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All orders for Frames promptly attended IT,.
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The reputation this CT
cellent medicine cnjOys,
Is derived from its cures,
many OF which are truly
marvellous. Inveterato
cases Of ScrofnlOus dis,
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
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PREPIkED BY
0r' .. c. AHEn a CO., LsweII, Mass.,
Praottes7 end -lAsIysseaI cAsvS..s.
SOLD b ALL DRUGGISTS EyERYwHERE,
, 1869-01-05
meat derived from diseased animals is
exceedingly dangerous food.

A New process of sugar extraction
from the cane has been inrnduced with
sue ess at the Aska sugar-factory, in the
Madras Pr">id ncy. This process is
KIN wn rs "Robert's diffusion process"
and has been applied for several years
past 10 The extraction Of sugar from beet
on the Continent. It's main principle
consists in extracting the sugar from the
unopened cells of The pIa';t, instead Of
extracting the juice Try means of mechan-
icnl PRESSURE, and the result obtained
after the second years working at Aska
is an Increase OF the yield Of sugar from
the c'ne equal TO rs per cent, a purer
quail y of juice, due to the non-txtrac-
lion Of foreign matters, and a great SIM
pifration of the working operations, dis
pensing with the heavy aud expensive
sugar-mlIS. The diffusion process is
now about to be introduced into Cuba,
South America, Java, and Australia.
, 1869-01-05
SUBMARINE EARTHoUAKEs.-The b,

SUBMARINE EARTHQUAKEs.-The barque
Euphro>ynt, Ca t an thrIstlr, has arrive
ed al 81. Helena, and the captain reports
that on tn 9Th Of October, when in lat.
26 Sc :, long. So 30 +, he experienced
strong gales with tllunier and lightning
and a tremendous sea The barometer
fuctuattd greatly, This weather con-
tinupd for some d VS. and th,n mod rat
ed, but al midnight ON the Sth and 9th of
November, in lat. 16 40 5, long. 4 W
the sky suddenly became d~rustIy over
cast, IA noise like distant cannouadlrg
ensu-d, the sea became greatly agitaIed
and The compass became crate, meieors
became frequent, and The ship shook
from stem to stern, as If IN cOnyul$lnn.
Then larg' fish Itaped ont of the water,
and The r%umbllng Increased. The aSila-
tions continued TIL sunrise, and then The
weather became settled again. Captain
Christie thinks tn It he m t~t have been
passing over some great submarine con-
v~uISiou.
, 1869-01-05

A "BIG JoB."-A "National Christian
Convention has been sitting for three
days in New York, discussing various
subjects and projects. One of the last
topics considered on the 10Th ult. was
1.-THE possibility of evangelislng the whole
world within the present century" Sew
eral gentlemen expressed their opinion
thai might be done within the 80 years,
, 1869-01-05
Total s31O,O53 IL

Balance of deposits S 45,269 "a
4 new deposit accounts, viz.
9 Minors. 9 Various.
% Withdrawals amounting to S1,322 10.
Receivers for Saturday, 9th Jan. 1869.
In C~HRISTIANSTED:
f. Moneftldt, Esq, Trustee.
H. Ha'chett, Esq, Member.
In F-REDERIKSTED
l.. Faber, Esq, Trustee.
B. Beech, Esq, Member
GEO. BEHAGEN,
President.
ST. Croix, 4'h January 1869.
, 1869-01-05

