St. Croix Avis (Christiansted, St. Croix [V.I.]) 1844-Current
June 2, 1865

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ENTERED AT CHRISTIANSTED May 30,—Duni-h bng die Emdte, Pedersen, Copenhagen, Provisions CLEARED AT CUHRISTIANSTED May 31, Ameriean briy George, Perkins, New Haven, Molasscs. ENTERED AT KREDERIESTED May 23,—Englich barqu: Chipeliase, J. Petiie, St. Themas, Baliast. 30.—~Hanoverian brie Martin Bensen, J. Menunen, St. Thomas, Ballast, June I,—Duanish barque Jolanu Brodersen, J. C. Boesey, St. Thomas, Ballast. Amnsættelser og Entledigelser. Under 24de Mai 1565 har Gouverne mentet beskikket Postmester P. Wodersi i Frederiksted til Medlem as Forligelses commirsionen i Frederiksteds Jurisdic tion istedetfor Kjobmand J. B. Daniop, der paa AnsOgning er entlediget fra den ne Bestilling. 5 (j.*,':_*_;:f?;»i;jåf*;;ä

N 2 No. 36. g %82 Cents. L+RRH 1865. Carl Hattensen. Rosenérn. PROCLAMA. LLFI og Enhver som maatte have No get at fordre paa efternævnte Skifter, nemlig KETURAH (Cathrine) MADURA'S Dådsboe. ANN HARRIS Dødsboe. Skipper HENRY GEORGE og efter lovende Enkes Fælledsboe, ihlinldes herved med 3 Maaneders Var sel il at anmelde og beviisliggjøre deres Krav for undertegnede Ret som behand lende nævnte Boer. Christiansteds Skifteret, den 31te Mai 1865. J. A. Stakemann. CHRISTIANSTED, FREDAGEN den fden JUNI 1865, r. 5 qrg;__ ..;x

FG (éje/r:( No. 36. 57 32 Cents. 1805. Carl Hattensen. PBosenorn. i Proelama. ALLEog Euhver som maatle have No —flx&.x get at fordre pan eltersævnte Skifter nemite _f ELIZABETIT MADURO'BS Dådsboe. MARY HEYLIGER'S Dødsboe. indkaldes herved med 3 Manneders Varsel til at anmelde og beviisliggjøre deres Krav for undertegnede Ret som behand lJlende nævnte Boer., Arvincerne i ovennævnte Boer indkal desherved med Aar og Dags Varsel. Christiansteds Skifteret, den 31te Mui 1865, oF. A. SERkesrnasen. BEKJENDTGJORELNE. 5 éi**' ET bekjendtgjores herved at Ud '_J kast til Repartitionen i afgangne Hugh Lang's 80, vil blive fremlagt i on Skiftesamling som vil h…x: af holdt Fredagen den 30te Juni forst kommende. Frederiksteds Skifteret, t. Croix den 29de Mai 1865. Sarauw. V e ———mmermm æ roclama. ;'l LLE og Euhver som maatte have LFX Noget at fordre paa afgangne 3laria Muivy's 80, indkaldes herved til at anmelde og beviisliggjøre deres Krav for undertegnede Skifteret in den Udlåbet as tre Maaneder etter i denne Indkaldelses sidste Bekjendt gjorelse. Frederiksteds Skifteret, t. Croix den 29de Mui 1865. l C. Sarauww. =PHE Creditors of Mr. M. A. Daguilard arc hereby invited to at tend either personally or by a repre sentative at a meeting to be held on Wednesday the I4th June next I 3 o’clock noon at the oflice of Lawyer j' Bahneberg, in order to have a status of Mr. Daguilard’s affairs exhibited to them, and to take a resclution as l to the course to be taken. St. Croix, 31st May 1865, i M. DAGUILARD. HEILBUTLL. BAHNEBERG. e R For Sale 1 neat set of American OAK PARLOR FURNITURE. JAS. F. FINLAY. Route of Steamer Clara Ro the from St. Thomas to St, Croix and Vice Versa f Approved by Government. Juane 1865. 3. Saturday leaves St. Thomas at 1.30 p for West End. 4. Xunday leaves West Endats.3op.m. for St. Thomas. 5. Monday leaves St. Thomas at 6.30 5 a.m. for Bassin. f Do. leaves Bassin at 6 p.m. for St. Thomas. 6. Tuesday remains in St. Thomas. 4 \\"ninvédny leaves St. Thomas at 12 o’clock tor st Fnd. 7 8 Thursday leaves West End at 12 o’clock for St. ‘T'homas, Nl e 2 remains in St. Thomas. 2 10, Naturday 5 11. Sund:y leaves St. Thomas at 7.30 a.ni. ftor Bussin, l 12. Monday leaves Dassin at 5.30 p.m. for St. Thomas. 13. Tuesday leaves St. Thomas at 12 f o’cloek for West End. 14, \V(’JH:’SJ;&_\' leaves West ]‘:H(] ar 2 o’clock tor St. Thomas 15, Thursdiav leavis St. Thomas al 7.80 am. {or Bassin. i Do. lcaves Bassin ot 5.30 p.m. for St. l Thomas. 