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The whole play was received with pcals
,otlaughteri
We must not omit to Lestow n spe.
;cial paragraph upon little Miss Annie.
Her Highland fling was inimitable os
light and airy as II sylph as she moved
through TIE eye bewlderng cntanglc.
in"nt ofthc dance. At the call Of the
spectators, Miss Annie generously re.
pcatcd hcrpefformancc.
Our sketch has been thoroughly anna.
b!e---pGrmt us now to tincture it with
little ccnSure There was too much
moyinS abont and confusion in the room
and especially behind the scenes. At
times the conduct Of some OF the boys
vcrgc1 upon disorder With a pcrc2p
ton of the obstacles in the case, we
think the intervals between portions of
the representations were too long.
We raise our voice for another in
reasonable and proper time.
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Emigration TO Mexico Suspended.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 30.-Gcn6ral
Sheridan refuses. to allow emigrants for
Mexico to leave here acting under orders
from Washington He does not pre-,
vent vessels which trke no passengers
from leaving. ,f
EN Governor Rollins died here to-day,
.and'hoth Houses of the Legislature ad.
Ionrncd, in respect to his memory.
The Mississippi River is falling.
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Letter from Mr.. Stephens.

RpW of H0n. Alerandcr IT. Stcphens
to fn@tattoM to ad.lrcss the Lcgtslu
tarc on publisQ0a6S.
MmLEDGEvIILE, Ga, Jan. %, 1866.
neS$rs. j. T. JohmSon, Chas. II. Smith
and Others.
GENTLEMEN Your note Of invita-.
tion tome to address the General AS
sembly on the State Of the Country.
and assuring me that it is the almost
universal desire Of the members that |
| should do so, consistent with nv feel.
mgS, etc, was received two davs aro.
l'havc considered it maturcly; and bc
assured il | saw any good thar could bc
accomplished by my complying with
Your request, | would chccrtully yield
my personal reluctance to so general a
wish OF the members Of General As.
sembiy, thus manifested. But us it is.
S""nS no prospect of o!iecring any good
by Such'an address, you and your as.o
ciatss, will | trus'. excuse me in dcclin
ing. My reasons need not be stated
they will readily suggest themselves 10
yonr own minds upon reflection. In
reference to the subject of election of
United States Scnators,'whicl is now
before yon, allow me to avail myself NJ
this OCCASION to say.to you. anil ihrouoh
you, to all the members of the General
Assembly, that ! cannot give nv con.
sent TO the use 0! my name in that con.
n"ctiou This Inhibition of such uso &C
1t Is explicit and emphatic. I wish il
so understood ,byalI. :. As willingly os 7
would Yield my own coutraiv mclino.
tons TO what | am assured is tho ornn.
raj and unanimous wish of the T;roisIo
tw" IN tbs respect, irI saw any pros
pect a. my beiag able, by TINS yipIiinc
to render any essential service 10 m"
people OF Georgia; and, ascarnes.lv do.
srous as am'iora a speedy restoration Of
civil law. perfect peace! harmony and
prosperity throughout the whole conn.
try, yet, under existing circ,fnsta.cos 7
dnnot see such prospect ortha avoilob;li,v
ot my services to these ends in anv pub.
lie position. Moreover so Ear as | am
personally concerned, do not think il
proper or po!ticthat the election. shonld
he postponed with any view to a probo. I.
hl" change of my position on tile sph.
)cc' and do trust that no member will
give even complimentary vote. to me
IN the election
Yours, truly,
NLEXANDrR iI Crtn,,,,,,.
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hLE&ANDER ii. STEPHENS.


Lieutenant General Gram; has summoned
Inc leading Gcrcrals to Washington for the
purpose OF holding council. In addition
% hearing from them verbal accounts or
nhairs In their several departments. il Is
sald the Lieu'enant-Genera is desirous of
consulting them in reference TO The different
features OF the new army bill now before
Congress.
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iatc telegram informs us Of another no
G,uent which occurred OH the Hudson River
I'n!lrood last Saturday. Two cars, one of
WniGn was completely broken to pieces, were
preoip'atod down an embankment, and
',nree ,,m persons arc reported to have been
killed and many seriously Injured, 'o'"
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wv I'M ~ 1AT E:s % lEg:s .lEIs S.9.EaG9.'
Saturday Morning, February 3, 1866.
New Advertisements.

