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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-26

Radical changes are proposed In the police
department of Boston, substituting for the spe-
cial detective system the selection By the Chief
OF Police of patrolmen for special duty, thus
allowing every member opportunity To gain
recognition OF his abilities in that line. Adj
ditional powers win also be granted the Chief
of Police. Deputy Chief Savage win perform
the duties of the Office until Successor To Col.
Eurtz l. appointed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-26

The New York Post thinks that the resolution
passed by the House on Monday, that the trade
OF the country requires $50 900 200 more of cur
rency Is about equivalent TO a resolution that
the trade of the country imperatively requires
nifty millions more of pound weights or of yard
sticks-that the Government has properly no
more to do with the measure of value than with
the measure of quantity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-26

Mr.. Whittemore, who has just resigned his
seat in Congress iR the cadetship business, will
return to South Carolina and run again for
Congress. 1t is thought that he will be re-
elected, and that the House will hold that a
new election purges his old offence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-26

The Baltimore Spectator thinks the Peabody
Educational Board "a frst-elass humbug." At
any rate there are some hrst-class hunbugs
connected with il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-26
Per Cent Gold Bonds
a 90.
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX,
ISSUED By THE
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MIN.
NEs0TA RAILROAD COMPANY.
FIRST MORTGAGE AND CONYE6TyHr r.
AND PROTECTED BYA
LIBERAL SINKING rI-Sp

n
Z. L. FROST, Pres Toledo. Peoria r. Warsa,cR. a. Ca
Inese Bonds, at present price Of gold Weld over
per cent. interest, aud an investment they are
fully as secure as u. s. 5-aO's, which now only nav
o. per cent. in currency
They are only issued upon each section of the Road
a. last as the same Il Completed and in successful
operation. Over two and half millions of dollars
have been expended on the Road. Eighty three
miles are about completed and equipped and already
show large earnings and the remainder of the line is
rapidly progressing toward completion
The state of Iowa, through which this road runs
is one OF the richest agricultural sections in America
Its large population, extending with surprising ra.
pdity, ana It's immense yield of grain, pork wool
and other agricultural products, create Q pressn,
demand Tor the construction of this road which af
lords the best possible guarantee for the bondhold
as the line runs through the
and most thickly populated section of the STAT.
Inc road also runs throxsh tas ysch and ryo,r,,,
STATE al Minnesota. Reference to the man az ~.
United States will show that arsyses the
rtstng and CROWNS portion Of the West AMI f,,,r,
one o. me great trunk lises diTsrf com,nun,,o,,o.
W." "ep Io'k, eh'easo and ST. LoEis, being to the
mtter city ~ miles nearer from Northern Iowa and
all portions of the State Of Minnesota tban by snv
other road now built or Projected and also the near
est rorfe from Central and Southern Iowa.
Inc road Is opened for local trafic as rapidly az
constructed, and thus X ECEIVES EARNINGS
ON rs COMPL ETED SECTIONS GREATLY
IN EACESS OF THE AMOUNT NEEDED
70 FAY THE NTEREST UPON ITS BONDS
bkFORE THE Road is FINISHED. tn,
Dryer Of these Bonds is therefore guaranteed by eyea
business already existence tAs route Of hs yoad
as ice as By current and as not 10 rtxk
any Of the CONTINGENCIES srhscA Arrays attenf IN,
opening Of roads 81 q aev and unsettled country
A limited quantity only Of these Bonds are now
offered at IS.
After thorough investigation Of the above ent.r
prise, We recommend these Bonds as q first class
investment, anordng absolute safety and paying On
unusually liberal rate Of interest All marketable
securities NJ their full price, free Of commission ana
express charges, received in payment. pamphlets.
and maps furnished on application.
HENRY CLEW8 4 CO..
BANKERS, No. 80 WALL STREET
For Sale BY
LEWIs JOHNs0N Z CO.,
I0-lm BANKERS, PENN, Av. Con. lorH.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-26
LOST AND FOUND

