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Evening star., 1867-11-07

N N III LII ~
In all cases where
vessels shall be cap
tured or de:aine d, 10 be
carried into port under
pretence Of carrying TO
the enemy contrabard
goods, the captor shall
give a receipt for such
Of the papers of the
vessel as he shall re-
tain, which rec eipt
shall be annexed 70 4
copy ofthe said papers;
and ii shall be unlaw-
full to break mp or open
the matches, chests,
trunks, casxs, bales, or
vessels found on board,
or remove the smallest
partcfthe goods, unless
the lading lie brought
on shore in presence Of
the competent officers.
and an inventory be
made by them OF The
same. Nor shall it be
lawful 10 sell, ex-
change, or ALLEVIATE the
said articles OF contra
band in any manner,
unless there shall have
been lawful process,
and the competent
Judge, or judges, shall
nave pronounced
against sucn goods sen.
tence Of confscation.
Evening star., 1867-11-07
ARTICLE "a.

1t shall not be lawful
for any foreign priva'
teers who have com.
m Missions from AM
prince or State in en-,
nifty with either natior
to fit their ships in tht
ports of either to sci
their prizes, or in any
manner TO exchangt
them: neither shall they
be allowed to purchase
provisions, except sucl
as shall be necessary
to their going 10 thi
next port Of that prime,
or State from which
they have received
their commissions.
Evening star., 1867-11-07

ros nj mas altos dere-
chos nj careas en- Ia
Republics Dominicana
4 10 esporracion de
cualquier art culo para
los Estados Unidos, nj
en- los Estados Unlaos
a la esportacion de
cuaiquier articulo para
Ia Republics Doraini-
cana, que los que sc
pagusn o pagaren a la
esportacion de sigual
articulopa cualQ uier
otro pals estrangero.
I No sc impondra min
euna prohibition 4 la
importation o esporta-
cion de cuslq uier ar
lticulo, production %
manufacture de la Re-
lpdblica Dominicana o
de sus pesquerias, O de
.ios Estados Unidos q
de las suyas que proce.
dan de los puertos de
la Rep blica Domini-
cana o de los Estados
IUnidos o que sc des-
tinen a ellos, que no sc
estienda igualmente u
todos los demas paises
Iestrangeros.
Evening star., 1867-11-07
ARTICULO d

No sera licito a min.
gunos ermadores es.
tran geros que hayaA
recibido patente de
cualquier principe o
estado que sea enemigo
de cualquiera de las
dos naciones, eq uipar
sus bug ues en- los puer-
tos de Ia otra, nj ven.
der. nj de ninguna ma
nera permutar sus pre-.
sas, nj se los permitira
comprar proyisiones,
sino las que sean me-
cesartas para ir nj
proximo puerto del
principe o estado de
que hayan recibido sus
patentes-
Evening star., 1867-11-07

A1rIcULo Is.
Las dos atlas parties
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AuOwlIk tudt Lue same
Is either hesieged,
blockaded, or invested,
ii is agreed that every
vessel soclrcumstanced
may be turned away
from such port or
place, but she shall
not be detained,nor any
part of her cargo, II not
contrabano, be confis-
Gated, unless, after no.
tice Of such blockade,
or investment, she
shall again attempt to
enter; but she shall be
permitted to 90 TO any
other port or place she
shall think proper; pro-
vided the same be not
blockaded, besiegso, or
invested. Nor shall
any vessel of either Oh
the parties that may
have entered into such
port or place before the
same was actually be-
sieged, blockaded, or
invested by the other,
be restrained fromquit.
ting such place with
her cargo nor If found
therein after the reduc.
ton and surrender of
such place shall such
vessel or her cargo be
liable 10 confls cation.
but they shall be re-
stored to the owners
thereof.
Evening star., 1867-11-07

