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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02
LADIES EXCHANGE,
ALEiANDER'S TRICOBAPHEy
"A NEW AND INVALUABLE DISSOLVE

"a T.
kN-benEa liquid Dye. which in.tant,neousfy ehanrr. ~.
s"pt % me hat - a beautiful brown Or back. uuiout mum a.
W nst o. SIN. The great superiority Of hts DYE CONSISTS in is
etJ movie or apphchtion and Instantaneous eG-rt-au gtb-, a..
rqu'Hne if"n ten 70 twelve houus % produce any eh,pg. IN.
application. '"s
lbtupei from the Philadelphia Daily sun
AtrtANrtss THfCos ,rur -The sH-ct NJ the ,hoy, a, a. -.
% uuJ asfonishinE. i was tired yesterday IN our oaes sns ~
change from Ery 70 bsek, vas tn,tantsncou..
lttunei nom me Fhfadeiphis Fouumt
NFemlot our acquaintance have recently applied 4, hi, h,,
ie Valuable LIQUID dyr known ~ Aetauders Trroh,rs.-. -
80 valuse'e discovery. and Il has IN no ea-s aned 4, sro.,s. a.
ae"frd enrct Immediately sncr arpiy tito gray h,r \, vbt..cr.
" lmpaHs ateauufui brown ~ tark coinr.
lfumcf from TIE PhHafeiphi. Tnaub,.,
hhH HTt-Ihe loud dye for th- hair which ssJI by &C
= Wtfht ~ South Hh stWet, - AZ srceuent AT ro .-.d
h'i - inHsnaneousy changes the coi't o. thc hst 10 , r.,r'g,,
"Arrsndet's Trcohaphe"
DO CAUIloN-To prevent fraud, each direction s,,,, N.
Fot @e By a puval a Co. r. Y DuvaL r. Job,-o, 4 n p.
nee ron' \ leslie kchmnut, e. Corning 4 90 sni $500
= hoecrt-on Prersuu; kim q 10y Rossrt-nn 4 CON-, =
esn'cs Nouot and BY Druggists generally nf,ysbo., IN. m
= y eSoe hgen,- Rs g. A. WRIGHT.
'S- ~ scuHh th Street. Fhha seiphi..
RsAss shsrt Iron ard Win, Fender., Rra-, nn- !. -
nsa. Pof ale ow ~ SMITH a uapvvn,r.f "ot
49,
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ro FreiGht and Passage
~ BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
-Cfe4r The steamer Columbus, Capt. Par.
,l,. !. rss -tn eonuaSs her regular uips Between ,a.
,n,s aanns The wsntef-havinr Baltimore every
s.iur,oay afternoon At S oeoeh, and wn srrv. here N. fono,,,,
ronn OF her return viii leave tbe wharf here At 4 o,eLrh ,v--v
best kind. hses " us
.o.s" rsre 10 sahl.sre ouy Is 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02

NAHUtL HANNAT, HccFeaFy.
The subscriber, Agent for the above Company, 10 prepared 10
receive applications for Life Insurance Cor any Of the periods
named, VIZ ior year. : years, or for life; and nr any ,uua no,
eIeeeding $4,000 on 4 single life. The rates OF Insurance for all
OF the Intermediate years, not noted In the above advertise ment, az
wei Is all Other Information Interesting 10 thoss desiring To eneet
Insurance will also be made known on application. The advan-
uses offered by this Company, are believed 10 be equal, n not
superior 10 those offered by any other, either in the U. =. or Great
Britain. N n CIV TuwPy
Physician to the soeiety-the Family Physician Of the party
whose life 10 o be insured. oe9I-,f
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
eMs4v The STEAMBOAT ALICE. Can't.
..-- Skinner, uhe only Boat now on the line ~tn.rv.
ae wharf at Rockets every Monday, "Wednesday and FRIDAY
mornings precisely at o'elock returning, L.v. So,tols go,
Ine.aay, Thursday and Saturday mornings a, m. .,m. h., 80
"Is Al al The intermediate landing. roinz and r-turnrnx.
Nsehgets going ID Baltimore will arrive IN Norfolk hv & o,rLoeI
IN NE evening, aud can stay on board tn. B,Itiuo,. ~. -,
tsy Iease the ner evening. without .rtra char. ~
n Richmond and Petersburg To and from Norfoi, 81
pEL.- TO and from Baltimore, o.
- 60 HASKINS 4 LIBRY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02

