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At Cleveland with eveland and Toledo, Cleyelfnd Go
um6us a. Cmcnna Cleveland aud Erie, and CisvO md
and PtttsbugI Rnllr as.
Al SOlUt witt hacks to ThagTin Falls sc.
At AIautua with hacks for RByeuna. No.
At BraCeville with hacks TO NCWtOI FHl- 3, &c.
AT Waueu with hacks TO Sharon - eeuhed, Meadyille
Bloomfield Canfeld, &c.
At Youngstown, with stugos for New Castle Poland,
Lowell, and EnOn VALLEY, and thence by l.. = W G. r.
X. to Pittsburgh.
CHAs. L. RHoDRs, sup't
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MO ONE REMEDY Is LOUDER

n " ONB hEMED Is LOUDER
IN ca led for by the necessies Of the American people
than sure aid safe cure for Es,er aud Aguo such
ed are now euub. cd to Offer with perfect certainty
that II Will rtudCa the dsuse, aud with assurance
led on proof that harm arise from its uny
quantity
That which protects from prevents this disorder must
We OF immense IN the communities which
walls PTeUeH0n is better than the patient
apes the NIX which he must 10 violent stacks of this
hateful dlslempHr This CURE F" eNp3ls the masmatr
poison ut Fever aud Ague rou TIE system preveas
OF It's prempno symptoms. II is mt only the best
edy ever yet discovered tr lEcass complaints, but
the cheapest The large quantity supply for dollar
brings within tho reach Of eveV body; and in luus DIS
rCs, where Fever and Ague prevails body should
have and It and II freely both and pro-
reach Of allthe well as the ri H. great
Otity Of this remedy other discovered the
speedy and certain OF Inte s that
no Qunme or mineral consequently produces qunism
Orutuer uiu effect Whatever upoh the contribution
Those cared by left healthy If they had
had the dlsCuss.
Fever anu Agc is not alone the consequence o. the mia
matte poison. great variety Of disorders from its
irritation, bmOug which are Nelrag Rheumnttm, GOut,
Headache, blindness Tuuthache EurChe, CltBTrh Asth-
ma, Papitaun, Painful AhUcuun Of this SpleeH Hyster
les, Pair u the Bowels, Coc, parul Asg and Derange
cause put the Intermittent typs become periodical
This "IURE CIles the pJsOu from ths blood and
quCuy cures them all alike. It's an invaluable protection
Immigrants and travelling residing
10 TIE muulus districts. II taS occasionally daily
white exposed to the injection that will DO eIcreted
rpoH into disease. Hence it l. valuable pro-
lection than cure, and will suleI from lnteTmt-
tents If they avail til msehts of the protection this
dy affords.
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COM M ERGIAb.
MoRNiNo LnApEa oFg!oEl


Tho mske; has quiet to-day. aud The only thing espe
einly noticcsble ia further decline IN wheat
FLoUR-Qusta Al ranro Of sa7sqs0 for common exlras
70 doublo extras.
wHEAT-Iower Sales oars rcd at sli 4oar' do l,W
1 car amber at Loo. and car white at Sllt
CORN Fair supply on the market but selling Nom
inal O09c.
OATs-Qalet At s20Sc
BUTTER-saes IS kegs common W At i2ho,
The following liable shows the receipts shipments per
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DIKE'S PEAK-A large assortm ent
Il fRiFLEs n REyoLyERS Suitable for PIKE,
5 Gsy SSy S9SOf @ s e@S ssS eSss5 e
SHOT, CAPS So, very low for cash At Hauers ysGun
Store No l02S Superior street. ueXt door GOrhan
Aplln Repairing neatly executed with dispatch
febldyR6 II, HATTERsLEY
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GHMRlEEN NALM.-HY NIkrLIM

