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Bookkeeping.
r. Countino z ooms of G.. G. MARSH

VHE Counting Rooms Of c. c. MARSH.
60 C.-ar street, continue open from a. VI 10 z. VI.
in order that merchants and Others may avail themselves OF
course OF instruction that tru: PRACTICAL that
braces complete routine OF commercial transactions and
mercantile calculations: and in which the student
aly keeps backs counting house. To those who
t the adverser' teputaionh- de,iresa
ay. that his 2rincPa! work on bookkeeping has passed a
editions; thai receives the preference III the
Public Schools. an. other large Institutions aad ha ~
himself ms the honor 81 being reapp0inted teacher .. 10;
keeping ioT Mercantile Library A-saciatioh % -,
city. Prespec'uss, with urI mag be bad a. n "a Ins
at-ve. - -
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SgG For SALE.-One Of the most valu

MG FOR SALE.-Jne Of the most vaIu
-Ia able Farms inthc Sia;. OF New .Ierscy.-The sub
scrlber offers Tor sale the wtoloi his Farm upon which m
nov resides containing l16 aLre OF land in high state OF
passed by any farm in the whole state The farm silu
aed in the vicinity OF , town OF Paterson within fifteen
minutes walk oi NJ center OF The The dwelling Is
comnodicus AMI well arranged, the outouses and
largche whole premises are incomplete order, two wells
OF excellent water, and fruit in abundance Of all kinds and
o the Very best quality also fine spring brook running
through the OF the rm Persons living the farm
wishing do business in the city Newly ork, take
the morning traino o'clock and IN the
AT quarter past 9. Property IN Tn: city o NewYork VIII
be taken part payment. The subscriber will sell from 50
l8 Of The land without the bHing SOTO - with
the building, 'hewfoe asst may slit the purchaser
WAi. DICkEY.
PnIprsnn. y. L EPl q. leio OH I'M
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IMPORTANT Testimony.--Jf further
bic value oil Dr. Starkwearlcr's Fepa,ic Elixir the fol-
Governor OF the State Rhode Island adequate
testimony >ulIstantiae beyond dispute and must put
entirely resi- the idea thai this potent remedy c!assed
with the many useless and dangerous nostrtms which
palmed upon the public merely for the sake Of gain.
Please read the following statements communicated 10 the
undersigned by His EXceiency, under date OF
JOHNSTON, Jan. % 1912.
Mr.. Charles DYER, .J: Nv dear Sir-YoG cnnmunica-
ton yesterday, asking opinion OF Dr. Sarkwenhers
lepatic EliXr has been received this morning. In reply,
wiin;orm you that my confidence in patent medicines
generally very stterlng lave had tho much
believe that unprpcple will often palm upon
their fellow their useless dangerous
and critic al period OF time without producing good
effect when otherwise perhaps proper remedies would nave
been used and much suffering and distress prevented For
that reaon have used them, feeling myself and family
10 be much safer under the directions OF family ptvS
clans; but having been afflicted for the last years with
difficulties the side and chest, uncomfortable and
Distressing painful and somewhat alarming, and from which
! could ret only temporary relief, very fortunately
tced advertisements OF the medicine in question.
I had been n school boy with Dr.. Starkweater. and had
with him long and intimate acquaintance when
Young men. and from my knowledge of him thought him
incapable OF practising deception person; this tact
induced me 10 try Dr.. Sarkweahers irpatlc Exlr, and
by il; use now believe myself 10 be entirely cured
lnecd not therefore, say You that consider
value. certainly think us diScoverot urea! public mpor
lance.
The hrs, bottle toab gave much relief, which egu-
larry progressed until la! taken SIX bottles, when dis
continued it, having thank God, further tor
sent. With much regard and respect.
II. ,ytf., nj I,l..-
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New Attraction
"HE NEW-NORkM TSEIIM. formerly

