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Can den second Monday 10 March, SuAes a
csrssrs. The third Monday in February. Nay, Adjust
Casweii frat Monday afer the fourth Monday Of March,
! june. September and neeember -.
Caiaw6a third Monday in January and July. and second
Monday seT the fourth Monday in March and September
Chatham, second Monday in February, May August ana
| Noyember -. S.
Cleveland, tenth Monday after the fourth Monday in
/ March, June, September and December =
Columbus second Monday in February May August and
November
Craven second Monday in March, June, September and
| December
Cumberland first Monday in March, june September and
| December
Curriack, the last Monday February May august anu
| November
| Cherokee, first Monday in March, June September and
Dupn, third Monday in January April, July and oco-
Davidson, Second Monday III February May August anu
Dave fourth Monday in February, May. August and No
| vember
Edrecombe fourth Monday in February May A"os: and
franklin second Monday in March, June September and
Forsyth. third Monday in March, June September and
Gates, third Mondy in February, May, August and No.
Granville, first Monday in February, May, August ana
Greene second Monday in February, May, August and
| November.
Gutord third Monday in February May, August and
l;ason third Monday in February and August, and
frrtb Nnday after the uh Monday in March and Sep
| temb.r
Halifax, third Monday in February, May, august and
| November.
Harnet, second Monday in March, June September and
d. cenber
Haywood, fourth Monday in March, june September and
December.
Hert"rd fourth Monday in February, May, August and
November
HYDE second Monday in February Nav, August and No.
yen,ber
Henderson, first Monday after the fourth Monday in
Iredeil third Monday in February May and November
Johnston tourth Monday in February May August and
November.
ZONES fifth Monday after the fourth Monday in March and
September, aud ON the las, Nj dly january and July.
December
Len r first Monday in January and July, and third
Monday in March and September.
Monday after the fourth Monday in March and september
Martini second Monday in January Apr july and Oc-
| tober
| Mcdowell fifth Monday after the fourth Monday in
March, june September and December.
Der. o
Montgomery first Monday in January April July and
October -
| ber
Macon second Monday in March, June September and
December
June September and DECEMBER
NASH secund Monday in February, May, August and No
New Hanover, second Monday in March, June September
and December.
Northampton first Monday in March. june September
and December.
On>"w. fist Monday in March, June, September and
December
! Orange fourth Monday in February Nav August and
November
PaSqu,ank first Monday in March, June September and
| December
Ierqu.mans second Monday in February, M.y August
and November
Pers"n. third Monday of March, June. September and
December
PIT first Monday in February May, Angus, and Nuven-
ber
June September and December
Randi ph first Monday February May August and
November
r chmond third M,nd,v in J.nu, v Anil Juv mud
Octob.r - - F' ' ~
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-- GENERAL Directory

oovrpsMESy OF NORTH CAROLINA
THOMAS IS s5ass '::r
:1 Bss.: .a1 co1,. s northampton y G.
ys %si1 sasl as ss County
elusive Of fses d syo of Rockingham, Trasprs $4,000
"a Rsoepss Of Wayne. Comp,roller. y 300
w RicHGRpsoN, Of Wake Chief CLERK I" ireasufe'
The Council of State is composed Of the following gentle
g e Marshant q &. ,carri,uct
Walker, Of Mecklenburg .
