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Baltimore.
Correspondence Of the Herald
BALTIMORE, March 20, ISL.


BALTIMORE, March 20, 1872
Bordering on Starvation Depreciation of Vrgina
Bank Notes.-The Citizens Bank, &c
Nh. EpIroR:-
A report has reached this city, for the entire
truth of which, would not hold myself RESPONSE.
ble that the operatives who were engaged on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, in the vicinity of
Cumberland, Allegany county, have been so de-
pressed not being able to pass the canal rip with
which they had been pad off, that starvation was
tualy staring them in the face, and that they had
been forced TO the alternative of killing their cart
horses and eating them. This is rather a gloomy
picture, and many have been somewhat exagpera-
ted but that great distress has been in
that region, is without question.
Yesterday, alter business fairly commenced, Vir-
gina Bank notes fell two per cent previous quo
tations. Exchange yesterday Richmond, may
be quoted at 5 per cent discount, and tending "a.
ther to getworse; New York, par a premium;
Philadelphia, q 3 discount, and unsettled: Trea
sury notes, q discount; Specie. par.
A very slight run caused by some groundless ru-
mors put into circulation probably by the envious,
vas experienced yesterday by the Citizens bank.
She came out with flying colors, and before ten
o'clock frightened those who had become timid, BY
Poking specie at them, more than they wanted.
The excitement was soon allaye and thus the little
Citizens has come out with "feather in her cap {"
i am not an apoogist for any bank or corporation
but justice should be rendered when jnst.ce re.
qures il.
Some one or two other failures took place yester.
day, but it is presumed that time with those pre-
viously reported, will bring matters all right The
houses got into what is termed tight place and it is
thought only require little rest when they will
squeeze out.
Phe bankrupts yesterday were Jacob Houck of
panacea memory, and Lloyd d. Onion of Hartford
Co.
The weather this morning is delightful. Me,her
natures songsters swelling their anthems in the
country, making melody sweet as the music of an
gclic harps. Yours, RopERIcK.
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Washington.
washington.
Correspondence Of the Herald
WASHINGTON, March 10, 1872.
House OF Represent

House OF Representatives.
The re cord of this days proceedings must neees-
sary be as brief and UNMARRIED any OF its predeces
SOS Several petitions were presented, and some
executive communications which were lying on the
Sneakers table, were read and referred TO appro-
pirate committees some few bills also intro
duced and read twice by their titles. Some few
other unimportant documents ere received and
the whole OF this was but the work OF few mlnu-
les Properly this private bill day, but with the
excep ION Of some few minutes, up TO two o'clock,
debate, in dumb show, occupied the Time, a mo-
ton 10 reconsider vote by which, some days ago,
a private bill was rejected. The remaining portion
Of he day was technically spent in committee
OF The whole on the loan bill, and but techni-
cally, for the bill was merely announced when
the chair was taken and immediately for.
gotten. The motion TO reconsider was negati.
we'd 1t was made by Mr.. John Thompson Mason,
VINO said in voting against the bill he had voted un-
der misrepresentation Of its nature and its merits /;
and the attempt 10 enlighten others was vaueless,
for the hum of voices in CREATION, notwith-
standing the efforts of the Speaker 10 bring the
House to state of decent attention, overpower-
ed those OF the members who took part in the
debate. The time spent in Committee OF the whole
an hour and quarter,was mainly occupied by NJ r.
Profft in continuation of his remarks from yester-
day in reply to personal attack the Corporals'
guard. made by Mr.. Fillmore at an early period
In this discussion. Four days then have been de-
voted to the loan bill in Committee OF the whole
three of which have scarcely heard the bill disanty
alluded TO. II the debates served 10 brighten the
intellect Of the representatives OF the people, or to
amuse or instruct the people themselves, there
might possibly be found d solitary apology for the
profilgate consumption of the time and money of
The nation but they have nothing to redeem them
the debates would disgrace conclave of village
g. Select Men
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TO MARRIEDLADTES.

