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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-01-31

Notice is hereby given that meeting Of the SUBJ
scribers 20 the Capital Stock Of the Michigan Sal,
Company viii be held ut the Office Of III c. Potter,
in the city of East Saginaw, on tho 18th day Of
january next, Mt two o'clock p. NJ. for the purpose
of clecting Directors and transacting such other
business MS may be presented East Saginaw, Dec.
29. 1860 n 9. POTTER JAS. l.. kgTcuAN.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-01-31
Prepared by DR.. J. G. Aver & Co.

ITrss, Dno. 4 Co, East Saginaw; EAroy 4 Bro.
Saginaw City, and by dealers everywhere
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Municinul Elec,ions at lhe Nor,i,,

HAMILroS. y. ", March 6.-The towns of
Hamilton, Madison. Eaton, Georgetown. and
Brookiield, in Madison county, each elect Re
publican Supervisors.
OswEao, n. Y. March 6.--At the charter
election to-day, Hon. Henry Fitzhugh, Re
publican, was elected Mayor by 35l majority
All the Republican and city ward officers were
elected, except the Overseer for the Poor
The majorities show Republican gain since
last fan.
ArBuRs, n. Y, March 6.-The charter cleo
ton in this city yesterday, resulted in the sue
cess of the entire Republican city ticket
George Humphreys, Republican candidate for
Mayor, has a majority of a05. This is the
largest Republican majority ever given in
Auburn.
LocKPoRr. n. y, March 6.-The charter
election, which took place in this village yes
tsriay, res ulted i'll the election of the entire
Republican ticket. Republican Trustees were
elected by an average majority of 40.
UTICA, n. y, March Gin this county,
Oneida. thirteen Democratic and thirteen Re
publican Supervisors We're elected.
NORWICH, \. Y, March 6.-Chenango co
The towns of Norwich, McDonough, and
Smithville, elect the Democratic ticket, and
the towns of Oxford, Preston, Gulford, and
Sherburne, elect the Republican ticket.
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-.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
Reported for the Richmond pixpa,ch-



WAsHISaroS, March MIR. Wivf,u ,h,
resolution to print the inaugural being mn ar
gued that It's policy was war. lie said tho re-
Presehtatites from the Confederate States
We're accredited 10 this Government to make a
treaty tor pesceable separation and divi.
sion oil the public property and debt. 1t was
nonsense 10 tax, rs Lincoln did, of an un-
broken Union, when seven states were out.
never more to return. II this Government {
does nor remove the troops at Forts Sumter
snu fsckens, the Confederate States will soon
ooit Tor IT. The old Union is dead, and the only
question Is, shall it be buried in q respec table
irotes .aht manner, or by an Irish wake.
Mf' douglas, in rcjoinder, reiterated his po-
sitions OF yesterday, that the Inaugural was
ihdiratiNe OF peace, lie learned. from the best
military uthority. II would take 10, 600 men,
ana the entire navy. TO reinforce Sumter.
Mr. Mason said IL was unusual to print an
| inaugural, as II was not Senate document,
but merely disquisition on political views.
lie look issue with Mr.. Douglas, arguing
| that II was plainly a proclamation of war,
only emitting the time when the mill tary
| forces were TO be used for the purposes sta ted
therein. There was n wicked omission, too, oI
! the fact, that the Union was broken. As foI
| Virginia, he could not say whether she wouIt
| take common cause with her sister States
| against coercion. Adjourned.
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From Washington.

WAsHfSGTos, March THE War Depart
ment has received dispatches from Mai. An
derSon, dated the 4th OF March, i'll which he
reports that bis mail and market facilities con-
tinued. There is good feeling between his Off
GERS and the CaroIinians.
Secretary Cameron has gone to Pennsylya-
nii for few DAYS. ES-SeCretary Holt re-
m1ius in Office until his return.
The new Cabinet held its fret meeting to-
day
Passed Assistant Surgeon Darlington L. S.
N, of Virginia. has resigned.
The Diplomatic corps paid their respects to
the President.
No nominations by the President were sent
to the Senate to-day
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@sr'>-.-s--s--s~-.---s---~ --.s-s-1----~.-~>---
FUTURE Days,
OAR F1xTUR ES, COUNTERS. re-. At
ID AItCrION On SATrRnAY Mh, LII ~ Ia

