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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-23
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches,
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
TelecrGphed Ezelasirely 70 Tie EUeRing Star.
More English Contributions for Chi


More English Contributions for Chi.
cage.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 23.-The subscriptions 20 the
Chicago relief fund amount this morning TO
tl6,0Oo. Nottingham has contributed Fl 600.
lhe steamer Russia, which sailed Saturday,
took large consignment of clothing and blank
cts contributed It various points for the victims
OF the western fires. The National Choral So
elety, numbering loo members, will perform
the oratorio of the Messiah at Albert Hall, HYDE
Park. for the benefit Of the Chicago sufferers
Death Of Sir Roderick Nurcs,fson.
LONDON, Oct 23.-Sir Roderick MurchisOn,
baronet, president of the Geological and Geo
graphical societies, died yesterday, aged 80.
Net Much Of Row I'm Corsica.
PARIS, Oct. 23-The disturbances in Corsica,
of which reports have heretofore been made
have amounted to no more than slight brUils be-
tween the local police officers of iacCio and the
people. No serious trouble has occurred nor is
any anticipated. Ii is said that Prince NapO-
Icon has announced his Intention 90 deliver a
political speech 70 the people of Ajaccio.
The Return from Eliza, NOT 40 he
Re-euacted.
LONDON, Oct. 2S.-The Tunes this morning
states that Napoleon has declared that the re-
cent reports from France OF a BOnapartist con-
Spiracy and intended descent upon the coast OF
France are entirely without foundation. The
Emperor claiming that he Is the only legitimate
sovereign of France, advocates no violent meas
ures for the restoration of his dynasty, but be-
heyes his partisans should urge taking the will
of the French people upon the settlement of a
government by means Of plebescite.
Catholic Victory I'm MarseiIIes.
MARsEILLEs, Oct. BIN the municipal cleo
tons yesterday, the ultra Catholics were sue
cessful, defeating the radical candidate for
mayor.
The Communist Congress.
GENEVA, Oct 2.-The convention OF the In
ternational League of Communists assmbled at
Geneva to-day. The attendance is small, and
without any noted leader. The proceedings are
without interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-23
Board Of Appeals for the District.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, District of Columbia
Washington, Oct o. 1871

Messrs. Carter A. Stewart, Samuel r, Bond
E. WV. Griffin and George T. Bassett, four OF
the assessors appointed under the act of the
Legislative Assembly approved August 9, 1871
entitled |" An act providing for the appointment
or superintendent of assessments and taxes and
assessors, and for the immediate assessment and
valuation Of real, mixed and personal property
IN the District OF Columbia" are hereby desig-
tendent Of assessments, &C., a board of appeaIs
Tor the purposes specified in said act
EDWIN L.. STANTON, Acting Governor.
qualified. '' -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-23

NEW YORK, Oct 23.-Jacob Rosenzweig, the
alleged abortionist, accused of producing the
death of Alice A. Bowlsby, whose body was
found in a trunk at the Hudson river railroad
depot, was placed at the bar of the General Ses-
SONS this morning, for trial for manslaughter.
The case was continued till Wednesday, to CON-
plete the Jury.
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A Fool Answered According TO His
Polly.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. N.-A special from
Scranton to the Inquirer says: "A riOtoccurred
yesterday afternoon. Rer. % A. p. Devlin, an
anti-POpery lecturer, attempted TO speak in the
street, and was attacked by a mob, and, despite
the efforts of the police, severely cut in the
head by a stone. He seems determined TO make
another attempt to-day"
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The SapphO Ahead!

