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CrRIore CoUSrKRyErTING Casa few
days since a young man named Levine clerk
In pu blishing house in New York, was ar
rested, and on searching him. over $50 i'm
found on his person. The theory of the defence
is a curious one-thaf q beauuful wealthy and
supposed respectable widow Of BROOKLYN had
an intrigue with rich New York merchant a
blaclt-mail SAID merchant and Levine the de-
fendsnt, knowing the circumstancee yolun-
teered to act as q mutual friend Of the detective
and merchant, TO obtain the money for the S,r
mer, and 10 make the amount as small as r<<
sibie for the latter; he obtained some none "
from the merchant, thinning Il 70 be genuine.
and wa holding till he could zee the detes.
tive, before which he was arrerted
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~ Governor Oglesby, of Illinois. has. nv
proclamation, appointed April 18Th, the ami.
verrary Of the death Of President Lincoln, to be
81 Mrs. Cora L. v. Hatch Daniels. etc. IN
talking in Philadelphia. ssH E9T - =
~ Special prayers were offered in most Of
the Philadelphia churches, ON Sunday, for the
preservation fthe country in this hour Of trial.
~ The Massachusetts, Senate faled to pess
the bill sbolishing the State constabulsry over
the Governors veto.
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ALEX. W. RANDALL,
Postmaster General. |.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

HALLS
VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER
Renews the Hair.
Halls VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
Restores Gray Hair to the original color.
HALL VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
Prevents the hair from falling of.
HALLS VEGETABLE 6ICILIAN HAIR RENEwKR
Makes the hair soft and glossy.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
Does not stain the skin.
HALLS yEeETABLE SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
Has proved itself the best preparation for the hail
ever presented to the public.
For sale by all druggists. Price Sl.
B. P. HALL 4 CO., Nashua, N. H.,
mh3 w SYN I'M Proprietors.
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FIRE NEAR ANNAroLIe, MD.-A Youno LaSs
Bsrnec 70 Deah--A most distressing nre oc-
river, in Anne Arundel couafy, Nd, Monday
night, on the farn owned by Mr.. John l. Haw-
kins, respected citizen, which not only result
ed In the total distraction OF the property,
the eldest daughter Of Mr.. Hawkins, mss
Fanny Hswkins-) aged about - years, was
burned 10 death In the names. Her rema,aS
were seen burning 70 crisp when the roof OF
the house fell in.
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THE ELECTION In MILWAUKEE.

Democratie Mayor and Council Elected.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, April s.-Complete re-
turns OF this city, with the exception of one
ward, show majority for O'Neill, Democrat
for Mayor, of 2,00.
The Republicans lose three Aldermen and
nve Councilmen, and elect but one mem ber of
the Common Council out of twenty.
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THEATER ONFIRE.

NEW YORK, April s.-Butler's American
Theater on Broadway, was damaged by fire
this morning.
The Apprentices Library is in the same
building. Some 1900 volumes were saved.
The loss is about 1000. The wardrobe and
property of the theater was also DESTROYED
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ANOTHER DIFFICULTY IN NEW URLEAxs.-
An order issued some days ago IN New Orleans
by Chief of Police Williamson 10 one of hIs
heutenants, relative TO the disposition of the
police force, was suspended by Mayor Heath
Williamson protested I'm a caustic letter, olos-
ing as follows: "If those who are personally
interested IN the great political contest now
pending desire 10 manipulate a portion or all
OF the police force Of this city for their own
purposes, they will find an insurmoun table
obstacle in their way in the determination at
TINS office 10 conf1ne the operations Of the police
iorce 10 Its legitimate functions: and il i be-
lived that not only the law but the will of ths.
people will sustain this action" Mayor Heath
preferred charges Of fdisobedience of orders. in
subordnation. insolence 10 his superior officer.
and conduct unbecoming an officer anu a gen
tleman. AT an extra meeting of the Board of
Pence Commissioners, Saturday evening. a
summons was issued to Williamson 10 ans wer
on the 9th Of April, and Heath was suspended
from exercising the duties Of his once until
further orders. Gen1 Buch chanan has Sc, aside
this suspension, and ordered Williamson 20
continue 10 discharge the duties Of Chef of
Poice until further orders from the headou mar
ters OF the Filth Military District Both Heath
and Williamson were appointed by General
Sheridan.
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BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.

This splendid hair Bye is the best in the world ;
the only true and perfect Dye harmless reli able
ttnts; remedies the III elects Of bad dyes; invieo.
rates and leaves the Hak soft and beautiful black
and Uroceriy snp.d At BasebsIor nS VIZ rermsTs rsn
Ne. 6 Bond sreet, New York in Is eodlv
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY.

