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Packets to Arrive.
PORT OF NEW YORK. MAY ~.

Cle0re0s
Ship Caspian, Torrey, Charleston, Barstow Pope Co.
Brig Anartic, Thompson, Barbados.
Brig Grace Darling (Brl Calhoun Halifax T. wnnet
Brig Rudolph Grooming, EIddge, Key West r. L. Maitland
Schr Judge Hitchcock Hathaway, Newbem Nc.
Schr Orson Henderson, Richmond Plat Pierson.
Schr Sea, Hart, Richmond, N. L. McCready * Co.
Schr Hero, Emerson, Philadelphia w. J. Mckee Co.
Schr Vesper, Wright, Plymouth.
Schr Boston, Collins, Boston, s. w Lewis.
Schrs Cooley Co. Edridge, and Homer Kent, Boston.
Schrs Victor, Halett, and Fame, Crowell, Boston.
Arrived.
Packet ship Rochester, Brtton from Liverpool April g.
with md,e, to Woodruff Minurns inst lat 49, IL
cession o. strong westerly gales and Gains during the
British barque Co,mo Outerbrdye from Bristol f., April
with mdse, to h. 8. lnnes
Barque Brazil Andrew, from Rio Janeiro March H. with
coffee TO order Spoke Mich 81 lat % 50 s. W. brig Eme-
raid, 20 days from Buenos Ayres for New York
British brig DIRK Hat.rick, Bolt "a days from Kingston Jam
with Jos bags pimento n tons ogwood cks old glass
Laurie.
Schr Lady Adams Bates days from Bermuda in ballast to
w: a. + Davenport. Left no Americans.
Schr Gen. Harrison, Allen, from Delaware with conn., j.
& j. Moreau. "
schr Thomas Martini Ward, from Virginia. with mdse to
master.
Schr Increase Berry days from Thomason with line to
master.
schr Eliza, Doane, days from Marbehead with fish, I,
schr VIM Russell Kean days from New Bedford with oil
to A. Bartlett.
Below.
Three brigs, unknown.
Sailed.
Ship United States Swanton, Charleston; brig Ann Smith
Wilmington NC. and others.
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Ry Last NIGHTS Southern Mail.

,,PHLApgLPTIA Msyla-Arr Maria. Bowen Por ap Prince
Baltimore Tredwsy West Indies; Wright, Renton, King
ston ia; Rebecca Lofand, Port Spain, Trim.
BALTIMORE May l3An James Wood Portland; Southerner
Hatch, NOears Cid Vicorine, Davis Agenora Andres
Fall River; Baltimore Seayey, Boston, st Thomas, Beaman
Bangor
ALEXANDRIA, May 2Sld Noble, Speights, Kingston, Ja
GEoReErowN DC May l2Arr Isabella, Matthews, Boston
L Sturges, Dorry, Mayaguez.
NoRroLK, May ii-Arr Edward, Baker, and w w Wyer
Raymond, Fall River; Fountain, Wesby, ThomasonIsd inst
lat ~ TO- Ion 60 passed the wreck of chr Mary OF Halifax
abandoned aud full Of water and partially her
beam ends, apparently new yesselthe Peruvian Black oil
Prospect alongside and her into some
port Sid Magnolia Murray Charleson pilot boat
Martineau, NYork. Arr 18th, Georgana kelleran, Nfork
Rio, Nickerson, Providence.
Foreign Ports.
PoRr Az PRNcE May lIn port, Hayt, Cuts, for Nfork
ID Sarah Jane Anderson for Boston do dg at Nragoane Bay
Hslcyon, I'm Georgetown, SC dsg.
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Cotton Market.

