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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-04-05
THE COURTS.
United States Court.

The United States Circuit Court will be
opened for the April term on Monday morning
by Judges Bond and Bryan. The District
Court adjourned cline die yesterday. The fol.
lowing Jurors have been drawn for the Cir.
cult Court and summoned TO appear on Mon.
day morning:
Thomas Stuart, Jos. B. Boston, Newberry;
NJ. G. Long, Edmond Carlise, Union; Benz.
Goodwin. celored, c. P. Remsen, James Miles,
Columbia; Elias Irby, colored, Laurens; Il.
Hannaoerg, Charleston; DR.. John B. Irving,
So. Thomas and Ct. Dennis; Jno. Martin. Hick-
ory Grove; Fred Copes, WinnsooIo'; SimGn
Elierbe. Paul Hudley, Chesterfield; F. A.
Clinton, Lancaster; William E. Towne, Rich
| mond Wilson, colorpd, Beaufort; John J.
hoffman, Beaver Dam; Lewis Bulloch, Horry.
PETIT AND PLEAS JURORS.
PM. Whi,eman, Beaufort; Rev. Robert n.
Andrews, jacob D. Singleton, I. j. Tuomey,
Sumter; Robert Houston, ]. B. Purcell, Jos.
Dereet, D. B. Vincent, Jr., Theodore d. Wag-
ner, Cnarleston; Louis Fllly, hollands Store;
| Thos. A. Sullivan, Aobeville; Calvin Dxson,
lancaster: Geo. W. Brewer, Oro; G. q.
Lownd rsberry, Clement saltarlhwait, Aiken;
Andrew Dlbbla, Frank Carter, Camdeni b.
| Williamson, OrangebuIg; Ben1. Marshall, OAR
IingtoD: wilson Hammond, YorkVllle; @. ID.
I,oWndes. colored, Warren Mlnton, Columbia;
George d. Coleman, klDgstree; Giles West,
D. b. tioin, Union; John Dudley, Augustus
McCnllum, Benneltsville; Benz. Lowry, Ore;
Conrad Erhardt, Barnwell; Robert F. Scott,
Kjngslree; ]. N Giradeau, Newberry.
United states Commissioner.
Kit Ford, colored, was bound over by Com
| missioner Porteous yesterday, for trial ca
charge of violating the Internal revenue laws.
Court OF Common Pleas.
The case of a. Massot va. D. T. Corbin, suit
to enforce the provisions of contract to pur.
chase phosphate plantation, was taken up
and the testimony and argumeItl heard. The
Judge reserved his decision.
Inferior Court.
The April term Of the Inferior Court will be
held on Monday by Macon B. Allen, the newly
elected Judge. The following jurors have
been summoned 10 appear:
Archy Cooler, clty;P Z. Moutrie, st. An
drews: Prince A. Simmons. Johns Island; ".
B. Clancy, city; Frauk McConner, Onrlsi
| Christ Parish; A. NJ. Morelsnd, Edward
Harleston, T. b. Maxwell, ]. E. Johnson, city
Toney Flapr, Christ Church Parish; horloecH
| O. Palmer, St. Johns Berkeley; T. GaqsGen
| clty, Thomas Scott, Johns Island; .. FGiey,
Mcmillan @. King. city; Mingo "sra, LILLE. Gn,.s1
Church Parish; George ,iL! Lyeas, pa,er V,rsU. 81
srpn6en'.: q. W. s.ignlous, b. E. Meyers
Thomas +. Smalls, city; Abraham Cnlsoim
1nhn,a Island: James B. Blackman city; An
draw Rivers Christ Church Parisni JONI
Hennv. city: Stephen Russell, Edisto Island
Joha ". Gordon, N. Hill, /. 8. E. Bennett
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BEYOND TEE BRINE.
The New President of the French As
sembly.

