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C0MMERCIAL LFPAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.


Quotations for fancy stocks steadily settling
down At the 6rst board, to day United States 6's.,
1867, fell OF per cent; Treasury Notes, NJ Canton,
"a; Farmers Loan, "; Erie Railroad, u; Reading
Railroad, y. Long Island advanced y per cent.
Harlem was very active, while Reading Railroad was
plenty enough, without purchasers to any extent 10
will be seen by the table Of sales, that there
per cent difference between cash sales and those made
on time seller sixty days There sellers Of North
American Trust time, buyers option showing that
It Is the impression among some spectators that pre-
sent prices will not be sustained. The market closed
very heavy with sellers N buyers Of every fancy
in the list The break down In Reading Railroad, that
We predicted has commenced, but Il Is probable there
may be another short furry before the collapse takes
place; another light glimmer before the light lie
tnsuished
Abill has recently been introduced into the Legsls
ture Of Tsnpessee providing for the establishment Of
free banking system, sisar to that 10 operation In
this State 1t is proposed that bonds of the State Of
Tennessee and of the United States be received By the
Comptroller security for the redemption Of crculst
ing notes bill Of this Kind will probably be intro
dueed into the legislatures Of rennsyvsns and Alsba-
ma, and II Il not impossible but that bill providing
for the establlshmsn Of the free banking system will
be carried through each IL IL the only safe system
ever adopted; ssd every State having q large public
debt should by all make IL the basis Of security
to the people and protect them from the swindlins
operations Of the existing race Of spectators.
The receipts Of the Georgia Railroad Company, for
November, 1sAo, were se7,722 co. sgainst s4a42i %
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Court or Com mon Pleas.


DEC. H.-.aeon for Profsssrolal Serpiees.-.45rahsm
u. Coz Us Fisher a. Fishe-Mr. F. w King stated the
case for the plaintiff who Is medical practitioner in
this city and sought to the sum Of $40 from
the detendsnt $50 Of which for attending at his
house In Brooklyn, and performing operations his
two children-namely, extrpstpg four tonsils from
their Threats The other items were in the account
rendered. DR., Coxs assistant proved the successful
operations and that Mrs Fisher in expressing her gra
tifcaton, desired him to call 1t her husbands store
in.New York, and he would cheerfully pay his fees
The defence is, that Mr.. Fisher never employed the
DOCTOR that his services not required and that
he went to Brooklyn at the desire Of friend Of his
own. Verdict for plaintiff S35. [Ths does not carry
costs ]
Before Judge DAILY.
The jury In the Of Saunders q. Moses s Beach,
for assault and battery rendered sealed verdict
the plaintiff OF S5i, ntimatiDg that they did not de-
sire to give Mr. Saunders any compensation but that
they wished to throw all the costs Of the action the
defendant
Moiie,y and Others rs Burren.-Tbis action for
freight paid by the Hudson River Towboat Company
Cincinnati for delivery at New York, contract for
the freight all through and that the goods had been
damaged to amount beyond the freight and charges
The charges consisted Of intermediate freight the
various lines between Albany and Ohio and the charges
paid by the freight line at Cincinnati previously in
Cured The Judge held that the right to the
freight and recruitment of the charges from the consg
here subject to the claims which he might have
under the original contract upon which the goods
shipped. Sealedfverdict.
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NEw ORLEANS, December 49, 1s4o.
by the arrival Of the brig Titi, we have received
papers from the city Of Mexico to the Goth ut The T.
left Vera Cruz on the Sd inst.
proposition had been made for Congress to adjourn
the Let Of December and passed preparatory readings
but had not been discussed ewing to the failure Of
deputies to attend.
1t was very difficult to get session Of the Chambers.
IL Is said that this frequent absence of the deputies
was intended as q plan to diseredit the republican
system.
The Minister Of Finance had been authorised by the
two Chambers TO negotiate in advance for aloan Of
and half millions Of dollars American indemnity
due In May next. The discount, II was said, would be
two per cent.
In Zsoatecas, Gov Cosy had resigned his executive
power In favor Of Lieut.. Gov Garcia.
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Ballotings.
Total. ..... 223
Highest vote BOYD, democrat,) ....S.

