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SUPREME COUaI-spsClA,. TERM.
Decisions.
Nv lndQa Rarnard

By Judge Barnard.
George W. kilter Us. John y. Whtts.-MotioD u
amend answer denied, with ten dolarscost 10 aDd'
event
answer denied, with ten dollars costs.
Walker s. CROSBY Us. L. ID. T0tcsteg ana anotheT.-
NouOn TO vacate order OF arrest denied, Win zen
dollars costs 10 abide event. -
Louis Lockwood as. Stln'gfs N0T1h,7tp.-Mouon
- dissolve Injunction Denied with ten doars cos's.
Uri I. Huage9J0rd rS. Edlcafd T. BtdncY.Neu'-
Motion for the appointment OF a referee granted
Thomas r. Anderson rs. Philip Schtosser ana
onother-Motlon to set aside application LOT reIer.
ence denied without costs. Motion TO set aside ana
vacate attachment granted upon Judgment oi costs
OF motion when dissolved.
william a. King, an INFANT, rs. Chdrtes " Nor
Qnn.-Moton to change place or trlal from kings 10
defendant to take short notice OF tria in the west
chester circuit.
Treddtoeu r. Cdr7adn ps. John McNdn,ee and BeT
uard Sheriddn.-Motlon to dismiss appeal granted.
T. Merritt COliyer cs. James +. Ltoyd-Motlon 10
vacate order Of arrest granted without costs.
George s. Wilc0r rs. Mark NJ P0nler0p.-Motlon
20 change place of trial from Kings county to New
York Granted with ten dollars COSTS 10 aDiae
event.
BY Judge Gilbert
Mary M. Ddktn rs. Wdltdn1 III. Ddkfn.-On report
Of s. p Lowell referee, decree OF divorce against de-
fendant granted.
IN the Matter Of Application OF WfUidno OStrandeT
Jor peremptOrp rldndGmtis TO Zdchdridh Voorhtes,
q Justice Of the Pedce-Mandamus denied.
Referred to n B. Morse instead Of ex-Judge George
q. Reynolds, who declines.
BY Judge Tappen.
WTp. II. J. Benson rs. Dtrighu T.. WdleTIHHh-Mo-
lion to change the place OF trial to New York granted
with ten dollars costs TO abide event.
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JAcKsoEvrLLE, April 6-Arrvsd schr July Fourth,
s,h-Gls.Isd brig Helen Rch strOus NYOrk schr
KEY WEST, March si-ssIled, schr White Sea, Jones
IG% non, G.rSsn:: 1s Hxor. hsyng repaired m
noBiLE April STClssrss, sshr Irish, Rathburn,.
MYSTIC XP & P .shr Ge5rsa costrs 6Arsn.
NEW oRLEANs ApF ELL. lI-AAr5iycd steamships Gen
SosFoIP SssGn Henry Kelley New
York Benz Prince, PurvsyOr' dO TimOass, Harhdsn,
hput In brig Burshard TOsy from Portland for
NANTUCKET, April "A Arrived, schrs atson, Adams,
Philadelphia tand sailed 7th on reurnl
c61f ss5: ksss
Read Benson, Phsasphs; Ella Perkins, Kelley,
Hazard, and Kate, stevens, do.
Baltimore; John Walker, Davis Jabez White, wicis,
PENsAGoLA, April sAr5,ysd, ships Canterbury {Br,,
"a shssSa Key .o,,.
Honest Abe c0nary NYSrk n,r uo,,. and
s TMssd = Sshn EB E naas
GODFREY Esss cs@oridse g Mary Carroll Bsnss Bridge
'on Brne
