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Aa ,rning Star and Catholic Messenger.
vxw ORLEANS, SUNDAY. JUNE IS 1871.
NoTRE DAME, PARIS.

sJuntury o n century has rolled away,
Swnrth men have come and left fllustrfous names,
.And blue eyed sages filled the passing DAY
With 0Ddrous words. and built enduring lanes
Flouri she'd ruled and melted into night
while Thy immortal spirit hour by hour .
Gathered new glories In the ages flight.
what tumults heard and Joys for peace restored!
And crie ca e1ultant when the word again .
Went forth to lace the harness. draw the sword!
4 Around th> feet the deep ombattled thrOng .
OF bel ted knights and archers 1.-the and TALL
H,nshsd war-ward with lond, exultant song, :,
That drowned the brazen buses winding call
!srad con querors and captive kings have bowed
Beneath the shadow Of thy sacred wsils
What time the hymns Of glory, deep ana iou"'
Es0se hk Q the sound of distant Waterfalls.
-isAaa0n, def eat has laid thy country ION; .,,,o
And tn rough thy Iersais come %a%n for woe
And white clasped hands, and faint sweet moufniui
song.
s17h eve of France, what hast thou now 70 ser
Nm cart of France, what hast thou now 70 ieei
yWherc are the sozgs of grief OF jubilee
The q ono uerors widOws wont 20 kneelf
49,. ali o well with France that she hath grown
S:srele as of thee, that held her infant hand
Yrs,at he aled the wound of armies overthrown, -
And sOothed the fever, and made whole the laho'
s,,e Il not! Feel it not God is great.
a nd order. wisely to the fruitful close
ne harvest OF His wisdom ripens late
Thc course Of HIS design in darkness nows!
ga DO thou patient, for the time will come
A1d ike the Prodigal returning home.
ll.ce ore to Thee she'll kneel and show her wounds
Nation, May 6.
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CIT. JoSEPH'S URSULINE ACADEMY FOR
- YOUNG LADIES.
SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS, .
fTarmerly of Charleston, South Carolina.)

This institution is adapted in every respect LOT an eH
tensiye and first class Boarding School, the location If
heathful and retired The building Is connections, mas
ali the modern improvements ana Is heatea throughout
by furnaces ~, la. ,,r.o .o,trr;as recos
nized AS one the best qualified for the formation an"
youth s almost useless 70 auh her Via
nothing will he left undone to impart to the pups CON
dded TO the of the ladies of st Josph sc"ueS
tborourh education the highest of the word
not alone instructing the intellect but, with materna
care guiding and training the heart A., c.h
In of the present condition OF ti,e ooun
arn peone these ladies' Offer Southern pupils every
advantage of Board Bed Bedding, Washing Iui,on ~
Dra wing Painting Embroidery and PLAN Se"ihS' '"'
For f particulars and prospectus address the Mo1net
Suprrioresa at springfield illinois, OF rev ""i' I"
Nm n4 D "'' N M B. BRADY, 16 Union street.
cST JOSEPHS ACADEMY FOR IoUSG LADIES
y Conducted by the Sfsters oil Charity
Near diminishing. Frederick County Maryland
This institution is pleasantly situated in healthy ana
part Frederick county AlarSlana u.li
mile from EmmitSbutg and Two ues n ~ a 49,
Nary's College. It commenced in iSo9 ana ihg1i
uort.d nv the Legislature OF Maryland IN 1910 Inc
buildings are convenient and spacious
TERMS;
BOARD and Tuition per academic year, Including
Rel and Bedding, Washing, MendinG and 49,, nm
Dortors Zee I,n mn
l. N'-''r ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The Academic year is divided in two Sessions of five
months each beginning respectively on the soth OF Au
gust and the tn of January
Letters luiry directed TO the
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
l apl7 y st. Joseph's Academy, Emmitsburg' Md
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Corner of Rampant streets Third District
New Orleans Louisiana.
The new Academy of tho Holy Angels is situated
quiet and healthy locality: in the suburbs OF the
city, short distance from the river The buildings
style of modern educational establish
ments commodious and thoroughly venti ated afordn
advantages which contribute to the neaith and
security of its inmates. ~
promotion regularity all obliged TO at
tend the public exercises and conform to the rules
the Institution.
TUITION:
The system of education embraces the French and
English languages, viz: Reading, Penmanship French
and En- = fish Grammar Arithmetic, Ancient and Mod
ern Geography OF the Globes, Prose and Poetca
Compositions History tAncient and Modern Sacred and
Profane) Chronology French and English literature
Rhetoric, Mythology, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry,
Astronomy, Botany Book keeping. Mathematics, etc
Music Drawing, Painting, Plain and Ornamental Nee
de-worl Tapestry Embroidery. Artificial Flowers etc
TERMS-PAYMENTS TO BE MADE QUARTERLY,
IN ADVANCE:
Board aud Tuition in French and English, per
:. :. perquarter to 90
Entrance Fee for the first year only 10 %
EXTRA CHARGES-oPTIoNAL:
Music the Piano, per quarter SS0 w
Use of Instrument -------------- . w
Vocal Music ~ w
Drawing -------------- is W
Painting ---------.--.-- 10 W w.
Tapestry and Ernbroi'ry ---------- W
Artificial Flowers --.----------- y oo
Stationery - o no
WASH
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ct. STANIsLAUs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
BAY ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI.

