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'.'ii'il ellNelope, 42 grams. Large do. e grains

 Waters, usual size, one grain. Scaling wax, usual quantity, , grains

 The ensuing deductions are based upon lhc heaviest paper to keep within the mark. An avolrdupois hall-ounce is 2l83 grains.- We may therefore send as a single letter.

 l. One and half sheets of letter paper sealed With wax or wafer.

 /. One sheet of do, with large or small envelope; wax or wafer

 }. One sheet of foolscap, with small en- elope, sealed with wafer.

 1. One sheet of letter paper, with a quar- ter eagle 92 50) enclosed, and secured with wax, and the letter sealed with wax.

 ,. Half a sheet of letter paper. or light loolseap, with half eagle enclosed, secured and sealed with walters.

 6. \ sheet of letter-paper may contain a dime and q half, or half sheet may contain a quarter-dolldr.

 z. A sheet of letter paper may enclose seven bank notes and be scaled with wax !; or three bank notes, and the whole in an en- yelope.