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COMMITTED FOR CoURr.-Yesterday, Rich'd
Roundtree was arrested by Detectives B,gley
and McDevitt, on the charge of obtaining
money by false pretences, and Justice Walter
committed him to Jail for court this morning
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FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY,
FREDERICK, Md,
Possessing full collegiate powers. will commence
ITS 18th scholastic year, the FIRST MONDAY in
For Catalogues, containing view OF buildings,
REV. THOMAS Ii. CANH. AN.
praa
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AT HIS PosT.-Mr. w. q. Brock, who was
promoted at the last meeting Of the Board OF
Police from a clerk TO the position Of Captain
and Inspector, this morning entered ON his
new duties.
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phcPosALs FoE FRESH BEEF.

sUPsisTEN " OFFICE, Z. s.A.
No. 81 >. SHARP STREET., bairINoRE, Mo-
June p, 1854. y
l. Sealed Proposals in do pIicate will be received
At tbs once until u m. IN WEDNESDAY,. JEly
=, ls'9, tor furnishing 10 Recruiting PsTty and
Recruits Tor United States army ct Baltimore Nd
the Fresh Beef required ty them for elk months,
commencing August J s6s, or such lees time
Commissary General Of So bsistence may direct.
equal proportion Of fore and HAD au AFTER meat,
nee X. shank. sud kidney tallow 20 De exclude1.D
s The necke of the cattle slsug Uttered under this
agreement shall lie cut OF 81 the fourth yertebraI
Joint. and the breast trimmed down. The shsnks
Of fore quarters shall be cut of from thre. 20 four
Inches above the knee Joint and of the al I'd quar-
ters ELK TO eight inches above the gambrel OF
hook Joint.
Butchers having stalls In any OF the city
markets may propose for Beef. 20 be called for az
their stalls on such 0sys ss those markets are
week. and the hours 81 such days between which
the Beef can he there obtsiued 10 fs not expected
that any one days order fsr Beef will cover one
whole quarter OF the same. and most Of ne orders
will probably be for small amounts Of Q time. such
orders 10 be billed by successive cuts from the
quarters 81 Beef IS me ntioned IL paragraph three
TO the same.
:. BIDDERS are requested 70 lie present 90 respond
TO their bids and be prepare give bonds for tho
fClhllment OF their contract
posals for Freeh Beef" and addressed 20 the IN
6ersigned, who tie right % reject ary or
sll bids not 70 the interest Of the United States
Conditions, requirements: p.yment., &C.
heretofore THOMAS WILSON,
Jys6t Breyet Brig Gen and G. q lisa
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SERIOUS AND PROBABLE FATAL ACCIDENT
TINS morning, as the employers of Messrs.
Cissell Rodgers, bricklayers, We're preparing
TO 60 TO work on building in the course of
erection on the south side Of X street, between
18TH and 10Th streets, quite q serious accident
occurred One OF the number, Mr.. Henry
Hamburger, when nearly 30 feet from the
ground. on the ladder, with a bucket of tools
IN one hand. lost his balance. and falling
struck the pavement, near the curb His fellow.
workmen found that he was unconscious, and
carried him 10 Russell's drug store, corner Of
n street and Vermont avenue-being assisted
ny ofncer r. u. DoyleIwnere DIR. Russell, Dr.
"A. r. A King Dr. q. A. Prentiss, DIR. Augusta,
and others, Were soon in attendance. His left
arm sustained compound fracture, the two
bones OF the forearm having been driven
through the SKIN and he was severely in jured
internally, as also about the head, and there is
probably fracture Of the skull. DR. Thomp.
son gives II as his opinion that he cannot live
but a few hours. and II is believed that one of
ms TIbs has penetrated a lung. His family.
wife and three children, reside on Virginia
avenue, between 9tn and 10th streets.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER at Franklin &
Co.'s, opticians, pa Pennsylvania avsnus,
in the shade, to-day: o'clock a. m. 76 degrees;
III, &c; II, 81; II m, 81; p. m, 81; 9, 81.
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THRSCHUETZENFEsr.-O German citizsns
and also no uncomfortable number of others
are awaiting with interest the common cement
OF the grand Schuetzenfest Of the Washington
SchuetZen Nerein, 10 be given at the new 7th.
street Park, on the I'd, Sd, ith, 5rh, and 9th of
next month. The committees appoi uted by the
yerein TO make the necessary arrangements
have entered on their work with the most com .
mendable energy, AM are confident that every.
thing Till be In readiness 1t the proper time
The delegations from the associations of New
YORK and Baltimore have thus early promised
to be present, and representatives of associa
tons In other cities are expected. With such
features the les. can be no other than brilliant
success, financially and otherwise.
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THIS Is TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC that Geo. b.
Wilson L 10. can sell Shoes, Boots, &c as cheap
as any person who advertises IN the Star. IA
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TEMPERANCE MEHrING.-A Temperance
meeting was held yesterday afternoon under
the auspices OF Howard Division, 5. Of T., Rev
q. w. Dennison presiding. H. N. Robbery,
secretary Amer prayer ths pledge was read 6y
the chairman, and earnest appeals ma de for
Msssrs. Smith, J. L. Kidwsll, and X. N
Rothery, the latter gentlenans remarks wing
hen cut short by the rain which began to faIi.
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a RIofoCs PARTY DRIVEN OPF.-Yesterday
afternoon party Of colored men, numbering
about thirty, went 10 Brghtwood, near the
second toll-gate on the 9TH street read, and
commenced an attack on the stores Of Mr.. j.
IA McChesney and others in the vicinity, as.
saplting some of the proprietors, VINO Woald
have been compelled 70 leave the place had not
the citizens turned out with shot guns and
driven on the attacking party. The police are
now actively engaged in teryeiing Out the riot
srs with view 70 their arrest.
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Try THOMAS BOWLING, Aucr; Georgetown
fRusI ISEsrf sALl vG 4E VALUABLE REAL

