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90 BROOKLYN, JAN g. ls43--
have for sometime past been making Of your Hoar
hound Candy for the cure of severe cough with which
Ihave been for time past afflicted also for removing
phlegm &c., from my throat, and clearing my voice,
that can be enabled pursue the arduous duties OF my
profession with myself and satisfaction TO my
my have also made of II in my family with great
and benefit. have hesitation in recommend
ing the afflicted article better calculated to re-
lieve them than any other article ever made Of My
remarks are made not from hearsay but my own expe-
rence. think professional men in particular will find
its Of material benefit in removing hoaseness and m
ation lungs also coughs and colds those Fremont
tory symptoms oil consumption.
am, yours respectfully,
WILLIAM II. LEWIS,
Pastor of Calvary Free Church, Pearl street near
Concord street. Brooklyn.
To Messrs Pease and Son, 45 Division 1T. No.,
Agents-Burgess and Zieber, 3 Ledger buhanss ~ r.
ladelpha; Redeng and Co. State street, pos.on "
Morgan, Exchange, New Orleans, La; o. peS'e'' "
State street, Albany.
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To THE LADIES.

To THE LADIES.
Should this notice meet the eve of the LADY, to
whom was presented on the 2nd January. Com
mon Prayer and New Testament, 4Smo. bound TO-
gether, put up in dark green velvet, with gold
mountngs, clasps, and yellow inside Innings. Sc;
around also with dark green velvet published AZ
The Oxford press in 1897 Near the date is "Dia
mond 45mo." and without any case. As the book Is
only part OF the set-and was taken without leave
be returned under cover and sent to the office OF
the New York Herald, no questions will be ask ed
and the person who took il, being little short OF
8 feet III inches, will be saved much inconvenience
If restored.
NIB. Should il not be returned, il il hoped that
the lady having il, will read to the person who pre-
sented il, few useful verses from the New les
lament.
A xxy - m W..
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EvrERPaHE-Yesterdsy we received Hartford
papers OF yesterday morning by Harnden IL Co.'s
express half dozen hours ahead of the mails They
were brought by fast steamer New York, which
also brought Albany passengers ahead OF my other
line. This beating the mails ak hours over route
like the eastern by private enterprise, makes the
post office department appear rather small.
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p3- TIE SUNDAY HERALD tomorrow will be the most
interesting Of the whole Sunday press. will contain,
e-cisDsly full and correct verbatim report of the Re-
corders deeply important charge the Broadway Cot
tage oatrsgeone most remarkable events that ever
took place in New York Also the verdict of the jury
price only eents-every other Sunday paper costs
fhrse cents.
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FAsHIoNABx ARRrvAI.--We learn that the cele-
brated Capt. Deymar, who married and eloped a
short lime since, with young French lady, from
DR.. COnstock's, has now returned and they are
both living in Howard street.
We also learn that the equally celebrated Captain
Schindley, with his lady, also a case Of elopements
from Staten Island, will soon return TO the United
States from Surinam-and that reconciliation be-
tween his lady andher highly respectable relatives
isin progress.
We like this. Kiss all round, and be friends
Why qnarrel when the millennium is so near
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Baltimore.
Baltimore.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l
BALTIMORE, January 4th, lS43

JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ. =
DEAR SIR
Mr.. Charles Hack, who wac held to bail the other
day on charge of running away with two slaves,
has been honoraby acquitted and the father of the
young lady who eloped with him, has given his con-
sent for the union of the two into one. MIR. Hack
is now Benedict Of the first water, and deserves
happiness Ii is no small matter to be hauled up
before magistrate, and held to bail for henious
offence, and after you have had all the trouble and
vexaton, TO be informed by the prosecuting party
that il is all mistake.
Booth played the Stranger last evening at Front
street.-the house was opened for one night emily
i the Park Company would come here, Placide,
Burton, and Billy Williams included, and take one
OF our theatres, 1--WE have two, and both closed at
presently they might do good business at the low
prices: Mr. B., wish you would draw the atten-
ton OF Burton and Pacide to this we have not had
any thearlcals here for long time, and Front street
theatre at one shilling to the pit, and twenty-five
cents to the boxes, would contain four hundred dol
lars.
The New Market Fire Company have ball to-
night.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
New York, saturday, January ., IsAs.

