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= asr,BR OPQSAAL.S.-0FFICE o DEPOT AM
DIsRgRsMG QUARTERaIas asTERe ATLANTA. g.,
October ID. ~-sEALED PROPOSALS viii be rece
ed at thiss fhoe until IL n, TtursdaA october loti
1857. Tor supplying the aoVsrnpent with sssoso EEfI
OF LuMEER, Us yoii0ws, viz: -. 80
80. eOoSHis 2O1srs ,. - =. :. -.
= lssesnt,sg ,sIsrs { 80 '.
800 scantlng is1AI4
- s.l.4so scanflns 2oxo,43 -. -
tAaass4 $40 scantlng 171sIs T. c-.sso4ss~
.foa go scantnng le1A1ss - 2 / .-1ls
1880 Scanting l0x214 ~.
= n c. $500 Jost 2axsxS~ see ~
a-1,25o Jost 14ISxs ~, ~ -
1,7so pieces Bridging 16.l11s
1880 Tie Beams 2lr2xxs
1,25o Braces 2ox2x6
$500 Rafters 1512xG
f,25O Kafters16x2I5
,ssS -'.- go Rafters 20xgxs ,->sa' t.
- q iss74o feet Flooring IL inches thick, 20 Aee
a@' ~ long ~ - r * -
% 4isess0o teessFloorsng ~ inchss thick il feea
long os-zRE - cal X ~ =
81 ,O2sasaspk sheetins (straisat edss51 ,incl,
. -.,ssJnicks s4e !asat
slOOOvfest plankl isph thick, ,ls sstlOpE.sis
- incLes vide, ,s se,..
S@VVv ioSs &ianA iuCh Suic11 ~ tsoA.tS
1900 feet Plank 21s inches {, = l5. .s.,1,
:, 1900 Het Of Strips ks inches
The whole g be good: bound Pine Lumber Delivery
to commence October 18th, 1857 win such material
win bssrequred In framing. sisa to continue In sucn
quantities andior such sizes and description Is may nom
time to time be rsquredin the ordinary ptccess Of
structon-the whole contract to be. flied within pnetr
days from the date OF FIRST delivery The whole to Be de.
vered at the swft RAGE Track in the city Of Atant.
where it will be inspected. - -, ssss:y-=.
Proposals must state the price per thousand feet
Bids will be entertained Tor each article separstey fer
any part of the whole BILL notIoss In amount fh 900
feet. or for the whole amount. -
Bids must be in TaIpLIoATs with copy ofthi5 sdyr.
tisement ATTACHED TO EACH, and bear the endorsee:
ofTwo sEsroSsrBLx persons wh6are wiling to beccb,
surey for tsbidder in thssvent fhe contract beins
awarded to him. Proposals not complying WIN thsre.
laurements of this advertisement will be rsjected
Bidders invited be present or representdst ta
opening Of the bids. -. a.
The Government reserves the right to reject any&si
bids
Proposals should be addressed TO the undersgred and
endorsed upon tn, envelope. Proposals for tho delivery
of Lumber"
By order Of Brevet Brig Gen. E. sAxToN Chief Q, N.
r. j. FARNswoRTH.
First Lieutenant 34th Infantry, A.A. Q. NJ,
october7 In chares Of Depot
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From New York

New YORK, October 4-The steamer Wesser,
with European dates to the Oath, states that the
3pancial Custom Agents, in Naples, have teen de-
f.audine the Government at rate OF thirty mil
lion francs during the past six years.
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From savannah.

SAVANNAH, October 5-P. M.-The weather is
cool and raining in torrents all day.
The reports from Fldida and Southwestern
Georgia are very gloomy. Heavy rains being re-
ported. g. -
SAVANNAH, October 6--The rains IN Florida aon'
tinue A heavy freshet at Live Oak washed the
track OF the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad in several
places. The train due this A. NJ. has not arrived
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saivaSson the Geo. Cromwell.
KEY WEST. October 4.-The Admiralty Court has
allowed twenty-five per cent. as ssiyaget on the
ship Geo. crousuGea, which amounts 70 $4,000
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= sg ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIFICLAL HU.
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. F.
BAUcH and P. GoUGLEMANN (fornerly employed by
RoIss6sa'EAU, of Paris, No. 5ss Broadway New York
4brn14 g ~A - 1yr
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HAVANA, October 5.-Dates from tlre City of
Mexico to the 2sth, and Vera Cruz to the I'd inst,
state that the United States stesne Yaatic was
detained at Tampico owing to scarcity of water
On the bsr, and at length obliged to go to Vera
Cruz.
The funeral ceremonies ever the fallen heroes
ard the grand military review We're to take place
at Vera Cruz on the 1st.' I'd and 81 Of October
Rsfael Garcia was made Governor and Military
Commander Of Puebia on the-2lst uh.
United States Minister. Plumb arrived at Vera
Cruz on the 9th ult.
otterbonrs arrived here from Mexico, -
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MARRIED,

