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NEW YosI-Per steamship Manhattan-ss bales
sea ls.snd cotton, 1914 ba es upland cottoh, W
tiercrs rice 10 baes dom sues, So packages
Per steumghip Mer, edna-l08l bales upland COZ.
ton, 76 tierces rice 800 bbs spiits turpenine, 2Ss
Packages. :, ,,r. 40,
tons phosphate rock.
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CHANGE OF sHlPxAsTEas.-Capt. 8. 7. Mel
vile; or the steam tug Republic, who has
become 9 general fsyorite here, Is about to
leave that steamerand proceed 70 New Orleans
ssostske charge Of another boat. He is sue
eeeded BY Capt L. A. Holborn. who is well
known on the Delaware.
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Go TO GEO W. BELLS, No. "a Queen street,
toetween King and Meeting stre-t) tor choice
Malaga Grapes at sixty-ave cents per pound;
Catawbs and Isab-lla's at fifteen c.nts ner
pound; Oranges, Bananas, &o., at reduced
prices.
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oIaMAN HussAR T1Lr1Na CLuD.-At meet.
Ing OF the German Hussar Tllting CLUB, held
on Fridsy evening last, Mr.. F. W. Peper was
elected nrst director. Several applicants for
membership were admitted. Tho constitution
drafted BY the committee previously appoint
cd fosthat purpose was unanimously adopted.
Tho club Is In dourishing condition.
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M EEKLY LINE TO
SAVANNAH, GA, AND sEEI.wEEHLY TO
BEAUFORT, 8. 9, Is
The Steamer ~
PILOT BOY, q
1oa oin 90 r. NoNalGV t--:.is - ?

Will leave Accommodation wharf a&H.
averv noHp.Y HoRNIt g. at O'Clock.
ftr SsVsuush b. aufvrt Hlion Heaa AUG Sps1asscs11 1ss1
Wells. Returning, wtu leaYs sayanlan E-e!e!I
VIII /; ave Ior Beaufort, Pacific and CnisolMg
Landings every THURSDAY MORNING. at S.Csss.
+ Eeturpine, win leave Beaufort every fhspAt
MORNING. .-,,, hs Mp
verdea free OF storage or cuumlssinn.
Freight received WEDNESDAYS and sA1uSpAfp
must De prepsi, to Way Landings.
Freight received for poin's Sn . Ssyanns@s S1t,
to be transferred % st-amsr VI ns' "lSU
n After t1e l6Lh instant. rs per cent adnl'i
,Ional win be char.e ed on Freight 70 ail points,
excs savapn ah and Beaufort.
' RAvEEEL, HOLMES 4 CO,
oct9-wR a0 eo cSNs o-5s 49, =
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Interior Cotton Markets.
onANaEsURa, November Is.
Sales during the week see bales. We quote
ANDERSON, November IL.
Although prices have slightly declined |iLnin
the last few days, our COTTON market mes oeen
Quits active. and Bales for the week amount 10
85q bales. Quotations today 1oHc:
GRERNYML1, November IL.
Cotton Is selling today a. zoe. ,,.
Cotton is quoted at l6Kc. -
Strict middllne 1sx, mlddung 10, low middllng
17Kc. ,,. Y,,.,,,.r ,s
Cotton may be quoted st 1tal1hG
There was q slight i'm r0vemsnt 70 day over
Yesterdays It caipts. the market was actlVe all
day wilh good demand for fue cotton. Tne
lower grades were pard TO di-Pope OF. Wo quote
New YuI Z middlings a. lfxc, and Liverpool mid
ilings l7hc. The receipts to-day were 646 bales;
shipments 3IS; sales $780,
COLUMBUS, November Is.
To-day our market quiet and stln; sales 9a2
bales at the following figures: ordi arv lea'oHc;
good ordinary l6xc; lpw mlddllngs INC; MID
dlings 17Kc; weeks Gales 1855 bales-l881 North
ern inn"rs; Ito home cout SUMPTION; se for New
York; $40 to savannah; weeks receipts 2ie9 bales,
az linsI 2O99 the previous one and Ills tle correa
pvudlng one last season; Bhlpments zN8.
MONTGOMERY, November Is.
Cotton steady todiy; ordinary lec; good ordl.
nary l6kc, strict good ordinary l7Rl7xc; low
mlddlings l7xai7Kci Mlddllng 7Hc.
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FuRoHaorr. BENEDICT Co., No. 276 King
street, have received the LATEST Importation Of
Paris and Berlin Cloaks, also 200 pieces of all
styles OF Carpets-great bargains.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
stores Markets.

