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! .MAURICE's METRoPoLITAN

coma again fer enjoyment and gift making,
- and c. s. MAURICE, would say to all persons
Who intend making presents TO their friends. that he
will give them opportunity of doing 90 on an eco
nosnicsl scsie. To enumerate our stock OF Shoes
would fi ths paper and besides It would bring wrath
AMONG the prnterssufcet to say. have every kind
Of fashionable Boots and Shoes, which can be called
for.
Reader, you cannot make more acceptable pre-
sent to your wife, mother sister than nice pair Of
Shoes Caters and ysur little boy will be made
man at once By getting high heel boots for Christ
mas while the baby will crow and the little girls
will jump for joy TO receive . pair of easy Jenny
You viii end the Metropolitan In Eagle Square,
and il after purchasing Boots and Shoes Your libera-
ity should further abound, you viii find that am
next door 70 b. n. Zimmermsn,s, where all who
not supplied with jimcracks and crying babies will
find an immense assortment
deli c. s. MAURICE. EAGLE Square.
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REMOVAL OF LOEWENTHAL'S
FRENCH FL o WEIR EMPORIUM.
0G THE Undersigned respect -
NR fully informs his customers and the
~ public in general, that he mas re. ~
-~es~ moved to No. 244, doors below the Ve<As
store formerly occupied, opposite Thos d. Quarles
tinuaton of the same !.
Respectfully, C. n. LOEWENTHAL,
nO2Sr No pa Rroa1 AZ
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BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.--This Insti-
II tuition is situated on Church Hill, Richmond,
Vs in delightful, airy position, and 10 furnished
with every conveniSnce. The LYing-in Wards are
peculiarly commodious. The undersigned give their
their charge.
TERMS:
Golored patients. ..................s5 per week.
b -
Private accommodations. 81 to 10 ."
These Rates embrace ali charged for Board, Medi.
cines and Medical and Surgical attendance.
a No conta gious diseases admitted
st PHYSICIANS:
- r. Marx, M. D., r a. Deane. m. D..
X. g. CabeH, M. D., James Beale, M. D.. :
james Bolton. NJ D., r. w. Roddey, M. D.
RESIDENT PHYsIcIAN-Ed. C. Drew, M D.
oc24-d&cS m 80 49,
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NEW CLOTHING ESTABLTSHMENT
NO. l56 MAIN STREET
H. u. KEELING would respectfully in
- form his friends and the public generally that
ne mas taken the stand lately occupied by Mr. J. r.
THING and MERCHANT TAILORING business in
Al OF 1ts branches, and 10 recsiving from the
NoIuiern mar.ets large supply of Fall and Winter
Clothing, consisting of = ao
Plain and fancy Cashmere Pants
" Vests
!" Velvet s.
/" Silk
Cloth an Cashmere Oyer Coats
Black Cloth Talmas
. Operas
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
P.S. JAS. LIVINGSTON weuld inform b;s f,;.na.
and the public generally that he has h;
esii with Keeling. and would be pleased TO zee
them at the stand. :. 81 -
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4Eex FOR PHILADELPHIA.-The
IA No. I steam ship CITY OF RICH
MOND, Capt. Mitchell, is now ready to receive
freight and will leave on WEDNESDAY, Dec.
Goth, at O'Clock p. M aazso
For freight or passage, having superior accommo.
dations, apply to H. E. FUTILE, Agent,
de- 18-St 54extsg7 Rockets.
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OY THE GOVERNOR or V1RGI-

- MA-A PKOCLAhA1f0Ns-ln fofmaticn har
vipG been received by the Executive. that on the
night Of the seventh dsrIpg the conssration
On the 28sh Of Jene, 1854 was eondsdnnsd By thu
Court Of Msrahal county 70 five ysaTs impriaonment
Ia said Penitsntiary, for che crime Of Burglary es
ceped thersfrou. and II going Ct Iasses There
lofe, do hereby offer reward Of ONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY DOELA8 TO any pereon OF persons
who shall srrest the said ELIAS HELMS, snd DELI
YER him int the Penitentiary; and do moreover
auire all officers Of this Commonwealth. civil and
military, and request the people generally 70 use
their best exertions the arrest Of the sid
HELMS, that he may IS broughtto justice.
-. Given under my hand - Governor, and un-
LIS der the Lesser seal Of the Ccnmonwe alth,
ss~~S 1t Richmond. this eighth day Of Decsm,f,
: 80 = go JOS. JOHNSON.
By the Governor.
GEO. w. MUNFORD
Secretary Of the Comu1onw'tb.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. John Oil, an euterprisine
merchant OF Philadelphia, died suddenly last Mon.
dsv -
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TOBACCO AGENCY.

