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Flnancial.

nVIDEND-The Board Of Directors of
~ THE COMMERCIAL FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY have TINS day declared a dividend Of EIGHT PER
CENT, payable the stockholders and after Monday
the 9Th INST The transfer book Will be closed until thai
day-New.York Dec. I, 1852
CHARLES J MARTIN, Secretary
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Hv TelegrppIi.

BOSTON De Ar sap MIDI, See o. sas bah Brr
nstCl BRISTOL. frg Commerce Perr0l kcota Naftu
abr. Henry frrnkl. Thomas H1 AM Chlr-- smith
New iDrk tcean fof- al. Pfia...
cared shI- ioasf Astrala Fleetwood Fraac by e
t.fher.ri hH-no. ~ trtharl smyrna.
XIV ORLEANS. nov 81 Ar hip Ot0ora Ss~ Pa tts
y glove o.. lae glr
NLW oALElNs. No-. lo-Arr .l.g Nal o. o.L.la. Wa
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As. rfona. Nov . sh7s Ar Unioa >1bss Se.po-. ,.,
bouna 10 Nev O-eass Palmyra, Pefkrs. Nespl-t W.. a.
sor cre4ns; Crossed rer1.r4 All
" r-.dy Gea Harnbou. o0a4en Pslsfs H-i 80,
Lverpoc d-t Sogsd - seS ores.s Co. Vol hoa Dvi
Pkizd-pks DAY tngs AnsenoIa. Hs~.oa from s,y,
ieakns tsly and e4.s Germ 4hsier Bry.or o
esr.s survsy bed AID cntennsd E<e Lvan, ron
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Philadelnh!s Mlnt for the eleven mon.hs were
Total So 81 SO fl54So ss7sss So s96s 60

Tots So 81 $50 sl54So ss7sss S54 s26s go
Increase Il S54lS7f Slll Go
OF the gold bullion deposited in November, lS52
SIlssS00 Was from California and ST. 500 from other
sources. The whole deposits Of California sold for the
year were 46,52s,076
1t viii be seen by the above table that the deposits Of
gold for the last month were g. go Oc;he largest
amount ever received a; the Mint in single month
Anong,t the novelties Of se month according to TIE Pl
sSslpais BEl!ass, ives adepcsit Of Australian gold The
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deposi,or was young man Of this country, VITO lad
been in California for two yeArs, but was anlacky and
made nothing Tempted BY the repOrts from Australia
&c Led for that country and went TO the degngs 10
two months he s1coeeded in getting about i've thousand
dollars worth Of the duet, with which be returned
home The gold represented As superior IN richness
70 that from California beng worth sbou; two dollars
an ounce moro
II will be seen by an advertisement, in
another column that VI Draper viii or the -th inst
have another sale Of very valuable nvestmon, stocks
The Imports and Exports of Merchandise
for November show considerable iucrcase in ho:5
cases over the month -s year - .1- 1r-s lie
increase is over S2,7JQO00. IN Ez2or;- exclusive Of
specie the increase il 81 $4,000 whe the spece OK
ports arc only sso900 against sjo34 on AZ Nv r5sr
Of Last year. The figures ire ~ annexed:
VIM 70
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MAR RIED.

On Weoo.sss, De- G. aFheEs csur't Jet.-' Cty =
lev. Nh r. Gnns. John b. DHAfION 20 ADELAIDE %
WlEWAtL- - - -
On TusoaF Koy. @ ~ Rev H. PGoe, LsIbLk G. t0C'
COCK 90 IN NiRRiCK, an OF south Bfo'iJt
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ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are

II quesed for the graduation masonry timber bridging
and track-lsyiDg Of the ALBANY AND SUSQI EHAN-
NAH RAILROAD extending from Albany 70 Bnshsn-
ton distance, 40 miles
The line will be ready for the inspection ofcontoc.ors
the 18th November and proposals will be received until t6o
Btu Dece mbeT.
The work will be divided into sections Of about FIVE les
each and include In their proposals many
OF these 8 may suit their convenience.
The Company the ght accept Of such prOpo
sails in their judgment will best the npt
sructiOn OF the road.
All proposals 10 be sealed and endorsed Proposals fo-
the Albany and Susquehannah Railroad" and directed
J. p KIRRWOOD No. Il6 State-st, Albany.
The plans and pro6les be the Engneefs Of
fee No ll6 ste-st Albany, and after the 10th 'ogeg
Der where further information can BE- obtained
T. &. DELANAN, President
KIpKWnnn FuyterF
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THE CAMBRIA IkoN COMPANY-Or-

