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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-20
NOTICE..

TgyilE subscriber having put his Railway in
Il complete repair, hereby informs his friends
and the public, that he is in readiness TO haul
up and repair vessels, or do any work in his
line at a short notice aud on favorable terms,
and TO all work entrusted to him he will give
his personal attention. lie acknowledges
with gratitude the many and repeated iavors
received from the citizens Of this town aud
the public generally and hopes he may yet de-
serve aud receive a share of the public pat
ronage. WIN. II. CRANDAIL.
Newport, July IL, ls42
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JULY 7th, l842.
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way, by the author Of Wealth X WORTH
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30l5 Mexico in 1912, a description of the caun-
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MEMORANDA.

Ara iIavnnn, prev. to 5th inst, Brig Poland CasIoG
from Charleston.
CID n, New York, 18Th, sch'r Warsaw, Burdck for
this port.
Cid NJ Havana, eth ut schr Tasso. Pitman, Sagna
AZ Havana, 2d inst, Ship WIN. Engs, Coe, for rt or
charter.
Sailed from Savannah, 9Th inst Brig Prince dc Join
vile, Gardner und schr franklin Green Draper, for
IIayHna.
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ONLY I2k CTS. 4 BOX.
DIR. IEMUEL WhRRENs
Enamel Tooth Powder.

FGNIiiS Article possesses tie desirable quail
y ties Of preventing decay, restoring TO dis
colorod teeth their natural transparency, sweet.
ning the breath, and leaving tho mouth and
gums in porf altursl and healthy state
ror ssls Wy X J TAYLOR
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The New Jersey Steam Navigation Co's
Daily Mail Line, Sundays excepted, will CON,
mcnce on aud after Tuesday, June 7ih
The following splendid Boats will compose
the liue:
MASSACHUSETTS, Capt Cpms'ocls.
RHODE ISLAND, Thaycr.
NARRAGANSETT, Wooisey.
The Massachusetts will leave SionngtoI
Mondays, aud Tlursdays-ihe Rhode IsIand
Tuesdays and Fridays aud tho Narragansett
Wednesdays and Saturdays, at the usual hour,
on the arrival of the train that leaves Boston
at ) 'clock =. M.-Cabin fare q Deck 70 cts
One Of The aGoye uoats will leave Newport
on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, at :
o clock p. NJ. from the Long Wharf.
Newport, Jumc 4th, Is42.
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Letters.

REMAISIHo ~ THE POST OFFICE, NEWPORT,
r.. /. July LIST, lS42.
u Adrertiscd letters are piaced ina separatcI
Loh. Persons applying .tor thar miH please cali
for tADyERTIsEu IETrFug
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Bank OF Rhode Island.

4 Scmi.annual dividend will be paid a,
~ the Bank of Rhode Island on and ahet
the Is, day of Jnly next.
w. A. CLARKE, Cashier
Jane Q5
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-
Atwood Simeon
Allen Mrs Susan
Allen Miss Elizabeth
Baldwin George 5.
Banks Charles Il.
Barnes Daniel &.
Bates Daniel
Bates Philip
Boyd DIR Alexander
Brewer Thomas G.
Brickncr Kalmon
Brown Avery n.
CallagIlan sumcs
Camblos & Newcomb
Chambers William
Cobb Charles
Cornell Walter
Clark Mrs Martha a.
Clark Miss i'hche
Clark Miss phaha Il.
Cottrell Mrs. Mary &.
Edwards John
Elliot G.. II.
Friend George NJ.
Gammoli a. NJ.
Gibbs Miss Sarah s.
Godfrey Mrs Mercy A
Hall Asa
Hamilton Alexander
Howard Rev. l..
Howe john
llowes Capt. Xenas
Joseph Mrs John
Kelly Mrs Caroline
liz 3w ASH
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Rich TufIed RUGS,

Ok Tuhcd RUGS, Of elegant pancrns and
A-ao superior quality, bought at auction ~
New York, last week. and fgr sale nj abou,
hnlt prIco, by WM.C &. COZZENs IL Co.
MAY ~
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Newport Bank .

Sem. annual dividend will be pnid a,
~ this Bank on and after the lst of July.
=. CAllOONE, Cashier.
June -, 1852.
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G 4 q q ! a 33 s.

