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New YORK. Tuesday. Aug. 29.-There were
no fresh off rings ana enough stock held TO
induce buyers TO visit the market plac Dressed oeef
VAS moderately active tins morning at OtSlfc H.
for common 10 good native beef sides, and 6d6Isc
for Texas beef
Receipts OF calves 3ii head, iarge number OF
which were Rrussers for whit there was very mod
craze demand Vt tdafg per head. AK-tcd veae were
In good demand ard active ~ cf9f. per n Hog
dressed veals in good request at 12 ic per n.
Rcccltts OF She aud amus were carloads 10Y
head There was no improvement IN the condition o;
the market or Ia price,. ana sncs were ucray slow
nj 90 dsc. for poor 10 prime Lambs. and 40 jpc
Tor ordnar, to genuine sheep. Dressed mutton ruled
dull at luc per n, ma drossrd Ian hs at S11c.
Receipts 4 swine were ~ carloads containing i13
hog. None on sale alive. Jercy hogs were in far
demand IN Washington Market At SslagLsc. per n.
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From a speech bV Congressman L'Wts or Alabama
The proof before this House shows that
the present Secretary at tho NAVY has fai!ed To
appreciate the grave dulles aud resuouslhiii l'es
OF his exalted position. lie has used his ONCE
for personal and partisan objects, aud IN his zeal
for those he mas neglected lts blalhest require
mcnts. lie has openly aud seatedly violated
the laws, aud so lar from attempting to punish
offender, he has connived at their Ohel. SEES, and
IN IA NY Instances re- ainDd them IN Cnlce. He
h - imposed upon Congress, he his betr yed his
trust, he his denoraiized the service. he has
perverted his p ,tronage. and has gwen to his
cUuntr, an administration OF the navy that Is
wastcful ex rdvacant. and full Of abuses, with
many millions Of money unaccounted for aud
many mill ons more squdndered In wanton ana
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state bonds were negitrfrd. We note sales Of Ms
souri, t.. long LOld- iuiil T,nut--ce IL old Al
tsAs~ 49,. RAJ ruad nurds RET ctod wel-d buted
trauc, with t- prii cipa rsns ctto- TO lows. New
Jersey central convcgiitif, So waNk"c uuu 81
Ptul colt, dat u .kils tuu,. SHaA MuauA nc and
50. Pa 81 lists. IL NNaurte ami So. PAM l.f- La
crosse dN.iou, logs ncleo, Roc. Island and Pa.
enc - iVie iaauuGI ana 81 Joerp -. rluNerfblt
h4HNt'c. Nlrnig "a truftt -. 4nli. 4 utr PirinC
goit .uuns. llO4. MON faoiuc Railroad Isl a. Ort-
g 100 lWs, uiun f4eihc -. I,ld grirt, lois
49, G." nni lsi,, e. o. IT, L IA auu Iron
N"nnl lsi' lul 'r,Ht Nr.trin 1T mort gc. lSSs.
uls mcsgu Hhu Np-thw stern sineiu- funl. IONA
y aware Hqd ruoson registered ponds. lSpl. lluii
Morris sra tsstA ii Cuus ld.tr. To- =, Norih Mis-
Np-l 10. 90 lyaNHfe aud h..-uu. S.,l, .rlc IuU
wa 49, New 'eref Central let cons iatrd - 49,
~ % lcs- Fuu NofhNr cons e.. dated c,,., IA
go nl.ts. OF Central puohc LIST .rtllrc 4 10.
iotlh AN 'icfun branch, ga. r'iI A. .rNf SINK ne
tuna. .sIisi usNllr aLd Nashville con. uitAtr s!s
W. f.cluc Railroad " Missouri 1t mortgage iiii
lhr following we're the upyniug hlxur.t lowest. .lu
d L. NJ V.4slhs prices VI stOrAs to-day
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HrwEEKLy sUN published this mornins cln-
tnins the following

