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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17

SOUTH CAROLINA INsrITuTE.-Ihe first an
mud meeting Of the South Carolina Institute viii
take place at Charleston on the Doth inst From
all appearances there will be a good display o.
Southern industry aud ingenuity The Augusta
lGal Constituencies says From tIis STATE
-our Carolina friends may expect some-spaehnens
in various branches which it VIII be difficult to ex-
cell South. North Or in Europe. The South Caro-
lima Railroad Company have determined to pass
persons attending the Fair, also all articles in
tended for exhibition, at half the usual rates from
10th to The 27th November, inclusive. Individuals
with articles for the Fair, pay fall rates coming
down. bat will be permitted to return free at any
time between the above dates
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17

FRANcR-The discussion in the French Cham
Der which led to the duel betwsen Theirs ma
BiKio is thus stated:
In the course Of his speech NJ. AIst,bieu f5sI,
Dromel SAID - It is not our party, (alluding ~
the Montagnards,l who have alternately bssnst.
tered the President with praise and blame Itvyss
NOT our party who said that the election Of Ton;s
Napoleon would be disgrace to France. Tbess
words were attributed to NJ. Thiers-if he dis-
claims them, they no longer exist"
M Lhiers rose in his seat, and said, CT de,r
M, Bixio-"I myself heard YOU use them -
M. Nlathieu-then said, between nj iFhis..
who rePudlates those words, and nj B{sio 80
declares to have heard them, leave Frsnos -
decide '4e 70
hereupon NJ. Theirs at once sentlf. piseato-v
and M HeeeheFen to demand satisiaeiiss frau, III
bl1lo who SAID he was ready al that .nomept. ~
appointed M kayreau and NJ. Victor I.sfrsnr "a
ms seconds This took place about o'eloeE
ne seconds, finding NJ Bixio would nat rsfrs,,
ms words, At once entered their CARRIAGES Sro,-
from the Chamber to the Bois de Boalosne rosts5
thelf men at twenty PAGES each fred 4 SOD ~
eneetuaty the seconds then interfsred ana ~.
eared that the honor Of each Of the eennbat,nts
was without stain. They then rsturns3 HI tbaiy
carriages and drove bach to hear The Conclusion d
the debate IN the Chamber. The whole alTair "a
not occupy more than half an hour
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17

g A memorial to Congress is being prepared
in New York asking an appropriation Of sutii-
cient sum to remove the rocks and other obstruc-
tons at Hel-Gate and places in that vicinity. Mr..
Mallaaust French engineer proposes to blast
the rocks under water by means Of galvanic bat
terry, using the water as "A fnlcrum and without
drilling the rock.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17

PIsToL SHooTING.-A late letter from New
York has the following The fancy are all in
a lennent just now about a shooting match that
comes off on the 10Th of FEBRUARY next, between
Mr., John Travis,soi S! Broadway street, of this
civ, and sporting gentleman Of Long Island
The wager is $1,000 against 5000 that Mr. Travis
cannot out Of one hundred shots with, duelling
pistol hit bulls eye target two inches across,
ninety times, The distance to be shot is twelve
PAGES, and fifty shots to be fired each day Travis
is said to be the best pistol shot lin the countrY'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17

