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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-13

Which NEVER FAILS TO CUak Primary Syphi,is in
| few DAYS. II used soon after the ulcers a, pear
it will EEFEcrrAiLY DESTROY the sirius, so that it
will not pass from the PRIMARY to the SECONDARY
STAGE. This medicine is a PERFECT ANrIporH to
SYPHILIS, the same water is to fire and wnen
USED IN the rRxr STAGE it eiectusly AKNIniLArEs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-13
The Second Stage of Syphilis

Ia when the disease has become CONSTITUTIONAL,
| and may be known bv the following symptoms
liberation Of the mouth. throat, glands, skin.
arms and legs. erup.ions the skim scrofula
The Syphiltic Cure Pills and Throat " ash
will cure the secondary Stages. II the throat
is rot liberated. the Throat " ash is omitted
Price per package $lo,5o, including Throat
h.. tod ncku
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-13

is known by these symptoms: Nodes or hard
and painful tum"rs on the bones enlargement Of
| the joints or contractions, hard pains IN the
| bones and joints, carries or decay OF the bones
| Syphitic rheumatism. alteration of the parts
etc. The SyPbilitic Cure and Pills will cure the
Third ages. Price, per package. -.
I Price OF Syphilitic Cure, $s per bottle: Pills.
ri per box; Syphilit.c Wash, 81 so per bottle !;
Throat Wash. 81 50 per bottle
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-13
Advice to the Afflicted.

Reader. have you sY PILLS in the PRIMARY STAGE
OV not neglect it an nOtR, yOuR HEALrH, BAPPI-
NESS and LIFE PERI.ED by this DESTRUCTIVE DIS
EASE. Strive to DESTROY IT. if possible, while in
the FIST STAGE. Procure ut once
|
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-13

is when the Chancres Ulcers first appear The
patient should Immediately procure Dr. Marks
syrniIrrrc CURE which consists Of one bottle
"Syphihc Cure" one box Pills. one bottle
Syphili,ic Wash, Caustic. crush, Sponge. Soap
aud Lint These are used 10 cure the tlr ST stages
Pr &C. Der buck aye $l2 30
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-13

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
~ aud Notary Public. Office IN Let.lairc hl,'ck,
Davenport t".-- jnal diff
The sun., 1865-03-10

fers .Gce,sIon of innoconcr, pa, on to hide con
Ions quit The true answer e found IN the bis
toy IT ouf civil war, and probably in lie yery ex.
isence. It is extremely doubtful whether the rebel
lesdsrs would have ever embarked ~ the civil war
or committed the first overt at Of treason
sssinst our GDyernueuL we're IL not
for ,he ton,cton that they would be
couniensnced and aided - England The
dream Of English assistance and Interference
was not al deusion. though Il has fallen short
Of recognition, It has sustained for four year, au
insurrection that could aud would have been sup
pressed n q, many months, but for the unfriendly
conduct Of England. Tho greater part Of the can-
non, guns, munitions, and clothing, which have
suItained the rebel armies from first ~ last, have
como directly from England. Of the fourteen
hundred pieces of artillery captured since August
last - susBAAs, snEWDAS, TnoMAs, and our
other Gelerals, tie most formidable and
destrucuve, were recently brought from
Euglani. Admiral PORTER states that tie hrav-
lest ordnance found Ia Fort Fisher were stamped
with the abroad arrow" Of the English Govern
ment II was the sano ht Charleston, Savannah,
Ni,ksburg, and every place captured by our army
snI navy. General SHERMAN stated al Savannah,
te'oro be departed his present expedition tbs,
In bis progress from Chattanooga 10 Ausni. and
thence TO Savannah, he encountered q, every
step, upon his fiont and flank, English guns
English munitions, AID English blankets
A. tho present moment he is no doubt confronted
by enemies equipped from England. II indeed the
rebellion 10 touering 70 ts fall M the Ircsens mo-
rneui, "a is toosuso tho capture OF the Atlantic
Uoris has en-; oil the t,bo from further Aid except
10y wsy 81 Texas. 10 view of ihero facts, plain
sud patent 70 thc whole world. il is downright
nonsense Tor tho English papers 10 proicss 10 Dc
unable 10 account Tor tic dislike and cumi,y, en-
iertaiued ty The American pe1po. for c=ery thing
british. but this Is not al. II now leaks out
that The torpsdoes that line The Southern
rivers and hsthorA lud which wero GENERALLY sup
posed 10 have been the results u Coniedera.o me-
chanIstn, were IA realty manufactured in England.
The secrei vas not dis loscd until there WAS no
longer an, occasion Tor the use Of these ,uferuAl
machines. The last European news, puDlshcI m
Yesterdays sus, contained Gu item from.
the London Amy AED NAVY GszKtrt, TO
The effect that in consequence Of tho clos
ing OF the Southern ports, the Confederate
sgents had recalled the oiders Tor large uumt efs
u torpcdocs. We deprecate national auiuosity
slmosi As much ss ciyil war, and would infinitely
world, but ~ the peace is 10 be longer preserved,
hsse ou1Isges upon our nsaoa slity mus, Le stop
PEI; once and ior all.
The sun., 1865-03-10
n RATB N N.

