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-Lindseys Blood Searcher-the great medicine
for.fever and ague, malaria and all blood poison
Don't fail to use it.
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DEATH OF MIR. j. HENDERSON KIRKwoop.-
Mr.. j. Henderson Kirkwood, Il first cousin of
Hon. s. j. Kirk wood, Secretary of the Interior,
died at his home near Shane's P. o., Baltimore
county, near the borders of Hartford county, on
the morning of the 18th instant, of heart disease
The interment was at Bethel Presbyterian
church, on Friday last, Rev. Joseph Nelson, the
pastor, officiating.
Mr.. Kirkwood was native of Hartford county,
having resided for many years a short distance
from the place where he died. "A few years ago
he sold his farm and removed across the line,
into Baltimore county. He leaves widow but
no children. He was at one time a justice of the
peace for Hartford county, and was very use
full citizen.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-09-23

THE HANNAH MORE ACADEMY FOR
Il GIRLS.-Founded 1892. ID miles from Balti-
more. Thorough instruction, careful training,
influences of a Christian home. Rev. ARTHUR
j. RICH, A. M, M. D., Reisterstown, Md.
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MARCHING TO YoRKT0wN,-Light Battery c,
Third Artillery, U. s. A, is now on the march
from Fort Hamilton, New York, to Yorktown,
Va, by the route taken by Washington and his
forces in 1881. The began their march on the
18th, via Trenton, N. j., Philadelphia and Co.
lumbia, Pa, Baltimore and Washington. In
following the course taken by the Continental
troops, nearly as possible, they will cross the
Susquehanna river, at or near Conowingo Bridge.
From thence the route will probably be by way
Of DR., James M. Magraw's farm, near Thomas
Run, through or near Bel Air, near Jerusalem
Mills, TO Baltimore. At least that is the route
over which, tradition says, Washington's army
marched, one hundred years ago. They are
expected to reach Baltimore on Saturday.
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he Body in stateat Washington.

The Land In Mourning.
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MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COL
WI LEGE.-The next session commences TU ES-
DAY, September Goth. For catalogues or infor-
nation address VIM H. Parker, President, Col
lege Station, Prince Georges Co., Md. jy29
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II ECTURE by Rev. Austin NJ Courtenay, of
IL Baltimore at the M. E. Church, near Thomas
Run, on THURSDAY, October 9th at TX o'clock,
p. NJ. Subject, 1.-The English Bible and its Revi-
sion." Proceeds for the benefit Of the church,
Tickets % cents. seDS3
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GOAL FOR STEAM THRESHERS.-The
~ undersigned can supply Coal for Steam
single ton. HOFFMAN & TYDINGS,
jy15 Edgewood.
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Death of the President.

sUFFERINGs ENDED.
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MASQUERADE CARNIyAL.-They young
1y1 men of the county are invited to Join in the
Masquerade Carnival at the Fair Grounds during
the exhibition. Suitable premiums will be given.
Participants are requested to report in person
James NJ. Reynolds Bel Air, on or before Octo-
Der Sth. sep23
, 1881-01-22

without the possibility of arriving at any
knowledge on what it is grounded, and
even where the Administrator found the
individual demand unreasonable, still a
refusal would have appeared to be the
exercise OF a mere arbitrary power. It's
certainly SO that the Colonial Treasury ex-
periences a loss by the practice, and which
corresponds with the difference between
81 p. ct. and the cost of bills of exchange.
He would further add, that in all matters
OF life, the one person has to depend on the
discretion of the other SO also IN this,
when applications are made for a remit
lance for q particular purpose and a GER
tain sum, even if they appear going
beyond the original limits.
End Member for Christiansted [Lemming
would beg to ask this question: When it
is acknowledged that a loss is occasiOned
to the Colonial Treasury, corresponding to
the difference between the rate of payment
here, 81, and the 9, 10 or III p. ct. for bills
I exchange, how does that loss appear in
the public accounts Is there any item
for it in the Budget,-and if not, should it
not be theref In that case special ac-
counts would be kept of all the sums com
ing under this head. 1t should be the
duty of the Administration when they see
the expenditure occurring so often, to have
an item posted in the accounts, by which
to find out how the matter stands; to find
this out now, would be very difficult.
Only lately there had been remitted $4,000,
at a rate of 10 pr. Ct.; consequently on
this single transaction alone there was q
loss OF upwards of 5000, which is not q
small item.
TO be cOmtinNed)
, 1881-01-22

