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TIE Pssisisa sf shs ship-Ths Chances or Her
$780, Safety.
n PmApnsmA, May %, 1881.
The correct position Of The Santiago de Cuba 10 Ave
miles from Abssoom Light lying brosdsde TO the beach
and heading vsss ssathvesk She lists heavily on
Shore ana shumps badly. There nine feet Of water
an hsr hold and u h feared she bgsd Fair weather
10 her only saivnhon. W
10. sss,ss q John smith and Lulu eros have nos been
"A 5M 4 II
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


Tho Londen Money Market. etwss
LONDON. May 23-10 A. n.
A. this hoar the markets not open, but the best
authorities the street believe thas consols will open
y ths closing figures Of yesterday, and that American
securities win opsn somewhat lover.
LonDox, Nag 2s-Noon.
Conscl1 for money. %
United States nve-swenties. 72
Illinois Central Railway shares 76
Ere Railway snares Al
LONDON, May 23-1:30 p. N.
United States nvstwenties have declined r. and Erie
Railway shares X. since the opening Sugar firm ss 2ls
for No. ia Dutch standard.
LONDON. May 23-Evening.
Consols advanced Y per cent during the day, and
closed arm u o3k for money.
AMERICAN sscuarxs
closed Il the following rates.
United States nve-twsntes. s.....................72
isinon LID PIE, vcn..a
htso u1hWsy
Tho Continental Beurses.
FRANKFORT, May 23-Evening.
United States bonds closed at77k
The Lverpeoi Cotton Market.
LvEsrooI, May 23-1oA.M
Tho cotton market il quiet and steady.
LfvEsrooL, May 23-Noon.
Cotton quiet The estimated sales are 10 900 bales
Nidding uplands Id, middling Orleans l1Xd.
LvKarooI, May 23-I 80 PM
Tho cotton market is steady.
LvxuooL, May 23-Evsning.
The cotton market closed quiet the following au
thorzsd quotations: :-Mddlng uplands Id, middiing
Orleans 11kd. The sales Of the day foot up 10 900
bales
Liverpool Brcadstuns Market.
LIVERPOOL, May 23-Noon.
Bresdstuns without change Corn sos wheat-saies
OF NO Milwaukee red 1t lss 3D., and white California
at lls Cd. Barley, a. Cd. Oats, 3s 3D. Peas a. Cd
LvEarooI, May 2s--Evening.
The market for breadstufs has besn inactive ana
closed dull Barley has declined I'd. per 90 ibs
Oa steady at 3s Cd per 45 lbs Corn quiet 3os per
quarter for mixed Western. Wheat unchanged
Liverpoel Provisions Market.
LwERroor, May 23-Noon.
Provisions quiet PORK, sos Beef 127s Cd. Bacon,
3os Lard heavy Il sla Cd. Cheese, e7s.
Lvmroor, May 23-1:soPM
Lard Il . shlIIins lower.
LrxsrooI, May 2s-Evsnine
Lard closed heavy at decline Of Is sales Of Amer.
can q soa Cd. psr cwt Bacon steady ~ 3oa PORK
co., and beef l27a Cd per bbL Fine American cheese
67a per cwk
Livsrvssl Predscs Market.
Ne NfHe. aet LwKRroof, May 23-Noon.
Produce unchanged Pot ashes ssa Rosin--Ssiss Of
common Il u sd and nns 81 12s ed spiriiA Of tur-
psnilns, asa Cd Tallow. 4as o. Clovsrsssd, STA
resrolsumsales OF spirits at ia, and standard white
~ L. 3D.
LvmrooI, May 23-EverIng.
Ashes Cd lower; pots, s2s o. per cwt Rssin un-
changed. Spirits surpsntns asa 3D. Tallow, lss sd<
Pesroisum steady At previous quotations.
The Lsndsn Markets. w
LONDON, May 23-Noon.
No II Dutch standard sugar, 2l& Scotch pig iron,
s3a "a. Calcutta linsssd ess Lnsssd cakes, 20 ia
oils-spsrm, xisl; iinsssd x3o los; whale, fae.
