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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-30
TO LET.
TO LET,

AUA The dwelling house near the
1.Ss.N-f Court lIouse, and directly oppo-
ssssk1 site the hotel of Mr.. Nichols
sszesk3 lIassard. 1t is in good tenanta-
Bile order and would be let all together to
accommodate one family or in halves to SUIT
applicants. Possession can be had in two
or three weeks. Apply to
JOHN +. TOWNSEND.
Nav I6-3w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-30

This stage intcrsects at Fnllrivcr with the
New Bedford stage daily, aud arrives IN New
Bedford at - o'clock p. m.
Returning, leave New Bedford daily, sun.
days excepted, at Q o'clock II. IN, arrive IN
Fallrvcr nj -. leave Fnllrycr at ! o'clock,
and arrives ~ Newport nt 1.
Extra coaches furnished at all times on
roognnaI1, t,r,,s
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spoken.
Apoo Hunt days from Havana for Antwerp Aug 49, LAT

Apollo Hunt 10 days IRON Havana Tor Antwerp, Aug -, lat
Foreign Ports.
Lawsnee copeiaad Baker %pai cScols Gsdasr Prr,ss
en Mobile o sesq..dsah fs6I,se Ny
Cairo MuIdoeE s.dn, shaw AID susan Drew Page Liver,
H'wkins Preyidee WILSON, aud virsiuian Aea. Niork;
Cows Aug s'Ts Saacy Stockholm f. NYo.h, UT in
b dTaed and Of her cargo shifted and VIII have to be
FALMOUTH, Aug is-Arr wessacumcon, Havana for Ham
bses A o w% sj Eve: M.is; Tyrone New
sD1&S eta ps Mary K%sa Gsso
EIsinoTs, arrsd, .2' days ,.,.,.,,.
oSSsfe G ies S Gonna rapa
H ss ssn iyws,.s Go n oh Ma
A. . sSI, 6n W.'ssd Scout LysSel sh f,SsH
MosrREai, Sept lo-Cld Margaret, Prdhome, Liverpool.
Lake fsorl..
E Ed%~ A: Io.do Coa.sas o., INDY, Detroit; samson
l.G ps"ss @ CIV csvsssd Ga
s P"e ss.' s% 'sisysf 'sS
en- Ke d nSdo c2T' dol cy sDO M~
sasdusky; Anlants, Green, Dei,oi:
IuD% bpas sSsgS %'' sw 'iS5S
man. Sua o. Trseeaa S Randall d. = o'S'0'' sun
Home Ports
Me- sissf ssT ssG RICE sfSfi
pha Sid 9TH teo w Clifford, Comerv from Calais for Bar
BADGES 7h Calisto Hopkins, do do Eliza. sawyer Whining
ton, Del
Boston s Es A sasT s Sy york; ' ei f1
Georgisns, Kelleran. NOrleans
PoarLasD SEPT ,aCia GscrEi i; PAYS aBsl!mos
SALEM sept PAR Tim Pickering, Story Bissau, Coast Of
Smith sydley CB Baltimore Brown, do; saml Appleton,
Nickeson, Nfok Four Brothers, Collamore Lncony for
sGs ss ss' sf
of Chatham, and carried away foremost and bowsirt
cola Cid Aea King Manson Barb. does Declaration Very
ST Thomas; chapman Ladeo, Chaesion; Boston, Pcival
burg Charlotte Rich, AIesasra '''' 'A's'''
PRopEycg Sept Arr Triton, Luce, Pctou Ms; pelon,
md G . Sd sS o f
kes Bangor Or philadslgghia BALLOON, HeImsn,
olias Sora Ns..ia cS.s% P'es,dsnss; sSe-
Lowry I'm Lizerpoel: Reme,. I'm Bremen. above Wilmington;
soloa Martin 'So' y, h %s "f Fc::
&C. ssi$$s T.
do Patriot, Ed dse n York; Shark Stevenson, do;
L@,,hlsm Potter New,o,t. " ny... 81,
Io,ea York. o Saess Burnett Do
Wn I'M, g sept 10 Arr IBsl Spray Haley Anti.
hampoa Spencer Marian skset; Jonas SIN H. Cciie,t New
ysrk masiei sch! Aurora, swssboro Ga III David DUFF
Carolina Miller, PSIad o"''e" w. ''''"
CHAaLEsToS, Sept !i-Below Zephyr Roby, M,tapz,s-
Arr 10Th, Daniel Webster, Wa,on Havana sd,ys-the x
Brown hence had arrivedo Matanzas ssnazed Warrior,
sAvASsAH, Sept loAr Lagona, Blanchard, Boston; Ia
santo Fales, da Sid Ausp.t; Jones New York; Lamar
B.,mogs " '"' ""'0n 'os'' ooD'' 10 is'H0' Forrest
NEM oaaEAS; Sept a-An Chas Carroll COCK An,wsrp-
LID Hannah, Woodman Gibraltar Arr 5th Senator Davis
Boston; Cleaner, Bosser, Ragged Island.
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State or Trade,
Foreign Markets.

