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Decrease,

The object avowed by the in commencing
that the banks which has been in bring
ing about the position Of affairs here described the ns
tuition Of the subreasy scheme has supposed that this
plan at last the Of the bill passed
by the Senate, would becom. law appears that the
effects Of that bill already dreaded by the administration,
and the Secretary Of the Treasury and the President do
tber obecs eing the enforcement Of the specie
clause but the formation of National Bank Of based
the mints, whereby being possessed Of coin Of
bullion deposite and receive therefor certificate OF de-
poste which be used medium Of exchange and would
in bear premium This the first step towards
the formation Of the Bank OF Amsterdam and IL is intended 10
have a similar result here.
Mr. Benton and several OF the radical Of the loeoocos
s creating dssension in their party by their adherspcs
to the specie clause and the mptoms OF division
apparent that the bill will probably all in its
shape Mr. Calhoun, and the leading southern members
rally for the ill the ground that under M operation, the
prices Of every article OF supplies used by the planters will be
down least half while the prices OF will not be
affected by H. This position has great pausby, but II
argument that weakens the strength OF the bill In the
and northern states.
These OF the administration combined with the
struggles Of the bank give but little promise Of speedy
ration Of the currency We have 10 LOOK beyond
Dental election, to find the prospect Of steady circulating
dum.
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PACKETS TO ARRIVE.
Clearel.

Cleared.
Ss SSS5
Paterson Boston; Niagara Smith, Charleston.
Arrived.
Snp hr,sicya Colon Smith, days from Havana SC
Brig Agnes; Wilson, Of Portland, IS days from Ponce, PR
Brig paran, smith, days from Lubec with plaster Sc to
~ sshr David Cox Cox, days from Philadelphia mdr s
sehr Ruckman Van Name days from Baltimore mdz
sehr Renown, scul, days from Richmond with mdz to
schr President, Mock DIS fin -four to surges
schr Caronian Oakley DIS FIN Baltimore with mdz to
schr Barbara, squires days from Baltimore mdz to &
ser Ann Derickson days Philadelphia with mdu to
sehr Doyer, Dorsey, days from Philadelphia mdu, to
schr Sun, Corson ids FIN Richmond, mdz, capt
MARINE coRREsroSpnNGE
Our barber for weeks past presented quite lively
on the Gulf avail themselves passage avoid
s Ssas sIs the
the k % Syw & ri % e
%asa OF s S m trade The Gulf and all
ssSa s, nS a S FEY Sy ss
and will be hoys oS. for the of
sais ~ l,nsa sSSSs DE- q 1
E 80 ba r
1 s%%s en- Naf sss
wage.
published the arrival of the brig
DsspaichNThe bark Mason Barney Captain Cameron ar
rived here Sunday the 18th from Amsterdam, dis
CHARGED en s s and sailed again being
Naval.
brig Dolphin Comdt Bell from NYork arrived at Santa
Cruz Tenerfe Jau is; she had lost boat the coast
Y ship Ohio Commodore Hull, was Port Mahon Dec
81 Marks from Boston for st Marks Feb a. Cape Cod NV
of Hir s Mora e SxS los days from GuAyaqu for Havana
Duncan Watkins from NYork via Boston and Cadu fol
Lssh0'n' Dec u.s. suppose IL sirsdn.aa
At New Zealand Sept Hamilton, Of Sag Harbor
had ar1 that the Of do had been wrecked on
New London.
United States Ports.
BpsroS Feb Acid Cohasset Sears, NYork; Nle Cash
PRoypESer, Feb as-cd Camilla, Luther, NYork Tecum
NEwpoRr, Feb 2-Samuel Croker Hathaway Taunton foI
NYork; sid Catharne Amanda, Teal Nfork.
HoLMks HOLE Feb 2-sd Champion, Drew, from Nantucket
WLyIserGs, NC, Feb i7-ar Regulus, Mills NYork; 18th
savissAn, Feb aO-arr burgundy. Lines, NYork
NOZZLE Feb is-arr Wetumpka, NYork:
NrW OsLr,ss, Feb4-arr Louisville, NewYork; 18th, Pru
Feb szarr Ed~iaa, West, Mobile; cid Law
rene. copeland sei Fo r nGss Ports.
days. load for NYork sth cid Gov Robbins, Durham, do
Boani from NYork Belize Hond; stS Virginia Judson
Mobiles sth, Catharine, Mcclellan, Matanzas.
MArAeuEz, Pr Feb s-Crusader for NYork soon System
TrsERHrE, Jan isMercuro, (spanish) Gonzales from
York.
OHArAv, Jan 4-arr Adamant Goodrich NYork, and sid
9th for Lauzarottee, to load baria.
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CONCERT AT THE CITY HOTEL.-MADAME
" SCHEIDLER and MIR. RUNGE beg To announce TO the
public aud their friends that their first Concert will take place
Friday, asth Feb 1870, at the City Hotel
Programme of Madame Scheider and Mr.. Runge Concert
l. Fantasia on the Flute-Mr Ernst. Talou
2. Ara-Se Romeo-from the opera Romeo and Ju-
liet-Madame Schneider. Bellin
q. Aria-As Niew-from the opera La Sonnam- m .
bula-Nr Runge. Beini
4 Fanta STA for the Fsno-On themes Of the opera
La stranera-Mr seheiier. Thaberg
s. Baad-Centle Stranger-Expressly composed
for Madame Schneider. -
munrer-Mr Runge Auber
dame sehcider and Mr Runge Kuken
PART IL.
l. Solo Cor the Flate-Mr Ernst. -----
dra-Mr. Rangs Rossin
g. Cavatina--Robert Rot~rt-fr.m the opera Ro.
bert the Devil7siadams Schneider, Meyerber
for,e-Mr sebsidIer Kalkbrennsr
g. Was treibt den Mathematician. Schneider. Spohr
Das Observation-Disclosures. Runge Kreutzer
7. Duett-Bea lmmago-from the opera Semira -
mide-Mr Schneider and MIR Runre. Rossini
ri
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27

