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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-04-29

SUPPRESSION OF THE LIQUOR TRAFFIc.-A
petition, a copy of which is printed below, has
been paced at the Merchants Exchange for
signatures; and other copies, we hear, will at
once be placed in the hands of active, Efficient
men, who will canvass the city and obtain, if
possible, the name of every voter who is really
DESTROYS of suppressing the sale of intoxicating
liquors.
We the undersigned, citizens of Portland, Of
different political parties and religious views,
believing in the course taken by the Mayor and
City Marshal OF Bangor, in putting stop to
the sale of Intoxicating Liquors in that city. is
-highminded and manly, and deserves imita-
ton by every city and town in the State: and
not wishing to be behind our sister city of the
east in any good word or work, and believing
that dram-drinking is tremendous evil
among us, and that is blasting the fine pros
poets of many OF our best young men, and il
continued it will carry them to the drunkard's
grave: Therefore we call upon your Honor,
the Mayor, and the City Marshal, to issue no.
tees in our daily papers, that on and after GER
tain time, you will p .osecute all violations of
the Liquor Law to the full extent; and we in
dividually promise to stand by you in main
tanning all such prosecutions. And as in duty
bound will ever pray.
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BURGLARY.-The small buildinc an t,,o .oo
shore about half mile beyond tho po.,,,nd
Lignt' called the Iron Clad" cottage, belong
inglto 3. b. Beckett, was recently entered bv
burglars and robbed of sundry articles. Mr..
Beckett offers reward of twenty five dollars
for the apprehension of the burglars.
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ELL & Co. Advertising Agents

HAT-rRAMEs, Hats, Flowers, Ribbon, &C.,
&c., at fabulously low prices at Cogia Has
cnp'S
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MAINE.


FIRES IN PENoBsCoT COUNTY.
BANGOR, April 28-The house and barn of
Lewis Brockhof in Clifton were burned at
Guiding furniture and bedding 800 bushels no.
tatoes, 300 bushels of grain, harnesses, sleds
and farming tools. No insurance. On the
same day and hour the house and buildings of
Jerry Champion in Charleston were burned
with all the contents. Partially insured.
MUSICAL.
The choral festival under the direction of Mr..
davenport is progressing fiuely with large at
tendance.
A smart thunder shower passed over this civ
this evening, weather very warm.
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New York stock and Money m.,n,,.

NcW HSFK SUCK ana MONEY Market.
NEW YoRK, April -Morning.--Money easy at
at 115t. governments buoyant and advanced q ]
per cent. Railways flrmer.
NEW YORK, April 28-Afernoon. Gold active
and higher during the afternoon, rising 1854 on tho
news That the specie in the Bank of France had de.
creased 500 900 francs, and closed at 115l Half
million OF the three millions Canadian silver re-
Gently received, will be exported on Saturday.
Governments closed strong though little off from
the highest prices of the day.
Money in better demand but abundant at a 8
per cent. Foreign Exchange at 1904.
The following were the closing quotations.:
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VELVET RIBBONS all widths lower than ever
at Cogia Hassan's.
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d U r o P r.
PasPARAr,oSs FOR THE VOTE

PREPARATIONS FOR THE VOTE.
PARIS, April 28.-The police are making
great Preparations to insure good order during
the period for taking, counting and declaring
the vote on the plebiscitum. All the legiti-
mist journals in the provinces pronounce for a
negative vote or none.
Great Britainv
ILLNESS OF THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY
LONDON. April 2S.-The illness of the Arch
Dishop of Canterbury is so severe that he will
0ner his resignation, which is hourly expected.
!, Inc Bishop of Winchester will be appointed
bis successor
THE GRECIAN MASSACRE.
In the House of Commons to-day Earl Clar
ehdon submitted the correspondence in regard
=" lne recent tragedy in Greece. He said the
ureek and Turkish governments were both
making active and united efforts to secure the
enure band of assassins, and 800 troops were in
not pursuit. Over half the gang have been
oVertaken. and of these seven have already
Deen Deheaded and five are undergoing exami-
nation and will be Immediately executed
Earl Clarendon thought the Greek govern
ment was responsible for the atrocities of these
Orlgands, but advocated suspension of judg-
ment until after a thorough investigation.
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ANOTHER good Milliner wanted at Cogia
Hassan,s
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ONE HUNDRED different styles of hats re-
ceived this day at Cogia Hassan's.
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The appalling calamity at Richmond on
Wednesday, recalls similar misfortune which
occurred in that city on the night of the 18th
of December, 1911, by the burning of the Rich
mond Theatre. Seventy unfortunate persons
lost their lives in that terrible accident, and
the city then, as Oh Wednesday, was sunk in
sorrow and tears. The burned and crisp re-
mains were sacredly gathered out of the ruins
and tenderly buried on the site of the disaster
and a Christian church was erected on the
spot as memorial of the sad event which will
never fade from the history of the country.
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Assignee's Sale of Real Estate at
Auction.