TRUSTEES eALl OF VALUABLE REAL
Estate an PUCLIC AUCTION.
Ryyirtue Of . deed OF trust 20 the under
lisa signed, dated May 18th, 1859, aud duly re
@corded among the land records of washing
ton county. will sell. In front Of the premise.
ON FRIDAY AFTERNO0N, July 3Oth, lsjs. At 6
clock, part Of Lot No. q. fronting 50 feet the
east side OF High street, directly opposite the
Termination OF 5th street, with q depth OF Use
net, improved by Q substantial two story Frame
DWelliLg House and necessary outbutldinRs
Terms cash. Convey ancine and stamps at the
cost Of the purchaser: $50 will be required when
w. ALBBBT KING. Trustee.
Jy19d THOe. BOWLING, Auct.
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TIE PICNIC for the benefit OF Grace Church
Sprcay School 10 be given At Green Spring
Pavilion next "Wednesday will be nice aHair,
and every body and his wife ana children
sECUiC &c.
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Rf THOMAS BOWLING, Aoct: Georgetown


TRUsTIEH SALE OF VALUABLE PROP.
ERTH In GEORGETOWN, ID. q.
BY virtue OF a deed Of trust. dated November 9Th,
A: d. 1867 and recorded In Liber =. G. y No le
to!os $50 ct seq, of the land records q the Dis.
trct OF Columbia and by direction OF the Treasurer
OF the Sixth Building Association of 0eoreetown,
Dietrfct OF Columbia. We shall expose TO public
eale in front OF the premises, FRIDAY, the 18th
day OF August, A. D. 1859. At O'Clock in the AFTER
noon. oil that part OF Lot numbered one hundred
and ten. no. in Thomas Beall's addition to
Georgetown. District of Columbia, bon nded e
Paid lot. on the line sf Muproe street, and ran
west sixty feet parallel With Beall street thence
north and parallel with Munroe street twenty feet
and thence east sixty feet, to the place Of begin
ming
Terms of sale: One half cash: balance in and Il
months, secured By deed of trust on the property
SO to be paid on the fall OF the hammer III
terms are net complied with in five days, Trus-
tees reserve the right to resell i've days public
notice, 81 the cost and risk of defaulting BUR
chaser. Stamps and copyeyapcing If cost OF our
chaser. WILLIAM ID. OASeIN, a -,
FRED. W JONES, trustees
yl2-eo&ds THOs D0WLIEG, Auct.
t. No. I2I Bridge St, Georgetown, d. O.
REFRIGERATORSl REFRIGERAToRsu
Six different varieties OF Refrigeraters can be
seen In operation At the above named pac e. " here
any information concerning them will be given
For sale cheap for each.
FIN. LAZRNBY
jys No. 124 Bridge St. Georgetown. ID. g.
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ono PIECES BEST AMERICAN Prints
CUU AT Ia CENTS PER YARD.