AN ESSAY FOR YouNe MEN ON THE CRIME OF
SOLITUDE, and the DISEASES and ABUSES which
create imDedments to MAE RRIAsK, with sure means
Of relief Sent in sealed letter enysl0ges free Of
Howard Association. Phiadelphia, Pc. ja 90-3m
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- Blue coats and brass buttons for evening
dress are again TO become fashionable IN Env.
land.
- There are half dozen educase<i vounx
women in the West who are makIng ready 10
prepare for the unisersalist ministry.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered for years from Ner.
yous Debility, Premature Decay, and ell the ef-
fects Of youthful indiscretion, will for the sake of
suffering humanity, send free to all who need II
the receipt and directions for making the simple
remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing
by addressing, in perfect confidence.
JOHN B. OGDEN,
aD 1s-ly No. AZ Cedar st., New York.
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ILLINOIS.
Especial Dispst tch to the Star

ISPeclaI Dlsp8tcb TO the Star.
CHICAGO, April S.-Hon. Franklin Corwin
who has been prominently men toned as Re-
publican nomination for Governor of Illinois.
has declined to allow his name 10 be used in
that connection.
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ACCIDENTALLY KILLED-A DUEL.

INDIANAPOLIs, Ind, April s.-A man named
Timothy Murphy was accidentally killed on
the Bellefontaine railroad yesterday
Two young men, named Leach and Lindsay,
fought duel at Keekomo yesterday. After
exchan ging two shots their friends lnterfered
and the affair was settled. Neither party was
injured.
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Physicians wonder a. the extraordinary pswer
Of RADwAY's RENOyATING REseLvENY in
curing the worst forms of Scrofulous, Syphilod,
chronic Skin Diseases and its marvellous power in
resolving calculous concretons, sffording imEe-
diate -eefand conseQuent cure of Diseases Of the
Kidney, Bladder, Liver, Lungs. Pancreas, Spleen
Its rapid influence In theoxre of Diabetes, ,Inconti
pepce scanty, turbid, albu nous, cloudy urine
its almost instant eff cacy in stopping itching and
painful discharge Of urine and its singular power
in curing dis har ges from the Uterus and Urethra
Lsucorrhea, Bloody Urine, and other unhealthy
and weakening dischargess-and inquire wherein
the sARsAPiRILLIAN used in the Renovatins
Reeolvent differs from ordinary Saysapar,lIas 81
6aIsaparlis Is the only principle in SarsaparIIa
that possesses e1Ddtrs properties; all other PARTS
Of the root are melt and useless One ounce of the
extract obt aimed nnder DR.. Railways new proces,
for extracting the curative properties from veepta
bic Substances, cOztans of the true principle
Of cure than 20 lbs. of the ordinary roots
sARsAPARILLIAS rs only ose of the ineredi-
enfs that forms this truly wonderful medicine and
it is the only comPenssting remedy that communi-
Gates IL purifying, cleansing and reinvigor atinR
properties thro ugh the BLOOD, SWEAT URINE,
and other secreti )ns, securing a harmonious func
fonal action Of every deprayed organ and gland in
the system. If the blood is Corrupt the RssoIyent
will make II rnre- If the Lungs are liberated and
sore secreting thick phlegm, aud pGurelent matter
the Resolvent will loosen this deposit and re pajr
the wasting lung With sound and healthy material
If the Skin is covered with pinpes spets, pustues
sores, ulcers, &c, the ResOlvent will quickly re-
move these annoyanees. Emercury is deposited In
the bones and has accumulated in the system, the
kesolyent will drive it out If the throat or Bron
ehisl Glands liberated, the Resoyent will cure
these signs Of an early waste Direct remedies Dos
sessing only exclusive properties, are hurtfui AZ
they increase the functional secretons of one organ
by suspendng the constituent sscretions Of sthers
hence, compensstins remedy like the Resolyent
IL the only means OF q Permanent
BEAR IN MIND THAT EVERY DROP OF
BLOOD impregnated with the Resolvent and abb
sorbed to supply the waste Of the body, will make
pure, sound and healthy flesh and fibre. The first
dose that is taken comm. nces its work Of purfca-
tion and increasing the appetite and flesh
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The Connecticut Electiov

HARTFORD. CONN, April 8-The following
is the vote for Governor in this State, with the
exception OF few small towns. compared with
last years vote, when the ajority for the Dem
ocrats was 9S9:
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FIRE.