LoxpoE, May 23--Evsning.
Sugar unchanged; sales No IL Dutch standard II 2la
Iron ssssdy; soocn pgs s3s 0d. per ton mixed mum
Antwerp PetrsleuR Markse.
Mt.s s~.s. ANTWERP, May 23--Evenine
The petroleum market Is sssady; sales Of standard
white ~ ar 500. per bbl MUHaW
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PEACE PROSPECTS.

EsGlaaA Proposes = General Disarmameue.
LONDON May 23-Evening
The English government has made representations y
se leading Powers Of Europe urging general dsarma-
msnG IS s.a.aa s,sa4
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Liz INSURANCE. COZ xPAHx.
Of New Yerk
.. 8 wTNsToN. Pre- sidsut

Cash AssetA
invested bond and mOrtgngs U itad stakas aoa
Issucs approved description, of Ls sad Endovmsne
foncics on seecteo nvos ~ modN a
surplus annually 10 he Pocy hold - "a ~ uss6
Of sNdnnaI Tns1Sr~.~o
at the option Of the
RICHARD A. Moo URDv vIcs Prss1AssG.
snnrrAhD noA ANs, Actuary.
1sans JOAN 4. A's4u1 sau..,, Secretaries.
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The Neva Open TO Navigation.
81. PErHRsuuRa. May 2S 1851.
The Ice In the Nsva has broken up and s fast dsap
appearing, and the river is open 70 navigation.
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The India China and Australian malls left Marssil,
May II for London.
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A Fine Assorsmcnt cf Csste9 NJ ado Walk-
MCKINLEY'S. Merchant Tailor se6 Dru sdwsy,
Surin0 stra
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All PhysLc!nns VITO ha 70 Used Spears Pert
ShArE WINE r.comnnenMm above all other wines for
vaiuaoic medlcnn popsr,o especially for fsmalps ard
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A.-The PRrlslan Flower Cou spany beg -
theopenng Of their Retail Deps rsnon ~
direction OF Madame Amanda, of Pnra
56l and 663 BROADWAY door tos Rail- Black = Co
N. B.-The latest novelties In Bridal And o1her Wroaaho
constantly on hand Flower TrmmAs @. Bouquets, -.
made order. -
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ar. s es.. p.. sDos s ME psswsS IN
York city.
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After the Storm eho ausha~s.
After the darkness tho dayilebl
After cough 0r cold cedom and relisr,
Provided fOkTERS jOU0H BAI.SAAis used
Depot 9 Rarclsy oerooe
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BIack-BuM-Whse t4
ISAAC sAHr DIS SONS CO.. zos BrnA~ag.
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Burneft,s KnIIzg t0w. - = yx~.h Enr ~ So
flying the complexion, no eounT E n dixtsnrusksd for
IT, cooling and sooin propercs nd q sdirstiS saaut.
10 all Unnatural ditions
sunburn Frcckios E ness and IL sshc~ss of cSssin ~
cnrihB Snhppcn hAnM and aayi the irritation eAnee1
ny ~ o"es mosqn toss and 9th annoying issssts
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onrhc wanaer ON ~ ;enEscr 3.
Eye, Ear Tronl Caisrrh and Asthma once 81 fifsh ~.
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~ Hnir hl IR Mss aie:' ss. Turning Gray, Treated
py DE- hs.NDJtAN Use poison, onus1se. sulphur.
lsad, &c. WsrrAnted. No
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tive and yoa win b. forcarnsa against The nalsdiea
=:
sea 81 x. ns q ne moss
ssiss sSs ne s:s .ss %
y: x = = !:
"A Fine A.:.rss:.s So 4, cf C..ss. =. ado wsik-
MSkTNLEYs Merchant Tailor. 55s Bru .dwss. ssrnsr
.ss::; 800 :; ss:..:
Ss.!:: 80 S.: s.s mas =
81 and 81 sESXbM1y. ass. eses =; s.,. Bias. Co
s:aa Flower rn% % .: ana ssssas sssss -
A'-7A' 'Is's-i Eiss -iiss;gss..s. 1; "a g. 90 4-4rr
rs WINSTON. Prs .asos
Casa Asss.s
,I':: !. ,s ~: Z IL. 80
.arP,.. Ps., .nn".y n s1..s . ss ] r;oy go
at the option Of the assured:
sHGsfzR a6s SsQ sss SsPI 1.!.::I ": r-A-
joaS jsans T. H's1uI s1uA.r, sserssArsa.