ON Friday April goth, at 10 O'Clock A. M. at the
~ rooms ot Geo. w. Parker a. Co., No. 40 Ex-
change street, consisting of Real Estate, Book Ac
counts, Notes and Mortgages. Also, Mail Wagon
stage Coach, 10 Stage Harnesses, Ice Tools, and
safe and Office Furniture, &c.
o. GEO w. PARKER & CO., Auctioneers
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MOBILE. Apr 23-Freghts to Liverpool are firm
with very little disengaged room To Havre nothing
doing Coastwise, moderate business at quotations.
Wequote: Iiverpoolad. Havre 1c nominal Coast
wise ports by sail, a &c. =
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Furniture at Auction

IN Friday, April Doth, at 10 clock A NJ at house
" o. Bracket ST. next to OF Spring. all the
Furniture in said house, consisting OF two Parlor
Suits, Marble Top and Card Tables, whatnote Brus-
sells and Ingram Carpets, Extension Table. Dining
Room Chairs, Clocks, G Ass. and Silver PiatedWar
chamber Furniture, Fair Mattresses, Spring and
FEATHER Beds. Stair and Oil Carpets Hat Tree,
Furniture. ~ ~
ap2Gdtd F. o. BAILEY g. Co Auetioneers.
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UArLKoAD TRAVEL BETWEEN PORTLAND
AND BosToN.-The convenient late express
train between Portland and Boston is to be re-.
established for the season on Monday next
This will give us four through passenger trains
per day, at the following hours: G. Is and $40
A. NJ, 255 and COOP M. with train to Bid
deford at $40 P. M. The directors of the
Portland, Saco and Portsmouth, the Eastern
and Boston and Maine roads, through whom
these privileges are obtained, have now fully
met the requirements of the travelling public.
IMPoRTATIoNs.-Sugar and Molasses import
ed into the port of Portland from January LIST
to April %, 1870, as compared with the same
period of 1869:
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rate Of postage for each letter The postmaster Il
| said exchange on ce will then mail each such
letter, or parcel OF letters. in separate package
frsm the unregistered letters, and seal each
package If er tying it j., the usual manner Tho
retier b lis Of such registered letters shall not be
enclosed IN ,h- packages Containing them; but
shall be enclosed in a selaI ate wrapper or en-
pc sea led, and addressed to the postmaster
u the corresponding exchange of Aachen, Boston,
or New York.
ARTIcL. ". On receipt of registered Letters
-iective exchange Offices of Aacter, Boston, or
New York, the postnIa ter of such r-ceivIng Of
fee will compare The letters with the bill and
endure it ecr - il il is found So or Will note
the -rr"r, If there be our, i'll the manner pre-
>cribed vi b resHrd i-t-r.d letters =, ceiyed
from AN inland post, flee He will then fill ur
the esp nding return bill, noting upon il
VIII Their correct or otherwise. and " Ill that it
returned by The first mail thereafter IL the Of
fee Of m 'ilrng- ew York, Boston, Aacben as
tn case may be
New York or Bo,t,,n from .acheIi, r. iyed at
Aachen from New York or Boston, aud stinei
for inland p,'si office, sialI be forwarded in
the 'ther registered lrtteIs orig
inaily mail, either flee.
IN witness whereof. The netds of the depart
nIen's have aft. ed their and seals # office
10 these pr, seuts, at the dat,s Sc opposite to
ga h. respectfully.
Isl JAMES CAMPBtLL,
etuIa>teT-G neral.
WASHINGTON, August 20, 1855.
ILsJ N0N DES UEYDr.
His Prussian Maje>ty's Minister Of state for
Commerce aud Public WUiks.
berlin, October II, 1855,
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ADDITIONAL ARTICLES

