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A LII PERSONS R HEREBY NOTIFIED
N that l have appointed GEO. BUCHNER my
Agent. 70 will collect all debts due me.
ty2o-tf r FRED. v0ss.
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SUICIDE OF THE FRENCH MINISTER
By way of San Francisco, we learn that
Provost Parodai, the new French Minis
ter to the United States, committed sui
eide yesterday at Washington. As no
account of it has reached us from the
National Capital, we are ignorant of the
cause of this startling act in n of so
exalted a station. We can not surmise
any possible connection between the self
murder and the hostilities in Europe,
unless it may be that his high and mar
tial spirit chafed under official banish-
ment whilst fame and glory yainly
awaited him on the tented field.
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Ordinance No. az.

n. p. ~CHAMBERLIs, City Clerk. jy2l-l4
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A Monument to General Lee.

The generous ladies OF Richmond, who
were among the first to establish an associa-
tion for keeping green the memory Of the
dead soldiers OF the South. have now htly
undertaken the pious care Of erecting a
monument in Richmond as lasting memo
rial of the Great Captain Of the Armies OF
the Confederacy. For this noble and sacred
purpose, q collection will be taken up on
Sunday next in every church in the South,
rs ID is believed that this is the only way in
which voluntary and simultaneous offer
Ing can be made to him whom we love in
death, as in lfe with clingiug affection
which will only pass away when Christian
virtue and knightly honor are forgotten by
this Southern people.
To the appeal OF the ladies OF Richmond
we can add nothing, unless it be to express
the confident hope that South Coro!ina will
worthily do her part in honoring him who
led so many of her children 10 the grim front
of>war. This, at least, we owe to the fame
and name OF the Palmetto State.
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a,o - on a. 1sso 1880 o7s Increase, 1870,

sls7o, 1884,, $685.; 1885, l22soo7a' lncfe'se' i''0
Sl,n7,14s. -. u,,,,, !,
-r,eneral Aurelles de Palladines, the Vlctor OF
orleans is now in the fifty third year OF his age
The major portion OF bis life has been spent IN
the service OF his country: His conduct In Al
peda, twenty-five years ago, received high praise
even from Cavaignac. When approached BY the
agents of Louis Napoleon, when the latter con-
templated his coup detat, Palladines resisted oil
their erorts to draw him into their plans. While
other talented young officers allied themselves to
the fortunes OF the Imperial adventurer lie re-
mained true to his Republican faith. For this he
was afterwards distrusted by the government,
and while officers OF inferior ability and who
had seen less service were entrusted Win
marshars bstons, Palladines could not rise
above simple brigadiershlp. This was MS
rank when the empire went under at Sc
dan. France had suffered series OF the
most humating defeats, and Palladines was
still the inferior of many OF the corrupt and in-
competent generals who owed their stripes 10
their devotion to the person OF the Emperor.
Casting about for leaders to command Its embryo
armies Palladines was selected by the republic as
one In whom reliance could be placed. BE was
entrusted with an important command, and has
already demonstrated hls patriotism and ability
to handle large bodies OF troops, qualities which
the Imperial marshals have failed to exhibit. His
victory at Orleans has infused life and courage in
to the dropping heart Of the French nation.
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peathof the Hon. F. d. Richardson.

-
5 sBy letter from ex-governor Manning to
our fellow.ctizen, Colonel John. E. Carew'
the sad intelligence reached the city yester
day morning of the death of Judge F, D.
Richardson, which took place at the house
of Governor Manning, in Clarendon, on
Sunday evening, the goth instant,
The son OF distinguished father, the
Hon. John S. Richardson-for many years
one Of the Associate Judges Of the State
Judge Richardson, after finishing his acade-
mic course at the Charleston College, and
going through the liberal curriculum of study
in the office OF the late lamented Henry
Bailey, was admitted to the practice of the
law, and, though quite youth, soon made
his way to distinction in his profession
He filled many important positions OF trust
and responsibility; was for many years o
leading member Of the Legislature, and,
after the war, upon the reorganization OF
the judicial system, was elected Judge
of the District Court for the District OF
Berkeley.
We will not attempt an extended notice OF
the life and services Of this distinguished
gentleman at this time, as we doubt not 1t
will be made at future period in manner
worthy OF the rare gifts and brilliant quail
ties for which he was so universally ad-
mired.
Judge Richardson was native Of Sum-
ter District, though he resided for many
wears in Charleston, in the practice of his
profession, and was at the time OF his death
in his SD year.
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Judge Wright.