4 reaie's, having undergone material alterations and
new and improved arrangement OF t! collection OF
curiOeS and objects OF Science aud Antiquity for which
purpose has heen for time partially closed, will here
after present attractions department. The
celebrated Portrait Gallery much admired containing
the true almost only iikne,se OF our early and most dis
tnguised Heroes Patriots and Statesmen has been greatly
improved vrevarnhig Scientific articles have been
arranged and adapted the best purposes OF study and Tor
teaching YOUTH The Lecture Room has been greatly en-
LARGE, and improved the accommodation OF intelligent
a respectable audiences, and for olecres by dis
tjnguished lecturers, with extensive Appa'auses &c Many
new articles otcur0y have been added and the Whole
presents upelualleI advantages for rational amusement. and
useful Instruction Parents and teachers, the friends OF sci
ence, and citizens generally, are invited to call. Is
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NJ All Persons having claims against the late pub
sainu iii IN o George Dearborn Co requested 10 send
them in writing Immediately the Office OF Henry t. De
uips, Attorney, No. ii Wal-st Jl9u
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POLICE OFFICE.

TUESDAY. February p
AnnEsr OF An EscApEp SUBSIDIARY few days
since white man, named Charlie, Campbell, was
ordered TO be brought out OF prison before the
Court of Sessions TO be discharged. Instead OF
the intended Charles Campbell, co!ored burglar,
Of the same name, was brought mo Court and DIS
charged by mistake As soon rs the error was
discovered a bench warrant was issued, and on
tuesday nigln. (millhight) officer James l. Smith,
accompanied by Mr. j. Ruckle deputy keeper OF
Bacllwcll's Island, set out TO ind and arrest the
escaped BURGLAR They found him kenncilcd III y
rear house in Church. occupied =bva colored
'hct named Lewis and routing him he tied over
#icnces and through vall,s. and finally chased
INTO house in Church st. IN corner ot tue garnet
OF winch he WAS found Sccrc,cd-aMd beng drag
scd out was roconrntcd lopri>on. 10 be tried tor
his numerous burslarics and ,hcijS
ARRESTS FOR CoUNrEIrEITING.-iw females
named Bridget Farley and Rosanna HoScv. Sis
tcr>, went on Monday nigh, 10 the store OF Mr..
John Young. No. 1873 Houston s,rce,. and the for
tncr purchasing pair OF shoes. rendered {. FIVE
dollar counterfeit bill OF the rrade,men. Bank in
PAYMENT Ihc clerk having nj once discovered
that the bill WAS ha, called IN the watch and had
the sisters lodged IN the watch house o. Tues.
dav they were taken The Upper Police O.iice
where Bridge, SAID She received The b! from Ro-
sauna and the latter asserted that She h;, found
wrapped up in a paper on the sidewalk near
Washington Parade Ground, and supposed i, To
be good They were both however committed 10
prison in default o.: $500 bail each.
ASorHER.-On Monday nigh, man named
Stephen Warren. who said he resided at No. 81
forsvth-street, Went 10 the store of Mr. James
Armstrong, No. 400 Bowcry, and purchasing -
cents worth of groceries, offered S. counterfeit
bill Of the rradcsmcns' bank in payment The
bill WAS discovered TO be worthless. and Warren
lodged in the watch-house. On tuesday, il. de.
fault of $500 bail he was committed 10 prison
IT The lovers OF fine Paintings as choice sol
lection OF good Pictures II Levys Rooms, Isl Broadway.
as have been exhibited They 10 be sold to-day
u, IL O'Clock. Isl "a It
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LAWYERS DIARY,

LAWYERS DIARY go. February q.
CALENDAR OF THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, THIS Day
PART FRsT-l, ST. OF, 49, 1885, SIS, 81 49, IL, 49, 49, 81 u,
49, SO, l3
60 g, 50. 49, 81. &c, 49, 90, %.
CALENpAR OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. TINS DAyi2, les,
lHG Q %. LIZ. LIZ leo.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.