90 The WEEKLY HERALD. published to-day viii be
very interesting II will contain nearly the whole OF
the evidence in the awful tragedy Of the some Also.
full accounts of the awful Wall street defalcstions and
public robbery committed BY Nooi on the FUNDS OF the
Lie Trust Company. Also, full report of the deeply
Interesting trial for the outrage committed in the Brood
way Cottage.
The value Of this paper in interesting matter IL equal
to so cens-but viii be sold for 81 cents per copy$A
per hundred
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City Intelligence.

PoLIcE-Nothing transpired yesterday worthy of note
save the surrender of Henry A. Harrot by his bail This
stands charged with offences of the false
pretence character.
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New York LANcEr.-No. Of the third volume
of this valuable work, will be ready for delivery al
an early hour this morning, in new form of twenty
four pages. Single copies l2A cents-$5 per an.
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Dr5- A GREAT CHEMICAL INVENTION of Felix Gou-
rauds is that Poudre Subtitle for the safe and entire
penetrating is this powder, that it perces alike to
the bulb 1.-THE soft down like furze on females upper
lips, or the brlstng beard of man. Go to No. 81
| try bottle - -
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GopEY's LApY's BooK.-We invite the attention
of our readers to Israel POSTS advertisement of that
superb magazine in this days paper.
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Cold WEArHER.-The thermometer, on Wed.
nesday, in Albany, al 81 o'clock, A. M marked 10
degrees below zero. In this city yesterday the mer-
cury was up 10 IS.
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OVER SHoEs-OvER SHoEs.-The weather now
is just the kind to require over shoes, and hundreds
are abandoning water proof and double boots in "a
vor of Days light and pleasant wearing over shoes,
which being generally worn over old boots makes
their use true economy. Don't forget to call at Ho-
race H. Days, in Maiden lane. See the advertise
men in another column.
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NAvAL--Orders have been received at the Navy
Yard, Brooklyn, to fit the frigate Savannah for
service NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. not known.
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or THE ANTIBILIoUs PILL PREPARED UNDEh J
the direction of the College Of Medicine ana H ~ =
universal psnscess. Sold In boxes at 10 cents racn.
W. o. RICHARDSON, Agent.
N Nassau g4oot.
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o. Our Philadelphia correspondents letters are
not interesting enough to be continued. He may
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The RIVAL CracvsEs.-The prices at the Amphtheatre
have been reduced-boxes to two shings, second tier
isi cents. pit shilling These prices have had the
snsct Of filling the house 70 ovshewing ever since they
were sstabliahed4
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GO The grand winding up of the holidays the close
of the splendid saloon performances to make way for
other attractive novelties and the last appearance of Gen.
Tom Thumb ct the American Museum, strong
why its halls should be crowded odsy they probably
will be- by hundreds especially by young people, for
whom there's extra performance at half past one.
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CHATHAM TuKArRE.-Mr Williams appears this
evening in three popular characters. The inimita-
bic "Great Western" that most singular genius,
appeasin his original and wonderful extravag anzas,
the most curious ever witnessed. Several plays of
the most absorbing interest, and powerfully cast
are also announced for tonight, and a large and
fashionable audience will doubtless witness their
representation. This establishment possesses faci
lities over any other theatre in the city, for the
reproduction of the latest and best plays that are
brought out in Europe, and in the production Of
the greatest efforts of the most popular native
authors. No other theatre can give them with the
astonishing rapidity, and appropriate magnif-
| cence.
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MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE body Of pu'
ritans s in dreadful state of uncertainty. Three
balottings have already taken place for Speaker Of
the House, without result. AS Governor OF
the State is to be chosen Immediately after the
Speaker is elected the baotngs for the latter are
watched with good deal of anxiety. We give be-
low the latest proceedings
From the Boston Morning Atlas, Jams 81
On the first balloting there were 36l votes-l73
Wings, l73 Loco, 5 scattering On the second bal
lotine 36l votes-I4 Wing, l75 Loco, 2 scattering.
On the third balloting, $50 votes-176 Wing, us
Loco, one member not voting. For the difference
thus We gave the Locos l7s-they have the
Whately interloper, and the Whgs deserter, which
makes their vote 175. We claimed l76 votes. We
had but us the last ballot-we have lost the de-
serter-our member from Auburn, though in the
city, was absent from the House-and the non vo-
ting member, the last ballot, who is said to be
the member from Hubbardston, was elected as q
Wing.
From the Boston Evening Bulletin, Jan. ST.
In THE SENATE Mr.. Abbot, from the Committee
on Senatorial Returns, made report that there
were two conflicting returns from Dedham, and
moved that the committee have power to send fol-
persons and papers, which was ordered.
In the House yesterday, there being no choice OF
Speaker at the second baloting, the House proceed
ed TO a third ballot, which resulted as follows -
The whole number of votes was $50; necessary for a
choice l76; Thos. Knnicutt had It's; Seth J.Thomas
us; and there having been again no choice, it was
voted that the same committee should again proceed
to collect assert and count the votes for speaker; but
before any votes had been cast there was long de-
bate to the right of certain members who claimed
seats, and at 81 o'clock, p. M, the House adj
ourned.
The House have been engaged all this morning in
discussing the right of several members to their
seats. We were not able to ascertain the result
when we went to press.
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Sis CHARLxs BAooT.--The Governor General 10
gradually rseovsrins his health.
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Bankrupt List ,

