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New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
The Evening Post Again.

TO INt Z-uIUT = U1s IFtVt"t.
The Free Trade Post says, that the best of
White Crushed Sugar Is selling in Liverpool for 10
cents per pound, and that it could be imported and
sold here fer l3 Cents but FOX the outrageous Wing
Tariff, which taxes foreign Sugars of this kind,
cents per pound. So that, every poor housewife
who purchases pound of this Sugar has 10 nay 20
cents per pound, cents Of winch goes dlrectlyiato
the pockets of one or TWO rioh Sugar Rehners.
Now the truth is, (and appeal to you, and 10
every "housewife'' who has bought pound OF
such Sugar for the last y months) that the regular
price is, and has been y. cents per pound for the
best American article. If the gentlemen Of the
Post are charged 20 cents a pound, they must buy
on credit, and that credit must be very poor.
Yourl H
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
|, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL rs, 1875.

hr- Mrs AMAyrHUS WEiSsINGER, wife Of one
OF the Editors of the Louisville Journal, died on
the 9TH inst. on the steamboat Grey Eagle, near
Natchez. as she was passing down the Mississippi in
pursuit OF health. She was ia her 9th year. Mr..
Prentice touchingly says:
Mrs weissinger was not more distinguished By the
y,acss az her person and manner than by the virtues
her heart and the excellence OF her understanding She
w2s one the most brilliant ersanentso society and as
universally admired, respected ana beiovea Ihc5e who
knew hes best in the domestic circle priced her most dear
ly She was uniformly kiDd, attentive and hospitabie,
and as in her, those virtues were accompanied oy the
graces OF unsurpassed elegance no ore coad
enter the threshold! her home and not feel perfectly at
ease or leave without involuntary tribute 10 her love
ness Duness fled from her presence, and light, fc and
oy attended her footsteps Her heart was The hoae al
he social and domestic virtues and her genuine goodness
Kindness ard benevOlence have left an impression which
will long remain oestfy to the intrinsic superiority OF her
character Her tastes Unaffected and highly refined,
shedding about her home atmosphere OF cultivation and
eleance that won the admiration OF all capable of appre
catinc H. Many experienced her nnobtrsive charities,
for her ympaihes with all the forms OF distress were Eeen
and the still sad music OF humanity fell her
unheeded Few indeed there who unite so much
erna beauty aud brliancy with SO mich excellence and
lovcliness.
And vet she the favor;e and society who
h.d so much TO live for whom the past full or
pleasing associations and the future full of hope and
promise who such little while ago, was 50 distinguished
by all the traits that society loves and adnres she sone
lost 10 her friends and the OF time forever The
idolstar IS stricken from our rmament and shall
Its light no It has pleased awse and nscrutaole
Providence his mysterious dispensatons 10 remove her
whom all loved from midst and while we bow rever
emily 10 his will 1t will be melancholy pleasure TO her
friends often from the wrecks of the past the
form Of one the loveest OF her sex The flowers she
loved so we'll will soon shed their fragrance above her grave,
and the songs OF birds will pass her ear unheeied IL tie
glad SpriNgtime but though she will be insens;oe TO
them they will revive the memory the beauty and mel
ody which have fed with her beyond the shores of time
THUS fades thus lanGuishes, srows dim, aud dies,
Ail ih,t Ibis world Is proud OF y
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

GRAHAM HoUSE-SEw ARRANGESlEyT.-RoS-
WELL GoSS informs his friends and the public that he
has enlarged his BOARDING. ESTABLISHMENTS known
as the Graham House. S. Barclaysreet by adding 20
the adjoining house and s prepared 20 accommodate ras
sieat or permanent Bolrders the favorabs terms
All friends OF Temperance desriy quiet home, and free
dom from the fumes OF alcohol and tobacco, invited
ps;ronizc this house. The Vegetable System, with the
choicest selection of fruits, &c. which the market sords,
viii be strictly adhered but table will be served for
tho c who prefer the ordinary mode. or mixed Diet
Croton Shower Warm and Geld Baths, free.
o5 II ROSWELL GoSs.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
MEDICINES.

