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New ork Market.

By Telegraph NKw YeRK, March Is.
Cotton-Dnll aud heavy and la2c lower, at 4INal
for middng.
Flour-C mmon TO inferior grades heavy aud 1oc lov
er, at 90 o. as for Extra State l0ss sc for com
mon TO gcod>xtra R. II. o., and s5Sll % for Trade
Brands, market closing dull
whisky-D and nominal at 2s77 %.
0rain-Whest dali and uuehange ed and spring 1a2e
lower; good No Milwaukee 20 andlooo bushels prime
Amber Iowa at / e, extreme Rye quiet. Barley
more active Barley Malt dull and nominal Corn hes,
and az lower, at e9aT3 for unsound and 7.81bc for
sound mixed western, both in store aud delivered oa,
dull at 3543 for unsound western IS as for sunt
do
Groceries -C5fee inactive. Sugar dull nd heavy: Gu
las Muscovadc le71a1l; and $50 boxes Hsvans at loa
Molasse. dull
Petroleum at 81 22s for Crude, and 43a4s fol
Ref ued In Bond.
Provisions-Pork heavy and Iowrr 26 Oo4aes i2ls
for closing at IS 0S for cash. GO for old
do and q 90 for prime also 1850 bbis ms % ios
April and May. sellers option. at 20 l24S26 so Bee
steady at 10 oo&20 % for plain sad % 50 q
"a 90 for nov extra Beef ham. heavy Sc o.
80 90 Cut meats unchanged at ia si2 shoulder.
and 1917 slsI4f,r hams. Dressed hogs heavy.i liz q
l215 %, ~essern and l27sSls4 for lty Bacon aa e,
l47s9i5. Lard frmer at lei4alss&. Butter quiet a,
D 4oc for Ohio and sss5 for state Cheese heavy
at l6de2.
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banks, and when that body moves again, for.
tune favor the Alexandrians and the dwellers
in the low lands, else will there be sad ruin
wrought.
Up to the quiet and ancient borough of
Keosauqua, whose prosperity hasn't been in.
creased any by the ice that made raid upon
the lower portion of the town and caused
some of the stores on Front street to be va
Gated. Here we're our friends Rankin and
Strong of our bar, attending the Court of His
Honor, Judge Trimble. We stop spell in
this temple of justice. Sarah Amanda VS..
David Jonathan is on II e tapis now. D. J.
has been trifing with the tender susceptible
ties of the gushing S. A. He for time was
devoted unto her, and promised to wed. Yet
tramping under foot his pledges and the
hopes of the fond Sarah Amanda, he has
married another damsel. Therefor plaintiff
brings this suit We think David J. has
acted STABILITY. Sarah Amanda testfes, not
only that he promised to marry her, but rue.
fully, that he has 'fooled two or three other
girls" Whereupon David j., who is care
lessly whiting stick within the Jar, laughs
as though he thought it were jolly. Then
Sarah Amanda. with reproachfully moist eyes,
regards the callous offender, as if giving
another illustration of the old fable ofthe boy
stoning frogs, that while it might be fun for
him, it was death to her David ]. shouldn't
SO have treated an impossible female. But
we wonder why Sarah Amanda didn't Harris
him? Why she didn't get her brace of re-
volvers and bowie knife and Ego for him.
Why she didn't follow him to church some
where, and present pistol to his faithless
bosom and shoot him stone dead, and then
swoon away hystencslly and weep and de-
clare that she did it all for love of him? Then
she would have been taken to court and the
iadge would have declared that shooting a
man dead isn't killing him, and the jury
would have declared she hadn't killed any
body, and the lawyers would have wept and
kissed her, and the crowd would have swung
hats in furore, and shouted "Buly for
Sarah Amanda" Thenwould she have been
heroine and her gay deceiver would have
been gone kilt" And all for love of him!
Sarah Amanda, why didn't you?
/ We look about the bar and note that able
lawyer, Judge Knapp, alone remaining of
/ that crowd OF eminent jurists that in former
years were practitioners and residents Of keo-
sauqua. Then joined with him were Chief
Justice Wright, Augustus c. Hail, Delazon
Smith, c. c. Nourse, H. c. Caldwell, and
many others, forming an array of legal talent
4 that made that bar the ablest in the State.
