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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-04

Tariff era, exported $500. los, 5C4; and from g,
1910, upon the decrease of the tariff, TIA :"
amounted 10 500 ,352 .365-gvnp HE d ff.,s,.H T.
v"r of us si29o, l53,s0l. during the low lar5 =.
difference thrown INTO The Circulating msc,r,,
increase The price OF the products OF farmers A.,
tiers to the amount Of the increase Of exporra.,r.
Rut some may say this is not the fact: this
of S29s, 1873 sol has not advanced prices IN az
stance; or they ube tariff sdvocaes) may explain =
"wn peculiar sophslry, that protection 10 manu,
affords home market which is more CERTAIN. 4.
But adm. lt-yet wha; is their home market
Gus party, working against their country, ,hs
experience can show. They cannot again III.
the RUNS OF their confiagration But, TO re,u,
is the home market, What does h, Oh tat,f 3
us' Is il not low prices;
See American prices in Bo ton
F FH,a 81 s. 81 81 &, Gee e. !, so 6: 5:
Cot'n, 30 10 II
Above, is the gh Tariff rod during 10 yea.
ssk, does tbs home market give to u TIA:
in justice, certainly, by this time, we ought Ia ella,
we have gwen your manufactures protection :. d.
period OF this Government 10 greater or les
tent. Now, | ask the Southern men, with u
feelings, TO give US prices as high as We can have
by so selecting ariclrs for taxation; and at tn. .
time, to have that Tariff as low as the expenses
Government, Will admit; and by taking care OF II.
Of the proceeds Of the pubic lands, which tend g,
10 lis reduction, then we shall again receive the f.
during the low Tariff period.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-04

The object of the whole proceeding, nesrsos o !" nhe
incense TO the expense OF Judge al-.o
aohsr victim III the OF this ruthless Juseeihdn "h
the occupation destroying character a. pleasing anu
accustomed vocation."-t Yeserdays Richmond ""S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-14
MONEY MARKET.
Sunday, Oct. 1876 r. MI.

The position of the Stock Market is any thing but Ia
voable those interested in advance quotations
In consequence Of the political excitement raging
extensively is impossible to tell from present appear
ances, what things will take in the Of the
next thirty days The poliicalpares arevery equal
ly divided bew the operators Wall street. We find
most Of the bears in stocks belong party and most
Of the bulls to the other. One party is in favor Of de
cline in prices and the other in favor Of advance
There is doubt but that quotations for stocks in this
market win be very much affected by the result of the
approaching contest either favorably unfavorably-
II matters little whether any actual improvement is
created in their values from the policy of either party
The effect of the Of the wing party financial
operations OF all kinds be of the most satisfactory
nature. We have evidence that any improvement at.
tending the Of the wing party will be permanent
there be other foundation fer such
than the general feeling among operators Those who
get the principal operations in stocks in this market,
generally Of limited capital The heaviest ope.
rators otener bears than any thing else and
generally working for decline. Operators for rise,
being desperate reckless set of Spectators who have
every thing to gain and little to loseare influenced
by the slightest favorable circumstance and follow up
any trfing Improvement in prices, until twothirds Of
them used up They the most sensitive beings in
existence, the fluctuations in stocks daily show
Within the past week there has been great falling OF in
quotations At the close OF the week previous operators
for ADVANCE progressing very rapidly, but not
being able to sustain the quotations obtained, very
heavy falling off has since been experienced We
table showing comparative quotations for the past
week -
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twill be observed that most Of the TIA stocks in Tho
lis-sood, I'd snd ind fferenthave steadily improved
throu8 the week Ohi Ga have adv ncei since satur
day week per cent Illinois indiana Kentucky
80 II Penny lvanis 5's Ohio 81 igh.r than
they have been for long time taking iderit
he fact that nearly thee months elspse efoe the
payment of the next div lend present prices
CHER than they have been for than six months
past. II IL the with Kentucky IS. Pennsy lvsnia
6shave advanced within the past two weeks per cent
ihis may be caused by the movements have
ira pirei 10 that State here Is much DOUBT bu!
that the people OF Pennsylvania have given their
sent to have the public works Of the Sold but
;snnot conceive how this fac. improve tn price OF
the stock plIce the financial affairs the State in
more favorab condi ion.
The Baltimore Money market continue very well sup
piled with capital The offerings at the Banks not
equal the receipts The rates of interest ranges from
to per cent Loans made out Of the banks first
rate securities Al per cent At recent meeting OF the
directors Of the Gas Company at Baltimore order
passed directing the payment Of both the City and State
tax heretofore levied on the stockholders be made
from the profits of the company. The Water Company
had some time before adopted similar resolution The
Firemen,, Baltimore and Merchants Fire Insurance.
Companies took the lead this With the excep-
ton of the Merchants Bank Of the corporate Bank
ing Institutions have yet peiI the State Tax the Stock
holders per $780, required to be paid under tho
Act OF the Legislature Tho Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road Company have aeclala dividend Of the profits of
the main stem Cor twelve a2ahs CT u per cent and
six per cen, for the same period the Washington
branch Of the road The aggregate profits OF the ein
stem asceraned to be equal to five cent the dl
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Bridgeport.
TCorrespondence of the Herald

