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Supervising Architect
PROPOSALS FOR suRaLAR PROOF Z "a SAFES y g..
Sealed proposals. Win be receissd Al q sapsr,s
n AEsh y u s1 az IL sn BSa
safes and ysS required By hs Treasury Dsparmsnspror
and be obtained ~ application TO this
furnished 3. sai mus: Ss put 81
tractor without EXTRA charge.
The safes be dsuvered and sst up within
bic time from order their place Of destination,
perfect condition. and The locks must be In perfect working
order whom the safe turned 70 the proper officer
The bids superficial foot measured on the outside
ssS Ss S0ir ass:
on expenses (except bosr Of The services
a the place where the safe
10 be nut upwil be for All bids must BE-
comPsnd By The boPd q person. 10 the sum
II awarded hhs s1oenoy Of the security 70 be cert
6ed the Collector Of Internal Revenue Of the district
bids deemed the interest Of the government 70 do
bid will be considered that docs not conform the
requirements of this Advertisement
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for Safes and
Vaults and be addressed W
Supervising Architect, Treasury Department
ISAIAH ROGERS,
Supervising Architcct
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FINANCIAL.

EROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-NEW YORK,
" July 81, l866-Notice is hereby given that Ave per
cent penalty will be added Isl OF August next on
unpaid water rents. T. b. TAPPEN, Water Registrar
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 81 1866.
THE TURF.

FASHION PLEASURE GRoUND-TROTTING, ON
H. Tuesday August at 3oclock r. NJ. Match for $500.
mile heats best three In i've In harness. H. Classy names
Little Mac OSetl gray mares Fox. General Corooran.
JOSEPH cROCHERON Manager
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AMUsEMENTs.

NEW BowERY THEATRE.
IN GRAND SUCCESSFUL RE-oPENiNg
The Irish Drama Of KATHLEEN MAlOuRhEEN.
great hit New Scenery and Bril'ant Ensets
THE DRAMA OF THE BUSH RANGEhs
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A UCTION NOTICE.-MORTGAGE SALE OF ELEGANT
"A and costly Furniture, this day (Mondayl at l01a
precisely the residence SO Waverey place.
Fifth and Sixth comprising large variety Of psrlor
Dining Room and Chamber Furniture elegant rosewood and
black walnut Parlo Suits covered in the richest descriptions
Brussels and Ingram Carpets but little used Also one
with four round full octave containing all
the ode improvements $500 Stool and Cover costly
On Paintings Mirrors Lace Window Curtains marble top
Centre Tables Bureaus Bedeads pure curled Hair Mat
tresses Easy Chairs Sofa Beds, Extension Table Silver
Ware Clocks, Cutlery Crockcry Mantel Ornaments. &c
This sale is peremporyone seldom met with In regard to
extent and variety CHARLES YOUNG, Auctoneer.
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

CfGAR MANUFACTURERS ARE REQUESTED TO Ex.
~ anime 6ne lot Of yuelta de Abao Leaf To
Racc2 and ners which s for sale by JOSE EN-
'Oou8 N SANTOS. " Cedar strvel
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EXPRESSES.

BURNuAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS. -FuRN1.
"A. turo families moved. city country psnofortes,
furniture bored and shipped furniture stored OGce lis
West Eleventh street, near silsh avenue
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DAwNBRoKERs TICKETS BOUGHT OF DIAMONDS,
Watches Jewelry silverware. Musical Instruments Dry
Goods Clothing 40 Money advanced diamonds Watches
az. l2D bowery. 0rHud street. vy stairs
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Union COURSE LONG IsLAND-TROTTING.-THE
~ closing OF entries Purses advertised
70 close at Lafayette Hall inst postponed unt
further notice Entries to the remaining Purses numbers
2, and viii close ut . T. NJ. the Slst inst
SHAW WHITE, Proprietors
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CARAT0GA ASSOCIATION.
THE SECOND ANNUAL
RACING MEETING,
Commencing Monday, August7,
And continuing the nve following days.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
NEW YORK LIQUOR DEALERS SOCIETY "A REQ.
Metropolitan Rooms l Hester street. Tuesday evening
August 1865 At o'clock. puDcua attendance IL re-
uescd business OF Importance Will be brought before the
Society for their action By order. J. II. WILLIAM Vice
President JOHN ROGERS Recording Secretary
NTOYTCE.-A MEETING OF THE CORCORAN IRISH
IN Legion Monument Association will be held at the Me-
sropoltan HOTEL - M Monday 3ls inst. BY order
j. p. McIvOR, President Association.
Tros. DUNBAR, Recording Secretary.
TyENssELAER POLYTECHNIC INeTTTUTE, TROY, n
tY-The Forty second Annual Session Of this well known
School Of Ennssrng and Natural Science win cormencs
Information may be obtained At D. Appletons bookstore
New York, or from Prof CHARLES BROWNE, Director
Troy, ny.
SPECIAL NOTfCE-TIIE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED
- TO United States Treasury Notes. OF the issue
werS stolen from the In tho Office OF Howard Co
Exprcss the village Of Troy Pa on tho night Of the 18th
All persons Arms and corporations hereby cautioned
against receiving negotiating the undermcntoned notes
pr bonds all OF the same were stolen ana ths company
claims the right the possession OF said notes aud
bonds whenever and wherever they caa lind the same
Thirty 80 United States Notes. so EACH numbered from
l6S7N 10 l63766, both inclusive -
Ninety 80 United States Notes Of last issue SlU each,
uumbefed from 259, 828 TO 2o9 oil, both inclusive
BY FREDERiCR LovEJoY, superIntendens
july 20 1855. COZ Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa
THE MOST ASTOUNDING oURIosITY-TBE YOUNG
champion OF the world who loves his enemies can be
heard at Copper Institute, Monday evening, July VI at
O'Clock Tickets with book Is cents be had II Cooger
71, 522 f63 and &22k.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.


States, and looking after cotton tobacco &C. 40.
count for the dsneresed patriotism Of many Of these
applicants.
RELEASE REBEL PRISONERS OF WAR.
In accordance with the direction Of Lieutenant General
Grant all the wounded rebels confined the Old Capitol
to-day released taking tie oath OF allegiance
Elk THOUSAND REBEL OFFICERS READY TO TAKE The
OATH or ALLEGiANcE.
Over sx thousand rebel officers below the rank o1
major, prison of war have made application to tako
the amnesty oath and be discharged.
coSTRABASDs RETURNING TO THEIR OLD HOMks.
large number of conrabands who followed the Army
Of Georgia TO Washington have made application 10
turn TO their former homes.
THE RICHMOND AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILROAD.
Some weeks will be required to repair the railroad
from Fredericksburg to Richmond The rails, for O d@
tance Of ten miles taken by the rebels 70 repair,
make roads in other parts Of Virginia
ARMY OFFICIALS ENTITLED TO RECEIVE NAL MAT.
TER FREE OF POSTAGE.
Much msapprehenson exists in regard to tho applica
ton Of the law which provides that certain officers of
the government may receive mail matter ocsi hes
ness free of postage Especially do persons the mili
tary service frequently address documents Of import
ance to medical directors hospital authorities pay
masters and others, to whom the cannot he deli.
cxcep, upon payment of the regular rates OF post
age. Such payment Is often refused, and hence this
class OF papers constantly being sent TO the dead etter
Office, necessarily causing much delay and cmbarass-
ment In regard to the disposal to be made OF them,
as it is often difficult to find the eenders.
BY the act of March 3, 1868, and that Of June l.,
1854, the following only connected with the
War Department entitled to receive correspondence
free The Assistant Secretaries Of War the Adjutsns
General the Quartermaser General the Inspector Gene,
ral the Commssary General of Subsistence the Pay.
Gen the En- Sur
ra the Colonel Of Ordnance the Provost Marshal Gene
ral the Commissioner of Freedmen the Judge Advocate
General the Commssary General Of Prisoners, and tho
Chief Clerk Of the War Department
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The RumOred Alabama Conn
plicatiOn.
Lord Palmerston to be Cues
toned on the Subject.
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
AMERICAN SECURITIES IN EURUPE,
SC, Sc, &C.

The steamship North American, from Liverpool a.
haif past NJ the 2sth, via Londonderry on W."
e6h OF May arrived Off Father Point at half past nino
o'clock yesterday morning She was boarded by ho
news boat Of the press and summary of her nows OBJ
tained which is day later than that published IN the
HERALD yesterday.
The Prince OF Wales his visit to the Great Eastern,
already noticed in the Hee,LD, was accompanied BY
Lord Lyons, Sir Edward Cunard, George Peabody and
Cyrus W. Field The Canadian Commissioners.in Eng
land and numerous distinguished telegraph officials were
also present
The work Of placing the cable the Great Eastern 10
going actively and is pretty certain that she viii
start in the early part Of July, accompanied by tho
British frignte Terrible and another British steamer.
The steamship Bavaria, from New York, arrived at
Southampton the 18th u
The stesmship Scotia, from Now York, arrived NJ
Liverpool on the 2oth nit
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Th. .,,b.mr,s pepredsttops. q.

