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Lancaster ft1teIliqerlrer.
SATURDAY EVENING. NOV. a.. 1880.
trays Elegy.
I. s. Perry in December Atlantic.

trays Elegy.
T. 6. Perry in December Atlantic.
Extreme elegance and careful composition
arc more conspicuous in the Elegy than
in most other English poems of equal
length. The art is not forced upon the
readers attention, but it has doubtless
preserved poem in which it is commonly
said that there is no other quality of
exceptional greatness. Yet there is sort
of ungraciousness in that remark, mas
much as it resembles the well-known
criticism of the man who, when
he first saw Hamlet acted, COM
mented on the large numbers of familiar
quotations that it contained I; for the Ele-
gy is 30 we'll known that it seems thereby
somewhat trite and valueless. 1t seems
SO, that is to say, until We read it over
again, when we cannot fail to enjoy its
beauty. It was at once successful, and
the limitations that it called forth were
numberless. As a general thing, how
ever, they bear as faint likeness to the
original as it does itself to Gray's Elegiac
Epistle to Friend, written" as We
are told, and can readily believe, "under
adejectior of spirits" Gray's poem has
been saved from total o5scurity only by
the assertion that it inspired Gray to write
his Elcgy.
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This now much abused Alcoholic Stimulant
was never intended as beverage. but to he
used rs medicine of great potency in the cure
sweep away their annual thousands of victims.
With purely philanthropic motive VIC pre-
sent to the favorable notice of invali(ls-eSpe-
cially those afflicted with that miserable dis
ease Dyspepsia, a specific remedy, which Is
nothing more or less than
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Brandy as a Medicinel

The following article was voluntarily sent to
Mr.. II. E. Slaylnaker, Agent for Reigart's Old
Wine Store, by a prominent practising. physi.
the Brandy referred to in his regular practice.
1t is commended to tie attention of those at
f1icted with
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Sh.sSE'LEkS' GUIDE


IL Cars run follows:
Leave Lancaster tP. X. DcpOt), at Z, 9, ami
1l:1O a. IA. a"I 2. 4. and SD p m., except ON
when the last car leaves at $50 p. m.
Leave Mil::rsville flower cnd) at 5. 9, and
q. H., and !, 5. > and p. III.
Cars run daily ON above time except on Sun
dav
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DAINTlNG.
1 All kinds OF House Painting and Graining
done at the shortest notice and in the best pos
sible style. We have reduced our prices to
oct123md ALLEN GUTHRIE SONS.
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Whole tickets, g; half tickets, 81; q tickets
go; IS tickets, $lO0.
Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter. OIL
send by Express. DON'T SEND BY REGIS
TERED LETTER OR POSTOFFICE ORDER
Orders of $ and upward. by Express, can be
sent at our expense. X. NJ. BOAKDMAN,
COurier-JOurnal Building, Louisville, Ky., OF
307 and 800 Broadway. Now Y>rk.
m3lTuTh&SAw
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MRS. G.. LILLER.
LADIES' HAIRDKEsSEB

Manufacturer and Dealer in Hair W WOrlS Ladies
and Gents Wigs. Combfngs Strengthened and
made to order. Hair Jewelry of ali kinds made
up. Also. Kid Gloves and Feathers cleaned and
dyed, at Nos. 225 and ~ North Queen street,
four doors above p. r. Z. Depot. ol-3md&
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Rei9art's Old Brandy,

In his case he looked up with astOnishmcnt,
but after hearing OF its wonderful effects In
the cases of some of his near acquaintances, he
ut last consented to follow Our advice. He
used the Brandy faithfully and steadily; the
first bottle giving him an appetite. and before
the second was taken he was Il sound man. with
capable go OF s y 1d W,sh @
tie occasionally; and since he has this lnedi-
cine he has been of very little pecuniary bene-
fit to the dOctor.-A PRACTISING PHYSICIAN.
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A Word to Our Readers.