Sprinkle & Co, have received Il new
assortment Of Confectionery.
kctchin, McMastcr>& Co., appear in
new notices.
See notice OF Estray Horse.
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The National Banks in Now York, Masso.
ohusetts, apd,other States which have more
than their apportionmcnt OF national our.
reney. viii probably have lthe amounts of
notes which they are adthorized TO issue
recalled, ,,in pyderto effect fair apportion-
ment In the Southern States.
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inc Jackson Miss Standard says: awe
ieard freedman, few days since, object
TO entering INTO acontract with planter in
ms county, because the. latter wouId moi
aliow INN in the summer months, .in tbo
uayiime, two hours for sleep, besides thc
usual dinner hour" That darkoy was fond
of his nap. US '0n'
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Mrs II o. Ewell, wife OF the former Con-
tederate General, has proposed to sell to the
state Tennessee, for Governors resi-.
uIenceS her fpe house and grounds opposite
.ne capitol At Nashville. The price asked
is one hundred thousand dollars.
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The Exhibition.

the mrth and mcrriment, the laughter,
the sympathy that responded appro.
priaiely to the shifting scencs--the uni.
versal amiabiily that possessed all
CONFERENCE.-The prodlgality Of appro.
baton and satisfaction, we invoke all
these, to bear lis out in the assertion
that it was complete and charming
success
The opening Representations the
Bride Of The Barracks" was well per.
formed. The bride was admirably
represented, graceful easy and natural
and was successfully sustained by the
Colonel, while the drollPry of the old sol
der exhibited unmistakable aptitude for
the comic role. The tablcaux of Hen
ry Slh and his wives followed next-and
were rendered. with excellent effect
from the solemn and placid death scene
OF his first wife to tho scene where the
'''N' VI '''' '''' 'eS'S "Pou Iae brow OF
the cholcric, 'impcrious and ardent bu,
dying old autocrat The Execution
0''' ",' "oso'"'e'y uaS'c' WIN 'he
"NI Vi '"c grim cNecutnher poised IN
',''U az o''0'' 10 oeSce'''S upon tn9
neck OF the @uckless queen. A slight
'e''''''' '''9 II, '''o "'''tu"o oI Tue 'a't'r
''''"''' ''''''"n'' from l'S eject fhe
!'"''l'Se scene was eq"allT successful IN
1'"'' D'' more P'""S'nS emo
'''.S. ':. 'e"'y h'n'Seif vas done to The
NJ CLo:n'n, 49, =, '' ,,,r
-, '""'
,,., " . " ~ '"''o'
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C,D NJ. , 49,. W.
hn,,.n;.,, rma,., , 90" ''I3
'''' ''O.G'o
''o'"'''' ~ "'' 'o'"o'' opportunities
49, = '"' s''"'i' 0' wSa'q was Drought
''"' upon '''' ''"u'f 1'Sc'P"o'iit'es:
80 ''e'Nr% ~; "S II oe'''l'", WIN ap'
F'0''''0''' "' te''"l'io9 oi INC play
~ -, '''"e'" " '"e f' W"rFe 'n'
M. .:m: "'''' ''''''''.'S o"",'e1 'Mp'oaeS 'Hc
si,ion !, woshi,,n,on ta, w. C,: -
~ " "S''''5 ~" .o''' nc "'P''y
a,,l I ;"g'."' c'm M,1 P'r'"''Sl''
rh ~ 60 w 's'.""
Thn C,,n, 80 re, !. n.h; ,' '.,.'"
.,I,' " " " '"' S',''S
80 ": i'5"o', : ~ anu "a!N'
~ 'o'"' o' "
IIl 80 ., '."O,' "'o
honn,,aI, ,f r;c, , \ ''''yo'S ~
~. ",:SS ~. "''N ''"' wa" wen !
Ic,%s BIS, ,s',v, ~, W., "'' "y'' executed
dnsnr,,as - ha aon,;;a,na,, '''a' S''"o "V
,n~o. ~ ~ "'''o ." "
NN''D li"''Il'ii'
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We have received now and large
supply of paper suitable to job printing
ofall descriptions.
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- a negro was incareerated in Augusta.
us,'ior Offering 70 sell the dressed carcass
OF dog, calling y coon meat.
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brigham Young proposes to purchase two
of the Sandwich Islands and cmgrate thith-
er with his flock.
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Report of tho U, s. Revenue Commission

