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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-10

SUDDEN DiATH.-Mr. Amos Gran
dali, Tor several years shi builder in
this town, expired suddenly on Thurs
day last. AT noon OF that day he was
at the Post Office, and OH his return to
his residence, he WAS seized with a fit
and expired. lie had been in III health
tor year or two past and had several
apopl, ciic fits. Mr.. G.. WAS an excel
lent meShanic. and had drafted and
built II large number OF fine vessels. For
The last year or two he had b. en- en-
ploycd rs craftsman by MIR. Hood, ship
circle Of relatives and friends to mourn
his sudden DEPARTURE Bristol Phen'a.
A contract has been catered into
with company in Wilmington, n. c.,
to lishl that town with gas generated
from pine wood, which is manufactured
at so cheap a rate that i, is estimated
that every house, in city o! $4,000 or
H,000 inhah .au,s, and al lis public
lamps, can be- lirh,cL for il sum Eot eX-
cscding oae doiiar per night. That's
what we cali both cheap and sasay.
80 Tire Woonsockci Pairlct in speak
ing oil the inmcnte hordes Of Office
seekers now in Washington, mnkes the
following very sensible and judicious
suggestion -
When it is remembered that t.cse
are the most impudcnl, most unprinci-
pied, and most roracous beggnrs in the
world, an interesting state ol society can
easily be imagined at the Capitol
| There should he national aims house
in which TO put them. and an eternal
'read-iniil int, 70 keep hem busy aud
out OF mischief
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LIauoH LAWN yERMcsr.--A cor
respondent oI the Boston Alias say
that the heavy vote given for the pro-
hibitory liquor law in Vermont, was
owing 10 Y eat degree TO ibe il 70
nous quality of The liquor sola in that
State.
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CHEAPER THAN MATCHES. - The
edilor OF the Albany Express, in the
course Of an article upon = Freaks and
Wonders OF Electricity whites out ,he
following spiritual manifestation:
Happening to he in he parlor Of Il
friend few evenings siccc, lie favored
Us with tho exhibition Of IL very pretty
electrical experiment. His daughter
walked briskley across the floor once or
twice, ans then rapidly approached an
cx,uguishcd gas bu,ncr, touched it
with ker fingers. and Instantly the es-
Gaping fluid burst into nannc 1t was
aa entirely new way Of lighting gas,
and involved Il grea, SAVING o. matches.
Any person in the room, if their shoes
and boots we're no, wet, could produce
the same effect. The sparks Of electri-
city emitted at the instant Of the contact
with The metal OF the burner ignitcd the
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-10

BANKS IN THE UNITED STATE. Tho
annual report cf the condition u The
banks OF the United States has been
made 20 the Secretary Of the Treasury,
irom which it appears that the Whole
capital reported is $2!7 S3l, i79. The
loans are 1906, 1894 ; the stocks,
S35, ,4j3,259 real estate, s297 375 /;
other invss m.n n's, S. 55S,794; specie.
s44,732 55S specie funds, Sl4, ,5l3.526 /;
circulation, $Il5,4GS,0S7 deptsites,
s22, 400, $50.
che following States have the a'gest
bana.ng capitals -
Nev FORK, S62, l07,2l6; Massachu-
scus, s 3.270, 800 Rhode Island, Sl4,
o37, 44l Connecticut, $l2, ,5u9. s07 (;
LOUISIANA, sln,03i 1870 Virginia $40,
5s3,7CO. Pennsylvania not rcl"itcd.
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Returns from over 100 towns, show
the election of SIS wings and Ill coali-
,ionists, with the whig strongholds
nearly all in. No doubt exists of the
Convention being ant-whig. Boston,
A wings; Cambridge and Roxbury,
each wings.
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The steamer Bay State which left
Fall River un Friday evening, did not
arrive here ill about 9 o'clock this even
ing che had a worry perIous time dur
lng lhc snow storm on Friday night.
The weather was so Thick il was i'm.
possible to tell her bearings, and she
finally came to aachor in seven ia,homs
of watcr within three miles of what
afterwards proved to be Gull Island,
where che lay till morning.
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Commissioner of the General Land Office.


Every person entitled to the right OF pre.emp-
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