C6Ui6. i uC naval OIO 10 INV NuUOSN
to 2O6 vessels, noun ing 7 ,O4O guns.
MIR. johnson cordially approves the
policy of Congress towards The Indians.
With regard to foreign Countries, he says:
Tour foreign relations are generally
satisfactory. No particular regulations
concerning the colonial trade and the
fisheries Can be accomplished until Con-
grtss expresses It's judgment on the pfIn-
cipIes involved. Other questions, how
ever, are open for adjustment between
the United States and Great Britain.
These relate to the rights of natur'llstd
citizens, :he title TO the Island OF San Juan,
and The claims of citizen subjects of both
countries arising out OF Ihr late war. The
negotiations upon lhts" sub cts are pend
ing, aud | am not without hope of being
able to lay before the Senate during the
present session protocols calculated to
bring TO an end these justly excited and
long existing controver sItS. The Para
gu,yan difficulties are undergoing %inHPsti-
CATION. Minister M'MailOn VIII be fully
sustained by a naval force in demanding
explanations and redress from the Para
guayan Government. The Government
of the Sandwich Islands is continually
disturbed by arprehensions of untrirndIy
political proceedings on the part of The
United States. The Reciprocity Treaty
lat, " concluded will restore confidence
until the people of those islands, at no
distant day, shall voluntarily apply for
admission to the Union. Our relations
with Mexico are marked by an increasing
degree of mutual confidence. Explana-
tons and satisfaction have been demanded
of the President of Hayti for III injuries
sustained by American citizens. The po-
Icy adopted by the Administration in
maintaining strict neutrality between the
belligeren;s in Japan has been frankly and
fully sustained by the enlightened CON
currence Of Great Britain, France and
other countries"
President Johnson recommends an
amendment 10 the Constitution, which
would provide for the election of the
President and senators by the people di-
rect, and also the limitation of the terms
of office of the Federal Judges.
The Message concludes with expressing
a fervent hope that Providence will in
spire Congress with wisdom and reverence
Tor he Constitution, and grant a speedy
return of happiness and prosperity to The
whole county.
Upon receiving the Presidential Mes
g the Senate refused TO hear it read,
and adjourned.
In the House of Representatives., a
joint resolution, asking the President to
recall Mr.. Reverdy Johnson, has been in
troduced, ard referred to the committee
on foreign aft .irs.
, 1869-01-05

and the Rev. Mr.. Blair said that it must
be- done, and would br done. The r ".
Mr.. Bourne, of New York, veniurrd TO
suggest that the Church itself sadly needs
converting.
, 1869-01-05

DESTRUCTION OF WILD BEASTS IN
INDIA.-During the last three years the
amazing nnmbrr Of 1904 t gers, 2 637
pan,hers, 1,439 bears, 742 wolves a d
1925 by, mas have been destroyed in the
G nlral Provinces. In The same period
1851 lives have been lost Ivy Wild beasts,
and 1874 by snake bites.-DeMi Gaaette.
, 1869-01-05

is CONSUMPTION CONTAGIOUS !-At the
sitting of the Academy OF Medicine re-
Gently, says Gaiignani, DR.. Chauve'u
read IA paper in watch he d Scrlbrd his
endeaVours to decide the question by di-
rect Experiment.. If tuberculouS dlseas-
eS, he argued, are viruIrnt affections, it
must be possible to cnmmu ieate them
tn ough the medium of he digestive or
gan>, by means of which a large quantity
of virus may be administered at once.
Considering, III reforp, III IT of all animals
horned clrtlr were he most SUI ecl to
consumption, the au h0r Of The paper
selected tou, he's hy heiIers in excellent
condllion, MOI more h ~ IA 'w%rlvemonlh
old, well fed, and protected from all pos
Sihility of conlagion To three of these
he administered 30 GINS. Of I~ubr'cnI"uS
matter each, eX rartcd t ON the lungs of
a ~cnnsump,ive cow, and diluted with
water. TIE fourth heif-r he kept for
comparison, abs al ing from all expert
mentS upon it. Alter HE lapse Of about
three weeks the first three subjects began
to waste away, presenting all the symp-
toms Of phthlsls 'Phey were SlAughter-
ed i.ty-tWo days after HE commencement
of the exp rimtnt, and numerous signs of
genHraliz,d tuberculosis were observed
on the lungs, whIch were dotted with
small iumpurs, and il HE region of the
meseniefy. The ioutth helfcr presented
none of these apptaranc s. From this
DR.. Chauveau concludes that consump-
ton may be communicated through the
dlgestiva organs, and that consequently
, 1869-01-05

