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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-06
COM NJ ERCIAL.
lrT TELEsRAPH.I
New York Market.

NEw YORK, Monday, March 4.
Flour-Market duh and heavy for State and Western
and prices generally have undergone noimporrn change
shippers generally holding of for material concessions
sales Of 94OO brs % for superne State; IS 209
80 for extra State chiefly at IS 20 SIS 20a5 40 for
medium Western; as 4O95 SO for shipping
brands do.
Canadian flour dull and heavy; sales Of $50 brs.
at So 2O96 IS for common 10 good
Extra rye flour quiet at 80 1904 10.
Corn meal dull and heavy.
Whisky continues firm, with good inquiry sales Of 500
brlS at lOc.
Wheat without important change; holders disposed to
realize; sales of $500 bush Milwaukee club, amber Iowa
and Wisconsin 81 % in sore 1000 bush inferior amber
81 20 delivered; 900 winter red Western at 81 3l6
81 delivered 5000 bush good white Canada 81 S.;
1900 bush white Western at 81 SOL 20, latter for very
choice.
Rye quiet at e. 97Oc.
Barley and firm; sales of 400 bush State 74c.
Corn dull ard lower for and steady for old, with
moderate export demand; sales of 81 600 bush at &C
for old mixed Western in store 67G67sc Delivered Sc
Sc for new mixed Western at the railroad depot and de-
hvered; COO for southern yellow; 65TOc common
10 white Southern
Oats plenty and dull at 34Is935I5c FOR Western and
Canadian and 35G,36c Tor State.
Pork continues steady and in fair demand; sales at
s7 5O9I7 IS for uninspected and sl2 509l3 for
prime, the latter for very choice.
Beef dull and prices without changed
Cut meats steady, with moderate demand
Hogs dull and prices in favor Of buyers, sales OF Ga q
71sc for fed dressed; SO CSC for live weights.
Bacon dull and heavy.
Lard dull and unchanged; sales OF 100 brls at pa q
1Oi4c.
Sugar and moasses unchanged.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-06

EXAMINATION OF IRvISG-The man Irving,
who shot Willis McGrew and Hesm Wilson on
Saturday evening, the 9th day of January last,
was tried Monday before Mayor Maxwell. Both
the wounded men were able to be out. The
facts are about as we stated them at the time.
McGrew and Wilson were passing down West
street about eight o'clock, little mellow, and
concluded to look into Irving's. They APP
preached side door, the usual entrance, noticing
ut the same time that the front door was slightly
open, and as McGrew was about to knock at the
(side) door, Wilson Peeped in at the window, and
touched light of glass, which fell and broke.
At this moment two shots were fired in rapid
succession Wilson retreated to the fence, one
of the shots taking effect in his breast McGrew
stood his ground and told the parties not to fire.
for the glass was broken accidentally, when a
third shot took effect in his leg. He again plead
with them not to fire, and he was told to leave,
and did leave He saw no one, but the flash of
the gun led him to believe that the person firing
came out of the front door. There was a mass
of testimony, but We have merely given the con-
densed statement of McGrew, which was un-
doubtedly true TO the letter. Irving was com
mtted in default of $500 ball. to take his trial at
the next term of the Circuit Court
We have had entirely too much shooting in our
town lately and it is time some of it was stopped,
at least until there is regular declaration of war
and some provision made for the wounded.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-06

SHOOTING AFFAIR IN A BAGND-Two WOMEN
SHOT, AND ONE WITH A Broken IEAD.-Late on
Friday night bloody affray occurred at a house
of l-fame, in the northwestern par of the city.
in which three women were badly innred. and
one. it is thought will die of her wound. 1t ap-
pears that there was a dance at the house of Mr.
Black, on the Charlottesville road, near tn, Hos
pital- Two of the women-invited guest we
presume-Kate Smith and Mrs Garberson Gias
Fleteher-were old rivals in some love affair, and
were bitterly hostile. While the dance was pro.
crossing they got into quarrel and fought like
tigers 1t is difficult to get at the facts as to who
struck the first blow, and how; for the women will
not tell and the men who were there keep them
selves carefully in the back ground. Mrs
Fletcher, however, drew pistol and shot Kate
Smith in the left breast, and another woman
whose name is unknown in the leg. Mrs.
Fletcher wasbeat about the head and face terribly
but whether before OF after the shots were fred,
is not known. There was great confusion, and
scattering of the jewellers Mrs. Smith taken
home on Saturday morning, and in the evening
was considered in a dying condition. Mrs.
Fletcher also taken to her residence, and,
when visited by the officers was, or pretended to
be. as crazy as a bed-bug. and looked Ike her
head might have been beat to jelly. This is
about all we can learn OF the affair. There have
been no arrests made and no complaint filed. Mr.
Colly, the Deputy Marshal passed all day Satur-
day endeavoring to investigate the affair, but he
Gays it is next to impossible to find out anything
about it, as the two principal combattants are
not in condition to give information-the girl
who was shot in the leg won't, nor viii any one
else who was supposed to be present. This is ne
second ARRAY with firearms that Kate Smith has
been engaged in. She was shot in the arm last
fall by woman named Rice.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-06

