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TINTED STATES MAILS.
ALABAMA.

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
wAsHISdroS, February %, 1865. I
Proposals ~ be received at the Contract Onice
Of this Department until 8 m. of April Is, 1888.
us be decided the next day for carrying the mails
the United States from June l, 1865, 10 June ",
1871:
Route No. 6el5. Prom Montgomery, by Mannck
aud Benton, to Selma, 81 miles md back, daily
Leave Montgomery daily at 6s.m.y
Arrive AT Selma next days by an,
Leave Selma daily at I p, IN,
Arrive At Montgomery next days at SOs.
IN.
The accepted bidder will be required to take
the oath commonly knOwh as the test osth, and 10
execute contracts In the form sad bed
by law and the regulations Of the Deps rtnent.
For further and fuller particulars AS to the con-
dihVns to be Incorporated into eOntraots, aud of
the liabilities OF bidders reference is made 10 the
pamphlet advertisements, dated October 81, ISL.
inyitipg proposal, for carrying the mails Of toe
United States in the state OF Alabama, which eAn
be found at the prime pal post nices.
N Proposals must be sealed. .uperseribed NAL
and addressed to the Second Assistant Postmaster
General, Contract Oalcc ',
ALEX W. RANDALL.
mhE-TuN Postmaster General
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AnREsr OF AN ALLEGED HonsE THIEF.-On
Thurday night last the stable OF Mr.. Thomas
Graves, a farmer residing In Dumfries, Prince
William county, Va, was burglariously en-
tered and line bay mare stolen therefrom.
OF the animal having been lodged atthe Sixth
police precinct, Sergeant Greer, on Saturday
morning, made q tour Of the horse marts, and
at Crowns bazaar, on Louisian avenue, be-
tween Ninth at Tenth streets, found q mare
exactly corresponding with the description
given. Upon inquiry II was ascertained that
the animal had been brought there by white
man, named James Kelly, with peremptory In
structions to make sale at any price. Kelly
was subsequently, arrested and taken to the
sixth precinct ststion-housc to await exami-
alton before q Justice.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

! GOVERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED ORD
" NANCE STORES.
| CoLTMBus ARsEsAL. ONO, Aprll Is, 1865
Will be sold at public auction, at Columbus Ar
.enai near Columbus, Ohio, on WEDNESDAY,
April Y, 1868, commencing at 10 o'elock, a. m.
III Carbines, various patterns
@, $40 Muskets and Rides, various patterns.
SO Pistols, various patterns.
Il, i9l Shot, 6-pounder
2+ Carblne Cartridge Boxes.
80 Carbiue Slings
2g5 Cavalry Sabre Belts
go Bayonet Seabbards.
l,S05 Cap Pouches,
l,6la Cartridge Boxes
~ Cartrdge-bo box Belts
T57 Gun Sings.
1,lOl Waist Belts,
and various other articles.
Complete catalogues OF the stores to DO sold can
be had on application.
Terms OF sale: Cash, In Govern ment funds
Articles to be removed Immediately al expense
Of purch ,ser. T. G BRADFORD,
Capt Ordnance, b. Major U, s. A..
ApaO-td Commanding Arsenal
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MONTANA AND THE WEST. --Cieneral Martin
Reem will deliver a free lecture this evening,
at Upiop League Hall, Ninth street, on "Mon'
tana AID the West"
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PROPOSALS. FOR FgEsE BEEF AND BEEY

