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STAT IS TICS.
HIE GRAND INDUSTRIAL EXIIIBL
TION OP 1851.
vecrwa op the central committee rott the cmted
states.
i 'irsuum 10 m? noucir civxu} lut vciuim vuununic
m-te at the rooms of the National Insrit itc, in the
i'.it.-m fh;e, oti Thursday evening, the 13th instant,
at S o'clock. 1
The meeting was called to order by Prof asor Walter
K. Johnson, on whose motion Col. Peter Force
w.i3 caiied to the Chair, and Charles F. Stanbury
ch uen Secretary of the meeting
Tins temporary organization having been effected,
the committee proceeded to organize permanently by
the appointment* of the Hon. Millard. Fillmore, Vice
President of the United States, Chairman, and Prof.
Walter K. Johns >n Secretary. ,
At the the request of the Chairman, (Col.. Force,) ,
the fallowing papers were read by Pr??f. Johnson, in ,
explanation of the appointment and duties of the
committee:
State Department,
Washington, May 17, 1830.
To the President of the National Institute
for the Promotion qf Science.
Sir: 1 have the honor herewith to transmit copies
<>f a correspondence which has taken place between
the Minister Plea potentialy of her Majesty
the (juecu of Great Britain and this Department rela-1
live to the proposed Industrial Exhibition to be held ,
in London in the year 1851.
Fr >m the circular of the Royal Commissioners of
Grot B itain, hereto annexed, it will be observed that
ail objects intended to bo introduced from foreign
countries and entered for that Exhibition arc required
to have been first submitted to and approved by scanir.il
authority or commission of the country from
which tliev shall be birought, and tint no other will
be recognized as a central authority except such as
shall have been so certified by the Government of the
cuii itry in which it exists.
That American industry and arts may be enabled to
appear in the place allotted to them, it will be indisp.
-able that a recognized central authority should be
< instituted; 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
proper body for taking the initiative in constituting
such a central authority.
1 therefore beg leave to submit to its consideration
the interesting and important subject which has beer,
bright to the attention of thia Department by the
distinguished Envoy of her Majesty's Government,
and to request such action or suggestions as may seem
necessary in order that the natural productions, the
ingenuity, industry, and arts or the United States
may be fully and suitably represented on the interesting
occasion herein referred to.
I have tbc honor to-be, very respectfully, yours,
JOHN M. CLAYTON.
This communication was laid before the National
Institute, and bv it referred to a select committee,
which brought forward the following report:
Report of the Committee qf tlu National Institute:
The special committee, to which was referred
the communication from the Hon. John M. Clayton,
Secretary of State, relative to the formation
of a central autlreritv for transmitting articlos to
th? Industrial Exhibition to be held in London in
1341, offersthe following report:
The committee, impressed with the importance
of the subjeot commended to the Institute, have
given to it their earnest and careful attention.
The resources, the ingiwrol<y> the industry, and
arts of the United Stilea are conceived to merit
the best eddeavore to procure for tbcm the opporuriftUs
of being adequately represented in the
great Industrial Exhibition at London.
AgjrreeaWy to the programme adopted by tbs Royal
Commission, no articles are to be received from
Korean Exhibitor* except those which shell have
U-en approved by*central author**, recomized as
such by the Government ol tbs country from rWlbch
they aiesent. <
This Iaatitut. bshw the only Society f?y the Froetieu
of hvlsnoe sad the Arte, directly ineorporetsd
9 the Government, the Secretary of State hat daemit
the appropriate body to take action or make s?tg!
got ions relative to the fulfllment of the wishes of the
i Royal Commissioners, by the establishment of such a
I neutral authority as the case seems to require.
| To this voluntary proposal on the part of the. Secretary
of State, the committee consider tin 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 tire subject submitted to it bv the Department of
State.
8. Resolved, That the Institute do now proceed;
to constitute a committee suitable to be recognised by .
the Government as a central body to hold correspond- j
eucc with the British Comiuisoiouers, and to secure
the reception of American pioductions at the proposed
Industrial Exhibition in London.
fF.TKK FORCE, S*
I JOSEPH HENRY,
WALTER R JOHNSON, i Committee.
J. J. GREENOUGH, |
CHARLES W1LKKS, J
National Itrtrmnr,
WsBHiNtrrow, May 27. 1830.
Sift ; I have the honor to make known to the I >cpartment
of Stata the action which this Institute h itaken
on the subject of your communication of the
17th iuatant. That action is compriscdin the following
resolutions, uuanini' usly adopted after full discussion
at the meeting held this evening.
MResolved, That the In dilute will take a 'tion on
the subject submitted to it by the 1 tapartiuent ot
State.
"Resolved That the Institute d" now proceed to
constitute a committer suitable to be recognised by
the Government to hold correspondence with the
British Commissioners, and to secure the reception of
Amerlcsn productions at the proposed Industrial Exhibition
in London.
"Resolved, That a committee of not less than nineteen
be appointed to constitute a Central Committee
on the Industrial Kukibftfon, and U> correspond with
societies ana local committees throughout the united
State*.
''Retolvtd That the President of this Institute he
a member of the Central Committee.
il Rexolvctl, That the Corresponding Secretary communicate
to the Secretary of State a copy of the foregoing
resolution*, together with the name* of the
Central Comui ttee."
The following |tre the names of the members ot
the Central Committee appointed in accordance with
the foregoing resolutions .
Hon. Millard Fillmore, Vioc President of the Uuited
States, and ct officio Chancellor of the Regents of
the Smithsonian Institution.
Col- Peter Force, President of the Natioual Institute.
Hon James A Pearee, IT. S. Senate, member of the
Hoard of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution.
Hon. Levi Woodbury, M. N. I., Associate Justice of
the Supreme. Court of the United States.
Commodore L-rwis Warrington, 1J. 8. N., M. N. I.,
Chief of the Bureau of Ordnano? and Hydrography.
Prof. Joseph Henry, Vice President of the N. L, Secretary
of the Smithsonian institute.
