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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-07-17

The game of brag is kept up most vigorously
by the Greeley organs of New York State Read
Ell of the Times nave received trustworthy in-
formation from the several counties, aud knoS
that these assumptions OF strength are unbound,
the Albany EceatSg Journal says 9 Last year
the same persons told us we should be defeated
by AN over iwhelnlng vote. One of the Republic
cans who has followed Mr. Greeley-a politician
nf rominence-remarked to us during the cam
vass that the Republican party would be beaten
by fifty thousand. He and others like him felt
sore at IT, 3 result OF the State Convention. They
gave us no help in the fight. The Tribune rem
dered no assistance whatever-its evident cold
ness, on the contrary, serving to dampen tile
Republican side. Scarcely Republican, now
for Mr.. Greeley, contributed by word or vote to
the Republican strength And yet in spite Of
these obstacles we won brilliant victory. The
| TRIUMPH was won by the better class OF thinking
busine men. who felt the importance of the
stakes at issue. The contest OF this ear will be
| yery much like it, The same class of men ell
listed in New York and throughout the State
| then on the side of reform will now be largee
on the side of Gen. Grant. New York eau bt
| made as safe for him Ms Vermont"
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-07-17

KISSING AN ASSAULT, AND AoTIoNABLE.
novel case, and one which provoked much
morrinent, came up before the Circuit Court fol
Somerset county, on Monday, on an appeal from
a decision of Esquire Handy, of Crstield.
Ia jolly, good humored way, Richard Law
son recently kissed Esquire Harvey # johnson,
which provoked the / . OF the latter indl 'ldua
and he dealt his alfectonate admirer severe
blow, hurting him pretty badly. A suit was a
once brought by Lawson against johnson heforg
Esquire Handy, vino rendered decision in favol
OF the plaintiff. johnson took an appeal to th'
CIRCUIT Court when the Judgment OF the Court
below was reversed, the Judge holding that th'
smouch Was the first assault
Prudent young men will take warning trou
tins decision and be CAREFUL how they sln 1hc
the girls lest they be found guilty of all ass-ul:
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-07-17

To tbe Eii,or Of the Commercial:
The Board of Public Education has seen fit to
advance the spleryof Mr. Loiing II. Baruum
Principal of the Bow Hiyh School from $1,000
to Sl2OO a year, This is all proper no donbt.
but why did it not at the same time increase
he raiary of Miss Mary Miller of the Girls
Iii h School
IL it claimed that the seyices rendered by Mr.
Baruum aIe more valuable than those rendered
by Miss Miller That the former il more COM
petenl .han the latter Or are his wages ir-
creased and not hers for the simple reason that
he il gentleman and she a lady teacher Will
you please give us a little light on the subject
80 wise men of the Board COMMON SENSE.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-07-17

RuMoRtD ENB or THE CONTEST FOR THE POSSESS
SION OF THE P. ". b. H. IL.
The West Chester Republican of yesterday,
Gays
Ihecoutest bas been raging for some months
past between hese two Siant Railroad Gladla-
tors the penusylS Sania Central aud the Baltimore
aud Ohio FOR the possession Of tie Phlledelphla
Wilmington and Baltimore road. seems to have
been finally settled in favor of the latter. Our
informant whom We believe 10 be altogether re.
liable. says that au agl cement has been entered
into between the Pmla lelpha, Wilmington aud
Baltimore aud the Baltimore and Ohio Rlals, by
which the former agrees to permit the latter TO
use ils road for period of wears, and by which
its passenger cars from Washington aud the
West will pass over the road and Thus avoid
trarsl ipmcnt. Whether or not this agreement
excludes the Pennsylvania Central road from
euual privileges our irformant could not be poe
| tive bnt the presumption Ia that it does. In
| deed we do not sec how il could be Otherwise IN
re iid to pisr enger travel As the city OF Baltl'
more las given the Baltimore aud OHIO Com IA
nv notice that thev will not be permitted to rnu
| Their cars through the city beyond certain per
| iod Hats are bel z con ,tructel upon which tc
transport them from l. lclst Point across an arm
| OF tie bay il front of The city. The distance 1t
| short and it il thonsht will not involve any
greater DELAY than the present system pul! ne
| fhe cars thruu5h the city by horsepower,
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-07-17

