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l Farm in Virginia. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 900
Hons and Lot in Baltimore. $500
l House and Lot IN Washing on, Dc. $500
House and Lot in Richmond, Va..... 5000
House aud Lot in Philadelphia. $500
pair splendid Horses and Carriage..... 800
Planos, 500 each. 1900
~ Gold Watches. 800 each................. 1000
20 Silver Pitchers, $25 each.:.... 500
20 Gold Chains, $50 each. 600
20 Silver Goblets. $40 each. ......... 400
- SO Ladies' Bracelets, $50 each........... 1000
00 Ladies stpins........-.............. 500
100 Gold Pencils $40 each. ................ 1000
lOo Porte Monnsies, s. each. 500
on silver Gard Cases, $40 each. ,.......... 500
500 plain heavy Gold Rings, s. each..... 800
iOO nne doid Locksts, 80 EACH. 900
LOO Photographic Art Journals, Soc each. 500
1000 illustrated Magazine .................. 500
$4,000 Dsgusrreotypes fnestquality, making
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MRS. GARRETT ANDERSON has this
WI day received supply Of Silver and Goid Pa
PER. Stationery and Music Store, Get lin
feb 21-tf and 18th sts.
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- A Sermon to Young Men Will
be delivered in the First Presbyterian Church, AZ
street, by the PASTOR tomorrow (Sabbath) evening,
at o'clock. Subject: 1.-THE effect Of imitation
the formation of character"
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FOR BOSTON

THE regular packet Brig A. Dunbar Captain NJ
i KINs, will have dispatch for Bottom.
Fer freight or passage apply 10 Captain on boar''
or TO JN0 A. GRIMES,
Agent, Commercial hart, Georgetovh
feb 20-Nn3t
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WAGON AND CARRLAGE Dor SALE.

ORSES, WAGON AND CART AGE FOR SALE.
IL pair Of fine bay HORSES. unequalled for
working on n farm or fnr trayeing-perfectly SOUND
KIND and gentle an harness-are without fault
VIII te sold low, as the owner has no farther use for
them. Also, two horse lumber WAGON, and small
ChkRiAGE fer one or two horses both nearly IS
sood a. new Enquire of A. W. DENHAM, corner
M 18TH street west, and street north.
feb 23-eotf
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GEORGETOWN ELECTION.
METROPOLITAN TICKET.
The following ticket will be supported By
MANY VOTERS.
For ALitrasn.
GEORGE b. LIPSCOMB, WIN. II. BIRCH,
ROBERT BOYD, b. REILLY,
J. S. WAUGH.
Far Common C6nhcd
GEORGE UPPERMAN, JOSEPH E. CALHOUN,
c. A. OFFUTT, THOMAS DAWSON,
DAVID MASON, URIAH HARRISON,
WM. II. FERGUSON, CHARLES CUMMINGS.
ROBERT PAYNE, JOHN HORNBERGER,
SAMUEL BOOTS, JR.
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REMITTANCEs TO IRELAND.

