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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-11

Wisconsin, and Miuncsota Family 40 a5ds7 rs Pennsyl
vauia Indiana, Ohio he at s. 122ctl; hlgn r,tm'
81 756sS so Rye -Four held at 50 90 Corn Meal n1l
Il 2j for BrandyWine Wheat quiet sales 81 old eN a.
IL 1881 az; New az Sl as Amber, 81 1881 ~ Ne"
White II Sc Choi old White u 60 Eye sells a. soo'o.
move 81 WV a. 63Oc for White and 39dioc Tor MiNeu
Whisky steady at %. Butter steady Ncw-Iork and
Rrsdfya Comfy extras 900 S2c do do Ftrsts 2SaSuc
do Firsts 22024c; Ros Extras
l0i,a lie; do PRIME 9al0c; Western Fine lOc 2c Eggs
stcav Penns ana New Jersey ana Delaware Fresh 2S'
81 LorI sept iO-Four quiet snd incl anged demand for
higher No Red Winter Al hid cash sales AZ II 3lstg
% October; ~ 52dSl 52. November No doi 81 ovc
81 81 cash. Ccrn Grmer; No. Mixed b''ic ld, c9sh
5sQ5s%cr ScptCm3r; 52c oe'oosri 40 20 80"
October Barley dull and dropping; No. spring,
a. OJ. Rve-An advance asked. bot none ostSrnsntH
No ,, lie; PORK duh at 81 40 aelyeicG Lar'
easier Summer, 12S-c. Rrlk Meats uof1inaiN uncafl
Whisky steady and UNCHANGED Hogs sha,., 10" er o.
ren - 2Oas1 40; Bacon. a. 4Jo~1 -; Butchers -
g. Us Cattle higher the demand exceeds N snly "'
10 Choce - 26gS6 30; Medium 20 Far, - -5G-1 ON
mon - 25as3 80 Cool 10 Choice Texans - 300 - o.
Neinm Fair - l50 - 40 Common, - 3oa - II
-FUur gGO ibis. Wheat, 50 oG bls. CON- 1oh bu-i
Oats 900 bush; Barley, 1000 bush; rye I''UV Oe'
H0es Sl0. Cattle. 80. s.,,l
r0irpo sent 10 l0ar steady WITH m9ici1te deG'nL
Wheat nrWcr: hold higher. No. = Mhlt' w, .-' ,.t
No l White Miohigol. 81 ~ Extra 40 :. -, -
ye1rhfr Il 81 NJ o. ~ 40, No Red Mu,ci u : 81
No REQ II 10 rejected. oJc Rejected IaVi"n Id ,S
yan Kc,l q 49, com frmer; hell higher hlr1 NiN,,
T49sc; october Goc all the y,Sr 'c u" eiti o"e it
spt tuhtr s9,c; Rejected Sc. Fri HtS nominal hcteP
for two dtys-Whett .4,u 10 ash, Con- lNVio pus ~
1900 basn SbrUeits Cor tNo clvs-l "Gr, --Vui On>
NAos 47,OcO bush. Com, lNVoo o"shi O"'S o'oVV p'
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- -. III ~

BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS and Mn
- Is h.sOTA RAILWAY CV.fPhNf II GpWt.-li', hoid-
Of ccrtil Gates issued 10y to Fners Loan a ft Com
Iray f,r urdei coupons the D.tHaton. Cota H. , and
Ninico Railway First Mortgage -fai9 lie boda ace
requested % present the sa 10 tAe aln's ioar and Trust
Germany ana take up tho coupons deset un.v az a-r
lue. for ih.Ir tur ing Aul al cf t1o i.ei7 s.I
not reported 60 Tie Commit wa please s' - 'i
address rirh a
Dctvev. orf,r irff Do te
villa tll ia rc"nc a. az matters - tiela inter
esG-DateG NeN-lOrx, s. .irf-f6 lS''.
CHARLES =. FROST Trr steo
D.. . o. ed. tf.r
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Steamboats, on0 Railroads.