Il gaIzed under the laws of Pennsylvania with capital
OF SlOCoo00, propose embar ing N the mannicture OF
Railroad lron Johnstoun, Pennsy ivana The location
they have secured offers advanta SUPERIOR it confidently
believed, 10 any other In this country Iron Orea semi-
btunnOus Coal Limestone, and nearly every article requI-
ed the manufacture OF Iron exist in nexhaustbe quaI
ties on the SPOT and these deposits WORKED and
the minerals delivered cheaper than at any other known
point occupied for the manufacture Of Iron Too Penn-
syvana Canal and Central Railroad pass through the prop
ery and each other at the spot where tie mineral
thoroughly opened out; and which location
for its other advantages tor facility Of manufacturing and
vicinity popuous borough has been selected Tor he
tabsment OF Railroad Iron Works and for the erection 81
other blast furnaces In addition to those now opera
ton
The attention ofcapasts disposed embark in enter
prise which offers Grating profit he low
prices of Iron before the OF the last months,
and which promises 10 be very lucrative while anything like
present prevail and also of Railroad Companies deg
rous omGkng arrangements for Iron Rails 10 be delivered
In 1858, is called 10 this enterprise.
Pamphlets under the signature Ofthe Practical Iron MS.
chants and Manufacturers who have thoroughly examined
tins property and who desire procure additional sabscrp-
tons carry out with safety and spirit business requr-
ing large cash capital be had at the office Of the Agent
for the Provisional Company. SIMEON DRAPER
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w halers
Foreign Ports.

Ar A. Bo.-oa Ncv % 5rE Levs Brucr "a N,.-t .,i.
Oeeaa With EOttis. -. 50 eilsk f.a a.
rca Nrp H,-arl. ly-h. 81 heraai. Eg. - . lt-..~
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DIsSOLUTION-The copartnershp here

hISSOLUTION.-T copartnership here
~ tofore existing under the firm OF DUSENBERRY
OGDEN in the Law and Commercial Agency, No. % Mas
is this day dissolved by mutual All claims
against the late firm viii be settled by VIM COKE DU
SENBERRY who also authorized collect the oalsand-
ing debts. New-YoIk, Nov. 3, 1852.
WIN. COKE DUSENBERRY,
N. q. OGDEN
N. g. OGDEN, formerly Cashier OF the Phenix Bank,
resumes The negotiation OF Commercial Paper and tho pur
chase and sale commission OF Stocks, Bonds and teF-
llnk and Domestic Exchange.
Collections made IN any pes of the Union at the lowest
rates.
He viii Office for The present tho second floor
above the rooms No % Nassau recently occupied by his
late firm.
REPEREScEs.-Thos Tileston, Esq, President a tho
Pheuit Bank Hon Moses II. Grinue Hon. john w
EdmOnds Samuel j. Beebee, Esq, No AZ Wallet.
offer for sle S2oOC0 Of the SEVEN PEI CENT.
BONDS OF the CITY of MONTGOMERY. Alabama duo
IL 1872 principal and interest payable at the Bank Vi tho
Republic, IN tins city.
The whole amount Of indebtedness Of this city sl0
and the taxable properly II two aud half Millions upOu
which size authorized by act VI o Legislature, eyyf
tax OF income from Other sources whtryes
sc about $4,000, Expenses about $1,000 max ng this
loan one Of the most desirable IN the market.
n q. OGDEN. No. & NlsSsu-st.
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Nrw-oRlkAss, Nov. T.-CoTrox has been active To-
GAY me saes reaching 5000 bales previous prices Rio
VofFfr has eeer very active he days nse have been
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Passengers Arrived.

q, b As FaG~ef. from L'rerposi-Dr iesf aay are 'e
NJ Bel
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Receipts of Produce Dec T.
Ocean StcaIners.

Rt N9rt, Err Hoo;r-5 PC bb.s. Flour. = 10 Aaes =
d. Beer 20 g.. Wn.st7, 9,8-l bushes Wuca
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r. =. UELNF Nv FftsldtnL
JAMES p. HARDWOOD, Engineer.