When you read of a remedy that will cure n
pure vegetable compound which claims to
cure only certain parts of the body, and fur
nishes high proof that it does this, you can
safely try and with the assurance that it will
help you. This is just what Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure does. 1t cures all
troubles of the lower portion of the body and
earache nor consumption, but it will put your
body in 4 vigorous and healthy state where
you can enjoy lifo and appreciate its good
things. Try il. 2
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H.E SLhMAKER,
AGENT FOR
Reigart'S Old Wine Store,

Established in 1855,
IMPORTER AND DEALER In
FINE OLD BRANDIES, SHERRIES, SUPE-
RIOR OLD MADEIRA, Imported in ISIS,
1877 and 1887 CHAMPAGNES o
EVERY BRAND, SCOTCH ALE
PORTER, BROWN STOUT.
No. 20 EAST KING ST.. LANCASTER. PA
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Brandy.

The aged, with feeble appetite and more or
less debility, will find this simple medicine,
when used properly,
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REIGART'S OLD BRANDY.

or all their ills and aches. Be 1t, however
strictly understood that VIC prescribe and use
Dut one article and that is
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-18

From the hundreds Of Letters rsosived
BY ourselves and other p,sidsets a s.
stsls. mshisg inquiries osoesgnisg
the Skssit mines. Ne shall from tine
TO time publish one OF more, in order e
throw - much light on the subject -
possible. The following 10 . copy q .
letter TO . gsatlsman h this lily iron
that sell known and ever genial gen.
tleman. Walter ID Cstseo. It oos tins
bookkeeper ct Milton. bat SOW With
Harrison Z Co.. q San Frsncisco:
SAx FRAxcIsCo. Jsn Is, 1850
DEAR CLARIxc8:-Unlsss yen are
sick. showed n. or have gone TO the
Skagis mines without ne, an ct Q Ices
10 know What hes become Of you. and
can't Imagine Why you don't write ard
give ne foil particulars concerning the
mines. ry
I am still full of the idea OF joining
your party Il you have loom for. me.
aud would like to knaN - wbas dEe
you interd making . start. Quite .
number are going from hsres but l
bsven't 20 far found gang that ex-
actly suited me Hovevsr. semo new
crowd may get together. and l vill il
ell probability join them. il nothing j.
heard from you. Most Of the parties
leaving this city take the English
route. whatever that may be. have
Dolly applications for insosmssion -
70 which way 10 the uoss desirable.
..as. having once been resident Of the
Souad. ! An supposed to know) aud.
though knowing very little Of the
ground. my advice is. By oil means 90
by WY Of Seattle. I take ny stand.
point from articles in the IxrsxLIoxx-
GER. which journal I rsseiys regularly.
Write sonn and give me fall particu.
lars; slss . list OF any Of my friends
who may b going in from Puget
Sound.
Hoping 10 hear frsm you in . few
days. ! AN
Very truly your FREUD.
WALTIs d. Cation.
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In AsxEs.-Ths CaliforniA State
Nor,sal School. located 1t Ssn jose,
vas destroyed BY Ere on the morning
Of tho 10th. The bailding was mag
ni6osat ous. it. cost hsving been $3.50,
600. swAi.h y the extent OF the loes
suppl emeuted By go. 900 for library.
nussa@. furniture aud dxtuses. The
house was built Of VOID. like our
Territorial University. ave the foun-
dations. which we're Of concrete aud
brick. Ies dimensions were 6 feet
front and 100 feet depth In the main.
aud 50 b. ~ tsst in the arms attached
to saoh ssd.' tn hight was 50 6sse b
the ridge. and . tower % feet square
rose 1917 feet. The pupils in attend.
ance ct the time Of the Are Numbered
$50. The trustees have secured another
building. in order 20 continue the
the seAool- The Regents 81 the State
Univsrsity. ct Berkeley. however. are
moving 20 secure change in it, locs
tiou. 70 their p9sse, asd q appealing
10 the Legislature Tor help therefor.
The university hss lately been given
t25, 900 b. II D Baoon and 81, 900 By
NE, 1taee 1be tAe erection OF IN ct
building. one section sf which will b
put up Immediately.
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yU IuorArp HOTEL