New York, Jan. Observation-Disclosures an
nounce that the breach betweenMss PsrnelI
and Shaw 10 irreparable. Twenty Irish mem
Ders of Parliament are following Mr. Shaw.
News from Athens states that the Greek
Government have rejected arbitration.
Lit is announced that fifty thousand Golfers
are on strike in Lancashire.
Pointe.a- pitre, 18th" ST. GermAin,' re-
ported afoat. " Venezuela" left for St. Thorn
as. $50 p. m. 14th.
Pointe-a- Pitre, 15th.-"S St. Germain," udoat
$50 P. m. Mails and passengers left on
steamer Venezuela" 1ttb, for 81. Thomas to
take passage on " Nile" for Europe.
New York, 10Th Jsn.-London adVices an.
nounce that Mr.. Parnells proposed amend
msnt OF the address to be presented to the
Queen has been rejected by A35 votes against
81. Eight English members voted with the
minority.
The explosion Of the Volunteers Armoury
at Stafford has been attempted.
There has been serious rioting at Wigan
amongst the Golfers on strike.
Pointe-a-p ttre, l6th.-" ST. Germain," left
for Fort-de. France, towed by two French men
of-war, and the steamer "Martinioue.1
New York, 18th Jan.-London dispatches
announce that the reply to the Queens Speech
Is being unprecedently delayed by The obstruc-
tion tactics of thesParnellit es. Three amend
ments brought forward by them are still
pending.
Two persons we're injured Ia the attempted
explosion OF the Stafford Volunteer Armorry.
The attempt Is. attributed to Fenianism.
1t is announced that Mr.. Gladstone il now
recovering from asevere cold.
The Court of Appeal has ordered the release
of Messrs Euraght and Dale, the two Rituals
tic Clergvmen, on the ground Of defective
process.
New York, 18th.
Flour per barrel, st. Lawr. brand, $3.50
Meal, best Brandywine, perbarrel $3a
Heavy Mess Pork, per barrel, $I44
(Crystals per h., s to Ssc.
Sugar. / Fair to good refining per lib. Il.
cents.
English Islands Molasses per gal. 40 cents
Exchange New York and London. 4SO4
London, 18th
Dem. Crystals per cwt. Ell. rs. Sd
Sugar. duty free. Muse. " Ell. os. Cd
delayed Havana. No. IL Ell. 5s. cd
afOat.
Demerara Rum per G allon Is. 10d.
Trinidad Cocoa per cwt. E4. 3s. Cd.
O0nSols 9S3 to s.
Bank Of England Rate of Discount. 81 DC.
Liverpool Cotton Middling Uplands 81
1per cent RenteS in Paris 81 20.
N#Ma --
, 1881-01-22
we'd Garnisonen paa St. Thomas
800 Par
do. st. Croix- 800

