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question once and forever. Tic speaker alluded
to tho conlett between the President and Com
gEese, and gave 4 humorous account OF The Phila-
upon the vote1a to come to the polls on the 9Th
OF November and roll up biS majority.
made b. ief address. thanking them for the eon.
ndcnee they hAd shown b. nominating hin to nc
no.'on he I'D oseqpssa ;Mo tsass es1ors u ID
Ing 10 the lateness Of the hour.
II \. sHErAnp, Esq,
said he aal entered tie room whtle Nj. Ward vas
speaking, and he found hat ihat gentleman had
already discussed fnly naott Of the matters thu!
speech. He wonid ~ that 20 taI = he bad eiset,
yss 1t IT, %. b tho
Shepard Defined bis position. = follows: lie said
III .Sof SFn ta.s ;ua s4Si Hi, Joaa sh. I'D M
Gladstone had accomplished for the English nc
chanic and operative what 10 leslslssare IL Amer
| lea had yet done for the American mechanic In
EpgIand, b. parliamentary enactment, forts-n.nt
| hours constitute weeks work. Nine hours foE
| Monday, and eight houEs for the remaining az
| working dare Of the weef-and that To-day
movement has been bsgun iuF the REMOVAL OF the
/ ninth honr on Monday:
by the (sie County Republican Convention IN
| e;ructinE the nominees, for tho South Side dls
t.icf TO fbeit eLaeASorE TO secure tho pa*aAEe
| oi law declaring eight ho1rs legal day work
| with appreciation; and eaid he desired TO bt
| rlaccd upon the record ~ In favor Of tnca law
That eight hour hard " osG WIS 21l that any uaE
oucht 10 perform IN one day; that the extra hon'
| which, b1 such Law, would BE- secured to ths
1 working man At the beginning and end OF caet
days work, wor1d ct.c huu the tt;as
now denied to hin Of cnltlvatiug hlro<eff OF In
tt1ucunR his ehi,d.eu, aud Of enjoying some
donee'Ie repc.e, which would in resy short TIM
ehew ~ ~ ssnoc fine Nr, shepssa declared
III. BELIEF that tho working man mn.
work OFT Ills Legislative resnls iasid
Of The Republican party that th
,ha1 having frced labor IN one section IT vouis
no; now iurn ronud and debase laboe In anotae'
section Of lhe country: Mr. Shepard then pro
Cameron Cameron 10 le taS,e LeSls1aiurt, e secure ts
| passage o5thc Law they dtsirt: ont 2ssusea tnco
Inst the Republican party VA. ee1ta!n 70 aase enn
troll In he state for many JeAss, aho toAt no ~
elected hy the nd Of democratic voteA - ~
| Cameron will be II he Is elected It all Can com
msnd The attention Of the cont o!ltnS party 10 IN
| Legislature on The labor 1uJ other Qutsnoh
The speaker further said that in al those oe
| pastDe1ts Of tInde and manufacture whore an.
eettled number Of hour for labor arc mpractlc.ol
| fbe question o! nmc 4and compensation could
| fairly md equitshfy adjusted between the en-
r1o,er and the employed bat that In nj oshc
| eascs tho l1bottnE man should b protected no
Ihc ,garnY OF capital By the snsespoeluoa Of ID
! 1ceis.a.uEr-
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FAvLwA7*-At The close Of the day New Tork Cen.
r12 fell OF 70 115A bat Ecsllieo 11s4. This
weakened the n hole market for time, bat Ii was all
uTmrr Afterwards. Rock Island Il moving upwards
and sellers options arc freely tssea. Northwestern
preferred 10 strrnE and In demand.
EIos1so Fr1c+Ihs following were the clo.tng
nfirfs nj n
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| nA!e rs 1solcs IN ms White Acnee out oI tns
sight of thc people, buA he ncsef VIII, ~ ny lndE
| nent, de!y the power OF The people. lou kno
| General Butter m&ae speech In felAtion to IN,
Preaching that gcnileman. One Of tho news
papers OF Jout city published IN cdltorfa
| on the subject OF Impeachment, giEtng son.s
caees. That has becn taken up throuGhou
The county. until II Is becoming t.,set
WaahlnEton begins to Show sympto ous Of fear. nnt
| Ii Appeafs to the Newspaper Of Chicago, Do no
| prets this uue4tion Of Impeachment; don't rol
1 know soa are fnee trader. and cont yon knoH
| Andrew Iohusup Etood between the couttndfn!
p1rtIet and you, and IL with you, and that ht Aon
! can save Your position" ThAt Is begging th
4 question tsfl yon hs can be reached ii th
| White Houte, especially II pnhl,e opiE
| ion IL developed in November next l.
! travelling in The country har
| cndeavorcd to impress upon tho people. ono I'M
| all, and represent the sanc 10 you, the ah.otnt
ncceasity Of dlsehs1siug your duty IN The mont
| cf EoscuhcF. ....
| ME- Ward has enumerated some oftne Question
which may po+e,b1y asise before The Legislature
| the Slatc. There arc questions which nay arts
In Congress of equal impof lance. md t1xotsins
perhaps, larger interests, 80 faF ~ the potlca II
| ture Of the couctry 70 concerned. Nox wnas Las
we seen. and What did Ms see during thc !sst se. M
A!ou of CongTsss! Nhea MS sepSl!!on "a
overthrow, when Lee tusfchdefso. an
Daria became prisoner. ne grcse b. he.st t.
{he American peorls Ment on ~ rsr1
naa JAILED IN their atseps 70 aSonrhout N
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rhctscay evening, which was crowd
, 1866-10-28
aurtiD1l Sales.

