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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-17
DEATH OF AN INFANT IN rs
MOTHERS ARMS.

DEATH or An INFANT IN TTs
MOTHERS ARMS.
sy kRs. sIeouRsEY.
He siumbsrs loag. sweet mOther.
Upoa thy ssails breast
TAos'rs ~ssry noe wth wstehing-
Sweet mother 90 70 resi-.
Thsrs seems no paint sur him.
TIE peri, sare. % past
For, sec. ms son hsad elsspsd IN thine,
He beds nor dorm nor blast. se
sNhy Sosi ihou gsss % wlldlyi
WHY strain thy ssroag smbraeef
Unlock my fearful elaspinR, <s
4 And lsi me see his fscs'' 80, ar.. p
So dOwa THAI mother laid him.
10 her agony of care. $685.
And Kissed that cold and marble brew
Nth calm and 6xed despair.
"Oh weep.-shese's holy healing b
IN every gushing tear;
Nor question now the besutsous clay
The angel l. not here.
No shut Of rose Of sseh.iide .-a~
Has, with . peace 80 deep
A thus thy youngest, isirest one,
Sank down in dOve.like slssp."
where best he loved to hide 8im.
In that dear. sheltsring spot,
Jus, there lie tender spirit passed -
Pissed, and she knew il nOti a. 49,
His fond lip never srsmbled, -
Nor sighed the parting breath, . S..
whea slrangled far it, Deciared dnught
He drank the cup Of DEATH
"Full was thy lot Of blessing
To charm his cradle hours
To touch his sparkling font of Thought,
And breathe his breath Of divers;
Ard take the daily lessOu
From that smile that breatAed 90 freb
OF what 10 holier, brighter realms,
The pure in hear, must be.
"so more thy twilight musing %
May with bis image shine,
when in that lonely hour of love
he lard his cheek 10 thine.
so sull and 80 eon6dng
That cherished babe would be, ...-
So ES- the slaless guest from heayea,
Aud yet part 'fthee.
"But nov his pleased portion
Is Ger the clouds 10 soar
Ard spread never wesiea wing
Where sorrows are no more
With Cheruhim and sersphim
To tread the eternal piain:-
High honor hath il been T. thee
To swell that glorious train"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-17
AiI1SII,.

The Arabs follow their camels singing;
and the harder they sing the swiflrr the
animals travel; II they stop the camel al
so slops The natives Of the East were
accustomed 10 set out ON long VOYAGES 10
the sound Of music. Plalo SUPPOSED that
it would scarcely BE- possible 10 change
the fashion III music 10 country, with.
out altering the government. The "a
tional airs of the Swiss and the Scotch
produce powerful impression on the na-
lives Of those countries when lIry are al
a distance from home. solomon says
AS vinegar upon Ritre. 80 rs he thai
singeth TO heavy heart" Music was a
continual source Of pleasure to the cele.
braled B0erhaave. Luther was exceed
ingly delIghtedsxith 1t; he says" give
the highest place TO music: for thereby al
anger ~ forgotten. the devil 10 driver
away, and melancholy. with many ,rIbu
lations and evil thoughts. are expelled; j
is the best solace fnr sad and sorrowfu
mind" Treatise on Happiness.
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HILLSB0RoU UGH, n. 9.
4as puBlisHED wssElr 49,
,,a nv DENNIS HEARTT,

AT THREE polLARsA fEAR, on 1wU pee
FIrTr cEsrs ~ FAN m AlrAket. "a
Those who DO mol give notice OF ihth ~.
% have their paper discontinued % The tAPn.
ton ~ the year, will be presumed IS ces'Ip -
lie continuance until e0unteFB.snded - hho.s
paper will be discontinued until all sHsa.t.'
are paid, unless ., the option ofihe puoi,ns. =,
/ Persons procuring six subscribers, shs" :
ceNe the seventh gratis. "a,
Z Advertisements not exceeding sixteen ~
will DO inserted three times for one dollsi' ~
twenty five cents for each continuance
Subscriptions received by the pr,niei' :"
most of the post. usnsrs in the state a
1 All letters upon business relative 70 nDs'''
per mus. be post psfS
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MOTTO E.

