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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-05-07
MlPH'S MOTEL,
Ma 222 RIRNET STREET.

Corner Of HIRAM, long knoaen as Bulls Head,
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J.
TIME ABOVE HOUSE, KEPT FOR THE LAST
l. % years by Henry Smith Esq, as the Bulls
Head has recently passed into the hands ofthe sub,
scriber, (who f r number of years was principal
assistant at Stelles hotel under the management OF
B. D. STEELE, Esq } and has been remodeled and re-
furnished throughout
The subscriber pledges himself that nothing shall
be wanting to make his guests comfortable and at
home He hopes to merit and receive The patronage
of his friends and the travelling public. large and
convenient STABLE is attached to the House, and
attentive 0stlers in attendance.
1T Horses and carriages to let. Also Horses ia
ken on Livery at moderate rates.
STAGE LINEs-Stages leave the above house every
morning, Sundays excepted, for Boundbrook and
Somerve, at 8 IL o'clock, A. NJ Old Bridge Spots
wood and Freehold, Mondays Wednesdays, and
Saturdays, at 2 O'Clock P NJ, Middetown Point and
Keyport, on Monday and Thursday, at 2 IL O'Clock
P. NJ, Van Kinks Express and Stage every day fol
Harrington
a-ay@ Omnbuses leave this House every morning ii
to carry passengers to the Steamboat for New
York. JOHN WILLIAMS,
August 6, 1856. Proprietor.
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RGOWMOUP H w BB KI,Y nBRAbD,

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
In Board of Directors of the Freehold Banking
Company have this day called in the residue Of the
capital stock of said Company to be paid in monthly
inSaments of Ten Dollars on each share as follows
Ten Dollars on each share, payable on the first
Monday in January, 1857.
Ten Dollars on each share, payable on the first
Monday in February 1851.
Ten Dollars on each share, payable on the first
Monday in March 1857
Ten Dollars on each share, payable on the first
Monday in April, 1851
Ten Dollars on each share, payable on the first
Monday in May, 1857
The said instalments to be paid to the Cashier, at
the Banking House of said Company, in Freehold
Monmouth county, N. j. Stockholders are request
ed to pay their instalments in current money.
BY Order.
JACOB B. RUE, Cashier.
Eraohold Oct 1e 1876 If
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Stafford's Ointment
Where You get the Worth Of yor
Money.
Cabinet making,

i John NJ G.. Perrine, having established them
selves at the old stand in South ST., Freehold arc
now prepared to fill all orders in their line
FURNITURE of all kinds, such as Sofas, Lounges
Bureaus, Book and Whiting cases, Desks, Tables,
Extension Tables, Wardrobes, Mahogany Chairs &c
&c manufactured at short notice, and warranted to
give satisfaction In our warerooms may be found
an assortment of Furniture of our own manufacture
which for cheapness neatness and durability cannot
be surpassed. Our work is not of the slop-shop or
der but is made Of the best material and in the best
style.
~ In the Undertaking Department, we are pre-
pared to furnish Rosewood, Mahogany, Metallic and
Walnut collins at the shortest notice. With neat
and tasteful hearse hold ourselves in readiness to
attend on funeral occasions at any time and place
Freehold Feb Is 1857. 1S-
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PARKER AND CHADWICK.

