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The New York and Livsrpool United States Mai
,--t n t- + Steamers.

ATLANTIC, Capt. West. ,r,gYs.r .gsr ,rg
m, PACIFIC, Capt. fsye.7 Sfsf n. ..M ..af...
ARCTIC, Capt Luce, y ~ ..-.. X. Vi.
ADRIATIC, Capt. Grafton.
These ships, having been built by contract, expressly
for service every has been taken in their
oonstruction, also In their to insure strength
and speed apd their accornno passengers are
unequaled for elegance or comfort - y,@ih7 tltd
Price Of pssage from New York 70 Lverpoo $3.50; ex-
elusive Of extra size state rooms $685. from Liverpool
to New York, f35. 4- Il. /"
An experienced Surgeon will be attached to each ship
No berth be secured until paid for. sg5- t,6-T
for gold silver, bullion, spece jewelry precious stones
meta unless bills Of lading signed therefor, and
the value thereof therein expressed.
For fssieft ana passage apply I'd. an zAaEapFEaa Fl
EDWARDsKs COLLINS, 6lWail st., N. Y.,orto Ea
BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO., Liverpool.
E.G. ROBERTS &o0., a. Kings Arm Yard, London.
L. DRApERy Jr., 8 Boulevard, Montmartre, Paris. n
m -dYOap .SEggls a4i a8--pL
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To draw q mans merit out, there is no poul-
tice like the sod which covers his grave
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS.


NoULToN co, Successors TO Jso. PAEcoSER Co.,
M 81 Cedar and % Pine streets, New York Invite
chants visiting Now York city TO their
Foreign and Domestic, Fancy and Staple Dry Goods y Il
Their stock il entirely and, in addition, still reoe
by every steamer and elegant Styles confined
siyey 10 this house, consisting Of every variety
Goods TO be found In the French Germans English and
American and at prices that will defy competitors
Cash buyers and merchants generally win do we'll to
call and examine stock as our goods are adapted to
every sotn f hecounty, and resolved TO spare
no efforts 20 make it the interest Of every merchant
favor us with their patronage .,, ~. -. ..'F
e1..s a1gis #l5 ...rsH at JAMES w. BARBER,
lf#.H aa# #aal ZENAS NEWELL. 80
New york March 1881 GI.a mar 24--
yTARNIsiIss, GUM CoPALs, sPIRIrs, TURPEN
TINE, AND AMERICAN BINSEED OIL.
30 cases Gum CopsI med, and -hne zarzibar, &c,
700 bbs superior Coach Body. Carriage Oil Cloth Polish
Ing. Flowing, iscraping, Cabinet and venian Blind Var
nishes, Nos, l. 2, and 81 sta5, .t"y5 .gts #a +.
10 bbis, Sign and Graning varnsh.
80 bdo white flowing do
D do outside do lnU n do warranted.
do White do ao do for maps or whips.
10 do Iron Varni.h. .
II 20 do Psinters' Japan.
100 do spirits rpentine In glued bbs or half bbls.
1000 gallons American binseed Oil, .e
10000 lbs pure White Lead, In OIL at manufacturers'
Also, DUN shelac sandrsc, Idtharge, Red Lead. Dry
,nwsst market ratesGIUS9 't~YPoa'o a'o re'a'' at tne
Persons purchasing the above win do we 20 oalI and
exasnine for themselves. & u s#t Hatis93t tT
Nh Persons wanting varnsshes manufactured win
please ca the subscriber is prepared to manufacture
all kinds. - - aA tA " Y BENZ @ HoRN0Ry tei -
tween Market and Arch streets, Phila- 2A--tf
= II III a : - 4A y
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\ 10 Hotel Proprietors and others.
THE DlAsILYRE = GIL STE n,

n MORAN.& 4 HICKKLS, PHILADELPH1A, l--3L
rs circulated extensively among the MERCHANTS of that
j. city, and travellers md It In all the Hotels Stea
boats, and Railroad convsyanoGs diverng from Phar
depha 1t contains 1stof the names Of those
persons arriving NJ the principal hotels daily
Queny Is the best means the PfofietOrs S0f HOtea
other csa have for extending their business among
the travelling pubinIoa9E HAN aSg 3gdt 9G0 .bl
Ar lMessrs O0HNolLY, Winner McGILI, Publishers OF
the Aevicdh Telegraph, the authorized agents for
Washington city .--1 mar 24-tf
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- FREEMAN HODGES 4 CO.,

