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ATTEMPTED SNATCH GAME. - Reuben
Nelson (negro) was before the Mayor on
Saturday to answer for stealing a pocket
book containing twenty-one dollars in
United States currency and valuable papers
from William Moore. Moore is an ex-Con-
federate soldier, and wounded. He came
to town from Bedford the other day, and
got Reuben to direct him to a friends
house. Pulling out his pocket-book, he was
about to remunerate; the darky, when the
latter snatohed it and ran off. The Mayor
sent him on to the grand jury.
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UNLUcKY.-Louis Stineman alias W. H.
Wilson was arrested on Saturday as de-
serter, but on his being taken to Camp
Grant ne proved not to be the man, and
was discharged. He says he was arrested
in New Orleans some time since on the
charge of forging check, but he proved he
was not the man, as he did in this case.
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REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMIT
TEE-AN ELECTION DESIRED.-At the meet
ing of the Republican State Central Com
mittee referred to in our issue Of Saturday
the following resolutions in regard to a
State election were adopted:
"Resolued, That this meeting advise the
State Central Committee to take prompt
measures to bring about an immediate cleo
ton for the ratification of the Constitution
and for the election Of officers.
g Resolved, That this meeting advise the
State Central Committee to take measures
for the submission of the Constitution with
out division.'
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[Copy. !

RICHMOND, November L. 1858.
thereby certify that neither have nor have /
any charges to prefer as TO frauds shipments OF
whskey or other merchandise by Messrs. John X.
sedgwick, Andrew j. Byrne and W. b. Jones &
Co.
Any statements that have been published to the
contrary are false.
Given under my hand and seal this 18th day OF
November, 1858. Henry SMITH.
To MeSSrs. John r. Sedg,oick, 4adreD J. Byrnf,
and W. B. Jones & Co. -~@
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Corn and Flour Exchange.
RICHMOND, November %. 1895

UFFEhISGS. I.
Wheat White, ,44s bushels. Red 5si bushels.
q Cos7,.-White, 270 bushels new. Yellow, 10 bush
els old. Mixed. 81 bushels old. ....
~ OGts.--428 bushels.
Rye.-I6 bushels. f
SALES.
Whedt.-White, IS bushels prime ut 22. S6 216
bushels very good at $2.so; e42 bushels very good
private terms u bushels fair at Ss. Is BUSH
els inferior at 81 So 80 bushels inferior at 81 60
bushels screenings ut 7oc.: 80 obushels inferior ut
81 7o-total. 1856 bushels Red 80 bushels common
at 81 1o bushels very good at 81; Is bushels In
ferior at FL 60-total. 90 bushels. .#yf
Corr.-White, loo bushels prime new on private
terms 1l4 bushels good new at soc. !: 20 bushels
damp new at 75c. 26 bushels damp new on private
terns-total ,84 bushels. Yellow, 10 bushels prime
old at 81. Mixed, 6! bushels weeyil.eaten old al
Ssc. and re-sold ut sic.
Oats.-5s bushels prime ct SIC. SO bushels very
good ut SIC. 100 bushels prime on private terms !:
8s bushels damaged at 63c. Sd bushels common at
54c.-total, 34s bushels. ...-..-
Rye.-1s bushels very inferior ut S1.1c: 100 bush
els prime on private terms Total, l2o bushels.
RE-EXHIBITED. 4, .-r rts-aa.t
W16nt Red 100 bushels.
r C0rn-YeIlow, 70 bushels. ' t.l'@ ,"'
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JUDGMENT N THE WHIsKEY CAsEs.-In
Judge Meredith's court on Saturday the
cases of William B. Jones & Co. and Will
liam B. Ratcliff against The City Of Rich
mond for damages for whiskey, &C., spilled
by order of the City Council on the night of
the evacuation the Court entered judg-
ment in the former case for Sl3 ,206, and in
the latter for $l,065.75, with interest in
each case from Sd of April, 1868.
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II LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTEas REaAIS-
me IN THE RroHMeND PosToFFIGE NoyEx-
Der 80, 1850. A. Simpson, Richmond,
Va; Mrs. Sallie Davis, Columbus, 5. C.;
Charles B. Marye, Baltimore, Nd; Miss
Maggie Peters, Boston, Mass; L. B. Price,
Hanover Courthouse, Va; Samuel Good,
Chesterfield, Va. Mrs. A. L. Brewer,
Orange Courthouse, Va. .,r --.f
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The THEATRE To-NIGHT.-The engage
ment of Maggie Mitchell commences to
night. She will appear in her own orlgi-
nal role of "Fanchon." We have spoken
SO often Of this charming and favorite
actress that it is only necessary now to say
that she is here. 1tt
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LARGE TuRNlrs.-Mr. Thomas Lindsay,
of Henrico, left in our counting-room Sa-
turday some Winter Globe turnips Of extra
ordinary growth. They weigh about i've
aud half pounds each.
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TIE DENMEAD WHIsKEY CAsE.-This
case, which has been under investigation
by the United States commissioner for
some days pas t, will probably be concluded
to-day, and the evidence forwarded at once
to Washington.
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Sun rises s.........TII Noon sets... ~
SUN sets 4 40 High Tide, ?. M. 4oi
PORT OF RICHMOND, NovEaBEa -. 1896.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, L. 3. Tatum.
SAILED.
Steamer Petersburg. Geoghegan, Baltimore, mer-
chandiSe and passengers, haryeys Williams.
Steamer Saratoga Alexander, New YORK, mer-
chandise and passengers, w. G. Dunham q Co.
Schooner II. Il. Ely, light. m
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Governor Wise wished TO know how many
votes the State of Virginia had cast.
The Chair: Al vote for every share Of
stock held by her.
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EsGsg&U UEANT's, &c.

