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~ NOTICE.-NO DEBTS CONTRACTED BY
any Of the Crew Of the Norwegian bark Deodota will be
paid By Captain or Agent. R. T. WALTER. :
Febr1lary 21 q
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# THE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE Or
MRcY.--H0WARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for
Young Men, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy tho
manly powers, aud create impediments to MARRIAGE
with sure means Of relief Sent In sealed. letter
velopes, free. Of charge. Address Dr.. J. sKHLM
HoUaHToN, Howard Association, Philsdelphis, Pa.
JANUARY 16 8mo
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@ BEAUTIFUL HAIR.-CHEVAILERs
LIFE FOB THE HAIR positively restores gray hair to
Its original color and youthful beauty; imparts life and
strength to the weakest hair; stops s falling out at
once; keeps the head clean; Is unparalleled as hair
dressing Sold by all Druggists and fashionable hair
dreBsers, and at my Office, No. 1923 Broadway, New
York SARAH A. CHEvALIER, N. D.
DoWIE NOISE,
No. ISL Meeting street,
Opposite Charleston Hotel.
Jannary4 3mo8
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THE REMAINS Of Mrs. MARIE DoLNE .AvEnHE
will be Inferred at st. Mays Church. Hssel street. This
Aor'ino at halfpast Nine (s o'clock at which hour
Solemn Requiem of High Mass win be celebrated.
The Relatives, Friends and Acquaintance of the family
and thope of Mr. and Mrs. NJ p OCoNNoB, are invited
to attend. ..,a February q
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MARRIED..
OBITUARY.

At the residence Of the BRIDES mother on the Goth u
tmo, by Rev. N. q. MEYEns, Mr.. SOL ZEMANsKY and
DIVINE HERs0HFELD, all Of this city. No cards.
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The Order OF the Lion, of Baden, richly set With
diamonds, was recently sent to Count B1sAARcK:
who returned it with the remark that the stones
were false. This led to On investigation which is
now going on, from which it appears that this fraud
has been carried on for some time, so that num-
Der of decorated individuals have paste instead OF
diamonds Two gentlemen who had pawned their
Orders have now had them returned to them by
the pawnbrokers on account Of the imitation
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RECONSTRUCTION is not confined to one section,
but is progressing bravely in other States. Florida
suffered considerably during the war from various
raids, and property was damaged to large ex-
tent. The Fernandina and Gulf Railroad was torn
up and large portion OF it rendered useless, but
the Company are now earnestly endeavoring to re-
pair the injuries, and anticipate to have it in COM
plete running order at an early day. The Courier
says:
The steamer Dictator brought down on Sunday
last some twenty carpenters from New York, who
are engaged to work for the Railroad Company
and who are now at work in its service-the Com
pany intending to erect quite number OF build
ings at IN early day.
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

81 INFORMATION WANTED OF H1s
whereabouts Xliving or the place Of his fntermen
dead, Of RIPLEY & B. HA1fETT, Private Co. a., 27th
8. c. Volunteers, Haeood's Brigade, Hokss Division
who sent to Of the Hospitals in near Whining
in the early part February 1885, and about whom
nothing since has been heard. Private HATT was %
years Of age, tall and spare, complexion f but burnt
and fecked; hair black grey eyes, brown moustache
| black eyebrows and fine shaped head. He wore upon
his person large English silver wstcb whom Last SEEM
and was suffering from dysentery. Any information
relative to him will be gratefully appreciated by his az
aicted mother, ANNA g. HAMETT,
Charleston, g. @.
~ Charleston and Wilmington aud others papers
viii please pass this round II February n
~ INFORMATION WANTED OF E. W.
sCHIoBOM, who was In the Charleston Jail, prison.
er previous to the .evacuation- Any one knowing his
whereabouts would obge his wife by letting her know,
at Savannah, Gs MARY a. sCHOBoM.
!: February al ~
~ C0NsIGNEEs NoTICE.-THE BARK
TECUMsEH has been entered under the Five Day Act,
and her cargo will be discharged at vanderhorst Wharf
Goods not permitted viii be sent to Custom House Stores
February 10 e. RAvENL + co.
"a NO DEBTS CONTRACTED BY ANY OF
the Crew Of the British Bark TECUMsEH win be-
paid by Captain or Consignee RAVENEI & co. j.
February 10
~ CONsIGNEEg N0TICE.-THE BARKI
GLADSTONE has been entered under the Five Day Act
and her cargo viii be discharged at Royce Co.'s
Wharf Goods not permitted win be sent to the Custom
House Stores. RAVENEL co.
February 10 :.
: RENO DEBTS CONTRACTED BY ANY OF
the crew Of the Norwegian bark GLADSTONE Will be
paid by Captain or Condgnee. RAVENEL Co.
February 10 . Ig.,zs..ji. -. y.sa5s-.s ~
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: D-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
z. M. WHITING, Esq, as candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston Judicial District at the NEXT election.
September 10
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.

