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Marine Disasters.


STEAMSHIP MAnNtoS lies before reported. The New
xCrk @ ny have largo force Of men and
BARK ALEETAA cable despatch TO the Merchants Ex.
change News Room Pine street the total loss Of
Ms Dsa Nov r New YORK he
sdSssr, isss S75'eas Saiiea' and owned IN
BAHgJR HrAlRr, from Pensacola for Mon,evideo, put
into Halifax, Ms. 10Th ins, With cargo shifted.
on s no on &
saf SS sa Of Sss Gs Two
ss ~ nes sns % hc out
hged and unless the weather Is very favorable win DO
DYKwArrn Brouwersasvcn) Oct The bark Mary
Bird Packard from Baltimore for Rotterdam. hss
a se s SpS Il
an anchor, and would be towed up In the morning.
Miscellaneous.
STEAMSHIP GENERAL MRADr, Capt Sampson, sailed last
evening for New Orleans, having repaired the hole In her
bow by replacing the plate which when abe col.
lded with the steamer Marmon The Importance Of having
watersht compartments sking,y Illustrated bv this
disaster 40 the fore compartment OF the Gen Meade
full Of water, and In that state she steamed back Bed
locs Island where she the mud fats at high
water and when the tide rcceed the hole 10 her bow
temporarily opIed up and she OF the next tide aud
to her Dock the in the compartment dis
replaced and she her way New sound
beach. : ~ 'se'A y '''"A W.
Leays line for Chsrcston and sailed yesterday Shippers
will insure accordingly
QUICK PAssAeE-rhe bark A wyman (of Boston,, Capt
wyman, owned by Benner Co. the remarkable pas
SAGE OF - days from Bnenos Aycs Valparaiso supposed TO
be the shortest passage ever made.
LAUNcHyD-AtMt Desert eth inst, By ~ whitney, 6ne,
naunch little schooner OF tons, old measurement called
the Al whitney.
Notice to Mariners.
The Handkerchief Light Vessel No viii be moved the rst
her present position when she will lbe about third OF
mile from the southern extremity OF the handkerchief Shoa
by order OF the Lighthouse Board.
. \ BLAKE, Lighthouse Inspector I'd dist
Boston, Nov II, 1885,
NEW LIGHTHOUSE aAUGnE CAY, nsLizr, BRITISH noS.
DunAe.
Notice Ia hereby given that skeleton iron lighthouse has
been erected Nausre Cay north or Turner's GAYS and
that since tho 2 October 1885, three fixed white have
been exhibited thereon In lieu Of the lanterns formerly shown
from mast and yard ..
ighs 6Ied triangle the two side lights being
~ and the centre light 81 feet above high water. -
sw.
The upper par Of tina lighthouse painted black and the
remainder whs and tho lights be from all points Of
the compass above the trees.
The illuminating apparatus s ~ doriric lenses and the
Highs can be seen a. " mile. distance.
witch.
CPH MITCHELL, Colonial Secretary.
Colonial secretarys office, Bolzc. Oct ", s6s.
Whuiemsn.
Cleared New Pclfori 18th lnsl bark Tucker Bar
stow, ktantc DceHn.
arrived Mt Honoulu rrcyona to 2hh MI, bark Vineyard
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TIE WEATHER YEsTERDAY.-The following record
win show the changes in the temperature for the
past twcnty-four hours as indicated by the Their
mometer at Hudnuts pharmacy, 2lS Broadway,
IIgpA 4 N llui
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schr Hero. Kelly Salem-R Ropes
schr George Todd Davis, East weymouth-0 Boardmsn.
sehr Henry Gibbs, Snow New Havsn-Ferguson Wood.
Steamer W Pisrrapont, Shropshire, Philadsiphia-
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NEW YORK CITY.
The corRTs.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT cOuaT-A tpVH
rn> Arneal Calendar

Iudve Nelson. on taking his seat yesterday morn
,uu nroepeded 10 call the appeal calendar, which 10
-. noauv ono and includes some important cases.
The learned said inat ,a aief ne naS gone
or The hearing Of appeals on the calendar
Or ,bs' \ aslcru District.
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SKIPPING NE w S.