The VorE OF SANTA Eve have noticed
in several Of the Texas papers the report that the
vote Of Santa was in the late election, given to
Gov. Wood, thus reslecting him over his opponent
Col Bell. The Kgis Of Truth, published at Hen
derson, has the following:
"a rumor is rife throughout Texas that the citi-
zens Of Santa Fe have voted for Governor, and that
their sufrages were cast for George T. Wood. We
did not know thai that county had been organized
or that an election had been ordered there. We
think that Santa FG is essentially part Of Texas,
asmnch indeed any other portion Of il. but
there seems to be something unsettled 10 whether
the-B nited States government recognizes our right
TO IT, but until that question IS arranged and our
right clearly admitted (which we are satisfied it
wil be- this vote should not be allowed and If for
other reason because the citizens were kept in
there. If the vote OF Santa Re, contrary 10 right
and justice, should be allowed, we suppose that
George Z. Wood IS again Governor. Of Texas.
But we solemny protest against It"
The Galveston News copies these remarks, and
comments on them as Gollows:
Now we cannot exactly agree with the above.
We consider our claim to Santa Fe perfectly set
tied, by repeated acts Of our past Republic as well
as Of the present State Of Texas We feel under
no obligation whatever to wait Indefinitely any ac-
ton by the Government at Washington We were
as sovereign, to, all inteRts and purposes, as the
United States, when our claim to il was make
known to-the world by our highest authority and
the present Executive Of this State would be recre-
ant to the solemn obligations imposed byihis oath
Of office, should he neglect to assert and maintain
that claim on all proper occasions II the order Of
election was duly and properly made to that remote
county, we must say that Gov. Wood has only dis
charged bis duty and that extent deserves credit
but il such order aras-zOt made at uH we think
the people should demand an explanation for such
neglect or, if the order was made but clandes-
timely without any notice to the people and all the
candidates here, then and in this case only should
thevoie be rsieeted. Wepresume however, no vote
was there given but it IS nevertheless important to
kuow-NctetheF ore was properly ordered"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17

MIRACULOUS EscAPE.-The Chaflestown [Va9
Free Press says that few days ago, while negro
man in the employ Of Mr.. Bowers, the architect of
the Maryland and Virginia bridge at Shepherds
town, was engaged in blasting near the top Of
high cliff on tie Potomac river the unburnt pow
der ignited aud the blast went of with tremen-
dous xplosioH-tearihg the rock into thousand
fragments, Mr.. b., who was near by, attracted by
the noise to the top Of the cliff, and perceivDg
the negro dFeadfully wounded and in the act Of fqz
ing QUey, without moments hesitation, leaped
sometideen feetto the bench which he was strug-
gling, just in time to save him The escape Of Mr.
B. himself was truly wonderful and miraculous.
Had he struck the bench two inches further from
the bank, he mlist have lost his balance, and been
Precipitated, with the negro two hundred and fifty
feet to the waters edge
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17

.SUsqr EHANNA BANk.--The cashier Of the sus-
quehanna Bank at Montrose, Pa, has been COM
itted to jail in default of $4,000 BAIL for an alleged
charge Of delalcaton. Ii is reported that SIS, 600
Of The funds Of the bank are unaccounted for
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17

. No RAILROADS AT RouE.-A correspondent of
the London Daily News writes as follows: Il
hear that the cardinals have decided that the rail-
way to Naples IS useless scheme, tending onlyto
nundate Rome with worthless foreigners they
have therefore definitely suspended the works, and
thus throva4housands Of people out of employment
now haiti is so much needed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17

eFs, which was ABOUT 10 meet in Berlin, in the
early part Of October, for the purpose of consulting
upon the means OF forming union between differ
ent societies OF printers of Germany, was sup
pressed by the authorities and twenty-four hours
allowed 10 The drnnties 10 leave the citv.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17
Gen, Cazneauls ChihuaI,ua Troin

The following letter from Mr.. Callahan, the for
mer editor Of the Corpus Christi Star, informs US
Of the arrival of Gen Cazneaus Chihuahua train at
the military post on the Leona. 1t will be seen
from this letter that there is now open direct road
from Corpus Christi to Ef Paso, which the writer
considers the best yet pointed out to California en-
igrants -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17
HARDWARE AND IRON STORES,