16. Friday remains in St. Thomas. 17. Saturday leaves St. Thomas at 7 a.m. i for Bassiu if European Steamer is in. i 48 Sunday leaves Bassin at 5.30 p.m. for Bt. Thomus, t 19. Monday remuins in St. Thomas. 20. Tuesday leaves Bt. Thomas at 12 o'clock tor West ]“,!H'. 2921, Wednes lay leaves West End at 12 o’clock fur St. Thomas. 22. Tharsday leaves St. Thomas at 12 o'c¢lock for Bassin, 28 Friday leaves Bassin at 12 o’clock for St. Thomus, 24 Naturday remains in 8. Thomas. 25. Sunday leaves St. Thomas at 6.30 a.m. for West End. Do. leaves West End at 530 p.m. for i St. Thomas. 26. Monday remainsin Bt. Thomas. 27. Tuesday leaves Bt. Thomas at 1.80 p-m. for Dassin. 23, Wednesday leaves Bassin at 530 p.m. for Bt. Thomas. i 29 Thnesday leaves St. Thomas at 7.30 g a.m. for West End. Do. leaves West lind at 5.30 p.m. for i St. Tliomas. 30. Eriduy remains in St, Thomas. PAxaiGil RATES 3 Fienl 3800 8 8 Second tdo: oL 0000 0 "o, for particulars app'y to J. KNUTHSEN. FLHE Undersigned has n.pem'd a Pho- A‘g tographic Nkylight Gallery in King's Street, No. 29 opposite the English Church, where Photographs and Fereo types can be obtained at cheap rates. For particulars see Posters. Christiansted 30th May 1865. P. BUSCH. [Nr, Ad.

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To the Proprietors Managers of Estates in St. Croix, Gentlemen, T have been informed by several Proprietors of estates that reports most injurious to my char acter and prejudicial to my urefulness as a Min ister of the Gospel are, and have been circulated 1 among you. I am accused of striving at meetings which I hold for the religious instruction of the la bourers to make them discontented with their wages and creating an insurrection among theu. Mr. Thompson the clerk of St. Jobn’s Church is also accused of going among the labourers and circulating pamphle{s among them with the same design of rendering them discontented. I therefore solemnly declare that these reports are false, slanderous, and withoutany just foun- dation. They bear the impress of falschood on them, for what possible advantage could cither of us derive from creating discontent among the la bourers, exciting against us the opposition of so influential a body as yourselves and expos- ing ourselves to the penalty of the Law. I there- fore challenge my accuscers to come forward with proof azainst me. i I am accustomed to be slandered in {his Island. A pamphlet has been printed and cie- culated among a part of my Parishioncers for the purpose of keeping up ill feeling against mic, and I, a minister of God and a gentleman by birth and education, am not allowed the previ- lege of the poorest criminal to know the charpes I:id againsi bim, for the pamphlet has been kept from me and my friends. Any where else but in this island such cow- ardly conduct would mark with infamy its das tardly perjetrators. The assassin who stabs his vietim is held up to execcation, but the scandal monger who sceks to ruin his opponent by injuring his character and reputation is re ceived and welcomed in society in St Croix. If St. Croix i~ 1.1 ns a place where gentlemen sl v cedom of opinion prevail, something ougit to be dine to check iho circulation of lying reports, and all honour- able men should combine to banish those slun- derers from Society who spare not in their ven om the character of gentlemen nor the reputa- tion of ladies. Let me hope then that you, Gentlemen, will believe me incapable of returning the kindness and hospitality I have received from some of your body for the last four years, with the in- gratitude with which I have been charged. Believe me, gentlemen, with every “wish for your prosperity, 'l Yours faill:lully, i F. H. ALMON, Rector of St. Jolin's. i Christiansted Ist June 1865. THE “AVIS.” P u ee e eee ee S Shrisiizusiel, BY Grojz, ee D i FRIDAY, 2xp JUNE 1865.

By the Royal Mail Company’s Steam- er Seine, which arrived at St. Thomas on Wednesday afternoon, Earopean DPa- pers to the 17ih uito. were received. They contain no news of importance. The St. Thomas Times contains the intelligence of the capture of Jeff. Davis, with two regiments of cavalry, in Alaba- ma, by Generals Stoneman aud Guerson. Gold was quoted at 131. t -=ddi6> WE have received an answer from Rev. Gardin to the report of the minori ty of the School Commission which we intend publishing at an carly date. We only must express some surprise that Rev. Gardin should have held the opinion that we would have refused insertion to his answer, except he sent it to us through the channel which he adopted. ST CROLX AV.L S. F'rom the Spectator May 13.) The Emperor of the French has issued a singular proclaimation to the Desert tribes of Algeria. He declares that Prance langed thirty-five years ago to relieve A]gh’rs from ()"»[)l't'.\‘si():s, but admires the nnlicury honour which induced the Arabs “before submitting to invoke the judg ment o1 God. But God has prosounced acknowledge, therefore, the mysterious decrees of Providence.” Two ceenturies azo the Ganls also were vauquished, but their assimiiation to the victorious Ro mans created a great nation. ‘“Accept, then, facts. Your Prophet declares, ‘God gives power to whomsoever He will (Chapter ii. *Of the Cow,” verse 2483.) Now, the power I hold from Him I wish to exercise in your interest and for your advantage.” His Majesty continues by arguing that two millions of Arabs can not resist forty millions of renchmen, that the Koran binds Mussulmans to ob serve their oath of alleginnee, and that Arabs have shared the glory of Irench arms, and finished by another appeal to the Koran, which states that «“Ile whom God direets is well direeted.,” (Chapter Vi "Il Eralt,? verse 177.) Prodgsianis can hardly help wondering what the mo ther of this “Eldest Son of the Chureh?” will think of it all. What Arabs will think we have endeavoured to show in another place. The International Exhibition at Duob lin was openeil by the Prince of Wales on the 10th inst., amidst an Lmposing cere mounial. The Exhibition promises to be a success, the buatlding being really mag nificent, halt stone, half olass and iron, and the colleetions, particularly of Art, rivatline those of the Exhibition of 1851. Rome and France have in particular ex erted themselves, and English painters have forwarded a splendid array of paint ings. Nothing of special interest marked the opening except an omission of all spe cially Irish music which has greatly an noyed the newspapers, and a perpetaal re ference 1n the addresses to the absence of the Priincess, whom the good people wanted to see at least as much as ihe Prince. The Prince was exceeding well received by the citizens of Dnblin, and was to leave the city to-day. No deserip tion of the contents of the palace has as yet been published, bat Mr. Story’s «“Ju dith,” it scems clear, will carry off the palm in sculpture, as his “Sybil” did in the colleetion of 1861, American. From the New York Herald, May 4.)) PROCLAMATION. A PROCLAMATION By tue PRESIDENT ofF THE UNITED STATES or AMERICA. 