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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-03
Marine hGayig.

DFrhpruaE cF rIr s1sAMsbIP PACIFIC The United
States neil s;ssmsbp Pacific Captain Nye ssei at noon
yesterday for Liverpool With one hundred and twauty-
fve passenger and s435eo0 Ia specle among her pa5
tes ore he Hon Humphrey Marshall Of Kentusky,
the Uniied States Con missioner China Samuel Cole
Ftq ard w. scbaus. Eco bearer dispatches to tho
ErgIhh government.
THE WenLDs MAEEh.-The following table or the
tonnage Of the world liz Published a. authentic 10
the Bel osi QTeIsnd) Mercantile Journal
NrMpIn OF VEsstLs AND ToSNAGE Bg1ovctre TO IRIS
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Gipr nnlart..

WING ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS ~1u the Eleventh war.
last evening Mr.. Daniel Villa nominated a csnd
date for be assembly also IN the rhid and sixth wards
Mr.. Daniel Bowley nouiios ed for tho Assembly.
TO THE IpIToR HERALD.
Ntw YoRK. OCT. 2, 1852
DEAR SiR-In your list ~ candidates for city Officers
Isppesr 70 have been put IN Buninstun on the demo-
cratic slde for the office ~ Police Justice in tie fnr2
district I'm In nomination net for Police Justice bur
or civil justice ~ Fly opponent N nomination, or the
wing side ~ VIM Mech Tie pre- n Incumbent. You
cbEeEve that neither party bSs nnpinnt'd school Of
fceis Dy the act a 1851 relating 10 comuon schools III
this ctf there In election for school officers In
$50. Obl'ge me - thig postpn
Yours, respectinl.s M 2. htNEs
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Floop At bayAouEz. p. R.-ay letter received from
Mayasuez v. X dated tbe 10tn MT We learn thai
The b ait'r day Of iJcgssaGG rain The roe to
such no kIt nat ~ b. stores Inundated
ara GOOD ccii " pr6p.ry dosrcytd Tho saaonpts
0 Ponce afG othtr southern parts Of the ineuh state
that much property and many lives have been Lost in
those vcinities nom the cause and consequently
that the crops Of rice and pantans have been das
toyed rcarcity Of provtions will no donbt, DO felt
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Mails TOr California

TIE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The steamship Georgia, sn AspinSsl. will leave thi:
gut Tacsssy afternoon The mail, for the Pacific
V:s close at O'Clock that day. The WsEgLY
EsnAlp for California viii se published at ten O'Clock
that morning
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The Reindeer ACCOMPLISHMENTS or IN.
Accused.

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Before George W. Morton, Esq.
Oh. Captain Farnham, and Mr.. Hewlett engineer
Of the steamboat Reindeer against whom the Grand Jury
fouDn bills Of indictment for panslaughter surrendered
this day and entered in bail in the Of $4,000 EACH
before Mr. Commissioner Morton Mr. Jaoues was secu
ry fuI both parties.
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siss single Wig paper which has not sssnsd with