!, .KA hAl,9a Sa,ch g'a If1 Griv. q native OF th,
@fSrsn @ oi Ciuhe' Comfy Leitnm lr.l.ld. ged i
Her friends and those Of the family are respect.
d1,y y in, 20 attend the funeral OIL saturday
dence OF her -ou Wu tirav. III; H., i"iI a. U"r
remains will be taken to Galway Genet, ~ fof net.
mont. ' - ~
RPHY Suddenly on wedne.d,v. March :
Mary, the beloved CHILD Of Michsel and Bridget Nu.-
ply agod months.
The relative. and friend. Of tho family
are respectfully invited to attend IN. t1n.rs ttf.
lftidAyl aiWrnogu, lOth inst at i, o'clocE from
tue residence Of her lafents, ll6 Mulberr, sL isO
IL. PiilL Pil IliPs-Ameh, wife Of Alexander Phillips,
services will take place at ct. Andrew Church
Duane y, on the lin iuet, at IL o'clock Friends
funeral. - wv
PLUNKETT -. In BROOKLYN, Aune. the beloved
dhughter Of Peter and julia funkett aeed year., I
lhe irieuds OF jhe family are respectfully invited
70 attend tho funeral, this friday afternoon, At
O'Clock, from the teaiGeuct OF her patents, IN Van
Bilnt At near NGndyke It, South brooklyn. ner re
maihe vill be- taken TO Flatbush Tor ntermcnt. 10
RiAN-On Marrh eth. after short and painful
lines Mary the daughter vi Michael and Catharine
The remains viii be Inferred In Calvary Gene
"ry this CFTdayy afternoon, at O'Clock, from the
Itsidenc OF her uncle 62J Pearl ct. he relatives
attend the funeral. lyT
sCULLIN-on "wednesday. March sth. Of Group.
Daniel, youngest ton oi Henry aud Lliza seuiln,
aeed year, months and dsys.
mly invited to attend the funeral. this r ridayJ
afternoon, at I O'Clock, from the residence Of his
parents H5l East 10Th st. iU3
SHAY On "wednesday March . po,ri,k sL,v.
In the iith year Of HE age
Inc friends o. the family, and those Of his daurh-
ter Mss Campbell respectfully invited to attend
uc InhtIal' on Friday afternoon, March IT, at IL
o'clock, IRON l0l Seventh ave. ll3
SIEDIll.L-On THURSDAY, March 9th John Wal.
yer stedhlll, youngest OF Henry aud Ellen Stei-
MI tsod yoafs, month aud q days
ne iIlends Of the family are respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral on tuday afternoon lUth
inst At o'clock iIOm IGl Third ave lgg
STlABl sucille, wife Of Jancs stuart, in the
5ith year Of her age
The relatives and friends Of the family sre invited
70 attend the funeral, on SATURDAY afternoon March
u, at o'clock, st st. Marks Church, cor 4th and
south ON su, WllliainsbuIgh 700
,wIlELAN-ou rhursday, March ., amer short
Illness Mary the beloved wife VI jas. WholLa and
daughter Of lho,. Bettridge, late OF Sass Go. Xii
care, Ireland AGED 20 years.
The relatives aud friends arc invited 10 attend the
funeral, on Saturday, March H. at o'clock from her
late residence, 40 b. l+th ST. lg5
The sun., 1865-03-10
DEATHS.

