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oTIcE TO- SOUTHERN TRAv-
IN ELERs
TUE OLD AND DIRECT LINE ENTIRELY COM
...' s+. PLKTKD. .''.1t . '.".
STAGING ENTIRELY DISCONTINUED.
80 MILES SHORTER AND HOURS QUICKER THAN
1850 BY ANY OTHER ROUTE


80 MILES SHORTER AND HOURS QUICKER THAN
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
....' TWICE DAILY.
On and after MONDAY, September %, the old .nd
sTSd line fTS% WAShiE9ToN via dREpsRlGKs.
Sunday nights exeepted,) as follows;
The fast and connections steamer REYPoRr, Captain
l. Culinary will leave the wharf loot o. sixth street.
Washington, twice daily, Sunday mornings exeepted
80 sDS a. sHS M r5'SSs a Aq5s G5sss By 70
FrederiekAbuTg, and Potomac Railroad, now entirely
con PlsSed' to Richmond, arriving thsre al 400 m,
mond, aud making connections with the Riehmond and
Psisrsburs Railroad for Petersburg and points south Of
The steamer leaving Washington at 700 p. M arrives
IN Richmond at 400 a. IN. afOrding ample time for
Vile trains for Danyiis Va, GTesnsboro salisbury,
Charlotte, Raleigh, oOdsbOroush, and wiimington, n
"a % as suSps9s ioSvo wAsHrSaroE al. D. m. only,
aud arrive IN Richmond At 90 a. m. ITO -
York PhilHdelgha, Baltimore and Wash ngton, and
eompanisd by through baggage masters.
rh'9Ssh tickets from y HO5t.0 Rioh%Ond."...ss 90
Baltimore 100
9 SS ,ia$ssfss % yrsss e.. ..... s &c
+" Washington 10 As
sRcoED GLASS THRoudH TIOEErs
From Washington to SsSnSSd %
Can be procured In New York at No, 40 Broad say,
aud q. GourtlI5d street ferry In PhilAisPGi At the
more at The camden Stallion Of The Baltimore and Ohio
once At The eornSr Of Psnnsyivsnis sysHuS and sixth
street, and on board the Potomac steamboats,.
'n fSIi.d ;ips a s'T 5Ttt AZ s
q NlgHT4 and Baltimore At $50 40, and 9 p m
connections for Richmond ana The South. -
omnibusos and baggage wASOns will be in readiness
convey passengers and baggage between dSpO's in
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
In RAILROAD-ls60

IN RAILROAD-lsG0. ....
Passenger Station In New York corner Twenty Eleventh.
street aud Fourth avenue.
Bntranee on Twenty seventh street.
TRAINS LEAVE HBw YORK:
T TOI sST Haven, 70, 500 ~; 5ls0Gm. l2IS
s6S sP 100 SO g. ilso a. n. i2lS Exl,
ST. afford, 90, IL 80 a. m. g. 46 80 p M For Fair
neld, Southport and westport 700 II m 345, 80
IN For Norwalk, 90, g. 90 Eek y $50, IL 80 a. m !;
l2l5 (Bx 500 gx) s4s, SO, 80, 500 tRE p. NJ For
Darien, 100, $50, 1880 a. m, S45, $50, 80 p, IN.
For Greenwich, 100, $50, IL 50 a. m. sl5, 50. 80
ok PIE, For PoTtcleser and intermediate Stations,
100, 80, llsoG nj S45, $50, $50, $50, 700 p, m.
.a. CONNECTING TRAINS .f.
FOR Boston via Springfield 90 m. DE 100 (3x),
S0Op N. For Boston via nhore Linz, l2l6 (Rx J. 500
l2i5, sOs lEE.l, 500 ?. N For ceaHsstieut River
Railroad, $50 a. IN. (Ex IA Is p N, 70 Montreal 500
T. m. 10 northampton. For Hartford, Providence aud
Pishkll Railroad, 8, 90 (Rx u MT l2l5 p. IN, For
New Haven, New London and 6tonington Railroad at
90 a, m l2l5, 500, 500 p. For Canal Railroad
~ 10 m, to Northampton. For Housatouie Railroad,
500 m. FOR Naugatuok Railroad, 500 f. m 500 D.
m For DAnbuTy and NorWAk Railroad, 700 80 A. m,
Commodious sleeping cars attached to p m. train.
AP2 JAMBs II. HoYT, Superintendent
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ERIE RAILwAY.-TRAINs LEAVE