MGUlOlN CS.
WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
a COMPOUND sAL,IMc PRErAsArIoS rAoa WILD CHERRY
AND TAR.
The best remedy knotr,i to the ,rorld for the OF
coughs, colds, asthma, group, bleedtng Of the
htngs, uhooping cough, bronchitis, IN
Ruen-o, shortuess of breath, pain
and ,redkJ,ess IL, the 5rtast
or side, ltrsr COM
paint, aud The
first stages of
CONSUMPTION.
70 THOUSAND CURES. IL cases deemed utterly
former medical discovery II has always been styIsd
tures Prsscrgton' being formed chiefly from CHI. meal
thek scattered w-rsyer iisesses Of the uars prevail We
give few instances of its extraordinary from csta
lady (addess will be given at ,hs New.York Agency
who given by all OF her physicians TO die OF consam
large quantities bony substancehsd taken
no medicine for monts being past all hoPe-en.i,ey
cured by few bottles Of this Basam in September and oco
Der, 1874.
so cured attend TO lis business III the most stormy
weather.
Thomas Cozeas Haddoneid " ,es,iss under oath ha,
had violent cough and pain IN the sideor months raised
large quantities of nait,r1lso much bloodhis ply
scians could do but little for himSaye him pills OF me
curry but did sood-hs friends all supposed he had
opry consumption We rey cured b three bottles oil WIS
Mn. Ann D. Hopkins of KnowlesviI!e,, \. y. eanreB
cured Of liver complaint and general debility Of eighteen
Jacob Holman, NJ D Huntingdon. cured child Of P
SshIoebe Of obstinate; disease OF the lungs alter he had tired
all the usual remedies n vain.
Case, daily occurring in part Of the country which
every shade Of lung liver disease over every other prepa
ration her. toiore known TO the world.
Druggists p Ful,onssree, New Sold also at 27s
Broadway East Bioadwsy Ths absys ,, are the Only
mh29 Gm-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

TAXES ~ ENGLAND CONSEQUENT iron HER WARS.
Taxes upon every thing which enters into The
mouth, or covers the back or is placed under the
foot taxes upon every thing which II IS pleasant
TO see hear feel smell oraste; taxes upon warmth,
light and ocomoiion taxes on every thing on
earth, and the waters under the earth ;-on every
thing that comes from abroad, or is grown al home
taxes on the raw material ;-taxes on every
fresh value that is added to 1t by The industry OF
man taxes on the sauce which pampers mans
appetite, and the drug that restores him 10 health
-on The ermine which decorates the Judge, and
the rope which hangs the criminal on the brass
nails OF the cetin and The ribands OF the BRIDE ;
al bed or board, couchent or levant, we must pay.
The schooLboy whips his taxed top the beard,
less youth manages his taxed horse with taxed
bride on a taxed road and the dying Englishman,
pouring his medicine, which has paid seven per
cent, into a spoon which has paid fifteen per
cent, filings himself back upon his chintz bed,
which has paid twenty-five per cent, makes his
will on an eight pound stamp, and expires in the
arms OF an apo,heca,y who has paid license Of
an hundred pound for the liberty Of putting him to
dealh His whole property is then Immediately
taxed from iwe 10 len per cent: Besides the pro-
bate, large fees are demanded for bulying him in
The chancei: his virlnes are handed down 10 pos
,eri,v on taxed marble; and then he is gathered
10 his fathers-to be taxed no more.
Edinburgh Review.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
uEOR BUNKUM. ("

