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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-16

TEMPERANCE MEErING.-NVe Gust
dropped in" at the Temperance Meeting
on Monday evening last, at the Town
Hall, and while there heard some cx-
cellent remarks from Rev. Mcssrs
Smith and Hatfield They were uttered
in kind spirit, and with a degree oI
carneslness not incompatible with the
importance Of the cause. Another
meeting will be held next Monday even
ing, at the same place
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STATES ASYLUM FOR THE INSANE, sc.
A very interesting communication on
the subject of a States Asylum for the
Insane, sc. will be found on the pre-.
ceding page of this paper. The author,
as will he seen, says that The picture he
has given ofthe condition of the maniac
alluded TO, is not overdrawn, and from
the high responsibility of the writer, and
his usual candor, we cannot doubt the
entire truth of the description. 1t is a
sorry picture, indeed, and a Notifying
one and We hope il will have the effect
of awakening an interest on this im-
por,ant and'too long neglected subject.
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THE WHALE SHIP PARKER We no
ttced the loss of this ship in our last, and la'
names Of those that were lost. Among ih'
individuals saved were the fol lowing:
q. w. Smith, Captain. n. Bedford. Mass
q. Smlil,. I'd mate and cooper, Newport. X. l.
Joseph Dunbar, Cd, boaislecrcr, N. Bedford
X. +. Quinn, ship keeper, wburgh, N. Y.
Lew Pollle, carpenter, Boston. John Erwin
seaman, Philodelpha Seth Humphrey, sea
man, Boston o. lIemmenway, seaman
Frnmlngham, Mass. Henry Williams, sen
man, Augusta, Me. Wm. Cronk, seaman
n. T.; George Noycs. seaman, Boston. WIN
Russell, seaman, NJ Y. Nathan Brown. sea
man, Saco; + Woodman, blacksmith, Buck.
ston, +. Anderson, steward. Wilmington
Del. David Perrigrine, cook, Wilmington
Del; Stephen Lowe, cabin boy, Auburn, N
York.
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The U. S. Circuit Court for the
Rhode Island District, commenced its
session in Providence yesterday.

The Mobile Advertiser, considers
there is now no longer any danger from
fever there, and heads an article invit
ing absentecs aud the unacclimated to
visit the city, with "hrost Frost
Ticio,y! Victory r'-wishing them JOY
on their safe return, and anticipating
"a season of thrift in business, and OF
high enjoyment in all the social relations
of life"
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Loss OF The Packet Shin Sheffield.

The New York Commercial Adver-
tiser of Monday contains a melancholy
but interesting account Of the almost,
loss Of the packet ship Sheffield, Capt.
Popham, furnished by Mr.. Brooks one
rthe editors of the Express, who was
one of the passengers on board. She
was from Liverpool, for New York, and
went ashore on Romcr Shoals on Sat-
urday afternoon last, during the heavy
gale from East South East. The Shelf
field was one of Mr.. Kermit's line and
had valuable cargo, both which were
insured at the principal N. York Offices
There were 10 cabin and 90 steerago
passengers, all Of whom were saved,
after havipg been in the most perilous
condition for ii hours.
il appears that when tie shin arrived off
Fire Island Light on Sa,urdayAat 10. m.
the wind blowing fresh from SSE. with rain.
she took pilot. AT abou, p. m. while in
the act Of hauling on the wind for the pur
pose Of standing oil, went ashore on the
East Bank, a short distance to Norlhward Of
R0mcr. In n shost time the sea made a
complete breach over her--the ship striking
very heavily. At 3 +. NJ. the masts were
cut away TO ease her; previously To this she
blgcd, and the water nt this time was nearly
up to the ceilings OF the cabin. The passen.
gers were obliged TO shelter themselves IN the
round house on deck IN which situation they
remained for nearly II hours. The wind
very fortunately vecrcd round to the NV.
between aud ii p. NJ. bringing clear
weather and contributing much to smooth
The violent eastery sea which had been ray-
ing during the afternoon. At about 2 A. NJ
sunday morning. the steamer Wave, Capt.
Nandcr0il,p l,provldentlaIly went to their assist
ance, and received on board all The passen
gers and the crew, with the exception of
Capt. Popham, = mates, and / scamrn, who
remained behind TO save what they could.
UJ@The fastest intelligence from the ship
as announced by telegraph is that she was
uflout. and was in tow OF two steamboats, ON
her way up To the city.
The conduct Of Capt. Earle. Keeper Of The
light on Staten Island is most praisewor,hv.
lie was the lrsl to discover the ship IN her
pcrllous situation, and immediately proceed.
ed to the Quarantine to procure n steamboat
to 90 TO her assistance. The Wave was the
only one there, md promptly started out in
search, and after returning from The Hook
without discovering her, fortunately saw the
last rocket fired from tho wreck, when Capt.
Vanderbilt repaired alongside TO the unspeuk-
able JOY Of all on board.
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SACRED Music. We are requested
by musical gentlemen, who is well
acquainted with the claims Of Mr.. Pack
ard, TO call the attention OF the public
to his advertisement in to-day's paper.
We are assured that Mr.. Il. is fully
competent to give instruction in this
pleasing science.
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ADVICE GRATIS.
Important News to the Sick and
Afflicted

