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New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
F0R THt PLIES


EoR THE PILES Are you addicted with Piles I
i Try. then. without delay, Doctor Cphams Veg
etabe Electury, the best remedy offered 20 public
notice This really excellent medicine is the result OF
thorough medical e9rcaton ai complete knowledge Of
.ne disease for which i; is recommended. The most tr-
unphant attends ts administration.
Resd the following remarkable cases:
lady, residing in Norfolk street, seriously afflicted
with Pies great her suffering tha TO use her own
EXPRESSION lire burdcH for four weeks she had seen
attended by Of most eminent physicians, without
the least benefit Satisfied that il aggravated
Plies prescribed the Eectuary; two boxes were used
Six months after. the lady called me 10 prescribe
for another complaint and then informed me that she was
perfectly cured of Piles by the two boxes and had cx-
pericnced no return since.
Mrs. G.res!agn Greenestreet called on me last spring
SAYING that she had been affected with Piles for Two years.
accompanied by pain in the se palEaton OF the heart
sense s.raightncss the chest and OPPRESSION
chest consiicraby resting horizontally produced sense
OF suiIocaton followed by cough. By using one box OF
the Electuay the pain in the SIDE palpat-n and eppres-
sion ceaSe could lie down without Inconvenience and
the Files partially removed and second box made
comp,tc cure. the great ratification OF the patient
sod in this City By the Proprietor only, regularly edu-
Gated Physician confined 20 oce fractcc for the treat
ncnt of CHRONIC DISEASES, NO 1856 iiewe-y. Medical
advice in relation the above, any other complaint
gratis Price OF the EisctgGry dollar. ~ Remember
that the Electuary is INTERNAL REMEDY and not all
Grte7a application and sold ONLY u l96 Bowery, four
doors above Spring st. O!ce hours from 4. NJ. to
A. i22 3ms
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
PREMIuM STORE.

(toUTHoUY < SEvERs. 3il Broadway. rsapscssaGy
~ invite the public 10 call At their store ana e1Ai' -.
iches. and extensive assortment 10 oe looEn y,
country, OF BRONZED and oRliOLC CHAApE!n1i.:.I1' 1
CESTRE, MASTEL, SOLAR. DRACkEI Gc s6nc 81.
&c. LAMPS, CASDELABEAs. GIitASDoLEe'b bAAC-
KIT BRANCHES and CASDLEsTicks' In s's'5 VAT
aty Of patterns. ..-t ,-.,.,. "a.
lCABlS SOLAR LAMPS, a Lew ard sopes0 =" HS4'' ~
euIisrIyT desirable Ior packets and stestnbos"-
In EVIDENCE Of The superiority Of this 2oreon Of neI
o over ay other Of It's class offered 70 me pooie n st
,. , can 1ti honest pride refer 70 no iess than SIX
GSIb ard FoCR SILVER MEDALS, awarded TO the
crnrs.s yfth tie last seven years, fos The greatest
5 beanty OF patterns and the untvalsd fnish of
their work. =, -
.b r,prescnt snd who wish 20 obtain frst cass
od. st yre. osn paid for such OF Z very nfe-
or ousllty are requested favor them with call befog
purchasing elSevhere-
~ Ise-ar efsonrut 10 Churches and Hotels. 81 ~
SOLAn LAsiks. se-li-s<J. MERRITT Ios BoserJ.
y -twe~ Grand AID Hester have always hi9d
h.nd.. ne aisof,nsrt Of SOLAR and HALL LAMPS.
GlRA&DpLkS. Sc which wxrr.ated 10 be in su 10
ec equal N-y soid in he CITY
ALso-LHI<A. CLASS. STONE. EARTHEN sho
,,,;rs. ,yhoi. a.a ,.,sl sI6 ims
DINDEEs' eOARDs-ls a..ared ,Izss and nanosg''
- fol sale BY CYRUS .FiELD. hsia'ns s1'' =
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

