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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-17
CRATES, RENDERS, FINE SETS vi

CRATES, RENDERS, FINE SETS OF
~ SHOVELS, TONGS and PQKERS.--I have for
sale an elegant assortment Of all kinds of Crates
including every style of Tenders Summer Pieces
handsome and PLAIN sets Of Shoyels longs and
Pokers Seven different sizes of coal Scuttles czdeI
Shovels FIRE Shovels handsome Stands for Shoyelt
and Pokers Blower Stands. Brass and Iron Footmans
fire Brick fire Slabs and Jams sets of Soap Stone for
setting up CRATES; Tavern and Church Bells Of
sweet TONE Builders, housekeepers, and others In
want OF any Of the above articles can be supplied
the lowest Northern prices. am manufacturing
all kinds Of Brass and Iron Work of the above de
scriptton, at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, and
CRATE and FENDER AAEUFACT0RY, No. 225
Main street between eth and 9th Streets Vest side
Richmond, Va
Sc l6-3m SD DENOON
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HDUCAT1oN.

T s. 6QUIREG SELECT CLASSICAL
LIZ AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORNER MAIN
AND lsT STKEETa. RICHMOND, vA.-Ihe slsv-
enth session Of th:s scool is now 10 progress Pu-
pills e1tering. are charged only from time q admis-
don. 90 Pin
MIGHT ECMSC.< Gs 1ssS VIRGINIA
IN MECHANICS INSTITUTION WkDNES-
DAY NIGHT, the 18th Oct, two PRIMARY SCHOOLS
will be opened BY the COMMITTEES Of tbs inshIuts.
one in SAUNDERS HALL, on Foushee street. between
Grace and Broad, under the management OF Mf. W.
A. RENSIE and the other In the PRssBrTEEfAs SCHOOL
HOUSE, on franklin street. ut Its intersection with
sd street. Rev. THOMAS II. JOINS being the princi-
pal teacher. These schools will Be opened eyery
other night and FREE OF CHARGE 10 ail boys
who are members Of the Institute Persons Wishing
to obtain certificates Of membership and tickets TO
the schools, can do by calling ON tho Secretary,
at the Hall Of the Institute or on either OF the fo
WILLIAM MACFARLANE.
Law Building,
SAMUEL s. CoTTRELL.
Main ST., betw. 18th and 18th,
A. BAR6AMIN, JR.,
10th and Main sts,
ocI-ts Com on Night Schools. v. N. /.
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SHORT STORY BY Observation-Disclosures tells the fol
lowing story of an American sea captain:
On mis- last voyage home the captain had on
board young lady of remarkable personal attrac
tions-a phrase l use as one being entirely new
and one you never met with 10 the newspapers
This ycung lady was beloved intensely by FIVE
young gentlemen passengers, and In return she
was In love with them all very ardently, but with
out any particular preference for either. No.
knowing how TO make up her determination in
this dilemma, she consulted my friend the captain
The captain being q man Of an original turn Of
mind says 70 the young lady: slump overheard
and marry the man who jumps after you The
young lady, struck with the idea, and being
naturally fond Of bathing. especially In warm
weather, az 1t then wss, took the advice of the
captain, who had eboat manned In case of accident,
Accordingly, next morning, the five lovers bsins
On deck. and looking devotedly at the young lady,
she plunged into the head foremost, Four OF
the lovers immediately jumped in after her
When the the young lady and her four lovers were
got out again, she says to the captain: "what am
! do with them now, they are 80 wet?" Says the
captain, stake the dry one," And the young lady
did, and she married him
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DIFFERING to the advertisement Of
~ my removal to 18th street. between Main AID
Cary, beg leave 20 submit TO my customers and the
public in general. the following rate OF prices for the
winter season:
Lager Beer. Philadelphia Ale Porter and Cider bot
'ieu Up !. 9 pints' Ps' 'os = Bottles included.
half do, 20 eents-bottjss extra
charged.
Lager Beer In half quarter and eighth barrels.
(the latter ones OF gallons, package exclusively
for the city customers.) Phflsdelphia Ala In whole
sash.
n. B-store and Bar keepers, e,nsiderehle per
centage allowed. y. WlLBACHKR,
18th st., between Main and Cary
Orders left with Messrs. Laidley Robinson sorner
18th and Franklin: Messrs. Duyal a Norton, corner
10th and Main, or at my establishment, will be
promptly attended 10. oe2e
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II. GArHRIGHr.