X sl gs g!: x-s:a S:s,. s:sisa:: "a e:
veiopes, patented Nay -. ldH
-: Is :ss,. s g:st s: On:
s::. sad o -
Broadway
Ansr sl,.4 sns K. s:Sr% s.gsss. ses =. :s:si.e.
Provided FcETEE'ss oSS1 ssSSI "a sxI.s%s. . ...s
: S: Dsss Dsssa % Ms::s:s
Black-BsG-whts
ISAAC sArr d's SONS co-sS Br~A~as
&c .;:. .s s.s:.:s:s G.: ssrs 4:
IL cooling and socsin propefes and Admiralty sdspt
%s. sss g; s: q ssss "a
ssS OK sss % :.-'1
:s Ssr .ss e.. E:::ss :..s =::s
world ss s,E pss ssis. ssusSl: % ,n:.a.:ss.
% s'1 "a p ssTs: :,: s:. n:si .s E,:s g:1
e.: T., ss g s:.;s: a.! s ~ Z:
1;E 1Es.s' 4 sEs:s s.sss a!sss:ss; rr.-'"- s.~'.s
y ir b. rsrs,:s esss :.s.
lsad, &e Wsrranted. No. As.or place.
-ss: :ss ss q ..s T:sa yrs.s ss.:
10 soaa .'y sSw Rsw .sas ss,' q q "a
Lea ~ l, peIrf ss saHce-Deliciess with ssaD,
JOHN DuscAi assoSs, Assn,s'for The Uassd s,A.sa
Is .Xc slirHs SONS co.
;% Bro.dssy. near wsilss stree.
~ ss-s ss: % ,ss ls. : .;.s..; M.sss 81 .k:
Iss and a Ss.s:m a:s s sr. Dr.
:..! rss s.a L
TAYLOR co. Banhsrs, 70 Wan street, nG
Sea s'deii;s11rrssrsssis's'' is1rs ssiA's''s sons CO.,
4as Brssa~sy. near walker street..
:ff Il .:: ;sss e 4 ss;s ss:- , ::s
a.sss 1ssss sPasr FRI; sSss
700 Broadway near Walker street.
si gs- ,sss. s. sss.ss s4:ss s'
sewing msehnsl, Frcsidsn,. sss SrSsdssy, New Y0fs
T:ss .ss;:: %ss: .. az ics.!:s L.. =:
Sosasrs nns.r 'SsnfT ss sss %
sS, 7. sas ,5dss q e. e sE5sSbSs od
Them 'ndsssrscs,se Nay. nors: makes ne enamel =
raSsn sss e. .s .oss cs,eiss Ss,s, .s
the teeth nor The salns can become '''s~ssa s&
, :ss :ss rs, r2rrYSs:': Ysys: Il .s sI:.r
~ --..--.,. = - I-.s.~Z s.-s.. u.
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Board Elswag tly Fur ss~neA R~~-. vsaA
or without Board, Ssst Tlsvsnth sirecI
Second avenufe - -@' -'~~"- --ss
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al. sssss % msa,s sasce-Deiicieas with sssss
JOHN DuNcA rs SONS Asenssfor the United stsssa
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Majority for the government. t..................
Tha fAllara for asfha uoasll axaoaarod norua

The tellers for "the noes' appeared some four
minutes in advance Of the teers FOR the 'ayes" and
the handing or the paper containing the numbers ~
Colonel Taylor greeted with loud cheers by hts
party On the announcement Of tho numbers the cheer
silerco
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| Crirfudorosr Hair ID. :. ra. u.~s ux.e Ma
ufsctfrcd. whole salo nd a n
L unlsa Aot.., a.'~ ~fF-'1~ - -
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sea Sides. .-parnsols. #
7 ISAAC sMiTH's SONS 4 co.
Manufacturers. m
<os Broadway. near walker street.