Correspondence Of the Herald.]
BRIDGEPORT, Oct. III, 1874.
The Convention-Grcat Excitement Mon. appear
ance of Mr.. Choate-Disappoinme and Van
Wagner.
DEAR BENEFIT
"Wednesday the gssai Whig Jubilee came off in
our city. The weather was exceedingly fine, ano
must have induced many to visit our city. The
delegations from the different towns around u
commenced pouring in from A. M till noon
From all quarters multitudes were seen vending
their way to the great mass meeting, and most Of
them probably to listen to speech from the great
inimitabe Mr.. Rufus Choate, but he was MOI
here, nor was it announced till it could
have no backward tendency. With the idea
of hearing Mr.. Choate, many were dlsap-
pointed, yet the committee announced that his
place would be supplied Messrs. White, Seden,
Chapman, Spencer, Van Wagner, and Kentucky
ass, were among the speakers. Some OF your
New York bands enlivened the occasion, partcu
arly in the procession, which was toerably decent
all things considered. There was probably in the
mighty procession not over $780, a large estimate
Marshals were thick as toads after a thunder
shower, riding about hlther, and thlther, some OF
them were boys appointed probably in order Il
catch their notes when they are old enough, AND
when they know enough forgot to mention thai
wome old and young, black and white and Indians,
among WnOm lnOtlceu III tnelT EZtKldI ram.
Esq in the procession, on foot. The procession
finally halted at the speakers stand, and was ad
dressed by White Selden, and the Blacksmith, who
spoke about five minutes, and swore that he woulC
see them Id first before he would speak any
longer. This was one of the greatest pecuarities
of the day, to have the Blacksmith get infuratec
on such an occasion he thought he ought to hav,
been the second blower, NC. Matters were, how
ever, reconcied, and he made his appearance,
in the evening IN the City Hall, and gave
the Wings rich treat. He addressed them last
evening the tariff, the night before on adiiierenl
question-the tarff-and tonight on different
question still--the tariff He squrts his dye stuff
around amazingly, and makes the loco focos stare
afew. We have great meetings here nowadays.
especially if we are favored with the chairmanshil
of : the brave knight Of the golden auger," which
is always the case.
We are in a theatre of excitement (political)
The Herah is still more popular with the reading
community. The abominable locofocos, and the
rotten, sinking and corrupt factions Of the coons
wax warmer and warmer, aud continue TO stink
stronger and stronger.
Respectfully, THOMAS THUMB.
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Sewers.

