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An act 10 amend he enna ssc Of Gan concerning the
transportation Of soldiers and allowance for clothing Ok Vol
Eneers and suendat ~ Of The Ac the establishment and
erganiz aon Of the army Of The Confederate States
SEcrioS T Coneress theConfderate States OF America
do ensc That the Secretary OF War be- ana be hereby
thorEed required provides SO fat IS possible cloth.
ing for the entire Of the Confederate States, and
furnish the every company upon reqUi
ton Of shs commander thereof the quanty quality kind
thereof to be established BY regulation Of the Department. to be
approved PFedeni and in State shall furnish
its troops and voicn IN the Confederate
clothing Secretary 81 War 70 nay over
Of ch State hs money value OF the clothing
nfshed.
Sac The commander Of every shall have
the privilege OF receiving continuation othng
tEenthvs dollars per for eVey xix EoLths they
shall have FURNISHED n iF own G, thing
Approved August 30. 1861. Oct 6 IaW4w
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to authorize the Postmaster General to contract for the
carriage Of mails on the route hereafter mentioned
The Congress the Confederate States Of America
do enact, That tbs following mail route be- and the here
by established Eit From station seventeen the Savanah,
Albany Gulf Railroad commonly called Growers Station.
the State Of Georgia. to the town Of Monticello in the State Of
Florida.
sE And be It further ensced, That the Postmaster Gene
hereby authorized make the first
the mali the said route without the necessity Of
advertising bids for said contract required BY existing
this act 30 take effect and be in force from and
after PASSAGE Provided however, That nothing in this
contained shall construed require the Postmaster
General put the mail upon said route unless in his opinion
the public interest demSnd il.
Approved August g, 1851. seple law4W.
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An sc, ssr 4 &c. ,l..: goF:ls

An act m s the iou section cf AN act 70 regulate Foreign
Gains \, hs Confederate ststes approved Mar6 loth lol
and for other purposes - - = l.. -
SECTOs .. The Congress OF ne OoniefAe As. OF Asfes
do A. at non and after the passage Of his set the fsurth
stop 81 An act sulate reign Coins IN the Consass
aies rproTed March g. 1851 be- AID the s hereby
Taied Ard that hereafter the following gold coin shall
Current As money xhn The oonfersts States % Aerca and
h rsesabe for the payment Of ali debts and demands a. &
following rats, N . 70 say Ane soFelfn o. ~
less Eegnt than hFs penny rsiss - s1Ie -b.f
the fnenesF q sl9 - nine Ennlrel ADA n f,btv-
thOusandtds, shall ne oeetneu equal % eef - f4st
eve cents; tie Napoleon OF me weight o. no. 1919
and gH1B) four peanyEesns thIes EI = ~ uinefy.
and Of fenesso Of not lsss tnan So 60. siars ana
nine th0uaknct1gs shall % deeuael 1oab,ops no
ghtyhve efnsj tie spanish 800 s1 uenpys1ezhts
Las weight than llIdEt - ss-s AZ not lesl fhtu
eight gains aud one a ~ tcgssndtls shall b
Q599l eight huEdrsd ana n.as.S 80 -snts
IoorovrI AUGUST q, 1861 ~
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An making appropriations carry into effect section two Of
approved May wentyst eighteen hundred and sixty
one entitled An define with certainty the
ing entitled An Acto fix the duties articles there
10 named approved March fifteenth, eighteen hundred and
sixty-One. d ..-.-......
That the purpose carrying into effect the second section Of
approved May twenty hTst eighteen hundred and sixty
one entitled define with certainty the meaning
stled AN Act to fix the duties articles therein
named approved March fifteenth eighteen hundred and sixty
one the sum Of two thousand three hundred seventy
eighty and the hereby appropriated
OF any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated to
be paid 70 charles Pollard President OF the Alabama and
FLORIDA Railroad Company being the difference between fifteen
and per cent duty Railroad iron Of the value Of
twenyrx thousand hundred and forytwo dollars and
twenty cents, withdrawn from warehouse at Pensacola, For
d. in the month Of April egheeen hundred and sxtyone
Approved August y, le6l. scpls Iaw4w
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-, A q fees and cosrs In Admiralty Gases
~ ne Confedsrats States Of AMER c. Do enact
pa, 80 m services rendered b CLERKS, lrsas and district
LnaL of Iity crs il the Confederate Courts. and for
fixed By law there shall b paid
"a si ocs allowed % uen In M es cement o. their
- ~ zane ts allowed under the lave
- r5d stats Ike eases which were ia force the
S;gstseotb February. eightsea hundred and ly-one.