sitS single wing paper which has not tesmsd WIN
similar villanes
Again. Not content with atsasking the courage
Of there two brave men n the field, their private
life has been raked for themes of scandal. Toe
National Democrat, always tho st in the Geld,
charges Scott with having "bobbed ducksd'
nj his Grst duel; and adds tina. DR.. Upsher, with
whom be had hostile meeting shorty afterwards,
had to stipulate that there shoul be gro duckiog
that time" This, however, is contradicted by tho
albany At,as, which asserts that Scott " bobbsd,
that il to say squatted to the ground to avoid the
FIRE Of his antagonist" on both occasions rne
Pewwsy iraMian enumerates all these silly st'rles
and winds up with the compendious charge "We
accuse General Scott of oowardice."
We have some difficulty ia overcoming Tire repug-
nance with which we chronicle the base znalisoty
Of the wings, in circulating ridiculous story OF
General Pierces face having been slapped at card
party in Mexico. Degraded indeed must be the
press that would suck violations OF proprety
end decency. Sad indeed must be the state of so-
cesy among us, when tho details Of private con-
yiviyial meeting may be dragged into the political
| arena, and used as weapons Of debate. We shall
not particuarze any Individual whig organ, though
| Eerhaps the Express is entitled to the honor Of
having traded tha most extensively on this piece OF
bar room gossip. 1t is dsgreceful to all, and dis.
| graceful to the country where such things can be
tolerated. To the authors and propa gators of such
| caluDnies, we oan only say
Blush II Of honest blood drop remains
To steal its lonely way along your veins
Blssh, ii the bronze long hardened On your cheek
Has left spot where that poor drop speak
Blush 10 be branded with the sanderer's name,
And though you dread not sin, at least dread shame
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Mr.. John Shea, printer, killed at New Orleans by
afaIl few days snce The wife 81 Nr Shea, IL will be
rawembcred met similar ,ad fac IN inc ~. Llais
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The er.men Of Rochester visited Cobure, ctrad
West. on the 2itl plt, -
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shTIoNAL THEATRE, Chatham ssrest-apoprv
c-ppLA Pr Arx FEAsLXs -RSssas AAcAIRs
LIrv hIrBAEs
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,Gove Neral and Literary DeVs'"r'ments
~. liberalization OF the Party Press


Whom the two sres, aries o - co,a--y hive
,,,ss,es men h.. in their estimation are at incum
be,ts for the high Office Of chief magistrate Of tbs
yspxblic, it is not unreasonable TO presume thst
both possess iniisp tabe claims % resosetabi ity.
Nay, nore--it Is insult 10 the common sen'e OF
the country 20 suppose that they do not. Their
opinions sre matter for discussion One or both Of
them may BE- unsound the slavery question, the
tariff, on the internal improvement question, and
On all the other points which are legitimate themes
Of political debate; but to impats to either, vices
which involve the contempt OF every rgac-m,ndsd
citizen, 10 to admit TIA one-half the population Of
the States is lost to every feeling Of selfrespsct
morality The impu,ation be equally aHsn d
and indecent when Il candidates are men whose
life has been spen in tte service Of their counv,
and whose high qualities, both Of heart and hsa6,
have already earned for them universal admiration
and esteem. We might, then, have confidently ex-
pec,ed tbrs though limits set to the violence
with which the party organs have assailed each ota
err they would vt east have RETAINED from giving 10
the world the d gro fl SPECTACLE Of one.haf the
American people openly branding the other with a
disregard for virtue and dseency. We might hste
bored that, however freely the lie were banded
smopg editors, Generals Pierce and Scott Wond no.
have been denied such moderate claim to persona.
esteem the very lowest contend that they possess.
What, however, is the ease? Scarcely has Go
neral Pierce Tee romina'ei, than letter appears in
the Mao Tofk Tribune, e1cla ming: ga more i'm
moral, dissipste man never walked our streets.
he was obliged to leave Wash ngton, when Sena-
tor there, because he wa Amos continually intox-
ics,edw We need not say that such charge, il
rue, wonld utterly unfit o man for the high OIL ,e
OF President. OF al vices to sheh man may pa
addicted, drunkenness tho most bestal aad most
dangerous. d.unkara IN private life is summed
| and despisea. Has man ever go many virtues,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-12-17