Havana, Aug. 3l.-Ths Daniel Webster arrived on the
Goth instant and her cargo Of RIGS sold at IL rails
being decline Of u RS The F A. Brown has just
rived and her cargo being small was sold to the retail
The receipts Of tlls have been
fully 5000 terces, ana Jour dealers are well slu-
piled, fear the coming cagoes will very low Ir-
There is only parcel Of Muscovado Sugar li.
and held at price that Is above yours, say Ga We
are getting ample supplies Of country provisions
which will lessen the consumption OF Rice very much
Exchange the north, a2l per cent prem; England
l01 II per cent prem.
" The RICE per F. A. Brown sold at - r.. Prices must
soon down to losing Full two months supply
imported this month The last sales Of Lard at
tor that in kegs, and 2c for bills Exchanges the
advanceon the United states, per cent prem London
l21 10 90 tierces Rice. from Philadelphia sold ths
morning, (retaied) at IL rails
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MONEY MARKET.
SATURDAY,. Sent l4-6 p. MI.

The complexion of the stock market changes almost
every day Yesterday prices tended downwards and to
day there hos been very general Advance At the
Board, Long Island went up per cent, Canton IT, Mo-
hawk I. Norwich & Worcester l. farmers Trust !. At
the old Roard Long bland improved per cent Canton
Harlem J. Norwich Worcester ], Stonington Read
ing Railroad Bonds J. Reading Railroad Penn lvsns
SIS. j. Farmers Trust fell of l. Illinois Kentucky S.
Ohio IS, I, 8. Bank !; vicksburg 4. The sales
not very large.
The returns made by the Banks Of New Orleans for
August compare very favorabywh those made previous
ly There has been very slight falling of in the
ofspece, and very slight increase the circulation
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SHOCKING ACCIDENTS "A young man named
CharleS Sners, clerk in the store OF Mr. Wilson, In
Front stree. sb,ve Walnut went to the warehouse the
wharf above Walnut street yesterday afternoon. TO dc
liver some cotton TO drayman. and while assis,ing two
men TO turn the cotton out Of second story window
upon the pavement below fractured his leg in Dire adul
amer The bones Of the limb prot, uded through the
skim both ways.
through the hatch srchway at the auction
ofC c. Mackey, yesterday, and was seriously injured
conveyed to the Pennsy lvania Philadelphia
Emo Sent. Ia
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sgs- y. NGkkThs t.D EAIkaca Ur cAh
SAFAKiI.LA, GENT AN AND SARSAFRAs prepared
hy The New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy
talshed Tor the suppression Of quackery This refined
aud highly concentrated extract possessing all the rur
tying qualities and curative powers Of the above herbs
Superior any Of saTsaparla present before
the public, and may he relied certain remedy foi
all diseases arising impure stste Of the blood
such scroinla sait-rheum rngwon, olotches OF PIN
pies pain in the bones or joints uodes cusneous
erup.lcns nlceraed throat any dsease arising
iron the secondary effects Of syphilis or njudicicu
use 0. rnsrcury.
aoit IL single Bottles IL. 20 cents oscn
I" n Gases Of hsifa-5ozer Bottles, e3 %
/" dozen 90
sssses forwarded to all parts Of the Union.
" B--A very liberal discount to wholesale purchsycr;
Office OF the College, 95 Nassau street
w & RICH AHnssfiN, NJ ~, AGENT
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Cleared.