New ORLEANS, May 6.-The extremely incleme nj
state Of the weather yesterday interered very greatly
with the transaction Of all out door business but not
withsandng the anxiety Of the holders of Cotton to sell
induced sales to the amount of nearly 5000 bales at pri
fully Of cent lower than the rates of Saturday
last and nearly below the current prices three weeks
ago In the present unsettled state OF the market we
cannot give quotations with any degree of precision and
hence omit them.
MONTH, May 7-Our market has continued to exhibit
good degree OF activity, under the influence Of which
prices have become very stiff, although we make no
change in Saturdays quoations-middling 81 9 cents
Sales 5000 Saturday 5000 Monday and 5a2o0O yes
day. The sales on Friday nearly 1000 bales Re-
ccpts since Friday evening only 1886 bales-exports
1886 bales. The stock in port uncleared amounts to
II 76s bales.
SaAssAn May 9.-The principal holders, now, are
firm in their asking prices, and show disposition to
sell unless they obtain the current last week
Our stock il will be SEEN the dec reasc and one or
two weeks shipments like the last will soon clear IT
off, The sales this week sum up il45 bales Upland as
follows;6 at A. IS at Al, 80 at s. l57 at 81 ISL at 81
81 80 at 5! so at o. 800 at 81 III at d3s at 81
o32 1853 a. is at 81 at o. III at 7I6 and 81 at
6! cents We continue former quotations
QuorATIoNs.
Inferior. Al AZ Middling Fair. 81 a "a
Ordinary ....5 a5t Fair. ....... 81 a 81
Middling ..5l a52 Good Fair. "a
Sea Islands-The sales this week embrace l44 bales
as follows TO at 1917 at 1871 at l6I 40 at H. at 49,
is at 49, al 90 Sat ~ 10 at a. at 49, at a. 10 at u.s.
at 30 and 81 bales stained at Ga 10 cents per pound
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Foreign Market.

GUYANA, r r., April 2o-We are in the midst of
very dull times for all articles of American produce
there being large stock in all parts of the Island and
prices consequently rule low Hoops sell at S35 per
Flour Sl2; Hams Sl2 Lard Sl4; Butter Sl6 while the
Island products are scarce and in demand at high price
Sugars sell readily at S3i 81 and Moasses sl3 without
casS ana what makes matters worse there has great
deal of rain fallen in this portion of the Island which Is
serious Inconvenience to business it retards the
shipments OF Sugars and Molasses very much and is the
cause OF detention to very many vessels.
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crease in the value there has in tho quality Prices for
some oihe articles the receipts of which have fallen
OH largely have increased sufficient make up the de-
hcency SO far as this table goes it be considered
semiomcia as we have carefully compiled it from the
shipping list The mportations Of manufactured goods
are not included in the list cannot therefore, give
e variations in the receipts of articles coming under
that head -
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On looking this list of articles imported the first
Tour months of the past three years will be perceived
nat the receipts this of of the principal staple
lmporaons have been very limited compared with those
LOT the corresponding period in previous years The de-
cline is large in coffee cotton olive oil hides salt rice
sugars and tobacco Tho falling off in the receipts cot
ton has not been caused by the short supplies but by
change in the Of shipment The receipts last
son were 1881 bales than for the corresponding
rod this The speculative going in this
tce early in the season last year. set supplies from the
South to this market and the stock accumulated here very
rapidly and went forward to foreign ports this Heavy
advances were made consignmens by spectators in
this market and the attraction Of the staple here
strong that the receipts for time larger than
before The whole movement is changed this the
staple now goes forward direct from the southern
ports The receipts Of coffee have without doubt been
reduced by the short production know Of no other
cause why there should have been SO great decline in
the importatons.
is pretty well understood that the crop of sugar in
all sugar growing countries but this, much smaller
last year than the year BEFORE and that the production
would fall short of the average The importation of box
sugars into this port for the first four months of s45 was
S2oo3 boxes less than for the corresponding period last
being falling of of at least ninety per cent This
enormous decline in receipts has had very great effect
on prices, and speculation or time bid fair be very
extensive Our own crop last season nearly twice
as large as for the previous but the foreign
Plies having been reduced than our own supplies
have increased leaves margin for advance in prices
that must prove very profitable to the producers Of this
country. Quotations in this market for New Orleans
sugar advanced full twenty-five per cent few days.
but recently the speculative excitement has subsidized
prices have been slightly reduced, and the market ap
pears to have settled down into quiet state Com
pared with last year there has evidently been very
nH in 49,
does not follow that the supply for consumption will be
short There was, Notwithstanding the short crop in
this country the year before last over production in
the world. and supplies much larger than the
demand for consumption that prcesre ached very low
point 1t would require large por cent reduction to
brig the supply below actual wants. and until that
= the case, prices cannot permanently advance
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NEW BOWERY THEATRE
Il, II L, 1 w "a |, ID L L 1