~ 49, va AuEust %, 1851. Sp22 lzH4E
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An making appropriations for the expenses OF Government
Legislative, Executive Judicial Deparn ants
the ending eighteenth Of February eighteen hundred and
sixty-tgo.
The Congress the Confederate States OF America enact,
the following be and the hereby apFrop
ated out Of in the Treasury not otherwise apprOpn
eighteenth Of February, eighteen hundred and sixty
LEGISLATIVE For compensation and mileage Of Members OF
Congress, fOrty-hve thousand dollars
RXEcUTIvRFor contingent and Geographic expenses Of the
Executive office, two thousand & ve hundred dollars
DEPARTMENT JusTCE For ipcden al and ccntrgent
pense including printing and advertising the laws, two hOus
and hYe hundred dollars
salary the Clerk Of tbs Department Of Justice
eight hundred and seventy Eve dollars.
For salary Superintendent Of Public Printing, ard Clerk
and Messenger In the Office, three thousand dollars.
For purchase Of paper for printing Congress and
Executive Department. under the fourth section Of the Of
May fourteenth eighteen hundred AMI thousand
dollars
TREASURY DEpARrErPor one Chief Clerk to aid the First
Auditor in auditing the Of the Post Office Department.
at Thousand dsars act approved May six
thousand
For fifteen clerks at twelve hundred dollars EACH the Of
thirteen thousand six hundred and twenty-five dollars and
eighty two cents.
For fourteen clerks at one thousand dollars EACH the SUN Of
ten thousand i've hundred and ninety dollars and eighty
FIVE cents
For one messenger at hundred dollars per annuu the
three hun0ed and seeneighs dollars and forty nine
cents.
For one chief clerk for second Auditors Office fourteen
hundred dollars act approved Nay twenh
eighteen hundred and xtyone the Of thousand forty
four dollars and thirty nine cents.
twelve hundred dollars each,
the sum thousand hundred seVensx dollars
clerks per sct at thousand dos,S each the
sum thousand hundred and thirty dollars.
For salaries Of Judges and District Attorneys Of
the Confederate States and incidental and contingent expenses
Of courts, tEenty two thousand DOLLARS
PUBLIC DEBTFor interest on the public debt two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars
Approved August a, 1851 .epss Iaz4w
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No ~.
Preamble and Resolutions concerning Brigsdier
McCullnuph

mccullough.
WHRRKA II has pleased Almighty God to vouchsae to the
the Confederate States another glorious and important
victory the country where would have been disastrous
exposing the families Of the good people Of the stae Of Mis-
the unbdied license Of the brutal sodery Of
scrupulous enemy: Therefore, be it
Resolved By the Congress Of the oondats States, That the
thanks OF Congress cordially rendered to Brgsder General
Ben Mccullough and the officers and soldiers OF his brave
sn for their gallant conduct in defeating, after battle Of six
half hours, force Of the enemy equal in numbers and
greatly superior In all their appointments thus proving that
right the heart and strengthens the Of the
Southern people, fighting they for their liberty, their
homes and presides, against unholy despotism
AeEolved he- That in the opinion Of congress- General
Mccullough and bis gallant troops entitled to- and will
ceive the grateful thanks Of our PEOPLE.
Resolved further, That the foregoing resolutions be commuR
Gated to that command by the proper Department.
Approved August %, 1861. seplSlaw4w
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An act to authorize the issue Of inscribed stock in the sa Of


SECTION The Congress OF the Confederate States Of Ame
That in all where Bonds authorized to be
the acts OF Congress- raise money for the Of
the Confederate staes the Secretary Of the Treasury, at the
quest the party interested, issued, instead Of
Bonds, Certificates of Inscribed stock, payable ORDER trans
errabe the Treasury for the amount Of prnpa at the
Of interest and payable at the dates
scribed for the bonds.
