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WOODS HorsBaoLo MAeA1ISs for March con-
;inues A Plain Mans Problem" which emu
merates the difficulties Of household work with
the view Of ascertasning whether science Of
housekeeping Is possible. 1t would seek to
make the life Of woman who does her own
work not easy. but easier. Moral Cosmetics
gives US few Of the lest and most eompreheu-
sive rules Of life. Gall Hamilton this month
discusses the relations Of Duty, Matrimony and
Housekeeping. Haddonfeld is . true story OF
the early settlement Of the State OF New jersey
Next we have Gloves Philosophy" And then
an aneedoss Of the pardoned convict who was
more interested in bis patch OF potatoes than to
get outside the prison walls. "The Tea Rose"
BY Harriet Beecher Stowe. 10 shsstory of char
ac.eris,ic young lady who was traced BY her
lover. even a. hidden s.reamlet may be traced,
BY the freshness and verdure Of heart, which her
deeds Of kindness had ieft wherever she had pass
ed. In diseoursing upon Ny Brothers Keeper
the Hon. Schuyler Colfax tells Of the only way
to resis: temptation" Touch not taste not,
handle not the unclean thing" Addison, the
celebrated "Spectator," here gives Us . charac-
terist:c description of bis life Elizabeth Black
welr' Wa the first Medical Doctor other sex in
the United STATES. Here daughter Of Erin
tells how she stopped her husband from getting
drunk. A celebrated French physician in speak
ing f"Ths Use Of the Corset" gives very i'm
portaat and interesting account Of it, injurious
effects. "a Husband Sold'' 10 . capita joke
spicy and interesting. " Danesbury House ID
Eve hundred dollar Priss Temperance Story
one Of the best and most entertaining ever writ
ten. Etc, sct. Price one dollar per year. Fos
6f,y cents extra, Hope aud Joy, two beautifully
tinted ersyon portraits, worth four dollars, viii
benailed freq Forspecimen, eaeloss two stamps
and address 8. s. Wood, Eswbarxh, N. Y.
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=. fxs P.scs o. TYps--Messrs. Geo. p.
Rosell 3 Co. anneusss that they have u
their warehouse In New York IN assors-
nent Of type from one Of the most eels-
brs.sd foandriss in the world. that Of Fig
siss. London. England. which they will
sell 1t 20 per esot. discount from The
American scale. when ordered In fonts d
100 pounds and upwards. They also Of.
fsr4e import large fonts on special orders
at greater discount from the American
scale. and profess to Be able TO Gil the
largest order in eight weeks from the date
Of its receipt In New York. They supply
sorts In large or small quantities from
their stock On hand in New York ut the
American scale rate. They assert that il
the present duty on type shall DO remov-
ed. the prioo Of the article. both of home
and foreign manufacture. will immediate.
" fall 40 per cent. below the present
scale. Mcssrs. Geo. p. Rowell 4 Co. are
known - conducting the largest adver,is.
ing business ever secured by one house.
and are also extensive dealers in printing
material. They are compelled to import
foreign goods because American founders,
governed by close corporation or ring.
keep the price vastly too high. and at the
same time make it an exception to every
other species Of merchandise BY recognis-
ing no Wholesale price the same amount
per pound being charged to the purchaser
Of Eve thousand pounds as would be paid
BY him who wants but City.
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= '''' MARRIED.
On the 18th last, BY the Rev Father Gubito-
81. JOSEPH J. BOOTH to Miss EMILY P. 3.
ADAMS.
DIED.

