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BR +. J. BEARNs, Auctioneer.


Handsome furniture.
street. Broadway by virtue landlords warrant and
nSran esrs Srse,y earis sofas and
sa y
dining tables sdeboad and WORK table marble toe dyans
astral lamps set window Trimmings, rugs,
Ss ;% .ns e E
k"s 0sss Ii' St w
basin, and pehs" bureaus, door arren sets,
SS yos s FORKS x and =, ns and G
rain shine SHENRy Marsha 'ss Fulton e'
Chin,, Glass, and Earhen waeAt 10 o'clock I49 Full
,Sn % % ,S n of china glass and sihsn
HowARp iTboma, Bell and Rossit Howard, ave no.
s WI
goods consn,d for si Certain sales sad prompt returns;
s sGs dave and
5y OF nsy ss Tuesdays and rd
n.y.. :''@adsdS ESGs sHSS
Bf9sSs;wsy n near Pine a. i3 Fur
card and tables, with marble mahogany
b Stools 0'''"'n' and
work e Ss portable
.aa
Dealer. and housekeepers, will find the sale worthy Of their
AUCTION NoTICE.-saIe Of Choice Painting. and
"A Eiegsnt Fumture, Friday, at iok clock, at No. IA
John street. without reserve. Catalogues IN time.
Ball X HOWARD,
d. Sim THOS. BELL. Apctioneer.
UCrION NOTlCE-rhe sales under, will take place
~ shiae.
FRIOAY-Funiture OF the hest quality, "A John street
The manufacture OF VIM: Alexander, Robert and Jane.
Young. Stalker Shsffer, Irving, and Others.
.SATUUDAH-Ext nsive Sale Of Splendid Furniture. o
all descriptions. in the sale rooms
Ml~..s REts s H9YA Has.ion....
A AUCTi0NGpo,!iye Sale e M.'saiIa;;yI. stocks.
BY P. P r. DEGRAND.
On SATURDAY, December 10, i8i2.
At IL O'clock the Office Of the Corporation under the Mer
chants Bank in BOSTON.
900 Sterling equivalent TO $4,000 Massachusetts Five
Per Cent Stock.
This Stock payable Lopdou on the lst day of April
1871. 1t payable TO bearer with msunuav, and
has ,neTcs-waans attached 1t 10 in certificates Of eco
each.
Each certificate will be accompanied by guarantee of
Western H. Corporation giving the bearer the right
erest the OF $3.50 the pound sterling Thus making
each Cercsts Of f2OO sterling equivalent $780, producing
$2t interest every months.
This Stock will be sold much per the 5000. II
will be put up from Certificate the whole payable 20
per tcssh and the balance months with interest," the
stock as collateral the purchaser having the option Of
his note time he pease before the expiration Of
the months, thus stopping the interest.
For further particulars, apply 70
d3d9 Treasurer Of the w. X. X. Corporation.
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~ COUGH REMEDIES ARE AS PLENTY AS

DO COUGH REMEDIES ARE AS PLENTY AS
blackberries in summer, but none compare with
shermans Cough Lozenges. They are handy to carry
in pleasant to the aste and the most dis
tressing coughs colds, in few hours. Many are
cured by three lozenges. Mr.. Attree, Of
assistant editors has always cured himself Of the worst
coughs, with very few iozenges. DR.. shcrmans ware
house LOG Nassau street. Agents. 459 Broadway lss
Bowery 227 Hudson, II East Broadway, and 1870 Fulton
ttreet, brooklyn
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on .nui Z, sth inst at IL o'clock Mr. EpkSEzrK
ss,aen a. I'd 81 years revolutionary patriot and for
sN me ye' RS an officer of the custom house
Aeral will take place at IL O'Clock this day from
ms iar. residence, 1870 Reade street
thursday, sth inst. after long and painful Illness
hich she bore with Christian resignation, Mrs MANY
EATON ~
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
this afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
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Domcstic ImportatIons.

