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A,nthy Advertisements inherited svsry sshsr day.
sa<rzsd tws-thrdz ths shove rsfos
r and ronr:h pszs -e1thy sdvsrsssnsrs sson square
80 per month 4ItH
transient advertisements hsving the Of the paper nt
insertion, 81 80 pr EACH subssquentiassrsn zosns
>u square
razs and Fourth pHes snsssnt sdvsrssnsnt saoa IN.
ssrsion, 81 50 per square
Advertisements inserted atiDtsrvsH tess srgsd
sach insertion
kzsular advertisers advertise largely shall allowed
san discount rom above named transient may be
axrssd provided tnst shah such dsoeus
sss1 % per cont.
ioasinsss charged zoosnz
~ per line. esoh insertion.
nrsnssnt Advertisement. paid for IN advance
Al Advertisements net marked for specified numse Of
Insertions win be publsbedsx times and charged accordingly
AHoils vita rsgzsr advertisers shall be resdsred monthly
tsqnere Is the sccaried BY ten Lines solid sgzts
THE WEEKLY ORESCEryT
ID published every Saturday morning Subscription ss
sr snsun In advances hsysary and quarterly.
nsis esDies 10 ccnts a.. .,sr
Bates 81 Advsrtisinss
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. NO. $50 Gus.
roxHoUsE STREET. BETWEEN CLAIBORNE
AND DERBIesY STREETS.
Br @. DE rzRrEr.

SUCCESSION OF ALFRED srIcKsAY-so. n.s..
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cuNsIABLE,s Sales.


JACOB WILD VS. Mr. AND MRS. GEORGE WHITE.
No 1903 Second Justice Peace. Parish Of Orleans.
Rr vIKTUE of writ OF aeri raesas
sis peASs w R,ocssS to sell at public aass9n At he
streets On WEDNESDAY the LIST day Of April 1868 At Il
One lot of Household Furniture.
p8- TkHxs-Ussh in .. s Treasury Notes
H. @. Freshman. Constable.
KIEFFER 4 BROS VS.. A. HEAra-JoHN II RKEs,
Curator ad hocNo. sS79- Justice ofthe Peace
Rr VIRTUE OF . w.n OF r.. Fa- 20 me
day q APRIL 1893 O'Clock ~ at % Common street,
One box Of Boots and Shoes
Bs-TERxs-cssh in U. s. Treasury Notes
h PEsNINAN. Constable.
J. J. zELNICKER VS.. SEBASTIAN L ND.-so. sss-
Second Justice Of the Peace.
DY VIRTUE Of a Writ of nerf fncfns IN
Dine drseIsd BY Pads chiIdtss second Justice Of the
Peace will proceed to sell At public auction tn as
DAY, the 20 day Of April 1865, NJ the cond justices
Court Room 26 Commercial Place At u O'Clock A.
ens los Of Ladies aud chldren's shoes
ra-TEEns-Cash in u s. Treasuy Notes
n c. PENNiMAN, Constable.
VIM. NocRAoKEH VS. LOUIS. LIDDELL AND IoHN
Gsuche Jr.. In soldokos S65s and So-second Justice
Of the Peace.
PY vIRTUE OF two wr,ts OF neri raesa.
DAY ihs or day Of April. 1888. At Il O'clock n. a the
Merchants and Auedoneers Exchange, Exshange Place
orE LIT OF GROUND With all The Improvement.
square bonded b. Bsnse casonhouss MO sn Toni nj
streets. designated as lot NO. 20 measuring feet 0c1
parallel Ines act Of sale before DsArmas dated 1874
AP Es,,e dir IN the above sut o. rt..f |,,.
r5- IERxs-cashin U. 9. Treasury Notes.
H. @. PENNIMAN,
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AUCTION SALES.
G. De FEneT's SALES.
POSITIVE AND uxREsERyzD SALE
PUBLIC AUCTION.
MORTGAGE AND OTHER NOTES.
.s. DRAFTS AND STOCKS.
oRDEs OF THE CRESCENT CITY BANK.
$50 81
FOR ACCOUNT OF wHox1r MAY CONCERN.
FOR ACCOUNT OF wHoxlr MAY coscERs


AucuoNfKR-O Once and salsEroo's % Benv1IIe street.
CATURDAY. April 4. 1853. AZ ~ O'Clock
- n, Merchants' anc Auctloneers' Exchange,
Royal Cspa and Cusiohouse streets at pub
he auction BY order the Crescent City Bank incorpor
company Of whom Il the
following Promssory Noles Drafts and Stocks, viii be
sold
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Foreign Items.

