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New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
DoyFsTIC MARKETS.

pru.p5rrA. Nav p Clover Seed, s9dsloi Ijmo,hy e.
See as sssF Pi Po MSh''i Sa5 Si 1na1 sa soPias
f1t-as - % wteai quiet sDt wcsk hea - No. -
&c oas S4meT at ST d59c. WHISKY, solc ,,,,r... q,
2l dc he latter Strict Low Nddlng fosJ 9ais' ws S9. o1
change "teat quei PennHlyars kea ~ t o pine CorB@
sSS,h' % s od % sIc !. se aSG wanted al 75S7e s@
visions & Mes PORK a. SE Bun Nese & Bacon % Unchanged
III IN bbng demand Sugar cured Hans steady al S4lG LAZY
e Ven gqieI @ & 's'f &, GSGd 5 G si s 55 ~ oD''
MAJ 24Eou [ ae@sndi s, ssss & G DO9 S SoSF
EoSSe "a able at ST 50 Rel Winter asble at g D.
con- s5yrc and r demand i7 qe for hss Med on ''G
bic Mixed elevator Oats steady at 4g 10, @ Me- o.
ilaoA bt aui na Inceag & o. a & o ss PORK quiet At
sl2 e. d. saed Meats rmi lear sls Sl Al "a al @ Rssns
Reoep.iOO Flour bash Wheat 4o 900 bush Corn 40"
May Toseeo active sales le3 bids Lug e. sod 3.
BagTne unchanged dull and lower sales Of Family bIira at
s7 quet sales Of Choice from store AZ - S - ~
stsTG RTe quiet at y 10 Oats quiet and steady at e
ffk % T & RS sSe 7ic FOR Clear Sides quiet
ie eic for Clear b sides eic ior Ce5 Sa . s
d Hams frm al HAZE Lard quoted al S@V@ "nSA!
qI a. % Nav 2F1our quiet snd unchanged dull AZ OF
a % for BIirs White 81 q = IL, IS oL 4%6:r %
900 bush Shipmen-2OOo bbs Flour and zVJO BUSH
psmy rs so SO To- Wheat fair demand sales Of No
t , Ssr e S 2G II o5 Oats s and in demand at -
i7 Barley quiet unchanged 6 Buter-HeaV receipts De
eoSss,, for City Mess have settled ga IS Lard dal and
ronq i Bulk quiet and weak sales Of Shoulders
Gear RIO sides 6i lear sides, 6jc Bacon steady sae Of
shoulder Rib Sdes 74c Clear sides 'tc 1--we Hoss
Im al 80 GO0S4 Good Extra, - 259 - 4oi receipts zo
Whsky-Demsnd light; holders trm at efc 49, $3.50, -,
ToLEpo 23-Rour dull and unchanged Wheat du oched
2a sales Of No Red Winter at 81 81 Amber Michigan 81 VI
no Red sra 81 Corn dull and lower az 54lc for Ihgh
AIei Sc Mixed SOC for White Oats dull aud lover at
<7ic No. 45c for No fTeights Gal 20 oOsSeEo aG 70
Kingston Ito per ss Rcep-lOO bbs Flour sOO) bush neat
3COO bus6 Corn aud 2300 bush Osts shPmens-oO bush
Whest ~ D. bush. Corn, 1900 bush Oats. v-
CsWgGo Mav ZFiour all grades but Amber WINTER
sales 200 bbsi closing At 10 ioT 20 Spps I'm, R,,,
winter $40 81 FOR White Winter SO % ioI Daoe
Wheat Quiet; aes Milwaukee Club az g 7S car NO
Ned Wiaer a. s2 da ZOO bush, in lots at 6
snd bush. High M1d and Yellow at 65e Corn Meal ~ %
for Boei 50 UnbOlcd cwt Mhfeed lover Shorti
ga snpuas s25i dings SO tua High.ines &c Ssns
Frevhts Gran; Wheat. Sci Corn 6e 10 NeH'iO
um 80 Hudson - 81 to Newlork Railroad fTeghs
Foqr 70 Boston NewYok SOC; 10 Albany Ee RceP
vi 900 bush Wheat hush Corn $500 bush Rye 'V ousD
s.s G0 900 feet ShpneDts2iVO bush hye SoVO
l.h Barley 7O6 900 feet Of Lumber
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
pvCrIpTS OF PRODUCE.

