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FROn NEW YUKk.
Nr-Ynnr Fab

New YoRK, Feb. /.
At the Toombs Court this morning four
Wall Street operators we're brought mp AMI
held for examination on : charge Of dsfraud-
ing the q. P. r. r. Co. out of 1924, 200
worth Of FIRST mortgage bonds.
The Methodists have resolved to raise halt
q million dollars for new churchesin desti-
tute parts. In this city one hundred thous-
and dollars have already been subscribed.
A San Domingo letter says The livsliest sat-
isiaction 10 felt there in reference 70 dat poe.
ton OF President Johnson's proclamation
which treats of the annexation OF San Domin.
70 to the United States. It is regarded BY
all parties % the only peaceful solution ol
the present difficulties. Special instructions
have been sent to the Dominican Envoy te
press the matter at Washington.
A Washington special says the Senate
Committss on Pacific Railroads 10 day nesr'
y settled The dsaniis Of their new plan TO En-
courage other rosses across the continent
They will in fatsrs favor gsazantssine inter
est on arss mortgage bonds, retaining ths
title 10 public lands - security for interest
The psoessds e ne sllee efssnsA kads % d
devoted 70 its payment.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsBlxeroN, Feb. l.
Dalegate Harper to-day received tele-
gram from Salt Lake, denying . report that
Brigham Young had been attacked by par.
alysis. he is quite we'll.
Among the decisions Of the Supreme
Court to-day were the following:
Board Of Supervisors OF Mercer county, IL
lnois. vs. Cowles judgment affirmed.
Burlington L Buincy Railroad ss. Emish;
affirmed.
In the case Of the Northern Central Penn-
sylvania Railroad against jackson, it Was de.
cided that railroad bonds held by freighters
abroad are taxable, and that the companies
can withhold the amount Of the tax.
The Senate and House Committees on In.
dian Affairs held joint meeting to-day, and
decided to report favorably on the long stand
ing Cnoctaw claim of $1,000, 600 for landl
ceded by that nation, many years ago, thu
amount to be inserted in the pending appro
priation bill.
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CABLE DISPATCHES.

PARIS, Feb. /.
General Dix, American Minister, yestsr-
day received Hon. Anson Burlingame and
the Chinese Ambassadors, with their suites.
Princes 1a.hilde gave reception this
week to the Chinese Embassy.
Tho report is current that General Dix
proteaed aslisk the unnssAl henors with
which Jefferson Davis vas recently received
ss st. Cyrs, while on = visit 10 the military
schools there.
Ills olkeially denied BY the French Gov
ernment that the Minister of the United
States has made any such protest.
A tslegrsm iron Coassansinople asssets
that Mr. Morris, American Minister, instruct
"a BY Secretary Seward, has offered the Sub
lime Porte the mediation of the Govsrnmsat
|0f the U. s., ID the quarrel between Turky
and Greece.
LoEDox, Feb. l.
A dispatch from Athens dated yesterday
aAnounces that . majority Of the Greek Cab
iqse Aass decided 70 arss 70 the pfopositioo
q H. Paris Confsrsncs. When the quss.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New York, Feb. 1.
A terrible outrage was committed Satur-
day night, in liquor saloon, on the person
of a young woman from the country, who
had been enticed in there BY ruffian named
James Henry. he was arrested.
The Times recommends that amendments
be made to the proposed Ababama treaty to
remedy its defects, FIVE are in earnest in
expressing wish to preserve peace. five
want war, let US have it; if We want peace,
let rs embrace this opportunity of securing
keep this question open to exasperate the
people Of both countries, without doing any
possible good to either.
An Anonymous writer to . morning paper
asserts that none Of those arrested committed
the murder Of Mr.. Rogers, but that he will in
good time make known who WAS the mur-
derer.
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ton vss brought TO : 6nal, four Minister'S
eave their voice for signing the proctocal, and
three, including N. Balgarvis, President Of
the Ministry voted agaiAss it.
VIrSyA, Feb. ].
The Government has adopted bill allow.
idg trial by jury in all cases of violation
of laws regulating the press.
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FROa THE SOUTH.

