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Cehtrs Street, Weston, we.t virginia
A good assortment Of t,-oeeries. Il ways keit
snlhnnd. produce boui 'hts d sold.s ifhe hest
quality aofllquors for 81 e. III quantities 10 suit
purchasers. Wheeling, stogies; tihe cigars. nbd
the best grades or Tobacco, always oil bspd.
Siort -cns door ADORE ihsHsht.
: spr2T.ifl e tilEt IsIFa 'siTr Ia7 civ
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lNTOWNlLOTS ron NALE.I

10y tsiriu. 81 Sssereee ii lie circuit Court u
ID GiIlncr nty,rprodouneed Iii tho cause
Ia which CD BsisLty ard wv O., Bennett
commissioners are cVuplaiuants ,and William
AOxley mud !. N. Ehslisit are defendants, ID.
aadersignsa, cdthmissiohtr appointed fsr N.
purpose; vii, on the LIST dayloi Nareh, $50,
III the circuit cGurt Of Lewis county shall be id
session on that day. aud II NOT, then ON The
first day thereafter % whie il may be SESSION,
in front sfIttS court house 81 Lewis sGiilly,
onesfesi sale - A,s1i 10 Il&t StI /
I val tTHREEI town LOTS,ir rtll
in theto'tn .oi.lWss,on, Lewis county VfSrmerlJi
th,e PioPsrt{. AZ Jscgli Loreplk, IN, but NOV
owned BY William Noxley, one Of SAID LOS
6spass 'Sa HIST Street and sthe 6ther' twfb on
Ron ttfeet.t astgR i3iirgr'ii sftgds iaii+
1, wa TERMsoOR iSALELCAsIIt ,,qH
~ b,l!r4s.,g MiiG.tBENNETT, ale
II sa0.4saE ~ .,i.ii Usmrni,.isuers,l,,
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Ia ae4kpsAsl Will. t" s.s!.t.
q IL sss IA q. u.
,sirsu, Weakness EsllJ p ey., pI md M
The Urinary and, ssni9sl O ", a. X t,r.tl
and lyiriOu, habits Great nunb.ry inv, nd "
ss5sd ~ ~; Paif isa.sdy II. pa0 sp}o, isait.
fswiilSthdsht rteiRsiof preparing saa m u
iliis tnedieihs, jhrsv sealed envelopes u"
,sh.sr,,iio yyisns WIG SS 1850 T. :. IyuAr,
% fgadBa p.iBibis d sail, ssu'f ''f Nv
ell ssbog7l6n nnssJf -
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71DVERT7sEuEHTs,
!. =" COMMISSIONERS SALE.

l. T.. COMMISSIONERS SALE.
David Hail. q. i ,.,,d.ia.. - =, r."r'l
Ilnsvu.,,., Il % ANA, n Nancsry.
iTs Aamiaiarotor, and 4, 'SsI4F's
heirs c Oira c. Forinq!h,
'deesassas ~ bu7Ms go,
I'm pursuance Of a decree entered 10 this cause
IL by lhe CIRCUIT cour pf Lewis teuuiy, on
isat 18th Of November, 1863, will sell, in front
OF the tteit house Of lewis county, on the 9Th
day Of the nestterni ofthe circuit court VI said
coansyy Aspnblig auction, 10 the highest bidder,
one or boIhtraeb Of land mentioned IN said de-
cree, as may be required 10 satisfy the same
Of said tracts containing ~ '"a aH"i 40
p ''a'.' 90 1870 ACRES +" { .gl'l
lying ID Lewis county, Oh Il branch !of Canoe
Run, the'sauhe on which oliverU.l Forinnsh re-
sidsd " is dsslh she other containing /, ,,,l
.iia'i'G 1t''ii l6S IAGRES,fv aul., !4u
lying partly ih'Lewis and p.r,iy In rUnhur
counties, !onahc lefti Fork d. Little ,KaaaYhs
River, Immediately below The mouth Of Cherry
Fork, conveyed 10 said korinash by Joslah Ben
nett and wife. Such sale will be made SUBJECT
10 the dover right u the widow of said Oliver
1o.fsnnashf dseeased.I. ueas, ~, nIs .,
~ mVdv yrsTER3iS:.poGs ,.vh r.,
Httedlt ops,ieahd tsionihi, purchaser to
sirs bends Nith good atseturity, bearing
interest from date.
-. HENRY BNANNON, ~
nSo-At 0A1 :. Commissioner. -
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,,,ITHIRDEMocRArs