PARKER AND .CHADWICk.
RED BANK.
WT0ULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF THEIR
w customers, and the public in general, to their
stock of the latest styles Of Dry Goods just opened
consisting Of
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Prints, Chai Cloths Mohair Barege, Muslin Delain,
plain and figured, De Berege Fuard Silks, Poplins,
Alpacas Black italian Silks, Muslin, Lawns &C.. to-
gether with general assortment ofDress Trimmings
and Parasols. Also, Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vest
ings, in great variety
Y0IGh's Fancy CasSiEnercs,
Summer Wear for men and boys, Bond Stripes and
Plaids SO well known to the people Of Monmouth.
Bleached and Brown Sheetings, Carpets, Oil
Cloths, FURNITURE, Window Shades,
PAPER HANGINGS.
together with a general assortment Of Groceries
Provisions, Hardware, Crockery Glass and Brittania
Ware.
Farming Utensils,
Moore's Plows and Castings, Hoes, Forks, Shovels
Spades, Grain Cradles, Grass Scythes, Rales, &c.
which we offer for sale CHEAP for CASH. firmly
believing that the nimble sixpence is better than the
slow shilling.
PARKER & CHADWICK.
Red Bank, April %, 1856. 26=1y
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Lumber! Lurnbe r!

THE SUBSCRIBERS HEREBY RESPECTFUL
ly call the attention Of the public to their stock Of
LUMBER constantly on hand. at Ocean Port, CON
sisting of large assortment of timber-Joist Wall
Strips, Clear Stuff variety thickness and quality
Spruce and White Flooring, White Pine, Spruce and
Hemock Pickets, Georgia, Norway, White and
Spruce Pine fence railing, Ribs and Pastering Laths.
Also Bulk, Thomaston, Cools, and Jointa LIME.
Lubec Plaster Cement. Brick, Lacawana Lump and
Egg, and Peach Orchard Egg and Nut COAL, Iron
and Steel Plows, and general assortment of Hard
ware, Dry Goods, and Groceries. The Subscribers
ave also nrnr1lefnrs of the ~
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GPR TNTGF

+.
- is upon us and will commence her reign of
nildness In anticipation of this the subscriber has
already commenced manufacturing an article that
res you will all want--Boots and .7esen
IA - Shoes suitable for the season l-IHs
ezsaz=4-=rsaes such fine French Calf Bootsf "a
Congress Caters and fancy Shoes of every style and
pattern which cannot fail to fit the eye well as
the foot
rs Owing to the liberalpatronage which has been ex-
tended for number of years past the subscriber
deems it unnecessary to puff" elbow about his
his work, considering it only necessary to announce
to the public that he ''sl lives, and still manufac-
lures Boots and Shoes. He intends to keep pace
with the fashions and if possible to furnish his Gus
toners with still better article than usual and
also to keep ON hand variety of work of his own
getting up, far superior to the ready -made trash
that comes from New-York
NB-IIe has in his employ expressly for
MENDING, so that if you bring your Boots and
Shoes here for repair, they viii be done right
JAMES Y. EMM0NS
South ST. Freehold,
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Spring and Summer!
WILLIAM v. WARD

HAXING REMOVED TO THE NEW BRICK
Ii Store at the corner of Main and South streets
would call the attention of the public to his stock
of Spring and Summer Cloths Cassmers, and Yes :
ings. Having made extensive additions to his form
er well selected assortment he offers great
variety of choice and rich goods from European
markets. and unsurpassed by any store in the State;
among which will be found all the novelties of the
great exhibition at Paris. These goods will be sold
on as reasonable terms they be purchased in the
State of New Jersey. From the long experience in
business, fatter myself that no establishment can
sell goods any cheaper, and having the services of
practical cutter from London) from which city he
receives all the inventions and fashions in his
line, it is evident that any gentleman who will favor
me with an order, can have Fashionable Suit and
good fit warranted, or no sale.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
>es, The largest stock of Ready Made Clothing in
"A the county, may be found at this establishment
lii of every variety, and the newest styles As
most of these goods manufactured in the estab-
1ishment of the best materials and good prices paid
for making. have no hesitation in warranting them
equal for durability and cheapness to those of any
establishment Also on hand large stock of Trunks
.Valises Carpet Bags Hats Caps Gloves and in fact
everything in our line of business.
HJg- Gentleman give us call and test the truth of
Ahat we say.
WIN. V. WARD.
Freehold March 26, 1857. 22-tf
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DAILY STAGE LINES
Leaving WEIGH G. Carson's Hotel.
EsgS#ER