]. j. NAY & Co., 3Oe Pa avenue, betweeu9: 4
and 10th streets,
Are opening 70. day 300 Pieces very best quality
AMERICAN CALfC0ke, warranted fast coiors,
at R!a cents per yard.
New York Mills. Wsmsutts, and other good
brands of SHIFTING MUSLINS, at low prices
~ Closing out at great sacrifice SUMNER
SlLkS,tnd all other kinds of SUMNER DRESS
GOODS, LACE SHAWLS, &C.. &C.
IL Stiff J. J. MAY a Co
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BASE BALL-thicn rs. Olympic.-A social
game between the above clubs will be PLAYED
tomorrow at p. IN. on the Monument lot A
lively time is anticipated.
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y = n = o A o 7 o n =
The AABYLAND HRRD STONE OOMPAHY
are prepared g farnish their otons In dtmsnsions
SxWST 70 O8pxx.
yEA0QLNG, HiHLHS, &c.
s RgBsLn % n0yea e0gND sToaD. Tor
900 o.W. HAYDEN, s:cTs:ssy:.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT

TNREASUkY DEPARTMENT,
L OFFICE OF CoMPTRoLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, March l9, 1859.
Notlce 10 hereby given to the holders of the
circulating notes Of THE First National Bank of
rockford" Ill. that such notes will be paid In
lawful money Of the United States, upon presenta-
ton OF the same at the Treasury Of the United
States. H r HIJLRIJRD
ap7-1awlSw Comptroller OF the Currency
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NAVY YARD MArTRRs.-Upwards OF thirty
werkmen were discharged from The ordnance
department n the Navy Yard on Saturday.
This discharge was necessitated by the small
appropriations made by Congress at its last
session, ana n 10 supposed that discharges will
shortly be made in other departments. Capt
T. II. Pafeerson, executive ofacer OF the yard,
The dnties of the once will be performed by
Commander John L. Davis during his ab.
sence.
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.ROPosALs FOB FORAGE.

