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New-York tribune., 1880-10-06

NEW-YORK CENTRAL ard HUDSON
Is through will leave Grand Central Depot;
800 a. Western and northern ENprcss 10 hochester
Plstburr ~ hbsns snJ Montreal wish thiough drawing
10. ~ m. Chicago EIvress, craving room Canaan
celrus. Eochestr sna Buffalo
ll:Os sany and troy. with ceanoctions ~ Utica,
Saratoga. a en's Fals and IsutlaId
a}u r AlDasy aId Iroy EXpfoss
enc - - +. ~, g,nr.s div with sIrcnipp cars for
81 Ioub. ransme throusl every day IN The Woek sso
s,r-pins for BuGao Toledo and Detroit ani for Mon
$50 racisG Express, daily VITA Neeprhs GaIs 20
Roc scttct, Buffalo, Cevsiand 9l DO Dortt
and tioa-o sDt fsi Csrton Utc. and Wateriown Via
901 n m iast tx ores, for Montreal Rochester and Corn
ing Gen SiecplRg 10 Geneva Rochester aud
iiao a M SsSt rIprsss with sleeping to Albany
T IN sale at koa J5 232 and ti3 Broadway II
Brnad.sy y ~.YorG aud S33 Wlsilnstpnst, Braoklyn
J. NJ TOUCBT. Den. SUI G. X. AEtktR Cen fsssf Aet
NORWICH LINE
~ 10 Eoson. Worcester Portland and the White Noun.
tsis n. Srw oucon-rteamers leave Pier No. 40 North
River At p. IN dl.y except 5uhd Us.
PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON.
4 VIA PRONlDEECt DIR.,.Ii; ,e or p.,r
FULL NIGHTS REST ~ ~ w ~ dE VI RAIL"
TIE fayor.to palace steamers .,,
MASSACliUSE AND RHODE lSLAND.
Daily (sunday exec ted Pier -. North RIVER loot OF
SO noImfdiais and. .nes between wYork and Prcvi.
dcncc Iass.lgsrs .TT.vo Ia boston 1t Z a ~ o. -,
te Gcts sre1Isi nt NO, SD o5,, ~ ai
e42 hrOafG.y aud ne0pii1n and Flith venue Hole
YoIE and yS3 Washington 81. Brooslyh llGAos ~
a.o sod st a pn ncps hotels and tcS.t oace' anl ~
onoes OF Wescou COMPANY Freisl' tAkou A. o"
''1 W Fnxss pe eBABcOcK.
y T. Agent HA
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5n6trntiiou
For Bows and Young Men-Country.
a IQRRIS CI ASSICAL INSIIIIIIE.

CLASSICAL Department prepares for colleges that set the
highest standard for admission.
English Departmen. prepares for sciehuhc schoos ANU
English courses in college.
Al past members OF the Academy who will seed their ad
dress will receive a copy OF the annual catalogue
For Information apply to ... ,,,-,,
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coNsTABLE's SALE.


pY virtue Of writ Of F'ieri Facias, issued
- by Thomas d. Buckingham, Justice Of
Peace Of the State Of Maryland, in aud for
Carroll county, Mt the suit of Samuel Fogle
against the goods and ehattels, lands aud ten.
ements Of Asbury Sappington, aud 10 me di.
reoted, have seized and taken in execution
all the right, title, interest and estate, at law
and in equity, Of the said Asbury Sappington,
OF, in, and to the following described piece or
parcel Of land situate in Carroll county afore.
said, viz ;-All that parcel Of land lying in
Carroll county, beginning at a marked Span.
ish oak tree standing at the end of the third
line, in deed from David Engle and wife TO
Singleton Gatrell, and running thence with
and bounding on the fourth line in said deed,
south 81 degrees, west ~ 7.l0 perches to q
stone; then by line of division Borth 59l de.
grees, west "a perches TO the middle of the
Buffalo Road; thence north 30i degrees, east
~ 7'l0 perches; then south 81 degrees, east
29l perches to the place Of beginning con.
tanning
2 ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS,
assessed to Asbury Sappington, and located
in the 9th Election District.
Aud ! hereby give notice that on
Monday, the son day Of august, 1850,
at II, a. m, at the Court House door, in the
city Of Westminster, will sell the above de.
scribed property, so seized and taken into ex.
ecution, to the highest bidder for cash
THOMAS u. GIST,
aug ITS Constable
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me splder.