A Radical paper says that Judge J. J.
Wright has definitely announced that he
will be a candidate for reelection to the
Supreme Bench.
About three months ago, or early i'll the
Reform canvass, Judge Wright told
Charleston lawyer as we are informed, that
he felt how wholly untitled he was for the
high position which be held, and that he
only became candidate because it was
choice between himself and Whipper, and,
in his own opinion, he tWright) was the
better man.
Judge Wright is negro, and, if no other
qualification be necessary for an election to
the Supreme Bench, he should receive, upon
the first ballot, the vote OF every Radical in
the General Assembly.
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TIE Columbia PAenir gives an account
of the condition of affairs in the State Lu-
natic Asylum tallying with the statements
made by our Columbia correspondent. The
Phenir calls upon DR.. Ensor to protest
against the tyrannical conduct of the negro
Harris, who is head-attendant, secretary
and treasurer, and urges Governor Scott to
exert his authority to protect the unfortu-
nate inmates OF the Asylum from the cold
water douse, chain and paddock, and other
brutal treatment.
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TERMS OF THE NEWS.

,uu DAILY NEWS by mail one year So; six
r,ontha a.: three months 50: one month IS cents.
Beyysd In the city at Fn1rKN, CxNrs week,
psyssle to the carriers, or So year, paid In ad'
vance at the office.
TIE TRI.wkEKLY NBws, published on Tuesdays
thursdays and Saturdays, one year sA BLK
months 50 co.
TEE WKfKsY NEWS, one year g. Six copies
$40. Ten copies, to one address, sl''
SUBSCRIPTIONS In all cases payable In advance,
and no paper continued after tAe expiration oi
the time paid for.
CASH RATES FOR ADVERTISEMENTS IN ihh JAIL,
rrwu-Frs. insertion 12cents q line; subsequent
,n,o-t,ona cents line. Special Notices II cents
a rne. Business Notices 10y count) Is cents line.
Marriage and Fur eral Notices 81 each. Meet
inps rs cents each. Cuts and Electrotype Aaqer-
tisements will be inserted on the Fourth Page
only.
NOTICES of Wants, To Rent, Lo 1t and Found,
Boarding, &C., not exceeding 20 words, % cents
each insertion; over 20, and not exceeding SO
words, 40 cents each insertion; over so, and not
exceeding 40 words, so cents each lnsertion.
These rates are NET, and E1st Invariably De palo
In advance.
r,oNrRAcr ADVERTISEMENTS, to run two weeks
mr. longer. for each line Of solid nonpare'': 2
weeks . cents; 1 month 81; months 81 IS; 8
months 81 so; 8 months 81; II months 81. Larger
advertisements In exact proportion.
TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS will be puoiished
IN TIE TR1-wREkLY NEWS at the same rates as
In THE DAILY NEWS Contract advertisements
at one-half the rates for TEE DAILY NEWS.
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line of SOLD nonpareil, insertion Is cents;
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months ss.
RxurrANcEs should be made by Postomce
Money order or by express. II this cannot be
done, protection against losses by mall may be
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ab,e TO the order OF the proprietoTs Of THE NEWS
o. by sending the money in registered letter.
aSdress RIoRDAN. DAWSON & CO.,
No. 14s East Bay, Charleston, S. Q.
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DO L:ER sKiATING

THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC HALL,
COMMENCING SATURDAY EVENING, OCT. L.
The assemblies will be as follows MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS from
to o'clock, and TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY NIGHTS from half-past to 10.
Admission to Night Assemblies so cents; Chi.
drcn 25 cents. Tickets In packages OF twelve So.
Use OF Skates, e5 cents.
Afternoon Assemblies Ladies and children, in
Guiding use of Safes, rs cents; Gentlemen, includ.
lug use OF Skates, SO cents.
Season tickets OF radmlssion good for all assem-.
blIes during three months, for gentlemen IS; for
ladies So; for gentlemen and lady 81 so.
sep21-Smos
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GDncntionat.
WENTWORTH STREET.
GT. PETERS SCHOOL (CoLoRED.) J

DAY SCHOOL.
Adm!tted-GathOlc children, or to be raised as
such.
Tuitlon-Lower Classes. 2jc.; Higher Glasses,
40c., every two weeks In advance.
Teacher-Mlss NJ. DELET IRE.
NIGHT SCHOOL, AT P. N.
Admitted-YOung men ofany creed.
Tuition-5Oc. every TWO weeks In advance.
Teacher-Mr. E. FORMS.
FRENCH CLASS, HALF-PAST 8 P. II.
Admitted-Yuung ladies Of any creed:
Tuitlon-For members OF our Day School, 25c.i
for others, 4Oc., every two weeks in advance.
Teacher-Miss N. DELETTRE.
A. II. FOLCHI,
novoa.l2 Pastor St. Peter's Church, Principal.
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ENGLIsH AND GERMAN SCHOOL, No.
Ia Sc WENTWORTH STREET.-The exercises OF
thisnsctution embrace all the branches necessary
for good English and Commercial education.
The hours from to O'Clock P. M. are devoted
TO German lessons, viz: Grammar, Speaking,
Writing aud Reading. Lessons In Drawing and
Moulding every Saturday morning. The Night
School from to O'Clock, for exercises OF Arith-
metIc, Reading, Spelling and Writing, and Orna-
mental and Mechanical Drawing for adults.
The Academy ls under my special superlnten-
Mss j. II. ANGEL, Miss LE0NHARDT, Miss J.
vocal Music by Professor F. BERCKHAN.
@. q. BERGMANN,
augo Principal
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Dpeing, &r.

SOUTHERN, DYE HOUSE.
Anew FRENCH DYE HOUSE has been opened
az No. 359 King street, where DYElNG in all col
ora. and Cleaning OF all kinds Is done at the
shortest notice and in The best style.
BLASCOW, BiLLER Il CO.,
French Dyers,
No. s5s King street, near corner George street.
sep16-1yr
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UppartnersI)ip Notires.

NEESSRs. PAULB LALANE AND E. F.
M LAROUSSELIERE have this d0y entered
Into Copar nerShip for the purpose OF eonduet:
ing O GENERAL AUG ION AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS, at No. Ill East Boy, under Inc nfm
name Of PAUL B. LALANE & o.
Conslgnmen,s solicited, for which liberal ad-
yances will be made
REFERENCES Hart Il Co., McLoy Rice, Leng-
nick, Sell & Foster, John Commins, J. +; hooerts,
Assistant Cashier Peoples National Bank.
nOvl6-wfm3
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nny21-mwf3
EURoHGoTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
No. Mi KING STREET.

RE 8 s. co D s.
Largest best and finest selection In town.
case OF fine DRESS GOODS ut 20c., worth SOC.
case OF Plain Popllns, our OWN importation,
only 25c., worth 371fc.
case Of German Plads, OF all shades, only 4oc
worth 90.
case Of Il Black and White Popun only Csc.
worth 40c.
case or Empress Cloths, in all colors, only e5c
celebrated Leno5 make.
A large stock OF the celebrated elephant" Al
pacas, at very low figures.
All colors 10 rwillel Merinos, A, at s. to e0c.
25 piece; Irish SILK POpllns Al 81, worth 81 SO.
grand selection OF Abanafe Striped, Plain and
Repper, SILK POpllnS at reasonable prices.
10 pieces OF Heavy Black SILK at So, worth 81 so:
Also, Il lne selection Of CoIored Silks, Colored
and Hlack Velvetines and Yelvets.
tull assortment OF the latest styles Derby
Shawl Suits. Oct3l
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8 zamasssp.s,.ts.