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3O.-Thc report
ol'the United States Revenue Commis.
SlonerS on cotton, recommends that n
tax Of five 90 cents perlb bo levied on
all cotton raised in the United States,
alter January lst 1866, and that the
tax on cotton consumed in this country
be levied uponthc manufacturer and on
that exported upon the merchant at the
place OF export, and that no vessel be
allowed to clear without u certificate
that The tax has been paid.
The Commissioners also recommend
that SO long as there shall be tax upon
American raw cotton, there shall be a.
specified duty on all imported cottos,.i
l'hrIcs ofa many cents per pound a.sY ia
I"'icd on'raw cotton. "a bill embody-
mg'the above and other recommends.
tons, IS appcndedto the report.
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Mckee,,

''A'''S ''N'INS Ni'NICb. w e learn,
from the louisville Cowicr, that Gene.
raj John S. Williams, gallant officer
n the Mexican war, left. Nashville on
tuesday last Tor that country carving
with HIM sixty enigramts. He does
not 60 there It a,strangcr, for in the ca,
pacity OF a soldier he travelled over the
grertcr portion of that country ycats
ago. He and his company will make
a valuable acquisition to the Empire Of
MaNimilan.
Other expeditions of a similnr charac.
ter have been organized at various
points at the South and while we cor.
dmlly agree with the advice given by
General Hampton to his fellow.ctiz"ns
to o'stay ut home, and bend their cncr.
gies to the rccupcration and resuscita.
ton OF their own country and. whilst
we could not advise a general system of
eXpatrlatim of the sons Of the South,
yet it is painfully. evident that there is
but little encourag cement for them to
remain. The means aud appliances, for
the development four resources, have
been sadly crippled; money is scarce,
with but little chance of an carly i'm
provcmcnt in that respect: : stock and
agricultural implements are not only
scarce, bns dear our former system OF
labor has been shattered, and the OK.
pertinent o! 4 new system has to be
made: Ill these things must have. a dis.
"onF"&'ny and depressing effect upon
the energies Of the Young and advcn,u.
rous. Moreover, coupled with this Ia.
mcntab!c condition Of affairs, is. the 10.
ll;lcal position Of the Southern States,
there being but little prospect Of am ear.
ly'rcstoration rs members of the Union.
Had the dominan, party in Congress
promptly aylmesscd in the Presidents
rconStINction policy and heartily co.
operated III carrying out. that policy, we
believe it, would have given new life
aud energy to o4rpcopln it would have
brought into our mdst'abor.and capital,
by restoring conhdpce between the
people OF both sections and, although
We hope .amd'brlrvc the President will
eventually be successful, yet the effect Of
the action of those who oppose him is,
for the time being disastrous to the in.
tcrcst Of the whole country.
On the other hand, if VIC, believe all
the reports that reach us, and from
what we generally know, of The re.
sources of Mexico, she offers a tempting
field for the industrious and energetic
young men Of the Soull. Her broad
fertile fields, those vast treasure vaults,
her 'ineXhaustiblc mines, and her wealth
and other mnumerablc resources, are
! attractions that denn6; fail to induce i'm.
migration. And in This connection, it.
is worth while ,ior the people OF. slhr
United States 70 consider whether it
would not DE better to let Maximilian
alone in his, thus far successful attempts
to regencrate Mexico, thar to carry
ont, by force Of arms or 10y any other
means, the Monroe doctrine. This
question Is worthy the grave considcra.
ton of tho American people.
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Commercial.

NEW oRK, Jan. 30.-zCotton has
advanced one cent per pound The
sales to-day amounted to twenty.three
hundred bales at doc. Gold, 4G1.
n~-I~~,o.>oep--
= Aspccial despatch to the New York WeDs
says that private letter from a.gentleman
In raris, dated January 4, has been received
AZ Washington. describing recent inter
view between the Emperor Napoleon and
inc American Minister. Napoleon spok
frankly on the Mexican question, and ex-
pressed his determination TO preserve friend
~ relations with tho United States. and
sald he wished to withdraw the French
troops as soon as he could be assured .tha
our policy of neutrality towards Mexico
would be continued. IIc minated how
ever very plainly. that he would never
abandon Macmillan as long ns there was
any danger that the United Statos would,
pun down what he built up at so much ok
pense. Alltha. he would ask was, that we
should not inteferc with't present govern
ment of Mexico. .hc permanencY and Sta. I
biiity of whichi if left to ITSELF lie WAS con,
Vlseed would be secured Tho correspo;
DENT adds; II hnve,reason to believe tn,
dispatches from Mr.. BigeIow. containiu
full report Of this interview, were rocei,
ed at the State Departmen. by the last stcI
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z ]. =! =. u Z. y 81 81 rs. y u s., s., Z =
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-02-08
GEM PARLOR' STOVE.

