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ship in the House. lie has been appointed score
tery of State. The Hoo. Daniel 5 BessI, Of Fred
erick county, has been elected Speaker for the re-
uaining term Of the Session, in his place. Noae-
ton as been had in the Senate yet on the Resump-
ton Bill
murmuring whisper has been abroad that a
strong run will be made on all the Banks to day,
two OF which are especially singled out as being
ander the same influence which cause.-the suspen-
sion sfthe Chesapeake Nearly all the small shin
plaster Bankers are trembling ON their last legs
Some Of them will probably be closed to-day: The
people are in most exaspsrated state. Railroad
Orders down to 20 discount.
A destructive fire occurred yesterday morning,
the facts Of which could not learn previous TO
the closing ofmy letter. Three houses in N How
ard street, one occupied by Mr.. Charles Soran, as
a dwelling, the other by Mr. l. Magrudsr, as
store and dwelling, and the other by Mr.. William
Marshall, as clothing merchant, were consumed.
The lossis very heavy. Several Of the inmates
narrowly escaped " it'll their lives.
The Rev. Mr.. Maffatt lectured to crowded
house last evening before the Maryland Institute
Of Edaeation.
Business continues dull quote -four at So 62a
Nothing doing in grain Exchange on New York
3 7-Sto 4premium; Philadelphia "a 10 IA dis;
Va. A. to dis. The weather is beautiful.
Yours, TWIST
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Dom estfc Import atlOns

Or NAREs- Brig Emclibe-I75 bis Mell-6i DO Ma. 'no'
Remedy x co-ia Do Hook Townsend-i75 do Center
~ DO Aymar co--ss do Hobrook Nelson Cos "A' TUT
kins Hopkins White. ,,.n a. Gao, n
MoRnEship Edwins1a bales cotton H,st Ts;.ke,ces II
TaIiman-so P;erson-IaE d Hmblt.7i toorook, ,.e,
son &Co-ai T. / Bridge "a spL,sSs JJsm.s@q bbjs
il MuIdon-i Dor q Downing brs case VI meyer
sal bales cotton order. -, ,,....v u.r.r .oo,,
Holbrook Nelsca co-as H,eis n h,,a = $500
sSr,, Rob,nson"asdo b. J Tai rani BIZ X Harm.
Co., .ss,.. : ain-3 hhds Morrison Levy
mnl soyu ~ n soi,mon-a G n Hawkns-7 w w Bostwick
y Wsrd-I BIZ w MeAr,hur-s bis Austin Drake
loo bls Q phgsorde .. - . .y,-, a.
cest.Ts5 rice to orde.-ssl bales cotton 10 VIM
rsL--, baas 81, Issnd cotton Charlie. Carove-C7 hhdA
nstoon shermsnsl bbls John TarIorI bbl Dursheli
she. all lax root Wr. Burger.
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On the nth, Of convulssns, RICHARD, infant son of
Francis F. and Margaret c. Boyle.
On Friday, 2sth instant, at United States Hotel, New
York, ELzAsErH FOLEY widow Of Patrick d. Foley, Of
New Orleans, aged q years.
The friends and acqusiutsnces Of the family, in
ved to attend the funeral this day Saturday. at IL
o'clock, A. NJ.
On Friday evening, January 2sth, ls42, aged 49, Mrs
SARAH, wife Of John Fanshaw.
The friends and acquaintsnces Of the family, are re-
specfuy invited to attend the funeral without further
invitation, Sunday afternoon next at half past four
O'Clock from No. II Bedford eet.
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Baltimore.
correspondence ofthe HERALD