This institution conducted by the Brothers Of tho
Sacred Heart has been in successful operation since
1855. It beautifully situated the shores the Bay
commanding an extensive view Of the Gulf-and afford
ing all advantages of the breeze and bathing in
the Summer, is for the pupils, great Indictment to
healthful amusement The Commercial Course com.
prises all the branches Of good English education.
Board Tuition per session, payable half yearly In
advance .t2SO 90
Washing per session 10 90
Beddiog, per session. (optional)-
Doctor + oe 90
Vacation II spent the institution. so 90
CHARGES:
Piano and Violin, per month, each. 90
Use of Piano. month ! so
Flute per .Ath. 90
Brase Instrurn.n per month 90
Span.Aa and German languages per month each. 90
Bk0 FLoRIMoNp,
feI4 lily Director of the College.
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EDUCATIONAL.
pRosPEcTUs
OF THE
College Of tho Immaculate Conception,
NEW URLEANS.
NEW-URTEANS

This Literary Institution Incorporated by State Of
S and to confer asgee !; eS9
ings are well adapted for educational purposss. A
courtyard entirely the street. Is reserved for
recreaon that from the arrival Of the pupils az 1850
m, till their departure at p. they constantly
secluded and superintended.
The course Of instruction embraces Greek, Latin
English French Poetry, Rhetoric History, Geography
Mathematics, Astronomy, Natural and Mental fhifoso
ply, with the addition Of Bookkeeping and th4 usual
Students not admitted, unless they know Now to
read and write.
The moral and religious training of the studentsAz the
lead ng objects of the instructors.
month u report is sent to parents stating con.
duct, progress, rank in class and attendance.
The academical year begins the first Monday of
October. and ends ABOUT the 3lst ofJuly.
TERMS:
Collegiate Course, payable in advance and in United
States currency, two months, $40.
Preparatory Course SIC.
apI8iy REV. +. GAUTRELET, President
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Uee Of Baths summer season, per W
Tho classes commence about the first of September
and close by the end of June by an examination and
public exhibition. j.
Books, etc. may be procured at the Institution at
1pis are received any time during the year. and
Charge made from the date of entrance only.
Acodemy of the Holy Angels au35 ly
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Messrs Packwood Il Brother keep goods of
TIN. beat uuat, and guarantee their prices low as
any hou se in the city.
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Parents and Guardians desiring frst-cass Boarding
School their Daughters and Wards will find hero
every advantage.
Located in the healthiest portion of of the most
healthy the South with large grounds and in
q retired and romantic situation it affords in addition
every facility for acquiring education mental and
moral of a high grade. Large additions have been
made to the buildings to meet tho increasing applca
tions admission
Apply for Prospectus and Terms to the Office Of the
Morning Star and Catholic Messenger 1874 Carondelet
atreet au29ly
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INSTITUTION OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH
L Corner ST. Philip and Galvez streets,
New Orleans.
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A CADEMY or THE VISITATION,
Monte Maria, Richmond Virginia,
The duties this institution will be resumed the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
REMOVED
AND FIXED UP FOR BUSINESS.