The spider has never been ct school
day 10 his life, be has never learned trade
or read book, yet he can make the
straightest lines, most perfect circles, beau
tiful little bridges, and many Of his family
can spin and weave, some Of them can
hunt and swim and dive and do mason
work almost as well as if they had trowel
aud mortar There Is . spider in nv
garden that makes SO many lines aud cir
cles you'd think II had been all through
geometry. Il makes circles, every one a
little larger than the other, about twelve
Of them, and then from the smallest circle
begins and makes about twenty eight
straight lines, going to the outside circle.
like the whalebones in an umbrella. Ii
makes it, web SO perfect and regular that
i i called the geomelric spider. Tou':
see late in summer, clusters Of its eggs on
bushes and hedges. When Matched the
spiders ali keep toeethef ia liitle bah.
fou touch this bah and the little spiders
will scatter in all directions, but as soon Is
they eau they'll got together again, as be-
fore. | left my silk dress last night hang.
ing over chair near the wall, and this
morning ! Fund that Mrs. Spider had
been there in The night and made beau.
tiful little bridge Of spider silk between
my dress and the wall. The spider that
made this bridge foi mo had eight eyes
L can't move any of these eyes; each eve
has but one lens and can only see what ii
just in front Of t. Il had pair Of sharp
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Zabdiel Adams, Congregational clergy.
man, Of Massachusetts,, in the last century,
was noted for sharp wit and pithy sayings.
He was apt to say pungent things in the
pulpit, if matters went badly in the parish
and adjoining parishes had learned to fear
his sharp tongue.
A neighboring clergyman noted for his
mildness and timidity, oace proposed an
exchange Of pulpits. Mr. Adams accept.
ed The proposal eagerly, for he was itching
to tell the people some plain truths about
their niggardliness 10 neglecting their
meeting house There were broken panes
in the pnipit window, a ragged cushion on
the desk, and eeaeral foriofnncss about
the sanctuary.
Mr. Adams had prepared a singing re-
buke for parsimony, when his tinid neigh
Dor suspecting some such purpose. rode
over on Saturday and cxacted a promise
that be would say nothing unkind to the
people. Mr. Adams reluctantly consented
but new idea occurred to him. Takinr
a little bag into the pulpit, he waited tiiI
the congregation gathered Then. looking
round, as iffeeling draught, he examin,
ed the broken panes, and opening his bag,
took out a bundle Of rags, stuffed them
slowly into the openings, and surveyed his
work with great satisfaction. There was
a sensation below.
He then began the services. Ii lba
middle Of his sermon, growing very ani-
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Eckenrode's Bone Phosphate.
THE GREAT CROP GROWER /.
MANUFACTURES ny

MANUFACTURER ny
r, II. ECKENRoDE, TANEYTowN, Nh.
HNHIS Phosphate has been in use Cor five
Il years by the side Of nearly all the differ.
ent kinds in the market, and has proved itself
TO be equal to any for wheat, and for Grass Il
is better than many others. 1t is a general
improver Of the soil, not only for one year
but for several years. Those who have not
used our Phosphate are invited to give il a
trial; q single experiment will convince any
one Of its merits, and will afford ample eyi-
dence Of its guaranteed quality. S35 per ton,
cash. S3G per ton credit, with interest from
Oct. LIST, IN 3, 6 or IL months.
For sale at Phosphate House, Westminster,
by g. W. Hull; Fnksburg, by Lewis Shipley;
Winfield, by Jas. II. McQ1ay; Unionyille,
Frederick county, by W. A. Pitiinger; Wood.
enshurg, Baltimore county, by Allgire 4 Roop;
upperco, Baltimore county, by W. A. Burke;
Hampstead, Carroll county, by c. NJ. Murry
4 Bro.i Patapsco, by Joseph Armaeost.
aug 7-3t
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE IS hereby given that the sub
IN scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters Testamentary
on the Personal Estate Of
ISABELLA c. REAVER,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. Allpersons
having claims against the deceased are here
by warned 10 exhibit the same, with the vonch.
ers thereof legally authenticated, TO the sub.
scriber, on or before the 27th day Of Febru.
ary, next; they may otherwise by law be ex.
ciaded from all benefit of said estate. Those
indebted are requested TO make immediate
payment
Given under my hand this 9th day OF
July, 1890
WASHINGTON REAVER,
aug I.At Executor.
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NO. 1857 EQUITY

