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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-14
DuIl Times.

If times are dull, sharpen your wit:
with view 10 greater efforts. If times
are hard, work the harder. If times are
slow, get up the more steam. In tins
way times can he made the better. We
have no sympathy with croakers. 1t is
within The power Of the business commu'
niiv TO make business good, if they will
Sc. about it right. We have that delest'
able old stereo,yrcd song.
There is nothing doing" Well,whose
fault is i, Sirs, it is your own. Stir
round and there will soon be something
doing. Ills by general consent that there
is at certain times so little doing. If in
stead Of this, there was general determl-
nation that much should be done,it would
be so. Concert Of an effort will insure
The return of prosperity. Keep moving
If you can't make $1,000, make 500; il
not 800, make 81. At anyrale, do
something. So suggests somebody.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-14

TERRIBLE FIGHT WITH COUNTERFEIT
ERs--.A Sheriff and his Deputy keHed IN
the Renconfre.--A letter from Jacksboro' ,
Tenn, dated August 2, TO gentleman IN
Knoxville, says: We had an awful &C.
currence here to-day, in the mountain, -four
miles north of this. A man by the name
Of Turner, Of Anderson county, and an
other named Lewis iaid at Laban SharP's
last night, and offered him $50 counter
felt Hamburg bill. Sharp said he could
not change it,but would not come to town
with them. After they got into town,
they paid their bill and left; and Sharp got
the Sheriff, S. d. Queener, and Travis
Gibson, and pursued them. When they
go, up with them, Queener put his hand
on Turner, and said he arrested him
Turner pulled out his pistol and wounded
Queener. They both jumped off their
horses, and Queener knocked him dowr
and held him until he saw Lewis stat
Gibson, causing immediate death. Quee
ner ran up. and was also stabbed in lhe
neck, above the collar-bone, and in thu
shoulder, and fell. (He has since ex
pired.) Sharp abou, this time CAME up
and Lewis and Turner broke and ran.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-14

ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.--On Saturday
last, the 3ls, Of July, jour printer by
the name of Charles Matthews, who halls
from I.ewiSloWn, Pa, and who has been
loafng about this place for several months.
of dissipated habits. attempted 10 destroy
his Lille By taking fifteen grains Of NOR
phine. " hich he stole from the office OF
d.. Wilson. When found lie was much
swollen about The throat and head, and
was not many hours travel short of the
other world. DR.. Wilson took charge Of
the case. for case lie was and toW one
too, and by constant and perseverlng et-
forts for several hours, succeeded in re-
storing him To consciousness, and since TO
entire recovery. Matthews worked in
this Office for month or more last Spring,
AMI is the same individual that was rode
on rail in cPherdsown, Va, about a
month since, for iamperlng with slaves.
He was engaged in selling Polishing
Pow der recently. lie has gone home,
or a, least started for that point, his moth
er having sent him money 10 pay his way
home. lie says that this is the third time
he has attempted to kill himself Boons-
boro' (Md) Odd Ftliow.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-14
The Cable Laid.

The "Allan,ic Telegraph Cable" has
been laid. This is unquestionably
the greatest fea, ever mortal man has &C
complished. 1t Is stupendous beyond
contemplation. and We drop the quill and
down we sit 10 ponder the great work
Think of 1.-THE Old and New world con
necied by nineteen hundred and ff5
miles of telegraph ! Jerusalem what al
age
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-14
Execution of James Catlett.

James Ca,let, cOlored, was executed
at Winchester. on Friday last, 9Th inst,
for the murder of Brock, also solored, las
sp, ing. At twenty minutes past l o'clk
he was given notice byi the Sheriff thai
his time was up. The rope was then
placed around his neck by the jallor, Mr..
Jones, and he was brought Out and taken
upon the scafoId. Rev. Mr.. Boyd and
other spiritual advisers sang and prayed
with him for some time, babe him fare
we'll and left the scafIold. The rope was
then tied ind the white cap drawn over
his head, and handkerchief was given 10
him TO throw out as signal when he was
ready. 1t was not more than FIVE sec
onds before he threw The handkerchief
out.
The boil, was then drawn by Sheriff
Miller, by piece Of wire suspended from
the scaffold TO a small house standing IN
the yard, a short distance off. The drop
fell and the rope broke, and the misera-
bic being fell 10 the ground. He was
again taken upon the scallold and the rope
doubled and placed around his neck,
The bolt was again drawn, the trap fell,
and in ten minutes afterwards James Cat
let, was no more on this earth.
feel glad TO have ii 10 say, that few
hours before James Cailetl was called 10
die, he had made peace with his God,and
longed for The time TO come that lie might
even be with Him in Heaven.
His body was taken by DIR. Hunter
McGuir to the Medical College of Vim
chester and operated upon by galvanic
battery. His eyes were made to open
and his arms and legs 10 move. After the
doctors were done with the body his pa.
rents took charge of it and had i. buried.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-14

