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The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-23
NOTICE.

UST receted and receiving by every arrival of The
e Cars, direct from New York, large selection Of
fashionable
Dry Goods;
Ready made clothing OF the latest fashions Ladies' bon
nets, latest styles artificial flowers; so dozen fur and
Paeaf eghorH, and other kinds of fashionable hats;
boys caps umbrellas, parasos; shades; neckties,
stocks, neckhandkerehiefs and ocloths; 800 pair of
gentemens and ladies' and misses and chil5rens shoeS,
slippers and bOots--some very fine. A large assort-
Family Groceries,
Molasses, Vinegar, Hardware, China and Croekefv
Ware Iron and steel sole and upper leaher csski9s
and lining skis; Medicines; cTomegreen. dye-stuEs
and starch; saefatus aud white lead; cigars candles.
powder, shot, and lead; saddles, brides, martngas,
girths whips and bridlerens carpetbags cotton cards;
candle -wcks, nails, putty, hemp and grass ropes win
dow glass, nutmegs and matches
This being small part of my large Stock of Goods;
solicit call from all my old customers and all otheIS
visiting Raleigh. Call at my Store before purchasing
elsewhere, as determined to sell for Is per cent on
prime cost for cash. which, will make my Goods the
Cheapest in the State: Don't forget to cali, two doors
below Williams, Haywood s. Co..
CALEB MALONE.
Raleigh, April %, 1S45. 546-6t.
oo- The Weekly Register will insert four times.
TO afford Parents and Guardians an
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-23

The Kentucky Review states that. Cassius
M. Clayhas sent off all his negroes to the South,
to be sold there or employed on cotton planta-
tion. A pretty AbolitionistE -,
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-23

m.T The Hon. J. F. H, Claiborne, the able
Editor Of the New Orleans Jef1ersouian Republi.
can, has received the appointment ofrAgent for
the preservation of live oak and other timber on
the public lands in several of the Southern States
This is an office of some portance ..
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-23

Alarming and destr~etire Fire in the Dismal
S'Oamp. The Portsmouth WAY Old Dominion
of the f4th instant says:
" For some two weeks a fire has been raging
in the Dismal Swamp-Innds, that is now progress
ing with unparalleled fury. That il MAY be
understood abroad we remark that for some six
weeks past we haYe had no rain in this section of
country, aud consequently, the spohgy fbrous soil
OF the Swamp has become dry, and iguites as
readily as tinder and burns with the fervency- of
peat Fhe FIRE desccnds a great depth in the soil
and completely covers the whole surface for miles
and miles with living fire. which consumes
every thing. Vast quantities of timber, shingles,
slaves, fences, Sc, have already been destroyed,
and our neighbours on the edge of the. Swamp
are IN great dismay: for fear Of their dwellings,
and plantations. 1t is worse than prairie fire
because the subtle element penetrates under the
earth, and rises at different points
While we write the atmosphere is filled with the
scent and smoke of the consuming Juniuer trees.
and the south and southwest horizon is canopied
and curtained with black clouds ofsmoke, save ever
and anon where it catches some extensive timber
and shiHg1e depot, when the forked and fery
volume rises above the mass, and illumes the
blackness, while night shows that ve1ume of red
flame and heat which reaches high up in the
heaven that almost makes one imagine that the
time so firmly relied on, and so ardcntly prayed
iol~ 10y IHo HflleIHe, HdS Inueeu come ne IRE
is now within some five or six miles of this town,
and curious feeling is exhibited by nearly all
our citizens; feVerish anxiety, and continual
inquiry of how the fire progresses meets us at ev
cry point. Numbers are moving towards the
scene of devastation, and fearfrI rumors are ever
and anon started that such and such plantations
have been destroyed. Negroes who have long
made the Swamp their dwelling place, bears,
snakes, &c, are leaving their strong holds and
Businesses, and seeking the high and solid earth,
looking for safety among those they have here
tofore hated and avoided"
A correspondent Of the Charleston Courier re-
lates the following in connection with. this fire.:
"One thing connected with this confagraton
may be a source Of some interest 10 your patrons.
An old negro man and woman, with one child ran
away from their master twenty six years ago, and
have never been heard from until Tuesday last,
when, being driven by lhe threatening flames, they
returned to their masters house & miles from Suf
folk, Va ACCOMPANIED by fifteen healthy children,
all of whom, excepting the eldest were born in
the eaverns of the Dismal Swamp: A large num-
Der of slaves have been forced, under similar cir
cumstances to return to their masters after an alb
sence often, fifteen and twenty Years.".
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-23