The New President of the French As
sembly.
PARIS, April 4.
Louis Joeeph Buffet was to-day elected
president Of The French Assembly, 10 succeed
Grevy, who resigned the position. III. Bunel
s well knowH French politician, who was
born at Mirecourt. in The department OF Vos-
ges 10 1918. and has occupied many Important
public offices.
New Cnrlist Leader.
MADRID, April 4.
General Fleo has been appointed generals.
simo of the CariSls, aud will assume he d.
reclion of offensive operations by The insur'
gent troops.
A Threatened Revolt In Portugal.
LISBON, ApIii 4.
Deputy valada made long speech; he de-
clared the crown bpset with danger from
latent revolutions. Elegrent, the ministry
president, declared yaada's fears groundless,
and called on the House 10 trust TO the coun-
try's loyalty.
General Nouvias has gone to his head
quarters at Estella, where he will operate
against the Carlists. The commune has been
declared In The ProviRce oil Salamanca.
Illness Of the Pope.
ROME, April 4
His Holiness The Pope is slightly Ill.
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TIE GOLD FURRY ABATING.
Wall street Settling to its Normal Sc
renity.
NEW YORK, April 4.

New YORK, April 4.
Gold has been strong OF liz, liz l7tals On
gold loans the rates have ueen per cent.,
gold, per anuum to 50. 8 81 Ill l6 per day for
carrying. Foreign exchange was very weak
at the opening, but has since improved irac-
lion. sales have been reported al lO63 tlO65 for
sixty days. sterling, and 1919 liO7t for demand.
Io the money market the opening rate lor de-
maud loans was oue-quarler, fiat, per day.
Afterwards there was decline To one-elghln
and un advance 10 three-sixteenths. Mer-
camille paper Is entirely nominal. Government
bonds were quiet and steady. In Southern
State bonds Dusiness WAS confined TO Two
thousand dollars of North Carolinas. In rail.
road bonds seventy thousand dollars changed
hands, with prices steady. Investment shares
were dull. The stock market has been strong.
Money 10 easier. The bulk OF business was 81
3-l6 10 rer day, with loans at Lie to aooul
tue close OF bank hours.
Exchange was weak at The opening, and
leading bankers lowered their rate to u. Soon
after the market gained strength, and lne rate
advanced per cent. at time until lt reached
u The highest quotations for actual business
was "a. There was an improved demand TO-
day, partly the result Of the easier cunoltion
OF the money market.
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OUR SOUTH ATLANTIC NEIGHBORS.
North Carolina.

Three deserters from the British brig
Essex were arrested In Wilmington last Thurs
day.
rom his captors last Tuesday, while goInu
ihJth ,r. but ihe attempt proved fruilless.
:. The citizens of Wilmington have tried to
oct some "letter boxes" for their street lamp
uosls from the postofice department, tut have
WIN. Taylor, the fireman who received In
,urles at the late boiler explosion n Whining
ion. still survives, though In critical condi
tioD.
mIna,on and Weldon railway company vii
soon be placed Oh the road. They are de
siomed 10 run through to Washington. Two
additional cars will soon be ready.
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1nteriorc cotton Markets.

Interior Cotton mhrAetss
CHrsTKR, Aprue2.
Market quiet; very little Offering; o.dinarzasx,
good ordinary is, low mlddlinS l7Hc. ,ia1s.-
s''N ANDERSON, 4fzit3.
The cotton market has been quite dulr during
the psst week. The market closed this eyfntpg
sc l3al7kc. sales for the past week amount to
l13 bales. =. -I''.9' ~ q -
Cotton Is selling ut l7c.
80 YoRKvILLI, ApriE2
We report q further improvement IN lIice1
during the week. We now quote extrcmeas iAa
.Thc.
The following are the closing quotatons on
Saturday afternoon: Niddling l7HalIx, ioW
miidlina 1eE3l7, good ordinary 16xal6; oriina-
ry l2al2x, iJw ordinary loallc:
There was an improved demand to-day ior
oooet cottons, All offerings were readily 9kon
a. ise Tor middllngs-rIs classification. Taele
% M ,mnrOyement In poor cottone, grades patoW
noad nd ordinary being In no request. - q
Market quiet; ordinary l4Kslsc. GOOD. o.oMtsry
,sIaisXc. low miduliDgs 17xal7Kc mtoatn2e
isc: sales 17s bales; receipts a.; snlpmen.s -;
Ordinary l4c, good ordinary 1eko, eertcs a0od
ordinary i7c, low middings II n, middlitgs ngmi.
nal The market B quiet
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James Mazyck, A. NJ. Molen, Ansoh Latham,
city; VIM. Burckmyer. Edlsto Island.
Trial Justices Courts.
J. q. Harken was fined three dollars and
costs, yesterday, by Trial Justice Adams, for
whipping colored boy.
Mayors Court.
Samuel Tolver, colored, was lodged under
a warrant from trial justice; Boney Dew
berry, for being drunk and dlsorderly, waa
fined one dollar; John Osborne, and William
and Joseph Owens, all colored, tor disorderly
conduct and assaulting a fourth party, we're
fined one dollar each.
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1rvKRpoo1, CLASSIFICATION.

