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FIRE Z n GIN [

Ee oGERS' PATENT BALANCE FIRE ENGINE,
1e The subscribers manufacturing ut Water
ford, Saratoga y, extensive scale Rogers
Patent Balance Fire Engine, and tie company do
hesitate 10 recommend it 10 the pupic decidedly
perior To any fire engine known. has besu
ed by skiu Engineers at tie u. s. Arsenas Glib
hens' lille aud Washington, and by thei pronounced to
be superior to any other The Government Arsenal
Washington is supplied with Of said Engines.
and the propfctors have just completed with
tho government for the supply OF all lsir principal
senals.
This Engine combncs the Advantage Of more power
ut less cost than any other in and needs be
anined and tried To ensure aprelerence 10 all others.
The manufacturers, in ali cases, wuriat.t their En-
gines III trial with others under equal circumstances
to perform more than any other Engine, No sale.
Prices III the Factory, with plain Painting,
Those designed for - men, dise!argins 30 gallons
Of water per minute, S70s
Is men, 100 gallons per minute, GO
u men, TO gallons per minute, 800
The above prices include suction hose, wrcucha5 &c.
They al 50 keep constantly on hand both leading rad
sucton hose which they will furnish order us low s
it can be bong ht i'll this country.
The arrangements for manufacturing said engines gra
such, that all orders viii be puuruuIly uuenrd md
executed with the Srcttest possible Despatch address
Cd to the Subscribers Waterford, Saatog' y. Z.
WA pLAlI & 60.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-06

rANALS and RAIL ROADS-Map of the Utited
and common roads; on which are given the distances
in miles from place to another; aso the courses OF
he canals and rail roads throughout the country care
fully complied from the best authorities, by Augustus
Mitchell, 1855. Just received and for sale by
WIN M'kEAN,
go corner. camp n comfaon sts
VENEXAS-A visit to Texas, being the journal of
L. traveller through these parts most inter
esng to American travellers, with descriptions OF
scenery, etc, etc.
Political Constitution of the free state Of Coaluila
aud Texas.
Map OF Texas, with parts Of the ad,onins statesl
by + Austin, ed. 1855.
A Map of Texas, by Eavd IL Barr, ed. 1885.
A Map OF Texas with the contiguous American and
Mexican atcs, by J II Lorins, publishes by |. AH-
Kustus MITCHELL 1855.
Just resolved and for sale by WM hclE ~
oct ~ cor camp and commcr ~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-06

A NNUALS FOR l836-He;ths Picturesque Au-
"A nuals for 1886, with % splendid engrayings by the
best artists, after drawings, by a. &. Nckcrs ESQ.
Fishers Drawing Room Scrap Book for 1886 with
poctcal Illustrations by J.. T.. l.
The Token aud Atlantic Souvenir, Il Christmas and
New Years Present for 1886, edited b. s. O. Goodrich
heGl Il Christmas and New Ycu,s Present. eli-
ted Miss Leslie.
Forgct-MeNot,n Christmas, New Years and Birth
day Present for 1896, edited by Frederic Shoael.
The Friendships Offering and Womrn's Wreath II,
Christmas and New Years Present for 1896.
The Religious Souvenir, Il Christmas New Years
and Birthday Present for 1885, edited by Chauuccy Col
ton, D. D.
The Juvenile ForSet-ie-N os, Christmas and New
The Pearl or Affections Gilt, a Christmas and Nav
Years Present for 1896.
The Poclical Annual for 1856, being selections from
the English Poets from Chaucer to Bcatte.
The Infants Annual or Mothers Offering.
The Youths Book ut,tc Seasons.
The Artist Young Ladies' Instructor i'll ornamen-
tai Painting, drawing, &c. by B. +. Gundcc.
Elements Of Drawing Flower Painting in OPAQUE and
transparent water colols, by T.. 4. Perkins
Flora and lhalia, or Gems and Poetry, being IN al
phabetical arrangement Of flowers, with app.ute Illus
ratons and courcd plates, by a lady.
The Language of Flowers, I'd edition.
Peter Purlcys Almanac for 1886.
The American Almanac and repository Of useful
knowledge, f,r the year 1886.
The Nautical Almanac and astronomical Ephonnrid
fer the wear 1886
The German Almanac for 1896.
just received and for sale by
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fa'li Managers OF this concern, take tho Liberty orn
n forming tue citizens of New Orleans, tl! they
have made an arrangement with the New York Com.
continuation with their present company, noy. perform
ing IN the city. knowing from tia reputation of the
northern coucern, and he performing HIRE
there Is nom: that can compete with it in the emit ID
States and in fact the world, The following young mc
arc attached 10 the concern:
Messrs. S7ICkNEI, SWEEP. NORTH WIN
MCN, ROGERS, ANnREAS, LEVI, VIII
SHAY, LIP.WIN, JOYNSON, HIT,EER
BYRNt.S, LEHIS, LOUiRlE, JEFFERHON
LONG; Masters LiPNfN DILE, LEE, and
J. j. &. BCCHLEY; Clown, MIR. GOSSlN.
An efficient band Of Music is attached to the establish
nlent 1j'Doors open at quarter after i, and pei.
tornanct 10 commence at Z precisely.
Admunce-hoxes, 81 co. Gallery 80 cents. md
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April II

