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The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-05-17

r TOBACCO AND SNUFF 3n&
D AMES CLEPHANE, corner Of Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and 10Th street. has just received large supply
of Lorillard's snufs, viz.
American Gentleman, Congress, Maccoboy
Coarse and Fine Rappee
Irish High Toast, in bottles and jars
Fine Cut, Chewing, and Smoking Tobacco, &c.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-05-17

JAMES j. DICKINS, Attorney and Counsellor at
La,v practices in the Supreme Court of the United
States the several courts of the District Of Columbia
prosecntes claims before Congress, and the several
Departments of the General Government; and in
general does all business requiring an Agent or At
torney. Office No. A, west wing of the City Hail.
nov 27-1y
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-09
Art COplOrUicd 10 Nature.

vE NJ NJ. WEBSTER, Tbomsonlnn Ply
w scian, has removed from Boston, Mass.
TO this place, where he will practice mcdl-
cine upon the TnoMsnNiAN PRINCIPLE.
Dr. w. pledges himself to cure all curable
diseases without the use Of either Mineral or
Teaddbte Poison The agents employed by
him are purely vegetable aud well calculated
To eradicate disease from the system, and i'm
part new vigor TO the prostru,ed energies OF
the invalid, who Is suffering from the appll.
cation OF Remedies which Mineral Diplo-
mlzcd TIukrrs of the h imam constitution are
daily imposing on the crcdulous suf1erer.--
He speaks with confidence, from the tact tha,
he has Witnessed ~ almost lnnumefable in.
stances. tho active, eficclual and health re.
storing power of his medicines, when the
agents OF mineral quackcry have entirely
tailed.
Dr w. mode or practice il acting on tho
principles OF Philosophy and common sense
whlio he makes direct and cNtcrmnaunG
attack on disease, the riidi snugtes nre pre-
served, strengthened and brought to CO opc.
rate with The medicines which ho admins
tcts
d.. W would be GLAD to SEQ the relative
mcrlts oi the two systems tested by the in.
hnhtan,s OF Newport, Tor be Is satisfied that
truth Is great and must prevail.
DR.. ". will attend to all onses in ond ont
ol the village, where his services may be
dcSrcd
a general assortment ol Thomsonar
Medicines arc kcp, ~ the office, whcrc oil
who vish may be- supplied.
0y- Ofice Al Mrs. Wilcox. corncr oI
Spring and Mil streets, the former residence
oi Doci. Gardner.
Newport, April ~, lsil.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-09
FOR SALE,

fs,lIAT large and eligible Building Lot,
on the south side Of Touro street, dl.
recty opposite Mrs. SARAH LApD's.
JOHN r. TOWNSEND.
March Jg
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-09
Newport botanic EhGnssO-
nian Dcpoi,
No. 8S, Thamcs-Str
Opposite The Post Office.

'pDVobt itA a 'oi DIt'''
nR. FREDERICK A. MURPHEY, would
~ respectfully inform the citizens OF New
port and Us vicinity, that IN compliance with
the urgent solicitation of his friends, he has
established a Medical Office at the above
place, whore he may at all hours be coniiden-
TALLY consulted upon all diseases incident To
the human family, particularly female com
plants, IN which be has had srch wonderful
success, as many who have been cured by
hun are ready to testify.
N B. Dr. NJ. does not pretend hi, medl-
clncs will raise the dead, but from HE extensive
experience and success which has followed
his practice, he does pretend md hesl,atcs
not 10 say ,he can cure all cases that are curea
bic and many that are pronounced lncurablc
by Dlplomat2cd Physicians where lhcrc ~
vitality enough left to build upon. iciihOm The
uss Of Cdiomd or any other poison.
OF all the systems Of Medicine from the
native Indian to the Dlplom'llzcd Paraccl.
sian, Dr.. VI. follows the only one that can be
subslnnilnllzcd as based upon philosophical
and natural principles.
Dr. VI. would take this Opportunity n rc
turn his sincere thanks 10 hs Thnmsouan u
friends for patronage received, and hopes by
assduou.ly attending TO hts calling 10 merit
their continued APPRECIATION and patronage,
os he stands ready TO attend to ell calls Of
his profession
Dr. NJ. has on hand n large assortment OF
nj. celebrated Medicines. which have met
with such iatcrlng reception by The hos, OF
enlightened friends Of medical rclorm, both
IN the crude and compound state.
Also, All assortment Of Bulenicnl Works.
among which arc Thunson'- Maicra Mcdlca,
Mat,sons American Vegetable Practice.
Comforts Thomsonian Practice, &c, oil OF
which he will sell n, The lowest priccs.
NcwnnrI, Anfil % Isll--3n.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-09
CARPET INGS.
LOOK MERE!
They do sdy there IS someihing beside
SwGLe, in aDTER TISLTG, dad
Igae,s TH try II and sac for my
SeU-SO here goes

I hereby inform my customers, land that
they knew before, and all creation be.
sides, that am selling Goods MS low, and
little lower, than anybody else IN town, the
quality consldered-and dear reader, II you
have any doubts upon the subject you can
have them removed. by calling on the sub.
scrlber. at his store in Thames street. two
doors North of the Perry Mil, where you
will find a first rate assortment OF F.iNIL y
GROCERIES, amongst which. are iIyson.
Young Hyson, aud Soucbong Teas, Of VA
rous qualities and prices Crsshod lost and
brown Sugars, ot the first quallty; Java,
Cuba and RIO Coffee Boston and New
York city cured Hams aud Beet New Or
leans, Muscoyado and Cuba Mola-scs, NC.
and IN fact everY thing usually found IN y
we'll conducted Family GROCERi Y
STORE. Call and see.
GEORGE n. KNOWLES.
Newport, April ~, 1874.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-09
NOTICE.

NOW, as my hand Is in, guess III touch
~ up the delnqucnts little. would take
II ne great favor, # all those persons who
arc indebted to me, either by Note or Book
Account, Of over three months standing.
would call At the "Capiain's Office and Set.
tie :" cos Wy, wants tt docs. Null scd.
GEORGE n. KNOWLES.
Newport, April ~, 1914.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-09
Administrator A Notice.

vuNIIE undersigned having been appointed
u by the Court of Probate OF the Town OF
Newport, administrators on tho estate of
their father, Audley Clarke, late of Newport,
dec, hereby request all persons indebted to
said estate to make immediate payment to
either of them, and those having demands to
present them for settlement.
PELEs CLARKE,
EDWARD CLARKE,
Newport, April 4th, 1874. II.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-09

A method has been discovered, ond known
4" only a, this place. of painting the exact
complexion and every variety Of color 10 the
dress; thus IN addition TO the unerrlng fidel.
ty Of the likeness, you have all the rich ef.
ects and high finish of the most exquisite
painting.
These portraits having been awarded the
first premiums and hIghest honors by tho
American and Franklin institutes respective.
ly at their last exhibitions, are thus officially
sustained IN The positions Of superiority here
tofore universally assigned them by The pub.
lie, as the most beautiful Diguerreo,ypcs
ever produced.
o." Persons sitting for their Miniatures
nj this establishment are guaranteed per-
feet LIKENESS, colored exactly 10 nature, or
no charge. Likcnesses taken every day
without regard to weather.
Plumb's premium Apparatus & Rights,
Plates, Csses, &c. at wholesale and retail
Newport, Dec. u, 1919.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-09

OF I'll + La EST SIZE,
Al The Botanic Garden and Nurseries, Trans
I'm, K. |.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-09
FOR SALE,

%-A The comfortable and we'll
A@IEIh built dwelling house, situated
Ii&5 at the corner Of Thames and
s1sKb Young streets, we'll known US
having been for many years the residence
Of Mr.. John G. Whltehorne. The house
contains 3 rooms on the lower floor, n wide
hall, large kitchen and wash room attached,
and an extensive store-roOm. On the second
floor, 5 rooms with convenient closets and
garre, above for tho storage Of iorniture,
&c. There is also large wash house with
iron boiler, &c, apart from the house. which
Is used as bathing room--an abundant and
never failing supply of water, being brought
into both the house and wash room from a
fountain or resavoir Of water, 20 feet square,
situated in Bowery street, and forming, part
of this property. There is head of from
Is 10 20 feet Of water which can at u small
expense be converted into an ornamental
fountain in the garden. The lot attac he'd to
the house is 100 feet on Young street, and
81 feet on Thames street ii contains good
garden, with grape vines, ounce trees, &C.,
aud one OF The finest asparagus beds in the
town.
Also, a lot adjoining the above premises,
measuring 73 feet on Thames street, 75 feet
in the rear and l30 feet on Howard street.
This lot contains about so young and -four
ishlDg ounce trees, and has also fountain
of water The lots are well fenced. For
terms, &c, apply to
RICHARD X. RANDOLPH.
Newport, May 2, lSi4-Ql)
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-09
NEW GOODS.