Prof. Walter R. Johnson, Corresponding Secretary of
tlie National Institute.
Prof, Alexander 1>. Bache, M. N. I., member of the
Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institute, and
Superintendent of the Coast Survey.
Commander Charles Wilkes, U. S. N-, M. N. I., late
Commander S. S. Exploring Expedition.
Hon. William W. Scaton, M.N.I, Mayor 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 I'resident
of the National Institute, and Superintendent of tlic
National Observatory.
J. .lames flreeiiongh, Esq., M. N. I.
Charles F. Stansbury, Esq., Recording Secretary of
the National Institute.
Col. J. J. Abctt, M. N. 1., Chief of tlw Topocranbical
Bureau.
<Jon. Joseph G. Totten, Vice President N. I , Chief
Engineer, U.S. \rmvThomas
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., Suporintcndent
of Census.
?r.i C. Seaman, Esq., MJi.I.
1 have the honor to be
Very respectfully, your ob't serv-'t,
WALTER B. JOHNSON,
Cor. Secretary of thfc National Institute.
I ton. John M. Clayton, Secretary of Statu.
Department or St ait,
Washington, June, b, 1850.
Sir.: I have duly recaivtA your letter of tl?o 27th
ultimo, communicating to tliiw Department the proceedings
of the National Institute <m the subject of my
note of the 17th of the same month. Those proceedings
appe.i' 11 ma*t<> he parfectiy satisfactory j and I
have accordingly tt^tSfcniUed thcut to the British Minister
in this orty, with the communication, a copy ol
which is enclosed for your information.
I am, air, respectfully, vour ob't nerv't.,
JOHN'M. CLAYTON.
Walilr N*. Johnson, Esq., Corresponding
Secretary of the National Institute.
Department op State,
Washington, June I, 1850.
Sm : I have the honor to transmit to you hcrewitl
?? n/in?- of tits niwroAn/tisrlarrnn u/Vssnh h? a noaar #1 I,i
twecn this Department and the National In.titute fo
t he-Promotion of Science, respecting the organization
of a committee to constitute the central authority re
quired by the regulations of the Koyal Commission 01
the proposed Industrial Exhibition, to correspond witl
thcra jo London, and with societies, local cotpmittee.?
and individuals in this country, and to sanction tlu
forwarding of articles app'icable to the exhibition.
I need hardly say to you. sir, that the procei din"'
of the National Institute, as set forth in this corregnrwt
denne, meet the approbate nor tiie Department, whicl
has full confidence in the committee named by ths
Institute.
I avail myself of this opportunity to renew to yo'
the assurance of my high and disfinguishe I con
side ration. JOHN Al. CLAYTON.
Kight Honorable Sir H. L. Bclaver, Sic.
Extract from the Circular qf the Royal Commissioner*.
" The Commissioners have felt that it would be
lesirable, as far as possible, to prevent any persons
from sending hither articles which cannot b?
sdmitted, rather than to reject the articles aftei
their arrival in London. They feel also that the
delicate and responsible task of deciding on the
admission or rejection of articles destined for exhibition
by foreign contributors ought not to be imposed
upon any English tribunal, but should be
referred to one aving the confidence of the exhibitors
therrn.ves, and standing entirely free from
possiblr imputations of national partiality. They
accc ?ngly propose to admit to exhibition such
foreign articles only as may be forwarded to them
by the Central Authority (whatever may be its
nature) in each country. They will communicate
to such Central Authority the amount of space
which can be allowed to the productions of the
countiy for which it acts, and will also slate the
conditions and limitations which may from time
tojimehe decided on with respect to the admission
of articles. All articles forwarded by such Central
Authority will then be admitted,provided they
do not require a greater aggregate amount of)
space titan that assigned to the productions of the
country from which they come; and, provided,
also, tnnt they do not violate the conditions and
limitations of which due notice shall have been
given. It will rest with the Central Authority in
each country to decide upon the merits of the
several article* presented for exhibition, and to
take care that tnose which are sent sre aiieh as
fairly represent the industry of their fallow-country
men.
*'Her Majesty's Commissioners will consider
that to be the Central Authority in each ea?o irhurh j
is stated to be so by the Government of its foundry. ;
Having once been put in communication with a '
Central Authority in any country, they must de-J
cline, absolutely nnd entirely, any communication
with private und unauthorized individuals ; arid,
should any such be addressed to them, they can
only refer to a central body. This decision is
essentially necessary, in order to prevent <onfiMtion.
" No articles of foreign manufacture, to whomsoever
they may belong, or w heresoever they may
be, can be admitted for exhibition unless they
come with the sanction of the Central Authority
of the country of which they are the produce.
The Commissioners do not insist upon such articles
being in all cases actually forwarded by the
Central Authority, though they consider that this
would generally be the most satisfactory arrangement
; but it is indispensable that the sanction of
such authority should in all cases be expressly
given, and that it be held responsible for the fitness
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 production* of the country in question." 1
A fall discussion was then had of the subject
thus laid before the committee, and, on motion of
the Hon, W. W. Beaton, it was?
Unsolved, That the Committee of fire first charged
with this subject by the Institute (substituting i
Mr, Kennedy for Mr. Oreanougfc, who is absent)
be an Executive Committee to take all necessary i
steps to carry out the views of the general com-1
l*UU**r J
??a. i.t.juj..,. P
The following eeiulwpw? cowwute the Egscu
tivs Committee : Ool. Peter Force, Prof. Walter
R. Johnson, Prof Joseph Henry, J. C. G. Kennedy,
Esq., Cuju. Charles Wilkes.
On 1001100?
Rtiolvnl, That the Secretary be requested to
prepare tlte proceedings of thin meeting for publication.
And the Committee adjourned.
CHARLE8 P. STAN8BURY.
Seoretary of the Meeting.
