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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
DEPOT OF BRONZE POWDERS.

THE subscriber, Importer and Manufacturer,
i keep. constantly on hand, the largest assoit
ment Of Musical Instruments, OF every description,
in the United States. Also, Bronze Powder, o
all oolors and qualitics, Of the beet German manu-
fac Or, Dutch Metal; Florence Leaf Gold, an
Uhra.marine Blue, and which h. will sell on real
sonable terms Sto,ckeepers aIe requested 10 cal
AMI examine his large assortment before 1nfohat-
inc elsewhere. EDWARD BAACK,
Mar2i 81 Fulton street, New ioik.
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CHANPAI GNE

r, LATLMAND sllvery Mou.seux, let quail.
y. ia superior article Jus, reoeiycd ard kr
s1,s ~ r. n. SLANT ON,
,,,k % rA,n-s street
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COLLECTORS NOTiCE.--The Undersigned
" having been appointed Collector of Taxes for
the town Of ofPortsmouth, and having qualified him
self according 10 law, hereby gives notice that he
shall Immediately call upon all the tax payers Of
said town, and shall expect them to he prepared to
pay theirtaxc promptly, as he shall not call .e-
cond time. All taxes remaining unpaid after tic
lst of September, vii be collected ia the manner
prescribed by law.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01

LIVER COMPLAINT,

NERVOUS DEBILiIl, DISEASE
or THE kIDNElN,
And all diseases arlsng from a dlsnrdcrod LNct
or Stomach, such as Constipation, Inward filcs,
Fullncss, ~ Blood to the Head, AciditN Of the
Stomach, Nausea. Hcart-hurn, Dsgu,t ior Food,
Fuilnrss or weight ia The Stomach, Sour Erncta-
ions, sinking or Fmtlrring at the plt N tte S,,o-
mach, Swimming Of the Head, Hurried and Dim
cult Breathing, Futtrring AT the Heart, Choking
tor sulocatng sensations when in q " iug posture,
Dimncss Of Vision, Du,s or webs before the Sight,
Fever and duIl psin in the Head, Deficiency or
Precipitation. Ncllowncss Of the skin and Eyes,
Pain l the side, B,ck, Chest, Limbs, &c, sud-
den Fluslcs of Heat, Burning IN the Flesh, on.
stau lmagiuiugs Of Ey,l, and great depression q
Snirits can be- rll.sslttlN cured hN
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01
Oh. c HRisTiE'a
GAI.NANIC BRACELEI0

Are lnpd of vast service in cases of Conv ct ~"
c |omnlants and general Nervous Affections ~
be Head and upper eEtremes Also In Palsy and rsrs
~. and ali diseases caused by deficiency OF tTwss
or Nervous Energy in the limos " o'He' ''s'"'
body.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01
COCGH MEDICINES.

TAYNE'S EApectoranL Ayers Cherry Pecto-
y raj, Wistar's B lsam uf Wild Cherry. Hu-
hans Hug rian Balsam, Schcnck's Pulmonic
Syrup, Indian Balsam of Livcrwort, Vegetable
Pulmonary Bdsam, Taylo,'s Baham of Liver
wort, with many other popnlw Cough Medicines,
at X. X. HAZARDS,
ncaI the Cont House.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01

CLENENT, Parl-lsn Ladies Hair Dresser
" has the honor Of informing the Ladies tha, he
has us. arrived in Newport, for the sea'on, an1
n. /, COW ready 10 waite on them a. their requef'
ordcr, received a, i77 springs, 3~rd.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01
ruAp AND re CONVINCED.