3 st Whereasit appears from evideneein the Barean of Military Justiece that the atro cious murder of the late President Abra ham Lincoln, aund the attempted issassi nation of the Hon. W. H Seward, Neere tary ol State, "were incited, concerted and procured by and between Jefferson Davis, late of Richmond, Va., and Jacob Thompson, Clement C. Clay, Beverly Tucker, George N. Sanders, W. C. Cleary and other rebels and traitors acaiist the government of the Ulited States, harbor ed in Canada: low, therefore, to the end that justice may be done, I, Andrew Johinson, Prexi dent of the United States, do offer and promise for the arrest of said persons, or either of them within the limits of the United States, so that they can be brought to trial, the following rewards Oue huadied thousand dollars for the arrest of Jefferson Davis. Twenty-five thousand dollars for the arrest of Clement C. Clay. ‘T'weuty-five thousand dollars for the arrest of Jacob Thompson, late of Missis- Sim;i. 'l'wenty-five thousand dollars for the arrest of George N, Sanders. Twenty-five thonsind dollars for the arrest of Beverly Taeker, and T'en thousand dollars for the arrest of William C. Cleary, late cierk of Clement {,'}il'\'. I'he Provost Marshal General of the United States is directed to cause a de scription of szid persons, with notice of the above rewards, to be published. In testimony whercof, 1 have hereunto set my bhaud, wiid cansed the seal of the United States to be affixed. Done at the City-of Washington, the sec oni day of :‘eize:.' in the year of our Lord oune thonsanl cight hundred and Six!y five, aud of the independence of the United States of America.the eighty ninoih, ANDREW JOHNSON. By the President “W. Huater, Acting Sceretary of State. From the Boston Advertiser.) HOW BOCOTH'S BCLY WAS DISPOSED OF, WasninetoN, May, 2, 1865. The vexed question as to the disposal made of the remains of John Wilkes Booth is at fength settled by a statement which muy be regarded as final. After the head and heart, which have been deposited in the army medical museum in this city, had been removed, the eorpse was placed in charge of two men, who, after various rrovements ealeniuted to baflle imperti nent curiosity, dug a grave in a little spot of ground close to the penitentiary, where for some years felons have been burieds DBooth’s Body was depo=itcd here, and the earth over it was smoothed and carefuily sodded over. The other graves of less infamous felons had previ cusly been levelled, and astrong gunard is now in charge of the spot, and will con tinve to keep it undisturbed until the orass has eraown soo thic!\']y that uo one will ever Lie ab'e to distinguish the place where the assassiu’s corpse was interred from the other namreless graves around it. Order ileseinding Regulations, Prohibit ing the Exportation of Arms, Ammu nition, Horses, Mules and Live Stoek. The executive order of November 21, 1862, prohibiting the exportation of arms and ammunition from the United States, and the executive order of May 13, 1863, prohibiting the exportation of horses, mules and live stock, being no longer re quired by public necessities, the aforesaid are hereby rescinded and annulled. By order of the President, EDWIN M. STANTON, Secretay of War. From the Barbados West Indian.) INTER-COLONIAL NEWS. Both in Trinidad and Grenada the wea ther has put a stop to the reaping of the canes, and so far injured the prospects in the former, as to cause a diminution of the crop to the extent of 56000 hhds.,

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if there should be a change for the hetter to enable the planters to go on with the reaping. The weather had become more favorable by the latest accounts in both Islands. An Ice Company has been got up in Berbice and succeeded in making Ice. Mr. Baynes bad assumed the administra tion of Grenada, and opened the Legis lature. We are glad to find both from his address and the replics of the Council and Assemply, that in Grenada crime is diminished aund the conduet of the labor ing people quiet. The Council say— “we have reasvu to be thankful that we live in a communiry in which crime of a serious nature is