The Sandwich islanders appear 70 be greatly
ensmored of the United States. 1t is recorded
that at recent election there some OF the peo-
pie marched TO the polls with the American flag
at thei 1head and the Hawaiian flag at the rear of
the procession ssf -
The horse eating amateurs of Paris seem resol.
we'd 10 continue the contest with the beef-eating
interest. On MarclGras, in addition TO the show
Of stalled oxen, two fat horses, decked out with
ribbons, and led by four grooms in fantastic cos
tunes. were paraded through some of the streets,
accompanied by a c0rtege of mounted attendants.
This rival display was organized by two horse
flesh butchers OF La Vilette.
In the printing establishment of the Able
Migne, which was recently burned in Paris, was
one work that occupied 99l thick quarto volumes.
All but the last volume bad been printed, and it
was destroyed together with the manuscript,
cord or more. There were two other works, one
Of Ill and the other OF l02 quarto volumes, both
completed within two volumes of the conclusion,
that shared the same fete. The number OF vol.
umes burned is estimated at several hundred thou
sand. The Able Migne carried on not only print
ing and publishing, but built organs, employed
painters, sculptors and other artists. Nearly 800
workmen were employed in this one building at
twelve different trades.
Dispatches from Constaniinople report that the
grand yizer complains Of aid indirectly furnished
by the Russian transports to the small bands of
the Cretan insurgents in the mountains, and de-
clares this alone prevents the restoration Of COM
pete tranquility in Gambia.
An exploring expedition lately sent by the
Peruvian government to examine the codntry
along the banks Of the Maranon, one Of the main
tributaries Of the Amazon discovered immense
deposits Of gold. The Indians of that region are
reported TO be fierce and utterly savage, but an
invading horde of gold hunters, by way of the
river, now free to navigation will doubtless soon
teach the aborigines the expediency Of peaceful
conduct.
General Lersundi ordered the bishop of Havana
to be conveyed TO Porto Rico by war vessel.
The governor of St. Thomas has requested the
Porto Rcan authorities to send cattle and pro-
visions to relieve the distress of the inhabitants.
A thousand individuals were proposing to emf
Crate TO Porto Rico.
The French troops in Rome have been reduced
to single brigade.
The frost has been unusually severe at st. Pc
tersburg this winter. great many hack drivers
were frozen on their boxes, gas everywhere was
frozen, dogs yelped as If the pavement burned
their feet, horses away In terror at the inten
sity of the cold, the grand dukes distributed hot
tea in front Of the palaces furnaces were kept
burning In some streets, the city seemed deserted
nobody who could help it ventured out Of DOORS
and eighteen persons died of cold in one night.
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leans. Nov. 9. lssD. payable fil
July TO- 1861 Oct 10 1861
Nov. 10, 1861, and Dec. l6
1851 drawn 70 his or
l1 der and BY him indorsed
L with cent from matur
ity 5000 each, $4,000 %
Paid on account SIS 100 So
Balance $3.50 As
70 Lee. Bushrod W. Note order Aid. o Doug'assl
due Jan Is 1861 Judgment
obtained for S5990 IS, with
interest at per cent. hom
Le l.l April Is, 1861. $500 So
s0-LeeGD. Dan p. Two notes dated Nov. 5, 1860,
for 5000 each. with interest
per ceut after maturity
Paid account SAIL %
Balance due 1888 81
STOCKS
NO OF
NOS. Description. DATE PAID.
365 Burra BuTra copper Co. Nov 3, 1851 20 500
l66 Polk County Dec 10, 1861 25 100
If7 Bank of New Orleans duly 2s 1862 60 100
1024 July g. 1856 30 lO0
Crescent City Bank FEB 8. 1858 10 100
I90 March 3, 1858 20 100
q Southern Oil Company hzy a. lS57 80 100
"a July l. lco5 80 lu0
$40 shares.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-12-12
For the Register.
LINES
IN the Melancholy Death Of Miss mag
gle Il.