Chas. Robinson, Esq, Easton, Nd, ma lc'tcr
10 Dr. Jackson, Jipua,y Q, 1850, said
"My wife and myself have received more brn'.
f, lron yom m"dicia' than ANY other W have cv'
er taken tor the Dyspcrs, and Liver disease.
"Tuc Tenth Legion, published at Woodstock
Va, Jimsry 10, 1850, slil.-
"a GREAT MEDICINE"
1--WE have uniformly rcfuipcd from recommend
,pc to the public any Of the various f,u nj Ncdi
cincs ~ ,ho day, unless thproushly convinced Il
,hrir value. Amorg those we consider worthy oi
notice !. the Grm1a Buvs, inyeutcd by Dr.
Hooaand. and prepared by Or. jackson, IN Phia
selrlna onc i's'aner " plr''erlay, IN which 'ho
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01
Tic Doloreux and Neuralgia,

The. '--V, y eoni,ins comPisnts are ,""'
a,s,,i, ,,h,u ne application Of the o.l,s.e ssiI.
S,r,y,c, .sp FLrip The Belt dinuses the hsc'resy
,h,ongh the system the Neekiscs has local shsot se
A.. I1uid scx directly upon the affected nerves y
these distressing Affections the application sA''r
FAILS
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DIR. IICOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BlTTEES,

ftrrr'd BN
m -. H. JiCKSDN,
Ar ruE GrRMAr Ntpi,ist SIu,N,
100 ir,h Nr0, Poio3,pho.
Thcir power over The ahuyc diseases rs not cN-
crllra--i II cqaailrd---lN ANY othcr PREPARATION M
the United States ~ the cures attest, IN many ca
scs after .kiul physicians bad failed.
These Bittcrs arc worth, the attention q irNa-
lids Possessing great ,iiuc, IN the rccthcallon
Of diseases Of the Liver and lc.srr gands, cNcr-
cising the most searching povcis ia weakness aud
avctons of the digestive organs, th', arc WiihaI
s.l,.- certain aud "a, aguu
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TO LET

V'IIE Store No I69 Thames Street iormcrly oo
i cupicd by the late William Gof, also one Ten
ncmrnt and pleasant Room for an office arply
To. 3.W. DAVIS X son.
IERkINS, Cap'es, Cheese Peppers, and assort-
y e Pickles, for sale by
BARBER g. BOONE,
mav22 Nos. and Market sluale.
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e,1s AND CONCLUSIONS.

'rb.,e alarming and terrible oompisinf' ere n~svs
caused by q d,,ans,m,nt ~ "a, Nsrre, .hs -
Bs.e,lrrs aSp fIrip will esre ns"" s'''
c. MoREBEAD. NJ. ID, General As"' 81
tho United States.
i32 Broadway. Ae~ fs's
Rr INWARD, AFni fr NtSr"r
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WAsaINGroN, july "a.

CoNFInMArioNs. John G.. Clarke,
Auditor Of the Ire .sury. and Mr.
Smith, Register, were couiirmed to-day
by the Senate. Boston Transcript,
Wsdaesday Eve.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01

superior virtues of this medicine has been tested
has fallen under cur observation. During the L,,t
summer. a son Of Mr.. Abraham Crabill, Of this
county, was very seriously ainic,ed wirh Liver
Complaint, and after uying in vain ya,aous rene.
dies, he purchaseds hottie Of the BiteIs, and after
using 1t, was 80 much relieved OF his dis;rrssing
nalady, that hc procured another bo,r, and Is ,c.
stored entirely 20 health"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01
nrW,RE OF COrNTERFFITS

This medicine has attained that high character
which is necessary for all medicines To attain 10
induce coun,cri,,'rs to put forth spurious anti
cle, at the risk of the lycs of those Who nno-
Gently deceived.
LooL c,H to N, narke n tie rtaVmr.
They have the written signature Of NJ. JACK
son upon the wrapper, and the name blown IN
the bottle, without which they are spurious.
l.. Ii L. -.
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NEW RoRK ASSOCIATION ron uAPRovINo THE CON
DITIoN OF THE POOR.