HEApo'Rs FIasr MILITARY DISTRICT,
OFFICE CHIEF QUARrERMAerER, y
s..,. RICHMOND, VA. JAY 8. lsSo. y
esieo 1roposale, IN triplicote, will b. receive ID
lsss, for the delivery Of Foraee- 10 che Qosrssr,
nicer DEPARTMENT, st the felloVinG na1ed
Posn0 % sue times and In such Quantities = ~
DC required until December 50. l66D:
tat AZ f9pt Monroe, Va, $500 bushels Oats and %
AZ a hiehnond; Va. is ..oreheses q Rockets.
eW0 bushels OF Oats Aad - tons Of Hay. Az euc6
Other pcinds {. may Be desisnaeed by the under
ueneo 4U oushels Of Oats esd 90 tons OF Hay.
-At Wincneeser, va.. such qusntities OF Osts and
By ss may bs reelirsd for the service Of that
roet-estinAte4 q 200 bushels q Oots end tons of
nsy oS x s nSe ns2 to be Of the best quality The
The sht o reject or alI bids 10 rsseryed sad
tne ueual conditions, menttonsd In previous cd
ssrt,semenis from this once, will Be CURED 70
.Proposais may be made for any one or eli of the
eoSve Poete And bidders must stats seDaratsly the
reees @ which they yin supply Oa0 end aoy az
sceh Point above named.
The envelopes Containing proposals 20 be en-
eofSec Prolcsais for Forage" and forwarded b.
sy Greer SsS:; e the General S,gs Mill
Brovst Colonel, Quartermaster q. g. Army,
Chief .sso ssTtsr.asisr ist Military District.
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NoNINArIoNs-The Mayor will tonight, Il 10
said, tran smit to both Boards Of the CIV Conn.
ellis the nominations for ward offieers IN the
Fourth and Seventh Wards, and also nomina
tons tor several Corporation of1css in which
changes are 10 be made.
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THE PROPOSED YACHT RACE-In response
10 the proposition for q race of the fast yachts
OF the District, as propounded by Capt George
A. Shekell, in Saturdays STAR, the owners of
the witch Of the Wave" dolphin" Little
Ella, and "Fairy," have intlmated their inten-
ton TO enter; which number insurss the rara
even should none other present themselves
as Will be remembered. Capt. Shekell offers 4
purse Of $50, to % borne on BY the fastest boat
ositi.r is made with the view Of de Opine the
sailing capacity OF Washington yachts, eyecv
one OF which can enter without q dollars
"Nothing venture, nothing have"
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MUNICIPAL ANNRxATIoN.-The following
memorial is about to be started for signatures:
To The Honorable the Senate AMI House Of Rep.
resentotires Of the United States Of Americd:-The
memorial OF the undersigned respectfully rep
resent: That your memor.alists are citizens of
Washington Tor Georgetown;) tina. the cities
of Washington and Georgetown lie close
against each other. and form one social CON-
muDity: that the continued existence of a sep
arate municipal govern nent for each is expen-
sive and cumbersome, and Is adapted to pro.
long feelings of rivalry and Jealousy, where
the public welfare demands unity and con.
cord; that neither comm unity, as il no " exists,
separated from the other by an arbitrary
organization. can command SO much of the
respect and consideration of the Republic and
Of the world as would be accorded to both
united In one municipality; that important
internal Improvements in both, and the con-
struction OF grea; channels of commerce lead
ing TO them can be promoted by a con solidated
m unicipal government, as they canno, By
either or DO tn Of the present separate num-
CAPABILITIES. Your memorIalists, therefore. re-
quest Of your honorable bodies the enactment
of a law granting q charter TO the people Of the
heretofore two cities of Washington and
Georgetown, TO organize q government for
both as one city, including the territories OF
both, and to be called the c,ty of Washington.
And your memorialists will ever pray.
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ArTBMPr At BURGLARY-Hetweens and
O'Clock last evening q burglar was discovered
endeayoring TO affect an entrance into the res.
idence OF Mr.. Harrison, on IDdiana avenue,
between Third and Four.and Half Streets
and had already opsned The arst door, when q
cry was raised stop the man." and pursuit.
given, but he succeeded in making his escape.
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q o o ID
SUMMER READING


SUMNER READING
eelect from the following list of late
Ary book IN the list can be recommended as enter
talnlng Oroers ny mail promptly hllea at pub
fishers prices. Postage free.
PHILIP 4 SOLOMONS,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
332 Penn. ave-. bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
PAPER COVERS.
MARRIED AGAINST REAtON; by Mrs. Shell
COkD. AND CREEsE; by the author Of the the
Eo0ge Club" 200 pages. So
LEITlSE LISLG 100 pagee........ ............. 5s
TIL LOST MANUSCRIPT. 260 pages........ "a
TBE DEAD CT EST. 10 pages.....,........... so
Fun HEB SAKE. by +. W. Robinson.
STnETTON; BY Henry Kinesly $50 pages. 40
OVER iONDkR; author Of "Old Meanwhile Sc
ClPHEB, A ROMANCI ;6yiJ ane &. Austin
that BOY OF NAECoTTs;' by Charlie; Lever err
IS ........ ........ rs
CLOTH CDVERS
He KNEW he WAS RIGHT; by Anthony Troll
PHlNEAs FINN; BY Anthony Trollope.
GOOh sOnIITf, a complete manual OF ma9pes
by the Right Hon. the Countess Of -, rare
ARTEMTUi:S; wHRD;S P1NORXWjH;....'',.SIiss G 90
ARsE; NORWEGIAN STORY .........--.. 81 90
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FATAL TRRNINATIoN.-Mr. SIMON Beuzin.
ger, the butcher, who was badly inju red by
oeing thrown from his wagon in Georgetown.
on naay afternoon, as stated in the STAB of
Saturday, by which accident he received a
compound fracture Of an arm and lost much
blood, died this morning at O'Clock, at ProyI.
dence Hospital, Capitol Hill, from his in iuries.
q street =" -
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ARRRsr OF JAIL BRHAknR-Ye.terdav
Peter Green, colored, was arrested by Ofacer
Duvali, OF the county. on the charge Of stealing
certained that he, with another prisoner, had
recently escaped from the Jail Of Prince 0eoree
county at Marlboro. Tins mOrning, Green was
before Justice Walter, and was committed 10
jail to await the action OF the Maryland aufhor.
itiee, and also for q further hearing.
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SAVE You8 MoHBY

