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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-11
EXCELSIOR! EXCELSIOR
CH4STELL7R'S
Hair EXterminator
For Removing superfluous Hair,

To the ladies especially. this invaluable de-
piIalory recommends iiSeIfas beng an almost
indispensable article 10 female beauty, is easily
applied, does not burn or InjuFe the skin, bot
ac.s directly on The roots. II Is warranted TO re-
move superiuous hair from low foreheajs, or
from any part OF the body, completely. totally
and radically extirpating he same, leaving Inc
skin soft, smooth and natural. This is the on
" article ,ed by the French, and Is Ih9 onIy
eiIeelua d, pilatory IN existence. Prize 10 cents
er package, sent postpaid, to any dress, on
rsce y, f an oder by
BERGER, SHUTS & co, Chemists,
2s5 River ST., Troy, \. Y.
February 10, 1867. ~
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w HIS K Err S
AND
M u S T Il G. II T. S !

Forced to grow upon the smoolhest face in
from three to five weeks by using Or. SEVIG-
MES RESTAU2ATEUR CAPlLLAIRE, the
most woEderiul discovery in modern science,
acting upon the Beard and Hair IN an aInoS
miraculous manner. 1t has been used by the
ellie of Paris aud London with the most faller-
ing success. Names of all purchasers will be
zee is,eied, and if entire satisfaction is not given
in every instance, the money viii be oheerinlly
refunded. Price by mail. sealed and postpaid
81. Descriptive circulars aud testimonials mail
ed E ee. Address
BERGER, SHUTS & CO., Chemists,
2s5 River street, Troy, n. Y.
Sole agents for the United etates.
February l6. 1867. ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-11

MAUAME II. a. FERRIGO,
P.O. Drawer 2S3, Buffalo, \. y.
February Ii, 1867. ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-11
NOTICE !

gPHE undersigned having charge Of the
K Mill formerly known az "Shs RS
MIL" opposite Writings Neck, on The
Gary,oud side. is prepared 10 furnish
PLASTER upon reasonable terms, de-
Ivsrsd IN lie Virginia sjr, opposI'e ihr
Mil. lie will oi,p paY The hIghrs, msi.
he, price tor WHEAT and CORN de.
kverel ST The same point.
GEO. II. COLBERT.
Agent Tor BOYER & Watson.
FebtuerV %, 1867. 3m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-11
PEGS .4.NU BEHNS.

- = = 7 IT
NOW Tnuiuh Pea, NsunUfu Peas,
| Dws.; Sugtr Peas, jwad Blue lmFe,
rial, Eagenie Peas, l.andreIh's Extra
Early Pea. Early Frame Peas. Lima
Beans, Caroline or Seweil Beans, China
While Beans. yellow SIX Vera -B'aLs,
Early Valentine Beans. Early MohaW k
Beans, with a full assortment of all klnd>
Of G.rdtu Seeds. tor 81 q, the hgricul-
,ute Store Of RANSOM & DUKE.
March o. 1867. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-22