4 DAILY MAIL LINE OF STAGES FIT LONG
II BRANCH, passing through Colts Neck, Tinton
Falls and Eatontown leaves the Hotel of WEIGH {
Carson, Freehold on the arrival of the morEit .
trains from New York and Philadelphia. Returnin:
leave Long Branch at A NJ.
A daily mail line for TOMS RIVER, connecti Q
with other lines South, leaves Freehold the ar
val of the morning trains. Returning, leave Ton 9
River at A. NJ and arrive in time fer the P. n
trains for New York and Philadelphia.
: a dails lis-e fis' .SouAN VILLAGE Rassing TIN
Blue Ball Farmingda,e and Lower Squapcum, lea,s :
Squan Village at ~ o'clock A. NJ, and arrive Il,
Freehold in time to take the early lines for Nca'
York and Philadelphia. Returning, leave Fleeh, =
on the arrival of t4e-R4erning- TRAINS
&<g Passengers can be convyed to any pafroEt' =
County by these lines and their connection
Freehold, June 20, 1856 34-af
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SILKS SILKS
FOR RENT.

ok ROOMS, WELL CALCULATED FOR TWO
&Oaniies situated in the village of Freehold in the
Building lately occupied by Mr.. Ward as a clothing
store, Terms liberal. Enquire of
D. C. DANSIR.
Freehold JAN 90 1857 14--tf
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Conover IA AROSE.

New York
sgg7' All produce consigned to the above firm will
be disposed of at the highest market value, and
prompt returns made
DANIEL C0N0VERl TSTEPHEN AROSE
New York, June 4th 1856. 32-1y
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watches, Clocks and Jevvelry.

watches, Clocks and JevvelFy.
TNHE subscriber respectfully informs the public,
Il that he has now on hand very fine assortment.
of Gold and Silver Watches, comp Using Gold and
Silver Patent Lever Hunting cased Watches full jew
elled and warranted; Gold Detached Lever watches.
open and Hunting cased, particularly for Ladies'
Also other Watches Of all descriptions. Each watch
warranted as represented the money refunded
Also, fine assortment of Jewery and Clocks on
hand, which will with the above named Watches be
sold as cheap as any establishment will sell in the
city country
Persons intending 30 buy any of the above men
toned articles will do well by Calling the sAllaaeFi
- e ts ~ "a
Clocks Matches and Je,geiry repaired as usual.
Thankful for past favors, the subscriber hopes for
a continuance of the same.
JOHN ROTH
November 81, 1856 5-tf
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mo- HOUSEKEEPERS.

I9'8f7I " 1AOO1AAGGI IL4OO'
NOV IN STOCK, LINEN SHEETINGS "a. Ga
In "a, 10-4 Cotton Sheetings, A, ga, GA, "a
10-4, Also, Linen Towels, Napkins, Table Cloths
Fine Cloth Table Covers, fine Table Cutlery, Crock
cry Ware, China and White Granite. Also, Looking
Glasses, Wood aud Willow Ware, Tubs, Churns, &c.
for sale cheap, by
Freehold March 6 1857
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WISNER's PATENT WASH-TUT


THIS LATE INVENTION HAS NO EQUALl,-
the world, inits arrangement for saving labor in VS.
ing. 1t is common Washing Tub in aDpearar,
but has on its BOTTOM inside radiating cietes W; ,
smooth oval surfaces, and in the centre a wood,
shaft, ON which tits cover having on its under si,
eetes answering to those on the tub The cIotl 4,
being put in with boiling suds, they are washed t.
moving the cover round and reverse, by means +
the two ends of cross handle
The labor of washing with this arrangements is ve-
hands. Wy
rms tub may be seen in use in all parts of Il q
county among others at Gordon D. Whites or G u
Bells Midd.etown Point; Il. I. Lloyds and Gar :,
isaac herberts, Keyport; D. c. Perrines, G. ". Pae.
tersons, and John Bowne's, Freehold. &c. Price
FIVE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS.
For sale at the subscribers at Engsleown; D. e.
Perrme and @ W. Pattersen's, Freehold; A. W. II
bart Marlboro; Gordon D. White and G. W. &c
Middietown Point; H. T. Lloyd, Keyport; E.
Rodgers, Red Bank.
D. laird g. SON,
Proprietors for Monmouth and Mercer
January 10th, 1856 -
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Farmers Warehouse,