Attic residence ofits parents, at South Charles
ton. Ohio, on the 9Th Of February, instant, AZ
ter peiufnl illness Of II DAYS. Of whooping
cough and lung feyer, LEWIS RICHARD. young
est child Of George Il. aud Ellen Herbert, aged
II months.
AZ the rssidence Of its parents in this distric,
on the 18th instant HARRIET E.. daughter Of
VIM. II. and S. A. Hayden, aged about years.
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malN6aA1R-rhs Ceenssiisst Ma
81 Li6 - Nstsal Liz Of Nsv Ysrt.
seDassA1 sysar ftissl. lGr. NJ. sassd
= - 40 - ysssrisss eanpinfn
= - sspsasy. TSsy are old 81 saruss.
81 Aess - shsrssser Il ess1 nsases-
- " lpsk sPsa liz Issnssnsae6
. lssy. Bst1s - iassst4;sst vteseby!a
s,eh visi rssliss ssueskins fst Ais ON
ssl6h Ss1iss. bss duty rbieh sss svss
- sssisey 70 protect the future vsDfrs Of
tbs vie ssd esildrss and save than fspa
being . bsrdsa 10 ,shsnsslsss Ind sis
vorsats sAsissg. 90 ioag - u indsssri-
eus ssssfsl nan en- live. Bic lsboe. vhish
il 10 most men shsir saiy capital. he ess
Ted. slsehs and educate shs fanily. bqt
that life o. espisai 10 ID d.ily Aassrd. siah-
er By disease. accident o. dsssi.
70 supply that capital md thereby re-
lisss the pesspiary distrss that - eftss
follsvs the death u the hssd q abe fsns.
". insurance b The nedly rsmsdy. II
father can't guard against il biosslf. i6t
10 knows not At what moment be may b.
saksa. Do be Nest Psy de company .
do Il Zoe him. .-a,
The Royal Fire Iusursnss Ceupssy b
one Of the leading Foreign Fire Insurance
Companies doing business in this ecan-
try. Il has % far paid oil In lossss II
Ch;sago aud Bostos. II has. through iss
81. Nary's sgeoey. effected large risk in
our county.
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From the Washington Star. Feb Is

TIE SOUTHERN MARYLAND .RAILRoA d.
MIR. r. 7. Mcrrick has, % counsel for
Mr.. John F. Coyle, entered suit against
the Washington City aud Point Lookout
aud Southern Maryland Railroad Coapa.
ny for IN injunction and account. The
bill states that both these foads had char
tered for lines Of road to Point Lookout.
and that only one railroad was demanded
and required. and the companies became
rivals Or opponents. and greatly hindered
and snnoycd each other. That in IA.
gust, Duncan s. W.lker. Secretary and
treasurer. and Samuel T.sSuit. .prssidens
Of the Wsshisgtos City md Paint book
out Railroad Company. solicited tho COM
plainant 10 enter into negotiation ~ith the
Southern Maryland Rsilroad Company Tor
the purposs ii m smicsble settlement OF
difficulties and differences existing between
them. aud the Washington City and
Point Lookout Railroad. Company through
Walker and Ssit. agreed to co,apensa.e
him. That in panaanee OF such agree
mcnt he entered ins0nsec .iatiOns vi.h the
Southern ,iMarylapd RAIDS. 8. iSuooe
president. and =. G. Pant treasurer, ssd
d - Considerable expense silsbor, time
aud uopey be eousinsed said nceseiasiOss
until they lssIly. in Jsnusry. 1878. re-
suited 10 amicsble esttiemest' Of oil din
culties. And be charges that sueh ses-
tlsnsos Vas entirely toe 70 the complain.
ants influences. efferts and services. Thss
the Yesult uf el5e usecssssiou was IN ar
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-02-20

EsvuE pK Ia Nom. Freseh fashion
Journal FOR the ladies. eannos be saspsosa
10 the world. Il has Only 10 be ssen 10
Be appreciated, One ycsr. nonsaiy. $3.50.
hsashly copies. IS cents. This ppsr
gives every ether nonsA ssery hfes plsls
Of bats Ger the beasss ef. Millissrs. With
on. extra charge. Millinsrs sending IL
their subscriptions. nsss ssais shai Aey
are Nilsiaers. tr
Besiaes aA 81 this. u gisss nsssAly -
i.sss. ass. tisaly-sshssa 81 ssgsssi.e.
and a hsnsef sfssknfss ~ sefYl<asss.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-02-20
GRANDEST 'S1HEx5 or RE AGE
$50 90 o o
, CASH GIFTS. IL
500. 600 fur Only $40.

