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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-14

Decrease, l2.i7s,786 $685. " az
Here is, under descending tariff dminuton of Is
per CT in the quantity imported At the time accor
ding to the best authorities the manufacture cotton IN
this country more than doubled and amounted in Isao
according to the census to 900 annually in value
against an average Of $ooooooO imported in three years
of the lowest tariff These official facts, and yet the
manufacturers say their business going decay I'M
der tariff and venal press not only reiterated such
statements but have not hesated TO circulate statements
that 200 900 hands have received employment since the
late tariff went into operation
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sales Mt the stock Exchange.
state OF Trade

The inclemency OF the weather has been sucb ,odav
as prevent any activity in out door sales
oil cotton to some extent made for export at former
prices by auction. 20 hhds New Orleans sugar a, s
100 at Flour is still heavy at the prices OF last wool
We hear Of no sales to-day of any Importance 1000 hsr
Rye sold at 6Oc. bush delivered 1000 bush south
ern Corn at I9c. measure.
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DY REQUEsT-MR BRAhAM has the bonor IN an
nounee that he will al the Stuyvesapt nst
Thursday Dee 18TH assisted nv his son Mr. Chares
Braham Concert TO nee al o'clock
PROGRAMME.
PART |.
l-Song rom Nassioneo, Auber. "Aiy Sister
j.. Dsssr'''' $3.50. -. Mr. Chas Braham
g SnhE, oshd 70 your Guns, 49,. MIR Braham
3-The 2Sd Ode Of Horace 'Cloe flies me
IKE lawn. .''.......... Mr. Brabam
t-Song IromAmdie, My Boyhoods Home"
Slordni,' ....'.!........... Mr. C. Braham
J-Balad, Black Eyed SUSAN. Mr. Brshsn,
6-Song, The Light of Other Days" Balfe Mr. Braham
7-Duet' AIS We'll" Brahan. Mr. Brabam and
,,,,,., FART III Mr. G Brahaia
a-Song, William Tell, i" Braham.... Mr. Baham
9-Song; There's charm in Spring" HUI
@ iah,, :'.',.. Mr. { Braham
l0-Song The Miniature" poetry byGP
. - MorTii, ESQ Mr. Braham
lL-Duett Gailap on Gaily" Braham,.. Mr. Braham and
- 6, ,,,, -, - Mr. G Bia' IN
- oy Lover Mr. Braham
Is Song When the Trump of Fame Ros
. SIM, M. - - =. ......... Mr. Braham
lhe Bay OF Biscay".. Mr. Braham
lickes 81 each Two tickets will admit gentleman
and two ladles-To be had at the Music Stores dis
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o. THE LOCK HOSPITAL IN PARIS, UNDER
the distinguished management of NJ Rcord one Of the
best conducted establishments for vnereal patients in the
world All the remedies for the cure OF these terri
BILE affections been introduced with great
Encouraged by the fortunate results OF NJ Rcords modes
the same remedies have prepared under
the direction ofthe College of Medicine and Pharmacy
he city New York. end TO be had their principal
office. The Partisan Alternative Mixture" for the cure
all forms of syphilis whether primary or secondary
sold at 81 bottle and in of halfadozen bottles
So Alpatlens can obtain the gratuitous advice OF the
Consulting Physician of the College.
W. S. RICHARDSON, Agent
Principal Office Of the College OF Nassau St, n Y
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Principal Office of the College. o. Nassau st. n. Y