b hncri6N sATHRba9. ~ ia nf.' at Al 4
and Cary streets, all the FIXTURES contained
therein. consisting Of
cASTERs. TuaBiKRs one very y'e eanSsai pa
sh ksas and GgTf rs
GAS FIXTURES aud SHADES. PLATES. DISHES
ENGRANINGs. &C., &C.. or-
vions to the day of sale, NH 9
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
L BY authority of deed OF trust executed by
James Waller Turner and wife, and Of record In
the Hastings Court Of the City of Richmond. bear
ing date the LIST of October, 1858, the undersign-
ed, Trustees therein named, will offer for sale
At public aue.ion. on the premises. on MONDAY,
the 18th of March next, ut lock p NJ, ~ talr
and LoT therein described, situated on the North
side Of Marshall, between Madison and Monroe
streets. The House contains seven rooms, and
Is very conveniently constructed, and being IN
healthy and good neig hborhond, and very con We
nient to usiness, affords rare opportunity for
any one wishing a comfortable residence for 4
TgRMs.-tash, for so much of the purchase
the aud one negotiable 10 pp pH dated 1t oetS
Der, 1858, AZ Il months, for s3ls: one negotiable
note dated is October, 1858. at years, for *s3s,
and the interest each from maturity till tb e
day OF sale. And for the residue, negotiable notes
in three equal instruments, with interest added,
LIST of Oct, 1881; one the LIST of Oct, 1ss2, and
one on the LIST Of Oct, lse3; secured by deed of
trust on the property.
ALEX. CRAIG, Trustee.
Sale conducted by E. B. Cook, Auct fe 70
THIRTY LARGE, WELL.FORMED
L THREE YEARS OLD MULES, AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY, 18th inst. at 10 o'clock, viii sell
at the lot on Council Chamber Hill, corner l4th
aud Ross streets
Thirty large and beautifula years old MULES,
of hne form aud action.
The above MULES are all of the very best
quality, having been selected from large lot,
and can be confidently recommended 10 those
wanting first class stock.
TERMs.-i months credit, for approved. en-
dorsed, negotiable paper. E. 3. COOK,
NH Auctioneer
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The Southern Congress.

MONTGOMERY, March T.-Mr. Clayton re-
ported bill providing, in the event of a con-
tiict or refusal of the United States 10 recog-
nize the Independence of the Sou thern Con-
fedeIacy, no courts of the confederate States
shall have cognizance of civil cases for the
citizens of the United States, and all civil
cases pending shall be dismissed
i resolution was adopted authorizing the
President to instruct the Commissioners to
the European courts to enter in to treaty for
the extension of the international copy light
privilege
Mr.. Braxton Bragg was confirmed Briga-
der General also, VIM. J. Hardee, as Col
oncl OF the First Infantry.
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by Gsddin & Appersen, Aaets.
roMMIssIoNER,s SALE OF yALgA

Il BILE REAL YSTATs. ON BROOKE TURN
PIKE, NEAR TO BACON QUARTER BRANCH
Circuit Court Of III ci'y Of Richmond. pronounced
on the 9Th February, 1891, 10 ths case sf s'esrns
70 sell at public auction, on the premises, On
FRIDAY, the 9Th March, 1861. at c'eloek =, ",
real estate referred to in the bill Of the plf and
now In tho occupancy Of Mr.. wilIjam Cuttings
worth, ir.,- consisting q n large LOT and most
nances thereto belonging. fronting on the north
side Of the Brooke Turnpike. opposite the resi-
dence of Mr.. VIM sledd, and bounded on the
sonth by franklin street
Terms -One-third cash; balance at and II
isfaetoriy endorsed s,g ,S,fs ra,a,,,. iii ali hs
purchase money is fully paid. Taxes fos 1881 to
be Paid by the purchaser
fel5 EATON NANCE Conn.,
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uvurS DAy. a, nv stare, At II o clock. will
e i sell the stock Of = GROCER, WHO IL deciininz
business. consisting d LIqUnKs sud WiSns,
TER, TEA. BACON, HERgfy6s, CHOGkERY and
STORE WARE, sc.
EITURE.-After the above ] will sell slos
OF Farniturc. consisting Of Bedstesds. sofas.
Chairs, Presses, Tables. Feather Bed. Mattress.
&c.
GOLD wATCHES.--Also. three Gold Watches.
which the hardness Of the times force the owners
Ia sell fmh II X. CtUTUORS.
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Northern Markets