--SUU al.
Skvit9lige Tslbud Merkede:
Leverance af Skotoi til Mill
tairstyrken 1884,"
indsendes til Dep6tet paa St. Croix
indtil TORSDAGEN den 27de jan
uar 1881 Kl. 2 p. m. indeholdende
Angivelse at den Priis hvortil We'd
kommende vii paatage sig at levere
enten Diet hele Parti af 800 par Ankel-
sko eller Diet til. de enkelte Garnisoner
bestemte Antal.
Skoene leveres efterh aanden som
behoves paa Reqvisition at vedkom-
mende militaire Chef efter Forhand-
ling med Dep6tet'og enten efter,Maal-
tagning af vedkommende Mandskab
eller efter Prove.
Tilbudene vile derefter blive aab-
nede bemeIdte Days Eftermiddag i
Overvarelse af de Koncurrenter som
matte indinde sig, og Underretning
ON det eller de at Gouvernementet
antagne Bud vii blive Vedkommende
meddeelte fra Dep6tet.
Proven af ovenmeldte Ankelsko og
ConditIonerne for Leverancen ere til
Eftersyn i Diet Kongelige militairs
Depot i Christiansted og i Chris
tiansfort St. Thomas.
Oct Kongelige militaire Depot, St.
Croix den lite Januar 1881.
R~OSENKRANTZ.
, 1881-01-22
NOTICE.

AGREEABLE to orders from the
Erl Government of the Danish West
india Islands the supply Of a number
not exceeding
, 1881-01-22

NET bekjendtgjores herved. at I'd
~ kast til Repartition i Planter
VIM. F. Moore's Fallitbo vii blive
fremlagt i en- Session paa Boet Ere
dagen den lite Februar d. A. Efter-
midday XII. l slet, hvorpaa Boet
forventes sluttet.
Frederiksteds Skifteret den Tide
Januar 1881.
r. PETERSEN,
, 1881-01-22

nRVINGERNE paa Beet efter
III afgangne Caroline Nc. Carly og
e~fterlevende Mand William Nc. Carly
indkaldes herved med Aar og Days
Varsel til at anmelde og beviislig-
gj0re deres Aryeret SAINT at varetage
deres Tarv paa Skittet.
Frederiksteds Skifteret St. Croix
den Tide Januar 1881.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1881-01-22
AUCTION,

rFTER Begjaring af Frederiksteds
Z Skifteret som b~ehandlende. afgangne
VIM. Moore og efterlevende Enke e. w.
MoOres Fallitbo vile de Beet tilh6rendA
, 1881-01-22
Lodder Land

No. 43 og Al ~Strandgade, Frederiksted
blive opraabte til Salg we'd ~offentlig Auc-
tion i Overeensstemmelse med Placat 22de
April 1917.
Auctionerne afholdes Kl. 1 slet Efter-
midday paa Auctionscontoiret som f0lger:
lste Auction Torsdagen den lode
Februar 1881.
2den Auction Torsdagen den 24de
Februar 1881.
3die Auction T~orsdagen den lode
Marts 1881.
COnditionerne for Salget og andre
Oplysnipger ere til Eftersyn paa Skif-
teretScontoiret,
FrederikSteds Auctionscontoir den Tide
Januar 1881.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1881-01-22

81 Court in behalf of the bankrupt estate
OF the late Vim. Moore and his surviving
widow E. w. Moore
The lots Of land
No. 43 and A ~Strandgade, Frederiksted
will be put up for sale at public auction
in accordance with the Placard dated 22nd
of April 1917.
The auctions will be held at the Auc-
ton Office at 1 o'clock afternoon as
follows:
LIST Auction on Thursday the 10th
February 1881.
End Auction on Thursday the Oath
February 1881.
3rd Auction on Thursday the 10th
March 1881. g
Tho conditions for the sale and other
information may be seen at the Office of
the Dealing Court.
Auction Office Frederiksted January
18th 1881.
R. PETERSEN.
[OET bekjendtgj0res herved at I'd
IU kast til Repartition i afg. M@gler
const. Toldforvalter Hans Julius
Knuthsens og efterlevende Enkes
falles Bo vii blive fremlagt / en- Ses-
sion, der afholdes Onsdagen den ode
Februar d. A. Eftermiddag ri. / slet,
hvorpaa Boet forventes sluttet.
Christiansteds Skifteret den 13de
Januar 1881.
Fl. A. JURS.
, 1881-01-22

Pioas Old Lady =: "Just think,
Rose, only five missionaries to 10000
cannibals ~ Kind hearted Niece
"Goodness! the poor cannioals will
starve to death"
, 1881-01-22
z L E GRA NJ s.

st. Thomas Station.
, 1881-01-22
a. USTTON.

