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The Arrival of the American
Six Days later from Europe.

The fast sailing English steamer America,
forming the seventh Of the Royal Mail Line
OF Packets, arrived at New York Saturday
noon, under command of Capt G. II. f. Jud-
kins, formerly of the Cambria. This is the
first trip OF the America, and she has per-
formed her voyage in fourteen days, having
left Liverpool on the 18th.
The position of affairs in Ireland remains
about the same. Addresses of loyalty to the
Igovernmentare becoming more Numerous.
The Prussian troops are advancing into
Holstein. Some sl1irmishes took place on
the 9TH between the Danish troops and the
HoIsteners. The King of Denmark had left
Copenhagen 10 Join his army.
Serious disturbances have broken out at
St, Petersburg
In Poland there is nothing decisive. The
report ola rising Mt Warsaw is not confirmed
Paris continued in state of tranquility.
Large numbers of troops are concentrating
on the Sandman frontier.
The general character Of the Continental
advices saysth Liverpool Mall is much more
satisfactory, than for some time past.
The English Chartists and Irish Reporters
have demonstrated that they have more libcr-
ty than is possessed by any other people in
the world. The Government has shown its
power TO cope with and punish disturbcrs Of
the public peace; and it has also been de-
monsrated that the loyal inhabitants of Eng
land are in number fifteen to one of the dis
satisfied.
The petition pu@portins 10 contain $780,
600 signatures, On being counted, contained
short Of two millions.
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FEEHE undersigned wishes to inform those
e. who think themselves entitled to proper.
t. in England, that while recently in Eng
land he procured complete list Of the Un-
claimed Dividends Of the Bank Of England,
containing the names and descriptions Of
many thousand persons entitled to various
sums Of money.
These unclaimed Dividends and stocks ia
Public funds amount to several millions Of
Dollars and are now recoverable by Next OF
Kin. He also procured an index containing
the names of several thousand persons for
whom or whose Next of Kin advertisements
have been made in England within the last
so years; likewise many complete copies Of
Advertisements for the Wilson's, Townleys,
Stewards, Thompsons, Jennings, Gardeners,
Lawrences, Lyons, Browns Crawforfls.
Mathews, Stsnleys, Carpenters, Hydes, Ger
lings, SHADES, Chapmsns, I1olts, Russels, Web
bers Antrims, Charlwoods, &c. &c. In
many Of these Advertisements the American
heirs are particularly inquired after,
An examination Ct this collection as we'll
as copies Of these advertisements can be had
for a reasonable compensation. Applioa'
tons by letter are requested to be post paid
COLUMBUS SMITH,
Salisbury, Vt, April 1S4S. 43:f
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Most Extraordinary Work!
THE
Married Woman's
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.

