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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-25
Aen'lork Daily Gribma.s.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER rs, 1878.

Gen sickes has caused the report TO be denied that
any change has taken place in his relations with the
spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs; the CaptainGen-
er OF Cuba saws the authority Of Spain will be obeyed
In the island Gen. Burrel hastily left Santiago de Cuba
ON the arrival Of q British Commodore z The inter
penaOD Of Leon Say in regard to illegal elections has
boon rejected by the French Assembly - The con-
,esson to build railways in Mexico has been granted to
a company Of Mexicans. The Bayarian concordat
mas been repealed - The personal property OF Arch
bishop Ledochowski seized In Prussia 70 satisfy
the judgment against him in favor OF the State.
The report of the Controller OF the Currency holds that
the present National banking system s superior 10 any
ever before authorized, and suggests new method OF
redemption. 60 Numerous candidates for the minor
offices OF the House OF Representatives are pressing
their claims - Gov Osborn OF Kansas has appointed
Robert Crozer United States Senator in place Of Mr.
Caldwell resigned. 60 The Commissioner of Indian
Affairs has ordered the Withholding OF annuites and ra-
lions from the COmanches unless certain murderers are
surrendered by them. An Indian farmer near Par
sons Kansas was tortured and robbed OF $4,000 by three
white desperadoes Failure Of the crops In North
Western Iowa and Central Alabama Is causing much
destitutlOn. Tho Louisiana Peoples Convention
organized at New Orleans with Judge Eagan Chair
rz== deficit Of over $4,000 has been discoY'
cred IN the Pittsburgh city accounts.
Ingerson and HARRINGTON placed on trial on q
charge Of forgery in the third degree, and jury was
secured. AssemblymaL elect Genet was arrested
Oh beuch warrants for alleged grand larceny and fraud
GO Tweed decided 10 bis lawyers, bonds
men and sons wife a large amount OF
real estate IL was said that his sentence
involved hard labor speedy trial OF Conan Genet,
and Norton was promised. Judge Davis commented
upon the action Of Tweeds counsel In protesting against
bIs presiding and threatened to make example Of
,hsm =, Gen. Wright asserted that the harbor de-
,snsea we're ample. go The Republican Central Com
poutee denounced the outrages In Cuba. ==== The
estimates for several Of the city departments
were increased by the Board of Aldermen. 5 Add,
topal testimony was given in regard to the weakness Of
the boiler which exploded in Harlem 60 Inc Will OIL
nIAdy Thorn" was presented Tor prooa'o. -
.na ards IN tina construction accounts Of the Kings
County Penitentary engaged the attention OF an Ader
manic Comm!ttee go Gold. ITO, lOsi iOsa Iner
nometer, aso, as, and go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-25

calling it Black Maria" and the French more
gracefully term O salad basket" 1t took Mr..
Walker not to Greenwood, but to the station
house.
Nothing more scenic ever happens In France.
No tragedy. fuller of commonplace pity ana
terror ever is seen in England. Yet the Pa
rsians make plays for the rest OF the world /;
and who is there among us who can write
novel equal to the average half-dozen pro-
duced every week in LOndOn2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-25
Amecments. ctr. Gb,s Gpeuius.

BoOTH's THEATER--"O thello" Edwin Booth
DAYS BROADWAY THEArER."N New Magdalep' m's'
LecieroQ. -,
GRAND OPERA HOUSE =" Humpty DumpV A'io'"
q. L. Fox. 49,
NEW PARK THEATER, BrOoklYn-iausn, opoi" 80
Trayiaia" Mime Nilsson and sig. Capou''
NmLo's GARDEN-"The Black Crook.
OLYMPIC T4FArxR.-" Enooh Arden" Edwin Ao'n's'
rx,o, so,-,pF T4tFArsR.--" The Wicked World"
wu,.cK,s TuEArER.-" The Liar" Lester Waiaek'
Rain UAtL-The Pilgrim,
CooPER INsrfTUrE.-Magic and Laughing Gas XVII
Haria and Dr. Cotton
srrINVAs UAII4-COncert. Blind IOm
rosY PASTORS OPERA HOUsE-Varieties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-25
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
MIISIC.

