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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-02-25
Partial Solution ofa Myslcry.
New Ral!road Entetpr!se.

The age is a. fertile in the mediation
'of railroad schemes as !, dead carcass
III the breeding. OF maggots. scarcely /.
day passes that we arc not called ulon
10 chronicle the inception of some new
idea in somebody's Brain. for connec-
tion ol far distant point, with the double
baud> OF iron.
Day before Yesterday there was a sol
,emn and secret conclavc. in Il room ~
the Eurnet House. OF the recently elected
Directors OF II new road that i to be. the
lndiain North aud West Road. from
Chicago 10 Ncwburg. q town on the
Ohio River. nine miles above Evansville.
through county seats in Indiana known
Jas Atiica. Rockville. Brazil. Worthinr-
ton, Washington, Petersburg and Eouu-
willie. and through the twelve miles width
of coal fields that are famed for theil.
lrichncss, RICH, along Lleir backbone in
fact. At Ncwburg this road mot vet
fully suryeycd) proposes to make con-
INJECTIONS with the Henderson and Owens
boro routes 10 Nashville Ia Other VI olds,
III will give Chicago an almost air line
route 10 the great cotton belt of the
South. and connection with the Gull. in
Opposition 10 the Cincinnati Southern
hailroad that is 10 be.
! he fact of their meeting the Directors
mentioned strovc 10 keep secret. Re-
lportcrs were not admitted, and rcprp-
lscntoiives Of several cify papers failed
lin their vigorous efforts TO obtain u
knowledge of even tic character of tie
Injecting. Those who constituted il were
lmainly oysicr-likc gentlemen from il.c
country. who. having M idea that cit,
lpapcrS had no more right 10 new, than
their county week.ies. concluded H.
transact their business among ihem, clyr.
III their own way. and All 10 Themselves.
La~l evening. however. We happened Ia
obtain information Of ihcsc facts. hut
wcre u!ilble 10 learn definitely of Tic
eyact character Of the business hcy were
called upon 10 transact. Il is supposed.
howevor that they were entertaining
lpropo>iions for alliance from Lasicrli
railroad corporations. Cincinnati Com
lmcrcia!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-02-25
A Democratic Organ Accepts the
Fifteenth Amendment.
Irrom ihc nctroit tNichiFpnl Free Irc.s

From hr Detroit tNichiFnnl Free Press.
We have long seem and have repeated
lv stated ;hat this amendment to the
Constitution would he adopted. We
have 40 LONGER to meet the question in
its former sliupc. but 10 grapple with is
practical form. a,m make The best OF 1t.
Fora brief time this c.ass, may vote with
the Radicals. but this will not last long.
In the end ;lc cclorcd votes will almost
all be found Oh the side Of the Dcinoc-
ratio party.
Mississippi VIII probably be admitted
during the coming week. and before the
close OF il,c month tic state Of Teas. =
From the divisions already existing i'll
The Radical ranks in Congress, we look
for the downfall of that party. ii l.
hardly possible for them to carry a MA
liority Of the next Congress, and if they
lido. il will be the last one. Now that re-
Is over, we trust that ON
friends in Congress will press home up
| on the Radicals the reforms necessary tc
reduce the burdens which arc pressing
so heavily upon the people. Taxation
must come down. or we arc ruined. Tc
reduce taxation. without adopting a moro
rigid system o1 economy ~ INC pupi'
expenditures, is absolutely impossible c.
We hope that the Democratic members
of Congress will let all the past measures
of the Radical party alone. let them b'
Judged fairly by the result. We hav,
had no part in cnacting these laws. ant
feel no responsibility in regard thereto
! We rejoice that the contest is over, aiit
from this time we shall do all VIC can t.
have the Democratic party take new
departure. Let the dead past bury il
! dead. Let us sec who have left our ranks
and. now that the causes which made
them leave us have ceased, let us cneca
vor 80 bring them back TO help Us iigl
the Radicals on the issues of the finan
ces, high tariff, taxation, and monopo
ilies.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-02-25
GroInd-hOggcry.

