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HRUSTEE's SALE.

TRUSTEE's SALE.
BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
Washington County, sitting rs a court of Equity,
til. undersigned trustee will offer at public sale
in Hancock,
On SATURDAY tie I'd of Mfrc3, ne1t. q
free of the widows dover, all that farm or tract of
land late the property 81 Alton T. Moore deceased,
containg about
8 . . A II Il s,
lying about two miles from Milestone Point on the
road leading to the Little Cows
This farm is first class slate land, Of sunsde OK
po'ure and quite productive,
lis ACRES
ocwhch are clear ard the balance covered with
GOOD TIMBER. ...
Fob, The improvements consist ola
TWo-ST0RY DWELLING HOUSE,
BANK BARN,
Smoke House. and all other necessary outbuildings
with well of
NeverfaiIing Water,
near the door, together with Spring in nearly ev-
cry field There is a fine and thrifty
ORCHARD OF CHOICE FRUIT,
on the premises. There are also
TWO TENANT HOUSES,
on this land.
The terms Of sale as prescribed by the Court are
One third of the purchase money to be ! aid on
the day ofsalc, the ratification thereof and the
balance in two equal annual ingtalmcnts, from the
day of SALE the purchaser giving his rote with ap-
proved security, for said payments, and the pay
mcnt of the entire purchase money good and sui:
ficicntdccd will be executed conveying said land
to the purchaser. JOSEPH MURRAY,
Feb Il. Trustee.
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GOOD STATE OF CULTIVATION,
DUBLIC SALE. --.
III OF VALUABLE

4 or VALUABLE
u Err so N 4 l. Pro r Err Y!
Will he scid at the residence OF the subscriber,
on East Franklin street, llagcrstown near the
Brethren Church, -
On Tuesday tie GOTH day Of February inst.
the following described personal property, viz:
SIX HEAD OF WORK HORSES
including Brood Mares, with fml, good
plough leaders, 4 riding and driving horse, !
.two-ycar old Colt. .- e.. ~. -
T WO FINE MILCH COW S,
two Coal Stoves, one Sleigh,
- - ONE. BROAD-TREAD WAGON
with Iron Axels, pair Braechincs, pair Front
Gears, sets Yankee Harness, pair Strctclers,
new Collars, Brides and lIaltcrs, sets Fly Nets,
nearly new, and other otticlcs TOO numerous to
mention. - -
Terms OF SALE.-A credit Of six months will he
given on all Sums exceeding So, Ivy the rur-
ehasers giving their notes with approved security,
bearing interessirom day of sale, hut if paid nj
maturity no interest will he charged. On all
sums under So the cash will lie required, Sale
10 communicable o'clock. DANIEL WHITE.
Feb. I 1867
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r AMP CHIEINFYS

Just received the very latest style Lamp Chimney,
Patented Jan. 1867. Call and see ticmat
Feb IL. BELLS Drug Sterc.
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DUBLIC SALE.
OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