MEMPHIS, Feb. l.
THE Ledger to-day says: A requisition has
been received from Governor Clayton to
Governor Brownlow, properly approved, for
sixty young men Of this city, for the destruc-
tion Of arms from the steamer Hsspsr, and
warns the Governor that the attempt to carry
il out will result in bloodshed.
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NEW ORLEANS SUGAR. - 10 hhds.
IN cAssss \. o Sugar ,jn.t rsssya - fs sale sZ
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0F1fhBUS. Choice NeshanDock Pots
eJVOI toss jnal received and 0s sale by
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NEW
w ADVERTISEMENTS
Dissolution.
Notice Of Dissolution.

NJ OTIcR s hssby given that the pArtnsship hsrstc-
IN fore existing betveee John 4. Duncan, John
KAsls snl Osris sehults, unAsx ths esn ssns OF
Duncan Karls Co.. IL this day dissolved By .stsai
CONSENT John A. Duncan retiring. All 6ebs due the
arm to Be paid to the said Kars echults, and all
claims against the nra will be paid By The sald John
KaIs and Charles erhults they continain6 the bus
ness at ths old stand I4o and 1A2 Main street
JSO n DUNCAN.
JNtl KARLH
CHAS. SCHULTZ.
Ksokuk, Iowa, Feb 1st- 1850.
In retiring from the nrm Of Duncan, Karle Co. I
would recommend my ats partners 10 the public e de-
ssrvins Of their patronage. J. A. DuHoAN.
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Bags! Bags J!
Cotton and Paper Flour Sacks, Grain Bags,
Burlaps, &C., large stock on hand.
II. q ID. II. WHITE,
FIFTH ST, bet. Main b johnson,
,.naa KEOKUK, IOWA.
F OR $ Al E
ARUNAWAY TEAM

MILL be sold cheap for CASH. Inquire
w Of VT Psskins, At bis ohsee On Secssd stsssti
bet~ssn Main and Joar1son, or at tne ssAsie @ Erd
street. near she fspfN House. J9W
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c. HINES,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

on TRird-st., bet. Main d Johnson.
HAS Just received 6ue stock Of Cloths Of
Il All finds and will make pants, vests and coats
eheapsr than before Hor proof OF this call ara
-.ysrs [novi7.d
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Coparfnership Notice.
KARLE 1 SCHULTZ havisg purchased the interest
of Duncan 10 will carry OF the Turni urs busns 4
at the old stand 40 and l42 Thankful 70 the publie
for their past pasronage socit contnsanes OF The
Keokuk, Feb. l, 1S8o-hb2iw
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A %hHiOAN ACADEMY OF M1sIc.
GRAND oPERATIO ooMRrr.r,o,.
llALl66h 6fERAA ASo JON SSEERSzN
7Ss ,kHLEoseaa 6psRzA aT aAE fS5{IhsANK Ss5{IhsANKOsous
sEd ever np IN sf
NINEto OPERA NIGHTS
commsrc,ru on AND TWO MATIuBrs,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March A.,
fAAKEwEzk MISE SEzkA E5UissE EE5SUSiAsGsEKMnhEx6 KnExT66osSF or
VINO shortly leaves to fuihl ner European engage.
LAST APPEARANCE OF
MADAME ANNA DE LA GRANGE
who leaves for Europe on the 18th OF April next
% Miss 8 CLARA SLlSisf1NG1 louise KELLOGG
WI FAGgsf:. A1Ggsf:r in
oRIsPINo E La CoMARE.
DON GIOVANNI, and
Also, for the aIat time in Philadelphia. Meyes;
"eei grand opera II, Or prophetic
VIII be produced with It's gorgeous mise en- scene,
-, no 0 D-'' %%PH%E "A SSfNsE M &C. "i'a - =
addtOn % 5Gs he sScSs grand operao
WIN be repdersd yisb bbLlsAhlo
80, y miss AGATHA STATES
The fdii0wips sriists @ will also appear in cOn,usc
MISS J; MccULIoUH,
MADAME IilNns 9ELb,MI 4, lTrr,
s,r ,,,r,,, HERR HABELMANN
Signor oRI.ANDINI,
HERR FoRMEs,
Sig. BARILI, OoOSh
Sig. DUBREUL.
Sic. RONCONI, ana others:
~, GRAND CHORUS AND OROH hSTRAS 1850 'es
hesdames W ESMA lsL and ZUCCOLI ssss lss ~ss
IN THE GRAND BAI.LETN
Conductors, Mr. MAX aad %dARETzEK IN s'a -
Sig TORRIANI. n -
SPECIAL NOTICE. EsW -
owing TO the extraordinary expense attendana
npon the engagement of Miss CLARA LOUisE
KELLOGG snd the produc ION OF Meyerbeer'r fsrnnG
Opera of I'll prophetic" the prices upon the
KELLOGqo and III PR0PHETEo nights viii be
ADMISSION, 81. RESERVIED SEATS, e3
subscrg.l9n Tor the nine 90 opera niKhls win Sc
The Box once Will open for the spbscrfptIon sale
At MI. @. W. Trumpler's Music store on THURS.
OA zoIn lnst, AZ A. M. aS3
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NEWS SUMMARY.
city Affairs.


