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DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER.

I
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER.
Persons unacquainted with the structure and
functions of the Kidneys cannot estimate the
importance of their healthy action.
Regular and sufficient action of the Kidneys
is as important. nay. even more SO, than regu-
larity Of the bowels. The Kidneys remove
from the Blood those effete matters which, if
permitted to remain, would speedily destroy
life. total suspension of the urinary dis
charges will occasion death from thirty six to
forty-cight hours.
When the Urine is voided in small quanti-
ties at the time, or when there is a disposition
to Urinate more frequently than natural, or
when the Urine is high colored or scalding
with weakness in the small of the back, it
should not be triAed with or delayed. but Kos
koo should be taken at once to remedy the
difficulty, before leison of the organs takes
place. Most of the diseases of the Bladder
originate from those Of the Kidneys. the Urine
being imperfectly secreted in the Kidneys.
prove irritating to the Bladder and Urinary
passages. Whom we reeollect that medicine
never reaches the Kidneys except through the
general circulation of the Blood. we see how
necessary it is to keep the Fountain Of Life
Pure.
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THE BEsr Is THE CHEAFEsT.-J. De
vo,o has the best Of everything in the
family grocery line. corner Of Third and
Adams streets. d
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SPECIAL styles In hats for lightness,
durability and finish unequalled, at
LEIDY & Co.'S, Hatters,
81 269 Main St, Memphis.
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Attachment Suit.

VS.. Attachment before
Charles NJ. Stoddard, s. A. Moore, j. p.
Virginia +. Stoddard.
THE ATTACHMENT ISSUED IN THIS
IL cause having been returned by the officer,
levied, etc., and II appearing from the affidavit
that the defendants are non-residents of the
State Of Tennessee; it is ordered that they ap-
pear before me at my Office in Memphis, Ten
nessee, on Saturday, the 2d day of April, 1870,
Mt 10 o'clock Am, and defend this suit, or the
cause Will be proceeded with ex .parte; and
PUBLIC LKDGER, once a week for four srcces-
sive weeks. S. A. MOORE. Up
Humes a Poston, Attorneys for Plaintif.
Memphis, March 5, 1870. 6-l2-Is-2t,
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County SCRIP County SoRIPl-In
sums to suit taxpayers, at City Bank,
No. 9 Madison street. ll6t
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NEWTON FORD a co.,

Is this day dissolved by mutual consent, II.
terest in the business to Col. VIM. +. Taylor.
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Railroad time fifteen minutes faster than city
time.
Depot at head of Main street.
Ticket Office. 2s71s Main street, one door
north of Jefferson.
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90!

Is remedy of Wonderful Efficacy in the cure of
diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder. In these
Affections Il IS as near a specific as amp remedy
can be. 1t does its work kindly, silently, and
surely. The Relief which it affords is both GER
tain and perceptible.
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DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE..

TTNHE Partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween Newton Ford. d. T. Porter and II.
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IN. lp.M. AN. Pm.
2 Memphis 4 Ohio r. RI 8
IL Twice Daily. ]
memphis 4 Charleston 81
II 10 r. R.-Daily. 10H
Mississippi & Tennes-
IL see r. R.-Daily. $40
Memphis 4 Little Rock
r.. R,-Daily.
White Riyer-Semi-
Weekly Mon. a Sat. 8
Arkansas Riyer-Semil
lWeekly--Mon. a Sat, s
(Vicksburg river way
Semi Weekly. s
Mississippi River TO
Cairo Semi Weekly.
( Cuba, Tennessee
IL Weekly. II
Byhalia and Olive
Branch, Mississippi.
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Depot at foot of Main street.
Ticket Office. 2S718 Main street, one door
north Of jefferson.
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE R.R.
Arrives. Leaves.
-
A.N.P.M. AN. PM.
NJ Exnress I'm.
Express Mail .................- 4.lo
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Ferryboat will leave wharfboat. foot Of
Union street, daily, at am:
B. d. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and Superintendent.
b. p. RoBs0H, Asst Sup't.
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD
On and after March IA, 1870. trains will run
daily (Sundays excepted), as follows:
Arrives Leaves
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.

MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
Arrives Leaves
The New York herald., 1870-06-06

Dors's Spanish scene-a sehorita giving aims TO
some beggars at the entrance OF church in Seville.
Some flower ana fruit pieces and objects Of uertu,
by DesgofYed excited universal appreciation; also
splendid landscape by Corot
A young artist, M. Henri Regnault. exhibits q
most extraordinary painting-"Salome, Daughter Of
Herodias." The work is christened "the yellow or
golden girl" from the brilliant gold color which is
spread all over the canvas with miraculous execu-
ton. The dress Is OF gold tissue the hangings at
the back OF yellow satin the charger on Salome's
knees Is gold and her skin OF sunny hue.
The mission Of the Apostles" by M. Romant
Cazes is another masterpiece. and this Is the last
Will mention, though Boulanger's Eastern pictures
and several forest scenes proved great attractions
The feeling which l experienced after this nrst
glimpse was very consoling and chiefly took It's
origin In the conviction that the love Of art Is not
confined to the refined and educated only. Will
here apply to picture galleries open on Sunday the
same Thought which inspired Rev. Rowland Hili
when he said "he did not know why the devil snouid
have all the E3erry tunes and why none but solemn
things should be lett TO the people on sundays"
Why should the only day tnat the mechanic docs
not spend IN the workshop be consecrated solely 10
churcha Could not some artistic collection and
books on art applied to industry be available to
them between servicess The day Of rest would not
be turned into day Of ideness II the mind Of the
artisan were directed to higher aspirations than
pipes tobacco extra pints OF ale Tor the ceebra
tiOn Of the Sabbath.
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Personal Notes.

Wlnttemore, who appears to be reelected to Con.
gress from South Carolina, threatens fearful ex-
pOsures Of those who assaied him and his cadetshp
business. 1t is yet doubtful If he will be admitted.
but il he makes such fearful threats we feel sure he
won't.
The Sandusky Register says Susan q. Anthony Is
contemplating matrimony with coored editor.
There Is no telling what revolution Susan Will ac-
complish since she left the hebdomadal Revolution.
DR.. Sam Bard, who has resigned his position as
Governor OF Idaho, which was about as pleasant as
digging potatoes, bare-handed, In November, will
establish new paper in Atlanta, Ca, advocating
abolltiOn and amnesty-the abolition Of Bullock and
the amnesty OF those engaged In the rebelliOn-a
business much pleasanter than digging potatoes.
correspondent informs US that we referred TO the
"honOrabe and venerable Mrs. Harrison Gray OTIS"
Of Boston, as now living and as having adorned the
Courts Of washington, Adams, Jefferson and Madi.
son. Mrs. Otis would consider 1t rather an equivOcal
compliment to be made SO very venerable. The four
administrations mentioned covered period Of
twenty-eight years, viz. z.:fr0m 1883 to 1917 which
would make q lady Of WashingtOns Court just one
hundred years Old II now living, putting her age at
twenty IN the year 1859. The present Mrs. Harrison
Gray Otis was born between 1898 and 1900, and IL
but little over seventy years old The lady to whom
we referred died In August 1885, She was the wife
Of the Hon. Harrison Gray Otis, OF Boston, O very
distinguished gentleman of the time and was Justly
celebrated for her great beauty aud noble qualities
The present Mrs. Otis married her eldest son, and
though quite remarkable woman cannot be ranked
among that aristocracy referred to.
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condition of the banks this week ana last Is thus
LATEST PRICES or STOCKS.

LATEST PRICES OF STOCKS
The following were the final street prices for stocks
Saturday evening:-Canton, 6s9s 09'S; Cumber-
land, 4a Western Union, 3lk 3tk; quicksilver 0;
Mariposa, a 0; do. preferred, 14h o 15a<; Atlantic
Mali, 3lA 80; Pacific Mail, AZ i2H;
Adams EXPRESS, 90 q e4; Wes-Fargo Express,
l5A lei4; American Express, a q 44JS; United
States Express. 453s o 45H; New York Central
consolidated, 1918 lo1X; do. scrip, 9ssS 9ea4;
Harlem, li4h l441k; Erie, 231s o 23s; Read
ing, 1osh lo9x; Michigan Central. 125 a 1851;
Lake Shore 99h 99,s; Illinois Central, 139H q
l4oK; Cleveland and Pittsburg, lo9a llo; Chicago
ana Northwestern, "a a SAX; do. preferred, Ola a
o17S; Rock Island, 1914 u 122; Milwaukee and 81.
Paul. 66,s 661S; do. preferred so s2i Toledo and
Wabash, So 5Sk; Fort Wayne, 96I 9716 Ohio
and Mississippi, az a 4i%; New Jersey Central,
1lok l10'a; Boston, Hartford and Erie, 5,< 5ys.
CLOSING PRICES or GOVERNMENTS.
The following were the closing street prices
for governments:-pnited States currency sxes,
ia q l14h; do skies 1884, registered, Hay a
lax do. do coupon 11s18 1ls,s do. nve-twenties
registered, May and November, 1lla 112; do
do, 1852, coupon do, ll24 112A; do. do, 1854.
do. do l11A 112; DO do, 1856, do do, 1i1H
a l12h; do. do. 1885, coupon, new, 1l4,s a
1l4A; do. do, 1851. do. do. 114k 1l4,s; do. do,
1868. do. do. 1l4h o ll4ss; do ten-forties regis.
tered, 1881 1osS; do. do. coupon, 1857 100.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
SATURDAY, June 4-sP. M.

