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I...tu NuIs .......... Miss Mary Mitchell
o..riucly o,.'..'ra.. c.u'r.,,r...C Korpiu
uw Notrn THAT NryLG SAW A WOMAN
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ARTICLES FOn SAFE.

A MY SCHOOL DOL. llA siN!S Nm IN N, OAK LAX
Hnrs 4r.y rs. $50 spl 80 equal 20 those sid
81 lpr aud t'.n. M.rl'ons ~ Wholesale, retail,
~ .or r,gL hy 4. e. GORDON, 100 Broadway agent
Cor l.I A. prluec 4 60. s20 2'lal
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INFORMATION WAN TT u OF TIE
4 Whereabouts OF ALICE UlRNs, arrived rom
&hlslep' IL "Wednesday morning. n-.. 1r'.nn 3
dgbt complexion, pRe between ~ & a., size shnut
y faat, black bonnet trimmed with rcd rhnHu.
Rul Information Will be rewarded At The oiNcy, ~.
Id O.. Nflh II. las
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ny T.. l. WILLS. AlCnONEIR-AJ.-
- top Notice -g,H rates uf raliH.uvv.o, ...
ami uss, ola FRIDAY .',H INST ~ lu o., ..,.,f tt t
auction rooms, Al murray 81. slsJ uu, li.'... 20
lat,ut iire- ~ - sac tI"t t4s3-
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II I2LGE, I WAS TOO IEDULGENT-ALL
IL my lau.t. when your new friend tires of you
which will he s1on--you know where % come.
You were never q burden 10 yuur FATHER g6i
rTHE LADY THAT PICKED Up THE
pocket book Ia the grocery store, $40 Ninth ave,
or. 50, had better leave il at the above number
G. slrH herself trouble. 2W
The New York herald., 1862-12-17
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Ma arried.
CARpESFER-BRowS.--On Monday, December la by the
Rev. Acx. 8. Leonard, n. D., CHARLEs g., CARrENrre
United States Navy, to ANNA, daughter OF the late
Nathaniel NJ. Brown, OF this city. No cards.
FRiEYNAK--SEcs1z.-On Sunday, Dec. IA, by the Rev.
DR.. Adler, at the residence of the BRIDES father MAX
FRIEDMAN, OF ST. Louis, to CLorHDE, daughter OF DR.. D.
Segnitz OF this city.
Chicag and st. Louis rapcrs please copy
GIIpATRc-SErIEy.--O Tuesday, December l5, al the
house OF L. g. Hatfield, ESQ., by the Rev. Mr. Holloway
JOHN GIrarI.c ESD, OF Saco, Maine, to Miss ABBE A..
SHxrLEY or this city. No cards.
dence Of the brides father Comac, T. l., by the Rev.
VIM Wake. Mr.. EHocH HAisSy, OF Brooklyn to CRcarIa
NJ, eldest daughter of Austin W. Otis ESD formerly q
Brooklyn
HypE-M;rcsELr White Plains, N. Y on Monday,
December Is, by tho Rev. Mr.. Teeso, Mr.. ClT,E.aSp
HIDE OF Now York, 10 ELIz L., daughter OF the late
MinOtt Mitchell, ESD OF White Plains.
MiIILR-MARTIy-On Saturday, December 6, by Rev. y.
S. Inskip Mr. GEORGE f. MILLER to Miss JANE MARIS all
Of this city. No cards
MAoKLIS-rox.-On Tuesday, Decembar To- Ia Marcy
avenue, Brooklyn, by the Rev james Thomson TaoM,s
H. MAcsty OF this city, TO REBEccA f.. daughter OF the
late Rev Isaac +. Coz. No cards.
N.ariS--Aucur.- Monday evening. December IL
by the Rev. Henry J. Fox, Mr.. BEs GRIFFIN MaafS to
Miss FRAMES EMMA only daughter Of Henry Angi Esq
all or This city.
SEiIxtg-FRAycrs On Monday evening December 5,
at Newburg by Rev. a. D. c. Crawford. Mr.. SANDS Sg
LICK to Mrs. ANNE FRANCS, both OF New York city.
Utica papers please copy.
ToDp-BARyEY Tuesday, December 16, at the Church
Of All Souls, by the Rev. Or. Bellows CHARLIE. II Tom
TO Miss FvELEESs AUGUSTA BARNEY all OF thi, city
The New York herald., 1862-12-17
personsI Intelligence.

