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IL H. IL ~
tronage you have extended towards the Line and
seclt acentlnaen of portion of your freight New Or
leans this line which will be taken at the very lowest
in following ships which will succeed each other and sail
weekly
SOLON, Captain Geo. Buchanan,
Russell GLOVER, Captain Jabez Howes,
ECHO, Captain A A. Wood,
WINDSOR CASTLE, Captain s. G. Glover,
and other ships Of the oow each other quick
For further particulars apply board at Pine
street wharf, orto
GLOVER McMURRAY,
al Pine At. South.
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CHAKLEsTDN, J uh %, IofA'
Banking IN Georgia and Alabama Singular Move
menfs.
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TAPsCOTT,S GENEKAL PASSAGE UFtICE,
GREAT BRffAIN AND IRELAND. ~
By the New and United Lines Of Liverpool Packets.
public that they continue 10 make for
18th !. bringing out Of passengers on ye favorable
captains and will saffron Liverpool days
Thankful bera patronage they hitherto recev-
and with satisfaction all their engagements and by the
sve arrangements th.y have made their business to retain
sending for their friends may rely that the same
tenon III be paid the comfort of which has
gagged this Office and in all when those decline
coming the money will funded to the parties who
paid IL here, without any deduction
Those wishing send money their friends, can be sup
ed w Of ns and s b hs
In England-Messrs James Built Son Co.. Bankers, Lon
:, la In land-Tbe National and Provincial Banks and
In scotsnd-The Bank of Scotland and Branches.
The subscribers have also regular Of first
nah and Charleston weekly ~ which eanDe at all
The public will notice that the only ships
the new i pssas,s
ne ssSoas, ceSS S %is" sid Rfy''ef
The Rochester, Woodhouse, The Wes;chester, Ferris,
Scotland. Robinson. Taronta, Saith,
Republic, Thompson Carroll Of Carroilion,
Corneiia, French, Hudson, Psge,
Shakspere Miner, Great Britain, Prout,
MemPhis Knight Hottiogusr, Crabree,
Taibst, Storey. Brooklyn Rchardson,
N.Caroina. Lrummond, N. Biddle, Trueman,
The above ships are too well known to require
The Subscribers trust that il, their
who wish nit them money those about making
engagements will not fall observe the advantages here offer
For further RWSysala aPPy & g. f,5 sos raid to
cor Tan rpe Lane NexsX art
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Mobile.
Mobile.
Correspondence of the Herald
No. T.u.o~. 10 AL

MONTE, January, II, 1872.
State Of Things in MobIe-Con fidsnt Expectation of
the Suspension Of the Ne,o York Banks-Maiis--
Commerce.
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Died

sEPHINE s., daughter of Thomas Snowden, aged nine
teen years.
Her friends and those of the family; respectfully
yed to attend her funeral this afternoon at halEpast
o'clock from the residence of her father No 30 Howard
street.
On Wednesday, 9th inst aged two years. ALICE daugh
ter Of Robt and Ann Shaw.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family desr-
Fourth street.
On Wednesday afternoon, of lingering illness, Mrs.
PRIscILLA LAEEvRE in the 57th year of her age.
Her relations and friends and those Of her Bena
min. are respectfully invited to attend her funeral from
her late residence 07 Essex street. this afternoon half
past three O'Clock.
On Tuesday afternoon, 9th inst in the pad year of his
age. FRANC. NELSON, late of Preston, England.
His friends and those of his brother. Mr. Jno. Nelson
and also those of Mr. James France, respectfully in
vitedo attend the funeral from the house of the latter
Commerce street, this day, 9Th inst. at O'Clock.
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From this appears that about 100000 Of specie has
gone into circulation and the balance Of the imports
into the Banks appear that the banks which pay
ce with the exception OF the State Bank have largely in
creased their specie while the broken banks rapidly
losing theirs The recent marine losses at the eastward
have been enumerated as follows
Ship Gernany-iusured for s2s oo0-viz. 7S06 at Uni
ted States Office 1900 at Neptune, 5000 at Equitable Sale
ty, Boston, and 5000 at Mutual Safety, New York.
Bark Gaspee $40 000-500o each at Neptune, Boston,
American, and Franklin offices.
Ship Joseph Starbuck S24 900 5000 each at Boston,
Mercantile Marine and Franklin
Bark Isdore, S22 900 at Merchants Insurance Office,
Boston.
Bark Fairfield, S25 OoO-sOo0 at Tremont-sO00 at New
England Mutual, $500 at Warren Mutual and $500 at
Neptune.
Ship Havre-$S000.
Brig Douglas Sl4,5o0-600O at Equitable Safety and
6oeo at New England Mutual, and $500 at Neptune oti
Bark Em-$4000 at Merchants and 1000 at Neptune
latter policy expired day previous to the loss.
These vessels have taken from the Boston Offices up
wards OF $4,000 and probable that the partial losses
and the losses small vessels which have not been par
cularly noted, have taken from them equal amount
during the same time.
The leading features of the ocmugse Bank recently
IN
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Baltimore.
Correspondence ofthe Herald.]