but little known, and the laboring population happy, peaceable and contented.” In St. Vincent it is se riously proposed, for the prevention of bastardy, that on oceasion-ot the birth of an illegitimate child, the father should be fined or imprisounced, and the mother’s head publicly shaved. From Gualaloupe we hear of a propo sal to run a vew lise of French Steamers from Havre to the Freuch Autilles, to share in the profit of the passeonger and dry goods conveyatice. GUADALOUPE. Crop operations. were proceeding briskly, spite of rainy weather disturbing operaticns on the estates. The wharves ot Pointe a-Pitre as well as the curing houses and stores of the plantations, were iull of sugar, shipping being very scarce, and the few vessels 1o port charging so hich a rate of freieht as to deter the mer chants from giving cargo. Several ships were expected, and the papers look for a fall in freight in a few days. “The Opera Company, umder the di rection es Mr. de Berrard, consistine of 91 artistes, after enlivening the Guada loupians for a few months, left in the Caraibe, on the 2nd instant, for Trinidad. “The Commercial of the 19th inst., states that the Martinigue Propagateur of the Ist mentions that the Pederal corvette, the Wachuselts, having taken a wrong course in leaving the 'bay of Fort-de- France, a matter to be expected when she took no pilot frem the shore, ground ed on a sandbank, from whieh she was got off with the assistance of a gang of conviets from the French frigate Bellone. The Wachusetls was under the necessity of going into dock to exami: e her bottom before continuing her voyage. “It is announced as certain, says the Commercial, that two merchants of Hiavre, Messrs. Dufour and Gery, have just joic ed in copartnership, for the purpose of establishing a line of steamers between that port and the French Antilles, for the purpose of monopolising the dry cools freights, and to be of service, during the active season of trans-oceanic passages, to the considerable contingent of passen gers who do not always find berths in the steamers of the already established lines.” BARBADO-=. We have to report much the same kind of weather, that has prevailed since the commencement of the month, alternations of rain and sunshine, very trying to the planters, whose expenses it has much increased in respect of fuel. The wind to-day lis strong from the South, and the morning opened with heavy showers and every indication of a rainy day, but the sun has come out very fierce, and the sky at present clear, and almost pronis ing to turn out yet a good sugar day; is a specimen of what we have had for the last six weeks. Notwithstanding the tan talising weather admirable progress has STe CROLX AV S been made with the reaping of the crop, over two thirds of which (say 32,000 hhds.) we reckon has been got in. The ship ments to date reach 21621 hhds; bestdes 3050 on board vessels in the Bay, which will probably sail before the Packet, or at any rate by the end of the week, viz Hhds. Simeon Hardy, for L0nu0n..... 300 Hero, do Leia D Whisper, do ei o 2B Mary HWoods, do o Islander, do i A Axie 1o Beistel 200 Lingland, (for Orders) tor Cotk. 500 3050 Making together 24,671 hhds. already shipped and on board vessels to sall in a few days: with 8000 more on the stan cheons in the countiy or in the stores in i Town ready iur.s’\ilnm‘a;t——vqn:xl 10 32,671 hihds that is, twa thirds of the crop, according to the estimate of those best (l!lulifi:d to _i:ui:_;p, and one third re maining in the ficlds to be reaped, with weather permitting, The estates in St. Philip and Christ Chureh, and in this Parish, are drawing to a close, by tar the greater number