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halo II the Moon, Tho garden Of III,
Bolton mansion Was hatled IN \ Rrayisl
| mist, which ilickercd nmonR tho tal
ticos, md Gust weird shadows On Ill,
cid castle,
Ar,hut bolton was slowly sirollinp
through tho deep paths lsa,ling Ia MI,
uat alnang iii, shruhhetv. The fire .
his cigar burnt tiercpls MS h. pulle,
npryouslN away nj II. How often he I'm,
walked hero with bunyant steps MI,
light heart. locking toward the future
when Lucy Grey was 10 have become III
Witp'
.now crncl" he murmnrrd. "Crncl
cruel! OH. how shnll bear it-hoW
shall cndurey Would to heaven TIM,
hero and now could lay down tho hnr
den 81 my life nna sink into Oblivion
Lncy, Who was my life and lose--who H.
and .vcr shall he. my love Ia no,
falsc--l,ut tile notel"
Hour af,ef hour passei nwny, and still
he stnid. II was nhout midnight TINT lie
stopped opposite tho old tower.
"liark,' he exclaimed, srring,ng for,
ward AMI assuming u listening attitude,
arthur, Arthur. Save me,'
Like lightning his hluc eyes sent 4
glram mp to tho window nhave. 4 white
object iluticrcd moment. and then fell
ut his fott Picking ii up. he rend IL
faintly pencilel characters the follow.
ing:
TO tho person finding this hnndker,
chief, For the lovc of al You hold den,
in this world or tho next, take this l,
DR.. Grey oi Haselton. aud t,ll him tina,
| nm confined prisoner. Ivy Sir James
Bolton, n the Ing room II tho old tower,
and that he swears shall not receive my
free,lom until become hiS wife,
Without rcading Mrth.r, Arthur BIOL.
ton srrnng like blood hound toward the
mousse. lie knew il I'LL now. Sir Jamc,
Vas Suddenly awakened that night by u
terrible crash, anl hurriedly throwing
IN his clothes. h. rushed toward tho big
room ia the old tower.
Crash. With wild shrek. he sprang
forward. Crash. crash! And down tlcw
tho door. rotten with age. and Sir James
arrived Just in timc 81 glare through the
open space on Arthur and Lucy, fondly
,la~pea IN each others arms. while the
Young mans hot kisses wcn raining over
.he brow. cheek and neck of her who
VAS his life aud love.
.Fienas." screamed Sir James. while
Tho blood rushed in torrents 10 his
aead.
With ono wild hound the old man ut.
,rmptea to reach tho pair, but. falling
short. he to,tored. fell. aud remained a.
me dead
Tenlerly he was laii on the hea Al.
really Arthur and .acy had forgiven him.
and for many week. hung over his Pill.
low: and when he became convalcseeat,
acne were happier than they. But tho
punishment came Sir James sight had
soae in his illness. aal hcnceterth. all
that made life worth tho living h him.
mas III IL hetMeea Arthur and Lucy, WHO
lsaa become n,sn mud vile. With a hand
Il each claspei tightly in his own. anu
near them declare their forgiveness aud
l.,rA
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salaries or British Minister'S,

The salary list Of the British Govern.
ment shows the relative rank assigned
to Washington rs diplomatic station
by the European powers. The British
Minister at Paris receives an annual sal.
AIRY If $50, 900; ut Vienna, si0, 1000: at
Constantinoplc, SAC. 600; at st. Peters.
burg, $50, 900; Mt Berlin, SO, 600: a,
pckin. so, 900: ut Madrid even. s27,.
0OO: while nj Washington Sir Edward
Thornton il obliged to live on 81, 0OC
and very considerable number of nj,
lowanccs. In point Of grade the Euro
pcans rank Washington practically with
the missions to Brazil. to japan, to Tho
Hague and TO Lisbon.
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(Mttinx II Short.