Almanac 10. Now York-..vais Day.
Sun rises....... A Moon rises ..norn 32
Sun sets. ....... "A High water. EVE 80
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

I ow FARE TO ALBANY AND TROY-ONLy q, Ia
~ The elegant Gamers VANDERBILT and CONNECT.
UT lenye pier ~ north ol Spring every evenno
Sanr aye eicer,sdi connecting with raj West and North
rare on sunday w. he'urnng leave Irag At Albany
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MISCELLANEOUS.


s. nss
was first introduced to-day s sales rapidly ncreas
f To- sPss
sors N
4 psoLurE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
~ stac no publicity no charge until divorce obtain
90 success guaranty howEs Attorney, IS Nassau .,ree..
BsoLUrE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
n different States. Nc publicity. No charge TN divorce
e p Avs s free ysv Ao Notary Public and Commits
T. /. KING, Counselor a. Law, sc Broadway.
4 BsoLurE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
where no fees IN &
guaranteed. THOMAS bIKEsXS, Counsellor, 70 Nassau
A - ,..s DRAWINGS MISSOURI AND KEN
~ 81 "a st 81 o 4. 81 soy q s
~ a,syo.gr% < x! y y, - saysansa is Z
r. eLsss ssp y o " Ssi e
= q u $40 q soy q q n g -
Information III surS ~ i, i ~ s Ds y s
Lotteries oyJ cLurE, Broker, 30 Broadway i5S Fa
RRANDRErHs PILLS Va. BLEEDING.
Bleeding give case. because the blood len has more
the does not last and is followed BY pcrns
nent weakness.
BRANDRETH's PILLS relieve the circulation and Give
care surely and quickly as bleeding; but
Brandreshs Pills hurt and good they permn-
nen because ,hey take only VIVA, the body blood are
better without. Pursa,ion vita pills will be found
UNIVERSAL CURATIVE PRINCIPLE.
Let the wise examine ,s claims their confidence xrs
Hooker, OF Bsrnstabc, Mass cured by them OF 81,
vaus' dance Of fifteen years. standing Abram van ws
cured OF internal tumor BY the use OF PM
when all other means hal failed Or. Brandre,hs oaee
Brandresh House, New York. sold by all drugsis,s
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ D., SURGEON ia LFxtyo
ton svenue.Absoute radical cure wthont tna csrs
Tic or detention from business for Structure Fula Plss
person. 1850 '"s0 NV
pfLEs crRED--"sErlEY's HARD RupRrp prIr
Pipe applies ssirinlent soothing and heating remedies
directly 10 contact with parts Afflicted sold by druggists
Il ysers Gas fresh daily Besriifu teeth, ~ sst, $40
rosdwas Ssy sftEas IS ra ,ss .ss
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS
"a ana ,or Aesuy and Troy connecting VITA Northern
road rbirlieih stree: and Tenth avenue snd ii wan
aay e9O aud II T. ~, and via Harlem Railroad, rwcaty
The $50 T. W. train via HUDSON River will run on Ann.
Sleeping cars attacked 70 80 ana IL P. NJ trains.
Drawing room cars attached tos ami II 30 a. NJ andsD
WILLIAM IT, VANDERBILT. vice President.
I ow FARE TO ALBANY AND TRoY.-oSLy 4, -.
tur leave pier a. north o Spring street. at every esenns
Satur sys excepted connecting with raj Vest and North
s,sp 4 "''s '" N'O'"'"N ''"Vs ifa' at Snd Albany
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Tie Watson, Crary and Pike Cause.-The Mo.
don to AcQuit Granted-ImpOrtant Deci.
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stesmshirs America, Bremen; Tarifa Liverpool; MORO
Castle, Havana
Also .eanshp Gen Meade New Orleans having repairel
ships Pomona Liverpoo Minnehaha Londonderry; Iron
Sides Mobile; bark Bolivia Aspnwaii; schr Comet, Perna
buco md Bahia.
Wind at sunset NV.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-04-18
JOHN /. RICHARD. JOHN wELSHD,
THE LADIES' STORE
NEW SPRING & SUMNER GOODS