ENhIE hAILW AH IEAV II
IL depot foot Of Chambers street. via PAVOnG ferry
Buffalo, salamanea, and West Connects At Bu Gao with
Lake shore and Grand Trunk Railways, and at salR-
$50 H., MIX and Way Train, DAL y, to UusVllle.
1000 An, Express Mail for Buffalo, Salamanca aud
DunkTh connecting with Lake Shore and Atlantic and
to0FN n, way Train for Port Jsryis and Nsvbsrgh
bo9f =, Night kxpIess, for cAnAndaiguA, Rochester
eooiH. LightnipE Express, Daily, Tor capAndaisua,
Rochester, Buffalo, Salamanca. D1bkrk, aud West
Wastsrn Railway
sgo 2; fRigssi TI.,n, Daily for Bussl0 sAlA-
.n HUGH RIDDLE. gsa'l sap't, Nov York,
WL BArS, oshl rasG AZ 's New York, Att
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81 RAILRo ADS.
DHILApELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD

TIM TABLE. iaa
sCommsselng MONDAY April ieih, 1850
Trains for Baltimore and wsshineton leave Phiia-
as a m, Bxpress, Mondays excepted 1i.45 a m,
Express; 500 p m. Express and 100 p m, Express
Way Mall Train for Baltimore At sioa m.
TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore, INA m, Way Mail o. % q m, Rx-
pressi 10 p. m, kxPrsssi $50 p. m, kxpTsssi SO
rtaa 'as4 SUNDAY TRAiNA
Leave PLuadalpLia for Baltimore and Washington
h4,15 a. m. aud II. 90 m
Leave Baltimore for fhilsdeiphia al s.2b p. m.
Leave Baltimore for New York Of SIS p. m.
milo n. Y. KINNEY, guperintepdsntl
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NHRoUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH
II IE0ToE, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.


TNHR0UGH LINE BETWEEN WASH
Il INoToE, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.
.s.. ..I.-. wAsHIHeros, March "a, 1855.
Trains between Washington and New York are now
run a. follows, Wis., ~ d. .a"l. w.H# #t.F
FOR NEW YORK, without change Of cars,
Leave daily tsxespt Sunday at $50 m, and 10
p. N. u ~ ---- ~ m I'd. 800 #HE .'....
FOR NRw YORK, changing ears at PhIladsIphia,
Leave daily texoePt sunday at n.lbH. m, and 40
p. m. - 49,
:, > ... FOR PHILADELPHIA, HF..
Leave daily Except sunday At T.So and n.io m,
and $50 and Gu m. --..r ra.f
.. -r-0r n. ON SUNDAY ......
Leave for New York and PhilAdsphia at go p. m.
only. ...... E. III L.'. .s.
sleeping cars for New York on 8 20 D. m train daily
Through tickets to AdelphiA New York or Boston,
be had at the Station Office at all hours In the day
well - at the oface In the American Telegraph
building, Pennsylyana avenue, between Four
half and sixth Streets
See Baltimore and Ohio railroad advertisement for
schedule between Washington, Baltimore, Anuapolis
and the West. "..' w. p SMITH,
Master OF Tran poTtation.
l.. NJ COLI,
General Ticket Agent
..... ........ ...." GEO. Q. kOONTz,
oc Agent. Washington.
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pas through each train before reaching the depot take
up checks and deliver baggage to any part Of the city
once No. 4oPsnn street. open day and night where all
will receive prompt attention.
Baltimore express viii arrive with Philadelphia ez
press Al q 30 p. m. on Mondays I. I..-...' ~ T
SoTIcg.-ib ease Of Ios,, tho Company vii hold
themselves responsible for personal only
for an amount not sxeesding sioo L...,r,'I,
Atihs Pennsylvania Central Railroad PAsssnger sta
ton. on Lihertv aud Wsshisgtn. .ir..is
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z CITUATI0N WANTED.-A RESPECT
- abs eoloTed giTi desires situation ssamstress
Aggly. 4, e, g ''s''l between HaiA IAa T's'A7
q. Sf'Yrt's,sl 81 "a taslyrtRfD aleu-
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IDREAsURY DEPARTMENT,

