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Died.

BARnvrT--On saturday evening. August 10, after
brief Illness EarLE BuRay eldest Guild OF Isaac >.
and Sennie II. Barrett aged years and 10 DAYS.
The relatives and friends OF the fenly are respec.
dsnce Of his father, 80 new Eo) Lexington avenue.
corner OF Twenty-sxui street, on Tuesday morning,
BoLaER.-On Saturday. August Is. at his late rest
urp The beloved father OF Thomas Boger, native
OF the county wexford, parish OF Ferps, ireland.
Relatives and friends os the family areTespcctfuly
invited TO attend the funera nom the Church Of the
Immaculate Conception Eaat fourteenth street and
avenue A, this Monday morning. AZ half past niue
O'Clock. where solemn requiem high mass win be
offered for his soul, after which the remains VIII be
conveyed to Calvary Cemetery. tsi.
BBOwr.---On sunday morning, August 10, at one
O'Clock, MARIA H., beloved wife of Martin B. Brown
The friends OF the family and those Of her father,
Thomas Willis are respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral non, her late residence, No. 23 second
street, on Tuesday morning OF hafpast nine O'Clock
Her remains will be taken 70 the Church OF the Ma
tivity, Second avenue whore solemn mass OF re-
uuein viii he said for tue repose Of her soul, aud
thence to Calvary Cemetery.
BuRKE.-Ol sunday, August 49, RICHARD BURKE
aged 2s years, native Of Ratncormac, county Cork
reland.
His trends aud relatives and those Of his brothe,
John are respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral
from his late residence $40 East Twenty xt gtrset
this (MondayI afternoon, Al hah-past one O'Clock
CONWocK.--On Sunday morning. August i6 sfte
. shon illness, Captain yosErn J. foxyrocx.
" attend the funeral services frcIn his late resi-
dencc, No. West Thirty seventh street. Oh wednes
day afternoon, at four O'Clock. THe rernaAs Will b
| taken to Providence on Thursday lor incrmcut.
CoLaArs.-0n Saturday inoyaing, August Is
LOUISE widow OF Bowles Co'gsvs, in the nth yea
yrs tt,.r-r, se-,ee~ viz -. r,a :, r.- ta., 80
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SfwALB FISK,
DIED AUGUST IL, 1883,
IN HIs SOrH YEAR.

"A the procession moved Up the aisle the organ
piayed dirge, anu The Rev. Dr. tsaliaudet read the
opening sentences Of the beautiful burial service Of
tbc Protestant Episcopal Church. t..
The choir then sang the anthem "Lord, let me
know my end and the number OF my days" ami as
they 70 5ne G ana nouS p 40 sss as
that they come TO four score years, yet Is their
strength then but labor and sorrow, SO coon passeth
n ayay and we arc gone " many thought of him who
had nearly attained that age, and thought Of the
variety OF human life.
The lesson from !, Corinthians xv;. %, was then
which the Grand Lodge entered the church and we're
shown TO seats IN the middle AISLE. The lsItn nyinn
would not live always,
vas tben sung by the choir, and after the usual
rraver the anthem Il heard y voice from Heaven
was also sung and the concluding prayers were SAID
by the Rev. DR.. Gallaudet.
THE upper portion OF the coffin was then uncovered
and tre features OF the venerable deceased exposed
To- Inc view OF those Who chose to take last look
upon them, n privilege which oil avaed themselves
The conn was then conveyed to the hearsc, and
processon formed, as follows:-
subordinate Lodgcs.
Arcturus, Independent Royal Arch, Constitution,
framercy Chancellor Walworth with which walked
Brother Taylor, who hfty-sx years ago joined q
iodge with the deceased), SagamOre York, Green
wich George Washington, Globe, Naval, Prince OF
orange. st. Nicholas, Hope. Dorc, New York, Siicn-
10 Nvstc Tie Columbia, Lodge OF Antiquity, Acacia,
Afnity (of which deceased was Iherb LaisJe'se ana
o'nsi' Grand Lodge Of the state OF New York.
The Hearso,
with the following pail bearers. members Of MMi-
ners, Todpe NO. 67 to which the deceased belonged:
Thomas Mcnamara, David Barkcwellc, joseph ID.
sai9Sei B. Van wart, samuel ]. Jewey, Thomas j..
ieacl. and surrounded by Morton Commandsry OF
Knrhts Tempars IN the form OF q reversed triangle,
under eminent Commander Thomas Z. Casscuy ana
Canaan General VIM. Edwards.
Nirinor's Lodge. No. o., v. Bro Cornelius iiesss'
Past Master. carrying the three great ignis.
PhGnix Chapter, n. A. d.
Adelphic Council r. and 8. N.
Carriages with relatives and friends.
The procession marched into Sixth avenue, thence
70 sixteenth street, theuce 70 Broadway, dowl
Broadway TO Fulton street ferry and thence y
Cypress HIS Cemetery, where the body was oop
ceremonies. The beautiful Masonic ritual was per
I nnr ici ~ n. ~. soln NJ. Slilons. Thc arrM =
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TsLE9RAplic liaaGrTS.