DEDEMPTION of the ALBANY and
hsCHENECTADY Gate MOHAWK and HyDsOD
RAILROAD COMPAHY's BONDS Of 1872 due DE-
GENDER l. i852-Houce is hereby gyen that the prnc-
pal and the above Bonds will be paid pre-
sentstion at the office OF MesMS. WINSL9W, LASlER
Co, No. 81 Walst, Newi ork, at tho office Of The
Company in the City OF AlbauyAlbsny, Nov. IS, 1852
Interest the above Bonds VIII sitter the Isl De-
eember next +. FOSTER, Jr., Secretary.
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nIVIDEND NOTICE.-STATE OF CALL
~ FORNIA SEVEN PER CENT. CIVIL FUND
BONDS
The interest falling due the LIST day OF January 1853
tie SEVEN PER CENT. CIVIL FOND BONDS of tho
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, aud which is made pay lbe in
this y viii be paid and after that date peson. alton
of the proper COUPONS ri our office.
WINSLOW LANIER & Co, No 80 Waist
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@Fsf.rgtr .Isssac------rs ~
% Mccs-tN-es q n
stadr Hct Gov Ialllo o ga H. ta;f "a
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S0U.Ul N slsaIhnN AZ u AlE p ana H@ VI

ROAD BONDS COR sALE-These Bonds are aTsilible az
bass Tor banking Wisconsin. b. Ut the State sp
proved 6y the people gt he ts election; they tie
Railroad Bonds u The SAFE hat cal be % Use1-
The receipfsof the 81 nile road completed, were tor
re month OF October past S5N2 DIX uss more o. the
road are brought INTO tls day Il viii b. competed
mules further by the first Of December next; and 20
Janesyll.e. u mics from M.wa1Gie b. The 18th Deem
Der next DELASO, DCSLEyI a Co., NO. u Waist
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OFFICE Of the COMMISSIONERS OF tho

Il q
~ CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEWORLNANSs-
NYw.ORLEANs. Oct. 81 isJ2iiy virtue or the ny-sv-
srth section of the act of the LEGISLATURE OF TIE state Of
Lousisne entitled An Act % consolidate the CITY II Now
Orleans and provide for the government and Administration
ofi-s aas approved Feb -. .S32 and of the Ah section
OF suppee thereto, AID prov ding Tor ne
,orpora IN tie City OF Lafayette with the City u New
ORLEANS approved tne and for the purpose OF
funding the the old city. Of tie late First scoad aud
lhrd MuniciI aiities, a. d City OF lafayette
SEALED PROPOSALS WI DC received al tbs ofhce for
the exchange Just and equitable computation u inter-
est OF all unmaed Bonds aud other obligations n the Old
city ana the late First Second and Third Name paes,
arc City OF Lafayette, for BONDS Of the CITY " NEW
ORLEANS dsted FIRST JULY, 1852, at FORTY YEARS,
for ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH payable az the
office of the City Treasurer with interest coupons attached
thereto n the rate of SIX PER CENT per anECm paya-
BE IN the City of NewYors Isl January and Isl July
each year the interest OBJ cations offered m exchange
above. 10 be calculated up LIST January, 1853 &C which
time interest the Bonds 10 BE- issued Will commence.
The proposals. 10 be- indorscd Oftr for exchange OF
Bonds@ Sc viii be Opened and acted upon the fourth
Monday each month, commencing Monday tie I'd ot
November next 1872
Prices Stock Tables adoI led the basis of change
The Commissioners to themselves the Eiglt TO
jet any or all bids -
A. u. CROSSMAN. Mayor
a. DEBUNS. Controller.
MM "A. GARLAND, Treasurer
WIN 7. CONVERSE, Chan man Finance on,l'i'e'
Board of Aldermen.
L. II. PLACE, Chairman Finance Committee,
A. LAYEr, Secretary board OF Assistant Aidernnes.
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The ab encc of vessels and the hiea r.es OF freight:
Tor Euroy @ alone prevent active shipment The mar
sets for Wheat and Flour continue. conso lsenty with
out buoyancy
Tie Prooideace Journal states that the
work or the Hartford Providence and Fishall Raii
road IL going OF fayoraby The Directors expect ,ha.
the road will be completed 70 Naugltuck within a
year and ha, before another year has PASSED the eX
tension Fshkill already under survey, viii be com
menced. and its completion made certain The Com
Isny msic very favorable contract for irol previous
10 the late advance
Tho Nc,oGrk Adrpis,r has the following no
,ice of Railroad improvements in this vicinity:
Near Jersey Civ besides the laying of the track Tor tie
New York and Erie Railroad car, heavy stone wall,
extending for considerable distance from the starch
factory has been built for the protection 81 the road
bed The wdened track for the Ere Railroad ID nearly
completed through Bergen Ill., requiring the blasting
Of rock for widening The track wb,h with the reayng
Of the rails end other Improvements will involve an
QUAY of some $4,000 OF 5000
From the Patterson depot lwhero the n. y. and Ere
Railroad have extended double track, a. turn our,
TO- some distance up the Paterson road double track
has been laid on the \ Railroad 70 the Hackensack
bridge which has already been covered with galvanized
iron one SIDE a. great expense, new track lad,
and the route Of the trains changed while the other side
IL being similarly cOyered-al OF which VIII be fully
completed in les than month an al expense Of from
twenty e. Thirty thousand dollars
strong timber guard viii be- boltei the ties The
side Of each track the engines and cars
should any difficulty arise and firm railing placed On
the mare Of the bridge both sides 10 Increase de
eecuriy Of passengers The particulars Of this plan Of
protection which fssurci vii be ample and sat
isiactOry we moy give hereafter
The double track is also rapidly beng laid with heavy
rails Of 20 pounds % the yg.d. from Newar ID Eliza
BEETHOVEN and the whole line Of the road has been put
in perfect order AZ Railway elegant depot fire. ghs
house and other fixtures have been brought very nearly
to completion al large expense.
The subscription of the entire capital Of ten
millions Of dollars Of the Pennsylvania Railroad was
completed yesterday.
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The receipts dgring the month o65 and the dsv
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N1l0l.lss. ii. - Il. y