vTNIlE subscriber would most respectfully
&. J. inform hii friends, customers and the
public, that he has re opened store No. 1872,
with an entire New Stock Of Dry Goods
from the New York market, which are offered
for sale at the Uery io,oest prices, among
which ore the following, viz:
Adrinoples, Nj. de LANES, Eolaines. Ali
penes black and blue black Silks silk, kid
and leather gloves; silk mit,s silk and cot
ton hose; silk, cotton and linen kerchieis
prints, furniture, cambricks, linens, sun
shades. umbrellas, gambroons, jeans, napkins,
broodclolhs, cassimeres, Kentucky jeans,
buffalo cloths, Russia diapers, crash, burIaps,
bleached and unblcached cottons, and a great
variety of other articles.
J. M. COOK.
Newport, April %, 1874.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-09
I r { /; s :,

OF TIE LAR EST SIZE,
Al the Botanic Garden and Nurseries Grams
I'm, K. |,
100, 5nS 15 5s,fsss r'sS' Of t.'nS al, 5@ me-"
pies. pears, pluns, peaches, ncctarnes, opri-
cots, mulberres, ounces, cherries, &c., some
oi very large sl2e.
Ornamental Trecs-veeping wIlluws, lin
Zen, sugar and mountain NAPLES, abeie or sll-
yer leaf, horse chestnut, magnollas, tulips,
honey locust, olms, ashes. catalpa, Chinese
Allanthus, mountain ash, SC &c, Of the
largest size.
Evergreen Trees of holsam, FIR, Norway
Spruce, arbor vita, &C., Of extra large size.
llovey's new seeding strawberry; the
fruit measures from al to & inches III cUcuul.
ference, and is very productive, at tie low
price Of s. per hundred plants.
Small Frult-currants, goosebcrrics. rasp-
berries, cranberres, strawberries, &c. &c.
Nuts-wanuts, chestnuts, chinQucplns
t!!berts, hazienu,s, &c.
/ Shrubs-roses, double ahtss, IA. neysuc
kles, grape vines, white fringe trees, hcrbace.
ous and iubcrous rooted plants, asparagus
roots. SC.
The collection of Bulbs contains the mos,
beautiful varieties OF Tulips, Crown Impo-
rails, Narcissus, lIyacnths, IRIS, Snow Drops
Gladeolus. Crocus, C"lchlcums, &c.
80 varieties of the finest DahIlas, greer
and hot house Plants. &c. &c.
As the subscriber has the largest coicc
ton Of Plants Of any one place III New Eug
land. persons wishing Gnant'lcs Will be far
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-09
DCutietrp.

HOCTOR GALLUP regrets that he was
~ unovo;dablY prevented from returning
TO Newport as soon as he intended, and there
fore hopes for the Indulgence of his patients,
assuring them that part of his time while
absent was employed in improvements in hls
profession. lie has been fortunate in pro-
curing some rare materials tor The manufac-
ture of artificial teeth, which will enable
hum at short notice, to fabrlcste a more beau
tiful article than he has ever before produced
and at very reduced prices.
Newport, April Is, lcii.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-09
Plumbc Daguerrean Gallery
OF PATENT
Colored Photographs,

AT the Malbone House, Thames
Sireei; rs Court Street, Boston; 35l
Broad'eay, .New York; 1876 Chesnut
Street, Philadelphia, constituting the
Oldest and most extensive establshUent
of the kind in the world, and containing
upwards Of 1000 PIcTUREs. .AdmHtance
Free.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-09
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
THOMAS KEESING.
TAILOR, SC0uRER 4 RENOVATOB,
laaGU1 hDArO91ra