MRS. WINCHESTER, Doctress, ma,
A'A be consulted at the House Of Joseph
Fish, Broad Street, on various diseases m.
cdeul Ia the human frame. Patlcnis who
Irc incapable, from intirniy, of attending
personally upon tive Dnctrcss, can, by send
my n correct statement OF their case, b. told
whether they are durable or not. such u,
consumptlvc complaints, coughs, lnfamma
tons, weakness IN the dIgesl, kidney com.
plants, piles, shorIRess ot breath, as,hms
rheumatism. Chronic and lnnalnmatory ncr.
vous complaints, scrofulas humors, sail
rheum, crvslprlas, phlcgmotic complaints
! ,l"edmg al the lungs, loss of appetite, hu
mors in the blood ulcers, b,linus Diseases
lever aud aguc, yellow fever, irtnslc com.
plants, worms OF different kinds, fever sores
deafness and other similar diseases.
The Ducress has learned her skill from
the Indian Doctors, from Buffalo aud 'hc
Cnnbdns and has followed II ior somc years
She has been ~ the habit Of boarding aud
curing her patents nj homo. but now sh,
leels herself m duty bound to travel. and
ave notice to the public what cures she car
do she doctors from The extract of root.
and herbs sausiacllon can be given by re-
rcipls from those that have been cured. .-
The Doclress will be- NJ, this place every few
wcc cks until her patients are entirely well
She viii be- here 2lst November.
Newport, Nov. i6, ISi3'
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SACRED MUSIC.

l'llE subscriber will give a course OF ~
struciIon IN Sacred Music n, The ves,r,
Of Zion Church, consisting of tweniy-ioui
lessons, thuse dcsrnus OF becoming acquaint.
ed with the first principles ~ music arc re-
quested 10 attend on SATURDAY evening
next, Nov 18Th, when the terms OF Instruc-
ilon and regulations of the school will b,
made known. r PACKARD
Nny Ia
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Congress will meet on Monday, Dec. 9TH.
Tho interior Of the Capllo is now undergo.
ing thorough cleansing. In the Hall Of the
House a new carpet has Been laid, and the
decks aud chairs OF the members ecanscd
and vatnishe d.
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d e a r H S +.

In Providence 9th inst. Mary r., wife Of Col. VIM
Blan'lirg, aud daughter Of the late Jabcz Bullock o
Seekonk nsed ~ yerrs-l2h, Mrs ~ dia, wife of Mr.
VIM. ID SNOW in the 53d year'of her ge-On Tuesday
Stamford Newell, Esq. aged So.
In South kingstown. 3st nit Ann d. Brown, agec
o1 yrars.-2eth uh Mrs. Margaret Potter, widow o
MIR. Knight Potter, at Coventry, md daughter oT IA,
late Green CaprOn of East Grecuwch, nged - wears
Atiiomer, Cunrtland Co. ~ Y. on the llth ulr Mr.
Albert smith nged 80 Years, late OF Mrddlrtuwn, r.
and tho 18th NH Celia Maria only child of ihc l,I,
Mr.. Albert Smith, egtd one year.
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NOTICE..

