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South Carolina Railroad Company,


GENERAL SUPT'S OFFICE, APRIL 9. 1869.
~ @ III dnle e. for oq''oT'ns "passsnger seeer
Trains will be observed from this date:
DAY PASSENGER. TRAIN.
Leaving Columbia at. 7.45 q, m
Arriving at Columbia at. t......... 6.1O %. m i
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leaving Columbia at .............. $50 .. m.
Arriving at Columbia aat............ 4.45 o. M
THE CAMDEN TRAIN -
Will continue to run the following schedule:
TRI-wREKLY.
(Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays.)
Arrive Columbia 11.O0 q. m. Leave 2.20 p. m {.
DAILY (sUNDAYs EXCEPTED
Leave Camden 6.35 q. m. Ar Kingville g. 20 m.
I've Kipgville 4.25 p. m. Ar Camden 7.O5 M.
Aug II Fl. T. PEAKE, General Sup't.
Greenville and Columbia Railroad.
SUPT'S OFFICE, COLUMBIA, April 10, 1869.
s. dsis RAssasaEs s1ssps sur T1sins asV oon, san
meeting with Night Train on Charleston Road
I've Columbia 200 am I've Greenville 100 am
Newberry 1895 " i" Abbeviiie s.4S
Arr Abbeville $50 pm " Newberry 1.25 pm
"Anderson SIS " Alston 5000
Greenville 600 (" Arr Columbia 500 pm
Trains on Blue Ridge Railroad run az follows:
I've Anderson $40 pm I've Walhalla 4.Oe am
" Pendleton 6.20 " " Pendleton s. 40 Sc
Arr Walhalla 500 =" Arr Anderson 64O"
The train will return from Belton to Ander-
son on Monday and Friday mornings.
JAMES o. MEREDITH, Genera Sup't.
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Baltimore Advertisements.
Baltimore Regalia Emporium.

9iSco Brothers,
MANUFACTURERS of Regalia, Jewels
M Lodge Paraphernalia, &C., for Masons
all other socities, Banners, Flags, Ship Signals
&C., IA N. Charles st., cor. Fayette, Baltim or e.
Md. Price list furnished upon application.
Aug 10 3mo
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To the AmlcteN

ir. ". X. DUlIERTY returns his sincere
tAanhs 10 hls numerous patients Tor their pa,
ronage. ana would take this opportunity to
remind them that he continues 10 consul, =,
MS institute for the cure Of Chronic Diseates O.:
the Lungs. Liver. Kidneys, Diges,ir. and
Geai;o- rriuarr Organs. and all Private Dir.
eases. viz /: Syphilis in all its forms and s,ages
Seminal Wctkness. and all the horrid cons.-
quene-s Of seli-abnse :Gouorrbus. Glee,. Strict,
ur-s. focturns! and Dinrnsl Emissions. SEX.
ual Debility, Diseases Of the back and Lojns
lnrsmnstioI of the bladder aid kidurvs. etc.
and he hopes bis long experience. aud success.
tui practice will continue 10 iusu,. MIN a sbsr.
u public patronage. by his practice %! many
years in Europe aud the United States. he is
taahi.t 10 apply the most e.firien; an: suc-
.ssful remedies sgainsi diseases Of ali kinds
He uses no mercury. charges n.o,ier tie. treats
BIZ patients in a correct and honorable way
and has references Of u2ques'ionable rersc,t,
from men OF known responsibility and high
standing in society. All parties consulting
him. By letter or otherwise vii, rrceir. H.,
beet and gen,lest treatment, sud iulp,iyi,
see.tcy.
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Many tie write. c: these Invalid physician w.-e TIE
Island Q. S. c-az Tor t.s- health experience, and Witnessed surprising aid
beneficial elects the Bun there produced the vsis who s
ourselves seeking health and inquiry a., :s7er obtained fill history
its medicinal virtues Ee dsHh. and surprised and after his recovery
which occurred determined. possible procure the sole sa: aacastsrs
and sell I. il the United States.
The result his !abo glorious : himself AID suffering hsn
t the celebrated PLANTATION 5gTEs thus made known . tie world fN
TATIcN ess being article Of real merit founded PRINCIPLES saa
relying wholly tie weird M medicinal effects waks. RAPID u'
ta tie history medicine saa became household word al the civilized
world Tie as=ie -x .asnan Of heath and the demand &c.
the PLANTATION s.Es r exceeded tie abilities Ct the
Notwithstanding tie large importation .: ST. z sr made s the CON-
pounding these s the quantity inadequate therefore became necessary
that extensive abroad should st eaes made and agent
was dispatched to s.. Thomas t tia: sc fortunate n securing ana
leasing several plantations; the ! aaa most productive estates the
Island Eezses stills sai a:.ss By vaa utter. aston
ia the natives services experienced sn natives lie island
cured and very the rsss the sTEEs were position
supply their laboratory with all the pi pure 81 x Bun needle! =a.z
turing GREAT cyssEe.c represents
the natives crushing the aas otherwise m tie stills AID
As sidss Fever aai Ag ::aa: and gasss Eev Dyspepsia a.,
ether kindred diseases the PLANTATION r.e! lie
history the wd Over Eve ia Bottles disposed annually They
sard Old and male a.i female They agreeable in and always
produce a, immediate bsnss=a! --!.
April g. 1869. 22:ly
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To Females.