HAENES-At Cincinnati, harch 4. Of eopsa.tion
oi ,"r 'uugs' James barues boiler maker 10. nsrly
VI Nt" loIk aud JC.sey tty, aged 50 year.
iA !eWHins Al be taken 20 New York Bay Come
WTy' lutu lust, NJ l.. NJ, from tLa room. oi Hiram
lo4sr, so. H. /. d 4. NJ cor of Wushinstan and md
he'ftr ~. Masonic maternity aud olheT iiends,
'u 'N'll'4' III
bEolIl- On Wednesday, March ; Kate Aliea
hlrl j. months '''''
he friends OF the family are invite to attend the
en,!A' 'ihs friday afternoon 81 o'cock nom -
-''' N. lly
ILANlNAS On Tuesday, March 9. after : long III.
Itss' MAI lAuigAD, the beloved mothcr II Daniel
ee gu'st Flanagan. ascd Us years, formerly OF Ma
''9VL.' Nl.riy Cork, Ireland.
Irh'c-t mother, you bsve left us,
Ani gone to tod on hi.h'
w, mother dear We wall Illiss yon,
Lut wen he saith you b. aud by
ne relatives and friends sre respectfully invited
10 "''Au TIE iunetal on Friday Afternoon, Narch 10
~ ana . o'clock, IRON her late Iesluence, ~
~ ~. l4l
.LAIINL-un March sth, Miss Matilda LspIne. aged
90 'NA's' nonIhs and Asya ~
The sun., 1865-03-10

FEW more days yet remain Osiors the inero-.
alto " wheel" will h gin TO turn cut The names of
fortunate conscripis Redoublei efforts are neces-
saty to prevent this aud all who are no: otherwise
exempted must rcsponl to tie call, OF send = sub
stitute. In this connection the following letter con-
tsins suggestions NJ would be glad ~ sc acted
upon
Nav YORg, March gtb, isCj.
Editor " sun: stg while the hberaliy Of the
ststo is all that reasonable man could wish for,
get TIE working u tie law puts IL entirely out Of
the reach " thousands The State gives 5000
bounty and i10O hand money to man that FUR
MS es three years substitutetho suhst tute Is
furnished by the County Council for $1,000, thus
leaving the net cost only $500, which SUN Is with
n the reach of hundreds who are ready and will
l,uf to pay that sInuunt yet are prevented from
dong ~ by the fsct Of tho.r beng compelled
- paw the whole amount Of Sl,OOO iutn'-
dIatc'y on thcir max ug application. NY object IN
thus making 10 plain case is. ihss the capitalists
OF this city plodgo themselves to the County
Committee to assume the amount OF 1900, until
toe State is ready - rcimburse them for the
amount so advanced Al needs he, SO would BE-
willingly given IN addition, which would cover the
interest for six months; anc # the State paid
within three months your capitalist would hnd
that ho has thus made good investmont, aud has
aided all IN his power 10 avoid Iho dreaded
DuAPr.
The sun., 1865-03-10

