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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-23

ABANDosEb IsYAsr.-0n Saturday evening
m unknown woman left female white infant
In the house OF an old blind woman In the
First ward The little one was turned over to
the Sisters OF st. AIMS Infant Asylum.N
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-23

FILL IN A IRA colored man, named
Richard Smith, fell 10 ht on the street Sat
urday evening, and was conveyed to his home
nrerinef airI7- = = =
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-23

THgOHAIS BRiDoE.-The Chain bridge, near
Little Fails, three miles above Georgetown,
10 being thoroughly ovcrhauled. under the
direction Of Gen. Mlchler. The work Is super.
intended by Major T. Lubey. Three new
spans are being erected, new flooring laid, and
the bridge otherwise strengthened.> Tho i'm
provement, which will be completed about the
1st OF March, causes no Interruption to travel.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-23

DETECTIVE BIoLEY left for New York on
Saturday evening with q oolored boy, charged
with the larceny Of gold watch, the property
OF peaon In that city.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-23

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Wall L
90, have sold lots Nos. . and 8, square No sal,
on Twelfth, between Il and + streets, i'm.
to Mrs. Alexander Adamson, for 5000.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-23

silver WARE SToLEN.-The residence OF S.
r. Bond, on Ninth street, between N and o
streets north, was entered by burglars, q few
was carried away.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-23

PLrnRsr DEyKRRgp.-AA there Is not a
-sutnoieney OF funds to pay the corporation
,laborers In full, they will not receive their
they will be paid the full amounts due.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-23

The GREAT METKonIc NOVEMBER SHowKr
failed to attract as much attention as the
Clothing sold by George q. Hcnning, No. 5ll
Seventh street,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-23

TnE ALARM OF FIRE from box No. %, on
Saturday evening, at O'Clock, was caused by
the burning Of rubbish back Of q street, be-
not needed.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-23

ORPHANS CouRT-Judge PureeH.-This court
transacted the following business on Satur-
day;
LRTTRRs TEsrANENTARy.
VIM. A. Austin qualified as administrator Of
VIM. II. Malcom, giving bond In tlo 900, with
Annie M. Bemis qualified az administratrix
OF Isaac A. Bemis, giving bond In $500, with
W. q. Newman and Hy. Newman as sureties.
GUARDIANS
George Thomas qualified as guardian of the
estate Of his daughter Alice, giving bond In
$500, with 4. Bennix and 7. 4, Smithson as
sureties.
ACCOUNTS
OF Andrew Small'a executor OF Madeline
Parkhurst's guardian Of WIN. Humberps
executrix, and OF the guardian OF Samuel
Crowns children were aled and approved.
Adjourned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-23

BADLY BEATEs.--A nan known as Mat.
Sexton, the COW dealer, residing at the corner
of North Capitol street and Jackson alley,
was so terribly cut and beaten about the head,
suits are entertained. Both his prlest and
physician attended. The parties making the
assault are a portion of a squad OF men who
are working on the Point Of Rocks railroad
First street east and II street north-who ar
rived here from near Frederieksburg on
Thursday last.
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Dress-Making.
DRESS MAXIM
Wines and Liquors.


JAMES Lam,
u DEALKRlE
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
Solo Agent for Carte d'0r, Lac d Or and SIilery
ChAmpagnes,
$40 Pennsylvania avenue, adjoining Metropolitan
Hotel,
Store aud Sample Room superlncudcl by WIN.
e. Agent forths Ia Mauula Cigar uol2.tr
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-23

RHsrEcr.--The clerks OF THE Pension ofhc,
have passed resolutions OF respect to III,
memory OF Mr.. James I. White, late fellow
clerk.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-23

The MOUNT VERNON AssooIATioS-A meet.
ing of the Ladies' Mount Vernon Association
was held at. Mout Vernon last week. The
States represented In person or by proxy were
New York. Virginia, North Carolina, South
Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi, Louisiana,
Tennessee, Kentucky, Michigan, Indiana, Mis-
and California.
It is understood the meeting was most sat-
isfactory one. The report on finances especi-
ally showed that the economical and energetic
man agement OF the place during the last year
enables the Association to liquidate past obli-
cations and leave small balance In the treas.
ury.
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Medical.
Veterinary Surgeon.

