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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-02-11
HOU Sc & MILL
For Sale,
~ Celcsliue, Hall Town ship

WILL snll goc.l -aw-nill. With tive circular saw
t1o s.ts ~ surr- rAr iu operation Ter -sindn,.
corn the nncr psir re-dytn put N operation if grind
ing wheat There 10 80 abundance. ~ in run The
mill III year around nnd in-xhsustbic supply
timber.
A coed frame house w''l four rooms oil furnished
eth good stable sni buggy house. md about SORE
II ground all pslsi ~ Nth Eoet sa~ - paluFs
They will be sold together or separately THIS one
Of the best locations fer Touring mill "a the county.
here being no mill nc-rrr ihsn tsn mile
TgKxs HALF cash balance in two cqnsl payments
n and two years. Jun. -. - ~
Y. hUCHART. Ceis~iins. Ind.
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Days OF Meeting of the Trustees
Of the Various Townships In
Dubois County.

Office Is hereby given that the Trus-
~ tees OF the various townships OF Du-
bois Co. will DO at their respective offices
tn each OF the townships for the purpose
Of attending TO township business. on
the following days:
Columbia. HARRISON Madison, Rainbrlige. Nrrion.
Hall Jefferson. Jarkss.n rnioka tas- sud Ferdinand
I'll SATURDAYS " each ~eek ami booas
township on Mondays 81 e.ch week
Persons having business With any o. The TrY.ies-
will have 70 observe these days tie l-w pr iac-
In 'sec s. such Tow n-hip Tusi.e shall dssizna',
cerain DAYS In each week saUih nH' be r-auire
ia which he " ~ attend ths tu-tss= ct b~ township
snd noce thereof 10 he given 9" The nhgLtsui-
Of such township and Hll contracts auditing sud paw
meni Of claims. shall bs made only such designated
lay"
LERoY cAv.. 1HuiW pftfsr.
BixLEs. ". ". GasvN. -
ASDREw hcNsnSsy, fsLix SiHsEipEH.
W. W. KsspALL, J. rKrrr.
JosI.pH PRITz, ~ tIstisr.
HsskY Krsx, CtKsKsr iEEKps
September ID is5s Nv
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NOTICED

hereby given that much Of the Lands aud ots
in the foregoing list he discharge
OF said interest aud charges thereon due
the thereof the lime OF sale will be cold public
auction, the Cont House door Dubois
County, Indiana the Second Monday in February be-
the hours of 10 o'clock, a. NJ o'clock r. N said
day in the prescribed by aud that b
confirmed from day day until all OF said lands and
disposed Of. j. II. DElNDERFElt, Auditor ID. &.
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List OF Lands and Town delinquent

Of the Or OF Porersvlc total value $3.50
STATE OF INDIANA. 40
CoUNTY BUBoIs %
i j. MICHAEL DElNDERFER Auditor IN and or said
County. do hereby certify that the foregoing is
list OF the lands and lots returned and remaining delinquent
the Of due thereon. from the
thereof for the year 1874 and together with
taxes Of the current 1875 including interest penalty
charges due thereon appears Record In office
In testimony whereof have hereunto subscribed III
and ahi red my official seal Jasper, Indiana this
3lst day OF December 1876.
j. M. DENDERFER, Auditor Dubos Co.
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~ suSssriss 50 tAe Ja.frr 70 '-r
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rr FOR you- papcf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-04
rhe ..Oonchingn Revival.


The stories from New York about the
''swell coachman" are very entertaining.
Copying fashion set by English bloods,
some of the rich young men Of that city
have set up an actual, veritable, old-fash-
ioned stage coach line, running between
New York and the town of New Rochelle.
The coach the horses-four-in-h -hand-the
guard" with the horn, &C., &C., are all in
the style Of the olden.time English mail
coaches, such as Tony Weller himself drove,
and the appointments, of course, are in the
most elegant styls. Now all this, though
done, of cours Q, for the pleasure of the rich
young party, himself-who drives the team
himself, please remember-is pretendedly
. business undertaking, carrying passen-
gers for pay, on the old-fashioned plan, be-
fore Stephenson invented and built the
"Rocket" In summer it will be rather
pleasant, and we confess to a feeling of
sympathy with the move, as restoring some
OF the poetry Of travel, which railways 80
completely stole away. A brisk drive
through the country, in the season Of its
life and beauty, will be good for the health
and good for the morals Of those who take
it, beyond doubt, while as for the drivers,
we can comprehend the exhilaration of
handling the ribbons over four spanking,
spirited horses, who need only to be held
and guided. At the very least, such occu-
patton is more honorable for the young
swells than carousing or card-playing, and
more useful than genteel dawdling.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-04
Homeopathic Medicines.