Per North Rrer Vesas ana RG,roaada -. @ q5t
A. 9q 70 nkrs Ashes 400 bales Cotton, l9lO bbs 80
M Pm m S bush Wheat 49, go bush Corn o ' i ~ 60
az br.b Rge $50 bush Malt 81 so bush Biey 49, 1Oy DO On bs.
- T 49, Com Meal 100 bbs Oatmeal ~ bsles hep ~
HoPs ssl8 Hides bales Hides 6 bales Flax ' ose mia
Er is7 pkrs Ocake 2O3 pkrs Pork 4S4 pigs Cu 5
pkrs Crease pkcs Lard l3 pkgS Stesrn Pen, 9
70 ess 94f no Taow bbs Lard Oil, 10 pkgA fseaht "a
fbis o. sugar Starch. 80 hhds lS6sS1 ~ y III
go "a Tobacco oi3 WHISKY a3 bales Wool VJ DuN W. -
- s.Lr.- on h..s Skns 40 slabs SpeeI Pas beeeN
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24

SIDNEt-The markets unchanged. kerosene ou'' '
elinrd br; Rosin advancing. r-u,sr va,y
MsIrgeaNK- kerosene. 43Q45c. Tobacco aoyan,nt Si
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
RuPPALo LIVE STOCK sARKET-M.r o.

EIFFALO LIVE NIOIk MAkKET-NAY .
CArrLgkeeepts 1910 head making the supply o. 1913 head
45l dull and sell
standing sVa 4 according 10 quality of cattle, gen
sfsy rreeng chip East than submit the feluc
yesiefys sales Of ~ head Illinois ranging
0J % % n a - 20 - % ll Ohio ranging 075
ss 75
800 bead and ghts iuproyng; 1ahe. frm
p al ofrng sold sis Of 2O3 head clipped Ohio rsnug
5rou ~ 10 VI ID. at 20 IS TO ~ z5
H0esKsceps l2OJ active slight reduction IN yee
ss e onig lot tie of l2f Ohio ave-
aging zO6 b Al - 90
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
financial.

q. SON nO0 WANTED in sums TO suit, to
$OUU,UUO sa '2P1.ysd s''q'. i... At re s@q1sI:s slii
- p t, ar SeDoS facilities for krg loans AZ
ssssssoas srmG Address c. Boz 3tSI PostOnee kew OH
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24

OFTcH JOIST CosNrTTEB DyIswARy, LAcKA-)
wAsSAAND WESTERN r. r. Co CENTRAL r. r. Co.0Y
NKwIKRsEY % ENcHASeR PLACE. NKw Y0HK, MAY 20 1872
I'HE undersigned, q committee appointed by
&c Joint Committee o. the above named Conpaues do hereby IN
ue SEALED PROPOLS until June l. 1872 for the purchase OF any
part or all Of THREE MILLIONS or CONVERTIBLE BONDS TO be
issued by the DELAWARE LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY Said bonds bear date June lS2 and ne
mat payable 20 from e with interest the rate q seven per
cem per payable semi annually tie f days Of December
an june eoe year nee and clear all state apd United 49,
with The right OF time between tie tr dT OF June
1875 and the ss dav Of June 1871 the Capital Stock OF s Com
1auy mch STOCK he substituted therefor at paT win pro
that COMPANY hereafter execute mortgage 70 u
the payment Of its Obhgaos these bonds au De
IN such mortgage. 80, rv..
Proposals be addressed the undersigned at the National oV
Bank New-York Ut, :.
ntyfTe per cent TO he paid and the remainder within 10
thereafter, with interest from June l.
Proposs will condered and the rght reeu
to reject other proposals. NOSE IAnLv cp,,o
y
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
COTTON MARKETS.


