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New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28
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pv AUGUSTUS sSoDeRAss.

STAR of the soull Upon the heart thou shinss
In thy bright rising, which leaps Up TO thee
Winged by the breath of Joy. AS thou declin'st,
Like the sad sabian on his hended knee,
Watching the bright Sun setting, we do gaze
Upon thee through our tears Thou aoases, by,
Now elitteriug wildly with dazzling blaze,
Then shrinking back within the hearts lone sky
Faith, Love, Ambition bathing in thy light,
Live only by tiny smiles! Thou hov'rest Ger
The dea,h.bed ;-and with radiance ever oF1gh'
Peoplest the world of shades To reach the sh'fe
Thou pointest 10, we leap in Deaths cold wave,
There thou desertst us,-sniling o'er our grave!
And thou hast led me en- wandereF
In soul, as did Of old the heaven.sent Star
chaldea,s wise men; but I, doomed to err,
Roam from the path, and bGndly tread atar
NV hear, leaped up to thee, and heard thy voice,
Sweet as the fabulous starry tones of old;
And. even while thou bad'st to rejoice,
Clouds like deathpalls, were Ger my vision rolled
Pale Disappointment, shndd ring at thy song
Croaks with Harpys voice land in the grave
Ofthy false promises she biRdeth strong
The fond sweet toish which makes my heart slave!
Blu, yet thou warblest mot, perhaps, in vain
And rising from the earth, smile again
Norwich, ~ T.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

portsl Would it change or unsettle the relative
advantages enjoined BY them under the existing
system7
Filth. Is it expediant to limit the period of de-
pos;te saw to one year, the time wiihia which ex-
nortatioa for drawback was allowed under our
early laws or sheuld the period be indefinite
.SirM What will be the effect of the system
upon the revenue accruing at the port of in
the year next following its adoption
Serenth You are requested to communicate
your views of the system generally, in connexicn
with that Of cash duties: your reasons, if any,
that may favor its adoption, and your opinion as
to the Disadvantages that may attend it.
Your answer is requested at the earliest day
practicable.
am very respectfully, sir, your obedient servant,
w FORWARD. Secretary Of the Treasury.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28
Third. In Charleston one additional officer

Third. Ii Charleston one additional officer
would be necessary. There would be additional
dryyage and porterage.
Fourth The tendency of the system would be
to concentrate business, and to favor the large
ports; but it is not easy to anticipate the opera
ton of the system in this respect.
FIFTH. think year sufficient, ard that
longer time would be injudicious.
Sizth. 1t would make but little difference in
this port at present; under improved state OF
trade it would be different. For the next year, if
now adopted, the change would be unirnportant,
and the revenue but little affected.
SeventA OF the expediency of cash duties [
have no doubt. Whatever causes may have rem
dered credit for duties desirable or expedient
formerly, they no longer exist The regular Amer
ican merchant is able and for the most part will
ing. TO pay MS de.es in cash. The cash system
avoids the risk of loss from non-paynent of duty
bonds i, is more simple; itprevents the foreigner
from trading on the credit OF the American Gov
ernment; i, stops heavy imports of goods on for
eign accounts and debars the foreign merchant or
manufacturer from thus injuring the regular
home merchant and the country generally.
have hitherto, in the absence of authority to
procure warehouses, where storage became neces-
sary, permitted the merchant to furnish his own
store, placing the key in the keeping of the Col
lector Perhaps some Discretionary power of this
sort in the smaller ports might be better than rent
ing stores, which might involve heavy expendi
ture.
Ihaye the honor TO remain, with great respect,
Your obedient servant,
j. 1RAYSON, Collector.
fully accord with the views and opinions of the
Collector.
ROBT HOWARD Naval Officer.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81.

w. g Crook ( Co merchants, N. Y, conpnlsory9
Lawrence E. Embree. late aueuopeer, N. l.
Nicholas Carroll, y V
George r. Hubbs. farmer, Snithtowu
Mooay Cummings, builder, n. 7.
samuel Johnson, machiaist, N. Y.
Step en- /. Wilson, bookbinder, ~ Y
John l. Hsring, poultry dealer, ~ Y
Isabella Nm. r. Montgomery, urn l. y W. H. aisHs
gouery,l merchants, N. Y
Phip Bennett, SEN, trader. Bioomingdae.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28
BY Special Appointment.
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BY special a appointment
FOSEPH GILLOTT, Pen Manufacturer
~ TO THE 0UEEN.-CAUTI0N.-Th IN cbarac.
OF these Pens mas induced the attempt on the part Of
several dsrcpuabe makers opracce fraud only upon
Air. GilIri, but also upon the pnbc An interior article
bearing the msspe' Rame, thus elliot emitting the final
is now in the Earke II eas readily be detected BY ~
is PIT up.
Observe, the genuine Peas are all marked In full
aJoseph Slops Patelit" jose eph Clett warranted; 80
and that each gross beers fac smie of bis signature
The above g:ay be Ind, wholesale Of HENRY JEsSOP
iyl5 Iy 81 Jo!D-str.e1, corner of Gold.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

