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This presents further increase of circulation which
ranges unusually high. 1t will be seen, however,
that the purchase bullion will extent
FOR the increase ofhe paper and obvious that the Bank
is counteractDg the by the sale of public
rites The decrease Of upwards of half million in the
return of the securities is chiefly reduction OF the CON-
mercial paper they had under discount for with the
of interest in the open market may said
be steady y per cent and with rather sharp CON-
petition for bona de bills not to be presumed the
Bank command much business whilst they adhere to
per cent their lowest limit is further clear by the
return that from the they have had demand
for loans the deposit of securities 81 per during
the the Bank has been shut for the payment of the
dividends As the average of the bullion is taken upon
steadily ascending series must be considerably be-
low the actual amount in their Golfers which will now
little exceed ten millions
The rates OF exchange with all the leading points
the Continent. not only remain firm, but exhibited ten
dency to advance, which shows that the balance of the
regular trade is in favor of England.
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On Thursday evening, Sd inst. of Group GEORGE HA.
MILTON HouGHToS, son of Hamilton and Mary Houghton
aged 3years 10 months and 10 days.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are res
pectiuly invited to attend the underal afternoon at
clock, without further invitation from 367 Greenwich
street.
On Thursday morning, Sd inst. at O'Clock, after
snort Illness CHARLES COLI in the both year of his age
His friends and acquaintance resPec fully invited to
attend his funei al this afternoon O'Clock from 1891
Chatham street.
On Tuesday, list inst at Philadelphia HENRY D. CoNY
in the 9th year of his age.
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Passengers Arrived.

LIVERPOOL AND HALIrAx-Steamer Caledonia ct Boston,
For liafx-hon Col Cahcarr, Mrs Stevens Mr. Labert f.
Cunad jr; For Boson-Mr Roger Stewart Mrs. Stewart
and Mrs Marry, f. Arg bearer dispatches: Dr. Jones
Nj Arthur i, Blake. Nj H. Williams, Mr. q w. Rsiner, Mr.
Mr. Ma,heson Air. and Mrs. Holoook: Mr. J. Barley, Mr. r.
Lero,n Auileade sauitigne, Mr. l. Monoss Mr. Macare
Mr. j. Boulton, Mr. Daniel James, General Green Robe
Barclay Bare Lieut. TSver Mr. Msom,on. M5 PeI,on Nj
From Haliax-MD Cla,k. Mr.. White. Mr.. Houghon Mr.
Balfour Mr. Ktyemah Mr. O'Iaa Mr. Collins Mr.. Wisdom
Mr. N. Crosbr. Mr.. S. Rogers, Mr.. WIseacre.
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MONEY MARKET.

We have again later dates from England. There had
been material change in money matters Money con-
tnued exceedingly abundant The bullion in the Bank
and the in circulation continued to increase as fol-
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KEY WEsr-Barque Merchant-5oo bxs sugar GpnelI Min
turn y soI3OO Ooodhue co.23 Hogan-l00 Hurlbut
co--97 bales cotton 800 bxs J F Snow
MoBiLE-Brig Francis Ashby-35 bales cotton Boq,rt
kneeiand-2l q Collins co-lg & T. Bridges co-s0 " n
llurlbu. co-ie Harris Mott-7OO Swensdale Moore
43 10 order. " - = ''S
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To Ship Masters and Agents.

we shall esteem Y fsyoL captains vessels will give
20 Commodore William a. Bassett, OF fleet,
port Of the shipping left the port whence they sailed h
sesses spoken their passage list Of their cargo and
orrgn ne wsrapers they have He viii board them inn
heuh,ev On their arrival Agents and correspondents
g on abroad will alfo confer aycr by sending this
~, the marine Intelligence they obtain Nautical
n'ormauon oil any kind will be thankfully received
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saIes at che Stock Exchanro.
Is shas Am Exc Bank So so shos Harlem
State OF Trade.

