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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-03
FOREIGN AND Do MkSTlC
NARDW ARE.

BELIEVING that we have one OF the larE's'
ID and best selected assortment5 Of this class
Of Goods ever 10 this Nalley-and lhat VIC
possess advantages which enable Us TO sell "a
low as the Wholesale Houses Of Baltimore " I
therefore respectfully solicit your orders anu
hope by d:ligent attention to the requirements
of the Trade 10 merit continuance OF your
patronage. Cur stock consists OF
IMPORTED IND .lMERIC.lN CUTLERY
Door Plate Scrtr Chest, Trunk md Pad Locks
Strap, Hook, Butt, Shutter and Hinges ScTs9S !;
Screlc Sp, ing and Chain Bolts. Files, haSps'
Braces and Bits, .luguy, Ckiseis, Lerels, Planes
Berels Rules, Cross Cut, Hand, Hood, COM
pass and Whip Suc5, Haichets, Hammers, 1895
.irts, Compasses, and Boring Machine 'l"r'H'
Sledges. Beilotcs, Scrttc Plates, Uses. l"e ge"-
ders, Screic Urenches, Drartng hEtrtS, JaeE
Scracs, Forks, ShOreis, Chains, Hames, hahss'
B,iar and Grain Scgthes, MI Scoops, 'hait0GSS;
Picks Hoes, Bride Bits, Buckles, Rings, faa
Trees Turrfts, Post Hooks, Ornaments, SpWS'
CIrJs, Coffin Trimmings and CaJi"d HGra-
,care IrCrels, Pulieys Tape Lines, PUNCHES
Lasts and Shoe Findings Nails, Spikes, Horse
and Mule Shoes and Nails; also Iron ct all KINDS J
Broopls. BRUSHES and Cordage.
Thankful for past layors, we respectfully
solicit order, for the above named goods
DAVID HU.IPHRElS 4 co.
February IL, 1861
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SundrieS and Notions,

Pepper, Spices, Mace, Ginger, Cloves, Tu-
ncric, Nutmeg, Cinnamon, Mustard, Barley,
Rice Flour, Sage, Corn Starch, Gelarne, Veg
Gable Extracts, Essences, &c, SC. Cocoaln"
and Coco Cream for the hair, Sozodont ior the
,eelr Hair Dyes, lair Brushes, Tooth Brush
es, Combs, Penknives, Pencils, Fens, Ink, Pa
per and Envelopes, Poumc ra'es, Sail Bushes
Blackeniug Brushes, IndeIllble Inks, Vegetable
Dyes for colorng silks, DC
In word, any thing that is usually found in
Drug Store; all of which will be sold low for
cpsh. Call and examine my stock.
~ L. Z. BURkHART,
Enlles's Corner.
Shepherdsiown, April -, 1867. II
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NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
WHEELING, WEST Va.

NullUNuu lBIUuuN Ul UCMI AH 3,
WHEELING, WEST Va.
CAPITAL, 100000.
Oice, &c Monroe ST next door to lst Nat Bank.
OFFICERS.
Geo X. Wheat, Prc~t. James Mckinney. T.
John Bishop, Secretary.
Chas. Wallace, State Agcni for W. Va and Md
John +. Wilson, Geo. h. Wheat,
Jas. c. Or, Sam' Harper,
John 4. Armstrong, james MsCluucy,
4. c. Quarter, Norgan L. Ot,
George Adams.
REFERENcEs.
S Brady, Cash. MERCHANT, Nat. Bank Wheeling
List Morrison s. 60 Wholesale Grooers,
Pryor, Hundian s. Go. -
Michael Reilly,
SIC CIsilan Il kn7r. Boot aud Shoe House,
Nc Cabs, Krajl & Go. Druggists,
@ " Fran=hrin y Go. Wholesale Liquors d"
HInship Hoods Il Go. Quceu>ware,
L,tris Baker, Publisher Register,
+ c Metre, Motions
CampbcH F,e,r s. Go. Pubs. lntcll.g,ncer, 4"
on, Son Il Co. Hardware,
J F. Snrds Cashier 1T Net. Bank, Fairmort.
x Z. Cameo, vyts't Nat ~. Bank. Weston.
Cop; John ,NcLnre Jr. Wheeling.
%. +. HARRISON, Snr2icrlslown,
Agent for Jefferson County,
April 20. 1867 "
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SPRING STYLES.
Merchant Tailoring !

