GEORGE BANCROFT, Acting Secrleary of War, and

 Secretary of the Navy.

f0ST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, :

 June l6, 1915. {
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TEXAS NAH.

 Ordered, To establish week ly mail com to be made if practicable, semi weekly between ,Nae OrtraaS aBm Gaices- lon, ill Texas, by steamboat, under the act of Congress, approved March Sd, 1915, au- thorizing the establishment of mails in the Guit of Mexico. Authority is given to the postmaster of New Orleans to make the con- tract for this purpose. The rates of postage will he ten cents for every letter not exceed ing half ounce in weight, twenty cents on each letter exceeding half ounce, but no exceeding one ounce in weight, and five cts for each addishal half ounce or fraction O an ounce; and three cents for each newspa- per, price-current, sent or received by thi, route. The inland postage between New Orleans and the place ill the United States from or at which the letter, Sc. IS despatched or received, is to be charged in addition tc inc foregoing rates. Postage on letters, Sc to Texas IS to be prepaid; and all postage on letters, &c. from Texas is 10 be unpait till received al New Orleans, or other place of destination in the United States.