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VALUABLE GIFTS.
PLAN OF DRAWING.


Duplicate numbers from to 500, 600 are placed
in Wheel; the Isl number when drawn out)
draws the highest or first gift; the 2d number
(when drawn sut) the next highest, OF second
gift, &C, until the whole number is drawn.
The distribution will take place after the Con.
cert where 6 900 persons can witness il. A com.
mittee will be chosen from the audience TO take
charge of the same.
All agents and purchasers will be supplied
with correct list Of the awards as soon ar pub
lshed -
HOW TO OBTAIN TICKETS.
Tickets will he supplied to all Booksellers,
Druggists, Music Dealers, &c. where they can
he obtained at 81 each or in quantities at club
rates.
Circulars containing full instructions and
terms to agents will be mailed upon the receipt
of stamp for return postage.
Orders may be sent 10 us, inclosing the money
from 81 to SIS in a registered letter STAMP en-
ciosed) at our risk. Larger amounts by POstoftlce
order draft, or express at the following club
rates.
) tickets to one address. ...-.........-...s I %
% . .......:::::.:::: . . 90
rSThe names Of the agents will be publish.
ed from the central Office.
[y1Tickets will be supplied TO agents at Is
per cent. discount.
w Under. and in pursuance Of the provisions
of the Internal Revenue Law, His Honor, the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue has, upon
due proof granted permit to the Southern Or
phans Association to hold lie Gilt Concert tT.
enpt from al ehdrges tchether from special tar or
OTHER duty in respect 70 such Gift Concert.
This is protection to all Agents, and exenpts
them from any and all liability for license, tax
or otherwise.
This exemption is made upon the ground that
the proceeds of the sale Of Tickets for this Con-
cert are 20 be devoted to charitable object, and
il but another evidence Of the favor and cOnsid-
eration which our efforts have been constantly
met with In nearly every direction.
REFERENCES:
Mai. Gen. G.. T. Beauregard, New Orleans.
Brig Gen. JEFF. Thompson
Brig. Gen. S. b. Buckner.
Z. p. Sills, Publisher, Baltimore.
j. E. Nimmo Co,
c. NJ. Steiff. Piano Manufacturer Baltimore.
G. McKeever g. Co., Baltimore.
Col. Geo. p. Kane, Danville, Va
". a. Wright, Augusta, Ga, date Of Ameri-
can Hotel RichmoDdl
Mai. W. b. Mears, Lexington. y. {.
J. s. Morrow, Publisher Baltimore.
II. Clay Dallam, ESQ, Counsellor.
r. Stockett Mathews, Esq, Counsellor.
LEAH orders and communications should be
addressed 10 the Central Office Southern Orphan
Association. No. - Holiday street. Baltimore.
JOSEPH l.. WILDE,
Authorized Agent for Wheeling, corner Main
and Union streets. ap22 eod2m
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.JOHy p. FOOSE.

MERCHANT TAILOR, HAS JUST RE
vi ceived the most beautiful lot of Cassimeres,
Cloths and Vestings, to which he invites the at
tentioa of his customers and the public general
~. All work warranted in make and tit No.
Main. at the foot of John street.
mnYs.e O d I'm
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MICHAEL ROHAN,

Nl KET STREET, a few doors above the
Second Ward Market House. Monumental
work of all kinds made TO order. City aud coun
try orders will be met with promptness.
anl0lv
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The Hemmer
On the new Singer Sewing Machine
is the most complete, simple and per-
feet in use. fam
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THAvE REMOVED MY OFFICE AND RES.
Il idenee 10 the above named place and will
new devote my entire attention TO the practice
Of my profession. Connected with my Office
have REGULAR DISPESSARr, where my
patients and patrons can have their medicines
properly prepared and their prescriptions com
pounded at lair and reasonable rates.
mayIdAwim DR. RICHARD BLUM.
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New Sewing Machines ara the most
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-22

