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SATURDAY, Oct S.-FLoUI AND MEAL-Western
and STATE Hours we're nrn, win low grades showing
slight Improvement, being relatively scarce. wltn con
sdcrab orders Tor shpme nt 90 W. maTket, Good o.
2brought e. southern hoqr' arm, Rye four and corn
meal very nln, with lair demand sales OF nuuT
$50 bbs az f5Hf 50 for pelhue ti3t go for shin
ping extras, and 1850 T. 10 Tor mea um to choice
iAneIb aud family noun southern hour. o. iJ 81 70
shipDiug eItras. and 90 Ogt9 tol higher graIes Rye
nOhr 81 IS rs Corn meal si5O9tA.25.
PROVISIONS Pork quiet ont am; SAFES 100 b1s. NJ
SIS S1f1 n mess, ana SIS for thin mess. Beef Jul
and unchanged We quote at tl0gts ior plain aud eN
ira mess. Iit1ce peel noIalnHl Beel hAms weak :
fales ~ bbls at t2 Cut eats dun and heavy. Bacon
10 10 demand and PRICES are weak, Dressed hogs
lover q, llcsl9o. Lard higher loving TO the small
stocO, with good oemand sales 49, kss, at iike9
5c Tor city, anu i6c Tor steam also 30 CS, Decem'
ber, ~ nc. Butter and cheese steady. -
GROcERiEs-COfee quiet but nrln az 4NGlsc' Tor
Rio and ~ f, o.! &C. gold Rice IN moderate demand,
and pIcgs are steady sales Is ties Rangoon Al '@l&c
aud a little la DINA at sk@9l4c hOlasses quiet but
nrn OF Prme stock sales 20 nhds Porto RICO a. $50,
kugar-liaw quiet but nrnl falr to good rennngi
gNCyOc sales 600 hhds, mostly Cuba, at lOglO4c and
loe boHe- Havana at vN@lOte renned In iah demand
sUSDRIEs- Cotton nrr1, but less active. Midland Up
anda lGs.c. TsilOw larry active az S9kc Mhlskey
scarce g 9hc Peroienm more active Tenned,s %
fs iptuie delivery. FIeigpu hrmeE hbeAtbS steam.
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krw NoUK. saturday. oct There were no beef
cattle m market. Dressed beef was nrm. with an M.
active marNrt t1HmQrrow and MONDAY OF Oellc. y
~ iof IyNan', and 10 lC1c Tor n7tive steers Sheep
Y4c Tor poor To caolce lanh., with receipts Of 500
neal The receipts OF hocs numpercd p cars. or 80
hesd cars " witch wcrc for sale ana the remainder
Tor sanfhtcrers rect. The marx 4 not firm
rs reported Yesterday ana PRIME corn led hogs dc
,dlnca ir.nDA TO Vac 2 NJ sales include ~ sters.
wy bs. Az ~ NttC; III 10, 30 ns uV. az &C. win
100 hs of from The lot n Mchi-an, rs rs. ay ut qc
and l82 Illinois, iOi bs. ay., al J-c.
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I'D. 10 Liverpool, ed TO London and sJfd. to Glasgow
GRAIN Wheat In large supply aud tg2c. lower. at
which the demand was active sales, i2l 900 bush. at
ssii9 t9r mltcd spring slIL for prime new spring
state, tl@Si0jj Western, Si14atli1k Barley malt,
u! 5af.g. Corn &C i've some ten boat loads Of
Western mixed sold ut S.ebSc. Ons favored buyers,
win s1l's 70 The extent 5U0bush AZ 53a55Jfc. for
OHIO mixed and white, ana ila5jc. for Western.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