tsstr.val u thirteen hundred rtboI prisoners,
,,.. ,aIcers sui ght pieces " sruucfy At Win
,t,.,a, 90 their wayto wash ington, ,sGord Tic est
ss.e proof II ,bo reality Of snfsiDAN's repor'ed
victory at Fishcrynie. We are not yea 10 posinon
L, est,uia,e tho strstegcal importance oi
~. ric.e.4 tnstp,s lko snyENs Is
now In nc 'lerucsS. They are
l.,h within rc "slel o' the confeicrscy,"
sud tl,r operations are necessarily Veied In ny'.
,e,v riss-u.ch to tue iuteren Of TIE Federal
authorities asit igtous rehel leaders, 10 conceal,
for tue ~ ,ent -. ucws Of military operations.
siurxAs sends rs an occasional token oi hib aciiv-
ts. iu the shsre of captured city, aud suEniDaN's
Tong trans ol Coufed,ra,c prigoners aud cannon
rouIuG lstaiL be So lust as audnciouS brave, and
forunie as ever. II will prot ably tppesrthAi both
arc cooperating together more closely than Is gem
orally supposed, md that the seizure Of tie bosssed
interior nc1 in re Allegheny range, which arc
said To te held in resIvo b Genera lrH- as "a
last ditch" in which be can dght Us for dozen
years, may be- tie real object Il thesc movements
We know that sHFarIS does n0ih.ug IN tho COM
mon wAv, and if Il be true that o ~ At Charlotte
n c., ne reported, game n strategy of This kind
would uoi be- either ir. ro' ahIe or impossible. Tie
only ground .fsuHety "a tie rAiuy weather which
must cheek our advance ! = swelling up thc rivers
md streams. Rlt ths would prove arc0iy Ices
rfcjudicis 70 the enemy than h US, by preventing
.Jnceuutlon. II the meantime, the situation n
tAch day assuming a. attitude of more inionse
interest mi must soon result IN inportsn, dsyel.
.teueuts
The sun., 1865-03-10

Ns~ YorI. Thursdsv, h1r. .. 6 Pk-The Huetua-
tons In gold, as bu!ctincd a, Gpns Merchants EI-
chanrc to dny, have been foo-, At 1880 A. N.
100 iO.35, 1857 1915, 1874 1850, 1876 II, ls55s
1.l0, 1851, li.20 1857. ii.3l 1861 il.4h l95's
I1.5A i9Ga lg, 1876 l2.iO, 1867 1915, lgGs;
1888, l96 lYJO, 1857; 10 lgj'.; i.25, 1857 ,
l40 l95l. 1.jO 1857 =, 1851 q.lO, 1875. 221
1854 / 30, 1876 30 1854. 2.t5 1876 2.46, i94's
25o l9l% 9, iO4'a AOS. 1892; 3.l5, 1884 3ls
loaS $50 1854 o. 80, i234 S.I5, 1882. I. 194 (;
80 1857. The stoch market opened quite steady,
and continued up to the second Board, when 1t bo-
came very ductuaiing and closod heavy and loEer
Governments we're stosdy. The sdvices BY late
steamers both IRON England and tie Continent. ore
TO the purport that the circle of buyers OF American
5-31 bonds is being vdened, the demand coming from
all parts Of Germany, switzerland aud Holland, and
10 growing extent from the Enesh people. The
bonds also quoted OF late from France. sterling
exchange dull a. iOs for bankers bills. Money
~gs easy At pcr ceut On call with transactions a,
recent. on government securities. Commercial pa
pr was dull at a 10 per cent. Comptroller Brennan
announces that temporary loans will be received
his Office in sums not less than si,Ooo, for which
Revenue bonds viii be isuod, payable In six 10 MAE
months. with interest at per cent. On Change to-
day Flour was &C. better common grades while
good brand, were duh and declining wheat
dull and droopins Corn was dull, heavy and lower.
Osi. we're dull aud lower. Pork was dull AMI deelin-
inc. Beef Was quiet Lard heavy aud lower, and
Whiskcy wiz ic. &c. lower aud duh.
The sun., 1865-03-10
=sz- s--zzEses-s-zzssus---
THE NfW YORK Sun.
IrIy,Y NuP.ING, "AD,H ~ 1850.


~. -or.H asan remind our sts'fusinf 'frous
t. tb.,- fttlr. viii %. "too ut- 'J' A~lttsil'p'
--,. handed I'D AZ our tuun'et l.f.r' ntue otiJcb
The sun., 1865-03-10

SPEs'EA1. NOTIFIES.

