The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-07-29

Deeisions undsr the Postage Act made nv In.
Postmaster General.
Posr orFIoK DxrAxrAxsr.

Postmaster General.
Posr oruos DxrA.rA.sr
July ID, 1881.
The postage bound books and printed matter
and periodically Published al Intervals
ing three Mouths, aHd Office II publication
snd bona ride subserie" required by law to be prepaid
II the paid and printed
pay whole weight
paid charged with which
charged prepaid and e postage such collected
The Office o delivery.
II by neglect withou, any
prepayment double prepaid on delivery
Postage charged on all letters and other according
distance the by which they this
directed by the sende must be the which
will reach ler destination although hat may not be
should be charged by pnsimaste aeeod
OF The of postage both foreign
which lately forwarded TO every postmaster
in the United States.
Subscribers periodicals. obtain benefit of the provision in
regard prepayment the full quarters postage before the
delivery the number several numbers TO be
delivered during the H. by OF any increase In the
'ze Of the periodicals otherwise shall that The whole
quarters postage the subscriber will lose
he oo"e prepayment aud the numbers received during me
whole quarter viii be charged double unpaid and
The subscriber VIII be credited with only paid in ad
Under provisions of the new postage act,
nepapes other tAan those published weeky entitled
circulate free Of postage in the counties where published The of
fee Of publication the office newspaper printed
here be other Office of publication in another county The
purpose Of securing additional free circulation.
In determining poages, the distances
pued from the office of publications. aod not nom the line OF
me county in which the paper is published and the distance also
be computed the route which IL is carried.
Nstpaps published peesi only county adjoining the Canada
line Canada provided they do leave the
Of publication until they the line into Canada
When such papers sen. out OF The county where published to
post adjoining county the United
States matter how short the distance, full must be
charged
Newspaper publishers may exchange
papess and FROM Canada free of charge
Publishers Of pamphlets periodicals. and magazines
the second section of the in
publications recproca free POSTAGE provided
such publications exceed weight
he
exchange of for and
periodical periodicals but publishers Of have the
right with publishers of periodicals under the late act
Of Congress such publishers may also enclose IN ne
subscriptions thereto without additional charge for
and this privilege extends also to the transmission OF re-
ccipted bill after the same has been paid
newspaper periodical within the meaning aud intent OF
provision which requires the postage periodicals 10 be paid In
advances and declares that The postage thereon ha De OIL
previously specified the second section of the act but
subscribers and still required by the pro-
tret section of the act OF Mach, 1885, to pay one
postage doing however, they emit
postage reduced below the established
The postage weighing three sent
publication actual and bona fdc subscbes is
quarter only required be paid in ad
entitled postage thereon at the
quarterly a'es' VINO shai ohiy aAe heSspape " ~ ,
Actual bona de subscribers for three
more change their residences temporarily may have
papers without prepayment but must pay quarters
advance the office delivery else pay the unpaid
numbers of their post
much rraced heretofore under the
law without preparing the postage thereon
the having the form and OF the
of printed for gratiiou crcuaton and
depending for support cannot be sent by
zauous persons de subscribers
Office of publication
subscrfbe but be charged with the
mi the ONCE To
de subscribers reduction in the rate Of
postage them from the office of publication,
made in Advance the office where
publications. be delivered.
United passage periodicals. and other
chageae with letter when sent of the Uni
ted States, be prepaid mt the full rate.
Publishers periodicals the postage their issues
periodical published quarterly the actual and bona
de subscriber such periodical advance and have the
provided he the
he periodical before delivery If
periodical published less frequently the be
paid, an the full rate.
bound from ha publishers weekly
published in the village where Of
deliver them subscribers calling Office
The right 'fcircua In the mail within
published" doeot impose
delivering papers which
seeks the labor
papers, for the Of relieving him from tho
delivery postmaster will justified in refusing deliver
inform publisher of his determination
receive such
liza postnasc receives papers convent
ene publisher subscriber charge postage
desires should
and deliver such few
OF the subscriber;
when number such Indicate
labor which
he should perform
Foreign remaed first mailed in this
charged with for transient papers, which
paid.
n. X. HALL, Postmaster General.
July %