NROTON WATER-Messrs. Whitsey
~ & jenkins, Plumbers, No. Jolnstreet, would most
respectfully inform the public that they prepared TO
execute orders in their line OF business in durable and
entire satisfaction and their pipes SO ad MT TO
f, eze in water. The public are especially Invited to
call ard examine their materials The Croton Water IN.
trodpced without takire up the sidewalks.
The following Certificate, with Others, can be seen at
the shop:
sir FRANc1s j. wHiTsEY having been employed at the
Grard College, in the capacity nf Plumber il affords
pleasure 10 say that from the opportunity there had TO
Judge his merits the line OF his business, dossder him
worthy the confidence of the public.
TAOS u. WALTER, Architect Girard College.
PbiladeIphia Feb. 8, 1892 n3Gtf
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

EEAYDENS Premium Pens.--A Silver
q Z Arda vas awarded J. Hayden for his " very supe-
ror pensn BIZ the American Institute at its last FAIR The
Government have ysn then. the Preference, and the best
accountants and many of the public Institutions will
other Pens They have justly obtained the highest repua-
ton and surpassed fequaedby any in the country
The trade are sapped the Manriacturers prices by the
agents j. r HAYDEN, . flait-sueet.
St,rdS r,yn II
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

Specimens of articles which have declined in
price since the New Tariff went into operation eau
be multiplied TO any desired extent, and venture
you that if proof of average fall of ten
per cent. in the selling price Of Dry Goods since
September 1sr were required, can furnish it in
abundance, and it is equally certain that the prices
of other Goods, generally, are row lower than they
then were.
The time which has elapsed since the passage
OF the act is zoo short to admit of proof that
the process of accommodating foreign prices to
the new state of things existing here, has already
begun to develop itself; bat have no reason to
doubt that this result, explained in my letter of the
2ah instant, will inevitably be found; and that in
no circumstances will the consumer have to pay the
whole or the larger part of the increase of duties
provided by the new law.
am, Sir, very respectfully, your ohedent servant,
49, EDWARD CURTIS, Collector.
Secretary OF the Treasury, Washington d. C.
The warekonsing system.
lCircuar.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
November q, 1912.
SIR: As it IS contemplated by the Department
TO bring before Congress at its next session the
subject Of general Warehouse System, with
view to the better accommodation Of the import
business Of the United S,stes it is desirable 10
OBTAIN information upon the following points,
among others, and to receive such suggestions in
to the policy and praceicabilty Of the sys-
nish: ~ ~ w
ftrss. Is it likely that safe and conmcdious
warehoasesean Sc procured withou, the expenditure
OF money by the Government in their erection?
Second Surprising that commodious ware.
houses can De procured on llease by the Govern.
nent, would the expense Do reimbarsed bv ,be
amount of storage received; aud is MOI, is !. i;a1
that the deficiency in the smaller ports would ~
made up by the excess Of receipts for storsrs iu !.
The larger ports; in other words, assuming tha, a.
the privilege of watehousing shah be universal
will it support ITSELF without burdeniDg the reve,
nne
Third What number of additional officers. Il
any, would be necessary for conducting a Ware
house System with entire safety to the Govern
mens, affording at the same time reasonable facili
sies to importers7 In replying to this question
you are desired to advert TO the peculiar duties o
oaicers attached to this service.
Fourth. What would be the effect Of this sys
rem uPen she trade Df the larger and smaller
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

RgORISON's Hygeian medicines.-
I'VE MOTTO E.-Whereas, a a. samanos, Of "a Broad
Mcrison Co.'s appointment for the sale Of their medi
cines. This is therefore, 10 inform The public that Mr.
NewYork, and that MessTs Morisons' only Agents in
EcwTork Messrs FIRTH 4 HALL, OF No. / Franz.
lin square, whom alone the Medicines be had gen.
tine. tSigEed) MORRISON Il co.
Dated British College OF Health, New Road, Landon,
Jrns 18th. 1870 i've e
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

p OARDING.--A respectable private
4 family occupying handsome house, can accommo-
dale with board gentlemen and their wives also few
single gentleuen with pleasant the second and
third floors, furnished or unfurn,hed very moderate
terms. The family plau quiet and agreeable Those
who may wis. the comforts OF home may apply at S95
GreenWicb-sireet. bcacl.st. dZ2 lwS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

4 FRONT PARLOR TO LET, with
IA Board, on the first Hoor suitable for Gentleman
and Lady or two Gentlemen Also several apartments for
Single Gentlemen. Location within minutes walk Of
the Pos, Office the Park Apply at No. IL CRY HALL
PLACE d22 2W-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

a GENTLEM IN and his wife can be
"a accommodated with board and unfurnished
ana bedroom moderate terms, in the house No. ITO
Edrdgeslreet The location pleasant and there are no
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

@ 70 LET-Offices and Storage, cor.
ner of Front ami Wail-en,rance from boh streets
Inquire on the premises, OF
d23 6ys J. d. MAC GREGCH.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

pOARD.-The best and at the lowest
ED price, at BROWNS, SO Duane-st. dlo lmt
U OARDING--A gentleman and wife,
kS or few single gentlemen, find board with pri-
vae family, or where there but few borders, in
gen-e house. and price low suit the times Reference
qu ed. Apply at No. Dover.street, few doors from
Frankiin-souace. d. lm'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

