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MONEY ct.
Tuesday. March ao-GP

The Columbia has at length arrived. Her is not
however, of very important character, with the ex.
cepton Of the aspect political affairs growing out Of
the refusal Of France to rsy tho treaty of the right Of
search which is assuming very important character,
Commercial affairs rather gloomy than at the
date Of our last The exchanges indeed in favor oil
London, and gold flowing slowly into the bank. The
amount at the latest dates was however but Go Oo
which is higher than it has been for three years not
whstandng the mos. strenuous efforts Of the bank to
Increase the stock The export trade Of the country
had increased and the favorable state Of the oxchan
ges may be scrbed solely to the appreciated state the
currency, as compsred with that Of the continent
The bank had, however, published the following no
tice -
The Governor and Company of the Bank of Eng.
land ready until further notice, TO Give appca
tons for loans upon the depo site of approved bills
exchange, not having than six months run, ex.
chequer bills and asst India bonds such loans to be
paid before the goth April NEXT with interest the
rate of four per cent per annu and to be for
less than G 1000 each.
February a. ls4a"
This notice reducing the rate Of interest TO four per
per cent less than has been the for two or
three years. in the face Of the stagnston OF the foreign
markets for British goods and the evident from the
existing of interest out Of doors that the volume of
the currency is sufficiently large answer all the
purposes OF trade grow out Of the desire of the minis
try to stimulate by any means the trade of the country
IN order 10 counerac IN some degree, the almost
wheming Indignation which their course on the corn
question has eccasoned. II such is really the object as
charged 1t must only serve to heighen the Distress be-
the increase Of the currency tend to raise
the money price of food while the demand for labor
depending upon the foreign markets for British goods
cannot be stimulated The operation will be, therefore,
only to raise the price Of food upon the already starving
operatives The hopes of manufacturers are, notwih
standing their experience, still amused with the ides Of
revival Of demand in this country for their nanuac
lures These ideas epgendered by the fslsehoojs
published on both sides of the Atlantic, by interested
parties who shut their eyes to the real state Of Affairs
which is that Of an approach to specie standards and
consequently Of almost prohibition OF foreign i'm
ports under the per cent duty This is evil
dent the quantities Of goods that are Offering
in our market at half the cost Of importation, without
sbtsning buyers. The goods now here WILL TO great
extent be exported entitled 20 debeniure ana supply
other foreign markets with goods, and diminish the de
msniin Eugiend for those quarters In order to show
the runous state the trade In Engand we publish
the following table Of the exports OF all cotton gocd
from The United kingdom, FOR 1919 and ls from Barns
Clsncs -
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Domss ic Impsrtst.ous.

MArAooRpA-Brg inds sndsnee-i7s bales cotton J Ghon
-2r do. IA dc hair, tbls nus Czslh.
Nav ORLE.us-sfip HUI he.-sl7 bills pork S Brown
do Hour Heks-i mdsc stspg Bruselsin
Keop coa hhJs Nj Teller pkg hsaghton sha,lert do
A Center eo-3e b, homp lsi do cotton Newbold
Cruits.s bbls syrup Walden Thomas enc14s do hang
Brush co-4oo Hour $50 kegs lard w hk Hitchcock
go bbs lard II Field do Williams co-si kgs
bbls s'ed Brown. sl7 bic pork 10 order.
NV ORLyArs-Shlp Risnzi-(reported IN yesterdays n =
sack, csn is do wheat. so bbls a. sress ar
seed bales feathers 24 hides Hsr er?7.ks Read
SrSS'hsfCs l.rd Bsbcoek es - bI po,t ~ keys
e. Noe so bales cotton spoford Tilieston coil4
Dds ork Macy son3so bbls m0lassse Docrman john
ston Coz ton old iron. set old machinery, 9aAsr-s
sss aver sesd Doves Carey7o do pork, lanes
go 90 uesr :. w Durham Sen-l4 bx3 mtz.. A kaker
eoMsSo pe hour $50 hi e., 2oobbs p,k, to order -
nlebLE-Ship Saha~ba-5o bales cotton-H w aoo-e
Srs.nway henry COS Buck co-4S Davis Fi-k-l9?A
brgps|6S Mo ks eos A Averill- rree
liz g Wheelwright-ls0too order -
MoBLE-Brig Charesl Dbl bssswax ludsor CO.
do yenlson hams P,rkm.-a brs mdre Hsrbut 1
III balas cotton. Wade-i45 do Boorman Iohpsou
CESS do II Talmsn-si do x w Townseni-ss do K L
klaitiand-l7 do order. :
CHA RLEsvoNBrig Tykee in yesterday HersldS
a tls cotton Bugbee kneea,di chroaometer Badger
feck2c0 hides Brooks eo22e bales ieatber Me-
Leuph-s cratesJ Kremen-ss hides Danforh-so Les
RTaylori0o cotton Jsannerete eo-ss bps nee Mas
ters Mark % X CO.
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Do not be Imposed upon.

