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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-19

Also a large stock Of HCm'Oek and Oak Tan
Spanish Sole Leather. Upper Leather, Calf and
Morosco skins BindinR and Lining SKINS, to-
gethor with Shoe Thread, Nails and pegs, al
Of which We are willing 90 sell az a small advance
for CASH. Those wishing 10 pbrchase, will do
we'll 10 give US a call before purchasing elsewhere.
may 6m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-19
10 G0I BIlld II NewaIk- -

prepared and sold by A y Sands g. Co. Dug-
Hsis and tbGmI-ts, Granite buIIdIogs 81
Br9adway corner Of Chambers "a New ,rt y
5no lo5 sale ey Druggists throughout the u 4
Fmce ~ per bottle. sIK bOttIea FOR Is.
Ine public are respectfully r,quesfed n, r,
oel that US Sands's Sarsapaulla tbst GaSS sD NY I.
sp sShlgvinE such remarkable cures IN
human nc is subject, and ask Cor Sand's ssr
paullat oI.fake no other. 9oaf
OLIVER PRYOR Ae.,f
Psigfmsnt Tor ire Proprfstors. b. PIstal ap-
md rfchtiy. "9ssihF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-19

ARDWARE-Tho subscriber has lately
received The following goods. which he has
reduced The price 10 suit times.
Elliptic Springs. MAINS Axes.
WIN Jessop 4 Sons Cast Mouse hole and otb.,
Shear Steel, Anvils.
Smiths Wees, Mil a. Cros. Cut g..
Sheet Brass. Planes
Together with every variety IN The Hardware
and Cutlery line. SAINT NFFI
aug 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-19

Martha Conlin has lived In my family tbo tss,
t5years, aud / hereby certify that the forcgoing
staten Mt made By herself ls correct.
Mrs MARY R 10y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-19
know Martha Conlin, and believe what she
states IN this document 10 be perfectly true.
JOHN OWE

j place full confidence IN The statement made
by Martha Conlni having known her the past
twenty year3.l wiz Choerfully give anyparlcuIars
On relatten 10 her case 20 those who may wish
turner information Sr ELIZABETH,
Superior oithe Roman Catholic OrpLan ASYLUM.
Prince street, New York. iDec H. 1872.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-28
ID . = e = C Is 4 ID q
TllE ELECTION.

There was. in this district no opposition ID nit
SieeurOd Tor Congress, aud he received the Lpcui GO
aud some Wing votes,
For The House Of Deegaies, there were apparent.
" i 'e candidates in the field though early in the
morning II was known that Mr. Clarke had e1ptes.
sell desire that his iriends should consider ihcm4
selves under no obligations To vote for hun. aud
many Of them voted for other candidates The da y
vas unpleasant and generally very rainy and mud:
dy.
AT Tradelrha both Niessrs Clark and Carter
had declined before the opening Of the poll Tho
result rs fellows;
WHEELING rREciNcr.-English 1877. Edg,nston
22l. Carter Ii, Clark s. M'Fsrran l,
TRiADELnnIA.-English 81. Edgington SO.
WEST LnERTr.-Ens,h 81. Edgingi n A.
Mr. Edgn.tnn is elected by 60 majority, lac has.
ing received all the loco icco vote but SIX or seven
which wa. about half The vote he received, the
balance being Wing. lie has heretofore been con.
sidercd a wing and may be set down. we presume,
such now
CONGRESS-Wheelng Prccinct-Sieenrnd $50
scattering ll9 Tradelphi Sleenrod 63. Yves,
Liberty Sieenrnd Sc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-28

TRIAL FOR MANsLAUGHTER.-T United
STATES Circuits Cuur was engaged yesterday ~ The
trial Ofan Indian 81 the Iowa tribe named Da.ha-
iaha or Burnt Kettle charged with killing his spn IN
law named BapiIsie DuCate. IL appeared from The
evidence that Do ia aha IN company with Blpiiste
we've intoxicated, when a quarrel arose ia which
Baptsie ielled hs laiher in law o. The ground and
inflicted on him a number Of wounds with a club
tho mother 10 law. and her Two daughters. one oi
whom was he deceased wife. took part in the a.
FRAY. aud IN turn cubbed DuCate. who died on the
2Jth Of lasi Decembr Of his wounds Burnt Renl,
forks upon the proceedings of the court With about
as much Indifference rs tie culinary APPARATUS wusld
he b. named afer, and doubtless wishes The whole
court 70 pot
The old chief ofths tribe, clad in while wolskin
robe. makes quite e couspicous figure IN the Courl
room. lie ls . principal witness ior the defence
Mst9uri Rep.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-28