The Charleston Cotton, Rico and Naval
stores Markets.
OFF1cE CHARLEsToN NEWS,
SATURDAY EVENING, November 10, is72.j
OorToN.-Ths demand fer this article was lin.
tied, with rather quiet market and somewhat
less nrmness In prices, but without quotaole
change; sales abont 500 bales say "a ut loK, 81
lex,s at II, 20 at Tx, . az Tx, at liH ls at
17x, 28l ct liz, "a at Tx, ls at Tx, at 10, Il
at lsX, 80 on private terms. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary Co good ordinary ...1ek@l7x
Low mildling, g,,..............l!x tlax
s.sisl dshns %siGdi,ne Observation-Disclosures
RI0R.-This grain was In good demand at
nrm and full prices; sales about 2lo tlerces OIL
clean Carolina, say at lexc, s6 at 6H, 16o at 7,
80 at TX. We quote: Common to fair at s@ekci
good ex@7xc.
NAVAL SToRBs.-Ths arrivals were 43 bbls
spirits turpsntiue and $50 bbls. rosin. The
market was quiet and without sales.
FRY1aHTs-To Liverpool, BY steam, direct -
on uplaLds, -. on sea Islands; via New
York, I'd on uplands, - on sea islands; BY sab,
va on uplsuds, and Nd on sea Islands. To
Hsvre, 1xo on uplands. oosstwIse-tn New
York, by steam, xc on uplsnds and - on sea
ISLANDS; 50 p tieroe on rice; SOC p Dbl on rosin
by sail, - p b on cotton; ~ p terca on
rice; 500 q Dbl On rosin; $ll@l2 II on lumber;
sl2el9 10 p n on timber. To Bost n, BY steam
&c on uplands and 80 50 tierce on rice; BY sail,
-sR b on uplsnds, rosin 100; resawed stun
$l2@l2 so; timber sls@ls soi phosphate $k95 50.
To Providence, by sail $lo@1l p on boards;
- p fs on cotton; by Steam 10 via New York.
To Philadelphia, BY steam 80 on uplsnds; 81 76
q fierce on rtce; coo 2 bbl on rosin; 81 on spirits
Through bills OF lading given to Boston, ProVi'
deuce and the New EnalsDd cities are regularly
issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
By sail, 3s = Y on boards; $l2 on timber; 7r- p
ton on clay; s. 80 on pnosphates. To Baltimore
BY steam 30 2 mi BY sail ts9s 50 = N on
boards; - on timber; So 80 p ton Ct city; $40
$50 p ton up river on phosphate rock. Vessels
are in demand by our merchants to take lumber
freights from Geergetewn. 8. O., Darten and sstll.
la River, Ga, and jacksonville, Fla, to Northern
ports, and slo@12 p N are tte rates on timber
aud boards.
ExoHANal.-SterlIng 90 day bills 2lk@21H.
DoNEsTIo E1oHANaH.-Ths banks purchase
sight checks on New York at X@K per cent. on,
and sell at par.
GoLD-lS@A.
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CITY AFFAIRS.
MxErINas 1HIs DAH:

