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3die Auction Tirsdagen den 14de Mai
f6rslkommende, midday KI. ~.
2. No. IS. C, Dronningens Gade. tilhoren-
de, if0lge Skattelisten, Cathrine Dick
sons Born:
1ste Auction Tirsdagen den lode April
f6rstkommende, Eftermiddag H. /.
eden Auction Tirsdagen den 3Ote April
f6rstkommende, Eftermiddag ri. /.
3die Auction Onsdagen den l5de Mai
f6rstkommende, midday ri. IL.
3. No. IS b, Prindsens Gade. ulh6rende
George Robertson, nj. FL.
1ste Auction Tirsdagen den lode April
f0rStkommende, Eftermiddag Kl. 2.
eden Auction Tirsdagen den 3Ote April
f6rstkommende, Eftermiddag ri. 2.
3die Auction Torsdagen den lode Mai
forstkommende, Middag Kl. 10.
4. No. 7 og s b, S~ttandgade, tiIh6rende
J. B. Dunlops Born:
1ste Auction Onsdagen den r7dc April
l6rstkommende, Middag Kl. 10.
eden Auction Onsdagen den 1ste Mai
f0rstkommende, midday KI. IL.
3die Auction rirsdagen den eide Mai
forstkommende, MidIag ri. 10.
5. No. As og 40 A, Dronningens Gade,
tilhorende, ifoIge SkatteIisten, Enken
Maria E. Abbott:
1ste Auction Onsdagen den r7de April
torsrkommende, Eftermiddag XII. 1.
eden Auction Ousdagen den 1ste Mai
i6rstkommende, Eftermiddag Kl. L.
3dje Auction Onsdagen den 22de Mai
f6%rstkommende, Middag Kl. 70.
6. No. 3, Kongens Gade, tilhorende Enken
EriHa Avendorph
Isle Auction Onsdagen den Tide April
forstkommcnde, Eftermiddag Xxi. 2.
2len Auction Onsdagen den Este Mai
t6rstkoTmende, Eftermiddag III. Q.
3die Auction Torsdagen den 23de Mai
f0rstkommende, midday Kl. 12.
Frederlksteds Auctions Contoir, den
lode MartS 1867.
G. Sarauw.
, 1867-03-26
Post Magazine & Insurance Monitor, Jan. 26
USES or LIFE ASSURANCE.

tits a safe and certain method Of pro-
vidins. after death of the assured, for his
family and survivors.
Il is "a legitimate mode of accommodating
property.
Its IA. speedy means Of doing so. be
cause the accumulation Is made a minute
after the first premium Is paid.
1t is a mode of accumulation or provI-
sion open 10 every class; and it Is taken
advantage Of by every order of the COM
muni,y, from the highest citizen TO the
posse ssor Of hnmhlest income.
1, is, therefore, TO use.,a phrase Of the
day, an Investment for "the million"
it has "A p. cuIiar right to this distinc-
ton, because Life Assurance does not re-
iect small savings, but, as it were, HUeS on
fragments.
It is a most accommodating invest
ment; for if it have not the elegant
simplicity" Of the coupons" it moulds
itself as to form, amount, manner, aud
time Of payments, TO suit every indlvidu-
ais convenirnce-which certainly tho
rightly Of Government investment does
not.
1t presents, in a policy of assurance, a
very useful document to prove its owners
integrity.
Allie Policy is u valuable security 10
deposit, either for a loan on personal
security, or as an accessory to other do
cumenis ID mortgages,leases &c.
In case of misfortune happening to a
person, his life policy is the property most
likely 10 be reserved, and preserved to
him by his friends.
A Life Policy soon acquires a moneta-
ry value; and upon 4 great and pressing
emergency, or when the accumulations
render this method no longer needfuI, it
can be converted into money>by sale.
It can be assigned for various purpos-
es nevertheless the true and distinctive
value of Life Assurance is, that il in gen.
eral forms d fund not availabk 10 the per-
son who assures himself, but for those for
phom lie has to prouide, when he is remov-
ed from them by death.
, 1867-03-26
Total $274,9l8 81

