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Regulations Concerning Postage stamps.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

Posr orroE DEPARTMENT, June 10, 1851.
no facilitate the Of hostages upon Letters and p1Sa
vded BY General to the %
United States and for other purposes" approved ID March, ss
printed black representing the head Of Washington
Number printed in red representing Washington
prone, Of &c denomination Of three cents.
poa The %sa ns oa: esn
masters in each county required supply
vcnics being paid for tAs
All other persons wishing supplies Of obtain them
postmaster other ofce having them for sale
,Cn ns aV the stamp. 20 par
chased and sold by them
WILL a. the end Of each quartet charge hlm.e IN HI,
on hand al the close Of preceding quarter adding
the received during the ui nded snd
The account SO represent of sod
due on the regular return Of hostages quarter
In case cSs ae .pS %p. ou
over his
G9sS oG ss AUDITOR for he POST Once
A s 5 w, ss properly
mailed and forwarded from any pos, once a, o letter Or
mailing The letter or packet will admit
with postage at the unpaid rate to be collected
description ts Immediately and gee,ssy ssre.n.d IN tho
Rss or SaS" viii ss e'"s:ss
o S an not so furnished the mus. thoroughly
making heavy lines upon each Of them with
Mach prinerns, when that material can % 90
tuined. . .. :, -. ,..
II the canceng omitted the mailing Of the letter.
packet parcel f the cancellation be Incomplete me
directed forthwith the delinquent postmaster 10 me rost
Letters packets and parcels chaseabe which
shall have been BY .eu 's .s % %
appropriate columns, beaded prepaid by stamps
S sm Pe $r, E" s ne
account Of newspapers MAGAZINES pamphlets ana o pne"
ma in
department will furnish blanks suitable Tor keeping ,
, . 81 nc
hostages received and VII
ana Snta n IN money yp instead Of Stamps
s an pamphlets and all other printed
matter prepaid by il the same had been prepaid IN
an postage stamps whether letters packets. par
osr , ss s must be esrsS By Il:
in the appropriate column. o. e Transcripts 70
stamps used in the mails and cancelled
paid stamp upon purchased a, his once
stamp genuine have been used before in prepay
Postage stamps may Of postage on let
When letter. to foreign countries prepaid by tho mail
postmaster should cancel the and be csrs'" 70 " ana
with red ink prepaid in money , n rata. Of
&C. approved ID March 1851 felony o any
forge counterfeit Or % su USE postage smp pro-
ded or furnished under that any be- An. no,
exceeding five hundred imprisonment not . ~. s
, ys ys', 81 .S s ss declare. shall
10 p s.. s. pre- % %
he e United States in any court Of co~ps''n
Jurisdiction no compensation to pos,macr Of
Inc sw ,mp. except through allowance
are used neither does allow discount
70 by postage stamps
the Assistant, po.ms,e. General to whom the receipts for
''f f"n sp Io " N X. HALL, Postmaster General.
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STOCK OF MILLINERY, Day GOODS, &C, nv ORDER OF
D ORPHANS CoURTon Monday morning, June 10, at
SELL entire
Mrs Mapdasne Dumb.rh Of Georgetown d. Co.
deceased, consisting In part Of
dresses, silk and velvet mantlas
Cape. and Sacks silk jo-eys aprons, closks
shawls, veils neck aud pocket kercbeh
handkerchief
Inside handkerchief, nndcrsieeves, parasols
Grape, thule, tareton, Illusion nettirg
Dimiy, wrought collars, scsrfs
Insertion, csmbrics, lawns, musins calico
Pads, bonnes and caps, buttons, studs
Ladies' and misses shoes, combs
Needles, pins, tapes brnds, corset lacngs ...s
Worsted-, inside flowers, bulbons, elastic gartsrs
Fans. good assortment Of bonnet velvets and silks
eauns, horences, bereres, fdneos, Rimps
Braid velvet nbands, bonnet and cap nbands
Beltnes, hosiery, gloves, mits
Worsted and darnipR cotfons laces
Edginas footnVs, purse twist beads
Cologne, hair oil, extracts valentines, tewelry
Sewing silk, rentemens shirts, collars and oravats.
