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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-09
Marine Intelligence.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

NORTH 6. .u"1. steamship New York Vui. frl.-., !
Tor bremen vl- Havana and Soar AauIutu4.
Steamship harlan. Le"i, Tor Indianols "a Ga.
weston
Steamship Emily >oud.r Burd;"k Toy New 70, 1
steamship ST LOUIS. Wl.lteh-a for New York
Spanish steamship Gracia. Erezunla. iur I ytrpoc
Ship Wild Hunter H"wett for Iiavre
Ship Northampton Mscloon, for Liverpool
Spanish ship Pedro Piaudolet. .ineIIg- 4 t,r "a.
celona
Bark Morton. S;oyeT. Sherman for Boston
Bark Rosetta MrNcal. >prol,it for IIavrt
British schooner fanc.. Collins, f"r Ruatar lsl;1,
Schooner Pauline Hansen, Tor Pensacola.
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INSURANCE.

MSU3ANUE.
GUARDIAN MUTUAL LIFE lNSUR.
ANCE CoMFAN OF NEW YORK.
f:stat listed In 1854
ali POLICIES ION FcRFE.l BlK.
CASE OR THlRI NOTE PEMIUMH,
NC NOTE REcvlEFp.
Last Cash Dividend Fifty r Gent.
CAST assets over. ..-..,-..s..-...-.-,.& O., od 900
Policies IN force. x 0oG 000
Annual income. ...........-............ l,Os0 600
Losses paid since Io9. ....--........-.- 6UG 04sa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-09
EXPORTS,

LlEERPOoL-N:r2nsli GaTcia-l-49 ba4es cot
ton a. SKIS oIlcah-
HAVRE-BaIk RoS+-'4 McSri.-l725 bales on
400 slaves
BO>TON-Bark Norton Stove1-12l1 bales cotton
2i00 slaves
KuATAN lSLASD-schooner Farcy--..o % Zee.
lumber
BAKCELONA-Sl.p Be,lro Plandelet-a0I0 bales
cotton
LlvERPO0I-Ship Solthampt on--33o bales cot
ton 5000 slaves
HAvRE-Slip Nd HunteI-28ia bales cotton
3Oh0 slaves
BREMEN VIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
New lork-For Bremen-2o0t bales cotton hhe
tobacco For Southampton 20, $50 in specie
NEW fORk-Steamshp Emily Souder-1o.i
bales cotton 45 bales osIabcrss ~ bales wool Csc
bbs moasses $50 bbls oil 50 bbls whisky casks
mdse ZIG bbls pecans - kegs nails l9 hhks ramie
roots
NEW iORK-S'eamship st Louis-44t babes cot
ton - bales moss Il bales hides 826 bs hides 337
dry hides 80 hhds sugar 2O58 Dbl. molasses 200 bbs
oil 100 bbls c'rrants IS bbs pecans 10 pkgs mdse
IFS SKIS cotton seed
PENSACOLA-Schooner Pa,lljne-3O bales hay s.
bbls pork cks bacon 1870 bbls -four bbls whisky t
bbls mOlasses bbls meal hhds sugar 500 eks corr
30 SKIS oats 80 SKIS bran 80 kegs pigs Zee.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-09

LFFICEhS:
". f. PECKEAM, President.
". T. HOOKER, Vice President.
I. MCADAM, Secretary and Actuary.
&. 4. FEEDRlKAR, Superintendent o. seuc.oa
DIRECTORS:
Eor. John 4. Dig, New York.
John J. Crane President Bank of Republic
WiIiam Nj. vernlye, Banker; Wal sire, yer.
nilye Coz.
Charles 6. lockwood C~st.e r Newark hiking
Company.
Hon. George Opdyke, ez-h;.yor Of New yori
Minot C. Morgan, Banker.
Thomas Rigney, firm Thomas f gnev L Co.
BENJAMIN Z. Sherman, Treasurer New YORK esm
Sugar Refining Company.
Aaron Arnold firm Arnold Constable 4 Co.
Richard H. Browne, of Wetmore Browne !av,r.
{. V. Haughwont firm + V. Eauskwont 4 Co
William Wilkens, firm ". " lkers Co
Julius H. Pratt, Merchant.
William W Wright Merchant.
Charles J. Starr Merchant.
William Allen Merchant
George ". Cuyler, Banke, Palmyra New York
George r Hope, President Col mental Ere
sHrance Company.
John II. Sherwood Park Place,
Walton Il. Peckham corner ? I'll averue III
Twenty. bird street New York
Villain T. Hooker, Wall street.
Edward H. Wright, Newark New Jersey
George W Farce, Lawyer.
". L. Cogswell, Merchant.
JCSErH fAGNER.
Manager for Louisiana ant Texas, No. 1853 Commo
efreet New DrIeona 1v
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-09

