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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-09

Boot and Shoe Trade. Sales Of the week have
been moderate with the exception of those for California
which have been uuuusay large. This market and that
of been drained of Mems grained leather boots
for California orders Clafn held other of his semi n
nna sales on Friday, which most of the Mems thick
boots sold low.
We make the following quotations from the prices OBJ
tared at his sale:
Gents grained Boots Nos to II, l75 Mems kip boots
to TO- so; BOYS kip do to S. LIS; Youths do to l9,
n; mems hk boots TO- 1877; do kip do to H. 40; boys
thk do l6; youths grain do ii to 3D. 50; mems rn-
Der sandals So; kip II boots to IL l57 mems thick
boots TO- 1916 grain Hung boots to H. 22; BOYS
kin do 4 s. 1925 boys Hung boots to 5, 1856 mems kip
do 1906 mems kid half W.T. brogans to u, 77 mems Hung
boots, 1856; boots TO II, $50; infants kip boots
to g. 81 gents round top boots to II, 1870; boys kip
bro Ians 55 yths thk boots to l3, 65 mems Hung
boots IL, 18j; lace boots to 7, 45 mems d
brog Ms H. 1877 yths tk boots to ID, III mems do do,
6 to H. IO Kip hf boots to 10, ll0; boys kip do,
1to5l20
Dom site Wool. The marker is firm with very
little Offering The stocks in all the markets short of
the supply wanted for consumption.
Desirable lots taken offered, and we arc
advised there native wool to be hal under 32c We
vary our quotations and believe the prices quoted could
readily be obtained.
American SaNOny fleece. q ~
Full booded Mclino. .................4O az
and Merino... .............36 q gu
Super pulled Country ....-....-.''''''''... %
No. l pHlled do ...,..................3 80 n 81
Slper pned CITY. o. 4a-
No pulled Lambs. q
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DANCING.

MR.. WEAVER respectfully gives notice than his
lNA School has commenced at BRINLEy HALL The next
Lesson will he given on Wednesday,, the 30th inst.
NJ Hours for Ladies from O'Clock M until Gentle
men from until 9 in the Evening.
Worcester, Oct 26, 1850. distf
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Remnants of Carpets,

We have hand upwards of
1000 YDS CARPEFlNG, in pieces fom to 90 yds
IOOO which shall sell at Great Reduction from
the reg lar price. You will get good bargain if you call
early on b. L. HARD0N 81 co.
nOvl9 d N& Owls
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LOWS Genuine Honey Soan.

A LARGE lot of this excellent Soap, well known for
N is efficacy in rendering the skin soft and SMOOTH and
preventing the hands from cappng just received and for
sale wholesale and retail by l.. r. LAZELL,
d4dw4ws Apothecary, 20 Main 81.
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Rubbers-Rubbers,

T AIDES, Misses and Chdren's Patent and Common
RUBBE RS, warranted to give satisfaction, and at as
low prices, as at any other Store in Worcester
Novli diff |. $. CHAPMAN, 81 MAIN ST..
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Drawing Academy.

The Second Term of Miss Ives Drawing Academy com
mences on Monday Dec 9th. Pupils will be received
any time during the School hours 10 to u NJ,
and from 2 TO p. NJ. tides
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Notice.
WATER CURE.

nR. 8. ROGERS is prepared to board and treat
patients give without board at his resi-
dence, NO. GLEN STREET
OFFIcg Hours, from 10 to u. and to 4-at No 5MArLE
STREET d&wtf oct22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-09
Situations Furnished,
Roarding Honsas and Rnarders.