Together many articles usually found In millinery
establishment -
Terms gas and under s credit Of two and four
months endorsed bearing interest
BY order Of the administrator - . :. ,r,-
June Id Aucbonssrs,
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those honest democrats thai have been deceived and
nised by cunning politicians who have played upon
their syupalhies Tor their own selfish purposes,
&: s,Ss Every hoa delay only places
them 10 false position. from which presently they will
be unable 10 exticae themselves. Surely you do not
mean 10 Join the wings You have such intention
And yet every OF you that commits himself 10 the
eeso doctrines and measures is binding himself TO the
car OF whggery not 10 ENJOY The benefits OF triumph
but to be paraded as trophies OF wing victory Every
day gives fresh proofs that the wings free soers
and that the wing party will work with the free soil party
express purpose OF enabling the -soes 10 catch more
democfats and get them committed 10 wing men and wing
measures before they are aware OF it.
DO not, then. be deceived by such men Rantou
who are now so lar committed that they cannot return
TO the democratic fold You free pursue The con.
victions OF second sober thought But these men are
not free they have bound themselves for consdera-
ton; they have calculated the chances OF success they
have made gross blunder; and they compan-
ions 10 keep them in connenance, and their fall as
they gradually sink into the wing ranks.
The fugitive slave law IS democratic measure II is
not only supported by the democratic party OF the Union
to carry in good faith solemn compact in the con
sution by the exercise OF power which has pro-
nounced 10 be constitutional by the Supreme Court and
by every department OF our government for nearly sixty
years. but was passed by democratic Uotss While only
three northern wing representatives voted for this law
but euentsen democrats voted against it in company with
fifty eight northern wings and free soiers Every south
member OF the House voted for the BILL whether he
were wing or democrat, as it was bill to secure
southern rights. The only votes against it We're fifty
eight northern wings and free-soers, and seventeen
northern democrats-in all seventy five and the only
northern votes in favor of twenty democrats
and three wings, viz Eliot, OF Boston Taylor, of Ohio
and McGaughey OF Indiana The 100 votes in favor OF
the bill were composedo OF
50 democrats,
% southern wings,
northern wings.
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PosT OvrIcg DrrARrMHsT June II, 1851
issued by this
section OF
March public will not be received in
postage OF month Therefore,
holding such will practicable aher ha date
present them o edemp
lion 10 puchased 10 the
authorized TO -cIl postage stamps
received stamps for sale directly
from department scA po"aster only are directed 10 pay
OF the denominations OF nee and
Zen AZ shall be presented to them for
July and the both September OF the pres
year. L. ,,. e. 1910.
Third
with thereof the last day OF each
mor, In the quarter ending September 20, 1851. -
authorized 10 sci, postage stamps VIII
clos. their stamp their quarterly accounts current by the
If stamps remaining respectively, the
June upsod IN sealed package
Third Assistant Postmaster sene accompanied
statement showing Of each denomination
OF stamps returned --,, a - -.
The Of received for sale by post
returned above directed must be entirely
separate and distinct from the statements OF stamps reaeeneo
limo 70 N. X. HAIL, Postmaster General
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DEATH OF NEWTON LANE cHoLERA-Dr. Newton
Lane the democratic candidate for Congress the Lou
sve district in Kentucky the last election, and for
mery Sergeant Arms OF the United States House of
died recently Paducah in that State,
of cholera
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nv DYER a MCGUIRE. Auct,on..rs

VERY SUPERIOR WINES AND OLD BRANDY IN BOT
TEs-on Tuesday afternoon June H. ats O'Clock we shall
my choice wines Ac being the
stock II the late H. NJ smith OF baltimore,
selected by himself Madeira in ls4l,
Old Madeira--a uch wine
old Msdea-a very light wine
Sup. Maedaena Bua, secal and Malmsey-nre and very
delicate. -,
Also Mares Copnao brandy, mild, OF bgh'
Madeira color, vintage OF 1904 a
The acknowledged reputation OF Mr. Smith m
importer genupeness OF "o
I"ns IS, d DYER 4 MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
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HARTFORD, June ll--2, p. m.
