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TIE OPERA The combination which Mr.
Mareizsk proposes to bring before the Wash
ington public at the National Theatsr next
week comprises a chorus OF sixty, a grand OF.
enestra- and such experienced artists as Brig.
noli, Habelman, HeTmanns. BsottI. La q rangs
Agatha States, Mss NcCulloch, Madame Rot.
ter, Ceiiini, Wilhelm Formes, Orlandini. and
Anton cei- The box-s sheet tor the six pight "a
opened at Metzer0us this morning, and the
sale OF tickets Is progressing rapidly. The
oTeTas To BE- given are "1Taviata," "F'aust >,
Robert" "FIdel0' The Sicilian vespers,''
and ..TTOyatOTe," also s'E-l DiavoIo'' "a n
matinee
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An esg-desleT IN WorthipgtoL, Ohio, sells
his hen-tTujt according 70 size. He has a board
with three holes in 1t, by which he grades the
eggs.-Ezchdn9e.
We suppose the egg-dealer in question is
subjected TO some Iidicule on account Of his
device; but really he has taken a step in the
right direction. The only correct and Jus,
way to sell eggs Is by weight. as they are sold
in many pieces in Europe Taxing "the run
Of the rnIne." dozen Of egg is = very uneer.
tain quantity.
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e There is rumor in Chicago, said to be
Well authenti cated, that DIR. John McMullen,
pastor Of 81. John Roman Catholic Church in
that city, who left there some month since TO
prosecute an appeal against Bishop Duggan,
has so far succeeded in bis mission that the
controversy between the Bishop and hIs clergy
has been taken up at Rome, where all parties
concerned have been summoned TO appear
and be heard before the Supreme Tribunal of
the Church,
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Wall STRAIT To.daw

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-Stocks weak and un.
settled; Money active att per cent Exchange,
SH Gold, 30. 5-20's, coupon, II. 1O-iO's, cou-
pom, 5h. North Carolina 6's, 65X; new, g.
Virginia 6s, new, OK
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Baltimore Markets, rs.dav.

BALTIhoRB, Dec. 10.-CotIop. firm but quiet,
"A Flour firm and active. prices unchanged
wheat dull; Normally lower. Corn firm:
prime white, 9Oa95 Oats, firm, 73a75. Rye,
hrm, iOa43. Pork firm, $3.50. Bacon-stock
scarce; Rib Sides, IL; CLEAR Sides, I6K; Shout.
ders, IA, Hams Is. Lard firm at l6al6T
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~ Mr.. Douglas Love, foreman at the Dst-
mold mine, on Georges Creek, about eight
miles from Frostburg, Md, was called upon
At his residence on Sunday night, and whilst
standing in his door two pistols were dis
charged at him, a ball from one lodging in his
head. He expired in few moments, and his
assassins escaped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-10

BALTIMORE, Dec. 1O.-VIrginia 6's, old In
scribed, lc66, 45k bid, ~ asked: do 1865, 50 bid
90; 1-67, 40 bid, 49x asked; do. coupon old, So ?
bid; do, new, b bid.
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New York Grain Market To-day.
NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-Flour 5at0 cents better
Wheat shade firmer, but quiet. Corn dull
and dropping.
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Prom Fren ch * Richardson. agents Tor the
LsoDsrd Scott Publishing COMPANY reprints.
W have the london Qs.qTierly Il cie 70 for o. o.
f~r
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IDVsTs OF 6nr sctIBg would 40 well 70 20
sLd see The Lancashire Lass" al Wall 5
OJera House.
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~ be - asi-e elections have been fixed
ISf the 1>th Decrrabcr aud the Constf.u en-,
SS9les Wall meet or he 18Th o. January.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-10

~The New Dominion Parliament has been
further prorogued until January IS
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6sveruneut Securittes.

