US Post Offices & Postmasters in 1866 - Perquimans County Page

DOMESTIC, AND FOREIGN POSTAGE. XVPostageon PrintedMutter.P o6taceon PrintedMatterSaxe-Altenburg, Prussian clpsed mail" " " when prepaid" by Bremen or Hamburg mail*'French mail*21Baxe-Coburg-Gotha, Meiningen, and "Weimar, Prussianclosed mailBaxe-Coburg-Gotha, Meiningen, and Weimar, Prussianclosed mail when prepaidBaxe-Coburg-Gotha, Meiningen, and "Weimar, Bremenor Hamb. mail" " " Frenchman.Saxony, Kingdom of, Prussian closed mail" " when prepaidby Bremen or Hamburg mail" " French mailBchleswig, by Bremen or Hamburg mail" French mail« , 1 prusaian closed mail-r,(prepaid, 81c) • •Scio, by French mail*;:oScutari (Asia), Prussian closed mail" " French mail41" open mail, via London, by Amer. packet" " " " by British packetBeres, by French mail*30Servia, by Prussian closed mail" (except Belgrade), French mail, via Austria. .S-iam, British mail, via Marseilles'* " via SouthamptonBicilieB, The Two, Prussian mail" **French mail" " open mail, via London, by Amer. pkt" « " " by Brit. pkt.." " by Bremen or Hamburg mailSingapore, British mail, via Southampton" " via Marseilles" French mailSinope, open mail, via England, by American packet" " " by British packet . ." French mail" Prussian closed mailSophia, by French mailSpain, British mail, by Amprican packet" " by British packet" French mail" by Bremen or Hamburg mailSt. Thomas, by U. S, steamers" vm HavanaSulina, French mail*30Sumatra, British mail, via Southampton" " via Marseilles" French mailSweden, Prussian closed mail(prepaid, 34c)" by Bremen •or Hamburg mail „" French mailSt. Helena, via EnglandSmyrna, Prussian closed mail (prepaid, 88c)" French mailSwitzerland, Prussian closed mail (prepaid, 88c)" French •mail" by Bremen mail" by Hamburg mailSyria, British mail, via Marseilles, by French packet'*French mailTangiera, French mailTasmania—see Van Dieman's Laud.Tchesme, Prussian closed mail (prepaid, 38c) ." open mail, via London, by American packet" " " by British packet. ..Tenedos, " " byAmericanpacket" " " by British packet. ." Prussian closed mail" French mailTrebizond, open mail, via London, by Amer. packet ," " " by British packet." Prussian closed mail (prepaid, 8Sc) -" French mailTultcha, French mail" Prussian closed mailTunis, French mailw British mail, via Marseilles, by French packet .Turkey in Europe and Turkish Islands in the Mediterranean,except as herein mentionedPrussian closed mailBy Bremen or Hamburg mailOpen mail, via London, by American packet." " by British packetTurkey in Europe, cities of, except as herein mentioned,by French mail, via AustriaTurk's Island,Tuscany, Prussian closed mail (prepaid, 40c) .'*French mail" by Bremen or Hamburg mailUruguay, via France, by French mail from Bordeaux," British mail, via EnglandYalona, Prussian closed mail," French mailVan Dieman's Land, British mail, via Southampton. ." " via Marseilles" French mailVarna, Prussian closed mail(prepaid, 88c) •" French mail" open mail, via London, by American packet ." " " by British packetVenetian States, Prussian closed mail, (prepaid, 28c)." French mail" by Bremen or Hamburg mailVenezuela, British mail, via Southampton ,Victoria (Port Philip), British mail, via Southampton" " " via Marseilles" " French mailVolo, Prussian closed mail" French mail"West Indies, British,*'not British (except Cuba)"Wallachia, Prussian closed mail" by Bremen or Hamburg mail"Wurtemburg, Prussian closed mailu " " when prepaid ." by open mail, via London, in Amer. pkt." " " in British pkt" French mail*21" Bremen or Hamburg mailTanaon, French mailRATES OF POSTAGE ON PRINTED MATTER FOR FOREIGN COUNTRIES.1. To or From Great Britain and Ireland, in United States and British Mails.—Newspapers, two cents each, withoutregard to weight ;pamphlets and periodicals, two cents each if not weighing over two ounces, and four cents an ounce or fractionof an ounce if exceeding two ounces, which is the United States postage only ; but pamphlets weighing over eight ounces, orperiodicals weighing, over sixteen ounces, are chargeable with letter postage. Books, and all other descriptions of printed matter,are subject to letter rate of postage. Neither pamphlets nor periodicals are entitled to conveyance in the British mail,through England, to countries on the Continent of Europe.2. To or From France, Algeria, or in French Mail, or via England.—Newspapers, periodical works, books stitched orbound, pamphlets, catalogues, papers of music, prospectuses, circulars, and all other kinds of printed matter addressed toFrance, Algeria, or cities of Turkey, Syria, and Egypt, in which France has post-offices (viz. : Alexandria, Alexandretta, Beyrout,Constantinople, Dardanelles, Galatz, Gallipoli, Ibralia, Ineboli, Jaffa, Kerassund, Latakia, Messina, in Asiatic Turkey,Mitylene, Bhodes, Salonica, Samsoun, Sinope, Symma, Sulino, Trebizond, Tripoli, in Syria, Tultcha, Varna, and Volo), can liedispatched to France direct, or by way of England, on prepayment of the United States postage, viz. : newspapers, two centseach ;periodical works, catalogues, or pamphlets, two cents per 4 ounces or fraction thereof; and all other kinds of printedmatter the same as domestic rates ; to be in all cases collected in the United States, whether sent or received. France in likemanner collects its own postage on all kinds of printed matter, whether sent or received.3. To or From the German-Austrian Postal Union, in the Prussian Closed Mail.—Newspapers sent in the Prussian closedmail are chargeable with a postage of six cents each, prepayment compulsory, being in full to destination to any part of theGerman-Austrian Postal Union. Newspapers received come fully prepaid at same rate of postage, and are to be deliveredwithout charge. No provision is made for the transmission of other articles of printed matter in the Prussian closed mail atlesB than letter rate of postage.4. To or From Germany, via Bremen or Hamburg Mail.—Newspapers sent from the United States by the Bremen or Hamburgline, three cents each ;prepayment required. This pays to any part of the German -Austrian Postal Union.