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GETTING SHASEy.-The earthquake vista
ton has reached Ireland. Shocks were feIt in
Cork county on Monday, bat the cable does not
mention how severe they We're, or wha. dam
age was done. II sharp shOSk u ~ earthquake
Wa felt III san Francisco AZ II I'd night Monday.
Recently there were several shocks in Virginia
ana nom the Pacific Ocr III every arrival brings
fresh accounts CT disasters. altogether. things
Seem &c - very unsettled down below as we'll
IS c. top OF The ea-th's crust, anu we may Well
donot the stability OF mundane affairs when
Lot Day passes without a conyuiSion IL some
quarter Of the globe We do not know no y
Icing we are 20 escape such visitation. as
according 20 news paper accounts, Washington
bSdiy needs shaking up. II things 20 Cd 1t
this rat scientific men will have to consider
the feasibility of tapping the volcanoes in order
TO let out the imprisoned gases, which II p SAID
cause al TIE trouble.
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by Bankers and Brokers TeIesrapu. !

Lewis Johnson i Go. quote stocks aud bonds
In home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK Oct rS.-First Board-U. s s
leel, coupon, is; t.2O's. l-62, coupons, 1l2'
icoi, coupon, lln'l; 1865, coupons, i'll; 1865,
coupon, new, 1o93, 6.20's, Is61, coupon. I.u:
i0.4ns, coupons, 100 e; Pacific Mail, 1872 .; OHIO
y Miss. Certificates II; Mariposa, 6; Atlantic
Mail, i Canton, isa; Cumberland. 3i4; W.
Q. Telegraph, 80; Quicksilver, 22a; Boston
Wafer Power, l5I!; N. Y. Central, l2iY; Erie,
az dc pTefd, Go; Hudson. l}ja; Reading
IN; Michigan C-ntrai, =; Michigan South {.
ern, e5S; Illinois Central. -; Cleveland and
IitSburs, =; Northwest, COS. do. preferred,
81 = ;.Cleveland and Toledo, 1923 Rock Island.
us Z; Fert Wayne, ll3.; Alton & Terra Raute.
II Toledo Il Wabash, G2 Adams Elk. l9a. ;
Wells, Fargo d Go. Exp. %; American Elk.
press, = United States Express, i625: Mer-
chants Union, PEA; Chicago Alton, =:
do preferred, -. Market strong. Gold. l3is a
14s.
by Cable
LONDON, Oct. 2S-1i.15 a. m.-C0nsois 81 =.
Bonds, 80. Erie, nsj.; Illinois, o. i.
FRANKFORT, Ill a. m.-Bonds, - =. Stocks
flat.
LIVERPooL,1l.l5 4. m.-Ootton maj Ike: opens
buoyant; sales l5,0O baies. Niddling Uplauds
II; Orleans, ii :.
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f. Capt. VI illiams, formerly of the steamer
taNCIiie. running betv cen JTfolk and Hamp-
ton, " as drowned from oil tee schooner Viola
I'll the mouth Of Back river, on Friday night
e. The reign OF high heeled boots has bean
short: fashion has utterly discarded them.
: AZ Calhoun 5 widow and dauc her are said 10
be in sITaiteLed circumstances.
AZ The brazilian government has offered r
reW$rd q S~.tFt, gold. 10 the inventor OF auy
practicable mode OF preserving bee; for expOr-
rafICys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-28

