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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.
The Union declares that in New York the
ISSUE between the Democracy and the Opposi-
ton has been narrowed down to the question of
the right Of the people Of Territory, in def
ancs of the decision Of the Supreme Court Of
the United States, to abolish slavery.
: Further, the Union devotes couple Of col
nmns to ecclesiastical troubles in England,
proceeding from the determination of the Trac-
tarians to practice the confession Of sins as laid
down in the Book of Common Prayer. -z
The Lutelkigeneer draws from positions lately
assumed by the Union the following general
differences: 70 .-.- ~
"It seems that the Democracy Is not the only
81 institution which proves its normal and health
full condition by passing periodically through
msfortunes OF the most humiliating and de-
pressing character As the prostration Of party
Is sign Of its vigorous health and pursuance, so
the occasional prostration of trade and commerce
especially, we suppose, when brought about by
Democratic tinkering with the tariff and the cur
rency,) Is only sign Of " the fourishing and en-
terprising industry of our cOuntrymen, who, u Is
apparent, would he ruined by stable and unhn
terIUpted prosperity. (such as they might posi-
bly, have under the predoninanee OF w big
policy and administration
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-26

IL The mayor, municipal officers and men,
bers of the Common Council of New York, were
the guests Of the Venezuelan Commissioners on
Saturday evening in the Metropolitan Hotel, and
were entertained at magnificent banquet An
admirable speech was made by Senior Rojas, who
presided, and the proceedings were creditable
and complimentary alike to all who bore share
in them
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III The -four mills of Tapp Co, at Dover,
KY, were destroyed by fire on Friday night, to-
gether with eighteen thousand bushels of VIII eat
and eight hundred barrels Of -four. The loss is
estimated at forty thousand dollars, on which
there is sixteen thousand dollars insurance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-26

ID Aquarrel occurred in saloon at Albany,
N. ", on Saturday night, between 'Partizans of
Norrissey and Heenan. growing out Of the recent
fight. Owen Curran was stabbed by a man
named Turner. His wounds are mortal. Tur-
ner was arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-26

u An arrival at Philadelphia reports that tie
steamship Hermann, of the Nicaragua Transit
line, touched at Rio Janeiro on the 18th of Ser.
tember, and would proceed Immediately on her
voyage to San Francisco. All on board were
well - - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-26

LII The shareholders OF maryland have been
called to meet in Convention, at Cambridge, on
the 81 of November.
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III The semi-weekly Lynchburg Republican
has been changed to a daily. r Glass, Esq a,
is the editor.
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/" The King of Prussi, h,. ,.1..

H. The King OF Prussia has fallen at last into
state Of hopeless imbecility, and, in conse-
quence, the reins Of government slip into the
hands Of the Prince Of Prussia, (father Of Queen
Yictoria's son-in-law) The importance of this
change outside Of Prussia consists In the fact that
OF the family innuences-R us.ian and Enpli,l =
which are supposed to sway Court parties at Der.
lin, the English acquires new strength, while
Russian goes to the wall.
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VIRGINIA AND PRorscrIoS-A late article
In the Richmond Enquire, urging the import
ance OF the speedy development Of the mining
ana mineral resources Of Virginia, and, in so
uo' ng squirting at +" Protection as the true
'neory OF the Government and the true interest
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BOARDING..