when, while he himself, was enieayor
ing TO make sounding in long Creek.
MS dare devil driver drove in, aud in
horses, driver, wagon, specie aud al,
were carried instantsneouSly down the
Strean-thc horses were drowned the
drive: nude Il most narrow escape, and
the wagon separated IN three parts. Al
ter keeping watch on the b nix all night,
the driver M le a set Of &C avs and
with the aiI oftwo long poles, they sac.
ceeded in 'clawing' up the seven boxes,
which arrived hore safely to day.-Mo.
Repu5.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-28
GENERAL ORDERS.
Navy DEPARTMENT. Apr,l

NAVY DEPARTMENT, April "a 1913
Intelligence has reached hi, Department ,b,s
Commodore David Porter, late of the United Srote.
Navy departed this life near Conslantinope ON The
Sd day Of March, 1913.
Commodore Porter has stood Conspicuous among
The distinguished men who have done honor IN onr
country. His devoted patriotism, his consummots
skill his ind"nitabie courage, displayed ON many
memorable occasions. have won GIr him he grail
tuie OF ms own country and the admiralIoh OF Tho
whole world. Although he had retired from our
naval service beiors his death. yet he left with il
he full renown WHICH his own great actions had
shed nPon lis hng; and as that imper shable honor
remains unimPaired. we clam TO consider hun os
s'Ill belonging to The Navy Of The United States.
While we pay Ia his memory the debt Of gratitude
which we owe 10 IL.
The Presidtni therefore directs that the f4gs be
hoIsied Of hall mast; that this order be read and
thirteen minuio guns be fired at each nnvy vard and
naval sIaonr and on board every vessel Of war in
The U navy, at noon. on the day alter the recent
OF this order; aud that The ofeers of the navy and
marine corps wear Grape on the lefi arm for The
space Of thirty days. AP UPSHJR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-28

TIE MISSOURI RIVER.-Accounts from the
Missouri represent the rise exceeding any hing Of
tie kind for many years past Already the bolton.
IN many paris are overlooked, aud The river - sill
rising, Many persons have commenced moving the
stuck aud movable effects 20 the high lands never.
iheless ~ Is feared much property may be lost
danger which is greatly apprehcuded is the char
ging Oi the channel. This river may, 10 times oil
high water. change It's eniHe course
The Upper Mississippi is repories 10 be s,GI on
HE rse' und ine river opposite here IL gradually
bot slowly rising. The wharf continues TO present
a more amiable and business appearance Than v q
have ever before witnessed. An immense amount
Di produce has been brought down aud will be SEM
sOuth.-Sf L9uis Rep
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-28

The New York Journal Of Commerce has LET.
ter from Canton. dated 10th December. The En-.
gsh steamers had lsh as alec, had most eli Of IN.
iofeignsr' except Americans, and il was desmsd
unsafe even FOR Them TO remain. Sir Henry Potin.
ger had declined to make demand upon the Chi
nose FOR payment for The properly destroyed; aHed.
ging thai merchants had no business at Canton an.
til the tresiy WIS concluded
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-28