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
William ]. Beer, New York, carpenter.
Abner Beal, New York, carpenter.
William Van Norden New York, clerk.
Erastus Wetmore, New York, clerk.
Leander Mead and Enoch M. Mead, Brooklyn, mel
chants.
Thomas NJ. Moody, New York, mariner.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

FLogR.-The condition Of this market for this mpor
tan article Of breadstu is anything but favorable TO
the interest of the holder producer of the INTERIOR
Spectators have not recovered from the
news by the Britannia They are like the navigator at
sea without compass They have made wrong caleula.
tOns and are suffering from pssng too much conf
dence IN their short sighedness. The prospect is
throughout the country be estimated Holders Ia
this market rather than submit to the great decline have
commenced shipping on their own account, risking
loss after exhsusting every resource than to submit
present quotations at home without effort The
ceipts ia this port still continue large, while
nominal demand exists Spectators are purchasing at
ruling rates in anticipation Of rise, caused by short
plies from the interior This in sense, is very
reasonable move. The producers Of the West able
to q remunersting mark. They are not 80 generally
compelled to submit to the going price. whatever it
CHANGED to be- formerly; they have other
without sacrificing their wheat crops and this may have
very great effect prices; will assuredly stop sup.
Plies and that ill lead to advance in the seaport
kets Nothing but such state of things those
VINO buy flour at the low pcs te-e OF $3.50 per bushel
The shipments on home account principally to
Liverpool.
Quotations for this market yet depended on
Ms establishing prices TO rule sales any magnitude
SO far as the present state Of this trade can
acrterion OF the future think the OF the season
viii not be better than exists both regards price
and demand The stock in store here cannot be less
$4,000 barrels. Ohio aud Wilmington be bought at
S4374 S4,43} in any quantity Southern is very dull
and prices merely nominal, they not settled
81 for ell qualities OF AND old. Corn is more plenty
AMI prices feel the effect Of full receipssaes rule
SO cts Rye is little rmer than previously quoted and
ID now held al 6V a 81 eta.
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Foreign InpOrtatIons

LoNDoN-Ship Wellngton-26 pkgs Jessop-65 Norwood
8 coo 3 z Siaas--3o 9 Meyer son-i Robeson-7 w
Nyse- Walker--50 Wichelhausen-6 Hoadley coo
Hars-2S5 slabs Tin Lawrence Coz pkgs Hunt Coz
X II tinor eo83 Clark col Oppenheim co-18 Cum
ming COS IL Anstce2 Webb < Cog Patton col A A
Lows De Forest c3-l2 0Wen--2 Huntington & coz
Lewis Tappan-2 Leman-2 Barber Brothers. King co
Il Aymar x col Wright & Gunther-l Chardon
Il A Mesier-25 Herrick COR to order.
LoNDoN-Shp Switzerand-29 bales mdse Buerfed &
Fsher-6O cks beer w larrimau-3 bales Collins co..
J M Oppenhem--l8 Geo Morewood40 do pkgs Clark *
McGowan-l2 chests G Meyer son-l2 w Vyse-8 Moses
coll Hunsell Whitmore--5 A Huntington & cog +
Tones * SON. Cumming & Rach--l G Dord-l Wells x
spri9g-SO Wichelhausen-l II Phelps cot Reese CO
Staats-3 G PearGe;-2 Chester. Clark co3 Thorp2
~ Fl ~ W., q Iary iart
seyA Wiley Putnam LetIerts-ll Herrck Blunt-3O
titles quicksilver Farr Powers Cos pks Phelps Co
20 Peck Coco bars iron Dickson 1906 bags Faber
ertl-i0 bks f Fedler6 kegs cask pkgs g
Morewood bales English hare skins Barber Bros
bales w Fisher T tunt2 Bartlett Welford-l Reese &
~ ~ G. Long, We@deIl- Neyqsc 81 Mpler-l
col R9ymond-l Dickson co-56 "a lrns
COPPER TO order.
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MONEY MARKET.
sunday, Sept. lo-o p. M.