DAN AWAY FROM 2IOs PENNA. AVENUE.
L on the sd inst. a WHITE SPITS DOG named
Pearl. A suitable reward will be paid for his re-
turn fe24-3t-
GO0 REWARD.-f the Onyx Seal Ring Anne
S%O thyst Sleeve Buttons, and Sapphire shirt
studs, taken from the house southwest corner of NJ
and 10th streets shout two weeks ago, are returned
"a the counter Of The Evening Star Office the above
reward will be paid and questions asked fe2l Iw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-26

&Ovefmmemt Securities.
WASHINGTON, Feb. %, 1S7O.-Jay Cooke q Co.
furnish the following quotations of Government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-26

IN iroo hEf.Low, on aecomIa odating term. the
ssight Rooms! on 81 street east, between nar,, al
1Ts nasetts avenue; and t~ ADJOINING VACANT
CONNER OF separately. Enquire al Star Ofce
fes- lSt'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-26
WOOD AND COAL.

WOOD AND COAL.
rOALl COALu
REDUCED PRICES
Consumers of Coal are invited to call before mr.
chasing. sell the hes; Coal i'm the Inarkep AZ
prices lower than the lowest.
WOOD WoODu
At greatly reduced prices Sawed and split or cord
length. - ~
w. ii. MARROW,
9Th street and Canal
le IZ-Zw SoHfh Nd>.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-26

GOD AND COAL
GREAT REDUCTION In PRICE.
In order to close out our present heavy STOCK N.
WOOD and COAL, we have this cay -.iuced onr
prices 10 the following rates: Jul
Lykens Valley per ton of 2, 80 lbs.--...-sIom
White Ash IN
Chestnut "a
Pine Mood per cord........-... sM
Oak Wood - "a
Hickory Wood per cord...'..' $40
GLEASON & GLENN
laA-lm u street Wharf. Washington ID a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-26

US CHURCH on sUNDAYsi. :, ,,chIrAkiAn
Pm. Sunday School ct Sx O. N. % I" :, az ~, -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-26

TM aiGEEsf CASH PAID IoR LADIES.
oelS and Childrees' Csst.oG Clothins, Boota.
s 49, y ssA \. Az ssd's through nal l.ong.S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-26
METROPOLITAN
UA BOWLING SALOON,
UNDER METROPOLITAN Ha
fkNSA AVENUE, MAR 1lTr STREET WKsr.
GEORGE BAUER, Preprietor

vRen rom 2. N. 30 Y m. The Bar n ssocked
vlth the hlest Liquors, Wines. and Az
Segars Of the finest brauds
Cail and see
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-16
WOOD---COAL.

yN:LD 4 BELL,
L SPENCER FEIp JH Warren o. EELG
Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN
Fi,t-bt,-e, Anthracite ana English Camel
COAL,
.,so ASH OAK ard PINE WOOD. Steamship.
-t..anboata cotton Ireo-o- foundres and fanilil--
promptly suplaed at The 'owe-t market rates, Main
office. l45 Camp street corner filrod Branch Oil &c
~ Magazine street. near Po.yfarre se3 "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-16
ACT OF INCORPORATION
~ TIKI
UNION LEAGUE CLUB
OF NEW ORLEANS.