DOARD AND FURNISHED ROOMS AT
ID Miss MORLEY'S, IA PENS. Acsase-Fam-
lies singh gentlemen vishin g to settle for the
winter. vii fnd these Rooms pleasant and 10 oation
good Terms moderate. 90 lin
TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO
u dated with pleasant Room and Board AZ sll
III ,~eef. hetWeen 6th a. d 9Th. "a q a.
OOARDlNG, with handsomely furnished Roomr.
- Lighted With gas, may be OBTAINED BY early al,
pcation at go l2tn street. be- ween and G. stresfs
f-v Table Boarders can also be accommodated.
oc IS 81 ----
ROARDi N6.-NRS. ANN H. SCOTT opp,-
site Jackson Hail, <25 Pennsy lvans q. ecu s. mas
several vacant Rooms, two Of which are front,
winch she wcu1d be pleased TO rent to gentlemen
and the ladl.s, or sIrsls gentlemen,
able Boaiders accommodated. 90 Is 81
H oe& ELfIS'S,
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Y,u.z AHUSxHMrs. nnr
NJ AsHIEsToN 'fHBATRE.
SsWFtff .sS Ss
Second and last rirht but on. Of
Mr.. JOHN +. owens
THIS EVENING. October Is. lass.
The STANDARD comedy Of IL
THE HEIR At Law.
II f4calsss. -..------.'.---'. MI XXsv,en,
Esetisi aoms1pun NJ pss .os
Ci.elN n omespu".> ..-..-..... - eyteefe
netcI pG 81 ss. Hss1'
To conclude With the domestic drama of
THIS PEOPLES LAWYER.
Scion Single ..............---..M Mr.. J. =. owens
To. morrow night Benefit and last appearances Of
J. 4. OWENS. -
VII o So% Sssn a. tSsnss Sna,es s. ireei.eS
Seats can be secured wtthost extra charge 81 ,se
Boz Onice from 10 q. M 70 So m.
W AsHIN6 TON THhATkk.
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
COMBINATION EVER HAD IN WAsHISsroN.
FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY:
M. sTRAKOSCH'S
Grand New York Italian Opera Co.
will appesr in
THREE DIFFERENT oPERAS.
THURSDAY; FE RID and s A.
The Public may.,ly spen IA. ag,earancs. ,cifho"s
Jau Of this Grand CoDsPaSy.
The following eminent ar lists will appear:
MADAM COLs0N.
who has been scknowledred in New York and Ba.-
cp a. a the roe Of Voets n La TIA
viats," Which was performed erht Successive
nlshts, has been pronounced ueeansled.
| MILE TERESA PARODL
the famous dramatic PrIms Donna, her hrst appear
| anc. in Opera IN Was Ington.
MADAME CORA DE wILHORST.
the greatest hvinr American Prima Donna, whose
| Triumphant tuccess in PARIS was unrvaled.
MADAME ts ssG i.tiasoisS.d 'con,,.,,o.
si'NoH bT The lest Tenor IN Am.no..
sIGNoR LABocETTTA: r.,o,
the best Baritone in Americs.
sIGNoR BAs sIG,5.A :mi,.u, n.r,,o,.
MONSTER JUNcA,
And other distinguished Artists.
has been pronounced "a New York and Boston,
"he'' 'hei fM NM esS.SE" ssqucctcSEss.
OPERA COMPANY III kMEKiCA.
The seaxon will begin THURSDAY, Oct. 3,
with Verdis favorIte Opera.
IL TRONATORE.
On which occasion
MILF TERESA PAROOI,
/ NINE SrRAKOSCH.
| SIGNOR BRlGNOLI,
SIGNOR AMODlO,
SlGNOn BARILI.
| and o.her eminent Artists.
L anda
Il GRAND CHORUS AND BRILLIANT ORCHESTRA.
/ Wt4 Appeor.
NJ. sTRAKOsGH's cOMPA~l INCLUDES
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GNENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING MADE T(
" ORDER. :

