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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28
Commencement Exercises OF Madison UpIysr
sify.
For The Tribune.

For The Tribune
The exercises commenced Sabbath evening, the
10th inst, with an able discourse from Rev. J.N
Brown OF Philadelphia, before the Socisty of In.
quiIy. Monday evening, Rev. Mr. Judd OF Nsv
York delivered the anniversary address before the
Honian and Adelphian Societies Tuesday morn
ing Rev. Mr.. Lathrop OF New.York delivered an
eloquent and most appropriate sermon before the
Education Society In the afternoon this society
met and listened to the report OF the Board. In
moving its adoption the Rev. Mr.. Baldwin of New
York made some touching illusions to the past his
tory OF the institution. He said he loved il for
what it had done for him, and for other Young man
for what II had done for the heather, in sending
70 them such large number Of Missions aries; aud
nnhly ne loved Il because God loved IT, and IL
would consequently live and be useful
hev. nr. Armitsge Of New-York then a.ose and
oenvereo one OF the most soul-stirring Addresses
70 ~ncn II mas ever been our good fortune 20 listen
Ahelreasurer sreport show ed "a az the vnne of tia
property OF all kinds owned By the Society Amounted
os7s,ll5, and the debts due by the same wa. All.
oOO, leaving balance owned by the sociatv 81
eoTolo. This report was very encour, giny 70
many OF The friends who bad been under the s,ro
ne6rs Impression that the Society was desnIv IN
debt III was stated as matter Of encour,sem.n,
"N N6etN W VIC SoOVVO en1OEme that ~ mil
ton had subscribed sbout $40 600 A. n;.n, III
Alumni and friends met many being present inter.
sseng statements were made and old ASSOCIATION,
oroueh, up Harmony and good feeling reigned
throughout The .Peaker said they were ssd 10
see the friends Of Rochester University doiag "a
nobly out We.t; but while they thus fejt tbay Al
seemed TO think aud feel that Madison Uover.;tv
ought, and Of right must be endowed and .u.,.;S
ed. AT she close Of this deeply interesting meat.
ing, Dr. Eaton arose and said be would nos ds,.;r
them at that late hour with speech; bat hi. hs.r,
was fnil-it sched with the plessurable emotion.
crested oy me events OF the day. He saw in them
indications OF the certain ia flent Of the .troo-s.,
desire OF bis heart Some friends on arriving IA
him that they had come to the funeral Of Ms5isan
University. He thought they might see verified n
this days proceedings, the magnificent sssnrs Of
the poet: "
"see Truth, Love and Mercy In triumph dsseeas,n.
And Nature 81 glorious ia Eden's hrst bloom
On the cold chsek OF Dsa smiles and rose. srs hi,aso
And Beauty inn orta avates fro n the tonSs ~
WEDsEsDAr-Commenc d.y
"A crowded house, with due p7oportio OF bss1.
sy. Wit and grace" The general opinion was ths.
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senatorial speech Making.

The Washington correspondent Of the Philadel
pkia Bulletin makes the subjoined calculations az
to the doDgs Of the United States Senate since the
opening Of the present Congress
Number Of days spent In debse per Senate Journal l60
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the young men sustained themselves well. The
class numbered thirty the largest Madison Uni
versity has ever graduated. The degree Of A VI
was conferred In q, the following gentle
men II. Biscoz. NJ r.. Fory, V. NJ. Kiog,ley,
and + N.Jenks The following received the hon.
afary degree Of A n Rev. Thomas Armitage,
Rev. A. q. Palmer, ADD Rev VIM. Hutchinson
Observation-Disclosures ry Of the Tne1ogicsl Ds.
paftment The Speakers on this occa,on gave
evidence Of well disciplined minds, orthodox views.
and zeal for truth, that has ever chnsctl -iZad
"the Sons" Of this School Of the Prophets" We
expect 10 hear from soma Of thess young rnsn
again. Nine gradusted from this Department
The exercises closed with a touching and sppro-
pirate farewell address from Dr. Eaton to the
Class Thus closed the mo,t interesting con-
mercemt this Institution has had for years. Long
will It be remembered by her Alumni who were
present Within the last few days have learned
thsttbe subscription TO the endowment hiss already
sweled to sec coo.
Tue Board have elected Professors TO I'LL the
pisces Of those who have resigned, and the next
Session will commence at the usual time in 0c.o-
Der. Y.
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CHoLERA IN IsDiAsA.--A letter from Tsrrs
Haute says the cholera has made dreadful havoc
among the laboren on the ine of the Wabash and
Erie Canal, and almost pat stop 10 operations on
that work.
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SpescbesI
Days. in al,
r.Iuu.u.

Hsyeit win 30 seen, thsi while sieAtses Senators coca.
pied III dsys Ia delivering 49s columns OF speeches. forty
too Seosioss NE Rfest sjoy content with IS days
and The delivery Of ~ columns Of speeches
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New CITY Han, P1G. Aug 10 iss .,,lS
HEEARs OF TAXES fOn -. - ~ TsI.s q
,sars Iss; and Isss arc hereby requested 70 ~
siss payment Of al such Taxes GOV due sea 80 VIA
d. sIne.se OF Advertising the properly fof cS,,rsiIM
~, esds-mepi win take Place by order q tns
90 OF before The 6ih September. HaAvEs T1sxcs
saf23w
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- Water.Cure Institutss-Csty sad USEA
tFy-Dr fsALL receives patents 81 the cominodo1s
abnshmenL is Lsighl-si and At o. sler Bay, L. g3
nllicstlon daily between these pisces ~ stesmbog
&llroad General practice attended 10 Cousutecns a.
iy3i lms
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p Lebanon Springs Watsr-Cure Establish
uenI In 10 sixth year Of successful opersuos
Eor information address
-u9 Inn N. BEDOSTHA, a. y.
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" Sbe rofes of the Marine Bank Of Bufslo are
rtoeemed al the kOrh River Bsnk IN tbs City Of New
Y0k,a OF one per cent discount received at the
Mechanics and Farmers Bank, Albany on time.
aus l. NJ. GAN5ON, Ca bier.
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" Water Cure.-T l. NICHOLS, Nj aud Mrs.
h .. COVE NICHOLS, 81 WesL Twenty ~fecond.st Pa
renis received for fall board day treatment visited
q heir Iesldences CoElu aiOns ffOm 10 anH In
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OjReiJIyj, TeIesraph

ss- Prince az Co.'s sleiodeons for ssls 81 fsotss
5rces stbADGERs Fluie Mandatory, ORielys ECi.
Efaph euilding, 1871 Broadway. iylp ncss
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y DIR. Houshton's Waaer-Cure Establish
B,cnf No WeIi Eleyenth-st three doors from Broad.
auIQ fraf
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~ The "Oranse Mountain Water CuFe,v at
81 OuDge ~ jufs de by railroad from the city
The Establishment hss private bahs aiached paens
rooms Address Dr. AEEkER Orange, N J. for terms
lel2H
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Y Rowlers IL Wells, Phres0IcEisss aad Pa :
: spers, Clinton Hail. lS1 Esssau-sL near ihs Psrk-
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= ia. shsu's Water-Curs IzstitzEes, 90.
80 TWeih-st ard UniyerstJ-plses. EiS
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AIRS. BUNTER,. SCHOOL YOUNG


NfRs. HUNTERS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
lFt DIES 2l Wesl twenty second ST. Leroy place The
Fall term Of this Institution viii open on asneay, SepIem
ber9
Toe general psn OF this School, the high character Of the
teachers engaged ar their Constant devotion their pu
p all combine 10 secure fOucd Instruction With the peas
ant intercourse OF the Family circle.
is the intention OF the Principal that her School be "
way Inferior 10 The best OF city With this view las
number OF pupils strictly limited the ofsudy lb
and extended and the teachers employed thoroughly
ompeeni The School especa designed for those pa
rents who chiefly value sOd asnmens useful aud pO-
lite learning without negectng those arts Of tsse that
n eAty elevate and rehoe tie mind Hence while
The higher studies and phmenls OF dnshsd educs
don are pursued under unusual advantages
that lie At The foundation Of all solid Attachments receive
particular attention
The French language s under the charge Of accom-
pshed Partisan lady equally remarkable th9 agreeable
companion OF her pupils ana their successful nstrucres
10 the sctoo and family In the Latin language In
Astronomy and other OF tbs higher branches Instruction
given By well qualified masters
To Music more n an ordinary attention 10 paid and
success araDs the thai In this department. the
school 10 lot surpassed
Parents are invited to visit the School, aud by personal
observations satisfy themselves to is character and
kind OF Instruction Il affords.
REFERsNc
Rev. DR. NcEToy, Hew-York
Rev. j. - Hscauey
Rev. U. Es,tmsn,
Rev. A ii. Bishop, Astoria.
John Scheack,
VIM schenck, l76 FronksL
J. Souller, 81 Bond ST.
J. G. Blss, d. New-York.
Jacob Harson, n -
F.Msurice Mt Pleasant Sing Sing au20 ltwiws
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R O'Reiliys telegraph Lines, connecting
" "a AL sections Of the United States General ohce 1871
RTosd~ay. Open from in The Jrniug I'LL II al nighl-
NisilcSs in NewYorf who accustomed to raDsscrng
business with the OReiy Lines IN any section OF the
United States will find II their interest leave their
patches At this Office TO insure prompt and
mission
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ABBoTT'S INSTITUTION FOR THE EDU-
CATION OF YOUNG LADIES.

$50 Greenes. Family Residence fS Ia Fayetle-Dla:s.
JOHN C ABBOTT. JACOB ABBOTr.
fV'HE FALL TERM Of this Institution will com nence
Il on kondsy, Sep,ember9 Young ladies' from aorosd
received into the family Of Rev John c. Abbon
For circulars, spply ct the Institution or by mail
au2l 2aw4w
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~ Wigs apd Toupees.-BATcHELoRs celebrated
Wig Fsctory Ia OF Wallis whers at ali nes can be
found he largest assortment IN the city. Strangers and
cpzsni should call and Judge for themselves before
chssinR elsewhsre. BATcHELoR's newly Invented Wigs
ubIH ed sver medal al the Fair u the American I1sl.
THE. Copy the address. myl5 MW&FH
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NOTICE Is hefsoy giyen ma tse .aesnoGn srsr1sa
ltsppesion W tho United ss.lss 1fesss - "a -
following original cerr1csss q aosh Of NE q
lssued name under NE sct .gprosso1 ,ss s< oss
iboussnd dollars each s bearing dsss ycorusy
viii Inisres, from February 3 1859, SAID ons'n> -
hsvIrg besu Lost or DESTROYED. .unu.pooL
Ncwsrk. ~
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ErShisnmBs a Fh RI sas6o, CkAssIyAL
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIArB IN

NIbTITCTE, 10 Fou! corner Of M.sdoagaI
facing Washint ton square, GEO w. CLARKE, A n and
LANES TANNING, A NJ. Principals, opens ls Eishh
School yesr on Monday The Oh OF september 1850 Cca.
The lnstlUu don. su <ou
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LHENUH AND ENGLISH BOARDING AND

A'HENUH AND ENGLISH BOARDING AND
Il DAY SCHOOL FOE YOUNG LADIE5-lOl 81
ksThs.plsce Eighth q. Observation-Disclosures Hix has the
hoLor Of Informing her ir6nds and the public that
removed her eslsbshmenl to the spacious cling sla
led lOl 81 Marks place. The house, which 10 double
ea al The modern improvements such 40 ba hs, &c
hTge gtroen the neghbohood OF Yompkins Square
Ih res VI stages ~hch pass the door every few minutes
contribute greatly u Tie comfort and convenience OF
much TO b desired by parents for their children
Madame Xix il assisted In ali the various brsn:hes
cary form sub,anAl and polite education by the beat
Potessor, In the city. The School will reopen Monda
the I'd ofSeplember 1850
FERNS moderate Further information respecting the 90.
tebn.hment may be obtained from-MsdsIne Azortimsr
Livingston Madame Henri w: Lyiugstoni Rev Dr. Hsr.
denburgh; Mr. ackeon ID srcE Attorney; Mr.. ColviIle;
Mr.. Fowler; Mr. Elias Pouyert Mr.. Charles Msliorsn;
NJ. FabIeguel,es; Mr. Gsbouto; Mr. J. B. Murray; Mr..
Charles Csudert; AFR. Deandre; Mr. Negrin. su22tSl
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COAL.

o''Ss Nos" HoEgcs, July IL, 1855 ,
HOORs FOn sCHsChiPfLONS,S % - =. ~ rs
a, ne Yr,nsfer Ohics, tTr heretn, fFsos's ax1
Merchant Exchange, New-yorsI alo re.h. .hssrtr6O
sxtv Says tbereanes vhs1 the sooss for sucn NV
vfIi he clossd until The losb Of January next q ~
All persons who subscribe a scressia; - $780,
cent on The preferred sock. viii be enilco go
70 be declared 10 January nexi On iney ns sssrS q
WITCH embraces four Of old STOCK nr sss ~
new stock subscrbed and interest wiz % -
~. ~ ns~ cent an N lpstsImens from ns In -
said ipstsmsnb are paid 81 y; .srs-,sI d
jyls s ciers n soo " - -
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WITH INDIAN TRIBES.
NAVAJO Tribe OF INDIANS.
MILLARD FILLMORE.


PaEsiDsrr OF TIE UNITED STATES or AnEa.cA:
To all and singular to ,chom these presents shall
sftf come, grseismg: so
I Wherein a treaty was made and concluded in
the Valley Of CheilIe. on the ninth day OF Sep
lember, one thousand eight hundred and 'orty-
ni0e, between the United States of Amer.c,. b.
John M. Washington, Governor Of New Mexi.
CO, and Lieutenant Colonel commanding the
troops Of tine United States in New Mexico. and
James s Calhoun, Indian Agent, representing
the United STATES, and Mariana Msrtinez, head
Chief, and ChapItone, second chief on the part
Of the Navajo tribe Of Indians: si
Aud whereas, slid treaty, having been sub
mittcd 10 the Senate for iss ceustitSljossl sc,iou
thereon, the Senate did, on the nialh day OF Srp-
te"ber, one Thousand eight hundred and civ.
advise an6 cons INT to the ntl6cslion Of the same
treaty y IN the words following, 70 wit
TREATY BETWEEN TIE UNITED ~
STATES OF AMEklcA AND THE Ma
. saes 'vAJU TRIBE OF INDIANS. ~
: The following acknowledgements declarations
end stipslaaiUas, havs bsea daiy esasidssod and
ere nov soleunIy adopsed md prnelsimsd - &c
undersigned: that = 70 ssy, John n. WSeline-
fos, Governor Of Nsw Mexico, and L,suleosst
Colone. commanding the troops Of the United
States in Nsw nezieo. and james 8. Calhosn.
lndan sgeut, eyillag q Sssaa - u Nsw Mex.
- sepessseIlk9 a. United 'StsGs r. Aneeiea.
I'D nsfiano 4anines, hes4N1jaf163 eisoneI
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TREATY WITH THE WYANDOT In
CD ka7i.Ei DIANS. ,ne1pra8
MILLARD FILLMORE

FHEsIpEEr OF Tn. UNirED STATES OF AMERICA:
10 al sad s.ngstar = askoa thsss pvssssts os<,
greefing :asn't'- r''.3 fli .e-s fn.sI
3 Whereas. = treaty was made and Concluded IL
the Guy Of Washington, % The fsss day Of April
one thousand eight hundred and tity, BY and ~
"a S!:ses, q - oce IN. and ihe vndcfsi-besi
Head Chef and DePssiss q ths Wyanlos Trib6
of Indians, daily sulhosi1ed and empowered -
act for their tribe, Of ~ !seb6s parry; which
Inaasy u gun vceds 1siloes46 % vif:-
Articles If O1so8 eoDc<dh6 ~ tke ~ ~
o.Keekss1 ~ f1p9f lsns tAets.
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TREATY. Of Commerce and .Nav;gai;on bet.,sen
the Unied &aies and .ausi6a.--C Concluded
May g. 1913.
by TIE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA.
A Proclamation.

Whereas convention foe the extention Of
certain slipu!atioDs contained in the treaty of
commerce and navigation Of 9Th August 1879
between the United States OF A.. erica and his
Majesty the Emperor OF Austria, was concluded
and signed at Washington, on the 9th day Of
May, l645, which convention, being in the En-
glish and German languages, 10 word fof word
as follows: Csf u fr.fss.sr4sf
Conrenfion for he ertention Of ceytsis a;pula.
iions, eoniained ia Tie treaty Of conmerce and
navigotiom Of 27th .dugusi, 1879, Sei.oeem tie
United States Of .ansiea, ssd h1 Mcjesiy ths
> sEnpeyoref sasslria.
The Uniled States Of America and his Msjes.i
" the Emperor Of Austria having agreed to
extend to all descriptions of properly the exemE,-
ton from dueA taxes or charges, which vas So
cured 10 the personal goods OF their respective
citizens and subjects BY tue eleventh srtlcle of
the treaty Of eo,rmerce and navigation which
was concluded between the parties on tho twen-
ty-seventb Of Asgasl, 1879 and also for the
purpose of increasing the powers granted to
their respective consuls By the tenth astlce Of
said treaty Of commerce and Baviga:ioa, have
named for thus purpose their respective plenipot-
entisries nauseIy, the Presidents Of tAs Unned
States Of Amsrica has conferred full powers on
James Bucnanan, Secretary Of Sac o. the u
olted States. and his majesty The Emperor Of
Austria upon his Charge d'Afsirss to the Unit
cd States, John George Hulssisnann Who. sitter
having exchanged their said full powers, louad
IN the due and proper form, have agreed 70 and
slgned the following srtlcles:
1 Akr, L The ctIzens or sobjects Of each Of
the contracting parties shall have power y dis
pose Of their personal Psspssty within the States
Of the oihes b. sdsIanenL eopauons or other
wiss; aad thsis hsisA slsesass - doueea be-
ing citisess = ssjeen Of DE- cshes coatr.et'ng
taray, shall succsea 70 their aid personal pro-
pery, and may Tile poseeaaioe ebereof, either ~
themselves erby Of ers soiiag feethsn. and ds--
pose Of The came q theif pls6sdrss psy,ng such
dstiss only . ~ lebs4,laase e tlte county,
s&sIs $1,000 pssPery lies, enah = i.bIs p
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February 18th, 1885,
Whereas the time limited by the 9Th the convex
ton for the eatensoa Of certaa spu.ons ia the
Treaty Of Commerce and Navigation Of August n Is 49,
twesn the United stase Of America aud Majesty the
Emperor Of Austria, concluded the city Of Washington the
9Th May, 5S has expired before the ra6caiou Of The said
convention by the SENATE, be it therefore.
Resolved twotbrds Of tho Senators present eoucurius
That the Seuat advise of ,ti
cations Of the convention aiosesad any prior to the
ou Oh day Of Jul next whenever the shal Offer
by his Majesty the Emperor of Austria said ratfcu
tons shall be deemed and taken have regularly
changed the limitation" contained 10 said convention 10 the
contrary notwithstanding.
Aits-t: AsBURY DICKENS, Secretary. 3.
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thousand six hundred dolau PSveasd, That payment
shall be made for said services ia bpots the
mail heretofore performed that be hereafter
pero,med and that Secretary Of the Navy hereby d
Iectcd TO make payment In said proportion ony Pr0raed
Be- nd rs .se : bers, on and .sr the uas.
age Vi this act
And that midshpman in tho shall b appointed
from Congressional district having at tho time Of
poiutmeu officers OF that gtade in the
iom such district; and vbsasver appointment shalt DO
made from any stas the person appointed shall be
iuai resident Of the a
potmens purpors be made: sa proossd farther, That
district Ut State have any
nidshp The navy the appointment may be
made from said state shall be euted TO At least
poinlnsu any ether shall be made from any district Ut
the State having mole officers OF that grade in the
navy.
n.c twelve thousand eight hundred and fifty doliars
Povided that hereafter the meridian Of the observatory
Washington shall I've adopted
idisn M al purposes meridsa II
Green wch all be adopted fos all naucai purposes
Secretary III the Navy IL hereby directed in max
ing cosacs aud purchases purpo .es
give preference, alt 0hc things (incudns and qua
.s y u me Gnsd States ana thai "a The article q
fuel aud yards, the Secretary the
Navy shall have power 10 discriminate and 10 such
may proper, thu. kind ef fuel which is
hest ss,ysd pm pso for which il is 10 b. used-
And pay the superintendent Of the Naval school ct
Annapolis shall bs at the allowed TO officer Of his
rank whom in service III ssa-
For extsnsion and completion Of the follow
ssids, VIZ: II
For brick stables, lime house, coahousc, filling ia wharf
VI bridge, filing in wharf Of hin ershed. machinery
tools for ney, and fo repair. Of all L,nds rhiry
thousand hundred and seventy three dollars
For store number thirty s. skds in timber
she'd stous stids timb-r shed number
th, eight paying and Of carpenters and ocss
shsps, completing saiIo and .nsstmsts'
she'd Pedck patent dier drains between timber sheds,
sndrspas kind., LnDdsd ami eight thpsssd i've
hundred dollars j-
For officers bouso. work and machine shop, qnsy
wallis dedsng cLannss from drain house gen
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The WyandCt nation aforesaid, IN lurt"e'
consideration of the s,ipulalious Contained !"
the following articles, hereby siIpulste and
that their existence. as u natIon Or troe, snah
termi0ats aud becouss extinct upon the rstlnca'
ton Of .his treaty by the President and Senate
OF the UnIled States, aud BY the Chefs ana VA
tioDsi CousciI Of their uaiiou. And IN like man
ner do they ,e.iDqush all claims he'i oy the wy
sn.iut people, tnssr nst.ousl or collective ca
pacily sgaiust the United States, either on ac'
cunt ot i.ssn annuilles arising 0ut Of treaty SUP
ulatiOns. ~ Of any other character or desinp.,o.
whatsoever; ADD, after the ranhcaton Of .ni I'M
lreasy u the manner befose mentioned they WI"
have No cham % b recognized BY ~ 1ossln.
mont Of the United States in their fTssas oi ~
IispA eapscity. except 50 far ss il may be pseo
lary to carry Into effect the sevefsl ssiPuia'ol'
Df this treaty. -. ass al
. l.ss. sl-,-'r al. AhrIcLE Iii.
II eomidsnsioa'cf me foregoing grants 'A'
Use frs PsHs)
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anu
part Of the port Of entry and dst,es Of the
town oil CharIeson, in State OF ssssehsssss,
ens by law, and soeds impaired the po Of Bossoa
Charcstown AID destined tor the Of Chepea
DC lzosd AID w.rchoused the Of tho Ware
hos.ns OF The sixth vi August sste~n hundred and
Chelsea, under the CUSTODY aud control Of the
cviertor Boston aud Chsretown aud The VI
the Treasury and he hereby authorised 10 appoint
Inspector for SAID port u Chel-oa-
sec IA dad srther rxacted, That the Of Ev-
ansv,e New Albany sai be- iesi1 VI delivery. and
subject the regulations aud seslfrtsSn.
be- appointed u the customs 70 sessde At encs u
sa,d pss, who sh=, addition u her eva aus'rss also
dutss mud the salary and eu0lvncets
BY the Of Congress ed - the sscond ~
March, eighteen hundred anal tnuty sae pfSvsiias fD' the
duties mpVrted Guds certain ports there
the beg cned An &C: allowing the
duties foreign merclsndse Iftcd into fatsburs. w
e. to BE- received aua paid al tho.s acss."
o Evansville and New Aloa, and tlc szid posts VI
deliver, be- and The same are heInn annszed IL" .ne nse
part collection distract OF New Orluans aud all the
privileges and facilities afforded rtsbssg sud hsstsss
Cincinnati. &c., BY the AZ Of Coassss VI second VI
march, eighteen hundred and ihity one, BE-, aud the same
hardy, extended 10 said vi Evansville and New
Albany.
act eni.iied An establish port u entry Sauria
In the Of TsAss and other approved The
rhd day Of March, eshtscu hundred and fs seven, -
hxss port Saiufas requires the r-sidcncs o hs
be her- shall he, aud the same 70 eisby, repes
ed hereafter the Of and the rssasucs Vi the
collector shxli hs II La sale, 10 said district
lb. dad u Further ensettl That The pfovsioas u
the euIilied An allowing
Ind ssuta Fs 10 McKee, and 10 The B,h Nssth Amsrc.s
PROVINCES adjoining United St~es," approved shsd
March, eighteen hundred and say6se, b asd ss
hereby, odhcd " silow ssy egn iapstsd
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