"Oncc. during tho days II my carly
struggles IN the profession, said Edwin
Booth, "and whlla W. were bMrn.storm.
ing down IN Virginia, III odd thing hap
pcncsl. which illustrates the SHUTS u
which \ poor player was then put in
order T. get along. We were playing
showing they called Il thcn-one
night at little place called Lees Land.
ing, and the tobacco warehouse we had
lmprovisea into a thcatcr WAS crowded
by the planters for miles around. We
had arranged to take the weekly steamer
that we expected would touch there late
that night. and between the acts Mcrc Nil
busy packing an The play MAS the
Merchant Vi Venice, and VI were Just
going on Tor tho court seenc. where the
Jew Insists GA his pound 81 flesh. when
We heard = whistle hlow, and the man.
agcr came running in 10 say that the
steamer had arrived ahead IT time aud
would leave again in ten minutes
AS that was our only chance II get
ting down 10 the Chesapeake for week.
va wee naturally in I terrible guam.
diary. II We stop right here and cx.
plain, said the manager, the audience
will think they are bsing cheated, and
80 in for = free tight The only thing
W can do il for yo0 fellows 70 get up
soMo sort Of nataral,hke, iAproMptu
ending Tor the piece, and ring down the
.ron lo right ahead. laslies and gcA-
tlemen. and take yonr cue from Ned,
herr. and he hurried away to got tho
luggage on board.
Ii il had been in any other quarter
III thecountrv Iwoulan't have had the as
snrance to do as he said. hut the iguar.
anee ii the 'elay-caters, or ordinary
virginians u those days, ~as something
marvellous. 30 when old George Ruggles,
who was doing SAylock. got to whore he
sharpens Ais knife ON Ais shoe. / walked
scleMnly mp 10 him and said:
"Yeafe bound 10 have the tlesh. are
Your
"Yea bet your life,' said George,
nud.r the impression that lie was in.
presising VERY skillfally indeed.
Now, Ill make You one more dick
en- continued. In addition 10 The
lag 81 dacats, Ill throw in two keg. ii
niggerheaa terlack, shotgun and q
couple ot the best ceon dsgs in tho
State.
"Im blamed il don't do it, said
Shylock. much 10 the appreciation II
the audience. who were tol.acco.raiscrs
aud coon hunters from the ground 0n
sand 10 show that there il no har.l
feelings said rurtia, tackins up her
legal gown, 'well wind mp with Viz.
eiany reel
..And as the pruMpser STRUCK up
'Mannie Musk ON his fiddle. wy danced
4 couple ii iixan'>. and made 4 hrcak Cor
the loat ~ the curtain fell. amid tAun-
ders II applause.
"When We got On heard, the steamers
Captain. Who had witnessed the concln.
sion ii the play with great delight, ten
,iered the troupe tho compliment II Z
hot supper. and remarked. ~ W nj
down 10 what wan rare treat in those
'palmy days oi the drssna:'
I'd like to See the whole III that
play sometime. gentlemen. I'm blamed
Il thought that fellow Shakespeare had
50 much snap 10 him.
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me xaakee and tAe PAilasesAer.

