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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08
- ron SALE, NICHLAND PiL.ACiE...--A iafge

0EHAg and valuab { Mil Pfopoiiy and Farm ntlih.
abEl ing 25 acres of ch1les rich land now IN good
gTisIls 1rLer, divided into Aheis with nnnng water
al good timber. The improvements arc q good stone
mansion house 30 by 81 feet with Kitchen 10 ny 22 feet all
in good order an well finished lcehnuse smoke house.
milk house, good tenant houses Barn 80 hy 40 leetn
stone with straw house Is 81 feet THO harm ~
petely STABBED for horses and feeding cntte large
fyand carriage house with other small buildings. The
water power good on large and heavy Stream with
fne and substantial nl dam ne mills are as follows.
pete oder, saw mill liby tOfee, also 10 good order,
from lll and merchant work The arm would Iced 90
perry Is In Chester county, Pa ut the junction Of the
EIktnn and Iewisville Plank Rnui, is within mile Of
Iewisville and from Ektun Railroad Station and for
It's advantages is haTdtu exeel and would invite all
all persons wanting property To ook At Il, as II VIII com
pare with the nbOvs DESCRIPTION. pros $50 peraore,
cash balance mo tgage on reasonable time lB5 acres
will be sold with III mils Oh desired For more iul
information call or address JAMES H. RAY, Newark,
Scp TIL.
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n beautiful Farm situated whn mile Of
IA Seaiord, sussex county, Deagare' a. me ten,
lssRtn XXI hnrSs Of enni land and comp ctey forced
Win nod pos and rail fencing anu dly1ed into fields
Mlt ~ N oTes IN each; 100 Of good Pine. uGk
and cGssna timber The ,sPIe" Sa Hie
but y, No IA we'll finished with agOOd cellar UNI
SeI the main building; stabng onrribge house granary
az ant hudug3, which cannot be bullt for less
thsn 81 or Soon For more full particulars eall on
PRIcE, Esq al SeniOTd. or the underslgned
al Newsrk, del. July IS I, JAMES H. RAY.
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For Sale

IL 4 good Mill Ptopert ami Farms taehed, near
s;1sffh Oxford, Chester county, Pa. The farm CON
Iss tains 90 Ncres nlEnul lnnd divided into holds,
about aeresnf Timber. The buildings are q
Ml new, part stone and part rHne aiming run oil
hurs and every thing ooIp,er, THIS good thIu,-
Puce SN5 per acre, cash. balance mortgage Apply tn
SER 2i-tr JAMES n, RAY Newark, Del,
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nl AVAILABLE FARM AND WATER Pow
EslpA er ~ Cecil Gou1ty, Md, llilet from Elktgn
lEsgUU and Within mile Of good plank road to EN-
good of eutvation divided into eds with about
and III under snnd fencing The Water Power is good,
% feet head and fail, with gTst and mil and
ing % feet square hl ns goudronma and garel
harm 30hy 60 feet good granary cribs spring house.
Smoke House, mud other buildings, nj iu good order
good Orchard leen klnds of irnlt the lafm land
swell wntered and would mike good gazing farm the
land has all hqen lined well aud now raises good crops
and viii be sold ut sos per Acre. Cal or Address the
sept 10 &. JAMES II. RAY.
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DECLINE IN FLoUR.-The following table ex-
hibits the decline in -four In the New York
market, and OF course in all the other markets
here within the last two months:
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EnoTnRY FnR saLn--

