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Observation-Disclosures IA.

srrREM corer-Cn,rG g. si ~ Barrett 90 Ne a
lu5 oj, 100, 1872 l33. 49, 49, "a. ij 40. ljl l1''
stprRaE CoGar- Goncraa1. Term -iied by Davis P J.,
an! BTady and Daniels, ~ Sos 90 w ~ I23 ll$5!!
la9, 49,, lji. ljj, no. lI9, 80, ll4.
SUPREME CDCI-SPZCiAL rERN-iIei by Lawrence, } -
and FaCtNo~ 2ji, 2j5, 2jG 49, l5H, lib, 1885, y,
40 o. 25o 2Gi 2g0, 2ls -t2, 49, 22S 49, PSI I'LL ~
siParME C6URr CRcrTr-PARr I.-uoll by Larremore.
h. 800 1857, l74i lGJi 1910 3d. 1865 1929, l333
1923 1886 1880, 1000 672, 1919 ljG3 lllj 2+o5 $751;
Pan iI-iIci by Van Worst. Case on 1871, Picrson
and agt rocks and others. No day cNlendar ,.
PART IIT.-Ilcld OY DOuOhuc, J-No, 1875, 1871, IH93'
1916 1917 gG2 $50 9l9 l8l5 72s ilQ i49i l28 5779
1902 sos. l4l9, GOl 1887 1885 2Is3, l5i l0z2 ~!
1893, 1870, 1850 lCi2 - 1913; l@;2 2375' I9oI'
SCrERioR CorGr-SrEcLAL TEM-Hci by scdgwick, c. j.
Caicufa allied at II Nos. 20 80, 1: o, o, 40 y
SUrEyiOR COrRr-TWAL TEEM-PART l.-ued oy Irulx,
J-Nos - 522 300. 8i7 4s3 al. 23o, 81, 1873 55l,
2g ~ Jl2, 800 cjj. 321 49, 5G8 7-G 59i $40 lGs;
COMMON PLEA5-orEcIAL TEEM-Ecld by DAY. j.
CoSioy PLEAs-TRlAL TERW-PAnr I.-rleld by Van Hoe.
iG4 J i3 d} lo5i S l57 ii 3Is i9 S iis
90, 1872 1851, 1897, 1898, l7l2, 1884, 1851
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-18

A Policeman went from thc Liberty street Police
Station on Monday 80 tHe house OF II. y. Miller. No
22Z South Eifth-sr, Brooklyn, and told MIS-. miller
fI0t she was wanted In this ci.y. Her husband has
been employed at No. l4G broadway and, suspect
ing that il concerned him, she went with Ie 'olIf
rs she a no one 70 leave itw!la On reaching the
police station she was told by the Sergeant
ihat Lrr husband had dropped dead
az noon. Overcome by the announcement
and her excitement in her unfamiliar surroundings
the woman tainted On recovering She was asked
how Old her husband was, ana on saylAS lA"l ne
was tweuty-.our years old hcranNIlty was dlspelcd
by the statement that the dead man was much
older Alter advancing the uutcnable theory lAat
the dead man might bee Mrs Micr's fat or. the Ser
peaut concluded that q mistake had been made, aud
Mrs Miller was put il a car aud started for home,
which she reached with difficulty, being unfamiliar
with the part the city where She h1d been. she
found her husband about 10 90 IN search OF her,
having gone home from his work and found his
wife and baby gone. and the nelghbois knowing
street with pole man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-18