TO afford Parents and Guardians nm
idea of the necessary expense of educating Yong La
Iy at St Marys School, the Rector adds that for the
sum of 40O, year, he will become responsible for
her Board, and instruction in English, French and Mu4
sic, her Books Clothing, and every incidental expense
ADril 23d I845
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-23
XMPORTkNT SALE.

\ THE Subscriber, intending to
IA leave North Carolina for residence in
northwestern Territory, offers for sale the
y following valuable propertY. to wit:
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-23

UST received and receiving by every arrival of Che
eI Cars, direct from New York, large selection O
fashionable
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-31
THE WHIG ALMANAC FOR lS45,
TABLE OF CONTENTS.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Cannon Notes, Eclpses. &c for ls5.
c,ysrs Population of The World.
do. of the United States.
do of Indians within the borders Of the
United Sta,es.
srenue and Expenditures of U. S. Government for 1874.
spda adapted all States and Territories in the United
State.
ne Pas. and the Future. (Editorial)
gsre the Wings beaten by Fraud9 (EditoriGi.I
ges for Presidents and Vice Presidents from 1873 to ls
sw.York Elections for Governor sincel7sa.
as DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
amss Of the sgners of do.
ie CONSTITUTION OF TIE UNITED STATES, with the
Amendments.
risHiSGroSs FAREWELL ADDRESS.
amber of Presidential Electors from each State, uni tn
in which the votes were cast in 1874.
sssdcni and Cabinet Officers with their Salaries.
aiges Of Supreme Court and salaries.
tsi,ed States Senator'S. 18th Congress.
gsmbers House of ofRepresentatves. 2sth Congress.
TlrE DEPARTMENT.
Salaries and number of Clerks in Secretary OF States Oee
do. do. do. Patent Office.
do Of Ministers and Conuls and Diplomatic Agents IN
different parts OF the world.
SEAsuRY DEPARTMENT.
Salaries and Clerks.
Salaries and Officers Of the Customs the several States.
Registers and Recevers-Lnnd. Office
Surveyors
United States Minis, Officers and Salaries.
EiR DEPARTMENT.
Number of Clerks and Salaries.
sorekeeper, Masons, Carpenters Blacksnith, Inspect
ors, Physicians, Interpreters. Farmers, Gunsm''hs.
Agents. &c. &c. sc. with Salaries.
ARMy-Infnn,ry, Dragons, Riiemen, SIC.
Military Academy.
Army Lis,-Pcy of the Army-Rank and Grade.
hyY DEPARTMENT
Clerks Secretary's Department.
Navy List-Grnde and Pay, Commanders, Surgeons.
Leutcnants Purers, Chaplans, Engineers, &c.
Vessels of War United States Navy, and number
ofguRs
bsT OFTIcE DEPARTMENT.
Clerks. &c. III the Department.
Number of Offices OF the States, amout o. Postage
received md amount paid Contractors in each State.
.r.ci.EY DEPARTMENT.
Judrcs, Distinct Attorneys, &c. with Salaries.
SscELLASEoUs.
Governors ofTcui;ories Expenses OF Public Printing
laries of Members of Congress- &c.
ines of holding Elections IN the di.eren, States.
fARiFF OF DUTIES articles imported into the United
states. alphabetically arranged
hrslpxsTiAL ELECTION Returns OF all the Sates
Price l3s cents-sl per dozen. or 81 per 100.
" poSimaSters renting 81 Will receive 3 copies.
GREELEY Il McELRATH, Tribune Buildings,
BJ New York,
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opiaons Of he Boston press.