There is no material change.
.4shes50 Pots sold this morning at S5l Nothing
doing in Pearls.
Coton-The news by the Caledonia does not yet ap
pear to have much effect on the market In the sales
this morning. however prices in favor Of the
buyer-about 500 bales were sold.
Four-Genesee is in fair demand at S425. Southern
corn scarce and wanted.
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S2,y36 93T SI850,5
an aggregate reduction IN circulation OF ll06,i
Circulation Of the State Bank LIST Jan, S857, 3i7
Do. Br. Bank at Mobile, Oct. 10, 42, 3.25oi22

Assuming the last two to stand they (athough
it probable they have also reduced their circulation
the State Bank unquesonably hasi leaves the aggre.
gate circulation of the State Banks the lst October
about So 95s, 295.
This would give circulation Of about S. 900 OOO re-
cevable for the large debts of the planters the banks
and also for State Dues and may therefore be considered
floating debt of the State which, however safe its ult
mate payment may be considered, is utterly unavailable
as currency serving in that capacity other end than
as an instrument of gambling speculation enrich the
Bank directors at the expense of the people The opera
ton of the Legislature it is confidently hoped will
promptly remedy this evil.
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Passengers Sailed.
Foreign Importations

CayroS-sbip Ianthe-Daniel Mscgowan MD. Medical
Missionary g China under the direction OF the Baptist Board
OF Foreign Missions.
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Married,


On Wednesday, ID inst by the Rev. Mr.. Barton, A. d.
EDGAR to Miss ELIZABETH EDGAR, of Woodbridge, New
Jersey.
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Packets TO Arrive.

PROM LIVERPOOL.
Sid1ons, Cobb, Oct. 10
Cambridge, Bars'ow, Oct. 10
FROM PORrsnoUTH.
st. James. Sebor, Oct 90
FROM HAyRE.
S,lvie de Grasse, Oct. |
Utica, Hewitt, Oct. 10
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PORT OF NEW YORK, WOW. 4. 1s4e.

ships J9,cphne M.ttison, Ssyannsh Richards. Moro,
rLnusrs, MOBILE srnham &Co.Barque Cisemopt Rob,
lnson Ihomason, Me. Nesmith Leeds 70 ~ p - Noo
Cornng Msranbam and Para Coming Coz IJs s re g ,
66IGTs Dsm. = va LyeIpoo rs Laurie FaseDe
pnnkwa's Il, MARK, Tesmlh Leeds Coz Macon Bbb"s
Mone'schrs Alabama Harris. Tsmnico John
Henry, smith, Galye aud Msagorda ri IIrou
ware, Grafton Norfolk Badger PecG; hochestes Wa
Baumore WISE
Arrived.
ship Henry Thompson, Sylvester from Malaga and t,ibral
ported. " "'o "
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90 MEETING IN THE GREAT TENT AT NEW
ARK, N. jim order to accommodate any who NAV
wish to attend the Great Second Advent Meeting the
Great Tent for which just pitched in Newark city the
steamer Passaic, Capt Gafy will leave the foot Of Bar
clay street, New York, Sunday, 9Th instant, s
o'clock, A. NJ and will arrive in time for the morning
p. VI.
WrCOLUMBA LODGE NO. |, |. O. of o. F-The
members OF this Lodge and the order generally,
quested to assemble at the Lodge Room National Hail.
canal street this day at halfpast O'clock attend the
funeral OF our late brother q Gustavus J. Pesoa.
Also the r.. w. Grand Lodges are invited to attend
W. AULD, N O.
WM A. TYLER, Secretary.
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Domestic lamentations.