May 2Cotton srm Mddings 22'c receipts z oAe'
les
2l-COtt0u strOngi Middhngs sci PEI
~ b e1po-coastve 7J6 bAsi sales 800 baiesi STOCK hEO
- - .,i.os odro,cod.
xxaE NAV 32-Cotion quiet but hm hiddings 2ac net re-
ps i83 bales eIporsto Great Britain o oaesi e' iV OAe'
och 1880 bales
Tlri.yttfg NAV 23-C Cotton strOngj Middhngs z53e .
B.r,S NAV % cotton sctye Md1hngs ZS~5t he oepS
c9 ,l.s ecss lO2 bales; 400 baes stock 4V Daies 40
noyuy Msy 23-COion firm. Mddlngs' A4-i he' eoeP" ~
T. - no bsle.; stock "A, ,t23 bales ,, 80,
SVogtEtSs MAY 23-CoOu active Mdahngs IStc heil te
ygbrr nj receipts baes gross o. 1Sss NioA
p. .s bstss. ssles 5ts0 bales; stock. 75,lfo bales
MT~1i. day Z3-C0tOn trni Mddlngs <JtdEStci reoeph
G.1,roS Nav 2-Coiton qu Good Ordinary, 2O4G2Olei net
,.csirt. sl lees. sales bales; stock 54ls bales
NorPogK Mar 3Coi0n tm Low hddlngs AtdZJi net re-
~ gs0 bales 81 bae sales 10 bales sloek
1880 bales ..,..-..t N,,sf... ,,- = n. .
ret @ 2 bales eIposooastwe iJ' baies sales 20 baes
,cToS NAV 23-Coon Mddlngs 22c' net receipts
hale. rpocoastN lG bales sles III b2lesi STOCK z3I0
5sle1 Nu4Yt-.- ,.aon.. -. -.
esipts Z haes gross l32 bales e1p0so Great Britain ~ ba
coasiv bae sales 80 bales 81 bales last evening stock tOJ
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24

PrTTSDuRGH PAl CENTRAL LIVE STOCK MARKET-MAY 20
Kettp.s 39i last week Mrtei actYe
c,tte ling quickly With about E advance last weeks prices
Ohio steers averaging b a - 9Oi lot ayengng 20 H. at
Gl. one lot ayeraHrg l255 ID, az 80 75j lot choice
sieers areragng lf26 n AZ S7i Indiana oe-eny one !o
ou ie rkei-sod for IS averaging 254 5i Illinois eeron
Dot kerr averaging ~ D. 90 - CO. and steers elng l4j
lot averaging li ~ a. - I9 and choice tes aver
arq B a. S7 lot Of Missouri steers s0d Tor 80 So
sug s0 M cattle al sold No change and sgs and bulls
Receipts week l19 against l3J carloads last week
HewYok HOGS eel from - 81 2g Philadelphia hogs
from A. 20 70 - 70i market stfl looking downward
SHFgkoept 80 sods against t5 carOads last week Sheep
o 75 IS ~ sell at from - 1 70 &c b msrk active.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24

A TCHISON, TOPEKA, and SANTA FE
IA RAILROAD meeting Of the stockholders OF thu
Aon Topeka and santa Pc Railroad Compsny for the election
officers of business that may legally conc
Once Of the Company Topeka
Kansas, on Thu RsDAY MAJ %. 1872, At O'Clock P
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
Eertnres ano meeilnQs.

