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Trutk and Error,
BY RfCUARD H. wilde.
There ia a tuneful river
In Erin'a Isle,
Where the sunbeams quiver
In silvery smile;
Where the leaves that lull
'Nmi)i the autunui sky,
Grow- gem-like all.
And never die?
And auch is the stream by truth enlightened,
That leaves the breast by wisdom brightened,
Where even the joys that storms dissever,
Are turned to gems tliat glow forever.
There is a darkling tide
In the Indian chine,
By whose herblens side
There's a aulnhurv slime?
To the flower tint it touches
* A scorching wave?
To the bird that approaches
.A weltering grave.
And such are the waters of bitterness rising,
lu the desert bosom of dark disguising ;
And the birds of joy, and the flowers of feeling,
Must perish where er that wave is stealing.
Coal Tradl or ma Ohio.?It is estimated thai
the amount of coal now annually mined on the
Ixuiks of the Ohio and the tributaries cannot be
less than thirty-Jive millions of bushels, worth, at
the points of consumption not less than two and a
half millions of dollars. The rate of yearly increase
is probably not less than 20 and perhaps 25 per
cent. At New Orleans, this rate of increase is
said to be more than 33 per cent, per annum ; and
the yearly consumption of that city is said to
have reached 3,000,000 of bushels. Twenty years
ago, says the Louisville Journal, the idea of
using coal as ftiel on river steamboats was regarded
as preposterous, and now it is a question
whether this win not, in a few years, be the fuel
exclusively used on boats between Pittsburg and
New Orleans.
tt%~.tvt?... v? hpl _ ti
UAIH.H1III UF 41C.IV CUKK.? X lie ucv. ucorgc
W. Bethune, D. D., has been unaniniouHly elected
Chancellor of the University, in the place of the
Hon. Theodore Frelinghuyaen. We are not advised
whether the appointment will be accepted.
At the name meeting Mr. G. C. Anthon, formerly
of the College of Louisiana, son of the
Rev. Dr. Anthon, of New York, wan chosen professor
of Greek lunguage and literature.
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R. TOOMBS,*
J. THOMPSON.
TIIE GRAND INDUSTRIAL EXHIBIrrvAir
ad f i
meeting of the central committee for the united
states.
Pursuant to tha notice given, the Central Commite?
inete at the rooms of the National Institute, in the
Patent Office, on Thursday evening, the 13th instant,
at 8 o'clock.
^ The meeting was called to order by Professor Walter
R. Johnson, on whose motion Col. Peter Force
was called to the Chair, and Charles F. Stanbury J
chosen Secretary of the meeting.
This temporary organization having been effected,
the committee proceeded to organize permanently by
the appointmens of the Hon. Millard Fillmore, Vice
President of the United States, Chairman, and Prof.
Walter K. Johnson Secretary.
At the the request of the Chairman, (Col. Faroe,)
the following papers were read by Prof. Johnson, in
explanation of the appointment and duties of the
committee :
State Department,
Washington, May 17,1850.
To the President qf the NiUional Institute
far the Promotion of Science. 4
Sir: I have the honor herewith to transmit copies
of a correspondence which has taken place between
the Minister Plenipotentiary of her Majesty
the Queen of Great Britain and this Department relative
to the proposed Industrial Exhibition to be held
in London in the year 1851.
From the circular of the Royal Commissioners of
Great Britain, hereto annexed, it will be observed that
all objects intended to be introduced from foreign
countries and entered for that Exhibition are required
to have been first submitted to and approved by a central
authority or commission of tne country from
which they shall be brrought, and that no other will
be recognized as a central authority except such as
shall have been so certified by the Government of the
country in which it exists.
That American industry and arts may be enabled to
a ppear in the place allotted to them, it will be indispensable
that a recognized central authority should be
constituted; and I am under the impression that the
National Institute, having been regularly incorporated
by act of Congress, and Being habitually engaged in
matters pertaining to the arts and sciences, is the
pvwe* body for taking the initiative ill constituting
eieh a central authority.
hear leave to submit tn its consideration
"H.< and important subject which has been
v> the attention of this Department by the
HtartaqptrtMi Envoy of her Majesty's Government,
MUt ?v swpwes* such action or suggestions as may seem
senna***? is order that the natural productions, the
to^pusiwrv, industry, and arts of the United States
may be fully and suitably represented on the interesting
occasion herein referred to.
I have the honor to be, very respectfully, yours.
JOHN M. CLAYTON.
This communication was laid before the National
Institute, and by it referred to a select committee
which brought lorward the following report :
Report of the Committi e of the National Institute
The special committee, to which was referred the
communication from ths Hon. John M. Clayton, Secretary
of State, relative to the formation of a central
authority for transmitting articles to the Industrial
Exhibition to be held in London in 1851; oilers the
following report ;
The committee, impressed with the importance of
the subject commended to the Institute, nave given
to it their earnest and careful attentioo.
The resources, the ingenuity, the industry, and
arts of the United State* are conceived to merit the
beet endeavors to procure far them opportunities ol
being adequately represented in the great Industrial
Exhibition at London.
dignaalilj to the programme adopted by the Royel
Commission, no articles are to be received from
foreign Exhibitors except those which ahull have
been approved by a central authority, feeognixed ai
ew h by (ha Government of the country from which
they ere sent.
motion of (kitiet and the Arts, directly iooorporited
This Institute being the only Society far the fro
by the Government, the Secretary of 8tete has deem
ed it the appropriate body to take action or make any
geation* retativu to the fulfilment of the wishes of t m
Royal Commissioners, by the establishment of such a
neutral authority as the case seems to require.
To this voluntary proposal on the part of the Secretary
of State, the committee consider the National
Institute in duty bound to respond.
In accordance with this view, the committee respectfully
recommend the following resolution :
1. Resolved, That the Institute will take action
on the subject submitted to it by the Department ot
State.
