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Arrived.

Arrived.
Packet ship Argo Anthony from Havre Dec co. mdsc to
WhitloeL Jr lO inst Ion TO- packet ship Duckesse d.
British sehI Con,tsnt H,nsop Ia days from Antigua
schr Ellington u days fun Boston for Cea,eston w.
Sshr Eagle Lark days from Eastpor ia and llaster.
Below.
s guis on Houd Wind Me-
General Record.
FACxEr sHIr UKrEp STATES for Liverpool, will sail
day. Her letter bags at Gilpn's.
PACKET WELLINGTON, for London will sail to.mor.
row.
BR,o EMILY lately ashore Rockaway was got OF on sa
tnrday. and towed up by tie steamer Hercules.
az S S Be;
70: s1 but n
ssH. inK.I.D s:TeSsaThs Chsrl..Sn Patriot state.
s.hore Great srup Key ai.t u in from the north
built New York sh. valued at ssa insured il
Foreign Ports.
HAVANA Ian 2s-Cd Louisa, Portland Arr 2sth Sebago
Bamore HicemerO, do; Hvriei, Maryland CID Anirone.
Jan asn Sort Susan FOR Boston 8; Angola
CAFE H1rIiKS, Jan SIN port Drgo for Boston s-ouIy
United states Ports.
LysIc Esther Eliza. Baltimore; sth Rsbscca
rs,ou,n oess. cordss Nf0k CID FEB
BATH, Feb SID Eclipse tnew) Cuba; Ceres TarbOz,
PoRILAvD, Febii-Arr Henrietta Maauzas. CID eth Alb
sosIoS Feb ,a-Arr Moscox New Orleans, Charlotte do;
Lyee%ing Malaga; rr'fTnas Wilmington NC s!ack Hawk
Messna Telegraphsd Sophia I'm Calcutta Signals
ships brig. CID Medora Havana; Morning Star st
yaso; Kersngon sayannah jag Page Baltsmore Acorn
Phisdephas O:car Bearse, NYork AR Iith Howard, N
Siausaniiia; Rocket NOr'esss.
NAsrvcxEI. Feb s-Arr Council, Richmoni Sid 9Th, Eve
TposHrcwx Feb iosd Active Sims, Coast of Africa via
Holmes Hole In port Energy nearly ready for Bsston
F.ovrpsucE, Feb ll-A Biow, Eiz,bs,h City; Rsbeeca
do Pamlico, Little River NC Mechanic do. Dophn Nor
To- ''''' -''
BR,sToL, Febl-SId VIM r. u.s. rertisnd The Moro Gas
e for Havana which sailed sh anchored under Canonicut
rode out the gale Of that night and returned next day
and still remains at anchor below, wind bound
Norfolk for rhomaston Arr 9TH Splendid Egg abor fo'
Nferk ostrees-wss carrying empty casks 10 ship rank
fort ashore Egg Hbor; the cask needed and
IN returning when within half mile Of Sandy Hook took he
Highlands, and about 90 SKIS of deck.
FHILA pELPHia, Feb l2-Cld Bourne, 81 kits.
BALTIMORE, ebil-Arr Chatham. Boston; Alnspa, do;
Flor del Mar Portsmouth, Cid Ida Boston Sid Atlantic,
CRY PonI. W. FEB s-Arr Orleans, Cardiff
NoRroLx, Feb Io-Arr Nahmskanta. Baker, NYork Aas,
bury pot; MHgart Portland for RIchmond-put
provisions; Florida, NH,ven
CHARLEsroN, Feb sCld Leland: Boston on Point Pere,
Guad Wsccsmav. Matanzss Bid Rob Roy Lily. rpool; Iii.
York; Allen, Portsmouth NH; Yeoman Antwerp
SAVANNAH Feb sCd Ada, lBr) Barbados Arr Leonidas
Havana; Casi!da Charleston; Cape Fear, Boston,
Mo.'LA, Feb l.Cis VIM Goddard, BO:,o. Arr Cape
NKw OaLEArs, Jan Starr Meyunticook, Camden; Omar
Malaga; Vigiiant, Campeachy.
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Circ ALT Court.