a Cincinnati reporter went 10 inter-
view - ground-hog on The 22nd instant,
land published the salt ihc next day:
! Yesterday morning dawncd dull and
ic,ohdv. About nine o'clock the dusky
/ heavens rolled back Ike scroll. and
1.-The nri9hi sun pceprd out fora moment.
Scattering prolific JOY upon every side.
\ giound-hog standing in clear and
loren tpncc couldn't have failed in seeing
is shadow. unless troubled with an opti-
zeal affection. We -eut IL reporter around
SO Mr. Oilncr's Museum 10 see what his
lground-hag had done in The .vay OF prog
lnos;iraiinn. ~ the vcsiibulc OF the de-
pc.l"ry 10y animal. vegetable and hor-
lriblc cIiriosiiies. inclIdiDga a piece of ihc
ibuilcr blown from ihe Moselle. he found
n door-kccpcr sitting beside the CASH
ilox. The organ has just reached ih,
7uuli verse Of" Wearing Of The Green.
and lie wild animals pictured upon tho
walls i'm tho fact OF tcrociouSly deyour.
ling each other. looked as though the,
would much rather bc sitting by Il warn
stove somewhere. The following con
vcrsalion took place between the door
Keeper and our reporter: a-..a
"llave YOU ground-hog hcre:'
I'VE have.
lis he healthy"
"lfc Is
Did he come out of his hole to-day
"lcs. ,ir, lie ca,nc out awhile thi
morning
"lIow long has il been since he wa
iout bciorc:"
"Oniy YESTERDAY. It's nothing uun
isnal for him. lie corocs out nearly cr
Icry day"
This settled the business. There wa
no use inquirin- any nir,her into the ai
fairs OF lie grcund-hog. 1t was plaii
That he was unreliable.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-02-25
OF The Minnesota House of Repre-

OF The Minnesota House of Repre-
scntativcs passed n bill by vote Of 81
10 Is. for an amendment to the STATE
Constitution. providing for female suf.
fragc. The bin provides that women
may vote upon the proposition. and that
their ballots will be received in special
boxes. Several members stated that. al
though they We're opposed to woman''
suffrage. they voted for the measure ~
order TO have il submitted to the people
Of tho State. The Senate, it Is supposed
would concur.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-02-25
Woman Suffrage in Illinois.

On the 9Th inst a Significant resolution
was introduced into The Illinois Consii-
tutional Convention. II provides that
there shan be submitted 10 the women
of The state, Of the are OF twcnly-on.
wears or over. Il sepcrate constitutional
giving 10 them the right OF
the ballot. Ii ibis amendment receives
Ia majority Of the o es east. il is to hc
considered u part OF thc Constitution
This strikes us a. being a very sensible
mode Of settling enc question in connec-
ton with woman suffrage: Whether
the women themselves desire to be thus
,cnfranchiscd. If the women of Illinois
vote in favor of the proposition il may
he fair 10 infer that the women of the
country desire the ballot. as they. We
presume, are an average Of tho women
Ior the country. / New Albany Ledger
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-02-25
A New Version Of DIR. Watt.
20
BY PAX.

BY PAX.
Let dogs delight to bark and bite,
For God has made them so:
Let politicians brawl and fight,
They've little else 10 DO.
But ncigEbOrs never should pcrln.
4 nci i-i,bor's faults 10 ycx Them.
They've faults and iailingS Of thcil
own
or which their ncighbors tax them.
Each human being has hi, faults
Ills ioihics and his fittings:
The log-book on the sen OF life.
Would show some crooked sailing.
Twould take tho bad taste from theii
mouths.
AMI from iau.t-finding free them,
To see themselves iliro The same lens
That other people see them.
Go TO The glass iault-iinGing man.
Aud View your own detection;
And soc how much of your short life
Would bear close Inspection.
If all is clear in every part,
Each item in your favor.
Twill then be soon cnough.my friend
TO find fault with your ncighbor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-02-25

nNr-A young lady of one of the first
families Of bridgeport, whose father
made a fortune selling mosquito bar
blankets for army use. went into a drug
store The OTHER day and asked Cor bot
tie of "Hair Manure II was "Rc-
newer" she wanted,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-02-25

not distant when the most thoughtful
and courageous Will pronounce our at
tempt ut scii-goyerhinent failure.
ID. L.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-02-25