u3- WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, certify that we have
used used mixture called Jaynes Hair Tonic,
and found il OF service tonic to stay the hair
but the contrary causing it fall out rapidly
and 6llng the hair with grease, alkali and dandru
We have each since seen used used the true Balm Of
tifuly and kept entirely free Of dandru The Balm
is than four times the quantity for the price,
and has the strongest Testimonials have for
any artcle-snd recommend its to all. We have
been induced to give these facts by seeing attack in
one Of the advertisements Of Jayne the Balm Of Co
lumba.
GILMAN ROBERTSON,
. E. FARRIN.
DANIEL WREN,
CHARLES CANNON,
A. P. HICKMAN,
G. T. TAYLOR.
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sslsl,is2 80 .O4s.s7s

From this it appears that notwithstanding the great
increase in quantity of Cotton manufactures export ed
the sctua value las diminished per cent. In Cotton
Yarn the increase in quantity per cent The sg
gregate value remaining tho same This was ithe d.
carsd value at the place of export AT the place OF sae
scarcely half of those values has been obtained What
then mast be the state Of that protected manufacture
Tho prescrv alton Of sound currency in this country
will be death blow to the English manufacturers,
less American produce be taken in exchange with
out duty. And even in that case they scarcely
compete with manufacturers. The operation
Of the present tariff upon the imports Of English Prints
10 a. follows
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Foreign Markets

HAyASrA, March I6.-Considering the season OF the
year there Is very little doing in Sugars some furcha.
ses OF niddng quality have however, been msde st
and rails and few vessels have been chatered AZ ~
ia ca per ton for Cowes and market and S. los.
additional for the Baltic. In Coffee no alteration. Mo
iasses rial per kcg. Exchange on London, 10 per
cent prem New York and Boston, ~ per cent dis
The cargo Of Rice per schr sold at ", and that
per brig - at I04 rails We have two other cargoes
M.T.sr,s March l5.-Msrket without change since
our last dates Coffee Of fair quality T. No Rice in fiji
hands but do not suppose that than lot rails
COW IA he cb,ane ed for cargo II II should arrive.
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Barks Lyon, Skofeld Havana Nesmth. Leeds Co; Am
Louisa Clifford. Vera Cruz, Hagous-Brigs krssIins
Gould Ponce Pr Lord; Daniel, (Brsm) Wspke Bremen
via Charleston NoltenIus Pavnsedt; Grand Tur Jcslip
Providence Badger Peck-Schrs Olivia Backsl, nchsrd
Richmond.
Arrived.
Ship Hughes Burr II days from New Orleans wsh cotton
Ship We per Sylvester, ss days from Palermo, with nAss to
Ship smith, 20 day from Mobile with cotton 10
Center Co OF Cares Fioridas oks bark GulsaSe h Mo-
Brig Caroline, Fireman. is days from Ansastsra, South
America with DIES Oencks Kruger ish LAT 81 lon To-
spoke brig sisters Of md for rhsa aays eS Rio 0rs.ss
with srgAr. &c tn Lett bark Chase West, whA
en- Of Nkedord 24o bills .perm ol brig ursnd, New
barn. unc schr Sage Caih for Guyana load 18th, lat
49, Ion IS spoke brig Cashier FIN New Bedford Tor VII
Brig Orleans, -, Of Ttomssou. IS days from New Or
Brig Independence, Wayne 81 days from Texas)
with Gotten the master Mar lat IS a. Ion spoke
shae bark Brunette, Of Falmouth. Is months from Sats
Brig Cornell Pattcn is days from Guaysnl Pr with su-
gar tohe master Lett bgs Frances Ellen, Berry Nfor,
18th; Watson for do do; Nboo do do; Osceos for do ldg
osh do do George for Boston, dg; and others not
N.sp Titan big villa de Napo 81 days from Naples, with
Orig ha. DOale is days from Mobile with cotton.
AZ scar P,lrcess Augusta days from Halifax. with
ssNr Chauncsy Nichols, Virginia. with ysters.
Sehr Maria Hopkins Baltimore, with md.e to johnson
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Died

On Tuesday, the 10th instant in the 2Is year OF her
oge Mrs. SARAH Sullivan, wife of John sullivan.
The f0enls and acquaintances Of the family ere re
specifically invited 10 attend the funeral this aerno 81
On the 2o.h inst after n lingering Illness, whish she
bore with exemplary patience, LousA Apgr I'VE Cow
prtv, youngest daughter Of Samuel and Eliza Csv'
drew
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Total,
a.e67237

In this mi!kel this morning Ashes was quiet The
news by the aeamer had no percepble effect upon the
much-Genesee sells at So 5O 100 barrels New Orleans
brought - Georgetown held at So; Philadelphia
Brandy wne and Baltimore, IS ST. Sc; Troy So,l2t ;
Jersey Rye 80; North River do -, Corn Meal s79
l2 5000 bushels Corn from New Orleans were taken
to go East at 63 So cents, weights so bbs Pearl Ashes
Of this years Inspection for export at $50, and 10000
gallons Whale Oh at 35i cents per gallon.
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(Copy.)

kCoPy.)
80 And dePsnent further
says that no person named
Geo. Tsylor had ever any
concern, sgsncy, interest
or right in the above named
receipt" [Tsylor's Balssm
OF Liverwort ] etc. etc.
JAMES WILSON.
Sworn the 25th day Of
May, ls<0, before NO.
H.HUNr,
Commissioner of D eeds.s
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passengers Arrived.

LnsrrooL-In the st amhirs Columbia and Uscorr,f
Hsfsx-Hon ssml Cupsrl For Bocston Dir and Mrs %
s..sall Leui, stor,sl Ii,rii; .lo.oo ny Is
ehsrcl stephen shu'e Mcsom, Castelar,, q Wy, ~,
son. BcrneIl. Lee, II Bate. h'M ,av', sSs;,x ~
HAM Ii GIBSON c Rsknond, Toiiis Rsner. tr,m IA
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On the 2sh Inst by the Rev. DR.. Tucker. J. WALLACE
Nsnarn, Of this city to MARY w, daughter of Joseph
IIantoD, Esq. Of Providence, RI
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90 AMERICAN MUSEUM The splendid array Of
attractions provided here this week, keep the place
been in i'll health will be hand day and astonsh
the visitors with her miraculous powers. WinchelI
the Comic Drolorist, T. @. Booth the Comic Sing or
and Mrs Phil rs, the popular vocalist make rich
and splendid entertainment There 10 be day per-
form this afternoon, Commencing three o'clock
for the ston Of families children and strsn
gvrs, who cannot conveniently attend in the evening
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Superior COart.

The case Of JnOrnes VS.. Bel, reported yesterday,
turned upon a qaestion Of Law, in which it was
contended that the letter Of guarantee was para
unit to every thing else, and entitled the plain
tis to a verdict, even I'D hitting that the endorse
ment was a forgery. it being the province Of de-
eadant to ascertain that point previous to giving
such A verdict was given for plaintiff, as lated.
Exceptions were taken, and the case will probably
be carried TO the Supreme Court.
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ForeigR IlnportatIoOs

PALksMo-Ship Vesper7o4 canars brine pipes 500
o vine e,stsr CORR wood 80 ", lusport I2yo sum.c
100 Dc limesd $50 DO wanus I'll s 20 c sonr
100 bxs lem-ns .o's do sr.rge u Ch.mbesin Ponve
OsIricbs n Krugsr-3eeV hides A vm.r 90 "
GuAYAM., PR-Brig ornes-iss bids sugar De Forest
eo-llI cks GLASSES Dunscoub ekvitis tiers,s H., 4,
odd
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P O S II 5 T. H / p II.
o. For our usual Southern Correspondence, &C.,
~ hiss mornings Mad, see fourth page.