i
THE Subscriber having obtained from Thomas Hamblin
ESQ., the lease, for number of years. of the ground
which the old Bowey Theatre situated TO erect
spacious and elegant edce in every way superior IN comfort
ing be ready Tor theatrical performances by the lst OF August
have been made and the work will
cry Tin the house Of Mr. w Mahews the sale of Tickets
and strong feeling OF building the old Bowery by
its countless number of patrons well known the subscriber
and duly appreciated The Ticket Office will this dayat
aodng opportunity those who feel DESTROYS Of aid
ing the undertaking. A. w. JACKSON,
Proprietor and Manager.
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THIRD EDITION.
THE PRIVA TIE EAT T. S.
Ply DIP R1IpH

DESIGNED to enable individuals undertake successfully
~ and privately the Of their and also give
clear and faithful description Of innocent disorders fire.
queuy mistaken for venerea which afford wide field for the
and receptions Of certain Boosting class of people
The authors rank graduate Of Edinburgh his letters Of intro
ey Dr. phvs;ek Of Phadelphs and Others and his p.mis
sion refer almost physician Of emnence hc city
be considered sufficient ground for confidence In the work
To be had only at % Greenwich street Price 81 may be
sent by post unbound myiS lmsec
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New stock Exchange.


May 3-9 Boston Name, X, ii6,S; Northampton &
Springfield X, 81; 50 Boston Worcester RS ii7;
lo5 Granite Bank 99 IS do $50 Boston Co h do
r. ! M 72's; 300 do 72S . Reading i,ds, e;
do sol eli 100 do, 81; 100 East Boston Dividends, *
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Passenvers Arriveti !.

LIvERPooL-Packet ship Rocheser-Mrs Thos Austin Miss
Mary Austin Miss Elyra Austin Master James Austin
lady, Boston, James Drynan, Thomson Canada West VIM
H69 ' Sheffield Francis Bursta HULL Leopold Lang
BRTToL.Barque Cosmo-Miss r Medcott, Miss NJ Medli.
cott Kev MIR Ballen-lOO in the stenrage
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On the 18th instant, by the Rev. J. H. Martyn JAMES
ME, all Of this city
On Monday the 18th instant. by the Rev. Dr. Lafout
at Canal street church. Mr. HRpoLITE DERAIsEs this
city, TO Mi SIS HENRIETTA DEC TOR, of Elizabethtown
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
WushingtOu,
Correspondence Of the Herald. ]


WASHINGTON, May IL, l845.
The New Contracts cith the Post Office Department
for Carrying the us-Comparative pieic of tn
number of Miles, Cost under present Contracts,
and Saving by the aeio ones, and number of Miles
Railroad and Steamboat service, and cost thereof
Exposure of the Erorbitant Charges Of the Rail-
road and Steamboat Companiss--Eiectro Mag
metic Telegraph from NeW York to Philadelphia.
l forwarded few days ago statement of the
saving effected in the new contracts for coach and
horse mail service in New England and New York
which TO 90 into operation on the LIST July next.
AS II will be Of interest, in order TO show the proba-
BILE result under the new law, have thought it worth
while TO present in one view the number of miles
contracted for under these contracts, with the
amount paid under the present contracts, and the
saving under the new ones Ii is as follows -
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WILL BE PUBLISHED
ON FRIDAY, MAY 10th,
BY CAREY IL HART, OF PHILADELPHIA,
AND FOR SALE BY ALI. BOOKSELLERS
IN THIS CITY
THE BIG BEAR OF ARKANS1 s!
- AND OTHER SKETCHES.
Illustrative Of Characters aud Incidents in the South
and West.
EDITED BY w. L. PORTER.
Price 30 Cents, mih 10 Engrapings from Original
Designs by barley.
CoNTENTS-Thc Big Bear Of Arkansas-Jones Fight
~ The Great kalamazoo Hunt-That Big Dog Fight At My
ers-iow Simon Suggs raised Jack"-Swallowing Oyster
Courtship and WeddngA Bully Boat and Drag Captain
Letter from Billy Paterson himself-A Swim for Deer
Chunkcys Fight with the PanthersA Yankee that couldn't
talk Spansh-Od Sense of Arkansas Stoke Stout Of Lou
sana Life and Manners in ADMINISTRATORS Of the Ar
Kansas BarHoss Allen, of Misunderstanding Teeth in Miss
Sally billiard.
Next week the 10th instant Carey & Hart of Phiade
pha to publish The Big Bear Of Arkansas and other
sketches Illustrative Of Characters and Incidents the South
aud Southwest The work stories pure
American and the best that have read there
an indifferent one IN the volume while there several that
will be read and reead millions times until the millennium
barley has admirably illustrated Of them with drawings in
the highest degree Characteristic and striking especially Jones
Eght-Swaowing an Oyster Alye-That Big Dog Fight at
Myers and Uncle Jonnys Tooth Pulling Story Sol Smiths
story Of the Bully Boat and Rrag CaptanThoTpes Big Bar
work extends TO near 200 handsomely printed and Is
sold half dollar BY the outlay Of fifty may
genuine humor and fun enough defy the Doctor and
all his works. for twelvemonth The Big Bear itself
the Croton into their houses expense OF hundred dol
lars this little volume, half dollar, will give such
that whether they get into hot water cold II will be all
the to them Just try once-N " Spircf the Times.
ntfft Dttet ar
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE,