sRHE subscriber having qualified 81 the las,
= term ofOrsnge County fourt u Peas and
Quarter sessions. as Executor q the last all
and testament Of JAMES RAY, sen. decreased,
hereby gives notice 20 all persons indebted 10
said deceased h. make immediate payment,
and Iaose having CLAIMS 10 present them pr.
perry authenticated within the time pfeserioed
by Law, otherwise this noii vii Be plead D.
bar of their recovery.
HEZEKIAH TERRY. Err.
M.rchlO o.
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STATE Bank o. ". carolina.

f0URsUANT To R,soiusoa d tie sto, /.
* haldets a ihs Bsak - theis ian snan.l
Csncral Nestlag ~ peIsons hasiag slains =
sala Bank ior Dividends Of Capital aF Prafsa
Deposnss, % Notes issued BY he Pnuelp.l
Bank o. ils Branches. ire earnestly dssrsd u
present them ior payment o. ths Tresspsef q
The Bank, on or helsIe The 6Frt A.euday a
NOVEMBER neat. otheIsiss they will h baltsa.
a. The Stockholders R,ll thsn nakrs lads.
yidrad a ise etisrts Il 'he Bark 49,
S.'F. PATTERSON, Prtsidnl
Ra'rieh bee 2S 1855. sI-sn
~ 10 he inserted IN sn the nssspapsn
priat.d within the state u N0nh carolIhs 4,
ikrss manIhs- The bllls 10 be sfnt aoIhs Irss.
sureF of Bank. ~bo Hill pay lhen 10 Wdr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-17

st,lIE SchouRefs CAtuLlNL aad CALEB
= NICHOLS. steamer NIL jIN6ION,
and r0n RuA.s 9lll take messnfemsni
Goods al New iuIk aud deliver thsm 81 fsy.
stleyIlle, 81 the established faies. free Of all
other charges
/ Heavy Goods will be taxi ss above speeif-
ed, except tha, ihey will Al times. when The
rlser Is very law. be snhlsei 10 storage aud Ia
haf o. storing witch We trust sit be selcorl
reqnlrtd. as the Steamer and Tow Boats are
a the newest construction ahd llrhi drAughi
% water.
TIE Goods the owners risk. the same ~
in lie hands Of forwarding merchants
Freight payable on delivery 81 Fayetteville.
All psrsoas Shipping Goods BY the shove lIne.
vii please h,nd LIST ofthe Goods shipped "a
aessrs 'islleti 4 Drawn. a. AZ 10 ady,se me.
WILLIAM D0UGAl.L. Proprietor.
Vikings a. BELDEN. -.
.s~.. .issHis si EsyeitsriHs.
septsmbers as
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-17

Starting Children in the Horid--
Many an unwise parent labors hard and
lives sparingly all his life for the purpose
Of leaving enough 10 give his children a
start in the world. as it is called. Set
ling young man aaoai with money left
him by his relatives. is like lieing bad
ders under the arm OF me who cannot
swim: ten chances to one he will lose
his blatders aud go 10 The bottom. Teach
him To swim and then he will never
need the bladders. Give your child a
sound education and you have done
enough for him. See 10 IL that his
morals are pure, his mind cultivated. and
has ahule nature made subservieni to 1.-The
laws which govern man, and sou have
given him what will he Ol more value
than the wealth of the Indies. You have
gwen him start which no misfortune
can deprive him Of. The earlier ynu
teach hun to depend upon his own rs.
sources the better.
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SEE HRREss
F.4LL IND HsfsTIEk
GOODS.

0sQ91D r. a919 . S9s
ser4FE To- p,tasafe 81 iniSrmine then ffaencs
= and The public rsnerlly, that thss hs.s'
luss received and aaw eiIsF or sale q abe nla
st.ad y 4 Niehois a &c.
A VERY LARGE AND GENERAL
ASSORTMENT OF
Fall and Itsiafer Goods.
Theaf Goods have been selected siih great
care n the Ne1 Tors and PhllsdslI ma mef-
kess. and bought entirely With eashs they thefs-
f,rs feel eonfdent in saying, they eaa ard lstA
srll as good hargaios a. spy other house - Inc
place.
Cal and exsmlne our goods. ard derbde icf
yourselves: lf you like :hem and our prices,
ne viii thank yov. f~r your custom.
nF Goods Will be glEsa ~ sxsAsAss Ter g
.erY description Of csunirEEs3s taoiA.
Of. Lsas & Co. would respectfully tender
their thanks 10 Ihs public Cor Tbs very liberal
ps,ronaee they have hsTsiofais received: arc
haze, by eios- aitsniioa 10 their business ahd
moderate pEIces. still 20 merit and receive
respectable potion 0f their custom.
October IS, ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-13
GENERAL MARKETS.