In Bristol, Mr. Mason w. Pearce to Miss
Lydia Nj. Townsend, both of b.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-20

VBNO LET three frs, rate PONIES, suiia.
a blc fot ladies to ride, BY w ) NOSE,
July q. IsIl. Touro ST. Cottage.
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at is singular world. Oh God,
forgive my friends forgive | never
Intentionally injured II living being -
Let the mantle of insanity be thrown
over all. .Memento mori. p. WARYER.
Sunday
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Shakers Herbs.

Il E6h bbls extra CANAL LFLOuR, now
V eD4p landing and for sale by
iuly7 EF& w NEWTON.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-20

Please read the following statemerts communicated
to the Undersigned 10y His EAceIIcncy under date Of
Jnnka1nN. Jan. 20, le42.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-02-08
Die Vuh0rnferfunff III @bina.

Die 8uborucferfunIt tpuroe rpeit fiji
bet in Gbina ein8efGbrt, ais Gutenberg
i'll Deuti6lonb oo6 topoorapii6e &erfabz
ren erionn; man muB iib ober feline 0rol=
ie NeDnliCbfeit 6tpiiben Den beioen Metbos
Den oenfen. Die GbineIen beben feline
bepe8libe 8u6Foben, 70 Dap Der Drud
zines Berte5 70 foitipielie 1T, oaB Die
8o0ltbot Der 8utboruderfunif ourD Die
Soften beinobe pernibtet miro. Die
8u0ltoben tperoen 8uU6r0erit 70 gut at5
m08Ii0 ouf o06 in Gbina 8ebrGu0licbe
tron6parente Sei0enpapier 0emolt. Won
bat peri6ieoene QlQtten p0n einem bar
ten, oicbten, 0ieiem 3Qnoe ei9entb bumliDen
0olje. Der 0roO6r flebt oa6 Statt per-
febrt ouf oieie 9lotte, ftibt ben leeren
&oum 8piicben ben 3eilen uno 5piiben
Den BubToben aus, 70 ooB Die Sri0inal:
iDrift erboben ouf Dem 90l5e ltebt. Damn
neroen Slatter QGpier ouf Die Qlotte eee
orQcft, naboem Die 8ubitoben mitteIit
elmer 8Grfe NIT Dinte 8eibwdr5t mwr.
Den. 81 6eDt oonn 70 piete Gremplore,
oI6 er lpiQ, ob, uno bic 9tQtte tpir0 oufs
beIpabrt. 9Genn in 6eu Sol0e neue Nuf=
lo9en 0emotht mevoen ioQen, 70 unteriubt
man Die 9totten. 8inoen iib ir9tnono
8urmiti6e, 70 tperoen bic ueroorbeuen
GtelIen burb elm Stuf Oeietben G0n.
Sing 6ol3e5 ous0ebeiiert. uno Ucn gteu=
EN- 9eito6en. Sierou6 erbeut, ooB piele
Soften an 1rbsit5lobn unn Gtof gum
0rud zines eini8crmoBen 9rofen &erfes
.n0tbi8 lino. Die 8Udber weiben oorin
bon Den uniri8en ob, ooB ieoe6 Orud dblatt
uur Elm SubbIatt biIoet oieie Speroen 3us
lommen9eIe8t, 70 poB oer RuGen itatt oe5
S1nitte6 porn 1T. Ser 8u6binoer bin
bet ite an einem Der Gnoen, uno ieoe5
Slatt muB ou6einanoer 9ei6lo9en pers
Den, Ipenn man e5 Ieien min.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-02-08
Der gi0abDner Gtuber.

