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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-20
FROM HON .JGnN TTHFRFD

FROM HON. JOHN " ETHERED.
AsHLyN's, Baltimore County, Md,
may27, 1872.
MIR. G. P. knieht At the Recommendation
of friend. was induced: ia apply your atent
'.Er;,.IleN - falnt 10 NV house. I have pIeas-
III stating that is has proved highly satissar-
tory. covering more space than you promised.
is more economical. and carries better gloss
than ordinary paint, and Is trecr frl1n disagree
able Oder. Yours rUs IeCtfully.
JOHN wETHERED.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-20

To THE PUBLiC.-It BTford- me much pleas
ure to state that III July, ISL Front Street The
atre was tainted inside and out wlIh &c Bradley =
Patent Enamci Paint tor which &. r.
Knight, No IS Wet LON bard Street is A gent,
ana 10 teStltv TO it, NupcrIcTiIV over any aud all
oi her paints Tor similar u>es. lE private
dwelling can In ut y sSibly he subjected TO the
very severe test II UnderGnts al this tst:Ib ISL :
men;. where. dncI' our dativ cleaning, sap
anu >od. are CONSTANTLY applied tO 1t, yet Il
appears as sO-Hd ann II. Sll when first put on
other paints. Will only mention lis being mixed
ami ready f"r Use i'll quantities to suit purcha-
GERS Its quickly dry ing properties, Which saves
much time in the execuri, of work where paint
~ decided, and IFS very r.eTctptiblr tie 'aci5r
which i'm parts beauty ,ad durability 10 the oh
i,vtS on which II is IL Cd As such | most r.
EC SLY recon- mi 1t ID the C hAnts and
trade>mrn OF city, t,eileV,ng it will give
tn gr' atcr "a. Io!, tia they po "
aHtIcii pate. Nj f.. SINN,
Front Street Theatre.
li.itin ne, A:.rii -, 49,.
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bill. The motion to table was lost
yeas 81, nays S..
Pending further debate the House
adjourned. t.ts
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.s.c Hen so Wild

bout sple1 did teeth. Therefore, tair lad. e- Il
behoves yOu to know that SOzo;,onT makes
u EN- glitter like orient peal and j. "A J ilTe
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MAR RED.

On the l2tI instant, In st. Faul's EvangcIi
C u Lui horan CbUrch. 10y tn" Rev. Il. j.. Bern.
hem. H1r. CHARLES SCfItIkEE to Ms,
ANNA III ARE VOGEi, 10th CT this city.
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AnACCIDENTAL CTTRE

When death was ,tntirlv expected from CON
SUMPTION. ali relleries having failed. and
DIR. II. JAMES was experimenting. he a i!cnt-
ably ma Ia "a pre- p6ration of INDIAN HEMP,
which 'urcd his ONLY child, and now gives this
recipe tree. on It ceipt OF two stamps , pay eS-
pcn>es. HEM as, cures nj gh. swtats n,tuSea
at the stomach. and will break fresh cold in
81 hours All iresS CE,EDs,CK IL Co 1899 ace
Street Philadelphia, naming his paper Nv
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sDStGkEOMAECy, or SOUL CHA &c VI
l. xN<E.' How eIt::er sex may 1HS:inate
ami gain the love ana affections nt any Icrson
they choose instantly. This simple mental ac-
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25c., together with ;, marriage guide, Egy ptian
Oracl', Dreams, Hints TO Ladies, wedi,ing-
Night Stint &c. a oueer book. Address T
WILLIAM e Co, Pubs. Phia. Nv
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Hundred Volumes have been writ
ten aho It the teeth. but one Es,ttte o. FraEtans
SOZodont is worth iii. N all! II is al elixir that
VII! keep the en-:nal sound, hriliianT. and
spotless fOr II Ii. time.
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The following let CT is strong and valuable ::
BAtTIMoHE, Md, December y. 1871.
C. 2. Knight. Esq. gent Bradley's Enamel
Paiut-Dear Sir The Paint We purchased
from YOU viii checrfully endorse a. the best
OF any kiUd we have ever used, its covering quail
tiles Is everything desired. dr. ing rrou Pity and
with 4 hard gloss which must We think resist
rEe action OF all Kinds of weather This is
experience ard can recon mend it with GER
tainty, and intend to IL OF all occasions
where We desire a good Job ct work.
Very iia.'ttuly.
EHa |, QUARTERLY,
:, ". more Street.
Horse, = ga anal i'rss 60 Painters.
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A statistical cotemporary says: The
area of British India IS, i'll round num-
bers, 100000 square miles, and the
population averages 200 souls to the
square mile"
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CHAMBERsBuEG, December 10. 1872