QUARANTINE, >. l., Oct. ., 12:50 p. m.-The
yachts have passed the Sandy Hook buoy, and
the Sappho Is three and half minutes ahead,
and gaining.
lao p. m.-The yachts have rounded the light
ship and are on their way home. The SapphO
is about half a mile ahead. There is a good
free sailing breeze.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-23

CHICAGO GETTING OVER HkR TROUBLE
Mayor N ason Of Chicago, has appointed Sun
day, October 10Th, n a day Of fasting, humiIia-
ton and prayer. Immediately amer the IRE the
DAILY applications for relief numbered so,0oo.
This number has gradually diminished until
there are now only about 5000 application
daily. The shelter committee thus far has re :
ceived about zoe applications for lumber foc
families. About 4 800 Of these acquisitions havB
been filed. A quantity Of lumber has been con-
uibuted by dealers and others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-23

A YRKKpwoxAN named Nancy Robertson.
living in a negro village called Bossier Point
Bossier parish, La, was shot TO death in her he'd
on the night Of the LIST instant. Her reputed
character with the eoiored people, as a witch. 4
supposed to have something 70 do with her as.ss-
been arrested as the assassin. -
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Prize far Coff0n

offered for the best bales of cotton exhibited at
the Alabama State fair, commencing October
5lst and continuing five DAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-23

1Large fancy pins for the hair In the shape
OF flowers are made Of perfnmed wood, AMI are
the latest thing In ornaments. =,
- Nearly all the New York bellies who spers
the summer az the fashionable resorts are nov
complaining Of chills and fever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-23

a MISS CLARA DAVIS, Of Muler,s FaIls
ass, lately sned Mr.. H. L. Stevens Tor breach
her for blasted affections. ruined banes lace-
tsfed feelings, &c, were SOS. That jury must
nave hearts made Of snowbafls, or else the
oIoken-heart market at Mixers Falls must be
very much depressed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-23

JuDsR LYKcH. In Bedford county, last
week, q negro was arrested for ravishing q white
married woman, and two others for similar a.
tempts upon three white young ladies. WINK
they were on their way 20 jan they were taken
from the guard by some i've hundred men. M,
disguised; and hanged, and placards pinned q
their clothing warning al but the civil aufhori-
ties against cutting them down, under PENALTY
OF the same fate.
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The Sappho TO Beat the LIvonia Again
To-day.
with the LiyOnia again to-day.
A ClOee Race.

QUARANTINE, S. l., Oct. q, 11:45 a. m.-The
SapphO sails to-day with the LivOpia. The sig
nal for starting was given at 11:23, and the Ii
vonia was of in two minutes. The Sappho
iibed to pay of, and lost seven minutes-the
LiyOnia being fully a half mile ahead when the
Sappho was fully under way. The yachts are
now passing Staten Island fort; and the Sappho,
standing TO the westward, is overhauling the
Livonia, and viii probably be up with her before
they reach the Southwest Spit. lively breeze
is blowing from the west southwest, and the sea
IS calm. A number of excursion boats are fol-
lowing, filled with a brilliant assemblage OF
spectators. Betting on shore is heavy, and in
favor of the Sannho.
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senteuced 70 he Hau~a.,

BUFFALO, n. Y, Oct. Z.-James +. Kelly
was sentenced this morning to be hung December
10, for the murder OF Charles Rosenfeldt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-23

~An Iowa girl, aged II, beat all the boys,
and got the equestrian prize at a far.
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Lea a. PERKINS, Sauce.

Pronounced by COEnOisseurs
1.-THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE.n
IL improves appetite and digestion, and il is I'M
rfvaled Tor it's flavor.
We are directed by Messrs. LEA & PERKINS TO
prosecute all parties making vending counterfeits
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS.
aul2- eo6m Agents, New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-23

THURsTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH pow
DER is the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold by all druggists. Price, 8 and 80 cents
yOUyEE'S NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
ER restores soiled gloves equal to new Sold by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price, &c
cents Sas-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-23
Batchel0r's Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
lead, nor any rialic poison to produce paralysis
death Ayed the Wanted and delusive pre- parations
boasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
w: A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had tairfV ysdv,
untarnished reputation to uphold its integrity a:
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
By all druggists. Applied at is Bond street, New
York fes-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-23

THK Postmaster General returns this eve
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-23

THE PRESIDENT AND MRS. GRANT, Secretary
Robson, the Postmaster General and Mrs. Cres-
well returned here from New England yesterday
morning. Secretary Belknsp returned this morn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-23