DIUUdUIUIIo 4 VI 4IElIOUl
IN all kinds of business for so cents Apply at the City
INTEL gence Office No 235 Man street. Paines Block.
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A Rare Chance.
For sale a Fresh and Clean STOCK of
I. GOODS AND GROCERIES,,

with Lease of STORE for term of years.
Possession given tlle First of Janua y, Is3',
The above offers inducements to person wishing
to engage in the w. l. GOODS AND GROCERY BUSl
NESS The Store is situated Main street, with large
estsbhed trade and is considered OF the best stands in
the city Inquire at this office
Worcester, Dec l. d&wu
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WILLIAM DICKIN SON,
NOTARY PUBLIC,

WIZ attend this ard other matters of business at hi
Oace over the Central Bank.
Worcester, Oct 6, 1850. dtl
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Drawing and Oil Painting.
RUBBER ROOTS.
Regulators,

6cS uldLOIS'
CSCHOLEFIELDiS Patent Regulators for sale by
y May IL dwistf FOSTER & CT
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BOARD.
House Wanted.


SUBSCRIPTIONS TO the American Art Union for 1856
~ will be received until the 10Th of December, by
CLARENDON HARRIS Hon. Sec,
the Life Assurance Office,
nidtDi6 No 90 Main Street,
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MRS. WEBB, 81 Fvrr----- Street,
ID ESPECTFULLY inf those who wish iol =. ~.
III reGeed NURSE. she will be happy to attend upul
those Who may desi ner services. dit Nov %
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DIED.

In Fitchburg 29th u Mr.. Oh rles IIaskings aged 30
years. Patrick Hayden aged %; list inst Charles Sylvester
aged IA.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

Attic Qniasgamond Writing and BOOK keeping Acadey
over Mr.. Ayers Store,
no. 23S Main-St., Paine's Block,
WORCESTER.
Office hours from 8 TO IL, to 8, P. NJ.
Deco diff
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Socks and Mittens.

LARGE and extensive assortment of every quality and
IN material, HUDSONS,
Nov % diff No. FL gg Block.
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wORCEsTER 0OK.BTNDERY.

WYNN. ALLEN, Book-bnder and Bauk-Book Manu-
w facturer, No. 237 MAIN STREET opposite the Spy
otce. Pamphlets &C, bound workmanike manner
at short notice. dtf-nov27
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House to Let.

%sA small and convenient HOUSE with WORK
It'll SHOP attached, Locust, routhbrdge street,
dec9-dtf
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Strayed or Stolen.

FAT COW, from the pasture belonging to the Estate
III of Nathaniel Brooks situated PATTY in orcester and
partly in uburn Said COW of red color and mis-
sed Nov 25th probably left the pasture, taken from
il during the sickness of the deceased ANY giving
Information respecting said cow at this Office, shall be suit
ably rewarded. dw-nov. %.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-09
Co-Partnership Notice.

HVIIE Co-parnershp heretofore existing between the sub
i scribers under the name of CLAP IL MARKS, was
dissolved by mutual the first day of November
The affairs of the late firm will be settled by AUGl sTUS
hARRS, who will continue business at the old stand
NJ Is. CLAPP,
AUGUSTUS MARRS.
dec9 dlwA
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Musical Notice,

N9Iv DERRY'S Worcester QuadriIle Band
ESS is prepared furnish Music for Balls PARTIES
&sEsN &C., on the most reasonable Applications
- made to DAVID PERRY, aud c. II LoRINGs Music
Store POS Main Street, Worcester; ALFRED CHAFFIN,
Holden, East Village, will be promptly attended to.
Oct 81, 1850 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-09

Gents Fine Boots.
M e have assortment of very LIGHT PEGGED CALF
w BOOTS-the finest we have had and unsurpassed
b, any in the city. SMITH e. BROTHER,
June dwisf lie Main Street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-09

IL in want Of good Boarders, and all in of good
N places to board be supplied for rs cents EACH
Apply at the City Intelligence Office, 23s Pancs' Block.
dec7
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Found,

4 GOLD BELT HOOK, which the owner have by
calling at No % Exchange street, and paying for this
advertisement 3tk-dec7
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25 Cents per Gallon.

