The Weekly Star from Plymouth, Pennsylvania • 4

New A- XvehUem cnisu jlptautlj Stan LVAM 1 A 1 All Hfl il II. HAILROAD f.QOM tU Hertk Traaklte i by his wife and her sister; Miss Tb-irnUii daughter of Senator Murphy," the temperance lecturer, has left at alter sis weeks of! effective: labor. The temperance arc still held daily, a the eatbusiajui continue abated. liob rngertoll also gone ou of sight and out of mind," after, deliver, ingturee lectures in this city, Somebody nscetitly 'said' that ingersol might no busy hjinselt, with protifc in I writing 0t his own decline, and faUVi Vie the quadruped referred fo JnlfaMto .,,,1 duq recoTerid from tbo bit, 1 FOCSD IT LAST, 'I Irrational expedients to improve the financial condition of thevcountry and restore our, vanished 'prosperity have not been lacking; but George of the Eraprie state, has invented, one which completely throws all ptbers Into the shade. Tlie forth Apkrican facetiously says of it; "George Jones, of Albany, ia the man that the country has long Deea looking for.

The othtr advocates of a flexible currency one of those elastic curreni t'ieathat providesacian with twenty-five dollars eviry time that he wants to go out and see the boys.and leaves him with au empty pocket when he has no immediate desire to spend have failed rn risf" ttte occasion; but Jones has grasped the subject. His bill-wuich wjl wuu Uviore ougress-rproYides for a round tliousand millions of greenbacks or just twentv-five dollars apiece, with an increase at twenty millions a year, so that each child as he comes into the world may have his twenty-five dollars awaiting liim even before he or she thinks to cry for it. This is what we JPubUahe Ever WedttetOait, Ij if TXT Hr C. 0. OARTHE.

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Too sjoomwissoimc llnehi. 1" 108 100 I CO 1 1 00 CO 00 00 IS ArOahuna. 00 10 00 OJ 90 00 MOO 8 Ooiamn oo oooiseoaoooMM 00 00 fortman.lio oo at ool loo oo HEALfn so HAPPINESS. ih. end it tnirr nrMiihl I ha rttirS ttrir iMJMtasom, ud let uuajunmiM urn tewm Ol vt7ou woo ww pjtLs only for TorpW liver, Bt4uelte, txmr BWBiaeb, lAHitlptKa.

UetouliT 'u sod BUUoud owiuuii ui iiioo4 dlrOcrH- SliQ Kuum anion jtirow) '-m. WetgoU yuur ruwrtrt fiU op. 1.I7, ten S3 wo forooe box U) isnrtc Jullr flYtl I CI ftTMODTH.Fi.. UK OLD ORICIXAL. To aaesmmodste raj uatmera Urtnr in tie lwr iart itio innutb, )iare opeuoi Old Original Butchsr Shop, MAIN STREET, PLYMOUTH, (i door above the Plymouth Sarin Bank,) iire win ie louaa ai au uia FRESH MEATS OF ALL KINDS, TAKE aUthotw who patroalM my ibop ad piy cub I will allow 10 per cnt.

dl- VUtt. MAEXWKft- THE NEW YORK WEEKLY ERA LD JAMES GOitDOM BENNETT, PBOfRHTOE. 9 The Bust Cheapeht Pu blinked POSTAGE PBEE. 13 I) A. 11 PER A 50 CENTS FOR SIX MONTHS.

An Extra Copy to every Club ot Ta. THE NEW YORK DAILY HERALD, Published eyery day ia the year. Postage Free. 910 pays for one year, Sundays included. 8 pays for one year, without riunda ys.

pays for nix sioiulia, bundays included. 51 pays for ail motitlia. wittioul 8unJa.va. payn for one year. ior any upeciUed aay oi west.