CHAMpAcNR.-The average quantity
of genuine champagne annually produced
is said 10 exceed fifty millions ofboitles,
o qnanlity. however, quite insufficient TO
meet the public demand, as the great
number Of establishments for the pro.
duc,ions Of spurious champagne attest.
Il has been stated on good authority, that
lin one establishment alone upward Of
100000 bottles Of so called champagne,
made principally from the stalks Of rhu-
barb, are annually sold. Some idea may
be formed Of The relative consumption of
real champagne by difarenl counties
from the following return Of The sales in
lS43 VI the Department Of the Marine.
The total quantity amounted to 2, ,6s9, 900
bottles, which wers thus disiributed:-
England and British India, 467, ,OOU;
Russia. and Poland, 5O2, 900; Germany,
including Prussia and the Austrian DOM
inions, 439, 1000; United States efAmer-
lea and the West Indies, 100000; Italy,
10000; Belgium, 5000; Holland 3O,-
600; Sweden and Denmark, 10000;
Swilzerland, 10000; South America,
10000; Spain and Portugal. 10000;
Turkey, 5000; France, 100000. O.--Scien-
titsc American. i,
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The PRnsIDErT's MHssAoR, commencsd
10 tO-days paper, contains no matter Of
peculisr Interest. The Presiden. is op-
posed 10 Cuban annexation, and by q
very injudicious publication Of tho private
diplomatic correspondence ofihis govern
imsni in relation 10 Cuba, has done what
he could 10 prevent lt--is for protection,
Of course, and specific duties, ,--treais Of
ihe various relations. ofthe Public Do
main, Army, Navy, Post Office, &c, and
concludes With column or two Of siudi-
ed Misrepresentation Of the views and
claims Of Kossut5, and MI who have pro-
posed more liberal and manly policy
by our government towards foreign ma
tions. This par! Of the Message is No
way creditablo; perversicn and denuncia-
liion ofany principle when perverted, may
impose on tie ignorant, but can accom-
plish nothing permanently for the polio,
sough, thus dishonesty 10 be sustained.
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ss'rhs London Quarlerly Review

O-srhs London Quarterly Review
ociobeE 1852. The contents of .his
number are as follows:--"Briiis Bards
and Sionehenge 4 "Ionian lsIands--Lord
Seaion and Sir Henry Wards "lrish Sal
mon;" "Sindli- Dry Leaves from Young
Egypt; Memoir Of Doctor ChslmerH;"
"Life and Letters Of Lord Langdalei;
|"Gold Discoveries" parliamentary
Prospects," II should be borne in mind
that this is tho best time 10 subscribe TO
these admirable re-pnblicat;ons. No
family tha, values home culture Of the
mind viii be without :hcm; for the mode
rate price places them within reach oi
al, and the Reviews contain the sub
stance ofall literature and scholarship.
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e.
Mormonism THAT moral and philoso-
phical phenomenon Of the present day.
has also penetrated. the cold regions OF
Ancient Scandinavia. Swedish papers
inform US that two Of Jee Smiths fol-
lowers are at Breve,,in Norway-sAhmon-
son, Swede and journeyman bookbinder,
and Folkman, a Danish tailor, from Tie
Island Of Bornholm. They received
their credentials as public preachers for
Scandinavis from Copenhagen whence
il would appear that this city has tho
honor Of possessing one Of the leading
missions Of The sect. Folkman adminis-
,ers the rite Of baptism to converts, while
his fellow apostle -prononnces blessing
upon them. sm Rss Sm ssd
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England.

In reply to an ipquit; on The subject
Of the Fishery question, D'IsRAELI,
Chancellor Of the Exchequer, made the
following speech:
at was quite impossible for him at
present 10 state when he could lay any
Of the papers relating to this subject. on
The table Of the House. He could only
repeat what was stated in the paragraph
| in the Queens speech --tha, the govern
ment Of the United States had agreed 10
enter into negotiations with her Msjesiy's
government in most friendly spirit, tha,
might lead 10 increased commercial rela.
lions between the Two countries. The
spirit in which the Communications be.
tween the two governments were carried
on was Of the most friendly character,
and he thought the result would prove
very satisfactory, (heaf, here); but under
Iihe existing circumstances the House
could moi expect ibst The governmen,
would Jay any papers on the table,"
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Execution Of Blais skupinsli.
PHlLADEIpnIA, December 8.