THURSDAY EVENING. May q viii b g,sssssed . fq5 the
TSsd %s NJ ofsss M ssr Ms
In ] ss nfr; Martin and Miss Julia ra"
To conclude with the Farce of SOMEBODY ELsE-Hsns
First Tier Is Csnts@Bores Cd and Sd Tiers 50 CsntsPt 50
Doors O'clock and the Curtain will precisely
BOWERY THEATRE.
III 4 faHE I'm AS sH2S
sS he a BaeP
EsvoS!s Dance Miss Cohen hen vvs ,nooDrss rn
RakewsIi, Mr. Clarke.
f. eoaeiad SH WITH the WOOL
BURION's THEATKE.
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Ssd:s ill., Il; III bs.; j.: E sS s.
SMITH Nth MaS asrs sas @ ~ Ii Forest
Ais Sffs P:na Ssss 4HS
To conclude with ( LOAN OF A LovER-Gertrude Mrs
" Smith; Peter spyke. Mr. Johnston
PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.
ADnss rs SsSs 4 S$ESE a!SsT CENTS
THE ETHIOPEAN SERENADERS,
MEssRs eE PEIRXM IAS WSRhE BURLINGTON
Beg inform the and Gentlemen of New York.
NCERTS
With change Of Programme nightly the above establish
which been received with enthusiasm by crowded and de-
lighted audiences.
= For particulars see small bills
Boxes and Seats can be secured at the Box Office from
Doors open at 7,4-Concert at 8 O'Clock.
Efficient Police attendance ORDER under the
direction Of officer Stevens
CASTLE GARDEN.
Erap Hatsn
an Entire Change of Entertainments
Thusrtiay Evening, May 18th.
A GRAND VARIED CONCERT AND MUSICAL
After which LES FREREs ELLsLrR will series Of Gas
sic and Gymnastic Exercises
NJ LOUIS will perform novel and original Pantomime des
HERR CLINE will then appear on the Tight Rope.
pI- Price OF Admission Fifty Gents. $50
Minutes for Promenade and Refreshments
% Doors open at hafpast o'clock Performance to CON-
mence at socock.
NEW YORK SOCIETY LIBRARY.
CORNER BROADWAY AND LEONARD STREET. -
MR. DEMPSTER has the honor to announce that he will
SELECT MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT,
Thursday Evening, May 18th,
AN HOUR WITH BURNS.
After which he will several Of his popular compost
| tons including the
| Lament of the Irish Emigrant,"
| AND THE .
" May Queen"
/ A Song, in Three Parts.
/ ~ Particulars in small bills
| q Admission Fifty Cents.
Books the words Of the Songs be had the door
NJ- Mr. Dempser will repeat the above entertainment at
Rutgers Institutes Madison streeton Friday evening" May 10th
An active and intelligent coored young man wanted mme
diatey. myl3rc
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oLoor fAr OF Providence tsupposed from Albany for
ssg glass hay and shorts ashore the South side Of
mhas vineyard on saturday night last with board
sb sr boat gss Soms The wreck Edsowq
out IN good order, the remaining tight Se Il much
buried IN the sand and is doubtful whether she will be rot
of ' ''' W." We bo'
Naval.
ORpras May i0-John Appleton Esq. Of Maine fand no,
Mr. johnson several days rumored has bcen
pointed Chief Clerk IL the Navy Department in the place 81
Dr. Orrs A. Brown, resigned; Lieut. Henry w Morris
the command of the store ship Southampton ASH Surgeon
j. Francis Tuckeman detached from the hospital AZ
Mass and ordered TO the ship Southampton Pnrsc,
John D. Gibson ordered to store ship Southampton.
whalcmcn.
Arr Nantucket ith inst Obed Mitchell Coffin fun Pacific
Ocean, 1900 hbls Sid from Tacahuana Feb CO. with
Acushnet Of and for FIJI Left T. Hesper Pease FIJI clean
Ness Agsg Of and for 600 81 1000 VIII, John Edward
san 1900 81 o wh April 2 lat % lon s. 10 W Neptune
japan. Nant, had taken 100 bbls this side the land
Below 18TH Nantucket, Gardner, from - full cargo
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LOST.
VINGS BANK b 90 X
Qn1