MADAME REsTELL's PREVENTIVE POWDERs
These invaluable Powders have been universally adopted
years well as BY thousands this country as being th
only ad sale and ecacou remedy for married ladies Who's
heath iorb,ds iso rapid increase offamily.
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u " ~ i " N ID Il IL II
OOCTQR BELL devoes his personal attention daily unit,
P Ny to the removal private dseasesin svsry stag.
Alsuferng under protraced u.sucess
boring under the desuctvs eet of 9uack
uums and the remains OF disease lurking 10
90 Persons contemplating marriage, who have bees tie
ects Of delicate consult r Bell with Bile
confidence PosI letters describing the
sdmtance have his prompt attention DR. treatment
nsrt.
from Broadway. ,ms
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DRS. SARGEAN L AND
MALI ESON

physicians and Surgeons from London and Paris.
constant attendance throu ,hout the day at their Office
So Cedar secosd door from Broadway and be
suited with the trictest confidence all cases OF either
oical or surgical character
Ds Sergeant and Mall have had extensive oppor
tunes Of obtaining and perc!inga thorough ad practical
knowledge of their profession, having
several years both in and and France well the
United States; also attended for number Of years the Hos
London and Paris uded and obtained their diplomas
under Sir Benz Brodie and the Grst ply scians Eng
and.
NIB select assortment Of perfumery, and the ap
proved patent medicines. milo m
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RTNG'SCOUGHC CANDY

Jsgte Of CONFIDENCE placed in this Vegetable Cough
Capdyhy am,ority Of our physicians ought inspire
the like in the mind Of every scspic who perhaps from
and psEie%sd nothing Wosd phys,ean' recommend
ceeIm and other public speakers speak publicly its
sh ul relief lubricatng the air giving
voice manifest nordnate volume? In hne would every
body who has tried srenuousy pcmulgate ITS
had not the almost miraculous effects Of s powerful agency
been seen?
Prepared and sold who ale and retail for expectation by
&. II. RING S. Fulton corner Of Cliff m ms
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uOBE's PATENT metallic SLIDE EXTENsION
II DINING TABLES These Tables are decidedly su.
peri3r 10 all other Dining Tables that
neen male an therefore recommended public
uon The difficulty attending those Of
IA opening and sutn IL wei. kno and has H. emuch 10
limit tner use. hut all those di:u have rcnedeJ
In the Psten Tables, the slides herei1 ust nave utale
CO.. ctons OF GA cqlar eonruetou, ar, liable 10
neayy on account OF the alternate wsng end
OF the wood m damp aud dry weather Those awsys
easy whether they be placed in hotte parou where
Che wood FREQ lenty warps damp place and ar, there
fore TO be also FOR the use OF
besides splendid and dur able .sle than nj
b.Ore snufsc urrdsre made in al desirable farms I'D a.
terms. aud II any lengih qured '
Ire public "a respectfully invited 60 call the Wa-,,oo
OF me subscriber No 40 Grand of Elm the
De~ arge bsding Of the New York Tube School Society
=" ere ih- article may be examined
maze: cod - Z F. uoBE. Pat.nte.;
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DR.. FELIX GOURAUD'S
POUDRES SUBTILES.
FOR ERADICATING HUMAN
HAIR.


NO
s
'i a IL.
e$ The" 81
!s si 1a Pis . s si.iss
I'D r .spSne5
TT be bad at Dr. GCa u Offices 81 Broadway and
kevss; '' 'sa''
'HHssaF %S ssisi 70 s S ss
nsssf Main
ss sr hsss s fs .n..
sssy F:!.-
Es,sn har csgs W:
s::'.l e. H.; .y's Rz FIX
N1 ;s e: E s:w Is:
mouth. rSs;, s,9M s1saF0r',;na 7 Hayes Co
street. oho-C Columbus, Summer CiarE. New Jsrsey~T
q. SS, s D.. GS.ud f. Cs:%ss: h his
Poudres Subtitle. None other are M i'm.
severely tested city during X, Winter months Sis
re p.snss: can recommend j! with pewed
existing Neg York. renders enume alton OF its adj
vntages superuous among the mott prominent the
following -
Kasomne Colon perm anent, luminous and
eeabe to the hn oil colors They applied
loning offensive smell Injurious effect uPen
health and drying few hours Kalsomne paint ay IL
properly applied be washed when soed according d.c.
lions in the circular.
Orders received and punctually attended to at the
RALSOMINE PAINT DEPOT,
feb az 3m. set Broadway. corner Franklin.
DR LAUREL, 1881 CANAL srnEEr, near CHI RLH
~ Now well known 10 this city for very great
and extraordinary he has formed in ali Of deli
tie disease, after all other renedes have failed still
continues 10 be consulted by the AFFECTED of both His
having the practice for 70 years in the first hos
o France and years - this city removing all pecu
sr diseases with aud dssratch aud without the ard
either Of M,rury Balss Persons afflicted with
yey. by applying to DOesr L,url who offers nj. patrons
a lusrsnite or no charge.
AShens rrul se. N and charge moderate. nsim'
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MEDICAL. AID