MALAGAShp Henry Thompscn-IO3 ceroons almonds saot
in doubloors Fancia-52 bats 6i boxes Geo Douglass
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OAe'fnh part Of f23a 500 negotiated by Alexander
rope Esq The sum Of S2l765 of the State interest IS
able IN London in sterling money II ten per cent be
added this for exchange and Bankers commissions the
whole yearly interest will amount to $500 34lequalto
% per cent per annum Rate.
The October interest payable in London paid at the
house of the agents Reid Irving Co. The January in
terest payable in New York already in the hands of the
Merchants Bank. Now it has become very apparent
that the banks continue pay this interest," they
be reevedof all other charges consequently il is conf
IDENTIFY expected that at the meeting of the Legislature
the taxes repealed in 1884 will be Immediately restored
and the banks ordered to the This
will undoubtedly result in the resumption of the four
county branches the liquidation the Mobile branch
The following table of the Alabama circulation, which
we recently published we here reinsert:-
-. Jan. l, 18i2. Oct. /. 1912
Circulation Decatur Bank, Sl,i70,96i 100000
tuntsvilie Bank Hi72o ll0,553
Montgomery Bank, I.202273 $40 600
s2,956 957 Si,85O,555
An aggregate reduction in circulation o LOG 1902
Circulation of the State Bank, Jan, $751;
Do Br. Bank at Mobile, Oct. 10, az, 3.25O,i22
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Kelly Norfolk and Richmond Corneia Nichols and Homer
ken, Sf9rki Cd Sist Wave Hurd. Richmond AR eeth
NEW BrDsoH9 S NOV i.Ar Adelaide slocqm, Albany.
HAYWOOD No. AR Lesnder, Elg. NYork; Mary Eliza
oeth Stnekisnd, Albany Cid Jane, Thrssher, NYork
buFFALo, Oct yl-Arr Great Western, Walker Chicago
Fulton Hart Toledo; WAYNE Pst DC; Perry, Wilkinson do
Sandgsky foyd, Detroit; Clinton. REYNOLDS Clevelaad
woodbridge, Monroe, Milan. CID Scott, Davis; New Eng
land Brown ana Constitution, Titus, Detroit; Harrison At
9ys kyle 81 Joseph Alert, Hall Cleyeland Richmond
uard, do. ~ '' % DAT
CLEVELAND, Oct 2s-AIr Ward, Crower Baldwin. Sweet,
A,alansa Grssn; Buffalo Tyler and scoto Benjamin But
iao lhse heut, II Slaury. CID Farmer, FLASHER,
BALDWIN and ATLANTA Buffalo; Counter, Donaldson Kings
tom noonson Edie - Caterines Vessels great de-
mano ano ge quantities OF freight accommodating this
snd other LAKE ports Shippers offering 20 Dbl
able o ship - - ~ 'e
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AUCTION SALES
BY THOMAS BELL.
sSiores Nos. "a .daI. and us r.lHosl ~ sel !.
Friday
Al l91f O'Clock, u the sale; room

FRIDAY.
Extensive sale fdy goods fancy and pledged srteIs
Casino res aud vestnss 10 remnants 70 sui pa resser.
Also. hosiery gloves mnsiins shsetngs, shrngs guns,
Also, superb lot off..hionate clothing made for
special purpose mprsing pa antsoons several coats
and vests &c Of the bs materials, .ze, GOT up m
first rate style
v,0,h,. , A. loss O'clock y ,is ssls ale, r1sms
sing the effects housekeeping three res removing
Se Also most superior variety ofwsrrantsd city made
Also large additional lot ofeIceIlent hand furniture
MONDAY
stovss-wnbout ,. a. iof us G's'G S ,a -. ,,,
png sbou 49, soIe we Of 9fs ,los. 'p1,c,s com
Piano Forte O'Clock in tn, Fulton street store. imme
ding se wood sad pSe Totes D! makers meu
BY RIELL ARCULARIUs,
SATURDAY.
New and AT td lSSh 9'elo clock IN the sales room
Window set. crimson. nano satin damak
Saa Ga yp6 5sn works e and
Nilsson, Edgewor,h Scott, Byron, SC. e'
also OF q cSa Ss iRsl e%an l .;o
Also se dOz' Princes mixture Snuff superior article in
, MONDAY,
,, Al loa O'Clock, IN the sales
attention of the trade is di FffEsb.v
.n,,.. A. 10 o'clock, e % Elm street.
"a. Al l0T O'Clock, at the auction room
Liquors segsY Sc-A good assortment Of liquors and
The attention Of public e1 and FAMILIES fRs ara ara
invited ~ '''''' a''
A UCTIQN NoTICE-Rich Plated Ware. Jappanery, Cut.
a. leIy Furniture Furnishing Artices-A q. Humbert
10 Will sell Tomorrow Saturday morning. los o'clock,
sas to- which Re. and
"Ia S%ye' sd;c invited now ready for
iamery, IN elegant packages, etc. nj Ter
A UCTiQN NOTICE. umiure--This day, at 10 o'clock
con;, Ion street the urnaIe Of family going west,
mahogany and hirh bedsiea maple do beds
dressing and bureaus pier tables d1ans looking glasses
p M hs and astral lamps paor ssd,oe sSrEs%
OIL PAINTINGS AT AUCTIoN-A LEVY will sell
hsnS Sn Ss,sdy Even@g 1 o'clock s BIoadw
part fine modrs petaies Which have BEEN Sn eshb
ton 70. some me and which have been generally admired
PM sa G1,s Ca No %' N Broad
w Be q sou hs S sale
@ oil % Fl mGS Ss sn s rSS n
card and centre abes with and marble tops elegant
' & snsn %
gold ' China ns s'.s and coffee :s
81 n Is and dealers and house
ABRApoR sALMoN.-FIes6 preserved Salmon, put up
- n the LabTador, by Hunt CO. in and pound canns-
'l1$i Is: FOR sale By ''
E6N The 10 aG Ne PSs ,i M h,yo
been appointed by Mr. Manner to Introduce his system Of
as spsy to ma s
that they will commence their class early No.
6s Maadsy Wsdassdays and dsy
Cieuas and fun to the SYSTEM
may es oo,a.fd Mr. soas @ Bsoadway OF of
Signor De Begins will continue to give private in.
S IN Singing at his residence lls Hudson Saint
JOINS rark. o3 30 cod m
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u a R | II | M E H E RAID


