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RATES OF PosTAGE.-It is not easy to keep
always in mind the required amount of postage
stamps on letters, &C., under the laws now in
force. The Ohio Stale Journal has procured
and published the following convenient table of
rates, which gives the information required at q
glance, and which we present to our readers,
with the suggestion to cut it out and put it in
some convenient place, to save the trouble of
asking and of having to answer the questions
about it. Cleveland True Democrat.
LetterS.-Each J ounce, under 5000 miles,
prepaid, &c; unpaid Sc; each half ounce, over
5000 miles, prepaid, &c; unpaid lOc.
All printed matter in generaI-any where in
the United States
First three ounces lc; Each subsequent
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But, newspapers and periodicals-paid quar-
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First three ounces &c; each subsequent ounce
l-2c.
And, if weighing over IL ounces in the
State where published, &c each, and weekly pa
pers in the county where published, free.
Small newspapers and periodicals--published
monthly and oftener, and pamphlets of Is octa-
vo pages or less-when sent in packages weigh
ing at least OF. prepaid, l-2c an OF.
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Fractions over single rate are charged as one
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Periodicals, in the sense used above, are pub
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There are one hundred and six post offices in
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THE NEW-YORK TRIBUN
Religions Notifes.

o. cdicason Of Catholic Churches IN Por, Sis
Church IL Psaehs' si.;a. lS Cs9si W.
ssrs On q The saias day. Of admission, 20 cents
re Fifth Unyersast Church, podwoI5a,. Han 10 az
i sy MOI row aIsyJ MoRNSo and hFrERSooS
Be usuai hours The public are respectfully invited
s5cFfY
99u &c EvsSS he % @ At i es
viii be surg sy th. Shseo AID ShG Afdss S Ps
S,asS,S; rev Nj HERMAECE OF lsh-s NJ r Church New
H. ETY. smons other enteTre snstan Missionary among
the Korwegitns settled in Wisconsin.
: ~ Broadwny MISUNDERSTANDING SABBATH
H6RNiS Nh q ol o'clock snd ia the AFTERNOON a. -
SsRsv Dr. CHEEvER
IA second Unitarian Church, BrookIya, at Attic
AZ, s SS1 F RI MORNING and AFTERNOON
IS r two OF following sabbahs) to aid those DESTROYS Of
being about equally well situated Of the Chapel
Sins ses or P1 o. e AheSeu% corner Of cIEion
snd Atlsrfc.sis Rev. SAMUEL LoNGFELLow, Pastor
nsy r m5 5Rli q ad FSo s S be
SMITH p The GFTERSooS st6e usual service hour.
u Tent Preaching in Breoky1.-9n next IS. sAsBAIh
fThkSR0E s.g e1s S Of the City Kindly taRos part
ind We earnestly invite yt from the eds OF the pershiOs
nance.
Dr. TSyier RSet S Sf e,ses csuI w
s and m IN Eo GTa . on sUNDaY EvESSG
Rey mr s'g Ps. R cSas corner or Of
sss sABBATi MoRlfNg sgd AFTERNOON. Services at lo
society of 1.-The rails, No Chatham
~. and free Discussion TOMORROW at p NJ Subject" The
or, Charter a. Amended" The public invited
~ Madison ~. M. II. Church.-This saon will
,.Ts Inst ute Madison Cint0n Preaching SUNDAY
Juoe 3 By Rev TNsKiP iOi AM aud M Seats free
The FniscopaI Church of the Good Shepherd, Rev
RAPII HOfT Paltor will hold service SUNDAY MORNING
Al No CO EastB Broadway. Seats free
~ IavinR Corner stone of ihe Broadway Baptis
church viii take place MONDAY AFTERNOON June G, at
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~ New Jerusalem ShprehSThe FIst Society have re-
Theological
berwcen Waverey-place and Sthst Preaching TOMORROW
MORNING. at IOt o'clock by Rey. THOMAS WlLkS.
~ The Second Advent Of Christ-A Discourse on this
subject preached the Csnnons Baptist Church next Sab
BATH EVENING, by the Pastor, Rev. IT, J EDDY, alta I'm
~ Tent Preachng-Div WORSHIP viii be held in the ALI
snee Tent corner Of eay ad tst TOMORROW at hagast ~
eIcck NJ and O'Clock NJ There VIII also be Sabbath School
IN Tent o'clock A. NJ and Temperance Addresses in the
evening.