Hisnehe WIS >Doyo, oenocra1J. .s... o.
Mr.. THoMrsoN, Of Ky, offered a resolution, which
was amended TO read that Hsralson, (dem.,) Ashmun
twhig) White, (whig0 Bayly, (dem.O Butler, (whisJ
Jones, (demj Schenck, (whigD Morehead, (whig)
Richardson, (dem0 billiard, (whig0 cleveland (dem)
Conrad, (whig) Bowlin dem and McGaughey (whig)
be appointed committee to consult and devise mode
the most practical and acceptable for producing
organization.
The resolution was laid on the table-110 to Go.
Mr.. GoopESow, (whig0 offered resolution that Mr..
Winthrop be appointed Speaker; Mr.. Forney, Clerk
johnson, Of Va, Postmaster.
Mr. Kaufman moved as an amendment, provided
they get votes enough"
The House again voted -
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Uighest vote. (BoYd. democra

Highest vote, (Boyd, democrat) ....s7.
Mr.. THOMPSON, Of KY, again proposed a resolution,
giving both parties equal number . committee,
and representing all portions Of the Union to consult
devlse and report, the most practicable and speedy
mode Of organizing the House. He said that he had
omitted the of the various asprans for Speaker
and proposed the following gentlemen :-Asbmun,
White, Bayly, Stanton, of Tennessee schsnnk. Brig
ham Nnrehesd ci-svslsnd Conrad, Butler of Psnpsyl
ysnia, Bowlin McGaughey, billiard, HARRISON, Peas
ley, and kaufman. Mr.. Thompson said the committee
could report officers the mode Of organizing. aud he
would for one, abide by 1t.
Mr.. RoBrNsoN moved to lay the resolution the Ia
bic, which carried by majority and a. quarter
past o'clock the House adjourned
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Fire at st. Louis.

Sr LoUIs, Dec. IL, 1919.
Gre occurred here last evening, In the four story
buildlrg on Locust street, the levee which
entirely destroyed. The fret foor was occupied by
Mr. J. H. Alexander, commission merchant, whose loss
amounts TO si2 600, which Is covered by insurance
The remaining floors were varisusly occupied by a
dozen tenants whose aggregate loss Is estimated at
sl7,oo The building was owned by A. Labeauu,,
who insured for 81 900. Several buildings on the
eyee caught from the Intense heat but were put out
with very trhing damage The wind at the time blew
very hard from the west and the weather was intensely
Geld. The shipping at the wharf had q narrow
escape
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mcdi,The late DR.. H. IT, Sherwoods medical practice 10
continued BY at HE late rrsideaee, No 02 Chambers 81
under the direction Of A. Ball. NJ ID. We aso costume
the preparation II his well known Magnetic Remedies aud
Machines for chronic diseats The public cautioned
aganst limitations Of these remedies sold under
other genuine unless accompanied By Dr.
sole possession. IA. n. sHERNOUDS SUCCESSORS
lO2 Chambers street, New York.
C.urroN-we have agent in city Cor ths sale Of
these Remedies and genuine unless sold by
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The demand for sterling exchange has been mode
ratey active thus far fer remittance by the packet
leaving on Wednesday. We have alteration to make
in cur quotations. and the supply upon the market 10
sufficiently large to prevent any advance in rates. On
other points, there has been very little inquiry.
Domestic exchange continuesin very limited demand,
and our quotations cannot be considered otherwise
than nominal. Uncurrent money is not plenty. Quo
tations for specie remain without alteration The de-
mand for silver for shipment to France, has fallen of
very much, and there is movement Of consequence
in gold.
The annexed table exhibits the quotations for the
principal public securities Of the country in this
ket at the respective periods named -
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Court Cniendar-Th,s Day.

CIRCUIT COURT NOE. 70, II 81, 81, S4N, SG,S7, 50,
90, 90, 81, Q5a, 1854 90, OF.
CoURr COMMON Pleas Part Mos 70, II, SO, 81,
ILL., 1l3, IFS, H. 1928 1875 l33 1885, AL l45 l47 l69
257 2e1 309 1916, BAL 81 Part 2.-14e, "a 20S, 2lO
24 ZIG, 2lS liz, 1876, 2o4 8, TO- IA, "a a. g. 72
no. 1853, $50.
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Nos 49, IL, II, rs, 80, G, IS,
96, TO- 20, 12S, 154, 1885, 40, ~ 107, 1877, 14 449
leo to l66 453 16s to IFS, $50 49, 1872 1855 to 1877
1879, 200, 20l. TRANsFERREp-7l to IS, SO to IS.
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Malls FOR Europe.