For the accommodation of those who do not use
the Old School remedies, have laid in a stock of
regular Homeopathic Medicines, made by Boericke
q Tafel. B. & q. SHOEMAKER,
PHARMACISTS,
nov8.u SlS Market Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-04
Qailp Commercial.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Thursday, May A, 1876.

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (stsn-
days ezcepted,) at the COMMERCIAL BUILD
ING, 9th and Market sts., and sold at ONE CENT
A COPY. Subscribers serued in Wilmington
and toaons throughout the State at cents iceet
The COMMERCIAL l. loiI be mailed to subscribers,
POSTA GE PREPAID, at S9 year.
DELA WARE TRIBUNE, (Reekly,) the Pe7ii'i-
suEa organ Of Farmers and Frtttt-gTOlceTs; a
great Family Newspaper published every Thurs
dan morning, at 74Do Dollars gear, P0S1A GE
PREPAID By the Publishers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-04

A. G. Riddle, Esq, leading lawyer of
Washington, writes to Mr.. Blaine letter
somewhat sharp in tone, on account, as it
appears, OF something said by Mr.. B. in
one of his recent explanations in the
House. We had hoped that there were tobe
no more demonstrations against the Maine
statesman, and that those heretofore made
were entirely laid at rest
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-04

In the notice issued by Mr.. Gallagher,
Chairman of the Republican county COM
mittee, respecting the delegate elections
copy of which was not furnished this pa
per--and published in the Republican, we
observe that the number of delegates as.
signed to West Brandywine is 4. 1t should
be Q.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-04
Spefial 9otifes.
TO PHYSICIANS.
"CACHETS DE PAIN"

FOR RENDERING THE MOST BITTER MEDI
CINES TASTELESS
These Caohets are made of simple flour paste and
adapted to substances in powder form they dissolve
very readily in the stomach, thereby allowing the
contents act Thvy prepared the
physician requires Them therefore the contents are
cines, rs unne, Aloes ETC. as well as those Of un.
pleasant odor like Assafoetida, can be taken with
perfect comfort by the most sensitive patient, the
guised. Te be up with the requirements Of the
times and the demands of our customers we have
supplied ourselves with the requisite apparatus for
neatly and expeditlously filing and preparing Ca
chefs for use which much approved by both ply
sician and patient.
E. BRINGHURsT d Co,
-APoTHEcARIEs,
N. Cor. Sixth and Market Sts., Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-04
PRICE. TWENTY-FIVE GENTS.
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.
NINETY-NINTH EDITION

Containing complete list of all the towns in the
United States, the Territories and the Dominion of
Canada, having population greater than 5000 ac.
~ - Ie se Seisus' togeIneI WIN tne names
tion in each of the places named Also, catalogue
of newspapers which are recommended to advertis-
charged Also, all newspapers in the United States
and Canada printing over 5000 copies each issue.
Also all the Religious, Agricultural, Scientific and
Mechanical, Medical, Masonic, Juvenile, Education
al, Commercial, Insurance. Real Estate, Law,
Sporting, Musical Fashion, and other special class
journals very complete lists. Together with com.
plete list of over 800 German papers printed the
United States Also, essay upon advertising
many tables of rates. showing the cost of advertising
m various newspapers, and everything which a be-
Rinner in advertising would like to know.
Address GEO. p. ROWELL Il CO.,
sep3toaug3, ,76d&w IL Park Row, New York.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-04

We confess to feeling of disappointment
at the tone and EXPIRE ssion of the Morning
Herald, in reference to the Chief Justice
ship. 1t names list from VII ON the Gov
ernor is likely to select, but confines it en-
tirely to the Governors own party. Net even
Mr.. Smithers is mentioned. Are We to un-
derstand that this can be only partisan
appointment and nothing more ?
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-04