TIE wAR CLANS AGAIvsr FSGIASo Tie
repCrt comes from the other side Of The water
jbaJ Minister JchR~on-s merry way of set
Ting fcs Alabama CLAIMS against IN, British
Government Is 70 re--- Them a. "a EliAeI COM
mission O.. sixteen rleL--i-hr ID b. appointed
by eacE Govern-1. -. AMI That the C1est,OTS Of
international law ar . be leff 10 the q oIlra-
uCE g Tie Emp .-gr OF Russia Or the kiu, Q.
PrUs- IS A tlis II nc!e OF settlement has here
IJ+ore been -.----ti b. eur GoS-ruy1eut IA The
most POSITIVE tenn. II seems quite Improbable
iaet cur NiLi-t.r has I'D .a-ttlsu - r,s5.late
On n : re J. Low.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-28

iNfoRTANT BASAkUFT UECISIoN The
Judge II the United States Uistricr Conr, in
tILzao~ih City North Carolina. made an inn :
PCrtahi decision the o'her dav touching h,nE
tuPts. his decision III effect was that real es
lie COuId not D. sci aside TOR temporary sum
port OF bankrupt. under the provisions of the
eet IelstIg 10 exemptions: but that money
lnight te 20 apprOpriated. IN cases whore tha
ir ,hS e4eS ara Eeeessailes specially DESIGNATED
~ 1850. 49, ana II necessary 20 take lane for tbis
PtilCSe' u must b. advertised and sold AZ nnh
lac AUCTION and tGrnedi nj. cash f0
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CHAETSt ELECTION IN BaLTINoRK To-p Ay.
The regular election fer member OF rha first
branch Of the City Council VIII take plsce in
aiI TIE wards Of Baltimore to-day. IN the
firSt- Ninth Seventeenth, aud Nineteen IN
WARDS. "a, D, there are two Democratic cardi.
estes While IN all the others there Is but one
IThocIS1ic candidate. In the First, Second
Ihlrc- sixth, seventh. Tenth, and Nineteenth
wards he Rel uhhCsns have made ncrnin4-
tions- There VIII also be an election in the
Eleventh and Twelfth Wards for a member of
the second branch of the City Council. 10 sup
NY the vacancy oleasioped by the resignation
Ct Samuel W Smith. Esq. General James NJ.
Anderson is the Democratic candidate The
Republicans have not made a nomination
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SLATE AANTELS.