hEsAs SoAplr. Creech. AZ his elegant sbop under bc
fremont House. hns quantity OF this excellent article fol
sbovng washing. 1t the best thing The market dec
deGy. Morning Pot
The RUSSIAN kEsAS-SonHe yenTs GiGce, friend wh0
supercnrgos voyage Petersburg. brought VI
home By of slnd remembrance pound cake OF the genu
ResG SoHp viii he earnestly commended 10 shaving
cup we tired aud ound goodvery good good
deed Tint ha not our benevolent trend and admirable soap
compnunder, Davis of Cambridge. supplied necessity By
generous denaiOE of his best OF s know not what
should have doue with razorunIess 10 on the
throat OF CERTAIN dog no consider himself dead her.
ing. If he keeps dot quiet al night.
10 however the Resan after a tins non
sense CREEcH under the fremont House. hHs small
ty of the article. which he selling Just fast as he
intend cus,oneC and make change IL IS first rate
article. and mistake. Try II. lEvenng Transcript.
KEs.S SoAP.-Al who have ever used the Kesan Sonp.
whether for oter Of ne for
which may be used viii with givHg the
ference every other kind 1t h however IN shaving that
superiority The evident Il poSsesses The and
valuable quality % beng eqanly good. whether il be used WIKI
Rot cold hard soft II any doubts it. ad
him call shop Of Samuel w Cesch. under the
fremont House who keeps the genuine aTice and who Will
soon remove his increduL,y. CDaily Atlas.
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New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-31
LIyERpooL CLASSIFICATION.

At the close of our last Crcunr under date Of l6h inst
stated that the effect the market OF the news from Lvei
ad been nude the 18th prices On the fol
lowing day demand experienced nnd sales were
the week endDs ish ins, amounted to bales the market
closing ut further advance Of m az On Iae,ay 2t ms,
showing chanee IN that market produced none here he M
baes without further chanse N pice the delay in arrival
of the u Boston against transactions o any
accounts per Cambria from Liverpool. to Al; January
showing urth slight advance. and confirming The impIes
lowest point; holders demanded higher rates. ana ou
bales sold in the Of the day. ut advance OF an
&c 20. lb
Up ias evening in the present week good demand has
existed aud saicS have been nae to pecuatn to
he days amount 1850 bales prices establishing farther
he gu aceoss s 5 I'VE have to per at there
iniero and but a small amount o. ordinary Gotten at
limited indeed all the Ports the scarcity ofte Inter grades
1t viii seem by reference tables above that the
cepts the Ports this esg by 10000 bn les than at
did not reach 10000 bae The opinion has been expressed by
many that the present has been overEated 1t IS true thai
fallen Off but this be attributed part to the low state Of
of the eSncef kS by SSd BcE EGq
vi their crop while low and untenunetng
Iii 3 S Nov eqs ", that % the h es ese Of I o Es
would depend mniny on future prices
FLOUR AND MEaL-There is mode-at demand from
brand, Western Buyers offer but IS We no
sl4. Scratched Western brings 5Qa4 56a Sour IS worth
about o5 We hear OF sales of the NewOeans recently
received here Il has gone INTO store The market for S9rh
ern frm bu. there IS not much doing We quote 95snl
75 occasional parcel At 81 o small sale Of Rich @
sales 100 bs Bucswhen Meal at So Rye Fiogr out
OF store brings 81 u3 So SiHal sales Jersey Meal ut oo
Brandy is 63. sale ol00 hhis made on private
terms Bug Meal sSal00c.
GRAIN-We hear oflte nOihng doing. There rs vary
e offering, and the few buyers for the East Will not
give the prices asked Southern Eominsiy I6c W.T. Oats
are uendy n, 81 cts which advance. Barley nomnaly
% and Rye &C. but there have been saes for tne
WHISKY-A sale Of 20 bb has been made a, 22i cents
Drudge l. &c. and not active.
HOHS-A further sale of . bales No Eastern has been
made for export, bu. The price we did not learn.
SEEDS-Ihere csSderabe activity in Clover and Fiax
seed Timothy quiet OF the first thse have scen sales
nbout l25 partly ec with portion below ana mo
ther portion above Tho, pnce. Rough Faxseed Is nomnay
s2 Sales 600 bush Egyptian Rough at lSO cts cash. vi
Clean. 100 tcs sold at Sl3
TaIIOW-rhere n good demand Tor Prmc, anu sales
80 OOO lns have been made Mt Isa74.c, cash.
PRoVISIONS-Pork Is steady, but there but ttIsmoye
,snt IN the market Prime b. had Ia extent at ~
but holders generally ask 90 Moss 10 Co. and there Is no
demand Beet very firm and good demund liu no sales
Land wanted and notice sales U bb n, 90. and 100
kegs old 6tr tnms &C. und Shoulders ic Butter and
Cheese without change.
S1EAR--We notice sales 100 hhdS New Orleans sa5c
showing finn market.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-31
DIED.

