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, 1876-12-20
TIL 3 "AVI is"
ST. CR0II
Wednesday 2Oh December 1876.

On Monday 18th instant the Colonial
Council hsld an extraordinary Meeting,
The Vice Chairman ~(Sarauw) in the Chair.
The only matter on the Ordsr Of Day
was the 3rd Discussion on the Draft Of
Ordinance concerning the Military Force
In St. Croix.
The Government had proposed an
amendments, by which the clause adopted
at the 2nd Discussion Of tho Draft provid-
ing that Professionally for a term OF S years
s mounted men shaIl be kept at tho
Police Station, KingshiIl, be struck out
again.
After the President had repeated some
Of the reasons stated by Governor Garde
OF the Councils last meeting, against
accepting the Ordinance with tho clause
above-stated, and had recommended the
Council to adopt this amendment now pro.
posed, as otherwise the Ordinance would
not be submitted for Royal Sanction and
ths intended and desired saving noA
be ssrried out -
The Speaker Of the Committee (Rosen-
stand) said be would not repeat the discus
sions last meeting on the point Of these 8
men, but would in behalf Of the Commit
toe declare, that it ia SO strongly impres.
Sed with the necessity Of obtaining a reduc-
ton of our yearly expense, through a re.
duction Of the military force, and In the
face of the declaration from Government
that the Draft will not be submitted for
Royal sanction If the clause concerning
the 8 men remains in il, the Committee
could not take upon itself, or recommend
to the Council to take upon itself, the res
possibility for preventing the reduction,
although the Committee still lays as great
weight now as before on the stationing Of
those few men at KingshilI but the Com
mittee hoped that the Government would,
in return, not take upon itself the RESPONSE
btlity Of efecting a sudden change 10 the
character of ths Polise and Gems d'armes
StAtion ct Kingshill, q hope which the lat
ter part OF the discussions last Monday rem
dsred ~jussi6able, lie recommended those
, 1876-12-20
WRITTEN TENDERS MARKED:
TENDERS FOR BOOTS
? FOR THE
FORCE, 1877

may be forwarded to the Royal Mill
tary Depot on or before Wednesday
the 9th December 1876 2 o'clock
p. m. containing a Statement Of the
prices at which. the parties will un-
dertake to deliver either the whole
number not exceeding 400 pairs of
Boots or the number Of pairs requir-
ed for the respective Garrisons.a
The Boots are to be delivered ac-
cording as they are wanted on the
Requisition from the Military Depot
and to measurement Of the men.
The tenders will be opened on the
afternoon of the above stated day in
the presence of those who NAV ap-
pear and information will be given
to the party whose tender is accepted
by the Government from the Militia
ry Depot.
Samples of the Boots and the
Conditions for the delivery thereof
may be seen in the Royal Military
Depot in Christianstcd, in Fredc-
riksfort pr. Frederikstod and in
Christiansfort, St. Thomas.
The Royal Military Depot, ST.
Croix 18th December 1876.
ii. G. RAUPACH.
, 1876-12-20
Bekjendtgjorelse

f6lgO Ordre fra Gouvernementet
for de dansk vcstindiske Der nd
bydes herved til Licitation Leveran-
cen az indfl
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An Englishman visiting Sweden noticing
their care for neglected children, who are
taken from the streets and highways and
placed in special schools, Inquired If it was
not costly. He received the Suggestive an
swsr: Eyes, it is costly, but not dear. We
Swedes are not rich enough to let child
grow up in ignorance, misery and crime, to
become afterward a scourge to society as well
as disgrace to himself"
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THOs. HUNTER,
TIC to 722 Filbert-st., Phila.
IT PAYS! IT PAYS /!
WHAT PAYS?

