 | John Gaylord Wells - Law - 1875 - 628 pages
...obliged to affix stamps to letters, nor aie they obliged to make change except as a matter of courtesy. To use, or attempt to use, in payment of postage, a postage stamp or stamped envelope, or any stamp cut from any such stamped envelope which has been before used in payment of postage, is punishable... | |
 | Jerome Bonaparte Washington - United States - 1876 - 970 pages
...obliged to make change except as a matter of courtesy. Neither should they give credit for postage. To use, or attempt to use, in payment of postage, a postage stamp or stamped envelope, or any stamp cut from any such stamped envelope which has been before used, in payment of postage, is... | |
 | Metcalf, E.S. & Co - 1877 - 356 pages
...payment of postage. Letters deposited in a post office having such matter affixed are held for postage. To use or attempt to use in payment of postage, a postage stamp or stamped envelope, or any stamp cut from any such stamped envelope which has been before used in payment of postage, is punishable... | |
 | Chas. C. Chapman & Co - Illinois - 1878 - 820 pages
...payment for postage. Letters deposited in a postoffice having such matter affixed are held for postage. To use, or attempt to use, in payment of postage a postage stamp, or stamped envelope, or any stamp cut from such stamped envelopes, which has been before used in payment of postage, is punishable... | |
 | John Gaylord Wells - Commercial law - 1879 - 622 pages
...obliged to affix stamps to letters, nor aie they obliged to make change except as a matter of courtesy. To use, or attempt to use, in payment of postage, a postage stamp or stamped envelope, or any stamp cut from any such stamped envelope which has been before used in payment of postage, is punishable... | |
 | 1884 - 350 pages
...address, as they will thus be rendered unmailable. Nothing whatever must be attached to a postal card. To use, or attempt to use in payment of postage, a postage stamp or stamped envelope which has been used before in payment of postage, or a stamp cut from any such stamped envelope and... | |
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To use, or attempt to use, in payment of postage, a postage stamp or stamped envelope, or any stamp cut from any such stamped envelope which has been before used in payment of postage, is punishable with a fine of fifty dollars. In using Postal Cards,... 