8 aaassms,tts.
AscA DEFY 5F MUST OF /
q Ss.-.y:;ss.T a.;
Third appearance Of Mile. MARIETTA RAvEI.
THIS "wednesday EVENING, a GREAT BILL.
J. Fennlmore Cooper's famous novel, dramatised
expressly for Mile. RAvEL, =
THE. wEPT OF THE wIsH-ToN-wIsH.
First appearance of THE RAvEL on the Tight
Rope without the aid Of Balance Pole.
Concluding with A FARCE.
THURsDAY-THE FRENCH SPY.
x7- Seats secured at the Box once during the
day. Il. 9ovzz-l
T,HE FIRST GRAND ANNUAL BALL
MARION STEAM FIRE ENGINE COMPANY,
HALL OF THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER Z,
UNDER. THE PATRONAGE OF THE FOLLOW.
ING COMPANIES -
Pioneer Steam Fire Company Of Axmen.
Eagle Steam Fire Company.
vlgtant Fire Company.
Phoenix Steam Fire Company.
Charleston HOOK and Ladder Company, No. Q.
Etna Steam Fire Company.
German Steam Fire Company.
Palmetto Steam Fire Company.
Hope Steam Fire Company.
Washington Steam Fire Company.
Hook and Ladder Company, No. l.
Young America Steam Fire Company.
stonewall Steam Fire Company.
Senior Managers.
NJ. H. NATHAN, Chief Fire Department. .....,
r. N. ALEXANDER, First Assistant Chief. -,
C.P. AIMAR, Second Assistant Chief.
F. L. ONETLL, Third Assistant Chief.
B. N. sTR0BEL, Clerk OF Board.
A: T. SMYTHE, W. r. MCINTOSH.
L. d. MOWRY, Captain ". A. KELLY,
+ q. LAOOSTE, Major E. WILLIS,
r. q. BARKLEY, ]. II. ALREE,
HUGH FERGUSON, W. b. SMITH:
Captain ]. NJ. CARSON, A. B. JARVIS,
Major q. L. BUST, RS. BRUGS,
Hon. W. D. PORTER, JOHN. CHADWICK, -
r. p. ENSTON, J. n. DEvEREUX,
T. q. sTEINMEYER 3. B. OLNEY, 49,.
3. q. JACKSON, b. 7. PEAKE,.
ARCHBiLD OAEERON, Msjor O. B. SIGWALD,
n RART Hon, T. Y. SIM0NS,
Can't. p F. ". DAWSON, JAMES DUNNING,
DR.. 7. R. 'ALDRICH, JAS: ARMSTRONG, Jr.,
-. >. ROBERT HUNTER.
Junior Managers.
T.s. sIGwALD Chairman.
Al. JAEGER, Secretary and Treasurer.
-i.:s q MARION.
]. DEhEsIAiN, hsS GEO. ToyEIL, -
UP. CAHILL, W. q. SIGWALD.
PIONEER.
c. E. sURHAU; {. E. srriEaBYEk, {; Il YEkvH'
EAGLE.
A. KANApAux, J.H. sTE1NMEYER,
@. Il. WESTEND0RFF.
vIaILANT.
- . o'N11tHD' All. MowRf.
PHGSrx.
SAMUEL WRAGG. W. N. BRUINS
II. F. FABER-
HOOK AMI IAUDEh, NJ. q.
q. @. CONKLIN, 7. O. ASTLE,
c. q. TIFT.
RTNA.
T. ]. LYONS, WALTER WEBB, Jr.,
q. G. CARNIGHAN:
T. j. I1L1ENTHAL, 'IA ). I. HARBERs,
J. II. OETGEN.
PALNgTTo. o.
THOMAS CORCORAN. THOMAS MILLER,
49, W..H. TUOMEY.
= HOPE. '.i
A. B. HAIGHT. ". E. ABRAMS. -
J. RELY.
WASHINGTON.
o:F. LYNCH, N. o'MARA,
80 III. GuENvER.
HOOK AND LADDER NO. !.
| J. b. LOEB, JOHN DOYLE,
~ '. A. JOHNSTON.
YOUNG AMERICA.
A. W. LEVIN, JJ. CALLAHAN,
| ]. QUINN. ..
sToNEwALL.
G. ". sEIGNIoUs, W. E. JENNINGS,
W. b. SCHIFFLEY. -:
Tickets can be purchased from either Of tn
Junior Managers. nov14
4
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Eost aub foun1

