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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-08
IN" l. N''NAHp' JOHN ?. wELsHAs,,
5 prl ng and Sumner
s y.


THE undersigned have just received r,ou
Eastern clhes an unusually Ia,ss ION 'no
selected stock of DRY GOODS SoT SI1 well
MILLINERY, CARPETS, on CI dgHS'
MATING, &C., &c. OLolHS,
In Dress Goods We have all The nor.,c
the season And our stock Of Do Dor aO,e',les Of
is very large and complete, camnr's'a Tooos
best brands of goods made in ,ss o S'"s al inc
We would call special alteu,,o, ="
stock Of While Goods, Motions, NM; Uua ,'as
Fancy Goods. anu
10 Carpets we have Ingram, yenn;. ~,
and Stair, also White and Check Mam,"n n' LIST
Floor, Table and Stair OIL Clo,hS
as Remember, We consider il 20 ,,o,,,.
10 show goods.
rs We invite all 10 call and examit. an,
Stock before purchasing elsewhere, as We ara
confident that we have bargains 10 offer.
AZ Thankful for the liberal share of pa,.
rousge We have received in The past, We Sole
il q continuation Of the same " hich We hope 10
merit by close attention to business and
CHEAP GOODS.
RICHARD & WELSHANS.
april 81 II
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WEST VIRGINIA
UNIV EasSAEY.

ESTABLISHED by Congress adopted by
Il The State aided by the berev"lehce oi
individuals, societies, and other institution 5
Fire Departments Of Instrmcton-LiterAry,
Scientific Agricultural, Military aud h"slneer-
ing. Also a thoroughly organized Prepafa'o-
ry Department. ~
H. charge OF l.rse Faculty Of accomplish
ed scholars ana ,ucces-iul educdt"t,.
FALl TFKM begins Sept Am WINTER, De-
cembcr, 4. SPNAG. March "A.
CoMMtHcENhMr, Ju"e 10, 1913.
Total expenses hom $50 10 $3.50 per year.
Less 10 those boarding III clubs.
Send Tor Catalogue, containing full parlcu-
lars, TO ALA. MAX I'm,
President.
Morgantown, W Va, July 81, 1872.
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L. ID Z

Is sure to please herself, no matter what her
taste. Also u barge stock of MEMS WEAR,
such as English, French and American Cassl-
meIes Domestic Good, Fulied Lmd,els, ker
Sc, Ca. >iuets, TweeJs. kentucky Jeans, Cor
durojS, &c. Ones
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-08
EIaDDy Christmas
MERRY NEW YEAR
TO ALL. ." -
Go to Rentch's Family Grocery
Tor rnnr Christmas SunnliesI

Go to Rentch'S tamlly grocery
for your Christmas Supplies!
AZ Z offer The foIIo"lng at SINAI proti 5
II fer the Cash: Green ard Roasted
Cdffees, Brown and White Sugar. Tea.
Str0ps, NV Orleans Noissses. PIck-is.
Canned Fruis. Jei.ie-. Cranbefris.. CIT.
ron. Rsisins. F,e.. Nuis. Prunes. 3Dued
Pesche. and Apples. Hominy. Besns
Peas. Corn. Polstees. Family Flour,
Buckwheai Meal. Corn NesI. Cfycks;s
OF j. sjnds, Spices. EVueneo Qtefp-
ware. Glss.u Stone ,sDt, "Sotaen'
Ware. Candies of all kIpds, Mpce "ee'.
ready for use, Cone one, come all, spd
get yoor supplies. o..e.,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-08
WIRE BOOTS.

VUST received from Tie msnufariory,
Is q case Of BOOTS wiih wire bottoms.
the bes, Boo, IN The market. Also case
of Empire BOOTS. fine calf ,haI cannot
be excelled in qualify or prce Call and
examine them. rrr- rfyr.{yo {
Feb l.. T.. u FCHlSON. !
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J. n. sBkPH.ED. I. csAIIiSt'
COAL AND LUNB BE l..
n " 9