Ships Yorkshire Bailey, Liverpool. z. ii. Marshall; Sve
Halle Msrseillss Boyd Hncssn; Cahaw6a Coffin Mantle.
CoBmques Tya Soner, tRuss) Berg, Trieste w Weisser
Damariscotta, Howes, Turks Island, Nesmith & Walsh
Washington Bartlett, Norfolk, Nesmith Walsh-rig sam
son Slack, st Marks, y: d. Hnrlbn Coschrs Delaware
Forbes Washington Dc. Cook Tudor; Weymouth Couch
Richmond Allen Pazson Ashland Bradley, Baltimore, l. b.
eager; Alice A. Pendegras Storm, do j. y. Briggs Emma
Cole, do, Johnson Lowden Spy, Canaon Richmond n l.
McCrady < Coz Litchfed, Moores, WILLIAMSON, Va o. e
Briggs; Baltimore Wsgam, fets.burg, !. Hunter Coz W
Thompson do, N. L. NlcCready Go; Ann Eliza, Francis.
Philadelphia, w. J. McKee Byron Kecham, do Bunker
Place. Also shp Massachusetts Spear, Hamburg, Nesmith
Walsh; brig Gardiner ii. Wright, Renton Philadelphia Brett
Vose
Arrived.
Packet ship Patrick Henry Deano from Liverpool Aug "a
with mdse 10 Grnnel Mintum < Co. 23th of Tuskar
spoke Rocka from Liverpool for New Yorkle Liverpool
the day after The H. has had moderate easery winds
aud fine weather the whole passage. Shenandoah from Phla
delphia and Remittance from NOrcans the GOTH
Packet ship Oxford Rathbonc, from Liverpool Aug "a with
mdse C. H. Marshall Sailed in co. 18th Swatara, for pbls
Understood 5000 sh 10th lat AZ u.s. Ion 60 40 w, whaling sc
Stranger Sparks Of Boeon6 80 bills blksh OIL fol
home, soonepd Aug H. whaling scr Louisa, Cook III Pro-
vincetown no at lon bbs blksh oila well Aug Is
of Tuskar ship Metoka FIN Liverpool for Nfork john
q Coser do for Canton The Oxford anchored In the Lower
Bay on Friday night a 10 O'Clock.
Schr Helca Mary Amcs, from Thomaston, with lime
master
Schr Hero. Smith, from Thomaston, with lime
Shin Stephen Whitney Thompson, Liverpool and others.
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SHIP NEWS.
BY Inst Nights SOUt hern Mail.

PHiLApELPHiA, Sept h-An Globe. Lowry. Liverpool;
Bremen bremenl koper Bremen; John Clayton Parker.
Ma,anzas; Amethyst, Anderson Eastport and herm brig
unknown.
BAlIpioRr. Sept s-Cd Mary Llufro, Demenn; Quadru.
Barbados; Herald Rogers Nassau VermiIiion Seaman New
York. Sid Iowa Pernsmbuco: Psncha Boston, Royal sailor
and VIM Horatio, st Johns, NE.
NcRIolK Sept PAR Henry Blatsley s. Domingo for
CD Two Brothers. Keen. w Indies l-In Hampton Roads.
Grace Brown for Liverool Schiller If and for Bremen; Do
Hoop, Breml for Salina, for America. and 20 others
detained by Mt, and f. wind.
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Common Pleas.
m MI n

ssrr. A.-DEcEIoSs.- farmers Bank Of Canton VS..
H,,vey Ely This was appeal from order at Cham.
bsr' presenting the question: whether foreign corpors
ton maintain sction this State after the expira
ton OF ia chsrter7 the action having commenced prev
Ously By this act Of IS Sessions page 25 the dsselu
ton OF corporation by the expiration Of its charter shall
not abse any suit brought previous thereto The
at Chambers made the suppoon that this ar.
piled to foreign well to DOMESTIC CORPORATIONS is
ruled that upon Plaintiffs RENTING SO, ~ Of the verdict
had at the vardictthe verdict to the balance is
hrmad, with costs.
Gro,g. Nc Ca tnep vs. Ehphad 81 alton An action to
recover contract This has been referred back
to the law referees with instructions 10 report the
mod. in which the result of the referees stated in their
report, arrived at The law allows builder
tor work DONE which is accepted by the owners
if 'he work not according to the contract; Wend
$50 90 But there is to be deducted ample allowance
for ALI such damages the defendant has sustained by
the departure from the contract; "a Wend. 81
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AUCTION SALES.