TIME greatest Labor Saving Article yet discovered is
/ HARRINGTON'S WASHING AND CLEANSING
COMPOUND. Manufactured and or sale as above, by
9. A. q u. HARRINGTON,
dec9-d3m No. SO Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-09
TASTE AND FASHION.

HUDSON has just received "a addition his already
4 large stock of Gentemens Furnishing Goods-whicl
will compete in variety and quality with any assert
ment to be found either in New York Boston.
Oct II No ] FLAGG BLOCK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-09

DR.. r. WOODWARD,
Office corne of Main and Thomas Streets,
Aug 10 d"oHls
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-09
TRADE REPORTS.

From the New York Dry Goods Reporter of Saturday
Hide Market. The advices from all the leading
markets in South America advance in each port in
prices, but no scarcity. The stock on hand 2300o
principally Guenos Ayres, and Rio Grande We find the
dealers walking up the market notch OF 4 and buying
all they meet at that rate.
Heather Market. The stock of TTemlock has been
considerably reduced during the last week We consider
the market much mer and might note choice patterns
and tannaes at advance of /.
OAK SOLE continues in demand, and there is
Iaiion Of desirable lots.
Heavy CALF. Oak and hemock, say of 80 lbs and up
wards have quick SALE and the supply of slaughter and
other heavy kinds Of waxed leather is not equal 10 the de-
mand
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CAMPHENE
Honey Wanted.

TWELVE Fourteen Hundred Dollars wanted on
L mortgage in this city, real estate worth twice
the amount. Apply at this Office dtf-nov27
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-09
jenny Lind and Parodi.

DAMS has added his beautiful collection of Daguer
IN reoQpes, PORTRAITS Of Jenny Lind and Parod tax
en- from life, and not from eugravings.
d. Call at ADAMS'S ROOMS, WALDO BLOCK.
Nov % diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-09

4 SMART MAN who understands Wool Carding an
u Spinning hear OF permanent situation, by apply
ing to SILAS pINSMORE.
Worcester, Dec. 5.
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BUT
FOUND.
BOARD.
CHEESE

I0OO LBS New York Cheese-just received and for
"tOOO sale by RICE & FAIRBANK.
Leicester. Nov g. d3w
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Situations Wanted.
To Let,

GENERAL situations wanted in various kinds of bushes
- Apply the City Intelligence Office, 235 Paine's Boc
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I'enements Wanted

GENERAL tenemens to let, apply the City Intelligence
~ Office 23s Paine's Block.
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The Greatest Bargains Yet.

TUST received 10 dozen 4ieraaders best Black Kid
~ GioUes slightly shopworn, some of which will be of
lered 25 The best of them, which damaged
at ALL for ~
Also dozen in colors, of the goods and perfect
sizes g., will be offered at az cts.
The Gloves retailed less than IS Cts pair.
LADIES you will take the trouble climb up steps YOU
will find some bargains seldom met with
HALL & THOMPSON.
NIB Long Shawls for 81 rs.
Nov 26 dis4w
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.otal to Let.
Ice CREAM.
WANTED,

~ ENUINE JENNY LIND ICE CREAMS, at the jenny
VI Lind Saloon, 3Ol Main Street, this Day and Euenine
nov % WIN. A. EAMES.
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Roarders Wanted

FFHREE or four gentlemen, gentleman and wife can
A be accommodated with good No. 23 Ex-
chalSe street. d2w*--nov. 27.
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For Sale at a Bargain,

A GOOD Six Octave Piano, cost $3.50
II - "A May be seen at
n II III n Fl HOWE & PUTNAM'S
y Nov22 distf Auction Room Front-st
The North-Carolinian., 1850-12-28
&A TWO HOUSES
E!lm And Lots l!.iM
FAD :" - - "EC