Gyda, Norwl LovOd, London; sChr cordela Nswkirk,
Arriyed, bark Ella Moore Master: Cardiff Below,
fOhTShOUTH. April 6-Arrved, schr NJ Sewals Frsbees
Elzabethport
PEoviDENcE, April lo-As.ysd, .shr. wm Dennis.
Gdesleeve, Ezabehport for Pawtucket Sarah Ann Cola
mer, and Free Wind, Frisbee, Elizabehport
Sailed-Schrs VIM Butler Knowles, Nansemond ~ Little
Little Philadelphia; Juniatta Patten Parker; John LAncas
ter, Williams, and Aida. Eaton Elizabehport; Elisha
smith, Harvey; Merwin, Bunce; Braine-d Brooks,
and Pel G Vought, Hallock, NYork.
1th-Arrived, schrs Gust, johnson, Philadelphia; John
Warren McCar, and Motto. seare Elizabehport; Typhe
Phinney Maria Femmng, Williams: Ann Saler. Baker,
and Amra Rowland Rowland, Rondout Phoenix, Shaler
NY0rk.
sa!ed-schrs Village Queen, Tlloson EIzabehport Cab
met Burdck, NYork
PAWTUCkET, April lo-Arrived, schr Gen Grant, Miller,
EIgHN3EP Na!IS April s-A!rtysd, .ehr Alton, Cum
SAN FRANCISCO, April l0-sailed ship Young America,
lsH@xrf!yea, Steamship Golden City, Panama ..,&oez
SAVANNAH April i2- Arrived bark Alamo, Bremen brig
Woodawn, NYork; schrs Norris, Charleston Ferry,
NYork.
ClearedShip screamer, Liverpool; bark Atlantic Penarh
Roads.
SALEM April 9-Arrived, schrs Carlisle, Runnels, Cutler
for NYork; 9TH Indiana, Smith, Deals Island, Va
10th-Sailed schrs b McCanley, Cam; Dillon, Lud-
lam Wheeler, Lloyd, and W White Smith, Phlade-
phia.
SOMERSET April lO-Arrived, schr Artist Forester New
TAUNTON, April 9-saled schrs John Lozer, Lincoln;
Mary Mead, Thrasher and Salmon Washburn Cummings,
NYork.
WiCKFoRD, April s-Arrived, schr johnson, Smith,,
Philadelphia.
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quired Judge Bowling OF the prisoners after the
reading OF the afidavits
II have nothing to say now," answered Mr..
Mumler.
''Do you pretend TO say" pursued the Judge,
'that you take spirit photographs by supernatural
means ?'i
Have no answer to make to this question,
either" replied MIR. Mumler. "l demand an exami-
naton.n
''Tow about Mr.. Slverr' inteTogated the magis-
trate.
al have nothing TO do with the establishment "
spoke up the gentleman alluded TO.
"Thats so.n interrupted Mr.. Mumler, IL Dought
him out on the 9th OF March,
''Thats not the Mr.. Silver saw ut No. $50 Broad
way and referred to in my aidavit," observed Mar
shal Tooker
"You had better find thar stray piece OF silver"
observed the Judge, "and the quicker the better.
This Is probably counterfeit"
IL was finally arranged to hold Mr.. Mumer In $500
bali to appear for examination on Friday. Mr.
Silver was released on his own recogniZance TO
appear at the time stated.
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scrmw ariahs erinhs. vrun. ior sss H.ssa.
ss$' S.. 5s.;. $1s: S;,s ,.,.