On Thursday October 1s67, at the residence of the
bride, by the Rev. Mr.. BOWMAN, MIR. J. Z. SLOANto
Miss c. N. CARSTEN, Of this city. 80 "" I,
At St. Paurs Church, Richmond, Thursday morningi
October 3a8s7, by Rev. c. q, PAGE Colpael g. j. PAGE
to Miss MARY mitchell. daughter OF JOIN Mitchell,
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From KEY Wess

ETWEsT, Fla, October 5--P. M.--The Admi-
raSty Court allows twenty-five per cent. salvage on
the steamer George Crom,ceg, amounting in all to
nm
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The London Engineer says .To such, wonders
full perfection has the process OF manufacturing
test objects for microscopes been carried that NJ.
NosERT, OF Greifswald, in Prussia; has engraved
lines upon glass so close together that upwards of
eighty thousand would go in the space Of an Eng
sh inch Several series oithese lines were engraved
upon one slip Of glass. By 4hesss the defining
power Of any obiect-gass could be asoertained. AS
test objects they eequal toyand even rival, many
natural objects which have hitherto been employ
ed for this purpose. The delicate lines on some
OF the diatomacs are separated from each other by
the one-6ftythousandth part Of an inch, while the
finest lines engraved by NJ. NoBERT are not more
than the one hundred -thousandth part of an inch
apegt." Y bA
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DIER.

HS- The Friends OF MI. and Mrs. Il. u;
EAsos are invited to attend the Funeral of their infant
daughter, WHILELMINA from their residence America
street. 7his1forning, st halfpast Ten O'Clock i.
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RrA YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HEa
country home, after soourn of few months in t,
hardls recognized By her friends. In placeo.
coarse rustic flushed face she had asoft ruby co1o
ple1ion OF almosr marple smo0tnnesS Hru IfIBIeud
three she really appearedb but eighteen Uponin
ouiry as To- the canse of great change she plainly
told them that she used the CIRCAssIAN BALM, anc
considered Invaluable any toilet
By its useauy Lady or Gentlemen can improve their per
sona appearance hundred fold. 1t is simple in t'
combination Nature herself Is simple. yet unsrpass
ed In Its efficacy IN drawing Impurities fon also heal
ing. clens hg and bsautifyiIg thaskin and eompexon
By its Ict cton the cutcle it draws from its
impurities kindly healing the same, and leaving tho sur
ace as Nature intended it should becleaE SOFT snooti
and beautful Price ST. sent by Mail Express. on re
ceapt of sn order, by
W. L. CLARK CO., Chemists
No. 9 West Fayette Street, Syracuse, N. Y.
f,,+ Hop
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yellow Fever I'm Mobile

MOBILE, October 5-P. M.-The, ,interments from
yellow fever for twentyfour hours, ending O'Clock
this evening, were twentY.fiye. -.
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ACCORDING TO TIE LETTERS OF numerouS French
correspondents, the greatest success ofthe Gene
raj Peace Congress was obtained by Madame
starr, rs.~-- lt.r~s-ss..4e Earnry LeHAld The
following ingenious set OF articles, read on her
behalf By n NJ vogt, were greeted with applause
"aud approving laughter Ito decide diaer-
ence by 6sticuffs or the stick is, by common con-
sent, sn unworthy and ignoble proceeding. 2. That
which is unworthy and iguoble for one man must
be unworthy and9ignoble for hundred, q thou
sand, ten thousand, or hundred thousand. 8. IF
it be admitted that it is unworthy and ignoble to
decide ones own quarrois by pugilism, it must be
worse to fight under the orders of sthird party
and fjr his benefit and to kill men who never did
you any harm. A Two men who hight in the
street are blamed by all reasonable and civilized
people, and it never occurs to anybody to. glorty
the conqueror. 5. Why snould wc glorify The
conqueror in combat fought by hundreds of
thousands Of men, for an object which, if attained
is scarcely ever Of any advantage 70 them2
8. When twomen come to blows ihsthe street Fit
never comes into their heads to invoke the aid OF
the Deity or to suppose that God takes a special
interestfn the issue of their fight The same may
be said ofa fight OF ten men on side. z 1.-two
men who 6ght dared to talk Of the God Of pugilists
and call on him to holp them irtheir unreasonable
and dagraeeful scufae, they would Justly be set
down as fools and blasphemcrs. g. And, in hike
manner, ten or twenty men who oouldfght in the
streets and appealed to the God Of pugilism would
be called fools and blasphemers.A 9. What, then,
is the saset pumheS popbstsnts reqgsissto
Justify the invocation to take side in the tight Of
that God whom you0aH The God ofloye? 10. Do
you really believe that the number and quantity
can maFeaDy impression upon God-upon being
whose essence Is infinite aDo you not, therefore,
think thatto talk Of God of battles is just as
blasplemous Us to talk of God Of pugilsts?
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Domestic Markets.