PROPOSALS. Fol, FREsH BEEF AND BEEp
psr1sT1EEE % ,.E M,s,S q his
iiSs odses y DE- ,Sstins Sqa$!ssiTIs. q s,S;
H. th.S District f,t tppsr Srksa.a: fePt
District New Mexico. st santa u. n for sup;
plying net Beef from the block to the troops aud
Fort narker, Kansas. companies.
Fort iiay;: Kansas: a.
Fort Larned, kansas"..............."! do.
Fort Dodge, Kansas ;..........,...".t DO,
Fort Lyon. Colorado Territory. .......4 do.
Fort Reynolds. Colorado Territory...2 DO.
Lake Station. Colorado Territory. do, -,
There is nothing positive as to the number OF
We ear get at this time.
The contracts will commence at all the posts
contract will expire June -. lsFi. excepting At
naie December 81. ls6s.
The beef TO be Of good wholesome. marketable
SaSSS .dHEp R p ,'ts sHs
excluded. The necks Of the cattle shall be cut OF
down, The sssafs II lie fore yS' quarters sRHii
pc cut OF from three to four inches above The knee
ID Bach Gosf. when dressed, must net at lea,, 400
The contractor will be required to furnish, weigh,
and issue the beef on the order OF the Post Commits
The place from which to issue the beef will DO
furnished by the Government, MS well as transpor-
the place Of issue The place Of slaughter will bo
determined upon by the commanding officer Of each
The contractor at each post not situated on the
railroad will be required to have on hand at the
Bee SeemOsr, ISIS, wptRShieh 10 Feed his herd. ' "
Proposals should state at what price per pound
.ael IL l.. aEaNI Ia nplv
tHarker aud Hays;l
tLarned and Dodge;
Lyon, Reynolds, and Garland
now or %sy Ss 81 c sSd
he sISty I'm 5SuS PENCE Ss1S
together will be let out together. Persons who bid
for tho posts as above In groups and are nIiG NIL
In addition to the above, there will be. during
or orr nsap Foit WALLACE. and i've eonpapss o. tie
Seventh cavalry a. Downer,s station, DnrmnnS ano
Proposals will also state at what price perpoundi
healthy condition, average weight Of 200 pounds,
as may be called Tor BY tho Ccmm ssary Of subsisi
enes At each OF the posts named, during the above
Proposals will DO enclosed ip an envelope. en-;
dorsed Proposals. for Fresh Beef at - and
pt2g Each COPY q each proposal must have posted a,
its head copy Of this advert semcrt.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject any
Blank forms viii DO furnished on application 10
the Offices above mentioned. aud at the Office Of the
Payment to be made monthly. In such funds as
NJ I'D VIII be resoysd without written guarau
SS rN% two sspSnsslS Parties Tor the perform
BdasY - are iHSSa 10 Be SSs,sn a y, senn.
Brcvet BrEadieT General.
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,I,o ALL wnoMIT MAY CoNCERY.


Pension oFFIcE. April Is, lS,s.
Application having been made under the act OF
fune %, $780, for the reissue OF the following de-
serbed Land Warrants, which are alleged 10 have
basn lost or destroyed Notice Is hereby given that
al The date following tho description OF each war
ra nj now certificate or warrant OF ike tenor Will
be relasucd II no valid objection should then ap-
pear. 80 :, ,,,nr,,, c,..-.,
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

Il
- usIrEp STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WAsHISGroS, April z, 1s6s.
On the petition Of GgoRdE A. LEIORroS. Of Law.
renee, Mass praying for the extension Of patent
granted to him the llth day OF July, 1854, for an
Improvement in Sewing Machines. for seven years
from the expiration Of said patent, which takes
place on the ilth day Of July, ISIS:
Patent oMee on MONDAY, the nd day OF June
next. at i2o'elock, m. and all persons are mott.
fed to appear and show cause, II any they have,
why said petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing tho extension are qulred TO
file In the Patent OGice their objections, specially
set forth 10 writing, At least ti0eaty days before
| the day OF hearing; all testimony fled by either
party, to be used at the said hearing, must be
taken aud united In accordance with the rules
OF the &C, which will be furnished on application.
sna o'n H . s1rn Ssrs b.f"r.
the day OF hearings the arguments, II any, within
len days after hling the testimony
ordered. also. that this notice be Published In the
RepuJifcda and the InteIioencsr, Washington,
b. c., and in the Post. Boston, Massachusetts.
once q week for three successive weeks; the hrsI
OF said publications to DO at least sixty days pre-
vious to the day Of hearing :. ,,
sp9-Th3t Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
UNITED STATES MAILS
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DROPOsALs FOR CORN.