CoRRUGATED sUsPENDERs.-Weii. Master Hum
bur.s Captain OF nine lawsuits ia Ii: United states
Shsr think you OF the Spring Trade % Has
youI lnuncrioa esained al. there yet
40 lie same and break dotc and destroy your
aforesaid business by the kind and qer Of ,aid
your ssu greatly injured and exposed epdrabe
wrong BY The kind ssd qratyof said goodI Has your
and d.mand he relief prayed While your Orator.
baskns in tie sunshine Of his rel Tie subscribers will
terms with superior article OF Corrugated or Shired sus-
pender .rorranted entirsty free from sulphr that gem
tleen and not be exposed 10 suspicion some
times attending the smell Of suIplnr.
HUTCHINSON & RuNYON, So Maiden Lane.
az Iw or Factory. Newark. New-JerSey.
CHEET IRoN-loNe bundles American Sheet Iron, as,d
"a s50H No sHFRMAN si.a ATATER Co. 80 Broad st,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

WASHINGTON IKvING-Mr. Irving is beloved
wherever he is known for his amenity of manners
and kindness Of heart, and his reputation might be
almost termed universal. He is not only popular
and ad red in the gorgeous halls Of palaces but
his writings have reached the hearts of the common
soldier in his barracks and the poor man in his
bin. We have heard an auecdote which illustrates
the truth of the latter part OF this remark. Upon his
last visit 10 the south OF Span MI. Irving took Gi6
,oltar in his way 1t is one ot the regulations of
that military post that no one shal! be admitted
within the gates after particular hour in the
ing. The vessel in which Mr.. Irving was passen-
ger had dropped anchor the harbor after this hour
but, being wholly unacqualntsd with the above
mentioned rule, and anxious TO leave the narrow
limits in which he had been so long pent up. and
tread once more uponthe glad earth, he landed and
asked for admiltance Of the soldier upon dnty, The
sentinel politely but decidedly refused; wherenPon
Mr. Irving handed him his card with the request
that it might be left with the proper authorities. so
that in the morning no delay might occur in admit
ing him. The soldier looked upon the card, and
then raising his hat, Sir said he. are yon
Haa,ington hring, Of dmeyioa-are you the. au-
thor of The Sketch Book and the Tales of the
Alhambra !''' Mr.. Irving replied, in some surprise,
81 am 'sThen,'' said the sentinel, you may
enter. know that l shall be pardoned for admit
ting you,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
strn.tIcs and industrial Rcsources

Statistics and Industrial Resources
Beitc ascertaited aud reported i't England than IN
our Cou,ttry--dmnnal raluc of real property in
England
To understand the resources of any country and
the legislation necessary for is development 1t is
essential at whatever cost, to establish an efficient
system to procure its statistics with funess and
accuracy. To dc so has been regarded as one OF
the first and most important steps on the march
from barbarsm TO civilization. 1t was remarked
of the Pernvians, when conquered, that they had
already made great advances, having provided for
full returns Of population and produce.
1t may not be, even now, too soon TO urge on the
proper authorities such preliminary steps, and far
her legislative provisions as may be necessary, TO
ensure for our Census 10 be taken in much more
completeness than was obtained IN lS39-ln which,
for example, Hemp and Flax are so reported, as in
many instances, TO leave II matter OF guess work.
whether the returning officer meant tons orpounds
and Horses and Nudes are all hudded together
SO that no one can say or guess the number OF
either separately.
In this matter as well as in the fulness and value
of all parliamentary Investigations by Committees
the action of the English Government is worthy OF
imitation The testimony In such cases, Of men
of known probity and great experience, and the re-
ports of these committees throw floods Of light on
all the great branches of public industry, enabling
the government 10 correct all material errors Of
legislation and adjust conflicting claims to the no.
ce OF government so as TO carry forward the gene
raj welfare.
AS means Of calculation and comparison and
as an item of that sort Of information which every
political inquirer ought 10 possess, it is deemed
worth while TO take space for The following state
ment, found in late English paper, the result of
an order of Parliament 10 ascertain the
Total anna rdl9c of real property in each County in
England and Wales for the year 1913 assessed TO the
property and income Distinguishing that on land, ho-
ss tthes manors, Quarries mncs iron-works, canals,
railways &C. &C. 1t hence appears that in England and
Wales alone the grand total annual vale Of real assessed
property amounts 10 the of fS5S02 i35,
thus subdiv6ed, viz Lands fi0 loss or nearly ene
halt Hoases f35,556399; Tithes, fl,9t0330 Manors,
fl522I6; Fines, f3l9,l4 Quarries f20T O09, Mines,
81 9O979i Iron-worbs fil2022 Fisheries, Ell ll04
Canals fl229 POP and Railways f2 500; other pro.
perty not comprised IN the foregoing, { ti,466,sl5
similar rs Scotland gives grand total OF i94SiI62
VIZ Lands f5,as6 527; Houses f29 Fines t90;
uuarries f3S,i74 Mines, f177592 Iron-works, tlA7,-
4l2 Fisheries, f47s09; Canals fI,e9 and Railways,
fISl 333 The other property not included IN the fore
going details amounts 10 t3U9,4So
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

