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The New York herald., 1863-07-25

yruB WE'LL KNOWN FLOCK OF FANCY PIGEONS
she urcprry the Francis Lang Es1 viii he offer
- Tor sslc after Monday. july n rsncers invited N
.samtne this collection Of birds Apply To or ad
,.ss Silva, No New Chamber 0reel corner oil Chat,
han slrceL
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rSATRfMoNIAI.-THE a MARRIAGE GUIDE CON.
M valuable and important In normson FOR the newly
POS. psid by EMIL T. LA0SEAC. \. D. box a0a7 Nes
York Post oQes
The New York herald., 1863-07-25

The impor.ations Of dry goods at the port Of
New York for the week ending July 23, 1860, were
The New York herald., 1863-07-25
81 .eo5 $50 3.A5.4 .47e l.5oe 4

TDthI 80. !
Tie Peter Cooper Fire Insurance Company will
pay on the LIST of August semi-annual dividend
OF Ave per cent, free Of tax.
The days business at the Sub Treasury was as
The New York herald., 1863-07-25

~, ..',e.'a y. I
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III AMY YOUNG LADY. HfoHLr AccoMPLIsHkD,
handsome. respectfully connected. ana o. -
CO. n dcnce sincere vew 70 mstrmony.
~, widover of aentemanly department 10 years OF
bat looking younger Who owns nn. resliene with
rsssp she may address, enclosing vista
Lionel Brook Post onee
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nHIRTY.SIxTH REGIMENT NEW YORK vOLUN-
L teers-The members Of Company Of the above reg
ment will assemble at the Park Barracks on Monday July
OF the United Members who turned
in will the above time aud
place report charged with their
value on the muster rolls by order OF
. j. ID. r. MARTIN, First Lieutenant Cong Co O,
Thirty sixth regiment N Y. Volunteers.
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= oval LADIES. HEAR Us, FOR OUR cAUsE-xHR
in,cr ronst,tntion and the laws ~ young orieer n
ihe army wshes eorrespond with number Of yosns Il.
AZ. 80 h. var uness discharged. They musl bo
and None but those IN favor onforcing
Ike need apply Address Lieutenast C.
~. ~. s,crsi corpa apartment Of the Cum berAod
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c,EyEyrEEY FEET RowBoAr FOR sALE-PvLIrNg
- oars With mast and sal navy cushions and brass
rowto~ks ali good order thinker built by Ingerso Will
be- sod very low Can be seen al Hoboksp, onns ,hs
f1rv
The New York herald., 1863-07-25

ITO ANY QUARTERMAsTER OR COMMIssARY WHO
will resign or otherwise secure me such Or q similar
position. win Brick Stores In this State. three
stories 2Ox6O well 0 mortgaged ony for
ST 500 Address Bona Fide l02 Herald office.
The New York herald., 1863-07-25

EyoR SALE-A FINE FARM OF 100 ACRES TWENTY
miles from the city by railroad Particularly suita
BILE for ds or grazing or for person doing business IN
which very complete Buildings first class Price low
Terms very Address j. s. box 673 New York Pos,
once.
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LNOR SALE-A FARM OF THTRTY-SIx ACRES, IN
Nonsey Rockland county, the line of the Northern
Railroad OF New Jersey, In high state Of cuva and
good bndings will be sold with In ground for the
sum Of $500 $o0 down and the rest on bond and mort
gage for long of years Possession immediately.
Apply to HENRY II DEMAREST. Monsey. Rockland coun.
~ r.
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vpoRTING. SALE, ONE CANE BULL TERRIER
~ Dog one Cocker spaniel. thoroughly broke one spltx
cc one small Poodle Dog and pair OF small Black ana
"a Pms: also Black and Tan Terriers and Scotch Terriers
one small Bull Terrier not exceeding pounds Al of thc
gnes, breed and excellent raers Call At No n Roosevelt
ssrert a raj roor. JOHN GRAY
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-25
ASY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN
4 O'CLOCK, p M.