,-1he funeral OF the late Herman Cooe took
attended.
Yesterday morning Louisa Walker, aged
three years and six months, was run over by a
nand'car on the NOrrlstown Railroad, near
Green lane, and seriously injured about the
head and arnos
The committee of Councils to Investigate
tne action OF the Chief OF Police in the matter
OF the arrest of Policemen Husssy and Irons, In
the Eighteenth district, failed to meet yester-
day afternoon for want of quorum.
The question OF apprenticeship among
plumber, was the subject ofdscusslon last night
at conference held between number OF mas
ter plum bers aud a commilee OF the Journey
mems Association. The result was a general
aequiecence on the part of the masters In the
suggestions Of the wOrkmen.
"A few days since we noticed the fact oil u
young Frenchman having placed n pistol in
his mouth and discharged it, the ball taking
effect In the head. Since then he was removed
to the Pennsy lyania Hospital, which institu-
tien he left yesterday the ball still being in the
vicinity of the eye.
-Adolph Grim, aged fourteen years, residing
with his parents at No. III South Tenth street,
accidentally shOt himself yesterday morning,
and died in short time afterwards. An older
the bed, aud yesterday morning. after he left
the room. Adolph took the pistol out, aud while
he was examinil g it one of the barrels was dis
chafged, the contents entering the lads breast.
He dropped the pistol and ran down stairs,
where he was met by his sister. She, on being
informed Ct the accident, sought medical aid,
bat before the physician arrived the lad died.
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Harrisburg.

After the close of our report yesterday the
following was done in the Legislature:-
in the Senate a resolution was adopted autho
rizipg the Speakers OF both houses TO draw on
the philadelphia City Treasurer for witness
fees, etc., in the Thayer Greenbank contest.
The Philadelphia Registry law passed finally, as
did also the General Registry law, and also the
act authorizing United States commissioners in
Philadelphia to administer oaths and affirma.
tions and 10 take deposltions to be used in any
courts of the State. Adjourned.
In the House no action was taken on the
report of the Ways and Means Committee, pro-
Viding for final adjournment on April 8. The
Metropolitan Police bill was reported on favor
ably by the Committee on Municipal Corpora
tions. The fifteenth amendment was passed TO
q second reading,
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Couteated EicciIOn Case.