NEW YORK and Long BRANCHRAILR0AD
~ CENTRAL RFITHOAD or LEW JERSEY.
ALI. RAIL. IINE BETWEEN NEW-YOKK, LONG
BRANCH. AND DC..hS GROVE.
Passenger station foot Of Liborty-st, y. H.
Commencing Weint aday, aug. ., 1871
FrNI. TRAIES EACH WAY DAILY, CXcept Sunfap'
rsesne through woodbridge Perth hmboy, south Amboy'
M.taWan, M.idiC', aud Ret Bank $500 80
a. Q /. NJ. for South AHbyY at ..
for Ocean Grove at I3o $40, ll'4o a. H.
345 T.
Eoi ocean Beach at u I 3 2. IA,
RFTIKNINB.
IePve Ocean Beach ~ 7.4J =. NJ 265 r. m
leave ocean Grove ~ 7i5 100 IT,; H;0D, 30 N
Leave Long Branch ut a. SD 1i35 1898, h;35 r. IN
Leave south AIsboy st 6o5 1850, 300 NJ l22o' slO'
6Zt ..u.,, . =, ,o,
Stages 10 and from EXPORT connect at MATAWAN STA
''N-' II. p BALDWIN. Gen. Pssa Agent
H. L. KICKER, Sup l. anu EngT.
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COTTON MARKETS.

JrrrRRsov sept MISUNDERSTANDING, l2c; weekly net
Geipix, sspt 0~Ccton que; Mi1nng l2hc.; Lew
Midding ICE Good Or.uary. lac wccty net receipts
Y c Sii SPs% Sent, d.ioa an e l9rc a low
g. paiss sales i5I hal,s spinner. 80 nj ~ shln'n'''
sS eis s,%Sk 10 ~. oioa Gi Adiag IG9c Tow NJ
alng l2c Coca or'inSry ii &C wg VIZ S, n, ,t0 isT
So Sal .; 1874 l.-2l bales ,,.,,,r ,9a,
Crsii a5 bal,s slirmcnis 1856 has; stock $50
los bs,3; 1871. SCI balos. .... o.c
SDiiH9 ss' 10. Sq so, %eeSly ret receipts go
Gty5 Sent To- C,,i6n quit ,ddinr. y qs low Ny
a. a.. sbirncgts. ~ bale, s,ock, l.es
lif seli i0.-Co.io q1,;. 31d,nr l$'ei 10.
Niliir l3c cool Ufiagr t2'ic net rec,ts two "ttl
i%6S'; Sin. ,oats, 267 bales; sales, d2 bales si4ner
~ PAU FATiA, Sept io-cotton au sliane l3@c low
sept l. i5j bales shipments, S2s bales s~' Us 0'I-
So fe Cotton e2sg Mia'a 40 Inc ;aS. We .cs
aet rec piN l,' ~ ~ ia """' i''' ~
80 tE :, scp, 0-te,Sn Gq; Mianns l2Ac 10y
ss!os shipments iai,s; sales. ll9 Da.,s 'oOh $50
faoSins> = IT. Io-Ceiio weekly net receipts bales
sG I6gs. sept lG~c',.on unchanged Midinr llc ;
Low M.ciaE, u" III GOO 0i.''i, , i. a. ychy n,t i
On lSSAiL s,,. IO~cot,oa uioaancea M'!hus, 1tc;
Low MiiGlar, l3e Good os.a@rT ~ e.; ne l'3ei =
wceSly net receipts - t"s Shipments 40 o''S sans
~ Isl HE sept io-cot,on quiet; Kidding, lie
GnliSoaE 5 p; "a 1rs g @"i ei, . RCD d. =
- ,a;,t -ltl,s Export, coast ,4.e - H-cs
6ars eTcS bi,s e&rort, eoas'wlse, 500 baes sales
G,yisoV, seit lJ-,otoa easy Madl.ns, i$t Low
Nid.lin4 lS,c: Good Orua.iry So MT T's,is, 10 !
6ais: slie- ~ bales stocs 1871 bales .y NJ Il
ci IL -505 talcs eTo. ,'7j babes eA'r-s eoast"is.'
P,ilG"sLfniI sept io.Coi,on quet; >iodiHs &c
10 blias wetIy net receipts. $50 bs.es sIy,, l5zo
Gos7ox sept lo-Coon duh Nidanr, llac., Iow NJ
dag. ic Gool orieagy Is 70 sir-' i','T ~ ''
SAL, 507 bal .tocS' oy9 t''. ", Az h'' ''r' 90
ba.,s eIoss lo.2 g'u 81 - ~ Adding rai,
holes. .li.n
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CITY O. Ug9e5 z ~.
F.s1p8aSAhS ggs EhIA.. E7!A..'
GOLD
FOX
100000