q HEuBlersigG nanny lt.r.d 'iIr ~
l. viii pfnp.rV b,lor."s I" ~ S.Si.ie
81 tie ,aie \. y. -n-phrfd, ia orrs.r
ed. st ; sprrTh.'nS q. a'r prepare ~ ~"
SA Sti on ,irOfi uOi;rP, hrd !n'.nd o.
srep cur,i4nIy 90 h.nd sood a''of'.
ment If Pine md o.. Lumn,r.
e h,-, also upsned GOAL fAhl!
a, The same place, md have no~ on hsHd
. large snpyl, OF COAL Wien ~ sfs
ready to denver ans "he'e 10 i"'.n ~
short nnlice. Cumberland C"-l-!.n'iP
and FINE, aod Bun Of the dine. ALL"
Anthracite Coal OF dliIe'.nI gt.asa =
No. / qualIy OF Lfksn.' Valley.
We eoI,c.I ,he patronage OF she ?" bic.
and are ready 10 nj promptly o'cef' f"'
anything IN The Co.I and Lumber hnt,
on Ii6rrsl terms. cash on delivery.
SHEPHERD IL CHaPLINE.
Shep erdsio4n. Dec ~
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TAKE NOTICE.

PUNE undersigned ba.ing waited long
( AMI gaHenHy for settlement OF &C.
coun... hope. aud expects all Who are
md, bio. 4, him % se,Ie the same "Ih
the closing year. |, f,ci my peconlsD
eog..e,n-u,, will not admit OF NY giving
luag, I.tui zence, ari ,hose no 90 not
,ruc ,lilngly anj promi'ly will be
pes ej 50 l. d..
| lnelu3e ~ the above those who are
lad BITS by uoje as we'll as open account
Respectfully.
J. :. MELVIN.
patIeids. Dee IA 1872. 81
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GO TO TIE
G Fl & A ? G @ Il \ L h
AND GET
B Il K G. II l W S!

Dry your Qu.en.~sfs of
GUY your Lamps, L np Ch'nO't' md
y Co.i Oh Of a hdffI'.
OUY your Table ard Pocket 'oa"y
> Of A HairI..
PURCHASE your Co'd W,ler soap
I B1hb,l's Soap AL Fancy ioie'
Soap. OF 4. H'T'IS'
ROOMS. Basket. W..a Tvs, r ash
\ Bn.rds 81 stel buckets, Ciu,a~- Ptns
&c, tor sale ny horns
IF you so, sotG Unbrel.. cell D
i the slofe OF a Nails.
/ FINE loot Chening and 5 Seeking
4 rob.cro, f,p.s AMI Cigars. 'cf 's'e
cheap, by a. Hmm.
DROWN Sre.r, f5f sale 81 10 IN III
- GEMS. b, i. Harms.
ROASTED AMI Jsutn C,S.ys tor sale
4 ny i. Rsuis.
I AIDES. ('cc.. sud Ch'.tT'n' Hos'
Il At HE .lnfe 81 bsru'.
IF you III, enoj Collar ~ CrnO
l buy them If \ H}rI''
CHEAP 10: Ui Glassware tore ny
4 A. R,ttt-.
LUGARS. CoFe.s. Teas. Rice. Syr
- up< Macterel. Uom,ny, birnn. '.atd
Nc for .,ls bv 4 Hsrri-.
NALL for anything you "-n' IN 'hr
y Grocery or Notion line, -nd 90 "'ll
be sure AID ,et B.fssIns, s VII
not be undersold. Call and r1'mine ny
.,oeS and zee ~hal Bar. aims | odrr.
A. Hariis.
Oct 10
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To THE PUBLIC !
GREAT BARGAINS
AT THE
MERCHANT TAILORING
Establishment.

THE undersigned have just received from the
L Eastern markets one of the LATEST,
CHtAPES aud BEST STOCKS Or GOODS
ever brought 10 tIis market
The S,oca consists n part Of superior French
ard t:nsll,h Cloths oil all oClor-, Casimeres and
Yesttus- auJ other good, wnlcn the, wi! sell BY
tie var or make up TO order. They also IL
yits attention TO their Stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
A FINE AND LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
FASHION ABLE HATS.
NOTIONS, and Shirts, Collars, Neck Ties,
Suspenders, Handkerchisls, &C., which they
wtl sell cheap for cash.
All Goods purchased elsewhere will DC cut
and manufactured 10 order at short police aad
fl guaranteed.
We are also agents Tor the celebrated No.
Family Umpire Sewing Machines.
s. 7. III MRICKHOUSE,
JAS. S. RIGHTS TINE.
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LIGHTNING RODS.