Major General =. y Peek Brigader General J. H. Jones
cntenant Colopel b. r. Pierce aud Iercnsntf y. Jack
SON OF the unitca states Army T. J. Carrngtop Of New
York g. Church Of Pennsylvania, and has. Il. kearnoy
Of Missouri are stopping AZ the Metropolitan Hotel
Governor I!obrook and General J. W. Phelps, OF ver.
Colonel Snttcrlcld Of Utica; Colonel ~ II. Abel
and wife, OF New York Hon. n. 4. Risle~ Of Durxirk
Hon g. A Penson Of Maine: MAJOR w y. Slack OF Wash
ingtou Thurlow Weed and A. Van Nechten, of Albany
a. W Carter aud Nile OF Lebanon q. Mallory and wife
Of Connecticut, and y. Hubbard Of Wheeling stop
ping al the Astor House
The editor Of the New BEDFORD ass.) Weca,y repuh
lcsn says We fortunate enough on Thursday last
u get into the Cours Of Inquiry upon Mcpwes conduct
snd hear the testimony of General Mcclellan. OF the
character his statements We have nothing to saw ex
cept that some essential points they differ from wha,
we have heretofore accepted facts We were glad Ia
voice Tie rhologfaphs ard lhographs do him mig
tice Al Least he did not scowl in the presence nc the
Court and his lighl blue eye, brown hair and brown
muslachc and his hc Sc, of teeth beyond Daguorrs
and hg pcg.ssors He voice is pleasant one and his
RInc'aii clear and distinct fIc has, II there is any
thug IA tefg -aonce wonderful SELF CJntrof o,d.
~ CO teag lhir.9cg, he biaye msa avd lgxah
The New York herald., 1862-12-17
Police InielliGcnce.

TsE DcAvE Srr..Kf SieK RoRBgaY--FuRnlEg DEVELOP
NESrs.-on Monday published The particulars of a bur
gary upon the premises Of Messrs Anordt Hesscnberg
Co No lac Duane street. aud the stealing herefrom Of
SIS 900 worth of silk goods Since then officers kim and
Wood Of The Essex Market Police Court have iaves-
tigstng the affair with considerable success. From in
formation received, they led u suspect man
named George Forrest living at No. 20 Forsyth street
and upCn inquiry IL ascertaged that Forrest and
William Peters had recently hired apartments at No
2l0 Elm street for the purpose or conceaing The stolen
silks The rooms searched, and enough was dis.
TO the officers arrcsting the suspected
parties. II deemed best, however, 10 watch the
movements OF the for a day two before taking
them into custody. aud accordingly they were
not deprived OF their liberty until yesterday
When arrested they had just left The house
Of Charles Jacobs. No. Isl Fast Broadway
whore they had bu, few before effected sale
Of port Of the stolen silks. Ths.pece arrested
Jacobs, who admitted having purchased twenty one
niece of black dress silk for the Of 800 He stated
that the prisoners wanted 500 for the goods but that lie
finally beat them down 10 $s00 The silks IN ones
which are valued al 50 000 sezed by the police and
placed at the disposal OF the righlu owners 10 the
sion Of Maria Jackson of No. ~ Forsyth street
also found two pieces OF six which u IA believed formed
q portion OF the stolen lot The property secroted
under sofa, and as Maria could not give any satsfae
tory account Of the which the goods
her possess she too, arrested. The prisoners
brought before Justice osborne yesterday Afternoon and
committed for examination. Considerable credit s due
the officers for the successful manner in which they
worked the
The New York herald., 1862-12-17
Oar Merchants and tas Great Eastern.