TYR, y, ,PuRpY 4. co, VETERINARY
souAl direction given where horses are crippled.
They can be restored by wearing our novel fatont
Shoe. OFFICE, SHOP, AND STABLE, TIM.
Con.and y ,hall street, near Pennsylvania avenue
DO fui stock Of Choice ModlClnos on hand,
or prevailing cattle plague, aux
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

At four o'clock, on the premises, a lot 'front.'
Ing on Fourtecnth street west, between N
street north and Rhode Island avenue,
At four o'clock, on the premises, the lot and
building, SIS Maryland avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets west.
At four O'Clock, on the premises, lot No. 10,
insquarc 49,, on Z street north and Eighth
street west.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-23

U. BAuM's Hoop skirt, Corset, and Shoulder
Brace Factory, removed to Gl3 Seventh street,
lntelligencer Building.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-23

a PpoPKR IMPRoyEMRRr.-The duties and
business OF tho City Register having consid-
sersbly augmented OF late, much COMPLAINT
yiss oa ss Win oce w,nS ~ fSs
cramped and limited size OF the rooms. In
order to remedy the owl, we learn that Mr..
Boswell has ordered useless partition to be
taken down, and his once will be thereby en-
iarged to about three times its present dimen-
sions, thus affordlng every needed facility for
the transaction Of public business.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-23

The CosT OF GOLD RYE."-Corncllust Fust-
ner, q discharged soldier, lately returned from
st. Paul, MINI, In order to see the sights Of
the Metropolis, engaged q hack from William
williams for four hours on Friday night, for
which he was to pay ". Fustner had about
x,so with him, and after spending money quite
hackman, was driven to q lodgfqg on Tenth
street, where he awoke on Saturday morning
to discover that he had been robbed. Sus-
picion resting strongly on Williams, the facts
were made known to Detective Clarvoe, who
arrested Williams on Saturday night, and
took him before Justice J. Il. Smith, when
Fustner made oath that the accused lad robbed
him OF about $40. The accused was held to
bail for further hearing this afternoon.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-23
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

TRMPHnAN
Tho Prahibitson i,sssne 5scentiv sopmeS hsd
a meeting yesterdey evening Al Temperanee
Hall. WHEN A eonstiiution. ssort. Main and 10
c cnn VA auoptedI me esVS,e 70 me
sirned. total shstinenSe man. and rp,enas IN
rfohibition. dcsirons III pIofecting onrseive.
our fsmiliess and ali who are temnted 10 use
insasicatins drink, a. beyersee. do orreniso
Prohibitoty Lessae Of The District 81 CoIam.
goyernnpentn
The hrst article 10 a, folIovs , "our object
i; e hold public Ise,insS az the discussion
and for the agitation III the qaestion or prohi.
billion In the District Of Coiunbisl nv aistri.
Ss,ti5g prGpe, documents md y eireal.tios
The parsage Of such a law, and for All othess
purpo ses Connected therewith.n
The ether articles relate to the duties of the
After the adoption of the constItutiop. va.
cancies In the board of m An ayers were nIleabv
he s. election Of Gen q H 2 aSy.sd wR Nj.
ganization now CON leted is AZ follows: Pres
fdent, George Savage; independent, o. X,
q. smart; Chairman board Of msnssets' Dec.
N. Middiebrook. and The mnnagers abosc
named. "''N
After the league had adjourned. tho wa.b.
ington Tempessnce Socicty held its regular
melting. ana addresses were deliyered Nv
Judge Blood, DR.. I. q. Clayton, Rev. d. W
ris, ali tbe spesters exeept pr' Cisyton t.hin1
strong rround in favor OF ptohiSition' Al liz
close ofthe meeting Hon. d. p. Holloway, a.
poinied A com mittee 10 prenare reso,utions n
be laid before the Police Hoard, thankinS them
for their cfforts 10 reiuoe The humber NJ aim
ior pisees Nv ,efnsinv license and oieasinc
them the support on Inc ms m hers Of ibr societS
IN their efforts
-
p. Newman, Of New Orleans, the editor Of the
Chrisfian Idpoeafe. A NOMINATE journ.i nnhs
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IRISH PATnIors FAMILIES, RRLIKp AssocI-
Arior.-This association met last evening at
Carroll Hall, Daniel Grady in the chair and
James Ryan secretary.
Messrs. John O'Donovan, Thomas darvey,
JAmes J. Kane, and Michael German was ad.
mitted to membership. - ..s
An election Of officers was held, with the
following result: ....f
President, Daniel Grady; Vice President, =.
d. Power Secretary, CHARLES E. Joyce; Treas
urer, Daniel A. Brosnan.
On motion Of J. ID. 0,Connell, a committee
consisting Of J. d. 0'Connell, James Ryan
and ID. II. Brosnan was appointed to draft an
address to the people Of the District, express
sive Of the objects Of the association, and APP
pealipg for support Pending this motion,
Messrs. O'Connell, Ryan, Brosnan, Donovan
and others spoke feellngly Of the patriots who
are suffering for their devotion to their
country. The speakers INDUCED in some
structures upon the seeming indulgence OF
certain parties who encouraged the fenian
patriots upon the periious psthwhich led to
their unparalleled suffering.
On motion, the meeting adjourned to meet at
the same hall on Sunday evening next, at half
past three o'clock. MH ~
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-23

