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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-19
DEATHS.

Births. Mnyria.r, ar,d Deaths inserted rSkE. obua-
rcs, including poetry, SIX GEMS i liir.
H. St John>bury. oct. ), Mary Jane, aged II;
DC, -, Fillmore aged l4-children of Simon
aud LGdcma Stevens
In Waterford. Jan. II, Ms. Eliza Garter, wife
of j. C. Gcodenough, aged -
At North Concord, Jan. g. Mrs. Lucy W. arcd
-, wife of Rev. Lyman Damon.
Ii G.oton, Jan. 10, William, aged 23, son of
Thomas and Sarah Wormwocd. The seventh OF
the family who have died since April, and the
sixth since Oct. o.
In Brighton, Jan. 5, Amelia G. Rosc5rook,
aged a..
In Concord. Dec 30 Ralph B. Hastings, only
son Of Horace and Mary b Hastings.
At Providence, r J., Jan. 10, c. Elliott,
youngest son OF J. Il. and Lucy c. Amsden. aged
3 months.
In Londonderry, n H., Jan. II, at tie 7, ST.
clcncc of her brother, J. X. Emery, fsq, Anne
Jeannette Emery. late OF ST. John>bury.
GOOD calls our LIVED ones, but we loose not wholly
What He hath given,
They i've on earth. IN thought and deed truly
! As in His heaven
- Not upon us the solemn angel
Hath evil wrought:
Her funeral anthem IS glad evangel-
The good die not
In D,nvillr. Dec ), Mrs. Charl otte Hooker.
renct Of the late Thomas Hooker.
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POSTSCRIPT.
GreUt Fire at st. 4IbUnS.

" We 20 TO press we learn that fire
at st. Adams, Wednesday, destroyed
three or four stores near the American no.
tel III that village
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.

The Bennington Banner tells OF a girl CT
Il. OF weak intellect, who strayed into the
woods in Pownall a few days ago and was
found starved to d ath. Her brother, a
youth. died in the state prison at Windsor
the other day.
The Pennington Banner notices the fol-
lowing singular occurrences: some three
weeks since son OF Mr.. Freeman Stratton
OF this town. twelve Or fourteen years of
are. was attacked with inflammation Of the
eyes, one eye seeming to be more afflicted
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A UCTION SALE.

ty of goods in his line will sell at public auction.
at his Shop on Railroad Street, St. Johnsbury, on
SATURDAY, JAN. 20, 1866,
At P. NJ, the following property: A large
quantity of
BUGGY HARNESSES,
Of all kinds Two pairs of nice STAGE HAIR
NESSES, Plate Harness. Two pairs of Coach
Harnesses-full plated. Together with a large
quantity of Whips. Bells. Combs, Brushes and
Cards of all kinds. ONo by bidding-positive-
ly positive sale. J, F. LADUCER, Agt.
n. NJ. Johnson Auct'r 1t
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II .4"rry CH!.istnl0s.'

On Christmas eve. a pleasant party of
t'.H- people met at the house of the wild
%" siuion Burr in Lyndon. where Miss
- liz Hunter Vas presented with valua-
Dbl" sewing machine-one Of Clark patent.
Ina. The bcs! OF Heavens blessings may
eyer &cud the kind and thoughtful donors.
j. The prayer Of the gratful recipient of this
"elI-tilueu favor. LII.
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IrCH! ITCH! ITCn! SCRATCH

Scratch! Scratch! Wheatons Ointment will cure the
Itch III 4S hours.
Also salt rheu, ulcers, chiblans and all erup
tUns OF the skin. Prize - cents For sale by all drug
gists.
By senting to cents 10 W EEKS POTTER. sole agents
7u Washington street Boston it will be forwarded by
mall free of postage any part of the United States.
Oct %, le65. "
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GREEN MOUNTAIN
PETROLEUM COMFY,