2. Resolved, That the Institute do now proceed
to constitute a committee suitable to be recognised by
the Government as a central body to hold correspondence
with the British Commissioners, and to secure
the reception of American pioductions at the proposed
Industrial Exhibition in London.
PETER FORCE, 1
JOSEPH HENRY.
WALTER R JOHNSON, ^ Committee.
.1. ,1. GIIHIMMIUGII,
CHARLES WILKES, J
nation s. institctk,
Washington, May 27, 1&30.
, Sir : I have the honor to make known to the l>cpartiuent
of State the action which this Institute has
taken on the subject of your communication of the
17th instant. That action is comprised in the Inllowing
resolutions, unanimously adopted after lull discussion
at the meeting held this evening.
"lit soloed, That the Institute will take action on
the subject submitted^ to it by tlic Department ot
State.
"Resolved That the lustitule do now proceed to
constitute a committee suitable to be recognised by
the Government to hold correspondence with the
British Commissioner*, and to secure the reception of
American productions at the proposed Industrial Exhibition
in London.
"Resolved, That a committer of not lcaa than nineteen
be appointed to constitute a Central Committee
on (lie Industrial Exhibition, and to correspond with
societies and local committees tiiroughout tlie United
States.
"Resolved, That the President of this Institute be
a member of the Central Committee.
"Resolved, That the Corresponding Secretary communicate
to the Secretary of State a copy of the foregoing
resolutions, together with the names of the
Central Committee."
The following arc the names of the members of ,
the Central Committee appointed in accordance witii ,
the foregoing resolutions :
Hon. Millard Fillmore, Vice President of the United j
States, and ex qjffleio Chancellor of the Regents of |
the Smithsonian Institution.
Col. Peter Force, President of the National Insti- j
tutc. ,
Hon. James A Pearce, U. S. Senate, member of the (
Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution. ,
I Hon. Levi Woodbury, M. N. I., Associate Justice of
the Supreme Court of the United States. j
Commodore Lewis Warrington, U. S. N., M. N. I., j
Chief of the Bureau of Ordnance and Hydrography. |
Prof. Joseph Henry, Vice President of the N. I., Sec- .
retary of the Smithsonian Institute. I
Prof. Walter R. Johnson, Corresponding Secretary of
the National Institute.
Prof. Alexander D. Bache, M. N. I., member of the
Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institute, and
Superintendent of the Coast Surrey.
Commander Charles Wilkes, U. 8. N., M. N. I., late
Commander S. S. Exploring Expedition.
I Hon. William W. Seaton, M. N. I., May or of Washington.
Hon. Jefferson Davis, U. S. Senate, member of the
Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institute.
Lieut. Matthew F. Maury, U. S. N., Vice Fresident ?
of the National Institute, and Superintendent of the
National Obsservatory.
1. James Ureenough, Esq., M. N. I.
Charles F. Stansbury, Esq., Recording Secretary of
the National Institute.
Col. J. J. Ahert, M. N. I., Chief of the Topographical
Bureau.
Gen. Joseph G. Tottcn, Vice President N. I., Chief
Engineer, U. S. Army. ]
Thomas Ewbank, Esq , Commissioner of Patents. ,
William Easby, Esq., Treasurer National Institute. {
Leonard D. Gale, M. D., M. N. I., Examiner of
Patents. {
Joseph C. G. Kennedy, Esq., M. N. I., Supcrinten- t
dent of Census. ,
'.ra C. Seaman, Esq., M. N.I. 4
1 have the honor to be ;
Very respectfully, your ob't scrvf,
WALTER R.JOHNSON, t
Cor. Secretary of the National Institute. s
Hon. John M. Clayton, Secretary of State.
Department op State,
Washington, June 8, 1850.
Sir : I have dulv received your letter of the 27tli
ultimo, communicyvt; to this Department the proceedings
of the National Institute on the subject of my
note of the 17th of the same month. Those proceedings
appear to mc to be perfectly satisfactory ; and I
have accordingly transmitted them to the British Minister
in this city*, with the communication, a copy of
wliich'is enclosed for your information.
I am, sir, respectfully, your obt servt,
JOHN M.CLAYTON.
Walter N. Johnson, Esq., Corresponding
Secretary of the National Institute.
Department op State.
Washington, June 1, 1850.
Sir : 1 have the honor to transmit to you herewith
a copy of the correspondence which has passed between
ttiis Department and the National Institute for
the Promotion of Science, respecting the organization
of a committee to constitute the central authority required
by the regulations of the Koyal Commission on
the proposed Industrial Exhibition, to cerres]>ond with
them in London, and with societies, local committees,
and individuals in this country, and to sanction the
forwarding of articles applicable to the exhibition.
I need hardly say to you, sir, that the proceedings '
of the National Institute, as set forth in this correspon- 1
denoe, meet the approbation of the Department, which '
has full confidence in the committee named by that 1
Institute. 1
I avail myself of this opjportunity to renew to you (
the assurance of my high and distinguished consideration.