CURIOUS DEPORTATION IN NATURE.
The West Chester Republican thus describes
deformed pig which has been brought to its
notice:
Every ha. heard Of the learned pig, but few
only have seen the curiously deturmed pig be-
longing to MIR. Taylor Stanley, at Hoods station
on the old West Chester Railroad, in East
Mhiteland township. This pig was deformed
when il made its appearance in this world, the
upper Jaw and nose not being near as long as
the lower jaw, while the nostrlls open on the
lower jaw when the mouth is closed. He also
has five hoofs on one foot while there are only
four on each Of the other feet. Notwfhstand-
ing the malformation of the upper jaw. this
pig gathers up and eats corn without any difficult
ty. W len he undertakes to eat slop he scoops
ii up with the under jaw and then throws NJ
his head in order to get it fairly into his mouth
a little after the fashion of chicken. He ID
about six months old. and of good size and pro
portions,
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To WP EdUOr " M T0mWPfcIdT'
| would like to ask the authorities of the city
OF Wilmington. why it is that they allow store
keepers 10 occupy the street markets, contrary
to ihe ordinances of the city2 Men who have
stores in different par of the city are in the
hduil of backing up along King street ard sell.
lug truck, whicn has been imported from New
jersey or PENNSYLVANIA and which they have
had no hand in producing Why. don't the clerk
Of the market enforce the laws against this
class II farmer offends in the least patlc-
ular against an ordinance, he is at once prose-
cuted. Let us have fair play; this is all we ask.
EARMEu
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-07-17

The berry crop is very good this year
Chicago is now anxious for Jubilee.
Savannah mas it's theatre open on Sunday.
Good peaches sell for $50 dozen in England.
In Ohio, one house cured $1,000 hams last
season. ;.
The French Garde Repuboaine band Is IN
Chicago.
ohio is to open her Agricultural College, next
fall.
street palace cars have been introduced in
San Fanclsco.
Eastport, Me-, recently had its hrst alarm oil
fire for two years.
Montana is the best watered region west oil
the Mississippi river.
rno .e,snn's wool clip in California will reacl
50 OUU, 0UU pOunds
The total taxable property of California II
assessed at about SS0O,0OO,OUJ.
| MADAM Kuitzoff is a prominent and success
full lawyer in St. Petersburg
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-07-17
DOMESTIC NEWS.


THE ''poLLIEs" TRYING TO UNnoRsE THE OLD
LEADERS.
call has appeared for ameeting 10 ratify the
nomination of Greeley and Brown, to be held at
Dover on Tuesday, July Both. It Is not en-
dorsed by any published names, being signed
'.Aiany Democrats but the concluding para
graph shows al once that it il under the man
agement of the "Pnlly McNattr,' who at
tempted, in 1870, revolution of the Salisbury
control, in Kent County. 1t says:
'rhe fitness of this call is shown hy the fact
that those who have the control OF our organi-
cation have already, in one way or another rig
pilied their hostility to the nomination of Greco
ley and Brown. 1t is hardly likely they will take
steps to formally ratfy it
Whether these jealous outsiders can now
cIrne in aud run away with the party machine,
oecause the regular managers, in sympathy with
the great mass of their party, are not very en-
thusiastic for Greeley, remains to be seem
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-07-17

1t is said that party of ladies and gentle
men. while bathing at Coney Island on Monday,
we're robbed of nearly 5SOOO worth of iewelry,
money and bonds.
A fire at Rising Sun, Md, yesterday, de-
stroyed the Maryland House, stables and out
buildings, foundry, dwelling, and coach
chop. Loss, about $40 900.
The opera house and post-offlce at Sedalia
Mo, we've burned on Monday. Loss s4O,OOo
Ths trial of Tweed began yesterday in the
Supreme Court at Albany
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-07-17