NTAZZINI and the UNITY of ITALY.-Lec-
A By Father GAyAzzI at The large Han Of Cooper Ssa ~
p. at o'clock N bea o e iasa i.f
mount erected in the Central ParkSe~foSh
Tickets cents; be obtained at the cOor OF the Han
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
A SAFE INVESTMENT,

n T.
N PAYING OVER 10 PER CENT INTEREST.
BONDS Of the Vsge Of NewLondon Wis, having br lO ana
wears 10 nun Principal aud payable New YORK C pro
IS accrued interest There better Bonds IN Ills mafke
other 6rst.e Investment Securities fOr sale by
THOS. p. ELLIS & Co. Bankers II Pine-st
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
DR0P0SALS for Si5O.OO DOCK BONDS Ol
CITY Of New.York Department Of Finance,
- Ofce NAV % 1872


DECEIVER's SALE.-NEW-I0RK SUPE-
Ia RIOR COURT-wlLLIAM II. WEBB sgt THE NORTH @m Ia
AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPAHi-ln pursuance oi tne st
tbV vested in me by Superior Court IN the above
entitled action appointing Receiver OF the property ana ehece
~ hc North American Steamship Company will sell 81 public a9c
ton BY f. H. LUDLOW Co., Auooneers at The LHen1ngs Ne
room No III broadway the City OF Newiork on TUESDAY May
Ia 1872 AZ y O'Clock NJ following described property constituting
p OF the estate vested such Receiver VIZ sixteen tnon
Sapd x hundred shares OF stock Of TIE central
Transit Company. . H. McLhLl;;AS, ,'sp :,
1872 o'clock place. and sale be made through same
Inctioneer H. MCCLELLAN, Receiver
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
MORTGAGE LOANS

TINO THE HOLDERS of MARIPOSA TRUST
CERTIFICATES privilege Of converting the Trust CeIii6
GATES into Preferred the Mspos Land and Mining Company
will expire on the 25th day of May l372
v IA
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24

ELECTION.-NOtice is hereby given that an
II election win he held at the Ofce Of the NEWYORK BRIDGE
COMPANY 81 Fultons the City Of Brooku on hoNPA1
he 81 DAY OF JUNE O'Clock OF that day Tor ff
TEEN DIRECTORS said Company, for the then ensuing year. ah1
w WV HENRY G. MURPHY, President
The Portland daily press., 1872-11-05
The Horse Epidemic.

$4,000 sick horses in New York-S, 900 in
Brooklyn-3,00O in Jersey City-boats and
produce upon the canals at a standstill-men
earting merchandise through our eities-street
railroads and omnbuses unable to move--the
government stopping the importation of horses
from Canada-are a part of the evidences of
the terror and loss already occasioned by this
terrible disease, and its ravages seem to have
just commenced.
The immediate treatment of the disease,
both to restore horses already afflicted, and to
prevent others from taking it is what every
one desires to know.
While the air is surcharged with this en-
demic malaria animals must not be overwork-
ed. They must be fed soft food-like bran
mash, carrots and salted hay-not allowed to
drink cold water-must be well blanketed,
kept warm aud have plenty of clean bedding
Those which are sick il. addition to the above
should be given warm flax-seed tea Muriate of
Ammonia and Beladorua or Aconte and
Spirits of Nitre-the nostrils and eyes kept
clean with soft sponge well rinsed in warm
water, and the windpipe, throat chest, belly
and legs bathed and wrapped in some pene-
trating emollient. And for this nothing seems
to be so well adapted as Centaur Liniment.
This article is very penetrating-is quickly alb
sorbed by the system, and appears to act alike
upon the glands, muscles and lungs. 1t is a
certain preventive and superior to Opodeldoc,
Turpentine, or Capsicum. Well horses treated
as above, will not take the disease in either
of its three forms; the Catarrhal, Rheumatic and
| Castro -Erysipelatous, and all termed Epizootic
| Influenza Unless something be Immediately
and effectively done to avert this terrible mall
ady the national industries will be paralyzed,
and financial panic ensue, nov4d3tSsw1t
The Portland daily press., 1872-11-05

JOB PRINTING.-Every description of Job
Printing executed promptly, and at the lowest
prices, at the Daily PRESS Printing House, 109
Exchange St WM NJ. MARKS.
The Portland daily press., 1872-11-05
Sanford's Improved Refrigeratorc

The three points of excellence which Fclaim. ore
1st; constant and thorough circulation of pure air
2nd; dryness, no dampness monld nor taint 3rd M
intermingng of odors; purity and active air. The
elements of its success Call, or send for circulars
s. Co.'s Ice House, Portland, Me. je4dtf
The Portland daily press., 1872-11-05
BUSINESS NOTICES.

