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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-30
vELrKAUy sfECislC FILLS.

yELFKAUp afECitiC FILLS.
lOH The radical of yonorrhoee, gleet stTss
sion. ard all mocopayuent disc haEes from the
ospta De Charlie Paris are ptonounsej hy their cello
sred Inventor Professor VsIpseu, Tsmod-
,T;,r time than any other remedy without .eistEq tss
bsese dssgree,ng with the stomach, rors
vHE TT6Sic SiXfERE. p,spSasd y t Il. cas.s 81
edicine aud Pharmacy Of the City OF Nav f,Tl -
eoadeny recommended for Al cases Of pradaess
BY n:aesncc or ercrss Of kind II invcpa.
BE remedy for impotence, ssfis Of xaisa
depending malf.fms.ion.
Single bottles 81 sac; eas.s OF aifa ae=sa s csrsfsy
pscasd, ssd soHt 70 al prus ofthe Unios.
aICORDp ALIAr1 I'VE MjxyvRx
ySOk the permanent cure or pr ~ enosdsrJ s,pe,l.r
ycnsEiai ulcers nodss, OF cay produced by "a
n,udc:eus Of mercury unskuI medical tresinasn a,
len should this powerful purifier without dsiay .s "a
person consdsr himself sels ser having the ysnersr
disease, without thoroughly clsassng the sytte Win as
Sold ia snso bodies az 81 saeh in case. Of half do..s
for ST. carefully pscked snd ,ent TO III Union
COMMONWEALTH S4E EXT 1N
A. EEPAtEp by q; New York Coere Of Msd.e.ns ana
This refined snd highly concentrated extract possessing
the parfyngl ulitss snd curative powers Of the s6os
nay sltscr Of saTsaSria at presen. before the pSss
aud may 30 rssd remedy for ali disease All.
ing rom az impure faic Of the Blood such srrou and
salt Thsun rs wor tlochef pimplos, ulcers pais il
sore threat crtny tssse arising ron ,s seeoaGsry effects
q ,yphiii, o, AZ in,seic,ocs ass II iaarcrry.
Sold u single bot,lesst 70 c,au.
one dozen F." Is oo1
nsis. f1rwsiae ,t TO Il g.r. Of The unisa.
w. 4 RICHARDSON, MD
DSW 20 Nassau street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-30

KIP itsd to-day. of1-ssi ga
Stock hand aud on shp-board not ..assN
Receipts March 90. 575Be 75s6s3 TAG 65' SIC s9
l847 lsi6
Exports to Great Brissn .l76 GA Jofs2
France NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. So as. 1885
APALAoHieH,coLA, March 20.-1he ipdisposon Of
holders TO offer their cotons, ami unwilingness of
chasers to the advanced rates demanded has limited
the transactions since Tuesday T. few hundred bales
day the market gradually stine Ming and closing to-
day Nc. higher than quotations OF Tuesday A
laxson in ireigh has had some influence in advancing
prices We quote
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-30
hR: CuNvkRs' iNyletpKATINu CORDIAL COX
M ~ GENlT AZ NHG5BrhirY iMrUTsNC! moon.

sEn EH e. 81 N Ro5et6nTNy sHISSI NGSN
Thu celebrated and powerful rs.sdy has been used with
hs ss he
ss he 81. s .s
d.. will fully sustain his b'xh sneoman Tn: 6isLss:
medical sahoIii,ss in the Uar.S s.a.s. sc9mms.d Is
tr.sns somplsais In. propo,cr doe. no. oSsr tn.
remedy tothe afflicted Csthal,een, but spsehe
early inase secret habit. sfyouth the
heart, ay:psvais ,f. q:
energy paralysis: T:ains:' Ih' s,si love;
The victim sbsrrstioa Of mind soniaon q idsss ios:
solitude These Of The violation oi
hf ~ may
be traced to The above bsneful paotiess Youns ia
habits prevail alarming .1sa ssl Ihoss. TO whose
&: 81 vi.
perceive thh advertisement treats Of IN important subsss
Young fycu would BE- relieved from .hs.. evils and
Be restored to manly vse< OF esdy and md delay
fSs node sassss cure .as The HIM: and fs Si.i
70 .nsS =. rS:: s' M
PC ce Sshs contains NO m.v,, ., ,uv u..
sold who:sa. and retail ny o FAY is Fulton .r...
Corsi.s viii BE- Tor srisd to ,uv mar, q. III.
city or country by addressing ab.ve paid.
also. for s.s BY Dr. wsdawarth 4. Nerh Main street.
ES uoy ID N s. s.
B-MNIed persons, and those contemplating marriage.
conscious Of physica inability from
pd enclosing S. al lss Fulton street. r. 'H
SfOHTNU sO0fs-Ao .atlIely new .rdal. . Ha .iisg
sale A''''' .'s ". sSagGi s '''' for
Sole Assnt for 0ocdyssr's Manufactures.
TZO Im~rh I0O brondwnv oPPOAVe Trlntv Church.
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CLOrnING

