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 POSTAL CONVENTION WITH FRANCE. Menon 2, 1857. 885 P0e·r·Ostmc¤ Dnranrunur E, Connnsrononcn WITH THE 0F TBI UNITED STATES. See Fgggcg P0S·_p.QFy1c¤_ ( p. sn.; L E T T E R. B I L L . $0htfT0m UIC q#ice‘ ·—·;,j6T MG Qvu'6 of“ ··=—-, 0D6a ·····—-,  0 land and o ‘ -——— By way, * q` the -——-—-. Departing from ° ———— for ‘ -—-——, the " ·-——-—-, 18-. Nemcfthsm ofd tch. Necfthem tdestil s lg . 2.}%..,,...;:j ,.j‘...°.i".;;.°i;.;_5‘.t. vfsgihtigmen .t. .$...°?’.J’ m.. .E2f.2,;‘.;...$.*l.£‘;."1.‘;‘..2€.:§*t€.‘:..‘;. t.?‘&..£¥,‘l. 5 N th rt w erca. e mai p on esnelchnged ' (si pgriifnutiupeien ct tas nm vessel. m new or an departure or the said tml. mh °°°”°'°"“‘ i° °° E`"°"°' I send yon, together with the present letter bill, the letters and printed matter of every kind specified in the following tables. 1 beg you to acknowledge the rece tion of these matters, article by article, by your next mail, mking care to mention the dillerences or the errors which yon shall have observed after exact comparison of the contents of this mail. Tram; No. 1. — Correspemdence not prepaid. or partially prepaid, delivered on account to the Fmsda Post-Ofice. gig Statement by the United Verlneetion by thehcnch hc; Ststesclccof -··~ cllcoof exchange. étéé pwgmuo qt th wnwpomo on umbes-JA cunt  post-}! mber Amount f post- __8_ n e n. Nuudu-mwbs H“.,° bg M ° j‘,_f,.r mba man er u iing e.-em er E5 ·· § the United States the United States E s.. E S Post-Ollloe. Po|t·0llloe. z ¤ on 1 2 8 4 5 6 France and Algeria Dollars. Gent:. Dollars. Cents. (—— cents per 7] 1 Unpeidlettersftcm gnmmes). the United States countries to which 2 for France scrvesu nn intermediate pclnt (-· cents per 7]- gramxnes) 8 c the "°l.1” "°° £’.."".§“"'t»'l' prtclggtt! transit, sent :;`::°,:,;,“d A,LK°'l;,;m; W In "l‘.*“». °°...“1‘°"3“..l..‘Ti wg ·· ··· i 4 States serves es_ an in wht ' ' intermediate point. . 5 Letters badly directed by the French Post··O¤ee, } and returnedtothatoffice . . ._ . 6 Letters resent, addressed to persons who have } departed, but have left their address . . . . TABLE N0. 2. —Prepaid Correspondence, the Sanders where;;` have id Posldges which should be carried to the Credit of the French an-Opt);. Statement by thollnited Verlncation by the French Eg'; Ststesoillcsofexchenge. clllcecfexchenge. 5 Q l ° Designation of the correspondence. N““'b'* °‘ A""°‘“"' d P°“°' N“”‘b°" °‘ ‘°“°““t °‘ P°°°' 'S °"" mms;. new-nec mteies. tobecerrjcd 5*8 ?:;$:,pyqg|¢ er tgehhe credit of Ea Si gg;-ranch Post- gaclgrench Post- Ert ‘ — " 1 2 ___ a . 4 5 ___g_______ From thetglnlted States } NH; Cents. Dollars. Ceuta. 7 Letters for France and 'T.`; °°° pg mm" ·**¤·=¤··. ¤¤·v··*·¤ *~ 1Z'£.¤£`.L'}f‘»§’...£?i.Z';‘.T.’2 dcstlnauon, end. pro- M m lnummm 8 °°°m"g pclnt (——- cents per ] 9 Prepaid letters mrcoun Fgzmcthe United dtates l trles to which France From countries to which ` serves as an internw the United States serves, dlatc point and pro- as an intermediate 10 ceeding point ...