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emfeS1ce.

9Bir sIauben i'm Snterei1e bes 9ubIis
huns gu banbcln, iuetin mir uttenfebeuo
Die SDnopfis bes neuen, nrnnlebr gun,
@eies erbobeuen nSrandiie Gam" iuiee
, 1866-01-26
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Lodtrekningen if0lge Loven af 13de
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mere, der skulle forfalde til UdbetaIing den
1ste JUL f6rstkommende vii foregaae i
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det samlede Obligationsbelob, oprindelig
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G-ouvernementet for de dansk vestindi-
ske Ger, st. Croix den 22de Januar 1866.
w. BIRCH.
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HUUS og LODI

No. 81 A & Bi Kongens Tvergade Chri-
stiansted med all Tilbeh6r tagen we'd Elk
e~cution fra Hr. VIM. Branagan.
1ste Auction afholdes Tirsdag den 13de
Februar forstkommende,
eden Auction afhoIdes Tirsdag den 27de
Februar f6rstkommerde,
3die Auction afhoIdes Tirsdag den 13de
Marts f6rstkommende, de 2 f0rste paa
Auctionscontoiret i Retshuset, den
3die paa den selgende Eiendom, allie
midday Kl. 10 slet.
Vurdering, Panteattest, Conditioner
m. v. vile vere til Eftersyn paa Auctions
c%ontoiret og hos ReqVirenten fra Ode
Februar n~estkommende.
Denne Acknowledgements tjener tiIIige
til Efterretning for Panthavere i Hen
hold til Pl. 22de April 1917.
Christiansteds Auctionscontoir, ST.
Croix den 24de Januar 1866.
j. A. Stakemann.
, 1866-01-26

10Y request Of Lawyer HeiIbuth in be-
I'd half Of the mortgage & levyhOlder
concerned will be put up to sale at 3 pub
lie Auctions the
HOUSE and LOT
No. 81 A & 3 Kings Cross Street Chris
t~lansIed with all appurtenances, taken by
levy from Mr.. VIM. Branagan.
1st Auction to be held on Tuesday Feb
ruary 18th next,
2nd Auction to be held on Tuesday Feb
ruary 9th next,
3rd Auction to held on Tuesday March 18th
next, the 2 first at the Auction Office
in the Courthouse, the 3rd on the
selling property, all of them at ~
O'Clock noon.
Appraisement, Certificate of mortgages,
Conditions &c. may be seen at the Auc-
ton Office & at Lawyer Heilbuth's from
February 9th next.
This advertisement serves also for the
information of mortgagehoIders according
to the Placard of 22nd April 1917.
Christiansteds Auction Office, st. Croix
January 24ih 1866.
j. A. SGakemann.
, 1866-01-26
S213. GA

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A. DAM.
WILLIAM PEBBLES.
WILLIAM McEVOY.
, 1866-01-26

THE Undersigned begs leave to an
nounce to the public his intention
of opening a private school for child
rem, on the LIST of the ensuing month.
LOUIS A. MORRIS.
Christiansted, st. Croix January
25th 1866.
, 1866-01-26
Lutheran Church., Christiansted.

On Sunday the 28th instant, there will
Congregations in this Church.
, 1866-01-26
AUCTION.

UlFTER Begjering af Procurator He'll
"a bulh paa vedkommende Pant og I'd
I@gshavers Vegne vii bIive opraabt til
SaIg we'd 3 offentlige Auctioner
, 1866-01-26
Shipping Intelligence.

ENTERED AT CHRIsTTANsTED:
Jan. 22,-DaniSh ship Mercurius, Ulrichsen,
Algiers, Ballast.
, 1866-01-26

TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN
during the week from 18th Jan, to 23rd Jan.
Christiansted. Frederiksted. KINGS Hill.
, 1866-01-26
"a Iez4s1E
ST. Croix Race Fund.

To 10 per cent. on all stocks =. S 30. 90
" Amount taken at the toll. II. ca
4" paid up subscriptions $500. 1877. 90
, 1866-01-26
Carl Hattensen.

executed at this Office
with neatness and des-
patch.
, 1866-01-26

in last Avis No. z.

