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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-13
$500

Per Month and all Expenses Paid
( WISH In employ as above trustwor.
\ thy and elTirr1nt Agent in every State
in The Union 10 sell new invention, pat
enred July Bird, 1860. TO young men
who desire permanent employment in a
light and respectable business. | can give
a better Agency than any House in the
Omitted States. Twill give lJlI inGOrma.
ton in regard to the business, salary &c.
to any one who desires such a situation.
For full particulars, address, with stamps
for the pre- paymPntof ,he return postage. }
HOSEA B. CARTER.
MuenfOrS' Exchange,
HanoUer ST., Boston, Mass.
October 6. 1860. 81
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LAST NOTICE !!

LII persons knowing themselves in
n debed TO the firm of Staley, Miller e.
Co., are hereby notified that without they
come forward and settle their accounts
before the lst of November, their accounts
will be put in an officers hands for speedy
collection. GEO. K. STALEY.
October l3. 1860. 81
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-13

I e. SHOCKING MURDER.-A man ma
med Ezra Mason murdered his wife on
The 18th ut., near Sir Johns Run, in
Morgan coarty. He inflicted upon her
twelve or fifteen wounds with corn cut
ter in field where she had gone to work.
One Of her hands were cut off at the wrist,
and hung by but bit of the skin. One OF
her four children, boy about six years
old, hearing her scream, went TO her as
ss,ance. and, as he said, held her hand
from coming off until she reached the
house, where she died in about three
hours after the occurrence. The act Of
Mason is supposed TO have been prompt
ed by jealousy. He had disappeared
from the field where the child found lis
mother. Subsequently he attempted to
hang himself-nol succeeding he cut his
throat with drawing knife, but was dis
covered in time 10 prevent his bleeding 10
death. He was committed 10 jail, and
will be tried during the term Of the Cir
cult Court. which commenced in Bath
on Saturday last.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-13
GBAg33o

On the 2Sh uli.. in DarkesvilIe, Berke-
ley County, Mrs. Nary Henderson, wife
of the late John r. Henderson, aged 81.
On Saturday evening the first Cay Of
September, after a brief illness, Mrs.
MARTHA Miles, the wife of Mr.. Henry G..
Miles of This County, aged 81 years.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-13

}S@ A Sacramento meeting Of the Ger
man Reformed Church Of this place closed
on Sunday evening, after several days in
session. Some eight or ten persons adj
ded themselves to the Church. Rev. DR..
ZACHARlAs, of Frederick, Md, filled the
pulpit morning and evening.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-13

{Alt will he seen bv DOR advertising
columns to-day that Baker & Billmyer'
d. S. Renlch and A. Humrickhouse have
received their Fall and Winter goods.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-13

~ The Municipal election Of Balli-
mere came off on Wednesday, electlng
w. G. BRowN, Reform Candidate, may
or, by 5000 maj All the Reform Coun-
cilrnen were also elected. There was no
rioting.
The election for Governor and Con
sressmen, took pack in Pennsy Ivanla on
Tuesday, and Curlih rep. is elected by
an increased majority, over Foster. The
Democrats gain one or two Congressman.
In Ohio Blinkerhof, rep. is elected
Supreme Judge by an increased majority.
In Indiana The Republican Stale ticket
is elected by probably 10000 maj. A
large gain.
The Breckinrige wing Of the democrat
ic party, in Florida, have elected their
Governor and Congressman by 1900 maj
In Delaware. the Breck. wing have cleo.
ted their State ticket over all opposition
by 500 majority. an increase.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-13
Attention, Hamtramck Guards !!
IT,.

you are ordered 10 assemble at the ar
X mory, on Saturday, 18Th inst, OF 8
o'clock, p. NJ, in foil uniform, with cap
and plume. The seni-annuaI Court Of;
Enquiry will be held for The purpose Of
receiving The excuses of absences. within
The past months, and failure on The
part of suc5 to be present al The time, will
be taken as a confession Of debt. and the
bills placed in the hands of the Sheriff for
collection, as The late law directs.
By order Of the Captain.
l.. &. HESKITT, o. s.
October 2. 1860. 2t
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-13
acknowledgements. IS, 1880
&5- Our TuwN-iTs DECLINE AND

