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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-07-04
Ohio.

OhtO.
Yeas-Crane, Cooke ,Corwin, Creigh-
ton, Findlay, Irwin, Kennon, Leavitte,
tussel, Stanberry, John Thompson, Vim
ton, Whittlesey.
Louisiana.
Yeas--Thomus.
Nays--Bullard, f. d. White.
Mississippi.
Yea--Plummer.
Indiana.
Yeas--Boon, Carr, M'Carty.
Illinois.
Yea--Duncun.
.Aobama.
Yeas--Clay, Mardis.
Nay--Lewis.
Missouri.
Yea-Ashlcy.
Total Yeas l32-total Nays 65. Ma
jority in favor of the bill, CT.
In consequence of the death Of the
Hon. George T.. Mitchell, of Maryland,
no business was transacted in either
House on Friday.
On Saturday, in the Senate, on mo.
ton of Mr. Frelinghuysen, the blank in
she rcsoluti m for the purchase of Peale's
portrait Of Washington was filled with
$4,000, and the picture ordered to he
hung up in conspicuous part of the
Senate Chamber.
After speech Of an hour and quar-
ter by Mr.. Benton, the resolution to
postpone indefinitely the bill, on the sub
jcct of the public lands, was lost by
decided vote: yeas II, nays %.
In the House, variety Of important
business was transacted on Saturday,
Ten or eleven bills for appropriations,
sc. were ordered to be cngrossed-a-
mong others the bill approprating
$500, 900, for the erection Of Custom
House in New York. The House con-
cured with the Senate in the resolution,
requesting the President to fix on day
for General Fasting and Prayer, in con-
sequence of tho extension Of the Asiatic
Cholera: yeas 90, nays 81 One of the
most important decisions, which was ta-
ken in the House, was in relation to the
Bank ofthe United States. The motions
10 postpone the bill for renewing the
chnrtor of that institution, to the st
Monday in December next, and for
committing it to the committee of the
whole house, both were rciectcd-the
first, yeas 10, nays 100; the second,
yens 70, nays ll2. This Is decisive as to
the passage of the bill.
Tie following letter from the intclli-
gent correspondent of the New York
Commercial Advertiser, will afford some
insight into the probable course of the
Senate on the different subjects of the
Tariff.
VashinSion, Saturday crening, June 80.
The Tariff Bill will be reported in the
Senate on Monday, and will be taken up
as soon as the Land Bill is disposed of.
The discussion ofthe Land Bill was con-
tinued to-day, and will be renewed on
Monday. A motion TO postpone it in
definitely was rejected by n decisive
vote, rs was the motion to lay it on the
table. The Senate will endeavor, l un-
derstand, to dispose it on Monday. 1t
will unquestionably pass the Senate, but
will not be acted on by the House. I'm
portant amendments to the Tariff Bill
will be reported in the Senate, and per-
haps adopted. The iron, cotton bag
gings, and woollens duties, will be sub
jects Of increase, perhaps. 1t is easy tc
perceive that this will renew the war in
the House. The Senate, will not pro-
badly, agree to fix on an earlier day o
adjournment than the 10th of July.
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ALSO FOR SALE

! The highly approved and invaluable Hygeian
Vegetable Universal Medicines Of the British Col
lc,. of Health, London, and the llygeian publica-
tons . -,
Ladies who wish TO purchase win please call
NJ the House Of the Agent, opposite Townsend's s.
Coffee House in Pelhan-street. June 20.
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FOR PROyIDENCE. DAILY,

yENIIE Steamboat Rush-Light, has commenced
r. Ter regular trips fJr Providence, This Day.
leaving Providence every week day, at % clock,
II. III. and Newport, at 3, p. IN. On Sundays,
leave Providence at 7 a NJ. and Newport at p,
m. r Il Fare 10 cents.
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NOTICE..