BALTIMORE, Dec. 6, 1912.
DEAR BENNETT -
At my present writing it is raining, although the
day commenced beautifully. Baltimore street, our
principal thoroughfare, was crowded today to see
the riders who convey the Message from the outer
depot to the principal newspaper Offices. Your
agent, Mr.. William Taylor, with his force of news
boys at the outer depot, intending sell their
messages in the vicinity of the depot, and conse-
quently be the first to circulate the Presidents
Message in the city.
Last evening attended the concert OF Sgnor Nagle
He had pre- tty full house, and must have realised
some money. The Signor performed many Of his
favorite pieces in admirable style, and appeared to
please his audience much. His performance On one
string appeared TO give the greatest satsfacion-the
tone that he drew from that fine, and his excu-
ion precise, distinct and rapid Mour Nourit
appear The Cadets Glee Club were substi-
tuted, and appeared to give great satisfaction
Mr.. 1hornbeck, apIanlst OF considerable eminence,
contributed greatly to the entertainments of the
evening; his execution Is good and his taste and
preston is in keeping with it. The Concert was
principally patronzed by the exclusives and profess
tors of music.
A gentleman glorying in the name of Monster
Paul, IS at Front street Theatre performing feas of
strength and will attract the wonder loving (of
which we have not a few here) to see him.
Mr. and Mrs. Held were here last week, and
have gone TO Washington, TO open the National
Theatre. | saw Master Diamond and one Mr. Will
lIams, sable vocalist, promenading Baltimore ST.,
to-day. They played here last week. Old Holli-
day street Theatre, is shut up and has been unoc-
cupied all the season; il some clever actor could get
this house at moderate rent, open on the cheap
principle and get up things in good STYLE he would
make money. Whenever II IS opened il is with
poor company, at very high prices, consequently no
one goes near IT. FfENELIo.
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Passengers Arrived.

For Hafa1 Capt St Ledger AIcoce Major Henderso Capt
We.h. Lieut. Iipp T Thompson. Mr. Hall, Mr. and Mrs Nell
and chd For Boston: Mr. and Mrs D.vidon child and
servant Gen Csss. Mr. Phillip. Thierm,n Mr. Monigome
~ Mr. Hagan Mr. Cas- John Kenty @ Thomson, Graham
From H,lax e Boston Miss Hill Cap, Ca@%p; Captain
HAvrE Packet ship Slyie de Grasse-Msdame = Lohse
and two children New York Madame Lambert and daughter
France Mr. Thomas H. Parish Virginia. Mr. George Plunpet
Eogland Mr. + Korn France; Madame Maroncei N. York
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PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 8, 1s4a.