THE CHEAPEST gents and boys fashionable Tailoring
l. AID Clothieg ESTABLISHMENTS ia New York, s JACOR
yXANDEkBlLIS. 70 Maiden Lan: between WiIl.n and
made garments which wal be sold whoe4als retail
very loves possible prices Alo rhsu i've hundred
auyls Of elegance that cannot DO surpassed You will do
suit. Do not forget the number, 3e Maiden Lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-30

J. SIOUVENEL Il co
No 90 Gold street and No John street rear
NJ ANUFACTURsFs, whsle:ale end retail dea'ss in
Tor oil and ia'd Gas OF every description Solar
Ss Lamps, Chandeliers, Bahets GiIandolcs, Candida
Private bou,es Churohes and Hotels fired mp with Gas,
Of great reduction IN price and all a. tieles rsned
complete OF richest cut pressed and plain
Glass Constantly on hand
above articles made order and kads OF Glass
ware tched to thy pattern Lamps ate cd and repaired
Goods 'oapsd parties: Oil ct Wholesale aud retail New
style Of Hall Lamps snd Lanterns.
- Packages for the country sent free Of expeese.
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fpRlXAIE MISUNDERSTANDING "A, u lgss
= FOR THE SUPPRESSION Or QUACKERY-fhs
Members Of tho New York College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy s'tsbli.hsa for the srrpreion OF quaetsy
of private nature, and confidently promise 70
persons recuKus medical treatment safe and permanent
cute without injury the constitution Confinement froa
ov.ne lnyalids particularly requested make app
cation to tie College on the first appearance Of hpss ds
o.s Of The member, Of the CoIess for many yssI. 60.
oaP.M
Tenns--Advics s.d g;si,e,ue, ss--euss guaranteed,
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY iNVALIDs--Pcs's
virg IN the country, and 6adiug msv
personal application, have the cheu aoa
timing all raedcine resu,e to perform radicrl
,tstng their explicitly. together wa all symptchs.
TINA OF eontsericl, and restmcrt reeeised elsewhere "
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Nj. D..
street. Nav Yah.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-30
THE CRYSTAL,
O1O GRAND STREET, adjoining the Bu

Il Drove' Bank The subscriber having retun ID to
his old quarters having euias cd tie Establish and
retted il with turntae in style to bear fsvo,sbI,
solicit the onage Of his aid friends and the pub
lie. is confident that his stock Of Liquors. Wives Ales
Ser as il superior be found in
public house g New Yo,k nd he hopes by attention to
Attached the Esta f. arbitration.
and pvue and ecial Aso eious and
airy Biliard Room where gentlemen enjoy that healthy
and from interruption md confusion
Coofdsnt that visit the Crysal will convince the
Establishment, he respectfully presents IL 70 the public
Of which has already attended his
cut prise
m28 SIRE GEO. ID. IESHINE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-30

GENTLEMEN, l WISH YOU TO KNOW that ~
" Murray corner Of Washing.9n street the only place
raid the leaning dyeing and altering all kind
Of Gen'lemens Clothing at short uotce on reasonable
only can have y.ut coats made to look equal to
without the aid Of that dessctsr steam Cleaning
and dyerg thing done in thcty Please
call icad noto to % Murray street Gentlemen prepare
FOR spriag III time, A. CORTIsSO5, from London.
NAL 2w*rh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-30

q. lNGERSOLL sole proprietor.
Principal Depot. 33e PEARL Street. g. IN0ERsOLL.
sole proprietor For SALE ALSO by all respssbe druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-30
LIQUID HAIR DYE.