"A WILL be sold alta very low price, A large two
Esnf Brick Building, Situate near the JUNCTION
EfM oTthe Lancaster and Newport Turhpikes IN the
1sSA City Of Wilmington, the lot is GO feet front on
Front street and hack ITO feet to Franklin ST.
The main Building is ~ by l0fcet, and has attached an
Engine Of % horse power, tho out side Of tile mani
Fulfilling we'll covered in This property ia we'll situated
fur Fnui mill suitable f'rRny manufacturing Put-
ply tO ,,,a,,MN,; Il. y .AslErFI East 4ln slteeIt
% t,,,,H
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4 II FOR SALE, A splendid Mil IrnpeiiV CON
kMA talning rs Acres OF good land. TINS propeIty
t,sbtHL is situated III New Castle county Del about
fme nom the town Of Chtisiana nj at The head of
IiLewaer on the chTslianl kvct ant an good neigh
ments are large new brick house with back buildings
oUntnEng "a well hnisle I0Dms, wh good cellar ull-
der The whole building. Two hnTna of frame 80 hy Gu
feet brick % by 40 feot IN good order lee houseRn
tenant hOnses large brick merchant mill 81 by ~ feet
stories high with run Of bars, with all things complete
H. me chlnt work, is driven hy 2large water wheels
with an abundance of water ata times, n mud hne
saw mill for saving ship net gOoi wharf Tor either
landing gram gr shipping tmber h94r o. gny thlag man
on tide water This property could he nyHntageously
changed ia 10 o cuitun wnhsn factory Good wafer NJ
the dwellings. enc Apple Orchard wih variety OF
otnoT fruit, The oeatiOn is also very healthy. Pfcp
S2lOln cash, Balance long cedit For moro in pnrt
cularsapply 10 JAMES Il, RAY Newark, Del.
sam I'll
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7-F0R SAFE OR EXCHANGE FOR

A CITY PROPERTY, beautil ul COUNT
HEyA o residence containing 10 Aorer. Mtuated on III
IkiMn I Wilmington and Great Valley Turnpike, three
hSakl<A miles from Wilmington, The land Is In high
state q cultiyatlon The Improvements ace large two
Stable and Carriage House. Tine grounds nre handsome
~ laid ornamental and choice fruit trees, Terrla
eHsy. Possession given immediately. -.
Apply to DIR j, DERICKSoN, | mile from Wiimln
ton, on the Philadelphia pike aug 3-sm0
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Yours very respectfully,
n p HNI C(1NB