BALTIMORE, Jan. 2S, 1872
Another Future Of Bankey-Nlore Bank Failures
Erpeefed- DISASTROUS Fne-The Chesapeake Bank
-Resignation of the Speaker Of the House of De-
ksaes-Appotntmea Of Anokher-1Ae Times, &C.
Ma. EprroR,-
john Clark, who kept his Office in the Museum
Building; and has issued sbinplaters to the amount
probably OF $4,000, sabsquatulated' and left the
doors OF has banking establishment closed. A large
crowd Of sufferers collected in front Of the Office
all advocates OF redemption. Soon after the Sheriff
took possession, and so matters stand. On the
walls and doors are written with chalk" oone tn
h-lP'-"gone to Tsxas"-" not dead, but gone IN
the ID" &c. His whereabouts 10 not known.
The Chesapeake Bank opened yesterday morn.
ingiafter 9ocock, and continued redee ming ito s5
issues Only, with promise from the President. Mr..
J. Cuttings. that they woald liquidate $40 TO-
day, S20's Tomorrow, and on. The general opin.
ION is that the bank must go into state of quida
ton Ii isl solemn fact that the State has treated
this institution most shamefulIy. The President
(himsef and family connections the larges,
stcckholders) OF the shire widest Gnan cierS
our city, and as David Hoffman says, "my life for
It," he will keep out Of a snarl IL any man can.
John G. lie Grand, Esq, speaker Of the House
OF Delegates, resigned that Honorable station yes.
ferdsy, ard alec absolyed himself from q member
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Total, $4,000 hhds.
Sales Of real estate have been made to day as fol.
lows:-
Two story brick house and lot Ne. 80 Hammond
street. House ~ by ~ feet-lot Is by 100 feet
sold for. ........... ......... 5000
Two story brick front house l2s Church street.
House IS by 81 feet lot IS by 81 feet. A
brick stable on lot, sold for. ............. 1000
Laasehold No. 81 King street, n years to
free OF ground rent house Az by 70 feet
stable on the rear, sold for. ...... ...... $500
Little Green street property, 50 feet front, 81 feet
rear, 30 feet deep on one side, 79i the other,
situated 81 feet from Liberty street. sold for 800
Two story house and lot No. 80 White street,
sold for....... ....................... o,4oo
Five lots corner Sd avenue and Both street, l2ss
feet on the avenue, from So to SO feet deep,
sold for. ....................... 2,aoo
Three story house Al Barclay street, with lease
of lot from Columbia College. Ground rent
SITS till lsAa, then $500 and seas for two
more terms of 81 years each, sold for. 800. 10 $50
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hpemssi OIL the last eoaufnno fourth o2S fm'n
A COURSE OF LECTURES, on the True mode Of Ac.
81: Sa ,Sa SsS 1:.S
d%s
Cliff streets Monday, aist INST st o'clock,
The course will continue for three months
Tickets admitting Lady and Gentleman Sc esnts-so be
had %i a. The T,sGs 4 r sasns.d moo,bv ;
JNCURRENr MVNEf, ofi'rsind. puWsss ss, a. 'he
% best m.rIe'ra'''' avail a. and ~ Bsoasrsy
COLLECTl 10 Ns all parts Of the United states made
~ the most favorable terms, by . -
jas aawali It s and = s'B Broadway.
L, I,, Bag fPS h Rsya Nail s.a% Sa
rs e" Men5ay S s +. l s III
10 their ample for the steamers mail
H. s;ss,s: 4 . o axSBRs II CO. ;s0s "'
MUSIC AT 3 CENTS A PAGE, RETAIL
To- GEstAIN Mu.r Patli.h,r and Dealer taxi. ri.
has s %seS r. BrS a Street only
epe Broadway. snd his reduced bis music to the
ssfy s5ss C hat ssH Il.
.is PURCHASED % Al his store
ny,,s . call and 'Namis E e. ssHsN Lpsnard
E Iaay and Gsa'l,nsas Ma ANIME edited Ma Ann
,I.r r.s's'' No. VOL 90
,,' ponne stsed BY Alex. A irvine, illustrated
| ny,g,n,I ,,Itrr from Charles Dickens
S,5;a IN. Bmd flower Girl If Pomge by O. O. Fo,ter
| ~. nncIlo by II w. Herbert
bams Of he Land and Sea, w DR.. Regn.l Coates
Rnssl,ne By James Rus sell Lowell
sonnet By J. r. Lowell
Mir Morton. bv Park Benjamin
Thr Yelled Altar by Mrs II. r. Nichols
The Lady's Choice, by MIR; Emma &. Embery
The Blue Velvet Manils, by Mrs. A. VI. y. AMMAN
Agsfhe Necronnaunt, by Louis Fitzgerald Tssisho
The Dsrghte OF DIR Styles, b. Mrs Leslie
Sonnet, ny r. ii. Benjamin
Few Words about Branard, BY Edgar A. Poe
Dream efthe Dead, by u. Hill
Muso-'.1he Dream, is Past" written by Edward Fiix
Aulp. Il O. cornoosed by Stephen Glover.
FMsyLLIsuNENrs.
My Bo me steed rrl.rdld M.yzo.nte engraved eS-
picssy for thus Magazine by II 3. Lsdd Esq
Hares Ferry. engraved expressly for us by A. L. Dick.
ED.
Music, rages--"The Dream, W PAST
Tervns-S3 90 ia advance Is cents
Published monthly delivered in any Of this city snd
roo and BY mail TO all parts of the United Statss
s'd IA. Csnadss, by IsRAEI, PbsT,
i2s so+ Ma Bo~erv.
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n arrled.

