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NJ A RR I ED .

On the 4th inst, by the Rev. Chas. A. Davis Mr.
CHARLES w. PETIT, TO Miss GERTRUDE
CROGGON, both Of this city. -....f
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A full-blooded female Setter Dog, four years old,
"A well broke, will be disposed OF low or, on aPP1ca-
lion 10 MAKO DUBANT
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-05
GOURAUD'S
POUDRE SUBTITLE,
FOR COMPLETELY AND PERMANENTLY
ERADICATING

GOURAUUS
POUDRE SUBTLE,
FOR coMPLETEs TT XII, AS \ y, PERMANENTLY Ri
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.
THE universal popularity Of this Justly celebrated Chemica
Preparation for the destruction Of the strongest and touehes
stubborn beard of needs word OF comment in
praise sufficient TO that II IS be found in this city
Broadwsy-si per bottle beware Of deleeious mutations
Where also may be had
EAU ID f. h A u T T..
allied for ting Tan Pmps Blotcbes Sallow
Sores and all erupons and elicng healthy
juvenile bloom s. Per bottle; p
Gourauds Vegetable Liquid kouge-a superb anice and
Gourauds Blanc DEspagne, excellent preparation for
from the injurious properties generally entering INTO combns-
. YCAfGy g G WSs sd Hm Lsos
Goshen, Elliott. C,pn, Myers, Chapel st, Neg Haven; W.
Dyer, J, Providence; Thomas, Newport Cloves, hair
dresser, spring6eld Greene Co. Worcster Burt, Little
Milk street, Boston; Lowell Carleton Co; Salem, Ives;
Newbuypor Hodges Portsmouth, Preston; Portland Parker
Exehanss St; Bangor, Child Halowsll seapmoa New
g Cheuut street Lancaster Henitesh druggist; Hansbursh
Robin On; periodical agent; Pittsburgh, Tule; nennsti
D. c. Washington Selby Parker Alexsnda q. C. Berry;
Md, Baltimore s. Hsnce, Sc &c. Applications for
feel aud accompanied with N Y city terence upexcep
tionabe Within few this remarkable aud useful che
mc invention for completely graduating superuous hair,
has attained the highest pitch Of celebrity
excited the cupidty of Of base counteeite who
tempt snatch from the the recompee
labor Purchasers should therefore their guard and
that every bottle of the Poudre Subtitle square, aud - Felix
Gounod Poud,c Subtitle N " cast in each bottle and the
tons, French and English, accompany each bottle.
Remember the only office in N. Y for the above celebrated
Cosmetic is 81 Walker street. one door from Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-05

NEWBURYPORr Bank Notes wanted for short time -
lN Drafts on PHILADELPHIA aud Bosou for sale At
g. SYLVEsTER's
DIR ~ Wall u and 10 Broadway
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Inc next ana last thing done TODAY was 10 talk
about paying The members of the Wisconsin Leris-
lature their mileage Nc, and the conduct of Gov
Doty IN refusing to knowledge their late meeting
as an authorized session of the Legislature Won
have all the documents on this subject which 7
sent you some days since and at the time of its
occurrence you published all the facts In the ease
Whilst this was under discussion, the clock struck
four, and 1t was discovered that in consequence of
many members being hungry there was not quo
rum so the House adjourned
There is no doubt Gov. Doty will be removed
Mr.. N. p. Tallmadge and Mr.. Bovine, OF N. Y.
both want to succeed him. Judge Tallmadgc, Of
New York, and Hon. N. p. Tallmadge are both 60
ing out to Wisconsin to spend the evening OF their
lives.
The state of the Treasury under the new Tariff,
and the public debt, will shortly appear. The
House ,on Mr. Roosevelt's motion, has already called
upon the Secretary of the Treasury for statement
of the accrung revenues from Customs tor the last
six months, exclusive OF the rece pts upon antecedent
bondsa source oisuppy which under the cash system
is dried up 1t is said that if the receipts of the
last SIX months thus adjusted they ought to be,
are to be taken criterion for the next twelve
months, the revenue from Customs, instead of being
sly 900 OOO or $IS 900 900, has been anticipated
will not amount to $1O,OOOOOO. How, then, are
the expenses of the Government to be met, and the
public credit sustained There is no way but by
Immediately modifying,the odious prohbltory fea-
lures Of the late Tariff which, while It is destroy
ing commercial interests, Is also exhausting the
National Treasury.
The present debt IS -
Loan. ...... Commune PitUuouw
Treasury Notes.. ............ 100000
80 Total Debt, s25,7OO,OOO
The expenses of the Government this year will
be at least 1926 800 600 The Revenue from public
lands and customs will not exceed ST., 600, OO0-
Therefore, on Jan. l. 1874, the sate'of the Treasu-
ny will read thus
Outstanding Debt. -. .......... S23, 900
Expenses of the Government for the
past year,. ..........'... 2o3o0UVV
$52, 600. 600
Income Of the past year, IL 600
Deficient. S4o,eOO.OOO
mere trihe, when the country gets used to IT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-05
Vol. Ix.--NO. 36.---Whole No. 324f
To the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-day newspaper-pub-
shed every day year except New Years day ana
Fourth of July Price cents per copy-or 70 per an
num-postsges paid-cash in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publshed every Saturday
morning 81 cents per copy or So u per annum-
hostages paid-cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS informed that the circulation OF
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
fast Nhas the largest circulation Of paper in this city,
the World an2 is therefore, the best channel business
the city country Prices moderate-cash in ad
vance.
PRINTING ofall kinds executed at the most moderate
prices and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIEroR THE HERALD ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-05
o. HORSES WANTED-W anted sevt raj suoe RIO
<lQI <Hones suitable foe the saddle Apply az
~ DISBROW'S RIDING SCHOOL
n r.,