Ifl pajs i-jr moisos for any speciflfxl daj A Witt WK. $1 pay for uue month, Sundays Included. Si per nioatliliiicluaiQjrsuiidays) wtlKjecfiareed on lor a loss yawi th.n sU nifitli8. $2 SO lor three months, without Suadays. It Including Postage.

1 WeoHly iKuroptan Kdition) 30 VTccklv (Itomestic Editleu) 2 00 NEWSDEALERS SUPPLIED, Postaga Free. Dally Edition Two and a half cents per Copy Sunday Edition Four cent per Copy Weekly fcditiou. -Two cents per copy N.B. Not less than 5 copies mailed to newEdeal ers at wboiesalefate. i We allow uo commissions on subwrtptions to ailv Edition Aiiress, NEW YORK HEUALD, Broadway aod Ann Street, New York.

Papers publishing this prospectus without belnr aathorized, will not rewlve un x-rbansre. 408 NO riCE.All persons are hereby cautioned ajrainst purchasing negollating for a note given by me in favor of Ira Ncely or bearer, for one hundred dollars, dated Hunlocks Creek October 10,. 1877, and payable one year from that date, a the said note will not be paid when presumed for tbe reason that i nave receivea no vaiuo uierv-for. Hunloeke'oreek Kb. 1878.

TO LODGES. Lodge Rooms over Smith's Opera House lor rental sixty dollars per year. Yurnlsnea complete, wimmuiwr, iuw uu ugui. I XJ QU1TU Jan 3-tf I'lymouth, Pa. PHILIP NACHBAR, Jtaoufa'cturer of AKD WH0LI3ALI AND EITAIL DEALER IM Fine Confectionery.

1 Comtantly on band Fruits and. lVixt GRATED COCQANUT TO ORDER Main Street, Plymouth, (Next door to Neumericbg Barber Sbop.) -Balls and Parties supplied at SHORT NOTICE. fea8yl 'J'emple ofWebloa. MRS. GEO.

P. RICHARDS, Main Btreet and Centra reaue, i PLYMOUTH, Pa. um 1 Mrhardi would' respectfully announce te iie ladle of Plymouth that aba baa opened ber nev Temple ol fashion witbone of the, finest atecks of MILLINERY GOODS Ever eflered to the ladle of Piymeuth, where th most attrctlre PATTERN BOJETS AND TEIMXED HATS caa be txanioed ad heucha. THE HANDSOMEST and MOST STYLISH NOVELTIES. Ifl this llae WDI be refriderly reeelTea and plaeea nnmbihitlnn br Mrs.

Blchards as the season ad- vaneea, always Aresentlng sometblnf new for ber customers aamiration. ALL 0BBKH3 CAREFULLY FILLED With a desire 0tf Johnson' AnottTne Liniment will pjsltiveiy prevent this terrible dlaeaee, and will positively cure nine cases in tea. Information that will save many lives ssnt fme by mall. Don't delay a momenta Prevenrlon Is better thad rnre. I.

JOHNSON A CO. Bailie, Jttalqe. TO ALL WIIOlTf THIS mat concernti Tae'BMce that 1 ihave pnr- rhaiPil, at constable's all the bousRhnld and kitchen furniture aat axtures of Whatsoever name or nature. liUWy tahmRlQi; to. Thomas 1'ntchard.

and have leased the same to the said Tboibae Pritoliard. All permins 'therefor hereby forbidden te buy or receive any pan or elve i DIPHTHERIA (I T- 'T 71TED STATED MAIL'HOUTE Tlie attention of ibe travel pobne re. ftnecifullv invited to some of the ifterits of tbia jrreat hlgbmay, fi the eonnJiit aimr-tivn Mid blif (bat oiber Un eB offef equal indueemaoSa irottU Con-traction end Equipment PENXSYLVANIA AILBO A UruU confeedly at the head of American rail way a. Tbe track is double the entire leouth of tbe lin, of steel raiU laid on heary oak tie, wbicb are embedded iti a fonnda- tiou of reck baJUM eighteen incbeaipdeptb All brids'are nf iron or atboe, and built opoD tbe nioxt sjiprovrd plane. Its paxeen.

