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90 ALETTER FROM JOE sMITH.-Hah Hah
Hah! Hah The he he! Yesterday, while the glorious
shedding its million rays the dead the living,
the DID, the ugly the gay the wretched and the broken
hearted Of Gods creatures in walked the tuppenny post
man" with letter to neighbor Jones' Here it is read
do, dear sr-"Nauvoo, Aug g. 1872 am desired by two
ladies request you will send five dollars worth of the
articles mentioned in the following notices several have
used them this Modern Zion, and say that their
cellence is surerhuman the ladies look lovely than
angels after using them and the men more than hand
some. | think you ought to be rewarded in the next
world for maAng its beings beautiful in this Yours
sincerely, Joe Smith, jr" This is great Joe wants to
make the young and old beautiful and handsome.
Important to Young People Of both Sexes.
90 WE MIGHT SAY TO OLD PEOPLE TOO,
word Of advice with you. You know that in this life per-
sonal appearance often rules your prospects in feno
is proof against -every body likes beauty better
than holiness. You may all become good looking you
like. Mind, speak the truth. You may have beau.
tiiul clear skim and fine head Of hair II your skin is
yellow sunburnt, freckled, has any eruption on it, use
cake OF the Italian Chemical Soap, and you will have
a clear skin-our word for it. 1t is curing hundreds in
this city, you have bad hair, why jones' OIL of Coral
Circassia will make the hair grow stay it falling off,
scurf dandru and give light grey hair fine dark
look.
Sold by JONES' Sign of the American Eagle 80 Chatham
street.
Agents State street. Boston 81 Dock street, Philade
phia, and l39 Fulton street, Boston.
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Herald General Print,n~ Omc..

The General Printing Office capable of doing all sorts
Of printing such books pamphlets bills cards of ali
descriptions now open at the Herald Buildings entrance
hom Nassau street-Joseph Elliott, Printer.
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CoRREoTIoN.-It was John II. Coster, and not
John G.. Coster, that has applied for the benefit OF
the Bankrupt Law,
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT,

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!
The college OF Medicine and Pharmacy.
Esfa6hshsd for The Suppression of ouaekery,
90 BEG TO INFORM ALL PERSONS DEsIROUs
Of obtaining medical advice that RENTING the sum of
dollar, with statement of their case thew will be-
supplied with one dollars worth appropriate incidence
and letter OF advice containing full directions as 10 diet
regimen, &c. All letters must be post paid Address
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
Principal once OF the College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street NJ Y
N.B.-The CONSULTING PHYSICIAN is daily in attendance
at the private consulting rooms Of the College Hours
from 10 till o'clock.
no A ROUsING NUMBERING New World of
Saturday September TO- will be sought after and read
with delight Among immense variety of articles will
be found Expaton tale by the Editor of Blackwoods
Magazine and of the most thrilling andpathec
have read. The Misers Daughter-three chap
of this Romance which the plot thickens
and many exciting adventures Letter from +. j.
Grund, Esq-Contents:-Guzot The Regency, French
Politics, Taxation, Louis Philippe, Syria. Russia Eng
land, SPAIN sc. Remarkable Vision Of Charles XII of
Sweden. Also many other extracts from Foreign
Files. Letter from Naples. New Medical Movement.
Review Of DR.. Manley's Structures on DR.. Smith. To
Smoke or not to Smoke. Original Poetry Scrap Book
very copious Foreign News. Letter from Mcleod sc.
Office, 80 Ann street, N. Y. Terms, So per annum in
advance, 81 cents single.
90 CHATHAM THEATRE.-The successful drama
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Principal Office Of the College, 81 Nassau St,

1y- THE KREMLIN DINING SALOONS, NO Ill
Broadway corner of Thames street, opened strictly
European plan. At this unique establishment breakfast
dinners and spper be at seasonablc hours
The daily bill of fare is made up from every decacy the
markets afford, and at moderate charges
Particular regard has been paid the selection OF wines
for these saloons Private parties be served in the
private rooms.
n R. A variety of aouna ready nj II o'clock A. NJ
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uo- OH, NOBLE POWER, THY REIGN IS HERE