Q5- SHERMAN'S COUGH LOZENGEs ARE WON.
der I'll medcinesthey coughs and whoopng coughs
IN very little time and very pleasant to the
Howarh the great temperance lecturer by
the blessing OF God and Sherman's Lozenges he was
cured OF consumption when he expected his life
Its close LOG Nassau street is Dr. SIS warehouseagens
t59 and ITO Broadway 227 Hudson street. ss Bowery II
East Broadway and l39 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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0EEGE Se R @
d So the 18th 1 Join I %Fasf Hs Ra ff
RHEEHMATIsM! RHEUMATlsMI KHEUMATIsM!!
IG Ssd ,s b. and sr
cured BY j. Tobias RSumaiS Line nen Il also efca
, e9o IN the SPEEDY cure Of sIan p the nbs
For sale only i2 Maiden Lane. up stairs. dls lm.r
FASHIONABLE STOCKS
adAt sf1$ Es
In addition to their Goods
9% .sn'GF s1s
sfa e Ts s
sH ssa R.s; sS
ara al ss Gsn%en ss I'D , wR are
%ayidspsnd being furnished superior :5sIs *:
haHT Eli @ a%S S.sH & Place sns a.S
and gentemen's Russia Riding Belts. dl3 im'r
NV INvEsTED 0sasiaoas COmpound-For render
sad fGs' ID Fnd
Store no Ann street rfice l2 cents box To sports
hi. compound is confidently recommended. =, w.
dis lm'r J. A. BROWN.
w ject of this article By bacng the shoulders expand
Parents and guardian. particularly requested to examine
's S 5 be- Sn S ne Of %
ard benefit children Of either and all persons have
sss nsS, S san uo ss sn Be r
pee who h.. for s s . sea n
been engaged in the of variety
tn II could b. nded possessing
site qualities the improved brace offered tn public
ThN subscrbes would their improved
Russia Riding Belts the Improvement consists in the ro-
ducon Of patent spring which apts the belt the wishes
Of the weaIr combining all the benefits Of support &c. de-
rived from the belt manufactured after the old
s Of %s me s as s % M the
bshment Of Parsells Agate 2 Broadway, between Park
place and MURRAY street. dI3 Imsr
uOUsATONIC Railroad Company Notes, wanted at the
III lowest market rates, by
dloIwr JAMES & co, 50 Wall street
GOAL COAL! COAL The subscriber having taken
" the yard southwest Of King and Greenwich street.
receiving full supply Of schuyll and Peach Orchard
Coal selected from The best veins which he offers the fol-
Lowing reduced prices, viz -
From the yard rstquay broken and screened per ton
Egg size $50
Nut, 500 "
Delivered free OF cart re. -
die 3msec JAMES DOWNEY.
SH K is.
SHIRTS made after the latest and approved French
ess Cosfs, Tantaloous vests, and all under garments
made % order short and in the most fashionable style
York. -
a
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On Monday evening, i2th inst by the Rev Joseph
Harrison, Mr. HsNRy FAIRcLoueH to Miss ELIZA CtAnK
daughter OF Mr.. Stephen Clark, all of this city.
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Here very curious table In 1881 under the highest
tariff imposed, the United States imported over 6s
100000 yards of cotton CLOTH at average value of Is
cents per yard This Is per cent Of all the cotton
manufactures of Great Britain and bore duty of about
5per cent ad vaorem in the United States. Under the
descending scale of duties, the imports decreased until
1856 when the duty diminished ~ per cent and
the paper expansion here raised the import $4,000 Oeo
of yards In 1910. when the duty had been further d.
mnished per cent yards imported at an
average value Of IL centshe quantity being per cent
only of British manufacture Here a reduction of
cents per yard in the price, and of 81 duty; and
yet tho quantity imported fell off so per cent while the
purchases of raw material from the United States more
than doubled What agency had the tariff in this matter
The average of the three years. s3l-2a Of high duty
compared with the years ls3s-94o of low duty is as
folows:-
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@7- "THE TONIC MIxTURE."-This celebrated
remedy composed of five ingredients the active princ
pies Of which are highly concentrated 1t now used
very extensively and with great by the medical
faculty, for the cure of debility (rom whatever cause)
dyspepsia nervous complaints Sold by the authority Of
the College OF Medicine and Phermacy the city of New
YORK. Price 81 per bottle. Half dozen lin cases) S.
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent
Principal Office of the College ~ Nassau st
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Packets 10 Arrive,
To Ship Masters and Agents.