JOHN M. CLAYTON. e
' Right Honorable Sir H. L. Bulwer, kc. 1"
v
Extract fvm Ike Circular of the Royal Commis- 0
turners. o
" The Commissioners have felt that it would be c
desirable, as far as possible, to prevent any per- r
sons from sending hither articles which cannot be '
admitted, rather than to reject the particles after '
their arrival in London. They feel also that the c
delicate and responsible task of deciding on the .
admission or rejection of articles destined for exhibition
by foreign contributors ought not to be im- j
posed upon any Fnglish tribunal, but should be
referred to one i jiving the confidence of the exhi- j
bitors themst.ves, and standing cntirelyjree lVom ,
possible .nputations of national partiulity. They ,
accordingly propose to admit to exhibition such (
foreign articles only as may be forwarded to them ,
by the Central Authority (whatever may be its
naturel in each country. They will communicate
to such Central Authority the amount of space i
which can be allowed to the productions of the ;
country for which it acts, and will also state the I
conditions and limitations which may from time |
to time be decided On with respect to the admission 1
of articles. All articles forwarded l?y such Cen- 1
tral Authority will then be admitted, provided they '
do not require a greater aggregate amount of '
space than tltuL assigned to the productions of the ]
country fVom which they come; and, provided, '
also, that thev do hot violate the conditions and '
limitations of which due notice shall have been !
given. It will rest with the Central Authority in j
each country to decide upon the merits of the (
several articles presented for exhibition, and to
take care that those which are sent are such as .
fairly represent the industry of their fellow-coun- |
trymen. ,
' Her Majesty's Commissioners will consider <
that to be the Central Authority in each case which <
is stated to be so by the (iovemmenl of lit eountry.
Having once been put in communication with a
central Authority in any country, they must <lecline,
absolutely and entirely, any communication
with private and unauthorized ^individuals ; and,
should any auch be addressed to them, they can
only refer to a central body. This decision is
essentially necessary, in order to prevent conAision.
,
'< No articles of foreign manufacture, to whomsoever
they may belong, or wheresoever they may
be, can be admitted for exhibition unless they j
I come with the sanction of the Central Authority ,
of the country of which they are the produce. ,
I The Commissioners do not insist upon such articles
being in all cases actually forwarded by the *
I Central Authority, though they consider that this t
1 would generally be the most satisfactory arrangeI
mcnt; but it is indispensable that the sanction of ?
such authority should in all rases be expressly I
given, and that it he held responsible for the fit- j
ness of such articles for exhibition, and for not ]
authorizing the exhibition of a greater quantity
than can be accommodated in the space assigned
to the productions of the coy/itry in question.M '
, ^ \ discussion was thAi had of the subject
thus laid l^ftire the committee, Rnd, on motion of
the lion, W. W. Seaton, it was? '
i Rtaolvtd, That the Commit! ee of fi ve first charged '
, with this suWect by the Institute (substituting |
i Mr. Kennedy fbr Mr. Oreenough, who is absent)
be an Executive Committee to lake all necessary
steps to carry out the views of the general com- '
mittee.
The fallowing gentlemen constitute lite Execu I
'ive Committee : Col. Peter Force, Prof. Walter
ft. Johnson, Pruf. Joseph Henry, J. C. G. Kennedy,
Esq., Capt. Charles Wilkes."
On motion?
Keiolveil, That the Secretary be requested to
prepare the proceedings of this meeting for publication.
And the Committee adjourned.
CHARLES F. 8TANSBIJRY.
Secretary of the Meeting.
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Bank of Poughkeepaie, Poughkeepsie par
Bank of Rochester, Rochester.. j dis
Bank of Rome, Rome ? dis
Bank of Rondout, Rondout par
Bank ifSalina,Salina ? dis
Bank of Saratoga Springs 4 dis
Bank of Silver Creek, Chatauque County... j dis
Bank of Syracuse, Syracuse J dis
Bank of Troy, Troy .. i dU
Bank of Utica, Utica | dis
Bank of Vernon, Vernon { dis
Bank of Watertown, Watertown | dis
Bank of Waterville, Waterville . $ dis
Bank of Weatfield {dis
Bank of Whitehall, Whitehall g dis
Bank ofWhitestown ?...{ dis
Black River Bank, Watertown {dis
Brooklyn Bank, Brooklyn par
Broome Cbunty Bank, Binghampton | dis
Camden Bank, Camden. ?>% ? dis
Canal Bank, Albany 1 dis
Canal Bank of Lockport, Lockport ? dis
Catskill Bank, Catskill par
Cayuga County Bank, Auburn ? dis
Cayuga Lake Bank ? dis
Central Bank, Cherry Valley ? dis
Champlain Bank, ttllenbure .? dip
Chatauque County Bank, Jamestown.......} dis
Chemung Canal Bank, Clmira dis
Chester Bank, Chester dip
City Bank, Oswego dip
Commercial Bank, Albany par
Commercial Bank, Friendship ? dis
Commercial Bank, Lockport. .4 dip
Commercial Bank, Rochester .| die
Commercial Bank, Troy.. { dis