NEW RoRK ASSOCIATION FoR IMPROVING THE CON
r DiTIoN OF THE POOR.
This association have issued their seventh annual
report, and state that "ons charsctsristic fea-
ture Of the years operations has been to do
than hitherto for the permanent elevation Of the
INDECENT Another marked feature has been the
effort to diminish the number Of those who habiually
depend on slmso As . corollory to these various
lsbors there has been . striking dimnution In the
pumber Of the dependent poor, compared with the
previous year During the ending November LIST
eS44 persons In the Of the year just closed
only 6726 families aided. prisng 25762 per-
sonsthus exhibiting decrease OF SAT families, number
ing 8u persons. This 10 encouraging, considering
relative number Of the poor. Many Of the rich
removing from the city while the poor are rapidly
pressing in. For the last three FEARS the almost
incredible number Of 7l0315 alien emgrants landed
make their way into the Interior the idle and thrift
less chiefly remain. And though q special depart
ment has been formed for the of INDECENT aliens
yet, many Of them refuse this provision and throw
the aggregate Of the needy and become oppressive
burden to this association. Notwithstanding, how.
ever the immense influx Of foreign immigrants, and
the peculiar exposure Of the city to paupssm from
doer poor increasing above the ratio of the in
Of the inhabitants but that they actually
falling below 1t; and Though some have expressed
their belief that the tendencies Of this institution,
however wisely conducted, we're to augment the de-
pendent class the contrary appears to be the fact To
show therefore the fallacy OF such opinions which
implicitly condemn as mischievous all organized cha
rity and to set at the time the influence OF the
association, in this respect, In true light the follow
ing statistics of the relief granted by 1t since It's for
nation suboined. And let it be remembered that
It is not prIori reasonings, but facts and figures,
which furnish basis for all just conclusions such
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New MODE OF MARRIAGE.-A marriage took place in
rather novel manner among the upper ten yesterday
morning at house in Twentieth sereet. A young
gentleman had been paying his addresses to lady TO
length of time but unable to obtain the consen
Of herself friends to the match. She had mis-
givipss although mach attached to him. He called
her this morning, and finding her family out proposed
oeosely that they should be marie on the spot The
Of the proposition struck her faverably and
third person Immediately called In as wit ness
in whose presence they mutually pledged themselves
each other, and signed paper to that effect This,
of course is legal and binding The ladies friends have
acertained the facts and making virtue Of
have concluded to ratify the marriage by formal
ceremony. The will be published in due time.
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DAcIyIc nAIL sfIAnsHIP conPAMY-IHI YUD-
he informed that under The arrasgsnsnts Of This
Ce.lssy ssss.:r: i.:ps.sst AZ :PI.e.a "a ne Hsvy
leave Panama AAl Ban Francisco the And
fifteenth days each msnh detained b. unavoidal
accident the arrival Of the malls Panama Ths
q the t,st q BE- month y touch Acapulco
esn Bias 1AsatlAA Ban Diego and Monterey The stesn-
ntssnth Of the month wteush ~ Acapulco bat
The new stesnship COLUMBIA viii ply regularly asss
her arrival In the Pacific between San Aad por
In Oregsn awaiting ct the former the arrival Of ms
and Panama and returning without delay
with mails and passengers fer the fos wing
Ban francisco regular line Of propsss win be kept
fer the Of freight and transient
between Panama and San Francisco.
The connection in the Atlantic will DO maintained By the
respships EMPlRE CITY leaving New York the 18th
and CHlR0KlH. leaving New York On the 18th Of sssk
York . spare steamer.
will form direct line between New Orleans and Chagrea
leaving ct such periods will little detention
possible enthe Ishmus forming with the Pacific steam
shps through line and from New orleans and psrts IN
Mexico, California and Oregon.
Through Tickets for any month can be secured on spp
cations passage New Orleans should be made
ARMSTRONG LAURAsONk Co.. Agents, 81 that place.
Nav York. lot. 81.
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TEE NEw YORK ND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Nail Stcamsrs-Ths ships eomprging this line arc the
ATLANTIC, CaptaiE Negt. BALTIC. Captain Comstook
PACIfIc, Captain Nys. ADRIAIIc. Capt. Grafton.
ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
These chips having been built b sontrse expressly f
service every has Seen taken In their
strucou also IN their ehgnes % strength Lne
sreed end their soconnodaonf for passengers
~ allied fer elegance or comforr.
Price Of passage New York TO Liverpool fsOi exuu.
fve uto Of szo state ss25 from Lverro
how YORK C'5 -
Al experienced Burgson will be attached 70 oseh uhis
20 bcrtha secured until paid fot.
me ownfa Of thefo shIa will no. 30 for reid
ver bp9a specie, Jevslry, precious stones mst-ls
1re-a Bills Of ihdrr signed therefor, aud tho vHrr
hereof therein expressed.
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SHIPPING.