IsAN urchin OF six or seven wears
went into q barber shop iii Eacine. Wiz
'consin. and ordered the barber 10 cut his
hair as close as shecrs would do il. He
was asked If his noihcr ordered il that
way. NO" said he, but school COM
mcnccs next week, and we've got n
scbool-marn that pulls hair. and I'm
bound TO fix her this term, YOU bet
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-02-25

RATES OF ADV I;i.TJsING.
For square oflOlincs or less, wck. : co
Each subsequent Insertion. as cts.
Longer advertisements al tlc same rate
A fraction over even sIuarr or squares.
counted as Il square. Iiie,rarc tlic FERNS
for;ransient advertisements "a reasonable
deduction will be made to regular adyor-
tisers.
Notices of appointment Of adminisra-
tors und legal notices of like characterize
be paid in advance.
ANNoI NclXG CANDIDATES.
For Township officers. each Sl0O
For County " 2.5O
For District. CiTllit. or state. 500
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-02-25
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY. AT JASPER
DUBOIS COUNTY. INDIANA, EY
CLEMENT DOANE.

OFFICE.-IN COURIER BuILDING on
WEsT MAIN STREET.
The New York herald., 1870-12-04

ItAST BROADWAY, NEAR GRAND STREET SUIrA
~ Bile for business, fonr atnry BRICK House. s5x45x75
good Order Can be bou- Int cheap u applied fr
ISAAC uUNlti, 20 Pine street
The New York herald., 1870-12-04

E'OURTH AvENUE.-TO LET. ROOSEVELT HALL
i No. "b4 between Twenty-Gfh and Twenty Il
streets sox51 feet also finished scmcns
ceiing Apply or the PREMISES.
The New York herald., 1870-12-04

NnEAP RENr-sTORE AND FIRST FLOOR, sRpAR-
~ ate or together, 122 Seventh good stand
millinery or fancy goods. Inquire ut o. 70 ty-nrst
The New York herald., 1870-12-04

CARPENTER SHOP TO LEAsE-ON SECOND AVE
~ nue., near Sixty third street.
NATHANIEL Gill; ~ Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1870-12-04

IJOTEL RESTAURANT AND BAR, TO RENT At
low figure tha ground foor of and Washington
place ius compeed accommodate the guests
others
The New York herald., 1870-12-04

GUT OF OFFICES TO LET-suITABLE FOR LAW.
- yers Other busires OF 1od standing at t8
Wall street. Apply ut rooms ~ and II tor
The New York herald., 1870-12-04

4 NuMBER or STORES AND LOFTS To LET-oN
N broadway, and OF the streets from Liberty to
roome The place ths city To rent, hay rented
Stoves LoftA Houses, Is atE. BIsOPs, 43 Broad
The New York herald., 1870-12-04

EOTTAGE, WITH MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, ltAEI
" somcy furnished, 10 le. immediately, 10 onsi5
parry rent low chance zS2 West silty.second
Also nicely furnished Floor, eiccaliof.
The New York herald., 1870-12-04

I CT AOn0 LOAN-A FULL FRONT PARK
DtC.UOU avenue, between Righty-egh'h and Eighty
ninth streets h'sh ground good location None
means aud onsbiy need appya 2f2 Eaxt Iehy-sec
| ond leet, or I,b2d Third avenue.
The New York herald., 1870-12-04

ITO LEr--TQ A RESPONSIBLE PARTY, AT A Low
rent iil the 1st OF Nay next, fully furnished Houae,
IN village onel hours ride from The city by New Haven
Railroad contains ilht rooms the depot Ap.
ply to JACOB WELLS, No. Beekman street, New
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-09
Day's-work and Days.PIay.