... OF VALUABLE
q i PERSONAL PROPERTY.
by virtue of an order of the Orphans Court of
Washington County, the undersigned, Executor of
John IL. George, deceased, will sell ut Public
sale,
On Wednesday the 27M of february 1867,
on the farm of the late Jno. II. George, = mile
south of Chewsyille, Washington County, Md The
following described property, to wit:
Head of Valuable Work Horses.
among which are good Brood Mares, Zone an
Eclipse Colt No. Plow leaders, and fine fam
lily Horse;
% HEAD HORNED CATTLE,
among which are fine Mich Cows, or 5 ofthem
will b. fresh by day ofsaie.
.sg. ... TWO BULLS,
one full cross of the Devon and Durham stock,
the balance young Steers and lIeifers;
.r. Is HEAD OF SHEEP,
among which are some ful-bred Cottswcll, and
,..nss of the French Marine, full Cotswell Buck,
and one full French Marine Buck: "
llIEAD OF HOGS, 5 BROOD S0WS,.
Berkshire Balem Shoats,
GOO BARRELS OF CORN,
by the barrel, Hay by the Ton Fodder by the
bundle, also Farming Utensils, consisting of
2Four Hor agons,
one 4 inch Tread, nearly new, and in good order,
l narrow tread,
CART AND CART GEARS,
pair Grain Ladders, pair of Wood Ladders,
2 Three Horse Barshear Flows,
3 donblc and single shovel Flows, Earrows
nearly new,
1 w atFan.1 Grain Drill,
g.. Aspiring tooth Rakes, Cutting Box,
1 ON Il Ii 0RS Il S j. Il G ii
a variety of Forks, shovcls, Crowbars, Digging
Irons, Mattocks and Axes,
s" 1 Rolling Screen, Cider Press,
Hand Press, Grain Cradles and Moving scythcs, !
cross cut Saw, n lot of single and double Trees,
Fifth Chain and Sprcadcrs, Log Chain, sets of
Breechbunds, sets of Front Gears, q louscns Tin
good order, Collars, Brides, Leather Lines, Wag-
.',r on saddles,
6 SETS OF Pillow GEARS,
all in good order. Also, ....'....
SET BLACKSMITH TOOLS,
a lot of old Iron, Barrels, IIogshcad, Tubs and
Buckets Also,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
consisting of template Stoves and pipe, Cook
a Stoves and fixtures,
1CORNER CUPBOARD,
l Desk, Eight-day Clock Irsn Kettles, Bed
stead ana Bedding,
Bestcads, Rocking Settec 2 Cots, Looking
Glasses, Wash Stands,
BACON e LARD BY TIE POUND,
Tables, Chairs. 2 Reels, l Wool Wheel,
APPLE BUTTER BY THE CROCK,
and many other articles too numerous to mention.
TIE TERMS OF sam AREA credit ofsix months
on all sums of So, and upwards, by the purchaser
giving their notes with approved security; all sums
under So, the cash will be required, No property
to be removed until settled for.
ELIZABETH GEORGE, Exncutrix,
w. A. RIDDLEMOSER, Agent,
.,. JOIN d. BAcnTgLL, Auct
Jan 10, 1867,
NORTHERN ECLIPSE FOR SALE,
The subscriber will sell at the same time and
place, his Bloodcd Stallion,
"NORTHERN ECLIPSE"
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r. L MIN G TON S

200 600 fnrniohelM Tie u. S. Government.
Army Revolver, 4i-l00 in. Calibre
Navy Revolver, 36-l00 in. Ca'ibre,
Belt Revolver, Navy Size Calibcc
Police Revolver, n avy Size Calibre,
New Pocket Revolver, 3l-l00 in Calihra,
ocket Revolver, [Rjdor's pt) 31-l00 in. Calihre,
Repeating Pistol Eliot pt Inc ~ S:i2 Cartridge
Vest Pocket Pistol, No y, $685. and 81 Cartridge
Gun Cane, No, % and 20 Cartridge
Breech Loading Rife, IDEALS No 30. and IS
Revolving Riffs, 3G and 4i-l00 in Calibre
L. REMINGTON & SONS, ILtox NEW YoaK.
....-.. PRINCIPAL AGENTS.
Moore & Nichols, New York
VIM. Read a. Son, Boston
Jos. c. Grubb, 4 Co. PHILADELPHIA
Poulmey & Trimble, .. Baltimore
Henry Folsom q Co. New Orleans
Johnson, Spencer & Co. Chicago
i. NJ. Rumsey, Co. St. Louis
Albert f. Crane, San Francisco
Feb IA mo.
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IIICKLING s. cos
cpp,T sAIEoFwATGHES

GREAT SALE OF WATCHES.
IN .ho ,,n,,a- Own ~, ire rlan irving every patron
handsp,5s aud rcIiahi" watch tnr Inc low pricc of
IT, nS,iar, Wi,bont rcg,rd IN value and not to
L. Ia e. -. ,srfsctIs sstisfsctnry
W p~'~ W. ''--S' ~ $500
Solid Cold Hrntng Waches S.su 10 Sao oo
500 Magic Cased Gold Watches 2o0 TO s0o
500 Laiies Watches. knamelled ieo to SUI
l,COO Geld Hunting Chron9meter o,o
-. Watches ..--.. ill.,. $50 to 500
,0G0 Gold Hunting English Levers 2nl to 700
2. 900 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches 100 to 2eo
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REAT BARGAINS TOBEHID 4
~ LINES K-RIDLER's
Merchant Tailoring Establishment:

