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lanes Gunnell.
Oct. 10. dt25thDe
MOI ICE.
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY.

MUTUAL ASSURA NCE SOCIETY.
.4.l.pU.4L GEIER.7L MEETING.
EVf.Is annual general meeting OF the Mu-
4 ruAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY against hfe
on buildings OF the state OF Virginia VIII DC
held, by adjournment at the Capitol IN the
city 81 Richmond, Oh the second Monday IN
Dee. next lbelng the It'll day OF Dee'l
SAMUEL. GREENH0W,
P Agent, NJ. A. S.
Richmond, Nov. 10th, 1909.
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FOR SALE,


A TRACT Of LAND, where Captain
IN James Deaeale formerly resided, near
Fairfax court house, containing about 200
acres, whereon Mr.. WALTER Low lves--he
has rented it for the next year Tor one nun
dred dollars per year. Possession Will be
given next Christmas come a year.
also,
A tract of !. AND in Fauquier county, ad-
joining the Thorougafare Mill Tract, on the
west side Of the Bull Run Mountain, where
on now live, containing between and 500
acres as goody a farn, as any In the county,
the best meadows in the county, with good
Young orchard and good new dwelling house.
It * unnecessary to say any more about the
above lands, as it is supposed that no person
will purchase without viewing the premises,
Possession will be given the place live on
next new years day.
James Cunnel.
Fauquicr County, Oct. -. dt25thDe
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Five Dollars Reward.


no. Strayed from the subscriber, a large RED
= LOW, somewhat brindled about the body,
has high back, long neck and large horns.
= hole in one ear, the mark in the other lit
she has any] not rccollectca, was IN very
good order when she went away, Which was
about the first of September--it is supposed
she is with calf.
N 3. Left the subscribers service, an ap-
pecuticc to the tanning and currying bust
ness, named Charles Yearly. A very small
reward will be given but no3charges PAID Tor
bringing him homo
Ezra Kenzey & Co.
November l8
g-rPRINTING In all It's va.
s.ous branches, handsomely exe
ecuted with aecuracy& dispatch,
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
will be sold, for cash., on the premises,
A Lot of Ground, together
with all the improvements thereon, situated
on the west side Of Royal street, betweeR
King and Prince streets.
Hannah Adams,
Executrix of SamuelAdamss
December /.
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Tobn G.. Laid,

Has Just received and o4ers for safe,
ls bags Soft Shelled Almonds,
50 boxes Lemons,
50 boxes fresh Malaga Raisins,
3 tierces Pearl Ashes,
10 Casks Lamp OIL.
November 30.
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SAMUEL IEPSON

November II.
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Richmond, Nov. 10th, 1909.

p s AS much Inconvenience and unnc-
cessary expence results from the present
mode of collecting the contributions OF the
members which annually diverts consider
able mart Of those contributions from the uses
for which they were Observation-Disclosures indl-
vidua,s with heavy costs, and greatly de-
laws the collections, to the injury ofthe Gre
dit of the society the general meeting at
their last annual session, applied TO the iegis~
laturc, TO authorize more certain, cxpedlu-
tious, and less expensive mode OF collection.
Their application was rejected, under an lial
preston, that the members OF the society
might not approve this act of their proxies
Having been informed that, similar =
nos;,;o;, will be submitted to the consideration
Of the next general meeting, and be-
i lieying some amendment III that respect ne
cessary to the prosperity of the instltution' !
have thought it proper 20 give thus pubic no.
tice thereof.
s. GreenhoW, P. a.
NTouo,he. 81. dtllthDcc.
~ I will take 4 or 5 genteei
BCARDERS. For particulars
enquire Of
! .7aa;es Ma7ray.
Nov, 2s. .
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November g..