IL oTPIoH or CoAPTAoLLEh 90 IHB CuRHBEoTl
b. WASHINGTON, May rs, 1895.
GoroH 10 hereby given to the holders o. the sEeula-
ting notes Of Ths Merchants National B4nk OF wash;
ihGt0n, G., that such notes will be paid In lawful
money Of the United States upon presentation Of the
AAmo at the Treasury Of the United states
,.ar - u CLARKE,
myi6-lm Comptroller Of the Currency. .
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~ BEw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES.
Leave foot Of Barclay street at .. m. and .. m.
Prom foot Of Cortland streetAt7 g. and 10 q ~, 10
N. and op. NJ, and IL night
The ?. m. line runs daily; tall others, Sundays
excepted. ..... - ~
a.5 W. II. GATZMER, Agent,
... Philadelphia and New York Linss.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec, Is. 1858 desl
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EIFTH WARD-FIRST PRECINCT.
I Notice L. hereby given that In conformity to the
provisions Of the charter OF the city Of an
election will be held in the Pirs Precinct Of the Pifth
Ward at the Old Capitol corner Of street north aud
First street east MONDAY the 4th day Of June pext
for Mayor, to serve two years one member Of the
Board Of Aldermen to serve two years. three members
Of the Board Of Common Council 10 year to
represent said Ward and Assessor, to serve two
years Polls open at clock q. m, and close at
o'clock p. m. ]. MILLS
s. c. WALES
THOMAS THORNLEY,,
my23 Commissioner Of Election
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wsshs,rnsk ~, tas ~ y, tssEsnd 81
VIE, ssns.l = co.sss.sss e street,
ward, Hepiitop, New York, go Tvslhh street
o Mssteefth, yohn, niinois, Wiisrds' N
Williams Ihe.. Psnn.yivsnis, Aysuu. Hou.s.
Wilson, J, ", lows, ms u a., bet lTth and lsth. .
Wilson, Stephen ", p, United States Hotel
Wtnton, WIN, Minnesota. taa Twelfth street
winhsld, O. n, New York, zoe Ninth street
'|L G..ss.s oAHptDkTns Fon tpnissfor.
BARKER, Jaoob, bsuisiana, wihiard'G 't..
Cearad, Robert T. virginia. Bbbiu House.
Campbell, WIN. r., Tennessea, Metropolitan.
Cooper, Edmand, Tennessee, Metropolitan.
Havhias, 4 r., rennsssee, Metropolitan.
% hAynard, Horace, Tennsssee, $50 10th street
Underwood, John O., Va. Do .t.t
wieklifs, Robert Q. Loui.iana, wiilard's.
wafnosA, Hyo., La, Ger. pslsSa,eb wiliard's
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THE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR
RnSTON