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vlaiiiirttiaii Company pui
vloehuitica' Banking Association............pat ,
vifirhamea' Bank .jiai
tiocharuc* and Trad era' Bank ?... .par
V'orcaimle Bank .....par '
vforchant*' Bonk ..par
Vterchame' ELxohauge Bank .par
National Bank I par
Vew York Bone Stock Security Bank .par 1
North Biver Bank ? . par
leean Bank ... ? .pur
Pnenix Bank -pur
Seventli Ward Bank par ]
rradeamcn's Bank par
Uuion Bunk of New York P*r
Mew York State.
Agricultural Bank, Herkimer...........*.?i die
Albany City Bank idle i
Albany Jytcbaoge Bauk, Albuny... par
Antonia Bank, Leedsville ? dts
American Bank, Mayville.. ........ ?4 die
Atlantic Bank, Brooklyn. par
Atlas Bank, Clymer ?30 dis j
Bulletin) Sna Bank, Ballnton Spa... 4 dis
Bank of Albany 4 dis
Bank of Albion, Albion. i dia
Bank of Attica, Buffalo - ? dia
Bank of Auburn, Auburn 4k?
Bank of Bainbridge ii dis
Bank ofCayugn Lake, Ithaca i dis
Bank of Central New York, (Jtica.. .| dis
Bank of Chenango, Norwich . dis
Bunk of Corning, Corning 4 dia
Bank of Dar sville, Livingston County ? dia
Bank of tine Empire Bute, f airport .4 dis
Bank of Qoncsee, Bain via 4 di?
Bank of Geneve, Geneva..................{j die
Jank of Lhtca, Ithaca. .4 dis
B?.ik of Kindcrhook, Kinderhook... par
Bunk of Luke Erie, Buffalo 4 dis
Bank of Lansmgburg, Lansirigburg i dis
Bank of Lowville, Lowville 4 dis
Bank of New Rocbelle, New Knchelle..... ?i die
Bank of Ne wburg, Newburg.............. par
Bank of Orange Couuty, Goshen.. * dia
Bank of Orleans, Albion........ dia
Bank of Owego, Owego.. ? dis
Bank of Pawung, Pawling par
Bank of Poughkeepsie, Poughkeepsie.... i.. per
Bapk of Rochester, Rochester.. 4 dis
Bank of Rome, Rome.. * 4 dis
Bank of Rondout, Rondout pur
Bank >f Solina, Salina..... ~.............4 dis
Baitk of Saratoga Springs 4 dis
Bank of Silver Creek, Chatauque County.. .4 dis
Bank of Syracuse, Syracuse.. .. .4 die
Bank of 1 roy, Troy i dis
Bank of Ulica, Utica... dis
Bank of Vernon, Vernon ?... ? dis
Banlt of Watertown, Watertown...........4 dis
Bank of Watcrville, Wuterville i dia
Bank of Westfield 4 dis
Bank of Whitehall, Whitehall } dia
Bank of Whitestown 4 die
Black River Bank, Watertown dia
Brooklyn Bank, Brooklyn par
Broome County Bunk, Binghanipton 4 dis
Camden Bank, Camden. | dis
Canal Bank, Albany ?-.l die
v^iuiai onrtK 01 Liocuporc, uocspori.... f uit
Outekill Bank, Catskill. par
Oayugu County Bank, Auburn die
Cayuga Lake Bunk ? die
Central Bunk, Cherry Valley J dip
'hdinpluin Bunk, Ellen burg.. din
Chatauque County Bank, Jumealown.......i die
Chemung Canal Bank, Elniira i die
Cheater Bank, Cheater. ? dieCity
Bank, 0 jwego ? di*
Commercial Bank, Albany. pat
CommcreuiLBaftk, Friendship \ di>
Commercial Bank, Lookport ; ? die
Commercial Bank, Rochester ti din
Commercial Bunk, Troy i Ji?
Commercial Bank, Wliiic.iiall j die
Cortland County Bank, Cincinnaluu ? di?
Cuyler'a Bank of Palmyra .? dm
Delaware Bank, Delhi.... t .| dis
Drovers' Bank,Olean ? die
T itchecw County Bank, Amenta ? -lis
Essex County Bank, Kceseville | dm
Exchange Bunk, Buffalo . .? die
Exchange Bunk of Genesee, Alexandria { dip
Exchange Bank, Lockport %...? dis
Fanners' Bunk, Amsterdam ? dir
Fanners' Bunk, Hndfion put
Eminent' Bank, Mma... j dis
Fanners' Bank, Troy par
Farmers and Mechanics' Bank, Batavia ? dip
Farmers' Bank of Geneva,Gfenovu . .? din
Farmers and Mechanics' Bank, Rochester . .? (lis
Farmers and Drovtrs' Bank. 8<>mers. pat
Farmers and Mechanics' BankufOgdunsburg,
Ogdensburg . ...? die
Farmers and Manufacta.Bk., Poughkeepsie.. par
franklin Bank, French Creek J die
Franklin County Bank, Malcne ? dis
Fori Plain Bunk, Fori Plain ... .? dis
Fort Stanwix Bank, Rome ? dis
Genesee County Bank, Leroy | dis
larttord Bank I dis
Henry Keen's Bank ? ? die
Herkimer County Bank, Little Falls ? die
Highland Bank, Newburg par
Holliater Bank, BnlTalo .rj-dis
Hudson. River Bnnk, Hudson par
Hungerford'a Bank, Adams J dis
James's Bank, Jamesville | dis
Jefferson County Dank, Wutertown . .? 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 ? dis
LockportBankandTrustComp.,Lockport.. ? dis
Long Island Bank, Brooklyn par
Luther Wrfghl'a Bank, Oswego ? dis
M'Intyre Bank, Adirondack..... ? dis
Vadison County Bank, Cnzenovia ...| dis
Merchants' Bank, Buffalo -j dis
Merchants' Bank, Cannndaigua ? dis
Merchants' Bank, Rllery ? dis
Merchants' Bank, Poughkeepsi? par
Mechanics and Farmers' Bank, Albany i dis
Merchants and Farmers' Bank, Cnrntcl ? dis
Merchants and Farmers' Bunk, Ithaca.dis
Merchants and Mechanics' Bank, Troy J dts
Middletown Bank, Orange Co ? dis
Mohawk Bank, Schenectady i dis
Mohawk Vulley Bnnk, Monawk Village. ...J dis
Monroe Bonk, Rochester ..?{ dis
Montgomery County Bank, Johnston^ dis
NcW York State Bank, Albany J die
New York Stock Bank, Durham ? dis
Northern Canal Bank dis
Northern Bank, Madrid .-f dis
Northern Exchange Bank, Brashcr's Falls . .? dis
Ogdensburg Bnnk, Ogdonsburg | die
Oliver Lee and Co.'a Bank, Buffalo $ dis :
Oneida Bank, Uiica dis |
Onondaga County Bank, Syracuse .......... jj dis
Ontario Bank, Ctinandaigtia .. .? dis !