The Subscriber
Has receiped tie following articles:
New Orleans and ST. Croix Sugars OF the
first quality
Mississippi Cotton of the first quality
Cogniac Brandy, St. Croix Rum, Holland
Gin
London Particular Madeira ]
Sherry SWlNEo
Superior Claret in cases
Imperial,
Hyson,
Young Hys0n' TEAS.
Hyson Skin,
Souchong,
Bohea
Best Green Coffee in bags and barrels
Gunpowder
P.B. Patent Shot, from B. B. to Nc. 9
Mould Shot, B. l.. and S S. T..
Salt Petre, double refined
Spanish Flotant Indigo
Copperas of the lst quality
Fresh Nutmegs
Pimento and black Pepper,
Demijohns,
With a general assortment of CROCE-
RIES, and as usual, old Jamaica Spirits,
Peach Brandy, and old Pert wine in bottles.
The above articles will be sold very low by
the wholesale or retail
TO RENT,
A convenient and we'll finished BRICK
HOUSE, at the upper end of King street.
James Sanderson.
Nov. 5.
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FOR SALE,

II NEGRO Womb
SIIEis a good Cook, Washer and lroner,
and will be sold low for cash OF on a short
credit. Apply to the Printer.
Sept. SO,
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Charles Slade s. Thos. GTamiha1u,

CRuTLGS 1JLILlLE O IIIO0s VI 0HJ1EtVoO,
HAVING entered into partnership In the
L 1 ROPE MAKING BUSINESS, o1ier
ior sale, at their store on Merchants whafI,
a geaera assortn,eut of CORDAGE and
HIp-CHANDLERY, at which place, Or at
their rope-walk, they will receive orders ior
any description of Cordage warranted TO os
made out of the best materials ano manufac-
,ured in such manner as will bear the NJ
spection OF the best Judges
W. B. A liberal price will be always given
for HEMP of the best quality.
November q. a
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Five Dollars Reward.

Absconded from the subscriber, negro
woman called LEFTY, ola low stature and
well madc--shc has lived some time In Alex
anyiria with Mr. Thomas Janney, with whom
her husband now lives. The above reward
Will be given if she is taken and secured In a.
ny jail or returned to me.
John I. Frobel.
Vi''o" HiA, near .d Alss1d,ia'
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Public Sale.
Sehtember 9.

PURSUANT to decree of the honorable
the United States Gil cult cour for the district
of Columbia, sitting in Alexandria, on Satur-
day, the seventh day of OCTOBER next,
at four O'Clock in the afternoon, | shall
SELL, on the premises, az public vendue,
for ready money, to the highest bidder those
four adjoining Lots, or pieces OF ground as
distinguished on a plan thereof in my hands,
by the numbers S, and z, lying on the
west side of Royal street and north OF Wolfe
street extending from the intersection OF
said streets and binding Herewith 100 feet
on Royal street and 80 feet inches on Wolfe
street.
Colin Aud, Commr.
August 81. SaWts
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Bank Of Washington.-,The subscription
for the new bank in Washington, met with
the success we anticipated in former paper.
Above $4,000 shares were subscribed be-
fore four O'clock, P. M. on the first day, and
money for more than double the amount adj
Missile, was ready before the evening"
This success occasioned a reduction OF the
surplus subscriptions, from the highest on
the list, and rise upon the scrip Is per cent.
Ibid.
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MOI ICE.

T'HE President and Directors OF the Great
4 Hunting Creek Brldse Company, will
r>ceivc proposals until Friday next Tor max
ing a road from the west end OF the bridge
Across the sunken ground to the fast land, in
re direction the road is at present opened,
ne distance is about $40 yaros, the road to be
aade in the following manner -
The road to be thirty feet wide in every
,,ar., and to be secured on each side with a
rush waiting, four feet hish and filled in with
brush and earth, three feet above the present
surface, and rounded in the middle to "a rise
OF twelve inches-,he work to be completed
by the first day Of November next and to
nave regular ascent to land on the bridge.
By order ef the Beard,
John HooH, Secretary.
September 9.
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SEINE ROPE.