,HaviIg removed our entire stock Of SLATE
MANTELS to Ne 243 Penney ly aniA avenue Be-
tween 18th and 18th streets south side, and hayina
sooed greatly to the variety and stock, are now
hspxied to show In rooRs especially set apart for
rs 2. sneh o. our business, all styles of Mantss
tbis country and Rurope
inv stte builders and others % call and exam
tEe cui socK ana prices before purchasing, e No
hatIef oe rseive. We can be exceled BY none, hav-
nsncw the agency OF the most celebrnted NAM.
factory In the United States
W. HAMILTON co.
1919 BRANCH etore 2l3 Pepua avenue
C 70 u Oct. 18th and 18th streets
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ECC. Ge,-E- b4.s-. 2 member Of ths Thirty
Third aLd Thirty EiEhth Congress. from
Ohio. ci-C A Wooster CT ne 2ith IL .ant. Mr.
Bliss was an ln-sLse partisan. but was ALWAYS
considered even by bis p-IIticaI opponents.
man ef vsry ceeldad ability. who might have
enjoyed rad he ben so disposed. a useful and
brilliant are@T. Unfortunately. however. his
habits Of lie were Irregular. and his dea.h v-az
ECt uneXItCtsd % Is friends.
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"FCTL PLAT."-This noted sen sationaI play.
dramSiized from Reade and BourcIcauIt's
much talked Of novel, is to have fine ruI at
Walls Opera House Judging from he very
large and arpreciatiye audience assembled AT
that coy JheateT last evening. Mr.. Hsrkins
as the hero, and Mrs. Hawthorne a. the heroine
have Just conception Of the characters OF
Robert PrEfOlj' and Helen RJlle>ton,' -
while anderson as y % Vyiie." and Mrs. Rae
ss Nancy Rouse" are very effective. Alto
seIher the piece Is well perform by the COM
psny.snd he scenery dnd mechanical ef.scts are
finely managed. The psr+ormsnc- ELECTS en-
thEsiasue app Isnse every eveninC. There Will
b. ..FOuI Play matinee On SATURDAY for
ladies ard sAilGTen 81 z GIcsd rats
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TIE y oEEING PEOPLE.-The International
lrN.-ICu @ Locomotive Engineers canr!431eJ
IL aLLUai session IN Chicago on October u
-AL~ut one hundred Delegates Were present
IRON a. Icruo;4s OF the United States. The
Pl&iu thief Engineer delivered the ra-ula-
ahiHai address, lu The course Of which he said
particular "a ZION should ia directed To-
y 81 q iLFt> -.a;i- TIE causes o. 80 nlauyt.ttI
Sc,ii-h's " boiler pNriU-i1uS'' The SlcIe.y
of Mines Il klaGsfHal, Hanover. has forbidden
me nPicy In,u. CT CHIldrsu uder T. ve.rs OF
age curIr. ~ CHI IL any Mining worS, and
Cur-ns N CAV IN aLy KIND O. N LnI.ous Iahnr-
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General kllpacrIck IS ont acains. General
Butler, and has taken the stump 10 speak twice
day until the election IN favor of Nr. Dana
m the 5th Massachusetts District General *
llay mean Well. but he viii hardly b. able 10
accomplish much Ia. nst General ButIe-. who
i pet sure 70 D. elected, IL spite OF the ior-
IaIdable som bInaJi5ns agsIus- him
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HThe immense FIRE in the forests Of washs-
ingten Territory is SAID 10 travel az he rate OF
i've miles an hour. The houses OF many SET
tiers have been destroyed.
- The New York Society for tho Proven
ten OF Cruelty 10 Animals Is arres:ing drivers
Of coal carts and others who venture into the
streets with horses having sore backs.
~ In New York, il is said, the Belgian
pavement costs 81 G. per square yard, the
NlcGoIson pavement II IS, and the granite
block payement now beng laid in Broadw
SlO IS.
Nben the Pacific railroad is opened ~
San FRANCISCO, II Is proposed 10 put upon the
Inc "noheym moon car, for the express use
OF bridal parties.
- Bep Janin +. Miller of Richmond. WAS
killed, On Satnrday by the accidental blowing
Up Of = stationary engine near Wllson,s Dano,
in DinwIddle county Va
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l. really looks s. Il III city street work i 20
II honestly done. We EOy.ce that Comuis-
sICEe- GgEa-IL Of the Seventh Wara. Is rray-
eIing south + street with good gravel. laid
twelve inches deep. Those who don't believe
That the Wo.i4 moves should see this piece OF
wCTE.
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according 81. g.. Atlanta cable or- Minister
'1 England attended another PUo.lc dinner IN
LLy-TTC1i on Monday evening last Ills speech
on the occasion Is 1T r-I raphed. sav,. that h
express some apprehension thai his cOnduc.
~ lL-ia-t might Iyt ~ approved ~ his
eoUA-1y r1@---a COS iuz-Ecy that he would
Nee via Gilman re-izuauou.~ QUITE
Likely. N--tir-- la, a fun stomach to max
one feel Composed and happy.
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baltimore Markets. 0,dav

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2>.-Cctton firm. Flour
Gull, with prices nominal. Wheat very dull,
WIN prices ruling much lower. Corn dull:
new hlte, 9Oc. aSit; old, Sl.IcaSl20. Oats dull:
prime 20 cents. Ryr dull ann nCminally Sl.LJ.
Pork quiet at So. Bacon firm; RIB sides, I68
clear do, l. : shoulders, Is. ali; hams, 1ga2l.
Lard quiet ~ 10
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NiEGiNiA LAND SALss AND SETTLERS
Inc fauquler Land Journal makes a most en-.
Couraslhg tNhltit In regard 10 the sale, of w
sinla LANDS ard the accession Of neur sa,,Isr-
within The past twelve months. IL saws ,ha,
''moie than SjOp,e worth of property has hem
Solo 10 actuai se'tefs Within radius of ten
war. arG since May, l-s-. farms havs baen
sold varying in prices from 5000 10 SLaH ~
gentlemen from New York, New Jersey ohio
Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania Virg,nis
SOuth Carolina. GeCrgia. and Louislana
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wall Street Te-tny