NI IOTiGE.-The subscribers have this
! day entered into copartnersh;p for The purpose OF
importing and Shoe Manufacturers articles under the
firm of CHARLES Ii. KELLOGG CO.
CHARLES II. KELLOGG,
Dec. 2, 1912. ROBINS C. BLACKBURNE.
no IN Esrry-Strpet 6,O Iu,t
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

N OI'ICE is hereby given, pursuant to
lS the Articles OF Agreement, that meeting of the
SHAREHOLDERS OF The Water Rgh; Association will he held
the flee OF Mr. Rutherford. 81 Nassausfeet NewYork
Wednesday the 4,h day Of January next o'clock:
By order of tie Trustees.
ed Dec 1912. d2i l0tr ARCH. RUSSELL Sec.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

WANTS a situation, by respectable
w Protestant young woman, as cook or chambernaid
in respectable family. She is good washer and roDer
WaIler.str.rt ,!T o.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

<NA TO LET-The email, convenient
brick House No 1O7 Twelfth.street, between lbe
5tI and 9Th Avenues. Rent $50 per annuHi foSessea
'nsshney. nas lms .pps DIR. KINsLEY, l2s FrankiD,t
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

Tp OILED GERMAN SILVEK.---JAS.
"a G. MoFFETT, l2l Prince-street near Wooster,
waud particularly call the attention Of Haraware Dealers
and Manufacturers his superior article OF German sye
which he Offers for sale wholesale and reta OF all hcs'
nees and il equal TO any, either Foreign or DC.
rses.ic. far ~ " snl sAitnpsa s2r
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

RoBT. HOWARD, Naval Officer.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

e. IL. ooSAF 49, Iof oitod ctioeI
q has just received fresh supply OF elegant God
Watches, tor Doth ladies and gentlemen, consisting o Le
pine Anchor Escspemen! and English Levers, full jewelsd
which he will sell greatly reduced prices Al:o Gold
Chains and Keys paItern and every description o;
fue Jeweiry and Silver Ware Old Gold and Silver taken
in exchange. Watches and Jewery repaired. dl lmA
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28
CusToM-HousE, Nrw-YoRx,

an, very respectfully, sir, your obedent servant,
w. FORWARD, Secretary Of the Treasury.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28
XATOREtS In ChiLDREN.-Uf all

TEIGHLY lMpORTANT.--Deafness
Il Curcd-Scaypqs Acoustic Oil-For the cure OF
Deafness pains and the discharge Of matter from The Ears
also all those dsagreeable noises like the buzzDg OF In
sects fain. OF weter whzzing steam, Sc, which are
symptoms OF approaching Deafness, ard also generally al
tented " ith disease
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

IA TO PLUMBERS OR TINbikN.-.
;%%E To Let Store AID Basement very advantageous
" located and ell adapted 70 the above business Pos
sion given Immediately. Apply To T. McELRATH. HS
.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

The undersigned the only agents for vending and
seIIno ie above article in the CITY of NewYork OF er
utility and superior excellence certificates from persons OF
the first respeciabiiy may be the We guar
antee against any explosions II put up according 10
directions. We have also improved Alright Stove.
i. HILL,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

TOAL-The subscriber will deliver the
~ best quality of Peach Orchard Coal a: the following
low delivered from the yard 6i5 Greer
wchreet lie Roy, Nut and Stove s. 90: Broken or
Egg IS 80 Those wso wish send their order may rely
getting their Cont according this advertisement,
weighed by city weigher.
dI7 Ink PETER CIINTON
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

TTNION DOOR SPRINGS-An article
~ very much approved and that has given satisfaction
Wherever II has been used. For sale a; 81 John street.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

CORONER 5 OFFiCE.--lSTOXiCATio AND
DEArH.-An Irishman named Patrick McDonough, aged
about 80 left his home about clock last evening" and
turning in sale OF inoxcdlion accidentally tell into the
area the unfinished premises No l3 Peryst.eet and
found there his morning, dead. Verdict accordingly
ANOTHER VlcTlM.-An inqaest was held at 81 Anity.
on the body of Eliza Jane Baldwin, colored woman aged
4a years who confirmed drunkard ard diei yester
dag afternoon rom the effects of dissipation. Verdict
Hea III froxl infmpeTance.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28
.OLTON'S INDICATED CANDY

Hartford, Nov. so, 1872 [N. E. Weekly Reyisw.
sold by a. ~ b. o. Sands orggss Nos 70 and gF9
Sands Co., 213 Broadway, of Chambers street,
David Sands Co., n East Broadway of Market.
street dis ln
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

the best Springs offered to the public and their
superiority fully attesed by all who have used them
Persons wishing the article procure and have item aa.
jas;sd by leaving an QIdss ai 81 1ohn-st d7E
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man may not marry his deceased wfe's sister,
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