When female is in trouble, or afflicted
With disease, as weakness of the back and
limbs, pain in the head, dImness o! sight,
loss oi muscular power, palpitston OF the
beart. irritati!iiy, neryoueness. extreme u.in.
airy difficulties, derangenIeni Of digestive func.
tons, general debility, ragipit!s. all cisasts OF
The womb. h.steria, sie,iIiir snd all ether
diseases peculiar 10 females, she should go or
write AT once 10 the celebrated female dcr,or,
W. X. Doheriy. at his .dical Institute. and
consult him about her troubles and disease
The Doc'or is efectiHY more cures than an,
other Physicisn in The State OF California.
Let no ia!se deiicacy lie,eut yon. but apply
Immediately ana save youfse. from painful
sufernss and premature death. Married La
Dies. whose delicate health or 0 hei eireum-
stances prevent an increase IN their families
should write or call d. DR.. ". X. poher,y' 8
Medical in.tI,ute, and they will receive ever,
possible relief and help. The Doctors Office,
are so arranged tina, he can be COT suited wi,l.
out fear VI observation.
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To Correspondents.

Patients finale or female) residing in any
part Of the State, however distant. who ma,
desire the opinion and advice of Dr.. Doher,y
III their respective cases, aud who think prom.
ef TO submit written statement Of .uch. 10
preference to holding persona! interview. are
respectfully assured thar ;heil communication.
VIII be held most sacred and confidential.
/! the case be fully and candiilr desc: bed
personal communication will be UNNECESSARY.
as instructions for diet, regimen, spd The ger
eFai treatment 81 the case itself including he
semedies) VIII be forwarded without delay.
anu III SOC" . manner as 10 ronrey no idea VI
the purpor. of the letter or parc.l 20 ,raD.mj,
ted.
CONSULTATIONS by letter ~ ofh.-wi,.rRFF
Permanent cure guaranteed, or 20 pay. A..
dress,
". K. DoUEKTY. ND
: RI s,tSru e.,
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SperDlBHtOrrhOea.

DIX. nOliERTY has just published az in.
portnnt pamphlet embodying tis own views
ana experiences in relation 10 Impotence o..
Eirility; being a shor, Treatise on Spernls-
torrhoea or Seminal Weakness. Nervous and
PHYSICAL Debility consequent on this affection
and other Diseases Of the Sexual Orgaus
THIS little work contains iniorustion of III.
utmost value to all, whether married Or single
and will he sent fREE By mail on recc.p, Of
SIX CENTS in postage stamps To- return postage
address ". X. DOHERTY, 81 H.
San Frapcisco, Cal.
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Food for Poultry.