THE subscriber manufactures and has to
sale. at his house on Washington street, OF
posite Jacob Hafmcn's sugar refinery, Sem
sndHauling Ropes,of all sizes; Selne& SeA
ing Irvine Shad * Herring Irvine Sach
ing and Bed Cords, Plough Lines & Trace
also, Tarred Rope and other Cords
Jofeph Harper.
February g,
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70 To Builders.
February 2 ;

EOUR LOTS, delightfully."- situated at the
u head OF Washington street. IN agenteei
aud agreeable neighborhood, each Is feet
ront by no deep to an alley 26 teet
wide will be GIVEN for ever in fee simple, to
any person or persons, who, within reason
able tlme, will erect thereon four neat, sub
stantial, two story, brick dwelling houses, OF
uniform froats, with DO other reservation to
the present proprietor than the privilege OF
building up 10 the gable ends. If space be
wanted for a large garden the adjacent ground
viii be leased very low, until built upon
For further particulars
Apply to the Printer.
August %. -
aT Printing IN all its variety nea's
y executed at this office.
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mas killed. TIE Col. Of the 9th regiment OF IN.
fantru ofshe Hne remained on The field IF battle.
A.ngular circumstance IN this great 6atfleis
fhat the columns which lay nearest to Iiennu,
suere not 200 tosses distant Jromit The hume
roas tsohutation covered fhe fosyers, ROOFS and
heights 10 sritness this great SPECTACLE.
Tie e,nheror Of dltstria LEFT Wotkersdorf on
the. 6that 5 inthe morning, and ascendeda BEL
vedere, suhence he sazo the field Of battle and
remained till noon ahen he scam7iered Gzuay at
It'll stleed
The French head quarters arrived on the 18th
in the morning at WolkersdeT
r IN the beginning Of the bulletin rema, ks are
made on the positions Qfthe armies. The Aus-
trlaas syere in all stated at 100000 mn, and
thsir artillery at from 70 900 .feld pieces.
Note of the German editor.]
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,
September 4, 1909.

September 4, 1909.
Ordered, That Charles Midnight, Henry
Nicholson and Daniel Mcleod, be COM
missioners to hold All election in the second
ward on Friday the 18th inst. at the Coun-
Gil Chamber, to elect a member of the Com
mon Council for said ward, ia the place of
James MCGUIRE, resigned.
ADAM LYNN, C. c.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
u ENJAMIN DULAt'Y, sen. csc. having
- by lis ndenture *ssisnmcnt, dated the
eighth day of the present month, conveyed to
me all his estate, real, personal and mixed
except the bank Stock and money in deposit
aow standing in his name, in trust for certain
purposes therein mentioned This is there
fore to give notice to all tenants and others
aolding property under lease or otherwise,
from, or belonging TO the said BE jamin Dula-
~, sen. esq OF who are in any wise indebted
70 him, that he or they are hereafter to pay
md accoun. fer the same, to me only er Eay
order.
Daniel F. Dulany.
Cent H. d i'm.
i \ | with to take a YOUNG
NAN fat can come well recommended, u
learn the D7Nys7s business
William Harper, Jun.
September s. dti
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Merannrta E7afip @a3ette.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IL.

