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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-02

u bill has passed the Maryland House of
Representatives, for holding biennial instead of
annual sessions of the Legislature Of that State.
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mh2 7tt

TSprins Style Of Hats are now ready al CO.
NAU Is 2so Grand ST mh2 owls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-02

~ The MOST PERFECT ARTICLE for colering Red or
Grey the East Indian Hair Dye from q Court.nd ST.
Il vi color GROWN 81 .ck vail the SIX AND leaves
the hair perfectly soft and BEAUTIFUL Also, Dr. McNGrS
acoustic OIL certain cure for Deafness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-02

ITO LOCO FOCO MATCH MAKERS AND
L OTHERS.-The subscribers having purchased of Mr..
Hery-y Law his Patent Machine for Manufacturing Round
Match spints, nd have the same no" IN optlauon with
Steam Power full supply Will be kept and IN lengths to
each ready for use or transportation Merchants will per-
the advantage OF shipping tins Article nstesd Of the
Matches saving thereby the and high freight
liability damage take fire the These spu,s
will prove fully EQUAL that have been manufactured by
hand and an be- furnished at A reduced price
For sale in any qusnity Office OF lhs Mandatory
mha 2w. COLYER < DUGARD
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222 Broadway. cor. OF Ann st.
THE 1EW-Tansla,ed from the German. By c. Spndler.
Published in Iarpers' very best stylecompete, ia pa
THf HERt.TCEA splendid novel-Harpers edition. VA
THE. GRUMBLER-By Ellen Pickerng-Harpers' edition
THE SISTERS OF England and France-By Henry Garlic
ton-l2A cents. r.
JACK Of THE MILL-Harpsrs edition. l2i cents.
TtIE SONS OF THE EMERALD lSLE-By VIM. L.
Macksuzie-No, |. 70. cents. " -,
HIGH LIFE IN NEW WORKINGS. l. and ii. NO. III.
nearly ready-each l2a cents.
The MAGAZINE FOR THE MILLION, No; III The
Prizes viii be drawn on Tuesday at o'clock Recol-
ect the first prize the encyclopedia Americana In - vols
Retail pric, S2i Single copies 81 cents or - year.
All the above works for sale wholesale and retail
at publishers prices, by BURGESS, STRlNGER x 90.
nib 222 Broadway, cor. Ann 81.
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STILL THEY COME!

~ Bulletin of new works Just published and for sale
wholesale and retail by BURGESS, STRlNGER co.
222 Broadway. cor. OF Ann ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-02

A deep gloom rests upon the minds Of all.
ARGUS
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COLYER & DUGARD

OFFICE Of The RECEIVER OF TAXES,
Old Aims House, tPark.)
PURSUANT 10 the 9th Section OF the "a Artl.
L Gle ofhe Act for the collection OF Faxes in the of
Nsw.YorkD passed April 49, 1913. Public notes is hereby
given persons who have omitted 10 pay their taes tha
the required be paid al my oce on or before
the first day OF April next.
GA the Taxes OF ls3 which may remain unpaid the SAID
first day of April next the l2 cent per
will b. charged calculated from The ath day OF Octo-
Der last 10 the day on which the same De paid.
On oil Taxes remaining unpaid on lhs 18th OF April next
will levy the by distress and sale of the
goods and chatlels Of the person ASSESSED.
mh2tapl Fl. Il. klERSTED. Receiver of Taxes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-02
~ CoM;ocK's EXTRACT OF SARsArAaILLA. for the

cure Of
ScrcJula Ietfr. General Dtblkty, -,
Chronic Rk.umG ISM O!cerationS q me lhro6t,
Ertpti0lS IF me Skin PimplS Ptsules,
and ali diseases arising from state OF the Blood En-
Torts and mprudences in life Erse use of Mercury,
&c This article ra,rdnted good otter sold at
81 or auy price at the low price SO bottle or 81
rsr dozen TO BE- had at Cour and ST. and North 5
hiIe,l-I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-02

