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ID IOHNOND, FREDERICKSBUR0 AND Pc.
H TOAAC RAILROAD,
TO TRAvELLIBs GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY. tsupday Q. m. sxcepted.)

TWICE DAILY. tSunday .. m. sxceptsd.)
The quickest and most direct route 70 Richmond,
Va and the South. via the Potomac ~H-
steamers frem Sixth Street Wharf,
Warrington, to ASuia Greek snds0
Richmond, froderfcksburg and Potomac Railroad.
low entirely completed from AQuis Greek % Rich
moDd We, connecting there With trains the Rich.
BopA and Pstsrsbars and Biehmend and Dsnviile
Railroads: for Petersburg, Weldon, Whmingtsa,
s sssisish Srss.sboro'. Salisbury. Chsri cite and
steems!s Ksyport and q Vanderbilt lssvs Sixth
Street Wharf daily SUNDAY morning excepted) q
8 % O. m And , m. and arrive in RichmonA q
fHR0gGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS.
1lfty Niles Shorter and ~ Hours Quicker than
any other koute.
Be sure and get Through Tickets via AQUA
Greek and IredsrtcksburG, 70 Nohmond, ct the
COMPANY Once, corner Of Psnna. avenue snd oth
street. or on board q the boats. Baggage checked
through.
Onnibusses and Bassass wagons will bs In
fsadiDs.. g eorysy 1.sssnssrs and baggage BE-.
Passengers By this line pass By daylight Mount
Vernon: and may have IN opportunity Of visiting
ssvsfsi battle aslds nsar JrsasEicksburs b. stop.
Breskfast and sup On board Of Steamers.
GEO: 1ATTIN0LY. eupt., Warrington, D. O,
MATHEW CLARK, Agent ws.hiHston.
bpJU 0eneHAl Passenger Agent,
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ECRET DIsEAsESI
SAM ARR FANS GIFT,
SAKARITlNy Gift

THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED,
YES, A POSITIVE CURE" for
GONORRHGA, GLEET, STRUCTURES &c.
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury.
Only Tea Pills TO be Take. TO Efed Cure.
They are entirely yesetsblei having no smell nor
Jure the stomach or bowels Of the no.t delicate.
from ~
q the University Of Psnnsyly snis enc Of the most
Let those Who have des paired Of GETTING cured or
euIS sry s SSsn s0fssA MaRITxS srf hsr'
Gent :, sail 81 II sl:n :. sp''op
BLOOD BLooDri BLooDLll
s.rlsSSlEsz it, asS IL 11o:
+ tn.
most lstsnt. certain and eneetuai repedy ever pre-
scribed 10 reaches and ersdcatee every particle Of
the ss. s
edy and be hesisd. and do not trsad Lie Il 70 your
posterity that for which you may regent In sfssr
DO not prsfAIRI
ROOF &ES aTss o,
win remove every yestiss Of impurities from the
'''''T Pis All s all the bad sii e HsE
.,.; s &: SScr r And p
happily adapted in Gloersted 6teru: IN LsI %o:.
thee, In herring down, F.!lins q DE Womb, do
Seat by express. Price 81 Is Ssr bottle. ~
sAMARITANp WASH
Il, in Of yphis used in CONNECTION With the
Boot and Herb juices.
The sfhcsey Of these remedies 10 alike .ckDovL
ssdssd y ph{sicisns and patients. They are used
WHAT THE s sYsss Ess sAa n RE sAnAs
apOsr HOspIrlI. Ronr Ma Halffnore
S.s n;1s %
that have used them With Judgment, discrstisn,
And and nsy: n SpDS them 70 my
their eempesition, h.ve the fuIls.t sonddsacs q
their siesey and .: far e my ass OF them extends
i''''nn'nd them ''!e%sEfEFhrp Q. sowEss.
"Assistant Surgeon, 9Th N. Y. Vols"
SOLD O. yoEp S:Enss ,,sA ;s:: ss VI ssSp
SfissasD co ;Ss p s.a
T,RIIslnAlerrosses.a y nsyA Lssssu rss
..., 1,sl.ns :s 4. ; :s,. y sst :ss
0S 4rsss.sr No J. sSs sa.cssal remedy fog s.ls..
s ssss.n. TrissSsr No. sss sasir.is supsrs.dsS
s: as:.ec: e; e: q S.Ps,i.: 0SSss:, As TIi:;:
q nd Il o:4 sS:
sssS preparation rs :. ii. for. q MOTT .sr.s.
able Iosenee. Secured from the cGecta~ pf cltmaes
md changes Of atmosphers, in ds casss ~ - eeohs
or four - oeess In one for %, and fn " eesess
thus saving %. Divided In separate 4oeee - EDS
Hinistsrsd 81 valDsaa, eallaaapds. bosH. b.
Wholesale and retail By Dr.. BARROW. Ho. lee
IS !: s:s 40 q 3. D. fioRp 10 sso r. ave-.
corner 18th u. eeleS0
rHHAP HOUSEHOLD GOODS SELLING AT
THE FOLLOWING PRICES:
Pillow osses % cents, Dra.srs snu
Green Window Shades 80 ceno
Plates and cents sacn
Sinele Bedsteads 3 ~ -
Single II AIR Mattresses %
Double Hair Mattresses loo
Wash Basins Is and - cents eesh
Iron Wash Stands 50 enc % cents
Wash Boilers, Bathing Tuoa x,
Gomez Pots, Pewter Pitchers, WATERS
Fsiyeankv and Druggist Scales
And large assortment OF other arucies toe nu-
n B'V Z Il all descriptisns bought, ,sld and
sos 9th street, uextt TO
.n,s,m Penpsylvsbfa avenue.
TAKr NO MORE UNPLEAsAET AND UH.
II ssfo vemedtss for unpleasant aud dsnSeroSs
SisssseS gOe HELMBOLpp EXIRAOT bu
GHU AID IJpR0v1D BOSE vSeb
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THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WAsBINaros
PHILADELPHIA AND HRW YORK.



Train. between x %.sH,ss1Os Me-; s Va: l
Leave daily teGosSt sunday % 10 I. n asd $50
, FOB NEW YORK. changing cars 1T PhiIsdsl.
Le.ys daily Except Sunday ss HIS .. m. and
FOB PHILADELPHIA,
Less Ave daily lescsDt Sunday Ut 10 and HIS ..
n.' ''0 . !" and %; ON ? SUNDAY u
Leave for New York and Philsdelphis st $50 D.
Sleeping cars for New York On Csc ,. u. train
es sssGn :. Ii
n tn: d,y e yell E: q the new Once in the Amer
Sese.en ana stS u, .s1.s: f'nn'''n'' '''a''
See Bsltinore and Chic Raiiroad sdyertisenens
iSr sSnsduis sssys:n Washington, Baltimore, An.
W.P sMITH, Master Of Transportation.
% s-sf Gro. 8. ko6STE. Agent, " s.Eisssss.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA R ROAD
70
train: win run between v Washington and Is Hs
csni. train: g ssd fioS ::
follows: ~
Leave washingto. daily except Sunday ct sls
.. N and arrive At Lyncnburg at s.& p. m.
Leave Ly nehbure 1t ;! .. N, and arrive at WASH
'ns'0n 81 30 EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leave Washington daily uncludine Sunday n
8 10 .. m, and arrive at Lyncbsurs At 90 .. m.
Leave Lynchburs at $50 D. n, and arrive q
Both trains make close connections at Lynchbc-s
for all points South and Southwest, and st Wash
First class sleeping Cars will be attached 10 the
This road is attractive. not only for q. comfort.
able hut for the fact thst il passes
Ne new historic locsss Of E:ri.s Bull
pepper, Orange and Gordonsyiile, places Of imper-
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT LUMBER.