TALIAFERRO FAMILY FLOUR.-Ws
will commence In fev DAYS making tha .hoxs
neQualled brand ofFLOUR 'As ssS's
fersons wishing 20 their supplies will please
18th street. - ss - 800 T"
au7-n. rALIAHERRo RgIp.
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HATe. CAPS, BOOTS, 90.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
MlLEs VERY SUPERIOR BOOTS.


We have in store, recently received and made
expressly TO our order. gencraa sortment Of the
above superior and beautiful BUTTS. some madt
for Dress. aud that double solos and double
uppers. These Boots are too we'll known to require
comment from any quarter and for any one TO say
that they have Boots equal to Miles u perfectly Mb
surd. There many deaers in this city that would
be very glad 10 get them from Miles but be refuses
he has more orders Tor his Boots than he can I'LL
We have been customers of his for the last twenty
four years. and up this time we have seen but very
few persons who have not said Miles Boots the
best they ever or wore. These Boots are made
out Of very soft French Calfskiu. They ut beautiful
" and As general thing they are as SOFT as glove
We receiving new supplies Of these Boots almost
every week. and our assortment Is generally very
complete. We would respectfully ask our friends
and the public to give us call when In want.
VS. have, also, q large assortment OF gentiemen's
fine French Calf CATERS for Dress, and also double
soIes These Gaiters are really nice and good. We
have known them TO wear some Of our customersco
stantly for six months, aud they lit elegantly. and
the price Of them is from dollar and fifty cents to
two dollars pair less than other Caters sold for
aud will warrant them to WELL if not Ion
ger than any french Shoes. All we have to say 10
our friends, in town and country, when in want OF
any thing the Boot. Shoe Trunk line. TO call on
PUTNEY 4 WATTS, where they can hnd almost
erything. de IA
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PIANOS, 60.
MECHANICAL.

T1IN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
4 ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH STREET.
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.-The subscriber is
fully prepared to do all kinds Of work. in the above
business with dispatch; and returns thanks to his
numerous patrons for past fsvors and solicts con-
tinuRnce of the same. Being master of his business
he can promise his customers that all work done BIZ
him will at least be equal TO any other house in the
city and fnlly cheap-afact known to all persons
who know what good work is.
ROOFING, GUTTERING, &c.-Heis prepared to
execute this description of work In q very superior
manner both In town and country.
TIN WARE:-Always on hand a large and general
GAS FITTING.-He is likewise prepared to do all
kinds ofGas Fitting in the best manner
PUMPS.-He keeps always on hand large and OK
tensive stock OF Well and Garden Pumps
fell CHARLES Ii. LANGLEY.
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THE RICHMOND SODA WATER Am