Letter from the Royal Agent.
S91, 065 read $91, o96; S1O81. 80 read S10sI So !;
S49,71O +" $40,7I0; 1854. 80 " 1854. 80 !;
try read beg continually read continually.
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EMPIRE MATER

EMPIRE WATER
Is cathartic, and valuable remedy for RheUma-
tism, Dersngsment Of the Liver, Diseases Of the
Skin, and General Debility. Its effects are most
salutary 10 Lung Diseases. Il Is an almost sure
cure for scrofna, and the most agg awaited forms Of
Dyspepsia AZ preventive and cine Tor ali Bilious
arrangements it stands unTiYaled.
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man, of great muscular power, and
about forty years of age, turn
ing instantly, seized his assailant
by the collar, q desperate struggle en-
sued, and 0Conaor was able to eecape
only by leaving behind him his coat,
vest and hat he also left the dagger,
and IN bis coat pocket was six cham
Der revolver, loaded with two bullets in
each chamber, and capped 0Connor
escaped By jumping over the wall. He
had return ticket for that day, and,
no doubt intended to have perpetrated
the murder in time to get back to Dub
lin by the last train, but not being able
to accomplish that, and being without
hat or coat, he seems to have walked
along the railway. Warner rushed into
the house, bleeding profusely, and
shouting 'MurderP when Tormy ran
out without waiting to dress, revolver
il hand, but too late
DR.. Rorke, Of Baldoyle, was immedi-
atelv sent for, and arrived at about III
o'clock, when he bound up the wound
and stopped The hemofrhage. The
coDstabulsry were Immediately in mo-
ton 10 arrest the fugitive. Head con-
stable Keen, having sent his men out
ia all directions, took car himself and
drove rapidly into town; rousing the
counst&bulary at every station on the
way, and giving notice at the detective
office inDublin.
The consequence was that the whole
country was secured by the police, and
at about half-past three o'clock in the
morning the Cloutarf constabulary saw
0Connor on the road near the juno
ton, with nothing on but his shirt and
trowsers, and carrying his boots under
his arm. After a smart run he was
captured by Constables Patton and Nc
Loughlie. The prisoner was brought
before the local magistrates, Messrs.
Flood and Lawrence, by whom ne was
remanded and sent to Kilmainham isil,
having taken the evidence of Warner
and bis wife, Tormy, and the consta-
bles by whom he was arrested.
The police think that O'COnner is q
false name, and that the prisoner is no
other than Richard Kearney, who shot
o Neill, the policeman, and for whose
arrest large reward had been offered.
If this be SO, his audacity is wonderful,
and he must have counted on an ex-
traordinary want of discernment on the
part of the police. He is about twenty
six years of age, FIVE feet six inches in
height. He states that he is by trade
a leather cutter Dr. Rorke says that
he cannot pronounce a positive opin-
ion about his patient for a day or two.
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COLUMBIAN WATER


Is tonic and diuretic ofs ghly beneficial charac-
ter, and Is = positive remedy for Diabetes Gravel
Calculus, Irritation and lIfsmaiOn Of the Kidneys,
and Bladder, a has most sinug arly active etiecs
In restoring these organs when debilItasd by long
disease. Females VINO have suffer- for ears from
Irregulsrity, and the distressing diseases known
only to their sex, hsVs been entirely cuTsd by TIE
"a ihful AID judiciou5 use Of COiumb an Water.
These waters are bottled fresh and pure, from
each OF the above named springs, IN so careful and
secure manner that taey preserve all their me-
dcina value for years, aid will be found equally
efissciOus when drank thousands Of miles distant,
IS when taken directly from the spnng.
Bea0are,,of Insitasions and Inferior Waters
The coTks of all genuine Congress, Empire and
Columbian Waters are branded On the side Of the
cork, thus:
{ cQyos1 = J W A. E p ! E EA TEA !
COLUMBIAN WATERs
G. "a h. s. 90
Packed ssfely and securely, in boxes suitable for
shipment TO any part of the world. Coz gress and
Empire Waters in boxes, cOntsinIng Dozen PInts,
OF 9 Dozen Quart Bottles each. Columbian Water
in boxes containing 4, or Dozen Han Plnts, or
Dozen Pint Bot es each.
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The Most Perfect Iron Tonic,
c. A. CAMPBELL