Under authority Of special, legislative act Of
March l6, 1871, the trustees now announcs the
Third Grand Gtf Concert, for the benefit efths
Psoiie Li6rary Of kt4fSekv. to come Oh 10 Lii
brary hail. At Louisville. Ky, en-
Tuesday, April 9Th, le51.
At this concert the best musical talent that esn
be procured from Ill parts Of The country wilt
add pleasure 10 the entertainnent and 7sn
1Aeusend Cask Gitts, sggrtyas.ng vast total
of HALF MILLION DOLLARS currency Will
b distributed By iot - the tickss-hCiders, -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-02-20
REWARD.
ORGANIC LAW or rue SEXES

Coudi; ons which impair verili,y-pcsitive'
negative eleetricitvA-p proof tlsst lie ID evolved
without union---cfsct Of tobaeco--infiuence Of
hsh aud phosphoric dies-modesn treatment Of
pelvic diseases, structure and vsricoceIe, and
arrest OF development; ten lectures to his pri-
vste surgical class, By EDWARD II. DIXON,
N. D., - s Avenue, N. r.; - pages, as sents.
Every line from the pen Of DR.. Dixon i, Of
great value to the whole human race."-Ho-
racs Greeley" 'i'".''
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lGr. Editor LA the iasus Of ~ -
en- Of lase uesk. NY name sPpsan . .
candidate fsr eat IN The lower house Of
The 0eoersl Assembly Of Maryland. De-
ing eeaparasively stranger TO the good
people Of 81. Mary's county. and having
my stisatica jass nov called IN another
dirsesioa. With busiseas Of more imrer-
tanes n them and to mysclf which will
oecupr the whole Of tho coming Summer
snd Pail. beg leave respectfully 10 Dc.
cline the honor thus conferred. and 10 ask
the withdrawal Of my name from the list
Of candidates Tor that posisiea-. Bat IN
Withdrawing. I desire 70 express nay. very
sincere thanks to my frisnds 81 Oekvins
district Cor their kindaea.
u very respectfully. ..4
GEO ". SHOOT.
-. Leosard,osn. M.
s,.s =; Feb. 10. lSz&.
Fso. y. tStS-Ie --7 sl Sd .si ~
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ANxI0rs MnrHEH
For County Comauusiiiss;oon A..

N. Epsisa-'H elye. sOMe3es GnfvIk
q OakSifA Distfies, sili spsasi o. UFvl n
The Conntostonsz's Coar1 - vii b sarnsoe-
b nppcsted - NJ essuinG election ~
fSA'3asA, ssss.
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1A young gent was singing "why
am 90 weak and weary" when bis little
sister responded: because you came
home late and was not sober last night"
He forgot the rest Of the song.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-02-20

1lxss Ana-Ths Distinguished Pro
6snr Faradsy believed in f!oesin's pAys-
idaefsal iheDry thas he age Of nan e sss
hss1rs& ysts1 Tie duration Of life. y
ssyss . 3 - nsssared By the tine q
ersasA. W1Su onss tie boaea aud spi.
pAyuia sss e:ssed. the beey gross no nsees
~ \ = 40 ysaup shis ssioa b agssasa
d Mem. s@s4 -
u the camel. Il sakes place a eight. I,
tho hsrss q See. ID the lion q four. IN
the dog. srtee. q the rabbit a one. The
natural tera,ihslioa of life % Eve times
THAI eftAs desslopneat period. Nsa b.
ING tsenty yssrs b growing. lives Eve
F'G60 ilssatS issrs. ssbskd ID az. oss
hundred 'yeans lhi camel = eight years
in crossing. ssd lisss forty pears; the
horss 3 Eve ysars IN growing. and lives
tvtsey-fss yeals. and - . vith other
TAs nan Who does not die ftpm disease
lives fren eighty to . hundred year,
PF1si6esee ~ given man . century OF
liSbs esslbsl ees Dot attain d because he
iahsrits disease. eats anWhelsseme food
gises wsy - hls passious. aud permits
vsxsaiens % distsr6 bic healthy squipoise;
b dos not dia; b kills hins,lf
La may .be DIVIDED isso equal talves
growth and decline; and these into In;
fancy, youth. Vitality ssA Ses, lntancy
e1tends 70 the twlstissh year. yosth 10 tAs
6Aisth-bseasss II . daring iAis psriod
that the tissues become krm vitality lrou
City to ssvSssy I've. ddsisg which he or
ganism renains complete; and = seven
ty-6se old age somueneee, - LIST long
or short time. % the elimination ofressrv-
ed forces b 6asasaed Or retarded.
~fhi b the lstSss panscea-fSr The
cure of the evils Of vsr.. Among the Pc
titions presented in Congress on Tuesday
vas one from Franklin, Smith. Of Canton
Miss.. that al amendmeut b made to the
Constitutes 10 the effect that hereafter
aud throughout all time. oil persons
whethsf Of the State or National Govern.
mont. Iho shall recommend civil var
shall register their names in book TO b
ksps By ths Secretary Of State At Wash
ingion. and that when the war breaks ou
they occupy the front ranks 10 the lint
until the var closes and that 10 default
Of 90 doing they acknowledge themselves
ready and worthy Of b,ing taken out ane
shot AZ any instant that the President Of ,h
United States. or any Government Of
| state, shall 90 order and direct
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arrsr scasssy.