w.. 60 oo BsysAsc, A. Aqgs;' ggs y. iss
i2to d. coar s,Goi bis SHIPMENTS Wheat, 81 ba.se
eoFe 10. gee de os.s $500 DO sIsight ;e on corn sat
Ss seTGs .smes Corn Sns. and ioysr; sses Z, 500
rye ens sst Il
fs- heavy AZ LARD iss isse Seeds trs ''' '''A
.lss s' Fl r; ,%ssi @ ,s .".1 sS n .s IS
" wh e g sss & ras s ass S Sn.. ~. x:
ss Gq,n q,si sales ssOc s 81 s,ss.' No 4 M = us.a ie
ton sc ecrn g 70 New Yorf i@Ss
Ss SSssSs ~S.s 5 o. seSS ss 'o'' o.'.
advanced ihc sales Of No. At 81 q "a ea No at
10. sss sssse ssdersssiy active asslnsa
sss. s !. ii s.'ss ssasy asSssss sss ssf'ssd s Sf
n 30 Provisions dun and inacsve pork nominal al
sas d N Nss .ss,s ss%. s fss sss
e s 'ns cn nSs'ssss aoi, as a g.
Receipts o-aysoOo bbis -FOUR So0o wheat, Isc
sS ST e3i aS ds SSs y III, & sSsS ss
oats. .A u IA.
rssSGo ss,s Su, ,e ls q
WIS ~ s;,. a q AZ sa: Sss.:s
ssss sss Sye i;.yy .sis. :: q y
could NOT be had Tor 7c clear rio sides issc -C6oise
tlcrce held at lsc. Cae So " 80 gross for
choice. -.
cors: l make. r. g,s. Is;; 3; LII. SSss nlidss,
"' receipts bales 'isSr s~ dsssSss Auyu 49, 1859
ss cS's1 Ts' sfs 1Ss.
s ssy er s cent 5 "sa oa s flour s;
.agerap sts s1iTs e ,ss ,,aa sq !. Ss ,ho,. 81,
M Cor s a0 sa ~ .sSsr ~ 2s 2%s
ss store s5.. y sor Lst sssy .sss s sS &c. s.So
Cotton opc, and unchanged; receipts bale; :spoTi,,
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deceased and the sprig ~ evergreen, erblemat,c
OF Immortality, we're deposited In the grave
after which the funeral grand honors were given az
follows:-- Arms crossed on the breast left upper
most, with the words, I'VE cherish his memory
here;n hands raised above the head palms striking
each other, with the words, eve commend his spirit
to God who gave It" arms fall on the thighs, head
bowed. with the words. ''And consign his body to
mother earth.n
And this was the last of him who guarded for
eighteen years the outer door OF the Grand Lodge OF
the State or New YORK. and whose genial face VIII pe
missed by those who faIniliarly addressed him as
s.Old POp Fjsku
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BxKEH-LA ToEGE.--On Wednesday, August IL,
nv the rev. Mr., Walker. BENJAMIN. A. BIEga 10
MlRTHA A. LA FORGE, all or this city.
CARPEHTEg-WooD.--on Thursday, August IL, by
church, GEORGE EDWARD CAnPESTER TO Miss CELIA,
second daughter OF James II. Wood, all OF this city
CouRTsEY,-NEALls- -On SATURDAY, AUGUST ~ by
NARY Ann NEALIs.
Hor.LYcx--G ERRACHry. -On Saturday August II.
by Rev. NJ ounckcnbush. OF Yorkve, Dr. GEORGE
+. HoLLicS, or staten Island, 10 GERTRUDE, eldest
daughter Of the late James Gefraghiy, OF YotSYllc
No cards
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tateinents are "a subjoined.- =

