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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-08
Business Locals.

Gut This Quilt May Save
TGIer Lifc.-There is 40 person ,ivil =
but what suffers more or less with Lung
Disease, Coughs, Colds or Consumption, yet
some would die rather than pay 10 cents
for bottle of medicine that would cure
them Dr. A. Boschce's German Syrup has
lately been introduced in this country from
Germany, and its wonGrous cures asionsh-
cS every one that tries it. If you doubt " hat
we say in print, cut this out and take it to
the druggists, Mcneil & McCulloe, d. G..
Percy, or G. A. Wingert, Frostblf.g, or
johnson Collins, Eckhart, and get Il sample
bottle for 10 cents and try it, OF regular
size for - cents.
Citizens while laying pipe for the
New County, don't fail to lay pipe for win
ter drainagr, nor forget that the best acrr:s
Gotta BRAIN Pipe IS sold by Millncr
& Smith, Steam Marble Workers. II Il 10
Front street, Cumberland. kiuncig
A full line of lamps and Ramp
Goods at Mcneil * McCulloh's Drug
store.
N,si"e! All Persons having Pictures
a, w. Is Spills, will please call and get
them, or they will be sold for Framing.
E'urc Esye 'sEs sl8y, only 81, at
&. Stcrn's Liquor Store.
u-..,r
We" """''s 1T 'n''''''s'
WAi.I. PArEEs.-A large and varied
stock. Call at ID. G. Pcrcy's Drug Store
New goods at Wincands.
Fresh lot of Wall Papers inst re-
ccivcd and very cht;lp 1t
MCNEILI 4 NCCULLOIIs
No improvements on the "Ironsidcs"
y c Co., e.o ,y,,;.,.; c;,
=, "o ~ - ',',' y WIZ: ,o ' 5 v "S'>''' WI"
loi' e''i ~ =; '"s''.H tn'' i'' &c "' ~ ny
liiS your N'S''''!''S' III - 's''"S Nio''''''s
store
III Won want tie gcn";~c London
Dr9Wn 9'o"', I'' ,'e W n!SNtfi, nra,n:eS
ANU W ''i'9' 70 ~ d. y IT. w '-''i"'i T.
New esoosis.-M W incland returned
on Frt.av last from the eastern cities where
he purchased TIE largest and most com
pcte stock of merchandise ever brought
TO Wetcrn MARYLAND. In it will he found the
Newest, Latest and Best STYLES Of dress
goods, custom-madc clothing, hats, caps,
carpets grocerirs,-all at prices cheaper
than have ever been Offer ed to the people
of this place and vicinity. New goods
will be coming in -vcry CAV during the
coming week. Come and see them
Observation-Disclosures,
>i's'ai 1920 :tI r. Cd. t vV;i e,oi
=, ',e I,ce ol -i,'.l,.,a1 tn'l ~ ''a"n
De''ti tooiiis' WY 9 80 t ESQ
guaranteed to be the best and warranted
'of one year. ~ ,n, c,r o,.
r, VIA caseS ."Nei. III rNeii'''Sc !oi nc"
the Natural Teeth. DIR. Wilson is a gradu
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-08