= G|ELlE, RE5TAUGA- .sz
- FtuE Eo. 1904 MAIN EassS
E. r.. -. kucg5 ol htLuC tue DELL 1ssLoeS
,a.!-S @Ld SCESFANTlAL5 OF Z-~uuxrSeA
t3r asal--fIG I'D lcwhetilcr Of the land
or stw wsseta syryed 81 best style TO order Ut his
b"a l.h.e. or elsewhere.
Il Eas ycctru!yi iuylseg the ladies' OF Richmond TO
lSsrs ~. its LADIES ORDINARY, where they
.Sh y hi- best dishes IN comfort ara entirely
"euriIo!n the slightest indecorum. de pleages
4.a "lEd 10 this.
IN GgST LIQUORS WINES and BREWED
Dtl = LS u order at his tar, and The hnest II
Egla,-,' ~ ''' =
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GOAL AT REDUCED RATES.

SbSvc on hard a superior lot OF MIDI OTHIAN
ZINE COAL which ] viii sell at ss per load OF
tw.aty. Ave bushels in the gard or $50 delivered
G-!crs received at either yard
W. HALL CREW.
anr,r Cary ard Seventeenth streets Yard
y+.-fncnth street usar Nsvu's Bridge no 95-lw
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saw rsIA.Np WINTER TRADE-1ses.

j. K. DoHERTy, MERCHANT TAILOR.
No. s22 Main street, between Eighth ana Nin1n
streets, calls attention 10 the largest sTooh of
GOODS he has ever offered at tho commencement
OF season.
The STYLES are new, the fabrics excellent, ana
the prices viii be made satisfactory to all who are
dipposed to have garments made to order.
Call and examine the stock. sc N-sm
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no sHIPPERs.-STATON,ses-

TITO SHIPPERS.-STAT0 0NssEs.sys.7g5s,
Il & HILLS LINE OF Boats sksssSs,aLsss -
sre now making regular trips. Goods Received Tor
ton, and Buchanan-Doats leaving three times psr
week. Office on Basin bank and Eleventh street.
We solicit the patronage OF our friends and the
public generally. Goods viii be received al all
times 81 our office.
nO2 WILLIAM NJ. SIATUN, Agent
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DOR NEW YORK.-The new IEsTss
IL and elegant sidc-wheel steamer szszzsd,S
ISAAC BELL, Captain BOURNE, Will leave her
wharf on TUESDAY, December LIST, at O'Clock
p. NJ. Freight received up TO O'Clock. Fare,
3I2. Round-trip tickets, $50. Steerage, 10. For
". c. DUNHAM Il CO.,
no 3o-9t corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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EN BARRELS CHOICE APPLES, just
OU received per steamer Isaac Bell. for sale by
HULST q KING,
nols lssa Main street.
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aYoTT0g TO sBIPpERs.--The boats

NIoTIOE TO sHfPPERS.--The boats
In the JAhEs RIyEE 4 Nd KhEAWEA Ga
NAL COAPAEY win leave the dock as usnt,i
and SATUEDAIS.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynehharg ana be-
yond colleceed on delivery, or prepaid, % the cp-
nyered ~ ing ofsce, onstae aock. ft4fl
way freigh. win aos be delivered til chArgez ara
Eosts locked aad tssused.
Dc II EDWARD pILLoN. Asanss
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WOOD AwB COAL.