~ No. IS Water street, Georeefotcn, ID. C.
The subscriber has taken the above Warehouse
ior the purpose Of conducting the Wholesale Feed
Business in q it's branches, and viii constantly
have IN store al kinds of MILL OFFAL, OATS,
CORN, and BALE HAY, which will DO sold at the
lowest market prloes, for cash.
Persons in want VIII please give me Q call before
Purohasing, - am determ!nsd 70 sell e cheap ~
ocg ~ No. q Wstsr street, Georgetown.
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TAI wEArHsR.-Ths following report of the
weather for this morning Is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about 2 O'Clock:
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0@NO I'll CE.-Persons wi. hing to become
u3 members of the w Washington building Assoc
cation can DO so BY application TO Metsrs. r. w.
GlesekIne, In Georgetown. Michael I.auxman
Coast Survey Office, and Geo. Glorius ID street,
near l2th The next meeting of the Stockholders
will be on the first FRIDAY in November in Ger
man Hall, precisely at O, clock p. m.
CHARLES J. UHI MAN,
DC ~ utNoV5 Secretary.
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DEcEAsED.-The Department Of State is in
receipt of information from our Consul at Tai
cahuana, Chilli, VIM. B. Crosby, Esq, of the
decease at that place of John Caspar, Rowland
Christian, and George Trusant, seamen from
the United States.
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HE TREATY WITH CHrSA.-As the report
has reached here that the Emperor of China
has ratified the recent treaties between his
commissioners and the representatives of Eng
land, France, Russia, and the United States,
it only remains now for the treaty with this
country to be ratified by the President and
Senate, when special messenger will be sent
to China to exchange ratifcations Mr.. Reed s
request to be allowed to return home having
been granted, ne will be expected back during
the approaching winter.
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NOIlCE.-The friends of the GOOD WILL
they intend glvrrg their Fifth Annual Ball, at II
PnIharmonic Hall. on THANKSGlvING~
Particulars in future advertisement. 90 20. 80
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WE WISH The LADIES TO CALL AND
w see those inc RENCH CATERS -
just reo,ived BY Thomas B. 6rifin Son,
with and without heels.
We also ask the attention of the gent! omen to our
large aod well assorted stock OF BOOTS and
SHOES, warranted to give satisfaction.
THOMAS B. GRIFFIN d SON,
ocG No. Sl4 Pa. av. bet. 9Th and 10Th ais .
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-03
S II L 2 II l. r d S I O w n
For The week ending April 3. 1888.
BALTIMORE MARKET

F!our.-The Flour market to-day was
exceedingly dull, and we had no transac-
uons reported. For both Howard ST. and
OHIO Super there were free sellers al 81
30 for choice brands, buyers were Lot
willing to give over S4,37 per bbI. City
Mills Flour was offered freely al S4.2j
per Gbl., but 10 sales were effected at thai
price. There were some few sales OF
Extra Flour made al the quotations be-
low Ohio Extra at 81. 75a4, 81, Howard
St. do. at So, and City Mills DO. at 50 for
ordinary, and 50, 5Oa5,:5 per bb'. for fan
cy brands. Rye Flour has advanced IL
cts. per bbI.. and is now held quite firmly
al SO, G2. We have no sales however, Ia
note. Corn Meal is steady at $500 PEI
Dbl. for City and S3,25 for BiandywIne
Mills.
Grain.-The receipts Of Grain to-day
were exceedingly small, not exceeding
10000 bus. Wheals were in fair de
maud, and the market was steady at yes
terdav's quotations. The offerings were
only $500 bus, and whi'e sold at l04e
los els. for medium lois: II0alI5 cts Ion
fair do; I2OsI30 cts. Tor good 10 prImr
DO. and l35 cts. for choice. No sales 81
red reported, but We quote : before a
l0O8ll0 cts. for fair 10 prime ParreIs.
Corn was active anu buOyanr, hut receipts
were small. there heiDg only some H..
OGO bus. offered, all Of which sold at 81.
IS cts. prime parcels of white; G3a6l els
for DO. yellow, and 53s55 CTS. for mixel
lots of do. Oats to-day were in fair re
ceiPi, and the demand f4ir at yesterday.
rates. There were sales Of $500 bus. d
3Oa33 cts. f"r Moryla land, and 1895 cts
lof fennsy Irania. There was no Rye Of
fcred a! market this morning. We quote
MARYLAND and Virginia nominal al 65 cts
and Penn, isanIa al 20 cts. pei BUSH
baltimore Clipper, End inst.
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9BAg33.