The advertised performance OF "Trovatore"
az the Iyceum Theater last night did not take place.
Mr.. Maretzek's company has gone to pieces Tho d.
felt himself under the necessity OF reducing tho
salaries OF Nine. and Nine. lima di Mursks, and
they consequently refused to sing We must that
this melancholy result neither unexpected nor I'M
deserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-25
the Objectionable order was promptly re

"Prince Harry Genet is an enterprising
"person, but teo expensive for Senator
was once Mr.. Groeley's curt way of putting
it. The courts promise now to take the
same view, and it can hardly he long-unless
indeed the Prince be a much misunderstood
man-before he too will have gone, like
Tweed, to his own place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-25

Controller Green's order forbidding access
t5~the records of the Bureau of Assessments
was short-hved. 1t only needed legal de-
cision in the case to show the inyalidity Of
tue rule. This was obtained yesterday, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-25

We alluded day OF two since to protest
of our merchants against an additional pro-
posed dumping ground to be placed at the
foot of Maiden-lane. The Police Commits
sioners have insisted upon this, but we are
Glad to see that the Dock Commissioners have
refused to cOnsummate the injurious measure
without further consideration. The piers in
this neighborhood are among the best adapted
to vessels Of heavy tonnage on our water
front, and these would be driven away by
this nuisance The streets are already greatly
impeded by trucks, and would be impossible if
further crowded with the carts containing gar
bage. The property would be deprecated i'm
mensely in value and our oldest merchants I'M
able to continue to occupy their counting houses.
No argument can be adduced in favor of this
outrage upon the commerce of the city, and
we cannot doubt that the Police Commits
sioners will withdraw their demand. Should
they insist it only remains for the Dock
Commissioners to refuse request so much
opposed to municipal and commercial interests
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-25

Jamaica is nearer to Cuba than New-York,
and this is the only consolation we can find
for the fact that Commodore dc Horsey has
arrived at Santiago before our own Navy. Gen.
Burriel, it is said, went off in great haste to
Havana before the English commander could
come ashore. This certainly shows that Senior
Burriel is rapidly gaining discretion. A fort
night ago he would have liked nothing better
than to "chaff" the Commodore i'll his own
inimitable style. But perhaps he only uses this
weapon against civilians and consuls. Perhaps
we may even aatter our national self-love so
far as to conclude he reserves his impertlnenco
exclusively for Amercans.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-25
DAYS NEw FIFTn AvEYUE THEATER.

DAYS NEW FIFTH AVENUE THEATER
The New Fifth Avenue Theater will be COM
pleted and opened at earlier date than was antIci
pated. Wednesday evening Dec. D. has boon fixed upon
for the opening night The inaugural exercises bid fair
be brilliant. An opening address has been,secdred.
from the pen Of Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes, and ne"
comedy written expressly for Mr.. Days company.
has been furnished by Mr. James Aberr Of London tho
author OF "Tho Two Roses" Its title is d" Fortune
Its chief part viii be played by Miss Ada Dyas late Oh
the Prlncesss Theater London. Mr.. Days F1n1
Avenue Theater compri ses the following players
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-25

Congressman are not willing TO relieve
Speaker Blaine--if he shall be Speaker-of
the responsibility of saying whether members
implicated in certain doubtful legislation
shall go on the Committees But they are
quite resolute about the Offices of the House.
No man who has so much as the smell of
Back Pay in his garments will be supported
for any place whatever. Evidently, the line
must be drawn somewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-25

The attitude of Judge Davis toward the
counsel of Tweed is dignifed, severe, and
just. If some of the counsel in that case had
long since been taught the lesson Judge Davis Is
now engaged in administering, our Courts would
have witnessed fewer scenes calculated to
| bring them into disgrace. Mr.. John Graham,
especially, is not infrequenty Ill his
whole demeanor 10 Court, witnesses and
opponents a conspicuous and disgraceflll
bully-thOugh to do him justice, it must
be added that he never rises to such nights OF
insoleuce as when he has only woman to
attack. Judge Davis has sometimes him
self pursued a course which we have been
unable to approve and we have therefore
the greater pleasure in applauding the adj
mirable demeanOr and mastery ability be
has displayed throughout the Tweed trial, and
the stand taken now in rebuking the reckless
ness of counsel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-25
NIBLO's GARDEN.