Also, inventors and manufacturers of Waterproof
Hacking for Octot, that will reduce the cost fifty per
emit, and will soon be in market mar "a
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
SOUTHERN LITERARY
GM e s $ 6, NJ @ ER.
S'Or SsbE.
SEF ENTEENTH VOLCME.

- ' A'AN . IsIAN II bOl.l NJ
THIS popular and fnvoritc magazine
which WAS established In The Ycai 1884,
and has outiv'd d, with At single honorable
exception, allits competitors, will enter up
on new ro'ume i'll Jonulrv next. 1t has
never been the habit of the Editor 20 seek
to catch the public eye by any long list of
distinguished contributors, paradcd ostcn.
mlou>iy upon the cover or he might give,
rs among those who write for the work.
the names of some of the first men and wo.
men that have adorned the literature the
country The Messenger rests its claims
topubhc favor upon the basis uf Solid Ex-
cellencc. To the Southern People APP
pcdiS sti ongly as the Only Literary Month
y IN the Southern States.
The Editor is determined to make it wor.
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contents as heretofore will embrace Re.
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cs' Novels, Tales, Travels, Essays, Poems
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and other National subjects.
The Messenger will also continue to prc.
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marked attention on both sides of the At
lantic. In The forthcoming volume wiM b,
republished Scclusavol; A scqual to Judtl
Bensaddi the popular story now in cours
oil republication in the NJ gazine
The Editor has pleasure in announcing
n continuation of the Partisan Coiespon
dencc of his accomplished and learned Eu
! ropean contributor, in which the reader vii
lind more faithful reflection of the pro
gress of Art and Science in the French cal
tai, than in any othcr magazine in this couI
Try.
OF the Editorial and Critical Department
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est and value. His opinions will at leas
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TERMS So PER ANNUM,
Mrdr90b!y in Adrance.
JNO r. THOMPSON,
Editor and Proprietor.
Richmond, Va, October, 1850
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a GREAT NATIONAL PICTURE.
w a S II | N GTONI
From Stuarts mos cclebrntcd pnintinr.

From Stuarts mos celebrated Painting.
This large and magnificent portrait of
Washington, from the bnrin of an Ameri-
can artist, is considered by all who have
seen it TO be one the most beautiful speci
mems of art ever published, and a correct
likeness of Washington. The size of the
plate is eighteen by twenty. eight inches,
which will make handsome Picture for
he Parlor, and sould be in the hands Of
every American citizen.
Its correct copy from Stewards cele-
brated original Painting, now at the State
House, Hartford Conn
It's finely engraved, and printed on su-
perior plate paper. That it may be within
the means Of ALL the publisher has reduced
the price to One Dollar
All persons remiving the amount may
rely upon receiving 4 perfect copy by re-
tnrn Of mail to any part the united States.
carefully put up on rollers made for the
purpose, free Of postage.
:. Address all orders, post paid 10 the pub
Usher.
JOHN s. TAYLOR, Book seller
and Publisher, New York.
31-3t
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HBALTHHGOTgE PRINTING
Imk Mandatory.