Government securities we're da,l and steady during
the early part Of the week, but on Thursday after
noon and subsequently bear attack was made uron
fhem, under which prices yielded from one TO one
and three.quarters per cent before enc O'Clock on
Saturday, following which there was slight rally
and the market closed steady at the improved quota
tionA The pressure to sell came entirely from par.
ties In the street. and hence II s reasonable 70 sup
pose that there will be a sharp reaction from
this artificial depression, the "short'' interest
outstanding being very heavy and the borrowing
demand for all the ISSUES OF coupon five twen'ics so
unusually active that the borrowers offer 70 carry
them without interest. The market for railway
shares was dull and unsettled and Erie experienced
further decline to 81 !, mainly under the operations
Of Daniel Drew, who is secretly working TO regain
control OF the company. The tendency OF prices or
ail the speculative stocks was downward aui
aheae are dependent lcr support int'nl npnH
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CoMMERCIAL REPORT.
SATURDAY, August is-sP.K.

SATURDAY, August l5-SP.E
AsHzs-Receips 81 packages. Po.' were In moderate
demand and steady at SO 50 @s es. Pearl duh and
nominal at SO 80.
CofFEE-fhe market for Rio continued dull, weak and
unsettled, and heard OF sales Other kinds dull
and unchanged.
CorroS.- Rscepts. 81 bales. Owing to the better
from Liverpool the opened strong, with fair
nand and closed firm, WITH however, but little inquiry.
Sales made OF 1890 bales including s5 for spinning
lis for speculation and 100 for export Annexed are the cur
ntruo
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Whea was dol nominal and lower. The only sales
c5r9 Veg avn And lower elsans nominal The sales
NOMINAL hGs M Al s. Il - FOR 81 s IS for weslers
Ta w %n so 3 e T SG Ssa~ At @ s cosns
n a M %rs y & T so asS s
and barley ms continued 70 rule dull and nominal. or
ere O'fs ts - active @ aad rates for grain
wse ss 3 ns r5 s 5 oF. ssss cr
$50 bhds ttow at l5s. The charters brig 1900
Ss C S,E 5S ans With &p sSss
Bremen bars to Bremen ls essss es'solea At 2c an
22c British bark, with 500 bbls petroleum. to he
used Knsdom ora On On private r, ate terms
HEMP continued IN good dem demand and prices wero
g arrive 1850 bales q! ic Juts remained steady .! 5o
hors were dun and unchanged, at 15c BOO sss, for
se9 crop American &C. lSc for 1886 do and Sc c for
The market arIner under active and
g; recsps We gsSta shipping 7SS s and retail 's r 10
MoLAssEs gae 10 besr demand, part for export. but
M & see res sfSs sarsaaoa az G
esSl Sy'a iSs d. saT s s"rSs ="
prices s's o
aoe and &c for SHIPPING lots sales 70 hb at and
sRSsd @ ss s. % sc @ ss BGs a
Gs sS99 ss;Iss psle and
OLs-Ligsoed was quiet but firm at Sl 03 81 TO- Other
kinds dul! NJ our ast quotations.
PErEoLRuN-Crude dn bukl was duh and obtsinable at
l6c The market for bonded was ess active, there being
scarcely any demand but prices closing
o3c for standard white. Sales 500 bbs spot and for
the balance Of this month ~ Sc. Nsphtha duh ut former
prices In philadelphia the market active but at
lower prices the sales beng 800 bbs "a white
82c. 100 bhs for the half of September ssc. and
. 900 bhls. for the last half of August at &c.
l06 bbs bees, III packages cut
meats 60 do and 25 kegs lard The market For pork
toerab active at about previous prices the nnes comprising
24 75 for prime meas, syi for city Prime
quoted at 2s IS S3 75. Beef continued rule dull, but
steady yls So 10 for plain and $50 90 aA 90
10. rerce beef dull and, in the abscnce Of
prices were nominal. or beef hams there small
sales At f2aa ~. Cut meats were In small supply and brn
Small sales made at IS l4c for picked shoulders
I3sc. 1870. dry sated do 10 6e. for smoked do
l9c. 2Dc for picked has 2ic &c for smoked do and
Gle 22 for hagged do. Bacon remained quiet but Arm at
1bsc. 6c for long lsc l7c or short do 7c for
private The market for lard tosrably
tive aud steady the sales being 800 packages az II l9c
for No. to prime steam ana lsc. lsc. tor kettle rem
degei.
RIcy.of Carolina heard q no further sales IT WAS
quoted st9Ac 10 sc 1886 kangoon was in some de-
rslnd ssies s0J bags in bond at 3ssc., eold
SuGAB.--for there a moderate demand, IN part
for export bu; prices heavy, closing mt lie for
good refining Cubs The saes about 93s bhds
para az lie III for Cuba. Rsancd auiel but
i5ic. Coz soft white, and axe 14ssc. for yellow.
ia nseed remained QUIET but firm nj 81 81,
soi. Clio dlli al lic IA 20. imothy still ho<d
- 50 g. while rod,h lax gucled ~ tz 20 80 So
L rAiLcy, though q,iet was steady. Sales 10000 bs Al
wIusEsS-Re-eA.s ioe bbs The market wac scliye and
iner the se, evening, being Abo u 21y btis, la
bond, q. sc. n o. 5sc., closing st 6Sc. s7oc.
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FLOUE AND 1EAlN-Eeceips, f342i hhla. flour o0l DO
corn meal 1873 hnshes wheat io'szs do corn SEQ do
rye The market for State and Western -four steady but
me demand was less aetite Full prices realized,
however, aud fres ground FIRM California steady
The sales were Cs bss souhern was quiet but
urn NJ IRON fl tor speftne TO $5 for choice family with
prime brands heio ct b 50 the sales sDo bbis
-four Continued y decline though toerby active; $50
b5s. Corn meal was steady with Gales or 275 bbs. Wa
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AQUATICS.