has acquired. In The future, a. IN tis past.
W shpil speak our sentiments boldly and
fssrleisly.1 Having no policy but Priueiplsi
" shsir poss all attempts 10 barter upon
. ,Asrightsef The People. SIT
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NTsw JoBTYPflIis 1ne ,,,,,t,....,i :.
IN This oiicsisnbxsdpplied Will n v W., I
.itp, sssoriHtai ~ lsb1TyP., and III st;lfr.
.rar2 ts sIssuts ordeft icfJob Norl. IN s.s.
ta,.h ! NJ n Va " tsst.s,s!s i,rrr.
'dSif sd fsts ifIs5essl "'~' .ayd
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-AhEERZlSEaENsy
IJEsRYs coSsTIItTlos REyov,.
BLOOD CLEANSER w
- NN@IlTII

fhl,. is 40 idle ;,n.tt ih.t, NJ mall.
S ess. s ,nsa xSs iSsa at II, hss Of
freedom. edo AZ sSNH'S.hsg rsh es. q
iss@s s.s;:s Z ss',
" tsEa. ST aItss,s, padsIF II. ln,r .'.sa,Rt
SuSrdjaE sgslI,, ,hat fsll dt.aSysr Sss asi,e
ar.. r,;,as s ,;, econ e mankind Vh..
M. arm Of; psiisns Who 1 ~ ~. taken ~.
sfr.sri ts,aisd silss |, S satslSis
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1, to-day ii. most pre,p.reu, sni isassl!i.l
weakly Journal published in the stats. '.-'H'
Nssassurs our friends that oursbsst efforts
shall net 10 wanting to maintain that high
standard Of excellence which I'd phSu {
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E;D!El - !oI,.c|SEs.

will oppose all ipfrin gsnspts by the Federal
e oSsrnmsnt' upon tLslrigbss Preserved to the
PEOPLE and the States respectively; and use
oil, proper ,ms.ns to aid in the defeat ee1hs
: Fittssnth Ansndmsnt,I believing that "this u
. Government instituted BY Whhs Men, for
the sansht Of White Men, and that IL should
W Sdniaiitsrsd'by'Whhs Men," ~
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,a1sali czAxcs 10 MAKE MONEY
LIBERAL CASH PREMIUMS

eg-.ssc A.
u presenting to sur patrons our Prospect
r .s,fords7o, wstaks occasion 10 thank them
fsr bs lib'r.p pa'rgn.se Ahieh tbs!sh Az
\ ihsstswsdaPv3 uss Commencing undsl eg5
ean,tsnses 9th. NOS. depressing sss ;sss
X euces-snd with the failure Of our Prsdeees-
ssrs weighing us down and retarding eur best
e6srts, r,vs congratulate ourselves andIths
brave Dsmocracy Of this section ihsts wshay.
:, sysreems Ill opposition. both from prs.srdsd
fffispdg and syswsd enemies and that
.2fNlIt1K. .2n00S YRN 'f
,SYlQfI8'a TUE DEMOCRAT .''is q.
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,AFIE g4ASli l s.sss,g !. !,

WPACt.t S0N,A :"
J Hd fgH5if-GaDsilras tx
fff bsbiIoig sloctiss ,Si
I'd, ,tsaqsd -i,-sIsia
,iedIpI sdi .paipIpjash4Sl
40 10 noiiSaimcnpb r,F,r
srmaI mlt s7r, all
,d1a silJel ID, diiS l,,1GVp
,"5sh sarsIt,t 50 al its u !
!, 10 dab no I'D isdl .su, !
/. % lid. dtG, az stiI.tI /!
as dsih q 81 t'nB00kSai
10 stri,..a all d ~ r,nnS9 !
~ ;'Hi "a osE I; ,Su.t. Isni !
'oh IL 1i,ni ., srii,ai. / - ca |
aq adj !Iso .i'h Si,,. !
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THE DEMOCRAT