Dor Merchants and the Great Eastern.
After the inspection Of the Great Eastern last Monday
the following report was drawn up and sgned by the
gentlemen whose names will be found appended -
wc the undersigned. having carefully examined the
steamer Great Eastern and the repairs, which have been
done IN scientific aud worlmanke manner. are OF opin
ION that she in every seawcrhy ant 10 condition
to carry passengers with safety and comfort and
2. full cargo Of any description 60 any port Of
the world. The accident and subsequent occurrences
have fully demonstrated the great value and safety of
double bottom We further certify that having examined
into the circumstances connected with the accident on
Monauk Point, Of opinion that 10 blame can be
attached TO Capt Patton who from the bearing OF
the Different lights knew the exact position OF the vessel
whom she struck submerged rock not lati iown in any
chart, though in the fair way channel
ROBERT MACDlE. Lioyds Agent.
WIN. n. BURItlGH. President Of Board Port Nardcns.
II. Is SEAMAN. Port Warden
WIN G. THOMPSON, Vice President Neptune ms Co.
EsASTuS w. SMITH. Engineer.
BENZ HUTCHINSON, Port Warden.
JOHN N. WEEKS, Y. s. Inspector of HuiIs.
CHAS. H. HaRWELL, Surveyor Board Of Underwriters.
The New York herald., 1862-12-17

retreat TO the north bank OF the 'Rappahannock
was received, and this. coupled with private ac-
counts of terrible loss Of life in the battle Of the
18th convinced the street that the had be- en-
serious As stated above. gold instantly advanced
Il AZ per cent and a few operators, arguing
that this disaster would compel Congress to issue
more greenbsclSs. began to buy railway shares.
At the call between the boards in wheeloct's
room, Erie advanced "a. Ceatral a, guarantee ed
~, Toledo u. Michigan Central 1S and tho other
railway shares in proportion. Pacific Mail. which
is supposed TO be cornered, sold at l2sN against
l27Is last evening. There appeared to be no out
side buying ons orders. The public will have
some difficulty in learning the new secrets Of the
stock market. in. buying stocks on news Of div
aster, aud sellng them on news Of victory. Nor
do the advices from Washington look as though
the spectators were going to succeed in getting
any more greenbacks without some trouble.
Senator Fessenden Chairman of the Senate Com
mttee on Finance, will take the stand he took last
year against further issue, and ON opportunity
viii probably be afforded Mr.. Chase to try his
bank scheme and long loan. Still, the street
operators were confident enough to-day. Michigan
Central sold at e21S S-the highest point for some
time. At the second board there was no change
in the market. Prices. if anything. were fraction
lower. The market closed firm, the following
T.. y. .l~As-
The New York herald., 1862-12-17
FINANCIAL AND CONNER ClAL

TUESDAY Dec. 1916 Il. NJ.
There is 10 change in money, unless II be that
there is rather more Offering than was the case
last week Mr.. Chase is supplying the country
with good deal Of currency, and some new banks
have lately been started on the basis Of United
States stocks which issuing paper very freely.
Mercantile paper sells at q per cent. Certid-
Gates Of indebtedness are more abundant than
they were; they sold dswn to 9Gi4 this morning.
The tono of feeling in financial and commercial
circles this morning was extremely depressed. and
almost despoident.
Exchange advanced with gold this morning TO
la6aI Every fresh check to the cause increases
the amount Of money invested in gold and bills COR
safety. Letters from Washington speak confident
ly OF receipts OF cotton which arc TO follow the
landing of Major General Banks. A few thousand
bales would create stampede in the gold and
exchange markets but we have been 80 often
promised cotton and have really received little
that bankers and merchants now receive Washing
ton prophecies with some incredulity.
The stock and gold markets TO day presented
the remarkable spectacle Of an advance rrcdicated
on news Of a reverse to the army. Spectators
discount the rcpulse of Burnside at Fredericks
burg as meaning another adulteration OF the ma
tional currency by further issue OF greenbacks,
and buy gold and stocks accordingly. Gold rose
to l33 at which price II was rather freely offered
bv the regular street brokers'; IL closed. l32ss
hid Stocks opened very dull this morning.
and prices on the call at the first board
were generally lower. Erie sold down TO 60Ss
agains. 81 last night, Central to l0ais against
iOs, and the Western shares were all :. q
! lower, About eleven A. NJ, the aays o. 2psasiJaa
The New York herald., 1862-12-17
The strike for Higher wsges-sction for
False prisonment.
sN.kVstx
Before Hon. Judss Alker and o Jury