REMITTANCES TO IRELAND.
DERSoNS desiring to send money to ireland. can
i v obtain checks for FL or more, on the Belfast
banking Company, payable In ali the principal
towns. Apply to CHUBB BROTHERS,
= Bankers, opposite the Treasury Building.
feb 22-eo6
Mrs. MoWatt's Aut0btograPny.-
Nl further supply of this popular and interest
ing book, which has already met with an unprece
dsnted sale, just received at o
@s s. - r.. TAYLOR 4 MAURYs,
feb w Bookstore, nssr eth n,
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Persons in BALTIMORE wishing to subscribe for the
Daily Erening .sar, can have ii delivered to them
on the evening Of its issue, BY faithful carriers, by
leaving their nar,rs at the store Of GATHERS q
BRO. corner Of Holiday and Baltimore streets.
At WILMINGTON, DEL, E. o. r. BUTLER, ia
Marker street. viii attend the delivery of the So..
AtPHILADELPHIA,J j. T. BATES, at the Exchange
can furnish those who wish copies Of the Star early
on the morning after its issue.
AZ PORTSMOUTH AND NORFOLK, Va, r. G. STA
PILES, No. IS High street, Portsmouth, is prepared 30
serve the StGr regularly to all who may wish IT.
At ANNAPOLIS, Mp, NORMAN LESLIE will act
Agent for the delivery Of the Star the evening
Of It's issue.
At LAUREL, MD., J. DUVALL will furnish per-
in that neghborhood with the Star early in the
evening or its issue.
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~ Three Lectures OF Humor and
N Satire, by PARK BENJAMIN, at Csrusi's
Saloon tri.a.
1. FRIDAY EVENING, February 24th, on "Fash
ion."
2. SATURDAY EVENING, February 25th, @Mo-
nov and Love-a Contrast"
3 MONDAY EVENING, February 18th, "Matri-
mony."
Tickets 25 cents each
To commence at - oclcck-end before o.
feb 24-3t
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- + street Presbyterian Church.
The twelfth anniversary of the Youths Missionary
,ociety of the street Presbyterian Church viii b
celebrated in the Church, to morrow afternoon, al
81 o'clock Addresses will be delivered by the Rev
DR.. Guriey, Pastor ect OF the Church. III. Rev By.
Ion Sunderland, and the Hon. S. 8. Baxter.
The public are invited to attend.
fol, lS-1fE
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TRY-TRY-TRY

TRY-THY-TRY
NANNON'S VEGETABLE or BLOOD URIFYIN(i
" BITTERS. &C. Ask for the boil with the
Portrait of the Inventor and Propriett and take
none other, WIN. NJ. CAN NON,
Wa-hip ton, D c.
To whom all orders should be addressed or Agencies
&c. f. b 25-eotf
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IN Books.
My Uncle Toby's Library, by Francis FORESTER,
EsJ.
This library consists Of twelve volumes, elegantly
bound and illustrated with upwards of sixty beaat
full engravings. Price 25 cents per volume.
GRAY BALLANTYNE,
feb 25-tf Seventh street.
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nE QCINCEY'S LIE TIERS To A You 'iG MAN
II Letters to young man and oth'r papers by
Thomas De Quincy, author of Conf.~ sions of an
English Opium Eater, &c. Just received at
TAYLOR 4 NJ URY'S,
feb 25-tf Bookstore, u, ar 9th st.
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War Department.,

February I'd, lsA
DERS0NS having books belo aging TO The lihrsry
L If the War Department. in their sdcn
longer than the prescribed period, (two wsrks) m
r"quested to return them to the librarian
CIIAS. CALVERT,
feb 81 d3w Librarian
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Clerk Of Military Committee L. s. Senate; Secretary O
brotherhood of the Union, Perham Gift Committee Con
nenis vocalist Retailer Washington SUM- No. Street
Turkish Minister; H. ID.
Feb %, 1854. JAMES G. BERRET p NJ
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DISLEY GOODALL's VARIETY,
III MR. GOODABL and NRS. az. snsTANP
Benefit Of Miss DAVENPORT
THIS EVENLNG will be performed

The evenings entertainments Tn conclude win
MARKS AND FACES
e. Particular Not Ice. alterations nav.
in been made in the ysriee, the following viii hs
Iesfter, the
Prices or Admission :-0rcheStra chairs 10 cent?.
Reserved seats, so cents; "A gentleman accompanied
by two ladie', mot reservedl 81; RotundA Seat,
IS cents.
Doors open at 81 I-commence at "a O'Clock
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remarkable in the Post Office, Washinsfon Ci'y,
E.I,,,,,n 15ik ~

