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TOILET SITS,
FRENCH PLATE GLASS MIRRORS,
FRENCH TOILET CASES,
And general and we'll selected assortment Of all
TOILET ARTICLES.
3, CALVERT FORD,
2S6 Pennsylvania avenue,
de2@ between 18th and 18th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-22

All the Boston papers contain dispatches to
the effect that Secretary Fish is about to resign
and be succeeded by Judge Pierrepont. 1t is
news here.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

Tor THE HOLIDAYS.
HENRY ALBxRs. $50 rl,h street. betweea K
ssss .s:ortnsnf q P0UND. TRyiT and otter
S. asshsd : stsss s. .s of IL
! hEMsIiTca MANDK ERcHiEf at only IS
handsome goods for Holiday Presents. al GREATLY
sn
Neck Scsrfs, &C., Ladies' Companions. Fans, Segar
SsS 8 ~ IR sSa Ps
prices Just marked down to sR sSlS sfs,s IN
de .a-a s1s street. corner 18Th street.
GooDs SUITABLE FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
EMBRACING ZINE
rsENcH AND ENGLISH EXTRACTS,
TOILET SETS,
FRENCH PLATE GLASS MIRRORS,
FRENCH TOILET CASES,
And general and well selected assortment Of all
TOILET ARTICLES.
8. CALVERT FORD,
dea bsss. es1 Tx snd III. iSs: :sssss
WEBB 4 BEvrR1DGE
Have now open and for sale
PUNCH BOWLA various kinds.
sab SBS ;EEsHRss b..
SMOKING is sK1 ssAsps, AN''A 'A'-''
And man, other new S sIS SSSs AND ND sAucERs
,.,,.v.,,I RL4 a II wARE.
S&sEf S s Fl, --latest designs
4s' ODD 'rr1os Is.s sA1L' 'rH s4 sss' f.
M PRESENTS FOR GENTLEMAN Ann
< IN GREAT VARIETY. QWY
THE LATESTLoNDoN ssd PARIS STYLES
HANDkERCHIEF fssswr,ux
'nEHsss sgssa
AS SkEjsiNs "a Ed ENGLISH UNDERWEAR,
Bff kkfs kf5 S SHk6KEys; &c.
Al Of the most Superb and Elegant Patterns. Will
AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
WIN. q. TEEL,
&aJN KRIS KRINGLE Gf1N
SAYS:
HE OBTAINED HIP STOCK OF GOODS SUCH
AS
TOY TRUNKS,
LADIES AND MEMS SATCHELS,
LADIES DRESS TRUNKS,
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS,
CARRIAGE ROBES,
RIDING AND CARRIAGE WHIPS,
SADDLES, HARNESS, &C,
FOR PRESENTS
AT THE PRACTICAL MANDATORY
JAMES 8. TOPMAN Il CO.
~425-VA
GOLD NO. 5OO)
SEVENTH STREET,
One door above Odd Fellows Hall,
and advises all who want such goods to 90 there
and buy as they haze the largest and choiceSt stock IN
me etfy. de22-2t
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Archbishop Spalding is among the members
OF the Committee on Questions Of Faith of the
Ecumenical Council.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS.
A06 SEVENTH STREET. A06
APPRoPRIArE
~ HOLIDAY PnE5ENTs,
AND ADAPTED TO ALL SEASONS.
Choice selections hasAsomssy Framed
rAiS'ksGRA vrrcs. and
SWISS CARVED WALL POCKETS,
TOT HYGRoMEToMEs, &C. ~
PAPER HANGINas,
WINDOW SHADES,
PICTURE coRD AND rAssELss 49,. 800
The largest assortment in the District. Terms
Please remember meme and number
J. MARKRTTER,
le6 SEVENTH STREET,
de6lms Between d and SITS.
LOOK OUT FOR THE HOLIDAYS
CIR. RUPPERT,
xRIss KRMGLE HRADQuARrY1S
No. S22 SEVENTH STREET, between ID and +,
Importer Of al kinds OF
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN FANCY
GOODS AND TOYS,
CHRISTMAS AND NEW TEARS PRESENTS.
his many friends, and the public generally that he
months during which time he has devoted himself TO
the selection OF the largest and handscmest stock
FANCY AND woRsTED GOODS.
CRYSTAL AND ALABAsTER ORNAMENTS,
TOYS, &C., &C.,
that has been introduced in this section Of the
country, These Goods have been selected in Paris,
proved and finest kind; which | can dispose Of q a.
Ss
in part
EMBRD CHAIR and SOFA COVERS,
IA ksfTf ffd kFfSEss s .lss.
BOHEMIAN VASES and ORNAMENTS,
OPERA GLASSES, in Pearl and IVORY
MUSICAL SEGAR STANDS,
FRENCH PERI MERY, Of all kinds,
PORTMONAIES,
CARD CASES,
WHITING DESKS.
DRESSING CASES,
WORK BOXES,
BASKET AND WORK STANDS
DOLLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
MASKS OF ALL KINDS OF CHARACTERS,
ROCk, SPRING HOBBY HORSES.
PR0PELL0RS and SLEIGHS,
WAGONS and WHEELBARR0WS
In order to give my customers increased facilities
I'm their examination of my large stock Of goods,
have converted and fitted up, with all the modern
conyeniences, and at several thousand dollars ex-
pense, the second story Of my establishment into q
store room. The new room Is entered by way Of
open stairway leading from the store-room in the
second story.
Ladies contemplating holding fairs would do well
to examine my stock before pure hasng elsewhere.
Those who wish to avoid the large crowd rs ually
atteDdant at the near approach of the Holidays,
should make their selections early avoid the
rush. de stJanl
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H U l. IDAY GOODS.
BROWNING a MIDDLETON.
No. 343 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