CITY T1EAsUR2R's OFFICE BOSTON, sept o. 1873.
IL pursuance o. the commit on Finance Of TIE
CITY Council proposals VII Do re b. the Treasurer
Of the City Bostoa. until II O'Clock a UhDAY, Sept
20 1915 for the whole any part Of Inc Water Loan Of
One MILAN D0ars, to b. Issued un1el authority Of the Or
of q the CITY Council oi Boston, dated Fcus 70 lsJ for
M rnose Of prov ding an additional supply Of for 81 =
ev Ise Bonds viii De dated O, ,or la5 and win be due
rIIIRTY YEARS from that 'atc, bang Interest semi
nuay April aud Oct"5er) al per cent u" ahpun BON
and interest pa able IN GOLD 1hc loan u BE-
s Ga certificates Of one thousand dollars each, with interest
COUPONS attached registered certificate OF any amount o.
ever thousands. Tho l1aD vii be secured by sINhINO
FUN D providing. for IL redemption "a maturity.
an must be scale and {. II. DENNfE
TKEns & sgER, ami Endorsed fipyosab l0i Ntil Nith
EsGn r0psal must spec f. clearly the al0L, OF @ o'h'
for te All proposals z" III DE- oprl
,p fis fTs1nca the Committee flEdnee ana ~" l
sept -, no az ~ JcA IL ILc IB"'
L. hereby reserved t. Ject any or al pioiost-h
q. III. DENNIE.
Trca
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rF0rIUs Ir5E or sTE'5D0iTS,

PEOPLES lISE OF STE i5iHDtI$
.,a,t tis So a. North River a'y, ,'. days eac tc)
at %. H. ...,...,.r,..,. .,.r
Ga -H PRIV 'it l. "'','-
,..-., ,.- -, .,. .c,. - H.
t'h, 't'. 81. "a ".' '. ..! s,'''o'''' ''. 49, i'
r.,..,..,,,...,,, ...,.-,:,. ~, rfor.o.,-i.
.thibtiiF = ''i "'' l''' ",'.- ' ti, =,
.,. '~',o -''' a. i'.'o 10 '' . '' '-'''' p''
- ..,,-,7,trV- ,rtisrrnR3 srPIVr-
e.Hla W.iitf .'1r @rtl. '"s r. T. ar" ME
c'''o' . . g.. f'.,.-g . ''' ~. g. , .'i' COZ T.
~ ~. n ',5 T-e-.ft sol a.I ba--a~ CHECKED - 81
- t"a'. ..c- lo'.,' = corr 49, hf'' >'..-
: D-,H ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
,tINuh > .i,.. ...'-' ,,.....,
.'-,i-i.,.'r 'u-' -. 1901 ''t''
80 IT, r.. r,.. r.-I DIecr l,. t't.r i''u.. SIG
Hertor. ''itJ t-'t, t'''.- '''' -'hi' " ~ W .,
=: .' , i,''r.'t5 co. 'o'' '. 81 ~
.ta A.-War Gan Tor Tort ..r.,n saA n.'r'e'a!e
a..,. a.- q .i'.. 81. IT,. .i a.. -, ana.
i.o %. IT,. IT,. '' -. ''''
..' 'iro' .nr .'' ~ ~. ..''i,,
... ' 80, 49, .'. w., mon ~
,r,,i.rf ,' .lg .-ror I.an-,ss si. rr.ri,r
, ~. s,,r,,.. ~ "a .t.i.o. on.r.
$50 p "a po.i !, '.i. ~ IT, ''""S '"''''.' JOY
5.J g.. a.- o,...i '..-y Al. -'a' "'---- e'' "
e. Lux. SIS. -. 1,..'' "' ga ,, come ''A'
90 '''s- N@+'-' [rtf r-.rE5
,,n H. no,+ .,.; r.of Jer..t V.ll.v urur.',al
..! ist.i. ,., ~, .....a AHA. ,.
'er".A'e staio'7 '"'' e'r''''s WIZ. '''" '''''
t'f t. ga. . XIX. a.., 7sor H. .,j.uI--i,s.s
49, q. a. aad 'i:,oe. ira o. ~ a. Ia g'
CO.. . ,,- -i , =, MAJ -. 81 mn
D,-, 'yas ~ 81 g. I 1919. II 5;.., y
,,ort., rIvrp Avn srV-y0?K STEAM
= baNf a., - il,rsl y. '.--. amor '!litl- i>tfT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-11