Re,nai,sns in hc Post Office, Wahingfon Ct'y, Dc
FeruGry 25.h, 1871.
IOrIeredto be a.irertissi in the EVENING STAR"
asTecrhe 10 the foIoaing section Of the Post Ofioe
L,r-t being hr nenPdPer harins me TARGET c'Te'i-
Iaion Of any lady paper published in Washington:
SEC. S. fad Be further enacted That the list OF
letters rem aiming allied for any post Office IN
any city, town, or village, where newspapers shall
be printed. shall, hereafter, be Published once only
in the newspaper which, being issued weekly, OF
oteuer shall hare the largest circulation within the
range of the delivery of said office, be decided by
the postmaster n such Office.
ssPersons applying for letters in the following lst vii
please say they ADVERTISED.
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Amery. Mrs Ann
Andersou, Miss Annie
Anderson, Miss Ange
Aiken, Mrs Vim
Alexander, Mrs Eliza
Allison. Mise Ann NJ
Bsnes, Miss Ruth A
Bowen, Miss Lizzie
Bean. Misses sarah and Ellis
beth
Bruce, Mrs Virginia
Brown. Miss Rachel
brunswick, Eliza
Baxter, Mrs Col John
Bailey, Mrs Poll
Brooks. Mrs LItitia
Bears Miss Martha
Bright, Miss Aollie
Bright, Miss Mary
Brooks, Mrs Caroline
Bell, Mrs
Butier, Mrs Elizabeth
Beysr. Miss Victoria
Cha ise. Mrs John = Az.
Csruticrs, Mrs L W Is
Cameron, Mrs Alfna
Cutshaw, Miss Fannie
Conner, MrS Hugh
| Clark, Mrs Charlotte
Cooper. Mr. ) N
| CreameT, Mrs Geo
Chapman, Miss Lutica
| Coale, Mrs Sarah A
| CaIbert, Elizabeth
Doran, Elizabeth
| Dunn, Mrs
Duncan, Niss Mary
Duncan. Miss Alice
| Duncan, Miss Mary c
Dotsou, Mrs AIay
Evans, Rebeccs y
Evans, Miss abby Jane
Evans, Miss Emma G
Evans. Mrs Mary L
| Enright, Julia
Foulkas, Mrs X A
Franks, Mrs Ann
fillius, Miss Msry Z
Ford, Mrs Mary A
Ferrec, Miss Francis ii
Gidiey, Mrs Daniel
GriSsby, Mrs Anne Z
Griysby. Mrs Anna
Griffith, Mrs
Gibauer, Miss Mary
Hennigan, Miss Agnes A
Hoffman. Mrs l. NJ
Holt, Mrs Jsnnette
HsighL Jane W
Harris, Mrs II
Hyie, Miss Eliza
Hopkins, Mrs Susan
Hughes, Mrs Eliza
Huruiers, Mrs DR.
Huser, Mrs b
Hough, Mrs Geo c
Howard, Mrs TT
Hall, Elizabeth
Iardelis, Mr. Margaret
Johnston, Mrs Melvins
Iugham, Mrs II 4
Johnston, Miss II p
q
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oh e AP BRACELETS, Ac.-LAN.
~ MOND, 9TH street. has received further SUP.
ply oil those cheap Steel Bracelets. Also, new stys
OF Tucsing Combs, Hair, Tooth, Nail and other
Brushes, Elastic Cork SOes, Playing Cards, &C. and
for sale wholesale and retail at
feb 23-st LANNON'S. eth ST.
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JENTED BROWN WINDSOR,

TRIPLE SCENTED BROWN WINDSOR,
i Musk-scented do do
Cleaver's Honey Soap-each a. 3lIz cts paper
containing cakes. Also the extra size Honey Soap
at so ceats for cakes. For sale at
Winners, eth street,
feb 23-.f TNewsI
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-10-28
Thrrn. rhs MiIlIonairs.

A correspondent Of the Mobile Tri-
bune, dating from Saratoga, gives The fol-
lowing sketch
Thorn, to whom I refer, has made 4
lion Of himself by induig!ng in eXHava-
gances and ecceu:ici.ies. lie IS ,ae man
who so ecIIpscd the emperor of France
in the spienior Of his "Urn out. He IS
said to have driven four span of horses,
richly carParisoncd, 10 the most
splendid carriage in Europe. The En-
pcror, unwilling lha, any one should 90
in better styIe thar himself, ordered him
to appear no more in the streets OF Paris
wi,u lhc aforesaid establishment.
His party consists Of his wile, two
daughters, beauy,aueudan,s, pages, maids
groUms, Sc. | witnessed few days
since the ceremony Of their preparations
to ride. Five sleeds and n carriage with
a groom and drivers, in finest livery 10
caca, were first presented opposite the
u. 5. Hotel. Next came ,he party with
their maids and their attendants. A beau
uIu mahogany bay horse was first led up
whelau0on qroomS and servants took
their position TO perform the feat OF mount
Ing the fair miss 10 her saddle. She placed
her foot in the white gloycd hand OF the
groom on .be left side, who gracefully
placed her in tie saddle, while on The
ugn! stood another ready to catch the
Jewel, if perchaucc, it should fall that
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-10-28
Grnce in FcmnIe Dress.

