The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-12-09
NUMBER 20.

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found necessary; OF suspend an existing
office of exchange,
| ARrIcLE III. Each administration
shall make ilsoWn arrangements for tho
despatch OfiS mails'Q tho other. and
shah transport them At its own expense
to the frontier ofth6 country Of deslin-
Ai9n,
Ii Is also agreed lhsttho cost Of the
territorial and maralime transit Of mails
dcspa'rhediby ono administrator 10 tho
other shall DO 6ut betrayed by that one
Of the two administrations which shall
have obdincd from the Undergraduates
tho most favorable pecuniaty terms for
such transit; and any Ampun. so s4yan'
eed by enc Iorlhe other shall DO prompts
! " reimbursed,
ARrlcLt w, Tho stanlsrl weight for
The sinsle rate Of postage sad the rule
Of prOgre sioO shall be;-- to'm
For letters, fifteen grams
For all other correspondence men.
toned in the second paragraph Of tho
frat article. i, shall DO that which The
despnlcbing administrator shall adopt
for the mails which il .aaSpaIcbes TO the
other. adapted to the convenience Of it's
inleIior service,
Each administration, however, shall
notify The other Of the standard weight
itShall adopt, and Of any subsequent
change thereof,
The rulo OF progression shall always
DO an additional sing 10 rate for each nd.
diluionul standard or fraction thereof.
The weight stated by tho deSpatehng
oiliae shall always be accepted, except in
case Of manifest mistake.
ARricLE V. Tho single rata OF post.
aga for the direct correspondence is rs,
lubllshod as follows;
For letters from the United States, CT,
ttcn cents
For letters from Italy, eighty ceni,s.
imi,
For all o,hcr correspondence mention.
cd in the second paragraph Of the first
article, it shall he that which tho des.
patching administration shall adopt for
the mails il dospalches adapted TO lie
own convenience, but each Odminstra.
4 ton shall iufoIm the other Of the rate il
adopts, and Of any change OF il.
The postage upon my correspondence
! however, may hereby common accord
.podias4 sheqpSef stod5f shl lavsil'
l.hiin % 1rf folIta
5tslfla eua llii sfplaps lalli lhdlca.s Cue.
fdHto pseibffed ollherjn7 willing or By
tho amount ofpopiNge prepoido az ~
ARTICLE VI. The prepayment Of
postage on ordinary letters between tho
United States end ItolS shall be optional
The prepayment Of postage cd all Y
other correspondence, incIuiing regis.
tered lotors. shall DO obligatory.
The correspondence ofil kinds which
shall not be prepaid shsll be charged by
tho receiving administration with i fine
not exceeding cents in rho United
States and not exceeding 80 Ocntesi6ii
10 Italy.
The correspondence OF any kind, in-
sufficiently prepaid, shall be despatched,
bul shall0e charged BY the receiving
administration with the deficient postage
as well as the fine aforesaid.
Fractions Of enc cent in the UaitOl
States md Of 5 centesimi 10 Ilaly, shall
be counted for the fall amount.
AnTrcLE VII. Any correspondence
may be registered, as vol that directly
exchanged between tho two counties, o.
that originating in either of them and
destined to other FOREIGN countries to
which they may respectively serve asin.
lemedlaries for registered correspondence
aud vice versa.
The international corresdondence reg
s,ered must always be prepaid, both the
postage and the register fee,
The foe shall be, DOT exceeding 10
cents in the United States, and City ceu-
teslmi in Italy,
ARTICLE VIII Accounts between the
two administrations shall be regulated
as follows
From tho total amount of hostages
md register lees collected upon letter.,
added 10 the Omount Of prepaid postaQes
upon articles than lcuers as collected by
osch ADMINISTRATION. 1t shall deduc, tho
the cost Of the established rates of the
intermediate transit Of the mails IL des
patches TO tho other and the balance shall
be equally divided between the Two ad.
minislralions.
There shall be excluded from tho ac-
count oil fines upon unpaid or Insult.
GENTLY paid correspondence, and the de-.
Gcient posagos upon articles mentioned
in the second paragraph Of nhlclo first,
oil Of which shall be rstainOd to the us0
Of the administration which collects
them.