~ The Editor Of the Portsmouth Old Do +
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D[ The Editor of the Portsmouth Old Do
minion announces that he will soon make a tour
North Carolina, for the purpose of adding to bis
subscription list. The Old Dominion is an ex-
cellent paper and well worthy of supports but
we hope the democrats in that region will re-
member us also. Our list in that quarter is not
half SO large as it might be; and indeed we may
say the same of the entire State. By the way, il
will be remembered that under the new Post
Office law which goes into effect on the first day
Of July, all newspapers will go free Of postage
for thirty miles. We mention this by way ol
inducement. Within that distance it will amount
to practical reduction of fifty cents per annunn
in the price of the Standard and other newspa


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