GEO. Walker, Esq, Trustee.
Amount oftormer deposits. $3O9,ss7 Is
3 deposits Of 20 cents each.
16 above 20 cts. and under 81.
, 1869-01-05

81 deposits, OF which
46 in Christlansted amounting
to S143 43
5 in Frederiksted do. % SO
, 1869-01-05
* y x q * *
OF the Receipt ofDeposits at the st. Croix
WINGS BA N k,
On Saturday, End January 1869.
R%eceivers:

In CHRISTIANSTED :
Major Holstein, Trustee.
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Alexandria and vIcIuity.

The 0dzetts OF Saturday evening has the
following news items:
TBE battalion of cadets attached TO ST.
John's Academy, under the command Of Col.
o'clock train yesterday, aud were cordially re-
ceiyed and most politely treated. They went
hrst to the Smithsonian Museum, then to the
us an s 0fs 70 se eP sES
: O'Clock train. pretty we'll fatigued by the
long marches they had made, but highly do
they did DOT eslI on the Ptssiasat, as hey
otherwise would have done, though they had
no Intention Whatever Of applying to him for
arms, as was stated In one OF the papers.
THE MARKET this morning was we'll supplied
with country pork, poultry, 80. Pork from 10
TO Is cents per pound. Poultry, according to
size and weight. Butter from Is to 30 cents
eessipt prices. Vegetables, no change. The
butchers had excellent fresh meats at previous
prices. The hsh benches I'D good supplies Of
eordins to sire. Turkeys, geese, sc, are
selling At moderate prices.
MgssRs. BRAwNRR l. Co. land agents, have
recently sold the farm OF Mrs. Coleman, near
Herudon, about two and q quarter miles south
OF the Hampshire railroad, containing 23i
casa SsiSSes on ,imsrpnfehs.er 'sdf
York.
THE sum OF q, 75o Ia Alcx,ndrla corporation
In front Of the Mayors ONCE, for 65 cents on
the dollar. Ten shires Of the Farmers Bank
Of Yirgiuit stock sold at the same time for 0
cents per share.
Fon the information of several aspirants
for official positions under the new constitu-
ton OF the State, II Ia mentioned that the
prescott city officers will retain their places
until July, 1870, and the county officers until
January, 1871.
THH health of the city Is unusualiy good.
The doctors have little or nothing to do, ana
are consequently In bad humor.
TVS British bark Enchanter, direct from
Liverpool, with cargo OF sack salt for W. A.
Smoot, OF this city, Is reported of Smiths
Point, bound up the river.
A son OF DR.. MoWilllams, keeper Of the
lighthouse at Black ,tone's Island day or
two since killed from a floating battery at one
shot, one swan, eight geese and ten ducks.
Mn. q 10. WIsg Is preparing a history OF the
nth Virginia Infantry egiment, OF which ho
wsA member.
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preparation for seventeen years has found
great favor throughout Europe as a strength
ening beverage. There is no article that can
compare with II, either In taste or efficacy.
Sold by all druggists and grocers. coll
OvERcoATs,
Chinchillas,
Fur Beavers,
Fredericksburg Greys.
Also,
A Full Stock of
Youths, nou.,
OvERooATs,
COAX HALL"
Clothing and Customer Tailoring
Establishment,
400 SEVENTH STREET, OPPOSITE P. o.
l.. d. BARBOUR Il Co. i
BUSINESS SUITS,
DREss SUITS,
BOYS SUITS,
BOYS OvERCoATs,
CuILRES's SUITS,
and suits made to order, In the best manner
ut thirty-sx hours notice,
OAK HALL,
BARBOUR & Co.,
400 Seventh street, opposite p. o.
=. The HAIR CoLoRING PREPARATIONS
DooMED.-Beware Of bottled dyes In the
shape of silver hair dyes and sediment fluids.
They are all pestiferous and dangerous.