Sunday, Sept. lO-6 II. NJ
The business Of the city is fair ami stocks show dis
position to again advance The temporary check given
by the rise Of foreign bills causing apprehension of
scarcity OF money, is passing away The activity Of
business thus has been just sufficient raise prices
from their extreme depression and give effect the
oppression of the tariff The first passage of that
strous bill, caused complete stsgnaon of trade and
prices fell in consequence ruinousy low. They have
far recovered to feel the weight Of the high
dutes and the impression general that there can be no
extended business until the oppressive features oil that
bill are removed The cash duties, without ware
housing privileges fell with crushing weight upon mer-
chants Of small capital SO general is the evil ana SO
loud the complaint that the most reckless and I'M
princpled Of the political prints with whom protec
ton" has been the ralying are forced TO back out
The Courier snd Erquer of Friday, remarked as fol-
lows:-
TIL. existing tariff is in our opinion, in very many of
its provisions, too nitrate for Of The legitimate purpe
ses which caused its adoption wv. 49,,
and we now repeat that tariff Of tceny per od
paoru,n OH each and every article imported into the
country with the caption OF woollens and iron would
Weld an abundance of at the time that it
would afford all the protection tn any interest in the
country requires. Woollens may require at present
protection OF Twenty-Five per cent and we would therefore,
give it.
How great must the evil be- when the most reckless of
the organs of the party which imposed this to riff
esses that there no resource but to 60 back to the
lowest grade of the compromise act viz. horizontal
duty of 20 per cent The present tariff averages
per cent, and woolens pay SO per cent. The people
have ascerained that these duties must be cut down
one half Such is ever the case when experiment is
substituted for principle.
The tolls all the Now York State Canals have been
as follows for three years. distinguishing the amounts
collected at Albany and West Troy, and at Buffalo and
Black Rock, to the two extremes of the canal -
Tolls THE New York STATE CANALS FROM THE
OPENING OF NAyIGATIoN. TO TIE lsr SEprEMBER.
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General Record.