Il III AAOIIMVNU QUA WAIEN AND
B0TTLING ESTABLISHMENT IN FULL.
FVkkcE, WITH ITS DOuELE SIT OF sELF.ACT-
lN3 CHAMPIONSHIPS OLDEST or THE
ted Soda Water is put up by NJ. MCCORMACK
Also Lsmon and sarsaparila Pop, PhiladelphiA Por-
The subscriber has added 10 the above the bottins
Of Lager Beer. of superior quality In pint ana haf
pint bottles, 70 suit CUSTOMERS
- II NJ. MCCORMACK. sos Rroaa N
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srrtvsd at New York. bringing az Peruvian Ia..a
-: nanher originally shippsd was II, but 20 died
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. pgyou1D sY cANxrpAls.-The Panama Sta, ~
The I'd inst, states that the bark Sarah Am - ~
rom that port TO the Island Of 0csanlca with mar.
Shanaizs and passengers, Was wrecked on one IN.
aAoitsd ~ savage cannieals, and every peraon On
hoard was devoured by those monatsrs w
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Jpsf SAVED HMsEIF.-A pious old sentlsman
enc OF the salt Of ths earth sort, went out into
the held to catch Q mare that was wont to bear
him TO town. lie moved on the most approved
ncds He shook . measure of corn at her to do
ludc her into the belief that shs was 70 ret If
ssoos art. She would come nigh and then dash of
again, until the good man was fretted very tad ly
At last he got her 10 a corner among some briars
AID made dash at her, when she bounded over
the Wall and Ien him sprawiing among the bush
e. His Christian fortitude gave way at this, and
gathering himself he cried, "Oh, hel'- The
ejaculation had passed bis lips before he thought
Wy immsdnts!y conscious Of Its wickedpess, be
ssao-"islu1sh!" and translated the prolane word
INTO q note oftriumph.-Bostoa Evening" Casete.
------<----------
scePfNpyp PAYHHNr--The Eorwaik sayings Com
paoy, at Sofwalk, Ohio, has suspended payment
70 oepositors, and made an assignment of Its ef
bsss The total amount Of deposits was about s.s,
w. A partial Investigation shows among the a.
Gets ~, 900 In bonds Of the Peru and indianapolis
aailsoad, now worth nine cents on the dollar, and
ndshtsdnsss from IAtimer, TREASURER of the com
psny, Of from $4,000 70 $1,000.
ksfses or Tue ksyr1noy.--A letter from New
tork says:
The remarkable fact IL stated that during III,
lily Gays suspension. specie In this city hal
notes az one per emit. discount. The country Ar :
uat richer than 1t has ever been before erop,
81 all kinds are more abundant; but they have no,
osen put In market because the rsvuision In bust
nsss amongst Spectators came On lust at the mo
neat Tor pressing forward the annual supplies
Ihe eject though disastrous TO thousands has beer
i" sefsau or prevent rash adventures.
BADLY BrssED.--A hrightfal accident occurred a,
we residence OF Dr.. Thomas, In Washington. on
tuesday. The eldest Of the three daughters of DR.
:. tsged about 49, while passing crate had he,
uress set on IRE. The two younger sisters ran I.
~, rseI, ano all were dreafuliy harmed. II d
assrsd the elder win not survive.
peyou1D sY cANxrBAls.-The Panama Sta, a,
The I'd inst, states that the bark Sarah Ann IN, ~
rom that port 70 the Island Of OcsanIca win mar
Snsnai9s and pAssengsrs, WAS wrecked on one in
hAbitsd b. savage cannibals, and every neraor =,
hoard was dsveured by those monsters. -
f1uviAN IAxAs,--The brig X. Drnmmona ~.
srrfvsd at New York, bringing az Peruvian Ia- .a
On the passage - 1is'
=, ~ AiAbA-ns Legislature, q bill RELATING 4,
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WATCHES, CIoCXg. 90.
NOTICE
80 JOHN N. WILLIAMS,
Matchmaker and JeyyelIer,