GEN. WALKER, Superintendent of the Census,
has gone TO Chicago on brief visit. Col Stock
ing, chief of the Division of Results is in charge
OF the bureau during his absence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-23

INTERNAL REvENUE-The receipts from this
source to- day were s6i0 ,923.6s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-23

Ex-MAYoR SAYLEs j. BOWEN, Of this city,
figures in the Geographic columns Of the Louis
vile Ledger as 'Sailes j. Buren," Such is fame.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

NEW BOOKS
RECEIVED AND FOR sALEA
SaILLINGrON's BOOKSTORE:
ChatteTbox for ISL. Illustrated and handsomsly
bound. Written 'or ltsl- people Price 81 80.
Hands ne Laurence A Sequel 81 X Hing Stone. By
George Sarts. Price "a cents
Six Mouths Hence. Author Of Behind the Ven
Pre- IS cents
seed Time and Harvest. Translates from the " Of
Mine Strumted Of Fritz Renter. Price 81.
The tan q Man; OF, The Loves Of the GOrilas.
Price 5e cents.
Palaces aud Prisons. By Mrs Ann Stephens Price
81 90.
~'Aldine.7 The handsomast illustrated monthly
Journal IN the world. Price % cents.
Cheap English Novel; G ,utaiuinc lG illustrations
Hush Money, Against Tide, and For oman g
sake. Price A. cents each.
NOTE, LETTER aud CAP PAPERS and every
thing in the STATIONERY line, cheap.
J. SHILLINGTON,
cc3tf Corner "a street and Pa avenue
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW NATIONAL IHEATER-Engsg ment Of
q The Pe, res. an Beautiful Cumedienne, Mas. Y.
,. HANfRAU. THIS admirable actress, who
jyys shining and honorabls reputation throughout
The United States, will make me- first appears1ce
befcT" Washington audience THIS EVENING,
IN Mr. Q. W Tayleure's play Of CHRIS IE JOHN =
STONI, supported by the full company. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-23

The CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION were en-
gagged to-day in discussing the subject of sys-
TENS of promotion. Mr.. Cattell Joined the COM
mission to-day, so that the only absentee now is
MIR. Medill, of the Chicago Tribune.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-04-01
SUPERVISORS COURT.
suspuERp.rows. Wes, Va, !
March 29th, 1871. }

Board OF Supervisors met pursuant to
a call Of it's President. and notice hhefeo'
t,,ly serve, upon each of the other mem
bers Of The Board. Present. Supervisors
S,sley. Roderick and Turner.
Truman W. Poue,feId. late shef'fi OF
Jefferson County. appeared before We
Board in CON piIsnce with he summons
requiring him TO appear before the Board
and show cause WHY lie refused 10 pay
the orders Of The Board of Supervisors.
Al the request Of MIR. Po.tertieId.
Twas ordered. That time be granted
him un,iI Tuesday following the second
Monde, in April. 10 procure legal advice
regarding the pigment Of said orders.
On monon The resignation of A. A..
Cook Justice Of the peace Of Shepherd
township. was accepted.
On mutton. J. V. Undertook was sP.
pointed Justice OF he peace OF Shepherd
ruwushP.
Ordered. That John Cook, Rosd Str,
veyor al Shepherd township. be credited
$40. 90 wnrs done by Charles Aelionbv.
and S52.l7 work done By Emanuel Mil.
Ter.
On motion the resignation Of Emanuel
Miller. as road supervisor of The r"sd
leading Irom ShrpherdsIown 10 Ilot-
mans Mil, wa. accepted.
On motion. George O>boUrn was sp.
pointed to FL the vacancy.
On motion. Jacob Fuls was appointed
road supcrvisor Of me road leading from
Sreoherdsloun 10 BdImyefs Mill. wee
Thomas Byer4 removed from tie county.
Ordered. Taat notices be served upon
J. Il. Uainrs and j. J. Ranshurg. re-
curing Them tn appear before the Board
of Supervisors al us nf1t rnr'ilns' t"
show cause. il any they can. why they
sh9nld not be removed from the Board
fer wlllull NEGLECT Of dnGy.
IN. following bills were allowed and
orders directed 10 be isaued therefor, to-
vi,
i24s to ". H. n: Bon for goods
furnished poor # Bolivar township, 81
90 10 John /. Reed for conveying paw
per 10 aims honsr.
On motion ,he Boa'd adjourned to mer'
on TUESDAY l"!l"sIng The second Mon
day Of April. 1871
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-04-01