LINES
On the Melancholy Death OF Miss mag
gle Il.
Swee, idol of sisters heart,
Flower of brothers tender care
With bitter grief We from thee part
And think OF thy fresh grave with tears
Inscrutable are Heavens DEGREES
To cut of all thy youthful charms;
Thy coursing blood in death 10 freeze
And lear Thee from affections arms.
Blu, not ike iaithless Atheist,
Who have no hopes to Gid their grIel'
Our blackened sky has evil some Stars
To give our woe some sweet relief
Though now removed far from our sight,
Hid IN the dark and silent tomb {;
We nus, 10 meet in worlds OF light
In wonder Heaven-lhe Christian 5 home.
There shaIl We meet thee with our smiles,
There shall We clasp thee TO our hearts,
There. where no more sin begu'les-
No sorrow-no affection smart.
II such desIiHy be ours,
Such the bright world 10 which we come,
Well dry our eyes and ask our God'
To speed the time TO take US home.
IF. X.
Sbepherds,oun, Dec. 9th, 1868,
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Deatbs.


I y
On the 9Th instant, al the residence oil
her brothers, near this place, Miss Nag
gle RinehGrt, third daughter Of the late
CHrslisn RineharI. from the effects 81
a burning received two weeks previous.
The death of the young, the beautiful,
and the beloved, is al any tine sad, but
when it comes in the way the deceased
met her death. the sorrow is greatly in.
creased She was just blooming into wo-
manhood, The pride and beloved Of her
family and friends, admired and esteemed
by all who knew her. Her kindness Of
heart. genial disposition, modest manners,
and Christian spirit made her the JOY ofshe
household. = on her many friends and caus-
ed her society 10 be sought after by all her
acquaniances. Blu, she is no more. Her
genial smile, sweet voice and tender a..
lecron will be sadly missed, tut she is
gone TO JOIN The happy hos, around The
Throne Of God. She was terribly burn
ed. while lying before the fire, and linger-
ed in great agony for two weeks. when
death put an end to her sufftrngs. On
Sabbath morning last, while the Church
bells were calling tho people to worship,
she passed away to JOIN the ChJrch above
and meet he. friends who have gone De.
fore. "Blessed are the dead who die in
the Lord ~ AMI.
OBIT UARY
Died on tie evening of the 23rd Of No
vrmber, after most painful disease Of the
lungs, which lie bore with Christian res
ignslion. Mr.. Joseph ". Uialfers, 10 the
34lh year of his age. He was an afec.
lionale son and brother, and a fond and
devoted husband. His remains were fol-.
lowed to tie EImwood Cemetery by a
large number OF relatives, and the mem.
bers Of the S. S. NJ. A., ol which lie was
a member. Thy will, Oh God, not
mine be done"
How sweet the hour Of closing day
When all is peaceful and serene,
And when the sun, with cloudless ray
Sheds mellow luslre Ger the scene
Such is the Christians parting hour;
SO peacefully he sinks 10 rest,
When faith, endued from Heaven with
power.
Suslains and cheers bis lsnguid breast.
Mark but that radiance Of his eye,
That smile upon his wasted cheek
They Tell US Of bis glory righ
In language that no tongue can SPEAK
A beam from Heaven is sent to cheer
The pilgrim on lis gloomy road
And angels are attending near
To bear him TO their bright abode.
In Marrinsburg, on the aolh "ll,. Ella
Rose, infant daughter of J. Baker and
Mary r Kesrfou, aged days,
AT her residence IN Berkeley county, on
the 9Th ult. Mrs. Ruhdna So"fh~ood'
in the I'm year OF her age.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-12-12
I,JrRIous EFFECTS OF CAsT-lRoN