~ JOHN N. WILLIAMS,
Matchmaker and Jeweller,
{FoRMERIY WITH Mr.. JOHN HILL)
Has taken the store lately occupied BY Ihos. Shep
pard a shoe store, next door to Mr. James WIFI
liams shoe store. No, East Main street. where he
keeps constantly on hand good assortment of fine
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, &c. which he
sells low for cash and warrants every article sold to
be IS represented.
All Watches sold at this establishment will be tho
roughly examined befoT edeiiverd to the customer.
and warranted 20 perform well for twelve months,
without charge for repairs, unless broken.
81 AL kinds Of hne WATCHES, such as Duplex,
Chrouometer, English and Anchor Levers. Horizon
tai EAeapements, and Repeaters, and fine English
ADD French CLOCKS repaired in q workmanlike
manner, and warranted TO run twelve months with
out additional charge, unless broken.
30. All kinde OF JEwELRY, Music BOXES.
ACUORDE0NS. &c, &e., neatly and promptly re-
paired, and satisfaction warranted In every article
sold or repaired at this establishment, by
JOHN WILLIAMS,
No 5 Fast Main street,
Next door 10 Mr.. Jss. Williams Shoe Store.
de lS-lm Below Market.
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A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PROCESS
II OF AMBR0TYPING, Just received from the in
yentor in New York at 0SB0RNES PICTURE GAL
LERYl Come and sec them. They have none Of
the city. This process is capable of producing the
most beautiful effects. Remember, OSBORNE never
has taken cheap inferior es,-nothing but the
best Is allowed to go out from this Gallery. No
hashy advertisement ever appeared in print of this
establishment. We rely on our known merit
ALBERT w. OSBORNE,
su 2e-ts Opposite the Exchange Bank.
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A LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE

"A For sale. my Farm Of 81 acres, in Albenarle
county, adjoining J. o. Massey, sneed and others;
six miles from Charlottesville, TIVE and half from
wanna improvement. One hundred and twenty
acres--one-third bottom landau cleared, enc osed
and highly Improved. All necessary out buildings
and well OF first rate water the premises
Terms liberal If preferred, exchange will be
made for Richmond property. Address me at Rich
mond. or call 1t my Office, corner OF Franklin and
Governor streets. 3. A. HART.
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HR By agreement this day entered into between
the Faculty of the Medical College and the
Physicians Of Bellevue Hospital in addition TO the
usual weekly charge, fee varying from 81 10 $50
operation. The particular charge for any specified
operation may be ascertained beforehand By appIicu-
ton to the Resident Ply stefan the Attending Ply
ssians and Surgeons of either institution.
AhsnIinC SuToeons-Profs. Gibson, Peticolas and
Wexford.
Attending Pnpsisidns. Tucker aud Conway
Resident ISlysicidn.-M Marion Howard, II. d.
iHe.ccrd.-F NJ. Parrish.
Tresident If IEtrmdry.-L. 8. Joynes, NJ. d.
Persons in the country wishing 10 send patients to
the Infirmary, or desiring information, may address
the President or the Steward ly dem
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Northern Market.,