LONDON, February 2o-Noon.-Dispatchess state
that the ship Rslter, from Calcutta 9th November,
for Boston, was abandoned at sea.
Consols 81. 5-2Us advancing; opening quota
tions IA. Fries ST. illinois 79.
LIVERPOOL, February 20-Noon.-Cotton quiet
and steady; estimated sales to-day 5000 bales; Mid
ding Uplands Id. Lard Sos. Sd.
No late arrests of insurgent Fenians. Nine were
convicted at Dublin and heavily sentenced.
BERLIN, February 2O.-The election returns are
nearly all in. The Saxon members are ante-Prus-
sian. The Government has contracted for several
steamers; the American patent is to be used when
dispatch is required.
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aa-sTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COILE-

aa-sTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COLLIE
TON D1STR1CT-BY r. AIIAF WILLIS, ESQ.,, ORDI.
NARy.-Wheress, B. STOKES Commissioner in Equity,
made suit to to grant him Letters Of Administration
of the derelict estate and effects Of JESSE JONES
These are therefore, to cite and adonish all and ansu
Lar the kindred and creditors Of the said JESSE JONES'
late Of Colleton District deceased, that they be and a
pear before me- in tht Court Of Ordinary to be held at
Walterboro' on the 4 Of 1arA nezt after publication
hereof at II o'clock 10 the forenoon to shew cause
any they have why the said Administration ahould not
be granted.
Given under my hand this 21st day Of January Ammo
Domini 1887. B. ALLAN WILLIS, o. G. D.
! January "a 5z. the
asr HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
RENEWED has proved itself to be the perfect pre-
paraHon for the hair ever offered to tho public
Ills vegetable compound, and contains no Injurious
properties whatever.
COLOR
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tt cleanses the scalp and makes the hair soft lusous
and sfken. -..--.-2 -,..
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No person, old or young. should fail to use it.
TT rs RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
f- Ask for Halls Vegetable sicilsn Hair Renewer,
and take no other. 3. P. HALL CO.,
-s.T=sz5i,': Nashua, N. r., Proprietors
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John H. SurTatt.

WASHINGTON, February 20.-On the landing OF
SuRRATT the o. s. Marshs1 said: sIs your name
JOHN q. SuRRArT % He replied, sIt is, Sir I" The
marshal served his warrant and took possession
of th7 prisoner SuRRArr carried his head erect,
with fearless air, and was handsomely dressed in
grey zouave suit, white leggings, fez cap, light
moustache, long goatee, and securely hand-cuffed.
he is in the care and custody entirely Of the civil
authorities.
Ex-Governor THOMAS q. FORD, Of Ohio, and
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"A Sharp Definition.

