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The New York herald., 1845-11-06

We have very little change report in the quotations
or market value OF our principal State stocks Prices
ara merely nominal account Of the very limited
actions. There is speculative movement going on in
OF railroad stocks but Independent of this there
very little doing in the market The legislatures Of
several States have convened and the time is near at
hand when most of them will be in session An extra
session OF the Legislature of Illinois ill be called the
ensuing winter by the Governor OF that State for the
purpose OF adopting any measues necessary to carry
out more thoroughly the nue law passed at the
last session The populao. Of Illinois has within the
past year or two increased very large per cent
lection OF taxes under the taxation laws has progress
SEQ ana Is progress very satisfactorily the sale Of
pubic lands and the increase of agricultural produc
tons nave Deed larger than in any Western State; the
work on the canal going rapidly and illinois will
emerge r>ore suddenly the financial difficulties
der nch she has for the past year abored than gene
reilly anticipated.
The finances of Michigan rapidly improving, and
have doubt the legislature of that State about
venng will perfect some pap by which the credit of
the State will be redeemed. The population of Mch
gan within the past five years has about eighty
per cent and its agricultural productions about
dred and fifty per cent From recent taken oi
st. Josephs county 1t appears that there has been
enormous increase in these departments.
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Brookvn Institute this evening Our Brooklyn friends will
fail take opportunity hear these charming
lists Their have the highest satisfaction, and
been greatly spplauded in this city.
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Married..

Married.
On Wednesday morning, the 5th instant at ST. Peters
Church. Perth Amboy, by the Rev. Gordon Winslow
Hon ALBERT WARD to CATHARINE URSULA, daughter Of
the late Cortlandt Parker, all of Tompkinsvle, Rich
mond Co., New York.
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Guard the Hair CautiousIy-Is your head

Guard the Hair CnutiOusiy-Is your head
filed with scurf and dandufl Is HAIR thin and weaki
lfiti badness and you must apply season
able preventive IL that Phalons Chemic,
Hair Balm becomes Invaluable the dandruf nurses
The hair and brings forth in it. original beauty and strength
Fell try IT, Ifyour hs shows any symptoms Of decay
Prepared and sold BY E. Phalon Broadway For agents
advertise ment.
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BROADWAY TABERNACLE,
On which he will be assisted by the Members OF the
Philharmonic and New York Sacred Music and 9th
stingushed ABILITY OF this city, who have
ed their services; the whole forming array OF Vocal
aud instrumental before presented Concert
America.
complete Programme and the Performers names will be
presented few days previous to the Concert.
The talent already engaged will fully meet the expectations
of the public. - =
The Ruler Of the Spirits, tiirst iimej Weber
first time this country, the following Operatc
fhoruses, by an adequate number Of performer.
The "Prayer'-Moses IN Egypt. kossini
The Stars are brightly Beamng'-Preciosa Weber
The Tramp Chorus and Solos. ................ .Bshop
"viye le Roir ir............... BaIfe
The Finale Of the First Act Of Euryanthe Weber
Consisting of full solo and 9uarette with Chorus Of War
riors and Villagers. First time in America
The Orchestra will OF 100 voices, aud nearly loo
struments.
Mir a. Marks Leader Of the Orchestra. BY permission OF
WIN. Mitchell, Eso.
Mr.. Tmm will preside at the Piano Forte.
The whole under the direction Of MIR. u. G. Hill-
Concert commence at o'clock.
Tickets One Dollar eachFor sale the Music Stores
and Saxton Miles, 203 Broadway; Leavt Trows 1874
Broadway Appleton Co.'S 200 Broadway; Neshitt
Wall and Water sts; J. ?. Perkins, No. Wall ST.; A.
Sparks, l6 Fulton H. Meigs, i,6 Broadway; Geo Whit
ance ostonI0r
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FRENCH LANGUAGE,
A CARD.