SANpUsKY, OHIO, April s.-The lumber ward
Of X. b. Hubbard r Co., with ten or twel We ad
joining dwellings, were destroyed by fire last
evening. The total loss il about 375fOO
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sea, so oenesu ipw 30 grams or letters net, a. d
60 eentes mi per hiogram net Of other corre-
cd For intermediate territorial transport
each administration shall charge and receive
the amount which it shall have actually paid
for the account of the other.
ARTICLE XIII.
The accounts between the two administra-
tiOns shall he stated quarterly. and transmitted
and verified as speedily as practicable; and the
debtor ONCE shall pay the balance found due to
the creditor Office, either by exchange on Lon
don or at the debtor Office, as the creditor ofos
may desire.
the two countries shall be fixed by common
agreement between the two Offices.
ARTICLE XIV.
When in any port of either country q closed
without any expense to theofice of the ceantry
where the transport is made, such transfer shall
Eot be subject to any postal charge by one Of
hce against the other.
ARTICLE XIV.
Correspondence exclusively relating to the
postal service shall be transmitted on both sides
ifee Oh all chares ARr,c1. XVI
Letters wrongly sent, or wrongly addressed,
or not deliverable for whatever cause, and all
registered correspondence not deli verable for
any cause, shall be returned as promptly as
practicable to the originating Office at its cost,
If any cost is incurred. Any postages on re.
turned correspondence which may have been
charged against the returning ONCE shall be
discharged from the account.
All other correspondence which cannot be
delivered shall remain at the disposition of the
receiving administration.
ARTICLE XVII
Small sums of money may be mutually trans.
mitted from one country to the other by means
of postal money orders; and the rates and con.
ditions may be arranged by agreement between
the two departments, SO soon as such arrange.
ment may be found convenient.
ARTICLE XVIII.
The two administrations shall in concert es.
tablish detailed regulations for the execution
OF these articles; and both the articles and the
regulations may be modified from time to time
by accord Of the two administrations, as the ex.
agencies Of the service may require.
ARTICLE XIX.
This convention shall take effect on the first
Of April next. and shall continue in force until
one year from the time when one of the con I.
tracing parties shall have given to the othsr
notice of its desire to terminate il, unless
sooner terminated or modified by mutual agree
ment.
ARTICLE Xxx.
of the United States by the Postmaster General
and on the part Of Italy by the Director General
of Posts, and the ratIfications exchanged as
early as possible.
In testimony whereof, the two commissioners
have subscribed their names and affixed their
seals thereto.
Done at Florence in duplicate original, this
eighth day of November, A. u. eighteen hum
dred and sixty seven.
GsEALl JOHN A. KAssoN,
Special Commissioner, &c, &c.
[sEAL.l Clio. BATTIsTA TANTEsIo,
Commissioner Of Posts.
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ANEW PRINCIPLs DISCOVERED.

ONE BOTTLE EOFRESoLVENT IS BETTE Il
THAN TEN LANCE BOTTLES OF TIE
ADVERTISED SARSP4RILLIS, OR Or
RECT DIURETTC REMEDIES.
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- According 10 statements In the rn~.sn
papers, the Rituaiistic Commission has DECIDED
against vestments. lights, incepse. r. ,na an
favor Of altering the runrics
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Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON, November 90, 1857
Having examined and considered the fore
going articles of a postal convention for the
modification OF the convention executed be-
tween the United States of America and the
kingdom Of Italy, under date of sth July, 1863,
which were agreed upon and signed in dupli-
cate at Florence on the eighth day Of Novem-
Der, one thousand eight hundred and sixty
seven, by the Hon. John A. Kasson, special
commissioner, &c, on behalf of this depart.
ments and by Chevalier Advocate Giovanni
Battista Tantesio, chief director of the post of
flee department of the kingdom of Italy, on be-
half of his department, the same are by me
hereby ratified and approved, by and with the
advice and consent OF the President of the UNI
led States.
In witness whereof, / have caused
the seal of the Post Office Depart.
SEAL. ment TO be hereto affixed with my
signature the day and year first above
written,
ALEX. w. RANDALL,
Postmaster General.
WASHINGTON. November 80. 1867.
i hereby approve the foregoing convention,
and in testimony thereof I have
GsEAL.] caused the seal Of the United States to
be affixed.
ANDREW JoHNsoN
BY the President:
. WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Secretary of State
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BY JOHN RADwAY, NJ. ID.