Tailor, SC0uRER n RENOIATOB,
laRDN1 nD1rO0Yra
WOULD inform the public tina. he has
w opened his Office at / l3 Thames street,
corner Of Mary street, Newport, where he
REPAIRS, CLE.iN;SES and RENO
YATES garments Of every description, on
an entire new principle. From his long prac-
tice in Europe he is enabled to work on q
plan different to any ever yet tried here
The perfect extraction of paint, tar, ink, and
stains of every description, from dark or hight
clothing is guaranteed ; also, to restore a
fresh appearance TO such parts where the nap
has been worn off Garments that are tat.
tered, when done will battle observation in
fact, it renders Gentemen's clothing, sppa.
renty worthless, valuable. r. X, moreover
assures the public, from hIs peculiar style of
workmanship, the most iastldious In dress will
find respeciabllity of appearance it being
at any time difficult to distinguish his reno
waited garments from rev. Clothes that are
faded brought to their original color and beau
~. lie also begs leave TO inform the pub
lie that II ls his intention TO establish himself
permanently in tic town of Newport. An
he wishes is a tral from the most crcdulous,
as he feels assured Of gaining public patron
age. Merinos, Curtains, Chair and Table
covers cleaned gcntcmen's cast of cloth.
ing purchased March 2lst-ly.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-09

Mf.GS9T
SPRIN G GOO DS.
APBI19 0S44a
Wm c. COzzcns & Co.,
HAVE now open and ready to show their
"a customers the largest and most select
variety of desirable articles that they have
ever had-embracing every style of
Spring and Summer Goods,
which they feel confident they can afford to
offer and sell as low as can be purchased.
and on the most favorable and accommoda-
ting terms. Among their variety are
Rich striped & figured Brocnde Silks;
Three colorcd Ombra Cameleon do
Black and blue. black Poull- dc-soie;
Rich Wide Silks
| Black aud blue. Black Alepines
Mousseline de LANES
In all their great rdristy.
Scotch CInghams, Texans, Bazorines, &c
A,pacca;
Rich style new Ribbons
Fancy Cravats
Rich Brochn, Cashmere, and every other
kind of .SFEiVLS;
Fancy cloth table and piano covers;
Cotton and wors,cd table do;
Extra white furniture dimiiy, l-s yd wide /;
Silk and cotton Ycsiings
Cassmeres. of all kinds;
Broadcloths
Plain, plaid and figured Gambroons;
Velvcts, &c. for chldren's wear aud many
other suitable articles for the same pur-
pose.
Also, in our CARPET ROOM,
3 ply and damask Venetian Carpets
Superfne Ingram dc;
Extra fine and common Ingram do;
Striped Venetian stair do;
DO. do. Z : wide do
very cheap for Floors; Also just right " dth
and KINDS for pew carpets, 2S Cd yard;
OIL Floor Cloths, all widths
Printed Bookings, woolen;
Cotton Bookings, yards wide;
Tuhed hearth Rugs;
Brussels and Wilton hearth Rugs;
A and 81 colorcd straw Mattings
Al, 5-4 and white do;
Worsted Door Matte,
sc. SC. Sc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-09
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
JAMES ATKINSON,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
. OFFICE $50, THAMEs-SrREEI,
1t the head Of the Court, in rear IF AeSsrs.
X. f. g. w. NeWfon's.
TERMS
&l in advance, or $2,25 al the end OF the year
IT, SINGLE coPY,sI cENTs.s6l
LEGAL N TICES.

Court of Probate, .Midiielo,0n, .qpril Is, 1914
A prLIcATIoN was made for an administra-
n tor to be appointed on the estate Of
Abraham Lake, late of Frectown, Mass
partner, dec
II is ordered that the same be received and
tho consideration thereof referred to Court
of Probate, to be holden nt the Town House
in Middletown, on the third Monday in May
next, at I o'clock, p. m, and that previous
notice be given by publishing a copy of this
order three several times in the Herald Of The
Times, for all persons interested 10 appear at
said time and place and be heard.
A trueGopy-witness
JosIftA CoGoEsHALL, Pro. CM.
April l8.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-09
WOOL CAssEslNG,
AT THE GLEN, PoRTsMourH.