gr earn, while tuinently ttsfe and utvtan-tial, are at the ium time model of comfort aud elrgauve. The Safety Appliances in on this line well illuHtrate tbe far-attein and liberal policy of its manageoieut, in accordance with ntlllfy only of an iinproreroeut and cot iw cotit baft been tbe question of consideration. Auioug ma ny may be Doticed The BLOCK SYSTEM of SAFETY SIGNALS Janoey Coupler, Buffer and Platform, THE WHARTON PATENT SWITCH, AND THE WESTINGHOUSE AIR-BRAKE, fopninjj in conjunction with a perfect double truck ami road-bed conibiuatiou of safe L'uardH ai-ainst aceideiita which Lave ren dered tbeiu practically inipomible. PULMAN PALACE CARS Are run on aU Express Train Krem Now YorU. PbilaUlvhln, Baltiiaore, nad VVanhixaloa, ChicaKK, Cinelnnntl ouinville, Isdiax- ayulis, and Ht LnuU, WITHOUT SHMIGE, and to all principal points in the far Vet and South with bit oue eban-'e of cars Connections are made in Union Depota, and are a.st-un-d to all important poinu, THE SCEN ERY or THK PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE in admitted to bo unsurpassed in the world for Rrandeur.

beauty, and variety. Superior refreshment facilities are provided. lSm plojees are conrttous utul atu-iitive. and it i an inevitable resu.t that a trip Pennsylvania Railroad must form a by the Pleasing, and Memorable Experience. Tickets for sale at the lq est rates at the Ticket Office, of the Company in ajl.impor uml Intvn.

Fbank. Thomson, PuFarmk, Ofnsrai Manager. Smtral ISxm't. A.giU. J.

K. Shoemakeu, Pass. Mlildlo Dint. 12 North Third Street. Hafrisburg, Pa.

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Address HABPteK BROTHERS, yotk. F. A.LEnMANN.'Soncitdrot Amerlcanand Foreiga I Patents, Washington, D. C. Ail business eonneet-ed with Patents, whether before the Patent OOlee rtheCrturU, promptly attended to.

No charges eular. tntuix on lens a nateni u.secarea, eeou tur $999' Can't be made by erer agent very month in the business fdrnisli but those wf lllnirto work can easily aura a dozen dollars a dav rlirbt In their own local ities. Have no room to explain here. Business pleasant add women, and, boy and arlrlB do as well as mnn. We will turnlsn you 4 niitllt r.

The business nays better tkan anything else, we win near expense er in.iu a vou. Particulars free. WHteanasee. armersana meohfcaic. tbei sons and dauabtnrs, an all ela la heed of paying workat write to and learn ail about the work at once.

Now ltbe time. Don't aalay. Taox Maine. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Ofllee formertr eeeepiid if Horn. H.

B. fayaa, --wV' fii.Jaakna c. it Al buaiBtM promptly attended to. CtU Til BROS. PLANING HILL, PLYMOUTH, PA.

LUMBER OF ALL ZIUDS' DOORS, SASH, GLASS FLOORINQ, SIDINQ, UOULDIXQi BMACKEVlt, rWKKTH. Shingrles, Lath, Bindings takea bj Contraev AT THE LOWEST KATES. AIM. IylJMBJEIl YARD Al EAST NSllTtCOKE. Where they will keep en hand all kinds of LUMBER, DOORS, GLASS, FLOORING, 8IDIN81 FENCING.

Ac. Buildings taken by contract, at tbe lowest tatea and reawuable time Kireo. Sou. FRED. RaVE, MAIN STREJET, PLYMOUTH, PA, (Next Door to R.