TIE Potomac FRosr.--The two inc steam
ers City OF Washington and City Of Alexan-
dris, plying between this city and Aiexandria,
are now making their hourly trips, having
been newly ironed and supplied with heating
apparatus. As the steamer Arrow, Capt. Stack,
pole WAS dIscharging some Government stores
at Sixth street wharf on Friday, she was
forced against the wharf by the wind, break
Ing several OF hsr paddles and somewhat dam
aging her wheei-housc. The damages were
Immediately repaired and she made her usual
trip TO Mount Vernon on Saturday.
fays Wharf, Sailed = Sohooners Great
Pirate, King, and Missouri, Keys, for Quan-
ptlooj James Guthrie, Frere, for lower Poto.
mac, al light Porto Rico. Tyler, for the
Navy Yard, to load with piles for E. L. Fay.
Foioisr's Wharf-Sailed--Schoon Oregon,
Shanborn, bound down light, vapor, Bogart,
for AeSsndria, to load with coal, for Pfovi-
Rleps Wharf. --Arrived--Steamer Columbia,
Harper, from Baltimore, with passensers and
freight, and large number OF small vessels
with produce for market.
Harpey's WhdrT.-Arrived-Stca Pioneer,
Olden, from Accotink, with wood for Harvey,
Clark & Given. SalIed-Schooners Purser,
Knight, for PanAloco creek, light, Ann Jane,
Benpett, light, for Ohatterton's Landing,
light. HI.
Broton's Wharf.-Arriyed-stes Hi Liv-
ii1ston, Lawler, from Baltimore. with pas
sengers and merchandise.
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Wants.

WANTED-EBw AND CAST OFF CLOTHING,
" OLD GOLD AND SILVER, oI any otlieI arti:
ole OF value at TIN old ed Mercha Pawn
broker Store Of X, FULTON Co. .6ll Ninth street,
doors north Of PennsylyAniA avenue. de20-u
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CIRCUIT CoURT-CaiefJ Justice Carffcr.-This
| court transacted the following business on
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ONE HORSE;
ONE BUGGY AND HARNESS.
c electors Sale.

EpY vrtuc of a Warrant of Distraint directed
to me by a. S. Wallace, Esquire. Collector
Of Internal Revenue for the Sd Collection Dis
trict of South Carolina. l have levied on the
following described Real Estate, belonging to
Elijah IIinklc, viz:
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u. S. Internal Revenue,
Assistant Assessors Office,
lZTn Division, 8D DIsrnlCr OF SO. Ca,

l1TH DIVISION, 8D DIsTRlCT OF So. Ca,
PIcKENs G. H., jan. %, 1868.
THE Internal Revenue Law makes il the duty of
L every man Of lawful age, or females holding
property in their own right, to mako returns to
me, on or before tho lst day of March next, of
their Incomes for the year 1867, and of such ar
ticles named in Schedule as they may be in pos
session OF, liable to a tax Also, Persons, Firms
and Corporations carrying on any business rcqui-
ring the payment of Special Tax, are required
to register with me within the same time The
above taxes are called Annual Taxes, aud they
alone are placed on our Annual list.
Persons liable to monthly taxes on Manufactures,
&C., are required by law to make their returns
promptly on or before the 10Th day of enoh month
Persons liable to my Legacy or Succession Tax
are notified to make prompt returns in such cascs.
The law makes II the duty Of every one to know
his duty under the law; aud u failure to perform
that duty subjects tho party so failing to heavy
From the territorial oxtcnt Of my Division now,
It viii bc impossible for Inc to cal at every ones
house. will, therefore. have to tnke most Of the
returns at my Office, and parties failing must be
assessed by INC with tho 90 per cent added, us tile
law requires me to do.
F. a. IIOKE, Asst
Assessor 3d collection Dist S G.
Jan. 90, 1868 l8 ~
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

