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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-03
VIM. Il. MchlNSTRI, - UtAnd.st
NeIv-York, April 2slh, 1876.

Ds TOWNSEND make the following statement, In or
tes express my gratitude 10 yoG sud 20 recommend
your Slrsapsr!ls, ald your Compound Extract o SarSa
paria hose who unfortunate ss 10 have LUug
Comp Consumption. While residing IN the South
ereral ago had .org and severe sickness which
with subsequent exposure. materially injured my CON
su,ior being ahle how mach " the time ~ SorS
although NY lungs were affected and had cough for
grew much worse, and The last Winter
caught cold TIE pain my breast, distress IN
breathing and coughing very much increased. | took
number Of popular remedies for Consumption. but they
failed 20 relieve me. AZ last was confined to nay room
and was bad with the Consumption that did not eN
pe.t 10 remain here long. Marcus D. Moore, who
resides al the corner Lydius and Grand Sta, who w'
coa6rm this s,ateuieail and made disposition OF my
property days AFTER ;hls, friend seat you to see
me you ordered bottle OF your Extract ~ SarSaparlh
look it according your directions, and Immediately
felt rricveiuy pain gradually ett meI soon breahed
sreelv-uly hacking cough suosdedl rsi>sd easily ana
slept soundy-an my sstor-hucnt and delight when
hsd takea the contents the bottle able you well
remember walk from Ferry Beaver-st 10 obtain mon
have continued take II, and about my business
aihou Oh II than months >iucs commenced
with YOUR nlsdicInes-and thankful 10 the Lord Thai
induced ~ try them. SAM. II. SVUAKf 10 terry-sL
Albany, May 18th, 1874.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-03

Mormon AND HANCoCK DIFFlcULTIEs--W =
have intelligence from Nauvoo MP the evening Of
Monday last At that time every thing was quiet Most
OF the Mormon had crossed the river and large por
ton OF them haze gone OF by boats majority went
up the rivcr whilst considerable numberto South
cru direction many OF them 10 this place.
There were sull few families. and considerable
amount of stock oxen cows sc TO be crossed over the
river On Sunday evening Mr.. Wood the Mayor OF
Quincy. and another gentleman arrived Montrosc
with provisions, clothing &c to tho amount Of 500
contributed by the citizens OF Qnucv-which, on Mon
day they distributed rs they thou .ht beneficial
Mr Wood took n list Of those remaining ana makes
tho whole hunter. men, women and children. six hun
bred and iorty number OF families had out
be stated that the whole number OF Mormous remaining
Nauvoo Montrosc and the vicinity. does exceed
thousand. iSt. Louis Republican Sept -.
The Anti.Mormons OF Hancock County arc contrbut-
ING for the relief OF the Mormons IN provisions &c.
Many OF those who have left NaUvoo especially OF the
women and children need not have done but they
went Oh under false alarm Tor their personal safety
An express. with mail from the Mormon camp. on
Grand River, reached Montrose Monday. He report
ed that the MorInons az camp generally IN the en-
joyment OF good health and were getting along very
well They We're when the express leii- cutting and
putting up hay the prares for the OF their stock
and il the intention OF the leaders, this
done TO send back number OF wagons and trains
to take out such unable 70 move themselves
This met another express one hundred miles from
the Mormon camp, conveying the Intelligence Of the at
tack on Nsuvoo and the critical condition OF the Nor
mons and OF the Temple Il supposed that this
news when il reached the camp would expedite the
sending OF the wagons The express reports that they
had the prospect for fair crop at their encampmen'
A company of Anti Mormons continued 10 occupy the
city oil Nsuvoo and the Temple. They were very as
siduous in the protection Of persons and property and
al was quie, aud orderly The troops were becoming
quite tired OF the inactivity garsoning the andt
probable that but small force will be found there BY
the end of this week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-03
Dntsut Glcoiines.
Dr.. TOWNSHIPS COMPOUND