90 CHATHAM THEATRE The moral ami enec
play Of the Six Degrees Of Crime having been re-
,ved Wits all it: original beauties
Mr. Held appearing for the first time Julio Dormilly,
Mr.. Thorne as Michael c. Mestayer as Charles, and
Mrs. Thorne a Louise. Previous to the drama Mr. j.
in which part he stands unequalled. Diamond and
Whitlock, the amusing dsenstors Of Ethiopian pecu
ares also appear in several original sosgs and dances
90 Mr.. COTTER-our readers we are will
regret that this gentleman has his last Ball Of the Sea
morphosis for Thestrca adaptation Who will let the
pass attend this festival and revel tor the
last tine amidst the classic beauties Of that old familiar
hslll
There tales and "reminiscences of this celebrated
place and accomplished director yet be told at some
who shall read them that they neglected to witness its
closing rev elriss.
We shall be there IL only listen the and thrill
ling music spoken Of "The Texian Hurrah for the
Halls OF the Montezumas There is guarantee in the
Of the committee alone, tina, win be splendid
The admission Is only dollar
90 The rROPRIETORs have seen all sorts of NOS
trums dressed up cachpen and penny line stories
to attract the foolishbut they determined 90 emily
upon OF facts about tn I'll wing remedy and
if they cannot make them strong enough to convince
OF good sense-they shall regret Tor
the world the 6rst-they will sslamnly assert the
alienation Of human suffering is not the least To
Vince those who judge Others to be governed BY selfish
they give daily to great numbers Of the poor without
charge.
Two Members OF CoroREss, who have for years been
crpples and in the muscles of the neck and shoulders
which the most difficult of all to effect by internal
the Indian vegetable Elixir and Nerve and Bone Lin
ment from II Maiden lane. There also great
Der Of Of the most extraordinary kind in this city
OF chronic rhe umasm and contracted limbs and cords
that cured and being cured rapidly, which
knowing to and think it our duty to state then.-Nsw
York JournaC Commerce.
o. HEADACHE AND PALPITATION cured in
Eve minutes BY Sherman's Canphor Lozenges. The
very best articles in for all diseases
sickness, &o-Al Of sherman's Lozenges just what
they cracked up to be. We have tried them, and
know and advise readers who have cold cough
to 60 at to LOG Nassau street and get box Our
Philadelphia readers will find them at No. Ledger
Building, and eur Albany readers Maiden Lane.
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MARITIME HERALD.
POsT OF NEW YORK. MARCH 30, Is4a ].


,uN ~ FULL II
,uN 10 nwArrs........ IL 10
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Pac ksts 60 Arrive.
Packets - DepaTs.
To ship N asters.

We shall esteem favor captains Of vessels arriving
here will give Commodore Bassctt Of eel
Of the shipping left at ne por. whence they saa
arrival. We will reciprocate the favor in any way.
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az Tor Sos'on- .es.r. toch.aA. Arship..a sun
sae adiaslll j Cenw Cieiand, Hunter X, ~ T. bia
I'd lady Gel foees and s.rv4LL r Kius~,r NJ kssrny
H.; % seT dnsf'h Newman, Geo Aekeazie Laug'
MosnE-Brg chaires-IIr ii Rowe
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CO Bon'r forget Sophie Melze.'s Ce0csri to-nigl t
a, the CITY Hotel
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This gvesa vast increase in the quantity Of exports
The following table gives the comparative declared
value -
DEcLAREB VALUE OF EXPORTS FRoM THE UNITHp KHe-
DOM 10 JAN. ls4l ANs JAN 1912
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Stnte Of Trade

We extract from the English papers tho owing
statement.
The following is the oHcisl account Of the consump
tisn Of R,w Sugar in the United Kingdom for the last
~
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M pEALE,s MUSEUM There are more tbinv,

90 PEALE's MUsEUM-There more things
in heaven aud earth than dresmt off thy philosophy
Aercutio, says Hamlet-and 20 say we. Those who
wish satisfy themselves Of the truth Of Mcsmersm
we say the truth, for have and know, should
attend the day exhibitions at this fav srte institution.
Harrington, the grestest ventriloquist record u.s.
,aons sgic Sights and surprising venriloquia power
this afternoon o'clock, well as evening BY the
by Of Eversrd comic songs worth the price Of ad
mission.
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One bark and brigs.