The aggregate Imports for he eleven months
Of the year ls52 arc Sl2l0O0010 AGAINST sl2l cJ
in the same period Oh lsl The Aggregate Exports
exclusive Of specie about sl3ooc11, against 81
100000 10 ls5l The srecis export ire 81 o3l0oo
against e3s,0CQC01 showing decroa,1 Of sl4ONoJJ
in 1853
The receipts at the Su0-treasuly ORE el7lD.
Paid, $4,000. Balance. $4,000
The charter Of the Butchers and Droyers
Bank expires in January when il vi re--auize under
the Free Law Its capital ls now 100 OBJ and T. to
be incrcased s60000O The surplus Of the bank IS
very large having done very succe sfli business
under the able management Of jacob Aiuls. Eco The
stock Is worth about 40
The exports Of brcadstufs, from all parts,
to Crest Britain and Ireland since III =, september
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GAN FRANCISCO MOUNTAIN LAKE
~ WATER COMPANY BONDS, bearing iuteres- At ten
per cent per snlam. Interess Coupons payable ia thf
10y. For sac BY - -
BtRGOYNE PLUME, 10. y Waist
THE EASTERN BANK, Of Washington.
Il d. c, Is redeemed - Nc ~ Bovery szt III wsllst
a.! cent
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y s. BOURNE g. BROTHER, Blu and
~. Exchange Brokers. No. IS Waust, Newton
CHRISTOPHER :. BOURNE
FRANCIS BoVRsE.
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2 AND WARRANTS-Bought and sold on
RiRTLANp Co. No. 8 wa-st, Jsuncey Court.
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r AND WARRANTS BOUGHT and SOLD
Il 4 on The most favorable tennA BY COLEMAN x
DRAKE, No. s. WALT Il. near Hanover.t
sna rec,sabe .t any In the United Stairs
stsnty on hand Warrants forwarded sA pars OF the
soarI q The market prices the receipt Of remtsneeA
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NOTICE.-Am meeting for the Election Of Di.
recors of the Albion Mining Co will be held a: the
Office OF the Compsny, No. 81 Merchants ExchaDge,
MONDAY the eta day of December next al II o'clock ~
". L. n. BUTIERWORTH. Secr..arY.
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Egw-YoRK, Nov. a. 1889.
TNHE ANNUAL ELECTION for DlREC-
IL TORS Of the BOWERY BANK, will take pl.ee:sE
the BANKING House, TUESDAY the 7th day Of Deceu
Der. Tie Poll viii be open from IL clock ~ until I
p. n BY Orcer OF the Beard,
n O. BRADFORD, Cashier.
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L. H. PLACE Chairman Finance Committee,
A LAYER Secretary Board of Assistant Aderme
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n From what We Sc in Tie public papr,s. the idea c
TnE urAs rnre oF rur lsrnuus.