Ships Iowa Ptll iayre Bolton, Fox Livingston; Mex.
lean, emmn.,. Madeira Barclay Co.
Briggs Michigan. Coiuan, w Indies, w Lewis: Iecun-
SCH prndleon y London NesnjtlI \ LccdSiFrrigh;eF,
Blanchard. Guavana. rhurS,on X Co
Schg> 4 Riselow. Bra,Se Boston: Delaware Grafton,
Neuvtas Badger Peck; Syrian Daring, Beaufort; Luz
Mean, New London, Nc>ail Leeds Sophia fran,
Beaufort; Ezra Wheeler. o>s>iyhe. Philadelphia
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Ship Canton, Gus. l6 days Aalaccoia cotton 10
captain.
Swed bark Leoued Ba>ran 81 days from Trepani, >i,
{. Boorulai, Johnston \ Co,
Brig Forrest, TAYLOR, Go DAYS from Burnos Ayr>, id>,
Nc, 10 & ID Baldwin.
Brig Granite DAYS from Wilmington g naval stores
10 DepeySlrr x Whiinar>i.
Brig Benjamin. l-un;. from Ponce, T X ~ DAYS, ndze 10
llowland Aspinwa!L
Br! Orone>, Irns>on. nom bneno> Arrr> Dee Is. hides
&c 10 Il johnson \ son
Brig Francis Beck Sackhod. from Ortean> and p
DAVIS from the Ba!ize Sugar &c. TO Haven. \ Co.
Brig Eliza Lockwood, IL days from @uayaI!a Tnn &c
10 Deiort>l \ Co.
Brig Cr,ana Ballard % days from Orleans. pork
lard 10 the master.
Brig Granite. Snow. DAYS from Wilmington y c.
Scir Garland days from Salem, With rizs- 10 We
master.
Sear Charles. Dodge days nom Daricu lumber TO ID
Beck.
Scllg kaallara. Elliot, l6 days firm Georgetown d C.
flour 10 w X Hitchcock
Seer Manchester, Smith ~ days from Franklin Ls' mo
aSSeS 10 & Hea,on.
Schr Lawrence WILDER, II DAYS rn Pert au ilaii To-
oacco. &c, TO- ynar Co.
Scr Helen Gray, Bartou ~ DAYS firm ST Jago de Cuba
nldse 10 Moses Taylor
Scr Cygnet, Nickerson Il DAYS from por, au Prince, col
fee, &c 10 Grocheit < Screiber.
Schr liy Chase, Cotklin DAYS firm Wilm!!g,on. y C.,
naval stores, TO James Williams
Schr True American BeCiell DAYS firm Norfolk dze 10
captain.
BElow-4 ships, bark and ltris.-wind W.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
eported for Tie Newly ork Tribune.
CIVIL COURTS

CIVIL COURTS.
WEDNESDAY, February IS.
In the Superior Court the Jury returned ("
verdict in the case OF Connnt Va Bell. endorse
ment on a note Of Geo. w Tyson, which MIR.
Bell decla,es to be 4 forgery. For plaintiff,
S4,l02 05 being principal and interest.
In the Court of Common Pleas action Ton
false imprisonment WAS brought bv= Daniel Aalcn
against D,. Elwood Irish, the demagcs laid at
$1,000. The plaintiff was al tho house OF Mi
chac Linn No Sd Avenue on The 23th August
last. Some little trouble occurred. when Mrs
Linn dre" HIM into her room and locked the door
lbc husband came, and not being over anxious to
have him there, (althoush he denied having expo
renced any thing like jealousy, requested the de-
iendant to break the door open, and get Inns out
Hed,d 50. and rave hm in charge of the watch.
causing him To be detained through the night IN
one otthc cells vcrdics ior plaintiff, $50 dana
yes which CARRIES costs.
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MONEY MARKET.
8. =, ,he stocL Exchanxe, February Do.
Commercial and Honey Matters.

The saies at the Brokers' Board today 10 moderate
aleun1 nearly half being Long Island which closed firm
~ al ~ an Advance OF per Harlem closed al yes
terdays rate Mohawk improved!
The sales OF State Securities the extent OF 500
600 at firm rates Indiana and Illinois improved Ketucky
Bonds sold at 76 Ohio siYes firm 10000 State SKIES
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4 tIRCUS .-Bowery Amphitheatre, n