A CARD.
CIGNOR RAPETTI having dedicated himself exclusively
- the instruction Of Music respectfully informs hs friends
and the public he will during the mouth OF October
rnence the VIOLIN at his No $50 Broadway
moderate Those Who desirous Of becoming pupils
will please apply to Sgno Godone 400 Broadway, and
Chambers Joliie, 385 Broadway.
sgnor Rape will conture usual siving lessons the
Piano and Italian Singing. s2i eod1nitrc
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r ARD-ss6 bbs prime Leaf Lard firm and white just
IL landed er barque Geneses Tor sale by
EK. COLLINS u CO.
olo IS South street,
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ABBEY HOTEL.

ABBEY HOTEL.
TO LET-Ths Furniture Fi.ures &c, &C. for sale. The
premises good order and the Hotel
alton he Proprietor having arang gements to 20 South
viii sell his interest ON reasonable tel
Ar Van Rensselaer, would many thanks for the lbe
raj patronage bestowed the abbey for the
aud would solicit continuance Of for tn fall and
winter .pared furnish Dinner aud Suppers in
dvid9as for parties short His liable and bar
supplied with the best the markets afford For the
don OF parties and good music will be ready for those
who may wish to enjoy the same
bLooMiNGpALE hoAD, l02d ST eet, NY. Nov 1845.
ne If
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NEW JERSEY ELEcTIoN.-We last night received
but few returns OF the election he'd in this State, on
Tuesday, for memb re of Coagfe.s Asscmblymen, i,
&c. The wings have again been successful in
Essex, Hudson, Morris, Middlesex, Mercer, and
Somerset counties The democrats have carried
their ticket IN Burlington county, and it is supposed
they have elected Congressman from that district.
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DUCklNG GUNS
LASfS Duck (uus Of the most approved IL ngt
~ form, weight aud bore ' " -
cases very superior Cooking Guns
o cases low priced boys and larger Guns. The above
tns arc now store and will be- sod At extreme prices
Also, full stock of Sporting articles iup materials &C.
o2t 3aw1m'rc A;W. SPIES & Go. 2ls Pearl street,
/ w. THORNE Co, Produce and Flour Merchant ils
~ Broad sre~ o3 sc
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SEGARS-SEGARS-BA
'NHE SuBSCRlBEkS having lately pnrchashed eIten-
si,e stock OF segars by order Of ssgnees &c
snabed TO offer greater bargains than much
ipwei tan he cost Of manufacture or
hsn are several lots exceedingly desirable. For
wholesale segar Emporium, lo8 AN stIe.t up stairs
no lmr KENNETH & LAVERTH.
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4
NOTWITHSTANDING the short during which
IN this Invaluable medicine has beea before the American
publc It's seciic properties and have unequvocy
proved u to be not only the reliable also unfang
remedy IN all affections prescribed be within its legitimate
ntrUl Unlike Wanted advertised the Nap-
remedy Tor disease; but Tor It's astonishing
possessed by other medcamenr within the VI the
PhaImacopRia, IN allaylng ation inflammation o the
cosnEs and stimulating the brone ehil action
above all tor ITS wonderful property Of
ARRESTlNG THE FORMATION OF TUBERCLE,
And ieakng down pulmonary disease when established All
uourers referred which will be
QfD Hastings, and euy tvlde Lon
don Lancet) effected by Jealous fellow laborer Dr. Hocken
of London sufficient OF themselves the tmor
keptcs Of the perfect durability by the above remedial
Tubercular Consumption. Let none despair.
For sale by MOORE & CO., the American Agents, ~
Ann street. and J. Elliott, I73 DIVISION STREET, op-
posite Ludlow, New York Price 81 bottle-Six bot
ties for So. ms I'm je
'HE Propretors OF the New York coffee Saloon 27 Full
rect, would respectfully lnor his customers and
the public generally that in he will sd
don To the usual bill OF fre Aaode Beef at Sd pae
Fried Oysters and Poultry OF all kinds al s plate.
All those who will favor him their patronage will find
every thing served style to be surpassed by the
city. o2o iw-rc
FRENCH LANGUAGE.
MI ONS FOlGNET, OF the principals OF the schoo
l known to the public the firm Of Fognet and Taylor
Classical French aud English school, and under whose charge
former pupils and the public general that he will
his Evcnng lass al ms school room No i9 Broadway on
Monday, October GOTH
Mons f. having leisure hours, will likewise
dence No. az Green St, Amity, at the school
3tawimsrc.
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MARCHE MAkOCAINE,
BY LEOPOLD DE MEYER