II has been trathfally said that the
course Of the british Government in
dealing hesitatingly with the law~hreak-
era in Ireland recalls tho inaecisic0 a
Buchanan and his fellow.pohticians in
their vacillation in lssl. To tue latter
the following story would have given -
strong hint Is il does 10 the former /: A
shrc~d Yankee and al English philoso-
pheS. were travelling together in South
America One day they sheltered from
= storm IN largo hut. in one corner II
which Was stack Il woosi. They had
not been there long when three or four
snakes. Attracted by the warmth II the
tire which the travellers had lighted.
came out of the stack ii wood. The
philosopher immediately began 10 des.
cant en- the "iina cause of the creation
Of poisonous reptiles. and to ask whether
man wAe justified in destroying them.
The Yankee cut his discourse short by
remarking. ~ guess NO had better
smasA the critters first, and you cAn
crate about them aiter~ard, aud pro
ceeded to knock the snakes on the head
with the butt end VI his ride. -Iarper's
Weekly.
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At an inquest held Nt Brad~ell, Bucks.
on the body II y fivc>ycar.ola gal ~.ia
died II hvdrophohia. Que If the witnesses
! dcpossxl that two days after the child had
been eltsca, the buried dog was disin.
terrcd. its liver extracted aid = piece Of
il, weighing about nh ounce and half.
trlaxlci OH fork before the tirN until il
was dried up. and then given 10 the child,
who ate il freely. but. nevertheless, died
Not All ovel>nice remedy. but hardly
aastier than magpic.stast. which NO less
personage than the eraccss Bismarck
arparrntly deems an infalihle specific
for epilepsy; kinec, no longer ago thai,
January last. the President Il the Eek.
enfoersien Schooling Club addressed the
following circular 10 the mcmben cf that
association.
..lier highness. Princess Bismarck.
wishes 10 receive. before tho 18th inst. /,
~ many Mayrics ~ possible, from the
burned remains IT which an Nnti-cpilel,-
Tic powder may l.e manipulated l per.
nit myself. therefore, high and well.born
sir, 70 catrcat that you will forthwith
shoot rs many Macpie~ m YOU can in
your preserves, and forward the same 10
tho Chief Forester l.ange, at Freslrichs.
rub " Aithcr. without paying for their
carriage, down 10 the 18TH 1t 1ls
month"
Sir Walter Scots piper, John Bruce.
spent whole Sunday. selecting twelve
ss,Mes from notwithstanding streams.
With the purpose that his sick master
MiyhtslecpNlsaa them and become Whole,
Scott ~nS not the man 10 hurt the honest
fellows feelings by rillc0ling the notion
of such remedy proving Il avail: 10 ls
caused Bruce h ~ tald that the recipe
MAS infallhle. Int that il VAS absolutely
necessary IL SUCCESS that the stones
should Ia wrapped in the pctticaat Il =
widow who had never wished IL marry
again. upon learning which the High.
lander renowned all holc Ut completing
the charm.
Lady Duff Gordon once gave All old
Egyptian woman q powder wrapped in q
fragment II the NatariaN III ei.w. She
came again h assure her hcnefac,css the
charm was = wonderfully powerful Que;
for although she had not been able h
wash of all the iine writing froM the pa.
per. even that had done her great deal
Il good.
4 SEA captain. when one of his crew
cravssi something for his stonach's good,
IN consulting lis hook found NO Is
was the thing for the occasion. Cnfor.
, tunately there had been run soa thai
number. and the bottle was empty. Not
caring 10 send the Man away uncontrolled,
the skipper. remembering that eight and
keveil made fifteen. made up dose from
the bottles So numbered, which the sea.
man took with startling effects, neve,
contemplated by himself or the cr!bbage.
loving captain, (huaabtrs' Journal
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That recognized authority, the Rail
Wdv dyc, says, III a late is~,,c
The Chicago, Milwaukee and 81.
Paul Company, by recent consultations
and extensions, has increased its mile
age to the immense total Of 1900 miles,
Or about one twenty.iifth of. the entire
mileage Of the country. This places il at
the hcad Of MI railway companies in the
world, III respect to extent IL miles
operated by single body Of general
officers"
This is simply astonishing, but since
the Ages statement was made, the CON-
pany has alded to It's length until now
Il actually owns and operates nearly
1000 miles Of CONTINUOUS track. Such
rapid strides are but the advance Of i'm.
provement, md in making them, the
Chicago, Milwaukee, aud st. Paul Com
pany and its management awakens
THE ADMIRATION OF THE WORLD.
In these 1000 miles ARE embraced
three different routes, with three daily
trains each way between Chicago, st.
Paul and Minneapolis, to and from
whichpoints the roadis the only unhroken
line. Certain il is. no other road or
roads reaches, and by SD direct route,
as many If the great summer resorts Of
the Northwest. The fac, is also cstab.
Iishod TINT no other company owns as
many miles Of road in Dakota, and no
road reaches ns many oil TINT Territory's
principal cities, while with it. immense
system It penctntes more localities in
Minnesota, Iowa and Dakota, where the
cheapest and choicest farming lands are
found, tho soil III Which il unsurpassed
for general prpductiveness. Every per.
son who has travelled over the Chicago,
Milwaukee and st. Paul road will heart
liz in,lorsc the following from CORE.
spondent
or 4 PROMINENT INDIANA DAILY:
have Travelled, he remarks, lover
the great railways If this country. and
do not hesitate to say that the passenger
equipment If the Chicago, Milwaukee
and ST. Paul road is rarely cunaled and
never excclled. Its track is superb and
its coaches are models If elegant finish
and luxurious accommodations. 1t GER
tainlv is road that allows none other
to carry Longfellow's strange device
Excelsior.
The magnitude of this corporation is
the best evidence in the world that its
managers and officers are men of more
than ordinary executive ability. They
are courteous, obliging aud consistent.
Every encouragement and patronage
given such a road is well deserved.
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TWO AAr DOWN,
fwo ~ down III tho morning time.
f1Mx N ninn ana ans Ii amin.

