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NFSPECIAL NOTICE. All purchasers of
Wy LOTS in Square l79 will please come for.
ward and make settlement with Green & Williams
AuctioIeers. By order Of
JOHN RIGGLES,
GEO. W. EVANS,
NH-lv Trustees.
rs NoTICE.-Persons interested in starting
Wy y ire lnsur snce Company in South W flashing
toh are hereby informed that there are Books DOW
open for subscription Of stock at the BANKING
HOUSE Of +. A BOSWELL co corner of a,
street and Virginia avenue southwest, and at the
oFF1OE Of SIMON JOSEPH, Justice Of the Peace
9O3 41s strset southwest The Books will be closed
On the lst day Of AUGUST, 1885, sooner if all the
stock is taken. u. A. BOSWELL, Pres pro TEN.
SIMON JOSEPH, Sec pro tenn
SAMUEL HERMAN, Treas. pro tenn. jy8tA1
hSPENICkS INDIAN HAIR RESTORER
10y has never been known to fail. It frees the
scalp from Dandruf, restores Gray Hair - its
natural color renders it soft and pliable, prevents
the Hair from falling cut, and reproduces it when
gone. 1t is the finest lair Dresser known. For sale
by the following -Damed druggists: Geo. Howard
corner Of 7th and streets northwest; Charles X
Campbell, 9th street and Massachusetts, avenue
northH est; Jas Stone, It'll and streets northwest
and VIM. &. Gray, 4th street and Massachusetts
avenue northwest. jyl2- diff
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FAIRBANKS LKTTER SCALES,
Every size and style, at very low rates. -
THE UNIVERSAL FAMILY SCALE 80
THE POCKET BETTER SCALES.

We bave On hand and always ready to supply any
and every style and kind Of LETTER SCALE al
the manufacturers lowest rates.
We Slse full line of Commercial and Bankers,
Stationery, Blank Books, Cash and Deed Boxes.
RICHARD B. MOHUN co.,
m9l-ts lOl . Penna. evenue, corner 18th street
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
JUAN BOYLE. FRANK BARNUn.
JUAN BOYLE CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS',
No. 6Os 18th street, opposite IS. Treasury.
FOR sALE-A handsome HOUSE on I street,
No. yl3. a new large double HOUSE. corner 2l.t
and II HOUSE No, 1910 MASSACHUSETTS, avenue.
HOUSE No. 92e ID street east, for sale or rent,
lards Row; price, Sz.6e. Several small HOUSES,
have several very tine FARMS, improved and un-
improved, on different railroads running from the
properly. 80 900 feet u GRouND In vsTio1. p py
lions Of the city for sale at low figures on easy
terms, or viii exchange for productive improved
property APPS tr
GEO. TRUEsDELL 4 co.,
u REAL ESTATE BROKERS
e1s 7th street, lover German American Savings
Bank.D
Special attention given to
AND NEGOTIATING LOANS.
Refsr lby Iermissionl TO Gen. Benz. AIvord, Pay
1asier Genera u u A.; James 8. Grinnell, Chief
Giert Us Patent Ofiesi John Fraser, Architect;
Hon r Blair, Hon. w. Douglass, Commission
e interna bsvenns; VIM; B. Noes, Furniture
peAaer; Y. y; Prentass, Oashier German American
Hits. Ooosul GENERAL of 9Uitgerland. aP13-Sms
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IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT.
OF COLUMBIA,
Holt'ns n Spse,ai Tsrnu, July l5th, 1873.
In The case Of J. NJ. McCaller, Jr., executor of
MANY JANE TAYLOR, dec d. the executor afore-
sad has, with the appreciation of the Supreme court
q the District Of Columbia aforesaid, appointed
TUESDAY the 9Th dsy of August A u. 1873, for the
final and distribution ofthe personal te
OF said deceased. and of the assets in hand as
the same have been collected and turned into money
when and where all the creditors and heirs Of said
deceased notified to attend, with their claims
properly youched, or they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit in said deceased's estate
Proctded, copy of this order he published once q
week for three weeks in the Star, previous to the
Jy2i-ms. 4 WEBSTER, Register of Wills.
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CREAf GALE or REMNANTS.