Never s,;u, poultry in the variety Or
quality Of their food. Good food = POSI-
lively ecouomy The best and hcsy,e.,
corn is the cheapest. TIE bcs. food il. tia,
which .ive- the most Of VIVA, nature De-
msnds for the formation IF muscle. bone
aud fat. Fine bran end ni5liH.,. j. richer
in ,so of these important iDgteiieu,s than
any other enc kind Of food but bel def
Glen, 10 gluten is tot warmth giving. and
is better wien CON bined with the whole
grain. which, when ma-hei tornlA a most
nutritious food.
Barley is much used in Europe. bat
should not bc the only food III the poultry
yard. Foal. do %, !atieu Oh il.
Oats are good ar a change, bat are in
.crjor 10 uutrlmeEt.
Buekwheat il much liked by poultry. il
yrecdily devoureJ, and il more productive
Of eggs early and III abundance than any
other grain.
Hemp seed is productive Of eggs. and
i. also very strengthening. The later Is
one Of the beet things that can be fed dur
ing moulting.
In preparing birds for exhibition fax
iced may be given occasionally; it iucreas.
es the secretion Of oil, and gives lustre to
the plumage And in giving soi, feed
il should be mixed stiff l. e. not mushy;
fowls do not relish it in this state. A
good food ofthis kind is composed ofequal
quantities Of fine bran aud Indian meal
This should be mixed with bot or scaldiBg
water, Of such consistency that it be ks Or
IL, Ia, Ia I'D
Another good soft feed is made Of small
potatoes washed clean, boiled. and smashed
with an equal quantity Of Indian meal.
In giving soft feel never use feeding
dish or trough. Ii the yards are clean, as
they should be, the ground is the best
place to feed from The gravel and sand
swallowed with the food i, necessary for
digestion. besides, poultry prefer 10 pick
their food from the ground.
Don't neglect green food We have
spoken Of it before il former number and
only refer to it now to impress more iorci
bly, the necessity of it if you wish to sue.
ceed with your poultry; little chopped
vegetable Of some kind-whether OF cab
bage. spinach, onions. or lettuce, or other
greens-is better given every dag than
great deal once or twice week.
If you wish perfect eggs, lime in some
form must he furnished. Broken bones,
Line rubbish, pounded shells Oyster or
clau) are all good.
Beef or pork scraps are productive Of
good results. La the winter when the
fowls do not get worms and grubs cake
laid in the yard for them to pick at or a
little chopped off and broken up and fed to
them, adds 10 their health and to the cou-
tents Of the eggs basket. So also an occa-
sional dish Of raw meat chopped into pieces
about as large as hazel nuts.
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Che cf,rm and the Noasehold.

ra~ We re.pect'y!ly soiic., Contributions ="
tD department u our paper. our farmers
hud ;h.ir wiye,. might coni'ibu,. tuuch tor
their mutual benefit II you make u:efGl
discovery ia uilake Ct he oil. the ru.lCrs 81
any particular crop, the care ot .tO' 4 q: my
other ~ Jec' Of Interest, ,fye u; tie psri.rI-
lars for publication.
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COLD MEAr-Cold meat made into an
aspic is delicious way Of using the last Of
joint, especially in summer time. Cut
the meat in pieces, and lay them in mould
in layers, well seasoned Then pour over
and fill tue mould with some clear soup
nearly cold, which, when let 10 stand some
hours, will turn out - be as frm as isins-
glass, especially If shank bones were boiled
in the soup. Should the cold meat he veal
or poultry, the addition of some small piec-
es of ham or bacon, and Of hard-boled ecgs
cut in slices and put between the layers Of
meat, is great improvement
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L y | We r SITY
w ASEIINGTON TERRITORY.

