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From the Works ofthe Rev. c. Williams.
TIE SEAS's BOTTOM.

The bottom Of the BASIN of The sea
seems IN have inequali les like those oil
the surface of the continents Were il
dried up. II woulI present valleys and
plains. lis covered almost throughout
BY an immense quantity of testaceous an.
imals. or those which have shells, inter.
niEed with sand, and grain. The bat.
tom Of tie Adriatic Sea is composed oil
> compart bed Of shells, several hundred
FEET in isickness. A celebrated diver.
empioTed 10 descend into the Strait OF
Messlaa. saw there. with horror, enor-
nous poly attached 10 lie rocks. the
arms oil ws;ich, being several Ieet long.
were more than sufficient to sirangls d
man. In many seas, they eye perceives
nothing but a bright, sandy, plain bet
tom. extending Tor several hundred miles
without an intervening object But in
others. particularly in the Red Sea. ii is
very different: Tie whole body of this
extensive bed OF water j., literally speak
ing, forest Of submarine plants and CO.
rails. formed by insects Tor their habis4-
hoa. sometimes branching out to a great
eAteai. Here are seen the madTepores,
spongts, mosses. sea mushrooms, and
VARIOUS other things, covering every bot
tom. The bed oil many parts of tie sea
near America. presents very different,
though very beautiful appearance. This
Is covered with vegetables. which make
II look IS green as meadow: and be-
meath are thousands of turtle aud OTHER
sea animals feeding thereon. There are
some places OF the sea where no bottom
has yet been found; still, il is not bot
Dmies>. Tie mountains OF continents
seem 10 correspond with what are called
lie ahysses Of the sea. The highes,
mountains DO not rise above 81. 900 feet:
aha' allowing for the effects of the ele-
heh1s' some suppose that the sea is not
beyond $4,000 feet in depth. Lord Mul-
grave used IN Tue Northern Ocean 4 very
heasy Sounding lead, and gave out aloug
WIN IL cable rope to the length of 1866
iees' without dnd.ng the bottom. Bul
we greatest depth hitherto sounded was
ny 1apt' Seoresby. uhu. in tie Green
iaha seas could fipd no bottom with
i'soo lash"'ns. Or ? 200 feel of line. Ac.
cerd'ng TO l.aplace, its mean depth il
"Oou' Two miles, which, surprising the
seherai'y receive" estimates to be CORE q
ss 10 the proportion the ex,en, of the wa,
Ter hears to the dry land on tie earl, 5
surface would make about two hundred
tor.
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Answer. sl.s20 more. Three sh0assai
~ haairsd aad iorsy dollars. gone soF
gunp0aier and ian.
Suppose. instead Of paying he money
for tllai powder. be bad saEsd il, and IN
stead Of wasting thai hnnE aally he hsd
snrned twslse and hall cents, and put
bnsh On interest: ~ simple and compound
interest what would hare been The amount
in forty years! Answer. sl4.Il7 49,
Fourteen thousand one hundred and Sc
vsntera dollars and forty-fauE cents
Enough 10 purchase farm Of three hun
dred anil twenty acres. ~ one dollar and
twenty-five eents per acres and build on
IN house worth tMo thousand dollars:
barn worth one thousand dollars; dig .
well worth one hundred dollars; buy fur
niinre worth eight hundred and seven
teen dollars foEiy-lonr cents; farming u
tensIls worth oae thousand dollars; ten
horses worth one hundred dollars each:
ten yoke Of oxen. each yoke worth one
bundled dollars; iOrly COWS worth lWen-
iy-fise dollars each; one thousand sheep
worth three dollars each; eighty hogs
worth ten dollars each; and enough lef.
In educate lwo sons Al college, giving
them one shonsand dollars eachl Enough
to make farmer somewhat independent
in these hard times.
Nov what j. The difference between
wasting twelve and hall cents and one
hour a day far powder and lun, and
wasting the same money and line Tor in
soxicaslng drink!
Can't YOU eyPher! The man who
spends his twelve and a half eenss Tor
grog, and his twelve and a half cents
worth ol lime daily. loses in forty years
that fine farm with al lis valuahles. lie
luses all his comfort. For YOU might
just as well en,leavor TO comfort man
under burning fever with baked pork
and beans, as administer comfort with
'omjerry. no. punch. or any other abo-
m'nsbie broth. He loses his character.
Who respects the greg bruiser! lie
loses his health often. aud usually his
reason. and in the end is lost himself.
N"w.'if you can cyPher, Try and esti-
male his loss.
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" Office,