Commercial Bank, Whitehall 1 dis
Cortland County Bank, Cincinnatus {die
Cuyler's Bank of Palmyra ... j die
Delaware Bank, Delhi ..........1 dis
Drovers'Bank, Olean ?, dis
Cutchess County Bank, Amenia...........? dis
Essex County Bank, Keeseville -dis
Exchange Bank, Buffalo. dis
Exchange Bank of GeneBce,Alexandria..., .4 dis
Exchange Bank, Lockport -J dis
Farmers' Bank, Amsterdam 1 dia
Farmers' Bank, Hudson par
Farmers' Bank, Mina | dis
Farmers'Bank, Troy par
Farmers and Mechanics' Bank, Batavia { dis
Farmers' Bank of Geneva, Geneva | dis
Farmers and Mechanics' Bank, Rochester . .? dis
Farmers and Drovers' Bank, Somers par
Farmers and Mechanics' Bank of Ogdensburg,
Ogdensburg i dis
Farmersand Manufacts.Bk.,Poughkeepsie.. par
Franklin Bank, French Creek .....{ dis
Franklin County Bank, Malone ..I dis
Fort Plain Bank, Fort Plain j dis
Fort Stanwix Bank, Rome ; dis
Genesee County Bank, Leroy i dis
Hartford Bank I dis
Henry Keep's Bank | dis
Herkimer County Bank, Little Falls, | dis
Highland Bank, Newburg par
Hollister Bank, BufTalo dis
Hudson River Bank, Hudson par
Hungerford's Bank, Adams % dis
James's Bank, Jamesville I dis
Jefferson County Bank, Watertown........4 dis
Kingston Bank, Kingston, Ulster Co....... par
Kirkland Bank, Clinton ] dis
Knickerbocker Bank, Genoa | dis
Lewis County Bank, Martinsburg i dis
Livingston County Bank, Geneseo. 5 dis
Lockport Bank ana Trust Comp., Lockport.. j dis
Long Island Bank, Brooklyn par
Luther Wright's Bank, Oswego dis
M'Intyre Bank, Adirondack dis
Madison County Bank, Cazenovia -J dis
Merchants' Bank, Buffalo. | dis
Merchants' Bank, Canandaigua i die
Merchants' Bank, Ellery { dis
Merchants' Bank, Poughkeepsie par
Mechanics and Farmers' Bank, Albany 1 die
Merchants and Farmers' Bank, Carmel i die
Merchants and Farmers' Bank, Ithaca j dis
Merchants and Mechanics'Bank, Troy I dia
Middletown Bank, Orange Co | dis
Mohawk Bank, Schenectady j dis
Mohawk Valley Bank, Mohawk Village... .1 dis
Monroe Rank. Rochester 5 dia
Montgomery County Bank, Johnston | die
New York State Bank, Albany ....{ dis
New York Stock Bank, Durham | dis
Northern Canal Bank ..dis
Northern Bank, Madrid .......... , | dis
Northern Exchange Bank, Breaker's Falls dis
Oedenaburg Bank, Ogdensburg. .4 dis
Oliver Lee and Co.'a Bank, Buffalo 4 dis
Oneida Bank, Utica ,.} dis
Onondaga County Bank, Syracuse | dis
Ontario Bank, Canandaiguadis
Ontario Branch Bank, Uuca ,.I dis
Oswego County Bank i dis
Otsego County Bank, Cooperstown | dis
Pacific Bank, Brooklyn par
Palmyra Bank, Wayne Co i dis
Patchin Bank, Buffalo I dis
Pine Plains Bank, Dutahegs County dis
Powell Bank, Newburg..,....,.,, par
Pratt Bank of BuB&le. 3 dis
Prattsville Bank, Prattsyillc. par
Putnam Valley Bank, ...} dis
Putnam County Bank, Farmers' Mills......* dis
Rochester Bank | dis
Rochester City Bank,Rochester dis
Sackett's Harbor Bank, Sackett's Harbor...f dia
Saratoga County Bank, Waterford { dis
Schensctady Bank, Sohei\eetady 1 dis
Security Bank.. 1 dis
Seneca County Bank, Waterloo.. ...i ,dis
State Bank, Saugerties dja
Steuben County Bank, Bath. . i dis
Suffolk County Bank, Sag Harbor dis
Tanners' Bank, Catakill -, P*r
Tompkins County Bank, Ithaca-.,,.... * dis
Troy City Bank, Troy.. ,. dis
Ulster County Bank, Kingston ? P*r
Unadilla BanV, Otsego County. * . .4 dis
Utica Branch Bank dis
t/tica City Bank 4 dis
Village Bank, Randolph 4 dis
Walter Joy's Bank, Buflklo 4 dia
Warren County Bank Johnoburg. I die
1
Washington County Bank, Union Village... 1 dis
Watertown Bank & Loan Company | dis
Weitchtitcr County Bank, Peekskitl.. ? . par
White Bank, Buffalo | dia
White Plains Bank, XVestchester County.. J dia
Wooatar Sbennan'a Bank, Watertown | die
Yates County Bank, Penn Yan .....| dis
Mataw.
Androscoggin Bank, Topham....... .{ dia
Augusta Bank \ dia
Bank of Bangor... ......] dia
Bank of Hallowed .1 dis
Belfast Bank \ dis
Biddeford Bank j dia
Brunswick Bank j dia
Calais Bank 10 dia
Canal Bank, Portland 1 dia
Casco Bank, Portland { dia
Central Bank, H&lloweli | dia
Commercial Bank, Bath | dia
Cumberland Hank, Portland { dia
Eastern Bank, Bangor . ? \ dia
Franklin Bank, Gardiner i dia
Freemen's Bank, Augusta 1 dia
Frontier Bank, Eastport j dia
Gardiner Bank 1 dia
Granite Bank, Auguata.. j dia
Kenduakeag Bank, Bangor j dia
Lime Rock Bank, Thomaaton J dia
Lincoln Bank,Bath i dia
Manufacturers' Bank, Baca I die
Manufacturers & Traders' Bank, Portland...! dia
Mariners' Bank, Wiacasaet { dia
Mcdomac Bank, Waldobero' J dia
Megunticook Bank, Camden \ dia
Mercantile Bank, Bangor 3 dia
Merchanta' Bank, Portland .} dia
Negumkearr Bank, Yaaaalboro' { dia
Northern Bank, Iiallowell ! dia
Sagadahock Bank, Bath 1 dia
Skowhegan Bank, Bloomfield | dia
South Berwick Bank ! dia
Taconic Bank, Waterville ! dia
Thomaaton Bank ] dia
Veazie Bank, Bangor J dia
Waldo Bank, Belmat ? dia
Weatbrook Bank .3 dia
York Bank, Saco.. J dia
Hew Huapihlr*.
Amoakeag Bank 4 die
Aahuelot Bank, Keene .| dia
Bank of Lebanon ! dia
Belknap County Bank | dia
Cheshire Bank, Keene | dia
Connecticut River Bank, Charleatown | dia
Derry Bank I dia
fYnvaa Pankr - ? - 1 #! ?