We have received the first issue of the
Virginia Citizen, weekly established at
Petersburg, Va, by lido Ramsdell, and
George Schank. From the name we sus-
pect the senior proprietor to be the son of
Hon. G. P. Ramsdell, formerly of Wyom-
ing, in this State, and now U. s. Marshal Of
Virginia, and Chairman of the Republican
Committee. He lives at Petersburg. The
Citizen appears to be friendly to Blaine.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-04

The Republican seriously informs the
world that Mr.. McCaulley has repeatedly
been called upon ''to act as Chancellor ad
Hbttun. !" This is very good and perhaps
it is proof that Mr. NJ. should be Chief JUS
tice dd intirlit,tm.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-04

The COMMERCIAL did rot say tn at either
of the two gentlemen prominently named
for delegate to Cincinnati from this city
would have no following without the col
ored vote, as the Republican would like to
make Messrs. Scott and Hastings believe.
We did not refer to them or either of them,
but to men heretofore soiled in reputation
by the dirtiness which they carried into pol
itics, whom the people rebuked once, and
will rebuke again whenever they attempt to
dictate to this city. These men have, by
systematic falsehood and deception, within
the last few weeks, sought to mass the col
ored men in their own hands and control
the colored vote, ''solid.' They like neith-
er Mr.. Scott nor Mr.. Hastings, and would be
glad to defeat both, if they could get the
colored vote massed to do it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-04

This is not Common Coal oil.
Use Devoe's Brilliant Oil, if you want good light.
complaints.
Use Devoes Brilliant Oil, if you seek safety.
Use Devoes Brilliant Oil, if YOU want your oil to
burn to the last drop.
Although higher than common coal oil the differ.
ence pays in safety and insurance.
Satisfaction guaranteed to every purchaser Of
Devoe's Brilliant Oil, or money refunded
We have sold about 5000 gallons Of this oil in a
short time without dissenting voice.
K. McINALL, JR.,
ian1seodly
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PIrU co,,sgpondtnce ofhe " T. T1aes
The statue Of Napoleon Is once more on
the top Of The Nenuome Column. The statue
was badly injured bi ~ fall, ana "A mauufac-
turer of hrunlr was charged with the work Of
restoring II. Tho statue WAS repaired, according
t. contract, but among tho wOrkmcn employ ed
there WAS u urn fiiend uf the Imperial family.
lie protested against the work. and was sent
away. liut he managed to ind means To get
uuon the scatflldne. and, IN presence Of some
Onlri i-, took "A common putty knite lr III his
pocket and nearly severed the Emuerors arm,
The creyices had been filled in with waX. but
ut that time the st tue was In position aud
screwed down. II II asserted that the whole
statue IL repaired in this way, and that II viii be
fuli Of holes after six months exposure Tho
contractors. who would Ike very wei to hang
TINS meddlesome BOnapartist workman, plead
haste a. an excuse, ana say thai they viii repair
the creyices with bronze, now that the statue IL
In position some Of the journals are very in
dignaut at this alleged swinGle upon the state,
the jon having been done in the cheapest pos
sIDle manner.
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rrBsr cLAss Nv GEOGRAPHT.
A school Examination In nm Old village In
CoDncciicut-Sbarp scholars.