havine finihed reapiung; but in the Central Parishes, and espeei ally Below Clitf, there is still a large breadth of Canes to be cut. The ship ments of Molasses to date amount to 6249 puns,, besides smaller packages, NSuaear has been sold at from %3 40 to 23 50 tor best qfluli!irs, and 83 to 3 25 for ordinary. Molasses 10 demand at 16 cents in merchants’ puns. or 15 aud 4 in planters. The younz crop is giowing apace in the black solls, and looks very pretty altho’ a little foul on account of the showers, which have caused the griss to spring. Loabor isan demand 5 and the neople cheerful and conteuted, with plen ty ol work before them, which keeps them out of bad practices. Business 1n town is active, and the demand for goods in the shops better thau it Las been; ow ing no doubt to the reduc'ion of prices in cotton and other brics, consequent upon the fate events in Amerier and In creased competition in the market. æ K æ g u Bekjendtgjorelse. lølre det Koncelige Gonvernements Ordre bekiendtgjores herv d, at Skalter ne for Aaret 18561 til Colonial Kassen, memlig Grand Skatten, Bygvingsskut ten, Leie Afzivten, Afzivter as Sukker productionen, pCt. Skatten as Iluus- og Plantsge- Panter, Nyskattes, Hvusskat ten, Cavallerie- ow ÆArilierie- Skatter, samt Inmicrationsskalten, førfaldt 1i) Be taliug den iste Mai dette Aar. En Før tegnelse over Debitorerne med .*l)rc—?fi eation as Skatterne og disses Beløbh, vil til alle Vedkommendes l':fler.—yn, findes henlagt, for Christiansteds Jurisdietiovs Vedkom nende, i det Kongelige Kasserer- Contoir, og for Frederiksteds Jurisdie tion paa Byfoged Contoiret sammesteds, Det Kongelige Kasserer Contoir, St. Croix den 29de Muai 1865. C. R. MAGENS. z Translation. Parsuant to Orders from the Royal Government it is hereby made known that the Taxes to the Colonial Treasury for the year 1864, viz: the Ground- and Building-Tax, the Procentage-Tax on the rent of houses, the Tax on the Pro duction of sugar, the Quart pro Cent- Tax on mortgages in houses and Estates, the New-Tax, the house-"T'ax, the Caval rv- and Artillery-Tax and the Immigration- Tax, became due on the Ist of May this year. j A list of the Tax-payers and the res peetive amount of Taxes, will, Yor the Jurisdietion of Christiansted, be found exposed for inspeetion at the Royal Treasury’s Office, and tor the Jurisdietion of Frederihsted, at the Sherifl's Ullice in sald Towa. Royal T'reasury’s Office, St. Croix 29th May 1865. C. R. MAGENS. L] AUGTION, AUCTION. The Vendue he!'d at the 4 HOUSE No. 40 Strand Street will be continued on Sa turday 3rd June, commencing at 12 o’clock when will be sold avariety of Chamber FURNITURE and other arti cles. also a PIANO several HORSES and PHATONS, Christiansted, 27th May 1865, R.Jd. BOBINSON, Auctioneer, ADOLPIL ROSENSTAND Underdommer og Skriver paa Oen Nt Thomas America Gjor vitterligt, at efier Begjeering as Nkiiteretten paa 8t Thomas ogi Medhold as Kongelig allernaadigst Bewvilling, ud fierdiget ad mandatum at Gouvernemen- Lol I'\)l‘ de tlaiisk- Vi .\l'“l“.\!'\t? U o v 16de Dennesin herved med Aar o Dags Varsel Dea elier Do, som maalte biyve thiende et den 11 April 1856 imellem nu at'dode Euke Auna Lavimir og Her: K Chretien intgaaet og den 14de nestefter thingliest Forlig, hvorved er givet Hrre I 2: Chretien Panteret 1 Eiendon:men No. 7 Piindsensgade, Kronprindsens Quarteer i Byen Charlotte Ammalia paa St Thonmas for $863. 