InJrRtous EFFECTS OF CAsT-iRoS
Sroyrs.-The public mind has been
somewhat sgtated by the recent action oil
that repository of useful knowledge. the
French Academy of Science. which, at
its late sitting in Psris, deiibera'ed upon
the extremely injurious effects upon
health of cssl-iron stoves, arriving al the
conclusion that the heated surface gene.
rates hydrogen from organic matter raised
10 high TEN peraure. II was also said
that. by the use OF such stoves, levers
were produced, bearing analogy TO those
generated by marsh gas, the high temper
AZURE Gecomposing the insenslble per-
spira,ion. generating ammonia, which Is
always prejudicial 10 health. 1t did not
REQUIRE an expression Of opinion IRON the
French Academy to prove The deieriora'
ton Of the atmosphere resulting from the
use of cast-iron and unlined cylinder
stoves, as it has long been known that
their use as heat generators has been eX-
reedingly injurious TO health. Not alone
The uccurants Of private rooms have had
cause to complain OF lis eneTvallng effects,
bu, sslesmen in stores and clerks III otilces
have had their efficiency impaired by IN
haIng the poisonous atmosphere, which
renders them drowsy, nervous, thirsty
and debillated, preventing their useful
ness and permanently injGring their
health.
This is not the case with stoves having
clav lining. as the deIeterious matter
com blamed offs not generated when the
heat passes through such medium, and
the use of such stoves is recommended By
Tie highest scientific and medical author
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-12-12
nlNrrinoes.

In Richmond, on Tuesday, lsI instant,
by the Rev J. J.. Butler, Mr.. VIM. l..
Duke. OF Harper's Ferry, TO Miss Sarah
c. Cash, of Amhers, county, Va.
On Tuesday morning, the 9Th instant,
in the Elk Branch Church. at DuflirIJs,
by the Rev. Sllas Billings, Mr. HiHianl
Mplria to Miss Christine Bane, both Of
this county.
On Tuesday morning, 9Th instant, in
Charestown. by Rev. DR.. Sehon, ".
Neade McMechen. Of Wheeling to Tu-
ginia. third daughter Of Thomas Ruther-
ford, Esq, of Charleslown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-12-12

A correspondent, Of the Petersburg
Times urges the Wes, Virginia LegIsIs-
ture to do away with all laws for the col
lection Of debls. on the ground that nono'
is the true basis of all credi. IN business:
and therefore laws should not be enacted
10 encourage credit to an unhealthy ex-
tent, and that there ale many s"uho az
pumen,s in favor Of a cash system and
the present is a favorable time TO INTRO
duce it. or course such law nov pass
ed would no, apply 10 past debts.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-12-12

At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court Of Jefferson county, on
The 1t Monday in December, 1868.
Daniel s. Rentch,
vs.. Debt and Attachment.
Amos Young.
The object OF tins suit ia to obtain
judgment for'$l33 62, with interest from
the 18Th DAY Of January, 1861, until paid.
and 10 attach any interests belonging TO
said defendant and it appearing on sillda-
Wit fled in this suit lIai said defendant Is
not a residealof this Staici he IS hereby
required 10 appear within one month al
ter due publication Of this order and 90
what is necessary to protect his interest
in this msucr. It's further ordered ihS'
ropy Of this order be published once
week for four successive weeks IN some
newspaper in said county. and pos'eo ~
The front door Of tbe Court House mercer
on the first Monday after the da'e Of MS
order. 1este, ,,p Glib
ChspIine e. Ingles. p. O.
Dec 10, 1868 Prs fee 50. 4"
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

FLOUR-Howsrd Street Super 6 so
81 25 do. High grades $3.50 IS DO.
Family 10 5OsSll so.
URE.aT-Prime white ? 304S2 40,
and low grade DO. 81 90-Prime red 81.
IS. and choice Southern is quoted al
81 so per bushel.
CORN-WhiIe is quoted at 90 els
yellow al 1881 O3; damp DO. 9Os97 ca.
GOLD-Gold is quoted in New York
at 1851 and in Baltimore at 1851.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-12-12
Cough Preparations.