TENIIE subscribc', having been admitted to the
u BAR. takes this metlIU, cfmiorning the pub
lie that he has taken an Office in Providence, H. J.
in the old CoAee-iIouse, market-strect, directly
over the bookstore of Messrs. Brewer & Wilcox,
where he will constantly attend for the purpose Of
,ransac,ing such business as may be entrusted to
his care. JOHN X. RANDOLPli.
June Iitli, 1892.
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ARRANGEMENT FOR JULY.

The Benjamin Franklin, or President, will leave
New-lork at half past O'clock, p. NJ, and
Providence at II O'Clock NJ. every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
These splendid an-packe's are each propelled
by two separate low pressure engines, aud heavy
copper boilers.
H. The Boats touch at the head OF the Long
Wharf, going and returning, to receive and land
passengers. July T.
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Arnold, Governor, Captain General,
and Commander-in-Chief Of the State
Of Rhode Island and Providence
Plantations ....,
A PROCLAMATTON.
WHEREAS the General Assembly Of
the state aforesaid, on the twenty-third
DAY OF June last, passed the following
resolutions, to wit:
whereas that scourgc Of the human
race, the Asiatic Cholera. hath made its
appearance on this Continent, and MS no
human oxertions can etlectually resis' The
approach ofthis threatening pestilence,
winch walkcth in darkness and wastcth
at MONDAY, it behoves US humbly and
devoutly to acknowledge our dcpcn-
dcnce upon, and to implore the aid of
Him in whose hand our breath is, and
whose mercy endurcth for ever: there
fore,
Resclrcd, That Thursday the fifth
day,Of July instant, be and hereby is set
apart, as 4 day of Humiliation and
Prayer to Almighty God, that lie
would stay this plague and avert this
appalling visitation of His judgments.
Resolved, That his Excellency the
Governor be, and he is hereby requested
to issue his proclamation, making known
the atoregoing resolutions TO the People
Of this State, and recommending to them
to conform thereto.
j do therefore, pursuant to the above
lccited Resolutions, issue this Procla-
nation, TO make known the same, that
the good people Of this State, may con-
form thereto.
Given under my hand, and the seal
of said State, at Providence, the
twcnty-filh day of June, in the year
of our Lord, one thousand eight hun
dred and thirty two, and of lndepen-
cnce the fiity-sixth.
LEMUEL HASTINGS ARNOLD,
BY HIS ExcELLENcy's COMMAND.
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.
State Of Rhode Island and Proriacncc
Plantations. In General assemJiy,
June session, a. ID. 1882.
Voied and Resolrcd, That all officers
not reelected, and in whose places no
Others have been appointed, be, aud they
are hereby continued in their respective
Offices until the next session of the Gen
eral Assembly, with as full powers Snd
authority, as they have at any time had.
True FITNESS:
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.
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The steamboat BOSTON, Capt VIM. CoMs1 oc X
ARRANGEMENT FOR JULY.

Leave for New York on Thursday, ut 10
clock, NJ. and Sundays at o'clock, =. NJ.
Leaves New-York every Tuesday, and Sa'ur-
day, AT half past o'clock, T. VI.
This splendid steam packet is propelled by two
separate low Pressure engines, and heavy copper
boilers. Stops at the Long Wharf, going and
returning. judy 1.
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HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.