E'aTmers7 warehouse.
TOHN c. sMOCK, WHOSE RESIDENCE IS
y in Freehold, will devote his whole atteation
in procuring and offering to the Farmers, the best
implements in market, all of which are warranted
to give satisfaction, or may be returned within a
reasonable time Moving and Reaping Machines
combined or separate; Hores Powers and Thresher&
with or without cleaners Grain Drills, Lime arS
Guano Spreaders, Corn and Cob Mills, Saw MILF
Corn Shelters, large and small flaming MILF
Horse Ropes, Hay and Straw Cutters, Vegetably
Cutters, Sausage Cutters, Plows, Harrows, Cultiva
tors, Forks, Rakes, Shovels, Spades Hoes, &C., al
of which are constantly on hand, with good suppl
of Castings for most of the machines
Farmers, please call and examine for yourselves
All orders thankfully received and promptly attend
ed to. JOHN C. SlIOCK |
Freehold April 16, 1856. 25-1y
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NEAT DUUK To GEUKGE VI. FATiENoUN 5 OAbIINEI
WAREHOUSE.
FENHE SUBSCRIBER Is NOW OFFERING A
a large and beautiful assortment of MONU-
MENTS and HEAD STONES, manufactured from
the best American and Italian marble, at prices low
er than at any other establishment in this County.
C. SNEDEKER g. Co.
u John r Hull, "a practical Marble Cutter
formerly of bliddletown Point, and well known il
in this County will take charge Of the business and
all persons wishing to purchase in our line, will find
it to their advantage to give us call before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
C. SNEDEKER
Freehold, March, IS 1857. 2l-tf.
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g West Freehold Rotel, y

WILLIAM r. STRONG
THE PROPRIETOR OF THE WEST FREE
\ hold Hotel, within two miles of Freehold, N. J
formerly kept by John H. Mount0 is nrenarcd ~
accommodate the public in good style. The bonsc
has undergone thorough overhauling, and been
fitted up in neat, and comfortable manner He
stabings and fodder are good, and EMPLOYS ore Of
the best osters the State can boast Of There viii
be no pains spared to make everything pleasant and
agreeable to visitors f,S''S''i'' "''u
s18 The Proprietor is also well oua,ifad and ,ro
pared to Handle and Break Colts for the road q,
train, and condition them for market or the turf
HIS charges will always be found reasonable.
April 49, 1856. 2s-tf
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J. E. Stafford's Olive Tar.

J. E. Stafford's Olive Tar.
THIS GREAT ELECTRICAL REMEDY is IN
Il haled and applied. (not TAKEN to cure disea.
SEES OF the Throat and Lungs No Rheumatic Nert
raleic, or other pain exist where Olive Tar is h-
piled. Sold at so cts per bottle, at the Company
Depot, No. l6 State ST., New York, and by VIM
VOORHEES,. Druggist. Freehold, N. ~.
July 9 1856.
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FARMERS
And Horsemen.
look nBRE3