NEW YORK, Oct. Mooney is active n
or cent Exchanga O.. Gold. SIX. SOS
~ coupon, =. ln-iU's, coupon, 81. North
tarol.na G'S. 90 Nrginiss f 5. ex-coI1pou s.
%. D. v, 90. Itnnessee, eX-cOupoE. 60.
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GIN ICCLELLAN.-Wr learn from the
Newark courier thai General Ciaor-e h. NJ
tlslian has az las got a good POSITION Tha
executors OF The l. 4. stevens estate have
employed him "a al annual salary OF $1,000 a
year 70 supeIIntend The completiou OF tbs
famous Stevens battery a HCboken, aud
which when anoat is 70 o. tpndered as a fraa
gait 10 The State g: New JeIsev. As 10 limit u
Specihed fer tie cOuplel4OA- me General will
nave Sp.enolt opportunity 10 deyeIOpe that
posse >sOr
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Baltimore Stack MARKET. To.dcx

BALTIMORE, Oct. l5.-Vrginia 6's, old. in
scTIbsG. T. BID, l. asked: do. 1861. - Did, ~
asked; do. coupon old. 30 bud IS asked. do con
pom new. s. b'd, North Carolina 6'S. y-cou-
pom co. bld; South Cardinals, new, o. bid.
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NENU1NE IRISH POPLINs

wewould call the special Atlantic.
ssH sGd III eU ~ sb 70 sS Of
BkUTEE RS, Dublin which we az nsS OF FIN
cell rs cheap IS they are retaiied I'm am rso 70
East, rn markets, and will cut them in any anne .ne
tity desired. fuSn-
Alse, to our large stock Of
FRENCH POPLINS,
CANADIAN SERGES, EMPRESS CLOTHS
RIPS, FRENCH and SCOTCH WISsEYS: A.
veil ss to elegant stock Of COLORED Ana
BLACK SILBS, oil Of which we Offering eX-
ceediugly cheap
All good marked in plain figures, at the lovaa,
msThet price.
One Price Only
W. n. sHCSTlR Bro
of.S-N N sfif No. - Market space.
ChEAP CAseIMkkks
Just received, large assortment Of CASH
HEREs Cheap. GkO J. JOHNsON co,
oc Ct S2l 7th street
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New York Grain Market Ys.dey.

NEW IORs, Oct aS-FIour dull. and 1N,rjr
lower. Wheat irregular and unsettled bu+
without decided change in price. Corn duI!
and about Ic. lower.
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CASE OF PoIsoNINC.-Two little girls one a
daughter Of Dir. Schaprell. and the other a
dsughter of Mr.. Hess. both residing on Centre
Market space, were poisoned on Monday ri gnt
by GAZING quantity of the capsule or James
town weed, usually called ..Jmstone weed. y
Vi ich had been brought from the country by
81 me boys. Drs. Lehman and Erich were
Calhd in, ard by the use of emetics, cathartics
and y strong detection OF coffee. succeeded In
relieving the little sufferers.-BdIf. Sun
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TINTED STATES PATENT OTFICF

u MAsBINGIOS, ID. @, October % 1853
On the petition of JAMES EASTEKLY, of
Albany, n. Y, praying for the extension OF
patent granted HIM on the 18th day o! Februarg
49,, reissued In two divisions on the 3dth dsy 81
jane, 1858, and numbered respectively 3G0l and
Stla. for an Improvement in Bsse Burnins Stoves
IT is ordered that sait petition be heard az this
Office On the 18th day Of January next Any nar
son may oppose this extension. Objections deno
s1nons, and otner papers should be filed In this
ONCE twenty days before tine day of hearing
ELISHA fOOrE.
Oc9S- 1aNSw COmmissionar Of pata
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a SPLENDID Observation-Disclosures buv
A Ing goods for Fairs or for the Hoi isys can
ket 8 me assortment efToys Work Boxes Babies
Win variety of other gosde, at Half Price nj
WM. r. SHEDD'S
oO2 Eleventh street
2S-3t
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NEEAT BARGAINS
IN DRY GOODS.