A NTHRACITE COAL.-I have the yery
u hes, quality ofANTHRACTTE OF COAL In this
AAtrf DRY FINE and OAK WOOD Consa,
~ .r" Win rlcase give me a call. a rich man can
~" ,", ffrv onS at the same rate poor w,drw can
b"y S"y = hSsr-hushcl. luo sol b. WARDwELa
GOAL AND W00D.-Down with the
| J g-iccy All IN want OF COAL and WOO!
-, W. sUup!icd at r, ,duced prices. Best Egg and
..."re rcrtou $50 good + Fgg and Stove per ION
= q and coal for small stoves at 30 per ton, de.
F,a-rt; oak Wood, IS per cord fine, as. 80 Can
q, ,avI Nineteenth and Cary, or scvcnth anc
GG,rssn streets, and guarantee satisfaction.
""n'> CHARLES II. PAGE.
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SHIPPING.

EOR acknowledgements
A = STATE OF MARYLAND, Cap
tain CHARLES TRAYRRS, will leave her wharf
Freight received up 10 O'Clock P. II. MONDAY.
For freight passage apply 10
HARYEYS & WILLIAMS, Agents.
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= .NINGFIELD AED DEEP RUN COAL
= CoSr'NY.
PRICES FL. .,OVEMSER.

LUNp per load twenty-five hushcls}. ...,.s7 o.
HAIL per load tt~cuty-fve bushels). ........ 6 o.
AVERAGE + per load twenty-five bushels).... OK
4 mil supply now on hand and liberal arrange
-,rnlS mace with IN manufacturers and large con.
,lga. rs. L. 4. WELLFORD,
am i4-!m sixth street near Canal.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
.gE.T ANNUAL MEETING.
GENERAL WILLIAMS C. wICKN HAM
ELECTED PRESIDENT.
THE BoARD OF DIRECTORS.
ADJOURNED.

,rs The meeting was called to order Sat
urday noon by Colonel John B. Bald
win, who stated that at the time of the
adjournment Friday night the motion OF
Mr.. Paxton to strike out all of the resolu-
tions reported by the majority of the Com
mittee on Proxies was under consideration
upon that the pending question had been
moved and scaled vote called. The first
thing in order this morning was the vote.
The vote was then taken with the follow
ing result Ayes, 5,43l; noes, 4S,37S.,z
So the motion of Mr.. Paxton was lost,
and the resolutions reported by the majori-
ty sustained.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LATURE ALMANAC. NOVEMBER 80, 1893.
ses III Noon sets.. ~
,ts 30 High tide, p. NJ. ..... 4.ol
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. IVNItUItI--IcL LII E4A W LID WOVD-
= pt.tPS.-slwsys ready, very beet dry OAK
al PINE WOOD, sawed and split, for kindlinP
and cuoklug. Saves oSpcnSe and cost of charcoal.
EIs0. p WELL i IUAIp. certified the best. Order
from Watkins. IOttr-N 4 Co., Main street, ana
FrazaaI 3 trtirci! Essin and Ninth street, and al
PuInD s.d Fuel Factory, south side Basin
e." /. j. Is. WATKINS.
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Ihe Maine Farmer, after giving an
extended account Of tho farm Of Mr..
Allen Lambert, near Augusta, Maine,
together with items of farm manage
ment, states the creed Of The proprie,
tor as follows :.
lie believes in Undertaking, thor.
ough culture, and liberal manuring,
lie believes in barn cellars, and re-
CARDS them worth moro than their
cost, simply as places for the storing
Of carts, ploughs, sleds, and other
farm implements.
lie believes in Knox colts, Devons
Tor work and beef, and Jersey for but
ter and cream
He believes in South down sheep,
Bolton Grey hens, and the best of
for all farm stock.
He believes in pure blood, and
Keeps no stock unless it comes under
this class.
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Drink Cor Mlleh Vows.

Cows that give milk in winter,
says tho Maine Farmer, will add
much to their profit by giving them
a bueketful of warm water twice q
day, with a little meal or even the
slop OF the family in il. Every ono
has noticed how an extremely cold
DAY v affect their milk, or whom.
ever t7-r ore ss in simmer
n L.ae 49,. @,tn meal lbating.on the
surface Of such a drink, will soon
'esch eny row hcw g drink Il
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NEW BOOKS,
P,1NEs pRAorIcE oE MEpIcINE.