/ Il.
and down the Mississippi BIZ steamboats, Their ac
Communications for passengers are very superior
INC owners OF these sp6 VIII not be responsible for
Ivy n@mel, pr'a Or p1ck?G Seht oy or put on 9oard
~, uagsS rGIu"l p.! o., nls DC 'lscu cre
i, Wv, rnc Of ''s[ vi ,,e a!IIi'T VI "mel"i
flrnslaL IN bnorI For f,ght or 3o"
BOGEET g. HtWTiI6RRNv
r3s NJ e. c;+,
Zl,,y,
t.s,y ~ w., - @ r., -
- ff;i ~ vi guy 'io; ,'i's ,'ut' l"' o!i"H
,asss -, har%rd viz. w "''' ." " y"
'e@'s i Inv 55rr Is 5 ,r' s'"' ''N'
Wet barrels ~
Bacon cask s. co.
IhLs, smear a Is
Casks Glare So 50
Measured z '0ds at Is cents por foot
CaStInss, $40 per ton Of 9GO0lb.
lla', perLale, 50 o.
Corn, per bislnl, 10 3-lc
gas, per 90 l'c'
n tasS''i H. "J , P .G, piece d 10 yards
- ~ PiI "''p7' 90
- ~ J Jt,,, i'T' NV ~
r. Raw q, 'i, rnJ i - 90 ~ r., i,''
PIN! Of ,;1I1r' - r. oar,
lolgs per bag 62I-2
l lior5g7 p IG "ood $I2
SHtuE $!g
|lf;ip n nacn 81, ~ I,"gEs 49,
D, a,.i' p' "S''Se 81 n - '''''"'''' 80
!. III A. "@s,5t ~ I, ,.+, .,. ,
ra,t" tir orcrs tho , ~ o. ', ,l ,, ~
Us possible so that goods can properly be delivered in
case bills ludng do not arrive at the same time
TOLtRNE3 aud BECkWlFII,
Agents, IS Poydas Street
New OIanns, Dec, 10. 1896,
IrVIyrD SyttyES EtIIV Iytry JJNt
rron NV OETrANs To Nnrur,
BIZ ,Sieam P0rEtiy, ma Cnrrioges.
r. Ts"c@agge h r. s7--+sg.gs3 h. :, 6-GSs5Zss D.
Lad ~ iN-Jss,,l ~ tt|Nl%,,l -zfh-a
~ - ~ y 49,,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-06
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
East District of louisiana {