Merchant tailoring
&5 THE Undersigned beg leave
.Tg 10 inform their friends and the
N public al large, that they have
-AIAA just returned from the Eastern
NrN markets with a choice and
well selected stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
TO which they invite the attention OF their
customers and the pu0lc generally.
Our stock consists, in part, Of Mulber-
ry, Brown, Olive and ClareI coIored
French Cloths /; all kinds Of Black and
Fancy Cassimeres Yesrings, and every
article usually found in Merchant Tail
oring establishment, which we will make
up TO order, or sell by the yard cheap for
Cash. Also fine stock Of Spring and
Summer
Ready-Made Clothing,
Umbrellas, Paper Collars, SusPenders,
Twilled cotton Drawers, very cheap
Shirts, Notions, &C., &c., all OF which
will be disposed Of on reasonable terms.
We desire call from the public, feeling
assured that we can supply the wants Of
all in the clothing line.
GS Thankful for pas, favors, we re-
specially ask continuance Of the same.
RightStine s HumriCkhOuSe.
Shepherdsown, April 81, 1867. #
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-03

.4CLEAR. SMOOTH SKIN and BE.4UTE
Full CONPLENIONfo follows the use OF Helm-
Jold's Concentrated Ertract SGrSGpariiid.
1t removes black spots, pimples and all erup-
ions Of the skin.
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WILLIAM A. CHAPLINE
HAS THE
CHEAPEST GOODS IN TOWN.!

~ THE undersigned respect
~<A-> fully informs the Public that
he has Just returned from the Eastern
marke, with full AMI complete stock Of
Spring and Summer Goods, which he
proposes 10 sell TO his old customers and
any one else who may give him call at
greatly reduced prices.
His stock consists OF Domestic and
Fancy
ID II Y G. o D ID $,
and Dress Goods, of all descriptions, such
as Dress Silks, Delanes, MeriDos, Cash.
ueres, Calicoes, Muslins, Co:sels, Hoop
Skirts for Ladies and Misses, Hosiery.
Gloves, Embroidery, Trimmings, and
Fancy Articles. Also Gents Furnishing
Goods, Cloths, CAssimers, Cassineus,
Tweeds, and Full Linsey.
BOOTS, Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Gloves, Suspenders, Hand
kcrchiels, Pocket Books, &C., including
Groceries, and Quecnsware,
A largs assortment Of CarPeling and Oil
Cloths. Also, a large assortment Of
School Books, and many other articles.
O., Persons in quest Of Bargains will
please give me call, as ] am determined
10 sell cheap for CASH.
o. WOOL, and all kinds Of COUN
TRY PRODUCE taken in exchange
for Goods, al market rates.
w. A. CHAPLINE.
ShepherdsIown, April -, 1867. #
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-03
STONEBRAKER'S
GREAT COUGH REMEDY,
VEGETABLE
COUGH SYRUP

For the Rapid Cure of Coughs, Colds, IloarsenesS,
Group, Whooping Cough, Asthma, Difficulty
Of Breathing, Splitting OF Blood, First
Stages Of Consumption, Soreness Of
the Throat, and all Affections
of the Pulmonary Organs.
This Syrup is an invaluable remedy for the allie
Walton and cure of Pulmonary Diseases. 1t Is
prompt in its action, pleasant to the taste and from
its extreme mdness is peculiarly applicable TO tie
use of children and persons in delicate health. As
an anodyne expectorant it will always be found TO
be beneficial, by aIleviating and arrestiug the Sc
vercst spells G coughing distressing 10 the patient
The afflicted can rely upon its doing as much, "
more than any other remedy in soothing the nerves,
facilitating cxpectoration. and healing the Diseased
Lungs, thus striking at the root OF all diseases and
graduating it from the system.
All we ask is trial of this preparation, as it mas
no equal in its Effects and fails to give entire
satisfaction to all who use it. We warrant it in
all cases or the money refunded.
Try it--only 25 and so Cents a Bottle.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-31

