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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-20
FRESH .4RRU Ill
AT THE
CHEAP CASH STORE.
Goods Cheaper Than Ever!

II bags best Rio Coffee, l24-II4 by
the bag.
hid good sugar 81
4 do Orleans do 81
| do extra p. r. do 8
4 bbIs. sugar house syrup
8 do prime n. O. Molasses 81
4 hhds shoulders bacon 81
do sides T.
prime hams II
s kegs No. lard 10
Loaf and crushed sugar, cheese, oils, Ii
ouors. &c. ID. BILLMYER.
May 81.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-20
NEW
CASH STORE.

THE Subscriber has just Received and IS now
i opening in the House formerly occupied by
Solomon Sialey new and extensive assortment
of goods such as Groceries, Bacon, Liquors,
Wines, Hardware, queens 1sre, Boots Shoes
and Hats, domestic Cotton Sc, all OF which ne
will sell wholesale or retail at city prices merely
adding cost of transportation. As be intends sell
ling exclusively for Cash or in exchange for pro-
duce, he hopes to be able 10 sell at such prices
as 10 make it an inducement for all who WISH 10
deal in that way to give him calh For instance
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-20
HARDW.4RE.

80 kegs superior nails, assorted, 81 IS
per keg, scythes, sneads, rifles, grain
forks, shovels, &c.
May 81. ID. BlLLM Elk.
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THE REGISTER,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
By MCANLY & ENTLER.
Office on RuIasey Street, South of German.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY

TERMS.
Two RelAARs per annum. il advance Two
DoLLARs and tiFrs CENTS at the end fthe year.
No subscription will be discontinued uLtil all
arrcarages lave been pad.
The ,terms q advertising are, for square or
css, Sixteen lines making square, 81, Tor three
nsertions-kagger ones in the same proportion.
Each continuance Is cents per square
Advertisements not ordered for specific time,
will be continued until forbid and charged ac-
eordingly.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-20
The Great New York and Boston
Dry Goods and Bonnet Company

UIU Locate Branch of their Eaten
sire Establishment al Carrots United
States X9fet,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-20
JGUN II. KING,

Produce and Commission Merchant,
GEORGETOWN, D. e.,
Souli' Side Canal, two doors East Of the
Market.
A LII orders and consignmenis will re.
u reiye prompt attention. Grain and
all kinds of produce bought and sold Pro-
duce and goods Of all kinds received on
Storage or Forwarded with despatch.
Dec 1. IS40.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-20

SUGARS
80 hhds New Orleans and Porto Rico,
l25 boxes and barrels double and single
refined,
rs tierces and barrels clarified,
20 boxes Bro and white Havana,
25 bbls crushed and loaf, this day land
ing and for sale by
McVeigh, Bro. & Co.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-20

Eogues in rags are kept in cQuutensncc by
Sogues in ruffics.
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GROCERIES,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Sc,

to which they respectfully invite the at
tenlon of merchants and dealers general
lv who are in search Of bargains. The
Canal is now open and opportunities pre-
scented daily for forwarding without delay
all orders with care and despatch.
30 boxes tia. Mdccdroni, 25 bags fresh
Filberts, Is bags Palm Nuts, $50 boxes
fresh Rasins, 80 boxes Rock Candy, %
baskets of prime table salad OIL, 20 boxes
CASTLE Soap, IS boxes variegaled and
fancy Soaps, $4,000 Principe, LaVega
and other choice brands Of Scgars, so, 900
half Spanish, $4,000 American Segars,
landing, aud for sale by
McV. BRO. e. CO.
March II, 1850.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-20

he will sell good Orleans sugar at 0zcs
prime do do %
very best do do
Bet molasscs 81, gal.
Orleans do do 81
Sugar House syrup ca
good Rio coffee iic
very best do l.
best Imperial tea i'0g
best g. p. do Extra article 10
Bacon %
Domestics very cheap by the price and every
thing in my Line al the corresponding rates, II
YOU don't believe it call and see.
DAVID BILLNYER.
April l6, l650-n
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EUlIOTS anu ITUPIIUVUIS'
observation-disclosures Of twelve lines
or less, inserted once for 70 cents three
months, 81 90; six months, ST 90; one
year, $l2 90.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-16
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
BALrIMoRE. Feb.