THE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR
BOSTON.
AVOIDING POINT JUDITH.
sToNISG ON LINE " Steamers being the safest and
quickest between Boston and New York. The stAuneh
and splendid steamer -s- "a I... .'
PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt. b. Braytop,
On TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
COMMODORE, Capt Z. Y. Curtis,
On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS,
Al o'clock, p m, from Pier No. is North River.
These boats unsurpassed for comfort strength and
safety. State secured at the Office, Pier No. 49,
on board the boad, No. 10 Washington street. Boston,
and at the Providence depot. Return trains leave
Boston at bHp. m. .
ap2 NJ sIMoNs, Agent
TN0R BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND
IL FALL RIVER, by the splendid aud superior stsam.
NEWPORT, METROPOLIS, OLD COLONY, and
EMPIRE STATE, Of great strength aud speed, bult
pressly for the navigation Of Long Island Sound,
ming In connection with the Old Colony and Newport
railroad. ..' Dr. Nr..s 100. D.. 10. =
Leave Pier Is, n. R., foot Of Murray street, daily,
The steamer OLD COLONY, Capt W, Brown, leaves
New York on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, atop.
m, landing at Newport r.....L ~. e.
The EMPIRE STATE. Capt B. Simmons, leaves Tues.
day, Thursday and Saturday, at landing at New
port. e.. ~ -. 800 .... -....H
baggage. master Is attached to each steamer, and
accompanies the baggage to its destination ....
steamer runs In connection with this line daily
Sundays sxesptsd) from Newport and Fall River 70
Providence. e.. .r..... 90,
For freight or passage apply on board or at the once,
Pier rs, N. r. to state rooms in Advance.to
aP2 LlrTLEFlELD, Agent, ~ Broadway
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THIRD WARD-SECOND PRECINCT.
Notice Is hereby given that; In conformity to the
provisions Of the charter OF the city OF Washington
election will be held In the Second Precinct Of the Third
Ward, At the Model House, corner Of Ninth and
streets, on MONDAY, the 9TH day Of June next for
Mayor OF the city TO two years, and for
Der Of the Board Of Adermen years three
members Of the Board Of Common Council serve one
year, and one Assessor for said ward Pols open at
o'clock a. m, and close att p m.
y, JAMES MANKIN,
THOMAS DJN0HO,
THOMAS RICH,
my2l.smw Commissioners OF Election.
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CECOND WARD - SECOND PRE-
- CINCT -Noties IL hereby given, that In conform
ny 10 the provioss Of the charter Of the city Of wash
ibgtou, election viii be held 10 the Second Prseiuet
sseoud ward, a. the vmee Of Z. u. Bates, Esq, on
street. between EisvsBih and Twelfth Streets on MON
DAT, the 9Th day Of June next for q Mayor, to serve
two years one member Of the Board o. Aldermen, to
two years; and three members OF the Board OF
Common Council, 10 serve year, 10 represent said
ward. Polls win be open al o'clock m. and close
at o'clock m. J W. carp,
THOs @. WILSON,
W. A MARKS
mys Commissioner OF Election.
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r 9. KER,
q. PosF 0PfIoE NEWS STAND,
Has on hand At ali times all the ,
MAGAZINES, CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, STATIONERY
/, on g..ryI, 8rALL KINDS. I....I.ID. .
Ale Al As SoHTHARS Papers rss'Iy'd Al The
WARRINGTON PiPRRs
for sale a. soon - iHspsa Il usLgs
81 THE DAILY AND WEEKLY REPUBLICAN are
or sal. .sls 'PARKkR's' aAd subscriptions received
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PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES.
Leave Walnut street wharf at Q and q. N. ia m,
and D.. m. gs. ODD #..r..... sH# mons. -
Leave Rensington Depot at H. Is m. 50, T. so and
Q. IS p. m. and L. 60 a. m. '(night) W.
The 6. 20 p m. line rms daily; (Aii others, Sun
days sxospted.)
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-09
"wednesday In Winch sier.

Tho G,k Of June, set apart by the ladies 81
Winchester IN cuumeuiUrati..i ol The Ia. Vi
the chiralIous Ashby, and for a floral decora
ton Of the graves of the Confederate Dead,
was day Of peculiar interest The people
poured Into The Town from every dire Ciiou, aud
laden it'll their tributes OF beautiful flowers.
The procession formed in font Of the Frisco
pal Church after Prayer by the Rev. NorvaI
Wilson II was headed by Brass Baud, and
surviving mt Der. OF the Stonewa!i Brigade,
ard proceeded directly 10 the Old Episcopal
Grave Yard, and from thence through the town
10 the Stonewall Cemetery. After some pre-
Itminaries, The noble women moved like minis
tel ing angeis Of love and tenderness among the
rows of newly mounded graves, and scattered
fragrant flowers over those who had "crossed
over the FLYER 10 rest 10 the shade Of the ever
lasting trees"
Short hut eloquent and Touching addresses
" ere made BY Maj UrIei Wright, r. w Hun
ter, Henry kyd Douglas and Col, F. w. NJ
Holiday. After the Doxology by the Band,
and Prayer and Benediction by Rev. Theodore
Carson, the assemblage dispersed
We have heard the number Of persons pres
ent estimated al from five to seven thousand.
We think abouttwo thousand ladies and thou
sand men joined in the procession, whilst pro-
badly half as many more wendell their way
more directly TO the Cemeteries. Business
" as suspended, and we saw nothing 10 mar the
sole mnities Of tie OCCASION Free Press.
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TIC Eenian War.