In his pace, on The 24'h uIt, Nary
Catherine, infant daughter Of Joseph :.
ana Catharine A. Fleming aged 4 months
ard "a days.
Or Tie 10Th ult.. Mr.. Il. j. Virgin, Of
i:a:1ers Ferry in his 42nd yeer
J.: n,..le!ey corn'" ~ Il, ."31 ul'..
Tin. Palmer, in the s3rd year OF his age.
On the l7lh of Feb, Henry Cram
GiddmgS, iulanr son Of H'zrkiah and
Anna Boreer, of Pleasant Valley, Md,
aged 3 years, II months and I days.
In Sharpsbnrg. on the Isl ulI.' oHsdn-
ma Grice, aged 50 years, months ard
10 days.
In The same place, on The 81 uli., Elisa
Gefh MILLER. con, OFT of Jacob Miller, Esq,
AGED &C wears, months and day.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-03
List of Letters

d EMAINlNG in tie Post OGicc. at
LII ShepherLstown, for Tue ending Nh rch
81, 1858:
John o. Bsuee, William Brennan, John
Browbey, William Brashears-2, Miss
Rebecca Buzzard, Miss HELEN V. Bell,
Miss Mary +. Buuz, Mrs. EIIzpelh
Comegys, Anthony Carnine-3, Michael
Fitzgerald, Joseph Hoffman, DR.. Jam.
mund, Dr. Hammil. Mrs. Nancy la nes,
Patrick Kelly, Stephen f Miller. Miss
Mary Jane Miller, James PuGcnbufg4 d..
Philip Shepard, Miss a. A. Vanisni,
John A. Vorhees, Miss Calherlr. L.
Wolfe, Nancy YhoII, Mr.. Gcorch Thrill.
man in Slolh VershIenie Jryprsonk lnlie
% oygebsn bic mslr Dnlmieer.
WM. MOULDER. p. y.
April 3. 1858. Bt
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-03
riYAI%7AGBSo

In Hedges,ille. on the 25lh ult., by
Rev. F. H. Rlchey, Mr. John " Guinn
to Miss Harriet s. Wandiing, both Of
BereeIey County. 49,
On the 2slh uIt., by Rev. WIN, Evans
Mr. James iii nch, to MIS-. Ma'y IAN
Ccfleif, both OF Msrlinsburg.
On The 25lh l.,by Rev. John O Proc.
tor. Mr.. John H. Denny Of Berkeley CO.,
to Miss Lucy j. e. Ridgfway, daughter
of MIR. r. Rldgeway Of Frederick co., Va.
On the 29lh ult., by Rev VIM. Evans,
Nr. Christian EJeriy to Miss HHihe'-
mi3d Plqhner, both of Marlinshurg.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-03

BEGHAM Co>DEMSs LoNs DREssEs.-
Ina sermon delivered at Salt Lake by
Brigham Young, and published IN the
Desert News, the High Priest thus DIS
cusses The long-dress question in our
CITY there are great many poor women;
I am aware of that, and they Will be e'eF-
nallv Door, for they waste everything 'hey
can get hold of, and they are nasty anu
filthy, for see them dragging their dTeS-
ses behind them, and though they are so
poor that they cannot get up in The morn
inc and wash their faces and hands before
breakfast,yel they have eighte or TWEEN
~ inches of their dresses dragging IN me
mud. Now you look, when you 60 out
of this meeting, and see if YOU do not see
several of them. am now talking OF
home manufactures, but if that Is home
manufacturing, do not want that part |
am going to get rid of that cannot be
Iieve in it. | was speaking to .ady the
other day about lorg dresses and sand
she. "lhaI's the fashion Queen Nlc.loH2
established"
Saws |, UHat the heH hos queen jjc-
foria 10 do Deer here? She had better
get religion before she comes TO set an eX-
amble for our ladies', dragging their dTeS'
ses in the mud. Well, they SAID, she eS-
,qblshed it because she had such big,
so1alty foot. You make a great deal
worse squat than she does, dragging your
clothes through tie mad. Brother 10
renzo spoke Gift, and | ted him Ii DE-
Ionged 10 the Bishop; i; was his dGty 10
lecture on this point. My advice TO you
is, wien YOU 60 home tuck up that dress
or cut il of. remarked 10 Brother Loo
renzo. a few days ago, when II was tTe-
mendous muddy--aDd a woman was
walking through the mud with her dress
whopring over and then stretching oul
and hopping on the other side--you toll
low that woman home and YOU Will hnd
that she has muddcd her foot clear u7 to
her--legs. am talking about the rldlcu-
lousness Of such things; and II can get
YOU ashamed that YOU viii not come T."
meeting again with such long dresses, |
shall be glad can recoliecI when vas
Young mani used TO 90 with the IadleS,
and when they came to a mud-hole they
would catch up their dresses and trip
over. like to see il. Says |. "Ihat /,
decent woman; she is nice and clean.
A Coon MEAsuRE.--A bill TO grant 10
the soldiers of 1912 pensions for life Is
now before Congress, and will be called
Mp for action within few days. Tie
old soldiers NAV as well have Share OF
Government treasure as 10 give il all to an
army of corrupt ce.hoIders. they
have earned it and ought 10 have it.
A Young American lady in Paris threa-
tens 10 sue President Buchanan for breach
Of promise. She says that Wills dining at
her fathers table some years ago lac saiH
to her: "My dear Miss, if ever should
be President, yon shall be mistress OF
The white House.'
Atlhe Annual Distribution of he Cos
mopoIi,an Art Association, IN New York.
on Thursday Issl, Powers Greek "!"y'
was awarded 20 Miss A. l. Coleman, 81
Cincinnati
A man named PilGt, having in his pos
session 50 GOO counterfeit twenty dollar,
bills on The Farmers and Droyers Bank If
Waynsbmrg, Pa, is il jill at Wheeling.
Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-03