SALT RHEUM ScukyY, RI>GwoRM &c.-Aier ourlnS IN
50 or 50 the Jones allan CHEMICAL Soap can os
ad old sorss BARRIERS itch. Sc. Sold al the ssn ci me
AMERICAN EAGLE So Chatham 81 y. Y les zteoo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-02

uz1,o FOR NEW-BRUNSWICK, N. j. at
rs5.7FA-1aP NJ. from Barclay strect-Ths steamboat
1zxZzaXa RAIN sOW, Capt. Fisher, eay.s the foot Of
.ral places Returning leaves New Brunswick at haitpas:7
A VI. Fare each way, q cents. ~,
Passengers Railway and Woodbridge leave b. the hAh
i,sn al 3 2. NJ. r..
All descriptions Of freight taken board at the risk OF the
o. sM uo,,v ~ x,a,,;ng npncruaL mh2 st
CRERIFF'S SALE -Byvir'ue Ct Wit OF htri
- Ges 70 ME directed and deny red Will expose Tor sa'eat
p O'Clock on Friday the twelfth day Of April n.y. az tne
yss,bns CRY Hall of the CITY Of New fok an
,ts md nrarsst Of Jennings when ne to On @
GA H.. oT Nnvember Thousand eignt 1hui'o AUG
,h, any TING Afterwards Of 70 and 70 a h ios
~ a,nnnd with the dwelling hou3e u,Ison' sltuttsd
~ rs5,b Wa,d Seventeenth w fd) % he cry OF
10 tls 49, the e,stehy Of the SowrTy Dang Iat 81
Ne r., and dstingu shed on map mace Of ns 'anns
me 10. s9,nIes d-cease by K. Bridges May 100,
OF John ~ he oce Of Register Of New York ot No. Q,
ana ni and det rbed follows 20 Wit commencing
the .as,pry side Of the Bo~ery where the rhey
T lid lot No the same d.tant southefy Is feet
fo m IN. northeastern OF Bo@sry and Stanton.
r,nu,rg thence eastey along said nor.hey lane of
~, No and aong the land Of FredIck r. Lee and wife Y
e., inches; thence souhey 81 feet inches along the land
~ ssid Leg and wife and land late owned by lhn
CoStsT thence westerly along the ,Ouhery line Of said lot
No and said md Of Johu Coa,er "A feet nchss the
ery side Of the Bowery feet inches 10 the OF begin
ming The above property Conveyed 70 Lewis JennIng
hy deed dated May . 1881 ~ Frederick r. Lee ad wife
recor led The Register. oies, My a. s:5 .a 3 Px.
E5. WILLIAM JONsah:, c ner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-02

The QUESTION Sor SsrTLEp.-The best answer 10 the
trans ma eu trick Of late Acct of Daley, quote Dali
i-y own words-"I have supplied Comstock with my
Magical Pain tnIactor since Fee 1873 NOR ersr sa.n
IN, SunJly Times Noah Mei the attention OF the
ublc who desire know thu real facts IL the Case Is dec
led to it, Buy only at the y Agency, s. Walker St
Prlfum cry Est.blshmeni-.NOt at @ Druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-02

bpmnnrTa with Hsir Compounds, we'll you got AFRAID
shas for good SCIENTIFIC 1ae7 AI: Sa i hsa Ssns
rhres smiling bottle OF Jones Coral iar Restorative taes
ore the hair 70 ybt s 1ea s ssy
hair grow dark aud ul Sold al m sisu o.
H. American Eagle 81 Chaih-m ST. " y, or lss nonI
Brook Ie-' -NtIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-02

~ This is Grand Fam, Holiday at the American Mu'
sum with superb perform auces at o'clock the afternoon
and az ain at II ia Remember Children It Is the
LAST day Of the Mechanical Figures Next week the Kentucky
Niusrre arpe all their gory-So look out or rich en-
tertain:Dents! delicious melodies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-02
NEW BOOKS.
Published This Day at The Tribune Office,

Pu6LiShfG I Ills Day ut L 'F' < ! Fo'I7Fe 00'eS'
THE JEW-A Novel from the German. Prce Ia.
THE SISTERS-By the author Of Valentine 'o1 frice
1911
OUACKs AND QUACKERY. Price 25
CaNpBFII,S FOREIGN SEM[MONTHLY MA
GAZINE for March: containing portrait OF W ashhs'oh
AIIsop ard portrait William Masinn; with numerous
articles from the best English writers. fnce %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-02

BALM OF MALABAR-For gentlemen hose faces are tender
from the frrqueu, the this Balm VIII entirely
heal and tn skin 1t is used by some OF th1 o-st o
bsrs in tn cv. no ecommead very strongly IL caa &c
| found az Iia Fulton sign Of the CiytI Cat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-02