thins the following;
rial IicAet Resolutions Adopted Speaker Kcrrs Fu.
nerali Tue Election Ia Alabama one OF the Mo or.
derry an Record Whrre the Taxes 60 Tho Enormous
Dcfacat Ons ana EmhezLcments OF Nrints Odicrhuld.
ers Methodist fraternY--A Dasls Of Union tor the
Contract with the syndicate ,iused Years Business
4 undtion OF Our Import and Export Trade BtNlng
Convention The South Carolina PuIi On" Store I'm.
parchment Zach chandler Accused OF PLAN ola.
tlOn Of the Law The Wal on th suuN Prac ical Fail
ure Of the Campaign Tn" African IA the Sluth-iIi rr-
rTug tOrrcsponIence ON the Que-tion ot Race Man.
ton Marnirs NlaWs-A Private Letter to "a pohting
Liberal Il puOllc n-Ihe Platforms and CaAdi lAtes
Compared Frauds IN flG Lana once; Those Auouy
nous Leitcis-Nhat or nj has say about TAem. Tic
warfare m m East Desperate Condition II tho SCI.
vunr -ONcfturcs ioi Pea, ten M'l le,an ON the 70.
ltlsal OulOuA-lls Oilnon 81 ltltcui shall there
New he Peace Eloquent Letter FROM N.Coniet-
etAu Officers TIE Attack on Mr.. nden- The truth OF
tN Alton anu RE liantr Matter tlraflY stated. A
Dime Nf iicro Departed Inc End of Nlld mn A
lahkee lpY tl lexas-EXpoUence ~ q Lad Of Seven.
teen ia llcrl Shtepi An olrsnnns Long Journey .
Horse Me- lciutsi Notices Of AcN BonNs tndcr the
crescent Poetry Humble Gretcheni Tue Ll'rsi rce.
HAphir ht"st Notes ON Science and lndu-tH Macy
1oluh ari Editorial Articles lld Agricultural Matter,
Siof} rae strange SlOrY u Captain GatlOus; Finau-
ciRl Intelligence aud Markcts.
TuHWkRKLY sIN contains = complete epitOme Of the
new 81 the week from all parts OF the Unite states
and the An rcan continent. Copies ~ wrapper. ready
formaing 20 che Old country may ne had at the do SIX
Of our publication ofl'c. rr.c' four cen,s For sie
" ~ GQs iiy.Giip ~ SaS sa3a'Eg'
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JUSTICE GLDNEr,s EXAMPLE,.
RebukinG the Politicians who have Sought
10 Manage his Court for Him.