30 ¢ts skriver Ofte Hundrede Tredstndstyve og Tre vestindise Daler, tredive cenis nied Renter at indde inden Se. Thoma orvdinaire Bything, som hole des 1 iluset No 24 Dronnivgens Gade og Q‘l irteer herd n_\'«'lk eller paa hvilket an det Sted Rettea 0l den 'Thd ordentligvris maatte holdes den forste Mandag i Nep tember 1566 om Formtddagen Ki 10 set for der og da med bemeldte Forhig at fremkommeog deres AdKkomst til samme as godtgjore, da Citanten vil forveste 0g lade paastaae, at Forhiget ved Dom vor der Kjeudt dodt og magteslost at veaere, saa at det derefter kan afleses og as Pan tebogen udslettes. Forelee og Lavdag ‘er ophavet ved Forordn. 3 Juni 1796. T Bekratelse under min Haand o Embedssegl, St. Tnomas den 27de Mai 1565. ROSENSTAND. AUCTION. ÆA[XU()'I*I()NS-l)irvclcuron bekjendtgjør ÅÅ herved, at ifolge Requisition as &t. Thomæ Skifteret som byhandlende Slag termester —J. M. Villains Faliitbo vil biive oprasbt til Salg ved 3 offentlige Auctioner i Medifor as Pl. 22de Apiii 1817, og som as holdes lste Auction Onsdagenden 28deJuni forst kommende KI 12 Middag. 2den Aue'tion Ousdaven den 12te Juli forstkommende KI. 12 Middag, 3die Auction Onsdagen den 264 e Juli forstkommende Kl. 12 Middag, de Boet tilhørende 2 as

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No. 20 Regjeringsgade. Iste og 2den Auction paa nndertegnede Contoir, 3die Auction paa Aastedet. Conditionerne, Panteattest og Vurder ing ville blive fremlagte ved Auctionen, hvorti! Lysthavende indbydes. St. Thome Auctions Contoir, den 29de Mai 1865. BRoscmstand, Auctionsdirecteur. e S AUCTION. THE Vendue BDirector hereby makes N known, that at the reqvest os St. Thomas Dealing Court in administration ofthe bankrupt estate os Mr. J. M. Villain is offered for sale by 3 Aucetions iv con formity with the Royal Ordinance dated the 22nd April 1817, 2 os No. 20 Kegjeringsgade belovging to saild estate. Ist Auction on Wednesday the 28th Jure prox. at 12 o'elock noon. 2nd Auction on Wednesday the 12th Ju ly prox. at 12 o'elock noon. Srd Auction on Wednesday the 26th Ju ly prox. at 12 o'clock noon. list and 2nd Auction at this Oflice, 2rd at the premises. The terms os sale, extract os register os mortgages anvd appruisement to be scen at the Vendue, to which purchusers are invited. St. Thomas Vendue: Oflice, the 29th os May 1865. Rosenstnud, Vendue Dircctor. AUCTION. UCTIONS- Directeuren bekjendtgjor fl herved, at ifolee Requisition af’ St. Thomse Skifteret som behandlende Han delshuset M. M. Monsanto Co. ‘allitbo vil blive opraabt til Nalg ved 3de offenthege Auctioner i Medfor as Pl. 22de April 1817 og som aflioldes Iste Auction Onsdagen den 28d¢ Juni forstkommende Kl 1 Efiermiddag, 92den Auction Onsdagen den 12te Juli forstkommende Kl. 1 Eftermiddae, 3die Auction Onsdagen den26de Juli forst kommende Kl. 1 Eftermiddag de Boet tilhorende faste EIENDOMMIE No. 20, 21 og 24 Prindsensgade. Iste og 2den Auction paa undertegnede Contoir, 3die Auction paa Aastedet. Conditionerne, Panteattest og Vurder ingsforretning ville-blive fremlagte ved Auctionerne, hvortil Lysthavende indby des. St. Thoma Auctions Contoir, den 29de Mai 1865. Rosemnstani, Aucticusdirceicur, SRR S e AUCTIOK. EKJIHE Vendue Director hereby males known, that at the request of St. Thomas Dealing Court in administration of the bankrupt estate o Messrs. M. M. Monsanto Co., is offered for sale by 3 Auctions in conformity with the ROl\'ul Ordinance of 22nd April 1817, s o The Properties No. 20, 21 and 24 Priudsensgade belong ing to said estate. Ist Auction on Wednesday the 28th June proximo, at 1 o’clock p. m. 2nd Auction on Wednesday the 12th July proximo, at 1 o'clock p. m. ST CGEOLX AV S 3rd Auction on Wednesday the 26th July proximo, at 1 o’clock p. m. Ist and 2nd Auctions at this office, the 3rd at the premises. The terms of sale, extract of the regis ter of mortgagzes and appraisement to be secen at the Vendues to which purchasers are invited. Bt. Thomas Vendue Office, the 29th