8on allen @eltb6pfen ift Der 2ifabo=
ner StueCr, ooer oer mobilize 2ulitanlilbe
28inobeuteI, 0a6, melbe6 ouf ber nieori8=
fen StUfe oer Beien (tebt. GrIOeinune
gen uno dn9flibe 3rQumc boben MIDI 9e>
quGit, felt ib gum eritenmaIe cine fIeine,
unterieete un0 auf9ebl0iene Si9ur erblid=
te - uno wer mar esq fOnnte e6 rpotl
Elm Monn lein - Gin0e5mGn0t in enen
'9ro1en 9ocflottel, Der auf Dem HuCfen ei,
ne5 bo6beini0en, bdn9ebou6i9en, ibimm:
lIebCn &l6pper6 lag, beiicn LANCER uno breis
ter SbWelf nit Sor8folt oor 8ei1mut,
5un8 ouytD GlnbinOen m6Dren0 oer gto1t,
bepobrt 6u lein ibien. Gin8ebiIoet auf
feline eIienroitloen, 9rohen Sporen ar lang
9eipiBten Stlefeln, ieinen blou9eifyeiften
&Olotsnspontolon5 unO ieinen 9roi1en
emoebQl6fra9en, erIbeint ct NIT Der
saltblIti9iten NuDe. On elner un0ebeu=
ren Settle trd9t ct pcttl6ofte, 70 CROP mie
28Grmfloiben, uno einen ubribluiiel BON
Der @r0iIe zines 2(nfer6 ettpo6 b0ber er=
b(idt man auerit cine bunte Melte BON
altmooi8em en8Iiltben 3euo, Damn einen
iofi8en Srod, uno 6uleBt einen 6ut nit
gang f6molsm Ronoe, uno 70 fpiei0 pie
Elm 3uderbut. $50 ftnoet man etna6 Dem
QebnllGbeS? 2(uieroem trd9t ct bic Sea-
ie 70 bod pie einen Sonnempeiler; ouf
ieinen Socten perbreltet iicb Elm unourdb-
orin0li6er f6wor5er 8ui6 biz unter Die
Sbren, une inoem er fortwGbrenb bic Qu=
gen uerorebt, ocIlenoet er oa6 NufoQenoe
leiner Gri6einung.
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Gem QGerFe nleDr Qrb bsiIeQen molten, ais
ee bon 9elebrten, bon Sabperlfdnbioen, ron
sWdnnsrn rpte 0Iublcnbera mb Reim, bic
aus pleIen 0rlnoeu in Der D6tbiren Cunt oeS
Bolfe6 ifeben, erbieIt wdrs unfbi6(itj, ejtel unb
Mberfltfit9. Ger 2tDtbars <. u. 111ublens
berg ia9t bapon:
"Stb bin gang Nter5eu9t, onB Slltmonc bic
"Ge SCtratbtun9eu obuR SluBcn IeGcu farm.
"es mare babgr ju iOitnI6eu, baB rcdt DieIe
aye III bic 60Mbe bGfamen ,n0 aufmcrtlom
"bnrthlrfen m6tbten, inoCm ite mir trGff6
"9ee9net it6einen, benabe Sepcrmann mejGer
HnH SGhgr 3u matDen - eo!e gmpfnDuu9en
"-9ute SorfaBe - Oerub !9ang unO 2roif,
u NIT ctncm QBrrte 3ugeno uno bcn
"scbn Der Su9cno AerpcrSubrin9eu.
Der 2(Ntbars G5cor9e ~. Kcim trttft 1d,
barilber tol9enotrmnGen aus
"gs 1T IN Olrftm <aEot ntbt6 III fnbcn,
"oa6 bcitCr Qcc!9net ipdre cas- QSobi lmb Die
"SIIflGlI9tcit bet menfdllhcn camille Ill
"bet6rbern, ais elem biGiee Q3erf.'
9urdb bcfe fbmeiheIDoften 3eu9nifs oufats
nlinert, luerben bofent[jtb 8iele, ia bic NReifen
unierer beutfDen Srlloer, lmb ebenio bic oeutld)z
lefenoen @tn9e6crneu befe6 GanOe6, ~ osm
treff1jhen 26erfe W unterfbrsi6en Gec6en.
@5 mrb a6er Damn erit 5ur Yrefe 9ebcn, mtnn
cine Sur 9e6una ber Soften bjnreibsnbs 2lns
,abI Gublcribenten prrbonben fein rpirb.
Seoinaun8en :-0ae wert miro in 6gfs
ten BON elrta 60 bis 100 @eitCn crIC6einrn
gum Oreis BON 25 Gent jebGs Die teim
empfauae eincs lcDen tin3clneu 6eftes gu
sntritbtcn (tup. 9ie 3nIenoun9 9efd)iebt ouf
ScItrn bre 6eraue9ctere. Gas erlte 6eft
erGbcint Ic5oIr cine binIdn9lihe Nn5abi Cub
feribcntcu oorbanrcm itur; Die itbriaen rpGrs
pen Tcpann bon Olcnat 3u W1onat f0Iqen Ills
bas 8an5e 600 Seten biloet. I8sr cin 6eft
a6uimmt maebt fb Sur Ntnatme mo 3ob
lung tes @an3en DerbinbIitb 9Get 7 Inter
fdbreibtr iammeIt unb fir bic ritbti9e 3nDun9
bir9t srDdIt Oa6 Ste GrcmpIor fir feline Sss
Iobnun9. Druf uno NaplCr nwoen uIdbts
3u tpHnltbcu ibri9 IaNeu.
g 3np. ID09nrr.
Stealing, I'M Septsnter l841.
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SI0interIofenTtoft oc6 peritcrbenen
cIphann QEeRln.