rrllE subscriber having, at the February
term 81 Orange Couniy Court, 1889, been
qualified "a Administrator on the Estate al
JOHN THOMPSON, deceased, hereby gives
notice to al persons indebted 10 the saii estate
10 come forward and produce their accounts
duly authenticated, as required by law, or this
notice viii be plead in bar Of their recoytiy;
and all persons indebted 10 the said estate atc
hereby requested 10 come forward AID make
payment, IS no longer indulgence can he given
W. II. THOMPSON, .9dm'r.
February 2G. So
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FfsHE subscriber las pnarused The service Of
I The lev. J. ". YORK, in HE school, To-
Gated ise miles east III liallshoEoughs in . pEi'
rate. healthy secg,or Of s0nniEy.
Tie iolioaiag branches Mil b. taughi: Spell.
ling. Reading. Nuiiing. AFlthmeaie, Engilsh
Grammar, Geography. ana Bonk Keeping.
Beard and Tuasioa nil not exceed Thirty slx
dallars per- session II i've months. School walt
commence on the 18Th instant; s.mdenas can
enter At any time during ahs Session
THOMAS W. HOLDEN.
January IL. a.
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Eo0L nj This.

SlsliE Printing Establishment of the Milton
Spectator ~ oa.fed for sale OIL al commo.
dating terms. To practical printer with a
small family, the s'5aat.or is a very desirable
o'ts,. Professional and other engagements,
dr a'a ding Al pfeseut lac ~ hole oil my Time /,
5 are pfeseo' ne from again assuming the
Edtt"t,ai char, w"icb, WITH some RECEPTIONS,
ha~ becn 10 'ne soure" "f pleasure aud profit.
There IS. perhaps. II" village il The state fiat
holds on' better inducements for an establish
meal vi The kiad
n. J. PALMER.
Milton, N. G. jan. 81. ~
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StraYS.

YAKEN up BY John C. Douglas, living on
the Oxford Road, about seven miles from
iitllsI'orongh, and entered on the Stray Book
ii Orange county on the 9Th inst. one SOW
and five siIOATS. marked as follows. viz.
one spoiled Sow, with a slit in each ear. oar
sl'oa' marked with crop and under bi, in
the right ear and over bill ia thr er. and ta,,r
Shoajs unmarked valued at Ugh, duIa,s.
JOHN A. FAUCErr, Rager.
February -. S7.3r
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Ii l. /. $40 KUu q II. h.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
nl DENNIS IIIARTT.
PUBLISHED WEE

at THHEE DOLLARS YEAR, rR i've poit@''
FIFTY cENTs ~ PArp m Al yaHtL.
Those WHO 10 not give notirt al Tie" WI
~ have Their PAPER dtst eniinncd 81 ihf'N u"
lion "f The year, will BE- presum'd as ''s ~
lt< tonttnnantr until comnttrusr' cd - Ana -
paper will | e Discontinued until ai afI'a'aie
are pad, unless atthe option Il The - '"'tt'
Advertisements net rxcct dlng s5Stcti. mas
one dollar for Tue first, and twenty I've ga
Ter zach subsequent inserttnr, lotpet "'ts ~
prnpottion Court Advertisements twenty T."
per rent Lighter. A dcdgttiun al 33s fer teEt'
wiil be made IL adssti;srrs ny the ysaT.
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CAN YOU CIPHER,