| AAtANDA&A'A AAHt A<SNSfssSS' -
Blais Skupinski was executed q, noon
10. day, in the yard Of the county prison,
for The murder Of Lehman. He bad
been expecting another respite or pardon,
and when the Sheriff and his officials
entered the cell, and proceeded tc pinion
his arms, he trembled violently, and was
much overcome. He walked from bis
cell to The scaffold, assisted by the priests,
but mounted The gallows wiihou, assist
ance. He then said he had made his
pence with God, and was ready 10 die,
but made no confession, except what he
made 10 bis confessor which cannot be
diyulged. The drop fell at thirteen
minutes before IL O'Clock, and he strug-
eled violently for about FIVE minutes.
The body was given for dissection, the
priest who attended having declined 10
iaks charge Of it.
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FRIDAY DEcEhBER II 1852.

or We are indebted to Hon. 8, p.
CHASE Of The U. s. Senate, for a copy Of
fSisnsbury's Expedition io'the Groa; Salt
Lake" II ia avery valuable work on
The Topography Of The Utah Valley, and
i. beautifully embelliahed with epgra-
tissa and maps. Ills elegantly and well
printed, aid is q valuable contribution 10
geographical scissce.
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New York Market.
NEw YoRK, Dec. 6.

Flour-Limited demand a, $5a6.--
State $5,25a5 ,35. Ohio and Southern
steady aud inactive.
Wheat in good demand and steady
Western red yia New Orleans al $l,07a
lie. @a..o,,s sa,
Corn in remand a. 73a74c. NM as.l
Lard l2al2lc. ,,
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CINCINNATI Markets !.
CINcIsNATI, Dec. 6.

CINcISNATI, Dec. 6.
Cheese 9ia9c.
Wbiskey dull a lssal9ic.
Hogs steady and quiet, owing 10 bad
weather; S06 sold Al $6,40.
500 bbls. Of mess pork sold at SIG, so,
deliverable in 80 days.
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"AlWays be prepared for death.'--.
This was the admoniiion Of a Missouri
elder, as he placed in his sons bon two
bowie knives and pair Of revolvers. a9i
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Fifth ristriot- omei.l.
State niection In Massachusetts,.

" State Election In Massachusetts. 4
The votes for Governor in all the
townships but seven, are r ~ 7"
For Clifford, (Whie) )..s,...,". ,222
Bishop (Dem. ..... .....'....... .36 ,625
Mann, (Free Dem. ,..,..!.. ..35 $50
Scattering, ........:.............. 4SS
The Legislature, SO far as heard from,
stands, 90 Whigs, SO Coalition.
Zeno ScuddeT lacks nine votes ol an
election TO Congress. Appleton and
Valley, Wigs, are elected.
The selection Of Governor will now
ievolve on the Legislature, Of which a
laige portion Of the members are 10 be
elected on The fourth Monday Of this
month. The Legislature will also have
to elect United States Senator.
The call for Convention 10 alter the
State Constitution has been carried BY o
majority Of 5000. W.
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GRAHAM's MAGAzrNE, for December,
isl superior number. In many respects,
indeed, Graham, as the, conductor Of an
American periodical, isuurivalled. He
furnishes in his Magazine the solid and
ihe beautiful, fact and fiction, the useful
and The entertaining SO judiciously ap-
'porticned, and with such taste, skill and
iudgmentiha, We do not Understand how
any one, once familiar with bis monthly
sn,er,ainnen,, can possibly get along
withou,ii il. Single copy, $500; 2 copies,
$500; 3 do. $500, &c.
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The House is finely Democratic; and
SO we seetshai when The new adminisira-
iion comes in power. il will be untram'
meled by any balance power q syad
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The sinking Fund.-Mr. Breslin.