Before Hon. Judgs Aker and Jury
Dso. 1s.-Tfos Morris rs. William colase SV,,yin.
t-du Of ne Maahcpon Gas Company. The plaintiff in
ths ease was fireman in the gas company Of which
Che defendant ID superintendent. II appears that the
workmcn, 10 the number OF about one hundred. held
reongs TO urge The necessity an Increase OF wages
sh,t on the 18th November las, plainlg with other cn
fsycs went 10 the Office 10 receive h wage ana found
large posse Of the Metropolitan police On his name
Doing called the police said, Is this Tom Morrss lbc
defendant (Combe) alleged gave sgs lcant nod OF
tn bead and thcrcupon the plaintiff 20 use his terms
grabbed aud put Ia irons and taken TO the police
ss,cs through the public streets, bsndcnned TO another
msn lie kept there all night no charge was made
against HIM, and bc was baed by friend ID the morning
7h9 psinttN that there against
hitn 70 hs knowledge that We committed violence,
ena dd 40 wrong, and that no complaint has been made
against blm from that time 10 the present dav He had
cvaiesd employment at the gas works IN Williamsburg
h ~ consequence OF his Illegal detention 10 tho police
sti lac hat the en- rgaRemeni.
Toe defendant deacd that caused the arrest or that
a. nodded his head when the plaintiffs name was called
fcaso naipuates that Morris have been arrested
CO. sssniething elso.
A,cr the discharge q qayers iur or lcga arrows be
twstu VIZ Eiwn ismcs, on the part Of palnin aud Nr
,a aath0n the defendant The Judge addressed the
roy Ghc brought IN verdict for Mr.. Morris for $50
The New York herald., 1862-12-17
Coroners, Inauests.

TaE HFcgEs Null CAsuALTY-Ihe inquest Ia The of
tue infant child Of John Seabrook who killed By the
falling cf wall at the bakery Of Hcckcr Brother
umo concluded yesterday by Coroner Naumann,
and resulted in verdict OF stpcath by injuries accident
ally received BY the falling OF stack of upon the
dwelling OF which deceased WAS occupant ia the rear
of No. e5 Rutgers street November TO- 1862" The jury
believe that the immediate Of the accident from
the unequal setting Of the side walls occasioned b.
them being dried during construction from the OF
the ovens in the adjoining building We further believe
that the accident might have been avoided by the OF
iron ties 10 prevent the spreading OF the arches
upon which the were built the omission of which
consider to have been error of Judgment tie
part OF the builders the unequal drying Of the walls being
an unforeseen occurrence
The New York herald., 1862-12-17
City Intelligence.

SAFE or PRrze vssst.--Simeon prapef yesterday at
tie Merchants Exchange sold the prize brig, rather
twofourths of It, at auction. Mr. +. Buckley and II.
wcks were the purchasers a. 81 oao and 81 .02o, re.
spectively
The TANMANy SoCIEry. the paragraph published in
yesterdays issue relative TO the meeting Of the Tamaany
old war colors Of the regiment. II should have
read Captain Duffy.
COMMITTEES ON RAnRoADs.-A meeting OF the Committee
on Railroads. Of the Board OF Aldermen will DO held III
the City Hall at two O'Clock to day. when the inyestga
tion in reference TO the Sixth Avenue Railroad will be
continued.
THE DHMocaA1IC COyvEREyc. held another meeting at
Tammany Itan yesterday morning bnt adjourned Fri
day without transacting any business.
The New York herald., 1862-12-17
Military News.

MEDICAL DIRECTORS DEPARTMENT.
Surgeon MoDouga! Medical Director Of this city IL Just
now one Of the busiest Of the busy of the government
poyes Threeourhs Of the hospitals under his super.
can now be accommodated except they 60 to Governors
Island or Fort Schuyler Surgeon General McIougal has
at present unaar his charge thousand soldiers
Since the ist OF July about three thousand have beon
discharged in this department. ny Saturday next II IS
expected that about twelve hundred more sick and
wounded will arrive in this city.
THE BANKS EXPEDITION.
The troops n and around New York leaving daily
fast as transportation is provided join the Banks
pcditlon. The One Hundred and Sevcnly ythird under
command Of that able and battle worn officer, Colonel
Bryan the Ono Hundred and Sixty 0fth, under command
OF Lieutenant Colonel Abel Smh. and tho Fifty third Mas
sachUsots regiment embarked board yes.er
day morning and proceeded 10 Join the expedition.
The New York herald., 1862-12-17
DR.. Browne Appears rs q Plaintiff.
SUPREME C0URT--elRCrfT.
Raforp Hon Iudop Hot,t