WHITE, THE CONVICTED MURDERER.-Informa-
ton was received yesterday by the sheriff and coun-
sci for the convict that further repreve had been
granted in the case of White until the 18th of June.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27

BY this return that At the Of the bank in Juy
the stocks hd AZ collateral valued their then market
rates These havets well known very much since
them butt appears that these old valuations have resumed
without appears that the insuor
has received 800 OF s shares par although the market
prices f Thu makes difference Of saooss IN the amosHA
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y"
PuIIAnELPHIA. Eeh

PHILADELPHfA, Feb. 20, lSlv.
There is much excitement today among the Van
Buren, polite ans, account OF the adjourned meet
ing Of the county delegates selected to elect dele
gates to the Fourth Of March Convention at Harris
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27

S6x FOR HAvANA.-Ths eopp. =. a.. Danish ,.i brig
NGk ~. hss large part Of her cargo engaged and
vii have ouck despatch For remainder Of freight passage
a2Ig on board orr" r. r. COLLINS CO. - South ct.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27

0c- The John w. Richmond is to be put on the
Sound in few days, in opposition to the monopoly
line
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27

LocoFoco LIrERATURE.-We find the following
precious morsel in evening paper:-
"MAYoRs OFFICE Feb 10Th 1910
"To the President of the Manhattan Company
Gentleme>
herewith transmit to you the Preamble and
Resolution adopted by the Common Council
I" rendering to your Company their thank For your
"Kind and benevolent offer
"The of the Manhattan water for the extinguis-
Nment of Fires.
" 1t affords the Greatest of Pleasure to Inform
"you that in uniting the waters
"That the City has now abundance of water for
sthe Extinguishment of Fires
"To your Company you entitled to the thanks Of
I" the Corporation For your Patriotism in times of
"Great want
"Allow the Gentleme to acknowledge my Thankful
ness in your Great Liberality.
remain your
Humb Servt
(Signed) ISAAC l.. VARIAF
"TO MALTBY GELsoN
President"
On this valuable epistle "we mought and we
mought not" make remark but we wont at present.
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O- BRYArr, the poet politician, denies that he re-
ceives $20, 900 fromthe Corporation for supporting
the locofocost is only something less than seven
thousand dollars" according to his own estimate.
Well, this will do.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27

CoRREcTIoN.-Phalon writes that he does not
shave or do any sneaking business-he only dresses
fair ladies' hair, Amuch sweeter business. Shaw
ing ought all to be kept in Wall street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27

ON HAND AoAIH.--The Rev. DIR. Kirk is expected
to preach this evening at DR.. SINNERS Church
Satan avaunt! .
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27