'Ai al J. W. sELBY & CO, for cheap DRY
They have Just
PoSs ,ea sh9 largest and cheapest lot Mems and
a. ssI MEhES ever offered in Wa.hin GIN
forc~.h general assortment Dome sites yery los.
aa,J W SELBY 90
oc-sr~ go fenna. avenue, south side
neAr SeNan fh sfrs
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LOST AND FOUND.

L Ton CAPITOL Fill. MEMORANDUM
TuChAI bOOh. Toe finder viii be re- ard
~ L. COwLFs.
Il OSTaA black and white NEWFOCNDLANO
- fCP, about months old; answers TO the name
OF carlo liberal reWard will be paid If re-
turned to sAML CROSS, llth street east near
leonA: aNenoe. &C Tr
SSkEWAkD. -strayed away from nv Slaughter
~ house, street; near let, brown HEIfER.
nlarseq with tar on thu rump. The above rewari
VIII De given IL returned TO JOHN SCH UPARn
streets. o. % y.
SHAWL LosT.-On Monday, tine 18th, a drab
- colored Chinchilla Wool SHAWL on stb
street, between and south. The finder vi N be
suitable rewarded by leaving the same at - O.
between 41s and 9th streets south. &C E-stF
CANE TO THE PREMIsEs OF THE SUB
- scriber on Friday, the ed instant one cow
The owner will please come forward, prove nro.
perry pay cha' ges, and take her away CLARK
MILLS, Rladensburg Road. oc y a..
CO0 REWABD-Stolen TUESDAY might /. Iron
GU Gray HORSE. fourlyesrs old small hmm
on the night fore leg, between knee and forelock
~ hands high, The ahoxe reward will be given
II returned ia RANDOLPH GOIS6S two miles
ire M Alexandria. near the seminary. oc2s 81
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Governments Securities,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S, IS65-Jay COOKE l.
Go. furnish the following Quotations CT Gov.
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H% GRAND DIVISION, sons OF TEMPER
AS sNCE. Il. C-TLe Grand Division Viii
nod 80 sd ourrei session TaIS WEDNESDAY,
ENhN1hG, az o clock. at Sons Of Temperance
Hall, corner Of 7th AID ID streets, InteliIyencer
- ii1iIg.
install alton OF Grard Officers, and u~insss OF
J.. tOrt2Lcs viii b. trans 4zted.
~ o1cer CT the q. u
y WN p DREW e. W ,
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BALLS, PARTIES. e.,

BALLS, PARTIES, DC.
TEE FIRST GRAND RAIL TIE RRTcK
LAYERS APPRT NTIgE~ "a
VIII re gwen At Odd Fellows Hall On
WEnNFs rtN % tohar - I>:s ~
ladies' 1870.
III RUSSELL DANCING ACADEMY q. nov
- p,h AZ SArusl's saloon. corner oE "a
ns"Nebtn ard q streets nGv= % TRITON -
N-lh'sisl ana Friday. Ladies from ? O.
- teht- h"in 10 D. p IA. - - COIN -
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TINTED safes PATENT OFFIO1.