Foreign and Dome+tSc Stap1e DIR Goods,
Weea Goods, shirss and Drawer.,
HoEIerJs Gloves. d.c-
AT AUoTIoN.
nJ Catalogue,
% WEnEESDAT+ OCTOBER S11t, and ou THCRS-
DAT, S0NkNRER 1st, It Rus+e-a' Auction Ro3luk in
ratusels Hsock+ ~ md - R1odopn-st Sale CON
uendhf 1t " pclock L N.
L Hf.ITEf7E L 1
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BUSINESS CARDS.
.ALsTBD BROS. & PUTNAM,
II -
6S PEARL STREET, NEW YORK.

SION MER CHA " rs.
FOR THE SALE OF
Cotton, Tobacco, Rosn, Tar, Pitch, Dried Fruits,
Furs, aud Skins, &C., &c. The highest market
price, with quick sales, and prompt returns.
Send TOR weekly price current and marking
plate. ian23-ela
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Sanctim0Eious Pork and Piety IN
Chicago.
The Chicago Post SAYS.

The Chicago Post says:
We are assured that the following abstract
of a conversation on Change yesterday. or the
day before, IL not all there was of it:
Prime 4iess-Ab, brother Gunnybass, did
not see you at the prayer meeting this morn
ing, 1t was most feeling, and may say a
most profitable occasion.
Gunnybags-I was detained by having to
look after that oats transaction. Had private
advces Ct decline, and sold out at half a cent
advance before the news got wind. Were there
many on the r2pentants seat?
Prime Mess-Ah you We're lucky; they say
oats are full three quarters below yesterday
Yes, there is reason to believe that several
We're touched with the spirit of grace.
Gunny bags-Pork is up. 1t is certainly
great consolation to feel that the work of
grace is beginning. You'll make a good thing
on that five hundred barrels.
Prime Mess-If sinners can only be brought
under its Influence, the harvest OF righteous
ness will be great am offered an advance of
Is, but think it safe to hold on day or two.
ybags-Brother Hatfield forewarns US
against a coming crisis The gold market is
certainly fsyerish If sinners could only be
made to see the awful danger in which they
stand
Prime biers-Do you really think pork will
90 down. Twenty five on five hundred, after
all, isn't 50 bad for a quick operation. What
touching prayer was that of brother --
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SINGULAR INoIDEST.-T New Orleans
Picayune Of the 10th says: Yesterday, when a
funeral Was organizing at the corner of Nicto-
ry and Spain streets, the body Of the deceased
was about to be carried from the second story
to the hearsc, When suddenly the stairs gave
way, and the corpse and carriers were thrown
unexpectedly On The lower floor One of the
carriers had both lis legs broken, another one
Of his arms; the coffin was burst open and the
corpse became. mutilated; and other persons
were more or less injured. Fortunately, only a
part Of the mouners were on the stairs, and
the rest remained mscathed. but Mortified
spectators of the occurrence The wounded
persons are cared for
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BUSINESS CARDS.
STABL SHE'D 1885.