srrsr eoassry. 80 ss-es
-" greund ieas@ -. 49, Sc.oQ
.4uAr0, ue--fhers u vssy iisf1e -
-. -. aes1cs pfss PlsaCona0 asA -
shessnA rssdlfslls sula = shsns - - ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-02-20
LIST or GIFTS.

TOTAL. 10000 GIFTS, ALL Cash, $500. 900
To provide means for dis magnificent Cou-
cert, One Hundred 77ossuad Nekas saly viii
be issued. large p6rtass 81 whisb srs alrssdy
Sold. --;,es za,. -:
|, is. PRICE or TICKETS -
|. .Wbese Iic keaS I. eJe, Halves, s.;
mad Qmartery, - SO. Eleven
WllU1e Tickets for 4l0o. No as.
eOmnt on Hess than 1noo' Orders.
2 Nothing could be more Appcuprlass eor prss-
ses thaa ssekss 10 Tn BANQUErsf-wE Saith
- mcFs likely soIprsdace gTasder niis(a0tsry
results. The obiec, Of this HfRD Cir CON
CERT 70 the enlarrcmiut and sSdUausent Of
The. Psbiis Libsssy y ksstueay.. which : b. The
speeial aet sushcr,ziae ths eos1prt fog - beae-
- - 3 forever ftes q Al. eidieas Of every
state. This Coneeft VIII u ,eoutacSsd Ike
The ffst and seeoads SsrsseeSes eirsa, md
ALI rArties,arg e. shee u1sds sf. 1iw-
iae athe gisis cad peyjsg ,theR, ssa ,svssy-
e; ss.ns $500 e sss5aash s!9dsg.s1s6pg q
iis6.s ID sssSsS fH s;!x 4 81 .sses.a Ss
fs.nsssds fss6 q essis te%st sas sPg6.
p sa6 ss e s.isals,:ds &c. z seS 4
Ne6saekS 70 Sheu t1y1t1DuDeh ii1aiano pktnas.
~ - - GiA osa1ist6 kstla AeA6assipsas
-. d.. E TgsfH,n.|. sps.s
rkNhDRE 6BU0yS 9AEx, f.aalpG.
s1IsAGDDs 30 - ~ 90 sjkerasss
~ tAsn - aPpiilqitp f5Aets1ei8 ejnalan.
s siss ss "a b sir q 60 s: ~
+ fnUx = 'D&knd2t18 tssas1k, ~,
|-1s's sss sssE ssiA&sG 7sege Earsfy xys
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= -
rAesnS 9ssAeus.-fbs Louisville
(Ky.) seta issesss hsvs issued . cir
sslar. ~ kess Interested in assertise.
hasaliae risiag sad silias lsafsseaess. :
u whisk f0gs---k ~'rsf ~
pare sxshs-. m ssssr.sss that
eeeh - 1osseias bat one length.
soler e ssbsese; Where, u
3 sbS5l etsly ssssl 10y % prise Two sorts
in tho nns hegSiedd. which cas- Ne
know frequently exists. let there b .
plain marx 1hesine the exact proportions
Of each sest. = that yeur Actor can de.
maod and secits for You sample fairly
representing DC hogahssd and ,its proper
tional parts q long OF short leaf Or 'luga
TO Be more explicit. the buyers demand.
and We urge Il - Justice. and are cure Il
will prove to your interest. that there b
no more sbor1iobaceo packed on The sides
or rounds Of ycur hogsheads. and that the
centre and outside layers be - far as pos.
sibls Of oas-lspsth. color and quality
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-02-20

In pursu
give notice
phaas' Cou
letters OF %
of Stephen
ceased. Al
said decess
same with
to the subs
Sept, 1879
cluded from
persons ind
10 make ion
Feb 6. Is
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PAF
or By VII
called OF
The ah
Joseph suI
sius Jcscp
Aud l I
T'uesdaI
Ut the Cot
70, -, |
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co..