<1AsA ~ 4 LIZ 1O.
En- tempo de guerra
los buXues mercantes
pertenecientes a cluda.
danos de cualquiera de
las parties contratantes
destinados a algun
querto del enemigo de
una de elias, y yrespecto
a cuyo Wage y artfculos
de cargamento hubiere
justOs motives de sos
pecha, tendrun obliga-
cton de exhibir asi en-
alta mar como en- los
puertos 0 radas, no solo
sus pasaportes, sino
tam blen sus certifica-
dos para demostrar que
sus generos no son de
la cualidad de los es.
pecificados como con-
trabando en- Ell art culo
decimo tercero de la
presente convention.
Evening star., 1867-11-07
ARTICCLo {

Para cabai iRtell.
gencia de las es1ipula.
clones precedeptes, Sc
ha con venido en- Que
todo buque pertene-
eiente esclusiyamente
a ciudadano q ciudada.
nos de la Republica
DominIcana, y cuyo
captain sea gamblea
ciudadano de ella, v
supuesto que dicho
ouque haya cumplido
con todos los demas
requisites establecIdos
por la Icy para ad.
quirer su nacionalidad,
q aunque su construc.
cion y tripula cion sean
90 tranaeras, sera coz.
para todos los
efectss de este tratado
como buque Domini.
cAnQ.
Evening star., 1867-11-07

- . - y ~ lCs
La libertad de nave.
gacion y de comercfo
sc estendera a toda
clase de mercancias,
esceptuando unica-
mente las designa-
das con ell nombre de
contrabando de guerra
y bajo este nombre SO
comprenderan.
IL. Los cahones,
morteros, obuses, Pc
dreros, espiRgaldas,
mosq uetes, fusiles, RI
nes, carabinss, pis-
iolas, pleas, espa-
das. sables, lansas,
arponee, alabardas,
granadas, bombas, pol
vora, mechas, balas. v
todo 10 que correspondo
al uso de las armas.
y. Los broq ueles,
cascos, coraZas, cotas
de malta. avo,s y vesti.
duras hechas en- forma
militar y para uso de
los milItares.
81. Los cinturones de
eabalierta y los cabal.
los con sus arneses.
~. Y generalmente,
todas Las armas ofen.
sivas y defensivas; ya
sean dc hero, acero,
bronco, cobre, 8 de
cualquier otro mate.
rial, CON tai que sirvan
para hacer Ia guerra
por mar o por TERRA.
Evening star., 1867-11-07
ARTICULO 8.

No Sc impondran Of
ros nj mas altos dere-
cnos a Ia importation
en- Ia kep u blica Domi.
nieana, de cualouier
artlcuio, production q
manufaetura de los e.
tados Unldos o de an
pesq uerias, nj Sc I'm.
pondran otros nj ma
altos derechos a Ia i'm.
portacion en- los Esta-
dos Unidos de cual.
quier articulo produc.
cion o man ufactura de
10 Repdblica Domini.
cana o de sus pesque-
rias, que los que Sc
paeuen o pagaren por
lgual articulo produc.
cion o man ufactura de
caalQuisr otro pais GO.
trangero o de sus pes.
querias.
Ne % iDpondrsp OF
Evening star., 1867-11-07

On the part Of each
country the surrender
shall be made only by
the authority OF the ex.
ecuttve thereof. The
expenses OF detention
and delivery effected In
virtue Of the preceding
articles, shall be at the
cost OF the party max.
ing the demand.
Evening star., 1867-11-07
ARTICLE q.


The citizens OF each
Of the high contracting ca,
parties, residing IN the pa
other, shall ealoy the 81
mCst perfect liberty of "a
conscience. They shall "a
b. 81 bJeetea 20 no in ei,
conyeniencee whatever de
on account Of their re. CT
Hglons belief, nor shall sel
they in any manner be er'
annoyed or disturbed pc
In the exercise Of their cit
religious worship In liz
private houses, or In n'tic
The ehapels and places ca
which they may select eli
1or ina, purpose; pro- prl
Nlded that, in so dong, de
fney observe the deco ley
run due 10 the Iavs.ids
ussyes, and customs Of lsl
the country Its like csI
wise agreed that thelqu
citizens of the one rti
country dying in the 1sI
territory of the other e,
msy be Inferred eitherl6
IN the ordinary GENE sIs
teriee or in spch others leI
Evening star., 1867-11-07
ARTICULo IA.

