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Messrs Grimanltk Co q Iodized syrup Of Horse Rad
shIhe Iodzed Syrup Of HORSE Ksdish Of hess drasnt
Co. Chemists 20 H. L H. Prince Napoleon, At Paris 70
svnys szccedanous Cod Liver OIL and the
beat treatment follow IN Lyuphafic and scsfnous saso
ora well In vsrisns Cutaneoua Diseases The public
sdcrs b. Professor Kstznsk extracted from TIE Chsrlsps
Journal AZ Vienna well she letter addressed % Aesr
rnanlf Co. By his Exceiency the French Ebassedor Il
Vienna The high reputation q this learned Doctor
tits - foIlovs: 80 - = =. .
Grirnauts Icdsed Syrup Of Horne Rsdsh NOD n fIs
elementary and eaas;lc state s9t N ths state sa
Ced Liver OH n : t.s..s.. - 4. :. -
fEianed) NIrCxEf kLxr1rsk
Chemical Insy1er = he Law Courts At Vienna Hospits
Chezuin. L and K Do WIKDzs
Professors Of Chemistry.
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ReIoxx WnIfinr O~ders.

Ship Pontiac skiIlings from Hsvre, in ballast, to
Meeker. Knox &co
Shin q Richardson, Oliver. from Montevideo,
in ballast, to Lowell Bailey
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Be,ow COMING Up.

schr Union, Wilson, from Corpus Christi. to H E
Woodhouse
scbr A Leveritt. from liverpool, -, from
Brazos Santiago, to Woodhouse
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Olive Branch, Jones, from Cairo.
Ezra Porter, Lee. from Jefferson.
q Brown. Bassett. from Lower Coast.
Shark. Coll. from st Louis with barges.
Cleona. Patterson. from Floyd.
Vipo. Norton, from Alabama River-Basin.
Lizzie Hopkins, Roots, from Jefferson. q
Iberville. Gross, from Bayou Sara.
Nina SHINES. Greathouse, from Lockport.
Robt Lee, Cannon, from Vicksourg.
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Warins intelligence.