N. B.-This book cOntsiss much valuable infor-
alton for the benefit of the sick. Illustrated with
rsns 10 their natural and in their diseased coneii
ten- Every person in search of health, ana desir
which will Be sent free of charge by remtting one
three cent stamp for postage, to Railway Co.,
FIRST BOTTL Eat the end of the frst bottle
ber strength, appetite and spirits were improved,
and the small plmPles bl9tches, pustples, disss-
with hne sponge, relieved the Inflammation and
itching. and served as q reliable antiseptic in
cleansing and purifying the putrid flesh.
SECOND BOTTL E.-At the end of the second
bottle, signs Of Improvement in the discharges
from the uterus, in Inflammation. pain and swelling
abated the skin greatly improving, the eyes grow
ing brighter, strength and appetite Increasing.
THIRD B0TTLE.-pry scabs on the scalp, and
scres on the arms, and incrusted scales OF the
les,ened, water becoming clear, and kidneys and
bladder improving.
FIFTH BOTTL E-Finger nails growing hands
scalp bowels regular, and skin free from irritation
face clear Of sores.
SIXTH AND SEVENTH BOTTL ES-Ulcer
stopped. menstrustion regular, pain Of the abio.
irritation IL the uterus, bladder. and kdaeys
great increase 81 Of spirits .tes tes
elastic, and appetite good.
NINTH BOTTL EAR signs Of disease gradu-
iBproveneni in personal appearance, hair contis.
nm T,sg to gIoI Iapidly skin smooth and clear, and
TWELFTH BOTTLE-Continune the Rssoly-
snt after all eruptions had disappeared she gained
in nesh and personal beauty. No more trouble In
the uterus, Kidneys etc. Bowels regular disestiye
organs regular blood pure, her nails perfect, hair
grcvtns luIuriant, spirits excellent sne exhibited
TO her friends picture Of health and beauty
ycr six months after the of the twelfth bottle
sh< nued taking three poonsful of the Re-
solvent per day and two Of the Pills three times
week.
In this wonderful cure lesson may be learRed in
regard 90 the true means Of securing personal bean
ty. Geod pure, rich blood will MAKE healthy fibre
and clear skin beautiful com piexion and lu1uri ant
hair. Cosmetic powders, painting the skin with
brushes sppiying greasy substances. and alcoholic
Ltious TO the hair, are injurious. The paint,
IoseIAe eiess Up ,hs k2tss oossiuets the irse
prevel tns the ABSORPTION Of oxygen in the stmos-
Dheric arr ss essential for the vitality and purid
cation OF the blood sBd fuids Of the skin &c. Pure
blood 10 secured By the R~soisenf, And all who
blessins.. r. r. Resolvent soh ct 81 Per bette
NJ NC. - Maiden Lane, y. y. ana by Druggis0
everywhere Six bottles for -. Il. =
,EBIsKE THAT THE VOID SARsAPA;
sIILLihS Is ON The LIABLE OF Each
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A REMARKABLE CURE

SORES ON THE TONGUE, ULCERS
IN THE THROAT, SORE GUMS,
SORE MOUTH. SORESIN THE
NOSE, AROUND THE
EYES, &C.,
frecently exhibited, q few bottles will cure 1
Fonic, or throug the effects Of Mercury Potss-
cm, Corrosive Sublm ate, from six TO one doZe
e~stles may be required TO make q permanent os-e
A remarkable instance OF personal beauty re-
stored % a Lady disfgured BY the rayages of .
frightfui disease.
From the advanced sheets Of anew Medic Al work
called
"FALSEAND TRUE
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CARRIAGES
~ CHILDREN'S CARBIAGESi
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES

CHIlDEEShn1Si SniGbEEks cbkssAs5s s55sshIR1AGrs,
CHfLDRENs CARRiAGEsI /
Avery large assortment Of Children's Carriages
fss sfes ts and NJ ns: s nsh dS received
where. NH l7-lm
PETER BERRY.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
9TH STREET WHARF, wAsHINGTON, D. O.
Large storage and Wharfage accommodations for
iosdine and uniosdins vessels. NH ls3m
Fresh, and at lowest figures.
APPLE BUTTER, -l..
DIssIoArED ooC61EtTs. MIN
rE0nAe1s s; s. 81 tSSSSSI1:s, SSI:s SSSSIS:sH.r. a:,, &C.,
nah il-.f oorns1 Si1 i4t6 GS,' and rnSsassl ss9ssls.
f. p oosSESs4Es111ssD sSSE1,s EXTRACT
JAMAICA GINGER,
Guaranteed strictly Pure and the best in use.
TONIC, ANTI DYsPEpTIC and INvIooRAroR
Andts also used for Ilsvodns purposes.
EvERY FAMILY SHOULD LDALwAYsHAvEIT IT.
AC.rtisca,s Of A2slyy:is from the isadiss Ans
'''''s PRICE ONLY THIRTY CENrs.
Hs99Slssspf.% by
fbSSGTfEoRs. All fism'
Sold BY the following named Chemists in wash.
:::s., F. :s y! "a
.is:i; S%Gs:1s:i:ss CO., corner r. ave. and ~
SsI ss.i; 2. E 4. y -: ~ ;ss r 4
asS Il. Hsvy Yard. Ssshinstos. ~" -"
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The WHITE HoUsH.-A number of visitors
were at the Executive Mansion to-day, nearly
OF whom We're admitted to see the President
General Thomas, General Granger, Genera
Steadman and several members OF Congress
had interviews with the President this fore.
noon.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieutenant Commanders
Walter Abbott and Edward E. Preble have
been detached from the Contoocoock, and
Lieutenant Commanders &. +. Chester and B.
+. Day ordered to that vessel
First Assistant Engineer Oscar c. Lewis has
been ordered TO the Ammonoosac
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II sARsAPARILLIAy
CANNOT BE OBTAINED FROM
wAsHISGTos DRUGGISTS,
RADWAI L CO.
- kAIDES LANE.
aO - ssls !ssD FIw yoRK.
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INTERVAL RHvEHUR.-The receipts from this
source to- day were s3-55s47.Is.
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RECRUITS FOR FORT LEAvENwoRTH-The
superintendent of mounted recruiting service
al Carlisle Barracks, Pa, has been ordered by
Gen. Grant to prepare detachments Of recruits
from time to time as they become disposable,
and forward them to Fort Leavenworth, Kan
sas. where they will be reported by the com.
manding general, Department OF the Missouri.
for assignment to duty
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A very large assortment of Children's Carriages
OF the latest style and finish Just received
CHI BUPPERTS, No. 522 7th street, near ID
AZ prices lower than they can be obtained else.
where. NH 7-lm
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AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
UNITED STATEs.-In the Senate to-day, Mr.
Sumner introduced joint resolution, referred
10 the Jud iciary Commirtee,) proposing an
amendment to the Constitution Of the United
ident or Vice Presid ent, who has once served
as President, shall afterwards be eligi ible to Ell
ther office.
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N.B-sEE THAT THE WORD sARsAPA.
11L.Lihs IL ON The LIABLE OF BACH
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PERsoNAL.-James Gordon Bennett, jr, of
the New York Herald; II. G.. FAINT of Rich
mondi Hon. Alfred Ely, Of New York, are at
WIZARDS Hotel. Theodore Tilton, Of the
New York Independent, is at the Ebbitt House
''''Hop. Daniel X. Goodloe, of North Carolina,
is in town,
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ORDERkD TO THE FIFTH MILITARY Dis
TRICT.-Breyet Lieut.. Col. j. F. Randolph
Surgeon Z. S. A, has been relieved from duty
at Fort Wood, New York harbor, and ordered
10 report in person to the Commanding Gene.
Breyet Brigadier General T. A. McParlin, Sur.
geon and Medical Director of the Fifth Mill.
tary District. who will upon being relieved re.
port IN person to the Surgeon General of the
army.
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THE FREEDMEN's BuRRAU.-Mr. Wilson, of
Mass sachus etts, from the COMMITTEE on Military
Affairs, reported 70 the Senate to-day, with
amendment, the House bill passed March 10,
1865, to - continue the Bureau for the relief OF
Freedmen and Refugees" The amendment
consists Of an additional section, by which the
by lnstallments, with ample security, school.
buildings and other buildings constructed for
refugees and freedmen by the Bureau, to the
associations, corporate bodies. or trustees who
now use them for purposes Of education or re.
lief Of want, under suitable guarantees that the
purposes for which such buildings were con-
structed shall be observed: Presided, That All
funds derived therefrom shall be returned 10
the Burpau appropriation, and ae ounted tor to
the Treasury OF the United States.
lNTIpHAI RHyFNUR.-The receipts from this
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The post departments of the United States
and of Italy reciprocally engage 70 transport
gratunously aeross their respective territories
all correspondence which shall be exchanged
inrloked mails with any countries to which
they may respectively serve as intermediates
Iyorided aiscays, That such conveyance shall be
Infected by the ordinary means Of mail convey.
,ance in use; and that the countries taking the
benefits of such gratuitous sarvice shall recip.
rocally accord the like privilege Of free transit
across their respective territories.
For the transport Of closed mails by either
administration for the other by sea, the follow
ing rates are hxed 10 be charged and received
by the administration rendering the service,
viz:
(c) For transport across the waters Of the
Atlantic ocean. cents per single letter rate;
and y cents per kiiogfam net Of other CORE.
spondence. ass5.
tb) For transport across the waters of the Pa.
a, cents per kilogram net Of other correspon-
csnce. ,,,