EXTRAcT OF SARSA9ARlLLA.-Tki Extract IS pai
H up II quart selsSit is frsscseaFeT, pessAnter ad
warranted superior any sold It diseases witost
-crzrg, e,rsizg ise;eaas The ?sElcn,, an
- particularly adapted fora
SPRING AND SUMNER MEDICINE.
The g7est 5saaiy ARD superiority Of this SrssSsriiis
81 cthtT remedies "a, vh;e 1t ersdtcsies disease
iuvisoTaies the bo<ay.
CON MPTIoN CURED
CONSUMPTION s. SVSEp
Eysr>! Cor-,r1pt,r1 Ls=er Complaint Gods Coaya4
i's:..yys iresraG Sytttu,e Of Eoad, Ss,vnes tx
C'szt Esstic ffssi, NS1i Szets, D:Seud "
P~s-.le f,-porss7ssieH zud Psra n az SUD-,
sc Axe lzd C Cured.
Probably here never remedy thSI has been
cesshlI IL desperate ct Consumption his l.
eausss and strengthens The system srd appears 70 heal
he ulcers Oh ;e lungs and TIE patients sr1caly regain
iacir usual health snd strength
READ THE PROOF
pk. TOWNSEND had been afflicted fer months by a
dry hacking cough; least rased grcai Sa,luLes 0;
bad mater and experienced severe PAIN II ny len side
accompanied with distress my luugsy cough very
much Increased aad had cold n.ht-syvea.s Learning
iha: you had remedy for such cases concluded 10 Try
Il purchased bottle yCgT Extract vi SsrsapartilS
before lad finished taking H. MY cough, rasug ana the
pain my side .e and now have rSsiaed my gene
health Believing your medicine 10 be very valuable
one cheeTfuy recorcmerd II those who are similarly
situated found the medicine pleasant to the taste Anc
siren gtnening 10 The body.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-03
" Hear NJ Sch Terry. one

" Hear Mr Seth Terry Of the Oldest and most re-
.prctabe Lawyers Hartford, Conn The following Is
an extract OF letter received from him
DR. TOWNSEND have Used on- botLe OF yoa' SdrsA-
IA and ni excellent in IL effects upon CHROME
rn.umsnc pain 70 which subject from an INJURY oc
ra.oned several Years ago ia pubic stage Please send
M. Two bottles 70 The Of DR. seymour have con
yersed with Two principal PhTsiclsg aGa sc2n
naended your Ssrsaparla 7EAH 4Eahi-
Hartford, Mafca y, i1+5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-03

NETWORK AND ERIE RsilrUs1 Company
SThe stockholders the SsEYSrs ari Ere Railroad
Company .-= sereo. noio-5 ita; r1sta.e1t OF nTs
dol-E per share a. shares T<uich tse rSrsns a.
riy IaS DO not exceed twenty do4rz IL required 10 -
raid agreeable 10 ybe of suhscrpo1i a me ofnee
Of The company No. IS sst before he tfs Gay
~ October -sI Ev or5e. Of ne Board OF DIRECTOR
All nj NATHANIEL MARSH SecY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-03

FROM HAYrr-By the arrival ei the brig HaytL
Capt Cuts tho journal Of Commerce has Port au Prince
dates to the l5th nit,
The utmost tranquility prevailed throughout the l..
and. The udicOus abors OF President Richie have 70
suited in restoring tina; prosperity to the country which
suddenly blghted by the aInenied death of Guer
rer Immediately after MS the highest
nee IN the State Richie addressed himself reconcng
the civil ieuds that for long period had desoated the
land and Impoverished the people and tor this purpose
he lett the Capital aud proceeded 10 the southern por
toH r. the Island. He spent nearly three months in this
patriotic labor, and achieved success commensurate
with the bcnevoence OF his designs and the wisdom and
energy evinced in the adoption and execution OF his
plans He returned 10 Portau-Prnce the 18th OF
Igns, and entered the city with all the honors of -
unph. The people from far and throneed 70 give
him welcome, and conducted him through triumphal
arches raised to honor him by the principal authorities
One OF these sGrmouuted by his statue. and
inscribed To Jean Baptiste Richie the Pachcator Of
the South Cries OF " Live the Pacihcator, Live the
Republic and the indvisbliiy OF its Territory filed
the air and the general Joy OF the people responded
by the OF the forts and the feet In less than
three months the President mad repressed insurrec-
ton formidable threaten the existence OF the
Republic. chiefly by the power o.! moral suason. and
had restored TO duty and minds blinded by the
most banetul deusOn and the tranquility thus reesab.
shed the basis OF concord and unity Of interest pro-
misses TO be durable The Senate, before whom he was
conducted expressed the warmest acknowledgment OF
his services.
Great activity prevailed in commercial matters The
scarcity of coffee and logwosd had raised the price OF
those articles that their expectation this country
would scarcely pay profit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-03