BOUT the first Of the month"; while moving The ooser is
n but will reward the finder as literally as he can
Enquire for David Thorpe l3 Norfolk street NILS 3t.rc
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
CTOLENFrom the basement hall q No SIS Houston street
- Monday evening dark claret Fock Coat containing
memorandum book sundy papers valuable only the
Whoever will the and said papers shall
receive the above reward whoever will return the memor
dunn book and Keep the coat and receive IN add
ton dollars reward.
The be left at 5 Houston street. sent through
the Post Office, Box 1906. nils Nsrc
DOCKET PICKED This morning a gentleman going to
Philadelphia had his pocket picked while at the office get
ting his ticket,
about hundred dollars Boston merchants
Bank money and several valuable OF TO
but the owner Hsname &c w Woodbury. Sstartia, fazoo
county Missy in the pocket book The person who took
il politely requested the wallet and papers directed
to the Clinton Hotel Beekman street New York-ora reward
Of fifty dollars will be paid for the OF The money and
papers. myl5 n.rc
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g HARRIS \ co beg leave announce their friends,
~ patrons and the public in general that they having lately
returned from Europe have resumed business again their
old stand 3 Water street Of Maiden Lane ~ their uSu.
Al line, Of Tasses Gmps Fringes Silks Furs Cap Cloths
aud general variety Of Trimming whereof agood assortment
will be found at the above place.
Country merchants will find their advantage to call
myi5 g.cc
SILVER WARE, OPERA GLASSES, &c.
NOR SALE bargain Of sterling silver handled Desert
and Butter Knives ss cents each worth three times the
superior Glasses cost 81 each will be sold
80; silver mounted and plated snufe az J cents Also,
WORK Table Cutlery full SETS pieces EACH Tor sale cheap
Als6N HAIR BRUSHES.
800 doshne Hair Brushes comprising variety will be
sold lots purchasers cheaper than elsewhere the city
to ciose them out Pearl street. up my5 it.ec
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AUCTION NOTICES.