A uGTIoT TICE.-WELLINGToN A. CARTER.
vote himself hereafter !" The rommsion and mportnx bus
III offer uolc auction Wednesday, 18Th sep,em
rio5 Madeira Por, and Sherry Wines cnrdsls a. segnee
brands Champagne Of the hest mpoations 81 Coix and otee
k"ms Also, &c mpiee assortment OF Wines in glass Ha-
egaIs Caret and Cordial Bottles White and Blue Mar
bic Tiles &c &c. Terms liberal which will be known the
sale. Casl eidy Monday 10th Sept part Of the
above entitled To deuenture. sla 4tsrc
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General Sessions.
Before the Recorder, and Aldermen Dickinson ar

Before the Recorder, and Aldermen Dickinson and
Mott.
ssrr. IA --T,ial Of Madam Bird. centiaued-Upon th'
opening OF the Court, the trial of Madam BIRD was an
nounced
Mr. GaAH.M offered to prove BY Dr.. sweeny, that the
deceased told hi IN she suffering from treatment OF
Madam Rssell and to introduce conversations between
the witness and Miss Munson, in the absence OF Mrs
Bird. TO establish the TACT tina such was the Case
The prosecution objected this aud the Court reject
ed the of r, aud the defence excepted.
The Grand jury came into Court and asked to be die
chargei aud weie accordingly with the hanks of the
Dr. J.uv, wR,eHr was then recalled-he testified that
on the 2gh OF March he called Miss Munson,
apou, o'clock in the morning. and that he then.
after seeing the patient asked Mrs Bird what time the
On Crosi -axaminaton, he testified that although he
aud had his suspicious that had produced by other
than The natural means he did not give any Information
any Of his business, and ouly had suspicion
DR.. J PETE $, who made the post morte I'm exan1na
on described the appearance OF the different organs ana
expressed his opinion. from the appea ance oil the
body, that recent and premature delivery had taken
place and that two conceptions had taken place at oHe
Professor GILlMAN. whs also present at the post
norton exsmna ion, corroborated the evidence OF DR.
Peters, coincided with him the opinion that there
recent and premature delivery. The prosecution
Mr. GaAH.M called upon the clerk of tie court for the
coroner's paEers OF the inquest
The DnrRcr ArroaNrY opposed the motion. on the
ground that the counsel for prisoner had no right to
had become matters Of record The Recorder and Al
derman Mott decided that the counsel had right
spec the papers after they recorded with clerk
that persons charged with any offence nigh be enabled
to ascertain the charges against them and to prepare
their defence. He regretted thst the reporters Of the
public press permitted to publish evidence given
before Coroners Juries. md in Police Courts, because
parties implicated, by that means informed Of the
charges made against them and in many enab led
10 escape punishment And also because it tended
to Prejudice the public that when citizens called
uponto act jurors it became necessary to enquire Of
them whether they had formed any opinion. The Court
had not the power prevent the press from such
but they wonld IL they could The Court therefore
could only leave 10 the good Of the conductors Of
the public to remedy the evil fThe Recorder
guman' az very consistent-very j
At this stage OF the case Il Of o'coc) the Court aa
iourned till Monday ct II o'clock.
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YELLOW FEVER IN MOBILE Gases OF yellow
been reported except persons too recently arrived
amongst TO have become acclimated. The general
health OF the city j. in other respects very goo and the
resident POPULATION not yet apprebensive If epde
mic Still the utmost prudence is required from the
acc'imated, who already among and bound
to add that is net in opinion for strangers
tarry here Perhaps overs;ate the danger but it is
best 70 upon that side. The weather for day
mid day from 20 to % degrees in the winds
norlhwardly during the night Mobile Register, Sept
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90 SICK HEADACHE-Nervous or proceeding from
bad state of the stomach il prevented cured the
most remarkable by DR.. Spohn's Remedy. TO he
fou I'd with full directions only at 81 Courtland street
There large number Of citizens who know this ond
that that attack may be wholly prevented by the
If bottle of this drink, and think 1t their duty
TO let others know there many fasehoods in
that sufferers do know what dert
upon Whole families in this city. every member
which subject to this complaint have been entirely
cured by this sovereign remedy.
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BRIG PASpoRA-Capt Proa Of the Great Britain, from Ii
yerpoo cpor.-Aug lat a. 90 lou l6 ~ passed the entirely
low amidhp the perfectly smooth The time 81,
have picked by vessel which then
sight hull down. the westward OF the Great Britain She
had passed the before her; vestge OF
be about herr all mus have been burnt up
The three massd schr Aurora which went ashore short
time since the beach Swansboro has been got off by
VIM Ferrand lng expense and now IN the harbor
at Wilmington, NC. having received but little damage.
~ Whalemen.
Ar Maarcss,t 10Th brig Edwsrds rerosyvsspoke July
10TH Harriet, Clifford, Falmouth, i3 sp 3s barquc Sarah
Mayhew Matt, 22e sp Annawan. Dexter do $50 Aug q
Willis Higgins, do 90 sp Lucy Penn'map, 10 DIS FIN Bost fof
Busnos Ayes a tlysbsh Jegney Matt clean 3lst l %
Lagrange Lambert Matt 100 sp 18th Bclleise Prov
100 sp Aug o 40 sp and VIII Also spoke July lat 49,
At Sandwich Islands April 49, Janus, Turner, NIB oil
st.ted
AT at Proyincetown 18th inst Pacific Tison, Atlantic
Ocean, 220 bbls 81 oil
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05- MANY ATTEMPTS HAVE BEEN MADE TO
the symptoms OF veneria disease in broken
tuition Diets toncs diuretcs, akales stimulents pur.
gaves emecs mercurial alternatives and oil 9th
remedies have been resorted but with little
Dr. Blackweils Ant Acrid Tncture and Scotch Renova
the only remedy yet discovered that will in
form state OF the disease the complaints
econs Of the ureter diabetes or disease Of the bladder
and all other complaints arising from this dreadful msa
dy. II Bernard 81 Nassau street IL the only author
sed agent in the United States for the sale Of this valuable
medicine.
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Passengers Sailed.