IN TouyxsEsD-Dea7 Str. have been entirely cured,
BIZ using your Extract Of SarsapaIa, vi chrome nhsn
ruItory rsanasn, with which nave been afflicted Tor
d. a.t two wears very severely. have endured the
so-t agontzing palms, nv feet and legs drsadtglly
swollen have been months - hen vas unable
TO attend my business beIng cured Of The hrQas M
and having general health restored By Jour agreeable
meaciae thought could no than seG1AnI you
OF my success in using your >arsapariia- Perhaps !
should add hal used the prescriptions of Pny ana
purchased sce Of e the ernbocAtons and ofnenls ls
III. market and received benefit Yours, Ae
WILLIAM LIPPIsCOTT, rs Water-st
Ynr.G r-r - Iadi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-03
YucA1Ax-The siglo XIN. publishes decree

YucATAN-The Sigio NIX. publishes decree
OF the Congress. declaring
J. Thst Yucsian recognizes and pcoe!ans the v-5ans
es,o of rhe ci:g OF (ustalayars 81 The 10Th Of May.
> Thai Yucatan WI continue II the same position OF
self.yovernme1t untl by acknowledgment b. the
General Government OF the nTioAoiy OF The treaties
OF Sc she can with honor return her allegiance
, That Yucatan convinced that General Santa Anna
has given al various times proofs Of his patriotism and
has promulgated the most liberal sentiments recognizes
him and ai,ls hin chief director OF the Mexican
RpDubfir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-03

% Hon, WILLIAM 7. LAWRENCE Of Tompkins
Canvas nominated for Congress by the Wing Conven'
tea Ofthe XXvIh District OF this State held at lavs
@on the 10th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-03

% GSS, JEsur, says the Washington CORES.
pendent of the Jour Com is ordered the South to su-
pern,end look into every thing appertaining TO the
economy and sutciency of the army supplies transpor-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-03

q BENZ. p JOHNSON OF Rome, Oneida Co.
saO recently disappeared very suddenly this City has
'aed in England We believe he expects to return
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-03

LATER FROM HAvANA.-By the ship Norma.
ssh sailed from Havana the 18th ulI we learn that
are no European, freishts gwen 10 american bot
- that port while English and Spanish vessels arc
say TO leave in ballast for other ports. in the United
,sss-no coastwise freight offering. There have been
5'ses ready 10 take sugar as ; reals per box
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-03

NORRIS hO6lNSON- FreslIenA-
SAa'L- aAS$AY. SecTetl-T-
MIxTUES Posr. VI Plys 90, - 5s9A--Nas u
,ss- Piles. Irritation Of the Kidneys, PAIN u lie
Back ~ SIDE abuA Co-t.yeneas z rPtion- sore Eyes
DR. INGOLDSSY'S PILE sPhCiFIC hes made ra1iea!
orcge BY .er.onal reference The sPeHe 5 cot p1rza
i've and i IN entirely Yeze.Aae feiey !" Ao-i PATE
roIr-vntr yar,soe or zlo-s pleasant 20 axe a; Per
800 n ~ most drcs- cs--s, male or :erale
Agents VIII be sfPoin;ed N 80 - S'! -
q 80. EEsLS CO. log SASSAU-ST.
n Wafer Cure House.-Ats u, : core eo PHI
ues &c receive parents 81 Der sooss' 81 i7"A'-
M, G. also isis iairs Laa children Al her bones and
sives direction, the sPptcaEloa OF " sieT Cure ~
rvAtwocd,s c Celebrated Empire Took stores.
TO So .srr-s-.st Usual ReTsocs waning
tSe S,r.s ave invited -Ssr,lne t9er1 before pEchs
Ing e.ewhers Wholesale Aac retail nv neGoA Z d
~si@r--t
p-,.-,.,I Pnrrnolegi-y~ and Pubiishers-
rt5IvtFgS : WELLS Isl Ssss-n-st o7'o- n<Iei. 1on
4 -isN-t 1 NJ In y ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-03