NEW YoRs, WEDNESDAY, July LAP. M-we today had
rather better business sale OF foreign and domestic dry
goods took pacef fr, attended but they went at
extremely prices The the sales at the present
time being well attended vs. merchant, having nothing
10 do 20 10 these sales ki time The cotton market will
hereafter be reported daily In the way /, Is above II will
make very valuable table fer the merchant The aour mar
remains the very light trade doing In the article
the receipts continue small Tobacco i very duI-some
small crop Kentucky have been at cents
crop GA cents We have remark OF 100 ton. Ia
verpoo coal received per Oxford nj o-shor credit Also w
auction 27 ceroons Guatanaa indigo, prices OF cents
si25 and ceroon cash. Nv rice have NOT
reports the arrivals very small but up
freely The sugar market continues quite anmate box
gss very scsrce-sales OF eo binds New Orleans ~
cents Our very highest rates could be obtained for Cuba
box
Auction sales5 bids prime Porto Rico moasses at 3iA
sl cents, half pipes Madeira wine % 10 hcgs rsisn.
at 40 iI2 cents lokegs butter cents 10 do ,aarinds
25boye cluster rain s2l cents IN boxes bunch
do CENTS 25 half do do As % bags wheat at gu
cents-term. cash.
Receipts OF Prouce6l7 barrels -four 10 do provisions n
DO ashes II tubs butter.
BALrrwoRE Juy H. II. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. al; City
Mills &sta ~; IIowa ard street from wagons - 81 from
stoves sac Grsinwiwat foreign, siso i7o for good 70
Zine Corn yellow, prime 90 81; white DO 81 % cents
I'VE, foreign, 81 occ. Oats, 5"c.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-13
CONF kCI'ION A ny,

II CARD.-To the Ladies Of New York.-A new thing
expressly manufactured for the ladies EGORYs whol
sale and retail Confectionery Store No. 1871 William street NJ
YORK ard sold wholesale retail, by ether person
me city. VANILLA Cream Candy very rch and de-
cou article i now hereby submitted the judgment
patronage Of the New York citizens and the public general
and especially tie ladies' who said Re the o
the sweets ofie and without bitter Vanilla
Cream Candy stands pre-emincnt.
~ D. On band and constantly manufacturing, general
asortncnt II Candies for the South and Western markets
The lowest wholesale price and warranted keep in eli
mate No charge for boxes packing carriage any part
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-13
NEW Exos OFFICE, CANAL

STREET-MRS. BARKER, l9l Canal street, begs
leave acquan her ien Is and the public that she has open
ed office the basement OF the house named where
she will be ready TO receive applications from families for the
supply good female well as TO provide places Tor
Young females good character ia of stuaioas in fam
lies Application be made between the hours OF o'clock A.
ii. and al night. Jyl2.lm"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-13

together with about 5000 bales plantations, amounts to
2soe bales In the United week the whole stock
bn been reduced 975 bales This shows that the Bank Of
the United States still In the market for Is well known that
private purchasers scarce
The demand throughout the fair, and will updoubt
ed increase owing to the fresh accession Of spectators from
England. More this subject tomorrow.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-13
HIS BkirANSIc MAJEsTy's CONSULATE, 4
AIa... NJ. Inn-s -

