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WANTS.

w fan ..oi. a. nSsfso e ao si:ia :s.na Pis..s
address . note to Boa 3. star once. It.
\NANTED-A OOLORED WOMAN 20 wait on
an vsio adv IN Georgste~n, and 70 assist
"a homework, references required. Apply ct 312
sisi street. bet and II, Washington. myilst
w UA1I0S as Chambermaid sad % assist in
Wshing and Ironing; best OF references eiven
Apply No SIC 18th ct bet and q SITS. myil tt'
w tth aah l0sh. ami and x streets; iow rent.
AG ,rss: .'Atins terms &c % T.. stsr once
WAKfED-A HOUSE. Containing eight. or
" nine rooms, With ssounds sttachsd, for four
morths, we'll located. tvO or thrss miss in enc
s1unt,y' north OF the city Address r. No SIS
WASrED-A Good 81 AMSTREss for . fe~
w vteAs In (. private f,spi,y; one .h9 eau %,
cen cot and q. ladies' and chidrens c,cthing;
App, .. .a1 Vermont avenue. between n 40
CoRrORATIOs OF wAsHINGToN BONDS
WANTED BIZ
WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK,
myIe.st Corner 7th street and Louisians ave.
NVANTEp-A first rate White COOK, vh can
w bring fr-' clsss reoommends,io".r may hear
nynr'
AGENTS wsNTiD-FoT . valuable, patent,
kss oT sale aspS Feed store, aas
street and Penusylvsnis avenue. my Ii Ct
WANTED-A good White Female COOK
w Apply at frrmond Saloon, Center Mar
ket. my 10 St
xNANTED-A small House and LOT, 10 cen.
rice not TO exceed IS Address. star ONCE. or
no 354 Z ST., bet. 18th and 18th SITS. myIO-3t-
WANTED-BOARD m the country, within S or
w miles, or less, from the city. for a gentle
furn room desired Terms must fS be
Address ID. J. p, Star Once. my l0-3t-
WANTED TO PUROHAsB-A HORSE, suit
w able FOR driving n and out Of the city each
day; price to be sIpu, Sle9 Or i,ss Also, wish 70
prefer style called Doctors Buggy" Address d.
r. Star Office; or apply, before and after 4. At
Isa 9Th street, third door from corner Ne. York
avenue my ,0-3t'
L Msnuf.oturins Busir ess Capital required from
JOSHUA whifNRY ON .0 Resi E.,ssRsp i Bro 20
kers, 41t 7th street, between g and H. my55t
WANTED-Every one in need OF . SERVANT
AIS Eleventh street, between = and T; also, ser.
wants in need Of . good home can be suited;
WANTED.Ihs hi shs.t c..h price vim be paid
w for stC0sD-HAND FURNITURE. in lots
"'" % " WALTER B. WILLIAMS,
400 Seventh street.
apl0-sm between and b streets north
WANTED.A hr;s:eI.s, MILLINER;, good
King street. Alexandria, Va. apI0
VANTED-At ct. james aotel, q first class
w COOk. Apply Immediately. apZ
WANTED-A position Is HeUSEKEEPERb BIZ
Win SaS h.:
year. Inquire ct SOS X street corner Isth be-
tween the hours of and II. fsis.6
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Nc, FOB GLYMONT.
GLYMONT PAVILION.

This delightful summer resort on the Potomac
river 10 now open for Excursions, Pic a
Nics. &c Private parties can take the vcsAY
and V.m; Leave Glymons 81 p. m and Q m. !,
reaching the city at .. m. and p. 1t reduced
freehments on the ground st city prices, and the
best the market can anord.
Other steaasrs win in . few days make daily
trips to olymoBt at reduced prices
Persens wishing to spend delightful time away
from the city, csn do nov by visiting Giymont
my Sim JOS. II. SHAFFI1LD, Proprietor.
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1lY CHARLES w. BOrRLER, Auctioneer.
- (Successor to J. @. MCGUIRE Col
Corner OF Pennsylvania and 10Th sire ct.