TEUToNlA
INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW CRlFAES
Insure Fire, Marine and River RiAEs at
Lowest Rates.
TEMPORARY OFFICE, NC. III GRAvIEI STREET.
MEAN THE CORNER OF CAMP STREET
Capital. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10000
Subscribed. Observation-Disclosures. 100000
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER g. 18n

INSURANCE.
DELTA INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE CORNER CARONDELET AND COMMON
STREETS, NEW ORLEANS
CAPITAL STOCK DEPARTMENT.
Shares s 100 each. Annual interest dividends .en
per cent.
PREMIUM DEPARTMENT.
All dividends to Stockholders PAYABLE in Cash
FIRE MARINE and RIVER policies issued bv II q
Company at Current Rates of Premiums.
TRUSTEES
4. Baldwin, C. J. Leeds, L. Fl. Gardner
q. p. Blancand, f. LabUrde J. Lapene
A. Elmer Bader, A. H. UM-za, o. Hopkins,
.. Bercier, Emile Dupre, G. II. Moulin.
a Tel trou, John B, ul,aso, W. B. COnger
=. Hufft. 4 d. Bouligny, f. BOrdelois,
K. ". TheurSf, 4. Palacio, T. l.. Arey
n. A. de Lizardi. 7. NJ Simmons Joseph Alex,
Z. Ganucheau.
OFFICERS:
+. GANCCHEAC, President.
A. BALDWIN, Vice President.
l.. w. BAQUlE, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-09
REMOVALS..

Il "o'AL' .::.....~KENovAG.
pr IhE METROPOLITAN LOAN. SAVINGS AND
Charles street to Ne. ID Camp street. Under M .
by pnSy,r HoI n nd is prepared to RECEIVE DE-
~ Q. OiSCOUNT NOTES and MAXI ADVANCES
nozS cod I'm T. D. vANHORN, Cast en-
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STEAMBOATS,,
BELOW COMING Up,

British Ship vancouver Athrrton from y .Gdt..to
ough October : TO- II Ashblidce N,o-
French bark Alphonsc It Marie. Pilvat from Be
G-auy o,lubet II to B BlaucIard Jr-
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IMPORTS,

HAVANA VIA FLORIDA PORTS psi,p
MarsaIet-2 bales cotton and suudres
HONDURAS-Schooner Welcome-1C0o bricks
and sundries
RIO JANElRO-Brig Theresa Butler-500o bags
coffee
INDIANOLA VIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES G
Harris-3S bales cotton $50 bills pecaus 1870 head
cattle and sundrIes
PENSACOLA-Steamsh ship LIzzie--5O0o la.hs 100
feet sash and suDdries
MOBLE-SteaneI Laura-580 bales cotton 81
pkgs tObacco and suEdries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-09

The above statement is just, true and correct
transcript from the books of the Company.
THOMAS SLOO, President
THOMAS ANDERSON, Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH o. OxLEA
City Of New Orleans !
sworn 10 and subscribed before me this twenty
FIRST day of January, 1871.
ANDREW HERO, Jk..
Notary Public
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-09
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Spanish steamship Castillo, Larrogetta hon Ia.
wanna. TO Puig Bgus-3d district
Steamship A -ll+, Bourne, from lndan0la I "a Gal
weston, to { 4 Whitney Aco-lst district
Steamship Harris, Farwell from Ind ;,uola an,
Galveston. TO CA Whitney AcO-lstdistrlc.
Steamship Margaret. Baker, from Havana Via -tt
Florida Ports. 10 Roberts-lst district L,
Steamship lizzie. f-siier, from Pensacola
Brig There's Butler, Biohn, 90 days tromRio ia.
metro t. Napier aco-lst district 10
Spanish bark Linda. PorvaIit, 9 days from Ma al
za> i'll ballast, Puig Bros-lst district
British schooner Welcome. Buhdt y DAYS rom
Gnadaoule, IL ballast, to Seeer-2d district
TOWBOATs.
Tecumseh, S.heii5u mgr, from the PasseS-Wen-
down marlborough up schooner ". conc lul
bark LlnGeL
STEAMBOATS,.
Satchez feathers, from VicksbUrg.
Crescent t.tv. Townsend, I'm "a. 70, 1 barge.
Frank Pargoud, God,:in. from Natrnt.
I.Hlu b. Pickett, from Washington.
carrie tonVtrs" Rta, from J. fiersor.
Henry Tete, Dalteres from Donaldson v e.
Nal"ta. J.aIiffeau, from Lower Coast.
Brad!.h johnson, Radoyich from Low eli cas-.
Laura Col2cls. from Mobile
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-09