ssRr sRr MateSIs.. nn BAKER, ssarps i:lsnd s Nd
schr Charley woosey Parker Baltimore for New London
schr Osprey Crowley, Addison, with spars' to Snow
schr Psiro Rogers nusquash with spar, to Snow Rich
schr Julia Newell McInre, Rockand, with lime, to
schr Chase, Ingraham, Rockiand, with lime, to W
schr Albion, Shaw, Rockl.nd with lime, to Gambia q
schr Florence Turner, Rockland, with lime, to W S
schr Ella, Miller Roekand, with lime, to Brown.
schr Leocadia Elweli Salem.
schr Hickman, Hall, Boston for Amboy.
ss snna 0i
schr White Sea, Taylor. r. Madson's Cove.
schr W Cummins, Bont. Cotuitpors.
schr scr Il viii Wile,s Boult, Cotutport
schr Laurel, Hallock, Brookbaven.
sssT ssST ynS. TsssrSs; Ss;s s%,'s Ws:srlY Clinton
schr A Hall, Dinmock, Sandwich.
schr Eakir, Saunders, Providence.
sssr ssr Anna m T5; EzaSsta' FRENCH Providence
ssr sssT &s s5fss oS5s.Sy Ss.%ys f'sT1sssss
schr Allen Brown, Pierce, Providence.
scS scSr Ta%ss fsrser a1 S Kelly
schr Aida Eaton, Providence.
schr Elizabeth B, Hogan, Bristol.
Schr Cora. Kelly, Bristol
Schr Elizabeth Helen, Simmons, Warren.
Schr Agnes Repplier, McFaddep, Norwich.
Hchr H Seymour Kelly, Norwich.
Schr Kate Callahan, Smith, New London.
Schr Thos Murray, Kelly, New London.
Schr King, Bven, New London.
Schr Fannie Hazard, Mayo, Chatham.
Schr Z Edwards, Edwards Oysterville.
Schr Reading RR Co No A. Rhoden, Mystic. .
Schr Cameo, Dennison Mystic for Rondout.
Schr Sam Weller, Brockway, Hartford.
Schr Daniels, smith, Portland, c.
Schr Pointer. Nichols New Haven for Hoboken.
Schr Ellen Barnes Clifford, New Haven.
Schr w w Brainerd Tibbetts, New Haven.
Schr Chas Bearse Hodgdon, New Haven for Georgia.
Schr Geo Brown, Hemingway, New Haven,
Schr Spray, Martin, Bridgeport.
Schr Bleecker, Law, Stonington.
The bark Amanda r) Horton before reported consigned
TO order, is consigned to Lnn Brothers.
BELOW.
Bark Satellite, from -.
Wind at sunset S, light.
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PORT or VIEW YORK, APRIL IL, 1859.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Pursers Of Vessels arriving this oort will
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who to our Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press not now
collect marine reports attend the delivery OF packages
viii be the following from proceedings
OF the regular monthly meeting, held March 8, 1868;
Resolved That and after April 1853 the Associated
Press VIII discontinue the collection OF ship the
harbor Of New York Passed unanimously.
ps- The oflce OF the Herald yachts JAmKs and
JEANETTE at Whitehall slip. All communication from
and consgnees TO the masters OF
sells will be forwarded free OF charge.
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CITY COURT.
Alleged Breach of Contract.