e AS STOCKS.
u NKW.YORk, aErROPOLTrAE. MUTUAL. MD
NANHArThN GAS STOCNS EpCGHr ArD SOTO
era an inds OF Brooklyn ard Newf"rs Gas Securities dea
my G4' u. fl.t..t i@N =. ..
MONEY to LOAN Oh Bond and lpr gage.
w second afor,psge, cashe. HiNE c CRAY o51 ave
yORTHNKN PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS.
~ BONBtIplDT ChlIp irforluI ab0it he ex
change Of houds Ln ~ a. re 3s'1g ,.r- 1nou
CALVIN +. hon, ~. 81. H-iALl shy, -,eF'-f ork
tn PER CENT. GUARANTEED, FIRST
~ MORTGh3E hINNS on -sl"J'ci iiW' FARMS.
lsfere.ces Dad l.li is' eru-. anvil 80
t.SDt.tHJ'ID 81 ti.ANh. dI, railne. Iowa
6%s~@NS f->fra r. 9h e. - = AS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-11
tIDrIIAND and WORCESTER LlNF-r
PROVIDENCE AND sTONINGTO.

=
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
cosod" Fl sro , yo a%% I'D foa o sFaSi'No
STONlNGTOE LINE,
FOR yV!l5.s> ~, Il ~ y; s'I 5 iY+.
- Hal,i az ~ ~ "a IA M. ~, .,t. l,
la t.cl 10 10 a. iacp4l points IN Ne..rna.- a al
Ie-.t "'ees S1,rC'a , :; 11 -. ana ~ isiT 10
PEOt lDENcE III
VIA tovlDEErE DfiECT.
= re ''W TG g., 5aI ffl"Ar1 "a 'Gt,fiiffH,
fgisIAs- THURSDAYS anc sA1t hDANF, l@.,e I1or
y y. H. md iGo ~ e I ~, ~ o'5:.r
I'esh' VIZ amer '' '4''' 4" - - nhgcocK, President
Nv. FuKI.;a, Gea.rs, "a '...l Ago.
DENNSYLVANIA EAtLEOAD-TlIE
sol ~. Trains leave >cwYor om .oo o. Dafoioaaes and
VII; ra rae. csrs ai,a,ic. $50 aud $50 p
1saait "a f,s. Haven es rila,,rha agl
aausI.ft, ioa., Haycn Cor. ana E-o, 80 p lr CO...
nec;i al cory iOrIii"'Ae Petroleum t'h.r ad Inc Ga.
W. gsuao wash aa nc sogl rrl'cG wash.
$50 a. IN; awe Washington At $40 D. Regular At
rtnr'ss f,r mad, os = $50, 40 800 M, l. 30 3d.
40 lI1 D. 80 D. Ill., ani y nisii. siAaly t. ID
Tor NcvsrA at 600, 7, -" y, To- j. r. & y m 2,
Si 10 lisp. m, aud u night sl'asy. A., $50, H.
3D. Z ttl, e. .Dff ~
To- D. d., night. Suu'ias 20 ., ESQ., Z,
For iaiwy e. ESQ T. 40 & 10. II q. IT. - No. l. 2 220
. no. $40 T. 10 80 45D. BIO. 5:4O GO u3n T. SO
10 D. NJ and T. might. rui j. o:-l. q. ESQ y.
For otec. Perth AmboY and South Anlboy, and }
q. ~. $50, 81, and d y. H.
FOR Sew Brunswick. and 4 M IL H. 2, $40 40, 800
$40 Z d. ~ ant - n2it Sunday, g. g. D. IN.
For Fast aIilstohe II uoon guL D 20 y.
For hn,sfone and ROCKY lin, $40 a.. and llu r. IN.
For Princeton +, $40 a m. 1919, .. TO- and y.
For f4-nr.ftvillo, $40 e. ~. . 4lU, AMI
FOs Pennington PLnysbGrg ana Bclv.dere, $50 nl and
p
foI Mercer and Somerset Branch, 3 D. u.
1rc4t0 N"fdcun~u Burn giOI, ada C.nlen 80 aud
$50 a. ui. T. 30 ? :, 3, ard !. ~.
FnF Freehold. l.SO a. il.. . and 4. 10 .. III.
For Farmiu.d dale aud squan, 1870 q. m, and r. M.
II shf-tOwn. Iembcr0n AMI cann via Perth AmbOy,
23O p, ~. and va Monmouth 1nncuen, 4lO t. IA.
Tor igItstOWn and PoubcIton, a. H., via Perth Ambpy,
and SO g.. d., via Monmouth Juno t1r.
Trins arrive follows: Pittsburgh f.5j and 10 81
aud 20 dairy lol3 n III. art $50 y. daily,
except MONDAY From WathnRon and baltimore. $40
4l5 BIB and 10 Z 4. sunday, ego a IA Plil
dephs TO- $50. Obs, lUlA li;2O 1lh. a Is. ~,
b.lb $40, $50 Sii, 92p 1877 sunday. DO $40.
1nii. ID s. 600 tt2p. 1917, and !
Ticket OfBcos 596 ana 9ii Lrusawav. I ;inus
and foot oi DssbIt~sus and CoFtitdts.-. 4It
RrooaIyn ard Noe. ia. rs End IL Hudson Hr8o--
Emigrant Tieket Ofice. No. 8 BsiaFy place.
u. N. HDNb 49,, Sca. la'seJrir A--lt.
FRANK InoMfsOS General AsAaG.r
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Wood Il paws.