ft+ cnFscrsr OFFICE, No. "a CAN'T srREzr,
Tuesday. April 7, 1868.
~ a Cleared Yesterday. ~ filf.
Br steamship Alice, Tuition, for Liverpool,
~ i.'a s' J Fl Ashbridge IL Ocean
Steamer Kellogg. Montgomery, for Peoria, H..
~ 800 : - 90 ~ - ro Master
BIZ ship Allan, Locke, for Liverpool,
- --r John G Robinson
Ital bark Colombo, Orero, for Genoa.
Creevy Nickerson eco
Schr Fontainbleau, whiting, for Sabine Psss,.
- Goldenbow Kelley
schr Texana, Taylor, for Pensacola, Master
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Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Austin, Farwe, from Rockport, Tex,
10 Chas A Whitney &co-lst district III
Bark Neversink. Weeks, from Liverpool, FEB ist'
to Lowell Il Bailey-Point
schr Anna c Leverett. Squire, from Brazos San
tiago, to master-Point rrarrsrr I
rowBokTs.
Heroine. Brown, from the Passes-Towed down
ard to sea- 3lst ut. ship GleDlyon and schr
+ Nv Travers- Brought up bark Neversink and
schr Leyeritt
Harry Wright, Wright, from the Passes-Wen'
down light Brought up brig Pablo and schrs
Serene and ] A Halleck \
STEAMBOATS,.
Belle Lee, McGill, from Louisville.
Ri, Hodge. Montgomery, from Shreveport +
+, Frank Pargoud, Tobin, from Opachifa City.
Lucretia, Davis, from Mobile-Basln.
Mary. Carroll. from Mobile-P RI
a C Brown. Bassett. from New River Land
Aloe Radovich. from Lower Coast.
Duck, -, from Pearl River.
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9 r. Financial and commercia, articles In
Supplement-
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sp brig Pablo, Deres. from Havana, to PUG Bros
~ I'D district $500. ....,s-.
schr Julia A Halleck from Ssgus lie Grande, to
Villarubia- I'd district Is
Schr Srene, Jones. from Charleston, U, TO
O'Brien Hall-Point
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UFHA IGRWTpek STR AM8HIf8 A
----------- - 1rA
-..c.- -,-r . var. srrAxEas.
narvrnro0 AND rNp1AroLA-THE
We. n.we...l, o Harris 4 .s:..:
xssb..<.....S{ssss q sssesrsa,
Jesepks.e' III. $3.50
J. ". HAwIHohrh' oom"
WIN san On WEDNESDAY. April 'tn' ~
For freight or passage spp'y 20
oHAs. = 20 80 a. &C. S,ss 80
.-,,.,,. an order ~, from the ofice.
To- = -~v -rV..
FoH rsx ~ s." : =
rs t.ass ta
INSIDE BxHw1crs BAT ROUTE,
xKv oRrEANa oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
-" KAmRoADs tff1 ID 4
Sc p; 1 Es5 s01s s .sIosr ~ and
the train leaving the AgeIs Depot 81 A. arriving -
norr... CAPTAIN >. n. LEWIS
..... % B, h.d ana STAT. room. secured un O'Clock
kUUA aye n
Iousss Rsiresd Company. No. e Canal street, At shs
4 q W. BA1IkY. see.rlnssnosn.
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sle 81 r = - = =, - : - -
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) y eea, ~ ~ s, tt
THE rhiAADA1rAi A
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Suhnasa, INA tons. -oaps r =. 49,.
nosr OF kha Unlsn. l2O1 tons. Capt T. -
To sail SATURDAY. April 18th. atsr.M
- -..--.-..., --' a. s .l.tf ,e4tt
star Of the VnioH.
V ~s.- = 1900 : S. I..sso,
ssu.r.. = sseva
CABIN Passage = Havana.
Through fcksts 70 New York Baltimore sno oosson
yos freight pazsasA having splendid s'esmnooa-
49, spply - 49, .-xrrxv,.o~ = m
e S,s~o,a.,st s<rses
7
CENTRAL AMERICA
.HosDuRAA
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EoA sAA'
r~.a. wind.
4 IA d. ssf.t. l. r WoRRII.I. Oommsnder
- = w. !" "N''''- s'''''' -
BROOKS MACDONALD = 90. Agents.
Tns TRADE WIND esn.sess With the steamer kn's''F''
=---- ---------
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.s-s a..s s.rrxa FROM NEW YORK
xsrch 9Th and 2ssh.
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:, ,s a., An s.s Nay ''' '''n "' ''
For further information address
III West street. New York
w.H. WEBB, President; cHAs DANA, Vice Prssidsu
| ofcs "a Exchange fi~ce New York 80
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Il 8JEAU8OAJ0-.-8JG
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trsfC 41N f,.'. o,ar- lfts.-r II
} ~ PRANK HICKS Master. ~. HOWARD. Clerk
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NOR JEFFERSON, sHREyEPORT GRN
II Bayou. G. and Ecure. st. Maurice. Ootile. Aiexsnf
Norman'r. Barbins. and ali ntrmsdiste landings The
and very light draft steamer Lizzie Hopkins, y
Reots master Sam Lawson, clerk, viii Leave above.
frsight or passage apply on nosId OF a. ~
80 VfkBURN kLOPD. 80 Crsvier sfrc<
W. NJ SURLs, 10 New Lesce stfes
S-Freigtt taken 81 high wafer rates. u.
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REGULAR RED RIVER LINZ PACKET.
LAAvss on WEDNESDAY,. ssh insk. a. or.H
EoR sHREvSPORT, LoGGy BAYOU. GRAN
Bayou, Biair's Landing. Grand Eeore' canpte
Maurice. Month Cane River. cotie. Aexspdna Nernls
Bsrbin's and all intermspiste landings-1he No 4
wheel passenger steamer
h. L. Hodge No. ..
p. @. MONTGOMERY. Master; FERD. v. cELLos, 9 =
win leave Hs above For fret ht passage apply OH bee
or to sINNorT A ADAMS. Is Commercial Pl.a
GEO, ID. Hi1E. Agent, " Tchoupitoulas 4
WIN. NJ. suRLs. l6 New Levee street
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TOWBOATS r.
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAr ASSOCIATION
TIME UNDFRsaRNED. WISHING TO EsFAB
han equitable and uniform rate OF fowage AID 20 ner
Greater facilities shipping leaving this
oort, have combined the following Towbosts;
ECLIPSE LINE
Switzerland, Levinfhaa. Gladiator and
Perry. p H'IIr4
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Harry wright and sentinel.
~ sttaal LINE.
Achilles. Thos- a. Morgan, Equator. W
bash. Norman, Republic, Tecumseh
wfeaco ard Reliance.
IRE number aud power the above ass,csted Line Of
guarantees that nb detention viii occar either At
'A' 80 " - PETFR MACY. Eclipse LIMA
| -at 49,. 81. b. SCHNEIDER a zUBEtB ER
Harry Wrieht Line
| EDWARD A YORKE& CO., Line.
Associated Ofice IS CareDdelet street up stairs
~ ]. g. NOR, ROSS.
n CHAS. FifzESRITER.
! SO .s-iir Ls-ss Agents.
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a BOOK WITHOUT a MAKE.
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KOUrS's THROUGH LINE
LEAVES EvEkS SATURDAY.
R0E JEFFkKsON AND suREvEPol
Direcl-1e U s. mail steamer
Lafourehe.
BEN. B. KoUNs. Mast1
WI leave as above -Returnirg Leaves Shreveport q
Passes .Graad Bay "a every WEDNESDAY at p NJ
fssseSGfand Ecoro every wEDrEsDAf niahf
Passes Alexandra every THURSDAY as12M
Passes Norman's LRndir ~ Y n bhspAf At ~. Y
Passes Macth Red river every THURSDAY ats n
Passes Baton Rouge every THURSDAY NIGHT a.
Tine 80 md from Marshall aud Jefferson, tnree and
~ 1' q. L KoUss a BRO. 50 Common ssrs-
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.
60 Leaves EvERy SATURDAY. n5P
EOK GRAND ECsKE, ST MAURICE. M
sgmery, twiil take freight for III landings the
Dien) Cosile. Alexandria >ornan's. Bsrbm's, and Al
mediate landings lv take freight for Shreveport ard
mediate landings rerhppine a. AlezsndrislThe nssI
magnificent sidewhcel passenger steamer
ss. Nicholas.
JOHN DowTY. MI
Lou. Clayton and 7. J. Do~fy, Cerks. .-'.'
VIII leave shove For freight passage apply I'd
ort WINBURk. a LORD. 60 Grsgie =
The NJ Nichols VII take freight with passen| ~
Coast Landings a. high the mouth Of ned Re00s
viii be on the lancing 20 receive freight es4 ..-0
morning Az
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an'asax aMED1PHAs- .sr
REGULAR MkuPHIs THURSDAY PACKET.
lion - - RHIo, NAPOLEON. GREENV1LLE,
L vcbsburg Matches. Bayoa Sara bstou Rouge and al
intermedist< landings The hnc packet Gov.
Alien, John SMOKER, master vii, leave above.
necsing vickseurE with Ysxco ana sunhover btvef
packets and Napoleon with Arkansas River packcts
Fer freight or passage spply on board or 70
SIhHOTT ADAMS. Is commercisl Place
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-21
ntarriaees.