TINVFV5hLb TUE VVNN'
oFFIcR CHIEF ouARrERNAsrER,(
DRPALTsEST or DAKOTA, 7
ST. PAUL, MIN, April !, lStS.
Proposals are yited to May 10, AZ ~ m 70 GIp-
ply One Hundred aud Twelve Thousand lbs,
pi2.oSol Of shslisd INDIAN CORN. In sacks. at
Xii The usual conditions of Government prOpo.
sails for supplies and contracts based thereon, Ill
be imposed In this ease.
Saint Paul, Minnesota. ~
y Deputy QuaTtsrmAster General,
Byt. Brig Gen, U. s.A.,
apl7.6t Chief q. N, Dept Of Dakota.
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Captain and 4. d. M, u. s. 4.
Apo-N Chief QuarIerInaaler. DIatriot |. T


1
~ UStrED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
wAsnisgros. March "a, 1853
On the petition of EDWARD LISDSER, of New ork,
n praying for the extension Of patent tied 10
him the 9Th day Of June, 1881, and reissled In two
divisions Deoomber %. lSJ8, aud numbered rcspee-
lively AIS and If for an impr0ycm in Magazine
Repeating and Needle Gun, for seven years from
the expiration Of said patent, which takes place on
the 9Th day Of June, lsBs:
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard the
Patent Odlee on MONDAY, the 18th day Of June
next at IL o'clock and II persons not fed TO
appear and show cause, II any they have. why said
petition ought not to be granted,
Persons opposing the extension are REQUIRED TO-
file In tho Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least t,csntu days before
the day 81 hearingi all testimony filed by either
party, to be used the said hearing must be taken
and transmitted ip accordance with the rules OF the
once, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, led upon as testi
mony, must be fled In the ofhcc ttoenfD days be-
fore the day OF hearing; the argums any within
ten days alter hling the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In
the RRPu BLIcAE and tho ieiiigsneer Was gton
d. C., and In the Atlas, New York, n Y, once .
week for three successive wecksi the first OF said
publieatoPs 70 be at least sixty days preyi9us to
ap2-fhSt Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
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FInE.-Between 8 and o'clock last night an
alarm Of fire was sounded In consequence OF
the dicovery OF a FIRE In the house Of Mr..
Charles T. Grifiith, No. Is X street north, op-
ths the oSfd sIT Marx s,en
warned against taking q lighted candle to
their room when they retire. Last evening,
however, they retired and went to bed, leaving
the candle on the window sill and burning.
The window curtains took FIRE, and from them
several dresses and q bed quilt. Luckily the
nre was soon cxtinguished and without the
aid Of the fire engines.
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THE COURTS.

SIx DOLLAR SUITS FOR Boys from four to
sixteen years, at Henning's, No. oil Seventh
street, Intclligenccr Building.
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STRRRoPrIcoS.-Therew will be grand piano.
ramic exhibition given this evening at the In
mAnuels church, Sixth street, between L and
M. Proceeds for the benefit Of the Sunday
school,
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Builders and Material.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
Builders Depot, 682 Seventh Street

observation-disclosures.
BUILDERS, and the public generally, to our very
extensive and unsurpassed variety OF building ma
terials, n part OF which we name aud have on
hand q quantities, as follows. viz:
800 D EidiTs ' q SASH. 62RzEb Sai III.
GLAZED, Of various sizes.
nSk T q fRISI fR HAM! BOX and SOLID for
Jk& s PasSsL S sRpFrsRs, Nor fla sssR
WOOD, SLATE and MARBLE MANTELs,
fiISrsi Offs. Gfsss PttFFS
W. fa5nIshs 70 order, the best and cheapest IN
SIDE sHuTTSks IN use. Also, STAIR RAILS,
S snasSs so%p.Sa y
| be found ready .madei these we furnish, at short
notice, on the most reasonable terms. and guaran-
| tee satisfaction.
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
XII sSs STRP!si Rin Dock f%RSEisE
and MINERAL DOOR and SHUTTER KNOBS,
HINES sAsM Pt fkssP sAs "a wEGHF
SASH CORD. SCREWS, BUTT and STRAP
R9SS J SHA GS6ks aasNR RAIL SCREWS HAT
PATENT GONG DOOR BELLS.
PATENT WEATHER sTRIPs-keep out cold In
winter and dust In summer, ,,v, ,,,v ,,rps
CEMENT, PLASTER, SAND, BRICKs. &c., &c, I,
all Of which we guarantee. at the lowest market
prices - -. ,,
" BUIibERs bEPoI, sSs EybSTii ST.
spls- cow
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Architects
Watches and Jewelry.