Nrw ORLEASs-Barque Ring-3eo bbls wheat Chapman &
Kobers-990 ID Frazer-6 cks Stone, Sv hides
Harpe3o pigs lead Field bbs 1870 bbls mo-
assss I05 bales cotton 10 600 60 SKIS order
NEw GrLEASs-BaIqus Suwarrow-l9s bbls flour r Matt.
and206 bales cotton Goodhue co-239 bbs wheat Su ydam
lasses 'I9 bxs TO order.
MoBmE-Barque Thames-39 bales Sturges Clear
man-59 do Hicks co-l00 BogaIt Merchandising Cush
msn--9 r &c NorIis-i8 w Harriman-3i Goodhue CO.
20 Masters. Markoe co-I9 GailIard Embury-ls bales
mdse w Framer253 hides cask fallon Robint-3O bales
10 order.
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SHIP NEWS.

PHILADELPHIA Dec s-Below. Anna Reynolds, Dosne I'm
ost,n Ntiianl Fort Span Columbus. Turks Island. CID
Msdsid, Douneii, jamaica
BALTMoRE Dec 7-Cld Moaiszuml Kelly, Rio de yaneiro
United Sti;gs Keazer. TRINIDAD Sid Ida HsIe Boston
Gen Gail Eduondson, West Indies; Union, Hopkins, Prov
[dencr; Equ,tor, Csrd. New Bedford.
ALErANDsrA Dec 6-Au Virginia. Barbados. Sid Talma
and Victory, NYork. .
NoRFoLx. Dec6-Cid ggy, (Br) Smith, West Indies.
CHAHLEsroN DEC t-Arr Yarmouth, Boston, fremont, do
Delaware tsy 5, Cons g,ion, Br) Belfast; Bvidere
Liverpool Howell, Havana. Cid Fcmx, Havre; Arab Lon
doa andrd West lndics Somerset, do; Bourne Fort
Leon, Fla. .
FRaSKLrx La Nov PAR Haaseeket, Hopkins, Portland
aud cid Charlrston; Ozeo Watt New Haven; Gen Wash
ingt0n. Brown, NYoIk- Cid Tampico, NYork.
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REsIeNAriosl OF Mr.. CALHouS.-On thessdiinst.
saturday lasD in the Legislature of South Carolina,
y .esdenl laid before the Senate communica-
- from the Hon. John c. Calhoun, resigning his
|at as Senator from South Carolina, in the United
ates Senate TO take effect after the iih Of March
XII.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. Q, Isaa.
Arrived.


Ship Hrnte Lovs't from Canton, June 81 with teas, sks.
SC 10 Talbot, Olyphani Co.
Albany, Watson, from Hayre, Oct 20 with dss.
to WIN. Whiock, Jr.
Barque Ring Rose IS days from New Orleans with cot
ton, 20 Sfuges Clesrman.
Barque Suwsrrow Sleeper % days from New Orleans with
cotton. to Nesmth, Leeds X Co.
Barque Thames Prince, IL days from Mobile, with oton
Surges Chairman.
Brig Oroutes, Scott from Havans, Nov. ballast to s.
Sailed with brigs Rowe, for Provide De-
iware, Charleston; Amanda Bath. Left, Exchange Lsavitt
from Mobile; Vigant Barbour. do; Chocaw, Loom, Do;
Bohems Naicp, Kennebunh; Angeline Barnes BATH ABBY
Thurson Naroeon, Jordsn A. Hammond, FoIger; Cybeie
Boston; u sehr jefferson, from Norfolk and several
Others. -
Brig Hector, -, l6 days from Cienfuegos, Cubs. with
sugar, sc. 10 Everett Bsttelle. 49,
Big Camilla, Mandeu from st. Marks, Fla with cotton. to
order.
Brig 1. Baldwin. Bnkley, days from Savannah, with
Ton, 70 Scott Morrel.
Brig Phurs Doane days from Savannah, with cotton,
Dumb m x Dimon.
Bns Caroline E. Pla Rice 30 days from Apalaebcola with
con TO Post Phillips. Died board oath ult OF dropsy,
Andrew A. DER, Of New York.
big famplico Puson, 10 days from Washington, NC with
Schr Joseph Smith Miller DIV, from Wilmington NC
with naval stores, TO master
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o. WARM WEATHER.-The increasing effect of
extreme weather upon the human frame, is COM
monty allowed to be facilitating to the health, and mimi
cal the chai Of beauty In the latter respect the hair
lin particularly often suffers considerably II timely pre-
venon be not had recourse to. or all the Specifies
Invented for strengthening sustaining and identifying
the hair, none, 1t may be said have gwen general salts
faction thai has universally been evnced by the use Of
RowLANDs MAcAssAR or. In warm weather. in parti-
cular, when the hair liable become weak, dark
and discoourei-splitting at the ends coming in
comb, &c. the apis alton of Rowlands Macassar
fails in short time 10 nfuse grateful nourshmen to
the roots and reproduce health and beauty the hair
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O. SARSAPARlLLA, SASSAFRAS AND GEN
TlANThe virtues ef these articles in purifying the
blood removing vsted secrsons and restoring the
of the system when debated by disease or mercury
strongly insisted ON by the best medical authorities The
celebrated Extract sold by the College of Medicine
Pharmacy Is compounded ofthsse medicinal roots and
Sarsaparlla and Liquorce, to which mercury added to
strengthen them which sold under the name of"Ex
tract Of Ssrsapara" The Extract sold by the College
will soon supercede these useless and and inert prepare
tons The immense sale of this article has given the
members of College the grertest encouragement
they can now doubt that of their genuine
and skfuy compounded medicines will put end
to the vending oil secret nostrums and deadly nfalbe
remedies The Extract of Sarssparilla sod at rs cents
per bottle. Six bottles in 81, So twelve do 50.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal office oflhe College 81 Nassau ST.
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FOR THE HAIR.