LATEST FROM HAvANA.-By the Christoval CO.
Ion, we have received files Of the "Diari de la Ha-
bana" to the 10th .ult. inclusive. Nothing impor-
tant.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27

Oy- Jonathan Thompson is named IN the ''star'
a. candidate for the mayoralty. If Jonathan is to
look after the affairs of the city, in the same way that
he has looked after those of the Manhattan Bank he
win give Mr. varian nine holes, and beat him in neg
igence Jonathan ought to have prevented Bobby
white" from running that bank-not shut the door
and cry "stop thief" when the steed is stolen.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27

no THE PUBLIC-we call the special attention Of the
public 10 the Inducements held out by SvLvssrER Co.
ss Broadway investing in real estate situated !. Neg Or
Hale the Journal Of Commerce. have good for
knowing thai the affair question pcsseeses The entire cons
dence comnury-and recommend thoe<
who have doubts, 10 call Sylvester Co who de-
s,ros OF giving the u and perfect sstisacicn IN
ply any Inquiries made nSv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27

Oo-The Michigan met with accident on her last
passage, hence to Stonington. When off Crane
Neck, her cylender plate broke. She was towed
into Stonington, by the Providence
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27
Port OF New York, February 81.
PACKETS TO DEPART.

PACKETS TO DEPART.
LoNDoN.
PhiladeIphia, Morgan, March !
Samson, Stnrgess. March 10
President, Chadwick, March 20
LIVERPOOL.
New fork, Barstow, March |
z. Henry, Delano, March 7
virginian, Higgins, March 10
Europe, Marshall, March 10
HAvRE.
Erie, Funk, March I
Rhone, Wotten, March 8
Duchesse dOrleans, March Is
BRlsToL.
G.Western, (s) Hosken, Mar 10
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burg, which is to be held this afternoon. A strong
attempt will be made to cause a reconsideration Of
the resolutions passed at the meeting Saturday
last, in favor Of speedy resumption Of specie
payments, &c. ft
The following are the sales of stocks at the Sc
cond Board
5U s. Bank, so Trenton Railroad IS Grard cash
80 do, 10 days, 49,.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27

Married.

Married.
rOn The 10th instant by the Rev Mr. John H. syth 10 Mss
Mary Jane Hall, all of this city.
AtWestcheser, the fsth instsn Edward Quesne only
son Of CAPT. r. and Eliza Hawkins, aged years.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27

~. s E" ss :
sI ne house during her short and the bin 81,
msIssr h.rq., ,ss hsr receive what sc 90 rey
Dew. c. H. WILLIAMSON, the French Missionary in the
City IF Ns- Y ss Mil o ss sa s b.
those persons wishing from him Instructions IN the
MIR C. IL viii also form elias. 60. tho.. either French
s
hpy for further particulars " his residence No = Be.A
ROOSEVELT re.pss,,,sy announce: to the public p q
rector q Is, Bowsfa h%piSss,re Monday March
Grand s.y e y G E s
r. french Niece q foiisSns Vampire md several
ETss;si Ssson this evening n. mssaissI,G,s Mems.
free Of any additional eIpeOse. fear ina
WANTED.A Clerk for ayy good. .,cr,i also one 20,
Groom ai.o Farmer and Gardner hrp'y ~ Hudson
street w. ~ u
HORSE AND CART.-wanisd 70 purchase a good Horse
Ioisxcr, a III. ONCE. u. - fea1
PLhCK OXIDE or MANGANEsE.-qoOoo pound. Of
sE 1''"0' '0' 'A' PERssE BROOKS, 81 Liberty st
no BoUsEKEEPERs-The subscriber has jus, received
p ieSs and 1s
bsn9s Gale Baskets s,sy srs Of NEW pat
sgs grs'd PLATED ard B5.GPia Urn, i, y',S
5 s1 Without Sss and
Coc, Sandwich and other ays ayy elegant assortment
either single with Bread and Knife Trays IL .tch
Girandolcs both broned and gilt with rich prismsj Mane
Lamps, hronzsd and gilt; also great variety OF Msnsl
some Of the latest styles ALSO great variety Of TAI sr
OF all sizes Cutlery large assortment cohssuE 2,
lae Knives with without Forks small dc also ses on "
and 50 pieces either In bundles mahogany csses
large assert ment together with an ss,ense ss.or
Pocket and Pcnkniyss also very large a9a g
OF Table and Tea Spoons Of silver osrn~n ~
tanna iron Candelabras Of different snd son
OF the latest style sets, both ana steel
s.o sry ,sry. a.,or,,ent OF Androps Tenders, &C. to-
eethsr great variety or other articles too numerous 10
mention all ofwAch will be 'oIs vsT T. bELAvAN,
,.o-,, No A Maiden lane, Broadway.
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The value SET upon the stocks held collateral shows
great variation during the year The following table Of
the description Of the stock and Tho values ssed the
January, 1899, LIST July, 1879, and ist January, 1870
SrccKs HsLp AZ COLLATERAL rHE Nopru AMERICAS
TRUsr BsrsiNo COMPANY.
IL. "a Ian
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27