ID (Successor to J. O. Mcclure q CO..
Corner Of Pennsylvanis and 10Th stree ct.
SAIL OF FINE FURNIrURR. CHOICE I'm
VALUABLE STANDARD BOOKS, WiNEs'
&c, AT AUCTION.
a On FRIDAY MORNING. May 18th, at 10
O'Clock, 1 shall cell. ON the frst floor of nv
10 auction rooms, . collection of superior
!Ssbousehold Furniture, (belongiag TO Gen
which have been removed to my auction room for
cohvenience ef sale. consulting of handsome Par
perior French China and Glass Ware. Brussels
Carpets, LambroQuiD and other Curtains Bed
ding superb and costly Msntel Ornaments Wal
ticles.
Also, about 100 and valuable Standard
Books. bandsomely bound. four dozen bottles an
perior Claret, Military Saddle, Brides, &C
the day prior to sale.
Terms each.
mylO n WAT CHAS. W ROTELlR
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS,
ID A1ctioneers and heal Estate Broker,
No. S26 southeast corner 1th and D streets.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs
TATE NEAR THE CITY LIMITS

oHAECERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE NEAR THE CITY LIMITS.
a The undersiened Trustees. under . decree
- lumbi., passed in the cause Of Michael i g ore
against John II enyders heirs and others, No.
the 18th Nay At Ss shs sts.f
noon expose for, for sale At public auction, on the
the sss IN 81: sef. ssoi s
Lot No s. Of the smaller Of Mouat Pe.S
scEs. rocds end is perehe. Of land more or les
This land has been greatly improved and caiti
and Other trees II lies just west Of the 1oium
perse ne esther as aresidspc. or in speculation.
hundred dollars Of which must 5. sad on the fail
reso d. aud the residue IN two eaus pa1mants ~
twelve and twenty four months, with Interest, for
with to be By fss ;ru.
tees, and lien reserved on the premises until the
II the term. Of sale areinOt compiled with in five
Gays the trt stees the right advertise aud
resell :ter one weeks notice, at the risk and ex
An conveyaDcine and stamps to be ct the pur.
NJ M PG $S S% s:son Trustees.
mylc-mwfSds GKEEH & WILLIAMS, Aucts
RY CoOPER LATIMEl. Aucs,onsers,
~ teuccessors g Jas Q. Mcclure oo..l
''rn Star Once BTiiains ana '''h street
FL .srs4s u b.Esk.ti H.
AVENUE, BETwEEN O AND NoRTH.
and fSs 9ns sS
-. their wives dated the 18th day OF February,
s1s sss @
y: &, and by direction Of the party holding the
ises on WEDnEspAT june 5. is5s. It g." s,eoeR,
the sna 9. S. TT
Of lot number !6l six, In square number l6sD six
corner Of said let. BE 6; thence north wardy aiene
line Tie south ss q ssid :s S
one hundred and Fifty two feet, i've inches, more
ern point Of said lot thence along the south line of
'isf 81
and before delivery Of the deed. The trustee re.
IF sale Il the .E and cont o.
the asfauting purchaser, by advertising times In
v.,.s.a. Do o6 n; SAvs.S9E; Trustee:
RY GREEN . WILLlAMe,
No. sss ~ ana
Ass sH E SAL, SAL ~ ySANIgAsLa Build
BETWEErE srH AND 10Th srR1aTs WEST,
On fBGssbHY. the 9th day of May. .. o,ous
p 10 i shall sell. on the premises, that valuab
sa"s1s So SSvins from. Of .. Feet Il inches
on NOR street; Eanni.s esss VIII depth Of
en-: %
with interest end secured By deed Of on the
paTes:se1 eS:t siss Vii h'S 9. REQUIRED DOWN
GEORGE MASON, Assignee.
my 6-eo&ds tRepubl Auotioneers
QY GREEN wILLIAMs,
u Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokep,
Ne. sS6 Southeast corner Seventh and D 80.
DEsIRABLB BUILDIHo LOT.
B., No. s.. folios $50, &C.. the subscrtber yin
sts o'clock ;. 8. foi oeias assirsBi. BuiiSins
Capitol ssrest ana Dsisvsre avenue, and pssr the
ss ana s,sSy 1S
Tsr1s cssS Oonveysneins and revsaue stamps
II e0'' % p: JOIN i99ARsotL BENT, Trustee.
ny5-eo&ds GREEN q WILLiAMs, Aucts.
lReSl
Thusr.rs' s6 sAIk OF Of y, PROPERTY IN
z sfss g ysss
dssieeed ,Irustess. On 10 HsbxI xFfaRSooH,
-. = SuSs q. % sSs s
II sSusi: nssSsr.d sewn S"nSrsS ara riS SSr ss
& s.S 70. sss ss q
stiees siIssen tis can Sits that sisfS
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nlY GREEN WILLIAMS,
u Auctioneers and Real Estate BrokorS,
No. S26, southeast corner Tth and ID streeS.
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAns,
Ne. e26 Southeast corner Seventh and b 30.
pEeIRABLD BUILpIUo LOS

