THE SHANGHAI NEWS-LETTER, JENEARGED to double its former size, now affords a better medium of intelligence from this quarter of the world, It is published for the transmission of all the current Mercantile, Political, and General News of China and Japan, by the Pacific Mail Steamer to America anti Europe.
The News-Letter will contain a summary of all thenew of the month,—a complete, and reliable review of the amarket—Ieading articles upon subjects of general interest arrivals and departures of shipping—miovements of Ame-Fiean men-of-war on the station, ete., ote.
The conductors will endeavour to snake it in all respects a welcome visitor in every counting house in the United States engaged in the China trade, as well xs to those who are otherwise interested in this portion of the Far East.
Advertisements will be received at the following rates One square (te lines) first insert 1.00 Every additional insertion... $0.50 subscription of the News. 0 Dollars and a half per annum for subscribers in Shanghai, and 'Three Dollars when mailed, 'The authorized Agents for receiving Advertisements and Subscriptions are:—Ber. J. W. Sonstvax, 609, Sansom Street, San Francisco, London and China' Express Oflice, 2, Cowper's Court, Cornhill, London, Messrs. Wit. H. Fooo & Ca., 32, Burling Slip, New York. Mr. ALrnep Weitutr, Mr. J.B. Mownts, Hongkong."
Yokohama, Hiogo News Office, Hiogo.
Messra. F. & C. Witsit, Printers, Shanghai.
All communications intended for publication should be addressed Editors of Naws-LertEs," Local Pot, Shang-
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