Suppose map, fond ii mise and f.,
10 burn twelve and hall Gems uor,,, =
powder every day, how mnrh will h.
destroy in a year Answer. s45 40
How much in fuav YEAR, Ansarr.
si,"eo. Aud snpp"se lie spend. one
hour IN burning il. aud tha, tha, hour he
worth twelve and bali cents. how much
@al THIS item be worth IN lony Yeas,
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RETnM0NT
Female Academy.

snliE exercises nj this institution, nmelar
- niles south west from iiIltsh"ruugh.l vii
commence on the FIRST day Of February, and
vii continue Mllisoua tnaeFmissspn to' ta0 srs-
Sums. the yaraIion will be gwen IN the months
sG December and January. The pllre II tai.
ti0u il eig't dollars q session. Drawing ane
Painting i've dollars extra. The increase 1T
this school IL = suiiirleni evidence ii the geEe
ral satisfaction which Mrs Morrow has e,ssn
in lhe managed Of her school; aud Ne hest
tate not 10 say. that those who wish /. gAe
their daughters a liberal edus alton Mould d"
well 10 c.aaiide them 20 her care.
Board. iiEe lnlars a monih
THOS. u. OLDHAM.
JAMES THOMPSON,
ELIJAH plckARD.
December -. ST.
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g t.e Ansrieaa Ma.fsn.
THE HILLS, rae SEA. rue SKY.

TIE HILLS. THE SEA. rae SIX,
~ JOHN HICKMAN, n.
o. waat shrabh'ag iag u tread
TIE essslassiag bills.
Al driak sasrokea melody
fram dasaiag ragslai MS.
To foslow IN sae hiad's ROACH tEAsS,
And saseh tic cages fsghs
As. msaarias 81 his psniaa s:roag,
lie soars 10 Tsa,ms Il light.
o, whst . poms 10 ride the waves.
Aad saart the tempssa's play.
When fiashiag in tie naFalns sun.
U darts tie feashsFs sprays
With varying calors. salais toael'd.
Nest sorseoas,y ia@"sea.
Displaying 10 the 'ap'ared sight
Tie rain boz haes u aeaxea.
o, whas = hos charm TO scan
The mats0E.kiaalias sky.
AMI asaes in the azure ssu.s
TIE ail-aersaoias eyes
To thiaA Vi wsrlds ualgld. unseea
A. cases 'aeasa oceans asod.
And iaree TIC rebel heart To praise
The IL, sh'y power Of God.
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WANTED,

A FIRST rate Jausaeyman cahiaes Maker.
- 10 whaaa Constant employment and good
xases wili BE- giyea.
Apssy 10 tae sabsrriheE. living six miles north
nf MsCulslia, Tgelsager s Co.'S coiien fa1"
WILEY MURRAY.
February 90. S.
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HELEsR0ROIGH
Female Academy.

snHE undersigned Trustees u The lilsishe-
- rough Female Academy. have the plea
sure 10 announce 10 Parents and Guardians
that The exercises Of lh.s institution commene
ed On the eth January. Tor tire pFesent So
sion, naGeF the charge vi lts eGileteni and &C
cnmplished prinsipai. Miss Mara L. Spear
TIE services II this lady for several years past,
have been such a. TO meea the highest expse'
iaiinas Of the Trustees aud 10 deserve ioE this
Academy ~ great pogilon of public patron
ase - has bern extended 10 sny similar iassI'
tuition in the state.
Miss Spear has associated with herself in The
task of instruction, her sister, Ms. EAxahsth
Smith. whose talents aaa skill IN the depart
msnis Of Music. Drawing and Painting have
been fully tested aud at ri Tie i.iehrs' order:
A gentleman mho il q native al France aud
every way qualified. will give lessons m the
french Language 10 saFh ~ mss desire ~
The Trustees eau with confidence recon
mend this Seminary 10 all Who visa their
daughters AMI wards 10 become scholars. aud
to have their morals anxlouslg guarded and
their manners properly iosmeds the personal
ses ompllshmsnis and moral culture Of The stu
dents beias aa less objects # attention % The
part Of the Teachers. than their improvement
I'm Literature.
Inc SkuGAes OF eAen etars ahS ~ a1t""sa Ns~s
Spelling. Reading. nriting, Arithmetic, Gram.
ma, Geography. History, Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry. Mythology, Botany, Rhetoric. A.
,ronomy. Dicta,ion andcomposi,ioa, constitute
the studies of the first aud second classes the
same branches of learning. with the exception
oil the five last named. i"Em the studies OF tie
third class. and the fourth class. which is lie
lowest in The school, study Spelling, Reading,
Writing, and the Tables in Arithmetic, Is tie
progress vi the scholar jnslifies.
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Trust Sale.

