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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-26
TO TAX PAYERS

w /. rs 10. OpecyIcs 1UreS.--AuaDrOfypi StS,
apothecsres, aucsioneers, bakers, bankers, billiard
room keepers bowling-alley Keepers, brewers, bro
kers, butchers, carters cattle hx lers circus exhib
itors, commercial brokers, commission merchants,
draymcn, eating house keepers, inn-keepers, Jug
elers, lawyers, ivery-stable keepers, pawn bro
kers, pedlars, photographers (which denomina-
ton includes all who make for Gale pictures Of any
action Of light; physicians surgeons tobacconists,
and lin generaU a dealers, by wholesale or by re-
tail, in liquors OF in any other things, arequred by
law to register their respective occupations or cali
ings and pay the prescribed specific tax thereon at
the commencement of every A. D., to wit: On the
LIST day OF January in each year, no matter how
shortly before. they may have registered in pre-
ceding year, within such further time as is al.
lowed BY the Tax Commissioner, unless the busi-
ness itself be commenced after snch time is elapsed
i'll which case the registry must be made and the
( pecl6c tax paid at the time Of beginning tusi-
ness. In my district, the time first appointed for
this year has been Cat my request, for what APP
peared sufficient reason, enlarged by the Tax Conn
missioner SO that any Person not yet registered for
1868 may sill register and pay the specific tax in
but not afterwards, save only where the business
itself is commenced after that period. The penalty
which the statute mot mere departmental rcgula-
tionl imposes is q doubling Of the tax for the first
failure, with like accumulation for every thirty
dayscf continued failure.
Z. As to 1dres on Quarterly SAFES or Rcccipts-
The tine prescribed for making returns Of such
Der, 1864, has been, in my district, Tin like MAN
ner,} enlarged by the Tax Commissioner 50 that
such returns may be made TO assessor before or
on the LIST day u February next. but not after
wards. In case Of failure hereir> the statute re-
quires the whole tax on The quarters sales or re-
ceipts to be doubled After the returns have been
made and the taxes have been assessed thereon the
latter may be paid At any time before the 10Th Of
that month February that il to say, before or
on, but not sitter, the 9th Of the said month. The
statutory penalty for failure in this aso is Doubling
Of the whole tax on the sales or receipts
Z No further extension Of time will, believe, be
granted with reference to the taxes abovc-nen-
toned The registsies, returns and payments are
TO be made In the district where the business is car-
RED On Mydistrict comprises all that part Of Kich-
m0nd city which lies between Sixth and Foul tenth
streets OMces for receiving returns and payinents
and ma NJ registries HIe At the southeast corner
3 of M1tn and Seventh oereste. :
.as3. l1@0 1dxfs IHeoSess and Salaries eE 1854
The time Il new come for making returns Of them,
which should BE- done IN The districts wherein the
tax-paye gs neepertiv ely reside.
WIN. GREEN, District Collector
ia 25-t9hFeb Elesentk Virginia District.
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RICK DWELLING. AT.THF

RICK DWELLING, ATTHE
ID SOUTHEAST CORNER OF TWENTY
FOURTH AND l. STREETS, AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY, 27th January, at IL o'clock NJ, we
win sell, upon the premises, the DWELLING
located as above, and occupied by Mr.. f.. Brian.
It has four rooms, kitchen with two rooms, well
Of water, and a good garden attached. Ths-lot
FONTS fffy-two feet, and runs back one hundred
and twenty-five feet to wide alley. Immediate
possession will be given.
This property may be treated for privately be-
fore the day Of sale.
TRIMS: At sale. The purchases to pay the taxes
for 1865. GRUBDS & WILLIAMS,
la24 Auctioneers.
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QAl11uo PxesoHs THRouGHrHs LINES.
b ordae a HE Provost Marshal, Joseph
z,usAissnan 49, arrested yesterday If
tuSn lnd eepnuaitted to Castle Thun.
81 n charge Of carrying persons
ouf lines and aiding in their
o. Icy while On the route. thinner.
oni1 . Battimorean, but for the past
TO 9 thrsp years has been engaged in
1lllac liquor ID this city.
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By Robinson, Adams & Co., Auctioncers,
(coruer of Ninth and Main streets.)
By Grubbs 4 williams, Auctionee1s.