ST. MARY's FEMALE CoLLEGE-We were
shown yesterday by Mr.. j. L. Fatout the draw
ings for the new buildings to be erected at st.
Marys. near Terre Haute. 1t will be large and
very substantial and beautiful structure. The
entire length Of the building viii be three hun
dred and sixty-two feet by one hundred and fifty
two feet in depth, with central court. with tow
ers on the main wings and on the central building.
The center building will be four stories high,
with stone front,-the wings three stories, the
first of stone, and the other two of brick. The
front is ornamented with inches for statuary. and
is otherwise very rich in architectural ornamental
ton. The wings are TO be enclosed this season.,
and when they are completed the building now in
use will be torn away and the main building of
the plans above alluded to erected on its site. We
are happy to state our Indianapolis builders have
been successful bidders on this work. The plan
was drawn BY Mr. Bohlen of this city, and the
stone and brick work has been awarded to Messrs.
Scott Nicholson, and the entire wood and car
penter work to j. L. & VI. X Fatout A great
portion of the work will be done here and the ma
teriai shipped when ready TO put up.
We did not learn the estimated cost Of this
magnificent work, but we know of no building in
the State that viii compare with it.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-06
Relief i'm Ten Minutes
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Not only relieve hut effect rapid and lasting Cures
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Are warranted to give satisfaction 10 every one.
No family should be without box Of
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In the house.
No traveller should be without supply Of
EEYASs FUIAoNIc
In his pocket.
No person will ever object to give for
ERYAN's rUINOSIc wAFTEs
Twenty-Five cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, y. Y.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere in the United State
and Canada. nov22'6o-d6wly
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-06
IBT TELEGRAPH.l
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Monday, March 4.
The attention OF The mercantile community with
drawn from business to-day in consequence Of the anxiety
10 hear from Washington
Flour very dali 81 80 for superne; sales Of 600 brs
in lots at 81 80 for superfine 81 60 for extra.
No change in grain; not much done.
Whisky declined 10 IA &c and closed duh.
Mess pork 81 and not much demand
Bacon-lO0 hhds sold at y eT1Se the demand Is less
active.
Lard dull and nominal.
Groceries quiet and demand limited prices unchanged
Money and exchange arke; quiet and rates unchanged
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-06
PlOWS.
Rare Chance for Farmers!

yUyIE UNDERSIGNED, PREPARATORY To BUILD
ING. has determined 20 sell of his entire stock Of
pows at than manufacturer Farmers now y
vour chance provide yourselves with Raymond Roberts
Co.'S celebrated steel plows, universally admitted 10 be
the best and durable pillow u-ed In central ndi-
ana Some two hundred hand, which will be sold al
greatly reduced prices seldom IS such opportunity
offered 20 farmers for bargains IN this line Of trade. Cal
early and examine stock and prices the old stand sign
Of the Red Anvil of the Bates House, Washington
street. indianapolis. THOMAS BUST
nch5w4t
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-06

VNTOSDERFUL RESULTS IN THIS CITY AND VI
wv CINTTY.-Miss Hoshour, disease Of female sys-
tenn, with Neuralgis, 2lst physician in attendance; Mr.
Brewster, Bronchial Consumption; Mrs Runnion. Mrs
Spann Mrs. Todd and Others complicated female disease
several years standing Mr. Brady, Hancock county, dis
case Of the bladder and kidneys etc. etc Are you AZ
fictedi a word to the wise is sufficient
Persons DESTROYS Of knowing 81 DIR. Durham ard
his skill arc referred TO the following well known citizens
HoshOuT; Dr. s c. Frnk; A ID. Streight, Esq.
Rev NJ g. Clark Jas. C. YOhn, Esq; A. r. Hyde, Esq;
l. w. Moses; W. N. Wheaiey, Esq.
Onice-Yohn's Block, North Meridian street.
Letters Will receive prompt attention. Address
DIR. y. &. BURNHAM
febls indianapolis, Indiana.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-06
PLUMBING, GAS FITTING, &C.
PLUMBING, GAS AND STEAM FITTING.
VIC are Prepared tOFurnish and put up
GINS mess