NKw YORK. Dec 6-Eiour declining. State s. 40,
Ohio $a0e543 Southern $490d1$525. Wheat de-
Arm stecks frmer,
BaIrIxosx Dec ls.-Plour dul' Howard and Ohio
held at ~ City Mills so Wheat Arm and active;
white 81 nGl 49, red 81 05@pl III. Corn steady: new
white 43W50 cents; yellow 4s932.
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WE offer the following Drawing Paper,
- at Wholesale OF retail, very low. viz:
Mhite cartoon or Drafting Paper. a inches vice
Yellow Pattern do do A do do )
v hAimsns Drawing and CoioTing Paper 5 sizes
Tracing do 4sixcs
Transfer do. red and black
julian hoard; Bristol Board; Bonoahrouztic
Gard; Prostypess Prepared oil skeschinE Boarsis. !
WA. SATfLEk . CO.
no - is3 Main &c.
TWENTY-FIVE TIERCES BACON
breestss 10 hhds bacon sides, hAsis do Shout
SesE - bSts Leaf Lard IS kegs Do Do; 5fiercrs Han
nseon. Receiving per 1alsinors steanlef. Aad f6r
dsN WA.WALLAcg SOM.
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NJI
ltl to day great many new goods suitable for the
season. such rich Chenille and Stella Shawls; FIR.
Mernoes, solid colored and printed Mousaines. 100
pieces Debeiges at 10 cents double width, at 2 cts
Steel Hoops and Quilted Skirts; also, great many
heavy goods for servants wear Which are selling
- &c ''S -" pJ j.. IN. RosENBAUM,
lse Broad street
p. s:-Another large lot of these French Move
RICH VELVET AND CLOTH CLOAKS.
LIZ Great inducements willbe offered in our
Splendid Velvet and Cloth Cloaks
Rich Chenille Shawls
Rich Plaid Long and square Shawls
HOSIERY.
Children's worsted Hosiery, a full assortment
Children's winter Gloves, a full assortment
Ladies' Fleece lined Plush and Wool Gloves
Ladies' Kid, Busk and Cashmere Gauntlets
Ladies' Alexanders Kid Gloves, all colOrs
Gents Plush lined and Cashmere Gloves
Gents Buck and far lined and fur Gloves
Gents Gauntletts, q large assortment
Gents Merino, Silk, and Cotton half Hose
Gents Merino, Lambswool and Silk Shirts and
Gents Printed border and white Linen Cam
brio Handkerchief
Black and colored Cloths and Cassmeres-an
Rich velve. and Silk vestings
Bed Blankets. extra line and cheap
Also just opened another lot of those cheap prints
at 90 cents, and more of those yard wide Bleached
deli CHRISTIAN LATuROP.
GREAT CLOSING OUT, at CHARLES
W II
few weeks will be closing out at auction: until
then will sell the following at auction prices
Dress Goods Cloths
Cloaks Cassimeres
Shawls VestnSs
Sears Shirts
Irish Linens Cravats
Sheetings Socks
Counterpanes Suspenders
Damasks Dressing Gowns
Napkins Umbrellas
Doylies Blankets.
With many other goods too numerous to mention.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. --GOLD-
~ SHIFTS stock OF Goods must be sold. no mat
ter at what pricee. The Ladies can supply them
selves at one half the usual prices There will be this
week great sacrifice of goods offered. A great
many bought at auction at great deduction on for
mer prices. Trimmings, EIabroideries Millinery
Goods, White Goods Plannels, Gloves, Gauntlstts,
Hoods Corsets and thousands of articles just drop
in at GOLDSMITS. Goods are nearly to be given
away. Such astonishing prices for Goods has never
been witnessed before in this city. Come one, come
all, to GOLDSMITS,
Great Bargain Store,
deS A. Broad street.
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r OOK OUT FOR
- GREAT BARGAINS
IN DRY GOODS!
By "JAMESTOWN," THIS MORNING.
AT
ALFRED MOSES
NOTED CASH STORE,
no 10 &c Main street.

lave YOU HEARD THE NEWS
IL Never before have you seen such bargains AZ
you can mud the Cheapest Goods ever before offered
in this city Plain. Plaid and Fancy Silks, from 90
cents and upwards; English Herinoes from 20 cents
to the finest Fren b Merinoes at IS cents; all wool
en- DeLanes Mouslines; Shawls; Scars at all prices
Cloaks, Talmas aud Mantilas from 81 to s3,, worth
twice the money Flannels at Is and all wooden at
~ CENTS Blankets; Sheeting, Shrting, Towtling and
Table Cloths. ct astonishingly lew prices; Embreid
and Glsves; Ribbons; Shirt Bosoms; Irish Linens
&c. Let be the first thing in the morning to call at
No. n Main street.
ds7-lm$ JOSEPH STRAUSE.
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FLOUR We have no change In quotations. thou ri,
tie market - little nrmer. We quote to shippers
eaperhns S.sG575-ssles Of choice straight brands
ut the latter price.
WHEAT:-The market Is sitter owing to light re-
Cstpts, wRh an advance Of SC. We quote good Ia
prime BED Si2o&i.2o; good to primo bite 81 goo
1.N.
O0RN.-Nsw We quote at 5sas5e Old 7oGa75 cts
ssne sellers quote best White high as sO but nc
recent sales.
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ST MM A YEAR!