The subscriber intending to remove from Fay
etteville, now offers for sale his real estate in
said town, to-vt:
The dwelling house and lot where he now re-
sides, on northeast corner of Person and Wash
lngton streets, half way between the river and
the town hall. The house is two stories high,
framed, and has all convenient out-buildings.
1t has six rooms, and piazza to both stories.
The lot is and half acres, and is in good
state of cultivation, with large number of diff
ferent kinds of fruit trees A handsome flower
garden In front of the house, and piazZas shaded
with trees and vines.
The house is offered for sale, and If not sold by
Ist January, Will be rented until it is sold.
Also, the house and lot the southeast
ner of Russell and Cool Spring streets, now occu-
pied by Mr. John Brown. The lot contains three
quarters of an acre. The house is cottage built !,
and contains three good rooms, and kitchen ad
joining, the whole making comfortable resi-
dence.
For terms or other particulars, apply to
AMOS JESSUP.
Fayetteville, Dec. IA, 1850. 6l6-3t
The North-Carolinian., 1850-12-28
TURNING DEMOCRAT.
The Baltimore Argus saws:

The Baltimore Argus says:
''The Secretary of the Interior has boil d.
ly and fully met the old whg doctrine of
high duties being beneficial to the farming
and planting interests. In his report just
submitted, lie recommends the establish
ment Of separate bureau. for the advance
ment and protection of the agricultural in
terest, declaring emphaticaIly and arsu-
mentatively. that s. tariF can do but M-
tie directly 10 benefit The farmer or planter. -
Has not the Democratic party always con-
tended that high tariffs were only useful
to the manufact"rer-that they built up a
privileged class at the expense of all others
and has it not been always the Wing
doctrine that these high tariffs were the
very best thing for the farmer-that they
made home market for his products? But
the Home Secretary says they ''do no such
thing" and 'can do but litle to benefit
either the farmer or the planter" Thus
it is. that one by one the Wings abandon
their old and cherished doctrines, and
adopt the principles of the democracy"
The North-Carolinian., 1850-12-28
$40 Rev ard.

Runaway from the subscriber on the 9th inst,
a negro boy by the name of WESL4. Said ne
gro is 27 wears of age about five feet nine inches
high weighs about 90 or 1863 pounds; has
rather a saucv look with a running across
the forehead above the eyebrow, and he is
OF a dark copper color. He has large natural
gap between the upper front teeth
The above reward viii be paid for his appre
hension and delivery to me, or for putting him
in any al that get hm AGAIN Any IN
formation concerning him Will be received If dI
rected to me at Rollins Store. Moore county,
n {. IHoS. HAftiNG ION.
Sept q, 1880. 60i-tf
The North-Carolinian., 1850-12-28

There is a curious ordeal in India which
shows the action of fear upon the saIvary
glands. Ifa wrong is committed, the sus-
pected persons are got together, and each
is required to keep quantity OF rice In
his mouth for certain time. and then
put it out again and, with the greatest
certainty. the man who has done the deed
puts it out almost dry in consequence OF
the fear of his mind keeping back the
saliva. It won't do.
The North-Carolinian., 1850-12-28
HATS & CAPS.

l would respectfully call the attention of my
friends and the public generally to my new and
large st ocl of Hats and caps. Having selected
them with great care, feel assured that If there
any thing in the shape of hat, cap or turban,
ia New York or Phiiadelphla, that is calculated
please the public, they can be suited at my
store north east corner Market Square, Green
street.
am prepared to furnish country merchants at
wh oleSa(e the most reasonable terms. | in
tend selling for very small profits.
DAVID GEE.
Sept 21, 1850.
The North-Carolinian., 1850-12-28
ACADEMY.

