{"newspaper_name": "The North-Carolina standard.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
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Newspaper Sn6ssriptions The new PostmaS.
ter General has prepared instructions to deputy
postmasters, under the new post Office law, which
goes into operation on the lst Of July next. The
limitation of the frankng privilege Of poslmaSterS
has cut off the usual mode oftransmiuihg subscrip.
tions to papers The following method 10 there
fore substituted, by the Postmater General provi
sion for the transmission of money, much preEcrn.
bic to that now in use We extract It from the
synopsis which the Herald giVs of the letter Of
instruction. ..raa g..


"Money for newspaper subscriptions not exceed.
ing SI0 in each case, may be paid to postmaStef
for the purpose of being paid to the publisher Of
a newspaper at any other Office. The P. M. is
in such case, to give TO the person paying the
money. receipt therefor, and to advise forthwith
the Postmaster, who is to pay said amount Of
such deposit. Upon presentation of this receipt,
the amount is TO be paid over. The Postmaster
receiving the amount is to debit himself Herewith
IN his account, and the Postmaster paying that
amount is to credit himself theteVElth, in his
account of contingent expenses.