Oo Tuesday evening last. the 18th in
s,sn, by the Rev. &. Wissler, Mr..
UTRiam Engie. Jr., to Miss N. E, Sta,
leu. daughter Of Mr.. Jacob W. s'sIey' SII
of this county.
o. The happy couple vii! please 'e'
ceot our thanks for lot Of choice bFine
cake received. May their future lives be
pleasant and prosperous.
On 9Th inst, by Rev. Mr.. TrapneIl'
Lieu. p. r. Marshall. Of Jefferson
county, Va, to Miss I.G, daughter o.
Capt. Fl. Boreler Of Frederick county
Nd. CFrederick papers please copy
rs. Again we were remembered upon
an interesting occasion. and received 4
lot Of choice cake from the happy bride.
May their expectation. Of happiness be
fully realized.
in Trinity Church, in his place on
Thursday morning last, BY The Rev. 1.
w. Andrews. DR.. John H. Bscken,
j0ugA. Of Sbarpsburg, Md TO Miss
Mamie Douglass, only dsgghter OF The
late Rev RoberI Douglass.
Atihe residence OF /. B. Barton, Esq
on the llih inst. by Rev. MagrudeT
Maury. Nh Darid Ho,reH, Jr.. Of
Charlesiown, to Miss .HGry BfrkG'ey'
onlv daughter Of the lale Gen. Thos. h.
Bous. OF FrederCksbur
IL b.,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-21

&C. Now READY In the Southern
Homc Journal, for sale by all newsdeal-
ers. Mrs. Wlns,anley's great story, en-
titled. The PEASANT Girl Also, the
CRUISE OF THE SIX HUNDRED, by Maj.
W. W. Goldsborough. The account he
gives Of the horrible suffeIngs and priva-
mons inflicted upon Six hJndred Conlede.
rs,e officers, who were sent, in 1864 from
Font Della Hafe 10 Gen. Fosters depart
ment III the Sou,h. for retslistory pur-
poses, is almost beyond human belief
but there are still many living witnesses
to he facts Everything We have ever
READ Of brutality TO prisoners during the
war pales before This, which causes US an
Involuntary shudder. Truly there is
Wiz who has Eecn overlooked. The
Southern Home Journals published at
Baltimore, Md by John Y. Slater, al The
low price OF SO per snnUm and should
receive the support Of all who desire 10
foster Southern literature. Send for a
samIl e COPY.
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Dr0tI)s.