ADVERTISERS naturally seek the means of
reaching the largest number of readers, and
those of the best quality. The Daily Press
fills the bill in both particulars better than any
other daily journal in Maine
The Portland daily press., 1872-11-05

Mr.. Charles Mathews, who is now in Lo1r-
don, has written an amusing letter, in which
he s'presents his compliments to the whole
human race, and begs to state that, much as
he loves his fellow creatures, he finds it i'm
possible to provide for the necessities of even
the small population of London alone, The
enormous number of applications for assis-
tance he daily receives, chiefly from total
strangers, makes it necessary for him to apol-
ogize for not entirely supporting the appli-
cants and their families: and it is with shame
he is obliged to confess himself unable to ac-
complish so desirable an object"
Polygamy seems to be favorable at least to
gorgeous rhetoric: The editor of the Salt
Lake Herald set out to write an editorial on
| the subject of the Signal Service and its
weather reports-not always dry subject, to
be sare, but an ordinary mortal would not see
scope In it for this sort of thing: ''When the
god of day, slowly descending into the west
srn seas, gathers about him his cloudy dra-
perry and places in his golden quiver his fiery
darts, and the brilliant hues of the rainbow
are scattered broadcast over the heavens
tinting with their gorgeous dyes the sunse:
! clouds and casting a last lingering glory over
the bosom of the earth-then appeareth the
Chief Signal Officer at Washington, who has
perfected an apparatus whereby the appear
ance and forms of the clouds, with ali their
lights and shadows, may be recorded"
A Des Moines druggist sent his clerk out
| to drum for sales of oil. He carried the card
of the proprietor and the picture of his girl in
his side pocket He called upon tradesman
at Newton, and tossed card upon the coun-
ter, saying that he represented that establish
ment The tradesman picked it up, gave it a
steady look, and said it was a fine establish
ment, and was informed by the clerk that he
had represented it about three years, where
upon he remarked to the youth that he sup
posed he would soon be partner. The
youth said he should be pleased to sell him
some coal oil, and that his establishments
handled more oil than any other IN Les
Moines. The tradesman took another iooh
at the card. and asked the boy if he wasn't
mistaken. He blushingly guesseu ne was a.
he returned his girls picture to his pocket
The Portland daily press., 1872-11-05

Scroggs has been so much nagged for part
ing his hair in the middle (he says it is hair
splitting business any way) that he now parts
his front hair just over his left eye, and his
back hair just behind his right ear, and says
he leaves the medic tutissimus plan to the ibis
and the other birds of feather.
The Portland daily press., 1872-11-05

Little Daisy, who lives on hill overlook
and the other noon she asked her mother ''if
she sood say her pares." She was told to do
just as she pleased, when she replied, ''Den 1
dess ont, for 1 tan ia care myself in day
time"
The Portland daily press., 1872-11-05

An old citizen of Kansas eloped last Thurs
day with his niece. He has been married
fourteen years, and leaves a wife who, in
stead of mourning his absence, has sold out
her household furniture and proposes to fol-
low him as long as the proceeds of the cook
ing stove and bedstead last.
The Portland daily press., 1872-11-05
EASTERN EXPRESS COMPANY.
N OF CE

IT will be impossible for few days to serve our
Il patrons promptly in making calls for freight and
request that freight and bundles especially may be
sent the office. We shall however, with the aid of
OK teams deliver freight fast possible and make
what calls we can. j. N. WINSLOW.
now
The Portland daily press., 1872-11-05