hiN1ArrEr ALAANAC--Tufs nay.
sun riscf...G U5 sun soa. .. 3 q Moon rscs.. %
-. uluU WNTER-rua DAY.
sandy Hook. 81 Gov. Island. 81 Hell Gate 10 90
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steamship Holland Liverpool, n'dsc ard pass.
Steamship Algeria, LyeruOpl. BASS.
Steamship AcushHct. New Bedford, mlsc. and pass.
steamship Guy Of Antw 'rr. Liverpool mdse and Pass.
ntcamshp Naruna, Gaivcston, mdse. aud pass.
BARK hDrcta. Shields. mdse
BARK HOilrath. shields mdse.
Bark George W. Jones. -unl ,r'and, railroad iron.
Bark Ceres, Cardin ralIoIl Iron
Brig AMANDA Jean. COW Bay. coat.
AtO, TIE usual river anu coaFtwise vcssCH.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OUT.
IoNnoN. Oct. Q-Ilnhn mud AhAs.Inll NnNu Nnrl.
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In the Richmond County Fair trotting on the
thr, e-quortcrmilc track ut New Dorp, on SATURDAY,
tAe chief feature was purse Of $780, for an horses.
Four came to the start, two which. Ncwhureh AMI
Newton, were owned on the is'and while the other
span came RON New York. Five heats were trottcd,
all well contested. one OF them ending In dead
heat, and was eventually Won by Mr. Fcrguson's bay
mare The summary Is a. tollows
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Sn,usfnunis.