HARDWARE IA AND q - IRON n STORES,
REsTLY BES Ss ny a and an Gbs snes Foegu
4 and Domestic Hardware, CutleIy, Iron, Tin NJ
sa eaosse TRa s qualify and p' p ss Gdi her 8
goods and their prompt attention to all orders
VI tnqanee Of theii fayost BY arrivals from European
f2d S0ngf P9 HEY gS Sonsag y5y S22sypg
Their line and can confidently invite the attention Of pqr
fa2eI to their large and well assorted stock, Of which the
FEns6,5 PAL lso9, round, square and iat-7oo tons;
. :, Pe PENN DC. DO DC. -iCO TOMS TOMS
Tennessee IOn Sq Posnd fla s5ae ,GHi tons.
=; F B9l5 P dg.za4 t tons.
swge9es o., Pgtsss-l5 tons; ~
. Sheet lgon1EnglIh, American and Tennessee-fromld
HOOP ITon-rom g to e. inoh-s2O bundles
RogpA 70 from a TO 9 tnur-2o0 bundles;
t G0t 3Soa'If-eslebraei Weymouth and other good
Press Spikssg8o0 kegs:
Poke and Table Cutlery, Rago1, etc -
Boe F9FI s 55o g sd 9and nd, 555 boxes
Bra2ers' Copper5lJom 10 to l20 10 sheets-4aOOO b
Geman, Shear, Bitter and Cast Stesl-25QO0 b.;
gade and shqyes-A SAND other b!ands-25o 4Oz
Nstem9Ie's Cotton Wool and Horse Cards-6.0 doz ;
Hair aud Wire sieves-2 dozen
P9 5S, R 9.ss SEN, and P la S Scales
| ". IL; u taee, Log, Halter and Coil Chains;
CoOpes Tools; Timers d.:
. American and English Locks; Sliding Door Furnture
H2oks and Plate Aigges Butt and Parliament Hinges
Window Fasteners Of description; Hoes of every de-
seltOn and patern; Cross Cut Pit and Mill Saws POuEhs
| OF King s, Halls and other good brands,
Hollow Ware and Casiin gs-l50 tons;
IaIred and Manila ROpe-Hll siZess-
9nkum, MBrine Houseus, eic:
. Sperm, l.inseed. Lard and Whale Oils;
H Atlantic Pure White Lead
bfoONil q, Nos and q Lead;
nlack and Yellow Paints; .VerdgTis{
FaTis and throme Green:
fenoh 0s from 10 50 Puts.
MI and Grind S ones:
szsseiSss har and Pig Lead; Lead Pipe etc, etc.
nfy are also the only gents in ReROreans Of
40 Wed&Sat6m '"'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17

The application which will be made by the Nor
mons at the Great Sah Lake for admission in the
Union as sovereign State, makes, all information
in regard to them peculiarly interesting at the
present time. VIM. Smith, the brother Of Jos.
Smith, founder Of the Mormon Church. lately
called the editors of the St. Louis Organ to say
that he felt aggrieved by certain publications in
that paper. The Organ furnishes us with short
statement of Mr.. Smiths views
Dr." Mr.. Smith asserts that he has never been e.
Communicated by any authorized act Of the church
that the mantle Of the first Prophet, Joseph Smith
has fallen upon the son Of Joseph, who is now
youth Of II, living at Nanvoo, and whom he, VIII
liam, represents as Regent, during the minority of
the young prophet.
" MI. Smith did not deny that the Salt Lake
Mormons were true TO the doctrines of Mormon
ism, but he insists that they are animated by a
deadly hostility toward the United States, and
have taken solemn oath on the altar to carry
those feelings into act whenever 1t is possible for
them to 10 so.
Upon Brigham Young Mr.. Smith reflected
very sevarely--alleging tibet be (Young) had
swinded the Mormon batallion'- ont OF their
bounty money! --s
Mr.. Suith in conjunction with Isaac Sheen,
and both signing as Presidents Of the Church OF
Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints has published
an appeal to the public, from which the following
is extracted
4" We would advise or recommend that if the
government grants these Salt Lake Mormons a
territorial government, that they appoint men who
are not members Of this Salt Lake Church, or the
Government will find that they are most des-
perately bitten by these wolves in sleeps clothing
We are in favor Of them having government, but
we think the Government and laws should be adj
ministcred by iudeious and honest men, and not by
traitors and conspirators against the rights and
liberties Of American citizens But il Government
will not heed our advice, and will appoint Salt
Lake Mormon TO be Governor Of that Territory, lei
them appoint A. w. Rabbit to that office, for w,
believe that he would be the most faithful servant
of the Government that can be found among tn,
Salt Lake Mormonsn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17