NOTICE To MERCHANTS AND THE ~ BLlC.-
~ v. 3. PALNiERs imeEican NeusnaFer Subscription
and Adysrisin. Ag-ncr. No. - Ann 81 tacon-
ing The Tribune ofics
B. PALAIt.R respectfully notifies the Merchants. Manu-
fscut-rs Professional ien. Artists aad ih< business mmu-
t .-srlly o this cit vho esirous 1i sing kuosn
abToid their respective nsD ruub-rs, streets and pursuit:
:n,t gent of Of she best Nerspsp~s g most
m the pfncpsl Towns and Cities OF ott ~ the InioE'
md that he grrir- and daily authorized D. the rropnetof.
20 receive Advertisements for publication their Respective
OF which together Win t- terms o auelshs
may be al MS Office
For The formation s:d convenience Of those who may de-
size 20 extend their Country Trade b. advertising IA The CoGh
tr,- ~s,ar.rs which he the Agent list oi Towns
Cities throughout the trr states may o. had AZ ny
Office fom which Merchants aG Others maxi such Sc
lection will best evsrzl kinds Of business IA when
fs are engaged aud the psgers which be their
'. B PALMEk,
s2d Agen, for Country Newspapers 30 -ann st.
AW IN lLLlN0lS-EDNUND CLIFFORD, LII Is
IL dOHs business tLCI.. hANE Cots ~, liz
sof, Attnriey and Counsellor az Lsa. and she. 70 I
form the merchants and citz-ns Of New ork o The .le
H- with the principal III North lliHois and
winch BE ntEstrc 70 am Viii be iInuled
.isly atteGtsd 20 18th all possible asd dis-sce
REFEREScEs-
Hoa; Jo, s:ory caulnria=e 't.''
Hon. 6. 2 Weston, DuzSary,
Hon. Seth Sprague.
Wm / B Cibbs Fairhsren,
Charles ?. CurIIs. ESl 5ostos, H;t
hon oliver Prescott Nrv-Bedford, Nsts.
II. ?. FeSS-u4rn. Esq. \e'x- YORK
e B. Wsshbur1i, Galeae, III.
II Gale Chicago III. '12s "
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
ASK THE SUFFERER
FROM
ASTHMA
All-Ifenlillg Gnlsam.

Al1-HeolinS Bplsam.
Ask your friends if they know Of any thing that will so
speedily cure long aud ;edou, Cough Raising Of Blood
Bronchitis Dy,rerlie Consumption HTaE.ents
will tell you-No There yet has been remedy INTRO
dned public notice wheh has been OF so much
s'oa IA 50 'n'', faSF6SIs&Iyd f EEst
street Erootyn states that his afflicted with
Asthma for 3c and Goud no. fms rmanen Lrsi ,i
produce inGuced tins remedy: She il now
nearly well His d,ushi. who T1 >neSnS % IRON Rnrd ts
so welt able from her bed early IN the morn.
and attend 70 hf b usual dui m nj9Ish the DAY
6sMny J.cE.oS 18Th street nvar ,he Catholic Cemetery,
OIos,Snian having been afflicted Asthma FOR than
30 y,ars and exhausted on his arrival that he could
aiterw d he walked from his residence 10 s Office without
fatigue distance Of over two miles 10 el Of u.
relief which he had eIre'eneed from using about on. nall oil
o"S OO'''C CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.
Mr. CoNroKr White low the mouth OF De-
cenber last that he given az by his physician hs rnls
a oossonisn and to HI. surpst resIsd HIM
health that he now able 10 walk about the streets
ESQ aud -ofge W Hays ESQ all bear testimony from
their owu experience of the heauH properties OF is Great
Remedy IA c'"'u%sfEF ssFiTTISG e e IasS.o IBISSop.
Mrs THovpouRS Sj2 Monroe who had been roubl. d
%. @ f1 oa HSn a G ae1ps ms K Sy %
and declares !; the remedy Ia the world:
sam. compliant, although he very mneh reduced when he
commenced taking IT, having h-a uadsr The care Of his
and was very much troubled with night 'ye2ts two bottles oi
the remedy enabled him 10 his daily work lie was
entirely relieved. w -.
formerly of Newark " j. HrGry Lisbon 1919 Riylnston.st
aud numerous other persons have been speedily and erna-
nsn,lv cured of The same complaint by this remedy.
' The ARRAY OF NAMES
which could be produced PERSONS who have used this great
smecy would more Than ;ll column Among the number
We an, permitted to refer TO a NJ Buinse i0z BaTcay..e-t
l.r Wilson Hoboken Mrs BEL Of Nortisiown, j.
jams B. Devoe Reade Mrs MsC.se, 50 AoF;
prstrre, F. Smith % ID avenue: Mrs VIM. II. AttTee Of
his Mrs Archibald, s. w Nhltr-Strret.
II, NOT deceived with anv other remedy whcu wish 20
purchase this and remember that FoceTs OoSaon3H or Al
Healing Basam is sold ony ln6 Nassau ons door
above ann at Mrs Havs iss Fulton-st BEookyn and al
II;,..on,, yilii,nS.,u alp 3ur
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
MEpICINES.