IT IN conorrnty with law passed by the Legislature Of
this State the PAST day Of April last entitled to
guls,e the powers and duties OF Public Administrators and
rogaies relative TO the property and effects of foreigners"
Notice Is hereby given that and after this date the pro-
perry aud effects all subjects Of His Majesty who may die
their to- or w this city ntesate such and effects
arriving IN hs state placed under the Of this Office and
not under that Of the public administrator heretofore The
undersigned IN consequence thereof that notices here
otore tn the pubic administrator be Office
where information the and effects
hls Majesty ssl nj all times be furnished without any
charge whatever.
The he ah officer and Others the quarantine
fully requested make their communications tins Office,
where all xpenses connected there with will be paid
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-13

about TS s '' Of S q IT.
low for cash Apply at d Ann st. "a story w. yiSw
u SMALL NOTES SMALL NoTEs-sMALL
mot m = agso End CHEAPER than any
ganiy engravee stee Of tbs following denominations VIZ
g. 75 so 57 25 aud ~ printed good bank paper
especially country merchants keepers, manufacturers
and steamboat propetors are solicited to ea q hey are
Engraver and Printer, 40 vesey a.,N y.
H. Orders from all parts Vt the Union promptly executed
Engraving and printing on reasonable terms jyl53.
IT, snail NOTE Plates ENGRAVED
FOR TWENTY DoLLARs.-The first houses in this city and
committed W he facility q similar blank ferns. TO
n psa. cs -, An ABOVE sss u &C. a ss's f d
1s cents. thus e,ectuay preventing eoun'seS Tho r.
the seeuriy than o,ng Those y general s
sa. notes. The best 70 DC had .'0
s6N Co.'S S wSoetss dioas wsreioa.c /. IS Cedar Cedar
street mp ,tsir. Ladies' Gensenens and chldren Cosks
WEAKNEs IN THE BACK AND LOINs.
W RUSSIAN BELTS serve to give support TO the back,
and rssaaon 81 @ bach ans sn. They are slo Of sres,
service 70 those who stand much at the desk For sae at No
TT B.OWN, STONE SEAL ENGRAvER 4 JEW
ELLER, foa Drosdway.coa,s Of Arns, Crcsis, .Cy-
%oua., Ams,hys,s, Topa.es Crystals &C. nourbi IL the
"a Rings engraved With Coats Arms cre. Names Or any
device Coats oi Arms painted and TO any par e
NOTICE-To ALL INDEPENDENT BOAT CLUBS.
lNThe Delegation respectfully requested attend
FRIDAY evening the i4h inst O'Clock, Thos
Rleys 9Th Ward Hotel West Broadway and Franklin
streets on busnes regard regatta take place the
Pavilion Fort Lee. Puncua attendance Is requested
jyI3-It
SPLENDID CUTLERY --Ra,ors oftbe finest qua.
- y, spressy 10 order and warranted good
changed plain aud elegantly painted boxes Scissors, efen
tircy new with devices beau
ed In steel silver and gold Rodgers Pocket and Table Cut
almost bunting and knives
in eabbar portable shaving and dressing made
In London fitted with warranted eueryi table knives
with and without forks silver mounted N cases warrant
ed good md long soers Pol-h large stock com
The avs are in., spened and for the trade re.
| tail ny the iu,r,r,er~ GRAvELy a wREAKs
/ jyIJIm, . Aston House.
/ ERANNG vs. JAS :. CHARLES
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and The pubic that bis ben
y, wv take place THIS EVENING July 18Th, on which &c
esson VIII be presented two Of RICHARD THE IHiRD
~ Chester by Mr. Valentine Baker After which, The
-. nMbaSSADOR the part Of Sir Patrick u picnpn,n,x
Dnsres TO which will be- addedone act Of ENicE
,nhsnH ED-Jafer, Mr.. wcs-Pcrre ~ Mr.. storms, ~
~ CIV. 10 conclude with the farce OF THE SECRET
Thomas by Mr. Hail. from the Lion Theatre Boston iyiSlt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-13