THE ODD FELLOWS FAIR-One If the
leading points to which onr youth and
beauty gravitated for recreation during the
HOLIDAYS was the Odd Fellows Fair held
in the upper room of their new building
The display embraced costly ana fancy ar
tic,es of all descriptions and refreshments
comprising oysters. cakes, ice cream, soda
water, pop, etc. The ladies most active in
the work of waiting upon the public were
Mrs. Thomas IIumberson, Mrs. J. W. }.
Englar, Mrs Henry Robinson, Mrs. r. r.
Sanner, Mrs VIM. j. Cooper, Misses Helen
and Marian Tenant, Miss Kate Shuckhart,
Miss Maria Hoskin and Miss Mary Grose.
These ladies were employed i'll the several
Letting chance1 and votes upon articles to
be disposed of.
Among these an elegant Encampmcnt
Uniform was won by Henry Boeltncr; u
Past Grand's Collar by Robert Tenant, jr.,
and Fifth Degree Collar by Conrad
Blode. A number of barrels of flour
were also won by different parties, and Il
cake containing IA fine gold ring was sliced
and sold. The holder of the lucky slice
was Edward Barnes. Considerable inter
est was taken in vessel of beans; the
number of which was the subject of over
400 guesscs. The count showed 1888 and
an examination of the record demonstrated
VIM. j. Cooper as guessing nearest, his fig
ures being $3.50. The prize was a fine
Silver Caster. The general interest, how
ever, ccntered in voting contest for an cl
cgant Silver Tea Servicc-Mrs. II. r. San
ner and Mrs. J. w. J. Englar, contestants.
On this the handsome sum of $40 was re-
alZ I'd, Mrs. Sanner gaining the prize by a
majority of about 500 votes.
The results fully met the expectations of
the projectors. About 81 eco net is real
lied and is already being applied to the OBJ
ject Of furnishing the building. The com
plcticn of this work will occupy about
twenty days.
The Odd Fellows are to be congratulated
upon this happy issue of their enterprise.
We hope to be able to chronicle even larger
successes hereafter
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-08

THE last oyster supper heard of was an
extremely mutual affair. One friend fur
nishci the oysters-the other the supper
Now if somebody will furnish us the cigar
we'll provide the smoke on the same gen
eral principles
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-08

CHANGE-Passenger trains, until furtcr
notice, will be run over the Eckhart
branch of the c. & p Railroad, on We'd
nesdays and Fridays only.
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commissioners Notice,
OFFICE CuMMIssIONERS OF

OFFICE CoMMIssIONEhS OF ]
ALLEGANY County,
CUMBERLAND, MD, DEC. IA, 1875 :
= NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That
= y the Board of County Commissioners
for A!lcgany county will meet at their office
in the Court House on
MONDAY, JANUARY 3d, 1876,
And continue in session during the week,
and longer, Should business so require.
The regular Road Supervisors through
out the county are hereby notified to APP
pear before the Board ut THIS session and
settle their accounts by voucher and affida.
Wit according to law.
d. ARMSTRONG, &
Dec lS-3t Clerk Commissioner
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THE PERSON

w no took GIN out of DR.. Doug.
" Percy's Drug Store on New Years
Eve, will confer a favor upon the owner by
returning it to the same place. The person
is known, but it is thought he did it out of
fun. If not returned, however, further
proceedings will he ta,cE in the matter
Ian 4
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-08

THE plastcrers are at work in MI Pauls
building and making such progress as be-
tokens an early opening for business.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-08
FrOstburg. Md. Jan. =. 1875.

A SERIES of interesting entertainments
have been given at the English Baptist
Church during the week.
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New Business Locals.

No other remedy has proved so effect
,lal in relieving Coughs and Colds us DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-08
CANCERS

! EMOVED without pain, or the use of
Al either canstics or the knife, and rudi.
cdly cured Ii paint l. and an open ulcer
formed, medicines will he sent by Express
to give prompt relief Consultation by let.
ter, One Dollar Send so cents for Book
with descriptive Cases, References and
Testimonials.
DRs PARK & MCLEISU,
Aug 1-1y 81 East 10Th St, n. \.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-08

MARRIED-At the Presbyterian parson-
age, by Rev. John Thomas, January LIST,
1876, Mr.. Daniel Houck of Cumberland
and Miss Mary A. Anthony, daughter of
Reuben Anthony, Esq, OF Frostburg.
Mary Ann DanieI-bocd gwlnddawn,
Byd gweddus diogel,
YIN eu diwyg yn dawel,
A dedwydd ocs doed addcl.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-08