JAMES G. BENNETT, ESQ
AS your attention, and that Of the public, is now
drawn to the subject OF sewers for the city, take
the liberty of making a few remarks.
The city OF Halifax, Nova Scotia, IS built on the
side of a very steep hin heavy rains the quantity
OF water rushing down the paved cutters, on each
side of the street, IS very great To lesson tina
inconvenience, and to promote cleanliness, aboul
fifteen or sixteen years ago, (nearly as now car
recolIect,) in several streets sewers were built u
the middle OF each street, at great expense, wide
and high, almost sufficient fora man to walk uprlgh'
ia, with gratnes at each cross street TO let on the
water. This certainly accomplished the object,
but in my opinion, in avoiding one difficulty they
run into a greater. remembered HALIFAX tor touf
or five years after the completion OF probably fou,
sewers, and heard general complaint, that they
were an ntoerabe nuisance, for the stencil issu-
ing from the gratinRs was dreadfully offensive, SO
much SO, that people near them were compelled ~
out caps over the gratings (Which only partially
remedied the evl) to enable them TO live IN then
houses with any comfort II is now nine year.
since left that place, and have never heard whether
more sewers were built, though know that at firsi
It was contemplated building them in every street
in the city, that led to the summit OF Citadel Hill
Now il the inhabitants Of Halifax suffered such
inconvenience in such steep streets, what woulo
be telt in a level city Tin comparlson,) like New
York Twill leave you to Judge.
have lived here three years, and have often, IN
nv own mind, drawn comparisons between the
two places, and have invariably come to the con-
clusion that Nac York is better cithom se,ce,s,
where all the filth Is seen, and can be taken away,
which is better than having 1t buried out OF sight,
aud only reminded Of it by most abomiaable ef
huyia, enough TO bring a pestIence in the neigh
sorhood in the months Of July and August.
quantity Of filth will always accumulate in :
sewer, and cleaning it will be attended with double
the expense of cleaning the street.
would beg leave to suggest, that before EN-
barking in this project, correct information may
be obtained from Halifax up to this time on this
important subject. Respectfully,
ONE OF Your READERS
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Auuscments.

ETHIOPIAN SEREsADERs APOLLO Rooms, BROAD
wAy.-Who has in the multitude OF interme.
ate concerts forgotten the deep and abiding impression
made by the uneqnalled concerts Of the original Ethio
oan serenaders at Palmo's few weeks since, when
errnon tanwood Harrington and Pelham, attracted all
hat was fashionable that most fashionable establish
men sace that period they have entertained our Pres
lent and his counsellors; they their way to
England and this evening OF the Apollo shor
series OF musical native" soi'ees AS entertaining,
aot more descriptive, than their former EFFORTS.
THE BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL.--We call especial
attention to the advertisement OF this exhibition in ano
er column II forth far stronger inducements than
an, place OF amusement in this city 1t opens TINS eve
ming at the new COLISEUM building
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-14

members Of the New York College Of Medicine Pharmacy
established for the suppression Of quacks continue direct
their particular attention all diseases Of private and
confidently promise requiring medical treatment
safe and wihou. injury to the consttu
make application the College the first appearance
those diseases, amount of surng and time be
thus avoided One of the members OF the College, for
connected with the principal hospital Europe for the
of those complaints attends for daily from
M. to p. NJ
1'erms-Adyce and Medicine ss,.-a cure guaranteed.
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY lNVALlDS.-Persons
living in the country and finding il ncon euept to make
all medicines requisite perform radical by stating their
explicitly, together with all symptoms time Of ctiou
paid addressed to W. s. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College, 95 Nassau
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Whig loss since 1870.

II appears that Skunk will have larger majority
than was at first anticipated In consequence of
the abolition vote, the democrats have carried Mer
Ger, against expectation, making difference OF
six hundred votes in that single county. In Wash
ington and Indiana, also, the abolition vote was
sufficient to defeat the whig ticket in those coun-
ties In the seven counties now to hear from, the
democrats probably have enough to swell Shunk's
majority in the State to 1880, or Whereabouts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-14
Sweet girl with the rosy cheek and coal black hair
With the neck so white and arms so fair
Why suffer your forehead so freckled aud pimpled,

Lady or Man, ' YOUR r', SKIN, thus Dsfaced
with disbursement eruption be easily made clear.
white fair and beautiful by using cake Of Jones' Italian
Chemical Soap for SO cents just try it's excellent
One cake will asonsh you-its effects wonderful:
q hair just buy three shilling bott- Of Jones Coral Hair
clear scurf dandruf &C. You fine New York gentlemen,
whose arsocatc and gentee bodies and fine many limbs,
dispraced by botched faces try cake of this Re-
member that although pulled this most miraculous cheml
cal invention THAT if the genuine Jones' Chemical
soarmind you don't Sc Chatham street. you
swndng dishonest counterfeit, quite usele,s Mind every
cake has T. Jones signed the label Reader he careful of
admgeou. and poisonous terit will ruin your
pexion Mind buy only 80 Chatham street. and take
to ask for Jones' Soap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-14
Ch,Idren Cry for shernan,s Loxenees and