The Board OF Directors have resolved 10 pay sl1
per cent interest on the outstanding Certificates Of
Profits, on and after the second Monday of Febru
airy, 1871; also, fifty per the balance of the
scrip OF the year 1853, payable On and after the
third Monday in March, 1871, and they have fur
Their declared dividend of ten per cent Oh the
net earned Participating Premiums tor the yea,
ending December 81, 1870, for which certificate.
will be issued on and after the twentieth day OF
March next
THOMAS SLOO, President.
JOHN G. GATNES, Vice President
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-09

Ihe Board of Trustees resolved to MI uHeres1
al six Der cent in cash on all outstandertifi-
Gates OF scrip. and also to paw il, cash MI PER
GENT OF the issue of 1860, to the Len hdcr.
thereof on and after the first Monda, slune
next
lney nave alss declared scrip dlraa of
FIFTY PER CENT on the earned pr.pHu Oh
tatied 10 participate for the year ending la3o
iS'l' for which certificates will be issued nd
AFTER the first Monday in August next .r,.dsv
THOMAS A. ADAMS Pres,dsa
c. T.fBCDDECKB, Vice PresE,
HASKT " OGDEN, Secretary
TRUSTEES:
Thomas A. Adams, Samue, a x..
c. T. Buddecke, PHI. Foley
&. B. Newman, A. Thou.n,
A. @. Obex, John pha,,.
P. Btmms, RI,
- A'lner ED B. Newga~s
]. J. GAr1srd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-09

i OClSlANA STATE LOTTkEI
MPANY
Incorporated August II, 1868.
UEARLES T. HOW ARD, ,,.... .PRESIDREr
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
SP1EEDID 3CHEME.ONLY 26EU NUMBERS
Capital Prize. ...........XjO,OOO.
CLASS X.
70 BIZ DRAWN At NEW ORLEANS on
Saturday. December 23, 1871,
EoWAHB. SIMMONS L CO., Contractors
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LOTTERIES.

Tie above drawings are published IN all the pm.
cpal papers, and are drawn i'll public daily st the
rooms Of the company.
Information furnished and prizes cashed by
HOWARD, SIMMONS l. CO., Contractors
ST. Charles street corner Union New Or!eaua
Witness our hands atssNew Orleans Lon q ana
THE e sltt day OF December. 1871.
II. PhRALTA,
ADAM GIFFEN
Commissioners.
BEWARE OF BOGUS LOTTERlES sp28
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-06-24


LAURA FAlE's LIFE IN JAIL, Bot
DUETS FROM TIE SrIoNG-MINDED.-
cell in which the prisoner has been con
fined since the jury found her guilty, is
on the weStside OF the county jail prop
er; on the second corridor, and is
lighted by a narrow, grated window at
the back. The furniture which it con
tains, and which was provided by the
prisoner at her own expense, consists OF
a plain bedstead, small table, two
chairs, and nothing more. Mrs. Fair is
dressed in plain, neat black dress, the
same which she wore during the trial.
These garbs of mourning are worn i'll
remembrance of Crittenden, whose life
she took. The greater portion of the
day she spends in idleness. She reads
neither books nor newspapers. The
one act of her eventful life, which plac-
ed her behind prison door preoccu-
pies her mind, and she feels no interest
in anything except what affects her di-
rectly or the welfare of her child. In
the morning she seldom rises before half
past ten o'clock. The effects of confne-
ment in cell are quite noticeable on
her countenance, which has assumed a
hue that is attained only when persons
are put in place where the beautiful
sunlight does not enter. She longs 10
be removed to the room fronting on
Broadway, where she was confined be-
fore she was tried. Her meals-two
day, are brought from a restaurant, and
her breakfast she receives every morn
ing in bed. She is visited every day ls
her physician, DR.. j. B. Trask. Her
mother, Mrs Lane, and her daughter,
also visit her daily They are limited
in their visits to one hour each day :;
and they and her attorney and medical
attendant are the only ones, besides the
matron of the Jail, who has sole charge
of the prisoner, who are permitted to
enter her cell. The mother and daugh
ter are searched by the matron before
entering the cell as matter Of precau-
ton, so that no contraband articles can
be brought to the prisoner. Mrs. Fair
has expressed desire not to see any
strangers, therefore, no one is permitted
to visit her except those who have bus
mess with her. A number of women,
of the class called "strong-minded, have
gone to the Jail for the purpose of con-
versing with and condoling the prison
err; but in nearly every case they are
refused admittance. Yesterday two Ia
dies of the class described gained ad-
mission for the purpose of presenting
Mrs. Fair with a magnificent boquet of
white flowers. The prisoner and her
attorneys are very hopeful that she will
be granted new trial-San Francisco
Call.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-06-24
Berkeley County.