The sale at auction Of 5000 packages chests sd
half chests of newly imported tea, tho cash value
of which is estimated at about ~lOO,OO0 tool, place
Yesterday. It's importance is said 10 lie IN Oh" Tact
that It represents % neg business COMPUTATION.
For some time The tea brokers have found that the
auctioneeIs were rapidly getting their business
away from them. the large importers complaining
that the brokers did not do a. well with goods ut
private sale IS the auctiOnocrs did at public ale.
The brokers took counsel together and concluded
that If goods must he seat 20 public sale they might
"a. well reap the benefit as to have II snip ont OF their
hands Accordingly they made a proposition to
t1e importers. and about three weeks ago formed
the Tea Brokers Association, which now comprises
seven LEADING firms with William W. Thompson, OF
tAe finn of Thompson, Knapp ~ Co." OF No. -
Erout-si as president. They secured rooms at Nos.
~ and 90 Watnr-st.. ard engaged Edward l. Lewis,
n Young man of strong ldncS as their auctoneer
The first sale. which lasted from - 10 nearly y.
m Yesterday. was largely attended, and was geLeI-
all; REGARDED by the trade as satisfactory. 1t was
thr first sale of three arranged for this week.
Prices were kept nj II fair AVERAGE. No one was
allowed TO bid IN lls own goods enc OF the officers
told "a TWBUNE reporter. The goods ranged from
the cheapest TO the choicest kinds and ihe latter
were very thoroughly sampled SO much 80 tlat
in some cases little Was lcit except the four sides
of the chests Prices ranged from . to o0l- cents a
pound. Il was conceded that the sale would not
greatly affect prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-18
TINE TRI'NK TUEVEs IN C0URT.

Marcus RAYMOND AVID IruIV I'M WOO u
arrai.ucd before Justice Smith yc-tgri y in The
Toub> Police Cour. by Inspector MUT4yand Dct.c-
- DCouuor and Riley Of the Central Office the
complaint OF James Gibson, OF Ne. 2oG West IhiT-
tcth-.t., an expires, man. for the larceny OF horse
wa1on. c4h, Trunks and three yali>c- containing
s. 600 from IN front Of 80. 10 tith-iye, Oh The
night 81 December %. Mary RAYMOND, the wife of
one Of the a.cu>c men, appeared for the prosecution
and testified that the property was brought 90 her
place. She was sent TO Ire House of Detention.
Raymond aud Hart were committed for trial each in
default of $500 bail. The stolen trunk, were
identified yesterday by their owIcrs and delivered
10 them. The officials OF the express company
called at Police Headquarters and praised highly
the work of Inspector ByIncs5 detectives. The IT.
ward of - 900 that offered for the recovery Of
the trunks and the arrest OF the thieves viii bc paid
when the Board permits the officers TO receive the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-18
me COGRIS.

TnE COrET OT APpEALs.
ALBANY. Jan. lin the Court Of Appeals

ALBANY, Jan. I1.-In thc UOurI OF Appeals
,l,. s,Il,,-i,. ID, ,yprc hand
Pr,-cT a-t Ncait; L.rtr l-I lt0N-; -nljh a-l Lap
Lau. me hlu"s County I' li-..i l.f d"
ems it. bN.@' 81 ' '..' "' ', i' ''.f "' ''' a.
Ii.m. al OoaJ,cr culver ag'. Eho3.. tlc Pl1ay In.
eutg.ct Company a,, the e tlIuAcu'u Insurance com
Ian, spear, agi ne Mayor etc; Nae- a2t. Eurch Whit
lt sf Oh. lie. Ia..a. touUau,. tIe NcU.A lr. Cen.
~ i 'r'.,a i-rr railroad Co,uluy a-t me standard
o. nlray. Barton AIT M CITY 6 syracuse. Graves att
Wine. .a ait Nsl.au Uu-cuDJvy u4,t ~ccry; Mead ATT
STATION, Iiop-n5 aSt nauel ut-out affirmed viz costs
Wash. Polo. Justice, and am .aor an,ut Affirmed.
Young IE' CIV, -'t t H. -.'-I Judgment A''''A Will
oIt GO = of ll'- cNith tn 'l'h'l party. ,. .
l.hIiH Van lNe-'l l-ith Az ~. =, w OF
end hudson ever ls5i.Ioit Oh .t &
|i--'.i.I .f, ,l' f'-''' ' " '' nov
~ Granted ','l' ~ nv '',.,r. c.e o,t ,r,yy.l
".H' i-i l'' -, t.''' t'.., 49, ,.t .,,
Bacon af'. ; ~ ''',
al and Judgment lN-'.i'c ''4 -"V" VI" 9'f'''''"
Win '".i+ ...... ,.,.. -......., .. .....-..,
Iu o. f!.'-'' t-, .' ,, ~, ..,.i ,.-, .ti
ahi iH.i.it ".t ''-'' ~ ''"' '0'N'' VIA
l" t.' ,'- E @ '.-..~s o. Coaari. orl .,,,.,l
Il'' l'.,, ' "a ..r,.I ,,ltl ',.tt tj t,..e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-18
DISEASES
OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM,