All JULES UF ASSUCIA HUN.
ART. |. We the subscribers do hereby yolun.
tarily associate ourselves together according to
the provisions of Chapter Sc of the General
Statutes Of the State of Vermont. under the name
of the GREEN MOUNTAIN PETROLEUM COMPANY.
ART. ,. The business of this association shall
be to extract petroleum. or minerals from the
earth, and TO dispose of such petroleum or mir
erals. and also to purchase, sell or lease lands
for the purpose of extracting petroleum min
erals from the same. and for no other purpose
ART 3 The capital stock of this association
shall be fify-fve thousand dollars, and it shall
be divided into twenty-five hundred shares, Of
twenty-five dollars each.
Art. This association shall be located al
st. JofMsbury. in the county Of Caledonia and
State of Vermont, and shall continue thirty
years, unless sooner dissolved
st J0hnsbury. VT, Dec i. 1865. 1t
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Benz. IIutchin>On'S Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court. held AT the
Caledonia District; Probate Office. i'll ST. Johns
bury. on the 18Th day oi Jan. 4. ID. lSt6.
SOPHRbNlA HI TfHlNSON. eXecutriX Of the last vii
and Testament o Ben amin Hutchinson late of Water
ford. ia said district. deceased makes application TO said
court ir ,t i>c 10 s- the whole Oi the real estate o
si deceased. representing that the OF part OF said
real estate Is necessary for the of the debts due
from said deceased and the charges of administration
an that part thereof canUt be sud without injury 10
ih"-e interest IN The remainder thereof.
Whereup0, II l. ordered by sa! court, that said app
cation b. referred 10 session thereof to be held al the
probate Office, in sad ST Juhnsbury. the 81 OF FebTu
Ito. Tor hearing and decision thereon and 1t is
further ordered that all persons interested be notified
hereof by publication O notice vi laid application and or
der thereon three weeks successfully the Caledona
printed AT St JUhnsbury before said time If hearing that
they may appear said time and place and they
! cause object thereto.
b. the Court Attest.
SIS ASA l.. FRENCH Judge of Probate.
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-, trui in Waterford gives us the
,.aaI.a4" Of his thermometer during the
nl! snap %! ten days ago: Friday morn
e IAN, 207 below; Saturday, 20; Sun
.ay. 81, Monday. 2G; Tuesday, Is; Wednes-
l., H.
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Ephraim Jewett,s Estate.

I'VE the Subscribers being appointed by the Honora-
w BE Probate Tor the district OF Caledonia COM
>>iOIerS. To receive examine and adjust ali claims
and demands OF all persons against The estate Ephram
Jewctt, late al ST. JUhsbury, said district. deceased
represented n>Olyeni. and the term o months from
the 9Th day Of December. A. d., lS65 being allowed
by said court L. the creditors said deceased
hb and prove their respective claims before Us, give
notice. that vii attend TO the duties Of ap-
pOintment at the County Clerks Office in ST JOhnsbury
in said district tine 9Th days OF March and June next
at 10 O'Clock :. each OF said days
ANDREW +. RANKIN, lc.r,rs
sos HORACE PADDOCK, )So" -
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"ANTED..To hire Immediately, for one
w year, an honest, faithful, industrious man
and his wife-,he man wanted 10 work on farm
and the woman capable of doing the work in a
farm house, for which good wages will be given
JOHN WHEELER.
West Concord, Jan. l6. $685.
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Donation.
ADDISON COUNTY.

JIG. Wellington. recently teller CT The
bank of NidGIebury. has been eleciet; cash
Ter in place OF Hon. Joseph Warner, &c
ed
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-Johl A. DupessiS, who works for Mr..
Ia,rouu III this village, shod twenty-eight
iorse> 'aIl round" in eight hours and sew
.,ltccn minutes pointing his own nails. A
lu,. 5 work hard to beat.
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Real estate is not very lively here this
..r.h We have only one change to record {:
j.. J ). SiaS has sold his house on Sum-
m~r street to Mr.. DanfOrd Wiley. He
.llp> posse sion in May.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-19

Won't Use any Other...The last and best
the right article finally everybody likes 1t; is purely
vegeahl restores Ct hair in four weeks money
funded Ii will do every time. Three applications will
cure 81 umors Of the scalp Ask for WEBsrER's VEGE-
HAIR ISvIGORA1oR and don't take any other For
sale by ali Druggists. tljul66
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-19

They had good Sieighing in Washington
the l6th-a rare thing,
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sMOLANDER,s EXTRACT BUCKU