n Tbnrsey morning after short Illness of consmpon
,uSuaNNAH \. WlGGINS in the sSth year of her nge.
TRENDS and also those of her mother. Mrs Rachs Ryke
respectfully nyited TO attend her unera! Saturday
ssron Feb lst NJ O'clock from her late residence, No
sSsday afternoon. JAN 3Oh after lingering ine. m the
= ..ar III his age. Mr. JOHN &. ACKERMAN
ss 10 attend his funeral this afternoon Jan 81 without
ksser from MS iae residence no. - hing 81 al
.snssi three O'Clock.
on the 30h of Jsnunry. of drOpsy, Miss ANN
-iE,Ix DECKER, 10 the 9Th year o! her age.
and friends requested To neDd her funeral
NJ Film 81, on Saturday morning, u to O'Clock, a. NJ
E E,etnnrs will he taken n Staten Island for ln,eneut.
~ Wedesday morning 2h January, after long and pain
losss MARY E. wife of Edward T. A. Schwachhoter IN
4, "a year oil her age.
bnpt farther invitation Friday afternoon O'Clock.
IN S. Paul. Church. Cou!, street. near Wanens,. South
s~,oslyp. ,,.
nj 81 Mary Jsne Chapman. aged ga John Mur,and.
Esneie :. Mefiat. 3is.
s ga Boanerges, of Hen James T. MoIehead of Gov.
sS soth. Elzabsih Munro. aged 3.
4, Boomngdale. S9th. Edward A. Freeman aged mos.
Near FIshkill Landing, 23d. Caroline Teller.
atNesark, n. j. 3D. Eunice Woodruff aged 81; John K.
a Ciayerack, l4,h Miss 5. a. Ro,sman. aged o.
Al Rhinebeck, 2ls Mrs. Alarla Wager
Al Rochester. 2iih, Mrs. Jane Boardman. aged a.
hiPbadelphlo. nth Napoleon X. Ferry aged 81; Jacsb
AZ BALTIMORE. 2ih, Martha Arnold. aged 25 VIM. Rogers.
A. Mobile. Ala l5,h, Chauncey Wilkinson, aged &c.
o Saratoga Co N "
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-31
HAILocK,s woRM CANDY

offered the Public improved and agreeable mnd
/ o, nking the valuable meirnes used hy PhyscnH
10 DESTROY WORMS IN CHILDREN:
As.WcrEs from the irritation produced By them ~ The
,tonnch end bowels toubIesome To children, fre
oueDty causing dangerous ard often fatal deaes. The oo
c should be. op 10 destroy aad exDel them. bur by
proving the health, prevent ther reilrn.
This preplraton remedy and Will etectualiy re-
move worms by destroying them ami caryiBg hem
with the mucGs slime winch ibsJ bed live Gad produce
thei, youn.-esving thei bowel. n heslthy condition.
The signs of too ye known 10 reed much de-
crrpionPckng ofhe paleHes OF the face grating
r of appetite ofbd crvin. Tor food, frequent
ing in -eep fond bad breath. vomiting, aad often
convuls:va its.
Put packages AZ l cent? each, with i directions, by
a C. Il iLLOth, Chemist AID Apothecery. l16 spnng 81
New y York, ard Tor sals By the toilowIag gents
Lewis {. Loouis Greenwich Psnons ChnfcI. Walker
W. FORBES, 800 PEAR. RoIih-. Jsnes, c. las
Dug store 33 Bcekman Rogers IC1 Wee Broadway.
IIc(u.cheon q; William. IhOrn Greenwich Av c. l3lh.
Harlow & Jupe ~ HouIton. Huchngs, 2it RieecseI.
CnbouJnIn II! FL zhth Ay Dr. Colder. 10. Sixth Av.
RorseSe'd. III Eighth Az. March. $ Eighth Az.
N-skn. 5ll BIoadwaY BOYD. E0 Hestet-st
Rushtnn &; Co lI0 DO Rl-htan & Co. 10 A,,Or House
RCshton 4 CO. B'way C. litb. Clark, II Sullivan
0Ynard g Canal Fowler 27a Broadway.
Tyer-t q Hnison q Psyton. sd G. G-eenwicb
Cocd.ngton. 33do. i!r. Coye. u! sullivan.
Cromwell, 81 Grand. |icf, A57f Grand
Moss, SO and s Grand. KIRBY, vi DIEtston
Husband. 1919 Ninth Az Lrumbse, - BowesT.
Marsh. Sl5 Rrnndwsy thaStney, !so Go
Thurman l5 Canal. Qasckenhnsh. Iu9 Greenwich.
0urjan ls5 Hudson lewsr. i04 Chambers.
theehan sIh Av n .Gh Graf, CarInIne, c. Bedford.
"a l-,yIs "a FiYs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-31
~ Dr. II. K.mbaIrs Mineral Teeth.-The