~ DlSBROW'S RIDING SCHOOL,
HN'r t08 Bowery.
KIT FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY
$vVA1N THE CITY OF NEW iORk-A va liable Farm
>ol about so Scarsdale, West Chester County,
two miles below White Plains and FIVE rom New York
ON the main road leading and from said places On the
premises spacious double dwelling house. with
Kitchen aached barn, and houses, all in fine
oder bearing apple oSchars mostly grated fruit peach
cherry and pa ees good well Of water aud cstem holding
40 OF waters about twelve wood land The
whole farm well fenced and mostly with wall and in
good repair The Bo1N River along which
the railroad runs now nearly completed White Plains
ReIsons deops OF seeing the pres will find &c Of
The most dee BILE places IN West Chester County Enquire
d. BRUSH, ESQ
2imsr No "a Fulton st.
20 GARDEN PLhNTs, Bouquets, Fruit Trees and
Boomgdae road, Offers for sale splendid selecton
OF CameiIiss Akea and Rhodode hoses anil other
house plants reduced prices His of
Csmelios Is in ne bloom Ladies' particularly re-
questcd TO call aud them bouque pa
the moderate prices Boom,ngdae stages start
iron, the fak at TO- 10 aud o'clock daily
LELTPaen adhesive Felt Tor SHE athng tors of houses
and ships bottoms, for sale in lots 20 suit by
j3oc y. X COLLINs.& co, So South st.
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PLUMBE's DAGUERREAN GALLERIES,

PLUMBE'S DAGUERREAN GALLERIES,
OH % BROADWAY, corner Of Murray st., Ny; Is
IOI l. II Court aud 123 Washington Boston, 73 Ches
toprose the Se Honse) Philadelphia aud Broadway
Sprngs constituting the Oldest and most extensive es
adjustment on the kind TIE world, ard containing nearly
thousand pictures. Abundance free.
PLUMBE'S Patent Coioed Photographs taken every day,
by process confines exclusively ae above establishment
aud secured BY letters patent dated Oct o., lsis
Pin nbes Patent Dagrerreotype Apparatus and
for the production of color ed enesses aud Plumbe Patent
Electro Gliding Apparatus and instructions for gliding and
rang metallic articles of description supplied order
Patent Gliding and ,erng done to order -yle never
efore in New York.
~ Prompt attentiOpo all post paid letteu "a im.ee
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NEW YORK, SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 5, 1913.