BALrMoRx. Feb. I5--5, p. m.
Movsmsst NJ ths democracy DsstretiUs frsGoif at ,
safnf.--Dsaocrslic union misunderstanding asg
L4uaeh Of The Powhgtaa. N1ksfs, &C.
The first meeting Of democratic city convention il
called for Monday evening, 20 make prepare
tory the opening OF the gnbernsioai campaign. The
conventions for the nomination OF canddaa for
will bo held shortly after the adjournment OF the legislature
which has bat few weeks to run. ! have never
known stronger feeling OF condolences OF success 70 per-
wade the democatc ranks than there with regard % the
fall elections confidence in ihs ceilp 81 de-
feat than is felt by the wings The election Of ex-
Governor Pratt TO the Senate vetoed all prospects the
wings had for
The large cracker baking ESTABLISHMENT, OF H. Mason
Brother McEdsry's wharf, totally destroyed BY hre
about o'clock this moning This - The third nule'
within few years. that this establishment has been de-
stroyed by fire. Insurance. $1,000. which win cover the
loss
II is announced in the Philadephia papers lhat since
Saturday there has been deposited at the mint Ia thar
city, for coming the OF million six hundred thou
sand dollars Of California gold
The rainy weather OF yesterday has protfacted the an
nverary of ST. Valentines day. and abundance Of sol
nonsense is still passing in and out Of the post Office % the
qualification Of the penny posmen, who are reaping good
harvest.
The democrats Of Philadelphia and New York are
king great preparations for grand union meeting 70 b.
held in that city Friday, Washingtons birthday
Several thousand signatures have already been signed 10
The call They also intended 10 reasse the principles
The down have discovered something
head 1t Is asserted that black rainbow at New
Haven Tuesday evening its direction was from the
northeast TO the southeast and IL lasted about thirty min
The splendid United States steamer PowhataH was
yesterday morning launched In fine style from the Ports
mouth navy yard. There immense assemblage Of
persons present.
The MAaKsrs In the Baltimore flour market this Nom
ing there sales Of 200 bills Howard street -four at
" TO- and the market closed very langud In City Mills
there have been satests week The miers ask So but
there buyers this price be reg uded
ly nominal There sn, transactions ia corn meal at
So s7t 50 o. There has been very ittle wheat in the
market the past week, and but litla sold quote good
prime red iO6 ITO cent?, and white nominaly at
10 liz family flour white at ZIG 40 cents Sales
o-day OF TOO bushels Virginia white, for family f,ar, a.
10 cents The receipts Of corn have been vary light the
past week The sales have been pretty form AT "a 81
cents for both white and yellow ind occasionally very
choice lot would command one cent more.
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From the New York Journal Of Commerce.
Loss OF the steamer Rhode Island.

The steamer Rhode Island Captain Colby. for San
Francisco which sailed from Staten Island on the 25h
200 miles from the Bermuda Islands, the edge Of the
Gulf srean,) encountered gale FROM the W. OF such
severity that she obliged TO turn around and 90 with
the wind in the hopes OF saving her.
Butabout ~ o'clock, when the gale al lis height
the wheel broke which caused the vessel 10 breach
10, when she shipped heavy sea. As consequence,
the hull became fractured aba the after gangway, and
just before the forward gangway simultaneously The
hogframe gave way, and the engine ceased working,
when the vessel became unmanageable
Immediately after of the passengers attempted TO
launch boat, but the gale was so severe that she
swamped About two hours after, another boat was got
ready and launched Efforts made to other
passengers but the captain waived his hand to them TO
keep away from the hull lest they should get swamped
When the Rhode Island wasa last seen, all hands were
trying to cut down the hurricane deck 10 relieve the YES
sell but the captain prepared TO launch boat from
the gangway, in the event OF not beng able TO make
RAFT The wind was blowing very heavy.
Al that time she had two feet OF water her cabin
floor The opinion OF the men is that the rest oil the
crew were saved The boat, alter leaving the vessel
went upon the wind until about o'clock, a. m, when
they espled the schooner Mary Wise, lof East Thon
Asf assansy on S'S he s s he
captain, they taken on board They endeavored 10
get the captain make two three stretches for the
Rhode Island but he declined, telling them she would
be picked up by some other vessel
During the two days they were on board the M. W.,
their situation was unpleasant Al the end OF ha, time
the whale ship Richmond, Captain Swift, OF and for
Providence came alongside, and very cheerfully
ceived them board Upon their arrival Providence
they TO this city in the steamer Empire State, which
arrived at II o'clock, this m, after very boisterous
The Rhode Island was an old vessel and belonged to
w. p. Furniss and VIM. II. Brown. She was not in
sured.
II supposed there were about 40 persons on board
including thirteen who found secreted after her de-
parure.
German. Her husband named Shutter, was drowned in
attempting 10 follow her.
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MEssRs EDIroRs: | was informed last evening, that
reported through the House OF Representatives
the morning of the election OF Chaplain, that | was a
clerk ii one OF the departments AS this statement is
adapted to operate unfavoraby on my endeavors in be-
half Of education, ask permission to say through your
columns, that have held the situation Of temporary clerk,
rendered without my solicitation, as a OF enabling
me- by double duty, to continue in the service OF rr-
gous society OF this city till the return OF its pastor and
that have continued to discharge the duties OF that SIT
uaon chiefly through the agency OF my son, graduate
of Brown University until the OF MY school
should enable TO relinqush it, and until might do so
without mlsinterpreation OF my motive: On the de
cision of the Chapaincy lin connection with which had
consented that my name should be used but had not spo
ken solitary member, except in reply to inquiries, and
knew by what party person would be present.
ed relnquished my .per diem" appointment HAD oc.
cupied portion OF time lief, free BY the distribution OF
the duties of instruction between myself and my assist
ants now hold no situation OF honor or profit, and
aspire TO beyond that OF instructor Of me young
r. w. CUSHMAN.
WASHINGTON, February Il, 1850.
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MEETING OF THE BAR.


