WEIGHT OF IFTTFp pAprp
{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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After the lst of next month the new Post ollice Law will be i'll operation, when all letters through the mail will be charged ae- cordng to weight. As few persons have ev- CT weighed shect-of ordinary letter paper, there IS general ignorance as to what sized Shee' person may use within half ounce, 'nc maximum weight for the lowest rate of postage All letters under half an ounce may be sent three hundred miles for FIVE cen's' and over that distance for TEN cents. A 'rial oi the weight of six varieties of wri- tlnS paPer' three of letter paper and three of iooiscap, and two kinds of envelopes, large and small, shows the following result as the welght ol each single sheet, on an average ol len sheets each kind, The papers are all oi good quality, and such as we are all used To, Tor size and Meinht