Balance Of deposits S 57,152 68
4 new deposit accounts, viz.
Cook. 3NaTlouS.
6 Withdrawals amounting to-. 500 80.
Receivers for Saturday, Both March 1867.
In CHRISTIANSTED
Major HoISteIn, Trustee.
P. McDermott, Esq, Member.
In FREDERIKsTED:
II. N. Mallgrav, Esq Trustee.
VIM. Moore, Esq, Member.
GEO. BEHAGEN,
President.
st. Croix, 25th March 1867.
, 1867-03-26
& e p O r r
OF the Receipt ofDeposits at the st. Croix
SAVINGS B A K,
On Saturday, 23rd March 1867.
Receivers:

In CHRISTI4NSTED
Carl IIatlensen, Esq, Trustee.
P. Knudsen, Esq, Member.
In FREDERIKSTED
L. Faber, Esq, Trustee.
Amount offormer deposits $274,54 70
~ deposits of 30 cents each.
26 above 20 cts. and under /.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-08-08
Scr @efbotc.
Serouaoeaeben BON Geinbarb unb Sieier.
Columbus, ben 8. Iusu,R 1867.
Tebe be8 Gihter Sbnrman.

Ser wableampf in Sbio mnrne am Mcatas In
Maperlp, pits COUNTY, burh uniern radsrn @cu'
pernSrss@ anbibatsn Sburman in alGnsenbsr @siie
erSfnet. 3sbntauisnb, barunter riele &sputlifa'
ner, trarsn Bel Der @sriaumluns sussssn. Sic
IsbtafteRe Mufmestiamfsit bsrrIhts Dor, bic TIM
3aufe Der @ene hss @t@tsrs in ben srSBten gutbu'
Rasmus i~bsrsins. Nir baben blCs &aum, aui
bic portrsfFiHe @ebe au psrmeiisn, Die mir In AUS
fibrliGsr ueseriskuns mitttetlen. 9eridums Sets
ner, Der f1 NIT BEN niHtissn Brassn bss Mabl'
fampfss pertraut MAIDEN wig, Die @shs iors'
fGItta au Ie{enl
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-08-08

graubenle5e. Bel elmer Bsrlanin1luns oss
G.inaSrtncr . 8srsins In @instnnatt am lsstsn
Gamfas, rurbe mitsstbsilt, na6 bic siatr'tate'
auasmsin sinitis lautsn. Sts austat, ~. naB re
s8sialsls hies Sabr better LIN tr'ro' ais PC ,stt loo9
mar. IN pielsn @essunsn bis3sn bic @sbsn fA
untsr Der fasrsrsn Srantsnlait.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-08-08

= Sas Glter Dor Stcrbsit niHt i@ust, tetreis
fen Der S3iSbriss @atsr Cotton unc Die Is ja9riSs
frau Stsbsesa 8sdtss, bic aA lsste @che in Sn'
ciana rertsiratbeten.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-08-08

Dte Wa6Iim Ssnnsiiss am 1. Nusuf stng
cbns StSruns pcrbsi unb SrcpnlOsp puros nit arcs
ssrMes brbsit (oasSin. Commercial iast nit sirca 3d.
900 Stimnisn) utsoer gum GDupsrnsar s~r'pahlt. -
Oas mar III errarten.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-23
Passengers.