"A Mickey; Of If S SnaP;nnh.,
en- Avery, Of Burke
WI Kennedy, of Beaufort
John W Cunningham, of Person
N McDufie Of Cumberland
John G Yancy, of Madison
The General Assembly its session the third
Of s
and for Governor, will be held the first Thursday OF
August, 1858
TINE OF HOLDING THE. COURTS
The United States Circuit Court for the District of North
day Of June and last Mpnda, in November
Judges-Hon NJ Wayne. of GEORGIA; Hon. Henry Pot
ter s,,s4nsy DICK osi
The United States strict Courts held at Edenon,
Bird Monday !" April and Octobcr Jones' CLERK Also
Brown CT rk Also Wilmington, lst Monday after the
4th Monday in April and October A Brown. Clerk
The SUPREME Court North Carolina is held at aieigh
semap luly on second Monday JuLe aud the S"th
day oDecenber 1t is also held year at M"rgnmon
Burke county, the first Monday August The officers
are as foows-Frederek Nash, of Orange Chief nstce
Richmond Pearson, of Surry, judges illam Battle
Of Orange Judge-saary Of each e 500 sper annun.-
VIM Jenkins of Warren, Attorney Genera; Hamilton
C Jones' of Rowan, Reporter; Edmund Freeman, OF
Wake Clerk; oliver Perry, OF Wake, deputy CLERK;
James LtchfOrd, of Wake. Marshal
THE SUPREME COURT
The Bill provide for holding Session of the Supreme
Court once year. the part the State having
become Law subjon synopsis Of its provisions
Sec lst provides that Session of the supreme Court
shall be held yeary ut Morganton the first Monday of
August -
Sec I'd provides that all Appeals taken and trans
nitted from the Counties OF Stokes, Davidson Mohtgome-
~ Arson all counties lying west Of the same, shall be
heard and tried at Mu-ganton
Sec Sd provides for the appointment of Clerk, who shall
keep his Office Morganton
Sec 4th makes duty of the Sheriff Of Burke to attend
the Sessions of said Court
Sec provides that the Reporter for the Court at RAJ
leigh shall also Reporter to the Morganton Session
Oft
Sec 9TH makes it the duty of the Judges to appoint of
the Solicitors within the uf country secihed to at
tend said Court at Morgan:on. Aorhe! fur the State
The dues not abush either of tt Terms at Raleigh
but provides for holding additional one al Mnrgan'on
james Dodge, Clerk
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SrATE OF NORTH cARoL1NA--wAKE

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA-.WAKE
- CUUATf.-ln Eqnity.-The Heron Mining Company
, Rnbert +. Stockton and JOS. Wesn,an.
Whereas bill of complaint has been filed in our Court
of Equity, for the County above written by the Heron Min
ing Company Robert +. Stockton and Joseph Wesnan,
for the sale Of Land and for "ther purposes;
And Whereas has been made appear the sastac'
ton of sad Court that the defendants the above en-
titled nOnresidents of the State of NurhCarUna:
THIS. therefore, is to nnIfy the said Robert F. Stockton,
and the sad Joseph Weisma. that the said bill has been
lcd and further command them that they be and ap'
pear, at next Court Of Equity be held for The County
Of Wake Al the Cuhouse the City of Raleigh. ON The
first Monday after The fourth Monday March next then
and there Ia plead, deinmr the said bill ol
COMPLAINT or the will be taken pro coesso as TO hem
and decree made accordingly.
Given under hand ,ice this l4th February. S'I.
ED. GRAHAMHAYWOOD. Z. NJ.
February Is, 1857. ii l5-sw6w.
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1857.
March,,
CLOTHING EMPORIUM
VILLA MS s. CO..

March, 1857.
CLOTHING EMPORIUM
WILLIAM s. co.,
(ArE F. L. HARDING, FAYLrrEv,LLE ST. RALEIGH ~ c.
XNIE OPEN THIS SPRING WITH A LARGER
w Stock ard better facilities than have had
before Our stock includes FINE DRESS AND BUSI-
Ness CLOTHES. f.r Men, Boys and Oh ldrcn. Also, Il
large assortment Of Servants CL,hny W th an endless va
rie.y Of GENTS Furnish NC GOODS.
MERCHANT TAILORING.
WE have now connected with our business Cutting and
Manutic uring 10 be conducted by Mr.. H. r. Shei weed,
whose reputation AZ Art'st, in this Stale and MIA.
is too well known I" require comment byu This branch
at the business Will be IN full operation on the LIST OF Aprl
by VIII CHI time will have received entire stock of
Cloths (asSmerps and Vesngs. all of which have been
selected with special regard to quality and taste. We will
take great pleasure furnishing those WIN may desire to
have then clothes made To
We shall endelv"r I" conduct the business of this de-
r'ment with The same lr"prness tha, has chaac erizcd
our bus ness heretofore and esecyy invite the alien
- Spirit OF the Age ana Register copy.
TIME OLD COMPLAINT. THAT THE GENTLEMEN
should emily the privilege Of obtaining Their clothes
compelled. To the exclusion Of time that ght have been
plcaS,rnby enipoyed to attend to the manufacture If
C,es for the i,,e has been considered and ehecu-
ally rcmcdicd by the opening Of Il large stock of
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING,
this day exhibited by to which invite the attention
WIN. H. WILLIAMS co.