BIZ DIR. A. N. MAUR1CEAU,
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES or WOVEN
Sixth Edition. IS no. pp,250. Price 81.
$4,000 Copies sold in Three A[onths!
Years of suffering, Of physical and mental anguish
to many an affectonatc wife, and rccuniary difficult
ties to tie husband, might Lave leen spared Ly e
timely possession of this work.
1t is intended especially for The married. or thofc
contemplating marriage as it discloses important
secrets which should lie known to them particularly.
Truly Enowedge is power. 1t is health, happiness,
afluencc.
The revelations contained in It's pages have proved
blessing 10 thousands. the innuncrable letters re-
ceiyed by the author will attest.
Here, also, every female can discover the causes,
symptoms, and he most efficient remedies, and most
certain mode OF cure IN ever! Complaint
sex is subject.
On the receipt ofOro Dollar, the Married Woman's
Private Medical Companion will be sent tmailed free
to any part OF the United States. All letters must lie
addressed, post paid, to DR.. A NJ. AIauriceau, Box
1224, New Iork City Publishing Office 12o Liberty
street, New York.
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ESCAPE OF SIX CoNvIcrs FROM CLINTON
PmsoN.--On Thursday evening six prisoners
made their escape from the Prison. Their
flight was Immediately known and the most
prompt measures were taken to secure their
arrest. A reward of $50 is offered for each,
PlatsJ0y Wig.
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MuT1NY.-The ship St. Leon, Capt. Jar
Wis, from Liverpool, anchored at quarantine
on Monday night, her crew being in state OF
mutiny. Capt Sturgis, of Revenue Cutter
Hamilton, went on board the St. Leon and
put seven Of her men in irons. Yesterday
morning he got the ship under way, aud she
was brought up to the city by the steamer
Eayhowcr.- Boston Bee, 2Gth.
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THE brig Withholding, left Madison, Ind,
ana, on the 29th March, with full freight of
pork, lard, -four, and corn, furnished by
Messrs. White & Co., of that place. The des-
tination of this brig is Liverpool. The cargo
was furnished for the Marietta Ship Company.
The vessel was towed to New Orleans by the
nov steamer New World,-B9ston lt'hig.
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RHODE IsLAND.-The returns from all
the towns but Exeter, give Harris, Wing, for
Governor, 2147 over Sackett, the Democratic
candidate, and ITO over all Others. The
vote was Harris, 1886 Sackett, 1899 Lib
erty, 347, and 80 scattering In the kegs-
lature the Senate stands Is Wings, IL Dem
ocrats House, AZ Wings, ~ Democrats
Boston Wig.
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FIRE IN ROCHESTER,. - A large stone
building near ,Jones's Cotton Factory, owned
by S. C. Jones, was burned down about 8
o'clock this afternoon. 1t was insured for
$4,000, which nearly covered the loss. Some
damage was done to the machinery in the
cotton factory but it was wholly covered by
insurance. R0cheSter Democrat, 26M ut.
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SuIcrDr.-A Mr. Goddard, Of Warwick,
Mass got up from his bed about 8 o'clock on
Monday morning, went TO his barn and hung
himself He was in good circumstances, and
VIC have heard no cause assigned for the I'M
natural decd.--EraHlcloro Eagle, 20M.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

Teachers in Brandon and the ncigllloyiug towns
who wish to secure n license to teach from the
County Superintendent, ere requested to present
thomselves for examination at the School House in
tie East part Of Brandon Village, on Thursday,
May 9Th, at lOo'cIock. A. N. G. TAYLOR,
Sept. Of Coa Schools for RutImd County.
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Estate Of Edgar d. Martin.

s Bl1 Of or r xEhMoS s 6S it ssmfm a,
at Probate Court holden at Castleton, in
April, 4. d. 1S48,
Whereas, Alonzo Martin administrator of
the estate Of
EDGAR u. NlAKJlN,
late Of Orwell in said district, deceased,
has presented to said Court his petition in
writing, setting forth that the debts and
charges against said estate amount TO the stun
Of S29G0,C 2--that the personal estate sold
for the sum Of $591,18, leaving the sum Of
s2369,44 to be raised from the real estate,
and hath shown to the said Court the situa-
ton of the real estate whereof the said de-
ceased died seized, and prays the said Court
to license him to sell so mnch Of the real cs-
tate Of said deceased rs will be necessary to
pay the sum of &2S69,44 with accruing inter
est. and all legal costs and charges OF sale,
therefore:
II is ordered that all persons interested be
notified TO appear at session Of said Probate
Court, to be holden ut Castcton, aforesaid,
~ tho liza day of May next, that they may
give bonds for the payment Of the debts and
charges of administration or show cause why
license should not be granted rs aforesaid
For which purpose It is further ordered that
COPY OF the record Of this order be publish
ed three weeks successfully in the Tcice II
Freed9m q newspaper printed at Brandon,
in this State. previous TO the said time APP
pointed for hearing.
A true copy OF record,
AS AT.MON WARNER, JU1qc.
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LOOK. AT THIS !
NEW
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.

TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform
y the citizens of Brandon and vicinity,
that he has commenced the above business in
this Village, where lie will be happy to was
on all who may favor him with their pat.
ronaEo.
SHor OVER KErcHAM's STORE. -:
No pains will be spared in Cutting and
Making garments in the latest and most ap-
proved style.
Particular sttention will be paid TO ease,
elegance and neatness of fit.
All work done at this establishment war
gantod WIN. PHELPS.
Brandon; Jan, q, 1913. ix:32:tf
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Travelling Agents are Informed that ic% district!
in Massachusetts, and two other Eastern States. arr
yet uncnfaged. Applications received (post pajd} n
above. 4:tCf
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BRIGHTON MARKET-April 27.