stop that scratching and use when, snIs
ueh Ointment i cuses Itch and salt Khcum IN
t';y-e'sht bouis, and ~ urup .lous OF the -in sold
b. Al Drug eil Slg
AlessTs. Fowler Il Wells, PhFruoIog ogisIs,
rive cAa.' Of character daily at $50 Broadway sGg
Grover &, Bakers First Premium Elastic
SrtcH and Io0k stitch cnN inr Ma 'A,u,s, 400 Broad
way, New lofk aud 2S5 Fulton a., Brooklyn. 1928
Ualc's Honey OF IIorehourd and Tara
cettan cure Tor coughs, cod, influenza hoal.,uess.
bronchial tube- aud lungs leading 10 consumption
! be ioacF @. llolehouud s0Otles all irritation. The
i o. Ia4n Of tilcad penetrate, cleAusCs and heals
NJ paris ui the throat and lungs. lhsie Ia nothing
IKE ~ 90 c'ns Ier bottle, For sa0 by All driggsts
Chailes lowner general agent, - Cedar at y = Al
Wheeler & Wilson's Highest Premius.
lock >utch Stsi1g Machines, 60 broadway. see
Wheeler = Wilson'. sr'.pnhole Machine. 3g1
To Purify, Enrich the Blood. aud Benuti-
IS the ColptA ute Hclmlold's Highly ClLceutra-
ia fluii ENtiact Sagsapara. one bottLa Equals in
strength QUE gallon OF the syrup OF hccocton 2si
why iniuYe She JOmpe Xlon by Powder,
hud Ashes hich choAe Or MI up she pores OF the
o. l, ANA in short unU leave Il harsh and dr IL
use Hclu!oid,s tN'ract Of salmpaiillA j. gives a
eLll..sncy to The couplo Nion. ssl
Clear, smooth skin and Beau,ifui
CompcN'vu follows thu use Of Heluboids Conceutra-
wd ti-ii FNiguct SsGsapa7ia. Il removes black
V"i@ r'ni'"s and all crupIQns Of the skin. ss4
Not "A lew OF the Worst Disorders tbat
G'nc' mankind aIiss from colTuptons OF IN Hood
ltfat. .ius iN'IHct gf SarHaparilla Is remedy of
~ utmost yuue. -
The sun., 1865-03-10

EENiAN BROTHERHOOD - BENBURB
Circle will hold public meeting this evening Al I
o'clock, In Warren Nal, cor Oliver and Henry s,A
AL ihe tous aud daughters Of old Erin invited 10
attend Ggd lend ad 70 Father erland. All bers
are requested to attend IA business Of In pOriancr s
20 DO transacted. Several eloquent gentlemen will
address the meeting. JOHN AeDERMOTT, Centre
j. 4. O'CONNOkS, Sec. 1876
SCARFS, REGALIA, FLAGS, ETC. ETC,
- may be get at lUy Pineapple sts BROOKLYN, fot
less money than thly eau be bought ior sew here,
:. A. JOYCE. 3d7
SPECIAL NOTICE-A MEETING OF THE
- Ibomn Davis Circle OF the !. B, will btU held et
sl4 liToa iwtv, on Friday ming, at y o'ock. All
members ART requested TO be present as business Of
Importance viii be transacted. .. FIIZNlLLi AN,
Centre JOHN ROONEY, Sec. ITO
The sun., 1865-03-10
TRADE NOTICES.