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS.
Ire M M @ M
For the better accommodation of shippers, intended 10
despatch ship from this the st 5h 0 18TH 20h and
18th OF each month"; the 0h October and continu-
ing until May when regular days will be appointed for the re-
mandsr of the year. whereby delays and dsappontmen
will he prevented during the months The following
ships will commence this arrangement;
imp YAZOO, Captain Cornell.
Ship OCONEE, Captain Jackson.
Smp SHAKESPEARE Captain Miner.
Ship CASTOR, Captain Latham.
Ship HUNTSVILLE Captain Mumford
Ship OCMULGEE Captain Leayit.
Ship NASHVILLE, Captain Dickinson
Ship MEMPHIS, Captain Knight
Ship LOUISA, Captain milford. 49, ~,
These ships all built the city OF New YORK. express
for packets of light draft Of water, havsecenty been
WHY coppered and splendid with accofnona9hs
tor unequaed for comfort They are c9m.anded
by who will make every exersen to give
general satisfaction They will all times be towea up and
Neither the owners captains Of these ships will be RESPONSE
or for any ers parcel package BY 1p9t on board
them unless regular bills Of aiding taken for the and
the value thereon expressed.
wi e. X. COLLINS & co, IS South st., or
HULLIN &WOODRUFF, Agent in New
Orleans will promptly forward all goods 10 their address,
The ships of this line warranted sail punctuay adj
and will be taken to have the goods correct
" measured ms
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A e NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETs.-Pack-
NJ ct 18th FeboaryGThe, Splendid well known fast
WOOD use, will sail positively aeoye, her regular day.
havm )mLnenced her Iegula: trips in Meis Woodruff
Minm sNew Line Of Liverpool Packets
Thea commodaons OF his ship Tor cabin second cabin and
be surpassed having
the modelled packet ships. Persons DESTROYS
uo z berhs should not fail make early application on
"a ! ut Of Burlng Slip, or to -
w. J. +. TAPSCOTT,
- Peck Slip cor. South st.
Persons esr,us Of sending for their friends the old coun-
trv can have brought favorable terms by the
ABOVE iayorte ship which leaves Ly the Al
her regular day and those wishing to remit money
ped ,th drafts for payable demsnd without
discount all the principal towns oi Great Britain end Ire
and 40
he packet ship Hottnguer will succeed the Rochester and
all on the l6th March, her regular dav. j2sr
DHIIP RYAN who engaged for the passage Ellen Niul
l,aan and James Regnr 10th Nov last will peg se
Wa TAPsCOTT,
Jar ~ Peck Slip cor South st.
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PULLEN ~ COPP'S
& 2 56&a
NEW YORK. XIBANY. TROY AND M1NTkEAL
PULLEN IL COPP,;

EXPRESs. AMI NUM- REAL
,o Me', Ha5nden CG having disposed of their route
bben, the old conductors Of Harnden & Cos Northern
Exrfess, from New York. will continue to run as
heretofore Leaving New York Albany and Troy Daily and
Troy with Jacobs Montreal Express and will for
ward Specie Bank Notes Packages Bundles Cases Of Goods
&c, any place between New York and Montreal, aud
throughout the Canada Also East from Troy and Albany
Boston and West from Albany to Buffalo.
All business entrusted TO their charge will be promptly
tended Particular will be the collection
Of notes. drafts accepances, Sc. and prompt made for
the same,
PULLEN COPP
Of6ces-Pullen & Copp, 2H Wall street, New York.
Thos. Cough, Is Exchange, Albany
q. EIkips, 22s River street, Troy
g. Jacobs Exchange Court, st Paul st, Montreal.
REFERENCES.
NEw YoRK. ALBANY. Troy.
Prime Ward King, l.. J. Humphrey Jno. Payne,
Jacob Little Il Co, Thos. Cough. r. Wells,
John L. Smith, & Co.. 9. X. Stow
Pepoon x Hoffman, T.. 5. Douglass,
Carpenter Vermlyc, F. Leake
Houehton Co.
Drew. Robinson & Co. ma
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TELTPatent adhesive Fet Tor sh, athng tors OF houses
and ships bottoms for in lots suit nv
jaoc r.. X COLLINs.& co, IS South st.
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LEAVE STATEN ISLAND. NEW YORK.
skAM, eA.M
10 l2k
DIR am aRM'
a4n >x4 REGULAR OPPOSITION TO CATS
9[s%s3' KILL, and Intermediate landings, w,hou, tow
days, WEDNESDAYS AVID Fridays hom NewyYork Tuesdays
Thursdays aud satu from Caitsk so
-Berhs % cents-Supper as cents.
The and fst WAVE, Captain Vande bilt will
leave Robinson pier Thursday Nov. nth, five o'clock.
FQ further particulars inquire OF the board BY
running the days above named there will b, daily
muncaoh Catsk and New York land
places) Tor freight aud reduced
sSnx RAIL ROAD LINE OF STAGES
6fS3m8s=fy FROM NEW YORK TO BEDFORD
KN1s& On and after Tuesday, January Sd, l8i2, the
Subscribers Will line Of from Bedford New York
three times week. as oiiows:-
Leaves Seelz's Mansion House, Bedford Monday,
Wedns sday and FRIDAY morning at 81 ococ.
Leaves the Rail Road Hotel of Bowey and Broome
ss New York, every Tuesday "wednesday and Saturday
morning, by the O'Clock passing Marble Hall, East
Chester and through White Plains Robbins Mills and Mile
Square to Bedford
HIRAM DEFOREST.
u. T.. LEWIS,
Propretors.
The Red Bird Ling Of Stages will continue during the
winter from White '.1s day at o'clock, and New
HIRAM DErOREsT
im"r Proprietor.
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AGENTS.