New YosF, October 5--Elourf very firm. Wheat
quiet, with moro disposition to realize Corn mar
ket a 1c; better. Rye quiet and very firm. oass Is
J 1c. better-Western '76fS PORK lower a.
S23 623 s23 75.s Lard quiet at "A l4sc S9,'o "
dull-Middling Uplands 2Oc. Turpentine dni "a, d.
5S o9Ec. iiosin, strained, s3 10 y - S.oen' '
| strong. Gold 1A5. Money per cent. lSoz eo"-
pons H.
BALTIMORE, October 4.-Cotton duu-GeoIs sla
Middling to arrive 21c Flour quiet, but hrlii w
yester, ay's advance. Wheat stronger, prlio en y
white s2 75 $50, and is very scarce: red q ID q
2 70. Corn firm. Receipts light. Oats steady anu
dull. Rye very firm at S5) 60c. frovisions to l..
buoy shoulders 14sc. 144; rib sides As t0s'
clear rio Isl 1se,T ] 81
LOUISVILLE, October 5.-Superdne EeIE tNn = = a
/ O5. Bacon Shoulders 144; clear Sides lS5 w.
Lard 1Si a IA. Mess Pork s24 50.
MOBILE, October Cotton in good demand;
sales 1000 bales; Middling II. Receipts 56'.
New ORLEANS, October 5-Sales:25O bales-iMr
demand. Low Middllngs 17a sc. keeeaPts a,s a2
1ls6 bales Exports 1649 bales, Flour neia 20
SOC. higher. Superfne sl1. Corn unchailggIui, IiL,
Oats SOC. Pork dull and dropping, nomm nan
s26 so. Bacon shoulders IL 153c.; clear s,oes a1
19Ac. Sugar-cured hams very scarce az - -
27tc. Lard quiet and firm; tierces 40. Goii H.
Sterling sc 4 5S. New York Sight premium,
AUGUSTA, October 5.-Cotton in fair demsnd'
prices declined &c. Sales 3S2 bales at losc' ne
ceipts 436 bales.
SAVANNAH, October 5.-Cotton dull nonnaiiy;
sales 1GG. Receipts, 1000
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From New Orleans

from yellow feyer to-day, up to o'clock this even
ing, were g.
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Marine Intelligence

PosrErss. MONROE, ,.oetobefe.-The schooner D.
L. stureea. from Wilmington, N. c., for Philadel-
nhia. experienced storms or the I'd, and lost her
ds:k loadIand spars.
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The Festival OF Juggernsut.