LII those need Of medical aid Of certain description
the work. 0U %s. w1:1
s ses p%oSssd by Gsg9 in sa M he published
aid ~ lsi2 has been still and enlarged
suitable explanatory remarks The author now extensive
His having been constantly engaged Combating diseases Of
this ehaasse, Tor many past enables him to Ss
. here guided in the selection Of remedies,
mS S wR % Sn .om N S.
ate and remedies to be adopted in these bad
Dr. resory take. this oppor,u iiy 10 remark, hat he i.
g 'R aas faG S ss s as
he has some lite remains Of the complaint sl .f, WHICH
prove be seaJea with sretne Of this fact as well as n.
nature Of &. rasn had idea no Withdrawing
ait yrofr.s several months Gregory guaran
s1s RS
TSs Sse s. The boo. had
sJs t,ss pr Gregory si be found home all
rs'S,' drs distance from the city may commu
VIE be sbaSed svs ro',2sd With Dr. g. ard his adj
70 order sns 81, . s proper snedie will Re fSa
g9G y aS; sss SS T ms The
s,rtes fcom rLtTi-rhe pest mineral teeth
,1 Ss M. ,ss 'sa earoa. teeth XIII seS
S Al YS Sp:ssa. M %sTan ;i' Terms
y E:-iMrYRfANT 80 NERO II !. yIs 49, -
rExaEs ' So.oa 1f M:.i. y q,
e oss SS nv e : s9ssa e. IS;
~ S.yGn !. e e.
ore s1t ssiis even IN Case OF accident or de
coats 90 the Sound. unless DELAY shall b. 20 De
Vlloq, honrs over ,hs ordinary runung time. ~ "e'
~ o. Messrs. ~. X Co. would also give notice 4. ~.
trends and the public tina, they not give The sbo,. @
ranee without power TO fulfil the same ''
rs HARNDEN co.
CHEAfAND subs TAM AL BOOKBINpINt,
\ T., WALKERS Old Stand, ia Fulton corner a,
Ouch street, w has just publ he'd his third edition
o. the Presidents Messages from ahins 10 TyI.r s
VI -ssge-s andsome embossed muslin binding
u No AmerIcsn cffizen's library complete without
IN Aaabe and compile volume OF Executive Documents
T. be had of ~ the Booksellers Cloth cases msae and
sta PeafOr ihsirade M lr
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TO THE PUBLIC

HE subscriber having completed aud PCT Operation biz
newly invented Cotton and Hay Press offers or dis.
Of Presses for # the United States 10
iiate for tn. sale Of The patent right ior Of Tho
country east OF the Allegheny fountains press be
In ope alton dal between the hours Of II A.
at the Of Avenue aud On this prs s. The
Of four will bale OF or
twenty five pounds to the cubic foot il two
great asd at the pacc OF shpmen The power
suffice for pressing the density owen-
pounds the cubic foot the The press f
very simple in its construction not liable get OF repair
perfectly portable and viii be sold less thaa one fourth
other Of equal power in use
Wall street. between the hours ofia and Of r. W.
streets. Letters post paid will meet mmediae attention.
M dlu,+ Z. u. GARDINER
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HATSI HATS! HATS!

RROWN CO.'S One price Hat Store vholesaIe and
TAIL l75 Chatham Square Of Mott street, where
fashion; beauty durability and economy are combined to
The propretors the pleasure offer in addition
TO their recently improved short mapped hat style the
the most eo:y and beau9I that he difference easily
price cath eystem winch enables furnish very
hat for the price charged In presenting thesa
the public the propreto think they ached the ultima
tum Of beauty durability cheapness and comfort smt
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PRIV ATE CIJRE,