The subscriber, agent for the sale
this INK, would invite the attention
Printers and publishers of newspapers in
the South, to the fact that they can now
purchase in Baltimore superior IL to
any manufactured in this country. The
Baltimore Book and Newspaper printers
prefer it 10 any other Ink Coloied inks,
Card ink. Book ink and news ink of supc-
rior quail y and at the lowest prices. The
undersigned warrants the ink m de at the
Baltimore works to be of the very best
quality, and should any article shipped by
him fail to give full satisfaction, iVchn be
returned at his expense.
WMrTHOMSON,
No. Carroll Hail. Baltimore.
Publishers of newspapers who send us
$40 and insert the above advertisement to
the amount ofS2,60, will receive a5olb.
kcg of the best news Ink
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HEAD QUARTERS
Columbia, Feb. II. 1851.

CLlNTON BROWN ofBarnwoIl
~ Samuel Sparks Jr. of Daring.
ton, w. NJ. Bratton ofFairfeld, Bcr.
nard q. Rice of Urion, William Gas.
ton Alien Of Beaufort, w Blat kburn
Wilson of York, Michael Wha!cy of
Char.cSton' AWcmus i. Goodwin of
Orangcburg, Samuel Alslon of Fair
field, Carver Randall of Chester, Sc
basllon Sumter OF Sumter, William
" llhamS of Abbevillc, having been
appointed Aid-dc-Camps to his ex-
ceIIency the Governor, with the
rank Of Lieutenant Colonel, will be
obcycd and respected accordingly.
by order Of the Commander-in-cEioc
J. w. CANTEY,
Adjt. and insp, General,
10--lt
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LEITE,RN


Remaining in the Post Office at
PlckcnS G.. H., Quarter ending 3Ist
March, 1851, which if not taken out
within three months will be sent TO
the Post Office Department as dead
letters:
A,-Mcssrs. Alexander, Stewart
& Stewart.
B.-WiIIiam Burgess, JOHN Bell.
C.--John Cannhart, Mrs. Jane
Garrison, Mail Contractor on Route
No. 32l1, William Corbn.
D.--l'hOmas Davis.
E.-Samucl E,berson.
H.-W. II, Holland, Miss Mary
}. Hughes, Thomas Hopper OF Jesse
Crane.
X Ezekiel KcIIs'.
M.-.Mss Elizabeth Mauldin, NJ.
b. Morgan, g. w. Mellow, Aaron
A. Mann, r. A. McFal.
N.-Mcssrs. Nix, Nimmons &
Nix.
Pc. ID. Perry.
R.--R. Nj. Rulings, ID. e. Riley.
W.-James White.
f.. f" ALEXANDER, =. M.
Pickens G. H., April IL, 1851
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Cite tiosa

TEHU Starrett and Alexander
eB Ramsay having applied to me
for Letters administration with the
will annexed, of Joseph Reid, late {
Pii kens, decId, The Kindred and
Creditors will appear before me on
the 23d inst, 10 show cause if any
they can why said Letters of Admins
istraiion should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this
9th day of May, 1851.
~. w. ID. STEELE, o. p. d.
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THE KEOWEE COURIER.
HATS !!

HAVE just received few cases
n OF latest style and fashionable
Black k and Drab HATS: also, Panama.
Leghorn and Palm HATS, for men
and boys. Prices TO suit purchasers,
f.. b. BENSON.
Pcndleten, April %, 1851. 3
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HEAD QUARTER.

COLUMBIA, Dec. IL, 1850.
GENERAL ORDER No. /.
r. q. McCaw, William A. Owens,
e. Alexander, jr., E.. B. Means, f.
w. HerIot, j. ID. Ashmore, II, f.
Reynolds, Thomas Hanckel, l.. A.
Beckham, Edward Johnson, r. Barn
well Rhett, jr., w, II. Campbell, and
p. l.. Calhoun, csqs., having been APP
pointed Aid-de-camps to his Excel
lency The Governor, with the rank oi
Lieutena Colonel, will he obeyed
and respected accordingly.
BY order of the COMMANDMENTS
chief.
J. w. CANTEY,
Adj't. and Inspector Genera al.
Dec. 25, 1850. 80 st
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NOTICE.