The latest adyices from India stated that the
great car festival &C Juggernaut was in progress
at Pooree. 1t is satisfactory to find. that these
idolatrous festivals seem to be now losing their
create: prosperity and enlightenment, partly from
the indirect discouragement Of them for sanitary
and moral reasons. Three Years ago the multi
tude which surrounded the car wa; enormous, and
some OF the worshippers were killed. This. yesi
the crowds were much less than usual, and con
sisted chiefly II women and children. One of the
two earswss not dragged at f1rst because the peo.
pie would net assist in an act generally consider.
ed as giving SALVATION and the priest actually nd
dresseda petition to the magistrate, at which the
following is q translation "Op account of the
heavy rain and the small gathering of people or
the first day Of the Ruth (car) festival, the cal
could not be moved. Tomorrow will be Sunday
andsthere will be large concourse Of people
Unless your Homer looks with favor ii will be diff
cult to move the car. So pray that the cost 70 ay
be received from me, and that orders may be give1
by beat OF drum, and the police may be deputed t(
the spot to have the car mored" OF course thu
magistrates gave no assistance, and finally tn,
evil omen was averted and the priests pockets filled
when the car was dragged little distance afte
heavy expenditure. = 1t is ponderous erection, on
ten pairs OF wheels, each made of one enormou:
piece of wood. The painted block which does dut,
for Juggernant is in tower on the top, and the
cymbas, strike bells, beat drums Blow conch-shcs
and infuriate or amuse tho people with obsence
e1hortatlcns in truly deviish fashion. And al
this in the midst OF fair onxthe main road 10 Cal
cutta, at the. entrance to@the Christian Tillagt
founded by Cary, Marshman and Ward, from which
native evangefsts go fortn preaching 10 thu
The machine exhibited at the Paris Exposition
for obhterating the postage stamp, and at the
same time marking the place where posted, th'
date and the number of the mail dispatched, i:
extremely elegant. At each pressure of the dies
pair OF rollers supplies them with ink. The re-
yolving lit FOR raising the heavy mail boxes from
beyond seas to the upper floors OF the postofiee
SHOWS now every late invention has been applied
TO- this department. No model attracts greater
crowds than the very perfect cue OF the travelling
railway postoce with al it's contrivances for the
accommodation Of the sorters. The apparatus By
which mail bags are delivered and received with
out stopping the train are seen in perfect WORKING
osaer.
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sgNSny DEBILTTY, WITH ITS GLOOMY
attendants, Tow spifis, dspression involuntary ems-
si6ns loss ofseen spernatcrrhed loss of power dizzy
h6ad, loaof memory, and threatened impotence and I'M
becinty, find sovereignscure in HUMPHREYS Ho.
|NEopKTHI1 SPECIFIC Ma TwENTY-MGHT. COM
posed of the mos. valuable mild and potent curatiyes
they se aA once the root of the matter tone up the
syse arrest the dschsrees and import vigOr and en-
ergy life and vitality, 70 the entire man. They hfye
thousands of Price s9 package of six
boxes and yia 81 per single box Sold by druggists
and sent by mail On receipt OF price. Address HUM.
pHKEYs' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
COMPANY, No: bSsBRoADwAY. NEW YORK.
'ssptshhberis
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81 MARRIAGE AND oRLlBAoY, AND THE
HAPPINESS OF TRUE MANHoOD.-An Essay for
Young Men the Crime of Solitude, aud the Phyuo'
logical Errors Abuses and Diseases which crests I'M
pediments to MARRIAGE with sure>means Of Retet'
Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge
Address Dr. j. sKtILIN HoUaHToN,
Howard Association, Philsdelphia, Pa.
ssntemhsr ,s .t smos
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TAILORING DEPARTMENT.