IN idmirahy sitting:
obedience OF an order at this Court made on motion
OF Henry Socket Esq. the 10th JANUARY 1876 re-
HulrlnS statement OF the monies remaining deposited
nnd unclaimed in the Registry Of tie Court to be pub
siicd; specifying the cascsutas OF deposit and parties
interested OF Record the undersigned Registrar reports
tfc sum CT $l232 49, remaining uncaimed-in the fol
lowing cases.
Wexford 4 Stevens Us ship Washington 5l3 -
Deposited on the Registry Aug. 10, 1917.
lieIng The proceeds OF sale OF the vessel Of
whom the owners appear to be Bowen 4 Rob
bins, james Aiusnn Olion v ilcox, Warren
BisAop-ltsidrncc not on Record.
Schooner Eehilc certain Goo Is, 537 80
date ofdnposl Aug ISL! 1917.
J Smith rs q Elogh's of win2 ~ SO
date ofdcposit July 9th 1919 no claimant on
Record.
Nitthc ct dis " Schooner 9Th January, Il .
dates ofdcposit Jan. 18th, 1889, Levin Bolnau
Plymouth y claimant Of vessel
Winter ct dis rs Steam Boat NauoEcon 90 Il
date of deposit Dee. % 1892, balance Of the
proceeds Of the sale ofthc Napoleon after paw
ing claimants. Boat claimed BY Anderson Nil
lcl, Of louisville.
Victor David steam boat Fluridn, 3 %
date ctdt;posit Sept ith, 1881. Z Baodn's
syntc claimant
Hayden Perry ct Ills rs Erib Sally Esther, o
date OF deposit May 9th 1890, owners of Sally
Esther, . z Clark, john iiIl;n. Kicard Doa-
born and II Richards Of Massachusetts.
And IN obedience to the further order OF the said Court
the owner or owners, and all and every other person or
persons having pretending have any right ttlS in
tcres demand the SAID monies are hereby CT.
ted and admonised to he and appear ato District Court
OF The L. ) Tor the district aforesaid be holden on
the third Monday OF May 1886 10 o. lock a. M at the
CITY OF View Orleans 10 make ler claims thereto SHOW
why such disposition thereof should not he made
Is to the Court may 3GnI meet and pruprr.
BY order OF Court,
DUNCAN y HENNr.N, Registrar
NJ
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-06
FOR NEW YORK.
Louisiana and New York Line of Packets.l
- -. - Is -


- 8. s. Is: Is II
n VIE Ships composing this line VIII sail from ~,
il Orleans and New York on every other Monday,
commencing the 18th April and To insure the
strctest punctuality il their time OF sailing the line will
hereafter consist OF six ships, viz -
Ship IAZUO, Captain Eldridge, to leuye mere 4oti.
April.
ship MISSISSIPPI, Captain Robinson, to leave on
9th May.
Ship SHAKESPEARE, Captain Collins, to leave on
23d NAV. wv va
ship NlCKsBUNG, Captain Woodhouse, to leave on
9th Juuc.
Ship LOUISVILLE, Captain Palmer, to leave on goth
June.
Slip HUNTSVILLE, Captain Palmer to leave on
3dJuly.
~ The above ships are ull new, of the first class
brthsn, OF light dfaught of water being built in
New ork expressly for the trade. Tie price Of pas
sage fixed at huAred dollars their cabins are fitted
W on the most improved and convenient plan, & finished
III neat and elegant STYLE Ample stores of the first
quality, will be provided and every regard had TO the
comfort and entire satisfaction of passengers who will
please take notice that berth be secured until
paid for at the Office Of the consignecs
These packets are commanded BY captains we'll OK
perenced in he trade, who will give every attention and
exert themselves to accommodate. They will at all
times be owed up and down the Mississippi BY steam
boats and the sIiccs punctualt observed in the time
of sailing.
The owners of these ships will not be responsible for
any letter parcel package sent by put on bsard Of
them, unless regular bill Of ading be signed therefor
at the counting house Of the agents owners. Fot
further particulars, apply to
]. d. BEN & A. COHEN
t..,.I
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-06

YHTlIE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS, Sr-The
4 Language OF Flowers illustrated by eolo,ed en-,
CRAVINGS ~ edition.
The &'osl Of Flowers, illustrate" y eolorcd cnsr,-
Wings, "a cai@i0u.
Flor. and rllala; or Gc.nsor Flowers and Poetry,
hcing IhabcliclI arrangement Of flowers, with np-
pgoHatr Illustrations, cmbellis4ed With coIorcd plates,
10y lady.
Iloiy's Interpreter; er, the American Book of FsV-
an Sentiments by A!rs Hall, Ihi edition. in
proved.
The Artist, OF, Yoang Ladies Instructor in Orta-
,u.idd Painting, Drawing, sc.
l,,st received and for saieh
NTM M'NEAN,
oct - corncr0f Camp and Conno. SIS.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-06
W VT VI MI N.F,
corner Of Camp and Common sts,

NEW BOOhS.-Essay on the Rate of Wagcs, with
REORGANIZATION of the of the differences in
the condition Of the laborng population throughout the
world by H. G. Carey.
Clinton Bradshaw; the Adventures Of 4 Lawyer,
i'll two vols.
The American Almanac and Exposition of Jse:i.l
Knowledge for the year 1886. For sale by
nov 81 1IOTC!ikISS & Co.. q Chartrc1 ST.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-06