phoen,r Fire Company, at half.past ~ A'
st Andrews Lodge, at Z T. N.
1r,,h E Vo,nnteer Ride Club, at 8 T. ID.
pa,m.,to ~ Encampment, at 2. N.
.s.,sr Ride Club, at halt-past T. ID.
r1,harnisn Society, at Z. h.
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FuRcHaorT, BENEDICT & Co., No. 276 King
street, have received new stock of shaWls,
Blankets, Cloakings, DC. Also new lines OF
Silks, Poplins, Reps aud Mourning Goods.
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STRONG COMPANIES. s.-hitention is invited to
the communications from the Etna and Hart
'ord Insurance Companies, given In another
colamn. Both Theses stauuon companies are
represented BY Mr.. A. d. hayden,
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k.Rowoa MnmEr srzEEr.-At late hour
on Saturday night the residents OF East Bay
and Market streets were much disturbed by
what apparently threatened to be quite Riot
among some colored men, supposed to be
hshermen. policeman who was present
was unable TO produce quiet for some time,
the crowd being noisy and bolsterous. Sew
eral pistol shots we're heard, but so far as could
be learned, no injury was done to any one.
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E B + LsO Ri Dat;
= VIA sAyANHAB-TWIoEAwEEKs4s 4stt

. .rs,-r i 4 =
piGTXTSR Has SSjsl1s CAPTAIN ss I. T. Coxsttsr, I
0iTY POINT, Captain George 3 nsaii1@n. CIV @.,Sav ~
EyESMos, at s O'Clock, for SAVANNAH, ZEE, tEH
NANDiNA, JAUKsONyILL!E!;, PAI1TRA I11S eY: Aap:
ALL LANDINGS ON sT: J0HE's E!Eh y.s.l,t:; ~:
Returning, DICTATOR viii leaye PAlAIkAk9 IL
DAY ToHNIsa, and SAVANNAH suNDkY40Nu&
arriving here sysDAT A.Esns9Gnat sS9sntrKX 4l.x Z
aoRstna and SAVANNAH WEDNnspkH Mo1A.
mo, arriving here WEDNESDAY A1IIs, s COZ; p.as; ,as;
Osnnectioh Is made at FernsnHllA we nxt:. nstts:.
road for New Orleans 4ld. Hav9nA VI ySS# gS5n#&
Kess; at Jacksonville with Steamer SIAhtlSSn,E =
lot Hsonvllle ErterpEss and Upper q - tSsu. sosn
tsns: and as Pslstfs Wltn Steamers for tina acn
lAsaIs al Ereisss for Wa, Landings must % prslsla
On ror S1fF; Freight or Passage, having elegant g.
Corner v.ns.IsSIsss hssss# #s.s' S1 "a sisas' s
OctS
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norroN SALES THIS DAY

william Mckay Will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
,tors, shoes, cutlery, 90.
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FADED ovEacoArs, Winter Sacks, Water.
proofs, Pants. DO, &C.. made like new at otto
sonntag's, Dyer, No. 81 Wentworth street,
between Meeting and Anson streets,
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CRR1sTMAs Ia coming. For handsome Cold
Bracelets, Studs and Sleeve Buttons, go to
Allan's, 3o7 King street.
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TINE Is MoNEY.-Clocks, fifty different styles
in wood, bronze and marble cases, at Allan's
307 King street.
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China, Grpekerp. &r.
CHINA, GLASS AND CR0CKERf,
AT THE OLD sTA.p.
c1xc STREET. cuRNER F PLIBERTY sTR&ET'

The Subscriber woud reapectm,!y, ~. nnH s% com.
llirIds a!,S ,SIH nSe pGIAs. ND ORO0KEBY, Palm ,
i WmIs - ond Fancy 0nIns. ol:ss aud Fancy China
Coon: IsmSs sssd'iEz e. sssDewnli, IA As.a.
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FuaoHaorr, BENEDICT & Co., No. 276 King
street, are the Sole Agents for the Celebrated
Chielley's Kid Gloves. Each pair is sold under
guarantee.
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You CAN renovate any old piece Of Furni.
ture by the use Of Durand's French Polish.
povl3-lmo
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Weekly August. Market.