II EGEMAN'5 Ferrnted Elixir Of Bark, or Elixir
III OF Calisaya Bark, Nlth PyIophosphate q Iron
Prepared BY HERMAN a CO., Chemists and
Druggists, New York.
fYKUPaOsPHAIE OF IRON was introduced by
+ R0biguet, Of Paris, in 1858, and received isYors-
be notice from the rreEch Academy Il - cas- ,
assimiatsd and no, deccmposed N the s.omach by
food or the gastric JUICE; % IS prompt. er1clenl
tome, combining the effects cf Phosphorus and
I. on, and - not shrinking ur irritsnt.
OR FERRAT SD ELIXIR Or BARK Is q pleas
ant Cortiiai, DO sesspg tho valuable properties d
Cafsaya Bark and contains eight grains Of the Ply
rophospha Of iron IN eaeh fluid ounce; and in all
caaes. Where mid sud efacseious Iron Tonic IS
desired, viii be found most valuable preparEt on
Ssu ples furnished 10 Physicians on application.
PURE WACO NE CRUST. selected from healthy
country Children, warranted reliable.
HhtIEM n 4 cos Cordial Exr Cslisnya Bark,
Alan and KInO Lozenges and Chlorate Poash Lo-
senges. All the above sOld by Druggists.
hE6ENAN & CO.,
mari Gm Chemists and Druggists, New York
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of Warner, the Fe


nian InfoTmer.
Dublin Correspondence (May.22) Ct the London
Times
One of the most daring, deliberate,
and coolly executed attempts at assas.
siuation ever made in this county took
place on Sunday night, at Howth
Warner, the approver, who gave evil
dence against the Fenian prisoners du-
ring the trials of the late special COM
mission, had been living st Ciontarf,
under the protection of the Consiabu
larry. Although aware that he is the
object Of intense hatred, be imprudent-
liz exposed himself while there, having
gone into public house, and exhibited
pistol, which was taken from him,
and he was at the same time terribly
beaten He was, consequently, remOv-
ed to Howth, where, with his wife and
SIX children, he lodged in a house
next door TO the constabulsry station,
and wss under the protection of sub
constable named Tormy. son Sunday
evening, about $ o clock, Warner and
his protector were standing against the
wall OF the graveyard about ten yards
from the police barracks, when they
we're Rccosted by a strange man, who in
guired the name of the grave yard, and
then got into conversation with them
and ultimately invited them to have
some drink Al public house. Tormy
refused to go, stating that he belonged
10 the police
The stranger then inquired where
they lived said he was hungry. and
asked whether they knew place
where he could get refreshments.
Warner, who is said not 10 have been
quite sober, then invited him to take
tes with him st his lodgings. The Wis
tor was introduced 10 Mrs Warner,
and made himself 20 agreeable that
several bottles of Porter we're after
wards brought in and consumed. About
lOt o'clock the man, who gave bis
name as OConnor, expressed wish TO
stay sll night If he could get bed
The lsndlady said she would give him
one sooner than let him out at that
late hour
The offer was thankfully accepted
but before retiring 20 rest OConnor
asked Warner 10 be good enough 10
show him the way TO the backward.
He did 50, and Is soon as they got out
eide of the door 0Connor stabbed him
in the neck behind the ear with a dag.
ger HbOat six inches long. Ii pierced
the collar Of the coat, vest and shirt
aud inflicted a wound about an
inch deep, striking against the bone.
bat cutting no arteries. The wound.
though dangerous, was not mortal,
and Warner who is a courageous
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CONGRESS- WATER

Is catharlie, alternative snd tonic, and is sivaius-
BE remedy for affections NJ the Liver and Kidneys,
nyspepsa, Govt, Chrome Ccnstps ion and Cutans.
Gus diseases. is most powerful preventive OF the
Fegers and Bilious Complains, 90 prevalent IN
LII. =
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ITO ANY ONE acquainted with the enormous
/ profts made by the sale Of WAGES, JeEelry
and Faiy Goods generally, Il cannot be denied tbs.
eff Ertt rprises can be hCnorahy condueted gy.
ing 10 buyers the "a worth OF their money, and a.
tie same time ffording the seller far profit. A
hrm long IN trsde, and most respectfully come eted,
have resolved 20 sell the8E entire eek for tsle on
ths popular pl n Of one price per article. conduct
ing the conct 70 (which Is duly authorized aocoId-
ing 10 aw) On the most far and be al ISIS, 80 that
every one pstroniz ng csnnOt faii tOotB fully the
worth Of the money Invesied--whlle one, 10 = GER
tain numher, vii have hundred fold return.
That they msy not be s5cused OF oecspt on they
propose sending a sample worth s., with circular,
irea 10 any one wishing 10 te-t toe legiinscy q
the coacern. thus you see it costs you nothisg TO
paake the trial. while u msy hrng you handsome
present TRY 1T. Send your address 20
PARKINSON & CO.,
js3-lm eos BrosdWsy, New HS-iiz.
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Established in 1862.
Fifth Volume,