We will place on our middle counters on TUES
DAY, the go instAnt, all our remnauts, with the
quantity and price marked IN plain dgures ON each
piece; and viii keep them exposed from day to day
The eaie will embrace all our remnants Of DRESS
GOODS, ends Of LINENS, TOWELINGS, NAP
article we sell and hardly necessary to say that
We shall mark them VERY CHEAP.
W. n. SHUSTER BRO,
iyzl-8 S1Y Pennsylvani avenue.
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hFREMOVAL.-The undersigned have this day
w removed from corner Of New Jersey avenue
snd ID street south to their Storeroem and
Warehouse, (southeast of square y cor
ner LIST and streets southeast.
Our increased facilities will enable to supply
our customers GROCERIES,, &C., promptly, and ct
prices As low as else where,
may3S-3m GULICK BRO
hFGEORGE W. KAUFMAN, Jxst,es af tAe
Wy Peace, attends to all kinds Of Claims and LIE.
gal business southwest corner Of llth and
northwest. may3I-ly
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LOST AND FOUND.


I QST-On the 10th Instant, in going from 18th and
- streets to 81 Dominick's Church, southwest,
around GOLD BREASTPIN, chased. A suitable
reward will be given returned to 2l9 18th street
southwest. IT.
cox REWARD WILL BE PAID BY N E for
" ~ the return to this ONCE of my hunting p
case GOLD WATCH and HAHN, taken from ESA3
my house, No. 70 East Capitol street, on the(<lX
night Of the 10th instant, and questions ask ed
On the inside is the following ems craving. Pre-
scented to DIR. g. Gross by the Friends Of True edi
Perseverance anu Skill in his Profession, A D Is |"
IT. GEO. GROSS, NJ. d.
G. z REWARD FOR RETURNING A CARPET
syC BAG, containing o concertina, which was left
on q street wharf Friday afternoon, to sos 25th
street northwest, near b. jyl9-6tr
I OST--A geld headed EBONY CANE, with name
IL and address Of the owner engraved. A liberal
rewsrd will be paid by returning same to GEO. W.
PASCHAL, 5O3 ID street northwest. jyl9.2fs
I OST-On the 18th instant, in the Capitol grounds
II SILVER MEDAL, with name Of owner, &C.
a liberal reward will be given if returned to G.
W. BLANDFORD, No. 636 B street, Capitol
HUI. iyl92tr
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JAY COOKE & CO.

N OF 10 u.
WILLIAM Z. MeCUIN, County Constable Debts
Collected; Pronpt Rsturns. Collection q claims
tice George ". HauDeman, southwest corner 18th
and strsees northwest CRsp.1 m1D-ly
THE NEW NATIONAL MARKET.
FRESH, SALT and SMOKED MEATS Of all
kinds and ofthe best quality, flrnishsd In =
asH Si;s ;. .nd Il tss;
season can be procure1 & this Market. HO
maF5l-ly ROBf. HYATT, ala nth &c.
OAOa1S, RATS 9, 1EpgQ9s eanaos b fo.n1
NATO1 b used. Tor sale By 3. D.
GILMAN, S41 fSnncyivanie ave-,
ave., between 10Th and nth Hard,
ware. nave no other. ALL n
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. DC.

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TEE COOLEST ANDBESTIN THE WORLD
with pure Fruit, Cream and other Syrups
DEPOT FOR
MINERAL SPRING WATERS,
No. l42S PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,

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from g. m. to 10 p; m: Completed sets Of eli The
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bath services at ,. m In Lincoln Hall. jy3
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Ny pills are composed exclusively Of vegetable
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ing from disordersd state Of that organ, Liver
Complaint, Bilious Disorders, Indigestion, SICK
Headache, Typhoid Fevsr., &C., Sc, al succumb
BY all Druggtsts and Dealers. Mir
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~ TO LADIES.
S2 How SAD II is to see young wife, mother
TO fnlnll her household duties, and all her moral
pae.ies to accept the responsibility which falls upon
strength, feeling badly without being able TO say
WY, hrt yet suffering enough to Be utterly misera-
fatal to her than severe spell Of Sickness for in that
sse 81, Ein receive the Isoper care - IN the other
worth while 70 q stefan about IL until nature
exhausted gives out and she IL carried to the grave
when little preeaation In proper time would have
spared her fe To prevent, to strengthen, 70 cure,
nQthing pare with the LONG LIfE BIT.
TE rs OF Dr.. L. G. BERTRAM. They are q safe and
infsIiible remedy against malaria, dyspepsia, COS
tveness, bi!i0usness, headaches, morning sickness
and all omplaints peculiar to women. These Bit
tiers, which SOLD b. all druggists, are in conse-
Of their virtue and aereeable taste. The
medicine pay sxcsllSSce for ladies' iaa.tP
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22
ORKNEY SPRINGS, VA.
May 18th 1873.
Messrs Editors.