Per steamship Manhattan. for New York-C
Wilson, Miss Lecde Mrs NJ Galloway and Child Capt
Dickinson, Mrs s Watts, Miss W Dunsoee, BUCK,
lady and child, Col Kinks. Rev Porter Master
Porter Klintworth, Batcheder. Drake, > Ford
u Welch. Mcdonald. Mcclure, Q DAVIS Mel.
chers, W Craig. Mrs Smith and child, j Kemple, c
Browning g Huhlke and storage.
Per steamship Alabama, for New YORK Murray, L
Moore, Riley, G Riecke wertheim and lady, Mrs
Staekley l. L D shapera, D o'Nel, A Muller Frye G
Smith, Summer, q Bierbusso. Kennedy. Brown, G
Dwight, Mrs Dowd Miss Katy Dowd. Mrs Eliza Web
ster. ] E Ford Mrs NJ Knox. Miss Knox, NJ L Mcha-
lowsky and child and IA steeragc.
Per steamship Emily Souder. from New York
Mrs Capt Lebby. children and nurse. Capt Budd,
McEyoy, Crothy. J Cahill o Meyer, r Welch, Miss
s A Hosmer, Flynn W Cameron. and steeragc, -.
Per steamer Dictator from Pilaka via Jacksonville.
Fernand;na and Savannah-Miss Muddock. Q Allen.
Bolton, Mrs Burt, s E. DeForrest, W Broland, Mrs
Center and daughter, G Taylor, and is on deck
Per M steamer 81 Helena. from EGist9 and Rockville
Berlin, La Roche B Bailey, Jr, W Mikel S Rob-
crts. d Farley. G Bcwon, Chisolm, W Gregg Jr.
King, L NJ Bailey. Reeves, G Wright, and l5
deck.
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, September 2l.-Trade i'll all branches has
been rather quiet number OF our merchants have
turned from their visits To Northern markets and have
secured ample and saleabe stocks of all kinds oil
chandise We notice that the Central Railroad and the
South Carolina Rairoad especially the latter are crowd
ed with reghts going to the interior or stopping with
us.
Observation-Disclosures the continued unfavorable
accounts from all sections OF the cotton growing regions
the market here ali elsewhere has c-aduaiy declined
and is very weak generally. III Liverpool there seems
little disposition to speculate i'll the staple, while the de-
mand of spnners is limited by the fact THAI many manu-
facturers are running Oh reduced time. One or two
failures of business houses have Gust gloom over trade
and made dealers cautious
The unsettled condition of European politics is among
the reasons which influence the cotton market we'll
as the prc cuium on gold. The apprehension OI Il final
settlement OF the German question 10y resort to arms
to increase in proportion 10 the Efforts oi The Gov
ernments OF France and Prussia to assure the world to
the contrary.
AS we have already intimated the accounts OF the
growing crop are indicative OF much smaller returns
than were anticipated the opening OF the The
receipts very m5agre; at New Orleans FOR Instance
only 1000 bales have been received since the rst OF Sep
tember
Our market has been iu the main, quiet during the
past week. The sales foot up 305 bales, while the re-
ceipts are 426 bales.
F1NANc1AL.-Gold has declined this week. and is dull
here.
Brokers buying at AZ; selling at A.
Silver tAmerican) buying 49,; selling l:i3al36.
Silver (Foreignl buying l37a39
SECURITIEs-Sales OF Central Railroad Bonds o. City
Bonds 65 and new 6l.
Georgia Railroad Stock was sold as low as 76l., but
none offering below T9 to ~.
FISANcIAL-Money market quiet.
GoLD-buylng at 142 and SELL NJ at l43
SILvER-Buy1ns at 1872 and selling at 13. al36
CoTToN-Ihe market to day dull notwithstanding
largo amount OF cotton sold; the majority which
was old cotton and purchased by locai spnneIs. We
quote New York Mddlings 21c. Sales OF the day loot
up 434 bales as follows: l6 at 20; 225 at 20.; at 2O
81 at 81; and 50 bales private term The RECENT :,
were &C bales.
WHEAT-Red, 81 0Oa2 90; White. 81 2Caa 10.
inn white t,-,
l40
Bacon-shoulders lG 'lal7; B. D. sides. :ls..:c r.
sides 19Hc; Sides 2Da20lsc.
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COMMERCIAL.
EXPORTS.