GRAIN BAGS.-For sale in lots 10 suit
Opurchasers Enquire at the once Of the Treas
urer OF srperiutesAdent Of the ~ hmond snc Dan
Vile Railroad &c., jy x2-dkcts
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NEW G.-DARRACOTT.
~ HARRIS co. have just received choice lot
of Clothing, consisting Of ine Black Dress Suits
Fancy Velvet Vests; fine Black do; Furnishing
Goods Of every kind and quality For bargains. cali
Va DARRACOTT HARRIS 4 C0
no "a Successors to Merchant. Weisieer Go.
CELLING AT REDUCED PRICES
~ We have ON hand and selling Al xsrv lo, 49,
large andwel assorted lot Of Cashmere Business
Goats. Cloth and Beaver Raglsns. Ribed ana Plain
large assortmenfs OF Boys Over and Body Coat
Black and Fancy Cashmere Pants, large lot. We ars
onefing very low, Vests OF Black and Fancy yel.
vets, Merino and Black Fancy Cassimeres F,irnish.
ing Goods OF all styles and grades. Gentismen,s
Travelling Shawls, from 81 TO So
de 10 ms. corner of Nain anS 49,. ",
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On ths other Side OF the account:
Count securities rs sO7 IT,. Decrease f59e 6s;
other securiies 81 49, Increase a3 al
Notes unemployed. 1918. 5ia.. increase ..0sa3
The amount OF notes In circulation 10 ~. 40 o5.
Icing an increase of SO los and the stock Of bullion
IN both departments is 81 1852. showing an in
crease of 95os,376. when compared with the preee-
dipS return
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-31
Frsm the N. Y. Journal OF Commerce.
SPANISH COIN.

The public appear determined to be mystfed in regard
to the Spanish coa and some of contemporaries
doing their best to help them One paper that these
coins legal tender and that Congress proposes
to rob The people by fobiddng their circulation except
discount of 20 per cent Another paper is quite ndg
at what conceves to be attempt of the grocers
other dealers to induce the poor pay these out at their
reduced value and take them back at their old rate while
yet Others to help the slaughter the result Of
various MEETINGS Of the coin to show that their intrinsic
value is about per cent below their nominal currency
Every one these statements is These coins
not legal tender and have not been for time
past the of 1884 and ls43 combining the legal
cy OF Spanish Mexican, Peruvian, CHILEAN, and Central
American coin to the dollars of certain weight and not in
GLIDING the fractional parts thereof The bill now before
Congress simply authorizes the public officers of the United
States receive the fractions of dollar at 20 per cent
than their nominal value and commands them to hand
such as they receive to the mint for reconage but 1t
does not forbid their currency at higher rate that
when the bill becomes law, W it docs ever pass no pres
emit legal rights of any holder of the coin will be at all d-
mn5hed Those who have received them have been for many
years entirely the disposition of the public
to whether they could pay them out again. IF all at once
the community as body agree to condemn the currency
it is public opinion alone which is responsible for the
suit To suppose thu, after the poor has submitted
discount the piece two in his possession, heis
going receive them again from the grocers anybody
else their full tale is to deny him credit for the least
sscacy and prove him unfit to manage his own affairs
There is also an error in regad to the intrinsic value of
these cons as proved by recent assay The depose at
the assay Office of about $780, which there loss
Of 81 per cent consisted entirely of smooth pieces every
quarter eighth and sixteenth which Showed the pillar
or would pass current in any South American port hav
ing been previously taken The result s therefore
guide to those who hold unassored of the coin
Every sound quarter which the impression is distinct
is worth int.inscay from rs to 81 cents and is readily
taken at rs cents in exchange for American currency by
all the bullion brokers' The is true of the smaller