CaSSlMERES. CLOTHS, AND C~AsSINETs
~ extremely anxious to close of all the
- goods l have before the season u oysf-,u n -,
,e,Ss Cassinetts, and ve.ungS a. infou,~d ,h.,
NJ can Purehase them cheaper from the subs tb,n !, -. ~
Eaid. Iut . wEai We have
h7 EDRis BERKELEY,
No II ...--
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM

Insurance. can be effected for any sum from $500 % 10 $4,000,
by application to HENRY LUDLAM,
lu Sly E. Richmond. Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02


No. 90 Chathan-Street, N. ".
bouI III doors from the corner of Pearl and
Soamam sireee and on the right hand side in passing 70 the
lily hah No patronage asked from those who beat down.
~ATALOGU OF PRICES.
surorg made Cotton >hirts. with Linen Bosoms and Collars mar
I. sO's 8 so, .. 10, 10 so, n, ~, ~ so. IL so, IS, I6,
10 so, H. lie, 20, ~, % so, -, 2S, &c, 81. and s2s per dozen.
dozen.
Plain Cotton Shirts IS SO. G, 6 so, and " so per dozen.
Co'ored shirts S., so. 6 50, :. Z, y. 10 aud sII per DOZEN
iLnen sosoms, 81, : IS, 2 so, }. , so, 4 So, SC, :. e. and sIo
per dnIen.
See list Of premiums at the AMERICAN INSTTTUTR-Bv 50
doing you will be convinced OF the superior xorkmanshi, Of our
goons no'~ithstandins the extreme eheapBes. And TO the many
who did not have a chance to eIlmine our New styl-. s1h,biteJ AZ
the Ite fair' In consequence Of The continued erowd around ,bcrn.
they can once more have an opportunity Of seeing the finest Nee
dewoTk IN this county, by calling at the n-rot.
maf'haTs Troy Shirts Bosoms aud Collars, can DC found nj many
OF 70 principal ready mace Linen Stores in the city, an through.
out the county.
Just received, in addition to our former iare stock Of Collar, Of
svey description. 1000 dozen an Linen Collars, At 30 cts p,r doz
~ including our new style, MARsnALLs BYRON COLLARS.
which have been 80 highly approved or Tb.s. GOOD. tnS,,h.,
WIN our late styles, viz music pl-ai bosoms, Washington and stand.
ing Byron Collars can be found at many Of the pnneipaI ready
made Linen Stores throughout the city. and At the M,nuC,et,,r,.
YoTk.
N. BIN consequence Of the pumerou. Mace. ali, 49,.
stores Depo;' Of late, therefore be particular 70 se our name.
Branch No , Cedar Street, Up sians De i7-sH
GLOBE UNION AGENCY. BRANcu Aor<rs
WASrED-An agent Is wanted at every eouny ,eatip the
United States, where an appointment has not already been MADE -
The business to be- attended To is that Of a Moneyed lSsrrv -
connection with Storage and Forwarding, with matters les. imeor.
tant contingent thereto.
Applicants who can furnish the most re,p.stabL. ,.s.,....
to honesty, will Of eou'se BE- selected.
unuesL oT
To know whether an appointment has been r,,s. -n.,
eulaI county seat, enquire Of the post master there.
Address postage paid Directors OF The GIobe Union Agency.
HossVne,h ny J. P. HAMILTON,
~ iS-u AGENT ErH.r.f
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10 Soulh % Street below Cb+snut
And by my Agents Main Street l.. Ginier. A.. puyaI A 10 n
K DuvaL X DuQGsspe. Shockoe Iil. :. NJ Zaeh,.-. a. ~
Dornin. Petersburg: Braggs, Thomas L 60. W."
6rPremiums awarded At the Franklin Iaatu,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02