A genius from the land Of nutmegs says
that no has invented a machine which
will, when sci IN motion--but that's the
dificully--chase hog over ten acre lot
catch, yoke and ring him, or by slight
change of gearing, will chop him into
saLsages. work his bristles into shoe
brushes. and manufacture his tail into a
cork screw.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-14

Mr.. William Thomas. a highly respac.
table farmer, living al the Sugar Loar
Mountain, in Urbana district, Frederick
county, Nd, was accidentally drowned,
on Saturday last, whilst Bathing in Ben.
netl's creek.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-14
Invitation.

At the parade of the Guards. on Sat.
urtlay last, the Messrs. Lucas, of Martins.
burg, were. by unanimous vote. invited
to attend the grand Barbecue to be held
here on Thursday, September 2nd.
Tie Company have not forgotten the
cordial no pi'alily these gentlemen ex-
tended To them sumo months ago, and we
feel sure they will give Hearty welcome
to the genrIcmanly proprielOrs Of the
'Rasriin's H0ttk''
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-14
Grand Military and Civic Barbecue

As has previously been announced, our
citizens, uniting with the "Hamtramck
Guards" have determined to hold a
Grand Military and Civic Barbecue at
"Morgan's Spring" near this place, on
Thursday, the 2nd Of September.
Preparations are being made on the
mos, extensive and liberal scale, and from
our knowledge of the character OF the en-
ergeiic and efficient Committee of Ar
engagements. we are confident that the din
ner prepared for the occasion, together
with every thing connected Herewith,
will be of The most excellent character land
that success must attend them.
The Committee of Invitation have sent
pressing invitations to twelve Military
Companies, viz -
G Gon!'nsn'''s' Cumberland, Md.
Potomac Guards, Williamsport, Nd.
United Guards,
independents, Frederick, Md.
JuniorDefenders,
Rnemen, w.
M.Vernon Guards,
Morgan Conlinenlals, Winchester, Va.
Jefferson Guards, : CbarIes,own. Va
Jefferson Cadets,
Cadets, Nariinsturg, Va.
Invitations have also been sent TO Gov.
Wise; Senators Mason and Hunter; Hon.
G.. J. Faulkner; Hon. Anthony Kennedy;
Hon. II. Winter Davis. and Hon. WIN.
Lucas; Col. Yates Of the State Senate;
MessIs. Hawks and Osborne, Of the Leg
.islature; Andrew Hunter and A. r. Boie-
Ter, Esq's; Adj. Gen. Richardson's; the
Field Officers ex-Colontls of the Regi-
meni, and numbers of other prominent
gentlemen from the Military and citizens,
both Of Maryland and Virginia; and we
are authorized 10 extend general invita-
ton to our brethren of the Press.
OF those who acceI, their invitations,
both companies and individuals, our rea-
ders shall be duly apprised.
JoHN RANDOLPH TICKER, Esq, Aitor-
ney General Of Virginia, has been invited
TO deliver an address upon the occasion.
and we but echo the universal sen,imen.
when we express the earnest hope that he
may be induced to favor us by an accep-
lance. Mr.. fuckers chaste and beauti.
full style, together with his great ability,
have rendered him, deservedly, one OF the
most popular orators of our Stale, and We
ry great ill be the disappointment should
he be unable to crafty us.
Capt V. NJ. BUTLER has been tender
ed The command of the Battalion for the
occasion, which he has kindly accepted.
lie is an efficient and able officer and a
better selection could not possibly have
been made. The Programme he may
adopt will be published in due time.
Committee Of .Arrangements-MessIs.
VIM A. MORGAN, V. MARMADUKE, HEN
Ry +. CAMERON, JosEPm SToNEBRAKER,
Jomx II. IIAwN aud J"nN Nj. ERNST.
Commiffce of MUiidtion.- Captain V.
Nj. BurLGR, Lieutenant E. G.. Lee. Ser
geant JonN ii. ZrrTLE, and john S.
PIERCE
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-14
Departed.