TAS TUBING, c.: M FITTING, HOT WATER AP-
VU PARATUS b. Water Closets, Pumps Of every
description such ,llHeads, letter A., "a kind
never before offered this marke) Smarts Patent, Cur
It's Patent BaSsets Patent, and four different Patent
Pumps by W. b. Douglas; any all Of which can be
found other establishment in this city Sheet Lead
Lead Pipe Timed Copper Pipe Galvanized Iron Pipe &C.
&C. cheap the cheapest Warranted to give salts
faction. The Place, Masonic III, No. So Washing
ton street, indianapolis, Indiana.
feb2s Co d&wlv RAMSAY HANNING
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-06
STOLEN.

CsTOLEN-TwO HORSES AND A ROCkAwAY.-A
- man calling himself sharp got two Horses snd
a Rockaway bus " from nay stable On Monday. De-
cember 3lst 1850, % 90 10 PisiEteld and stay
night but has yet returned. The horses both
bays. dark and the other bright colored. Tue
bright bay is l5 hands high about eight years old has
lump from n cut, the pasture Joint and all
the withers from buggy saddle. The DARK bay
abuf Is hands high eight years old, smooth made and
in the shoulders. The kockaway painted
nd. posts both broken and pat
painted black and not finished middle posts iron rods aud
the cushions marked Wliaia wilkls0n on bottom side
s. W. Drew. maker back part ~ The buggy. which =
about h4fworn lined with blue damAs The harness 4 ght
silver mounted round traces and brides not mates iee
buffalo robe taken ~ the same time. Win indian
marks inside. Also old blanket With sirssces
sewed them and halters with two holes punchcd
in each halter the SIDE just below the buckles
Fifty dollars reward vii be given 10 any one who WI
rrturr the proerfv described aud reasonable reward for
information that VIII lead TO their recovery.
WI. wIIKIsoS.
f.bs-ws indlsrsposs. lBi.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-06

Inc month Of feoruay has been unusually mild, the
oAS Temperature Of fourteen hours, from seven
SoSS IN me morning TO vine in the evening, being s.
Iestees ana dcrngthe nights Of ten hours from
nine clock in the vening seven in the morning 330
degrees giving mean aveNge for the month Of 56.+9
Sesrees. There has been an yerage Of ffeen cloudy
days ard thirteen fair with quantity Of rain being
about 42l00 inches, including bout $500 Of melted
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-06

TERmSATsoS OF THE ExToRTIoS CAsEs.-On
Saturday Judge Cobun sentenced Welsh to FIVE
years confinement in the penitentiary, in ac-
cordance with the verdict Of the jury, and the
woman, Mrs Ford, alias Welsh, the principal fe
male accomplish. to three years Imprisonment.
and the other woman, Jennie. to thirty days in
the county Jail. This winds up the extorton cases,
and the punishment the criminal parties are to
receive we hope will have wholesome effect on
our community
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-06

Is If there ever was good time for getting
choice lands for "mere song it is now. By the
New York quotations land warrants are 60 cents.
DeIzel Smith have responsible agents who To-
cate them in person.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-06

UxcuRRESr MoSEY-The Cincinnati Gazette,
Of Saturday, says there is no change in that
market for uncurrent money, Illinois and Wiscon-
sn in good credit. remaining at dis; discredited
2O025 dis. and Missouri s dis.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-06
THrRsDAY, February %, 1861,


SESAIE--Petitiops favoring the Crittenden
compromise were presented from the counties of
Orange, Harrison, Franklin and Hendricks. The
President laid before the Senate n proposition
from Elder & Hardness to do the public printing
at 80 per cent. less than the prices paid by
law. and Mr. darlington offered resolution abo-
ishing the Office and directing the State officers to
contract the work The whole subject was re-
ferred to the Committee on Printing. The bill
reducing the fees Of County Treasures was re-
ported to the Senate, recommending its passage.
and the report was concured in. The special
order being the consideration of the State Prison
bill, it was debated at length as it came from the
committee, and the report recommending its pas
sage was finally concurred in.
| HorsE.-Several new bills were introduced
running the House number up to 1913. The SEN
ate bill mo. 3l) in relation to railroads, was
amended so as to make all property of roads liza
BILE for stock killed, and as amended ordered to
be engrossed Mr. Hendricks bill for the sale of
the property known as the Governors residence
and providing for another purchase, was laid on
the table, rs was Mr. Knowlton's providing for
the purchase of certain volumes OF Blackford's
Reports-the bill to amend the general banking
law (Senate No. So was ordered to be engrossed.
Mr.. Prosser's bill repeating the law to prevent
the carrying of concealed weapons was lost, as
was Mr.. McClurg's to repeal the act establishing
| Courts of Cancellation. Mr.. Brucker's bill au-
thorizing aliens to hold lands in the State of In
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-06