T 7
Some time spcc. snw toIue comments IN n United
Site ptIer upon ricle takcn iiou u Panama pa
p (which do not rscuiccG .tntin, that l ~ IN
n."td JaIes Linn h1d beer ouud uro,r Il TIRE. %
hc ooiera To"d ana That arnr Slnning the trec ths
rotit" Highly poi.aSous rrolucing i, an
TO any ono sho shuuli ,ep uIdpftt
Is1oI~ oua UPON th" lthuAn n feS niles from ths
Cty the oil troay with itleud hid The fortune "a
INV" several {" thee trees pointed u III A tly
hi urd taeh as It's branches ras was fe.t
--hr gf@uhd slmost bare whist IN beynni II WI. tr,
arttn Fich stoned ~ torn clrr around il
~ Tie grpearapoc presented tie aud I'VE IRA
ih'y W'f" h mkc nthi respect the all u ,hs
t8Fu' appearance ana cbTactUr Occasionally The * M
o n ooad mut ol other animal to b. found l,ins
cilhei cntty uIdr the lG, by Indicating ,hs
t els o is deadly poison Anxios f,t tn pr cure
iinAoh aud trng II ~ he cts that II Gu,ds ~ ght be
uiltcttd 10 CDR meal were drtefttd bv
tbr tilth'blig appearance Tiny Tr ttuted We have
ho oonbt at I tut that Linn came ia his Ioash IN Tho
manner described Nor Ito entertain doubt as 10 thc
ns,ire &C The tree being poisonous thu dcady upaa
CT the Milo.
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Ti,c EscnIe Of Mca Sher, the IrSs u Patriot
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heard ersgistion Of his parole Ind ha,susd nn !,
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The steamship Oregon had arrived at Panama with 3S4
passengers; the steamer New Orleans with so and the
clipper ship Reindeer with 100 making in all 55i. The
Illinois brought AWAY 525 Of the above.
The last steamer tho Columbia that left San Francis
co on tie Sd ut took 1885 sl5 5i-malipg the total
shipment for the month thus far S34406f9 TO- The to-
tai shipment for April was $3:41os47; for March
t25do704.
The U. s. soop OF war yandalia, W II. Gardner, COM
manding sailed from San Francisco the 14th ut for
New York via Valparaiso She has upwards Of 500 600
on freight to the latter port The following Il List Of
her officers -
VIM Gardner, Commsnderj Robert Johnson. Reed
Wcrdeh, ihomas VI Patterson Lautcnants John BanK-
u Beecket PuTaer Walter v Gifiss, Acting Master I;
Jpcob Rond Lentenant Marues Robers Carter Assistant
sureeon Johu stewart Alexander Srabersham Henry
- Hunter stephen Luce Passed MdsAipmen; Charles
II Cuehmnp, Midshipmani Iachariah Whtmarsb Boat
svain John Brandt Gunner; John North satmaker:
Robert Ban, Carpenters John Harm g,or Pursor
clerk,
The steamship $ s Lewis (propellcr), md Pioneer
piopcltr) bad ncihcr arrived 1T Psnamn mp to tho 81
Of juno, although they due and the former
.hip moro especially she having been sSty days
nom Rio jansro II Ii reported At Aspnwal that many
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Circular Addressed by the California China.
men to their COuntrymen.

The splendid clipper ship Invinoibc sails this morning
for Hong Kong. We understand she takes number Of
circulars addressed by the leading and most intelligent
Cinnamon in this State to their countrymen a home ad
yising them of the proudces that have lately sprung up
here against them; of the measures which have
been adopted throughout the interior to drive them from
the mines, and warning them to cease omigra.Dg Cali
fornia they will longer be welcomed As this
cuar manates from men high in authority and influence
among the Chinese IT is expected that IL will have tho
dcired effect and prevent any further increase for the
prcsent of our Asiac population At tho time It
s not improbable that. yexed by the treatment their
people have received in mines they will make such
approximation that reaaty will be adopted
by the Chinese government ngainst Americans residing
and trading In China
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1T tI'o NfVH NHIfUTIItt Why IU.J
As this subject has much engaged tho public attention
Of late filend Of ours Is Il Woodwo,th Esq y. has
taken The pains to collect the annexed statistics of
rivals departures o Chinese emgrants The gentle
men rained for sone time acting agent and consul
FOR the Chinese in California, aud the figures which ho
has fuinshcd may Therefore be relied upon quito
cop,c &C
lho nrs. Chinese omigmnts 10 California arrived in
thg brig ~ gle from Hong Kong in tho month " Fen
ruaty iSsS--two ana cnc But four arrived
du1iiC the succeeding twelve months On the first of