CTRAYED FROM No. S6 T RAD D
y street, On the 10th instant, q RED COW. with
short tall and dent on her rump. She had
leather strap around her neck. reward Will be
paid for her recovery. MARY AHRBNS.
DOVZ2.5
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UTANTFD, A COLORED WOMAN, TO
w do the cooking and washing for small
family OF three. Apply at No. % Legare street.
noy12-2H
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NO RENT, THREE PLEASANT ROOMS,
i. with kitchen accommodation. Apply at this
Office noq22-2s
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TIME OWNERS OF FARMS ON
Charleston Neck, within the city limits, are
requested to meet on SATURDAY, November 26, az
Il O'Clock on the Washington Race Course, to
take such action as may be necessary TO bring be-
fore the Courts the claim OF the City to tax lands
end utensils employed In agriculture.
A. X. ROSE.
JOHN F.. STRECKFUSS.
nov2s-2. OTTO sCHMETzER.
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EoR SALE, THREE FARMS, TWO
IL miles from the Port Royal Railroad, IN
che Whippy Swamp neighbo-hood. One Farm
contains 37j acres one SS5 acres, anu, one 100
acres. Each Farm contains one hundred acres
good planting land, with TWO or three comfort
able cabins on each: also well tmbered, good
range for catIe and hogs; and perfectly healthy
all the seasons. For particulars apply to X. D..
H., Darnwel Village. mayl0
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we nave opened thlS week for reta1Ang, barreB
and kegs Of :
CUCUMBER PICKLES
Soused Tripe and Pigs Fee: ~
Iambs' Tongues, saur Krsut Hit
Sounds and Tongues -si'sDe2
Dutch Herring, Hslibut Fins ,!
New Mess and No. Mackerel
Picked Salmon
Fulton Market Picked Beef
Family Pig Pork f
Picked Beef Tongues. rarE .ee@-..f
Our patrons sending for any Of the above, kll
please send vessels, otherwise they will be
wrapped in paper. For shipping, we have them
put up In kits and kegs. @
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NTANTED, A WHITE FEMALE SER
w Want to cook and wash. Apply at No. 90
ST Ph,lIp street nov15
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WTANTED, A NAN, TO DO HOUSE
w WORK and attend or invalid gentleman.
Good recommendations required. Apply at No.
13 King street. nov23-lF
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WTANTED, A COOK AND GIRL TO
w assist with children Must come well
recommended. Wages promptly paid. Apply Ct
No. 800 King street. nov2S-lF
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A MALE TEACHER WANTED, TO
II take charge Of the Mineral Springs Acade-
my, Marlboro County, S. G. Good references re-
& C. nOv12-15
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So HeIs.

ITO RENT, A LARGE ROOM WITH
i dressing room, in centru part Of the city.
Apply at No. 6l Wentworth street. n0Y"3- Wv
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Uants.