Hanything were needed to illustrate the evil
condition of srain, the recent address issued by
the Revolutionary Junta" of Madrid supplies
the want sharper indictment Of royal iniquity
than the following passage has rarely been ex-
pressed :.as-..
eve saw savage courts:martiaf singing out hun
dreds Of victims for sacrifice; we saw woman--a
lady, forsooth! looking on impassiyely,. perhaps
with pleasure, as the victims went q dozen at o
time to the scaffo!d Then, too, we beheld an ab-
ject Cortes bsrering away to the party IN power
tunes Of the commonwealth We beheld the press
shamefully gagged-the government thus free to
act without check or hindrsnce. We beheld the
country stripped of even it's remnant OF privileges,
the government Of the provinces handed over to
rapacious mandarins and sangIinary generals; tn
established everywhere; lists OF the prescribed
reaching to every Glass; citizens arrested by thou
sands; the rich mulcted in extraordinary and
forced contributions; the poor sent of to to die IN
tence Of idleness or vagrancy the ustrloqs OF the
| State condemned to death; the laws made in SOL
emn Cortes set aside by simple royal decree; the
RESOURCES Of the country wasted IN obscure anu
ruinous loan contracts; the hearth OF the ctlzen
violated; in short, there were trodden under toot
on all sides and on every occasion, virtue, right
and property; our families and our labor; every
proprieey, every principle, every duty.
Then follows clause concerning the Queen:
.="And, while all this was going on, yonder in
zaranz, and here in Madrid Queen Isabella did
nought but plot &actious combinations against
| Italy, our sister, and European law, our birth
right, in the interests Of the Court Of Rome, the
plague spot on our countrys history; else was
looking on with careless smile as her pachas IN
Cuba, by their traitorous completely in the slave
trade, their violence and their coyetousness, were
outraging the:moral sense of both old and new
world, and drawing upon ourselves the i'll will o.
the great and illustrious republic Of the United
States. All this we beheld subsequently to the Ill
omened day Of ed June last"
The Ju1ta proceeds to put some questions:
"Must we endure such things longer2 Are we
to deem ourselves completely degraded2 Has II
to be stated as fact that we are, alas unworthy
Of possessing one single privilege, ore shred, O
freedom? Are we doomed to be forever incapable
Of taking ot1r turn with the most llustrious ma
tions Of the Europe in which we live, in their long
exercised right Of dismissing and Furnishing those
sovereigns who are found unworthy Of exercising
the exalted magistry which the people have en-
trusted to their keeping3 Has our country to D.
eternally stupefed by ignorance and servllty M an'
starvation? Are these things to endure: In
revolutionary Junta Of Madrid thinks not"
The Government of Spain has repressed the pre-
liminary outbreaks with cruel hand; but tn
spirit Of revolution is not yet subdued.
|
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1@ NO DEBTS CONTRACTED BY ANY OF
the Crew Of the British Bark TECUMsEH win be
paid by Captain or Consignee. RAVENEI co.
February 10
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~. NOIICE.-THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF
TEACHERS Of the Public Schools in the City Of Charles
ton, Will be held on Monday, the 25th inst.
Applications can be leftwi the Secretary Of the Board
at the Normal School, No. St Philip street. :.
BY order Of the Board.
e. MONTAGUE GRnMKE,
Secretary Commissioners Free Schools.
February u s-,s.-,., tuthe8 sii
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az ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. F.
BAUoH and P. GOUaLEMANN formerly employed by
Ro1ssoNNEAu, Of Paris), No. 500 Broadway New York
Anrl IL - 1Yr
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HT CONsIGNEES PER STEAMER CARLOT-
TA from New York ass hereby notified that abe is This
Day discharging cargo at Brown l. Co.'s WHAT All
goods remaining the Wharf after sunset uncaled for
will be stored at their riak and expense.
February 81 2 STREET BROTHERS & co.
:.R- NOTICE TO GRRDTTORs.-JOHN BO-
MUM having executed to me DEED OF ASSIGNMENT
Of his property for the benefit of his cred
tors Of the said JOHN BoNUM are hereby called to-
gether to meet Aonday the 25th Of February instant
at 10 O'Clock A. M at the residence Of the undersigned
No. So st. Philip street, in order TO proceed to the ap
pontmenS Of their agent agents to confa with the
Assignee. .ss'--- =. G. C. BOWEN.
February 19 81
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Conversational.

WASHINGTON, February -sENArE-Ihe Presl-
dents answer to the Senatorial question regarding
the violation Of the Civil Rights Bill, says that the
Secretary Of the Navy is aware Of none; Secretary
Of the Interior has received no information of any
the Secretary of State has none; the Postmaster
General has none; the Attorney General has re-
por ed none. The President says that he has the
case Of Wm FMcHER of Georgia, under conslde-
ration; that it had been referre1 to the Attorney
Generals Office by the Secretary OF War. The
Secretary Of War says, If necessary, military orders
will be issued to enforce the provisions of the Civil
Rights Bill, though as yet no neglect or refusal to
carry out the same has been reported to the Presi-
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RENO DEBTS CONTRACTED. BY ANY OF
the crew Of the Norwegian bark GLADSTONE Will be
paid by Captain or Condgnee RAVENEL + CO.
February 10 . gz. ,.i3 -. .-sy.s1s-5p -
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EM.IsILI[ -. ~. s:s.:tss s.: "
5Gi - oArir1m ": =: A1A1R, Is, 3
VX7nL LEAVE ATLANTIC WHARF. AS ABOVE,
wv ON Friday Ao1ning,s 29d O'Clock.
Returning will leave Edisto Saturday AoH1csf5 Sss
For Freight or Passage, apply 70 49,.
Eiy 49, s;:is- SO MOTIF a. PRINGIK, .Agan
An Freight paysble here, and no Wsy Freight ne Frs.
sengers TAKEN Freight received and stored nee q
charge 5eES.a9 ~ z. Rehrnsty ~,
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- ,r!az, a!s.s,l;s5s -.E-esS@.
-. @,e~,.. ONE OF lTHE ;FAVuRITE3HDM ME-
ZEEH4s@ CANT TEAMaEIIPS4 :, "a: !.
5ZE3EfbIkR aoUAKKRtG =. . - = atRAAOfaA,
.-ESz5e.5 5.ANDALUHIA. & zc--iiff SI3RANAUAJtss
win leaYe Adger,a South Wharf eveEy &GtnE5d
The steamship ANDALUBIA VIII leave Adgef Wharf;
ion Eatrday; February, 13d, at 70 O'CLOCK
February ias5t s;..,9s f.:.-. :RAyKNEI, ksoa
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CHARLESTON & .G 0RGET0WN
STEAM PACKET LINE
SEMI-W EE XII 70 &. sas 4.