The steamship Europa will leave Boston to- morrow
European circulation, to go in her mails will be pub
lshed at o'clock this morning The mails will close
ut three o'clock this afternoon.
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NHw ORtrArs, December 16, 1S4Q.
The sales OF cotton yesterday barely 800 bales
Prices however. steady. Rio ccsee moved TO the
extent Of 1 600 bags; prime new at leo. whskey has
improved, with sales at c5ke.
BsLrmOpE, December ~, 1slp.
The market IL without change the scales to day,
1880 beeves offered 400 Of which driven to
Tbiisdelpkia Prices ranged from axe to 3kc. the
hocf 500 head were taken BY the city butchers.
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The hlOfsua.

ARRIVALS Arp prrARTUREs.
IT, Robinson, J. NJ. Brooks, J. =. Throckmorton,
Philadelphia; A. Csllins and lady st. Louis; Captain
Tyler, II. J. Rodgers Baltimore; J. b. Kimball, j. H.
Welch and lady Boston; c. Burgess and lady, Hart
ford; s. D. Lyman and lady. Springfield; l.. ". Hail.
Portland; Mics Baker, London; Col. e. ID. Barton,
keeseyille; L. frost Peekskill; O.. L. Clspp Miss e.
and Mrs. Bennett we're among the arrivals yesterday
1t the Irving House.
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Sporting intelligence.

CEETRE,ILLE CouRsr, L. L-TRorrIso.-This day,
Tuesday at ~ O'Clock, p M, great stallion
for $780, mile heats best three In Ave. in harness, will
come OF between the stations Canada Squirrel and
st. John. This will lbe we'll worth witnessing,
and one that win call to the track large number Of
the admirers Of the sports Of the turf
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p.,,,,,.lI,,eI

Jno-rIE ~ 1HE OHIo LseisLsrupE. The Legi.ls-
ture OF ohio assembled the 81 inst and have con
sequenty been In session twelve days but bad not up
70 sstutda last effected organization Of the
The difficulty Mes in dispute upon the right OF the
senator from Hamilton county. Several resolutions,
In view OF final adjournment have been presented and
several 81 the members have expressed determination
70 return TO their hcmes
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The Hungarian ExiIes.

We had again the pleasure Of seeing and conversipg
with the Ex-Governor Of Comorn, Nile. Apolonia,
and the other refugees from Hungary sojourning at
the Astor House. They ksve been induced to post.
Ione their intended departure for Washington till
after tie Christmas hodays-a wise determination,
we think, as Washington i generally empty at Christ
mas, most Of the members running oil for day or two
to spend their Christmas with friends families In the
vicinity The Count and ell his family and friends with
him express themselves deeply sensible the
shown them. We stated yesterday that Miss Apo.
lonia IL quite free from the Gectaton Of boasting OF
her exploits and IL Is from other ttat
rived our Information respecting her military achieve
ments We have been further informed that, before
the Hungarian war; when the disturb auces broke bat
at Cracow she took active part at that day in be-
half Of her couLtry and the cause Of liberty.
The cas yesterday, to these distipg uished and
smiaoe sufferers at the Aston House very
ous In the evening, at 10 O'Clock, grand serenade
was given them which executed in their honor in
front Of the Aetor underneath their windows and drew
together great crowd There some fifty or sixty
vocal and instrumental performers principally German
amateurs, who performed some Of the beautiful soul
stirring airs Of "Fatherlandn
We understand that to-day the Hon. Daniel Web.
ster is to visit the refugees
In the evening the committee associated for the
lief OF such OF the exies require pecunary aid
to hold meeting at the Asor House after which they
viii wait on the distinguished strangers.
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BATTERY ENLARoEMEa The wiseaeres Of the
Beard Of Assistants last night, resolved to enlarge
the Battery. They propose to commence the work
under contract that IT shall be done for s27, 600
u the measure should, by any means, pass the
Board OF Aldermen, who can say to what dimen-
slons this $4,000 VIII be swollen, before the work
lie completely
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TELEGRAPHIC NTELLIGNCK.
THIRTY.FIRBT CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.