Flemsh army surgeon recommends wooden
shoes as preventive of rheumatism.
California boast some lively towns with sug-
ge-tiye Names such as Yuba Dam, Dutch Flat,
You Bet Red Hot Chinese Camp, and the like.
When man and woman are made one, the
question il. (Which one!" Sometimes there il
struggle between them before the matter il
ended
A correspondent says that Tennie G. Claflin'e
beauty and freshness are rapidly fading and that
she will soon look as old her sister Vic. The
cares of regiment are too much for her. "Un
easy lies the head that wears shake"
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-07-17

\aall for pr,li ninary meeting Of the cro-
,,., piyers of Wilni igton. to devise mean
Il ,lopt unif IN rules for the government Of
,,e game Of croquet is lying upon the counter
n the business office Of the COMMERCIAL for
ratures. Al p,rs ms favorable to such action
,eu,itei to call and append their names to it,
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-07-17
GENERAL.
THE PEOPLES VOICE.
Card from MIR 0'Byr1e-Dr Tnmeron's stnte
ut.ut Absolutely True.

Card from MIR 0'Byrne-Dr. fnmer0n's StRte-
meut Absolutely True.
To the Editor Of he Commercial:
read communication Of Dr. Gamerons in
your iuurnal, this aTternunn wherein he makes
All explanation, il response 10 correspondent
of lie fIazeite Dr Game ous statement of HE
caniuci at the meet tiug upon Thursdiy evening,
has the rare virtue OF absolute truth He did
not disturb the meeting his question was a fair
une. fairly AMI courteously put, and am unable
to cnmpI ehend the reason which led any one tC
brand him as a disturber of the meeting
Thine. very truly,
JNo. 0'BYRNE.
PINE Grove. July 16.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-07-17

Y Ilenryyille, Ind, Thomas Knowland wasas
ssaaIled about week since by his nephe =
samuel knowland, ION account of All q
sill1e they met on Monday evening AZ,
,a'5e the quarrel" when Thomas drew pistol
sli shot his nephew inh letting mortal wound
n,hurl III return fired at his uncle, killing tha
!a''et Instantly. Both are said to have been
ll6h!y Iespectel "
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-07-17

The New England apple crop will he a large
one this season. reports at the Agricultural
Bureau at Washington give everything promis-
ing, except Hartford county, Conn. where the
canker worm has reduced the average twenty
lercent. 1t is somewhat singular that this is
the ouly county in which insect depredations
have been noted.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-07-17

tnree pairs Ot twins were christened in
'''"ch IN Portland, last Sunday.
a woman has had to pay 500 for selling a
s'aaS OF whisky at Whitehall, Ill.
at indianapolis two children have been ar
''a''u lof cutting out oalf's tongue.
"pHefHl Howard and the Apache chiefs lett
iuih city ion the West ON Monday evening.
Il stated that the Navaioe Indians are
IN aselGl but that the Elk Utes threaten war
"S'aihem Utah
uGspateh from Wild Cat, Pa, reports the
snca,c Enealnpmeut at that place "a gran
'4S'ess' Visitors arrive on every train,
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-07-17

Stokes neck has been saved from the galows
because i've men did not believe ihat ne saw sam
I'.t far a sufficient length of time before tirlng
the shot to have formed an intention to Kill. II
is notable that the theories of the defense we're
entirely secuted in the jury room and that
stokes owes his salvation to notion winch MS
l,,yyers never offered IN Court.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-07-17
NcINALL's EVER POPULAR LIQUID rem

NNcINALLs EVER POPULAR LIQUID Rem
NA NET.
.uring the past ave years our Lq1id Rennet has
been fore the public, and In no instance has IL been
known to tal, IL justly deserves the title OF the
" In allibi. Liquid kenuet.' As an evidedce OF It's
appreciation by tie public the large retail sales OF
1t last summer will prove For those desiring other
makes nave Ia stock Sninn's Liquid Rennet aud
Bl AIRS Liquid Rennet. point to be remedted In
the way Of domestic economy-it only takes one
teaspoonfu to quart of milk TO make nrm curd
1t forms an easy agreeable. as well as most nutr-
tious article OF diet both for the invalid and table
Prepared in my own laboratory by experienced
hands.
EDWARD MCINALL, JR.,
Apothacary,
Second and Market streets.
McIn'll's Rat, Roach and Mouse Killer beats all
f.,r
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The East India Company, looking to tho ex-
tension Of the cotton culture in their territory,
have projected 10000 miles of narrow-gauBe
railway in India. La addition to this, they are
changing some of their broad gauge lines to
mar oN gauge i'll older TO reduce the cost OF
transpuItatiou ou cotton.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-07-17