FOR LIVERPOOL.
P Henry, Delano, Nov. 7
Sheffield. Allen, Nov. 10
foR PoRrsMoUrH.
Swlizer'd, Chadwick, Nov. 10
II. Hudson, Morgan, Nov. 20
FoR HAvnE.
Argo, Anthony, Noy.g
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CaPeron. Milan Brewster. Hard, Detrot Cambria 81 Bar
cLrysLas , os, 2s1AT Ward. Crowe Baldwin Sweet
o TS.e Keu saR' stap aye snd sSSG gs5.%9 But
Baldwin dhn and Ah,aanss Buffalo Counter Kings
mspd and large Quantities of freight are accommodating at TN.
freight flour to Buffalo to-day to steambo ITS without be ing
T0HS HoDGs0N. from Dighlington. in Yorkshire, Eng.
eve Of his e Rhdy aqd Wishes to meet with the
,Sdsns, at Mr. Benz wO;wick No. Front see n YORK;
$500 SsG6TTkAsRD-sToLEN' BANK OF ENGLAND
No 7ss,s' NsIsS il i. So $500 500
No. s si,lea M Asyg 3 ISL s. lsa %
e. I HnSy ,ss aeS'f or can give in
which the pops Gt nsy % House LONDON
the a' ua Sssa
k'ngdS 9 and % the Continent.
A pPiy n S New Y 'a5s MAuRY BROTHERS.
RANK OF AMERlCA-si0 REwARD-Los, October
- sst ~ going through Catherine Chatham and Duane
Mrs Camedsn No. F 'eSs ,Hs reward
TO TAILoRswantd situation as cutter or assistant
young man who has had considerable experience IN he
Herald Office viii immediate Sae ''d''is AZ.
q SOLEMN %imsSGa,s several honest
need apply unless they with them Written Of
ns 2t-r ISRAEL POST, So Bowery
WET NURSE.-Wanted a situation a Young IN ,rried wo-
man perfectly healthy to take charge infant in the
m :: ns 4 B. No sci Park post Office
- . e1 ee.enoeo 10. n3 Str
STOLEN-On Monday, FROM No "a Frankfort street n
iass olaek mamet Cloak, for the recovery of which II,
49, vi, oe Iela n3 2usr
aoe single gentlemen, be furnished with goad board
ana very pleasant rooms on reasonable
TsRAEL's RESTORATION, Chri.ts Second Coming.
and the MiIenlum will be lectued by Margaret Bhop
and Others IN Military Hall BoweTy, opposite Spring street
en- sundays athree and O'clock P NJ Free Admis
SON. voluntary collection taken up The public are re-
spev,,1..g sIvl.ea. nj lmr.
SUGARs-5o bb Clarified So do assorted in lots 10 suit r..
Also. Sugar House Moasse and ,erces for sale b
49, j. u. BLAKE, 1893 Greenwich ST.
ne 3us-r between Fulton and Vesey.
A RTIFIClAL FLOWERS AND FEATHERS Mill
"A ners are invited to call and examine
2clses rich Paris maize Artificial Flowers
just imported which with other seasonable goods for Bon
nets and Ribbons will be sold veryl for Beaver
street. by
I IVERPOOL ORRELL COAL ACKNOWLEDGING.
glng from ship Lib ry, foot Of Dover street, asst river
hold large size expressly family For sale in lots to
suit purchasers, very low from the Apply board
"a 3useI No. 28 Oak street and l07 Anthem, st.
BOOKKEEPING
THE COUNTING ROOMS OF c. C. MARSH for the
suay OF pa actcs! and mercantile arithmetic
hours daily " ' ~ ave- '"p"' a''enu '"' OF more
PIospectuses with may be at the rooms No so
C. C. Mash's Works, which highly recommended for
e smpiety ana the great amount obstruction they
Double Entry Bookkeeping smplifed 10Th edition. 81 90
single do do improved, Sd edition, IS
These Books are well calculated for schools and
EAGLE COIJRSE TRENTON
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EAGLE COURSE, TRENTON.
FOUR. MILE DAY