Since Or last issue the FIRST. and so far
The only battle Of this Fenian war, was
fought a, Ridgeway, in Canada. The
Fenians csp,ured Fort Erie and lost some
twenty in killed and wounded while their
adversary lost some thirty in killed and
wounded. Finally Queen Vic's troops
were reinforced and Fenianism was scat.
,ered and The war closed.
The Presiden, has Issued a formal proc.
lama'ion TO suppress disturbances on The
Canada frontier. and warning the people
against aiding and abel,ing the enemies OF
The United Kingdom Of Grea, Britain and
ireland by levying war upon the British
colonies OF North America from the ter
,i'ory Of the United States, contrary TO
the laws Of Congress and Of nations. TO
enforce HE proclamation the Executive
has empowered Major Gen. Meade. com.
msnder Of the Military Division Of the
\ lan'ir. TO en-, 10y the land and naval
forces of The United States srd The mill
ii, thereof in preserving peace and pre-
venting or suppressing hoslllIlies against
the people OF county with whom we
pr, serve amicable and friendly relations.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-09
Circuit Court,

The June Term of Jefferson Circuit
Court, Judge Hall, presiding. will con.
vene in this place. on Monday next. llIh
instant. The docket contains number
Of cases TO be disposed of. The follow
ing is list Of Petit Jurors. handed US
by Deputy Sheriff l. Thomas Chapline {:
Thomas J. Young. Samuel Emory.
Charles N. Brown. George Crowl,
Patrick Magraw. Henry Keller.
John K. Johnson. George S. Coils.
VIM. 3. Chambers, John r. McKevi,,.
Henry F. Needy, Samuel Rdenour,
s. II. Williams, James McCloy,
James Lloyd. Jas. N. Anderson,
George Glassford. M. Rosenberg,
Joseph Gran'hsm, Wm. G. Butler.
John Stevens, James Nj. Wiley,
Charles H. Trainer, ], W. Greenwood,
Samuel On, ST. Balch.
+. H. Percival, William Haslip.
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CIRCUIT Court.

The Circuit CourI is IL sef'ioh' 1""s'
Hall presiding. The last week was 81
taken % with political mee''ngs and f'rc
,ions tina, but hrle was Accomplished Ia
the criminal business lrIe vas dene-
the Chnes indicted lnr house breaking
and bacon stealing. saved their bacon be-
cause Their neighbours from lu'csro'a
came in and swure them Out. We hope
the Tuscsroarets who were so snx'ons I"
clear ,hrm will furnish additional !acKs 10
their smoke houses, for they .fe all oscH
in their neighborhood again.
The Bill OF Indictments against l. J.
Hugsn found ., former term was 'gn"'
ed by lie grand jury. Indictments were
found agsiDs, Z. w. Andrews and Nm'
Mong for threatening and inI'm'da'Ins
one OF the Board OF Reei'iratlon. ale" an
indic.rru, was found against k"o't'
Somprrvrlle for an assault Oh NIIli'"
WHEN, a member Of said Board. In
dicrmenl, for selling liquors were I"unn'
ono against J. s. Bowers and nine sg1'ns'
B. B. IIulas. Their Is vas: amount OF
business on lhr evil docket. but n''ls a.
ys. ready for trial Be kelly onion.
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The CASE OF JEFFERSON DAVIS A
the request of tEe government the trial OF
Mr.. Davis, a, Richmond. has been post.
poned until the frs. Tuesday in October,
a, which time Chief Justice Chase will
be prepared TO preside and the Attorney
General ready 10 prosecute, according TO
the programme minated by Judge Tn.
derwood.
The alleged reason for this delay. i.
the present illness of District Attorney
Chandler; the anticipated length Of Ire
trial during the no, summer months, aud
the fac, that, although indicted for treas.
on by this court. Mr.. Davis is no. ye, in
its custody. but government State Pris'
oner a, Fortress Monroe. where Judge
Under God and the assistant dislric! al
,orney think he will enjoy more comior
ard better health Than Richmond during
the heated ierm.i crowded courtroom
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-09