Al the request of Frederiksted's Dealing
~ Court in behalf of the bankrupt estate
of the late VIM. Moore and his surviving
, 1881-01-22

may be forwarded to the Royal Mill
tary Depot on or before THURS
DAY the 9th January 1881, 2
o'clock p. mo, containing a statement
of the prices at which the parties will
undertake to deliver either the whole
number of 800 pairs Of Boots, or the
number of pairs required for the
respective Garrisons.
The Boots are to be delivered
according as they are required on the
Requisition Of the Chief of the re-
spective Garrisons after previous
agreement with the Chief of the
Depot, and according to measure
ment of the men or after sample.
The Tenders will be opened on the
above stated day in the presence OF
those who may appear, and informa-
ton will be given to the party whose
tender is accepted by the Govern
ment, from the Military Depot.
Samples of the Boots and the Con-
ditions for the delivery thereof, may
be seen in the Royal Military Depot
and in Christiansfort st. Thomas.
The Royal Military Depot, st.
Croix 18th january 1881.
ROSENKRANTZ.
, 1881-01-22
500 Pairs Of An
cleb00ts

required FOR the Military Forces on
tie Islands is hereby put up to pub
lie Iicitation namely:
for the Garrison at st. Thomas
800 Pairs
do. St. Croix- 800
500 Pairs.
Written Tenders Marked:
Tender for Boots for the
Military Forces 1884,"
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ton Creamery. lsa1se Western Dairy. Fair to Choice 80
lgc: Western Ia,ioTy. Fair % choice. va Oc
49, CIIEFsi;-siarsct duIl weak and declining; New
STAT, FACTORY Poor Choice DC; skins Common 20
1lo..e ~ a.. WtsitTu Common o. N'uic 60 &C.,. 6'
-WI...h. receipts and 8 ~'a o. aid. ysict' llr lf
Ieu.Vi' lHtt, i<if. long h' ani
NewJrrsoy IFe igt,.. Weston AMI canada loItc iof
la4 60 'Hotf.
EI'I-OuiCf. stead. me ,anccA.
81 f~ flu.rf uIrl n~. o.
rltNf:-LaH nfu. JAYS" fnnona i0ns hr rnufrT cNncN
iiahr5 far refining. ~ 96~ tc-' 'cntrinea. c eel.
hhdL FRENCH l-iads t irHrr f,-lsr. 2iaft-r
NOR. q alY. cut Loaf. liLc. Ciuthcl, lic. Row
derc>i. &C.. cubes lie. Crlaulafcd. 10 b.. N"h t
10. e.. Cuuf~- tioucrt a." If~ .tnts standard 80.
lOic. OG -" ,tlOc. hitr Extra "'.' Htr - -
los .'p do, .0Jic; yellow &C. 20 etri lci'", -
s,it: NEI 8 f. Crrt AZ stes.'r ~ it,,it.tr.
"a iI.DN -fifn. t,iss lljn0l u. Hl4oh
TEA- strong piics 90 lrcil,n to.ay. uaricllns are
sat,s I62i - part Norrnn. nfiud-s %; l.' - -
Young i'ysau. "a eci'. lmpr,,nl ..ri0. 'nn r'r d'i
:t.fll'.f -. Pa .lftd. lIr ii+sti ao %oe-t>t
lu...uA ID. I. OnlIns- IlrnI-A. u ~ ~.
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,oxno, June s-l23op M 5. honds -four ieT cents
lnsDos Syes IN5l4 Atlantic and Great western Hi',
12vd nes ,asts' crrli c-cs. 81 ~ idc 1915 III" sft
n,es ioi u; Illinois Crntr -, Fc.h%'I
Ard Western. 81 80, p = uonss nov, aV.s 10, "a.
b. ss svce quote three per cen, rntcs u francs for the
sSSny June 81 on pmNeyy YORK Central 1T tri,
sss: illinois Central l4J2 New Oh "i'"''o III" 'S
err ~ 25 Ii bulls we're allotted today decline Of iii
fLSIRsSS June $50 p. m,The amount q" bullion gone
~. a. psnk Of England balance -tAs ~ - ~.
nc vces Suoe three per cent rent~s AT 76 francs a =
tertilDes fof the account , 81. ,,.,,., ot ~ In,
L0SDON, June $3.50 p m-D'f sNe' ]" l"'''' u 90 10
pr ounce o ,,.,,u,o a., to.do, % f-lues % cen
am.. for elecKs.
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Do
E.trfNOKp June s-Cotton steady; Mlltnc. lie Flour
et@aat und unchanged: Howard stand ci RIA -uIri 20 %
as do. Extra, = 2iasb do Family s. 2'1-' 90 'y
u, al 81 dO. Extra Z. % 80 Npi go 100
brands Is G2aS5 70, Patlpsco family - 20 Whnat-
Southern soady Western shade higher add sirong Snhih
eru Red 81 20a3l - Amber. - 2,QSl - No IS ct
ern Winter He'd. srOt aud June, 81 25h4Sl ~ Jn}'
Al 223 august ~ 2OAa<l 2Oi+ september. ~ 20 =
aSI 21s Cori-sOuthern arm; Western steady southern
White 82c do yellow. 5Sc; Western Mixed spot 13't@
BGc June 55N bid July, SSdJJ c August 80 90 2i
steamer bic Oats steady; Western White, - Giec; DO
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RECORDED REAL EsrNTE Transports
WV. fagk ffrT