Attention invited the following statement and the
accompanying letters OF recommendation and testimonials
in favor Of these celebrated Watches.
A gold medal awarded the Company by the Amcri
can Institute, at New York, in 1851.
The Company also received the first premum-a gold
eda-from Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, in Is5s
These Watches have now been In market nearly ten
years during which time they have been tested to
curacy durability and reliability in every conceivable
ner and have proved themselves be the most sasfac
tory time pieces offered to the public.
CAUTIOS.-As our watch is extensively counter
feed by foreign manufacturers, we have to inform the
public that no watch is of production which is
companed by certificate Of genuineness bearing the
number Of the watch and signed by Treasurer, r. E.
Robbins by predecessors, Appleton, Tracy 20.
As these watches for sale by jewellers generally,
throughout the Union, the American Watch Company do
not solicit orders for single watches.
4
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-06
The Ulfimatum.

The Cincinnati Commercials Washington cor
respondent SAYS the constitutional amendment
which passed the House on Friday, bSIoheN more
and Is probably the ultimatum of the Republican
Administration and of the moderate Republicans,
taken in connection with Mr.. SEwARD's resolution
recommending State Legislatures to consider the
subject of National Constitutional Convention.
The following is the amendment as it passed the
House:
JOINT assoLrroS TO ExD TIE rSrrzD
STATES.
Be rssolred6y kae Senate and House 81 Rerressfd-
fires OF the Lsied suites Of america, in C5n0ress as
ssmLlsd f1c0-ktircs Of both Houses coeHTring, That
the following article be proposed the Legislatures Of
the United States witch when ratified by threefourths
Of aid legislatures shall be valid all ntsns and pur
poses, as part Of said Constitution. viz
AKrrcLE L. That no amendment shall be made to the
40 abolish or interfere within any STATE with the domestic
nssrutons thereof including that Of persons held
abor or servitude BIZ the laws Of said state
There we're 1873 votes for the resolution and %
against it. The Indiana members voted as fol
lows: For the proposition-CoLFAx, DAVIS,
DUxS, ENGLISH, HOLMAN, kILGORE, NIBLAcK,
PORTER; against it--CAsE, PETIT, WILSON.
So it aypelrs chat sixty five Republican men,
bers of Congress. and three OF them from Indiana,
are unwilling to give Constitutional guarantee
that there shall be no interference with slavery in
the States. and yet it is contended by some Re
publicans that the sentiment announced in the
nroposed amendment is the doctrine of the Re-
publican party
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-06
cARDINC MACHINES.

ANE PAIR CARDING MACHINES AND PICKER,
~ all in good working order; also, two Power Looms
with steel Ssde &c, for sale ON reasonable terms by
THOMAS c. LUDERs, Agets.
Hope bartholomew county. Indians. fehll-wlm-s
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-06
LEGAL.