A GRAND NATIONAL EXHIBITION.
1HE Thirty; NINTH ANNUAL EAR OF THE
open daily from aMsa oeloes MI 10 the p,
elons pgidings extending 9m the I'd to ne "a A. nc.
bers OF the New YORK. Empire Ciy, and Brooklin
Sreni.si Ey ~ J. BuSc by Carre Process U''"
49, ',SQyII hSp i$GE, Siog ) IYy ESTloYs., m,
,w%S %%fSiiiil SEIi u Is iM%gTI99SSnv
pRopucrsN Of f iME wNoRks iIiHosBANDhf
~ onn,, v,an, FAM AND STUDIO.
RARE rLAXTs, ,GHoiCE 6EyiTs, ,AXpgLowERs.
MrsIc EvERY EvEyIYa.
on WEDNESDAY AND sATGRDAi EVENINGS.
JAHPBTS SEss Sc sQQy'a ,ogeAv,
MUSIC BY h9 &6Sis Stfb4EESttEP ORCHESTRA
ACADEMY or Music.
DERUT '' DAI''
FANNY J&2SAuscnEK
english Tragedy.
MONDAY. Oct. 10, AND EVERY NIGHT.
Monday TUESDAY and y, wys,gncssday evenings ats.
THURSDAY & Sf9 E sTGSys sfEssnlnr''
SATURDAY ~ MAST TB AT ONE,
up,tr ATTEP2AY, iNsISenr-RoUBtE 6HI prrr
IlhEb IN HE LADY OF Lyons,
" lroPpStor sad Manager NJ. LESTER WALLACE
xrv91a w nN PAY Qct 70 gt be i1ced with
NJ" AND S6s frAEs AS6 hHHi4ioNrMrvrs
rwo EoSEs.
Characters by
Mr. George Clarke. Mr. Charles F'shcr Mr.. owen Mar.
rsSrq%e in 10. heStrc NJ J. pe os ~r w 9Tr e
MS iGg GIEgon, Mis- Emily Mesi4yer,, Nis John
Miss Hayden. " p McCofm5ce, Niss Paitrlr
Duo notice vi" be f iIS , q gf repetition OF
and Of the produciion O; oim1ns JOHN BULL and
Banners sEEiOus FAMILY. bon Of wuich comedies
arc In preparation.
BoX BOOK Now OPEN
NPFfE llSaafiS y$ss l KIT ose OF THE
VINO Va agess! Moyb4Y Or 70 10 Jada htaag.
hams atapta.ion Ia tour 9ets OF thu late Chas Dch
LITTLE NELL AND fHE NARCOTIC NESS,
NEW BXSJo SOLOS sew DUET NEW CLOG
and THEREsAs La, ,eg, ,lSg. tho
In bc SURF sTfro II Tbd r pT srRoNG CAST
,.,--.--,--. GREAT FAIR SCENE.
SABLE MiTNGsr9ELs, IIsHLANp Fling, AND THE
LITTLE NELL MATHS EE Sal GkDAf AZ 5ocLocK
X ELY a. LE0N's, MlNsrRELs,
overture DC Copeer.o &c 9a,6yr,9o WerdD cSS&cstTS
1 Dps Fe9% H N Mis-, 81, any s Lcgsc na nsd An
tons. Moroccan dc Kaiamazoo C5r!sE Ponsroyj Nine
Bsy Mos. wSeef6 ana H Nj @ @yo 'AAh''0
ed by The XscSenousls' 'Ando and Alden, PniiLar.
moncan Societies. and AMeiry'Cos Club.
So, FnANtCispP, ,llliNsTIMF,ts, r nR9 m
NIGHTLY BIRCH, whMRoLD. rBERNARD, &
pany in the world, new songs dances eccentric acts
&C. Seats secured six days III advance.
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rEETlNf.-ou sairt lay. October s. sarah Berthe
The fincrai serves wall b. hcd at the East Chester
NcthCdst ChurCH go MONDAY Afternoon. a. O'Clock
he friends and relatives Of TIC family invited to
aitepd.
LENr.-in IT.. ,slyu. on sunday. October o. Abraham
Lieut. IN The dd year o. his age
lhc relatives o. 10 ems 81 the family are respect
mllv invited In 49, nj the iuuc u. on rue sday at |
CLOCK NON ~ late residence, ~ Hampton ST., Brook
TECrnsru Ioper No .; ,. Avp .M-The brethren
OF tins Lodge 90, lrt"t - mon, 10 attend special
comm cation 81 The Lodge Rooms I'M 81 and
"a ay on Iucstav October H. nc ~ o'clock A. NJ to
attend the funeral Of our late brother Abraham Lent
Nv order. FREDERICK l.. DAVIS. Master
SAMUEL !. HVNr. Secretary.
NArLE0.-pn saturday, ocicbers 6, Hannah Naples,
The relatives and ticnds Of the family arc requested
% atpud the funeral from the residence her hTthcr
in.iaw, George Elliott AG Water s.. on MONDAY, n /
o'clock. Her remains will DC taken TO calvary Gene.
terry for intcrnent.
Ctlif0ruia pAp.n please copy.
NORLF-On sunday, october ., Catharne, wife Of
Ethu Noble ~ the 1ld wear other age.
hc.a;lves lAd Trends are ytc 60 attend her funeral
On Tuesday. October n. 10 l o'c'lck
SHIELDS. on SUNDAY morning, october Q, Gcorvc
Shields In the I1tn wear OF Die $50.
Friends and relatives are invited - attend his n
Ectal. on Monday, october TO- az oc ocS T. ", IRON
lbs late fedence SsG SIuil ith So Bros Alya. T. u.
NAS slCkLlN.--At STAMFORD Com. % sunday
oetnncr 2 tli7abeth Ann, infant daughter Of Edward
and Nara Van SiCkIin. agcd months and days.
Another angel IN heaven.
NorIcs-Thc members OF Tuscan Lodge. No. &C., will
assemble NJ Their rooms. S.t59 Fulton av W O'Clock,
the funeral Of our late brother Ecilrl NJ. Eiwafds.
rom the ,tdcnce VI h, brother Flushing lv.. between
Marcy aud Ice avs. The Wvutcis u star OF HoTe
LOdrc 70 B, nud mcmncrt Il .."r To- .ns are tc-
spec ,fully invited. uLlttEB LLlt a. Master.
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I'm ron FREE CrBA.
Appeal Of the American wsmau'r Aid 60
cietv tor thc Relief oil CubRa w omen aud

