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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-26


THE PROPOSED MILITARY ORGANIZATION.
-Mr. Editor: As the principles actuatlng
the gentlemen who have taken the inltlatory
steps to organize an independent military
company In this District seem TO be In some
degree misunderstood, the following state
ment Of the true motives governing those
engaged In this undertaking Is, by direction
respectfully submitted for publication
While New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Boston and almost every city In tho Union
can boast OF their "crack" military organi-
zations, and on the other side Of the Allan
tic In every town they can speak with pride
OF their "volunteer corps" the almost total
absence OF anything Of that character In the
capital Of this great nation Is want as
widely known as 1t Is deeply felt. With q
view to remedy this defect In some measure
several Of our leading citizens, without re-
gard to political sentiment, among them our
worthy Mayor, are endeayoring to organize
"corps" similar to the old "New York
SEVENTH" the "City Troop" OF Philadelphia,
the "Albany Burgess Corps" the "Greys''
Of Cleveland, Ohio, the "Cadets" Of Boston,
&c., &C., and In pursuance Of this object
called public meeting on Friday evening
last at Union League Hall, when the subject
was fully discussed and the fact demon,
strated that the only active independent mill
tify OfBunlzitlon IN tuls uclty Is the butlei
Zouaves, (colored,) which organization re,
fleets credit on the colored citizens of the
| District.
To augment this Independent military force
1t Is proposed TO establish this battalion, 10
which the hundreds Of our citizens resident
here who arc ready and willing to join any
such movement may have IN opportunity OF
enrolling themselves, and prove,as many OF
them have before, their fidelity to their
country aud their love for the good old nag.
While many Of our most prominent citizens,
who are too far advanced In years or toe
much occupied with business pursuits to be.
come active members Of the organization
have In other ways promised their hearty
aid and SUPPORT, II Is to be hoped that oul
young men, without regard to party dlstinc'
tlon, will by their presence at Union League
Hall this evening eyince the warm interest
they take In the matter, and encourage
those who are endeayoring to foster the
formation Of the battalion.
CHARLES L. HULsE
Secretary committee on permanent organizs-
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joins A. BAKER, Louisiana avenue, near
the Central guard-hOusc, has everything IN
the way OF scales, from the most deliealo 10
the largest platform hay scales. 7ni Nv -
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Foa Undershirts and Drawers, at 80, 90,
10 and d, go to Franc q Goldman, No.
$40 Seventh street, between and streets,
aud Marble Hall, No. 45s Seventh street,
opposite Patent ONCE. ~ '. r. u
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Is 100000 francs.
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INDIANA REPUBLICAN AssooIATIoS.-Pur-
suant to a call, tho citizens Of Indiana tenn
porarily residing In Washington, DESTROYS
Of promoting the welfare OF the Republican
party at home, met at Union League Hall,
and elected Mr.. Z. NJ. Gibson temporary
chairman and Charles T. Murray secretary.
A committee, composed OF Messrs. w. II.
Goddard, J. II. Dufour, L. P. William, J.
II. Slime and Lee X. Woods, was appointed
to draft u constitution and bylaws and re-
port at tho next meeting; after which the
association adjourned.
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Throws PROM CAR.-Sergeant Walker.
OF the Fifth precinct, reports at the Central
guard-house that yesterday afternoon q man
named Finley, residing In Georgetown, who
appeared very much intoxicated, was thrown
by tho conductor from car No. 81 while
passing along tho Avenue, between Tlir-
teenth and Fourteenth streets. His face was
very much bruised. A hack was procured
and he was conveyed to his home by his
| friends. ~.
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tion.
wAsHissros, u. o., Nov. %, 1902.