NO. 1857 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County sitting
as a Court Of Equity.
Henri VI. Braem VS.. Horace l.. Brooke ct. al.
ORDERED this 9Th day Of August, A. ID.
" 1880, that the sale made by Thales A.
Liuthicum and Charles b. Roberts, trustees
for the sale Of the real estate in the above
cause, decreed TO be sold aud reported by
Charles u. Roberts the surviving trustee, be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the
slh day of September next; provided copy
Of this order be inserted in some newspaper
published in Carroll county, once in each Of
three successive weeks before the 30,h day OF
August, instant.
The report states the amount Of sales TO be
SIS, 100.
FRANK I. SHAW,
Clerk Circuit Court for Carroll county,
True copy, Tests---
aug 7.st FnASK 7. SuAw, Clerk.
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'GTCelSigr' ( Ann0IiatRd PhRSnhatR,

50 well and iavorably known By the Agrienl.
tural public, relying upon his experience and
personal reputation hitherto acquired in the
uniform excellence Of these Fertilizers, as
manufactured by him, continues to offer them
70 the Farmers and Planters Of Maryland and
virginia with the assurance that the high
as heretofore.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub.
~ seriber has Obtained from the Or.
phans Court Of Carroll county, letters Of
Administration on the Personal Estate of
STEPHEN GoRSUCH,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. Allpersons
having claims against the deceased are here
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, to the
subscriber on or before the Ord day Of March
next; they may otherwise by law be ex.
oluded from all benefit of said estate. Those
indebted are requested TO make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this srd day Of
August, 1880.
ISAAC c. BALE,
aug 7'4t Administrator w. A.
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WOOD LOTS AT PUBLIC SALE.


DY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans
ID Court Of Carroll county, the subscribers,
as Executors of Elizabeth Caiharine Erb, de-
ceased, widow Of the late Peter Erb, will offer
at Public Sale, on the premises, on
Saturday, The RSh ddg Of August, 1850,
at | O'Clock, p. M, all the undevised Real
Estate left by said 4. Catharine Erb, deceased,
and by her will ordered 10 be sold, TO- wit -
A parcel Of Woodland, containing
Is Acres, l Rood and 20 Perches
of Land, more or less, situated near West
Mill adjoining West mill dam aud the lands
of Mr.. keefer and others, in Myers District,
Carroll county, Nd, i being all that part Of
the land Of said Peter Erb, deceased, known as
Lot No in the plat thereof made by j.
Henry Hoppe, Esq, Trustee, under deed Of
trust from said Peter Erb, dated in is4s. Ii
is covered with young thriving Timber, and
is well watered.
Alsoanother parcel of Woodland containing
Z Acres and 3 Roods of Land,
more or less, lying near said first parcel, at
the head Of said mill dam, adjoining lands of
j. Davidson and others, known on said plat
OF Peter Erb' : land as lot No 4. Possession
given on compliance with the terms Of sale,
aud good title given for said land on pay.
ment Of the purchase money.
TERMS. -One.third of the purchase money
in cash on the day Of sale or on the ratifica.
ton by the Court; one third in six months, and
the remainder in one year from the day of
sale, with interest from the sale; the credit
payments to be secured by the notes Of the
purchasers, bearing interest from sale.
RICHARD DELL,
JONAS FR0CK,
Executors.
Joseph NJ. Parke, Attorney for Executors
aug Its
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Sunday School Pic Mic.

