The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-17

| SECTION III. Patterns samples of merchan.
| disc exceeding the weight of fifteen Ioths (egh
and three fourths ounces) cannot be sent by mai
!, to the North German Union Letters weighing
three Ioths Zone and three fOurths ounces) mere
if containing articles subject to customs duty,
| stead of writings documents or obligations, are,
in like manner, excluded from the mails sent IL
the North German Union
Sc. TIoS " Zach mail exchanged between the
respective OF ces shall be accompanied by letter
bill showing the posages fees &C. and the charges
Of transit accruing TO each Office upon the differ
ent kinds of co respOndence-
The form OF this letter bill shall follow the mod
els and b hereto annexed, and they shall be
Iconsecutively numbered by the despatching office
during each calendar year The receiving office
shall acknowledge the receipt by the next follow
ing despatch.
| SECTION v The exchange offices shall divide
| the correspondence which they despatch into a
suitable number Of separate packages according to
| the letter bill.
| SECTION VI When more than single rate is
chargeabfe upon any letter other article, the
number OF rates to which it is subject shall be in
Dictated by the despatc hing office by figure IN the
upper left cprner of the address
! SECTION VI All letters exchanged between the
| two offices shall indicate by stamp, or writing
| thereon the office of origin
Correspondence fully paid to destination shall be
STAMPED in the United States . Pad all, and in
| the North German Union 'sFranco - Correspond
euce insut.ic enily paid shall be stamped in the
United States efficiently pc[d, y and IN the
North German Union 'JastrejchcGd frdnkirt,
and the amount of the deficient postage expressed
in figures black on the face in the money Of the
receiving Office
Registered articles shall be stamped Registered
in tie United States and in the North German
Union ''Rec1niHidiidirt." Correspondence for
warieti to either Office by the other should be so
stamped in letters figures as to clearly Indicate
the route Of transmission
SECTION VIII. Registered correspondence shall
be entered in register list, following the models
or d hereto annexed.
All registered LETTERS and the register list shall
be developed together in strong paper and securely
fastened, and the packet Inscribed with the word
:. ReJistsred' or e. Recon. ,fdH2iFt aud placed in
the mail The blank in the letter bill for express
ing the number of giser articles shall be filled
by writing the number in full. In case no regis
tered articles are sent, the proper blank of the
letter bill shall be filed with the word ''Aihn
or NIL
sEcTIoS TX The register list despatched shall
be acknowledged by the first Tetu mail from the
receiving office, by expressing the receipt numer-
ically viz: Iron Ne. to No. - If the
verItication by the exchange office discloses an
error Of any kind the register let it shall also,
by the first mali, tee notified to the Gesnatching
office.
SECTION Y. The two postal administrations
may exchange, in the Open mails. letters and
other correspondence, ordinary and registered.
with fireigu countries, and upon conditions, as
indicated ia the Table Z. hereto annexed
SEcTI7N NJ. The respective exchange offices
shall mark in red ink in the upper part of the
address of prepaid letters and ether correspondence
sent for transit in the open mall the amount OF
the foreign postage due to the foreign office OF
destination. aud IN the same manner, but in blGcl;
ink shall mark the amount Of postage due 10 the
foTei Office II origin, upon the unpaid letters
sent in uaHsit.
SECTION MI. Articles under band which do |
not confo the conditions menti ned in Article
VIII. of the convention. OF which are in lao part /
PREF aid shall be retained at the disposition Of the
a administration If origin, " if sent shall ut be
subject 20 account /
SECTION MI. Letters oIiginat.u- .. des |
tined fr foreign countries ~ ia r. mail /
for transit through Il l. IiteG Stat s srg ugh |
the North German Union, and wiI.c. r.-u ffi-
GENTLY prepaid, shall he TRANSMITTED 49,. holly
unpaid. AID no account taken betweef il two
al u. inis ;ratieII. # the amount IreIa. tut II
one or full rates shall be preTaIl T. HIEsber
Of rates fully prepaid shall De ays rT... -d-
SECTION XIV. letters. ard all registered arti-
Giles, which cannot lie delivered shat b. rtspec-
lively returned to the despatchir admin >tTtion,
at the end If every month.
The postage Oh unpaid letters. returned. shall
be deducted from the account against lh. Office
oaiginaiy charged herewith. The postage On
PIE paid letters. returned, shall rem ,iu il tie ac
cOuut originally entered. Il
The expense of transit Of unpaid correspondence |
which has been transported by either aiminstrs
ton i'll closed mails and shall be returned TO the
tle<patching Office not deliverable) shall be de
Quoted from the original amount charged for
transit upon a declaration of the amount by the
office claiming the reduction No charge will be
made by either administration for the transit of
returned not deliverable The
boriereaux of correspondence not deliverable shall
follow the models and g hereto annexed.
SECTION wv. All correspondence wrongly ad-
dressed missent shall be returned, without delay
by the receiving Office the exchange office which
despatched it The receiving Office shall also CO.
rect accordingly. in the column Of yefih alton, the
,r gral entries of the letter bill relating such
The articles of Ike nature ad-
dressed TO persons who have changed their resi-
lence shall be mutually forwarded or returned.
,harged with the rate " hich would have been paid
III tiie first destination.
SECTION XVI. The despatchng exchange Office {
hall state the letter bin, for the intermediate
,fces the exact number of single rates of letters
or weight if required ana the total net weight Of
he other spondence which shall be despatched
n closed mails, by such intermediate transit.
SECTION XVII. 1t is underst cd that the ac- c
cunts between Ite two Offices shall be established
N the respective letter bills in the proper money
f the despatching office, but the international | G
hostages on the unpaid letters iusufhcientIy 5
aid letters shall be computed in the money of
he receiving office Tie reduction Of there moneys c
hall be effected III the general accounts at the rate
i dollar for thaler eleven sIlber- groschen
nd eight pfennigs- In entering the foreign u
harges on the letter bill, in the money Of the \
es,atchiDg office the cent shall be Considered the
quivaent of five pfennigs.
1t is also understood that the quarterly accounts
hall be adjusted respectively in gold. and in the :
enomnaton Of the money Of the creditor office.
SECTION XVIII The quarterly accounts, men n
Toned in Article XIV of the convention, shall be o
repaired BY the respective despatching Offices of d
They shall be based upon the acknowl- G.
tents of receipt. aad shall respectively be pre-