SEC 3 il further enacted, That IL any person shall
falsely make forge counterfeit procure be
falsely made forged couneeied, willingly aid assist
falsely making, forging countEg certificate Of
imitation Of puIptrDg to be Certificate OF stock
issued in accordance with the pTovons Of acts Of Congress-
horzng the Issue Of certificate Of stock shall pass
utter or publish attempt pass utter or publish true
false forged counteTfed certificate Of stock, purporng
70 be certificate Of stock aforesaid knowing the 70 be
falsely made forged eountertsd shall falsely alter
prncure be falsely altered, willingly aid
falsely altering any certificate Of stock issued aforesaid
pass utter pnbh, attempt to pass, utter pub
h as trs, any falsely altered certificate of stock
aforesaid knowing the to be asey altered such
person shall be deemed and audgd guilty Of eony srd being
thereof convicted by due Of law shall be sentenced to Ne
Imprisoned at labor for period Of net less than three
years. than ten be fined in 2ot exceed
ing five thousand dollars.
Approved August "a, 1861 sep92 law4E
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An act making additional spproplistiOn!

An act making additional appropriations for the Navy of the
Con States the ending February eighteenth
eighteen hundred and Eixty-tWo.
The Congress OF the Confederate States Amsrcl enact
That there appropriated any money the
not otherwise spPropratsd for the year ending February eg
tenth eghteen hundred and sixty two, the following fer
the Navy:
For the purchase snd building steamers gun-boa
dfences Of the Confederate states the Of fifty houG
AID dollars.
Fer repairing aud fitting the Merrmsc clad
sip Of hnndred ami seventy E9 thousand ave
hundred ard twenty-three dollars
For raising shpsothe line Columbus, Delaware Penn
syIvsns and brig Dolphin the Of twenty thousand
dollars.
Fer pay, subsistence and other wants Of i've hundred ad
tonA seaneo, oESnaTy sndmen and boys FIRE
men coal beavers the Of ninety thousand collars
medical supplies and surgeons neeesares the Of
four thousand dollars
To pay employees Navy Yard Norfolk, Vrg toe
he first day July, eighteen hundred and sixty omth
eighteenth February eighteen hundred and sxtyEO the
Of six thous and seven hundred dolars.
floating defences for New Orleans Louisiana, eight hun
dred thousand dollars
To marine batteries for the destruction OF
sells, fifty THOUSAND dollars.
To construct centrifugal gun, vented BY Charles Dek
nson suet the conditions Of the act passed Tor that puss
ave thousand dollars.
For expenditures the ordnance Department Of the Navy
Norfolk for the ending February eighteenth egh
teen hundred and sxtywos hundred and hen thousand
and ffty-one dollars.
For the construction equipment Of
clad gunbsas Of Mississippi and the
city Memphis hundred and sixty hons and dollars
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to suhorEs the Psd eonnus the appointments
By the Military and Naval service, during the
the last resent BessioB and 10
submit them to congress at the next session
Section The Of the Confederate states Of America
enact That the President be authorized to continue The
appointments made by in The htsry Naval s,rTioe
snTng the Of congress- during the las. prse1t
son, and to submit them 70 congress & the csnmsresnent 81
ita next session
Approved September ,, 1861
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-05
AEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

RERvBIIcAE CRY HonsATIoEs--The deleoata,
20 the Republican City Convention held an adjourned
meeting last night at Franklin Hal, jersey CITY for
the purpose Of completing the city nominal one for the
coming election. Mr. w. J.,Stitt presided The fol.
lowing LexninauoEs were made;
For WGisr ConmGonsr-Lorg tern, d. Gregory; sAogs
term, A. " biting
C.iiecsoy-T boynas Howe.
1Geoys-Fira and Second Nard, w. Stone; Third to Sixth
Ward, r. y. kBd1en.
School Supey4Glondoat--M. r. Gaze.
a committee 2f one from each ward was appointed
% I'LL vacancies ahoula any Of the above nominees de
cline.
The following named gentlemen appointed an
Executive Committee for the ensuing year: j. Daven-
pot, A. jenkins, j. Hutton, S. Quef j. HOuston +.
X. I'LL aud Wrn. II. Bumsted
a Giscussion arose az 10 the pfopriety II making
nomination for the Office of Recorder and motion 10
go iuto ballet declared lost by the Chairman BY
Gle vote, and the Convention adjourned 1t afterwaId
appearing lha. the Chairman had made mistake in
Cue tally the Convention again called 70 order and
second bailot resulted In Ia votes in favor Of non
tnation against 10 opposed. -.