NO xEQUAL-The Improvement Of sa6-ALEXAN-
~ DEnS TRlCOBAPHE, which ipstanlan eousIy coiors
the Hair natural Black or Brown, and gives II the beauty
rub off, or so, the SKIN The Proprietor since its improve
having equal andas perfect Dye. FOR sale by Ruon
Co, Broadway; . Aspinwal, William greet; John
New YoTk--and by tie sole agents for the niud STATES
f~N t,nsr " " ~ A WRIGHT phiiaJ.ink;.
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60 HAIL. HI. 'i G',n
4"e; i ;s' gs S IT, HG ssS. s
M s.r;! MaAr .eht Ws'ss
dssei.a. Genisi, New Yo.f '" ''A'' A'.e"' ~ i0'''
MonILs March a!1AT ships British American, Miles
ton , X.T. ssh' }su;,e% 0ysas Yla1.. son,so; Ali
St New HS Rove sS;
NEW oILF4s,, March 20 Arr ship. Una. lBr, Mach, IL
BIsnSs SoSS S
pephos, Curtis, Hayle LIST Feb brig Patrick A.nry,E,
%s.i IN 'sV, Ps%sssos Baker shin. oa
sfss RET ELIOT boz:
TOM Sia: John as'Sasr Petersen Ss. H
"a s. t' b.y %s B TdiI
Of isl Ell Ss
E.,ss.S Wess 0 ss"ssea s'TSs e.:
lsth .hip Adtas P,s f,om Ihs Dcwn: jag ss brig:
"oH Muns 1 rs; sch. Uranus. P!SSfl'T p.;
siuG q and De ss AS~ pc.:m
vsresSn swa,sg oovs''9a Jo'egh'ns Keieham Bra
jsei.op Hgsa' Tho% ois TSo%psou Ken Ws
sm a s GG ,ss B.so
cent es & Y, r f WIN
son, Tampro.
NoRToLK, sjseh al SIR Br bark Susau Sterling Co-t -
The experienced rough weather the passage Reports
Joha Merhal Rayres, from Liverpool up James RI
this morning; I'm Hoop from New Orleans in
distress tsee m,sce BRIG Mischief GRAFT Belfast
piiot boat Relief fsherly ON cu,s--repor.s in Hamy
ton Roads, ache "a ah homas' bound up James
Riverj schr engineer. Norf IN, for York; ship Vesp
sian, do for Be,st and brig name ascertaned
James RIVER Cid b brig Emblem, Davidson with $3.50 bu
corp fr LIverpoo Sid. ship Ysspssian Brewer peIft;
6Iks Wss,cqmcon, Robinson, Cork; Aoth Don. do; brig
NEW BEDroRb, March s-An schs Achsah D, Hewlett.
Philadelihia
NEwBuRyPoRT, March 2s-AIr ,chr sienal Curusr
GEORGETOWN, Dc. Cid, br Panchita Pierre Porto Rico
PORTLAND. March 90 Arr bgs Alcenus, Drnkwaer Ma.
tanrs 18th lnst Potosi Patterson sth Cordoiia Shsw
Cardenas Caroline, Heard st Mays; schs Rival Blown
Cardeuas. TIN ~ st: Sarah, Fits, Norfolk.
PosAssEr, March 2o-An schs China Barlow, New York,
for Wsreh IN. -'
PLYMOUTH March 26-Arr Joseph Fsrwell, Newark
PHILADELPHIA Mare 9Arr John r. ndoIph Haley
York: kinggod. Loomis, Askapss sugar; James Gar.
bour tJdrdge, York; PacI6c, Stevens, Haven; sloop
York.
,,kcHM,rp March esd seh, Pocshontas Smack, New
dephia
SALEM. March 2;-sld 18th, sehr Albert tof Beverly
WILMISeror, March z7-Arr, s,br Msje,,jc, Harding,
Eoson: brig Psrtitgs, Bsstow, ~ Thomas; Jonas smnh
Hughton. New York 18th cid. schr A De Hos,ett Ro.
dick, York III, Coquet, Aud Boston; 27h Lady sur
folk, Tuhil, Port au att; st Pier g. Bryant Bangor
May, Il bby, Havsna; Thon, wainwright New York
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MOURNING COLLARS AT WHOLESALE
HE best TO be found IN the CITY, st W. T. Sinclair, AK
Canal street Southern aud country dealers will 6ud Il
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-02