An act in addition TO the acts in relation
to quarantine, and to the introduction
and spreading of contagious and in
fcctious sickness in this State.
Sec. I. BE IL enacted by the General
assembly, and by the authority thereof Il
is enacted, That the Governor of this
State be, and he is hereby authorised in
his discretion to employ one or more
vessels with such officers and crews, and
such powers as he may deem c1pcdient
for the purpose of aiding and assisting
in enforcing the laws Of this State, in re-
lation TO quarantine, and tic introduce
ton and spreading of contagious and
infectious sickness, and the laws, rules
and regulations of the several boards of
health in this State, and Of preventing
the introduction Of Asatic cholera into
this State: And that such vessel or ves-
sells and the officers and crews thereof,
shall be at all times and in all respects
under the orders and directions Of the
Governor of this State; and such officers
and crews shall be removable at his
pleasure.
Sec. Q. Ind ii beJirihcr enacted, That
in case it shall, in the opinion Of the
Governor become necessary or proper
so to do, he rs hereby authorised to pro-
vide a suitable Hospital for such person
or persons not citizens of this State, as
may be attacked by the Asiatic cholera;
to appoint officers to provide for medi-
cincs, attendance, and all other things
suitable for such hospital, and to make
such rules and regulations IN relation to
the same, and to the persons therein,
with such penalties for the violation
thereof, as he may deem expedient.
Sec. 3. Ind be Il further enacted, That
the Governor of this State be, and is
hereby authorised to draw on the Gen
cral Treasurer, from time TO time fo'
such sum or sums ms may be necessary
to carry this act into effect.
True COPY Wiincss::
i HENRY BOWEN, Secretary
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The Cholera in Quebec and Montreal,
at the last accounts, was rapidly subsid-
ing.
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HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.

An act in further amendment Of the act
entitled can act to establish Public
Schools"
Sec. |. BE 1t enacted by The General
assembly, and by me authority thereof II
IS enacted, That the provisions of said
act be so far amended, that the money
which is directed to be paid to tie
several towns, under the first section
thereof, shall henceiorth be paid in pro-
portion to their respective white popula-
ton, under the ago Of fifteen years; and
their respective colorcd population, un.
der the age of ten years, together with
five fourteenths of said colored popula-
ton between the ages of ten and twenty
years.
Sec Q. find be ii further enacted, Tha.
the act entitled Gan act in amendment
Of an act entitled an act to establish
public Schools, passed June 1891, be,
and the same is hereby repealed.
True U;iness:
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.
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NEW GOODS
FARM FOR SALE.
NEWPORT BATHING HOUSE.

NEWPORT BATHING HOUSE.
(.No %. Long wharf inert Weaoffhe bridge,r
rTTIZENS aud strangers respectfully IN.
" formed that the above Establishment is now
open for the reception Of those who may wish To-
avail themselves Of the great benefits to be dcrivee
from pure salt water bath.
Also TO let. two superior Pleasure Boats, Napos
leon, aud Waterwich Terms reasonable.
RICHARD +. WILLIAMS.
Newport, june 2lst, 1882.
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.NoW Prh aad B,,ton S GAMBIA { Co
g. s8las GsS I,

Fare S5, from Newport, meals included
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Capt +. 5. BUNKER.
PRESlDENT,... Capt. r. ). BUNKER.
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REMOVAL.

Y4NNT. subscriber has removed his Co!ouring
n Establishment from Mill street to his house
on Prospect Ill., Whoever wishes any thing
done in his line Of business will please 10 call, aud
their work will be accomplished with neatness
aud despatch WM. TllCRSTON.
iuly
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nj A IL RI A e. T. =.

In New Orleans. on the I'd ult. Capt Ambrose
S. Page to Miss Fanny +. Foley.
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BY lis 'ExcelIency, Lemuel Hastings
Arnold, Governor, Captain General,
and Commander-in-Chief Of the State
of Rhode.lsland and Providence
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TO CARPENTERS AND MAsONS.