65r CouNTY.SEAr-One Of the strong
e., srpnmenl. that can be used in favor
Of rs.ining The County Seat q, Shep-
herd,,own, 10. TIA, Mr.. Shepherd Brooks.
the owner Of the property in whirh The
CouIs are held and the County Records
safely kept. charges The county bot one
dollar year for the u.e Of It. and so long
rs ,he county 'ees proper 10 keep The
Conny Seat al Shspherds,own, and wish
10 use the banding he present Court
House he will feq~ire but the said sum
per wear for the use Of il. The building.
IN ,he first place. wa, bull, by The late L.
y. Shepherd. and after his death itreverred
,n III. heirs who kindly conseniet 10 ST.
law the County to occupy j, as Cont
House. Subsequently, additions were
pu, TO The building al the expense OF tie
County. with tho understanding END
agreement 'h.i when tie county vacated
inc building as COur, honse. Tho add.
inns pu, there should belong 10 Mr..
Brooks. who will take possession Of The
p opet,y as soon a, it i. vacated.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-04-01

On Monday night at last week. ny,
tho Berkeley Spring. Mercury,,he stable
belonging to Mr.. Nj. D., Peter. was
burned down. On The same nian,. Mr..
Joseph Swsneer. residing on the Marrin..
burg road. was awakened by The barking
OF his dogs. and discovered the front door
OF sis house on FIRE. and succeeded in ex-
ringuishiug it. Bn'h The work Of an m
cendl.ry. The residence Of Jos S.
Wheat. Esq. also came near heing hnrn.
ed, by chunk Of ire rolling on the floor
from the hearth.
Col. Robert f. Wi,hers AMI James C..
South ATE now editors OF The Richmond
Enquirer. Undtr their cou.-oi this vene.
rsbre organ of Democracy will become 8
power in The S,s,s.
Mr.. Pous. the new le.see Of the
STROLLER !loel, y, Berkeley Springs. and
proprietor of the Metropolitan Hotel.
Washington. visited The Spring. lat
week. On tour Of iu'pecinn. and has de.
cIded to make several new Improvements
al he hohl.
II man is mo s'irgv 10 advertise he is
TOO silney 10 give Bargains 10 his custom.
ere. L'bershty In The use OF PIinirrs
Ink. invariably indicates q spirit Of lher-
sliy aud enterprise IN The man Of bu'i-
ness.
The Valley Foundry. siiu,ud at NJ.
Jackson. va. sold by Mr.. Sinm>n. to
MIR Todd Of Pennsylvania. Price slo,.
600.
White and cnlored lahorers are wanted
IN work on me Washington and Pn'om.c
Railroad a, 81 so ant So 90 PER day.
TINS Maryland Cumberland coal is or.
irving in New Yo,k in considerable guam
titles. ard i. offered for ssle by the Car.
60.
Or. W. P. Mcclure one day lsstweek
SAYS the Winchester Times, performed
very critical surgical operation. removing
large iumnur from the 'w OF Mr.. DAVIS
Of WestVs. The operation was quite
.urcs..fu', though The mmour covered
nearly one eide oi Mr.. DIS face.
A man BY the name ol Grady wa.
hung in Washington last Friday for
committing rape upon an ole woman
seventy five years "ld. which brutality
caused her death. Where he wss swung
OF seversl persons she'd tears
Tie Rev. J. Summers Of Virginia. ha,
hesn elected To The Psstora,e OF the Evan.
Lutheran ehsrpe composed OF the Me.
| rhanicstoWn, Creapers'own. Bethel and
Utica congregations Il Frederick county.
Md.
A doctor in Philadelphia told hi. ser,
van, TO grease hi. buggy. lie did so all
over The DOCTORS wife took ride and
! her dress was ruined.
DR.. Sander'. Of South Carolina. hs. a
duck ,hatlsys back eggs. Its though,
that che il recent perrsrf to Rsdicaism
! snd IS showing "ksr faith ny her works"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-04-01
pROCLAMATIOE
DY THE GOVERNOR.