Der lInterirbrjetsne 1T burtb bic 9GniIEns
court Don Ssrf5 @ountv ala Gacini9tr 2tuO;trr
ernonnt lporDcn, um Die NscbnWn8 ron S0cO0
BeitID uno J3ejnrjcb QBsitID, 2tominiifratoren
bs6 peritcr6cnen 1obann Deitly, legtbin
pOn &Obsion Gounicbjp, Sert8 @ountD, ~ Sc;
rjDti8tn uno 81 0berftthIn, uno ,oirb nit ben
babel intereffirttn Yartejen SuIammsn trefsn,
nm ben pfibhn fsiner Grncnnun8 obsuwor:
tsn am 9ten Gage oe5 n6tbiten WtdfH um
llbr 9eabmtto9S, am eria8ten Sage in teis
ntr Amt6itu6e III 9isa6in9.
CbarIe8 Dapie, 2tubitcr.
Sanuot l9. SIN.
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% q d frQac {.

J3r. rDiIbelm Eauid), aus 2trtern, Nes
9crun96bcSrf MReyiebur9 i'm S6ni9rIitb Qreu.
FEN, [sin AtU0er pon YrcfsfTon) Der fib felt
un9sfdbr otbt S0bren in ben Ser. &taaten bez
fnoet friber III 2ancaifsr pa, unb ipdtsr in
Eou6ote, StD., wObnte, wrb bjermit orin9eno
eriudt fGnem unter5Gbneten Sruber ron icis
nen jee9en 2tufnthot6ort 0njuSe9en; ebenfo
wro iecer Nnoere, Dem ien 2tufentbalt befoilt
1T, b6fi9it eriubt 9tobribt BARON su gebtn
an CbriIfian Rauicb,
rare OF "oer Qiberols Secbabtsr,"
3sobin9, ga,
G-~llnfsre 9eeGrten Serren &oas8en in
pbil0beIpbio Yitt6bur9 unO Gintinnati, erfus
ben mir b6i1iIit Obi0e6 in jbrs rsfp. Sldtter
aHfjmtbmen rpOfir ite uniere 8e9rn0isnfe srs
morten nl6gen.
SGnuor Is.
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ol5 0 blfeiIe 0uter.

Sud-, Gaft,niars, m1erinDe, O1ous De
<ain6, Gattunr, 8trjmpfa, Cabinets, I{3r.
tten3eu9e, Slanele, Gombrif, 9anpfcbube,
@atlge, GbCfS, W1oeIine 1e. &C.. 3u(ammen
nit einer 9rc6en Nu6,pobl Ucu g tapels
Irtif I H. ftnD 5n 1abeu am @tobr Don
Secd)gr une Coleman.
Sicaoiu9, Sanuar 25, 8m.
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Gofcfofc : WatCbes,

i'll pappsetsl. @bdcbtsIhen, fir psren 3Inos
fraft itb 9arantire, ,peroen GcipcbG i'm 9r0js
fen ais I'M &leinan, biGiaer nle bon aNoern
8obreanten bier, pertaufr Don
Jobn Serhein,
wobuhoft in eliaB 3aun1tbip.
Sene Sauptnicoerlaae 1T tri Grn. Atras
BAN 0olanb, Gafwirtb, in Der Ofspenns
itra6e, 8eaoins.
Stobrbaltrr unb cas- putlPnm ittr:
baupt, Itno hicrmt b6fitbit eriucbt an3uru:
fen uno oic 9Saare gu uterfutben.
San. IL, f842. 4tn.
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==All=
Sa5 Neprelentantenbaus

oieie6 Staot6 beltebt in oieiem Sabre aus
81 Sauern, l3 Nopofaten, 10 &aufeute,
5 Drufer, 4 Qer5te, 6anowerfer, 2 81
ienmeiiter. 2 Die fein @elbdft treiben, 2
eonomeiler, 2 Sbneoer, 2 Wtdller, 2
Sbmieoe, 3 Re6nuo6fubrer. Sbiffs=
Soumeiifer, S1ubma6er. l Manufaf=
turiiten, I Mublenbauer, l Gupferfbmibt
uno 2 @abinetmaber. = Sufammen 100.
Oos dlteffe Witelieo 1T Sr. &on Nie=
oa, bon eaneaffer Gauntp. uno oos Jung
fte 6r. Sraplep, bon CRAWFORD Gauntp.
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% ue Outer.