CRAMBERsBUECf, December 10, 1872.
Mr. c. e. knight. % w. Lombard ST. Balti-
iuorc--:bcar sir The PANTS We received from
YOU have been applied several of our Cwn
buildings and to these of cur Friends and have
given entire satisfaction III covering qualities,
in gloss, and al aUtahiiUE to all k!E..> of
face or material We cheerfiIly recommend it.
especially 20 that class OF consumers who have
10 tieIt! Il Urtu unknown parties OF painters. to
mix ard furnish materials wherein We have
found the most deception. Yours truly,
JACOB STCUFFER & SON
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BALTIMORE, Alb Sent. 80, 1879.

BALTIMORE, hID Sept. 50, 1872
G. i. Nuihst, Esq.,-Dear Sir Il have had
the Br&dleyis Patent Enamel Paint, which L
purchased from you, used inside and outside,
both at my du elling All store, for two seasons
1t gives me great pleasure to be able to say, that
it comes fully up 10 your recommend atoms in
facility OF use, economy. durability and beauty.
Yours truly,
THOMAS j. IRVING,
1GS West Baltimore St., Baltimore, Md.
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A negro, never known to tell lie,
who resides near Huntingdon, Tenn.
says he is the father OF sixty-flve
children. Brigham Young is still one
ahead.
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MARYLAND LINZ, BALTIMORE Co Nd,

MARYLAND LINZ, BALTIMORE Co, Nd,
Ssptc n Der "a, 1872
e p. knight, Es9.. Agent, Brai;ey's Patent
Euam"' Faint. Baltimore Dear sir The
paint which purchased from on has given en-
tire st SiHCt.on, 20 much so that all my neigh
to's I'd 10 follow my example, ard have
their luusss painted. 1t IA not only GurahI e and
cheap Int it l1oks better after 1t is lut than
any saint ever saw.
The aiirter I have employed is delighted
with it. He says he can paint i,Cice as fast and
al Inc same time do a better job with the En-
ann Faint than OtLer he ever used.
can therefore. without hesitation, re; N
m-I Il il to the HbUc one of the uery best ar
ti"lcs of paint ever introduced.
YouIs very re- pectfuny,
JAMES HALL.
Specimens and Price List furnish d gratis.
Liberal Inducements to the trade:
C. p. KNIGHT,
Sole General Agent,
9 2 W Lombard St. Baltimore, Md.
IL 3m
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
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termined 20 paint the fronts of the "Hotel, -
and am most happy IL say that it gives me per
feet satisfaction In con fusion. l will saw, if
this tes tim Il viii he OF any advantage you
You are at liberty it.
ours Ii st respectfully,
ISAAC AI-.iEkTSON.
aiansion House Hotel.
Corner Fayette and ST. Paul SITS Baltimore.
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Notice.
NOTICE!

The certificate of ten shares of stack +, o.,
Wilmington s. Weldon Railroad Com nan, ' y,
the name of Alexander McIver, deceased H..'
ing been lost, application will be nlxds to .a,.
Company for another certificate in lien thar.
of. p MURPHY 49,,
feb
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-13
AUCTION SALES.
By Sheriff Sarpy.

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA - PARISH OF
PLAQUEMINEs.
MERCHANTS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
and Charles Case, Receiver Crescent City Ma
sonal Bank OF New Orleans, VS.. Miguel G. de
Lizard.
Second Jujicis! District Cour: of louisiana
No. :lla
OY VIRTUE OF AND IN OBEDIENCE TO A
ID writ of seizure and sale to me directed by the
and for the parish of Plaquemlnes, dated May 80,
1873, in the above entitled suit, have seized and
will proceed to sell at public auction, at the City
Hotel, Common street, between Camp and Maya
Zine streets in the First District of the city of New
Orleans on SATURDAY, March 81 1874, at twelve
o'clock NJ, the following described property, to
wit
THE SUGAR PLANTATION named st. Anna
Plantation situated in the parish of PlaGuemnes
in this State on the right bank of the Mississippi
river, about eighteen miles be low the city OF New
Orleans, measuring twentv-slX arpentS front on
said river, of which the ten lower arpents have
depth OF eighty arpents, and the sixteen upper ar
penis depth of forty arpents bounded on the
upper line by the plantation formerly belonging to
Benjamin and Fleetwood and now to James &.
zuntz, and on the lower line by the plantation
formerly belonging to the heirs of Urquhart and
now to John d. Johnson; together with the build.
apparatus. stock, cattle, horses, mules, carts.
wagons, farming utensils, tools and implements of
husbandry. and all sppurtenances OF said planta
ton.
Seized r the above suit.
Terms and Conditions of Saie-Cash, 20 pay the
sum OF forty thousand dollars, with costs attOr-
ney's fees, and on corresponding terms OF credit
to meet the payment of one installment of five
thousand dollars on August II, 1874, with interest
at eight per cent from said date. with attorneys
fees and costs.
SHERIFF. ottie., pointe . iaRache. February :.
J3..
OSCAR 3. 'SARPi
Sheriff OF the Parish ct Plaquemines.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-13
By D. E. Morphy.
SUCCESSION OF NICHOLAS DUBLO. no. 35..l;.
--~~S-
REAL ESTATE.