New York, July %. The Times Washing
ton dispatch says both armies are very active,
and a great battle may be fought at any mo.
ment. Gen. Meade has Lee s line of comunica-
ton completely at his mercy, ard is in post
ton to strike the blow when he pleases.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-25
RHODES
superphosphate of Lime,
THE STANDARD MANURE.

A application of $50 OF 200 pounus per acre of this
n standard Manure will furnish enough Soluble Phos-
phoric Acid he indispensable nutrment Of pants for
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-25

CINcINNATt, July %. Very late and authen-
tic intelligence from Gen. R,secrans' army
proves ali the reports of the movements of IN
ION troops upon Chattanooga, Tens, and ROME,
Ca, to be entirely unfounded. The main body
Of Army of the Cumberland, inclusive of all
the cavalry, is still resting and preparing for
another campaign along the northern slope of
the Cumberland Mountains.
Gen. Rosecrans' headquarters were moved on
the day before yesterday, from TulIahoma to
Winchester. The General himself is still at
Nashville. The indications are that the whole
army will be again in motion in the course Of
next week. The country may rest assured that
the summer will not be allowed to pass without
the redemption of East Tennessee.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-25
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
Esryasa'S EHusGmOBic Waters.

The mosceran and speedy remedy discovered for
all Diseases OF the Chest and Lungs, Coughs, Colds,
Asthma Consumption, Bronchitis lnhuenza,
Hoarseness, Difficult Breathing, Sore
Throat, &c, &C.
THESE WATERS give the most instantaneous and per
feet relief and when persevered with according to
directions never fail to eff ct rapid and lasting
Thousands have restored perfect health who have
fried ether means IN vain To all classes and all const
tions they are equally blessing and curenone need
despair no how long the disease may have exist
ed or however it may be- provided The organic
structure of the vital organs is not hopeessy ecayed
Every one afflicted should give them impartial trial
To VocaIist and public Speakers these Waters are pc
cuarly valuable they will in Gay the most
severe occasional hoarseness and their regular use for
f, days will at all times, increase the power aud hex-
b, the voice, greatly improving its tone, compass
cearncss for which purpose they are regularly used
by MANY professional yocahsts. nov2Swd&mly
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, q Gorandt Street, NJ Y
Price - cts per box For sale by all Druggists.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-25
NFTufm
[~)le0

In Washington Vt, July 24th, Mrs. Dorothy Carpenter
aged 50 years and 6months.
IN Topsnam, June 4th of consumption, Harriet
daughter of Ezekiel and Laura White, aged l. years.
In Troy June "a, of diptheria, Carlos W. of Ma
thaniel B. and Clarnda Morris, aged years and 4
months.
In Plainfeld, May 9th of consumption, Patrick Reed
aged 70 years.
Like shock fully ripe, he is safely at home.
No longer his footsteps around us shall roam,
While plunged in deep grief is that family band.
For whom he now waits in tar better land.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-25

being repaired for immediate application, be used
either broadcast in the hill drill In instance is
it to be powed under. When agrcuturists learn the
true value of this Standard Manure they will not suffer
nselves to be without supply, as in of replant
ing backward growth Rhodes Manure, app lied top
dressng produces speedy growth This Manure does not
fire.
Pamphlets containing full particulars of Rhod es Stan
dard Manure can be obtained OF
BANCROFT & HOLMES
Montpelier, vt.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-25
PROTECTIVE
WAR CLAIM ASSOCIATION

FOR NEW ENGLAND
tINCORPORATEDs1s6
Office, No IL Railroad Exchange, Court Square, Boston,
Mass
Chief Justice BIGEL0W, President.
His Excelency JOHN A. ANDREW. and AMOS A. LAW
RENEE, ViceP Presidents.
WALDO HIGGINSON, Treasurer.
u. TRACY HOWE, Secretary.
WAR CLAIMS of all kinds adjusted and collected and
w advice given soldiers and sailors and their fami
lies without charge Apply to
U. TRACY HOWE, Secretary,
No IL Railroad Exchange, Court Square Boston Mass
Boston, June l, 1864 W fGm
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-25