A new work Just issued BY W. Paine, u D., Pro-
fcssnr Of the Principles and Practice OF Medicine and
Surgery author Of Paine's Practice Of Surgery n
work on Obstetrics and Matsria Mediea author Of
New School Ramsdles an EPitome Of Ebsrlie's Pre-
tice 9f Mcdieiae; a Review Of Homeopathy; a work
on the History Of Medicine Editor Of University
Medical and Surgical Journal, &c. &C. n 4 a roysT
octave u go pages, and contain, a full descripnon' Of
all diseases known IN medicine and suTgey, including
those Of women and children, together With their path.
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methods. Price 81; postage 50 cents.
Address tho author, 90 Arch Street, PhiladeiphiA,
ALSO, ANEW YORK,
Entitled New school Medicinss, which Il he only
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cling al the Ecletie, Homeopathic, aRd Dotlnle rsue-
dies, with a null rsgulaT Materia Modicia. Phto s.;
postage ffsee Address a. above.
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THE PLAN TO BE ADOPTED.
Certificates Is Cents Zach.
NO

8 Certificates. ....... sl.On o Certificates .........se75
u Certificate r........... 10 40 C'rtihea,rsr..,.. 40
AMI any one sending 20 at one time, will he entitled
IN lOI Certificates, aud a splendid SILVER HUNTING
CASE WATCH warranted TO give entire satisfaction.
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ONE DOLLAR EACH.

~ -'-rr ',,5so en- on1 Slircr
Watches, Hidaos, WclodsoHs, Sering
Machiaes, Jtlreiry OF all descriptions,
and OF tie finest and most fashionable
patterns, Ladies' finest SIX Patterns,
KID Glouss. SIR Hose, Laces, hdriS,
La9tes' and Gents URder Wear, SiiUsr
Plated Ware, Albums, some OF the most
Tnproydd agricultural Implements.
Cation Gins, ard a rariety Of articles too
Numerous to mention.
THE PLAN TO BE ADOPTED.
Certificates eating for the whole of the different ar
'!rlc, will be placed IN sealed envelopes and thorough
ly mixed, aud sold ~ IS cents each, without disinc'
lion VI llyoritisn.
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REMEMBER

You are not asked to pay Tor the article until you know
what Won are g.inE 10 receive.
Address y, th nan. ortawu. ard county rlfinly written
JAMES, FRANKLIN, Importers,
81 Warren Street, New York
1867 Oct II moo.
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Wonderful Remedial Agent,

Even 10 the severest case Of Chronic Nsu-
ralgia and general nervous de~raagTnerts,-
Of many years standing -afeerdg me entire
system, It's use for a few days, Or a few weeks
at the utmost, always affords the agsonishing
relief, and very rarely fails 10 prsducs a com
plete and permanent cure.
II contains no drugs or orisT materials 10
the slightest degree injurious. even 10 the
most delicate system, and saa railways be used
nth
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Agents Wanted Everywhere !

We recommend persons when sending any amouat Of
money tu do so either by Exprsri Registered Letter
or Post OHee order, aud wheu e seat we hold our
selves repOnsible
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Perfect Safety,

Il has long been 10 constant use BY msBy
Of our most eminent physicians, who give Il
their unanimous and unqualified approval.
Sent BY mail on receipt Of price and poBt.
age.
One package, si.0o, Postage 8 cents,
Sir packages, 500, o. .
Twelve paekages,- 900, ygs :"
Il Is sold By ~ vboles-ls and'retaif deal.
srs 10 drugs and medicines Throughout The
United States. and nv
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100 fremont Street, Boston Mars
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Our Latest Improved
NEW SCALE PIANO FORTE
GROVESTEEN 4 co.
400 BrOaalway, n. Y.