'HHlS Institution will be permanently re
] opened on Monday. tie lo!b day Of Apr,l,
isd9. under charge Of Professor J. II. HALL.
A. President. assisted by such Professors anu
Assistant Teachers Rs NAV he required.
Its central and ronvenien, location makes 1t
easyut access TO all aud no effort will be
spared TO increase its preseat sdv1ut ages SO rs
10 make il second TO none on the coast.
The g"setnBcui will hs firm, bat parental
-rs:tie ulsr attention being paid the morals
Of Il E s,uden:s; bu, the people OF The Terri;o-
- may be assured tina; no sec!arian Influences
viii be exertei upon ihsr SOFAS and daughters
IT. th'siusti niiou.
Rooms are provided, rem, free. for Young
Men. ID the University Boarding House, and
r Young Ladies X: the residence Of the Pres
iIcni both Of which buildings ere within the
same enclosure with The University tut stu
beats are required 10 supply the necessary fur
niture. bell' z, &c.
EoS I'd CAT lie had on reasonable terms.
There is a Library ard Appar 'us in the
University, Ia Which additions will he mad.
from time 20 time rs The demands Of the lasti-
tuition shall require.
TpTITIoN PR TERN OF EiEvES WEEKS:
Scientific Depar;m en,.................Sio 90
= w
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NEW POTATOES, \ La PgANcAIsE. -
Skin, wash, and wipe dry some early pota-
ties; melt some butter in stewpan; when
it il quite hot place the potatoes in it, sim
mer them slowly. turn them occasionally
aud when dgse take them up aud place
them ia asosher stewpaD, with sufficient
fresh butter ~ igroi a sauce, shake them
over the Ere merely ill the butter is melt
ed, arrange them IN dish, pour the butter
over them and strew little fine salt upon
them, serve as ho. possible. In Italy olive
oil is employed instead Of butter, and is
really preferable.
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PRIVATE MEDICAL AID
Quick Cures and Afo3lc:.
ate Charges.
DIR. ". X. DOIIEKTl'S
Private Medical and surxicaI


INSTITUTE.
G ACRANEHTo street. hrloS loatgom.-y
- opposite Pacific Mali Steamship Gu. q:
bee.
10 Private entrance 'on Leid.s ivrr-s:. ~zs,r
Established expressly 10 afford Il. Ant.
Sound and Scientific Medical Ala IN III.
Treatment and cure Of ali Pri. a,ennd
Chronic Disease. Eases Of Secr..
cr, and all Se,ua, Uisord,.s.
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DIR. RIFFS WILLARD,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON

ff;raa1ase eftAe Cni-erafy Of tie Cay Of M,
York;
HANiSG located permanently in the eiv
of Olympia, offers his professional .ef-
..ces TO the cltiLens OF this place aud surrounu-
.ng country in the various bTanchts q. Ned
cine aud Surgery.
Grateful for past patronage snd the cont
dcnee bestowed o. generous public, the bee
Tor respectfully solici,s roniiuaance Oft
same. and will hold himself in readiness Al II
times TO attend TO &nv calls in the line Of d
profession, TO which bis entire attention i'll be
,.evu:e6.
Those rrefrrriny the services o. a regular
graduate as evidenced by the proper suthor-
i'y Of a diploma. may coasali personally or 10y
letter with every confidence.
Particular attention given to diseases Of wo-
men aud children. and all affections Of an or.
Ianic nature.
REVERENCE: The Faculty OF University
Medical College, and DR.. - A.le,,e, New
York city.
orricH--A. the Puge, Sound Drug and
Bookstore.
Olympia, December 4. 1866. att
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"AVING been recently renovated and new
i'll ly Furnished, makes il the most quiet
onomical and comfortable FAMILY HOTEL
in the State. Being centrally located, it offers
every inducemeut 10 business men and the
public generally.
The tables will constantly be supplied with
every luxury the Market affords. The Ameri-
can Exchange Coach, with Red Lights, will be
at the Wharyes and Depots, to convey pasSeu-
gets 10 the Hotel free.
TIMOTHY SARGENT. Proprietor
February =; 1859 ii:ly
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Ca Payment for Board and Tuition will be
expected 10 advance.
The growing wants Of the Territory and its
increas ng commercial importance render i,
necessary for young men to prepare themselves
for the places which they will sson be called
upon TO I'LL. The importance of furnishing
them with the means of acquiring thorough
knowledge of business al home has induced
the Regents to open
{ OMERCtAL DEPARTMENT.
TEsMs, for full eourse... SEQ 90
For further inform alton address .he
PRESIDENT.
BY order ofthe Board Of Regents.
Seattle, ". r. May eth, 1869. aims.
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Et0~ An eminent Swiss naturalist says
that without birds successful agriculture
is impossible,
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RED-CURRANT PUDDING, BAKED
Rcd-currant pudding may be made in the
usual way, witha pudding crust and boiled ;
or it can he made by pressing the fruit
through sieve, so as to free it from the
pips, which are very disgreeable; then, to
pint of pulp add two ounces of bread
crumbs and quarter of pound of sugar;
put it into tart-dish with rim of puff
paste serve with cream or custard. White
currants may be treated in the same man.
ner.
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A WAY TO KgEr Hsys Wrap them
in good. swee, hay, then incIose them in a
tight bag, and hang it in the grainery.
The incest cold ham ever saw was over a
year Old. and had bccnkept in the manner
described. .-.
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Seq If You van: bone aud large devel
opmeut Of red fesk ia your hog., give then
agood pasture through the sumner ~ you
beeves have. IL osss isss every way I,
make a big hog wssza 43g b, Christina,
than to get two ssnsA se-as sp to 2j(
apiece.
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CAULIFLowER OMELET-Take the
white part ola boiled cauliAower after j. il
cold, and chop it very small. and mix with
j. a suflicien. quantity Of well -beaten eggs.
to make a very thick batter, then fry it in
fresh butter, in small pan, and send it to
table hot.
, 1869-04-02
ANDLINGER
Colo ialYaadet
FOR ST. CROIX