WE THINK THERE IS NO MEDICINE so EFFICA'
COUS in removing humors from the blood as ScoVnLs
Blood ANIL LIVER SYRUP. 1t is recommended by phys
can in all parts Of the country for the of Scrofua,
etc. Pimpes indicate that the system is out Of
order Unless something Is done to cleanse the blood OF
these impurities the result may be in more serious dis
ease such as Scrofula Syphtic etc. Those who wish
to find most eicacious remedy, and yet have no conf
dence in Patent Medicines generally, will never regret
trial of SCovILL's BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-25

We advise our readers to call at Mcclure $,
No. 5, State Street, if they wish to get their
moneys worth in the way of flour or groceries.
Mac is too well known in this vicinity to need
anv farther recommend from us. See his ad-
vprtisement ia another column.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-25
Dental Notice.

HAVE removed my office from Main to State Street, to
the building called the Riato," between Balou
Lovelands Bookstore and the Freeman Office. shall
be glad to all who wish to employ their dentist
Teethwhoe and parts of sets inserted Cold Sill
Platina and Rubber. The Rubber Work is so ex-
ensively and avorably known that it not necessary
anything in its praise, it is almost universally
used in the place of metal plates.
No Charge made for temporary Sets of Teeth.
My price for Filling Teeth with Gold is rs Cents n
Cavity,
W Extracting done with improved instruments, and
Ether or Choroform given if necessary. All my work
Warranted. Persons coming from distance will
please notify me in advance, if convenient my char
ges are reasonable JOHN NJ. COMEGYS.
State St., Montpelier, July 81, 1868.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-25
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAC, !
July 25. !

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAC,
July Is.
The rebels were in force yesterday near Front
Royal. We drove their cavalry from Manassas
Gap about sunset.
1t is now believed the rebels intend to cross
the Blue Ridge at Chester or Thornton's Gap.
At the former place they will meet with obsta-
cles.
Our army is full of high expectations and
antcipations.
New YORK, July 25 The Herald says Brig
Gen. Marston Of New Hampshire has been as
signed to the command of the camp of 1900
rebel prisoners to be established at Point Look
out.
The ID, 5th, and 18th New Hampshire have
been detailed for this command.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-25
MONTPELIER, JULY %. 1868.

"a Persons attending the District Conven-
ton, to be held at Rutland, on Wednesday next,
will be carried for fare one way.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-25

New YORK, July Is. The steamer Columbia
has arrived from New Orleans the 10Th No
news. Gems Sherman and Shepley are passen-
gers.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-25
Chelsea Academy.

THE FALL TERM of this Institution will commence
Wednesd ay September 3 1853 under the supervision
of Elliot Whpple of the Senior Glass in Dartmouth COL
lege.
N b. Tuition will be somewhat reduced from its for
mer prices For notices containing full information ap
ply to HON. WILLIAM HEBARD,l Executive
HON. BURNHAM MARTIN Committee.
JOHN w SMITH, ESQ,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-25
publication OF the House Journal
for 1868.

PROPOSALS will be received by the undersigned unit
the frst day of August next for the publication Of
The ourna of the House of Representatives of Vermont
f 1SG3 pr9posers Will be required to give separately
tbr nrice of paper binding and pri2ter's work said
G,rnals to be completed ready for distribution in the
month Of May, l8o4 - -
EDWARD A. STEWART.
Clerk of the House of Representatives.
Derby July TO- 1863 Julyl3dw2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-23
LIVE STOCK.