Do.'r HIVE CuArpED H.Nps or FAcE-You en- get
cur by ing one cake OF the fmous ltsn Chemical SOAP
/, will max flesh smooth soil, white and clear ne
o,lv Mace 10 get il genuine IN this al The ssn OF the
sIrs @ Eass s. Ch4lham ST. lss Fulton
e Bookn The public are cautioned aSeln oTl ~
the Eagle s. Chatham srs5t 10 this city =, Daes
had f several weeks it has been UNANIMOUSLY couneEteited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-02

~ TIL genuine Balm of Columbia Is the only article
that has ever been known produce hair Bald Hsads
which has done in nnumeabe Instances and will never
fail if properly used Ii keeps the head perfectly free from
dauruf scu with certainty that the hair cannot TALL
out To be had at 81 Couttlandt st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-02

NJ Better return the Two aluuJted Dollars. See adysr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-27
AnusenlentS,

CHATHAM THEATkE.-The lovers OF fun will have
opportunity this evening of enjoying their full land
at the same time their appreciation OF who
occasion is the benefit of Mr. j. s. Ssbee who appears
in which Mrs Mcclure will sustain the part in which she
Conner appears as The Stranger" one Of his best per
ormances The after piece is beautiful drama called
Redwood, or Connecticut Curosties, in which Mr. Sis
bee enacs one OF his favorite characters. There will
doubtless, be crowded house.
LAST Day OF THE KENTUCKY MINsrRELs at the
American Museum, and splendid performances
tske place this afternoon at half past o'clock and this
evening at g. Don't fail OF going for it is positively their
last appearance band of minstres they dispense in
various directions on leaving the Museum The Giant
and Ganess may be seen at all hours of the day and
even rg-tegether with the Fortune Telling Gypsey
Queen. The Manager has engaged some and splen.
did attractions for next week.
PRINCE ALBERT, when he saw Tom Thumb, felt
his legs, arms, NC, as we hear from the London
papers and expressed his surprise at his muscular de-
velopments. What would he say he to witness the
roundity OF paunch possessed by the Lapland Dwau
which would not disgrace Alderman elect. Queen
Victoria too pleased at the prepossessng appearance
OF the Generalhow delighted she would be at beholdng
the rosy cheeks and large lustrous eyes of the Lap
lander. Tom Thumb is good looking but RADIO il hand
and three inches shorter An entertainment takes
place this afternoon at o'clock The Dwarf Giantess
Great Western, Mrs. Western Celeste, Miss Adair, Miss
Blanchard Mr. Conover the Protean performer with Mr.
ii. Conover, the comic singer-al for one shilling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-27

SIGNoR BARDorTE, so we'll known in New York
as the proprietor of the Cafe Tortoni, Broadway,
will remove his establishment on the first of Nay
to No. Park Place, where gentlemen can be sup
piled with everything at the shortest notice, from
the finest Mocha coffee to the most luxurious
eating and. drinking of the foreign Cafes We
know of no one more capable than Bardotte OF
conducting an establishment of the kind, as his
acquaintance with the manners and customs of
the country, joined with his foreign experience,
will always give him the preference. Why does
not the proprietor of the splendid hotel finishing up
town secure Bardotte. No foreigner, unless he
has been many years in the country, can expect to
unite the American and foreign manner of hotel
keeping.
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Difference in circulation, ''Si3,326 ,503
N . D.

Difference IN cHcuatloD, ''tSo<o,W5
Do specie, 9,285 100
In 1896 the currency ofthe two countries was verymuch
expanded The proportion specie opaper was then very
small compared with the present rate The currences Of
the countries have within eight years past been very
much improved That of this country is nearer specie
standard than that Of Great Britain The proportion of
specie to paper in the United States is to H. while in
Great Britain the proportion is to a. showing
rency to be one hundred per cent metallic than
Great Britain On the other hand the circulation of pa
per money in this country since 1885, has been reduced
more than one hundred millions of dollars while in the
same period the actual culaon Of specie has increased
very largely The produced by the contraction
OF paper, has nearly been filed with specie
This equalization of the currency between the two
countries OF the greatest benefit to the trade and indus
try OF the u States shuts out from markets
foreign manufactures than dozen protective tariffs
could II reduces prices ofmerchandise that sup
ply ourselves cheaper than import, and prevents
foreign manufacturers FROM flooding markets with
their goods paper currency in the United States and
specie currency throughout Europe prevents equal and
successful competition paper currency initiates prices
specie currency reduces them. SO Ear tn, ~ Z. of
country is confined to Its limits, the seips
rency makes little difference for the ty ut in the
intercourse between nations, that having paper
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Nsw YoRK. Apar. %. is4l.