TOUCHING AT sOUTHIsLAHD, EAEEaEXa
MILLS AND LANDINGS ON Tg3Ni WAC
CAMAWANDHLACK RIVERS. s: IS. * 80 5YS
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3. sHIPPiNas:3. I.
FOR NEW YORK

:, 1-e-:,s THE FINE sTEAMsH1P 0AR1OTTA,
CAPITALS CHARLES aooLLIE8, wM
LI1EfiCaEHH& leave Brown Il Co.'S south sWh&d On
-Ss r Saturday. the 2sd inst, 1t = ocloek r
For Freight or Passage Engagements (havtns elegant
o'D.A. A.A,..> .>e'''' STREET BROTHERS kCO,
Eahrnarv o0 2si7 ;s"'."oH' - No. "a East Bay.
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BOWIE & NOISE.

SUCCESSORS TO KING AND CAssDEY, !,
March l thlys Charleston, 8. G..
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GREAT RRITAN

PROCEEDINGS OF PAgIIAMENT-EARL RUSSEILS MO-
TION AS TO THE IRISH CHURCH-PROGREss OF THE
REFORM BIIIl-APPOINTMENT or BOUNDARY COM
MISSIONERS.
The House Of Lords, on the oath of June exhibited
unusual iveliness III and outside Earl RusseS motion
early gathering of the friends OF the Irish E
tablshment When the strangers gallery opened
there was rush the part Of gentlemen with
sOmbre garments and sOnbre oounenances, looking like
people had 10 witness tho execution OF bosom
friend Ladies generally take an interest in religious
matters but their attendance last night IN the Lords
on u very limited scale The muslin dresses In the
peeresss gallery scarcely half so numerous as the
lawn sleeves on the Bishops benches After question
TO Irish railways had been disposed or Earl Russell
brought forward his motion TO the IRISH Church IL
follows -" That humble address Dc pre-
scented TO her Majesty, praying That her Majesty VIII
be pleased 90 give directions that by the operation
of Royal Commission otherwise, ful
and accurate Information he procured as 10 the nature
and amount OF the property and revenues OF the Estab
lished Church Ireland with view TO their more pro
ductive management and their more equitable apphea
tOn for the benefit OF the Irish people, The noble lord
pointed 20 the state OF Ireland as showing that something
must be done TO the grievances Of which the peo
pie complained, and this motion was brought forward IN
but that the way might be cleared for work next year
His lordshp ldealt fOrciby with the allegation that the
Irish Church was only Sentimental wrong" Would
Scotland, he asked tolerate such sentimental wronsF
and did not the American colonies separate themselves
from this country for grievances greater than TINS
sentimental wrong I" He showed by figures the iljus
tee OF the Church, and enforced the necessity for
change by arguments drawn from experience elsewhere
long discussion followed In the course VI which the
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GOVERNMENT Finances.