IllE undersigned having been nppolnte,
by the Hon Court nf Prnhaie for ,h,
town at Portsmouth,, Admnlslralor for IN,
state Of Rhode Island. on the estate of ON
Ed,ly. late of Ithaca. County of TompkIns
and State of New York, dee. q having ylver
bonds hrrordng Ia law, requests all person,
having demands against sald estate Ia prc
sent them, and those indebted 10 make i,nne
date payment To
w. H. CRANSTON, .4dmr.
Newport. Nov. l6. ISi3-3w.
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iJ' The lengthy communication in
our preceding columns to-day, has COM
PEELED MS to leave out a variety of arti-
.cles, and several advertisements, which
shall be inserted in our next.
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TnE DosToN ALMANAc.-Thc Boston
Almanac, for. i8Ii, is to DC, to say the
least, equal if not superior, To any of
It's predecessors. Early orders will Of
course be especially desirable
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AUCTION.

On Saturday next. al 9 o'cIoek
II. NJ miH Dc sold al Public auction.
oi NE Store lately occupied dy Samuel
Hunter, IN Spring Street,
4 LL the Stock in trade in said Store. con-
- slsrlng Of GROCERIES,. Crockrry aud
Earlhcn Ware, &c. Also one live hog IN
the Siye.
immediately after will be sold all the rieh,
title and interest Of said Hunter, which he
had at the time of his assignment IN and to
The Lo, "i Land aud building recently ocru.
pl"d by h'm as above mentioned BY order
"f the Assignee.
GO0DSPEED, .Auci'r.
Nov I6.
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As 4s SHIP NEWS. .As;
W5a.% Es+lk
PORT OK NEW PORT. =.
A islV ED.
SATURDAY, Nov. H.,

SATURDAY, Nov. IL.
Schrs Garland, Sisson, I'm Prov. for yrginia VI,
Lyme, CT Rose, Kelly, iIarwch tor ApalschicoIa
Mechanic, SAWYER, Mechins Tor New York
Schrs Bolivar, barnard I'm Alexandria, md / dnv,
ih Norfolk, for Nantucketi Aurora, Woodbury. Phad
SUNDAY, Nay. IL.
Brig Syria, Masters. I'm W indsor, y. =, for n. v
Mnrihcran MhShew. Fall River ioI Belfast; Larkm
sheppard, do Tor Philadelphia.
Schrs Lewis Bruce StUdlcy, I'm Boston for vii
mingion, Del; Justice. Sleeper, 1hOmBston iur ~ Y
sloop Convey yanc0, Waterhouse, I'm Nantucket iol
Lyme, c..
soops Rhode Island, HUI, and Jas. l.. Long, IIaw
kins I'm Prov. for n, York.
MONDAY, Nov l3.
soop Vignnt, Ilca;h, hn Prov. for y. York.
TUESDAY, Nov. H.
ship South America. soule itn Providence and saet
p. M for \. ". Cuast
schrs Narrngauseiit, Baker, I'm Norfolk for Ports
mouth, n. II, aud sailrd-Cordrlla, Crockcr, Prov
lor Peterborough IornnN, NIckersnn, do. Tor Dennis
Wave, kmuwIcS, \. York tor Cape Cod.
Sloops Temperance, DAVIS, hn Somerset for Nan
tucket, and sailed Empire Day ton, Prov Tor n
do-Cluci, N.chols, I'm =. Riyer-Escort, Clcayrlahd
im \. Bedorl-'nrah Brewers, Boehe, n. Y Tor Prov
drucc-Jula, Fdruier, do. tor do.
Saed-Ship John CoggeshaIl, Pacific Ocean.
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AssigIlccs' Sale.