MeSSfS EdetGTS:
I have been spending
a few days at this well known watering
place, for the benefit Of my health and
deem it a pleasure to enumerate, through
your largely circulated paper, some OF the
advantages of this place. find greater
variety of mineral waters here than at
any place which l have visited. My
health has so much improved that
am disposed to SO strongly recon-
mend the waters of these different
fountains. l know that at this season
many persons are considering the ques--
ton, Where shall | spend the summer
Where they may be NEST benefited, and
have the most pleasure, at the least ex-
pense. unhesitatingly recommend DIRK
ney, as possessing the greatest advantages.
Here you can find any kind of mineral
water known to the human family, and
one of the healthicst locations in Virginia.
The present proprletors are all young
and energetic gentlemen, and are deter
mined to make Orkney one Of the best
improved properties in the Valley. They
have, at this time in construction under the
management of Mr.. r. S. ones, Architect
and Builder, one Of the best planned build
ings in Virginia. 1t will contain dining
room sufficient for 300 persons, ball room
30 by 80 feet, which will be frescoed and
furnished in the most handsome style.
1t will also contain ranges of the latest
Improvement, bath rooms, and 70 or so
new lodgings. Splendid four horse coach
es will run from hit. Jackson to the
springs, a distance of u miles over an
excellent Graded road. The proprietols
hive employed . fine brass and string
bard from Baltimore. Altogt Their Olkny
promises to be flyorite resort for the
mex season Hoping to meet you here,
during my sejourr. am
Yours truly,
&c F..
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22
TIE RICHMOND DUEL.

The Richmond Enquirer gives the
particulars of the duel fought near that
city on Friday. 1t says:
A few days since a difficulty occur
red at the club between Messrs. j. B.
Mordecai and Page Mccarthy, two
young gentlemen Of Richmond, inwhich
blow passed from the former to the
latter. A correspondence was promptly
opened, and all efforts to effect re-
Cancellation proving fr1litless a meet
ing was determined upon. The time
was fixed for 6 o'clock Friday even
ing, and the place was Selected, on the
York River railroad, Sabout half a mile
from Blakey's mill. The most profound
secrecy was observed, and NO. elimination
of it reached the police until the hour
of the meeting had passed and the
mischief was done. The chief Of Pc.
lice got wind Of the affair about 6
o'cock, and Immediately took horse
for the scene of action. Arriving
there about 7 o'clock, he discovered
the principals stretched on the ground
where they had fallen, and four friends
and two surgeons with them.
Mr.. Mordecai was found to be shot
in the abdomen, and it is feared, dan
gerously wounded. Mr.. Mccarthy
received flesh wound in the thigh.
The principals were taken to their re-
spectiye residences and the friends
were arrested and bailed to appear
before the Police sCourt Monday. 1t
is said that Col. W. B. Tabb, of West
Virginia, and John j. Meredith were
seconds of Mr.. BEeCarthy, and w. l..
Royal and William 1'rigg for Mr..
Mordecai. The weapons used were
pistols, under the usual code regula-
tons.
AS the two parties approached each
other on the field each gentleman pres
ent raised his hat, and Messrs. Tabb
and Royal without a moments delay
proceeded to make the final arrange
ments. The choice of pistols fell to
Mr.. Mccarthy, and his friend, Col.
Tabb, also won the privilege of giving
the words Of command. The revolvesr
were loaded and the principals put face
to face Messrs. Mordecai and Nc
Carthy were both perfectly cool and
collected, neither showed the least
sign of agitation or slightest mark
f excitement, and when placed in
position, faced each other in manner
that indicated their determination to
make a desperate fight. There was
absolutely no advantage in position
though the choice had fallen to Mr..
Mccarthy. They stood on line run
ming north and south, and the sun just
sinking in the west, fell aslant of each
of them.
The words were to be care you rea-
dy," sFire' '--ssoae," 'stsoo, "t1syee, and
the parties were to fire not before
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Memorial LAY.