IN conformity with Joint Resolution
K No 10. ~ tie Lsei.lau e, adopted
February 18Th. 1871. mo'lre ia hereby
given INA, AN lection will he held al eve
rs place oG Young .Ilh,u the State Of
W.st Virginia. 90 he Foutlh rhur.d-,
in April. 1871. beng the 27'h day there
Of. To- ascertain the ,ense at The qualified
vu,ers on the ratification or rj"cn"n Of
lhe FLOWING proposed amendment to ihe
COnsnlu'ipn of ne STATE. a. substitute
for Src,iun one of Arlrlc three herr0i,
nantiv:
The male ciuzcns ri The State shall
be enlitled To vut- at all elections held
within The election districts IN which
they rr.pecuvely reside; b"1 no person
who is minor, or Of unsound mind. or
pauper. or who j. under CONVICTION Of
treason. felony or bribery IN an election.
or Who has moi been re,ijeni Il tie
State for one year, and n the county in
which he oilers To vote for thiry days
next preceding such offer. shall re per.
mltted 10 vote while such disability con.
lnues."
For hi. purpose, Supervisors and In
spec,nrs OF elections throughout the State.
arc direrle TO open poll. At her rrsprc-
tive places of Young on The day sforrss,d.
In testimony whereof. | have htremnio
rsrAL1 st ny hand. and csu-cd the
I;rpal seal nf The STATE TO be affixed. at
CamIeslun, lhl, me 18Th bay ri March,
1871. JOHN J. JACOB.
BY the Governor.
J. NJ PmrLP',
Secretary Of STATE.
April | 1871. 4w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-04-01
1flarria9es.

In Nashville, Tennessee, Oh Wednes.
day morning. March Ism, Mr.. James
b UOWs. formerly Of this county, aud
Miss Belle Smith. OF Nashville.
On Tuesday morOng. M-rch l4rh. by
Rev. L A Anderson. Mr.. John /. But.
ie- ami Miss Ellen Reiier, both OF Berke-
ley county.
Aithe NJ. E. Patronage. in Shep
herdsown. on he 2suh uIi. by Rev. AL.
bert jump. Mr. Edword r.. Manuel and
Miss Nory Ellen Cnderdo"k, bo'b Of
ihis county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-04-01

NG- TuR>rlKEs.-Tho subscription
books Of ,he Chstles,own snd Leeiown
Turnpike Company will be opened 81
Ie-,o~n, under The tup,rlntendencs OF
Mr,sr.. Meredith Helm. Isaac II. Sn-
der, John J. R.msburg. and in Charles
Town =, The siore Of TrUsseil 81 Lucas.
The subscription books Of Ihe Charles
town snd Duff !d's Turnpike Company
will Re opened a, Duhi' lds. under he
.uperinlendence OF Me.srs. J. Melvin snd
Jos. L. He's. and in Cha lc,lown at the
store Of Maj. Jas. Law, H"oG.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-04-01
Dtotbs.

