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

returned 10 the dcspatching administration at
| the end Of every month,
The postage on unpaid letters so returned
| shall be deducted from thu account against the
| Office originally charged herewith.
The postage on prepaid letters shall remain
in the account as originally entered.
The expense Of transit OF unpaid correspond ,
ence which has been transmitted by either nd.
IN inistrat ion in closed mall and which shall
be returned 10 the deIpatehiGg oih'e Rs not de,
liyerable, shall be deducted from the original
amount charged for transit upon declaration
Of the amount by the office claiming the reduc'
ton No charge viii be made by either ad
minstration for the transit Of correspondence
returned as not deliverable
ARTICLE XIV All correspondence wrong
" addressed or missent shall be returned WIN
out DELAY by the receiving oiIi:e to the exchange
office which despachcdt, The receiving OF
fee shall also correct accordingly, IN the col
umn of yerifcation the original entries OF me
letter bill relating to such correspondence he
articles Of a like nature addressed to persons
who have changed their residence shall he mu'
tually forwarded or returned, charged with The
rate that would have been paid at the lirst des'
tination.
ARTICLE XIV The despaichiug exchange
Office shall state on the letter bill to the inter
mediate exchange Offices the exact number OF
single rates Of letters (Or weight, il required)
and the lotal weight Of the other correspond
enee which snail be despatched in closed mails
ARTICLE XVI 1t is understood that the &C
counts between the two Offices shall be eStab-
lshed Oh the respective letter bills in the prop
er money Of the despaChng Office.
For the international charges, the reduction
of these moneys shall be effected In the gener
nj accounts At the rate of five lire ten ceatesmi
for one dollar Of the United States.
IN entering the foregoing charges on the let
ter bill in the money Of the despatching office
the cent Of the United States and FIVE centisimi
Of Italy shall be taken MS equivalents.
IL is also understood that the quarterly &C
counts shall be paid, respectively in gold, and
in the denominations Of the money Of the cred
itor office
ARTICLE XVII, Tho quarterly accounts
shall be prepared by the respective despatch.
ing offices Of exchange They shall be based
upon the acknowledges ofreceipt,and shall
reSpe,tively, be arranged according TO the mod
els hereto annexed and marked T and G,
rccapitulation of these accounts, showing
the defnitiye results alike for the debit and
credit, shall he prepared by the United States
Office and shall then be transmitted. with the
accounts on which it is based, for the examin'
alton of the Post Office of Italy.
ARTICLE XVIII These detailed regua'
tions shall be ratified on the part Of the United
States by the Postmaster General, and on the
part of Italy by the Director General Of Posts
Done at Florence in duplicate original, this
18Th of March, 1863, and at Washington this
LOT May. 1865.
IsEAL JOHN A, kASSON.
SEAL G, TANTESlO,
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, May ., 1858.
The foregoing articles of detailed regulations
for carrying into execution the postal conven'
ton of 9th November, 1887, botween the Uni
ted States and Italy, are hereby ratified and
approved.
Witness my hand and the seal of the Post.
Office Department this ID day of May, A. D.
1868
[sEALI ALEX. W. RANDALL,
Postmaster General.