,r,, DI LEUTOLD DE NE FEh.
NHlS Edition has been revised and by the
i poser himself. Published and for sale by
SCHARFENBURG 4 LUIS,
no 3ts'rc 36l Broadway.
COPARTNERsHlP-Th undersigned have tn,s aay enter
- ed IN Coparmership under the firm of Johnson Tmpson
Tor the purpose OF the Com
mission Business in all its branches taken the No
IT Nesey street Greenwich street. prepared
ceve Of Furniture all other descriptions
property for puolic private sale.
New York, November lst, l845.
PHILIP JOHNSON.
n52tsr ROWLAND A. TIyIPSON
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COAL.
AM now delivering best Peach Orchard and Red Ash Coal
screened and Of carriage fro yard at the ollowint
prices ss usual lowest the city namely Broken Egg
and Stove 2 large 75 small nut 81 per tom with
~ cents on taken from the boats Coal ard CORNER o. kinP
and Greenwich streets PETER CLINTON
q Inn
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WILLIAM NEWELL,
Late at II Sprsce street,
SIEREO1PPER AND PRINTER
Tribune Buildings,
NASSAU STREET, OPPOSITE THE PARK
As an entire new assortment OF Type, and every facility
for Stereotyping and Printing the favorable
terms n3 lw*m
NATURAL TEETH
NHE BEST OFFICE in this city Tor Dental Operations
DIR BROWNS, 2so1z Broadway between Reade and
Chambers strrets
Natural and Best Premium Incorruptible Mineral
Teeth inserted FROM Observation-Disclosures. 81 to 81 SO
Decayed Teeth and Roots filed with a white ce-
. ment, and led useful and dur able, only so
Toothache cured efectually in few seconds,
Teeth extracted on new principle and withless
than halt the usual
Kefef families. to he Medical
Faculty, city, by calling 28 Broadway hree doors
above Chambers door &Cos store
nd ts+m
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AON1 loAh1ND nhllLROhD 4.
lll|ll ~ ]
CHANGE OF HOURS
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS
Commencing on Monday September 18th, l945
Leave BrooklynAt 8h O'clock A. M, Boston Train for
treenport, day, Sundays excepted. stopping
at tarmngdale and ST. Georges Manor.
at9h A. Tor Farming tale and intemedi
ate places, daily Sundays excepted, and
. to Greenport and intermediate places.
at 4 L. M, for tarmingdale and intermediate
places, daily, Sundays excepted
Leave Greenport-boston Tram, at ocio.k +. NJ,
the arrival Of the steamer from Norwich,
daily, SUNDAYS excepted. stopping at st.
. . Georges Manor and Farmingdae.
at9e'clock, A. Nj Accommodation Train,
. on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Leave tarmngdaientor Brooklyn at 6a o'clock A. M and
r. M, daily, Sundays excepted.
Leave Jamaca-tor Brooklyn o'clock, A. Nj md "a r.
80, NJ daily. sundays excepted Fare
Bedford cents East New York l2h Race Course lSA;
lrottlns Course Sx Jamaica 25 Bshville 3a ayde Park
He%pstead n,l; Branch 81; Earle Place a. westbury Il;
ss Suffolk Station 00; Lake Road Station isx; Medford
Station l8H; Mville 50; st. Georges Manor 6s1s:
Hiverhead 6z1a; Jamesport 62k Mattetuck 62; Cut
chogue 62H southod 62h Greenport Aeon. tram, Is;
Greenport by Bostsn Train 90.
stages readiness the arrival Of Trains the
stations to take low Fares all fthe
Baggage Crates will be in readiness of
Baggage the several
Tore the hour Of starting from the Brooklyn aide.
The Steamer Statesman leaves for Sag Harbor
twice each day the arrival of the Trains from Brooklyn
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UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK.
DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE
r1NHE Introductory Lectures for session 1856 will COM
mence Monday 9th Of Oct Der, aud will be delivered
in the University Medical College following order
Surgery, Professor Mott, Monday, 27th Oct I r NJ.
Anatomy, Professor Pattson Tuesday, 18th Oct NJ.
Practice OF Medicine, Professor Revere, Wednesday, 2h
Oct P. NJ.
Institutes Of Medicine and Matea Medca Professor Paine
Thursday, 30th Oct. 7 r. NJ.
Midwifery and the Diseases. Of Women and Children Prof.
Bed ord, Friday, 3lst Oct \ r. M.
chemistry, Prot. Draper, Saturday, Nov. /, p NJ
The profession and public respectfully attend
JOHN w. DRAPER, sec,y.
October 20, 1876. o2ltn3eod,srrc
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
GUITAR, SINGING, ACCORDION AND
YI0LLN

