The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-08-31
nFTAII I'm pECITI ATIONS

Arranged between the PostOffce Department the
| United States of America and the Post-Offce Dart
ment or Denmark for the execution of the postaor-
Ventlon signed at Washington the LIST day OF len-
Der, 1871.
ART. The offices for the exchange of the mailaall
be On the part of the United States, ~ New Tk
az Chicago On the Pc e9spRsrk ~ CoPenhSspp
4Alls Tor the exchange o;ce ~
en 6a mG;yeng Office between Korsoer
mails for New York and Chicago 'na IA IettgS ad.
ART Each ii Be- 10 each office uP
sbowinr ,he tages &ccccompnce. The form of this
the al ent hds els and B, hereto
neyed 90 during each calendar year. The re
dispat6f6s shall acknowledges receipt by the next
| ceiVi6h I'll ,;;5o A., - y
oSan lnS thew dispatch ito suitable number of
SEPARATE ,ackages according to tie letterb Each OF
these raSsges shall bea the proper etiquette and num-
her corresp6Gaing to the htfer-bL
Art. 4. When NOR thu single rate is chargeable
upon any letter or oherrticl the number Of rates to
which it subject sh1e indicated by the dispatching
Office by figure in thipper left corner of the address.
ART s. Registered dependence shall be described
in aregster-list, follong the models and d, hereto
annexed All registd letters shall be enveloped to-
eether in strong pr, securely fastened, and the
packet inscribed withe words Registered" Gre
commanderet" and ped in the mail. The blank in
the letter bill for expsing the number of registered
articles shall be filed letters and figures expressing
the number In registered articles sent, the
proper blank Of the lerbi shall be filled with the
word "nihil'' or ''niE
ART g. The registd letters dispatched shall be &C.
knowledged immediay by the receiving office If the
verifcaton by the reving office shall disclose
of any kind in the rsterst it shall be also by the
first mail notified to dispatching office.
ART T. All letters changed between the two offices
shall indicate, by stu writing thereon the office Of
origin and the unpaetters exchanged shall also be
stamped with the of the dispatching Office of
change Corresponds fully paid to destination shall
Ha nVaDhth pa md
"Franko" in DennI. Registered articles shall be
stamped "Registere in United States, and RECON-
nanderet," in DENIM. Correspondence insuthciently
paid shall be staml "Insuficienty paid.n in the
United States and tilsrakkeg frankeiet," in Den
mark and the amouof the deficient postage expressed
in figures the ia Correspondence dispatched by
the direct line betwC the respective countries shall be
stamped "Direct sere," or Service direct" When
dispatched via Gerry it shall be stamped to indicate
German transit.
ART s. The twost Departments are mutually to
furnish each otherth lists stating the foreign coun
tries to which the)reign postage, and the amounts
thereof, must be aOlutely prepaid, be left I'M
paid and until 81 lists furnished, neither
try is to mail to other any correspondence for for
eign countries in nsit through the country to which
the mail is sent ch lists shall also indicate the for
| eign countries which registered correspondence
may be eXchangGn the open mails between the re-
| spective offices aphe conditions thereof.
ART 9. The FESTIVE exchange offices shall mark, in
red ink in the ufr left corner OF the address of pre-
paid letters sent Transit in the open mail the amount
Of the postage dufor exterior service to the country
| through which thame are forwarded and in the same
manner bu. il blk ink, shall mark the amount due
for postage to the waidng office upon the unpaid let
| tiers sent in tr$it
ART. 10. Letteioritinating in destined for for
eign countries, se1in he open mails through the Uni
ted States throrh Enmark, and which are INSULT
GENTLY paid shall transmitted as wholly unpaid, and
account taken .twen the two administrations of
the amount prepai; BIT letters and other correspond
ence originating ihoregn countries and addressed to
the United States Denmark, respectively, on
which the foreign and International postage charges
fully prepaid shs wbn forwarded through the mails
of either country th other be delivered in the
try OF destination 'eeof charge.
ART H. me Letter, and all registered articles mutu
any returned as Mt deliverable shall be accompanied
by statement exhibiting the number of ordinary let
ana the numtr and addresses of the registered
,es SO returned, ad the aggregate amount reclaimed
eneeon from the ispatching Office, which statement
n1 o9 VerIhed an acknowledged as early as practic
h, ne sSpose of transit of unpaid correspondence
%c mas 1een 3usmitted by either administration in
coseu mat AIS which shall be returned to the dis
tho or@nai omonnd deliverable, shall be deducted from
ration Of the amount,arged Tor transit upon uecla
ton. No charge will .ns o h ;tn n1
~, Sh " 1ence returned not delv-
ART IL. All corresponds. .,,..., -
missent shall be returned wit mtI Siv ~ W. 80;
ing office to the exchange Office VI ueiay ny 's
csiving oiice shall also correctch dispatched it, The
umn of verlcaton, the original ~ tne T T,
relating to such correspondence. .o AZ,
nature addressed to persons who ha VI NM
residence shall be mutually forwarded cnang "a 1hg,r
rate that would have been paid at the ffS 1,;o.;
or returned for the amount If any, orig IL 1900
against the receiving Office ~ " eN
ART 49, The dispatching exchange office al ,,a
the eterbillS to the intermediate eNchan tJ;ceS
the exact number ofsingle rates of letters, , !;
required, and the total weight OF the other
ence, which shall be dispatched in closed mails. N
ART. IA. 1t is understood that the accounts betN -
the two offices shall be established on the respective
ter bills in the proper money Of the diSpatchng oict
but the international hostages on the unpaid insult
GENTLY paid letter shall be computed in the money OF
receiving country In entering the foreign charges
the etterbill in the money of the dispatcng office Il
cent OF the United States and as shilling of Denma
shall be taken as equivalents
ART Is The quarterly accounts shall be prepared
the respective postal administrations, and shall be bas
upon the acknowledgements ofreceipt. recapitul
ton of these accounts showing the defntive resul
alike for the debit and credit shall be prepared by Z
United States office, aud shall then be transmitted, wi
the accounts which it is based, for the examnat
of the pOstoffce of Denmark.
Ant. 10. 1t is understood that so long accoun
are kept between the Post0ce Departments of the ~
countries of the international hostages the CORE
pondenCe exchanged between them, SO much OF the p
ceding articles as relates to the preparation anu ad
Of the postal accounts shall not be taken to nclu
compromise the international hostages in such a
justment. The forms for accounting such hostages sh
be arranged by mutual agreement whenever either OFF
shall claim accounts of the International hostages, TO
kept aud settled provided in Article the oonve
ton. But the amounts of POSTAGE or other tax for
terror service accruipg to, or reclaimed by, eitner
partmcnt, as well as any Sup or sums advanced by
country for and account of the other, shall, new
theless be stated and settled quarterly in the manu-
herein before prescribed.
ART II. These detailed regulations shall he ratih
the part the United States by the Postmaster &c
eral and on the part Of Denmark the Royal Direct
General ofPosts. Done at Copenhagen, In duplicate