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A PROCLAMATION.

whereas a Convention between the United States
Il America aud his Majesty the King Of Wuhem-
S.,, was concluded and signed by their Plenipoten
,,1s,. at Berlin, on the tenth day Of April. one
Do,apd eight hundred and forty -four, which Con
,,Oos, being in tho English and Geruan languages,
,ord for word, as follows
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Mrs. Hemans, Colcridge, Goldsmith, Gray, Cowpcr,
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Bernard Barton Montgomery, Scott Byron, shaks-
pears, Moore, Young's Night Thought Bacon's
Essays Johnsons Rassclar, Wilson's Sacra Privnta,
Hannah More's Private Devotion, and many others
of the same stamp. A large supply just opened by
Dec. 30--f +. TAYLOR.
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In witness whereof, the
respective Plenipotenlia-
ries have signed the above
articles, AS we'll in Eng
ilsh as In German, and
have thereto affixed their
seals.
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IL ISTORY or THE REVOLT OF THE
IL AMERICAN COLONIES; being compre-
hensive view of its origin, derived from the State
Papers in the Public Offices Of Great Britain By
George Chalmers, Chief Clerk Of the Conmi,tee OF
Privy Council, ard author q "Life Of Mary Queen
of Scots" History Of Caledonia" &C., &c, 2 vols.
octave, Boston, 1916 This day received for sale by
y. TAYLOR.
Also, History Of he Province of M,ssschusetr,
Bay from 1850 TO June, l7Tf, BY Mr.. Hutchinson,
late Governor Of that Province, ! vol octave
Ian lS-3t ...I.
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ARTiKEL W.


Sammtlcbe gegenvsr-
tigem Vertrage, epthal-
tenen Bes,immungen, sol
len auch i'm Ansehung
solchervermoksns Theile
vcrbind,che Kraft haben
welche eur Zcit der Un-
terze,chnung des pengen-
~srt'gcn Vertrags bereils
snee,allen, jedoch mach
NIGHT wirkl'ch cxportirt
sind,
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ARTICLE [.

Every kind OF droi' d.
aubaine, droit de retrai,e,
and droil de detraction or
tar on emigration, rs, here
by, and shall remain abol-
shed, between the two
contracting parties, their
States, citizens, and sub
jscts respectively.
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TANNERS ATLAS--cHEAP - Revised edition,
and perfected up to the close Of lS44-price with
tho accompanying volume) reduced 10 $l2, both
handsomely bound
For sale, few copies only, by
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ARTICLE vi.

NWITJIsE w
All the siipulations OF
the present Convention
shall be obligatory in re-
sPect to property slresdy
Inherited OF bequeathed,
but not yet withdrawn
from the country where
the same is situated, at
the signature Of this Con-
veniion.
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,VNHE NEyILLES OF GARRETsTOWN; A
Il Tale Of l760.-By the author Of Chas O,M.l-
w. &c. Published numbers. Number one jns,
received by v. TAYLOR
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LATE FROM ST. DoMINGo BY the arrival in Hamp-
ton Roads of the brig Wolcott, Owen, in 10 days
from Gonaives, we learn that the luminosity as
heretofore exists between the Spanish and Hayden
portion of the inhabitants, and that there is COM
pete war in The Western part of the island between
the blacks and mulattoes, the former being bent on
cxtermnating the mulattoes There were about
80 900 troops of both parties constantly under arms
Business Of all kinds at complete stand STILL and
American produce dull Left no American vessels
Sailed in company with brig Allen, Munson for Bos
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Tho United States OF
America and His MaJes-
IL the King OF Wultem-
JERK, having resolved. for
lbs sdvsnlsge Of their Pc
,Osetive citizens aud sub
,sets, to conclude q Con-
yen,ion Tor the mutual
abolition Of the droi,d 'au-
bsine and taxes on emf
ration, have named Tor
lbs purpose their resPec-
d,o Plenipotentiaries,
namely, the President OF
lhs United States Of A.
usrIca has conferred full
Dosers on Henry Whsa-
lon. their Envoy Extrsor-
Jlnary and Minister Pie.
nipo,enlisry al tho Royal
Cour, Of Prussia and Ills
Majesty the King Of Wur-
tsmt urg upon Baron de
Msucler, his Captain OF
The staff and Charge dAt-
aire. at the sand court,
Who, after having eIchan-
sed their said full powers,
found in due and proper
form, have agreed to and
ssned the following arti-
Giles.
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NEW MUSlC-JUST RECEIVED.

WIN. FISCHER, Pennsylvania avenue, two
w door east OF 18th street, has Just received the
following pieces which will be sold at reduced
price: # '.'..# ~ ...
Balfss celebrated Opera of the Bohemian Girl bound
In one volume complete ~
Musical Souvenir, 1845 .tmal.# H.
The Lunatc--song-by Jno. c. Andrews, Esq
The Peace of Home-comp by Geo. Lndley, Esq
The Zephyr--a prize glec for three voices, by John
Clarke t...a .,f' ..
III pray for thce--from the opera Of Lucia dc Lam.
ernOOr
Sweet home of my childhood-by 1t Col. Fraser
Take back the gems you gave me--Geo. LindIey
Art thou in tears!-comp. byF N Crouch
IT'S sad TO part !" J. Ling
Farewell to thee (" J Ling
Beauties from Donijet,is opera of Lucrecia Borgia
by c. Terney
Night and morn,ng-music by c. MaeJcr
Salut la France, from the opera of La File du
Regiment
The Ivy waltz
The Elm waltz-Labitzkey jan rs
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Hrsar wHrAros, Us, Fsr,uraH vos MAucLrn

And whereas the said Convention has been duly
ratified on both parts and the respective rathcations
Of the same having been exchanged, to wit at Ber-
lin, on the third day of October, thousand eight
hundred and fortyfour, by Theodore s. Fay, Charge
d Ahaires ad interim Of the United States, and the
Baron de Maucler, Captain of the Staff, and Charge
d'Ahaires OF His Hajesty the King OF Wurttemberg
the Court Of the King Of Prussia the part Of
their respective Governments.
Now, therefore, be il known, that l. JOHN TY-
LER, President Of the United States of America,
have caused the said Convention to be made public,
to the end that the same and every clause and article
thereof, may be observed and fulfilled with good
faith, by the United States and the citizens thereof
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my hand
and caused the seal of the United States to DO affx-
ed.
Done at the City of Washington, this sixteenth
day of December, in the year Of our
SEAL Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
forty-four, and of the Independence Of
the United States, the sixty -nnth.
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President:
JOIN C. CALHOUN, Secretary Of State
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Copper ore, from Cuba has arrived at New York,
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;no works 10 pperatiop now on that Island.
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A fair in aid Of the Orphan Asylum Of Mobile was
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AHTIkE Ell v.


Wenn SIGH Streitgkei-
ten zwischen yerschie-
denen rechtlichen Ans.
pruch auf die Erbschaft
habenden PIstcndenten
erhebcn, so werdep die
selben in letter lnstanz
nachdem Geseizen und
Won den Richtern des
Landes anschied,n wer-
den, in welchem das OBJ
ject der Erbschalt sch
behndet.
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Done in triplieats, in
the cny OF Berlin. on the
tenth day Of April, one
thousand eight hundred
and forty-iour, in the 65,h
year Of The Independence
Of the United States Of
America, and the twenty
eighth Of the reign Of His
Majesty the King Of Wur
lsmberg.
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psrirog 4bsr die gegense'
ssiiixe iDJheb,ss non
Hsinyrts (kfs'asiiing)
Rsehi uad .i,.ssoandsr-
uays- Steursn EtctSctsn
dsn yerein,gtsn Siaaiea
pom -vord .ansr,ka uad
.Se,nry dojesidi doa
koats uon HstrtsAaberg.
Nschdem die Vereinig-
ten Staaten Won Nord A
merika und Sein Males
tat der KONG Won W ar
lemburg bsschlossen ha-
ben. zum Besten der bei-
derseitigcn Staats-Ange-
horigcn einen Vertrag
doer gegenseitiae Auf he
bung vontieimfalIs( Frem.
ding Recht und Auswsn-
derungs-Steaeren sbzus-
chliesscn. 50 sind dazu
Won beiden seiten Bevoli-
mag,igte ernannt worden,
namiich won Soften dos
Pia,identea der Verein-
igtcn Staten Won Nord
Amerika. Herr Heinrich
WhoatonN ord American
ischer ausserordenllicher
Gesandter und bevoll-
machtigter Minister am
koniglioh Preusslschen
hofe, und Won Soften Ser
ner Majesls, des koaigs
Won " Il temberg, Frel-
herr Won Maucler Haupt-
man am Generalstabe und
Gescbs ftstrager SeiDer
Majestat am koniglich
Preussischen Hole, well
che Bevollmachtigte, mach
vollzogener Auswechse.
lung ,hrer Rege nseitig in
rechtiger und geboriger
Form, bcfrcndenen Vol.
machtsn, nachs,ehende
Artlkel festgesetzt und
untcrzeichnet haben.
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Jede art Won Heimfa lis
(Fremdling) Recht Mach
stcuer, und Abzugsrecht,
oder AuswanderungsSt eu-
er, ist und bleibt aufge-
hoben zwischen belden
abschliessenden Theilen,
ihren beiderseitigen S,as-
ten, Ind Staats-Angeho.
rlgen.
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circumstances they Induced TO defer II until
morrow This understood to refer to some suspect
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ANTIKE Nv.


I'm FaIle der abwesen-
heit der Erben, wird man
hlnsichtlich der erwohn-
ten beweglichen oder I'M
beweglichen Giiten pro-
vizorisch ganz dieselb'
Sorgfalt amwcndcn,
wclche man bel gleichen
Anlasse, hinsichtlich der
Gutter der eingebornen
angewendet bate, bis der
gesetzmasssige Eigenthii-
mer oder derjenige wei
cher mach Art. 2 das
Recbt hat: dieselben su
verkaufen Anordnunge o
zu treffen, fir gut finden
wird UNI die Erbschaft
anzuireten oder daruber
zu verfUgen.
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ARTIKEL VII.

GeSonwartiger yertrag
LIST abgeschlossen wordcn
vorbchsltlich dor Ralih-
cation dss Prasidenlen der
VeroInigton Staten you
Nord Amerika, mach und
init dem Rattle und der
EInwiIllgung des norda.
merikan,schen Sonsts,
und sorbehaltlich der RAJ
LITIGATION Seiner Ms eslat
des konigs Won Wdrtem-
berg, und os soil die Aus
wecbseIung der Ratihca.
tions-Urkinden innerhalb
zwolf Monalen, vom
Tage der Unterzeichnung
des gegenwartigen Yer
trays angerochnet, oder
iIuhsr wenn es moglich
ist, zu Berlin statlhuden
In Urkund dessen, ha-
ben die beiderseitigen
Beyollmachtigten, obers-
tehende Artikel, sowohl
Ia engiischer ais in deut-
seher Sprsche inter
zeichnet, und hire Siegel
beigedruokt.
Aussestellt 10 drei Ex.
omplsren, zu Berlin den
zehnten April, Elm Tau
send Acht Hundort Vier
und Vierzig,--im act und
sechszigsten Jahre der
Unabhansiskeit def We
reinigten Staten won
Nord Amerika, und i'm
acht uod zwsnsigsten
Jshre der Regierung Sci
ner Msjestat des konigs
Won w artemberg.
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~ Country--A Cou.iuustson Of wssc,o's C,rcus-
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OF the FIRST numbef. may be seen. AN 10
PArEsr OFficE, Jan. Is, 1875.
an the petition Of Alpha Richardson, of Boston,
" praying for the extension Of a patent granted
10 him, foe an Improvement ia Splitting Leather,
ios years from the expiration Of said patent,
which takes place On the t~enty-ihird day Of April,
Io45.
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Patent Office, on tho second Monday 10 March
next at ~ O'Clock, Nj and all persons notified To
appear and show cause, II any they have, why said
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paper containing this notice.
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hner our paper was put 10 press yesterday, Mr..
SEVERANCE addressed the COMMITTEE OF the Whole, In
Tho House OF Representatives, in opposition to an.
noxauon, eontendIDg that there constitutional
power In this Government which enabled Congress TO
admit foreign territory and that this country, under
The louisiana treaty never had right to Texas, etc
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ARrIKEI III.

Wenn durcb dcn Tod
irgend zines besitzers Won
Immobilien oder Grund-
eigenthum, welcho sich
auf-dom Gebiets des ell
men der abscbiiessenden
Theile be6den, deise I'm
mobillen oder Grund Ell
genrh,,m mach den Ge-
setzen des Landes auf
einen Staats-ADghorigen
des anderen Theils, nDer-
gehen sollten,so wird die
sem, wenn err duIch seine
Eigenschaft ais Fremder
zam Besitxe derselben
unfahig Ist, elm Auischub
Won zwei Jahren gewahrt
welcher Termin mach
Umslanden in angemesse-
ner Weise verlangert
werden kann dieselbe zu
veekaufen und um der
Ertrag dayon ohne An
stand, und fret Won jeder
Abzugs -Steuer zu bezi.
chen.
ARTIKEL Ill.
Den Staats-AogehGi-
gen zines jedcn der abb
schlie ssc nder rheile, soil
in den States der ande-
rem, die Freiheit zustehen,
lber hire bewcglichen
Gutter durch Testament,
Schenkung oder auf an
dere Weise zu verfuIen,
und deren Erben ab-intes-
tato oder Rech,s-nach-
folger, durch Testament
oder Schenkung sollen
wenn sic Staats-Angeho
rige des anderen der bel.
den abschliessenden The
lie sind, linen in dem
Bcsitze ihrer bewegIichen
GG'er folgen, auch in
Person sowohl ais durch
andern, welcbc an ihrer
stclle handeln davan Be-
site ergreifen ind mach
gut deuken damit schalten
k0nnen, ohno andere
Steuern zu bezahlen ais
solche welchen die Elm
wohner des Landes, worm
SIGH die genannteh Cute
befnden, bel gleichem
Anlasse unterworten sind.
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The resolution of Mr.. ADAMS, requesting the Pre-.
sident Of the United States to communicate to the
House all information possessed by this Government
in relation to the and boundaries of the terrific
ry of Texas and copies Of all existing treaties of the
Republic Of Texas with nations other than the
United States, was under suspension of the rules,
agreed TO.
A debate took place on the motion of Mr.. DAVIS,
of Indiana, to reconsider the resolution, adopted
yesterday, instructng Of the committees of the
House TO report to the best mode of publishing the
maps and charts of the Exploring Expedition.
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States, 1l9 Court street, Boston,
T. w. DYoTT& SONS, general Wholesale agents,
No. 1872 North Second street, Philadelphia.
Special depot at the Bookstore Of ROBERT
FARNHAM, corner of Eleventh street and Penn
sylvania avenue, Washington city Also for sale
by the principal Druggists
June 5