WE are now receiving from the Phlladrlpt
w aud Baltimore markets n large and Nc
selected Stock Of Dry Goods, Motions, Fabe
Goods and Millinery. Our Stock Of Dfr
Goods Is the largest ever brought 10 this ma
ket, consisting, IT, part, Of DE LANES, PoPn
Black Six, MozambIgues, Jasper Cloths, 30
mures, and a large stock Of Lawns and J.c
nels, both figured and plain.
Our stock Of Domestic Goods is complete a-
consists Of bleached and unblcached muslin
Prints, Ginghams, Cotton and Linen CheeE
Shirllng, Striped TiCkings, DeBims Coilonato
Brown Linens, Table Diaper, Crash, SC, sc.
We would call particular attention To o.
Stock OF White Goods, such % PLAN and pla
,Iaconets, plain and figured SwisE, plaid al
striped Organizes, plain, plaid and striped Va,
sock, Irish Linens, soft finished Cambric, Gc
Our stock Of Notions, is very large ahd ecs
plete, and we defy competition.
MILLENERY.-We are constantly ftc,r
ing all the latest styles and novelties IN the o.
Of Bounet,, Bonnet Frames, Hats, Ribbon,
We would also say IN addition 20 the l,r
that we have on hand and will constantly ks,,
complete Stock Of Mourning Goods.
We would invite our customers and The
lie generally TO call aud examine this .,oc.
Goods for we are confident that we c9n G
them NJ prices TO suit all.
We would be pleased TO have all cone Il
examine our stock, as II is no trouble 10 ss.
goods. TERMS CASH
RICHARD K WELsHAEs.
ShepheTdstown, April II, 1865. 81
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AFlNG just returned from BaltimOf,i
IL AN nov opening for the inspection Of 2
customers ard the public generally, cheap y
well selected stock Of Spring and suns
Goods, consisting as follow, For Ladies a.
Children, / have Mozambique, De IShs
Peque, Organizes, Gingbams, as well a. p
Goods Of every variety, Cambr,cs, NIih'o'
DImIiy, Birds Eye Diaper, plain, dolles O.
striped MusliDs, a choice selection of Moyrf
Goods; bieached ADD brown Coltons, Sheet
and IickiDgs Of every quality. 4 6ne ass
ment Of Motions; Meas and Boys Wear, CIon
Cassimeres, Tweeds, CottOnsdes, White =
brown Linen Duck, Hats, Boots and Shoes
the latest styles.
a full stock Of Groceries Sugars, Coz"
Tea, Syrups, Rice, ,Iacaroni, Smoking =
Chewing Tobacco Of every grade, Quesnsvr'.
Tinware, Woodenware, and in fact, eTeryisS
found in a well kept country store.
take this method Of returning thanks 10 :
public for the liberal share Of patronage sIi''sI
ed TO me, during The past year, and prog
that will keep up the reputation Of tbs "
Price, Cash Store.
Having made this my way Of doing sgsine'
feel satisfied that il is best for both mereh''
and customer. So that the experiences, .
well as the most inexperienced, can pure,S
my goods on the sans terms. Country ~
duce taken in exchange for goods.
T. W. LATIMEs;;
ShePherdstown, April II, 1869.
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QHOE Frnding-, complete stock; NJ tai
- Clothes Line, by
D Humphreys e. Go.
yrHE genuine Jouvin Kid Glove. color
I ed and black, al
apis Richard f. HtIshans'.
IRON Double Shovel PIopghs-tried and
X warEsnled-ior sale by
Snyder, link &. Osbourn.
Duffield's. April ls, 1868
OEST Calicoes, leg cents per yard. al
. apis Il. r. Boteler's, Jr.
HARDWARE. Notions, Drugs. Dry
a Goods. Hosiery, Tinware, WOODEN
ware. Queenswsrs, for sale at
sp Is a. r. BOteisr's. Jr.
ELECTRIC Soap, cheaper than dirt, at
IA aP Is 4. r. Boteier's, Jr.
NgEW Style Hoops, Irish Linens. Hats,
~ Boots, Shoes, &C., can be found al
aP Is A. r. Botsler's, Jr.
DRING your Eggs. Lard, Bacon, But
ID ter and all other produce 10 A. R.
Boieler, Jr.. who will exchange Goods
on reasonable terms for them.
April ls, 1868.
DRIED Peaches for sale BY
~ sp IS J. VI. Stonebroker.
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SPRING ARRIVAL OF NEW AND
CHEAP GOODS.