Our friend Mr.. WILLIAM MCENDREE,
lef, these "diggins" on Thursday last for
Louisville, Kentucky, where he intends
to take up his permanent, residence. GSod
luck 10 ye, Villain.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-14

Sudden DEATH in Full Dress IN q
Carriage.--I'he Paris correspondent OF
the New Orleans Picayune says
AT this season one hears almost every
day of the house warming of villa IN
some neighboring village, as The entrance
into possession of a rural residence fur
nishes ore of the best pretrxl possible Tor
giving party. brilliant festival Of this
sort was given three days ago on the Fon-
tainbleau railway; and as il was rather
more formal than most Of the entertain
men,s given at this season OF he yeaI' the
ladies' were all in full dress. Among the
guests was brilliant young vile rom
Normandy. At2 o'clock in the morning
she Quilted the rural lodge TO return To
Paris, and as she wore one OF the STEEL
cages and the number of pellicoats now
fashionable, she occupied the carriage a.
lone, there was not room in il 70: anolh-
err, and her husband followed in broug-
ham. At3 o'clock in the morning they
reached Paris, her husband got out of the
brougham and opened the carriage door,
calling her: "Paullne ! Pauline here
we are at home !" There was no answer.
He called again and louder Than before, and
he shook her by the shoulder. 1t was
cold. strangely cold "Are you unwelI,
dear WHAT'S the matter Speak !" He
could gain no reply. Taking down one
of the carriage lamps. he entered the car
riage and found his wife dead She had
been suffering from an affection of the
heart, but the doctors said il was cured;
and now coming from ball, in gay ball
attire, with flowers or her head and
rouge on her cheeks, death had come all
unawares, before she could speak, while
she lay dreaming Of balls and all the fol-
lies Of the world. Never does death seem
more hideous than when il surprises It's
victim arrayed to play part in the irIvo-
lous amusements of The hour
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-14
The Man of Many Remedies,

The invalid who takes hold of the drug
list as if il were bill Of fare, and contin.
ualIy changing from one item 10 another,
like green guest al hotel dinner, stands
fair chance Of killing himself before he
has exhausted the catalogue of poisons.
Some constitutions will bear this kind OF
medical treatment" longer than others,
but anything short of a case-hardened
sytem, lined with abestos, and furnished
with gutla.percha nerves and steel sinews,
must succumb al last. We trust, howev.
err, that this plan of transferring the whole
materia medica TO the stomachs Of the
sick, is nearly obsolete. Half the world
already understands that the two ineslima
BILE remedies introduced by Professor
Holloway are sufficient for all internal
and external ailments. The other half is
fast vergng 10 the same opinion. 1t is
safe 10 predict that the day is not distant
when the pharmacopeia will be revised
down 10 a very minute volume, which
may perchance grow small by degrees
and beautifully less" until i. vanishes al
together. Venerable errors are not i'm
mortal. They must die, and if they are
decenlly buried with The respect due 10
old age, ii is the most that can be expect
ed for them.
We have our prejudices, like other
folks, and they stick 10 us like barnacles,
forming sort of armor which the sword
of truth cannot always readily penetrate.
But " hen we see sores Of twenty years
standing cured in six weeks by HoLLo.
WAYS OINTMENT, and chronic dyspepsia
of the most distressing kind relieved in
few days by HoLLowAy's PILLS, land that
these wonders have been accomplished
repeatedly is beyond dispute.) what are
We to say ? To deny the efficacy Of rem
dies that work such apparent miracles,
would be mere faulty. We shall not
thus stullify ourselves. The reputation
of his medicines as specifics for three
(our,hs of the maladies of the human race,
is founded on immuiable facts are spe-
cies Of antagonists that we decline meet
ing in the field Of controversy with any
kind of theories with which the profession
could furnish us. We have have many
friends among the faculty, and possibly
some of them may consider the cures el-
fected by The use op Professor llolIoway's
Pills and Ointment an innovation on their
rights. If 50. i, is trespass which the
sick will approve, and which every phil
anlhrupist--aciM WhoSe interest IL does
not iniejere--is sure 10 commend
Memphis appeal.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-14