REPORTED the Boston Wig.
htmnrlct 265 Reef Cattle, IS yokes VI orking Oxen,
60 Cows and Calves 900 Sheep and 1740 swine.
Pnurs- Beet Cate--EXtra 81 Cos 1st quality So 75 a
e. %; %, S6a $3.50,
Working OaenSaes at SO, $50, $50, 800 $40, $40,
ff1rgs chi C4!rcs-c20, $25 $50, e35, e42.
Gistp-G2 j0a s5, according to quality
97"ins-At Wholesale, s IL pc. AZ retail, 13
hT1-2
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Probate Order.

STATE OF VERMONT, J REitromem-
District Of Rutland, IS, I'D bered that
at Probate Court holden at Rutland, within
and for the District of Rutland aforesaid, on
the 1St day Of April A. d, 1913:
Present, VIM. Hall, Judge.
Whereas, EDWARD JACKSON, administers
tor Of the estate Of
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SOPHIA WHITE,

late Of Brandon, in said district, deceased in.
testate, proposes TO render an account Of his
administration of said estate: Therefore, Is
is ordered by said Court that said account DO
referred for examination ard allowance to
the I'd Monday, being the 8th day Of May
next, and that a copy of this record be pub
lshed three weeks successively previous
thereto in the Voice of Freedom, news
paper printed at said Brandon, that all per.
sons interested may appear and object to the
allowance thercofif they see cause.
HENRY HALL, Register.
A true copy Of record. Attest
a. HENRY HALL, Register
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NOTICE.

TE7IIE public arc hereby notified that have
4 this day given my son, jonathan c. Win
ter his time during the remainder Of his minor
ity; ard that will henceforth exact none Of his
earnings, neither will I pay any debts Of his
contracting after this date.
MERIT WINTER,
Chiucndcn, May /, 1913. 4G;46
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The actors in the Butolph street affair were
alive last evening. The mans name is Au-
gustHs Dutec, a Frcnciman by birth. lie is
about So years old, and has worked at his
trade Ga carpenteD in this city for several
years past. He was to have been married
to the woman, Ellen Oakcs, on Monday last
and accordingly procured his marriage ccrti-
ficate.
The parties remain in an extremely crit
cal situation. 1t is barely possible that the
man may survive, but the physicians of the
hospital say that the life of the female is be,
yond all hopes-Boston Bee, 29M att
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PROBABLE MURDER AND SUICIDE--A
dreadful tragedy was enacted at No. 10 Blu
tol pin street, between nine and ten o'clock last
evening. A Frenchman named Dutce who
had for some time past been living illicitly
with female named Ellen Cakes, being in
lluenccd, as is supposed, by Jealousy, shot his
paramount infcting, MS we are told, a fatal
wound, The instrument used Was double
barrcllc3 pistol, loaded to the nluzzle. Three
balls took effect in the neck and one in the
head of the woman.
A woman living in the same house, seized
hold of Dutce, for the purpose Of OBTAINING
him, when he placed the pistol to his own
body and discharged it, the ball entering just
below the heart. The man and woman were
conveyed to the Massachusetts Hospital, where
they yet remain.
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Foreign lmportations.