D. Williams' Drug Store,) DK1LIB IN VVATH ES, CLOCKS. ELK Plated Ware, Walking Cnex, FISHING TACKLE, Guns, Revolvers Cartridge. AMES ulejt DINING ROOMS, (tinder tbe ''TMgJiapleTnai')''''jf''' MAIN STHEJET, PLVMQOTH," PA. Havlncrretumed to Plymouth, and re-opeid my oldittand under he Big Meple tree 1 would be pleas ed to see all my aid fiends, and as aofeuy uew one ts may choose ceil.

CHOICE BRANDS OF CIGARS Constantly on hand, and SHELL OxSTIRit Ia Season. JAMES ELEY. PiiOP. Tbe WllKoa-Barre Cal And Iron Cimpaar BjWTia COAL OF ALL SIZES, TO ANY PART OF PLYMOUTH, Orders left at Barber A Jenkins' Hardware lleie or at ASHLEY CO 'S STORE, Will receive prompt ttteatien. Interest paid on Deposits! PLYMOUTH SAVINGS BANK.

Plymouth, Lazerna County, Penn'a. Ornnized under a Charter (ranted by tbe Lest. ature ef tbe Stale ef Pennsylvania, snaking Stockholder Individually LUble to Depository and allows married women and miners to deposit and draw money in tneir own name. flechaiiics, Mineral Ltboierv. and all others having Money to put out ea InU will Had it to tbeir advanuge to trar basti with us.

Rmlneas boors from A. to 4 P. ed Wednesday and Saturday events tr o'clock. AIseaGeneral Baoklng aad Cxahanga done. WMi W.

DKlTUICt, CathUr. 1 11 A DAVENPORT, rreawent, FKTERSHUPP, SIUCXORS' Ira Davenport. Josiah W. Kno, J. B.

Pierce, Frank Turner, Peter 8hn Wa, Dav Oliver John J. Shook, W. Dietrlek. c. A.

KtSCHKE. 'i 'i MERCHANT TALLORl 'i. 'i7'v: rtmott PLTMODTHPA. Every hoald atn lki AriRICAN. BEE AL An eleirar Aft-naM Monthly devoted Scientific sindFractleal UeeK.eelsi The most siiccesstai and experienced Bee-Sastera in America are its iwgiilar correspondent the Oi.nicsT, lahofst ana Beat Bee paper In tbe WarMtl Twopoixaaa aptmenunTiorayK Address, SSWS.Of iriK WEEK; i-t Oscar iLokofskyr water-oak artisti committed suicide at Hartlord, Conn on a.L The resolution permitting women vote, was lost ia the Iowa House by a votc pf 43 to 37 Th cost ol Keeping the Pennsylvania Legislature running is between 2500 and 3000 a day.

Charles riale, ot New Haven; Monday night attacked Steven Richards who shot and killed biro, Rev, Geo. B. Vosburgh, pastor of the Madison Avenue Baptist Church, Jersey City, is charged with having poisoned his wife, William Collins, tHe penitentiary guard at Columous, Onio, collared an Offender, when the other convicts fatally assaulted him. The, Means House, at Towanda, Pa, together with its contents, was burned on Friday morning. Many ot the guests narrowly escaped.

Sebastian M. Craven, formerly freight agent 01 the Del. Hud. committed suicide at Albany, on Friday night, by shooting, VV. M.

McElree house at Rochester-ville, Micti- was burned Sunday. Mr. McElree perished in the flames, and his daughter was severely burned, Ephraim Morris and Edward rlanlan on ihursday signed articles for a boat race for the championship 01" the United States, the time tor the race has not yet been set. Charles Patton, of, Philadelphia, aged twelve years, Monday snot KoDert Mc-Adains, of the same age, dead, because me jaucr reiuscu vj utviuc a suth. ji andy.