THE Deer Park Chapel Sunday School
n will hold Pic Me on SAroRDAY, SKr-
TEMaER 4, 1880. The exercises will consist
Of Singing by the School, Addresses BY sev.
erai prominent Speakers, Balloon Ascen-
sion, &e. Ice Cream, Confectionery and
Fruit will be sold for the benefit OF the school.
A Band Of Music will be in attendance.
july "a
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NOTICE.

THE levy for Corporation Taxes for 1880,
a will be made on or about the first Of
October next. The Council will be in sessiot
on the First Monday evening in August and
September, and will then hear cases Of erro.
neous assessments andreasons for abatemenis.
By order, 7. II. IRWIN.
aug 1'St Mayor.
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Western Maryland College,
INCORPORATED 1868.

HNHE 9th Semi-Annual Session Of this
Il institution Of learning will begin
SEPTEMBER sTH, 1850.
The special attention Of those residing in or
near Westminster is called TO the advantages
Of having such College so convenient to
them. Young persons Of either sex can here
receive thorough education at a very moder.
ate cost without losing the privileges Of home
residence. The Preparatory Department af.
f0rds full course for the ordinary business Of
lite; and by the purchase Of a Scholarship the
full Collegiate course eau be had Mt about the
same lor rates charged in the Preparatory
Department
For further information, see, or address
the President, j. I. Ward, D. d., at his resi-.
dence. or any Of the Professors at their resi-.
denees or at the College.
II is important that Students enter at the
beginning Of the Session or as soon there.
after as practicable. aug T.l0w
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Commlsslonnrs, Nofice.

YfHE County Commissioners OF Carroll
Il county, viii meet at their Office, in West.
minister, on the Fmsr MoxDAY on SErrExnrR.
1850, for the transaction OF business.
BY order, JOSEPH A. WAESCHE,
ang Clerk.
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WESTMINSTER SEMINARY.
F. R. BUELL., PRINCIPAL.

\ FAMILY School for Young Ladies' and
a = A Genllemen, limited to about Thirty
ppuphs The course includes Thorough,
pnciienl. English Education, with Vocal
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Sunday School Pic Mic.

A Pic Mic will be held in the grove at the
Church, near Shanck's Mill, on Saturday.
August eSfh, 1880, commencing at o'clock
A. NJ, for the beuef, Of the Sunday School of
Bethesda Church. Ice Cream, Cake, Lemon.
ade, DC, will be supplied in abundance and
will be sold for the benefit Of the school.
Addresses viii be made by Rev. G. c. Cronin
and Rev. DR.. Uriel Graves, Of Baltimore.
The Taylorsyille Band will be present on the
occasion.
aug 7.3w COMMITTEE.
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A Valuable Farm for Sale.
Notice to Tresnassars.

THE undersigned hereby warn al persons
4 against trespassing on their land, either
for hunting, cunning, fishing or 10 any other
manner. The law will be rigidly enforced
against all offenders.
Jesse W. Phillips, Jesse Beaver.
David A. Owings, John Buckingham.
hli I. Buckingham, John W. Holmes,
Elias Yinglng, James KINNEY.
Aug Z, lss0.ssA Richard 0wines.
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Returning leave Mont Alto about p. M,
arriving in Westminster 800 and Reisters.
town at 0;l5.
Children under ~ years of age, half fare
from all stations.
COMMITTEE OF ARHANGENgNrs
James HumpAries, Thomas Weeks,
Eli Cline, William Sheets
aug
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TO WHEAT GROWERS!

TNllE undersigned, PioyERR in the mann.
a iacture Of Fertilizers in this CITY. and
ORIGINATOR in 1858 of the Formulas and
processes oe manufactura n
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REFERENCES