R1cR.-There was firm feeling In this mar
ket, with well sustained rates. Sales about $50
tierces OF clean Carolina; Say 80 terces at sle,
le on private terms, and near 800 tteIces, which
was partly kept private, but which was understood
to be at s1s. rs le@7Xc 2 b, these rates show.
Ing full prices. We quote common to fair at 6k@
7xc, good 7k@7x.
NAVAL SroRRs.-The receipts were es barrels
spirits turpentlue and 229 barrels rosin. The
market was quiet. About SO barrels low No. to
extra No. Q rosin were disposed Of at $3.50 q
barrel.
FRsraHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam, direct,
nominal on uplands, ID on sea ialands; via
New York, I'd on uplands, Id on sea
Islands; by sail, IA on uplands, and
xd on sea islands. To Hsvre, 1Hc
on uplands. Ooastwlse-tn New York, by
sseam, Xc on uplands and &C on sea Islands;
81 2 sIerce on rice; soc p bbl on rosin !;
py sail, &c p fb on cotton; -c 2 tterce on
rice; soc 2 Dbl on rosln; $1l912 p on lumber;
sl2al2 so a n on timber. To Boston, BY steam
xc on uplanda and 81 so p tlerce on rice; by SAIL
&c onR b uplands; rosin TOO; resawed stun
$l2@l2 so; timber $la@13 so; phosphate $6@5 SO.
To Providence, by sail $lo@ll q II on boards.
&C p ib on cotton; ty steam Xc via New York
To Philadelphia, by steam Nc on uplands; 81 5t
p cask on rice; eoc 2 Dbl on rosin; 81 on spirits.
Through bills OF lading given to Boston, ProVi.
dence and the New England cities are regularly
issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
BY sail, s. p n on boards; $12 on timber; - p
ton on clay; So SO on phosphates. TO Baltimore,
by steam Hc = tb; by sail $s@s 80 p II on
boards; - on timber; So so 2 ton at city; SAG
$50 ? ton up river on phosphate rock. Vessels
hrs in demand by our merchants to take lumber
freQhts from Georgetown. s. O.. Darien and satll'
70 River Ga, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern
ports, and $lo@l2 p II are the rates OH timoef
aud boards.
DoassrIo ExcnANaB.-The banks purchase
,,,n, chocsa nm New York at Y to u per cent.
premium. aud sell OF n premium.
ExcHANaB.-SterlIpg 90 day bllls NOMINAL ~
@25H.
GoLD.--17@1s.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, xptN =
SPIRITS TuRPYNTrR.-Hsrket Guies and. vcAx.
No sales reported. .s:,t.5SiSSi..
both FOR spot and future transactions, butaiata
In every instance has been at decline. Stlstase-
sai.s Embraced $3.50 bbls, al follows: IooUi t6ly
SPOT at So SO, 500 DO spot At 81 4o 800 DO sglEss
a. a5 as do spot az 81 20. 800 90 April deaSs!y y1a
"a 40. and SIS do April delivery ct So IS per poe
CRUDE TURPHNTlNE-Aarketq qoiet sSusgan1f
for yellow dip, and 81 for vtrgin-tne hStaf s9p.
;ect to deduction o. one.ntn. -, 40 40, III.
TAR-Market quiet and easy. Sales of 1se p9h
co1Toi SSales of IA bales as follows: 1sb1e as
11c Q dS at IlXc, 6 do at l2c, do at 12kc, 40
at isKc, and do at l6c per ID. -',,..or{...
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THE WEATHER THIS DAY.
WASHINGTON, April 4.