Court yesiord y morning Judge Gedney said
During the summer months the printed rules In the
olerks once and the hallway adopted. To cnitie
cause ~ De- plAe on ne calendar the trial must
be rhd Oult one hdllurAineut viii be given The
calendar vii be- called st nine sharp, and default
only after the second cal.
am paincd 20 call attention TO an eyil which seems
q growing one, nnd which have sternlY SET my face
against nean the very questionable practice OF par
ties Interested IN accuse Gazing On me aud stating TIER
side Of the Ia the ahsrucc OF the other
before trial. tnk marx OF great disrespcct TO
Judge cndeINOr influence his opinion outof court
Aud ray iranky that parties think II best
Ia wuh me Ia relercnce 10 cases Anuut 20 he brought
tefoie this court VIII get some otnet Judge to hear
them.
In case TO be tried to-day at least six persOns both
sidee have called me Ia reference 70 IT, lptrsnme,
should judgment be gwen IN favor Of one side Or the
other, II ud be nard matter TO persuade pnlntin or
defendant the decision may hf that pcrsonf ifi nj
sun I'D not Influence the decision more than the testi
moLY , ,r, ,...,,. 49,,
VII 0lscn' II "a sucu SIN pfoNokrn hlohl mr. uIc
~ 49, purpose reforming II SUNNI ri, NJ ieait 80
iar as aih concerned. II pircs 30 tar forget to re-
siec ihemsclyc. ~ 10 continue A. vii tn.c uc
10 let aem uadrrstani that 10 not tOgtt what
10 rgh' and proper for mOu.ehi,
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lie visIis Now York To consult DIR, Sherman
on n bao Be Of rupture.
When the nature Of rupture the dangers to winch
those ictcd with n EXPOSED considercd IL
Nondcr that DR.. Sherman'a aid and remedirs are
sought after by sufferers from every sec OI the
country.
Mr. Alden Is Highly pleased with what Or. Sherman
las Done tor him. and though seventy odd age
"a strongly Impressed with the belief that he viii be
entire y restOred.-ddr.
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GRocERIEs-Ro coffee has latterly been more active
hh9 sorewhat nriner salee today of 52OJ bag here
shh SooO bags az baltimore; mild grades quiet Rice
sold IN Johbing way at steady figures In molnsses
nothing special has Oeen done bus prices remain
raw sugars clio e very Quiet but hrfn.
reported. Renned wss quiet and barely steady. We
quote; tofee-lava, lpe22ci Maracab0. LA i6c and
ko. lb@lpc, gold Rice-CarOiui: 5LdBhc; Iuulsi-
ana. 4eoc. Molasses-CuDe muscOvado, lsi3s.; tuba
claytd do 3oac35cj Porto Rico ledj5c New orleans,
4ba5sc. sugars-Far TO good rcnnng cuba, gIslg,+c;
centrifugal OA@iUj9ci refining llkc. Tor hard 1oSle
lie. for soft White and Dlues lO1ac. Tor YellOMs.
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mess ~. Reef plsin meas t10st1t; extra mess tic
TFI" mi Beet hams, bb f2lsk1g; hams. pcNled,
"a no E'et lolec shOu ders p!cklcd Slsc rib bellies,
st"i ~ J. RI, ste IN rendered tOai0Sc prime city,
~; on'osea hams i've 5JScy smoked shoulders,
100 l"; b1opn, SiFaNiic tor Western and city long
Gear DrCsssd hogs. Si,.soc ~ Wv '7
nRAIN..Nhc 4 La advanced materially in the paat
week OWING 10 some favorable foreign gqvtces email
Icelur tcnuclng so Ks. nnd general recovery OF con.
nu-nce among holders. Oats have also been tending
IIooping ann Iye aud harley nearly nominal. To-day
d1y wheat was de rsssed and mae i've closing nearly
nominal AT SO0vlc. for rejected pud No sprlne nac
@S1 10 for No. de-. 81 l8ssi ~ for 30 do 9ir "a
tl10 for red wiuer. and t1.2Wesi.2b fof ainbey
s 90. snd l!e. RE guo,cd At Ts@loc. f9r Jer.
dian. Barley nalt, 7hc.esl TOR STATE two and four
rowed, ami fl@l.2O Tor Canada. Barley has par
italy opened r the new crop at Sj9O2l6c for four.
Towed Sta aud t10t1 Of for tanada West Oats were
hrmer aud &C " al Jiai3c. for mixed Wcscrn ana
state arc $50 t5c for WHITE 20. A. 10 quality. Torn
was more freely offered and lover sales 100000 bush.
at 5Om51c. Or Western mixed. Including Steamer
mixed at b40h5l6r.; also yellow 67MBOc. an white
6Sc. Soutnern white 1Se0Oc. ami yellow jp@0ic.
toTroN-lhcre has been n droopifg tend ncv to the
past week for cotton the spot well for future
delivery Foreign adyiccs have u been encouraging
TO holders ami crop accOunta hive improved thu.
moving one OF tne principal bases Of specJlltOn.
The receipts the ports have he yun 10 increase
sharply and since the LIST of SeDtembcr. 1870, are
prndiny period last ycsr. To day spots clned 1Bc.
aud closed more nct ana steady Sales 2,335 nacs,
mostly for consumption. Future deliveries declined
ll6c sales 17,iOO bales, closing with buyers at
l1232c. for Augu T. II H. SIC for cpiembcr 10 32c.
for Octooer, IL O32c for November 1l4c for Dccem.
Der. 1issc. Tor January and II pi6c. fr February.
livtrpool m RI sicr. but without decline mid.
cling upldnds. % We quote on the spot;
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S. Morgan CITY. Read, Ncw Orleans Aug l2.
Sc Isaac Bel. Lawrence, Richmond, CITY Point, and
Norfolk.
SIS. Cimbria, Brandt. Hamburg Aug. 10. via Havre
Aug. 10.
S.. Champion, Lockwood. Charleston.
-. Liberty, sun bury, Havana Aug. 81.
s.. Regulator. Junes, Wilmington. Aug "a.
IS. Glsucu Bearse. boston
SIS. Anchorla. Monroe Glasgow Aug. 10, Neville Goth.
Bark Daniel Draper. Patterson. LtgaOrn.
Asutnt u.aii riNrf tnl rltitwts' v".sss
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OPPOSING RETRENClIMENT
FTO CRES THfT SHOH HHICH PARrT
~ ~ FdTOR or REfORM.
The Appropriation tina, were voted rar 'hr