This case was resumed yesterday afternoon
before the examiners, Messrs. Messics aud
Batturs.
mrs. Elizabeth Boyle. No. 501 Bedford street,
testified that Thomas McCarty moved from
there about thrteeA months ago. (He was
assessed there and on the vo ers' list.)
George Horsey (colorei), No.. COL Bedford
street, testified that none out colored persons
lived there az this election. George Morrison
was assessed there, aud on the voters list.
John Moon, TIA Bedford street, testified that
John McCloss did not live there at this elections
there is no No 720; there is N vacant lot there.
(Johp McClosky was assessed ut above number,
and on the voters list. Patrick Quinn was
assessed at 720 Bedford street, and on the voters
list Witness voted the Republican ticket; was
return inspector for The election III the Seventh
division OF the Fourth ward the voting was
very fast when the polls opened; great many
were challenged, and about eight or ten we're
sworn; there are several stables built upon the
lot mentioned; did not know whether any one
slept there; conld not recollect any challenge
made when q voucher or the challenged was
not eworps
lived at No. 625 8. Ninth street. but moved from
there last June and did not yo'e In the Eighth
division OF the Fourth ward. (He was assessed
there and on the voters list
Alfred Craig head. No. $40 South street, testi-
6ed that he voted the Republican ticket in the
6eventh division of the Fourth ward, as also did
John G., Hunter, No. 1913 3. Eighth street;
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The AbOHixiupRs

The Pennsylvania delegation, con assisting Of
George II. Stuart, William Welsh, and others,
called upon the President yesterday, at noon,
and had an interview relative to the Indian
policy of the Government. The delegation was
formally introduced to the President by Mr.
Stuart, after which Mr.. Welsh stated the object
of the visit. He submitted proposition that
the President should appoint a commission of
five or seven gentlemen, to give their services
gratultously 10 the Government, and who shall
act with the Secretary OF the Interior in the
management of Indian affairs.
The President and Secretary oil the Interior,
who were present, expressed themselves salts.
fed with the proposition, and the President
intlmated that he proposed to make radical
change In the Indian policy of the Government.
Alter the various members OF the committee had
expressed their views, Mr.. Stuart closed by
composed OF members of the Society of Friends:
he had lived among them for upwards of thirty
years, aud he would say that II their advice
we've taken IN the management of Indian affairs,
there would be fewer wals and less compliant OF
dishonesty among indian agents. After the
delegation lett he White House they proceeded 4
to the Capitol, and had an interview with
General Butler and Speaker Blaine.
General Butler expressed himself as favorable
to the project OF the delegation, and hoped It
would be successful. The members of the dele
CATION, With the exception OF Mr. Stuart who
left for Philadelphia TO night, will appear before
the Sena.e Committee on Indian Affairs To-
morrow. 1T is expected that an amendment.
emhodying the proposition OF the delegation
will be expended to the indian Appropriation
bill now pending in the Senate - Higutrey's
W0shiagtOn Special Correspondence.
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Thomas Leach. No. 6l2 South street; William
KiDPsmoore, No. ia South street; Frederick
Geissel. No. 622 y. Fifth street (voted for Tyn.
dale); John Wayberry, No. 621 Bedford street.
Oliver =. Russell No 6Sl Fitz water street,
testified that he vo.ed the Republican ticket IN
the Sixth division OF the Fourth ward.
II was announced by the contestants counsel
weeks. Adjourned.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY
sc6r Hiawatha' Lee, Newburyport. J. Rommel. Jr d
schr 2. steelman. Adams. Providenc& do,
schr Jes,e ,s M MWiillamson Corson, Providence, do.
schr Lady Ellen. Doughty. Providence. DO do.
schr Richard Law. YORK. stonington. Over do. So
scRT AleI; young Young Charleston Lathbury
schI z I a MOller' Brown. Brown. weymouth, via New Gas.
r,tL tie Del; iaa X KniRht q Sons 9s,. v,o-,-
Str q: L. Cav, her, baltimore, A Groves, Jf {" w.
OF barges, W. p. Clyde q 20.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Schr Cropper d Brother. Grifiih 5 days from
EEeuerasonIg, No. with railroad ties 80 Hickman
schr q. q. Irwin. with Ice to Knickerbocker Ice 90.
vessel to Lath6ury. Wickersham q Co.
YORK With mdse S To w. p cyde CO. 1ourS from New
Steamer Black Diamond. Meredith. "a hours from
tow Of bsrEes to W. r. Clyde q 90.
MEMORANDA.
az % ST Me% cn nassy
oo mshp Prometheus, Gray, hence. at Charleston
Steamship Norfolk. Platt. hence. at Richmond 2ad
stesmshig ~ Pioneer. wiltbank. hence. Whining.
IaIauss John .Soalton Lindsey. sailed from Rio
Bsrgns Ann Ezabeth HoSgrave henoes at Barea.
dos 27th ult.. and sailed 10th inst FOR Nayassa.
ing at Buenos Ayres 18th ult
90. BaIque Meaco, Wortinger. hence, at Rio Janeiro
BaIaue Thomss Dallett. PIKE cared at New York
Brig ]. w. woodruff. Haskell from Fall River for
Philadelphia was on the marine railway at Newport
Brig Alice Lea Foster hence at Barbados 1lth Inst
yannsh ssiied nom Fortress Monroe 2sd Inst via %
schr Lottie Beard, Perry, hence at Dighton 2lst
scbT Mary Hickman. White. for Philadelphia, at
steamer Sarah. Jones, for Philadelphia. cleared at
New York yesterday.
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Indiana EIacfiOn.