n Castilla's revolution had gone on Bolivian army
would have been in Peru helping Prado.
TN the 10th there was grand review and mock
battle. a. .t IS rtr.s .nNU ff.
The United States steamer 0ssipse arrived here from
Panama the 24th inst, bringing the family Of Admiral
Dahgren, but did not bring mail iron the states
The amount Of nitrate expsrted from Iquque during
the month Of May amounted TO hundred thousand
quna There are at present seventeen vessels loading
there.
Tho city OF Callao had narrow escape couple Of
DAYS There bad been just deposited In the Custom
House eight hundred barrels gunpowdsr when one OF
tho stores took Gre Luckily, put out before doing
much damase. There ~as general skedaddis Gus Of
the city after the lrst alarm.
There Is band OF robbers outside of this city, said to
be composed OF over two hundred that committing
all kinds Of deprsdationa Two days ago they attacked
o farm house carly In tho afternoon, murdered two
young men, badly wounded their father and robbed
thousand dollars that there 10 pay oil the farm
laborers This Is about the sixth farm that has been
robbed within month, and the police do not seem 70
make any efforts to prevent IT.
Exchange ON England-Bankers bills, ninety days
sight, 45kd 10 the dollar; ships bills, thirty days
sight, letter Of credit 1884, TO the dollar Exchange on
the United Statss-Ships bills thirty days. sight, II per
cent discount.
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The Panama, New Zealand and Australian Royal Mail
Steamship Companys steamer Kaikoura, Captain II. s.
Machn arrived Panama the 9th Inst after
cessfu voyage furnishing 70 special correspondents
files from New South Wales dated Sydney the 1st
OF June and from New Zealand, at Wellington, on the
sh Of June. From Melbourne the news is telegraphc
by way Of Sydney.
The Kaikoura brought $2oo,ooo in god-the FIRST con-
siderable shipment Of the precious metal by this line
and sixty seven passenger one-haf Of whom went TO
New York by the Ocean Queen Australian travellers
seem 70 become more and moro aware OF the greater
comfort cheapness and security OF the route 10 England
via Now YORK than directly BY the West India mail
This preference would be still more decided II the
arrival Of the Australian steamer to,k place on the 3d.
conveniently for Immediate connection with both the
passengers for New York have TO remain week the
Isthmus.
The Kaikoura sailed from sydney on the Is. Of June
encountering very heavy weather, aud left Wellington
the Sth meeting again with high winds and rough
for the first fortnight during which time she had
stop whole day for some repairs IN her engine. She
arrived neverheless 10 due time TO connect with the
Southampton This her fourth successful trip,
gives proof OF the regularity OF this lne which
will be shortly still insured by the erection OF
coaing depot on the Rapa or Opara Island relieving the
steamers from part their load Of coal with
which they have 10 start their voyage OF twenty
eight days The Kaikoura Oh her last return trip to
stopped the island aud o. sonndings AID
inspection of the ground II was asccrdiEsd TO afford
good shelter and ample accommodaticu for tl0ses
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THE ISLAND OF oPARA.

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The New Station for Steamships Betw
Aastralasia and tho Isthmus.
The Now Zealand papers contain the following par
lars about the island OF Opara, which have import
from the fact that the steamers between Sydney
Panama will in future stop thsrs. for tns purpoe
coalng and renewing their stock Of provisions Tn,
tenton Of whaiers and traders in the South Pacific,
also be directed to this new harbor Of refuge and !
for renttlng
A New Zealand journal OF June 6 says:-The d.
ture Of the ship Midas from Wellington, for Sydney
Newcastle deserves notice ~ being the rst step tow
the ESTABLISHMENT OF coaling station for the Par
steamers at the Island u Opara. The Midas has gon
sydney 10 be locked and fitted up AZ q coal and
ship; she will then proceed 10 Newcastle, 70 take
cargo Of coal, return to Wellington to embark ct,
buoys for mark ing the channel 81 this island and c
necsssaies and will then sail for OprA. whore she
DO permanently stationed -N
As this island II little known, brief description
may be interesting. We may premise that the Kaik
visited the island on her last voyage from Panama,
MN. south latitude and J47 deg. west longit
and Is about ten days steam from Wei
ton Its circumference u about sixteen m
The island lies high, the scenery Is pre-
Of valuable petroleum slate called ''coe' by the
lives. The native population, consisting OF about !
persons are OF friendly disposition, aud were deig
az the Kaikoura's visit. Although the establishment
likely 10 insure punctuality in the deliv
traia aud New Zealand ny opening up
south Sea Island trade, which ID yet in Its infa
Opara Is only some six hundred and hfty miles dis
from Tahiti and the produce Of large number Of
most important Of the islands, much Of which from
pershaDe na;uro requires quick transportation, cal
brought TO the island, and thence conveyed by
Panama s. Gamers to New Zealand aud Australia
The sandwich Islands are three thousand miles
tant from Opara. ~
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THE SOCIETY ISLANDS.