Frp l2-Cu,us Fletcher VS.. NathI TlihiR, junr
In October, ls35, a company at Long Island
ito which defendant belonged) purchased OF Col.
John Gross, of Portland, Is 600 acres Of land in
Maine, being township M. No. z, for which they
gave Sc per acre, part in cash, and the baaLce OF
purchase in notes, each member Of the company
paying for his own share. The defendant gave two
notes for So $50 each, which were transferred, and
fell into the hands Of plaintiff, who s third party
The lands were represented as being every thing
rich and valuable, and the Colonel had the modesty
at first to ask 50 per acre for them, but finally
took SO. which he declared was actually givin &
them away. Few people would be willing now to
give a shilling an acre for them. The notes were
contested on the ground of Misrepresentation and
fraud, and the trial lasted for several days. The
plaintiff commended that having given value for the
notes he was entitled to recover. The jury found
for defendant.
For plaintiff, Mr.. John N Taylor Mr.. J. S
Bosworth, and Mr.. Charles B. More, for de-
PENDANT
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Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Herald

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Is, 1872
Astounding Nssos The Bank Bin Reported Suspen-
sion Proposed 10 be Legahssd for Fire Years-
Policy Of the Wigs, &c.
Contrary to the general expectation, the commit.
tee to whom was referred the Resumption in the
Senate. reported to Nat body yesterday morning
bill, new in almost every feature. The PRINCIPAL
provisions are a resumption of specie payments by
the banks to the amount Of five per cent of their re-
days! Which you will perceive will give the banks
five years before full resumption takes place -
1t also provides that no notes shall be issued, ex-
cept thoe OF specie paying banks, with the excep-
ton OF those issued under the act Of Alb of May lS41
(Relef ssues) OF these last 20 per cent per annum
are to be cancelled by the State Treasurer. The
other provisions OF the bill relate principally to the
mode Of proceeding against such banks as may not
come up to the provisions Of the act l have not
ment further than to remind you that by the recent
S'league" formed by the city banks they asked but
1ntl the lst OF August to make a full resumpt ton
Can II pass! Would the members afterwards
dare to show themselves to their constu.
entsl SO far as il has become known tc-
day, il has excited the highest feelings Of ex-
asperaon. II it becoms a law, should not at
all be surprised to see the of Cincinnati en-
acted here. Two Of the committee who reported
the bill are professed democrats. The whios Of the
legislature lent the Houses bill their support it is
said with the view of using their course at the ne xt
election. Should the Houses bill fail in the SEN
ate il will be tor the want of democratic support
The Governor have seen informed is m town.
but will not vosch for the truth Of the inform
The wind is from the north east and il has all
day rained moderately.
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Died.


On the 18th iussnt JoHS BAKER, sged 40 years. after
short but painful illness Of eight days, with infanms
ton Of the lungs.
His friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited
10 attend funeral from his late residence
street. 10 morrow, 18th instant, a o'clock, without
further invitation.
On the nth instant Of apoPexy, in the AL year Of his
age RlcHAsp lsA Of London, for many years resident
Of this city.
N attend his this afternoon at O'clock from his
istc residence Is Bowery, Of Hester street.
On the i8h instant suddenly, BENJAMIN CAroroE, Of
this city in the 53th year Of his age.
his fiends are invited attend his funeral this AFTER
at Ioclock precisely without further notice from
his late residence, Al Warren street
On the 18Th instant, Paars PEacHr aged 50 years, 0
months, ~ days
,s WilIiam Irwin are requested 10 attend her funeral
this afternoon at half past O'Clock, at Mrs. Comforts
On the lath instant, MANY, wife Of william Van Nor.
den in the 10th year ofher age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
/, 10 attend her funeral this sternoon at haps
I o'clock, from 1913 Mott street.
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Superior Court.
Before Judge Tallmadge.