Mr.. Jackson.-This gentleman arrived
in town last eveaing, and took up his lodg-
ings at Mr.. Crawford's, Union Hotel.
Ge0rgetown Cd. c. Ind. Amer.
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For the assembling the Clans of the Camp.
bells and hiacleans.
Act I'd. Scene 3D.. view OF the Sea: al.
most total darkness; rains ard peals OF thun-
der at intervals, preceded by flashes OF light
ming, by the light of which the Lady is dis
covered on the Rock, wringing her hands
and waving her handkerchief; after some
time Fisherman and his Son are seen by
lightning at sea, endeavoring to gain the
rock, but seemingly in vain the storm en-
ereases, and the boat appears 10 be oyer~
whelmed by the waves.
Scene 4th The Highlands Gathering -
tina, is, the sounding to arms is heard IN ma
ny places; men quickly appear on the noun
tains clothed in the Scotch costume. The
different clans of the Campbels and the Mac
leans collect, and gradually encrease IN num-
bers The Piebrach, or warlike must ap-
pertaining to each clan, is played as they se--
perately march
Mock Funeral of Lady Maclean. Both
parties prepare for the assault Lady Mac
lean enters, her Lord receives her In his
arms, Both parties sheathe their swords and
become friends.
nTs Box one ollar-Pitt three uarters
of i dollar C allery half dollar-Chlldren's
Tickets to the foxes half dollar.
~ Tickets to be had at the office OF Mrs
Snowden, at Mr.. Catons and at the Theatre.
TIT Doors will open at six-curtAh rls
quarter before seven O'Clock.
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their artillery al from TO 900 field pieces.
Note of the German editor.
|Traashated for the dmerican.)
HAMBURG, 1uly21.
s o'c!ock, A. M.
This moment coa,fer from the eaateror and
king has a,riOed with co1ay ot,the armlst1ce a
greed uhon 6etvet n tie 1850 cntercrs ON the l27h
inst and has brought the agreeable news that
ace is Gerry near
ARAUSTlCE
Agreed upon between the emperor OF france
and king OF Italy and the emperor OF Aus
tria.
Art. 1. There shall be an armistice be-
tween has majesty the emperor q the French
and king Of Italy and his majesty the en-
Per0r ct Austria.
Art. 2. The line Of demarkation, on the
TART of Austria, is the boundary between
Austr1a and Bohemia, the circle Of Brunn,
and line established on the confines Of NAH
rem above Raa6. This line begins at Brunn
near Marsh and the Harsh On the other side
nth its confluence with Zaya, from thence
to st. 19hns and along the road from Pres
burg, Peiss6urg, and three miles around the
city. The river Danube unt1lits confluence
with the Raao and three mics from its banks
anti it reaches Stermdrk, Larinthia, bt'ia,
(zvifh the exception Of Fissse zuhlch IS SUD-
n.itted 10 the determination 9 MS klghness
the archduke Charles.
Art. 3. Tie c,tadeAs Of B,nen and Grats
shall be Immediately dehvered up after s.gn-
ing IF The arm'stice
Ayt. q. The Austrian traps shall e0acu-
ate the TyroI and the Voralbers'; the jorte
.sachsenbars stall be delivered UP to the
French traps,
Art. S. The magazines, provisions and
erms in tiose places in the possession ct the
Austrien traps, may be carried awdy
A,t. s. Hith regard to Poland, bath ar
mics shall occupy 1Ohat they at present pas
SeSS.
Dirt Z. The present a,mistice shall cont
me for one month. Fyteen days notice
shall be .given prior to the commencement
hostiHt1eS.
art. g. Commissioners on 10th sides stall
| be appointed to tu5fA the conditions q this
| drnisttce.
Art. 9. To-morrozu (tte 1Sth) the -Aus
trian traps shat 6egin to evacuate the ter
ritories designated in the armist1ce. fort
Brueu shall be dehuered up to the French on
the 18th, and Gfatz on the 10th July inst.
Done and concluded by The undersigned
ard authorised by boih sovereigns.
Baron VON VIMPSEN INaj Gen I'M
chiefo the s:ef of the Aus army, J
His e.ceHencs
The Prince NEUFCHATEL.
Certified By the Gen. Of the STAT Of the
Sd corps.
REUBEL.
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.Joleph H. Vaudeville,
XII G-STREET,
Has Just received and far sale,
so boxes Fresh Raisins,
40 do Lemons,
1000 New Goshen Cheese.
ALSO,
1000 bushels Lisbon Salt,
$500 90. Corn, and
70 tors Plaster
September dSw
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TO EXCHANGE

nor landin this neighborhood, or proper
i 1y in Washington, my HOUSE en-
Prince street, substantially bull, Of brick, %
feet 'front.' 8 stories Nights nearneas to the
wharf and most commercial part Of the river,
affords many advantages for = stere or ware
house Apply on the premises to
DR.. Oh. Douglass.
September | 2aw3Wl
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toned near Cas,ei Braneo, and had been