= I a N Q s! TT N . 3.
CHA RLES II ST}EFF,
MANUFACTURES or
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS,
Factory "a and Sc, Camden Street, and As and
AZ, Perry Street, near Howard Street
BALTIMORE, MD,
Has always on hand the largest stock OF Pr
AMOS In the City. Ny Pianos are all Rosewood,
full Iron Frame and overstrung and warranted
for five years, and the privilege OF exchange
within II months, if not entirely satisfactory to
the purchaser. Secondhand Pianos, from $50 to
$500, always on hand; Melodeons and Parlor Or
gans from the best makers.
We have permission to refer to General RCbt
T. Lee, of Washington College, Lexington; Rev.
II. H. Phillips, Va. Female Institute; j. c. Co
veil and Prot Graham, of Va. Institute for the
Deaf, Dumb, aud Blind, Staunt0n Payne Il
Bros, Lynchburg; Messrs. White & Pole, Lex
ington, Va NJ. Harvey Efinger, Harrisonburg;
Who have used our Instruments. dec30lv
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-ITXH WiLMER J. Co.

tO.NNhsSiON HEht'U.4NT'N
For the Sale of
WESTERN AND SOUTHERN PROD, CE,
and for The Pwchoye Of Nercdandj,e. Ha-
chieery, dc.
WHITE LABOR FURNISHED FOR RAIL
ROADS, CANALS, PLANTERS, AND
Also. Agents for the Purchase and Sale Of
Il 4 1 l. h 5 Z 4 Z T.
10 ANA II, Broadway, and 80, New srps
NEW YORK.
l.. II. FIrzHU6a, of Kentucky; W. l.. WILmrR,
of Philadelphia, Pa; THOMAS c. GALE, of ortolk,
Va. GRAHAM H. HUGHES, of st. Louis, No.
kEFEKENCEs.-Rob Adams & Co., Rich
mond, Va. W. II. Turner Il Co. Norfolk, Va.
Hon. j. B. Baldwin, stanton, Va. Hon. w. A.
Graham, Hillsboro, n. c.. Hon. W. p. Miles,
Charleston, 5. c.; Hon. Ii. V. johnson, Ga.
Hon. Thos. J. Foster, CORTLAND, Ala. ; Hon, A.
G. Brown, Terry Kinds Co., Miss. r II. Skip
with, New Orleans, la. W. c. Black, New Or
leans, La. Judge R. G. Campbell, Huntsville,
Tex; Hon. II. C. Burnett, Paducah, Ky. Brady
Davies, Louisville, Ky. Mauntel, Burte x CO.,
st. Louis, Mo. Wilmer, Cannell & Co., Phila-
delphia, Pa; Lambert Cuttings, Baltimore, Md.
Hon. 2. II. Burnett, San Francisco, Cal Hon.
j. N. Baker, Lake City, Fla. Hon. G. A. Henry,
Clarksville, Tenn. Hon. Il. W. johnson, Little
Rock, Arkansas Ben. Holiday, New York.
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1t is stated in St Petersburg that a plot
had been detected in Siberia, the object Of
which was the annexation of that country to
the United States The conspirators were
not exiles but functiona,ies Of the Govern
ment.
A youth Of seventy seven was damaged"
by jury in Ohio the other day to the tune Of
$4,000, for not keeping his promise with a
maiden Of forty.three
Victor Tourney, one OF the wealthlest plan
tiers, in Louisiana before the war, died in Hell
ena Ark, few days ago
Rev T w. Gilmer, son of the late Gov
ernor Gilmer, Of Virginia, has received call
to the Presbyterian Church at Fredericksburg
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LIFE OF GENERAL JAcKsoN.-We learn
from the Central Presbyterian, that this long
expected cork is now passing rapidly through
the press 1t W Il be issued shortly in one
large octave, by BieIoek, an enterprising pub
Usher in New York
The Rev Dir. Dahney has had, in its pre-
paration, unlimited access to the private pa
pers Of General Jackson, a. we'll as to official
documents in the Confederate War Depart
ment The work will contain two steel en-
cravings portraits Of its great hero, and nu-
merous diagrams Of battle-felds - gnlchbarg
NewS
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Ii SO. call AT