GREENE, HEATH & ALLEN,
AZ and 49 California Street, San Francisco,
CELL Tobacco on Commission. direct
~ from and for account of the Virginia Manufac..
turers and to whom we refer. s+s@
Messrs. EDMOND DAVENPORT u Co., Richmond,
will reply to any questions and transact any business
for our house.
Measrs. ALLEN l. PAxsos. New York. will do like
wise sg-;<s no 18-dGwly
{ A MOTHER OPPORTUNITY.-We are
"a determined to reduce our stock and therefore
offer another opportunity to our customers and
friends to furnish themselves with Shirts, Under
Shirts, Drawers, GaiteTs and Dressing Gowns, of
which have large and most superior assort -nent
80 WIN f. ADCOCK 4 CO.,
de 16 Under American Hotel.
NOTICE.-TO THE DELINQUENT
IN STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
DANVILLE RAILROAD COMPANY.-In compli.
ance with the request of the StockholdeTA and in
obedience to resolution of the Board of Directors
the delinquent Stockholders of the Richmond and
Danville Railroad Company, hereby notified,
that unless the whole amount due on the Stock held
by them respectively, be paid before the 3lst
day of December 1854, the Stock not fully paid for
will be sold at public auction, for cash, and the
Stakeholder in default, will be held liable to the
Company for any balance due on his, Stock, beyond
the sum for which the same may be sold. and will
be proceeded again ct therefor by motion, the law
prescrbes By order Of the Board:
p. VAN DEUREEN,
de J6-tlJ Secretary.
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FOR LADIES.-We are nov

EOn w . dI0 uOW
opening large assortment of Ladies'
Shoes and Boots Of different kinds; ameng them
Ladder morocco. goat and thin sole Boots
Ladies' morocco thin sole Boots
Do goat Buskins and best CATER Boots
Do calfskin Walking Shoes
Do white kid and white satin Slippers
Do black satin Slippers
Do Over Shoes of different kinda
We invite all in want Of the very best and hand
soonest Shoes, to give call. We receiving
new supplies every week We will sell them very
no "a PUTNEY. WATTS & PUTNEY.
4 DVICE GRATIS.-It is said that ON
IA Of the most celebrated physicians that ever
lived, at his death left large sealed volume.
tanning all the information he bad gathered during
his life 1t was sold by his executors it was with
out being opened, for several thousand pounds
When opened. it was found to be filed with blank
leaves, with the exception of this prescription:
"Keep the Feet Warm, and the Head Coolo
TO do the former especislly advise ladies and gen.
tlemen to go to VIM WALSH'S, No. 43 Main St,
and get pair of his BOOTS or SHOES. and also a
pair of his WATERPROOF CORK SOLES, and
put them In your Boots or Shoes; and, my word for
It, you will have warm feet, which viii insure good
health you have it, and very conducive to it, you
have 1t not
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OUR COUNTRY,
PRESENT AND PROSPECTIVE.