AT THE GLEN, PORTSMOUTH.
'I'IIE subscriber respectfully informs his
friends aud the public that bis Cardlng
Machines ere now in excellent repair that
every attention will be given to card into
rolls Sleeps Booi Of oil grahs, speedily and
IN the best manner, by an experienced work
man.
Wool intended for his Mile, may be left
ot Samuel Carr's, Ferry Wharf, |. f. Lake IS
or +. Stanhope's, Broad street, Newport
and WIN Vars, BRISTOL Ferry, where the wool
will be taken and the rolls returned
SAMUEL CLARKE.
N. b. Wool should be Oiled with pure
sperm olI--it can be done at the mills.
Portsmouth, May Is, lSl3.
The New York herald., 1844-11-13
BANK MOVEMENTS IN 1880 AND 1885,
s5sss, Sis sssass5 slsssSs s;
1890. 200.43l2H 22,ilt9l7 6l323,898 35559,928

Increase s64,7i262o ss22,7o8 s42,s6s597 $i27 52i4y
comparison of these two periods is very interesting
look upon these years being good criterion Of
this and perhaps Of the future From 1882 to 1885, srug
gle between the State banks and the United States
bank ragged very extensively, which, no doubt had
very great influence in producing and Fastening the
vulson The deposits gave the State institutions very
great additional power, which they freely used. The
struggle and rivalry will be between the local banks
and any expansion attempted by those Of one section
will be followed by those Of another This imitation will
ut first be very gradual, and increase in rspidy as
ather strength About years were required TO
bring things to srisis BEFORE and be accom-
pshed in much less time again. The movement hes al
ready commenced in this city aud in Boston-the two
great centres of foreign and domestic the
example set by the banks Of these two influential cs
win be followed by those Of less Importance until the sg
gregate movement Of the whole will form an expansion
hardly realized by those interested The excitement and
sitisiaction attending rising market and improve
msnt 10 oil descriptions property II great that very
f~e stop y inquire The sai calculate the rssu
Tae cnulse is forward until revuls,on puts a sudden
stop 10 operations, and then psculaors take an obssrvs
The New York herald., 1844-11-13

The banking capital of each year ls4o given above
included the $35 OF the United States Bank and
the Bank Of the United States This immense capital has
been lost and the present banking capital of the country
amounts to $3.50 2es being much larger than
in $780, and liable to increase during the session ofevery
Legislature in the States The present banking capital
Of the country is distributed follows viz tint East
cm States, S5s 405, Ago Middle States $7s,ol5a25 ;
Western States S4lsl ,l29; Southern, $34 2O2 900 ;
South. esern, 332 This is very fair DIVISION
and shows distribution in accordance with the demand
Of each section of the country instead of accumulation
in any district The State banks WILL their po.
stion Is more clearly defined, commence gradual
pansion that must steadily initiate every department Of
trade and advance prices 1t is impossible to keep within
proper limits this immense banking power particularly
when many have the control of it, and SO many have
interest in an improvement in prices From 1890 to
1885, there was an increase throughout the country
in bank loans and discounts Of l647Ia62o In specie
on hand sisa27os in the circulation $4a 1868 5e7 and
the deposits $a7 4a7 TO show the proportionate
increase, will place the fthe two periods
together
The New York herald., 1844-11-13

AUCTION NOTICE.

= Anar s.I : AgpCTiON AZ CCTiON NUTIIE;;, p. -
descriptions This Day, oH o'clock, in the Rooms
Spruce street without reference weather politics Also
very superior Piano Fores, by celebrated maker Also
meIous choice Housekeeping articles. THOs. BELL,
mis- itsnc Auctioneer.
HOUSE FURNITURE, ENGRAVlNGS, OIL PAINT
lN.iS, FRENCH LIBRARY, &c Sc. AT AUCTION.
/ EVf SpoONER will sell on the 18th and 18th Novem
- ber al O'Clock No 72 Greenwich the Fum
Library and articles Of Ne be
who leaves this country the first proxmo The library contains
vols embracing aud illustrated works in French
andoab,sd originals 1900 line engavags and eosy one
70 the Queen Of Francee whole having selected by NJ
Cor Tor his private with aud expense. The
tire collection worthy the notice Of For
see catalogues at ISL Broadway which rsrdy
The first days sale will be furniture and pantngs second
day, the library and engravings. nj 3t.mc
The New York herald., 1844-11-13
Misccllaneous Record.