~ II " II II T y BlNII " ID i ' I'M q u
~ of writ OF Vendi ENpn and Fieri FuCas issued
from tie Court of Common pCn Of CuyshosH County, at
the suit u damgs tuZZens VIM IL Usher To directed
have levied sal expose sale pub uuC-
tiun, the promises occupi ty said VIM IT, Usher the
township Omsled III sud county the 18th day Sep
tcmher, 1883, ut O'Clock NJ Of ald day the following
described property, to wit SuOrses two year Old colt
yCarng colt, COWS, lull calves, II sheep, white
two horse lumber wagon buggy, pillow, Il hn row
and cultivatur. ID. l.. WlGHrhlAN Sheriff,
Stu
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DR.. AMOS g. SON,

DR.. A MOS & SON,
Corner Of Main aud QupY streets, BUFFALO, N Y.
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANS S IN
"a the State who members ul The Royal College OF
Surgeons, London May be consulted from o'oucE
diseise ile IreInent h6y aipt Is tbs Testi upTarl,
OF thrtYyears extensive practice in Europe and erica.
AMosr SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
prHpeIy g ms rs Serai . WIZ @ C % Sr
nea cured from hieen days 70 two months by the use
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,
Dr. AMOS X SONtuke pleasure in announcing that they
have @ invented most important instrument for tho euro OF
most eminent physicians ia London, PARIS, PhadeluIa
and New York; 1t has been declared the only useful nsu
ary disease caused by the secret habits Of youth Price
n B@br AMOS SON in order to satisfy the most
skenc4 as 10 the merits Of this instrument pledge them
tory, al fair ra The money wnl be refunded by
turning the instrument IA good order.
A CURE WARRANTED.
Syely to tins peculiar class of maad and tho relief they
have been enabled to lender their le9w crea
lures rs fully testified and CRATE fully acknowledged hy
esroot patents and others daily arriving IN town from NJ
aons while theire have been n ed by the most
gna advantages yet from what they have experienced IN
ger Us and ~yeieate thew have Sways sntepat0ed IN
possibility OF their prevention, aud removal and likewise
uyarnby found lat tn most horrible and malignant
Of dseaLs could amost invariably lie traced 10 one OF the
following causes Ignorance, neglect orthe bnd effect
unskllul ana improper treatment; therefore Dr. AMO
SON have succeeded m discovering in thes election OF
heir remedies, sair eluClua and cautious course,
ting all combination Of remedies VIII Ch bear equIvnct
character we'll those whose premature or iuiudicus
application might be productive o bad the
auds Of p VHte individuals In short the audabe end uI
rrumedles lS the iossenlng OF great of human
sory by the alienation, relief and prevention of those
ieyous affections thar in reality the secret foes OF life
md which, while they extensively surround cal aloud
skill and ntertt renee IN their extcrminatiOn
COUNTRY INVAIIDS
Persons in any part of the world may bs successfully
treated hg forwarding correct detail OF theiy SO, with
remittance for medicines &c.
Address Dr. AMOS a SON, corner M lin and Quay-sts
Buffalo N. lausl NwIy2fk
DESPONDENCY AND INsANFFY-
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FORMING A TRI.wEEKLY LINE.