SPAWN & RINGBONE CURED!
A ND WARRANTED TO BE TAKEN OFF
A solely and entirely, without injury to the ami
NAL, and without the use of the Firing Iron, any
of the liquid caustics, such Nitric, Muriatic, or
Sulphuric Acid &c, or any Of those baneful liquids
so often made use Of to the shame of the Farrer,
and to the torture of that useful animal, the Horse,
without any necessary expense,
All Diseases Of the Horse Scientifically treated
Payment, in all cases. to be made before the Horse
leaves the Stable The Subscriber wishes that those
who may need his services would call without delay.
TERMS LIBERAL
EDWARD J. CLAYTON, Freehold.
Feb. 10, 1857. 7-tf
TOEEN ROTH RESPECTFULLY IN
j forms the public that he is prepared to take
Amqretypes and Dagueeotypes again. Thankful
for past favors, he hopes for continuance of the
| same. JOHN ROTH.
Freehold, Feb 20 1857 18-4w.
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$4,000 WORTH
Spring Clothing.

TX SoNDHEIMER, HAS JUST RECEIVED AT
shiS Store on Main street, Freehold, large and
well selected stock of ready made Clothing unsur-
passed in the county for variety style. durability
and cheapness. Among my stock may be found the
following goods:-Back, Blue, Plain and Fancy
Goats, 81 to $l8 Black, Plain and Fancy Pants ST
to 81 Black, Plain and Fancy Vests, 75cts., to S..
Under Shirts and Over Shirts, Stocks, Gravats,
liandke.chiefs, Suspenders, Cotton, Kid and Silk
ec, Also general assortment Of Boys Clothing.
Goods are sold cheaper at this establishment than
anyothe in the county, and every article warranted
to be as represented
Remember the place and give us call Sond-
hemers, on Main street, Freehold N j.
KAUFMAN SONDHEIAIER.
March 10, 1857. If
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OODnEI 4 II,
Manufactured from the night-soi of New York city,
in lots to suit purchasers This article (oreatlv i'm
proved within the last two years. has been in mar
ket eighteen years, and still defes competition, as a
manure for Corn and Garden Vegetables being
cheaper, more powerful than any other, and at the
same time free from diSagreea6le odor. Two barrels
(S3 worth) will manure an acre of corn in the HILL
will save two-thrds in labor will cause it to come
up quicker, to grow faster, ripen earlier, and will
bring larger crop On poor ground than any other
fertilizer, and is also preventative of the cut worm;
also it does not irure the seed to be put in contact
With it.
The L. Mr. Co., point to their long standing reputa-
ton, and the large capital ($100ooO) invested in
their business. guarantee that the article they
make shall always be Of such quality as to command
ready sale.
Price, delivered in the city free of charge and
other expense
Que barrel 5000
Two barrels, $50
Five barrels 500
Six barrels - $50
And at the rate of l50 per barrel for any qauntity
over six barrels
10 Plamph'et, containing every information
viii be sent (FREE) to any applying for the same
Our address is
The Lodi Manufacturing Co.,
Office, 60 Cortandt ST. New-York
February, Z, 1857. 15-3m.
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FARM FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.

THE STORE NOW OCCUPIED BY VIM. yooR.
a hees, as Drug Store, will be offered for Rent
from the first of April next Inquire # Mr.. VOOR
n BEE on the premises, or of G. b. COOPER, at the
March s. 1857 10 4e
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NEW LUMBER YARD
AT
RED BANK.

4 GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF LUMBER
IA Shingles, Timber, Fence Pales. Mason Lath
Thomaston and Glenn Falls Lime, Plaster, Cement
Brick, Nails &C., which will be sold AS LOW as at
any other Yard in the country, for Cash.
PARKER g. CHADWICK. f
ALS0.-Peach Orchard and Lackawana COAL
Lump, Egg, and Stove Sizes. p & G.
Nav IA 1856 If
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SPRING SALE!
1856
PAPER HANCINCS.