r" :: ,rrne mbered that we, who have her. -1.:t.I
subscribed our names, have associated ourselves
20 form, together with thos. who may be admitted
~ our organization a body polite Tor the Gu va
ZION OF literature and science; and IL order e &c
care and employ the rights, privileges and powers
. "i l-ody corporate and poAtic in law, We haze
caused 20 De prepared and have signed the p-eseII
:r-,rI.n.cn,, and do hereby declare the following
.-!Ni. 70 De- the constitution and charter ts
- = corporation:
ARTICLEL
-. corporation shall be known and sEyieG = .
UNION LkAGUE CLUB OF NEW ORLEANS. "a
dem shall b in the city of New Orleans nat,-o
.: t-l'..I- STATE oi Louisiana.
ARTICLE II.
IL Purposes and objects of this Corporal o..
GO Jared 10 be the cultivation OF literature ard
seem" and the mutual improvement OF the in.lr-
BIS and those " no may be brought within lie u,
Eu"Lc. = ;he society; and. TO that end, 10 max
an IL -" Ia "rSazatl9I under who's" ausItr"- =
Fhrarv and ~! annual course OF I-ctl.I,s 81 De
a.>:.. -.
ARTICLE II.
-,r offers OF the Corporation shall he Freei-
'...t -" Pr" >idrnt Secretary, and suck ol.r
,,tc.:- may be prescribed by the bylaws Q: tie
meeting il The month Of May of each year, AID
sol perform such duties are usually ncun,t-ut
on zach o!f!' !tl- and rs may be- prescribe ty 20
T}..r al. = Guia;.ons of the organization.
ARTICLE ".
me Corporation shall have power 10 a.,ort i.
."'uln"n -.,l. with device. 20 ard '- .t'.. 20
.sd"i, hN laws, and generally 10 do all and every
: Incidental TO Its corporate existence. not Ieprs
..n- 70 the constitution and laws Of the Inii.d
>..f-.-. 'hr constitution and Laws OF this State OF
=; u = % ~ Interpretations
ARTICLE v
- r,.,d.,,, e,.u >, VA. oa;.,, ,,rot. :. 1.r-
~ ~ ~ '~ '' - '' ma
.,r,c,p y,
"
-" corporation may h"id property 10 '+e
'nio,.nt u three hundred thousand DO irs, aid
n.a!i lave !!ll power to purchase hold, ut III -
& - "!,'t- y" same
ARTICLE VII
20 p,"N .ue ithcs ior me es'ao!lshihcnt e: tie
Tor :l'' suih OF I'VE hundred collars each' oa.ed
dat, t-.,Jirtl i'm n.r cent interest navahIr arrf
div and r.,,r,..nt.d nv counous attached ,v1:cb
,.nuas .,ali n, secured ny uortr,c. ON n. 81
,t ara, iu,,uoyu II. uronrrty w. h., nurrh,s,l nv
w., I.r,,n.ntinu ri. ho,,la "a ,u.hor;1.I ~ ~,
-sr,.t . only I, transferable, on tie hook- @, .,,
..n,;,,.nn .r,, va, .I. nv tr.,,,.t.r -, ~, -.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-16