BROWNING a MIDDLETON.
No. 343 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
We would respectfully call the attention of stran-
Complete stock 81 ZINE FAMILY GRoSERITEss a
WINS, &c, comprising in part Of
lMPERlAL LAYER RAlslNs, call punches, for
CiTR9S, ctRRANfs. FfGs I PR az Shoe boxes
PECANS. ALMONDS. FILBERTs, ENGLISH
MALNCTs; BRAZIL NUTS.
FRESh sARDINEs; garter and halt h.x..
PEhCmEs, sTRAWBERRIEs, DAMsoSs,
Canton bsot tfa6S@s-cHow, CANTON GINGER,
DEsiGcAIED COCoANCT, TAPioCA, FAkiSa.
EN$ffSH SSD FRENCH MUSTARD. FRENCH
BENGAL ccHuTNEY, woRcEsrERsHrRE
SAUCE; WALNII AND TOMATO CATsUP.
pES IEED TbRkfF; HAM TONGUE AND LOB.
STER. for sandw ichee.
Fresh CORN, TOMATOES, PEAS, PEACHES,
MUSHROOMS, ASPARAGUS, &c
l.. RoEpERERS CARTE BLANCHE CHAM
MORT 4 CHAMPIONS "vIN IMPERIAL
GREEN SEAL CHAMPAGNE.
SHhs " HE E iEckks1 shThskNpARp Do 90.
ABs!AasHkr H ASNE t6FbfsL suRAooA AND
sHEkkl AND Madeira WINE, very old and
RkHsEYs SCOTCH WHISKY.
3 az IA ghAHnAICA RUN;
FINE WHISKY, GIN, &c, &c.
de B-eo2w Republican,
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So New jersey has 13l,0G Sunday school
Scholars, who contribute an average of one dol
lar each per year.
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AMERICAN, ENGLISH. AND GENEVA
WATCHES.
LEoNTINE NECK AND VEST CHAINS.
FINE SETS BREAsTPINs AND EAR Rings.
FINGER RINGS. BRACELETS.
CUFF BUTTONS, STUDS. SC, &C.
SILVER PLATED WARE, Ere.
SAMUEL LEWIS.
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
deE-tJi WASHINGTON, DC.
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r. G G esr
At CLARK cos
de 2-T Corner L and 10th streets.
STEAMER EXPRESS will leave Crouch . Sixth
sIe siIee ia D Mea1t IN II ssRtoAaA
for Baltimore and River Landings-1k
de 70. I'M. CROUCH. Agent.
- H pA4 fS Sk go. P P4E NKes"S ~
70 THE Low ERs OF FAT BEEF9Thsre wiii
staff a the Northern Liberty Market. on Friday
MORNING Stall No az akoS SG%s S9s eEns an
cents; worth SLICES ds I: e eeats,
yard ' ''- - EMORY BAxTER.~ PEI
del46m fRep.l between 10Th and nth streets.
TRjcT OF Or COLUMBIA, the aist day Of De-
The Oak Hill Cemetery Co.,
A5 john y T. Stone: fFi Fs4:g fdsl
on motion 81 the complainant BY Mr. Charles NJ.
above named their To- be
herein before the FIRST day occurring forty
ceeded with as in case Of default ' - W ''''
True copy"Test:-R. ]. MEIGs, elk. dess.wsv
ii
pom On the petition = Rfisk I5Pak. q f,t,.ssis,
ssSYn S1 p Ss sS. q
provement in Fire Place
closed the 18th day Of February next: that the
time for hlihg arguments and the Examiners report
that said petition b heard on the d day q March
SAMUEL s. FISHER,
de 22-law5W Commissioner Of Patents.
SUBSISTENCE oFfIcE;, 2. s; A.;
BALrMoRE, D.; December 2lst. 1859.
once anS l. I'm Sn M Y
9th E1o; for furnishing to Recruiting Party and
sEsH BEE St si