WARRINGTON, Dec. 10, lsss.-Jay Cooke &
DO. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
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POPULAR GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES.
THOMAS RUSSELL & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
s &C. DYER Z Co.,
sse PBrEsYLvANIA AVENUE,
INVITE ATFENrIos TO THEIR STOCK OF
Wines that are Wines,
Imported by them fer the Winter Season of 1885
HOLIDAY
WINES, LIQUORS. CORDIALs,
HAVANA CIGARs, Fro. 'A''
CHAMPAGNE WINES,
From Ruimart Pere sIIs, Eeims.
Nerzensy, Carte Blanche, La Marechale
NATIVE SPARKLING AND STILL WINES.
From Chas Bother, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Cabinet Cs:awbs, Sparkling Catawba,
Dry Catawba.
VIRGINIA SEEDING.
We are TIE only agent. in the District of CoIuu
bis TOR the above tw 70 celebrated houses.
RoEDKRERs CHAMPAGNE WINES,
Dry sillery, Win Impsrisl. Carte Blanche.
CBAMBEETIN MOUssEUx,
(sparl ling Burgundy
Our own importation, direct from the wen-known
vILLARr JsH. A. BEAUNE, (COTE-DoR)
COGNAC BRANDIEs
or GUARANTEED pURITY.
Ante ieluvian, James Hennessey, Vine Growers,
Co, Old sazerac, Stard, Dupuy $ Co, Pinet Cas-
tilion etc, ard other favorite brands.
OLD RYE WHIsKEYs.
Pembroke, .ls4o;", RocOce, 1850" Baker, 1885,
OLD BOURBON, THE MILK OF KENTUCKY,
SCOTCH AND IRISH wHIsKEY,
JAMAICA AND ST. CROIx BUM.
HOLLAND GIN,
OF superior quail .ty.
FINE BORDEAUX WINES.
CELEBRATED PA BsAE So1.EEssom O1LEBRA-
,Chateau Marsau1. Chateau Larose, Chateau
Mouton, Chateau Lantte, Chateau LeoyiIls cha
teau eGuternes
CANTENAC, ST. JULIEN, &C., &c.
BURGUNDY WINES,
From Chas. Bernard, A. Besune, Cote Dor: Penn
mard, Corton, Chsmbertin, Romance ChabIis
Clos dc Nougeot.
RHINE WINES.
Niersteiner. Lebfraumilch. Marcobrunner, Hook
heimer, Steinterger Cabinet &C.
ENGLISH AND IRISH PORTER,
ENGLISH AND SCOTCH ALE.
POPULAR BRANDS.
LITTLE BELT-CIGARS-LITTL BELT,
OONCHAS, LONBRES, REGALIAS, OPERAS.
&C., &c, &C., &c.
FRESH HAVANA CIGARS OF FAvoRIrE
ENGLISH PICKLES AND SAUCES.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN PRESERVES,
CANTON GINGER, CHOW CHOW, DRY GIN.
GER.
BRONsON's ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE.
Also,
STILTON, CHEDDER, AED PINE APPLE.
FRENCH PEAs,
MUSHROOMS,
OLIVE OIL,
ETC, ETC, ETC.
THOMAS RUSSELL & CO.,
(sIGN GOLDEN EAGLEJ
de l0-ln Between 18th and 18th streets
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NEW STORE
NEW STOCK OF GOODS.
VIM. M. SINISTER & BRO,
No. 324 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS,
Have Just added to their stock a large and yary
choice assortment OF goods suitable for the d. es
ent season, com prisng-
R1ch Dress Silks in great variety for day and
evening, Of the very latest styles
l0 pieces Of French POplins, aud other worsted
dress goods, including Serges Reps. Chameleons,
rlalas, ana Stripes and full stock Of Dress
We have Just opened Q full assortment OF me.
dunn priced Dress Goods, varying frern IS cents
per ysfd upwards, al OF which We have marked
Also, a full line OF Ladies' and Gentlemen's ine
Linen Cambria and Linen Lawn Handkerchiefs
both plain and embroidered; Neokties, Scsrfs, and
full stock of goods TOR the holidays.
We cali special attention to our
ELEGANT STOCK OF PAISLEY LONG
SHAWLS,
including some Of the finest imported. Also. to
lures. a fine assortment Of which we have con
stantly on hand at the very lowest market rates.
Being particularly desirous OF increasing aud
extending trade in our new location, inv lite
customers and the public generally to call and
examine our large stock.
One price only.
All goods marked in plain figures.
w. NJ. sHUSTER BRO,
324 Pennsylvania avenue,
des-stif Bet Ninth and Tenth streets.
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ONE PRICE TO ALL CUsTOMERsr
=. Believing that We can show appreciation of
concessions Of Q few cents to those who would
oeat down" In price. and yet charging full
figures 70 those who confide in our dmsrked'
rates; and desiring to assist in furnishing usefu
information to the respective trades which sustain
our business, We oher the following additional
INDUCEMENfs
TO customers who bring evidsnc Of having DIR
worth Of goods, FOR OSsH, within one msn,S
charge: 49, ~
slosn's Architectural (MonthlyD Journal, for
Builders and Architects. "
d Coach Maker o Journal.
Blachemfth's and Farrier's Assistant
Turner'S Manual.
Tables Of Weights, Measures, and Capacity.