WIsTAR's BALsAaI OF WILD CHERRY.
a COMPOUND YEEPAkATIoN FROM WILD CHERRY
BAKK AND TAX
Tie best remedy knocl to tie ,rord for the care of
coughs. colds. asthma. Group. biesding Of the
hcngs whooptng cough, bronchitis, IN
fuen-d, s,OTf'ysss + 61 NTH, PAIN
and ,reakness IN the breast
or side liUcr coD.-
PLANT. and The
first stages Of
CONSUMPTION.
C A THOUSAND CURES. ia c''es deerned u;tesly
hore.sx hsve firmly established sU;erio every
former medical discovery II has always ben syied Ma
extracts from Wild Cherry Bark and T4r-,yo that
ickly scattered WHEREVER diseases Of the lungs prevail We
few instances Of Its extraordinary powell lI0rn cst
lo:ue almost without end:
lady addres viii b., given II the New, iorS Agency
given up By all of her physicians die OF c0rsnmg
ton had hard tuinor for the siderased
large quantities Of matter sort oi bony subsanc-had taken
no rnedicinp for two month. being past al horeenrly
cured by lew bottles oi this Besam IL September and Octo
4 Carman New-York CITY wis had no, slept lying down
for years (ber- obliged sep sltilU- postu:ej
far cured attend his business in the most s,eimy
weather.
Thomls Cozeos Hadlonfeld " j. es,ite, under ,ha,
large quantities of maiieraso much boodhs ply
could do but htr for hm-gave him pills Of Tner
curry but did Pood-s friends all supposed he bad cal
loppr consumption Entirely cured by three bota of Wis
taTS Bal.am.
Mrs. tqn D. Hopkins, Of Knowlc;vil'" =. entirely
cured Of liver complaint and general debility Of eighteen
months standing.
Schroeb Of obstinate disease OF the lunss after he had tried
all the usual remedies III vau.
daily occurring in part OF the counr which
nconestiby the vast SurvIoriy OF thls BaiSam III
every shade Of ung and liver disease other
ration her. oforr known 10 the World
Sold wholesale aHd retail by A. B. X D. Sands, wholesale
Druggists - Fulton-,tect New ork sold also at 2j
Broadway, II Last Broadway. Tie above the Only
Agents this City Free Slper bottle Sir Soitles for S.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