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ladies who De sire to ssWlsch the Wergl,s
with nvbiA horscmsn kip beautiful
with one or other o. styles OF Riding HaAa
for the Hsrk and be road. Nov ready ii 0RNIkss sd
EroA
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va kving and samsser styses of 6s~sts, and
ans Dress Hats In variety of xture, popular pr,oes
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K@ym Havnmn ls0xeery.-Prtxes Paid 4.
9nu ih' rnaon furnished. The rafoS
Douoioop' and all kinds OF Gold aud Silver. -
TAYLOR A Co. Bankers, 10 Wall sarest n r
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Is .Xc slirH's SONS CO..
Manufacturers.
Broadway, near Walksr str~ek
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Pare Wsf er " the Meet Healthy and Makss
the ctsl soas water The celebrated Old ToA We'll
nss nesn re- cencd and u used for manufacturing Dr.
LeAines soa Water at les Chatham street
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The Louden Money Market. atvsf
LoEDor May 23-10 A. n.
~ this houf the markets not open but the best
authorities the street believe hss consos will open
y The closing figures Of yesterday and that American
securities win Opsn somewhat lower.
A LONDON, May 2S--Noon.
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Tss HSi Iss Sss.ss 3 se- -
sewing machineh President. 69g Broadway New York
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utterly deny the Of that statement OF the
right honorable gentleman. No doubt, contribution TO
the pubic funds y an element and an impertan, ele
but deny that II is the chief element, and IL is
quite possible 70 conceive tina. the payment Of
ion in sociey which would not qualify . person
for the exercises ~ the franchise
win assume for the moment that shis motion may mot
be successful and put u the House 70 consider how
critical the state Of Affairs must DO with regard this
almporsant question II that event should happen. On
my part, and on the part o. the governmeni do
most snsssely acknowledge 70 the House OF Commons
tne cxndor and kindness even with which our propos
hsvo feit this fhe more ss il has been accord
cd to US by Mouse In which have claim 10 the
sympathy and the allegiance Of the majority, and 70
whom can only appeal on the ground that sincere
effort TO deal successfully with this question
ought TO BE- encouraged and supported from
spite " the tAunA which have been leveIed against
vs. We have sndeavored 70 prove the sincerity o.
our scatimen Ia ths regard by dsferrng On every eg
House In he conducl Of this business except where we
have been asked 70 abandon the great principle upon
founded. chsers) That principle, We have had reason
to besve, from what has been said In the course oi me
House, though there may have been some differences
among us 70 its application tIhccrsl ADMIT tnas
this question has been introduced 70 us night ~ ,ne
honor able member for Oldham spirit OF, would say
dignity and screspect, which, Ia all the dscussuns O.
this subject and n heat Of much party ccntovers
deserted @ him. Hear, hear ! admit that the nw,
he takes though they appear 70 me utterly ncomf stb
bill deserve and have received the candid ccus <sraoI
Of the ouee But help thinking that we have
man. Hear, hoAr.) We have, indeed, dane az nuc
az wus pcsfbs consisca wsh hs main pytnciples f
bsa. tchserAl 4 deeply regret therefore, that N
duty and nrmly convinced that nothing but sue
conviction couM have induced him to take such
courss-so ask We opmiea Of The House upon n
| question. Az can NJ OF The government H. tbs
We have h1l no other rish " thh busin~
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II . DOMINION OF CANADA. 81 -.

--OtfaWa t0ffespo1ideiie-
r. ia nrobable the Queens Proclamation,
crcatinc the Dominion of Canada, and appoint
ing the members Of the Senate, viii be issued
take effect the first week in July, when Lord
Monck will be sworn in as the first Vice Roy,
or Governor General; then will follow the ap-
pontment of Privy Councillors and Lieuten-
ant Governors, and the general organization
of the departments of the Confederate or Local
Governments. 1t is supposed the election can
hardly take place before August or Septem-
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Pesroieum ms Steam Fu.y.

