Hagan, writing from the Theological College at Innsburck, desires to subscribe to the Freeman's Journal for the approaching year, but cannot procure any American money from the Austrian banks. No banker will give a draft for such a small amount and since there is no post office connections between the U. S. and Austria, he is unable to send a post office order. The only proposition he can decide on is that McMaster send him the paper and trust him for a few months until he can send the price. He could send Austrian florins but the discount would probably be so great that this would be unsatisfactory. If McMaster wishes to follow this plan, he should answer and Hagan will send the florins immediately. :: I-2-c A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.