FORMING A TRI-WEEKLY LINE,
And running in connection at Buna'o with the NEW
Rh fRk Inv 81 cRNA iS BoRrs S1 oS he Fs cana
and at Cleveland it'll the CLEVELAND PIT1SBURG
RAILROAD touching at Detroit Mnckinuc, Shehoygun,
Port Washington Milwaukee, Racine KenOsha, and Wau
This Line is now prepared contracts aud giye
Cleveland To Detrnit, Shebnygau Port WUshmgtog MIL
waukoe Racine KGnOshl, WHukegan Cicus,, and to All
keo and to All prominent points on the Upper Mssls
sirpi River
Upper Lakes with any regularity.
The liberal aronuge ended the Line tho past
SON by the travelling public has induced the PnpnetorS
hty Increase Their HccommodHion tor passengers aud
g dcsing cheap safe and conf rable route will nj
it by takin- this route.
Insurance on property shipped by this Line he ohtuu
ed less rate than by other thnving within the two
sixteen miili5n dollars in value, without any loss
viii tLo.c unpounlIrd facilities the propretors hone 10
receive Iii. raj patronage.
CONTRACTING AGENTS.
JOHN u. MOORE, Agent N. Y. C. RR No 2O1 Broad
N B, S5AULDLNG, Agent Spauldins's Express, No 21O
CHGSBERLiN, THOMAS 3 co, Proprietors II AIer-
ehants Gem raj Canal Line No. mi Broadway. N. v
WM STEWART, Agent Cleveland & PittSour'h h Ruilload
d. il. WILLIAMSON, Agent Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Railroad Wheeling, Va
HUBBY, HUGHES co, Forwarding Merchants, ,CleVo
MIX MORRIS, Forwarding Merchants, Cleveland
H. & MCDOWELL, Special Agent Cleveland, o.
]. TALLMADGE, Forwarding Merchant, Milwaukee,
RICHMOND & co., cor. CLARK and South wator stres
SHELDON PEAsE, Managing Agent,
mu,lb:2h9 Cfilce loot OF Mchaan ST buffalo N kH
1859. 1859.
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Dissolution.

VNHE FIRM heretofore known under
Il Tho style Of Brown Andrews Is this da dissolved
by mutual consent. The sness of tho late firm will he
etOd by either Uurmer at their former place Ut huiutsS
All Indebted to them will ple6se call and sotlo
without deh y, J. L. Known,
{. ANDREWS,
Conner of Ontario aud Prospect sts.
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PROCL Ann ATIOR

g. ANDPEWS will continue tho lour and Feed Bui-
stau, and he rrsprc fully sulicis tho pat
TieveIpuJ ceit . is5g 2,qls
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BUFFALO MARKET-Sept. l

Icy rELEGRAPHl
Fl1uT-iu fair demand and market without any ohar &c
whatever Safes Of 1905 buls.
Whe tia light supply and demand moderate, 'N,epl
for milling lots. Market tending dnwnw nd Sn es 30 0
has white Canadu In smi lots at 81 al ~; 35l bus
wh Water III at same; 5000 bus rcd Iii and Mil
club private terms.
Corn-Soarce and lc better Sales 5000 bus No III at
7ic.
oats-steady Sales 1000 bus wsn at az for prime Ca
madam.
ORts-BGtto.
BHTlev--In request.
Rye Qurt.
Whiskey- Easer; sales 1t 2i%.
Cunnl teRhs lO' corn, lU9 wheat and 96 on flour
TO Y Carriers obtaining advance OF &c corn
snd wheat to Troy and Alblny TOO Rates are finn.
NEW YORK STOCK BIARRET-Sept II.
lBY TELEGRAPH.l
Cumberland I31@; N Y G 81; Reading ok; NJ c 46k;
Ca 4 Chi IL CHI II coz.
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BUFFALO, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.

ON THE OPENING OFaAu7.H
~ LalN Navigation, the Proprietors u HtaVyiM
OF this Line Will put upon the route rom tlt ai
Buffalo to ChioggO frst-cass A ElzR3ls1as1ss9
l Screw steamers, of grost strength aud speed,
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ATTENTION, LADIES!
Browns Hygienic Waist.