We are glad to see that three or four Alder
men had the courage and public spirit last
night to denounce that system OF demagogism.
that premium to laziness, that cover to all man
ner of waste, profigacy, and rascaIity. known
as the corporation ''dsy's-work sys,em,- but
which should Tore properly Be siyled the
days-plav system.
This Is the precious system which has had full
swing for the last two years, and under which
the corporation indebtedness has been in
creased million OF dollars, and another nil
hon, realized in the shape of increased ta1es
has been sunk, in addition u the usual taxes.
This is the system of days work. under which
we have seen droves of yawning idlers loafug
about the curbStones, going through the mo-
tons Of digging weeds from the CUTTERS with
knives at two dollars per day. This is the sys-
tenn which has set the same style of IolIing
loafers at 'rort "by the day, grading and gravel
ing the streets, and under which system the
cost of excavating has been increased from Is
cents per yard (contrsct) ID Sips per yard, and
in some cases, as in south street, for instance
to the enormous cost OF s1.59 per yard. This is
the system of prOhigacy, rascality and dema-
gogism that has loaded such a frightiul bur
den of debt upon the taxpayers of Washing ton,
and this is the system that Messrs. McCathrsn,
Stewart and the rest wish to perpctaat>. They
0ONiH W i-oSHiO 'nat oS euPPOi ing tn'- system
they will make themselves popular" that they
will ingratiate themselves with the workjngmen
There never was greater mistake. The real
wOrkingmen have no sympathy with this
mode OF supporting lazy loafers, maintained
simply "a voting material, at this enormous
cost to the Taxpayers. Many OF them are tax-
payers themselves, and all OF them know that
this ruinous system would speedily swamp the
richest city that the sun shines on.
Has il not leaked through the hair of Messrs.
McCsthran and Stewart that the sweeping ma
jority that thrust the Bowen administration out
of power was the popular verdict against this
same system of villainous prOfiigacy they now
seek to maintain? II not, they have studied
the lesson Of that election to very little advan-
tage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-09

The STRAY CATTLE NUIsANCE.-Is there no
city ordinance fOrbidding cattle st"aying on our
public streets? III there is one nuisance more
annoying than another il IL to have some ones
stray COW, hog or goat enter ones yard and
coOlly eat up the flowers, tear up the beds, and
root around generally Every day we hear com
plants of this kind. Upon more than one coca
sion have we seen his hogShip luxuriating in
some flower garden on which the care of months
had been spent III there is an ordinance against
this unmtigated nuisance let the police execute
il; if not, then, for the beauty and safety of all
the flower gardens in the city, let the Councils
pass one.-Cbrsaicle.
The Chronicle is right. There is no other city
pretending to the name OF a city in the land
where hogs, cows and goats are permitted to
run at large a. in Washington. The Mayor has
issued a proclamation declaring that the law
shall be enforced, and We hope to see a reform
an enforcement of the law in earnest and all
through the year, not q ridiculous raid for a
single day upon the vsgrant animals, such a.
our police indulge in once every year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-09
OFFICE OF A. &. s.,

nFFICE OF A. &. g.,
" f-Rf MfHENRy. MD. August 2. lzO-
Proposals IN duplicate, with copy OF this adyer-
tisement attached. will be received by the 1ns.r
signed until II cloSk q. m, SEPTEMBER lSr
'0'O' 'O' FREsH BErs
TO the troops at this Post.
The said Beef must be fresh. of a good marketable
Quality, IN equal proportion q fore ana hind mar
ed, and 70 be delivered this Post free Of cost in
such quantlties as mag be from time 20 time reauir5
by and IN such days as the Commando ing Ocer shall
The necks Of the cattle SLAM ghtered for beef 70 Ia
celfyered under this agreement shall he eut "a -
ihe iour,h yertebra Joint, and the breast trimmed
from three Go four inches above The knee ~
OF hind quarters from 10 eight inches shax ,hs
gambrel or hook joint. '0'e 'no
Separate Proposals in duplicate will also be re-
date above mentioned for supply ing commit --ons5
ofncere and their families stationed az this p..t -
.uptled thereirom, with such choice Fresh Beet a.
they may frenl time 20 time require. such as sirin
and porter house steal standing ribs or ils raaf
These contracts % be in force six month"; - srrh
less TINE as the Ccmmissary General shall lire,t
lect 20 the approval of the Comm inc s.nsr.I a
The Department 81 the Easf.
In care OF failure OF deficiency I'm the ouAlitv or
euantily on me Fresh Beef stipulated % be dsliv
ert1, theh tue tCmniissary AZ Fort McIlenry. Nd y,
shall Dave power 10 supply the deficiency by pur-
The contractor will be required N enter into v IA.
Tor the cum OF Two Thousand Dollars, signsd alsp
py nwo Iesponslels sureties whose names mast be
lst day OF September, ls70. al Fort McHsnry, MI
swhleh time and place bidders are requested ~ be
Proposals will be marked Proposals for Beef. ("
and addressed n A BASOROr1,
lst Lieut.. sth Z Z. Arty,
au2-6t BTt. Capt. z. d, A., a. e.s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-09