SMOLANDER'S EXTRACT BUCKU
Cures Kidney Disease.
SMOLANDER'S EXTRACT BUCKU
Cures Rheumatism.
SMOLANDER' EXTRACT BUCKU
Cures Urinary Diseases.
SMOLANDER'S EXTRACT BUCkU
Cures Gravel.
SMOLANDER'S EXTRACT BUCKU
Cures Structures
The best fluid extract Bucku now before the public, /.
Smoanders For all diseases above. and for Weakness
and Pains in the back, Female Complaints, it is perfectly
invaluable. Fer sale by all apothccaries everywhere
Price 81. Try 1t, take no other. BURLEIGH ROGERS
Wholesale Druggists, So Hanover ST., Boston, General
Agents tjan61t
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SEMINARY AND

Female Collegiate Institute.
Spring Term opens Feb'y u. Summer Term
opens May 10,
Send fora Catalogue or Circular
REV. SILAS f. QUIMBY,.A NJ,
Newbury VT. tSS PRINCIPAL.
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III, GALE DON IAN
,orAT, AND STATE ITEMS.

.rl..yor to make rHE CALSn"NIAN valuable
...,,.. and our friends in Caledonia, Essex and
..,rp,ies will confer great favor to Us and
materially 10 the intercs; Of the paper by sending
, ....-,-. in % lrirf. leghlc form.
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-ihr following appointments have been
y . I. oy lac trustees of the village: Surrey
e., = r,,i md iUmJer-J0hn Halves, I. l..
.l..Ji. L. I. Brown. j. NJ. Hancock, Daniel
Carpenter. :. 5. Livingston. B. F. Rollins.
t. Norris. las Randall. v. W. Mack. j.
y "a Uld. y. VI. johnson. Folice-W. W.
"ar', chief: d. Wiley. b. F. Rollins. j,
>.,,rn>, i. Wheeler, j. K. Baldwin. En-
s..,rs-Francis Walker. lSt: II. A. Alden.
II; l.. Morris, Sd; \. ;. Livingston. 4th.
&c. y. Burbank. Esq. of this place. who
Arnt west the first OF this month, writes
rom kenoSha that he just escaped death
by poisoning. Reing unwell he called a
physician. who by mistake gave him an &C
tive poison. il was discover in season tl
Save hi> lie by Il prompt use of a stomach
pIlnp. though Mr.. Burbank was not able
t. it M when he wrote his family the pres
en- week.
-NerG't Lafayette Soper, who lost a foot
before Richmond, is soliciting subscribers
IN this town for Headlcy's history of thi
G.r4t Rebellion. This work is TO be pub
..-hrd BY the American Publishing Co. al
Hartford. and will be got up in good style
contain 1900 pages and will be prOtlSely it,
,.~jratcd. All admirers OF ilcadleys writ
.l-- will want this new book, as it will
doubtless be his master work.
Although we have had tolerabie sleigh
in on the river roads in this section since
Inc list Of December. there has been toe
.'lc snow for heavy tcaming until the pas
week. Now the sleighing is complete. anC
cod lumber and produce is coming il
with a rush" Some of the farmers arr
. terrible ''Wrathy' at the vote passed in vii
. iI@r meeting last week. That vote wa:
no. intended to hit honest men, but the
cig~- Nhp Woaid bring poor widow three
i'Nr,h| ri Il cord ct wood and charge he
. IT. cord. Al The villages ask is a core
4 'or cord. and at present prices they tee
'iy are entitled TO that. Those who arr
disposed to give this will find no trouble il
riiing wood in this village as heretofore.
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HALLS VEGETABLE SIClLIAN

HAih NTNEN FIX mas pTOIed UNCN 10 be
the perfect preparation the hair Offered
the public.
is vegetable compound. and contains injurious
properties whatever.
IT RESTORE IFS ORIGINAL COLOR.
IL VIII keep the hair from falling out.
cedn>e> the scalp aud make the hair sof lustrOus
and silken
Its speldIj hair dressing
NJ person. old or youIg, should fail 10 Use #.
Ir Is RECOMMENDED USED BY TuE FIRsT MEDICAL
AUTHORITY.
ssASk for Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
and take no other. K. p. HALL Co.
Nashua, y. H., PrOpriet"rs.
For sale by ali druggists. Giog
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The Mason IL HamIin Cabinet Organs

forty different styles adopted TO sacred and secular
sic, for $50 5000 each Ftyone gold silver medals
other first premiums awarded them. Illustrated
aIogues tree AID Mason Hamln, Boston, Ma
son Brothers. New York sci, Go
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Death Of Rec. 4s0i,h Eoateiip.