The following published in the HpALD yesterday,
but with important naccurary The word "compen
cation being previously transmitted instead OF com
pulsion -
The London Ooi says:-The question OF pnyngt ndom-
nifty for losses by the Alabama's depredations has
reached unpleasant point Tn reply TO tho Washing
government the ar sh Cabinet has intated that Il
s intended to pay these damages and thai ntcrns
tonal law is on its side The rejonder from Washing
ton aludes Ia compulsiOn.
IL u added that the statemonts OF this eccentric
To- rna have emily proved far less less reliable than
they used To b..
Several journals deny the rimors a. TO renewal or
the demands by the United States government for tho
dcpgedtions OF the Alabama, and fay the matter rests
where Lincoln lett H. RI Walsh 10 question 10 ord
of the 10Th ult
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cal fact Of the abolition Of slavery, together with lie nu
merous trains OF important consequences such as the
destruction Of the prepondeance Of tho large planters
oppose the extreme radcasm Of that class who would
the negro TO his own detrment and the ruin Of
the country above his normal condition as the working
consider the Calhoun doctrine OF State rights,
with its logical c0nseq and seces-
sOn-as forever decided against by the issue Of the
present conflict We will avoid the bitter and malignant
spirit which present distinguishes the press in dealing
with whose magnitude at least should make them
respectable; and will tone OF kindness and
moderation, heal possible the wounds
which have been inflicted In the long and terrible ssSe
now 20 fortunately ended
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The Latest News.

The Latest News,
CINCINNATI, June 9, 1896.
The Cincinnati Cbmmerciaps Chattanooga despatch
says-Leadng Southern journals contain editorials
deavorng 70 reconcile the people TO lose their slaves
providing that they benefited by the order Of
things
The Columbia South Carolina) PAasip complains that
that State Is with robbers and horse thieves
preyng upon what subsistence and property have been
LEFT the unfortunate citizens
Large quantities cotton and tobacco are being brought
10 light in Montgomery, Alabama and brisk trade 10
being opened.
The steamers are running again between there and
Mobile
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Tbe N~xIenu Panic.

The London StDs city article Says :"In the course
of panic the I'D and 2id ia Paris and the French
To the Intentions of the United States
government in relation 10 Mexico, nsidorablo orders
for cotton rapidly transmitted 90 England in tho
belief that with the United States not impossi
Bile Tho reapuring articles which have since appeared
In the French journals have had tho effect Of putting
stop to the unreasonable panic.D -
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Tho Veterans OF the Fourth Army Corps
Under Marching Orders for Galveston.
CLuvsIASp, June q, 1885,
The Cleveland LEADERS, Fourth army corps corrcspon-
dent says that the veteran organization Of that corps Is
under marching orders for Galveston, Texas, via New
Orleana
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
Reorssntnation-Its DiaicuItios.