estate or INDIANA MARION COUNTY. Ss.-In the
- Common Plea Court Of Marion county, in the state
ofIndans, June Term A. D. 1861. James H. Mckernan
Phebe Yount Elizabeth Hineey, William lncsley, Alfred
YoaEi, Annette Youn Angelina iount and Ellent lount
BE Il known That on this tweiy-ninih DAY Jdly, IN
the year 1850 the above named plaintiff b his attorneys
filed in the Office OF the Clerk Ct the Martin Circuit Ccut
his complaint against said defendsnis IN the above entitled
that said defendant. ANGELINE YoUST J. redeft
Of the State II Indians.
Said defendan; Is therefor hereby notified Of the Cling
and pendercy Il said complaint against her -n hsi rles
he appear and demur thereto. n fe cailg Il
said cause the second day Of lie neAifeEa Il said ag
he begun and held At The Courtkouse. in r cir. =
Indianapolis. the second Aoi1sy IN Jure us,'. r
complaint and the matters and tEngS thrr,n ci
and alleged, win be heard and determined IN h. 800
BY order Of Couri. JOHN {. SEM Gle
o. b. ToEBEr. Attorney Tor Plaintiff. f-isi-s.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTIcT--Nofsoc l. herrsy 81. en
traitors Of the estate Of William Wineny. deoeac ieo
Of Marion county, Indiana said estate = supposed 10 he
feb's-ditSw4s cHRisTiASA HISPENNY.
NJ oTlCE.-AT persons knowing themselves 70 he m
Y debied the estate o. william wnpenny. deceascd.
either By book account, will please make inmc
date payment 10 the undersignea
febls-dltkwat CHRISTIANA wINPESNY
. DNINISTRATOR's NOTIcE.-Nosioe is hereby given
that will SELL at public auction. on the 2lst day
Of March next, At the late residence Of William winPeny
deceased. in Washington township harion county In
diana, all his personal properly 1Ot taken y The M1o
consisting Of horses three yeaFiing coiis two yoke %
work cattle fat twohOrSe wegon. ole iour-
horse wagon one log wagon two oNoarts seven hundred
bushels corn in the crib whest - the bushc hay IN the
stack twO-horse carriage AID hsess, horsc
buggy and harness. ec hundred feet ash flooring, eight
shares Of stock in the Indianapolis ard Fall Creek Gravel
Road, farming utensils, backsmiths sccls household
| goods and other articles.
TiKNs oF credi, Of nine months will nc given
on all ree dollars the purchaser giving is
note with approved surety waivng Valuation aIc sp-
prsisement laws Sums Of three dollars and under eash
10 hand. Sale commence al nine O'Clock A ".
DAVID HUFF. t,,s,i.,r.,,-s
February - ls6l. feh27 -dlttw2i
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-06
NEW BOOKS,
PERSONAL.

EOHS PARSLEY, TAKE NoT1CE.--You are hereby Tor
Il hidden trespass grouuds by tramping
through and my fields. This notice and prohibition
also extends your family and to those over whom you
have control r. Il. NASATTA.
Acton, Ii d., January 3Oih, lssl.--w2t-
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-06
FOR SALE.


EHoR sAIE-PRIyTTSG OFrIcE-oa account Of "a
n health the proprietor Of Democratic newspaPer.
located in one the hOurishng In indi.nh,
of IL 900 inabtants) offers Tor sale his entire printing
Office consisting Of all kinds o. material necessary 70 pub
sh new spaper-a good subscription list, ad,erih ug
and Good viii ~ the concern. together with extra fn-
assortment Of and fashionable Job type, &c AiSo
new Lawyer Job Press The paper sin successful opera
ton. Terms very reasonable, and only few hzIsIcd
dollars cash down will be required. For further paric
ulars inquire Of address Mesrs Bingham Doughty q
the Indiana State Sentinel lntanapolz, Indians.
feb2T-d&w2w
UNoR sALE-4.Ooo acres Of land IN Carroll county.
Iowa, for sale at Low figure, fos cash, By
wM. Y. WILEY,
febsd6w Real Estate Ageni.
TyOR sALE--A fine building lot Pennsylvania street
n opposite the Blind Asylum with frunt q ovsrcns
hundred feet FoF sale on easy payn.ssisf, !.
febs Real Estate Ageu'-
UNOR sALE-BUSiNEss IOI--Thirty-fve and a Lah
feet front Pennsylvania street. opposite the ie~
Postofce adjoining Wood fondray, the nogtk, and
now occupied as livery stable. For sale By
WI \. Willy.
f-bs Real Agent
ENOR sALEA first class steam figuring mill. at Fort
vile, Hancock county. Indiana 81 the best Nib
IN the State thoroughly fitted and IN fine grsn section
Of counry. A bargain can be had IN The same fof
al. nv WM. II WILLY.
febs Real Estate Agent.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-06
For the Daily State Sentine
METEOROLOGICAL Observations.

Range oithernometer (above zerO) for the week end
ing Saturday March I'd, 1851.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

G. @ G.
CARY'S COUGH CURE. See advertisement.
decl2'60-dtf
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-06
w p BINGHAM 81 CO.,
NO. 90, EAST WARRINGTON STREET,


Are agents the sale of the above watches We have
large variety gold and silver cases direct from the
uactory Persons thinking Of providing themselves with
& time keeper should fail TO call and examine them.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-06
FOR LEASE.


VyOR TRADE-A farm Of 65 acTes, -four mile Sosh-
east Of Indianapolis, on lick Greek 20 ecrcs lrcr
cultivation. City property 10 The amount q - 90 ~ ~
in part paw By wM Y Nu.EN
felsd1w Real Estate Agol'
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-06
NJ EDiCAL.
DIR. BURNHANH

Cures the most Obstinate and Long
Standing Diseases by
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-06
Sales of Real Estate at Auction,

We invite those wishing invest in Real Estate to call
and examine the many bargains on our books.
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