limited BATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ NAsHINGTON, Uctoper, "a. 1863
On the petition OF WILLIAM II. SHAW OF Hos.
ton, Msssachu sets, praying for the extension of
patent granted TO him on the I'D day of January,
1855, for an improvemen Mt in Gas Heaters.
Itis orcered that said petition be heard NJ thi,
ONCE on the nth day OF January next Any person
may oppose this extension. Oblections denosi-
tons, and other papers should be filed in this 1fica
twenty days before the day of hearing
3LIBHA FOOTE,
oc rs Wv Commissioner of Patents
HUNpREDs HAVE BEKN CURED OF THEIR
H COuGHs, COLDS HOARSINEss &c. by
the COMPOCSD SYRUP OF HOARHOIjND
Twenty-Five Cents per Bottle. Try it, Sold by
all Druggists. CHA5. sTOTT CO., Wholessle
Agents. &C N-lms
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e nnn WANTED TO BUy-AU kinds of
2C.VUU. SECOND HAND CLOTHING, for
Sn,cn ,aIt pr1cS viii be paid Cleaning and Be
st between @ ami II, Wssniugt0r, u G. fe Is.Iy
NNAkTED-NEW AND CAsT-OFE CLOTH
W ING. Watcbs7, Disr"oadt. Gems, Bey sIyer,
or any aIticis OF value, a. the uld estallihe @rr,
= II FULTON Il CO, FawntTokerz, aIl Niutb
street, nedr PoLnEylvapis avenue "A ,s-iy-
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Y L. o. X M.-The members of ONONDa
~ GA IRlRE No. D reques tel to meet
~ her " gNam, 9th street, near u, on TIlJ' as
a fTat-TI al yI-It 10 Tus. aca-a Triaa-
1t ASST CHIEF OF RECDEDS
n([ WASHINGTON CITY FIRT DEPT.
GS DC 2SJh los.
81 person having If!ls against IT,, fire Depart
mont, contracted since july oth l5,5 are hereby
T,qEesita 10 present. them 3 Room N. ., CITY
l. "a, within i've ~ DAYS from date.
BY eTte Bt aTd of FI.e Commandments
NJ. II. STEWART.
&c ---sl hep. q enron Secretary.
0-I HE INDUSTRIAL HOME SCHOOL will
~ hold It's quarterly meeting 81 the Home in
rti'-y sIuSre, IN THURSDAY. and its ANIMAL
uretile. Tor reports aud election Of Off cgrs o.,
SAT- EBAY, ct tins week. At . o'clock
AL per-Crs uteTs ~ IN the OBJ eCt. ID. this mar
Ity are invited &c attend.
III COOKE, Presi lent
On KELSEY. Secretary IRepl II
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/ ElTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WASH NGToN,D e., October a, 1853.
On The petition of AAkON PALMER. of Brock
port, New York. praying for the extension of
patent granted him ON the 30th day of January
loa5, Tor an Improvement in the construction Of
the frames Of Grass Hsryesters:
. II Is ordered that tho said petition be heard at
this Office on the 18th day Of January next. ANY
person may oppose this extension. Objections, 1e-
petitions and other papers should be filed q this
once twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FOOrE
lssip y0fp
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"a Att I'm ITO

~ 4 4 \ I :
TIT BOYS ~ BLUE OF THE FIFTH AND
SINH v & bIc, and al Republican cubs favor
AT 70 t. eiestlcr f Grant and COlIsN will meet
at Eel. - Sal. on 81. street east, street,
on IhlDAf ~ EhiNG- > tn instant. At 7 o'clock.
:, srand closing JulIlee of the campaign. All
EeTCt iIcaLssTe cOrdtslly iHvitei Tn folio wing
-.taEfTs Will srtrts. the s.tiag: Hon. G.
Riddle, Gen. 4. Grant, MaEcr ". :. NOR, Col. G..
L Erlse, Gel John b. Adams, and others.
z. o.
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VALUABLE BUnpIxe LOTS 4r PsIyATH