......--.-
,o,o,.+o,, enid s,;,,, ,,7 ,,os.o,, f,, tho nur-
so - -. 80, ~, I,oanl or h.cL 70
| - oo,,,+,.,, Ssh "a +ho nonsrlS ut
81. r,,;,nI &c. y, -, ,,,o,. annJy 70
49,, ~ 10 oo',,,,ot+ a,S1,hn,;,;ns .ud the
| :'s VI 70 DM.t1: a." I1n;tod St,tc.
r".S ,J !, -, ~ n;,hnr tha f,drral
~, ~. ar onthnr;,ies and
.r;ake a request ia ', -iIirg for the teserters,
! fuppo,tiu1i il hy the nhibtion Of the register
| ,c.1he vessel aud Es. Of the crew. or by other
! official Documents "a show tina, the per
! sons claimed hclor:- ~ the saju crew,
! Tnon such r,r,u. alone. thus supportaG
| e7d without the exo.tion 81 anv oath from
1:,e consular otcer, the ,Ieepvters not be-
! i q citizens OF he ,ountrv where the de-
| u,tnd is made al as, time Of their shipping
| shall be given ny. All the necessary aid
nd protection shat lie furnished fer the
! search. pursuit. sci,I,re. and arrest of the
! o,-cr1crs, who rha.. even be put ami kept
/ IL Tie prisons OF ne country, at me re-
| quest and expense tt the consular othfe!s,
| uGtll there may be.3l opportunity for He.lti-
| LIZ them away. y. however, hnch Az OPP
! per tunity should LHt present itself "l,ihu
| tAn space OF three ,sioIitls. counting from
| day OF the arrest, & g deserter stall ne set
| al liberty. nor hiEtl lie be agalE !tSttd
| Tor the same cause.
4RT,,.E VIZ.
i, the abScmce OF Az agreement ~
| t}.e contrary hctusel the owners, freight
| ere. and Insurers. ali damages suffered
| a. tea ly the vessels OF the two
| countries. whether ticy enter port >olun
,ar;'r or are forced by stress of weather.
| shall he settled b- ia, roueulsycncl;L con
| sul.. vice censuls II: ID consular agents of the
res,.s tive countries where they reside If.
| however, any inha;:tGut OF the country. or
citizs-. or subject of third power. shall he
| intcrts:Gd il tie Eia,s+r and the parties
| can 80. rgree the Coz pe;cut .Ha! auti"'l-
| ties eksai decide.
| article NV,
| All psooecdi.,.-s relative to -he salvage OF
| America, vessels wrecked upon the coasts
| of Bclciult,. ard of Be gan vessels wrecked
upon til coasts of tie United States. shall
| be directed hv cuYsu.s q neral, conSula. and
vice co...i,Ls of the two countries respec
! lively. and until their arrival. ky the rrspcc-
| live consular agents, rIcrcver an agency
| exists Ia tie places and ports where an
agency .loss :lnt exist. TIE local authorities
until the arrival Of the consul in whose dis
| t,ict the wreck NAV hav. occurred and who
! shall Immediately lie informed OF the occur
| renee shall take 81 necessary measures for
| the protection of persons AID the prtscrva-
! ton of pro,~rty, TIE local authorities shall
not otherwise interfere tla., for tie mainte-
| nance of order. the protection of the inter
! ests OF the s.,iSors, Il they d. not belong to
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-16
QUARANTINE.
PROCLAMATION ny TIE GOVERNOR
p.t.GE e. CO..
No. ~ Camp s:r.s..

STAFF OF LOUISIANA.
Executive Depart meut.
Ne. Orleans May %, 1870.
wtpKpA. A.: a.s " ,he Legislature. approved
March Is 1879 sn.,tleti An act to establish Guaran
the for the protection Q: tie state, provides that
IT,. Governor Of the STATE shall issue his proclana
zion Jpon tie advice OF the Board OF Health De
ciaiiHg any pace where there snail I've reason 70
believe A nstirnt cont gious or infectious disease
EXISTS. ~ be an infected place and stating the NUN
b.r Of DAYS OF Quarantine 20 lie performed by the
vessels their passengers. of' eTs and 'Tt"s coming
from such place az plare--
Now there FORE in pursuance Of the provision OF
the act aforesaid Issue .his. ny proclamation and
declare the places hereafter FAMED TO be infected
place.. and that all vss-eis. together with officers
crews and Passengers. end carSo-ts. arriving from
such places or havir. toIched or stopped at any Of
them .hai b- subject 70 quarantine Of no: less
than days. FOR longer period. As may be con
slert.l necessary Ly he Board OF Health, to take
effect from AID after .he FIFTH DAY OF JUNE
1910 Any violation of Il. quarantine Avs, as here
proclaimed viii be severely punished.
The places which alle hereby DECLARED infected N
aforesaid are the following, % Wit: havana, Ma
:anzl.-. Trinidad. IarGe;l>-. st !ago, al III,
Isiald of Cuta For' Royal and NiEteso bay, on the
Island Of Jamaica; Jncriei and Port -auiTlnce OF
lie :r.aIId OF S4E Domingo; he Islands Of st. Ton.
a.. Martinique ai.i G"ndsI'npe. CGnpeachy, ii
y.catau: Belle in Honduras; Vera Cruz. AvAradn
Tampico, Naturorts "a T,.spau. N Mexico; San
Juan n Nicaragua. .'i.s.gr-.. aspnwan and Porto
p.,l.o ia Central Ame-l";. Naracs.ho IN Venezuela
Lf1-rl yra Island II I'm ... Eo tie Jauei,o Par.
Cayenne n S.Jut, s',v All N;.>>aa S,~ VT.,'
l,ne-.
Given. .ndrr IN. AID ill :'.- sal of ~ s,a.-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-16
REoPEEING.
gENISG NACH!NEs-AIL KINDS.