Agreed upoh between the Gene al Post-0fhce of
The UuIted SGa,es # America and the General
Post-oft # Prussia, pr'yidiug for the regis
iIatou Of valuable Letters 10 be conveyed IN
the closed Mails between the United States and
Prussia.
article l. Letters. alleged to be valuaDls,
posted AT any post ,ffice the United States or
its 1eriitol les, and dreS ed to Prussia, or any
part OF tho eruI III Austrian Postal Union, or
D STD IN Prussia the German Austrian Postal
Unon AID ,d,ie set T. the United States, and
deliverable II the respective exchange ofi,es of
New Yo.k Bc-tuu, and Aachen, (Aix la Chap
elIr) to be thence yey-d 10y means of the
american ard English and the English and Bel
gian all lines, shall he registered at the Office
If mailing un the AZ p!Icatiun Of the persT post
ing the same: FTuyIueii, That the full postage
cbaI ge thie thereon 10 de slnatlon, together with
"a re. stration tee u five cent each letter, be
prepaid such mailing o1hce: and provided,
tIs ), that 81 IA repatriation sh II not be cCmpui
sary and shall render the respective Post
Office Departments OF the United states or Prus-
ia or their Ievenu, $. liable fer he SIS Of such
letters or packet, or the c Mt nts thereof
ARTICLE IL. Ali Rch letters packets nailed
in the interior Of the United States Prussia,
and the German Austrian Postal Union, respec-
lively, shall tie rece vel, registered. and re-
ceiptetl for, aire;ted IN the general re9ua-
tions issued in each untry in regard to the
rcgisu att OF valuable letters, and shall be sent
to the excl an e Offices If New York and Boston,
or Aae hen, respectively tor the purpose Of being
forwarded thence by tire first outgoing mail.
Article III. The respective exchange ofhces
Of New York, R"ston, and Aachen shall make
separate letter bill FIR each registered letter. or
parcel # register ed letters, originally mailed at
warded, MS prescribed by the regulations referred
to in Article H., and shall enter therein the
name Of the person addressed, the post Office to
which it b " be mailed for delivery, and the
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-03
ADDITIONAL ARTICLE

Agreed rron between the Post Office department:
o. the United States aud rte Post f'ic- eiart-
rn4nt { the Hausestin Republic Of lluhhurg
DIT viiing FIR tie convey aI.e f The lnfeTnl-
ton Go,resp nGence in time OF War or threat
eninc War.
Whenever. N co.'s qnerce of war or threa enins
war he in ernatiriial ceres oudenCe between
the United Sta e. and Ilsnliurg Garnet lie can-
We, ed Nv Uni Cd States or Hamburg steamers, II
ma, be conveyed bl steamers u de- n,utru flag,
subject t" IL tie sfiprlar"n-, rules. and iegua
ii n. cnntaiurd in he ey-ral petal conventions
heret. fore conc Jude befeeen buIh countries
In wi-ress whereof We have he ct" set our
names and affixed lie saals 81 'ur r,sI ertive Of
fi,e-' this twenty eighth day Of March one thoa-
sand eight hundred and sixty four, at the city OF
Wash ngton
I-F.Ll ". BLAIR.
Pastrnaster Gen-ral Z. S
rsF,L1 X. >CHLEtDtS.
Minister Resident Of the Hanseatie Republics
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An11cis XIX. Lstters wrongly sent. wrongly
| addressed, or lot deliverable for any cause.
shall be returned 10 the de-pafchiny office at its
expense for the return II any shall be incurred.
Kexis ere ed Itcles in the secnd paragraph # the
first article mention, shall also be ietu. med
other articles shall he lett TO the disp,>tinn OF
T. = receiving office. Any pt~t"ge not collected
upon the c rresl,ondence returned, hut VIII Oh
shall ave been charged against the receiving Of
fc-. sh Ill lie deduc ed from the account.
An1ICL. Xxx In c'rsderatl Ms oi the cences-
si,ns made by the United states Post Depart
meut 1t is agietd u at a reduction Of 20 per
cent shall be hade in favor of IN United States
office frJp, the charge VI foiIy centlm-s per
ilrgr,mme established in srtIc XIV. Tor the
traieit Of the artc rs mentioned N the secohd
% ragrhph of the fir-t article Il u is Convention,
and which sh IA be despatched from the United
States
ARTICLE XXI. From tie time this convention
hall take fec al frmer Con, eniions b'tween
the two Offices shal cease TO tie IN torc-, except
f the Iurp, IF closing the accounts arising
thei, under.
Ihis TO .v-ntion shall take effect on the first
day IF January next IL s"ali coat ne IN fJI Ct
until cancelled by agreement # the two fiji es;
or Mi! enc y-ai f ON the tim" when either Of
flee III Ill have gi,et notice to the other OF It's
wish to terminate lie same.
This c. nvsrti IL siial. d.. subject to the approval
Of the P,,.Imtstrr n-neral # III UniEed states
and o, The Nlini { I # Puzzle Works Il b-igium.
tx-ru'ed in dupiict.e at Brus els This 2lst cay
If August in the , ear u Oar Lori lsos
Isl JOHN kA>soN
Sp m, &C., &c.
Isl NJ FAssIAux.
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ADDITIONAL ARTICLE