UTANTED, An EXPERIENCED FE-
w MALE Cook German preferred. Inquire
ut No. 68 HaSel street. q noY23-2ti
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The undersigned have this day formed copart
nership for carrying on the Practice Of Law, IN
der the firm name of CHISOLM 4 wHALEY.
r. CHIS0LA, JR-
oct24 JAMES WHALEY.
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WTANTED, TO HIRE FOR SIX MONTHS
w or year, desirable Residencs-prele lerrlng
to have the same furnished or partly furnished,
with locality on or near the Battery, OF near Rut-
lrdge street. Address communications 70 Box A.
NEWS tittlce, n0S23
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NO RENT, A DWELLING HOUSE AND
i STORE, corner Queen and Franklin streets
Apply on the premises, or to j. N. MULFANEY.
nuy2l.mwf3+
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FoR sALEI HAVE ON y HAND AND AND
Sewing Machines, OF various makers, which /
will dispose OF very cheap. Call and examine at
No. q queen street. J. LUNSFORD.
iun2i
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ADDITIONAL ARTICLE

Agreed upon between the Fost-Ofice Department
of the United States and the Poet-Office Depart
meat of the HaDseatic Republic Of Hamburg
modifying article ii. 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
rtories and Hamburg, will be hereafter subject
TO the following postage charges, viz: =
Postage on each letter or packet not exceeding
half an ounce in weight 10 cents
Above half an ounce, and not over one
ounce ~ -
Above Yne ounce. but not exceeding one
ounce and half 80
Above one ounce and a half, but not
exceeding two ounces 70
And the postage will increase in this scale of
progression, To wit: Additional ten cents for
each additional half-ounce, fraction of half
ounce.
PAYMENT in advance shall be optional IN either
country. 1t shall not, however, be permitted to
pay less than the whole rate and no account
shall be taken OF the prepayment of any fraction
of that rate.
This add itional 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 witness whereof, we have hereto set our
names and aix ed the seals Of our respective Offices,
this twenty third day of August, one thousand
ton.
IsE.I1 j. HOLT,
Postmaster-General.
TsEaL1 II. R. KUNHARDS
Acting Consul for the Republic of Hamburg.
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ADDITIONAL ARTICLE

Agreed upon between the Post Office Department
of the United States and the POST flee Dedart-
ment of the Hanseatic Republic of Hamburg,
providing for the conveyance Of the lnterna-
ton Correspondence in time Of War or threat
ening War.
Whenever, in consequence Of war or threatening
var, the international correspondence between
the United States and Hamburg cannot be con-
veyed by United States or Hamburg steamera, it
may be conveyed BY steamers under neutral nag.
subject to all The stipulations, rules, and regula
tions contained in the -everal postal conventions
heretofore concludes between both countries.
In witness whereof have hereto set our
names and affixed The seals Of our respective Of
fees this twenty eighth day Of March, one thou.
sand eight hundred and sixty -four. At the city Of
Washington.
CsEALl NJ. BLAIR,
Postmaster. General, q. 8.
IsEAL1 X. SCHLEIDEN,
Minister Resident of the Hsnseatic Republics
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Posr-OEFIcE DEPA TMENr,

Washington, November %, 1867.
Having examined ami considered the foregoing
articles If postal convention, for the modifica-
ton of the ventinn between the United
States of America ard the kingdom Of Italy rrder
date If Sth July, 1868, which were agreed upon
and signed in duplicate at Florence IN the eight h
day of November, one Thousand eight hundred and
sixty-seven. by the Hon John A. kasson. special
commissioner, &c. on behalf of this department,
and by Chevalier Advocate Giovanni Batris1a Tan
teso chief director of the Post Office Department
Of the kingdom Of Italy, on behalf Of his depart
ment, the same by me hereby ratified and ap-
proved. by ami with the advice and consent of the
President OF the United States.
In witness whereof have caused the seal of the
Post Office Department to be hereto affixed. with
my signature the day and year first above written.
seal. ALEXANDER W. RANDALL,
Postmaster General United states
WASHINGTON, November so, 1870
thereby approve The foregoing convention. aI,d
in testimony thereof have cau-e ed the seal of the
United States to be affixed.
SEAL ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President:
WILLIAM Ii. S.wARp, Secretary Of State.