For the week ending Aug. Ia, 1853.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-14

An Indian deed, dated Nov. l8, 1868,
made by Captain Sandy. of Ossobe, Sag
amore, shows that a lot of land, t1Centy
miles square, IN The county Of York,
Maine, was sold for the following articles:
1.-Two large Indian blankets, two gallons
of rum, two pounds Of powder, -four
pounds Of musket balls, and twenty string:
of Indian beads. with several other arli
cleS moi named"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-14
953B 8BAHIE$59gg9o
s HEPH E r ID S L OW n

Corrected reekIy BY Staisy, Miller s. Co.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-14
Religious.

Religious.
Rev. J. NJ. TETzEL will preach in the
German Reformed Church, in this place,
tomorrow, Sunday, 18th instant.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-14

Sufferers from ScrofnIa and Srrofuous
affections, clean up! Why wear your
Pimples, Blolches, Ulcers, Sores ? Why
have the life twisted out of you by Dys-
pepsia, Rheumatism and Gout =! Why
suffer Syphlitic and Mercurial diseases
TO rot the bones in your body, or the flesh
off your bones why let your sluggish
blood drag, and scatter its dstempers
through your veins AYERS COMP. EXT
Ct Ssrsaparilla cures these complaints, and
cleanses them out OF the system. Use il
faithfully and you bring to society heal
lhier, cleanlier, and far more acceptable
member.--Democraf, Baltimore, Md.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-14

STANDING REWARD OFFERED.-Chann-
cey Brooks, Esq, the President OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
las offered reward of one thousand dol
lars for the ares, of the parties, who. il is
believed, short time since opened the
switches of The road at Rock wells run
andVinegar Hill, near Washington juno
ton. A standing reward is also offered
of one thousand dollars for the aPprehen'
sion OF any person or persons hereafter IN
terfering with the working or properly Of
the road in any way.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-14

88HHT Il HE
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26

I. R,Rrx ~ ruy Woops.-A corespoudsese y y
Concord IN. H. Congregational JIarna I'D
from S,ewartstown, n. H., states tha, 90 sss
October John Brown, IT,, rs years old, aeoa |,
by wu. Bro sn, lad Of nnc yea", vas s a, b
woods at Hereford. Csnads, by the ialief @r.i',sI
lad. Who had ust removed tbither from - !. Il
n, H., 10 gather basket Of r,oss with sb -
the creyic<s between the logs VI thef - =
Night came, bu. the boys did not return. vA.
ing the parents psssed the mig 1t IN unsvanA
Next day, from ffty To oue hundred ass
peiyhbor;ny towns roamed the woods 9ntu bs7s
no better success. Two cold nights hsd
no tidinRs of tn. los. ones had reached tns y,
parents. Thursday morning, an increases ~. ,,,s
sumed the search, and continatd y dunns sss
With no better success. frdsy anf oA1'rs
suept in the sane manner. On Sunday "
WAS taken. which res,fted 10 the discovery
cni,drep. The elder lad, on pefcelvlDg Their ~
rted nm from the eide Of the other and nA1e
Tenn. 10 run. On being told 10 stop, for the'
cs,ch him. he obeyed, sayipg, " ID mt hun
t" have been in the woods al night" Inc
vss sleeping a. the root of a small tree, witnS1
arourd il: bis arm was stiff and cold, and y ~
difficulty and csution that it could b strssuS
a. 10 unlooss ts hold. The hand was blseh.
were the feet, and the latter 80 swollen tass
had 70 BE- cut before they could be stnppeeSa-
boys were found only about two and lsI - -
the house Of Mr.. Brown. They seemed
aware that they had been out more 'hss sstsf
and were probably partially deraueed sD. ~
night. They lad eaten nothing dar'ns NV
days "a
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26

pENNsYLyAN!A RAILkOAD; ,:,.