THE undersigned has just returned from the
i market with a handsome assortment Of
CLOTHING FOR MEN IND BOYS, good
stock Of Gents Fashionable Hats, old Mems
high crown Hats, Boys Hats. Fine stock Of
Shoes-Lades' Lasting, Congress, Lace at side
and Lace front Caters from $500 up; Shoes
in variety, for Misses and Children Mems fine
Calf Boots.
Gents Furnishing Goods Of all descriptions;
fine White Shirts, Drawers, Socks, Neck Ties,
Linen and Paper Collars, the Climax Paper
Collar, the best collar in use Trunks, I'M
breIIas, Railroad Bags, good stock Of Gents
Gloves. Every thing pertaining to mems wear
can DE found at tie Cheap Cash Furnishing
House. invite the trade 10 give me a call as !
will insure Bargains
as return thanks for the publc's liberal
patronage aad hope TO merit lis continuance.
J.. LICKLlDER.
Shepherdstown, April L. 1865 #
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For The Pegister.

The Concert at the Lutheran Church.
Mr.. Editor Having attended the Con-
Ger, held in the Lutheran Church on Eas-
ter Monday evening, aud being much
pleased with the performance. l though,
short notice OF The entertainment, might
interest your readers.
The evening proved very fine, after the
rain and snow OF the night previous had
melted, and although the streets were very
muddy, ye, the state OF the walking did
not proven, the church from being crowd
ed to lis utmost capacity with a very al
lenlive and interested audience.
The exercises opened by the whole
singing class. which has been under the
instruction Of Rev. d. H. Blt,le for some
months, singing the fine Anthem, The
Earth is the Lords" which was done
in a most excellen! manner, the class
keeping the best of time, and speaking
the words SO distinctly, that they were
heard in every part Of the house. Then
followed Quartettes, Duets, Solos. set
pieces, and other Anthems all Of which
were sung in fine manner. The frivo-
lous secular music OF the day not having
been admitted, all The pieces were Of a re-
ligious character.
The ENTHUSIASTICALLY their beam.
ing faces, TO feel much pleased with The
attendance Of so large and orderly crowd
OF people, and ! mus, say tina, the order
and quiet which was observed, nearly all
the evening, was very gratifying. Mr..
Billie addressed the audience al the com.
mencemeni of the evening, and requested
that no demonstrations of pleasure should
be shown. such as clapping or stamping
and reminded them that il was the House
OF God, and on tia, account there were
no expressions Of app ause shown excep-
ting by the smiles and satisfied counie-
nances Of the auditory. The price OF ad-
mission being twenty-five cents, the re-
cult of the whole Concert footed up
Sl02,50. showing an audience Of 40
persons. This sum added 10 S64 already
realized from the school for tuition, makes
the handsome amount of Sl66,50, all of
which Mr.. Biltle has donated for the ben
eff, Of the Sabbath School library. l IN.
dels,snd that he has selected lis. Of books
from The various publishing houses. which
will be here in the course Of week or
two.
have thus given you what believe
was the impression Of all who heard the
Concert. Respectfully,
A LOVER OF MUSIC.
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Alarria9es.

In Harper's Ferry on the 9th inst, by
Rev. Mr.. Baker. Or. I'm. T. .AleTGn-
DIR. OF Dufields, to Miss .4nnie Henkle,
of HaIliown, West Va.
On Thursday, April Q. at the residence
Of The BRIDES father, by Rev. W. &. Eg-
gleston, Mr.. John II. Stipe to Miss Nag
gle a., daughter Of Mr.. John Blue, Of
Jefferson county, w. Va.
On the evening Of the ID instant, at the
residence of the brides father, Trip
Payne. of Frederick county, Va. TO
Miss Mamie Cunningham, Of Berkeley
county, w. Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-04-18
No Health without yigor.