Position ind Progress of the French In
Pacinc-OmciaI itepOrt of the Settlement
Tahiii-Popmiation md Work.
The commander Of the French settlements in
South Pacific has addressed letter to the Ere
Consul at Panama relative to the sanitary and other &
dition OF Taaili. Below we give translation Of
document
PArEErE April 4, 1870,
have learned that captains who propose visiting
settle ment receive uniav0rsbe information In regar
tire general state OF this Archipelago. u Is preten
that Tahiti is very unhealthy, tnaI the scorvy especi
is constantly here and the country lacks rssourt
do not know to what 10 attribute the origin Of 81,
m,schevous reports, and should not perhaps pay 9
attention 70 S sne aS,te e usnsspy a. an incoU,e
Bile fact. However, as these rumofs may ere
erroneous Impressions the effect Of which would
one to be regretted by us, have the honor MI Oonf
TO request you 70 eontradct tnem Oy every mesns
your power. .
There exists here no disease, endemic or epiden
The cases Of lever which are sometimes observer as
every other country, very rare and very simple
the European work here In the san without
dangera thing which be cannot geueray 40 In tropi
countries. Tue spanish squadron which hast year
NAMED six weeks in the harbor OF Papsete had grt
number OF wounded and SICK the latter principally
ferlng from scurvy owing TO the fafigues OF Il
cruise After days OF rest tue crews Of these
sells were completely restored The plantation Of Soa
contains population OF altogether LOO or 900 iaD
ers, greater part Europeans Chimes, employed
therefore arc placed In position which In any oil
country would be deplorabe spite Of the attenti
they receive; but these people enjoy peri
health.
Vessels arriving here either by Destination or tous
ing only find all the elements OF well.being, sec,
and easy harbors all facilities for repairing, smI
50 stem Of customs dues Tree from all trammelng wat
fresh provisions, &c, &c Tho local commerce. aithou
taken by surprise. was able 10 supply all the wants
the Spanish squadron, which n'tod put with ever
thing before continuing Its voyage, and Ye have
present here American snip and an Engsh corvcti
which are likely 10 remain for some nne and they "a
nothing they require. 70 49,
shall thank you, Mr.. Consul, for giving this inform
ton the publicity which you may deem useful kecsi
tee assurance &c. Count DE LA R0NCIERE.
= umandcr OF the French Settlements OF Oceania II
ma, n Commissioner for the Society Islands
a.. Trench Consul Panama.
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ton OF the month. Transactions continue iiuf
trade consumption, and with perhaps the 9
ton OF line OF sugars, nothing OF 4
lstve character Is moving. Irade with A
arrival during the past month was the W
from New York, with cargo consisting principa
lumber The Dublin, with similar cargo from
from Boston; and the Caroline, from New York
general cargoes. Shipments Of coal 70 san Frsr
continued TO be main aimed at about tho same rate
some time past. slnce the departure Of the Ma
for San Francisco. with seven hundred tons
Transit, Atlanta, and r. W. Lucas, from Newc
with about 5000 toms The Lottery, for Rio. also
from the latter port with 10z gons Tho Australian
and the Adellda and Welkin here Inc Italian ii
Magenta nov on . crrise. having special refeTsn
commerce, Is here en- r0s1s for South America
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NEW SOUTH WALES.