The WoMEs's RIours MEETING To Mon.
row NIoHT.-As announced In the RuruB.
LicAs's report OF the proceedings or the
women's secret conclaye, held on wednes.
day, the veteran women's Fighters are deter.
mined to continue the campaign, and will
hold another meeting on Saturday night
when the contents Of the letter Of Mr.. Cross.
man, which was the cause OF so much dis.
cord on Wednesday, will probably be dis
closed The price OF admission to the show
has been fixed at % cents for gentlemen
Women and children (not boys) free.
TRUSKs AND HARsEss.-The establish,
ment Of Messrs. J. 3. Topham & Co., 900
Seventh, next to Odd Fellows Hall, still
maintains Its reputation for furnishing the
best trunks In the District Of Columbia,
The trunks are manufactured under the
prices lower than they can be purchased In
New York.
MEssRs. NOAH WALKER u Co. have Q
splendid assortment OF gentlemen's aud
boys clothing, TO which they Invite especia
attention. The congratulated reputation
OF this house is guarantee Of the quality o
their goods.
PIANo CovERs.-Messrs. Metzerott Il Co
have new lot Of plano covers, which
Will command the attention OF the ladies
and some elegant Steinway and other pianos
which arc Just the thing to use them on.
The Worklngmen's Protective Union No
/ meets at the Stevens school-house, Firs
ward, this evening to appoint delegates L
the National Convention, on the 9th of De
cember.
THE Coon FEIo ws.-A ldrIdge Lodge No
8, A. U, O.. Y, meets tonight for the pur
pose Of paying a maternal visit TO CapIto
Lodge NOT. A good time Is anticipated.
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Books TO De RAFrLRD.-A gentleman OF
rare literary ability, who Is about leaving
the city for the South and 10 unable to take
his books with him, has placed his rare col
lection at Miller & Norris restaurant, (Klo-
mans old stand,) on Seventh street, to be
ratlied on Saturday evening. The books are
now on exhibition, aud are worthy Of attcn-
tlon,
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MRs. BORN, at 3O3 D street, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets, can now &C
commodate few boarders at the reasonable
rates of $3.50 per week, or table board AT
$3.50.
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CUMhSs' EXTENSIVE SHOE EsTABIIsu-
MINT, Seventh street, seems to be the favor
lite resort OF purchasers In the shoe line, and
very naturally so from the fact that no other
establishment In the city presents so large
and desirable an assortment. The new
winter stock is by far much larger and even
more select than at any previous season,
thereby giving the large trade Of the house
and the public the greatest advantage. 1
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II AsfouSDs EVERYBODY that colorloss,
cloudless fluid. like spring water, should
revive Tho original tint In white, gray or
grizzled hair. Yet so Il Is. Phalon's Vita
liza or Salvation for the Hair Is Just such
duid, as limpid and as stainless, yet II far
cxceis every other dye or colorlng liquid
ever known In impartlng rich shades Of color
to gray hair. on FBa .H. II col
FoR ZINE WHITE SHIRTS and all the new
styles o. Linen Cuffs aud Collars, 20 to
Franc & Goldman, No. $40 Seventh street,
between d and streets, and TO the old
stand, marble Hall, No ass Seventh street,
opposi.s Patent ONCE. 'assisss, 4
FoR AN alternative, tonic and unparalleled
health restorcr for all ages and sexes, use
only "The Eureka Tonic Pills" See adver
tisement In another column.
so CuxxfSs' Doors AND sHoss,
BAT Seventh Street,
Next to Northern Market and X.
ovERcoATs '.a'
... for
10 .arxrLEhKx, Bors, AND CHILDREN.
's'yir A large assortment at
OAK Hall.
.., l.. D, BARBouR a Co.,
1 400 Seventh street, opposito r. O..
FoR TuE BEST and cheapest Gloves Of all
kinds and at all prices, 20 to Franc Il Gold
man, No. SIG Seventh street, between d
and Z streets, and Marble Hall, No. 45S
Seventh street, opposite Patent Office.
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~ STITCH IN TINE Is the saving Of nine"
Isl proverb that's well understood;
A nd the woTkmen all, at the great Oak Hall,
by their stitching the Proveib make good.
SOAK HALL" CLOTHING AND Customer
TAnoRIEG, 400 Seventh street, opposite post
once. ID. BARBOUR u Co., proprletors,
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''S SsbSRs e ~ 6i5H HE ppEss.