and repairing jhr same, when called upon.
Fra my long experience IN the business as
. Practical rn,uer, and determmed to work
none but the bet matetiIl, and close AIKEN
ton 10 business, aud >trct desire to please
/ hope g. receive liberal share OF Patr"ndse'
NJ, prices viii bc lower than any other es-
Enlistment Ia the county GIVE me call
and lou viii certainly be pleased. go.
\. B.-Corycr. Bras, and Lead will be Ia
zen in eAcnai'sc iUl woIG and all kind, OF
Nafe- u. =. MAX EN'
Sh..bsris,own. June !, 1872. ~
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T HAVE fe,u'ned from the Eastern
| markets with the finest Sock o. G'od'
in my line OF business, that has yer been
Ia Shephe1dr,os ! had made 10 Or
der 10 he city oil numbers Of extra Nz'-
Boots, Noe. 5 TO 70. and Lady's Shoe
from No-. 3 to 9. can furnish all
kinds that are wanted. sacb a. Ne1e
Boots. Bows BonIa, Ladv's Fine ana
Cn.rse SHOES. Men'. shoes, B"e 5
Saops. UhiId'en's Shoes. Misses Shoes'
and \ ,ucns of e,e'y dtsrIig'lon.
sh,yeo s,r', s.s. A.S Z 49, Fad
Q, .,,.r-ni T.. Shen.adp.n tatsy ssil
GosG s.,re.-un rs.ona"i" rT--
/. y. Gil >rLiHs.
r"y9
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LOST

Money can be recovered by making their our
chase, sl live house a large stock Of
BOOTS AND SHOES which va! be sold
cheap. Save MONEY by gumg 10 l.. h. b !Clll.
SONS, whereof, the Iali,man Of ready money
Dame Fortune dspcnscs
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-08


4 ,ut sale, every description oil
COOKING STOVES,
for either wood or coal, together with gener-
al assortment of Heating stoves, tarior Stoves
Ranges. Furnaces, Gratc-. &C., &c,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
in great variety such a. 1ia, Copper and
Sheet lron Wmr, Biuck Tin auG Japdnned
Ware, Flat lloas, Coffee Mills, Timed Sauce
Pam. Preser,in. Kettles, Baking Pans, Spoons
Forks, Lamps. Waters, Buckets, Tin Cups,
&c. &c Particular attention will be given 10
TIN ROOFING AND SPOU TING
which wall te done ~ the best aud most dnra-
bic manner. "a town or country, at the short
est rouce. REPAIRING viii also be done
al sort Office and ~ the best manner. Gu
.CCsIBER PUMPS, de best 10 use, viii be
put ~, at low rates. lie will also give alien
ZION TO putin. CI
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-08

Na,IisIds. Dee. IA 1872.
The New York herald., 1873-08-23
Steamers.
um1s Sals. Destination. osice.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. 2s, 1873.
CLEARED.