WE are apt when looking upon some new
discovery in the chemical world, and witness
inc its practical workings, to wonder how the
world could possibly bave so long suffered from
its want without having discovered the great
desiderat,na Such must be the feeling when
witnessing the benefits secured blythe occasion
the great remedy of all family physicians of re-
pute for nervous debility, liberation of the
kidney and bladder, gravel, diabetes, maladies
of the urino-genital organs and all complaints
incidental to the female race. novo-eodlw
The Portland daily press., 1872-11-05

Always, said Curtis, avoid the company in
which you are willing to tell a coarse jest
because for you it is a demoralizing company.
Grossness is never humorous profanity is
never admirable; and if your manner and
speech once begin to ravel out on that edge,
all their manliness and charm are in danger
The Portland daily press., 1872-11-05
SPECIAL NOTICE.

HAVING leased my Carriage Factory (recsntly
IL occupied by Lockhart e. Sloan) to ALBERT
CHASE, to continue the manufacturing of Carriages
and Sleighs and knowing him to be first class
chanic, and one thoroughly acquainted with all
branches of the business, would cheerfully recon-
mend him to my former customers.
G E. K LEMONT,
The Portland daily press., 1872-11-05

America could copy with advantage GER
tain features of the English railway system.
The English road-hands are not allowed to
whirl over the track in a hand-car, but are
compelled to walk over the line, inspecting
each rail as they go. Very few unsound rails
escape detection, and the liability OF an ac-
cident is greatly lessened, This method of
track inspection is more costly than that pur-
sued in America; but John Bull has learned
the meaning of ''penny wise and pound fool
ish lir.
The Portland daily press., 1872-11-05

FELLOWS Compound Syrup of Hypophos
phites will readily and certainly arrest the de-
pressing influences of disease upon the nerves
and muscles. 1t restores the appetite and in
duccs disposition to take on healthy flesh.
1t causes the formation of living blood,
strengthening the action of both Heart and
Lungs. 1t sustains the system under trying
circumstances, and causes the healthy develop
ment of all the organs necessary to our exist
o nov2-d1w&w1t
The Portland daily press., 1872-11-05

ADAMsoN's Balsam cures Asthma, Coughs
Colds Lung Complaints. Price 80 and 70 cts
mrl5-T T S & w1y
The Portland daily press., 1872-11-05

The liquoSlaw being enforced in Chicago
last Sunday, heartless saloon keeper hung
out in front of his place beer bottle, dressed
in mourning, underneath which was bucket
of water, with the generous invitation :
"Help yourselves, boys"
The Portland daily press., 1872-11-05

Can't think Of anything good to say of
person you don't like? Nonsense. Take
the case of a house or horse which you have
to sell because you don't like it, and how
much may be truthfully said in its favor in an
advertisement!
The Portland daily press., 1872-11-05

A Providence paper says that Connecticut
ought not to be so bitter against Rhode Is
land as the proximity of Little Rhody is all
that keeps Connecticut on the borders of civ
ilization. Isn't that rather leaving Massa-
chussetts out in the cold?
The Portland daily press., 1872-11-05

Ayoung man whose religious education has,
saying yesterday, as he ruefully surveyed his
wallet, SIT makes an L of difference wheth-
er ones pocket-book is fat or fatp'
The Portland daily press., 1872-11-05

A gushing poet asks in the first line of a
recent effusion, 'How many weary pilgrims
lie% We have given it up, but experience
has taught us that there are a good many.
The Portland daily press., 1872-11-05
d Vessels Wanted.