REFERENCES
Lewis Green, VIM. Miller, Jesse Long.
Sheriff Geo. n. Fringer, Samuel 2. Ever.
hart, Orlando Reese, Lewis c. Trumbo.
Thomas 7. Goodwin, B. F. Shriver & Co.,
Cyrus Schweigart, Hon. John L. Smith, Col.
John b. Boyle. Sebastian Bowers, DIR. j. W.
Herring, Col VIM. A. McKelip, and many
others in this, Howard, Baltimore, Hartford
and other counties.
Send for Circular. Principal Office ls S.
Frederick Street, Baltimore.
GEORGE NJ. BoARMAN, Agent
aug 7.St Westminster. Md.
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The above are the most concentrated a Ferti.
lizers ever offered to the farmer-combining
all the stimulating qualities Of Peruvian
Guanoi and the ever durable fertiliziug prop.
critics Of Bones, 10 fine, dry powder, prepared
expressly for drilling.
For growing Wheat, it is the universal opin-
ion Of the farmers Of Maryland aud Virginia,
after over twenty years experience in the use
Of these Fertilizers manufactured by me, that
an application Of 100 pounds is equal in its
effects TO 200 pounds Of any other Fertilizer
or Guano, therefore fully 80 per cent. cheaper.
With my present advantages and superior
facilities for manufacturing, | challenge com.
petition with any Fertilizer sold in the United
States, in Quality, Mechanical Condition and
Price.
BY strictly adhering to my Original Formu.
las, using only the most concentrated mate.
rials, aud experimenting in person their man
uiacture-as for the past f'reHty years
Uniform Quality is Guaranteed.
Ba5~ Farmers, to secure the only GeHuia,
Erceisior and Phosphate, prepared Rceordin.
to my Original Formulas established in 1858,
should soc that every Bag is branded as above
with the analysis aud ny name ia red letters
J. Q. A. HOLLOWAY,
Originator and Manufacturer,
l07 McElderry's Wharf, Baltimore, Nd.
DEy~ For sale by Grimes 4 Weaver, West
minister, p. Engel & Son, New Windsor
aug Pm
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1880 LOOK! 1880
WANPLER & SHAEFFER.

HAVING formed partnership under the
IA above style and name, We call your
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EXCURSION & BASKET PIC MIC
MONT ALTO PARK,
ny THE
Westminster Brass Band
SATURDAY, AUGUST 81. 1890.

1NHE Westminster Brass Band take plea.
4 sure in announcing TO the public that
they will give their first annual excursion to
Mont Alto Park, near Waynesborough Pa,
on Saturday, August 2lst, 1880. This is
lovely retreat, and is the most desirable point
Tor excursions, perhaps, accessible by the
western Md. Railroad. Dancing pavilions,
fountains, swings, flowers, &e An opporiu.
nlly will also be offered TO visit one Of the
largest iron furnaces in Pennsylvania.
MUSIC BY BRASS & coTILLoN BANDS.
, 1880-09-23
s5,62O.OO
No amendments were proposed.

No amendments were proposed.
The Chairman would again this year,
as on two former occasions, call atten-
ton to the item "For 2 Assistants at
Fre~deriksted's Oustomhouse" being posted
before the similar item for Chrisliansted
while in all oiher cases the items for Chris
tiansted are posted before those for Frede-
riksted. He would next point out an mac
curacy in the bill, where item No. 4 in the
Danish appears with 500, but in the Eng
fish 100; This latter amount agrees with the
remarks. Further, the item No. 5 with
$1,000 does not agree with the figures in
the remarks to the Money Bill; it
appears that these latter represent
the amounts that will be requisite,
which would then be s1412 in all but no
amendment had been proposed. We see
from the sub-items to No. 5, that $40 pm.
will be required during 6 months of the
year for an ex' ra-assistant to su%perintend
the sugar weighing on account of the tenn
porary arrangements made in the shape of
a little shed i'll the former customh0use-
building, for weighing sugars, while the
, 1880-09-23
FOR SALE.

