The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-10-28

coming from the United States aud thelI
territories. shall be established accord
ing to tbs weight Of each letter, at the
rate Of eighty cenlimes per even sew er
grammes and half. or fraction oI
seven grammes and a half.
ReOiprocally, the postage to be levied
10 the United States and in the terrific
ries OF the United States on letters fol
France aud Algeria paid 10 destination
as well as on unpaid letters coming from
France aud Algeria, shall be established
according to the weight Of each letter. al
the rate Of fifteen cents per American
quarter. ounce, or fraction Of American
quarter ounce,
ARTICLE VII. The rates of postage 10
be paid by the French Post Office TO The
United States Pest Office, as we'll on
pre.pnid letters sent from France aud
Algeria for the Uoitcd States as on uu.
paid letters seurto France and Algeria
ffpm'lhe United States, are Gxed as fol-
lows viz;
/. Al the sum Of three cents for seven
gramnos aud half, or fraction of seven
grammes and a half, on each letter
transported between the French from.
tier and the American frontier at the ex'
pense or on account Of the French Post
Office.
2. AT the sum of nine cents per sew
en- grammes aud half, for each letter
transported between the American lroR.
tier and the British frontier for or from
France at the expense Of the United
States Post Office.
8. And at the sum OF twelve cents
per seven grammes and hall, for each
letter transported between the American
frooler and the French frontier direct,
or when touching only one intermediate
English port without passing through
England, at the expense of the United
States.
AS to the rates Of postage 10 be paid
by the United States Post Office to the
French Post Office, SIS well for prepaid
letters sent from the United States for
France aud Algeria as for unpaid let
ters sent from France and Algeria fer
the United States, they arc fixed as fol-
'lows:-.
l. Atthe sum oF three cents per AM
erican quaner-ounce. or fraction Of Am
eriosn quarler-ounce, for each letter
transported between the Amercan from
tier and the French frontier direct, or
when touching only Ot one, intermediate
English port without passing through
.EaglAadt4as the sEpepscs ei, ,tae ppiyVa
States. .'F
2::'At the sum Of six!oents per Amer
lean quaner-ouncePor fracliOA Of, f,Amek
fcan quarter ounce, for each ls'eer'trons-
ported between the American frontier
and the British frontier. for or Ifem
France, at the expense of the United
STATES Post Office.
3. And at the sum Of twelve cents
per American quarter.ounce, or fraction
OF American quartcr-ounce, for each let.
ter transported between The French from
tier and the American frontier at the OK
penss or on account OF the French Post
Office.
ArruLE VIII. Ordinary letters sent
by way Of France either FROM the Uni.
ted States and their territories for the
countries mentioned in Table B, annexed
to the present articles, or from these
same countries for the United States aud
their territories, shall be eSchonged be
tween the French Post Office and the
United States Post Office on the condi-
tions stated in the said table.
Ordinary letters seat by way of the
United States, either from France aud
Algeria, for the countries mentioned in
Table @. annexed 10 the present articles,
or from those same countries for France
and Algeria, shall be exchanged be.
tween the French Post and the United
States Post Office on the conditions
stated in said Table @.
tits understood that 10 case the con-
ventions which regulate the regulations
of France with the foreign countries do.
siguated in Table B should be modified
10 such q manner as to affect tho con
ditlous of exchange stated in that table;
recprOcally, that, in case the eonven'
ton which regulate the relations oI the
United States with the foreign countries
designated in Table G should in like
manner be modified shall bo admit.
ted on the one part and on the other,
according to tho information and evidence
which the two post Offices oil France and
the United States shall bo reCiprocally
furnish one to the other.
ARTICLE TX, Letters badly addressed
or badly directed shall without delay be
rocrprocaily returned by means of the
respective exchange Offices, for the sum
which the office sending shall have al.