IkYAWAAA- To load Lumber at Portland, Ban
- gor, Machias Calais, Montreal, and
Southern Ports, for the River Platte.
Also To load Coal, at Pictou Lingan, and Port
Caledonia for New York, Boston, the Sound ports
and st. John, N. B.
BIRD, PERKINS & JOB.
103 State St., Boston. q South ST., New York.
~ jy29-a3mo
The Portland daily press., 1872-11-05

A countryman and his wife attending the
"opery'' in New York left in disgust when
Lucca, in ezra Diavolo,'' began to disrobe
before the mirror.
The Portland daily press., 1872-11-05
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

Il four years old, with white hind feet and star in
the face ANY person finding the same will be suta-
bly, rewarded by returning the same to SILAS RUS
SELL, West Cumberland, or ANDREW LEIGH
TON, corner Of Milk and Market streets, Portland,
Me, oc17d&wtf
The Portland daily press., 1872-11-05

STORE No. 90 Middle street. recently occupied by
y Hoyt, Fogg g. Breed.
je3-lf MATTOCKS & FOX, SS Middle st.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-06-29
r@In.x OLE TIE Co. OF JEFFERSON.

ESg LOAN OF THE Co. OF JEFFERSON
-Messrs. Logan Osborn, Jas. II Moore
Jno. G. Cockerell, Jno. J. Lock, Com
missioners, advertises as follows
By virtue ofan Act of the Assembly
of West Virginia, passed February l,
1872, authorizing the issue Of Sl5,o0O
of Bonds for the purpose OF construc'
ting Court House and Jail in Charles,
town,-said Bonds not to be disposed
of for less than par, and may bear III
terest at the rate of 10 per cent per an
mum. PAYABLE MISUNDERSTANDING
and ,Julv-the entire loan must be paid
up in ten years,-we. the undersigned,
Commissioners will receive written pro
posals for the entire Loan or any part
thereof, until the 10th of July. Sad
bids must be at par, and state at what
rate of Interest they will be taken-not
exceeding 10 per cent. per annum. The
Bonds are to run 10 years, with the
privilege of recall otter three years ut
the option OF the County They may
be termed 3-lOs.
Bids may be made to the Commits
sioners, at Charlestown, jefferson Coun-
ty. West Virginia, or the First Nation
al Bank of Jefferson at CharlestOwn, or
to the Bank of Charlestown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-06-29

The END OF TEE WoRLD N lS12,-
n is predicted by French astronomers,
as scientific fact, that the earth will
cease to reyolye on It's axis-wllI burst,
burn or tumble to pieces-will come to
an end the coming fall, And, strange
" enough, the learned men Of Italy pre-
dict the end at the same time, differing
Only in asserting that the destruction
will be caused 10y fire. The prOphesiers
maintain THAI an Theoretically immense
subtezanean fire is now consuming the
bowels OF the earth, and refer to the re
cent faIings in Of the earth's surface
near Vesuviu7, and the changed appeT-
ance of the matter vomited from the
crater, as proof positive of their theory.
-ErchaHgs.
ag We hope that our delinquent
subscribers will hurry up" and pay
their dues to this Office before that aw-
ful time arrives. Remember it is an
objectionable sin to ov for your paper.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-06-29

as- Mkt LEGlsLAruRE,-Tke next
session of the Legislature viii be an ex-
cept:onable and extraordinary one. 1t
vii begjp on the third Tuesday IN No
vember and is not limited in duration.
Ii NAV last four months and lis lahQrs
may not be completed in six. The
whole work # adapting the laws to the
new Constitution will have to be per
formed Gy it, and upon the manner in
which it performs lis w9r!. all the I'M
provements sought TO be effected by
fne new Constitution will largely de
pend. The State needs in the next
Legislature the very best talent that can
he had
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-06-29

B3 OFFIcERS-!At a meeting ofElli
Branch Lodge, No. SO, 4. +. Il y. NJ.
ofDufTicld's Depot, on Thursday even
ins, June 10Th, the following officer:
were elected fopthe ensuing year -
VIM. b. DANIELS-W, u:
A. L. OSBOURN-S. w.
THOMAS J. link. W
JNO. NJ. EAGLE-S.
ADAM LINK-T.
ADAM HEEDRICkS-S. D.
r. G.. w. HERR. ID.
REV. J. A. SCOTT-Chaplair
CHARLES BARNHART-T.