Merchant Tailoring Establishment:
have inst returned from the City with new
and spiendid assortment of Genuemens .r
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, .
- . m Ny stock consists of fine t..s-.
CLOTHS, cASSTNERESi & IIESTINGS,
CT Iilain aud fancy patterns, and of American,
French and English manufacture, and also line
quality of -,,t......f...,. ....
BEAVER CLOTH oVERCoATiNd,
which will be made to order at the shortest notice,
and at prices as cheap as elsewhere and perhaps
.a A LITTLE CHEAPER.
Being practical tailor of many years expert
cnce lie atterS hims-lft that he will be able To CUT
and make a suit OF clothes in a manner D..
.... SATISFACTORY TO ALL
who patronize Linn. By strict attention to baai-
ness, and determination to
.n.... PLEASE lis CUSTOMERS,
he hopes to receive continuance OF favors. ] re-
turn thanks for Ivy prosperity in tic past AMI hope
NV friends and the public generally will call ana
sac me. NV store is on soEth potomac street, near
ly opposite lIagcr's store.
Observe the name,
BE sure YOU are right +''.
Then 60 ahead.
"fhfa' JAafES KR1Dl%.
s.- Merchant Tai.
Hugcrstown, Oct. Is.
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EXTENsiYE PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY,
The subscribers will sell at public sale on tie
Farm now occupied By David Leftover, q miles
f.om Townsville on the road leaving 10 Dam
No. A.
On MondGy March All 1867,
the following valuable Personal Property to wit:
l3 HEAD OF VALUABLE WORK HORSES,
Of which are fine young mares with foal, one
FINE STALLION
wears Old, and one first rate saddle horse,
also
S HEAD OF COLTS
from to 3 years old
81 HEAD GAIT L e,
of them Mich. Cows of which will be fresh
by day Of sale.
... e. ONE FINE DEVON BULL
&c HEAD VERY FINE s HEP,
one full Cotswold Buck.
G5 HEAD OF HOGS,
Q of them valuable Brood Sows!
Brcad Tread Wagon, inch do. 2 Two horse
do. all with beds, l Four Horse Iron Bound
Sled. Screw Plate, . Barshear Flows, Double
Shovel do. Single Shovel DO Corn Covercrs,
new Grain Drill with Guano attachment, 3 ;.
Horse Harrows, l Wheat Fan, Rolling Screen
NANNY REAPER!
SGT blacksmith Tools . Pair Hay Ladders 10
Sells WAGON Gears, 10 Sets Plow Gears
large lot of Collars, Brides, and Hal
tors r Grain Cradles. cross cut Saws,
C;rindstonc, Mattecks,' Shoyels, Forks, RakCs,
AYES, &C., Breast Butt Fifth and Log Chains,
Treble, double and Single Trees, together with
oil other articles necessary to well coRdhc'ed
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of great variety of style and pattern.
LADIES S!fAWLS.