To- EsrERrRlzE.-Ths Rockingham
Register states that in Stanton two large
iron manufactures have been established.
Mi. are going up in every direction in
Augusta county. A, Noun. Crawford a
large wooden factory 10 in process Of con-
sruc,ion; also an earibenwsre establish
msn,. In Ha,risonbuIg. Messrs. Brad
ley & Co. have in successful operation
,heir foundry. and will shortly commence
erecting much larger one. on ground re-
Gently purchased for that purpose, near
,he old buildings. A, Port Republic and
McGshey.vale the spiri, Of enterprise is
fully awakened. factories, foundries snd
mills cling pu, into operation Is rapidly
sssss wo,kmcn esn eonpleis 'htiI con-
kse.ss
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Ordered that John n. Shell be paid
S23,25 for services rendered attending 10
cour, house.
Ordered that John Wysong be notified
not to obs,ruct the road in any way, be-
tween his and Adam Showman's land,and
ii is further ordered tina; John Wysong be
notified 10 appear before the Board OF Su-
pervisors a, their mex, meeting on We'd
nesdsy, June 90, 1866.
BE i. ordained by the Board Of Super.
visors of jefferson County. that one dol
lar be paid by The Treasurer for each OLD
lox and fifty cents for each young one Ri
led within The limits Of lhis county, Tor
year, from June S. 1866. The certificate
of justice will be required showing that
the scalps have been destroyed and that
the parties have made oath TO the killing
of the foxes within The time allowed by
This ordinance.
Ordered ,ha, J. w. Ryan be paid 81
for cIerking election in ChaPline Town
ship.
Ordered that Charles H. Trsynor be
paid 81 for clerking election in Shepherd
Township. -,
Ordered that J. Henry Cookus be paid
s2,75 for services as Inspector Of Elec-
ton in Shepherd Township.
Ordered tina, Tbos. NJ Shaull be paid
81 for road bill.
Ordered that John F. Smith be paid
SO, so for room rem, and clerking election
In AveIill Township
Ordered tina, P. w. Stephenson be
paid SlU0 for six months services as
Township clerk of HarPer's Ferry, and
Hs2,25 for blanks for The use Of Township.
Ordered tina, The house and LOT in
ChaIlesiown now assessed 10 Samuel
Ridenonr be transferred TO r. &. Green,
having been sold Jan. 10. 1859. and not
transferred on The Assessors books.
| Ordered thai The assessment on 'he
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Shepherdstown, West Va:


g. Qua Town IN SuMmRR.-From
the acts Of The pas, month, we could just.
ly re,rac, much Of the poetry dedicated
80 May and its beauties yet we certainly
will n, bs deprived Of those delights
even If ,hsy have been delayed. We
will &c, our just dues, and can expec, q
combination Of pleasures during the sum.
mer. "April showers" and MAY flow
ers" are now truly being mingled with
Jons's SCREEN a the earth and blue a.
the sky" All these add charms 10 the
country and our towu-,he county-seat Of
venerable old Jefferson--a wealthy and
productive county, furnishing all the daip.
ties Of Q country marke:-can vie with
many highly favored places in attractive.
ness. 1t has lis spots rendered memora,
bic in the late struggle, as well as it's sol.
diers cemeteries. lie many springs and
shady groves 10 the immediate vicinity,
6usd up for the eradication Of pleasure.
s.eker., offer inducements and insure
benefits TO those who viii indulge them
selves with few weeks recreation here
this season. Our accomm oda,ions are
good, our landscapes beautiful. Located
on the Southern bank o! The majestic Po.
semac. We offer 10 The amateurs Of row
Ing. an almost limi,less sxpanse Of wa
terry surface. To anglers, stream IN.
sufP's4ed IS az! in The country ior sue
s.s.tul tishing. This in,eres, suil grows
with the rapidly increasing numbers Of
Ba:s-1 fine species Of FISH lal.ly intro.
ducsd luo oar river, many of which are
Dow being skillfuly "hoOked." To the
l"v'rs Ct e-sD2 aerv, HE evccuGssing
cliffs aud surrounding bluffs arc really q
seWea,-where, il any where ON a sul'ry
sunme' day the cool zephy.s arg waf,rt,
is sm "bich 10 view the IDuunlain scene
=, IN lie distance with iis wrealhs OF
saoke. End to watch the ing coads
like mouuts'ns of snow, gently rise from
the her zun. Who would ,giTmgiy ab.
s'4ia from such enjoymenls Tske then
s~aeatn. Res, from the uono'ony OF
business, The bus'le Of The city. Come
10 The country aud experience these lux
uries fsr yourself. C%~s ose. come ma
ny, aad hsppy welcome awaits you.