.a.i 4 he tsass.l pas,ieA hapss az
usn. EheIessr el.aleFs ihs sSzwn q
asspo i.s. or l-ialiy lhEshs il,r fsssu &C
lr.siam--sisresrFlasl goss nnrs ~sTlst.
or LnInan rehi l. crushed bsnssfh co.
prssssaa--irom pa'riass d III rliuss. aEs
Ihs expressed ~ sarFy land-cane bleaA.
81 % asT ears. Fplees slsle n warnmg
sd enl'esi,; IN invoking ~ 10 be a A..
FL % our holY trust, and % prcssrss IA
sarTeiiy Tor Ilrr eiv1 Redemption Of thx
wa,ld. The t0irrs Of lie pssI zone
a,rried with Ihe snises &c lie present
and amid lhr gases 81 lsllen snpirss,
ssd lhs splsnd,d Isias 81 dsparltd EIssl.
usss. We ga.LsI snfw he snlemh lesson
Of intiridusl deity. Lfius rrtiss il Nth
suha.i.si0n. sHsI le. eEsnrs. md aRs; sni
Isl u irerea.e ale warm'h 81 our nalrios.
ism, ths esTncsmess ~ anr vuiuc, and tie
GevsisGue.s Of our toll n ne urHld dls.
charge Alright tie duly Siiirh We ews n
our rounty aud TO mankind. le, Us begin
! by ti.rhare,ng az CHI the duly Nbich We
eve 20 ourselves.
This aiosr II, 20 ihinr own sclfb tue;
: A,ad Il rnlss fuilov. = he night the 1sy.
Thou rana nni then H. ialse 10 sny man"
The Arkansas banner., 1847-04-28
Puhhe-No. 3S. AN ACT

Relinquishng 10 the city of Madison, in the State
 of Indiana, all the right and title of the United
 States to certain strip of unsurveyed land lying
 within the limits of said city. and bordering on
 he Ohio river.
 Be # enacted by tAs Senate aad House q Rope. Hntatsses cf the Daited Sfa,s. of 3me,ica tn Cba- gress assembled That all the right ttle and inter. est oi the United States m and 10 all thai nnsurvey- cd strip Q, parcel of land iying and being in the county of Jefferson. and State of Indiana, bounded as follows, viz; Beginning at the southeast corner of fractional sec.ion number one; thence westward y along the south line of fractional sections one, two. and three. all in township sthree' north, of raage ten" east, until said line str,kes the south west corner of said fractional section number three thenes from the corner last mentioned, dus seuth, to icw-wates mark % the Ohio river; thesee east wardlys np and following the Inesndering of the FiYei af iow-wsfsr mark, to point directly oppo
The Arkansas banner., 1847-04-28
FroM fas Msw Yoyk Hsraia Ertrs, lswvA so. HIGHLY IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE
 FROM SOUTH AMERICA

We have received ey she arrival of the Maid of Orleans. the Josnoi do Concerto. O Mercantile, published at Rio dc Jsnriro, to the l2ih ulk inclusiy..
 They contain intelligence from Buenas Ayres 10 the 22d of January, and from Montevideo 10 the 9esh "
 It tappears that the Argsniines, or Buenos Ayreans, have obtsined one os t,ore victories over the BfonteviBsans, or fie~avare uni. tarians,n as they are sometimes called
 lt will be rseoliected that Gen. Risesa lately captured Psissoder, but hts soldieys committed 70 many excesses, that che in- hsbitnnts revolied, and. sided by Orihe,s troops. they drove the Montevidsans out of the place. This occurred on the 2ath of January.
 The Buenos Ayrean General, Ssrvendo Gomez, pursued Rivera to Maidoaado. En rosas thiiher he was sfisckel at Saraudi hy Barrios, who captured all his horsss and cstiis, and tonk sffs hsadssa ps;saness.
 Riverz reached Maldonado on the 27sh of January.
 The mediator between Corrien,es and Ruenos Ayres, Gen. U,quiza, of Eairs Rios, has declared himself fnlly ia favor of Gen. Rosas.
 lt seems tha. Gen. 0nbs is master of nearly all Paraguay. Colonia is the only point not now in his possession.
 Those South American republics are about on par with Mexico.
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CONDITIONS OF THH 19Hssn1EGHR AxgD REVIEW.