4 S.-Bowery Amphitheatre, No.
v 81 Bosery.
This establishment re-opeled, short season. Mon
day evening February q, 1872 with aarge and celebrated
Equestrian Company.
THIS EVENING; the performances commence with Il
Grand and superb WALTZ AND STAR ENTREE
= Mrs GuIu as the Anazon!aa Maid
Niger Songs and BrcakCowIs by Master Diamond and
Billy Whi,lsck.
variety OF Equestrian Acts, vaultng, &c. by the Com
pany.
TO conclude with the DARKIF.'S sEEENADE.
IL Doors openat6i Performance commences All clock
Boxes 80 cents; Pit - cents. -!
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WiIIian SNlTlty, AuCtIUuttT. =
A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-Thursday, Feb
N ruary 24th o'Giuch the store und ,noN-rooms
No 56 and 363 Broadway, Ptncest Catalogue sole
bv order Of A,enees OF large and general as>o snt Of
french India and English Chine Dinner Tea. Dessert.
rich cuAand plain Glass Ware, all articles; rich Clzndc-
ers Mantle oamen and grea, variety ETY. Of Fancy
suit dealers hotels and Families. Catalogues ready, md
goods can be examined "Wednesday. Outdoor Sales and
Cosirnneuts solicited I'll and &c Nassau.st fig Sits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-24

~ Prof j. N. 1Iaf.ltt, Chaplain TO Congress, Will
commence OF Lectures al Clinton HALL on Thurs
dav evening the Gath inst. al half past Io'clock.
PROGRAMME.
j. The Intellectual and Moral Power Of Education.
The Causes and Effects the American Revolutions.
S. The Glory OF Mechanism
i. The Moral Grandeur Of the American Revolution
s. The Heather and Christian Women Contrasted.
Tickets The Course 81 single Lecture - cents
To be obtained Of Clement L Packard No $50 Pearlslree'.
j. s Reicd corner oil Bcekman AID NaS>auSrreeIs, and
NJ The door 90 21isitoss=
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nEAFNESS CURED.-SEGUIN'S
h. Acoustic Drops daily becoming popular
cectua remedy ncpient deafness The pro preIor
believes that used in time VIII prevent and the
~ that complaint and viii be found highly effective
OF long Standing Every body shonI make trial
il who needs TO relieved OF that distressing naay. Price
) 50 per bottle.
Sold by 4. B. < D. Sands No 70 and 100 Fulton.,t No.
- Broadway, corner, OF ChaMbersst and y East Broad
way Also, by Mrs Hays, No 57 Fnlton-,,. BROOKLYN
oIr I'm
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M ILL YOU BELIEVE and live, or
w DOUBT AND DIE.

PHILADELPHIA, December. "a
10 Dr.Jscne-Dear Sir: The Astonishing and aGln>,
miraculous beneficial! effects your valuable EXPECTo
KANT had on my nechbor tie Rev. NJ Rushing. made
!av3raoe az rSsiou On mind thai after consulting
ith several friends and learning that you regular
ncIoner Of Medicine called upoa yon. aad purchased
nal: dozen bottles and told you that ii lived take
them, you should have good repo-. from me.
. am alive and VII his day Thanks D. % .nercai
Coc, and your EIpecto-ant; and now ccals forward
che.riuy 20 tulh my promise
For twenty lGngyears had been constant sufferer rom
t Effects OF hard dry cough pain in ny 5sa. and di-
every Sp-ias ana iai, ADDED ny misery
worn AMY 10 mere skeleton With The greatest Difficulty
on; could geiup and down air, a- appetite gone,
and M strength had 50 ar FAILED thai my friends were
persuaded could survive many unless Obtained
TO myself and family, that eel, wiling die. whenever
slonid please the Master 70 take e home. Bu: heard o.
Of y LEAD - M; poor afflicted body Before had taken
ONE BOTTLE Experienced mitigation OF all nv .ynp-
;o' ana TO my great oy found in the continued us Of
IL ue happe't relief In short, II has made perfect
cure o e and can truly have ssir. 10 bs better
NJ" considerta dutv owe ynu, and through yoa the
nolIc 10 make my case known. beiieyinr taI lr the
means Of direc,n. Hundreds who ara afflicted as have
eesn 10 the nse Of remedy -vhich. under the blessings
God, considers 70 have preserved my life
OF al liberty SIR, make use Of ;t> latter 70 vdi-
advantage and make ny case a. extensively known IS Won
pirase. Ifiher- be any who doubt the rutI Tie bove
account refer them TO me snail I nanny "a s. and
w not only the above statements but viii give
them particulars wi.;rl it would 10 furnish
ios tae Pa5Ic pres "sseEer!astng gratitude. am, dea!
siT, Your obliged friend MARY GILL;.
Corner OF Rf;s-5;reet and Germantown Roa,i.
Prepared and sold al NJ. ~ SouiEThri street.
Sold by the Agent, \. b d. SANDS D-legsts Nos
70 aadl00 Fulton street, al wholesale and retail Also sold
=by-AnM 3. SANDS co.,=No. &c Broadway f2i
MAR WAR W-ARl-The Wis-NIa-
kerS haze declared hosliiies against gtb0r,
knocking all their business cockehat Ladies and
gentlemen old and young, are Hocking 10 tie Doctors
saFo lieads long 4Iyesir OF even the ilf>t rudne's
We'd BsaTdles BOYS are se, With large and bush.
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= SNAIL LINE for ALBANY
sE4sSE and intermediate places, as tsI as ice per,
Tue steamboat UTICA Capt. c. Il. Schultz, viii
leave Courandt.st. Per, THIS AFTERNOON ai5oc!ock,
THURSDAY, 18th Feb
on the wharf. -
Friday afternoon, Feb, -, Al , O'Clock.
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josiah Richards AuccoIeer.
BY BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT,
Store ls6 Broadway.
Liberal cash advances laade on eongnEsents OF auction
At6t O'Clock. a; the Auction Room.