Hitchins Bros & Shafer will continue
until further notice to close up promptly at
8 O'Clock p. NJ, as per agreement
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-08

a PLEASANT OcCURRENCE.-A cores
pondent at Eckhart tells of surprise to
Mr., Jesse j. Arnold of that neighborhood
on Christmas eve. This gentleman is Su-
pcrlntendcnt of the Baptist Sunkay School
at that place. For his faithfulncss certain
members conspircd to visit and present him
with a fine gold pen. Mr.. George Ham
mond was made spokesman and acquitted
himself very happily. Mr. Arnold acccp,c :
the gift and teclingly expressed his graft
tudc for the unexpected testimonial The
cream of this sort of victimizing was vet to
come. Before Mr. Hammond GOT through
chuckiing over Mr. Arnolds surprise, Mr.
Ransom 7. Powell stepped forward and,
addressing Mr.. Hammond, presented Linn
with a tiEc gold Fen also. Mr. Powell re-
ierrrd TO recent services rendered the
school by Mr., Hammond as the occasion of
this graceful appreciation. Mr.. Hammond's
establishment Was TOO great to 60 himself
rs mach credit as his previous effort had
won him. Mrs. Arnold Was presented with
beautiful silver tIl;mblc by several ladies.
Th" guess were then bountifully supplied
Ey Ny. and Mrs. Arnold with the good
things OF Tie season, and al were happier
for the substantial coed will which marked
the OCCASION
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-08

The January term of the Circuit Court
for tits cotlI:y was convened on Monday.
The original and trial dockets were called
over and some few judgments entered.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-08

THE Evangelist is in town. He an
nounced open-air services for yesterday
evening. Pass around the hat and report
with funds to this office
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sr0T7' Stop.
l.. III. PlILEGER, Agent.
Us Through tickets to all principal
oints, East and West, for sale at Cumber-
land and Piedmont. Mail and Accommo-
dation trains stop at all stations
THOS. r. SHARP,
Master of Transportation.
J.. NJ. COLE, Gen'l Ticket Agent.
Nov Is
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TO THE PEOPLE.

'INO the friends of the New County move
4 ment Throughout the coal region and
the adjacent parts Of G rrelt county, the
ENecuriy: CCinniltcc of Districts Nos II
an! IL would say that they believe u per-
sistcnt and united effort ON the part Of TIT
people will secure such legislation at the
ensuing session of the Legislature rs will
insure the success of the movement
The Committee, therefore, would earnest
ly request all who feel an interest in its
success 10 sign the petitions at once, that
they may be presented to the Legislature
early in the session.
NELSON BEALL.
Chairman,
ALBERT HOLE,
j. ID. ARMSTRONG,
w III RAVENSCRAFT,
CHARLES o. MICHAEL,
Jan 9 Committee
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New Advertisements.
a O a RID

~ - Il AIN0
I WISH in these few words to thank
1 most indy all my friends for their sup
port in the late contest for the Silver Tea
Service at the l. o. O. f. Fair and Festival
Jan 9 . Mrs SANNER
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-08

NoTING CoNTEsT-An i tercsting yot-
ing contest for an opcn-iacc American Sill
vcT Watch worth $::5 was held al Mr..
TEomas G. H#rvry's on the evening of De,
ccnlhcr 24tli. The candidates We're Mcssrs
David J. Davis of Frostburg, and William
Arthur of Hoffman Hollow Judges Mcss:s
William Davis and Join l.. Porter; clerks
Philip McMaEon and DAVIDSON Armstrong ;
votes, % cents each. The polls opened at
1.15 and continued until $50, the last fifteen
minutes being given to silent voting. At
the close Of the audible vote the polls stood ::
Davis, a4S Arthur, 1911
AT the close of the silent vote
Arthur, $40 As votes Davis, $50 As votes
The Watch was therefore awarded Mr..
Arthur after realizing $3.50.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-08

WILD PIGEoNs--Couds of wild pigeons
passed over Frostburg on New Years day.
All disputes as to their course and lestiia-
ton have been solved blythe intelligence That
it was committee of four millions looking
after the erection of centennial exposition
roost at Philadelphia
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-08
A Paper for the People.
THE GAZETTE.