On the evening Of the goth instant, by the Rev. D.
Dunbar, Mr.. CHARLES CUNNINGHAM, Jun to Miss ELIZA.
MARTY, daughter Of John Martini Esq., all ofth
city.
In Washington, on the 25th instant, by the Rev. Chas
Rich tue Hon. ALs..sDEn MovroS, OF Louisiana to En-
KircHsL eldest daughter Of Col Charles Gardner
Of this city.
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Brighton Cattle Market.

MONDAY, Jan. 24-At market, 300 Beef Cattle, 1875
Sheep and lao Swine.
PRices-Beef Cattle-We quote to correspond with
last week. viz.-First quality $3.50 $40; second quail
ty 81 10 5,25 third quality So 80 $50.
Sheep-Sales dull two lots were sold by live weight,
one at ST. and both stall ed-lots sold from
$3.50 to $50
swine-Two lots sold, fer less and one for a
fraction than 4c, more than half barrows Very
lew were sold at retail.
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J'HE CHURCH OF LATTER DAY SAINTS, or
l MORMONs, a. they are generally called; hold heir
Meetings, for Public Worship at National Hall, in Canal
every Sabbath sto. and7 O'Clock they are
we'll pleased to have their doctrine Investigated and tired
t- gh cf Divine Truth contained in tue scrptu e.
Nd believe IL right TO contend earnestly for the same Ia N
hat the ancient Prophets aad Saints in rosssss,on Of
s.a.s rec SIr
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CLOCKS-At SMITHS Brass and Wood Clock Establish
hns Of an be had Al wholesale and retail for cash
superior quality and and the loves. possible
and watch makers regulators Of hyperion finish made
Samples always hand and may examined BY ealing
'"e "A'' '0'"' Emu" RANsoM SMITH Proprietor.
At Baltimore 3, sopth Charles street, anch Of this
shefe orders for large small clocks in all their
varieties wholesale retail will be promptly executed by
''"N- - RANSOM SMITH
dH2 EDWARD FEM.
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CURRENT RATES BANK NorEs AND DOMESTIC Bills
Bank Notes. Exchange.

The panic in relation to Philadelphia funds arising
from the failure of the Girard Bank has little subsidized
but it is confidently expected that several others will
Collow The following is table Of rates at different
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Pxcketsto Arrive,
Pscaelsto Depart.
To Masters OF Vessels.

Commanders OF vessels will center avor by having list
Of their cargoes passengers and report Of vessels left
tire port whence they sailed and the vessels spoken, really
their arrival here for Commodore BAssErr Of fleet
Of schoonsrs. lie will board them Immediately on
their arrival.
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Passengers Arrived.

sMoRrLE-Bark R.form-Mrs Mason Mrs Powell, Mr..
Smith, MesTs w Hodges Stewart Z ii Hubbard
"a steersge.
MoBrLE-Ship Edwina-H solomon. .
SAvANSAH-Rrg Madson-Mrs Roscbeck, Messs Rose
beck, Chusman anc McIntosh-2o steerage.
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I,uEIIM ATIsM per,on. afflicted with III. Rb.nma
tam viii nlesse call n not zoo lame n 40 IN send IN
N.ss~e n II /, Sands No ~ and 100 Fuiton areet n
Eat Broadway and a7s Broadway corner and
80 ho,tic Of Rrnct - csehra2ed heuu af;e Mixture and
svrap which warranted certain cure ios lie ronc Ae
,e ammatorv and Mercura Rhemmati,m II v,ars
snee this valuable was III, 10 he public and
~ III cases o. ho,fis of The .,;ytnrc b,c T. an ~
srnaI nerorms sat;sc Glory curc nj in ola
chronic and is requisite make use OF the
~ m CLEANSE ihs blood of ts caused bv Inc TO fire.
ont se Of in The that man heir TO- And
ch are the searching properties OF preparations for the
In,s &C. "a 10 ercc The and surnr. OF eyerv
ndvicu s who has fairly tested their merits which cn BE-
seen seen W inc "s''m'"' VI INC ''"'""s VIC" "'"" sAe
Mr. Sir having been afflicted with Rheuma
ism for he last three years and ed almost every thing that
ooud be thought or without doing any good Induced
By friend Capt r Chambers, I, try your Rheumatic Mix
cure "a INV case has been Of such long standing cs recon-
|
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Al EMORANDA--HAvlng seen u stated your paper Of
" the esh that the ship Trsatou left New Orleans
. Ae shig Gaston-ttat part 10 true admit The Tren.
ncLo nslsa the Bar Of The fog During that
in me Gas down ard orcd the Trenton
md also detained az the fog until TIE
N nng Of the lth instant when The Castor tow,d to
sea with fair wind, and left the Trenton at anchor
AID until late in the at ernoon beios po;
'e obssiped TO pilot the shr 10
j. = BENNETT, Masie-
in qsits CAPT B PRiNDLE Pssx MGR
ElLLs OF EXt ANGE-In al part. Of Englsad ireland
- aud Scotland, OF Is fIo, 10 and E2o 20 any
swru nt-or sale at q. J. SYLVESTEhS,
Wal ud z
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TnEE BANKS OF THE STATE OF Nkw YoRK