SUCCESSION OF NICHOLAS DUBLO, NO. 35 rs.
Ply ID. +. tIORPHY.-A Z. MORPHY. AuC.
- tieneer-"ll! be sold on SATURDAY, February
II. 1874, a: twelve o'clock NJ. in the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange Royal street, between Canal
and CustomEOuse streets. by virtue of order of
the Hon. A. L. TiSsOt Judge Of the Second District
Court for the parish OF Orleans. dated January u.
1874
!. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with
all the Improvements thereon. rights, ways and
privileges thereUntO belonging, in anywise APP
pertaining, situated in tn. First District OF this
city, in the square bounde. ov Banks, Common
Dorgenois and Rocheblaye streets. des gnated
lot No. ;. OF square No. !. The said tot measures
p feet front on Banks street. by 10 fee; DEPTH
between parallel lines.
,. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in the square
above mentioned designated by the No. ,. Said
lot measures q feet front on Banks street by 10
feet in depth. between parallel lnSs together with
all the rights. ways and advantages theyeuntO be.
longing, or IN anywise appertainiug.
Terms-One.haf cash and the balance on a credit
OF twelve months, the purchaser to give ms note,
bearing eight per cent interest per annum from
date OF said note to be secured BY gage the
property sold; the Improvements TO be kept insured
and policy transferred TO holder of the note. The
purchaser to pay the attorneys fees of five per
cent, and all cost and charges that may arise from
toreclosing the mortgage given to secure said note
Act OF sale before K 6. Mott, notary public, at
the expense OF the purchaser. ja2, fe3 20 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-13
BY Walton, Davis & Freret.
THE NATIONAL HALL. ON POYDRAS STREET
District Cour. OF :he United States for the Distve:
ct Louisiana. Nos. ll6S and li39.

DY WALTON, DAVIS & FRERET-
ID J. B. Walton, Auctoneer-Or1ic No 80 Camp
street-SATURDAY, February %. 1874. at twelve
O'Clock NJ. at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Eek.
change. by virtue and in pursuance of two several
orders from. the honorable the District Court of
the United States for the District OF Louisiana,
each dated January 81. 1874. in the matter OF Car
hart, Ellis Clark i Co. VS.. Davis Il Jackson. No.
1893 docket of said court, and Gretzner, Winehil!
4 Co. No. 1l61. docket of same court, bankrupts.
will be sold, the following described property. to
TWO LOTS OF GROUND. with buildings and
improvements thereon. in the First District of this
city, in the square bounded by POydras Lafayette.
Liberty and Franklin streets designated by the
Nos. 10 and l.. on plan made by Louis H. Pile.
late city sn,Eeyos dated H. hoysmbef "a, 1867 and
notary public for the parish of Orleans as plan No.
66 of Book of Plans No. !. Lot No. l6 measures 81
feet inches line trent on Poydras street 81 feet
3 inches lines in the rear by depth of ia feet
inches the side of lot No Is and liz feet inchss
I lines the side of lot No. II. Lot No Il meas
81 feet inches line front on POydras street.
81 feet inches lines in the rear, by depth OF ~
feet inches lines on the side of lot No. 10 and ie
feet the other side. Which property was &C.
quired by said William Davis, Max GYtzner and
Morrtz Gretzner in the proportion Of on. undi.
vided half by said Davis and the one undivided
fourth by each of the said Max and MorIitz Gretz
ner. by purchase from William 4, de Coursey, by
act before T. G. Gottschalk, then notary public for
, the parish OF Orleans. on the thrteth OF March.
1867.
NThe improvements on the above described two
lots consist of the extensive and popular building
known tho National Hall. adapted and used for
public entertainments, concerts. balls, etc. Plan
on exhibition at the Exchange.
Also, at the same time and place. all the move.
ables ntaned in the said building, consisting Of
furniture chairs, gas fixtures. etc. according to
an inventory on file in the office of the SuctoIIeers
which VIII be announced at the sale.
Terms-Cash on the spot in United Statestreas
ury notes. at the moment of the adj Indication.
Act of sale before John g. Eustis. notary public
at tine expense Of the purchaser.
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CONSTABLES' SALES.