DEvoNDALR FARM, near New Castle, Del,
p. 81 will add that my mill and works
complete, cost 500; the addition OF IN other
large boiler which fad will be necessary, will
make 1t cost $1l5. My estimate Of mill
adapted to operate on reasonably large scale,
is from $4,000 to $4,000; depending upon
the character Of shelter or building erected for
the works
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QTTril lili4 huuACIluef VIII sell tho Farm VII
RSsSsa he resides, situate about miles south ofKe
M G GS "nd &c Sss.S
Is ow neaTiS finished smiles from Wiminsicn and
Safss JACOB Ssey and obeqpSSo t nI 81 h1bs
sores Ts TatorSd aq llmhersd ana dvdSd ato cda,
ments are stone dwelling. stone Darn md shsddinS,
ne ha ii So hPRs SaiG bs SI'
6ssy and PcssSHt Goih@9GG, Sos lsIl
spS P 6aN T nsa fG
or 20 the subscriber on tho PrsnTIes nvTpv,
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE,
A the ThE SdSsg1sS ae Rss 4 private sPe
- lR- ware and Caroline Cotnty, hsTslshd: 1879
9 The road leading from DoyeTConainls about
d4O SG5es more or less Tye improvements consist OF
fspaT The and Il the bsst condition aud ded nio
Inquire Of James Collins SinyTnR Del, a'"l
M ! tract Of land lying within one mile and half Of
s land i wei in Timber The besWSPsF F RsiifoSd
6SsI iaSiiss " TRsProSo
NS Farm suaes viii" within M S SSnGT Ss " Dover
S2 H Gd@g 5G 9sTes Of gnd 100 O. which cleared
sd9y ESa nb,s T TS
SS.a. irasoF W9ed ifRd in Caroline county, Md.
T9is VIII be sS!d With WooS ssyS SO OF he
q Ss fa Tft1fr E9G gtS particulars apply
~ Fgrm Or tract Of Land situated ~ Murderkin
and miles Of Camden continuing Ia acresi leo acres line
Mlhle ianu, me balance well set in Timber, The Farm
70 divided into four holds and has had on II during The
ast ears 2aoG bushels Of me- The improvements
attached also kitchen ana suitable Uut buildings,
chureh aud schnol house within two miles, and dts
tnnt hbou iles rom tho Delaware Railroad and about
The game distance from the Maryland and Delaware Rail
Oats and Corn. - ~ W '''
No.G, iEact 9t Land situated in louisville mite
rom Magnolia, MurdeIkIn HID Kent Co., Del, adiOn.
nS tG a9ds Of Daniel Jaekunn Peter Massey and others
II frame dwelling house, story and 4 half, nearly
new, WIN twn rooms below and two above, with Smoke
hndse &c, There are about three Of cleared
wen SET IN pine, red cedar and young oak
No Two inc Farms, one of 6t0 acres, and the other
5 AGres, near tile landlng, about Mules from Dover
The land Is rl0h mud valuable would good grazing
farms. On Que OF which 800 cattle ud 10 fattehod an
No. g. About 500 acres. within fow miles orthe Dover
Those trles offer inre inducements to those having mG-
ney To invest. w.
also for sale by ID. r. RICKAR i)S.
Sept l6 II. Auolioneer and Land az ynt, Dover Tel.
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VEGETATION OF SEEDs.-lt is often a wonder
to noyicos in gardening, that theirfo er-seeds
do not negotiate. They take infinite pains, in
digging, manuring, sowing, Watering and mulch
ing, but after all, many of their seeds will not
come up. They blame the scotsman and the
season. In many cases, neither Is to blame
The cause Of the difficulty lies In the too early
sowing Of their seeds. There is a great dii-
ference in the habits Of plants. The seeds OF
even some native plants do not start into
growth at the first opening OF Spring. And
| certainly, II would be strange IL the seeds OF
| tropical plants should do so. They need the
| warmth Of the tropics to make them terminate
Now many of our finest annual flowers are ma
| tives of South America, California, Africa and
Australia, and ought We TO he surprised be
cause their seeds will not terminate in thu
comparatively cold weather of our Springs p
| Give them their native warm weather, whethe
In the hot-house, or frame, or parlor-windOw
or wait until the month of May or June bring
t, then they will grow apace.
Moss ON TRHEs.-A friend writes us tina
some of his choice trees, both fruit and orDa
mental, are suffering from the growth Of mos
on their bark. He wants to know the cause o
it, and especially what to do with 1t.
five could sit down for an hour or two OF
our friends premises, we think we could ans
wer his inquiries easily. We should first ex
anime the soil in which his trees stand, and se'
whether il is not wet or hard, or impoverish
ed. i wet, that would he enough to settle thu
question, The air above wet soils is full o
the seeds OF lichens, and the moisture of thu
air promotes their growth. In such soils
most trees grow very slowly and so allow tn
moss time to get a foot-hold on the bark, be
fore it is cracked and thrown otfby the natura
expansion of the tree. Now, abstract TIL
superintendent moisture from that soil b.
draining manure it, too, il il needs 1t and tn
tree will start at once into vigorous growth
throwing off the outside bark and the lichen
with it. The draining, moreover, will so dr.
the air that lichcns can with difficulty live in II
1t is all well enough TO scrape and wash mos
sy barked trees, especially if the moss harbor
insects, but after this has been once done
nothing more will be required than to keep tn
i soil at the roots in good condition.
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A RBo POUND ooArANIEG SIXTEEN HUNDRED
FRENcn CoISs!- a II extraordinary story reaches
us which we give as we received it. The re-
port is, that two men, named Ward and Hall,
were at work down the lake shore, some miles
from this city, getting out hoop stuff, when
they discovered small keg buried in the sand
This they dug out, and opening it, found it
contained 1900 silver pieces. Tho coins were
OF an ancient French cast and OF the denomi-
nation OF seven franc pieces, valued at 81 90
each. The two men with their treasure have
left Tor Philadelphia, where they intend to ex-
change their coin at the mint. 1t is probable
that the money was secreted in the place where
il was discovered by some French officer dur
ing the old French war, and afterwards the Of
ficer may have been killed, leaving no trace
where the treasure was concealed. Thus il
has fallen, at last, into the hands of couple
of Yaukees.--Osirego Daily Times Of Monday.
RExEDY FoH COLO IN HoRsEs.-one of our
readers says that pint OF salt dissolved in a
pint of hot water, and quart Of vinegar then
added, and about half the quantity given will
cure the most inveterate case of collie. Should
not the first dose effect q cure let the remain
ing half be giveE and the cure will be certain.
He saws he has seen this remedy tried in a
number of cases and always with success.
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" lBI lIlU UHy OI IIIu II HUI
Then in Heaven with JOY to greet thsra,
Who're no farewell tearis shed.''
We left Somerset county for WorcestaE, and
after spending the Sabbath in Snow Hin cir
emit, we started to the Berlin Camp meeting,
and ere We stopped, VIC attended large num-
Der and 'dwelr safely In the wilderness and
slept in tho woods" pushing forward orr Tract
cause, which found favour everywhere (; and
doing what we could in pointing sinners to the
"Lamb of God that taketh away the sins OF
the world.'
should not the foregoing communication
prove too long and monotoD'ous, so that you
may be led to throw it und or the table, shall
feel like giving you an account of a series o
CT mp-meetings attend cd this season, begin
ming with one near Ls' YES, Delaware.
Phiia. Sept 28th. ANDREW MANsHIP.
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III. ALLEN, LII. D.,
President Of Farmer College.
LORIE ANDREWS,