Patton escaped. Mrs. Sarah Weidinan.in attempting to pass between two separate portions of a tram o. cars atbcliuylkill tlavert, on Wednesday nigat, was caught; by: the buffers and instantly crusaed to A woman named Jessie btockton was shot an killed, on Th a rs Jay in' a disorderly house at Toledo, by Louis Altenbaugh, because she refused to leave the place with him. He claims she was his wile.

iv James Flanncry, the defaulting clerk of the hottstown Iron Company, ad Richard L. P. Reitsnydcrt, IM editor the Pottstown Advertiser, botli pleaded guilty on Fridav to the charge of stealing 5000 from ths Iroa Company' -s iienry pcnmiat, ot .97 rut street, ss York, who bus been out ol work for seme polso'ied his wiie, child 4-ldw fnday, by miKing arsenic with tne milk usdd at dinner. A bottle Of the poison was found upon arrest. Mrs.

Schmidt and her mother ate not expected to recover. id- Every business house at Spartenburg, was destroyed by tire oti Thursday. rhe Joss will reach $100,000. I enty families are Suspicion ot ''incendiarism' rest strongly' upon' W. M.

Jacobs, in whose store the fire originated, and wno nas sought the protection ot the authorit.es 10 avoid threatened lynching. FOREIGN. Gen. Grant and wiie were presented to the King and Queen of Greece on Friday. Marriage is oeco.mng general among the Catnoiic priests of Germany, the civil law protecting them.

lhe Russians occupy a majority ot the vilages about Constantinople, and contin ue to advance towards the city. By the advice of the foreign Consuls the Cretan insurgents have accepted the armistice offered by the Turks. A severe engagement between a British force and Kaffirs took place recently, in which the latter were uuerly defeated. The Austrian Lloyd steamer, bphynx, with 2,500 Circassians on board, caught fire and went ashore near Cape $Ua. Five hundrsd lives were lost.

A disturbance occurred in Montreal last evening between Orangemen and Catho lics, resulting in the stabbing ot a young Six rioters were arrested; An extraordinary birth recently occurred at Manchester, Englandv where the wife of a laborer aud," seventeen days after, twih'grrls. Great distress prevails at' 'Bonne' Bay, Newfoundland, as the result of the scarcity of fish last season, -Half the people Of the place are living entirly on herrings, The J. Llewellyn Jones, M. rector of Little Tenbury, Eng. has been appointed Bishop of New Foundland in the place ol the late Dr.

VUfi At the colhery explosion in the Unity Brookpit, hear Bolton, 1 uesda the explorers found sixteen corpses. Forty men were working in the Dit. All perished. Advices from Iquique state that a most revolting murder was committed on the steamship llo on her last voyage north, 6hordy before her arrival at Iquique. After leaving port two stowaways were on placed in irons on the main deck atid fastened to a 'stayncheon at the after-part Of the About three o'clock in the morning deck'ttader, a Chilian, who had his teat at the 'Opposite side ot the deck, approached the prisoners and accused one.

pf them of stealing a cheese from his tent. 1 he man protested his innocence, stating 'that It was impos sible tor him to do it, being in irons. The trader insisted ia accusing hmvand draw ing his knife cut the man's throat, and aiterward cut the head off And it overboard. The other passenger, who was bathed in blood; was helpless, and too terrified to call for mur derer then attempted to throw' the body overboard, but finding it fast, cut round the wnsL broke the bone across his knee. and.

thus freeing the body, it into the water. The' crime was not discovered until daylighV he murderer was hand. nrlnr-f lire lines or lees, fs.OO rears aa 00 for six months $i00 for three months. jLdsrfniKntors' Nottoes, S3. Aadiion' sail! SAnTS.tl.0Ot Dissolutions, tlOO.

A4rrtlaemenU in Local Column, 30 Km. By the year a reduced rates. Death and Marriage Notices, free. OUR SERIAL. The serial commenced in this is3tie of THE entitled "The Tory Brigands," will be found exciting from beginning to end.