H,H be sold al Public Auction, on Me
premises, To-nEorrow CFridayl } morn
ing, d! 10 deiock.
A lL the right. title aud inirrcsi which 8.
"A II. s. c. Lawion. had on The Is, inst. IN
and 10 certain tract of land situated in sad
Newport, bounded north on Elm street 4:
south on Bridge street east on the Red.
wood lot aud wesi on -. together with
the shop or building thereon standing.
Al-" large quantity of Spanish, half
Spanish aud American Cigars, in first rate
order. IN boxes, to be sold in lots TO suii pur-
chascrs.
II. Y. CRANSTON g. SON,
Newport, Nov. l6. 1913 .lssign,es.
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Assignec's Notice.

SAMUEL HUNTER. of the Town and
- C"unty OF Newport. Trader, ha- ,bis dav
made Ia the undersigned. an assignment oi
all hls property and effects, for the benefit of
his creditors. Those having d,inands against
said Hunter, are requested to prescott mud
prove them within thirty days, and those M
drbted, 10 mako immediate payment, 10
MILTON HALL. Assignee.
Newport. Nov. l5. le43 -:}w.
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NVN IN 7 NUV' To.
sloop Vigilnnt, IIls,h, I'm Prov. for n. York.
TUESDAY, Nov
Gle AIRED.

lolh-Sloop Arion, Heath, New.Nork.
llth-Brig Malaga, Buigi., Boston.
" --Schr Rose. Kelly, Apalachirola.
" --sloop Herald, Burdick, Mobile.
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The agRrgaic vote of The State At the late
election ~ New Y"rk, 10 estimated ut 90,
600 Ices than ~ lolO. ",'
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Final Notice.

TlIOSE Creditors of GroRGr KNowlrs
oi jamestown, who do not comply with
The Conditions of his assignment, aud re-
ccIv" their Dividends, on or pciore the 81 t
'of December next, will be considered as
haylng refused lie benz fit of The same and
shall then pay over to sand Knowles, their
respective cIAlms, as provided "a saId nss,pa-
mclt BENZ. MUMFORO, assignee.
Newport, Nov. =, lSl3-ls2m.
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NOTICE..

I>llE Town Council Of the Town of New.
=. port. give notice. that they will NEE, NJ
the Town Hall ~ Newpnri. on Monday the
27ih'day OF Nov. inst, al 9 o'clock, A. NJ, ms
a Boaid OF Canvasscrs. to further correct the
lists OF voters, of The Town of Newport.
preparatory to'choosng Rcprescntailve To
'he General Assembly of this State, from
il'I@ town, IN the room Of Henry Y. Cranston.
E'q, who has resigned Tie Gfsi publIca
'ion oi tins notice Is ordered To be nj least
ten days before SAID time of canvassing.
B. ROWLAND, Council Clerk.
Newport Nov. I6, lS43.
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ES q A A Al g q 8,

In this town. Thursday evening last M Zior
Church by the Rev MIR Watson Mr.. james Perry Dock
ray, o Providence. to Miss Ahhy Eng. yougest duugh
ter OF Hon. Edward w. Lswton, OF this town.
On Tuesday evening. by the Rev. MIR. Brooks. Mr.
stephen u Chace 10 Miss Clrri-sa H. eldest daughtel
Of Mr., Benz. II. Altman, all Of thi. town.
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THE BOSTON ALMANAC,
FOR 1914.
BY s. N. DICKINSON,
Will he ready for purchasers in the early parl
Of December. Orders first received will %
meet the first attention. II will
contain
A CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY,
OF ALL THE