New YORK, July I, lS42.
Gents-My wife has been afflicted for the last two
three years with a cough, accompanied with
great pain and bleeding at the lungs The cough has been
at times that during the paroxysms Of coughing
made trial of numberess remedies and her physicians
pronounced her ncurable But luckily last winter
she made of your invaluable compound Hoarhound
Candy, and the result such to leave happy i'm
preston upon her mind of its efficacy and virtues am
happy to say that Peases Hoarhound Candy performed
radical cure, when all other attempts failed.
| am your most obedient servant,
DAVID w. PERCY, 4s Delaney street,
and Spruce street.
To Messrs. J. PEAsE s. Son, as Division st.
Agents-Rushton Aspinwall ITO Broadway, 10 Aston
House, and SO William street, Clark, corner Hudson
and Grove streets; Elton 9S Nassau street Kiersted $40
Broadway, Owen, Sixth avenue Godfrey, 81 Carmine
street.
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MONEY MARKET,

Thursday, September So r. NJ
The transactions at the Stock Board were small to-
day, and prices heavy. Illinois SIS fell per cent
Kentucky 6's Delaware and Hudson / Farmers Loan
!; Mohawk Stonngton per cent. A sale of
United States per cent stock made yesterday 0i
having over per cent interest accumulated it. This
fact published by the Express with great gorifca
ton as the effect of the tariff the sale being repre-
sented at premium, when really at discount The fact
is that effect supposed to be produced by the tariff has
already passed away Some dealers put up the prices
their goods, but they cannot realise. People will not
submit to the high prices being convinced that the duties
will be modified at the coming session of Congress.
Meantime dealers buy only to supply immediate wants.
and importers do not order goods than sufficient
scarcely to keep their assortment They are convinced
that stocks now here greater than necessary
while the foreign market for domestic produce is SO re-
srcted This being the state of affairs the Government
revenues will be very small and when impotations are
wanted for the spring trade the mercantile community
will put forth their energies and compel modification
ofpresent rates The idle clamor got up in relation
the increased employment givento workmen in the
factories pure rickery Many factories reduced
their work. and discharged their hands in order to pro.
duce effect in procuring the passage of the tariff Now
that the object is obtained the unemployment Of those
hands ascrbed the good effect of the tariff when the
truth domestic goods lower than ever and likely to
be still WORSE for the that the foreign demand for
produce is cut off by excluding foreign goods
The following table will show the prices of the leading
articles of domestic goods in the Boston Market at de
rent periods -
PRICES OF LOWELL MANUFACTURES, AND OF UPLAND Cor
s, Prices Sept. sss. sept ls.o OF is.. Sept s 1914
Ss!;:::: brown. j 81,
Negro lp s's:sA'' ss's - j, % ia, e
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. nc tho stock Excnanp.
Foreign Markets.


HAvASA Feb 9-Thc two cargoes of Rice, referred to
IA our last have since been soldone at II rails the
OF at lo and to'da ha of he Catherine fcom Charles
ton, at ii iias.
Coees continue essy at f.as for fair and good descrp
ITEMS. Molasses II rials--dull.
The export of Molasses from this port for the month of
January. amounts to 9l9 hhds From Matanzas, z0s3
hhds. Total Ola bids. :
Exchange on England had risen 10 u per cent pre.
MUM, but rates have settled to IL l2i; New York is
scarce at II q 2; Boston para
Coffee first quality, IL; I'd and Sd quality do 7se
Molasses key 81 gals Iii Sugar assorted b. white IF
brown, 4sa6s lo!; white alone, 6a 10; brown, 4a4s
yeiow, Of . 81 Honey. gal %; segars AIS; Beans
white 9; Beef Mol 2 Prime and Mess u: Butter
Am yellow l6 IS; Car dss m ,uId II ii; sperm "A
Is; Cheese, Am 10 Ia; Codfs 81? Flour Phlad, hia
smoked s; Lard Western, II; Mockerel, No s. 66
FORK. cargo Eastern and Mess 10 als do Clear Ia Po
tatoes 3; Rice, asa; Soap, elbow, O. hhds
Shocks with headings, 81 III Sugar box Shook, 7as4
ExcH1rc.-On England los a IL pre- M, New York,
21a2l, Boston, a g
FREIoHrs-To the United States ! II per box Sugar;
rails per bag Coffee; 81 q 81 per hid. Moiasses.
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DIR. FELIX GOURAUD'S
POUDRES SUBTILES.
FOR ERADICATING HUMAN
HAIR.