Granite Bank J dis
Great Falls Bank ] dis
Lancaster Bank J dis
Manchester Bank J dis
Manufacturers' Bank, New Ipswich ] dis
Mechanics'Bank, Concord.... .] dis
Mechanics & Traders' Bank, Portsmouth...] dis
Merrimack County Bank, Concord ] dis
Nashua Bank | dis
New Ipswich Bank..' ] dis
Piacataque Exchange Bank,. J dis
Portsmouth Banl( .] dis
Rochester Rank .........] dis
Rockingham Bank, Portsmouth ] dis
Stafford Bank, Dover } dis
Winchester Bank ] dis
Winnipisiogee Bank, Meredith J dis
Vermont.
Ascutney Bank 1 dis
Bank of Black River, Procteraville j dis
Bank of Burlington | dis
Bank of Caledonia, Danville ] dis
Bank of Chelsea, Orange County ] dis
Bank of Manchester ? dis
Bank of Middlebury ] dis
Bank of Montpelier ] dis
Bank of Orleans, Irasburgh ] dis
Bank of Poultney ] dis
Bank of Rutland ] dis
Bank of St. Albans, St. Albans j dis
Bank of Vergennes .J dis
Bank of Newbury, Wells River. ,] dis
Bellows Falls Bank, Rockingham..........] dis
Battleboro' Bank 1 ] dis
Brandon Bank ] dis
Commercial Bank, Burlington. ] dis
Farmers' Bank, Orwell ] dis
Farmers & Mechanics'Bank, Burlington....] dis
Stark Bank, Bennington . .{ dis
Vermont Bank ] dis
Woodstock Bank ] dis
MMMchuietU.
Adams Bank ] dis
Agawam Bank ..] dis
Agricultural Bank, Pittsiield ] dis
Amherst Bank, Amherst ] dis
Andover Bank ] dis
Appleton Bank.. ] dis
Asiatic Bank, Salem ] dis
Atlantic Bank, Boston ] dis
Atlas Bank, Boston ] dis
Attleboro' Bank ] dis
Bank of Charlestown ] dis
Barnstable Bank, Yarmouth ] dis
Bedford Com. Bank, New Bedford ] dis
Beverly Bank .....] dis
Blackstone Bank, Uxbridge. j dis
Boston Bank ] dis
Boy Is ton Barik. ] dis
Brighton Bank .] dis
Bristol County Bank,Taunton.. ] dis
Bunker Hill Bank,Charlestown. ...] die
Cabot Bank, Cabotsville ] dis
Cambridge Bank ] dis
Central Bank, Worcester ] dis
Charles River Bank, Cambridge ] dis
Chickopee Bank, Springfield ] dis
Citizens' Bank, Nantucket ] dis
Citizens' Bank, Worcester j dis
City Bank of Boston .] dis
Cochituate Bank ] dis
Cohannet Bank, Taunton.. ? dis
Columbian Bank, Boston. ] dis
Commercial Bank, Salem ] dis
Concord Bank. .1 dis
Danvers Bank ] dis
Dedham Bank... ] dis
Dorchester and Milton Bank ] dis
Duxburv Bank.. ? dis
Eagle Bank of Boston { die
East Bridgewater Bank ? dis
Essex Bank, North Andover J dis
Exchange Bank, Boston j dis
Exchange Bank, Salem \ dis
Fairhaven Bank .?, J dis
Falmouth Bank ,. I dis
Fall River Bank "......J dis
Fitchburg Bank j dis
Framingnam Bank.. .\ , j dis
Franklin County Bank, Greenville., J dis
Freeman's Bank, Boston .... J dis
Globe Bank of Boston | dis
Gloucester Bank ...... | dis
Grand Bank, Marblehead | dis
Granite Bank, Boston.. \ dis
Greenfield Bank.......,,..,..,. \ dis
Grocers' Bank, Boston .1 dis
Hamilton Bank, Boston i dis
Hampden Bank, WeBtfield, ...{ dis
Hampshire Manuf. Bank, Wareham........| dis
Haverhill Bank | dis
Hingham Bank ....j dis
Housatonic Bank, Stockbridge J dis
Ipswich Bank | dis
Laighton Bank....................4......| dis
Lancaster Bank. I dis
Lee Bank I dis
Leicester Bank I dis
Lichton Bank .....j dis
Lowell Bank | dis
Lynn Mechanics' Bank j dis
Machinists' Bank, Taunton dis
Mahaiwee Bank, Great Barrington . j dis
Manufacturers' Bank, Rowley.? dis
Marblehead Bank............ 1 dis
Market Bank, Boston, . dis
Marine Bank, New Bedford....dis
Massachusetts Bank, Boston.dis
MassasoitBank. dis
Mattapan Bankdis
Mechanics' Bank, Newburynort dis
Mechanics' Bank, New Bedford die
Mechanics' Bank, South Boston dis
Mercantile Bank, Salem ? dia
Merchants' Bank, Boston dis
Merchants' Bank, New Bedford dia
Merchants' Benk> Salem dis
Merchants' Bank, Newburyport dia
Merrimac Bank, HaTerhill. . ? . .. f., *; dia
Milbury Bank ................ dis
Milfcra Bank....... ..( die
Naumkea* Bank, SaUm ...... dis
Neponaet Bank, Canton.. dia
New England Bank, Boston die
Newton Bank, Newton dia
North Bank of Boston. dia
NorthamptonBank dia
Ocean Bank, Newburyport ........ dip
Old Colony Bank, Plymouth ... ........... dit
Oxford Bank dis
Pacific Bank, Nantucket die
Pawtucket Bank, Roxbury. dia
People's Bank, Roxbury. dia
Plymouth Bank .............. dis
Powow River Bank, Salisbury dia
Quincy Stone Bank, duincy dia
Quinsigamond Bank, Worcester........... dia
Railroad Bank, Lowell dis
Randolph Bank........ die
8ak? bank J to
Shaarmut Bank, Boston .....J dis
8ho* anil Laatber Dealers' Bank | to
South Bridge Bank ...J to
South Bank of Boston. J dis
Springfield Bank | to
Stale Bank, Boston dis
Suffolk Bask, Boston i dis
Taunton Bank. { to
Traders'Bank, Boston....................] dis
Tremont Bank, Boston } dis