Tho importance Of the system power no
and the direct bearing vhchit has humI happiness
thoroughly recognized; 9 ami the danger entertaining
IT, whether through intense mental application the ex
cesvc indulgence Of the appcucs and popens.tes
subjects for consideration When the
dcranged II IS absolutely necessary 20 promptly sock al
vice from expert who for long OF years has de-
voted hs whole time and attention TO this study, aud who
from his experience and practice has learned 10 discover AZ
the cause and promptly apply the remedy thus avoid
ing the painfully slow seckng for the truth 80 common to
the inexperienced and annoying 10 the patient, who very
naturally. wants 10 know without delay what the matter,
the extent OF the arrangement the probabilities Of ecupera
ton. and the time required.
If the brain become exhausted b. intense mental april.
cation dCpIyng IL ~ the power OF connected thought can
only It's strength by being properly Jed aud nonhei
by the OF certain systematic methods II Is precisely
win the nerves that preside over organic lie Tho
Of this branch Of medical practice scarcely %
OveTacd for l. reaches marriage the pcrpcuaOn % family
names the securing Of hereditary titles and tho retention Ot
estates IN fuc sCmc family.
From long large experience IN THIS direction. have
been able command by my the thankful appre
citation OF OF the rst families the ,tyani Nation. and
Communicate much that pertains 20 the oye'cXercsc "
department Of the system ami tle Of
coycngs powers whether Of brain appetite propensity OF
passion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-18
DECLARING HER AFFIDAVIT FALSE.

Alois Mctzinger began recently IN tho Supreme
sSS 900 as damages for the alleged seduction OF his
daughter Ammo. grl of about nineteen years. Mr..
Miller was arrested upon order made IL the action
charges Miller with the injury Tor which the action
was brought motion was made yesterday 10 va
cafe the order of the ground that the grs
ai 5oy,t ,vas uutrue This motion supported
aiso Inv an affidavit by the young woman supposed
e. have been injured In which she declares that her
first affidavit had been made uudeT the influence OF
Threats Inv Adelaide Miller, the wife OF the defend
o1,t agaI1sf whom Mrs Miller has an action for
divorce pending In the Supreme Court. Justice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-18
coLoRED CHILDREN ~ pUDLlc SCHOOLS

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Jan. 1.-THE State SUI
preme Court rendered decision, yesterday IN a IN
relation TO John Loncress against the Board OF Educa
ton OF the City o. Quincy. Tho Board had adopted
rlle recurring ali coored children attend rcloJl
spcciay dea grated for them, ana excluding them from
schools IN other districts.
The Court holds that the regulations OF the school
BOARD arc violation o. The statute OF the state which
prohibits directors and school officers from making ana
euforcing any regulation which snail, directly luui
recly exclude any child from the pubic schools GA ac-
count of color Tho Court That Aa free schools OF
the state are public institutions, and that the Quincy
Board OF Education had right 10 make aud enforce
the rule complained OF IN the Information. Judgment
was therefore reversed, ana the case was Icmaudcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-18
prPoRN IN THE PILOT SERVICE.

Charles : Smith James W. Elwcll and Gustav
LL mo social conr1itter of the Chamber of
C,ercc amounted ia uqure intothe feasibility of
i1iToJncng Steamboats, mo the sandy Hook pilot
srrre and 10 consider the reduction of plotaec fees
at tni' Of he Whtc Star Line and f. W j. Hurst
agent OF the National Line Represented the foreign
womb lie improved by the Introduction of steam He
tLought II wrong that the commerce OF me port
ehoud bee obliged to pay such high rates OF W.o.a@e
+hot r1ch poi wa, an.r 10 Doe taxed monthly To sup
mort or defeat legislation. There really 10 nee
~ nil5t mini the Isht.lnp was reached and If the
ri0t boats made practice Of cruising nearer SiiGy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-18