The Sydney Herald of the LIST OF June contains the
,o,Ios,n. news report, dated to that day.
The d,vyers At lSc mines everywhere seer "a L.
ntetty well al. ::ss S6'd OF o eor;nc Tho month Il
slightly in excess Of ihs; 81 last iI month '' '
The Parlamee. of New south Wales Is TO meet for tho
despatch Of business on the "a Of July.
Ihe Conclusions Of the Postal Conference have been
ratified by the government OF Victoria on division Of
40 70 ~ Inc sno , was deOaiea with much warmth
Ministry shared in dsgracefll compact, and tho
Assembly proved its ncspacy TO transact the business
Of tho country on the other, congratulations were
offered on the triumphant majority Obtained by tho
The decrease in the customs revenue Is still exciting
considerable attention en- account OF its rarity ths
colony The receipts havo IN PREVIOUS years shown
steady increase as thoy would naturally do with con-
stanty augmenting population That they now show
fal,ug OF Is looked upon conclusive evidence that
tariG has in it an element Of vice which soon must
The floods, which have been so damaging to the
farmers have affected the squaters very slightly and
whio the rains have furnished the hocks and herds
with abundance OF food and water. there little
be set down per cnfrd 70 this profit Tho New England
district seems to De the only place where the voice Of
complaint heard 10 issue from the pastoral
the crown. There tho wet weather. and consequently
DOGGY state OF tho BOIL, has caused the nocRs
to suffer great deal from foot rot The cvi however
Is not q one, and win disappear under Tbs
influences Of fine weather In tho Western districts
there is good deal OF animation In the sheep Market
and large transactions have lately taken place
In the early part or the month Sydney was revisited
by the sunshine and fine weather
Victoria.
The quantity OF cotton raised In Queensland during tho
past three seasons Is as folowsIn 1894 100 pounds
IN 1885, pounds rst months Of 1906 1873 $50
pounds A much larger area OF ground under cult
walton for the Of 1867 Forty bales OF cotton tho
1rs picking OF TIL: season, have already boon sent
Brisbane from the Townsville cotton plantation OF
tho largest ia the colony situated about forty miles
from Prsbans X is estimated that the yield from this
plantation Alone II all goes WE'LL will be about 650 bales
The Queensland Parliament was opened the 9Th OF
Nay The Governors speech invited the sanction OF the
Legislature 20 the Postal Conference dccsons refers 20
tho OF the Leasing act the arrival Of unsuitable
immigrants; the introduction of an Immigration bill;
the complesion OF public works the Introduction OF
b for the amendment OF the lawsof bills Of exchange
checks and promissory notes. proposes oInt committee
OF both houses TO consider the monetary position aad
currency OF the colony suggests the orcadustment OF
the eecorates and with that view the taking Of ths
ecasas and concludes with general congratulations
the progress OF the colony.
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD.

Ohnnces Of the American Bidders for the
Panama Reconsideration OF the Differ
ent states-Gcnernl Recognition of Santos
Acostn-Strength of the MOsqucra Party
More Doings Of the II. IL. Cuyler's Crew.
Health OF the Isfhmus.
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Level de Goda Trying TO whccdlc tho New
Observation-Disclosures snisar and the II. X.
Cuylcr Affair.
PANAMA, July 10, 1857.
The Ocean Queen stuck fss, on piece OF wreck us.
before going to the wharf, which retarded her discharr
ing for twelve houra She was therefore, not ready TO
90 to sea before to-day although tho Noniana arrived
here yesterday This delay affords an opportunity
for revertlng 10 our Isthmus politics about which I
have some later information.
First, In regard to the arrival OF General Level do
Coda; that he has mission 10 the government from
the state OF BOLIVIA " from anybody al all and his
0k'ssl ws 10 see Y II sasla nj lJHlguga4s W scgu.
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NEW ZEALAND.

The New Zealand (wsinston) Ad,ztis.s = the s,b O.
June contains the following news SUMMARY 70 the even
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The south American Congress ut IimG=-~Tso
Questions 20 be Tressea Oi.-Doipgs of the
Peruvian Congres.-Ex.Confed erates to Eek.
piore tho Rio Mas ro-A Scare in CnlInO.
no
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TERMS OF THIS PAPER.
THE SHEPIIERDST0WN REGISTER
Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY


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hered 10.
ADVERTISEMENTS Of one square or less, for
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square for each additional insertion. L.arr,r
ones IN the same proportion. The space Of
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A liberal deduction Will be made from liza
above rates, on yearly advertisements.
IL tie number of Insertions be not marked
on the advertisement, VIXEN sent in, il will be
published aud charged accordingly.
jos PRINTING will be executed with neat.
ness and despatch.
All job Work and Advertisements must DO
paid for when handed in.
All personal communications will be charged
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for one Insertion.
To avoid any misunderstanding on The part
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dist inctIy that taoIr privilege only extends TO
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TO be an additional charge, aud no variation.
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Which SO dI.G=urc tho appearance, PURG-
ING the evil el,cIs "f mercury and removing
eli taiuls the remnants Of DISEASES, heredI-
tary or Otherwise, and i, taheh by ADULTS
and CHILDREN with peri, ct SAFETY
TWO TjBLE-SPOONFULS of the Extract
e >ar>aparia, added to a pIht Of water, /,
equal To- the Lisbon Diet Drink, aud one battle
IS equal to gallon Of the Syrup oi SarsaPariI-
la, or the dccoctons "a usually made.
az LNTERESTLNG LETTER is publisI ed
in tie NIedico.Chirurg'cal Review. on the sub
Ct Of The Extract Of Sar,aParlIIa in certain al
lertions, by Benjamin Tra'ers. + r. ), SC.
speaking of those diseases, and diseases arr
sing from the excess Of mercury, he states ihat
no remedy is equal to the Extract of SarsaParIi-
la; lis power is extraordinary. more so than any
other drug | am acquainted with. 1t IS, IN the
strlclc>t sense, a tome with this Invaluable at
tribute that it applicable TO state Of the syS-
ten so >uukcn, AID yet so irritable renders
ether substances oil the tonic class unavailable
or InluIIUuS
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.TTAVING heen solicited by many friends
Ill to open an office at the County. Seat,
| take this method Of announcing my
compliance with their wishes.
After January LIST, 1867. | shall be at
epherdslown, on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday of each week. at the Re-
corder's Office. and the residue al nv Of.
fee in Harpers Ferry.
Prompt attention will be given to all
business with which ! may be entrusted.
g, take tins opportunity 10 return
my thanks to my friends aud the pr, bhe
in general for the many acIs OF kindness
of which have been The recipient.
S. A. COX,
Attorney al Law.
December %, 1866. 6m
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: hhMAAh SGG zz4lDDOOA.

A SCHOOL will be opened in Shep-
II herdstown, for the instruction Of
young Ladies and Misses, commencing
Monday, February 4lh, 1867. The
course of instruction will embrace the usu-
al English Branches. tie higher MaIhe-
mates, Natural Sciences, Languages and
Music.
Terms-Per session OF i've months =
Primary Class, $1,000
Senior Class, TO include Latin, 22,00
Modern Languages-each 1000
Music %, 90
Semi-pay ment TO be made April lsI,
the remainder at the close of The session.
Ii is designed TO establish permanent
first class school, TO accomplish which,
the patronage of those having daughters
to educate is respectfully solicited.
Several years experience as an lnstruc'
tor Of youths warrants the hope that com.
pIete satisfaction can be given.
w. II. MORROW,
Principal.
January 5, 1867. On
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C.ABLJNET .M.AKING.

" The subscriber has remoy'
zsa.a ed his shop 10 the room three
Ia doors west of Weis' Pottery
German Street, Shepherds
town, where he will be P'eas'
@ ed TO see his old customers and
-GsA=-== Ge-sso the public generally, who may
desire any thing in his line Of work
He is now prepared TO furnish to order, al
kinds of Furniture, such as Chamber, Dining
Par!or, Hall, { flee ard Kitchen Sets, III eve
ry sly e aud variety to suit The taste oil Pur
chasers.
UNDERTAKING in all its departments
COFFLN,S finished in the latest style. WI
attend FUNER.9LSi in town or country, OF
short notice.
FURNITURE Of all kinds repaired in The
best style of workmanship. lie has constanly
on hand a prime lot Of LUMBER, such as Wal
nut, Cherry, Poplar and Mahogany.
IL Thankful for past fayorS, he hopes By
strict attention to business, TO merit continu
ance the same. His terms beng exclusively
cash, he is enabled 10 sell cheaper than can b'
bought elsewhere. Give him call.
JOHN II. SCHOPPERT.
Shepherdstown, March 10, 1867. If
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