Or any other msnthly Journal which the business
or taste OF the customer may suggest.
no 80 colin JOHN 3. ELvANs co.
THn ORIGINAL UNADULfKRATEp.
H GENUlHEJCEIPERT TAR, known TO an " no
Coughs, Colds. and al Throat and Lung Disesses
which have been extebsIy ely eopsfsrfsif,d
now 1ert for sale by ell the Druggists and may
Dc obtained IN any quantity from NJ CHARLEs
SUIT Wholesale Dealer On PennsyI anIa ave-
Inc, Washll gton; or from any Wholesale Drug
est In Baltimore, on accommodating terms BE
J. ID. tORREsT'S hkeness and sisnatare, ss i
alone By j. N. FoRREsr. az the Drug store Of
COLEMAN ROGERS,
no I'm 113 Baltimore street. Baltimore.
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ECONOMY AND coMroEri
r~ Keep out the
GUILD, RAIN, WIND, aud DIST
And Prevent the Rattle of sasbes with
ROEBCCk' s
IMPROVED RUBBER MOUIpING
Upon your Doors and v indovs. viii last Dfe-
u.- tine.
slnPLk, CbEAP. AND DURABLEf
r,, Inc bhsl WEATHER eThIP in the world.
BUILDERS DEPOT,
~ So2 SkfkETH SHEET.
ec9u Opposite Centre Market.
IHUssIS AT a6a NINTH STREET, BE-
With RESPECTFULLY announces TO the public that he
nse onstanty on hand iull assortment q Truss
es, Supporters, Shoulder Braces, and every other
art,els IN that line, especially for ladies.
n Ne. BOSS will always be glad 20 wait ON thu
ladies' Who may wish to patronage her.
Also, keeps on hand full assortment OF surgt-
ca Dental, and Orthopsedicsl lnstrun ents ana
me Cutlery, especially of 1ngiish ms al facture.
speclai attention paid TO the repairing and
grinding OF al kinds Of Instruments Razors
GROUND concaVe. no u I'm
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A ETRCEf FISHER,
FRENCH STEAM scouRER,
AND AGENT FOR THR
STATEN ISLAED,E.YDDYEINGI ESTABLISH
MINT,
Established ISIS
civ PARIsIAN PROCESS,
Si.hopt oelng taken apart spots taken out With
~ eIeening the whole. Grease spots renewed
eneStuauy. Qmoe, <4s Seventh street, opposite
VIC stout OLlce au3i-iyr
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IMPORTANT NEWS.
q. b. JEWELLs PREMIUM scAPs
are acknowledged 20 be
TIE BEST SOAPS FeR TIE LEAST MoEEi
In the market.
They are made on the old fashisn plan by boil
ing, and are free from ell injurious Ohsmte.I
The premium ORIENTAL SOAP,
The FEW YORK CITY SOAP.
The " CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP.
Ths LAUyDBY SOAP,
Are brands % Superior quality. and are yps,...
eed To give perfect rsaisisctios
ASK YOUR oBocER for any Of those and taN,
nc other. e7e
Fer sale By all OF the BEET GRoorRs IN n,
Msnufsctcry, noe. 500 and sos g stree. por,A
Hetwees eth and sth.
u nu Washington, Do.
A SPLENDID AssoRrMENr eF TorLTr
"A SOAPS sDs 1oQTE BRI rs, :. Loo nris~.
c. .,Js 4 a, hand ct x. booEiff Ap.is.cars,
Se de s-lnx
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NEFsO. y. UUMMINs,
RY 341 SEVENTH STREET,
An EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOus.
Nhefe The public may ind, always, " what a..
saSt'" and that Of the best quality.
SEVENTH BTREET,
,. Tys doors south Of 4 and Horthssa asrkss.
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NJ MEETING OF THE LIQUOR DEAL
N Frs ASSOCIATION will be held, a
JTsdes' Union bah on FRIDAY, December 18th
c. BOYLE, President
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BALLS. PARTIES, &c.
DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
hBs. W. AND II. A. MERRILL, DENTISTS
= No gao PESNsYLNANIA Any,
81, netween lzth and 18th streets, fur &@
hisn All Ii lC1AL TkRTH on any kirs NICrD
=. riste desired. Pure Nitrous Ord Ga con-
xtahuy on hand Tor extracting teeth without raio
guarantee TO ell those having " 1rk done "a ~
once sensiactlon IN every particular. DO 10 ".
H. LAwIs D DAVIS, DENTAL Asso0II
No. $50 PENN'A AVE
Between lth and 18th streets.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PaIs,
=, Nc charge VIII be made for ertrsctsns vhsr,
uneaai Teeth are inserted, although the
ksuent viii &c reQsired 20 Dag for tbeg
surgical operstion when performed which 60S
I'll De dedncted when the Teeth are made. TIE
60 s M1lsn 10 nov prepared 20 make Teeth GA
VOC snvef and Rubber, at New York, PnflsdeI.
Bris slo BOSTON pr ces; All persons wishing den-
named cities. All work viii be e5ne In tire rests.t
Ano tesI manner, and warranted 20 give ent.rs
eetisfsctios. Persons will DO well 70 cali aud az.
anime our work before getting 10 elsewhere Nv 10
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ANp .WTLn UNDERSTAND.
- u N.