Before Judge thompson
James s. Bgr7aes rs. Cdthdrtne Hagerty.-Defend
ant is q CORK dealer doing business at No. 90 Fulton
street. New York. On the 9th Of June, 1865 plain
tin, as he claims, entered into defendants employ
for one year at a salary OF twenty five dollars
n week, in the capacity OF business manager
In which position he continued up TO the
LIST of November OF the same year, when he
was discharged. This action was brought to recover
damages for the loss OF employment for the remain
der OF the year. The defence set up was general
denial of all the allegations OF the complaint. Yer
dict not yet rendered.
A. H. Llden for plaintiff; Troy and Place for de.
PENDANTS.
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CLEARED.

steamship Hammonia NO, Meier Hamburg Kunhardt
steamship Franconia. Sherwood. Portlapd-JF p Arnes
Ship Hudson (Br, Anthony. Antwerp II DE Wolfe Co.
Ship Bansn 1Br,, Chase 81 John, SB~G Baley "'''@
ship Clara Wheeler tr, wmarth, 81 John, NB-wliams
BARK Aeolus tNor), Mosfed Cronsiadt-Funch, Meucke
Bark Gsnser Rolf tNop, Hendrekson, cronsad,-Edye
Bark r A Allen, Fsrr, Cardenas-Ba,ter 4 Merrill
Brig Christian TX sp.nA sonne Rio Janeiro via Rich
Brig Iris !Br, Simmons, Santa Martha and msrket-H
Brig water Lily (Br), Farnsworth, Matanzas-J Eiwel
Bs so
Brig Eliza Thomson, Dill Ponce, PRIV P Armstrong
Brig Wild Horse (Br), McCumbcr, wndsor-J whitney
Brig Dundee Br,, Hatfield St John, NB-crandal, um.
BRIG Omaha, Toola,rer Key West and Pensaeola-F Tai.
schr Eveiine Pierce, Barbado,-D Trowbridre A Co
schr Payne, Doughty, Turks Islands-c Gold
scSr Frank Walter, conon, Indianoa and Lsvaca-S L
schr Mary stowe, Rankin, Charleston Bentley Miller A
sehr Moalton, Bradford, Elaabe,hport- Weinberg
schr 4 c Lane, Lane, Salem J 4 Hsyiand.
schr Waterman, Chase New Bedford-Ferguson A
s.SD Fred s,s sFoTp Bsssr I.1s1 nsG1T J.esg
steamer Anthracite, ireen. Philadelphia
ARRIVALS.
REroRTrp nv rHE nERALp STEAM YAcHrs.
revenue steamship Hugh Mccullough, aerimsn, Della.
Scaship Austraasian fBr). McMcken Liverpool March
30 and Queenstown 3Is via Boston lh inst with mdse
v cunard.
steamship Eureka, Brown, Eeg Harbor, with mdse to
mastss.
Steamship Niagara. Blatemsn, Richmond City Pom, and
Norfolk, with rdse ana passengers 10 the Old Dominion
Steamship Go. The has as Capt Pennington
aud portion OF the crew OF steamship Thames, lately
4
steamsbip neptune. Baker, Boston. with mdse TO VIM
CLYDE
q : scboolship Saratoga. Upshur, New London.
ship Lsudsrdals (Br), Noodle, Foochow Dec H. with ,e.
20 Olyphsnt Co. Had strong and NV gales from iai
~ passed Anjier Jan Cape Of Good Hope Feb ~ and
crosethe Equator March iS 10 lon 81 80 Jan g. In Sunda
Straits spoke bark Copenhagen tDan) from Foochow for
Boston.
ship glenhaven (BrL Evans Calcutta lie days with md.e
10 Mills Ednonds Go OF Boston Passed Cane OF ood
Hope Feb 9, and crossed the Equator March 10 ion IA
had very light and variable winds from the Cane 10
lat 30 N was " days on the coast with very nm.
settled weather and NV gales; 22d Frederick Lana.
native OF Prussia died OF dysentery and was
buried Jan 2 lat % 30 south, 20 81 east
ship Timour from Bankok for Falmouth n days ami, bsb
30 south, Ion west bark General de stner r, from
Rotterdam for Batavia days OUT same date Ac bark
saur tBr from Cardn for kaugoon, ~ DAYS ont do DO
ship Bowfe Br) from Liverpool for Calcutta ~ ont
March l. brig Rosario tBr), from Newport for Callao
Ship Edward Hyman (of New Orlesns BROOKS BOSTON 2
days, In ballast, 70 Fabbr Chauncey.
Bark Magma Charta (Br, Hargan, Cardn, 20 days with
railway tron 70 master Came the southern and
hne weather March ~ lat z2sN, ion q w. spoke bark
: Brig Hare, Hall, New Havsn
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The Clarksvie TENN Patriot OF the sth says:
some time week before last John Hodges, formerly
OF haury county, was murdered by man named
rogue, near waynesboro. Both were intoxicated
=, Nv the une. Both were murderers the former hav-
my ,ng knIeu man In Maury county from which he
ia nNssss'ppl ior which ne barely escaped hanging.
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COURT CalERpAnS-InIS DAY.