seems to have leiI us, probably forever
Once thu "loyeliest VILLAGE of the plain'
-
IN business prosperity, as well as IN That
charming female socielv which is almos,
,ho onI, o,,r,o,;or Iar, :, 40, o,I,
VIZ o"'' "'" ''''o' WV "a" nv" 0''
boast of the Past,-whlle the Present un-
;a $4,000. a., d., A., r.
''P'o0' o''o''0' ''0 '''' oil" wv
ture, unregarded is silently becoming the
Al p..,, ,p; d k;,oIi
,.,,.-n
and can lov claim n M o,bar .rch;,ec,,r.I
qualifications We has forced our tears
t,, o.ono, 10, 90, ,r,;so0 wh.r ro,d.
- T., L;o, c,,d
Wv ~ row. " " $40
:,
' NV '''' '"-v ~, rr''
IVY
'heh WING iooN'hg al ola ohepherus'
'opn
, "hen S'in'ns sPrlns as osIilesi WISH pam'
ed.
lear iovely powers OF innocence and ease
please,
m ,S, often nave io'ereu Der my green
How often have paused on every charm,
5h ne snel.e I;t COT inc cultivated H iarm
tn. decent church that topl The neighb'ring hill !
Sweet, smiling village loYellest oil The lawn
drawn"
But here the comparison mus, stop.
Goldsmith, the warm-hearted sung mourn
fully of the village Of his boyhood, because
trade had usurped ",he bowers Of ease"
and the din and noise Of business and pro-
gress had broken the silence Of his youth
(,I ,o,-e,,s and moelled him ,o Av from
49,, w. L., , ,.o, ,ho
~
Pas' uays Vi our '"''g0 oec'use WIZ"
these days, have gone the prosperity and
activity which then characterized our Peo-
ple and which kept in busy operation our
factories and mills. Blu, Goldsmith was
-, t. e0,,o y and marc 10 .
p''' Np'0' '' NV,
i''"s VIC "0''0 INV " '"'''' "''" " '""e
up his home IN Our town, Wheie none OF
the confusion of business, which he so
much dreaded would disturb him, bur
,ho 10 oo,,1 ,,rs,a ..ho ,o;so,ass
'e'o' VI HIS way '"' 'P'"u "'' o"' !"
"H'ihg anu ofeam'ng' uhhioies'eu anu w
disturbed.
The life Of village is something like
,ba,o , v,,no e. male. The GIRL oradu.
aiiy ''''' '''' !" '" fo
sensing the attractions ana enjoying The
pleasures Of that transiiory period, until
she arrives al that age when she must
choose between two conditions. She
must either set married or continue TO live
on in aniquaed vlrgnly, until as year
succeeds year, her lie OF single blessed
ness becomes like Linked sweetness, long
drawn our' and she finally goes 10 the
grave, "unwept, unhonOfed anu nnsung.
First, ceteris pari6us, is her normal con
dlion (he Latin means 1t she can get
chance So II is with village or town.
In course of time, is necessary that the
place shall assume the name and activity
of a CITY or it must draw out its existence
with decreasing energy and prosperity.
and after while becomes the mere de-
pository of certain number of people
who seem 10 be left, only to guard the
dead.
Now let US make an application Of the
principle. How is it with Shepherds
townl We have seen by the las, census
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-13

HoHowoy's PWs-NeUer Despair
Something that never Jails-Ftrer and
Ague.-ro the sick it is little conse
quence how they are cured, whether from
rational view OF the disease or by the
rules defined for the guidance Of the pro-
fessnn, 50 long as the cure is certain and
expeditions. TO suffering man the
question on the relative merits Of qninine
or calumet is undressing. The faculty
may wTangle and discuss their various
theoI les, but DR.. HoIIoway's treatment
dspels doubt ere the disciples Of Escula-
Plus have finished the first stage. In the
West, Holoway's Pills are the only rem
edes which effcc,a speedy and radical
cure without danger Of relapse. Read
the advertisement else where.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-30
PoFRonai.