Tode otfa mercancia
% Articulo no compren.
dido entire aquelios ar.
tlculos de contrabando,
ssplicitamente enumo.
rados y slasidcados ar.
riea seran considerados
iibres y objetos de un
comercio iibre y legal,
y pOdran ser traspor.
tados nbremente Dor
los ciudadanss de las
dos parties contratantes
aun & plazas perteps-
ctentes & I'M enemieo,
!esceptuando solamen n to
aquellos que Sc encuen.
'fren en- Ia actualidad
sitiatas o bloqueadas.
AaTIcuIo is.
Evening star., 1867-11-07
ARTICCLO %.

Por parte de cada
pals, Ia entrega sera
hecha solamente de
6rden del ejecuttvo.
Los Eastoe Dc deten.
cion y entrega hechos
en- virtud de los artlcu.
los precedentes. CORE.
ran 4 cargo de 10 parte
reelamante.
Evening star., 1867-11-07
ARTICLE 81.
ARrICvIo n.

Tbs convention to ~ Esta con y - rScn an
concluded for the term celebra nor Al sIv..e
VI sisns years, oaung oe ocho AMOS contadoe
,t or s1 Ante cioesoe el cange de las
one year before the ex aio nntss =: Ss.rsr.e
ptration OF that period ESQ rla m rtSs,,rS -.
neither OF the contract. las pnr,es corsrs,.n,ss
ing parties sAan have hp tiere An n eiassn Ia
announced, by an OF. otra. por messo - ma
ncia1 notification, ia pottf fscior CfS,cial su
intention 10 the other yoIuntad de de,ens ~ ios
to arrest the operations efsctos a. die ha con.
OF said convention ttsvenciop esta contfnn.
sna1i con :nue btnding ara obligatorIa Dor
LOT - twelve months doce meses mas, al
longer, and 80 on, frcmea adsiants de aio en-
ysaf 70 year, u1ul tie rano, hasta que tefmi.
Evening star., 1867-11-07
ARTICLE 2.


The citizens of each
Of the high contract {
ing parties, residing OIL
established IN the ter !
ritory Of the other, {
shall be exempt from (
all compulsory mill {
tary service by sea or ?
by land. and from all {
forced loans or mill ,
nary exactions or re- :
QUESTIONS. nor shall {
they be compelled tolr
pay any contribution {
whatever higher &C
other than those tfaar
are or may be paid by ,
native citizens.
Evening star., 1867-11-07
ARTICrIO a.

~ a. I IL II.
Los ciudadanos de
cada una de las atlas
parties contratantes re-
sidentes en- la ora, go
Lar9n de In mas perfec-
"A iioertsd de concien-
eia, SIN ser molestados
ae ningum mode Dor su
eIeenela reiigiosa. Nj
ser4n de ninguna man.
era incomodados nj
pertnroados en- Ell e,er-
cicie de su culto re-
ligioso en- casas mar.
ticulares, q en- las
capillas y lugares Que
elijan al efecto, STEM
pre- que observer el
decoro debIdo a las
leyes usos y costumbres
del pals Sc conylene
Isl miSmo, en- que los
c'udadanos de un pals
q ne mueran en- Ell ter
ri'orio del otro puedan
SET enterrados, q en- los
cementerios, comunes,
.0 en- o'ros que sean
9leJldos a exe I'm. con
eI eonsentimiento de
Evening star., 1867-11-07
ARTIcULo 10.

An a ~ Z ~ I've
81 alguna de las atlas
parties contratantes
impusiere en- 10 sucesl-
vo de rechos diferen-
ciales a los productos
de cualq uier otra ma
cion, la otra parte ten
dra libertad para deter.
por s In manera
de acreditar ell or gen
de aQuellos productos
suyos que sc destinen
al pals por ell cual Sc
hubieren mpnesto los
derechos diferenciales.
Evening star., 1867-11-07
CASPER KNEEssI, Trustee.
oc geo GREEN WILLIAMS, Eucts
RY GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
ID No. S26, s. l.. corner Of Seventh and ID SITS

SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
On 4TH ST BET. g AND II SITS. WEST
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. Nov. 9TH. at az
O'Clock, we shall sell. part of Lot 8, in square F9a
fronting Ia feet inches on ftb street, between G.
and "a and running back - feet, improved by a
good Frame House OF rooms.
Terms tberal-made known at sale. A deposit Or
SO required at time Of sale,
! no s-st- GREEN a WILLIAMS. Ancts
Evening star., 1867-11-07
ARTICLE 30.
ARTICULo 30.