n.Nt-EkG AZ ptNF-Sr.. NEW-YORX.
covrkESFST BONDS STATE. 3USlCtPAi4 Rail-
MOI y sFcI' RYrIES AND GOLD BOUGHT A%D SOLD
ON COMMISSION u r..,ts
q. y. WOOD o. - ~" we
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-11
Gicanboais an0 Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW -JEhSEl
S-kIIENTOWN LINE TO THE wESr-iassenger
IN New York loot OF llhrt 81 com ~
ar somerye with Branch r. RI At Hamrtnn Junction
will Del ack aud west. H. H.; 81 Phl~buig WIN Lehlsn
and grs1nchanra Division; also with 1ehgh alley Gua.
Direct hne sburg, Psturgn and inc west aso u
Central Tennsy lvauia ard New Norx state,
(ommenc 81, 1S7J.-leGve New crk ~ IoiioWs
$50 q r- RVS TRiS 'or Eason, Bciflcl N lial auhi
town Mauch Chunk, Tsmaqua, 1amanend' "ihesoaire
~ a. in-Way Train for somerville and Flcningon M
7t5 A. m-Way ~ ain Tor Esio, connects AT Junction WIN
n m"NoRSING Fy?HTss daily (eycept sundays, for
orc-iIic r pic,nqtnn for Danch Chunk, TAM
aaa Towauda, WlScshaIre ~cranoi &C. Win through car
t. panv3lle. Wiiamsport. &c, -. -. ri, NM. ,....
80 p NV az Train Easton connects al Philipbnrg
for HelViicrC. .,..-.
10 T. m-ExrREss for Flen ngion, East"n, Alentovn
Mal,i Chunk, TAuaqua. NaIAnov Cry. iatle"n, NAe--
barre. Reading. Columbia Lancosttr E"hraa PottsVie'
4, ~ f-i;NraFss FOR Eastcn, b lydcrr Bath. Mauch
Cmut. =, iikesbaTGc and scranton
$40 -. In.-Nyar Trim for il.iuieA
T. m.-Nav for iaston. Allentown. and Mauc!
trI1nh Connects NJ junction with nei LHrA 81 a West H. H.
80 a.. W. rrIiu fCr SomcTs lie ana / .m.nStoL
y. w foT ~om"TNiit
b., 4. m.-tos iHaiu.C Id. .,.
$50 L. -I'vrNTN FXrgFss, daily for Easton Allentown,
Nanch ChunA WiSesyarr loWaGJ, Reading, and 4taliis-
t3rl p u.-wsy Train for somcr,i1e
co i. a., 90 llInat ~.
TOt g.. H. or .ryIle.
$50 D. u.--tor L,riou.
$50 p. way r~a r ~ somcrrNa
Ion tIlah.ia o. 5-io o -. Gao, :, 50. 7t5. = 81
9lf 40 1850 ll:lj 4. i.i T. ~ - =, l. =, IT.
pa .. % 80. .. 40. 4.5 4ta, . ,l go o 20, %,
''''' "''' g ''' ''' r. l.; iiCf d, aui T. -.,d Las.
- :. p4-s.i.r. Al,
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TIE ffarc .'i 70. .fui steamships ~ i IRA, NON
p1A-, WfpN. lbTS aad tfluAEt 'aa "A u IfA,
f.rf 81 - .a-pANS auc rAj hDANF, lrsc Ittr
" - H. loot ~ lrsrecn a. a. j. ufsos rCutc ,or
Vs. .,t,stef and ar N0rf', iol.ts Y0 Nofc'3:.r
w. Is. NAbCD TX, rrcsll mt
". FIiKI.;e Gea.le, "a. ';4..rAg.r..
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EOR Rood0ut x KINGSTON, landing az COzZenj
tV.St -n.tl. CoiT.sli tcNnrr 81. NAriJ"r"ns' Milton,
Tong st, - So s,t rerf. a-t 3. & t,t i1' iai.ts
w. Balaa, even. - ''i. &odnaff, ?iI iFtay, leaning
If,al,s .i.st. Pc n. %. ,nfth ltiScr - r. n
LTOR P0nd0ut and Kmgstofi, CONNECTING win
T.a,uli a.i Dswtyo si,loan, lana =. i-. '' rali
li,.ar VT Point cornwall seAb:.t MrfiJ ro.s, Ni.o,
it aul t,cr 1'a1l sil Eroprs, t4e st.an'"t i.oi.'
tuu. rr 1I4c.dy Tir day and SATURDAY, leaving Idl-
- Ii : I - =. IL.
, 1875-07-07
n Q r 7 G e.