NEW WORKS.
FEIIIE Nt'TUR AIIST'S OWN BOOK 'or,,ris;,,.r
i d2scgj' lions and Ut Irntc anecdotes of @ nadrap,
eds scientifically arranged according to the systsm of
CNlct by the auho: Of tl!G louug Mans Own 80 u,
TIE NATURAL. HISTORY OF IN>ECrS-In
two vo'umcs-yol 2 forming II of til, "Fa,ny Ii
bTarr"
4 digest of the LAW OF gr1prvcuIv cRIurS,r c,srS
by lcnrr Roscoe, EsI. with and references 10
American decision, and to the English crnmon Iuw and
ecclesiastical reports by George Smrswood.
OS pMGNoSts or DISEASES ofthc CHHsr-basci up-
on he comparison h'ir physical and general sisus,
by W W Gerhard, d.
IHfslc-Hy John Nackntosk, NJ D.. from the laS on
don edition With notes and additions, by Samuel Geo
Morton, y, in :! Wells.
!uE AMERICAN QUARTERLY REyfp,y-%o 3f C,,
r-mh-r 1883. Just received and i0r sulchv
tl2 VIM hchEAN, corner Of Camp and Con- st.
EI7uhNiftHE-Tle subscribers have recci,cd .,r
z Ship Shakespeare the following splcudidnow muio-
Sany furniture which they on1. toT sale on liberal
terms.
80 Mahogany Rocking chairs, plain and carved vi,!
hair clota, blue, scarlet and purple plush scarlet velvet
aud worStnd amaSk T. Mahogany french p2rloar
chains ~h damask hair seat, n do da do do plain II 10
do do do crimson wosted aam1sk Is do Gr@can lie do
BAR cloth do fr:nch Burger chains Maroon Alo3oreo
do NAM. chains, pair gouches, everett stau1-A Of
fI5 DUNBAR \ Ca. 80 Tchonnitoulus st
GAS WORh&.
tNINti on lauj large Guantitv of ohc and Coal
Tar Ola s. rrloE QrALr1rY, orders will bclcccy,
II tic Gas OH, fer the delivery Of the same either
II large OF sn.a!i Quantities. JAS II CALDWELL.
- Chujrmm rnmN,itrea.
VIVIAN IiG',S MEMOIRS, &c.
4 T Is TOitiNAl Memoirs Of Ny CNn Time ron
/ l. NE, to l73i,by sir y Wiliirn Wruxail. Ban.
'Thl Po.humnns Papers OF the pickwirE Chh can-
tanning I.tjIhnl record OF tx porambuIations, per
lis, adventures, and sporting Transaction uftc cor
,reSFon!io- "lrnhrrz, edited Ivy BEG
tMa0ueo' tn ijSaHs.- of the i've, iy Iilt,ll IT, Il
II. JUS received, and ios sale Ey
fb3l BGNJ.EFvY,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-06
NEW FURNITURE WARE HOUSE.
No iG On ARrRES Sr.

THNHE subscribers open ng u complete assort-
Il ment of elegant and useful furniture viii h they
have just received by 10 arrival Of ships Saratoga, Ar
kansas and Mississippi from New York, consisting in
and Italian marble tons centre tables of every descrp
ton and quality warobes of varou patterns sccrc-
tary and book cases, ladies' French toilet tub s. tot
dies work tables, pine do. also, few pair sileDoards
with Egyptian marble tops, and bcoutfnl ar,i-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-06
OBOK AND JOB PRINTING,

OBOk AND JOB PRINTING,
- ind Ehtah Bank iisnuf!ctory.
fENNE subscriber respectfully informs lis friends and
Il the public that he has, in connection with his book
and stationary store, extensive Printing Office and
Book Bindy, and ready to undertake the printing Of
Pamphlets Cards, Blank Cheeks,
Catalogues Legal Notices, Bills of ludiug,
Labels, Bill Forms, Dr,y Receipts
Auction and Show BILLS.
Also, the Binding of Books and manufacturing OF
Blank Books Oh any size or description
WEI. McKEAN,
cornGrtf Camp and Common sts opposite Richardson's
late Hlshop's) Hotel 3
ANNALS FOR 1886.
sNiE JUVENILE FQRGE M:,-NOT, t. Christmas
Il and New Years Gift, or Birth Day Present, for
1886. Edited by Mrs. S c Hall.
HEATH PICTURESQUE Annual, for 1885, cnlhellisl-
ed with % splendid 0ngravings by the first artists.
PeltrIcAL AsHFAI, being selections fran the Eng
lush poets, from Spcnres Beatti; cnlbclljslled with
bould
Inf RElICI0us Souvenir, Christmas New Years.
and Birth Day Present for 1885. Edited by Chauurcv
Cotton, d D. Just received and Ion sale by
WM MkFAN,
dec II corner Camp and Conn on ST.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-06