will demand the speedy rspesl 81 the surnsr;!
Gus Test 0sths,vhieh now disgrace our stat IT,!
u.s books and cripple our State; wise ip'h.
., OF Internal Improvement, snd an sfisisnt
system in relation, to Emi grafton. $
Oar aim Will bs 10 make
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CAB is.,a q
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n
orsEEDs0NERs.. 1ss,a Of -oarso' ST
..lsi;ssIpaR iEETlais;." GARDEN SEED
eaAcEsc1,,S9a vi s,Ssi9 ri ps,s I,
See Seed, u n. HAIL. y AZ Ps. ons..
DESCRIPTIVE . sasa .isg,., g ~ "a, n7s
,4ET.SAI LIFE s;INSULRANCEy CO.,
Of Hanford.i Com,eetieut IL, "a
t5j oTsG asdsss-->-!a .rci,tsiuup
Accumula,ed capital, J sss---::slO, $3.50, 5ls, %
Annual INCOME, ,oysr. ar 6,oUo,o 900 .te
1P q ssl Liabilities f,a,s 'si5''s as
EhIIHE RTNA coMpANY HAS Sis oo,FoR
hSAa every 500 %. sijisbiliiies. III his oSer
t&o;u 700 members well pleased with the ,Gompa,
NJ. Hlrjs second 10. but one Company. in the
Company IN the land in, assets, in number .,
policies, in amount insured, III solidity aud
strength in soundness, eheapness, sprou,ptness
tandiuceess. To .rGnbirH r IL nzr
SAVE MONEY. FOR iOLD AGE
ijsi whatwe all strivs for bpt there is no sert
.aidy q our d0ingi il p9y other than " Life
I INSTANCE. .hstsrh5 VI
tTSoiohg ago asoi1sa, benjamin Franklin,
whose lprightne.s and business integrity are
I proyerbnl, and whose business preccp,s, -,as
given under the name Of tfsPoor Richsrd, % we
long aso learned TO admire, sud that-96 ,hia'
81 |: policy q hj d 1l y , va. ths
s'a sad lest mode Az nahi"g certain sg
; ii for o.'.Jamyi tnf, tine ,sat
elr f<qp1. "'dt'''Soa ass p,ae'iesal !s
aba ,alraae. reysn.taly. Many a .sidots
Eaand, orphan has had reason to Be grateful
t1ii 4. aate ahs'4y # life 1s n,,'nu Z
|. ,st,s 4nder.tood aid prqe'ie.d by the ha,
\ Il" & .t"n7sid / w
Iaaa$qn s,y!"a,a y :. ,,i''sC :,
4 10 dc man Who 7H1kks, /. /, unnecessary
70 sly more. Persons ds.iing any information
rsspssns ln'nrH0s: win R1 s11. call ns ugSn our
'eeoltly .on,.i.nIa .Msss!o1tsS 3 ,ttil,e,
laDR5oKLYN Fl'd7E 4 n '71I disc :,
iB .a4bais't IN all n b,ais,
liL1FE lNSURAlNCEB COXFAEHa
WIT ,,---.l-- {, 80 ~, 81 ;,
{u,,yy .rs,c,. l. III
.,aG 49,, ", - Isa
Ea ! Montague STREET. Biooklysr p.,i,i'
. N 4
49, ,,,,, ,m-. =. -. y t'.,ra't'n
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IA IL ], - y. .ar '.aIo
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R0ttcy heldersiQre, PerTtRfed sfor Irdtet or
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,tThel Brooklyn Life "a ths) only Company il
ifn IN WIZ. .sers pSlssIS which Sl syslor
! niofs annual premiums liare been paid this
amodits Gin dollars, Gsad cents, is endorsed on
oyey.poiigj,,qed. ,shppld any pslsy liS!dtr
! III. raet iES fi5$iuas bir. b,.h psid! so
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Tbsf al a.
si,it S06i ..
;los& sl.,u
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policy heldtrs,ass, permitted .tor 7ratel or
ls.S Reside ieo any part gf,ths lGlobeIsflsi
ID, Pialegeua .Granesdrty other Compa-
i''blasln tle'iI .dI''ies.,n !" ,Ss dit :
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in.TTo dc man who THINKS, iii. unnecessary
TO say more. Persons desiring any information
Prospecting lusurapes'will please call upon our
dec27-1y .ou,.iata Weston, " VI Wis,
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Christian ", Boudk. lP,..s. ,ss ,,p.Gi
Abran ID. iPolhemus. ,Tiee-P rst.p.as
William L.lCole, Secretary. ssi .A.aou,
ID. p 2Fackler, Consulting Actuary.,sssl
Daniel Ayres, MsD.l LII D., Medical Er.
/. gjJ'r. sl,.. ~ = antiner. u, .t.u ,nn;
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'ETNAI LEE s;LNSURANCE1 CO.,
Of Haryord.r Comseetieut.p 10, =.