orar' 81. No iftt, a0,s, a. g. Irer.'ol and wife 70
-annI b ftffk ..---. 1922
sl-t-.t. Inferior iot Tt.s 20 Hof aad lo22', nwof
.inf'. r.HNli. 's1i ft. N.lAH IA Nc arfhy
and VIE fn Gustav \ Fl. ......... ........ .,
Oiti 10. 500 o. ~ Hfh.4tf fuylUT5: Nicholas
trl1cIth to Ellen Purcell ....... ~
l-lfi.-f -lf tuf ~f'I aye. De- ~fnf n. samuel
So i4eAf lnl RIir o. Ni.titp fInst.r ..... .. I2.T
liG'n - i-i ff-nf Nli.ffr. X5xiOO. Peter
Niler 600 VIE o. itfu 80 lr- ...... o.. .. ~
51ih ri. H. .'a 70 col .Ni as, It,Nl0ns julius
Scsbalr nua wife 9" Joe 3D. LmanI' ....... ll,W
Same piu.rtf. Gustav 81 Y..tfl ant pll' tD
Same p.fgerf'. jos, qh u fullu.c and wife TO -.
oA-f j. l.rscr ....... ..... $40
~ ~. a..3.l u9of cth.l,e l0o.lOnIl; l. +
-i,ris .ra wife % BENZ k .ynnr .... 1870
ha iu.rt 40. -. 80 o. 30 of Auiiff.s i9GK1J .;
B. Patterson. rrf'r,'. 90 jaroD Cohen ...- 81
.at rll, iH Imam. -.iirl sld another 900
g.tl.-i -s 100 i 81 OF Htn..tt. ..NIl. tN2t2Ix
5000 lrhn,t.t Eul'lt4i sud hu11lndtO rsofse -
Ion. .sr. e.. -5j 70 nof G5that. 2Txln0. Jacob "
fupkfuan ana WI, % pnr hliiir auf another. 80
Jisi--I. -. 70 70 fnf ifh. irr. -pNlWle taNAtO
D.. inrru and VII to = i,u IL Ms, dim 3D.
ra ,.n 100. $3.50
Al r .iit. &c. o. Yors % .,hr.t,r AMI Boston
laYlaHv 200. 81 l.tnl d -ciyrT a. r.siytT etc, %
William Van ttlt %
htth 80. a. -l,.f'- 20 81 80 ..tNr "f2i-V I'D '~1N
1910 Aln.., -t.ur. g. tl"np-np AMI wife la 49,
2da...u s. c5.ol ln-, %. 1922. plrb. o Allrn,
rstentiiA ctr. T." ~ Planning ..... 43,0'
faa,ias toj II ,. 27.o
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financial.
4 GAS STOCKS.