MANDAGEN den 15de Marts 1869, Middag
XII. -, holdt Colonial Raadet ct ordentligt
Mode, der var blevet udsat fra 1ste dennes.
AT Medlemmerne havde 3die Medlem for
Frederiksteds Landdistrict (Plasket) ans
meldt Sygdomsforfald, 2det kongevalgte
Medlem (Stakemann) og 2det Medlem for
Christiansteds By (Holstein) fremsendt
Undskyldninger og 2det Medlem for Chri-
stiansteds Landdistrict (Farrelly) udeblev.
Protokollen for forrige Mode opl@stes.
Fernandez meddeelte, at Raadets Vice
formand (Christmas) var tilbagevendt fra
sin Reise, og at den midlertidigen valgte
Viceformand saaledes fratraadte, SAINT at
ste kongevalgte Medlem (Walker havde
indmeldt, at han agtede at tiltr@de en-
Reise, der Wide foraarsage hans Fravarelse
il@ngere It'd end 8 Maaneder, hvorfor han
MATTE opgive sit Sade i Raadet.
Gouverneuren meddeelte, at det havde
behaget Hans Majestat Kongen we'd aller-
h0leste Resolution at ste Februar d. A. at
stadfRste 'det af Colonial Raadet vedtagne
Budget for st. Croix Commune for Finants-
aaret fra 1ste April 1868 til Site Marts
1869, CO we'd allerhoieste Resolution ats. D.
at stadfeste eftern~vnte Tillagsbevillinger
til Budgettet for Finantsaaret 1S67-6S.
|, til Budgetpost E.. Bygnings- og andre
ubestemte Udgifter, vedtaget 2Sde De-
cember 1867, til Bel6b $2,6s5.
2, til Budgetpost D. q: Refs og Roliti-
vspsenet, vedtaget 24de Februar 1868,
til Belob $142.
, 1869-04-02
OF
THE
Colonial Council
FOR ST. CROIX.

MONDAY the 18th March 1869, noon at IL
o'clock, the Colonial Council held an ordinary
meeting, postponed from the 1st instant.
The 3rd member for Frederiksted's country
district (Plasket) had announced indisposition,
the End crown-member (Stakemann) and the
End member for Christiansted's town (Holstein)
excused themselves, and the End member for
Christiansted's country district {Farrelly) did
not attend.
The minutes of the last meeting were read.
The Chairman informed the Council, that
the Vice Chairman (Christmast) had returned
to the Island. consequently the temporary Vice
Chairman's functions eased,-furthermore that
the 5th c~rown-member lWalker) had reported
his intention to take trip which would cause
his absence from the Island beyond 8 months,
wherefore he had to resign his seat in the
Council.
The Governor informed the Council. that it
had pleased His Majesty the King by resolu-
ton of the 9Th February 1868 to confirm the
Budget for the municipality of st. Croix for
the financial year from the 1st April 1868 to.
the 31st March 1869 as adopted by the Colo
NAL Council, and by resolution Of the same
date confirmed the following extra Grants to the
Budget for 1667-6S
$500 &MHMEW
, 1869-04-02