March 81, 1857 35-swit.
vU,IIOsE FOND OF DRESSING WITH NEATNESs
and gr",iht: are requested to call and examine The
following business suits just received:
Ribbed Trcu Cass Coat Pants and Vest, Ito correspond
PLAIN do do do different colors do
Checked do do do do
While. Checked and Dotted Duck Linen do
49,, WM. Ii. WILLIAMS 4 co
March "a, 1891 ST. swat.
ID DOZEN SILK AND SCOTCH GINGuAM UM-
A~ breilas direct from the manufacturer
! W. H.. WILLIAMS l. co.
March 81, 1855. s5-swlt
~ Age and Register copy.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Office Western N. C.. r.. Il. Co.,
& - STArEsvlhLE, Feb. q, Ia,7.e !
TIME STOCKHOLDERS OF THE WESTERN N. G.
RaiIrsad Company, hereby nn,ied to meet in Nor
CANTON, Burke county Thursday The I'd day Of April
next for the purpose f considering the amendment pro-
posed 10 the Charter Of the Cnpany by act ut the last
Legislature: full attendance of the defs is
= specially reqnes ed. .tscSyS- - -
's'sSs - by order If the President, =. =
~ gzs 4. f. SiMONTON, Secy 4 Treas
u fsss-1 - yss<sS &4y-sAtd.
i WUsT RECEIyED, AND For SALE. TWO BOX.
- Jcnk ma and BLACK Tea with fne hi al
s;,asr and C4'lee with many Family Grd-
Rslsieh March 10. 1851. Sc ss si-sstt
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1857. SPRING TRADE. 1857.
STEVENSON & WEDDELL,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and
Domestic Dry Goods,
Nos. rs AND 81. SYCAMORE ST, PETERsBuRG Va,
A RE NOW RECEIVING THE LARGEST STOCK
"A Of Imported and Domestic Fabrics they have ever
had VIII CHI they invite the attention of the NoriCa.
and Virginia Merchants, with the assurance that they
and will offer such inducements in Variety Styles and
Prices. as cannot fail to gave entire satisfaction
March Il, 1857. 49, - ee5- 3O-swy.
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a MEXICAN ALMANAC AND REPOSITORY
IA of us. full knowledge ~ iS.'s. THIS work Contains
gr.a, varey of useful information and truly valuable
Price Sl,H.
Call and purchase copyat
POMEROY'S.
Jan. Is, 1857. Ia.
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lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT MY
- Grocery Sole north SIDE of kct square,
fresh supply of Rice and MnaSSc$ Java and Rio Coffee,
Crush Powdered and Coffee Sugar of different grades.
Ground and Gram Pepper, Alisp G." ny Soda. Cheese.
Salt, Sperm aud Aaaan,ine Candies, Soap SrgarS. Smo-
king and Chewing T'acc' Sole and Upper Leather and
many other cies usually kept in Grocery all of which
will be sold low they be bought IN the City of
Ra.c gh DR., HIDES and all kinds of cutry produce will
be taken in exchange for tids at the CHEST prices Call
and examine for yourselves.
December 50. 1885, l2-1f
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RALEIGH AND CASTOR RAILWAY.
Change Of Schedule to connect with the North.
Carolina Rail- road.

Change Of Schedule to connect with the North.
Carolina RaillO Dad.
an AND AFTER MONDAY THE 18TH INST, THE
~ rams will leave and at Raleigh "a. e. X. r.
Depot fellows:
Express No. l, leave Raleigh Mt O'Clock, \. NJ,
Arrive III Weldon II ~, ~ NJ.
&c d" Leave Weldon 81, |. =. NJ,
Arrive III R,ie 9Th i. +. NJ.
Express No. ,, leave Ra'c gi >. r. NJ.
ARRIVE It VI e!i"n l''. F. NJ.
{" Leave. Weldon II. p. NJ.
Arrive at Ralc gh 4. A. NJ.
Passengers going N.rih will reach Weldon this line
than TIVE. i',l> ahead If the line Guid buro.
Breakfast and Supper at FrankIint"n.
JAMES NJ. POOL.
T. Agent Il. & q. r. r. Co.
March II, 1877.
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The New Senate.

The following is listsof the members who const
tnte The Senate for the present Compress:
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,-The
subs rber offers his Mill Place Sale The above
named plantation contains 700 of excellent Cton
grain and meadow land; fine mill property and dwelling
house. Ice house kitchen, &C. &C. II is hcated on The Sal
s'ry and F: yettevilie road, mile from the Yadkn
river and five miles from Holtsburg station the n c.