We clip the following articles from the
Martinsburg papers during the past
week:
MARTINsBURG AND PoroMAc RAIL
ROAD CoMrANY.-Already more than
half the bed of the road is finished be-
tween the river and Martinsburg, and
ready for the superstructure; and the
residue is rapidly in course Of construc-
ton. Mr. Marsh is daily increasing his
force and his last monthly estimate, paid
few days ago, runs up to the sum OF
$l4,629,lO. The work which common
ced at the river, is now in progress i'll
sight of our city, and it would not be
extravagant now to anticipate he whis-
tie of the locomotive before the 1st OF
JANUARY next.
The Cumberland Valley Railroad
Company is moving with equal energy
in preparing a connection between the
two roads by building Bridge across
the Potomac. BY the terms Ct their
contract, that structure is to be ready
by the lst day Of November next, and,
will be wanting to transport from the
North, by that time, the iron or steel
rails for our road. The bridge is ito rest
upon two abutments and six piers, and
is to be made particularly strong to
guard against the ice which at that
point i'll the Potomac, is formidable.
1t will be modelled upon the bridge
now over the Susquehanna near Harris
burg NafeSmun.
The FmEMAN's FEsr1vAI-The Fes-
tival which was opened again in King
Street Hall, on last Thursday evening,
to equip the Martinsburg Fire Dapart-
ment, closed on last Saturday night with
an auction Of the articles that had not
been previously voted off. The follow
ing is list OF the successful candidates:
Two handsome Silver Pitchers,
Messrs. A. Shut and Darius Darby
Riding Saddle, Mr. Patrick Shehan +;
Chrome, Mr.. +. Patterson; Carpenters
Ivory Rule, Mr.. VIM. Beller; Easy
Chair, Mrs. John Feller French Clock,
Mrs. J. n Wisner Croquet Set, Miss
Laura Rankin Cane, Mr.. James
Marsh; Boys Tool Chest, Summers
Bmkhart; Writing Desk, Miss Mamie
Harrison; Chrome, Miss Marcie Hunter;
Fishing Tackle, Mr.. III. a. Riddle; Par
asol, Miss Lille Witherow; Sun I'm
brella, Mr.. w. n Riddle. The whole
amount realized will exceed $1,000
Statesman.
A LARGE Cow.-A Durham COW the
property of the Hon. G. j. Faulkner,
was weighed by Thomas p. Hollis, on
Saturday last and found to weigh 1880
pounds. She is said to be a fine mixer,
and certainly larger and more hand
some animal could not be easily found.
We hope the Agricultural Society may
be the means Of inducing many more OF
our farmers to turn their attention tothe
improvement and breed of stock
.Sfnfpsnlan.
Mr.. George l. Pitzer, living near
Bunker Hill, had one Of his horses shot
in MS field, on Monday night, 9Th inst
A ball was used, but whether it was a
stray shot from some hunters gun, or
the work of some mischieyous villain, IS
unexplained. Union.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-06-24

A HORSE PLAGUE.-Ane new horse di-
sease, which battles the skill Of the most
eminent veterinary surgeons, says the
New York Post, has appeared in the
stables of the horse railroad companies
and large livery keepers of New York,
and has destroyed many valuable ami
mails. The Third Avenue line has, it is
reported, two hundred horses suffering
from the plague, and the disease is also
prevalent in the stables Of the other
companies. The veterinary surgeons
declare that the disease is not infectious,
but confess their inability to define its
true character. 1t is reported that up
to the present time upwards of eight
hundred horses have been attacked by
If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-06-24