gELavILLE WETE LED.
THE su6-eeer ere rsiyns tom iaE . .f CO., q 20.
and N All %: up Il casks AID kss < ecn insy =
rs; e5aaI in caaty - any Por'ed arzni fos sAT L
los q 'oe = FRYaTT. CAMPsELL co: is5 Frost-.t
.1.-s.s 80 Litnars-. ard Crz-Ze Htrera- sl sIn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-03

WILLIAM TRACEY is an Independent, candidate
& Congress in the Ninth District OF the same
State. Heis Loco. Foco. No chance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-03

\. a The bark Abby Baker, Captain Pratt. which
50 rom Lsguna on the 18th Of August left the L.
ss brig Porpose a, that port with Mexican prize
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-03

DR ToxSsEsD Yod remember laai wEen obtained
bottle Of yoqr Sa.sspara AID ProGSed Il u effected
r,IIe 20 I'VE certificate happy 70 Baye y IN
NV power 70 return the fayor had oreD soFely 2icted
T The Reclamation Tor months rIuch u the TINE 20 bad
maj could neither esI sleep walk IL wO1h De I'M
oos.ibe for NE describe TIE pain and ezony endured
tred number of remedies without beng benefited
ygisrnan Who tho Qualities Of yOur sarsaparis
INDUCED me 10 .ry hoti!e. did 50, and 70 my great
:shnaent i IL ie~ days elected perfect cure
anY are ircredu!0us nTts them 10 call on NE and
,ycruise 70 ..ri.iy shrfn Of the truth Of Ire
ia GODFREY No. 5 Li5eYty.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-03
General Notiees.

~ September Report of The Mutual Life In
.uru nee c ompany Of New YORK, No Z W a. SIT
ruI;isu ir!a The month OF September, issued nzety
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-03

% Hon. JOHN D. CuMMINS has been nominated
Se reelection to CONGRESS in the with District Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-03

80 ypYIf: pAPER-ioea resm, for sale by
- ~ CYRUS ". YIELD. 9 Bgrtnk sic.
I0LOKED PAPEKs-Aa aaii assortment p, ss's
III CYRUS W. FIELD, SuItngshp So ."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-03
NETWORK CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
EIGHTEENTH wEEK.-cIvm DAY.

Closing Up-Common Schools and Colleges
curities from Associations for Gain and Traffic.
Great Change in the Law-The Elective Fran.
chise-Negro Sufrage-60 Day Check-Wealth
Making Black Man White, and an Inferior
Race Learned and Wise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-03
Albany, MaTcn D, ls45.

d. Tovssgsp-Dear Sir. Hy vile was last FzA al,
scksd with fever, and toos large GiiaLGurs %
caonlel this caagt -iolert cold, SIC " q eo
fred 20 her s5o9r tro months. When NE ier ~.
h-r see aitzcGed with distressing pans tne 80.
-otretiul-s BAD her ard sno1eefs I.s- SC
skpost DISTRACTED caid get nothing 10 re1eye aer 1nl
e ed yoQr SarsaparllIa which. 7vhen Ne Apptl'e, -.
3taely cnresi her We fee under 2ii&1Loes ~ - -
~ Z. la ot~rs may avail he-seees z. as
mean and sH-crsI remedy she had fever to s =
liz Sp-lng and has HogS4ec VIZ; 49, rIrSTT
he had and ns-k-
Danel-s, Alossy, April 2. lS4s-
p-,-t,eI Ofrr rs FzitoH-st Se9s-iork arf Jos
sc, pearIsl Albany Agsurs for Sesoa Esdctng
SS-It ...fe.r Dr. Dyott lS2 SerLh Second-s-
Ca NO : : Hx-cs Druggist. Baltimore. P ".
r.- GgzrIessou 1elIa .rIZaS Co seU-Ofszns l52
SS.rtrrsst Ala e- principal Drnggsts troz gno1t
- T--jf.d s-st,.s West I-dIes and Canada
Sgrr gsr1ire e1esp, POI NJ n TIE arge square betes
r.ch contain quart, and signed with he wrirtsn nzn1
..r1rs 80 P TOWNSEND, AID nis blown n tbs
zlszk 80 'IA~~riAn S~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-03
BOOTS AND SHOE 8.