Ichabod.
/ The going up was last week with the rail
road unrepairod. The coming down was in
this when under the energetic management of
the company and of the excellent and indie
! fatiguable superintendent, Mr.. Williams, the
road is in complete repair. A decided inn
provement in the facility Of travel
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,4lnantial ann Commercial.


Chicago Market.
BY Telegraph CHICAGO, March 49,
Business of all kinds is again very quiet to-day and
prices for ,arly ything downward tendency
Provisous-The trade IN provisions very light and
ths markets weak and easier with sales Of Mess Pork
% 6911@25 Tsp lime at "a ooS24 So sbortrbbsd
mi ldes private terms Beef product Lard and Bulb
meats entirely nominal We quote tho range of prices
to- lay follows Mes. beef Il oo@ls 90, extra me,s
beef IS o. beef hams IS o0a3s co. India beef 81 co
50 90; prime beef Is ooso 90; pork
Is Sc, rs: prime pork % to@ co. cl pork
q ooa2S 90; runp pork 90 oo02I o.; Sweet pickl d
hs Isl o l61zc Cumberland midaies 1917 3i3s sho I
rib bed miadles l440l5zc kettle rendered lard l7Q
1916 rendered lard l7szSls; No lard 1915
white grease 16e1o; yellow l2740ialE brown IL IL.
The for Dressed Hogs 10 about over and sales
confnvd to few struggling lots prices ranging from
10 SO to 10 81.
lake Frsights for the opening Of navigation may be
said be established present The brig Golden
West an the sehooners Kate Dxa ley and Enma Williams
loading for Buffalo at rxtes agreed ON TO-
day, at g..
Flour Very much reduced and mar ket very quiet at
following quotations: Choice ST. Louis white winter
choice Southern Illinois do slz soai3 So eho ce
Michigan do $loGi1 choice Wisconsin do &01l0 far
good chgan and Wisconsin do $685. fancy brands
spring extras 76s 5o Iowa spring 1<67 so
fair to good spring extras COOL Is unsound Illinois
extras rs p IS. superfne 75p5 25 Rye -four CO.
SO.
Grain-The demand for Wheat has fallen of and we
note decline Of 1c per bushel sses No spring 81
al 2l15 No spring at s70ss Rejected spring .oa72
at the close the market Ter No spring quiet
2s d 2il9 Cora Less active; decline Of lie
PER bushel on all grades; Mol sold at soc.
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MISS A. KING has moved her Millinery
Store into No. 90 Main street.-the room just
below Kilbourne's Furniture Store, where she
viii be pleased to meet her patrons
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Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co
We clip tn. following r. N the New York IndeP.r;

We clip the following #, IA the New York Indepsr,
dent OF sept 9sth:
This Con- pxny nized In ls46 on the
system With the veil tnown advantage of fnrntshyE
insurance actual In the an.oae' ef it, trSi
ness ~ the iuxest life Insurance company III tts
country, and with the exception Of one Gtrmsr
papy the argee In The world. Its accumulated cspitsi
i nearly stsoog 600 II has paid since Tvs orssbEsce
over 81 600 go the fsmes and editors Of d. ceased
member aud hiss refunded over 5000 coo policy
holders In dividends surplus premium lite nj
surplus IS 90 600 from whh the annual dvi-
aend n be declared u i-t OF Feb. The
OF policies issued eurfng the s3 It's anus
10 So 90 900 its receipts FIR
est ao being half million, which more has
paid it, Losses The year ending let November last
Prom these CURES notion may be obtained OF the
immense done by the company and Of the adj
vantsxes offered TO Insurers FULLER particulars viii be
found in adv trtAemenI ir smother eoiumD Or the
advantages life insurance II is scarcely necessary &c
say nythfpg this day Lori ChAn~elor Ly udhursfs
remmrk that man with dependent f@nii, IL tree
from rspresck If HE e IL not insured 10 not strong
The duty OF fp- being admitted the thing ~
nd ,sfe and chesp company, and the Connecticut
Mutusi is both y
IL TEx ErcK is the sgepifor this popular company
;rt hT rffv
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REv. DAVID WoRTHISGfoN, Methodist
Minister, well known in this State, died at
his residence in Mt. Pleasant on Thursday
March lst.