Very handsome Brochet shawls. Also, New, style
Plaid, high colors, ull wool, worth an cxaninat'h'
B4LMoaAL SKIRTS, HOOP SKIRTS, EMrRLss LRAiL
SKIRT described in the "Ladcs Book OF Fashion,
the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC or DOUBLE SPaiNG SKIRT.
Also, Hosiery. Gloves, II loda, sontags, searls,
WHISTLES, &C., Wool Flanncls, Domestic Goods, Sc.
For BOYS wear is offered Kentucky Jeans, Fac
tory Twctds, C4ssimercs, Cassin.ts and orcrcoat
ing. %. .'
In the Mems Department may be found every va
ricty and STYLE of goods calculated 10 satisfy the
most fastidiOus which, if desired, will b. made to
order and good fits substantial sewing and no dis
appointment guaranteed. 49,, ~ ,
Now is the time 10 secure Christmas Presents al
prices at least rs per cent. lower than those ruling
ten days since To prove this it is only necessary
to call, examine and price the stock of goods now
Offering at SANI'L Il. SCHiN DEL'S,
dec25 Near the Public square:
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CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
LIFE INsUR ANCE COMPANY.
or HARTFORD, CONN.
Assets over SlO,0GO, 600
Number of policy holders over .. % : 30, 900
New policies issued during the wear over l0.GG0
Receipts Tor the year over $1,000, 900
Dividend paid during the present fiscal year,
co per cent.
Total Dividends paid, over ... ''i-f $4,000, 300
Total losses paid, over Si,j0G. 900
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pUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE. ur.<e. ...-..
Will be sold at Public Sale at Montpelier 2 miles
north of Clearspring,
On Friday 22d ofFeJruary 1867,
the following property to wit:
g II E ID OF RISES,
amongst which are some good working, riding, and
harness horses.
q n is HEAD OF CATTLE,
of which are first class mich COWS, and some fine
s..s., hcifes, the balance thrifty steers,
40 HEAD OF HOGS,
90 HEAD of SHEEP
FARM WAGONS,
80. which are inch treads, in good order, pairs
Hay Ladders, Barshear Ploughs, 0 single double
and Threble Shovel Ploughs, 2 IIarrows, Grain
Rake, Grain Drill, l Reaper, Single and Double
Trees, 80 horse Chains, Log Chains 10 sets wag-
ON gears, 10 sol Plough Gears sets Double HaT-
ness, acts single harness, Brides Collars IIalters
and all other things calculated to carry extern
sivc farming; also
1FAMIIY CARRIAGE, ..
BUGGY,
sPRIHG WAGON,
iWATER WAGON,
/ SET BLACKSMITH TOOLS,
large lot of Old Iron
1000 BU UELS CORN,
.-.... 500 BUSHELS OATS,
Hay by the ton, also,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
consisting of Beds and Bedding, 6 Stoves Tables
Chris, Ward Robes. Corner Cupboard, Safe, Desk
and many other things not necessary to mention
Sale to commence precisely at o'clock on said
day, when a credit offs months will be given on
all sums of $40, and upwards, all sums under ten
dollars the cash will be required.
Jan "a, 1867. SAML SEIBERT,
CHARLES FUTTERER, Auc.
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Remember the place. On South Potomac street
one poor south ofthc Public Square.
Fob. I. JNO- D. SWARTZ.
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7 GREAT SALE OF WATCHES. =
On the popular one price plan, giving every patron
n handsome and reliable watch for the low price Oh
/ Ten Dollars! Without regard to value, anu not 10
| In En-, ,,lnsa inerfncllr saiis ctIINl
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Alarriagcs.

n. the l7th OF March. 1867, in West
Point, Georgia. by the Rev. Theodore
Ryhan, Col. b. l.. Dyer, Of lafayette,
Alabama, to Miss Ella Virginia Nesssy.
daughter OF the late Thomas He'sey, OF
Shephrrdsto w, Va.
On The l4,h instant, IN the German he
formed Church. in Sharpsburg. Md by
Rev. John A. Adams, Dir. Joshua Gregg
Gibson. formerly Of this County to MISS
Alice B. Groue. eldest daughter OF Ja'oD
Il. Grove, E-q.. Of Sharpsburg' Nc.
On Thursday evening .he 2o'h instant:
b. Rev. E. l.. Kreglo, Capt! Henry f.
Ksrn,y to Miss Ji'gSis .a!s"' "'"g"'s5
Of Mr. Edmund Al en-, near Leelo"n' all
OF this ccuniy.
At the Lulhcran Parsonage, in tins
place. by Rev J. F. Campbell, on Thurs
isy The 2slh inst, Mr.. Lewis l.. Fdl'r,
OF Clarke cuuny,ro Miss Rosa {. Shrech'
OF Frederick county. Va.
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5petial Nutites.
WONDERFUL BUT TRUE.