one 0A ~ Notice to Mariners.
on .s a. bs m s bar. ard s
. ..ses
y eaas"issd III: q sds: q Iosi..
. 10y :a% ssi lie I Lies 'fSs S.
che have recently struck this Ledge .eh5
.cm % 'ss AND ss Sf mhe conS ~ he
ssS ujs and ~''@
General Record.
Sem rEuu Cahoon from Philadelphia for Halifax cargo Of
bepori ashore at Cape Sable IS 'nsani-sIsct
sHrp sooGL.yp Robinson, at Liverpool from New YORK;
lost :,; NC " sr sm h. from New orsn. a, Lii
,.Tpoo on the ah Feb Ia. Ion &C. bark with ios.
u .sw aSs Week q ahiE gale
occasions, unable to BOARD either vessel
the isth F,t in lat 90 the bark and
from Newport bound to Boston, in sinking state aud took
Bsie Gno Hkssr Of Portland lost at Montevdeo in
ssis canys Gloucester .bsndoned in South hn.s
SIS $3.50 injured at O. ''' '''''' '' ~ ''''
WhaIemen.
AtN,uI Sept s-Ebe. Of Poughkeepsic with zoo sperm
Washington, from Phiad ha fer Calcutta. Dec IS h. ist 10
Issss and for NBsdrd, with is'' bbl' OIL Jan a. on
R,o Gr nile from Wilmington for Porto RlcO sih lost.
Notie, f.r New Orleans, ruth infant.
"a ts%sss Soii;:,; Ssss ss:ss:S
Tr S,n ch.,oS; Aymsp xTeSeo a, VEN ono ON;
ass F a. ssr A@: s asns
Baltimore .h, Rochelle, ChsIlsssn p.nbsros Mobile;
e~;fS s's a
d aSa" ons sa7 s
4 ;ss,s S ss;i s US j II. NS.
si i.y. IS, .s
sprung rudder and Of butwofkg
having bore % dist inst from Ion al a. The Gen P.rkhi
Sss f. tSa ~ 4:
f S s ME- ns isrl Ps sss c
al csa IitGs sfS
fore do Francis Delan. Hobile 2itn yerLsn Bson No
G:f
oisaes; 18th ameneaa %; lmbi s% york Eliza " =.
ss
1I3D Is Si.s Eoss ~ Msss
Feb. asd 70, lis 5Os,h for of Mary ballard,
lew :w 81 as f f.ss sRs To
Nat Hes1y ssson, ssl%cf ns o@as:
"a susan swSIl ds a WsIinsE Yot ii sh;!,d.s
Lospor, Feb qsEnt inwmds, Mediator, for NYok, 9sh.
Ge.tss.nd, Mari-sd dice PoiAd cd Messenger. Boz
DsA, Mara Minerva L,,dan for Chsrlestea SD Ist
Montreal Nl"rk, ~ loss u nv
| Choir and CHAIN - -
| Cows Feb 25-Arr Thco Korner, Savannah.
Feb % HeroIoe Charleston Tor Hoser-
| dam, st J,nss Londen, (ssd sd 2al Tor NYorkl
P:,1 cs' E. Hyiss ass
Feb 2o--t. Frncst, I'm char eston .W nssr.A
Bptro :, Feb assd EI'erpri'e, Nfoh as'' Hse'' ''"
! mond - - .,, -. fh.,,,..oa. s1b Bvnp
es.ru,sr F,bis-Au Creole, Bristol Tor osf'A''on s'a
| isth Acsuotii Mobile.
| Mr. F,b t-sli Neptune, y YORK
| ','. s.bo--Arr tDde.s. NYork Win decks s~c2t
| tack Riehibueto. Tor oVrnn.h
$3.50 ~ as Arr Cas-, drs, N ,resns sd2ls ,sprlg
1 " ~ stI Huron, Bo ton; Baflcw, Nfok
| VEG, az L.ha.-s.rH Re child, SYok
The sarah Ann, which sid fm Lane stsr "a
- = IN he back here ic-day wing in
sr in lat 20, lost her foreno 1, and ish her
mi ,mat,k 49,, - 800,
gioalIy iro N Dundec for NYork)
fsbie-Arr Anna Cecelts. Nprranf. 2istrran
and n y. wios. NYsrs Daniel Webster Charleston
Z ftnsvs~ Feb as-Arr Sun, NYorh; Malta Massoy's
ERrnES Feb I7-Arr CHI sreston Ch~rieton. sdie hn
sa",~. B.t AR al, O-e4o.Ro
AH.rsspAn. Feb s-A'r Ch.ron PsiespsE, ~, ~
Bsdford ~ Bsrpadot,e, dos 18Th, rosca Hsis"a'
Y.,k. 40 u P.br knpts. DO. -, =, A..
1xsst FEB isArr Coz s'ella'ion pnti a. Jo'' "~'"s
2iih ss4Dn, ChirlestOn
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pU- ROSWELL AND TURNER'S MAGNIFY
CENT TRAVELLING tClkCUS 10 drawing tremex-
lousy at the Bowery Theatre. Maj oeon Turner, the
Adons OF the troupe, and his brother Tim the invnc
BILE horsem"n, both ride this evening Besides the rock
less and rgh,ful Workmanship Of ,csr Stone the
Cumanche Indian Gossin keeps the house in continual
roar with his never failing merrmen aad thrice told
jokes The vaulting, tumbliog, dancing, posturing,
every thing done by this nmitabls corps goes ond
any thing ever witnessed They travel next week.
90 THE HOUSE OF REFUGE.-The Hospital fer
the Poor, nnd all Public schools other Institutions in
this city who will apply ct the Office III Maiden lane
have supply oil save that 10 perfect andste in Eve
minutes to burns and scads and whether pay the
OF 1t or not shall rest entirely 10 the breast Of the direc
tors OF such institutions after seeing its effects II sh
be given all actual csses rather than intense suffering
death OF an unfortunate mortal should occur; and that
death can happen from burn when this il used 6rs
to be nearly impossible unless the vital parts
destroyed. This may seem strange, but IL 10 less
true hundreds that have tested IL, will testify In
the warmes terms. wicklow OF no article discovered
that gave such universal satisfaction and pleasure
this does to thu astonishej beholdeTs Of its easots
This true ana the honor Of highly respectable
pledged to that eff ct II is Nr Daeys Pain Extractor
n Y. Courier ana Enquirer.
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WIN. r. Thurstou, Of the
firm Of Hay dock, Corlies
& Thurston, Druggists,
2iLibcrty st.
Girdon J. Leeds, of the firm
Of Leeds & Thayer, Drug
gists, l27 Maiden lane.
N. w. Baaeau, Druggist,
26a Bowery.
A. B, Shaw, Druggist, liz
Water ST.
A l.. Comstoch, of the 6rm
of Comstock g. Tayler,
Druggists, corner b relay
and Washington.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-15