Although not strictly geographically or historically correct. It is based on facts. The Doan brothers were real persons, and the record of their fiendish plots given are substantially, true. The story shows what trials and danger the patriots of the RevoUtioa were exposed to, not only from the British but from their tory allies, who committed all sorts of dep- redatioas under their protection and who were a thousand times more mer-- cilesa than they, NOTE JiEWSPAPEH ENTKEt- The Philadelphia North American Issued last week a Spanish supplement, Df the same size as the regular issue of 1 that paper, giving a description of that city, and containing advertisements of leading bouses in nearly every branch of lousiness. Th supplements will be sent to South America where they will be distributed in the most efflcaeiou8 paanner, with a1 view of increasing the trade of the part of Philadelphia with the South American states.

This is enterprise of the genuine sort, and furnishes another evidence of the Zeal with which the North American labors to promote the best interests of Philadelphia and of the old commonwealth. WE ttWSIIiVEB COINAGE. A oLjThb, St a inquires whether the new silver dollar now being coined by the Government under the' recent act of (Jongress, will be a legal dolUl. to all intents and purposes in the hiarket of the world, or in other words, us wi understand liim, whether it will be equivalent to the gold dollar as a J' purchasing medium. The querfy ar'ses from the general misunstanding concerning the precious metals as a circulating medium.

It is not the stamp it bears upon its face that regulates the value of a coin in the world's commerce; it is tlie amount of the preciousuieTaTt contain. If a simple declaration ok government that 'this shall be a dolla" would make it such, and put it on par with the gold dollar as a corarnercial agent, it would matter little whether the coin were silver or copper, or any metal of less i Tralue.than the former. But such a i declaration would not make it so. It must possess an intrinsic worth; it will command other commodities to the 1 mountofpuretoetal initindno more. ix 'As a purchasing factor, it will be worth in the world's market just what the came number of grains of silver would te worth.

History has shown thi3 to be 'a fact; Edward II.duringf whose reigni 'ftne com, ror economic purposes, naa 1 Jte'en debased from the regular standard, issued proclamation, commanding, tander js'eyere penalty the money of the realm should be kept current at the i2 fcanje YaJue it was W6nt to, bear, and that co man should inhance the, price bis goods, so as to make the money I of less value actually than that s'tainped upon jta lace. even iue proiama tioa of royalty And the most energetic pn the part of the officials of the 'V crown to enforce it could not make it qual to tbfi urer coins of earlier years is a purchasing mfdinm simply because 'lit not possess the intrinsic value 1 stamped upon its ace. Later, Edward i VL, made a soraewliat similar attempt, after. another form, and with equally unsatisfactory results. If aoceUvaiue could not be set au coin in that early day when, power of kings wa virtually nbsolutfl, and the masses were little, pore, than slaves, it cmnot be lone when all power is restricted within' proper limits, and the people are 'the real masters.

a call a currency adapted to the wants of the country, hut if it is not too late we should "like to suggest to Mr. Jones that this new issue should not be trusted the mercy of a cold-blooded money shark like John Sherman. He must not b3 allowed to print it and put it aay in the vaults; but provision must be made for its distribution pro that all the people for whom this paper is printed -money is made, Mr. Jones would say-'Shall be sure to get it. Then there ia another contingency to be guarded against.

We know too well the tendency of the Shylocks of the east. They want to make money scare andvauable, and they will get hold of this paper and lock it up in thein vaults just as they always have done. In less thau a year we saau linu tuat sofflti one of these Wall-street scamps will have got $50 and some poor man will have nothing left. Mo, Mr. Jones let us have provision that the array 'Shall be ordered out on Christmas to see that each man who lias been deprived of his twenty-five dollars lias it returned to him on New Year's day.

For do we not read in the. Scriptures that to him that liutli not shall be given all that belongs to him that hath?" Ol tt r.SHIJiTOi LliTTEIt. Washington, D. March 9, 1878, The week before Lent saw a wilder whirl of gayety than ever at the Capital. I wonder that society people do not give their entertainments earlier, so as to avoid being in such a rush and hurry and crowding one thing into another the last of theseason.