INDIANAPoLIs March 24.--Returns from the
counties where special elections were held yes
terday, to Gil vacancies in the Legislature occa'
stoned by the resigning of Democratic members,
returned, there being opposition except III
two or three counties. The Governor has called
a special session of the Legislature, to convene
on April Stb,
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Deputy Postmaster, Bordentown, N j.; Moses
81. Grinnell, Collec or of Customs at New York;
samuel Stlne, Collector Of Internal Revenue,
Tenth District Of Pennsylvania; together with
q large number of depnty p0stmasters.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

B5r additional Marine He,0s see First Page.
ALMANAC ron FHILADELPHIA-THIS DAY.
SUN RISES So MOON SETs..-...... 440
sUlE E5Eys..........617 HleH WATER.......... ll'46
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
GEORGE NJ TATHAM,
VIII LIAM q. KENT. COMMITTEE OF THE MONTH.
ID, q. MCOAMMoN,
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More Trouble at Sing Sing.

SING SING, N. Y, March 24.--Several convicts
in the Drison here severely beat and bruised
Joel Dubois, keeper, yesterday.
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General return 60, 623 6O,74S
Deduct the following divisions, to witt

TDayer7s malOIlty 76y
The committee then conclude by stating that
Judge Thaye is entitled TO the seat no held
by Judge Greenbank,
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WALNUT ST. THEATRE. BEGINS AT y,
wv TaIs (ThpTsdayl tn " EVENING. March Is. 80
FOUL PLAY, 7 aHT
WITH ALL ITS ORIGINAL sPLENDoR.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY.~
AND STARTLING MECHANICAL u EFFEOra
PARTICULAR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Management announce engagement with In.
GREAT LONDON BURLEsQUE COMBINATIoM4o 4o
JENNY WILLMORE. LIZZIE WILI,MORH. A Mn
FELIX ROGERS, ~'@
who VIII make their first appearance In America n
ON MONDAY EVENING, March 2e
in Burnards Extravagansa OF "IXION.n
MFRS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH STREET THR
l4 ATRE. Begins as u to g.
TONIGHT CThuTsdRy), March rs,
Thirteenth Approximation and Positively Last
Night OF
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. ~
Mrs. JOHN DREW ia TRrOu
Aided by the full Company. ""
Friday-Benefft OF MRS. Il. A. CREESE.
Saturday-Beneht OF MR. s HEMPLE u
RASTER MONDAY March So
WON EN RULE. lf
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Nominations by the President