I was on my home trip to Lake
Charles, from where / had been absent
for d long time and landed safely, at
New Iberia The clever little french
man at the z Lyon Hotel, \ received me
with his usual politeness and, after
supper, introduced me to Colonel White,
from Lake Charles, who, on business,
had arrived there the week previous.
We soon entered into lively converse
;tion, to me in particular interesting, as
the Colonel had been q resident at the
Lake over o year, and consequently
could inform me of all / wished from
him to learn. He spoke much of the
improvements there and the many new
buildings, ofwhioh, he thought, the new
Masonic Hall was the finest. The So
cial intercourse, industry and moral
conduct of most of the inhabitants, he
praised highly, and his language grew
warm, If not poetical, when he came to
express himself about the beauties Of
the Lake which, IN serena Weather,
the departing sun apparently expand
ing himself into an immense fire mass,
often gradually extending over the
whole visible Western horizon with
its MANIFOLD sceneries OF shell-banks,
trees, saw mills, and other buildings
seems in oaressing delight gently to
embrace, as if to take cooling night
bath III the clear Lake water, bidding
at the same time for thar night a friend
,ly aood-By to a1 and in particular to
his beholding admirers ! ii is q picture,
that in its sublime beauty, can hardly
ever be surpassed, except sometimes in
its own magnificent variations when
here and there heavy clouds happen TO
,cover the sSy--and thus, new and PEE
,culiar charms through the intermixed
light and shade are most beautifully
added. How often have I gaged at 1T !
and how often have the sweet contem-
plations swelled my heart in emotions
of reverential awe and gratitude 70 uni-
verses Majestic, Omnipotent Creator
and mankind's Is merciful, parental bene-
factor -
The Colonel kindly offered me free
passage In his buggy, provided ! would
be ready to start with him at dayOreak
next morning, as he was anxious to be
home the third evening, on account OF
"a brilliant festivity then to take place,
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atonement his divine sacrifice and In
finite Love as the only. sufficient ran
som for the reconciliation Of an outraged
infinite, divine Justice Whether many
OR how many, who work in the higher
degrees can, with satisfaction, look in
the mirror of this my ideal picture Of a
true Mason and Christian do, of
course, not know but this 4 can say,
that hardly ever / noticed in Lake
Charles member, positively degrading
himself by Unmasonic Or ungentlemanly
conduct and a recently delivered ex-
cellent address of Geo. H. Wells, Esq. ,
at the inauguration of the Masonic Hall,
which was very rich and instructive,
had, / hope, a most favorable effect on
all who were presept, and served much
In Strengthening those who are weak
and often easily tempted to make ''mis-
teps."
Under such discourses and by fair
weather, we slowly travelled towards
home, because the roads were very bad,
and if it had not been for our splendid
horses we sometimes scarcely could have
got along.
fTo hs eo,,Fi,,,EaH
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10 be oontinusd)