middIins Iis Flour tirm-sou5k ssn - $50 s. 90
Wheat quiet. Corn frn.er-MfSG0 5790oc. Pork
heavy-Mess Sl7Q1l5 II; Prime unchanged. Lard
firm at e3Ml0t Whiskey quiet at lGs. Sugar
steady-0rIeans 5@5t MuscovAdo 49@53. Coffee
steady at nlGlSt. Spirits, Turpentine dull at se3.
Stocks frrn-N. y. Centrals II. No. es IS.
BALTIMORE, March Flour lower-Howard
street and Ohio IS rs; City Mills IS. Wheat stea-
dy-Red 81 25Gl 40, on Change; White *l.4oW
100. Corn steady-Mixed 56@5tc.; Yellow 5s4ol
cts; White 63Le4c. Provisiors steady and un-
changed Coffee firm at l2t4l3c. Whiskey lc.
lowe and quoted ut lsc.
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
Marty an AccideRt-TridI Of u Grim indl-
Weather..
HARRrsoSBURG, Va, March

Weather.
HARRrsoSBURG, Va, March 0, 1861.
On Sunday last two precocious Juveniles, II
10 Is years old, sons of Mr.. John Hedrick,
near Day ton, in this county, came very near
being drowned. They procured a store-box,
and stuffipg the cracks with paper, "launch-
ed their frail bark" upon a large pond. They
we're sailing gaily when the craft capsized,
and : was with difficulty they We're saved
from drowning, as the pond was q ute deep.
Jno Landes who was arres ted some time
einee for pilfering small articles, was brought
mp for examination yesterday and remanded for
further trial. Landes is rdther curious
character. He has for some time been the ter
ror of country DANES, who scarcely allowed
their bread pies cakes, &c, TO cool before
locking them up for fear Landes would be
about, AS was his ustom. He not only stole
eatables but picked NJ" all light articles,
such as watches, lewelry, &c. Sometimes Il
bag of wheat, some corn or meal, oats, n little
bacon, chickens, taking but small quantities
a. time, were carried of by hun. he would
Aava been tried before this, but Immediately
before his captnre, whilst laying in wait out
Of doors, watching an opportunity TO steal, he
froze his toes, and taking severe cold, con
traoted diptheTia, and has been under medlcai
treatment since his Incarceration and yester-
day WAS the first day which 1t was deemed
proper for him TO go ont to be tried. lie Will,
no doubt, become a resident OF the western
part of Richmond.
anu AoNht'f "ciS Ill -
beautiful days, but since that II has been ter
ribe. Last night appeared 10 be as cold as
auy since December bat / presume cold
strikes us harder after few warm days.
The Inaugural of Abraham Lincoln comes
upon our Union friends in this locality III
rather a bad shape, a. they confidently eY
pected he would not preach coercion. Blu
they were mistaken, and, as a consequence
Union stock has downward tendency. Oul
papers will speak ia Their stronger for secession
This week than AT any other time since thu
cleo tion. Taking that as an index TO the sen
trnents of our people, you Will perceive {
very decided change in feeling in this county
and shouid not fear the result of canvas
upon the subject of secession rs Union. Ole
Abe's Official document will settle the ques
ton in Virgins. Onr Convention now stant
committed 10 secession, ian honorable al
justment having failed, and now let them act
Hastily. Penn.
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Ovation to Gen. Twiggs.

NEW ORLEANS, March 5.--The reception of
Gen. Twiggs was most enthusiastic--a uni
yersal demonstration by the citiZens and mil
itary and members of the Convention, who
united in Il procession. In reply TO the well
come Gen. Twiggs said he hoped Providence
would grant him sufficient strength take
part in the momentous struggle which threat
ems the
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Correspoudence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
LYScHBuRe, Va, Ma

IYscHBuRs, Va, March eth.
AL adyised YOU by telegraph last evening,
n petition was put In circulation here yester-
day, by the immediate supporters OF hessi ,.
Speed and Slaughter, our delegates 10 lne
Convention, instructing them 10 vote lot an
ordinance Of secession Immediately. Long
before night Ii was numerousy signed oy
them and would have received any number OF
signatures from other parties but Tor the TACT
that II wa. regarded in the Zig OF Instruction.
and confined only to the immediate support
ers of these gen tiemen. 1t is needless 10 state
that this great revolu ton in feeling was caused
by the eoercive course of policy laid down oy
the leader Of the Satanic imps who disgrace
the city named in honor OF the lmInortai
Washington.
The signs of the times in some other re-
spect Us indicate that we are rushing rapidly To-
wards secession. Action was taken Iuesday
last, in Pendieton Division, Sons OF Tempe
rance of this city, which il one OF the largest
and most inf ntial Divisions in the State,
tending towards secession from the National
Division. This action was caused from the
fact OF negroes being initiated and fellow
shipped, and elected TO Office in the Yankee
States
Some of the applicants who are getting up
petitions 10 be forwarded to Mars Abe begin
10 have rather an uphill business of IL since
he has shove his colors.
Mr.. Jacob Pettet, OF Baltimore, worthy
young man, connected with the Adams Ex-
press Company. died quite suddenly from
pneumonia, in Petersburg, Virginia, on las
Monday night. y. Il.
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Large Fire,

NEW York, March "A fire at Dundee
Thursday, destroyed thirty five houses, q
church, Two hotels, and all the stores but one
Loss, 100000
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MULHS AND HORSES.