EHIAL NAVIGATION FROM HAvRE TO
New YoRK..-M. Gavarni. French me-
cbinisi. mas perfected his nrial ship, at
cost of 100000 francs. and made voy-
age 10 Algicrs. Africa, and back with it, a
distance of 800 miles from his starting
point. The average speed was almost
100 miles an hour, the voyage out occu.
pying eighteen hours, and The return six
teen hours. NJ Havarni is to make the
attempt from Havre 10 The city of New
York, as soon as he has further tested the
character of his invention by few short
lrips over the Mediterranean and lis
neighboring provinces. The time con-
sumed from lIavre 10 New York would be
thirty hours, breakfasling al the former
city and supping at New York the even
Ing of the next day.
As soon as a fair de moaslralion is made
Of tie safety and perfect regularity with
which aerial navigation can be carried on
aud the simple principle of tie susPen-
sion and motive power which Sosialns and
propeIs The ship though the air is under
stood by the world at large, there is not
The slightest doubt that ocean navigation
viii cease, save for carry ing freight
Hrial Ships capable Of tie conveyance Of
100 passengers can be built for $3.50, goo.
Twenty per cent. will be liberal interest
on this sum, and thus $4,000 per var is
all that viii be required 10 pay wear and
tear, expense of tie chemicals, &C., and
leave a profit One hundred trips per
year can be made, fifty each way, with
HE greatest ease, which at only $40 a
passage, (he intended price on the open
ing of the line will, ii is seen, give In
stead of 100000, the sum Of 100000
per year.
1t is said that the stock for the first ship
is ready TO be subscribed as soon as Mir.
Gavarn sees proper 10 proceed with The
matter. Private letters received by tie
last steamer state that the RothschlIds
have made heavy offer for the privilege
of putting on AIN Indian AIrial line OF one
hundred and four ships, land one week 10
depart from MersellIes, simultaneously,
with passengers and mails. The capllar
is said TO be %l5,00G,0O0 which they
propose TO embark. Our next mails will
probably give US further intelligence OF
Il |
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-03