The ballong for United States senator was resumed to-
day Seymour (dem) received los votes; Baldwin,
(whig) l05; scattering 10. The Alb ballot Is now pro-
crossing,
HARRIsBURG, juno ii.
The democratic convention nominate five judges OF
the supreme here day, and temporarily organ
w. chairman The matter Of delegates taken
up, and is still under consideration.
HARRISBURG, juno ll-6, p. m
The Buchanan delegates from the city OF Lancaster have
been admitted by vote of IS to 80 Considerable debate
ensued in which Mr.. Wilmot participated. No nominal
ton has yet been made.
NEw YoRK, juno H.
Government stocks active-others dull Reading has
declined Q Pennsylvania 5 94} Sales of 4OO0 barrels
flour SO 81 81 for State brands Wheat and corn arc
unchanged Pork dull at yesterdays rates There nave
in cotton to indicate the effect OF the
steamers news.
BosToN June ii.
The America arrived her wharf this morning. but too
late Tor her mails go South in the morning train.
The Canada sailed to-day with 50 passengers
Daniel Webster has been invited by large number OF
citizens to visit Lowell.
CHARLHsroN, June 10.
Cotton is du-sales to-day of 1856 bales at st a9t
RICHMOND juno TO-
Terry the editor OF the Lynchbug Virginan, who was
shot by young Saunders, died on Sunday evening at
o'clock.
NEW ORLEANS Juno 10.
The boiler of the steamboat Lafayette exploded yester
day killing six persons and inuring many others,
Our markets without special alteration
cotton disappeared yesterday and is ascertalned
to be a defauiter to the amount oil xl0,OO
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! Total, $500 2o4 l6,so2 o09 l,573,I7s 1881 ias
| I,c,e,xe 7s73uo5 II 055 g72

Thus although the increased exports show excess
OF 80 900 over increased deposos Of the mint,
the bullion in bank has increased But Tor five months
sl2 6s las has been exported and S6,s022s9 been de-
posted at Philadelphia alone. At New Orleans this year
the arrivals have been very large compared with last
year. and the coinage both New Orleans and Phadel-
pha much increased The coinage of gold at Phsdel-
pha with the arrivals New Orleans for this year, COM
pare in the aggregate with the exports from New York
tnpa.
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TOR rent, two-story house, with basement, ON NJ
May 2l-3tawd chid' " "on.~As
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TREASURY DspAsrHRN
Fourth Auditors Once, June II, 1851.
NTOTICEPeons having against from the
United William Lindsey deceased s here
office Of Fourth Auditor OF inc
Treasury within months from the date Of this publication
June II
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COM MERCIAL.
NKw Yosx, June 10, 1855

New YosK. June 10, 1851
When the subject OF the government finances is under
discussion, IL is useful frequently the views
and facts furnished by those who have been In charge
of that department. in order the readily odistinguish
between the designs of party and the enumeration
deductions from the operation OF sound principles Thus
the party which succeeded the brilliant administration OF
Mr. Polk attempted undisgused swell The expenditures
OF the government in every possible way in order TO afford
pretsXt for exscting from the labor OF the
country, thus enhancing the patronage OF the govern
ment not only through the expenditure but by means OF
the interests which shared with The government the rib
ute enacted from labor That is say, II the usual estl
mate is correct that 10 per cent of all the goods consumed
IN the country imported and that the price OF all is
raised TO the for the protection OF the manuac
ture In the proportion of the tariff then for every dollar
OF customs which the receives the manulac
turing interests which protects receive 50 from the
sumers Hence the S40,000,OO0. which the government
drew from customs in 1850, the oil taking from
labor $500 900 swell the profits of capital and the
result of such injustice is manifest in England, where,
after $50 years OF proecon the pauper condition Of the
laborlng lions affords awful contrast TO the vast
wealth OF the few OF horror from those
who. occasion of the Worlds FAIR visited England for
the first time Most truly did Mr. Walker, in his report for
84s state (page ~ " The adoption of high tariffs is
upon labor recognising the true principles of national
prosperity He stated, (page 80
"This shows balance in the treasury the
Both June lSi9 OF 853 694 and balance in the
uy on the 3Oh June, 1885, OF 10, OAO5l2"
In the following year Mr. Meredith, with his large
expenditures and projected loans and in his report
ISi9 he states, (page 80
50 1t will be observed that there is estimated deficit
the lst July 1928 l2l and the LIST July 1851 OF
$O5l7 092-makng, in the whole, estimated deficit OF
TO be provided for arising from the expenses OF
the war and treaty with Mexico"
Last year Mr. Corwin, with his schemes and que.