Union Bank of Weymouth. j dis
Union Bank, Boston ] dis
Village Bank, Denver*. j dis
Waltnam Bank ....] dis
Wareham Bank..... ] dis
Warren Bank, Danvera .......] dis
Washington Bank i dis
Western Bank. 8orinefield I dis
Winthrop Bank, ftoxBury J din
Worcester Bank j dia
Wrentliam Bank 2 dm
Hfcnii *
American Bank, Providence. 1 die
Arcade Bank, Providence 2 die
Bank of Bristol 2 die
Bank of Kent, Coventry.. I die
Bank of North America, Providence 2 die
Bank of Rhode Island, Newport....; I die
Blackstone Canal Bank, Providence I die
Centreville Bank, Warwick J die
Citizens' Union Bank, Scituate | (lis
City Bank, Providence 2 dis
Commercial Bank, Bristol I dis
Commercial|Bank, Providence 2 die
Cranston Bank * 2 die
Cumberland Bank 2 dis
Eagle Bank of Bristol 2 die
Eagle Bank, Providence i dis
Exeter Bank ,... * 2 dis
Exchange Bank, Greenville 2 die
Fall River Union Bank, Tiverton 2 die
Franklin Bank, Chepalchet. 2 dis
Freeman's Bank, Bristol 2 die
Globe Bank, Providence 2 dis
Globe Bank, Smithfield 2 dis
Hamilton Bank,North Scituate.... ? dis
High-street Bank, Providence { dis
Hope Bank, Warren 2 dis
Landholders' Bank, South Kingston 2 dis
Manufacturers' Bank, Providence 2 dis
Mechanics' Bank, Providence. 2 dis
Mech. & Manufacturers' Bank, Providence. .2 dis
Merchants'Bank, Newport 2 dis
Merchants*'Bank, Providence 2 dis
Mount Vernon Bank, Foster 2 dis
Narraganset Bank, Wickford 2 dis
National Bank, Providence 2 dis
New England Commercial Bank, Newport..] dis
New England Pacific Bank, N. Providence. .J dis
Newport Bank 2 dis
Newport Exchange Bank 2 dis
North Kingston Bank, Wickford 2 dis
North Providence Bank 2 die
Pawcatuck Bank... 2 dis
Pawtuxet^ Bank 2 dis
People's Bonk J die
Phoenix Bank, Providence J die
Phoenix Bank, Westerly | die
Providence Bank.. J die
R. I. Central Bank, E. Greenwich I dia
Rhode Island Union Bank, Newport .1 die
Roger Williams Bank, Providence j dia
Smithfield Exchange Bank | die
Smithfield Lime Rock Bank | die
Smithfield Union Bonk J die
Traders' Bank, Newport | die
Traders' Bank, Providence j die
Union Bank, Providence ..j dia
Village Bank, Smithfield J dia
Wakefield Bank i dia
Warren Bank i dia
Warwick Bank. I dia
Washington Bank, Westerly | die
Weybosset Bank, Providence j dis
Woonsocket Falls Bank, Cumberland | dia
Connecticut.
Bridgeport Bank,Bridgeport } dis
City Bank, New Haven... j dip
Connecticut Bank, Bridgeport | dis
Connecticut River Banking Co., Hartford..dis
Danbury Bank,Norwalk ..... j dig
East Haddam Bank, East Haddam j die
Exchange Bank, Hartford .j die
Fairfield County Bank, Norwalk J dis
Farmers & Mechanics1 Bank, Hartford ] dis
Farmers', Bridgeport dis
Hartford Bank, Hartford J dia
Iron Bank, Fall's Village.. ^ dis
Jewett City Bank* Jewett City I dis
Manufacturers' Bank, Birmingham I dis
Mechanics' Bank, New Haven | dis
Merchants' Bank, Norwich j dis
MeridenBank \ dis
Middlesex County Bank, Middletown J dis
Middletown Bank, Middletown..... I dis
Milford Bank I dis
Mystic Bank, Mystic | dis
New Haven Bank, New Haven j dis
New Haven County Bank, New Haven....j dis
New London Bank, New London \ dis
Norwich Bank, Norwich J dis
I Phoenix Bank, Hartford J dis
Quinebaug Bank, Norwich J dis
Say brook Bunk | dis
| Stamford Bank, Stamford } dia
State Bank, Hartford | dis
Stonington Bank, Stonington j dis
Thames Bank, Norwich j dis
Thompson Btmk,Thomp8on j dis
Tolland County Bank, Tolland .] dis
Union Bank, New London ,j dis
Waterbuty Bank, Waterbury J dis
Whaling Bank, New London. J dis
Windham Bank, Windham........ j dis
Windham County Bank, Brooklyn I dia
Wins ted Bonk, Winsted.... j dis
New Jersey.
Belvidere Bank. 1 dis
Burlington County Bank, Medford J dis j
Commercial Bank | dis
Cumberland Bank of N. Jersey, Bridgeton..} dis
Farmers' Bank of N. Jersey,Mount Holly..| dis
Farmers' Bank, Wantage J dis
Farmers and Mechanics' Bank, Rah way... j dis
Farmers & Merchants' Bank, Middletown..} dis
Mechanics' Bank of Burlington f dis
Mechanics' Bank, Newark } dis
Mechanics & Manufacturers' Bank,Trenton. j dia
Morris County Bank } dis
Newark Banking and Insurance Company..} dis
Newhope & Delaware Bridge Company....? dis
Orange Bank, Orange } dis
People's Bank } dis
Plainfield Bank ? dis
Princeton Bank, Princeton J dis
Salem Banking Company, Salem ? dis
Somerset County Bank,...,...., .} dis
State Bank, Elizabeth town,....- } dis
a,.?. d.^l- ivi ?j:
uiavv uaiiA) Ulfl
State Bank, Newark, } die
State Bank, New Brunswick. I die
Sussex Bank, Newtoo. I dia
Trenton Banking Company, Trenton | dis
Union Bank, Dover ) dis
PcsMylraaU.