The provisions Of the Las disposicioues ds
afofegoing articles re- los articulos anteriores
Iating TO the surrender relatives la entrega
OF might've criminals Dc reos pfofugos, NO Sc
enaiI not apply TO Of aphcaran a delitos
fences committed be- eometidos aptes A.
lore the date nereof, esta fecha nj los de
NOT 20 tnose OF Pohu. caracter politico.
Evening star., 1867-11-07

contr8t4ntes recono-
cen como permanentes
& immutablss los sigui-
entes Arincipios, a sa.
ber:
l.. Que los buques
iibres hasen llbre La
mercancis, es decis que
los efectOs u mercan-
cias pertenecientes a
subdites . ciudadanos
de una potencia o de
IN estado en- guerra, no
pueden ser capturadas
nj confscadas 81 Sc en-
'cuentran a borde de IN
buQue neutral, d menos
que no sean articulox
de contrabando de
ucA j. n.
y. q ne Ia propiedad
de los neutrales d Dor.
do de un buque ene-
migo, no esta sujeta a
lconfiscacion a menos
que ella no sea contra
bando de guerra.
! La misma neutrali-
lad Sc nara extensive 4
las personas que Sc en-
. cuentren a bordo de un
J buque neutral, con esta
consecuencia, a saber,
que aunq1e estas per-
sonas puedan ser ene-
: migas de las dos parties
. contratantes, o de una
. de elias, no podran ser
! extraidas de dicho
. buQue, q no ser que
. sean of1ciales o solda.
dos en- servicio actual
del enemigo. Las
parties coutratantes Sc
obligan a aplicar estos
principles al comercio
y a la navegaeion de
todas las potencias v
Iesiados que eonsientan
en- adoptarlos como
permanentes e INN uta-
bles.
Evening star., 1867-11-07

VlH JOS. Il. KELLEY.
y Real Estate Agent and Aucfionear
0fice-363 kighth street west, near north street
Evening star., 1867-11-07
ARTICuIO Ill.

mlslna ayuQo que sc
de IBERIA & los habitan-
ties del pals donde
ocurrio Ell accidente, Y
tendran que pagar las
mis- mas cargessay de-
rechos de salvamento
Que dichos habitantes
habrian de pagar en-
iguall case.
81 las Preparedness
que req Quiera un buque
encallado hiceren ne
cessaria la descarga
del todo q parte de sue
cargamento, no Sc pa
garan derechos de ad-
uana, cargas nj hone
rarios por ell carga-
mento que Sc sac are,
slno los que pagnen en-
ell misno clso buQues
nacionales. Sc en-.
tiende sin embargo
que, ST mientras ell
buque Sc este reparan-
do, sc desem barcare ell
cargamentor y Sc guar
dare en- un deposito
destinado para la re-
cepcion de generos Gu
yos dere cho 9 no sc han
pagado, Ell cargamento
quedara sujeto a las
cargas y honorarios que
legalmente So deban a
los que cuidan tales
almacenes.
Evening star., 1867-11-07

lection OF me flag dis q,
played bypublic ships. d,
II shall not be lawful 70
to visit them; but the e
verbal declaration Of V
the comm ander of Their
convoy that the shipslc
he conveys belong tot,
the nation whose flag q
he carries, and that b
they have no contra c
band goods on board b
shall be considered by 7
the respective cruisers c
as iully sufi cient; the, y
two parties reciprocal B
ly engaging not to ad {
nit under the protec. T
ton of their conveys I
ships which shall have /
on board contraband 6
goods destined 10 an {
enemy. z
Evening star., 1867-11-07
ARTICULo %.