well they they have produced astonishing
than medicines which have ever been before the
Many who have suffering under long continued coughs
and have despaed Of relief have found shermans Cough Lo
children from declining health than all the
put together which bear the Of remedies Do
Buy only Of Dr. Sherman at his warehouse No os Nassau
Sands corner Of East Broadway AID Market streets Fulton
street, Brooklyn; and Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia
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FATAL CAsuALTY.-A seaman, named George
NARROW, native Of New York, was drowned this
morning on Boyce's wharf In attempting to push 2
soat OF from the ship Ocean, he lost his balance and IN
falling struck hs head against the ship, it presumed,
with such force to stun him. His body has not yet
been found Charleston Patriot, Oct 8.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-14

TIC COnCtUVTUNcU VI
;enan and Sassaas prepared by the New York COLLEGE o.
Medicine and Pharmacy established for the snpe SION OF
This refined and highly concentrated extract pos
sessng all the purifying qualities and curative powers o. the
above s bs confidently recommended BY the College as IN
nv superior 10 any extract of Sasapala at present before
the public, and may be relied ON as certain ney ior all
,crofua sarheum, ringworn, bloches or pmpes ulcers
pain the bones or joints nodes % 20
,yrhiis or an injudicious use Of mercury
Sold in single Bottles, nj ID cents each
Z in cases Of half dozen Bottles g 80
I" one dozen 6 90
(ases forw arded to all parts of the Union.
NJ B-A very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers.
w 8. RICHARDSON, M. d., Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-14

THE EXCITEMENT. the whole Of yester-
day crowds were collected around the Offices OF
the party papers. betting, swearing, lying, blasphe-
ming, about the results of the elections The ex-
citement already surpasses that of the "Tippeca-
noe and Tyler too campaign.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-14

The GREAT Foor RACE THIS DAY-ENGLAND
AGAINST AMERIcA.-In our advertising columns
will be found list of the parties who start for this
great race over the Beacon Course, Hoboken, to-
gether with the regulations to be adopted on the
occasion. Every thing displays the greatest pains
having been taken by the spirited proprietor to Sc
cure good sport and accommodation, and there is
little doubt but that the attendance will be i'm
mense, and it Is hored, adequately remunerate all
parties concerned. Extra boats will be placed on
the different ferries, and extra cars and vehicles
the other side OF the water in readiness to convey
parties TO the Course. There was slight inaccu-
racy in our notice Of Yesterday in consequence Of
the transpOsltion OF figure, IT should have been
about 81 will start, not IL, as was stated. There
has arrived from Boston l.. l.. Lathrop, resident
of Vermont, OF some notoriety as a pedestrian in
that Reighborhood Geo. Jones, Chester, Pennsyl
vana; also Greenhalgh and Barlow, from Rhode
Island, where they have been in training since
their arrival in this country The more recent bet
ting Is Greenhalgh against any other; even 10
miles performed within the hour; the same that
the 600 dollar purse would be taken to 6 on the
English against the Americans, Stannard and Gil
der. There is deal OF betting on different par
ties performing certain distances within a given
time, so that great excitement will prevail, ana
good sport displayed. 1t is said that upwards oil
100000 dollars are depending upon the events
Parties from all parts OF the Union and the Cana
das have arrived TO be present, together with a
sprinkle from the old country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-14

Lady, lady, oh. how speckled
Is your brow. face, neck, and arm;
Sure to be 80 very freckled


Must excite in you alarm
On your CHI elk, Ills true, the dmples
Charming look-as well they may
But those horrid looking pimpes,
Sure must drive the beabx away
II is really surprising how lady appear in
public with frecked pmpled sunbunt face when DR..
Gouaud offers her such invaluable remedy in his Italian
Medcated Soup For the purpose above alluded (or indeed
for disorders the Of Dr. truly inest
mable Thousands who have tried IL lock upon Dr. Gourapd
original Office Walker street. st Broadway 80
cents cake Beware Of poisonous counterfeits
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-14

cure Of eonorrhea gleei seminal msons and all mocoum
eot discharges from the uehra These pills the result OF
twenty years experience in the Hospital de Chse Paris are
a. inble remedy for all diseases Of the urehra They eeci
care much shorter time than eny other Ismedy without
t,ntng the BREATH dsageeiog with the somach conne
from business Price, 81 box Sold the College Oh Mea
cne anu '"''"''' " s. RICHARDSON, M. d., Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-14