Al meeting OF tue members OF the bar of Chicago. held
nary 1850 the Hon. Hugh r. Dckey called to the
chair aud George w. Meeker, esq appointed score
tary - -
VIM H. Brown esq, announced the death Of the Hon
NATHANIEL PORE, moved that committee OF i've be
appointed draughi resolutions expressive Of The feelings
entertained by the bar for the memory Of the deceased
VIM. Bro wn, b. s. Morris, l. N. Arnold, James "
Collins, esas and the Hon. J. B. Thomas being named
said commtee, through their chairman, announced the
following lolniions,
Resolved That and
Nathaniel Pope late Judge the district court
OF the United States for the district Of illinois.
Reoped That with high and honorable pride 70 the
when delegate Congress from the then Territory OF IN
no successfully struggled embrace within her boundaries the
north border Of Lake Michigan which, In
would the future
greatness and prosperity OF the State.
United States, and especially the
people Of Illinois, have This event lost an able upright and pat
discriminating legal mind united
generous disposition, which endeared him 70 oil VINO
him.
Resolved departed friend exalted
his legal attachments and administration
of JUSTICE bur also for his endeang SO n qualities
sympathy this and that token
regret loss will the usual badge of mourn
ing. y
Reoiped, That a further tribute OF respect George W.
Oney be equested time convenient 10 himself. To- denver
upon life and character of the deceased before the
members of the bar and this community.
That proceedings OF this meeting be pubishcd the
Chicago Washington city and that thereof
signed the chairman and secretary be forwarded 10 the family Of
the deceased
HUSH I. DlCKEY, Chairman.
GEO w. MEEKER Secretary.
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THE UNION.

don these Territories TO thsnsslyes wiihou. providing
the nation the high excitement and fearful agitation
which have arisen from this dangerous and protraeed
question. It is for this miserable policy that we have
eensured the administration And we must repeat our
i conviction that the whole question should be settled
now and forever great system OF compro
mse and not taking by piecemea In this respect the
administration does not act the part as we bumbly con
ceiye OF patriots or OF statesmen.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-16