Agreed upon be tween the Post-Gffice Depar tIuent
of the United states and The pnst-offc- Depart
meat of the Hsnseatc Republic vt l'reDn-n. DE-,
vidine for the conveyance Of the inrernstienal
C0rrespu ndence in time o. War OF threatening
War.
Whenever in consequence of war or threatenias;
the international cIres pono ence between
tie United States and Benlen cannot be con-
Heyed by United States steamers BreTnen
steamers. it may be conveyed hy steamers under
neutral flag. subject to all the stpuatiuns. Tuls-.
and regulations contained in the several postal
conversions heretofore concluded between both
countries.
In witness whereof we have hereto set cur
rames and affixed the seals of our resi- eetive a.
fees this twent,- ghth day of March, one
thousand eight hundred and sixty -four, at the
city of Washington.
L.. NJ. BLAIR,
Postmaster-G General, L. ?.
Isl r. SCHLEIDEN.
Minister Resident Of the Hanseatc Republics.
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Il, s ]
ADDITIONAL ART CLES.

,r-.o, -,,, rs,uaa, Tho Post t,fice Depertment
~ m ri - 10 and RI. Post tjfnc. lie
-, - H. Ii,.a,tic H.nu,dic of Ham
h,,a ,r,v;.,,n,. f., ria. r.ysrr,ti,,n of valuable
=, - 49,, ~ III. 4 nit-d states
,'.e, ~ W 6, r.,r L.,waen Nov
W. I', 1"'i',
atTr,r ! I-rr,Is alleged T., be valuable
-. =, - ei n, rb. , pited S,,t,.
rs, a' "'' 6 h csr,,,,,, Austria.
80 ." -, ~ ' -, nh, ,;.rn,,n ,u.,rian
- So Ii s., n, H. Tinted States
~, - -. Nv. ~ mo-. r
.'' I.-'e a. ~ b.. ,b-,,'c.. CON.
hcrs - We" IN 81 "ahp"i -. - =,
% 'n' - ~ e., a.. ~
-, -, ,,,5 =, no a. al
re-" oei. - pe H.. -, ,+..,ir,,
hi'i'''s' y" ,"e ~ ~, s,,,.. b,rg
'i'e s'ih-' ft"'i"'o ma '"e Az, -
aDie 'hefe"h l" "es'ii' - -
Al 'oh re my en- ,s W "a na,;,a t
P,eP'n y. si1i III M al, ~, r. 80
ai,o- mat sue" y s'S'i"''oii ~ nv. n Is
iuls"s ana hh"Ii MOI W., H ~ -
ounce pep tr'ieits "' 'he -, - VI
'"i VI tne,I - .. ,hroor
fu''' iel'e s"i "'he = " ~ 80, - Ia
tkr.cLk IL An 7"ch ,e',eiso. P'S ,,t -
~ NV ~ NJ, rs.,, ciirsIy shall he
III IN austrian "s'h' ohi"h resp s"a'a ps
le'eiNe", 'esis'eiei, anu ie'eiF.e' '', % -.
ih me general rel tt!''n- iss ie'' ia go t."'y ~
regard TO the registration 81 Valuable Iett-ts, ara
sh'H 'e seii L" 'he eNeh"nse u
or Hamburg, re i"chVrit, iot '"e pui'"se Va
beng r~aTdel the"ce 10y 'he next uneo'
steamer
AfII'LE III. he resp ctlFe eHchu sc on'ces 81
New York aud III mburg shtii make separate
letter hii for each registered litter IT pa Gel oil
r. gsterr' l''Ite's, originally mailed AT sli *
change m IS, 'r cent TO tneih 10 oe ~
rs trestr'bed by tIe frsuih'lo's leieiieu 10 II,
Article II, and sha ! enter them 'he NUM- y,
the person aid essei fhe post 'floe 10 "hlch II
Is t. lie nIaItd del sei J. and the rate 81 post
age LOT ga IA ietter- lie p"siNi's'er "a saiu ~
change tfnce VIII tnth MAIL edcn ,u'h ie"et. %
parcel II letters. III sc aHte pteA's, "Viii .he
unr-glsier letters. and seal ench p'ckaST. a'iet
Tying II IN 'he u>u''4 man CT; ~ ie'ie nm ..
such Tegl>terr lett Is shai NOT o. thcIc-ed III
the ii-chasrs Continuing theiii' put sh' ne ei,
closed l" SEPARATE Il, per ehv iols sea'eu' ana
addressed 10 he p SIM tter 81 Tue c'rresponoihS
exchange once 81 iiahipu'e II. NV ~
TILE " oh t.e rec ~ VI -,
l. r f,r deli ,iy or distribution Al either 81 the
exchange "fii' es # hamburg or New fhk' ,he
postmaster OF such receiving once "il compare
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ADDITIONAL ARTICLES