FROM EUROPE TO-DAY,

~. fBy Gable TO the Associated Pressj
LIVERPOOL. April 2a.-Noon.-The steamer
Chicago. Capt Harris, from New York. on the
10Th inst. has arrived.
Intelligence tas been received here that the
bark Annie Ramsey. Capt Phillips, from
New York. en- the eth OF March for Bristol.
bad been abandoned at sea. No date or other
paruc ulars have been received
On account OF the contin uapce OF the Easter
holidays the markets are generally closed.
Cotton is very irregular and quotations are
merely nominal. Middling Upiands are
quoted on the streets at about lid Corn is
firm at f3s %
The stock boards and markets are closed ut
London.
NEw YORK, April 2sd-The steamer Bre-
arrived.
The Royal Thames Yacht Club have thrown
open their sailing match hes to Americans
The Journal. OF ST Petersburg, referring 20
the sale of Russian America, says.-We can
only state that the transaction is mutually adj
vantageous, and that the commercial interests
of both countries have been promoted
Al large meeting held at Berlin the folio "
ing resolutions were passed:-Rcs5ired, That
Luxembourg must never be separated from
Germany; that II is the duty of Germauv to
insist strongly in Luxembourg belonging to
Germany; that the union of Luxembourg with
Germany must lake place as soon IA possible
that any proposal for the votes of the inhahj
tants OF Luxembourg to be taken mus. unhesi-
tatingly be rejected.
The Patrie says:-Nothing will cause the
Government 10 swerye from the object il nm
sues OF insuring respect from our rights salts
faction OF our claims, and the progress OF our
influence 20 O
La France says The moment NAV come
when France Notwithstanding the sy m pathy
the Government displays towards Germany
may be compelled TO take into account that
which her NATIONAL dignity would impose i'm
the event OF an obstinate refusal TO those
questions, which are due to our ust influence
The report that the French Ambassador n
Vienna had been summoned to PARIS is denied
The Patrie denies that military measures are
being taken by Prussia.
There are rumors on the Bourse that Mar.
shall McMahon had been telegraphed for from
Algeria; that Marshal Canrobert had proceed
ed on mission of obser walton to Strasburg
that MAJOR Lordell had been sent in haste IN
the Rhine; that note had been dispatched tn
Berlin relating 10 the fortress of Luxembure
ano that war was anticipated
Strenuous efforts are being made to supplv
Chassepal breech. leaders to the French infan
try. One hundred anG fifty thousand are now
ready.
The Daily News says that the French Min.
lister OF War has given the opinion that Prus.
sia cannot defend the Rhine without the nos
session Of the Luxembourg, and that posses
sion she is resolved 10 maintain against ali
corners. 80
The rumor that a new loan of 800 ON oOo is
| to be effected Is denied ~ -
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The Indian War

ST. Louis, April 22-1he Democrats eor-
respondent with General Hancock's Indian
expedition gives an account of a council held
al OFT Sound. on the 18th instant, between
Gen'l Hancock and Fl fteen Cheyennes Chiefs
The council amounted to nothing. as oniy n
part OF the tribe was in attendance, and those
present gave but an eauiyocal reply
On the next day Gen. Hancock moved to-
Whrus the Cneyehne's camp, and when absut
pathway he was met by over three hundred
chiefs and warriors. who professed peace, but
that night the whole tri be abandoned their
village, ieaving their wigwams but taking
everything OF value Gen. Custar with "a
command, was sent In pursuit, but had not re-
turned when the letter closed
The indications point to a confederation be-
tween the Cheyenne and Sioux Indians for
evil purposes. ~.
Gen. Hancock intended to burn the Chew
ennes village on the l4th inst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-22

THE VIRGINIA LEGIsL ArURE-Int the yir-
ginia Senate, last week, the House bill dispos
ing the States interest in the Alexandria.
Loudoun and Hampshire railroad, on certain
condltions, was passed. House bill relating
10 the Alexandria canal and railroad was aj.o
passed, allowing the construction of q railroad
along the bernie bank Of the canal bill has
likewise passed the Senate to allow coIored
persons TO testify in court on an equality with
whites. The bill Incorporating the Winches-
ter and Strasburg Railroad Com pany has
passed both houses. The bill TO extend tne
Dan vile railroad so a 10 tap the Virginia
and Tennessee road near WytheyilIe Ia 6
passed the Senate, and awaits the action OF
tBe House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-22

PERsoNAL.-General Butler is in town wait
ing the decision Of the Supreme Court IN the
Grey Jacket prize cases. George Bancroft
is In Washington, to be present AT the baptism
OF grand child. He dined with the Presi-
dent yesterday.
Assistant Secretary Chandler, of the Trea.
nry, is absent from The city, having been
called 10 Concord, N. H., 10 attend the funeral
OF MS 1aiber.ln -law-ex-Gov. GIlmore-whe
dled on the l7th inst. During his absence "
ID. west, Esq chief clerk, will discharge the
duties Of the office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-22
WAeHiHeroH. April -. 1857.
Jay Cooke 10. furnish the following QUO
FINANCIAL.