On OF Austin Fox default opened and cause ordered
motion calendar at Its proper place ,,
70. 503-Josah Newton and others appellants ag Leshe
W. Russell. respondent Argued. -,
No 5O4-In Ferdinand Hahn. attorney, etc-sub
miied
No. iO6Eyars Fiorena appellant. agt Jacnto Coster
implicated and TcspOndcnt-Submted
No. 609Johu Clapp jr, respondent agt Warren b. sage
survivor, etc, and another, appelants-Argued -
No. 6IO-Virguia b. Matthews. respondent agt. Edwin
Tufts, inpeaded etc, appellant-Argued.
No 6l2-Davd DuncOmb and another, trustees etc agt
tbs New YORK HousatOnc and Northern Railroad Company
Argued.
No je3Thc People rel Joseph LOughln appellantagt
James Flynn. Warden, etc. Observation-Disclosures.
Day calendar for WCdncsdayNes = g. 10, l6, II, ~ 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-18
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE following hus-
transacted in the supreme Court OF the United
States today
40. 79GIohn l. COn'cy aRt Calvin F. Lloyd-On motion
Of Nj solicitor cucra Phillips, dismissed Win costs
No. 4oS-Ihe -. Louis Smelling AMI refining company
Thomas Kemp and william NUtall.
No. tjg-The ST. Louis SmelQng and Refining Company
ACT Ray and others-Argumet OF these cases CON
Guided
Adjourned until tO.mOrrOH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-18
SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF new YORK JAN. H. 1882.
ARRIVED


SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK Jan L. 1882.
ARRIVED
steamer General whitney. uaiett Boston, with 1ndsc AMI
p,amSr MsnhaIran Kelly Richmond city Point aud
olk. with M and Pa-.caserS TO Q4 Gomi"n - CO.
S.et Ir ~ - 1 1ii I,,,il.o "a CO. ''- "
aer civ Of Macoa ocrsin savannah 2i2 days with
VIA inquiia days with salt to DIV gt PATTI ycsseto
f a3a2 FsS md aTqa % aa Va iS'an 'iE a
been day. north OF lattcra-, win strong e WI -,
Schr Nm II curry, Walton. ofand 10 days RON Nassau
rne following vessel! anchored below up to the
steamer city of Montreal gGg, IA d from Llyerpo9 Re-
ge? itH 100 nil east Of sandy Hoos passed Red Star
e steamer 6@anG r!st @ 2g 90 B jt. l'i 6oI eas
18Th, $50 to $40 do. several steamers bound east
rV'mc following vessels arveiy eserily' but were omit
steamer Cltyot Atlanta. lockwood. Charleston days
ar Professor NoiIcnssoid Nor Jcn-on Lisbon IS days
with iron corN"0od ETC. 10 ORDER vessel 20 FuncA Edye
Bank Teresa Itag. Russo Lena 81 1ays. with sulphur
BafS iorsy N5r Andersen Bahia a days, with sugar
HaFs hmeica i FsFssra ca!,.a 5iday' with sulphur
Ea2 soma Aust, Serccb smyrna SO days, with ucorco
roo, t@J NcAndr vessel to 2locoytch c. 49, ..,
ntsc to oder vessel to + II smith q Co.
IJi{ lone Of London, nymtN tl4iMDUCo 20 uAyS WIN
sugar t9 J. AoIsAo az - 50, 81, ~ I'' o.,
Brig Raven NaPh. roy Liberty Zee - az. l3 zen "a
days with .oSWO0d 10 htAdIu ~ w Nc'a' " 7psou -
spence - ,,....- ~, H.. s., -. 80,
Big Bertha P9Ii >"die' Opoio % "oy~' Win WIG e'
to hagrmcyer q Blinp 80 49,. 49,. 49,, ~. -,
sclr Annie Co.lut stroud |lo1t ootn I'a.u y IG va
Key Vest ~ if7 WIN "c'N NlA'o''' ''O1 ''0' "'''
w riiitfS q Kim Crowley Cedar Kess 10 days with
unber to Gorhnm Boarluan ,,,
Schr Coils v l,al"r smith, .'H > uays WIN I"l
Der Z o. hunter ~ NoN' '-''' 10 .it ~ wy a. -t,,
"cAr Cook Borden Lewis hTaus"c"' Ga days with
luup'rio Dodge .irl-' ~ ,o-, ia Iii, ,-.,-- o.
schg shannon. SAWYER, savannah JAW with lumber 10
sr-,-rr- Nm, A. sandy HOOK moderate NV; cloudy At
ON Isllud fresh W; clear.
a. ,F.rD
steamer Nl'''I'- .i'l .1tl ' t..'l.I ,' 49,
steamer srry' Fr, COOK Liverpool Via (ueeh7io"A-
Vernon IL brown H. 49,, ,t...., ,,. ,,....,.-,..
steamer t"plo hs, fatse.' LFeIP'o4 Via Od''uslo"A-
~ ,-,. ,-rl. civ .rr, Cove l-Arlel p Co.
steamer a-stls br. Hccht Vera cruz Bros
Strl,arr Erutrup berry Ro.t0u-H j. Dluock
eiarcr s,orfo * Laws philadelphia CLYDE & Co.
Taa,IP sf,ry tn2 li,r, DggveI cave Town, CCH-W II
1,5.sT.1n A. gr1
Rank Imt.l Burgess Alicante. @po.n-B NttCalf & co.
Task Golden Fleece. Armstrong, Geol-cto"u Den-H
II."1il'-r" sons ,.,...,.. ,.,.. -..i.. r.....,u.
Oa,rin Is q.
so .,..,,.. ,....,, ..r.,... ~, =, ,,---,,
IIs , ..... i l VI, "a ,,.,,,i r. AIMS .ors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-18
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Eydh 1rcpUe Hofcl-Ex Governor Thomas Talbot
OF Massachuses Baron Beiclrode on Be,P rg ~
Tor powC CLAYTON OF Arkansas, and SandfnIu hg'
ottawa 80 Nsr York H0tel-fOneressman H. -: MonrI "
Mississippi 81 James Hofei-Scnaior Jonn - 'T'r
Nrvada Grand ITOiei-Gcncra George W. MeVy, U, -"
and George H. WntrOus. Of Newlayen Hn" Xagd nj
Crnr,aI T. Donaldson Of Baltimore. and IT, Is huy ~"
Del ~ Union square HOfeL - captain ianh' ol w
steamship city 81 Montreal 81 Nrhotas .G,r 49,, ~.
cate Of Baltimore. A0gmaH HOuSe->trcAlahd hhe''S
4I.fuI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-18
ARTIST or GENER1L CARR.

SAN FRANcIsCO, Jan ia Tucson dispatch
SAYS: General Carr has been placed under by
order Of the President The cause has not been asccr
tanned but IL Is reported upon good authority that this
action taken account Of certain facts brought out
M the reeant trial OF the Indian sc0uts."s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-18

Barrett before whom the motion to vaGate the
order of arrest was argued reserved his decision,
but expressed his regret that he could not ueclIo
against both parties to the suit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-18
MARINE IyTELLIGENCE

MINIATURES ALMANAC
TO-DAY.
7.oI GIL clock "a IT,. 1Om.4Ss
sun sets.. jOI Moon soutAs HOO noonsagc, daysZo
HIGH WATER rO-DAY-A H.
sandy Hook. G.2s Gov. Island SID Zen GIte..IVU4
HIGH WATER TO-DAY-P. "
sandy Hook. GJO Cav. Island. 81 Hen 6ate...4V<
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-18
NETWORK, JANUARY, 1852.

