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TNO THE PUBLIC.-The undersigned an.
Il nounces to his various subscribers Throughout,
the Union, that the U. s JOURNAL TINES, DEMocRAT-
&c ExPosIToR, and CONGRESSIONAL JoURNAL, which
were suspended only, on the first of March, 1876
have been DISCONTINUED, and may now be consid-
cred among the things that were; but which have
not, generally speaking, been paid for.


The undersigned is authorized to collect all dues
for the abovenamed papers. IF nny subscriber
has paid to a period in advance of the time OF
suspension, the balance will be repaid by the un-
dersigned whenever collection Of his Just dues
shall enable him to do so. The bills Of the under
signed have been probaed according to law, and he
trusts that his friendly subscribers will pay the
amounts due him upon the presentation of their bills
without murmur. ......a.


Mr.. Israel e. James, Mr.. C. w. James, Mr..
Henry M. Lewis, and any person duly appointed
by either Of them, are authorized to collect moneys
due him on the aboye-named accounts. Mr.. Collier
Of Richmond, Mr.. Erving of Boston, and Mr.. Van
Blunt Of ofPhiadephia, are also agents for the sub
scriber and authorized to receive and receipt for
moneys due him. ---y.--.- 81


JESSE E. DOW.


Washington, Oct 2S-2a2m