& 3moflal Lay.
At ameetilg OF the Woodstock Memorial
Associ atiCn held in the Court Room on
Monday evening last, the following pro-
gram1ne was adopted to writ
Saturday, June 18th. 1-2 o'clock P. N i.
vas fixed upon as the time fer the memo
rial celebration. The place of Assembling
the Presbyterian church
Orator for the occasion, W. t. WILLIAMS.
Chief Marshal, I. Hite Bird.
Marshalls for the Episcopal Grave yard
Dir. Worth Logan and Miss Sidney OFT.
Methodist Grave yard--Mr. Henry B.
Burner and Miss Mary 1odeflcr.
Reformed Grave yard--Mr. VIM. Dosh
and Miss Annie GIllock.
~ Lutheran Grave Yard-Mr. P. Link
Miller and Miss Laura Anderson.
Committee on Music-Misses Maggie
V. OFT and Mary Walton.
Committee on Evergreens-Messrs. 2
Hoshour, L. Spengler. T. Bird, D. Logan,
w. Logan, G. .Dosh, G. OFT, W. Donaldson.
r. G. Hosfour, S. w. Marshall, and w.
Nadenbousch.
Committee to wreathe eenotaph-Aiisses
Annie Logan and Mary Allen
Committee on Preachcrs-Misses Lucy,
Few and Elite Heller.
Committee on Mercnants- Misses Jennie
Hughes and Annie Haas.
Committee to wait on Officers Of Pres
byterian Chureh-Misses Alice Coffman,
Mollie March, Kate Haas, and Mary
Hughes.
Committee on Graves-Messrs. G. G
OFT, I. lite Bird, J. c.. OFT, G.. Dosh, J.
J. Miller, w. Logan, G. Fravel, H. B. Bur-
ner, g Bird, G. E., Williams, 3. Schmitt
w F. Bargelt, D. Riley, J. Riley, G. Bur
ner, J. sB. Golladay, A. M: Wright, J. w.
Martin, W. II. Haas, D., Lichlitcr, R.
Anderson, J. S.. Hoshoor and M. Hoshour.
I, All Ladies residing north Of the court
house are requested to contribute flowers
for the wreath over arch in the Episcopal
grave yard.
All Ladies residing South Of the court
house are requested to contribute flowers
to wreathes thes arch in the Lutheran
grave yard. ~
I. HITE BIRD, Chairman.
W.T.. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22

zone, ncr after ''three." The words
care you ready were slowly and dis
tinctly uttered by Mr.. Tabb, and re
ponses came promptly and clearly
from Mordecai and Mccarthy, ''ready;"
then as Tabb said s'fire," the two PTS
tolls were raised and steady aim taken;
at the word :'two," both fired, and so
nearly together in point Of time, that it
seemed as if only one weapon had been
discharged. As the smoke cleared
away both parties were observed stand
ing quietly in place.
T. It being apparent that his adversary
was unhurt Mr.. MCCARTHY demanded
another fire. Mr.. Mordecai readily &C
ceded, and the same instructions as to
firing as before was given the princi-
pals They fired this time between
''two" and "three,' and both simulta-
neously. Mordecai turned to the right,
as if about to raise his foot from the
ground, then half fell and toppfed over
upon his side. Mccarthy fell forward
like statue pushed down from be-
hind. His feet scarcely moved from
their tracks, and he went to the earth
face foremost. Surgeons were imme'
diately sent for, and Drs. Hunter
Mcguire and j. Dorsey Cullen in few
seconds appeared upon the scene. 1t
was at first thought that Mordecai was
dying, and the seconds, without any
exchange of special formalities came to
the conclusion that the matter had
gone far enough. Mordecai, however,
offered to give Mccarthy another shot,
but Of course, the idea was not enter
tanned.
The difficulty originated in the pub
LEGATION of the following verses, whicss
at the time, were considered harmless,
but having reference to lady, led to
the duel
When Mary's queenly form press,
In STRAUSS latest waltz
. / would as well her lips earess,
Although those lips be false. ~
For still with fire love tips his dart,
And kindlcs up anew
The flame which once consumed my
heart,
When those dear lips were true.
Of form so fair, of faith so faint
r. Ittruth were only in her,
Though she'd be then the sweetes:
saint.
~ ctin PooJ Ia ~,
?. s.-1iordecai died on Wednesday
McCalty, with the seconds, have been
arrested, and will be held without bail.
Under the State law they arc liable to be
tried for murder in the arst degree; the
first for the commission Of the act, and
latter as accessories before the fact.
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NV Eara.

