IT1o THE PUBLIC.-Thc undersigned an
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IL nonnees TO his various subscribers throughout
the Union, thatthe u. s JOURNAL, TINES, DEaocRAr-
&c ExposIrEn, and CONGREGATIONAL JOURNAL, which
were suspended only on the first Of March, 1886,
have been DISCONTINUED, and may now be consld-
cred among the things that were, but which have
not, general speaking, been paid tcr a.1 hl.A -


The undersigned Is authorized TO collect all dues
for the above named papers. Ii any subscriber has
paid in advance to period in advance of the time
Of spenson, the balance will be repaid by the
dersigred whenever a collection of his just dues
shall enable him to do So The bilis Of the under
signed have een probaed, according to law, and he
trusts tha, his friendly subscrihers will pay the
sn"unts due hlrn upon the presentation Of their bills
WITHOUT a mutrnr. .# ".'


Mr. Israel E, James, Mr., c. w. James, Mr..
HenryM Lrwis, and any person duty authorized
by erher Of Them are authorized to collect moneys
due me on the above -named accounts. Mr. Collier
OF Richmond, Mr.. Erviug of Boston, and Mr.. Van
Bun Of Philadelphia, are also agents for the sub
sctIber and authorized TO receive and receipt for
moneys due him J" w '.....


Washington, Oct 2s-2a2m az.