MADAME REMINGTON, the ~ofid-'e.
nowned Astrologist and Somnsmbu 'i.rie Clair
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ting place Of BIRTH age. disposition, color OF c! e
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envelope addressed to yourself. you VIII receive
the picture by return mail, together with the de-
sired information. II Address IN confidence,
MADAME GERTRUDE REMINGTON,
P.O Box 297, West Troy, n. Y.
February l6. 1867. ly
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Manhood: How Lost, How Restored.

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Sent under seal, in pain envelope, TO any
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Deatbs.
o DIT U A r y

J
On Saturday morning early. the 23rd
instant, near Shepherdsrown. Mrs. Wd1y
HenseH. wife o. b. l.. HenseIl, deceased,
aRed So wears. Mrs. Hensell was an Cs-
teenrd christian, and enjoyed the conn.
d,ner Of many devoted friends. She
VS., during different parts OF her useful
lie. tie subj ct at many sore Affections
winch she sruYe 10 bear with child
Ike Resignation To the will at bet heaven
Nv F.IhCr. Unly three weeks pHOT 10
her death. che was called on 10 mourn
the sudden removal OF her Oldest and very
Interesting daughter. And ~hen she her
ssll was tskru hence. other memhers still
al het once happy hut now greatly DIS
,rBs.r I'd family. lay PROSTATE in dangerous
lllnesr GOD have mercy on The sur'I.
wing mrm6ers OF The divided household
SID special regard 10 those who are more
particularly ID need Of The care OF tie
Fsther al orphans. H. w.
In Frederick county. Md. on Saturday.
March 2nd. Nary .HnrshnH. daughter OF
Roher. II. and M,ggie BoIeler, aged 4
mouths and days.
Heaven relaincth now our treasure,
Earth lhe lovely ca>ket keeps,
Aud he sunbeam> love TO iInger where
Our dear daughter sleeps.
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February l6. 1867.

&& A YOU'VE LADY returning to her
country home, after sojuurn OF lew months
in the City, was hardly recognised by her
friends. IN place Of coarse, rus:Ic,1ushed face,
she had soft ruby complexion of almost mar
BILE smoothness, and instead OF twenty-Ihree she
really appeared but eighteen. Upon inquiry as
10 the caue Of 50 great a change, she plainly
/ Id them that she used he CirCassian Balm,
and considered il an invaluable acquisition 10
any Lady'S toilet. BY its use any Lady or
Gentleman can improve theiT personal appear
ance an hundred fold. Il is simple in IT'S com
binalion, as Nature herself is simple, yet unsuF-
passed in its efficacy in drawing impurities
from, also healing, cleansing and identifying the
skin and complexion. BY its direct action on
the culicie it draws from it all It's impurities,
kindly healing the same, and leaving the sur
face as Nature intended it shoU!d be, clear Sol''
smooth and beautiful. Price 81, sent by Mall OF
Express, on receipt of an order by
w. l.. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No. West Fsyette ST.. Syracuse. y. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale OF the
same, February l6, ls67.-ly
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Trustees Sale !

ny Virtue OF Deed Of Tru't executed
. by Hector Bell for the benefit OF Hsr-
ri.on Lloyd. dated I4Ih DAY Of February,
1867. and now OF record IN the Reeorders
Office. in ShepherdsIown, Jeferson com
", w. Va. will proceed to sell on The
tsrm Of Wm. A. Morgan, mile south oi
ShepherdsIoWn, on
Saturday, goth Of March, inst,
All the Interest Of the said Hec-
tor Bell, being one-half OF the
growing Crop of Wheat, on
about so Acres of Land,
The pprrhsssI 10 cut. lhresh and deliver
he Landlords share.
&C. TERMS CASH.
Sale to take place al IL o'clock. NJ.
JAMES OSBOURN,
Trustee.
The above ssle 10 made with my con.
semi. HECTOR BELL.
March Q, 1867. ~
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100000.
FOR ONE DOLLA Ar,