Ontario Branch Bank, Utica i din >
Oswego County Bank dis
' Otscro Cnumy Bank, Cooperstown .? dis
Purine Bank. Brooklyn par
Palmyra Bank, Wayne Co ? dis
I Patchin Bank, Buffalo i dis
Pine Plains Bank, Dutchess County } dis
I Powell Bunk, Ncwbui* par
! Pratt Bunk of Buffalo 2 dis
Pmtisvillc Bank, PraUiiviilc pur
Putnam Valley Bank 1 dis
i Putnam Conntv Bank. Farmers' Mills * dis
Rochester Bank ? dis
1 Rochester City Rank, Rochester * dia
j Sackett'a Harbor Bank. SackcU's Harbor... i dis
Saratoga County Bank. Waterford i die
| Schenectady Bank, Schenectady i did :
1 Security Bank i din I
| Seneca County Bank, Waterloo j dia
State Bank.Stvgerties idi#
I Steuben County Bank, Bath i di?
Suffolk County Bank, Sag Harbor I dia
Tanners' Banlc, Catskill . F*r
! Tompkins County Bunk, Ithaca. die
I Troy City Bank, Troy I J'?
I Ultter County Bank, Kingston P*r
I (Jnadilla Bank, Otaego County d|*
^' ca Branch Bank J'?
Jtica City Bank 1 dj?
Village B ? k. Randolph i.!1
Walter Joy'e Bank, Buffalo I dw
WiXfeo County Bank Jghneburf.i
I | I
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Wellington Counur ?toi','"tynjon VUtagJi^TTl d?
Wnux iowii Bank 6 Loin Company. .?.. ?{ (hi >
UAatrho"" (ImiMV Bonk, Pvtkiktil.M't ? pw
While Bank. Buffalo. | din
Xhiia Plain# Bunk, Weatcheater County...i d>a
ooetur Sherman'u Bauk, Watertown | dia
Yatej County Bunk, Penn Yon 4 dia
Milan.
Androscnstfin Bank,Tophaw.........J dia
A uguuta Bank 1 die
Bank of Bangor.*?? ???? ?
Bank of Halm well dia
Betfaei Bank.
Biddet'ord Bank 4 dia
lirunuwick Bank.?| dta
Culaw Bunk ........... #...?? Id dia
CuuaJ Bunk, Portland .... ??,...... -i dio Cuarn
Bank, Portland. *?.? -i dia
Cnur.il Banlf, 11 alio well... . . -i diu
Commercial Bank, Bath....,.^.*...*,.....! dta
Cumberland Bank, Portland.. -4 dia
Beaut m Bunk, Hangor. i dia i
FrankIm Bunk, Uurdiner 4 *?#
Freemen'? Bcnk, Augusta ?.t.j dia
Frontier Bank, Eia|iuW...>.i........ j die
Gtuadiner Bank i dia
GIranile Bank, Augueta.......... * ? ? .....j die
Keodu^keag Bank, Bangor I dia
Lime Hock Bank,Tty)maston.diu
Lincoln Bank, Bath ." ,. I dia
Manul^tctureru' Bank, 8ace .... J die
ManufacturersdkTraderu' Bank, Portland..,) diu
Mariner*' Bank, Wiseausel; I d?a
Medomac Bank, Waldbboro'..............} dia
Maganticook Bank, Camden J dm
Mercantile Bunk, Bangor . <jj die
Marchantu' Bunk, Portland i diu
Ncgumkcag Bunk, Vaasalboro' | dia
Northern Punk, Hallo well ..Idis
SugndahocK Bank, Batb ..J diu
Skowhegan Bank, Bloomfidd ".. .j diu
Sduih Berwick Bank i die
Taconic Bank, Waterville.. 4 die
Thomanton Bank... .....J dia
Veazie Bank, Bangor. J diu
Waldo Bank, Belfivut ? diu
VVcHibrook Bank... .3 dm
York Bank, ISaco | dia
Blew II?mp?]xlTr.
Amosk eng Bank . . ...\ dia
Ashueiot Bank, Kecne j dis
Bank of Lebanon J dia
Belknap County Bank..... ...J, dia
Cheshire Bank, Kaene. i dia
Connecticut River Bnnk| Charlettown......1 dis
Deny Bank. 1 dis
Dover Bank,... i di?
Granite Bank.............. .f.. ......1 dia
Great Falls Bank J die
Lancaster Bank... i dis
Manchester Bank i die
Manufacturers' Bunk, New Ipswich....... ,i die
Mechanics' Bank, Concord .j dia
Mechanics & Traders' Bank, Portsmouth. dis
Marrimack County Bank, Concord....,.?*.i die
Nashua Bank.......... I dis
New Ipswich Bank i dia
Piscataquc Exchange Bank i dis
Portsmouth Bank i dis
Rochester Bank { dia
Rockingham Bank, Portsmouth.,. .1 dis
Stafford Bank, Dover. I dis
Winchester Rank. A dis
Winnipisiogee Bank, Meredith............. dis
Vermont.