ATTENTION.
l. WHO DESIRE PEaRIY vu1rE rrp-u
uNRiVhLLED ROSE TOOTH PASTE !. universally
A'A sought after for the parry whisness IL rtyes In m. TN
without the shEfs-st injury For saIe. wholesale and r-,r. Al
JULIE hAoELs' P.eti' al Chemist and Perf1msr,
40 South ID Street, below Ch.snat
And ey my Ager"' Main Street; L. Ginisr. A. DuvaIk O.. r.
- puSai, X Duquesos shoekoe Hin: $. NJ. Zaehrison. W. n.
Dorntn. Petersburg BraFEs. 1homas 4 Co.
RT Premiums awarded At the Fnnkhn Ia.tuu,.. IL. % -
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nc ppr THE ros IxnIEs N p .RTIoILAs.

10 THE LADIES IN .RTICIIaH
I'M Y DEPiLA TORY POWDER has been found highi. $780,,
w and Of great use to ladies who have BEEN snI,rt.s ~ -
Pernous hair. principally when Is growth has been cop6,.d, ! !.
upper hp and aide OF the face, giving a ma euline turn In N. u.o.
features When used with pUoper care. and crorIng % M. -
uonS II WILDE found TO be a great addition to the toll 1 a. ths me-.
Of any sharp Instrument is enurrly avoid d, anu u. ha,r i. no.
in he OF ten mihnte- after its application.
This composition - infalible. aud warranted 10 renov. -...a,
Gus hair Amer numerous trials, I have received eerisrs,.so .,
success which cannot be contested.
For sale, wholesale and retail At
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~ E0oR BOSTON-The fine scbr. COCN-
4, 90 al MISREPRESENTATION 100 tOns-Apply to
HSSEI.L l. NeCANDIIsu
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INDIA RUBBER FACTORY

-'tHdTA, Ner JERSEY.
uu Q NO 90 Walden Lime, New York.
n RETAIL IN
KINDS OF RURREp SnS1sN ALL
NuhkuGATEDs 1sPender., Over shoe. Goth n, 60.
LIE rreserver~ aaebiEe Banding Water Proof Co.,.
eNefy other arlehe made frnm India Rnhh., O. HNn Ahu
pesoeds err exhibited at the late fair OF the Amerr,n -.
% ane' a . impartial examination and eoupari.o, - !.
hst premium over all othenL An the auie-. -
"a The se'e'est test, ard given muir .r,s.1.a-
~ uhfe-ersedly invite Merchants and ali Other, Son !. ~
SCUM Western States TO call At our -,,,hlf.nm~-,
- thsy WI ind a good and well selected a-ornen, - IsS-
hny.r. our terms viii be liberia, and siisfactory 10 an
os l6-Sm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02

CD tNoR NEW YORK. The elegan, neY
wnn -eht PATRICK HENRY. ;. Chester. a.. ,n -,
eownosa,,sn' aLpAieh- For freight or passage, having se AZ
|, 90 ' ApP9 o board al Ludhm's wharf or 10
JAS FIlHpu.I Sn.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02

~ w nNiED ~ CHARTER-A good 4
,Aon,,. ] ship Of 500 To COO hbds tobacco .so :. -
despatch will be given. Apply to c and
CuAs n.IN-.
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en- t'oR regular packe, sebr r ,Ix.
c,uo.,- ~, perry, master, having 4 portion Of her
Eng ~ sap-ror Recommendations, apply to master on ba,d :,
III
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"V ""H"N" U'H4Ts ~ q StFkf LUtJoT
OHS Jnar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-11
LIVERPOOL CLAssrvIcArrcH.