New Ears. .,t,
Watsons new County &c Railroad Map
of the United States, giving all the coun-
ties, country towns, railroad stations, and
distance between them: the census Of the
U4lited States by counties, Population of
all the cities. and much other valuable in
formation This is an excellent and very
useful map, and has had large sale. For
sale, only b. subscription, by NJ, S. Bow
man, Woodst ock, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22
Candidates

We are authorized to announce ID. f.
Spiker rs a candidate for the Assessor
ship of Stonewail Township.
We are authorized to announce Alex
ander Barton, as candidate, for Assessor
of Stonewall Township.
We are authorized to announce Isaac T..
Doll. as candidate. for the Office of AS
SCISSOR of Stonewall Township.
We are authorized to announce VIM. H.
Smutz. as a candidate, for Oversecr of
Roads in District No. l, in Stonewall
Township. te.
We are authorized, to announce Geo. G.
Hannah as candidate for Assessor for
StoneWall Township.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22

81 wish I was dead - is an expression
not unfreQuently made use efby dyspeptic
and sufferer from Liver disease, the de-
pressed spirits uniting the mind for any
thing, and almost driving him to despair.
But be OF good cheer, there is lie and
health foryou yet, so those that have taken
Simmons Liver Regulator attest. 1t re-
gulates the Liver, dispcls dependency and
restores health.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22

We have received letter from our cid
friend, Jno. W. Lonas, OF Ohio, containing
a remittance and many kind words for the
Herald. Mr.: l.. is an old time Shenandoah
democrat, and is always ready to battle for
principle and right. The season in Oafo
has been very similar to that of Virginia
late, cold spring and farming operations
much DELAYED.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22

The Public School House and Town
Hall In Middletown, Frederick county, is
under construction and will be soon COM
pleted. 1t ia we'll situated and will be an
ornament to the town.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22
Sighted.

I44S25oG'
Some ofour subscribers who have taken
the benefit of the bankrupt law have for
gotten to give us notice. Don't neglect
US, friends. We vglue these little
souvenirs. and shall take good care OF all
we receive.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22

Tho railroad bridge, over north fork, at
f,trasburg, injured by the recent flood, has
been eTared. The cars passed over it,
Oh Friday morning, 10th inst.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22

The Baltimore Gazette, one Of the best
democratic daily papers in the country,
has changed its form, andappeared last
Monday in an entirely new dress.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22

A barn belonging to MR.. T. W. Allen
near Mt. Jackson, was burned last Satur-
day night about s O'Clock. The ightlwas
seen distinctly at Woodstock.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22
DIED.

At TOMS Btook, Oh the 9th of May Mrs. Maria Gross
sged1' years, months and dcys. Her friends en-
terrain the hope that she rests With the Saviour
AT ms residence near Zanes Iron Works Frederick
county w.. 7th inst, Wesly Rhodes Ii the s3rd
year of his age. Wv '''o
Pulmonary Consumption
,Departed this life, the morning of the
I'th lnst after intense suffering from cancer in his
g. years. months and 10 days. From early Life he
was a member OF the Evangelical Lutheran Church
ne pore ms great affection with much resignation to
the WI! OF tho Lord and looked to Him for salvation
by his grace. AS to his body, the strong man be-
came mere wreck. He leaves behind him his wife
second marrlase), two children and four grand
u0n' HW.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22
County School Board.

County School Board. q
A meeting Of the county school board
will be held at the office of the circuit
Clerk, on Friday, 23d inst. Clerks OF
Boards will please have their books with
them. .f.l.r s
JSo. II. GRABILI. C. S. s.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22

We regret to learn that Rev. Vim. G.
Cross, of the ". Il. Church South, who
has been in bad health for some months
past, was partially para'yzed on Tuesday
morEir g las,and now les. ina rather critical
condition .-Lo1i0on Mirror.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22

An organization ola fire. depar tment
should be effected st once. If we can't
have a brass band, we can have fire COM
pany, whose drill will alnuse the boys.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22
Personal.

PERSONAL.
We were pleased to meet with Mr.. j. S
Danper, of Hiddletown. who has sufficient
ly recovered from his recent Illness, to
visit his friends IN this place.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22

Remember That we must elect . mayor
and town council to-day. AS there seems
to be no opposition, we suppose the old
officers will be reelected.