- E-Ist tIaSs Ao-All!S Joa! nai.
Democratic in Principle--Independ-
ent in Everything -Neutral in
Nothing-Opposed to all Monopolies
and all Corrupt Rings in Municipal,
State and National Affairs.
NN Saturday, january LIST, 1876, THE
OGAZE71E was issued in a New and
Popular Form. All that capital ami enter
prise can accomplish will be freely used to
place it in the front rank Of American
journalism. 1t will contain all the News
of the Day, including the Associated Press
kilograms, Special kilograms, and CORES
rondcncc from all points of interest full
AMI accurate Financial, Commercial, and
Local Reports and Fearless Editorial Dis
cussions of all current topics 1t will aim
70 be tirst-class, live newspaper, complete
IN cvcrV respect and will give the fullest
and freshest news at the lowest possible
cost.
TERMs.-Daily, postpaid. six tollarc a
year; two cents single copy, or twelve
cents week, payable to the carriers
Weekly, postpaid, one dollar wear. No
subscription for the Weekly received for
less than a year. Address
The eaaxalte.
1866 West Baltimol. Street,
Jan Baltimore, Nj.
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BUILDING AssoCIATIoNs.-The second
annual report Of the Secretary of the Frost
burg Perpetual Building Association will be
read this Saturday evening at eight o'clock
The annual election of officers and directors
will be held at the same time.
We learn a movement is ON foot to con-
vert the Mutual Landlords into an associa
ton on the perpetual plan.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-08

WE acknowledge the receipt of an invi-
tation ito attend an adjourned meeting of
the committee appointed by the Canal extern
sion Contention recently held at Western
port, Nd which will be held at Barnum's
City Hotel, Baltimore, on Friday, the 21st
of January next, at II o'clock, A. NJ, the
object of which is to devise ways and means
to carry out the plan OF an independent
feeder to the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal from
the coal region to its terminus at Cumber-
land. Md"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-08

EXAMINATION. School Commissioners
Buchanan, FROST and Wilson, and Examin-
er Mckay, visited the Frostburg Public
School on Thursday. The examination was
very creditably passed by the pupils. The
their charges were duly commended by the
visitors In this connection, it is TO be re-
GREETED the people generally do not take
Cue interest in the progress of our schools
These examinations should be regularly
and largely attended by those Immediately
concerned
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-08

FIRE At PIEDMoNT.--On Saturday
morning last (New Years day. fire broke
out in the armory of the Jacob Zouaves,
consuming an entire square of the central
portion of the town of Piedmont excepting
two houses. \ number of stores, together
with large stocks of merchandise, dwellings
and the town hall, were destroyed, entail
ing a loss of 100000 or $4,000. The
greater part of this, however is covered by
insurance. The town was fortunate in
securing the assistance CT the Cumberland
Fire Department in time to prevent the
spread of the fire to adjoining blocks. This
caiamit" is attributed to inccndiarism
CUMBERLAND NEwsPAPERs.-Thc Cir
tHan fulfilled its recent promise by appear
ing Sunday morning last in new shape.
With MI r. b. Price associated with Col
Will III. Lowdermilk, the editorial conduct
of the Cisilian cannot fail to be all its most
ardent friends desire.
On Monday morning next the ANeganian
will ic-appeal as a daily under the manage
ment of Messrs. Stephens & Taylor These
gentlemen, we learn, are highly endorsed,
and their enterprise is backed by influence
and capital
The Ners, the oldest of Cumberland dali
lies, proposes further Improvements with
the opening OF its sixth volume during next
spring
We extend to each and all our wishes for
success.
| WE ncknnWlrlrn tie rcccint of an inyi-
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-08

sanse<l-The public TO know that the
best Wines and Liquors, by the gallon or
otherwise, are sold at 3. STERN's Liquor
store. Old stock Whiskey, Is years old,)
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-08