REAL EsrArE AT AucrIoN.-Co ttags houses in 9th
street, near 9th avenue Lots each ISL by 9s3 feet
Houses ls by 81 with stables in the Nos bought
IN for 81 500. do do $3.50. do do $780, (houss
73 feet wide, built the alley way) bought in
for $l.700 Brooklyn Property-Lot on Jackson street.
near Taiy street, 81 ront 81 Is rear AZ II deep one
side s03 the other $780, Lot OF above Navy Ct
q e by los %, $500. Lot Hillary street, between
7st the othr $500 Lot adoning - 'front.' 5sl deep
side the other $Sa0. The sales Of real estate
evnce good deal Of spirit and the prices realized were
much better than was expected lots oath st. lls
25th st. size rear Of above 600 lots on 9Th
avenue whole front between 9th and 0sth each 258
by 100 II, $40 each-$600 Lot corner 4th avenue and
Ssth st. 25 by loot $40 Lot adjoining, same sze $780,
lots 9th avenue, Tooth st. size, at $s5
$3s0 do do seth do $i70. lots 9Th avenue front
between l0ls and load size, at $76-S600 Lot
9th avenue 3sth st. ~; by 100 H. Ss25 Lot ad
joining, same sire $780, ots adjoining do at $500
$500 Lot seth st. Of the above IS by 3s3 $340
Lot adjoining, Same SIZE $780, Lease Of premises No.
~ by SO r. $3.50 Heuss stable and lots, 18th ave.
nue. and cad st. Is by l00 81 900 itory brick house
and lot 81 Bond St. cot by 100 f. SIT 000 story brick
house and lot 10 Greenwich st. IS by 100 Il, $4,000.
story brick house and lot AIS Houston % by 100 feet
$a7 Two houses and year lease Of lot ~ Clinton
st. from LIST May, lsa5 $1,000 Lot Lewis street.
Rivington, 25 by 100 it, $685.. Lot 40h street.
the Old Post Road rs by 993 f. $3.50 Lot 39th street.
near the Old Post Road IS by $50 feet $780, Lot the
Old Post Road corner 40h st. gag by 1914 feet inches,
22ft inches 'front.' % inch rear by rs f. 460o Two
story brick front house and lot 50 and SOL Bowery IS
front - inches II Il inches side and 79i the
other, $1,000 story and attic brick house and lot 100
Waverly Place, a5t by 100 f. 900. Lot a6h street.
near Lexington avenue % by SO inches 81 500 Lot
on Lexington avenue 26th st. % 81 inches by 100
H. $l70O lots on Lexington avenue Goth street.
same size, $50 each-$S5OO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-11
ALBANY, Feb. 9, 1916.
~
Legislature PROCEEDINGS,

Legislative Proceedings.
Both branches of the Legislature met as usual As
have before intmated, efforts are being made to
subject Mr.. Attorney General Van Buren, to censure,
il not to remove him. In the Senate, Mr.. Smith
moved that the Of the Attorney General to the in
ques of tho Senate concerning the amount OF money
he has received from the State for services during the
past year. exclusive of his salary be referred to the Ju
dietary Committee, ard that this committee report to the
Senate under what law this extra allowance was made
to the Attorney General His motion was unanimously
carried Mr. Attorney General has received 81 AIS dur
ing the past year. exclusive Of his salary and exclusive
of his charge for attending the Supreme Court Of the Uni
ted States at Washington.
Senator Folsom called up his resolution declaring
that Senate reporters subjected to breach Of priv
lsge IL their reports not correct and concluding
with a muzzling clause aye, a clause muzzling the
freedom Of the press Senators subsequently, decar
ed Mr.. Folsom offered this resolution on account Of
OF his remarks in by the New
York Morning Ntrs, edited by John L. O'Sulliyan
This article states said in my last that Senator Fol-
som remarked that he would sit up all night before he
would permit the Of an Irshman Cassidy to be
elected State Printer. Senator Folsom asserted that il
was base and malicious falsehood and it is proper for
remark, that Mr. Folsom never uttered the words
imputed to HIM. And now commenced an attack upon
general The liberty Of the press was declared to be
bound by limitation. Some Senators proposed that
O'sullivan be arragned before the Senate others
produced his communication to the Senate of nc.
ceptance Of the ONCE Of Regent and commented upon
Its general character and construction IL was read and
re read and pronounced decidedly ungrammatcal and
unscholarlike distortion Of the English language etc
Senator Van Schoonhoven denounced an article in the
Morning N,rs Of last Saturday yclept Who are the
Retormers ~ base falsshood the gentleman in the
course Of his remarks pointed directly your CORES
pontentthus leaving the audience to infer that was
connected with the Morning Ntrs Senator Clark arose
and stated that was not directly indirectly con-
nscted with the Morning Nsps, and that was moi re
porter In that Senate II Senator Folsoms remarks have
been misrepresented, the Nps should correct but re-
ally this why editors letter writers and re-
poter in general should be denounced they ere upon
the floor Of that Senate To the high honor o. Senators
Hard. Porter and Hand be 1t published that these hon
orable and noble gentlemen opposed the resolution and
defended the press from the Alpha TO the Omega these
gentlemen have not been involved in the personal con-
troverses which have derogated from the dixnty Of
tho Senate during the sesson and they thus had no &C.
cas0n to snsthemsss the presses which have made Tie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-11
Foreign I1nportatlons .