NEW YORK, APRIL 70, l04a.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD -
the written declaration Of Sgnor San
tangeo contrary. he has been SO infatuated as to
load columns of this morning. with tiresome re-
petition of his puerie, woudbe pesantries, which few
read still fewer care for TO them shall not reply
have already stated the facts and repetition can add
to truth.
But because OF the respect this community, and
that 1t Is entitled to the that am not an mpos
tor, notice the bold nnruth that ~ not an Italian
MY birth place was the Cantene Ticino, twenty eight
miles from Mian and three from lake Como At the time
othe Csalpine republic this Cantone annexed poll
ncay, as II Is by nature, to Lombardy its language Is
Itanan Thus horn an Halian-speaking its lang uage
from feeling for the country sympathes of
nativity shall only add that entertain for its honor far
more respect than many high toned vaunters and al
though no cloud OF vaporng titles encumbers my simple
name, yet there lives in breast of true patriotism
and genuine honor than in those of many who pirate like
children OF what they cannot understand and ape the
feelings and deeds of men, :
This beller of my feelings and place of birth has
sneered my want of musical knowledge and tale
On this subject have not word to say before the
public. remain in their hands, and not his for udg
No speech Of mine, ipse dixit" Of the gred
Signor can influence them, or alter the fact
With this letter. hope to close my notice Of SignoI
Santangelo. This communication has resulted from
Of respectful dYy TO the citizens OF New York. and
not from the abored illusions Of the Signor.
With respect, am sir, yours, sc.
CERILLO ANTOGNINI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-27

HARrER's ILLUMINATED BIBLE.-We have at last
snh S sm1e the hd Of M d
antcipations as seriously to embarsass the publish
ers in their issues of the earlier numbers: this,
however, will now be remedied. This number is
like the others, superbly printed in the largest,
clearest type, upon the very best paper anu embel
shed with an immense number of very splendid
ensravings. The numbers are sold at twenty five
cents,
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MONEY MARKET.
Friday, April 26-6 II. M.

Stocks are all up today general advance
Used. The sales were quite large Norwich Worces
ter per cent; Farmers Trust Pennsylvania SIS 8;
Illinois /; Indiana !; Mohawk t; Canton Co. la Long
Island i Ohio 6s J; Kentucky 6s J; Vcksburg declined +.
Two failures among the cotton houses occurred to-day
The failures that have taken place this among the
cotton dealers are Of very peculiar nature. There ap
pears to be great want of mercantile honor among the
spectators Of the present day. Instead Of meeting their
engagements as long they have left they
now stop payment to save what property they may have.
The failures that have lately taken place. those who
could go through with their engagements and pay all
their creditors instead of doing which, they stop pay.
ment at the first decline in the value of their stocks
throwing into the hands of their creditors the property
they held-who made to suffer whatever loss there
may be on it,
Amount of tolls received at West Troy Collec.
tors Once from 18Th 22d April 1914 S2l 1913 SO
Amount Of merchandise cleared Is4i TO- soSbs.
Numoer VI cieaiances issued o4s .lI9
1913 .lW
At auction this morning two shares Of $1,000 capt.
tai of the Matteawan Manufacturing Company were sold
| at fifty per cent.
The lower house Of the Pennsylvania Legislature
fused to concur in the amendments made by the Senate
the revenue bill The design is place the matters of
difference in the hands of committee Of conference
The amendments made by The the House amend
ments to the appropriation bill also nonconcurred
in. There but three days Of the session left
The accounts from Harrisburg received yesterday after
noon, states that the Senate rejected the revenue bill on
the question Of its final passage The night mail brought
advces of the vote having been reconsidered-the bill
passed and sent to the House This afternoons mail puts
us in possession Of the intelligence given above in rea
ton to the However, this somewhat
similar to all the Legislation carried in Pennsylvania
The present prospects of trade and the abundance of
money places the policy of sound specie currency he
fore the people in light that is very convincing to ALL
1t is only with currency reduced to specie stand
ard that sustain ourselves eganst the competition
Of the nations of Europe On comparing tie bank
ment Of this country with that of Great Britain find
at this moment greater equality than existed be-
fore
BANK MOVEMENT GREAr BRITAIN THE UNITED
STATEs.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
new York, Saturday, April "a. 1874.