SATURDAY, June 4-6 p NJ
CoFFEERio quiet but steady at ourla quotations
Other kinds dull but held for full prices We quote
Ro-Ordinary cargoes, 1876 I5ac. fair do, l6lc a
l6s4c.; good do. 1916 rc.; prime do i7lac IKE;
extremes for lots lbc I5lc Java, s0c 22c Singapore
lsc l9c. Ceyon lSHc 1885, Maraeaibo, 1896 19c. La
guayrn, 1870. 1G1c Jamaica, I5c. f6i6c; Costa Rica
Ice a2oc Manla l6c. i7c Mexican l5c 1885,, Sava.
nilla, l5,qc. &c.,, all gold, duty paid
COTTON For this staple the demand from all
lower, the bulk OF the sales being at reduction OF c
per b The sales - bales Of which s9
port 59 for spinning, Is speculation and 100 in
transit For future delivery the market active
holders were anxious 70 sell and prices receded &C. The
June at 2lc ss 400 do sS Tor July at sls 100
and $50 do, for October Mt l9c al9Lc. We quote
UJi1ais Mobile ana
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THE BANK STATEMENT.

The weekly statement Of the associated banks Is
unfavorable. Their surplus reserve is sufficient
however, 10 guarantee them against any embarrass
ment for many weeks to come should the legal re-
serve continue TO decline The specie exports Of the
week and the customs have reduced the specie item
million and three-quarters. while the legal tenders
nave fallen Off about three hundred thousand dol
lars the latter due to the low rates CALI which
preclude further shipments Of currency from the
country. The deposits have fallen Off nearly two
millions. The loss In tue surplus above tho legal
reserve Is about a million and half dollars The
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OYER AND TERMfYER AND SUPREME COURT-CIR-
CUIT-Part 1.-Adjourned to Monday June2 27.
SUPREME COURT CIRCUfT-Part 2-BefOre Judge
Brady-Nos. l0e5, 1896, 1947, $685. 990h, 1922 5s54
932 asa 1916, 234h, 1885, 160e, 1916. 336, AGO. 272
1880, $40, 1875 1854.
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs-Before Judge Bar
nard.-First Monday calendar.
SUPERloR COURr-TRIAL TERM-Part 1-Before
Judge Spencer.-Nos. 1717, 1907 1851, 2o27, 1925,
l7S3, 1889, 1885, 2045, 2047, 1851, 1852 32l5 20l5
Part 2-Before Chief Justice Barbour.-Nos. 1882,
2O6o 2l2 2l62 1742 1884 1852 1882 254 1894, 1885,
2150, 1894, 2l60, 2l12.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM.-Part 1-Bcfore
Judge Loew-Nos. 1885, s92 9os, $780, 13s, 1885, e4o. 1928
1143, 298. e15, 1885, 1913, 1884, 911 60 Part 2Bef0re
Judge Van Brunt-Nos. 49, l947, 93e. s73, s74, 7S3
73, 466, S1S, 804. 573 $50, SS5, S67, 922.
MARINE COURT-Part 1--BefOre Judge Gross-NOs.
s14 20l 673 GA 4s1 1916 1885, 1892 ll8s l164 1885,
1920, !24o, 1850 lS46: Part 2-Before Judge Alker-
Nos. 1884, S07 970 1885, 1886, 1114, 1127 1146, 1l72
1906, 1862 l26S 1892, 1894, 1929, 1866, t475, $685.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssI0Ns--Before Recorder
Hackett.-The People vs. Thomas Jackson, murder;
Same va. Tancredo Cruz, Mary A. Davis, Wm H.
Joiner grand larceny; Same vs. George Palmer and
Jonn II. Mason. burglary; Same vs.. Henry Dugan,
fei0niOus assault and battery.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominent Arrivals In This City Yesterday.
L. Robinson OF Elmira, and B. Vincent HAM, of
Liverpool, are at the Hoffman House.
Captain Lyon. OF ireland; s. G. Arnold, Of Provi-
dence, and George T. Meredith, of London, are at
the Brevoort House.
Colonel Curlcy, of Kentucky; N G. King, Of Wash
ington; Il. c. Holland, of New Bedford; G. z. Wood,
OF Albany, and G. V. Moore, OF Pennsylvania, are at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
John A. NORRIS Of Throggs Neck; w. Hutchinson,
Of Mobile; Captain McC0lkle, OF the United States
Coast Survey; Samuel Simpson, Of New Orleans;
John Beatte, Ed. S. Marriott, and Ed Gillham, OF
England, are at the New York HOTEL
Dr.. G.. II. Davis, OF New Hampshire; G. G. Luther,
Of Browns University, r. l.; e. L. Beard, of Call
fornia; Congressman L. p. Poland, of Vermont
and c. S. Macomber, of Buffalo, are at the Astor
House.
DR.. E. II. Shaw, Of California; Dr.. r. Whitney and
Colonel A. Richardson, OF Boston, DR.. Bookstafer,
Of Dunkrk; DR.. A.. Aspinwall, Of Pennsylvania ;
Surgeons R. S. vickey and +. s. Skinner of the
United States Army, and Col $. p Adams OF Cam
bridge, Mass, are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Captain Wilcox, OF the United States Army, and
Professor Bachelor OF France, at the ST. Charles
Hotel.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