WASHINGTON, April 4.
For the Southwest, Increasing southeasterly
Winds veerlng to southwest, with threaten
Ing weather. For Eastern Gulf and South
Atlantic States, increasing southeasierly
States and Southern New England, northeast
winds, cloudy and threatening weather. Cau-
tionary signals continue al Duluth, Milwau-
kie, Chicago, Grand Haven, Detroit, Toledo
and Cleveland.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF COUNCIL
Regular Meeting.

Regular Meeting.
COUNCIL CHAMBER, April l, 1873.
Council met this day, at live o'clock P. N.
Presentation. John WAGNER, Mayor; Alder.
men U'Neill, Bowen, Smith Gage, Garrett. Ken
ny, voig5 Sweegsn; Glover, 1Unas,on Moran'
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and
confirmed.
PETITIONS.
OF John O. Cochran. treasurer Of the South
Carolina Jockey Club, for remission Of penalties
on taxes. Granted.
or H. F. Baker, agent, to erect small wooden
office and sheds, III co l.yard, Cumberland street.
Granted.
or j. A. Murray and J. Rosa, to erect a
wooden workshop In Cumberland street, south
side. nearly opposite the Pbenlx Engine house,
subject to be removed by order Of Council,
Grapted.
or citlzens, praying that Shepherd street be
not run across from Ring to Meeting. as con.
templated. 10 connection with which was read
q communication from W. J. Magrath, president
s nth Carolina Railroad, on the same subject.
Both OF which were referred to joint committee
on streets and railroads.
or residents or Ward No. s. requesting Council
to reconsider their action In allowing the South
Carolina Railroad Company to run their tracks
through certain streets Referred to Joint COM
mittee on streets and railroads
or otto ScnwectSer for reduction OF assess:
ment OF house and lot In Hayne street. Relerred
to committee on assessments.
Of residents Of Line Street, for drain In said
street from King to Pr sidcnt streets. Referred
to committee on tidal drains.
or Pregnal Brus to erect steam engine, boil
ers, &C., at their ship.y8rd Wharf street. Re-
ferred to committee on steam engines and ma
chinery.
or P. O'Donnel, for remission OF penalties.
Referred to committee on retrenchment and re.
lief.
or residents OF Cannon street, to have Capnon's
court run through Referred to committee on
streets.
REPORTS
CHARLE EsToN, 9. O., April ], 1873.
Hon. Mayor and Aldermen or Charleston, s c.:
GENTLEMEN-I have the houor To report to you
the conditon Of the Fire Department at this da!e.
| All ihe steamers and baud engines have the
necessary amount OF hose, say eight hundred feet
m eteamera and four hundred feet to hand en-.
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

LONDON, April 4.
Noon.-consols 90; fves sox.
FRANKFORT, April 4. .
Evenipg.-Bonds e6H.
PARIS, April 4.
NEW YoRK, april A.. =
NooH.-Freights firm. Stocks steady. Money
firm at Hax. Gold nrm ss Tx per cent. E4,
change-long Z; short H. Government ahu
state bonds dull and steady. .,
Eyening.-Gold opened at TX, advanced 70
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New York Naval stores Market:

The Daily Bulletin says: Reseipu to.o.y loesS
nentine has ruled very quiet to-day, ana prices
are again shade easier. salea include leo aois'
snipping order at 69Xc, but mercnsntaosgl9 l9s
were offered at 6sKc without onyers ssadnsa 1ss 1a
or "a IN and l60 bbls at IS IS. Tho nner ereaes
remain quiet and unchanged. Tar without re-
nnried Improvement and prtcea about thesIme.
Pitch In moderate jobbing request ana steedk.:
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COMMERCIAL NEVIS.
Exports.