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~AtnInrre and respectabI,

r. Al large respectable meeting Of tie ctE-ns
tie Ward the United States Hotel yurus5ee 81 A.
ytston call their sppova Of the REFORM ChAhlb
d City the following preamble and reso aons were unan
Uor We TIE citizens Of TIE I'D Wsrd having been detr.de
o. Cur kfs BY and fraud and suffering from tns aols
that these results brought upon would most
ufse upon The eze the necessity Of vndeans their ns ~ e
overthrow al selfish political cnazogues who have SfOan u
his Affairs and destroyed the Character q the -
Rred That decidedly IN favor OF fns hopnon 80
amendment the City Charter expressed By the late sco
ea,ue before the people for their approval ~ -
reforms that viii tend % sneorIe our eonditoa I'
recitation fully Illustrated BY our ate
their ofrurou that mite whole
v. energy carry the sad Charter every particular a. ne
couip M election
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INFORMATION is WANTED Of one DANIEL
KrNNEDY thus country ron me County O. he.y,
ss5s ssSS o as sSsSs Dss dALE Lar
rabee Point W. VIII reach his ANXIOUS ss'ef now fe'a"s
MATRIMONIAL American Gentleman, ofcom-
WI psen, Oar he haad % he shss PA :Ss s ssess
Of NeN.YcIs under TWENTY-FIVE years o. sse s 80 Ss
r. OVEN Ss, he virtue and Ssss any y who
ssE n , ssS ssSt :d MIN ss SssS lie
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ass .ssT sSS P' SM6oS' BosS~y Posss
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.y e ySs accs. is ss
see With sccdcosns ard ss5sssse sf,ssn Of si' .
r@saS f sfSisR P MsSs Toss .a
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that four Notes,
~ drawn BY Pres and iPdcT;eJ Sy h@ S'ssS Boston Ma.
are s.n,t receiving or negotiating same
;hy belong TO lie saSrs The sswins statement .hows The
M.ESs- 30 llss, sL SI
kSs 70 s.:::...::.:::ssGisSSii
i'''i''''''''''iwaI ioBiiicH / scaErELER,
ON TUESDAY MORNING, gath ult, at the tre IN
~ FuO Bookn the Furniture 10 che psC Of o sAIs
s Gard ssls IN Se same paTcr DasaeueOe
YGg1 Lady ,S rS en- IN e.. S" a'Ss . s
sy and receive the thanks Ofthe JOHN sAlsLEY.
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production satisfactory Treatise the sbOya subject, vii asa
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Office IN the Exchange Room OF the Aor House BOOK ae
voted 10 each viii be found at the de wei a. ueaers
Reetcr An lodging the Astor other houses deas
of fegfering departure, will be promptly attended 70
On sfpheau"h al 'n' A'' W." w COLEMAN srErsoN
WRECKED PRoPERTY-NS't,ee = HEREBY syea
wrecked property no possession to wit About ten
,honsand feet OF f3laek Walnut rlank and BOards .
Ibnt GNO feel OF lumber AZ berceoua IN me town
Vesd and County small qnany Il on the Anh
a. IIule quantity the and Of Alexander honpsn
in sad town TIE residue the town Of Poftand SAID oonnty
The uuler good condition Some OF 10 shpy M
.S N supposed have been ashore from vessel named
Bsmus on Lake Erie Ths Of toe master or
have been unable Where the vessel now IA and It's CONDITION
Tie letter marked oe board. and plank YIN res
csk which seems pncps mark The letters n
r. we're brspded IN the ends Of some OF the heh
1iark II has appraised At SIS thousand . . Il, -, -.
a'0'N f'~f'- 49, OLIVER w. BURCH Coroner
pssd westaela, May %, 1883 --
tbOOA REWARD viii be paid by the subscribers,
p ZOU conviction Of the persos Who safss sa INC h
~ ok hollis of the PheDix Iron Burglar Proof msae
ms M The Marine Of Wall and Wass'. r, i"Hs
| 10 NOM VI SUI" 0N'N' O"'~'' No ~ Waterst, ~ Y.
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Pvt 5 Ready.