NIBLOS GARDEN.
The career of "The Black Crook" at Niblo's
Garden will be brought 10 close at the end Of ne1'
week The spectacle produced this year the 18th
of August Il has, we believe. been moderately re.
muneratiye but 1t has repeated the sensation OF
earlier days An extra performance OF The Blaes
Crook will be given at Nibo's on the afternoon o.
Thanksgiving Day. The Vokes Family, IN new extTa'-
aganzs, will emerge at this theater on December
BROADWAY THEATER.
The closing representations of " The New
Magdaen" passing, this week. at the BROADWAY
Theator. Miss Csrlotta Leclercq-who IL much anu
Justly admired actress, despite OF her sssoc"
ton with this depraved play-wn terminate her en-
gagement at this house Saturday next. An eArs
matinee Is announced for THANKSGIVING Day We cav
not commend the entertainment that will be onercu
Never accustom your mind" said Dr. Johnson w
mingie virtue and vice." But IL is certainly trde-sh
we will not leave 10 unsad-that Mise Leclercq Is "o'''
seeing n whatsoever part she acts The next
at the Broadway Thester will be offered by MIR Llngars
and Miss Dunning who are announced TO appear heA'
Monday.
LYCEUM TIIEATER. 81,
A gingle repetition of Notre Dame, Win
Mr. T. C. KING in the character OF Quasmodo Is prom
ised among the enjoyments OF this festival week "
be given on Thanksgiving night. at the Lyceum Ihea.
and will afford opportunity for persons VINO u'u
this hue pageant aud Mr. Kings strange, 70 repair
aud tender representation OF the Huncho'eA' " IVY
an omission and enjoy pleasure
DRAMATIC NOTES. D.
Mrs. Scott Siddons will give Dramatlc "a"
tertainmcnt at the Association Hal next Monua!'
The remittance of Mr.. and Mrs. W. >. ~. rI1r ~
ence at Booths Theater Dee. Let, VIII DC oho'
Tho ncket-ofIeaye Man." -.
The Vokes Family aud u company rom ron xses
Union Square Thcater In this city, are seths '"'
at the Brooklyn Academy Oh Music -.
MIR. Rowe's play of the Geneva Cross rSss-
brought out on MONDAY evening ~ Mrs. conway
ter Ia Brooklyn n. and at the Boston Museum -,
A. IN Roherts. the veteran actOr-lonk
nj ,aiv lnown nv mis- performance OF YephiS'otassr
~bas nrosperousy undertaken tho duties 81 PtYlsS
OF Execution. and the vocation OF the faoi'o "e'
Tho nroduct;on of Mr.. Foxs spectacular eS t
,ravas,hr, I" Uumpty Dumpty Abroad" was prVn,,,rs
a, thc Grand Opera House. last night but lack te-
for preparation compelled It's p'''POn'u''"'
night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-25

Gen. Sickles authorizes denial of the state
ment telegraphed from Madrid that he had
broken off social relations with the Spanish
Minister of Foreign Affairs, and expressed his
opinion that war was inevitable. His relations
with the Government have suffered no change,
and he has expressed no opinion on pending
questions except in the only place where such
expression would be proper, his official dis
patches. This merely confirms the advices re-
ceived by Admiral Polo directly from his Gov
eminent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-25

After all the turmoil in Mexico over the
Pacific Railroad concessions. it is reported
that both the American contesting interests
have been defeated. The Rosecrans party
have lately seemed to have a slight advantage
IN the race, though the Plumb party nave
been sanguine of securing the contract ior
building the road from the Atlantic coast tc
the capital. Who may be really interested
with the Mexicans who have secured the prize
is only a matter for conjecture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-25

Gov. Osborn has postponed the appointment
of successor to ex-senator Caldwell so long
that it is popularity believed the delay has
been caused by series of intrigues in his
own interest. 1t is we'll known that the Gov
ernor desires to be chosen to the Senate by
the Legislature which meets this Winter. 1t
is charged that Mr.. Crozier, whom Gov. Os-
born has finally appointed, is mere repre-
sentative of Caldwell, whose resignation was
compelled by an investigation into the cir
cumstances of his election. Kansas politics
seem to be quite beyond cleansing.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-29
RerkelcY County
We clip the following items from the
last Martinsburg papers,

We clip the following items from the
last Martinsburg papers,
LAND SALEs.-The Southern portion
of the Boyd farm at Bunker Hill con-
tanning 233 IA acres was disposed of at
Commissioners sale on Thursday last.
1t brought $40 per acre. Dan1. Wright
purchaser.
The farm of Henry Small, containing
233 acres, lying near MartinSburg. WAS
sold on Monday at Commissioners sale,
for $40 per acre. VIM. III. Showers,
purchaser.-Era.
We notice that our contemporary of
the ShepherlS,own Register is announ-
ced as candidate for the mayoralty of
that ancient burg. We like to see the
fraternity appreciated, and especially
when it presents so deserving gentle
man as friend little.
ANOTHER SUDDEN DEATu.-Just as
we were going to press, we learned OF
another very sudden death occurring at
Darkesville, in this county. Mr.. John
Pine.a we'll known and highly esteemed
citizen, whilst in the act of washing
his face shortly after arising from bed,
YESTERDAY (Monday) morning fell dead,
without so far as is known, any apPa-
rent cause. Mr.. p, just before the fatal
stroke was conversing cheerfully with
his family and seemed to be in robust
b..ltb in moment and without warn
ing the shaft of death fell upon him.
We tender our sincerest sympathies to
his grief stricken family, thus suddenly
deprived of kind husband and father.
MAY Heaven pour out the oil of conso-
lation and assuage their grevious stroke.
Statesmen.
ANOTHER SUDDEN DEATH.-Our com
munity was again sho cked at the sud
den death, on Sunday morning last, of
Mr.. James Collins, well known and
highly esteemed repair contractor, on
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. Mr..
g., was found dead in his camp car, be
tween his residence and Flagg's Mills,
early on Sunday morning, having appa-
rently suffocate6 from hemorrhage of
the lungs. He had been in his usual
health the day before, and attending to
his work, without any apparent ailment.
In the death of Mr.. c., the b. d ., X.
R., loses a trustworthy employee, and
the road hands, generous Hboss- =
SdtesmG1.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-29