AND FIXED UP FOR BUSINESS.
NJ wHEELAHAN bess to make known to his
friends and public general that he has removed
his stock of Wall Paper. Paints and Glass ETC.. to No
Ii9 COMMON STREET, between Camp and st. Charles
streets second store from Camp.
He is ready business thankful for past favors
hopes for continuance of that patronage SO hoer
aily bestowed O. him at the old stand.
The new location is l1s COMMON STREET. The
prices of all articles greatly reduced. myl4u
L.. Importer and Dealer in
FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASSES.
Fine Oil Paintings Epgravings and Autographs in
Colors and Plain; Chromos OF all Publications Oyai
and square Portrait and Picture Frames OF all
sizes and patterns; Artists Materials for
Painting in Oil, Water and Pastel Coorei
Carpets, Mats Mating and Rings,
Lace Curtains, Window Shades ana or.
nices Curtain Holders Picture Cord and
Tassels, Photograph Albums, Pray or BOOKS,
Crucifixes. Carved Wooden Goods. etc FINE frehGn
CARVED OAK DINING ROOM NJ Rkohs.
1a5 CANAL STREET, (Touro Row.,
ub,a -iIv New Orleans.
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YOUNG LADIES ACADEMY
L
THE HOLY ANGELS.
Under the Direction Sisters of the Holy Cross

Corner of Rampant and Congress streets Third District
New Orleans, Louisiana
The New York herald., 1871-12-27

A THE SPECIAL ATTENTION OF GENTLEMEN Is
"A. called 70 auction sale Friday, December ae stable
Horse Provdence formerly owned by 0oysrnor epfagus
10 trOt below aS6 Xs5 Ane and fast ottins Mare, war
PAINTED beat aaA teeshsg With TcpS Tssob single and
f9 properly Of well known sporting gentleman who
QbhSed y eave the 9ta!e for an ndsone period this -
Ano ottna and road eooh offered IN this city
p arteuars 10 to-m0Trowss Herald STOCK can be seen
and exnmlned any time at ssablA
The New York herald., 1871-12-27
HOKsBs, CARRIAGES, dsU.


Hoges Top end Road wagons Gutter Bells. Harnesses.
THIS DAY, December N, At l0H O'Clock a. ~, at
100 West Trtythrd street, near Sixth avenue, will DO sod
ons blood s.y sro:.Ds nsss {Eth;a Amen :'osil dam
last summer repeatedly al priv race on Fleetwood track
n 40 and a0, was purchased for private present
Aa. !sw superior: 70. .,s .nd Ss.uy Easo stand
6eAuy Apd sy knee action. &e when 70 The pole SIN.
Is sfrsid q nSshne csss9 free lsepper =? bootns
psSt bay .roseg Marc .Fannss tbaok points, Abdalah
eocEJ rs n,eh Yssr oo hss isw equals FOR linane..
can G@ her mile Cd DAY Of ssle 8 has troissd 10 SA7 i
4 areal p0le and II warranted eouDd and KIDD
Also tSs 6Ay deiding .Henasor' yseTs old 10 bish,
prompl me- and cosy drivers has yoed IN 10 without
sale, and 10 warranted sound and kind
Toeether with Top Wagon, Road Wagon single Har
nessss CITY pede one PQrland Gutter stnpes Bel
one wef Ind beat Robe Anc Kersey and etabe Blankets
rho been eners In business and have now dissolved
'''S- = John D. HANLIN, Auctioncer.
The New York herald., 1871-12-27