President ofKenyoI College.
To young men who wish to acquire a"BnsiR EducG-
fo we think it affords facilities very seldom qaalen
Mr. RHSoER has the of theorct cal know
edge and aptness teaching, added to practical
Room eSperience and we confident that graduates TON
his College VIII fully competent to Keep the most c0
Gated sefQf Books.
j. j. JANNEY Sec,y Board of Control, State BAN" VI VI
J. F. PARNi, Book Keeper at d. 7. Woodbury's.
ID. OYEHDIER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
H. q. MILLS, Sec,y Columbus Gas and Coke Go:
O. d. MASON, Book Keeper at J. II. Riley Co.'S.
eY-For full particulars, send for circular
GRANGER d ARMSTRONG,
ts4-1v Propretors.
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TERMS

TEEAlS:
For Fu CoIrse, SflcEuiHg all Departments of Book
,keeptng, Leetures aud PeanGnstip, tnc9'fd6ky in
For FtL CourSein Ladies 70
trTNuE PRoPRIEToRS take great pleasure In expressing
Il their thanks the gratifying and unprecedented sue
which the of their Institution since
It's establishment at Capital and stimulates them to
exertions meet, In the most ectet DdiHet the
rapidly Increasing demand for aPGcticdt and corecn
sire courss of mercantile hdiaiag The great practical
experience Of the Principal in heavy Ranking and CONNER
cial Houses assisted by educated aud accomplished gentle
has him 70 bring to degree of perfection
ROOM Instruction, by oral exercises
NOT ATrAiNED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION. Each
STUDENT by this process is drilled at the DESK ilfpd-
dy step by step, until he has mastered the whole rontns
Of an duties us tor0Wgy as Adoughe haG
sePred an apprenticeship Ia some urge CODf1ierctE
House; thus all awkwardness lterng and egregious
bundrrs arr, great measure, dissIpateu
addition engagement OF accomplished ASSIST
nnts we have secured the services OF some OF tie
most emnCrt in Ohio to lecture on commercial
topics.
here hut embraces every thing connected with DOUBLE
ENTRY BOOK KEEpISG with free and full discussion OF
It's ScIentc Principcs-LeGures upon Commercial history
aud History Eminent Commercial Men, commercial Ge-
ography Commercial Products Commercial Calculatons
Political Economy Mercantile Law, Ethics OF Trade, Part
nership, "
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MISCEI,I ANEOUS.
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE.