6spositsS s.sss $50 asS,,sss as1sssa
The city banks show strong position defect in the
returns however, that they being made public but
year. the institutions make regular preparation
the event. ard the returns therefor do not show the
real position of AFFAIRS but they appear much better than
they really exist for the average of the year.
The inaugural address Of the Anti Bond Cover
Of Mississippi has been received. II fully sets forth
the Causes that led to the recent determination of the
people oftha State regard to their bonds expressed
at the election 1t follows in the foot steps of
Governor McNutt, but apparently with something less
of his energy and decision.
We have recently published parts Of the report Of
Ex-Governor Noble of Indiana and the counter report
of Gen. stapp the subject Of the State debts The
results Of the statements both sdes show the danger
Of sending perenced in financial operations
negotiate large loans in Wall street is apparent that
both gentlemen with the best intentions sadly mscar.
red through their apacitty to contend With the re-
fined skill of Wall street Mr.. Stapp made some sad
blunders which he acknowledges Mr. Noble has too
little charity for his motives stspp alleges that he
trusted only those who had found credit with former
commissioners. Mr. stapp did not repose confidence in
the sovency Of either private individuals Banks,
with whom he transacted business without the exercise
of some considerable degree of caution. Sherwood
who il now indebted to the State in large for
bonds sold him by s,app, credit, trusted in
| similar manner, by other Fund Commissioners TO
than 100000. He hsd always met his payments
promptly and Coe Harrington, Smith and Scott, had
| successfully bestowed their confidence Sherwood,
and employ him in negotiating loans for the State and
that without loss deemed tn he could safely
poy him for the purposes and there every
believe the state would ultimately have sustained
no loss for the rapid fall in the value othe
caused by the acts Of the State itself. in common
Il. 4
other tricks which enable certain fund mobgers in th
city, who were the secreto realize large by the
fall while the honest purchasers time ruined be
fore their payments to the state fell due This was par
ticulary the case with Illinois, The Executive Of tina
ate sold to John Dela6ed ESQ., sSsa 900 Of their bonds
TO be paid for in several instruments two paid be
fore the third fell due Party politics had caused the sc
Of the commissioners to be denied and resolutions ema
ma lag from Wall street. actually regulating the deb
were passed. the result fall Of 20 per cent in tbs
bonds and then complaints were raised that the pay
ment ef the nsslm.nss under such circumstances ~ss
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We without anything new to' communicate, re.
spectng the provision market. There has been no
change n prices.
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state Of Trade.

The markets generally are very quiet. Ashes-The
business has been confined to small lot Of rots at ST.
Coltou-The sales yesterday amounted to 800 bales
estimate supply for 1884, derived the opinions
of the most extensive tobacco houses in the United
Qtotae
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90 HowE's HroEIAS HoREHouNp CAsDY-The pre-
vsiDg influenza having increased the number OF its VIC
Tins during the late unreasonable weather. is crafty
ing to learn the continued success of this and i'm
proved remedy in sfordiug relief to the sufferers -
symptoms Of what called "bsd COLI may be removed
by single package of this pleasant and popular candy
Even children will take this medicine without making
wry fsce,and is doing wonders among the sufferers
with the whooping cough. Try it, and you will be con-
WINGED but be to OBTAIN TIE genuine article at Ben.
jamin F. Howes, corner of Broadway and How ard
street. or OF his authorized agents.
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In South Carolina and Georgia the specie paying
Banks predomnste, and the weak banks constantly
winding up. At latest dates the Planters and Ne
chancs Bank at Columbus had closed Ns DOORS being
unable TO 60 The Central Bank must sson follow
The latter demands per cent for exchange in its
notes. which passed the planter at par. The people
resolved to submit longer to bank misrue. The
feeling all sections Of the suspended dis
rict In Ohio, the Senate have passed the bill which
from the House, by majority Of "a to TO- requiring
resumption by the Banks Of that state by the LIST Merah
The Maryland House have passed bill requiring i'm
mediate resumption, by large vote. This will doubt
less pass the Senate and become law for that bod
will scarcely havethe hardhood to do otherwise while
the popuace laundering at the doors Of the den
quent banks forredres In Cincinnati the people having
waited in vain for legislative redress took the matter in
their hands and cleared the markets vi ct armi In
Philadelphia, the very den of the hydraheaded monster
the patience Of the people is exhausted and the nso
vent banks will shortly be swept from existence.
We have received the official returns of the Banks Of
this State up to Jan. l, lsi. The leading features,
| compared with last year, are as follows:
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FASHIONABLE BOOTS.