NORTH WRYMouTH-Per schr Albert Butler
400 tons phosphate rock.
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IoursvnLi,April4,- ?
New York Rice n1srkst.

The Daily Bulletin says: RICE y stM nrmE
naTo,,na at 7c, $50 bags Rang0o1 Of 65la1c.
There is 30 little snap In the market that blysu
wonld mot take bargains II the lot was more IMAM
their actual trade requirements. '5T:91e
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day. on Third avenue, by the escape o. a bear
from crib in which ne was being conveyed.
After several shots had been fred, the animal
was secured.
Losses by Fire.
TIrUsvlLLs, Pa, April 4.
A fire at Parkel's Landing has destroyed the
Parker House, Central Hotel, Exchange B INK,
Savings Bank, posof1ce and telegraph office.
LOSS 5000, 900.
ST. JosEPH's. Mo-, April 4.
The livery stable of Stack q Gordon has been
destroyed by an lncendlary nre. Egnteen-
horses we're burned TO death.
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COTTON STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, April 4.
The following is the comparative cotton
statement for the week ending April 4. 1873:
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
opFIoH CHARLESTON NEWS,

CorToN.-This market maintained quiet and
dull character, with q limited business, at un-
changed rates. Sales about 800 bales; say bales
at l7c, 1 at 10, 90 at lsx,1 at lsh, Sat lsH, at
10, at 19X, 2at 1Sx, at 1sK, and 12o on private
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Committee Fire Department.

A0OEtCQ.
The special committee OF the fire department,
to whom was referred The petltlcn OF the Pioneer
steam Fire Engine company for house lor tnel'
apparatus, would beg leave 10 report, That tney
ind q house for that company mucn ne.aea i0s
the better preservstina OF their property, and
wouli recommend that the company be request
ei to select location in their are district and re.
port the same to the committed on the nre de-
partment, and that said committee be authorized
tc purchase the same on the most favorable terms
for tne city.
Thai the city engineer be instructed to prepare
plans for house for said company ana huDmlt
the same to the committee on the hre department
for their selection. Such selection to be submit
ted to Council for confirmation. The committee
would also recommend tnas the committee on
contracts invite proposals Tor the WORK as early
as practicable after the selection OF location anu
plans, thereby relieving the city Of the heavy
rent now being paid for the use OF shed for said
PlUnepr Company. All OF which 1, respectfully
submitted.
iSlgned) n. +, SWEkaAR.
FRANCIS J. PRLzgR.
o. A. BOWEN.
y. 3. GARRETT.
Committee on Fire Department.
me MAYOR stated that he had just read q peti.
tIon hanled him from the teachers OF the Shaw
Memorial school, and signed by great number
Of others, praying that the S0uth Carolina Rail.
road Company be not allowed to run their track
through Mary street. The petition Was read and
referred to ihe joint cUmmiuee on streets and
railroads.
Alderman Sweegan called up the bill to provide
salaries for the public weigners, to denue their
duties aud for other purposes. Read second
time by sections. thi time by title and ordered
to be engrossed for ratification as follows:
AN ORDINANCE 10 provide salaries for the pub.
lie weighers, to define theie duties, and for
other purposes.
Aldermen, In Council assembled, That hereafter
the public weighers elected by the commissioners
OF the Markets for the upper and lower scales
sh ali receive q salary at the rate OF - dollars
per annum each, payable mon hly.
SEQ. q That tie said public weighers shall
have their offices opened every day, Sundays
and nolidays excepted from sunrlse to sunset,
for the purpose Of weighing all articles offered
sRo. g. That for oil such articles weighed. the
weigner sha furnish certificate OF weight, over
his own signature, not printed for which ser.
vice the said wegher shall collect such fees as
NAV from time TO time be prescribed by the com.
missoners Of the markets.
Sko. a. That tile commissioners OF the markets
shall have power to make sucn rules and regula
tons for the government OF said public W, ighers
as are not Inconsistent with the ordinances OF
the city.
nances relative to public weighers and their du.
teG as are In conflict with the above, be and the
same are hereby repealed.
on moion, Council then adjourned.
W. W. SlMofs, Clerk OF Council.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