months commencing February lst 1870, such less
time as the Commissary General OF Subsistence may
2. The Beef to be Of good and marketable quality,
meek shants and kidney tailow to be eacinded1
8 The necks q the cattle slaughtered under this
POINT, and the breast trimmed down The shanIs Of
sas ss ss sn.e be S S hTse to four
from six to eight inches above the gambrel hook
9; Butchers having stalls in any Of the city mar
ksts may propose for Beef TO bs called for at lheir
hours such days between which the Beef can BE-
.nns sry aSs
and most Of the orders. will probably be for small
cessive cuts from the quarters of the Beef AZ mem
TONED in Par. Of this advertisement, By Beef Of
equal quality to the same.
B. Bidders are requested TO be present TO respond
TO their bids and be prepared TO give bonds for the
fulhlment Of their contract.
8. Proposals must be endorsed distinctly "Pro-
posals for Fresh Beef, and addressed to the under
signed, Who the right ~ reject any or all
bids not TO the interest Of the United States.
here
de0W Brevet Brig. Gen. and G. s., U. 8. A.
DEsT IMPORTED CANARY BIRDS, GOLD
II fINCHES, and other varieties. A largeS(
assortment on hand H s3d f0r r. s1 Hss a ~
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N@k. Oh P.-The officers and members of SY-
US KACUSlAN LODGE, No. no, X OF p are
Ieluestec g. met at their Hall THIS (Wednesiay)
NIGHT, at o clock, 70 make arrangements TO At
TED o eS ia n g Bro. Knight wn H. BAILEY
1t JOHN $. OURANb, RS.
U@NATIONAL MEDICAL SOCIETY OF THE
ale National Me.lcsl cety Of the District OF
Columbia will be held az The CONGREGATIONAL Church
MING, December %, at IA O'Clock.
d DE- SIssi Oh 'h G ADAMS GRAY, ND, Sec.
O-GO AND SEE PROF. GREEN'S yOVR-
US NKYfNes or THE IsRaELITESs Ban,
tbs u the Rebellion, and Ten Nights in Bar Room,
At UNION LEAGUE HALL,
On THURSDAY NIGHT,
and also on CHRISTMAS DAY, at o clock. d2l 81
NE MAMMOTH ILLUMINATED WAR
US VIEWS, &c, being original Photographs Of
actual scenes, takea during the war, and enlarged
livery EvkSISG, at the wHITREUR2T GAL,
LEY 424-6 Pennsyl aria avenue, betW cen az and
9Th streets. Admission . cents. dea,sts
VA. o. GOOD FELLows.-A meeting 81.
u g GROOM ENCAMPMENT, No. 2 A. o. C.
THURSDAY EVENING SEXT, at hall, pass seven
O'clock Every member j. requested and expected
g. be present this very important and interesting
Z. - asI%n: D' ''us' JAS. NJ. TOWERS, Scribe.
r~OFTICE OF SECONDARY OF PR0vI-
be- Is Is5s-A public meeting will be held in behalf
al the Provident Aid Society on Tilt RsDAl EVE
MING, at 80 O'Clock. at Rev. DIT SUNDERLAND
Church. a. street. Prominent speakers Will be IN
derlapd, Rev DE- s. Tustin, Clinton Lloyd, Esq.
Rens niber the rsor. and DO not neelect coming
aeeQ-ft S.wsLf, secretary.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-29