FEB. l2.-Ne,c York Life ms. and Trust Co, vs..
beng the amount Of a quarters rent Mr.. Lent
hired premises No SO Leonard street from the
company, (who, BY the way, are getting possession
of an immense qua fifty Of real estate in the city,
owning much property in Leonard street and else
where.) Hew dissatisfied, and returned the key,
after paying the first quarter. In the declaration
the property 10 described ~ No "a Leonard, which
il q blacksmith's shop opposite No. So. The coun-
sci for Mi. Lent centeudsd that he did not occupy
No 81 Verdict for defendant.
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W,THE BILLS IF the 6olsyDg Banls are Redeemed

psas'. SssO1 soothing remedy for children
ed thousands Of children when thought past recovery
from commissions arising from painful dentition A
relieved the gums cooled and the reduced
II is innocent and efhacous, tending to produce the
teeth with ease and pleasant to the TASTE No nursery
Division street. Agents. Reddng, State street. Boston
Zieber, 81 Deck street. Philsdelphis; Rawls Co, 81
State street, Albany Robinson ITO Baltimore street,
Baltimore; Curns Co. Is Exchange Place, New Or.
leans Tolsz, Cincinnati Ohio; Duva asa Broad street.
NeWark.
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Ss4s,sia H7.aao 4;s,oss

The amount Of exchange held October LIST,
$4,000, being decrease Of $500 eoo rs per cent
since April Since Ostober, which IL the commence
ment Of the cotton year. the amount hasnsay doubled
and the liabilities Of the banks have increased without
danger to themselves, Notwithstanding that they Fay
specie and are surrounded by suspended banks both
osth and south. Perc have the incontrovertjble
evidence Of the knavcry and folly OF those banks and
bankers in Philadelphia and Baltimore who pretend that
their ability pay depends upon the movement OF banks
IN other States.
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APPOINTMENT by TIE PsEslpESr.-Willam II.
Freeman, of Philadelphia, 10 be Consul Of the
United States for the port Of Neuvas, in the Island
Of Cuba, in the place Of John M. Baker, de-
ceased
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TO nlasters OF VesseIs,

Commanders Of vessels will confer favor by having list
Of their passengers and report Of vessels left at
tie port whence they sailed and the vesse Spoken, ready
their arrival here for Commodore BAssErr Of fleet
Of news schsonsrs. He will board them Immediately
their arrival.
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syss%5.
.abe htown j. consisting o. acres; barn and good
.sas
FARM FOR sALE-Ths .SbseIi6SJ:, :.
sosas q S.afi.;ss s; New
he S as
hundred and tweaty6ve suitably divided into
mile. az from New and
G% M in ssSS apple
sS 81 and The and the
GSS5AaE : 5S$ SsH sRRFyazSHsfH
& II! Am +; 5a,i
~ Fsb 1Ss tS ssS'' P TS
70,
al sE ns
,s Of this vessel
g GLOVER s7 MssMUERAY,
100 '''i WIZ fsi'i' + $s SiSS &c.,
a SSSFasTEE RfiS1GH t Ak f.s
New he
RED Bird LINE TO ALBANf On the
ill., =, - Ishsf =
Cd Stage Albany this line from any point the Eas,
agents will be board each Of the mail boats give assis-
This line extend. Montreal, touehing atAlsany, (oce
under the Ms.sum and embraces very direct and comnO
The stage: horse, of this line will be found really tn.
The sctest attention will be paid e the comfort convs
W.: +; .S.a :sas Bra
Ii Il. H Il tbaAxrER, Agents
sr :I'ir. S. ;;::ss
a:,s :nSSd a
Elk COLLINS co.
.S& F1k C0LUMBIA RivlE N: VEssSn Oregon TsrTrI!oIy'
'e and
Ship John Spring matter win sail As above
ply 70
fs.- 6 A sis a s %; RE 1sS sss.A st.
0IR fSE S5 &. ,;i
ssas pa packet .sp '! Gsp
Waite will sail positively on Saturday. the sth off
The accommodations Of th. lae for cabin, q cabin and
@sLu eay
ton on board foot Of s'ssS;H :'ii CO.
ssFulton =: ne1td door is The Fulton Bant.
& ;nsss
sailing from Liverpool the 7th Of April. Of the
ships Comprising the old line, sailing from there punctuay
the TIN and 18TH of month"; For passage apply
above. rs
- TO LET Oh LEAoE,Cl he SUPERIOR BRICK mouse,
m 70 Broadway, few doors below Wall street. The
.;Sy oeeSsd By Co
The story brick The ssstsry side Of Cherry
| and. Pike streets.
The two story house Monroe street. the FIRST house absv,
| Pike street.
The three story brick house 81 Walker between Broad
The Few story house IS Fourteenth st. between tn,
l 5th and 9Th avenuss.
House.
THE store 81 Water street near Old slip
The brick house 22s Nineteenth ST. occupied by Mr. John
Crlpser. 49,. :,
Alse FOR BALE Lots on Broadway, near Union squars
Lots on Seventh avenue near 2sth street.
Los on 49, 49, and 1891 streets, bounding Harlem
River. -
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Court OF Common Pleas.