Feeling the great necessity of such
an office this in the Cities of Norfolk and Ports
mouth, we are determined. that if energy and
lct attention to business win make it a success,
it will be successful.
We pride ourselves that we are judges of Real
Estate and the business we have commenced
We have facilities equal, if not superior, TO any
house in the South for bringing your property
into market.
Win be glad to you at our office at all hours
of the day
l.. c. LINDSEY d Co,
dec2l-N Land Brokers.
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Among the many liberal contributions from
the citizens of Baltimore for colleges aud other
educational purposes in the South, may be
mentioned $1,000 for the college IN Colds
boro', n. c.
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dec2l-tf
{ 7ENTRAi. IRON WORKS.

PETIT IL WATSON, rrepriet0rs.
The Proprietors having taken possession of the
establishment on Broad Water Street, No. -,
formerly occupied by NJ. Courtright & Co, and
having purchased all the Tools belonging to the
kinds Of High and Low Pressure Engines, Boilers
and Mill Machinery of every description, Casting
of Iron, Brass and Copper. Forgings of every de-
scription Of Iron, Steel, and Copper done with
neatness and dispatch
From an experience Of several years in this
business, we feel confident we can give entire sat
staction Particular attention paid to the re
pairs OF STEAMBOATS,. Experienced hands sent
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2 a N Q 8! PT "A N O 3!
& II 4 R Els II s T}EFF,
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A woman in Newark poisoned herself while
angry, then wished she hadn't, and sought
medical aid, but in vain, She died.
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OK Drr-ANEw PARTY IN EMBRYO IN
NORTH CARoLINA--A little bird tells US
that Governor Holden, General Cljngman and
others, are closcted, concocting new poiti-
cal party, to be based upon the tenets of anti
negro suffrage aud repudiaton This party
is to beat Governor Worth, who takes issue in
the next election and, in our humble opinion,
1t qc5U do il. The little bird further mtimates
that Gcnral Clingman is to aid Governor Hol-
den in editing the Standard. This looks like
the lion and the lamb" lying down together,
But which is the lamb Hang'd if we can
telL.-nnMnMe Eal Times
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40 FARM ERs AND OTHERS

I -
| take pleasure in calling your attention to my
complete assortment and full stock OF Agricultu-
raj implements, Garden and Field Seeds Bar and
Bundle Iron, &c, &c. | have the Warehouse
formerly occupied by Messrs Borun s.. MCLEAN,
whom succeed in the
AGRICULTURAL RUSIN ESS,
and shall be pleased to see their old friends and
customers, as well as those who have favored me
with their custom for the last seven wears With
out naming but few of the various items kept by
me, need only to say that my stock is aud shall
be composed of the most approved kinds of Plows,
and Thrasher3s, and Farming Tools generally.-
Bar and Bundle Iron, Cart Boxes, Springs and
Axles, &C., &c. Seeds Of all kinds guaranteed
fresh and genuine. | solicit an examination of
my stock, where prices and quality may be judged
of by those wishing to purchase.
C. BILLUPS
Farmers Headquarters,
!. iy25-lx No: II Wide Mater St. NORFOLK. Va.
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% /; & h SIS & co fk a.
k1
" HOlESALE GEOCEl;>,

-AND--
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CorGcr niG,' wafer and Commerce SIS,
.NOHFOkh, "a.
Dealers IN Flour, Bacon, Pork, Lard, Cheese,
Rice. Fish, rodte, fea, Vinegar, Liquors Of al.
kinds Soaps, Candles, Nolasses, Syrups, Bucketsl
Brooms, Spices,B lueiug, Starch, Saeratus, B,
Carb Soda. Mustard, Yeast Powders, Candy,
Ground Cohee>, SAT, Back,ng Essence oi COZ
fee, Matches F1iars, Sr9ars, smoking Tobacco,
Sugars, &c,
Guano aud Flour OF Bone Tor sale AZ Factors
prices.
Select Family Groceries constantly baud
stp25-tt
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-20
Alarria9es.