III sirtne ii . deed of trasa. eKeeated y
I'D Nassiam g. Anderson. shals easE tsE sad
Phills. a NEGRO WOMAN. Oh tas stsEs u
Sanasl u. Tale, ea tae 18th aasaant.
JAMES WEBB. TfEsfes.
March 4. ss-ss
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a IL persons indebted tn the late firm of
LAlIAER i MEBANE. OF to JAMES
MEsaNE, in. are requested I" call on thr
subscriber aud maze immediate settlement:
their accounts viii he put INTO Tue
hands oil an officer ioE collection. Logger IA
juigenes caRnol be given.
JAMES MEBANE, in.
January -. 3D.
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aEGs respectfully 10 inlofm hts lr'ruts ard
-~ Merchants generality. IN sUaInl4 and North
Carolina, that he il now receiving an entirely
new Stock 81 Goods IN the above line .1ptrss.
" adapted 10 the Southern trade. Essty de
srsiatlon oil Rhh CHINA in sctts, and q I
GLASS, together with a complete assortment
nf Common and QUEENsAA ARE and STONE
WARE, constantly on hand. and will be offered
an as good terms as they can be procured in
the Uurted States.
Liberal credit will be given when required
Goods vii be carefully packed by experienced
hands. Orders by letter, promptly attended
10, and faithfully executed. The patronage ol
his old friends. ami lac Mercantile CummunI
y generally in EHgiaIa apd North Carolina.
is requested.
sew York, January s. 81
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Sale of Negroes.

FSHE Subscriber having been duly qualified
as the administrator de bonis non, with the
will annexed Of Jnhn Fam, deceased. will. in
pursuance OF The provisions oil said viii, offer
Tor sale. al public anGtIon, Al Chapel Hill. or
TLirty-onc Valuable Ne
gr0cs,
Men, Women. and Children The sale will be
cUntinued until all are sold. The terms ave,
SIX rn~n,hs credit. purchasers giving bond and
good secaghy.
n. ]. KING, .4im'r. &c.
Iarci |. .z*.sf So
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Boarding House.


stsliE subscriber continue. 10 ksrp a, A.
4 = isll s.pPiy If Family fleur. ~ A.. l.,
ssi o. load TIE i'isasss pt.cs { zen for n H.,
Al bis mill.
THOMAS W. HOLDEN.
January ~. :,
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Mantua Making.

srilE smbsrtiber hasieg located he,selilan
- iltl9shot oueh, respectfully i"totms the ri
dies Of this Plate and us slsluliy. that she
prepared ia execute any Hind Of work in he
inc in tile latest and most fashionable style.
Her residence Is al the Inton Hotel
ANN JOHNSON.
February 6. SO
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MRS. yASsEgg
CONTEMPORARIES.

iis Iast received. 10 addias, u a.ts.rp.,
resentment III
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TERMS Oh. TUITION.
First Class, eli 90
Second Class, Is 90
Third Class, Is 90
Fourth Glass, IL so
Music. on the Piano or Guitar. S25 90
Drawing and Painting. ~ 90
French, Is 90
Working on Canvass, 8 90
Working on Muslin, 3 90
JAMES $. SMITH, l
WILLIAM CAIN, =
CAD. JONES, Sen'r..
p. II. MANGUM. -
HUGH WADDEIL.
NATHAN HOOKER, =
STEPHEN MOORE,
~ The Raleigh Register will rnseh Tour
weeks.
February ID. 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-29
FIRE. FIRE, FIRE.