Railroad. .
Tie would give immediate possession and also hire sew.
eral hands the balance Of the year. Address
ORSTON BRADSHAW
Salisbury. n G..
March ., 1891. 2U-swlOpd.
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FOURTH CIRCUIT
Granville, first Monday in March and September
Orange second Monday in March and September and the
fourth Monoay after the fourth Monday in March and
: September
Chatham third Monday in March and September
Randolph. fourth do do x do do
Uayidstn Monday after the fourth Monday of March
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MARBLE AND GRANITE.
WILLIAM STRON ACH
HAVING HIS MARBLE YARD TO
MESSRS. MAUNDER & CAMPBELL
"OCLD CONFIDENTLY RECOMMEND THEN
w to the Public as sklful and competent workman
and reliable gentlemen. "'
The undersigned. successors to WM STRONACH will
continue the execution of, "
MARBLE AND GRANITE WORK.
in all its branches They be found at the old stand
sou beast corner of the Grave Yard The Public is nyit
ed To cme and examine specimens IF work. as well as our
stock Of Materials good supply Of all kinds being always
kept on hand. % '
AL orders from distance promptly attended to-
Address. MAUNDEK CAMPBELL
Raleigh, n C.
Dec d, lo'n. 6-SWly,
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= FIFTH CIKl:UIT
Surry, fourth Monday in February and August
Yadk, first after tue fourth Monday u February and Au
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ITO THE TgRPENTINE MAKERS =, :,

az Register copy.
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Calvin IL Wiley, of Gu.lford.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT BOARD.
Gov Bragg, cx-oiiic'o, Chairman
n Z. C4uady, of Granville.
CITY GOVERNMENT
Wm Dallas HAYWOOD Mayor.
Eastern ward.-Eldrd iss sm.sh,
Middle wa's-S ! j a $:",:,
Western Ward.-Tho N as Briggs,
"a C h,is'a he, CITY City Clerk,
City Guard.-Jackson OVERLY,
City Constables.-WmN Andrews,
JOS Belts. Weiglmuser
w. n. And ews, Clerk Of the Market
b. F. AksOre' city Attorney.
Banks
BANK OF THE STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA
Incorporated 1886. Charter expires in 1851, Can;,a
Sl,n", divided into ,uov shares. of which the Literary
Board holds ,,".7 and the University ,ooo.
Principal Bank at Raleigh.
George ". Mordecal President.
Charles Dewey, Cashier.
J: II Bryan, Jr., Teller and Notary Public
w. f. anderson, Discount Clerk aud Notary Public
J.rdan Wonbe Jr. Clerk.
THIS Bank has branches Newbern Tarb,ro', Fayette
Canton and Windsor. ~ 0'
Oh 'ue vi iue Otde u. w. Courts Public
rer, ex-Ific.o, l.. OBJ Branch and W. r. Poole
On the part Of the Stockholders VIM Bnylan VIM
Pence, h. Bryan. Alfred jones and B. F. Moore " "
Offer ny and Renewal day-Tuesday
Discount day-Wednesday.
Business hours ~ Till o'clock
RALEIGH BRANCH OF THE BANK OF CAPE FEAR.
William H. Jones, Cashier.
X. p. Finch, Teller and Notary Public.
60. DIRECTORS.
Geo W Haywood; T. II. by, sst Jones, George Lit
Offering day-Monday.
Discount day-Tuesday. -
RAIL ROADS, IS
RALEIGH AND CASTOR RAILROAD COMPANY.
DR.. w. J. Hawkins, President. - - !,
w. W. Vass. Treasurer. -
J. NJ Pool, Assistant Treasurer.
C. Allen, Depot Agent.
Pm. 49,. $50 = = s. = A'e' - ''sV
Chas F. Fisher President 2. = @scsy5sss
q Z. Menderhail, Treasurer ~ = -
West, Freight aud Ticket Agent. s -, 5..Ss
Ssoss Aasde xss d s W - -. :;
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ARKrYED,

Steamship Ts@Fss, or, Morris GSs9y .as the Clyde
tered sroes westerly gales aud bo.serous weather.
sle.m.hiP GLASGOW or g2oSwn, Ghsow Jan "a via
NV gates the Fsssage.