The Appropriations that were Voted for thr
uGicers of the Republican rcuatc aud those
for the Democratic House Coutrastrd.
by compromise arranged 10y the con-
ference committee ufon the Legislative. EAecu-
tive, and Judicial hill, at the recent session Of
Congress it was agreed that the Senate aud the
House Of Representatives should each be per
mitted to fix the numb and pay of it, own ON
GERS aud employees. Below will be found the
appropriations voted by each House. there be-
Ing sol members and delegates In the House OF
Representatives, while there are only "a Sena-
tors II will be seen that the expenditure OF
the Ret uhlican Senate for officers and en-
plovces Is IN proportion 10 the number Of mem-
bets four times grea;cr than that incurred 10y
the Democratic House for the same purpose
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ADAMS ,oo T@e.aag Au- - Nr Srl0er hdnms
Tie r"aINcs ana t1cads n a." family are rcspeet-
dcacr e' ~ So, Rroosu. on lhur d.y Aug 81, at
fAE@, lion mondi, Aug - 1876 John Farrell.
The fincrai viii 'asc plic, from nis ate residence
81 ., ~ f" e.. On ,t"a yn i..l ~, - ~, 'st
Church " 1t. toiumUs. Wet .5ih &c. wh,rc a sol, mn
requiem mass vii he ercrri t,r ne rsposc at his
the iimi,y a,r r. ccttnny invited 10 at end.
afcr a long illness. 1eorsr Cad gh.r. N us 2dth
.Tle relative. and friends Of nc FAM are rcsreet.
Corner corr 81 nou ad @ Sr It RSoosyS En- 5ns
hAkoi NND. Ca fhr SIN lust.. Joul Is. $ Mar
qui at hir o. dracr 80 Macon ST., brp oklyu. he
Funeral sef,ise- viii tasr ,arc on wednrsi.y.at2
p y ot 81" ,a1r-h Of the q 'pd shepherd. McDjnolgh
MccAI' EEl On lpc,iix Nrr %, at hi. late resi-.
done. " iiner o. ratr Nice III eJ. aged Al years
tnb r,n. - attend TIVE facral GA l.urs iay. Aug.
Ny H., 2a a ;ioqeA, Az 8, p; a, SEWN, widow
funeral from tc tcsoeasp ol her "a. NJ. ". Ncyin,
ESQ ! t.. je,e' IDS Hc ,it, ~, wednesday morn
Qt'Efii''i-oa' he So ..' a, a.. late reside ce,
s,o w. .'t' ST.. 'sph q rin yea "d years aud
M rel,'yr. ard lrlco,. ae 'aw'v, al.o the mem.
ncarpte r., avon w. o. II .i'o,.. IL. reaiain.
LILLY on A.. 3? i,f., S.. He.ly, lauvc OF
frnn n, ate " r'r, A Al a. issS,
'WW. - tntSn, rni, ,t ., An e, ~ I w " V@Ss
solemn gl mas o. requiem Nul offered up Tor tho
i,'.tive aud ir'eni $50 H., e. .a,ra Can,niit.r Of
tc rr-i As.enay D.-,sc', ar sc,, ct.4l iA,Itel 70
EAnorfp At carsudL. Pm Monday. Aug. 49, John
j., s.n OF J.ha sul sarah ii.1ou'u asel 10 years.,
,I ne gsal,yrs Ana '5gnG. Of W fanny respect
slOSh,.Ou IneadY t,c -'ti asst, lud.pu Stone
Il lativrs and friend. aud ucm.cr.of ,.n nj Lodge
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Oten frcr, our uegie't the hutr Turns gray
and IN Is on. U.e PARktisS VI MIR RAL~ M and Your
D air will rec JY.r IT. cVlOr ahu vigDr
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tsEMENTs.
rim Avcnue Theatre Nr. Sothern in the
thnrRcfcr Of David Cnrrick.

ON Monday night the very pleasing
COMEDY, David Garrck, was substituted FOR
"Our American Cousin" ut the Fifth AveAue
Theatre. The cast was such thh the represen-
tation was one u the best that has boon given
Of the piece In this city. II Is but siuue Justice
10 say that IN the characters were well sustained
lue scenery IN winch the acts were set was
truly elegant. In the second nct-the drunken
scene-Mr Sothern and sir. Lamb more pc
claliy distinguished themselves. A very large
audience ~ 81 client quality was pres nj. The
cast of characters Was as follows:
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MNrArrRs ALNASAf--rTts
-tiI riscs... > % sun sets. 80 Moon sets 12 81
gfuu wATRn-riu rN
ANDY HOOk 4 OK Gov isiann 4 30 Hell Gaze. u
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Business Hotties.