Business People and Firms in the City,
Alphabetically arranged under each business
or profession. The advantages Of such a
Directory consist, IN bringing toa point, ifon'
all parts of the city, the numes ot all persons
engaged in such particular business. For
instance, IN small compass, under the head
If llARDwARE DEALERS will be found the
names aud places OF business of all who deal
N that commodity. So OF Dry GoodS, Leaih.
er, Furniture. Iron. Hats HOSieru, etc. eic.,
etc.,-aIl so arranged, that the rrHdcr may
see, at n glance, The names OF all those who
are dealers III any on" article. a variety OF
other useful aud interesting matter will be-
found IN this lutte volume. II will contain
% or 80 pages more than heretofore, aud be
printed throughout on new and beautiful
Ruby Type, cut IN Edinburgh, and obtained
expressly Tor this work. The Calendar
pages, as usual. will contain space for memo.
rauda for each day in th" year. / Vail be
handsomely and substantially bound in cloth,
and sold as usual, at % cents per copy
Orders may be sent TO the Proprietor
:. n. DICKINSON,
50 Na,hIngrnn-slreci,
or to Messrs. THOMAS GRooM s. Co,
co Stale. street.
In either case they will meet with prompt
attention.
Boston, Nov. l3 lSi3-Gw.
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AUC'I'lONT.
UC,I'ION.

1o be soM al Public .Auciiop, TIPS
DAY, AIR. I6. 1919, al 9 O'Clock, "A.
NJ, Of Jair u mol The fest fair day
cler,) J al he late residence Of Giles
Manchester, dec, all hs personal pro-
periy hat said dec, died siesed Of
consisting Of
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Notice.

Rev. Mr.. Books, will continue his course
of Lectures on Church History, every Sun
day evening, at the Unitarian Church.
Nov. Ii
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-16

The abolition vote in the State Of
New York at the late election, is com
putcd at 10000.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-M Nov. 13, 1s43.
Reported for The Boston Daily Advertiser A. pstric,
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Massachusetts Election.

The result ofthe election in Massa-
chusel,s OH Monday is truly gratifying
to the Wings, Notwithstanding there
was no choice Of Governor by the pco-
pie. The Boston Atlas Of Tuesday, 10
A. NJ. received (by means of express
ses established in all parts Of the State,
the returns from ere,y to,cn, except four,
which would make but slight variation
of the general result. Briggs plurality
it will be seen, over Morton is 4,374.-
The majority against Morton ig 1925,
the abolition or scattering vote being
1861. Nineteen out Of forty Senators
have been elected, and there are 81
vacancies 10 be filled by joint ballot of
the two Houses. About three fillhs of
ihc House of Representatives is elected
which makes tho Wing malori,y-in
the Senate, as far as elected, fre; in the
House )o,iy sir. As the choice Of Gov
ernor and Lieut.. Gov, devolves upon
the Legislature, the election of Briggs
and Reed is therefore safe The whole
number ofvotes cast in the towns heard
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Court Of Probate, .Nwpori, .Vop 6. IS43

Court Of Probate .Nt,cport, Nor 6. I643
A instrument in writing dated 3lst doy
of January, 1881, with C"dmlI thereto,
dated 32rh July, Iot2, pprporrug to be the
last VIII aud Testament of G.rr.t Holmes
DE irl"s, late Of sand Newport, CauIker aud
Boat builder, dec, was presented for Probate
and Tor letters of Administration with the
will annexed to be granted thereon.
u is ordered, that the same be received
and The consideration thereof ~ referred to u
t"nri OF Probate la be- holden at The Town
linlI III Newport, on the lirs, Monday in Dec
next, at . o'clock u. N. aud that previou,
notice he given by publishing II copy of this
order three several times in The HraM OF
The ismea. for all persons interested to ap-
pear oI sad time and place md be heard.
"A true copy-whncss:
MO Ii. B. llowLAND, Pro. Cl'k.
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Representative 10 Consress.--In The
10Th Congressional District, the Hon.
Joseph GrinncIl, (Whig,) Of New
Bedford, is elected over Mr.. Perkins and
the abolition candidate, by majority
of 63G. This election was for the pur-
pose OF filling the vacancy occasioncd
by the death ofIlon. Barker Burncll.
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0 Y S T E R S.
MOLA SSES.

Do llogsheads, and 80 TIcrccs New Or
-o leans moasscS, III lots 10 sun purcha
.ers. for sale by
Nov. i6-3w. II. HALL
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tiers.