DEC. l6.-Ea,oasd ~ Brocne Us. Te Kings County
F,e ioS"rcace coapcaylhe plaintiff in this case is
Dr. Browne who has gured in the abortion case,
ana permitted TO atteai in the charge IN
officer The action is policy OF insurance stock in
premises Ne. 80 Eighth avenue. New York, where Dr
Browne carried on business druggist, and where the
goods we're accidentally destroyed by fire the 18th Of
December, 1850, While he making ointment The
anognt Of less sought s 81 500 The defence is that the
articles used by the plaintiff In the manufacture OF his
ointment nliammable and hazardous and that
therefore the policy vi'iated. Messrs H. a. Clinton
and Van Loon appeared for plantin and Messrs. T.. H.
Fapcber aud A. j. Provost for the Insurance Company
Decisi ION reserved.
The New York herald., 1862-12-17

Wheat was trife higher, with sales Of 70 900 bushels
at 81 81 81 So for white a-t 81 80 u 40 for red aud
amber Western 81 20 81 3sts for Milwaukee club and
amber spring. and 81 20 Al 2s for Chicago spring. Corn
was 6rmer with sales o1 900 bushels mixed Western
Bic s1c. for sound, 65c Thc for unsound aud
heated. Rye inactive At SEC, 80. Sales made
of 900 bushels barley 81 % vi as Oats were quiet
at SIC. zoe per bushe
tofrvr was very moderately sought after and was
heavy with sales reported oi small lots OF Java AT 34c
Savana 31c and TAO bags Rio 20 i.c Soc rcr Id.
The closing quotations were as foowsRio prime ioar
mouths BIC; good do 20 4ca 3lc fair, do, 2g,sc.
soc ordinary, ao. 2sc. Is ,c. Maracaiho do SIC.
s2isc Iagnayra, do. ale so isc.: Java, do, ,s4c.
35c 81. Domingo, cash, 21c. 21c
CoIfnr.-1hefe were sales reported OF ZOO bales at
stcaiier, though NOT quotably higher prices, mddngs
closing al sc. q 6G,sc.
fRpieHrs-Ihcre was more activity in the market ba.
the tendency of rates was downward To Liverpool
there shipped IL 600 bushels wheat at c In bulk
and ships bags 600 crccs beef at S. ais Cd by Aueri
eau and 6s o by foreign vessels and, by foreign yes-
gased $50 hbs -four at 3 300 ticrces beef at Cs 6s
id, and 700 packages provisions at Sls cd, all ny
foreign vessels. To Belfast a British bark engaged
cargo o grain AZ l0d 80 pounds To Bristol GOD bns
aonr shipped - 3d. and $50 bags clover seed ~
Dos some 200 packages provisions were engsgeu w
Continental ports BY fotcign vessels Ut 3s 3D. TOT he'
men, and ios. for Antwerp, pcr ton,
Hsr was selling readily nj Iac 9oc for Norm river
HIM nominal in price, having been negcc'e" "
buyets. 4
iors we're selling pretty freely at tec. aSc Coz new.
IAIus quiet nj former hgurcs
Mrr.rs were generally duh and unchanged IN vauc
MoLAssEs Tho. sales OF New Orleans amounted 70 Us
WarM sroeTSS important sacs or changes trsus,
There was ,ess activity In all kinds but no te
| ma,kahle alteration VI prices
rroysloSs-rysk VS. heayy AZ suatu ssicr msss
The New York herald., 1862-12-17
The New Jersey Abortion Case.