Il Wearing Apparel y dtcidcdy the NEST superior IN
ycuOn ~ the day: and le undersigned IN 0aflng lt 10
the pphc confident that for the convenience comort
and health of the wa1fe Il IN all rospe
article Ot The kiud heretofore Invented While thus
duclng To the henhh and OF the person, II also pre-
serves the finest mmuty. Let ayerybd Try and
that one, after tOstug IT, will without
Manufactured and tauty hand, at whoesll aud
re,aii, at our rooms IA Post Office ROCK,
II. n. BROWN & co.
Chasrin Fulls, Ohio, Sept ,ls59.
n-Th0se who huve taken the liberty of counter feit-
ing this aile wi take notice that tboy will ha called to
acoou for the same II, n. b, X co,
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UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN.
DATENT OFFICE AGE NCY, OP
a posito Wedden House, Hans street, Cleveland oh
" II. BuRRIDoR lmy22-l5Jl JEHu BRAINLR
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SOAP AND CANDLES,

Manufactured aud for sale by
T. p. SPENCER.
mRT2sd&wtfR6 Cansl st., foot o ONO, Cleveland
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MOST sCIENTIFIc INVENTION
YOUNG MEN rAKE PARrIcuLAR NorIc

An irslrument for the of Nocturnal Emissions more
properly knuN7n Seminal Weakness, Sc Can be pGmB
lenly cured ~ from fifteen days lwn months by The
l this Instrument when used community with medicines.
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A CARD 20 TIE PrRIIC.

The Medical Agency hoirg established ia connection
VITA EmnOnt Physician II this city, the public may
rely on tie genuine intrinsic of thO remedies boli
them.
As Agent, know the Medic ues tohe Genuine Prcpa-
Tuluns, X, CRUSEk, Agent.
1plf No Ii2 Buo0dwby, New York,
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COUNTRY lNNAIiDS.
Persons in any purt of the world may ha successfully
treated hy forwarding correct detail OF theig So with
for medicines &c.
Address DR.. AMOS SON, corner M Mlin and Ouay-yts
Buffalo n V laugh Nwlvlfk
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News by the Overland Mail.

81. LOUIS, Jan Passengers by the overland mail
report the weather remarkably fine and the roads in good
order.
The Indian agent at Fort Yuma had returned from the
MohaYe villages without accomplishing the release Of the
and children mentioned captured in previous
report.
Col Hoffman had left Fort Teon with an escort Of
cavalry, TO establish post for his eommandthc sixth
infantry The Apaehes peaoeabe and the Camanehe
had gone south.
large fire raging in the woods Fayetteville
Arkansas which it feared would extend many miles
and destroy much property large party OF gold hun
preparing 20 leave Fort Smith for Pixies Peak
Mr. Buttereld has abandoned the project Of conveying
the mail from Fort Smith TO Memphis by river, on ac
count of the low stage OF water An unusual of
along the 35th parallel detained the mail. The
Indians also very hostile.
Much excitement existed at Carson valley respecting the
laws Of Utah. and meetings have been held taking strong
grounds against the jurisdiction of Utah. and requiring
the Utah probate judge TO abstain from the exercise
the duties of his office. Other meetings sustained the
Utah authorities but favored separation from that Terri
tory.
The Oregon legislature had been occupied for several
days in discussing proposition to adjourn die mas
much State legislature had been elected and that the
probabilities that Oregon would assume the
reins Of self government.
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fire at Batesyille Arkansas, the 10th instant de-
stroyed $50 600 worth Of property The Batesve Ins
tute and Masonic Lodge the principal losers
The story got up by the New York papers about pecu
liar circumstances attending the removal of the remains
Of grand daughter Of Col. Ztdock Pratt 10 New Ha
ven is now explicitly denied by them
On Thursday last il discovered that a Frenchman
named Campan, Detroit, had killed bis wife and
buried her carcessly that the toes OF the corpse APP
pearcd above ground He arrested and the sent
to the grand jury
There ID gentleman in New Orleans merchant and
planter, and, regret to add bachelor whose in
come this year will reach the handsome of five hun
dred thousand dollars who twenty five years ago was a
clerk with salary of fifty dollars a month.
The best tobacco is supposed TO he Cuban Formerly
Maryland and Virginia aised the best in the United
States, but variety known as the Connecticut
seed Leaf from its being raised in that river valley
ally brings double the value of the former
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fERs9xlE ElEl5klbfs.