May 1865, ROSENSTAND, Vendue Director. AUCTION. /IX UCTIONS-Dirceteuren bekjendt ir) gjor herved, at ifolge Requisition as vedkommende Doms og Udlægs havere vil blive opraabt til Salg ved cen oifentlig Auction som afhol des ombord Fredagen den 2den Juni forstkommende KL 12 Middag Bri gantinen "Esteban” Capt. Schwabe med alt Tiilbehor som den nu figger her i Hfavnen 1 seilfær dig Stand. Skibet er 190 tons drivg tivt og vil kunne erholdes elassifice ret i Veritas” som %.5 A. No. I. Conditionerne og Inventarieliste ville blive fremlagte ved Auetionen, hvortil Lysthavende indbydes. St. Thomæ Auetions Contoir, den 23de Mai 1865. Eløsemsinamd, Auctionsdirectenr. AUCTIOWN. CE I Vendue Divectorherebymakes ‘JI known, that at the reqguest of the distrainers is offered for sale by one Auction on Friday the 2nd June inst, at 12 o’clock noon the Brigantine “Esteban” Capt. Schwabe, of 196 tons hurden, as she is now lying in this port ready to sail. "The Auction to be held on board. The vessel may be classified «Veritas’ as A. No. 1. The terms of sale and st of inven tory to be seen at the Vendue, to which purchasers are invited. St. Thomas VYendue Ofiice, the 23rd May 1805. fßoscmsfand, Vendue Director. BEKJENDTGJORELSE. f) T Handelsagent 11. Gottig D. D. [J.X har opgivet sit Bo til Fallithe handiing bringes herved til offentlig Kundskab. St. Thomæ Skifterets Contoir, d. 20de Ha 1865. Kosenstamnd. PROCLAMA. ,GXI.LR og Enhver som maatte have F] Noget at fordre pan Fandels agent H. Gittigs til Skiftebehand ling som fallit opgivne Bo indkaldes herved med 6 Maaneders Varsel til for undertegnede Skifteret at anmel de og bevise deres Krav. St. Thomæ Skifterets Contoir, d. 20de Mai i865. Rosenstand. nm> PROCLAMA. /ZXLLE og Enhver som formene at lp] have Noget at fordre paa Jfr. Clara Correa's Dodsbo indkaldes herved med 3 Maancders Varsel til for undertegnede Skifteret at anmel de og beviisliggjøre deres Krav. St. Thomæ SNkifteret, 24de Mai 1865. P ZLorenstand. EAR SAIE ryn 3 A Hermon EHill and sk LAGPEL &hiiLY GAE Aldershvile iik S o o IJ:EEQEM‘%’ separately or together, apply to Lawyer Bahneberg. Hay 22d, 1865. INTENDING to lcave St. Croix on j the 27th of June ensuing, an early arrangement of accounts due is solici ted, and Steanmcoals, Headingboards, Oats and Rice, expected in “Die lorndte,” are offered for sale on easy terms to arrive. Christiansted 23th May 1865. J. BALZER.

97111E Undersigned offers for Rent, on casy terms, the well known P o mg at Whites Bay, furnished or unfurnished, with some 65 Acres of Land. yuis i i i .;rx\' 3’\‘ ).lj" turn hise Lt ks to his friends and the publie for the liber: patronage and heln he has received bLoth at the Eating fLsStav st Yt oail the Grocery &c. Hle farther bezs to announce that he has removed his Eating, Billiard and Gro cery Istablishment to Strand Street at the louse formerly oecupied by Reverend D. Vater, where he offers his services. Persons vistting West Ead ean be accom modated, as well as their Horses. Char ges 10w, Frederiksted, 17th Mayv 1865. ALEX STEYENSON. TP o T @1 PO SALE FTIHE well known, Clipperbuilt, Schoon L er “MAGGELE,” in perfict order she is a very comfortable Sea Boat, and bas splendid accommodation for passengers for particulars please apply to ROBERT FLYNN. I'rederiksted, St. Croix 15th May 1865. @GR 00 l o Mo .m\c\«&\o) AGENT FOR ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY FOR FIRE LIFE IN “ST.\CR'OIX. _ aR G’ E W, &S’.\A.\J\‘a&\\)) SUB-AGENT IN FREDERIKSTED. Krebs Pretorius, AGENTS OF THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY 1 I FOR FIRE AND LIFE. R S TS R S S S SR, B executed at this Office Jflß PR'NTING with neatness and des i BN apoh,