STAFFORD, Jan. 22.-Stratford is an an
cent village, situated ON the shore OF Long
Island Sound. about three miles east OF Bridge
wort. II has a local reputation for its super
abundance Of unprotected females, both In the
May and autumn OF life, its salt hay, and vast
swarms OF mosquitoes. which nv on tireloss
wings during tho summer sostice. II also
gained considerable nOtOricN about twenty
yeats ago for those mysterious MANIFESTATIONS
known "a Strattord rappinss. Tho antique
houses. aud the broad grassy streets wen heueeu
with ancient elm and huttOnhall, give inc town
"A very patriarchai aspect, while the nell III me
sumbre church stceple Is the one which peeled
forth at the victory of Bunker HUI go
Tho old settlers have long viewed with
Jealous eve the inrpads NJ strangers; but not
withstanding their caution. tncy are uegllnlnE
To- succumb to tie tide Of emigration as already
sever al families Of the great UNIV shed have set
tied in that part known as Lundy Lane w1ile
Their numerous contributions To- the roll OF INC
public schoo, are having their eject.
ON Jan vuur correspondent nau tne rare
fortune to atiend IN eXaninatioh nvlu 10y ,ne
Examining Board In the Iundy Lane schoul
bou .. rhc buiding dignined by the name was
| A low brick aft air. reminding one VI Roger she.-
| mans cobbling shop with a large lari Tor out
| JNo, work and a small retreat for rainy weather
and uttIe ions MS w.. the institution which
! the old settlers proudly called their school.
crs. ON en'ering. found the teachers hu.ily
engaged In explaining to dull-eNed boy the
queer operation Of tdkihs four from ten ana
The examination was inaugurated by a call
| for the first class IN geOgraphN. A. I'M. slgnal
| tncrr was general rush Tor the 'front.' and alter
tumtllng over three or four benches and gett in2
| mixed M with their occupants, thoy ~ last
| emerged IN q crooked row. ready for work.
| The examiner. Mr. W. hen commenced
! "Ebcne1cr, what l. geogrtthyf'
a book from VIII IA the te'cher axes uues
tons. aud then keeps fcller an hour after
| scanul
~ hat causes day and nightr"
"Thc daily or internal evolution Of the axle
| tree
. ow many revolutions has the earth -.
Two Netican ana French; but the 'Neri
| can Ia tho biggest. cause II made Fourth o
July. FIRE crackers, black eyes, and a week out
II school"
George Washington. can you tell me where
! the Ioniin Islands aref'
ID inno. san; never seed the Onion Islands
| "Ihcy're in your book
| I'm my bookf'
yves. and belong - Great Britain"
"Blong to Great Brii IN then they re not II
my book. for there's muffin IA my book, san, bu
what D'iungs to me"
Moses. what term Is used to express any
thius without end ~
" hird term, IN
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world for the place he loved his ease TOO wen
to Give personal inquiry into abuses; no was ~
incompetent as q baby In providing Ior IN
emergency and he left the practical de.ais 70
tina chiefly in drinking and gambling. Winder,
YOU know, was post commandant IN Msn.
mond before going TO Andersonville. Az tn S.
and everybody pass through the lines. IL nlay
10 he divided the fees with the Plugs, VINO
were then acting as detectives, tnus uu . IA
himaelf in their power for certainly they hau
wonderful Influence over him. think u Is IN
this particular President Davis was 10 olane
his ob.tinncy In retaining Winder in command
al unreasonable after he must have known Of
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1ZZ6.
NEW YORK.

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uonofaP rcdnt ipc
anp
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hvcs the corrupt
tnrPr
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rejecting
ilhavhe ccnuan means
wrut tina
rneng momena ys
wKLrs ii
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tClaniro- ttnmles.

-COMBINATION Manufacturing Company.
n p7S BuWcry, viii give written guarantee TO FUR
Li. % Co so worth Of work wreaB tor years sent
expires. free wnue paving tor new sewing machine
OH machines taken IN exchange special inducements
TINS week only
THE uOME Garment CompanYs O5l and 6h3
n SIN aN they viii sell YOU ans Kind of new SOWING
WOrk you de- tor nye years ana send home by eA-
press free Of charge. Go aud see their prices.
CASH for all tho work YOU want the year round.
N and after your machine Is paid Tor our operators
can maze nom 81 10 80 week our prices are tne
paid In the cry ~ last Sh So opposite stewards
AT7S EAST 9Tu ST, opposite stewart's-scw.
~ Ing ncliues and WORK perfectly fehablci ny mo
Oldest nrm All kinds machine pleaing al short notice
+, Il BLAKE, Agent.
NOKISON'S Reliable Servants Institute, cor
N ncr I'm 81 undh nav established lhb3, respectable
girls Tor capacity mud the very best OF BltuA
tons Take particular notice OF TINS address,
SMART, tdY girl wanted to do general house
N worK IN private family must be q good washer
and roner' Apply between 10 and 2, a. 2sI GRAND ST.
III. kinis Of sewing machines Tor sale, to rent, or
N exchange; AsO bought and repairedi good second
hand, very cheap monthly payments 100 Canal IT,
RTIFICIAL FLOWERS Good hands on
"A rOees and blossoms WORK given out.
A. KASllNsKl lO7 Greens st.
A RTIFICIAL FLOWERS ir.tclass rose
ObELsoN, ~ Division 8"
A CnAMHERMAIDw waited. two girls for house.
N work, aud one fo plain washing. Frankfort House,
No COZ William 1t.
A WOMAN wanted In private family good cook)
N also QUE for country Protestant Inquire 81 lSS
sixth ~
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nosslya THE 'pr,p LrSE.' ="