SuGIcnly. at her residence IN this
place, % Wednesday night last, Mrs.
.NQrgurd Cr0w!, widow Of The LATE Wm.
II. Crowl, in the 52od year of her age.
Near DuniclIs. Jefferson County, W.
Va. on The IOlh instant, Mr.. Simon p,
SuUd,r. SON OF Mr.. Abraham Snyder,
aged 81 years, 9 months and 3 day..
Mot ny viii, but Thine be done, o
Lord"
eve miss thee, Brother dear,
We never can forget thee-never.
Thy name oft calls the parting tear,
Twas hard such ties as ours 10 sever.
And now we're left a broken band,
Aud our circles lonely without thee
We may not clasp our Brothers hand;
His happy smiles no more wen see.
Dearest Brother thou has, left Us,
And tn, loss We deeply feel
But 't.s Go! that has berrlt u,
lie can all our SORROWS heal.
But again We hope 10 meet thee,
Where no farewell tear IS shed
And in heaven we hope to greet thee,
Where no parting word /, sand
l.. y. J..
On the ooh ult, in Narlinsbnrg, Dan.
ici Noics, aged ~ years and 3 days,
In DarkesyIie, on The 3rJ inst, Mrs.
HeiSfcr Bado in tie SSH year Of her
age.
On Saturday last. at his residence near
Mycrs,oyH, in This comfy, Mr.. UiHiam
H. Nye1s, OF Joseph, in iht 37lh year Of
his age.
At K,srncysvilIe, in his county, on
Wednesday last, Mr. JOHN Brown, aged
about u ears.
10 Nsruu,burr, on the 9th io,lanl, ia
cob Henry (Ro5er0 1ifiO,c, in the 49th
year ui h,s age.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-21

o. "DEMOREsT's MoNTHLy.-The
ChrIs,mas number Of this admirably con-
Quoted magazine is out, snd is really a
gem. The fashions are profuse. The con-
tents, literary and artistic, of The bighes,
class. There is beautifully illustrated
Household department. music. aud each
worth the cost OF the magazine. We DO
no, see low any lady can afford to be
without it. 1t has, moreover, none OF
the fivoli,v of the ordinary class OF fash.
ion magazines, but much OF the high tone
and sensible. practical characters OF the
tes, European Mon,hlrss. Subscribe Tor
il. SO per year. with premium. Pub
lished al 473 Broadway, \. Y.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-21

to- "rusy SAy."-"They say is a
fool. Don'I mind it, Ii cant hurt you.
If you are truthful, correct, homes, man or
woman, what does talk and totrle concern
you They say" this, that and l'oIher.
Very well, lie, them say. Trulh isn'I
made oul Of fslsehood. TIE thing cant
possibly inJure you. Ia The long run
and everything runs as long as it can
the good and true triumph. Gossip
small or large-oever does any real iujd-
ry excrp, that It's subjects take it up in
earnest; and no lrue man or woman ever
wants to wade in The filthy water. Don't
lie, "lhey say have the slightest Influence
over you. lfi's TUE and bad, correct
yourself if is false, let it 60.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-21
BALTIMORE MARKET.

FLOER-Howard Sree Super 6 so
aS7 90; 90. High grades 0 O0aslO.0O :;
90 Family 10 50stlI so.
UHEAT-ChoIce white sold al ~
40; gooi 70 prime al 25sS2 35-oI
red, prime Maryland sold al 2 25as2 80;
good al 2 l0aS2 Is
CORN-Old .hle sold al 8 0s, and
new al 67s92 cls-oId yellow sold al
| 1881 10, AMI new sold At 03ssl 0s.
GOLD-Guld i. quoted in New York
at 35s and in Bslumo:e al 1855.
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To the Public,

T1AVING cold ny Stock OF Goods 10
q Henry Wursrland Of Baltimore, !
would respectfully return my hanks for
tie liberal patronage extended re IN the
past, and ak Tor him continuance Of the
same.
nov II g. W. MISPELHORN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-21