SUIT rr6fnct an Oct ilit,patIicben gfe Der
5ten uuo penntraGet rin 91uptsNdovtement
fir bic S0brs3eit p0Genccr Daaren, ipeltbc
NberaUs ipoblfeil pcrtauft weroen Sci
6cehcr uno Coleman.
Stealing, Sanaar 25. SIN.
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Scr ltnter(CbrieGene 1T oeIonneu, Icbalo
itd cine blnldnglit6e NmSabl @ubGtrlbenten
elnflnecn, oas berihmte I3arP 3um Oruf III
betcrpern. Oahe!btSe NJ pon plCIen 9auIcnz
oen ~ OenHblanD nit 9rcfem 0ugrn unb
Se9en 9fleiell ipcrocn, uMo 1T auCb bier iW
Amerlta rllbmlttbit befannt, beIDnpers mans
teen oeutieben Spreplaern, perfcbiepener Con,
feiltoncny welde bereit ltnb ba0elbe III empfeb.
len. Ss entbalt fur3e Nbbanolun9en Iber
ele berItbleoeneu 6auplebren unb Qfic5ten
Der SteIi9lon Seiu GbriIti, uno purtb Iene
oeutltbe unb 9emeinfa6licbe 9pracbe, en-:
pheblt es ltdb Geiebrten unb ltn9eIebrtcu.
Oie Flare 9arfel!una gottltber wobrbeis
ten, nnb bic MannSfaltiqteit Der Ge9entFdns
Dc, peld6e III ocm1elbsn abSebanDelt ,peroen,
laNen er>rartcr, oaB es alien drifllben <cIcrn
~ Amer'ta chen 70 ansencbm nno crbauIt6
le'n meroe, ME es Dem tbrittlitben sDublitum
III Oentieblano se,psIen, Ser 8erls9er bofft
paper eiae hlnlansIi6e llnterftIBun9 III be-
fclnmen, llln fpeni9ftens Die Soften oes Qt>
brits pefen 5u f6nnen. gs tit ibm nebt
paruin 81 thnn, sDroft init cicIem llutcrneb.
men 5u uatbem fcnbcrn Cein gub,,pcf 1T
iple CT alaubt, ein bSberer uno bclIercr - oas
allsemeine QDcbl icinsr WlitmenItbeu. Gin
tur5aefabter sebenslauf bes Nutors, mirp pirs
tes Sutb be9leten.
Seoin9un9en.
IL Oas QDerf miro nabe an 600 Oeta0 @ci.
ten cntbalten.
2. Oadelbc fca ftb6n uno fauter scpruft unb
9ut 9ebnnben ,perceu
8. Ser preis 1T MIR Gin sbaler bae grcms
plar - ;ahlbar Bel lIeterIieferunS bss
Su6'e.
q. qBer 10 llnterltbrsitsr famuclt, nb fir
bic Se5ablnn9 gut ttebt erbdIt bas lite
unentselolib.
Jebn E. pfaub.
GS-Gnbftribenten fis obises QBerf werpen
in piefer Druferei ansenommsn.
Oeeember 7, 184l.
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g { tro C6 t 1t It q IT
llntpc Dem 3ItQI

ilber bic j9armonie Der QSerfe bet Slotur nit
oer weisbrlt unO SIte 8ottes
III elnem Sanre, III 8po. bon cttpa 6OO,Sciten,
Searbsltet natb oen bclteu G6riftiteI!sru,
bon Spro feGfor
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9 { { a INIT m a 6 tina.

Da bsi Dem llnterjsitbnstsn sin Srisf aus
fir Or. j. Burr anasfcmmen 1T,
70 pirb bsrftlbe eriuht pjsisn 9sfdai9it in @mz
ptons nebmen ju laitn.
Or. I. Sru9srr.
9teu Vsrln, Union @ountD, Ya
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-10
State of the Crops.