the mos, beautiful in appearance aud :ho
m st effective heater ever inycnted
We have besides the largest and best 81.
lecie,l stock Of COOKING and HEATING.
STOVES nf fir, class patterns. in Tho CIT. Z
Al.o. AGRICULTURAL. ECHNA AtEA,
and FARMERS BOILERS Of all sil'-
Old Stoves taken in rXchange. AMI repairs
for ail kinds Of stoves constantly on hand.
At ~ tza
BIRB e. cos.
baltimore ll.u~
80 Ligh, STREET.
Baltimore
Sept. 1th. 5m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-02-08

has cured thaus ards Of
> the worst cases al BIND
and Bleeding Piles. l.
gives immediate rchet.
and effects a permanent
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-02-08
NOTICE.

/ hereby forwarn all persons from remov-
inc property OF any description. wha,s,A
ever. frnn Point Lockout and from trcspas-
sing. IN any manner uron Point Lookout
property The law wil..he ri.il!y enforced
against ali who disregard this notice
: & "A HALL
SEP III, 1875 ST:
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-02-08

SIN the Circuit Court for ST. Mary's County
sittIns as Court OF Equity.
No 81 Equity.
10y virtue OF authority vested in me. AS
~ Clerk of5the Circuit Court for St Mary's
County ,hy the Code Of Public General
Laws II this State. II is hereby ordered that
the report oi JAS I NJ Raley, Trustee in this
case. be Ratified and confirmed, unless cause
10 the CONTRARY he shown on ar before the
thnd Monday IT March next. provide,! a
copy OF this order be in>eGte,l in the Saint
Mary $ Gu:eite once a week for three sue
tt>S've weeks prlor 10 The said tlirl Monday of
February next.
The Report states the land sold for
tour hundred and fifteen dollars.
JN0 A CAVALIER, Cla. f.
True corv-Test
mo CAMaLIEE, CII,
Js. 18TH. :sl5 -Gt,
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-02-08

In the Circuit Courttor Saint Mary Coun-
ty, sitting as Court Of Equity
No. 52S Equity.
nY virtue of authority vested IN me, a
ID Clerk OF the Circuit Court for SAINT Ma
rvs County. by the code o. Pub &c Gonrrai
I,,ws" ,d this Ss..t, it is hereby OF lercd thal
the report Of Naber .F'rl. Trustee, in 'hls
case. be ratified and confirmed. unl'>S cause
to the contrary be- shown on or beiorr
the ihrd Mout[.lv Of June next; provides
. copy Of this order he insertc'! III the 1t, Ma
rvs GAZETTE, once a week for th."e successive
weeks, prlor 10 the third NJ 'hday OF MAY
next.
The report states that the land sold t"F
twcnty-nlne hundred dollars
JNO. A. CAMALlER. CIR.
True corN-T@St
JNO. a. 'tMALlEH, CIR.
Eoh ALI lSGf-3y
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-02-08
REFER TO

c. II. COLEMAN Cashier Mcchani.s
BANK J. W. .7LNUTT President Eank Of
Commerce. DIR. J. HANSON THOMAS.
snt Prcs Farmers and Merchants Bank.
RAYNE & CO. Bankers. MONTAGUE
BROTHERS. Insurance Agents
Sept.l4th. lS65-ly N.-g @w
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-02-08
l2j acres,

more or less
= Terms of Sale. as prescribed hy the De.
cree. ar" One third Of the purchase mo
ncy in cash, and the residue in equal in
stalments at one aud two years crcdit-,hr
purchaser to give lords for the deferred
payments, with security to be approved by
the Trustee. aud 10 bear interest from tn
dav of sale
When MI the purchase money shall be
paid, the Trustee will execute n Deed to
the purchaser. free. clear and dischrgcd
from The Claims of the parties to this SUN
and Of those claiming under them
JAS T. NJ RALEY.
Trustee
Feb. lst lS66-ts
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-02-08
PART Of TRENT NECK, "

