Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-07-03

DUE:
Eastern daily ,ex. Sun. ga M.&7p.M.. GA. M &3PM.
Great Southern. So A. M.........79 p NJ
Sunday ,................7 p. M..........b A. M.
Washington City. Sam, p. M. .75&54 p M
Western 49,. :.'...o A. M .'.'.''''''e3 F. N
Winchester, Va.cx Sun. g A. m..........65 p NJ.
York Pa. Route. ex Sun. g A. Nj. ........65 p NJ
Norfolk daily, ex. Sun. 3 p. m.... .....7 A Nj.
Annapolis, Md, x.Sund., S A. M.........,Sa A. Nj.
Delaw are, E. Shore DIVA.
Somerset & Worcester NJ u p. NJ.
eo,,Md; Sunday Tues
Up counties of E.Shore,)
Md, Monday, We'd a. M..........3 p. NJ.
tuesday, and Saturday }
Upper Marlboro Route,1
Monday, Wednesday or. Nj. .......5 A. NJ.
and Friday,
PtTobac' oRonte, Wed o,
nesday and Sunday,
Westminster Route, }
Mo MG"s S,Yi,v Wednesday sP' "'''''''''7 p M
Bel-Ar, daily, ex. Sum-. s A. M............2P M.
RATES OF POSTAGE.
Letters composed Of one or more pieces OF paper
but not exceeding half an ounce IN weight, sent any
distance not exceeding 300 miles. ....... % cents
Any distance over 300 miles. 49,. 10 cents.
On every additional weight of half an ounce, or
any fractional of half an ounce an additional
postage is charged according to the distance.
Letters dropped in the Post Office for delivery in
the same place, cents each.
Letters advertised are charged cents each be-
sides regular postage, if advertised in papers,
cents
Circulars, handbills and advertisements, printed
Autographed paper not larger than quarto post
or single cap, folded and directed, but nnsedled,
cents per sheet, any distance; when sealed same as
letters.
Circulars on sheets larger than cap, are rated as
On Pamphlets, magazines, periodicals, and every
other kind OF printed other matter (excep newspa-
pers, circulars, handbls, and advertisements uncon'
nected with any manuscript communication, weigh
ing one ounce less, . cents per copy Tor any DIS
lance. For every additional ounce, cant. Any
fractional excess exceeding half an ounce, TO be
charged ounce; an excess less thah hai an o.
to be disregarded. "
Newspapers (when sent by the editors or publish.
ers thereby if they do not exceed 1900 superficial
inches free for any distance not exceeding 30 miles
from the place where printed. For any distance be-
yond 30 miles, within the State where published,
cent For any distance exceeding roo miles, out of
the State where published. CT. newspaper ex-
ceeding 1900 inches, to be rated as pamphlet.
Newspapers irregularly sent, that is, 10 non
subscriber, the person sending must prepay cts for
each paper.
When the article to be mailed is a circular, pam
phlet or newspaper. it should be so enveloped as to
be open at one end-oherwise, it will be charged as
a letter.
Newspaper Subscriptions Postmaster Gene
raj has ordered the following regulations: 'Monry
for ne spaper subscriptions not exceeding TEN DOL
LARS in each case, may be paid TO Postmaster for
the purpose of being paid to the publisher OF news
paper, at any other Office. The Postmaster Is, IN
such case, to give 10 the person paying the money,
receipt therefor, aud advise forthwith the Postmaster
who is to pay said amount OF such deposit; and upon
presentation OF this receipt the amount is 10 De pa'd
over. The Postmaster receiving the amount Is TO
de bit himself Herewith in his account and the Post
master paying that amount is to credit himself there
with in his account of contingent expenses"
FOREIGN Mails.-A mail is forwarded from Boston
to, and received from England, via Halifax, (Nova
Scotia } by the British Mail Steam Packets, twice
month"; for eight months in the year, and once month
for the four winter months Letters thus sent, must
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