9. Western Alfred Large, Otto We
sssnSP9Ven BraI,on Robbins = Pope E%mansei Berr
Bsdora klaene., Of Galvest9n Mr. Gillespie chill
dren ard seryen Mrs Loin CHI en Of Mon
zeal; Thos Bri;coe Bradshaw, Of London Kuhl Lou
field; Mary Ana SeIwood Thomas Clifford Of England Miss
Cupie John Cunningham Sco'lana; Edmund SHARPE India
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0Cj- A General Naval Court Martial If 10 con-
Washington Monday ior the trial 81 LIEUT..
John wes'. late OF the som-Is Capt John New ,on
and Chief Engineer John Fsron, together ~uh such
others the Secretary Of the Navy msy di-ct The
Cou.t IA OF Cspsins, Commodore Stew ait
presiding Bait .4mer Sept "a
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Passengers Arrived.

LwERPooL-sh;p Patrick Henry.-Mr. and Mrs. Wheaton
Bradish and family DE-. r. T. E.worh Hartford Conn;
Thos Den.iston Sd .ist New York Jane, B,mes Mrs.
shields. Mr. John Mo9head daughter and two York
and Master Hogg, Ohio. Second cabin Mrs. and Miss Henry
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VIRGINIA BANK NOTES.-The Merchants Bsnk,
OF Btmore r.. the the Bark Of the Valley
~ Winchester, and the branches at ChsriestoDD aud
R,mney PER cent discount and the notes Of the TX
OF Virginia, and its branch at Fredericksburg. aud the
Farmers nk, at vlgInii ami ITS branch Frsdericks
burg, al per cent discount Bait finer Sept ia
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Before Judge Vanderpoe
sEPr. Ia -Darby Elliot ct al! This case, reported in
yesterdays Hrryid sta DIS adjourned to Monday.
This Court will be occupied in argument during
the ensuing week, and no jury will be tried.
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Marine Cssurt.