WALTER GREENoUGH. Auctionser.
GLASS Dr@gs Indigo . asss Blue Ss :oy
in front Of he s,ore W." Zoo boxes American Window Glass as
sorted sizes all which IS new and free from and
Also Manila Indigo IS bons; Pussan Blue 70 casks
&so Chrome S yellow spanish s BSema &C.
Catalogues ready the auction store 1903 Wall street
VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION.
A LEVY viii sell saturday Evening No sss Broad
ss! bH %sny q 0 .ss e.
w paSs They are n ready 0T
tive-part being sold by order Of executors mis- st.m
UToH : &c ca'sosas Sale h
quality Block Tn Patna p1sns Britannia and other Coffee
ss D ss sfRsy
lined Kees Pots Sauce and Preserve Pots Steel Fire se
Clothes Horses Hat Stands. SC.
sS sR K IfS for
mis- It.rc
OLD LINE ENGRAVlNGs AT AUCTION.
A w Ss O. hhn5S,y Eys9ns his
os S% AMH,w
valuable invoice OF Paintings sold By order
SUPERIOR PLANTS AT AUCTION.
a: % s1ssd%Sh soI! s Plants:
varieties Of other plants. from celebrated Florist
DAHLlAS, DC
the Races the large sale Of Double Dahlss
O'clock the Seed Store Of Dunlap Carman, 6a5
Broadway when will be offered 1000 Of the finest named Double
9a RoS 5 S IISs ssa
SS",aSs si
logues will be ready on the morning Of sale.
Vegetable and Flower Seeds of description
| sale and warranted genine. DUNLAP * CARMAN.
mia 2t*ec
| GRAND SALE OF DAHLiAS.
L I h.g tE,llx,
3fom their and the public general that they
wil have grand public sale Of Daias their Saloon
No John Friday May 10TH at o'clock $50 bas
kes Of plants each will be disposed Of and needless to
the quality Of these flowers equaled by 9th
in this Several of the sorts will be inclu
ded in this SALE and variety but what beautiful
other being retained their collection The liberal
they receive the importation Of choice
cultivated England and on the continent The lots made
small for the Of those in the city who have not
much The plants vigorous and healthy and be
turned the ground Catalogues Thursday
morning. sample of the plants now on view and the whole
| ready for examination on Thursday.
Sale by Mr. j. B. Glover. mis- Stree
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FOUR ENGRAVINGS AND MUSIC.
g O d E US LADY'S BOOK,


FOUR ENGRAVINGS AND MUSIC.
g ID US LADY'S BOOK,
FOR JUNE, 1s45,
CONTAINS Engraving by Rolph Jewett, from an ORR.
~ gina Picture by Darey-A beautiful Domestic Picture
engraved by Gimbrede-Two Plates Of Fashion and Music
o. NOTICE TO THE LADIES-ED
Our fair friends informed that of the de-
cepons that have been upon them by what have
ported be the Fashions the Publisher Of the Lady Book is
determined in future to publish
Godey's authentic Coiored Fashions Monthly.
sequeny the Ladies will know where apply for the
Inc Monthly Fashions and be deceived by preendrs
Each Fashion Plate will future be arranged that III addi
on to its ruthulness, it also be deemed embesh
men
Reduction of Postage to Al Cents.
Remember that Postage less than the large weekly
paperswh thrve times the quantity of original natter and
Engravings, Fashions and Music for nothing.
WORTHY ATTENTION.
NcU Post Office Regulations regarding Subscriptions.
The following is the clause in the Post Office Law
lang subscriptions in force the LIST Of
July
Money for newspaper subscriptions exceeding dollars
in each be paid to Postmaster for the purpose Of
being paid the publisher of other Office
The Postmaster such to the paying the
receipt thereof and TO advise forthwith the Postmaster
who said amount Of such deposit Upon presentation
receiving debit himself Herewith his account
and the Postmaster paying that amount credit himself there
with IN his Of contingent expenses"
Our friends the Postmasters will please thanks for
the many Of kindness received their hands while
possession Of the frankng privilege We hope still for their
doing thing in make suitable return
u - Single Numbers % Gents
BURGESS * STRINGER, 2o2 Broadway.
mis- 2src w. III. GRAHAM, 1862 Nassau street.
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| GEORGIAN OrrIcE, SAVANNAH, May 10.
Arr Macon lIsyden; Madison Buckley, and Roswell King
Lamar Sannemann, New York; Ph9nir Boush. Philadelphia
Despatch (Br) Cook Yarmouth Ms, Pleades Collins King
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MARITIME HERALD.


LIVERPOOL.
Yorkshire, Bailey, May l6
Q.of West, Woodhouse, May 81
Sheridan, De Peyster, May d
Cambridge, Barstow, June /
Patrick Henry, Delano, June 6
PORTSMOUTH.
Gladiator, Bunting. May 20
Mediator, Chadwick, June |
HAvRE.
Francois |, Ainsworth, May is
L. Philippe, Castof, May ~
st. Nicolas, Pell, June |