Hgs E sas,. rs sSs cn oS aso no
IT,. e! s: ~ Is Is
effort. Of & IN 'h ss!1SS.y art a ,s auSbs i.sd
ne subb, 70 rim 10 them
ns ys IL q; e
se ssa s ei' ssss: e
removing hair sccorplishss the few minutes.
iicn III, skin. Full directions accompany each bots-
mad at Dr. Gouraud. Offices s7 Broalway, a.d 8.
Ss,sy
'%s,'1E Tn ENVY ftls: s'1s; "a
den iane-Uiea. q Brown, p;rfapsr G.n,sse street
=, ~ q
s , fsaS. Fs ,ss
e., s,s XSs,hsPe,s M
G.n J h;S Ss,s :;,s1fsTsi i;s%
$$s:Is y sss:
s S:s :s,:s. PHI s;S s:':% SI =:
B Bssso. Ms'.,: WEaeT 3giS Hsiiow.l scanned
.s sG'e 's, ou%Sas sann:r ca New jerssy"T
Every bottle Of Dr. Gomaud Ccm..irs has hi. name
With 6s n.ms q and New y e, 81 n o. 81 he
Pouarss b.iiss. None other genuine. NJ I'M.
nov h s 3 S % h ssS .s
G 9s e. SSsS'5 NJ ss
capt Of from dollars will find this opportunity
seldom cses above ha, been established 70! many
years ii doing lucrare business Of prime pio
srees the city. For particulars address w W., Lower
Posf Oc. with neIe a1i address, as no ohcrc muni
cation will b. attended TO. kbiss.s
OOK Al TH1s.-Just received from auction, 10, OF
IL dak Calicots, at cents yarj ~. Cotton Bats at
ONLY cen per lot double widths De LANES @l-
lot sa'ne only Is sd Fanpes yard wild only I'd
psr yard mems Far its. Only lot Sk Vet
sd per yard; let OF long cloth Maslnat snly
I0d lot Csssmsres double med, at only S. 81 pr ard;
lot tw'lled % only Sd per Ard: is wis. c.et
wiis H.wIins' store. 5.l 9 ...nsieS ..Se.s fai ..
THE RAt>ERS have the honor 10 announce they I'll
gye Gand voesi Concert, a the New Yorx Society
Library, Wednesday evenf Feb "a 1874 when
pieces " he brought out and o N ir
rfu TyroIc,n Ara will be repestcd. 'rhsy will sppeas m
thei, SPLENDID ra'ions costume Of the Tyrol. =
ckets only so cents to be had the music sores
The dcor. tn commence at hal ococt. f2'9t~
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Died.