Webster's Unabridged Dictionary.
10000 Words ana Mcaniags not n other
Dictionaries.
, 1876-09-06

No direct and trustworthy information has
arrived about the fghs near Podgoritzs, in
which, according to the reports from Rseuss,
some 10000 Turks suffered a heavy loss. Con-
sidering that, according to official information
received here from the spot, the Turks had
only 5000 Regulars, of whom the greater part
were in Scutari, and not in Podgoritza, the
oxaggeration is patent at first sight. The
fact is the Turks have been even slower in
collecting their forces in Albania than elsewhere,
and all those fights which have occurred
there have been fights Of the Irregulars with
the revolted tribe of the Kucsi. The Turks
seem to reckon mostly for their operations on
that side on the Albanian Irregulars, above
all, the Miridites, who play a leading part 10
them. They have, therefore, decided at last
to send back Prenk, the son of the late Miridite
cheiftain, Bib Dodo, who has been kept eight
years in ConstantInople. He arrived the day
before yesterday by the Austrian Lloyd steamer
in Trieste, and has gone with the Dalmatian
coasting steamer to Antivari. The release OF
Prenk was q condition made by the Kiridites
before they would stir.
, 1876-09-06
KILOGRAMS BY ENGLISH MAIL.
THE UNITED STATES.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. |

PHILADELPHIA Aug. IL.
Congress has compromised" and passed all
the Appropriation Bills. The total amount sp.
propriRted for ordinary and extraordinary ex-
penses Of the Government for the current fiscal
year, excluding debt and interest, amounts to
8I47,719,O75, showing a decrease as compared
with last years. appropriations of S29, 5S4, 205.
Therehave been several earnest debates about
these reductions, the Democrats claiming them
90 be economy, the Republicans declaring that
such reduction had been secured by negleoting
important branches of the public service OF
emitting items which must next year be voted
as deficiencies. The Diplomatic Appropria.
ton Bill as finally passed Gbollshes the missions
to Portugal, Switzerland, Greece, Denmark,
and Paraguay, replacing them with Charges
d'Afsires at SIS, 1000 salary. It also abolishes
the missions to Bolivia, Ecuador, Colombia, aud
Uruguay. Twenty-Five COnsulates are abolish
ed, all others remaining with the same salary
as heretofore. The European OOnsuiates
abolished are Southampton, Malta, VIadlvos.
took, OportO, Santa Cruz, Nantes, Rochelle,
Port Mason, Valencia, S~tettin, Maranham,
Cyprus, Bucharest, Venice, Milan, also Swatow
Port Said, ond Hakodadi.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Aug. IA.
A vast number Of persons left Paris yester-
Gay Tor the seaside. Ine extreme heat Is gra"
duslly making Paris a desert. One meets
hardly anything in the streets but cabs laden
With luggage on the way b the stations. It is
quite an emigration. The Ministers In their
turn are also preparing to go away, and this
morning a few representatives of foreign coun-
tries who are still In Paris took leave of the
Duo Decazes, who is going to pass the holy
days at ArcaohOn and Vichy.
ITALY.
ROME, Aug. 9.
Az important discovery has just been made
ct Pompeii. It consists Of q number Of objects
OF gold and silver, and close to them the car.
bombed skeletons oftwe men, who would seem
to have been borne down in the storm Of ashes
while endeavouring to escape with their valu-
ablss or plumber. Among the things found are
eight rings, six pieces of money, two pairs Of
earrings, one single earring. TIVE large arm.
let's, each ornamented with Is pairs of half
globes, with little shells upon them, held to.
Rether by chainvork, and q necklace also Of
ohainwork, ell of gold . silver ring.s32 pieces
ofsllver money, q casseroIe Of the same material,
broken In pieces, and three large bronse OoinS'
, 1876-09-06
s,
From the SpectatOr.J