LivERr,oL-SsIr OxvosD- 100 pale, rhorns Watson A
col chaln cables l. rQse-0 pkg cyrus w t,ed--2s
cs Wusht stgr<rs col do 4 II Vh,horae q bdl,
hugh-s Ware col boxes Is e. 10 sihon co hov.
VIM hsem 'nd-i0 DE- Nichoson-i. es i j. n.s co,.s
cs bs6 bale. stone, Svau COS Smith Tbprss a ~
81 do Mitchell co-23 do Russell Marsh d. ,i,r,
nen oanbry--Sdo sands. Fuller eng c.,ls II sam
x co.. 40 Wh.hon cos IS * lbbert,op--S do
Geo Pesrce co-6a DO VIM Whtrw s nj COZ do ~
B-ali, Rush col d. u = w Paul 4 co-es do RI.
P.t.n s,as.,,2 casks Hirsl sprou, cog esh Stu
AIT co-T do hixgs 5aDcock x eos CO Bird 0il,"
1So GilLla9 col d. spsd'ns was2n boxer ss5 bs'es
Phsip Dodge co72 cs 26s bdis cask Nsyor coa eks
~ WakepI] es Godfrey ranson co-2 psg, Ordy he
es W Lummis-a 90 j Waren-i rssk NJ Aim,sto 1y 4
Hum & col do Bactwe WhttemoIe n COT, 40 IT,
Hunt cot bsies D MADDEN co-3 casks ca Mu,r.m
scsJ Lugu,r-3 Fled & Ne rf,-S Wv.,h Rnays,,
coz Curtis X col Hast,1g, & cog s,iab H,,.r
co.. Moran Han ort2 Coffs, Bradley CO.. Pm
well Hight COS Freesnd Stuart co., te1sns co
Thomss Hnd-1 .rmer, hayes coia5l BIS rgaIs,lon
PateIl-H cs Wright Lsrge Latmer-23 i}reenwsvs U.n
" X coll Little zen COLI Wolf & B.hop-ia Als"
Hateu Co.'S pulkiey coil Nevins co-.i soaId;oa
Thomas VAIL SOU re 4 Brother-3 q a Ha,,b 80
Hall Bros Il co., Harpden * co.. Thos Lownds. = .
81 Res Bros co2s3 b, Corning Homer fo--ea3 + u
Abeei col84a Pierson co-9ls Salus 4 oo-o,o n w..
terman u COPS hieerker x hou-I Pollen n Coico,.
IS tons ecs 3S5 sack, salt Chas srsha casks 10 bbls
casks 81 crates 10 order. ~ WE -
PALERMo-ship 6aston-5 SEQ cartons sulpbur INN h,o
mac 40 do welnuts 400 do bers 100 boxes punes Po.-s
hees nmopts $50 bxs do 80 bss lemon, oranges
is cks wine Chamberlain Phep.-9 oil q siIk y nos
co, OF Bostoh-2 do Carbotkco
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 4. 1913

BALTIMORE, Feb. 4, lS4S
Reelection Of Hon. Jas. Il. Pearce- Unpopulari-
fy Of Rererdy johnson.
The Hon. James A. Pearce was Yesterday re.
elected to the United States Senate, for six years
from the 4th of March, ls49, by the unanimous
vote of the wing members of the Legislature
Mr.. Pearce's speech against the war gave uni
yersal satisfaction to the members Of his party in
the Legislature, whilst that of the Hon Reyerdy
Johnson has met with the strongest animadver-
sions, whilst its style and contradictory charac-
ter has greatly detracted from the estimation in
which he was held as scholar and statesman
One month ago Reverdy Johnson was the pride
OF wing Maryland, but he is now looked upon
with suspicion, doubt, and silent indifference
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Domestic Ian porsatiuns.

Ap.LhcHicoLA-pig We bos.et2 "a b,s Cotton IT s.;eer
al 90 ID stsb5os-loo Hurlhnt x on-s3 w III Tho
mas-los brorson-f CeotsS co-7b " Greep--iIe Ni.
len Msynen--4 bales cutting Coukltn sn,t,h 4,
tobare Allen Meynep- do Phillips 4 A6ora al Pave .
ssdt Sch u. kerl eask x y 10 rnsesdl boY LIN,
B..h-is-4t bales cotton - bxs tobacco 10 ordeT "
MoBus --brig Nnsa-2i bees cotton Robr ia William.
.ks, boz D Hurlbutt CO. tr. M B.rsyow-i
bb1s Phelps, Dodge col W Hicock col box "a o,d.,
MAhHs-BnG rionecr-9s bales cotton So hides Cos An.
Nelson co-u Nulford-le3 Centre g. oo-s7 Z Mai.
10 do Hopkins Allen. "'""'
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We learn from Chsr that the whole Of the tels
graph posts from there TO New Orleans up and the
glasses affixed The contractors wers on the slst Janu.
sry only awaiting the reception of h wire which YOU
soon be forwarded, and forcs employed TO put IL no
With great expedition. commencement was to be-
made that day 10 putting wire between this and
Augusta 10 stated also at tn.rs is bat abou: City
mites OF wire TO be put up between Raleigh and
burg and there is little doubt that the connection
that place will be open in a few days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-05