&C. 4 recent mail brought us an Invi-
,suon lrom Mr.. II. +. HelmbylJ, 10 be
presen, al HE re.openirg Of his great drug
establishment, No. 594 Broadway, New
York. Mr. II. ass splendid establish
menl, adgeGiises his medicines TO the ex-
tent q! $500. zoo. and as q consequence
is becomlag INN nseIy rich Success 10
such enterprise,
az, s. NJ. Pe,ung,a & Co., he enter
pTising newspaper agents, propose TO
CONN cree the publication in New York,
about the first OF January, Of a weekly
rur,! and family paper, to be called the
"Nearlh and Home" The only otjec-
rionsbl, feature we see in the affair is.
,hs, ,ae Home end Fucsids Depart
mcn.. Nil be .uijrc 10 the supervision
o(N!s. Harriet BeecheT Stowe, who will
also conr,tu'e regularly TO every num-
tcr." NJ. Stowe has given indi'Puta'
bio evilruc. Of her capacity az slanderer
and we csrnol commend anything 70 The
Sau.htrn reader with which she is con-
npcled.
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Books in great =,

MEMORANDUM Books in great Va.
N riely, at Billings
nov 81 Drug Sore.
NLAVORING ExUscis.-BelFs, D..
I Wis. and MiIleI's, Butne"'s, Exracs
of Vsnella, Lemon. Strawberry, Orange
and grea, variety of others. for sale 81
Billings
nov 81 Drug Sore.
nIARIES for ls69-The largest sui
y best selected lot OF Diaries ever OLE.
ed 10 this community. Over 50 varieties
at novel Billings Drug Store.
lust received. .plendid lot Of So.
y nonery, Blank Books. &C., at
nov 81 Billings DrOg Store.
TINGARI BiI!er-. at
q nov 81 Billings Drog Store.
1ORr WINE. in bottles, siIcndl a..
< tc!e. for sale at Killings
nov 81 Drug Store.
OVERCOATS -Bea,er, PelcFsa5u,
" Cashmere. Engil,E Cloth and Cas.,.
neite Overcoais, Ioi SAFE oy
nov II G. ". Mspeihorn, Agent
TRUNKS. Ladies Lesther Dress,
Black Crow. Dress Crow, Paper
Crow, and Pa'erl Folio TTunks, also
Hand Trunks. YsIses, Satcheis, By
nov II e. ". Mspeihorn, Agent.
YIEAVY Cloih and Lindsey Capes, all
& sly les and qlallues Il Hats, fire
brand Golden Leaf Chewing Tobacco.
Umbrellas, India Rubber Cosls, laies,
styles Goats. Pants and Vests, by
nov II &. u MiSpclhorn, Agent
7 AIDES Morocco. krd. Calf and krp
l. Shoes; also Gents Boots, Shoes, GaI.
ter> agd Brogens, by
nov II G. n WspeihOrn, Agent
IF YOU are looking for cheap goods aua
! 30 not Know where to hnd them, Jusl
drop mlo HCKmDER'- where you viii
End Clothing, Hats and Caps. Boots ana
Shoes. Notions and Furnishing Goods,
al prices to please.
nov IL OAK HAIL
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-21

&C. An exhibition By the colored Sab
bath School will be held on Monday
nigh, rexl, at the African Church Of this
place. Peter Hodge will deliver a Tenn
uerance Address al. the same time.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-21

AZ banner REsENTATIoN The presenta-
ton cr a Banner 10 Potomac Council No. .,
Friends of Temperance, by the Ladies belong
ing to that order, on Thursday evening last,
proved to be very interesting affair. The Or
der was in full regalia, attended by invitation
by Excelsior Lodge, No. 04, Good Templars,
who were also in full regalia. 4 number Of
Ladies belonging to these orders, were also in
full regalia, rendering tic occasion more inter
cstiug. The Banner was presented by Miss
Florence Harp, in a neat and appropriate ad-
dress, which was received by Capt. W. il. Nor
row in an eloquent, chaste and well-tlmed ad-
dress Of some length. Rev. Mr.. Coe, oi;he VI.
L Church. South, also entertained the audi
erce for some time upon the frivOhtIes and
ba-eness of intemperance. Another interest
ing feature on this occasion, was the prcsenta-
ZION OF beautiful Sash, by q d. McGlincy, in
behalf Of the donor, Mrs. Louisa Chapline, wife
of Mr.. Isaac Chapline, to the Council, which
was received by Capt. Morrow i'll behalf Of the
Council, in a very neat and appropriate address.
The Barncr is a handsome one, artistic and APP
proPrio,c, manufactured by Sisco Bro,
Charles Street, Baltimore, bearing the inscrip-
tions presented by the Ladies TO Potomac
Council, No. >, Friends of Temperance, of
Shepherdstown, W. Va" and Gath Temper
ance and Charity" The Hall was crowded to
excess, ard the occasion, altogether, proved to
be Of much interest. The Order is prosper!ng,
and We trust It may be The means of accomplish
ing much good
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-21

