The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-12-11
htO the following postage

"''I oe '''s 'oi'oN'n5 postage
 Postage on each letter or packet net ex. ceeding half an ounce in weigh, ,......l0 cents. Above half ar ounce, and not over oue ounce, ................ 20 cents Above one ounce, but not exceeding two oanceS,. c.n;s
 Ani the postage viii increase in this sea Q of progression, 10 wit: Additional twenty cents for each additional ounce or francsioi of aa ounce.
 Payment in advance shall be opta&ol in eitter ccnn:ry. It shall net howeye.,kbe perl mitted to pay less than the whole rate; md TO account shall be taken of the prei ayment of any fraction of that rate.
 ART. III. Ali states belonging to the Ger man Austrian Pos al Union, respectively are to have the advantage of he -ats of ten cents established by lhe preceding article, (second, ) whenever their postage 10 and rem Hamburg, for letters to and from the United States, shali be reduced to the uniform rate of five cents or less On all correspondence for or from such of said states as shall not so reduce their rate.
 he charge bet6een the Unned States anI Hamburg, by either ofthe two lines, will be ff- teen cents the single rate.
 And optional prepayment, regular progress tive Ecale, etc, upon the sama principles as in article IL, shall be admitted and ob- served
 ART. ". On ali letters criginatiRg and post ed in other countries beyond ,he United States, and mailed to, and deliverable iG, Hzmourg, or originating and posted in countries beyoud Hamburg, and mailed to. and deliverable in, the United States or its Territories, the foreign postage, (other than that of Hamburg, and other than that of the United s ates,) IS 10 Ite added
 o the postage stated in Article H. or Il l., as the case may be. And the two Post Office De- partments are mutually to furn.sh each other with lists stating the foreign countries or p'ac,s
 n foreign countries to which the foreign p05- tage and the amount thereof, must Le aasou-
 eiy prepaid, or ulpst be left unpaid. And until such hsis are duly furnished, neither country is to mail to hs other any letter from foreigH countries bsTond 1t, or for foreign countiieE beyond the country to which the mail IS sent.
 IL is further understood and agreed that no correspondence for or from countries beyond Hamburg shatl be exchanged under this ar rangemepi, unless the rates of pogags c and from such countries, via Hamburg, are itcnt- cally the same as the rates charged via Bremen, under tho United States and Bremen postal arrangement
 ART. V. Newspapers, not weighing more than three o@nces each, mailed in the United States and deAtined to Hamburg, or mailed in Hamburg and destined for the United States, may be sent by the United States and Ham burg steamers, when the whole postage Of two cents IS prepaid thereon at the mailing office and newspapers of like weight, done up siogly, may be sent to any part of the German POstai Union, via Hamburg, or prepayment of three cents each st the Oilica of mailing in hs United States, whi;h shall bs in full of the postage to destination; the German postage beyond Ham burg 10 be one cent each in addition 10 the two cents chargeab'c to Hamburg. The postage on pamphlelsand magazines per Onnce, Or a frac~ ton ot an ounce, shall be oxe cent, prepayment of which shall likewise be required in both countries. Said newspapers pamphlets, and magazines are to he subject to the laws ard regulations Of each country, respectively, in re- gard to their liability 10 be rated wih letter rO,:age wbsn containing written matter, CT for any o,her cause specified h said laws and regn- 'atiohs. They must be sent in narrow bands, open at the Sldes or ends.
 ART. VI. The postage for which the United States and Hamburg Post Offices sh ali recpro- caly account 10 each other upon letters which shall be excha' ged between them shall be es tnhnshed, letter by letter according 10 the scale ol progression determined by preceding second and third articles, as follows, viz:
 The Hamburg office shall pay to the United States ufice. for each unpaid letter weighing half an ounce, or Iers. originating in the United States and destined for Hamburg, as well as for each letter of like weight pre- paid in Hamburg and destined for the United Sta es, when conveyed under Article H. by Uuited States s,eamer...9 cents. And when by Hamburg steamer.......--5 cents.
 When conveyed under Article III, by Uailed States cen's. And when by Hamburg stesm-r......5 cents.
 he United States office shall pay to the uamhHrg office, for each un. pail .'ter weighing half an ounce, or less, orl. mating in Hamburg and destined for the United States. as well as for each letter of like weight prss paid n ths United States and destined for Hamburg, when conveyed under