toned near Castel Braneo, and had been
ordsr IL Hiarch to AlcanIarA.
Letters from Captain M'Kiney, dated
Virgo, May p, state tnis tue, 5paalards hai
re taken ST. IaSo /; that Ney was strengthens
ing himself at Coralna * that the Spani
ards had defeated body of the Fcench,
afer three acsions,- near Lugo, AMI had
driven them to take refuge inthdt town.
rne London Gazette os June 3. cont aims
letter from Sir Arthur Wellesley, to Lord
Casllereagt in wiicn he. detail, his pro.
ceedinss alter his late engagement with
Soult. Sc Their soldiers, says Sir Az have
plundsred AID murtlcrd the. peasantry at
their pleasure 4; and hare seen many per-
sons hang ng in the trees by the sides OF the
road, executed for no reason, that could
learn. 81
"We have taken about 500 prisoners.
| Thc eneny'hss not lost less than a fourth
of his arGfy, snd'all mis- art,lieiy aud e.
fnpments, SINCE we-aItacked hin ulOusne
lsVousa.." ~ ~
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we rcrnTiuetf masters q tia Seld of battle
Their loss has hsea grca;. Psssouers wa,
have been taken saw that tbsy losS;2S ~ en-.
ersS and 50 superior o.Sceis. Marxhai
.tVehser md 1900 prisoasrsii- - IN Siir hands
! Que loss has also been very considerable
100 klisl and 5000 Wounded. 1'nr Oak.
OF Mon,sbelio {Lasnes) was woenicd ny
| cannon bail in tis thigh on the 2ad, i, The
evening. General Hiilaire.lis also woua.
| ded. General Durosucl Was killed, 'rae
waters O. the D,nuoe did not .pcrsnit tne
orid sc tn DC reballt duriAg the night. AMI
tae h nperor ordered tas arlay TO pas, ;hc
liittle arm from the left bank, and 80 take
position an the isiaisI Of inder~iIslAu.
| 'Te are iiop2rns n replec- the bridges *
/ nothing w,li b. unieryakea tiil lhcy afesre-
placed. =
| La addition to these particulars. gregg
part OF the Bulletin consists OF asentimeu,ai
description O. the intcrviaw between l. IS.
mes and Bonapare, at a time when the
/, siSrshal S wouBd was Thought 10 be mort n +,
"a wnicil. of c urse the Duke ef Montcbello
nIan;fesisd aitpossitlc herois,a, and e,in-
cedthe Creates readiness t. die, for n 5
! Enperor; and hat tue E.Rperur was mel
ted into tears.
Fac Bulletin has however, other passages
from winch some differences nsy nc tlra VA
: &c tue e&.cnt of the loss sust .ined by the
! 'ench. Bonae"rte 1t is said, boasts that
! the retrelt was yell Conducted, though 200
pieces or Cannon were pav'ng upon them,
wlch thef caud not answer, during whicn
/, tory thousand rounds os saSt were hrsd a..
moh.;st them. Bonaparse, promises % re-
PAIR ass loss, and declares us intention not
~ renew the auscs till his torccsis ,ncen
trated AID better pre- Iared.--Hc a4ows s!s
Austrian army u nave beenwell -fusnr.acd
! aud e9Geposd ON She ocossioa.
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EIF2Ac rs OF LETTERS.

"F6e.w{iadscr Csistle, ? ,ol,st, has Just
a'riFed ID p days from Faino1 n. oar
Lon on ~ Pegs ~ her ace-to The l0tn juae.
2ss',-rsi K'alwrath, wlth 4agAhstrlaa
div 'ia, 5 stared 70 hsgs paSs. tnc o.
rune, etf sa8ts, ana u atYs i1zsg 5000
prison
Z puks ~ SdfsrrnNnis has BEEN no.
nnpnre sil1 W= cge@uaf Sw=dea = NJ tide
CR{ XIII.
rae.i-ian Of Ansbait, in ths Bsitic,
has sa~--nt4csi ~ ne British.
~ re Fsniin6a powerful nayal force
10 tte A}llic.
- "a, aeImie and Desap:e prevented
the frtnrh 5Dil5 fcon the saints CITING
in.o sre9t -5lt n.s... fAYoa:-d tAeif esolps
10 CherooT..
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] TWrE.Fru puLLErIN..

The flwsthn Bddetin IS iNpoftaut only
tar enabiii = 49, 80 stAte, that aii lae 23yl,
S1aaparts htnseif wts 1t EDrvsiorfssDIslI.
fFY4all>s hefow ie7pa,' on the sgIcs.il
- : < ~ tAe O4npoe, but ms Errys- We
snp,as7, re'naiasd m tt,e I,e,oG fn.ier Ln-
bta 'or-,adslin.Ssis rsad TO tilc contrary.
W.T. IN ~ nen~c ca AN, wAich the AlstrI..
ans COX from the farSs, sfter the siege
OF emit. lie spelks OF tse arrival Of
tro'p-, tnd u every thing, except or opera
to- giinst the A4s.rlans.
fle Dmlbe, ne Isy5 VII continue to rise
till Ige l5Th OF Jane.
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ErEsEzrxvzrr.z--z,s,s <z-zSsp4e,s,a.s..z-s.ss,a
lay other place where obey NAV clause to

LAY other place where they may chusc to
reside - rantrd.
*. The priv leees os ne persons en-
Pinyed ~ the military adnpiSi ration, with
rsspest to cher properly, departure, or re.
sinencc, shall he the SAME IS ina. OF che
garsasnp-- GraIled.
The in,Iviou3is OF The armed Burgh-
err Corps snail participate IN ;be privl eges
granted by Are. V. OK this Capltuiaiion.
Granted.
3'. The Mi'itary Aca1eny, sl,e Military
Institution for the edacalnn Of children Of
bo'h sexes, tn general and particular rryr-
iat'ons made los toe advantage o. hos. la
stitutiors shali be msiataned on tleir1,r-
sent footing, and placed under tue Protec
ton ot the Emperor Napoeon-Granted.
III. The ehests, ma games ana roperty
OF the magistrates of Vienna, those OF the
States OF Lpwer Austria, and also those o,
the hospital, Sh al be presy rived insiolate.
/ his rs no, military subject.
AtiL Commissioners snail be appointed
o. each SD, for the exchange and c xecuti
on CT the above Articles OF Capitli,arion
These Commissioners shall determine the
righss of the garrisnn, according 20 tie
foregoing articies-65ranted.
XIV. immediately on signing the ab1yc
C.pitulation, an Officer shall be allowed
PRIV tis W4'h d NpOy III the Emperor %
Austria, and another OiAcer to the Arch.
duke Charles, General iincszt; rshred.
With permission t. Lieut.. Gen. y Rely 20
proceed him elf to his Sovereign.
HV. II any difficulty should arse respec.
tins the meaning of the above stiPulat.oas,
the same shaii o. explained to-the a6v.sa-
tssc Of the CARR soa aud inhloieauts OF vi
enae-tirsn,ed.
XVI. AZ e, tht' sigiiug Of this Capitu'a-
tcn, and the exchange of hostages, the
HAf Moon OF the gate oE Carinthia shIli
be deilysrcd ap to the trop8s Of MS Nj T.
les'y the Emperor {: thc French and this
ffench treops shall not inter that place
un;ii the Aus riar tsaepS have evaCaatc i .r.
BsiuSed. Referred IN Article 2
Dapkcate hereof nude ~ Maria Hill,
IN the LINES o. Tteuaa, Nav 10. 1903,
(SigGed) s'A&DREOSSY,.
I)EXAJx. nd
BEL0JTrE.