ALvoRD. -EDaERroN. Thursday. June q at
Trinity Church, Fort Wayne, Ind, by Rev. Joseph
s. Barge, ALwYN A. ALvoRD, of New York, to
FRANCES d., daughter OF Alfred p Edgerton, OF Fort
Wayne.
CoNKLIN--wrLLIAMs.-o Thursday, June 2, by
the Rev. w. G. Steele, Mr.. SIDNEY HoRATI0 Cong
LIN to Miss CELIA ANN WILLIAMS, adopted daughter
Of Daniel Bouten, ESQ.,, all OF this city,
VAN TESsELt-W ERNER--On Saturday morning.
The New York herald., 1870-06-06

VANDERBILT AND HIs NEW SPAN.-As the train
stop at Alegan, their trip from this city to Chi-
cago, Mr.. Vanderbilt noticed a fine span Of gray
horses htched to an omnibus. He accosted the own
er and asked the price. On being told $500, he I'M
mediItefy gave check and took bill OF sale. He
sent special car for the horses, ana man to take
charge Of them through to New York.-Grdnd
Rapids (MtCh,) Eagle.
The New York herald., 1870-06-06
TIE FINE ARTS.
Evangelism OF the Beautiiul-Its Missionaries
and Pvepagandists.
enlightenment from the Old World to the
New-Liberation Of Mind and Exaltatiou
Of Idea-The Paris Exhibition.

The following special correspondence from Paris
In report and analysis Of art and art progress as
seen and observed at the present moment In the Old
World, and also In analytical detail OF the works
lately presented at the Paris Exhibition will CON-
mand very general attention from the American
people.
The New York herald., 1870-06-06

REMARKABLE FECUNDfTY.-Recently on the farm
Of James Prewitt, one OF our oldest and best
citizens, eve gave birth to three lambs all living
and thriving. About the same time O cow gave
birth to two calves, likewise robust hearty and aive
and following on the heels OF this marvellous fecun
dity mare gave birth to mule and horse colt both
Of which are well developed and finely formed, and
are living, moving and having their being In his pas
tures.-N0unt SterttftQ Val Sentinel.
The New York herald., 1870-06-06

FLoUR AND unAIN-Kece'pts IgbaI bbs Iour, IS7,S05
bushels wheat 5l8 do l6+ do 81 l99 do rye
1850 do. peas and $500 do malt The hodr market
shade hriner but not guoaby higher though holders
manded an advance Of lOc 28c lines of State
CONSEQUENCE OF the marked Improvement in wheat Thc
safes were about IL 800 bbs Southern -four r, with
moderate demand Sales $50 bbIs. Rye flour quite
steady with sales of $50 bbs, Corn meal dull,
The New York herald., 1870-06-06
TIE COURSE OF THE GOLD MARKET.
The extreme fluctuations daily In the price OF 60

the week were as follows:-
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COURT cAlER0ANS-TH!S DAY.
New York City.