ne following is list of the agents for the Herald,
where subscriptions will be received and single numbers
are found for sale regularly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-05
UNITED STATES
TEA EMPORIU
l21. late 10 Chatham street. Ne,c York.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY continue TO Offer for
sale new and fragrsn, Teas Of every variety and style
powerful grades Of Green and Black Every package bears the
stamp neanes and elegance, and the Teas therein
thoroughly secured from light and that thr quality and
pSweI Will remain unimpaired in climate Their syssm
OF business perhaps scarcely to be exceIed IL
ounded upon the utmost regard 10 the rights Of The custom
ely especially wph tesrect TO weight ami quality, AMI
vaed cheaTness All purchaser called
articles which tai to give then the nile satisfaction, which
the money Will be cheerfuy and promptly refunded Coun
Try merchants public heads Of familes and
selves from this establishment. ''' ~
Coffee roastcd every day.
Orders all parts OF tho United stu,s. x.ept~J ;,
promptudc and des patch. Vs.
The only warehouse In Aecric, TO, ia, ,,. or Uo,
cass celebrated B'srt les - = ~ no ims,
SALAMANDER SAFE AGAIN TRIUMPHANT-The
books and papers OF John Mel, Esq were preserved In
Saamsnder Safe the destruction lire of his large
house, 90 Broad At, on the night Of the seth plt.
Saamander Safes, Of Wilders make, which ne fail
ed to the contents be had the Iron SAFE
Warehouse OF SlLAS e. HERRING
III Ct 2twyr 1s9 Water street.
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-HHIDXV HBHAAA-S
THEATRES, CIRCUSES, CONCERTS, MUSEUMS,
LECTURES PUBLIC MEETINGS,
other places where the largest description Of printing
required The facilities for this work are NOT sauaed BY any
?lA14l ARlD 9GaEl AGlIINTAl TYPE,
TITS cot Establishment has the
LARGEST PREssEs IN THE CITY.
Great pain. have been Zen provide material that
sion sRowbiiis, viii lind greatly to heir advantage
TAuY size form Of Bill be furnished very short
MwsE = S.5. a
spout. Boy. and Girls ,hs Horse Rural Scenes, Conasa
'G1 - ~ Of History Something Govern.
T II. s Spout S:. ys."Sy 4 E:Ssas %
s.
s Of X:
~ sdS.ns second sp gsa1
sy has q ' Ike e: s%
most
Also for sale at th, Office f,2t.m
the wholesale and retail Wine and Liquor bu,i
good Wit oasfs$ior bargain with
sf:s " sn .'s "9S
Tpoas ss5? he
propnetor only for selling ofleav,ng the
country.
NIB. The above is excel opportunity for
w:ssf to GS:: H o ST.
NE% y Snsn 4 . ss
shilling copy OF IS annum
advance In addition the decisions in the American Courts,
from Mesrssmas Sd Ss Courts will appear
The Lord Chanceors Court.
The Vice Chancellor of Engands Court
Vice Chancellor Knieht, Buce's Court.
Vice Chancellor, Wigrams Court
Court Of Queens Bench
Cou of Common Pleas, aud
Court of Exch quer. f33tsr
WE THE uNDERsIGNED Importer. and Wholesale
w Dealers, having used and sold L. Chapmans Metallic
Razor Stop do freely recommend being superior any
A u Willets importers Of hardware, No 303 Pearl
A!W Spies 4 Co. 60 DO PIG do
Oakley & Looms do do SO do
Sheldon Phelps do do Is and 81 South William.
Insisted Brothers, do do So Pearl ST.
Nissan, Bryce Jones, do 228 do
Speman Frazer. importers Of Fancy Goods 1876 Pearl
Posts 4 Main, importer ofAdugs, a Cedar st.
Field, Thompson Co. Of Dry Goods IS Cedar
Fellows, Van Arsdae X Cooper. Watches IL Maiden Lane
tels Co, importers Of Stationery 2t3 Pearl st.
VIM Gouldinp Surgical Instrument manufacturer. 35H
Chatham st.
To be had by the dozen the prices of the
out The c,iy. f. lmsm
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NO THE LOVERS or sUPEMQk BLACK TEA
Howaua's Mivurerhs extremely deiic,1us ans unpala
-. a IT., 30 behlv cee bned ia China and Europe lust I'M
] 20 now FOR sale Canton Tea Companys General
,hi;'bmrnf i2l Chatham St New Yok-n Chinese
packages. Price so cents sna VI llz lln
ECONOMY IN DRESS.
800 BROADWAY. OPPOSITE THE FOUNTAIN
could sngreu the community that am furnishing every
arric Of clothing AZ prcporuouably moderate prices 10,
call from those capable of approaching hsae work at
they may Judge Of the inducements offered to those paying
ready money. ,....
Strangers the city requiring garments will please learn
"" P'''e' VIM T. JENNINGS,
i29 lm.c Draper and Tailor
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-31
APuZZLlNG CUES ZION.