In the House Of Lords, Lord Granville,
in a speech occasionally amuSiDg-as when
he stated that the 9l0O, 600. 900 we had
lent to Turkey had had precisely the same
effect as giving rum to sayages-maintain-
ed that the object of the settlement after
the Crimeaa war was to restore to collec-
tive Europe the right of interference in
Turkey, that the accord Of the Powers
should be repaired, and that diplomacy
should be reSorted to as early as possible
to terminate the conflict. He suggested,
as the method of termination, that where
the Christians were Ia a majority, they
should have selt-government and where the
c reeds were too much mixed for that solu-
ton, some compromise should be adopted,
such as Lord Dutferin had arranged in
Syria. This country would never be sa-
tisfed if, as q result of the Crimean war,
and of our sacrifices for twenty years, the
Christian subjects of Turkey should be
placed in q worse position than before.
Lord Granville's speech appears to point
to autonomy without a hereditary ruler,
as the solution he would best approve, but
it is, we imagine, an lmpracticable one.
The object of the hereditary govern
or would be plumber.
Lord Dsrby's speech in reply was pEin.
cipallv remarkable for admissions. He
admitted that Europe ought to settle the
future condition of Turkey. He admitted
" that there had been, on the part of the
Turkish Government, great and grievous
faults Of administration during the last
twenty years, and that these faults have
contributed in some not uncomfortable
degree to the insurrectionary movements
we have witnessed during the last twelve
months" He admitted that the Christian
, 1876-09-06
T E L E g R A II s
6y. THOMAS STATION.

o. 4HUMAS CITATION.
Sept. /.
new YoRK Acknowledgements from Constamino-
pie states that Sultan Murad has been deposed,
aud that his brother Abdul Hand has been pro-
claimed successor to the throne of the Ottoman
Empire.
Advioes from Cettigne state that the Montene-
grin Government has issued q diplomatic note re-
q~uesting the intervention of tho Foreign Powers
for the establishment of peace.
News from the seat Of war announce that the
Servian General Leschjanin has attempted to
commit suicide.
Intelligence from Lisbon states that the bank.
ing houses there have resumed business the
Portuguese financial crisis being terminated.
Sept !.
New YoRk, Sept, Flour, per barrel. 81.
Lawren &c brand, in New York, 50.
Meal per barrel, $50.
Heavy Mess Pork, per barrel, Sl6A.
}Crystals, per pound, 80 to l0to.
0"g" Fair to good refining, per lb., 9 TO oso.
English Isl ands Molasses, per gallon, 80 to 500.
Premium on Gold 10 -
Exchange, New York and London, 1874.
LONDON, Sept. LIST.
Sugar, Muscovedo, do. 22i3 do
Clayed Havana, No. ~. 253 aAoat.
Demerara Rum, per gallon, ~ IN bond
Trim idad Cocoa, Por owt'I ISL
Consols 90.
Bank Of England Rate OfDisOount geo.
Rentes 7l.76.
Cotton 6.
(TAs Bulletin, 81 TAomss)
, 1876-09-06
Translation.
NOTICE.

\ CELEBRATION Of the birthday Of
q Her Majesty the Queen, His ExcelIencv
the Governor will receive the civil and
military Officials aud other inhabitants OF
the Island at Recommendations on Thurs
day the 9TH inst. at 9 o'clock D. m.
Presidency's Secretary's Office, St. Croix
end September 1879.
S. ", VAN BRAKLE.
, 1876-09-06
VIEW aDVERTTSEWEN"T
Bekjendtdjoxelse

Y ANLEDNING at Honde, Maiesta,t
q Dfonningens hole F6dseIsdag modtager
Hans H6Ivelbaarenhed Gouverneuren O5ns
clyIle Gog, miIitairo Embedsmmnd SAINT
andre Indvaanere | Gouvernementshuget
Iorsdagen den Tide d M. Klokken 2 Efter-
midday.
Pfesidentskabs Secretariatet, St. Croix
den 2deo September 1876.
s. w. VAN BRAKLE.