SUPREME CouRT-CRcUIT.-Nos.2 TO- 4s, nclu-
sive >,,e-oc ->~
CITY CoUKT-Nos. 81, %, %, "a, 25, 27, IS, 90
ami 80 10 IS, inclusive, *
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BROOKLYN CITY.
THE COIIRTs.
uHl1sJ STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

ALLEGED Stealing from Fort Wadsworths
Before Judge Benedict
william Buckley was yesterday tried on an indict
ment for stealing paint, glass and other articles from
Fort wadsyorth IN September last. Buckley was
unk dealer and il s alleged that he carried or the
propery when on visits 10 the fort on business. IL
was claimed for the defence that Buckley had pur-
chased the goods not knowing they hau peen stoeh'
Verdict not yet rendered
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VVANTED-A MAN WHO THOROUGHLY UNDER.
" stands packing n.osina pictures 7<s Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-04-13

THOMAS X. AGsEw, $50 GREENWICH STREET, COR.
ner murray street New York offering bargains daily
IN Teas Cofees Sugars Moasses Syrups Mackere Flour
and all Kinds of and Provisions price cash
house
The New York herald., 1869-04-13
~1ARPETs AND. FURNITURE.

CoRNS, BUNIoNs. ENLARGED JOINTS AND ALL
~ diseases of the feet cured by DIR. ZACHARE $50 Broad
The New York herald., 1869-04-13

L,URNITuRB MANUFACTURERS,
il 3af Hudson street.
We keep constantly hand large stock for the retail
prices Persons wishing 10 purch
Furniture would do well TO call and examine stock before
purchasing elsewhere; by dong will ertra
p''"" MI S'''' ABEL a sCHwAB.
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CARPETS AND.FURNITURE.
In consequence OF large tghtness OF
the money market will offer bargains yevets. Brussels,
Three-ply Ingram Hemp and Dutch Wool Carpctngs
~ per cent less
than any house In the city.
Lace Curtains Cornces, window Shades Oilcloths all
widths; Rugs, Mats Mating, Piano and Table Covers In
great variety, equally low.
a500000 worth OF Parlor Chamber, Library, Once and
Kitchen Furniture. all of which guaranteed TO the pur
chaser and strictly warranted represented.
Goods delivered free Mt the large Wholesale and retail
warerooms 4s6 and f Eighth and 267, 26s and M
Thirty.hfth street, adjoining - -
q III. O'Farre1.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-07-01
PF,GSs-T,FIE OF ID FAMILY JOURNAL
Passing Away.

Again we are compelled to chronicle the
death Of another aged citizen who has passed
from time to eternity, and, which IS another
admonition that the young may die, but the
old must die" Mr.. Abraham Snyder, full Of
years, departed this life at his residence near
Duffelds Depot, in this county, on Saturday
morning last, and his remains were inferred IN
the family burial ground, upon his farm, near
his residence, on Sunday morning last, amidst
a large concourse of relatives and friends,
where they rest in peace. Had he lived until
October next he would have attained the ripe
old age Of 81 years. Heleaves behind his aged
companion, who is vergng upon the same age,
and with whom he had lived over co years.
Rev. Mr.. Coo of the NJ. E. Church, preached 4
feeling and impressive sermon on the OCCASION
Mr.. S. was highly respected citizen, kind and
affable in his manner, devoted friend, hus-
band and father, aud his departure will be felt
by the citizens of this community generally
Peace to his dust SHOP Reg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-07-01
p smarE, Of Hon. John w. Garrett.