CHEAP ACCOUNT goOKs--I..e subscrib-ts h1Te ~
4 crir-d oR their .aaiic1Ii 4sSorrHrnt OF acc. ent
gsek, made in 5ureTi.r sty- of zooe 9e4ty ef shit
,hsy no c-r rIesstasT low ies Al 'o ar 70 y al
VI Account B0cks s wezt ssible Tiees se iA'i's 70
- = STATIOSERF
articles OF Stationery, both l1rrSn 1rG do-stc sns
b for 5c= Mary OF iEASt@aGs s1c parat !-
tsr clips sold al -edaeed prees
OF -Terv descrr01 rui-t and pain zone 7 low ss 81 ~
rr ram toopos, paesetst ioolselo and litter PAPER
OF EnylIsh Fr-sch ard = american rorcEt tastare-
afIng aupg and BiaciEZ -reeu-d sry- required
AZ nj. law.s, r.ies FRANCIS < LOUTEEL,
ali Nv Manufacturing Ste,ieuers. . 9lad-r.leae.
lAUN WAREHOUSE, IZl Gt.1kNHItn STREET.
TERSEYs BREESE SAMSON. suecessois 70
IA Boo.maa Johnston, AyFes Co. have h2 and on-
Tor sale liberal terms, tu crt-t Of SSesa l-s aa
Square l-on;
kzssi1 P 5 Old sabi- Iron.
Essli.h and AlaeTica round a, sad rqu,rs Ear ifoa
bra-i-rss R0ts, 3-ls % & ilch
SPIKE Rods end S,fos Shapes Of all stLes.
rse Nail Ro3s Of Norwegian cid Sa5ts and Juniat2 Itos
Band Scroll IuG Hoop irot Of al Aizes
Sr-i. SEr.r Steel and German S-i OF various SaA
pring Sseei Bser Ste-i, tL) biisteT ssrrl
Boisr srd Fine lroG OF all sfrss
ship Boat and Railrus d Sptkes-
CUT Nails Brass anu SFisss OF al sirrs
Ar.s Collins * co g.nusn-. MN 6n-
ID UssIA SHEET IE0N-350 packs assorted. 70 70,
II :a- sale by Cl4o CASE WARD, II Broad St.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
AGENCIES.

NFTINNIII
Nelson q. Edwards. EdwaId I. "-st
ATTORNEYS CcUNsELLoHs At Law,
Alton, Illinois
ReCer,o FBASci. &. CUTTING,
THEOpORg SFDGwicx, New YORK.
WILLi,a c. RCJsEL,
E&W. will tsk- charge Of business 10 any part Of The
STATE including Land AgeIces and the payeni OF taxes
NH laHxll
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

DAYS PATENT CoRRuGATk stsP.A rs.-l rs -
- The superiority Of is article as riaEnisc pY "
undersigned under his patent Of sit u BY 81
10 have had portany Of judging them N
other InanGfaetaEe eir gatsr degree oI i.lseSs
freedom from Iupnuroas SMELL sad ghness aa fo the
SUPERIOR when they are got sp 9nd hnlsned haa
s for h-n ,itle Of p9rs Ultra In Consequence oi
,ur--ron. fzUd. -usp-nder lsBu-
r-u, and Sa.p.nr Veners for t- purpose Of .nsbiEg
I'm % dispose Esaly nf-riof article has aate
ar, for rhS subscriber self defence well for greater
erity 20 5uyer attach hs every box contain
Ins MS Sasgeudrrs
The Cir and Coastry Trade contains greater rs.,y OF
srIss than be found IL any orr establishment Ia the
Country.
Buyer, respectfully avisdo cali before purchasing else
wher-- HORACE II. DAY,
Suseestof 10 tee Roxbury India RUBBER Co.
MT q Maiden lsns
y ODGERs x sUN9' CUTLEkY-A. W. sttlHpssS sttHps =
II CO. q: Pearl street have irst received "a n'oier
S0Ds geauins Catl-ry- consisng ei fsn sn. -
Eye, Scissors aud Razos hch they selling al ths
prce- .rh,. IN,
Also openirg a .pieuded assortment OF isD 80
sry fpnIn Sh-lE-d consisting Of Table rnIre. 1a
C.rrerx Butcher Knives. Scis.ors- Ivory = =.
fg1EA TnAto AND WAIIEhS-A- " 9fi = sTt o ~;
I zIs Pearl 81, have now fall supply OF leA
Waes, which tasy offer the traae very i2w Pc, ,x
Also Dixon Soais BritanEi. Tss and toHss isN' a.
pa.t<rns.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