SaieS
TUESDAY. February ed AND THREE FOLLOWING
EVENINGS.
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IISH'S SPRING, STYLE for Gentle

N1ISHS SPRING STYLE for Gentle
Il meas HaTS-Notice.The subscriber nn ,b is
oi March ensuing 10 Introduce The Spring Fashion, sT
Cent HAS liz shape Presented w be IN eoa' =.
S S H. III. - he title of tie metropolitan Model
The rec favor and Ps. S sdbt1s st yir
ooItae, ncrd v him. namely that OF adopting sys
tenn q original Fa:ion. in 10 rsyng uP1o ;3r
SntnabIe oublc although differing from the last In is
genrra appearance will commend ts 70 the coanoiI t
ior is elegance aad enact symmetrical proportions The
u viii form distinctive feature in the Spring Fash
b. object aimed will be npart graceful and
nour character 10 the Hat and the time adapt
, size and STYLE OF the brn the features OF the wearer.
10 as 10 secure an appropriate Dec, the ensemble
OF The dress O. FISH, Fashionable Halter,
f1s 1877 Broadway.
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IA TO LET-IIouSe and Store No. 2S7
>prings,.. good stand Tor grocery .,ore or any
o,!icr business Also. No 80 Snrn@s occupied present
crockcrS store AID has been doing first business
ten twelve years past Inquire o, Mr.. w. A. Francia
No 1874 Washington street ora IS Dev street or J. Spear
275 Spring 2ii i;
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= ~ =. -. 7 I = I'-! u ''e uo.F OF
~ numerous friends respectfully announces 10 The pub
c general tia. she viii have tie honor OF giving EO
GAL CONCERT nj the Rutgers Institute. 90 THURSDAY,
February 2H! 1872; whsl occasion she viii DE- assisted
h. YOUNG LADY, pupil O! Mrs C. r. Horn. her first
appearance III New-Iogk,) and Mr. c. f. MORN who will
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As FOR sALE-The tFgce story Brick

tracts OF Tennessee Land Tor sale al a great bar
gam tor cash, say ) scents nacrc. Apply 10
f2 IL SMITH & WIiI1MOlE. Is JOHN 81.
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DILl.S Of the liolrsatonic Railroad. Buff
4 } !ao and all The Safety Fund Banks also, 81 Law
rcpcc Olean James, and all , Free ltedBack Banks.
taken without any discount Cloths CaImer0S esgs,
Flanne!S &c the lowest cash price, Al AL Greenwich ST.
r.,r canal !6i I'm
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az PROF. U. N. 1Iaf:l1.. Chaplain 70 Congress wi