~
C1i0 Qsa'ts'mS,.s'.oees, DEPOT Of wa,I..s.e..l
Sealed proposal: will Se reesived 3. This a ONCE
i Hnt hs 1uSeSa,. a nay "a Iss a y O'Clock
Lumber, Of the following sizes and descrip tions,
,se &C. ssss ineS "a
TO- 900 feet "a inch Oak
SSsS ises ss 1i Se Oak
g coo feet inch Oak
i Is Il &. ; ,Isss f s;sss,z,
"a 600 feet inch Hickory
' ss.SSS feet sss. , n ID ,iss R, S'h
ZOO zoo f fee: s inch A Oh.
q 800 fest :: inch Pine
5000 feet inch Pine
1900 feet finch poplar.
The above is a very superior lot Of well. seasoned
COT 9 To%pi!n: H.. %ssrssrn 20 sss' n
s ,h 81 Lincoln Depot, about one mile east Of
Bids win be received for the purchase Of 10 100
The undersigned reserves the right to reject
.n1 Sd; g., Should they be sSn'id . too 0.
upcn OF o. bd DC snd p4sr
Within tssn day. sis:r sSs prsDos. &C.
Proposals sbeuld be signed With the bidders
sss for tbs III. q
B1t. Maj. Gen. and Chief ousrtermsster,
my3l5t Depot of Washington
chief QUAB1ERMAsrER's OFFICE.
~ Df R;.smoEs y or yM,s ss IA.
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received ct this
office until the 18th instant. at IL for fur nish-
ing the United States Government with the fol-
lowing supplies, viz:
GLASS I.-l,00U cords Of Merchaptable HARD
GLASS SO oc bu.hel. OATS, in sacks,
go tons prime TIMOTHY Hay: baled.
CLASS SO tons clean BYE or WHEAT
CLASS 1."STATIONERY, in such quantities
CAP, FOLIO POST, NOTE. BLOTTiNG. and
ENVELOPE PAPER, ENVELOPES, Ivarious
sizes MEM0kANDUM,2.4 4, and Quire BLANK
BOOKS: INK. IArnold's Fluid, D and INK row
DEB. WAFERe, SEALING WAX, QUILLS,
TkPE EREHsssRsL LEAP IA RpHNSIEs nSEsIc
Propot sls will be made for each class 8. paratey,
and must dssiEn.ts the articles in each class pro-
The wood. hay. and straw will be subject to in.
spection on delivery. mples Of the oats aud the
articles In class must accom- pany the pro posals
All supplies to be delivered 90 the o. g. Quar-
termasters at Ricbmend and Fort Monroe Is they
may be required, free Of expense to the Govern
Ment. to be paid fer on delivery. soon there.
The United States reserve the right to reject any
or all proposals which may be deemed iucompat.
fble with the Interests Of the Government,
WILLIAM l.. JAMES,
Breyet Brig. General and Chisf Qusrtermastsr,
my o-td Department of Virginia.
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RY J. O. MCGUIRE 1 60, Auctie pser,.

LING HogSSs AND LoIs ON NV ylR-
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May IA. at six
o'clock, Oh the premises, We shall cell, Lots and
8, In ii. b. -Sweeny's subdivisi OF Sausre SS6,
fronting about 70 feet on New Jersey Avenue, near
street north, and running through 20 81 street
houses, we'll built, with side lot . each, and viii
be sold separately.
Terms enc half cash; residue In six and tvelye
months, secured upon the property. Oonveysncing
at the cost of the purchaser.
Sale peremptory.
If the terms OF sale are not complied With within
one week from day Of sale, the property viii BE- re-
sold at the risk and expense Of the defsultIg par
chaser or purchasers.
JAMES FITZPATRICK,
Executor Dominic Ooarov
my ii dts j. @. MCGUIRE 90 Ancfs
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LIMITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS

Okee ofAssi.tast Qxartsvuaster, $50 G. a.,l
WoshtRgtos, %. c.. April Is, 1855.
un Ssi,a rroPS; III Be- received e thi. ONCE
from the United States Of ali the Iron Work for
Bridge" consisting Of the Rods. Plstse, Boits
and bowels, suitable for the diffefset spans, the
icttsr ysryins in length from eighty t. one hun.
The lIen is now stored ct the works OF the eleve-
Iand Rolling Mil Company, Cleveland. Ohio. and
detailed btu q the Irsn. and length Of the
Terms: .Cash. IN Government funds
The United States she right to reject All
bids IL not deemed advantageous.
Proposals should he endorsed Proposals for
the Purchase of Bridge Iron;"
myItd Brs,e. Major and 4. q ps M.,I.fsA
VI WAsHIyGToy, Nay 4. 1885,
Proposals will be received st this office until II
o'clSck y. on TUESDAY. Nay 18th, instant. for
70 the be.ndsry line, or 30 much thereof as the
Bisders Win state the price per cubic yard for
cutting and Milling, only that which measures most
The ssrpiu: dirt. IL sny, to be deposited where
ever the Commissioner may direct: IL IL should re-
9uire any dirt to make up deficiencies. Ii shall
direct.
No part Of the appropriation will be paid unit,
the work 10 approved BY the Cenmissioner and Az.
JAS. W. sPALDING,
my Beotd Conmissioner secoad Ward.
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II No. S26, corner 7th and d streets
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE BUILDING
LDTH At AUlTION

will sell In front Of the premises Ct 8 O'Clock D.
m ~ virtue o. deed OF trust to the subscriber
corded In Liber A. g.. No IS, felios 35a sS4 SS.
800 20. "a sud ses, one q the land records Of Wash.
following described ~ eperty lying aud being in
the city Of W.shineton aforesaid. viz: Lots mum.
Ds,eS s.sn .iS1 ~ and thirty 1 n square
Lon n.mbered ten lol and eleven, III } in square
hys hundred and nifty three, 1891
Terms: One third cash; balance in 6, ., and II
months. with interest from idSy Of sale. A decd
given and deed Of trust takhn. All conveyaneing
II the terms Of sale are not complied With in ve
DAYS eer the sale, the Trustee reserves the right
70 resell tie property at the risk and cost Of the
nrst Iurchaeer by sdyertisiag such resale three
times In the hsttonal elligescer.
ORAS. 8. WALLACE, Trustee,
my Cd 02EEN 3 WILLIAM0, Auctl.
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"AKE NO MORE UNPLEAsANT AND UB.
ssfS vsmsdSss for unpleassnt aud dsnserons
sIssSs':siH; am T isI aatSB1 hoss Wv ~
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7 ARGs SALE OF S0VERNMENT PROP

win Be sold at Nswbtrn, North Caroline, . large
commence on the 18th day Of Nay 1876 q 10 O'Clock
., m, and continue daily until all the property,
the principal classes Of which are given below are
sold
Iron and Brass Gums. Gun Carriages. Haraess,
Iron, eat, smiths. Armorers and Ssd6iers TeolS.
oid Leather, Sing Carte. Gins complete, Infaatry
Eant pmeBts Imp'en,enfs for Field and Siege Guns,
aud other articles too umerous 20 mention
Correct lists OF articles to DO sold will be fur.
uished upon APPLICATION TO this Office
BY order Of Major General A, B. Dyer, Chief Of
Ordnance. Washington. ID. O I,---
JASPER MYERS,
ag ID fmyH Brew. Capt Ord. Dept, ". A.
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WHAT TIE sURGEoEs SAT- OF TIE sAAAD-
ITANS REMEDIES.