o. The MEMORIAL DINNER, &C.
The ladies' appointed 10 prepare and man.
age the Memorial Dinner and Festival"
10 take place on Saturday next, have
made the following arrangements There
will be Irawberry Festival, &c, on
Friday night, in Mr.. M:Muvran's School
Room, and Dinner al l2 o'clock, on
Saturday, and al nishla Festival. consist
ing of Straw berries, Ice cream, cake, &C.,
Will be held in the same room. We are
requested to ask the ladies appointed 10
solicit contributions, and others who may
desire 10 contribute, 10 repor, 10 the com
mi,tee, Mrs. DR.. Reynolds, Mrs. Folly
Shepherd. Mrs. keplinger, Mrs. J. P. A,
Enller, Mrs. Stephen Staley, list of the
articles they have obtained. Contributions
can be lefI al The Market. house, on Saiur-
day morning, in the care Of Mr.. Ben Pen
dlston, of The Green Grocery" but un-
cooked meats should be brought in on
FndSy evening, so ss 10 give time 10
cook them.
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BenedlcHon.

LUTHERAN SYNOD OF PENNSYLVANIA
This body assembled at Reading on Mon
day, and IN report Of lis proceeding we
find the following:
Rev. D. F. BiuIe. Of Roanoke College,
Va, was requested to make statement
in relation 10 the condition of the church
in the South. He said that the Southern
General Synod had six synods in connec-
ton with i, in North and South Carolina,
Georgia, Tennessee and Virginia. They
had been driven out OF the va
General Synod, and had formed separate
organizations. They had prepared a
church hymn book, which was similar IN
its main features 10 tina, prepared by this
synod. The poverty OF the people was
very great. At The close OF the rebellion
there was no grain 10 SOW. and no 'mP'e-
menls Of huobsndry available.
lie solicited, in feeling terms, the con-
tributions Of the synod 10 help these
churches. The prospect OF an early iu'
ture union and cooperation between The
Pennsylvania Synod and the Southern
churches he represented as being very Ia
vorabIe. A strong tide Of German lmmI-
grafton was setting in toward the South
md, if the Lutheran Church was true TO
herself, the time was coming when she
might be the church Of the State OF Flr-
ginia, where her recent progress had been
greatest.
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Millinery and Mantua Making
LATEST STYLES.