The E1avre observation-disclosures of thc Cootest-
ant veseels-s'cenes in Pert-The Starts and
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LOOK HERE i!
Read the followIn certificate:
observation-disclosures March D, lSOS 1.

SuRPHERpsTowN, March 5, 1868.
Mr.. +. Shafer-D Dear Sir : AgreeabIy
10 your request make the following
statement. Yesterday morning at day
light the thermometer stood al degrees
Fahrenheit. During the day, being clear
il was thawing in the sun and freezing IN
the shade. This morning at the same
hour the thermometer stood the same, s
degrees.
My Library is brick building stand
ing by i,s,lf, 80 by - in the cleor, cell.
ing 0! high. There are 'wo outside
doors and four windows. 1t IS dI7Ided by
partition into to equal rooms. tho door
between them being commonly open
makes them practically one In the
centre OF one of these roOms glands an
Oriental Stove, No. IL, with pipe going
TO near the ceiling and thence literally to
the chimney, making in all sImost II
feet. Yesterday morning at 0 clock the
ashes being all shaken out, and the cosI
pu, in the previous night, having burned
down to The bottom Of the Reservoir, !
put so lbs Of best anthracite coal egg
size. Through the day the thernome-
ter upon the wall in the room in which
the Stove stands ranged from &c 10 81,
usually i! was at 70. The thermometer
kept in lbe other room ranged from Sc to
60. AtlOo'cIock last night they s'ood
at these figures. This morning a' 5 o.
clock they were found the one al - and
the other al "a.
Upon shaking down the ashes and
opening the draft for short time hey
rose TO the figures Of yesterday. and so
continued until 81 o'clock 10 day, when
tie coal had burned down 10 the level at
which il stood yesterday morning al 7,
as near az could be judged.
The result is 1900 cubic feet Of space,
conditioned as above by doors windows
and external temperature, and heated as
highly as comfort or salubriiy requires for
90 hours, with SO lbs Of coal. which al
soy IS (which Is tho highest II should
cost here, when II Cbn commonly be
hough, in hsgersiown, Chestnut size for
500 coats 90 cenis, or little over
three fouuhs Of cent an 5ouT-or two
rooms of moderate size heated by one
Stove for i've months al this rate, for
s27,75. This would probably 90 through
the entire season, az the weather upon The
above experiment when made, was much
colder than The average. Yours, &c.
G. W. ANDREWS.
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slso offer
Dwelling Houses