The EXECUTION OF FosrER.-New
York, March PA statement is pub
lished to-day based on information de-
rived from Tombs official, that Foster
took poison the night before his execu-
ton. About eight o'clock yesterday
morning the matron of the Tombs found
Foster sick, and in explanation he then
admitted that be had taken poison. The
mans symptoms in every way confirmed
the suspicion. On this account the
Sheriff hastened the execution, and while
many believed that the duration of the
religious exercises was telling on Eos
ters nerves, it was in reality weakness
caused by the poison that was acting
on him. The Tombs physician says that
Foster would have died if the execution
had been delayed until ten o'clock.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-29
nlarria9ts.

At the residence of the brides father,
near Shepherdstown, on the 10Th inst,
by Rev. n. A. Z. Neel, Mr.. THOMAS
Ii. JONES to Miss FRANCIS ROCK
ENBAUGH, both Of this county.
On the 18th inst, in Martinsburg, by
Rev. NJ. L. Cutler, JNO. w. TYSON
to Miss FANNIE NJ. BOROUGH, both
Of Berkeley county.
In Charlestown, on Tuesday March
18th, 1878, by Rev. \. &. Hopkins, Mr..
w. SEWELL MERCHANT to Miss
JANE f. BROWN, daughter of the
late Joseph NJ. Brown-all Of Jefferson
comfy.
In the Presbyterian Church, ITALIA
hassee, Fla, on Tuesday, March 4th,
1873, by Rev. Dr. Jacobs, DIR. W. 5.
DUDLEY, of Yorkyillc, 5. G., TO Miss
MARY c. WILSON, daughter Of the
late David G. Wilson, of Tallahassee,
formerly OF this county.
On Thursday, March 18th, by Rev
r. b. Shepherd, JOSIAH K. LOCK to
Miss CATHARINE L CARTER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-29

pW- Insurance CoMPANIEs.-The st.
Louis Christian .9dpocafe has been
showing up,from financial point,
the evil of Life Insurance Companies,
which are taking away all the money
they can get from the people OF the
country and not sending one 1.-THE OF It
back. 1t speaks of them as powerful
organizations, which have come up IN
these last days, like Pharoahs "yery III
favored and lean tleshed kline, from tile
wormy Nile of social decentralization and
eat up the 'fat kline" OF the land at the
very time they are deluding them with
the cant of kindness and humanity.
While these great money-sucking Or
CARNATIONS are Cutting their Unsuitable
maws with the substance of the people,
their cry of humanity" "duty," ''self-
protection and profitable investment
wakes louder and louder, until the poor,
agenr-ridden people are so bewildered
that they cannot stand in the impreg-
nable No, which is the only effectual
barrier to the conquest of the travelling
agents that swarm through the land.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-29
Dfatbs.


AT his residence in Charlestown, on
Saturday night, March 22d, Mr.. HEN
DERSON BISHOP, aged 6S years.
On Tuesday evening, the 18th inst,
Mrs. LYDIA ANN TRUSSELL. be
loved wife of Mr. Moses I'russell, of this
county, in the 3lst year of her age.
Ia Middle6ay, on Monday night, tho
18th inst, Miss MARY l.. ROBERTS,
daughter Of Joel W. Roberts, Esq aged
about 30 years
At the City of Washington, on the
morning on the 18th, OF March, 1873,
SALLlE DOUGLASS, daughter of Ed
ward 4. and Sarah Newton Gallahcr,
aud grand daughter Of John 5. Gala
her and Isaac \. Carter, aged years,
7 months and l5 days.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-29