-
THE subscriber returns his sincere thanks his frends
aud The public seasray, for the liberal paro
ntasnes and assure. them that hing h part shall De
wanting to eon.,nSanes 0 IN. same lie has
iS &. ss
esnno, be sresed He has also hand quantity Of
proof Enelsh sole leather which he can reconmsnd
Ii. would !.o that b. take. the feet
has lasts made 70 suit each e.ssonss who may
nss "s''d give tn. ,s;fs Wx TIL 1884 Broadway
NoTIcE.-lMPoRTANT TO MERcHANTs and all
sTgXWEHs from boston M.ssr. iiaradea < Co. would
:. s 1ss s : nv Do ny sp s;
z, y t. IL. ns %s Of or S boar, sSA IT. fro.
S's So. o Il. a tie % to @
ops '' S. STsf Would s sSS ss o t. their
friends and the public that they d. not the above
r. &c without power to 'na tie same HARNpEN CO.
DENEpY FOR pwAFNEss-Cer,i6ca,e Of Cur.-New.
s July ln s IN ,s yo e fe that On II. s day
Acoustic Drm. Remedy for Deafness f9,low "a The
r. & ing Nearing Ss ss srs s bot
have r he last ten days ard distinctly sv,S Being
10 %sl hs public scinowesne" and o recon- . nsps
valuable medicine to public gatronage
This vsuabl. preparation for sale lprscs 81 peg bote)
Dis Co.. q73 Broadway, and By d. Sands Co. No. :,
Eas, Broadway. I'm
COMMISSION PAPER wAREHOUsE,-rns su
Writing es al I asd. As Holm
CO.,, s'a1i pI Boo. = frp :. Is$s
s S.ss. sy: s.; ,sS ct: y. -.
which NIX Sr XII 81 Rs'i s.-, ..
PTgF FEkss bk6o E sI.'; ,.F S
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THE Sc farfamed LIBERATED pills. from Portugal.
J. perceive bs obtained in this country See alver
ipemsL the last eolurnnof fourth page. d2e imsn
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MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT AND LECTURE ON
WI MUSIC.-Ibe New Yark Sacred Music society pro-
pose give Miscellaneous at the Tabernacle
Tusd Evening connection it'll lecture Music
by James f. Warner Esq OF Bosrcn. Mr. wssseris dis
gagged lecture that subject in Boston an, elsewhere His
ledge OF the science OF music thorough and hsnusic
al tase excellent He s we'll kne wn az the trans Of Ord
work musical science uSt has ever been rTehed The
the low price of g cents and to be had at the stores
the Bookstores Of Dayton Saxton, Of Nassau ;and
Fulton H. s. Kaynor rs bowery and at the ioor on the
evening Of performance. $50 . -
Members and subscribers will call the secietar, III Mas
sau street for their Tirlsts. YES q
A MEXICAN Kk.fklNrS-Ihe January numbers OF the
A following Magazines for s42 and win DC pub
ished 10 a few days
Biackwocds Edinburgh Magazine, s, per annsW
Dublin Un,ver. ity Magazine, =
Netropoiit an Magazine, -
Bentlev's Miscellany, with numerous i'lu.-
The London Edinburgh Foreign and westmns Review
wi follow shortly.
Terms of subscription to the Reviews
For the four Reviews, So %
Three of them, 90
Two Of them, 9 90
Oae ofthem, U
The four Reviews and the four Magazines $st
AL Subscriptions payable in advance. -.
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BOOKKEEPING.

PUBLISHED and FOR sale At iss Broadway-The design Of
rules and credit which 10 made
Of hs
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tsnt aiding PRINCIPLE have hitherto remained sdds in
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case the patent know that on.
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little book treating entirely these lsins IL small
pocket volume aiming much valuable information its
language very plain and easily understood Price 30
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