The second ballot for Recorder was as follows: Wn.
L. Dickinsons principal Of Public School No 3. 10
votes; DIR. II. ID. Holt, z; FLANK, g Mr. Dickinson
was accordingly declared DC nominee. The Couyen. |
tion then adjourned:
portion Of The delegates were opposed to the nom.
tstion OF Rooonier as there Gre already two In the
field, tie present incnubeLt, Mr. Tilden who viii be
strongly sopponsa 'ihe tsrperlNce men, and Me-.
Martndse, who wi1 Asceiye the sub0ot q fbe sHfi.
temperance party.
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sea making complete breach her Capt Or Of The p
Obeon which has back states h. hiss oees thy years
s.s bot he never experienced thing ks the ie gale He
m Liverpool the 18th February aud on the 2lt hs was IL
uckar on the 18th and 2f be caught 10 hurricane the
bpn sn were split and vessel otherwise suffered much
Ia npins back port, be passed immense qean,ity Of
veo< Tho italian brig Ghesta went ashore Friday
Rondnes Point end becomes total wreck MsteT LATE and
all men lost.
Among vessels reported missing during March are
the Masconomo of NewburypOrt. which sailed for LON
don E0. 26th the brig Macassar, from London passed
Deal Feb Sth the schooner Susan Young, from Glou:
cesler Feb. 9Th, for St. Georges the schooner Star'
wood do. dol the White Swallow, from Gloucester
on the saaie date, but destination not mentioned.
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ALBisY, Thursday, April 40 ?. N.
TIE BRooKLYs IMPROVEMENT BILLS.


Mr.. Andrus Of Kings performed srlendidly
audacous feat in tie House tonight Everybody had
been asking unanimous consent 10 put forward Lis
little local ill, and everybody had perssienily OBJ
iec,4d. when Dr.. AndIus rose and remarked that lie
should make largo draft upon the indulgence Of the
House; and tho result fully justified the statement for
he asked unanimous ooosent 70 for the eight Brooklyn
improvement Hills 70 the Kings County delegation,
with power to report complete. The proportion was
AZ c1ol and stunning in view Of the fact that nobody
clse had been able, during the day. TO get single
"ht,le bilrr put forward. that the House was
stnpihed with astonshmcpt, gDd did not recover
it's wits in time 20 oaer objection. Tho
bills arc as followe: Ts lay out public
park and Underground 20 widen and improve Third
street, 10 widen Atlantic avenue, ard establish pub
Lie drive and promenade herein to widen Fourth az.
onue, and establish q public drive and promenade
theren to widen and improve Bushwiek svenue and
other streets 10 open Franklin street and other stecs;
for the relief Of owDers of lands taken for opening
Prospect equare relative TO local improvements in the
City Of Brooklyn.
Mr.. Benedict moved 20 amend by adding that the
remainder Of the sesson be devoted TO legislation for
Brooklyn, which wac Lost, and the proportion was
carried.
PORT wARpLss.
The Port Wlrdenenomina,ed BY the Governor yea
terdsy were Benjamin Hutchinson and Capt. H. Bran.
hal Of NewYork, reappointed, and Minihorne Temp
kins Of Staten Isand, vice Alonzo II. Gale Of Brook
Ign.
STATE ASSESSOR.
EteneSer Bleakey Of otsego was also nominated for
State Assessor, vice Thomas CLOVIS Of Ren4eaer.
ALBANY AND sUsoUEnASSA RAILROAD.
The friends of the Albany and Susquehnnna Railroad
are very uneasy as 10 the probable fate Of their bill,
now before the Governor, but rather Incline - she
opinion that he will sign il.
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Steamship Nashville Murray Charleston Irdse sni pas, IL
Se SS for on 5 hSGs
ssanp Ps,ieI sburs, s:ahaArd, Wilmington, ~ c. udss 70
scsn'SP Yorstown PaE.h Richmond, &C., nd.s. and pa'
eip Snow Squat, Lloyd Amoy Jan H. passed Arrsr J.s
.y York sa e. G i l. h 10 .S ssss .p s as
fa @ 9f 70: eso cine sR s GSSs s yPsSs
hoe dSsn % hoa o;1s an sa hs 1 s. q a i su
ship MYi-. sand Gndpes Liverpool Feb g. s.lt csid
vel Pnray had westerly wnd, provons 20 crossing the
BHl, il 70 y = .s5 'i aR u g. ;ss5
bss 2eplyr bound March a. a 41 TO- On % 40 ss
Sip Youn HS aeEsn GSqf hoetn M.Lo vopoo
deg. ' e 20 master; ne very very nssrS sa
s s9s, G as slek e. z Lon 81 s. sscIsassd .s: wiz
' B5s jss aSfS , richtfsa BOrdeau. 81 dy' wine
Id Ns,iS hey, Darrg Eirs5ethYo coal ioT Ptpslsl.