Droversa Farmers vii lnn his he mos Is dysn-
tageeus route for Iive Stock. Cepscfcus Yards vel
wster re nd supplied with every conveniene have
th ncandit sconrections and erery
sttsntion Il p3d teiheas wants From Harfisearxh,
ana resting, choice Il ofFeEed Of the PfILADE
PHIA, NEW T0RKsrd BALTIAoR RE MAKkEf.
Chiswillalso btloe1d the lhe rest, quick test and
most diseefrou tntok 0oonf4 lev YoYf--Fvis Allen
tovnl-sad Will kthan any other
ENOCH LBWN kalSupt. Altoona, Pa
Il q. II. = General Freight Aga
PHI .Aslr,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-23

FREI @ II is
By this route, Freigtfs d all cesrrlptious etn he
forwarded aud from rhiledeipht.. New York,
Boston or Bait ore, TO aid from 4ty point on he
Railroads of Ohio, Kentucky. indiana, Illinois,
RECT.
The Pennsylvania Railrosc also connects at Pitts
burg with Steamers, by which Goodsc beferwsrd-
Cd TO any point on the Ohio, inskingum, Kentucky
Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois. Mississippi. Wis
eonsin. Missouri kansas, Arkansas, and HE'D Xiv
ers and at Cleveland sancusky and Chicago = ith
stea ners TO all ports the orih ~ sern Lakes.
iton OF their Freishtto this Company can rely With
confidence on its SPEEDY transit.
The n ases Of Freight
Toandfrom any poin,in he est blythe Pennsyi-
vsnia Central Railroad, sre at all times rs Pa
WORKABLE AS ARk CHANGED BY OTHER RAIL
ROAD COMPANIES.
II Bep srtieularto mark packages s'v,. Prsr.
CrnrrA L k. r. IL
For Freight Contracts shippihg Directions, sp-
ply address either Of VI moving Agents Of
the Company.
CLARKE & co., 7 rznsfer Agents. 8
Nv. BROWN q CO, Cir-ciDnaii, o.
re NEIDRUM 1 co. !, Esdison, Ina.
J.. MOORE. Louisville Ky.
W. NJ. AiKMAN s CO., Evansville, lad
X. r. SASS, - .Leais. Aiss sari-
CLARKE & Co, Chicago, ftE
a,s hDfA f sesTeons IN M.y-irre
Ssa9 @ Kentucky.
WI. & Z. l.. LANGLEY, G.llipolis %.
Il s. PIERCE Z CO., zsnesyiife o.
y! e. HU psoN, Ripley. o..
a. G. MEl,pHUA General Travelling Agep,
for the south an west.
, 1863-07-12
China Mt Gettysburg.

Among the killed at Gettysburg was q
young Chinamac, known as John Tommy.
He wus attAched to the 1st regiment Excelsior
brigade, Capt. PRICES company. John Tom
my was the only representative Of the Central
mac, md was s-~idely known both from that
circumstance and certain peculiarities Of his
Own. John Tommy came to this country i'm
mediately after the breaking out Of tho war,
a1 was induced to enlist in Gen. sick1es'
brigade, at that time being raised ia this city:
He was then mere lad, entirely Ignorant Of
est, be soon became a fayorfte at Red Hook,
Staten Island, and was at once the butt and
the wit Of the whole regiment. Before he
became located on the Maryland shore OF the
Potomac opposite Acaula Greek, In one Of
the reconnoissanccs on the south side Of the
river, Tommy was taken prisoner and soon
became lion In the rebel camp. He was
at his appearance and color, asked him was he
mulatto, Indian, or what? When Tommy
told him be was from China, Magruder was
yxrf much amused, and asked him how much
he would take to join the confederate army.
"Not unless you would make me Brigadter
General" said Tommy, to the great delight
of the secesh officers who treated him very
kindly and sent him to Fredericksburg. Here
Tommy became great lion, and his picture
was published In tile Fredericksburg papers.
subsequently he was sent to the Libby Prison,
Richmond, where he met his captain, BenJa::
min Pticee, who had been taken prisoner at
Williamsburg. After bis parole Tommy
came to New York city, where be employed
his time IN attending upon his sick aud
wounded comrades. He was the kindest Of
nurses, AID spent his little means In providing
delicacies for hts sick tellow-soldiers. In the
subsequent engagements at FredeFicksburg.
Chancellorsyllle, and last at Gettysbarg.
| John Tommy was one Of the brayest soldiers
! in that brayest Of brigades, tho E1celsior;
Tie seemed not to know what fear was, aud
was the universal fayorite Of all his fellow
soldiers. He had not been wounded up 70
Gettysburg, bnt IL Fliday's Eht Ehth BE- 'srs va
| The thighs. and he shortly bled to DEATH Thu
compaSy be was in vent into the action witt
twenty. eight men, and lost twenty in killed
| and wounded. Tommy's case Is peculiar, NJ
| he was the only representative Of the empirt
Of China in tho finest army on the planet
! N, r Torld, Oh.
, 1863-07-12
THE DRAFT.