oUBERNATORIALR ENCONTRE-The cas-
terra neil brings a report Of a rerconlre beru cen
Gov Mcdowell, Of Virginia, and Gov Francis
Thomas. Of Maryland. al SIaunlon. Va. There i.
family difficulty between these persons, grow.
ing Out OF a separation Of Gov Thsmas from hi,
wife. who is the daughter of Governor Mcdowell.
The rnmor ofIhe reneunire at Stanton is yarIuuslv
repeated. The Richmond Star furnishes the G,l.
lowng acc0unE
I'VE have the particulars from a torresnonJenr
Of fight Tint occurred OF SIaunlun on Tuesday last
between Gov Mcdowell and Gov Thomas, OF
Maryland. Gov Thomas reachcd that place IN The
Valley sInge about o'clock. and Gov Mcdowell
~ The Charlottesville Stage, about on hour nTef
wards They put up the same hoieI and moi
there. but did not speak-both designing 10 lake
the Lexington stage. When the Stage carne m
Gov Mcdowell handed his lady INTO tn c Stage, and
lie was also IN the act Of entering when he obser =
we'd Thom1s at ms side and demanded where he
was gning u which he repIed-"ln The Stage -
This he was assured he shoaId not do and from
words They proceeded TO blows, Governor Mellow.
( ell employing his umbrella with marked effect IN
on his adversary. The bYsanders then in ieTlereJ
and the ba tile was siupped-GOv ThURuE declaring
he had not received far play. BY the persuasion Of
friends, Gov Mcdowell with hIs lady took a pTivate
conveyance 10 Lexington. Gov 7. continuing in the
sage. u was anticipated that another "scene :"
would occur at Lexington. from which place nov,
was anTIously expected The affair has caused
great talk and excitement at SlaunIJu."
LORD LYNEDOCH AND LORD BROUGHAN.
= he i'lowIng IS an extract from n leIIer from
London dated February 27lh, 1913
You Ray have heard that Lord LYME IncL has
nscd Brougham, IN a recent ebaie chose 10
alnde 10 the taking OF 81 Sebastian, whore. he said
all atrocities were committed undai Wing Gene.
TAI. Lord LynedOch sent Lord WIN Russell bro.
lher 81 The Duke Of Bsrlord) demlnd satisfaction;
when Broughnm wrOlo him, TINT what he referred
TO was "mercly matter Of history" Lord Lynedoch
replied, be old not understand auy thing was
mailer Of history lIl people dead. Brougham
hen promised 10 apologize in the House Of Lords
but as he delayed, Lord William has again been
sent TO him t. know the reason, and q Is said. with
gentle hint that The old Wing General Will put
his nose Lynedoth is in his 93d yeur and BrOugL.
am IN his 6lIh year
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-28

THE OHIO CANAL The water has been L.,
into The canal from this city South 10 Portsmouth.
aad boats commenced leaving here on yesterday
We may Dow LOOK hourly Tor boat. from the South
The whole line ofCanal from Cleveland 20 Pors.
mouth will be oren from the Ist % the 5th Of May
With The exception. perhaps ofths repairs Of one
lock, ell will he ready BY the Let That may not
he completed in day or so after that limo. BY The
5ih, At tie isrthesl Tie Whole Hns will be clear
o. Sloiesmaa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-28

ST. DOMINGO The New York Commercial
Advertiser ackn"w lodges The receipt Of HayIian ma
pers TO The 9th March:
General llerad made his frinmphnl entry min
rorl au Ppnce on The 2lsl Of March, at The bend
OF the revolutionary army. The GeneraI and m,
troops posing under magnificent IriumlhaI arch
which had been erected for the occasion The
"hoIe population Of The city gave itself up The &C.
eouu' says to The most intoxicating joy, and the
troops were welcomed rs brothers. The Te-Deum
was ehaned at The Cathedral. aud al night the city
was illuminated
by Proclamation issued on the 10Th Of March
PRESIDENT Boyer was formally declared deposed. n.
gnIlly Z" treason ngainS The state aud the same de-
claraon wac affixed to Generals Ing mac BorpeIln,
Riche and Victor and Senators Ardouin and Vile
Valer1' aceompces Of The eI-President
BY an order Of the day issued on the I4th three
provisional departments were estabIisbed-of the
Interior of wnr and finance. The Graf WINS eoN6
geo TO citizen David 81 PreuI the second n, citizen
Landun' aud The third 10 citizen Bedouet
The Constituent assembly WINS to he eonvoksA
Immediately by The provision government, W deIi,.
crate upon the adoption Of new constitutions,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-28

iH'So sounding whine, or lying under
me arches, aud lazily inha'iny the air
and ihe sunshine, or sitting AT the door
ior hours, basking in the sun, or under
the SHADOW OF the wall Indi IN women,
with their tight petticoat Of dark stuff
and tangled P'aited with red ribbon lay.
ing down their basket TO rest.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-28

friend at Burlington, I . T. sends Us
the following: The Secretary, %. y.
w. Stull,) met with a laughable acci.
dent few days since say laugha-
Bile, because it most forcibly illustrates
the miserable policy Of government. Tie
was Obliged to draw on the land Office
at Dubuque-25O miles up stream-for
the payments due individuals as per az
preparation Of the Legislature-and, of
course, as navigation had not opened
he was obliged 10 wagon II down. lie
succeeded so far as 70 get within thirty
miles on his return With the hard
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-28