Laurence Faust VS.; }. J. Hayes-seyenth
Justice Court tor the Parish OF Orleans, No 2l31.
NY VIRTUE OF A WRIT qF FlERI FACIAS TO
ID me directed by the Hon. I. W. Falls, Seventh
Justice of the Peace in and for the parish of Or
Jeans in the above entitled suit, will proceed to
sell at public auction, at the Merchants and Auc
foneers' Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
and Customhouse streets. in the Second District
of this city, on MONDAY, February -, 1874, at
twelve O'Clock NJ, the following described prop
erty, to wit 80 49,,
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND together with all the
buildings and Improvements thereon, situated IL
the Third District of this city. in square deslS
mated by the No. II composed of ten lots OF Srounu
and bounded by Elys Fields. Genius, Marigny and
liberal streets, on a plan drawn by Pm Pine; City
Surveyor on the seventh of June, 1923, and depos
tied on the twenysecond of June 1880 in the once
OF Charles Janin, then a notary in this city. Said
five lois of ground are designated by the Nos l, :,
&. 9 ana 10, and adjoin each other and measure
each 80 feet front on Elysian Fields street by l4S
feet inches in depth. Said lots of ground were
acquired by the defendant herein, J. J. Hayes
from Mrs. Mary Clements, widow Of the late
charles A. Nuremberg as per act o. sale before ).
Seized in the above entitled suit.
ia23 les 22 e. B. FALLS. Constable.
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UY NASH II HODGsON-w t. HoDGsol

DY NASH IL HODGsON-w. I. HODGsON,
ID Auetioneer-Ofice No Carondeet street.
On SATURDAY, February 81, 1874, at IL NJ, at
the st. Charles Auction Exchange in the base
ment rotunda OF the st. Charles Hotel in this city,
by virtue and in pursuance of an order OF the Hon.
l.. Tissot. Judge OF the Second District Court for
the parish of Orleans dated January l3. 1874,
docket Nos SO 430 and "a $751; in the matter of the
SUGGESTIONS Of John o. and Annie Mccall. consoli
dated at public auction, will be sold
!. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, together
with the buildings and improvements thereon,
situated ia the First District Of this city, in the
square bounded by Magazine, Camp, Poeyfarre and
Delord streets designated lot No. 9, which
forms the corner OF Magazine and streets
and measures d feet inches lines front on Maya
zine street, by a depth and front on POeytarre
street of 100 feet, between parallel lines American
Louis H. Pile. surveyor. dated January -, 1874.
The improvements consist OF two onestory frame
T. TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND together
with the buildings and improvements thereon,
situated in the Fourth District of this city, in the
square bounded by Dryades, BarOnne (late BAG.
chus), Fourth and Washington streets, desi grated
as lots and B. which adjOin each other. and
measure as follows, to wit: Lot measures Al feet
front Dryades street by depth of l25 feet; lot
Sc feet inches front on Dryades street,
by a depth of IFS feet all between parallel lines,
American measure, more or less, according to a
plan by L. H. Pile surveyor, dated January 1874
The improvements on lot consist OF a cOmlnO.
dious two-story frame house containing about SIX.
teen rooms, with large back yard, containing two
eisterns, privies, sheds etc.
The improvements on lot 3 consist OF frame
cottage residence and back buildings, containing
altogether five or six rooms. cstern, prVy. sheds,
etc.
Terms and conditons-On One fourth cash on the
spot at the time of adjudication, and the balance
at two aud three years, with eight per cent
interest and special mortgage, with vendor q
privilege from dats until paid the mortgage to
embrace the usual clauses of five cent for attOr
ney's fees in of suit, and insurance and trans
ters of policies.
Acts of sale before W. B. Kleinpeter notary pub.
c at the expense of the purchasers. including the
taxes for the current year 1874.
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SUCCESSION OF. JOSEPH wINTERHALnER
Second District Court for the Parish of OrleanSv
No. 30 lOl,
pY THE svCCEs-.ORs OF &. E. s:Is.