Died.
Alter short Illness the 25h of January at Kings.
ton, Jsmaca, Mr.. HENRY HAYES, Of New York. in the
37th year Of his age. IT =
Yesterday morning sfter BRIEF but painful illness,
margaret, wife OF Levi D slamm, aged % years.
The friends of the family and Of her husband are II.
vted to attend the funeral from the residence ca Orch
ard street. this "wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
On Monday evening, 2lst inst. after short and Sc
we're illness, CATHAnINE ELIZA TAYLoR only daughter
of George and Chrs,isna Taylor, aged years and s
months,
On Monday morning in the sch year Of his nge, Cspt
JoHN II. GRIM =
On Monday morning, JANE FOWLER daughter of VIM.
Fowler, eyed II years. ~
At Albany. on the 18th inst, EBsS s. WApLEY printer,
aged 30 years. r. - =
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Dy 10 g. sn- Me-, ,sb 4, a. ai.o ssml
ar ssr same day; Magnolia. ID do; iisnsy Gei'z "i-
United states Ports. H
q, F4rronr.Feb -Arr iola Field, New York; hole. wo0s'
rnssssoar FssIsld Hs.sar nader the charge Of a
G o. me cutter for Ellsworth having beea sersdfor
,, G.,Gss rs DIR JSs Carve, osw) ee'sct Sid
TnoaIsIpps.; FsS.Arr AIsSs%s, Boston.
III near daylight and Then from sW blowing ev,iv
N Ian sy G ns 10s o
much or the whole as wssa first ftaei.
diving tboogi. Hcb.isl damage to ha and now lie.
schr Minerva par e lasts and aeos. ashore
below the ery-knoehed of her aud cAead
sch! Alps psried fastss ,mbers away y
Gs and De- split flying 70 2S- don. ' nc ssnsa
Louisa dnffsd mile up The river "a Wen; ashore on wsei
bottom.
nte the hor aud held her ~ithou'any
wharf with los. Of bseo% ca. PEBBLE Of lie Sta ira
Tug near by w,n, board aud her fast thout fuh "a
ws ssh ,a, Msw England sns william both parted s and
pdro Fso Fs o.l .aSsh hsh o
tFsSss A, ,aSs. S Ss@Ss-,poet for r.
a.ys Feb St Helena. Sid sr Fair Anne
ss;ss T;;E, !: Il wit :
s S' %sy SS1i sCs
e. lon - ;" Ga g s saoi s1.ss,
ris Htfi 4iis s ffs .g t.
s siai: =! eo SS1fa Mo
i!i.S @ 1s We A" R ,sc Ssr
sa Ma Commander and Atlantic, NYors ro%sns, sh.r
Y6Is SD H.s 3ss 9h n.s% % New
Smith Rsh.ees, Eiz.heth Ci,y; sarah tierae@SsyE
,,Bnisrol, RI Feb iasaied from below s;ors cat for
NewH4vEr. Feb ai-Ar Plan,e-, Porto Rico sla Tapps
PHnspELrHIa, Feb 2a-Beow, voant, Plymouth, CID
Warrington La Gu yra aud Porto Csbelo Iiieent
RICHMOND Fsbis-Arr William Bird. Co-son. Att,ka-
Eta 5.sEru CRY, NC Feb is-sld win.ow West Ildies;
M yoi ts ,
New York; Anu Hymaa, Do; Alfalfa West Indies Psrss1e
H,%ssS: T,tr:; F,,elI
A Nary Iss Nys GA ss
SEoass1ov.; Feb ,s--As. Deborah, Charleston
ss Vim ss:ss s s L,
assss Hss;s f.s ss:!s" Ans
Liverpool; g Lamar, NYork; Ermina Nissan M.
sss?G:: sn;5 'sias'
BrscT; Hart 90; klordan Frat Feb SIN
Ann, Saynph Wigs ndrew Scott Portland, do Mariase,
ro oTE aoi sn LOT osIpe" III Am a. 90; LII
pion, wig; Virginia. Mobile, do: straord, Hssre Idg;
Boston laE; John old,S Hs Ssli:,o: c.d,r KY: W
Santa Mar ha do; Portland WORK to kores dg Sara
Ss Chr 90; Requisite for Sss orlssns ds I"%si
MosiLE Fec Ia-cd sGlendid Liverpool Arr ssecd tsr>
virginia ssmi scuhatd omca and nit AT T,Ss1:
Liverpool; Tsna Bordeaun Ocean Rotterdam; Cairo,
Are.itsst s, Tho%as Lime Rock Chsretpn R.pshIie APP
Susan, do: Livus, Cadz; Ez sbeth do Arr Mounaineer
London: Hebe Liverpool; Renovatir. (Brl st Thomas.
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G-THE BILLS of the foil ,wirg Banks are r edeemed
by the ALBANY CITY BANK at / OF l PER cent dis
MONEY MARKET.