ME undersigned N orms he Public
1 that lie has opened a NILLiNEHF
STORE. Iu connection wllh the Manlua
Making Business, 10 lhr Store House Of
her hu band. IN Man street. Sue hiss
inst rec',sd .pItndrd stock Of Bonnels,
Hats, Suuaosns aud Shaker H0ods,
Trimming aud Ribbons Of every de-
scflptiOu, V,is, aua Ssh Ribbons, Bon.
ne, Craps. silk and Ssnn !iuslon-.
Blends. Lacc-. Ruches. Velsers. Nets,
French Flower, and FraIbers, &c, &c &,
also a large stock Of
Ladies Dress Goods Of every kind.
Straw Goods bIearhed and pressed to u.
der
All work viii he done promptly. neat
~ and la,.Iouably.
Throug hour tie ,esson w,ii receive
weekly adtiIon. 10 my sl0ck. always 81
fordlng he very newest styles.
Call and examine nv stock. ! feel
assured that can render satisfaction both
in goods and prices
MRS. ANN COOK
ShepherdsIOwn. May %. 1869. #
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nlarrin9fs.

At.he Anlisiam House, on HE 18Th
inst, br Rev. Thomas Sherlock, ". Il.
Chambers to Catherine Hrin' both Of
Berkeley county. a..
On the 9Th inst. by Rev. II. "issIeF'
Mr.. John H. Longbrake, Of Logan c0nnI
y, Ohio, TO Miss S. DalHs -hllfeT' oil
Jefferson county. W. Va.
A, Hsrper's Ferry, on the llth lnsl''
bv Rev. Father Kahn, Geo. Dittmyre, to
Miss Mary j. Springer
On the I7th inst. by the same. H. d.
Higgins to Mrs. Kate Gary, nee Lyons
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Deaths.

AT Springfield, Mas, on The 18th insr.,
Of Congestion Of the Lungs. Benjamin
Uent7eH. aged 65 years. lie was long
worthy citizen Of Hsrper's Ferry, where
re filed many important trusts.
In Washington city. on the I7th inst ,
Mr.. Dillon Garrett, formerly of Hsrper's
Ferry. aged about so years.
10 Washington City, on The oath inst +,
Thomas Hurley, second son Of Thomas
H. and NJ. Cornelis Havenner, and grand
son Of Rev. NoEval Wilson, aged twenty
years and FIVE months.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-29

To- AFFRAY ON TIE CANAL.-On Sun
day morning oilast week, d fliculty &C.
CURED near the four locks on The G. & o.
Canal between Clay Reed, boaIman, and
a negro man employed on another boat,
which ended in the negTo's striking Reed
several blows upon the head with hatch
ct, from which he died shortly alIerwagd.
Mr.. Reed belongs to HarPer's Ferry.
The negro was arrested and sent to Ha-
gersiown jail.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-29

g. At the Memorial Festival on Saiur-
day next, fine saddle and bride, will be
voted to the most popular ex-Conlejerale
officer. The following officers have been
named as candidates Col. W. A. Nor
gan, Captains Lee II. Moler, Henry kear-
ney. Henry Hagan, Gen. f. g. Lee, and
Majors II. X. Douglas, ii. NJ. Billings,
and Lieut.. J. p. Marshall.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-29

o. The NJ. Z. Church. South. occu-
pied the basement of their new church,
for The first time on Friday last. The
Rev. Dr.. Finley of Winchester preached
on Saturday night and Sunday morning,
and Rev. Mr.. Clarke on Sunday night.
The meeting was continued several days.
The room is very neatly and comfortably
GMed up.
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n,dication Of the Confederate COnete-