Y ] : 7
e. EALED PROPOSALS will he received from
- Carpenters or MasonS, or both, for huild G.
House of Worship, for the lst Congregational
Society of this town, at the house of Mr.. Nathan
B. iIammcit, (whcre the plans and drawings may
be seen and examined) until Saturday The iih
Of July neTt. All persons disposed to contract,
before that day, as they will then be opened and
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FOR SALE.
U" Monday, July 9Th, 1885, at 10 o'cloel,
a. ~.
AHA pleasantly situated house and lot
I::i;MH. on the bill, little north of the Oh,
UiiiEa& servntory. II commando a delightful
view of the harbor and the surround
ing ocean For further particulars, SC. apply to
June IL. JOHN l.. BARKER.
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To remove the ctrrupt smell of bilge
water, and to destpy it in sugar ships.
Throw one or two buckets of it down the
pump well until the smell is overcome
Diluiions-l part Chloride to 60 parts
water.
To disinfect ClDthes, Linen, &c., es-
pecially with persons sick with conta-
gious diseases; il is only necessary to
dip the articles itto the liquid, and they
may be withdrawn completely disiatected; ;
or stand d shallow vessel, with the solu-
tion IN the press that contains the
clothes. If the case be malignant, let
them lie in the liquid couple of hours
before r!nsing Diluiion.-l part
Chloride to GO parts water.
To disinlect Sewers, Cess-Pools,
Privies, sc. Throw down quantity
Of clean water, and then a pail full of
the liquid; if not sufficient, repeat after
ten or fifteen minutes. In emptying
very foul sewers, each labourer should
have pail full beside him, and now and
then moisten a sponge with the liquid,
and wash round the mouth and nostrlIs.
Dilution.-Half pint Chloride to one
pail water.
TO disinfect dead bodies for the use
Of Jurors, Coroners and Undcrtakers.
Wash the corpse occasionally with the
liquid; wrap it in sheet well wctted
with the solution and sprinkle around
often. Dilution.--l part Chloride to 60
parts water.
To purify Stables contaminated with
infectious disease. Wash the walls,
racks, managers, SC. with the solution;
sprinkle the floor, and rinse, after the
lapse of nn hour, with clean water
Dilution.-l part Chloride in 60 parts
water.
To fumigate completely building or
spacious apartment. lake one part
Chloride and parts of water, and Q
parts of water, and part Sulphuric
Acid and 10 parts water; remove every
living thing not to be destroyed; close
all apertures, and pour the two mixtures
together.-.N. Y jour. Com.
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AUCTIONS.

O'N FRIDAY, July 9Th, ati o'clock
VI. w. ~M be sold at Auction on Me
"a THE Half (the west par) Of
Esss the pwelling-House in MilI-strt. I,ext
u1lk west OF Audley Clarke, ESQ. Terms
june 20 x.s.'l'
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tendency, have been offered. Several ipqui.
rics, rs 10 amendmeats Of general laws, have
been smothcred NJ the onset--amoaxst them.
one Tor paying jurymen.
Tho committcc appointed 20 arrange the
congressional districts, have commenced the
task; and IL win prove to be n most ardious,
IL not an unpleasant ono. think il probable
tho subject will not be finally disposed Of for
several wecks--as il will b found that al
most any arrangement that may be proposed,
will conflict with the views Of aspirants. But
the worst indication yet given out, is the dis
position To neutralixe, IL not 20 destroy, the
influence Of certain districts supposed 10 be
heretical in their views Of national and state
policy. We shall soon sec, whether power
can, in any case, relax its arrogance, or ex-
hibit trait OF magnanimity.
On Friday, THoMAs RIrcHiE was rc-clcet-
ed public printer, without opposition.
A bill has passed, extending the time for
keeping open the books OF subscription to the
James River and Kanawha Company. Mr..
Cabcll, Of Nelson, In introducing IL, seemed
TO express great confidence in the success of
the enterprise.
About half OF the members Of the House Of
Delegates, are changes from the last session.
though many of them served heretofore.
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BOARD or TRUsTHEs OF
CharfesfOsrM.