res. He informs that the balance in the treasury July
1885, $6 ,6O4 5A classifying Mr. Walker, and showing
difference of twelve millions from Mr. Meredilhs es-
He estimates the duties for the year 1851
S45 600 900, and the money hand July l, 1851
S458 996 We now come the actual for the
eleven months of the year elapsed and the amount OF
money hand, follows:
United States repenus from July to May, inclusive, ana
cash balance
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7,7O,573
b.269.S92

Ths average amount of customs equal to 81 400 900
per month, continuance of which for June would give
nearly S490 100000 the customs revenue for the
leaving large balance in the treasury, and enabling the
Secretary his notice for paying of 9Th August
the five per stock of 1886 which issued in
payment of the four and five instruments of the old Mex
claims, due in April, 1874 The amount is S3O3573
Thus instead Of loan of SIG 900 600 to meet deficient
revenue the old loans paid off they fall due the
tent-incudng the Mexican indemnity and claims, and
that payable in Augus-ot nearly $7,OOO0o0 leaving
large balance in the treasury This is result that must
T" puzzle that Philadelphia lawyer"
II little that who shewd about
selling their claims the treasury at good round
sums, making such good bargains out OF the treasury,
should laundering about making bargains for the
treasury Our rend Mr. Corwin, estimated (page I'D that
the California mines would yield fifty millions per
and of that nigh be able 10 export annually
from ten 10 fifteen millions, which, added to hundred
and fity-two millions Of other producswhch he assumed
Is the maximum export-wouid make one hundred and
sixty five millions He then Says
" the present OF duties be applied to that amount
should from the customs only and
the of required for the present and
ceedng would fall short oil the estimates for the cur
rent year by fraction over seven millions.
He does quite ask for new ioan but wants TO in
crease make consumers of goods pay
into the treasury for the benefit of Gaphn claims, and also
into the pockets of the mllonaes Who like the
Hon Abbott Lawrence, will then have the means OF pur-
ling foreign for the members of their families.
II the California mines yield fifty millions per annum,
why may all be exported after the channels OF circu-
ation are full After have enough TO circulate, the
remainder value, except in the exchange for con-
sumabe articlesunless Mr.. Corwin wants TO tho
streets with The imports for the present year OF dnta
bic goods will be very nearly two hundred millions and the
rates exchange show Independent OF collateral and
causes adverse balances that Is say they
very nearly the actual par, and money rather
creases abundance all the commercial centres. AT the
April gave table of the comparative depostes
the Philade phia mint of god and also of the exports
coin from New York. now bring down that table
brace May and add the Of coin in this city in the
banks;
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PROCEEDINGS Of tho American ;, ~ yi.raa
L Advancement OF scencefourth meeting ne'" ~ '' '
Connecticut August, 1880; voi svoPsTrIPWfoR MAuRy
L.. 10 '"'" Bosksslsrv, 9th street,
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las,5so4so 900 l77,o4ss lsA,S7osH
At the latest dates there signs OF rehux OF
coin to England considerable remittance Of gold had
been received tho Golfers of tho French bank fortified
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u Dec. as, ls4s Dec, 1e4q Dec, 1850, May, 1851.