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We call attention to the advertisement of
the Phoenix Insurance Company of Hartford.
VIM. Fulton is agent for this city,
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WANTED TO REST.-A small house of two
or three rooms. No children. Apply to A.
A. Sumner, at P. J. Tallon's store, No. rs,
Main street. 3t-eod.
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The several assistant assessors of internal
revenue, for the first district are to meet at
the Office of the District Assessor in Mt.
Pleasant, to-day, to receive instructions and
make arrangements for assessing the income
tax for the past year.
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SEE woman In another column picking Sam
burg Grapes for sPKER's VINE. 1t Is an adnira
bic article, used in hospitals and BY the hrst class
families in Paris, London, and New York, in pref
srence 70 old Port Wine. tis worth trial and
Hives great satisfaction. Oct. g. On
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MEssRs. R. V. V. BAILEY 4 Co. have just
received lot of fine Pianos from the best
manufactures in the country.
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New YORK Money Market.

By telegraph NV YoKK, March u.
Moley-Quiet and easy at 6dI y cent.
Sterling kxchsnge- Dull and declining. los &i0s5s
Gold-'rregular and unss tiled opened I.9k 6schn
ing 1885. advancing to 1901 ard cloeinz l3o.
Government stccks dull and sossc. ~ 81 firm
U : IS offs % Coupons Of 60, le3h-
U s SIS Of 1910 Coupons sosz.
U IS OF 81 Coupons 1O43s: DO reg. 1o4sS.
Treasury Notes 7-3os LIST series s9E
100, III series, 997E.
1905, third series, 49,.
Us6s Year Certificates new issue "a.
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CITY NEWS.

Jrpcr SPRINGER notified the clerk of TIE
District court at Mt Pleasant, that he would
hold his court at that place this week.
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We call attention to H. Brownell's adyer.
tisement this morning. He has just received
q large stock of wall paper, borders and win
dow Shades, all new styles. Go and see
thar,
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LITTLE child OF Mr. Mayne, residing on
Fourth street, fell into tub of hot water
upon Saturday and was badly seatded Dr.
Seaton was called in, but found it impossible
TO render any effectual aid, and the little
sufferer was released by death upon Monday.
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A RAILROAD meeting was held in Memphis.
Missouri, Monday of last week. A delegation
was appointed to visit Jefferson City and
secure, if possible, charter for road from
Macon City ria Memphis to State Line, in
connection with road thence to Washington,
Iowa
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UP TIE NALLEY-lt wasn't an INVITING Trim.
ere YET 'pe damages to the Valley road by
Tue lce-Dreak, were repaired, but we made
1t. Up past Belfast where the ice mass came
sfhus faf. and no farther, but poured ;,solf
cut over the bottom lands, sesring awav
buildings and fences and getting title nv
right OF occupancy, to corn fields and mead.
ows. There il rests, and over the soil where
the piow must soon run il he would SOW and
harvest IN good time, the farmer sees piled
successive strata of huge blocks of ice. as
though respectable sized Alpine avalanche
had there spent itself, forbidding any plant
ing or reaping this season.
Croton is left unto itself desolate. Here
the fractured roof of house, there the un.
tenanted foundation, in one place deserted
building resting where it had CHANGED to find
iodgmeRt, Ia another some unclaimed article
ofpersonal property, with the ice6eld every.
where and an oppressive air of desolat;on
over all-that' Croton.
Pennington was not nearly so greatly
sufferer, but a part of its municipal territory
is covered with ice, and buildings bear the
traces of the violence with which the torrent
came down. The Des MONIES is filled with
ssto Croton, ranging high above the rive
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INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses and
Il Tioussboid Furniture b- rhrcted ~ the Atna m
ssrraacs Cppprry Hartford, Henri nsranc, cBspary.