The Stock offer this season is very attractive consist
ing OF ENGLISH. FRENCH. and AMERICAN CLOTHS
Beavers, Ircots, Coatings, Casslmeres. Yelvets Vel
yeteens and Corduroys The excellence OF e style ard
Ht of Garments made at this House. by experienced
Gutter from France are sureto please those who will
leave their orders. "a
Prices h1ed and marked on each article.
The entire stock is offered OF low prices.
Purchasers invited to call and look through the
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THK MEyICANs are behaving as badly as possioe .
about the remains Of MAMMALIAN. They muir
dered him in & barbarous manner, not oven giving
him decent shooting. Then they pretended 10
embalm his remains, and did go after L fashion,
the doctor who had the job making quite specnia-
ton by cutting off and selling his long yellow hair
and beard and by keeping the body on exhibition
after the manner Of a show of.waxworks. Inc EN-
peror OF Austria and his mother have shown
natural solicitude for the recovery of the remains
of the unfortunate prince and dispatched Ad.
miral TEGErHoFT to Mexico to procure them.
Wishing to avoid the possibility Of offending The
susceptibiities of the Mexicans, the Admiral was
sent ON personal rather than an official, mission.
On the 4th of September tho Admiral presented
himself at the Office of Foreign Affairs OF the
Mexicans, in the city OF Mexico, and stated as ap-
pears in an official document, written by the
Mexican Minister Of Foreign Affairs THAT when
his sjourhsy to Mexico was decided upon nfit was
thought that It would please the Government of
the Repubhcb better for him not to come with any
official mission from the Government OF Austria,
but simply with a private commission from the
family, who, out of affection and family piety,
naturally wished to obtain possession of the Arch
dukes mortaAremains. For this reason ne had
come merely with private commission from the
Archdukes mother, and his brother, the Emperor
Of Austria In reply to the Minister for Foreign
Affairs, hefdrther added that he had dbroaght Sno
document, and that he had simply received YER
bal commission from the family Of the Archduke !;
but that, if it were necessary, he was willing to
give written statement that he had for the
purposes already mentioned"
The result was the Admiral was refused the
custody OF the remains of the Prince, The Me1i-
cans cannot part with the poor clay on exhibition
at Queretaro SO long as they see any hopeaof add
ing to their consequence by keeping it, and il gave
them the intensest pleasure they areeaPable Of to
be able to further wound the feelings Of the Aus
tuanEmperor and his mother, and other civilized
persons. The power Of inficting pain is one that
GOV o1r iofn
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". I. CLARA & GU, Cnemlsts,
No. West Fayette Street, Syracuse, N. Y.
The ony american Agents for the sale of the same.
March so u
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No. Isl Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel.
1nna II
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Hayes majority ''.'-..' .......," 2,OS3
The total vote of 1866 was 469 ,9Os; the
total vote in 1867 was 4S4,227, being an in.
crease of ii, ,3l9 votes. The aggregate vote
was the largest ever cast in the State by
e,36l. Tho excess is in the Democratic
vote, the Republican vote having been ex.
ceeded at previous elections.
The increase in the Democratic vote ia
nearly eleven per cent; while the loss IN
the Republican vote is trifle over .fpe
per cent,
HAYES received majorities in forty three
counties, and the same number Of counties
gave majoritios for THURMAN.
Two counties, Hardin and Van Vert
gave q tie vote.
Wood is tho only county in the entire
State in which the Democratic vote is lest
than last year, the loss being 80 votes.
In only nine counties did the Republicans
increase their vote over last year-Ashta
bula, Coshocton, Cuyahoga, Gsauga, Hardin
Hooking, Holmes, Mercer and Summit
Their vote was decreased In the balance.
Ten Congressional Districts have gon,
Democratic, and nine Republican, being 8
gain to the Democracy of seven Districts
Tho following is q recapitulation of major.
tiles by Districts:
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
AN EXCELLENT OFFER
TO THE SUBSCRIBERS OF THE
PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.

The prire'of farper's Monthly Magazine is 81
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The price Of Harpsrs Weekly is "a per annum-- =
the Perrysburg Journal 81 we will furnish the
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The price Of Harper's Basar Ia - per annum-
the Perrysburg Journal 81; we win furnish the
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The price Of the Lady's Friend is ~ so per an
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The price Of the Saturday Evening Post Is ~ so
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The price Of Godey's Ladys Book Is % per
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OBLINGER e. TIMMONs.
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ADvIcEs of the 10Th ult., from Mexico
state that Don Benito Jnarez is elected
President of the Republic beyond doubt,
and Lerdo de Tejada president of tho
Supreme Court. The political prisoners
remaining in the hands Of the Governmen
have been disposed of Us follows: Fifty.
two have been sentenced to various terms
of Imprisonment, in most cases quite brief
and two hundred have been released
Juarez has acknowledged MIR. Plumb as
the accredited Minister of tue United
States
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TuE Democratic newspapers are now ly.
ing rouudly-their old occupation, only a
little more so" They claim gains in Iowa
and Indiana, hut the figures don't show
them. On the contrary quite the reverse.
In Iowa, the Republican candidate for Gov.
crnor has a majority of ten thousand more
than the present Governor had. In Indi.
ana, tho Republican gain ranges between
six aud seven thousand.
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GES. PoPE's order for Convention iu
Alabama recites that an election has been
held, at which the people voted for a Con-
vention and chose delegates, whose names
are given, and then directs these perso ms
TO meet at Montgomery, on Thursday, No.
vember 5th. and form a Constitution ao.
eording to the terms Of the reconstruction
acts, and when il has been so framed, il
shall be submitted TO vote of tho regis,
tered citizens for acceptance or rejection
as further required bY Ihoae aoIs.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS.
1868.

The Publishers have perfected a system Of
mailing by which they can supply the MAGAZINE,
WEEKLY, aud Bazaar promptly to those who prefer
TO receve.their periodicals directly from the Office
Of Publication.
The postage on HARPER's MAGAZINE is "a cents
year, which must be paid at the 'ubs0ibers post
Office,