A TTENTION BRICKLAYERS A MASS
4 meeting Of the above body will take place on
Friday cNouins. March luth, Gt o'clock, nj Consti-
tuition Hall corner I'D Il aud 81 ave. THOMAS
SMi III, ftes'tfAIkiCk BRAXlLL- sec.
EOOPERS-1HE DELEGATES TO THE
Sursnd Society Of United Coopers arc requested 10
be puncunl In their attendance on this evening at
lst Bowefy, At = O'clock CHARLES CAk TER,
Pres. i O'FARRELI- See. 15><s
NOTICE To THE CARRIAGE BUILDERS
Not New York CIT and Vicinity tina. on and nf,er
the 18th day Of March, the wa.es of the ournpytnsn
carriage painters shall be 80 and So ~ per day Nv
order Of the As'ociation. GEO. BROWN, Prest JNO.
hcGRATil, Rec. soc. 800
NOTICE TO BOSS CARPENTERS AND
4 Builderr of New York, Brooklyn and .Ieney
tity that on and after the 18th day OF March inst
the wages Of the Joufneymeu Carpenters the above
named cities III le 80 81 cts. pei day. By order oi
the District Union. joins REED, Preit MIL
LIAM Nj LNENNA, Rec. secy. 31I
TAKE NOTICE--A MEETING OF ALL The
u licensed junk Boatmen will be held this (fri.
day! eyouing, a. o'clock At 10 Harrison st All
licensed boatmen are requested TO attend As business
o. importance will be brought before them By order
of the Committee, JAMES KING, THOS BRADY
DENNIS MAJORITY. 124
TAKE NOTlCE-ALL WHEELWRIGHTS
and Blacksmiths In iavor of getting paid for their
labor, are requested to stt6nd meeting 10 be held
~ jackson Hall, sh aud 18Th st. on Frday eve.
ning March 10th, a. ., o'clock r. ". 10 make AZ
raneements for mass meotinc. by order Of the So.
citt. Tome oue, come gll. JAMES HALIAGAN.
fIeH. JOHN hCDEkMOFE Sac'y. l33
The sun., 1865-03-10
SOCIETY NOTICES.

A y. or H., NO. s-A SPECIAL MEET
ing OF this division will te held ~ 1866 First ave
on saturday evening, March H. At S o'clock An
members are Ie4uested to attend By crder THOs
A'hALE Pres. IHus. Holy, Sec. l65
a MERlCUS ENGINE co. NO. G.-THE
Aaciiye and honorary members Of Engine Co No Q
O'Clock attend he funeral Of cur late brother mem
b,r GEORhE flLLLR JACOB +. VALENTINE,
Chairman. JOHN blGEKoUN. ses l42
A o. H., NO. ca SPECIAL MEETING
LNs Of the ahoyo number will be held NJ heahquar-
iefs' 2lb Hcster st Friday evening 10th inst at
u O'Clock. Punctual attendance is requested ~
order ., PATRICK CLANCY, Prest; MATHEW
hcfARLAN, see 2I4
A O. H., NO. ia SPECIAL MEETING
Of the No. will he held at h,llim.n'' Hall cor
oishth 81, aud Ith ave- Friday evening, Marak
10th, at = O'clock. All absent members are invited
To attend, m there IA business OF importance 10 b.
JansSstsd ly g.dor Of JOHN REILLY, President;
lIOs. GALLAGVtR, Secretary. l3i
The sun., 1865-03-10

EkNlAN rHERHOOD-THERE WILL
a be public meeting OF the Epuet Circle Of tha
btoiherhood AT Temperance Hall cor Tn aud Grand
ets, on fIIday evening, the 10th At pm AL those
IN favor N the freedom Of Ireland will ples se at
tend Nj. j. Pope Heoduot viii address the meeting
sec IA,
The sun., 1865-03-10

EATHER MATHEW FEMALE T. A. b. so
4 ciety, No l, viii hold their weekly meeting nt
their hall 333 Eat 18th A. Friday evening Mirch
10Th, at - o'clock, Il. NJ. The following gentlemen
van addTe!s tue meeting, Messp. Lynch, Jas Camp
lell and hr. l.Anst ton. Singers, Mis- HaIoon. Mfs
O'COkkfl T., Sec. lg6
The sun., 1865-03-10
CONVENTION or IRISH SOCIETIES

EATHER MATHEW I. A. b. SOCIETY,
W. at 1872 Fast 10th e. At1q r. 81 lie lion. O. +
mill., Geo. J. Campbell and Sir Gillingham viii
epoak singing By Prof HTower, Mr.. wallace, Deig-
Al and ht, Christy, leader VI the teciian Land Mr.
Kelley viii enliyen us with his sccord-on. HENRY
u. AOLhALL- Pres. THOMAS COSCASNOE,
Sec iOl
The sun., 1865-03-10
LOST AND FOUND.

xiii KEW AkD FOR THF KFCOVFpY
" ~ Of a lot dos answer to the name of M M,
%3ooI % WIN white breast belongs to the W65itiug
bu
The sun., 1865-03-10
AUCTION NOTICES.