SEWING EACHINES-AIL kINDa.
The public have lang desired the establish NJ :
of Mari, VI here all kinds OF Sewing Machines ant
Sewing hin1 Findings coHld be- had; where they
could see and comps re the workings of one machine
with another md select from the different max es
the machine best suited to the use to which they
desireA to apply it. To such Mart we invite you
It $50 Canal street Agents wanted.
eAA I'm 2p n b. HKDkICX, General Agent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-16
VVORATIO KING, ATTORNEY.
.3IOH. STREET. WASHINGTON. =. q.
!.s..: -Ta'-.te, Pensions, Boin'iss. and ~ a4
:. MS u....I.-: She Government.

Y.TrNTS-Done.. suG Foreign, otta:De<. as
..a..i r.,--; Reissues prepared: Patent Law p.t
hess Int+rtt.r-nC-s, et", attended to-
PFSSIOSS-I44tr7Ctions furnished and clalU-e
promptly prosecuted On receipt of application aid
pro".. f:l,o'. arrears payable n this city, Gu
Cohe,''..!.
Bounty, Lard. Indian Depreciation. So1t.oEsS
Bouity ard Arrears and Internal Revenue C...ua
!.i'h.il'v prosecuted.
~. l'ERS ACCOUNTS speedy adjusted, aI.c A.
It.rs secured
RTtRMASTkR AND COMMISSAII CLAIMS
I'D =! other elaine, n"tEer against the " ar Navy
treasury -toilire, e: lt"YlOr Department OF % 10
~ -''r'. o Congress, before The Court OF IA "a
"..-,u i'y attended to-
N.!i CONTRACTORS AND POS'rMASTERS-v3t
TN! '"r heir Interest 10 secure his services IA
H. 'N;."ctlon hr may be excused Tor RENAL hLts
INA, h" held the Office First A SistaEt Postmaster
'T'N'I'i Tor several years, rcurmg as fortrastee
't3..l'. March. l56l-eiuce which he has been cCn
>'.r'.v "a. cd in the practice ct his present huf
'~-. and C"u,tu urUtIN familiar with the mou' cf
u'... .t.r,, all the Dtpar nents OF the 6uVefh-
r,l2.
lt,I"FSS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .ito Nh
At'ur.-v- for Cl;tiIHs Patents thTuH5h Oit &c
couutry % mutually satisfactory terms n5E
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-16
squares. l mo. mes 6 mos" 6 mos ~ '"'.

Month,y advertisements, inserted every o'hss
day to he charged two-tAl1--s OF the above rates
HeoOnd page monthly advertisements, eaeh square,
8 20per month. ~, - - ~,
Trran eient advertisements having the run Oh Inc
uauer first insertion s. pr square, each supe>-
1uent insertion seventy five cents per square.
Record page transient advertisements, each hsef-
taon S. 50 per square.
Advertisement inserted {: Intervals 10 be charged
- new each insertion -,
Regular advertisers who advertise largely, VIII
be allowed such discount fEoa1 above named iran
aieut rates as NAV be agreed ul'on; provided 'na'
IN no ease shall such diScOu-y. exceed twenty-five
Dor cent ... O.. h.
All busiuess notices cs advertisements 20 De
charged twenty cents per lirs each insertion.
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
La published every Saturday morning and contains
the newal,y telegraph, miscellaneous reading eoi-
tortaIs local matters Of CEREAL public interest,
commercial and monetary .repo-s and every lhlnS
that appears IL the Daily, eScP such items AZ az e
IN little or no public moment. The WEhhLi Mr.
PTIRIICAN is an excellent family paper, va. labE
a well for instruction and amusement as Nl'"f1ha
fSr,n on the current topics of tho say.
Tarzas Of SubSsgtrtiOn.
One year. IS; SIX months So Sc
Advertisements.
Transient advertisements same -frhis as III ti'e
Daily Monthly advertisements inserted Iof one
fourth of the daily rates
A liberal commission allowed 10 hose who sehu
"a clubs Of five ES9re.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-16