But they never do learn, and it is invariably the case that the week or ten days previous to the advent of the Lental season, every day and evening are nothing less than a perfect whirlagig of festivities. Last things have a flavor all their own, too. Everybody goes to last receptions and hops and soirees, because they are the last, here i5 no enjoyment in them, anl people are glad when they are over. 'I he President's last levee, given Tuesday evening of last week, was simply a heated, perspiring, uncomfortable crowd. On ihursJay evening tollowinff, becrctary Evarts' mansion was thrown open for the ist reception of the season, and the hrpng there was so great that one could scarcely raise an arm or move except with the crowd; But Mrs.

Hayes last reception, on Saturday aiternoon, was worse than all the rest in that respect, NIany thousand persons were in attend ance, and fully two hours were consum ed in getting through the White House. The heat in the corridor was intense, sev eral ladies fainted, and one was taken with convulsions. One of the things that nervous and ailing and iainty people never iwiu1 learn is to keep out of crowd. Mr. Hayes wisely received bare-hand His greetings were as cordial as his wife's who has such a wonderful store of kindly smiles.

Some one has said of her. "She is always prodigal of her smiles," and another rattier ill-naturedly speaks ot "Mrs. Hayes chrome smile bhe wore a maroon silk and velvet she had appeared in half a dozen times or more this reason, and held a bunch of daffodils in her hand. Four or five ladies assisted her in receiving, among them Mrs. Evarts and Mrs Sherman.

Three Misses Evarts were conspicuously present, one in black velvet, one in two shades of steel blue silk, aud one in sky blue, the oldest ot these three sisters is a pronounced brunette, and the Other two very light blondes pale blue eyes and light yellow hair. Mrs. Schurz; stil in mourning for her mother, wore black crape trimmed dress, pack and hat Ihe saver bill having become a law Secretary Sherman has already taken steps to carry out its provisions The day after its passage, indeed, he sent tel egraphic orders to Philadelphia lor the manufacture ot dies sufficient not only for the mint there, but for that at Carson City also. Both mints will begin work on the new coin at once and betore three weeks pass it will be issued, for general circulation. Although both the fresi dent and Vice President have openly and decidedly proclaimed their disapprova of tne silver bill, yet the country at large appears to hail its passage and its beoomjQg a law with joy and gladness, A settlement of any kind, in fact, would have been' gratefully received the peo ple are glad to hnd bottom at last, the new dollar will have on its Obverse side the head of the Goddess of Liberty, (pooi Goddess!) wearing the traditional liberty cap and wreath ot wheat and cotton lea 'L Pluribus Unum" is Roman letters lorm a semi-circle above the head, com pleted by thirteen stars, and the year of manufacture, un the reverse side is our eagle, one talon holding an olive branch and the other some arrows, encircled by a laurel wreath and with Mln God we irut," "United States of Ameri ea," and "Oae Dollar." The new money is to be coiaed in Fhilabelphia, San Francisco, and Carson City, Nev.

1 Much has been said about the pros bective insienificance of the United States exhibit at the Paris Exposition, but four loads have already cone and over 400 tons of goods are tUJl- to be sent, Ther Commissioner. General has applied to the Navy Department for an other ship. Commissioner' McCormitk i'ill leave soon for Paris, accompanied Gold 14" the; world's jnay'lutuftte from various causes rtnd 4 At one tima be of inore or less value tip- oo where unscrupulous men wake a 'Joorer'f1n all things for the purpose af tixlng iheir own pockets; bat the AnkJfksXji silver taken in its' commercial snse, upon the wfiole, le wOrth.ns a purchasing fcgent in rdivtidn'to gold, just what iU value siivw 'is t0rlh fp-0KA' nany ed t6 tUC ptH tW Frt Of JfHtoft of aild goodi chatteU; jknrtar gai ('',.