ningunos otros ; nj se-
ran detenidas nj en-
bargadas tales presas
cuando lleguen a los
puertos de cualq uiera
de las parties y entren
en- ellos, nj sobre su
legalidad haran ningun
exameD los empleados
Gel lugar; sino que
tales bug ues de guerra
podran en- cualquier
tempo iZAr las velas v
partir, y llevarse sus
presas a los lugares in.
dicados EN- sus patentes
que sus comaudantes
deberan mostrar. I'm.
tiendese sin embargo
que los privilegios con-
feridos en- este articulo
no Sc estenderan mas
ALA de los que Sc con-
cedan por ley, o por
uatado con las ma.
clones mas fayorecidas,
Evening star., 1867-11-07
A VALUABLE oC0LLECTIoN OF STANDARD

BOOKS AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, and following evenings. CON-
meneing at O'Clock. at our auctien rooms. we
shall sell nne Library Of Standard Works. in
every department OF Literature, in which is iaclu-
ded many rare and costly works.
Terms cash.
Catalogues are now ready. and the Books will De
on tins shelves for examination Monday morning
mol COOPER a LATIMER. Aucts
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-03-02
4 ssEasecxg Acknowledged so
Ss5.sssE.s Gentlemen.

sacramento City, June lBt, 1868.
Dr.. Chas. II Tozer--Dear Sir: You viii excuse
1re fok not writing to you sooner. You VIII please
member ne as the individual who called you for
assistance about year ago The roof Of ny mouth
had completely iotted Cut, and my palate dropped
down and there remained. stopping up the passase
SO that could hardly eat, You remember yeu cut
il out ct once, which relieved Immediately and
was enabled 10 swallow my food and in short time
began 10 improve. l took your medicine and fol-
lowed your directions for several mouths Iou fina-
succeeded IL stopping the disease saving my nose
and IpperEp, though You frequently cautioned me
about losing II. l continued to improve uDil you g.
nally recommended to go into the country. and
before going, by your advice, had cast taken of
my mouth, in order that 1 could have plate made
for me TO enable me 10 speak be understood
and nov using Il. My eternal thanks are due TO
you for the perseverance and skill that YOU display
ed il ny case and l have to thank you for my
restored health, and even for my life, as ! was
very bleeding to death several times from
the I am now in Sacramento City, enjoy
Ing good health, and I shall recommend all l7y
frlslcs 10 cal you, should thev be 80 unflr-
innate as to require assIsia1es; and ! would ao-
wise al persons 70 avoid certain scientific doctora II
your city, for they VII sena them 10 land ron
whence 10 trzvuiy- returns.
VIII nay best wistss for the SUCCESS 81 gata oi
you, remain, yrurs, etr., z = !
Io DE. 1aa- Il. Toze.. s@n Fr1Icisco- c2L
sep29'k5:1-
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-03-02
H EVER KNOWN TO FAIL
d.. LIE RTCRAU'S
GOLDEN BA-LS.A III
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SPANISH ANEshsaTE.

DR.. LIE RIcEAU'3 GOLDEN BALsAM NO.
Cures Chancres, First and Second Stages
Sores on The Legs OF Body Sore Ears
Eyes, Nose. ,&c.
DE-. LIE EICHAU's GOLDEN BALsAG 40. 2
Cares Tertiary, Megcurial or Syphilitio rheu-
matis1n, Pains in the Bones, and eradicatea
lil disease from The system.
DR.. LE BICEAy's SPANISH ANTID0TE
For the cure Of Gouorrhoea, elect, Irritation
Gravel, and ell Urinary or Genital disar-
rengements.
Dr.. LIE R1CHAU'S SPANISH INJECTION
Z wash end injection for severe cases of Con
or-hWa, Infammatory elect, Structures and
all diseases Of the Kidney and Bladder
DR. LIB RICEAU's GOLDEN OINTMENT
For the effectual healing Of Syphilitio Sores,
and Eruptioas.
DR.. LIE RICHAU's GOLDEN PILLS
For Seminal Weakaess, Nigh Emissions, In
potency, ana ali diseases arising from uas-
tarbation and excessive abuse,
Sent erergUasre 6g El:p5ess, ccrefi.ny packed
None genuine without The Signature of G.
FRENCH RICHARDS, Chemist, O. every
bottle.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-03-02