Lewis Johnson q 90, quote Stoeks and
Bonds In home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, April 22.-lst Board-U. S. 1891
Coupon 6s, l09k; do. 5-2O's, l0eX; u. S. SIS
l0-&0 9, coupons, :; Mo. State 6's, :; Canton
Co, ~: Cumb'd Coal %. prerd, %; Quick
silver Mining Co. %; New York Central r R..
g5A; Erie Railway, sex; Hudson River r. R.,
go; Reading X. r., 1905; Michigan Central
X K, 109 Z; Michigan Southern and N. Indiana
X. X, 65S; do. guaranteed, -; Illinois Gen.
trai X r. 1l2a; Cleveland and Pittsburg X r.
6e4; Chicago and Northwestern R. r., 3Ox
DO. preferred, SIX; Cleveland and Toledo K
X, 1lfS Chicago and Rock Island R. R., sjT;
Plt'sburg, Fort Wayne. and Chicago r. r ;.
2H; Ohio and Mississippi Certificates. 22as ;
Pacific Mail, 125X. Gold, 2.30 p. m, 13Sx.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-22

~ since the appearance OF Faed's "Evan
seine we have seen no picture (head) so ex.
pressive and beautiful as that entitled THE
Better Land" drawn by Miss A. R. Sawyer
ana engraved by @. 4. Perrine. 1t represents
youthful figure with a face OF wonderful
beauty, purity and sweetness, uplifted In an
a'utuae OF faith and devotion. Shadowy
nahos hoio the crown of reward over the
youtniuI mead, which is lighted with soft "a.
dianee nom above L. T. jenkins, Esq, is
canyassing the ity for this beautiful prodnc
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-22
NO ADMITTANCE

The President has directed that hereafter no
one be allowed In the Secretaries room at the
Executive Mansion, except those having bust
ness with the Secretaries, and not until their
cards shall have been taken in by the door
keeper. This order is given to break up the
lounging in that room by those desiring to see
the President. and others who have no partic
Mar business at the White House
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-22
NAVY ORnFpg

Commodore VIM. Rogers Taylor has been
detached from Ordnance duty at Pittsburg,
Pennsylvania, and placed on waiting orders.
commander VIM W. Low has been de-
tacned frsm Ordnance duty at Boston and or
dered % duty as Inspector Of Ordnance az
Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
he ar Admiral ii. II. Bell, Commodore A r
Drake, and Lieut.. Commander Preyitt Abbott
nave been placed on the retired list
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-22
NAVAL, EEWC

Despatches have been received at the NAVY
department announcing the arrival of the
Us steamer Mackinaw, Commander, J. N
= uackenbnsh, at Hampton Roads yesterday
from the West India squadron Also from
Lieut.. Com. l.. A. BeardsIy, of the steamer
Aroostook, announcing his arrival at Rio.
Officers and crew all well
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-22
CONVICTED OF FRAUD UPON THE PENSION
AREIOR

On the 10th instant, in the U. s. District
Court at Detroit, Michigan, Judge Williams
presiding, Jerome g. Smith was convicted of
forgery and fraud upon the Pension Once
lie mas been sentenced to pay a fine OF $1,000
This was an important trial. and was con-
Quoted by the Hon. A Green Russell u =.
District Attorney, assisted by James p Tustin,
Esq, of the Pension Office, on behalf of the
Government, and by Hon. Sylvester Larned
and L. II. Stewart, ESQ, of the Detroit bar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-22
LAND OFFICE IN MISSISSIPPI

The Commissioner Of the General Land OF.
nee has just received a report from the re.
ceiver at Jackson, Mississippi, stating tina,
rooms IN the State capitol Ia We been appropri.
ated Tree or charge for the United States Land
once; that the receiver had had all the books
and papers OF the Paulding and Washington
Mississippi, land Offices, which were not in q
very good condition, removed TO Jackson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-22
THE RUSSIAN TREATY

Senator Sumner is writing ont his remarks
in Executive session upon the Russian treaty
for publication. MIR. Sumner has also written
letter, which will appear in the New York
independent this week, upon his bill establish
ing universal suffrage in the North.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-22

The CONDITIONS OF ARCHBISHOP SPALDINe.
The anxiety In the public mind IN regard 70
the dan gerous illness OF this eminent and be.
loved prelate OF the Catholic Church will be
considerably relieved by the knowledge tn =,
his condition is improving. The announce.
ment TO that effect was made in the various
churches, and the prayers of the Congregation
were asked for the speedy recovery OF his
Grace.-BdItimore Sun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-22

SFrom J. q. Parker, Post Office News.
stand, we have the GALAXY published now
monthly instead of fortnightly) for May 1; also
the Riuerside Mo go-ine for Nav.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-22