FEB I2-Ro6srf A. Read vs. Monmouth B. Hart,
she,if-Thc plaintiff keeps gunsmith establish
ment in Chatham street. opposite the Park The
Sheriff levied upon his effects under execution,
taking number Of guns and pistols, which mad
ged the offiee at the thine. The whole property
only sold for between $500 and 500, while the
customers articles alone were worth over 500
For damage in respect to latter, action IL brought
Verdict for the plaintiff $40 damages and cents
costs.
For plaintiff, Mr.. N. b. Blunt-Mr. Jos. Hart for
defendent
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Passengers Arrived,

Hail ~ Boston; Lewis Bnsse, Jos w alter Warren Kis.
bali New yort; Mademe Gow,ey Marscillesand II in the
steelpge.
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j. PE.ASE & SONS
CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF
HOARHOUND CANDY

OAlNNl
da.rent insrsdsn ali celebrate for the cure Of colds
81 saa ~ and no
relief this Of ~ rhsnnd Candy they are 90 :msgs
I %assS that inc 'e'''' ' ""'' ONO col"
READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS.
D.sesTs!iea Of Es,rhGuna d,.sT,s ic
:Sssesp,sSs Of cold found strength health gradually
hope. sn hour
I'll wSs oe
hsn every symptom disappeared
Your" respectfully ~ Gold st, p Wv wEiEI ,Di
wnoer.e can I'm s,;s hoao.od
Ssssy rfS
DrrRoir, Oct ish, 1871.
paesss.s q HOs9ossd Csndy.i sssp,se
but must 10 as,ie say convinced me my err
ror. iam' with great rs'DeHft, REpFELp Nm
Ibave used Peas Hesround andy IN ny family FOR coughs,
colds and SIC dssSER S. Henry
s:i;: : =; I!:s:s
ieS ~
g; 81
voice nothing equal tive nd
Signed
rs:ss. s e cs.;s s1ss %,:
Rev G Issssyf New Yo:s
Rsy M Whitaker Pastor Of Church. corner Of C'A''0'
sls:$; s. c 4. ss s:sd
Rev NJ NJ P as. Of wy.n Church.
ne Rev Sr M9 I ina PssoS CHURCH York;
AZ ssfr ,ns Dis Of paSAsd and
who would not believe ths aoVSs & wona ne be be
r, nreiope Of The Gcnsiae Psass Hcarhound Candy l.
soe J. wholesale and retail Country ordes punciaay
''isss c"1 he Al ssss must be postpaid
Rusbton Aspinwal 40 Broadway, 10 Aston House. and
| 'Tbompson, cor Fulton and William s,s
sand Fulton ST. and Granite Buildings cor. Of Broad
wax ard e.. o s s s,s. No sh
MrG Mediums EsSadins No s, sts,s q, Boston. Mas.
H,w. 7eo sTs Ss :. D %s, =. Philadelphia
ar Robertson No. ITO Baltimore 81, Baltimore. Md
Messn pnbo,se X 20. Mobile, Ala
Mes.rs Cwns Co. No 10 Exchange Place, New Or
Rev N; psvsll. asa Broad It, NsxMt,NJ.
Mr. Piercey Teller. Detroit, Mich. fra
NoIlCE-Tbe Copsrnsrhiy heTs'cis!e sIi.!ng ssi.
r n n. :ssserbess usdss the firm q JOHN MORTON
JOHN ~ ~" . ~ Tp "S firm
ls'"s'l R SS'sa H9 aosTos.
Inn NORTON win eon,inu, the bu.nes. at the OLE
stand ~ canal street. the corner Of West Bro'd ~Ay
| NOTICE.-R3BEKT CHRl5TIE. naive q &c is,,.h
hayn Aeerdsen.his scetlsnd "! rees,yr
WI.s.Srfs' Eus:fn. coaay, "a. ALsx. GRAY
nsN
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BY recaptuatsn these aggregates give the following
result -
.apyil: Mr.: jan; I've. Dec,
Specie. 55onle 66s.735 502.2s9 STAG
Circulation Iii $50 I,loss2 I6i4.7s1 Iots25 -
d. posits, l,l5el3o l,203.s56 1888 s3,s77 -
table =
.anis Noy, Jm: Im: Dec.
Foregu, ssi,77s 1873 ns9s s5Ha
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A. usa ~ .pss.