III JBwgLRY.
I.o; HOOP, Ne SIS r.,asylrasi. ayssSs,
m. Gold JEwRLRY, sslld Silver Ware. spec
tsels., Opera Glasses, Pocket and Table Gallery,
Rarors, Scissors. Geld aud Silver TLimblss and
every varsity Of Plated Ware. ke.. at the
vsry lowest prices. deli
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PosALs FOR OATS.

~ oATs'
HEADa' RS DISTRICT IspfAs TERRirohr,
OFFICE CnIEr QuARrERMA.rER,
FoRr GIBSON, G. N, March "a, 1865,
Proposals In duplicate will DO received at the
once Of the und0rsigned at Fort Gibson. c, N,
bids VIII be opened to furnish for the use Of the
ouarterma,!ers Department. delivered at Fort
800 bushels Oats
The requirements and formalities usual In con
tracing for Government supplies will DO sxactsd
Of all bidders, and all to whom any contract may
be awarded In the present ease.
Delivery to commence As early as June, !, 1865.
nndt be supplied at the rnto OF not less thar OOO
bushcs per month until tho contract 10 Allied.
BY authority Of Brevet Major NJ. Bryant, U. s.
A.. commanding District Indian Territory
A. 5, RIMBALL,
Captain and A. q. M, U. =. A.
ApQ-N Chief Quartcrnaa DIatriot I
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pfwhich stephen Castleman ia president, had
sgothsr meeting ag Saturday, az the ottcet, 81
to increase their capital stock from 900 900 to
tioo, 900, andapgointed superintendent to at.
tend to the affairs Of the company. They haye
developing the slate for market, and II 10 pro-
bounced BY the most competent Judges to be Of
\ superior quality. The mines are within
mac, and about one.half mile from the naVi ga.
bic waters Of the riyer and the supply seems
inexhaustible,
Several enterprising gentlemen of Alexan-
drla have taken an active interest In the sub
jeet, and one-half OF the stock has beea sold In
that city, where the slate has been used for
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Deatbs.

On Saturday evening last, in Charles.
town, Lizzie, second daughter OF Kew
W $. Penlck, aged about 5years.
How beautiful will she be.
When God shall give her wings,
Above his dying world 10 flee,
And live with heavenly things
On Sunday morning, November 22nd'
1868. at ID o'clock, Of consumption
Mr.. UIHianl u. Keller. son Of Rev. }.
II. Kehlrr, former Rector Of 81 John
Church. aged "a years.
Mr.. Keller was young man OF line
promise aud mind. lie graduated with
honor al Yale Law School IN class OF
1864, since which time he has gradually
been giving way 10 the fatal disease which
preyed upon hlm. On examination by
DIs. Strobe and Buckingham, who At
tended him. his left lung was found to be
entirely gone Thus has departed one
who had lived and grown up 10 manhood
in our midst, AMI I'll. loss will be felt by a
large circle of friends; to his aged father
to whom his death s a terrible blow, the
sympathy of our whole community is
rendered .-Dmuer Colorado Ne~S.
On The lIlh instant, near town, Charles
Edward, son OF Mr.. John Fuulz, age
5 wears, | month and Is days.
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g. During The past few weeks a great
many mu ders have been committed in
this section by way Of slaughtering hogs.
and puddings and sassingers have been a
drug; but as general hing Porkers have
not turned out a, well as was expected,
and a great many turned up Hght aCeight.
The heaves, grunter, we nave heard Of,
was killed by John w. Holiday, Esq Of
Scrabble. which weighed 4O5 pounds,
and tie Hghtest was killed near town
from which ten pounds Of lard were re-
allied.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-12-19