By virtue Of . deco Of truss, recorded Libsr
O., Ne. s.. fo!ioe $50, &e:. the subscriber yin
cell. on the premises. wEpMHsDAY the nth inst.
Lot. situate on o street north. between North
Capitol street and Delaware avenue. and near the
bsitimere Depot and known Lot No I've CO..
SQUARE No, Pix Hundrsd and Btshty three l6Ssj,
TerDs cash Oonveysneins and revsaue stamps
At cost Of peTEsaGHHseTEi. ,,o,, ,,,v
my5-eo&ds GREEN q VILLA Mg Aucta
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NAVX DEPAKIMENT,
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND RRPAIR
WASHINGTON, ID. q. May Il, 1859
=, The NAVY Department will offer for sale ct pub
lie auction. 1t the u. 8 Navy Yard, Por tsmouth
n. II on the 18th day of May, ct IL O'Clock m the
iron side wheel steamer MUSCO0TA," of $50
tons, old measurement.
At the g. 8 Navy Yard. Brooklyn. on the 3lst
dsy 81 May, at IL O'Clock m, the screw steamer
screw q. amer PEQ U0f, OF ss3 toas. old meas as
urement
Al the o: 9. Navy Yard. Norfolk, Va, on the
whee steam or "WINNTP1U," of ,030 tons, old
messuremept. and the iron steamer 'ALLEGHA-
ny ." of $50 tons, old Measurement
The vessel and their in We atories can be exam.
ined ct any time, on apprfc alton 70 the comm an
daDts OF the res pective yards. The whole amo unit
Of the purchase money must be deposited 81 the
time Of adjudic alton, and the vessels must be re
moved from the Navy Yards within two weeks
from the day Of sole.
The Government reserves the right to withdraw
pay the sppraise vatae with an increase Of Ia n
(i0) per cebtum thereto. nyl7 cost
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NOLUMBIA DIsPINsARY
roe WOMEN AND CHILDREN,
A Coirntta Hesptsal, eorssr astA Sc. esd Pa. are
Pm. Medicines and advice free Of charge 20 the
poor.
Piysiciaas Affsndiar.
Monday-Dr. l.. w. RITCHIE
fussday-Dr. LOUIS MACKALL.
Wednesdsy-Dr. WI. LIE.
Thursday-Dr BUeBY.
Hrfdsy-Dr y. A AsBF01D.
esturdsy-Dr J. b THOMPSON.
pr J. II. THOMPSON viii hold o Surgical
CIiniqus ever Saturday ct 81 D.. N. aDli-lm
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Southeast corner OF Seventh and streets
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE on IN
DIANA AVENUE. BETWEBN FIRST AND
SECOND STREETS WEST
- On MONDAY, the nth day OF May, lSse,
~: u o clock .: m We will sell. on the premi
bses that valuable improved piece Of pro-
perty. situate in the city Of Washington. d. @,
known a. subdivision K" OF Lot No. .. in square
tween first and Second streets west, and improved
by three story Brick House, basement and sub
cellar, containing nine rooms, water, gss range,
sewer from kitchen and lower cellar
Terms: $4,000 cash; balance In six equal yearly
irstallments, deferred purchase money te be Sc
cured BY deed OF trust on the premises, the notes
bearing interest from day q sale olo0 to be paid
at time 81 sale. Stamps and conveysnces at the
cost Of the purchaser.
HENRY ID. SCHMIDT,
Real Dstste Agent.
myll-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucu
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS

RY COOPER .ATIhER, Aucstcoeers.
- Successors TO James Z. Mcclure q Co..
southwest corner Penra avenue ard 18th street.
tStsr Once Building
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ORoee WALSH
REAL ESTATE EKcHAyGE BROKERS'.
DO. 32s PEHGA. AvENuE. South Side.
Betwsea 9Th and ith streets vest.
s-e eAML okoeo.
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10y COOPER LATIMRR Auctioueers
ID tsuccessors to J. e. Mcclure a Go :,
Southwest corner Pena'a avsuue and llth sire OF
Star Once Building.
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LUCIUs D IsBAM, rrustee.
apis GodAds COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.