S~ PETIT JUIr.-The following
gentlemen have been drawn as Petit
Jurors for the April Term of the Coun
ty Court, commencing on the Ord Mon
day, for which we are indebted to Col
w, y. Morgan, Deputy Sheriff: =
David Clipp, Peter Bowers, John IL
Allstadt, David Fry, r. w. Duke, VIM
Beall, Philip Engle, Jos. A. Craighill
David Coleman, a. NJ. Evans, Geo. W
Sadler, Samuel w. Wysong, VIM. b
Conrad, Jno. w. McCurdy, George 5
Bonham, Jno Kable, Juo. w. Wither
spoon, Geo. S. kno't, August Cain, ia
cob S. Roger, l.. II. Moler, Andrew AL
ridge, Jno. o. Yates, Jas. A; Timber
lake, VIM. S. Kearney, J. n. Decauline,
John J. Kable, II. W. Crittenddn, rs,
rom Sliter, VIM \. Norris.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-29

Coon APPoNTMENr-John NJ Kin
ney, Esq, OF stanton, has been appoin-
ted Professor of Mathematics At .h.
Lutheran Femal Institute in this o;.r
Rev. J. |. Miller, Principal. Mr.. Kin
ney is a graduate of the University Of
Virginia, and his long experience as q
teacher, his undoubted proficiency in
mathematics and high-toned, gentle
manly bearing, make his appointment
peculiarly fitting and great addition to
this fine school.-Stamfon Spectator.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-29

@ Administration. Henry A.
Wise will deliver the annual address be.
fore the Ciceronian and Demosthenian
Literary Societies of Roanoke College,
on the 18th of June next. We also
learn that Rev. S, w. Owens, pastor Of
St Johns Lutheran Church, Hagers-
town, Md, has been invited to deliver
the address before the Young Men s
Christian Association OF the College, on
the same occasion.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-29

B9- ArroINrMENT.-Col. Thomas r.
Sharp has been appointed to fill the of
tice of Master Of Transportation on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, the posi-
ton having been vacant since the death
Of W. Prescott Smith. Col Sharp, hav-
ing so ably discharged the duties of AS
sistant Master of Transportation, it
would seem nothing more than just
that he should receive the promotion
that has been accorded him.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-29

sW- AT WoRK.-The new contract
or, Mr.. Ettle, on this end of the S. V.
Railroad, is making rapid progress
amongst the rocks on frog island" and
the river bluff. Mr.. Brown who Was his
foreman on the Dufieds division, has
charge Of the hands next the river and
knows how to manage them, both to
their own and his interests. A large
number of his former hands are with
him here. The work goes bravely on.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-29
s@ CANAL DIFFIcULrY.-A diffiou

~ CANAL DIFFIcULTr.-A Difficult
tv has occurred at Cumberland between
the boatmen and the coal companies, in
consequence of the price for freights.
The boatmen demand sl.45 and Sl.50
for coal to Georgetown and Alexandria,
whilst the companies will only agree to
give s135 and $40. A suspension of
operations, but for how long we cannot
say, is the result. All parties interested
must live, therefore, we may look for a
compromise soon.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-29

@- ELECrIoN.-The following Off
GERS of the Lutheran Church, of this
place, were elected at congregational
meeting, held Sunday morning, the
10th instant =
Eiders-John L. Richard, w. A.
Bennett, Jacob Fulk, George Licklider,
Tobias Hendricks, Adrian Lemen.
Deacons-H. NJ. Loyns, Charles l..
Barnhart, d. Griff. Moler, Aaron II.
Fulk, Thos. II. Byers, VIM. Weis.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-29

A MODEL TowN.-Bridgewater Rock
ingham county, on North River, is as
remarkable for its temperance and good
order as for its beauty. For over TWEEN
ty years has been no licensed or other
whiskey shop in it, and since It's incor-
poratiCn, two years ago, there has been
but one person "a negro for misdeInean-
orr before the Mayor Its manufactures
are increasing and its prospects gooo
for becoming large town, as soon As
the narrow gauge is completed. we
don't suppose another place IN the ' al
Low can show such a record.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-29

ss1- Under the new postal law which
is to take effect on the lst Of July next,
no matter can be sent free through the
mails. This cuts off all free transmits
sion of newspapers, whether within the
county where published, or as ex-
changes, Weekly papers will be sub
jected to postage of 20 cents per year;
semi-weeklies 40 cents tri-weeklies 60
cents and dailies 1920.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-29

s@- Godey's Lady's Book is among
the earliest OF the monthlies received.
The number for April shows that the
spirit of youth still animates it's venera-
BILE publisher, and that he continues to
hold the lead. His chrome premiums
are unsurpassed, and already an edition
of $4,000 has been exhausted. Address
L. A. Cooley, Philadelphia. For sale
al Banhart's Book Store.