All signs show that the Government Is
in earnest about the draft, and that the re-
cent victories Will prove no bar to its en-
forccmcnt+ In Massachusetts and New
York tits already in progress, and will be
followed up elsewhere as fast as the en-
rollmeuts are finished. This is at should
he. The necessity is an immediate one,
and the crisis must be met. The old rcgi'
mcnts, tattered and broken in the shock o1
battles, must be filled up and again pre-
sent an unbroken front to the foe. Bet
ter than all, the military and political lead
ers Of the South, and especially the people
of the South must be taught that VIC have
hardly touched our resources yet In ths
full tide of victory there is the creates
danger. The strong hand Of the Govern
ment is upon the prize and the hand mus
be closed. Like the giant that gained re
ncwed strength from each contact with TIL
earth, the army Of the North must pre-
sent itself after VickBburg and Gettysburg
with It's gaps all filled. This, and thi
alone will teach the deluded masses Of th'
South, the power and determination Of th'
people they have to deal with, and ensur'
us the contamination Of an honorable
peace. Let Copperhead papers advocat
the draft, and they will have peace, beg
gcd as boon by rebels in arms. Let th
draft 60 on as rapidly as possible.
, 1863-07-12
a SINGULAR CASE
Tho Sewing Machines in Court.


We publish In our legal columns this morn,
Suites Circuit Court, which PRESENTS one Of
The most curious legal imb:ngtios that has
occurred in our couIte, It arises under the
Patent LAWS, xhich have been SO fruitful In
great litjgations. aud Is one Of the phases Of
the sewing machine controversy: a brief
statement of the matter will not be uninter-
~esting. The contest ia between the owners
Of the Singer, the Grover g. Baker, and the
Wheeler & Wilson sewing machines, on ono
side, aud one ]. G. Wilson, who is the as
tignce Of m old patent Issued to Aktns q
Fe11houeen, on the Other. This patent has
been before the courts frequently, in sewing
machine controversies, aud Judge Nelson
himself, In 1860, decided that as between their
patent and that issued to 4. B. Wilson, on
which the Grover & Baker, and Wheeler &
Wilson companies rest their claim, the in
ven1ion Of 4. B. Wilson WAS prior. The as.
signee Of Atkins d Felthousen, however, did
not rest satisfied with that decision. He ap-
Reissue to Linn OF the Atkins & Felthou5en
patent. The owner ct the Singer patent
thereupon claimed that there was m inter
ference between this patent and his own.
The parties had . herring before the Com
missioner, who decided IL. faVor Of Singer,
and refused to issue the patent applied for.
J. G. Wilson still was not satisfied With this
uEC!aluA aEsstAAas nti4lf INV apPC1!EA ~ NAAt3e
Dunlop, sitting In the United States Circuit
Court at Washington, md the Judge, aftel
bearing: the parties reversed the decision q
| the Commissioner, and ordered the re-issuet
patent to be made ont to ]. G.. Wilson. Tht
overs Of the a. B. Wilson patent thcreupo1
stepped in, declaring that this proposed re-
iesne ut any rate inteEtered with theirs
| These parties were heard before the Com
missioner, who again decided against j. g
Wilson, and declined to make the reissue TO
which be applied: Anotherappea1 WAS takel
by J. G. Wilson to Judge Dunlop from thi
decieion. The Judge decided-and this ID
curious point in the case-not that the Cou
missioner vas wrong in his decision on tn
merits between these parties; not that theI
Yps no interference between these two ps
tents, but ttat on the former hearing IN II
controversy between ]. G. Wilson and SINCE
be had ordered the patent to be reissued
J, G. Wilson, and that that order must
obeyed, whether there was any interference
between 1t and 'any other patent or not; d
Gliding, In fact, that there could be but Of
, 1863-07-12