JESSE cADY, Auc,ieneer
bsy. !. II. s' Ss. no. ... ~ and ne w.
bsrlware cutlery & arge and general Of seis
Ing gum. pistols H with assortment Of socds sssH
Gu 1 anu western market 20 ns
AZ Private sse-o 600 DOZEN Combs assorted Of an s,.A
riety Imaginable " 'S -
10000 Needles assorted from H. Hemmings and 6e>~>
$500 gross Buttons Coat, Vest and Pearl subec, 10 der,
Also, snuff Boxes Pins, &c. &c. &c.
Also, German, French, Rhode Island Jewelrv. Ia,
priced Watches, Guard Chains. &c. m5,.iyS
DYE, H. WARD, Aus.ioaeeI
ID street Of Day O'clock at the sSe
and 81 pe dozens pasAs ssd c
eS needles IN cannstsrs and bundles double ssgtsd
caRs hibes knitting needles hooks and eyes &C. &c
pe.funery French EagHh soap, lavender wafer ac
shns "nhvoce OF combs buttons cellars bosonas boots asd
Also an invoice Ct Jewelry-consup .f earriors e.v,
riAes' watches, oreast-pins, chains, &c. &c. u
We" or Joint stock Exchange Company,
CITY OF yokK
u Foreign and Domestic EXCHANGE co,a -, cha, -.
all kinds Of oucurrent Money bought and Sold eaosm
Vanilla Cream Candy,
H. " Gas :, G" I;
INVENTOR AND PROPRIETOR OF THE RECEIPT
i3l WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK
BOAT RACE ON THE 18TH OF JULY.
prizes for on The sh July inst sl's fo
The foot OF Atlantic street, Brooklyn, will be
SILVER PITCHERS
Independent Boat Club Regatta.
Boat Race at South Ferry Brooklyn, the 10Th July.
Boat Race will off the 18Th July the foot Of At
'ahue street. Brooklyn, al o'clock r. NJ.
g. FIRST RACE.
FIX Dared independent Club BoaPrize Silver Pitcher
will come Oh.
SECOND RACE
rour cared independent Club Boas-Prxe, Silver Pitcher
Clubs not allowed hired boats or not formed
TWO months previous TO the day If the
Subscriptions TO close on the 18th July next
Application for entrance to be made c. COLE
fore the 17th ofJuy) the Atlantic Hotel Brock
lyn Brooklyn, June 9Th, 1887
N - All Clubs to row in theirclub dresses. jyedus.
HEALIH AND COMFORT.
III SALT WATER BATHS, open Castle Garden.
Battery for ladies and gentlemen and Waits pier
below Canal North River from sunrise until l0o'clock
jel03n,'
IT FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE
BILLS gold and silver, and all kinds uncurrent money
bought and sold 10y The Foreign and Domestic Exchange Co
NO. 3Nas>au ST. jez7 ias
IL Mill NOTES, SMALL NOTES, SMALL.
NOIEs-iae increasing demand Tor small notes fer
Of plates Steel OF the OF o. u.s. So
57t 2 l2l and 81 Taese elegantly engraved
with vgnettes, &c. in bank form, and printed
payable sight bearer current bank
keepers hotels steaoas manufacturers, and radesmen
every description Orders from OF the Unted States
VII be promptly attended TO- by applying VALENTINES
Engraving and Printing St William
York A liberal discount to traders and country merchants
Visiting Cars and Cards Home for Wedding PARTIES
neatly engraved and printed. Ladies and gentlemen
specnl iaved 10 call and specimens
er rooms Merchants and store keepers be supplied
Cards either copper plate letter press a fe
lice All orders promptly attended by applying above
iy1oIw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-13
SMALL MOTTO PLATEs ENGHAvED

DLEAsE To TIA X T. NOTICE FL =. PIER
SON 4 cos Wholesale Cloak Warehouse u IS Cedar
street. stairs. LADIES' Genslenens and Chidrens Closks
in grswt variety iyI3lms
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-22

they traverscd gallery and quadrangle a. though
the walls were dcsolatc, till they entered an =
partment Of the interior, where Frederic was lcf
alone.
All that he had observed on his approach va.
that he was probably conducted to the holy faith
er's monastery and he gazcd from the deep case
ment ON the remote city Of sorrOws. without heed
ing the moments that passed, or giving a thought
to what they might produce. At length the IA
Their returned; his face was not free from emo
ton, and prepared his companion for the exhor-
tations Of one who had experience to appreciate
his grief and to direct its cure.
"You have no word to say" continued he. "your
tale is told; and your deepest sin absolvcd by q
spirit whose pardon will be ratified"
There was a mystery in the old mans manners,
and tear in his eyes, by which Frederic was
startled into a sudden perception Of the place in
which he stood. His agitation increased to a
shuddcr
"Fathcr," he exclaimed. 'swhat place is thise
This is no house Of holy brotherhood. These
delicate works Of charity-thcsc
implements of woman's occupation-bcar witness
all to the wild whispcrings Of my soul. This is
the convent-Tercsina the forgiving spirit? De-
nv it, and forgiveness comes too late!''
He flung himself in frenzy at the confessor,s
feet; and as he graspcd for breath, hand placed
gently on his head bestowed its blessing voice
Of melody from the spheres pronounced the name
IF Frederic--anda at the same moment his arm re-
ceivcd his Tcresina.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-22