DIAPER HANGINGs, FROM SIX CENTS TO
a rs cents the piece. Also, Bordering to Match.
suitable for Halls, Parlors and Public Rooms for
sale cheap, by D. C. PERRINE.
Freehold, March 1857. If
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expect to see my next letter dated at the fountain
head of Mormondom.
THE UTAH ARMY.
From the st. Louis Republican. Dec %

From the st. Louis Republican, Dec %
The expresses which have recently arrived al Fort
Leavenworth from the army Of the West bring in
formation that the whole force, with the exception
of Col Cookies command, had concentrated on
Blacks Fork, and were moving towards Fort Bridg-
er, from which they were distant only few miles.
The progress Of the army was exceedingly slow,
sometimes making only two or three miles day, and
then encampng in the night The horses, mules and
other animals were giving out hourly, and it Is not
worth while TO conceal the fact that all the animals
will perish this winter While this is the case it ia
satisfactory to know that the troops would soon be
in position where they could bid defiance to the
Mormons, and the elements would not harm them.
The supply trains had all arrived and were in com
pany with the military and there would be an sbun
dance OF provisions for the whole army Fort Brager,
il will be recolected is ll3 miles from Great Salt
Lake City, but between that fort and the city all
terpOsed. The drifting fills up the kdrOns and
passes and an impossible barrier is presented to the
march OF the troops until next spring
report having gained some currency that two
companies Of the Fifth infantry had met with some
reyerses on the roue to Utah. the particular chamc
ter of which is not stated, are warranted in say
ing by the letters received at Fort Leavepworh
that there is no foundation for any such statement,
We are gratified to learn that there are tn.
ty-fve companies OF United States troops in Kan
sas the whole Of which may be put in readiness for
a march across the plains by the middle Of April
next. These can be followed by the new regiments.
large portion of whom, it must always be borne in
mind, must be detailed to escort the provision and
baggage trains, but if the proper measures are at
once adopted, the new army will be in Great Salt
Lake City before the lst of July. Whether they will
lind the Mormons there, anything but bleak DESC
lation, is another matter.
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TIE EowHKRs OF CoAsrrsa VESSELS IN TROUBLE
COLLECTOR ScHELL ENFORCING THE LAws,-Much
excitement has prevailed Of late among the masters
agents and owners Of coastng vessels at this port
in consequence of the revival and enforcement Of an
obsolete revenue law requiring masters Of vessels
trading under a coasting license and having cargoes
Of pine wood, oysters any other domestic produc
ton Of land or water laden within the general dis
trict, TO exhibit manifest Of the same instanter to
any revenue officer who may board the vessel and
demand the same; and on failure TO produce said
manifest the vessel II amenabe TO fine OF $40 for
such deficiency. The law requiring masters Of YES
sells to have this manifest when there are no foreign
goods on board was passed in the year l793 but has
never been enforced until quite recently-conse-
quenty, there are but few Of those interested in the
coasting trade who are aware Of its existence. Our
new Collector, Mr.. Augustus Schell, has taken II
upon himself 10 enforce this section OF the act
Of 93, without, perhaps, being aware that
the great majority Of those interested In
vessels were ignorant OF Its existence and actuated
perhaps by laudable ambition TO do his part TO.
wards replenishing the almost empty Golfers of the
treasury and anxiety TO keep his revenue cutters
IN business during the absence of any filibustering
excitement. The strangest part Of this matter Is,
that no masters Of vessels are required to exhibit
thisemaniiest at the Custom House or 10 n revenue
officer except when his vessel happens TO be boarded
and this document demanded. thing which has not
happened to some Of oldest coasters within their
life time; II this requsition put In force In any
other port in the United States, except in the port
Of New York One half Of this twenty dollars goes
into the pocket Of the nfomer-that il, the captain
Of the revenue cutter. The number OF vessels thus
fined within few weeks is very large, and the
revenue cutter anchored Oft Jersey City the avorite
anchorage ground Of coasting schooners), has evi-
IDENTIFY been placed there for the purpose OF thus
annoying this class of our commercial marine. Az
our government officers fail or refuse to advertise
this obsolete part Of the Marine act Of l793 il is
- IL
ALL Of those interested In eur coasting trade and
may lead TO an agitation for the repeal Vi the law.