LyEkrool.Ship lndependence-38 pi;es nseed oil Union
Sssel
Ssa. sSAF ssis Gs' ssas.
sSss%.sS 3 oSasIs Co.'S s;s":, Swan csS
Gsrs s1
Sssis sfs sG'z.T w:5G:'
LyI'R co@s,s hsuaa1. Co., Rich
cSit..sdsa HUT Bsesse loY3 Is%. AisrSu,
sS.1s t v.s w. Ss whit css S
sstctssz Psl f!se sSs q
sssas swan co@s P.i.oa:% osS Miles, ai!a Why
kksSS 0i'fsi h.-sssp smith
ysa sGA ssss. csf
To.nsy soaio sands. Fallsr Co.'S Mortimer Gant,y
s:ss css s:sss
S1yf:m %rsS ss1: a..i
;ss. ts.s H,;sd. A;Is:: Cos Lew: Ca si;si,
ksse ss AoSs Cit c
SS Asa M.ysn
Lewis. Benedict CS@s s%ish.. , sn.s
Wsh, sss::
Wright Esy. T.ss
S AsFrass
SOL H.ys..i dIiths Pullman Hsl.isS
fss esAif;Gs
Ssenton.2o w Rrdmond-3 ButterfsId Brothers < Cog
vii se;r ss'as5.
@ esI%.sls Ii.'
coal ai Sa M MIN ss1c'
aw fsiss;ss 5sal:!S Hutton M:sas ssSi:,
?If es's
Csillea. fl sp,e,ac coLi Jae.Td1 v;et-s Ne.
&C mas s0s1 Fiiss
SsT:. sH'af
car Benjamin CO.'S w Love.a CLARK wes,-l Bridge
sew, Mo-; :s7,
i Bsts.I Ss;s%ias s ysssiSs:s Won ssass r
ri Ls.ss1l Soissnei co.. Th,S.rai Asa
D eGaths s
css HSs. sSn
Wray-a Wright, sturse..E shawl cam%!os, MAN co
II k.aps.s H.sS, seals Alien hsssa st eo-is
nHi fs% ssys!S:s s's9ss s,ssa
Essa.. S:%ss9 rs snsA p:Slsa ss@s h.s.;;$:s
pss:
sf@s s'gsss
nell F:Idaand TSef:l Luz fsss.E asds
sco s9aa r.s as.S
cos Charles Van Gupeu-4 Eugene Broue-s Roger
lsume COL Journeay--? Dord-io Berry keesee-s
Born, schrshndt co-l3J H Charnud & cola Morlot &
Stewart CO.'S Eanfernot Dulan-6 Lsgoux-7J
Jatrsy son- Strange BrotherI2 BALM Sander
Cert Beer Y May M.lesieuI G,urd CO.'S Galard-2
usrd cos Wright, sturse: Shaw-3 Lane mson
20 sheldon CO.'S Teterel Blan-3 CaileuI fl So.
isl : & co.. ComsliSs Thom.s.lo Gal g. Felx-2l
Is Ely Harrson-22 Sheldon COS Chester Clark & co
Ferdinand Thierotl Charles Marranl Moran Isln-5
Samuel Coo hranl kessler co-I3 Spies, Christ coll
Loewig sshnsder-5o CLARK West-i spies Cbriet CO
- Relmer Meeke-3 Perrin Brucher2 Boicea Rush
2Reimer Y Meeke-i Louis Goldsehmidt * co-lt Henry
less son-2 Umber Dambmann-l Martin Lawson-l3P
Schmld K Andrew.i w Horsmsn Y Duckes-i Carib x
schultzs, Bas-i Plat Z Brother- w Il Housemanns L
Boceau Rush-I Mrrnn Rensrd-l Wiley & Putssm-
Meeks Plate PhiIad. Tiffany, Young Ellisl Eel
mann co-32 Gfuuenthal & col Emes Feder-l Josp
Gmeris.7 achaise Fancheo Gilbert Freres-2 Boiceau
Bush-io Philip spsyer-l simoIsfed Baeh.7 Jane, 4
FIneO. Gsr.on.I Paul a Brsy-i Jolly Frsrssi Loe.
Walter Lsnsdon7 Loeshsk We.scndonk Lsfare, Phil
Brcethanpt 4 Chun-I II Smith { col 9 L.re-i Paul
Jonss-i Woodhesd-is Gixnpux eo-t Peter Murray
Dupre-i Gele.ky < st.dwsl-a Robert Fostsr-2A
Ward cos Mitchell, Brognsrd eo-2 Arnold < Coz
John Emerc-2 Ely Harrisou.2 Samel Downer jr-5 Eow
mes & Neske-i A Stewart COL Peret-i. wight,
II Ash Peacus-i Arey & sotieroyi Aashincios sons
Downe. jr.i fhsrioti Berry Re.ss-I r Rheiaes~i L
nsnd frneois-iy II Chsnan eo--ss q HessnSers CO.
~ bales ~ es to order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-11