The wear and tear Of life tells upon US all
more or less. What are we but machines
The vital principle is the motive power that
keeps the human engine in notion but as
beams, pistonS, connection pipes, condensers
and boilers wear out, so do organs, muscles,
tissues and and all the compound parts OF that
marvellous piece Of work called MAN.
The mechanism of the body requires to be re-
paired and strengthened just as much as the
mechanism employed TO grind corn, or spin cot
ton, or weave cloth. Steam cannot drive bro
ken shaft, or i.npel drum or wheel that IS
out of gear; neither can the vital force act
through paralyzed limb, or an inert organ.
AREYOU WEARING OUTi Do you feel
that any one of your Organs-your stomach,
liver, bowels, nervous system, or any other es-
sential part Of your organization, falters IN It's
work? If so, repair the damage with the most
powerful, yet harmless, of inVigorants, HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERS. Remcm-
Der that debility is the beginning Of the End"
that the climax of all weakness is universal
paralysis OF the system, and that such paralysis
is the immediate precursor of DEATH.
Don't wait for disease 10 commit lis ravages
before you commence the Strengthening pro-,
cess. Keep the whole body in vigorous con-
dilion by preventing, as far as possible, the IN
roads of decay. Repair the waste Of nature
with natures best tonic, HOSTETTER'SB BIT
TIERS.
April Is, 1868. 4w
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE MARKET.
FLOUR.-Howsrd street Super and
cut Extra 10 37a$ll 90; do. High
grades IL OOasJ2 rs do. Family IL so
asia 25.
WHEAT.-Good white So; South
ern red, choice, a, So 10; common at
81 so.
CORN. Prime dry white at 81 -.
and fair at l0aSl ll-sales Of yellow
a, 1881 10; mixed do. at 81 Is.
GOLD.-Gold is quoted both in New
York and Baltimore al 1881
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-04-18

&- SHEPHERpsTowN LycEuM -Chas.
II: Lee. Esq of Leesburg. Va, by invi-
taliun of the Shepherdsiown Lyceum.will
deliver a lecture, Tuesday night next. in
Moulder's Hall, on "Virginia and Her
Statssmen inthe Days Of Washington. "
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ASTONISHING SUCCESS

which has attended the use OF Bells
White Oil unquesliopably proves it 10 be
The bes, Linimenl exlsni for rheumatism,
Sprains. Bruises, Frost Bites, Cuts. &c.
Price 25 cents. For sale by Druggists
and all prominent Slorekeepers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-04-18

@ PARDoNED.-2Gov. Boreman, las.
Saturday. on the proper recommends
lions, issued pardon to Charles B. Sled
man. convicted a, the April term Of The
Circuit Cour, Of Jefferson county, for
1867, of grand larceny, and sentsnced 10
one years imprisonment. in the peniien-
tiary. Siedmsn's time would have ex-
piyed on Sunday.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-04-18

o. DR.. Robert A. Marmion, Of Har-
per's Ferry. has received the appoint
ment Of Assis,antSurgeon in the United
States Navy. The Senate confirmed his
appointment, on Tuesday. DR.. NJ. re-
Gently graduated with high honors. and
we are glad 10 observe thu, his skill as q
Physician is duly appreciated BY This ap-
.pcin,meni.
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Dfatbs.