- WV aFN.9F-- I-. eHrilf5Iunl
Accumulated capital, Jsssr7-7:SlO,3lO,5l3 .
mutual .s,si i .Ss,s .Si;. f ~ SSs q
tHPps "a ssE ltHpHne Erntnn 0l'999 70
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LsH-r0ai
-1pii 1871
a Tse aisa,
is,gsiI,sm {
ygiseii, ;iVt
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ASSETS 81 ,25o,ooo 90. l.

lpsvrS YelIeIESiEess irtiii prscRiPfioHt
,fsi q .dsiiLa--l-A1 " ,m4. .Ji VI
NO r.strtction efIrTsatelI or tResidssse.
81 u u "A Al ----. L
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FORTY-FIRsr CONGR Ess.
second Session.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Fob. %, 1870.

WASHINGTON, Fob. 49, 1870.
THE AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION.
TIE VICE PRESIDENT presented resolutions OF the
Rhode Island and Virginia Legislatures, the former
ratyng the fourteenth and the latter the fourteenth
and fifteenth amendments Referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
BILLS INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
by Mr.. EDaUsDs, (rep.) Of VITO amend the act
providing for taking the Of the United States
providing penalties for noncompliance with the
laws. Referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
The Dill provides that one instead OF two copies OF
the original returns by the assistant marsnals shall
De made, To be transmitted to the Census once az
washington before August Is next, and complete re-
turns before October l. Also that all appointments
OF assistant marsals under the fourth section or the
ACT Of May % 1858, shall be made by the Secretary Of
the Interior.
by Mr.. Ross, (rep.) OF Kansas-To incorporate the
Kansas indian Territory aud Gulf Railroad Cor
p2ny, and to enable the Missouri Fort scott nd
Guli ana the Leavenworth, Lawrence ana Galveston
Railroad Q ompany to unite and construct single
track through the Indian Territory TO the Gulf. Re
ferred 10 the Committee on Territories.
fy Mr.. SUMNER trep.) OF MaSs.--To enforce the
amendment TO the constitution declaring that the
right 10 vote shall not be denied or abridged on ac-
count OF race color or previous condition OF sery
tude IL provides that any person hndering q
citizen OF the United States any OF these grounds
from being REGISTERED, from voting, being voted tor
or hoding Office shall be punished by fine OF not
less than 500 NOE more than $780, and by i'm
prIsonmcnt OF not less than thirty days nor more
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amencment has be,.o ratised by Texas, IT'S ex.
pecteo IN few dan tho Official documents viii, have
been received.
V"ccr hcTports About the Post Once Commit-
.eo o' shc Eoase Of Representatives and the
Wef<orn Unson Telegraph Monopoly.
a proposed postal telegraph which meets with
81 much opposition from the Western Union
monopoly, seems 70 meet with enemies from source
where they were least to be expected Mr.. Farms
worth, OF Illinois, the chairman OF the House Com.
mtcc ON Post Oflces and Post Roads, is reported to
be as rreJudced In favor OF the monopoly as though
be was PAID attorney OF the monopoly while MIR.
Painter, the clerk TO the same committee, has been
repeatedly charged with being in the regular en-
poy OF The Western UEion. OF course give these
reports Tor what they ore worth, and as / have
heard them. Whether they are true or not you
stJudge for yourself Dut this much IL certain that
recently Mr.. Speaker Blaine II said to have remarked
to gentleman that hts friend Orton had employed
Painter TO attend to some little Matters" In this
connection 1t must be borne In mind that before Mr.
Blaine was made Speaker ns declared that II he was
elected Mr. Farnsworth could not remain at the head
OF the Post Once and Post Road Committee unless
he dismissed Painter. Singuarly enough. notwith-
standing this declaration he allowed both to remain
although It was clearly within his power TO make
change, which was demanded Dy all impartial men,
bers c0guizant OF the facts Thus 1t s that at the
present moment the committee headed by Mr..
Farnswcrn not only apparently In the interest OF
the Western Union monopoly. but appears able to
prevent the Washburn special Telegraph Com
mittee from submitting report.
There is another fact, too which deserves public
mention. The Farnsworth- Painter committee have
changed their headquarters. and now occupy the
room In the or the Representative Hail. adoin.
Ing the Speakers room. From the diagram which
Is mere annexed 1t will be seen that this Is every
respect the most convenens apartment In the Capi.
tol for iobbying:-
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STEAMER BURNED IN CHESAPEAKE BAY.