lax AcT PASSED 7rH DEcEMBER, 1891
X"HEREAS, an effort made some time
Wv ago, to induce the citizens Of Charles
town voluntarily to provide their houses with
nre buckets, has been but partially success
iui-and a proper supply Of buckets being alb
soiutely necessary TO the safety Of the town
IN time Of 6re-it is deemed proper nj this
time, and without delay, 10 present 10 the
owners OF houses, the alternative of either
providing their houses with fire buckets, or
submitting 10 tax, To he levied for the pur
pose OF purchasing them
~ Is therefore enacted aud ordained, That in
addition to the taxes already laid for the eur
rent year, there shall be levied further tax,
10 be called "A fire tax, OF , per cent on the
assessed annual value OF all houses and lots
in Charlestown; Prov idcd, however, that no
house of less assessed annual value than $40.
shall be subject To- this tax-And,
Prorided JitTfhsT, That any owner Of house
subject To this tax, shall be exempt from the
payment thereof, who shall provide each
house land report the same To The Mayor or
Recorder, before the lsi day of Fe6niar,
next with one or more fire buckets, in the
following ratio, 60 wit For all houses Of $50.
and less than SI5 annual value, one bucket :
all houses between s75 aud $50 annual va
lue, buckets; all over $50 annual value,
3 buckets.
This tax shall be collected in the same
manner as the other taxes Of the town. SUBJ
ject TO the exemptions and rcmissions above
mentioned, after the LIST day Of February next
A. HUNTER, Mayor.
A. KENNEDY, Recorder.
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R0Nic Sale.

K"HL he sold, on Tuesday the Is, d,v
w OF January next, at the brick hou..
formerly occupied by n. Buckmaster, and
immediately opposite H.keycs' store, House
hoId and Kitchen Furniture, consisting Of
Three feather Beds, Bed.tead. and be dd;pv
One Cupboard, one Desk, nine Chairs.
Half dozen silver Table spoons,
Half dozen silver Tea spoons,
One fax Wheel, one Reel,
and number Of other articles too numerous
10 mention.
credit OF six months will be given on
all sums Of five dollars and upw ards, the pur-
chaser giving bond with security all sums
under five dollars, the cash will be required.
Sale To commence Mt 10 O'Clock.
JOSEPH NJ. BROWN, Dspf'y
for X. U'Hia'ns, .5d'mr. Of III. Bragg, deed.
Dec. -, 1892
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Trustees, Sale.

pursuance Of standing rule of Balti-
- more County Court, in relation TO insol-
vent debtors, the undersigned, permanent
Trustees Of Nicholas u. Chafee, will offer At
public auction, on the 9th day of December
instant, at the Point Of Rocks, in Frederick
county, TO the highest bidder, for cash. the
Ioi'o~ing property, TO VITA large quantity
oil ground Plaster, do. Lumber, Fish. Grocc-
rIes, Liquors, Woodward, Crockcry-warc
Tm-warc, Medicines, Glassware. and one
patent balance Scale, Stand Cask. and n va
r'ety OF other articles too tedious to mention.
And at the same time and place, the said
trustees will sell all the right, title and inter
est OF the said Chafec in and To an une pir.d
term in all that lot or parcel Of Ground occu-
pied by the said Chafec at the Point of Rocks
together with all his right to the improve
ments put upon the same, consisting OF two
Wooden Buildings.
Terms OF sale as 10 the leasehol.! property
WIN be made known on the day Of sale. sale
10 commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
WIN. ii. COLLINS,
JNO. n. IGLEHART
Permanent Trustees eS-.N: q. Chaise.
Dec. II, 1892.
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hf virtue Of standing rule Of Baltimore
~ County Court, the subsc ribcrs, as per-
manent Trustees Of Nicholas U. Chafee, will
sell, at public auction, on Friday the 18th in
slant, tDccember,) nj O'Clock, A. NJ. at the
warehouse, No. 90, Pratt-street, Baltimore. n
large amount Of H0EROHANDI for
cash, to the highest bidder, consisting of DRY
Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Groce-
ries, Liquors, Flour, Glass, Hardware, sad
dies Brides, Horses and Drays. Also, two
Stills, Stand Casks, sc. sc. &c
JNO. III. IGLEHART,
WIN. II. COLLINS,
Permanent Trustees Of Nicholas IT.. Ciafse.
WIN. HENRY & co.
.7uetionesrs.
n. B.-All persons indebted TO the estate
oil y. Z. Chafee, arc requested to come for
ward and make payment To the subscribers.
or either OF them; and all persons having
claims against said Chafec, are requested 10
present the same to VIM. n. Collins, duly au-
thenticated, at his Office i'm Court House
Lane JNO. II. IGI.EHART,
WM. ". COLLINS.
Permanent Trustees Of N: u. Chatse.
Dec. ID, 1892.
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RseMke Sale.