NORTH CARoLISA.-The following seems 10
be the result or the election in North Carolina:
The congressional delegation stands five Con-
seryatiyes and two Republicans. The political
complexion Of the Legislature is no: very much
from the following :-Senate-Cons 81;
Republicans, Il; Lower House-C0nservatives,
IS. Republicans As
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-09

Considerable excitement was created about
town to-day by a report in general circulsi on
Of the death Of Louis Napoleon. 1t was not
true, and there was no ground for 1t other than
the despatch OF yesterday announcing his illness
al ChalOps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-09

In consequence of the war news newspapers
are In eveIybody's hands, and closely read by
everybody. Now is the time, therefore. to ad-
yertise, as Advertisements will be sure t. be
seen by every man, woman, and Child in the
community.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-09
FOR SALE AND RENT.

VOh GALE AMI nLN l..
FOE SAIL
LOTS Las and 4 in square go.
L99IIs 5 and 5, in ssuare so.
LOTS 9I = II ssd ., in sguare ss.
Also. sCoTTAGE HOUSE, Of seven r>,uu.. IN
' isiS - AP'' to No %! n S siIt!s w.
t'Ynn; I kakl2rPs LrREA fLO0NS p the psy
PIsPssS; bs$gssy oTooie, BIZ BIZ Pa 3 S 'sgs q
For sALE-au exeellent FARN Of asIs aoret'
miles Of the Navy Yard Bridge ashin Ston CIV ID.
lar: barn stable Tor horses. corn ho1ss' esTpisgs
hause, meat house and other Gu. 6uildip =. four
the beet varieties; io0@ strawberry plants siN Va
rieiies. This Yarn Is neary al under good tencirS;
sell account Of going South this fall. viii b. d-
''ded to suit purchaser On AssPy tSS,rrrr
Real Estate Agent,
No. ais 9TH ST., opposite Post ONCE,
FuRNisHEp ROOMS, ceEtrslly located, suit
aSs , Tor s IoSspss Or sh
rsyask wcsiaty, :. adrass Apply At The Star
EUR sALE-s0 ACRES OF LAND, ON the new
i turnpike route, two miles from Georgetown, in
Virginia Two houses and other improv enents On
poultry and SmpIament. on IN. place for sale -.
J. \. FRANKLIN. on the premises. APIS
LOB SALE Oh EXCHANGE.
10000 ACRIs OF LAND in Macon county, n.
q, Elae Ridge Railroad running through 81:
$4,000 acres In Cherokee county, n C., al fbe
grazing Lands, and covered with choice timber; su-
perioI fruit climate, especially the apple. Also,
$4,000 acres In shannon and Reynolds counties,
Oregon, VIII exchange Tor city property, or p.Ii
cash and part In goods
.. h. swETLAEB, Federal Block,
nh n-n corner 1th and streets.
LOB RENT-A nne COUNTRY sEAT, in full
L view OF the city, surrounded with trees, orch
ard, grapes. &c. Rent ressenable.
HALL Ross, Real Esfate Brokers,
apHu Corner 7th sud streets.
EOR kkHf-wfloox q Gibbs' SWING MA
CHINE, the simplest, noieeess, and less liable 10
get&out OF order: rented sold reasonable terms
at the agents, BAUMs Corset and HOOP Skirt Fac
tory, 18th street. between n and r. asst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-09