II The
A. Ciues 9th Western North ss-sten and SoIto es'eI
Staos hy curipuoas Railway direc rns Ro:c sso
a, Pn,sbursh With daily ues of to s pore on ~
.r, , 4. o. rs op tse North Western Lakesmssias ne
r,ost direct cheap and reliable toats ey sof0 'n- "
a. forwarded % and from The Crest Wet -,,,roa
sATEs BETVyFEN PHILADELPHIA sne eirTsbCho hon
Vssr U Boos Shoes, Hats and Caps Bocth cerAP
NV (ooa, I'm toxrs bsss tynks), Uraxs I'm Toe
eoxes and baesl. Fes'heIs, Fur, &c c-..........;(
ssSoSo ,s.i s.l.sI rysr, ttn casksl rs cessP
Leather lin rols and boxes), Ncoi and Sn~~p ="
Se,.s. Eastward,
fSEo ClAss-Anvis, Hard Steel Csains tsn IS cents
casi,l Hsmp gseou s,d Pofk. s.edxioose or IN 100 D.
s.rLs ro,asso rlarui'6, except Cigars or Cut, &c
youRIs Glass Coffee, Fish, Bscou. Beef ard -
Pork tn casks boxss Eseward Lard and Lard
OIL Esila soda Ash. German Clay, Tar. fros y" -
ko<n.
Tor.- y ttl until further ro,ice
GaAIs-- 4 100 o until further not'ce- -. .u s.a..
CorIoy- bale. not exceeding so weea- un.h 'uf S
sotce. -. =, p.u. ..,,h,. n. ,.,
n,., ,p usrS the p.cksxe Via Pecnytvsnis Railroad Al
ooods cor signed Agents Of this hosd a. rms'epo
pttsbursh wiu be forwarded without doteotaon
1nEIepr AerNrs-Hsrrs Wormey Co mcS'pniH rem.
r. sss. Co. 81. Loa.i P. Q ORsilly Co. EVan,,Eis
Ky; B. G Meldrum. Asdison Ind IL '" Bfows 20. nnl
ob,o. Leech Co. No. 81 Kiloy-t Boston Leecb Co., No
! Isox House Nes-York, and No. South "iLars-. Nev
fort; T. J. sueeder. Phhadephs; kaSrsw AoonA sAir
,.ore; D. A. Stewart Pittsburgh ..,.
f. u. HOUSTON, General Freight AS-nt- fniiadetpoA
A SCOTT. Sar~rip.-nce1t- Altoona "a
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26

A HArgR or CRisoLIsE.-A strsngs ,s.sSy
mating in the wearing 0f crinoline, was ~, }.
,S,s Soure ,1' ladies' The daughters Of wealthy ~
COMPANY Win their coverness, were procecs,s
the Princes Park New Road, When Tsa =
ss;d TO bs We'd connected, came up to thsa., ~ "
a few iDpertnent ob.ervs.ioss il 's'sseS asS az
their urdsrciothss ana handsome ee'sss
t,~r;nC tho After babilimeut completely %.
rsr ASsy. but was sfterwad taken lnso 80 80 >
ioiced in Brideweu. IL appear. the % = ~
a u,opomsniA, OF q sort of vind'co'r .SSd
cnnoiise: and on the Application 0. h''
Ses ac:ri,rc! 70 bal.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26
rT71OMAS 5. TIMPsON. INSOLyEyT y

,ce OF apple fer the sschsrse Of iu'olvsnt e
his debts pursuant the provisions Of te thd cls a
first title Of the h chapter of the second u tie l.vs<
utss. Notice FIST published Nov.nt~r Csedron 10 q
before WILLIAM II. ROBERTSON County ISEs q -
chester County the 9Th Jay Of February, lS@ ssss
m AZ the court House at White PlAas, IN sas cossg
Westches'er nnnsi~'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26

There are probably says The ~ y. Dee a~]
rosny more Ns.oDs in the United States, who Az
admiltei to Lodges, and who,s name. co0sfs
do not appear On ID. r cord. Of the 0de,; .s ls
her Of members of the arcest and honofabls hstss
in our country canpo, be moca below ball n1s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26
Netp3lork DAILY Gribum
VOTE FOR LIEUT-GOTERN0R.
To tie Editor Of The j. n. Tribune

To tie Editor Of The ]. n. Tribune.
SIR; In your official canvas, Published % th''
instant, you give Mr.. Taylor 80, 6ii vOtsa hr
will correctly aid bis column you will discover hiss
to be but 2229 $50. OF coarse Mr.. Can be 10 rA'd
is 81 ,i49 instead of IL, 1876.
Truly, yours, WIN "'nA'
Coming Nov IS. 1888.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26