A Grand piano from the mandatory
of "Horning and Moller" in Copen-
hagen, guaranteed to be in good con-
dition. Apply to Nj. A. P. Martin
maker of pianos and organs, at pre-
sent In Basin, at Mr.. Mozart Hey
liger's house Company street.
, 1880-09-23
? r @ G E E D [ N 6 S
OF THE
Colonial Council
1OR ST. GR0INs

Continuation Of the Meeting Of 18th
AWgaSt 1880.
The Chairman could see no reason, why
the 2 items, the one for office expenses for
the Judges Office, Frederiksted, and the
Other for O~ffice-eXpenses for the Police
Office, F~rederiksted, should be separately
entered on the Budget; it might have
been necessary formerly when the Offices
were separate; but now when they are
united, they should appear under one item,
as is the case with Christiansted. AS
regards the amendment, it would have
been noticed from the Remarks 10 the Bill,
that there were proposed for Chris iansted
5 Policemen Il S32 monthly and Z d $50,
besides one whose salary was being
betrayed under Uncertain Expenses. The
amendment proposes the number to be
5 S32 and 5 a $50; he supposed then that
there would be no more paid under the
Uncertain Expenses.
No one else requested the word.
The amendment was adopted tacitly;
the Money Bill so amended for q total
sum of $l5, $50 was adopted unanimously
with s votes.
MONEY BILL.
For deffayin0 expenses @eder the Budget
for the M~uHicipohty Of ST. Croir for the
Financial Year from 1St April 1885, to 31St
March 1881 the tollOaoing amounts are hereby
granted:
pGrtment.
/. For Office expenses at tho Custom
house in Christiansted and wages for
messenger, after previous approval
of the Presidency according TO
specified accounts to an amount
Of.........- ,4ZV'OO
9. For two Assistants at FIRE.
deriksteds Customhouse.... 10000
3. For two Assistants at Chris
tiansteds Customhouse.-. 10000
4. For Office expenses at the
Customhouse in Frederik-
sted and wages for a mes.
senger after previous APP
prevail of the Presidency
and according to specified
accounts to an amount
of........................- 10000
5. For ~nightguards, hiring ex-
ira labOurers, inventory and
various other uncertain eX-
penSeS at the C~uStOmhOuSe
Department. 100000
, 1880-09-23
OF CE E!

M. A. 2. MARTIN, maker of plan
nos and organs, has the honour of
informing the inhabitants of ST.
Croix that he on his passage through
this Island offers his services in re-
, 1880-09-23
ShippingIntelIigence
FREDERIKSTED.
ENTERED.
e R E D.

SEPTEMBER.
IA Dan. Sch. "Petrel," 81 tons, Rogers,
Master, from St. Thomas-Mer-
chandize.
Is Eng. SIoop " Industry" 3 tons, Norman,
Ma ter. from Tortola-Coais.
16 Dan. Sloop "Tidal Wave" a toos, Ste
vens, Master, from St. Jan-Coals.
/" Eng. Sloop "WilliDg Maid" Is tons.
WATERPROOF, Master, from Tortola
Live Stock & Salt.
" Dan. Sob. "Petrel," 81 tons, Rogers,
Master, from St. Thomas-Mer-
ohandize.
II Sch. " Atlantic" SO tons, Hughes,
Master, from ST. Thomas-Mer-
obandize.
1s " Sch. "Petrsl,' 81 tons, Rogers,
Master, from St. Thomas--Mer-
chandize.
CLEARED.
SEPTEMBER.
A Amr. Brigt. "T. Towner," I68 tons,
Perkins, Master, for New Haven
Sugar & Molasses.
6 Dan. Sob. Atlantic" SO tons, Hughes,
Master, for ST. Thomas--BaIlast.
" Sch. "Petrel," 81 tons, Rogers,
Master, for 81. Thomas-Ballast.
, 1880-09-23

pairing AID tuning pianos and or
gans intrusted to him. Apply at the
house of M. Heyliger, Company,
street.
, 1880-09-23

be Continued. ]
, 1880-09-23
$i,757.OO

No amendments had been proposed;
no one requested the word.
The Money Bill for Sl757 was adopted
unanimously with 8 votes.
, 1880-09-23
IL 0 N e Y l. L.

For d~efr0ying expenses ~nder the B~ay<s
for the Municipality Of st. Croic for the
Financial Year from list April 1880 to 3lst
March 1881 the totlOaeiag amounts are hereby
granted;
sub Item Q g.. The Pilot and Harbour
Department and for BuOys dc. for same.
, 1880-09-23

Continuation Of the Meeting Of 10th
A@gaSt 1880.