Tucsday, Feb. XH-6 r. M.
The sales at the Stock Board have been unusua lily
smell, and prices have varied in very greet degree
Delaware & Hudson rose Illinois SIS declined Har
lem I; Mohawk 4; Paterson J. Bills on Philadelphia
Ga st; Baltimore3 No 81 Mr.. Jauaon has Of course
been discharged from the charges brought against him
yesterday published the situation Of the banks Of
Philadelphia, the date of their las. return NV. 1884,
The following is table of the leading features of the
same Banks compared with the return OF Nov 1882 i'm
meatey ser the failure of the United States Bank =
BANKS OF PHLApELrHiA Nov 1 Il, As COMPARED WITH
THE RETURNS Nov 1888.
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GO Tar Fox THAT Losr his TAL.-Mr. George Sam
ders one oft6e best BARRIERS town. quarter oil centu
rysince brought from England the plan Of Iazor
strops TO HIGH come after he applied Riggs
invention OF the metallic hone and, at that PERIOD the
article was considered good but the Yankees peslent
set OF NEEDING cannst be satisfied that John
Bull should Guido them in any thing set about i'm
proving it, and if history and facts msy hs adduced as
evidence, they quite successful AT this the talent
ed artist naturally felt very indignant well he might
the more especially they resorted to species OF put
ng at once digusting and and most shock
ing to his delicate nerves Now, sny man more than
another mpathize with him in his distressed stua
tion 1t IL Chapman the entor of the Magic Razor
Strop the great desideratum ackno wedged by all cut
lers to be the very climax and apex perfection Chap
man must write, Saunders though you remind him Of
the liable Of the fox that caught in the trap,
end being ashamed at the loss of his tail tried persuade
the other foxes that was fashion The cunning
rascals would not believe him. Al all events, Chapman
must say, and write too if he please that his success
has his most aatterng expectations and that
he is proud that the public IA thousand thanks to hem
appreciate the Magic Razor sroP Toho'e whs call
at l02 William street Chapman will supply this truly
cellent article just cheapy though he told them
ever 50 line story To Do entirely silent, however, he
must have some better than the fox gave for the
loss Of his tail. l ~.
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Foreign Innp0ytatIOns

ST. PETERSBURG ship Nicol1s S4vn-ao bales felt q do
leather do crash Rowland & A.pinwaios coils co-dage
bdla hemp 54 do oakum 2s2 bohbies fl Goodhu. COZ h
g PKG shse, iron PEEK c?-s7 bale: di,per 10 do hemp
mdse Newbold crufsl bsgs insced n bales
sal cloth Al pcs do to order. 7l' I7t''
MxssisA-Brig Powhata,-l Reported yesterday liSo a.
cks 200 actay's wine Lawrence Robnson2l Lenng
eo2c Levereh CO. Is bags almonds 90 do hemp iced
do berts 100 d. wanus SO 60 seed SO bales
cks Peruvian store IS quoce paste 1900 bxs lemons
oranges 8 Broom.
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dsgracefulfo hear this great and good man belied
by kRsves dolly We advise joiner Of 90 Chatham street
to send him bottle Of his Oil of Coral Circsssia
which is certain to prevent his hair falling out make
grow cure dandruf give light red or grey hair hpe
DARK look We have SEEM ourselves, two evidences ~
this one IN an OLD and in young person besides the
respectable certificates Mr.. Jones hss Is enough-onr
IRON Judge Edwards II is sold at SILL you are not
careful OF the right number you will be cheeted-e2
Chatham. Price only three, i've or eight shilling
three Sizes Ask for Jones OIL Of Coral Circassia -
buy mo other Agent i67 Division sreet-in Erookly
q. l39 fulton street.
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TO THE LADIES.


10 females.
Suppression irrsguaritv. obstruction &C. by whaever
produced be removed by Madame c. in very
time.
Madame C medical establishment having undergone thor
ough repairs and for the better Of
her aents she I'd ladies
the point Of confinement those who wish treated
obstruction OF their monthly period.
Madame c. be consulted residence, No
na street at all times and with the streest ard 10
All lett be
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o. THE Wg.rHER. The disagreea5le weather
which Of late prevailed has caused great sickness in
this city, particularly colds. Those who sh to GUARD
against this species OF complaint should the great
remedy Of the day, Shermans Cough Lozenges, which
is called the cureall Cor lung complaints LOG Nassau
street, SO William street, and 273 Broadw ay II East
BIoadways Bowery 10 Aston House. 22l Blocker and
227 Hudson street, New York 1879 Fulton street. ok
lyn, Shermans Lozenges arc sold.
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o. CHATHAM THEArRE.-Mr j. r. Scott, a gentleman
long and favorably known the theatrical world an.
nounces his name for benefit this evening the above
named theatre where has been play ing successfully
Tor the last two weeks round Of his best characters
delighted audiences The pieces he has selected for
presentation consist Of Knowles play of the Wife, and
Sir E L. Bulwer's admirable comedy Of Money Mr. C.
teered appears Saint Pierre and Young Lady from
Boston, said to possess considerable talent makes her
first appearance in the character of Mariana Mr. Scott
formed by him in this country-N. Johnson, Sir John
vescy Stevens, Graves-C. Mestayer Sir friedrich
Blount-Miss Msstayer, Clara-and Mrs Blake, Lady
franklin.
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Ss.ssa.sli
I,0si.24s