riNsN DOLLARS REV wAkp.--NlC lCksBuk1 BANK
l. ST0Ck.--A certificate OF thirty shares Vcksburg
Bank Stock, tho OF Buckley Peck and NUMBER
e 3O2s with Power o Attorney attached lost on Sa-
,uray 23i March enclosed In letter. and lost
walls,rret The above will be paid by leav7
ins II at ThoursorS Office. 81 wall-st. mh2o Il
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

IA rev electoral law has been brought forward by
lne 9eSernment, which will have material effect
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
BOARD.

DOARDING-A f.w gentlemen ran be accommodated with
ID u OF partial Boqrda No. IS srweth street. The House
eEbc position. beweeu 9th aud oh Avenues
ard three lines of Stages run within minutes walk Refer
crce. r,yrn Aud r.,,I rel nl6,Myt
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

<ss~esS Or. BKOWN. .Ocuii,t. 1s Chsmbsrssr-.t. Oh
Ss-yA dOorirom BToadwa Continues his succSsStul
sZy9ESSl s dIs-ases Of the Eye and 70
y w. - which Of 10 TO 20 years haze ysded hsv
~ ing o--n declared incufibl. bY smIneDt Ocu.
lists. bout ,hrs~-hfth, of opthsmie jis~esss
csasea by NEASif.S sd STnslros Which, properly
esIly mostly eurabs DR.. H. ass.rts
that an instance failure in h, mode o teatmsD< would be
almost unknown If th. afflicted would apply 10 him when
dminution o sh is first noticed early stage OF Hfa
nation. however scutr
R.e-ney TO the following which were rer7 in'ets.
Ni, lIoz % Cannon. .steet violent OF iRfTIS
.ad CORNEA covered win SEBULA, complicated with
AIiDJ ROSS Of yesI Standing from MEASLES, tpro.
nouuced incurlDle -
James Esnn"n Aan.itreet eass OF PIT 0ss or alas Of
,f- upper -ye-lid. g. uf~ without sn open,ion.)
Of John BeEstead, Of jersey City. almost bind from
MEASLES.
ErelsIiek Bstrin o Broom. lad ef IEiT1S
j. H. kobertI bd.e-str-a between and Hc1s-
,oa, (6ad ease) Of fukULENT OPTHALbiIA and UL-
CEkATED OSNEA-
llouf Of Attendance IL A NJ ~ VI tsunisys ere<,t
~ Adyic. 20 TIM gratis Dr. Browns Once ,its. st
Nay. wall be 1T los Cenal-street dn "
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

DOARD IN EAST BRUADNAh-Two gentlemen and
ID their md three four Sentsmen 6 an be 40
-nmnoaed with bead espectablr prvae family where
there are few boariers ls9 East Broadway Terms
n,.,.r-I. .pS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
PHIL LOSNPHY FOR SCHOOLS.

ELEMENTS or NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. tn5-ac-
s -.--. prircits Of A-cznics. Hv irostltic. Hv-
d-s1ijc, Paeuai;cs Acoustics, OP,ics E-crct,J CALVIN
zul Magnetism, ard A.crcrOrr by reresl hundred
Lsmue Gale, VI D " 1lmo. ----.- -
Also. JUS, Published, ELLsW0RI ms RhPORTS on
for The asriculiurist Price 5 cents: EoI .ale b
sfs 2t MARk ~ NV " \, He br1.dw,v.
MRS sIGoURNEY's CHILD'S BooE.-The Child.
vi Book c9rs.tus Of original articles. P sn Pc-;ry
Tor The instruction ard ~ Of young children. 5y
Nr. L Sf-ou-ney Beautifully illustrated with abou;
TURNER HAYDEN.
Publishers ana Bookseller No 10 Jo=s,reei Broadway
and for sale :. all the Bookstores al6
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