- q. M. Martin and Rafael XIques, Of Cuba,
are at Browns.
Mayor Swami and family, Of Bal,imore. are
at the New York Hotel, New York
- Capt Hutton, r. n and lady; A. schell.
N. Y; B. f. Butler, Mass J. h. Blake, Pa are
At the National.
..'-C Col. VIM Selden, Marshal of the District OF
SoInmbid, returned to the city yesterday morning
hom afortnighs' excursion
80. Ferdinand MaIimilian, Archduke of Ans
Try at an early day ' 'ou"
MI, Dion Bourcicault and Miss Agnes Rob-
ertson have been engaged by Mr. Webster. of the
Adelphi Theatre, London. VI '"'
MI J. T JoPling, late editor Of the F3am,l.
ton &c. w } Spectator, committed suicide nv
drowning himself in the bay at that place "
.-.- Madame lie Vert of Mobile auth,,...
Souyen,rs OF Travel, !" 10 stopping at the Finn.
avenue Hotel, New York 'N
Mr Frederick Robinson, Of Marbl.h.,a
-, formerly nigh sheriff of Essex county. Ia,
become convert 10 spiritualissp and il 40 Sas
uao on tne subject that be has taken To Iecturin,
BARON dc Stosekl, Russian Minister N ths
Lhlsd SStesi blondel Won Curlebroeck. Mfni,ts,
iicLs TO-, W ~ ns United states; A. Tamber.
endon Hotel, N. Y. pP'Hs d 'he Cisr-
-. The Hon. l.. McCullev. a o,,an,
College and FOE year two an as.istsns .d; sae
lected speaker OF the Hawaiian Honse =, oeen Sc
sentanves. oi Repre-
80. Capt Ellsworth, Of the Chicago Z,,...
Issigp p,o, MS command on "Wednesday evening
drill at The Wigwam. He has chosen tbs ~alon
sion OF law and be viii at once enter the o,sce =,
Aofsham Lincoln, In Springfield, 70 prenare ~, y.
the pursuit Of his chosen profession '''
49, IL 10 rumored that the Hon. Daniel 9. Dct.
i n, ana bis soa.in.law, 3: 6. Courtney, late
District Attorney Of Albany, win open Law ofice
In New York city In November next II IN also
Inmofed that Judge Allen, at present Of the su.
P,eme Court, ss well 40 Douglas candidate for
Lieut.. Governor. will be member OF the Arm
.."Mr Wesley, the business man.per M Am.
New York Times, has withdrawn Dom that estsb.
lishmenf, having sold out his int<resf f36 lOOts,
To some Of the other partners. Mr. w was enysged
Affairs with eminent ability Ipdeed sts s,c.. -
Il PROBABLY dine 70 his sxsriions quite = much e
to any Other cause -ss ~ =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-30

MAN MrapsRKp ron BURNING A BArcH OF
BRKAp.-One Of the most brutal murders we have
lately noticsd was committed In Chicago on the
night Of the Sd instant, A German baker named
Adam Hageman, Who N subject at times to de-
moniac nh Of passion, found that his assistant
Henry Castor, had carelessly burned a batch Of
bread. The Press and Tribune saws: 81
Z In at Of rage at This occurrence, he knocked
the man Castor down with his fist. The fallen
man cot up and ran cut Of the shop. Hagetnan
seized 4 stat used In pie rack, being piece Of
wood about the size of fence picket which
from constant use in the oven, had been baked
until Il was almost ~ hard as iron. and followed
him. When he overlook him he struck him and
beat him with great violence, and finally thrust
him through the fence, where the poor fellow lay
in the ditch, until taken up by the neighbors,
when life was extinct
The murderer, In the meanwhile. his rage satsd
had returned to the house and coolly resumed his
avocations. When informed that the man was
dead, he manifested no feeling, but replisd srhen
/ suppose I've come to point; all you've got to
do 10 tn put the rope around my neck !" He then
requested the officers to wait until he could nish
batch Of bread he was then preparing for the
oven, remarking, "the dead can take care cf
themselves; we must attend to the living, and
they must have bfeedn
Hageman has been lodged in Jail. Extraordi.
nary Stories are told Of his violent temper and
| great personal strength. For a long time he hai
been the terror Of the police, with whom he ha.
had several encounters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-30

The GREAT AMERICAN PUBLICATION - We
thank the publishers for sending to the Star office
through the hands of their Washington agent, Mr.
Shillington, bookseller, Volume 10 (from JKR to
Mac Of the " New American Cyclopedia ~ a
Popular Dictionary Of General knowledge
Edited by George Ripley and Charles A Dana
New York: Published by ID. Appleton & Co, 4ia
and AS Broadway. We note the progress Of the
publication Of this great work with unaffected
solietude, because sincerely believing II to be the
great educational eook Of the times for our eoun-
uymen. glance at this last-p blished volume
Of the series has satisfied that II fully bears out
the high character Of its predecessors teeminp al
its every page does with substantial, valuable in
formation, so plainly told as to be within tn.
reach Of the comprehension Of all classes of read.
ers, Including those whose opportunities are not
such as to afford time for systematic or profound
study Whether treating Incidentally Of biogra-
ply history the arts, literature, science in any
of its branches, II is everywhere replete with In
ferest to the man who would be contemplative-
and who would not? The further the ppletons
progress with the labor Of getting ont this work
the clearer is Il that their policy Of EMPLOYING in
Its preparation all the really-valuable writing
talentto be had in the land as to assign to each
writer subject or subjects best fitted to the pecu
liar walk Of his talents and attainments, IL capi-
tai policy. Thus, and thus only, could they
produce Cyclopedia Of SO great value to the
world at large.
We also return thanks to the publishers for
sending US, through the hands Of Messrs Blanch-
ara Mohun, OF this city. copy of SCUBA for
ihvaiids," by X w. Gibbes, MD. New York:
Published by w. A. Townsend & Co., No. 46
Walker street. 1850. A little volume possessing
much interest, though upon what may be termed
hacknied theme; insomuch as each succeeding
season brings forth from the American press It NAV
be a dozen books TO the same end To that of de.
scribing In en- entertaining, II desultory manner,
what the American invalid or traveller sees and
does when touring in Cuba, and when and how
he should go there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-30