OUR COUNTRY,
PRESENT AND PROSPECTIVE.
THIS is the title Of d new Map, just pub
j lished by CASTOR 4 johnson Of New York, com-
sources feature in the eoloring ofeach country
separately. from ocean to ocean. Tho nav Terrific
new boundary between the United States and Mexi-
co. by the Gadsden treaty ID fully exhibited All the
great route. Of travel are shown. both in the CID
Pacific. The Map IL ell the same scale through.
out il executed ia the bsst style Of art sfordins to
and correct view Of our great Country =
The publishers are indebted to the following Enei-
no y o ,oa Cane
Emory, Foster and Whitney; Col Benton Of Mis-
souri,; 8enstor Gwin of California; A. d. Bache, Su-
dc is--sss " - : ]. T. WADE. Assns.
CPECIAL NOTICE-BANKS OF N.
~ CAROLINA.-Bsnks of the State of North Ca
rolina-Gape Fear. Wadesboroueh and other BANKS
q n. s:ss 70. oe @ e sssd
at extremely low prices All Of you with the need.
ful viii please call and exchange Il for gomsthins
Mica IN my line. WIN. IL ia ~ snl .lla..
Milf ron doubt What cay, c.II rith the
di :. = Y your pocket aud Try me. WI Us,
NHRIHTMAS PREEENTS-Our grand
fancy asticlss Of every description, WIN remain open
S. q Ss':s s
fancy nagusnsotypc Cases Of every description will
Enable or visitors 2 present their hsnas VIII me
receive Due BIN In $4,000 III Enter1ris.. s.
which he i insured : Rrsssnt, q q.
&c - lz5 Main q !, Richmond
CERVANTS' CLOTHING-READY.
sa clothss soaS.i,ias s IT. e !. e.
Ccsts. rs.ts ysst. Net Msrino "a asd iisnssi
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
1oRNINo. DEcEMBER 2. 1888
SPIRIT OF THE pR EsS..