I. THE MESSENGER AND REVIEWS pub nished in monthly numbers. Each number contains not less than e4 large supef-royai pages printed good type, and tn the best manner, and on paper of the most beautiful quality.
 2. The "MEssxscER AND REVIEW" is mailed on or about the first day of every month in the year. Twelve numbers make volume, ,---and the price of subscription is S5 per volume. payabte tn adraace -hor will the work be sent to any one, unless the order for if Is accompanied with the cash. 0J-THE YEAR COMMENCES WITH THE JANUARY NUMBER. NO SUBSCRIPTION RECEIVED FOR LESS THAN THE YEAR, UNLESS THE INDIVIDUAL SUBSCRIBING CHOOSES TO PAY THE FULL PRICE OF A YEARS suB- scRIPrioN, FOR A LESS PERIoD.-n0
 2. The risk of Transmitting subscriptions by mail will De assumed by the proprietor. Bat every sub sefibef thus transmitting payment is requested (be- sdea taking proper evidence of the fact and date of mAiiagl to retain memorandum of the number ana particular marks of the note sent. or sabscrp- uons may be remitted through the Post Masters, according to the present laws.
 '. II subscrpiion is not directed to be dscon. uhaed beiore the 6rst number of volume has been Puoiished, will be taken as continuance for an other year. a1a1 MI i. ' 6. Any one enclosing SEQ cufrent bill, at one utas, wilh the names of FIVE NEW, subscribers. saaii receive FIVE copies of the MEssEscEa AND hLNEw. for one year.
 2. The mutual obligations Of the publisher and e..efieer TOT the year, are fully incurred as soon = ms nrss No. oi tAe volume Is issued and after aa. tune. ho dtscontiHnance of subscription will oe permitted. Nor will any subscription be discon. unosa while anything remains due thereon, unless at the option of the esiiios. T -. V
 '. '. MINOR, Editor and Pyopyietor.
 hlchnond. Va. October. lSAG.
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engineers in psspsgtioa. to he employed in the msi sefv,es herein psssidea fos between Havana and Chagres: Psoviasis fhrfAsr. That the compensation for ssid service shall net exceed the sum of two hundred and Hssety thousand aoiisss ard that good and sufficient security be required I5F ths inithfas faiflmsnt of ths siipaIatiems oE ths contract.
 Sec. 6. .aad bs it fnrfAer emacssd, That
 t shall bs theduty of the Secretary ef the Navy,e contract. on bahalfof tke government of the uni- ted States. Iof the transportation Of the mail so Panama to such post ms he may ssleetsd h te Fer Titosy of Oregon. once moalh each ,Eay, e a io eennset with the nal from Havana te ChakFes across the isthmas; said mail to be transported in either steam of sailing vessels as shail ss deemed most practicable and expedien..
 Sec, 6 fad be ii fnrtkes eaAcfed. That 1t shall be the dufyof the Secretary ef the Navy b Pfnvide, m the contracts suthori1ed by thls act, that the Navy Department sAAn at aii times exef- else cnatFof over said sleamships and at any time have the right to take them 1oF the exclasive use and setvics of the United States and to direct saeh changes in their machinery and internal afEange- lments as ths Secretary effhs Nayf nay seqalfs ; due pscsisioh being made h the add eontrscis bf the mode of aseeTtalaing ths proper compensation 10 the contractors thersi6f
 Approved Match S. fS47.
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was tDo much for hls stfsdRth and he had done as he ssiti, died wish konoe.n
 The allies ceiebra1ed his ldneraI with great magniacence, ard tsoss kiafs whohad siriv4 eu his ismiiy from she throne, buried ii. cspisal ia ashes, piundsssd spd divided his eouusry. ss is were eoesmcu booty, no~ es- thered in silent psasp stoand hts eoflEA:--- Countless basasss drooptd nOusnfally over the then fhiien ehief--mighsy armies formed his funeral procession, ard eleeiac s.suins fron athousand wumpssa were bsea.a.ad over his grave. But amid all glsis imposing moe kery Of woes she nohls hsntsd Pole was 70, withcut some sincere rAousneus. His few remaining follewers he'd bsslIed hy bis eide to the Idst, pressed in silAncs around his cot. fin. and wIth steais ssrsaminR down their checks, reacIsed out iheif hAnds to .aaeh the pal. There lay ihe Prince they haA loye.i ---she leadsr sAsy hsi tallcweds svshs isss ai tks royal iings and Ihs uniy heg,e If Pessnl --cold and siiG in death. Ah, the iears ol those rough warriors were worth mors than all the pomp and magniGcence imperial prids had gathered round iha, bier, and honorej the pasriots for whom they were shed. moge than royal eulogies or spisudid pagean,s.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-04-28
THE STARVING IRISH.

