New-York tribune., 1842-01-03
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T. being full holiday With c,tizeus business
wes re az the Hrosnrs' board in the street.
Tbs Mechanics nstiorsl Bank of Providence have
declared dividends
Gov. GIa-on of Maryland .,a,cs in his Message Tia,
there are fund, te Treasury for the payment of The
iacrcs: due LIT the public debt OF that State. The
Legislature viii probably iAke immediate action
The sute- mac1ins has hcen called at Ha.crsto~n to
'sAi-t the payment OF Tic laid by hc Legislature for
The payment of the The State Debt: Both par
ty papers at tbs: place denounce hi. movement.
Gov RoEaa, Of Losisiana haviag III his Message
claset the Car,ooa Bark anuns The institutions ~ch
had Increased l.elF liabilities wi,hln the last year..
ihs Eanh ha, p"biishsd statement in answer TO this
charge l,appecr, ,hai the liabilities
Or tie sth o: November s3s .975 2o3
Al an !,39, -.......6t = :.
l-lO, ..i9,Sil
'ta octo5er, leil, .............2.!,9 $40
The liabilities aaye thus beer reduced ls.
extent of S7043 Is the intention of the Directors
make s; further reduction and 10 prepare f., r.srmp
ton o. specie payments early period maioty
Of te Banhs OF the City. Th: most Of ,hese liabilities
the s1na has specie, cas-, and bills discounted
81 1888 i6t The President declared meeting Of tbs
board OF Presidents thai the Bank nccted nssistnncs
Il the above iAo .iiua,iou OF the Bark Ia.
no, the shadow OF for reinniag the di.hon
est state OF SUSPENSION.
A,e'olu;lon hss passed the Louisiana Legislator,
5tructn. the Committee Bank. enquire tho sale
transfer, assets conGi;io, &c. Of The Merchants
5suA OF Nt" Orleans, w. power send 70, papers, &c
This he Bank which belonged the Bank Of the L.
asd sold las. summer 10 individuals in Ne~
Orleans at p.cc sscpo,e to be mach beior its actual
value.
The State Bank of noi. is about 10 stop all dscoun,
business snd redeem her circulation diy possible
preparation for resumption of specie payments The
ST. Louis Republican eHys that siIhcugh this will
operate little aard al fret, 1t tho only thRy that
top her paper from soug down. hoping the Bank Of Hi
aos al Shawacetown, will folio her example. TIE
for the ea Ct Exchange New ork nj St
Louis supposed to be the fact that the Oho Life and
Trust Co. has been IL the ket for exchange IN order
to pay the million OF her bonds bought BY the Colnpa
ny short time which here from Europe
for sale.
One of the Indiana papers states that the c1,au, and
holiness o. the frauds which have bcea committed
that State il sale Of her bonds sc.rcsly be ina
sincd.
Il "A mes: acceptable present for New
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sellers corner of Fulton aud Nassau streets
have day pubshe1 ha Northern Harp, collection
oforgnal and moral Song adapted 10 the most poPuat
III
Piano Forte and Gutar-By Mrs. Mary S. b. Dana, Aa-
thor or the outnern Harp, Parted Family, and other
Poems. Like tie Southern Harp by the author,
the Poetry III this volume entirely original written by
Hrs. Dana. and adapted 10 the most popular melodies,
nth accDn snncnt for the Piano Forte and Guitar
the Southern Harp, necd- other recommendations
Than the Favorable regard are dy bestowed upon 1t by
The pusc and for those who h1va besu acqualn Ell with
this volume will be unnecessary TO dwell upon the
merits of the " Northern Harp" except remark tut
the work possesses general character
upI he sly
will, Ut least be equally attractive.
The Northern Harp does, III general, exhibit another
cheerful nut lively variety of sentiment than
that embraced The "Southern Harp" and contain.
pieces Of original music wrtcn expressly for this
work The music under the careful supervision OF
Mr. A. Ag1rcu, accomplished professor Of the art.
Tho Rev. Edward w. Hooker of Bennington, W., au
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This volu.Ae will be acceptable present for The
approaching Holy days. No Pars viii be spared to rem
the literary and mechanical execution OF s, North
cru Harp atlractive aud the most conacn, hopes are
entertained by the publishers that will connend itself
20 every admrcr Of Postry Music happily blended,
and ,,a, in the language cf Mrs. Danas muse,
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Price in Boards 81; III Cloth, gilt 81 oo dsi If
y Gruhnm, uaouse, Bnrclny-st. MISS
friends and the public tha. they have taken the well
KNOWN G.aHAM HOUSE, hitherto kept ny hr H. Goss,
who rctr> and having put 1t IN excellent condition
Tor tho winter prepared TO accommodate fe more
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Transient Boardcrs, porsons visiting the City, ac-
nmoduicd sonahlc trrms o. II -
pMedIciaes OF the ssest asMality-Approved
Popular Remedies Lccchos English and French Psrum
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