Agreed upon between the General Post Office Of tho
Unitrd sfa;es OF America and the General Post
Office OF Prussia
In pursuarce of the power grantee by Article .
Of tie postal cunve tipn between The Unit Sta
tes Of America and the kingdom If russia >igne j
at Wish nston ou the 18th o: Jul ard 1t Berlin
on the 26th OF August, 1852 s-lsc' additional
or different "ffces "f exchange in either or both
countries, by mutual agreement Of the two pet
A. nini-trtiins the foil wing addit mai articles
are hereby agreed upon. w
kRTIt IL /. here Sh'll be established on tho
mart of The United states, I'D itiunal offices of ey-
change at Portland, De roit, and hjCa.o respect
iy.ly to CORE uara with Aachen Aix-la ChapeiIe}
hy cl sed mail through England. by means az
Canadian mail packets, plying direct between
Liverpool and Portland during the want r, and
between l. verpo | and River du Loup OF Quebec.
in sumner
AFTIgLB H. The description ofietters, &c which
shall be cnnpris in the closed mails forwarded
fl, m the aforesaid Un ed SAFES eXch tnge offic.-
TO aachen IAix-la- Chape1t) and rics rsT-r from
TIE tr,ssan exchange ,fice If Aachen AK Ia
ChapeileJ TO Portland Detroit. and Chic g..
spertivev shall he from lime to time arranged by
cores ponder ce between the Post tfice Depart
mems of ie two countries.
APTJrLE III The reSpe tive Post-Gffiee Depart
me is f the two countries ave TO aeronnt with
each other for the International and Other CORE
spnndence 90 exchange by means # the Canadian
mail packets precisely in tie same maliner "a If
the LEA ra spo tatlOn were prTf rmedhy United
STATES racket betwce en- New York and Liverpool.
ARTICLE ". The pre-ent articles sfl' be con
sider-d as addition Il To- thu rig nal arti Us Of tn.
Postal convention between the United Sttes and
Prussia signed at Washington the Eth July, ami
At Berlin on the 25th August. 1852. and shall 90
into effect in ca h country at the expiration Of
fifteen days from the time that notice is received
Of their being concluded
In witness whereof the heads Of the depart
ments i've fixed their names and ga of office
to these p esents at the oates set Apostle 10
each, respectively
Its1 J. F0FT,
Postmaster General.
December %, 1860.
IL. 81 NON DER HEY Ut,
Royal Prnssian Minister # State FIR Com
me~ce Trades, AMI Public Works.
Berlin, April a, 1861
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ADDITION Al ARTICLE.