A SURE CURE FOR A FELoN.- APP
ply a poultice of onions renew
every morning, noon, and night,
for three or four days. No matter
how bad The case, lancing the
finger viii be unnecessary if this
poultice be used. The remedy is
sure, safe, and speedy.
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Nohce.

WHEREAS, many persons, without
FF permission, are cutting wood, cy-
press pieux, de-, in the swamp on the
North side of Lake Charles, which
swamp belongs to the succession Of
Hilaire Escoubas and Henry Chadde-
faud Now, therefore, notice Is hereby
given to an persons, that any one found
hereafter so tTespassing on said land, on
any one cutting wood thereon without
permission, shall be dealt with accord
ing to Law.
E. ESCOUBAS, Adm'x.
HENRY CHADDEFAUD.
November il, 1863
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~ -.

A TTENDU que des personnes sans
IA permission, coupent din bois, pieux,
&C., dams Ia cypriere Nord du Lac
Charles, laqueIle cypriere appartient d
Ia succession de HiIaire EscOubas ct
Henry Chaddefaud. contTe la volont6
dies propri6taires. En- consequence, avis
est par le present dOnn6 q toutes per-
sonnes, que quiconque sera Touv6 oou-
pant du bois dams Ia dite cypriere on
autrement transgTessant, sur la dite pro-
pr1ete, sera poursuIv1 scion La Ion.
IL. ESC0UBAS, Adm'ce.
HENRY CHADDEFAUD.
ia NovembTe 1863.
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Parish OF CaIcasfeu,
November 18th, 1865.

November 18th, 1868.
TN accordance with the first section of
il an Act of the Legislature entitled
8 An Act to organize the Parish Courts
of this State, etc, approved Septeni-
tember 4th, 1868. "A regular term Of the
Parish Court for the trial of all classes
of cases of which said Court may have
jurisdiction, viii be held at the Court
House at Lake Charles, commencing on
Cn6 CIITd IIUHCtTFy on efffftsef, ,T5 I5s5
1869, and of every second month there
after. A term of said Court win also
be held each month, beginning on the
third Monday thereof, for the trial of
Probate causes, and the disposition of
such Probate business IS is required to
be done In open Court
DAVID J. READ,
Parish Judge.
November III, 1868.
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TERMS:
SUBSCRIPTION - THREE DOLLARS
per annum, in advance.

ADVERTISING
Per Square, 10 lines OF less) 81 30
Every subsequent insertion .... 70
Announcement of candidates for
office ............ $40 90
Advertisements sent in for pubIica-
tion, when there are no directions, Will
be inserted in English and French, and
when time is not limited, will be con-
tinued until orders are received and
charged accordingly.
Liberal discount to those who adveT-
tise by the year or quarter.
Nocredit will be given for Advertising
or Job work, except by special agree
ment.
Cards, stating merely the names,
business and place of residence, with
paper included, Twelve Dollars per
annum,
D= All Judicial advertisements must
be paid for on the last day of pubica-
tion, or on the day of sale,
Standing Advertisements.
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[Communioated.l J
MY DREAM,

~ a ~ OR
Truth lin facts and i'm tictions.
"A CHRISTMAS GFT TO ALL, WHO CAN
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LOUIS FISHER,
Corner KIRBY and Ryan Streets,
LAKE CHARLES la,
Wholesale and Retail dealer

Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Gro
ceries, Crockery, Hardware, Boots and
Shoes, Hats, and general assortment ot
Stationery, always On hand at the lowest
market prices. The public are requested
to call ana exanine lis stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere,
March 21, 1868, -1y.
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LAKE CHARLES PRIVATE
Male and Female
ACADEMY.

THE next session of the Academy VIII
= - EElssa4.ae1ssz An4r,fanYs "A
1868, and terminate the LAST Of June,
1859.
Charges In specie or its equivalent i'm
currency, payable monthly.
Board. lodging and washing, per
month for children ........- ~ %
For young men and young ladies, 9 %
Tuition i'm English department 2 O0
Students furnish their own bedding,
lights, toilet soap, table and toilet map
kins.
Strict attention paid to the moral
instruction Of students.
j. wv. BRYAN, Principal.
Feb. rs, 1858. -1y.--Sept ~.
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NOTTCF.