Escape Of tho Captain and Crew In Bonts.
BALTIMORE, Feb. q, 1870.
The propeller New Jersey, which left here on FRI
day for Norfolk with large freight was burned to
the waters edge and sunk In ten fathoms OF water
OF sharp's Island, IN Chesapeake Bay. The captain
and crew escaped in the boats and were picked up
and brought TO this city by the propeller transit.
The New Jersey was valuca at $685. 600 and insured
for ali that sum.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 28, 1870

BILLS INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
BY Mr.. MORRILL, trep) Of Me.-Purtner to prevent
the undervaluation OF imported merchandise.
by Mr.. SMTH, Tep.l OF VL-Construihg the va
rous bounty acts.
by Mr.. BUTLER (rep) OF Mass.-To provide for tho
enforcement OF judgments In lawful money of the
United States only; also 70 enable The secretary OF
The New York herald., 1870-03-01

EQUESTRIAN NAsQUeRApE.- A novelty In the mas
guerade line was Introduced last evening AZ the
riding academy West Dednam street. IN the shape
OF An equestrian masquerade. Some twenty-five
ladies aud gentlemen were present IN costume and
with spcctators Among the characters teprescnted
were the Queen OF Hearts, vivandiere, Red Hiding
Hood, Captain Jepks, santa Anna, Eahcef, Z Monk,
whiste) OF that well known and eccentric leather
merchant ycept Yankee Doodle" well known
NJ D. personated drunken Yankee who had paid
MS mouey to see the SHOW and was bound to have
rae and his efforts 10 retain his position on his
morse coupled with his humorous rcmar@s. caused
much merrlnent. Sons excellent eShlolti0n3 OF
horscmansllip were gvea py Doth ladies and gen
tefnen.--B0ston Itaccler, Fv0 ~
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ADDITIONAL ARTICLE

Agreed upon between tie POST Office Department
Of the United States and TIE Post Office Depart
ment of the Hanseatic Republic If Hanturs,
modifying article IL. Of the Postal Convention
of June II, 1857.
The international correspondence. conveyed
either by the United States or by Hamburg
| steamers between the United States or its Ter
ritories and Hamburg, will be hereafter subject
| to the following postage charges, Wit
Postage on each letter or packet not exceeding
half ounce in weight III cents
Above half an ounce, and not over one
ounce - "
Above une ounce. but not exceeding one
ounce and half -
Above one ounce and a half, but not
And the postage vii! increase in this scale q
progression, to wit: Additional ten cttis for
each additional half-ouLce, or fra.ti Of half
ounce
PAYMENT in advance shall be optional IN sither
country. 1t shall not, however, be permitted 10
raw less than the whole rate. and no account
shall be taken Of the prepayment Of any fraction
Of that rate.
This additional article takes the place Of Arti-
Gle second of the postal convention of the 18th OF
June, 1857, which in ali other respects remains
in force.
In witnes, whereof, we have hereto set our
names and affixed the seals Of respective tecs,
this twenty third day of August, Cne thousand
eight hundred and sixty, at The city of Washing
ton.
fsEALl J. HOLT,
Postmaster enera..
fsgAL1 II. X. kUNuARDS
Acting Consul for the Re;ublic VI Hamburg.
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ADDITIONAL ARTICLE

Agreed upon between the Post Office Department
Of the United states and the Post Office Depart
meat Of the Hanseatic Republic Of Bremen, pro-
viding for the conveyance Of the International
Correspondence in time OF War or threatening
War.
Whenever in consequence Of war or threatening
war the international correspondence between
tie United States and Bremen cannot be con-
veyed by United States steamers or Bremen
steamers, it may be conveyed by steamers under
neutral flag subject to all the stpulations. rules
and regulations contained in the several postal
conventions heretofore concluded between both
countries.
In witness whereof We have hereto set our
names snd affixed the seals of our respective Of
fees, this txenty-eishth day Of March, ore
thousand eight hundred and sixty -four, nt the
city Of Washington.
Postmaster-G General, U. s.
ILS1 Il. SCHLEIDEN,
Minister Resident Of the Hanseatic Republics.
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ADDITIONAL ARTICLE.