Ascutncy Bank * { dis
Bank of Black River, Proctoraville ..| die
Bank of Burlington. * .. J die
Bank of Caledonia, Danville ..j die
Bank of Chelsea, Orange County. \ die
Bank of Manchester.. dis
Bank of Middlebury .J. dia
Bank of Montpelier..., ..J dis
Bank of Orleans, Iraaburgh.die
Bank of Pooltncy .$ dis
Bunk of Rutland... j dis
Bank of St. Albunn, St. Albans........... .1 dis
Bank of Vcrgenncn ..j dis
Bank of Newbury, Wells River. i dis
Bellows Falls Rank, Rockingham.dis
Buttlcboro' Bank ...j dis
Brandon Bank *... J dia
Coinmereial Bank, Burlington j dis
Farmers' Bank, Orwell .. -2 dia
Fanners & Mechanics' Bank, Burlington... .j dis
Stark Bank, Bennington * ?..{ dis
Vermont Bank. | dm
Woodstock Bank... j dia
MiuuthuarUi.
Adams Bank .] dia
Agawam Bank .^ dis
Agricultural Bank, Pit&fidd j dia
Amherst Bank, Amherst J dia j
Andovcr Bank i dia
Applcton Bank.. i die
Asiatic Bank, Salem j dis
Atlantic Bunk, Boston ' } dis
Atlaa Bank, Boston.. . .{ din
Attleboro* Bank. j dis
Bank of Charlestown. j dia
Bambtable Bank, Yarmouth dis
Bedford Coin. Baftk, New Bedford.dis
Beverly Bank. .| dis
Blackstone Bunk, Uxbridge........ j dis
Boston Bank j dis
Boylston Bunk. | dis
Brighton Bank t..] dia
Bristol County Bank, Taunton . .j dis
Bunker Hill Bank,Charlestown ..} dis
Cabot Bank, Cabotsville. V.j dis
Cambridsie Bank ... | die
Central Bank, Worcester $ dis
Charles River Bank, Cambridge. j dis
Ohick<>|.ce Bunk, Springfield...... J dis
Citizens' Bank, Nantucket....... ...'.j dis
Citizehs' Bunk, Worcester ....] dis
City Bank of Boston. J dia
Coehituate Bank.. .| tlis
Cohannet Bank, Taaiiton ? dis
Columbian Bank, Boston...'.. dis
Commercial Bank, Salem J dis
Concord Bank J dia
Dan vers Bank J dis
Dedham Bank ...Jdis
Dorchester and Milton Bank J dis
Duxbury Bank ? dis
Ragle Bank of Boston j din
East Bridgewater Bank ? dis
Esse* Bank, North Andover \.'.i dis
Exchange Bank, Boston j dis
Exchange Bank, Salem j dia
Fuirhavcn Bank. .j dis
Falmouth Bank ......J dis
Fall River Bank * dis
Fitchburg Bank J dis
Framingnnm Bank J di"
Franklin County Bank, Greenville '..'.j din
Freeman's Bank, Boston j din
Globe Bank of Boston i din
Gloucester Bank i clis !
Grand Bank, MarblcHend ...I dis j
Granite Bank, Boston { dis
Greenfield Bank dis
Grocers' Bank, Boston.. j dia
Hamilton Bank, Boston dis
Hampden Bank, Westfield. j dis
Hampshire Manuf. Bank, Wnreham J dis
Haverhill Bank | dis
Hinghcm Bank j dis
Housatonic Bank, Stockbridge. j (''3
Ipswich Bank .... | dis
Laighton Bank..... J dis
Lancaster Bank | dis |
Lee Bank j dis
Leicester Bank I dis
Licluon Bank ] dis
Lowell Bank j dis
Lynn Mechanics' Bank ,.,{ dis
Machinist*' Bank, Taunton { dia
Mahaiwee Bank, Great Barringtou \ din
Manufacturers' Bank, Rowley ? dm
Marblchead Bank.., 'dm
Market Bunk, Boston. j dis
Marine Bank, New Bedford J dis
Massachusetts Bank, Boston ,M......j dis
Massusoit Bank J dis
Mattnpan Bank 1 dis
Mechanics' Bunk, Newburyport... i dis
Mechanics' Bank, New Bedford .die
Mechanics' Bunk, South Boston { die |
Mercantile Bank, Salem ...{ dis |
Merchants' Bank, Boston.. I dis !
Merchants' Bank, New Bedford J dm 1
Merchants' Bank, Salem ,..j dis
Merchants'Bank, Newburyport j dis !
Merrimae Bank, Haverhill. ..{ dis
Milbury Bank | die
M ilford Bank | dia
Nanmkeng Bank, Salem .j dis !
Neponaet Bunk, Canton,. .^ dia J
New England Bank, Boston .i dia 1
Newton Bunk, Newton >...,] dis !
North Ban* ot Boston f Ota
Northampton Bank .# j die
Ocean Bank, Newburyport j dia
Old Colony Bank, Plymouth ., ...I die
Oxford Bank j dia
Paeifir B ink, Nantucket die
Pawti ck :t Bank, Rnxbury $ dia
People 'a Bank, Roxbory...., j dia
Plymouth Bank j dia
Pnwow River Bank, Salisbury., j dia
Cluincy 6wme Bank.Quiney j dia
Quinsigatnond Bank, Worcester ...fdia
Railroad p<mk, ,?? di?
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U5aj,? sis
Salem Bank....r?.u,*.. ? ?? ? j
dhawmui Bank,
Shoe mnl Leather fiealera' Bank..... i
South Bridie* Bank i
South Bank of Boston....?? .. !
Springfield Bank . j
State Bunk. Boston..
Suffolk Bank, Boston.
Taunton Bank i
Trailers' Bank, Boston ?. J
Tremont Bank, Boston i
Union B.xtk of Weymouth \
Drnpa Bank, Boston {
Villaga llujik, Lhtnvara.