BOSTON-Per brig Alice Lea-oi2 bbls Spirits rurpen.
tine lag bbls Rosin, 40 bales Rags. Rope. &c, hhd
Steel, $50 tons Old Iron.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Manha,tan-l39 bales up
land Cotton PSI bbls Rosin 10 sacks Wheat, pacl-
ages Furniture IA bbls and j3 bales Waste 81 Pack
ages, les bales Yarn. Per steamship AlaDama-
Sbales Cotton. 241 bales Upland Cotton. Gl bales
Domestics % bales Baggine. 239 bbls Rosin, 90
empty Barrels 10 Packages. Per brig q F
Geery-90,OOO feet Timber. 66uG0 ieet Flooring
Boards.
PHILADELPHIA-Per steamship Aliamcc4+ bales Cot
ton. 81 bales Rags, bales Waste * bales Roots 20
bales Yarn. 100 Car Wheels. ll0 empty Barrels. TO
Packages Mdze.
BALINORE-Per steamship SEA Gu-9S bales Upland
Cotton. $4,000 feet Lumber. bbs Rosin. | bale
Wool, l6 bales Hides hhla zones. u packages
Dried Fruit, IL bags Feathers 10 boxes Tobacco, II
Packages
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Agency, No. 90 Hasel street
The subscribers having witnessed the drawing of the
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-23
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, September 2o.-CoTToS-1s without
change either in demand prices; we quote dull and
NOMINAL Middling Upland "a &c. 49,
CoFrEE-The only sale to-day was 1900 bags Rio, ex
Ariel on private terms to go Vest; market unchanged
FIouR-The market opened to-day with an advance OF
SOC on the high grades Of Baltimore Extra and Faniy,
and CSC on Supers There was gooa llqulry 10,
iImer in consequence Of the advance in Baltimore
Flour We report sale of 100 bbls Howard Street Ex-
ira t 80 5O Yesterday 800 bbls high grade EItra Bra
I'll hrand sold on private terms supposed to be 80;
choicest brands were held firm today at $lS STOCK OF
high grades very small and, with the advanced prico
paid for wheat there is scarcely any margin ic' or m
ling at present quotations.. =, ,,.,
The inspections of Flour and Moal in the city OF Balti'
moro for the week ending on September l9th 1901 were
us follows Howard Street G346 bbs; CITY Miiis H. loi
bbl, Ohio 24l7 bbls and Family 2GG3 bbls-total Wheat
Flour 90 500 bbs. Together with 294 bbls Rye Flour
GRArN-wheat-Off offerings to-day 24OO bushs white and
300 bushred market active and prices further advanc-
cd included in the sales 100 bushels choice Mal-
land white at 50 80 800 bushels Kentucky do at ~ 10;
GOO bushels good Maryland at ~ ooas2 Go ouu m m
fair at 50 3a 4 800 bshs choice Maryland red at ~ 0
no 5: 1850 bushels Virginia Valley ut So 6Oa2 IS; 'OOO
bushs common to good Maryland at ~ 2Oa2 oo corn
1850 bushs white and only 600 bushs yellow otcred mar
tc hoher with sales of 1926 bushs good white at 81 25
3 hushs prime do at 81 S0 225 bushels mixed do at
81 2 100 bushels yellow ut 81 49, and $50 6ushs at d a
ats-6OOO bushels received; demand active and prices
dvauced 2a sales OF 800 bushels choice at 70 cts 125
d nrime at 65 cts 1900 bushels fair from store at GO
cents $500 bush grades at 52a66 cents Rye-Only
l6s bushels offered; lso bushels common sold 81 80
HAY-Steady at s22a24 for Maryland and s2sa24 for
Pennsylvania bsled Timothy.
Mo1AssEs.-No sales to- day.
pRoyIsIoNs-Mcss pork was in speculative demand to-
day with sales of $50 bbs Western at s 76a25 per bb
the latter for heavy Bulk shoulders were held frmer,
12s; offered and declined. Bacon .s shade easier;
ouSe iobblnq lots at l4a16c for shoulders lc for rib
sdes and lSXc for clear rb-100 casks sold in lots.
Haras are steady but inactive viz: plain l9c; Western
surarcured 2la23c and choice retailing 24c Lard hrm
at is5alSc for CITY, and lslal4c for Wesern-ouside
for iohbinp lots
sUGAnWo report sales to-day Of 313 hhds Porto Rico
To the trade at l25z to 1&c the market closed rmer
stock of prime much reduced quote English Island
vacuum pan at l4Aal5kc
WHIsKEY-No change.
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ConsIgnees per south Carolina Msilrosa,
seutemter 81,