' JBG IRISH LABoKkRs RATEn-NcsrxR.
 his, DoRias. spssavi. Give us this day our daily bread, Father in mercy hear our prayer; All hope of human aid has hed--
 We sink in deep despair. Our little .oaes scream out with pain, And eismor to bs fed; Father. their erie; 10 us are sain,- Give us our daily bread. O'ei the gauut infant at the breast, The mother bows her head: The fcdnt is dry. in vaih 'tis pressed; Give us our daily bread. Our eldest born. with holiow eye, And eager stexithy tread, ----- wenld fake the food we cannot bay;- Give us our daily bread. We must not beg--hs shall not steal, Though stores before as spread; But we will work with earnest seai,- Give us our daily bread. famine hath laid her whitening hand Upon each little head; Oh Christi is this Christain land Give us our daily bread Thy will be done: Father receive Our souls when we are dead: In heaven we sha,l not pine and griere-- Or want our daily bread.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-04-28
Puhlic--No. 37.
 AN Avn

To establish port of entry at Sauria ia the State
 of Texas, and for other purposes.
 Be t endeied by the Senate aud Hoase of Reprss. entaires of the Uaited Saies of America Congress asasubied That all tBat part of the State of Texas, south and west of the counties of Matagordo and Wharton, and including said counties, shall be de- tached from the district of Texas and shall consti- ute collection district; That Saiura on ,ire north easterly part of the island of Haagorda shall be the port of entry for said distic, and that Maagorda, Aransss, Copano, and Corpus Christi as ports ol delivery only
 Sec ?. ind be il further enacted, That eollec. tor for the district of Salura aforesaid shall be pointed by the President, with the advice and con sent of the Senate of the United States, who shall hold his office for the terms and for the time pre- scrbed by law for the like office in other districts The said collector shall reside al Saiuria aforesaid and he shall be entitled to salary not exceeding twelve hundred and fifty dollars per ahnum, inclu. ding in that sum the fees allowed by law, and the amount he shalt collect in any che year fos fees exceeding the said sum of twelve hundred dollars shall be accounted for and paid into the treasury of tine United States.
 Sec. g. ind De il furthsr enacted, That surveyors for the aforesaid ports of delivery, to-wit: Ma,a- gorda, Labaea, Corpus Christi, and Copano. shall be appointed by the President, with the advice and consent of the Senate with authority to exercise all the powers conferred by law oil such officers . and that the salaries of said surveyors al Matagofda and Labaea shall be at the rate of six hucdred dellars per annum; and of those at Copano snd Corpns Christi shall be at the rate of five hundred dollars per anuum; and that there shall be deputy colec- tor appointed according to law. to reside at Aran- sss and to exercise such powers under the revenue laws as the Secretary of the Treasury may pre-. scribe; the compensation of said deputy collector sha be the legal fees the business he may trans act and no more; and that the surveyor for thepor of Csgallo shall be discontinued.
 SKc, {, And De u farthsr enacted, That the sur veyor for the port of Sabine shall be discontinued, and deputy collector shall be appointed for said port of Sabine. with inc same powers as the depu. iy collector of Aransas, provided for in the third section of ths set, whose salary shall be at the rate of one thousand dollars per annum.
 Sec. 5. Be a farthsr enacted, That the salary of the collector for the district of Texas, residing at GavesioR, shall hs, from and after the thirtieih day of June next. not exceeding seventeen hundred and
 fifty dollars, including in that sum the fees allowed by law, and that the amount he shail collect in any year for fees exceeding the said som of seven teen hundred and fifty dollars. shall be accounted for and paid into the treasury of the United States
 Approved March 3, is47.