hesrfrr In reference to the Interference Of
rntcnt with unY and all Others. He theTeup-
IN. spafn directed tho Commissioner to make
ont The reissue to j. G. Wilson, and this OF"
ter the Commissioner 0beyed-
The OWNERS of,.the A. B. wilson patens
were az littIc satisfied with this aspect Of LIS
case, Us ]. G.. Wi1:on was with the previous @
ore They accordingly filed q by IN TINS CIR
cult to set aside the pateat which naa peen
issued to ]. G. Wilson On the order OF yuogc
Dunlop, and moved for an Injunction. JnnSo
Nelson now grants the injunction, holttas
that Judge Duulop's order wus nulilty, anu
that the patent Issued to J. 6. Wilson n pur-
suance OF 1t was without authority, and hence
null and void.
ried to the Supreme C"r-t, which wlll bo
called upon t. i;e:ids whether the order OF
Juoge Dunlop or that Of Judge Nelson is Of
It viii BE- Seen that il Judge Nelson's view
Is sustained, an applicant for patent who
has fought through IN Interference and got
tie order Of the Judge directing his patent to
islQe, will not Ia at all sure Tint another
Richmond may ~. Fist III nis 1s1d to lead
him through the same round again. And on
the other hand, II the Supreme Court shall
thiuk that Judge Dunlop was right party
has only to get up an interference between
bis patent aud one clearly subsequent to his,
and when that is decided in his favor, use 1t %
a perfect shield against one which Il as clearly
| prior to his own. It remains to be seen to
which Of these two dangers the associated
wisdom Of the Supreme Court will expose
1afnrfapS-
, 1863-07-12

On Wednesday afternoon last the revenue
cutter Ashue1ot Has launched from Green
point n. 7. She was christened By Miss
harrington, daughter Of the Assistant secfe-
tary Of the Treasury.
"A pumber Of colored wousen IN Victoria,
Vaucouyez's leland. come Of whom were
slaves in our Southern States, have sent
5000 to Vice President Hamlin tnr the benefit
Of their countrymen at Beaufort, 8. G.
The Boston merchants and underwzit-
ters' comu,ittee hare fitted ont three schoon-
crs with Instructions at first to cruise twenty
days.. Further movements will be made for
the protection Of the maritime interests Of
the capital.
TO cure dyapeeIa take new axe, put q
white hickory handle in It, bore hole in the
top Of the handle, I'LL the hole with gum
camphor and seal It up. Then take The axe
and cut cord word, At ilfty cents cord, until
the heat Of the handle disso1yes the canphor.
Dose to be taken dnily.
AT the suggestion of Commodore Strib
ling the United States sloop of-war Saratogt
go guns) will hereafter cruise of the Dele
ware capcs and defend the mouth Of the river
The receipts from customs ut the port Q
Boston, for the first stx months of the curren
year, reached within i very small fraction Q
three millions Of dollars. The result show