In Massachusetts the crops of wheat rye and oats have
seldom ever been better. The rye, which is generally
harvested in good order of unusual growth upon
the ground and the kernel remarkably plump and hea
sfavorably will be as good as was ever known The
hay crops large and very much of has been made and
housed during the fine weather of last week The crop
decidedly good that old hay which has been kept for
higher prices lis freely offered and sold at prices
sideraby lower than might have been obtained for
time since. Potatoes doing finely Those which
planted for early yield well and the promise is good
for an abundant crop in the fall Without excess Of
moisture there has still been rain sufficient and their
growth has been vigorous and strong Indian Corn also
presents very healthy appearance with good size and
orw ardness for the With weather next month
hardly fail of being large
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-10

Tuesday, August 10 4. M.
We have no features to remark at the Stock Board
to-day Sales were usual small Farmers Loan, fell !;
Utica and schenectady, 4; Harlem, improved /.
After the Board public sale OF State Stock was made
at auction, with the following results -
sll 900 Michigan per issued 10 Pontiac RR. II!
lOO 900 Illinois J. Delafeld Esq. 10
10000 Po'keepsiewhing Col7t
The Illinois bonds at 10, bought by broker
der the impression that they available to meet
tracts. They worth II per cent.
The situation Of the Alabama Banks is truly ridiculous
particularly the branch Mobile 1t is notorious aNobe
among buaness men, that not individual in that
cern has business capacity sufficient to fill ordinary
clerkship The affairs Of the bank perfect riddle,
and its assets or liabilities could not be arrived within
million of dollars The whole Banking of Ala
bamais ofhs most absurd farces that got up
The wonder not that specie worth IS per cent in Mo-
bile but that the obligations of the banks are worth any
thing The only circumstance that makes them worth
anything whatever the blind credulty Of the planters
which induces them give their produce, the result oil
their abors in exchange for it. Theplea that they can
pay their debts to the banks with but they could do the
same thing they sell their cotton for specie and then
buy their bills with the specie. For instance suppose
planter has 10000 lbs cotton; if he sells for specie at
gets $780, with which he may buy IS cent
81 2s paper dollars and pay his note at the bank To
do the same tnlnB Set
per h. for the cotton. IT, however paper is gene
rally refused at any price, it will fall very low, and
he may buy 200 with $500 Of specie because the de-
mand will then exist for the bills only from those who
the banks The demand for circulation will cease.
This simple fact Of the refusal of paper and the demand
for specie, will fill the State with sound currency II is
utterly impossible that the present state things
list more than few weeks months at the outside, and
political party that is insane enough to counenance
those iarcca banks will be destroyed in their fall.
H. X Averi the receiver of the Clinton County Bank,
has notified the creditors of said bank exhibit their
spectve claims with the vouchers thereof at his Office in
Plasburgh, before the first Monday of March
meeting ofthe stockholders of the Atlantic Insurance
Company Of Boston, is to be held in that city the 18th
inst to take into consideration the expedency of closing
the Of the Company and the transaction ofsuch
other business may legally come before them
The following is a statement Of the State Bank of iii.
nois and branches July 4, isi2 and Feb. 7, 1872
STATEMENT OF THE AcGRyGArE CoNpITIoN OF THE STATE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-10

About 20O00 bushels Of new wheat have already been
received and the price has declined from 81 90 cents
for best samples with sales Of inferior qualities
Contracts could now readily be had 80 for delve
ry few days but buyers will not meet that price.
bat the prospect is that Of further fall in most articles
except lard Of which the export has been very large
France and the quantity manufactured into oil and
dies.
Ashes50 barrels of pots were TAXI $3.50 No sales
of pearls.
Cotton-The market continues dull. The sales were
between 300 and 400 bales
Flour-About 1000 barrels of Genesee and Michigan
were sold at $3.50 SIS 62 for Liverpool for which at pre-
sent the only demand with the exception of that requr
ed for the city trade We quote Genesee to-day $3.50
S3.62l, and Ohio at $3.50 No change in Southern.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-10

On the 9th instant, after lingering illness Mrs SARAH
widow OF the late William Lane in the seth year Of her
age.
Her friends and acquantances requested to attend
the funeral this "wednesday afternoon at o'clock from
46 Elizabeth street.
On Tuesday morning the 9th instant, after short but
Illness JANET wife Of John Drummond aged IS
years
The friends and acquaintance Of the family re-
spectfplly invited to attend her funeral this "wednesday
afternoon, at half past o'clock from her late residence
80 Barrow street.