celebrity which these Tesh have obtained and the high value
upon them by those who have them, together with
their knnn intrinsic superiority over the great mass OF Teeth
made this county, have induced Dr. kimbal 10
nuke sncf arrangenents Will hereafter enable hun
ply the Increasing demand for them any he has been
confirmed this design by the uniform winch has ut
:cged his practice tins department of his profession and by
the high that have been passed upon these teeth by
many OF distinguished citizens who wearing
them ana by several Of the eminent Physicians and Den
tIStS Of this city, have spontaneously offered the most
,estmunHls their excellence These teeth and will
continue be nude by DT Kimhal e1eiHSirsy fer his
prGc,rc they the elegant manner upon heavy
gold plne, and adapted 20 the mouth such way cum
bnethe highest uty with the grenesi possible comfort They
warranted TO e unsurpassed by that made the
United Snles and guaranteed MI III perfectly.
md to all lie purposes that artificial eeh be mude
answer Or. kimba wishes be particularly noted that
his nscments such will enable him 10 Oiie' these
lecth mae the style above mentioned at tie prices
that are charged The ei0r kinds Specimens may
be his house. No. 52l Broadway, SpnngstIee
ali nis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-31

INDIA RUBBER SaoEs.-Ve have OF h.ni soE sale o
Snlendd rsscmeu, of Ladies and GerenenS lndia Rub
Der s g:d Overshoes evsry variety the market, manu-
fac;ured from the and got IN the not desirable
st, and warranted cot % en giih the cnd Ladies and
gentlemen respectfully invited 10 call and examine the
Improvements made n cur manufacture before pucha'
ing elsewhere We shoes net 10 part IN the
and 10 ystrtH thsr color uDdar nl circumstances. We
sell eheap-I Warehouse Of the Newark, NJ J. India Rub
0ef s. sss9f'' sd % 'Ai'eA HUTCHINSON 4. RUNYoN,
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THE CULTIVATE OR
FOR FEBRUARY

The CrL11yAroR for FEB einbssbet with beauiiiu
STEEL Plate yie OF MouSr HOPE, the residence of E. P
r.enee Eel-cnd EIGHT gSGRAvIS0s, including tie
Prize he Ter Poughksepsc Plans of Buildings, c It's con-
,sn which ne ENTIRELY osIGIsAI, embrace Lees from
in England Scotland and Germany. together
with umun;cato tom 70 less tran TWELVE States End
Terri,orss Of Out Unioa-
.saa.ey;1.i5Hs for THE CULTyEqT0R' rer<ire45 5v
NJ II. NEWMAN. Bookseller.
I9e Broadway, NsT-YoIk.
Of whom TIE numbers may De had RE Of postage. ard where
a be obtained any or I'll the back volumes of this
WORK which has been pronounced By competent judges, cs
By all comparison the LEST Agricultural paper in he unon
Price, only 81 year. - Saa
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Ers- 'Fhc Pos,master tienerni has ords'e' III
EXPRESS MAIL to be run from Coyington Gso'sa. 70
Non,ronery Alnbama and back. wh the view oi eSeu,. %
nr The communications between the Eastern CueS I
sl;es f Mobile and New Denns one day. aud 10 eiiane
;,,,L Anui,ceis hereby given OF the arrangement;
IS,iers psEP,REp mud marked ENrKEss, nn1 ne%,lh-
~, .i,, n Phshers of newspapers addressed 10 PrB-
I.4rss oF p.prRs Only and sent IN lieu Of 'heit eS-
done up in light nen az one end ta
onv n.er that can be allowed to De sent by the E1pr
@ 20 3,yts ~ JOHN LORINER GRAHAM. P NJ.
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Commercial and MONEY matters.