GAVE fou1 AoA1H isg j. 81.
The UnAsesinsa has int aahsa OF INV
PATBNT FOB PAVING oIDAWALKe, CUT.
11n AID eT1D1T0 WITHOUT A 0DAA.
dispenslns With curb, ~ rsapsins he sxpsuss 70
beow tha contract price 10 any Of ne wards IN thin
city with brick, which Will laDe for . uietfne
vif6bat repair. lSee loads u PAVING eANp
Tor sale ct the yard On TibsI Oresk, betvssn 81
X streets. Tn0nNTON SMITA, ID
nhl-u 80l = stsssG BET. On and l0to.
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N. WILLIAM

BLACK and WHITE LLAMA LACE POINTe,
SILK SAcQUDs, TRAVELLING SUITS, WHITE
SUITS, OAMBRlC SUITS, in sill colsrs. UHDHR.
CABINETS, AILLINEAY GOODS, FLATS and
1ONHET6, TRIMMINGS, REAL LACIs, SAT
INS, In all colors, hAIRBRAIDS, CURLe, Dtc.
large stock OF these GOODS now open at low
prices. 3S6 Pennsylvania avenue.
spD Oite Trsvise, Paris. q
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THE POTOMAC FRoNT.-The fine sou theas,ern
breeze Of the past few days has waited into
port an unusual number Of vessels, as Will be
seen from the list appended This morning
at ten O'Clock, the steamer Arrow, with the
ponderous Stackpole in command, left It'll
street wharf for Mount Vernon. having on
but not quite so great as tie number of our
1sraelitish friends, flour hundred and odd.)
who crowded her decks yesterday for an ex.
enrsson to Glymcnt The occasion IL said to
OF inspiration, but entirely Invested Of those
concomitants conducive to thS PRONUNCIATION
OF pugiissic demonstrations, which have Of late
which have taken place. The steamer Wa.
waset, Fowke, which arrived from Gone river
last evening, with q full freight Of poultry.
tomac Ferry wharf this morning on an excur.
sion to Glymont, having on board the mem bers
and frien DIS Of the Young Catholics Benevolent
sOc,eiy; VINO have chartered said steamer for
w. w. Colt, Capt. Ry ther, LETT 7lh street wharf
on her regular semi-weekly trip TO Norfolk,
carrying down heavy freight and fifty odd
passengers, included among whom is a party
OF pleasure from Alexandria
Riley's WhdT.-Arrived-Steam Columbia,
Harper, from Baltimore, with freight and pas
Port Deposit, with lumber for Mohun & Son;
Eleanora, Lines, from Norfolk, with lumber
for VIM. Mclean; Lilleas, Griffin, from Ban.
gor, Me-, with lumber and laths for VIM. Nc.
Lean. Sailed-Schrs. Eliza Matthe VS., Ma vel,
and Mail, dewn the river, light.
Fdys Wharf.-Arrived-Schrs.H Henry Ian.
dell, Tyler, from New York, with oats for the
Government; Oak Ames, Edmonds, from New
YORK, with hay for the Government; steamer
4. chamberlain, Frsre, from Baltimore, with
freight tor Washington merchants, and marble
for ]. o. Evans.
Johnsons rf.-Arrived-Schoonar Jesse
Il. Smith, Williams. from kennebec, Me-, with
ice for the Great Falls lee Co; Jesse Har:,
Pierson, from Lockport, Me-. with ice for the
Great Falls Ice Co.; Ed win Reed, Haines, from
Roundout. N. Y, with 500 tons of ice for the
Great Falls Ice 20. Sailed-Schooner X. q.
Thomas, Crockett, for Georgetown, to load
coal for Boston.
Cdrter's Wharf, Arrved-Schooners Ann
Hamilton, Fooks, Havre-de-9racs with coal
for L. Marshall l. Co.; Owen Ware, Collier,
from the same port, with coal fer e. II. Bur
CESS Il Co.; Porto Rico, Travis, from Eastern
Shore, with wood for X. w. Barnaclo. Ssiled-
Schooner Oliver Underwood, Trice, for Guam.
Iico, light.
Hdrreys arf.-Arrived-Schooners Mil.
ton, Corey, from Havre. de-Grace, and Phnbe
) Williams, SpaldIng, from the same port,
with coal for Harvey, Clarke & Given.
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DR0POsALs TOR GOAL.

pRoe0eALe FOB GOAL.
f.,Assgs't. Sss1Ss se5D5 5.Is g az
u,, r.: 1ss =: .:s';sS tas
y. s. eoldfer' Home. p19sx4ct Of Oe1lnhia. by the
Let Of October q ne tolIo.ing articles, VIZ:
- tons FURNACE AL,trs1-ashD
ss~ poes4s 70 IL teer Qnsh o aeliyery.
NIy-eo6 neoretery and Treasurer.
unBEBi LuABxR,ii LuAb1R m
4 lares stock ana Con .Iess sssorsDsus Of Bus,d-
ING Lumber, he9iock Fencing. Cypfus Shipsles,
white Ptns nd spruce PSoksts, Cedar fssts, %.
DRIo0RD LUMDBB
on vi sinos On hsa1 ssd for ,s,s ef ieS MARKET
Corner Hsu York avenue and 81 sfrsst,
0p lS-d Liberty Horket
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-01-16
CHEAP CLOTHING.

THE undersigned would respectfully an
l nOunce to his friends and customers Ina!
he has Just returned from the Eastern Market
with ;, ,rge and we'll selected Stock of made
up Clothing, Overcoats, Goats, Pants, and
Vests, Bows and Youths Clothing, large Stock
Of Boots and Shoes, Mems City Made fine Calf
Boots, City Made Shoes for Ladies ana Misses
Glove Kid BalmoraIs, Mems heavy Kip Boots,
CITY made,) large and well selected Stock
Of Hats and Caps, for Men and Boys Of the most
fashionable Styles. A full line Of Gents Fur
nishng Goods; large Stock Of undershlTts
Drawers, from 81 cents up; Home made Yarn
Socks, Fine While Shirts, French woven
Shirt Fronts, large Stock OF Paper Collars
of best makes, Neck Ties. Trunks, Vailses'
Umbrellas, Railroad Bags, Notions, IN short e'-
erytbipg usually keptin a First Class Furnish
ins House The trade will do well TO give me
a call before purchasing, feeling eonhoen. una.
this IS the place to get your moneys worth-at
The Oak Hall Clothing, Hat and Shoe store.
LLOYD LICKLIDER.
Sep,embcr 10, 1868. Il
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TERMS OF THIS PAPER.
THE SHEPHERDSTOWN REGISTER
Is PJBIJsaED WEEKLY

at 50, 50 per annum in advance, or if paid with
IN two months after the date Of subscription;
il not paid within two months SO will be
charged. These terms will be strictly ad-
hered 10.
ACHIEVEMENTS of one square or less, for
three insertions or less 81 so, and 80 cents per
square for each additional insertion. Larger
ones in the same proportion. The space of
IL lines will constitute square.
liberal deduction will be made from The
above rates, on yearly advertisements.
If the number of insertions be not marked
on the advertisement, when sent n, it will be
published and charged accordingly.
jos PAINTING will be executed with neat.
ness and despatch.
All Job Work and Advertisements mus, DO
paid for when handed in.
All personal communications will be charged
for at the rate of so cents per square, II lines,
for one insertion.
To avoid any misunderstanding on the par,
Of the Annual Advertisers, il is proper 10 state
distinctly that tser privilege only extends 10
their own immediate business. Real Estate, Le-
gal and all other advertisements sent by them
10 be an additional charge, and no variation.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-01-16

OITY OIL STORE, No. 1876 West Baltimore
l. Street, ". s. II. SPLCKER, Wholesale
and Retail Dealers in Coal On and LAMPS
Sperm, Lard and Whale Oils, Patent Wax,
Sperm, Adamaatine and Parafne Candles
Chand liers, Lamps and Lanterns for Churches
Factories Dwellings and Ships, Gas Fixtures;
Glass and Paper Shades, Globes, ChmnieS and
Lamp Trimmings of every Description. The
Fines, Oil for Sewing Machines always on hand.