L WILL sell, on Friday the 9Th Of January
next, al my residence in the Rich Woods.
about miies from CiisrSestOwn, all my stock
Of every description, amongst which arc
Horses, Co,ts, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs.
One Wagon, Cart and Gears,
and number Of articles not necessary 10
mention. credit viii DO given on all sums
over 80, until the lst Of septsmber, 1879, the
purchaser giving bond and approved security.
sums under that amount must be cash. Sale
70 commence early in the day.
RICHARD A. CROMWELL.
Dec. ID, 1852
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Died.

On MONDAY the Sd inst Srs,y, aged Z years,
daughter Of Mr.. Jacob Newcomer Of This county.
On ihnrsday last, at M advanced age, Mr.
JosErH DUcKwALL, OF this county.
On the same day, two hour, after the demise Of
her husbsnd, Mrs. LYDIA DrcKwALL, at AN adj
vanecd age.
On Saturday night last, after severe illness Of
one week, WILLIAM WALLacE B.ELEu, son OF
the late Capt. Benjamin Beeler Of Mills-Groye.
IN this county, aged IL years
.On Monday night last, Mrs. MAnsIREr Hay
WAN, IN the cath year Of her age, wife Of MIR
David Hayward Of this county.
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.o CUBA HONEY
NoR sale by
II. KEyEs-
Dec. II, 1872.
Goods az COsfy

HNHE subscriber, anxious TO close his con
- Germ, intends selling of his stock "a
Goods at COST Persons in pursuit of good
bargains will find il to their interest 10 Civ,
him call. He will take solvent paper, or
produce at fair price.
=. The highest price will be given for clean
linen or cotton Rags.
JOHN r. HAYDEN.
Bolivar, Dec. 6, 1892.
y. >. All those indebted 10 him either nv
note or account, will please call, settle and
pay Their respective claims, as longer indui-
gence cannot be giYen. J.. n. U
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-13

a Recipe to Cure .Niiiifeaiion.-Let Jack
son resign his Office for the remainder Of his
tcrm-let J. c. Calhoun take the Chair OF
State, and administer the Government, and
appoint Gov. Hamilton Secretary of State,
and Gov. Lumpkin Secretary Of the Treasury.
MIR. McDufhe Secretary Of war, aud the res,
Of the great Offices out Of their friends. and
think It will destroy Notification, root and
branch.
None knows what sovereign bliss there lay
In ruling, we're il but day.-Pm.xKL,x.
BaR. Pat.
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letter, post-marked New Orleans, was
lately received at the New York Post Office,
the postage on which was $3.50, which sum
was paid at the New Orleans Office. With
the exception OF letter from Newport, II. 1.
during the late war, this is the greatest a
mount Of postage on any one letter received
since the establishment of the New York
Post Office. The postage on the Newport
letter exceeded 500 and was promptly paid.
u contained the log-book Of a Privateer, and
was to be used in evidence in case then
pending in the Admiralty Court.
NJ Y. Jour. Of Com.
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Negroes for Mire.
Hiring Of SE.res.


WILL offer foe hire, at public hiring, on
~ Friday the 25tk instant, at BunLers-H,lI.
about CITY valuable NEGROES, consisting 81
Men, W omen, Boys and Girls
Those Who have them hired, will ple ase
direct them Va be- At home ON The day pre-, iDus
90 the hiring. al tl,oso who fat o. comply
fully With the clothing specified IN iiseir botds.
ma3 expect the matter strictly attended a..
SAdI CAMERON, Guardiea
gvg ~ Acts II bsrsH BuTurE
Dec. &, ls3a.