MY wife, Euphemie Hebert, having
w voluntarily abandoned my mntri-
monial donlicil, and refused to return
thereto, the public is hereby notified
that win pay no debts contracted by
her from this date.
d. HEBERT.
Mermentau, Calcasieu Parish, La.,
September b, 1863
, 1868-03-10
POSITIVELY
TO KNOW

If the postage on a newspaper from
here to Great Britain distance $500
miles, be Idly how much should the
same be, from here to Saint CrOix
the distance being only AZ miles?
OF what use would the long con-
tempIated and neUeremdimg RESER-
VOIRS be to the public at THIS mo-
memt, had there not been so much
prOcrastna0ti0n about them ?
If the late hurricane that visited
this Island, destroyed, bIeaO-Up, I'M
proceed, or chanted REQUIESCAT
In PACE on our fashionable water
ing Cart?
If it is in any way to the interest
of a public, where. a free Press exists,
to have an Official acting as Editor
incogmito?
ROSY. I. STAND.
st. Thomas 5th March 1868.
, 1868-03-10
PROCLA.MA

G LIE og Enhver som matte have No
IN get at fordre paa afgangne Isaac Lin
kiEs og efterlevende Enke Johanna Lin
kins felles 30, indkaldes herved til at an
melde og beviisliggjore deres Krav for
undertegnede Skifteret linden Udl6bet at
3 Maaneder efter denne Indkaldelses sidste
Acknowledgements.
Christiansteds Skifteret, ST. Croix den
4de Marts 1868.
C.. SaFauW.
, 1868-03-10
AUCTION

RFTER Begjering af Christlansteds
~ Skifteret vii vorde bortsolgt we'd Of
entlig Auction, paa dette Steds Auctions
Contoir,
LOVERDAG den eide dennes, Kk. 10,
Midday:
NOgIe udestaaemde FOrdringCr,
tilh0rende P. Higgins Fallitbo, og
En- Hest,
tilh0rende Politimester Theodor Nissens
D0dsbo.
Fortegnelse over Fordringerne ETC.,
kunne sees paa Skifterets Contoiret.
Christiansteds Auctions Contoir, den ste
Marts 1868.
E. MONEFELDT,
auth.
, 1868-03-10
AUCTION.

Ell T Request of Christiansteds Dealing
IN Court, will be sold at public Auction
at the Vendue Office, on
SATURDAY Me21StinSt., 12O'cLOcknOOn;
Some outstanding Claims,
belonging to P. Higgins Bankrupt Estate,
and
A Horse,
belonging to the late Policemaster Theo-
dor Nissen's Estate.
A List of the Claims ETC., can be seen
at the Dealingcourt Office.
Christiansteds Vendue Office, 5th March
1868. f. MONEFELDT,
auth.
, 1868-03-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE undersigned will be leaving
the island with the ship "Alax-
andre" He leaves r.. J. Robinson
Esqr. as his attorney.
ROBT. FLYNN.
West End March 9th 1868.
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A CARD TO INVALIDS.

a Clergyman, " nile residing in South
America as missionary, discovered safe
add simple remedy for The Cure Of Nefyou.
Weakness, Eirly Decay. Diseases of the
Urinary aud seminal Organs. and The whole
if.in # d'~order-. brought on by bareiul
lnd vicious habits. GREAT numbers hove
pctn cured oy this noble remedy. Prompt
"a by desire 10 benefit the f,iic,ed aol
unfortunate. viii send the recipe TO, pre
pairing and nSng tins medicine, IN sealed
Envelope, =" any one who needs IL, Free
~ CHARGE. Address,
JOSEPH 7. lNMAN, Station D.
Feb1 Coy Bhie iluuse. NV YORK Civ.
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NTA'ter long drought there ten Tor.
~ % rain Curing which one observet 10
'"V'"3f; Tins Is a ProvIdsniial rain. |
"Pe y will bring up everything cut Of The
S'Ou"o' 10 this BE other replied. with .
'V''us SNAKE OF The head: j can't say ns
agree with you there. Neighbour. Pee
e'''eu three wives ia the ground, aud I
'"'ula MORALLY hate to see, EN- an come ~
agsln' ~
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AAp THE HAPnaEss or TRUE MARRIAGE.
Essay for Young Men. on The Errors
Abuses and Diseases which destroy the
Manly Powers aud create lmpediments 10
MARRIAGE. with sure means OF reliei. Sent
10 scaled letter envelopes 'ree Of charre -
Address, d.. j. SKlLLlN HOUGHTON.
Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa,
Feb Il, 'G8-y