81 THE ABOVE SALE 10 POSTPONED until
eATURDAY. the 18th of May. lsie. same hour end
place a. above. Only o life interest In the lot en-
which the house stands will be disposed Of The
other two lots, title In fee simple Terms same =
above. cash. at the option Of purchaser. A dssl
Lots l09 and 10 will be disposed Of toeether the
"'''e '.- GrCiUs d. IsHAM. Trustee.
mys COOPER LATIMIk, Apct'rs
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YTNF 0RoCRgIgs arcrTC


~ On felDA' MORNING. Nav Il 1879 81
10y o'clock, at store northv est corner s'h and
Nk streets, we shsil cell superior sssort
NE Ut q groceries. comprisinG-
Goteee. Teas, SUGARS
Flour, Rice and SPICES
Hoiasses and Pickle.
soaps Bucksts and Brccms
Platform and Counter ScAies
- complete Get Of store u stcres, &c.
TINS cash. COOPER & LATINuR.
my ia AactioReers.
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PRSE3shaIsse I1E TT Gs,I aHS sII9Ss OF
NAYAL ORsERVAfORY.

UNITED eTATHs NAvAL OBsERyAIoRT,l
WASHINGTON, 18th April, 1889
Sealed Proposals for extending the vest wing,
endorsed "Prososals for Erecting Bulldog at the
Z. B. Naval ObservasoTy." and addressed to the
suyeriptendeRt, will be received until noon OF
SATURDAY, May IS. 1873.
seen % the Obs.ryztory
The work TO be eOnpletsd sy lst Assu a. 1853.
splt-W - Az Commodore, Superibtendent.
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Br GREEN nScs 4 wI.I ana rs,
No. S26 Southeast corner I'm and streets

A VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING Lot ON
Ihhhn SokNEk q SECOND STREET East
On FRIDAY, May 2Ist at 6 O'Clock D. m 90
vii cell in front Of the premises part Of Lot S. in
and io3 feet inches on Z street, making tso ex-
cellent building lots.
Terms Of ale One half cash; residue IN sir ana
twelve months, with interest secured by deed Of
trust on the premises. All conveyan cling and
stamps at the cost Of the purchaser. go down st
my IOsd GREEN a WILLIAMS. Auotrs.
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INV II A MS
Choicest Maryland curing.
H1LCa PREMIUM sANILY FLOUR,
XIV YORK BUrfER,
NEW YORK BgOKwHIAI.
ID Vor hth and -, under Rbbist Hoe
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RHJ.k =. wHkELER q co. Aucti.assrs.
&22 7th street, bet. @ and Il streets

AK IN street, bet. q and II streets.
'56nIUABLE RUILDINa LOT FOR sALIAr
TrHrr8 AUCTION ON THE WEST sIDs oF
NORTH N NM
~ nMtss OF deed Of trust from Thomas Chase
snn VIE; dated December slst, Is y, ard re ,orfsi
IN Liter y. No 6. folio H. etc one OF the land
recoios ior wsshinsfop county, D. q shali Offer
lTh ,lS5s Of e1 elock m. Lot No Twenty seven,
20 IN paNosonS Subdivision of enuare
Three Hundred and Forty $500 fronttn, q ssst
ahd inches on lo.h street west, between N and N
north with depth of % feet to . paved alieT Is
Term. Of sale. One fourth cash; balance IN a. I,
- and "a months. All oonveysncng and stamps
~ the cast Of the purch deposit OF Sls doxn
when sold; deferred payments 60 be secured hy a
JoshTxwRIrNEY.r .u,.ea.
myla il WHEELER GO Aue'.
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AUCTION SALES.
YHIB ARYRR NOON,

RY COOPER LATfMER, Auctdoneere.
ID Late CLERKS With J. q. Mcclure q Gel
eoutawest corner Of Penn. aysnae md nth street
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-24
OFFICIAL.
Lalus Passed Jy the Third Session of
the E5rtieth Congress.

BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA-A PRoCLAMA-
TIoN.
Whereas, a general convention of
amity, commerce, aud navigation, and
for the surrender Of fugitive Grimm
ais, between the United States of
America and the Dominican Republic,
was concluded and signed by their re-
spective plenipotentiaries, at the city
of Santo Domingo, on the eighth day
of February, one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty seven, which conven-
ton, being in tho English and Spanish
languages, is word for word, as fol-
lows:
The United States of America and
the Dominican Republic, equally an
mated with the desire of maintaining
the cordial relations, and Of tighten
ing, if possible, the bonds of friend
ship between the, two countries, as
well as to augment by all the means
at their disposal, the commercial in
tercoursel of their respective, citizens,
have mutually resolved to conclude
general convention of amity, com
merce, and navigation, aud for the
surrender OF fugitive criminals. For
this purpose they have appointed as
their plenipotentiaries. to wit: the
President Of the United States. John
Somers Smith, com nercial agent of
United States at the city Of Santo
Domingo, and the President of the
Dominican Republic. Jose Gabriel
Garcia, Secretary, of State. in the De
partment Of Foreign Relations, and
) uan, Ramon Fiallo, ex-Secretary OF
the treasury, who, after a communi-
cation OF their respective full powers.
have agreed to the following articles
ARTICLE I.
1t IS the intention of the bigb am
tracing parties that there shall o oon
tinue to be a firm, inviolabIa IA
universal peace, aud a true and SIN; T0
eere friendship between the RennbIio
OF the United States Of America o,'J
the Dominican Republic, and betwean
their respective countries, territories
cities. towns, and people. without ex.
ceptlon of person or places. If, unfor-
tunately, the two nations should he
come involved In war; one with the
other, the term of six months after
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THE constitutionality Of the action
of the Legislature of Indian, alter the
resignation of the Democratic mem
bers, was argued yesterday and Tues
day before the Supreme Court. Hon.
JOSEPH Il. McDogALD and General
THos. n. BROWNE appear for the pc
titioners, contending for its legality,
and Hon. JONATHAN w. GORDON and
Judge SAML. &. PERKINS in opposi-
tIon-
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SENATOR morton and a select
party Of friends, viii leave Indianapo-
lis, on Monday next, 18th inst, for
Gettysburg, where he delivers the
Grafton at the dedication Of the Mon
ument in the National Cemetery, on
Thursday. July 1st.
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THURSDAY. ................. =. } 2

Hon. ISAAC j BNKENsON, OF the TT.
Wayne Gazette, and w. S. Jingle, OF
the Lafayette Courier, are going to
Europe, in a few weeks, with their
families.
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THE Courier again treats its read
ers to another editorial on that in
teresting theme, Grant and Impe-
rialism." Good reading for warm
dnr-
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INDIANAPOLIS LETTER.

Matters at the Capitalize Spiritual
Convection UarrlngtOn's AG-
dress on Negro Education Indian
apOIls Rolling Mill-ReViVal Move
ment - Amusemenis and kduCa-
ti0nal Items.
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ARTICLE XIV.

No citizen of the Dominican Re-
public shall apply for or take any
commission or letters Of marque for
arming any ship or ships to act as pri-
vateers against the said United States,
or any of them. or against the citizens,
people, or inhabitants Of the said
United States, or any of them, or
against the property of any of the in
habitants Of any Of them, from any
prince or State with which the said
United States shall ba at kars nor
shall any citizen or inhabitant of the
said United States, or any Of them.
apply for or take any commission or
letters Of marque for arming any ship
or ships to act as priyateefs Rgainst
the citizens or inhabitants Of the Do
minican Republic, or any Of them or
the property of any of them, from any
prince or State with which the said
Republic shall be at war; aud if any
person Of either nation shalltake such
commissions Of letters Of marque, he
shall be punished according 10 their
respective laws,
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ARTICLE XIV.

1t shall not be lawful for any for
eign privateers who have commissions
from any prince or State in. enmity
with either nation, to fit their ships
In the ports of either, to sell their
prizes, or in any manner TO exchange
them; neither shall they be allowed
to purchase provisions, except such as
shall be necessary to their going to
the next port Of that prince or State
from which they have received their
commissions.
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Rnainasa Honse to Rent.