Phalon's Vltalla or Salvation for the Hair, q
perfectly pure, transparent, harmless and
agreeable preparation, Is the only agent that
will change grey hair to its natural color
without risk or any disgusting consequences.
col
For FINE WHITE SHIRTS and all tho new
styles of Linen Cuffs and Collars, 20 to
Franc q Goldman, No. SIG Seventh street,
between d and L streets, and to the old
stand, Marble Hall, No. 45s Seventh street,
opposite Patent Office. u
For AN Alternative, tonic and unparalleled
health restorer for all ages and sexes, use
only "The Eureka Tonic Pills" Bee adyer
tisement In another column. U
CuMMrss' Doors AND SHOES,
SAT Seventh Street,
Next to Northern Market and X. \
ovERCoATs
for
GENTLEMEN, BOYS, AND CHILDREN.
large assortment at
OAK HALL.
Il. ID. BARBOUR & Co.,
400 seventh street, opposite p, o.
FoR THE best and cheapest Gloves Of all
kinds and at all prices, go to Franc Il Gold
man, No. 5l8 Seventh street, between d
and + streets, and Marble Hall, No. 45S
Seventh street, opposite Patent Office. \
AN editor, describing church In Mime
sofa, says. "No velvet cushions In our pews;
we don't 60 for style. The fattest person
has the softest seat, and takes 1t out with
him at the close Of the services"
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are just and true exhibits NJ what is done At
these uss,Inss,w we csa AFFORD 70 let "a woman"
lecture us, especially whsnF that woman an.
nounces that she isrrayiss for our CONVEX.
sion.
- wAsuIsoLos. Nov. Is, 1902 :,
Epiros RsrysL,ess- Str: For. several
.eess past yocf ,gspsr has rrs,endcd to give
Hi NJ %aos he sot siaSea an %s 10. s
and other sarcastic, and I suppose you thought,
other way Of meeting question than BY fldi
Justice and truth Of that question. These
.s.,iSs. mar AID n 3es ~. S 70 sT,s G
whether you or the rowdies that disturb their
meetinss think they have or not, T. no justin.
cation IGr your Q, shsi. conduct, There no.
indeed, drunken men Interrupt them with no.
gentlemsnly speschss and noisy dcmonstrs'
tlens, snd uext morning md themselves heroes,
have said and done something very smart, and
yet, one TO read the heading Of your articles
would think the women entirely to blame,
when the truth 10 there has not one OF them
behaved In any msnner but ladylike,
Nov, cir, II you do not believe 10 this move.
ment, all fishtt Just think what you pleasei
such seandalous oonduet, as you do, virlusllyi
for when has there sppesred In your columns
oas ~ord OF condemnation for these msni
IN. .,ts, M, 49, sr,,S.s .,npy.sv,,ber y,
MI. W, ~. os a.. s',n us .s',,.o
b.a - In .n,, ~. IN ann sn yous .H,,
sse'n.ps you WI me ~ se,n. Nv. .as,'
sia ssw uHs 10, mst .ne.e ~ e,a.
wop a. W ~. us -, 4. NJ w .%mI,
noos. aeo Nc. oehsse ,hn myss. ou. sumt
y; Isappce Nyfy mueh the same son
o. neenns wa. ptomP.eu Jour L1ePoi.er, uu' -
ave aos nest n,,y yer % ~ up.u ,.n,,c, ~ 7.
once In consequences, indeed at the womsn's
mesina ysss.sy, sone y, msm ueIe en na,,.
son,,. Vnsi,,asS ,. ,.a,isss ~ NJ, 'vS 81
sepotteI lnciuasu, wefe geMkmsn o. n9me' 20
far - the fowdies are soncerued, diner from
then. iousay tne sac 9. .yoI paper ms ~
etessed 10 consegusnes o. 49, a,.loissi men
lag charge o. Ansirs, LOT sny msn thst ~
pleased VIE suoh STUN ovght 70 nave SONS
arong-mnaeaa, wo .an I" ~. 20 AN, ,h.t
reform him u possich. hSve no doup' ,nst
the 9lu oaenoiots See ~ p,eneu, 10, ~ Wy. MY
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LOCAL NOTICES.