AuauSrA November 16.
COTTON REv1Rw.-Durlng the past Heea gooS
demand has ruled over the COT on maikot WIZ
generally free on.riuga, holders exhloltlng some
hesitation to yield rU the views o! ouyers, paseo
upon dlscoursgtng advtoes from tle cnle! cotoou
markets. From decline OF Ha4c on mOnoay
and Tuesday, the market rallied 10 an ADVANCE 70
the opening prices. taking on fartner adVsnce
Of xaXo for mlddIing, closing st l!Halsc on Erl
dsy' There has been q marked falling on In the
REQ .ipt and sales OF the week, as compared VIII
those OF the TWO past weeks attrloutanle aoaot
less. to the favorable weather Pr Vaient aurlng
the frst b II Of the week The following i re-
sumo Of the WeekI. transactions tn catton INJURIES:
An unusually large business nos oeen oone on
',.hanee during the week IN failures, OF Whlcn sne
following details are given:
SATURDAY 9-l0o hales, November denSery, Au'
eusts, by the 2bth, Tx.
York, at iSx, settlement at selors' option from
w "wednesday. is-1oo bales, December delivery.
AueuGrs, u s-ls; 100 bales, November delivery
Thursday. November 1890 bales, December
deli yery, at Augusta, lTk; 100 bales, Oeeemner
delivery, at Augusta, II 6.ie; 100 b,les, !snuary
delivery, at Augusts, 11H; 100 nales, FeDruary
delivery, a. Aue1s. Gx; 100 baes' April aeli''
Friday, November ls-1Oo bales, December de.
livery, Augusta. IT SO.
COTTON sTATHNBNT.
q, ock on hand Sepeemoe l, l872............ 9e8
Receipts since TO date:..................: .:4o.ieo
-.
ILLS
Exnorts and home consumption ..........es,elss
stock on hand this day, Nov. 10, lS11.."..' |''s
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GIFTS FOB THE HoL1DAYs.-For silVerWare
fine Watches, gold Opera and Vest CHAINS, 81
to Allan's, s07 King street.
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STATE ROOMS ALL ON DECE.

o. The Splendid New Iron sidewneel .steamshlp
SOUTH CAROLINA, .Beckeit. Oommsnder viii.
sah % ior new York on THURSDAY. 31st Noyeipbef.
Wnalro 70 al O'CLOCK A. Il, from Pier No. 4, Union
raN, Through B!s Of Lading to Liverpool and tho
cent. " ~. l'.'SS '.''S - - =. -
For Freight or Passage engagements, having
oily to WAGNER, 7HUGER i 90. No A Hrnadi
SgreeI, , or 70 WIN. A. oGURTENAY, NO. union:
W1arVeS - n0v1Siyn v8fhft .
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CtHANGE OF SAILING DAYS. ss|7 73s
MoREASED SERVICE. Il
PACIFIC MAIL srEAMEHIP ooKPkHYHt
THROUGH LlHe 10 81 ssstts IsI "a;
CALIFORNIA CHINA AID JAPAN. = So:
FARES GREATLY REDuauER mn * s.tss ;iss.l, &,

Steamers Of the above line lssSe PiU SAaaAS.
No. "a, North Rver, 1Ootof Canal street sX& |,
New York, at II 0,cl,,ck noon, OF the 1pLl. 1li
and SOtn OF every month. except when fhoss dxt6as
fall on sunday, then the Saturday preceding. ;is li
ers for south Pacific and Central American pUgtssl
For Japan gnd Uhins, steamers leayd SAM eranss
CISCO nrst Of every month, except when u 1aii4A5
sundsy-shen on the day preceding. ,iis 4 ;,ss5,
No California Steamers touch at HayxaA. .hntf
One hundred pou ds baggage free 70 sob idnlss;
Medicine and 81 tendance freo. ~
For Passage Tickets or other infnrtnntom, S1plys
at the O0MqAN Y'o TluKET5 CTFfJE Son lsnoi
Wharf foot Of Canal street, Hortn RtIer;sNsWs
York. pS R.fAstBABE,fAeentsi;s:
RuQ19.1VYt -..s ,y.ssS?, sss - ,fs4 -, 4,
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HOTEL lRRI1A1s-NoH. 1s IND IL
Pavilion.