"PosT HOSPITAL. YoRT Marshall, Baltimore,
Md Feb. %. ls54.-"I have great aAtisfsctisn In
stating that have used The bAmaritas Rsasdiss'
for veperal diseases in its most customary forms;
that have used them with Judgment, discretion,
and properly, and, have found them respond 90 my
sstfcipations promptly and eGectually. Knowing
their composition, / have the fullest confidence IN
their efficacy. and far my Of them extends,
recommend them strongly.
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"ALfRED o. B0WEBS,
s.Assistant Surgeon, 9Th N. Y. Vols. |"

Sold BY q O. FORD, corner 18th street and Penn.
svIysnic avenue Wcshineton; HENRY COOK.
XIexeplria We and by Drnggists generally.
DEeMOND CO, PhiladelDhs. kys-6
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AUCTION SALES.
@YJ. O. MCGUIRE 4 co., Auctionesr,.
QHANGERY RALR


By virtue Of dccree OF she Circuit Court OF the
District Of Oelumeis, made in tho cause Of Armand
!sa, Nav ca: :, Ne
s.ssi:ss +, q S.lI r.: SsiSsa Ss:.Sis
being Seuar: $50. This square is known for the
:, Il. 'evs: on d
Terms Of ,ale: One fourth Of The purchase money
!S.;sl.sn.: and . %oH!S: Viz is.s crest,
f. be ,sssIsS Sy .stss and ;s:eIyS
:i e :s -: sd =
si :; SESSL SsaSis SOS oS 49,:
THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN
sIsSAY 1SfisSoos.. ~ ~, :sn. T SoUI
'1 Pis: q susdi,sio. may s. oS,siasd q Il.
A sas s'0n' :s'sS| q, zseyl.s co.. A.....
ID No. s96, corner 7th and Dsts north.
kb btAs II SB Hh5
nv s. ri. IL he Has!
ssss::s "a
! north IN Square No e; Let: = and TO- on
s s S.s:s:s and street: = square No. ~ q;
avenue and Seventeenth street. in Square No. Isl:
Alss; en- THURSDAY. the nth inst, at o'clock
81 81 street aSd
north: is Square 2os Let l., in Square 2ss, q the
81 ses T.
Terms: One half cash; balance in s, la, snd Is
property. All csnvey ancing and revenue stamps
at the cost Of the purchasers. S25 to be paid on
each piece at the fall of the hammer.
my Sd GREEN b WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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OGee DeSct C6mnsissary Of Ssbsistenee,}
Wdshiastos, D. C., Nay .. 1885
VIII BE- sold st public auotaon, at the SubsiStencs
etorehouse on Wster street, in the city Of Alex
sndrta Vs., on W8DN 1oDAY, the 10th instant,
ct IL o'clock o. m, about
400 Pork Barrels.
800 Flour Barrels,
80 Coffee Barrels,
Is Vinegar Kegs, &c.
Terms cash, ct the time Of sale, in Government
funds. Articles purchased 10 be removed within
seven days frsm day Of sale. g. BILL,
my lot Major and O. g., u. g. A.
GALE OF ORDHAN0l AND ORDINANCES
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GALE OF ORDNANCE AND ORONAN NOE
y STORES AT BALTI6ORB, MD.

0Gce CaisJ Q1drterp,aaer Middle Milftayy Dspfl
Baltimore, Nd, May s, 1853 I
a, Dy order OF the Chief Of Ordnance, q. 8. A.,
auction, under direction Of Csptaia J. Mara com
handing Fort Marshail, On MONDAY, Nay a.
1855, at II m. the following described lot Of ORD!
naDce, VIE:
2,ss7 pounds, moro or less, Rife Powder, in
kegs.
stse pounds, more or less, Cannon Powder, in
cartridges, 8pounds each.
80. pounds. moro or less. Cannon Powder, in
Is "A FOUNDER Carriages and Chassis
So. FOUNDER Carriages and Chassis
642 pDunder CARRIAGES and Chassis,
48 inch Gun Carriages and Chsssjs
PurchaseIs will be allowed nve to) days fer the
removal Of the property.
Terms cash, In Government funds.
by order 81 Major General W. 8. Hancock, COM
mandtng Middle Military Department.
G. w. BRADLEY
my Ic-td Colonel and Chief OuArtermaster
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CxiO QSaste,masfes' sOHes, Depot oT Wask,sssos,l
Washisfton. ID. c.. May 5. 1886 (
Sealed proposals. will be received at this Office
until MONDAY, May q, 1856, at Il O'Clock M !,
for the purchase OF 843,9Oo feet of Government
Lumber, Of the following sizes and desert ptions,
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X GhEEN 4 WILLIAM Auctioneer,:
~ No. $50, corner 7th and atreets
ELkvEN HANDSOME BUILDING Lors
Man RGNNSYLVANIA AVENHE Ann
hUWM GREEK AQCEDUCT BRIDGE AT