~ un.~ a~vos.. ,s.der 10 Ia E.uuirer,s =.
.......ss q ~ VISA apuclnernensst % address
- -.,-,. = ,hs st.,e snd seva Il eonclusloa:
-. -. ~ rnouirer vili eurrv Mr. wlssu
He hss no lime to ose The wishes to explain away
~ Violent Whissery and his almost fra.eic oppo
sirios 70 Gen. Jackson The old line DsmocFen
- everywhere anxious 70 hear whaths hes % say
a bis dsienco And the know-Noehinp are q
,,se Observation-Disclosures siuce they heard what be sid
i. a. .sssacA Mere n Richmond. The Whiks are
ret Iess imnssieot So, start round your maybe
Nm hnve ia whole field to hImself for some Time,
~ - NJ. r,,,,s.h.. ~ acr..a os No
r. u.,h,.... can,.d tron The w.shinpton
49,. 80 ~. .,,.ds. :, ,ha aoc.rire. at for.h
49,.
a,sr.. 49,. :. -. .-,..
respect 10 many Of their views. Yetwe fsel sssur.
Cd that there . not one Of thsm which patriot
you'd PC .seamed g avow. anere = not one0f
- 49,. r,s.ss - VI as...s sss,
SUFFERING q tie evee q poeenrifv. II ~ scts Of
this party correspond viii this creed. We know
nos nov wiM q possible Tor even the most censo'
a'oes = naa nun Whn mem-
Tho Enquirer he's IN article on sthe ebb and dow
Of specie copied from the N. Y. Evening Post,
-a,s. !. !. =. !. - ,-.e.,
"n.a s.ys eoes 'af 20 suenstnea vac opinion snas
mucn Of the ipconveniences sustained from want
of specie. might have been preveptad bv : sup-
~....... - 49, ...u ,---.,'-..-
R'ess's'1 ~ oeuA uosos VI sneh ACCOMMODATIONS. an
enoner article, the Enquirer notices the fact that
ExPresideot Fillmore yosed for nvron III Clarke
q, Eo,.rrc- - ~ v..a
:. ~ - .ae
~ spoye iact shows that MI. Fillmore. the
$3.50 nsen0 o. sne consntntionei rights OF me
n: - .ssm Psn s9 neadiong INC tne current
y .n:ssaasesy: Wm soutnern Whigs sui stano
y sn.s 1oeel wn& ana ADow Nothing rs tneir
1919 c,ooioeto i0r rrcelaenn WIZ they continue
. PIocasm n ADVANCE tneir devotion g F!iimore,
= ~ paessn. pos,non o. enoorser Of Clarke ana
1esi supporter " WIN. a. seward.
- -.
ahs fosTuNksoF "A uAx-SfI Thousand
Dollars Lost la a Gambling Room About month
aso II vaa annourcea that . poor ,oacbanic res,d
-. a. C,-a,--.., ....s ,r,,,,,'~. 49, -,
~ 0ao'lna''' uaa''sa "ii.'am ~ "A'Aei' nsu
received intelligence OF the death OF sn uncle In
Baltimore by which he came into the possession of
min. ,,,ousa ad dollar. MI, An caob ue ,r,va5;o,o-
'e
y wentto beHimore, u SAID, ana nnding that he
could not get possession of the money for ak
,nonths sold his claim for $4,000 casb Tins losing
sio" AHe cinc'unsu uaze1te ssy.
OveI31yeo ~ !ne success Mnlcn nad attended
dollars was exnsnded the next dsv after hs rstlrn
10 purchasing new furniture, &c, for his house
Inc oid furniture was sent 70 woodruff, and dis.
ch ,sss he oh s".u ~, sai
y
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UMBEk AND SHINGLES.
nS ~ u clear canads White Pine long length,
10y. 600 4. seasoned SIS Buttonwood .nn.,,o.
~ NY r. o,s and inch Oak, for tobacco boxes.
$4,000 4. "a n Carolina Dre,s.d Floo,,n.
y. zoo e. S Dressed Flooring
D 0o0 e. II. u. 2, and inch Buffalo Ash
U,OOO T. I, u. and inch Rock Maple
10 0W =. 81 y. Carolina Ship Plank. 49,
1000 e 80 !, II 2 and inch Black Walnut.
ZOO Il. II. and inch White Hickory
10000 4. ]. II. and s zach Cherry.
100 600 large Cypress Shingles.
Also Mahogany Plank and esantline; which -
oher q low prices and on accommodating terms
de - BELyM = PARKER +
fCHIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS OF
WINTER CLOTHING At COST FOR CASH.
ss TENDING 70 make change in my business, VIM
M NJ rs Sni 2, Day oaer my entire stock Of AEADY
80 i.E CLoTHlHG It cost for eash Ny stock be-.
~ ~. sld the greater portion purchased within
tsoss who hsss not liza Il their Wntsr sn.n,x
t 49, invite call from the citixsns IA vtrs
Il - = WIN the assuysnce that j mean Whist
az co.,.lH Y Hs'. . pa I,.a i. s.
pREEERYE8, Sauces RP1Nnv
kEACHEs, Ac-The ers.fs~f ss,sss. 81
- oaae Y any hsuss 81 ~ sify ~ r ~ ess
49, rscenea Crab Apples chsrrjes psI9eSs s 49,.
PisEisa fsSsss.. 9ssss "A Peask EsfssisSss
csaehss g auskA half ssa ssiios ~ 6iIsssus..s
$500 CNu.sfs Qniuee and XSsfS Jsfi}ses 1..sff ".
yelles Asss Psse6ss sna IclnsfsSc NJ SS.ssss r.