IHE Crops IN ALABAMA. Tho Sci
ma Times has a correspondent who
speaks encouraginSlv of the prospect
for 4 crop III Central Alabama. The
planters have their lands Ill bcddcd
up, and III condition. OF very nearly
so. to receive the cotton seed. when
the time comes. They commenced
very generally . plant corn last Mon
day,
At q negro meeting in Brooklyn.
New York, Rev Mr.. Williams 'co-
lorcd) delivered q speech dcnuncia-
tory O the Republican leaders in THIS
country. The speaker called them
hvvpocritos, and said they acted to-
wards the black man like sneaking
thieves
The Assistant-C Comptroller Of Con
nccticut says he did not pay the bill
against the State. for S3225. Il. for
whiskey, lemons. &c. Here is repu-
d!ation for yon.
The legal pay OF the members OF
the Illinois Legislature amounted to
so to each for the last session. Per
I,isitcs voted brought the amount
actually received by each uD to $50.
The Boston papers report a general
feeling Of diStrust III banking circles.
since the Irregularities disclosed hv
the recent failures tcnd to east an air
@. suspicion over the whole business.
We arc to have an auti-crucltv-to-
animals society hero IN philal~!nhia
Men WHO rlaEr hrlSt. ... ,}.,v,..,l, l,.,s,
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What !, Missionary says.

The Rochester Inio1 has had a call
nom Z gentleman who has recently
returned from q tour through the
South, where he has been preaching
iircolcy's doctrine OF universal Suf-
rage and universal amnesty. lie
ewes The assistance o. his experience
acre j.. the following communication:
ROCHESTER,, March $. 1SG7.
-SiEs~!;s EpIroHs: During the past
Arca months il has fallnn 10 ny lot
% visit Baltimore, Norfolk, l;ich-
@ond. Petersburg. talc;@ll. Char
-ottc, Columbia. Charleston. Augusta.
lt!anta, Montgomery. Mobile. New
Orleans. Jackson, Memphis. Louis
vI!c, Frankfort and other places
preaching the Gospel to all colors.
visiting schools, scminarics ana col
ieGcs, and convorsing with the leading
minds of tie South in favor of uni
7ersal amnesty and universal suffrage.
The railroads have passed me
trcely; the hotels have cntertainelm me
without charge.
Governor Vance wrote me a letter
% railroad agent; Gen. Bcaurcgard
passed me over his line: Mayor Mon
roe extended me the hospitalities Of
MS home and supplied me with
money for my necessities.
Mr. Monroe cxpends more than
ms salary IN benevolencc, and about
:o"r Thousand souls are dependent
1pen his employment for daily bread.
was permitted to make q speech
II the North Carolina Lcgislature
Immediately after adionrnment. ana
:eproved them for rejecting the con
stltutlonal amendment. [ heard but
two men express a desire for more
lighting. They have sworn to SUP
port the Constitution, but not to
amend it. They will endure what is
put upon them, and prefer anything
20 the present state Of uncertainty.
1helr condition is drcadfll-hcaps
oI ruins in their cities, railroads ont
81 repair, fare five to ten cents Il mile.
famine prices, poverty, penury, sheer
starvation, and lack of confidence
between the negro and white man.
"P.'ti43o ''H'i I'iiutcr, man ana man.
States and the Government.
National concerns are almost for
gotten in domestic distress-Lecis-
latures trying to pass stay laws and
bankrupt bllls-men fearing to lend
Today lest it become unlawful to col
lect to-morrow-cotton tax three
cents per pound-last years failure a
oar to this years planting, and the
negro suffrage down to justices of
The peace.
They sinned when they took ND
arms; they surrendered when they
and them down.
Would to God that the destinies of
TINS Republic were entrusted into the
nands OF the people Of the Republic.
Would to God that every man. white
and black, North and South, mi chit be
permitted to exercise his God given
right of self-governmcnt and public
irotectionl
"Shall the sword devour foreyer2
Anow You not that it will be bitter
less IL the latter cnd?"
MISSIONARY.
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HAMS! HAMS:

'VNWO HUNDRED Sugar-cmcd Hams.
Z jus, received. and Tor sale az atTWIlNVY
CENTS per pound by
March J. X T. Il. .AGNEW.
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MISSIONARY.

noNiIHLE MURDER IN MAINE. Geo.
Hoiie' an motlensive man, aged thirty
iiFe years, was murdered, on Sunday
morning, IN the Williams House. in
falmonth, by Eben Williams, aged
1"ehty-one years, who shot him
through the heart with rifle. and
men men cut OF his head with an axe.
"lillams was an imbecilc, but being
supposed harmless, was allowed to
occupy tie house with Rolfc, who
vas paupcr, as his servant. VII
-iamS went to the house of his guard
IAN IN the afternoon, and stated olce-
laily what he had done. The BODY
vas found laid out, as if for burial
and the head in pail Of water.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-31

Mr. Stevens is always a forcible
speaker, but unless the Democrats
shall again rally in solid column to
his support, as they did when he advo-
Gated the reconstruction bill, he is,not
likely to have much success in urging
contiscation. .-Netc Iork TliLlAae.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-31

OF YOUTH AND EARLY MANHOOD.