NJ DuMsDAi, t25 Broadway, doors above Canal sree
their residences IN pat of the city. None doubt
The many OF beiag taught home those of
rssssensble aud liberal discount made families where
highly finished and rich for sale and the very
best Of city references given, application as above
M as
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SOIREE MUSICAT.E

= - SUIKEE MUSICALE.
MRS: VALENTINE MOTT, Jr (Pupil Of sicuor Cr
A yeiii and Member Of the Royal Academy of Music
spectiuy informs her friends the public that at
quest OF numerous f,mcs she will make
"a lnDc on Thursday evening 18Th Of November la, the
Apollo saiuon when she will be assisted b, the ing
smInent artists yiz SiEnor Rapett Vslin Nj Phillip May
Loder. - , ~ ' $500
Tickets ST. TO be obtained the principal Music Stores and
al the residence OF .lrs Mott S2l Broadway nj seodr
EEATHERSlOOO lbs Live fieese Feather, recently re-
Il ceived aud Tor sale by r. X COLLINS u co,
name . South II, /.
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FtteHItu 20 lISa JVsePHe Uy tHTty
one eminent pi oessors oil music -
I'VE have had the pleasure oi hearing Miss Josephine Bran
party and must confess that heard
child ol play the PiaIo Forte all the
erdity the precision the steady imekeepg and the taste
OF adult professor; she throws
her than could her phvS
strength could accomplish We feel condeut she des
ned the pianist thus lar Professors
of New York-fI-ro Marol cel Michele kapett George
Loder, Heinrich, Kyle, Austin Phillips, julius Me.x,
hlil, W Thos Jones. Professors fn,adel lphis-s
hhrich, CrosJ Coninc Edw Barton, Joseph liicnt
Jarvis, Dorigo, A keibhsrt Dudoph Z + Stoite,
Vilcent Smith Augustus aul ProsfeSors Of Baltimore
Samuel Larus A Allen, Petrl, A Metz /. .ofessors o
Hartvrd-W } Babcock, h w Greatorex, v Taylor Jas
Barnef los Mouds Iar Lo,snz n6
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6ISkH FOR NEW OKLEANS-Louisiana and New
Mx%% York LnePositvey First Regular Packet-To sail
tuesday,, llth mst-The elegant, fast sailing packet
ship OSWEGO, Johnston, master, will positively sail
above her regular day.
modstions. apply board Orleans wharf, foot Wall st.
T.. X. COLLINS & CO., 3S South 81.
Positively goods received board after Monday evening"
18th inst
Ageut in New Orleans James e. Woodruff who will prompt
ly forward all goods to his address.
Packet ship Jane T. Williams Parker MASTER will succeed
the OsMego and sail 2st INST, her regular day. nor
6M6 ONLY REGULAR Linz. OF PACKETS FOR
kEEXNI NEW ORLEANS-The splendid and fast sailing
aG.packet ship MErOkA, Captain Nc Lanen, will po-
sitye sail Monday November 0th AID the splendid
fas sailing packet ship OSWEGO Captain Jonuson will
sitlvey sail Tuesday November th their regular
Persons about proceeding New Orleans will much
their advantage select this ue preference
the price If ssage very easonabe fer which
cure befths early application should made foot of
Wall street, orto w. Il }. L TAPSCOTr
South st corner of Maiden Lane.
LAUNCH.
ruNHE SCHOONER PORTA will be launched from the
sap Yard OF Messs Perne Patterson Stack, head Of
aer street, on Thursday 9th nst at O'Clock PM The
H. porta built for b. banco, Esq aud will be
ed by Capt q. Hernandez She regular pack
Il between this port aud Yzabal, Central America.
no 2t3rc
HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY,"
IINHE Twenty Fourth Anniversary Dinner of the Hebrew
Bsnevoieut Society, will take pace Thurdiy the 6th
Instant, at the apollo Saloon. Dinner table clock
,, M M. NOAH, President.
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FESTIVAL CONCERT.