THE WEEKLY SIN
FROM NOW TILL AFTER the PRESIDENTIAL
POSTPAID TO ANY ApDREss THROUGHOUT
1HE uNIrlp STATES.
40 CAMPAIGN DOCUMENT LIKE IT.
Address rHL Sun n Y. city.
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M Inconvenience in wearing the silk EIas-
ue Truss. sold only ~ tie -sc iiu-s IOnp ny, Joj
HTu4uWty
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The dcfcci- In The old :.ln-iic Truss arc
rcmed'et iu PohLbDis. Prl, = 40 Broadway.
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The advantages possessed nv MIX OF Mag
nesin As ueniiricl arri ucuootA' power vi rrmov
ins bad breath. aud ITS entire sim'icitS.
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Inree stock at g..stiy reduced price. Bro
kaw ar.thers, Fodltn avenue. opposite Cooper lnsu-
tute..-1dt
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In the ,rv Aur q. hv Tie Rev
?. iiu Np-Nu', AouT' santa 1' fu.hius, l.. t. "a
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II the bnby ~ cutting trrth, use thar old
nud weil-tTird remedy. Mrs. NiNSLOW'S SOOrIlIN No
SYRUP. which greatly faciits'e. the process nj IL
sure tOrrgulae bowels. II relieve the child from
pam, cOrrects acidity and wlnd cole
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ireland Ia the Front!
II you are bilious take Quirk's IRISH Tea, Sold
BY GIpggku " " eepy aPAeAsgo-A4g.
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EONAL HAVANA LOTrERY.
fIht.pD

wnl be irayn on sept Prizes ca.hei orders
tU.l tltpiIu-ion furl sh1d free
IhNLDi. 60. bankers
80. II Wall 81. n Y.
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Infants who take Mon,ii's Feelhiug Cordial
sssuge diuIhgI AID 1ysenler!, lESa " gelIs-AdH
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ADAMS ON rue-iav. Au- ~. NJ ~rlpclP idans
u thr sfth year 81 lisa
Tie relatives friends II tne family are respect.
uy invited 20 att nd thc tuner ID from hl, late
D'cincA 4. NJ
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hest place t. buy furniture and carpets cheap,
for casa, liberal rms. toWp erthN ats 100 mi
i57 h4iulm street. imrtccl large warrroo.ns. dr.
, 1876-03-01

cans. S~eventy-one Conservative Renubli-
cans. FItty-nine B~onapartists. Twenty.
three Legitimists. Twenty Conservatives.
Eighteen ConstitutionaIists. SeventeeD
Radicals.
A second ballot will have to be taken TO
decide one hundred and four ell %ections.
MessrS. Dufaure, Fourton, Paul 6
Adolphe de Cassagnac, Rouher, Wadding.
ton, tlorent, Devaux & Lefranc have been
elected.
Mr.. E. Olivier, the ex-Imperial Minister,
sustained q signal defeat.
NJ. Buffet, Vice President of the Ministry
has met with four defeats, and it is said
that he has resigned. but the President has
requested him to remain 10 Office until the
meeting Of the Assemblies on the eighth
proximo.
Paris news states that NJ. Dufaure has
been entrusted with the mission of forming
a new Cabinet.
In Corsica a new ballot will have to be
taken to decide Prince Napoleon's election
in AJaccio.
Marshal MacMahon has issued a decree
appointing next Sunday for holding the
elections IN ACCOMPLISHMENTS where q 90.
cond ballot is necessary,
II the British House of Commons yester.
da he debate on the purchase Of the
s L Canal shares was renewed.
Both Mr. Lowe and Mr.. Gladstone crit.
clsed the policy of the Government ia the
matter.
Mr.. Disraeli in reply asserted that tho
political advantages we're clear to all, and
that the financial result was not the only
object in view.
A vote was then taken, and the purchase
was agreed to.
, 1876-03-01
N r s.