TUESDAY, Nov. 80, at 4 o'clock p. M, and con-
L tnred on WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY FRIDAY, and
SATURDAY NJ 3 90clork rs>h u.orrirz Gr-G. hvs Gays
SALE nv BOOKS BY AUCTION
Pubsh.rs ..l- a English aud Am-ficsu Bks 81 snd
frsh direct fou the bshrfs Catalogues ready, and
car &c obtained o; the Auctiorerr.
GEO. A. LEAyITr Co,
No. 81 aud sly Brn<Hvsy. corner W Nhifsst.
Parties wishing porvha-- Books for libraries fH GiA
will and this sale opportunity seldom offered.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26
nENNSYLvANIA RAILRO DAD

THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
Pie Pennsylvania Railroad connects Pisbarsh vn ~
.osds 70 and rom Lous Mo-. Alton, Gaens and Cncsso
IN Yrsnkfor- Lexington and Leusytle Ky rers bNi'e'
Hslou ss yee and indianapolis Iud Cincnnaa osytoo'
Springfield Bseontsn Sendusky Toledo Ciev.iard Coia
sna Lns,ydls Massion and Wooster Ohio slso win tns
team packet from and 70 NssOesns, It kouA ko0'$
vile and Cincinnati A.. 49,
urntioned places In the West
BAGGAGE CHECKED THRoueH
s.r, vii dpd this q and expeditions - any
oker route - o-c,. ,o.n.
Qee handbills framed In the hotels Of thn city
9hrou n Ticiets or further Information, Be had - ~
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
No ASTOR HOUSE BROADWAY
J. ELLIOTT, Aseul
Sor Enisrsnt Tickets apply i No. Bsi;ery-piaoe-
November l. 1864
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26

MAsosRy IN THE UsrTgD STATES The folon
statistics are derived from ,he latest infrmasioa
tanned in the proceedings Of the various Ass
Graad Lodges of the United States:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26

NEW-YORK AND ERIB RAILROAD.-H
~ anA sn-s MONDAY nsy TO- 1854 and gur forhrr pss,~
Psss-ns-r Trsns % e4ve Pier fco. Of Dusne o~~ yts'
sUHkIRk exPREss scr Dustirs md pripcirsl tD-
tsmsdst~ St-;ioaa
aAIL TRAir 81 = n. sss DaakkA and D~Sah tntse
mediate SsseonA
sOCKLAHD PAssEH9Ek s,s IT,. from acss Caant.rs<-
We perront fos Snferps Ard intermediAte ststioaa
Way FASsEkCtR q; ?. N. fo- Me- oursh n,odlstow7
,rd iuternf-ciste SssfouA
HIGHT EXPRFSS 4. 5 o a-, fof Ounk.rs Af budAso.
Tb- .t-sgr Trains rut daily Sindsys -xerp,ed
fnxs< Eyrrrs Tsns Efrirs wn ire tnirA Cen
de,xva spd Ms fys Fade Rssrsd oI Ssxss Fas Btra
,too sits the yrnss sod BinEarson halross of ssnse
:. rorns WITH Ss Putso Coming and Ne~-fors eAiloea
of Rochr.tr Or. Bend ~rh the DelssNe, Lsts..nns
sns W,.,err RAIosd Scrsoton Houesg'e ssh 20
In2,lo and Nex-Yor1 City Railroad tnr Buffalo u 5u5As
snd Duukirt with ice Leshcse 6Aiirosd es c~vs<nd S
,tu, All ruse1o D~troi.- Chicsso 10
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-Eor FILLS.
II pELPHIA and The SOUTH snd WEsr ne '.hSs, s,
cyrYNs ali sad fxpr-ss liIes leave New fofh o. snS
a. and s.nd D. a. Is rhroasn Ticket. 60 or Sfn
ma, Ard tie West Banere WsSnin sSon No''o
a. and ,arnash sasrsae CHECKED 20 Vsshnstoa u IN A
q. r. usas = " WOODRUFF. Assistant sope ln'e 40 ent
Nc hsIssss ea received tf any train unes M
seolec ffee1 10 advance Of the tine oe