Browns l1ousehelA Panaeeo.
Il the most effective Pain Destroyer in
the world. Will most surely quicken
the blood whether taken internally OF
applied externally. aod therby more
certainly RELIEVE PAIN, whether chrou-
10 or acute. thss say other poie allsvi-
atOr. snd it 10 warranted docble the
strength Of any similar preparation.
1t cuses pain ir the 6iee. Bach o. Bow.
els. Sore Throat. Rheumasise. Tooth
ache. and ALL ACHES, and - re Great
Relieesr Of Pain. 'BRowN's HoUsEHoLD
PANAcEA" should b 10 every family.
A tssepoonfcl Of the Panacss in . tum-
bier Of hot water (s~eetessd. il pre-
ferred. taken st bedtime. Will BRIAx
Up COLD. Is cents bottle.
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Broken LEo.-Aboat six weeks ago
the 6-ysar. old son Of Mr. aud Mrs. VIM
Will. ms. Of Ns~casti.. had . fall In
barn nssr Snohonish City. and broke
his leg above the knee. Il wss
mot suppOssd Ut 6rst that
his injury Wa ~ great, aud
coon the big snow came and kept
the mother aod her childrsn fastened
up in the houss Mr. Williams being ct
the cool niue. and for long time uns.
wsre Of the accident On thu hat from
Snohomish. last Monday, the notbsr
and children came % Seattle. asd the
boy will be placed under surgical treat
ment ct once. In the meantime tho
fractured bone has parted, the lower
part lspping over the upper and NOV
ing up shout two inches, shortening
the little fellows limb that much. To
make him ell right again. very pain.
')ul operation will be necessary; no loss
Than cutting through the flesh to the
bone. drawing the lower piece down to
its proper plses and fastening il there.
The little boy. Philip BY name. 10 very
brave over bic trouble. and declares
stoutly that he will submit to any paio
and danger necessary to make the in
jured leg veil again. Il 10 thought the
injured leg will always DO shorter than
the other. though the difference will b.
only the frsction Of % inch. .
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DIED.-At bis reside nee IL THE city
February 18th. Mr.. Winsor. aged OK
years. For sixty years be had been 4
consistent membsr Of tho u. e. Church
No one WAS more pure aud Christian.
like il his style Of life. aud NO one
more beloved BY the church and the
people, He leaves . wife aud two
daughters to mourn bis loss. The ia.
neral will take plase from the II. e.
Church today ct l0A. n. J.F. D.
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TIs WEDDING. The Antioch (CaI
Ledger has the follwi"g account Of the
90 wedding celebration Of couple re-
Gently upon the Sound: "A H Dill
and vito eei~bratsh tho tenth anniv.r.
sary If their marriage on Thursday
evening Of last week, aboard the
sch.Nser D>sid and Eta. at anchor in
our barber and OF whi:h M Dill 70
master. A large company Of ladies
and gentlemen from Antioch and the
numerous schoopers lying 1t anchor 10
the vicinity. assembled ON board thu
David and Etc ct On early hour. The
host and hostess rendered the freedom
Of their hoating homo and gave the
guests = hearty aud sincere welcome.
Tho evening was passed in dsooing.
singing, social chat and the recital OF
interesting "reminiscences II voyages on
the various b0.ts which during the
GUNNER season visit different ports
from Washington Territory 10 the To.
hiti Islands. bat which como annually
70 this place during the winter storms
and dull trading seaAon. At two AN.
the guests retieed. delighted With tho
pleasant interview aud wishing Captain
Dill and his amiAbls wife msny year,
Of continued health. happiness and
prosperity.
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AGAIN on The RouTx.-A, Letter
from Mr.. Hatch. the Portland aeeut,
informs ~ that the steamer Als9auder
Duncan. now u Tillsmook, will leave
Portland Feb. 18Th Nor Seattle, Port
Townsend and other points. g per Cd.
vertissment elsewhere to b found.
Puget Sound merchants may order
goods in that city. expecting them to
come a. above stated.
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DAILY iNfRLLIGBNcRR.
Wednesday, Feb. 10, 1890
LOCAL pARAcRApMs.