FROM SYRIA correspondent of the Boston
Traveller, writing from Beirut, July Is, says:
I" Mustapha Pasha, Admiral Of the Turkish
naval forces In the Mediterranean, has been ap-
fdence 10 being gradually restored, SO far as the
safety Of Beirut itself 10 concerned Admiral
Mustapha Pasha was for several years in the Brit
ish navy, and is regarded as European in bis
feelings and tactics. He speaks English very well
and In regarded civilized man. There are
now eigh teen vessels ofwar in the harbor, all OF
them 90 situated that their guns bear directly upon
the town. Everybody is now on the qui rire fol
an occupation of the country by French troops, az
news has been received that several thousand b.
left France for this place. 1t IL greatly to be
feared that such an occupation will cause bloody
scenes in the interior cities, but IL wse must
come, let 1t comet An occupation Of Syria would
be the signal Of the removal Of the Sick Man
from the stage Of action. Damascus Is sill in
most deplorable condition. Nothing like peace
order, tranquility, or safety have yet been re.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-30

NAvAL.-The frigate Congress, Captain L.. M
Goldsborough, was at Mald0nadO on the 9th OF
July. Officers and crew all we'll.
The brig Dolphin, Commander Charles Steed
m IN, was at Buenos Ayr S on the 9th Of July All
well.
The brig cambridge, Lieut. Commanding
Maxwell Woodruff sailed from Montevideo for
Rio Janeir0 on the both of June. Officers and
crew all well.
The steamer Pulaski, Lieut.. Commanding w m
III. Macomb, was expected to arrive at Buenos
Ayres on the 9TH Of July from the Parana. with
flag officer Joshua r. Sands and suite on board
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-30

NEW MUsIC.-from John +. Ellis, 306 Penn
sylvania avenue, we have " Breckenridge Schot
fish," L" Union Bell Polka" dedicated to Hon
John Bell; Douglas Schottisch, +" and 60 Lincoln
Grand March" The above four are all embel.
lished with fine lithographic hkenesses Of the
different Presidential candidates. Also, the "Ep-
silon Grand March," by Horatio King; Dixie's
Land )" the great comic song of the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-30

1.-THE New York Herald says:-ssIt may
appear startling assertion, but tits nevertheless
true one, that there is probably not residence
in New York belonging to wealthy man, which
has not been at some time, or is not now, under
the surveillance Of a scientific and desperate
burglar, who 10 patiently waiting a favorable
opportunity for carrying out his long matured de-
signs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-30

II There are few persons who have the slig ht-
est idea Of the extent Of the fruit trade between
the Rappahannock Valley and Baltimore. The
steamers that run from Fredericksburg, says the
Herald, are the favorite modes Of conveyance,
and 1t has occurred that they were unable to
carry elf wheat in consequence Of the apple crop.
A trip or two ago the steamer VIM. Selden took
to Baltimore eight hundred barrels Of apples, be-
sides other fruit One dealer in Fredericksburg
sold to two Baltimore hue sters over one hundred
barrels Of apples, the other day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-30

UAswe 90 to press says the Kent Md News
Of Saturday, We learn from private source, that
the negro man John III Cannon, who killed and
outraged the person Of Miss Sarah Griffith, near
Dover, few weeks since, was forcibly taken
from the jail at that place. and iynched by out
ragged community till LII. waa extinct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-30

APPOINTMENTS By CAPTAIN BENHAM ON THE
WASHINGTON WATER WoRks.-The following
appointments on the Washington Aqueduct have
been made by Capt. H. w. Benham, U. 8. Engi-
neers, Chief Engineer, viz:
Edmund II. d. Myers, William r. Hutton,
Division Engineers; Edward Frost, Assistant;
William ii. Bolts, William T. Howell, Sub-As-
sistants; III. N. Harrison, Corresponding Clerk;
William HI. Shirley, Accounting Clerk; William
J. Mccormick, Clerk; Robert E. Whitlocke, In.
spector Falls Division; Solomon Mccullough In
sPector Georgetown Division; Charles T. Curtis,
Inspector Of Bridge Masonry; Robert 8. King,
Inspector Of PiPe-laying; Thomas A. Mitchell,
Richard Howarth, Assistant Inspectors Of Pipe
laying; Albert w. Martin, Chairman; John Kcl-
ly, HOstler; John Gray, Messenger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-30