AHusEMKNrs- -sscorD PAer-Eounn. sfh and sixth
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. p4s.1YoSSS column: .'
1sD
sussE rNS ;fsSSS SS1nH rAe.s,A col
s9 Esss ssSssE poS
CLERKS SSsma AND sALEsMEN-rH,rD PAsr-Fourth col
ssS column
OoAsfWisE S STEAMSHIPS -F,nsr PAes-Finh and sixth
column.
HOUSES 4S Lee AND
.usJpExn s0S%a column
5isS xsiSls::S f.s.-Ss .s.-SsS's sss$s is'ss'
zD TO
TnIB PASn-si1sh & column; . ....-.
sSsscS usP sS" PAs.-pnn col,
nELP WANrBD--pEnALEs-THmD Ple.-1hird COL
HK.P WAHTBD--hALEs-TBHD .PAes-Four,h ana
noRsss, eS:ss eSS:%RRsiAens AO-r,asr PAeu-s.eond and
SSSSs
ass adDsos S
REAL EsTXTE Foh sAIE-Fiasr PAar-ThiTd
nsc!SSSSsgs sc!SSSSsgssss s os.s.oSsD p4s.zs,..e column.
xsp Column
MACHINERY SECOND PAaB-Tomth column.
MARBLE 0AkTRL8-- 6EvDNTH PA0E-6ixth column.
eEDlOAL-THlRD PA AaR-Fifth column
nI6OEI1ANEOUS SADvkRTlsEhENTS-EI -EIeBTB PACE
H.sSstI4sE61 iss61i 61a-snoosn PAs.71Ara column.
3U6ICAL-SECOND PA0E-Sxth column.
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGE--Frst column
IIANOFOR1E9-6ROOND PA0R-Ffth column.
tSsI SoR 6EeaFss'I1f sssn column
oSP9 Bale OR
REAL ssizFE s1 T5 Afas ExCh%SdSMPissr sS P4er-hmd
REAL RsIX1E wANrED-Frasr PAeE-Third column.
PkWARD9-FlReT PAGE-First column
SALES AT AUCTION-SHoOND PA0x-6econd and third
sITUATIONS wANTED-FRMALEs- TnIRD PAeR-Frst,
second and third columns
SITUATIONS sWANTED-NALEs-TnRD PAeE-Tbrd and
fourth columns
SPECIAL NOTICES-FlssT PAeE-First and second col
sPORTING-DOas, Birds Ao.-FIRsr PAGE-second
The TRADks-TMaD PAaB-FIfh column
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURfOsE6-TnIRD PACE
TRAVELLERS GUIDk-FIRsT PAGR-sxth column.
UNPURNI6hRD RQOAS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
THIRD PA0K-6ixth column
WANTED 70 PURCHAeE-FIRsT PAGK-Third column.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, A1-SIOoND PAaK-Thrd col
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, Ao-nssr PAsr-Third col
The New York herald., 1871-12-27

CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
- CUNARD LINE.
ABYsSIN1A sais.... Wednesday, jan 8. NJ 10 A. NJ.
ALGERIA, sails Wednesday, Jan TO- At +. M.
Cabin passage $oC and *sO gold according accommo.
steerage, $50 TO New York S34 currency.
For freight or cabin RasBff: ri BrosSwsy grinty Bud
ing CHARLES q. FRANCkLYN, Agent.
from the Cunard wharf foo! Of Grand street. Jersey
City, at A. NJ, on Wednesday, 9th December,
CHAs @ FRANCKLYN, No. Bowling Green, NY.
rTAPSCOTTs EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN Ex-
change o1ce-Passage from Liverpool and Queenstown
weekly By 6rst class seanshps Also from Liverpool and
Loondon by weekly sailing packets Drafts Of ~ and up
wards, available part OF Great Britain and Ireland
the lowest rates, At TAP6COT1 BROTHERS CO.'S,
70 South street, New York.
The New York herald., 1871-12-27