Mrs. Samuel Coulter has returned &
Portland from California. uuch in'
proved in health. - : = ~ ~
Rsv Mr. White will preach at the NJ.
Z. Church every evening this week.
All sre welcome.
Mrs II G Tbsrntop. rethrped Issl
night from three noEths' st3t 70 rel
stivss and friends In Portland.
Barks Martha Ridsout and Forest
Queen are loading lu@ber At BIskeIy,
and are the only vessels IN port.
The gsnialg Judge Beston, Of Psrt
Gamble. dropped in on MS toe. ctbes
day. and m.ds rs quite Jed vfh Us
AT Gum. travelling man for Gun.
ningham. Curtis b WEIGH. San Fran.
cisco Wholesale ststioDers. made rs .
brief call yesterday.
The steamship City Of Picking. Capt.
Morse 10 command. sailsd from 6sn
Francisco Tor yspas anAQ 13sA On Che
7th inst taking about . hundred and
fifty passengers.
Bishop Morris will b. in Port Town
send on Sunday. the Goth Of February;
in Seattle. Oh Tuesday. the 21of March:
in Tacoma, Oh Friday. the 9Th. and in
Olyppis. On sunday. theHh w
Bark Californis has Been chsstere !
to load lumber at one Of the Puget
Sound mills for Yokohama. and ship
Citadel lumber fron Barnard Inlet for
the West Coast of South America.
The New York Herald Irish Relief
Fund auAauntea 20 ol55 600 ona wa1k
ago today. The L<r0M has beaten Par
nell badly. though il has done 20
largely ct the expense Of its proprietor.
Five hundred Chiasmea went up the
Columbia river from Portland. last
Monday. to work on the new railroad
from Cello 70 Walluls. A thousand
men will b st~osk'os that road b
the lst OF Msrch.a = $40 ~
The town is again enveloped In
snow. though not very deeply this
time. We verify believe that, Il . oor-
rect gage had been kept st.' this point,
il wsuld t9li Of the fAll Of eight feet Of
snow diving ths.psse two msnths. =
The steamer Josephine will make .,
trip 70 Taooms today. there (at the mill
stofe) 70 load up With goods for DO
Peareon. Of 6tan1ood: Mann. Of Mana,
Landing; Clothier & Engl;sh. Of Mount
Vernon; Pail. of Sterling. and others
on the Skagit river.
Thesoset sugar Ecsesys g Alsarado,
California, has made 5000 barrels Of
sugar this season. and has on hand
bes,s enough to make 5000 barrels
more. The bests are raised in Alameda
county. and are sold at 81 per ton An
acre Of ground will ea,ily produce ton
tons.
Letters have been received FROM the
young gentlemen who left recently for
the Skagit gold mines in Washington
Tsrrhesy. They we're about 70 leave
Seattle for tho mines. CIV Fuller
writes Us that the people of Seattle
have great confidence in the mines aud
men arc arriving by every steamer
from al parts Of the State and Pacific
coast. The snow 10 deep at the mines
and but little work can be done before
ths middleor last aof April.-Antiocb
Ledger.
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FROM TIE NAVAL ACADEMY. IA -.
cent letter from Fred Sparkling. the
representative from Washington Terri.
tory in the u 8 Naval Academy, reads:
Here I am at last. installed in the
Naval Academy. You cannot imagine
what fellow haa 70 stGnd on entering
this place. IS Twenty msnutes after I was
admitted Is.Wss lbssjsged by upper class
men who Quixzed me With such Ques.
tions ~ Where did you come from 2
and Have they any moro hike yoa eHt
thcres' / have to ansvsr Sir 20 all
their questions. cpd. rise Whenever they
come 10 my rood. / room vita three
classmates. who are al good fellows.
So far I hsse ssesped ssach hssing;
the worst being T. make me climb .
high wardrobe and sing Mary had .
little lamb But That 10 nothing 10
what some Of the boys bed 70 assd.
Ono fellow, who 10 sometimae.s little
cheeky. vas shaved with slop bucket
cover. made 70 stand on bis head in .
bucket of water. and 60 through other
performances equally 6iss9vseable. Il
cools one down ~, b hero awhile,
Though. One ,young man has just
been bilged.' Or expelled. for haxing.
The course q study here 10 hard, and
one has to knuckle down to il ia al
earnsstness. I an uncertain whether
l will 60 on the annual summer cruise
Of havsss four months leave ef ab-s
seaos. 1t I en- prompted - The upper
class. which 3 doabtfnl o. account q
my entering % late. / will 20 on the
cruise; and It not % promoted. I will
have H. lsass OF ,bssnce. lwsAr tAe
regulation ddiiorm asd sport : latSe
number Of brass buttons, which il
would dazzle ycur eyes TO ses. Ny
siicial aials b sOalel Atdahiposn F.
q. Sparkling. U IN A. l hsd . pleas
ant trip across the country. and spent
lev s.jsySbls day q ths. city Of
waaAiageoa. vAsse ! mel quits I Xua.
ser Of friends who he'd Known - II.
oays oone by s.. ,.as - ~ -.
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Undoubtedly with childres. aatribatsd
n other c.usss. i oocasisoed By Wesas.
BRowx's vxANIYu04 CoxylTs, q
Worm Lozspges, slthough s6eeesal il
destroying worms. caa do % possible
injury 70 tho most dslieato child. Thia
valuable oombinatios has ben suocsae-
fully used by physieianA end fous1 4
Be absolutely sure in sssdi0tioG
worms. 20 hurtful 70 children. Twesty.
i've eente . box.
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DlNTANCE FROM SEATTLE no
RCDN CHEEK.