Wulth&in Bank j
Wareham Bank j
Warrtn Bank, Dun vera 1
Washington Bank 1
Western Bank, Soring ft elk J
Winthrop Bank, Roxbury .|
IVoresaler Bank.. j
Wrtauhflntt Btu^k-....,,,m
" lJ " ' Bhotit ?-^|f ,
Anicricnn Bank, Providence. ......{
Arcade Bank, Providence ^
Bank of Bristol.
Bank ot Kent, Coventry..................j
Bank of florth America, Providence........'
Bank of Rhode Island, JSawpart...........}
Bktckstona CanaA Bank, Providence.
CentreviHo Bank, Warwick.......... j
Citizens' Union Bank, SoiUiate....... I
City Burrir, Providence. *........... - {
Commercial Bank, Bristol....... ...i
Commercial Bank, Providence |
Cranston Bank \
Cumberland Bank j
Eagle Bank of Bristol j
Eagle Bank, Providence...... |
Exeter Bank........?................. -? *2
Exchange Bank, Greenville... J
Pall River Union Bank, Tiverton j
Franklin Bank, Cbcpatchet. j
Freeman 'a Bank, Bristol. * . j
Globe Bank, Pvovidence j
Globe Bank, Smithfield {
Hamilton Bank, North Scituatei ?
High-street Bank, Providence..
Hope Bank, Warren {
Landholders' Bank, South Kingston .{
Manufacturers' Bank, Providence .....1
Mechanics * Bank, Providence v.......|
Mech. & Manufacturers' Bank, Providence.. J
Merchants' Bank, Newport. \
Merchants' Bank, Providence v.. j
Mount Vernon Bank, Foster
Narraganset Bank, Wickford J
National Rank, Providence. ?
New England Commercial Bank, Newport..J
New England Pacific Bank, N. Providence.. {
Newport Bank
Newport Exchange Bank J
North Kingston Bank, Wickford j
North Providence Bank $
Pawcatuck Bank J
Pawtuxet Bank i
People's Bank {
Phoenix Bank, Providence .vj
Phoenix Bank, Westerly .j
Providence Bank
R. I. Central Bank, E. Greenwich..........]
Rhode Island Union Bank, Newport........1
Roger Williams Bank, Providence.........'
Hmithfield Exchange Bank.:... j
o v *>l 2
ORiHiiliciU Liinir imiv unim.
Smiihfiehl Union Bank ]
Tinders' Bank, Newport. j
Traders' Bank, Providence <j
Union Bank, Providence. j
ViUgge Bank, Smithfiold. j
Wakefield Bank........... {
Warren Bank j
Warwick Bank j
Washington Bank, Westerly..............]
' Weybosset Bank, Providence .]
Woonsockot Falls Bank, Cumberland... .. j
Connecticut.
Bridgeport .Bank, Bridgeport. J
City Bank, New Haven j
Connecticut Bank, Bridgeport..............j
Connecticut River Banking Co., Hartford...j
Danbury Bank, Norwalk. J
East Haddain Bank, East Haddam... j
Kxchango Bunk, Hartford \
Fairfield County Bank, Norwalk...........j
Fanners & Mechanics' Bank, Hartford.... .j
Farmers', Bridgeport .j
Hartford Bank, Hartford \
I run Bank, Fall 'a ViHage. .....]
Jewell City Bank, Jewolt City .....]
Manufacturers' Bank, Birmingham.. .... .j
Mechanic#' Bunk, New Haven..... j
Merchants' Bank,Norwich...~.j
Meriden Bank ]
Middlesex County Bank, Middletown...... j
Middletawn Bank, Middletown........... .]
Mil ford Bank j
Mystic Bank, Mystic ...]
New Haven Bank, New Haven.... .]
New Haven County Bank, New Haven....]
Now London Bank, New London ..]
Norwich Bank, Norwich. ]
Phoenix Bank, Hartford.
duinebnug Bank, Norwich... ]
Say brook Bank .]
Stamford Bank, Stamford j
State Bank, Hartford j
Stonington Bunk, Stonington....? ...]
Thame* BunK, rvorwich.... i
Thompson Bank, Thompson j
Tolland County Bank, Tolland. .*
Union Bank, New London ...? j
Waterbury Bank, Waterbury.. j
Whaling Bank, New London ]
Windham Bank, Windham * j
Windham County Bank, Brooklyn j
Wineted Bank, Winsied... j
New Jcn?y.
Belvidere Bank. .3
Burlington County Bank, Medford........1
Commercial Bank j
Cumberland Bank of N. Jeraey, Bridgeton.. ]
Farmers' Bank of N. Jersey, Mount Holly.. j
Farmers' Bank, Wantaee jj
Farmers and Mechanics' Bank, Rah way... J
Farmers & Merchants' Bank, Middletown. .|
Mechanics' Bank of Burlington ' !
Mechanics' Bank, Newark J
Mechanics & Manufacturers' Batik,Trenton.3
Morris County Bank j
Newark Banking and Insurance Company..j
Newhope & Delaware Bridge Company....?
Orange Bank,Orange.. .... J
People's Bank..;... j
Plainfield Bank ?
Princeton Bank, Princeton ... ?. *3
Salem Ranking Company, 8alem 2
Somerset County Bank |
Slate Bank, Gli?.abethtown. ;!
State Bank, Morris *.t ?
State Bank, Newark 3
State Bank, New Brunswick f
Sussex Bank, Newton I
Trenton Banking Company, Trenton j
Union Bank, Dover v...?
Pennsylvania.
Bank of Chambersburg. .1 j
Bank of Chester County .j
Bank of Commerce. \
Bank of Delaware County J
Bank of Gcrmantown .J
Bank of Gettysburg
Bank of Lewistowu, Lewiatown ?
Bank of Montgomery County 1
Bank of the Northern Liberties .. \
Bank of North America.
Bank of Northumberland {
Bank of Pennsylvania {
Bank of Pcnn Township {
Bank of Pittsburg, Pittsburg 1
Bank of Susnuehannah County ?