F1 H E Horse arriage-and Bo~at-taxes for
q the,2nd haIf-year 1875 will be received
at this Office and by the Police Assistants
at Frederiksted from the 18th July to
the 9TH August 1875 both days included
after which the list of arrears will be trans
mitted to the respective Policemasters to
be enforced within s days and. a special ci-
tation to this effect will " bout delay be
served by the Police, for wl,o'Eaa each debtor
of Taxes incurs a fine of - cents If the
Tax be under SIS, and nnlir1ts if SIS, or
above, besides eventually me ordinary levy
expenses.
The t%axlists which will be distributed
by the Police, are TO be filled up in con-
formity with the ordinance of 22nd Feb
ruary 1856 on the first OF July and return
ed to The respective Policemastefs within
as hours In town and 4 debs in the coun-
try.
Royal Treasairer's Office, St. Croix 26th
''"' 1000 IA. HOVER.
, 1875-07-07
n D 7 | { { i.
! N the CHRISTIANSTED BUR
CHER SCHOOL there vii

n N the CHRISTIANSTED BUR-
CHEZ SCHOOL there will
be commenced on Monday the End
of August next a Preparatory Glass
for c hiIdren of both sexes, from SIX
years of age upwards.
No preliminary knowledge will be
required, the intention being to pre-
pare the children for the upper
classes by one or two years eiemen-
tary instruction in Danish, English,
Arithmetic, Writing, and Bible His
tory.
The hours of instruction will be
from nine to twelve in the morning
of every School-day, and the fee
fifty cents monthly payable on the
last day of each month. Books &
writing materials must be purchased
by the parents or g%uardiane as re-
CURED.
1st July 1875.
80. Inspector Of Schools.
, 1875-07-07

The Auctions will be held at the Ven
due Office at 10 o'clock noon as tcllows:,
1st Auction on Monday the goth July
1875.
end Auction on Monday the 9th Au-
gust 1875.
3rd Auction on Monday the 23rd Au-
gust 1875.
The conditions, appraisement and other
documents may be seen at the Vendue Of
fee and at Lawyer P. LIZ @'4g's Office
from the oath July 1875.
Christiansted's Vendue Office the 2nd
July 1878.
, 1875-07-07
90 CASSAVAGARDEN,