NS7 DREss1yG FOR CHURcH. -"Very
eslimable and we trust very religious
Young women, sometimes enIeI the house
OF God in a costume which makes ihe
acts of devotion seem almost burlesque.
When brisk lille creature comes into a
pew with her hair frzzled until it stands
on end in mos, startling manner, raIIlng
strings Of beads and bits Of ,nsel, she
may look exceedingly pretty andp'quanf;
and if she came there for a game OF GRO
Quel or ,sbleau party, would be all IN
very good taste bu, as she came TO con-
Tess tina, she is a miserable sinner, and 10
fenounce all pomps and vaniIles--tha'
she has done things she ough. no. TO have
done, and left undone things she ought 10
have done-as she takes upon her lips
the mos, solemn and tremendous words,
whose meaning runs far beyond life into
sublime eternity-there is discrepancy
which would be ludicrous if i! were not
melancholy"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-12-19

BE-. CIRCuIr CoURT.-Tne December
Term Of our Circuit Court convened on
Monday las,--Judge L. B. Hall presi-
ding. The Grand Jury were called aud
Joseph s. Fleming sworn as foreman,
when they received the usual charge from
The Court, and retired 10 perform their du.
ties.
Stale Of West Va. VS.. Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. Indicted for not fixing
crossings on road in this county. in four
cases. Plead guilty, and pay fine OF 81
and costs.
Grand Jury returned into Court having
found number of indictments, and were
discharged by the Cour, on Tuesday.
W. N. Lemen VS.. James Jones. I'm
lawful deisiner, for occupying premises
Of Plaintiff withou, leave O. authority.
Verde, OF jerry for Defendant. Black
burn & Ingles for Plaintiff, Faulkner d
Van Swestingen for Defendant.
WIN. Watson vs.. e. g. JOSIAH Watson
An issue arising from chancery suit IN
regard 10 the validity of the will o! Ihos'
Watson. deceased. This case was ably
contested and occupied over Two days IN
Trial. Stanton and Blackburn for VIM.
Watson, Plaintiff, and FAULKNER for De-
PENDANTS. No verdict al The time OF going
10 press.
Il. Shannon Taylor, formerly OF Cham
bersourg. Pa land n. S. White of Charles
town, this county, were admitted and
qualified as Attorneys at this Bar.
J. Stevens. appellant, We. Sloneburner
ct al, sppsIlees. Judgmen, in favor OF
appellant. c. Davies for appellant, G.
J. Faulkner for appellee.
On writ of Habeds Corpus, er rel,
Thomas Myers and George w. Young
The applicants who for some time have
been confined in the County jail were
discharged. c. Davies for applicants
On motion of c.. Davies, Jerry My les,
confined in County jail, on charge of lel-
ony, was discharged.
The State Of West Va. We. the Board
Of Supervisors and II. G. En'ler' by
nlqndamus, al the instance Of Geo. w.
Chase. The petition in this case for pc
remptory mandamus, to the Board, COM
pellng them 10 issue the certificate OF
ELECTION, as Recorder, 10 Geo. W. Chase,
was argued on Monday evening last by
Faulkner and Black burn for petitioner and
Bellzhoover for defendants. The Court
gave lis opinion granting the peremp'ory
nandamus. The case will likely be
carried to The Court Of Appeals.
The case concerning the Prosecuting
Attolneyship, is still pending on The
mandamu> ntsf, no argument having
ye! been made on said case.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-12-19

e. CoMPLIMENrARY.-lt will be no.
,ced that our late iownsman Capt. w. H.
Morrow. has been highly comp'mented
by the Shepherdsiown Lyceum, in the
following resolutions -
UheredS. Our worthy President, Capt.
W. II. Morrow, having severed his con-
nec,ion with our Lyceum by removing
from this community, therefore,
RESOLVED. That the Lyceum tender lis
regrets at his departure, Whereby il loses
an able, active, and esteemed member.
Re$oived, That these resolutions be
spread upon The minutes Of the Lyceum
and be published in the Shepherdstown
Register.
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marria9fs.