Howard Association Fssavs ~, ,to .,,,,.
sio:osv Of the passions and tho ,,.ror.
abuses and diseases pccnliar to Tho frs+
age Of man. with report. on new n,otbods
OF treatment cmplovel in this institution
Sent IN sealed le+ror o,,vo,orc. froo ~
charge. Address pY + sE1rT1T
HOUGHTOE. Howard ,ssoc;q-io, p,,;,.
dolphia, Pa. Jan1 ana
1I,E:rU,7. so>sr,o,r,nx ,,an.
.,. ,.,.,..,.,' "N-'|o "
{" hffECT i CEHT-iIN .lND PER
i!tNENT CURE. some occuuations of
IN. ,,ra-l;.,,,,,.
=, ~ ''s'', o4'cSS, cNl'eel"Hy
'A"S' WIG" allow but little exercise. Per-
sons Who cum;ruc: this unfortunate haI,it
az l,jv .,,da,. .,,i, ..ir,,,,,,.,,,,
= : ''''i = '''-i0''f "Ii4'il
"',S''I% ~ fciieVcd p changing Jhn.r
s"GeA5@rT ,&mloy:ncnts 1or others ~ \
..lo..,.;.v.. li,,]. h,t ~. !. ;.,,n ,.......
,,.... n
'"''' 'i"''''' ''."I e''lS f""'i'i IS / ''EE
"3S;Ma'r disorder All the ord:i,a@y su-
called rnu",.ius :,.vartai,iv a.,.,ra,-at. /,
-
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\ Hartford "onn.) woman is said
- nave whipl, her little son nearly
10 death, last K, because he played
5ruant: and " . he was lying sense
less, logged ano her son in the most
brutal manner for the same offence.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE FRANKLIN BRICK MA

CHINE justly celebrated trr pertcc; SIM
plicity, great sirenSth al.d immense COM
pressing noNe:. is guaranteed with eight
men anI ~" horses. to scli-;cmpcr Tie
clay and MAKE 3.ooo 10 $500 clc2an, bricks
per he"r. J. II. HENIcK, rrorr;o5or g..
4 !;roadway, Sew York, Noola -
Irh :I,no
aH1IFZcIAh EyEs.-Al;r!iIcfA!
HUMAN EYES made 20 order and inserted.
by Drs. I. EAJCE anGp. GOCGELN.lNN.
formerly employed by BoisSonncau, Paris,
No. 300 broadway, New York. Oct II tx
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BATCHELoR'S HAIR DYE.-rhi,

splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
The only h"e and pe'Ject Dye harmless,
reliable, instantaneous. no disanpoint-
ment. No ridiculous tints. Natural black
or brown. Remedies the i'll effects of bad
dyes. InviGorates the hair, leaving il soft
and beautiful. The genuine is signed W.
lidn' 4. Eatc',e'ol-. All others are mere
mutations. and should be avoided Sold
by all druggists and perfun!crs. Factory
ST barclay street. New York. Es Beware
ol Il counterfeit Dec II "
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%. Two thousand sets Slvcr-p!atcd
Tea SY"on-. - G.olU
- Two thousand Cali E"u~ Napkin
hinss, &C., S3........... I'LL. G,oo0
ne balance consists Of tLo following
articles:
Musical instruments.
Music Boxes,
Ladies' Work Boxes.
laGi,s and Gents Gloves
ADDS and Gents Riding Whips
Opera Glasses,
01nice and rarlor Furniture,
Writing Dcsns.
black Walnut Frames,
EnSravings, &c, &c.
Tho whole Amounting to an aggregate OF
300 600 NnlnnillD liltt.
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n ~o,,, ,,,,,,on...-, -,,.,..7,
word t. tr aio%, aJr,S. ~, - : !. j. 7;-,!r
p.esl g '.iS :,'.' ", 1i'j pgg, = m%ToT< amd
i ! ,'mIy ,-a' ''u2i "tici
tI"rl "r ~, ~ %, S''a an a:dEr"S n%torr
r @ r!y pom i'taf"5r, tha h,, fM,35 n =" S;r9n%ly
wh m, r'' '',i,';', a.G l,',l%tlf ,NtfH
tionai at,tmpt 10 avin , ib =, saH 'Mis caMI a,,i
ton of Great nnn,nr. ~ Nc s"1l G9il'
rendered thus by the trih 81 ihj ~ t9nren thri
whir} We ''" havoS .I ,.ie leI i'it var tilro1Sh
whataye me niay maN6 Iappa pasIe" Tra And as5nFedy
litiral vir,rs tf MI. a',I .it~ irla'Nf po-
l.s,I an nust a,,, - ;ill, ~ r.
refcrad II to sI c"Yl agto nat nI ["a, the eaTen
have had any onruc, luI !, '1m$ PuSslnililH
thni, ,lr''lo't 49, "t'I III n'ihSin3 apoC'
chav 9h "n@ I" ali nff ner"nnI 1"5a1 e. %1sftT for the
Of poitca o,tininn TN" "'.JJ>1F ..Itn. sia"G ami
Srbnni" ,y%;,l llr. ,i'ii,. ~ hnc llo1'c ana
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Plan OF DRAINING.