Bank of Chambersburg. 1J dis
Bank Of Chester County. | dia
Bank of Commerce { dis
Bank of Delaware County { dis
Bank of Germantown J dis
Bank of Gettysburg i{ dis
Bank of Lewistown, Lewis town. ? dis
Bank of Montgomery County ....{ dia
Bank of the Northern Liberties, { dis
Bank of North America j dis
Bank of Northumberland { die
Bank of Pennsylvania {dis
Bank of Penn Township {dis
Bank of Pittsburg, Pittsburg 1 dis
Bank of Susauehapnah County. ? dis
Carlisle Bank, Cartels. r,,.T,.11 dis
Columbia Bridge Company, Colprabia....,{ dis
Commercial Bank of Pennsylvania.........{ dis
Doylestown Bank, Doy lea town.dis
Easton Bank, Eastop. par
Erie Bank, Erie.,,, .2 dis
Exchange Bank, Pittsburg, 1 dis
Farmers' Bsnk of Bucks County { dis
Farmers' Bank Of Lancaster { dis
Farmers' Bank of Reading j dis
Farmers A Mechanics' Bank, Philadelphia..{ dia
Farmers' Bank, Schuylkill Haven.. { dis
Farmers A Drovers' Bank, Waynesburg.. .1{ dis
Franklin Bank, Washington, lj dis
Girard Bank, Philadelphia { dia
Harriaburg Bank, Harrisburg ]{ dis
Hone^dale Bank, Hopesdalc { dia
Kensington Bank { dis
Lancaster Bank, Lancaster, 1 dis
Lancaster Couhty Bank, Lancaster ,! dis
Lebanon Bank, Lebanon { dis
Lehigh County Bsnk * * . . dis
Manufacturers and Mechanics'Bank {
Mechanics' Bank! Philadelphia *jis
Merchants & Manufacturer*'Bank,Piueburg- d?
Middletown Bank *!
Miners' Bank ofPottsvilla..,. ? < ?!"
Monongahela Bank, Brownsville.
Moyamenaing Bank ??
Philadelphia Bank die
Pittsburg City Scrip
Relief Nbtea.. - 3 ??
Schuylkill Bank.,* .*
I I I 'III.??? II a
Boothwark Buk 1 dU
Tradeamea'a Bank, PKIhlMphh. jdis
VMIMI BaolUt . ??i?? ? ? ? ti i ^ din
Branch Bank, Williamaport. \ dia
Wyoaaiaj Bank, Wilkaabarre. .....i dia
York Bank, York. li dia
_ . Dataware. S
Bank of Delaware. ...Aidia
Bank of 8tayrna. .} dia
ft
union tank of Delaware \ din
Wilmington and Brandywine Bank \ din
HuyUnd.
Bulk of BaWmow.TT.7TT. 1 die
Bank of Weatoinatcr, Weatminater.. 1 din
Cbenapenkn Bank, Baltimore. t din
Commorcial Ban* of Baltimore.. J din
Cumberland Bank of Alleghany.. J din
Farmer*' Bank of Maryland, Annapolis.... .1 din
Farmern and Mechanical Bank, Frederick.. .1 din
Farmer* and Merchant*' Bank, Baltimore... i din
Farmern and Plan tore' Bank, Baltimore.... .1 din
Fell'a Point dk Savings Inetitution, Baltimore. 1 din
Franklin Bank, Baltimore. I di?
Frederick County Bank, Frederick din
Hageretown Bank, Hageratown
Havre de Grace Bank....... * .5 dis
Marine Bank, Baltimore t dis
Mechanics' Bank, Baltimore J din
Merchants' Bank, Baltimore j din
Mineral Bank, Cumberland ,......l} die
Patapeco Bank, Ellicott'a Mills 1 din
Salisbury Bank 1 din
Union Rank of Maryland, Baltimore I din
Washington County Bank, Williamsport...! din
Western Bonk, Baltimore 1 din
District at Columbia.
Bank of the Metropolis, Washington 1 die
Bank of Washington, Washington ....1 dis
Farmers dk Mechanics' Bank, Georgetown.. 1 dis
Patriotic Bank of Washington 1 die
Union Bank of Georgetown, Georgetown... 1 dis
virglaia.
Bank of Potomac, Alexandria. .1 dis
Bank of Virginia, Richmond 1 die
Bank of the Valley, Winchester 1 dis
Corporation of Alexandria Scrip ? dis
Excnange Bank of Virginia, Norfolk 1 dis
Farmers' Bank of Alexandria, Alexandria. .1 dis
Farmers' Bank of Virginia, Richmond. 1 dis
Merchants dk Mechanics' Bank, Whaeling.11 dis
Northwestern Bank of Vii*ini?, Wheeling. 11 die
Kertli Carolina.
Bank of Cape Fear and Branches..........1] dis
Bank of Fayetteville 1 j die
Bank oftheatate of N. Carolina dk Branches. 1} dis
Commercial Bank, Wilmington if dis
Merchants' Bank, Newbern .1J dis
South Carolina.
Bank of Charleston. .......11 dis
Bank of Georgetown 1| dis
Bank of Hamburg..... l? dis
Bank of South Carolina. If dis
n..b j?
WIMWWtl u?uin * * a ? a a a o a * ! J Uia
Commercial Bank lj (lis
Merchants'Bank lj dis
Planters and Mechanics' Bank ,.11 dis
Southwestern Railroad Co., Charleston....lj dis
State Bank of South Carolina., lj dis
Union Bank of South Carolina! 1$ dis
Georgia.