Wees g - esst1tes VII ~ 0e5l = IN a. -
az eB0nAYlfAkcO CO.,
10. ~ Main +.
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DANIEL HAGERTY, BELL AND
on 10th street, between Man nd Gary streets, IL
prepered to execute orders for ell kinds Plain and
OrnsmentaI Brass and Composition CASTINGS, In
Workmanlike manner.
Az he il prepared to cast every day, want.
ing work done can be accommodated In few hourS
notice. saa~e- 81
All kindsof Ship, Houseand Church BELLsmads
to order. ~
patronage from the publisis respestfull, solist-
cd. ei4s
B:-Hishsst cash prize paid for old metals.
INV 2S-9m 8ssz
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$50, 900 WORTH OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
At COST, FOR CASH
INTENDING to make q change in our
i business we viii, from this day, offer cur entire
stock of GOODS at cost, for cash Our stock being
large and the greater portion purchased within the
last few months opportunity 10 offered to those
who have not laid in their winter supply.
We respectfully invite csll from the citizens and
visitors generally, with the assurance that We mean
- PARKER, BAYLY NIMMO,
NO I3-ts No. las Eagle Square.
.ANE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
" WARD-Ran away from the subscriber, yes
terday morning, my dining room servant, Will
LIAM. He 10 slender made; light complexion, al
most mulatto; about II years old; tall and well
crown. He had on when he left black coat, pair
Of plaid pantaloons and cap. He may be prepar-
ing to GO North. to Norfolk, where he was raised
viii give q reward Of e25 il arrested in this city,
$50 IL taken out of the vicinity of Richmond 800
il arrested out of the State.
no l5-u WIN. GRAY.
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IA n NOTICE.-The Freight Depots
- of the Va. Central Railroad Company will
be closed from the 23i inst. to the let day of JAZZ
uary, 1855. HUNTER
Richmond Dec H. 1854 f ssi-see
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DISSOLUTION Co-partnership
IL heretofore existing between J. HENRY EUS-
TACE, JR. and JOHN APPLEYAND, 10 from this
date dissolved.
JOHN HENRY EUSTACE, in, viii close the
concern and who 10 alone authorized TO the
of the Concern.
COMMISSION and FORWARDING BUSINESS,
together with his Freighting Business; and he bees
of the Merchants of Richmond continuance of their
fayors. JNO. HENRY EUSTACE, JR.
no 18-1m
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IN FOR SALE-A fine Northern
harness; and the finest Tor BtJGGY In the city,
sold only for want of time to use them. Apply at
the American Stable. - ~
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]! { &C., &C. So: ,|ss.E
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m GREAT REDUCTION IN r
III THE PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS.
From fifteen to twenty per cent saved by buy
ing from j. 81. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel
Building, Richmond. 43z se5 81 =. $500. s
Moleskin HATS, Of best quality. - 30
Do do second do...................S0 90
Zine ealfskn sewed BOOTS, 50
Zine caifskin sewed SHOES.. %
j. FL. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
Of the best makers in the city of Phsdephia to
supply him with handsome and substantial calfsk
sewed BOOT, which he viii sell at the unprecedent-
cd low price Of S3 so. del
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CEGARS, SEGARS, SEGARS.-Th
~ subscriber has opened SEGAR STORE, No. 6
Wall street, where he has large lot of HavaEa Sc
gars of different brands and viii be constantly
sewing large supplies all Of which he will sell cheap
to give iS me q call besne purchasins elsewhere os
they Will find it to their advantage. Being connect
ed with the largest importing ard manufacturing
houses in Philadelphia will enable him to sell cheap
no 16-tlstJ* s. GRIFFIN
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NOVA SCOTIA POTATOES.-2,5OO
IN bushels Of those prime Nova Scotia Potatoes,
lily expected per brig Mary Morton, for sale by
le5-ts G. r. WORTHAM 4 co.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-06-10
CLASSICAL SCHOOL,