Appeal Of the American wsmau'r Aid 60
cietv tor thc Relief of CubRa w omen aud
CbiIdIcu.
We cGrncstlv call on Americans for sympathy
cud aid In the cause Of suffering CuOa scarcely a
week tasscs that we do not read Of Cubau patriots
Killed on the rtd Of battle. or porishing on the
sc'fJll, l'cau-c they dare to strive for indepcnd
cncc. ny OF us read these things without realiz-
lag that ucso men leave families. who thus
deprived Of their natural protectors ard losing
VI atCVer uvaus they NAY possess by couhscltiOn,
ar troWH cut IN- uutcly mono Hess. ienjlcss, and
sUVtcrltss. 81 j. tor these poor ytcms Oi the TCvo
luton that We hex your contributions. send Us
money. clothing. new or OLE. aud any attic What
ever that may be sold at t"ir or auction. We are
sure Americans ot be- Indifferent To struggling
sister people aud will not on this occasion forget
the sympathy and generosity for WHICH they are ais
tina uehod. Donations OF oil kinds will be received
bY Mr.. Judge Roosevelt. S3G broadway.
signed by
Mrs. Judge Roosevelt President.
Mrs. JudRc laftet,. secretary.
Mr.. Ralph Mend, Treasurer
Mis-. l.. y. Phelps, Chairman OF the Executive Com
ruttcc.
Mr.. samuel Courtney. Mrs. Ehnclander.
Mrs. D.. 4. lie NilinNCfde. Nile. " u. Connolly.
Mr.. q. NJ. Olas Mrs. AM : SteuheIs
Mr.. Miguel Emlil. Mis- i. ". Drcicr.
Mrs ~ Naiurgt. Mrs. n. Peters GRAY.
Nj Dr. NutcatUs. Mrs. col Raymond.
Mrs luCiiu u. asc. hrs. Gen. Jordan.t
Mrs t,Vuf Lc Wood. HTs. William Gci u.
Mr.. Jasper Giosycuor.
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Smustntnts.

- -. 40 BRoADwAYN
I7,777;7 GRAND REVIVAL
""'u BURIEsOtE AND COMEDY.
Il and hfat hnucarance NJ this Theatre OF
Il MISS ELIZA WEATHERSBY.
Al Livery Evening at quarter to s. Saturdays
III Matinee NJ 2
TWO GLORIOus PIECES
. ppll-. lhe elegant comedy entitled
R'23 MAJOR OK BOOTS
~ :. Win stuart Robson, v. T. Thorne. Nil Linn
~ tidrdWe, Miss Amelia Harris Miss
z Aggte Wool, and others In the cast
Y land the mtcrc amusing burlesune of
p LAW SOMA NBLF-AH
sits2ag Dora HcrGer Stuart Robsan' ' H1SiS S''
Jicl son Harry Jcscnhr Eberlc.
O1OOo1 jordan, billings, Marsden.
ny ~ SPLENDID CltORrs aud
oV Topl COidN nr nNI1ET ana
M ri DONNIkEltS SUrAEB UHJ IlESTIA
On nv CuANaE or TtNE-ln future this Theatre
COolO incnce AZ 1uartcri l''o''"'no0' 'o"''
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IyLEETw0OD rAKh.