SALE OF Town PaorERTy --.I0hn IL.
JeWeH. Esq, Special Commissioner, sold
al Public Sale. on Saturday last, 9th
u,., the House and Lot belonging to the
Heirs Of Philip Enter. ST., deceased. sill
ualed on the corner Of High and King
Streets, Shepherdstcwn,- formerly Occupi-
ed by Mr.. JoHN DAVIS, for the sum OF
S3OOl. Purchaser--Mr JACOB LINE.
BIRTHs IN RAILROAD CARs.-WlIbln
the past week there have been two births
in the cars traversing the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. The last came off on fry
day last, as The express train, in charge
of Col. Shut, was crossing Monocacy
bridge, ffly-eighl miles from Baltimore.
intjmatlOn OF the coming event. reach
inc the Colunel's ears, be had the car
cleared of persons IN II, and DR.. Leas be-
Ing near al hand, fine daughter was soon
brought into This world of strife AMI cnu-
len,ion. The mother being named Mrs.
} johnson, and the bIrih occurring al Mo-
nocacv, the child was ch!Isieutd Mono
cacv johnson.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-03

FLARE UP OF THE CANAL BoARD.-The
Baltimore Clipper states tina, w. p.
MAUI. BY. Esq, Presiden. of the Chess-
peake and Ohio Canal Company. has
stou,ly refused to give up the books Of the
comn, nv 10 TIE new canal board, anu thai
tao uoou The foolish plea Of Illegally.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-03

Paul Morphy, Of New Orleans. the
king of American chess players has chal-
lenged Howard Stanton. chess editor OF
the London illustrated News, who is con-
sidereI the king of European chess play
ers, To visit New Orleans, and engage IN a
hit will, him for 80, 900 a side. II Mr..
Stanton loses. he is TO be allowed $1,000
10 pay his expenses.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-03

A SINGULAR CoiNcIDENcE.-It is per-
haps not generally known that WASH
,NsroN drew his last breath in the last
hour of the last day of the las, week in
the last month of The last year of the last
Saturday night, at IL O'Clock,
Dec. 81, 1899.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-03

SUDDEN DEATH.--M Mrs. EvELINE LASH.
oEN, died suddenly of hemorrage of the
lungs, in Marlinsburg, on Wednesday
night last She had been in delicate
health forsome years, but on Wednesday
night, retired TO rest after very hard
days work without any unusual symp-
toms of her disease ,and was found, Thurs
day morning, lying on The floor, dead.
She was the widow of HENRY LAsHoRN,
formerly of Jrfferson county.
Look GU. for we'll executed counterfeit
IS notes on he Farmels' aud Mechanics
Bank OF Baltimore.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8, 1853.

THANKS, John Letcher, NJ. c.,
of the Tenth Legion district, will please
accept our thanks for public documents.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-03
Democratic Meeting.

A MEETING Of Tie Democracy olJef.
X ferson Countyin general, and Dis
lrIcls Nos. and 6, in parliculor, a,
Shepherdstown, will be held at tie hou Use
81 Joseph EnlIer, in said Town. on Sat-
mrday The Bird of april. next, for lie pur.
pose Of appointing Delegates 10 Con.
yenlon To nominate Candidates for Coun.
~ Offices. Come one. come all. al Ito
old Un,errifed is determined TO live a
lay IN ihe matter. snd will have Con-
'enlIon OF her own, II she has TO p,y a
lone hand. The meeting will Assem-, bic at
| u clock, =. NJ. BY order OF lid
OLD GUARD.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-03

RoBBERy. I'VE learn that the dwelling
of the Hon. c. J. FAULKNER, on II street,
Washington City, was entered few
nights ago by robbers and many articles
Of value taken. amongst Others a splendid
pair of pistols which may readily be iden.
uied. They seem 10 have entered the
second story of The back building through
the window by means of ladder, and TO
have made their exit through the front
door without waking or giving any dis
turbance TO the family.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-03

DEATH OF AN EDiTnR.-Senary Leader,
ESQ editor of the Hanover (Pa.) SPec'a-
Tor, died of pneumonia, or Saturday last.
He was man OF many excellent quail
ties.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-03

The bill imposing State taxes for the
ensuing year, for the support of govern
ment, now before the Legislature, impo-
ses tax of forty cents on lands and lots,
with Improvements thereon, for every hun.
dred dollars value thereof; and on all 9TH
er items of taxation, including merchants
taxes, licenses, &c., the rates, We believe,
are not materially varient from the present
ones.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-03

Santa Anna has sold of all bIs game
cocks and sailed for Mexico.