We arc under obligations to friend for
handsomely printed copy of the Remarks of
Hon. John w. Garrett, PRESIDENT of the b. &
o. r. R., at the April Meeting Of the Board
of Directors. AS usual it is replete with mat
tiers Of interest on Railroad affairs, aud but for
our limited space We would reprint it for the
benefit Of our readers.
We make the following extract -
"There are two proposed railway improve
ments Of vital importance to this community,
the facts in relation to which will be presented
at an early day in a manner that will attract
great public attention. The aid of the Balti-
more and Ohio Company to the Winchester
and Strasburg road will effect the opening of
the line TO Harrisonburg, l0l miles from the
main stem, at Harper's Ferry, during the next
autumn. There will then be gap of but llS
miles from HarrisOnburg to Salem-the con-
struction Of which will not only develop the
business Of the magnificent Valley Of Virginia,
but also open, under themoSt favorable auspices
and influences, a great line to New Orleans,
which viii largely command the traffic OF the
vast intermediate territory"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-07-01
Book Notices.

GoDrY', LADY Book for July is an inter-
c-..nc urmber-a magazine which will richly
wv Coz tie subscription pdcc-a welcome
visitor at many iee-sije.
Arru5a', IIoyE MAGAzrNE-A long e>tlb-
r,l.I periodical. with weIl-meHted roPut1-
ton l1r useful and entertaining reading.
OscE a NoNrU-Aplelsant lit,le magazine
started with tie beginning of the present
year. wl.ca bids fair to become as popular as
aayot its cllss-iI,I Of wel,-selcctcd material.
Tine CHuoaENs UovE-A beautiful little
magazine or thechi,luu-lu'lof pleasaUtand
useful stories. sketcles,G al well calculated
90 amu-e and instruct the little ones. by all
means Your children should have it. The
three lastpoJlisbed 10y T. 5. Arthur & Sons
Philadelphia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-07-01
JEFFERSON County Represented.

We have in another column noted the fact
of jefferson County being represented among
the orators at Washington College in the per-
son of JNo. P. STRIDER, A. NJ. We observe
by the Winchester papers that at the Com
mencemeut of the Valley Female Seminary our
own poet, D. b. Lucas, Esq, read Poem
written for the occasion.
At the commencement Of the Shenandoah
Valley Academy, T. NJ. lsBELL, Esq, of this
County delivered the annual address, and the
two Gold Medals were awarded Henry Bedin-
ger Of SLcpherdstown, for Mathematics and the
Languages. OF Mr.. Isbelrs address the Times
says al it was exceedingly practical in charac-
ter, and in every way highly appropriate to the
occasion" At the Dunbar Female Institute
the Lee Medal gold was presented by Mr..
Isbcn
At the commencement of the Winchester
Female Institute, Miss MARY WEST, Of Jeffer-
son County, received the prize for writing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-07-01
The Old Family Journal.
Jefferson Institute commencement.

IeNfHsOn AMsAAAlAN
A crowded audience composed Of the most
intelligent and wealthy residents Of Jefferson
County were assembled in " Lee Hall on Fri
Iiv night last to witness the interesting exer-
cisss Of the Annual Commencement Of Jefferson |
Institute. A more attractive sight than the
stage presented with its tiers of young ladies
araved in white dresses ornamented with the
col5rs bv which the respective classes weredis-
tncuished. it has not fallen to our lot to adj
,nire for a long time. The reading Of compO-
sitions interspersed by musical performances,
together with the award Of medals &c, took
mn the time until late hour Of the night. SO
well written and finely read were the former
and so skirluIly executed the latter that no
WEAKNESS was pcrceptible in a single counte-
nance. but all were charmed with the enter
tainment. Among 50 many who conducted
themselves with great credit we cannot dis
criminate but simply annex list Of the prizes
awarded by the committees to the most dill
cent students in the various branches, and the
names oftbe recipients.
Miss MARY Muller, Of the LIST Class being
considered the best student, received a Silver
Star. the motto Excelsior.
In the intermediate Glass Miss LyB FoUEE
far excelled her classmates. \ similar medal
was awarded her
The medal Of the Junior Class, Silver Star
bearing the same motto, was awarded Miss
BETTE SHUGANr.
Miss NUuE AISQvIrH, Of the Primary
Class. for diligence and perseverance received
e. PRAYER Book
The Music medal having again been closely
contested bv Miss ANNIE ). CRANE and Miss
ANNIE ElcuuLBEEGEG; their proficiency and
improvement being such that it was impoSSj-
Icto make any distinction a medal OF equal
honor Gold Lvre-was awarded each.
The number Of Latin classes and the many
DEGREES Of attainment. rendered a decision diff
cult. greater. therefore the honor. \ Sill
yer Maltese Cross with the motto "AgiS Quod
A-is was awarded Miss Bessie TEAvEES,
who. considering her age, and attaiRmeGtS m
the other branches of knowledge had made
more rapid progress than any Latin pupil IN
the School.
The French medal. Silver Maltese Cross.
the motto con. fcrrp bein, bein receyra, was
awarded 90 Miss BETTE CEANEE.
The prize for the best Translation was
awarded Miss JOSIE MoEHow for her transla-
ton from the German--"The Wild Huntsman.
Tn summing mp the marks for the whole
Session I'm English Studies Music and the
Languages, ;hc five distinguished are:
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DIED.,