We regret TO learn that Rev. Asaph
Bouteile of Peacham. died on Friday morn
ing, Jan. T.. Funeral services were held
on Monday. Mr.. Boutelle had been settled
at Peacham fifteen years, and on account
Of failing health had recently asked dis
mission. The following has been handed
us for publication:
In view of1he recent bereavement which
has removed from their connection in socie-
ty and service, Rev. -ASaph B0utc;le, the
Caledonia County Association of which he
was member. takes the tolo'in" action:
Res0lrpd. That We recognize in this death
the loss Of all earnest. conscientious. sue
cessful minister of Christ; courteous.
kindly associate: al assiduOuS, systematic,
prompt worker; devoted to the welfare
perity Of the region; steadlaSt patriot an
advocate of equality; patron and friend of
every religious charity; tried in different
capacities and localities oflabor and found
faithful in each: in whose death-full of
hope-after so long period Of service. we
recognize a summons to ourselves to re-
neved diligence in duty and increased con-
tidence in the fathtulness OF the Master to
prosper we'll the work and crown the work
er with peace and hope at the last.
Resolced. That we tender the church in
Peacham. of which ne was the last of three
pastors. who died ali in their pastoral con-
nexion, our sympathy in their aifliction.
our prayer for their profit through this at:
Fiction. and for their future religious pros.
pertv; and to the widow of the deceased
our hearty coincidence and desire she may
say. with the great Forerunne:, through al
cf our usual life and through death, 'AnC
YET an not alone.
St. bloomsbury. jar. Il, 1866.
Donation.
The people of my congregation in Shelf
field. where preach onc-haf OF the Sab
baths in the year. met At the parsonage
Jan. 1O-atteInO0n and evening-and lief
for our benefit the sum OF Sl1l ia mode
donation. All praise to the liberal donors
Il. II. BARTON.
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RACk PAY AND BOUNTY.

Back pay and bounties due deceased soldiers
entitled thereto by acts of Congress, will lie ob
tanned by the subscriber Tor reasonable cOmpen
>aton. CHARLES c. NEWELL.
East Burke. Vt, July s. 1862 2tf
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ilunncwrli'> Tulu Anndyne..-.Ther Yea

NECESSITY OF thu >i.iiid r-pt ,li.u two-i'I AID
Wen ha, II prov ~ how this necessity has been me- To
la, i TUE 81 natural "llLt" Tor al, ui SECT,
AMI oils CulN lII 10 ter al ilCIT
he ItiC. I. hy>rTIC. draytC ami 81 NItu '.III.r
inward Application, without producing any III
ia. horror !Id effects Ui opium OF preparations ul
Il. bur preparation that >Hut ii iiI i'a' Ia the
complaint. would stain ui debility behind. Fol
tooth an! ciraCh- inr GprN common sick h"!iChc,
pT The sui, monthly ucI!>ri alton distress alter
eating aim - !ulLtv II = il!r pEui Ctpn go Gel
-brttc herb from !fsa. perfectly natural III IL ''ET.
Uu.uru ~ d,t AMI o.. COLIN .vu'c l. ."- VIII bc IfU
the greatest necessity n family. Ih~ preparation
Ia most NJ! q tlc C,ulIruC. II Az huuih"r- 81!
hy II i controlled Hv thpr"U-h kuu%Ir-e uci-
and II : the wish 60! III" proprietor that II NAV BE-
accepted perfect Ii irny- hE all irre all
species iuChcry alii based most perfect laws
lIr,.-cd - Asthma !,-Ilip>' perfectly relieved
~ tIr i'IuiN he h',i illIutl- IL great i-hu'>-
JOHN l.. Ill NEW ELL. Proprietor.
P-IctiCll Chcmc-i. Boston.
prophet oi NunIr" els UNIVERSAL CrIS! Remedy
and HuIucWr.l', rCicCti, Pill
} {. Bingham AID ) Randall. Agents, 81 J"lIii>hurE
SI.d ~ Ill dealers II! medicine. ticulU
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\ friend in Brighton sends us a live
'uncriiy the 10th of January. 1t reached
alive and in good condition, though not
ny lively" owing doubtless to the tenn
prature of the atmosphere, it being about
.tdrgrees below zero when his tlyship left
land POud.
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,,ritJ L0rHtS.