~ x MAIN w f1tJESh1INAr.s =
FALL IND WINTER TRADE
GToNE q THOMAS take pleasure in announcing that
y they now In receipt OF their full stock OF Fail and
Winter
Dry q Gods, Varieties and millinery Goods.
They Just received their Second Fall Purchases,
which, added to their former stock, VIII enable them pre-
sent 10 the Public more than
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
Being y far the largest and MOST DESIRABLE stock
embracing the BEST SELECrIOS goods they
ever offered to the Public.
10 their former variety they have added large stock of
CRrpetinS and Rugs OF the latest designs and best makes
beautiful line OF choice Pufs suitable for the
generally, they Invite the attention OF the Trade.
Having been in the Eastern cities previous
the late heavy rise in all kinds Of Cotton Fabrics, buy
ing largely with the Cash, they done
lls well directly from the Importers, and AIRnufac-
tuCrs In Instances they able Inducements
to sse Cush BWgeFs, eitheTby the PIECE RETAIL
exec 't by no sinllar house II the West
10 nSet wants OF their increasing Trade they
have made, and making ample arrangeentsto furnish
the Public with Of the best selected stocks Of goods in
their line in the West.
In this stock may be found fully
l31Gg yds Some ofthe finest imported,
1900 Z" French Merinoes, CashmereS, Bofnbaxines,
rhibets and Maddomias-of every quality and color,
full line Of the Richest Painted, Ombre shaded Bat
in stEped Cashmeres and DelRiHes-ImpoHted.
40 shawls and Cloaksembracing some OF the richest
ever offered in Wheeling. alrri
10000 yds Ginghams Debazes DeIaInes and Prints and
6O,VOO " of Domestics-embraciuR the laFsest line Of
mousse II not by any house Ia the city.
They have laid In their stock with view closer cash
trade and pledge the Public that effort upon their part
shall be wanting to please. l'sssr isr
They feel confident that they can offer inducements
coss cd buyers eNcelled by house the West, fin
the United States No trouble to show goodSgoOds
Cars, Hotels and Boats for customers.
- Always on hand, Prime Live Geese Feathers. ~
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OPENED THIS DAY, and now ready for
sale, a fresh supply Of ChIcEerng Sons oei-
III H n ebrated Piano FoEteS, Of beantifai Hack WAL
u y nut and Rosewood finish, and for hFillianey OF
tone and lgness of touch be surpassed either hs
country or Europe and offered At the lowest manuct1
rers prices, including carriage.
Also, ITinseS Co.'S dsiodeons, ney style With fai and
half SWELL OF fine Rosewood dnsh and It the lowest Buffalo
Prees with general stock Of Martina celebrated Guitars
Italian French and German Vi0ns, Tolineellos, Rutes
Fes, Banost TambOTnes, Tuning Forks the best Italian
strings with all other articles in the music line, and gene
raj asserttne ent Of Variety Goods.
ny2 - -, JAS. MElloa.
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IN lllhre!i11a 1nfeIIiaelleer,

.-,,rr-Corner of Main and Quincy streets
JF'''N -Enlrance from Quincy st.
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NUMBER 1876
CITY BUSINESS.
ENCOURAGES AMERICAN MANUFAOFURHs
BuEAEks'ei RpUk.ES EEPRlR'S
YEgrf@iner TIlI1iE1