UANING found it necessary 10 contra
IL diet a report, which, for some object,
has been circulated, to the effect, that IN
tended relinqufshing my School for an
other profession, after the present term
has expired. | hereby take this method
Of informing my patrons and the public,
that do not, nor ever have entertained
any such idea. From the liberal encour-
segment have received, land for which
/ return my thanks, | shall endeavor., con-
formally, to the wishes of some oil my
patrons, to secure the assistance OF com
peten, teacher Of French and Music ior
the next year. The annual examination ai"on
Of NV scholars will take place at the close
Of the nresent session, Of which due no
lice will be given. D1ppCF
sbonbcrdstown, June 10, lS54-3t
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N EW STORE.

7nHE subscriber having leased the Brick
Z Store on German street, formerly oc-
cun;ed hv Robert G.. Harper, and having
ms, returned from the Northern Cities
with a very extensive Stock of Spring and
Summer Goods, selected with great care,
which he has now open and ready for
examination by the ladies aud gentlemen
of Shepherdstown and adjoining neigh
borhood. He is determined 10 make
Quick Sales and Short Profits. The
following is list of a portion of his stock:
Dress Goods.
Fancy Silks, Plaid do. Black do, Grape
Finish Berage, satin plaid do, black and
white do, fancy plaid do, solid colored
de laines, fancy de LANES, plaid do, en-
broidered swiss, fancy french lawn, plaid
and dotted swiss muslins, plain and plaid
cambria, english and American prints OF
every style, fancy kid gloves, white do,
silk and cotton do, white, black and lead
colored hose, dress trimmings, ribbons,
laces, edgings and insertings, velvet rib
bon, gilt edged velvet buttons, BOnnetS
OF every description.
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
Super black french cloth, olive and green
do, black doe skin cashmere, fancy do,
black Italian cloth, silk velvet, satin, buff
and white shapes, mersaiiles vest patterns
fancy silk neck ties, silk and linen cravats
black, white and fancy kid gloves, drab
beaver hats, black silk do, canton, leg
horn and cuban do.
GROCERIES.
N. O. Sugar, Molasses, Rio Coffee, Rice,
Pepper and Allspice. Also--a6om 1900
pounds Of Country Cured BACON.
The above embraces very small por-
ton of his stock of goods new on hand,
and all he asks is for one and all 10 call
and examine, as he is determined to sell.
His Terms is cash, or to men who are
responsible credit of twelve months will
be given. JOHN VI. LOCK.
ShepherdstOwn, April 8, 1854. 2O--tf
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-06-10
School Books.

THE subscriber has jasI received an az
L so5tmenl OF School Book among which
he euumerates the foIi0wing:--NIlchell's
Primary Geography; Mitchell, Geogfa-
ply and Atlas; Silliman's Chemistry;
Young Composer;M Mann K Chase's Auli,-
metlr; Reeds Dictionary: IIszen's Sp.I-
Ter z Definer; Davies arithmetic; Girers'
First Lessons in Grammar; G1eeus' AZ
n1Ilysis Smlh's Grammar Bensai's
Comfy; Eclectic Reader; Parks ArIhsnc
lir; Rays arithmetic; Gnimshav's UHi-
ted States; Chemistry OF Common liz;
Familiar Sriepcr; Comly's Realirr; Ma
Eer's Dictionary, Blank Books. &e.
L. &. UILLLfHS.
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Notice to Contractors.

PROPOSALS will be received ND 10
/ July the FIRST, for repairing, altering and
adding to the Jail of this County. The
addition to be OF stone and bricks, sixty
five feet in length.
We will receive proposals for the Ell.
tire work, or separate proposals for each
different kind of work, such as Masonry.
Iron work, Carpenters work, &c.
The materials are to be Of the best quail
ity and the work TO be done in the best
manner.
Good security will be required for the
faithful performance Of the work. The
plan and specifications can he had by CAL
ling on II. kEYEs, Esq. Challestown.
June 3-5t COMMITTEE.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-06-10
Election Notice.

NHE Stockholders of the Shepherdstown
| and Smithfeld Turnpike Company are
hereby informed that an election for a
President, Five Directors and Treasu-
rer, to manage the affairs of the Company,
for the ensuing year, will be held at the
Hotel of Daniel Entler, on Saturday, the
10Th of June, next, between the hours of
= and o'clock, p. nj.
JOHN NJ. JEWETT. Secretary.
ShepherdslOwn, Nav 81, 1854. 3.
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Novenibef %, 1883. l.-.T

ItR. IloofaBts Celebrated GeTmsn Bit
~ trrs prepared by Dr. G.. NJ dickson,
OF Philadelphia, for the cure OF Liver
Complaints, JauuJice, Dyspepsia. Ner-
vOus Debiiiiy. Chronic DisrThei. Dis
eases Of the Kidneys, &C., Just received
and for sale at the Drug Store OF
April 4, 1854. T. g. HiiiiamS.
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FEE AMI Splendid GOODS !!

WILLIAM MOULDER has Just retm-
" ned from Baltimore and Philadelphia,
and now opening a beautiful assortment
of Spring and Sunlmer Goods, embra-
cling every variety in Market.
All Wool de Lains. all colors, al so cts.
per yard plain plaid and Gg'd berages
from 25 cts. up; berage de lains from 10
CTS. up; lawns from cts. up TO the finest
french, all shades and styles plain and
fancy chaIlie, very superior; plain plaid
and hg'd silk tissues, plain and plaid silks,
black silks, plaid silk Poplins, french and
american ginghams, plaid and fg'd chal-
lie, berages, new styles, calicoes from 6
cents UP.