ANOTHER HEAD OFF, wHACK We per.
ceive by an editorial in the Globe, received YES.
Icrday that Hiram kuine. Esq. Of the Literary De-
pot has been eIPungcd from among the agents Of
The Globe. The given, Is that he did not SUD-
port Sleenrod Tor ConRress
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-28

COMMODORE PoRTER.-A correspondent, 70.
minds us, says the Bay State Democrat that this de-
eeased officer wa' q Boston boy. born 81 the
Nor b End. Ills father kept a tavern near the head
Of H,nrocks wharf. where the Sailors Home now
stands David iS still remembered by some old folks
frying about TIE Zip 10 the customers
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-28
1891 $50 GA

Showing an aggregate dimnuion ia liulo more
than fifteen months, Of z4Aj0 cases. Besides this
u is supposed that the cases recently shipped will
average considerable less Than muse ofhe previous
perlOd-JOnr Of Commerce.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-28

EARTHQUAKE AT PORTO CABFLtO-
Captain Farrell. ofthe brig Henrietta, arrived yes.
terdsy from Porto CabellO, infOrms us that w the
eight 0f the 4ri inst. severe shock Of an earth
quake Nas lsii slurning q e people 20 such a de.
gree that they went on board the shipping 90 the
harhOT. for safey Fortunately. no damage wa
d0ns.--N T. EIpJssS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-28

sTRAWBERRlEs-This delicious fruit il be-
coming plenty in the New Orleans market.
Green Peas have made their appearance m the
Savannah market. grown in Florids.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-28
COL JOHNSON AT YiCkSBURG.-The
Vlckshurg Wing. Of LOST Friday. ,nrs.

COL JOHNSON AT TlCKSBURG.-The
VicksAurg Wing, Of last Friday, says:
1--WE regret 10 be compelled - state ihat The 70.
cepiion of the old soldier Of the Thames al our
landing day before yesterday, was rather a cold and
meaGfe one. lie arrived on board the fine steamer
Duke oi Orleans. who. on her Appearance above The
landing hred signal gun. aud passed down below
Tue "h"t'' 'hen rounded mp and again fired, hat no
Sa'"ie IN answer was given from The sluie; no can
n"n hre'li and although The old veteran stood bare
heahed on The hurricane deck, ready 10 receive the
welcome 81 his fellow eltIZeus, he was left under
The embarrassing necessity of bpwing 10 vacant
streets aud The dIllpdaIod fronts of some old build
lnSs Al length, alter the second mauuuvrc of the
n'a' a lew "i The citizens assembled aud welcomed
The old soldier 10 VIcksburg and few souibs .re
fired.
This was not right. Col Johnson has done hi,
country some service, AMI should net have been
received culdly."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-28

ARREST OF TIE BRITISH CONSUL AT
MoBlLE.-A personal nltercarIon occurred few,
days ago IN Mobile between Col Fitzgerald, the
BnInh Consul al that port. and Thos Sirineer E.o
Ju slice OF the Pence, relative To ceriniu I.saI 49,,
cocd'ngs ngnInsta man charged with stealing bo,,
from the British ship Elizabeth Thpreupon .
warrant was issued on complaint 81 MIR Slringer and
The Consul was ssummUn,d TO answer beE,,a- IN.
Mayor 10 The charge of"rioIous and disorGery con-
Huc,' Col F"zgerald was arrested. ard inraresrn
IN 'he same cell with British sailor accu ed IF mu
Iiny and confined there by order Of The Consul He
was soon after brought out. fined $40 and liberated
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-28

FALLING OFF OF TRADE. Statement Of
The falling of Of shipments from the port Of lIavre
Tor New York, during the year l $40. rs compared
with the year lS4l, Also from January LIST to
March 9Th, lS43, US compared with the same period
Of 1913
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-28
PULMONARY CONTRADICTION

LII USF ppblishsd. demonstration Of the eur,h,L
- w oiPulmonafy Consumption. IN 81 its siagssI
comprising M inquiry into tho Mature. Gauss
symptoms, Treatment and prevention of Snbercu-
lous diseases IN general, by WIN A M'Dowoll, NJ D.
Of Louisville Ev. For sr 10 by
STEPHENSON g. HASWELL,
Ops Union 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-28

THE CABINET-Tho latest rumor is that Their.
will be no charge in the Cabinet. How long this
determination will be adhered to it will be no ou,v
matter TO predict
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-28