AND LOT situated on the conner OF New
and King street, and at present in the &C.
cuPanry OF Mr.. David +. Keedy. The
Buildings consist Of one good and sub.
stantial BRICK HOUSE containing We
rooms and garrett, all IN good repair; one
Frame House, together with good Sta
bling and other necessary Out-buildings,
and the Town Run running through The
centre Of said Lot.
o. The above property | will sell up.
on very reasonable terms. Parties wish
ing to view the same can DO 50 by calling
upon the undersigned at Shepherdsiown,
West Va.
J. V. UNDERDONK.
September &c, 1868. #
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The undersigned having received from
the manufacturer, the exclusive right %
this county, for the sale Of The above nam
ed Stoves, has now on hand al sizes.
This is the best Stove in use. Call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere.
lie is also prepared to furnish the anihrs-
cite coal. Z. SlAFER.
Oct. 8, 1868. 2w
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Arlington Mutual
Eff INSURANCE Go1nponp
or JIRGINIR.
.Assens Half Million,
Securely invested and constantly lncreas-
ing.

INSURE ~ THE ARLINGTON d!
IT affords the utmost facility to all c,as-
| ses with lowest rates 81 premium aud
giants bEoades, privilege Of travel and
residence WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE.
Il issues, on the most liberal terms, eY-
cry description Of non-iorieluog Late and
Endowment Policies known IN LlIe-ln-
suIancc.
1t affords perfec. security to Policy
Holders.
Nsamsure in Home Company -
f. G. LEE
Agent a, Shepherdsiown, and Travelling
Agent for West Va.
Aug Is, 1868. 6m
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West Virginia :

At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Cour, Of Jefferson County, on
the 9th day of October, 1868.
Adam Kidwilder,
vs.. 10 Chancery.
James Dixon and Susan Dixon his
wife, Henry Longbraks and Elizabeth
Longbrake his wife, the unknown heirs
OF Michael Kidwilder, it,. and the un-
known heirs Of Jacob Kidwilder.
The object OF this suit is TO obtain par
tilion Of certain real estate in the county
Of Jefferson owned by Susan KidwiIder
deceased in her own right, and also OF
tract owned by Michael KiGwilder, sr.. al
the time of lis death, which was set off
TO the said Susan Kidwile his widow as
her dover. And it appearing from stflda-
Wit filsd in this cause that Henry Long.
brake and Elizabeth Longbrake his wife,
the unknown heirs OF Michael kidwlder
ir., and the unknown heirs Of Jacob Kid
wilder, are non.residents OF this State,
they are hereby required to appear within
one month after due publication Of this
order, and do whs, is necessary 10 pro-
lect their interests in this matter.
Teste,
w CHAPIINE. Clerk
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tSlt,
w. a. CHAPLINE, Clerk

The above named non resident and I'M
known defendants are hereby notified that
on the 18th day of November, 1868, be-
tween the hours OF 10 A. Nj. and 6 p. Nj.
of said day, at the office OF Chap!lnc Il
Inglcs in Shepherdsiown, Jefferson coun-
ty, w. Va, will proceed to take the
DISPOSITIONS OF certain witnesses 10 be
read as evidence in my behalf in the
above cause; and, If, from any cause,
the taking of tho said DISPOSITIONS be not
commenced on that day. or. if being com
menced, be not concluded on that day,
the taking Of the same will be Adjourned
from tine 10 time until the same shall be
completed.
ADAM KIDWlLDER.
By Chapine & lngIes his Attys.
Oct. 10. 1868. Prs fee $40. 4w
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Gpefial Motifs.
WHAT is this Marvellous AntidOte TO Di


