
Of Jenkins who shot Hall was called
here to-day. Mr.. John Basel, OF Clarks-
bnrg, appeared for the defense. After
examining three or FOUR witnesses, a
motion was granted to adjourn to ewpit
the results OF Halls injuries. An spplir
cation for bail was made and the bond
PLACED at 5000, which was furnished.
Jenkins disappeared at once. Halls
friends arc very indignant and are
searching for hin In view OF mobbing
him. 1t is reported he 10 ip Clsrksburg,
where several miners have followed hiTl.
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THE UNIVERSAL REFRIGERATION.
n Company FORMED In Pittsburgt-A Sue.
cessful Test Made,

4 d
n Company FORMED In Pittsburgh-A Sue.
eessfui Test Made.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dec. l5.-A COM
pany is forming here Of the Universal
Refrigerating Company with capital of
S350,ooO. tits the same company which
is involved in the charges brought
against Commissioner Raum, OF the Pen.
sion Bureau. Of which he is President,
and which he has declared his intention
Of remaining 40 officer OF, in spite OF the
Cooper Investigation. A test is now 20.
ing on In the Monongahela House here,
which is attended by the best mechau-
ical experts and ice machine men in the
city. 1t has been completely success.
lul, and report will be made by a
special committee tomorrow.
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SOUTH BESo, IND, Dec. l5.-A fright.
ful accident occurred near here on the
Lake Shore ( Michigan Southern rail-
road Saturday night, resulting IL tbs In.
stant death oi AIr. and airs Jacob
shater, aged Germans living about
twelve miles from this city. Mr.. and
Mrs shafer were returning from visit
and had reached the crossing where a
tgatp stflck them, instantly killing both.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 15.-Or
motion OF Mr.. Carter, Of Montana, the
oath OF office rs Postmaster Of the House
was administered to James W. Hatha.
way, OF Montana,
MIR. Mckinley, OF Ohio, from the
Ways and Means Committee, reported
and the House adopted resolution call.
ing OH the Secretary of the Treasury for
tue names OF the several banks in whicl:
public money is deposited, the place in
which such repositories are situated,
the date OF such deposits, the reason
therefor and the rate OF interest, il any,
which has been or is now paid into the
Treasury by such repositories in return
ior the use ofthe public funds. Also for
information as to the authority by which
and the law under which such. de posts
were made.
The Speaker stated that the pending
business was the motion made Septen.
Der | by Mr.. Hermann, OF Oregon, TO
suspend the rules and pass the bill for
the adjustment and payment Of claims
arising from Indian depredations. The
bill provides for the appointment by the
Presiden. OF three judges to constitute a
court to be known Rs the court OF Indian
depreciation claims, and to inquire into
Judicial claims for property OF citizens
taken by Indians without lust cause.
a tier an advocacy of the measure by
Messrs. Hermann, Lanhan, Townsend,
of Colorado, Mills and Perkins, and q
criticism upon it by Messrs. Holman and
kilgore, the motion was agreed to and
the bill passed.
Mr.. Spinola, OF New York, from the
Committee on Military Affairs, moved
10 suspend the rules and pass the bill
appropriating 100000 for the erection
Of a monument to the victims OF the
prison ships at Fort Green, Brooklyn. {
Mr.. Kerr, OF Iowa, demanded second
WHICH WIS ordered-a0 10 :.
Mr.. Allen, Of Michigan, opposed the
bill. The eoldiera had died for their
country and they had suffered untold
horrors. But it waa likewise true that
there we're all over this country living
men who had suffered horrors equally
as atrocious.
MIR. Swceny, Of Iowa, expressed his
OPINION that the present was no time for
making appropriations OF this character.
Mr.. Flower, OF New York, explained in
response TO a question that the State Of
Of He@ York had not erected monument
itself because the land upon which it
@ was proposed to erect it belonged to the
Government.
MIR. ]. D. Taylor, OF Ohio, and Mr..
Kerr, OF Iowa, twitled the New York
members with the fact that they had
failed to erect monument to General
Grant and that they nevertheless came
to Congress asking for a monument to
the victims OF the prison ships.
The motion was lost. Yeas 90; nays
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SourHpoRT, C9NSp Dec. 15.-Fsara are
entertained here that the stsap barge
City Of Utica, Of New YORK, bound foE
Westport, Conn.,, with coal, has gone to
tho bottom OF the Sound with all on
BOARD. The Utica left New York last
Thursday, and yesterday afternoon life
pTessryers and other wreckage bearing
the name City OF Unity, were washed
ashore - ~ -..-.- -..L-l
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Charged with Wife Murder.

o1ruMwA, Ia, Dec. 15.-Marion Irwin,
a carpenter of kirksville, is in Jail here
suspected of having murdered his wife.
Fhursday night she mysteriously disap.
peeared and nothing has since been seen
oi her. When arrested Irwin had over
81 900 in one Of his boots, which has
aroused further suspicion, as he was
supposed to be poor. 1t is thought the
woman's body is hidden in an aband
coal mine near here, -
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 15.-General
schofield received telegram FROM Gen.
eral Miles confirming the press reports
Of diesension among tho Indians on tho
Bad Lands. As no report has been re-
ceived in regard to the reported engage.
ment between troops and Indians, II is
not believed that such thing occurred,
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TRADE DOLLARS AGAIN.
Provision, Of the Now silver nul 10 po p,

Provisions of the Hew silver nill to BIO Pre-
Vented 10 tho Sonata.
WAsHISaroS, Dec. l5.-The Republi.
can caucus committee has reached an
agreement which, will take the shape OF
a bill, to be prepared by Senator sher.
man, providing for the purchase OF the
surplus silver bullion estimated at Sl2,-
600. 600 worth, the issue OF SlOO, ,OO0 900
two per cent bonds. the purchase OF sill.
yer bullion from time 10 time 10 make
Good the retirement ot national bank
CIRCULATION, and the recoinags OF trade
dollarg. ,=-==il5 - IS -,