908 POSTAL CONVENTION WITH BELGIUM. Duc. 21, 1859. CORRESPONDENCE wrm ru: n P::22:!{€Nn];;P§:::dt§?} B° { BELGXAN P0sT—0r1¤xcr.. (See pp. 902, 904.) LE T T E R BI LL. Mail sent from the qjice ——-—- for the eyjice of ————-—-, the ———i-, 18—, nf England and of 1 -—-——, - g a Z; w d artm rom ·*··—· 01* ·———- y ay of ,;,6 1 l vp 9 f f , the * ---, 18-. (1) Character, name, and nation of the vessel by which the mail is to be transported from the United States to Europe. (2) N ume of the port whereat the mail is to be placed on board the vessel charged with tmusporting lt tc Lurope. (8) Port of destination of the said vessel. (4) Date of the departure of the and vessel. Statement by the Verification by the United States office Belgian office of _ of exchange. exchange. §I. — Unpaid letters, Qc. to be placed to the credzt of the Umzed _;_____ Suites qjice. Number of single Number of single _ rates. rates. 1 Belgium (— cents per smgle rate) . Unpaid letters from the United. Countries to which Belgium States for serves as an intermediate point (—— cents per single 2 rate) . . . . . momu. Amoum-. 8 Letfiers not prepaid or charged Belgium D0cmu' D0Cents` wt the price of transit sent J``` T ` from countries to which the Gil;;`;? um azm§:m;$ United States serves as an inter- out 4 mediate point, for p ‘ ’'‘` ° 5] Newspapers and printed matte:- of every kind act prepaid or Belgium . . . . . charged with the price of transit Countries to which Belgium sent from countries to which serves as an intermediate the United States serves as an point 6 intermediate point, har 7 Unpaid letters badly directed by the Belgian Post-Office, and returned tothatomce. . . . ... . . . . . 8 Unpaid lathrs resent, addressed to persons who have deparwd,but haveleft their address . . . . §II. —-Paid letters, Qc. to be placed to the credit of the Bemian Numb,,, of single Numbe,. of dusk qjice. mes. races. 9 From the United States (-— cents per single mtu). . . . Letters for Belgium prepaid to From countries to which the destination, and proceeding United States serves as an intermediate point (—— cents 10 per single rate). . . . . . 11 From the United States(~— Newspapers and prlnted matter eentsper-single mba) . . . of every kind for Belgium From countries to which the prepaid to destination, and pro- , United States serves as an in- 'I cecdiug termediate point (-—- cents 12 persiuglemte) . . . . . mouur. nxouxr. D 112. , C ts. D ll . C ts. 13 Prepaid letters for countries to f From the United States 0 H en 0 MS on which Belgium serves as dnl From countries to which the intermediate point, and pm- United States serves usunin- 14 cecding [ termediate point . . . . 15 Prepaid newspapers and print d . matter of every klnd. for coun gmm nw U¤·P¢<* Sum •• tries to which Belgium serves rggatsglgglgés 8;;v°:'m°hn€h° as an intermediate omt, zz d . °"°' m" 16 Proceeding P H termediate pomt . . , . . 17 Prepaid 1ett•rs badly directed by the Belgian Post-Omce and returned to that uueo . .. .