rNTEW BO0KS-Naval Sketch Book, or, the Service
Y Aloat aud a5hor,. With characteristic r2mnieccn
COS, Fragments and opinions. Br the autlol of III,
Tales Of Tar, &c, second SERIES in vols
Random Rcroertnn$ of thu HOUSE Il Commons,
hosn h2 year 1880 70 the clofe Of 1875, inrupa prrso
nal Sketches Of the leading membership one Of no ar
~, just received and for sale hv w NirKEAN
cor CaslDq aud Common =ts.
Also-A "w copies Of bnrton Auatoaly OF fslan
clluv M
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-06

10 F-71I Mrs CF SfssN 77TTA r..
4 t'5;T' r7,cved COTS ct Tselias Eurn Win, vii
~ lie o! 1t y - cels rer pound. l., The col by
..l3 :. t. KIP.
Cqfaas Fcyl.a- s rsh1 api:ala
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-06

I.t.yA ,..I.,,> ny, L s.
fliEtk books on the following banks viz: Mer
y chants, fNch4.ce aud Eauking Co.. Orleans
Mct hancs uud Traders, Louisiana, Lu,siara Strtoi
AtchntuEoyn, Canal urd Banking Co., Commercial
Canolton, Improvement Co, Gas, Ci ems, Union and
City Tanks; for sale by liOTClikISS s. CO.
ian 10 A C1nrtrns
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-06

II
oct - corner of Camp and Comino. sts.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-06

NEW BOOKS-Norman Leslie, tale of the pres
Y ent times, in vols, by r S Fay.
Padding Slavery in the United States
Stories of the Sea by the author of Peter Simple.
Memoir of GcorgcR I IIcwes, with traits Of the tea
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-06

HUICIINTSS Z COS. COUNTING HOUSE
DIRECTORY, FOR 1887,
ISL published containing list of all the Banks, hi
- rectors and Discount days Insurance and ether,
Companies, Tariff OF the of charges adopted by
the Chanbor of Commerce. Auctoneers usriy al and do
palture Of The mails, Foreign CousuF, &C. &c, pub
isl,ed and for sale hg HOTCHKISS SEQ.
ia % fl,o,,r,,e :,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-06

4 complete assortment OF SOUS.
large and complct' assortment of mahogany, ma
pie, rosewood, fancy and common chairs, niah0ganv
rocking do covered with plush, pain and figured hair
CLOTH together with complete tment of such arti
cles as are usually found in such establishments the
whole of which will BIZ sold reasonable terms for APP
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-06

MAILS, DOMESTICS, Nc.-The subscribers have
for sale, landing from ships Ohio and Ann 10 trus-
put up for the Mexican market; SO kegs Boston Iron
Company Nails well assorted; 20 cases Spanish
chocolate, small boxes each, IL cases cloth
ng, comp rsipS good assortment of shirts panaloons
aekcts, sc BRIDGE, VOSE & co,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-06

FsH.l& Chinese general description ut the Empire Of
Il China and its i,tatitasts. BY John Francis Du-
viz, Esq. + >, SC. n2vol* beng Nos. 80 AMI
II Of ilarper> Family Library.
Letters to iornlg Ladies, Icy Mrs l. II Sisournry. New
edition, l63I.
The Pilgrims Progress, with Life Of John Ru,an
Noh2r Southry, Esq LID. Poe, llwet &c.Nc,
Illustrated wish - cats, ,v Adams aiier,lrsrns by
Chqpno7. Harvey an! p,hars. New edition, iq}7.
Just rScvlYcd and in SAL by " MckHAN.
EMrlrr Of Chnnn ~ Ennnnn
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-25