Cleared.
Co. sA, Toas Hs VIM %oe M NI.
Pa. ta1:eSs Fous spD; Emily S6siySod, chs5e.,op
S:,aT s;SS iss.
Ss TSbf Cooley o'' Emma Johnson dos Vance, fA'
set SSs fEs2ssG i' The as's Sis
q SABLE %$ T sy. sfsS siS u,
Brig Maestic.5 days from Harrington. Me- with lUmber
British three .sted schr Sea Bird Grant % day, om King
ston Jam via Long Island Sound with pmeno, &c to Duns
sehf Sterling. Taylor from Wilmington, NC with naval
schr wocou, Ryder day, from Boston, with mdse. J.
s:hT A. Nj. Hale, Chase, days from Boston, with md.- to
Herald Marine Correspondence.
oyrrcE oy THE RHoDE lsLArpEs,l
AR 3D. sylph N,et.nop BoSn Shi,5: Ani..
Cape Hs,te.. with gale, wind from NV
Albany f of Re @odc
Ar ah Eliza Ellen Of Portland, before reported Ashore
=. Al been landed good mostly The beach, Shnce
twill be ffslgh,sd 70 this ro Also arr Moses Eddy. Bliven,
Arr s,S Ms.s.s. brown, Albany for Fall River, Yanuc.
sdst6, TIuslco RE J,geq, sy!p, Ansres Benz Franklin
Fc ASoa RsS%oaS &C. SYot sns
s; :T s;s::; sss s:Ii
ported loss OF deck load the gale Of the 3h u of Block
Island
OrrIcE OF THE REogsrER,l
SALEM, Dec, 5, 1912.
Arr Deposit, Bailey, Para sth-Riyer 9Th nit Lett Rocket
Thompson for Boston, orders Draco, Sears. from do
Oct ~ disg Wshin, Barge Appleton, from New York
can Lee from New YORK. about nth only American YES.
set Spoke NOV 2 lat 3 Ion 10, whaling bark Creole Of
Quincy Cook for Boston with $50 bbls spm oil onhs
The Deposit passed Bermuda Ia days and has erpe
cnced very severe weather.
General Record.
FosEIeN LrTTrR OFscE-Ps.ket ships Independence. for
LIVERPOOL and Emerald for Havre will sail to-day Their
letter psgs are at Gilpin's. in the Exchange.
Lo,' OF TIE sere. LvovRous -EItrsct Of iet,1 L
Schr lsycurgus OF Warren Me, from ot DominRo, VIZ
Of mahogany hides honey Sc wen, sshofe On wa
nesday 3oh Nov about % miles south OF n9
will probably be lost lying feet the ahl ana iu OF
The corEo will be mostly saved; All the crew sut
were sick The were saved by hauling from
through the surf by line. -, - a,
Boprs AsHoREWo lenrn that the ID last the bodies
two men tone coloredl washed ashore on Bgsnne
Beach, Atlantic county M supposed 10 be part OF the crew
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CHATHAM THEATRE.-The great variety and style
of performances constantly offered at this fashiona-
BILE place of amusement, have very properly placed
the Chatham at the head of the theatrical profession
in this city. New and excellent melo-dramas are
produced here with rapidity truly astonishing, and
in a style irresistably grand and magnificent. To-
night, two powerful and highly wrought plays are
announced, which must secure to the worthy mana
ger that unfai!ing testimonial of popular esteem-a
full house.
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ncj- The Kentucky Senators arrived here yester.
day, as Mr.. Speaker White, of the same State, did
the day before, after encounerng very severe trials
il not hair.breadth escapes. They were on bosrda
steamboat bound up the Ohio, and were frozen
hard in by the ice. Anxious to reach their destina-
iion, they landed, the Senators on the Ohio side.
and the Speaker the eastern side of the Land
In one sort of vehicle or other, and considerable
part OF the distance on foot, found their way
almost no road at all, until they reached beaten
paths and more frcquented roads.-Ndf Htoligen-
Ger, Dec. 7.
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90 IMPORTANT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Col
ege Medicine and Pharmacy established for the Sup
preston oil Quackery beg TO inform all persons DESTROYS
Of obtaining medical advice that RENTING the sum OF
one dollar wth statement of their they will be
supplied with one dollars worth of appropriate medicine
and letter OF advice containing full directions as to diet
regimen. &c An letters must be post paid. Address
Principal office ofhe College of Medicine and Pharmacy
" Nassau street, NY.
private consulting of the college. Hours from 10
till2 O'Clock
SURGICAL Cause.-The COLLEGE have also engaged
the services of one OF the most distinguished opera
tive Surgeons in New York, and are therefore pre-
pared to receive and treat surgical Squirting ca
taract and all diseases OF the eye requiring operation
structure OF the urehracaculi in the bladder-club
loot OF the joints and OF the spine will be par
ticuarly attended to- The fees will be extremely mode
rate Patients who desire will be visited at their
houses after operation
By order of the College,
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal land only office of the College Of Medicine
and Pharmacy 81 Nassau ST. New York,
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This gives further decrease in the securities of the
bank, and corresponding dimnution in the amount Of
currency furnished by the institution; the foreign
changes had however suffered decline to some extent
There great demand for bills of which the supply
small as usual at this of the year This
tion came rather suddenly; but checked by the
large importation of silver by her Maesys ship Curacao
which arrived from Rio Janeiro with 81, 100000.
The rates of exchange at the leading cities,
follows -
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bankrupt List.