ORGANIC REMAINS IN VERMoNT.-A railroad
cutting in Vermont between Vergennes aud Mid
dlebury, recently brought to light the skeleton of
cetaceous animal, bearing some resemblance to the
dolphin. Mr. Thompson, a naturalist who was on
the spot, says that n was about eleven feet long
and six in circumference Further it is his opinion
that 1t bears no relation to any existing species.
Not long since the remains Of an elephant were
loundin the same neghborhOod, and were exhibited
at the late Scientific Congress in Cambridge. Il
is reported that the remains Of an ape were lately
exhumed in the same locality.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17

, house, large Kitchen gfUte-fODm, pan'uFs,
cseru and we. AVID back enuncs 10 a wide alley, oA4
arse yatd Ir front situated Baronne street. julia
MAfHEWs 4 DEEMAN,
p5lA corner Grayier and Casntelst stieet.
RLAGKsM NTH SHOP AND LOT-2Gby I73 feet, -
- TchOuptOuas street. No 81 for rent low tl -sF
a eood tenant Apply at No = Jalchsz 1iea, agAsA
IGOR RENT-A Pudol snd Bed-roo on Grst "a /
iioof elegantly iufai'b-d' Inquire al ~ a E853
IOnheel tuFst, sazll -
{ 20 RENT-A fdnbhsd Par0f and Bel Room on the
the rs; FOO, with Kitchen ifdss ed pleasantly located,
with gaiLy 10 fr0Hi nd te garden Terms reasonable.
address b. letter q. J. 4. at his oi9s B31
20 FURNISHED ROOMS TO rent at Eo..es
2Cano. street BnaAlas. viii By given if elpilst li
fT'HREE DWELLING HOUSES TO RENT -
Three small BRICK DWELLING HOUSES on t8i
rent. Apply at 2 Na'cnpz =, up-stsns o29
I ARGE DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT.-The
- large dwelling House at The corner OF st. John "a
ro2ms vlh afse yaid anI gallery round the house -
26 RESs 7 5 ll B 8,,s DWEL5S a
o3Or PRlEsTLEY y BEIS, So aud 81 Camp st.
IGOR RENT-A new two stofg FRAME House AsI.E
with fnishsi Attic, Bathing Room, stable and EsssssH
Canage House, viii lIydrant and Cisiern he h-AaA
gpton sqsare. Apply to yUEiUs BEEBE 10 Front
Levee, between IrslHs and Hospital $751; Isl Ny 0lllf
N THE PELICAN Ho9fS s = I pose the st. Charles
~ uG,9-I|o OI5es 90 !. Pgn street one o. on -
ia ,hu second aog, sufab tCT Club Room, Also hA
,evetai small Furunhsd Rooms. For terms apply at the
GROCERIES AT RETA lL,-AH kinds Of best quail.
al4bt q. u. Lh SI1R. lls julia st.. cor Camp.
gDALM oil, SODA ASH, BARELLA, ROsIN, &c,
BY '','l ~ TAYNiAN { H0LBEN,
COyJTON SA7TT5T,Tyfs p A f5TsIF.-
~ REA,5s F1nsyior aIsIity iss1 YEA - Gs rt,
~ b. .s..s.u COI 5 ,, q ARmSSfR9NG,
o9D af1 1' ''1'NA DUN W 81 ~ ~ s-9'e2''
sI'u. EAmlLlEs-I will fup9lg all klgds Of GROCE
! Hes, WINES. GyRblAhS, TIN, CROCKERY
mari q prss and tsgaf 81 GOOD * any raf OF Tie giiy
ny 81 i Ii5 81 "'1 9 Is1, ,o, ,r,n
--,-r,,-5,.,,
pss GoFaac irady ST., ial.SS tD sn, b XXI, l'
ueues dire and has hanover go soT for than
Sherry ptas j. Of he Amoal sd5 yingse so much csie.
Dalel ls ii delicate hav9 FsE sale IN quantities to suit
purchaser BY ,,,r,,r ,,,,.,,. -
lust RECEIVED : -
half pipe fun t1oI Q} =, BRANDY
anr,taI ,r-J = ivsrir re!
/ ga.k S16sTi5f pBei6ise POET. zee
. fine I'D MADEIRA;
aad ssd BY o. " QUALITIES G g. h' G p 81 ,fm 1'n
The People, Bill Postcr;'; 5. c. satchcII.
ST 4 ALS II fS9 aA sI qspdd3e for he PEG
elected and those who lid no., iisber iBev
gave ~ me- woad wish % inform them and all The void
.}gio hem Orders LETT a, The ioowtas places viii be
CI,,een ~ Office st. Charles street
B 5,. 5, oaii {, g Camp street.
Picat 9pe i6b fies u II ~ r9It p,c,
Tgaynne g so1 Fl baIsi 2n4 iPyaIas s
- -. -. @ : ~
E'HE et9asss hat las 5e eSteadsd % Is So vebe
A rally the osl seven gesrs while on Com ss,aS Fl
mon street, has induced US Tie fast summer Eff ss
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17
DAILY CRESCENT.
NE W,-O RLEhNS:
SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER ~, 1916.