I'll" person who sent us marriage no.
.- tom Eyegate neglected to give his
lm,, consequently they don't appear.
-tur Freewil Baptist society at Sutton
lave heir pastor, Rev. E. c. Heath, a dona-
.rouof $50.
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ChloSna MOhpatch, also Liver>pOt, and Ielco Ut
F"ces often very ANNOYING particularly To Ladies
light complexion ipr the isCul1rct spots show Nero
plainly the blonde than brunette; but they greatly
the beauty either and ANY preparation that viii
citrCtually them without uT the color II
turc OF the skin Is certainly a desderaium- Dr. Il. {.
Perry, who has made diseases of the skin speciality
has discovered a remedy these dissertations, which
is al once pTumpt, inidulc and harmless.
Prepared OEN by Is. e. PERRY DermaOiUgi>t, No. ~
Bond ST. New York. and for sale by all Druggists in ST
JunIl>tury Price - per bottle. Gail fOE Perrys Moth
and FreCkie Lotion. tlin66s
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Mctcorolo.ical Rrgi>tcr.--Barnct,N Vt.

Saith LotjtUdc to5ty-t,co G,yrees src,nt,ta
minDtts LonG,tH9, >cc,H'y-fcJ agrees hye ",,It-
"f,> Ucst iron, Gr,utrtoh.
, 1866-03-16
The "AVIS"
rs EDITED BY IAN ~HATCHETT;
AND PUBLISHED
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.

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for the Proprietress.
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gum, payable quarterly in advance.
Single number to non-adyertisers--1O cents
RS- Parties desirous of Withdrawing their
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For a line Of largest Type .......... II
B For l to 8 subsequent insertions, the
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, 1866-03-16

On Sunday the 18th instant, there will
be divine service held for the English Lu-
theran Congregation in this Church.
, 1866-03-16

1866.
March.
Wednesday 7Leaves Bassin for st. Thomas at
JPN.
Thursday s Leaves St. Thomas for Basin at
Friday go. 9ILeaves Basin for ST. Thomas at
Pm
Monday 10 Leaves st. Thomas for Bassin at
SAM.
Tuesday 10 Leaves Bassin for st. Thomas at
Thursday Is Leaves st. Thomas for West End
ats A. NJ.
Do. Is Leaves West End for St. Thomas
at 5 p.
Saturday II Leaves St Thomas for Bassin
with the Mail.
Sunday -. Is Leaves Basin for st. Thomas at
SAM.
Tuesday =. 20ILeaves St. Thomas for Basin at
SAM.
Wednesday 81 Leaves Basin for st. Thomas at
SAM.
Friday -. 23I
Saturday 24l ~ to Sin
Sunday -. 25I On - mp
Monday - &c
Tuesday .27IIeaves St. Thomas for Porto
' Rice and West End at 8
Wednesday I28ILeaves West End for st. Thomas
at s p. M.
Friday -. 30ILeaves st. Thomas for Basin at
s AN
Do. .J3OlLeaYes Basin for st. Thomas
at
April.
Sunday -. 1ILeavesS st. Thomas for West End
and Porto Rico with the mail.
Christiansted 7th March 1866.
JULIUS KNUTHSEN,
Agent.
, 1866-03-16

Committee in aid of the sufferers
by the fire on the 5th February
1866, st. Croix 9th March 1866.
H%Olsteim,
Chairman.
g. WillenlOes. u. Lynch.
#. HI AImOm.
w. Behagen, y. G. Brandt,
Secretary. Treasurer.
, 1866-03-16
TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN i.

during the week from 9TH March to 18th March.
Christiansted. Frederiksted. Kings Hill.
, 1866-03-16

mERSONS who have kindly sub
scribed in aid of the sufferers by
the fire on the 5th February last, are
politely requested to pay their SUBJ
scriptions to Baron Rosenkrantz at
Kings Hill or to the undersigned
Treasurer.
, 1866-03-16