In Chsrlestown, at The residence Of
the minister Officiating ,on Thursday even
ing. the lllh inst, by the R,v. James II,
March, Mr.. Waiiam B. Eda0ardS, Of
this town, TO Miss Frances Hcf, Of this
county.
On The 9th inst, at Bunker's Hill, by
Rev. WIN. G. Eeglesion, Rishard II.
BoaOers. to Miss Lucy E.. daughter OF
TIE late Wm. ]. Rowland.
On the 4lh inst, near Leetown. by the
Rev. James H. March, Mr.. Theodore f.
Teaman. of Berkeley county, and Miss
Louisa Il. Hogsiey, of This county.
On the 18Th July, 1868, in this place,
BY Rev. DR.. Andrews, Mr.. John p. Bur
kuI, TO Miss Frances Il. Crane, both Of
CharlestowD.
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Wheeling inte\ligencer.
Daily. Tri.,eeekIy and Weekly.
Subscription, by mail, Invariably in advance.

Subscription, by mail, invariably in adpanes
DAILY year s. 50, six months 81, three
months 81 25, per month - cents. Tri-week-
ly-l year SIS, six months 80 so, three months
81 SO. Weekiy-i year 81, six months 81.
The Inteligencer is larger sheet, has
" der circulation and rs columns embrace a
greater amount OF reading matter, than any
other paper iD the Stale. II contains regularly
the proceedings of Congress aud the West Va.
Legislature, aud all the late news and general
photographic dispatches up to the hour OF gong
to press, including the market reports from The
cities Of Chicago, Cincinnati, PIttsburg, New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Each is
sue win present summary of news from all
parts of West Virginia, in addition TO the daily
city reports, and large share of editorial at
tention will be given TO questions Of local and
State interest.
The principles Of the lntelligencer are and
always have been an unconditional devotion TO
the Federal Union. On this question 1t gives
no uncertain sound, and yields the Govern
ment no halfway support. -rL.
1t was the only oaily paper in Virginia that
resisted Secession first, last and all the time;
and that called upon the people to rally at the
polls and in arms against 1t.
1t was the first paper 10 advocate the forma'
| ton Of the new State It's labors and services
before the public and before Congress in that
behalf are familiar as household words" to
all West Virginians.
In connection with its newspaper depart
ment, the lntellgeneer has one OF the largest
and most completely furnished Job Printing and
Book Binding Establishments west OF The
mountains. 1t employs three steam presses
All sorts Of circular, pamphlet. book and card
printing, blank work and book binding, are
done cheaply and expedltiousiy The printing
for the State Of Yves: Va. is now done at thN
establishment. Address,
CAMPBELL, FREW & CO.,
Jan. % At Wheeling, west va.
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The following strange circumstance,
anone the most remarkable that occurred
during the war, is vo 'ched for by Colnneh
Ellis, late Of the first Missouri Cavalry,
and can be tested by the parties concern
ed: 4
A few days after a hercely contested
baue IN the South, a party of soldiers
belonging TO the Tirs, Missouri took a
jaunt over the battle field and came mp 10
a spot where the rebel dead wele buried.
In one place The HAIR of 4 mans head vas
seen sticking, out Of The ground ike a TUT
Of grass, and near hy hand was seen
proirudlng upwards, which evidently De,
longed TO The corpse that owned the heau
of hair.
One oC the cavalrymen remarke ed TO his
companions. in a sfrttol ih"uShHess teV'
NV. ..S.e. there's dead reb, reaching
oul for something; Iefs see what he
wan,.r, I'm the same spirit OF wantnn
mischief. almost reck!es>ness. the cavalry
men took hold OF The mans hand and
hauled The body out of The grave, the
loose dirt falling back into The shallow
hole. Soon after the man began to STIR
and manifest signs Of life, To The inter as
tnnishmenl and horror of The resurreclioG-
lists.
The man was taken bv his rescuers Ia
their tent, aud was rnhhed down. washed
off. and IN lew days became as good
as new" He said that in the battle he
was stunned by the passage OF shell
which knock ed him stnseless. lie was
picked up among the dead. and burle'
like The rest. Not a scratch was fOunC
on his body. Il said that he had joine'
the rebel army. and tonight The Federal'
long and well, but as this was his seconc
appearance on earth, he would now Jon
the Federal. and fight for them. He &C.
cordrngly enlisted in The Frs, Missouri
did good deal Of tough marching and
hard fighting. and last September was
mustered out of HE service and paid of a
b nlon Barracks.
In relating The above TO us last evening
the Colonel had forgotten HE man,
name.-St. Louis Nc1Cs.
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Che nlarkets.
ShepherdstoWn Market.
Corrected peekly by d. S. Renteh.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