WAsHNGroN MONUMENT SoCETY - At a
meeting of the Board Of Managers Of the Wash
ingtou National Monument held few days ago,
the following resolutions, offered by Mr.. Waters
ton, were unanimously adopted:
Rcs0'Ucd That appiuaiou be made in the nsIue of
the BosGd all the Plncpat OF The Colleges and Aoade-
mics, and the respective Peacers Of all Public aud Pvae
Schools in this country requesting them 10 obtain from the
students and pupi Of sad colleges and schools mOnthy
contribution Of cent (0r snch other periodical
ton they may deem proDefl ard in The erection OF
Washington National M0Hu ment till the same shall be
completed.
Rss0iUed That the Secretary be requested prepare
address cCnar to The Principals aud Teachers Of the Col
eges Academies and Public and PnEae Schools request
ing month"; contribution Of cent Cor other periodical
contfbuton) 10 Che National Monument to continue until
the snsh be Omplsed,
RcsOirs That cirCulaT be adtfessed in the Of The
Road the respective Grand LOdges Of the Masonic and
Odd Fellows fTateTnte and Grand Divisions OF the Sons
Of TempeFabce the United Sates Teques ing that
arrangement made TO obtain uch periodical contributions
they may proper 70 be 8pyed 10 The erection Of
the Washington NarOnH Monument, untfthe shall
be completed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17

TELEGRAPH QUAERELs.-There are now three
telegraph lines in operation between Boston and
NewYoTt-one on Morse system, one. on House
and one on BANS. The Noise company have
commenced SUITS against the other two Mr.
Choate has been engaged by the House agent to
conduct his case and B. H. CARTS has been re-
tanned by Mr.. F. O. j. Smith.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17

DQcToR FOR HusBAND.-A horrible case
Of poisoning hasoccurred in Dearbdrn county, la.
One DR.. Stailaud, formerly Of Virginia. who mar
ned lady some ten years older than himself
about SIX months since, killed her it is suspected
by administering poison, for tle purpose of securing
her property. They lived very unhappily together,
and he had frequently threatened her life A post
norton examination was to be had
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17

CoTTeN Factory BURNED.9The cotton, fac
tory known by the name of " Wastelaud, . near
Steeleville, Chester county, Pa was entirely con
sumed, with It's contents on the list instant. The
property belonged to William Steele, and there
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17