In tic Disirin C,nn IF the United .Stutcs,
N. tJor the District of' SouM C,.rolinu
IN rus NArrsR az MARTIN Manly, BANKRUPT
.ffNIIis IS 40 GIVE NOTICE, That, on the
2ilh !llN al January, 1868 W,:.""s - e
Mari" Manly, S 'Ir,|Hffa r|HSfensss nsshigtt sg the stssS
of S,uth Carplinn. whoi has been adjudgcd a
Rankrupt uron his own petition; that the pay
mont of any delts and the delivery "f any
property belonging to said Bankrupt, him, ar
far his use and the transfer of any property by
him, are 'urbilden by law that a meeting OF
the creditors of the said Bankrupt. to- prove
their debts. ana tn chn"se onc or more Assign.
eos of his Estate. will BIO held at ~ C'urt of
Bmkruacy. to he holden at Y"rkville, S, q,
befare w. y. CL,wsoN, Esq., one Of the Negis.
tors in Bankruptcy Of said Court, on the llh
day Of February, 1868 at 10 n'click, a. y.
~. p. NJ. EpplNG, U. S, Marshal.
AS Messenger.
BY T. w CLAW soN, =
Deputy Messenger.
Feb. l. 1868 ID r
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= IN mday, OH. at pickens G. II
list Of Taxable Property,
sss anil Buillings,iArtic'r,
s5s State, ,7rotufn to be made
$8Spirituous Liquors made
sY Carriages, Gold and Silver
sss,wclry aud P:anns. Profcs-
SF'. ST.. including Newspapers,
{ Msss and Telegraph Companies,
lnc,mcs from Salaries, Rents,
~, lIrtois, Restaurants, Butchers,
,sMbc|'a aud Bar Rooms Ferries, Public
Drnys and Baggage Wagons. on each
fery Dig. cap'ta'irn tax on all Males
37ecn the ages nf twcnty.nnc and sixty, AMI
! ~ salea bf mlA. Wares ami Morchun,lizc
ma'lo from lat january, 1868 to lst day of
y Jannary. 1869. s'
returns Of Spirtuous Liquors anil of Goods.
l Wnrcs and Merchandise sold since 1st Jahun
ry, 1868, sill bo malls for the quarter ending
with March, and paid at the expiration of each
ranarter II I0T
Evory employer will make returns OF the
names of 'tsl pcrShms that are employed by him or
nor. us we'll as all persons liable to tax an his or
her premises. a list of these, (ahe registered
namn) is required from cnch onlloyer or land
holder, with the number of dogs on each place
anu the names of persons by whom they arc
owned. @ ,.e,,',,'tS'i
All Returns of property will he made in pcr.
son aud under oath, aud paid in the District
where tho property is lpoatcd and M returns
rill be received by mail or otherwise, unless
s~arn t' aco"rdngto to law.
My Assessment and Return B ,oks will be
closed Oh the 9th day Of March, and those fail
ing ID make returns by that time will be double
taxed.
S. G. nERNDON,
Assessor ;l,,l Tax Collector.
Feb a. 1868 ~
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TWO TRACTS OF LAND,

Which are described MS fellows:
Tract No. l, whereon the snid Eliinh Hinkle
now lives, containing FL " Il HUN DRED
ACRES more or less, and adjoining lands of
Josiah Chapman, William Nimmons and others.
Tract No. 2, lying on Cane Crock. in Pick.
ems District, containing SIX HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY.TWO ACRES -.,pnra.. ,>x Isry .tnr
kle and others.
This Property will be sold at the residence Of
Mr. Wyatt Hudson, on Thursday tho 9th
day Of February next, at III o'clock, A. NJ, to
the highest bidder, for tbs. purpose of paying
Internal Revenue due by Elijah IIinkle to tho
government of the United Statas. F%iH. i Aue
Bw- TERMS CASEa.
VIZ sNI j. w. CORR.
['a't aat Deputy Collector.
Jan. 90, 1868 II 4o, I'd.
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GH a negro manSin indianapolis, Indi-
ana, has becn fined two thousand dollars, and
sentenced to two years Imprisonment, formar-
rying white woman. & u.
Attention [! Tax-P ayers.

WILL ATTEND on tho following days at
"A the following placcs, to assess nnd receive
.Meturns OF faxablo property. and NIL other re-
tpfns. including capitaton, as required by Inv,
for tho ycar 1868, namely: SO
!M Monday, 10Th February, 1868, at Tunnel Hill.
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NOTICE..
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
iGEN'L sUp'Ts OFFICE, )a,f
---.l ,CMARlEsTuN. S c. lOctuhnr g l2l7 O..

NN ami alter October 6. 1867, the PASSENGER
" Trains fn the South Carolina Railroads Mill
, 1868-10-02
Bekjendtgjorelse

Mt susp. Underdommer og Skriyer
III paa st. Thomas, Adolph Rosen-
stands 30 Days Dato er taget under
BehandIing som faIlit af undertes-
nede Skifteret, bringes herved til
%offentlig Kundskab.
st. Thoma Skifterets Contoir, den
15de September 1868.
p. nj. ANDERSEN,
const.
, 1868-10-02

OLON !ALR AADD 7
FOR ST. CROIX.
FOR ST. CROIX.