4 Washington paper gives an e..,,s..,,,
description Of General Grants -tNbl"s.
whicI. COMPRISE twelve fast animals, and 4
large supply o: carriages. wagons. phae-
tons and other luxuries on Wheels. Some of
the haIncss j. heavily mounted win gold,
and other sets are richly laden "ith s.ivcr.
Il is said that the pleSiden- tai,es tAe
greatest interest in his horses. and goes out
with them so often that his form II better
known 10 TIDE public than that o. a2y OF his
predecessors"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-16

Inc Aorc',9"se Conservative, published II
Bastrop, is the best advertising medium IN
North LouisiaaA.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-16

>>s~'A~~ASA-o
j. B. KNIGHT,
.Carondeles srees.........7e
sens al kinds Of
ACHINE cry.
Gensal Southern A rent for
Wsiertowo steam Engine Cexpa.y.
Excelsior PsteG: Portable Engine, With Os.tnds. h
Dome, Locomotive Boilera,
P3antattSn and Farm RAgtnos,
Ecunted ON Wheela with Spark Arres:er.
STATIONARY ENGINES
CT al Flea
With Fine. Tubular or Locomotive BolesA
IHarros Cd Reversible Circular Saw NEiHs.
Ca be s-t Up ether Est: or LET, Handed, without
1'<''As 3n' pa'' 81 Ai' or c-f''"s>
. n ,porvu ,o
" "'e'''
MIL worn
Al. "'e WV Ire 'o''' oi'htt '"s l<i''h'A '1psT
V'-"I OF NA- Il. bhApfohh. TIE ronees IN
Portable Steam Engine Building,
Which enable. ,h.u to nroanc.
MACHINERY UNSURPASSED BY ANY
AVN ~->'
nanunc'o'e' y
J. T.. CARVER & CO..
BGdgewater. massachusetts,
Tnes* Gins have been IN use for many years. ard
receives TIC lis'ee' !" hb'h s"Aine1 y 'hs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-16

ADD i1oNA:I (oN ! IN lc-s ~ ne tfI-
vcn,ion concluded on ire A.veL,h and
twcrty-iouith November, 1888. between
The General Post"iiicc o, the United
States of America ana the Genera. Post
| .1c" OF III. United Kingdom &! Great
Britain and Ireland.
The Gcncr.! Po-rotf.cc 81 .i,r I,.i..,i
States of America and III" :,.nr,:i! Pr-tn.,l,r
| OF the United kiii -dom %: Great Britain ..,,!
! Ireland. beng 'icsi:oyI- q: Offering. Iy
| means of an additional convention. !r,l,...-
ton i'll the rate OF p"-tag" ,iii"-.al,!- upon
| letters conveyed between The United k,..
! dom and the linitcd States Iii" uudrr>i ,ne.i
! duly authorized for dat pa pose l.. ;l,ci.
respective governments. l:,I. .cr.~h 1I."a
| the iniluWin T.. az, :fc-:
! ARrICiEl.
postage 20 DE- collected i, tie Uri,cd
! Kingdom upon paid letters posted III The
! United Kingdom addressed to the United
| States as well as upon unpaid letters posted
| in the United States addressed TO the United
! Kingdom. >hal! t.. three pence per hail
| ounce or fraction ri hal: an ounce. Re
. ciprocalv, Iii" postage - lie cole. ted III the
United States upon paid letters posted in
! the United States addressed u the United
Kingdom, a. well as upon unpaid letters
! posted i'll the United Kingdom addressed
I" the Unite! S'..t'-. -ilal! be siN cents per
hi''h -''''''' - az '''' "a Ei't'h
.ramInca.
aE;!,LE ".
Tie BRITISH Pos. Office shall account 70
the United States Post Office for ten cents
| an ounce or IL! paid international letters
al ,,,,'.,:a ~
,;.1 ,, ,a,l .h'!i T;. u. ','"- .''
T';.oI S+a a,o'i' pn,. o.. Iii ",.n ~,
~, p,.;.;.I r,.~ ,,,t'n., t,,. 49, a,''' ~
a,.r IN ,1a;I 49,.
""it' |l an ~ ~ ''''''S >cn'
,p o,,p.o +.,r - II ,,.,naiI ;,..r,a.i,,..,l
receive d ..nIr Il e United kingdnlr
.,v-.,,, -,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-16