We shaii esteem favor, captain. OF vessels will give
to Commodore ROBERT SLvEY, of news fleet. re-
port Of the shipping left the whence they sailed
sesses spoken on their list of their cargo
foreign newspapers they have He them
mediatey their arrival Agents and correspondent. az
home abroad will also confer favor by sending 10 this
office all the igence they can obtain Nautical
information Of any kind will be thankfully received
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On the 9th inst, NORMAN HicKoK Esq. His eemans
we're taken to Sheffield, Mass for interment
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0B7- CURE OF LIVER COMpLAJNT-

A.. New YORK, Nov. 6, lS4l
Mr. H. g. Daggers-Sir, In justice to the efficacy of Dr.
Kushs lnallibe Health Pills. box only of which
purchased from you deem it but right inform you of
iaeir surprising effects in restoring health For the
onths was disabled from my employment tried
umerou5 remedies treated in the general
nos!a n %.hcrt any success and finally adopted DR..
fusing vigor and health through nay frame relieving
constant pain in my side and deep oppression promoting
Sleep creating appetite for food and altogether nvgo
rating frame that was rapidly sinking into decay
therefore deem duty owe not only to the public, but
yourself to publish the above testimony which have
rosorsted with conscientious affidavit of the truth
thereof PATRICK GALLAGHER,
Charlton street, New York.
Affirmed this 9th day Of December, Is42
JOS P. PRISON, Com. of Deeds
Sold wholesale and retail by
H. G. DAGGERs 80 Ann ST., NY
Price 2s cents box put up in beautiful wrapper with
full directions.
For sale in this city at 45e Broadway, of Grand
ST.; 267 Broadway; l6S Bowery; l5 Sixth avenue; and
695 Fulton st. Brooklyn.
E'Ageuts-Abany, A. Guthrie, stanwix Hall Phila
depAia, Ledger Buildings Boston, Reddng & Co. 8
State street New Haven, T. II. Pease; Hartford, J. W.
Judd Newark D. Smith, 320 Broad street; Poughkeepsie
Lev. Smith.
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IN ANY FORM-Ol of Tannin, or leather restored. A
new chemical discovery. Most people know that skins
and hides converted into leather by the use of annn
extracted from certain barks, sc.
When the force and srenth of the tannin is out
leather becomes dead hard dry, brittle cracked covered
with crust Sc This all know To restore then life
sotness, moness, strength smoothness and remove ali
crust fly, or blister-resore the tannin This substance
the leather receive the second time but the
whole virtues Of it are in this article the Oil Tannin-
which penerates the est and hardest leather if it has
fingers, imparts at once strength that is utterly ncre
dble until seen 1t becomes like leather in all re-
spects with delightful sotness and polish and makes all
leather completely and perfectly impervous to
particularly boots shoes, carriage tops harness. hose
trunks and in fact all things made OF leather, giving
splendid polish even higher than leather has and at
least doubling its wear and durability, in whatever man
ner the leather is used. These are facts.
None genuine unless with the fac smile signature
COMSTOCK SEQ.
Wholesale Druggist II Maiden lane, N. Y, where it
may also be had at retail.
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ShiRTS made after the latest and approved French
p'ttes; Coats pantaloous vests and all under garments
made 20 order short notice and the fashionable style
York.
S,msr WIN. COLLINS
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M "A R TIM E H ERALD.

Sailing Days OF the Steam Ships.
,,, FROM ENGLAND. FROM AMERICA
nnoumbia, MILLER Dec. l6
Britannia, Hewitt .... Dec 4 ......... jan /
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0U-WETFEET--It should be remembered that colds
coughs, consumption asthma Inflammation Of the lungs
peursy and many other fatal disorders often the re-
suit Of catching cold, in consequence of wet feet damp
clothes, night air, SC.
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills undoubtedly the
best medicine in the world for carrying off cold because
they purge from the system those morbid humors which,
when lodged in the various parts of the body give to
every maiady incident to single 25 cent box of
said Indian Vegetable Pills will not always afford relief
but will in majority Of make perfect of the
most obstinate coldat the time the digestion will be
improved and the blood completely purified that all
evil consequences resulting from catching cold will be
entirely prevented and the body restored to sounder
health than before.
BEWARE OF CONFERENCE.-THE public are
respectful, informed that the medicine purporng to be
Indian Pil sold by Mr. Richard Dennis former clerk in
the Office not the genuine Wrights Indian Vegetable
Pills The ony security against imposition, is to purchase
from except advertised agents the Offices devoted
exclusively 10 their sale, 2Ss Greenwich street, New
York los fremont ST. Boston and 100 Race street, Phi
ladelpnia
Remember no medicine is right, except wrighss Indian
Vegetable Pills fgs@sse,
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90 THE FRENCH ANTLPHL OGISTIC MIXTURE
for the cure of all discharges from the urehra-sod in
bottles, at ST. and at so cents each.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent,
81 Nassau stroei
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90 PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON PAPERS AT