DY THE SECCESSOR4 OF q. T.. N.ltSS
d ARDY & CU.-Nichoas j. IIoey. Auotioneer-
Office No. Il Exchange pace-SATURDAY, M,rch
:, 1874, at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and
AuctiOneers' Exchange, on Royal. bet ween Canal
and CustOmhOuse streets, by virtue of an order of
the honorable the Second District Court for the
parish of Orleans, dated the second OF February.
1874, will be sold BY public auction
I. THE COMPLETE BAKERY ESTABLISHMENT
of the late Joseph Winternader situated on Vice
tory OF Decatur street in the Third District of
this city, in the square bounded by said Victory
Decatur street, Levee Enghen aud Port streetss
The lots are designated as Nos and 2; djon each
other and measure together about 81 feet inches
front, the said Victory or Decatur street, about
90 feet inches in width, in the rear by about liza
feet inches lines in depth on the lower line toe
ward Port street and about Ia feet II inches lines
in depth OH the upper line, toward Enghen streets
The improve ments comprise a choice well built
one story frame house, with large rooms, and
twenty eight foot yard on the side and with space
for alley way on lever side can be used for double
tenement, suited to the business, and for dwells
large complete brick bake house, about ~ feet
square. with three capacious ovens, and all acc
sessories necessary to the bakery busnessi gas
throughout the house and bakery and IN the
ovens yeast room and wOrkmens sleeping roOu.s
four large cisterns frame shed, with horse power
fixed and one story stable. The brick wall Oh
the lower side and rear belongs 20 the property.
2. Tue property. Immediately adjoining the
above III ttle rear, being lot OF ground frontlng
about u feet inches front on Levee, or Peters,
street by about 1906 feet inches in depth. ThoL.
improvements comprise three-story brick stores
used as beer and boarding saloon Dy y, pgeg,
and known as No. l07 Levee street
This property from It's completeness esq
thtlished bakery, with the fine brick front to thes
chipping and contguity to all the manufacturing
interests of tbs Third District and easy to
the business centre by city cars presents an urs
looked for advantage 20 capital to locate.
Terms Of Sale-Onet third cash on the spot and
the remainder credit of one and two years
from date of saI in notes Of the purchasers,
bearing inteSeSs of eight per cent per annIm from
date of sale until final payment, with the penal
.ause ~ :ve per cent attorneys fees in event %
suit and al" clause OF Insurance OF the ims
prnvsnIeuss and policies thereon to be transfer rec
Il. veHd.rs ths VIII Die - be secured by special
Hor.gag. and vendor lien on the property sold
and .he purchasers 20 assume psy.nens % ssle
taxes Tor ,his year. i3'i.
Ac;s Of sasas clio penss of plScSase:A ss,ft.ss
William J. Castell, notags public.
sr+ Il 81 22 mh7
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"a, when these crimes are subject to in

ers. when these crimes are subject to in
famous punishment.
ARTICLE x.
The surrender shall be made by execu-
tives of the contracting parties respectively.
ARTICLE XII.
The expense of detention and delivery ef-
fected pursuant to the preceding articles
shall be at the cost of the party making the
demand.
ARTICLE XII.
The provisions of the foregoing articles
relating to the surrender of fugitive crmi-
nails shall not apply TO Otfenses committed
before the date hereof, nor to those Of a pc.
1Itical character.
ARTICLE xII1.
The present convention is concluded for
Che period OF ten years from the day of che
exchange of the Publications; and if, one
year before the expiration OF that period,
neither of the contracting parties shall have
announced by an official notification, It's In
tention to the other TO arrest the operations
of the said convention, 1t shall continue
binding for twelve months longer, and so
on from year to year until the expiration OF
the twelve months which will follow
similar declaration, whateVey the time at
WHICH s may take place.
Article XIV.
This convention shall be submitted On
Soth sides to the approval and ratification
of the respective competent authorities,
and the notifications shall be exchanged az
Washington as soon as circumstances shall
admit. In faith whereof the respective
Observation-Disclosures have signed Che above
articles and have tLereU0t0 affixed theiv
eeals.
Done in bankruptcies AZ Bioemfonten
this twenty second day OF December. in the
year of our Lord one thOuGAn9 eight hum
SreS asd seventy-one: &c ,
+. K. HOHNE.
Ana whereas The said general convention
Ras been duly ratified on both parts. and
the respective ratltication> of the same
we're exchanged q. Washington on the
eighteenth instants
Now, therefore, hs IL known tina. I,
Ulysses S. Grant, President of the United
States OF America, have caused the said
convention to be made public. to the end
that the same and every clause and article
ehereof may be observed ami fulfilled with
good faith by the Cui.e0 States and the
citizens thereof.
In testimony whereof have hereunto SET
sny hand, and caused the seal of the United
States to lie affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington. this
evenly third day of August, in the year OF
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy. three, and of the independence Of
Che United States the aiaety-eighth.
u. s. GRANT.
BY the Presidents
90 c. BANCROFT Davis,
Acting Secretary Of State.