Bros
Steamship Pereire Fr) Daure, Havre via Brest-Geo
Mackenzie
Ship City of Montreal Mudgett, MarseiIles
Bark Toni Aus Cestanno, Cork or Falmouth-Slo-
covich h Co.
Bark Robert Morrison, seavey, Antwerp-Jas Ward
Co.
Bark Ormus Pettingil, Marseilles-J Henry.
Bark Syra, Pettingi Genoa-Brett, Son Co,
Bark Evelyn (Br), Smith, Gibraltar Tor ordcrs-D De
Wolf h Co
Bark Pao Alto, Jenkins, Havana-H 81 Brock
man.
Bark A G Adams, West Cardenas-A Abbott
Brig sally Brown, Matthews Buenos Avres-J Norton
Jr Sons.
Brig shannon, Sawyer Cardenas-Simpson Clapp 4
Co.
Brig Prairie Rose, Reaf South Amboy-wash Field 4
Way.
schr Chas H Dow, Howes, Port Caledonia-Bird, Per-
schr King Bird tBr), simpson, st John, Mp Nevius
4 Son.
sehr Maud Mallock, Norwood, Boston-Jed Frye 4 Co.
Schr Everglade Shaw, Boston-C II atch.
Schr Forest City, Johnson, Boston-C Hatch,
Schr Treasure, Taylor, Providence-H Jackson h
Co.
schr Tabitha Hannah Dill, Hartford-Ferguson 4
Wood
schr Dart, Williams. stamord-shmford Manufactur-
ing Co.
Steamer Frank. Pierce, philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1873-08-23
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHlTEST0NE TELEGRAPH LINES.
and Bergen 9th, with mdse and passengers to Funch
9ss q Aas IA q g lon bark
sieSmsaSp cy OF iis Hsvsna DsSken havana Aug S
to Aiexardre Sons as' WIN muse anu passengers
,steamship City Of Galveston Evans Havana, August
al & Ion z 80 passed ssa%ssP Ocean
showing private signal with green tree in it, bound
steamship Metropolis. Nickerson, wilmington. NC. 60
hours with naval stores to the Loriiard Steamship CO.
steamship Fanita Doane, Philadelphia with mdse to
BARK AsSw ISoy, ucSermann. Dunkirk, A days in
Bark Fama Nor, Mathlesen, Havre ~ days in ballast
to Funch, Ldye h Co Is anchored at Sandy Hook for
Bark Cecilia qtaD Casthello Palermo So days, with
Gibraltar Jay lon 50 seassr seoss bark haessa Go
raan6 s Dina a,a r rasge sF o Nav SG with
coffee e Weston GIsS Tsisns socsmaSn dsya NM"
via Hampton R2ass days with coffee to @ Ramsey
cG Brig Eastern sar s%sy c New Haven po.,
WIZ cwSrdse sons Lett sapsss
l Helen Boston, % Domingo CITY, s
drss sg w psSs of S MeysTs S 5es'e
with naval stores to master. N~'''
with SihTs anger ns u to cSp Para
Abbott; Croker Lincoln, Bath, days with lumber
schr ida Lewis of Boston), Hustled Brunswick, Ga,
days With lumber to Eppnser Russeil vessel to Tup
sCRr ssRr 7 snps, s,,p bd, Highly, Richmond, Va
schr Edwin Ingersoll Virginia
Schr Maid Of the MIST, Lewis, Baltimore.
Schr Elizabeth Mcpherson, Baltimore
Haven. '- ~
schr J W Rumsey, Brown, Baltimore for Boston,
Schr Wiley, Collins, Milton, Del
Schr Mraria, snow, Philadelphia for Proyincetown
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND soUTH.
Brig w Armstrong, Thompson Porto Rico win New
Haven for New York 10 Armstrong
York, 10 days, with coal 10 Bird, Perkins K lob "
schr Moore, Sydney cB, for New York with coal
schr Anna IBr), secord, st John, NB for New York
8 days. with atb 10 Heney Parker,
schr Francis Arthemus, Lewis Shulee Ms for New
York, sdays with spiles TO Wilson Godfrey -
schr Irene, Murphy. shuee, Ms for New York days.
schr Racer, Howell, Goldsborough for Hoboken
York. "" 'o' N~"
schr @ Locke, Bunce, Providence for Ronaout
Schu Margaret Mullen, Glen Cove for New York
schr Clear the way, SANFORD, Pelham Bay for New
schr Elizabeth r, Hogan Newport for New Yorh.
schr william irish 1yrreli, Providence for New
schr y Potts. Glover, Providence for New York
schr John Iozier, Dickens, Somerset for New York
schr Isaac Sherwood, Engle Pawtucket for New York
Schr q v Fergus0u Ferguson, Belfast for Rondout
hxpe TO- II Brown. ~ ~"
The New York herald., 1873-08-23