CHARLESTON, ApriI 10, 1851

4 IL persons having demands a
IN gainst the Estate Of Elizabeth
Striblng, deceased, are requested TO
present them to the undersigned by
ile first day of July next, as on that
day they will proceed TO close The
business of the Estate, and make a
distribution OF The same.
M. S. STRIBLlNG, ! Adm's.
II. M. STRlBLING, s
April 1. 1851. 46+tf
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BOOTS and SHOES

HAVE just received from Phila
Il dclphla a few cases of fine Doors
and ARMY SHOES. | have also ON
hand large stock of Mems and
Boys SHOES, Ladies walking SHOES,
hnc SLIPPERS and CATERS, Misses
and ChlIdrens' SHOES, all at low
prices.
f. b. BENSON.
PcrdIeton, April %, 1851. 3
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HEn the Common ESaGas.
t,s. PICKENS DISTRICT.
Alexander 81 Barr
4 ton, Assignees, Attachment in
JOsepll Young.

JOseph Young.
gTNHE Plaintiffs having fled thei'
Declaratign in my Office, and
tEa Defendant having neither wife
nor attorney known 10 be within the
State: On motion of Perry & Keith,
Plaintiff Attorneys,
IL Is Ordered, That the Defendant
do plead or demur to plaintiffs dec
sclaraiion in this case within year
end a day from this date, or judg-
naeft FINAL Mill be entered by default.
Nv. l.. KEITH, Q. c. r.
lcsls's Office,
May 8, 1851. SI-yl
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I & 7 (1Il(E ST &NRFS
10
POSTNEASTTERS.

THE ADVERTISER, Postmas-
Il ter at Pleasant Grove, Allegha-
ny county, Maryland, is the first person in
the U. States vino conceived and undertook
extensively TO publish the idea of furnish
ing all post Offices in the country with cheap
stamps. All stamps made by him are
w""'.n'@d equal or superior to my o,here
that can be procured for the same price
and whenever any are sent out in any
manner detective or unsatisfactory, dupi-
Gates will be forwarded, on notice, without
extra charge. All who order set of
stamps, with a full set of changes for dates,
at only two dollars, for thirty pieces, |
shall be kept in stamps od libitum, Full
set with one change, 81,
When stamps are neatly made with turn.
cd handles and screw, --same style as The
regular government P. o. tamps--dura-
bic efficient and warranted. rice one to
two dollars only, and special authority to
send by mail free
Address "P. M"Pleasant Grove, ALLIE
ghany 1,unty, Maryland"
ED- Any editor publishing the above
lwi h this note three times and sending a
copy 1f The paper, shal! receive credit for
ten dollars in wood letter, or ten dollar
proof press--or if Preferred wood engra-
wing or an engraved newspaper head OF the
above value Will be forward, d.
Feb. /, 1851. 37-3t.
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SOU'TH CAROLINA.

PICKEN DIsTKICT--IN EQUITY.
Jas. MuIliken Bill for Partition
& wife Malinda VS. Of Real Estate
Martha Norton,
Robt Wilson g.
wife Sarah, ct al.
The complain nts having filed their
Bill iii my office, and it appearing to
my satisfaction that the heirs Of Zip
porah Forbes, deceased, viz Elmina,
Adolphus, Me- nForbes and others,
and the heirs at law of Martha For
bes, deceased, viz: Jeptha, Eliza,
George, Forbes and others, resedS
from and without the limits of this
Stote, on motion of Perry q Keith,
comps soils,
II is ordered that the above named
Defendants, the heirs atlaw ofZip-
porah Forbes and Martha Forbes, de-
ceased, do appear and plead, answer,
or deniur 10 the above stated Bill of
complaint within three mouths from
this date, or otherwise the Bin will be
taken as to them pro confeS8o.
NJ. NJ. NORTON, c. E.P.D.
! March TO- 1851 48-Sm
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CitatiOHR.