TOR coughs. colds. &c. use Scbcnck =
L PnImonic Syrup. Jacsson's Cough
Remedy. Ayers Cherry Pec'oTal. JayneS
ExpectoIsn,. Bells EspeerorSnt, Co't'r's
Cough Remedy. Hsnce's Syrup OF Hoar-
hound. Forests Juniper Tar. S'sbler's
Cherry Expertorsn' Shrners Cough
Syrup, SisGorJ's Olive Tar. WI''sfs
BaIsom Of Wild Cherry, WIshsrl's Pine
tree Tar cordial Stonetrsker's cough Syr-
up. DR.. Smmh's WhOoPing cough Syrup
Browns Bronclal Trorhes. Bells Throat
Tablets, and gren, variety OF Cough
dedicines, at
dec S Billings Drug Store.
Fine lot Of Skates just received at
\ the WdTdpGrt Sore.
4 Large and fine assortment OF Sie'Rh
4 B,lls lust received and foI sale. al ihe
Joc5 Hard,rGrc Store.
Spoerior LOT Of Sleigh Bake" and
A Runners. Shafts and Tongues. al the
Ja.6 Hardware Store.
WINDOW Glass and Putty. at the
W dec HdrdDdTe ofof".
GOAL Holds and ShoveIs, at the
[ dec H1rdu0re Store.
pPICES-.B Black Pepper, Corianfer
- Seed, Sweet Ms1orsm, aud all other
kinds OF spices. at Billing
nov % Drog Store.
4 NTHRACITE COAL for sale by
y nov IL E. ShGfr.
CAUSAGE Cutters. Sausage Stufer.
y Coal Holds, Ash Selves. Ash Scoop.
Fire Dogs. Shovels, longs, and Pokers.
for sale by d. Humphreys & Co..
nov Ii Chsfestou
CASH Cord. Sash Weighs, Improved
y Hinges, for sale by
d. Humphreys f. Co.,
nov IL ChsrIeslo~n.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-12-12

o. From prescott indications, lively
times are expected during the approaching
llOlidsys-Ior The young folks at least.
The Lulheaan Sabbath School is p'epar-
ing Christmas Tree, which will be on
exhibition on ChrislnaS Eve, ladened
with presents Of every variety for the
children.
The German Reformed Sabbath School
will also have Christmas Tree, on
Christmas night, filed with nice things
for the children.
The Ladies Fair, fer the benefit Of the
NJ. f. ChurcH, South, will also be N
progress.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-12-12

GS> DR.. Wnherow, Dentist, is nov IN
town. Those wishing his services should
csil upon him a. once. lie is prepared
to do al work in his line in the most sub
slan,ai manner and warranted TO give sa!-
.sfacIiOn.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-12-12

The Msrtinsburg Sep Era says
SmilhGeId, in jefferson county, has sixty
TN arragesbIe damsels. and not more Than
ten manageable young men. The ladies'
are represented as handsome and inlelli-
gent, and we can only account for so
many remaining in "single bIessedness"
by The almost impossible condition Of the
roads leading into the village. Modern
chivalry will no: risk their passage. even
when moved by the prompiings of love.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-12-12

o. R. P. H. slaub. Esq. of Bal,-
more. formerly Of MarilnsoOrg. ". Va,
upon motion Of Mr.. SyesleI, al Hagers-
,own. on w ednesday Of las, week. was
admitted as a member Of the Washington
County Bar.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-12-12

vs..
The Potomac Mining and Manuiscidr.
ing Company.
The object Of this suit is tn recover
damages against The defendants for S3ooo.
fur injury done 10 The Saw Mil properly
Of the heirs Of Z. D. ShephTd,JE And
/, appearing on sfidsvn filed Ia ibis suit
thai the Pte,idsai and Other efief officers
or,he said corporation are hoD.resideni-
Of hi. sisre. hey are hereby regcifsd to
appear within Oae month siief due publI-
c,,ion Of hi. order. and DO what's nece..
sarv 10 project their interest in this matter.
Il i, further ordered that cupy hereof be
nm 5li.hed once a week for four successive
weeks 10 any newspaper in said County.
and posted al the front door Of the Couu
House thereof on the FIRST Monday alter
the date OF this order.
Tesie.
w. a. CHaPLINE. Clerk.
E. c. Freel. p. q.
Dec. 5, 1868. Prs fee 90. 4w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-12-12

o. In the Senate, West Va. Legisla'
tuIe. on Thursday Of last week, Mr..
Chailine. by leave, introduced bill to
allow n. s. While, Esq. of Cbarlestown.
TO practice !sw withou, taking the oath.
The bill was ordered TO engrossment.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-12-12

&C. The Mssons of this town and vi
cinity will have Supper al Enher's llo-
Tel, in this place, on Monday evening the
2ssh instant. Good ealings, good cheer,
and good time generally, are expected.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-12-12
For Sale p!

One of the most desirable resi-
fTm dences in Jefferson county, bor-
LINN dering immediately on The corPo-
,.,s limits Of Shepherdstown. The county
.es, # said county. For information IN
,sa.,d to the same, enquire OF The
ies''u " EDITOR.
sbepherdstown. Dec. -, 1868. ii
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-12-12

NgP CURE FOR CoRNs.-We clip from
an exchange a remedy. which is said 10
be very efeclual in removing those troOb.
lesome and painful excrescences. Should
the remedy be what is claimed for it, its
discoverer deserves the thanks Ct The en-
tire community who suffer with ,hem:-
Zone teaspoonful OF tar, one Of coarse
brown sugar. and one of salrPe're. The
whole 10 be warmed together. Spread it
on kid leather The size Of The corns, and in
two days they will be drawn out"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-12-12

&C. II. NJ. Billings, Druggist, has
preparation called Desseca,ed Cocoanut,
new and standard article, as well as deli
cious. for making Pies, Cakes, Taris,
Custsrds. &c. II is just the article for
The Holidays. Call and gel package.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-12-12

DURTON'S Tobacco Antidote; Davis
ID & MlIet's Arabian Embrocation. a
splendid article for the cure Of Scratches,
Disiemper, &C., in horses; Horse Pow
ders, and German Cattle Powders, al
DR.. Ndgruder's
dec IL Drug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-12-12
LOOK HERE !!

gpIIE undersigned has on hand and for
( sale she REVOLVING LIGHT
STOVE, whirh Issuperior 10 the Orlen-
,al. also The best NUT COAL, 70, burn
ing in The said Stoves.
A. A. COOK.
Shrpherdstown. Dec. 5. 1868.
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YOUNG LADIES'
s f Nj | n 4 Il Y.
SHEPHERDSTOUN, ". va.

CAPTAIN w. II. MORROW having
Y determined TO move 10 the West the
School heretofore under his care will be
continued by Miss LIZZIE LEACHE,
aided by compe,snt Assistants.
All the English Branches. with Msihe-
mates. Latin. French, German and Mu.
sic, will be taught
A pleasant room has been secured IN
the Eas, wing Of Mr.. DAVID BilImyer's
residence.
For terms and further particulars. sp-
ply 10
MISS l.. LEACHE.
Shepherd'lowr.
December 5, 1868. 81
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Shepherdstown, West Va:


ESe The Sabbath School of the NJ.
l.. Chnrch South, will hold an Exhibi-
ZION On Thursday nigh, nexl. the i7lh
instant, the proceeds 10 be applied for the
heueh, of the Church. Admission fee
25 els.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-12-12
Notice
OVERSEERS OF THE
POOR !

1RHE Overssers OF the Poor are request
< ed,lo meet a, The Aims House. on
,he 10Th day OF DECEM.
Der, for The purpose Of appointing some
one 10 superinlend said Aims House and
County Farm. for tie next year. Per
sons applying, will do 80 in person.
+. b. HAlNES,
President OF The Board.
December 5 1865 81
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-12-12

Miss Fannie Price, daughter Of Gen.
Sterling PEice, and Belle Boyd are about
10 ill engagements at the Galveston thea
ire.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-12-12

@S West Va. Legslalure-in Senate
on Tuesday last, the Senate bill suihori-
zing N. S. White OF Jefferson county. 10
practice law without taking the test OATH
was. on motion Of Mr.. Wright laid on
the table. The Senate bill authorizing
the trustees of The Nj. Z. Church. al
Shepherdsiown to sell certain property,
vas read The SECOND time, and referred 10
the Judiciary,
In the House on Tuesday, Senate bill
concerning the recorder Of Jefferson coun-
ty was passed to ,hird reading. Senate
bill concerning the prosecuting attorney
of the same county was taken up bu, laid
on the table. The election Of these off.
GERS is contested and The object OF The bills
is to make provision for filling the offices
until the contest is decided.