The WEATHER Our nelghbors a; the e. ST
have 81 GIT sample of winter at last At Sale m
the only storm OF the season. worthy OF the name
commenced early on Tuesday morning and left snow
enough to make excellent eieighipg At Portland, Me
the mouth Of February In with "a regular bu,t''
old fashioned storm. At Boston. the "a inst
the thermometer when highest 36k; next morning, at
sunrise IL Barometer, ut suorise 5000 Wind West
weather very clear and fne
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Cleared.
shp.S N.eeal.. PIP Eyee,gh. Hsvre, Boyd Hineh
I.ch Kruger; alonterey Crosby New OJleaps rsoIs
Ean' den, Brsgs Mobile ) Ogden. " "s"
Buks- scandal (owl Ws,tmap, w Uy.;....
Diaas, (Brt ny reechtof, Charleston. " '',''''
bngs-Bsibf a. tBl Skinner Cork 60 Barbe M.Fv..
ssna. GT.,. Lisbon Foster Nick, rsou; Lyrs lamb sm
rarl, y Smith Co; Muurye. Fenter a,de1ss Fiw,i
S2i 70 tst,, altman Phiiade phla, II y Person
'sch',J Ridgway, spaudyg st Thom1, Foster Il Mex
erson. JosephiLe Laourrtte Baltimore johnson Iowasa
syph. Smith, PniladeIphia Alfred Barry Met pily d. "o"
Arrived.
Packet ship Hendriek Hudson, Pratt. London and Porn,
mouth Jan Grswold. Jan H. lat IS DO loo "a 20 A.,
shasged ssna. with packet shp Gladiator, from Now Yors
10 Loudon william Neison, died the pss xaae
Packet sAp John Skddy, Lues. Liverpool jan . to
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Passengers Arrival.