Blew sursn. Bossoa John Perry ksns.
L.!s:: Aus ss-!ne ss.%.sip ~ Psnn.ylysnia for Ls,-
fokrLAN1 Aug O-AIrivsd. stsamship Ftanconia.
sSs 1d ''ss Ss
sSrss s 9fs s.nS: s & Rssn ssssest esat Tor
iSsh ana
Hss SSsny: I-ss Sarah BsHs and ssss
sssSa sy'a
nre eSG: esp SoeS
spse
rss1y Hs :sA
SHERWOOD Gaines, ana Buckeye. Legg, Hayerstraw;
SST Rsss Rob
eSrtson, Charleston; Maoy, Harrington. Boston via
XSsq. ,z,s ss4Ervsa sc&ys saraR
& ssSS, % Ss Gnc d.
SlCxsT' HSSrocs, DO; iMssss Ben, Han .aS: Grand
aaS ss id 'fs5s SSss do Allie os1s'
mssIsS"sS IScsou. wiegn, Bellinsham Bay; bark.
Valparaiso via Humboldt Humboldt tahJ, Brunsamo.
sI sIAypANNAa Aug lg-saled, schr Emma Fnasy. FL
SSrES SssEsS-ssSr sSs SSas Ssa1is Ssw YsIl n
SOMERSET, Aug ll-Arrived, schr Iona, Kendall.
viSEYpXRb HAVEN Aug a-Arrived brigs Mar.ha,l
Dutch Bonsre for Boston Harry Baltimore for do; Ell
Philadelphia for Portland Hero. New York for Salem
Kenduskeag South Amboy Tor Bangor; Thos Hix Chart
Island for New York.
22d AM-,.Arrived, brigs, jeremiah, Ford Cardenas;
Alber Baltimore for Portland; schrs Pa0s, Port john
son for Boston, Onward, Calais for New York; Charter
sailed-Ail before reported excepting brig Airoia,
dlsg; schrs Statesman, Anna Maria and fhos Hix
WILMINGTON, NC, Aug 20-Arrved bark Lucy Wick
(sr, Proctor, Liverpool via Galveston.
Cleared-Brg Robert Anderson (Br), Hopkins. Ant
wAREHAM, Aug 2Iln port schrs Lady Antrim Hard
ing: W Benedict Thompson; Splendid, Phnney, Sa-
rah Jane, Long; Copy, Miller; Lady Ellen, and MO-
Lane.
The New York herald., 1873-08-23
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY AUGUST 2a 7s-rRIPE SHEET

schr 6andolphon, Ayfward, Pembroke for New York.
a Sas sH:SS fosna for New York with lum
ssS: . nses $ ass se with
ass seh sPRsSp @e s%A sonnstou for New York
sehr Jane Q Hsfris Golfer Port Jefferson for Haver
Sem ssSr 4gassn 4gs cnspp New London for Eonaout
sehr Ayne Oliver Ipswich for New York. with lumber
sehr George Glover. Glover, Providence for New
1877 sr New YoTf with
ssSI xs Oaks rilisDury, vinalhaven for New York.
.sSs ssn asggs bs Hs Frankfort for New York. with
ss Neg % Packet ksy Somerset for New York. with
schr Jessie Leach. Johnson. Newburyport for vir-
schr Thomas Smith. Bowman FAN River for New
io1 New YORK. with
mdse and passengers
BOUND EAST
Toe f15 Johns
schy srg Amef0fe AsnSr Light Pa New York for Boston
schr Louise Boardman, Norwood, Hob0ken for Bos-
sehr Reno, Foster, New York for Calais
h schr hrs hyrs. p1ckerng Port JShnso1 for Salem
Schr VIM f Barnes, Gott, hObOken for Boston.
schr George Gilum, Hamilton, Elizabethport for East
nschr L Tyler. Borden, Elizabethport for FAN
sehr Mary Nils, Gallagher, New Ne y YORK for Sam.rO-
schr g Cu%mnss Coulter Rondout for Ps9yssnce M s.
.Pas
r
hr schr Angler, Besss, New York for waIsham. ham.
schr s Kicker, Kicker. New York for New Haven.
Anna Fowe Philadelphia @ for New
schr Nightingale Young Eli2abehport for e. Somerset
sh Emy Besr esx Port asG r
schr Isabella Thompson, Howe Elizabehport for Pro-
SeE YoTs 70, Ss
schr Lucy Lee, Hubbard, weehswssn for Portsmouth
SCH Mauna LOa, sanborn, Port Johnson for Boston
mssS ssSt Ysasss gIsss oSs@s; New New xsEs for Ports
Schr Clark, Jameson. Newark for Middletown.
aNDqfsS ST
shT SlsSs 81 s 5 River
h 4n1 Rsrt Ne% for for Bsnso
spss 9l Yor o
ss$s IadsTs N Sos4RSss
scr sehr aSPa soson
schr NicanQr RondSut R for proyidence for Nsv
Bedford
Schr Martha Jane Mott South Amboy for Providence.
schr Lindsay Hamilton, Woodbridge. NJ. for Port
land
sehr Ocean Wave, Smith. New York for Salem.
Schr Treasure, Taylor. New York for Providence.
Schr Casco Lodge, Amboy for Boston.
schr George Prescott Thomas Elizabethport for
Newburyport
erset
Schr J J Spencer, Haskell, Elizabehport for Boston.
Schr Lady Jane, Haggerty Newburg for Norwich
Schr II Noumans, Smith, Port johnson for Provi-
dence.
steamer Electra, Mott New York tor Providence.
The New York herald., 1873-08-23
SAILED.