~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, IN
eonseQuence OF the rain, until WEDNESDAY,
lay Is, at the same hour and place
nay 10d GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts
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NEW BOOES.-6ilbert Rusee; . Novel Adrifs
~ IN Dire; By Edmrnd Kirke, Hidden Depths
aFoy.l. May and December; ~ Mrs. Huobsek.
Tas Nssqrersfe and other Poems; BY Ssxe
Reads PoeticAI " orks, 8 vols. nev edition. Ten
nysons Poems; somerssy edition. Epidemic Cnol.
ere; its Ire atHept. &c.
, 1866-05-22
Advertisement

ggIO prevent q repetition of the outrage,
a and may add insult, TO which l
have been exposed on Thursday last 10th
instant (Holy Thursday, by two white
men from town, who at the Spring with
in 200 yards of my House, began at 7
O'Clock their shooting operations, and
when civiIly informed by my messenger,
that did not permit such, replied, that
they were doing no injury to the Land,
only shooting Birds, and very cooIly
continued at or about the same place,
their Fusillade for three hours longer,
until I presume their ammunition was
expended, of which they must have had
a large SUPPLY therefore hereby make
known, that [ have not permitted, and
do not permit any one to have such pri-
vilege on the Land of this Estate.
Eliza's Retreat 18th May 1866.
AND. LANG.
, 1866-05-22
DentiS try.

TA1EssRs. l.. LANGLoIs * NEWBERY,
lII respectfully inform the Ladies
and Gentlemen of st. Croix hal
they have just arrived and offer
their seryises in every branch of the
DENTAL ART; and those who may
require their servises will make EAR
ly application at the house of Mrs.
Brady, Strand Street, office hour
from 10 a. m. to 6 p m, terms mo-
derate.
st. Croix 18th May 1866.
, 1866-05-22

THE Undersigned intends leaving
the Island and offers for sale an
American Buggy, as good as new,
and a set of double Harness plated.
st. Croix, May 18th 1866.
T. FARRELLY.
, 1866-05-22
AUCTION.

THE Vendue Director hereby
makes known, that at the re
quest of Lawyer Cad in behalf Of
the distrainers is offered for sale by
4th Auction at the premises on
Wednesday the 9th June proximo at
- O'Clock noon
, 1866-05-22
The LAWS"
IS EDITED Ely HANS HATCHETT;
AND PUNISHED
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
fnr the IrOnriotrnSs-

fA~NNA A1r1A @A%Nb 49,
for the proprietress.
Terms Of SuJscrjptjom.--Six Dollars per an
mum, payable quarterly in advance.
Single number to on-advertisers--l cents.
Has- Parties DESTROYS of Withdrawing their
subscription to the d" Avis" are required to
give three months previous notice.
Terms Of Advertising,
Approved by Government, 25th June, 1855.
For an advertisement OFFS lines, or under, one to
three insertions
Small Tgps (Brovier) l to s lines. 49,. 81 90
Over S lines, pr. line ............ Is
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 ........,. u
- For l to 8 subsequent insertions, the
half 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 O'Clock NJ.
accompanied with the CASH., as otherwise insertion will be
refused. The Postage on lcttcrsto this Onice from West End
Of st. Thomas must he prepaid, or no notice viii be taken Of
them.
, 1866-05-22