Ne~ Yo.k AID other re~ponsl IL stock cnmpsn q
one TO We year gng from ~ 10 y
mr. cent on the $40 Tor the xho ii7e,
cd .sp other responsible company Per rthsN'e
On Insurance call The under-ignsc DO
can give indemnity than le found = snr 'h
axency in this section. Idec1sl B.ItNk}CK.
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The First Iowa Cavalry, after nearly FIVE
years in the field. are coming home. Shall
we give old Company A suitable reception?
All soldiers and citizens interested are re-
quested to meet at the Office of Col John
Bruce, on Third street, this evening at eight
O'Clock, for the purpose of making the neces-
sary arrangements.
Since the above was in type Mr.. Kerr re-
eeived the following dispatch from Major
Mcqueen:
DAVENPORT, March 49, 1866.
To p. A. Kerr: We cannot arrive together,
as to have a reception.
A. G. MCOurFH
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nor SALE.-Forty acres land within four
L. mites Of keJkuk y ~er.s Und-r tenos ard IN
high state Of cultivation. bsrg bottom isnd-blsnce
timber with s,l ss calculated fer grzsses sud ott er
fruits. the pta is frame borse aiming
four reog,s good cstern pla stable and other cut
building together nearly ali knis Il hearing fruit
tbrubbery AZ zni-s situate the Dies Sonts valley
Fa'lro a. Here-is rae chance fer bargan. htie
good Or sale Price g 40 Bp4nire q
meh2 ii TEN-RYCK.
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NOR - E-Lots aud 6, In ilock ia, on lulton
stt..t brlp cen Eleventh and Twelfth streets fiics
s3no euch Also lot s. in block So in Xii ournes Add
ton 10 Keokak Price St50. Titles good OF TO sale
Enquire Of jsH4 Ii .. hN-hiSN
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EOR SALE-A Cottage Frame Dwelling
IL House nov occupied by Nili"m senoiii, win 81
rooms cis,eru cellar wood house, full lot Hno VIII
eaxs,,h and Eighth streets Keotnk. Title good Pee
session lst of October. Enquire OF
iyl4 - = -
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E,OR SALE-T~enty acres OF beauti-
IL full Garden or Grape Land, on and near the M,ssn
.ippi river, seoni three mile above the CITY o. h'
mch20 n D.
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NOR SALE-Lo,s 7 and 8 in Block
l. lsl, on the corner of sth and Psiean saso"'
be sold at bargain. Enquireof vycw
may4 q p =
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TOR SALE.-340 acres OF Land, 200 IN
Il Gu iiy-ton, 100 in tab, i-D-srly al under lHb'
With two--tIy Frame Dwelling coutAui' eiKh' tV'us
good sterr three w.ls sbd liyi' st'eAn " Sats
tht o~gb the place God rcbsfd aud frame hsih piY
o. fv- 1hls IL sitpattd hye mills - tth ~ my
! Mvines Valley Rsi'ioar, at ron par e ~
conntv lows ana L. one OF the beet in that VEG
tion 81 The >ste and will lie sold for o per sore hal
dosn nd the tine, with Ter ernt inteFeI
tor further information call on WILLIAM hhtnHA'
n. place, n ihN-,
nov26 Real EetAte Ag H. ketkuk.
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|. G.. MCQUEEN.

TnE LEcTuRF.-The lecture of Benz. F.
Taylor. before the Association last evening,
was q model one. Thought and her
Chariots' was the subject, which he treated
with eonsummate fitness, force and elegance.
fault peculiarly noticeable at first was a too
rapid and hence indistinet enunciation; but
the unique grace and beauty of his sentences
caused this to be overlooked, and his audi
ence listened with an interest We have seldom
seen equaIed, while the lecturer, with scholarly
culture and rare poetic imagery and taste,
showed how noble is the divine gift of speech
IN man. The eommonest words we use we're
invested with new significance and beauty,
and in head and heart his auditors went away
the better for having heard him. We should
like to hear bis lecture repeated, and to such
an audience as its merit should secure.