TT PAYS every Manufacturer, Merchant, Mechanic,
i Inventor Farmer, Professional man. to keep in
formed all the Improvements and discoveries OF the
age.
TT PAYS the head of every family to introduce into
his household newspaper that is instructive, that
fosters for investigation, and promotes thought
and encourages discussion among the members.
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To THE PoINr.-" Fathery.r said Jane,
"am member of the Church ?0 Yes,
my daughter, initiated you while an infant"
" But father, you know that l have always
been worldly minded girl. Do yon think it
right for me to say that am in the Church :"
" Daughter" he replied, i" you remember
that in the Church there are both wheat and
tares, so the Saviour teaches in parable. You
are but tare, Jane, only tare, I fear"
"Didn't you initiate me yourself?" eyes,
but why need that trouble you" why,
look at this father-sH lie that sows the tares
is the devil.'" The old man looked at the
passage, groaned aloud, and made no reply.
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MISCELLANY.

TIE VALUE OF EDUcATIoN.-Jake was
heard calling across the fence to his neighbours
son, colored youth who goes to school at the
Atlanta colored university
Look hyar, boy, you goes ter school, don't
yers"
Yes, SIR" replied the boy.
"Gettin' eddykashun, amt yer?"
"Yes, SIR"
Larnin' 'rithmetick and figgerin' on a
slate, eh?''
"Yes, sir.''
"Well, it don't take two whole days to
make hour, do it?"
IVY, no - exclaimed the boy.
You was gwine ter bring dat hatchit back
in an hour, warn't yer 2"
"Yes, SIR"
IAN it's bin two days Sence yer borrowed
it. Now, what goods eddykashun gwine ter
do you thick-skulled niggers when yer go to
school whole year an den can't tell how long
it takes to fotch back a hatchit ?"
The boy got mad and slung the Ratchet cv-
err the fence and half way through an ash Bar
rci.-Ihe Atlanta Constitution.
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FBY AUTHoRITY.l
TAX NOTICE.
.zno A nT prAT RQTATH

YHLE UT EHN1E6 dLS11 1SzEztk1 z7NS@ n , ~
FOR TAXES.
NoTrCEis hereby given that Public Sale OF the
paa Estate hereinafter mentioned will be held at the
cs 81 the RECEIVER OF Taxes Of the City of Lambert
ville on
WEDNESDAY THE 2sd DAY OF AAReH, 1870,
d. hour Of two o'clock In the afternoon for the low
cat term OF wears (bu exceeding NIFTY years.
or which any person will take the same and pay the
Interest and cost fees charges and expenses according
10 the provisions of Section Nine Of an Act entitled
It 10 revise and amend the Charter Of the City of
rambertyille approved March sixteenth eighteen hun.
dred and The interest In each case WI
s September The fees charges and EXPENSES will be
IN each for the certificate of SALE and the proper
tion OF the cost of advertising and SALE
A TpAsscRIrr OF UNPAID TAXES ON LAND AND REAL
ESTATE, JAN. LIST, 1875:
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Beatty PI A n Q |.

ENDORSED By THE HIGHEST
MUSICAL
authorities as THE BES1, D. f. Beatty, Proprietor
Washington, N. J.
Febs.f0 1879
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QuintupIe Picture 4 ss Centennial,