Louis Decape, 60 Murray street. meI chant.
John A. Moore. Broadway, merchant.
Chauncey A. Waterbury, II Courtlandt st., clerk.
George Wade, Brooklyn, Commission merchant
Azor s. Marvin, Brooklyn, commission merchant.
Redwood Fisher, Postmaster, Wall street Office New
York, clerk.
Edwin n. YALE U. 8. Hotel N. Y, late hotel keeper.
William A. Beecher, Broadway, merchant.
William Winterton, New York. late merchant late coal
dealer.
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Foreign lamentations.

HAvRE-Ssir Silyie de Gas.e-i pkg J How & col
FAR x col Feiy BoudsrA col Stewart Il col
Davis Van Bc.,s-2 w Dr,psr;r2 HsskiL Fa
Br tt W. Cuthhertscp-I Pilot LIE Barber col
Lakin-l Rowland ninwaliI lie Cher MartnroIli COL
Martin Msnon-l II Schnrider-1 Movor-t A Beeo-
den col Mulle,-l EnVIsr FSlsy--l Eseher-I
theyran, Perrnt col H,nner-i Lennig-3 Beringer
&eo-l r H Hight & COG Bsher-s II Darnanc ouIt-
sc,s coN2 Lambert C,Pg.ei-2 BsiX Ward co,
Doesme-25 bols wine Ra.hon McGregor- Bolton. EoI
8 Lving.ton-l5 Biustlen, Koop & c -, Colsr,-2
Young, Smith col Bernhard 4 Huiton-l Hell
ns',h sohulesIl warburg Dammey.l r Ara.la-i
nard-s Lszuc, Arnold Col Schws til Lane sand
ford-2 Spies, Christ Cog Basange-2 Pane Liver
mcs-l Patterson-S Ball. B Mantell-i Bun de Ia
Rossiere-i Nelly Coz Conet Col Hesssnburg
&Co.2 Loeschigs Wesen ouck-i Rake-3o baskets
wine Maitland Co.'s pkgs 10 order
yALPAsa,o7B CafornlsItR Yesterday 2la
Ison Boyd. st Lous-s265l Boyd Boston-siOoo
Bolton, Fox Livingston-s5a5 Rowland Aspnwa-i box
minerals % bags walnuts % master.
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Co METALLIC TABLET sTROP. WITH FOUR
Sides invented by G. Saunders, for Keeping in
der Razors be set these in tenth part of the time
required on a hone, without the Of oil Ne
other article Of the kind has been universally
known and approved Of having for the last twenty five
years been in in nearly all cutlery establish
ments OF Europe, and thsre acknowledged TO have
equal In New York where il invented it received
hrs premiums the fairs of the American Institute every
time has been exhibited for competition and gradually
aid of puing established reputation in all
psr OF America Of being the only article that will keep
perfect order. 1t is the size OF an
orcnary one and az simple in its Certificates in
me possession OF the inventor from the scientific
gentlemen OF both countries. speaking highly OF its
perorty When taking in Consideration that those gen.
uemen navel no interest the sales of the article and
gave their testimony without solicitation speaks volumes
in its favor An article like this with 40 much 10
mend It, when once established is sure to he Initiated n
tie number Of limitations be another proof its goodness
was invented, for is the only one known that Il
tated, and that to an almost Incredible extent ~
That it may be satisfactory to the public tho fol
lowing published Of those gentlemen who
given certificates as to the merits Of the strop.
General Jemes Tsllmadge, President of the American
Institute DR.. John Griscom DR.. Valentine Mott and
Mr. Millikn, cutler, to the Roy al Navy 3Ol Strand
@. SAUNDERS inventor 1853 Broadway.
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MONEY MARKET.
Wednesday. Dec. TO p. NJ.

We have by the Columbia Liverpool dates of the 10th
ult There was but little change in the state of
cal affairs generally Money continued plenty and stocks
improvng but the indications of contraction Of
the currency the part of the Bank OF England whose
returns were as follows -
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state of Trade.

The from abroad has produced no material change
in the markets.
Cc6ee-There is a steady demand, without change in
prices Sales Brazil at st cents; Laguy u 81;
Cuba III Java 49, mos and st. Domingo 81 cents,
cash.
Copper--New sheathing sells at % 224 cents, six
months
Couon-The market has continued inactive; yet the
sales in some instances have been trfing reduction.
The transactions include 1000 bales Upland and Florida at
81 u cents; 100 Mobile 81 s. and $50 New Orleans
S-together 1850 bales
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90 TERPSICHoRE sOCIETY.--Tbe managers Of
this Society give their second soree Ball this evening al
the Apollo Rooms, Broadway From the preparations that
have been made within the last few weeks by the elite of
city, have doubt that this will be one of the
most fashionable balls given this season. Mr. Alker tn
well known proprietor, has spared neither pains nor AK
pense in getting up supper betting the occasion.
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On Monday, 5th inst. at st. Stephens Church, by the
Rev. Mr.. Price, MIR THOMAS SMITH to Miss SARAH Anne
eldest daughter Of Robert Cochran. Esq.
On Wednesday, 7h inst. by the Rev. H. Finch Captain
JOHN EDWARD ALLAIRE Of steamer Oslo, to MARIBAH w
daughter of John A. Taylor, Esq of Mddetown, New
Jersey.
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M A RITIM E H Id
To ship Masters and Axents.