Ms. l. N Davis has written poescal appeal 20 Ais
ssppiAns Ia behalf Of the Mount Vernon Association
Riley w Slccam, s~q has been appointed bv shs
PRESIDENT and confirmed BY the Senate chief coiner Of the
United States mint In California.
John Travis the great pistol shot, has gone to Hunts
vile, Ala, 30 display his skill In the use Of that weapon
lie proposes az the place named among other exploits
TO shoot at bali dollar in the hands Of boy who travels
with Tim
Col Tai shafner who has interested himself much
in teegaphic matters, says that daring the coming
summer, with engineers already engaged he iutnds 10
travel over and examine the route Via Greenland Ice
land, and the Farce Isles which, ia his opinion 4 the
only one practicable for telegraph between Europe and
America"
Hsny Shaw, esq, OF ST. Louis is engaged in LAYING
out and constructing immense aTboretu and garden
ON the plan Of the celebrated rda DIES Piaes which he
intends gft to the city OF ST Louis though the en-
tire country will be free to enjoy its benefits His design
seems 10 be not only to make il complete collection OF
all known trees plants and shrubs but 10 include In lis
Objects full course Of instruction in all matters relating
10 agriculture sc
Gov Randall, Of Wisconsin, tells the people of that
state in his late message that they are too deeply in
debt that Interest loans and mortgages is eating
them up that facilities for further borrowing abroad
would prove but and pitfalls pleasant al the out
set, but sure 70 damage them In the end He says they
must pay whatever they honestly If they ca-ray
1t when due If possible but il possible then as soon
thereafter as may be- but not in debt another dollar
Oliver Rice soldier of the revolution died in May
field. Fulton county N. " last week He 80 years
old He employed express rider in the reyolu
ton and in that capacity executed commissions Wash
ingon- He belonged to the Free Masons years
and passed through twenty degrees. He had laid aside
$500 10 dcy the expenses OF his burial with masonic
honor. with the request that Mason should preach his
funeral Sermon and his wishes faithfully complied
with
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The farmers OF Wisconsin who mortgaged their farms
70 the various railroads have formed league resist the
foreclosure OF the mortgages Some 600 1000 per-
clong the league bound together ny oaths
having signs grips, and passwords At the late meet
ing Of the league il determined 10 resist by violent
measures the attempts to foreciose
While in Great Britain and America every exerion
made To celebrate in becoming manner the one hun
drsth birthday Of Robert Burns the Scottish poet like
arrangements foot throughout Germany for OBJ
serving the hundredth birthday of Henry Schiller
the German poet, who born NJ Marlarh, in Wur
temburg the 10th Of November, 1859
The Dunlap woollen mill at Taunton Is about 10 re-
sumo operations after standing idle for several months
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Pub i.

AN ACT TO provide for holding the courts OF the Uni
ted States in the State of Alabama
Bs a e1aaef by he Saas and House 81 Representatives d
he CRed States e Aaeiea IN Cggres assembled That in
case Of sickness other disability of the District Judge
Of the District courts Of the United States in the State
Alabama, II shall be lawful for the Justice of the Su-
preme Court of the United States for the fifth judicial
circuit upon notice thereof from the Judge Marshal OF
the said District Courts to hold any OF said District
Courts at the regular term thereof at such special
terms as be may appoint for that purpose.
SIC 2 ind be further eaao'cd That at any special
sessions OF the Circuit Court of the United States in said
State which shall be convened by the presiding Judge
tho said Court shall be awfal for the Court entertain
jurisdiction aud transact business In the same manner
and with the force aud effect az at a regular
term Of said Court
SIC s. Ind Be arfher enacted That this act shall con-
tinue in force until the fourth day of March eighteen
hundred and sixty-one and no longer.
Approved % January 1859.
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FoR RALTIMoRE AND me EAST
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD
From WASHINGTON CITY Virginia. Tennessee Georgia Alabama
Mississippi Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas
Rail
sixth Washing
board Ferry George
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, ii Alexandria
To Richmond, Danvie yncburg, Bristol Knoxville Dalton,
Atlanta, Chattanooga, Nashville, Huntsville Grand juno
ton, Memphis, Montgomery, and New Orleans.
BY Direct Route and Continuous Railway Connexions Memphis
Ahordng Expedition
shorter than by any other
The tie q Seventh
at6A o'clock alexandria, where passengers take the
Reond Charlottesville Stapnion White Sulphur Springs, Wood
a. x RschmuDd points Southwest
making and eiose connexions 10 Memphis,
Baggage Office,
O'Clock, m and 7, p. n.
JAMES A, EVANS, Agent,
June 1s--H Washington
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BY J. C. MCGUIRE & Co, Auctioneers