The winter session will commence on Wednes-
day the first day Of January next, and close on
the last Wednesday In May.
Students may choose their own place of board
ing, and good board may be had at diferet prices,
varying from seven to nine dollars per month
Students may furnish their own rooms, they
will be furnished at a reasonable rate. Tuition
varies from Sc to $40 per quarter. Rooms in
the Academy Hall, 81 per quarter. Tuition in
advance By order of Trustees.
Dec II, 1850. 6I0-2t
The North-Carolinian., 1850-12-28

AMIN BEY-.No Humbug. letter
from Comstantinople. published in the New
York Express. it appears that Amin Bey.
who has been treated as an Ambassador,
was sent by the Sultan to study Naval
Architecture, and is no Ambassador at all.
This is published as great news; but we
remember very well. when he first arrived,
that he disclaimel the character of Am
bassador, and declared that he was sent to
acquire knowledge of the sayings and
do'ngs in Yankee land. Amin Bey is now
denounced as humbug. This being the
age ofhum5uy. our people desired some.
thing to suit the esprit OF the age. aud
so made one out of Amin Bey. lie is not
to blame.
The North-Carolinian., 1850-12-28
TERMS OF
ADvERTIsxNG:

One squareo oftwenty-ea
lines or less, for one inser :
ton, so cents +; every sub =
seuuentinsertion, 80 cer :
except it remainin for sew
eralmonths, when it will
De charged SO for two
months, 81 for three, & c
$40 for twelve months.
/ o. Liberal deduction
or large advertisements
Il y the year orsix moths
The North-Carolinian., 1850-12-28

WAKE FOREST.-We are favored with a
copy Of the catalogue of the officers and students
of Wake Forest College, N. C.
The expenses of this College very reason
able indeed, and believe the faculty are per-
fectly competent teachers, and unexception-
able gentlemen.
The expenses of the year set down at $121.
The North-Carolinian., 1850-12-28

Any blank printed to order which has more
matter in it than Is usual in blanks printed for
the above prices. viii be charged extra accord
ing the amount of matter, the tancyWork
directed to be done. In luxe manner, blank
containing but teW lines of matter to the sheet
will be charged a less price.
The North-Carolinian., 1850-12-28

Capt. John H. Aulick, has been appoint
ed to command the U. S. Naval Squadron,
at the East India station. in place Of Com.
Voorh'es, and will hoist his flag on the
steamship Susquehannah, which has been
ordered to Norfolk, to complete her outfit.
The North-Carolinian., 1850-12-28

NEAT PRINTING.-We think that the print
ing Office Of the Deaf and Dumb Institute at Ra-
leigh, turns out the neatest fancy printing of any
Office in the State. The catalogue of the officers
and students of Wake Forest College, is the hand
soonest job of the kind we have ever seen done
in the State.
The North-Carolinian., 1850-12-28

SMALL POX.-There appears to be consid-
cradle excitement in Charlotte, Salisbury, Lin
conton, and all along there, in consequence of
the lncl lease of cases of Small Pox. The towns
of Salisbury and Concord have prohibited inter-
course between the several towns about there
The North-Carolinian., 1850-12-28
BY VIM. II. 3 AYNE.

{I{- who advertise in the ne" SpdpeiS
always mark their advertise ments WIN s. luoer "
insertions therwise often forget and let the ad
vertisement longer than necessary. ana when the
a something said about
dwhe article is advertised Tor
should attend to taking 1T out of
ga because mseads the readers of the paper
besides running him to orecost.
The North-Carolinian., 1850-12-28
FA YETTEVILL n. C..
DECEMBER 2s, 1850.

O. The Mechanics of Salisbury held meet
ing on Ae l4th inst, in response to the proceed
ings of, and for the purpose Incorporating with
the mechanics of Fayetteville. They appoi nted
committee to menorialize the Legislature.
The North-Carolinian., 1850-12-28

SHOCKING MURDER.-A man named
Duren Moore, and his wife, who were on
their way from Brunswick county. n. c.,
were found murdered on the 9TH inst, .,
near Thomasvilie, Ga. Their bodies
were found lying in their wagon, which
had been thrown into creek. A young
and desperate man, named James Williams,
has been arrested as the murderer.
The North-Carolinian., 1850-12-28