Agreed uron hetu cen the Pnst office department.
OF the United STATES and the Pyst-U7 &c Depart
ment Of the lianseatic Republic Of Bremen.
The Po-t' flee # New York. in charging post
age dur To the r,st Office OF Br' n'p, sbail
unit luiy nis Ike use If wels hts having the
American ounce FIR unit. win ITS dtvI>If ~ int
d AFT AID GUAR tr ounce; aud the Bremen Post
Office. III charging tie pnsttge due to the United
states, shall uuIfatm III. K use OF weights
having German 18th t,r unit. 1.-TWO / til being
cunsi cred rqusl m rICan-l
lt.s sddiHIai article to the 20 tai { INVENTION
Of August 4. 1888. takes stfrCt inm-ila ely.
in wi ness whereof, We have hereto -et cur
nance anu affixed the ,eais o. uUT respective Of
nc this ~ envy hud day uf Nov-urrer. one
thousand eight hEndi ed and SIXTY, at tho city Of
Wa -hingtUn.
lsEAL. :. HOLE
Postmaster General.
TsEAL. 3. >CIlL ID y.
Minister lie silent If Bremen.
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ALEX. W RANDALL.

C,-yertinu for the I-gulati Of the Pstal Inter
and Belgium.
The Posts flee Departments of the Uni ed States
of america and of Beigit m being d. sirons to
regulate Iy a lew Convention the postal inter
course between the iw" ecu f. eS. the uudersign-
ed heing duly auth zrd by t retrospective Gov
erumeiis have ssI e, d upon the foilvgng articles
tETIrir !. There sha lie IN exchange e cor
re %. ,,fiencr by means Of their respective fost
DeIartn ent-. ietv ee :hr Uiit States f Amer
Ca aid Belgium, and this rIes, ondenee shall
embrace
J. letters, ordinary ard rel tered.
Newspapers booi packets prints of all kinds,
(compri IL MAPS. /, rs, enerrrings. drawings,
plot graphs. Ii hog aIhs and all other like y O.
dtcli Of me' hanica procc se~. sisets ct music.
etc. and pat ems samples of merchandise, in
clndinc grains and see
And sue c, IeSp',iderce Tn1y be exchanged,
whether originate 2 in either of ~ q countries
and eStined for the other. or originating In or
,ie>tin. d IA firei.n Countries to which they may
respectively serve a intern,edi uies
Article a. The Offices fDr the exchange Of mails
SD II tie Ia, n the lart If tie United states
!. New Yurk.
.. Boston.
~ IN the psrt Of Bsiginm
an'wsrp-
Offend travelling oEice)
p O-;end. Qocall
1hc two Post DEPARTMENTS may ut any time
discontinue either Of aaii offices Of exchange or
establish others. Gel tf-s
ARIrLsIH Each orfce shall make its own
agreements for the despatch II its n,aiis TO the
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Wash uston. November II 1867.
Having examined amt ,n-iirred the afore-
going art les Of entiou Tor III ameiiOrI ion
Of the postal service betwe-, he United states
# Amer ia and II. y. rth German Uni N. agreed
upon and execute ir drpic. al Be lin the
TWEEN y-first d u Of October. one thous ind 'eht
hungIeI AID ixty->.ven, y lion John A Has
ssn. Fl erial t'nini ii mel, &c, &c, on iehalf
of this dr!aTtmeut. anr by Richard v. Philips
born Direct. ,rneral # lie z - Dera tmeitt ot
the oTth German Juirn. IN behalf of his De-
partment, the same are by me hereby ratified
and approved by and with the advice and Consent
of the President of the UnuIrt states.
In witness wh-re i h. caused the zeal If
III. Past Office department t. b. afHx hereto
til my signature. the day and year first above
written.
TsgALI ALEX. W RANDALL.
Postulastertieueral.
hereby approve the foregoing conves,tiun. and
IN testimony thrre'fi have CAUSED the seal Of
the Unisei states to be affixed
TsE.I1 ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY tie resident:
WIfLI.M II. SIw.rD. Secretary If State.
WASHINGTON, November l., 1861.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-03

Agreed unn1 between the General Post Office Of tbs
Uaitrd Sra;es OF America and the General Pos,
Office OF Prussia.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-03

Cl-yertinu fp- the E-gulati Il Of the PtstaiInter-
course between the United States If America
and Belgium.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-05

M. Il. McGAvERK, R. s.