The wild lheotIss or this gentleman. Who IN
1916 vas he lofemosl among the able advocates
d protective TArif. veie Annually exposed
b. MI Evans Or Maine. 10 his brief speech At
The eoncosios q the debate Of the TArid bill
We copy he following ueliee bf that speech IRON
he Lynchbarg Yifeibian.--
/ 4 The call 81 Mr. Evaas epoa Messrs Wood
6aft, wfkhi, Benson ard BuchaBGn 70 delend
/ IL IanG d is25N< Che GIL " ab0minaIions.)
kka:nsl lie attack ON theW 9eolh Carolina ally,
must have been highly d9s4lsilc and ininisaeIyF
B4lhorous Nav. bSasalfA upon he whole
'zsgemecsasieT SIDE 81 ne hameer 80 vlndicales
thai bili. seeing ihaI Mr. Wan Bufen and Col.
tstA reid JSrll NJ " p however, 4 = said,
seted .-nnder nsssgsironLr--an excuse whish
has even less 4eEths wiihilas now than ever,
since We have d.srpseIed sEai Silas Wright, his
iieulehsnt ane ehieI adviser was then the prin-
cfpai sqpporietfof the bill ID The HOUSE Of Rep
IesentKilEss "a Besiies, why did the other New
Yoik Senator vote Ggains.i ls Was he not in
strucied also y Abuse Of tse bill of 1928, or u
any ether, comes with bad grace from sup
porter OF Mr. Van Buren fof the Presidency -
There are many powerful arguments. AMI much
brilliant and pointed satire ID Mr.. Evans speech.
He is particularly successful in turning the
and 10 sIPusing the contradictory pcsiIions of that
sble but eTralis Senator
Mr.. Calhoun, as well ~ oiher opponents OF
the BIZ jnsi passed contend thar j. IS worse thah
Ihe tariff Of 1928. when The fact is. Ihs, the du-
ties ia this bin are generally lover than those in
ihe laws Of l62l.or 1873. ~ 1892. sad on SHINE
arieles such as iron, lower than The duties under
he act Of 1916 Or which Mr. Calhoun was the
4 leading adyscatesl
The South Carolina Senator renews the prac-
lically refuted opinions Of The opponents Of an
l incidentally protective TariG, urged fifteen OF
taebiy years ago. and endszvofs 10 show that
The present bill is essentially protective and pro-
hibiio'y, and Thar The reveRae under il will con-
sequently not be adequate 10 The wants Of the
government Let us refer to facts, as We find
1 Them stated by writer in ihe National InieIIi-
lgeneer The average amount Of imports and
revenue under the tariffs ~ 1916. 1924, 1895
and 1892, was as follows d