EoR LIyERPooL-uNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
ship ATLANTIC, Capt. Jas. West-This steamship vii
depart VITA the mails tor Europe psstvely on ss,ur.
the 7h Of Docsber at IL ocook M from her BERTH 81
All letters Fars through the Pest once Yer freight
pAFaghaving uaequse accommodation Tor elegance
Enw'D x. COLLINS, So Wall street.
The steamer PACIFIC will succeed the ATLANTIC. ,nt
al D.. ler
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@ S0n REwARD.-JEFFRIEs' ANTIDoTE, A SIR
DcOO oiho Mixture for the cure Of private disorders
makes greedy cure witt cut the least restrictions o.
Diet drink oSposure oha1gs application 70 usnets
Ghs Proprietor CHALLENGES single Gaze which the mixture
will under forfeiture OF five hundred do.ra
re issts yeek-nany cured in two days rer sls ~
9. H. RING. 100 Broadway los Bayhrd street New York
VI. b Little, lOi Hanover street. Boston; Wright Co.
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I66.0OI 3I2l


Entire popula ton. 100, i25 Dw slliug houses ac-
tuallv occupied, 25,006 Number OF deaths re-
pur,,d from LIST June. 1872 TO LIST June 1850, $3.50.
CsRorINE Comfy. MD-The census Of Caroline
county Is now complete, and the returns show a
total population Of 96S7, being en- increase ga little
over two lheusand since 1870.
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NEW MEDICAL BoOKs.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL

NEW MEDICAL BooKs-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
~ work the nature and Of delicate diseases
md all the kindred observation-disclosures by great
Der Of beautifully colored plates large life; Ho
Bostwik NJ d. lecturer and diseases the
above named nature IL e large quar,oSs0 pases g
cal aud Surgical Journal" may be said fearlesy TO be
equal 70 Records Actions wors tho family Of
dentes and far superior to thing Of the kind
hthsd in this eountry. Author Of The Family Phys-
olan price venty cents. Author Of work Self
atuse and its deporablc defects lmpoteney stey, &c.
Sc sixth edition. fourteen plates price o. For
the publisher, STRlkGERG TOWNSEED, 222 Broadway
and by the author, bOi Broadway.
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DOCToR YouRsELr-FoR Twenty-Five CENT?
DAaIs AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE DIS