This land is located in Charlotte Hall
District. in this Comfy; is the land Of
which James Burroughs died seized, aud
CONTAINS
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-02-08

Colds, EIoarSene~s, Asthma, Whoopng Cough.
Chronic Coughs. Consnlnrti n. Bronchitis
and Or M. B ing prepared from ilonev and
Herbs l. is healing. s1f,eniEG. aud expecto-
rating AID particuilrlv slIItabi' TOR s.! alice
ti.n, uf the fhroa. and i."nga. For sale by
Druggists everywhere.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-02-08
03tltc I al y Q Ill III | 55lOu
Merchants
NO. WOOD STREET.
8 .ss 1-t-
Corn Exchange Building. .
BALTIMORE

Their etr;ct personal affection viii be given
to the sale Of tirain. Tnhacc" Live Stock
And al kinds .! Farm Produce; alsu 10 ihs
purchase Of Gnano. -Groccres. far"!in. lm,
p!snaeaE, &C., Sc, a, loves, ash pi-
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-02-08
C0LLECTOR'S D0TFCB.

- Yth" County Comm ssloners for S, !.
- M.ry's County
Old:red, that Il. Alexander Clarke. 3
Collector of State and County taxes 10 the
2nd Election District of Saint Mary's
Comfy, cause advertisement, expressing
the names Of the following tracts or par
GELS of land. the amount Of taxes due
thereon. together with the names Of the
pc. sons chargeable with the same, to te
inserted in the Saint Mary's Gazette. a
newspaper published in Saint Mary's
County, once week for and during four
weeks. notifying that. unless the S,ate
and County taxes due on the said lands
shall be paid to the said Collector. within
he space Of thirty days after the publics-
ton ofthe notice aforesaid is completed
THE lands aforesaid, or snch parts thereof
as may be necessary to raise the sum due
thereon. shall be sold to the highest bid
der for the payment Of the samc.
/ One tract or parcel Of laud, called and
known by the uame Of
"CLlFTON FACTORY and COMES
CHANCE"
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-02-08

, In the Circuit four' tor 9attls ha'F D
,y, sitting az Court Of Eqnity,
No IS ". Equity.
T9Y virtue nf authority vested IN '''. a.
- Clerk of tl,c Circuit t"Hrt l"r Sum -''
ry's County hy the 'C"ir OF f"''',e-'' ~ -
a,,b;. Sat-, il IS hereby or lcrcd that
tie ep"rt cf James ) Downs; iI"5'ee ~ ~, '"'"
case he ratified and confirmed, ni.'">s eau.
10 the contrary be shown on or before ''r
third Monday Of June7 n"X', pf"'h'ru :"
copy of this order be i"Sf'' IN 1 tie ,,>n. >'In
Mary's G,t-ctie once week l"r thicc s''' e.
.,,.s ,.cL ,rrvj,us. TO tie third Monday
o. May next .,,o
JNO i CAVALIER, C'k.
True copy--Itst: w
JNO. ~ CAM .Al-lt.k, VI X.
Feb Sth, l965--5~-
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-02-08
BlBB g. co..;

ID E-lMPOVED OLD DOMlNlONC COOK.
- STOVES especially adapted to Tho,
wants Of our country friends, burning either
coal or wood, very durable and quick in i,x
operation. We are Enw selling at reduced
ra:e., We would Also c-I special attention
10 our celebrated
, 1866-02-09