Rank OF England sT3l4377 SsI 1000 s73426 S67oIso5
France, &s,3rsa7o s3sss,oo0 a3,o03,4To 1921 ts2
New York $3.50 4o4 easoOO0 li,002,so0 o,73l 900
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Export New York ..... ,s3l76 i263l,l4s o57a7a
Thus the apparent supply exceeds the expous but
the quantity which back from Europe equal fully
10 one-half the export The arrival of Immigrants this
port from January June is little than 100 900,
and specie brokers estimate that they bring average
$50 per head, which would give fifteen millions. One.
third that will be 80 per of the erpo,e, The
demand for specie abroad arose from visits to the
Worlds Fair. Shipments sell abroad premium TO
grants this county disturbed state Of continental
curences by government action, and the dscredt of
ton bills by reason Of late falureal these crcu
aided to increase the demand for coin. for remittance
time when the impoftatons have been large At this
port for the month OF May for three years. the mpoa-
finns hn We hren n follows,
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Imports port Of New York, Nay
Specie. Free, Dry goods. Other

aes3saa sosaIo aeo7 os3 Ass4,ess il,Iss7g7
Issl..., nl,ti3 1926 2,lT0o7 6,so76i4 a,s39,4s0
The specie imports for May in 1880 and lsts included
the California receipts which in the figures for
present year The foreign goods particularly dry goods,
have eniaod considerable losses upon foreign shippers
but this has taken place without any convuon here.
The market is freely supplied with money and any per.
who have remittances make get the money
and the rate OF interest has been
low, together with difficulty OF getting good paper
not stimulate the withdrawal OF money from London
through branch houses employ here Nothing has pre-
vented the free eux Of money every direction, where
persons chose send 1t yet, in face Of all the crcum
above enumerated tho quantity OF money
hore that is to say, banks held two millions
the closs of May than they did the close Of April For
long time the Of gold has been setting from Lon
don TO the continent The Bank Of France has shown
singular desire accumune coin and the result is
follows
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RICHMOND,
Terry the editor OF the Lynchburg virginian, who was
shot by young Saunders, died ON Sunday evening Al
o'clock
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PRENTICE.
OFFICIAL.

Decisions under the postage act made by the Postmaster
General after consulting Nth the Attorney General
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CHARLESTON June TO-
Cotton is dul-sales to-day of 1856 bales at st 81
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es repenues from July to May, Inclusive, and
cash balance.
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TObacc0-Ths only sales heard of were l0l hbds a,
follows: 81 hhds mostly low 5h hhds at "a at g.
and Mason county at 60shc v b.
sugar and MOlasses-Sugar moved off pretty freely
and $40 bbls taken, partly for the West at irregular
prices Fair to fully fair 494ls. prime of Mola..e,
800 to 1000 bbs disposed Of mostly at 2ac
for prime parcels.
FlOur-Ths demand limited and the sales were CON-
fined to 1000 bbs of which 100 supsrne st. Louis in lots
at % s7 24O also lots. % So 100 bbs fancy Laure
Mis) at - 05 and $50 (Bate stresD at a lan v bb
GPafn-There was scarcely any Corn the Levee and
the sales confined few hundred sacks at 44S47c
st. Louis Oats selling at 33G 35c bushe and Bran At
s7kc y 100 Tbs.
PrOvisiOns-The Pork market continued un,ettled old
Mess retailing at tl4 50e 75 and 300 bbls NOT
sold at about sl3 so bbl lot of 2O bb new Mess heId
at els t09ti5 of Bacon noticed casks prme
ribbed Sides taken at 80. at 9 ots do clear at az
and 30 casks (made from Mess Pork &C., Lsrd still du
with sales OF lOO kegs choice at 81, and 50 at SIC III
lot Of IL bbl Mess Beef brought ga co. and large ot ot
Prime offered at elO.
COfoe--Some Western buyers came forward and ,oot
1900 bags, mostly at SIC.
Rce-A sale of 70 erces fair at az but prime held at
3xl03%c.
Whisky-Du and @ bbs good proof sold in two lot, at
Zoe v gallon.
Freighs-Two ships engaged for Liverpool at a32d for
Cotton and one for Have at c for Cotton and Is OO for
Tobacco
ExchAnges-Ths are steady both for foreign and
domestic bills:
s'sing "l090Il0x
!, oASs
New ork axtyday Bills .......... lZN21d y ct dlsc
''sn OhocA' On new ok ..-'''....pnE0h ct. disc.