CosFIRMATIoNs AND REFLECTIONS. Tn.
senate, on Saturday, confirmed the nomina
tons Of Marshall r. Moore, of Ohio, as Gov.
srnor of Washington Territory; of IJni,ad
states Attorneys Moses veale, Of Montana
Territory, and Edwin H. last. OF Middle
District, Tennessee; of DE Witt Clinton Bar
ter, as naval ofhcer al PhIladelphia; of Cnas.
n. Whaley, Nebraska, as agent TO the Pawnee
lncisns; and Of Frank n. Etting, as Paymas.
ter U ;. A; and rejected the aomination of
andrew j. LIppiti, OF Connecticut as Cons ul
General 10 Havana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-22

INTERNAL REvENUR.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S5Oi 425 So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-22

ORDERED TO ONAHA.-Capt. G.. b. Russell
44'h infsntry, has been ordered to report TO
Ceherai Angur for assignment 10 duty. Capt
X has been on duty for some time past as in
specior general on Gen. Emery's stad in this
city. During the rebellion he was provost
marshal for this District and has ALWAYS bee n
an ex celleBt officer. = : $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-22

II a 7 II
AUBURN. soLDEs di HhAfss AID srLKsN
Produced b the use Of Prof DI BREUX' Fri.
skk II OhIvIUN One application warranted
either sex into wsvy rfnglets, or heavy msssiy 70
f SSs. LSnSSn wtsh the most gr.tns r.:u
i1ss 'o;tBs,s 81 RRs:ssiPsiSs 9reulsIs died
ists. Nc; ass River street, Troy, New YotS ale
ce.nes .0r .1e OnlIeo csetee. cps dkvsoly
w HIS x Rs
MUefx0HBst
Forced TO grow upon the smootsst face in from
RteTAgRATEUR0kf IELAiRE, the most Won,
oeriuI d1ecoverX In modern science, actfnr upon
the Beerd and Hsirin On almost ujrscuisus nan
per ~ has been used By the elite Of Paris and
Lop0on with the most hatterfng success. Names
o. az l1rchessrs vii! Be registsrtd, and il entire
ssaMacdoo 70 not given in every instance, the
money viii be ches.fuliy refunded. Proe By nall,
seso sno Eostpsis Desert Itiye circ.lsrs and
SHUTS . 90. ,IChemists. No 9s River sire ct.
Iroy. New York. Sole agsats for the Uuited
cla.es. ---a-L ap 3-d6wsoly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-22

~Frem Shiliington, Odeon Building, we
have TAs Galaxy. for May I, and Bead,,,.
Dsms spsdksr, No. :. contsining extract, and
passs ges from American orators ana authors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-22
FOB SALE.
-