Two ~ down III thu morning tlme.
Ons 10 sing aud one 10 spin.
AL men listened 20 tho sony sublime,
But mn one listened - the d,ll. wheels din.
Tho singer she at In pleasant nooh,
And sang ri llfe thai was fair and aweet,
While tiie spinner at with slcadtast look,
1usily pl,in. her hands aud feeL
Tho singer aanR ON, With rose In hcr hair,
And III men listened ~ her sweet tons;
Aud tho epinner spun On with I dull despair
DOAn III her heart ~ sho sat x.ohe.
Dut 10 on the morrow no ane said
AMght ri thu ginger " what abe SANG
Men were saying, "uehnld this thread"
And loud the praise II the splnuef rang.
The world haa forgotten the singers name
Her rss@ IL faded, her songs arr old;
Dit Tar " tnc OcvKli the aptnner's fame
Yet 10 blasnucd III limos u gold.
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yet must have her. Love, love!" hc
continued, passionatcly. breaking from
his strain II rcmorso. What power II
this. whit chains nre these. that binds
me 10 dishonor! Love and honor should
60 hand IN hand, bnt not with me--tnot
with me! by Heavens" he cried, fas.
Ing ficrcely up and down, Il SHAFT havo
herr And. with glance toward the
blnc aky above lie fell OH hls knees and
Missed. II swear III"
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Peas Prpn,sc-Soak Mn, Of snIi,

PEAS PrppIsa. Soak pint of spit
peas twelve hours. then put them into n
saucepan With eaon2i, water To cover
them. and set them IL boll. adding ,aare
water II intervals When they are quite
done, .,fain of the water and pass them
through sieve. add a .nnl,ls II eggs,
pepper, salt anl butter a. tassa. mix
thoroughly Well and IN, tie padding
into u hnttvnsa mold: lie cloth os,g i
and sst il 10 hoil H. its,a;s "a vat 4 In Il
sonnle vi laoars, Tnra Il ca. AID serve.
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Is one Of its misanthropic moments
the Detroit Free Press says: "The NV.
csase woman does not pretend to believe
half she reads or what her neighbors
tell her. II is only when she whacks
up dollar to a clairvcyant that she ex.
pccts 10 get the real old solid gospel
truth
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Prof. Guilmette'S French Liver Pad

viii positively cure Fever and Ague, Dumb Ague,
Agne Cake. Bi ious Fever. Janndice, DyspepsA, and
ali diseases Of the Liver, Stomach and Blood. Price
fl.50 by mail Send for Prof. Gnilmette's Treatise
on the Kidneys and Liver, free by mail. Address
FRENCH PAD Co.,,
T0lcd0, Ohio
s,ia vs. Or. !. J. CIENiER druggist, Cre-co, 10.
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CHAPTER m

CHATTER III
Good morning, father" exclaimed 4
hearty voicc. and. glancing up, from his
paper, Sir James Bolton behold his son.
Springing excitealy from his seat, he
exclaimed
"You. Arthur. Where.
why. father cried Arthur, .ycu dc
not seem very glad 10 see me"
But Sir James, recognizing his rash.
ness, had recovered his self-control. Tx.
tending LIS hand. he exclaimed.
Pardon me, Arthur. hut your return
Was % unexpected. aud % welcome.
that T."
Enough. father DEAR the young
man gently returned. II know that l
am welcome. especially when ! have a
satisfactory report al my work to hand
in. But ! can not stay with you long.
Associations here are too sad, too hitter. !"
And his blue eyes locked Theoretically
unhappy. for he was thinking II her who
had written him sooa after his arrival in
Cuba, one short. cutting note, declining
his love.
So il Was arranged, greatly 10 sir
James satisfaction, that Arthur should
start the next morning. to spend few
years travelling in the new world
II was evening. The cl0r blue sky
was studded with twinkling stsgs. whose
soft glimmss melted into the stronger
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-02-03

