Our correspondent "J. H." appears, if we may say so, to overlook several important points. In the first place his comparison be tween cents and copper cash is quite erroneous. If he thinks that one cent coin weighing 18 candareens is going to buy as much as one weighing 20 (when poured out on the market in millions) he is mistaken, no matter whether ne regards the cent as multiplied cash or a fraction of a dollar. The paper currency of Europe is certainly an evil, but is no justifica-
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