In Baltimore, on The 22d nj, CDrne.
liza finn holland, vile OF George W. M.
land, and daughter Of the late Jane, III
iey Of Charleslown, aged 80 years.
On The 10th OF February. at the reel.
dence Of his son. George w Cameron. in
Mckinney. Collin county. Texas. Mr..
I'm. Cdrieron, for many years re,i.
dent of Jefferson county, in The 6Gih year
Of his age.
On Sunday evening last. Mr. J,1sr,on
Johns, OF thI. county. aged 5: year,. 3
mouth, and - days.
On the l0,h Of February, 1871. Mis-.
Emma Graham. Of HMper's Ferry. aged
81 years.
COMM hTED.
A Memoir ri Bianche Ellen. daughter nj
Mary L. and John Hill. WHO Grrd
March l7,h. 1871. in comfort 10 lie
berea'ed parents and s:.t'r.
Her youthful summfr's ra,i
And the winters .iotms had fed,
When the 'prlng Of Desih st last
Numbered her with the dead.
Though wi,hered ard lfel.u lie
The dear one If DOR hearts,
Size will arl.e up on hlQh
And oomiorl 10 Us imp q.
To mourning father. prsce
On earth To him te given.
The troubled .oul all es,e.
All praise 10 the God OF Heaven.
And thou. dear mother. cease 10 weep.
I've gone with Christ 10 rr,i;
Only in Hun I've fallen s.lrep.
And 10 dwell With eserniry's ble.,.
Away my sister with those tears.
May this NV soul !lf, up;
Heal your souows. calm al fears,
Make full sslvanon's cup.
Then father. mother. sister dear,
Weep moi. weep not. for me.
The coming Saviour ~iH appear
And hear Thy every plea.
FRIEND. ,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-04-01
BALTIMORE MARKET.

UWEHY-Msrktt for whea, coniin-
urs heavy, We have only to note Gales Of
$500 bushs Maryland red al ST. 80 for
inferior. and J5-Sl GO for good, bulk
al later qnolslinns-no prime or choice
.smrlps Offering.
CORN-Ssle. Of lsOos20N0 bushels
yellow at 80 crs $500 bushs Southern
and Western white al 81 rt., a further
decline; 500 bushs common Western Go.
al rs Gents.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-04-01

O. A TREAr Our citizens were en-
,e tanned and delighted on Saturday alter
noon lac. by CrswelIs Cornri Bard dis
crursed some OF their b0H music. upon
the dfTprc,.i squares Of our town. The
afternoon was pleasant and genial. which
added 10 the music. and every body
,eeDed 10 enjoy the tresI very much.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-04-01
-,-vsu,xD,D.-uosl OF our readers

SPIENpIp.-Most Of COR readers
have probably heard Of the patent article
manufactured fromli.h Moss.and known
as Sc. Moss FARIss. which Mr.. Rinj, q
distinguished practice chemist, has re-
Gently introduced into The knchens OF
American. Iiebee. with all bis recipes
for concentrating The lIfe-sus.aInIng eie-
meuls of animal food, has never done co.
cieiy 50 great service. He has been
successful in extracting the nutritious ma
,erisl from meats, and conjensing Il lnio
small compass bu, lie ha' given us no
article that, like the Sea Moss Fsriue. will
increase More than one ihird the quaEtI'y
of whole. ONE bread ObIainsble under. or
binary circumstances from gwen guam
NV Of -four We are not prone TO place
much confidence in new discoveries. even
when announced under the sanction OF a
patent; but the testimony IN iavnr OF
This cheap and simple preparation - s."
overW htirnlng, aud has been go entirely
corrobora,ed ny oar Own experience, that
we cannot and DO no, hssiiai 10 recon-
mend il mos. emphalicsIly TO the aIIen.
ton Of every household desirous OF com
bining economy with The enjoyment OF
luxurious and delicious articles Of TODD.
rs For sale by II. NJ. Billings, Druggist
She herd.toYn.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-04-01

Gy- CoNaExcgp OPsKArIov..--The
Potomac Mills Mining and M.nufac,u.
rme Company. al this place. has cop-
o"nced operations aesin in the manufsc-
tore OF Cement. and has opened up With
ron.Iirrstle energy. and will employ
quite a number OF hands. Mr.. Blunt, the
energetic PrssIhen, Of the Company from
Wsshipc,on. has been here for several
d.y' pas,sngased in .,arIi'g Up opera.
lions The quality o. the Cement manu.
featured here cannot be surpassed, and
ha. world " ide reputation as TO il. Gu.
peno,lIy over all Others.