DOCTOR JoRDAN'5 SPECIFIC COURSE, No For
other 81. M
ne complete eradication and permanent cure Of yn:rea
Eash enclosed TN
AND he or o
EssS as aeh package also
des lions with DISCRETION Of u. nature
HhsS sadsd much valuable hut: and
#: Ss. Of onso1 al S Of
M sn its Tf No. and
ssS sss%,; ssy::iss S.ss
90 Marion street second door below Pqce block
AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY FOR THE
DR A. c. CASTLE b:a Riks Isl Broadway New York
has Paste for filling decay teeth which, while is perfect
% ss so the
G snS S @ y pain
The tes "oni.s from ladies the kt society
] as'
Toe%.sSs rs Which put in the tooth will ense,
fD5 ai'sf"
Mr. M
The ioes.ors uy.iy Of The College Of ;@
DEHF SEss-Pr: CASTLE Edwards, Auri.ts, attend to
disease denta to the human Acoustic Drops
Sure for deafness paus noises hard the
DANDRUFF Io.. q hair f'p:sd By Ians1a or OBJ
dly the scalp and ha with cn' Of
which the Preparation becomes thick and clammy
the surface forming erast called dandrn which clogs
the Of the skim and by its against
Of the hair prevents from receiving sufficient noursha
retain vitality The hair then becomes hare and
edy and ehectuay eu,ed BY Jaynss Hair Tonic which
lie dormant OF the surface vessels
the dandruH and produces and healthy growth Of hair
supply the loss Of the c!d and badness
moved where it already exists
The following eerfc ate il selected which sufficiently
proves ITS extraordinary yirtues-
Messr, B. & sands;-Gensmen As an act Of justice to
Dr. Jayne send this certificate inform
the aluable benefit wife has received
JayDe Hair Tonic She lost not her entire head Of
hair but her eyebrows also and after Balm Column
ba and other remedies with used DR.
yayRes Hair Tonic She used two bottles before we could
discover the hair had started and commeno with the third
eyebrows with third gre with of nae black hair
better than she i'd os think il entirely prodnce ed by
the of the Tonic and would commend to all who need
a similar remedy.
Truly yours. JOHN N. JACKSON.
Prepared only by De- D. Jayne South street Price
81 Sold at whoesae and retail by A. D. SANDS drug.
gipt 7s Fulton of Did street. spd fulton street,
also sold BY Abraham Sands Co.. No 1913 adway
Of Chamber street; David Sands Co., No. III East
Broadway mi2 In
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DIR ALIENS BALSAM.

NF Hlrehonnd tverw or aud Pleurisv Root for Coughs
fore Srs o he oSsp.n S uns. Ana IN Si.
other Let perons delay the OF medicine un
al lungs s.nsb affected but in due resort
even the Conqueor Of hI scians fer which all nanknd
viii abu TO bless the hand of Prov deuce
More than Ice Physeans in this city this medicine
LIVER COMPLAINT CURED.-pr. Anea-Dear Sir
have used on basam of HoTehound Lverwort and Pleu
wonderful had sm fully s.tsi-d tat !. pos
superior the OF Liver Comp amt
and the Faculty.
]. B. bei EicHnkSpsoN. MD
WHooPI,sG COUGH -This disease is prevailing very
few dsvs iinss. faests should mben that Dr.. A.
en BAisam Of Liverwor the only intabe remedy and
his saved thou,ands Of hves during sew, ye'rs
Sold BY W. A. Tay lor VIII essle agent SIS Barclay Of
E M. Guon l97 Bowery of Grand street Dr. Hart
&c nsr Of Broadway and Chambers street; j. o. Fayst
mis- Inn
DO-s NOT COMMON SENSE teach ia that EXrEC:
~ ToRATioN is the most nalursl az well as eisetus
yes because 0bs,ru either mms satey
moely the c'use of armaton or Catarrhal fevers produ
consumption OF the lungs and
Of the throat breast sides shoulders, broschlis,
exciting and peruien secreos thereby coeEng
free ccuatien of ia. blood causing difficulty Of breathing
and asthma sTy hoaseaess and loss OF voice droIsy OF
the hear, CHI blood vessels and bleeding from
IN throat and lungs and spi ting Of blood
To this obstruction ON which all these alarmin.
dangerous originate and produce radical
nothing has been found equal to JAfNES EXPECTO
will edg have
that stands far above and beyond reach
and the only truly sucesfu meth Of arrestng and curing
diseases Of the pulmonary organs
Sands Druggists Nos. 7s and 100 Fulton David SaId Co.
No.77 East Broadway B. Sands Co No 1913 Broadway.
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Faos Mrxico-SASrA FE PRisoSERs-By the
schooner William Bryan, Capt. Hcndley, which
we have the latest advices, being the 27tk ult.
from Mexico City. Mr.. Lumsden, enc of the ed .
tors Of the Picayune who il is known went down
TO procure If possible the release of Mr. Kendall)
returned in the sW. B., and yesterday issued his
news in an extra sheet, from which we have eopied
to-day. Mr.. Kendall did not return with his part
and friend, but was left a sick prisoner in a
filthy hospital
The following is from the CORES pondent at Mex
leo at the last date -
/ have purposely delayed speaking of the Texian
prisoners from the Santa Fe expedition The. e
unfortunate men are still prisoners condemned IN
cla.ns aad labor like common convicts; they are
SUI hsddled together in the cd church Of ST. Jago
AM are daily march ed out work in the drains and
sewers OF me city. ! am happy to inform you
edSe OF tie great cholera grave ward neither the
,hinvia arising from the remains of 80 600 pntrid
bodies, the hardshps Of their labor the severity of
me- me-. eouhnneueLl' or The depression Of their
spirits under these accumulated ills have ed
any extensive disease among them or The s,ck
VINO were recently at the hospital of San Apto-
MA, large proportion having recovered
companions, Their CHAINS and there .ng,,,;
The few remaining SICK among whom ara s.
teened friendl Kendall aud DR. Whitaker hsys
been transferred To san Lszaro the Ienrosn r..
pital After a series of Affections. which h.
impaired even his flow Of spirit. and even VIZ
eped his constitution poor kenda, has been ay,;,
thrown on the bed Of sickness with severe attack
If measles
The prisoners at Pseba, where eighty.two have
been carried, are employed paving the road AT lis
entrance and exit from that city; the poor fellow,
have but little TO alleviate the severity of their mis-.
fortunes, except the consolation of being no logger
chained 10 Mexican criminals. Those at Perote
where there are fifty, are better situated and trea.
ted with mere commits ration. The governor OF
the castle Of Perote, rts The little authority al.
lowed him by his government TO ameliora,e, as far
in his power, the evils indispensable from the
position OF those uBd. his charge.
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MARCH OF INTELLECT.