Carlisle Bank, Carlisle IJ
Columbia Bridge Company, Columbia }
Commercial Bank of Pennsylvania \
Doylcstovm Bank, Doyluatown. J
Kurt on Bank, Easlon
Erie Bank, Erie t!
Exchange Bank, Pittsburg 1
Farmers' Bank of Bucks County J
Farmers' Bank of Lancaster J
Farmers' Bank of Reading ?..j
Farmers & Mechanics' Bank, Philadelphia.. j
Farmers' Bank, Schuylkill Haven f..j
Farmers A Drovers' Bank, Waynesburg.. .Ij
Franklin Bank, Washington 1}
Girard Bank, Philadelphia J
Harrisburg Bank, Harrisburg .....14
Honesdalc Bank, Iioneedalu |
Kensington Bank J
Lancaster Bank, Lancaster. j
Lancaster County Bank, Lancaster
Lebanon Bank, Lebanon.................
Lehigh County Bank
Manufacturere uud Mechanics' Bank.
Mechanics' Bank, Philadelphia j
Merchants A. Manufacturers'Bank, Pittsburg. 1
MiddletowivBank...... 1|
Miners' Bonk of Pousville I
Monongahela Bonk, Brownsville...........I
Moyamenainir Bank 4
Philadelphia Bank j
Pittsburg City Scrip .la
Relief
Schuylkill Bsnk-? ?* ?#.*-r
ffuim Bull... i dia >
du! W?"1 ,,^t,,W1', B?Ulk, WliilAUHIfMKt J di*
T* Wyoming Bank, Wilkoabarre { din
d? Yo'rk B?.ik, York. ..ijdia
din Bank of Delaware ui*
bnuk of &uiyrn*.# ?? {
dw Dataware City Book i dw
dw Farnwra' Bank of Dataware J du
dm Union Bonk of Dataware- id"
<Ua WilmingUHi and Brendywine Bank { dia
da MaryUad.
dia Bank of Baltimore i du
dia Bank of Weaiuunaier, Weotuuusler 1 ilia
dia Clwaapoaka Bank, Baltimore 2 dw b
dia Conniwfcw?A Farmers' Bank of Balumore. .1 dia j
dn CnmberUnd Bank oi AUagkany..7^!7T. .1 dw %
dia Farmora' Bank ??f Maryland, Annaooiis I *1
tlw Far mart and Mecbaiuca* Bank, Frederick... 1 dm
dm Faraieraand Merchant#' Bank, Baltimore...1 dm
die Fwmara aad PtaWmt' Bank, Baltimore i die
Fell'a Point dt Savings Institution, Baltimore.] dm
dig Franklin Bank, Baltimore.. . i i di?
4ja ! Frederick County Bank, Frederick dig
dm Hageratowti Bank, Hagerstown | du
dm Havre da Grace Bank 5 dw
dm Marine Bank, Baltimore id..
dia M<wbai?ica, Bank,Baltimore | die >
dia Merchants1 Bank, Baltimore. | dm
dia Mineral Bank, Cumberland 1 j din
dig Patapaco Bunk, Ellicott's Mills 1 dm
die j Salisonry Bank * 1 dia
dia Union rank of Maryland, Baltimore din
djg Washington County Bank, Williainaport.,.1 dtt
dig Western Bank, Baltimore ......Idia
d: OUtdst ot falaaikta.
di Bank of the Metropolis, Washington 1 dia
d Bank of Washington, Washington 1 dia
A- Farmers & Mechanics' Bank, Georgetown, .1 dia
j j Patriotic Bank of Washington .Trd dia
d.in Union Bank of Georgetown, Georgetown...1 dia
.. VlrgiulA*
,lu Bank of Potomac, Alexandria. 1 din
Bank of Virginia, Richmond I dia
IJ!* Bank ?f the Valley, Winchester 1 dia
^!3 Corporation of Alexandria Scrip.. ........? dia
*j!s Exchange Bank of Virginia, Norfolk 1 dia
J"" Farmers' Bank of Alexandria, Alexandria.,1 die
Farmers' Bank of Virginia, Richmond 1 die
'J!8 Merchants & Mechanics' Bank, Wheeling. dia
Northwaatern Bank of Virginia, Wheeling. l] dia
d|s North Carolina.
Bank of Cape Fear and Branches ....ljdia
dia Bank of Fayettevillc.. . l| dis
din Bank oftheStaleofN.CarolinaABranches.lj dis
dia Commercial Bank, Wilmington ,...?.l| dis
dis Merchants' Bank, Newbern. Xj dis \
dia South Carolina.
die Bank of Charleston. 1J dis
dia Bank of Georgetown'. 1J dia
dis Bank of Hamburg. lj dia
dia Bank of South Carolina. 11 dia
dia Camden Bank ..... \ .1J dia
dia Commercial Bank .lj'dis
dia Merchants'Bank 11 dis
die Planters and Mechanics' Bank 11 dis
dis Southwestern Railroad Co., Charleston.... 11 dia
dia State Bank of South Carolina.,. ,,...11 dia
die Union Bank of South Carolina 11 (lis
dia? Georgia.
die Augusta Insurance and Banking Company.1} din
dis Bank of Augusta li dis
[ dis Bank of Brunswick ij dis
; dia Bank of Millodgeville 11 dis
; dis Bank of St., Mary's .l| din
;-dts Bank ?f the State of Georgia, Savannah... ,11 dis
: dia Geoigia Railroad and Banking Co., Athens.11 dis
dia Marine It Fire Insurance Bank, Savannah.. 1 J dis
1 dis Mechanics' Bank, Augusta.. .11 dia
dis Planters' Bank, Savannah .11 dis
i dis Alnlxuua.
[ dia Bank of Mobile, Mobile .....1 dis
1 dia Bank of the State and Branches. 6 dia
I dia laoulstena.