THE WASHINGTON AND Ono RAIL
RoAD.-This road is to run from Wash
ington city through the Virginia coun-
ties of Loudoun, Clarke, Frederick,
Hampshire, &c, to the Ohio. tits par
italy constructed through Loudoun to
Hamilton-and from this latter point
bids are now invited for contracts for the
thirty-one miles to Winchester, to be
completed by May, 1872. The COM
pany has mortgaged its whole line to
raise nine millions to complete the road.
The Winchester Times has great conf
dence in the success of the enterprise.
The Richmond Wing adds cit will be
a very beneficial improvement for the
Valley, for when it reaches Winches-
ter /; will come in competition with the
Baltimore and Ohio road. If it reaches
the Ohio, it will open rich mineral
country, and add greatly to the pros
perity of Alexandra"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-06-24
The Hon. George H. Pendleton, o

The Hon. George H. Pendleton, of
Cincinnati, Ohio, former member OF
Congress from that District, and freely
spoken of as Democratic candidate for
the Presidency, gives it as his decided
opinion, after conversing with leading
men from all parts of the State, that Gen.
George w. McCook, Democratic can
didate for Governor, and the whole
State ticket in Ohio will be triumphant
" elected on Vallandighans "New Do
parture" PIstfUrr.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-06-24

usrgrF or otehsge or irlH'y.
Thi> Mil IS he accomplishment OF nh2ths,
long beer ~auIeG-a Low-rNokD c"mple!s
Flour Nil, 10 bs run Gy hand making TO %,
liEALIHI f.CCR. aud The 'LKI Btsr BvLILU
CosS MEAL. IL consists OF patent STsGl
brRRs yer, sharp aud exctediusl! hald sd
durable, combined nth Fam RLCutAIvL.
and an Improved Metallic DoIIms Apparatus,
constituting perfect
FAMILY FLOUR MILL. AND CORN
MEAL MILL. FOR GRINDING
WHEAT. CORN. RYE. RICE.
BARLEY. RuCKWutAr AND
COFFEE, Or ANY KIND UF
GRAIN.
lbs an easy working Mil TO grind snd hon.
by hand, one half bu,hei ol Wheat per hour.
sufficient Tor lsmIb Of hive persons for a
week. By power (l2J revolutions Per NH.
ule) II will grind from ue-Aut .one-hs.f ~
two bushels an hour. 4 boy eau grInd ali Iss
Gram used by large family, aud Tho ilrmsr
can now make himself independent, Uos'ie.
SAVING the miller. toll, sad coal VI lrsH,.
poItltIen 10 and fGom NsI3.
e. twill pay 1t, enlite cost IN
.huII Iime.
\ Growing Advantage possessed ~ th'
Mol results from the taci that 1t furnishes "a
pdiGtsole form , large share of the nutrition,
part Of The grain contained IN The hull, rhish
promotes digestion, and makes the ne'h, GCLe.
brain, and smew ol the man. 1t $ now we'll
known Ild established fact tat the ccGIrsi
portion Of the gram i simply starch, the heat
aud fat producing principle, aud all past eBou'
TO produce nee White lour have been opro,ed
10 tie possession Of tho nutritious mats,iI
combined IN The hull. These fact, are VOL
maintained By many eminent writer. The
Mil combines the two propcrlc, OF the SraI",
Insurlug heath IN family, aud making isrsl-
ue incalcuIable
5. B. HARRISON. Agent.
ShePhord.loUp, W. W.
Nav y q
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-06-24

Quite a'large attendance was collected
y the memorial services at the Old
Chapel, in Clarke, on Saturday last.
Rev. Jos. Jones offered prayer, and
ishinan Randolph pronounced an adj
dress that is spoken Of as an unusually
elegant production The Wildwood
oand enlvened the proceedings. A
considerable snm, though not quite suf-
haent we believe, has been raised to-
wards monument to the Confederate
oead who sleep in that tine-hoaourd
ground
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-06-24
10 OK HE Il f.
An Ingenious, Successful, Eco
nominal Invention for the
People.
Originally Patented by Judge !l.rpsr, Of
Texas.
EASY WORKING
Hand Flour Mill.

e. ltcsn be opers"J By bo, 'rn
yeas old; ss,e. Tine add Money. .hi
beng thuIoughly we'll made Nil iLsi
lifetime. When parked irf usnsgors-
Iion. II can ,. sent shy distance @,!hUU,
d,rgrr or bIess.se or irJuy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-06-24
S2SS i'm IS VS.