in few hours, by vegetable application without
pain. In eonstt affections and debility brought BY
improper habits oonbi1e medicines with the local remedy
and Shewany therre cannot cured
without it, have daily, OF years standing from
the other physicians In ALL guarantee
have oontractions daily, cure without causte, which
others caused By their expepK The disease
snough Ny spoms, with these and The hundreds Of
hcstes ehcw that equal IL. You cured
asy ID. n Cortyn. You syrelled my complaint In few
hours, Deroud under the other physicians
without beneht; body covered, cured
n 'hor. time, John RolliSOn. IL PAID over $500
you cured BY local and general treatment In short
lime Jas sahsb N.Y. Treatment BY letter ofios hours
two doors from Broadway.
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PLACES or NlrfvrrY.-Unitsd states MS; irelns. ~
snFand. 10 Scotland a. Germany Is; France. Il switzsr
lard. L. Spain, Il Italy, British Possessions in North
America. ]; Belgium,l; unknown. Z.
FRos-Eespital. Beevus ~ Psnitentiary, BlAekwslls
leland q small Pox Hospital do 2; Lunae Asylum do. B.
Wards leland. nc; Randalls Isand I; City Hospital, 5;
Aims House Blackwelrs Isand Colored Home, I; Color
Cd Persons, 6. - - 49, .
City Inspectors eGfce. November %, 1850.
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IroR INV ORLEANS VIA KEY WEST ON THURS
Gay, be q. sselceh, y. s'IJhe new and ssleudia
steamship IOlitIfrA 100 tons turt en-, tapffin Jauee
awess wi be de,rscle for 0rie.us, Key west
IN ihufidsy the bfh Of December At oclock. ~ from
Pier North fiver farsCatn pssasc, $50 Stesrase
Co ,S.C Tor frci.Lt q ysssass, aypiy 70
\. HOWARD son. y Breasvay
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S Census Returns fsr 1850
kxNrUcKY.-The following additional returns
have been received from this State. They com
prise tWenty.on countiea;-
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Weekly Report OF Deaths

In the City and County New from the 18th day Of
November to the 2Sd day OF November, 1880.
Ken, "a; Women 81; Boys. g6 Girls. 10 Total. 297.
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CoR cHAoRps DRfCT ON MONDAY DECEMBER
steamer oNTARo v 'ssve above frem pier No North
Eivtr M The or sario hss superior nmodat ms
and rae. uges and expected 70 in
'ds the bar Fer iI'stei Edr j Is wall s,r..s
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MEDICAL,


CERTAIN DISEASES CURED BY DIR. DE LANEY IN
~ scientific, careful and intelligent without
mercury Recent removed by his entirely method
by local application one to two days In
and those sad disorders body and mind result
ing ON self abuse or improper habits in earlier life ne.
ptcating the society and matrimony his
mode Of treatment we'll known need daon
be guarantees permanent for life. Treatment also
by letter ia English, French, German Once 81 Lspe-
pard street, Broadway Genuine female regulating
Pills and Drops, 81.
noCToR YoURsELF-foR TWENTY FIVE CENT?
- By means Of the Pocket Aseuapus or Every One nI
Own Physician. Thirtieth edition, with hundred
cravings showing Diseases and hsifcrmhtions in even
shape and FORM by William Young NJ d. Graduate of the
University OF Pennsylvania The forms of
Diseases are faithfully described and All the recipes yvet
in plain language he chapter self Abuse worthy Of
particular should read by every Youn
who have been unfortunate in contracting disease
previous to placing yourselves under the Of doctor
after what his pretenens OF this truli
useful work Strangers Visiting ne city, shos.
without copy the oehet Escnlspus Sea captains an
persons going should possess Dr. Yourgs Treatise
Marriage, the Pocket Rsculapus Every One His Own
Physician Any person sending Twentyh cents enclosed
IN letter will receive one cory this tooh ny mail
5iS copies yi be sent for one dollar Address DR. VIZ
YOUNG 52 Spruce street, Phil delpha and for sale 81
stringsr& Townsend 222 Bro.dw NewYork.
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CIRsT VESSEL FOR SACRAMENTO CITY. DIRECT