NEWTON DARLING's Celebrated Fr-riur scythea
~ MAJ b hat Of the subscriber sole a:t sr & sale ef
them IN Iris city-aso Scythss - th- following patterns b
H. rtrr-rs OF above " sdron Sod
riS here riag asEg spurious .fIies market th'
Y Darling or Nswbrry Dsras aay other thaa those
,-snt,i IN full Newton DARING srs ust genuine
DAPEk LAilP AND CANDL.. SHADE>-A nre as
1 sc-rrn-ot OF Fr-rch AID Anefican Lamp and JendIs
Shssss for sale y holessle and retaIl: ay
as DIETZ. BROTHER 4 co. y JohH s.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

ID UssIA SHEET IkON-35o packs assorted. ; 10 10,
II .a- sale by l49 CASE WARD, II Broad 81
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
THE TRIBUNE.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
RECEIVED rY THE GREAT WESTERN.

rEr Commercial intelligence zee tq.id. Of a. Paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

DUARD can be had Tor = Gentleman and hls Wits IN q
ID small rtiyae family aud first ct,, hous- pleasantly ,tua
ted at Nos Attorney street, between East Broadway snd
,;r,nL .,r,.,. .lc I've
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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.
THE TARIFF-No. III.

Having proved, by recorded facts and figures, tina
low duties whilst the residue of the world leves
high dunes) are disastrous TO our commerce and
trade generally our next purpose is to demonstrate
that the existing tariff does not, upon the whole
raise the prices Of goods, foreign or domestic.
Every one conversant with commercial and mer-
camille affairs knows that there exists supreme law
of trade, viz that supply and demand regulate prices
that is to say, if the supply be greater than the de-
mand, prices must be low; but, if the demand be
greater than the supply, prices must be high. This
axiom being admitted, let us, by way of lustra-
ton, take glance at two articles.
The tariff of 1912 imposed Il use this word in
compliment to some of my brother Southerners,
who il TO give force to their opposition to the
protective policy additional duty on cotton bag
gng, but far from this article, either foreign or
domestic, advancing in price, both declined mate
rally. | know that large quantity of foreign
bagging (gunny cloth from Calcutta) purchased on
speculation while the tariff of 1912 was under dis
cussion in Congress, sold several months after
that bill became the law Of the land at loss OF 80
per cent. Even now the prices OF bagging and
bale rope are fully one-hird less than those prior to
1912. This is readily accounted for In conse-
quence OF increased duties, the growers Of hemp
IN the West extended their business and now they,
or those who manufacture it, not only supply the
cotton-planters with bagging and bale rope at much
reduced prices, but hemp has become an article of
expectation.
The other article alluded to is sugar, upon which
the tariff of 1912 imposed additional duty. But
sugar did not advance it declined, and during the
year lS43 it was lower than ever known. Why
did this great article great because used by every
one) OF consumption decline Simply because the
additional protective duty stimulated the production
in Louisiana, whose crop has ever since been in
creasing, until it reached the enormous quantity OF
about 100000 hogsheads.
Having briefly stated facts relative to the two ar
ticles uppermostnmy mind whenl sal down 10 write,
will now say something in regard TO the prices OF
cotton fabrics, the capital invested in this business
being upwards of fifty millions of dollars, and |
have no doubt il will ere long reach one hundred
millions. On this subject-most Important frank
ly confess was not fully posted | therefore re-
quested an honorable and real man of business of
Boston to give me the facts with reference to prices
OF fabrics before and after the passage Of the tariff
bill Of 1872 His reply is before me- and ii appears
that, in order TO give me the most authentic ufor
nation, he troubled himself to examine the sales
books Original record) of the most extensive com
mlsslonhouse III Boston, and he informs me that
the wholesale prices of the principal articles manu-
featured at Lowell, &C. were on the lst day of May
Tor eleven years past, as follow:
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IMPORTANT TO NAVAL OFFICERS.