~.
The following is the programme OF lie
Dedicatory ceremonies 10 take place oil
The 5,h OF June, next. The Procession
will form 10 front of the Court House
under the direction Of Chief Marshal
Col. W. A. MORGAN, assisted by
Major Henry Hsgan, Major Ii. NJ Bill
lings, Captains II. F. BsrnhaT'' Lee H.
Moler, Henry Kesrney, and Lieut.. j. T.
Marshall, in the following order
Marlinsburg Brass Band,
Clergymen,
The Choir,
Orators Of The Day.
S. S. NJ. Association,
Neighboring Associations,
Representation OF Southern States.
Citizens,
and proceed direct 10 the Cemetery, here
the following Dedic6tory services WI!
take place
Music by the Choir.
Reading OF Scriptures, by Rev. y W.
Coe.
Prayer, by Rev. D. II. Blule.
Form of Dedication, by Rev. c. W. An
drews.
Music by The Choir.
Floral Decoration.
The procession will then move to Pop
lar Grove, and the following proceedings
take place
Address, by Major II. X. Douglas
Music by The Band.
Address, by D. B. Lucas, Esq
Music BY the Band.
Address, by Hon. A. X. Bo'eler'
Music by the Choir.
Benedlclon.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-29

KoAsTING A SHELL.-The LoudOun
Mirror gives the following detail Of the
circum stances attending the accident
whichrecenhy happened to Mr., Chich-
ester, OF that county:
MIR. A. NJ. Chichester, siding few
miles from Leesburg, met with serious
acciden, on Friday stand one that came
very near proving fatal. 1t ,eems that an
old 80 pound shell had been lying about
Mr.. C.'s premises for two or three years,
supposed 10 have been entirely clesnsed
Of every thing like combusribe material,
and during las! winter was lying in the
yard filed with mud and water. On Fri
day, Mr.. c. having fire in stove in an
clubhouse, determined to clean the shell
and use II as a weight 10 gate. With
this view he put i, in the fire, as he
though, 10 burn The rust of. In few
minutes the thing exploded, shlserIng The
slove into thousand fragments, forcing
pieces Of it through The upper floor and
out Of The roof, one piece unfortunately
striking Mr.. Chichester just under The up
per lip, and following the bore upward,
cut the nose slmost entirely loose from
The face. The wound, though a serious
and painful ole. is, we are glad 10 learn,
MOI considered dsDgerous,s and the sufferer
is gening slong quite comfortably. Mr..
r. Bev. Clarke and lille son of Mr..
Chichester, were in the house al The time
OF the explosion, both of whom most
nIrscUlonsly escaped without injury.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-29

Eg= The LADY's FRIEND FOR june
The Steel Plate for this number is the
beautiful, sanity face of Isabella, one OF
Shakspesre's characters. The Colored
Fashion Plate gives rich and tasteful
bridal dress, and Others Of the latest sly 'e;
and a number Of weIl-executed wood cuts
illustrate The most picturesque varieties OF
the present mode. For music, we find,
appropriately for June, Roses Fair as
Jenny's Check" The literary depart
men, looks attractive. Published by
Deacon & Peterson, 3l9 Walnut Street,
Philadelphia, at $3.50 year (Which also
includes large steel engraving). -Four
copies SO. Five copies land one gratis,
So. The Lady's Friend" and The
Saturday Evening Post land one engrav-
ing). 81. Specimen numbers sen. for ten
cents
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-29

~ We don't know whether Billings
Drug Store makes connection with. the
Polar sea or moi, but his sparkling Soda
Wa er would lead US 10 this conclusion.
Ii here is sea Of such drink up in the
ArcIic region we don't blame Sir John
Franklin. DR.. Kane and others fer risking
The l;yes sailing around in search Of it.
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NOTICE..

UHE Books Of Subscription Tor tie
I Sbepherdslnwn and Halliown Turn
pike will be opened on Monday, May The
3ls, 1869. al the following places. under
the Act Of the Legislature. and under tho
suoerylsioo Of the gentlemen named al
each place
Al ShepberdsioVn. at EnHeIs Hotel,
under hsssers David BIllmyer. James II
shepperd. /. r. ChsPline. and J. P. A.
Eu,ier; UnionviIIe, under Jacob Reiohsu,
Samuel Knott. ST., and ], s. Melvin. al
the store OF the later; HsllIown, under
D.B. Lucas. J. II. Slrider. and b. F.
Engle. a, The store Of the latter; Hsrper's
Ferry, under Edmund Chambers, Sol. V.
Ysntis, Geo. Koonee, and r. ". Pouer.
field. al Isniis' Store.
May l.. 1869
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NOTICE
L AK L y er 4!