FINANCIAL.
/ NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
IN. Company. Interest coupons maturing January 1877,
See - oS sTEvESsoS SON. Pns sres ,'
A MONEY TO LOAN, ON BOND AND MoRTeAa
a. on improved and unimproved Real Estate. First and
Join YkR6 Pine street.
pERDAN FIREARMS MANUFACTURING COMPANY
The Trustees Of this Company have declared
once Of Mesrs Norton Bliss Co. 80 Broad street Trans
's' BOOKS closed from Sff srs ssoR
u "N.'o'n1 n Hsw YoHx, Dec 30 1871.
ssnd sS S oS per cent per cent? free Of tar payable on
The transfer book win be closed from The ssi inst 70 9Th
prox. O. =. TlMPsON, Cashier
Exchlsss,,esE,, 4, s,,,s SAYINGS sAsx
rbs %sss drsT S .
january TO- and not drawn win be credited accounts,
and nsr bear Am. ,neIss ;su, from N JanSAryl
and Saturday evening" s" eSss
Isaac 8. BARNETT, Secretary
sss. Hs s,ss 1,..
Bays 800 H0Sse W. p6SS SpS Lev Sr ,a s,shan
FIRsT AND SECOND MORTGAGES PURCHASED FOR
si2s Post Post odce, sis.' n WIN ''' pA'' 0 00'
Nofi6EIs,. .REDEAPTIoS OF YIvErwEETY BONDS
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Dec. I, 1871.
By virtue Of the authority given by act Of Congress
funding Of the national debit hereby give notice that the
principal and accrued interest OF the bonds herein below
desiInaed known a. ayewenty bond. WI be paid Ct The
and asr the 1h day Of March 1872 and that the Interest
Bonds known the Second Series act Of February % 1884,
',;;s @ Fl & Bon sss 9s,s:s 1s.:.
$500 from No. TO No. 1884 both inclusive.
81 oO9 from No g No I. ~ both incusiye a .a seo
$50 from NO. 696 to No 697, both inclusive,
S ES @ No. ssss @ SS;s SS;s ns1S:ys nsls:iys
@l,000 from No. 500 TO No. II 00S, both inclusive
R5,0C0 frs m No. 2,666 to No. 8,402 both inclusive
$4,000 from No. 1907 to No. $3.50, both incluve
or he amount IN ne numbers snnas a.
and four million dollars are Registered Bonds
IN four distinct series Bonds Of tho frs, series tall OF which
have previously called for redempon do not bear the
designation upon them while those of the second
third and fourth series distinctly marked the face OF
the bonds.
United States Securities for redemption should
be addressed DIVISION" Secretarys ONCE
Registered Bonds should be assGned 70 the Secretary OF
the Treasury for redemption"
The New York herald., 1871-12-27

EOR -vALB-A DOUBLEBARRELLED BREECH-
oadine Cum central fire. 10 bore with brass shells, and
Ca94 complete also two hne black Setter DogA Inquire of
j. HEkOLD, 10 New Chambers street. a 1
WANTED-A BREECRLoADINo SHOTGUN; TIN
w gauge ipn preferred; weight about nine p0uDds Ad
dress ]. D. b., boz l,00l New York Post onlco.
The New York herald., 1871-12-27