WASHINGTON, July There were no receipts Of
fractional currency from the Printing Bureau by tho
Treasury Department for the week ending yesterday,
and no shipments This was caused by the fact that
examination of the vaults of the Treasury now pro-
gress by Committee appointed by the Secretary for has
purposes aud il thought inexpedent at present 10
have any money delivered from the Currency Bureau
the Spring OF 1861 before that had been the custom W
have an examination once in every SIX months T.,
The Treasurer OF the United States holds In trust Tor
National Banks, at this date as security Tor circulating
notes 500 as security Tor deposits 81 paoo
The OF National Bank currency issued TO date
is S3OO526 from this IS TO be deducted the currency
Sl7 leaving in actual circulation at this date
The amount OF fractional currency returned and de-
sroyed at the Department during the week was Ss2oo
The receipts from Internal Revenue were siss J ana
the total amount for the week which Is also the asgre
cate for the fiscal year, is Ss,35l.s22
The Georgia National Bank OF Atlanta Ca, has on its
voluntary application been discontinued as depository
OF public moneys and financial agent OF the Unted
states
The receipts for June sll coo GEO. and
from internal revenue about s2lOOa0oo During me hrss
days the present month the receipts nom these
two sources were s9,5OO0Oo.
DECISIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL
REVENUE.
WASHINGTON July THE following decisions
have been rendered by the Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue Monuments of all kinds exceeding 500 value,
excep those erected by public private contributions to
commemorate the services OF Union soldiers VINO nave
fallen n battle subject TO tax at the rate OF five per
cent al valOrem Manufacturers do not lose the benenn
OF the exemption in section eS By reason OF employing
spnrentices or iourneymen provided they Themselves
personally engage la the manual labor OF their business
Boot and liable 70 ad yalorem tax OF nv
per cent Wooden handles for pows and for other ag'
cultural household, and mechanical tools and impleents
are exempt from taxation but there is no general e1-
empon OF such tools Themselves Harness, when made
and sold or used should be taxed upon It's entire value
The cost OF leather and trimmings should not De
deducted although tax may have previously been paid
upon them but when party purchases harness cellars
upon which the tax has been paid, and sells them WIN
and as part OF harness Of his manufacture he should
be allowed 60 deduct the cost OF such collars from the
gross amount received for the harness. -.
Medcincs which il sold by druggists dealers agents.
&C. would he subject 20 the stamp tax, should ~ shS
by physician when made by him ana kept ior seneIai
sale such cannos be regarded as physoahs pre-
scfiptions 40 .,-o,,.. n so..,a,
receint in his own name, upon the demand OF I'm In
e,nai Revenue officer IL is not sufficient Tor Dim 70
nroec receipt Issued 70 another person, even thoufh
mar other NAV have been employed by the same person
and upon the same wagon. &C
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON July 6-NOOn.-COnsols for money, 94s. United
States 49, Illinois Central Railroad Shares,
79l Erie Railway Shares 4S3.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have declined Z, and are now
quoted at GA; United States FiveTwenties have ad-
vaneed 3D. and the quotation now is 49, Illinois Centrai
Railway shares 794 Erie Railway shares 4Sa.
LIVERPOOL, July 6-NOon.-CottOn quiet; estimated
sales today 5000 bales; Nnddng Uplands, 1Oad.; Mid
ding Orleans, I'D Breadstufs dull; CornS7i3. Whte
California Wheat 1872 Barley, 81. Oats, SI9. Peas'
s9j Beef, 1861. Pork. 75i. Bacon, 1915. Lard 4IO'
Cheese 81. Pot Ashes, slI6 Petroeum-Splrits 9d;
Refined, lJ2. Spirits Turpentine, 92i Tauow' Ai'
Clover Seed al. ROsin-COmmon, 6I9; Fine, III
Accommodation frmer the sales to-day Will reach
10000 bales Mddlng Uplands, 1Oad; Middng Orleans
I'D In the Breadstus market Corn has advanced ga,
and is now quoted at S7i6. Wheat, Barley Oats and
Peas are unchanged. Provisions are without change
Produce unchanged.
LONDON July 6-NOOn.-No. 70 Dutch Standard sugar.
2s6 Calcutta Linseed, 6sl6 Linseed Cakes. 90 TO-
whale OIL, sS5 Linseed Oil, ah 1Oi Sperm OIL snO
AfternOon.-We have no change TO announce IN the
price of articles since the noon report.
FRANKFORT July eUnited States bonds closed AT 7Is
for the issue Of 1862
July 7-Unfted states bends quoted to-day at t
for the of 1862.
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HOLLAND.
COLONIES FoR SALE.

From the Hague we learn that no sooner - the
Luxemburg business settled than another question con-
ne ed with sale Of territory arises some time since
treaty was concluded between England ana Holland 10
fix tile frontiers OF the possessions Of both countries on
the OF Guinea while at the same time new hbtia
tariff Of duties established This treaty has been ald
before the Dutch Parliament and not Few members are
opinion that the Guinea colony n every year loss
the Dutch treasury 10 would be better To dispose OF H.
The Government have replied that the treaty ana the
but have not declined sell II good price could be
obtained The only question is how To ma buyer Inc
English Government have not shown themselves willing
TO buy the Dutch possessions and there no other state
10 whom they would be OF any 10 IS not at all I'M
probable that II Holland can cOntrve 70 get rid OF the
Guinea colony efforts will next be made 10 sell the West
Indian colonies which also source pechhry loss
Negotiations have recently been reopened between
Switzerland and Holland IN regard to commercial Tenty
Some years ago treaty OF tins kind was on the point OF
being concluded, but the Dutch Government insisted
that the ibera restrictions OF the SWISS on tnc Duch
Jews should be abolished Tins refused a hat time
but the Swiss Government, IL is understood, nave now
taken the necessary measures 10 place Dutch Jews yhg
IN switzerland the footing as Clrlstlans-lfall
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