" A LII A BILE FARM OF THREE
Y HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ACRES,
WITH FINE IMPROVEMENTS, AT POWIIA-
TAN STATION, on THE DANvILLE ROAD;
ALSO, STOCK, CROPS, &C., FOR SALE AT AUC-
TlON.-On TUESDAY, January 3lst, at IL O'Clock
A. NJ, We will sell, upon the premises, the FARM
formerly owned by DIR. r. N. Hudson, situated as
above. 1t contains three hundred and seventy
acres-one hundred and seventy five cleared, one
hundred in original growth, and the balance in
cond growth pines.
with nine rooms, including basement; large barn.
stable for fifteen horses, large kitchen three quar-
ters cOrn-crib smohe-house, ice-house and school,
house all OF which are in good repair. There is
also zine young orchard.
Thirty bushels Of winter oats and sixteen bushels
Of wheat have been seeded on the farm.
Possession Of the greater part of the premises at
1t is rarely that desirable farm is now offered
for sale, it being good land. with superior improve
ments, and located at station on the railroad
which affords facilities for communication with
Richmond twice day.
After the sale OF the FARM, we will sell the
STOCK and CROPS thereon, consisting Of
HORSE,
COWS,
5 HEIEERS,
CORN,
OATS,
HAY,
WHEAT and OAT STRAW,
FODDER,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &C., &c.
TERMS: At sale.
Purchaser to pay taxes for 1865.
Persons wishing to attend the sale can take the
morning train at A. NJ. and return in the evening
at 5. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
ia u Auctioneers.
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TRRAsURy DEPARTMENT, =
CONFEDERATE SrATRs OF AxkRlcA,
RIcnMoND, November %. 1864.
NyUE HOLDERS AND OWNERS OF
COUPON BONDS AND CERTIFICATES OF
STOCK issued under the act OF August 10Th, 1861,
redeemable after the LIST days Of January and July,
1864, are hereby notified to present the same Tor
Treasurers, or Pay Depository Of the Confederate
States, funds having been placed in the hands OF
those ocerstor the purpose Of redeeming said bonds
and stock No interest will be allowed thereon after
January lst, 1865 g. A. TRENHOLM
de 7-eod2m Secretary of Treasury.
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by Redwood, Phillips & Co., Auctionee.s,
No. 81 Main street.
By Davenport & Co., Stock Auctioneers,
(On3ce corner Of Cary and Thirteenth streets.)

By Davenport & Co., Stock Auctoneers,
t0face corner Of Cary aud Thirteenth streets.)
nN FRIDAY, JANUARY 9th, at II
" o'clock M, we will offer for sale, at Office
corner Of Thirteenth and Cary streets, the following
s5o,00O North Carolina per cent. Coupon
Bonds,
$1,000 Virginia Skies, long dates 5
100 shares Bank Of the Commonwealth
Stock,
$50 Gold Coin,
5000 Bank Notes,
&tO0 Sterling Bills,
so Sterling Bills,
so Sterling Bills,
500 Sterling Bills,
600 Confederate Securities.
ADDITIONAL.
Is shares Bank Richmond Stock,
100 shares Merchants Insurance Com.
100 shares Old Dominion Insurance Com.
100 Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company,
5000 Montgomery Coupon Bonds.
ALSO, z
400 shares virginia and Tennessee Rail.
road Stock.
ALSO,
30 shares Bank Of yirgiuia Stock,
8 shares Union Misunderstanding Com
pany stock, s--s 8
10 shares Traders Bank Stock,
$4,000 Seven.thirty Notes,
$4,000 Eight per cent. North Carolina Con.
pom Bonds,
$4,000 Six per cent Amelia County Coupon
Bonds, Ave years;
5000 Virginia State Stock (ncw),
and such other stocks and bonds as may & brought
: jas 40 Is n ( MO ! Co. Auo,ion.e~
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NON-TAXABLE BONDS, FIVE
n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OAN.-SALE CO.:.
made for bonds at the established price If hun
dFed and thirtyve dollars md interest, under cr-
cumstances that entitie them to favorable considers
alton, It has been determined to continue the sale
at the above price until further notice.
Agents for the sale of these Bonds are instructed
10 act in accordance With this order and the atten-
ton of disbursinS ofceraOf the GOVERNMENTS par.
hcularfy called to it. g.. A. TRENHOLM,
p2-ts Secretary Of the Treasury.
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TE VIII OFFER FOR SALE Ar


WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE. AT
y wv OUR AUCTIOM-HOUSB, No. ia MAIN
STREET, on THURSDAY, the 10th. instant, -
general assortment d GOODS. WARES and NER-
0aIANDIHK, comprising
sgs GROCERIES.
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
skssa FURNITURE,
COOKING-STOVES,
TINNER'S TOOLS,
fs~-s LEATHER,
.ss WRAPPING PAPER,
SAND PAPER,
WINDOW GLASS,
COTTON YARNS, -
EMPTY BOTTLES,
Aiot Of second hand TIN CANS,
very superior CORN CRUSuER,
YARN SOCKS,
And many other aztfDles.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
BOOKS.
All O. clock p. NJ. we will offer nice selection
Of BOOKS. Those wishing to avail themselves Of
these opportunities will send their consignments in
carly. EOUlS, SANDERSON 4 TARB,
ja24 Auctioneers.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

VALUABLE LITTLE FAR III OF
FIFTY-SEvEN AND A HALF ACRES,
WITH FRAME DWELLING AND OTHER
BUILDINGS, THREE AND A HALF MILES
BELOW RICHMOND, NEAR THE NEWMAR-
KET ROAD, FOR SALE PRIvATELY.-We
cfer sale, privately, the aboye-described FARM adj
Joining the lands OF George D. Peasants and others,
and near the farms Of George Turner and Thomas
l. Peasants. About forty five are cleared and
in good condition, fifteen Of which arc now set in
clover and herdsgrass, and about in good
new. WITH Ave CONS. shaded bv aon;ii e osi
There are also a kitchen, smoke-house and stable,
q well Of good water in the yard, and young
orchlfd. It is we'll adapted for q market garden.
Price, 81, 500.
Apply to GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
ia 25-3t Auetioneers.
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4 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT
IL FOR SALE.-We offer at private sale ONE Of
those beautiful LOTS attached to the cottage for.
ms1ly owned by Mr.. W. r. Richie, on Ninth, near
one hundred and thirty feet to alley twenty feet
vide, and has upon it some Emo shade trocs and
choice shrubbcry.
This Is decidedly the most desirable Lot IN the
city new in the Market and should attract the at
tention Of those seeking choice property.
For terms, apply to
- 81 GR0BBs 4 WILLIAMS,
ia 25-St so Aicti0neefs.
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E1OTICE To HOLDERS AND own

In E1ES OF FOUR PER CENT. REGlSFEkEll
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER ACT OF FEBRUARY
II, SG4.-Ncticc is hereby given to holders and
owners Of four per cent registered bonds, issued
under act Of February II, 1861 that theinteret due
on the same to LIST January, 1865, will be paid upon
presentation Of the bonds, at any time after LIST
proximo, to the Treasurer, Assistant Treasures or
Pay Dcpositaries named below. It is impracticablc
to prepare schedules for the payment Of interest On
these bonds, as the number and amount Of those
surrendered in payment Of taxes have net been yet
ascertained e. A THENHOLA,
Secretary 81 Treasury.
Treasurer at Richmond, Virginia.
Assistant Treasurers at Charleston and Mobile.
Depositaries at Raleigh and Wilmington, North
Carolina.
Dcpositaries at Charleston and Columbia, South
Carolina.
Depositaries at Savannah and Augusta, Georgia.
Depositaries at Tallahassee, Florida, and Mont
gonery, Alabama.
Depositaries at Columbus, Mississippi, and Hous-
ten and Marshall, Texas. de l6- eod2n
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IN TUESDAY MKT, IL 3lst m
slant, = 70 e,sisek. xAll 9 ss,d stssuon. .
1000 racknsss Aan = 1900 snoce
A ma Up n 1901, ard very choke;
aAon mounds Smoking 1pbaccuy
.1&0o0 choice florida Cigars
l0.O00 yards Georgia Osnahurss
Loco yards Georgia eheeting, 81.
5000 pounds choice Sugars,
loo wards Adhesive Piasters
Bufstonc, 81
epool Cotton, Army Shoes,
I;sses' Inaia Rubber Shoes,
reArl Buttons, &C., s&o,s &c.
EXPECTED ~ TINE:
i.ano eupesior uata
90 dosen Spool Cotton,
$50 pairs Ladies' Bcotines,
: cases Gcntlcmcn's Boots
w. n. FOWLE, SONS 4 co.
Goods received for this sale up TO Monday. the
oOth instant j. 70
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BY L. II. Luck Z Co., Auctionecrs,
mo. s6 Main strcct.s


WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
w for cash only, a large AMI general asscrt-
u,snt Of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNI-
TUBE. v. man, ns%s !: II in s,1 h,prr
swAsIIsTANDS,
CABINETS,
WARDROBEH.
BEDSrEADS and BEDDING,
BLANKETS,
COMFORTS, -
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
IS new heavy BLANKETS,
I lot f1ne SfLvERWARE new,
sHUCK and COTTON MATTRESSES.
COATS,
- DRAWERS,
TINWARE,
GOLD WATCHES,
SILVER WATCHES,
LadlessCLOTH CLOAKS,
HORSE BRUSHES,
+ SHOES,
RIFLES,
PISTOLS,
6 fine MAHOGANY CHAIRS.
ja26 L. II. LUCK & CO.. AuctionccM.
By Robinson, Adams & Co., Auctioncers,
(coruer of Ninth and Main streets.)
WE WILL OFFER AT AUCTION,
w on FRIDAY MORNING NEXT, tho eth
instant, at 10 o'clock,
500 boxes Manufactured Tobacco,
q barrels and cases Smoking Tobacco,
II boxes Eegalia Cigars
ALSO,
GROCERIES,
LIQUORS,
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS.
Particulars in special notice on morning Of sale.
Consignracnts solicited.
ROBINSON, ADAMS & CO.,
jae4 Auctioneers..
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By Tardy Williams, Auctioneers,
Corner Cary and Thirteenth streets, Richmond, Va
Dy James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer.

TWO LARGE STABLES AND A
II LARGE VACANT LOT, ON EIGHTEENTH
STREET, FOR LEASE AT AUCTION.--Will be
leased out at auction, for one year or more, on
THURSDAY, the 26th instant, on the premises, at
II o'clock NJ, the two large STABLES recently oc-
cuped by Mr.. Roach, situated on the north side of
Eighteenth, between Grace and Franklin streets,
and the vacant LOT adjoining, fronting on Eigh-
teenth street about one hundred and fifty feet.
ja23 JAMES N. TAYLOR, Auctioueer.
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By Williamson & Co., Auctioneers,
mo. 1872 Main street.
ZINE FURNITURE, 4
GLASS AND cHINAwARE,
CARPETS,


'11SC io1ss IT = aa e.. Nh 4, crIrrrAwArr
CARPETS
GOLD WATCHES,
FANCY ARTICLES, &C.,
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY. the nth instant. commencing at
10 O'clock M we viii sell at our salcsrooms. No.
ioa Main strcet an assortment Of FINE FIR
NITURR &c. CONSISTING Of the following and other
ert;cics
FRENCH Jenny IiYSA and Cotfaae Bedsteads.
Marhle.tnn Cabinets &
T,rhIe.ton Parlor. Timing and other Tables
Nahoo.rv wardrohcs. =
Psior Tsno.scat ard other chaira.
1saati,ar Dods
1I.;r ga sh",. Ar.4trc.sa.
n,.;i.s ''s- a--A~A 1A-''
Ssans.t,
Rc1saors ''
P;liovs
~ $500
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777 7r7FE =
go :! - 4! RsArsaL ~ rs1sssacs i
llen e RIs1idset Dssis
= 4 m ~ - ~
b = 49, nsxf - 49,
''.'..... go !. : . 6 estiag "a
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By E. B. Cook, Auctioneer,
tho. 10 Main street..


HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
III SCHOOL 21,. looks T TOBACCO; &C.; For
instant. at 10 o'clock, will sell. at my store. .
Mahogany Sofas, Cabinets,
Wardrobes, Washstands,
Dining and other Tables, Chairs,
Bcdsts&ds, Feather Beds,
Mattresses, Blankets, SC.
An excellent assortment of School Books and
1s ,' saan9isy Of pns Smoking Tobacco
Envelopes, Writing Paper, &c.
Cooking, Parlor and other Stoves.
WILL BE ADDED:
4 pairs splendid Satin Brocatelle Curtains,
set very rich Damask Bed Curtains,
% Linen Bolsters and Pillow Cases,
20 Linen and Cotton Sheets,
AZ Linen Covers for sofas and chairs,
very handsome Black Silk Velvet Cloak,
L very handsome Black Silk Basquene,
very handsome Plush Cloak,
Saratoga Trunk,
Bonnet Boxes,
Get silver-plated Walters, Ice Pitcher and Cob
Several Gold and Silver Watches, .
I Velvet Tapestry Carpet III feet by II feet},
Velvet Tapestry Rug.
1 JAS E. B. COOK. Auctioneer.
By Tardy Williams, Auctioneers,
Corner Cary and Thirteenth streets, Richmond, va)
A UCTION SALE, BY TARDY &WIL-
IL LIAMs, CORNER OF CARY AND THIR-
TENTH STREETS.-On THURSDAY NEXT,
the 26h instant, commencing promptly at o'clock,
we will offer at auction,
Manufactured and Smoking Tobacco, {
10 bales rs DOmestcs,
10 bales Cotton Yarns,
bales Osnaburg,,
80 kegs Nails,
10 bags Black Pepper,
boxes Tallow Candles,
IS sacks Salt,
barrels Lampblack, and other articles.
Consignments for the sale solicited.
r. w. KERsRE, Aucioneer. ia %
, 1865-11-07

tain schooling for their children, from others very satisfactory REPORTS
are sent; and the governors, almost without exception, state that crime
is diminishing in the islands. In fact, crime of an atrocous character is
very rare indeed. The negroes are guilty of a great deal Of petty pill
fering, and they are also regardless of truth; but, happily, drunkenness
is not one of their prevailing faults; nor are they given to deeds of
violence, or Of deliberate vilany. They are a merry, ~lghthearted, and
kindly people; somewhat shallow and thoughhess, and with the faults
that come Of that character; but docie, orderly, and peaceable.
We must now conclude. We trust the reader will agree with us in
thinking that the facts of the case prove, First, that if emancipation
might have worked better, had due preparation been made for freedom,
this was the fault, not of the aboltionists, but of the planters. Secondly,
the lack of labourers has been very troublesome in some localities, but
has not amounted to q severe grievance, has not arisen from the indo-
1ence of the negroes. Thirdly, that the crash OF 1847 and the ensuing
years was not caused by emancipation; but was caused by the fall in
the price of sugar, consequent on the Act Of 1916, and the concurrent
events.
Each of these propositions is of Importance. But the two main
conclusions which are enforced upon us by our investigation are these.
ruin. The other, that under free labour and free trade they are rising
to wealth. Under slavery and monopoly, the labouring class vas mise
raby and was perihing miserably. Under slavery and mono
poly, the owners Of the soil were reduced to the greatest
pitch of distress. The state of affairs which had arisen under
this old dispensaion had rendered a crash some day inevitable.
But when once that blow had fallen, and the old things had passed awav,
and the new things had come, then the inherent virtue Of the principle
of freedom became manifest and it is now working out the most benef-
cent, the most astonishing-what q few years ago would have seemed
the most inc edible-Tesults Wisdom has been justified Of her children.
Seeking only to do the thing that was right and nobe,-seekng not to
please herself, but to do justice,-EDgand set free her slaves. It is
plain that but for that measure, her colonies would have sunk to ire
tievable destruction. It proves now that by that measure, she has set
them on the way TO happiness and prosperity that not only are the
unparalleled, but that our own trade with these island is becoming of
higher and higher value. They are yearly ennchng us more and more
with the wealth of their fertile soil. Instead of being the plague of
statesmen, the disgrace of England, they are becoming invaluable pos
more sgnaly that to do right is the truest prudence, than the great deed
Of emancipation. - =
The path of duty was the way to glory
, 1865-11-07
J.. N. NJ.