rLoNSoN-PaekeI snip HendIck Hud.en-Mr. Elizabeth
TAFT Newcastle England; Mrs Margaret Mitchell New Vol
Capain Nash, New London Mrs Bsddley Miss Loreua BsdJ
ley l!iiamsburg; Mr. Su hers and lady. Mesrs MORAN
smith Sharpe, and Page, England. MIR kosep Mis- Reg,ns
knash. &c many-2t IN the steeraee ~ -'~s'""
LvEHPooL-Paehet ship Oxf,rd-Nr Th,m,, Cror. f..
sad M homss Cochrane Oh,o in the second cabin aud
los he Storage. "" N"''" "'o
HAvRE- Packet ship Blu gundy-Lewis Hsuson GERMANY.
Abe, >lisrd France; Waiter livingston rhiadeJphis:
hebAuld New York; Arthur HsJne, Eegand-so in the
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.a t,r S.E ssG
GLOW Bark Siberia, Bartlett from Lexhorn brig Islam
tissred~Brs q asS:,n pswer MssasS .ehs John Cast,
Mead. Cosen New York 'A'''' ""'en' '''aDn'n'
miscellaneous Record.
SGHR HUpos Muller hence for rhsdephia. ashore
Ia %e G.pe May on sunday evening las. and will
this city.
which put Plymouth Eng In aiste.s remained 18th u
repairing The cargo not materially damaged and she
,sRIo SARAH Asr strgns from surinam for Gloucester.
Mass. was At BsIbaaoe. the 18Th u with
she wa. trustworthy; held she found
placed on board brig o6e tor Alex sndrs The Sarah
Ann va, to have sailed for destination the 18Th.
scHR MINERVA, Abbot at Fall Rv.r instant from Bal,i
a. slsak aud sinking She reached dock
unl could Be- ID Keep ne'
PILOT BOAT WIN HAcxsrArF. in coming up the Lower
dieues on the Isbosd side and doae some damage The
pos boa, ca5rlea away her bsay stove hole IN each bow
aud sustained other damage.
Whnicr,en.
SAILED ffem New Bedford, % inst bark America, Tucker
AZ Monterey California sept Is 10y letter FROM Capt Bar
AT Naur Sept So Tybee Dukens ston from Madsg.
car aud I'D Oct oA d cruise, oil NOT stated
Sposen.
Big Denmark Lemozt fsom Ba;h for srel Jsa s Ia, CO.
! on 70. " ~
a n rs f:o nm S.wf See i.aec9. sop
.,s a"' SEN. from New bs o. from Be uIort do;
sylvia Rehd nrst,o sch, DO The bI S hiianap:,
,iat Ca. G.sas sid 18th for S'nsr maifs Ken.
esimea board) and 2irh Tor Ksstsu lam sId OH
g. Nsn smith, ro't Spain; s'd, brig Zsca, La'kin
ClEsFyYeos. Jan GAR brig. Venezuela Fowler Frank.
irndsd; h. Esehehs Hi dss For aoT w,dimlns
'a a aa {S ohm "a Ssw
orig Antsiops Watkins, from China for Calcutta
% sp'ti AS e ss
Ss% ans so;Su
sas; Gem small of EiatpOrt. dig; Bird. Curtis from
Fs Gnu ~ Ocean, BrO~ne New York;
hLksAsnnA FEB Arr briggs Noble Booth, Barbados:
"a BArs Fec lTCll a.g CAROLYN. Ne,mith (n.w. Of New
b h; a sr.ssS
s ss ssy.Ts a Se E So ,shI 'hion
s Ss.n. ss,s. % asG Size ID,
fS5 syizn bu a
fS b h5 aso R pH iss' New A,Sf
Sch, George S Eook Ind szspa started the
sA ssH ss % Yarmouth Ms which
ssed last evening withoua pilot The weather being hany
s,s them 'f bsw ss T; sad
Psso a5S espa with the s',,apce Of the pilot boat
s. :: :1s
badly. i N'e' no' 'ehA
BALIMonE Feb s-A,r ,ehr Havana Marshall CharIe,ton;
ste Columbus passed off Smiths Point shin and hro
both bound steamer Herald off Back River Point
herm brig bound up. Cid ship Eler,lie, White PORT Wal
Lydii York Roxbury, Providence. W" 'S"'
al ah NM ss;, jag sSsS; A :SSD Avn Holmes
kENNEsuNE Feb 2-Sld ship Holyske, new 4ss TONS OF
Camdenl Node "'' N''"
New HAvkH Feb 3-Arr sch, Olivia & Virginia Weave,
Happsiannock Grace Caroline Dormsn Norfolk: Pa an,
-, Richmond Sid schr New Haven, Kelsey NYork
PORTLAND Feb 2-AIr brig Margaret Levitt Tstanzs.
CID bark Cumberland Woodbury. do big Com Stewart Mer
rimsn, Cardeuas. ' ~
PLYMOUTH Feb 2-SId schr Herald, Norfolk
RICHMOND Feb 2-Sld schs Marietta Burr Dea,bo,, N.v
York scbr Gea Scott Poker do. Nv"
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CHEAP POSTAGE MOVEMENT IN BosroN-There
Is to be meeting at the fremont Temple this
evening In favor OF cheap postage The object 10 good
one IL s proposed To reduce all letter hostages to two
cents And careful calculations show tht the govern
ment would be the gamer In its post ohce revenues
would at oace adop. this reduction. Evenins Tran
SCRIPT, FEB. ID
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+ ,IST ,o( IKyTEIs RIMAINIHQ IN THE new
4. asss Ic. oM,: s:src.sy ~ f''s'' mention the
T. And bel further ssaessd, And all adyer.
emenu made under the orders OF the Postmaster General
newspspor newspapers Of letters uncssd for ia Post
Omce shall be inserted the paper Of the town
place where the Office advertising be situated
TIE LAsoEsT cIRcULArIor.-Nsw Post Office Lav. passed