e. RICHARD FISHER, Jr. wATCH-NAKEk and
~ JeweIler is now prepared to sell Watches ct re-
tail lower than any other house IN tne CITY. AZ
he u constantly receiving all descriptions direct for1 the
manufacturers in England. France ana ne ~
nom SIS 10 sI0G each; silver DO. rcm S. TO $40 each
a warranted 70 keep good time, or the money yetumed-
Also very good assormen. o 1Smeiy aa ssel msre
silver taken exchange bought for cash. Watches,
clocks Boxes and Jewey repaired m the best
ncr and warranted by experienced wokren, low as any
other house In the city. RICHARD FISHER, Jr importer
Of Watches and Jcwery, Wholesale ard retail, No. 33
Broadway, SewYork, fsw doors above the City Hc->
pital. (nis) RICHARD FISHER. Jr.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
SHAKSPEAKE HOTEL.

CORNER OF WILLIAM & DUANE-STS., N. Y.
A Ths subscriber scseetinly informs the public that
pared accommodate them with Bosrd and Lodging,
moderate terms lt has been put in the thorough
and complete repair painted and ehtted with additional
furniture aud he viii usual what he do,
bur solicits the travelling community visit and give him
trial and judge for themselves that the establishment under
his management deserving oil the patronage OF the public.
The location being central business offers Inducements TO
merchants from the country from is retired situation unsur
passed other house in the city, Terms 81 per day.
The subscriber bess 20 cali the attention OF parties a
the Assembly Room will be to let TO hoe giving Balls and
Concerts for e remaining part of the and that the
ye he ar6e calls s attention the pro-
and referees has uudegons alteration and that he s ready 70
Accommodate them reasonable termswhich will be seen
by his regulation of room hire. ,tsl
u B-A select number Of Permanent Bosrders will 10
mas sm 'ON>N'~ '.'' MINoRD s. THREsHER-
A-A WATER POWER FOR SALE OR TO LEASE
@ The propretoso of the very extensive Water Power at
DASEYILLE FALLS, Ulster Co.. N. Y. offer to lease
sell reasonable terms the balance pnit oil their
occupied Mil SITES andWa'e! Privileges. situated on The Wall
ton miles from the eawarc and Hudson Depot at Ron
dout and from the Hudson River at Hyde Park This
Wn Rived Gy @ %ss s S ae'
by survey 0 cubic feet hour at its lowest state
over @ SSS m 5SGS dam Of % feet sn and q
Grst Mill building ofte best quality very abundant ON
prices. The county periecy healthy and proysons Cheap
The Dashvlc good roads from poughksepsis.
q The projected RaiSad on The We.i .ide ifom
New York to Albany VIII pas, through ths village
pany may be established there for the amount Of the
chase money The Revised Statutes Of the State Of
Eve persons together for the manufacture
ofCoon Wool on &c md the necessity Of obtaining
uSsi isEf'i GGEEY I5f GSaa f me
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
ASK THE SUFFERER
FROM
AN-Hcalinc BaIsani,