Ths nsny theus.nds cured q this institution
,ss ihs is.s sId ,ss
Witnessed BY tie reporters OF, The ',,sun," aud
many other papers. notices Of which apPested
again and again before the public, besides hi
Standing as gentleman Of character and responsi-
btlityy VA 81 nsient ggarspise Y the sfi,stea.
Persons writing hould be partieuisr in direct
iaEthslI letter. e b, in'ttS Sn ts th. following
Baltimore Lock Hospital,
iee-ly Baltimore. Maryland.
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Horse CovERs AND CARRIAGE RoBBs.-
Tho largest and best assortment In the city
OF genuine New Hampshire and other covers
for street and stable usei also, wooden and
fur carriage robes, at very low prices, at
]. s. Topham & Co.'s practical harness and
trunk mandatory, No. 900 Seventh street,
one door north OF Odd Fellows Hall.
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The UNION ACADEMY OF ART, LIrERATpRE
AND SCIENCE, recently established In this
city, is now busily engaged in organizing
their different departments, with = view to
entering upon the objects for which the
academy was established.
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SEVERE AocIDhSr.-Yesterday morning
while Mr.. W. W. Browning, who is EN-,
ployed by McClintock's Express Company,
was riding on the scat beside the driver OF
the express wagon, the horse ran down
Capitol Hill at q rapid speed, throwing Mr..
b. from his seat and breaking his LEFT leg
Just below the knee. The unfortunate man
was conveyed TO the drug store OF d. p.
sylyania avenue, where DIR. McWIlliams at
tended to the Injury, after which the injured
man was removed to the Washington House.
Mr.. d. resides In Baltimore, and his wife
has been telegraphed for.
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TRANSFER OF REAL EsTArs.-Messrs. J.
T. Coldwell q Co., auctioneers, sold yester.
day afternoon part Of lot No. %, In square
5l2, fronting on Fourth street west IA feet,
and running back 100 feet, improved by a
small brick house, for si,0G0. Gustayus
Gelsler, purchaser.
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HARNESS Of every style, made In the best
manner, Of durable material, at the Harness
and Saddlery Establishment Of the old and
experienced firm OF ]. 8. Topham 81 Co.,
No. 500 Seventh street, next 10 Odd Fellows
Hall The reputation OF these gentlemen
for furnishing the best harness and saddlery
Is well known to our citizens, and only re-
| Quires bare mention.
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The following resolution was adopted:
Resoirsd, That all applicants for positions
upon the police force who shall have passed
the customary examination, and their names
registered for appointment, shall be referred
to the Mayor and superintendent and captain
OF the force, who shall make dilIgent inquiry
as to their character, habits and associates,
and their report thereon to be flied with the
clerk OF tho board for reference when needed;
tion on the police force until reported upon
as above stated.
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PAYING OFF, DR.. J. r. Goodwin, dlsburs-
ing officer OF the Interior Department, has
fixed the time for paying of for November
as follows; Monday, Goth, sccrctary's office,
$50 to 10 u. M; Pension office, 10 to !;
Land Office, to $3.50. Tuesday, 30th, Patent
S. jail, to 1885, Miscellaneous, 1850 to $3.50
o'clock.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-15

rms is bad weather ior corn aud straw.
berries
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TRAyEL--Ths is an age of travel The
era for people Boosting morality on the
score of having never been twenty miles
from home in their lives, is numbered with
the fossils and humbugs Of the past, We
begin to find out that men who live five
hundred or two thousand miles away are
Just as good as we are, and in many cases
"a great deal better" They have as fine
houses, farms, horses, newspapers, and pref
ty women as we have, and like us, begin to
discover that there really is "some place like
home good ways of, and all they have to
90 to appreciate it, is to go and see for them.
selves If any of our readers think our re.
Elections premature, let them watch a few
trains whirling by on the c. r. /. & =. rail
road, crammed and jammed with travellers
from additionally tight.fsted New England
bound for the shores Of the Pacific in quest
Of gold, health, and IDEAS, three very i'm
portaut essentials in the enjoyment Of life,
and that they may obtain them all is our
cordial wish, as long as they read the ARGUS
as they 90 through, and drop few green.
backs on the way. Talk about al imperial
form Of government for building up sent
ment Of national pride Half dozen
quaking fabrics like Nopoeon's throne won't
compare with one railroad from ocean to
ocean.
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We Believe in Advertising.

The ARGUS office is the best in Western
Illinois.
1t is the most thoroughly managed, the
best equipped and appointed, aud has the
most skillful workmen money can procure.
We can do all manner of work in the
most expeditions manner.
We can print cards on double enamel,
pearl, antique, Bristol, or china, in gold,
silver, tnts or colors.
Our visiting and wedding cards com
mand universal admiration.
Our ball and invitation cards are typo.
graphical models.
Business cards, shipping cards, railroad
cards, stair cards, show cards, or any
other cards, done at the shortest notice.
Bill heads, checks, drafts. letter heads,
envelopes, statements, or bills of lading per.
tectly executed.
We do splendid poster work, of every de-
scription.
Lawyers briefs, catalogues, folders, price
lists, speeches or sermons, printed at the
ARGUS office are unexcelled
We print warranty deeds, mortgage deeds,
quit claim deeds tax sale deeds, bonds for
Deeds trust deeds, manufacture blank books,
and do any other kind of work that can be
ordered. dly.
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TO-Day's Advertisem'ts
For SALE.