- INV w
still
'()nDEsE.H1
port. file
confirmed,
shown on q
next (; pro
lishsd In
week for Il
the said Is
Feb .. Id
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CLITSCES LkP1RIAL RUSSIAN
VI n ustafd.-whoissals to the trade.
Siugie cans sent. posspaid, on receipt OF SO cts
". herman T. FRusAUFF. Rsaiiag. Px.
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size, ana, ~ we were taking tea, sent in to say
that anything from our stores was at the lady,s
service. The happy father thanked Us, told us
All was going on well, and accepted bottle Of
ciaret ana can OF condensed milk for the infant
The country around Fort No l ia all cut up with
canals. and the overflow OF the river has covered
the country with water so that we were forced
yesterday on arriving to make q long detour We
were stuck In one OF these sloughs for about two
hours, with the water over the axetrees, and the
carriage slowly sinking and 1t was only alter
getting out, riding the horses to dry land, ana
coming back with more, that we succeeded In ex-
Treating ourselves, and getting into town. where
we are established IN the only hotel the place
Affords
am now within less THIN i've hundred miles or
Khiva but the hardest part Of my journey is yet to
come.
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ART MATTERS.


The Summer apathy viii be enlivened during one
or two afternoons and evenings OF next week with
the sale OF some fine carved furniture and knick-
nackerv. the produce, we believe, OF the Swiss
Manufacturing Company. To remark that the sale
is a bona fde and thoroughly legitimate one sounds
like mcrciless satire on the system upon which
these sort Of auctions are sometimes conducted.
Clinton Hall is TO be the scene Of the disposal, and
we believe that the exhibition dates from to-day.
The sale will be large one and Is expected To be
OF good deal OF interest To the trade well rs 10
private buyers. Meanwhile IL IL worth more than
mention "a being u pleasant and honest expression
oil peculiar anu highly popular sphere OF art
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-12

Mr.. Alfred d. Copeland, who lately came ntner
rom Antwerp. and expects to return there IN
July to remain couple OF years, has removed 10
the hal, OF the Young Mems Christian Association
tue pictures which he recently had on exhibition in
DE Garmo's Hall, In the building mainly occupied
nv the somervlIle Art Gallery. Some OF these pic
lures are scriptural In design, and are copies OF
the most celebrated works OF Rubens Van Dycke
and so on. Among those now on view at Assocla-
ttop Hall are ''The Presentation OF Christ 10 Sc.
Geromeu and "rhe Education OF the virgin tku-
bensJ "St George aud the Dragon ivan Dyckl;
.'st. Nicholas Bringing Food to the Sufferers rom
Faminen and ST. Nicholas bringing money 10
Bankrupt lVacnius) 'The Ravages OF war.
f)erchem, ',0ld Woman and Caraffe" tAdrien dc
Vols) THE Fisher Boy (franz Hals) and sew
eral original studies OF Mr.. Copeland's These pic
ton Hall Is calculated to promote thai inienf"m
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FORT No. 1.-KAZALINsE, ON THE SYRDARIA OR
YAxARTEs RIVER, FORTY MILES FROM THE
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hole OF station.
THE sTEPpE.
II Is a little dificult to describe the stcppe
except by saying that for the first half OF my way
! saw nothing bnt snow and the other naf nothing
but sand. In general appearance the steppc re.
minds OF the plains Of Colorado or rather those
OF Arizona. Unlike the steppes OF Southern Rus
sa the land here Is not perfectly nat but slightly
rolling and swelling, and until reached the
Aral Sea there was always a line OF low hills on
our right, the Mugodjarsky Mountains, the lower
end OF the Ural. In general the steppe is covered
with grass aud various small plants, including
mutitudes OF tulips and numerous low bushes,
which help to furnish fuel. But at this season the
grass was dry, and 1t was only near the SyrDarla
that the slightest shade OF green was noticeable
Even the desert OF Kara Krum, which had often
seen described as a bowling waste OF sand, Is
covered with bushes and other plants. and spaces OF
loose drifting sand very inlrequent 1t is need
less to say that our ideas OF sandy deserts drawn
rom the travellers tales read In our youth have
been very materially modified. Water, and usually
good water, was to be found-at least, at this time
OF year-at all the stations, and fuel such 1t Is
Is abundant. In some places reeds are burned; in
others bushes and roots known under various
designations; and along the Syr-Daria they have
very tough wood, found there In great abundance,
called sax-aul. 1t consists or the trunks and
branches OF various bushes, which have been water
soaked and have rotted, and supply nearly as much
heat as COAL II Is certainly better fuel than the
birch wood burned in st. Petersburg, and Is even
cheaper. The most common fuel on the steppe Is,
however camel dung. There is an abundance OF
animal lie on the steppes, in the shape OF birds
and small fur-bearing animals-some susllks like
our praire-dogs; others valuable for their skins.
Ia our whole journey we saw only one wof though
fhav t.far nt,lv
excellent eating, especially the bustards-probaby
the same mentioned by Xenophon in the "Ana-
basis"-tne wild pigeons, partridges, snipe, ducks
aud geese. There were also plentry OF cranes,
magpics, crows. hawks and eagles We often
secured supper on bustards and wild pigeons and
had much sport at trying TO bring down eagles,
being only once successful. The ducks and geese
were IN multitudcs on all the little ponds and lakes
south OF the Irghz and on the Aral Sea, along the
sands Of which We drove for about twenty miles
one ovelY afternoon. ON crossing the overflow
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-06