wha, can be more appalling To TIE human nerves
thsa ihis sudden. shril cry an or citizens in the
dead Of dark and ereafy.nIsh, accompanied, per.
hsps Nth the echo Of the ire.bell when quietly rePos
ins 10 the embraces & sleep, unconscious Of any thing
TO disturb Us. Most assuredly unless others dlf.
teren,ly nerved from ourselves, no, aware that
any sudden human calamity can hardly give sensitive
being more appalling shock Equally sure are We thai
none Of the elements carry destruction swiftly and
eGcetually 10 almost every material substance every
thing except the and the earth is kc chs be-
fore the wind that In contact with this sweep
iag element
Fellow Ctizfns, remember We beg Of you, that this
Is ,he or tie appearance Of this inghu yster
The daily hourly records Of the awful eona
grsons adnonsh you to take heed and be careful
You mss be aware that you every momen; exposed
To take your turn with the rest OF mankind in this
dreadful visitation Of providence, though due care aud
diligence may procrasnaie the calamity great while
Bot we repeal, you must take due cate-look 10
your stoves sad s,ovepipe keep your chimneys well
burnt and clean aud that Your ashes are deposited
properly. The Of the pipe aud segsr expose ns
very much and have caused many dreadful calamies
Locoioco, and other matches r,ther dangerous
articles to lay about stoves shops, and dwellings
Clothes presses ave dangerous places to visit in the
night with lights. No ever ought 10 enter such
place with light With these precautions, fellow cit
i,eas you very lite erposel, comparatively, 10
whs, you nigh, be II you dsregarded them
Fire companies, at this of The year should be
euiafy vgi in seeing that all is safe that thei
engines, and other FIRE implements in order and
that water 10 plenty.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-29

LIST ThA, no bank ough, to oc chartered a. re-.
chaicsed by the Legislature Of this state without
requiring the stockholders OF said bank 10 klr,,sh
security, by way Of bonds, with responsible sgnor
or bonds with mortgages, secured on unincuinherod
improved real as,ae within his state. to double the
amour, Of the capital stock OF said bank previous TO
The commencement, fopcraons under their charter
the security Of each siockholder 10 he double the
amour, ofIiis stock, and the said security 10 he
given TO, aud lodged with The treasurer Of the county
where the bank may bo located, or 10 and with The
treasurer of the state and the suciency thereof 10
be judged of by the county coun Of such county.
Cd. That all banks, chartered or rechariercd as
aforesaid, be exempted from the provisions OF the
safety fund act.
3D.. That all such banks be made subject to the
power and control Of the Legislature, so that the
charters thereof may be at any tme modified, amen
ded or repealed.
i,h That any such bank shall no, bo permitted 10
issue more than two dollars for each dollar Of capital
stock actually paid in.
9Th, That the President, Directors and all officers
OF such bank, be made subject 10 pehal punishment
for all fraudulent acts in their official capacity
NEWELL KINSMAN, for Committee
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-29
MONEY MARKET

We regret 10 learn from commercial Emporium.
uAi money eoniinoes extremely scarce and is aid 10
q ~"f'h tom A'ss 10 fee PER cent pc, noslsf This
state fittings hs' Induced mo,sm.nts on the ps,, of
me merchants q New York and Boston to call meeting.
VIA fie~ 10 obtain relief one va. held in Boston
A'i week 10 connection with the bankers, and Il would
seem from the result that thew would be .nsbled 10
s'em The Pteseat tide of Adversely wiihou, much Diff
en'y and sustain their credit Al New York also sew
e'sl large meetings were held by the mercantile inter
rsis To oons", on Of resi and the last meet
'ng stood adjourned 10 Saturday eFening last from
which We have yet The latter city !. I'M.
doueisdy IN an exceeding fe,eii,h state ard its eo.
ehrfassmens are probably without a parallel, though
We eve inclined In believe her banks will wes her the
1t rn though many Of the merchants may suffer great.
y and ultimately fail One thing is CERTAIN they can.
not ss long topsy from four 10 Eve per cen, per month
Or even three per cent,
The soPpage Of the banks and the euiailng loans by
those who continue 20 redeem undoubtedly has pro
eed much Of the present Of things but In. 100,
OF al the evil originated in the experiments upon the
currency OF The country, exciting general ds,ru and
eefane'neot among capitalists and mouied institutions
aud the fear that the loco loco doctrine will be conin.
ued.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-29