R dated Key y%s % s AEas q q. u.
from Maasanla on the tth, with cargo Of wood &c, for
s;; s :.: ,ad i'm ssSs,sa.Y
rails &C. lie has consigned vessel viii h. DO
@ ,Sn ss KEY ss.3
Orleans; the Reef this morning 10 o'clock. No further
particulars given. s,.,
Caledonia from Baltimore 7th inst lat "a 3o lon 70 doby
Eagle days hence 70. Wilmington NC 7,h inst of Cape
Mermaid ro% s Aao Ro Gnnds 4 On % saRem 9Th ms. lat lon
Ann days from Philadelphia for Tampico off Key
Charlotte Of Boston, from Liverpool for New Orleans under
jury mas; fore and mizen mas gone Oct co. Key West Light
west w'"'' '''' ~" -" o'e'A'' - As'
Foreign Ports.
s Si ssG Sc Fanny, r'''
Sinus. @
EunA. Oct s-sld ysla:eo, NYors.
Go1dss 'fss:i HsssSnss "S'''f Boston Sid
eh1:il sEs'1 few
21s for Bath or days; brig -, Of Newburypo from
sf r. MySs's na Ss
yjs Scsfsf Sd Blanchard BansSsid Mobs Harriet s,
sn s.f5s isIAH Susan Lrayig Curling Richmond,
ta sR e%
A s:ss9 Fs s csas o.; .s ss
sss !$ @ S.ss; T
Hsma, Iinssi Mobis fsp..eols Esssnsas t swss @
s.s fsSss
Ind Wm Hssilsy SYsri ih .1, %~A FAM Frank
Y
aL; much other asmss ss he
hsh she ssc was blown 2sh lat 50 80 Ion passed vessel
ssssa ss
tssns E' Xs.
s Effort peri @ very heavy weather for the last 10 days.
sd Sfw N0S AH ves ssudsy Richmond
HoLMrs AoHH Noy s5A orandss Cousins. Baltimore for
aSd Hunter. Moss. Pssa;:
Asa'i ei'5 a BMRa%s
MSs: S9s: .fs:S
CIV SsssS Es:.
ss5 Fe.f5 F9Is%ots Bs;Ss
cSs a d'T ds snS
No, %
and Emma, Bancroft NYork CID Albion Bray Boston;
Marietta Ryan Whe!den, Providence; Byron Ketchum
New York, Burns, NYork.
RcHMorD, Nov 9-Arr Mirror, Avery NYork Sid Consti.
tuition, Endicot Boston; Sam Abbott Bowyer Jersey City
Lancaster, Loveand, MobIe Sarah Augusta, Barker
Newark.
WLMSGToS. NC; Noy s-Cld Ceylon, Trott, Havana
ATcurus Leighton West lndies Lowds Lowder NOreans
Moselle, Eustis, st Thomas.
pSJ,a sSras Hogs
Msl9n.y West Indies; Erie, Wilson, Havana Sid Leland
KEY WEST Oct 2l-Ar Dolores, Guardiola Havana; 22d
Manchester, Bethol 25h, Van Buren, Coles, New York
CID 23d, Anson, Noyes, Havana.
,MoBILE, Nov 4-AH Wavery, smfh. and Rival, Kelly,
New OaLEAss. Nov s~An Thos wales CrocEer, Boston,
James Shepherd Redman, NYork Teazer Heaey Thomas
ton; Carleton, Jameson, Bremen. -
The New York herald., 1844-11-13

The movements Of these banks are governed by many
hundred directors, large majority of whom largely
interested In any advance In the market of all species
property and who have in their hands the power bring
about any state Of times they may desire For time
past the State banks have been kept in check by the pos
sby of the success Of the political party favorable
the resuscation Of the United States Bsnk That ques
ton being disposed Of and the establishment of govern.
ment bank beyond possibility, the State banks have
nothing to fear in any expansion they may choose to
carry out We have at this moment in existence bank
ing capital much larger then existed in $780, when the
old United States Bank in active operation.