Evergreen IS from Hasead place. 93xl489. 1000
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The new popular colcrul Ink Cor writing love
letters now Is violet, because IL fades 20 soon.
Eli shu Is the name Of one the Oldest Of the
Chinese deities. His name got mixed in coming
scrss.
The feeling in Paris JUS, now is that this Is q
time for action, not Theirs. The time for Theirs
Is coming, however.
An oil hen on the Cape celebrated the Fourth
BY picking at one ofthe new style OF tOrpedoes,
till Il exploded and blew her head of.
A lecturer In New York Is instructing people
how to distinguish mad dos. A bite Is gO0d
indication. --.rsr--.-
All Efforts to make hay by gaslight have
failed but Il Is discovered that Wild oats can
be soun under its benign and cheerful rays
An Iowa farmer successfully stopped little
girl IRON stealing his blackberriss by stOning
her 10 death.
Mr.. Heelbeled, Of Cincinnati. proved the cor
rectness Of his name by devouring 80 many
patent pills that before morning he was dead.
The Boston Advertiser asks; "If q tailor
agrees 20 put braid ON q coat, does he always
consider the agreement tindingf" II not, he
should be uPbnided.
Gamblers and ferocious dogs are q speciality
in Philadelphia. The gamblers prosper. and
the Digs have to put up with bite now aud
then.
A Troy lady who was kissed by prominent
farmer frcm neghboring burgb, liked Il, but
her husband didn't and wants $1,000 worth OF
satisfaction.
A verlant Rhode Islander. looking at the
trench for the water pipes on William street,
New Bedford. the other day, and noticing the
gas pipes. asked by, stander II all the streets
were held together by iron rods.
A Southern reporter in finishing .his &C
count" OF the recent execution ut Richmond,
Va. says "After hanging Tor four minutes,
his soul left its earthly tenement and went where
the woodbine twineth.''
Pope's unfortunate orlers from "hcad-qusr-
tiers in the saddle" gave an officer opportunity
for the one solitary joke Of his lifetime "What
can yoa expect Of general who puts his head
quarters where his headquarters ought to bel"
The Warden Of the Chicago poOr-hOuse says
that no piupers dic in winter, when the medical
schools are in session Mt any rate, none 10 his
knowledge are buried. The inference is more
direc; than pleasant.
A four-year-old Pittsburg boy lately fell down
precipice 800 feet To the railroad track, right
before train. whence he was snatched, not
much hurt, by a switchman. Tough boy-Or
story.
In noticing that they have been firing cannOns
in the dells near Paris to bring on rain. the
New York Commercial adds that the next firing
Of caunOns that takes place there may end
reign.
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ARTICLE XIV.

All proceedings relative TO the salvage Of Ameri.
can vessels wrecked upon the coasts OF the United
States, shall be directed by consulsgeneral consuls
and vice consulsof the two countries respectively,
and until their arrival, by the respective consular
agents, wherever an agency exists. In the places
and ports where agency does not exist the local
authorities until the arrival OF the consul m whose
district the wreck may have occurred and who shall
Immediately be informed OF the occurrence, shall
take all necessary measures Cor the protection OF
persons and the preservation OF property. The To-
cal authorities shall not otherwise interfere than br
the maintenance Of order, the protection Of the In
terests the sAlvos II they do not belong 10 the
crews that have been wrecked, and 10 carry Into et
feet the arrangements made for the entry and e.
portat ton Of the merchandise saved. 10 u under
stood that such merchandise 10 not 20 be subjected
10 any custom-house charevs unless Il BE- intended
Cor consumption In the country where the wreck
may have taken place. ~
ARTICLE XIV.
In case ofthe death ofAny citizen Of the United
States in belgium, or OF el.xen of Belgium In the
United states, without having any known heirs OF
testAlnentary executor by him appointed, the CON-
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petent local authorities shall inform the consuis or
consular agents Of the nation to which the deceased
belongs OF The circumstances In order that the
cessary Information may be immediately forwarded
TO parties interested.
ARTICLE XVI
The present convention shall remain In force for
the space Of ten year, counting from The day Of the
In conformity with the respective constitutions Of
the two countries and exchanged nj brussels within
the period Of six months, or sooner II possible. In
case neither party gives notice, twelve months AT.
er the expiration OF 4 said period Of ten years, Of
its intention not TO renew this convention 10 shall
year 10 year, until the expiration Of year nom the
day on which one Of the parties shall have given
in witness whereof the respective plenIpotentiaries
have signed this convention, and have hereunto af.
Done est It brussels, In duplicate, the nnh day Of
December, eighteen hundred and ,i.ty,elEhL
IsEALl ~
And whereas the said convention has been duly
ratified on both parts. and the respective atincs.
tions have been exchanged;
Grant president Of the United States Of America,
have caused the said convention To 10 made public,
20 the end that the sane, and every clause and art
Gle thereof, may be observed and fulfilled In good
faith by the United States and the citizens thereof
In witness whereof have heIsunto set my hand
affixed. f'.f
Of March, In the year OF cur Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy, and of the independents
Of the United states the ninety-fouIth.
BY the President,
HAMILTON Fish,
Secrefary Of STATE.
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