~ MILES, HORSES, &s.s F on
I'D HORSES. FOUR WAGONS ard TWO
sAA~kLNEW DRAYS for sale, privately, on
six months credit, all of which can be seen al
streets ia l4-2ml EDMOND boSSIEUX.
~ FOR SALE-A young, well broke
l~NHORSE-rides and works W ell be seen
GAA at our stable, in the rear Of our warehouse
do 3--ts KENT, PAINE < CO.
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Later From Europe,

NEW YORK, March THE steamer Bremen,
for mSou Hampton on the Goth, has arrived.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, March lotion dull but not low
er. Consols 9ll4yl5 tfl
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In Washington, Wednesday, the Vermont
delegation ca led on Gen. Scott and Messrs
Seward, Dix and Bates. Gen. Scott made
speech In which he thanked Vermont for her
Presidential vote In 1859.
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YARN OF $50 ACRES, IN NEW KENT
II COUNTY. Il MILES rsoM"DISPATCH'' DE-
POT, ON RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL
ROAD, AT AUCTIoN--By request OF Mr. John
Douglas, Trustee, will seil, on the prenises, a.
above, on FRIDAY, sth March, commencing nj IL
o'clock. the PLANTATION at present occupied by
j. V. Douglas, eonta- ming $50 acres, ope-haif ~
which is cleared. bA lance we'll set In wood and
1t is confidently believed that an snterpri-iag
man could sell wood enough to pay most II not
ali, the purchase money.
The improvements are, good dwelling house,
a new frame kitchen, contsiniag four rooms new
frame carria ge house, (doubie,l brick smoke
hcuse, and other necessary buildings. There l. a
well Of excellent water at the kitchen door. The
location Ia perfectly healthy. and the neigh Dor
hood good rs any In the State. There L. an
Episcopal Church within one mile.
AT THE SAME TIME--WiiI be sold. all the
STOCK, FARMING UTENSILS. and the HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, consisting of haudscme sets
of walnut Chamber Furniture, Walnut Sidebosid,
Marble-Top Tables. Dining Tables, &c &c.
TKRss.-For the Farm, Une-third cash bslsnce
In l2 Il and "a months, secured by a deed of
trust. For movables. all sums under $50, cash;
over that amount b. days credit. for approved
endorsed paper. Ife 2di f. B. COOK Auct
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By Hector Davis. Auct'r.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
J. SLATES AT AUCTI0N.-As Trus ee in deed
of trust dated December 18th, 1850, and recorded
in the Clerks Once OF the Hastings Court of he
city of Richmond and at the request Of the credi-
tors secured in said deed. shall proceed to sell
at the Auction Rooms of liEcr@R DAVIS, in the
city Of Richmond. at the hour 4t 10 o'clock on
MONDAY, the 18th day of March. 1851 six valua-
hle SLAVES, said Slaves constituting the portions
Of personal estate conveyed to me in said deed -
Young. and active, one Boy about l6 years of age
and Valuable Woman. TERNs.-Cash
NH slot WIN. II. HARDGROVE Trustee
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h #5S : zs Z GS}f4tsssySqSxs, com'r,.

HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Wiil be sold
II Gu SATURDAY, the 9Th day of March, ls6l,
at the High Constable's office, at 10 O'Clock A. M,
a general assortment Of Hohsehod and Kitchen
Furniture, &c, consisting of Wardrobes, Bu
reaus, Sideboa.ds, Clocks, Safes. Washstands,
Tables, Cane-seat and Windsor Chairs, CARPETS,
Window shades, Children Carriages, Trnn ks,
Ornaments, Mirrors, Cribs, Lounges, and Pie
lures also, one Carryall Wagon, to satisfy dis,
tress warrants in my hands in favor of Wigand
Friend, GlazebroOk VS.. Chamberlavae, Francisco
vs.. Anderson, Lockw God Doran, Halves VS..
Eekert, aud Davis Warren, and an execution
in favor Of Miller VS.. Nermiilera.
TERas-Cash. +. BUTLER, IL. c. c. r.
nh
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DRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES

- DRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.-Fo be
prepared in the best manner possible for whatever
may be the result of the present political excite
ment we offer entire stock OF Goods at re-
duced prices. The stock is large and better than
it has ever been before at this Carpets,
Mouselaines, Servants Clothing Of all kinds in
short every variety Of Dry Goods, at very reduced
prices. Our customers may expect bargains in
every style of Goods as they must be sold before
the close of the season.
ia CHILES & CHENERY.
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Blue BIRDS, IcE, AND CRocusEs. birds
made their appearance this week, and on
Wednesday turtles were singing In the
swamps On the same day we noticed GRO
cuses above ground in warm spot, though
not in bloom. At the same time the Ice at Lake
Wenham was a foot or more In thickness.--
EoLka (Mdss. Obserrer.
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES AND GENTLE.

L
L MEN-DRY GOODS AT AND BELOW COST
offer for sale my entire stock of Dry Goods, Shoes
and Boots heh is T9yy Tgs Of most r
Goods Store. All col6rs Of Merinoss; Delaines
Alpacas; Black and Colored Silks Linen Hdkfs
at 8 cts; Irish Linen rs cts; fine Linen BosOIns
lss eta; rich Worked Collars Is cts; Flannels i
cts; Caliooes at all prices Ladies and Gents
Satin cts kentucky Jeans, for boys and men, at
half their value; Brown and Bleached Cotton Of
every quality; sheeting and PiIlow-cass Muslin !;
Mixed Wooden Yarn, at II per ID; Under Shirts
and Wooden Drawers, at prices from 81 and hig her.
Extension Skirts Hosiery Kid Gloves, black
and colored, at 81! cts.; Swiss Cambria and Check
Muslin; and great many more Goods, too nn-
your satisfaction, by calling at No a. Main street
jal9 JOSEPH STRAUSE.
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CHILES & CHENERY.


- FlCE, TO CLOSE BUSINESS.-CHARLESA A.
GWATK1N, sth and Main streets, north side, will
sell the whole of his spring stock at great sacri-
rhce--a large assortment Lawns, Cambrcs, Col
lars, Poplinetts, &c. Families may rely upon get
ting bargains. Also, a large lot French Bereges
and English Bereges, at a great loss House Tor
rent. CHAS. A. GWATKIN,
la 81 sth and Main streets.
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DUBLIC SALE.-The su bscrioer. intending to
i remove, will offer for sale, at his farm, in the
county OF Chesterfield, on TUESDAY, the 18th
day of March tif fair if not, the next fair day.
all of his HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE; Stock; Crops; Farming Utensils
Horses Mules Wagons Carts; Buggies plows,
Carriage and Harness, l Sulkey number OF
Cows, Sheep, Hogs, aud variety Of articles too
numerous TO mention. Sale TO commence at ii
clock. TEEMs-Made known at sale.
NH G--4tWFSaTu* HENRY W. FISHER.
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"a $50 -Ranaway from the
aiT subscriber, about the middle of January,
IA my Man EMANUEL" said negro is about
n five feet ten inches in height, bushy head
- Of hair, and a very dark mul atto and has
slight impeachment in his speech when spoken to.
said negro is believed to be lurking about Atlees
station, in Hanover county, about Richmond.-
The above reward will be paid for his apprehen-
sion and delivery to me in Richmond, or Hanover
IaiI orto ID. r. JONES, in King William CO., Va.
' TH0S. DOSW ELL,
NH lin Junction p O., Hanover CO., Va.
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DRY GOODS &c

EOR ONLY NtNEPENCE TIE YARD.
L HANDSOME SPRlN q MOUSELl NES-Opeling
this morning, another lot Of those handsome
spring Mousel lines, pretty patterns, only nine
pence the yard Cali early, and select the pref
EZEkIELs Al Main St., Mailert's old stand,
NH Next to WalShFS Shoe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-08
BY Richard Cauthorn, Auct'r.

PAIR FINE, WELL-BROKE
"A MULES AT AUCTION On SATURDAY, 9TH
inst. at IL o'clock, at the Horse Lot, en- Council
Chamber Hill, / will sell at auction pair OF
MULES, on liberal terms
HORSES Also, several HORSES, belonging TO
dealers, who are anxious to close ant their stock
Tor cash. Lmh y 4 CAUIIIORN. Anct.