G.: HILL has the pleasure to that he will give
~ Fesuvai Concert
MONDAY EVENING, 10th November,
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MISS bRAMSON'S CONCERT.
MI ISIS JOSEPHINE BkAMSON tagged 10 years. assisted
1vl by her sister, MISS HARRIET BRAMSOM, tagged 4
respectfully norms her friends and the pu0c that se
FAREWELL CONCERT,
Ni6l0's Saloon,
On Tuesday, November tn lS45,
On which occasion she will be assisted by the follow tai
ented arlists:-
MISS WINDMULLEk.
MONS LOUIS GILBERT,
MIR. AUSII< PHILLIPS and
AN ORCHESTRA the first talent OF the city un
der the direction OF MIR George LODER.
Piano Forte tirom i. a. Chambers, 800 bIoadwayD
MRHENRY G TIMM
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-09
From the Public Ledger.
A STRANGE APOLOGY.

Father Miller, the world destroying, has pps
lished an apology and defence of his doctrines. in
which he says:--
'' That have been mistaken in the time
freely confess and | have no desire To defend nv
course any further than ! have been actuated by
pure motives. and il has resulted to God's oIorv
My mistakes and errors Gud, trust, will forgive
cannot, however, repruach myself for having
preached definite time ; for as believe that what
s"ever was written was for our lea rnipo. ,ha
prophetic periods are as much subject of inyes
iigatlon as any other portion of the word. Nv
view OF exact time depended entirely upon The
accuracy OF chronology Of this had no absolute
demonstrate ton but no evidence was to inyali
date 1T, deemed it my duty To rely on it as Ger.
tain, until it should be disproved''
This is as plain a confession of his Ignorance of
The subject, that he pretended to predict SD posi
lively, as could be made. 1t also proves that tho
man, II not dishonest, was slubburnly wed Il, his
own opinions; tor when The uncertainty of the ev-
ldence upon which his whole fabric rested was
clearly pointed out by persons versed in chrome
'r9y, ne rldlculed their statements and asserted
mat his own were correct, or the Bible was NOT
true This confession of ignorance is a poor anil
ogy to the hundred who were led awav bv bis
delusion. but the result may be 10 teach them and
The world not to be led away by every new fan
gled notion which visionary and imaginative in
dIvlduals are always starting
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-09
PORT CAPTAINS.

In yesterday paper we alluded to the judcious
change that had been made by the Secretary of
the Navy in transferring the " command afllat"
to the commanding officers of the different Navy
Yards. Since that paragraph was written we
have received the Boston Post, which contains a
history of the matter in Boston, so appropriate to
THIS station and we presume to all, that we copy
1t entire. '1Ihis is judiciOus arrangement"
says the Post " and one which will save to the
government several thousands of dollars annually,
There is no need whatever of port captain
The "Ohln' in this port has sometimes had three
captains, with less number than that, we be
lIeve, of lleutenanls This seems to us an absur-
dIty' All the operations Of The yard tho manu-
featuring of various articles and repairinq of
ships, are, of course, under the direction of the
commandant of the yard the stores are all put
on board vessels under his supervision and only
when vessel Is ready To sail, and her crew and
officers are on board, is she turned over by him
to the port captain, with a note stating that she
is ready, in all respects, for sea- The port cap
tain lnspects her if lie chooses, or lets it alone as
he chooses, gives his permission, and the vessel
sails. Here the duties Of the port captain begin
Again, when a vessel returns into port from
cruise, the commander reports to the port captain
that ne has arrived; the port captain sends note
to the commandant Of the yard that the shin so
and 81, commander or captain so and so, has ar
rived the commandant Of the yard orders cap
tain so and so TO haul his ship ID to the ward
and here the duties Of the port captain end. II
is very much like " the story ofJlmmy RIorev -
No wonder that people who do not understand the
etiquette Of the service inquire why our ships Of
war may not proceed to sea and return into port
as well without the intervention OF port CAPTAIN
as with. We are rejoced that this measure of
reform and economy has not escaped the attention
Of Mr.. Bancroft"
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-09
THE PHILOSOPHERS STONE.