Recently, set Of self-nghteous gentlemen in New
York held meeting for the purpose of devising
10 prevent the newsboys from selling papers the
Sabbath The hypocrisy and the real cruelty Of such
step aroused those spirited but endess boys and they
in turn, have held meeting to protest against the act OF
prescription which is medated against them. The meet
ing was held in the Park, and was attended by some
thousands Of newsboys. and by numerous citizens and
addressed BY several gentlemen They organized in due
form, by choosing president vice president and secre-
ta, and passed long series Of resolutions, from which
we extract the following, which contain truthful and
touching statement Of the history condition. and neces.
sites OF thoee friendess and unprotected children:
Whereas minority Of the Clergy and lay OF this city
have held solemn meeting, and formally Organized for
selling papers on sundss-thus ng from their mouth.
the saniy OF bread tho uii OF their incessant toll
% We ne srwssors Of New York. assembled In
Rsets.. ART Th.. society owe, living and the pur.
who, by reason Of their tender age, have the know
edEs the bodily strength follow such calling as may
sscosd Thai By The pIsssn, Of society, in
:ssd q being .hs guardian and helper Of fende.s sd
many or he bsnef, Of me few make honest labor less
os,ms end s sn,, ssn.os d,ens punish misfortune as
Thisd That in this state OF things We the newsboys Of
widowed mothers helpless brothers or sisters spendan
on our corninGs AL OF us belonging TO families
maintain uncared for and unprovided by the
mainly resort 20 the sale Of newspapers means Of
scansy subslstence that In the pursuit Of our calling we
are up before the dawnin every and all
clothed. ooansy kd, exposed burning suns drenchng
storms and pnchng frost, for yearly pittsnce, which
would NOT buy the Art months outfit Of baby Of sris-
socraey.
Fourth. That 70 portion of the community would tho
enjoyment Of the law OF day OF rest after SIX OF labor
be more dear than and ignorant that
understand how God OF infinite love should
that the tolls Of should have fixed respite sacred
Ill good purposes. which, by making life happier, may
make he posesos BETTER him time think OF loving
God and hIs neiRhbos and leave him increasingly
gagged 10 . mere struggle Tor existence.
Then follow resolutions pointing out with cutting
the vices and hypocrises Of the narrow minded,
bigoted. and phsrsaical zeaIos who would prescribe
those poor boys. and take the bread from their mouths
Great enthusiasm prevailed At the meeting militia
~ hand enlivened the with patriotic airs and after
the boys had finished their busness they marched OF In
procession chesred BY the populace. and cheering the
newspaper omces that had sustained their cause
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W. Adarn. fMrdsr

Bosros, Feb IA ~ Dr. VI. Clark, of Lawrence, who
for rhe murder of Miss Adaas yesterday, upon
the finding OF the coroners jury has been taken TO Salem
Jail His wife who charged with being pltce,
very SICK and was home with two constables u look
after her. Il supposed that The deceased, white un
discovery, fed OF cloth put mouth and ta,
finally they obliged % ki her The young man Tay
lor the OF the deceased testified government be-
fore jury Dr. Clark i GO years old, and has
heretofore been physician at Georgetown, Massachu-
.ett
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INDIAN CONCERT--The Christian Indian Family,
respectfully the citizens Of WASH their
arrival and first the Temperance Hail this tsatday)
evening" Feb 49, 1850 consisting Of hymns psalms,
appropriate Indian together with appropriate
by the party. For particulars, small bills.
Doors o'clock Of 8.
Tickets 80 be had Beers Temperance Hotel
door Children accompanied by parents guardan half price
l0-lt
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Anew days since we had occasion 10 copy from the
Morning News. an able and spirited little paper published
IN New York. charscterizing II as"neutral. Tn. adj
cor, however, clams 10 be than neutral he elaine
10 b Independent Having mistaken the character Of ,be
News W make the amsnds honorable by permitting I,
TO dsAne IL own position, which IT does follows:
We independent, not neutral. We would AZ .oon
condemn General Taylor, when we think him wrong a.
Mr. Folk; and the Union 10 that we have done 30
openly and sbovsboard And gives sincere pleas.
nss % commend Lewis Cas- for his patriotism IL docs
Henry Clay Ills our intention. ~ far ability will
xosse conduc m honest independent republican Journal
dsvossd 70 the CONSTITUTION and the Ux,oN.
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The Aansratfon Movemsm..

BosroS, February -The 81 Johns pa pes February
3 have been received. The New Brunswick contains
long and well written article in avo OF annexation TO The
United States conisndng that for the Of IL their
and population fast dwinding away, and that
tue fee-tradc policy Of England will give the finishing
blow The article contends for The constitutional right OF
agare the subeci. and calls upon them In
the Of their children latter In the but
ID e eyerct
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The Asssn.ps @ A.....,nass Ko..utn