His Holiness The Pope is slightly Ill.
, 1873-12-17

Special dispatches to the Times and
Standard give particulars of the bombar-
ment of Cartagena.
On Wednesday the arsenal and barracks
were the chief marks for the beseigers'
artillery the cathedral and hospital were
also struck.
On Friady the theatre, the Protestant
Church and two entire streets were des-
troyed, and 200 person were killed and
wounded within the city.
The insurgents have raised the black
flag on the forts.
At last accounts the fire around the city
was subsiding.
The loss of the besiegers has been ex-
ceedingIy small.
The officers Of the foreign squadrons
succeeded in obtaining an armistice of four
hours on Friday night.
LoNDoN.-On Wednesday the arsenal
and barraks Of Cartagena were the chef
marks for the besesgers' artillery, but the
cathedral aud hosltaI were also struck.
On Friday the theatre, Protestant church,
and the ontire street were destroyed, and
200 person killed and wounded within the
city. The insurgents have raised the black
flag on the forts The loss Of the bcseig-
ers has been exceedingly small. The Off
GERS Of foreign squadrons succeeded in OBJ
tanning an armiotice Of four hours on Friday
night.
Firing was renewed 6ercely at Carthage
ma by both sides, after the termination Of
fogr hours armistice, obtained by officers of
the foreign squadron.
, 1873-12-17
BARBADOS
Mutual Life Assurance 81
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.

SlABl4lSHEJD IN IStUs
INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT 1851.
CHIEF OFFICE:
No. 20, HIGH STREET, B~RIDGETowN, BARBADOS
gIJIiIS Society, which confines its bust
az ness exclusively to assuring the lives
Of persons resident in the West Indies,
presents advantages such as no other AS
suranco Company, Iabouring in the same
field, can offer. It's scale of Premiums,
although considerably lower than that Of
any other Company, has nevertheless been
found quite adequate to provide for the
risk of life in the West Indies, and sufi-
ent to create large surpIuses, out of
which Reversionary Bonuses, averaging
2I6 per cent per annum upon the amount
assured have been distributed among the
Members of the Society.
It's career, during q period of 80 years
has clearly demonstrated the fact that the
lives of persons residing in this part of the
world, are, when carefully selected, almost
as valuable as those inhabiting Europe.
and that they do not demand such exces
sive Premiums as are charged by every
toher Company.
The following abridged Table shows the
Premiums required to assure 500, for the
whole term, upon a single life -
, 1873-12-17
THE VIRGINIUS AFFAIR.
Washington, D, c., Nov %

Spain has agreed to the demands of the
the United States so far as to surrender the
,,Virginius' and the surviving prisoners
captured with her, and to salute the Amer
lean flag. The latter ceremony bas been
postponed until Goth December and may
be modified by negotiations still in progress.
This is regarded by our administration as
complete settlement Of the difficulty, and
on the basis of our demands.
New York, goth Nov,
The only fear expressed concerning the
" Virginius" troubles is that the Castelar,
Cabinet will not be able to enforce its
agreement.
Gold declined to85. Exchange Is a8g.
, 1873-12-17
PUBLICATION.

TT is hereby made known that the
undersigned Executors will until
further hold sessions in the dealing
of the late John Hinkson every first
Wednesday in each month at 10
o'clock noon at the house No, IL
Strand Gadc in this town, the first
time on the 9TH of January 1874.
Frederikstcd December 5th 1873.
HUGH HINKSON,
WIN. F. MOORE.
, 1873-12-17
ALSO

Uncertain Claims belonging to Mr..
Leopold Woods Bankrupt dealing
AFTER WHICH -
/ will sell from House No. so King
Street, several pieces of Furniture,
a Sewing Machine &c. belonging to
Miss Maria Meyer (deceased).
r.. J. ROBINSON,
Auctioneer.
Fredoriksted 8th December 1878.