The following the average amount due TO and from the As
the last IS months -
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.gregates ofJanuary, 1899.


7o,Too,TsS i,3s5,toS 3,25t,s t,s5o, 400
n, 1874 ,225 $685. t,25t,t96 8 ,3ss, 1856
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27

ExHIBITION OF LUsUs NATURE, OR LIVING GU
II ROSITIES at 29i Broadway. opposite the
Park doors from the Astor House. Admission cents,
open from two to five r. NJ and eve hapasf nine r.
NJ ~ only necessary TO state, that the curiosity Of those
boys seven and eight years old consists IN G i, Iesena
ton Of eagles claws both where the hands and e should be- and
that neither hand foot Of either boy alike impossible
10 convey advertisement idea OF their singular being,
they must be merely Remaining that their health not
the least impaired and that their appc'rse cannot offend
the most fastdious The eldest ng 70 pisy NE g
lumbar harp, the only instrument OF the kind IN the United
States and always with him; the learning 70 draw
ri fe.f Ions nv ~ eel bisb js7e-im-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27

AMERICAN rRUsr AND BANKING
CO. ENDING Jss.Ht, 1870 a. coMrAR
RETURss MApE JAsuARy I, 1888, AND III,
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EQUESTRIAN EXCHANGE, 4os BOWERY.-The Pro-
IL pretor Of the above establishment will have regular sales
every Thursday to Thursd 27th Feb 1870 All
Horses Intended should entered the
fore o'clock NJ TO place the catalogue
others will be offered.
Persons having property to dispose Of depead pro-
per attention.
Public patronage 10 ~ spectfully solicited.
At private sale-Machsd and single Horses.
fe2S IM. MOSES POWELL, Proprietor.
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BROADWAY CIRCUS.-THIs EVENING, Feb n, the
- Performances to with the Wanderers Of the
Desert enroy MIR Cole the India Rubber Man; Mr.
Waaers act MIR Spencer the Canadian Peasant Mr. Wes
To conclude with Jerry Stchsm.
Doors open at 81; performances commence al o'clock.
cen cent
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DANDRUFF AND Badness.

nLDRlDGE'S BALM OF COLUMBfA.-The arti-
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ingredients have proved themselves efcacious in
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have successfully tested lis efficacy and wonderful quail
eshis compound having acquired for itself a charac-
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CAUTl0N.-Otservc thai each hottie uf the genuine
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Sentiments of the Hero Of Fort Stephen
son, Col. Croghan, now Of the War Depart
ment:
81 desire no plaudi,s which are bestowed upon me
at the expense Of General Harrison ),
. have frt the warmest attachment LOT nun Nv
man, and my confidence 10 him an able eominsnder
remains unshsken. feel every assurance that he VII
ut all times do ample justice and no'hhg couu
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the South, who now brandishes his old "chape-
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threatens devastating war upon the conqueror
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He" General Harrison) seems 10 be willing TO
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~ - Gio5e.
COMMENTARY.
= From Gen. Harrison's report Of the battle
of the Thames:
We have suffered greatly for the want Of pro-
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last three days, on RAW DeEr WITHOUT SALT"
CONTRAST.
From Mr.. Van Buren's message:
"Thc people look 10 the Government for loo
much"
sI-" In all ages, and in all countries, has been OBJ
served that the cul,vators Of the soil those who
are the least Wiling TO Part with their rights and sub
NIT themselves TO the will Of master"
WIN. ii. HARRISON.
gr" THE PEOPLE OF THE IT, STATES
May they remember thai to preserve their Liberties,
they mus, do their own voting and their own fighting
WIN II. HARRISON
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THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1910.

with all its ability and energy the
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which hostility the elect o. Martin Blu
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