me people Of Virginia feel natural opatence for the
aoraton Of civil law and government throughout the
pa and are eagerly awaiting the development OF Cover
80 Tierponts plans Since his arrival In the capital the
Hvernor has been chiefly occupied In receiving visitors
- conferrng with delegations OF prominent citizens
rSn different sections OF the commonwealth He will
rsn1lemen, and avail himself Of ssy useful an ggesop
y hich they may have submitted The djffouties nre
pted and questions involved Ia the work OF rebabita
Don complicated enough TO Justify tho delberaton
With which thcy treated by the Governor II would
~ extremely unfortunate he 10 take any important
sep In wrong direction and therefore, he will proceed
~utiously with the task before him, and when he has
ssscrmined upon the course ~ be pursued be will an-
,unce mature and well dgested plan OF reorganization
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The Emperor II stili absent in AlgerS.
The Paris ourse opened Dat on the 24th but afterwards
improved the rentes closing nj 67f. SIC.
The Pore that letters from the Sultan ~ Turkey
had handed 10 the Empress accepting the decision
Napoleon In his quality of arbitrator upon tho sosz
canal question.
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Hon. Charles Hale, United States Consul TO Egypt
having requested the several consulaes to symraibise
In gen raj mourning for the death OF President Lincoln
Il arranged that for days the coors of the
various nationaes should be hoisted 1T half mart
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The British community Of Constantinoplc have pro-
scncd address Of sympathy TO the American Minister
on account Of the assassination OF President Lincoln
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Commercial Intelligence.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LoSDs, May 20, 1895
Consols closed NJ eo1 eoT for money.
Tho weekly returns OF the Bank OF England show an
increase Of bullion OF f276,000.
The OF discount has been reduced by the bank 70
four per cont
AMERICAN srocxs
United States hvctwentics 67x; Illinois Central
shares 10 o TOY; Eric shares, b2H a53
satterthwaites circular of tho evening Of the 24th
ult Considerable sales have been made ~
continental holders OF United States nvctwontcs 70
realize the large profits which have accrued The bonds
Offering have been readily taken for shipment TO New
York the relative price there being six 20 seven per
cent above London prices Railroad shares arc active
Illinois shares nrm At IS 7bh while Ere shares on
sales by holders, who bought them at twenty per cent
below the current quotations have given way ABOUT one
dollar, closing at about o."
LIVERPOOL NARksTs. .. go.
CorroS.-sales OF the week l0s 600 bales, inc'oane
n 600 bales 10 and 600 bales 10 eSporters
The market opened buoyant AZ an su'ahce VI AZ y Ia
per pound ON American aud I'D Nd on other descrip-
,,ops cIosipg however with downward tendency.
Tho ,sies .olav fFriday) we're only 5000 bales, The
msytoa ciosns dun and unchanged At the following
quotations r.;x x,ay,sro
o, ...,,.,..,,,,l7d 16kd
Mobile, ,.............s ,,yyIS
oe.naS s,ost Of cotton in port bales including 5000
bales Of American -. ....o.
nRs,isrurrs The brosdsturs market Ia very dpnL
PRoyB1oSs provision market ohs'
steady.
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The Fsslins I'm south CsroIi...

d y
1he following extracts from letters received from spe
the most influential former residents OF this sectio1
n1cate the change Of sentiment and disposition TO yie,t
slkky TO che altered condition Of society here. IL Is
sure step In the right direction II cannot be long before
harmonious action between North and South must DO tho
ssult Of such scntim ents:
We are now ct the beginning Of q new era. Society,
sftcr the suoverson OF many OF lie former principal
sements, is just commencing 10 mould itself In new
tsris, and to assume new phases. Nothing hereafter,
either politically or socially bo exclusively southern
yh 10 st the same time moral forces set In motion by
conquest, can 40 entirely oberae ancient preu-
siess ss TO make everything exclusively Northern.
We win boldly sud honestly recognize The axcd p9ut.
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Mails for Europe.


Tho steamship China will sail tomorrow for Liver
pool Her malls will close sr tho morning. bu, sho
will, not sail Until nine.
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soconns since the port opened 70 the public and
old friend Jones, her energetic owner entitled 10 tho
premium
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nIRsr oLEARANcE.

,IFf0m The Kewbern Timcs Nav 2o1
The schooner Jennie Lind, Ireland. master cleared
from this port, with cargo for New York on Saturday
This " lbe fret schooner that has cleared on prvae
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Miscellaneous.

from the Raleigh Progress May 10
inoussnus OF our citizens doing what they have
sNorn 'housand times they never would dotaking the
oah ana expressing their Willingness TO live sgain under
10 not.s this return Of common sense
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The Visit OF General Sherman" Cor
poral Toms" Military Career-Exami-
nation OF tho Cadets-History OF West
Point-Expected Arrival or General
Grant, de.
OUR WEST POINT CORRESPONDENCE.
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States, and looking after cotton tobacco &C. may se'
count for the dsnterested patriotism OF many Of these
, 1865-11-21
AHA lSakAs~Sa1AS
St. CrOiX Races
WILL TAKE PLACE ON
Saturday Both December 1865.