10 lsresst and best oolIscsass Of .!srs e6oles
koeEo ccmprtetaG See Scented Bcurbsss,
ss:s ssa f Slssiss ss! :z .s. s &:
SsN Oln6teg Plants, 0ns:sst.i shrubs and
Nth great care asd cent to any part Of the coan.
tyy. hsHs, &C. warranted trss g name end OF
niSG 'psA ssi 4 - fins VISA.
.hsi.,sA p s-ls 4 az tsre. is q. maagf
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sos NINTH STREET sos
FoUR DOORS NORTH OF sTRBHr,
tsestsn He'll BuildingD
WALL PAPERs,
WINDOW SHADES,
SHADE HOLLANDS,
CANTON MATING,
TABLE AND FLOOR OIL CLOTH,
GILT CORNICEs,
OVAL And sQUARE PICTURE FRAMEs.
PICTURE COED AND TAssELs. &C., sc.
A nne assortment OF the above Goods In store.
and for sale CHEAP FOB CASH.
KIDwELL HENDERSON,
NH Is 3m sos 9th street.
CRONIN's BASE BAIL EMPO6IUM.
and faan.Sed to
Bslt: Bases, Shoes spi fss S.e. ssirf:' oroqaes,
Cricket. MsItelie; Score Books, Score sheets,
the w6es.s sns ress sss
Ball SIic.st 9roqlst. ana MsrteIIe Clubs should
dealer. and clubs Illustrated and descriptive
Price ' sent On = t' z, oRSa1N. ass Pr. ave.
,H0TIOI-win organized Base Bali and Cricke,
list Of their officers. address Of secretary, and
location OF play -groundy sp4-lm
(yBEAT BARGAINS
FROM NEW YORK AUCTIONS.
,zssew and handsome styles Dress Goods IS. ss<,
E n ana 70 cents: Ladiss and Gents, Linen Pocket
ehssPsss,, .as y: v: sL fEiPfs' SSSs.isA,;' '
s1aS M ss s. Coal on
TOM so: ~ :Sa
'Us; isa II N'" YORK i ii's BAYLrv co.
pOTATOEs-POTATOEsl
5000 bushels Prime y.clson White Potatoes.
low landing from schr. Lady Woodbury., and for
sale in lots to suit purchasers bya w.rrp.
sp17 Ct 100 Water ST., Georgstown, DC.
TRAVELLING TRUNks.
We offer to the public q large assortment. of
IAp,x sob bkt sEA IkHNk TRUNKS. @
iGzfS ssfG Il; Ssfi e., BAGS,
wSsa are e I'll 4 SS
a1l7-6tif Init bet 9Th and 10Th SITS
WAsHnGroN oIrY
SAVINGS BANK.
BANK OF WASHINGTON BUILDING,
Serenth Street and La. Arenue.
BIGHEsT MARKRT PRIOE
Paid for GOLD: eILvEK, and COMPOUND In.
LAND wxkk1Nrs wanted. .pna
CANARr BI 6Is.nv >, nSSsANAsY BIRDs
q ga dihisr fca
PkRTe, s22 5TH eTRlBr. They are the ~
hnest SINGER and nost attractive Birds everS&
offered In this market. aIl3w
NOTIel! NOTIoEiI HOTIolNI
4
The partner ship between DINHAM LATHE
NEB having been dissolved since January let,
1857. would most respectfully inform my old
friends and customers and the public In general,
that still remain at the old stand, No. e az
" STIAM DY ZINC BUSHELS
In all its branches, At the shortest notice And
most fessensbis terms. prrrr
HATS Tos THE sPRIHo wEA8. :
The Broadwsy style SILK HATS.
Iouns nsnt SiLk H.. -. VI
s'r young men ana se sI Hi s2S 4GqklpsA
Halter, 334 Peinsylvenia Avenue 4
NH - I'm La near corner mn efreSf /
MAOKE11L AID O0DHDu. ---- --77---
g -: =: y ';,g: s9sn5 GoDv1s1. aqgl 4
III g Fssssa eAa Tor ~ MI yhss 3 shs
ssls-tf ". ass HiS6 q. SCI. SS9.. !
,tefsss s'taytsassfsA sc t1ffsa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-22

ran cement, costing but 10, while n may be Worth
$3.50. No Partially eho~n ~
We wish 20 Immediately dispose OF the above
magnificent stock tertifcates. naming the srti
oles. are placed in sealed envelopes and we'll
mixed: Holders are entitled to the articles name
on their ceruncate; upon pay ment OF $40, whether
IT be Watch worth $3.50 or one worth lees The
return OF any OF our certificates entities you 10 the
artcie named thereon. upon payment, irrespect-
I've OF Its worth, aNd article valued less than
$40 named on any certificate, it will ct once be
No LoreTy bat Straight forecard legitimate
Transaction, tchtoh may BE- participated
an eren ~ the most JastidtOxs,
single Certificate will be cent by mail, post
paid upon receipt Of Is cts. five for 81 eleven fer
Sf,thirty three and elega ant premium for SIS ri 4
hundred and most superb Watch for els. To
agents or those Wishing employment this 10 Q rsre
Dess, duly authorized By the 6overnment, and
spen &c q The n most ca sfal scr otiny. Try as
ap 70 2et 16l Broadway, New York.
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LOST AND FOUND.