Mr. Henson, Of London, has obtained paicnr
Tor IN @rial steam machine, with wings and tail
covering an area Of 5000 feet, hy which he proposes
TO carry a weight Of 5000 pounds. lie proposes to
start aloit by running au inclined plane. and
when he has acquired sufficient Velocity, to take
inc "Ahu'e a"ny into the air wi the speed OF q G
swallow moving ahead with steam engine Of
'hir'y horse power. The wings are stationary. the
tail rudder aHd The whole wind work except the
IRE and boilers made Of silk. A great wyriJ rAis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-28

SACRlLEGE. -Some cline dunaa Sunday an
entrance was effected into the Cathedral By a har.
dened rogue, who robbed u Of silver Ciborlum
silver boz, gait. OF circular iorm. andiour silver
pioted candIesucks A reward Of $50 10 offered fyr
their recover.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-28

We have never known more activity in the re-.
ceIyng and forwarding business 90 this CITY, thaf,
vas manifested on the lcvse during the past week
The vast amount Of produce that has gone forward
Bhrrded 6ne pickngs Tor our STEAMBOATS,, Every
boat that departs - loaded down 10 the guards-
The Macedonian was obliged 10 isclfsrge about IT,
y tons before the Insurance Inspectors would permu
her 10 leave. A. the Captains Of our Buats have
been laying up 20 long they would be excused II
they evince a dIspusrtcn 10 make the more Of the
good luck which now awaited hem ss0ar RrB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-28

We learn that AlesSrs. Ohphant and Duncan's tai
~ line Of heavy freight wagons from here to Cum.
beflnud - put on the road and will continue their
regular lrps. The light freight aud cmigtanis linc
runs regularly ia two days.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-28

THE INFLUX or SPECIE.-"Four hundred
and thirty five thousand dollars specie arrived IN
New Orleans Oh the llIh insi."-CiReinnati CAro.
mole.
Nearly bali million Of "the hard" ia one Iay At
one port. Thai Is a hue commentary On The old
soft money aud softer headed cry tina, tberc - ma,
specie enough IN the world ~ ,u the business even
oi 'he United States Time Is great curer OF Ia sc
""er,nrs aud he soh headed sLInpas er a,Ivoe les
are daily convicted of thsr i.lly and crrors OHIO
Statesman.
lh's Is Tie way tic loco e Gus crow over the ar.
"'a' OF specie in this country. Let the people re-
men her that specie flowed ogI of the county under
Iocolooo Congress and flows into It under wnG
TASIFF. Bear il in mind
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-28

Judge Francis Mcclure died recently in AIlcob.-
ny County, Pa aged 1903 year,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-28

ERRArA.-We intended To- have m,de correc-
uun Of an that occurred ia part Of edition
in the communication of s Wheat, Esq is this pa
per OF TUESDAY. The words "cotuard allusion''
appears IN the second column. On examination
"fihs manuscrpi,wc fnI il ton "corert aIusion, "
nnj IL oughj 10 have been printed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-28
READING RAILROAD.
$5.866,633

$3,866633 $685. 633
The Maryland House of Delegates recently passed
solution inquire INTO the expedency of authorizing
the Treasurer to recall the three millions of State bonds"
in the hands Of Messrs Barings Co., in London In
discharging the duty thus imposed upon him. the chair
Of the committee addressed letters to the State Com
missioner Of Loans and to the President of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company, which have elected replies
from both Of these gentlemen. The from Louis
McLane ESQ., in substance that the bonds sub
scrpon to the company by the Legislature and the State
has right to withdraw them than any other sub.
scrber This reasoning is plausible but not sound lii
similar to thaof the Erie Railroad of this State because
the State subscribed stock to further work supposed for
the benefit Of the whole State the directors assumed the
right of selling them at any price in the Market thus de-
sroyDg the credit Of the State running the property of
all other State stockholders, and wasting the money of
the people, and defeating the object Of the issue
If the road was supposed to cost certain sum,
and the State subscribed portion of in stock the
amount of stock to be issued to complete the road must
be precisely in proportion the extent to which
the stock 10 sacrificed. The State has clearly rghto
withdraw its stock subscribed if any attempt made to
sell 1t under par for cash.
The domestic exchanges present new features this
week. They have been as follows:-
CURRkNr RATES OF BANK NoTEs AND DOMESTIC BILLS.
Bank Notes. Exchange.