- MONDAY, Feb 10.
The bonds Of mssrimony existing b.
tween David Ross asd Bella Roso wers
Absolutely and forever dissolved.
sc Hyde Was authorised to remove
certain books from the Territorial Ii
brsry for . period Of ten days.
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TuKsDAY. Feb. Il

TuKsDAY, Feb. II.
10 the case Ut Ksnten, Noines & Co.
W. Angus Nsokiutosh refssepes VS.
ordered. and " Small was appointed
10 take testimony.
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6RATTLs, ". r., Feb .. 1880.
Espscting il shogt tioo = y -
loved from the duties Of y. 8. Local
Inspector Of Steam Vessels Tor ths
Psgst Sound District, I wish 70 notify
ship and steamboat oWuaEs that have
thoroughly ssbailt ny 0Ariae vays. n
the ship yard q ths Soot of CbesIy
street. IL Seattle. and shall b prepared
70 do oil kinds q hailding q IspoeiaG
vsssels ct shust uoeioo.
Models. drafts. plaps Asd specifics.
tioes Tor building sail q sesa0 vssssll
furnished 10 order. =
Al applications foe ~ q Tie 0asins
vays must b oade - 0e - psts0A :
Vn.xlAx 6Al0Go0D.
0hin Ard Senomhont hui26a9. /
, 1880-04-17
Christiansted 18th of April 1880.
EDWARD FRAAS.
CHRISTIANSTED ST CROIX
Saturday the 18th april 1880.