RERALD BRANCH OFFICE-UP TOWN.
a pvERTIsEMENrs FOR the NEW YORK HERALD
kkCBIvBD AT THE BRANCH OFFICE,
1896 BROADWAY,
BETWEEN THIRTY-FlRsT AND THIRTYsECOND
sTREBTs WEST SIDE, NEARLY OPPOSITE OUR FOR
AER PLACR
ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECRlvED FROM A. n.
TILL p. y. EVERY DAY IN THE yRAR At OTTICh
RATES. NO EXTRA CHARGE OF ANY HIND.
The New York herald., 1871-12-27

VyHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING BE.
i tween DEUEL. WHITBECK, Of 487 Broadway, as
jobbers goods dissolved by mutual consent
All debts to be paid collected by Jacob whtbeck.
Witness,
A. Il. DAY.
GEO. II. DEUEL..
JACOB WHITBECk
New YORK CITY, Dec. 49, 1871.
The New York herald., 1871-12-27

SPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &c.
A -.FOR sALE-ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS. BIRDS,
"A. Ac Medicines for ell diseases; prepared Food for
nocking Birds at b. @. DOVEYS, No Greene street,
ANAL. 0tlFE' = 49,
The New York herald., 1871-12-27

-
VINELAND RAILWAY--FOR vINELAND, N. j., AND
Bridgeton. Leave fo,t Of Murray srss New Yors via
New Jersey Southern Railroad, AL A. NJ AMI I. ~, Dy
steamers EMPIRE TATE AL SIS HOYE
J. W. MILLS Suoerinten lent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-02-04
The Last Trump.

1ie E-ge'er says the re-establishment Of the
Coup seat at Charlestown " would be Of no
more e-- the County than the Angel Ga
br.e v.u' be in the Free Press Office"
W.L..t need the Angel Gabriel in the Free
ir.ss ..ice Just yet Thus far we have been
fully equal to the task of blopiag ON o,rn horn,
believing at the same time that if the Register
mlu would DO tie same thing for his establish
men, there is a possibility that the columns Of
biS paper would not be ireighted with So mich
o. wholesale abuse Of the people Of localities
outside Of Shepherdstown-especially the ci,i-
Gems OF Charlestown whom it designates Gun
scruTulous, selfish, politically-intoleraut'
aud Of selfarrogatei superiority &c, sc.
Judgment day is 50 near at hand for the
Saepherjstowu clique, that we do not wonder
thai, tle Angel Gabriel should be in the mind
Of ,hc publisher Of the Register, aud that he
u,.us,y eyclaims Let US pray !"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-02-04
The Overland Route.

In letter received from Senator Gold, he
Informs US of the overland trip of the Berkeley
and jefferson representatives to Charleston.-
They left this place on the evening of the 18th
inst, arriving at ParkerSburg the next morning
at about o'clock. The same day commenced
the overland trip, making seven miles. The
next day they travelled thirty-three miles, and
lodged for the night at Ripley, The county seat
Of jackson County. The next day they reach
ed Scissonvlle, distance of twenty-eigbt
miles from Ripley. On resuming their travel
next morning. they found the Pocotalico
river too high to ford, and had to cross in a
skiff, swim the horses and pull the vehicles
over with ropes, they reached Charleston that
day. The people of Charleston are very kind,
aud are laborug very hard to keep the Capital
there. But all the comment necessary is. that
we live in the nineteenth century Horseback
journeys and stage-coaches are things Of the
past. Representatives fr'm California reach
Washington in a more comfortable manner. -
Berkeley Union.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-02-04
Last Notice to Tax-Payers.
For 7. W. PouerGeld, Sheriff Of Jga. Co.
Nov. %. lS10-tmlF.