rOOh MILE DAY.
QAES-PURSE $s00-Four mile heats.-Co VIM. r.
dam by Lance Jears old.
Ssml Laird enters CHI Fashion. BY imported Trustee
OF Bonnets OF Klue, years old
Raceto come off at Ia o'clock.
. JAS. BROWN. Proprietor.
$2.5O. ma
FOR SALE.-I he Yacht ONKAHYt.-She IS 81 feet long
-2t feet beam, and " feet hold Her cabins
sive and supeIby btted If wanted Yacht she
would BE- well adapted for packe, between
speed Is an object She is admirable etbos and would
carry large cargo, combining buoyancy with
man any other Jesse aoat She Is ouy built
ano would De valuable as dispatch vessel tender
fleet she would gary very heavy her deck
which her stability gr atty insIeased For pur
poses, shs would require other<Dsast.
Her sails rigging furniture, sc &c &c. perfect
may be at the Dry Dock For further inquire
ofla Bliss, the Office Of the Z. and A. r. r. Company
TO JOHN c. STEVENS,
ne 2wjgb South Amboy
T EECHEs LEECHEs!-The subscriber having received
IL fresh supply Of superior Swedish Lseches, will SELL or
apply Them reasonable All orders promptly
tended to. Customers living the depend
having them put to be safely conveyed. Phvs
and Others wishing have seches applied any
the city, by leaving letter OF the boxes
rely having their attended without lay
Gaping continued usual Mrs also attends females
j. ii. ROSS, Is Amity street,
3Hsr LIST door abeve Greene.
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II l. l. . o N.
THE LARGEST and splendid Saloon IN the city for
- Musical Sopees Concerts, Assemblies, Military Balls
Private and Public Dinn'I PARTIES Political Meetngs-wh
TO himself and this establishment of
great proht) has leased from the terms as will
enable him other and shat
oe most happy to make lin accordance
times) with all who him with call assures
them that pains w be spared give
lsfaction
WIN. P. DENMAN, Proprietor.
p Tuesday evenings of each apart or Invita-
uon ais o8 liner
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE FILLS.
THESE farfame ard celebrated Pills, from orrss are
we percev- 70 De obtainea ~ this eoaouy Dec ao.s,q.
msnt on the Last column - = @sh
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REvENUE OF GREAr BRIrAIr

This gives small increase in the Customs, which
took place altogether in the last quarter ending October
ls42 the increase that quarter under the low duties
being f2O6 including the large derived from
In the manufacturing districts there again falling
off in business and the stagnaton of business was
heightened to panic, by the explosion of the Bank Of
Manchester summary of whose condition presents the
col
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- TO LET-A House situated on the corner Of Sou III
Sd and 7th street, WiIlamsburgh. Rent from Novem
Der until the lst Of May sos payable qurtery in adj
vance, Apply TO LEONARD BROWN,
src Wall street
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-31