can papers, the United States will in
stitute inquiry and adopt legal pro-
ceedings against any of the persons
who may appear to have been guilty
Of illegallties in connection Herewith.
1t being understood that Spain will
proceed according to the second pro-.
position made to General Sicxles and
communicated in his telegram to
Admiral Polo on the 10Th inst,
to investigation the conduct of
those authorities who have infri-
nged Spanish laws and honorary
obligations, and will arraign them
before competent courts and infiict
punishment on those who may have
offended. All other reciprocal recla-
nations to be subject to considerations
and arrangement between the two
governments, and in case Of no agree
ment, to be subject of arbitration, If
the constitutional assent of the Senate
of the United States be given thereto.
1t is further stipulated that the time,
manner and place for the SURRENDER
4 of the Virginius and the survivors Of
those who We're on board of her at the
time of her capture, and also the time,
manner and place for the salute to the
flag of the United States, if thore
should be occasion for such salute,
shall be subject to agreement between
the undersigned within the next two
days. SD
(Signed} HAMILTON FISH.
JOSE Polo DE BERNABE.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-06
PROTOCOL.

Protocol of conference held at the
Department of State, at Washington,
on the 18th of November, 1873, between
Hamilton Fish, Secretary of State, and
Rear-Admiral Don Jose Polo de Ber-
nabe, Envoy Extraordinary and Min
lister of Spain: The undersigned, hav-
ing met for the purpose Of entering
into a definite agreement respecting
the case Of the steamer Virginius,
which, while under the flag Of the
United States, was, on the 31st of Oc-
tober last, captured on the high sea by
the Spanish n-of-war Tornado, hav-
ing reached the following conclusions:
Spain on her part stapulates to restore
forthwith the vessel referred to, and
the survivors of her passengers and
crew, and on the 25th day OF Decem-
Der next. to salute the flag of the Unit
ed States. If, however, before that
date, Spain should prove, to- the satis-
faction of the Government Of the Unit
ed States, that the Virginius was not
entitled to carry the flag of the United
States, and was carrying it at the
time of her capture without
right and improperly, the sa-
Lutte will be simultaneously dis
pensed with, as, in such case, not
being necessary requirement. But
the United States will expect, i'm such
ease, disclaimer of intent of indigni-
ty to it's flag by the act which was COM
mitted. Further, if, on or before the
25th of December, 1873, it shall be
made to appear to the satisfaction OF
the United States that the Virginius
did not rightfully carry the American
flag, end was not entitled to Ameri-