sUN nnks... ....T Moon RISES. ....
SUI sks..'.''.. 80 "a HreH wATER -. 80. all
Cleared
SIP Waba,h. Cornell, New Orleans, Stanton Frost
Bark Rochelle, Huckins, Havana Badger q fsck
Bart Lofty, DcEgh,n. Antwerp, w Weisser.
BARK Trident, Thing, Europe, Nesnith & walsh.
Bark ElIr,beh Hall, Myers, baltimore Robinson.
Brig EornaS Wilson, New Orleans Nssmh Walsh.
port.
schr 81 Thomas. Ellis Boston, T. Richardson Co.
Schr Triumph, Beverly, Fredericksburg
Schr Lark Redmond, Philadelphia.
schr Porpoise Drake, South Amboy.
Ship Independence Allen, from Liverpool, Dec oath, with
mdse Crnneli Mnfurn Co. Since leaving Liverpool
perrneed heavy Westerly weatherwas days
lon . and lat to tsand has mot vessel bound
the westward. $500
ship Emsraid Howe. from Havrs Dec sist with mdse 10
Whtock j. Expsfisnesd sucesssou Of westerly gales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-11

New York, Tuesday, Feb. 40.
AsHEs-A sale Of some pots took place today at - 67}
-; also some barrels Of pearls at ~ IS.
BREApsTUyVs-In -four we have no change to note
The market IL still quiet and inactive.
CorToE-There was but very limited inquiry te-dayi
the market continuing quiet There Is no change In
rates other than disposition make sales at these
prices when practicable We, therefore, continue
quotations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-11
Domestic ln,porsas,ons.

