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/ PosT OFFICE BILL We have copy of Mr. Hardin's new Pos-ofhce bill. According 10 it, the rates of postage are thus defined Five cents for prepaid letters for distance exceeding five hun

 dred miles, and for greater distance ten cents; for double letters, double postage; for treble letters, ble postage; ior quadrupIe letters, or one ounce weight, quadrope postage; and an additional sing le postage for each half osnce. And double these rates if the postage be not prepaid Newspapers to be sent The county n winch they published free of postage; and If nol more than l250 square inches 10 be char ed half cent sent not 100 miles, to any post-o6re in the State wherein printed; and over 100 miles, or f out the Staie, one cent with additional cent for each additional 250 or part of 250 sq. inches. Publishers send lie'r papers, if they wish, by other llau mail conyeyances. Double these raes Tor papers other than subscribers or to newsvendors. pamphlet of l6 pages, 10 by 4, 60 sq. inches, in the State wherein published, one c-nt for 100 miles, or out of il, two cents with proportions decrea'e ul postage on the slze

 The Pres dent and Ex, President, members of both Houses. xc , free correspondence. e75O 900 10 be appropriated f" -'slani' the prest mails and n

 creas,ng ns required. Alter five years, all the departmental correspondence, except tho post-ofice Department, tO be chan ed with ordinary postage. These tue "p" .,s'nns nl inc bill.