~%N0wN As 81 MAIN STREET,
IA. between Second az, snd Third For par
T0D95F or a. q. JEHKINS.
mali d1
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The DIFFICULTY REMOVED
EVERY STEAM BOILER SHOULD HAVE
stlIWeIl's Patent
Heater and Lime Catcher |


THE MOS e SERIOUS DIFFaCULrY
- experienced by those who use ateafH-
power II tie formation in theiF bOiiefa %
Wnat Is known 70 engin esFs hs = BCAIsE''
or "INCRUSfAIION"- IA hard substance
formed out OF the earthly salbs eontafned
In the water. which attaches itself nrmiy
TO the v hole inner surface 0f the boiler.
In TINS cdty This difficulty Is peculiarly 0g-
grbvated by THE larL q qaautltg Of imagine
STA and lime found In the wa eF, which,
besides forming scales on the boiler, ob-
structs the pipes ana Occaai0na the most
annoying delays in cleaning, IS well A.
actnauy endangering the safety OF Tie
StsIIWelI's Patent Heater
Removes all this dIineuity, sending the
water into the boiler free from any sedf
ment Whatever, and pure ns M distilled.
All who use what are EuOWn as the "drtVo
wells" Cor their supply or water ca mot
afford TO do without this Heater. IN will
save them much money ia the purchase OF
fuel, 20 say nothing or the ahnOyahce and
delay IN cleansing boilers. The Heater ~
easily managed, and quickly cieansed.
one has been In operation AT Iglehaaits
Blouring Mn for many months, End given
entire satisfaetton. An9ther Is IA opera
ton In Heilman's Foundry and the Cotton
MIL adl Joining. fH -r.a 5I aHl HH IT
orders for Stillwsll's Heater viii receive
prompt attention II left with
b. tsN .at HHy
WILLIAM HEILMAN. Agent.
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exceeding for the captain, supercargo,
mate. and passengers five hundred
dollars each, aHd for the sailors one
hundred dollars Zach.
ARTICLE XXI.
Tt is further agreed that in all cases
the established courts for prizes may
be conducted, shall alone take cog
nizance of them. And whenever such
tribunal Of either of the parties shall
pronounce judgment against any ves-i
-el or goods, or property claimed by
the citizens Of the other party, the
sentence or decree shall mention the
reasons Orlmotives on which the same.
shall have been founded, and an au-
thenticated copy of the sentence or
decree, and of all the proceedings
10 the case. shall, if demanded be de-
llvered to the commander or agent of
the said vessel without any delay, no
paying the legal fees of the same. 800
ARTICLE XIII. '' $50
When the ships-of- war of the. two
contracting parties, or those belong
ing to their citizens, which arc armed
IN war, shall be admitted to enter with
their prizes the ports Of either OF tie
two parties, the said public or private
ships, as we'll as their prizes. shall not
be obliged to pay any duty either to
the officers Of the place, the Judges, or
any others; nor shall such prizes,
when they come to and enter the ports
Of either party, be arrested, or seized ,
nor shall the officers of the place
make examination concerning the
lawfulness of such prizes, bat they
may hoist sail at a-y time aud depart
and carry their prizes to the places
expressed In their commissions, which
the commanders Of such ship of-w
shall be obliged to show. 1t is under
stood. however, that the privileges
conferred by this article shall not ex-
tend beyond those allowed by law or
by treaty with the most favored
nations.
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ARTICLE XIV.

The two high contracting parties
recognize as permanent and immuta-
Bile the following principles, to-wit:
l. That free ships make free goods;
that is TO say: that the effects or goods
belonging to subjects or citizens of
power or state at war are free from
capture or confscation when found on
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ARTICLE VII.

The preceding article is not applic-
able to the coasting trade of the con-
tracing parties, which is respectively
reserved by each exclusively for Its
own citizens.
But vessels of either country shall
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RTIcLE XXI.

And In such time of war, that pro-
per care may be taken of the vessel
and cargo, and embezzlement prevent
ed, it is agreed that it shall not be
lawful to remove the master. com
mander. or supercargo ofany captured
ship from on board thereof. during
the time the ship may be at sea after
her capture, or pending the proceed
Ings against her, or her cargo, or
anything relating thereto; and in all
cases where a vessel of the citizens of
either party shall be captured or
seized and held for adjudication, her
officers, passengers, and crew shall be
Hospitality treated. They shall not
be imprisoned or deprived of any part
of their wearing apparel, nor of the
possession and use Of their money, not