p.A nd Ssa saqeesk<r." The advocate. q
ssNiecsfios. and the supporters Of the .force-bin
have common interest in this matter. Both ore
equally proetFated in the existing order Of things
The stakeholder and the abolitionist, tho mason
and the anti-mason, are alike its victims. II is =
common destroyer, and until it is driven from its
strong hoids all its victims its satellites.
To effect its destruction. il must be attacked in
its citadel. The rally must be made upon the
Presidential election ofl64O, and tho .r5crm ssE-
faec concentrated upon single candidate for
the Presidency, and a single candidate Cor the
Vice Presidency. The agency Of National
Convention is necessary to secure this conccntra-
such . measure is, therefore, respect
fully suggested. To be efficient, il must be COM
posed Of full and fair representation. The
in each State, and their numbers must be rcgula-
ted by q fixed standard.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-22

In the conduct Of my newspaper carefully cx-
clued all iibcing and personal abuse, which is Of
late becoming sodisgraceful to oar country When
ever l was solicited to insert any thing Of that
kind, and the writer pleaded, he generally did,
the liberty Of tho press, and that a newspaper
was like q stage coach. in which any that
would pay had a right to place, my answc. was,
that would print the piece separately. il desired,
and the author might have as many copies as he
pleased to distribute himself, but that would not
take upon INC to spread his detruction; and that
having contracted with my subscribers to furnish
them with what might be either useful or enter
tanning could not fill their papers with private
alterations in which they had concern, without
doing them manifest injustice. Now many Of our
printers make NO scrnple Of gratifying the malice
Of individuals, by false accusations on the fairest
characters among ourselves, augmcnting animos-
ity, even to the producing ofducls-Thcsc things
mention as a caution to young printers, and
that they be encouraged not to pollutc the press
and disgrace their profession by such infamous
practices, but refuse steadily, they may see, by
my example, that such a course Of conduct will
not, the whole, be injurious to their interests.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-22
From Bieknelrs Reporter, JAly IL
THE MONEY MARKET.

We think perceive a sight change for the
better, in the disposition we'll for the borrower
as the lender. Confidence is gradually although
impcrceptibly rcviving, and business is slowly
improving. Tho opinion strengthens, that Con-
9rcss will provide . remedy and the Banks in the
vsrioss sections Of tho country arc making mr.
engagements calculated 20 bcnclit each other, and
materially to assist the exchange. Tho New
York arrangement, noticed to-day, rs we'll rs the
Ohio arrangement, cannot but be productive al
good. Money is abundant, and can DO readily
obtained at from sir to seces per ccss on unqucs-
tionablc securities. Stocks have advanced very
materially since our last especially tho stock Of
the Bank Of the United Statcs-thc said 1nstitu-
tion having on the first inst. declared its usual
dividend Of four per cent. II is proper for us TO
remark. however, that some doubt now exists, as
to tins hanks resumption Of Specie payments
tor its new mates, as intimatcd in our last-as IL
IS the opinion Of several legal gentlemen who
have examined the law upon .hc subject. that
the charter will be perfectly SAFE without a re-
sort to any such course. The question, however.
may still be considered a doubtful one, although
no person disputes tho ability of the Bank to re-
deem every dollar Of its new paper in specie
Specie is on the decline, and will, in al probable.
'ty continue to decline in price, rs the condition
Of the Banks improve. There is little doing in
real estate, and our wholesale dealers arc living
upon their oars. Indeed, the storm seems t.
have swept by-thc public arc now contempla-
ting ITS ravagcs, and casting about for means
whereby to repair the wrecks that il caused
Time, We incline to the opinion, will prove
more effectual remedy for the disasters, than any
that might be suggested by the invention Of man.