Brig Luoro:i, Wallace ENssbehport coal Tor Aspiuws.
scb Cencaaen Da,eh Dc lorse, AdrO'ssn 81 days. eo''s
s1r Bsoas Dr. Maac, S.. John N. B. 20 Days, baths 70
e.hf j. o. Baldwin, Clover Elshe.hrcr., coal for aidds
stSr Rosinu. Rose Burgess cslpi, 10 days lumber to jed
Scsr Adele Felicia cst%isl ElssSehport, Oosi fer FAB
i SSli. J. o. Hunting en Love-, NOsw:sA day.
sen cofla nssr.S Botoa ~, a. a. gd . to master
ssSr rIesss;h pavis Allen Boston days ash as,ie,
Sen Sen .ss. ' aa .'oe. HHs':ss: 9f:
se!r. = mr. RfEa Pe;,egrcw, kew.London Tor Virginia
sai-r IIua,ua Stocking M;ddetowp days IN ballast
scir nav state src y, Rock'srd days huie.
srhr Albert nertsr BuTsa, Albany for Boston.
SrLr Mary N!ek-rsgn, Phlsaephia. coal fer We,.poit
Gcl Aiesdc Iawrence, klz,bethport, coal ier rosno
soop Blackstone. Allen. Preyienee days TO ls's'
Sioo,, Oliver ALss, French, Telllon, nqse -
steamer yulccn Robinson Philadelphia na'e 20 " I've
ss.as Ei.stsh cola.er.. s4i!lnO'e mdss to Wri DAP
Eea.aes PotOu..s Eyr, New Bedford md's and pas. I"
saler Sarah Jsns PhladsIp,s mdse. to LoPr Kirk
rsdok. rs,.,.. ,,s.. ,aI OS.H
s,.- C,card NofrAn, Fiirdslpts, mtse 70 ls Oesa
s.9noF Osprey Kenny, Prov denes. ma'e' 70 l. Odeh
BFLow-ship Z. T. Hcisrs Liverpool Feb H. rrd's "
sega 60.
Also o..er sh.p.
sNrEp-shlpsE p. PsEeE fr Hong K;nsi casav'a' 'sf
n~j,.5i, J'rc.lia. -; brig Nenough, for CaTdsnss.
40 sin, lyas ,or Ap,gcp, Columbia, for iyIR os
Revsa-o m av-ei Winged Racer, FOX san Essne'co fof"
40 ,earship Rosnc,e fo Norfolk ship Eenj. Adsa iof
Iirsrpo5i Mrn,oE Liyins,o1 TO- Hsvei Losr' sf hs'rs
"a otle -.. .HfI..|
WitD-paE.as lie day, from mn. Il. frh
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8tssnshp-Rsauoie Couch, Nerfolx Ludlsm HeiaeisH.
bssks Ceniuegol Cole C.crlesoI, Ponvert Co., Esss
ScWrate Waterford Draper DsyIn.
&c. Wheaton, sosnan, JscisOnyie Brett Son Co Mary 81
Pierce Smith CaIdsuas H. D. Bookan Co J. Dock, Thor.
bum Wilmington. C.. Mclean 4 Len,s.
sohoopsz.-R; H. 4swiey, P.ehet. Elizabeth Cry T. q
Co. Alice Webb Webb JAcksonyis J. T. Gilchrs
Son "a Gardiner Jarvis St Jaso, c. r. J. Peters ]. W.,
Boston A. howes 81. Louis Leinekn Boston, j. w aeKesi
]. II. Hoyt, Lyon BallipcIe, NV Mckee J. w, s.sres
ues.h hsnnsn. Lord Mgneso Bay BIe!! Bon Co. asEose
(Br.l Reynolds, Il aliiaI, D. Il Dcwok
soop-Emy FreAusn, Nev-nsveu, II s. Racket.
eameIs-Ann Eliza, Robinson, Phisdophis j. Hand; Bss
iou Croker, Philadelphia. F. Perkins.