An ATTEMPT TO RoB.-A dccently clad man
yesterday about noon entered The exchange office
OF Mr.. Silsby, Water street, and after striking
the had who attends it with slung shot. leaped the
counter for the purpose OF stealing The gold and notes
which lie there so tcmptiugly. Happily the lad was
not hurt, bat ran to the door to give the alarm,
This checked the thief and he rushed out as soon
as possible, and after running up Dauphp street
and down Royal disappeared through DR., kellys
office, into the vacant lot beyond. DiHgent search
was made for him there, but without success: 1t
was supposed that he escaped through one of the
passages which leadthrough into Cont street. The
robber had procured the services Of cab which
was engaged, without the knowledge by the driver
of its object, to wait for him 1t the corner OF Dau
phin and Water streets.
We learn since the above was written that this
desperate villain has been arrested The lad whom
he came so near killing recognized hun in the street
hast night-followed him to the Methodist Church,
and after marking the pew where he sat, procured
a police officer and had him taken into custody
Mobile Herald Of ThalTSday.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17

u The cholera Ipged az Alsiers on he lesh
uit the mortality in the garrison had reaahed 1--we
h19aFed and hity-three. The pes6lenee Is extinct
IN Paris, out Of the hospitals.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17


81 CHAWTFEs STREET.
b- frs day Of November tive shall remove TO The
sora p Charities street, droc'ly opp oct5
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17

ST. Louis Course Notwithstanding the I'M
favorable aspect Of the clouds, very spirited race
OF mile heats came eli yesterday at the track, with
the following entries
?. MeGiyneyss IN. E4sq GoddiR 100 lbs........2 l 2
/. Matthews,s b. m. Glide ......... ........,.l
b. Fosters ch h. IOUchstglG 800. ...,....., dis
Time l54-l;56-2COs
First Heat Glide took lead Of a length from
the tap Of the drum which she held all round in
good style. Otjrcr and IouehaoMe were tailed OF
early, and were no where at the end,
Second Hcat.-From the start to the half mile
post, EIisa and Gkife We're neck and neck here
Ebea drew ahead about two lengths which she
maintained to the chair
Third Hcqt.-Anothor splendid brush Tor, the
lead continued to the half mile pole, where EIiea
G0taiRagain gave her game competitor the go-by,
was never collored, and passed the chair winner
by three lengths.
As may be seen by the time, the pace was re-
markedly good, considering the very heayyslae Of
the ground after so much rain.-'Si L0His Organ,
TN inst.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17

4 LIQUORS. WINES AND CORDIAGs-Allk kinds Of
i 4 Superior quality, for sale % retail "
n10st C,H.LfBFEhp 10 Jana &c. near co., camp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-03

"feeiing banks are N per cent discount.
Sterling exchange has sdvsucsd frsctin. the Lsx
bills being new firmly held at 10 per cent premium
There has been . fair enquiry for to- morrovs I'VE
nesdsy's) Packet. and We have no doubt the hIshs,
rates will be sustained Bills France ere scarce An
In demand. We have advanced our rates DouesN
exchanges uncurrent money aud quotations for spes
remsin without any material alteration, either Is r.
CARDS demand or prices Uncurrsnt money 10 rvshs
scarce.
The North River Insurance Company has declare
dividend Of focr per cent and surplus Of six d
cent, making ten per cent the 10th Of o.
tober.
The Interest on the public stocks Of this city au
November lst will be paid at the Mechanics Bsak o,
that day.
The following dividends have recently been declared
Salem, Mass )-Msrcsntiis Bank, Q psr cent: Com
nsresl, do 4; Salem. do 8; Naumksag, do az, Ex
change do (s2 rs per sh 81, per cent? Asissic do a
Per sh) 81 per cent; M,rchants' do. Isl eS psr An
81 per cent. Dsuvsrs- Dasvers Bank, 8 Der cent
Warren Bank, Dauvers, 3h per osnt viIlaes Bank DO
81 PER cent. Haverhill-Haveshiu Bank, s mar sent
Asrrmack Bank, Haverhili 4 per cent; Savings B.nt
do, an extra dividend Of ga per cent being an amour
over and above the per annual dividend that Ia
seeun usted the past Ave years making IN AVERAGE a,
on per cent per anuum Observation-Disclosures RAM
per cent Charlestown-B Bunker Hin Rank viu ma,
. semi annual dividend Of 4 per cent BsYnstsbl. :
Bsrnstsble Bank, 4 per cent
The ANNEXED table exhibit. the ouotatious n, An.
principal public securities Of the country In this mar
het, at The respective periods named -