THIRST VESSEL FOR SACRAMENTO CITY, DIRECT
The fine clipper bark GUILTORD, Lawrence 8. Lese,
Master, loading at Pier East River and will have
Of the fases vessels out this port shippers who are n-
vted examine her will perceive that there
bsbty Of her placing cargo before
vessels that recently left For freight eny
ply to John ROBERT OSBORN, Ill Wall street.
NOTICE TO NAvIGATORS.-CUST0M HOUSE, NEW
IN York. Collectors ce Get Esd 1S50The 9th section
of of Congress- approved 18th September 1880 ent
tlee making for Light Houses Lgh
Boats Bu0ys, &C. PROVIDES That hereafter all buoy,
along the coast bays harbors sounds channels shall
be coored and numbered that passing the coast
sound entering the bay harbor channel red buoyt
black buoys with numbers on the pert hand and
buoys with and black stripes either hand Buoys in
channel coored with alternate white and black
perpendicular stripes hereby give notice. that the
visions law will be carried into effect and
the changes indicated therein made in thu
the the of this dtct before the LIST
Of May, 1851. II. MAXWELL Collector.
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BALTIMORE CrTY.-We are indebted to MAIcom
w. Mesrs, Esq, Assistant Marshal, for the follow
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EDNkRD b. C6LfiNs % Wal strsss, n. T., q "
BROWN, SHTpbEY n CO. Liverpool
a. q. ROBERTS CO., rs Kings Arms yArt London.
T. DRAPER. IT.. sBsulsvsrt. Hontmartre. Parls.
After TIE rrii freight ~ thf
above steamers from fsrroo will be NATURALLY rsduese
NET YORK AN p uAYRE STEAM SAv1cATIOE CON-
~ ranyTor navre and Southam ptonbe UHited states
Esil steamship IRAN LIN 100 tons burden j. ANotton,
commander. will sail Tor Hsvre touching a. Southampton %
iau the Mails and PGsstnEcre Thursday December 9TH
from pier North river Price Of passage. S29 No bsrths
feeurea until raid fos All letters must through the
post sfcs Fer freirht or passage apply
MORTIMER LIvINos1oa, Agent, 50 Broadway.
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II Csnnetting with the 4. g. Paeifc Nail steamer 81
tickets 20 scn Francisco Wis Chsgres. on
Friday Dectntsr 1871 81 o'clock The stensit steamship
CHsg FNT CfJY. - tons burthen, =. ~. Wilson.
,snesr iii ieese her doct pier Ne. N A. FOR Chasre
on frday Decentr 18Th o'clock. For freight or passsgs
srrjv 40 J. HOWARD tON, - Broadway.
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Timer Capt upham WmF
Unatrhnl \ Kstchum
Var,


Won veitau 4
Var siVsk John
Van hmtm hhta-
ham
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IrOR sAvhNNAH.-sTEAHsnIP FLORIDA, CAPT.
Ly.uThis new and very iup-rior ship Will leave FOR
shvauurh Saturday November 80, 81 o'clock r. NJ from
pier A. n. r. For frcigtt OF passage Apply -
SAMUEL l.. MfTLH ELL. l9t Front street.
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Isr OF LETTERS REMAINING IN ruE NEW YoR

OFFICIALLY TuELusSnD IN rgs pAPEs Havrs
EJACULATION.
Paso mention The date Of the List which thsy are ad-
vstassd. AFiES LIST.
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CTTAHER FRANKLIN FOR uAYRF.-rRENCH, EX-
- press Parcels ORDERS received for part Of
Ccnrtnt crtst Britain and toryardsd b The Franklin
ofv rtr Southampton b. the Englsh Of the
eth January, 1880. LIVINGSTON, WELLS \ Co,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-06

RArsIKo roULTRY.-A writer in the London
Gardeners Chronicle gives the following. direction
to make the hens lay all winier, which would ap
pear to be worthy Reconsideration by those who msy
engage in the business of raising poultry:
"Keep no ROSTERS; give the hens freshmeat chop
ped like sausage meat,once aday, "a very small pos.
iion, say, one half an ounce day, to each hen da.
ing the winter, or from the time insects disappear
in The fall, till they appear again in the spring
Never allow any nest eggs. When the roosie's
do not run with the hens, and no nest eggs are left
the hens will not cease laying after the production
of twelve to fifteen eggs, as they always do when
ROSTERS and nest eggs are alIowed-but continue
laying permanently. My hens lay all winter, and
each irom sixty to one hundred eggs in succession.
The only reason why hens do not lay inthe winter
as freely as in the summer, is the animal food
which they get in the summer in abundance in ths
form of insects have for several winters reduc
ed my theory to practice, and proved its entire cor
recness