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c,,c,,rl April 3--9LouE dali ard demand lini,ed 81
~ 30 FOR super6ne WHI.El h'n a. Jtc. ME- roAk oe"
NrwOgtK.ss April 3-COTTOS the csnsea
rres,er hrn.ss and IN instances an edva1ce
57:9 bales at l2'7i3c. for Mddng spe.R htn Far 70 a
FTyeT on Cotton 70 liverpool a. srERLrSe ErcgAsos1
&c premium. sGHr EisHAsGE on New-fork 900 pre-
tnunl. VI Ia. a..
SrF AMI s-corrox: Sales to day 1eoo bales st ni1
9;c fo Mddns; the ms'kt closing In favor on hoioer
saTSlar wnAA4 active Rcd 81 sS ss White 81 .e
sGa0 Corn steady at 60dSi3c. LAEo' oc' "hiAA' '"'
B,r,soRE Aprr A-FrouR Advanced HE. Ohio add How.
ard stseet SIS 35} 50i City Mills, 20 8.t MHEh 90.
vanced So White 3DD ST 81. Cons cOD,sci 1eio~ 80
Gle Wife e9665c PRovrsIoS. dnl but unchanged
firm ct l2tGl5!c. WHisKY tTm 81 isc' =, ,o vy,,.vy
CfFCrSyAri Amil 4FLoUE du super 81 ~ ~
ooiva ~ 3 Mess PoRK In rood demand az +9 WOtS 9fs
soe Bacon has tcep sold a. 5cc oI snooos any IT,
siett EXCHANGE NewYoGk finn at premium .,-,, r..
eosiIe AFa 4-CorTos-sses go bales 81 24ci'c' ''f
NoGroix April oTrov sales Of good at l2s IJinn5
&. 2l and rfeiior at Gllc stock light CoRs ssss
Vvees bush; yellow e2ic White 6te9c, sna ~
&c FLouR ard NAVAL 5ToREs dull sTAvEs seh'e 'o' H'
ehs'se 3 Pr }RiTTfo F BOSTON AND cHARLEsrowF.
Monthly statement Of the value Of Inports and trpoHs OF
Goods Weres and Merchandise entered dnTag Tue 'ns %
So, If coda Ware, dai Asr,londse vslue
f5ports Duiable entered for consrmp'ion,'.'"
Free t@r.nsiye Of specie and bulionj...... 97ooJ
Specie and bullion '''''''''''''''''''''''. i,SY,
r,.u.., ....,,. s327o5af
Foreign MelchsAdise, du.ieble....''''. Ls oSc
FOREIGN Merchandise, free....."'.'''"''" 49,
To.,, r,por......................:s '7'ge
Merchandise wth4 hou warehouse for consump ,ta
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PEoPLEs WORCESTERSHIRE following NOMINEE
tons, for City officers in Hoboken have been made ~
the delegates to the Peoples Conventions u .s
For MdBor-Cbales Chamberlain ..-r
Gin Glerk-Andrew Monnt.
7Yedsrr,r-Benj s. Taylor i1
Co3efor--ConIad J. Schmidt. .... ..
C0isc0r Of 6ryedFs- John tTsdiord
Street COMMUNICATIONS ) Field.
Ass-'soys VIM. &. Harp. Jas Valentine t. l.
SnDL Of Pubtic Sohools-Frrnk31 Carpenter
Oreyseey Of Poor-Joseph Wood -. -, -.
Va,cr CoEsmissi0nos-LcDg term VIM White sheH tend
T.. Houemann.
TIE election takes place on Tuesday nexe
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Passenger. Arrived

r. st.rr.,lp YO,totvn from Neyleh aeoapt d. wnlaYf,
c. burgess lady aud children, y B. Cutts MT Redgers ni
Rode, A. Trayser j. A Nisou. w IT, Wilson, Mrs. J. Al
eel Mis- b. Tate o. GrOm, H. NJ Jackson r. Scseidept
a. Halle rdy and two children 81 j. Fargo lady and child "
Ffis H. Moore, w H. ssrE ard ady James Gibbons, and
"a IN the stoeisse. -, ,,,y
h ,saMsig Ya,htdle INN CharestonJ. A. Shelton, w!
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