ENGRAVING IsDIANs--The tribes O: Indians yet
remaining within the territories of the States are
one by one yielding up their ancient homes and
tabishing themselves in their new ones in the 'Far
West" We learn from the st. Louis Bulletin of
the 18th instant, that the steamboat Hasca had gone
up to Fort Gibson with 500 Creeks on board, all in
he old Chickasaw country. and were under charge
Of Captain Morris, u. s. A. On the 22d ult. the
De KaD passed up with 500 Chckasaws on board
on the 27th, the Keatnckian with 800 more of the
same tribe, under charge of Mr.. Vanderslice, and
Tuesday morning the 28th the John Nelson, with
another large party, also went up. This unhappy
appear, at length, to be making up their minds
that their fate is inevitable.
The Bulletin adds" The State of Arkansas is
at present perfect thoroughfare many of the saw
ages on the march, and soon the fierce Seminole
and the powerful Cherokee will be added to the
stormy elements, concentrated on our Western from
tier. The recommendation of the President is not
useless one TO erect fortresses and station an in
creased military force in that quarter"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-25
BANK STATISTICS.

Tennesses--The private bank Of Messrs. Yeatman,
Woods & Co, Of Nashville, has been incorporated by
the Legislature Of Tennessee. Capital Sl,000,0O0 Z
lTlhe bill comforting banking privileges upon the
| Charleston and Cincinnati Rail Road Company, has
passed both branches OF the Tennessee Legislature,
and WILL doubtless the signature Of the Cover
nor s*E
Kentucky Gov Cark's message to the Legislature
of Kentuckyis principally devoted to the domestic al
fairs OF that State, though the currency question is ella
boraiey, and, may add, ably discussed His views
ON the usefulness and necessity Of State Banks are
sound and the impractcabl;ty Of metallic currency
and the evils which attendant every attempt to
introduce il, very clearly set forth Tho suspension Of
specie payments having placed the banks Of the State
under Legislative. CONTROL the Governor recommends
that such laws be enacted will continue in 'stence
the State Banks Of Kenturky, the Louisville Bank Of
Kentucky, and at the same time efectually guard
against their doing wrong.
From statement appended to tho annual Treasury
Report we learn that the whole number OF Banks in the
United States, Country branches well rs principal
Ba,ks) was on the LIST OF January 1885, seven hundred
and thirteen and the lst July. 1897,
hundred aud ninety four; the whole aggregate "caplta
paid in at the latter period being stated at three hun
bred millions, with fraction Of about $4,000
Branch MINI in North Carolina The North Caro-
lima B,anch Mint has commenced coming gold and sill
yer Its expected that the branches at New Orleans
and Georgs, will soon commence operations We
learn that the branch minis will be instructed
make an ample coinage Of the several pieces Of gold and
silver proper for circulation, viz quarter
casl in gold and twenty-five cent, ten cent and five
cent pieces in silver.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-25

NJ. conkey, r. H. Foster, G. g., Throop. b. D. Lam
sing, A. g. Story, Richard MeCarly, WIN, u Wclles.
Nathan Munro Samuel N. Dodge, Henry Dwight. Ans
sell St. John. Walter Cunnipgham, William M. Oliver.
Henry A. Foster. John b, Jarvis--44
New Jcrsey-Elias Van Arsdale. Samuel Hays, PHI
lemon Dickinson, F. X. Smith, Silas Condi,. Aaron
Beach, Samuel L. Southland, Looe Baker Ralph Pom
roy, Cor. G. Van Ripper, Benz Fish. James s. Scho-
field William Adgar, Adam Lee, Eph Boles, Stephen
ID Day, Edward Condict--l4
Pennsylvania Eyre WIN. Meredith, John
White G. s. Boxer, Lewis Waln VIM ID. Lewis. Ma
than Bunker, Henry Walters, WIN, Darlington, David
Tosnsend-l0
Dclaware--John Hemphil--l.
Maryland--H w. Evans, James Swan. James Ches-
ton. James Howard, s. Jones, Jr., Gen Wels-6
District Of Colambia--J p. Van Ness, @. q. Gram
mer-2. M
yrginia-John Brockenbrongh, Hugh Mercer, James
Rawlings, VIM Radfori. II NJ. Brent, Rich'd II. Hem
derson, Chiswell Babney--7.
North Carolina William Boylan, John D. Jones
O. @
South Caroliua---James Rose. Edm. Lafan--2.
Georgis-Iohn p King-i.
Ohio-James s. Armstrong;.
Keniucky-Denj. Gratz, Thos, G, Reekhll VIM
II. Pope--3.
Indlana--Isaac Coe--