hOW bhND y mACAoChh OllL.
THE extraordinary efficacy and happy amalgamaon Of its
TO through every medical and physiological test until
has become justly renowned throughout the world for
remarkable virtues IN nourishing preserving and identifying
the human hair To here anything like full detail
Of several properties would be act Of
rerogaton Of the propretos who have already fully
treated tas subeet in ie pamphlet which accompanes
each bottle of their Macasar Oil and whereusefu hints and
advice will be found the subjects Of badnes grey hair and
on the early culture Of chidns hair &C. &C. present.
will be merely sufficient briefly notice Of its principal
virtues mild smulave, corrective and preservave
to the hair.
whsker mustachos and brow prevents hair from fall
ing off turning the latest period Of life; changes grey
hair its original coloees from seurf and makes beau
fuy soft curly and glossy. In dressing hair keeps firm
in the curl unnnred by damp ather crowded assemblies
the Dance IN the exercise Of riding To children Is nval
TESTIMONIAL.
To Mossrs. Rowland Son. 20 Hatton Garden, London.
% Mason st, Old Kent Road, London
GentlemenAbout August 1899, my hair began fall of,
and in rapid that in the Of month my head
almost Invested OF hair tried several for
recovery without the sghtes benefit when day your
cular, in Collins Memoranda" caught venured in
the purchase of small bottle OF Rowand Macassar OH
after using which found my hair beginning appear
and orngly purchased larger bottle which, when I'M
ed felt satisfied that had proved my all you
profess TO its restorative quaes Short after onths
steady had good head Of hair
at time in my life for which permit TO offer my
thanks have delayed writing you for months from
the time OF leaving off the Oil wishing the
began fall off, with every prospect Of its continuance
am, gentlemen,
Yours ODE IDENTITY
JOHN FOSTER
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Passengers Arrived.
Foreign Importations.