THE SUBSCRIBERS TAKE THIS OCCASIps
TO NOTIFY TaElE rzIEsDs Aap TIE rceLic GENERALLY,
81 OF THEIR REMOVAL from lss TO H2 Chatham
It opposite The Theatre formerly known as he Old
BURN; Boot and Shoe Sto1e,l where h,J arc pFepsf-
sS 81 70 dispose Of goods in er Inc al pr1css snpIsSe
IDENTIFY ehsspehsaper than any other IKE es,apsiesaT
The ,ahscrsoers would respectfully tng'ie perso..s
tend purchasing 10 czl examine thesr nsw ha
stock NilcI! yarieY .eIcesenfs acc -
aol b. .g.siet A y., and thorough exam VII %
sars 70 rr-x- clstauaer The STOCK CONSISTS OF ooo
,o,l9 respectfully esn tbe atseptica o. lse Lsh.es
Of SeT Yofk u iher s.sortnra OF Lsdlss nns Ss. sn
S,r C..,,. Buskins Ia Slippers VINE sac ei11 ssth
si5 -. ,-lelI good ~ cHn BE- H1n " ne siIy
III PStis,sr Z, per cent. cheaper. SMITH EisIEI,
AI a. 80 ~ IA CsAEnaIn-st opposite TIC Theatre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-03

IN VaTI. FlsHJOSs.-Nsls, H..s.-Psr. mole
MI I'm rs a. g. equal t5ose sold py others s ~
4A 40 eIersni drsss - 80 and e Is, sfpenorE
,r snd sn.h 10 dose IL many pacss al -; hats
~ r 4; Much VIII bs pleased hs Mer5s mia
s-t.bitshu,ert GEORGE P. Il BROWN,
"A i'm i6 Csoai-ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-03

BOARDING. Gentleman and his Wife and two
- OF three single gentlemsn, he accommodated with
ii,.., n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-03

"a UNION HOUSE, Springfield, Msss.-The sub.
M scriber has taken The above named and splendid
Hotel just completed, at The centre Of tho beautiful
public accommodation ON the so,h instant The Union
House large richly finished and furnished and oss
eQuai-d advantages TO all persons travelling through
kept the United States Hole and Congress Hall n Sa
slgs the subscriber respectfully invites his old friends
and patrons and all other. give him call In bis neS
ouartsrs 3 g. SEMANs.
Spat.egtsIp Univ 2lth IR4S lySp SIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-03

What though the may not be Spiained,
Since their elects are duly Gsceftalned,
Let no. Dclus;on Pre- judice or Pride,
Induce mankind 70 set the means aside
Means which though simple, are by Heaven designed
al, rint ~. I'm ~. OIL human kind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-03
Cautio u.

re- TIE great celebrity and .uecess q Cnflst:rs Gai-
,- and a=tic Articles have rsu.-t hem ~ % eo1n-
--s,.t Be -Asded against ell Lhs=e ;rnnaric1s a. Icy
are etsrrf ,rtae-z Dr. Christie has oa; one taor;<ed
g-ut in -aca cIl- u he Union. WAC slore las NE genuine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-03
MRS. ANGELINA BROWN

BOARD WANTED-For gentleman and wife--pu
ID family preferredful board tor lady breakfast
and gentleman. together with good sized ROOM
exceed IS per week Address Lawyer Ut this
ndica oil Sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-03

S1 0nn $1,000 OR 81 ,900-To loan on iu.
Cl,OOO, proved Real Estate In this City, In tee al
per ceut Apply al the Lamp Store OF
oil Srs John W. MORGAN. lSt Ecltor-s;. N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-02

