RATES OF POSTAGE
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For a single letter, not exceeding half an
ounce (aVordupos,) sent not exceeding 300
miles
Sent over 300 miles IC
For every half ounce, and any excess over
every half ounce, the same rates Of post
age; and when advertised, two cents on
each letter or four cents if the advertising
cost so much, additional.
For drop-letters (not to be mailed) each
For any printed circular, handbill, or adyer-
tisemeni, unsealed, sent any distance
For any pamphlet, or other matter "of every
kind" that is transmitted by mail" and
has no written communication, of one ounce
or less, or for newspaper exceeding 1000
square inches Of surface q
For each additional ounce, or an excess great
than a half ounce
For any other newspaper, sent over 80, and
not more than 100 miles, or any distance
within the same State
Sent over such distance Il
These regulations, it has been seen, do not ex
tend to members of the last Congress; but tn,
following letter, which has been sent to us fo
publication, states that they I" may frank writer
letters from themselves as under the act Of 1893
until the meeting of the next Congress-: