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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-09

TIM LovrsIANA LEGIsLATuRR-The Louis
iana Legislature yesterday, after unmp ortant
business, went into joint session, and elected
William Il. kellogg TO the Senate for the long
term, ard John 3 Harris for the short term.
A committee Of Democratic members OF both
HOUSES presented a communication 10 General
Buchanan stating that the presiding officers Of
both Houses had proceeded in violation of the
State Constitution, and the orders of the Gen.
eTal OF the armies, and the General command
ing the department., IN excluding members en-
titled TO seats. They appeal In behalf of the
people Of Louisiana Tor redress, and ask the
commanding Officer, by virtue Of his authority,
20 place said excluded members in their seats.
General buchanan replies that while in his
opinion these proceedings are Illegal, oppres-
siye. and unjust, and known 70 De in OPPOSE
ton to the will Of the General lin Chief: vet lie
considers the interest, law, and order Of the
State in this crisis will not be best subs. wed
by forcible Interference to correct the abuses
complained of. He says he will forward a copy
Of this Communication, with his letter, 10 Gen
Grant. and 10 the Chairman Of the Recon-
su uction Committee.
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The nomination Of Mr.. Seymour for the
Presidency by the Democratic Convention,
(announced first here by STAR extra,) took
the politicians here good deal by surprise to-
dsy. II was deemed among the probabilities
that his name would turn up formidably in
the course of the day. but IL was not expected
that the combination would be effected
So suddenly. The New York politicians
played their cards with great adroitness
and brought forward their bashful and reluc-
tant candidate exactly at the proper moment
to win, after the other candidates had butted
each others brains out Opinions vary here
concerning the strength Of Mr. Seymour IS a
Candidate. II is certain, however, that the
nomination fails to elicit any enthusiasm on
the part Of the Democratic politicians, aud that
the leading Republicans of the capital receive
II " ith positive feeling of relief. The latter
hold that Seymour's war record will be fatal
70 him in the East and his financial position IN
tie West. The Democrats aver, however, that
their platform is to do the business, and that
Seymour or anybody else can be run in on il
with rush The GOODNESS of feeling here in
Democratic circles over the nomination Ia ne
TO the fact that Seymour has few partisans
here, most of the Democratic politicians having
taken strong ground for other candidates, more
especially for Hancock.
Tie Blair family have worked to some pur-
pose in effecting The nomination of Gen. Frank
Blair for the Vice Presidency, after he failed
Tor the first place on the ticket. This is bid
fer the soldier vote.
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Presentation. John Morrissey made his
first appearance with the New York delegation
in tie democratic Convention yesterday.
..-- ThurIow Weed sailed for Europe on Tues.
day. ..'' Hon. A III. Jones, member of Con-
gress from North Carolina, is in town.
'--- Mr.. J. Ross Browne, the new Minister to
China, will sail from San Francisco for his
post on the Sd Of August. go. Hon. John Z
French, and Hon. o. II. Dockery, members OF
Congress elect from North Carolina, are at the
Ebbitt House
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AYYAIRs IN NORTH CARoLISA.-The pro-
ceedings Of the General Assembly Monday,
Tuesday, and yesterday are Of no general inn
portance. Canvassing for United States Sena-
tor Is kept mp constantly. II is understood
that Governor Holden and his new board of
Supervisors Of the State Insane ASYLUM, as
removed DIR. L. q. Fisher, who has been IN
TIA position since the establishment Of the in
stitution, and appointed DR.. GrissoD, a county
physician from Gran vile. Other removals
and appointments are expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-09

General Grant and family arrived at St
Louis yesterday. He declines all p ublic demon
s'rations, and will proceed with has family TO
bis farm near that city. Gen. Sherman accom-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-09

Hon. Daniel weisel, Of Hagestown, formerly
Judge of the Court of Appeals, Is suggested by
the Frederick EramiEer as the Republican can
didate for Congress from the Fourth District Of
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kIOb bAAon AhAmA AAO1 6HAWLo.
We hay. tvsnty. Eve sHAWLs On hand. r..v,,.
from - to &6s each, which We will close out At
greatly reduced prices.
DRESS GOODS,
JAPANESE POPLIHs,
GRAPE EUGHNIE,
GRANITE POPLIHs,
ORGANDY LAWNS, JA00NITS,
PARIS PRINTED GRENADINES,
PRINTED LINENS,
All widths Of LuDinbIs iH HhAck IRON GRESA-
MOURNING DRESS GOODS, &C., &s.
~ All the above Goods are being sold ct greatly
reduced prices, to close out before taking an &C.
count Of stock. JOS. }. MAY 3 CO..
sos Pennsylvania avenue.
jy7stf between 9th and 10th streets
ANDREW B. CoYLs, W. LENox TOWERS,
Late with Philip solomonsp
COYLE 4 TOWERS,
BOOKSELLERS. sTATIONERs, ENGRAvIRs
AND PRINTERS,
314 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
BLANK BOOKS,
LETTER PAPERs.
NOTE PAPERs.
ANB ENVELOPES,
(All Sizes and Styles.j
BANKERS STATIONERY,
COUNTING HOUSE REQUISITES,
AND CONvENIENOES
ALL NEW AND STANDARD PUBLICATIONS
RECEIVED AS SOON AS PUBLISHED.
MONOGRAMS, WEDDING, VISITING AND
AT-H0MR CARDS,
Designed and Engraved In the Latest and Most Ap.
proved Style.
Large and Well selected Assortment Of the Most
Fashionable Styles Of Fine
FRENCH AND ENGLISH STATIONERY,
NO OHARGH FOR PLAIN INITIAL STAMP
ING.
We cordially invite the public to inspect our
Large and Well selected Stock, and promise Fair
Dealing and Courteous Attention. ~ 6-esSt
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General Chamberlain was yesterday nomi-
mated by the Republicans for reelection as
Governor Of Maine
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- We are told that during the heated term
there 10 nothing so inyigorating as iced tea A
slice Of lemon no thicker than water placed
IN each tunbler odds 20 the relish.
~Bostcu has appropriated sSlo,oco for
driveway around 10.
s]Mrs. Victor isto be exec atedin cleveland.
Ohio, in August =
E4Monosram stained class windows have
beea placed In . fashionable Newport vula.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-09

Hon. John A Griswold was yesterday NOM
mated by the Republicans Of New York for
Governor Of that State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-09

VIM. p. Kellogg and John s. Harris were
yesterday elected United States Senator's from
Iauisiana
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New Jersey Republicans hold their conven-
ton at Trenton to-day
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THs BosTos RANK Observation-Disclosures
ID. Martin, late cashier Of the National HIDE
and Leather Bank, wss taken into custody by
the Sheriff last week and arraigned before
Jpcge Reed OF the superior Criminal Court,
ziine The funds oftte Dank. His hail was d xed
az $500, and he vas committed until his
sureues appear TO release him.
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FOB sam AND RENT,

&O0 oAA0 AkNU nEXN1s
TO 1rST.rhr-e ROOMS. .s,t.bs. 70, house-
Ece T,s, No sos ,sth street ae've \ street re.
ITO 4ESTf vsrri.heF ROOMS. 81.
- Ylo 81 Sser neDth ait.ble scr Gentle ,sea =
800 d scS4S ss s' and esmfOr'.'s' At 2S- .'A
For REST.BAE EoUss: wiz II rooms
s,s .s.. sfcs ~ n s,s s,S ssf
oR RssT.A tarst,.te.y fKAMR HOUSE.
contstniSs street, oe,seen leh and lsth se :,
t., 7; 2; WILSON, No Sra street., set@esa sd
ss q, Tsns, s;.0
FOST Is shS ss.rSs' Of DANIEL kisar
s q he Tas 6 sSSo SILL sILL EIxygses
for rent cheap. lRsp.f Uss"
II 0nMs AND STORE FOR RKST-In . v.,y
~, pleasant ne'sh sarhood; see sth street, sts-
Usss - '''''''
FOR RENT--ssvevaI HossEs from 20 20 osp
rsr nonth Also, for sale. several sa-sl
IHos wAGGAMAN,
Je slw Tao Pa ay e-t: 1879 aod a0th ats.
BRICK COTTAGE
IN the Public Printing Once san sre trout AZ on
,treet contsisine six rooms; uioe yard; gas ans
PITCH FOX.
Us8 470 Seventh street.
F9S EE INT, q he l.rs.. ana best igrs
street Tor rent Tor one Sear term Of years, 20
kfLBouRs 4 LArrA,
s-w Int Corner I'm and streets.
NKw -FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSE.
shf sas, range in kitchen, Latrobe stove; street
paved. A nnost desirable location for boarding.
purposes. Bent to good tenant SIC : month.
Ust 40 7th street. oppo.ite Post once.
For "a. SALE no yIRY Low-The c..a,r..bl.
Iss and streets. Isi.na eo.sainins Eve r0o@s
bs, issSs TIE !. bargain Price ., eee; one
ton on Ii. ,ssh July Tr r be 'p.S r
Bs-a 4ss eth .trees . b ss..ss TbsS sSak
FOE SALT.
Beautiful COUNTRY SEAT Of "a aor.., with
lsree and beautiful new house: also. tenant house.
~, Die, &c. Ac. sitnsteS within one mile Of
WsshinstOn, GeoreetoSn, aud AieIansris. viii
he seld At a great sacrifice ard on tong time Ap-
Rs,a 11La..,ena.. bet q sth and IN 3D .i..
re LIZA fyercom HOUSE, on Capitol hin,
g NICHOLS, at Ne. 416 street, below the Poet
EN0R RENT-On Virginia avenue between "a
U and 81 streets west, HOUSE, No 2l2. Apply
Sc JOHN CAMERON, 22s d street south, bet
Sd and IA SITS. west. y7-as
Zen SALE OR RBNr-A very deeiraSle GAR
y IEN FARM or SUMNER RESIDENCE In
virginia, i've miles from GeOrgetown, and two
miles over the Chain Bridge contain ing p acres;
has good comfortable Frame House OF 5 rooms;
siabing aud other outbuildines;a never fsfiiu
fprTn0 OF water close % the house; q Young and
thrifty apple orchard q DIV ART pear trees peaches
cherries and other fruit trees. Price. two theus-
Snd dollars. Terms easy. For particulars apply
southeast corner of 18th and Peuna avenue, or
No az Pros pect street, Georgetown.
iy7-lws PHILIP KLOTC.
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~ OTICE OF REMOvAL.

and the ,h .1Snc generally that We have recently
tween 9th and 10th streets. fnoxn as i the MAST
ali respects suitable for . irst class Dry Goods
STORE, which, - soon a. completed, We intend to
T. from this date commence
CLOSING OUT DUB STOCK AT GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES.
Those who are familiar With the class OF goods
We USUALLY Keep, ana our manner OF trsnsactins
osr and win no dsuSs avail shs%ssS. o. Of fGe IT, An
Ing Ss,P ,hs nss;: very cheap
articles. which " very ds:irous Of closing oas
40 Of d.st and Dress Goods "
$50 pieces Of sprinS and "a summer Dre.. Goods q.
100 pieces Of Spring and s"mmsr Dress Goods. ..
LOO pieces Of french Lawns and orsandies, at un
spss cent e Linen Lawns. good quality
50 pieces y Pfint.d Linen Lawns. superior quail.
Is pieces OF Broche Grendine in ooiored and black
ground gro 80 II 81 q Per transformer price si.as
100 pieces q Goisred Sash and Bonnet Ribbons, al
900 pieces sso of Plaid Rat from % cent,
20 pieces q COiOred Piaue, at IS cents-reduoed
Is pieces white Pique., trom7s cents to 81.
to close before moving. -
DUB STOCK OF BLACK AND oOLoBBD
Is very large, and the prices we are Offering them
at should be great inducement to purchasers.
DUB STOCK OF MOURNING GOODS
10 very large, and comprises goods of the best
make, and are at the very lowest prices.
We would also call attention to oar
ELKGANT STOCK OF LLAMA LACE POINTS
which will be found the handsomest nd cheapest
In this market
sns,.s.o,. W, M. s " e H.,s. R.ss TO-.
[ ARGE AnD ATTRACTIVE ua1Ss SALE OF DRY
. tor ns II # sep 81 s' .Sa
eomRencs this date to sell out the entire stock Of
shsvls, Lsoes, and Housefurnishing Goods, with.
Ths e much the largest and fines. stock Of Dr.,
Goods ever forced upon this market.
The price Of each article has been reduced to
comparatively new, veil selected. and emSraoes
every variety Of Dry Goods. great Inducements are
Fifty pieces Dress Goods Il 8 cents, former price
Fifty pieces Goods for walking suits, at 50 aud ak
cents, former price IS cents and 81.
pomestics at New York prices.
inss, iri Oh Iinens, &C.. &C.. st great bar gains.
EiHsq sF E1SR 3 GOODS
Bombazine. Delaine, Tamise.
"a, -, 50 Iron Grenadine, Grenadine Shawis.
1n Ssek and Colored Silks, sains for trimming
Richest Brocsdes and Moire Antiques.
Irish and French Poplins. -..,
Re- al Thread and Llama bace 6hawlg.
Point and yalencies Leces, Collars, Sleeves.
S.IDs. and L.e'' y yEo ihi 'a r MITCHELL,
,3iS Pennsylvsnia ave., bet. 9Th and 10th sts.
SAN claims due the Arm OF HARPER .
y ds;. f S Ii. q 70: ss.s
tor. je le-eolet1f
LOCKWOOD. HUFTY 4 TAYLOR,
REMOVED
334 PENSsYLvANIA AVENUE,
ADJOINING
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
LOCKWOOD, HUFrY L TAYLOR.
je0lv
- GREAT REDUCTION IN PRIoI
an "a 1890
On HgfNIJ Icy
0uiSss j! GOAL, &c q slss..- sss$$
$500 POUNDS 70 THI TON GUARAufI Nd
OAK md PINE WOOD eoassaaty On had.
70. = TIE sns for families 70 PIT IN tAsir
...... z. 2. InQWN . SON.
soStAses S:esasr q ney Yosk evsaae sa9 lltA
eth street, between nd = Yor6 NJ Mr.
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WI Id AN HILL
o. s.
rwo HUNDRED morn
BIAU rIFUL LOTS
ARR AGAIN
OFFERED FOB SALE
THE CITY,
AT
REDUCED PRICES.
AND ON
FIVE YEARS TIME.
ONLY ONE-TENTH CASH
For instance, lot at 500 would reSu,re but 90
On these terms Clerks, Lsborers, and all Who
can boy. secure house In the spot Improving
SPEC q La TORS
Can make NO better purchase.
ONE-FOURTH
OF the finest located lots remain unsold
BUY QUICK,
Persons can secure lot By paying 90 down.
HALL Ross,
Real Estate Exchange,
my II Corner seventh and d streets.
EoB KENT-one three story BRICK HOUSE.
q and sps fs r.
With water and gas. House without store SO
month store ~ For terms sIsPl{ a e
!. my4-E Corner of 9th ana sta. north
LOB SAILING or three fRAGTs or LAND,
somery county, IA. Hs a the Csnsi sSos
No 50 ~ street, Wsshineton. ny 9s-tf
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u as1zzP SSizIEs I11SEf S.,zc1.

n, ...,. WAsIIssfo., Jaee .. lssS.
=: As .ss e
sd kSSRdoat, sdministr stor, Of the estate Of
s :s:sa 8 .s;Es s. =; ij ~
rs ~ fs S Ss 81 $ li Z. I.
S4seA snkss 30 On - isth day Of ssS(sabse.
~: .Ass q: ~ e..,,s., = 800 >.
Why .sid petition ought not 70 e granted have
M sss
ssy S.snr e. n:s s ,, Ss
&c: 5SsI q; Al ):
Hsssl s. &c. .::s Ssss :; 80:
is. days sfter aiins the .ssti%ony. my v's0i'
ordsrsd also, that mis- notioe b lHhli:hed IN the
c. cd & tSs xsi... Nes Se1i. n. y. 81
Sssh ~ ss 1919 .ssf, a e: n sd
70; s.s q s'sr ACTING i S-.
OEFAfG1HHiEEss55 81 1Hs 1FETd45EfNE2t
.. se.o. y bf RHss llss Of
B S.:sn; pTsssi.: Ss
~ Steam Gauge, for seven years from tie eGpira.
dsp q p ssS S.t;sss which takes place ss
is ordered th.s the said Detitioa Be- heard as the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the l4th day Of Sc ptem.
Der next, at II oclock m and all persons are noti.
as1 % inppsaf and show cause, " any they hsve
Persons OPPOSING the extension are required TO
ole In the Patent Once their objections, specially
day of hearing; all testimony nled BY either party 70
De used at the said hearing must be taken and
which will be furnished on application.
Depositfone and other papers relied upon - tss-
umony must be filed in the once tUeafy days before
the day OF hearing; the Arguments, II any, within
ten days after 6ling the testimony.
Republican and the IntelliGenoer, Washington D.
o., and In the Atlas, New York, N. r, once
said I9blcstions = b 1t least sxy days Rrevisss
jy s-Wav Acting Ooanis0ioner q Pstsntp
INIER RI.IQK LA n a I-1Q1 a0 IL
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n~ MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS The
Annual Meeting Of the Stock holders of the
NATIONAL UNION INSURANCE. COMPANY,
Of Washington, for the election Of Directors will
4e held at the ONCE Of the Company, Ne. II
Louisiana avenue, on MONDAY, July Is, 1904
The polls will be open from to O'Clock D. m
~ l-eotd NOBLE D. LARNRR Secpy
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BOARDING.

: Dealers In this cslsbrassA vstsr esu b sup
Piled q the aFeats prices. tsddins freight from
". DO ROHELL,
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OONTIDENTIAL.-Yo nen Who have N
~ !pred themselves by certain secret habit,
Witch 1nnt then ior bushes: Slsssufs, o. e:
men, Who, from the folliss ef youth, OF other
causes, feel debility In advance Of their ysarS,
before placing themselves under the treatment 81
any one, should hrgt read THE Secret Friend"
Married ladies' viii learn sopsthin( oftmlortanee
AAdress, In . sealed envelope, On receipt Of :
cents Addrees Oh. CHARLIE 4. e11ABf . 90.
Boston, 0aeo. lt4 jaeN
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS. &o.

In Oonb iNAIiOs PICNIC
BROTHERHOOD OF TAX UNION or rHr.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Oh MONDAY, july 20TH Ie6s
At the sCHUETZEsfEsr PARK.
~. Commencing AZ O'Clock .. N
n, ne Youthful Rope walker, Master WILLIE
hAhMACk, toIly eleven years Old D hss a
nesn engaged. grr win perform some on hi. g.
O'Clock ~ Sf anu ~
n9psrfor music has been engaged, aad the Ger.
mittre assure the public that this will b. On. -
the beet entertainments of the season
Iickets 90 GENTS admitting eeutlem an ana
nrlee MAJ be obtained from mrnb~rs or ths
Siurtent u .cles, end from Me-sre h kmmons r.
penhs N, J. MARTIN McParlsnd, an al the
Park OF the day OF the picnic iyslS
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DROP. KREIs' DANCING ACADEMY. Pe.,.
~ sylFsnia avenue, opposite MetrOpolitAn q
Hotel FOR summer season. tGerflemrul
TUESDAY and Thu ksDAr EVENINGS
III m TO 10 O'Clock. Those entering nov -
can recetve q full quarter. Regular class MI
IN. first Iuesdsy in September. Jez,u
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JOHN L. RICHARD. JOHN +. wELsHANs.
THE LADIES' STORE.
NEW SPRING s SUMNER GOODS |!

WE arc now receiving from the PhiladelpE
w and Baltimore markets a large and well
selected Stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Fancy
Goods and Millenery. Our Stock Of Dress
Goods is the largest ever brought 10 this mar
ket, consisting, in part of De LANES, Poplins,
Black Silk, Mozambiques Jasper Cloths, Ar
mures, and large stock of Lawns and Jaco-
nets, both figured and plain.
Our stock of Domestic Goods is complete and
consists Of bleached and unbleached Muslins,
Prints, Ginghams, Cotton and Linen Checks,
Shirt:ng, Striped Tickings, Denims, Cottonades,
Brown Linens, Table Diaper, Crash, &C., sc.
We would cali particular attention to our
Stock of White Goods, such as plain and plaid
Jaconets, plain and figured Swiss, plaid and
striped Organdies, plain, plaid and striped Nan
sock, Irish Linens soft fnishe { Cambria, &c.
Our stock of Notions, is very large and COM
plete and we defy competition.
MILLENERY.-We are constantly receiv-
ing all the latest styles and novelties in the way
of Bounets, Bonnet Frames, Hats, Ribbons, &c.
We would also say in addition 20 the above
that we have on hand and will constantly keep
complete Stock OF Mourning Goods.
We would invite our customers and the pub
lie generally TO call and examine this stock OF
Goods for we are confident that we can offer
them at prices TO suit all.
We would be pleased to have all come and
examine our stock, as ii is no trouble 10 show
goods. TERMS CASH.
RICHARD & WELSHANS.
Shepherdstown, April IL, 1868. If
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HARDWARE STORE !

AM now receiving and will keep constantly
l. on hand large and varied assortment OF
HARD FARE, which can sell at very low
prices. Ny stock consists, in part, Of Rock and
Rife Powder, Iron, Steel, Horse Shoes, Mule
Shoes, Horse Nails, Rasps, Braces, Bits, Au-
gurs, Gimlets, Axes, Compasses, Calipers, BOr-
ing Machines, Chains, Rakes, Hames, Trowels
Scythes, Nails, Spikes, Locks, Hinges, Bolts,
Files, Chisels, Levels, Planes, Beyels, Screw
Wrenches, Forks. Shoyels Scoops Hoes, Rules,
Cross cut Saws, Mill Saws, Circular Saws,
Hook-loolh Saws. Hand Saws, Compass Saws,
Whip Saws, Hatchets, Hammers Draw Knives,
Spoke Shaves, Coffin Trimmings, Shoe Find
nrs, Masons' Tools, Brushes, Handles. Cutlery,
Drills, Scales, with many Housekeeping and
and Furnishing Goods both American and In
ported.
Dealing only in Hardware l am enabled to
keep large and full supply and can sell at low
prices.
Thankful for past favors, solicit coniinu-
ance Of tie same.
EDWARD SdAFER,
Moulder's Building.
Shepherdstowu, May ?, 1865.
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SPRING ARRIVAL OF NEW AND
CHEAP GOODS.

THE undersigned has just returned from the
i market with 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-Ladies Lasting, Congress, Lace at side
and Lace front Caters, from 5000 up; Shoes
in variety, for Misses and Children-Mens 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
brellas, Railroad Bags, good stock of Gents
Gloves. Every thing pertaining to mems wear
can be found al tie Cheap Cash Furnishing
House. invite the trade to give me call as
will insure Bargains.
I5S Ireturn thanks for the public's liberal
patronage and hope TO merit its continuance.
l.. LlCKLIDER.
Shepherdstown, Ap pril is, 1868. If
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For the Register

For the Register.
AfIectionateiy Addressed TO the Inmates
OF Willow Wen, Jefferson CouHty, Va.
Most truly and sincerely do symPS-
lhize with you in your sad bereavement.
Well do know your loss 10 be Irrepara-
BILE, and the vacant chair will no more be
filed, yet how cheering and consoling the
reflection, you mourn not, as those with
out hope. Your Father is not dead, but
liveth on high. Your loss 10 his eternal
gain. Then WOO him not 10 earth again
by sighs and tears, but rather rejoice IhSt
lie has been transplanied from this cod
and unleeIing world, 10 realize the lncon-
ceiysble bliss of q more genial cl'me.
Your earnest and pleading supPllcailons
IN behalf of that parent have been answer
ed Your Father has been saved. Death
lost its sting, and the Grave It's victory
over his liberated spirit which winged lis
flight TO regions Of eternal bliss, there TO
unite with that sainted companion IN sing
ing loud Ha.eluahs 10 the Lamb Of Goo
that laketh away the sia Of The world.
No mind can conceive, no pen poriIay,ihe
bliss Of that moment, when Father and
Mother met, and she leading him forth
into the presence of her Savior rspturous-
ly exclaimed Here am !, Oh, Lord, and
the husband thou gsvest me-" What
pleasure thrilled their hesrls when reCely.
ing the welcome announcement, "Well
done, good and faithful servants, enter
thou into the Joys Of eternal lle." Oh !!
bisslul anticipation. Oh glorious real
ity.
Then weep not for those parents deaf.
their Father called them home. and to His
care DO | commit and commend their chill
dren. Oh may lie give them grace 10
say, mot my will, oh God. but thine be
done" His kind and merciiul hand has
dealt this sf1lction and though II may
seem incomprehensible. yet il is in mer-
cy sent, for He chastenelh whomsoever
lie Iovoth. Submit meekly 10 HIS will.
He doelh all things well.
To Heaven a Father and Mother have gone,
And left their children here 10 mourn,
Dry up your tears my children dear,
For Jesus lives, and still is near.
Hear the mild tones Of his voice sweet,
As sthe accents low, your ears do greet,
"Come follow the path that have trod,
Twill lead you to Father, Mother, and God"
April l5, 1868. 4 FRIEND.