II bales Cotton 10 bales Mdze 597 bass Flour 20 bags
Rough Rice 495 bags Br.n, % bales Rags Furni-
ture. 70 casks Clay, II cars Lumber Wood &c To
Courtcnay 4 Trenholm, Stenhouse Co, Ravenel Co.
6 Hacker, Mallonee, E yelling. Orphan House, E
Rodgers & Co. Sisters of Mercy. Johnston. Crows
co, II Jeffers l. Co, Mrs Ray. " Bird 4 Co. Kama
Hanckel & Co, d Bagget l. co. Willis & chisolm
Kramer, Ansel, W Semke Co Goodrich, Wineman
Co, Strauss, Vances & Co.
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Memoranda.

The ship Golconds. Lovet was at Monrova. Liberia,
August IL.
QUICK PASSAGE AcRoss TIE ATLANTlc-Th steamship
Java has made the fastest passage across the Atlantic on
aud arrived at Halifax at S31 tho following day.
Having delayed six hours there to take passengers and
mails she left ut $50 NJ and arrived on the Roches
the time occupied on the voyage between Boston and
Queenstown allowing ten hours for difference OF time
and the delay at Halifax days 81 hours Her run
ming WAS az follows 99th $40 miles, 3Oh 40 miles 3ls
928 miles; 1st September 3l7 miles I'd. 3l9 miles 3d.
336 miles; 4th, 348 miles, 9th. 306 miles.
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Savannah lIRrkef

SAVANNAH, September 20.-CoTToE.-Ihe receipts
of cotton since september 2lh up to date have been
22si bales upland and bale sea island. lie exports i'll
the same time have been POI Daos dpait. and ba.s
n Misunderstanding stock on hand ANA on shlIhoard
not cleared on the Goth instant o id5 bales upland
aud 80 bales sea island cotton
The market tins week has Deen very inactive with the
execution of one days. when holders conceded to
the limited ideas of buyers.
The decline and the rreguiarty o the market has had
the effect of making sellers rather anxious 10 hold in
view OF probable advance In the last day So how
ever sales have been made without trouble The trans
actions for the week amount to about 500 bales. at the
following prices;
AIiddEng. 80 ~
Low MiddlnG. ZVdtl'
CovFEE-Thc recent arrival OF 3ID :acb= from Rio
direct has been placed upon the market thereby fully
meeting the demand Prices have, consequently, ben
weaker' but with Nc material change, although ad-
vance may be looked for should gold continue 10 rise
We quote Rio 22 1sa24c, as 10 quality and Guautiy.
RcE-There scarcely any OF the old crop in the
ket There has been arrival OF 200 bushels OF
rice and In the course Of week cargo OF the new crop
ia expected when the market will some shape
Prime Carolina is retailing at llall19c
SALr-The fact of the non-arriva OF an anticipated
cargo of 1900 sacks from Liverpool has produced no
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-23
COnsignees per Northeastern Railroad
Scptcmber 81.

GIG bbls Naval Stores, 20 bales Cotton. Stock
cars Lumber boxes Lauor Furniture, Mdze, &c. To G
" Williams Co, Ravenel l. Co, Kinck, Wickenbeig
Co, Gaillald Minott Kendall Dockery, Rodgers CO.
& E Early Graeser Lee Smith & Co, G Pritch-
cit. Hart l. Co, j Quackenbush, Ryan, H Hol-
loway, Z Adger& Co, Lieut. Neide, Campbell Knox &
Co. W Henery s Stoney. a swinton, Kanapaux'
Lanneau Co. Douc Noise.
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ts Prevention is Better than Cure.
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A man recently swan across Niagara River,
starting from the ferry on this side and landing on
the Canada side, nearly opposite the towers of the
new suspension bridge.
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