THE Sun for 1881 consumed four million one
hundred and nincty-four thousand three hundred
and ninety-one 4,19439u pounds Of printing pa
per in its Daily Sunday and Weekly editions.
This IS equal to sixty million seven hundred and
seventy-two thousand six hundred and seventy
seven 80, ~, G77l copies Of the daily size.
The actual circulation for the past year was:
DAILY
SUNDAY. 7,O37G0f
WEEKLY 3fSs,15l
This gives for each day in the year the following
average;
COPIES OB THE DAILY EDITTON..12GS4
COPIES OF TIE SUNDAY EDITION 1899
COPIES OF THE WEEKLY EDITION. 61,213
THE Sun has advertising space to SELL In tho
Daily and Sunday editions its price for ordinary
advcr isemcnt Is 40 cents per agate line. Preferred
positions and displayed matter from 80 cents 70
So 90 per line In the Weekly 80 cents an agate
line Of space; no extra charge for display. Prefer
red positions 20 cents to s. per line.
At this price advertising in The several editions Of
TIE Sun Is cheaper than its publisher has ever
been able to obtain in any other medium, and lie
has spent hundreds Of thousands Of dollars in
making known TIE Sun, and the advantages it
offers 20 The business community.
THE Sun is published every day In the year al
Nos. 1876, 16S and 40 Nassau street, Ncw-York
City. ,...o.-.,.,.
Publisher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-18

Slpalomce 20 broadway. Conulia,on days nday Tues
day and saturday. book with MI -
send 100 ~ "''o VIM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-18

Thousands of ladies to-day cherish grateful
OF ne help derived from tho Lydia r
male complaints send 10 Mrs Lydia T. PinKLam ggs West
crnave, Lynn, Mass. for pamphlets. Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-18

THE PUREST PREPARED Mix.
AMI the choicest cereals rendered easily soub and ags.
9e by Infants and invalids are combined In Anglo wis.
MIX Food. wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-18

LUNDBORG's PERFUME,
Marcchal Mel Rose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-18

Alderman Roosevelt yesterday offered 10 the
Board the draft of ordinance tO prevent Oh-Tuc-
tons in Broadway below lihy-unth-st. IL pro-
yIdc- that the Commissioner OF Public Norha shall
cause thorough examination of broadway 10 he
made, and ascertain IN the case Of buildings now
being erected whether they enCrOach ON the side
walk. and direct the owners to remove them within
five days such other time the Commissioner of
Public Works may grant. The owners shall DO liza
bic 10 penalty Of $40 day for such time as they
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-06-17
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY
CONNECTIONS

AtHAGEIsTowN. Nd. with The wes,srn N,,,.
land \ i tom Ell imorn, Fre5lrlel. Er,,,';.
burg. Gotiyscurg. Pm Nor. Wavr,.b..r n' p,
and yOintS Q" :ac ". ". Z. x arc E.-arlrs
With the Cumberland V,'l.yR L. irom H.
risburc, Carlisle, Sill p,0.hurg. Claub,5sbrr,
Norcershu'c, MartrsNurg aLG gO.a.s or he T.
V. Il. Il. and Branches.
Also from ril-tnrg and tho Yves; AID No-,,.
West and from Bo't'r, New YorS, PallsielrlI,
am from a., North ard Fist.
At SHENANDOAH JUNIrf,N. with the R,ls-
more ana Oalo T. X i-'m Washington. n e.
and points on t6o r. d q. L. l. and Branches,
Al ROTCEVlLLF. Win stage 10 Winchester ".
At RIvEKTUN, With tie MtusSsss pl,l.iau Of
The Virginia Midland Ry i,on Alrxsrdfia and
s,ra.bUTr, aud points oa he V. y. Ry. MAN.
DIV
A. wAYNrsDrRo, "a. With the Chesapeake and
Ou!o ~. .Dr Richmond. Lvn,baup Junction
Stanton, Huntington. Ashland GuI points On
the {. < q. ~. and Branches.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-06-17
- AHAaAs
EXCET STOP
q 1G 90 a.. - I- -

No. &c, 5000: No. Il, so. so: No. %,
$3.50: No. p, $500; No. y, $3.50 No.
%G, $500; No. 81, $3.50; No. %, $500;
No. 90, $500.
Prices q9oted on application and repairs
furnised for all patterns of Stoves.
Returning thanks for the liberal patron
age OF the past hope TO merit ,ontInu-
ance. III. c. MARTEk.
Feb. 5, 1891. IL
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-06-17