and . tn :n on sts street. s:..s;n
TN. light hair within. The nnoef will be suits-
~ and q :slss goa 9th ',s; .s
osI-Gsins from street, near 7Oth, 20 cor
a1 = nsr Of 18th and 1; on Saturday, P0OKEr-
Tsssfasa s. leaving i n a. soo ss
MoEEY LOsT.-On Sunday forenoon, be-
cs.reS SDss s.ss o. ash 81 aud
about SHeIail the earthly possession of PEG.
q u,on l.s yinsEhs amour. si tn: osuTist once,
SeoIselown. ap97-,t'
X UHAWAY From the Northern Liberty Market
ieit eye blind isit hind fOss little white had on
1t. corner Of 5ih and E... Capitol fS .trss;..
CAM .i1Is. TO TIM T / ERE .dEEnIsEs or TAI SUB.
and belly: The owner Is requested to come Tor
ws.d. prove propsr,y pay CHARGES, and tsks her
sfs A oSSoSS' ''h street r .: : s ns.r
I osT.In GeOTgetovn, on the morning Of the
street. BETWEEN EssSnsteous az Lana On Gay
0SpeIess. between Cay end sridse; A suitable
Prus Store OF RiTSH me M r o. the
Hall, 6eoreetown, D. q. ap 2o1E
$40 kssWAaD.s,Slsa a 91 shs night q TIE
@aOe an tail: scar On he rishs uSper i'm, loeSs
". on uef beCk where Ine cart saddle
works. The above reward will be paid for bis
reteIn 20 WM DAVIS, near Marlboro road. four
S Ss1s. ;:t COUNTY s.'' sd Branch Bridge; s'
0sL.on sh. nerSi.s Of ls,e ip.t.ot, small
be returned to 2l0 n street, between 18TH snd
Hth, 90 viii De paid and no questions asked
Srcss .s S 8; q, .s q p:
ysars; had on when lost, Q pair Of niIsc psnts-
looms, patched on both knees, blue stockings,
and 2 light SLOUGH ed hat. Any iaformstion can
BE lett et the first Ward Station house. APIS sts
OeT-From the person Of the late I, B. Moses,
Il at the e. plosi on 81 the Oily Post one. On Che
american WATCH, A.o. either burned or Loot
% same tine. goo. IL is presumed that the
watch was picked no By ooe of the crowd Who
visited the scene Of the disaster The full value
OF the watch will be given On its return. lib
sral reward will be paid to any one giving In
formation Leading to recovery Of vatch er money.
apIsst- asa street.
Il Oef-Atthe National Theater, or between
~ there and WtIlsrd,s. last evening. . BR ACl-
LII married IN. a, p 70 B. B., BIRTHDAY Gin.
1855 /" The finder will be liberaiiy rsVsrdsd nv
leaving the same at Wiflardb Hctel. Re p II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-22

GREAT WATCH SALE.
~ on THE POPULAR ONE PRICE PLAN,
Gic,RE srtTy Patron a HdHdSo,,,e aud R,lioLy.
Watch for The iour Price Of Ten DoiLogSs
WITHOUT REGARD To VALUE.
And NOT 10 be pau f0r unless Perfectly SAT-
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EIBsT WARD SOCIALS -
Il MAsQUERADE BALL, -
ODD-FELLOws' HALL,
Seven I'll street, betw cen d and X sts
On TUESDAY. April q, 1917,
FOR THE
BENEFIT OF THEIR LIBRARY

BENEFIT OF THxIB LIBRARY.
81 Tickets, admitting Gentleman and Ladies
One Dollar. aplT- So
Persons buying q ticket for this Ball will re
ceiye . CEN pltmentsry ticket to our Annual
Pic Mic.
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1u FkOM NEW YORK nSH
the sfesWeI JOHN GIBSON will Ef0N
iesve new York for Alexandria, Wash -6ND
inaton and Geor setovn. on SATURDAY.. Arm
Zth, .f At, ? m. from Pier 2s, East River. Ship
The steamer Z. q KNIGHT viii land her good,
At J. Bartholowt yharfto- morrow tuesday j
Conslgnees Will send for their goods. The above
for New York. =
ap 32-5t I W THOMpSoN
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-01-01

Tho iirst arufi-ial globe ever made
was the work OF Ira IL. Hill of ST. Albnns,
in 1911. ....
DEA1lI OF A CENrENARIAN.-Mr.
Thomas Still, aged one hundred years and
six months, citizen Of Shndgatc, died in
that town ON the 10Th inst.
ENpowMENT-We see it stated that
Thad. Stevens of Pennsylvania has endow-
ed a professorship of moral and intellectual
philosophy in the Vermont University.
Russell w. Collier of Worcester,
hung himself in Mason Whceler's barn at
Calais, Friday, after an unsuccessful at.
tempt TO commit suicide by cutting his
throat, few days before.
The deaths in the state for 1856
numbered 5293, 074 more than the aver
age of the eight preceding years, the births
numbered 4123, and the marriages 11O4.