8, til Budgetpost D. =: Militairudgifter,
vedtaget 24de Februar 1868, til Bel0b
1896. 43.
4, til Budgetpost D. 12: Fattigvasenet,
vedtaget 14de December 1868, til Bel6b
$243.
Endvidere meddeelte Hans H0ivelbaa-
renhed, at Diet har behaget Hans Majest@t,
under ste Februar d. A. allernaadigst at
stadfRste efternavnte at Colonial Raadet
vedtagne Anordninger:
/, Anordning ON Pension for Copist j den
v~estindiske Landsoverret, P. B. Hatchett.
2, Anordning ON Pension for forhenvRrende
Underbetient we'd Christiansteds Told
sted, E. F. Kirchhof.
3, Anordning ON F~orogelse at Lonningerne
til 2 offentlige Lager paa st. Croix.
Der var gjort Indstilling til Indenrigs-
ministeriet ON, at der MATTE blive taget
Skridt til den snarest mulige Ansettelse af
en- ny Lege i Frederiksted.
yGouverneuren meddeelte endvidere, at
den af ham under 15de October 1868 ned
satte Commission til at gjore Forslag ON
Nedstttelse i de offfentiige Udgifter paa
st. Croix, havde i den sidste Deel afJanuar
Manned d. A. indsendt sin ~Bet@nkning og
Forslag, der vii blive meddeelt Raadet i
Forbindelse med Budgetudkastet for det
kommende Finantsaar, hvori del. allerede
err taget Hensyn til fere af Commissioners
Indstillinger, medens dog de feste at disse
vile udkr@ve narmere Forhandlinger.
Han havde haabet at kunne forel@gge Bud
getudkastet i n@rv@rende ordentligs Mode
men hans uundgaaelige Frav@relse fra Den
we'd tvende Uphold paa st. Thomas i Lobet
at den sidste Manned har gjort Diet umuligt,
saa at Udkastet vii blive forelagt snarest
muligt i ct extraordinairt Mode.
FOrtsntteSl.
, 1869-04-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
acknowledgements

Anledning af Hans Majestet Kongens
hole Fodselsdag, modtager Hans Howell
baarenhed Gouverneuren Gems civile og
militaire Embedsm@nd SAINT andre Ind
vaanere j Gouvernementshuset Torsdagen
den sde dennes ri. 10 midday.
st. Croix den 2den April 1869.
Efter Befaling
A. J. B0YE,
Adjutant.
, 1869-04-02
Shipping intelligence.

ENTERED AT CHRIsTIANsTED
March 3o,-American barque Antelope, B. F.
White, New York, Provisions and Es-
tate Supplies.
British brigt. Ranger, J. L. Shep-
perd, Barbados, Ballast.
American brigt. George, j. W. Will
lard, New Haven, Provisions and Es-
tate Supplies.
, 1869-04-02
TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN

during the week from the gath to the 3Oth March.
Christiansted. Frederiksted. Kings Hill.
, 1869-04-02
5 o. @ & o TX A v S.
Translation.

Translation.
In celebration of the birthday of His
Majesty the King, His Excellency the Gov
ernor will receive the civil and military
Officials and other Inhabitants of the Island
at Governmenthouse on Thursday the 6th
instant at IL o'clock noon.
st. Croix the End of April 1869.
By Order
A. J. BOYE.
THE undersigned intends leaving
for Europe and offers for sale
several pieces of Chamber & Parlor,
Mahogany & Marbletop Furniture;
Hair Cloth Sofas; Lounges; Tables;
Toilets; Cane Seat Chairs Rockers
&c. &c.
a Piano Cottage Style) !; a Family
Horse and comfortable double seat
Phaton with Harness also little
Bob's Poney, trained for a child.
For Rent, for one or more years,
the National Hote! furnished Pos
session lst June). Also the Stores
occupied by the undersigned.
For Sale several Properties and
three Vacant Lofts in this town.
Terms moderate, apply early to
r. J. ROBINSON.
Frederiksted Both March 1869.