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OuR Keokuk merchants are alive to their
interests As one indication of it we notice
that the Memphis Mo- Rereile has one page
OF its paper almost completely filed with
Keokuk advertisements. That paper says:
The thorough going, wide awake and enter
prising merchants of Keokuk, as represented
IN our columns, have not been idle to their
interests. as well as ours, during the winter.
They are prepared to meet all demands from
our merchants for the coming spring and
summer trade, and those, too, at prices as
10" as IN any eastern market. Bills of goods
from every department of trade will be dnpli.
Gated with those Of either the ST. Louis or
cnleago markets with only the additional cost
OF transportation added.
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THOR sALR That very nice residence formerly ocen-
r. pied ny IL. allyn, on Houdesu street 0etSetn
lets Oh franklin street oEp site lie Residence y =
Espe P,ice sI1oo Title x, % Q saie b. qmie u
ma II n TFN.kACh.
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UsOR SALE-Tweuty feet east tide Of lot II, IN
r. tloc loo, on the nth side Maia near seventh
street Price 81 COO little good sle Enquire Of
feb B TEN-ElCk.
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EOR SALE-The west half OF two
\ story double brick Dwelling House containing
rooms cstern good cellar house painted and ake All
over lot wellf and all in good rider ns
the corner Of 18th and Des Mctnes streets .s kou'
Price 81, 500 Enquire of % I'm
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The DENING HoUsE.-The editor of the
Memphis Rereiile has been to Keokuk re-
Gently He stopped a. the DemiDg, and as
proof conclusive that he has an appreciation
for good hotel, witness the following;
We had the pleasure few days ago, while
IN the city of keokuk, OF stopping with our
old friend J. Fl. Tepter, the proprietor of
this splendid house.
Mr. I, knows how irst-class house should
be kept and knowing this, spares no pains in
keeping it so.
10 our merchants and business men who
are visiting the city almost daily, we take
pleasure in recommending them to the hos
pltabe care and keeping of Mr.. Tepfer of the
Deming House
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FENclLL JONES are now receiving a
splendid assortment Of English, French and
American Cloths and Cassimeres. for the
spring and summer trade, which they are
prepared to make up in the latest styles also
beautiful stock of Ready Made Clothing,
the incest ever brought this market The
public are cordially invited to call and
examine their stock. Remember, No 10
Main street. marl4d2t
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NOR sALE-A Two-stsIy Brick Dwelling House,
vita ri. ht looms, lot 40 y 14o-tvo si-ole-, two
- Cd b. a. AID good we'll street well
tSvxd aisd lsrfk SD ak Situated no.au, be
tw en- reuth md Eleventh streets 1,e eood sale.
Pr, = 81 500 inquire II
f.b4l II B TEN-EYCK.
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EOR SALE-Ihe House and Land now
II oornpE-d by Chsrl-e wi >, on the hluh t-V miles
end hail above keA kuk-eo Of land, IS und~r
high state Of vstin, AID well fenced Fine gr"~r
OF nit trees and grrpes brick hou-~ con
ia ming ros ms good cellar cfstern ard cut houses
srabI. country resioei P0session the hfst OF oe
tober Title perfect Enquire 81 -or
augs IL AkFs-hfNh"
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NOR sAlR-Lot and 80 feet Of lot 2. in Block leo,
situated "a the Of seventh and Orleans Its.
These lots covered witk fruit evergr snd other
orarnt ntal tr@ tnx-th-r wi hne growth o. ale
trees the de~Alk and large est rn on The back
part IL the lot and really the hne- huldns lots IN
that mart OF the civ Price 81 500 Title perfect. In
oui,s o. Iiwulul n. B. TES-sYCK.
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~ n B-sole PROPRIETOR of KeFf'a- Golden Hair
pressing, aud Csmphorine for Chap aad Hands, so
janfd
, 1866-04-27

be held on the following properties in
this Jurisdiction for taxes pr. 1864 as
follows :lsol ri a-j55L
1st vendpe Saturday 10Th May 1866.