J|LEETW OOD rARh.
OCTOEEl. ETIEG
OCTOBER D. Nd q, $50
Fllt~l DAY,
Not Purse $500 fGr h'..s that never he', threo
minutcs-tOJ 10 nTst, tlhJ seCond, 50 to thlId,
SECONb DAY.
2 Purse o. 0QO for horse lat never 3i-t700 10
nrst, 400 to second, tl)0t 'alrd.
Purse Su0 FOR horse, hat never be-, :. sJt1OC TO
FIRST, 900 10 second tlOO 20 lhird.
THIRD DAY.
Purse 500, flr horses that never beat 90 $50 70
hrst, ESQ 10 second, fji to thiTd.
D. Purse fOy tug horses that uckn. beat !.3l-fi00 TO
nTst, 500 to second, $40 to thud.
An the above to he mile heats three IN hyc
IN harness exccp' Purse NO ;, which II Two miles and
repeat, m harness.
Entrance 10 Pe[, cent To close At Fleetwood Park
Cun Hone. l5l broadway, between ilth anu list s-
oct. Y at 9o'oock +. NJ. Al entries by mail 10 be
addressed to HENRY DAlER, box l23 Morrisaula Post
once, Westchester county, \, Y,
Nv order OF HENRY DATER, President
The races adNcrtsed u take place At Fleetwood
rark, in the F"rL Ne Z, mt tdrD, AMI WlLas Sgu1'
on oct IS ", and -, have been altered oct Is 21
ant a.
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Government bonds have been strong on a limited
volume OF business, and prices show fractional
advance on the average figures OF yesterday The
FOREIGN mixers have been less liberal purchasers,
although The advance IN GOLD here has been greater
th-n TIE deIuhe 10 bonds m London would seem To-
warrant The market closed steady. and Henry
l91 -A- Co. B! Wan street, report u 7. ~:
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ROOTH'S THEATRE.
NINTH WEEK.
5i11I 10 b3D FINE.
EVERY EVENING
aud SATURDAY MATINEE N Is O'Clock,
Mll. JOSEPH JEFFERSON
IN lbs world rcnowne I'd character -
"EIr VAN wINKLE."
in Bouclcaults beautiful Legendary Drama
OF that name.
Seats secured two weeks IN advance
NILE. cngls;TilN<A oNr,hSsON's LAST
NJ: Max stra&osch respectfully announces that the
MILE. CHRISTINA NILSSON
Will take place
MONDAY this, EVENING. Oct. 10. 1870.
at o'cOck,
49, At Steinwuv HAL on 1ith ~.
Nile. CHRISTINA NILSSON will be- assisted By
Miss ANNA LOUISE CARY, Contralto,
$40. HlliGNOLL SIC. yFi;GER
$500. - Mr. HENR ny VlEUNTEMPS with
MAA MAtsETL inks Grand Italian Opera OiChcstrA-i
,.-, =, conductor, SIC. BOSOM
Reserved sea, q and ~ each according to location,
0nd ia Broatway
philadep hia commencing Wednesday Oct 70
Baltimore, Juncorda Orera House. oct. II ana H.
, 1870-10-07

Instead of the Royal Latin Sea-Passport
prescribed in the Ordinance of 4th May
1903 vessels belonging to the Danish
Westindia Islands will, as hitherto, have
to provide themselves with the prescribed
Westindia Sea-Passport. Should circum-
stances render further regulations necessa-
ny to prevent abuses of the Danish flag,
the Government of the Danish Westindia
Islands is hereby authorized to issue Pro-
y%isional enactments in this respect, and in
such case it will be incumbent on the Mas
ters Of vessels to procure such proofs of
nationality as might eventually be requir-
ed besides the Westindia Sea-Passport.
AS regards shipping foreign sailors the
usual rules are to be followed instead of
the enactment in Article 8 of the Ordin-
ance of 4th May 1903.
81.
Besides the articles enumerated in Ar
ticle 13 Of the Ordinance of 4th May 1903,
all such manufactured articles that are di-
rectIy applicable for warlike purposes are
to be considered as contraband of war.
The foregoing is hereby made known
for the information and observance Of all
concerned.
The Ministry of Finances, Copenhagen
10Th August 1870.
FENGER.
, 1870-10-07
I20serGrn.


from the Ministry of Finances dated 10th
August 1870 whereby the Ordinance of
4th May 1903 is again put in force in the
Danish Westindia Islands.
His Majesty the King has under date of
the 10th instant most g~raciously authorized
the Ministry of Finances to remind all His
Majesty's subjects in the Danish Westindia
Islands Of the Rules contained in the Or
dinance Of the 4th May 1903, and at the
same time to make known, that owing to
the wal existing between France and Prus-
STA the said Ordinance is again put in force
in every part Of His Majesty'8 Westindia
Islands from the day this Publication is
promulgated there.
The Ministry of Finances, pursuant to
His Majesty's command, furthermore makes
known and impresses the following Rules.
, 1870-10-07