The following changes and notifications in the
uniform prescribed for officers in the United States
Navy are hereby authorized to take effect on the
lst Of January, 1916:
Captains commanders and eutenants, only,
epaues and they shall each shoulder the
shoulder straps yet without swords when absent from
the ship The billions OF the epaulet shall be Of silver gilt
those Of captains and commanders 10 be in rows the
be half inch in diameter, and three inches
long, and twenty in number those of eutenants three
eghths Of inch in diameter, and three inches long, in
rows, with proportionate number III the outer
Straps of all epaulets shall be Of navy gold lace, with
worked edge and crescent according to the pattern.
On the strap of each epauet, captain, commanding
squadron and entitled to wear broad pennan shall
plain silver anchor and eagle inches long, and above the
eagle silver star, veeights of inch diameter other
captains the same excepting the star commanders the
Choir only.
Every officer entitled to epanlets shall each
shoulder above the shoulder Of full and undess coats
strap from three four inches long, and from eghths
to threequarers Of inch wide, which shall be made
follows
For captains and commanders, of blue cloth, with gold
embroidery each edge for eutenas gold lace
the epaue shall embroidered in the centre Of
the shoulder strap other captains plain silver eagle
In summer or in tropical climates, commissioned officers
and passed midshipmen may dark blue cloth
ock coats, Of the style and pattern the o coats
at present allowed, with medium size buttons.
Passed mdshpmen and mdshpmen shall wear round their
caps band OF navy gold lace and half inch we
stead Of the present anchor and star
In summer or in tropical climates officers, when in undess
and without epauets, may shlpboard, white straw
hats the body of the hat be inches height and the
rim three and half inches in width
Belts to be of black glazed leather and half inch
wde with sings of the leather three ourhs of inch
wide with swves, and hook of the rings suspend
the sword the mountngs must be Of yellow gilt Belts shall
be under the coat.
Swords always to be with uniform when absent
futv
Swords and belts presented to officers for public services may
be III full dress instead of the regulation sword and belt
/ GEORGE BANCROFT.
/ NAVY DEPARTMENT., JUNE 4, ls45
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IT should be accorded to them and, in that case, all
hands will Ego ahead, provided duties so re-
gulated as to prevent imports from exceeding ex-
ports. The ant-tarif men may pirate morning,
noon, and night about oppression plumber, &c. but
If our exports keep pace with our imports-and by
consequence prevent commercial and financial re-
vulsions--the manufacturers of the North as well
as the South will increase the spindles, and make
them fly so fast that prices Of fabrics will become
almost as cheap as dirt. Competition begets low
prices, and if my brother Southerners want cloth
ing for themselves and dependents at still further
reduced rates, they should build factories from
Washington city to New Orleans, and their purpose
will most PROFESSIONALLY be fulfilled. The North
plunderng the South - If il be so, (which figures
contradicL) why don't you, my friends, spin more
OF your own cotton? Why don't you, who have
the raw material at your doors, manufacture large
quantities las they do at LOVELY of sheetings, shirt
ings, and drillings, and plumber the Yankees by
making them pay high prices II you possess their
skill and ingenuity, you certainly have the advan-
tage Of them, for you would not be taxed with com
mission for purchasing cotton, freight insurance,
DC. Why don't you turn upon the Northern plum
derers and plumber them Retaliation is fair play.
do wish you would engage in this game, because
1t would cheaper prices Of all descriptions OF do
mestic fabrics, and then we Southerners would be
independent of the North say nothing Of the vast
importance of tranquillizng the country by the per-
manency of the tariff. But ! must not spin too
long yarn tonight The subject of prices will be
resumed. MADISON.