PRIVATE SALE-One Of the most desir-
n able Farms in Coal Valley township, CON
tanning one hundred and twenty acres, well im-
proved, well wRtered and inclosed by good hedg-
es, on which Is largo two. story brick dwelling
house, with oil necessary out-buidings, sheds
and yards. Also an orobr u Of about one hun.
dred and fifty apple trees OF choice varieties, one
half " which are bearing. Shade trees, shrub
berry, and small fruit 4 large eistcrn and we'll.
Situated only three miles south Of Coal Valley
village, 0u the Coal Valley and Berlin road, and
quite convenient to churches aud schools. VIII
be sold between now and next November by pr-
waite sale-the purchaser TO pay one-hAlf the
purchase money down, and the balance on terms
to slit the purchaser
In uirc on the premises, or by mail Of the sub
scribe through the Coal Valley post-ofice, Rock
Island County, Illinois. -----...
JAMES DOMAIN.
Coal Valley, H., June l5-dwiw.
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MesiGrn Union RailrOad,
Mail Routes

CHICAGO AND EASTERN MAIL-arrivei at
$40 A. NJ. and J:55 r. Vi. Closes g;lb A. NJ.
and 9 20 =. NJ.
PORT BYROs MAIL-ua Wa'ertoWn, HAnp-
ton, Rapids City, Port Byron and Cord0yA, ar
rlvsS at s:55 A. NJ. Cioses4:5O =. NJ.
COAL VALLEY MAIL--tby care daily, leaves
between and a. NJ, returning at about B
p VI. Orion and Andoyer are supplied by
this route.
DAVENPORT, IOWA, MAIL-SrriveS at 1850 A.
NJ and gO6 ?. NJ. Closes At 6:lO A. M. and
500 7. NJ
ALRDO MAIL-viA Camden Mills, AndAlu-
sia, Eisington, Hamlet, Perrytou, Aledo, High
Point. New Boston, Keithsburg, OquaWkA, 10
O4uAwka Junction, tSagetoWnl, leaves daily
between , A. NJ, and arrives at $3.50 p, M.
Mai matter for Pleasant Ridge, HaaIitt, Buff
flD Prairie, Illinois City, Drury, Copper
Creek, aud MlIorsDurg, goes by this route.
| MONMOUTH MAIL-yA Presumption, susT,
Viola, North Henderson, Spring Grove, and
Riohland Grove % Monmouth, leaves Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at A. NJ,
AMI arrives Mondays, Wednesdays sud Fri
/ Jay at p. w. Centre Ridge is supplied
/ on fuagItya by this route.
| CENTRE RIDGE, yis Rural, once n week. Ar.
/ rvos Friday oyouink, a. o'clock, aud leaves
/ Saturday morning, A. O'Clock.
/ Office hours from 1:Io A. ". to 500 +. VI.
/ 5asJ- sunday, open from 3 10 10 AN.
v. 4. OsncnN, Post Master.
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BEST family -four at Warner Mills.
CITY COUNCIL.