~ 'C+' ''eNAsA% w w TN Nft'NV WIN ~
= oi eles4at household furniture, this FIR ,ay Al.
70 noon O'Clock, al house lj2 West 2lst 81 u.ar
IN ave. fverj descriptiou OF parlOr chAmlsr din
insGOom and nursery furniture, line lods aud bed
ding, "a Brussels and ingram carpets bedstend,,
clOkA mirrors, sofa beds, bureau. curtains shades
lounFes paintings vases, chains VI All kinds Ceutsf
and psr tables china, cut gs1s silver table cutlery,
30. No poi pOnsutut
, 1865-08-15
TAFT
Rosehill for sale.

MO offer having been made at the
1I Auctions, the undersigned is au-
thOrized to receive private bids for
this estate and if suitable to come TO
an agreement with the bidder. Less
than $1,000 will not be accepted,
this sum including all expenses eX-
cept those for the papers and the Il
per cent. to the Colonial Treasury.
The purchase sum to be paid as
follows:
Cash down, or on giving security,
in two weeks $775. The remainder
with Interest from lst July last i'll 3
equal instruments, say J on April lst
1866, ] on August LIST 1867, and the
last ] on August lst 1863.
Should no suitable offer come
forth within a reasonable time the
property will be taken over by the
leyyholdcr.
st. Croix, August 9TH, 1865.
IIEILBUTH.
, 1865-08-15
W ELL 0 M ELS
CARTE de VESTTE SALOON.

gTtIIE undersigned politely informs his
AZ friends and the public that his PHO
T~OGRAPHIC ROOMS No. 2 Company
Street, formerly occupied Ivy Miss Wat
lington, arc now open for inspection,
where he is fully prepared to execute
every style of photographs at moderate
prices. His stay in this town will be
for a very short time, therefore would
recommend Ladies and Gentlemen, desir-
ing their Portraits, to give him an early
call. His whole aim will be to please
and give entire satisfaction. Children
are taken with the same facility as grown
persons and at same price except in groups
when the price will be double.
B. WELCOME.
, 1865-08-15
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Single number to non-advertisers--IO cents.
b~ Parties DESTROYS Of Withdrawing their
subscription to the " Avis'' are required to
give three months previous notice.
Terms Of Advertising,
Approved by Government, 25th June, 1855.
For an advertisement of8lines, or under, one to
three Insertions
Small Type (Brevier) l to S 1ines.,,.$1 90
Over s lines, pr. line ............ Is
Larger Type (Long Primer, Small Plea,
Plea, Columbia:) / to s lines ...... l 90
Over s lines, pr. line ............. 10
For a line of largest Type .......,.. -
"a For l to 8 subsequent insertions, the
halt amount Of the first charge will be made,
All advertisements for Insertion must be delivered at this
Office on Mondays and Thursdays, not later than 4 o'clock ? NJ
accompanied with the CASH, as otherwise insertion will be
refused. The Postage on letters to this Office from West End
or St. Thomas must be prepaid, or no notice will be taken Of
them.
, 1865-08-15
Total $3.50, 1907 26

Balance of deposits s 47,228 06
6 new deposit accounts, viz:
Cook. 2 Minors.
9 Laborers. 1 ShOpkeeper.
IL Withdrawals amounting to.-S459 "a.
Receivers for Saturday, 10Th August 1865.
In CHRISTIANSTED:
II. E. Mendes, Esq, Trustee.
J. Kuuthsen, Esq, Member.
In FREDERIKsTED:
Geo. Walker, Esq, Trustee.
B. B. Beech, Esq, Member.
GEO. BEHAGEN.
President.
st. Croix, 14th August 1865.
, 1865-08-15

VT being desirable to near the Crcdi-
N tors respecting the disposal of the Es-
tates LOWRYHILL, PETRONELLA
and PROSPECTHlLL, belonging TO the
Bankrupt dealing of Mr.. Alexander Wolff,
the Creditors are hereby invited to attend
meeting which will be held in the deal
ing on WEDNESDAY the 23td instant,
II o'clock a. m.
Chr~istiansteds Dealing Court Office,
the 18th August 1865.
y. A. Sfakemanm.