osaWe have received copy Of the firsi
semi.snnual report Of the Commissioners
Of the Sinking Fund, from which il sp.
pears that E. N. Sill, the President Of
the old Wbig Board has refused TO ac-
count to bic SUCCESSORS for the funds
placed under his control. amounting 10
$357, 900, $950,O0O Of which has been
invested in Railroad Stock, which will
probably never be worth the money paid
for il, and $lO7,O 900 Of Columbus In
surance Company Bonds, which has
failed, as is charged, BY means Of gross
fraud on the part Of its Wing officers,
exhibiting the recklessness ofIhe manage
men, Of ihe Wing Commissioners with
the funds devoted 10 The payment Of The
debt ofthe State, md probable collusion
on lhsir par, in the fraud. a ~
There is contained in The report,
which is signed BY Geo. Z. Pugh, Aitor-
ney General, VIM. D. Morgan, State
Auditor, and Wm. Trevii,, Secretary Of
State, a grave charge agninst John G.
Breslin, the Treasurer Of State, Of usurpa-
lion Of powers ID the discharge Of his
duties, aud corsup, collusion with The
Ohio Life and Trust Company 10 spec
ulais on the funds Of the State, entrusted
10 bis hands. If oil the facts are as
stated in shs report, MI. Bresin must
inevitably forfeit The confidence Of the
honestmcn Of his party, and ofall parties,
who look for integrity in a public officer.
There may be an expIanaiion Of hls con
duct which can redeem his character
from the slain Of these charges upon i,
and We trust for bis sake there is; but
without This, we shall sincerely regre,
ths misfortune Of his elevation 10 an
Office be will have failed wortbily to fill.
We are however, unwilling to believe
that his fsllow.oficiuls would slander
him wiihouta cause.
~ &
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ILLINoIs.-Hop. John Wentworth,
Editor ofthe Chicago Democrat, 10 agais
elected to Congress. He is chosen from
the ID District laa, s,,ss ysvsi
9odI a7a ayaamo9a. . es3siq or sas,
,a9olzia Sos haIbnDd sgoi bass
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sdi Ia ssa1eHo3 q ,l9e1'bg % fyalsb
I'll, ri s8iIaia ei ,ihmmag9D .e1snsD
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The Senate.

Since the changes occasioned by The
late elections we are certain Of Demo
cratic U. s. Senator from New Jersey.
y The Senate's complexion is now as
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-Nyaa siiAp y aass3s si.l 9sif Hs4in sHa
MOO Nsst iiiali agisnst
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Is asa saT $ G9II 1ga 0 D s ~ q 19aod a1aaoTg
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The votes for Governor in all the
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ASTEOEOGY. Nc


NPa. BREWSTER PROM PHILADELPHIA, TEN.
city, in hstrology Love and Law Matters
Dreams, Re- BY oeLs science constantly relied
Napcleon and viii tell Ne of the lady gentleusa
sney will Also The OF ha visiters 30 Great
Jones street corner 4 tie Bovery Ladies, ATTY oents
gentlemen, one dollar.
DurLADELPHIA, JANUARY 4, Is5O.-PROFEssOR G
Il w Rcback.-My Dear sir / feel IL incumbent
MAX. known TO the pro that the calculation you
for In nativity since, in which said
would aAe trip to Pitt burg Ia kogenher happened
eisy and the same dayyou tadit stated In nativity
by which trip realized ncea proht OF 500 audit becomes
duty 10 acknowledge TO you that II you had not
burg think that every who eontempates in
lis burne shnud he in possession of yonr natvites
and the one obtained from has saved ore than
three times the above smorn and should IL to do
So am viii make fortune by il. also say
that since applied your oonuratiou power
year since, have been fortunate IN business than
before having had paid TO great deal Of
money that due 10 me, which expected GET
All that told me happened you prediccd and have
the greatest confidence IN to write natvs and
dc recommend all TO cnll and get for consider in
valuable Any wahng particulars of this wonder
fu case can call on me ct my resience No. 30 Wood
street Broad street, where they win BE eheernly
satisfied. PETER HAND.
Cry PrLhpFrrHrh, ss.0n this 24th day of January
A. D. 1850 lcfore the sHscrber alderman in and
for tho said city, personally Peter Unnd who being
only according to law doth depose and that the
above statement IL true.
sworn am subscribed before me, JoHN THOMPSON AID.
All letters 20 c. W. RoBACk. No White street, New
York city viii be reliiousy attended to, IL prepaid For
aitieuSrs. call and get Astrological
See advertisement the fourth page the SUM- aud
weekly
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TIE TURF.