Somebody las said that Parisian
grisoue, win little lule and ribbon will
conquer the Worthwhile an English wo-
man, with all her shaw!s, damasks, and
diamonds, look only ike an animated
clo,hes-horsc. There is some eXaggera-
ton in this statement, but more Wit, and
sul, more truth. The women of France
unqncsuona5ly have a better taste IN
dress than those of Great Britain. H.
oar country there is too much Of VIVA.
may bc called "snohiSm" in female attire.
The ladies' Of Anglo SaXondom seem to
fancy lha, tie more they spend on dress
the preuicr they look. Accordingly one
sees Hu,e women covered all over with
lace, ol buried in the middle Of s;itr bro
cale, or almost LOST to sight under a puff
hng velvet cloak, with capes that extend
on either side, like gigantic wings. Or
one bcholds tall women, il such is the
fashion lickIed out in tight sleeves, and
s,ripci silks, the costlmess of the mate
rial being regarded by the wcarer as sui
icicnl compensation for the styles. \
/ ltatI IT. S!.k Has ONNANl NaNN' A'AN
knows il is not so much the richness ot
the material as the way il is made M,
and the manner in which il is worn, that
gives the desired elegance. A neat ft,
graceful bearing, and proper harmony
between the complexion and the colory,
has more 10 do with Frightening female
attractions than even English ladies seem
particularly to comprehend. Many .
wife looks pretlier if she would but know
j., in her neat morning lrock Of calico,
rIan in tie incongrnous pile Of inegy
which size diguifcs with the tile Of full
dress. Many an unmarried female first
wins the heart Of her future husband ia
some simple, uNPrelcndlng attire, which,
if consulted about, she would pronounce
too cheap except for ordinary wear, but
vhich 10y lis accidental suitability to hcc
jaurc, face, and carriage, idoIizc her
youth wonderfully. If tie sex would
fstudy taste in dress more, and care les
! for coslncss, lhpy would have DO reason
I to rcgrtt il.
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Eulure HouseEccpcrs.

We sometimes catch ourselves wonder.
ing how many Of tie young ladies whom
We meet with are ID perform the part o
housekce2ess, when the Young men who
now eye them 50 admirngiv, have per,
S@1Gya them 10 become :leir wives. we
..s.sa 10 those Young ladies Of Iaom we
sIeas, aid near diem not only ackuow,
Lodging but bcas,lus Of their ignorance oI
al. household duties, - il nothing would
so .0"g. them IN The esteem OF their
friends, As the confession Of an ability %
bake bread aud pies, or cook piece OF
meat or disposition TO eng1y5 in any
useful employment. Speaking from our
own youthful rcco.ec;ons, we are free 70
say, hat taper fingers and lilly white
L@als are very pretty to look at with a
Young mans eyes, and sometimes We
have .CoVu the ar.ess innocence o. y.ac-
tea. knowledge displayed by young
miss, to appear rather interesting than
otherwise. Bat we have lived long
enough 10 learn that life Is fgll ol rugged
experiences and that thg mes, loving, 70
mantle, aad delicate people mus. I've on
cooked or otherwise prepared food, and ~
homes kePt clean and uIy by Industrious
hands. And lor all practical purposes o.
married lie, It IS generally found, that In.
,he husband 70 81 and gaze q. ,Us W,e's
taper fingers and lilly hands, or Tor a vii.
to sit and be looked alanL admired, d3s,
ha: make lie POT boil, o. put The sma..rs
piece ol food lu me Fol.-Erchange.
%, how wish lwere fountain, for
then could be always p!ayin sad al
aspiring schooiJoy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-10-28
ACENTS
EAR AND EYE!
Deafness, Partial OF Total, Entirely Re-
moved.