FOR ONE DOLL R,
which they need not pay until il is known what
is drawn and It's value
THE .9MERiC.4.N JEWELERS. .4SSO-
CLIFTON calls your attention TO the TACT OF
its being the largest and most popular Jewe"!
Association in the United States The buSl-
ness is and aIwsys has been conducted IN The
n ost candid ard honorable manner. Our rap
idl, increasing trade Is sure guarantee oil the
appreciation OF our patrons for this method oil
obtaining rich, elegant and costly goods. The
sudden stagnslion of trade IN Europe, owing 10
the late German " ar and recent disastrous
financial crisis in England, has caused tie lall-
ure Of large number Of JeweIry Houses IN
London and farls, obliging them to sell their
goods at a great sacrifice, IN some instances
less Than one third The cost OF manufacturing
We have lately purchased very largely OF these
Bankrupt Goods at such extremely low prices
that we can afford 10 send away finer Goods
and give better chances to draw the most val
liable prizes than any other establishment DO
rnc similar business OUR 3Lu IS III
PLEASE, aud we respectfully solicit your pa
tronage as we are confident of giving the Ut
most satisfaction During The past year we
have forwarded a number OF the most valuable
prizes 10 all parts of the country. Those who
patrODlZC US VIII EcCClhc tlC lull fdluC VI Nh0''
money, as no article on our list Is worth less
than One Dollar, retail, and there are no
Blanks. Parties dealing with Us may depend
on having prompt returns, and the article
drawn will DC immediately sent 10 any address
by return mail or express.
The following parties have recently drawn
valuable prizes from the American Jewellers
Association, and have kindly allowed the use
Of their names:
Charles J. Hunter, Esq, Treasury Depart
ment, Washington, ID. c., Piano, value S3O0
Miss Anna G. Yates, So ST. Marks Place, n.
Y, Sewing Machine, value SIS; Brig. Gen. L..
l.. Hanson, u s. Vols Nashville, Tenn, Sill
yer Tea Set value Sl5a; Miss Emma Hunter,
63 Front Street, harrisburg, Pa, Sewing Ma
chine, value $50; Lieut.Coonel Waller Chit
lenden, Quartermaster, Louisville, Ky, Gold
Watch, value Sl50 VIM. S. Hanes, 241 Mig
street, Charleston, S. c., Silver Watch. value
$50; Alexa! der Johnson, Esq, Editor -Na'kd-
tser Pioneer, Muskateer, Mimi, Ladies Enam-
elled Watch, value $780, Samuel Lee, Esq,
Preside nj Colorado and Red Bank Mining Com
pany, San Francisco, Cal, MelodeoD, value
5000; Aaron s. Long, Esq, Principal EiLhart
! Collegiate Institute, Elkhart n. j., Diamond
Pin, value 5000; X. NJ. l.ongstreet, Monigom-
cry, Ala, Music Box, value SIS; Rev. Isaac
Van Duzer, Albany, N. Y, Gold Lined Dining
Set, value $500; Miss Clara Lucuguer, Dayton,
Ohio, Pianoforte, value $500, ard Diamond
| Pin, vaiRe Sl15.
MANY names coNd be placed on the List, but
we publish no names without permission Onr
patrons are desired to send United States Cur
rency when it is convenient.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-30
Internal Revenue
NOTICE.

CCORDlNG to the lale Revenue Ac,
IA il becomes necessary that | SHOULD
assess the Revenue Tax for 1866 and CT,
during The month Of March. | am ,hore-
fore ready to take all assessments for the
above years. and all the citizens Of JefIer-
son county will prepare themselves &C.
cordingly. Applications for licenses, The
Assessment, Of Incomes. Gold Watches.
&C., &c. for the years above named, are
required TO be made. A penalty Of 25
per cent will be added if persons do not
make prompt and proper rernrns,
w. l.. BENNINGTON,
Assistant Assessor, lth Division.
2nd District, West Va.
March 90, 1867. 3"