WARRINGTON, March 81. 1886

WARRINGTON, March 81, 1886.
Var '-Arm, Arm IN is, it Is the Canno~'s
Opening WU-FotiO,c up your Charge Cry,
down 1ith England, Harry andSt. Gsorge-Csn
the Roll
"War is inevitable ?" General Cass has beer
making US another war sreech. For upwards OF
two hours he poured forth stream Of facts, figures,
ropes Smiles, metaphors. Illustrations, quotations.
authorities, incidents, poetry, rhetoric, argument
such miscellaneous, hemog neous stream Of beau
tiful images, and horrld phantoms, and dazzling
bubbles, as we have not heard for many-many
long day. Ii was beautiful speech-it was more
1t was powerful speech--a patriotic speech--a
great speech. He bound the grim visage OF war In
evergreens, and put such dlspay Of shining dra-
perry around the old heathe,, that ne really looked
like passable sort OF an Imposler The General
presentel him with the strongest credentials but It
was clear the Senators around had no desire TO
cultivate the acquaintance OF the stranger. But old
Mars was there, the god Of war; and sensible
aroma oil gunpowder pervaded the atmosphere in his
presence. He kept towering aloit in height, and
expanding In his proportions, as the Senator con-
tnued to speak; 30 that, at the conclusion, the
shoulders of the war god were against tine sky
light, and his head outside overlooking the country
around. War is inevitable" provided II comes
but the argument Of tine General you will lind, OF
substantially the thread OF it, In your reporters
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-02


Win DO deprecated 10 value These roads Greats ne
ousiness BY which they i've and they intimately
connected ard depend much upon esch other, that
each l. osnsassd hy oil the rest A permanent and
sle Investment tiltoads therefore superior any
tnns che -. account Of their productiveness;
second. on account Of their secursy and third.
count OF the prospective increase In theft value COM
pared with present prices There Is much greater
gan Tor an improvement in the market and actual value
OF some railroad stocks than in Others account Of
their cost location &C. and account Of the dsprecs
lion under which they at present abor but tn, bust
ness Of all railways there must be very great increase
Even in those companies now paying large
sec continual increase in receipts. There is not rail
road in the country but that shows an increase in re-
ceipts compared with last year. An increase however
gradual must ultimately make those productive that
not now.
The following table exhibits the value of stocks Of
the banks in Boston, according to their returns to the
State the LIST Of November, ls4S. calculated upon
their net profits hand after deductiny unpaid debts
considered doubtful From the per censge above par
two per cent should be deducted for interest received
and not earned and for months expenses since Oct
lst l945
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-02
vAIUr OF BosTos BANK srock, Nov isss.

The real value Of these stocks may be less than given
in the ADORE tables the only possibility Of the value being
greater IS that some Of the debts considered bad or
doubtful may prove much better than put down in the
calculations and the real estate may be valuable
than estimated by the banks.
According to thu data upon which these estimates nre
made the stock Of some of the country banks Of Massa
chusets 10 valuable than any Of the city banks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-02

NEW AND UNRlvALLED sPLENDORs.
% WEDNEsDAY and thursday EVENINGS, April
LIST and ID will perform the Of vocal
and scrobatc Artists at tins splendid shrine under the control
OF Rockwell stone. Arhur Nelson, the invsnor Of the
went the pnlcmer and Mn zeal Sticks The great Tyrolean
Necao Harrington and Sou the unequaed Acobats and
Mnnch the superb corde voan'e artist, will perform
Particulars In the bills Of the day.
Doors open at commence at TX o'clock. Admance Is
cents to al parts Of the house.
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UCTiON SALE of a stock OF Hardware aud Cutlery,
"A No ~ Pearl street, Thursday April by JACOB 8,
PLATT-Sale commence at 10 o'clock The catalogues
ready aud 600 lots The attention of tbs
country, well citv trde directed the Terms,
months for approved endorsed pspr for OF $780, and
UPWARDS For PARTICULARS uud auction head Journal
Of Commerce. Courier and Enquirer, and Express.
m3i 2tisJ&Th
GARDEN Il HOUSE PLANTS AT AUCTION.
LEVY will sell on Thursday morning, at II O'Clock, at
IA No 800 Broadway choice co lection of rlant,.
from the garden Of Mr. D. Boil and selected by him when
Euors consisting Of standard and Roses Of
in flower with Of green house and paror Plants
vaions detail. nj 2tsrc