Ship City OF Montreal for Genoa; barks Sci Frateli
QtaD, Queenstown; DraupneE (Nor), Havre Nuovo Pro-
Xidsnza ItaD Gibraltar FideIia Ger Stettin; Maggie
Ialia Br) lrom LiyeroooD, Baltimore; Memeno Norl,
London; Medora (Rus), Cronstadt Grace Cam, Ant
Prnce brigs Chance lBr). Porto Cabello;J Kennedy,
Ambcy schrs Chas McCarthy st Thomas Potosi, Gal
weston; Helen Augusta, Jacksonve Jessie Elizabeth,
Charleston
Wind at sunset s, light
The New York herald., 1873-08-23
THE VALUE OF A HUSBAND.

A Murderer GrapPled by the Law for
Civil Damages and Also Held for Assas-
sinatiOn.
LOUISVILLE, August %, 1873.
Mary Ellen Burns, q colOred woman, has COM
menced q civil suit in the Scott county Circuit
Court against Benjamin Osborne for killing her
husband laying her damages at $4,000. Osborne
who 10 @ white man, Is SAID to be very wealthy
he has been fully committed, without bail, to
answer the charge OF murder.
The New York herald., 1873-08-23
NAVAL ORDERS

WARRINGTON, August 20, 1879.
Lieutenant John T. Sullivan Is ordered to the
Fyolic; Lieutenant E. Longnecker to duty at the
torpedo station, Newport, R. l.; Surgeon }. b.
Ackley, to the Naval Hospital at Pensacola, Fla {;
gunner William G. Seymour and carpenter Charles
F. Humphreys, to the receiving ship Potomac, at
Philadelphia; First Assistant Engineer J. B. Car
penter, to the New York Navy Yard.
The New York herald., 1873-08-23
THE AMERICAN SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATION.

PORTLAND, Me-, August %, 1878.
business meeting Of the Association of Science
was held'this evening, at which 1t was announced
that Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson, OF New York city,
had made gift OF $1,000 to the Association as
fund from which to oner premiums for the
encouragement OF original Investigations into the
laws of nature. Resolutions of thanks to Mrs.
Thompson were unanimously passed.
After the business meeting Mr.. Putnam Perma-
nent Secretary, read the address OF ]. Lawrence
Smith, the retiring President, who is in Europe.
The New York herald., 1873-08-23
FRENCH WEST INDIES.

The Nassau IN. P.) Guardian Of July 80 publishes
the following report from the French West Indies.
under date of Guadeloupe A'The crops in this
colony promise to be much under last years, and
business was quite upset in consequence In 1872
the amount Of produce shipped to the lst of April
was far in excess Of the corresponding period OF
1S73-viz, in 1872, 1852 casks sugar; this year,
6,o5l casks. The yield OF molasses has, however,
exceeded that Of last year by 6o455 litres In rum
there has been falling of las compared with the
corresponding period OF 1872 OF 143, ,646 litres in
coffee, l2,0s0 kios less than last year, and 25,s5S
kilOs OF cocoa
The Governor has permitted several American
whaling scnOoners to catch whales in the waters
OF GuadelOupe and its dependencies
The New York herald., 1873-08-23
ARMY IHTELLIoENOE