iess. &c 2 D 9 Bacon Prom a. > Ion g hsye hsa
and thunder have been thin 100 miles Of ssrdy Hook
whampee all well Nov lat rs s lon los 81 T. SPOKE ship
Gao bur- rom Manila Jan % Ia ~ loo z q ssnaled
a four rnssted English sesms standing W 4.
to Esb. Ss1s fosdies jan 80 OF ais lon S passed
isps mast painted While app.,eny but ssO, time u The
Jan 81 ssHe1s sw mics passed bright right mast with part
heavy 5ssa
Ship Hsrtfrd ioi southport Powell Savannah IS days with
weather. ssa 30 While q anchor in the Lower bay ported
snip Alexander of Bsnmore, Ban. ch~4esiOn Is dsy-
sps sc Jan g % a1chsr % the Ioos And dur
chan ont e ss. n the e SrssssF GEAR over the sSp
came near gong Ashore on the hoos slipped Ne ehs AND
Is yards -.
sss LSsSf R"ons s Co. Jsn S % TO- lon i'S o
spoke ship Bavre. hence for Iisyre -, =
ballast e master bad ssay, wesss5 e 's sSw p 5s
henes ss az SSdebofO cson in dsess Jane o PC
NIEsnl,s frsm rc,os Gr New Yo' IN i q
Is and Gibraltar Dec win frut odomez Walls co.
ssp 'sn sfa AID @ Queen The oas south
ern aud had westerly sAs the entire passage from
jan 70 hsd hurricane from - which shitei tosw. Jan
Is lat 3 81 Ion g. To- experienced another hurricane from 81
~ la Is on % fell IN vDh Inc 81 xassens d BAH from
f Ss ss on sPi S
sS sS R' 5ff s Ssa s fs w m @ %
srfr Baltic from Buckspori for New York entirely
provisions supplied her by means Of heayng line blow
brig Elsncre OF sspgor Whfmore, Marselies ~ DAYS,
with mdse 10 master. Experienced heavy weather. carried
Bfg Ns,hiSs dob Fssstes Trieste "a days with md.c
10 W Pollaz. vessel 10 Funcke Meincke Experienced
heavy Weather vas days op he coast . . -
brig Fannie of Frsnsfort Me- Campbell sanlos Brazil ~
"a spose bsrk Green from 81 Domingo City tor Bos
rs days out
with 81 hhds tcs bbs sugar q hhds moasses stru
verkobi kengkr; vessel 70 AZ Peters Jan " no lat,
&C. boarded brig Gilman, OF Boston Rogers Is days
rom Boston who supplied with provisions Jan
"a ai ~ o Ion ~ M passed Of OF
800 abandoned beth masts at the deck, and The
brehing her. Jan 2 lat 81 TO- lon ~ n, passed the
white smdshps black sides bowspri standing, aud
she abandoned Same dse lat 81 lon 73 20 boarded ship
Andover. Berr. from New Orleans. who supplied Us with
ofCinton II DAYS from Mansanla had lost man, foresa
san and boom, during the gale o. the 2ls Let brgs
Solomon Eaton Woods for Port an Prince in days Web
tnrosto for NSork with oss of oreyard sails &C schr
John Hopper, Dixoi for Baltimore next day The bark
OF brig Webster sick Of cholera and no, expected 10
live.
eos n dsvs with sugar Stephenson; vessel master
Tad very heavy weather; lost ibboum jib &c.
sch7 tiger (of Handler Me- Carlson Jacmel q days with
nut coffee and logwoed 70 Bees kuphafd experienced
Fcbr Pilots Bride Pierce Black River IA, Y days, with
norwood &C 10 COrdcvs experienced heavy weather
] W .he rasssgei les' loaf raj " DECK lcsd &C,
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The rIansIaughter on Board the ship Guy
masuering.