On Sabbath afternoon last, 9th instant, at the
residence of her father, near Charlestown, Miss
ANNIE :. CRANE, daughter of Joseph Crane,
Esq, in the 10th year of her age.
On Thursday last, oath inst, near Mcpherson 5
Mill. in this county, Mr.. JOHN STEWART, aged
IS years. 5 months and % days. The deceased
was an old and esteemed citizen Of this county. and
as soldier of the war of 1872 discharged his du-
ties faithfully in the company that went out from
this county under the command Of Capt. Geo W:
Humphreys, the late Col. BraXton Davenport and
Others Peace to his remains.
In Shcpherdstown. on the 10Th ult., after lin
gering illness, Miss ELIZABETH \. TOULEKION
aged IL years and month.
At his residence. near DuiEcld's Depot, in this
county, on Saturday morning. 18th ult, Mr..
ABRAHAM SNYDER, in the Slth year of his age,
a highly respected citizen.
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Baltimore Markets.
TuesDAY, June 20, 1850.
Special Notices.

TgNO ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERNi
AS all persons are more or less affected by
the change of season with disorders difficult to
manage by ordinary treatment, the
MORNING STAR BITTERS COMPANY,
Have determined TO present their Bitters to the
public. knowing that it will sustain the merits
claimed for il.
1t is not claimed for this article that it viii cure
all diseases What is asserted for it. it ieW cure,
viz: disorders arising from deranged Liver to wit:
Impurity of Blood, Nervousness and Nervous or
Bilious Headache in delicate Females and Child
rem. Melancholy, Dyspepsia. General Debility, DC.
In Bilious Fever and Chills and Fever, its value
not only a relicf, but as an actual cure has been
fully proved.
This preparation has not been made as is usual
by carelessy throwing together ingredients, but is
the product of long and careful study and trial re-
sultinr in complete success 1t is not intended to
conflict with Physicians. as will be seen by their
testimonials accompanying each Bottle as TO its
successful use, when other means have failed.
For sale nv AISQUITH q BRO, Charlestown,
July l6 1865. Wholesale Agents.
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Masonic officers Elected.

At a meeting of Mount Nebo Lodge, A. F.,
& \. NJ, on Monday evening week, in Shop
hcrdstown the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term:
Uorshipfm Msta-G. NJ. Beethoven.
Senior IIdrdeR-J. S. Fleming.
Junior IPaTden-J. I. WelShans.
Secretny-W. L. Harrington.
fTeaSwer-Joseph Randall.
Senior Deacon-John Ray.
Junior DeacOa-H. +. Barnhart.
Sic,rards-D. f. Keedy and T. KeplinSer.
TIer-W G.. Butler IT,