Tue SUNDAY HERALD will contain tomorrow
the first chapter of one OF the novels translated, II
is said, from the famous Sealsfeld, the great Ger
man author, who surpasses Walter Scott, Bulwer,
Cooper, Irving, Eugene Sue, and all the anclen's
and moderns. 1t is entitled the "Courtshp OF
George Howard, Esquire" and describes se'erai
highly original scenes in fashionable commercial
financial and political life in New YORK. Inns
unique work is in the press of the " New World
by Winchester, and will be published In few
DAYS. II this work be authentic, OF which we
have doubts, it will be curious. We will look to It.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-27

CO. COUGHS AND CONSUMPTION CAN BE
cured by the of the genuine DR.. Taylors BALSAM
OF LIvERWORT prepared only at the original Office.
375 Bowery, N. Y. Read the following certificate
"NEw York, April Goth, 1874
Having experienced great advantage from the use
Dr. Taylors Basam Of Lverwort and being satisfied from
my experience, that it is most valuable medicine
for affections of the lungs feel it to be my duty
well wisher of fellows to give my testimony relative
to its wonderful efficacy. About year since, at.
tackled with influenza which continued to grow worse
and worse, until at length it the opinion my phys
clans that my lungs greatly affected DR.. Bennett
attended daily for several months but received no
benefit whatever from his treatment On the contrary
my cough continued to grow worse with frequent night
sweats, Sc This continued until last March, when
considered past all hope Of recovery and did suppose
that any thing could afford permanent relief. About
this time, however, friend advised try Dr. Tayors
Balsam OF Liverwort, and said he would procure bottle
for me il would take it, To this reluctantly consented
dor did not suppose possible for to help me) how
took It, and the first bottle full relieved astonish
ingly; it acted like charm upon have taken three
bottles in ALL and am able to walk out, and have
not the least doubt that two bottles
will effect entire of my disease Any having
the doubt of the correctness of this statement can
satisfy themselves of the truth of by calling
my residence, No. AZ Lewis street, NY -e.typa
"Signed, MATTHEW WHITE" r
The genuine Taylors Basam Of Liverwort is for sale
only at the old office s75 Bowery and by Leeds, l2s
Maiden lane; G B. Zeber, agent for Philadelphia
Chestnut and Third streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-27

LAUNcH.-This afternoon, at o'clock, beauli-
full brig Of l65 tons will be launched from Webb's
ship yard She is intended for the West India
trade, and will be commanded by one of our abest
ship masters, Capt E. Kingsbury. This new brig
is to be named after her owner, X. de Zado; she is
built of the best materials and is expected to be
very fast sailer, being perfect model of our latest
naval architecture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-27

LATE FROM PoRTo Receive learn from Capt
Randall of the Florence, arrived yesterday fror
Mayaguez, that on the 4th inst, sugars were on III
decline, and quoted at 81 last sale at 81 70
prime Molasses was scarce and high
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-27

Mr.. JACOB BARKER, left town few days ago for
New Orleans. He has been very much pleased with
MS visit to the scene of his early genius-his old
iaunts in Wall street. Thousands were glad to see
him
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-27

LEFT THE SrAeE.-By advertisement it will b.
'een .na' Thomas +. Lennox has taken the Rail
road House, Yorkville, for the season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-27
Common Pleas.

beI0re Judge Ihgraham.
APRIL 2s.-DeneC vs. Pike.-An action of trespass,
de boni asportatis" for taking quantity Of groceries
under an execution. Verdict for plainf-$l35, and 6
cents cost.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-27

ELHeANr LrrRRAruRE.-The Columbian Maya
zine for May has jus; been received from the en-
terprising and spirited publisher. Mr.. Post. 1t is
really splendid number The variety--the excel
lence-and the good taste of the numerous articles
rendert one OF the most agreeable and entertaining
periodicals of the day. It contains amongst the
embellishments, a good engraving of lngham's
charming portrait of Mrs. Otis. Altogether this
is just the magazine to grace the drawing-room ta-
Bile, and find its way into, every boudou in the
land