hat dead line VS. a wise aud beneficial ar
fanpemcnt, There was one AT Point lookout
ana AT Fort Dclaw re ia the Federal Prisons
tho object beng to restrict the inmates from
approaching WITHIN a certain distance Of the
guards. Al Andersonyille the dead line con-
listed OF line Of short stakes driven in tho
ground twenty feet from the stOCkade. Every
prisoner knew what II WAS for. II was neCcs-
Iary, for If the $3.50 t. 1000 prisoners were
slowed 10 approach the " II they would quick
" OyerpOwer the - or 100 guards on duty. Oc-
easiOn dly mnn would grow SO hOmesck aud
weary u prison life as To- walk over the line and
eOOlly dare the sentinel to Kill him, such IN
stances occur In all prisons.
~ give you my word ! never saw any OF our
Dfficsrs or men needlessly abusive OF prisoners.
When we iirst went there with our minds fun Of
The sunerlngs Of our boys In the chly Northern
prlsons we thought we should not care how
BADLY the Yankees were treated but In few
weeks we came To regard them as fellow men,
whom we must hOld ~ prisoners but not UNI
nercifully or inhumanly maltreat."
keporter-Nha sort OF man was Gen. Wlnder
An old granny IL Is mistake TO accuse
him Of cruelty Of disposition; his wOrs, fault
was keeping u lot Of baltimore Plugs con
9tanty about him In various positions-whom
no allowed 10 manage almost everythnR-him-
ALL Included, Gen. ID. II. Htll, who knew
Winder In tho old army, says no was noted
Tor bis kindness, which was regarded as amount
tag 70 weakness. lie IVES the Last mAn In the
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suOlnss SanRs.
I,IFTu ANIMAL REPORT

MYTH ANNUAL NEPURT
KINGS COUNTY SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
prooklyn, ED. January. 1870
INCORPORATED 1890.
Open daily. from y A. ". - 7. NJ, and 70 7, NJ,
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PERFECTION
BOXERS BITTERS.
Beware Of Commercials and limitations
st,luJol,i an au,tJDI

GREAT fEtfNk LINE
AND UNITED STATE MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York Desbrosses and Cortiandt
Streets Ferries. A. fulOAs: - $500.
Express HARRISBURG Pttsburghthe West and SOUTH
vim p1lman Pa acs cars atticncd, $50 A NJ, and
$50 =. NJ. sunllY and SIl =. VI. .
For vii Transport and L'ck lliVtn q wv \ VI anu
s.JpP M. For CORY aud trl $50 r. NJ connecting
At Cory for Ttusyille, Petroleum Centre, and the
OH Regf ms. ..
Washington ENlress Of Pullman Parl9r ars dAly Y,
except sunday, p.30 4. NJ; artVe Washington $40
IN Regular at slV A. NJ, ami 0 r. NJ. suniN y
E1press for PhilsdelpNa : 7:9o $50, $50 A. W. IL 90
s. T. 4:iO g. u. T. $50. = NJ. AMI IL ni-ht. SUNDAY ..
., 7. $50 and9 r. NJ. Emigrant and second class 7
PM.
For trains TO Newark. Elizabeth, Rahwsy, Princeton;
Trenton, Pcrth Amboy, FleminsOn, Belylder' ana
other points see local schedules a. al ne Net 9ces
Trans arrive From Pittsbnrsh. $50 aud 1879 A NJ.
aud 9sOP NJ daily; 1913 A. NJ and 7.io Il dsly'
except MONDAY. From Wssnington and Baltimore,
6'so A ". 400. 5;l5. aud io:s5 r M SUNDAY O:'o
lisa A NJ. 2l5 i:b5. 5l5 Gao 40 sii, go, ll.27
r NJ. SUNDAY $50, $50, $3.50, ll;5i A. Me- 7iO W.
Tcket oirccs, 500 and oii Broadway. Astor House.
and foot OF DshrOsses and COrtlandt Streets Court
street BroOklyn; III. 1ld. and llo Hudson street, nO-
ID. VI. BOYD JR.,
General Passenger Agent
PRANK THOMSON.
General Manager.
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This Day, Jan. "a.