ADDITIONAL Convention ~ the Convention,
n-,~.Dn ''.c General Post Office of ,h.
lifted States Of America and the General
Post Office OF n" Netherlands. signed at
liz. Hague The tw.ntN-s:Xth day uI Sep
'.!Gtcr IN TIE year lSC..
An Additional Convention, between the
General. Post Office of the United States OF
America aud tn. General Post Office oi the
United Kingdom OF Grcai Britain and Ire
/; land. having established "A reduced charge
OF siN cents per ounce. or per thirty gram
ines. for the sea conveyance across the
Atlantic 81 letters sent III closed mails
through IL" United Kingdom. the under
signed. duly authorized by their respective
governments. have a".ce1 upon the follow
il = articles:
sET!..!E !.
The .iu.te rate OF letter ro-.ace on the
direct correspondence exchanged between
thc two administrations by closed mail. via
England sGhject 20 the reserve mentioned
! il. Articic s Of the convention Of the twenty.
sixth day OF September. !ot". shall De as
follows:
I. On letters :.cir lie i'i..:.>! States. zen
Er-. IL. 81
:. ON letters from :hc E,,Lcr!ui d.,
twenty-five cents, ,Dut"h.)
And for the sea conveyance. vi letters N
closed mails across the water. OF the Al
lantc Ocean. the United States Office shall
receive SIX r'!.'s per o,.ic", OF per 'l;:ty
Gran.I,."-
AR!IcLE ".
Ti.,. conditions If articles :, aud II
9: the convention t"twern the general
po~,otiic.. OF the United States q. America
ard he general p0-tottice OF the Neither
lands. Signed q: lie Hague the twenty -iXth
diy ri September. il. ne year 1867. 50 lar a
th.'v n" contrary /" Tie l,re'.lin. a.-itle
az. i.'-.0'.:.
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l'- lrr-,:i' convection. which la! l."
"'-del.L - additional! t"the contention,
Of L.. tn"nT:--.N:h u. SEPT. nlbnr. 1871
-h,-" v,!l" int c!":.-."'. "I ~ t!i>' d. ~
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II. w, II. tnIb Gay .: January. "n. tho 4:
Suri s!gL: hundred aid seventh ND in
W. icgtJn =" .yc.t :u.n.'. Gay 81: ths
sam" month.
rsuL.l JOHN Az CNESWENL.
i'ns:,is-,'.I Genera! OF the United safes
J. T.. HOFSTEDE,
Cj... Director ot Posts Of the Netherlands
iiri-i,E approve the aforegoinc conven
tiol.. and IL testimony thereof ] hav.
caused tie ~ 81 the Cnite,l STATE. 10 be
affixed.
(sEAL.l L. $. GRANT.
BY the President;
HAMILTON FISH,
Secretary Of State.
Washington, January q, 1870.
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