NOV AEoaANNys ~ =
THESE INSTRUMENTS, after the most
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have tested them 10 the seyerest manner pos
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THR FINEST SQUARE PlANo-FoRTE
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lthaa aIwaya been policy durlhg The
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Pianos, nceipe hou8and Of which are now In
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Our superior facilities enable US to offer them
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The tone Of these instruments are remarka-
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mingling with them in disagreeable confu-
sion. The refined beauty of tone being
equally delightful to the Impractical and to
tue most cultivated ear.
They are m entirely new style Of Piano,
finished in the most superb manner, ruth touT
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moulded, and each Instrument 10 fully war
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His Majesty the Emperor of all the Rus
sias shall appoint, with convenient despatch,
an agent or agents for the purpose of formal
~ delivering to a similar agent or agents APP
pointed on behalf of the United States, the
territory, dominion, property, dependencies
and appurtenances which are coded as above,
and for doing any other act which may be
necessary in regard thereto. But the c%ession,
with the right Of immediate possession, is
nevertheless to he deemed complete and alb.
solute on the exchange of notifications, with
out waiting for such formal delivery,
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IN consideration of the cession aforesaid
the United States agree to pay at the treasury
in Washington, within ten months after the
exchange of the notifications Of this conven-
lion, to the diplomatic representative or
other agent ofhis Majesty the Emperor of all
the Russias, duly authorized t. receive the
same, seven million two hundred thousand
dollars in gold. The cession of Territory
and dominion herein made is hereby declared
20 be free and untncumOered by any reserva-
tions, privileges, franchises, grants or pos
sessions, by any associated companies wheth-
cr corporate or incorporate, Russian or any
other, or by any parties, except merely private
individual property holders and the ces-
sion hereby made, conveys all the rights,
franchises, and privileges now belonging to
Russia IN the said territory or dominion, and
Fpru-teraLLes .Ell-.u.
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STEVENS HOUSE.
81, %, IS, g. 81 Broadway, N y
Opposite BOTling Green

VN NWH LUHVNW"" >
TINE STEVENS HOUSE, Is well and widely n ~.
i IN the, travelling public. The location : a
tally suitable 10 merchants and business MN " .
close probably 10 The business part Of msaytisl
the Highway OF Southern aud Western sa,..-baa
adjacent to an the principal Railrod ana wv"
depots, y4 -. a, dg
The Stevens House has liberal aecomodailu1s ,vsJ.
800 guests-li Us we'll furnished, and pos ssi,llh.
modern Improvement for the eomiot aL a VI
mant q ita inmates. The rooms are sll.-sIha
we'll venlilaied-provided With gas and ~ ~ b
tendAncs is prompt and respectful-ana = y, tTua
generously provided with sySU delieaJ "
AT moderate rates. ..lth,
The rooms having besa. refurnished ny ec.ih
We are enabled 10 Offer extra faeilitles W
and pleasure Of our Gugsh. ,...,,cn
1SS7iuneTmos5
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A PARIS EXPOSITION,

With full mower to purchase any and every article suit
ed to his market, and he has succeeded beyond our
most sanguine expectations, the Exhibitors preierring
to sell at any sacrifice rather than be nj the expense
and trouble Of removing their goods we havs there,
fore concluded tO distribute the SAINT without regard
10 Nnlne nj the ridiculously low aum OF
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ARTICLE VII.

Whsr iN;- co~ro-t;0v -h-u We '-.~ y,
.y Ia..ugu by the PRESIDENT OF tue United
States. ty aad with thea3,ice ard consent 81
The Senate or the one part, and on the other hv
his Majesty the Emperor of all the Eussius,
tho rstih cations shall De exchanged ut Wash
i gton within three months from the date
hereof, or sooner, if possible.
In faith whereof, the respective p~lenipO-
tentiaries have signed this convention, and
thereto affixed the svals Of their arms.
Done at Washington; the thirlieth day Of
March, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and siZty-seven.
r.. ST. WILLIAM Il. SEWARD.
u. s EDOUARD DE ST0ECKL.
Aud whereas the said Treaty has been du-
~ ratified on both parts. aud the respective
rati6catians OF the game were exchanged at
Washington on this twentieth day of June.
by William b.. Seward, Secretary Of State Of
She United States, and the Privy Counsellor
Edward de Stoeckl, the Envoy Extraordinary
Of His Majesty the Emperor Of all the Ru =
Sias, on the part Of their respective govern
ments,
Now, therefore, be il known that I, ANDREW
JoHsoY, President Of the United States of
America, have caused the said Treaty to be
made public, to the end that the same and
every clause and article thereof may be OBJ
served aad fulfilled with good faith by tue
United States and the citizens thereof.
In witness whereof, | have heIeuuto set my
hand, and caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington, this tTen-
tieth day OF June 10 the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight bundled and sixty
10. 81 seven, and Of the Independence Of
the United States the ninety-6rst.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President:
WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Secretary Of State
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400 Broadway, New York.
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strung Bass, Full Iron Flame, apd all Modern
improvements. Warranted FIVE Years.
Made under the supervision OF Mr.. J. H.
GR0VESTEEN, who has a practical e1pe.
fence OF over thirty-fve years, and Is the
maker Of oyer Eleven Wousaud Piano. ort,,.
Our facilities for manufacturing enable us to
sell these Instruments from 500 to $500
cheaper than any first class Piano-Forte.
1861 oct 4 ly-CH.P.&Co.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-02-21
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