f.rr0 Mt D. - NHti
DI"lNo''' ! "l''"' VI Lo'"'' hi'H''J NJ
moved.
Dp. .ALSOPHERT, bcgs 10 call the at
: ] teu,ion of those SUFFERING from total
~. martial lass or the hegrir,r - rho fol-
fo,yinr facts. lie treats diseases Of mid
die or inner Fer with
.rD,0A-rr nCuOuro
o,,L =. :. ,uao,;oal :, ,bo T,c,aa-;o, Of
u ',,I; I 90 - ,;',''N rrn1.I. ', uaaLnr, ,.J
=. ,'I1", 80 'ps'I' " 1s.I'. 'l,"."'5 a,''
:.::' ~ s''','"'= ,,,'i, .., 49,. ;, '''1 ~
''e'' 49, i'''','''' -'",'l' 80: ''1
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ers.;"'' III O,S' PROOF " we eIIo'oy
Oh 'Io "e~'.-.I"' VIII DC i reference 20
hS"''!
-IAC i.U"ufGQ Names,
Residents of the United States, Canada,
New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia, who
aaye been restored to Acute Hearing, and
lot single, solitary case to our know
edge, did we fail 10 effect either a partial
,ortota! restoration Of tie Hearing, when
'3ur advice and instructions were faithful
. II and puuc,ualIy adhered to. Many who
c,ala moi hear t..e report Of a Pialo. al
ar. S length can 20" hear "a!2A 1sa'
aIt @ distance On i'"E zee" ,
III 2aS1s ot mucous a1I"'''''''"" ID T'e
LHs,aS A'an G02 ana iyHPaaum' IN
Hamn~"oA OF 'ne l"coS MEMBRANE. N eI-
'ouS A+ee"0ns' Diseases oi ll3 n2 Mem I'm
o."''@ "'g'..i' 'o'"'..''''y ''''o" ''''
Drum, Or when the diseases @ c2n be ira
&c" u "'@ tH'''S ot o'c.S' u"'"S, 'le
use OF QIln'ne' MeicUTia. HieG'eineS'
Ga'heriag III ihe H&rs IN ch!l'ho0u' &C.
H. A'sQr,0'' treatment 81 'a,iG' 1'c.'I'll-
"''I'' " '''.I rl' I. 1'""l'o'y o',.,.' - Wy
....;oI .,;,L ,,;-aa
III me Ear, !itt lalllnS water CillII Vi
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-10-28

Elegant Presents for Strangers.
, ,GtANFlELD, BROTHER 3, CO., 229
L Baltimore Street, offer 10 strangers
visiting Baltimore the largest assortment
Of SPLENDID GOLD WATCHES.
rich Jewelry, Solid Silver Ware, Clocks.
Aibala Ware, Pistols, Reyolyers, Brace
lets. Rings, &C., 10 be found in this city,
and prices Tie very lowest, Cal and ex,
amIn:.
November 26, 1858. i--ly
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A gentleman about Sky years OF AGO,
doing large importing business in South
street, and resided in enc Of tho fashion
able avenue, in this city for some mou.5s
suspected his wife, a very handsome
young woman, scarcely outof her teens
with being on mere than friendly terms
with the son O. wealthy neighJor. One
morning, he announced his intention to
leave town on business, and not to return
until the following morning. lie how
ever, diG return sooner than was expected
,about eleven o'clock at night and un-
locked the back hall door with his night
key, not stopping even TO ring the bell
and crept sicailhily to his room on the
second floor and looked through the key
hole, when he saw light, and imagined
that he also saw objects moving in the
room. He listened for some moments,
and finally heard suppressed whispering.
One Of the voices lie thought was 4 mans.
His patience now became entirely eX-
hau5ted, and he attempted TO open the
door, but found il securely locked on Tie
inside.
lie listened again, but all was silent.
Determined on knowing the worst he
took from his pocket rego!yer, and de-
mandad admission 10 the room. His de-
mand not being complied with as soon
as he thought il should be, he burst open
the door and on doing so discovered
something white leaning on one Of the
windows Of the bedroom. He ran TO
Ihe window, looked out, saw, and dis
charged one barrel of the revolver II Wha.
be took 10 be his neighbor's son, as he
was sealing the fence Of his ward without
any other article than his linau on. On
lo1r,fno ahout IN. room. the Injured b,s.
band cspicd snucIv piled upon a chair al
,he foot Of the he'd. = na;r Of Dan,s in the
pocket of which was port moanaia
containing SI02 IS; a vest. coat and era
yat.gnd on the floor ? nait Of patent }es,b-
er boots and = n3ir Of socl.s. and on lhe
bureau 2 hat and fne cold watch which
he saws .ba owner can have bv c9IIirg
for and ,roy;nr nronrr,y The virs Im.
r;no these disr1verirs s3;I ro,,;,r Nm,
wen. bitterly. Efforts are bsjar made
by the friends Of the parties to settle l5a
a...air. without Jrinernr their r,,neq be-
fore the publicly =. Sq2.
cood Advice
Ee industrious and economical. Waste
neither time nor money in small and use
less pleasures and mdulgences. # the
young can be Induced to save, tic mo-
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Dspoy--oco 9ntcGonc 0urtn Giurc AlotaDu ot
sGPHE8D5T0WN JEFFERS0y COUNTY yA SATURDAY MORNING.
How to tell the Age Of Horses.