On The 9Th instant, d arrensourg'
Mo-. by The Rev. J. H. Houx, Mr.. Geo.
". Rout. formerly of this place, TO MISS
Eliza G. James, formerly of Miss'ss'P-
hs+ George returned home few days
ago, bringing with hin bis happy BRIDE
10 spend the honeymoon upon his ns''e
soil. May their lives be chain oil un'
cessing pleasure and prosperity
In Baltimore, in AisquiIh Street Prot
estan. Methodist Church, By Rev. IAN
i'll Bowers, on Thursday morning last,
MIR. John +. U'elshaas, of the firm OF
Rickard & Welshans, in this place 10
Miss Susie 7. Cole, OF Baltimore.
e. We congratulate our friend Freel
upon Ii. good luck in finding so pleasant
companion and agreeable help .mste' and
hope. henceforlb, that his joys may IN
crease and his sorrows diminish, for,
"Tbere', bliss beyond all the minstrel has Iold,
When two, that are link'd in one heavenly 'ie'
With hearts new CT changing aud brow never
Love on tbro' all ills and love on till they
de-"
In Trinity Church. in this place. on
Wednesday morning last, the 18Th 10
slant. by tie Rev. C. W. Andrews, d.
D, r. Byrd LslCis, Esq, OF Westmore'
land County. Va, and Miss Louisa
daughter of the late DR.. Richard Parrsn.
AT Middleway, 10Th November. by
Rev. G. G. BsSer, William B. Glenn
mer. Of Harper's Ferry. formerly OF Uu-
ca, New York, 10 ElOiSe GtaSJord'
daughter of Grantham Way, Esq
By Rev. W. T. LeaveII, on the 18Th
inst, MI. Joseph Il. HoreH and Miss
Susan Miller.
At The same tine and place, by the
same, Mr.. Thomas DuUiS and MIS-
.4nnie WtSt-slI Of this county.
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Ng- We invite attention to The sdver-
,jsemen, of G. d. Keller, Hagerstpwn. in
another column. MIR. X. has large and
splendid Stock Of Jewelry OF the very
bes, styles, selected for Holiday presents.
Persons from this side os the Potomac,
visiting Hagerstown, would do well to
call ON Mr.. X. We have recently heard
Of persons procuring Bargains at this
establishment.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-12-19

ES- On reference to our advertising
columns it will be seen that MessIs.
Walton & Craighil, Real Estate Agents.
Charlestown, will offer al Public Sale, on
the 2Olh January, fine and productive
farm, near Leeiown. Persons having
Real Estate for sale will DO we'll 10 pi lace
il in The hands of this firm, as their lacil-
tiles for efrecting sales are extensive,
besides they are responsible and clever
gentlemen.
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Newspaper Directory.

G. p. Rowel e. Co., the New York
Advertising Agents, are about issuing a
complete American Newspaper Directory.
Ii is a compilation much needed, since
nothing of the kind having any claims TO
completeness has ever been published.
Messrs. RoweIl e. Co. have spared no
pains or expense 10 make The forthcoming
work complete. We understand the
book will be handsome octave volume
of abou, 900 pages, bound in dark cloth,
and sold for Five Dollars per copy.
As the publishers are Advertising A.
gents, their issuing work containing so
much information, usually jealousl y guar
ded by those in that Business. shows that
they are confden, Of ,heir ability 10 be Of
service 10 advertisers, or they would not
so readily place in their hands the means
OF enabling every one 10 communicate
direct with publishers if they so desire.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-12-19

o. The Exhibition OF The Sunday
School Of The NJ. f.. Church. South, held
on Thursday night, was quite success.
The audience wss large and we'll pleased
with The exercises. All performed their
differen, parts exceedingly we!l-hIghIy
entertaining and instructive. Another
en,ertsinme! was given on Friday night,
and one will be given this afternoon al
2 o'clock. Admi;lsnce 25 cents, chill.
dren 5 cents. As the exhibition this al
ternoon will be the lssi one held, persons
wishing treat should go and witness H..
The funds will be appropriated to a good
cause, which should prompt persons to
attend.