Office Collector Internal RsUenue, J
SECOND DIsrRlCT OF W. Va,
Grafton. May Is, 1869
NOTICE IS hereby given 10 the Tax
II Payers Of Jefferson County, tina, the
Special Taxes formerly License Taxi
for the year ending May l:i, 1870, and
the Annual Taxes assessed for the wears
1868, and 1869, are now due and pays-
Die al The following named time snd place
io-wit:-
Al the Sappington Hotel, at
Charlestown, on SATURDAY
the 29th of MAY, 1869.
II payment is not then and there made,
The penalties OF The law will be strictly
enforced.
GEO. W. BROWN,
Collector Second District
Wet Virginia.
May %, 1869. 2w
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Shepherdstown, West Va:
sATURDAY.........,,MAY 30, 1869

e. The Sacrament Of The Lords Sup
per will take place IN tie Lutheran
Church Of this town. TO morrow, Sunday,
81 o'clock.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-29

DAINT and Yarnish Brushes, largest
| Stock in the county, At
may 30 Billings Drug Store
7 INSEED Oh at 81 40 per gallon. at
u may 30 Billings Drug Nore.
gpURPENTINE at 80 cts per gallon, at
I may 90 Billings Ding Store.
NEW style Collars and Fancy Bo9s
\ inst received. at oak Hall.
IIOSTETTER'S Stomach Biicrs, on
~ " 81 per bottle, At
may % Billings Drug Store.
DING'S hmbrosia, tie greatest Hair
IL Tome OF the age, sold at
may % Billings Drug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-29

GG+ The quantity OF love making on
our streets a, nigh, is wonderful. We
wonder If lis the moonlight that makes
a e;rl So weak when her leileI's walking
with her tho, he has TO support her by
putting his arm around her waist
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Notice
TO
BUILDERS.

THE Board of SuperVisoss Of Jefferson
County. West Virginia, will receive
sealed proposals mill their meeting on
.be FIST Monday of June, 1859, for bull
ding two wings 10 The Corr House IN
Shepherdsiown Said wings to be built
two stories high-the one TO contain two
offices and TO be fire proof; tie other to
contain three offices.
The drafts and specifications for tie
same can be seen a The Office Of Ihe Clerk
Of the Board, at his Office in Shepherd.
town. w. Va.
By order OF the Board
JOHN d. STALEY, President.
NJ. +. INGLEs, Clerk.
May -, 1869. 5~
Cbaflestowu Free Press, Hsgerslowr
Herald. and Frederick Examiner, copy
until first Monday Of June and send bills
TO Clerk Of Board.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-29
To the Public.

IN reply 10 most foul and scnrrlIous
advertisement in The "ShePherdsto"n
Register" Of the 2lIh uIi, 10 which the
name of Henry Cannon rSaPPcndcd. fore
warning the public from deoI'og with, or
harborinI me, hereby say that thus far
| never dealto tho amount OF one dollar
on Mr.. Gannnn's account will here
briefly stare thai IN the year lSGI.rhe sa'"
Henry Cannon did most shameiuIIy and
cowardv desert me and his helpless chi
dren. by running away, and renamed ~
the city of Frederick for nearly seven
months, rnduIgng in drunkenness and de-
bauchery, leaving me- 10 take care OF TIE
little substance which he left, IN hI- COW
ardlv flight. from The rebel. Hoping
this will rcfute his vile plan and three
arm me, whose cause Is just before my
God and The community.
ANN G.. CANNON
Bolivar, May 10, 1869.
MAY IS. 1869. 3w
Spirit and Free Press copy.