HAvRE-Packet ship Albany-samuel Gott lady and son.
France.
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This shows a surplus of s347 ,o76; but the message
states there will be deficiency of 100000 This return
shows disastrous state Of affairs. Instead Of
penditure OF 600 the estimate Of Mr. Woodbury.
for the present year. they $s4 ooo Instead Of
revenue Of $40 from the tariff the yield has been
but slsoooOoo; although from October LIST to JAM LIST,
is43 the customs oftwo years coecabe that is the
bonds for last year. and the cash duties
the whole imports of the present year Under this state
Of things the duties for ls4a cannot estimated
than to 81, 1000 to meet $s4, 100000
The Exchequer plan of the session Is again recon-
mended. 1t is simply issue Of SIS 100000 of Govern
ment paper money OF the denomination Of 90 to soo on
the credit Of the Government, based on g. 1000 600 Of
specie to be withdrawn from the revenues for that MIR
pose and s500o0O Of Government promises bearing in
tercs be sod to be put out In redemption of the vher
promises The message naiueiy remarks -
at is proposed to confer upon 1t extraordinary
powers purporis 10 do than pay the debts Of he
Government cifh the redeeaabie paper Of he Gooenment
in which respect 1t accompanies precisely what the
Treasury does daily at this time issuing the public
creditors the Treasury notes which, under law, is
thorised to issue. II has resemblance to ordinary
Bank furnishes no profits private sockholders and
lends no capital 10 Individuals
The " debts of the Government" Treasury notes
bearing per cent. These TO be paid 10 Treasury
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A~S MAIL LINE FOR ALBANY, end In,
-GApemt 1.-The UTICA is celebrated for her
ngrh, which enables her cuner with great success
the ice which seriously obstucts the river this period
The Steamboat UTICA leaves the foot Of Courtand
street, Tomorrow Afternoon five o'clock, Friday. Dec 9th.
Passengers taking the Utica, take the Railroad Cars
Hudson the sges Corackie and arrive in Albany early
the same morning.
N.B--0ood seiehing from Coxs,cke to Albany.
For freight apply on board, OF TO p C. SHULTZ,
Al he off on the wharf. d8
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NONE Y MARKE EFT.
Thursday, Dec.

HhorbO0y, Decs Do We
This being the day apart the public observance
of thanksgiving and prayer business pretty generally
suspended
The Harlem Railroad management appes to be pretty
numerous almost much rs its sto ;kholders. A
great number Of oicous, clustering nd viduals fill up
the passengers by their pompous directions
the conductors and then refuse pay their fares al.
Lodging that they directors little att ention to this
matter would increase the revenues of the company.
The London papers continue to discuss with much &C.
rmony what they pleased to call Ameri dishonor
but the extreme gno which most Of their remarks
display of American institutions, entirely dest roys the
force of their comments For instance the london Bank
ers Circular which pretends to take the lie I'D in all
tiers of finance recent occasion gave mott the
trade Lane that speedy improve at in bust
ness could he expected from the United States,
"becsuse the finances of that country ia such
confusion that the Post office about 10
in consequence of the stoppage Of the miL,age"
While such confusion ofideas exists among those to whom
the public look up for instruction, 10 wonder that
impressions prevalent the people,
That the London Standard and other 70 prints
make similar bunders is not to be wonds red at nor Is
of much consequence is not their M des that destroy
American credit but when transactions like that recent
ly reced by in relation to the Dry ock Bank
between London capitalist and his just debt, then
deed is American reputation in jeopardy One pamphle.
Of Boorman johnson Co., followed ty hch proceed
ing will do destroy the da character
the country than all the prangs of the London press
The following the leading features Of the Central
Railroad and Banking Company Of Georgi =
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90. THE iNEw: woRLD-cOnten's Ifor Saturday
The Prophecy Of Capys and Virginia, BENG the
concluding ballads from Lays of Ancient H'"e'y I'D
Macauley. -, ...,
ia Voyage to Turkey, an original end interesting
account Of the romantic classic association oil Greece
and the Mediterranean.
III-TIandy Andy-by Samuel Lover-a new part
lV.-Poets Corner in "estmihsiei-a oeePT i'eies
V-The Bench of New York.
And copous selections from foreign papers, Congress
sional AID other news, &c &c.
Terms So year in advance-6t cents single numbers
new volume begins the LIST of next month Send IN
your subscriptions 30Ann street. where may be found all
the cheap Books for the People at wh,es ale or retail
General oks-Pan ,phlets-
Cards-Bills, Sc.
To the Business Public.
Having nearly completed of the most splendid
this city ready print books. pamphlets cards
bills anil all kinds of useful and elegant printing on the
most moderate terms and for cash payments
This Office Rave fitted up at great expense-in
types presses and materials of all kinds We have area
dy executed work the of several thousands Of
dollars end still busy printing some ofthe most beau
tiiu articles issued from the press Lsdys Maya
zine called the "ARIsrr printed in this office and 1t is
acknowledged be the beautifully print ed magazine
in the country The beautiful Typography of the New
YORK LANCET is well known.
All applications for printing will be made to- Mr. JOSEPH
ELLIOTT the Manager at the Office of the Hersldor up
stairs in the printing Office entrance 81 Mas street.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR HERALD GENERAL PRISrIra OFFICE,
North West Corner of Fulton and Nassau streets.
Nsw YoRx. 2Oth Sept. ls42
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M A RITIM E HERALD