II 10 not TO be wondered at that some few OF our very
ymid Wing fellow citizens should be little chagrined
and asheaened at the prospect just before US, a.
states Bot when they reflect that the most nf them
years ago had just emerged from under the dark and
Fable cu,tsn of loco foco democracy and had hee and
stiil continued rather pirof states liable Of course, Ia
change with every popular breeze Ii ought to excite
when taken in connection with other atiend cirrum
ishmenL The administration and 'the party darEl
their ten years reiga, from retrospect view have al
the time aimed nothing in relation 10 MEASURES bat
10 court thn popular passion, and TO grasp at ell ihf
power which the constitution had given them, by then
own construction, and seine hold Of and WELD cyey
slowed in order TO sustain themselves. The Pos, OF
fee Depat,ment affords greater "a iiies and IL
ceos-elon with the press, when exercised asst now IL
60 esup, the people, than all the other public and pr
saie institutions put together, excepting even the
whole batch OF banking "monsters" IN the conatfy
The national purse aud all the other Pecunary fse,t
afford by the goysral,enl iDeluding ic proceed
Of the sales Of the pubic lands Vhon addtd 10 tie o
weapons Of power aud iniuence when, say 81 ihes
brought TO bear upon every movement and siruggh
Of the Wings. sil be seen, organ,zfs gganiie enc
my whose force cannot easily be overcome aud sabened
TIE ies. Of one two OF eYen ihiec ba,les, however
should be- disrousgesaea, al all We must Tenc'
cur sssroa., double diligence and my hle !, ,!s
next great victory will be oars
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-29

THE MosEY MAaKEr.-We quote the following
from the Journal Of Commerce of Thursday morning,
as exhibiting tie state of the market al that date
'Bills on England have fallen TO l2, at which
rate, those OF undoubied strength pressed upon
the market. Specie is coming in from all directions
aud has declined that as scarcely an object 20
keep il out of the Banks. Half dollars will not
command more than one-half per cent gold one
quarter Me xican dollars wanted for Canton keep
up to IL prem.
Drafts on Philadelphia are no, so we'll. The rate
stands a, p N. at I0all dis, Baltimore i2 Prov
idence at 7a5 dis
Money is exceedingly scarce, more scarce than
specie
CoUyrRy BANKs.-The following is list OF all the
banks whose bills are now redeemed at the State
Bank The Bank of Utica, the Oneida, and Ontario
al Utica are redeemed Al ~ per cent, and the others
At "a.
Broorne County Bank. Ontario Bank,
Central Bank, Cherry Valley, Ontario Branch Bank,
jefferson County Bank. Oneida Bank
Bank of Monroe. Bank Of Utica.
Monigornery Bank. Albany City Bank.
The Merchants Exchange Bank redeems the fol-
lowing al 81 per cent discount -
Mohawk Rank Rochester City Bank,
Bank Of Auburn, Bank OF os~ego,
Rang OF Geneva, Livingston County Bank,
Utica Branch Bank, Bank Of Albany.
The Leather ManufaciuTers' Bank redeems tile
following al 81 pei oenf
SicubeR County Bank Home Bank
The notes OF he following Banks are redeemed al
,l,e North American Trust Company, at par;
Orange Bank y. J. iyes and over.
Farmers Bank. Hudson.
Faunor,' and DrUyers' Bank. al Sounsrs.
The following are redeemed At per cent
Commercial Bsnk, Troy.