Is firm and consistent in its support of
the Federal Administration, and par
ticularly of the wise and statesmanlike
policy of the President for the restora-
ton of Southern States, to their Con-
stitutional relations with the Union.
1t ought to be supported by all loyal
citizensI and by all who wish to keep
posted in the current news of the day
1t will give daily the latest political,
commercial and miscellaneous intelli-
gence from all quarters.
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Two ThrouQh Trains DaiI,
For Nala.

ONE Of the best Residences IN the country, 10
" the southern part of the city, near the terminus
OF the south Nss vile Horae railroad, 10 a hrst
-ste neighborhCcd- The bul ing, large mO5ern
rwo-stOGy BRICK, vI,h ten IoOms Kltlh hen, &C, good
brick smoke hoG-e snd servant bouses, good els
tern, lsrga yard, vel encl0sed, viii n acres Of
and, pert OF shich IS hrst rate garden land, set
glt1 choice fruit trees psrt is Used for brick
yard, vita peaty Of water snd sIl conYeniences
ior getting wood The ". aud G Rsiroad passes
by the corner Of the plsce, rom when wood Is re
ceIved for burning 5TIek. The property y ou1side
the corporation, ard - therefore exempt from cor
porstOn tsKes. gocu spring rs Immediately sd
joining the property. Terms cay.
Enquire OF NEL5ON MURFREE,
uosl = " ~ ATT RPGW n 4 Oll
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SSUFFERERS
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!i!
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TARRANT = Co:
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who Immediately treated her with your EFER-
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rnn very respectfully yours,
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We, the undersigned, hhTe this day adopted the
aD5Te rates for advertising, 10 which We bad our
Tres strictly 70 adhere.
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JOHN WALLACE, FOR tls Dtssas.a.
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We AL

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NATURES
OWN REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water,
Congress Spring Water
Columbian Spring Water

KIO natural or artifi ,isl compound hes yet been
IN discovered or uanufscu red that equals these
waters as preyentsrye, relief md permaoentcuTe,
for msny Temporary and chrome diseases, as prov
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faafs
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Local Column, frst time, from 70 hnes, 81 O.
each addnona line, 30 cents; Subsequent Inser-
tons, Is coEte per line
All Advertisements occupying special position,
nd al double column advertisements, vii be
charged S31k per cent. advance on regUiar rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
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and must invariably be paid advance or no m
serlOn made.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-05-19

Rb.iH-gDstne, bic i'd bon rs 9,s. bs $E rr gIaFst u n
bel 9alons psrbainismasis HRo Ssi.stmas 6ilistr ysTfoufs,
iutnie aud auf ntsin cot inporiirieS SelttrItr.SBoG,r '"
Sn gerbtnpuaS nit sisfsa gsi&df. babe i'd cine
,.Ssmutbiibr WttRhu6s"
ssffmafsoa sinosri6t.t, un6 Tnbsn un.ins tS,rr6,S ss,,,1
@tI ptte oe 6slten @etraHts uno aufntrffamfe 9tbitnuna.
S3lltBIt4 6itttrte, bes mir bisbtr aslbenftt s,r,ra"tn
une sDoelTol.n auS in 3nfunft auf MID iu ubtrtroosn'
tsi8net bObadhnssSol SaepbQTsnss'"'
a G Srodoltr. 3piftta S. u. o.
p.LS. Rteas unb biaieteeBtbisnnr9 aHnt ID msirr.
S5a'trtva ia- &Eeit IA: Wy "t CIV"
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Ser Sru6.

Sss.su,n f6 @sfannte uns grrrauete.
90 III eas @risen Srauh In istsm Fannie.
Der Sa6fs fasi: 5srr Se,'s. s.'ifamRer Disnsr!
u, arub Gid @ptt! foat lsbsnsluf'atr 0itnsr,
Sn Dcmmsru ruff man tsr3li6 (: @uten Saa!
uno fisbt ben @ssssaans'usn nidsno nod.
Ssrltner Stussr. f6dup,rne cbue 6oraen,
sic srnbsn f.ab uno &ttnps : Sutem Rorstn !
@siobt fat Sefus Ghrifus ! araet Der Dole,
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