stiansted, hvorved Eiendommen, der
som ct i0yrigt antageligt Bud af
mindst $1,000 skeer, vii bIive absolut
bortsolgt.
BetaIlngsviIkaarene ere bestemte
saaIedes, at al Kj0besummen, der
~forrentes med 6 pct. aarlig fra Salgs-
dagen at regne, $1,000 erIagges con
tant we'd IIammersIagct % Resten i
ii lige aarligc Tcrminer, tilligemed
6 pct. skadesI0se Renter af den til
enhEer ~ restcrende Capital, den
f5rste TcrmIn at forbade lste October
1871.
Observation-Disclosures m. III. af-
holdes af Statskassen,
Conditicncrne Vile henligge til Eff
tersyni det Kongclige Bogholdercon-
toir paa st. CroiE.
Christiansteds AuctionscOntoir den
3Ote September 1870.
G.. SARAUW.
, 1870-10-07
h
IGOSCHOl'H.
Bekjendtgjorelse

WaET bekjendtgj6re8 herved at Gouver-
w nementet har t~ilstillet undertegnede
FOged Listen over ubetaIte Skater til
ColoniaIkassen for Aaret 1869, med Ordre
at foretage Execution for disse Skater saa-
fremt Qvittering like er foreviist linden den
2Ide October f0rstkommende.
Christiansteds Fogedcontoir den 3Ote
September 1870. G.. SARAUW.
, 1870-10-07

N is hereby made known that Govern
a ment has transmitted to the undersign-
ed Sheriff the list of arrears of taxes due to
the Colonial Treasury for the year 1869,
with order to levy for said taxes if re-
ceipts are not produced before the 21st of
October next.
Sheriffs Office, Christian8ted, September
3oth 1870. c.. SARAUW.
, 1870-10-07
acknowledgements

G
fra Finantsministeriet anqaaende fornyet
Anvendelse af Forordningen af 4de Mai
1903 paa de dansk-vestindiske Ger.
Hans Majestet Kongen har under lode
d. M. aIIernaadigst bemyndiget Finantsmi-
~nisteriet til at bringe samtlige Allerh0ist-
sammes Undersaatter paa de dansk-Vestin-
diske Ger de / ForOrdningen af 4de Mai
1903 indeholdte RegIer i Erindring og til
derhos at tiIkjendegive, at bemeIdte For
ordning paa Grund af den mellem Frank
rig og Preussen nu udbrudte Krig after
treder / Virksomhed paa ethvert Sted paa
Hans Majestets vestindiske Ger fra den
Dag, da denne Bekj e~ndtgjorelse der oliver
offentIiggjort.
Derhos har Finantsministeriet efter aIler-
h0ieste BefaIing endvidere at bekjendtgjore
og ~indskj@rpe F6Igende
Istedetfor Diet Forordningen af 4de Maj
1903 foreskrevne KongeIige latinskc S0pas
vile de paa de dansk-vestindiske Der
hjemmeh6rende Skibe fremdeIes have At
forsyne sig med Diet anordnede ve8tindiske
S0pas. Skulde nogen ForhoIdsregel til
~Betryggelse imod Misbrug af Diet dauske
Flag etter Observation-Disclosures bIiye anseet
torn0den, er Gouvernementet for de dansk-
yestindiske Ger bemyndiget til heron at
tr@ffe midlertidig Bestemmelse, 90 vii Diet
i saa FaId paaligge Skibsf0rerne at erhverye
Diet NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. der eventueIt maat-
tie bIive anordnet we'd Siden af Diet vestin-
dislike S6pas. Med Hensyn til F~orhyring
af fremmede S0folk blive de sedvanlige
RegIer at f6lge istedetfor den i Forordnin-
gen at 4de Mai 1903, Artikel s indeholdte
BestemmeIse.
Foruden de i Forordningen af 4de Mai
1903, Artikel 10, ~navngivne Gienstande
bIive eudvidere at henregne til Krigscon-
tra1ande allie saadanne forarbeidede Chen
stande, som ere umiddeIbart anvendelige
til Krigsburg.
Foranstaaende bekjendtgj6res herved til
Etterretning og IagttageIse for allie We'd
kOmmende.
Finantsministeriet, Kj0benhayn, den
12te August 1870.
FENGER.
, 1870-10-07