posed to be carried forward to the credit of the
reserve fund far exceeded that OF previous MALT
wears and, therefore, e.should be glad if the
Chairman would inform the meeting if the oil
roctors had settled upon any definite amount,
hevond which the reserve fund would not be
incrpasad-Th Chairman said his own opinion
was that as long as they continued to make
sncb large profits so long should they continue
from time to time to increase the reserve fund.
Hear. hear.) He thought that with the in
crease of profits the reserve fund should be IN
creased. n4rj 0aasu. The reserve fund was
their mainstav-their sheet anchor, to meet
anv emergency that might arise. (uear, hear)
The report and balance-sheet was then re-
ceived and adopted unanimously.
The retiring directors were reelected.
The Chairman stated that there were two
vacancies to be filed up on the present occa-
sion. one caused by the death OF their very val
liable director, Mr.. I. Naghten, who during his
lifetime had done much for the bank. 1t was
nronospd to fill up that vacancy by the election
IF HTr w Rennie, who was formerly a manager
far many wears of one Of their branches, and a
vprv efficient officer, and, therefore, he tho
ronghIy understood the business of the bank
OF late wears he had been a member OF the
housp Of MesSrS, Cavan, Lubbock, and Co., and
was perfectlv familiar with the trade IN the
VS. Indian Islands. As the house of Messrs.
Cayan, Lubbock, and Co. did not now exist.
Az Bnnnie would have ample time to attend
70 thn business of the bank (Iear, hear.
Mr. Ppnnie was unanimously elected q direc-
tor me Chairman said that it was proposed
r. fiji mn tbe vacancy caused by the retirement,
ram iu..hpaIth of Mr.J. 2. Elm, by the election
of Mr.. j. Hnnrjques, who wasa considerable
nroorirtor, and had been one Of their auditors
R,oP n,a,,, yasrs. 7Tr. Hanrioues would prove q
1.ary mEaEI director. inasmu4h as lie had been
, 1866-02-09
Notice.

YTWHEREAS the Estate of Mrs. Chs. J.
EM KoEFoED has this day been made
over to me, as Executor testament, by the
Dealing Court, | have decided that the
sail Estate from this date be put IN Liqul-
dalton, under the joint administration and
supervision of Messrs. N. B. S1MMoNDs, E.
B. SIMMONS and VIC. CARPENTER, who
Jointly hold my power of Attorney in my
said capacity during my absence from this
Island.
In consequence whereof no debt or claim
from and after this date can be contracted
for account of said Estate.
St. Thomas, 1st February, 1866.
2. SAM. NJ. TRAVERS.
, 1866-02-09
Notice.

VlEE the Undersigned as joint Attorneys
Ma of Captain SAML. NJ. TRAvERs, do
hereby authorize Mr.. VIM. c. CARPENTER,
to act as Liquidator in closing the Estate
Of the late Mrs. MARGARET I KoEFdtD,
deceased, and to sign in that capacity from
date.
st. Thamas, End February, 1866.
NJ. B. SIMMONDS.
Z B. SIMMONS.
w. G. CARPENTER.
, 1866-02-09
NOTICE.

gTHE undersigned having this Day pur-
a chased from the Dealing Of the late
Mrs. MARGARET E. KoEFOED, deceased, the
stock, in the Saloon, Billiard and Bar
rooms, & Provision Establishment will from
this date, continue the same for his own
account, and respectfully @soIicits the pa
tronage of his friends and the public as
hitherto.
st. Thomas, LIST February, 1866.
VIM. c. CARPENTER.
, 1866-02-09
ECONOMY!
lain & palatable
Food

From the 1st of next month bachelors
and families can be provided with dinner
at a cheap rate and with good and paIata-
BILE food
A pint bowl of soup and one dish, with
out side dish or bread, will be given at the
rate of 81. so per week. Meat on Sunday,
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday the
other days fish. Should side-dish be re-
quired then the price will be two dollars
per week.
The pint bowl Of soup with meat or fish
proportionately is considered a portion.
Punctuality is required and payment
must be made weekly.
For full particulars enquire at the Print
ing Office here.
Christiansted, 9Th February 1866.
, 1866-02-09

Bank at a meeting on Monday the 18th
Inst. 2 o'clock p. m. at the Office of the
Institution to take in consideration what
proportion of the Surplus Fund of the
Institution could be appropriated for the
relief Of the sufferers from the fire on
the night of the 9Th Instant.
9th January 1866,
GEO. BEHAGEN,
President.
, 1866-02-09
acknowledgements

Wet b~ekjendtgi6res herved at Gouvcr-
" nementet har t~iIsriIIet underte9ucdo
Foged Listen over ubetaite Skater til Co.
lo~nialkassen for Aaret 1864, med Ordre at
r~eaIisere de skattepIigtige Eiendomme, saa-
fremt like Snatterne og EXecutionsom-
kostningor ere betalte linden Udl0bet at
dennc Manned.
Frederiksteds Foged Contoir, den 3die
Februar 1866.
G. &aTGGggv.