&yp Tue mcmJ rs & the s. S. N, a.,
are requested 70 mee. at the Soldiers
tCeme'ery en- Wednesday afternoon next.
at 2 o'clock, and Put up The headboards
.ha; lave been prepared,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-21

O. An unexpected visitors deep
snow-,hs 6ris, of the sesson--appesred
in our midst on Friday morning lg.t.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-21

a. DALTlMoRE COMMERCIAL 1t al
fcrls Us much pleasure to notice The en-
lsracmenl and improvement Of the Bill
more Evening Commercial. II is one OF
the best publications in tie eiy, lis co.,
umns shounJing with the latest news Of
ihe dsv. as well as its editorial columns
filed viii Sterling and able articles from
the gifted pen Of Mr, Wales. The News
ard Literary departments are also gotten
np in fine tat" by cur particular tiend
James Cherry, Vrs!nian by bir'F, and
ane Of tie bes, new>psper men in The
ci,v. We commend he Commercial to
al wishing 6r., class city paper.
i1za Do you want TO stop Chewing to-
bacco }! II you DO, go 20 Billings
Drug Store end get box Of DR.. Buriln's
Tobacco An,lo,e, only so cents a box:
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-21
500 Bush. of w heat,
500 bus. yellow Corn
200 bus. White Corn

and many articles not mentioned.
TERMS-Whest, Corn and tie Beef
Cssb, and all Gums under $40 cash. Tea
months credit on all Gums OF md over
$40, with bond and approved security.
Unless TIE cash paid day OF sale interest
will be charged. Sale to commence at
10 o'clock.
JAMES ". GLENN.
st The sane lime and place, | will sell
the crops Of wheat. rorn. eats and hay
now upon the Gap VIew farm adjoining
Capt Glenn place, viz :
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-21

JUST received another supply Of Mems
y Heavy and Cali Bools. women's Mo-
rocco and Calf Shoes. Of the beet qnsiiiy
tina, can be bought in the eastern market.
nov | j. y. TIE hiNO.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-21
Che 0lNrkrts.

ShepherdSt0Wn Market.
Corrected rsskly by u. S. Rer.teh.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-21

CHAWLS.-Lsdies Double Cashmere
= Shawl. for ga Single and double
Shswls. Breakfast Sbs~ls. and large
assortment Of Hosiery. by
novII &. ". MispsIhorn, Agent.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-21
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Personal Property !

Having rented my Farm, vii sell At
public sale, near Doflield's Depot
On Thursday, 10th Of December,
nexl, the following personal properly con-
slsllug Of
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-21

Gen. GRANT AT NEsr PrIST Gen.
Grant, accompanied by his wife and bro
lher.ln Jaw. Ger. Dent. arrived at West
Poinr an Saturday afternoon. At Tsuy-
town, Peek>kilI and Other places, large
cfoWd- had assembled Tor The purpose Of
seeing The President elect, bot lbev were
dl:sPpoInted,Inasmuch as Ger. Grant re-
manned quietly in his seat On reaching
West Point. the distinguished visitor vas
NOS cordially welcomed By Gen. Pi,
cher, superintendent OF the post. a So
Inie OF thirteen guns was fred in honor Of
Gen. Grant, who soon after proceeded TO
the residence Of Governeur Keuble, at
Cold Spring, where he Gined. On Sun
cay the General and his escort returned
to New York city, and took quarters at
tie Metropolitan Ho'el.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-21
JAMES ". GLENN.
200 bbIs. sound Corn
50 bbls. of soft Corn
$50 bushels of Oats,
50 bushels of Rye,
5 Tons of Hay.

TERMS.-Whesi Cash; The corn. oats
aud hay, nine months credit. To be closed
by noIe.. with approved security. bearing
interest from date.
Samples will be exhibited 81 Captain
Glenn's.
a. Il. II RANSOM, Executor
IL Jas l.. Ransom.
November 81, 1863 81
Free Pres and Spirit COPY.