urlrla gate meeting at Middetown yesterday
.,,.rulprd to hold Temperance Jubilee next
an. Itwi take place in Wilmington, on the
r,l ,la, Of October next.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-07-17

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, July II.
Probabilities; Area of clouds from Tennessee
to New York move eastwardly, gradually dissa-
pating, followed by clearing weather tonight.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-07-17

a. one Of lns lectures George Francis Train
,""Mtl " Now, then, anybody can ask inc ques-
,W,' Mhereupon an old lady got up and SAD;
WI Train, wonld like to know what makes
Il'tRE always burn in two in the middle
."o bIeat American traveller was at nonplus.
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l., Ma speech accepting the Baltimore nomi-
a.a Mr. Greeley declared II am as
,.l.a R4plJijodn as ecer wds."
mi. phaielphia Press therefore says;
nN,r the Democrats of Delaware vote for a
,,c ,no AYERS hms-lf as good Republican Al
r,J ~. M. ever been, aud lie has been good onef
r,Nlch we roply that some of them will, and
re,t many won't.
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Ueatls.

EGG On the 10th inst, James W. Legg, in the
47th year of hl.rge
Ihe fr ends and relatives of the family are re-
specUtuy invited To attend the funeral, u leave his
late Residence, No, 225 Wal nut street, on Tnursdly
afternoon at O'Clock
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( OmmercIal Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS. -
PHILADELPHIA, July 1

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, July II.
Cotton dull, "a to 2411c. Flour improved /;
superine, s5 to IS 30 extras $685. 10 $6.25;
extra family, 81 to 1915. Rye flour, "a 90
Wheat in good demand red, $1.7j to Sl.S0 {;
new Delaware red 81 80; choice amber, 81 90.
Rye 60 to zoe. Corn, moderately active yell
low, Csc; mixed Western, 81 to 621lc Oats i'm
proved demond white, 1870 45c.; mixed, 42c.
Mess pork, S14 Lard, to 914c. Whisky, 93c.
Gold, 1l4ll.
The Schuetzenfest at Union HILL, n j., is at
tended by delegations from Philadelphia, Bos-
ton, Baltimore, Washington, Trenton, Winning
ton, and other cities.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-07-17

,oF tlle last week Alton, H., ~ ossn swarm
s W. "ltl haryesters on their way TO the wheat
ag'ls ag OF Illinois. Most of the are raitsmeil'
'' nave disposed of their lumber, and are work
'lt their way home
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-07-17

The summer in lta thus far has been wet,
and the winds from the mountAas have been
COOL
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,,tie Saratoga races, yesterday, Harry Bas-
e,t LonsfelIow by length, aud won the
..,,osa cup. in one of the gamest races eye'
IN the tnrf Longfellow was said to be badly
a., the leg by the turning of one of his
Il 10. and many think that this contributed to
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e. BRINGHURST Il CO.,
APOTHECARIES
Corner Sixth and Market Sire

EB Co. also have Pure Xylcl and Capsules
o. Xyl1l male w L. schering ot Berlin, whicn, IL is
claimed, mitigates The severity OF smallpox.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-07-17

HIREtN CORN CUTTERS A Lew al ticle for
II tasle Sc IN reno ing the corn nom the cob.
Asn green CRATE 3, for fri te 5, actor sale by
TRUMAN Il SHAN,
No ss5 (Eight Thirty -bvel Market st. below Ninth,
Philadelphia.
DOuBi e BOILERS for preparing corn arch,
Faitna or mi X without the lisk bu ming,
ard teanO n pans ktt les, wesh haslns ana 9th. T
articles of tnware and huusr Keeping hardware. for
sale by Iprr,.AN3 Asu,
wv S'' Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-07-17