REMAINING ~ rHE POST orFIcE, NEWPORT
| r. l., Nov 1T, IcI3
u .Mr"itS'dicttcrS 0re piacfdi ia s~pa,o,t
mr. PerSo"S "PPiyi"g for Them ,cH pitdse cail
tor "ADNERTIsED LErrtus"
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l(HHmup, AReow Roor OF pnmc quality
- aud JuIubc Paste. at
De-; IL II ] TANIOR'S
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TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT,
IL. III


NOTICE 10 applicants for renewal Of LOST Certificates
81 STOCK, o. lo' payment ef lost Treasury drJ.s o.
treasury rVteS. From the Imperfect form IA which
asl ca'iohs are frequently pres nted at this Depart
ment, Tor renewal OF certificates Of stock OF
rcasury drafts Treasury notes lost or destroy
II ~ deemed proper 10 inform those u HON may con-
eeTn, that the Depart expects every such appca.
lion TO be accompanied by The following documents:
l. A statement on oath or affirmation, by the APP
pcant, showing the time place and all ,lher cir.
cumstances attending the loss or destruction Of the
cenlcste drait or note with letter, number date,
amount, the rate of ineres il bears; he time 10 which
interest, IT, any has been paid in whore favor il was
issued when made payable; together with every
other particular relating TO II, within the knowledge
of the applicant.
z. Al instrument in writing, TO be signed by tn
applicant, with two surelics rotng the particular
hefinbefOre specified, by which such applicant anc
his suretics shall jointly and seyeraly agree pay
any person who may establish valid claim to the
tih ate, draft alleged 10 have been lost
destroyed, the full value thereof IN demand with int
rest until paid and also to pay t1 the United State
any SUN which shall appear TO have been enormously
paid TO such claimant pur .uani To the SAID applca-
lion, with interest until ia d. Such instrument IS l.
be executed in the presence Of Judge District A.
ioIney OF the United States, or Judge of Supreme
~ Superior Court Of any State by whom he sufi.
cheney of the surelies, in double the ca med
must be certified.
"A copy of public advertisement OF the loss OF
destruction of The certificate, draft or note, made by
the party IN newspaper published at or near tn
place, of such loss destruction, accompanied 10y tbs
afiid Wit Of the printer publisher of the lme tina
the said adve tsenent had been inserted in the said
paper for six consecutive weeks.
J. C. SPENCER,
july ll-6w Secretary Of The Treasury.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

jury sd iofo
TN order to prevent the alteration OF the amounts
/ for which certificates of United States stock are
or may be issued IL has been determined not to is
sue any certificates of the loan of S43, except those
in which the sum is engraved, and where the Ollie
rent denominations very distinctly exhibited by
plates VARYING from each other in their style and Wig
nettes These denominations Will be 500, S50U,
81 900, $1,000, 5000, $4,000.
No transfer of stock in that loan therefore be
made of any fractional part of $780, IN any case
To accomplish the same object as lar as may DC
possible in relation to stock in other loans oil Tue
United States no certificates viii be issued Tor
fractional part of 800, except for sums between sioo
and 5000 and then only upon trainers oil such itac
tional certificates as have heretofore been issued
No future transfer of any stock requiring cerlihcate
of any fraction of 500, except IN the case last spe
cited will there ore be hereafter sanctioned All
other certificates will have the sum engraved. 1t is
the sum written will return them 10 the Treasury IN
exchange for those which the denominations are en-
prayed Ii is presumed that the holders will perceive
the additional security VIII ch this arrangement will
afford to them and to the Government. The certh-
Gates to be exchanged, having endorsed on them an
order for such exchange by the holder may be lelt
with any depository Of the Treasury, by whom they
will be transmitted, and those received in return will
be delivered to the holders free Of all expense.
I'm the new certificates of stock of the loan OF lS43
considerable on the books of the Treasury, will be
perceived that an assignment is engraved at the'end
nf each This assignment is in no case to be sepa-
raed from the body of the certificate until an actual
transfer at The Treasury has been made when il will
he cut off for the purpose of destroying the negotia-
hihty Of the certificate. And its separation viii, in
ali eases be evidence that the certificate itself has
been assigned and is no longer valid security,
J. C. SPENCER,
Secretary Of the Treasury