% PHI ADELPHIA AND BOSTON PAPERS AT
J. A. TUTrIE's News Office, No. Ann st., N. "
The Philadelphia Saturday Courier.
The Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post.
The Boston Notion.
The Yankee Nation.
The Uncle Sam.
The Boston Pilot &c., Tor sale wholesale and retail each
week, az above.
Charles Dickens Eaglish Notes for very general cir
culation" full supply Of these Notes will be received
on Friday morning. at Tuttle's News Office.
Ssrgeants Magazine, Graham's Magazine and Gody's
Lades'Book for sale at Tuttle's News OceN Ann ST.
90 WE REFER OUR READERS TO AN ADVER-
semen in this days paper of Lecture to be delivered
before the New York Beran Institute by Dr. Buchanan
the distinguished Psychological Philosopher.
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90 RINGS VEGETABLE INDICATED CANDY.
This most excellent medicine have tried ourselves
and derived great benefit from it, 1t is char COM
pound but real good article paronzed by many medi-
practitioners. eminent for their skilNew York atlas.
Sold wholesale and retail by j. c. Wadleigh 459 Broad
way. Also. at 30 Ann street. and 81 Fulton street,
Brooklyn.
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oI3- DIR. S. HEWES NERVE AND BONE LINZ
MENT-The very best article made for rheumatic
pains sprains and bruises. 1t strengthens weak limbs,
extends contracted cords relieves numbness takes down
sweiiings 81.
n. B-rhe genuine always has the name OF Comstock
and Co. on the wrapper of each bottle and sold only al III
Maiden lane.
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o. vELpEAUS LECTURES.-The following is
the !, which the celebrated Velpeau oil the hos
plta OF Ii, Charlie speaks of his remedies for
the OF gonorrhtp. In this way have used an i'm
mense number cares. in rhom every other species of
treatment had been tried without success" Velpeans
Pills now so exclusively in this country, by autho
ry sfthe College Of Medicine and Pharmacyo the city
of New York. at their principal office and consulting
rooms 81 Nassau street. Price One Dollar per box.
w. S. RICHARDSON Agent
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k&R- REMlTTANCEs TO IRELAND, &C., &c.-
&13S The subscriber continues
large OF small to persons residing in any part Of Ire
land the he and his 10 bus-
have done for the last hirty years. and also to any
part OF England or Scotland.
Money RENTED bv letter (post pad) the subscriber OF
sonay deposited with with the OF The person p
in Ireland England Scotia and 10 whom ~ ~ " "
sent and post town. will be immediately
and paid accordnsly and receipt to that effect gwen o'
warded to the sender =.
like with claims on persons ~ any ps o.
ireland England Scotland be collected py ne supscr
for persons residing part OF the United otates OF
Canada. and will be 6Aso 4 esmM Ne SRib IT,,
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i2.i7s,786 88, 1911

Quantity pdlue per yard. DUH
Average import 1831-2-3 48l2.8i2 1851 1886
i338-9-0 IS 93i,056 l,0831et Is az
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o. NEVEETWAS WE MORE SURPRISED THAN
last night the little Franklin filled with expecant
faces to witness the entertainments by Norris Olio Com.
pany. norheaster with rain and snow was severe in
deed but people cannot stay from the Franklin rain or
shine as long as the present attractions kept up Go
and them.
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My- A CHANCE FOR A VARIETY OF CUREs.-I