~ o PHYSIClANS.-lw would call the attention
Of Physicians 10 my large aud complete stock,
embracing everything to be found in q hrt-clas'
Drug and Prescription Store, which am pre-
pared TO furnish az rs low ra'cs ~ can BE- gotten
in Baltimore. G. r. BELLEk
Harper's Ferry, Jan. IL, ISL.
II EED'S Magic Sore Throat Powder This
wonderful article. generally relieves the
worst sore throat or cold In the head inside Of q
hours, to be had at c. T.. BELLER'S
II OCKET Diary's Tor 1871, initiated Note Pa
per and Envelopes, Pass and Memoranda
Books, Day and Ledgers, together with The schor,
books used in our schools. always 20 be found az
c. F. BELLERS
Ky He largest stock Of hair, nail and tooth
Brushes, in the lower Valley and az greatly
reduced prices. Also fine assortment of Ger
man. French and English Extracts for the hand
kerchef, Pomades and Hair Oils, White Dcntri-
fee. the best in use; Shaving Compounds P'W-
der Puil's and Boxes with great variety Of rs.
full and valuable articles for the toilet To be had 80
c. +. BELLERS.
OPERA Perlinc, Rose Bloom, for giving
J beautiful aud NATURAL rose tint 20 the COM
plexion. Higgins Magnolia Balm, French Rouge
Alaska Champion Ice with Glycerine for chapped
hands, Carbolic Meicated Soaps for the Toilet
10 be had At G. l.. BELLtkS.
rPHE BRILLIANT ROUND WICK AR
GAND BURNER.-This Burner produces en-
intense fine white fame; being round flame u
does not break the chimney, which, with crrciul
handling. will last for great while. The saving
of chmneys will pay the cost Of Turner IN
short time. This Burner can b. attached 20 any
lamp now in use, and with the tri1ing expense ofa
Porcelain Shade produces all the effect 81 the eel
ebratcd German Study Lamp. To be bad at
G. T. BELLEKS
Harper's Ferry. Jan. II, ISL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-02-04
DIED,

At Charlcstown. on Tuesday evening, January
81, 1871, Mrs. ELIZA ). STEWART, widow Of
the late Charles G.. Stewart, Esq, in the 18th
year Of her age
At Haltown, December y, 1870, BASCOM.
son of John w. and Sarah a. Rockenbaugh, aged
IS months and days.
Heaven retaneth now our treasure,
Earth the lonely casSet keeps,
And the sunbeams love to finger,
Where our darling baby sleeps"
On Sunday last. az the residence Of his son. in
this county, Mr.. WILLIAM BEOTHERTON, aged
about Is years.
On Sunday morning Jaa. 22ud at Arden. the
residence OF JAS ". Chenowith, Esq. Berkeley
county, after a lingering illness, which she bore
With christian torttude, Miss CATHERINE
KEIFF, in the 25th year OF her age.
On Wednesday, 25,h ult., Of scarlet fever
DAYS. beloved daughter of John + and Mary L.
Staub of Baltimore.
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MARRIED.

At the rc,idcuc, of the brides father. January
Slst. lSTl-by the Rev John \. Scott. Mr. JOHN
w. SCHAEFFEB Co Miss ANNIE +. MCGARRl,
daughter ofAir. John McGarry, all Of this county
On the cath ult., at Smithfeld. By Rev. j. W.
Evan. Mr.. W. ". CAROTHEKS. of Peunsylva-
mia, aud Miss LIZZIE \. ROBERTS, Of this coun-
ty.
On the Sl,t ult., by the Rev Mr. Hanson, Dr.
W. = LOVE. of Winchester, and Miss LIZZIE
FAULKNER, daughter Of Hon. {. j. Faulkner,
Of Mattusburg.
On the 18th of January. by the Rev. 6. V
Lccch Mr.. ELISHA p. HUTTON - Miss JANE
MCCORMICK, all OF Berkeley county
On December % by the Rev. L. f. Wilson in
the Tuscarora presby terrain Church. MIR. DANIEL
G. CUSHWHA to Miss LEWELLYN BURKHART
all OF Berkeley county.
In Martin>burg, BY the Rev. ". D. Hanson, on
the 2lth ult. Mr.. ROBERT II. STEWART and
Miss VIRGINIA II. GRAY, both Of Berkeley
county.