Henry Lester, Esq, of Boutwell,. writing
from the American House, Boston, has nearly
two columns in the Aduertiser of this city in
reply to an article that recently appeared In
the Press on the subject which forms the cap
tion Of this article. Had Mr.. Lester sent bis
communication directly to the Press we should
have cheerfully gwen place to 1t, and thus 1t
would have been read by the same readers that
read the article to which it purports to be
reply.
We give Mr.. L., full credit for producing
readable communication; also for earnestness
and zeal, and If what he says is correct he
need have no fear for the result of the enter
prise in which he is enlisted, for no amount Of
sophistry or misconception can do away with
the force of scientific principles or mechanical
facts, as no amount of argument and zeal can
alone raise the steam in an ordinary boiler.
If any man in the world can afford to be cool
under opposition or even under ridicule, 1t is
the man who is perfectly conscious that he will
soon be able to silence all opposition and cavil
by practical demonstrations of such . charac-
ter that the most skeptical will be compelled to
yield to their force.
Mr.. Lester no doubt feels that such is his po-
sition and that of others in relation to the pro-
posed application of petroleum as fuel for
steam boilers If he is correct he will triumph,
and all disbelievers-we with others-will be
obliged to confess either his superior sagacity
or his superior information in relation to the
questions involved in the experiments now be-
ing made. ' l-'
He viii pardon us, however, If we still look
upon hts calculations and expectations az
'.rose-tinted," and doubt the ability Of tho
whole body of "oil men combined to revive
another speculation in this din >otoh 'na' snai,
sweep like desolstion over the n, Eng iAnu eO1
States, and take millions from this ST.. ',l
which the first farthing of return can scarce,
be looked for.
Mr.. Testers intimation that oil wells do not
'play out" but simply fill up and only need
cleaning out to make them produce as well as
ever, will do better for the locality of Portland
than of Boutwell,, Petrolia or Oh Springs. To
cali it by its mildest name it is simply an alb
lsurdity; we hope not an intentional decep-
tion.
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DON'T ACCEPT THE SITUATION.

luy as DON ACCEPT THE SITUATION. ra.
While in both the Canadas and NewBruns-
wick the anti-confederates gracefully accept
the situation in which the imperial act of Con-
federation places them, different feeling is
more or less marked in Nova Scotia. The op-
ponents of Confederation there profess to re-
gard the matter as not yet finally settled, so far
as they are concerned. Their political combat
iveness on the point is not yet exhausted. They
are determined to fight it out on this line for
another season at any rate. Confident that they
have majority of the people in their favor,
they refuse to acknowledge their defeat, unless
it is confirmed by an adverse vote at the gener-
al elections. They accordingly pledge them
selves to carry the question to the polls, though
what they will do in the e-ent of their success,
they do not say. .f. ~. l..ft.,. ......s....s
Under this condition of things the Quebec
~ Though obtuse in some points, John Bull
and his children have strong sense OF Justice
Even in the bitterness of a Blue Nose defeat
and nowhere in the world is the bitterness of
spirit on such occasions SO intense-this at
least will be acknowledged. Let the opponents
of Confederation therefore come to Ottawa
with their grievances, and nthey are so terri
Bile as to afford ground for appeal to the deep
est feelings of patriotism, let them be assured
they will find remedy in some shape Or 9TH
err OF this they may be quite certain. They
have only to try. The Halifax CHronicie pre-
diets that the Confederation will be broken in
pieces almost as soon as it is formed. Ii it vio-
lates natural laws or is founded on political
wrong, the prediction, We have no doubt, will
be verified. In that case the only possible rem
edy cannot be far distant. The editor of the
Chronicle is welcome to put his opinions to the
test of experience. If he and his friends have
the oyerwhelming majority they claim through
out the Province, they will have every oppor-
tunity to prove the soundness Of their views
But let them conduct themselves IKE men,
and not continue in the sulks, limiting at move
ments which are alien to all their
| and which in their calmer moments they VIII
\ he ashamed Of having been provoked into even
II y. J..
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Terms Eight Dollars per onnu,,,. N, od,,o,,.e
Lake Huron with those of Lake Ontario. that
there is no probability of its ever being done.