IENIkEvTLLB COURSE l.. L--TRolrlyG,-Noy "
NSsL nsy ~. st oel.ok r. M-Purso and 60
yoc0 Two mile heats ia harness O. Spiser nanos TO- r.
fscosyj D. NoLAur HIN names b m Lady Brooss; owner
aAnss Pelham. The above viii DO an uausaA,iy ~.
race on the fact Of the capabilities Of the horses
Lazy Brooks has been weighed In the balance and fauaa
wAne aothtng but fast to send her along and the
psyons Soubt-he Is capital nag and viii positively
t Pelham conjectursd will be about in this crowd
And make for h previous dsaqueaees this
therefore, once more assert the coming will be COED
Omnibnses leave Fulton Ferry Brooklyn At clock
and return as soon the sport Is over Fare each
way 70 cents JOEL CONkLIN, Proprietor.
X ED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUND-TROrTINC.-A
puiseof ~ will come of this day. Saturday, Nay ~,
coeh Mile heats beet Ia s. to saddle. c. Brooks
snt.r Awful; oddl enters =. h. N!mrod; kr.-
ers T. Drummer Boy Mr. Wikey enters 4. x. Messea-
sH' ~. Austin enters b. IN. Ann Jane.
=. LUrF Proprietor.
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UtGGs HITLER tLATE DALLIMoRE) IMT~RTER
AID dealer IN wines, hrandes, porter Sles, brown
etort The old stand 53i Houston street, 81 Nal
berry street.
nv ~ PETERS & co, 200 ROADWAY. IMPORTERS
WI and dealers in Can Pacncs, Wines Brandies Por-
tors Aes Brown St0uta nls Hnvanh segars Nc. all
OF which ocr 10 price, neqnacd ny Any other house ia
eers shipred with care PETERS x CO, 200 Broadway.
YV4 II. uNDeR5GLL 0FFERs TOR SALE THE
zen rally in bottle domiohn and wool in quantities 20
lr Lur hsfcrf Mt 70 cont lcs tsu ether house ir
tse city o'seye Wholesale apa FsIy Sstre 40 5fooms
rtreet corner Of Crosby street
,THT CELEBRATED TALKIaK xUIR's. YOyVGrR's
and Camplc,a Scotch Aes, East India Pale Ale, Dub
lin % L9adsn Porter ana B,oSs s.onsi rhuadepeio PEI,
lNDEnFLbs, 40 freSsDe street. Crosby strest
n B5v1 ,0zcn fnp~rlcr cisset G9m 81 d. pej ooson.
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CITIZENS' BANK STOCK.-M0NEY INVESTED IN
hank stock certainly has paid very we'll II we may
organized of several banks which wen. into operation
about year IT commenced in small frame building
near street. in the powery the 10th day May
year, during which time directors have declared d.
dend Of four per cent and this week sales Of the stock
family shows that the stock holders made
due ii about the middle II August last have st. week
been offered for stock six per cent abeyc but de-
ing house about TO be erected the of Walker
the Bowcry for the Citizens Bank which will be
good location. acquaintc ted with Of the direc
tors certainly of the proper selected with
ii and forei shtedness. There which
snar and the Cashier aud President only kind
ofbusiness and kind Of business and in their
that both should
with them sehshness into the bank III they have any
saf banking business Go to the Citizens Bank ask any
clerk there question about your account and
an IRE ana you say r. psgp
select the clerks and them to the BOARD Of D
rectors The Cashier and President good selection was
well understood human nature. and their business They
their business to know their dpostors let them
liza depositor wants money from this hank and
securities good he to get some when any
ana aeq UNITED With banking business would say should
be given there whom it advisable for
such is the case With this bank then the President or
Cashier do decline doing it, with such grace and in
help If proper for the interest o.
the haaA % have scn It then be would have received it
If he had received the favor not. director, clerk
any other of the Citsens Bank but stock
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