have ..u ID
Do DO ssn ai,ssl alone 22SS
VIII osspsnsd for performance on Monday.
WELCOME TO CHARLIE. pIcKFS.-Tnv a a5
~, B s Ball 70 Dc Mr. IA.rs. oeIss
&: S b., Fl. fsw;s.
'iF ss &c RI; &C. h and the
HIS cs%%.ss sss:asr il full Bail Dresses. and w.,.
Military and Naval Officers apTear their respective
'' amp s SnSer e &c @
&; si's s
.ss 8. q; 4, s::s:
on 'aa '''f me one ''p''" '"' s'.A-'
ssssS Of oh s ns s viii 5. s
P res regularity aud 70 that imposition be pae
Ssh:S~i.s w.. '.s" e-,s's''t' ''a- e1
arrival departure OF the co%psny 70 secure o''e'
No more persons viii be ad ned the ts than the Bah
room S Behalf he cs%% ISL ,ro.v
AoDANr H. Mo oSasls:u.
oHA s.s:fi y N, E4 4ss1a.
Inns = N v%ssssss. , SiS '''''"''' : "~ com
King John. J.R kNS je saaaSisossrte.. lH Kirby
aa:ssy M.' B'f Juls
Lady Lady ;...... Wit. Herb h:'s.'
TT THE rouYPi!is sss' 81 S TIE FOREST. ,
Sl'''iTs s..s.,l.. Mr.. 1A. Ki:', !.
i: ss..s :;.: .s. ....'.:11
mITyana.'s OLl MFiU T1a1AVna.
THIS EVENING F s..l .~ WITH performance wi" %
rytA... DAMON AND r1iH'AfAi orne..,I.
For the fourth time never esiss Musical BurI..qa.
Richard s.uv An, Mehei-HsMnIy kNinE: r. NieAsns
r Ia Be H fsTTyei MIyN
Ram Ru,,i. Mr. Grshs mfr stfh H.. B,,n.u.
Kok;s Mi: Singleton singleton
The oMSis Ts
Julia Ledger, is Singleton
ssa. s,. r i. sG.s. 4: Curtain r... at
Come, H~n sso"S,ssy % and %au street.
Additional T9s;T ss III. week.
One somTs bs on 81 M poSO I'd Of N,.a,r.
r;,., . .,,, WIKI S,s a. VAR a. u..r,,v :,
Lovers songs founded upon the Legends Or ireland
Of fsqs %.: aS ."S iss,
sss L Fl Petite sas -;l e. N. MAJ s''
By Of s: weir. % hi.
Price Of sdmission 10 The whole wi re- main al as cents
The Manager great expense effected short engage;
and iutsrestiug MODEL VF THE CRY or DUBLIN
The Grsnd and Sublime Exhibition Of the stupendoas
fAA.' The wonderful Exhibition Of
The snes raj a so1 vii so%nsussw with
Virginia NV @"-O-'' I'VE La Petite Ceri,o.
Ma,Terito Madlle Rosaiis
Magician, Mots Sylvan.
After which variety or Songs New Dactt and Ballads
by Mis- Taylor T. 9 Booth Hearty and Bruce.
The FALL Of N q x @ una.r Il: %
Room $3.50
re ASnS LADY Hss avery ws,iin.g
rama s' - ~ N S''
Paseipa. Of School. and Pupil. admitted liberal .rn:
fe Se av Perform every satnrs.v a. s
The 10 be the same ss those in ne evening
70 n ans m cum ane 81 M
M Performance to Commence at half past o'clock
.6'sA time Bel! will Be Leae - - : -; q.
h ~ ann,;s "a for h.swsn "a AZ .,l
q. 6. Oliver 81. Inquire for =. /; fl.ir
GK SAoSfG ;tSd,nK E h;H h sos
6- isrmsd ate ?: ace: The steamboat ROBERT
For passage or freight, inquire q bead, e
49, nHVSGnI, ~ $500.
W. N.n,s,r. a. ~" -. 6;.,l; s.a.:o
lent Association respectfully announce that their Sc
COND BALL tins will take place at Tam many
| Hail en FRIDAY EVENING. Feb ID. 1872