On Tuesday last. 9TH instant, near Uni
onvllIe in this county, Mr.. Uiiliam NIL
Ter. in the s5lh year of his age.
In Marlinsburg on the 9Th inst, Mrs.
Catherine s. Lashorn. wife Of George
w. Lashorn, in The ash year of her
age.
oBIT AIRY.
On Thursday morning, 2nd inst, at the
residence Of her father, near Shepherds
town, Jefferson county, Va, after lin
gering illness Of pulmonary character,in
the 2lst year of her age, Miss SalHe E..
Wysong, daughter Of John Wyspng
Esq.
To those who knew the brigh, and
lovely spirit, thus transferred, in the
morning of her lie. from this inhospilable
world 10 the genial realms Of her Creator,
eulogy is superfuous. Endowed by ma
,ure with the most fscina,ing social
charms, 10 these were added all the graces
and attractions Of a polished education.
Happy herself, even amidst her own Sc
we're affection, she possessed the faculty,
with her genial disposition, fine flow Of
language, general intelligence, and ex-
pressive features, Of impsrtmg equal hap
piness 10 all who came within Ihe range
Of her winning manners and charming
voice. A daughter, the pride Of parents,
and bright star in the galaxy Of her &C.
qusintsnce, she has thus premalurely
gone down TO the grave amidst the sincere
regrets and lamentations Of al who knew
her. The blow, though hard one,
should, however. in a CHRISTIAN spirit, be
borne with resignation for "Not my
will, but thine, o Lord, be done ~
oRITuA AIRY.
On the 9th instant, q, the residence OF
his bEo,her=inlaw. w. n. Webb, in
Washington city. John B. Henry, aged
about 50 years.
The deceased was we'll known TO This
community as man Of cratic DISPOSE
ton and Of powerful physical endurance.
His passion for strong drink was so great
tina, 10 be without i, seemed 10 cause b m
intense suffering. Blu, Notwithstanding
his mental alteration, cratic disposition
and iniempeiate habits, The nobleness OF
his nature often shone forth and the gen.
tie training of his earlier years would Of
len show itself like flower in a desert
waste. and the classical studies Of his
boybood would often form The theme OF
his conversation in his more sober mo.
menls. He was a man Of kind and
gentle disposition, OF tender feelings,
shrewd and Of quick perception, and al
ways cherished and appreciated any kind
ness bestowed upon him. About elk
months ago a, series Of meetings held
at Rineharl's School House, he made a
public profession OF religion and obeying
the dictates of his changed heart he alb
stained entirely from strong drink, and
though often tempted with the cup by
some Of his enemies he never afterwards
touched il. His friends in Baltimore
hearing of his reformation sent for him
and he went TO his sisters. bu, the sud-
den change in his habits produced a d.
sease of the liver which caused his death.
He remained true TO his profession and is
one Of The mos, striking examples Of the
power OF Grace ever the human heart.
sss
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April 18th, 1868.

o. DEMoREsT's PARLoR MAGAZINE
This excellent Magazine is constantly
growing in popularity, and the secret of
its success is the conscienliousness with
which it is conducted. |, gives all, and
more than all, that il promises. 1t strives
10 meet the wants of American women,
and tells them what they want TO know.
1t is the most complete Fashion Maya
zine in the country. Ii is not frivolous:
its teachings are high. pure, and sound,
characterized by good taste and common
sense. lis departments of music. needle
work, brsiding, patterns. etc.. are either
one worth the price Of subscription, which
is only $500 per year. with handsome
and valuable premium. Office, 473
Broadway, n. Y.
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EImWOOd Cemetery.

PURCHASERS of lots in Elmwood
( Cemetery will please take notice that
the las, paymen, on their lots was due
April |. and they are requested 10 settle
promptly with the Treasurer.
ID. BILLMYER, Pres't.
c. T. BUTLER, Treasurer.
April IS. 1868. 81
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g. Smith & Wslton.resl estate agents.
OF Cha'lesiown, sold on Friday of last,
weeS. the farm of MIR. Joseph NJ, ers, a,
MyeIsiown. This county, containing 4s5
acres and mountain tract Of lei acres,
TO Messrs. Wiliam and John Grssev, Of
Cumberland county, Pa, for the sum of
$4,000.
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SERGEANT BArEs.-0n the 18th Janu-
airy, 1868. Sergeant G.. l.. Bates of the
Isl Wisconsin VOLUNTEERS started from
Wick. burg, Miss, carrying The U. S.
Flag, with the intention OF walking 10
Washington city, to show that he could
carry the flag through the Southern States
without being moesleG. He was kindly
received and treated a, every city he pas
sed through in the South. bot when he
reached Washington on the l4lh inst, he
wss forbidden, by the U. S. Senate. to
enter even the RoIunda Of The Cspilol.
though he held permit from the Saper.
in,eudeLt OF the Buildings and Grounds,
nor was any one Of the achiteS that &C.
companied him allowed to enter. while
the many negroes who followed the pro-
cession we're permitted 10 enter. The
Sergean, then carried his flag 10 the
Washington Monument, when several
speeches were made and the congra:ula-
lions OF his friends received.
The counsel for the Presiden, had Up
to Friday, summoned seventeen witness
es for the defence.