GEORGE NJ. DRAKE ACQUITTED OF THR CHARGE OF
MURDER or CLARA T.. yASSTCKLE--HE ne
ARRESTED AND HER TO BAIL FOR TRIAL on
ANOTHER INDICTMENT.
NEWTON, Dec. Is. 1862.
The trial Of George M Drake for the murder Of Clara
l., Yansice pending in the Sussex Oyer and Ternlner
Court in New Jersey, was closed On the 18th inst
The jury, after being in consultation for about four
hours, rendered verdict or not gully.
The Court ordered that the prisoner be held 10 bal! in
In the sum OF $4,000 TO appear at the April term OF the
next court 10 answer whaegef charges sh brought
against him ung the rrisge OF Clara l.. Van.
sickle, whether by poison, Instruments whatever
means
Tho prisoner seemed somewhat disappointed at his dis
position Of the by the Court, but seemed feel
grnidcd at his limited release
The state evidently failing to sustain the charge Of
dor, will undoubtedly Try an Indictment for manslaueer
OF abortion
The New York herald., 1862-12-17
House OF Representatives.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16 1859
GENERAL TwIGcs SWORDS.
The S.eAKge laid before the House message from the
Pyesteo saying that he has IN his possession three
iusbic swords late the property OF the rebel Major
General Twisgs, which into The possession OF
General Better after the former had fed from New Or
Toe President remarks that Il these swords
giycn any officers for valuable services General Butler
~ entitled 20 tie fist consideration.
TIE message referred TO the Committee on Military
Aasrg
REVOLUTIONS RELATIyE TO THE WAR.
NJ, 3rsvzSs (rep) Of Pa moved that his resolutions
asagoed for consideration to-day, declaring that this
Union must and and indvisibe forever
that would be high crime 10 ADVISE accept peace
cpostions any other terms be postponed to this day
Mr. wIoKIRTE (Jnon) OF Ky, submitted substitute,
that al who opposed 10 the the principles OF
the constitution as II and the Union as was arc ene-
mes 70 their country aud unit v hold any Office OF trust
o. profit.
Mr. yallandgham's resolutions offered during the first
Noeh Oh the session. we're again read They declare FOR
The re.estsbiishmen OF me Union tho basis OF the
scyctol States, with all their rights and privileges
the tutlon, without abosbng slavery the
against or conquest aud subiugaion; against
d,cato ship, and condemning tose who act on The con
Gary
NJ Taosss, (Uuon) Of Mass. moved that the subcc,
be posroned until thc Isl Of January 1900 augbtcr
Mr. Srsyss said he could not consent TO that without
0isi consulting ihe Executive. tienewed lsa-htel.)
MI stevens motion 70 postpone WAS agreed to.
THt NAIioSAL foAN OF 1871.
usoti'h VI '1'At kvpp VI ~ Wa IeSolNtI
thai the Secretary Of the Treasury be directed 20 furnish
20 thc House statement OF tlc amount Of the United
States loan sed Ia 1871 and extended by act Of April
b 1873, which falls due during the present year and
ais, the OF those who reg tered the owners
thereof, and Srch Information as the department
az 10 the actual ownership thereof and that he
communicate to this House col copies Of any
ssi memorials addressed 70 him to the Treasury
Department proposing soliciting special medium OF
payment 10 the or holders OF said loan aud
whether be proposes TO pay said loan IN coin.
REMOVAL o. tbs sioyx NrIANs.
ArDR,H frcD of Minn. iuifadncel which
referred - the Committee Indian Affairs FOR the
rctnova 81 The sioux Indians and the disposition of their
reservations ia Minnesota and Dacotah.
ACADEMY
Tho West Point Academy Appropriation bill passed
without debate OF amendment
Mr. HAscHEII.
Mr. PvTrsA (rep) OF Wis. anEosnced the death OF In.
ther Bsociett former representative from NiscoDsin.
MIR. P0rEa and Mr.. SioAE, (rcp.) of Wiz, severallv
addressed the House the pubs and private character
Of their deceased colleague.
Mr. NOBLR, (opp) 0f Ohio, testified high esteem for
him ubo born and reared the district which he
represented
Resolutions o. coincidence and mourning we're passed
AID tho House adjourned.
The New York herald., 1862-12-17
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, Dec. 1852. NJ
ASHES very sparngy purchased at stsc for pots
! aud pearls
BREApsTurFs.-lhe -four market active to-day,
and there was hrmness in prices, particularly OF
common brands Sales made Of IL 900 bbIs State
and Western $50 bbls Canadian and $50 bbs South