From French, Langrsn & ogilvie, the wash
ington agents for the Leonard Scott Publishing
Co.'S reprints, We have the Westmiaster Rsviec
for July. Article No. 6 treats upon Colonial
and American Pauperism.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-09

NNANTED-A tidy WHITE GIRL for general
w hnusewnrk; three in the family. GA 18th st.
west side Of Scott square. aus 81
INVITE GIRL WANTED-TO do general house.
w work and attend child. Inquire corner Of
4th street and Massachusetts, avenue, over Gray
Drug Store. aa6 St.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-09

Ii Is said that the Emperor Napoleon's attack
Is return OF his old disease, provoked by eques-
trianism.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-09
BANKERS.


WAsHINGroN CITY, August !, Is7O.
The partneyshp heretotare existing uuder the
name and SiyIr Il RlTTENHOuSE, FOWLER a
". has been dissolved by the death of I Ireland
HsihGel Fowler, Charles n. RittenhouSa. aDa L.
Washington are authorized settle the business ~
the said late hrm who will De fou nd Al the Bank ne
house e. FAINT. wAsHlNGTOS A co, a. wissn
the business has been transferred aud who will cn
unue At the old stand, 623 Pennsylv mia AZ enna
sAMUEL FOWLER
y. l.. DHFIEF.
9. X. RlTTENHOOsE,
L.. WASHINGTON.
FAINT, WARRINGTON d CO.,
BANKERS,
eNccksseRs TO RIITENHoUsE, FOWLER a Co,
No. o2s Pennsy lvania avenue,
legal interest ~ 3' ~
Make collections on the Governr,ou, ana an ali
points IN the United states
Negotiate Railroad and Municfpal loans
Issue Deposit Receipts bearing interest
Also. buy and sell Government S.curftias and
sion. ' N''s "" N'""s,s-
Donestic and FOREIGN Exchange bought and ssld
Revenue stamps furnished
tive special attention the collection Of Iasm.
against the Government. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-09

"AN1ED-A WHITE GIRL, about fifteen years
w OF age, to do chamberwork in a small family
and attend two children. Good references required.
Wages SO per month. Apply at 1918 M street,
northwest aus-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-09

Mr.. Halsted Is writing some capital letters
from Paris to his paper, the Cincinnati Conner
Eal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-09

limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
u WASHINGTON. y. G., August 4th, 1870.
On the petition OF e.. ). CROSBY. of New Haven.
Conn praying for the extension Of pat mt granted
to him on the sd day of December 3, and reissu.d
the 2Jth day OF October, y59 for improy ement
In Machinery for Folding Paper:
1t is ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the 22i day of November next that tie
time for filing arguments and the Examiners report
be limited to the ID day Of December next, and that
said petition be heard on the 9TH day Of December
next,
Any person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL 3. FISHER,
aU9tu-3w Commissioner Of Patents.
GENERAL NOTICE. n
u Fall style BLOCK Just received. Gentle u
mons SILK HATS remodeled to present
Fall style. N. B.-SlLk HATS of best quality made
10 or Ter at very moderate rates at
NJ. CUNNINGHAM 3 Hat Factory,
au5- I'm 923 9TH ST., between l ST. and NJ ass ave
llRoDH 81 d & co. ARE NOW OFFERING
ID PRIME BARGAINS
In 81 81 and l04 bleached and unblea i ed Sheet
ings and - rtings, and a host of other Try Goods
Japanese Poplns, pink buff. blue and purple Frenc
Cambries, Buff Linen, Victoria Lawns Piques, &C =,
&C, at reduced prices Coates Spool Cotton ~ cents
per dozen beautiful line Of Prints have Just been
opened at popular prices.
Now il the time to buy, and the place
BRODHEAD & CO.'S,
au6 81 122s street corner 18th street