lots 81, q snd .. IL Stare "a fro,ts,v = al
y teet lnchfs t'-pe0tiv6ly en lith street 49,
IetNcsn l. sEd streets south, By &c let inch
deep. L 50 foot Gley. -
These Lcr. are teaut!fuily situated u,a- II e ---
hercultuFsl B1ldi1 e. N rapid y ior Ioriu-. s--
= he clty anu y j. lie cold lOE. sad or-r --.-t
cesif@!ie rrG l-tCuJ-F II persons - -biu- 81 r.f
u -uFs-' IL the neIshtcrhogd 81 tn sCri-uiy1ral
&TouLos. wALLACh y WALLACE
gc T. e m At-1rvevs z.-I-.rr -
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Personal.

II Bc2M HFNn.TION FOETHE BR0oKLYN
IA Lttb tNNt RANCE COMPANY NE m
De sikh+a dsens az her duty q pghltcI, sNrr-..
~ tLsis 70 Nr A. .FsrV. q. Ter Il s.ut al
tht iiI"kls Liie Insurance Company. .1flra u
het 'l Penn wanna avenue snd 81 s.r q for -hs
~ II ~ aih bus mes Ike manner IN Whi.t lie set
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, 1868-01-24
Acknowledgements

TIL Brug we'd Fordelingen af den
we'd Anordningen af code De
cember 1862 angaaende F%orandring
af nogle Skater og Afgifter paa Den
St. Croix dens : 3, tastsatte Afgift
til ColoniaIkassen, syarende til 36
cents for hyer Ager Land, der anven-
DIES eller err udlagt til %Sukkeravl, OPP
fordres herved i Henhold til Anord-
ningens Forskrift, enhyer Plantage-
Eier eller hans Fuldmagtig til linden
IA Dage fra Dato, at indsende til
un~dertegnede Commission den i An
ordningen paabudne skriftlige Err
klaring ON Netto-Vegten af det
Sucker, der er bIevet produceret paa
de vedkommende Eiendommc i Tiden
fra lste Januar til Bite December
1867.
EFT Exemplar af den we'd Anordnin-
gen paabudne Fortegnelse fra Told
kamrene over Netto- Vegten at Suk-
ker, der er bleven udfort fra liver
P~lantage i samme Tidsrum, fndes
henlagt til Eftersyn i Retshuset i
Christiansted og i Retshuset i Ere
deriksted.
Skattecommissionen for st. Croix
den I5de Januar 1868.
CARL ~HATTENSEN.
J. j. Helm.
I'll. RAUPACH, const.
, 1868-01-24
CHIEF OFFICE:
No. 20, HIGH STREET, BRIDGEToWN, BARBADOS.

lIdHIS Society, which confines its bust
"a ness exclusively to assuring the lives
OF persons resident in the West Indies,
presents advantages such as no other As
surance Company, Iabouring IN the same
field, can offer. It's scale of Premiums,
although considerably lower than that OF
any other Company, has nevertheless been
found quite adequate to provide for the
risk of life in the West Indies, and Suffi-
clent TO create large SURPRISES, out OF
which Rever>ionary Bonuses, averaging
% per cent per annum upon the amount
assured have been distributed among the
Members of the Society.
Its career, during a period Of q years,
has clearly demonstrated the fact that the
lives of persons residing in this part OF
the world, are, when carefully selected,
almost as valuable as those inha|iting
Europe, and that they do not demand
such excessive Premiums as are charged
by every other Company.
The following abridged Table shows
the Premiums required TO assure 500,
for the whole term, upon a single life =
, 1868-01-24

He has asked the Board Of Aldermen to
pass a resolution embodying the above
fine sentiments, and the Board, with do
Gle a%Iacriiy, has complied. Mr.. Norton's
frequent illusions to the aforesaid "com-
mercial afinities" lead us to suspect that
he is under the impression that Santa
Cruz is to be included in the sale, and
the purchase will result in cheap rum.
If so, he is mistaken, and we dare say
when he discovers his error he will move
a reconsideration of his resolution.