HAKsHsEss.-A few drops of vinegar
will spoil vessel of milk +; but double the
quantity Of milk will not restore it again.
So it is with harsh words. A few of them
will sour the disposition and make more
minds unhappy than whole sermon will
restore to happiness again. Have you not
seen the bad effects Of harsh language !?
How many sunny dispositions has it des-
troyed How many hearts has it caused
to ache Not SO with pleasant words.
When person has been provoked, you
may speak kindly to him for an hour before
YOU can restore him to himself. BE care
'ul how you speak. Don't use harsh words
if you can possibly helpit.
The North-Carolinian., 1850-12-28
PRICES OF
ME FL ~ N M~ ~
AT THE CAROLINlAN OFFICE
From and after the L st Of Sept. $50.

For all such Blanks keep for SALE 60
cents per quire.
Where Blanks printed to order, the prices
will range from 50 cts to ST. so per quire, thus: ::
The North-Carolinian., 1850-12-28

OH1o.-The census ofth city of Cincin-
natl has been completed. The entire pop
ulation is now 116.O19. In 1910 it was
46. $50. showing an increase of 64. 697 in
the last ten years. This is certainly a
very extraordinary increase, and one
which has but few parallels in the Union.
The North-Carolinian., 1850-12-28
POST OFFICE INFORMATION.

a single letter means anv weighing ounce
avoldrupoIs or less. A letter weighing over o.
and less than lsregarded as 4 letters
newspaper, means paper Of 1900 square in
ches less.
No P. NJ. can frank letter weighing over !
ounce, except on sofficial Business
Postage on letters from any office in the U. S.
TO and from California, or our Territories on the
Pacific, 40 cents prepaid or not. Newspapers
and pamphlets 3 cents each, sea postage, and the
inland Postage to be added, if any.
+. NJ. IS whose CONS We're $500 or less for the
year ending June 80, $780, can send and receive
written letters free, not weighing over o.
each on their own private busIness.-Ihey can
frank to California, any other place in the T.
5. possessions, but not beyond.
Postage letters to China, sc. may be rs
cents Is cents.
Postage regular or transient papers, or / !,
cents, and so per cent commission on them.
Total postage papers to Great Britain i
cents. cents to be paid IN each country; to any
place through Great Britain 4 cents, prepaid.
The Postage on letters, to from Great Brit
am Is "a cts, the single rate
he ranking privilege travels with its pos
sessor.' A Postmaster frank through any
office he may pass in travelling, but he cannot
send franked letters from his office at the
same time.
Postmasters whose annual compensation is not
over 5000, may frank names of subscribers and
money to newspapers
PoStmasters entitled by law to the follow
ing comm lssions the amount Of letter poStages
received by them IN each quarter Of the gear,
and IN due proportion of any fractional part of
quarter but no Postmaster can receive larger
con. pensation from commissions than $500 per
The North-Carolinian., 1850-12-28

l-2oz OF OIL OF
Letters r nstr not oTer e6 .s 300 miles, =" go go
Dropped letters, II ? 2
Letters by British mails, pal Is 90 144
Newspapers not over 100 miles,
within the State, for each
sheet supplement. l cent.
Do. over 100 miles and out of the
State, Il cts.
To be prepaid if not sent from
the office Of publication.
Pam phlets, Magazines. Pcrod-
ca IS and all other printed mat
ter. except as before and under
nentiUned-for each not over OF 2oz 3oz- OF
2. - Il 81
\ fraction Of or over not to be
regarded.
Circ ulars and handbills not over
single cap size and unse, led
Ito be prepaid 3 cents
The Cunard line of steamers is under contract
pay with Great Britain, for CARRYING mails, and
all the postage except cents on letters carried
from the L. States by that line. is received by
Great Britain but the Collins line is under
tract with the United States, and all the postage
except cents letters carried out oy this
line, is receI, ed by the States.