TEHU Siarrett and Alexander
SD Ramsay having applied for let
tiers of Adm nj stration on the Estate
of Isabella Reid, late Of Pickens Dis
trict, deceased, The Kindred and
Creditors are cited 20 appear before
me ON the 23d inst, 10 show cause if
any they can why said Letters of adj
ministration should moi be granted.
Given under my hand and seal
this 9th day of May, 1851.
~ w. ID. STEELE, O. p. d.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Hm EGuity--PfcEems District

Isaac Holden and0
wife, Jane, pnl lc.po.,;,
Tano N'oho,so, Sand Sale of Real
widow, Evan Mic i1S'"'o'
holson, eft. al.
TNHE CompIainants having fled
l. their Bill in my Office, and it
appearing TO my satisfaction that
Evan Nicholson, James LoveIess and
wife Sarah, William Holden and
wife Martha, William Nicholson,
Mordccai Cox and wife Malnda,
parties Defendants 10 the said Bill OF
complaint, on motion of Perry 81
Keith, Comp, Sol s.,
1t is Ordered, That the, above
named Defendants 10 the said Bill of
complaint do appear, plead, answer,
or r,demur TO the aforementioned Bill
OF complaint within three months
from this date, or otherwise the Bill
will be takeB.as them pro cOpfesSo.
MILES M. NORTON, 10
.t.ai n ~ C. e. p. u.
Conmissioner's, Office,
Pickeos, Is March, 1901 },44-~rIt3
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TIiE Undersign take this method
Il of calling the attention of pur.
chasers to large stock of Groceries,
both in Augusta Ga, and Hamburg
5, Z. Consisting in part of
BAGGRNG, both Gummy ama
Dundee; AA to 40 fmchcs
wide, amd heavy.
Bale Rope and TVyine.
SUGAR COFFEE SALTIRON
Moiasses, Cheese, Mackerel,
Flour, Bacon, Nails superior quality,
CANDLES, TALLoW, AND PATENT
MOULD, of ali kinds,
Sole Leather, Oak tanned,
and Hemlock, do,
Powder, Shot, Lead, Soap, Starch
Indigo and Madder
WINDOW GLASS,
PUTTY,
GINGER,
PEPPER,
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Negro Shoes, and Blankets of the
heaviest and best quality.
HoMEsPUN, CALTCoEs, &c. &c.
All of which we will sell at the Uerv
Loecest prices of the Augusta and
Hamburg markets.
Orders from Georgia, Alaabma,
and South Carolina will be thankfully
received. and filled at the lowest
prices. Orders addressed TO How
ard, Mcdonald & Co., either 10 Az {.
gusta or Hamburg, will meet with
prompt attention. ra
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-02-04
New York United States Senator.

1t seems probable that the same. difficulty in
electing senator will be experienced in the
New York, as in the Massachusetts Legislature.
The Sewardtes outnnmber the Administration
Wings more than two to one.
From the New York Post, we take the follow
ing particulars of the proceedings Of the caucus
A SENATORIAL NoMISATloN-A caucus of the
Wing members of the legislature was called at
the State Capitol, on Friday evening, when there
was full attendance Of the Seward or liberal
Wings, but an entire absence Of the Fillmore or
Union branch of the party
Mr.. George Geddcs, of Onondnga, was APP
pointed to preside and R. U. Sherman, clerk of
the House, and W. T.. Mills, deputy clerk of
the Senate, acted as secretaries. When the roll
was called, twelve senator's and fifty eight men,
bers of assembly answered to their names, show
ing the absence of five senators and twenty-four
assembymen.
Mr.. Raymond, the Speaker of the House,
moved that the caucus should GO into n general
ballot for the nomination of a candidate for
U. s. senator. Messrs Upham and Wake
man were appointed telers, and the following
was the result. Whole number of votes cast,
L
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-02-04
For the Southern Press.
To the Hon. Thomas COrwin.
Secreforu orfhe Treasury of the u.