The Nevis Times" concludes an srti-
Gle on the Governors Address to tho
Leg tive Council ofthat island as follows:
-.r a lapse Of time less than six years
since this enunciation of Mr.. Cairns, what
is the burden of Governor Berkeley's
Speech 2 What is the financial condition
of the Presidency at the present junctureS
The former is the demand for more taxa.
ton to meet the exigencies of the "State,"
the latter is the absorption of over $4,000
to the credit Of the Colony ut the Colonial
Bank the indebtedness of $4,000 on
account of Loans by the Presidency, and
a deficit Of 93,O48 for the year. Such is
the debt, that Federation has entailed upon
us by its pretentious economy but we are
bound to acknowledge that Governor
Berkeley cannot be credited with its
creation. The financial difficulties of the
situation, he inherits from his predecessors
in Office, and all that is left to him is, to
record his name in the annals of Fame, by
saving this Presidency from the utter ruin,'
into which it is but too apparent, it is
being engulfed. by adopting q vigorous
system Of retrenchmeut.
, 1876-03-01
T r mid A D
From the New Era.l

Passed events since the sailing OF The
last mail have not been exceptional. Gov.
eFnor Irving is still being d~attered by his
friends, who are few in number, and cursed
by his foes-whether they have grievances
or no does not in any manner influence
their attacks-suficien for their purposes
that he is a Governor with the unfortunate
skill Of rendering himself exceedingly un-
popular.
"Propitious weather for sugar-making
is now being taken advantage of; and If
the present season continues for four or FIVE
months, we speak on the authority of those
who know something on the subject, the
Planters will have nothing to complain Of
on that score.'
, 1876-03-01
BANK on NJ. THOI N.
NOTICE

T 5 hcrby given that q
p half yearly Dividend
Four & a half" percent
on the paid up Capital of
this Institution declared It a
Meeting of Proprietors held
this Day, will be payable at
the Bank tomorrow, and
every day after during the
hours of business.
st. Thomas oath February
1876.
ED. S. PETERSEN,
Manager.
, 1876-03-01

IL LILLE og Enhver der MATTE have
~ Noget at fordre paa Boerne
efter :
|. Afg. Adam George og e~fterle-
vende Enke Rebecca George,
2. Afg, Henry Ventor og It'd
ligere afi0de Hustru Mag
dalene Elizabeth Ventor,
3. Afg. Planter Alexander Ste
yenSon og efterlevende L
Petrine Sophronia Steven 81
4. Afg. John Delany,
S. Afg. Joe King F%onseca,
indkoldes herved med 3 Maa icders
Varsel at anmelde og b~eyish52iore
deres krav for undertegnede Ret.
Frederlksteds Skifteret, st. Croix
den 28de Februar 1876.
C. SARAUW.
, 1876-03-01

"FEpDaRsEN WrLLrNK & Co.'S"
Forretningslokale, elIer- Lokal4r, at
anmelde og fore Bevis for Rigtighe-
den at dc Krav, de matte formene at
have.
St. Thomas, den glide Febrtar
1876.
CARL FRIEDRICH WILHELM
RIEDEMANN.
, 1876-03-01
7 r ! E G r A NJ s
ST.. THOMAS STATION,

ST. THOMAS STATION,
New -oG2. 22nd Feb.-In America the
birthday anniversary of Washington wa
celebrated by q general holiday throughout
the States.
In France the result is known of four
hundred and, ninety-nine elections COM
posed of:
One hundred aud eighty$evsu Republic!
, 1876-03-01
Bekjen dtgjorelse.

VA EFT bekjendtgj6res herved at Presi-
Nv dentskahet har t%iIstilIet undertegnede
Foged Listen over ubetalte Skater til
ColonialkasSeu for Aaret 1874, med Or
DIRE at re ,ore de skattepIigtige Elem
domino, sa@' 1t like skatterne og Execu-
tIonso ger ere betalte linden Udgan-
gen a Maaned.
Frederi<steds Fogedcontoir den 1sto
Marts 1876.
G. S ARArW.
, 1876-03-01
G MAI L..
D E NJ RIA A

The price Of Produce for the American
market was slightly improved in the face
Of quotations from home lower than ever.
Planters must make up their minds to get
q much better average return if they mean
even to hold their own, still more go, to
obtain q profit.
, 1876-03-01
PUBLICATION.

VI T is hereby made known that the
q Presidency has transmitted to the
underwritten Sheriff the list Of arrears of
taxes due to the Colonial Treasury for
the year 1874, with . ters to realize
the properties conc unless the taxes
and levy expenses ar. ,aid before the
expiration of this monel,
Frederiksted's Shert's Office March
1st 1875.
G. SARAUW.
, 1876-03-01
al. HANscHELL,
FIN.

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bemeldte liqviderende Firlnas For
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