DoISuihs
peeSy CURE ous and tedious couah Raising Of Blood
HSsse%d and hs
will tell youNo There yet has been remedy intro
duced public notice which has been Of much
good IN s0'"' AToSsHNG sTfSo5 sRf taJ cuRE ls yoNs
WM BoNp the celebrated Boston cracker baker 81 Nassau
Asih, for 90 years aud could not ld ei 1 isS
nearly we'll His daushtsr who suffering from the seme
so we that she IS able to rse from her bed early IL
ing and attend her usual duties through the day without
HESRr JAcKsos, 18th street, The Catholic Cemetery
BEEN eled with ksha
and was exhausted on hs aTa that ne eSaa
nS b. wasS om hs residence to the office Without
fatigue distance of miles to tell OF the
relief which he had experienced from using about one hafo
'le '''' CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS en-.
Is no % hope Of bis recovery persuaded
health that he IS now able walk about the streets
Mrs Aree the ws Of Wn A,s M James Mar%an Fon
bb a GPs @ tSs s E @
Remedy IN c0HsumgffG%F sgFf%TISG r sst tanSD1o BIDop.
Mrs. THoupouKs 1852 Monroe ST., who had been troubled
sns Of X Sx Sofs S iss uaa
and declares it the eres;st remedy 10 the world IL.
fs isS mas
taking it, having been undes the care Of his py
and was very much troubled with sweat bottles Of
remedy enabled him to his daily work lie was
entirely relieved. -,
David Henderson 50 Laght street. George w Burnett
formerly of Newark ~ j. Henry Lisbon le9 Ryinston.'
and other persons have been speedily and ena-
nently cured OF the same complaint BY this remedy
THE ARRAY OF NAMES
which could oduced Of who have used tins great
remedy would than fill column. Among the number
we are permitted to refer A NJ Bninge l02 Barclayeet
James B. Devoe lOl Reade.seet Mrs McCafIee, 50 Aor
neystreet f. Smith, 92 I'd avenue Mrs Wm H. Attree oil
tbis rity and Mrs Archibald. IS White-str
Be not deceived with other remedy when you wish 10
purchase this remember that Fogers Oosaonan or ALI
Healing Basam is sold only lO6 Nassau door
above ANN at Mrs Hays l3s Fulton.seet Brookyn and at
J Hinssan's Williamsburg. al23mt
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
HEALTH AND STRENGTH
n. n So Sherry Wine R1fferN

HEALTH AND STRENGTH!
DR.. S. o. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters
RE the only remedy for Dysepsa and aundice that
II has been discoysr.d-and their general Tor 81
years with recommendations from t most eminent Of ,e
Medical Faculty the afflicted that they
wonderful merit.
THEY GIVE LIFE. ELASTICITY AND vrooR
to the yscera promote the per,taltc action cleanse the
stomach aud bowels from unhealthy accumulatons and pun
f and snyen tbs blood in the thorough and eectua
manner. -
They are the most certain remedy for all those prevalent
Diseases called Dpspepsa. Jaundice Liver Complaints
Heartburn Dizziness Headache Wandering Settled Pains
Sinking Eautness Sour Stomach Loss Of Appetite Weak,
ness Of e Limbs Nervous Debility Costiyeness Piles aud
all Diseases caused By unhealthy state OF the Stomach aud
Bowels
They are the unrvaled and eficacious componndofa
ETS REGULAR PHYSICIAN ~
aud Graduate Of the
NEw-nAaPsHIne MEDICAL COLLEGE,
who has made the study of Medicine his profession.
BENG con,po,ed entirely OF vegetables they OF such
nature that they be taken for length OF time by n'a
lids without njung the system or exposing II 70
take cold. =, .
Fulton street. 273 Broadway II East Broadway PIiee 10
cents. az III
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