The Attempt 90 Assassinate kossuth.
We copy from the New York Sun the following par
tculars Of the dabolcal conspiracy concoced by the
Austrian government to murder Kossuth, the great patriot
and champion Of Hungary;
Austrian to Kossuh At the latest
dates from the Leyanf, II the topic at Con-
stantinople The details Of the transaction follows
Among the refugees who followed kossuth across the
Turkish frontier Hungarian soldier who had deserted
the imperial service in Italy, and conrved regain his
country before the termination of the An Austrian
consul put himself in communication with this man. and
proposed that he should aid him in plan for the escape
Of Kossuh. The Official represented the embar-
which the refugee question would to Aus
ra. and the expedency Of furnishing Kossuh with
she means OF quietly reaching France England. The
Hungarian soldier fell into the and began 10 concert
measures for carrying the plan but before long, the
real nature Of the Austrian consuls project discovered
Koesuth be wiled away from his Turkish residence,
and then 70 murdered by band OF Coa stationed
the road TO the seacoast.
There various STOKES aoat the precise occasion
on which this discovery was made. However that may
be- II s quite certain that Sir Suatiod Canning
once informed Of this revolving eachey, and Of the cir
which implicated the Austrian government,
With his cooperation, the Turkish authorities now
occupied Investigation of the whole plot and before
many days the result their labors will be given the
ewod Austria has proved herself capable of the most
infamous perfdy.
What American citizen win not now be in favor Of
dissolvng all diplomatic connection with power capable
OF such baseness and barbasm the above
folds Association with robbers and murderers is not
disgraceful than intercourse with government
capable Of such black and atrocious crimes.
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West End Grocery, wine, and Liquor s,ors.

THE SUBSCRIBER opened above establishment with
s, sss Of s beat e.. as .s vines liquors. a'
Do powdered and graduated do.
supsaoi, medium and asl low priced brown 'us"
New osleans and West Ida msnsses
Mocha Java, Rio, and Lasuyra coffee
silver isaI One country aud medium young Tyson
Black teas, Of every variety, viz
Fine ooans, An the latest importation. and a.vsy
DO DO. s s,Ssysas; nas'' aaahV
Rays FAMILY nour, in bb.- and bags
Extra huIed euckwhes, -four
Goshen, pine apple, English and sap .aso cheese
Orange county butter, expressly for family use
supcrhne Table, Liverpool nne and eoafse salt
Pc, sss an. y.,ss crackers
Do. K,niueIy shoulder: and aide.
Jadd'. pa,sn, sperm candies, IS
S ss% sssoa and IS iaes.es. mould candle.
Fancy and Castle soaps - o
ssew ss s s5Sw .s: .SsP s.s. manufacture
Noe. and fat Ma~sachusett. msekerei and eodhsh
Pure blesched winter sperm oil
Do. do; dos solar DO -. .,,,...
Lamp wick .hoe brushes, white wash brushes and v'rev
' : WINES, BRANDrEs, se.
Genuine old London % sses brandy r sss
;as sss s s.s ss .I ss's
Do. Tenenfe, Canary and Lisbon o.
Monongahcla and canal whskcy
Superior old Virginia peach brandy
Scotch whskey; Jamaica rum Cologne uni champaign b
and caret wines pickles. London brown stout Cantor
speie ssfdines olives
Worcestershire and other sauces BOT
desux Harvey Nice and Mar.e'ies OIL bfcma cnocos
pruncs currants hs almonds wainu Pecan and Bas
aisns cranbcrne-, maccaroa vemcel French English and
mustadsi starch rround conee backing match
snuff vnius, ~ Dorado, and Ronado csvendh ohacce
s"s.,'' ls nssys sss s''fs
cs. .y r. ssss = ss. '''
n. T. AYLMER,
PebI2 Of Pennsylvania and i7th street
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The Raleigh Star" is grossly mistaken in the position
that attributes the Union and no doubt the other pa
pers which it specifies We do not blame the President
Tor stealing some Of Gen. Cass's thunder. We do not
blame him for "hodng with Gen. Cass, that the people
Of the Territory, in forming State government had the
right to decide the question Of slavery or no slavery for
themselves and that il was the duty Of Congress to adj
nit them State whether they adopted or rejected the
institution" Nor do we feel the rebuke Of the Raleigh
Star for asking "How can the Standard the Union, the
Richmond Enquirer, and other advocates Of Gen. Casss
election to the presidency that very ground condemn
President Taylor for this !"
We do not condemn the President for this part Of his
policy but what we do blame him for is his practising
the system Of "mastery inactivity n relation to the Ter
roresf for fear Of mourning the responsibility Of the
Wilmot Provso-for recommending 10 Congress 10 absn-
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ODD FELl4Ows' HALL, 5th street.
FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY

FOX THREE NIUffT 10 UNIsl
Commanding Monday EreHiag. february Is
fNHE cAMPANALOGANs, or BAND SWISS BILL RrssERs,
respectfully series OF their chaste select and novel
above with change Of
addition bell music, the will be enivened
Of Herr Freebeshyer and bis
ed Sons. For full particulars programmes.
Herr Conrad frrebertshyer, musical director.
be
Stores, Hotels Id the door Doors open 81,
commence al u o'clock.
Feb To-