GENERAL
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENTS,
BOSTON
HORACE DODD. 8. u. rETTENCILL ca.
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
M.P. HTBBlRD.
NEW YORK
GEO. =. E0wELIAt0. DACCNY GO.
8. u. PEITkA6iLL 70. J. d. 0ATNs
PHILADELPHIA
E.w. AVER SON. s. n. PETIkNGlLL CO.
CINCINNATI
d N. pAEyiS SONS. y. n. FRESHMAN BKOS.
CHICAGO
Cuts. &. MILLER 20. c. 4. COOK ca
ST. LOUIS
NELSON GRESHAM g. CO.
0llp nA0ep 10 on f.lc IN these Agencies. Ad-
VVN e AT SO veytise RS dealing with them sc
cure fsvcrablc terra As b. rect application 70 10
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II was evening. The clear blue sky
was studded with twinkling stsrs. whose
eoft glimmss melted into The stronger
, 1881-01-05

H.
, 1881-01-05
NOTICE.

THE Horse, Carriage and-Boat-tax-
es for the LIST haIf-year 1881 will
be received at this Office and by the
Police Assistant at Frederiksted from
the 18th Of January 1881 to the
9Th February both days included,
after which the list Of arrears will be
transmitted to the respective Police
masters to be enforced within s days,
and a special citation to this effect
will without delay be served by the
Police for which each debtor Of Tax
incurs a fine of 20 cents if the Tax be
under SIS, and 40 cents if S., or
above, besides eventually the ordinary
levy-expenses.
The taxlists, which viii be dlstribut-
ed by the Police, are to be filled up
in conformity with the ordinance Of
22nd February 1855 or the first Of
January, and returned to the respec-
tive Policemasters within AZ hours in
town and 4 days in the country.
Royal T%reasurer's Office, st. Croix
9th December 1880.
J. A. HOVER.
Gctg.
, 1881-01-05
acknowledgements

FOLGE Ordre fra Gouvernemen-
tet bekjendtgjores herved at ALE
som MATTE have Documenter, der
skulle belagges med Stempelpapir for
indeverende Aar, vile have at hen
vende sig i Stempelpapirsudsalgene
i Christiansted eller i Frederiksted in
den den 8de Januar nBstkommende,
da ingen senere delivering at Stem
pelpapir for 1880 vii fnde Sted.
Stempelpapirscontoiret, Christian
sted den 28de December 1880.
VAN BRAKLE.
, 1881-01-05
Lower Love

situate in Princes Quarter No. 81
with appurtenances, belonging to said
Dealing, will be offered for sale at
3 auctions to be held at the under
signed Office as follows:
Thursday the Goth January 1881.
Thursday the 3rd February 1881.
Thursday the 18th February 1881,
every day at l o'clock p. m.
Conditions, appraisement and other
documents concerning the sale are to
be seen at the auctions and from the
LIST Auction at the Office Of lawyer
Hanschell at Christiansted.
This announcement serves also tor
the information Of mortgageholders
according to the Plac. Of 22nd
April 1917.
Auction Office, Frederiksted, 23rd
December 1880.
R. PETERSEN.
, 1881-01-05
UINDLOSTE BRETE.

PAID.
Burnp, Catherine Bonner, James Edward;
Lang, Maria ; Robinson, o. S Simmons, Will
liam, G Williams Simmons.
UNPAID.
Adams, Eva Marian 4c. Anderson, Mars 40.
Barnes, Helen 4c. Battiste, Mary Ann DC.
De NulIy, John &c. Evers 4c. Frances, Ma
ry, &c. Friis. &c. Fircid, Selar DO. Josher,
Adelaide DO. Heyliger, Fancy &c. I%versen,
II. l. 15c. JAMES, William 4c. John, Ma
ria DC, james, E!in 4c. Lucas, Lurrance ~
Sc. Murphy, James DC. Petersen, David &c.
Ryan, Louisa dc. Richerson, Mathilde &c.
Usher, Josafen &c. Williams, Maria DC. Will
liams, Fredrica &c.
Frederikste eds Kongeligo Postoontoir, den
27de Dec. 1880.
I. REUTER-.
COnSts
, 1881-01-05
Publication.

is hereby made known, that the
y Government for the Danish West
India Islands has under 23rd inst.
authorized Rev. G.. Dodsworth to act
pro tempore as priest Of the Roman
Catholic congregation in Frederiksted.
Presidency's Secretary's Office st.
Croix the 29th December 1880.
S. w. VAN BRAKLE.
, 1881-01-05
PROCLAMA.