GREAT bargains in Black Sill; Al Sl.C0
" worth $1.25 at
WELSUANS'.
S,PLENDID stock OF Lawns very cheap
~ WELSHANS'.
GREAT bargains in Towels ana Napkins
" at NELSiiANo'.
TO every purchaser OF Hat or Bonnet
! we give a handsome Fiacque. Gail and
sep them. WLLSHAES.
HTR stock of Millinery goods i the lar
II gest and prices us low rs the same
quality of goods can he purchased for any
market. No trouble TO SHOW goods.
WELSUANS.
UAYT'S and Lnndborg's Cologne, the
II best in the market. Fry them.
WELSHAES.
BARGAINS IN Lace Curtains ut
y WELoIIANS'.
May j II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-06-17
Western Maryland R.R.

Take Eject srul y. Dec ], 1851.
lBal;imcgc Time
LEAVE UhGERSTOWN.
100 4. ". Acco. Tor Shippcn,burg duo
n 800 4. ".
500 :. u. Exprc-s-arriye at Balu-
more boa. y.
lO.25A. ". Accommodation FOR Ship
pcn-Lurg. PA, due At 1850.
I.40 An. Mail Tor Willam-port, due
l2.0OM.
40 Z. n. Mail-arrivinga at baltimore
$50 Z. NJ.
Gas 7. u. Accommodation for Ship
pcusJurg. pa., due $40 pm.
Esp. II. Expire, for Niliiam'pof1
due sop. 81
ARRIVE AT HAGEEAIoNN.
500 \. VI. EXprcss leaving Williams
port ~ 40 4. II.
900 4. VI. Acco. leaving ~hippcn'buIg
Pa, NJ GO -. In.
lI.40 A. ". Mail-lcayins Baltimore"
7.lja. ~.
$50 =. ". Mail leaving Williamspor' NJ
2l0P. ".
.. 70 =. NJ. Accom-. leaving SA!ppens-
burg At ] 20 +. NJ.
5.45 i. NJ. Acco. leaving SEippcHsburg
NJ $40 =. ~.
1855 L. NJ. Through passenger--Iea'e
Baltimore 90 j.. NJ.
i. NJ. HOOD.
General Manager.
j. II. GRISWOLD, Gen1 Ticket hg !,
Dec 10 1851
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-06-17
NEW YORK, CHICAGO, BALTIMORE,
or any other city.
Important Considera-
tons,

sll tending to CHEAPEN TIE COM
MODITiES OF LIFE, and brought solely
about by the establishment il your midst
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-06-17

7 INVITE the especial attention ot all
persons in need OF COOKING STOVES
to the following list of necessary Furni-
turc which ! give with each stove, and
which guarantee 10 be first class IN cv-
cry respect-.l wash Boiler, ] Coffee
Boiir, J Sauce Pan and Lid. ] Iron Tea
Kettle, Iron Pots, Pot Lids, Long
Gridilc. Skillet, sheet Iron Pans,
lid Litter, Poker, ! stove Scraper, 3
Joints Of Pipe and Elbow ] Large
Tin Bucket. Bread Pan, ! Calender.
Wash Basin, Pudding Pans, G Patty
Pans. y Pie Plates. ] MIX StraiBer,
Mix Skinner, Plain Ladle, Pierced
Ladle, ] soup L1dle, Iron Spoon. Cake
Turner. Egg Whip. Pie Crimpcr and
Trimmer. ] Fancy Tea Pot, , Sad Irons,
Tea Pot Stand. Sad Iron Stand. Pep
per Box. ! Nutmeg Crater, Candle Stick,
Cake Mould, Tin Cups, Dipper,
Biscuit Gutter. Rolling Pin, Potato
Washer. ] Butcher Knife, Knives and
Forks worth 81 % per set, 6 Albata Table
Spoons. 6 Albata Tea Spoons. Coal Sho-
vel. Flesh Fork, 3 Jelly Cake Pans,
pound of Stove Polish.
sell the Celebrated Excelsior Cooking
Stoves at the following prices. / will de-
liver Stoves and Furniture free Of freight
in Bridgeport, Nd, at any station on the
S.V. u. X, also at any station on the 3.
d o. l.. X. a. far west Is Cumberland or
south 10 Stanton.