This description Of securities not only absorbs all the
capital but the contingent fund also The depostes ana
creuison are invested in species Of paper
that exists only under the process OF renewals
The Institutions IN TO have reached tina point where
there is no alternative but liquidation ana the sooner
that is brought about the better for all parties
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
THESE farfamed snd LIBERATED pitts. from Portugal
,i..yre.t ths last eolo'onof fourth fsllmis
Two ENt,L,sH tiANO FOMrES FOR r,ALE-A
beautiful toned Patent Square Piano Forte, with the
dern imprav nts, AID Of the b"st London make.
Ac nd hand Gne toned Horizontal Grsud Piano Forte with
meta lie tubes, harp pedal, kc.
Thes; instruu ents are well worthy the attention Of profess
aua aud will b. sold reasonable
at 7S5 Broadway, entT in Clinton place.
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Married

On Monday evening, by the Rev. DR.. Eastbnrn Mr.
DANIEL FRAScIs (of the firm of d. W. Francs) 10 Miss
vIoro.iSE, second daughter Of Augustus Bretoniere,
Esq, all Of this city. =,
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with the violent fluctuations esinosd IN the city bank
These banks hold bat s7s65a Of each others notes. ont
Of circulation Of sasoooo0. They ohisin the whole
circulation and havedrven the oils Of the city banks
toto their vsuls A. is impossible for the
banks Of rhiladephiaso tspecie payments one
two ofthe moro prudently conducted may be enabled
to DO 50, butTthe balance are not only insoven',
but daily becoming more Omtng the Girard and
Bank OF fennsy lvsnia which have stopped, the capital
oil the other banks are absorbed as follows:
Capital of sne banks in Philadelphia =. .... ssss2sn
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you for sxpenc.'-'' you, you granny--you
jitkass." The tone and manner must, OF course,
be left 10 the Imagination. Mr.. Holmes appeared
to be much excited, but how the ARRAY may end
canno, as yet be conjcctured. Perhaps Tomorrow
some honorable gentleman willErise and say that
the words were uttered in Pickwickian sense
and that the whole matter has been honorably adj
isted to the satisfaction Of all parties This little
event has Afforded momentary relief to the dull
monotony ofthe last few weeks, during (which, as
Jack Ragg has it, there has been nothing stirring
but stagnatiou - but il s feared it will not long
serve to keep alive any degree Of excitement to
chequer the routine of dullness.
The novelties in'sthe theatrical world this week
are not numerous. Hervio Nano, I" the monkey
man. is giving his wonderful performances. A
Adams, the tragedan, running through his round
Of characters; Miss Reynolds is fascinating and
attractive ever; and, still more, debut of lady
madame Hervio) in the part OF Virginia, has taken
place She has since appeared as Calanthe in Da-
mon and Pythias. Lectures are frequent, and Yam
kee Hill, who has unexpectedly been detained
here, takes the rostrun ON "Wednesday evening,
when he will deliver his lecture ON the rise, pro.
gress, manners, customs, and pecullarities OF the
New E,glanders. This lecture, which was highly
commended in Boston and New York, is inter
spersed with Characteristic anecdotes OF the pea
santry "down East" and 10 said to be as amusing
a. instructive.
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Baltimore.
Correspondence Of the Hsrsldl
BALTIMORE, Feb. q, 1872.

Mn. EDITOR -
To-day flags are flying in enr harbor, and on the
various public buildings in honor to the birth of
Washington: A number of balls are to come off
this evening The military are also to turn out
Forrest appeared at the Holiday last night in
Richelisu, to good house. He was well sustained
and played admirably. s.5f
All the retail dry goods dealers have had meet
ing and signed pledge to take Railroad orders only
at tho current rate Of discount This will produce
another revelation ia our currency
A fellow enter the Catholic church in Front
street, few nights since, and robbed it Of box
containing pennies foI the orphan.
Matters at Annapolis continue without inte-
rest.
The weather has been very pleasant, with but a
slim prospect for ice. Business 10 dull. Flour
varied much since my last.