DR. JULIEN tEkRAULT. Doctor OF AleaIcIns
/ Of the Faculty of Paris, eradicate Of tbs
University Queens College, and Physician o.
the St, John Baptiste Society of San Fran
cisco.
! Dr.. PEERAULT has pleasure to inform pa
tients. and Others seeking confidential medi-
cal advice, that he can be consulted daily at
his Office, Armory Hall Building, Northeast
corner Montgomery and Sacramento sheets
San Francisco. Rooms No 9, 10, IL, first
floor, Up stairs. entrance on either Montrom-
cry OF Sacramento streets.
DB: PERRAuLr's studies have been almost
exclusively devoted TO the cure of the var
Gus forms of Nervous and PHYSICAL DEBILITY
the results Of injurious habits acquired in
youth, which usually terminate il impotence
md steriHty, and permanently induce all the
c0nc0mitants Of old age. Where u secret il
! FIRMLY eTists involving the happiness Of 6
life and that of0thers, reason ana moraiii=
dictate the necessity OF liz removal, for it :.
q fact 5hsp premature decline Of the vigur OF
| Loanh0od, matrimonial unhappiness, conpul
sorry single life, etc, have their sources in
cacs5s, the germ Of which is planted III early
life, and the bitter lTait tasted long afterWard
patients laboring under this complaint. Will
complain Of enc OF more Of the following
symptoms Nocturnal Emissions, Pains in
the Back and Head, Weakness Of Memory aud
Sight, Discharge from the Urethra on eoing
to stool Or making water, the Intellectual
faculties are Weakened, Loss Of Memory en-
Sues. Ideas are cioudcd, and there IS a djsin-
Giln2tiOn to attend TO business, OF even TO
reading, writing or the society OF friends,
etc. The patient will probably complain Of
Dizziness, Vertigo, and that Sight and Hear-
Ing are Weakened and sleep Disturbed by
dreams, melancholy, signing, pa!piyations.
faintings coughs and slow fever while soIne
have external rheumatic pain, and nulobness
Of the body. Some Of the most COMMON synlp-
toms are pimpias il .ie face. ard aching in
different parts Of the body. Patients suffering
from this aessese, should apply Immediately
to DR.. PERRACIT. either in person or by let
ter. ss he viii guarantee 2 cure OF Seminal
EInissioNs and Impotence IN six TO eight
weeks.
Patients suffering froIa veperai diseases in
a1y stage, Gonorrhea elect, Structures bubo
Ulcers. Cutanecus Erupsions, etc, will De
treated successfully. All Syphaiitic and
Merourial Taint entirely removed from the
aYsteEa.
DR. PERsAJLT's diplomas are Ia his Office,
where patients Can see for themselves that
they are under the care Of q regularly ejiu-
Gated practitioner The 0es5 references given
II required.
Pa3ieD3R 5l5faring under chronic diseases
can eall aT;t examine fcr themselves, We
invite invests pa5ton ciaiTu net Il Eg!o2y eTa-
rgthi1E. nor 10 olIrs everybody. 5Gt Ra &c
claim silaG in all casgs taken t;lGee t-3slnan;
We tald:i orr premise VS. -1aTt:cl1lsriy rs
..lsst :1asc g?h<3 have lgjad ta55 hosgtet t:oc-
4oc, and tha5 asPert;saa ply y,ioi4l, XII worn
o-s aIld discouraged, 10 call npon u.
Low olayaes p-ul quick eures.
Ladies arliegasE from Any oo..gi.,iat INC.
.t5zsal + I1a-r 5ez, 04n 13IzIlj ale decor
Vi3I lie. assurance Cf ;a!iel.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-03-02
TO the Afflicted Residing IN the
Intar:Or.

BY system Of treatment is such thas the same
success marks its, treatment when conducted b.
letter as by personal interview Indeed, the great
STITUrE, nut have had advice and remedies for
werded to them b. mail express. The patient
is thus enabled TO preserve the secret Of his
plant, al letters returned or destroyed. Al
that Is required is to enclose that part CT the
advertisement mentioning the tro15ie Of the writer
and full and complete directions, including the
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