AN IMPORTANT MAIL CoNTRAcr CLosEp-We
hear that Yesterday the Postmaster General closed
contract with Mr. f. 3. Alvord, the superinten-
dent and general agent Of the well-known Butter
field overland-mail contract company, for the
transportation hereafter Of the Denver City mail
t. and from Kansas City, which service had been
discontinued through the failure Of the late con-
tractors to meet their engagements to the govern
ment, IL will be remembered. The Denver City
settlements already contain a population Of about
40 200 souls, who, for some time past had been
without any government mail facilities whatever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-30

u Several negroes were arrested at Memphis,
Tenn, on the I'D, charged with having In their
Possession a large quantity Of poison, which they
confessed was given them by white men, for the
purpose Of destroying the lives of the white peo-
pie In the neig hborhood
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-30

u The Police Commissioners Of New York
have authorized their superintendent to open a
corrspondsnce with the police authorities Of oht
cities and districts for the interchange Of detec-
tive officers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-30

MAINE.-On the 18th proximo, the Maine State
and Congressional election comes off We have
private information from there that satisfies us
that the Republican party gubernatorial candi-
date will be run much harder than his friends
anticipate; and further, that the Democrats will
gain one, If not two, or possibly, three, members
Of the House. So much for the thorough union
between the three elements Of the opposition in
that State to the Republican party, which has
been quietly communicative 20 evident policy
Of wisdom and patriotism, whatever the rabd
partizan politicians may say to the contrary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-30

ARRIVAL OF rHK PREsIDKNr-The President of
the United States, in company with Judge Black,
reached this city last evening at O'Clock, I'm good
health when he Immediately repaired to his sum.
mer resort at Soldiers' Home. This morning at
O'Clock he was at the White House, industriously
engaged In disPatching the business which had
accumulated during bis brief absence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-30

FOREIGN PosTAGz.-The scale Of progression
for rating letters forwarded by the Bremen and
Hamburg mails, have recently been modified so
as to charge single rates Of postage each letter
or packet not exceeding half ounce charging
an additional rate for each additional half or
fractional part Of a half ounce. This new scale
Is the same az that adopted In the United States
for domestic letters, and goes into operation i'm
mediately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-30

UThe state Council of the American party
in New York have had a session, endorsed tn,
fusion ticket, and turned their President out TO
being in favor Of Lincoln.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-30

STATUES TO GREAT INvKNToRs.-Ths Commits.
sioner Of Patents has given his hearty concurrence
in proposition for the erection Of statues to the
memory OF great American inventors; the expen,e
to be betrayed by private subscri ption. Niches
wiz probably be prepared In the Patent Once
building. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-30

The FRiGATE RIcnMoND.-The U. .. steam
frigate Richmond, which il being fitted out at
Norfolk for sea- is to be ready to sail BY the LIST Of
October. She is to be the flag ship of the M edi-
ferranean squadron, and in all probability will be
under the command Of Capt. Blake, Superintend-
ent Of the Naval Academy at Annapolis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-30
spirit Of the Msrnips Press

The Constitution argues at length that IL would
be unsafe to place the Federal Government In the
hands Of the republicans and that this is the ten
dencY and design of Douglasism.
The InteHigene.r, over the signature OF william
w. sea,on, It's surviving editor, announces the
association Of Mr. James c. yelling In the edi-
torial conduct of that paper
The same paper deseahts at length upon the
Missouri Com promise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-30

II There is to be grand aremen's parade In
New York on the occasion Of the Prince Of Wales
visit to that city. Mayor Wood has offered to pay
the expenses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-30

III The St. Louis Republican says II has good
reason to doubt the report of the death Of Mr..
CAN'T, M c. elect from Aarkansas, in duel with
DR. Mitchell, the opposing candidate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-30

liza young lady of Richmond, Va, while
PLAYING on the piano, struck one of the keys with
such violence, as to break her right forefnger
near the 6rst joint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-30

TIE Minor LEDGE LIGHr-Houss, at the en-
trance OF Boston harbor, will be Illuminated 70
the first time on the 18th Of November next an<
not September LIST, N has been enormously re
ported.