{ VOLUME 6-NO. II
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE s. OO (

New Post Office Regulations.
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We give 10 our readers the portion of the new
regulations. adopted under the late acts. of Con.
gress, in which they are mostly interested.


l. All deputy pos,mas,crs nrc authorized 10
send free, through the mails, all letters and pack.
ages not weighing over two ounces. which they
may have occasion 10 write send, relating 10
the business of their olices or of tho Post Oifico
Depart tnent, endorsing thereon "post office busi-
ness. and signing their names thereto. And
those whose compensation do not exceed $500
for the year ending the 30Ih of June, 1916, NAV
also send free, through the mails letters written
by themselves, and receive free all written CON.
munIcations. on their own private business, not
weighing over one half ounce.


>. Persons entitled 10 the privilege of fraakiry
should endorse on all letters packages weighing
under two ounces '.free," and sign the same de-
signaling the office they iIl.


!. All newspapers Transmitted through tho
mails will hereafter be rated with postage, except
exchange papers between the publishers of news.
papers, and those franked by persons enloving
'he privilege; and contractors NAV take news.
papers out Of the mails for sale or distribution
among subscribers.


= Transient newspapers, or those no, sen:
from the Office Of publication 10 subscribers. hand.
bills or circular letters, printed or Autographed.
not exceeding ono sheet in size. will pay 3 cents.
upon delivery at the office and before thew aro
put in tho mails, and all such will be charged by
deputy posmastcrs as prepaid matter in the woy-
bills and upon their accounts of mails sentSnnd
stamped or marked 'pad' with the name of the
oiiicesfrom which sent.


IL. Letters, newspapers and packages not OK.
cced'ng one ounce in weight, addressed 10 nnv
oilcer, musician, or private in the army of the
United States, in Mexico, or n! any post or place
on the frontier Of the United States borderipe on
Mexico, will pass free in the mails. Each letter
so addressed should specify aner tho ma me ofiaey
person 'beIonging to the army" The INV wiH
continue in force during the war with Mexico
and for three months after its ,ermina,i,n ' -