VT is hereby made Known, that Govern
a ment has transmitted to the undersign-
ed Sheriff the list of arrears of taxes due
to the Colonial Treasury for the year 1869,
with order to levy for said taxes if receipts
are not produced before the21st ofOct. next.
Sheritfs Office, Frederiksted, September
3Oth 1870. G.. SARAUW.
, 1870-10-07
acknowledgements

VlET b~ekjendtgj6res herved at Goaver-
w nementet har t~ilstiIIet undertegnede
FOged Listen over ubetalte Skater til
Coloniolkassen for Aaret 1869, med Ordre
at foretage Execution for disse Skater saa-
fremt Qvittering like er fore7ist linden den
eide October f6rstkommende.
Frederiksteds Fogedcontoir, den 3Ote
September 1870. G. SARAUW.
, 1870-10-07

AUCTION.
1T the request of the Government
III the
STOCK ESTATE
g R e e N @ u A ",
belonging to the Statetreasury, stu
atcd in Eastend Quarter A. No. 10,
I3, IA ard AZ, and containing accord
.~S to the MatricuI 1859 acres Of
land as Of which are yet in cancs)
with buildings, inventory and stock,
G2 horned cattle and Is sheep viii
be put up for sale
AT ONE SINGLE AUCTION
to be held at Christiansteds Court
house on S0turday the 8M October
meet ~ o'clock noon, when Ike pro
perty will be absolutely sold provided
IN acceptable offer for $3,4OO be
made.
The terms of payment are of the
purchase-sum, on which 6 p. CT. is to
be paid from the date of the sale,
$1,000 cash At the Knock of the
hammer, and the Balance in ten
equal yearly instruments, besides 6
p. CT. interest on the capital, remain
ing at each period Of payment, first
Instalment to fall due on LIST October
1871.
The ycndue expenses p. p. will be
betrayed by the Statetreasury.
The Conditions may be seen in the
Royal Bookkeeper's Office in st,
CrOiX.
Christiansteds Vendueofice the
Both September 1870.
C. SARAUW.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-02

MACE AND HsENAx RETIRE FROM TIE
PRIzE RISG.-The New Orleans Times OF
May IL, after giving the detail Of the
fight between Mace and Allen, records
the following among the incidents sub
sequeut to the battle
The FIRST meeting of Heenan and Mace,
about half al hour after the fight, was
as notable as il was strangely solemn.
The Benicia Boy grssped his friend by
the hand with a copgratulating grip,
and drawing him aside, said: Jim,
you've won The fight, and | now claim
your promise-raise your right hand
. We solemnly swear, SO help US God,
never again TO put up our hands in a
prize ring, never . never!" Mace bow
ed his head, and solemnly repeated the
obligation. The auditors who heard
the oath recorded were visibly affected
for few minutes there was much quiet
hand-shahing going on, and many ex-
pressIons OF satisfaction at what was
deemed the discharge of proper obli-
CATION to society. ALI felt that a man
of such kind aud genial disposition, ra-
pidly passing the meridian of life, who
had been the hero of twenty six battles,
without living conqueror, should with
draw from an association so foreign to
his nature. Heenan's action in the mat
ter was considered worthy of him, and
no less than could be expected from the
gallant American, who had broken in
this instance, through q resolution of
long standing, only to repay a kindness,
and to discharge what be considered
friendly duty to an old comrade, whom
neither time, position nor fortune could
Induce him to forsake. AS the occasion
of the formal retirement of these two
great fistic heroes from the ring, this
event was made one of historic note.