To the friends who previous occasions have
than that with the object view erertlon their
he season and T possible worthy Of the very liberal
tSs;c eotm.r eGort:. ''''s "-
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iry- The Lecture this evening on Electricity, by
Professor Quimly, viii no doub; call a large audi
ence TO " the New York Museum Of Science" late
Peale's. The experiments to be very effective.
Popular lectures on science at this institution are
making il favorte resort.
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making II aVOIite resort
DO CHATHAM THEArRE-Since Saturday night
host of painters upholserers and carpenters have
pleely renovated and beautifed this establishment and
Union. The worthy and indefatigable manager takes
his benefit tonight and presents splendid sill consist
ing Of ShaksPesres beautiful tragedy Of King John,
with a most powerful cast, J. r. Scott King John
Earl Of Salisbury c. Mestsyer, Chatillon; Mesdsmes
Lewis and Blake the Dauphin and Constance, and Miss
Mestayer Prince Arthur The beautiful Drama OF The
Founding of the Forest In which Scott, ThorAe, Kirby
and Mrs Thorne appearconcludes the entertainments
90 TsurH.-A statement has gone the rounds of the
papers, stating that the recognzsnces in the case of
Francis Louis, indicted for several Offences had been
forfeited would beg to state that Mr. Louis has at all
times been ready to meet his his trial which
is set down for next Thursday, when he will have the
satisfaction Of proving his innocence and this report
circulated by his enemies in order 70 prejudice the
minds Of the community against him. and also his friends
who have been bail for him in several malicious prose-
cutions. JUSTICE.
Do AMxRicAN MusEuM-This establishment s in the
full tide Of success. is crowded day and night. Many
attractions offered this week. Mad'le Rosalie,
Mr. Heartily. and Mr. De Camp are engaged; also Miss
Taylor, T. G. Booth, La Petite Cerito Henry, and the
Albino Lady. new Pantomine Ballet, in two acts,
will be produced, with properties costumes, music,
&c. The model ofthe city Of Dublo, Niagara Falls, and
Pneumatic Rail Road, remain another week. The views
In the Grand Cosmorama will all be changed to-day and
detailed printed descriptions given to each. These
veItes, with 500 900 curiosities enough in all
science for IS cents
90 We yesterday recommended all our church 60.
ing readers to Shermans Cough Lozenges, and the
result that there little coughing all day
Dr. Sherman il deserving of great praise for his ines
mabe Lozenges His warehouse 10 at 100 Nassau street.
Agents. Rushtsn Aspinwalls three stores; Sands
Bowery.
of a. r,llo~ RacEs n.d> "A
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. FEBRUARY II.
OF the Atlantis steamers.