Mr. Thomas Hunter, of Philadelphia,
whose admirable series of Autographs has
done SO much towards awakening interest
In our National Celebration, has published
picture containing the fee principal build
ings on one sheet, also BIds-Isye ReW OF
Fairmount Park, with the buildings in the
foreground. Nothing could more fully sup
ply the information sought by those inter-
ested. The Quintuple represents all the
buildings on large scale, with sufficient de-
tail to convey to the mind some of their
magnificent proportions; the Biads-eye
Pieip is by far the most faithful representa-
ton of the Park yet printed. Every build
ing whose plan and position have been de-
termined, every ravine, fountain and tree,
is correctly drawn.
These pictures are Endorsed by the Gen.
tennia Board of Finance, who afforded the
publisher every facility to make them iaceu-
rate and who have distributed them argely
in every civilized country on the globe.
Aside from their merits as works Of art,
their interest now in prospect of the Cele-
bration, and as mementos when that event
is over, entities them to a place In every
household.
MI. Hunters list now comprises the fol-
lowing: /, Art Gallery; 2, Main Building
Ing; 5, Agricultural Hall; 6, Bird's-eyc
View; !, double mos and on Sheet
8, Triple (Nos 1, . and on sheet g.
Quintuple mos. 1, 2. 9, 4, and on sheet)
All uniform price, so cents each. Sent free
by mail secarely packed. Prices In quanti-
ties 81. 90 per dozen, and 40 cents for post
age; $1,000 per hundred S200.00 per thou
sand and less in larger quantities. Sent
Good agents wanted everywhere, TO whom
liberal terms will be given.
Address,
THOS. HUNTER,
TIC to 1872 Filbert-St., Phila.
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The and most lasting parior organ in No
other parlor organ has attained the popuar
ty Send stamp for circular and for terms to dealers
Agents wanted everywhere Address, DANIEL r. BEAT
ry, Washington, Nj. June2. 1875
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Judge Brady, of New York, tells this good
story He was one day on the wharf while an
emigrant ship was coming in. An Irish Ia
borer who knew him, edged alongside, and,
after a look at the crowded ship, turned to
the Judge and said "Tell ye what Misther
Brady, thin furrners is goin' to play the
divl with US intirely. Phat'll we do at all,
at AIM
My success is owing to liberality In adver-
Using. Bonner.
The road to fortune is through printers
ink.-[P. T. Barnum.
Frequent and constant advertising brought
me all own.--[A. T. Stewart.
My son. deal with men who advertise; you
VIII never lose by it.--rBen Franklin.
, 1876-02-05

in the furnAcos, and henco there fs no stohm in
tho building, aud moreover thers is no warmth
IN that oI1lcs Tho tenlreyulure there IA . few
degrees, prvbah!y ! of 4, higher shan elsewhere
in tho building.
Ths Government cns.odians occupy that Of
f1co. Tl1ore must hlWaya 10 two 0f thhm on
hand night aud day. Water would aln,oat frcczo
II that room; It Ia ,xary cold thero. The
and lnsc no deBlra to elkolate str John Frank
lii.
They made application to tho foreman Of tho
dslllery. "llo ocehatoualy poeks in ~ eee how
thlnga ate going. for q Btoyo, Il bucket Of hot
Mater. or halt dozon we'll hoatod bricks.
The foreman, being an alleged crooked dlati!-
lor, laughed Hcosnfuly, anil declined 10 furnish
store. rs thero wero no fixtures tor that uee-
ntove-pEpe might b. t,n through tho window.
Tho foreman SAID, $50, 1t would s's'ato sao IN
Burnt,cc.h
Tho Gaugors were compelled to do tho no1t
best ths The5 r'Te 1ssr dFa,,loaa o. kSHn i
those they nro cudoaYorlpg to keep warm. Tic
attcmpt il not perfect succoAb. Tie Atctlo
Hing tn not yet out Of tramps.
heavily and drags slowly orer tho heads OF these
custudiaus. "sevon-up" and ''auction pitcl, !"
lnyo ceased to furnish amusement; besides.
tAoy can's icayo tho ptemIncs to pnrcllaso beer.
To merens torpidisy, tho cussodnna anvo or
ganzoa pedestrian matches. they handicap
themselves with ulAtesB. blxnketH etc., and
every t,5o hours make Start for tramp OF hall
All hour.
This giyos tho blood in thoir bodes an oppor-
tunity to circulate and Afforsla nource ot onjoy-
mont 10 tho distiIcry hands, who !lavo nothing
to do but aA.teu thoir noses against tlio wiuduS-
papes, and watch the amateur Wcstous.
Thu Qaugers. however, hse begnuIug to woaty
OF thos job. Their hourly prayer IL ior Powell
to bond out his shop and 20 to work again.
Powell declines to do 40, alleging there Is no
n1ouoy in tho busincBs. and the uoyernmcnt oIti-
ciAls might nsnke nno,hos swoop On Tho concern.
Aud no tho "tsnmp, trBmp, trump" saoms
bound to 20 OH until tho 1cturu Of spring.
And yet thoso Guugers hre not happy. bocaugo
tho mirtllful dBtttlery hands occasionally mako
their yiengcs dtscarnnb!o At tue windowst aud
yel in ksentorlan accents, "How's yor poor,
sick foet 7"
, 1876-02-05
MEXICO.
A Grcnt Revolution LII rroErcss In
UNVufcf Country.

