TO CORRESPONDENTS
It too Frequently happens, that commu- nications are sent to this Office, in a hand- writing, ito use a trite saying, that would puzzle a..s' Philadelphia Lasoyer,' to de- cypher, and defective in many other par ticulars which we forbear to mention. We have not time, nor in fact. inclination, to make the necessary alterations and cor rections, that seme communications re- eeiyed by us, absolutely require, before they are fit for the pnblic eye. We think its as much as an author can reasonably expect, or ask of US, to publish his eommu- nications, much less to ransack Shakes peare and other writers, to ascertain whether quotation has been correctly made. Our present object is merely to give our Correspondents a hint, to whichwe sincerely hope they willpay some attention, or else many of their communications may be in danger of being committed to .he flames.

 Communications must be handed in on the Saturday or Sunday previous to our day of publication, otherwise they will not re- eeive attention until our next publication.

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