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opportunity for demanding discounts and profits off
each transaction, grievous injury is inflicted thereby
on all classes, and the Board of Finance is now com-
manded to issue stringent regulations forbidding such
practices in the future, with the view that in a given
number of years the national silver currency may be-
come completely uniform.
Until the new coinage has been minted in suffi-
cient quantities the dollar and subsidiary silver
pieces in use in the Provinces, as well as the sycee
may be used as before, for the time being, on the mar-
ket, and treasury payments may still be made in sycee
for the present, but must year by year be diminished
by the substitution of the new silver coinage.
On
these questions let the Board of Finance carefully
consider the circumstances and take satisfactory steps
for the execution of this measure.
Let this Decree be generally circulated in all
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„dowod to asonerettib edð bris,asonivoïq auolxsv ent
sit atel.sb Jedren has prebert Jesnodaib evig doldw
qdimutroqqo
parts.