THE CARLTON CUP, value 500, added
to a Sweepstakes of $25 each, halftorfeit,
for Ponies under IA hands high 1l2
lbs. each-4 lbs. allowed for every inch
below the standard hei9ht-Winners of
any public race previous to carry 10 lbs.
eXtra-one mife-heats.
THE ST. CROIX STAKES of $50 each,
half forfeit, for 3 years old 1913 lbs. 4
years 40 lbs 5 and upwards $50 lbs.
To start at the Bridge and run round
and in-heats.
THE LONG POINT STAKES of $25
each, half forfeit, for 3 years old 1913 lbs;
4 years old 14O lbs. 5 and upwards $50
lbs.-Last half mile-no heats.
THE SELLING STAKES ofS5 each with
$-added by the Fund, for all Ponies
under IA hands. The winner to be sold
by auction Immediately after the race
and the surplus over the selling price for
which the Pony is entered to 90 to the
Race Fund. If entered to be sold for
$3.50. to carry 112 lbs. $50 to carry 100
lbs.-$100, 80 lbs.-$8O, rs lbs.-$5O,
GSlbs $50, GOlbs.-O mile-no heats.
THE SCURRY STAKES Of IS each, for
Ponies under IA hands high that have
never won a public race-From the
Bridge in-catch weights-no heats.
The entries for the two first races to
take place on the race course on Saturday
the 2nd December between 3 and 5 P. NJ,
when the Ponies for the Carlton Cup must
be shown and measured by the Stewards
or by whom they may appoint, and any
objection as to height or weight must be
there and then made and no other weight
be entertained. The name, age, and colour
of the Horse or Pony, and the colours to
be worn by the riders, to be declared at
the time Of entry, and half the Stake to be
paid at the same time.
The usual conditions must also be sign
ed by each person entering a Horse or
Poney.
WIN. PEBBLES,
A. DAM, Stewards.
VIM. McEVOY,
, 1865-11-21
The V
Is EDITED BY HANS HATCHETT;
AMI PUBLISHED
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
for the P~TOnriptrcSS

ll lhG L
Tsrms Of SuJsuiption.-Six Dollars per an
mum, payable quarterly in advance.
Single number to n -advertiscrs--1O cents.
Say- 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 of8linos, orunder, one to
three Insertions
Small Type (Brevier) l to s lines 49,. 81 90
Over s lines, pr. line ............ l6
Larger Type (Long Primer, Small Plea,
Plea, Columbia:) l to lines ...... l 90
Over s lines, pr. line ............. 10
For a line Of largest Type .......... ~
~ For | to 3 subsequent insertions, the
halt amount of the first charge will be made.
Ali advertisements for insertion must be delivered at this
Office on Mondays and Thursdays, not later than o'clock p 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 he prepaid, or no notice will be taken OF
them.
, 1865-11-21
NOTICE.

THE undersigned offers for sale on
easy terms the fast sailing schoon-
er MAGGIE" coppered and cop
per fastened, in perfect order, and
with first rate accommodations for
passengers.
For particulars apply to Messrs.
Roche Bros. & Co, Basin or in
West End to
ROBERT FLYNN.
st. Croix 18th November 1865.
, 1865-11-21

Il t the ANNUAL MEETING Of PROPRtETOrS, held on
= the Goth October, 1865, BERNARD HALL, Esq. Chairman
Of the Company, III the Chair, the DIRECTORS REPORT for
the year stated -
fh" sm 5oS fire to premiums for the year G115,2SJ
That i6 s' Life Policies were issued m'Or. &3O4,7S7
That the New Life Premiums amounted GS,OJs
That the Life Income was G27,756
Aad tmt u}aodrds Of 81 per- cent Of the en-
tire Me- Premiums had been added to the
Life FHH&.
That the Subscribed Capital amounted to 4 1,ss3,9oO
That the P~idup Capital was &1SS.399
And that the Reserve Funds amountodto &f45,63S
THE LIFE BONUS of this Company averaged 46 per cent.
of the Premiums paid, in some cases rising to 865, 20, and even
10 per cent. Substantial benefits have therefore been conferred
On its Assurers, and rs the Life Liabilities are valued on the
principle of Net Premiums, assuming only 3 per cent interest
Qhe outside epeRSes chdrgeabet to The Life Department for the Gene.
rat Management Of The Company being specially limited By the Deed of
Statement 10 10 per cent Of the net Life inconG-there is every rea-
son to expect equally good Bonuses in the future.
HOME AND FOREIGN FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCES
AT RATES AS MODERATE AS THOSE OF OTHER
FIRST CLASS OFFICES.
The Directors invite applications for Agencies.
The undersigned is prepared to issue Policies for Damage by
Fire on favourable terms.
N. OMALEY,
Agent Queen Insurance Company.
, 1865-11-21

BEG leave to intimate to my
friends and customers, the arrival
of my vessel "HANS," with an as
serted Cargo, of Dry Goods & Pro
visions.
st. Croix November Is, 1865.
j. BALZER.