4 GAS STOCKS.
All Sr.l-,rk and BrpDtvn is stocks ana also all Kinds
o. BrO.4lgn IA yost mont 4lltlta. t.tt 90 ~
(.EO4tt.E ~. PfENTI~-,
II WAil.-i.
4 IL who are interested 10 railroad bu.incss
~ aud mileage stat .fos s.Hud rri If TRIBUNE Al
MANA' i"r l--l. uoa fc4fr. r1c" % ccni' pra,.
BANKERS and CAPITALISTS Will want 10
- ret rnhunc Almtnac for le~l 70 tho nrurcs
Inel -nios l-vcIUe aud Expenditure since l7J. friee
O.. cNlts by miil
ElRST NATIONAL BANK.
L DENVER COLORADO.
UNITED STATES UtID-IrOnY
tOrelnl 's.i NlY 10. 1901
Capita paid 10 e-0ao1' 7urtn7 i"1oTo
H. ~. MDfFA4r, jr. PV-.iift. 10 s. N. u bti~ VICE
PToeidclt. GtnHGEM. kAssLEit C-s..eF. T. O.. Li>IEt
Assistant cashier o.,
DreciossI. Chaneo, q. H. Moaati r., D. l. Iioutt, H.
A. Tabor L. d. hu.tk %. s.. ha~-lrr r. L. ~oDil"u
NcW-Aolg Correspondents, t1uriI rational bauA-
chicago Oorrrs iOIdc-t. tnAAlrr' 1l Nat'nn bank
GAS STOCKS and City X. x. Stocks and Bonds
~ bought aud s1Id r. r. HEWITT, 81 LAchnngc-paoe
GWYNNE * DAY,
W No. ~ WALI-ST,
TRANeACsT A GENERAL BANKING AND BROKER
ACE III sISEss IN RAILWAY suAIlL-S, BONDS. az
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I,NF.t''l - NEVIS E0R THE NEW.
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Curoycan Embellishments.

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claims
4 q. CItArlEHIpN 'l.ri t.rfk
joins GRAHAM. issi. ,ol'to5 20, lA-t1' % L""er
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Salc.foDu to-day:
nv Tofn z Boif
story rr.ct houss with ioi. -uiliyan-Si go
q q ~ Nlrtckei-.t. F. -uxioJ, Ernst krtgder DO.
nv EirbGrf w. Hlraen.
inmo h0usr With lot. 8 boulevard. i".2 sof
l.oi1-t i21r fiirr' gpllr = frontage 81 5Sll 70
Oh I-o,i-si, h'naui feiiusn...... ...,.....--.
~ 8.J Eiccrisr = Nl1
. snrf T'n" hor.c aDd sbo1f ' arres o' land. Retr
n~ fe5 station. IL ihe town of GREENE h %. tUAu.
AAn"n as fhc " Holy Far,4.' - seu.iler .......
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Real Gslalr 10 Grtblnsc.

Two EXCHANGE for improved city property
Rutland g WHITING, l@i NAasaust
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BroohInn prOpcrtp for Sale anO 90 Let
/ OW-PRlCED LOTS, $500 EACH up, IN
ripdy improving part Of bn,sYn Tor , see ,.s5 ="
700 plots ~ LAND = Mhiil'' "a $500