W A CHANCE FOf a VARIETY UF CUKES'-H
you have bad cold try Dr. Peters Cough Lozenges,
they the most effective medicine such time in
driving of all coughs Inflammation ofhe lungs asthmas,
Group, and ell diseases OF similar nature. The public
appreciate their value and they should be tried in all
sprnging from chills and colds DR.. Peters, Ca
out of order completely restore it proper state diss
patng dyspepsia bilious attacks &C. eectually any
medicine in the world The Cordial Lozenges formed
Of such materials will destroy headache low spirits
lassitude weakness and general dyspepsia that in many
cases lead mankind to suicide The Worm Lozenges. in
tended asa a variety of complaints which afct
children cannot be too strongly recommended. PTinci.
pal office, l25 Fulton, corner oil Nassau street.
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20. THE FORCE OF HABIT-Hab is wonder
ful thing in many ways; some people who have taken
Pease Clarified Essence Of Hoehound Candy for the
oil cough, like ii well, that from habit alone they
tinue Its the consequence is that they experience
neither colds or chils in the system. So much for the
force Oh habit you have cough, cold asthma or lung
wards consumption Peae Horehound andy is found to
be the mos: certain and effective remedy that has been
invented for ages There is no reason Uhv neonle
should be precpitaed into consumption as long as sucb
remedy at hand It will be found certain ana effective
in the of all pulmonary complaints in their ;rst
stages II is sold at as Division street. 10 Aston House no
Broadway So William street. and 232 Broad street New
ark NJ.
SOMETHING NEw.-Peases Orange Cream Candy.-We
have received from Horehound Candy Manufacturer
Pease and Son, as Division street. specimen of their
Orange Cream Candy possesses the delicious
Of any Havana Orange we have tasted; ii will be
great favorte this winter with the ladies' Sweets TO
the -" " the proven somewhat-.n Isit mott
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% SUGAR STICKS WILL NOT ;CURE
COUGHsIis my belief that many of the pufcd cough
candies OF the day sugar candy To relieve or
cure cough or cold, must embody medicinal RENE
dies in the pleasant form Of candy the best way Judge
whether these pulled candies real remedies to say
TO the owners when you buy it, il this don't prove all You
say, will you return the money These the terms on
which Jones' Cough Candy is sod-we willingly return
the money to all who buy it, unless proves all stated
and we warrant that it will always relieve and eften eff
feet permanent in Of coughs, colds hoarse
ness splitting of blood whooping cough asthma and all
!! is sold at from shilling large package by T.
JoneS sign Of the American Eagle, 81 Chatham street
~ or 39 Fulton street. Brooklyn and by these agents
in the ctyHart, corner of Broadway and Chambers st
and corner of Hudson and North Moore streets % West
Broadway;2o Varick of Hammersly st.; l67 D
vision street. opposite Ludlow.
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o5- The dresses Of Queen Victoria and the Duchess
OF Ken. now exhibiting at the New York Museum are
te .ae OF universal admiration. Their equal for SPLEEN
dour richness and elegance has been this
side the Atlantic and as they the occasion
OF her Majesty marriage and coronation should say
they have never been surpassed the other. There
VIII be performance this afternoon at three o'clock
when in addition to the splendid dresses alluded the
following performers will appear:-signor Bl,z. Miss
Clemence, Mr.. Wright Mr.. Brown and Mr.. Delarue
The whole, including picture gallery and half million
ofcuriosities, may be seen for shilling.
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A LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING of the
Jackson FauRh A Balah Association, held the Old
Hickory House. 4s6 Pearl on Monday the 18th of December
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~ by JOHEPH HEGEMAN, Auctioneer.
"WEDNESDAY Dec. II, al II O'Clock, at the sales ID
w Fulton Brookyn-Mortgage sale of houehsld fur
nu!e consisting Of mahogy sofas, mahogy chairs piano and
stool large glass; mahogy dining tables marble top
PEE and sofa tables bureaus mineral case oil paintings wash
mahogy Office desk handsome mahogy flower stands brus
sells CARPETS eighty vds otomaps 3wndow curtains
and astral and man lamps candlebas cut gassdecau
tiers, aud preserve dishes. &c.
One splendid Motifs Hall Stove, with radiators xceent
order. cost $780,
der. dI3 2tsec
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BY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AuctIoneer.
THURSDAY, Dec IS at " o'clock at the Marine Barracks,
Wallsbout, near the Navy Yard-a quantity Of slightly
damaged aud q musets 10 bayones 1888
cartridge boxes IS cartridge boz belts 81 side belts IS waist
belts 2sword belts Ill bayone scabbad 10 breaspates
vast plates, swords.
Rronkl DacI atArc