A serious fire occurred at Green
Quay on Wednesday, by which the
residence of the proprietor Mr.. j. w.
Derricks was completely destroyed.
It has been rumoured that the mem
bers of the family were in town at the
time of the accident, but this is not
correct; Mr.. Derricks himself was in
town, but his wife, eldest daughter, aad
son were in the house at the time.
The fire broke out shortly after ten
o'clock in the morning, and commenced
outside of the house towards the north
east. It does not appear that any-i
thing certain is known IS to the cause q
several rumours circulate in the neigh
, 1880-04-17

#M n ME# ~
relative extent and revenue of Trinidad
before falling into a mental comparison
with CeylOn where we have become accus.
toned to works on SO much larger a scale,
c wherein fact our Department Of Public
Works alone absorbs annual votes not far
short or the entire revenue of the island
of the Spanish Main. Keeping this expla-
nation in view, we can properly appreciate
what Sir Henry Irving has to say for the
results of his work as Governor: s
In my first address to you-delivered
on.the LIST February 1851 ventured to
express the opinion that the future pro
! ogress and development of Trinidad would
mainly depend upon an effective
economical application of its available
revenue to improving and opening up the
communications of the country. The poll
cy of which this expression of opinion is
the keynote. has during the last five years
been steadily followed. Thirty-tw0 miles
of Railway have been completed. Ten
more miles of Railway and nine miles of
Steam 'Tramway IA Railway under a diff
fsrent name) are begun. Nineteen miles
of road have been metalled for the first
time, j. e. converted from roads impossible
during the wet season into roads available
for wheel traffic all the year round nearly
every bridge throughout the greater part
of the Island has been rebuilt with perma-
nent concrete abutmentS and with wooden
superstructureS calculated to last for
several years, which can, when the lime
comes, be replaced by iron. A large
amount of road reconstruction and I'M
provement has been effected :-new bridges
have been built, new roads extended, new
districts rendered accessible. That the APP
plicatiOn of the resources at the OF
the Government has been effective cannot
I think be disputed; and it is equally un-
questionable that the creation of an etfcc-
tive system of control has cOnduced to
economy. AS regards the roads of the
country, the true economy of good engi-
neering work is making itself felt in a
rapidly diminishing expenditure on re-
newals and repairs. AS regards Railway
construction, the organization OF an efli-
Gent Public Works Department has on the
Couva line alone effected a saving of at
least G3O0, 600.
The condition of the country speaks for
itself. Notwithstanding the persistent de-
preston of the Sugar Market, the pro gress
of the Colony, by whatever test it may be
guaged, has been surprising. Taking as
one measure of this advancement, the eX-
tension of settlement and cultivation: the
prosperity and improvement visible i'll
many of the rural districts; and the in
crease of trade and in the value of property
which have everywhere followed the mea-
sures taken to open up the communications
Of the country. l feel that at the COM
mencement of the last year of my admins
tration / may revert to the key in which I
addressed you on my first assumption of
the Government and may say not only that
the progress and development of Trinidad
will in future depend, but that during the
last FIVE years they have largely depended,
on the effective application of the resources
Ofthe Government to the Public Works of
the Colony"
AKA ~ 4 n Fyro n rup ~ ~ ~ ~ A. IEsJ
, 1880-04-17

fTET bekjendtgjores herved, at I'd
y kast til Repartitioner i afgagne
Augusta DoutG's 30 vii blive fremlagt
i en- Session, som afholdes den 14de
Mai f0rstkommende Kl. 10 Formid-
dag; samme Dag Kl. IL slet Middag,
Udkast til Rep.rtitionen i afgahgne
Eliza Jacobsens DO; og samme Dag
III. ? slet Eftermiddag Udkast til
Repartitionen i afgangne Frantz An
dreas Lunds DO.
Fredriksteds Skifteret, St. Croix
den 14de April 1880.
X. PETERSEN.
, 1880-04-17

said properties will again be put up
for sale at a 9Th Auction to be held
at this office on Thursday 18th MAY
next at l o'clock p. m.
The properties will be put up for
sale first separately and afterwards
together collectively.
Auction Office Frederiksted, April
18th 1880.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1880-04-17

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.