MEMOIRS. JOURNAL and CORRESPONDENCE
wi Of THOMAS MOORE Edited BY The Right HO Lord John
Rasse Part Lsrze Svo beanfny printed Oh nae pis = cs
-. To BE completed in about y par2
This has been Looked for with much rest BY the afnirs
he 81 ucd.rn The
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~ Rally for the Charter Amendments, and .,cure

~ Rally for the Charter Amendmelts, md ,eurs su1-
cy reform TUESDAY the 7h Of jane the People sre
the amendments the City Charter passed By TIE
Legislature recent session. The COMMITTEE have ded
the places a TED below
ber at election district. A. It well Known tina
the uownE rch the coruptns Of as lily Low
eminent making Arrangements to destroy az he ckss n A.o
they reach the COMMITTEE earnestly
supply himself with tickets previous n the y
Of They tiso request every man whose assoc s Sye nm
,ranece bevoud s take pains 70 dbut ticket
son Al he ear induce aid 10 the good cause q Reform Rene-
hr that the 1852 amounted 70 ~ 20 and thi r te
present. wear they increased to s72 ~ and that this
Psse 7o ~ "a 10 than 80 per isin sdd
80 ~ srse ncrsae IL the permanent debt Of the city. The
a hefe viii do much 70 roll back this increase
of taxation upon every who supports himself
These who can only part Of aud procure but seaay
tees ~ fe have share Of the load well
slo live IN arse and indulge in uxues The who
receive and sptDd these increased taxes organizing 70 deest
Rs 1.-THE people who increased taxes IN increased
Tisb 10 secure Reform. they must vote.
either the places can De voted
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-01-05
Notice in Chancerv.

NHADRACH BOTTENFlELD, of the State
- of Pennsylvania. will take notice that on the
18th day Of ember 1882 Peter Slime filed in the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio,
his Bill in Chancery, against him and others, the
object of which is to correct mistake in the des-
criptiou OF land sold by Samuel Bottehheld. in his
life time to Peter Slime, and to compel the defend
ants to convey the same TO complainant, by aprope'
descriptions; unless you appear, and plead. answer
or demur to sand Bill within GO days after the next
Term of said Court, that at the Summer Term o
said Court 1858, the complainant viii take de-
cree as by confession
HOLLISTER, OREY g. HOLLlSTER,
Dec. I. 1852. Solicitors for Complainant.
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SHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue of an order of
~ Court in proceeding in Partition. in the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio. where
in Andrew Smith is petitioner, and Mary Smith
and others are respondents, to me directed, will
offer for sale, at public oucry. at the door Of the
courthouse in said county, on
Saturday, the 29th day Of January, 1858,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock IN, and o'clock
IN, Of said day, the following described tracts of
land, situate in the County aforesaid, to wit:
The east half of the south W est quarter Of Sec
tion 81, in township +, Of range 8. containing 80
acres; also the south west quarter of the south
east quarter OF the same section, township aud
range, containing 40 acres; also the south west
quarter of the north east quarter of the same sec.
ton. township aud range, containing 40 acres;
also all the east halt Of the north west quarter Of
the same section. township aud range. (n OF sold
to Blazer) containing 40 acres; also acres in the
north west quarter Of the same section. township
and range; also the north east quarter of the north
west quarter of section 90. in township s, and
range 6. containing 40 acres; also the sonth east
quarter of the south east quarter of section 81 4,
township s, and range g.; also the north west quar-
ter Of section 81. township S, al range6
Ordered to be sold in the case Of Andrew Smith
vs. Mary Smith et al.
Dec 70. SO 81 M. MORROW, Sh'f
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atALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF
- COURT.-On Saturday, the 29ih day of
January A. d 1853. between the hours of and
o'clock in the afternoon, OH the premises. will
be sold to the highest bidder. the following real
estate, as the property of Adam Henderson, de-
ceased, to witt The east half of the north east
quarter of section No. 4, III township No. 3, of
range No, 6; also the west half of north est
quarter OF section No. "a, in township No. 2, of
range No s, both in Washington county, ap-
praised subject TO dover at $3.50; also the south
west quarter of the south west quarter Of section
No. So, in township No. 2, of range No s, in
Monroe county, appraised subject to dover at
$50 The dover assigned Isabella Henderson,
widow, is the whole of the tract in Monroe coun.
ty; also north west quarter Of north west quarter
Of said section No "a, and 5 acres off the east
side of north east quarter Of north east quarter of
said section No. 4, being 10 rods wide by 80 rods
long.
TERMS OF SALE:-One-thir cash in hand,
one.third in six months, and ons-third in one
year, with interest from the day of sale on deter
red payments, which are 10 be secured by mort
gage on the premises
ALEXANDER BELL. Admir-. OF
Adam Henderson, deceased.
Dec % 1889