And in her dealings with the negro race, both in the West Indies and in
Africa, England having only thHsted for the right has already begun
to ind the wisdom Of that course. The fight for freedom has been
fought amid great dhcouragemepts; for a time there were heart-breaking
drawbacks to the success attained. But it has been fought with a good
courage. And now The spread of commerce and civilization in West
Africa; the happiness of the West Indian peasaDty; he improving
agriculture, the extending trade of these islands lie cheering news
winch governor after governor is sending home of their thriving state,-
such is the reward, to herself, as we'll as to them, which England is
reaplng' from a generous, sef-denying, Christian policy.
, 1865-11-07
TO the Editor of the st. Croix Avis.
SIR,

SIR,
There has been no Ice in this Island since
last Saturday morning complaints have to our
certain knowledge been lodged with the Police,
but, we fear, to little purpose, as previous com
plants have met with no attention. Since the
death of Mr.. Koefoed, the present contractor,
Mr.. Carpenter, has played with us as he liked,
sure as he seemed to be of not being fined for
his shortcomings, having, it is said, a certain
parsonage deeply in his books. There is only
2 months for Mr.. Carpenters o n'ract to expire.
and it does not appear likely that he will now
give himself any trouble about it, since he has
all the time done as he liked,-unless he is now
given a serious lesson. And as no notice seems
to be taken of private complaints, the subscri-
Der is of opinion that publicity, and if of no avail,
publicity again, may have some effect upon our
rulers. Let the contractor at last be fined
heavily, he richly deserves it.
FRIGIDUS.
9TH November 1865.
, 1865-11-07
gnmmnnitatinrs
To the Editor of the st. CrOix Avis.

SIR,
1t has afforded me high qualification to notice
in YOUR columns of 3rd instant the tribute of
respect paid to the memory of Counsellor Ogaard
and [ do most cordially join in bearing my es-
timony to the amiable, honorable, and noble
qualities of the departed, SO eloquently describ-
ed by the Author of the biographical sketch of
his life, which will be read with deep interest
by all who duly appreciate his benevolent and
upright character.
In rendering my thanks to the Author of the
Sketch,
remain, respectfully, yours,
AND. LANG.
ELIAS Retreat 5th November 1865.
, 1865-11-07
r N CONDI-
TIONS OF AT


The Bank receives Deposits at
Interest on the following terms and
conditions, viz e
THREE PER CENT. PER
ANNUM for Deposits ~repayable ON
THREE MONTHS NOTICE.
N.B.-The Bank does not receive
money for Three months ON
LY, except by special Agree
ment.
FOUR PER CENT PER AN
NUM- IN Deposits for NOT LESS
THAN TWELVE MONTHS, sub
ject to Three months notice of with
drawal.
N,B.-f the Deposition wishes to
continue such Deposit at the
, 1865-11-07
SoIoataI q3aa4,
October, 1865.

DECEIVED in the Helene Catha-
IN rine and for sale by the Under
signed: An assortment of PROVI-
SIONS and DRY GOODS.
Bassin, October 3Oth 1865.
PETER LASSEN.
, 1865-11-07

same rate, notice must be Civ
en- at least Three months pre-
vious to the expiration of the
Twelve months, or other long
er term for which the Deposit
may have been made, and a
new Receipt taken for a SINH
lar period of not less than
Twelve months, otherwise it
will be held as a Deposit re-
payable on Three months no
tice, and at the lower rate APP
plicabe to such Deposits.
INTEREST payable Half-yearIy.
N.B-ALLN NOTICES must be Civ
enin writing, ~andtNTEREST
CEASES when the notice of
withdrawal expires,
, 1865-11-07
I'll Minde ON

Til Minde ON
Cand Pharm. Carl Larsen, d0d i Pto. Cabello
d. lode Oct. 1865.
Hdle med Dit klare varme Blk
Venskabs Flamme Du i ALE tandte
Selv en- Ph6nix og dens Lod Du fix:
Ak, Dit Liv med Flammed0den endte!
J. N. M.
, 1865-11-07

TOR Sale ON moderate terms seve-
raj Properties with Buildings in
this town.
ALSO
a Billiard Saloon with 2 tables and
other fixtures complete, price $500.
ALSO
Schooner West End Packet we'll
found and in good order, for particu-
lars apply to
r.. J. ROBINSON.
Frederiksted 9th November 1865.
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A French paper states that the
I1drcAir Nationale made an appeal to
the public on behalf of Liepteuant
Maury, who has been completely
ruined. by the American war, and
whose health is such, from ovel-work,
that it will not allow him to attend to
the wants OF himself or his family. A
Committee, it is stated, representing
England, Russia and Holland, has
been formed in London, for raising
subscriptions on behalf of Lieutenant
Maury. France, however, has not yet
participated in the work, but it was
only considered necessary to make an
announcement of the facts to promptly
fill up the omission.