The eccentric, hut brilliant John Randolph. opce
rose suddenly up in his seat in the House of Rep
resen'a'ives. and screamed out at the top of his
shril voice" MIR. Speaker! Mr.. Speaker! /
nave discovered the philosophers stone. IL is
Pay as You Cop
John Randolph dropped many gems from his
NOUN, but never richer one than that
Z" Pay as You Co." and you need not do loe
constables and sheriffs
Pay as You Co. and you can walk the
streets with an erect back and manly front. and
have no fear of those you meet You can look
any man IN the eye without finching. YOU WON'T
have to cross the highway TO avoid dun. or look
intenily into the shop windows TO avoid seeing
creditor.
Pay as You Co.. and you can snap your fin.
ger at the world. and when you laugh. il will be
hearty, honest one. II seems TO us sometimes
that we can almost tell the laugh of poor deb,er
He looks around as though he as in doubt yhe,h-
eT his laugh was not the property of his creditors
and not included in articles :" exempted from Al,
'achment" When he does succeed in pet,in1
out an abortion of a laugh-fpr il is nothing but an
ab"r,lon--he appears frightened, and looks "a
though he expected it would be puunced mon bv
a constable. y
PAY as You Co. and you will meet smiln,,
iaces at home-happy, cherry checked, smiling
children-a contented wife-a cheerful be,r,b'
stone.
John Randolph was right. 1t is the philoso-
piers stOne.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-09
THE TARIFF-NO. III.

Let US now inquire, upon whom do the burdens
imposed by the present Tariff resf2 They are
sustained by the consumers Of those articles upon
which the taxes are laid. The necessary expense
of manufacturing articles in foreign countries is
limited to certain amonnt The exporter who
brings them to this country for sale, must pay a
price sufficient TO cover the cost. The whole
sale and retail dealer, here at home must also
pay that original sum, together with all the other
incidental charges connected with the transfer.
Now, if one Of these incidental and additional
expenditures be tax Of twenty five per cent.
upon the cost of these articles, is it not plain that
in order to cover his investment he must demand of
the purchaser for himself an advance Of twenty
FIVE per cent. beyond The price paid fur the com
modties thenselvesl And upon whom is this
additional price to fail, if not upon the consumer.
who is the last and ultimate purchaser?
This is perfectly clear. The manufacturer
must have a return for his outlay, together with
the profit which constitutes his iuducement for
investing his capital in this, rather than in any
other manner. Then the exporting merchant
must have the cost Of the articles paid 10 the
manufacturer, together with his profits Add to
this now, the cost Of shipment, &c, &C., and all
this must DO paid By the dealer here HE sx-
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-09
THE REVIVAL

In the Methodist Church, which has been
kept up for the past two weeks, and is still CON
tiuued. has already resulted in the conviction of
some sixty persons, and they have turned from
the error of their ways and sought the consoa
tions of religion. Cunversing with sincere and
pious christian, yesterday, one, we believe,
" without guile" he expressed sincere hope
that our old friend, Of the Courier, should visit
Portsmouth, and the Church, and see if the Lord
would do sumething for him-thereby intimating
that he considered friend Shields no better than
he should be. You had better " walk up to the
Captains Office. and settle" friend; you have a
long account to settle for your voyage Of life.