Augusta Insurance and Banking Company. 11 dis
Bank of Augusta lj dis
Bank of Brunswick ? 11 dis
Bank of Milledgeville ..l] dis
Bank of St. Mary's l| dis
Bank of the State of Georgia, Savannah... ,ll dis
Georgia Railroad and Banking Co., Athens, lj dis
Marine & Fire Insurance Bank, Savannah.. l| dis
Mechanics' Bank, Augusta. 1J (lis
Planters' Bank, Savannah. IJ dis
Alabama.
Bank of Mobile, Mobile..... 1 dis
Bank of the State and Branches ..6 dis
Lwiiluia.
Bank of Louisiana 1 dis
Canal and Banking Company 1 dis
Carrollton Railroad and Banking Company. .1 dis
City Bank of New Orleans .1 dis
Gas Light and Banking Company 1 dis
Louisiana State Bank 1 dis
Mechanics and Traders' Bank... 1 die
Union Bank, New Orleans. 1 dis
Ohio.
Bank of Circleville. .9 dis
Bank of Geauga, Painesville 3 dis
Bank of MassDlon, Masaillon 3 dis
Bank of Norwalk... 50 dis
Bank of Sandusky, Sandusky..... 75dis
Bank of Wooster ,60 dis
Canal Bank, Cleveland .3 dis
City Bank, Cincinnati .3 dis
City Bank, Cleveland. 3 dis
City Bank, Columbus .3 dis
Clinton Bank, Columbus. 3 dis
Commercial Bank, Cincinnati 3 dis
Dayton Bank 3 dis
Elyria Exchange Bank .8 dis
Exchange Bank, Columbus 3 dis
Franklin Bank, Cincinnati 3 dis
Franklin Bank of Columbus 3 dis
Franklin Bank, Zanesville 3 dis
Lafayette Bank, Cincinnati 3 dis
Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company.. .3 dis
State Bank of Ohio and Branches 2 dis
State Bank of Indiana and Branches 2 dis
Kentucky.
Bank of Louisville, Louisville 2 dis
Bank of Kentucky and Branches. .2 dis
Northern Bank of Kentucky and Branches.. .2 dis
Tennessee.
Bank of Tennessee, Nashville 3} die
Planters' Bank and Branches.. 3j dis
Union Bank of Tennessee and Branches...dis
Missouri.
Bank of the State, Louis. 2 dis
Michigan.
Farmers and Mechanics' Bank, Detroit... .21 dis
Michigan Insurance Company, Detroit... .2j dis
State Bank of Michigan...., 2i dis
Peninsula Bank......,..,.,.,, dis
'Wisconsin Territory.
Wisconsin Marine and Fire Ins., Milwaukie.9 dis
Canada, dec.
Bank of Br. North America and Branches.. .3 dis
Bank of Montreal 3 dis
Bank of the People, Toronto, ,3 dis
Bank of Upper Canada, Toronto 3 dis
Banque du Peuple, Montreal, 3 dis
I Citv Bank. Montreal * ?* ?
Commercial Bank of U. Canada, Kingston..9 dis
Gore Bank, Hamilton, ,3 dis
Quebec Bank, Quebec..,, dis
EXCHAkGIS ASP SPKCIJS.
Bills on London, 60 days'sight, 4 sterling, 9 @ 9|
per cent. prem.
Bills on Paris, 60 days' sight f. 5.30 %
Bills on Paris, short sight. 5.27J @
i Bills on Amsterdam ? %. -
i Bills on Antwerp ..........5.32{ @ f.5.31|
Bills on Hamburg, Marc Banco 35 J @ 35 g c.
I Bills on Bremen, Hix Dollar ..78} 0 79 c
Bills on Boston, at sight ? dis
I Bills on Philadelphia , dis
I Bills on Baltimore | dis
i Bills on Richmond } 0 1 dis
j Bills on North Carolina l] <3 2 dis
; Bills on Charleston, } @ 1 dis
I Bills on Savannah } @ 1 dis
Bills on Augusta } @ 1 dis
Bills on Columbus 1 dis
Bills on Mobile,BankNotes........l| @ 1} dis
Bills on Mobile, Specie Checks...... | 9 } die
Bills on New Orleans l] dis
Bills on Louisville 1J 0 1} dis
Bills on Nashville 2 @3 dis
Bills on St. Louis, Specie Checks 1' @ 1} dis
Bills on Cincinnati 1 j @ 2 dis
Bills on Detroit 2 @ 2J dis
American Gold, Old Coin 6 <9 6? pre
American Gold, New Coin par 0 ] pre
Half Dollars. ...v par 0 J pre
Portuguese Gold.. ?par 0 j pt*
Spanish Dollars, ? ........ -.3 ? 5' pre
Spanish Quarter Dollaro .,. j,..... .par 0 | dis
Carolus Dollars....,,',.............4 86 pre
Mexican Dollars .......2 0 1 pre
Mexican Quarter Dollars par 0 | dig
Five Franc Pieces 94 0 94 J c
Doubloons,Spanish .......$16 70 0 16 90
Doubloons, Patriot 15 80 0 16 ?
Napoleons 3 85 0 3 87
Heavy Guineas 5 ? 0
Sovereigns, light and heavy 4 89 0 4 87
A heavy Sovereign weighs 5 dwts. 2 J grs.
NEW Yoee, Afrit 20, 1850.
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yMarch97 TAYLOR A MAURY.
' J. Jtupx Walker,
Attorney gt Lmc and Gtnerml Agmt}
OF F S R 8 Us services la his professioo and as
Agent for the Prosecution and Collection of
Claims before Congress and the Departments, also tot
obtaining Patents.
All busiuess confided to him will be promptly attended
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