PACKET SHIP MONTREAL, Capt Tinker for London sails
this day Her letter bags close Gpn the Exchange
IL o'clock.
COLLsloNCap Fuller, of the ship Plymouth, Boston
from LIVERPOOL reports that the 7h inst thick fog lat
e lon s' . came in contact with ship Sterling of and for
Sn S s a Sst1s% e Sas &
FATAt AeGPnNI:-Capt zen?s C5owel Of West Dennis,
caused BY collision with bingham sc6r ''S'
'" $ inst.
killing H Of s s g. cs Sesld e sjp
a S g? Smith, hf 6 Of s lily , ss n hs
drew sheath knife and stabbed him, causing his death
old copper fastened and coppeTd well found sails rigging
WhaIemen.
Augustine Bay May with 22Oe bbs oil 900 Left Au.
SG;"s s'f ffe ,1ssS; issis
on Western Islands July India Walker, NB clean. At
al Eaya july T. China Potter NIB clean; Aug Roman,
Falcon Richmond, NB clean off Flores Aug 2, (not
spoken Aug %, lat 80, lon 80 90.
Spoken.
ship Supposed the splly from HayT. for NYok gnazed
Great Western osken hence for Liverpool III inst 10
Sea Bird q masted sch) New Orleans for Liverpool Aug 49,
Ahamb WsG % No i for Trieste and Venice % days
New England, Lowell James River for London, Aug 81 a
Foreign Ports.
ST. HELENA, July ls-Ar Belvdere Lovett. Manila fo
cyd Dawes. o %SSo sSt GA Wilcox BHo
WWSgnS9 sad hS Col BsGGn Whs LOp9 Brown
Wilcox Buffalo Peacock Yaler, Toronto; 9Th John Grant
lex, Buffalo; Mink Hagadon sandusGy warren, Richmond
Monroe; Eclipse Fuller, Detroit.
Homo Ports.
Lvsr6 Avg slosId Mary Augusta, yanum, Philadelphia;
do 5th st Leon Babson, Baltmoei Melville, Kent New
Susan Ladws Outline Bermuda SD ' a. MaT sep !,
voTppm Phladeiphis Extio Robinson, Wilmington. Cid
PoETLASp Sept 7-Cld Mary, York. Matanzas. Sid Orb,
PoRrsMoUrH Sept esd Hadassah Knov,on philadel.
phia. '"
B9:roN SEPT oAr Constantine wadsworh and sarony,
BS S1s 5 S9gSST5 ryPSHG Fuller signal
Bbadces franklin snow SsneSos ReSz Hap S1 Ia
a% Sse eSsT T:, sf4STs@a fo'n-
h%am Daed Coffin smith, IPSsfR adspS p''m' sand'ed'
9dema E1a Prce Phsarha Ss ,aS w BsI'%9 ,a
81 light Powhattan Greeley and Danl Webster Ogden PHI
FALL Rrrp seEt AR los Brown, Lewis and Radsnt
Wt Sh Ro gS oW U sy Ta End Ns New
p.aT FG. sP sd F0a'e' Morley Philadelphia St
s oaf SS" sGc%Sn New
Gqopeed and Ts Lowell Boston, Msssas wG Di Bro@a
Fall RIVER Sid Ganges Alen Norwich Crosby and Henry
Bedord James North. Brown, aud shepherdcs Mount New
CHhntr'rsy. Sep, 7-cd Sutton, Galloway. NYork; Flea
SAVANNAH, sept esd Excel Baxter, NYOrk
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On the morning ofthe 10th Instant after lingering
Illness JAMES LoSG agcl ~ years and 20 davs
His friends, and those of his brother Jacob Long
OF the firm OF Long sn Sheasberg and his brother in
law, John McAuass are respectfully invited 20 attend
his fGneral from his late residence, No $50 West six
tenth street this afternoon, at three o'clock precisely
On the 10th instant, after lingering Illness Jopr
wills kNowLss, son OF Captain John Knowles aged
twonty- lone years and six months.
The friends and acquaunanees Of the family are 70.
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The receipts OF toia Albany and Troy, are on mer-
chandzs going west and those Buffalo on produce
coming from western States. It will be Observed that
the increase at West Troy large and is this year
than at Albany arising from the shipments made that
point via the Boston Railroad, at the expense of
New York. The whole amount of tolls at those
two places gives indication Of the comparative
western trade this year and last. The amount of
tern business compared with 1872 has been per
MORE and compared with ls4l, has been per cent
less On the other hand, the receipts Of produce from
the west have been per cent than last year. and
IL per cent than in ls4 The actual increase has
been much larger because the rate of tolls hes been
duced.
Thewhole country is rapidly increasing in wealth and
prosperity, and with that increase the probability of
discharge of the public debts Of the States is enhanced
Illinois has made wise, praiseworthy and trust
cessu attempt to compromise her canal debt and with
renovated means and ample resources she will willingly
paytaxes for the discharge other Improvement debt other
States will follow, with the exceptionsot Pennsylvania
When consider the past history of that State, its
present wealth. resources and population in relation
its debts and that they have made towards
its discharge the conviction presses upon that
will be collected for that purpose. When the excise
levied upon distilled spirits in l79s under Wash
ington all the States of the Union Pennsylvania alone
resisted it. and not until Washington himself after
making requsion for support upon the Governors the
surrounding States headed $4,000 militia and marched in
to Washington and Allegheny counties, that the supre-
macy the law enforced is true at that time the
authority of the federal had not been conso
dated by time but since the late taxes have been
light, while the State has prodigously increased in
wealth. The interest bearing debt of Pennsylvania is
$50 100000. five compare her population, wealth,
and now with those Of the Union in 79s we
shall arrive idea how far the plea Of inability to
pay the debt is well founded The following i. a table
OF the taxable property of the U States according
tual assessment with the population and debt at three
periois -
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Ship Masters and Agents

We shall esteem III favor if Captains of Vessels will give
p1 Of the Shipping left At the Port whence they sailed the
Foreign Newspapers News they may have He will
board them Immediately their arrival. Agents and Cor
respondents at home abroad will also confer favor bv
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
received
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Packets to Arrive

FROM LIVERPOOL.
Garrick, Skiddy, Aug. IA
Oxford. Rathbone, Aug. 10
p. Henry, Delano, Aug. Is
FROM PORTSMOUTH,.
Switzerland, Chadwick, Aug 8
Victoria. Morgan, Aug. 90
FROM HAvRE.
Sully, Burrows, Aug. 9
Francois |, Ainsworth, Aug. 8