Sold only by r E.DiBBLE& CO, 3os Broadway, New.
York il0 I'm 2awisThaS
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" II The lovers o; fine Paintings As choice col
lection OF good Pictures at Levys Rooms Isl Broadway
as have been exhibited They 10 be sold today
a, IL O'clock. 81 q It
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EMgELLIsiiMESTs
Anne Page and Sen5er. engraved by j. Ddiiic!.
The Return, engraved by J. b Forrest
Spring Fa>hion>-Four Figu-es--coiore'!
Mu>ic-rwo page>-Lite Nell.
Terns-S5 per annuul in advance p cens naInber
Published monthly delivered il aay la OF tHis G.s "
ard the Canaas, by lsit>E L r u.s.
81. V
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>iESAbout 80 barrels Pots sold today al c Is and
It the number OF rearl, Retail sales Pots
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-05
Prom the Martinsburz Gazette.
MR. ROTTG


A number Of this gent eman's constituents, resi-
ding in Richmond and its vicinity, have rendered
him public dinner in compliment TO his course in
Congress- and his public life generally. Mr.. Boris,
10 neat reply, decli-es the proffeIed honor, and
expresses his gratitude for the renewed mark Of the
conf lence OF his fellow citizens, and considers il
glory enough" to know that they have approved Of
his course.
The patriotic services and unoendng integrity
OF JoHN VI Boris, while in Congress, enlitlo him 10
the kind regards Of his fellow citizens throughout
the land. tie is a s,auneh supporter and uphoIder
Of the great cndina principles of the Wing party,
end has, by his unwavering consistency, his Stern
independence, and devotion to thess principles,
6rougb, doSn upon him the bitter annlhemas Of tho
Locoio, papers, during the administration Of Mr.
VAN BuREH, and the most reckless abuse OF the or
gan Of MIR TTLERs administration. But his course
has also brought with il the ontidole 70 the venom
which has been penteously elected 10y his calum.
nliOrs-nnd that's the warm greetings Of approba.
ton Of his conduct which nc; him on his return "a
the midst Of those who sent him 10 represent them
IN tho Natona Council. These tes imonials ad
dej to the sentiment Of having acted from motives
which his own breast cOnscentously approved
were sufficient 10 inspire any one in a public ca
| p1ciiy with gratitude % those from whom such
compliment as tho one tendero1 10 Mr.. Boris pro
ceeded.
Mr. Boris has, by his manly Efforts to ress
| Executive encronchmeni, and keep that graspnl
department in lie proper orbit, rendered himself de
serving Of additional honor from the Wings Of NJ
| own State, who have much qualification IN feelinl
that ono Of the most fniihful sentntls on tho watch
tower offreedom halls from the ancient Dominion
We trust he shall have many years before him
wherein he may be an honor 10 his State and 10 III
| nation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-05
Erpm a. BaltimOrs .amriean.


THE TARlFF.-Thc objection raised by the
opponents Of tho Tariff is that its rates of duties
nre too high Let il no, be expected that the foes
of the protective policy will approve of any law
which the friends OF protection may pass; objections
will be raised whether well founded or not. we
NAV say, however, in reply to the representations
now made respecting the high rates Of the present
Tariff tina, i, would be fairer If the objectors would
wait until the practical working of the system shall
disclose its own effects.
The Richmond Enquirer OF Tuesday has tho fo..
lowing:
"I,e, the Baltimore American rail and demonstrate
rs loudly and frequently os It may, we sun repeat
that Repeal is the word, and that we can never be
satisfied until this bill Of denominations be expunsed
from, the statute books, or completely changed IN
lis en,ctments. The same impression 10 not only
.pre,dins over the SOUTH but We understand IS
making is vay in the north-even among the libe
raj Wings. The bill prohibits the importation oil
so many goods by its minimum principle and Its
hish duties, that the impression 10 New YORK now
Is, il will scarcely bring more into the lreasu"
nv than twelve millions Of dollsrs, instead OF TWEEN
~ five millions, the sum estimated 10 be wanting TO
the Treasury"
Now upon n comparison OF the presen, Tatif
with that Of 1882 1t will be found that upon many
articles the duties now are less than they were ten
wears ago; and upon no important articles are the
duties much greater now than they were them
Certainly in no case is the increase so grea, as 10
warrant the loud complaints which are heard from