Duplicate numbers, from 1 to 500, 900,
are placed III Il wheel: the first numbc,..
when drawn out, draws the highest or first
gift; the second numbcr, when drawn out,
the next highest or second Silt, &c., until
the whole number is drawn.
The distribution will take place after tho
Concert, where G,00O persons can witness
it. committee Will be chosen from the
audience to take charge Of the same.
All agents and purchasers will be sup
pIled with correct list of the awards as
soon rs published.
HOW TO OBTAIN TICKETs.
tickets VIII be supplied to all BooIlseli-
crs, Druggists, Music Dealers, &c, where
they can be obtained at :l each, or in
quantities at club rates
Circulars, containing full instructions
and terms to agents, VIII hc mailed upon
receipt OF a stamp for return postage
Orders may be sent to Us enclosi1r Tho
money, from 81 to SD in registered let
ter, stamp enclosed, at our risk. Larger
amounts by post Office order. draft or ,.y-
press, al the following club rates:
Tickets - one address. . 70
~ licNctS 20 one address. q On
20 Tickets To one address .... = &c
~ llekcts to one address, :: 90
Ihc names Of tho agents vii! he nul-
| iishcd from til" Central Office.
!cActs Viii bc supplied to agents at j.
per cent. discount.
sioHS Of the Internal revenue Iar lis
honor, tie tomm:ss;u.crol lmtrr:.aI !;eve. 20
nl!r haS, upon due proof granted a per
hi; % thn Southern Ornllal's Association
to ho!H lis CITE Concert oxc.nnt from All
| cil;rSrss, NArthcr from the special tax or
o'htr dU5y, ~ respect t. such G.lt Com
cert.
TAis : Q protection 20 nj! agents. and
eSNcmpt~ thrm from any ana al! lialiliIv f5r
license, tax or otherwise.
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TO WOOD CONTRACTORS.

l!il CLEI.k'S : UFTICI,
COLUMBIA, March %, 1867.
DROPOSAI.S viii be received bv the Citv
i Council for furnishing 200 CORDS
best quality Long Leaf PINE WOOD. to be
delivered and corded at the Water Works
Dds VIII be left At this Office on or before
tuesday, April ,. By orleruf the Council
j. 5. MCMAHON, City Clerk
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-31

> NHDS. MCSCOyADC
MOI ASSES ncn- crop.
- bh!s. do. do.
30 " Mu-covado SUGAR.
10 " Extra c :.
Crl.Iel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-28

JUST ARRIvKD-We notice another arrival
ct Charles Gauter's OF very considerable
reinforcement Of his stock OF "Oabinet."
"Family Nectar" and "Old Monongohela
Rye" the three great favorite brands of w his
Ky; and also lot of his distinguished "Im.
perial Cabinet" which latter he is offering at
only sic dollars per gallon. whilst itGeq ual
cannot be obtained at less than eight 0ollars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-28