How n toll tho soa IF TTrrsps
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1o"'I"u-'''1''o" 20 inc P"''!'' ! "e ''''S.
'eF'''H means oL asCe''a'"'"S '"0 aye o.
D morse Is 10 examine '"e cnanSeS N'IcE
I""e pace WIN NE lge"'' Inc '"e.'t
ton. TEEN oeSIA TO shoo! IN ABOUT TWO
"a,Ns 2..eF the colts !oAIe'' lNeSe =. are
ca''e' co.' ,Te"!-anG are S"eu al ",H'r-
[nt ,,.I F9''oS ana FCF.''y"I WIN "I'eTS' o., T
" Heh me colt IS aooo' :. years o.d' I"e
.,bor.,s..r ., when ,,a horse = a. vo,rs
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-10-28

The people 1--we uncommon long in
Vermont. There are two men there 50
old lhaI they have quite forgotten who
they are and there Is nobody alive who
eau remember 4 hor them.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-10-28

Laneiofl, said seedy reJagogue
some~Ha! gwen to strong lIbabons,
would ike qusHlum Of spirit, modl.
cum 0i mOlIsses, ~ conjunction wish
a'Ae Taier; bot deal largely ia the opni,g
luuu man Uf mixture.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-10-28

We ought cot 10 isolate ourselves for
We cannot fomain ID si.'e of isolslioA.
Snclsl Intercourse makes as the more sLia
10 bed. ourselves and olhcgs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-10-28

In walking aiwass iufn ygJr toes out
and your thoughts inward. The former
"rI. prevent you from falling into cc,ls.s
lie Ialst .ryiu iaiJng INTO irlquny.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-10-28
LIST OF GIFTS :
20 Marble bus!s 0f WASH

30 elegant Oh Painr0
ings, in splendid gilt 100 5
frames size @szh. each.
100 clcgar, Jl PANT } ION
iugs, 2x2 f. each, wv
500 steel g.4o Enzgav- I
ings, brilliantly co,urgd { -
in oil. rich gilt frames, J ~
21x30 inches each, {
lO,OOGelerauls,cclpla,e2
Engraving, colorcd in -
oil, of the Washington ;
Monumep5 522N26m.ea.
$4,000 steel plate En-
cravings, from 100 lii
fcrcnt plates, now in
possession Of, and ow-
ned by the Artists u
mon, Of the market
value oil, from SO cents
10 81 each, al
l first class Dwelling,
in 3lst ST., New I ok
City, L
u building lots in 1902
and IOIst s,7.,N. York ) ioco %
3uy, each -oAio0 lcell
deep, at )
100 Villa Sites,contain-
ing each 10000 50.
II in the suburbs Of
New York Cily, and
commanding amagni-
jcent view of the Hud-
son River auj Long
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-10-28

Madam your sla@i is d. s.iag in tie
mud. Wei YOU I!u.e huzzy suPPose II
;, Isn'. II the fashion.