HoYp's MALT EXTRACT is highly bene-
fetal In cases Of morbid process Of digestion,
acidlty Of the stomach, 1atulency, etc. 1t is
recommended to weak persons generally,
and for ladies Of delicate constitution, espe-
preparation for seventeen years has found
great favor throughout Europe as a strength
ening beverage. There Is no article that can
compare with II, either In taste or efficacy.
Sold by all druggists aud grocers. coll
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RESULT OF GAxBLISo.-A day or two
since +. Lawson and Thomas Butcher, en-
gagged In draw-poker." at 10-cent ante.
Butcher succeeded 10 winning all the money
Of his antagonist, who then proposed to stake
his wardrobe Of clothes on the "hazard Of
the de-" Butcher was again the winner,
and In the absence Of Lawson went to his
home and took "the winnings" Lawson
then repaired to Butchers house during his
absence, aud took the "duds away. Again
Butcher visited Lawson's house, and again
recovered the clothes. A warrant was then
sued out against Butcher for larceny, and he
was arrested BY Officer Peaster and taken
before Justice Walter. The defendant I'D
mitted the fact Of taking the clothes In the
manner related above, aud the Justice re-
gardlng the matter as q gambling case, fined
Butcher and Lawson % each for uulawfuly
playing with the "kerds."
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CUMAIss' EXTENSIVE SHoE ESTABLISH
nKsr, Seventh street, seems to be the favor
ite resort OF purchasers In the shoe line, and
very naturally so from the fact that no other
establishment In the city presents so large
and desirable an assortment. The new
winter stock Ia by far much larger aud even
more select than at any previous season,
thereby giving the large trade Of the house
and the public the greatest advantage. \
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FIREMAN ARRESTED FOR TuEFr.-OlIver
Price, q cclored member OF the Metropolitan
Truck Company, was held to bail by Justice
Walter for stealing . lot Of jewelry at the
IRE on street, October &C.. He was arrested
BY Detective McDeyitt. The Justice, 10 hold
Ing Price 10 ball, took occasion to remark
that oil nremen and policemen are appointed
to protect and save property, and II the &C.
cused found the articles he should have
turned them over to the chief engineer or to
police headquarters.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-Mr. +. IL.
Norneet has purchased at auction, OF Green
& Williams, square south Of square l,039,
boanded by Thirteenth and Fourteenth
B street south-price paid, $500. The
same firm have sold to Michael O'Brien, for
s905, lot 20 In Corbett's subdivision, with
frame dwelling thereon, sitnated near the
corner Of North Capitol street and Massa-
chusetts avenue. In Georgetown the same
nrm have sold part Of lot No. 70, 10 Beatty
& Hawkins subdivision, containing "a feet
front on Frederick street, BY q depth of 90
feet, between First and Second streets, for
$1,000 per front foot, to Martin 0'Donoghue,
GEO. Dodge & Darnelle have sold J. Owens
Berry's house, on Stoddart street, between
town, to B. Levin Blackford, for %, 900 cash.
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Doors AND SHOES, for ladies, gents, misses
and children, In every variety, can be found
at ii. Burns & Co., $40 Pennsylvania avenue.
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THz CALEDONIA HoUsE, Gate the Prescott
House,) corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and
Thirteenth street, will open on the first day
OF December upon the European plan. The
house has been thoroughly reftted and
renovated, and handsomely furnished. Par
ties wishing 10 secure rooms should make
early application TO Messrs. J. Watt Il Dun
can on the premises.
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MONEY eau be had gu good real estate
security OF Hoover, ut Arrlson's real estate
once, First street east, between Pennsyl-
YaniA avenue and D street.
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The FOURTEENTH STREET SEWER is
broken in Fourteenth street, between II and 1