End Vendue Saturday End June 1866,
both 42.o'cIock at neon at the Ven
due Office .-l N.
3rd Vendue on the premises as follows:
HOUSE & LOT No. 10 a Hospitals
Street, belonging to E. Atelberts
heirs, Monday 18th June 1866, 10
o'clock noon.
HOUSE & LOT No. 80 Hill Street, be-
longing to Rebecca Henricks, Mon
day 18th June 1866, at l o'clock
p. n.
HOUSE g. LOT No. 2 Church Street,
belonging to Jane Hutchinson, Mon
day the 18th June 1866, at 2 o'clock
p. M.
HOUSE & LOT No. 16 A B Church
Street, belonging to W. O'Conner,
Monday the 18th June 1866 at 3
o'clock p. m.
HOUSE & LOT No. 81 Market Street,
belonging to John F. Thomas,
Tuesday the 10Th June 1866, 70
o'clock noon.
HOUSE 81 LOT No. 10 Queens Cross
Street, belonging to w. de Whit,
Tuesday the 10th June 1866, at 1
o'clock p. M.
Christiansted Vendue Office Goth April
1866.
y. "A. StakcmanR.
, 1866-04-27
AUCTION.

yI FTER Begjaring af Fogden j Chri-
A stiansted, Vile efterf6lgende Elem
DONNIE her / Jurisdictionen, hvori or
giort Udlag for Skater skyldige til Co
lonial Kassen for 1868, bIive bortsoIgt
we'd offentIige Auction, som afhoIdes;
1st Auction L6verdagen den lode Mai
d. A.
eden Auction L6ycrdag den eden Juni
d. A., begge ON Middagen Xxi. 10
sIet paa Auctions ConIoiret.
3die Auction paa de udlagte Eiendomme:
HUUS og LODI No. 10 A Hospitals Gade,
tilh0rende L. AteIberts A~rvinger,
Mandag den 18de Juni d. A., Middag
KI. 10 slet.
HUUS og LODI No. 80 Bjerge Gade, til
h0rende Rebecca Henricks, Mandag
den 18de Juni d. A., Eftermiddag III.
l slet.
HUUS og LODI No. 2 Kirke Gade, tilho-
rende, Jane Hutchison, Mandag den
18de Juni d. A., Eftermiddag III. 2
slet.
HUUS og LODI No, 16 A B Kirke Gade,
tiIh6rende w. O'Connor, Mandag
den 18de Juni d. A., Eftermiddag
KI. 3 slet.
HUUs og LODI No. 81 Torve Gade, til
h6rende John F. Thomas, Tirsdag
den lode Juni d. A, midday XXI. ~
slet.
HUUS og LODI No. 10 D~ronningens Tver
Gade, tilh0rende W. de Windt, Tirs-
dag den lode Juni d. A., Eftermid-
dag ri. 1 slet.
Christiansteds Auctions Contoir, den
code April 1866.
j. A. Stakemamn.
, 1866-04-27

l0EVD. Almon having left the ISL
IN and, the Undersigned, in behalf
of the Committee, begs leave to re-
quest those Gentlemen who selected
said Committee on the 9th February
last and other Subscribers to meet
at Governments House (by permits
sion of His Excellency the Goyernor)
on Thursday the Bird May next, at
2 o'clock p. IN. for the purpose of
choosing a e member in the place
of the said Revd. Gentleman.
The Committee will avail them
selves of the opportunity to explain
their proceedings in the appropriate
ton of the mean placed at their
disposal.
Committee in aid of the Sufferers
by the fire on the 5th February
1866, St. Croix Goth April 1866.
HOLSTEIN,
Chairman.
, 1866-04-27
OFFICE OF Til MARINE
REPAIRING SLIP COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
I'M Dividend of Six per Cent. and
Bonus of Seven per Cent. on the
capital of this Institution, declared
at a Meeting of proprietors held this
day, will be payable at the Bank of
St. Thomas, tomorrow and every
day after during the hours of bust
ness.
st. Thomas Oath April 1866.
A. WOLFE,
Chairman.