The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-16
LEX. ". RANDALL.
REGULATIONS.

| Agreed upon between the Post Office Department
| of the United States of america and the Post,
| Administration of Switzerland for the execu
| tion of the Convention for the exchange O
| Postal Correspondence, signed the 1lth October
1871, and in Accordance with provisions o.
| Article XVIII. of said Convention
| ARTICLE I. The exchange Office of New Yorb
shall make up mails fer the Swiss exchange Office
| of Basic.
| The latter shall make up mails for the exchange
! Office If New York
Article III. Each mail exchanged between TIE
| respective Offices shall be accompanied by
letter bill, showing the postages, the charges q
transit, the fees etc. accIuiIg to each Office upon
the different kinds of co respobdence-
The form of this letter bill shall follow the mod
| els A and b, hereto annexed, and shall consecu-
lively be numbered by the despatehing office dur
| ing each calendar year.
The receiving Office shall acknowledge its receipt
b return despatch.
ARTICLE III. The exchange Offices shall divide
the correspondence which they despatch into a
suitable number # separate packages according to
the letter bill.
Each If these packages shall bear the proper
etiquette and number corresponding to the letter
bill.
ARTICLE ". When more than a single rate is
chargea.ie upon any letter or o-her article, the
numcer Of rate, to which it is subject shall be in
Dictated by the despat hing office by figure in the
upper left c lrner of tine address
ARTICLE v. Registered correspondence shall be
entered upon the register list This list shall
conform to the model hereto annexed fkedC.
Registered letters shall be .nveloprd together
in strong paper ard well secured. The Package
shall b. inscribed with th- wo ds g RsgiStered''
or =. Objects Charges" and placed in the mail.
Ariel VI The rec iv.ng exchang Office
sh al acknu Wedge 70 the oispatching office The
receipt OF the registered articls numerically.
Whenever the verihcatian of the list shall dis
close error or any differences the fact shall be
notified to the dispsiching once by the next nail.
Thaf x&.- n.lFfr. rafV
ally engage to take nee,lfu measures for the care
full Transmission f registered correspondence, and
for pursuing il when lost, but it Is understood
that neither assumes TO the other any pecuniary
responsibility in case If loss
TicLE WILL All letters exchanged between
the two offices shall Indicate By stamp writing
thereon the Office of 'rigin
Correspondence fully paid to destination shall be
stamped PIid al in the United States, and L. d.
inSwitZeriand.
Registered articles shall be stamped sRegistered'
in the United States, and Charge in Swizer-
land Correspondence insufic'ently prepaid shall
be stamped '.Insatieie,ay paid, ;, in the United
States, ard in Switzerland Advertisement
In-uffisant," and the amount of the deficient
pos. age expressed in figures on the face.
Letters unpaid or insuffici-nIly paid shall be
also stamped To indicate the route by which they
are sent, If different routes are employed.
Aaric, IX The two postal administrations
may exchange in the o,en mails letters and
other correspondence with foreign countries, and
upon nditions as tdicated in the tables and
hereto annexed
ARTICLE " The tables D and E hereto annexed |
,lso Indicate the foreigi countries with which !
-egistered correspondence may be exchanged in |
the open mails between the two Offices, and TIE |
rOnditlors thereof.
ARTICLE III. The respective exchange Offices
hall mark in red ink. in the upper corner Of the
address Of prepaid letters for transit in the
zen mail, the amount Of the Postage due to the
oreign Office Of destination, and in the same man
Ter, but in black ink. shall mark the amount Of
he postage due to the forei. ONCE Of origin
pon the unpaid letters 30 sent in transit.
AKIIcI XII. Articles under band which
q not cnnfosm n the conditions mentfoned in
Irfiels XII Of the Convention, a which aEe n no