MORE NONSENSE The Advent Herald OF this
week says, We shall make provision for issuing Q
leaders Of the paper they say We feel that
addressing through hese columns Tor the last ume
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-14

Beai's Hair Restorative, for the growth OF
Hair bald places and preventing it falling Off Found CT
Walker street, first store Broadway.
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Georgia Election .
WhiR loss since l84O,. 49,.

Wing loss since $780,. ..........l, 4@
1t is fair to suppose from these returns that five
wings are elected to Congress to three democrats
Six wing members are claimed by their party.
There are five democrats now in Congress from
this State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-14

TEXAS CorToN.-By statement from the Col.
lector of Customs at Shreveport, in this State,
published in the Caddo Gazette appears that from the
lat of June is4s the Goth OF June Of the present year
there entered from Texas at that point, and elearedor
New Orleans, Ia $40 bales Of cotton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-14

MORE LETTERS FROM Mr.. CLAy.-We have on
hand six fresh letters from Mr.. Clay in ls25-two
on the election Of Mr.. Adams-one on kid gloves
and three short ones on Texas and other topics
Write away Mr. Clay. Your case is made up
You cant inlure or better il nnw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-14

TO inc Anmates OF The AstOr Houso'-n
proportion of their number who every luxury
and conf that this country affords which money
reach q maaLand ys neglect supply themselves With an
barter all the above We aude Connss rain Extractor
sold A. Comstocks 81 Couandt and which gentleman
subject the Piles announcement feelings who has
amak = any kind child liable scads burns
tlen with hers infant with chaps mother with
nipples will go with mt i If they once know from
renee or from asking those who have tried IT, Of the magical
efscts OF this unaecouniable save.
CAuTioN-The public requested procure this saive
only as above at 81 Courandt they will be deceived
with wicked and useless counterfeit
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Democratic gain since 1910, ...... 1884
In 1910 the wing Pre.id-nti | IN 10 ty 1855
Do Gubern.toral do 1880
In '8i2 the democra ic do do. $500. 3H3
There eighty Counties in the stae.
There were reports in town yesterday, giving a
democratic majority in Richand of 1900; In
Hamilton Of 1890; and in Butler Of 1900. These
are very doubtful.
The democratic majority in the present Senate Is
A. The wing majority in the House is 8.
Thus far the wings have gained Senators and
Representatives.
United States Senator is to be elected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-14

CONNECTICUT Town ELrcTroSs.--The whigs
have carried forty seven towns, and the democrats
thirty-nine.
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o. STEAMSHIP BRITANNIA, Hewitt, from Boston,
or Liverpool, arrived at Halifax Sd inst, at 8 AM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-14

Mixture prepared by the College OF Medicine and Pharmacy of
the city OF New York. confidently recommended for all
aepy produced by secret Indulgence of kind
unless d.lending mal-formation.)
Single bottles 81 each; dozen IS: carefully
packed aud sent TO all parts Of the Union.
Office OF the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy Nassau
w. 3. RICHARDSON. NJ D.. Agent.
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I.rrsr rroM GIpRALrAR.-Capt. Thomas,

IATEsr FEoM GIBRALTAR. Capt. Thomas, OF
the Caroline reports that on the 9th of September,
detachment Of British soldiers made unsuccessful at
tempt 10 raise the wreck Of the steamship MISSOURI and
that another attempt to be made by the crew Of
frgate Warspte which thought Would prove sue
cessful -
September with his squadron consisting OF three ships Of
the line the frigate La BelePoule, and seven steamers
The Infexibe Montezuma were at Gibraltar
rhe Prince de Jonve had issued orders that none OF
his officers should communicate with any ofthe
British officers men, except Vice Admiral owen.
Capaip Thomas also reports that the crop Of grapes
throughout the whole Of the neghborhood, had never
been known to be short (which accounted for by
the excessive hot season in August which burnt many
Prices of dry fruits and lines were expected
to rule very high throughout the season-Boson Courier
Oct -.