In BANKRUPTCY. Judge Story has
made an important decision upon the ques
tion as TO the effects Of attachment laic
upon the property Of the bankrups pre-
viously TO The filling Of their petition to
be declared bankrupt The opinion was
long and is spoken Of as very able,
The result to which he came was, that
such attachments would moi hold the prop.
erty, bu. would, in effect, be dissolved
by The proceedings in bankruptcy, This
decision is considered gilmore importance
by legal gentlemen, than any which is
likely to arise under the bankrupt law,
aud, in some Of the states, it will make
vast difference in the effects Of bankrupts
Judge Story remarked, that as the decs.
ion was Of great Importance, he should
furnish It TO the law reporters for publca.
ton, and he hoped the counsel in the
case would do the same with their argu-
ments.-M Y. American.
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THE CHRISTIAN WORLD.

| THE MAIN OBJECT
Ofthis work is the advancement of christianity,
To this object, whatever personal or social inter-
ests it may be discrnble Il becoming to cannect
with it, will be regarded not only as subordinate
but subsefvent.
| THE PLAN
Contemplates Series ofSketches' illustrative
Of bibls christianity in its essential' peculiar,
aud incompR ablegory--ofo organized christianity
as witnessed In all the Churches and Benevolent
Societies auxiliary to them; and of the Connex-
ions of christianity with the institutions of Gov.
enment, Literature, Science and the Arts In
addition to this highly interesting and important
succession Of subjects, it is intended to furnish
in miscellaneous departments an attractive and
useful variety ofhistoricRl and geographical de-
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reviews, current intelligence, etcetera.
the MEANS
That are chiefly relied upon for the fulfill
ment of this plan, are the following II. The
services of choice circle of correspondents,
qualified by ample personal accomplishments
and by their social connexions and distinctions,
to supply all departments of the work, richly,
with original communications. Am extern
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enclosnd in cover, is published every month
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Land for Sale or Exchange

NWO lots containing eighty acres each
N in Lenawee county, Michigan, situate
about eighteen miles from Toledo, and half a
mile from the Toledo and Adrian Railroad -
The land is timbered with oak, whtewood, ma
BILE and beach: and the soils rich.
Also, lot containing eighty acres in Lucas
county, Ohio, about forty miles from Toledo, in
a section settled by thriving farmers. This is
also timbered land, with rich soil.
will sell ell or parts of this landon accommo-
dating terms; or exchange it for farming land in
Brown county. For further information inquire
at the Standard Office
d. p. PALMER.
Georgtown, Feb. q, 1S4I.
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TAKEN AT HIS WoRD.-"I say stranger
il rains said merchant 10 a square built
down easter, who was quietly passing bis
door; "you had better stop in aud buy an
umbrella; III sell you one at halt price. "
Without word of reply, old Jonathan
walked in, and selected one Of very supe-
rior qualify aud inquired the price. "Five
sbillings, sir, We sell them at-have nev-
er sold Them at less" was the polite re.
sponse Of the merchant, who in his ca.
gerness for trade had already forgotten
his conditions Of sale. The Yankee
thereuPon coOlly laid down two shillugs
and slxpense, took up the umbrella and
walked of, leaving the merchant TO cal
cuIate his profits upon the sale Of good:
At half price.
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CANADA CURRENCY BILL.

The bill, which we SEQ is regarded at
the west as important, inasmuch as it com.
pelIs the Canada banks to redeem in coin
atfairer rates, thus reducing the discount
onCanada money-contains the following
provisions:
t"That the eagle Of the United, States,
coined before 1891, shall be legal ten
der for e. lbs. 4d. and The eagle coin
I'D after the above date shall be a legal
tender for e. los. In like manner, all
gold coin of the United States shall be
weighed in bulk, aud shall be legal ten,
der, at the rate Of OBS. per ounce.
"Also, the dollar Of the United States,
coined before 1871, and not weighing
less than II pwis. 4grs. troy, shall pass
for 5 shilings sud penny.
"The franc piece Of France weigh.
ing 10 pwls, shall be legal tender for Is.
Sd.
"The British crown shall pass at Gs
Id"