- THoMfSoNs TRUSSES, Office l3 Beck
n IN\man street. About 900 Of the first physicians
S@x 3and surgeons OF Ncw-York have given their
decided preference to this Truss, as you can
graduate the pressure from TO hfy pounds on tho
rupture without back pad, which does much njury
to the spine. fair trial being the best test Of Its superb
ority II Is applied six days trial gyer and II It does
not retain the rupture while performing every kind Of ex
ercsc or coughing and give perfect easen word, 1T s
not satisfactory In every respect the money cheery
returned and this Is the only condition which you
should buy any Truss. permanent cure Is easily effected.
and warranted, If directions followed.
Those 5endng for this Truss noed only mention the side
rupred and the roAnd the hips, they grad
ua,e the pressure to suit their Sold Wholesale and
retail at 10 Eeekman-st. aui
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

auuzSsss, HULLS TRUSSES.-Sotice 10 kuprared
N S SPersons.-Persons afflicted with Rupturca
Y EA gmay rely upon the best detrimental aid the
~SSs% world affords, on application at the Office,
No. Vesey street, either OF the agents in the principal
towns In the United States Be careful to examine the
back pad Hs Trusses, TO II they endorsed by
Dr. Hull In writing. None genuine, TO be relied upon
as good without his signature.
Many persons have undertaken to vend limitations Of
Hus celebrated Tusses and thousands are imposed upoa
in consequence These limitations be relied upon;
they are made by unskful mechanics and are no better
than the ordinary Trusses
Rooms been fitted up at No. Vesey street, exclus
syely for lndies having separate entrance from the bus-
ness department. where female Is In constant attendance
10 wait upOn patients. nzlT
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

a WATCHES WATL IN .o-.in ossDrment Of gold
MN and silver patent lever anchor escape and lepne
Watches of superior makers. for sale grrst bar
SsSsSsAS gains. by MOTT. BROTHERS, Nl,sau-st. i
N.b-Haying IN our employ workman who ]. seknosi.
edged be the best this country having acted DIer In
the factories u Europe which enables have done the
most intricate difficult work thar possibv all
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

MAIL FOR THE Pa c1FIc.-The U. S schooner
On-ka-hy.e. Lieut. Commd't A. Sinclair, will sail
from Norfolk on the lst May, for Chasres.
a mailbag will be made up at the Norfolk Post
ther. prior to that day will be forwarded The
postage to Norfolk must in all cases be paid IN ad
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
wATER-CURE ESTABLISHMENT

:
st Erpttleboro', VI.
By DIR. r WESSELHOEFT. " German late of Bo.ton.l
Patients wishing try the WaerCure treatment on the
plan Of Vincent essz Graenberg Germany. will please
address post raid above giyEg lucid OF their
diseases VIXEN they will receive prompt and decisive
the probability OF their Cue by Water. with the time
when and the which they can be received II the
establishment If they desire 10 Satisfactory references
ri,pn M 2mrndD&W
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

SUDDEN DgArH-Thomas Pollard. Esq. OF Bos-
ton very estimabe gentleman, staying temporarily
sci. about 9 O'Clock yesterday morning. while
ascending st the staircase at the Powhatan House,
and immediately breatled his last from excessive
hemorrhage. He was about 50 or 60 years OF age.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

LEECHEs, LEECHES! LEECHES.
CwEDIsH LEECHEs OF the best fq,isy a5e siie @ coz
Ssranty hand and for sale az paedsfaH WiTTE aA'
as ~, importers Of Lerches. % John-st ~ y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-08
~'TKUSTEE.,S SALE.

virtue Of n deed al Trust dated The 18th
- day Of October. 1912. executed by Hirum
Martin 10 lie rs Tfusce. TO secxre the p,ymen, oil
certain dents in sold deed mentioned, | shall ufer
al public sale 10 the highest bidder. al the front
door OF The Court House, on Monday the 5h day
Of May The following described renl property,
VIZ Lo, No AZ. situate on The North side Of Wa,e,
street. IN that part Of Middle Wheeling laid of :nto
lots by Noah Zane, Jim Fawcett and Others.
Also. lot number 1875 in East VIII, cling. aud OF,
Which - erected a good brick tenement.
The title Ia The above property is believed tr be
'ndispniable. but selling as irus'ec I shall "ni, cons
vey snch Title ms is vested in me by said deed.
TERMS OF ~SAI.E-CASH.
npS-is JAS A CLARKE. Trustee.
The above sale is pos,oonej mill The ooI ms,