III gj0r hened, at ilUISu Rcquisilion
af Hr. ProcUrator Cad paa yedkom-
mendc Udl@gshayercs Vegnc vii bIiyc
opraabt til SaIg we'd 4de otfentIige
Auction paa Aastcdet, Onsdagcn
den Cite Juni f0rstkommende III. IL
Middag
, 1866-05-22
Eiend0mn1en

No, l Bjerge Gade, D%ronningens
Qyarteer, tiIh0rendc Mrs. Emerson.
Conditioncrne Vile blive fremIagte
we'd Auctioncn, hvortil Lysthavende
indbydes.
st. Thomm Auctions Contoir, den
lSde Mai 1866.
L20scnsgand,
AuctionsdirecteUren.
, 1866-05-22

n T Request of the Sheriff in Chris
III tiansted, will be sold at 3 public
Auctions:
HOUSE and LOT
No. A a b in Strand Street in this
town, taken by levy for Taxes pr.
1864 from Mary Hall, viz:
lst Auction Wednesday 9th June
1866,
2nd Auction Wednesday Goth June
1866, both at the Vendue Office,
Bird Auction Wednesday 4th July
1866, at the premises,
all IL o'clock at noon.
Christiansted's Vendue Office 18th
May 1866.
j. "A. Stakemamm.
, 1866-05-22
The Property

No. l Bjergegade, Queens Quarter,
belonging to Mrs. Emerson.
The terms of sale to be seen at
the Vendue, to which purchasers are
invited.
st. Thomas Vendue Office, the
18th May 1866.
ESOScmstand,
Yendue Director.
, 1866-05-22
AUCTION.

PFTER Bcgjnring af Fogden i
e Christiansted vii yorde bortsoIgt
we'd 3de Onentlige AuctiOner:
, 1866-05-22
HUUS og LOD

No. 4 a b / Strandgadc herr Byen
tagen we'd Execution for Skater pr.
1864 fra Mary Hall, at afholdes
lstc Auction Onsdag den 6te Juni
d. A.
eden Auction Onsdag den code JIM
d. A. beggc paa Auctions Con
tOiret.
3dic Auction Onsdag den 4de JUL
d. A. paa Aastedet,
allie ON midday III. IL sIet.
Christianstcds Auctions Contoir d,
13de Mai 1866.
j. A. Stakemann.
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Emerson's Agency
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The England correspondent of the Cinein-
natl Gazette, writing from London looks over
the troubled field of continental affairs with
It's murmurings Of great war, and sees the
situation in this light: II +ss4ss4i
" There is extreme uneasiness in Political
circles here at the course things are taking on
the continent. Lord Clarendon is making
desperate efforts to secure n Congress. of Ma
tons. to prevent war in which it is felt that
It will be almost necessary for England to
have some hand or lose some interest. But
il seems that Napoleon. mindful of Eneiands
refusal OF ms proposition for Congress last
year, Is taxing some pleasure in thwarting all
OF these efforts. He will have no Congress,
now mat occasion seems to call for one. But
ne IS influenced by something more than either
the desire to wrong England, or to get little
patch OF Italian territory. In fact, he is the
weaker among them all. Standing safely on
shore. and knowing that whatever happens
II be can only keep the dogs at Washington
qaiet.-he must gain. Il is known that
Gladstone thinks it hardly possible for Eng
land to keep ont of the complication if war
arrives. Public opinion in Paris is very anx-
Ions for peace, and the anger al the Emperor
Ter his evident disposition 10 fan the fame is
greater than it has ever been, and may even
teceme threatening. One thing is certain,
that If war breaks out here, the, United States
has oRig to demapd the instant ,rith7ra,rm Of
he eRpfe az -Herico, bag and baggage, and
q must DC coacesfed. AciMer Austria mar
ttaEce coWt spare any troops from the CONT
ae9t m sart on erem. Let 4mericats mark
Nls, and tet them iratch Serdrd r.