A Great Revolution In rroErcss In
UhVuict Country.
Special snatch to The Ch,eaao Irtbu,tk.
New ORLEANS, Fab. 4.-Latcst information
from Afoxico indicates very unsottled condl-
tiou OF affairs in tLo northern States Of that
country, and probably d general instruction
ngain At tho Government Of Lerdo de TejRla, A
Hpecu to tho Republican from Sau Antonio.
Tex. OF o-day' . date says: II have received
tho following by private letter from s1!ti!la:
Tho revolution is gaining ground, and great
excitement prevails throughout tho State. Tho
whole western part OF Coahuila ia up In a,Es,
as arc tho Pacific statos, Tamaulipas. Nuoya
Leon' snn luis, and, in faot, 81 Nurthora Mex-
fr9m tho State Of Tamaulipau. Another Gonoyal
Ia approaching Saltilla from tho wort. Durago
has joTned hnuds with her sister Statoa in thiH
struggle" .uon. Ord, having boon summoned
to Washington for consultation On Mexican az
fairs, loft this morning.
, 1876-02-05
COTTON Markets.

aAlyrsros, Fob. 4.-cotsou dull; nIadlings.
12}6u; asock, 76.5a2 ha'csi weekly receipts,
1l.s2d; gtosH, ll.2t6; exports 10 drsat Drits,u,
4sli 10 tho Continent, 1.a78; to ahe Channel,
1,2l0; coasswt bs, y. .l07; sa!es, 4,eQ3.
hloullE, Feb. 4.-cottop s!eady; tniddlings,
l21sc1 asock. 3a,o7I bales; weekly not receipts,
11.755; gross, $50; exports to the Continent,
B,768 y tho Chaansl, l.G25s eoasswiss, 2,86l /;
salsB, 12B0U.
CuAHLzsToH, i. O.. Fab. 4.-Coston quIot /;
middl!u8s. l2@@oi stock, 6s.2a3 bxIes; weekly
net receipts G,5sa to France. l,7Goi to tho
SAVANNAH, ia, Fab. 4,--Gattou quiot lrregu.
ia1;, nlddlags. l2skc; stook, 55GJl balSa I,
weekly net secs.pts, II. 200 groas, 1909; OK
potts to Great britain. B,Hl4; to tho Coutineut,
s.p3i c9satwiss, Y.z37; sales. t.99a.
, 1876-02-05
ELSEWHERE.
protesting
ST. LOUIS,
GATHERING or LEUAL FORCES FOR THE onEA1
TNIAL,
ST. LOUIS,

......... ST. LOUIS.
oA7uratSo OF LEoAI. FORCES FOR TIE onEA1
TRIAL.
9pes'at osspasea !" 4"' c"'saso tTa'n"t.
~, .opt'' w., Hep a'Iou65 plepata"ons
ase oons nlaao w oosn s1'lod IN 'uo naocoox
Ease. fuoAo 'a'u'o's PROMISES 10 10 gIeates
~ s.4ua :" A"3 y. WV ptsee"1us 's'a!'. un'ea
a'Isen 1iA' o"a' oAspuoi oou oaoeocA 1Aenet
.n.A" tososnst "sst a t.1nets osotso' h'a ea'ot
soaAno' a.isou ..oI satns9 1nta morning, ana
s'o atNppl'h w. 'us A,u"e1 tose'' 1ney haso
peon ~ coasa'1as1on uultns 'ao aey wltn 1auge
Atota ano nose' ''nof'nao' " naocoeaH coun-
nc'' uon. o&oeoes' III eonpal'y VIVA humDer
OF his fflenda, Ii o1pecsod to arrive to-
Morrow morning. An order Was fnale by
Judge Dillon to-day requiring Frank II.
Avarv IN imnadi.to,v n,,1,co T., C,,ut
' P'ooa-o ~ eout*
tue coYeteA correspondence botHeon htm8olf aud
Dabcocl The teIeyrnms nntj Init ara fnclud.a
d. III. .-.w,,Souoa' '...z.;: '
III '1nu co1FedpoAulnco coiuPs1ho domo very
atTonE evidence against Babcock, aud their Ia.
,-o,,ur,;o,, ,.;l, ,,xn ,.ont pt,o,n,,, - a.. -.
.'o"'..s'oa wa 6t'o e.o@s o'e".'" ~ sAo ease
Tor tue Government. n statement has been
published to the effect that Its. 1fckeo, wifo
Of William. has In her possesuon documentary
ey,icncc .oa;nat 1,ahcock snf;rIoot :, co,,y;,,
',r'e a.as, T. .s.z ~" ,a .,e's., ~sA'ts''
.!a tno asot5 20 'sty ''aa' "aa aoao'loss las no
, 1876-02-05
FREEZING THEM OUT.
u&1.KIE1 tn HFtk WAHAf.