T Request of Christiansteds Deal
III ing Court in behalf of the deal
ing of the late MIR. John William
Whitehead will be sold at 3 public
Auctions the Sugar Estates
Prosperity
situated in Northside Quarter Letter
B sub No. Is & 10 and Northside
Quarter Letter A sub No. % a and
% b, and
NoKthstaY
situated in Northside Quarter B No.
10, 20 & % with all appurtenances,
belonging to said dealing,
LIST Auction to be held Saturday 18th
April 1866,
End Auction to be held Saturday 2Ist
April 1866, both at the Vendue
office,
3rd Vendue to be held on the pre-
misses prosperity Saturday the
5th May 1866,
all at ] o'clock p. m.
Christiansteds Vendue Office 18th
March 1866.
j. A. Stakemamm.
, 1866-03-16
PrOclama.

n RvINGERNE efter abode Therese
Lrl Desboubes f0d Paul indkaldes
herved med Aar og Days Varsel til
for undertegnede Skifteret at legitl-
mere deres Aryeret.
st. Thomae Skifterets Contoir, den
Sde Marts 1866.
ROsemstamd.
, 1866-03-16

beliggende i Nordside Qvarteer B
No. 10, 90 og %, med alt Tilbeh0r,
tilhorende bemeldte 30.
lste Auction afholdes Loverdag den
7de April d. A.,
eden Auction afholdes L0verdag den
GLIDE April d. A, begge paa
Auctions Contoiret,
3die Auction afhoIdes paa Aastedet
prosperity Loverdag den Ste
Maj d. A,
allie ON Eftermiddagen XXI. 1 slet.
Christiansteds Auctions Contoir d.
I5de Marts 1866.
j. A. Sfakemann.
, 1866-03-16

THE Undersigned hereby informs
the public that he holds the pow
er of attorney of the heirs of the late
DIR. S. E. Grtinbech.
w. SIMMELKIER.
Christiansted March Is, 1866.
, 1866-03-16

aam mm aswsaam executed at this;OAisc
Xix PRtM IWls with neatness and des
~~@ sssfv Hs~ patch.
, 1866-03-16
AUCTION.

OTTER Begjering af Christian
C steds Skifteret som behandlende
afgangne John William Whiteheads
30, vii vorde bortsolgt we'd 3de of
fentligeAuctionerSukk erplantagerne
, 1866-03-16
ROUTE OF STEAMER
"ClaYa Rothe,"

From 9TH MARCH TO 1sT APRIL 1866.
, 1866-03-16

beIiggende iNordside Qvarteer Litra
B sub No. IL og 10 SAINT i Nordside
Qvarteer Ultra A sub No. % a og
, 1866-03-16

APPROVED BY GOVERNMENT.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-07-07
eRedl .EstQte. Brokers' 5; /.
Geo. III. Carman.l Joshua M. Bosley
: ! MARYLAND LAND AGENCY.

WE SELL AND PURCHASE on commits
! w sion, REAL ESTATE oflevery descrip-
ton, in the city of Baltimore, the Counties tof
Maryland and other States,-BORROW AND
LOAN MONEY ON MORTGAG I, ,+-alid attend
to COLLECTIONS Of all kinds promptly.aIi' y
I OUR, OFFICE iis centrally and conveniently
located, with all the appliances for thorough
and Energetic dispatch. of business; and we
/ propose to use all proper and available means
/ to present to- the purchasing public and capi-
talistg, such property,as as maybe in our ahands
tor SAFE, ,ia3s q h al anuaiad 7di .s'ofas
/, -, IF, you want to Sell q Farm, House or Ground
Rent, inform US oftheef fact, and putit on our
rPo2kFt, hea ss4e41 taaH esn9Ii 1'aam as, ,ms
Ijang. kind, or Invest in GROUND RENTS OR
MORTGAGES examine our Books before you
Do sQ o4adi h.,Taiaw How u 9i4oqetg aaF
|, Persons having business in our line are res
pectfully solicited to giveus a call, or tcommu-
/ ncate with us by letter or,otherwise.ar II
EsTto oa "a iCARMAN & BOSLEYy sgaa
Office No.5 Carroll Hall s(up stairsy) S. Eha
/ Apa6GoTner efaBaltimore and Calvert Sts.,
has Nov l8.--tfa r = H0t - toBaltimore Nd.