y For Commercial aud lo7,ey Matters Last PAGE
THURSDAY, p. NJ.
The market wss inactive day, and rather heavy,
s transactions limited consequences oi the lnaby
eperaors speculate present condition oi the Money
Eke. The message of Gov. Shunk which we published IN
extra had slightly unhvorabe effect on the stock oi
lany and the Second Board they sold at ~ de-
ne OF y per cent from the First Boad There IS s' nov"
s, no settled opinions subject oil the State interest as
.re are private letters which positively that the
legislature will pay the interest whether the Governor be VII
ar or not There also general impression TINT The pay
lent half February. making the August pay
certain. should rather improve the selling pfce oil te
sck ;han otherwise.
The Foreign Bill Market is very heavy, and the
ouey Market tight that remers have as far as possible
,poned rem,tances This has made the demand small ao
used decline Sterling has been sold as low Us ga
Be range i. 9AsalO per CT. Francs 2se415 ss,s
,,,h.,a :. a. oons;l.,shi, amount Of heavy freight
rnr Cotton is "a for Liverpool Freieh'S to Hav'e e
ats dull
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-31

letter dnte.l at Key West. 7lh received hy ; nlw
Eq agent the Roars Of ne-~IiierS Te ne
,. intend 10 hnvc iu OF the 2t on ii1 co's
npt,in Murphy ship Xeto says when hts vessel Srncs
renr night, ard the hit diuli seen from the dec
six miles 'c lantern glass aet uleniE hI Is
with nnnpsss the keeper informed the case very -
len some reronS ought be kept witch H. Nth the help
of Cant we su be able do good service as iesfs
liclt> and sailing directions.
Tie ship Ian;c mas proved TO be much less damaged N
her thag expected IL wal os some time before te
ship can leave this her must Inc from the
North.
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pce NO, ,en .hsll apL.ed value fo .hs sate

at price no, less than their appraised value oT the State in
deb,ednes exclusively.
ton Tins day:
Al tie Brokers Board ss Bo,nu & Worcester Il ls3s
umbian do. l03; q Norwich snd Worcester r. l0i 81
Eastern X, 1867 % do 1905 50 Old Colony K s Ma.
nehusetts Bunk. ~ - Shhwmut Bank, sS per sh =
Reading X. 20, 100 do GOl4.
AT Anctonii2 hs Boyl;" ms Co c. adv; ~ hope
Ins Co. 9Ors7 80 National las ca, par so. sea 60 10
franklin los Go, 94 30 Boston ins Co "a y per Ct ndy
"a Su Tx los Co. ger Ct adv II Manufacturers lns GO. a
per adv; 20 Mercantile Marine ms Co Al c. adr 90
Eagle Bank, per 50 do fnder Bank, is % News
England Bank 80 per adj IL COLUMBIAN Bank, 81 per
adv go State Bank, 6oi co., Wa'hngioG BsHs e3s
~ CITY Bank. 29 20 AjloS tank, x5s - North Bank. 81
10 Cocheco Mani Go. per SEQ 53a56 20 Salmnn Fas
Go $50 paid ,551s 2is Kcnaehec Bridge l.6 Boston
Exchange Co, 423 Dorchester Turpike % Boston ,
sn@nTn. 10 20 Western r So! ppI 20 Charlie RIVER Ek
do Massachusetts Mills 10 PEI 80 Jackson Mnnf
Co. per CT adv 20 Bost"n & Providence ~. adv
20 Charlestown Bnnch r, S1z Wnnsmme, Co 21is per
h $500 >ew Orleans per CT stock payable l1, 5 with
coupons, ss Der ct Bonds Stale LOUISIANA so eac5 per
CT due July ls lS49. s8.