med tilh0rende Landstraknlnger
SPRINGGUT oa SPRINGGARDEN
med alt Tilbehor og beliggende her pea
Den i Dronningens quarter sub No 50 A.
"a, SO, 38, 43, IS, 81, 80 A og 40 og Com"
pagniets Quarter sub No. % b. ollye
opraabte til Bortsalg we'd ottentllg AUG
ton i Overeenstemmelse med Placat al
Auctionerne afholdes Il. 10 slet Mid
dag paa Auctionscontoiret som f6lger;
1ste Auction Mandagen den 26de JUL
1875.
2den Auction Maudagen den ode August
1875.
. sdie Auction Mandagen den 23d'
August 1878.
observation-disclosures VurderingstorFet-
ming og ovrige Documenter vile vRre I'll
Eftersyn paa Auctionscontoiret SAINT paa
Procurator P. Jennings Kontolr ira 24de
JUL 1875.
Christiapsteds Auctionscontoir den 2den
JUL 1875.
H. A. JURS.
, 1875-07-07
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vessel, but on account of the balloon sailing
into the wind faster tnsn it
could follow, the endeavor TO reach was
found to be futile. Then q boat was
lowered, and for an hour and hall
the two men who formed the crew rowed
vigorously, at times getting within speaking
distance, and then again being lefs far be-
hind. AT last the breeze subsidized to such an
extent as to allow the boa. TO reach the aero
nants. The drsg-rope of the balloon was
handed to those on board, and then COM
menced the voyage to the shore. At times.
while no wind was blowing, the work of
towing was easy. At other times the boat had
to be brought up close alongside, and used
as what might be called helm, in order that
the unwieldy monster might not be blown
out too far from the shore. At about $3.50
Wednesday morning they happily succeeded
in making landing on the coast. Up to
this time the balloonists had no knowledge of
the locality in which they were, all being too
much engaged to enquire of the men in the
boat as to their whereabouts. On landing
they found that they were about one mile
west of Point Petre, also called Long Point,
the light house having been In sight for
about an hour. From the time they sighted
The schooner until landing was effected
was about two hours, which made the time
passed in the water about four hours.
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pain the youthful monster would dance
about in glee. Once the boy saw BIRDS
nest in
THE TOP OF A HIGH TREE
and desired Mr.. Day TO 60 up and get IL.
The tree was very difficult to climb. and
while Mr. Day was scrsmbling up the trunk
as rapidly as he could, the interesting juven-
lie threw stones and sticks at him TO make
him climb faster. When Mr.. Day had Sc
cured the nest and returned to terra hrma,
his little master rewarded him for his trouble
by seizing him By the nose and giving IL
frightful twist. Not satisfied by twisting
the asal organ almost of, the boy took 1t
between his teeth and bit it so hard that the
nose shows the scar at the present time.
But the boy was so much more humane than
the girls in his general treatment OF his
captive that the latter felt COM
paratively comfortable in his society.
Finally the boy died, and Mr.. Day was re-
quired to act as servant fcr MS master s
three wives; but these ladies did not seem
to fancy the whits sailor, and be was sold
again to another native chief. This time
the bill of sale was drawn up on his left
arm, entirely covering that limp with
hieroglyphics. This owner did not keep his
new purchase long, and the captive was sold
to third owner. This time the bill of sale
was marked on the LETT leg. A fourth
transfer OF property OCcuTISO, anu bbo
leg was covered with figures and pictures
Alter being about year with the ssvages,
Mr.. Day fell from a cliff, and broke his
right leg, besides otherwise brusing and
manning himself, so that he was made a
cripple for life. Being thus rendered value
less 10 the savages, they took him
to missionary station, and
the missionaries ransomed him
by giving the savage some trinksts.
Mr. Day took the next vessel that came to
the station, and left the Malay coast, arriv-
ing in this city few days ago. he Is now
waiting for some opportunity of engaging
in business whereby he can earn living.
At present he is working with MIR. Howett
as 'ssecond hand" or assistant on an ice
wagon. When visited by a Mercury re-
porter, Mr.. Day seemed quite willing TO
talk, and, barring his arms and legs, exhio-
tied the marks on his limbs. Some of the
characters resemble Chinese writing on tea
chests; others are round dots, rings, dashes,
crosses, letter KS, while the whole are in-
terspersed with rude pictures of men, birds,
and animals. AS all of his limbs are APP
propriated, he does not know on what part
of his body the contract would have been
inscribed had he bsen sold fifth time.