Senate.
WAHINoTor, Monday, Dec. II, ls4o.
Senator MouLror, of Florida, appeared In his seat.
Mr.. Dickinson gave notice that he would not press
his motion to elect committees until to- morrow
An executive message received from the Presl
dent Of the United States whereupon the Senate went
into executive session, and soon after adjourned.
House or Representatives.
WASHINGTON, December II, l84o.
ANOTHER Days STRUGGLE.
Mr. KAUFMAN, of Texas, offered a resolution, propos.
ing that II no person have majority of votes the
next ballot then the next trial. any person having
one less than majority shall be Speaker II no cleo
ton on the next trial. person having two less than
majority Of all the votes shall be Speaker and 30
on, requiring vote less each subsequent trial
until Speaker shall be elected.
MIR. SAwTELLE, of Maine, appealed to members to
organize, that the welcome intelligence might 90
forth to the West and the North that order regued
In Warsaw-that the feverish excitement should be
hushed, and that the public documents should be
placed before Congress
On motion Of Mr.. RoBrNsoS of Indiana, the resolu-
ton laid on the table
Mr. Stanley ofN c. requested his friends to vote
for himbe was no apran for the honors of the chair
He could not now give his for declining, but he
would simply say that his colleague, Mr.. Clingman,
had stated what North Carolina would do In certain
contingency As she did in 1775, when she heard of
the battle of Lexington she would do In the hour Of
trial. aud make the cause of Boston the of ALL
This speech drew forth applause, Boston sup
posed to be in allusioH to Winthrop
The House then proceeded to vote
VOTES FOR sPEAKER.
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Covrh ot Lost--Ofioer Brown, one OF the Chiefs
AIDE arrested yesterday, black fellow ca led Lewis
Taylor on charge Of stealing silver watch valued
81 s1p sud s93 IN money from Jas McCabe residing at
No Battery Place IL seems the property was stolen
IN July lsst and on Saturday the negro detected
n pawn shop by the oficer trying to pa~n the
watch. Justice Nountfort committed the accused to
rfiscn for trial
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tern So The ladies invited Co examine the STYLE
and This years Premium Combs very beautiful The snort
ment Ia tie largest and most complete In the city, just
steamer complete assortment OF French Combs
H. L. QClMDY 503 Broadway "a door above Duane street,
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lery, No. 2l broadway, should be visited by all who
desire TO examine the largest collection Of Portraits Of
dstipgu individuals In the United States Strangers
and others would oil we'll compensated for the time
In examining this celebrated collection.
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diseases Of the Bye ard Ea frem O'clock daily
at ~ Warren street. where can be had his popular Treatise
the Eye, ID edition. price 80 also, his self acting
Eye and Ear Fountains and great variety Of beautiful
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hair or whtors the moment q 10 applied without injury to
the hair shini be washed Immediately wi,hout dis
tprbnr the color and has bad odcr u 10 sppsd sod
Wholesale aud retail at BACHELORS wis Factory Wan
street Cory the address
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ports and ,ee each article contained therein
being Of The best quality As present for the holidays
they offered, eemhsipg eesanee o. finish and utility.
q. SAUNDERS SON, lE and So broadway.
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Lauzhn arrived with that immense number Of
letters from the bhoys California tbfore delivering
them) travelled direct 20 BROOKS $50 fulton street and
bought pair OF his best Boots He had but five minutes
when the throEged by anxious and excited
crowd Of inquire who all sent to the Ivy Green Of
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conveying company to the Bachelors Hebrew BenevoIen
Loan Association Ball. at Nibos Tuesday lSt
inst will set them down, horses facing up Broadway
receive in reverse order. By order
J. HUTHWAITE, Hack Inspector.
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ues double refined Loaf Sugar for city trade and
ton SOUTH large and general assortment comprising
variety Of Candies Toys Ben Preach Kiss
Mottos Ornaments &cthe most unique, elegant and
superior favored in the city, can be had either BY the single
STEWART, BASSING l. Co., Wholes ale Confectioners,
No. Ais Pearl, corner OF Madison street.
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Dress Coats Trerch Cloth 81 to sI2 500 Ffock Coats
gsst and fshonabe 81 to S 5000 pairs Pants 6s 10 So
900 Overeoat So TO So rich lining z00Cloaks s5to S2
So Vests 5oe S. Corner Nassau aud Beekman streets
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California Houacs-Portabie and other
Ca,oni. Houses and Stores equal 10, and cheap
- saw BOOTH. IS Myr.ls ave-. brooklyn.
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6nh, forming suitable present the arp-5achn
holidays Tie subscribers offer their stock fr pecuon
among which will be found the cham vor vari1u
styles. A. n J. SAUNDERS, 81 Br.tlwhy.
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Death of Judge rIorcnous.