We shall favor If captains of vessels will give
to Commodore RoBERr SnvEY, Of fleet. a
OF the shipping left the port whence they sailed
vessels spoken their lis, Of their and
foreign newspapers they may have He viii board thom
mediatey fhei- arrival. Agents and correspondents
home abroad will are confer favcr by sending this
Office the intelligence they obtain Nautical
information OF any kind will be thankfully received.
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90 This is Thanksgiving Day, and Barnum of the
American Museum has noby redeemed hspromse to ex.
hbit the most wonderful living curiosity that thsiworld
beheld It is no less than fine little gentleman Of
ten twelve years of age lively and well
proportional less than two feet in height and weighing
only fifteen pounds the weight of an ordinary infant p
We believe he arrived in the steam ship Columbia from
Europe but be that may he by far the smallest pat
tern of in all creation, and scarcely man.
child in the city will fail to visit him. It will be
by the advertisement that many other novelties are en-
gagged for to-day Performances take place throughout
the afternoon and evening" by WinchelI, Booth Miss
Hood Celeste, the Mechanical Figures Gpsey Girl &C.
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Qg-7THASKseryISe NcHr will be made agreeable to
the old as well as the young at the Bowery Amphithea
tire this evening Besides the superior riding OF lie Tort
Stone and Howes, highly amusing performance will be
given in other respects. The Amphheatre in every
spect ranks first amongst public amusements. Little
Walter Aymar is to ride this evening also.
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GO THANKSGIVING.-We have urged the appoint
ment OF thanksgiving day repeatedly because we think
we have good reason to be hankuwe should be thank
ful for the many iavors bestowed on us individually and
collectively the healthy should be thankful for the
yment Of great blessing But the invalid suffering
with cough, cold asthma, whoopng cough &c. should be
particularly thankful that they have such an Invaluable
remedy as Sherman's Cough Lozepges.
Warehouse LOG Nassau st. Agents, Stanwix Hall Al
bany; State, street, Boston; and Ledger Buildings
Philadelphia.
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N3- SIR:--PM DlsGUSTED WITH YOU AND
all Your family You rich. and your children amia
ble but look at their faces covered with eruptons and
ireckles. and their fine shaped necks "yellow as a
guinea and you have the supreme folly to tell me that
the truly wonderful Italian Chemical Soap would rid you
OF all your complaints make your children's necks
smooth and white monumental alabaser, all their
erupons be they pmpes bloches salt rheum, spelas
it could cure your chapped hands too, and make them
smooth supple and white and almost make your old rz
zled face young again. Hold hold. where shall get
Why at Mr. Jones sign of the American Eagle 81 Chat
ham street New York Also Jone' Coral Hair Restorative.
to make the hair grow and stop il falling. His agents
live at the Of Third and Dock street. Philadeph
and next to the American Hotel Washington DC. and
State street. Boston, 81 State street. Abany 1870 Fulton st.
Brooklyn.
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Domestic Importations.

New ORLEANs-rg Tom Paiue- Re ported yesferday)-l9
hhds Rowland Aspnwa89, sacks corn Bache-42
bales Meyer Stuckes Ids tobacco Boorma John
ston colt. bds hides I00 bbls J Harper.
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90 1t will be grand day at the New York Museum
The manager has at an immense expense procured from
Europe the dresses in which Queen Victoria and the
Duchess Of Kent appeared the days of Her Majesty
ronation and marriage. They made Of the most
ly fabrics of exquisite workmanship richly embroidered
with velvet gold and other expensive materials They
truly superb and magnificent. We imagine that the
fair will be eager crafty their longing eyes with
sight of what the Queen of England is in the habit Of
wearing signor Blih the magician, ventriloquis and
plates dancer will surpass himself BY performing some al
most incredible feas Miss Clemence the graceful dan
seuse SC and host of other attractions all for sh
ling Repeated performances during the afternoon and
evening