Rousseau asks his humane, moral,
dad Heightened reader, what he would
10 II he could enrich himself. without
moving from Paris, by sig ing the death
warrant OF an innocent old Mandarin
OF China! A conscientious Frenchman
might urge Ihu, we have no right To do
wrong m Order that good may come of
a.; but he would al the same IIms moot
the question, whether IL be wrong To
Out un old Mandarin out Of his misery,
taking II for granted, that nc must DO IN
a wre;ched sjI,c of health from the ia.
ordinate Use opium, supplied To him
by the un'ce ing and unpTmciplel I'm
S'iSh. And the piouS Gdul would far.
ther argue, that, though it woulI b.
scan ialuuS Ia procure the death of a lel.
iow creatu. C TO enrich himself, he was
bound, as father, 10 pr"Icct 10 consult
The Interests Of his cEudren; where
rpUn - tear Of parental love Won i start
INTO his eye, aud he would sim the
death-warIaui with Senliri entail .idcu
.dtIon.
Had the same question been propoun
led 10 plaza EnsIIsa john Bull, during
The late war with the Celestial Empire,
he would Prubaly cxclaim.
~ hat! have | not always been
taught to make money-honcslly il |
IcuuiL-but al all events TO make money
and are not the CnIness our enemies,
whom wr are bound To destroy b. every
means in cur power?"
rrne," might be rrioined, but tins
/ poor Old Mandarin Is non combateut,
he has never done you any harm, aud J.,
would hardly be IN conformity with the
laws Of religion and humanity TO pat
him 20 death for nothing
But" relortS John Bull, il would be
in perfect conformity with the laws OF
war. Bcsdcs,I don't put him 10 death for
nothing: should scorn such mean
aud cruel act do it TO enrich myself.
lad been but physician, might
have douc the same towards scores of
my tc .luw-cyuntrym N, only ihewarrant
woul have len written IN Latin- So
give me- The en-. :"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-31
GkEAT BRlTAIN-

The i'IIoWing Is The opening paragraph Of lefrer
published ~ New York JDdrnql of Coz: merre Of
yesterday. dated London. July 3I Il gives but a
s'rry picture on, the slate of the Kngdrn;-
Trade Is still slagnaui, the spirit that was given
To II having died away.--ihe revenue is going on
sinking The screw having been put uyun every de-
parimeni without much aggregate easct--agucult.
"re Is more depressed than ever, maugro The fact
mat the 'iarmers friends par excellence are now
welding power with new sliding scale corn law
The Church Of England is cleft in vain. not.
vi hsahdmg the crown has IIied TO avert the ..hea
blow and great discOuugemeni,--the Church Of
scotland shlvered by severance, is alternating two
'hird' OF The people Of that country from the Siare
Tough The Cabinet have al last greed 10 legslae ON
'he spyecl--ihe Dssenters continued emb tlereJ M
'he outrage which was attempted TO be inflicted
upon 'heni. lby excluding them from all share m
re edGcalon ct their chlIdrenl in spite ufihe era.
ven manner m which The Factories Education B,lI
was wHhd'awn-Welch discOnient Is ON the incrra.
Sc 'Rchecca deles local desppiism, DESTROYS work
houses Leaves ninety Of her followers rs ca piiye. ia
lhe hands OF the authorities. Then. with thousands
proceeds 10 The Preparation Of further violence
"Hd last but hts ~ importance the repeal febelIion
RACES ." Ireland with increased ADD increasing viz.
of--wiih enthusiasm Of The widest ieryor and doc.
geo determination The most extraordinary and unnr,
cedeuIcd'