YOUNG GENTLEMEN, we see, like "Ephraim,
joined to bis idols" are bent on taking ad want
age OF the hattering barR aims and great induce.
meHts offered at liable & Cos, 46S Pennsyl.
vania avenue. under u. S. Hotel. This is
wise step, for the finest fabrics are handsomely
shaped into ready made clothes, and gents
furnishing goods OF 'ssought.after' styles
and superior qualities are there at the dispo.
sal OF gentlemen, boys, and youths.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-28

every evening.
THE BANKRUPTCY CoURr.-This court es-
taoHsheu under the act of last Congress,
known as the bankrupt law, of which MI j.
Sayies Brown is register, is now in session
carly, and as 1t appears that many miscon-
suus the law, 1t may not be amiss fer us to
publish the following: The law is for the pur.
pose or giving an honest debtor, who is unable
10 Shquidate the claims against him, every
reasonable facility for obtaining discharge
from his debts if he is willing to surrender his
property for the benefit OF his creditors-that
is, all he owns not exempt by law To claim
the benefits of the act the petitioner must
have resided or carried on business in the
District for six months Immediately preceding
the date OF fling the petition, and his debts
worth Of property is exempted, and under an.
other act $500 worth OF property is also ex-
'empt, both OF which exemptions q bankrupt
may avail himself of. In cases where there
is 10 property above what is exempted, and
creditors do not come forward to oppose the
proceedings, the petitioner may, in sixty DAYS
from me cemmencement OF the case, apply for
his discharge, and where there are assets and
dividends he may do SO after six months.
Ii is generally supposed that the costs in
these cases are heavy, but whatever may be
said in regard to costs in other portions of the
country, the costs in this District are light, in
but few cases running up to $50, and In the
The law authorizes the register to receive
deposit Of $50 for costs, but as that officer is
disposed to conduct the business as economi-
Cally as possible, he is requiring but $50 de.
post in cases where there are no assets. It
should be remembered that under the pro.
visions of the law, after one year from the date
of its passage no one can obtain q discharge
from his debts whose estate will not pay fifty
cents on the dollar unless all his creditors con.
sent to his discharge. tits generally supposed
that many now in the District needs the ben.
efts OF tins act, but comparatively few have
commenced proceedip gs, being deferred doubt.
less, by delicate motines. Mr.. Brown has es-
tsblished his once In the upper story of the
east wing OF the City Hall, where he can be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-28

FINE BLACK SACK COATS, from eight to
twelve dollars; fine black Pants and Vests, ten
dollars Harris mixed Cass Suits, from fifteen
to twenty dollars. at Smiths Great Central
Clothing House, 460 9TH ST., opposite the Post
Office. 9,71:
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RUNAwAY-Yesterday evening. about five
O'CLOCK, span OF black horses attached to q
light carriage, the property OF DR.. Phillips.
while standing in front Of his door, corner of
18TH and streets, became frightened at one OF
the new street cars, and immed ately turned
around the corner, and dashed at q furious
rate mp F street. The driver James Ralph,
when he saw the horses starting. sprang and
caught the rear one by the bride but the
horses dragged him around the corner, when
the bride came of the horses head, and the
man was run over, sustaining q cut on the left
side OF his head, and several bruises on the
side and ribs, which. together, were very
painful. When near the Treasury Uepart-
ment the horses ran over q quantity Of stone
and iron. breaking the carriage badly, and
becoming detached from it, they continued up
10Th street and Vermont avenue stopping at
the Government stables on X street.
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AfTI.RHEUMATIC UNDER GARMENTS, Con-
sisting Of all Grades of Real FIannels. Our
from the Smallest to the Largest At A Saks
4 Co., 517 Seventh street, adjoining Bank.
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CITY ITEMS.

FRIENDS, ROMANS, FELLOW CoUNrRTMRN:
Buy your Clothing at Henning's One Price
Store. on the corner OF It'll street and Mary
land avenue.
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Union.
OLYMPIC.

The first niue of the Olympic Club, of wash
1ngton, will leave this city Tuesday afternoon
in the 4:3o p. m. train for Philadelphia, and
nesday, 2d: Quaker City, Thursday, Sd, at
Philadelphia; Keystone, Friday. 9TH, and Gam.
den, Saturday, 9Th, at Camden, New Jersey.
A match game of base ball between the first
mines of the Perseverance Base Ball Club, of
Washington, and the Monticello Club, of All.
sxandria. will be playe on the grounds Of the
Alexandria Base Ball Association this eve.
ming.
A match game of base ball played Thursday
afternoon, between the first n inc OF the Monu.
mental, OF Alexandria, and the Blue Star of
Washington. colored. ended in favor of the
former, by a score Of 80 to 9.