WI y RCf1 OF TN ELLECI.
stI'Gs nave oeen made thHreusnoHt the world IN
scis Why not the in the healing
cannot be the Medical Faculty too minded for
they recommend Rings Vegetable Cough Candy all a
fscons of the lungs and when they
tcle should not pse the preparations that
have been used for years merely because Gac Cicero
Medcs and other writer's speak Of such and such medicines
No Rings Candy modern vention and ieves
checks and ard be
BY the and jeslGu Of few itera Prepared
m I'm
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DIR. J. FRANCIS,
OCIIIIST
No. 10 BARCLAY STREET.

No. 10 BARCLAY STREET.
WITHIN TWO DOORS OF THE Aston HOUSE.
LIS preparations haze in almost every nstanc, .N.,
astonishing cures in all ipiammatory Of the I've
weakness Of sight &c and be iey.d ts h. -
durable, az is iully sttested BY tn. following " -
CERTIFICATES.
II certify that Jacob Valentine youth rs,r~ r
brought to my house last fall apparently bind
called to-day. and states that he been the ~
Dr. Francis whose rsatrent has bsen the ma
God, Of recovering his sight. ~
Rector Of st. Georges Church. Beekmsn March Isx,
wasnearly blind for twelve years WITH nebuia
the sight, and am crectiy BY Dr. Frsnc;s
MARTHA BROWN Ut forsyth strsrts
81 certify 10 the above being true state nent.
g. BENEDICT, Pastor OF the stanton 81. Church,
was nearly blind for twenty with Cataract IN
each Surgical aid resored without any good r.
feet but from the of Dr. Frsncs wonderful preparation
for that diseaseJpy sight is perfectly restored.
HESTER JOHNsON,iss South st, New York;
I'VE the undersigned have witnessed the astonishing eff
OF DR. Francis araoIs for diseases the Eye
hesinsly E:ommend them to the noce of the public a.
valuable remedies.
DUNCAN, DUNBAR, Pastor of McDousal street Church.
S.'H CONE. Pastor OF the First b Al fist Church.
JOHN PECK, Agtnt of the Home Mission Sosiey:
JACOB BROUNER Pastor If the Nsrth Baptist Churchv
JOSEPH ANDKApE, Roman Catholic Priest Of ST.
Peters Church. -
Numerous certificates be al { Office.
n. Prepared and sold oNsr by Dr. j. FRA NCIS No 10
Barrel ~ street, New York
&C. Artificial Eyes inserted. equal in appearance to the
natural. mt lmd&w