Agreed upon between the Post Office Department
of the United States and the Post-Oflice Depart
nent Of the Hanseatic Republic If Bremen.
The Post-Cfice Of New York, in charging post
age due to the Post Office Of Bremen, khaii
uniformly make use Of weights, having the
American onnce for unit, with its divisions int
half aud quarter ounces; and the Bremen Post
Office, in charging the postage due to the Unit. i
States, shall uniformly make use Of weights
having the German 10Th for unit, tive 10th bein.;
considered equal to one ounce Am rican.)
Ths additional article to the POS tai c Eyentioi
Of August 4, 1858, takes effect Immediately
In witness whereof, We have hereto set cur
names and AFFIXED the seals Of our respective Of
ices, this twenty ,hlrd day of Noven.Lef, On.
thousand eight handled and sixty, At the city Il
Wsshinetoa.
lsRAL.l }. HOLT,
Postmaster General.
fxRAi.l k.ScHLk1DtN.
Minister Resident u Bresns
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Washington, November %, 1867.
Having examined and considered the foregoing
articles Of . postal convention, for the Modifca-
ton Of the ventinn executed the United
States Of America and the kingdom Of Italy uGder
date Of sth July 1853, which were agreed upon
and signed in duplicate at Florence on the eighth
day Of November, one thousand eight hundred and
sixty seven, by the Hon John A. Kaason, special
eommissiooar, &C., on behalf Of this department,
and by Chevalier Advocate Giovanni Battisfa Tan
tesio chief director of the Post Once Department
Of the Kingdom of Italy, ON behalf Of his DEPART
ment, the same are by me hereby ratified and ap-
proved, by and with the advice and consent Of the
President OF the United states.
In witness whereof have caused the seal OF the
Post Once Department to be hereto affxed, with
ny signature the day and year first above written.
GsxAI. ALEXANDER ". RANDALL,
Postmaster General United States.
WAsHIyGroS, November 30. 1870.
thereby approve the foregoing convention, and
in testimony thereof have caused the seal Of the
United States to be affixed.
(sKAL ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President:
WILLIAM II. s.waKD. Secretary Of State.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-08
Postal Convention between the United States Of
America and Italy.
ARTICLES


ARTICLES
Agreed upon between John A. Kasson, Esq, in.
vested with special Powers to this End, and
Signor Commander Don Giovanni Barbavara.
Director General Of Posts in Italy, by virtue o.
his full Powers, in order to establish reguia.
Exchange of Correspondence between the United
States Of America and Italy.
ARTICLE 1. There shall be . regular exchange
Of correspondents in closed mails between the
Post Departments of the United StaGes and Post
Department Of Italy, upon the conditions set forth
In the following articles:-
Article II. The exchange Of mails shall be
eAeee by means Of the tic steamers and
Of the intermediate routes Of transit upon which
the tvo postal adninistEati0as skan hereafter
agree; or, in the absence Of such an agreement,
each postal administration shall designate the
steamers aud the rvats Il transit BY which the
ARTICLE LII. ne oGarss fur tho exchange OF
mails on the part Of the Unitsd States, are
LIST. New York.
ID. Boston
LIT. The travelling once from Turin to eaA,
when the lanait i by the way OF Franes and
RnglAnd- f0-
Il. The travelling Once iron Milan to Gamer
dino, when the transit i by way Of Germany and
me Post D~putments Of the United States aud
a Italy Whenever they shall ind IL necsssazy.
nay agree Up1D O{0of olucc8 q 0xCU40&0
ARTICLE w. The following articles shall BE-
admitted into the mails exchanged between the
tso eosntEisa, " vit: ~ OrdinarY lstters; ~
Registered letters; ~ Docanents Of business and
other written documents which have mot the char
.cter Of . direct psrBonAl eorreqponirnce. Cur
rseied proo6. samples u Derchandiss. including
grains and seed, and not having . mercantile
value in thenssel q; ~ Newspaper and prints Of
all kinds. in shects. in psnphlsta and in b1oks;
sAeses Of nasie, sngravingA, lithcgrzphs, photo
g1al hs. drauinx, naspn, aid plAns- q. = 800
An15c. v. he ue.Ght Il eacA paekst q snm-
ples Of mcrchanise shall mot exceed sou graAmsa.
The weight OF other packss r. naflsbls articles
shall not exceed 2, COO grammes: and the form a
the packet shnll be regulated ~ the pf1cttce Of
the despasching department..
ARalcLK vi an nail.ble articles. except let
te,s shall - ssDt under haDd, o. % soe3Ned thai
petal agents in both cnuntyiO nay Fsa1ily verify
the contents Of the packet
ARlEI8 VII. The stsndArdv veiGh4. and pro
xrxsain fF the dnSle kHts e poGfAgo upOo Al ar
tjcles atsd in Article ". II this csnvrntiun
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Aasing Tie eharsct<r Il dysst paeADA eoErs-
lpoodenes. It e0rseted proofs, nd 3dr anSan e
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