[Frnn .h. L,Eerpoo M-,oq,Y. JOE. 4

From ihe Liverpool Mrtouyy, Jan. II
case IL at present unocr inves;,gaton by the Amor
Consul and the police authorities whioh tne
death OF tine iIg DutorusD, soo nineteen years OF
American ship Guy ssnnering Upon the arrival OF the
vessel 10 the Brsmey noore dock. the young
removed itr,tcher 20 the Northern Hospital CT
early hour Monday morriug. state OF nsen sibi.y
From this siae hn never raj lee. aud death terminated
ti suferngs The courso o the afternoon OF the
Gay HIS body presents frigntfu spectacle; his head
and face app r n be mashed 10 q mummy the
completely natcntd aad crushed the skull evidently
fractured Down 10 toe extremius scarcely inch OF
space sppcau betpsen the brusas cuts and sorcs fho
evidence 30 far car a. present be sscertsuod impu
Gates nance IL viz toe Dosiswain OF the ship no
fad 10 bsvo struck toe deceased bios the face
with Delaying pin which may Tor the II sctured
state OF the This man 10 Ter the surveillance OF
the police; and. ss nGuSt will DC held Ina body 10
cay, the case will then DO folly investigated, Mr. Wall
the head Surgeon Of the spa having expressed mis-
opinion tbs, toe injuries received have the OF
death Another man. named George wn., belong M 10
the same sbip, ~ a,o lyns Ia the hospital with
scalp wound, sbica he rays tn cted by Cut
tpgs, the third mate. HIS BODY also fcarully bruised
With blows from Delaying pics and other murderous
weapons win which the mates OF the ship hsd armed
h' mselvce during the voyage The Inquest opepei
yesterday (wedDesday before the borough Co oner aud
the hrd mate, Henry Cuttnss. ard the boaiswsin,
Lewis, were IN custody II proved that during the
voyage botn the had repeatedly beaten the de-
ceased. a. also hsd the nrsi mate
telegraph TO Jooocn Times OF Jsuuavy Ia
The jury returned verdict OF manslaush er against
the and third mates and the boaiswsJn and the
two latter milted f,r trial, Q wArran, being
issued for the apprehension Of the second mate Cut
Liverpool, cried like . child whom The verdict was
fyen.
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A NEW CONTINENTAL TREATY.
The last arrival from ana private advoes
tba, the postal susories 81 cnsana aud Frad6e have
very recently agreed upon the terms OF . postal
ne pgr :, a. VI os csS9e lee Is .S and preocS
postage lcses carried from and 10 tsu country BY
The Cunsrd sesmers than % those transported On hs
American ships We saishod that such arrange.
nept has been entered INTO those t~o govern
meup What docs II What hiss given 70 u BY
or Cd per ssGe letter Of ounce, or grammes 70 the
American port The tai hitherto has been $50 csntmes
I3d. Per Collins line the tar IA reduced from so
oenumes, OF Sd 70 ~ confines or 3D. 70 and from ship
board as British ports Thus, the American tar 10
maintained Al 81 cents per Collins line and ave cents per
Cunud the toa postage by the former line 70 be 10
cents, or ID eore than per Cunsrd's
RATES OF PosrAGE TO THE AUSTRALIAN COLONIES,
NoLuDne TASMANIA (vAs DrKMAN's LAsp) AND
NEW ZEALAND.
Notice has beer given by the British Post Office OF re.
cert arrangement mace By the Bqjish governments for
The conveyance Of mails mosth, by the route Of
sutz, between Great Britain and the Australian colonies
including Tasmania ard New Zealand. Under this ar
rsDeement matte will be despatched from Soutns npton
(Epelsnd) regularly the an Of month and, In
from Southampton special service viii 90 maintained
via France for the conveyance OF supplementary mails
which viii be despatched IRON london -FOUR days Alter the
Of the packet from thus the cor.
respopdence via Msrsees win be made up and for ward
cd from london on the 18th Of Zach month
The postage On ali letters and pewppapevs addressed
The Australian colonies must be psid Ia advance or they
be f0ywarded nom Great Britain The rats upou
S w.. ssrsa s yrhS south
Land) end New Zealand, Will be 80 the single let
es mot exceeding halt ounce when sent via southamp
ton and 80 cents the single letter exceeding ounce
when sent via Marseilles Newspapcrs whom sent via
Southampton, cents each; prepayment required.
Letters Via Southampton charged with single rates
Of postage no, exceeding the weight Of half an ounce
double rate n exceeding bali ounce bat no, exceeding
auadruple rate n exceeding ounce but not
erceedne OUNCES and two rates being charged
for every ounce or fractional par Of over the
fret ovbce.
Letters Viz Msrseiles are charged with an additional
French rate Of cents the quarter The postage
tn refore, via karseies, on letter not exceeding Y
ounce 10 30 cents; when above ounce and exceed.
ing ounce, 40 cents when above ounce ais not
eeefins ounce, ~ cents and when above and
mot exceeding one eunee 20 cents.