WARRINGTON. d. G.. August n 1873.
The Secretary Of War, in general order, author.
thorizes Quartermasters at frontier posts, on ap-
proval OF the Department Commander and in case
competent enlisted men cannot be obtained, to
employ, in addition to the post blacksmith, one
citizen blacksmith for every nfteen teams In their
DOGseeeiOn.
The New York herald., 1873-08-23

Died.
FowLER.-At the residence OF. Professor G. W.
Smith, Port CHESTER JOSEPH G. FOWLER in the 4Sth
year OF his age.
Funeral at ST. Peters church. on Monday, 25th
inst at halfpast ten O'Clock A. NJ.
Minnesota papers please copy.
For other Deaths see Eighth Page.l
The New York herald., 1873-08-23
BASE BALL NOTES.

The Mutual and Atlantic ciubs play on the Union
Grounds this AFTERNOON, and the Boston and Phlls-
delpbia w ClpcipQatL
The New York herald., 1873-08-23

OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW, YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER.
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SHIPPING NEWS.

Almanac for New York-This Day.
SUN AND NOON. HIGH WATER
Sun rises. ...........N Is Gov Island. eve s "a
Sun sets. .....".... Al Sandy HOOK. eve %
Noon SETS. 32 He'll Gate. ..... .eve 10 80
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
OFFICIAL DRAWING OF AUGUST H. 1873 GLASS 90s
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-rareven 70 you all; Inope we WIN an meet IN

"Fsfewen 70 you an; Inope We wfn an meet IN
Heaven"
The Sheriff then drew the cap over his head,
well" The sherif said "0oodDyl' for the last
time ana descended the steps, Following the ad-
LORD Jesus receive my spirit" Then he stood
without qulver while the last fatal moment was
upon him. The scanold was so arranged that the
was drawn
Palmer had
LONG DROP,
not less than i've and half feet but his neck was
not broken. He kicked his feet convusivey ior
Two minutes, drew mp his legs at the knees and
Otherwse gave evidence OF severe suffering. In
about four minutes he was still, save for the mo-
ton OF the body as 1t swung in the morning breeze.
COFFINED
After hanging twenty-five minutes the body was
cut down and life pronounced extinct, and IT was
then delivered to his relatives.
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Prizes cashed and information furnished.
TAYLOR Co, Bankers
no you KNOW TIT

Sk1N DISEASES AND THEIR SYMPTOMS.
- Acne Pimpes, Btackheads). .-Symp ptoms-Hard,
small pimples, with black points affect the forehead,
cheeks and nose OF both
Eczema CTetter).-symptoms- Bisters form, which
burst and dry into yeowsh dark crust may be In
the form OF scales; affects all parts OF the body
Women's Red Rash OF the Face-Symp
gestion OF the skin face, with red patches and red
spots, pimples and rou ghness OF the skin
Barbers sttch.-Symptoms-first red, itchy patch Ia
scen mattcry pustules form become auite hard. and
shaving becomes painful burning sensation Is present
Prurgo dntense itchng), which begins when the cloth
eruption xcept that produced by scratching
The above and all skin diseases cured bv Or 4 M
vANDYKE New York oficr No West Six tee NH streSt
XAnaadag. .EFiaay sna RahxdAy n each week
New Orleans Republican., 1873-01-30
Deu,h of Hugh McCioskey.

This well known citizen departed this
life at his residence, No. 76 ST. Charles
street, yesterday morning, after brief
illness, at the age Of tiftyeight years. Mr.
McCloskey was native Of Dungiven,
county Derry, ireland. He came to this
city when about twenty-four years old, and
by close application. economy and frugal
ity, coupled with correct business habits
had amassed a handsome fortune. He was
a public spirited citizen, and latterly had
taken considerable interest in the politics
of his adopted country. His funeral will
take place at three o'clock to-day from his
late residence.
Mr.. McCIoakey's death was hastened fy
the exposure and fatigue Of his recent trip
to Washington and New York as member
of the committee of Louisiana merchants.
He was man Of considerable literary cu.
ture. as shown in his late writings for the
press of this city and New York. 4 monu'
ment of his success in life remains in the
handsome edidce erected by him last year
on st. Charles street. into which he re.
moved only a few weeks since.