Before Judge sherman.
SEPT l4.John Williams Us. d C Sioat-An action to
recover damages for loss and injury of deer-
danrs horse running away in Brsadw " and up.etting
PLAIN cart and load Of molasses and njuring his horse
Verdict for plaintiff, $50 damages.
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U. =. CommIssiomer's ONCE

SSPr l4-Captan Casey. of the schr George Pollock
examnei the charge of ia treating one Of his
{, coored macJ board that weasel off Newborn
G in August last It appeared that the seaman was
ahon running awav as the Capt supposed when he gave
him a few blows The necessary ingredients OF malice
hatred and i'll will to constitute the charge Of cruelty
not being satisfactorily proved, the Captain dis
charged.
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The Banks OF Ca.ads, according to their Official re-
ports have wthn.he past year been very regular in
their operations and their average returns show very
sound condition. The average Of the Quebec
Bank for the past three months showing the amount OF
liabilities and assets must be very satisfactory to those
Interested Amidst the improvement that has taken
place in the provinces in the local trade and the
imports for the past season. which have created
increased demand for money the banks resorted
to any expansion, of consequence The Quebec Bank
has since June slightly increased its circulation and
perienced decline in bullion During June and July
the amount of specie hand exceeded the the
circulation but the returns for August show that this
position has been reversed.
u
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MARITIME HERALD.


We shall esteem favor Captains Of Vessels will give
70 ROBERT SILvEy Captain Of News Boats, report Of
the shipping left the whence they sailed the
spoken on their passage list Of their Cargo and foreign
medasly their arrival Agents and Correspondents home
abroad will also confer favor by sending this office all
ton Of any kind will be thankfully received
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N Il l. O'S G. A Il DE N ].
GREEN HCIrSE pr ANTS

4st ALL THE COLLECTION Of rare and choice Green
1THouse Plants belonging Nblos Garden, will be sold
<1RsAat auction, MONDAY 10th September without
serve the Green Houses unavodbly broken up They
consist q e Plants such as Camelas Rhododen
nate Trees bearing fruits Acc'cas Cas,ias uagcoas Hibs
Fit,ospom, Sparm Jesmnes Eusenia Aieaen
ca or Bottle Brush, India Rubber Oeandrs Laure.ti
iuca Palms Lautanas DISCUS, Daara, tuphorbias &c
Dwarf Orange aud Lemon C ame-s great variety
Camra stocks, &c. kc.
Pacu future advertisements Catalogues will be ready
u FEW DAYS. sl0rc
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Ss,i62323 S7,96o, 0o6 s3,i33,2l3 s3,l74,a2j
The New Orleans banks have for some time pat been
undergoing contraction. The for business is
about commencing again, and the banks WILL without
doubt extend again their movements From all accounts
received SHOULD Judge that the crop Of cotton
new coming in will be much larger than any previous
one produced in this country. lis extent may have
very great influence speculation, and prevent opera.
tions of that The supply will undoubtedly be
much greater than the demand and this ay deter specu.
laors from medling with it, The banks of New Orleans
will have much they do to satisfy the demand
for facilities from the commercial classes without attend
ing the wants Of spectators The gea production Of
cotton sugar &c in that section Of the country must
make business very active in New Orleans the coming
season.
We annex a statement showing tho whole amount Of
the debts and assets Of the Bank Of British North Amer
the close Of the year 1885, and the amount Of ts
notes pay able on demand which have been in crculs-
ton during every month Of the year; together with the
amount Of specie and other assets, distinguishing each
kind Immediately available in every month for the dis
charge Of such notes
BANK OF BsIrsH NORTH AMERICA.
Debts. .dsses
Circulation ..Gll7379 10 Specie. .Gl2loo3 Q
Other liabilities. 565877 IS Other assets ,39363 !
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