I dis RRQk of .Louisiana.. 1 dis
i dt? Canal and Banking Company. * 1 dia
Carrollton Railroad and Banking Company.. 1 dia
[dis City Bank of New Orleans.. .....1 dis
[ dis Gas Light and Banking Company , 1 dis
i diB Louisiana State Bank. 1 dis
t dig Mechanics and Traders' Bonk .....1 die
I dis Union Bankf>Ncw Orleans. 1 dis
dis oiii#.
i Bank of CirclevilJe. 2 dis
' dis Bank of Geauga, Painesville.. .2 dis
l Bank ot Moasillon, Maesilion .2 dis
j dis Rank of Nor walk 50 dis
i dis Bank of Snndneky, Sandusky........... .75 dis
''dis Bank of Wooster 80 dis
| dis Canal Bank,Cleveland.. ....2dis
1 (lis City Bank, Cincinnati ... ..2 dis
| dis City Bank, Cleveland 2 dis
dis City Bank, Columbus .....2 dis
1 dle Clinton Bank, Columbus 2 dis
i djB Commercial Bank, Cincinnati 2 dis
| dis Dayton Bank 2 dis
. dis Flyria Exchange Bank .2 dia
' dis Exchange Bank, Columbus 2 dis
[ dis Franklin Bank,Cincinnati .2 dis
! dis Franklin Bank of Columbus 2 dis
[ dis Franklin Bank,Zanesville ..........2 dis
dis Lafayette Bank, Cincinnati , 2 dis
i dis Ohio Lifie Insurance and Trust Company...2 dis
i dis Stale Bank of Ohio and Branches 2 dis
dis - Indiana.
| i State Bank of Indiana and Branches...... t .2 dis
Kentucky.
1 Bank of Louisville, Louisville, 2 dis
r Hank of Kentucky and Branches 2 dis
die Northern Bank of Kentucky and Branches.. .2 dis
jlis Temic??re.
jj|fl Bank of Tennessee, Nashville.. 3] dis
Planters1 Bank and Brunches 31 dis
jJB Union Bunk of Tennessee and Branches...31 dis
! (li8 MUwuri. >
j]i8 Bank of the State, St. Louis 2 dis
dis Michigan.
Farmers and Mechanics' Bank, Detroit... .2} dis
.. Michigan Insurance Company, Detroit... .21 dis
, ,1s State Bank of Michigan.. ..... .21 dis
' Vs Peninsula Bank.... 2| din
j. Wisconsin Territory,
j Wisconsin Marine and Fire Ins., Milwaukie.2 dis
d|R Canada, die.
jJIp Bank of Br. North Aroeriea and Branches.. .3 dis
i ,jjfi Bank of Montreal, 3 dis
I jjja Bank of the People, Toronto 3 dia
jjjj Bank of Upper Canada, Torohto 3 dis
, fi:. Banqne du People, Montreal ,.3 dis
^jg City Bank, Montreal 3 dis
Commercial Bank of U. Canada, Kingston..3 dis
; jjjg Gore Bank, Hamilton 3 dis
Quebec Bank, Quebec.... 3 dis
dia RXCHA JfOB AltD SPECIE.
dis Bills on London,60 days* right,^ sterling, 9 @91
dis per ocnt. prcm.
dis Bills on Paris, 60 days'sight f. 5.30 @~?
| dis Bills on Paris, short sight... 6.JJ71 @ ???
. dis Bills on Amsterdam ? @
dis Bills on Antwerp 5.32' <?, f.5.31j
dis Bills on Hamburg, Marc Banco 35} @ 351 c.
dis Bills on Bremen, llix Dollar @ 70 c
I dis Bills on Boston, at sight .? dis
| dis Bills on Philadelphia 1 din
Bills on Baltimore.. ? din
.. Bills on Richmond f (ft 1 dis
.. Bills on North Carolina ... .1J @ 2 din "*
' Bills on Charleston,... } @ 1 din
.j Bills on Sarannah } @ 1 din
j .. Bills on Augusta. J? 1 din
[ Bills on Columbus 1 din
di> Bills on Mobile, Bank Notes 1J @ 11 din
ii;> on Mobile, Specie Checks 1 @ J din
? Bills on New Orleans l] din
Bills on Louisville. 1} @ 1} dm
| Bills on Nashville 2 @3 din
j Bills on St. Louis, Specie Checks 11 @ 12 dis
' | Bills on Cincinnati , ..11 @2 dis
, : dims on uetroit 2 ? 2$ din
American Gold, Old Coin* 6 @ 6J pre
, American Gold, New Coin par ? j pre
5 J ' Half Dollars par ? \ pre
His P?rtuc??*e Gokl .... .par ? j pre
. j Spanish Dollars 3 & 5 pro
; Spanish Quarter Dollars par ? i dis
i j- Carol us Dollars 4 ? 0 pre
' Mexican Dollars J ? 1 pre
A- Mexican Quarter Dollars par? J dis
,k. Five Franc Pieces........ 94? 94J c
j- Doubloons, Spanish $16 70 ? 16 90
j- Doubloons, Patriot .14 80 ? 16 ?
j- Napoleons..... 3 86? 3 87
j: Heavy Guineas 5 ? ? ? ?
Sovereigns, light and heavy 4 82 @ 4 87
dis 8-3**"A heavy Sovereign weighs 5 dwta. 2J grs.
dis New York, April 20, 1850.
j!" "I.VCONOGRAPHIC EXCYCLOP4SOU."
dia TAYL0R A MACRY? booksellers near 9th
,lh I street, have for exhibition a complete copy
or this valuable and beautiful work, now publish.
j- tog in numbers, to be completed in twenty-five
a parts. Subscriptions taken, and the work supplied,
j. by
JjJ March 27 TAYLOR A MADRY.
j* J. Kn- x Walker,
:;'p Attorney at Lau> and General Agent,
dU fV' F E K S bi- services in his p uiewion and as
!" Acent for the Prosecution and Collection ot.
j dis Claims before Congress and the Departments,also fur
t-dia obtaining Pat* nts.
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