aud @ and II streets, aud workmen are en-
gagged In repairing the breaks. This sewer
has been a source Of great trouble ever since
II was laid.
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We have thus endsavored to give our
readers an idea Of this grand hotel cstab-
lishment, and for the information Of the
curious We will give an idea Of what 1t all
cost. Tho carpeting, curtains, linen, and
mattresses arc from tho establishment OF
Mr.. A. 7. Stewart. The bill for these arti-
Giles Is S7s,000. The crockery. glassware,
and chandeliers, from Z. v. Houghwout Il
Co., whose bill is $4,000. The furniture
was made to order BY Frederick Krutina, OF
New York, whose bill 10 $4,000. The sill.
yer table furniture was made to order by
r. Strickland, OF Albany, at O cost OF S22, 900.
These prices, be 1t understood, are what was
paid In New York. The cost Of opening the
hotel will not fall abort of A9k0 OOO
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FINE PIECE OF MEcuAsIsM.-Our atten-
tlon was attracted on Saturday to the saddle,
harness and trunk establishment OF Messrs.
Knessi u Nortieet, 40 Seventh street, oppo-'
site Odd Fellows' Hall, by observing mum
Der OF gentlemen examining a very inge-
nlously constructed trunk in the establish
ment. Tho trunk In appearance 10 very
similar 10 the ordinary travelling trunk, but
the curiosity attached to II Is that 1t contains
an elegant suit of clothes, consisting Of coat,
vest and pants, besides a valuable gold
watch, which Mr.. Nor1eet promises to make
a present 10 any person who will find where
they are secreted In the trunk. The trunk
Is open, and contains the usual apartments,
and the prize Ia worth seeking fol by those
skilled In finding things "lyiug about loose"
Mr.. Norneet Is the Inventor Of the above
curious piece Of mechanism, and no doubt
the Invention will be a mine of wealth, as
the travelling public, who have yaluables to
transport, cannot well afford to be without
such q safe guard TO thieves and burglars.
We advise QUE readers TO call aud examine
thstrunk, when Mr.. N. will give oil neces-
sary Information concerninglt.
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AN editor, describing a church In Mime,
sofa, SAYS "No velvet cushions In our powsi
we don't 60 for style. The fattest person
has the softest seat, and takes 1t out with
him at the close Of the services"
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FRANC a. GOLDMAN have lust opencd
another splendid Gents Furnishing at No.
SIG Seventh street, between d and Il
streets.
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HARNESS Of every style, made In the best
manner, Of durable material, at the Harness
and Saddlery Establishment Of the old and
experienced firm OF ]. s. Topham Il Co.,
No. 500 Seventh street, next 10 Odd Fellows
Hall The reputation OF these gentlemen
for furnishing the best harness and saddlery
Is well known to our citizens, and only re-
quires bare mention.
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TIE HELP IN UNIPoRx.

The help Of the hotel, male and female,
will number $50, and they will be In uniform
livery, as follows The dining room servants
will wear dark blue cloth, trimmed with light
blue; hall servants, dark blue, trimmed with
grey, aud the porters In grey, trimmed with
red; the chambermaids will be dressed In
uniform calico dress, with white apron and
white cap, (somcwhat In the style Of the
French bo,piss.)
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In the front portion of which are two loco
motive boilers of thirty-horse power each,
which supply the heating power throughout
the hotel, as we'll as the motive power for
the elevator and the pump which supplies an
immense tank at the top of the house.
These boilers also supply al the hot water
used In the hotel. In the basement also Is
the laundry, the drylng-rooms. servants
kitchen and dining-rooms, water-closets, &c.
In the rear portion of the basement, and
under the dining and kitchen, ARE the
barber shop and bar-room.
The barber shop has been secured by
Messrs. Booker & Stewart, the well known