what is this Marvellous AntIdOte TO Dis
ease
Which. for twenty years, has been winn:n.
"ro!Hep opinions from oil sorts Of people" IN
der the name of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
BITTERS;
lis an infusion of the most excellent tonic,
anti-bilious, autI.scorbutc and Alternative herbs,
roots and barks, in the purified spriuogs es-
sence Of Rye.
HOW DOES IT OPERATE
This question may be briefly answered as fol-
lows: 1t operates
As Powerful IDyigorant.
As Preventive OF FeYers.
As = . Genial Stomochic.
As an Anti-spasnodic.
As Gentle Puryative.
As Promoter Of Appetite.
As Cure for Indigestion.
As an Acclimaiing Medicine.
As Safeguard against Malaria.
As Remedy for Low Spirits.
As Specific for Fever and Ague.
IS - Cordial for the Aged.
As an Aut.dOtc 10 Sea Sickness.
As an Anodync for the Slecp!css.
IS Wholesome Stimulant
As Balm for the Weary Brain.
As Relief in Bodily Anguish.
And as a PROTECTION TO HEALTH
AND LIFE under all depressing and te'lial-
zng influences.
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH Buffers IS
the only tonic in existence, based upon spir-
ituous medicine, that is ABSOLUTELY
PURE. Sept 26-+w
ANEW AND GRAND EPOCH IN MED.
CINE Dr.. Maggiel is the founder Of new
Medical systm. The quantItauans, " hose IN
IlernaI doses nieebie the stomach and paraIyse
the bowel' must give precedence to the man
who restores hea,a and appetite with from one
to two of his ordinary Pills, anu cures the most
Iirulent sores with box or so OF his wonder.
fu! and all-heallng Salye These Two great
specifics of the Doctor are fast super,eIIng all
the Stereolyped uostrums Of the day. Erlraor'
binary cures ~ MaggIc1s Pills and SaTe hav'
opened tie eyes Of the public 20 the inefficient
cy of the (so-caiIed) rem dies of Others AMI up
on which people have 50 long bl.njIg DEL ended
Maggld's Pills are not of the class that are
swallowed by the dozen, and Of which every
box full taken creates an absolute necessity lei
another. One or two Of Maggie's Pills suti
cos 10 keep the bowels in perfect order. tone
the stomach, create an appetite, and render The
spirits light and hucyanL There IS no gripping
and no reaction in the form OF constipation. !
the liver is affected, rs functions are restored
and if the nervous system is feeble, II IS lnyIg
oralug, This last quality makes the medicine
very desirable for the Uanl7 Of delicate females
Ulcerous and cruptlyc diseases are literally cX
tngulshed by the di.n'CctaDt use OF Maggie
Salve. In fact, it Is here runounccJ that Mag
gicps Bilious, DyapcI tic and DmTrhoca Pill
cure where all OF ers fail. While for Burns
4 ScoIts. ChiIblaIns. Cuts, and all AbrasIonS o
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THE FALL GAMPhIGI OPEIEI

THE undersigned would respectfully an
nounce to his friends and customers, that
no has iustreturned from the Eastern Market
with large and well selected Stock Of made
nm Clothing, Overcoats, Goats, Pants, and
Vests, Boys and Youths Clothing, large Stock
Of Boots and Shoes, Mems City Made fine Calf
Boots. CITY Made Shoes for Ladies and Misses,
Glove Kid Balmoras, Mems heavy Kip Boots,
CITY made,) a large and well selected Stock
Of Hats and Caps, for Men add Boys Of the most
fashionable STYLES. 4 full line Of Gents Fur
nisbinr Goods: a large Stock OF Undershrts &
Drawers, from g. cents Up; Home made Yarn
Socks, Fine White Shirts, French woven
Shirt Fronts, large Stock OF Paper Collars
Of best makes, Neck Ties, Trunks, Valises,
Umbrellas, Railroad Bags, Notions, in short ev-
er,thing usually kepiin First Class Furnish
ins House. The trade Will DO well TO give me
a call before purchasing, feeling conhden; that
this Is the place 10 get your moneys worlh-at
the Oak Hall Clothing, Hat and Shoe Store.
LLOYD LICkLIDER,
September 10, 1868. II
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given tina; Elections
will DO held
On Thursday, 22d of October,
1868, in the several Townships OF ms
County. for the following officers, viz
Governor of the State, Judge OF the Court;
of Appeals, Secretary of State, Auditor,
Treasurer Of State, Attorney General, Rep.
resentsiise 10 Congress, Judge OF the l0;h
Judicial Circuit, Senator for llth Senate
rial District. Two Members Of House of
Delegates, States Attorney, Recorder,
Assessor. Supervisor for each Township,
Township Clerk, Township Treasurer,
aud for Constable and Magistrate where
ever there is a vacancy.
BY order of the Board Supervisors.
JAMES logic, President.
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-10
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TIIE undersigned is nov receiving ~.
| other lot OF choice LUmhes Of every
deception. lie will constantly keep On
hand ct his Lumber Ysrd 10 Shepherds
town. large and general assortment Of
WA.te AID Yellow Pine PLANK. JDist and
ScsniIing. Also prime lot Of rouud
POPLAR PLANK,
Of all widths and Ihickncs.. smtspie 'or
Cabinet purposes, &c. also
HOOPPOLES. CYPRESS AND
oak SHINGLES, &c., 81 Of which
viii BE- sold upon reasonable ~fms fo'
Cash. TOWNER SCHLEY.
Augnsl s. 1865. n