SINCE tds superior Fluid lax has been before tie puho
y nearly two years has been constantly gaining II
favor and IS nov preferred by % the farssd Ar
mold Fluid.
ties together with smaller sizes have been sold
TO bankers and merchants In oneinna, Lonsye, Pitts
vineenncs indianapolis Evansville, Frankfort, Lexingtoa
Nasviei Memphis, ST. Louis, TesbnF Jackson, S6tch1
and New Orleans. It has also been adopted In the state De
partnaents Of Kentucky, Tennesste ard NstspP. Il has
taken three first Glass Diplomas the Mechanics
Cincinnati and Louisville and four Diplomas Prise Ne
daS a State Fairs held last Eau In New York, 0hiO Indiana
and Illinois.
The following merchants, bankers, &c. whsslns here
tofore using Arnolds English Ink have purchased J. j. BuI-
ler's Book Keepers Writing FlnId: ts s.'t ~
Northwestern Bank Of Virginia. MerehRnts' AeehRncss
Bank of Wheeling Bank Of Wheeling Crescent Manufaetu-
ring Company County CLERK Of Ohio County; National Lse
House, Kelly Holloway Co.; Russell MeAfse; Gordon,
MAtheFs Cos 7. Sweeney SOni Dosne CogRnE OFT
Boyd; Boyd o Oliver Pryor; Jas H Stout &Co; balab-
din, GiIberson & Co.; Press
For sale At manufacturers prizes by
ANlBDIN. 5eIIBERRoN
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rHE LADLES, DEP1RTlLENT

THE. LADIES' DEPARTnENT
Is now opened for the reception ofLaes No Institution in
the Union mpars thorough interesting course in
this Department. -, -
In conclusion We would add, that shall put forth our
best efforts to in still eminent degree me nat
terng reception with which enterprise has et aug
pledge OuiseEres to fpdTt more thorough, prdcedt
course Of Mercantile than cdiCeJorasa dEdy
other similar Mercantile College. -,
Among many Recommendation, We give the tono"
Eve the undersigned, pleasure in testtyIng that We
are personally acquainted with Mr. GranEers ability as an
Accountant and Teacher Book Keeping, which Is OF e
highest order. He has had great experience as an AS
counant in heavy Commercial and Banking Houses Wnle
gives him superior facilities imParting ETIctcat
En0trisdge Qt Book aud thorough Commercial
EdurutiDn.
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"Poor Old Uncle Ned,

"And he had no wool on the top OF his head,
onsthe place where the wool ought to grew
THERE are some folks a-days the lameuta-
Il bic tN with Uncle Ned. They may change their
song Of woe to one of reioeinF, they VIII only
means which Art Offers to Nature, to aid her. 1tl
EmeFSOn'S Hair Restorative,
Is well known and valuable HAIR TONIC. There are
those In Wheeling who testify poerin preyentng
Tie loss OF hair, and In restoring luSuant growth where
sickness or otherwise the hair had unfortunately
'Aiifit efHsESSh's Hair Tonic for sale by
7. If LOGAN & co,
2 dec1l Corner Druggists.
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p,r,ES OF ADVERTISING.
NJ ~ ~ NONFAREIL, or LESS, CONSTITUTING

Notices charged $50 per square, per annuin,
,gaaIr, and the same rate oi discount thereon Tor
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-02-13
CONGRESSIONAL ITEMS.

Not Tclegraphed for The Nc'cspapes.1
WEIGHTS AND MEAsUREs.-At the sug-
gestion of Mr.. Morrill,. the House has adopt
ed a resolution to furnish a complete set OF
weights and measures to the State of Yer
mont.
THE OH SPANISH CoIN.--The Senate has
adopted an amendment to one of the appro-
priation bills, providing that for two years TO
come, the Mint may receive Spanish quarters,
IL l-2 and Ii cent pieces at their nominal
value, in exchange for The ae,o cents. The ex-
change will not be made for any other coin.
So hurry up the old Spanish coin and ex-
change il. Government will make money by
the operation, if the seigniorage on the new
cents is nearly so per centum las asserted
by Senator Hunter, according to the Wash
ingtOn Globe. Perhaps there is an error in
either the statement or the report.
The TABIrF.-It is estimated that the
bill for the reduction of the Tariff, now be-
fore the House, will reduce the revenue about
IA millions per annum. Mr.. Morrill, has
spoken against the proposed reduction of the
duty on wool to 10 per cent