Sailing Days OF the Steam Ships.
FROM ENGLAND. AMERICA
oluInbis, Miller Dec. IL
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MEDICALAID.-DR GREGORY. 81 Mott street, ha.
Of r. ss Gi p
branch otbs proesscn sctce certainly affords opportunity
ses b. g. has
% " ws m os Or Go %
tiears should bear in mi that rear bly, cures
sn f fs a.p seft @ vsy ssy sss % Of
good ADVICE while the cas- Is yetsmp'e 90 lter
MEDICAL DOCTOR q. OVER ha. discovered several
p iss,s % M III.
enable $ i1s ifs I1ss
%s s.:sa s
stang' should be ,hef su,d. les, they fail n;o the
REMEDIAL .seat and boast Of very extensive Paecs
'n IN ANY street, Pvas Enhance fourth
door om the Museumamp the inner Office door in the
GLASS CASE FOR sALE--A handsome Galss Case, 9
VI by u feet containing four pair Of sashes with large
3
DOCT. HANS0Ms Hydraulic Fire Enrine, THE Ranso'
this day atnoon. The curiou. are invited 90 ll.r
MILITARY BALL-The New York Highland Guard,
M will Their first Ball on Monday evening, Dec. 18th
Tets '"r nav Be- had si at DE following pIsess
Hsyijs y Co corner B,essdway ana Park Place.
rs @s9 M0r0n corner cshS ips EI% i!ss
MAshdsl;s s sis4 MfS
CoRf0gATI0N NoTICE:-PgeIie notice !. hereby gwen
Gsss si X.
s j. nd s $ q r. Ss% e the ss
prnted and published i The r,y # fsy yo,s m,o
cowposr oee Aug u ls ss G g 9sw lsw
NoTcETee ;cs'sIS. have ri, DAY formed S0 S.
o .ss oSa oS s Co.. PIX d & he Ssw
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EAHTION

On purchasing (beae Of couurereits that small Ia
bel affixed 10 each bottle bearing the Of the subsc
bers, thus, " MEsSRS. DODGE, CUMMING CO, &c.
only agents. New York; without which genuine
iets 1taw21dr
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Packets to Sail.
To ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem favor il captains vc4sels will give
70 Commodore RoSERT SrLvLy, Of our fleet,
Of the shipping left the whence they seilcd
sesse spoken their passage list Of their cargo and guy
foreign newspapers they may have. He viii board them
medistey their arrival Agents and correspondents
home abroad will a'o confer avcr by sending this
office all the marine intelligence they obtain Nautical
information Of any kind will be thankfully received
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Packets To Arrive.

