THE NEW POSTAGE BILL.
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The new postage bill will be considerable re-
lief to those subscribers to newspapers who reside
within thirty miles of the place where the paper
is printed, as they will get free of postage. The
following are the rates of postage upon letters.
newspapers and pamphlets, as regulated BY the
new bill, by the last Congress, which goes into
operation on the first day of July next:


On Letiers-Single, or any number of


pieces not exceeding half an ounce


300 miles or less, cen,s
II over 300 miles IN
Drop letters, (nct mailed) <.
For each additional half ounce or part


thereof, add single postage thereto


On Newspapers, of 1900 square fnct-f


es or less, sent by editors or publish =


ers, from their Offices of publication.


any distance not exceeding 80 miles. Free.
Over 80 miles, and not exceeding 100 | cent
Over 100 miles, and out of the State IL
All sizes over 1900 square inches. ..


postage same as pamphlets. '.-.s .
PdmphLeGs, Magazines, aed Pc, ,iodicals.~ d,
any distance, for one ounce or less, .-...
each copy, '~2
Each additional ounce or fractional part =, $50
thereof a.r e.,
On CIreutass-Qu post, single cap,----,,


or paper not larger than, single CAP 5s;v.it


folded, directed, and duaseaied. for e1-s - s


cry sheet, any distance. s.1E2