GU thu corner OF CaualpoEr avenue aud Nor
gan street is located thu South branch DiBtil-
lery. It wsa run and is owned by joint stock
company, of which Hlmon Powell ~ President,
fhe dissillsrv Is not nov IN operation. 1t was
ono Ut Tbs victims III tho last satl. Siuco tla
dato Of the selzulo no suoae bsa curl0d from tho
tall chimney adjoiuiug tho boilss.room.
Tho promises ars In tha hsuda Of tho Govern
ment, represented by thEeo or four Gusgeta, for
whoM nt the pFtseut time tlero i'd no other en-
p!ngIurns,
II Id tue dntv Of these gentlemen 10 BOO that
10 QUO burgln'iously Or felououaly walks OF
with narh.tub. sill, barrel, or bnpg-hole. In
fact, they aru authorized " allow l,o ouo on tho
pt.nllros bur Gnye,aHent employees.
Wi.en tho dsstl!itry Y4s III pperatIou II waB
htAted by t,ean! f1o:n til, butler. Tho ott.cs, u
hir2l ftrni.lNl roo.n III Tho tuilaiug, il Fro
tldad WITH MI els1hs:t steam LtAiiny apparatus,
II bs furnished from, that sanlo boiler.
Az tilo concern IL not running there IL no fire
, 1876-02-05
NEW ORLEANS,
TElKOHArHlQ CDhTUMACY.

New ORLEANS, Fob. AZ. ". Barnes. Man.
aRer Of thu Western UnIon Telegraph Company,
was before tho United States Grand Jury to-day,
having been summoned to produce dispatches
before the crooked ,hsro aud 1t other points
MIR. Harness stated that he did not know t4at
ouch dispatches lAd heon heut. II tl,oy had, It
would Eoqulro 4 weeks uma aua mucl labor TO
loQk through the messages seus--Heye1aI hun
1rsd thousand got those required. The Jury
hass the nlattor under consideration. It ii be-
loved they "tli order tue messages required TO bo
Woods said that NJ ogder OF Court would he
Issued. II required. compelling Manager usrpes
y comply with tho dsmsnds Of tho Grand Jury.
lbs losa OF books, Of failure to produce them.
Dtstrtct.Aitosuey beckulth states: delays tho
investigation, bas tho chsIn Of evidence can and
, 1876-02-05
will ba proluocl without them. Tho prncosa Ia
GLOW Int certain. Tho uratld jury has been dfA-
charged It'll Monday.
BABCOCk,
sENRATtoNAf. pRooHoBItclrYoNo