Lake Huron with those of Lake On,or;o that
there Is no probability of its ever being done.
QUEENS BIRTH DAY. .sr
This occurs on the 24th inst, and the occa-
sion will be observed as holiday throuebous
the Provinces. By official order, appropriate
observance will be had, parades INDUCED in
and salutes fired at all military stations wheth-
er of regulars or volunteers The Queens
birth day, in the British Provinces, more close
ly resembles our 4th of July, than any otler
holiday observed by our provincial neighbois.
RAILROAD EXTENSION.
The people of Canada in the neighborhood
o' stanstead and Lennoxyille, propose to ex-
'ehd the Passumpsic railroad of Vermont,
"nich now goes to the Line" so az to form a
oonneetion with the Grand Trunk. The ex-
tension would be through rich and produc-
tive country, and as the Passumpsic road will
be feeder of the Portland & ogdensbure, at
Sc. Johnsbury, the people of this CITY can but
wish well to the proposed extension. l. r.
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FAMILY PAPER, INDEEDi A New York pa
per, claiming exceeding literary merit, and to
be fast eclipsing the Ledger in enterprise
and circulation, comes to us postpaid and pen
marked that we may tell our readers that
Charles Dickens and Victor Hugo are to write
original stories for its columns. Possibly we
should have done so had not the cloven foot
been SO conspicuouly displayed. In one of its
leading editorials, headed "The last Shrek of
Sumner" is the following deleotable passage:
Senator Sumner-whose shrill shriekings
have made him notorious at home and abroad
from the hour when he first wandered wall
ing through Europe with cracked Uranium, up
to the last hours of the last session, when,
with "a gush of impertinent and irrelevant
twaddle," he exhausted the patience OF his coli
leagues-has lifted up his voice again. %
| Charles Dickens and the great French phi
lanthropie writer will scarcely add to their
laurels by becoming contributors to journal
that points course and fiippant joke with
the brutality inflicted upon q. S. Senator,
writing at his desk, by a southern bully, nor
will they be likely to carry their productions
to such market when they shall know more
of its reputation. r..ur dIia ...r.u-.-
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DONE ENOUGH FOR HIS CoUNrRY-A revo-
lutionary soldier was running for Congress,
and his opponent was young man who had
"never been to the wars" and it was the Gus
tom of the old Revolutionary to tell OF the hard-
sbins he had endured. Said he:
aFsllow citizens. have fought and bled for
NV conntrv. / helped TO whip the British and
,hys Indians. 1 have slept on the field Of battle
'n;,h ~, no other covering than tho canopy of
Maayan have walled over the frozen
Ground till every footstep was marked with
lust about this time one of the sovereigns
who had become greatly interested In his I lie,
of suffering, walked up in front of the speak
ers, wiped the tears from his eyes with the ex-
tremity of his coat tail, and interrupted him
with:
did you say you had fought the British and
Injins%' .....
"Yes, sir"
"Did you say you had slept on the ground
while serving your country, without any COW
er.ng?"
Il did" ..f .i.. ..s'.a.H
"Did you say your feet covered the ground
you walked over with blood?'
"Yes," replied the speaker, exultlngly. os
"Well, then" said the fearful sovereign, ,,ni ~
he gave sigh of fearful emotion, g9ehs -
vote for tother fellow, for IL nn,px U0 psaN ''~
amt done enough for your country
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clothing Cleansed and Reno,,,el

DY WILLIAM BROWN, formerly at 81 Federal
d street, is now located at his new store NoGi Fed
eral st, few doors below Lime street, will attend
10 his usual business OF Cleansing and Repairing
Clothing OF all kinds with his usual promptness.
Secondhand Clothing for sale at fair prices.
Jan S-du -i p VI fh
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GEORGIAN BAY CANAL.

The Toronto Leader says that capitalists in
the United States, on certain conditions, pro-
pose to furnish twenty million dollars towards
this enterprise, and that an agreement has been
executed to construct the canal in connection
with English contractors. The Glooe inSis',
the whole scheme is wanting in Feasibility anu
however desirable to connect the waters VI
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