Adjourned Meeting, June l4th, 1869
Present, his Houor the Mayor, and Alder.
men RosenIyld, Wol.euhaupt, Riley, Spen.
Ger, Huber and G.. ". Skinner.
The object Of the meeting having been
stated by the Mayor, the Clerk was ordered
to open aud canvass the poll books, under
the inspection of the council, of an election
held on the 9Th day of June, A. y. 1863, to
elect an Alderman to fill the vacancy occa.
stoned by the resignation Of A. Shaw, Of the
Second Ward.
WIN. ERgleston having received mo- GRITTY
ofaIl the votes cast, was declared duly elect
Ell to fill the vacancy for the unexpred
term.
On motion Of Aid. Roseufeld special
committee of two, consisting of Aldermen
Huber and Riley, were appointed to exam
inc the condition aud test the accuracy of the
City scales
Mr.. Il, Sisby, of the firm of H. s. SlIsby
& Co., manufacturers Of Rotary Steam Fire
Engines Of Chicago, ILL.,, submitted prop.
osition to the Council with reference to furn.
ishiug the City with a I'd class steam fire en-.
CINE
On motion the same Was referred to the
committee on fire and water togetherswith
the Mayor, to be reported at next meeting.
On motion Adjourned.
J. FRANK CONWAY, Clerk.
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CoNsoLATIoN.-We like to see man or
a newspaper philosoPhise under the agra.
vations incident to lites ftful fever. The
Davenport Journal finds comfort in the fact
that its city is only located about a mile from
Rock Island. 1t remarks, in connection
with Rock Islands dattering prospects:
OF course any road having a terminus on
the other side Of the river, 1ce have an in.
terest in. The great bridge across the river
now, and the much better one soon to take
its place, Of which the Government Wi. be
the builder, make the railroad interests of
Rock Island nearly our own, and wha, tia,
city rejoices over, we can heartily participate
in.
He would ike to have an interest in the
Davenport & St., Paul railroad, bu: We don't
expect to draw very heavy dividend on it
before many years.
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4 COUNTY TEACHERS INSTITUTE will
IA DO held at the School House in Andalusa,
during the SOth of June, and let and "a of July /;
ami tits earnestly requested that all the teachers
of this county make special effort to attend,
and take part in the exercises
Tho organization Of permanent Institute
depends materially upon the success Of this
one, and | appeal to teachers to take holt Of
this matterin earnest and try to induce, if pos
siblo, deeper interest in the common schools
of this county. Teachers can no longer plead
the excuse Of loss Of time, for non atten dance,
as the law now provides for DON tnuRnce Of wages
during time 80 spent subject to certain imita-
hons; and School Directors are requested to
make such attendance requirement.
An effort will be made to provide accommoda-
tlons for those who come from distance.
NJ. NJ. STURGEON
may6dw6w. County Supt. of Schools.
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CONCERT THIS EyESTEG.--The concert Of
Prof Shotwell occurs at Darts Hall this
evening. The class Of hundred and fifty
children have been kept busy for some time
in rehearsing and preparing their various
songs aud choruses, and il is confidently ex.
peeted that a musical triumph will be the
result. The piano used on the occasion
will be an Emerson, and the organ one Of
Esteys celebrated make, both furnished by
Hoyt, Of Davenport Tickets only twenty
five cents.
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IHE RGHT SriRlT- Messrs. Ben, Har.
per and Capt. Robinson have purchased
twenty six acres OF land south Of WagDers
Brewery, hereafter TO be known as "CenteT
Heights and will Immediately lay them
OF in town lots, which will be sold at prices
insuring their disposal within reasonable
time. This is the right spirit. If all our
real estate holders would emulate this eK.
ample, there would be some prospect Of the
immediate advance Of our city. We are
pressed within too contracted circle.
Houses Of every description are in demand
A great number Of persons would build
houses Of their own, if desirable lots could
DO purchased ut something less than ruina'
ton rates. If man owns real estate, he
certainly has the right to Judge Of his own
business and to decide whether he should
sell it or not, but it would be the part Of
wisdom if our city were given a little more
elbow room, aud no one would be the loser
in the long run. We hope to see "Center
Heights, at no distant day, crowned with
homes rejecting the taste, wealth, and re.
fnement ofourpeope. Who will make the
next move for the prosperity and growth Of
Rock Island
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Everything Looks Prosperous and

The finest assortment Of Dress goods and
Trimmings, Lawns, White goods, Skirtiugs
and notions; together with a large stock Of
all kinds Of domestic goods is to be found at
L. Volts, And also a splendid assortment
of Alexandra Md Gloves, all Of which is OF.
fered to the public at the lowest prices
mey7dG. l.. WOLF.
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WAnSgR MILLS Hour the best.
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THEY NEVER FAIL.

We have discovered a peculiar hardening pro-
cess, by which uniform accuracy and Adaptable
ty to particular soils are secured.
may4dwGm.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

ESTATE OF AMOS B. SEGUR, De-
II ceased The undersigned, having been APP
pointed Administrative of tho estate of Amos
b. Segur, late of the County of Rock Island
and State of Illinois, deceased hereby gives no.
ticc that she will appear before the County Court
Of Rock Island County, at the Office Of the Clerk
Of said Court. in the City Of Rock Island, at the
July term, on THE THIRD MONDAY IN
JULY NEXT, at which time all persons
having claims against said estate are notified
and requested to attend for the purpose Of hav-
ing the same adjusted All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to mako INN. ediAte
payment to the undersigned.
Dated this gath day Of MAY, \ loh9'
HANNAH l.. EEGUR,
Administrative.
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Just Received a. BAN berger,

A full line Of Parasols, Fringes, Gimps
and Buttons, also French Ginghams, lawns,
White Good, Piques, etc Dress Goods,
Silks, Silk Saques, Napkins, Hosiery, Hoop
Skirts aud Corsets, all styles.
In Cloths and Cassimcres, full assert.
ment Clothing made to order in STYLES and
at prices to compare fayorably with any
house in the West.