Sr. LOUIS, Dec. ~, 1919.
The Hon. Hugh Smith, q delegate from Mexico TO
Warrington, arrived here yesterday.
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From Rio de JaneIro.

nv fha fact k.xk
- e 80 ''"''"" h'n. opp Do-
s, '' 80" p"'s' n',"sins our aA'ss 'osn 10 sns
ID november. we give the Few items OF intelligence
Tn. 49,, - /,u..x., =, nj -. - A., ,,.,
ANe '"" u" 'o"'"e''i VI i.io 'aneiro, Oh ths iltn
October Relates on the authority OF Buenos Ayres pa
pers Of the o5h September that President Rosa, n,
'h'ei Oh tne Argentine hsd refused TO
oIbe presented ia his name aud in the name Of the
thanks but alleging he refused Il both from princiole
and from deheacy.
onso ~. , y. n OF oo.soer otn, an
Louis r.fez his brother the former member Of the
Assembly Of Notabes and Counselor Of State, the lat
M ., .ne at t9e quarters OF Gene'
ssIyss ~ r srsrsi or,Ss 10y ps'ea'eu .neu-
49,, ,..- - =, ,deso III suose-
di ~ , ~ ie % ,ns yo.nas 90 comreio'
yiS. tb,t H. c,,i".ns ~ Won,",sy ,n. nsws
ord sg1,,ns nat re now. q, ,io Nv @ . =.
Posas in bis nsnsr ~. 49, 80, W ~" "S'"s Va
.ssonrts ,,ra r ~ 49," 80, A..
r,o,inea a. .,;li a. go 20 n,,.n s u.hu,ppy
ned ~ " -N"'A A'Ni"'' anu o00u
bu'iss, A. rio .nd 10. 80 ne ",u s,es. en-.
Sonri h.s-n ia Tn,naro 80 -. 'o VI p,a1iss ~
bIgbest erati6co,,cn f'' w. " " ''N '"e
lbe d,a,b ot Tb.ndoro A p,a,-.u.,r. va. ,u.,-.,
q, ~ Nstio, =, N,I =, NJ ~. huu''rs
Ga ,ba J,,,,,G =, ~ n, st 49, WI IN """V"h0e"
1bs iniisd si.t. 49, ~ rn vu,.u. mn, o.
ca-d,sr s,,iysa a., p,o ~, a. H., - "' N@p YUM
m. nit.s states siocns ~ ~ g. o,,, .ns ro,,
ad.,r. -. ar,,,.t... al, - %. .nu 'onn
Luco ON The "a nlt sndls,t on tbs sth A'" ~
~ W. - 'i ~ Wv VI '"S 'SH'
Markets
ko, Nov. S.-flour-kichmond City Mills ~. duty
spaid Baltimore city Mills Ia on credit. Goldfish
Numttoue arrivals III. Conse-Good nrst quality I;
superior for Baltimore and rhiladelpha 100 per
robe OF " lbs psseo Zoo, for Sweden 81 Exchange
= a. ara expected TO rise.
iln,hsAnnIve9' nov lSnilehuond City Mills four
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stammeripC.-C. Weeks (


perfect q ell eAtes Of Imped the Speech in four
weeks ct 81 Broadway stairs The best OF references
given. Applications must be made Immediately.
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ALB,sr, Dec. 1T-F. NJ.
Judge Morehouse Of the sixth judicial district died
4 Cooperrtovn, Yesterday
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The Monongsheia River on the Rise.
rrrrsBvReH, December IL, 1870.
The Monengahea river has risen eighteen feet six
inches during the past twerty.four hours Much da-
mage is feared to property along shore.
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Brsdy's National Collection sr DnguerrcO.
types EOS and e7 Broadway Of fulton street srsn
and eitissns 're respectfully invited " Examine Vie
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For n Holiday Present there IL nothing
better than Richelieu Ever pointed Gold Pen, in
gold silver They made and sold exclusively
Savage 90 Fulton street, who has also beautiful coli
lection of fne gold and silver Watches which he sells
tremely low. Watches and gold Pens repaired
Holiday Presents -. IL. Peddle's superior
ALBANIAN pointed Gold Pens, with gold and silver
the largest and most select assortment in the city, embracing
all the patterns and different Sizes
nanshp. Depot John street. of Broadway War
ranted Pens with cases, from 81 rs to SO.
Fur TIppets ana Muffs Will continue To be
sold at BANTAS % Canal street. of Wooster during
this th small The balance
of sold before this closes
gains be obtained by applying early,
Chiidren's Beaver Hats-FOr the Holidays.
-BANTA "a Canal street. of Wooster has prepared
beautiful assortment of Chdrens Beaver Hats, and
appropriate articles Christmas and New Years gts
Beckers q Piard, Daguerrean Artists, may
be found at Dol Broadway. ALEXANDER BROKERS',
Late firm, Langenheiu u Beeksrs.
VICTOR PIARD,
Late with Anthony, Clark & Co.
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for the same month In 1S4s, showing increase Of
$2S, 3ol "a this year.
The annexed statement exhibits the quotations for
foreign and domestic exchanges for specie and for un