The President has sent the folio wing nomina.
tions TO the Senate;-
Giles A. Smith, Second Assistant Postmaster
General; John r. Dobson, Deputy Postmaster
Pb@nixvile, Pa; Jesse b. Mears, Deputy Post.
master, Bristol, Pa; Charles s. Slrles, Deputy
Postmaster, Troy, Pa; Philip Hoerr, Deputy
Price, Deputy Postmaster, Chester Pa !.
N, G. Smith, Deputy Postmaster
Pennington, N. j.: j. D. Clerninger, Deputy
Postmaster, Mount Ho ly, N. j.; James FaTman,
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PRICE OF PASSAGE
in Rold unciuding Wine)

in gold uncludng wlnel
First Cabin. second Cabin. SS5
40 PARIS
Unolnding railway tickets, furnished on board)
First CABIN. second cabin
These stssIners DO Lot carry steerage passengers,
Medical attendance II ee OF charge.
American travellers going TO or returning from
the continent OF Europe. by taking the steamers OF
this line avoid unnecessary risks from transit by
ED slsh railways and crossing the channei besides
saving time trouble, and expense.
GEORGE M AUX EMILE, Agent,
No. 58 BKOAD WAY, New York.
For passage I'm Philadelphia, apply at AdAmsl
Express Company, To IL. l.. LEAF,
1X3 No. $40 CHESNUT Street,
, 1869-05-07

mURSUANT 7 to orders from the Royal Government it is hereby
Is made known that the taxes for the year 1868, viz: Ground
and Boilding-Tax, the Tax on the production of Sugar, the Per-
centa se-Iax on the Rent OF houses, the Quart pro Cent Tax, the
New Tax, the house Tax the Cavalry and Artilery-Tax and the
Immieration-Tax, become due or the LIST Of May this year. Alist
Of tEe Tax-Debtors and Of the properties with specification of the
respective amount of Taxes, will be found exhibited for inspection
for the Jurisdiction Of Chrshansted at the Royal Treasury Office,
and for the Jurisdiction of Frederiksted at the Sherihs Office in
said town, and will be advertised in the st. Croix Avis
In accordance with Governments Order the aforementioned
Taxes will be received after the 9th of every month, and on the
further measures.
Royal Treasurer's Office, st. Croix the 9th April 1869.
J. A. HOVER,
cOnSt.
, 1869-05-07
Bekjendtgjorelse

YFoLGE Diet Kongelge. aouvernements odr e, be6J en nn Rres
ningsskatten, Afgit af sukkerproductionen, Leeafgitten, / pct.
skatten, Ny, Huus-, Cavalier og Artilleri- SAINT Immigrahons-
skatten forbade til Detailing den 1se Mai d. A. En- Fortegnelse
over Skattedebitorerne OF Eindommene, med Angivese at Skater
mes Rd6b err henlagt til Eftersyn for Christansteds Jurisdictions
vedkommende det Kongelige Kasserercontoir, og for Frederh-
steds Jurisdiction paa Byfogedcontoiret sammesteds, og vii ulHge
bHve indrykket st. Croix Avis.
If6lge Gouvernen1entets Ordre modtages ovenanforte Skater
efer den ode hver Manned og den 1se Juni vile Reconnaissance
Hive lndsendte til GouverneTnentets videre Foranstaltnlng.
bet KongeHge Kasserercontoir, St. Croix den ode April 1869
j. HOVER,
, 1869-05-07

Barney, Eliza
Barry, William
Bastian, Thomas
Beattie, Adelaide
Beaudhuy, Ann
Beech, Mary
Behagen, VIM. G.
Jane
E. & r,
: Higgins
George