(tHANCERY SALE.--By virtue of decree of the
the District % Columbia FOR the county
Washington, the Wheailey and Walker
Coinss administrator viii public auction
Friday 2slh January instant az O'Clock, the
lot number sixteen, 6 IN No lwehteghi 2sD
the improvements old frame dwelling
oneihrd az the purchase be paid IN cash,
residue equal six and twelve months
speciyey secured by approved The q sale
complied with within week after the sale otherwise the
property may resd The rk and Of the a purchaser
after week + NOTICE
WALTER :. cox, Trustee
JAS {. MCGUIRE a CO.,
Jan S-2,w&ds Auctoneers.
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OFFICIAL.

james BRaaaan resiiers # stase If naer,on 70 a rhoz
Bay
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited
Haries has been appointed city
Main Philadelphia the State or pepnsy vana hereby
recognise him such declare him enjoy
such fancrlons Powerz and privileges allowed
suls or the favored
testimony whereo pat.
en United o bereunio
my hand the ry Washington god day
H. 81 January A. Independence United
America the eighty third.
JAMES BUCHANAN
by the President
LEWIS Cas- Secretary q State
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NAroIroS's REMAINS REnovED.-An official de.
cree in the Masasr declares that the Cathedral of st
Denis to be hereafter the burial place II the Enperors
Of France and thus az hast this long debated question is
settled The Prince Jarome guardian Of the body of his
broiser the first Emperor at the Tnyalides held out to
the last against the change, but he only obtained this
concession that the heart might be retained in the mag
nhcent srcophagns of the Invalides while the body will
30 to St Denis AT the time the decree creates
chapter Of ST. Denis OF which the amoner Of the Tul
eries is TO be the head The legtmists do not relish
this iccisiun
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NEW YORK Jan 26.-Cotton is quiet-sales Of l. 500
bales Flour Is higher-sales OF 900 bushels State
g. I5as5 so Ohio, Sc 10 So 20 southern, IS rs
SO. Wheat bnoyant-saes Of Is 900 bushels choice
Kentucky white 81 go Corn Is bu0yant-sales Of H.
600 bushels mixed, 81 a s5l cents new yellow so a
cents Pork Is buoyant--old mess sl7 GA sl7 IS
new, sis sIs IS prime, sl3 so a els is. lard is
buoyant at III l2 cents Whisky is quiet at &c 26s
cents Sugar is firm at IT u cents. Coffee is firm At
- II cents prime, IL IL cents Spirits Of turpen
Rice Is firm at 81 4 cents
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CANApnS CURRExcv.--Thc Canadians have long used
the denomination of dollars and cents their bank bills
and they have recently adopted the decimal
ton in their coin Three silver pieces issued
Of the value respectively of tc ten and twenty
These pieces present a medallion likeness Of Queen Vic
toria surrounded with the following Inscription 'Yic
toria Del Gratis Regina Canada " and the opposite
crown beneath which rs cents 1855 surrounded by
two oak sprigs, bound together at the stem.