Poviltous
A. G. Dlvee, Bamberg;J. Gorham, savan
nah; b. c. Bsggett, J. 8. McTeer, N. CASTILLO
South Carolina; T. F. Peck, New York; F
CHASER, Coosaw; L. A. Holborn, New Or
leans;J. Il. Craig, South Carolina; 7. Marsh
]. T. Deal, Robinson's Circus; F. @. Homer
Camden; Dr.. N. Neil, New York; J. Fishburn
Cooper Rlver; ". B. Worsham, Oakley; b. N
Bench, W. q. Seymour, Rookport, N. T.; W
W. MoDIsrmis, Florence; W. ". Rowls, Ridge
Vile.
Charleston.
D. g. Townsend, New York; @. ]. Brown
Bsrnwell; L. Williams, q. D. A. Balk, wife and
three children, Augusta; Miss Matthew's, PhlIa
d-lphis; W. Grsmsn, Augusta; J. F. Gibbons
J. 8. Reese, q. n. Belt, Baltimore; o. A. Grif
afth, A. q. Kingsford, L. Davis, W. W. Bunk,
New York; D. II. Munro, Liverpool; O. q. Man
son, Columbia; A. J. Wise, Macon: A. Dalmo.
lin, Italy; q. F. Emery, Atlanta; 8. A. Mckee,
Port Royal; J. Frsmpton, F. Frampton, W. W.
Mcleod, South Carolina; J. W. Pegram, Viz
ginia; J. Heyman, J. Hass, New York; J. B.
Dami and wife, Jacksonville; J. A. Foster, G.
D. Farrar, ]. T. Williams, New York; J.
Brown, Savannah; J. waxelbaum, G. Warren,
". Allan, II. N. Nolan, New York; ". W. Child,
Phlladelphla; W. L. DePass, Camden.
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The Fine Steamship MARYLAND, J.ssY. Johna..i
DAT. 2ed November, Is II O'Clock n 20 sss.af
G1 Phlladeiphta Fr@gh1s forwarded 20 INIT
city By railroad from baltimore .wttdnutg aadie
uonal insurance, and ConsgnAes aSe sR0Y06j
ample time 70 sample and sell thar Goods .ffum
the Railroad Depot In Phiadelphis. :,
For Freight or Passage apply 70 81 - Ssss
PAUL o. rREHHOLA, ASept ssl;s l
novls No. q Union Whafyea 81
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0UmmEK0IAk HEWs.

orsham's, November ls, 1872.
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MEMORANDA.

The bark wentworth. from City Point for
Charleston, was in Hampton Roads November u.
The brig Frontier, NicnJls, from Port Royal, 3
@, arrived at Boston November IL.
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COTTON sgATINBNT.
,,,,r,or oot.on nIarkstr,

Exports and home consumption. ......""..eS,els
Stock on hand this day, Nov. Is, 1S12...".' 2'lss
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PORT OdLENOdR,
xn0pSu poluRa.
MARINE NEWS.
AT sx ,,eg 80 mlu ss seo Lon 7sdep 81 min IT REQ

CHARLESTON, y. O.. NOVEMBER is, 1917.
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PORT OF aEoRaIiToWN, 8. O.

PORT OF GEORGETOWN, 8. O.
ARRIVED.
November 12-Schr @ Sheppard, Mcdonald,
Charleston; sonr Ida Belln, New York; steamer
Isls, Chester, Charleston.
CLAARLD.
November 13-Sohr l. A Edwards, Wicks, for
New York, with naval storts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-19
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES

~ IhE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA.
Convention between the United STATES ne
America and the Austro-Hungarian Mon
$tFchY. Naturalization. Signed Septem-
per ~, 1910; ratified March II, 1871: ratio
hcatlons exchanged July Il, 1871: pro
claimed August / 1871.
WHEREAS, A convention between tI,o
United States Of America and his Nainst,-
the Emperor Of Austria, King of B0bemiS
ETC., and Apostolic King of Hungary CON-
corning naturalization, was coneludgd anb
signed at Vienna by their respective njAni.
poLehuafIes ON the twentieth day of See
tehqefi ,i0'V' Wllch convention, being In
the English and German languages, is. y2orr5
for word as follows: " 0i0
The President Of the United States ot
America and his Majesty the EInpnror If
Austria, King of Bohemia, etc AMI
Apostolic King of Hungary, led bv fLe
Wish to regulate the citizenship of those
persons who emigrate from the United
States OF America to the territories OF the
Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, and from the
Austro-Hungarian Monarchy to the United
States OF America, have resolved to treat
on this subject, and have for that purpose
appointed plenipotentiaries to conclude a
convention, that is to SAY: The President
Of the United States Of America, John JAY.
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni
potentIary from the United States to his
imperial and royal Apostolic Majesty; and
his Majesty the Emperor of Austria. etc.
Apostolic King of Hungary, the Count
Frederick Ferdinand de Beust, his Maiastv's
FFlVy Counselor and Chamberlain, Chan
eeilor OF the Empire. Minister of the ImDe-
rial House and of Foreign Affairs. Grand
Cross OF the Orders of St. Stephen and Leo.
pold, Who have agreed to and SIGNED tine
following articles;
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-19

Several young men at BradsforlsvilIe
Kentucky, undertook to cut down some
trees. and agreed t. take their pay III the
ccoons they could catch, the cwLer Of the
land assuring them that the trees were full
OF e3oons. They toiled faithfully, but caught
hothlng, ana abandoned the business ia dis
gust The owner of the trees was not at All
disguised, but took great deal of interest
H cutting. them ug for tre-wood and haul
ing them hoHeo
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and addressed to the United States OF
| Ecuador, respectively, on which the foreign
and international postal charges are fully
| prepaid, shall, when forwarded in the mails
of either country to the other, be delivered
IN the country Of destination free of charge
ARTICLE VIII.
| The official correspondence between the
| two governments, that Of each government
with its legation near the. other, and of
each legation with its government, shall be
conveyed to its destination free of postage
and with all the precautions which the two
governments may find necessary for its in
volatility and security.
ARTICLE TX.
When in one of the two countries there
is no legation of the other. the franking
privilege of the vacant legation shall be
transferred, in the terms stipulated in the
preceding article. to the respective consul
ate or vice consulate at New York or Quay
aquil,
ARTICLE X.
Neither Post Department shall be re-
quired TO deliver any article received in the
mails the circulation of which shall be pro-
hibited by the laws in force in the country
of destination: and any article subject by
the laws of either country to customs duty
or to confscation shall, when received in
the mails from the other, be treated in ao-
COrdance with the laws of the receiving
country.
ARTICLE xI
The two Post Departments may, by mu-
tual agreement provide for the transmits
sion of registered articles il the mails ex-
changed between the two countries.
The register fee of each article shall be
ten cents in the United States and one
real in Ecuador.
ARTICLE XII.
The two Post Departments shall settle,
by agreement between them, all measures
OF detail and arrangement required to carry
this convention into execution and may
modify the same in like manner, from time
to time, as the eXIgenCies of the service may
require Articles may also, by mutual con
sent, he amended, added, or suppressed,
according TO the requirements of the ser
vice, without resembling or otherwise alter
ing or impairing any other of the articles of
this convention.
ARTICLE XIII
This convention shall take effect from the
date of the exchange of notifications, and
shall continue in force until annulled by
mutual consent, or until one year from the
date of notice given bwOne of the two de-
partments to the other Of its desire to ter
inmate the same
ARTICLE NV.
Done in duplicate, at the city of Wash
ington, this ninth day of May, in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and seventy-one.
JOHN A. j. CRESWELL,
Postmaster General of the United States
ANTONIO FLORES.
I hereby approve the aforegoing conven-
ton, and i'll testimony thereof l have
Caused the seal Of the United States to be
affixed.
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BY the President:
HAMILTON FISH, /
Secretary of State
WASHINGTON. May 9, 1871.
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA.
Convention between the United States and
the German Empire respecting Consuls
and trademarks, signed December III.
1871; exchanged April %. 1872 proclaimed