6AGCCCk,
aENRATtoNAf. pNoONoBrtclTToN1.
SPECIAL Dsratch to Ths Ch,eaao 7rloune.
WABntXoros, D. G., Fob. 4.-rhs ntatomons Il
traor,linary, n,,d astounding developments may
10 oxnoctcd Ia the Dabcock trial noxt voct. It
ia said tint unless thu evidence is suppressed ii
will imp!tcato great number Of persons in both
Eastern md Western cities. Tho evidcnco Ia
supposed to consist OF telographio and other
correspondence covering tho period from lS72
until now.
DOUBTFUL B1ony or STORMY INTERVIEW At the
WHITE tt0usE.
H'spatchto Cincinnati Commercial.
WAsaisaroa. Fob. IA story Of \ sensational
ordor, vouchod for, however, by ncn who nre
worthy of all tol1ef. regarding Grant aud Dab-
cock is in activo circulation tonight. It ts to
tho effect that at All interview today with Iris
tow mud Pierfopont the rres,dont docIarod his
purpose TO 70 to St. Louis and glyo Ills tost, :
molly IN Dabcook'H favor. Tho intorvow ns-
occasion to refer to l}ristowB proaacutiou Of tho
Whlaky Hing III Rirong tosmR of disapprovaI,
concluding with tho remark that bo undorstooi
perfectly that certain parties near TO him, Nnlo
thay wcro pretending to be Lia friends, wero
really his onotntcs seeking to build themselves
I'll at hts expense. Tho PrcRidont'a manor
waa unmtRtakably polntoh, and Secretary 1}sa-
tow. In Astonshmont and dismny turned about
aud walkod to window. and stood looking out
for Bonls moments. An interval Of bilonce en-
sued. which WAS brokon by piorrepout, uho sug-
Rostcd III a BubducI tono that lc thought lilo
President WAS incilnna to bo' AaHty and hovero In
his judgment, to WHICH Grant rospondeti In a
loud, angry tono that WHOM be wlHhcd alyico
from 10 Cabinet counselora as ohls psta.i,al
atfatra he would notify them. The President has
lost his calm fnlperturhabllity mud Inns fallen into
nm irritable state. IN wnlch ha becomes violent
aud abusive, Especially will, soforonco TO tho
parties concerned 10 tho prosecution OF the
Whisky Ting. Tho story Ans somo n,arls OF i'm.
probability, but Is In so o1eslentty vouclied for
oiIoft to induce tho President to put Ilis tosti-
nlonv In tue ahapo Of oil allidayit will not bo
Abandoned.
tIl,o strong probability Ia. that evory word OF
tho aboyo waa manufactured out of whole cloth.
-Eu. 1nIyuSE.1
, 1876-02-05

CINCINNATI. o. Fob. 2.-somo Significance Is
attached by many rersous to the statement In
the AFFIDAVIT OF ex-Postuastor Green, Of Dayton,
O., who rs OH ttinl here before Judge Swing tor
tho Misrepresentation OF Government money,
that tho Hon. Robert G. echcnck will 10 here In
April to testify in his {Gruen's) case. It ia uu-
leratood 10 moan TINT Qtccs. has positlys infor-
nation TINT Minister aeleuck will bu recalled by
shat tlMc. ..
DAYTON, O., Feb. 4.--The family and con1lou.
tlaI frtondB Of Gen. Schenek in this city assert
tllat tlo has no. intin,atol any intuition to 10.
tnra hume In tl,e coming spiiug, or ut any other
Cincinnati ia regarded Al . puio aurmise. No
body bellevos that Bclcnck has my knowledge
bearing on tho case.
, 1876-02-05
wAa generally chhltef, and left In his possession
lie tnAYou nptee and did Yar!etY OF thIn3a Il

vAa generally csalte1, and left In his possession.
lie snayou notcs, and did a variety or thln8s In
an honest WY.
OF late ho ilaa always boon found at tho Tiv-
oil from II until O'clock, tho titno when v,lis.
Ky mon do oougrogate thoro. ITo has boon worry
nifablo with them. Thcy havs watched him
carefully. For aomo tin,o they euspectod that
lo was up 10 something concerning themselves,
aud sl,oy .shunnod him as woh IN tt,oy coah,
politely. lie has also boen dercrentint 10 nows.
Eaper mon. another euapic[ons circumstance.
Tho other mkn. sonc four or 1v0
Assistant Assessor uatlcr Bloomfield. Gen.
Webster romuYed lin. and lie won't to Pokln.
nrnrl which town ho tlonrinhesi for n short
rnrlod. Ito then returned 10 Chicago. and nm
nonncotl that ho should Apply for n Government
otllca. 1ln failed to get tho necessary inlnrso-
1uott, and abont Two months ngo ho dropped out
Of town, and has not yes returned.