FLOUR.-We revise quotations as
follows: Howard stree, Super and cut
Extra SO So rs.
WHEAT.-We repoI, sales Of $50
bushs Pennsylvania red at 50 40, and
400 tushs DO. strictly prime al 81 AZ.
CORN.-No white received or sold
except 500 bushels damp al 80 cents;
10000 bushs yellow were offered. and
sales reported embraced $500 bushs al
80 CTS, and $50 bushs al 81 els per
bushel,
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Deatbs.

In Ihs place, on Monday morning last.
MI James Bo,oers. aged about 40 years.
>, Al her late residence in Piedmont,
hampshire county. w. Va on the 9th
'aSi'' alter an illness of two weeks, Mrs.
hhsa HeSt, cousort of Mr.. John West,
ano l"fmerly OF tbs couny-in the 24th
year o: her age. .,
I'M On the 3uIh ulL, al his residence, in
s7s y.y county 1SHOisOn FJyatt. aged
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20 Choice FRUIT.

KearneysvllIe and The neishborhoot
having been occupied by troops during
The four years Of The war. The fencing on
land has all been destroyed. There is,
however, timber sufficient on the farm TO
fence it. BY means OF the y. IL o. R.
Road, coal for fuel and lumber for fencing
and for any o,Ler Improvements, can be
had at comparatively 10" prices.
The society in the neighborhood is
equal to any in West Virginia.
TERMS One half the purchase
money may remain unpaid for Nine Years
from the day of sale-to be secured by
Deed Of Trust on the land, and the
prompt psymen, Of the in,eres,--semi-
annually or annually. The other half of
the purchase money 10 he paid in Cash,
but, if satisfactorily arranged. would
have no objection 10 give reasonable
credi, for a por,iep OF the cash payment,
with in,eres, from day of sale. The pur-
chaser can have possession as soon as the
terms Ct sale ere complied with.
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GAiRAs Sizes of Hoops at The "La-
VI dies Store" My Philadelphia cor
respondent has jus, sent in few pairs of
large Hoops, which will be sold stmy
usually low prices.
Jan 20 7. l.. DarneH.
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2IO ACRES,

more or less, of the best quality Of Lime
stone I.rnd. situated in Jefferson County.
West Virginia, and adjoining kearneys-
vlle-s depot on the Baltimore and OHIO
RaiIroaG-ai which there is a large busl-
ness transacted, and where The crops can
be sold or shipped TO some other market
and some twelve miles ives, OF tiar-
per's Ferry, and about four hours ride on
the cars from Baltimore. There is fine
Turnpike read leading from the farm to
Shepherds,own-lhe County ea!-abort
five miles distant,
The land is rich-haring been in grass
for he lssl four yesrs-no portion OF 1t
having been cultivated. The improve
men:s are only soferable. There is a
never falling Well of pure water near the
house, and an APPLE ORCHARD OF
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The Scholastic year is divided into two
Sessions-five months each. The next
5 months Session will commence on the
Is, of February. 1866. .."
TERMS:
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NOTICE A.!

+ WILL be al ShepherdS,own from the
| lst Jay of February 10 the 9th. Par
ties having legal business with me AND
desiring TO see me IN relation TO The same
will please call upon inc al that time.
JOS. A. CHAPLlNE.
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-20
Ann Smith Academy
LEXINGTON, VA.

Mrs. ~. c. ScoH, Ma,ron and
Vice Principal.
Miss B. 7. Lyle. Teacher of
'->. Primary Department,
Miss Eua MagiN, Teacher of sH
Music on Piano.
Mss Z. NJ. Scott. Teacher OF
Painting and Music on Guitar.
Capt. r. III. SemmeS, Professor
g'II..t of French.