MLLE og Enhvcr der MATTE have
~ Noget at fordre paa Planter John
F'arrelly's Fallitbo, indkaldes herved
til at anmelde og beviisliggj0re de-
res Krav for undertegnede Skitteret
linden Udl0bet af 6 Maaneder efter
denne lndkaldelses sidste Bekjendt-
gj0relse.
Frederiksted's Skifteret, St, Croix
den 30te December 1880
r. PETERSEN.
, 1881-01-05
archaeological e.

NET bekjendtgjores herved at Gou-
~ vernementet for de dansk vestin-
diske Ger under 23de DIS. har med
delt Pastor G. DoDswoRTH Autorisa-
ton til midlertidigt at fungere som
Pr@st we'd den Romersk-C atholske
Menighed j Frederiksted.
Presldentskabs S~ecretariatet for st.
Crolx den 29de December 1880
S. w. VAN BRAKLE.
, 1881-01-05

st. Croix that was acknowledged by
Royal resolution of the 18th March
a. c. is restricted to Christiansteds
district.
Presidency's secretary's Office, st.
Croix the 28th December 1880.
VAN BRAKLE.
, 1881-01-05
acknowledgements G.

MET bekjendtgj0res herved at I'd
w kast til Repartitionen i afgangne
John Hinkson's Bo vii blive fremlagt
en- Session som afholdes i Huset No.
80 & SO Kongens Gade her i Byen
Torsdagen den 3die Februar f6rst-
kommende Eftermiddag H. 2 slet
h%vorefter Boet forventes sluttet.
st. Croix, Frederiksted den 29de
December 1880.
+. 0. RAPHAEL J. HEWITT.
ExecutOres testament.
, 1881-01-05
Bekjendtgjoxelse

met bekjendtgiores heryed, at
(U Diet har behaget Hans Majest@t
Kongen we'd Allerh0ieste Resolution
af 25de October d. A. at anerkjende
Hr. William F. Moore som Kon-
sular Agent i Frederiksted for de
forenede Slater af Amerika, hvorved
folgelig Hr. ]. w. Wizards Kon-
sular Agentskab for St Croix, der er
anerkiendt we'd Allerhoieste Resolu-
ton af Tide Marts d. A., er ind
skrmnket til herefter kun at angaae
Christiansteds Distrikt.
Prasidentskabs Secretariatet st.
Croix den 2Sde December 1880.
Van BRAKLE.
, 1881-01-05
s 7 G II A L S

FOR THE ARRIVAL OF MAILS
GIVEN AT THE SIGNAL STATION
ON THE QUAY
, 1881-01-05
AUCTION.

MT the request of Frederiksted's
III Dealing Court as administering
the bankrupt Dealing Of John
Farrelly the
SUGAR ESTATE
, 1881-01-05
Lower Love

beliggende i Prindsens Qvarteer No.
81 med tilbehor blive stillet til
Bortsalg we'd 3 Auctioner, der af-
holdes her paa Kontoret, som fol-
ger:
Torsdagen den code Januar 1881.
Torsdagen den 3die Februar 1881.
Torsdagen den Tide Februar 1881,
hver Days Eftermiddag Kl. l..
Conditioner, MISUNDERSTANDING
og ovrige Salget vedr0rende Docu-
menter vile v@re til Eftersyn we'd
Auctionerne SAINT fra Iste Auction at
regne paa Procurator Hanschells
kontor j Christiansted.
Denne Acknowledgements tjener til
lige til Efterretning for Panthaverne
overeensstemmende med Placaten af
22de April 1917.
= Frederiksteds Auctionskontor den
23de December 1880.
R. PETERSEN,
, 1881-01-05

T is hereby brought to public no
tee, that it has most graciously
pleased His Majesty the King by
Royal resolution of25th October a. c.
to acknowledge Mr.. William F.
Moore as Consular Agent in Frede-
riksted for the United States of Ame-
RIGA; in consequence hereof Mr.. j.
w, Wizards Consular Agency for
, 1881-01-05
AUCTION,

i5FTER Begjering af Frederiksteds
Is Skifteret som behandlende John
Farrelly's Fallitbo vii den Beet tilh0-
rende
SUKKERPLANTAGE