NTAOCINE VIRUS.-We would direct the par
ticula attentl n of the medical profession to
the Lauox Vaccine OF true Non-Hu nanizea CowPOx
Virus prOpa akated Dy Ihe ne meth d kno Vn AS the
Animal Vaccination, introduced into France and
practced Tor the pas. eight years by Gustave Ian
DIX, M. D., memoer lt the LegOu OF HUnur, Chief Of
the service DIES Vaccinations OF the hospitals of
Pais, 80.
1t Is ella med for the LlnOtx Vaccine that physi-
cidn7 may rely uyun always obtaining virus of
untluru character In i.ct hU Identical virus from
recent case OF Orgnal spontaneous cOw-poN dlscov-
4red In France, r. pt awe by successive inOCula-
tOnS rom h. lfer To heifer (of which Dr LaHoix Ie-
Gently brought over two from Europe and thus pre-
served IN all It's integrity ia accordance with certain
natural laws which DR.. Ian TX alter long r search
mas cen anle 70 eXperlmentaly determine.
A fresh supply OF Ivory Sips and Capilllry Tubes
of this virus have j.st been rec lived by
rC
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-07-17

DEMISE OF ILTsH L. HAMLIN.
BANGOR, July IT.
Elisha L. Hamlin, brother of Senator Hamlin,
died last evening"
, 1872-05-25
Total 1875 Heads

Total 1876 Heads
The present normal number OF Officers and military
Officials shall on occurring vacancies be reduced to the
complement above enumerated.
On sudden emergencies the Governor, in his capacity Of
Commander-in-Chi of the combined Danish Military
Force, can order Officials and troops from the Division
stationed on st. Thomas to reinforce the Division on st.
Croix and vice-yerca.
In that event, communication thereof shall be made
to i the Colonial Council in the first meeting held after the
said measure has been resorted to. The eventual expense
of transporting and yictualing troops thus ordered trombone
Island to the other, shall be betrayed by the Island receiy-
ing the reinforcement.
The Military Force stationed on st. Croix is; pursuant
to / the Governors orders, distributed to the three military
stations of the Island: Christiansted, Frederksted and
KingshiIl.
The Rates of Pay in the Military Force on St. Croix
are regulated as follows:
A. FOR OFFICERS.
l Captain Ton vacancy occurring S1,744 90
l First Lieutenant ION senior pay ..-.--------i,l4 10
/ First Lieutenant ION junior pay).-----.---... 872 90
B. FOR MILITARY OFFICIALS.
2 Military Judges (unsalaried)
2 Physicians (private) who, for attending the Garrisions
receive a salary fixed by grant.
l Bandmaster $500 Pr q. One hall Sou w.
G. SUBORDINATE MILITARY FU~NCTIONARIES.
1 Gunsmith, whose pay is fixed by grant.
1 Clerk of the Force, 70 cents pr. diem and $500 pr
month for rent of quarters, one half to be betrayed by
the Colonial Treasury of st. Croix.
1 Depot Sergeant, 60 cents pr. diem, one halt to pc detray-
ed by. the Colonial Treasury of st. Croix.
2 Hospita lSergeants, so cents pr. diem.
D, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICERS,
DRUMMERS N PRIVATES.
8 Sergeants-Major, per diem.
1 Artillery Sergeant " SOC.
3 Infantry Sergeants "
! CODQraIS. g
, 1872-05-25