Secreiory Qrfhe Treasury the U. s.
The position which you occupy necessarily gives
your opinions Importance and an influence,
which, as the opinions Of private citizen, they
could not exert, and to which do not think they
are entitled.
have read your report with great cnre, and in
il have found positions assumed which are
wholly untennbIe upon any principles Of sound
sense Pardon me for the use of this plain Ian
guage. II is with your opinions am dealing,
and intend no personal disrespect to you. You
have either been mised yourself, intend to mis-
lead others, upon the old, and had supposed ex-
ploded nonsense Of the balance Of trade-in either
case, you are very unfit to mould or direct the
opinions Of agreat nation upon the subject of trade
and finance.
You say: During the last fiscal year We inn
ported of foreign merchandise, including specie,
1,7s, 1913; and we exported, of domestic pro-
ducts, foreign goods, and specie, @l5l, s9S, 100;
leaving a balance against US Of 496 PAT $685."
What do you mean, Mr.. Corwin, by balance
against u.s. Judging from the tenor Of your re-
marks upon ihs subject, suppose you mean that
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-02-04
Reduction of Postaees.

The following is the House bill on cheap
hostages, as amended and reported on Wednes-
day by Mr.. RusK from the Senate committee
on Post Offices and Post Roads. The bill is
subject to be taken up at any time by vote of
the Senate.
AN ACT TO reduce and modify the rates of post
age in the United States, and to provide for
the coinage of three cent piece.
Be il enacted, dc. That from and after the
thirtieth day of June, eighteen hundred and fifty
one. all letters carried the mail shall be charged
with postage as follows:
Upon each letter on which the postage shall
have been prepaid not weighing over one half
ounce, three cents; and for each additional half
ounce, or fraction of half an ounce, three cents
Upon each letter on which the postage shall not
have been prepaid, not weighing over half an
ounce, FIVE cents, and for each additional half
ounce or fraction Of half an ounce, five cents
Prorided, That no post office now in existence
shall be discontinued, nor shall the mail service
on any mail route in any Of the States or Terri
tories be discontinued or dimished, in conse
quence Of any diminuiion of the revenues that
may result from this act And prorided further,
That it shall be the duty Of the Postmaster
NeTeTu 10 cstdDtsti UeW posi- OluCeS, anu psaCt
the mail service on new mail routes established,
or that may hereafter be established. in the same
manner IA though this net had not been passed 4:
And prorided further To any postmaster whose
compensation may be reduced below the amount
allowed him for the year ending The 30th June,
1851, the Postmaster General shall be authorized
to make such additional allowance as he may
deem just and proper, not 10 exceed the amount
OF compensation for the year ending 50th June,
1851.
Sec. 2. And be ii further enacted, That there
shall be charged upon each newspaper, pamphlet,
periodical. magazine, book, and every other de-
script:ou of printed matter, which shall be I'M
connected witt, any manuscript or written mat
ter, and which il may be lawful to transmit
through the mail, of no greater weight than two
ounces, one cent and 70 each additional ounce
or fraction Of an ounce, one cent. Bound books.
not weighing over thirty ounces, shall be deemed
maable matter under the provisions of this sec
tom Prorided, That newspapers delivered in
the State or Territory where printed, shall be
chargeable with only one half the foregoing
rates: Prorided, That ascertaining the amount
to be charged on newspapers they shall be
weighed when ia dry state.
Sec. 3. And be IL further enacted, That it shall
be lawful to coin at the mint of the United States
and its branches, q piece Of the denomination
and legal value of three cents, or three-hun-
d. edths of a dollar, to be composed Of three
foursha silver and one-fourth copper, and to
weigh twelve grains and three-eighths ofa grain !.
that the said coin shall bear such devices ~ shall