(Forts@ttelse af Modet den l4de Septbr.)
8, 2den Behandling af Udkast til Anordning
ON Pension for forhenverenie Underbe-
tjent we'd Christiansteds Toldsted, E. f.
Kirchhoff.
Intet Endringsforslag var fremkommet.
ForhandIingerne foregik ifol-e Forret-
ningsordenens : 7 linden lukte Dore.
Anordningens Overgang til 3die Behand-
ling vedtoges med 9 Stemmer imod 7.
4, Eden Behandling af Udkast til Anord-
ming ON Bemyndigelse for Gouverne-
, 1868-10-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice..

THE Examination of the MOravian
Day Schools will take place as
follows
Friedensberg, End, October0th
1870 a. m.
FriedensthaI, October 18th IO.3O a. m.
The friends of Education are re-
specially invited to attend the above
Examinations.
FriedensthaI, October Ist, 1868.
]. l.. HARVEY.
, 1868-10-02

III ia oO uloIObOC OOnNl OiA Sh
Dampskibsforbindelse imellem St. Croix
og St. Thomas.
Intel Endringsforslag var indgivet; og
Ingen begjerede Ordet.
Anordningens Overgang til 3die Behand-
ling vedtogeS med II Stemmer imod 3.
S, 1Ste Demanding af Udkast til Anord-
ming ON Pension for Enken efter Major
j. H. Gyllich.
Udkastet med Motiver lyder saaledes:
"Enken efter afd6de Major og Chef for
Frederiksteds Brandcorps Jacob Heitmann
GylIch, Adriana Gyllich, t6dt Meiey, TIL
lpgges af st. Croix Colonialkasse 200 vest.
Dir. i aarlig Pension, at regne fra 1ste Sep
TENDER 1865"
Motiverne til toranstaaende Udkast ere
f0lgende:
"Uagtet abode Major J.H. Gyllich neppe
if0lge ) l af Pensionsloven af4de December
1868 kunde ausees at ware pensionsberet-
tiget, og hans Enke saaledce hcIerikke at
vere Diet ifolge samme Lows 5 10, ere der
dog overveiende Grunde for at ~tiIstaae En-
ken en- Pension af CoIonialkassen.
Den abode Major Gyllich havde tjent
SON Officer we'd de vestindiske Trooper
fra eide August 1915 til 23de April 1887,
da han cfter Assigning afSkedigedes fla sit
Embede som Captain og Compagnichef, i
hvilken Shilling hans Gage var 81 1920 pa.
foruden EmoIumenter og blew beskikket
til MFgler / Frederiksted, i hvilken Shilling
hans Indt%gter i de senere Aar antages
efter Fradrag af Contoirudgifter at have
vFret 1900 a 2,400 p. a. Som Brand
major og Chef for Frederiksteds Brandcorps
oppebar han desforuden en- aarlig Gage af
$500 af Colonialkassen. Han har like
efterladt Formue, og Enken har tvende
ufors6rgede D0ttre og en- afd6d Datters
Barn hos sig"
Forhandlingen foregik efter Forretnings-
ordenens ) 7 linden lukte D6re, og Udkastet
overgik, i Overeensstemmelse med Forret-
ningsordenen, uden Afstemning til 2den
BehandIing.
6, Valg af ct Medlem til Fattigcommissio-
men Frederiksted, istedetfor r. More
ton, der var bortreist.
Valget, der ifolge Anor1ningen 23de De-
cember 1865 gjelder for 3 Aar, faldt paa
f. A. Lund med II Stemmer.
\, eden Behandling af Budgettet for 1868
90 med tilh6rende BevilIingsforslag.
a. BeviIlingsforslaget til Post c.: Colo
NAL aadet, saaledes lydende:
"Til Udgifter under Budgettet for Com
munen St. Croix for Finantsaaret fra 1ste
April 1868 til 31te Marts 1869 bevilges:
Til Udgifter we'd ColoniaIraadet for st.
Crolx- $500.
, 1868-10-02

ENTERED AT CH~RIsTIANsTED:
Sept 30,-Dutch schooner Onward, Mussen-
den, St. EuStatiuS, Ballast.
&" British schooner Gold Hunter, L.
Wharton, Barbados, Provisions, Lum-
Der and Dry Goods.
ENTERED AT FREDERIKsTED
Sept. 25,-American schooner Vesta, Waite,
Christiansted, W p. Lumber & Shin
giles.
" 90, Ditto brigantine belmont, Locke,
Cochran, W. p. Lumber & Shingles.