gocode Gouraueuy for de doaSL restindHLe Der,
kommc,hayc Riddv a D%onn5rog,
GJ0R VITTERLLGT: We'd a~lIerh0ieste Resolution al
2jde Marts d. A. har Diet behaget Hans Maiestat Kongen
alIernaadigst at stadfrste t6Igende at ColoniaIraadet for st.
Croix under l5de Januar d. A. yedtagne Auordning
81.
Den miit@re Styrke paa St. Croix danncr en- Afdeling
at den samIede dansk-vestindiSke Hprstyrke, over h,iIken
Gouyern0ren er OyerstbefaIende.
Den er iormerct som eet Infanteri-Kompagni, hyis
Mandskab rekruteres i Danmark, og hvis SammensPtning
er normeret som f0Iger:
Kapitain og Kompagnicbef
Premierlieuteuant (eIdSt Cage,
| Premierlieutenant (yngst Cage
1 Sekondlieutenant
2 Audt6rer,
2 Lager,
Musikdirekt0r,
Kommandoskriyer,
l DepotSergent,
2 Sygesergenter,
i B6ssesmed,
Kommandersergente
l ArtilEelisergent,
3 Intanterisergenter.
1 Korporaler,
7 UnderkorporaIer
; SpiIIemend,
100 Menige.
, 1872-05-25
Translation.
We Christian the Ninth,
By the GrQce Of God King Of Denmark, the Vandah
and the Gohs, Duke Of Sesrig, Holteen, Storm0rn,
Dimorsb, Laaenborg and Oden5org,

EIAKE KNOWN The Diet has passed, and We by
.A Our Royal Assent have confirmed the following Law:
Instead of the enactments contained in the Colonial
Law 5 50 regarding community between the two Danish
West India municipalities relative to expenses for the
Danish Westindia Military Force and pensions to dis
to the sam n LIKEWISE to the distribution Of the said ex7
penses, the enactments for this purpose fixed by Ordi-
nances passed separately in behalf Of each municipality by
the respective Colonial Council and sanctioned by the
King, shall enter into force two months after the date on
which the present Law has been confirmed.
To which all concerned have to conform.
Gircn at Amalcn6org, the 25M -Narch 1872.
UNDER vi ROYAL HAM M SEAL.
IN THE NAME OF THE KING
FREDERIK,
CIRCUMFERENCE.
, 1872-05-25

III Diet OYenfOr anglVne Antal al OhCerer Og MelIem-
stab skal Diet nu normerede Antal briuges ned we'd indtr@-
dende Valance.
81.
Under overordentige OmstGndigheder kan Goyern6-
rem sin Egeuskab af OverstbeaIende over den v~estindiske
I~lerStyrkc beOrdrc Ohicerer og Mandskab fra H9lafdelin-
gen paa St. Thomas til FOrstRrkning at AfdeIingen paa
st. CroiX og omyendt. Meidelelse he rom skal skee til Ko-
IonlaIraadet Diet neste, eterat Forholdsreglen er trufen,
paat0igende KOlonialraadsm0de = Eventuelle Omkostnin-
ger we'd EN- saadan Overf6reIse at Militer fra den enc o til
den anden, saavelsom de, der t0lge at Mandskabets For
pcinng, skule p%aahyile den O, der hr modtaget For
st@rkningen,
Den miIit@re Afdeling paa st. Croix fordeIes efter
Gouvern0renS Befaling til Oens 3 n ilitere Punkter Chri-
sHansted, Frederiksted og Kingshill.
&4.
L0nningo.ne we'd Herstyrken paa st. Croix fastsettes
H. O%FFICERERs looming.
l Kaptal' wed indtredende Vakance) ...-....... $1744
Prem lieutenant (eldst Cage ----.-...-.-... liza
40. Gngst Gag)..---..---....- 872
L ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OIE
B, M~ELLEMsTABS L0NNING.
2 Audit0rer (ul6nnede).
9T~"er, civile, som for Tlsyn med Garnisonerne modtage
ct '9norar, der fastsettes we'd Bevilfng.
/ Musikd. ekt0r, S 500, Halvdelen S $50.
c. UNDERSTANDS L0NNING.
l B0ssesmS, hvis Gage fastsettes we'd Bevillng.
/ Communicating a 70 cts. dagfig og Kvarterpenge IS
maanedlig, HaV6een.
1 Depotsergent a so cts. daglig, Halydelen 80 cts. daglig.
2 Sygesergenter a so cts. daglig.
D. UNDEROFFICERERs, sPLLEMENDs OG
MENIGES looming.
3 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -.......--.---- a 70 cts. daghg.
Acknowledgment. 90
3 lnfanterisergenter 80
A Korporaer 20
7 Underkorporaler -.---.-....-.-.. 90
3 Spilemend 81
100 Menige