Fearful reductions have been made In each depart.
nent and IL IL not stating too much when u is aafrteu
that at no period the history Of THE COUNTRY has
tho quality Of goods been offered at the suojoned
iAOo pieces Ribbons, reduced to NC, &c.. &C., &C..
5000 yards LACEs. reduced to ic. &C.. &C.. &c. &c.,
500 LACE SETS reduced to Sc 1Oc.. 15c. Csc zach.
1000 LADIES TIES, reduced to &C., Sc, &c. iOc, l5c
go dozen HOSE reduced to i5o. i9c 2ocp s5c, soc.
50 boxes FRENCH KIDS. reduced to 9oc.. 45c., eoc.
~ ips dozen LADIES HANDKERCHIEFs, reduced to
&c. 1Oc. 12ipc., i5c. each. - - -,
Coiorcd SILKS reduced to 62tec. 75c s5c. per yard
COiOrod NEvE1S reduced to 15c, ~ l.25 per YARD
Elegant POLONAlsES, reduced to 1915 EACH from
BAsoUFs and ovERsKIRTs, elegantly trimmed
reduced TO 20 ", from t12. - 49,.
Hand sonnet trimmed SUITS, reduced TO VI. go, tls
"a dozen woven CORsETs AZ CSC. sac. 40 pair.
20 dozen tucked drawers at Toe up,
90 dozen chemsc4 at iSc. W,
80 dozen tucked skirts at 400. i6c. up.
~ nigh dresses at SOC. up
good Il white muslin at 6isc.
81, %, l0 heavy sheeings at Csc, 2sc SEC. yard.
Paper muslps gpd cappIc. at 9Jsc; yard. -
fldnuela b,aINcts, table iineus muck towels, nap
kim .,ckings &c, at the lowest prices ever quoted
1000 doztn spool cotton Will be sold at 2c spool
Notions and all SIN Al wares TO clear, VIII DC Outrcu
81 one-half their usual prices 1000
The entire collection Of dress goods comprising an
endless variety Of scrviceaOle materials, VIII he Ounu
marked such prices cannot fail to be source u
great attraction, commencing NJ Sc. per yard.
Immense reductions on shaws and cloaKs. -. -
visit of Inspection will inspire connd nee win the
genuine character OF this sale. whc IS intended ~ last
until all the present stock IL disposed OF.
3t2 AND 3i1 BOWERy.
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4lubllt tlotltts.

SUPREME COuRT.-In the matter Of the petit
non Of the New York Elevated Railroad Company.
The undersigned. Commissioners appointed under and
by virtue OF orders made the matter. at the
General Term Of the supreme Court u the state OF New
York held In ana for the First Department, OF the
Court House. In city of Sew York on the rst day
OF December 1870 and the other the fourteenth day
Of January 1870 pursuant TO the provisions Of Chapter
6o1 Of the Of 1915. to determine whether the rail-
referred In said orders ought 10 be constructed
and operated by the Sew ork Elevated Rat road Com
pany over through, aud along the streets and avenues
referred to In said orders aud specified 10 the petition
upon which said orders made which petition was
ned IN the oce OF the Clerk Of the city and County OF
New York the rst day Of December 1875. do HEREBY
sppoint the twenty.sxth day OF January instant at
eleven O'Clock In the forenoon at the city Hall In tho
city of New YORK. AS the time and place when and
where they will hear all parties Interested IN SAID matter
Dated New YORK. Jan. Is. 1879.
ENkRETr T.. WHEELER.
T.. L. LAURENCE,
Commissioners.