FROM LIVERPOOL.
Columbus, Cote. Nov. 7
Sheridan, D. Pcyster, Nov. ~
FROM poRTsaoUTH.
Gladiator, Brition, Nov. 10
Mediator. CbsmpIin, Nov. 20
FROM RAvRE.
Louis Philippe, Castof, Nov. 10
st. Nicol,s. PelI, Nov. Is
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ssS.sl >Sa NEWARK AND NEW YORK;
PAssAIG Captain j. tIsffy, on and after
Wednesday. December Ih, will ply follows until proven
ted by zee -
Leave foot of Barclay street, New York. at AZ o'clock
PM.
Leave Centre wharf, Newark, at . o'clock, A. NJ.
Freight carried az the most reduced rates. a6 2wsrc
.f&k FOR M0BILE-City Line-g.s. 70 the city
&1V The splendid gulsr PACKET brig LINDEN Captain
Gndith will b dispatched in few da,s. Can hand
somey accommodate lin ted number Of cabin cabin
and seeags paenge IL early application is made board
or TO the Office Of
d8r JOHN HERDMAN 81 South A.
Az FOR NEW Ns--Lcu,sana 4 New Yorr
H33t Line-Posvciy first regular Pscket-1o sail 10th
Aeinst The nss sailing packet ship OCMULOEE.
Capt feetwill positively sail above her regular day. For
freight or passage having handsome furnished aeeommoda
T.. COLLINS X 90. Sc Sonth At.
Positively goods received after Friday evening e
Peueen will please be baTd the Hercules AZ
WnrehaiI, Saturday, att p. NJ, the ship will
SAL
Shippers rely upon having their goods correctly messur
ed md that the ships Of this line will sail puncuzy adye
Used Any guarantee to that effect will be given and fulfilled
that may be required. -.
AGENTS IN \. Orleans, HuIin Woodruff. VINO will prompt
iy forward all goods TO their address. -, -, .
The packet ship occnce. C,ptsn Jackson, WI, succeed
the Ocumuses, and sail the ,e'h Dec her regular day
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~ A. BOOK, ga Broadway Gothic Hsli.-A complete
" sortmen Of Havana and Principe scgas always hand
IS well az choice Regalia, OF all sizes.
Plantation scgsp tvegperos) and La Csbsna first quality
has been received BY the Rapid. nis eodavsre
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The Message the Acting Governo, Gregory, of Vr-
gins is very able paper. Iscleare comprehensive, yet
short and well seasoned. Like ali st ate documents is
filed with dissertations upon finance. In relation the
present disastrous state of fnan ia affairs the Governor
brief retrospect of the of Virginia assist
ing produce it. That State seized with the inter-
nal improvement fever The majority Of the Legislature
in favor of oil public works. ard of borrowing
ney any extent to construct them, the bare chance
ofdervng enough from those works to bear the expense
and interest. The Governor remarks as follows -
BY the foregoing debt amounting to 81 500 900
was crested, held as follows
By citizens ofvirginia' sa,Soo,oo 10000
the State and State Institutions, l4O0 900
Total owned in the State $4,77O,OeO
By citizens of other Of the United States, $4,000
q G. Britain, France Germany , ooo ooo
and Switzerland, |'o''
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The State owns of Bank and other stocks Ia.5oO,OoO
Having stated the debt OF the State and its resources
the question naturally itself to one
ly double its liabilities independent oil all taxes should be
embarrassed in its financial condition
The plain the interest the debt OF
the State Is certain to be called for when becomes due
be paid the funds held by the State and which
constitute the resources except her bank very
little revenue-scarcey any thing goes into the
treasury from them.
The Governor then Justly attributes the Legis
atures much othe evil which has overtaken the
try in consequences of their incorporating companies by
which many dishonest rob and cheat the people,
All this led to debts pay which the Legislatures have
been afraid to tax their plundcrsd constituents.
Congress took the subject up and resolved doing
something but fortunate would it have been they had
"The result of their labor tho passage of bankrupt
law, which has entirely Frustrated every thing like
can be any legislation devised by which individual
debts can be paid No has ever existed dis
honest enough tax the thrifty and Industrious for the
sole benefit OF the slohful and lazy
The receipts into the State Treasury from taxes indie
pendent of dividends S650O0O and the demands for
the year 1905 900 exclusive Of temporary loan from the
banks OF $3.50 900. The Governor then amends the
borrowing of to meet the deficiency and
apart the stock dividends redeem it, and that taxes
should be raised meet the permanent deficiency the
revenue
The message of the President of the United States con.
tains generally anticipated strong recommends.
on in favor of modification Of the tariff we'll for oh
tanning airevcnue for purposes of protection both
which Objects the President alleges defeated by the
existing tariff He also justly alludes to the destruction
which overtakes the commercial interest growing
the present system of cash duties. He is warmly in
favor of the warehousng system, which, permanent
policy, is undoube y the BEST but to perfect is work
tme to built suitable stores, &C. Present relief be
afforded by allowing imports to be bonded short dates
| saw be lone at
The revenue and expenditures it appears have been
follows -
/ Receips from customs. 3 quarters, IA 100000
| estimate.