SAvArNAH-Brg baldwinfi9 casks rice Gow1y w III,
21 do Titns Bares-is bags Durham Dimou-if
Dc Burri, Johnson-3l do Buni-5f bags rice -four
Wood-so boxes do Hunt COS ar casks TaIman-37
dry hides Emanue56 do Randolrh--9 bales cotton
Keeds empty barrels 70 asster-i9 casks rice bags cot
ton and sundry pkgs to order. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-11
By Last Nighrs Southsrn MAI ,

ALEXANDRIA Feb 7-An schn Equator, Poxv - -,
Forest, Newburyport. dnunth, Nh;
BALTIMORE, FEB i0-Ar bngs Massachns.. =
mouth; Victory, Elwel West Indies 81 tA Cqiiins fal-
'ePaen py@o1.h :shs Nny,gsor Boyer
,ehrs Cs,hsrae Bacon, B.beccf New AETs nossS1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-11

Passengers Arrived.
L,vsRrooL-Packet snip lndependenee-J Smith, Of New
York
ua,RE-Packet ship Emerald-WamS Styles; Simon Van
Nors', Kranur and q in the steersge.
ssvANsH--Bng Badw,n-Mr Pecare and laky, Mr.. A H
Houshton Mr.. w Cayert, Mr.. 8 l. Mennard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-11

HEAVY CLAIMs.-The Bellevile (Cinada) InfeRi-
eenc says that the commission for that district has
closed It's labors The amount claimed for losses dur.
ing the rebellion T23 352. the amount allowed was
ft6336 The district in which Bellsvills il situated
remote from the Western frontier
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1t Is stated in the Albany argus that the magnetic
telegraph will probably BE- completed far west o.
Auburn In about month
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We learn from Carbondale that four bodies of
those unortunates who buried in the coal mines
have been found Although much crushed they were
recognized.
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The Corpus Christi Gazette, abiding to the revo-
people in that neghborhood the people Of Mexico On
the frontier, are in favor Of annexation to the United
States and the army are against war with Texas A
General Arista Is in favor Of fair and honorable
adjustment Of all difficulties by negotiation not by the
aWord.r
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb 10, 1876.
Madame Demsin-W eather-Oregon Correspondence
Bigcmy Case.
Madame Domain was brought up for trial before the
Supreme Court this morning, charged with producing
aoorton but the female upon whom the operation said
to have been performed and who was the only witness
to the fact refused to testify for fear of eliminating her
SELF and verdict of not guilty the consequence
II was lucky escape.
The weather is pleasant for the season.
The excitement in relation to the Oregon correspon
dsncs remains undated and though some affect to con-
Of stocks appear to be disastrous
The bigamy case inserted in my letter of yesterday,
do not believe to contain any thing Of substance The
evidence seems any thing but conclusive against the de-
fsndant and said is the result Of long standing "a.
mily quarrel
The stock sales to-day were limited and prices show
cd the effect Of recent State ves rallied
slightly from their tremendous fall Of yesterday.
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia.
FIRsr BoARp, Feb. 10. 100 shares Glrard Bank ds
So 200 do Reading RR, s5 2s1 100 do 2et; 10 do Me-
chancs Bank Eat; is do. 24i so do. Reading RR, SIS
2ss 100 vcksbnrg Bank IS, wn 7E 200 do. SIS II; 10
Manufacturers and Mechanics Bank, 23i loo do u s.
Bank, Al do. Pennsylvania Bank 259i Philadelphia
Bank, i0sf.
ArrER BoAsp.-$5oo State So, est; shares Penn
Benk, 400; $50 Reading RR SIS 2s; so do ash 5000
state SIS, de, 6si; 5000 do. ds, sag.
SEcorp BoARp.-l0 shares Farmers and Mechanics
Bank, AL; IL Kentucky Bank, 74f so Reading RR b5
2s4; $4,000 State 6 b6 6sE; 5000 do do 6s5 5000 do
do. 80; 5000 do. do. 20; 5000 do. do 90.