MADE By ONE AGENT Do you want a
situation as salesman at or near hOrIc 10 make
SIS 10 $50 per day selling our Few { rand
White Wire Clothes Lines 10 last fJI ever.
Sample FREE. Address Hudson River Wire
Works. l3 Maiden Lane. cor.er Water street.
New York ~ 10 Dearborn I'll. Chicago.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-06-24

A famine is destroying the people in
one of the districts OF Persia 1t is re-
ported that they have killed and eaten
Fifty phifdren:
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-06-24
a. LIE. IN. zITTLE. is. BRAooSiER.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
ron TIE SALE OF
Valuable Property.
Fire. Life and Accident lnsu-
RANGES effected in the most
valuable Northern and
Southern Companies.

THE unders 'gned have 4 number OF tracts oil
| land aud larms, from all sections of The
Souhiern States, which lie! can sell upon We
r, reasonable terms. Persons wishing 10 pur-
chase lands VI real estate vi any KIND, or haE-
Ing property To dispose Of. will do well 10 make
anpiIc alton 10 Us The following tracts IN this
locality We offer upon very reasonable terms:
Town Lots al ShepherdstOwu.-These lots
front on the llailiO~n turnpike 40 ieet and run
back 90 20 iect ALIEN l2J feet, and SIRE near
The line Of the SHENANDOAH Valley Railroad
never failing spring very Convenient.
4 tract ol - acre, sdjoInIuG She. herd.iown,
Jefferson County, W. Va, Immed IaleIy Oh tie
turnpike road aud Shenandoah Valley RsIl-
road, aud we'll wsIrrsd, with meade" land, sud
tiue fruit.
Two small farms mile and hall from
Shephrrds,own. one containing !Ui acres, and
through which the Sheusnd oah Nsltey RsIirOai
i. lal5 Out; he other contains ITO sores.
A beautiful farm IN Clarke county. Va, i'm
medlatel, on tne turnpike road irod' Bery'ilie
To ChsrlesJo~n, well tImOercd aud wateTcd,
with spleudld orchard OF well selected fruit
and yer, comfortable buildings, containing los
acres.
tract Of land in Berkeley County, ". Va,
on Back Greek, III the coal regions, conioining
800 acres, aud on which - orc Of the finest
Sulphur Springs N the Stale.
Fruit Hill. THIS delightful farm contains
255, acres, IS about ,, mIlrs north wet OF
She ,herd>tuSn, has upon /, two large coml0r-
table brick dwelling houses, fine barn aud all
other Necessary out bulld'rss, well WaIered
and .pleudid variety OF iru"
Falling Spring contains Ia acres, also two
very large and we'll arranged dwellings one OF
the finest Springs IN the State, pond well
stocked win BIs, fish, and a. fine Hsrley OF
fruit as can he found. TIL, farm Is on good
turnpike about mle south of Sherheidsto"n,
or the Shenandoah Valley Railroad.
The Lot N SheI herdstowm, At The corner OF
High aud Princess streets, Oh winch Is an Old
Factory with a water wheel ard excellent wa
ter power, alfordIng most desirable site Tor
the establishment of a door aud sa>h factory
aud planirg mill, or Tor the manuaclory OF
agricultural implements. On the same loI Is Il
comfortable dwelling house and garden.
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THEA-NECTAR

w ANTEU-Agenrs. 80 er day, 20 sell The
w celebrated l!o~e Sbuttlr Sewing Mschlne
Has The under.freh, makes tie "Iock stitch
alike on both sides. aud IL fully licensed. The
be-, aud cheapest family Sewing Mihlne in
the market. Address Johnson, Clark d 60,
Boston. Mass PltisblIgh, Pa, Chicago, ILL.,, OF
ST. Louis, No.
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rHEAP ADVERTIolNG--N will insert
v an al eriisement in EIGHT HUN DRIED
American NEWSPAPERS for SIX Dol.
Lars PER LINE per week. One line one
week will cost Six Dollars, Two lines will cost
Tue.ve Dollars. and Ten lines will cost Six y
Dollars. Send for Printed List. Address
GEO. p. ROWEIL & CO., Advertising a.
g. nts, No al Park Row, New York.
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FOR RENT.

7 OFFER for rent upon RESPONSIBLE
| terms the SKY LIGHT GALLERY
recently fiIed W. IN NV store house; also
a large ROOM IN the same building,
suitable for exhlbrI"ns. festival, &c.
For ,erm., &c. apply To Il. s. VI liuG
man. who occupies HE store room IN
III, building. A. A. COOK,
June 10 Il