Jun RIsEs ........6 40 NOON SETS .......... 50
UN IA aIen wArER..........I II 20
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Decrease, ss5"s so.SsS 1850
The Agricultural Bank. and the saltwater Canal
Bank, are in the hands Of receivers
The following 10 a comparative return of the Mer.
chants and Mechanics Bank of Wheeling, Va.
MrRcHANrs AND MEcHANIcs' BANK OF WHEELING, Va,
JAN. 10, lsi2, AND JAN, Is4i.
Jan. 1851. Jan. 1sl2. Inc. Dec.
Loans, 6ilI50 6sstIl l+1,76s
Specie, S6T62 II6SsS 32,t33
Post nstes, sss,oas sss.eas
Deposits, ss,4b 1889 1884
Inthe return for ls42 there has been distinction Of
demand notes and post notes. There is, however, an
aggregate increase fifteen thousand dollars the cir
eulaton.
The following is return Of the banks Of South Caro-
lina on the 3lst January ls42 -
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE farfsmcd c. LIBERATED pills. from Portugal ar
we perceive b obtained in this country Bee adver
,issoerd . thu last colenbof fourth ffIm'is
DtZ BALL-COhNUCOFIA.-Ih The Kssms Of the Cornu
ecpa will b. for the reception Of company This Eve
ming The tables will be supplied with every decacy of
Entrance through the Hall Door adjoining tie The
At LUSCOMB Z SANbOKN fliItt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-14

Packet ship Argo, Anthony, from Havre Dec mdse to
Whitiock Jr 10Th Ion TO- sawpacke ship Duchesse d.
Orleans hence for Havre.
British schr Constant H.neon 10 days from Antigua
ballast to Maitland Kennedy Co. Lett schr Julia Nancy.
schr Wellington, IS days fun Boston for Charleston
Sehr Eagle Lark q days from Eastport ati and to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-28
Rhode Island.

We mentioned yesterday that the General A.
.cmbv of Rhode Island had convened in Special
Session. The Governor. Message is brief, and
give. clear and succzct statement Of the matters
in controversy From the deep interest this con-
tea, excite. throughout the country, and especially
in this city, and by the vital importance of the
principles involved. ~e are led to present the
Message entire. as it may be found below. \ slp
from the Providence Journal c-ntain. the proceed
ing. Of The Assembly on Tuesday. The Commit
tee 10 whom the Message va. referred reported a
.eries OF rc.0lutions-l, authorizing the Governor
10 take such measures a, lie should deem ncccs-
AIRY To protec, the public property Of the State =
authorzin. the MAJOR General 20 enlist volunteer
soldiers in defence Of the State, and providing for
their organization and payment; 3. authorizing
the Governor to recall any arms loaned hy the
State 4 appointing RIcHaRD X. R.NDoLPH'
JANE. FESSER, EDWARD CARRISGToN, LENUEL
II. Arnold. WuKISs UPDiXE. PELEG WILBUR
and BYRON DIvoS Board Of Councillors TO nd
Use with the Governor and 5. asthor ling the
Governor to til vacancies in the militia Offices. A
motion to prin. them was debated til the adJourn-
NEXT.
The following letter from correspondent no.
iices az important movement toward settling the
difficulties: