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BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS IN THE MOST FASHION.
Die part q the Firt Ward at euconon "wednesday after
noon laws at O'Clock the premises shall
~ IN SQUARE No 49, fronting &c feet street setyrsn
h and s'h streets, runsinr IAN "a alley
These lots ATE situated In
and one greet Inducements who hrs,
Ierma one honrrh G. H. and s months for
notes satisfactorily secured, beating interest
June I'D = hor,Is',.s,
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Columbia House, Cape Island, New Jersey.
HE subscriber would respectfully above hotel
for the oyvlers
Since the additions
been made this house, including erection OF number
Intended
h,s been introduced the and
the Columbia with their patronage.
Application. ior may be psds ~ ,.sr addressed
l.. HARDWOOD,
June Ida Cape Island, New Jersey.
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SEA BATHING.
III yGEA HOTEL, OLD POINT COMFORT, (vA).-This ates
III and magnificent establishment open reespian
ystsrs
The ssuhrty Of the climate and the Old
Point Conou universally known ma
the Union heightened the subject deemed
The hotel undergone considerable improvements and embe-
lishGe~l the efficient
secured, and effort shall be omitted promote comfort AMI
OF
The Norfolk Richmond Peteysb&ar, Baltimore,
Washington, Philadelphia, and New York daily
Ias p. REYNOLDS n 90.
June 5-eodst
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~ agains FIRE, marine kSes, nland rsnspof'so" y ~
Has De sEf.DlNG, Aaen,
MAY ts-oivu Seventh st., oppost. Old Fellows Hal.
L. Cooley * CO., Merchant Tniloss, Esghte street
prepared
pro,npaess
psas spared render Satisfaction those who nsy
favor ~ call.
Juns e.
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rHK NEW ORLEANS Euuosrp REVOLT

NEw ORLEANS, June 10 The great excitement existing
yesterday with regard the revolt slaves firing
OF the city, and massacre OF the Inhabitants has died
and ALI quiet again IL has proved be grand
ration OF very small affair.
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THE MONTREAL RIors.

MONTREAL, June l5.-The Parliament prorogued on
the 23d Rewards offered for the apprehension OF
those concerned in smashing the windows of churches on
Sunday night meeting held ST. Patricks church
yesterday. Large numbers OF Irish Catholics attended.
Speeches were made deprecang the conduct the riot,
Resolutions passed for the future tsna nee
OF peace, and the apprehension of the rioters
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prom LONDON.-The Islands In The Wsssrp Pacl6ci BY
L Capt Erskne, Royal Navy; vol lsSl
Two Thousands Miles Ride Through s Argentn. Provinces the
Ro de ia Plata, se &c. &c I Mac Cam volts. London,
1853, with Illustrations
Arehiesare Of England in the Middle vol
oxford, 1885,
aeryseS fa OF the Roman Repubch Hsory OF the Last
Canary ~ the Commonwealth; vol. London, 1853.
The BRUSH Birds Copied and Color.d hom Mature,
Descriptions British Birds by q. jennings Lundoa
1853.
History Of Thirty yos. rssce 1910 to ieaS by Hars
tineau 2 vols
Golfers Shakespeare regulated by copies and by
he rec discovered fplio Of 6i2 vol ilss,3.
sadson j. Ru Ike the Law Pnt.pis and Copyright
Carpmael on the Law Of Patents vol.
lute the Law Of rateuia ! vol.
Burke Law cf International Engand
and France I vlA
Imported ~ hs Arcie,by rRANck TAYLOR
Ipne s
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Bank of the Metropolis.
Washington, May ~ 1853.
A GENERAL meeting Of the stockholders OF "a.
house in this city Monday
Of July for the purpose OF sies trustees for the year then
ensuing
The polls viii open q O'Clock and close at II o'clock
ny order of the board
May sl-eodtl7June sdiit4July RID. SMITH, CssAsE
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WILLAHD's HOTEL, New York, No. sa5 broadway
207 l2h ~ The accommodation NJ III,
ubc The house and 3sd with all tn. modern i'm
provement and fuluhedi superior The proprietor
formerly Wd Hotel, Washington ID. o. will be happy
vs. former friends slso all those OF the travelling Ilc ~ht
ioayiav him a call,
4. q. WILLARD.
Nrw yonx, May l7-9mf
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GUBERNAToRIAL CONVENTION.

BALTIMORE June I6-The democratic election for dele
gates TO the gubernatorial convention warmly
tested. The friends Of Walter Mitchell are said to be ri
umphant
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THE Corner nos 70 " o",,iene.we have hi. day
i auction
yH Ess embroidered eoiars n. cent.
$50 pans lace updsrsieeyss, ST. worth 81 50
rs ehimizettss, 81 so, worth 50
100 dozen csmsuc handkerchief 81, worth 81 CO.
The goods worthy sbs utenton ofisds- they
just half the usual price,
YERBy, TEBBs, YERBy,
MAY 99-digs.s tfntl Corner Of 7th st. and Psna ".
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NV j. G. MCGUIRE, Aoction.er.

June - eodsa-
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New ORLEANS June l6-An English schoolnaaser, by the
name Of James Dyer charged with being instgaor in
the attempted revolt of The slaves has been arrested
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EeTy article st be Of the rery best quality inferior
article 5 called for
right expressly necessary or
der gvag reasonable notice. additional quantity
all articles that required for the use Of the
ring the Thirty Third Congress
specimen OF article proposed paper
and envelopes 25) the proposal
proposef, price
The whole of each article specified ia the foregoing list viii
class Offering
the price EQUALITY consdered will
executing bond, with satisfactory 10
the OF the Senate the performance
forfeiture Of twice the price Of failure
be filed office OF the said Secretary
the proposals have been accepted.
If any should within the
should respect sample
the bond OF the will be put suit
should be endorsed Proposals
senat" and be directed the Secretary
ington
Proposals specimens at the Office free Of
charge.
ASBURY DICKENS
Secretary Senate.
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BY GREEN q SCOTT, Auct,o..eu.

COOP FRAME AND BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS AT AUG
TlONn Thursday the 9Th nstapi shall SELL the prem
O'Clock, good house.
containing
G, Third west,
which tands, wing feet running
being iron, lots 10, n, and u, No. $50.
Also Friday the 10th shall sell,
a O'Clock, handsome near
new, and the which they stAud situated fronting
south side Of Virginia between ~ and ID west
being half OF lot sJ7.
Terms One third cash balance SIX, twelve, eighteen
purchaser give deferred payments
bearing from OF deed given
taken. TILE ndisputabie.
GREEN SCOTT,
June I'D huetonesu.
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PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL AssGMBLY-OLp SCnooL.-
This body adjourned sine die Friday. The folio sing
were among The important Of the closing proceed
ings:
The consideration OF the report OF the committee
domestic missions finished and the report, amendI
ed was adopted.
The overture relating to q new church Washington
was taken up A substitute Tor The report oil the CON-
mitiee offered by DR.. Smith. OF Balimors and adop
ed II recommends the raisinG OF funds fsr the object
and advises the speedy purchase OF ste for the build
ngall under the direction OF the pfesbytesy oil Balt
more
The cause OF African colonization was cordially rec
commended TO the churches.
The special committee appointed at the last gsnsva
semby TO take into consideration tos securing
the right Of conscience in religious natter. 10 American
citzess in foreign countries, presented report
The report was quite volum'noua, and contained hs.
tory OF the efforts which have been made during the yes
to accomplish the object of the resolutions.
series OF resolutions were reported BY the commitiee
They in eject endorse the spirit OF he resolutions o
the last assembly urge the agitation Of the subject and
appeal strongly in favor Of the rights OF American c'i
zens abroad, and applaud the action Of the American
government in the treaty with the oriental rersblr OF
Uruguay. =
After considerable debate the report and resolst'os'
adopted
resolution offered by the board OF foreign missions
relative the conversion OF the Jews, was then !aken
up After some debate upon the principles involved saa
upon the propriey OF establishing mp Ttaot powss :"
the manner proposed, DR.. j. Breckvnnoge oHea :
modified resolution substitute, wh'en Wss saoFec.
and The report and resolutions were then adopssa -
whole. -. -.
On motion OF Mr. FAR. Of South Carolina The thanks
Of the general assembly were returned TO ns c'xsos OF
for the kindnees and hospitality eHtended
,he and the pastors Of churches for
The use OF their houses OF worship,
AJter reading the minutes of ths morning term, The
pres.nt session OF the general assembly waa on motion
of Dr. Mcdowell, declared dissolved, and nsw gene
raj assembly directed TO meet in the city OF Bs6Ao
in May next
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TUyGpfA HOTEL. OLD POINT COMFORT, CvA).-Ths iarrs
Ill and establishment o the reception
m. saluhry climate and the
pop, Comtor,
Union heightened remarks the suec,
services OF the most Efficient assistants
and no sho shall be omitted the comfo
COM eui~rc OF patrons.
ri. Norfolk, Richmond, reershns Baltimore
ws.hssor rhiiA~phs, and New passenger. daily
JOS. r. REYNOLDS TO.
Jsre 3-so6N rrorvesors.
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NaroLroS LIZ rrr,r.--lt seems that the new Emperor
Of the French is not very popular with the Parisan ia
d,es letsr-wrter says thai when they go, the oPe
"a. the Emperor being present. they express III cir con-
Tempt by looking him through The wrong end OF their
glasses" strikes that they could forciby BE-
little" him by using wha, Sam Weller called I" do.b's-
million masnfying glasses OF hexira power" Aro1s
Of The Emperors nick name 81 petit he reported to
have remarked, taking up the book which pitched
into him severely. What have we here sh--' Ma
roleon the Liue. by Victor Huso-1s Great" ns' I
BIZ OF irony that--Bossen Posi-
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BY j. c. MCGUIRE. Auctionoer.

VALUABLE HOMESTEAD NEAR WASHINGTON AT AUG
uonBy order Of the orphans court for The county Wash
District OF Columbia, will be sold
Tuesday the 2sh u
the
embracing and
Amos Kendall situated norlheastey from the Capitol
and a half distant
The buildings grounds will be calling al Mr.
kendaps for The purpose OF examining Them.
The will be
hand and the balance equal
months secured by bonds with security and lien
JAS. O. McGUIRE,
June I'd Aucteneer.
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by j. g. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

SQUARE OF GROUND NEAR THE CAPITOL AT AUG
~ TloNOn Tuesday afternoon, June O'Clock,
premises, shall sell the whole
square feet frontug Maryland avenue 6th
and 9TH This make
some seventy, hys handsome building lots readily
by the lot, the whole will
This beautifully a distance
the CAPITOL and affords the best opportunity
estate this civ pIat
of the square be a my rooms.
Terms One fourth cash the residue
teen months, for satisfactorily secured bearing Con
veyancing at the expense OF purchaser.
J. c. MCGUIRE,
June I'D Auctioneer
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Convention for the mutual delivery OF CRIMINALS fugves
from justice in certain cases, concluded between Inc
United States the part, and Prussia and other
States of the Gemanic Confederation, on the other
part
Whereas II is found expeden, for the better admins
traton of Justice aud The prevention OF crime within the
territories and jurisdiction OF the parties respectively that
persons committing certain heinous crimes, being fugi-
lives from Justice. should under certain
be recprocally delivered up and also to enumerate such
crimes explicitly and whereas the laws and constitution
OF Prussia, and Of the other German States parties 10 this
Convention forbid them to surrender their own citizens
10 foreign jurisdiction. the Government of the United
States, with view OF making the Convention strictly
reciprocal shall be held equally free from any obligation
to surrender citizens Of The United States therefore, on
the one part the United States of America, and
on the other part His Majesty the King OF Prus-
STA, in His own name well in the name of
His Majesty the King OF SaxoDy His Royal Highness the
Eec0r oil Hesse, His Royal Highnsss the Grand Duke
OF Hesse and Rhine, His Royal Highness The Grand
Duke OF Sake Wemar Eisenach. His Highness the Duke
of Saxe-Meiansen, His Highness the Duke Of SAKE
tina, His Highness The Duke OF Brunswick, His Hghnese
the Duke OF Anha Dsssau. His Highness the Duke oil
Anhat Bernbug, His Hghness the Duke of Nassau His
Serene Hghness the Prince of Schwarzburg Rudolsad
His Serene Highness the Prince Of Schwarzburg Son
dershausen Her Serene Hghness the Princess and
OF Waldeck, His Serene Hghness the Prince OF Reuss
elder branch. His Serene Hghness the Prince of Reuss
Junior branch his Serene Hghness the Prince of Lippe
His Serene H'ghness The Landgrave of Hesse Homburg
AS well as the free city Of FRANKFORT having resolved 10
treat this subject. have for that purpose appointed
their respective plenpOenaIies TO negotiate and con
clade a convention--lha, is 10 say:
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The President of the United States Of America Daniel
Webster Secretary State and His Majesty the King OF
Prussia, in His name. well the OF the
other German Soyeregns above and the free
city OF FRANKFORT, Frederic Charles Joseph Gerolt,
His said Mslesys Minister Resident the Government
OF the United States, who after reciprocal communca
ton OF their respective powers, have agreed TO and sign
ed the following articles:
ARTICLE
II is agreed that the United States and Prussia and
the other States OF the Germanic Confederation included
IN, or which may hereafter accede to this Convention,
shall upon mutual acquisitions by them their minis
ters officers. authorities respectively made. deliver up
of murder or ASSAULT with intent to commit murder, or
piracy. arsoD robbery forgery, the uerance
OF forged papers, the fabrication circulation OF
counterfeit money, whether con p8pag money, the
embezzemen OF public monI committed within the
jurisdiction OF either party, shall seek asylum,
shall be found within the territories OF the other Pro-
pided. That this shall only be done upon such evidence
OF crminalty as, according TO the laws OF the place
where the fugitive or person charged shall be found,
would justify his apprehension aud commitment for trial.
If the crime offence had there been committed and
the respective Judges and other magistrates of the two
governments shall have power jurisdiction and author
ly, upon complaint made under OATH TO a warrant
Tor the apprehension OF the fugitive person charged
that he may be brought before such Judges or Other
crimnaty may be heard and considered and il such
hearing. the evidence be deemed sufficient TO sustain
the charge, shall be the duty OF the examining Judge
magistrate 10 certify the the proper executive
authority. that warrant may issue for the surrender of
snch fugitive. The expense of such apprehension and
delivery shall be borne and betrayed by the party who
makes the requlsiion and receives the fugitive
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auosions.r.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY At AUGTIoN.-on
Thursday afternoon, June O. al O'Clock, premises
shall sell No. 2y3,
consisting brick building (slaied
roof) North street, Twelfth
fourth cash residue twelve eighteen TWEEN
four months with interest," satisfactorily secured. Conveyance
OF purchaser.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
June Sd Aucuoneer
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by j. G. MCGUIRE, Auc,,onser.

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE FIRST wARD-on Wed.
neday afternoon, June 18th, O'clock the premises,
shall se Of lot No 49, in l6a bounded follows De
ginning inches from
and running
g rs
rs feet the place Of beginning, together with
improvements.
ne-fouh cash the residue twelve
months satisfactorily Convey
aneinr II the expense oftbe purchaser. - -
Juns I'D AuSuon.er.
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Amor sAp-At the Tom Moore supper. on Monday eve
ming, exMsyor Quincy, while descanng upon the Irish
chsracie observed that although he had never BEEN Al
Cork he had seen 40 many drawings Of il thai evening
that he felt himself almost an rishman - Papsy
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June S-lawiw

CPECIAL CARD.-The attention public . respectful,
~ called Of situated Mary
land avenue, between 9Th and 7' streets and within
hundred yards OF the Capitol The
tanning 900 feet capable making eighty
good building running back a fifteen feet aIey
will be offered in sections and ii sold way be pu
up and sold entire. Sale positive.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
June s-2t AuciQpeer
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DKINTiNG MATERIALS FOR SALE.-The printing ma
terials formerly used the publication
offered private saie. They good
long primer bougeo and BREWER about 500
together with stands press
column rules The either together OF
separate, reasonable
Apply TO G A. SAGE, Capitol Hill, Washington, &c.
June SID
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ByJ q. MCGUIRE. Anc,,on..r.

DEREMPToRY SALE or HANDSOME BUILDING LOT IN
the First wadon Friday aeraoon, June 10Th, O'Clock
fronting Is 18Th west between n.rth and
1855 feet hre alley, containing 1851 square
feet.
Terms cash.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
June Sd Auctioneer.
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DETER sCHLEMIHL IN America
L Scene. and Legends Of Scotland by Hugh Miller.
Of Woman, Examples Female Courage Viz
nc; by Y. starring.
Life F.elee among Csnnbals; by Lady
Life of Mrs. Dean, missionary 20 China
GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE
Jun. 9Th street, Odd F.iows' Hall.
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BY the President Of the United states Of America
A PROCLAMATION.

of
10 md y November
hunH
German lang word
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FURNISHED House in the SIX Buildings for Rent
have for convenient well house in the
Six Buildings. Rent moderate.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
June TJt Auction and Commission Merchant.
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VERY DESIRABLE LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD AT AUG
Ti0Non "wednesday afternoon, June Is, At 6k O'Clock
ILL., Lots and fronting ~ feet each north
7th and e streets and OF 10, s. fronting -
90 b.
These handsomely situated within distance
Presidents House and the various public ohhcers.
Terms Ono third the residue In twelve and eshtec
months for notes satisfactorily secured bearing interest
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
May s7-dn Aacdonssr.
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In faith whereof We The respective pIenipolenaries.
have signed this agreement and have heesno affixed our
seals.
Done al Washington this sixteenth day OF November
one thousand eight hundred and fty-two and the sew.
enty seventh year OF the Independence OF the United
States.
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ARTICLE II.
The s,pulaons OF this Convention shall be applied
TO any other State OF the Gemanc Confederation which
may hereafter declare lis accession thereto.
Ill.,
None OF the contracting parties shall be bound 10 de-
liver up its citizens subjects under the s,pulaons
OF this Convention.
ARTICLE Nv.
Whenever any person accused of any OF the crimes
enumerated in this Convention shall have committed a
new crime in the territories of the State where he has
sought asylum, shall be found, such person shall
not be delivered up under The spulaons OF this conven
ton until he shall have been tried and shall have re-
oeived the punishment due TO such crime, or shall
have been acquitted thereof.
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Authenticated zu dem am I6ten Juni Entause nd
acht hunds und xwei und fdafzig zu Washns ton zwis
chen den yereingtsp Staten won Nord-Amerka elmer
ses, und Preus.en und anderen Staten des Deuschen
Bundles, andererses. abgeschossene VertraHe wegen
der in gewssen Fallen gegenseitg gewshrenden Aus
lettering der vor der Jusz fncbtgen Verbrecher.
Da NIGHT ihunlich sein mocbte, dass die Rati-
hcatonen dss 16ten Juni, 1851, "a Washing.
ton unterzechDeen Verrages zw.cben den Vereinigen
Staten einsses und Pfeusscn uod apderen Staten des
Deuscben Bundles andsrerseits wegen der gewissen
Fallen III Eewshrenden gesenseit,gen Ausesrung der
,vor der Jusz 6achtgen Verbrecher innerhab der i'm
Eenannen Vertrage verabredsten Ffst apsgewechselt
werden, und da beids Thele u1oscten, AS dersebe
EUR volls'sndigen Ansuhrung geIsnge so hat zn dem
Ende der Pissiden, der vere,nIgen Staten Won Nord
Ameka .einerseits den Stats Secear der yereinp,en
S'aaisn Edward Everett, und Seine Msiesst der Kong
Won Preussen in Seinem eigeDen Namen sowoh ala Ma
mems der andAren in dem vorgenannten Verage erwsbn
e en- aeuschsn Soaveraine, Aerhochs Ihren Minister
EEesaenien bel der Regerung der Vereneten Staten
eaa'oo Carl Joseph won Gsrolt nit der Dolhgen Vol
ma ,ersehsn weiche den folgenden Akel verenbar
"op unm,eizsiehne, haben.
..nsn vesnonen des an ieten Juni, 1852 abaeschlos
ushrsndsn wegen der in gerwissen Fallen zu ne.
asr,;rsn .shse'hgen Ausleerung der vor der Just,z
nuHn .e'oIeeher, soen gu Warrington innerhalh
e'nes 'sn1es Won dem Datum d,aer Tsh.,.;nLnnt, :.
gerecnne' oder womoxhch luther aos~ewechs.i, $40.
der Eegenwartke Additional Ar,,k i sr,i a;S,s v
nnd WMknnE haben, ais alb Wor, iar We, 81 MAI
annten Vertrag vom 16ten Joni 1854 m,., IN vo'eeh
worden ware and soil in der in dems~ihsn
men Weiee genehmgt und rai6cir werden
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EDWARD EVERETT, IL. q,
FIR. Won GEROLT, II. s

ssad ah
nn6at onsof the o.
The umedSa F Charles OF o.
Puaaain tn mite b. par 0
Nowh efueL den o Convention
dseved he
lnwnne W fI a m al e lie o be affixed
OF h yea o oL me doaneg hthun
Of America the
Ina SECRETARY State
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THE subscribers beg leave respectfully To Inform
er friends and the pablo that they keep hand sr. sock
o
Those wishing winters would do well give call,
design keeping ssock, and at the
advances from price.
prices sales will be srclu
sivey for cash. -
r. II. woRTHINGroH CO,
(suceessors w. j. Sbey b Co.,)
lime 3-eoda Intel Of itth and streets
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Hank 81 Metropolis.
Washington, MAY "a. 1852
ckhcdcrs Of this hank will he
held Monday, the 9th
e.cns trustees for The
ensuing
Hy order fthe board
NAV ,os9zy.n. sdi24Juiy RID. SMITH, Cashier
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DANL. WEBSTER. [L.sl
FIR. v. GEROLT. IL al

Additional Article 10 the Convention for the mutual de-
livery Of criminals, fugityes from justice. in certain
cases concluded between The United States the part
and Prussia and other States OF the Germanic Confcdera
non on the other part at Washington, the 10th day OF
june one thousand cigh, hundred and hfty-two.
whereas II may not be practicable for the aiHca,ions
o lue enuon Tor the mutual delivery of Criminals
,,o lnsnes N certain easee, between the United
federation, signed at Washington on the IAN dav Of
June IsSx, 70 ne exchanged within the lime stipulated
arous that II should be Carried into ION IA .e oe
effect the President Of the United State. Of Amer,es h.s
fully empowered on his part Edward Ev.r.,, Ssrrs,
OF State OF the United States and Hi. Ma,ss,v ~
of Prussia, in His own name well a. in M. n.n
the other German Soverelgns enumerated in IN. .rao
said Convention has likewise fully empowered F,.ds
rick Charles Joseph Won Gerolt. his said Maies,ys Min
lister Resident the Government OF the United STATE.
who have agreed to and signed the following arhole