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Law Oc Humanity, in relation to soe,
evils. An Essay for Young Men, on Physc
ogical Errors and Abuses. incident 20 You
and Early Manhood, with thch,mallc view
Treatment and euro. Sent IN sealed lctters
velopes, free Of charge Address Dr. Skll
LIN HOUGlIrON, Howard Associal~'
Philadelphia. Ia avg. g.o-l.
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STATE OF ARKANSAS
County of Pulaski, (

| STATE OF ARKANSAS
County of Pulaski ....
/ In the Separate Court of Chancery for said county
at the special December thereof, A. ID. 1867 20tl
| day Of December, A. d, 1867.
| The State Of Arkansas, ....
who sues on behalf
of herself, as well rs
on behalf of the
holders of her bonds
issued to the Real
Estate Bank Of Ar
kansas, and the ere
ditors of said Bank,
Complainant,
versus. Bill for Foreclosure.
The ne qr Of sec lS, in
s n, 80 W,
and other tracts and
parcels of land, mort.
gagged for stock in
said Real Estate
Bank, by John Henry
and James Harrison,
Defendant.
This day the State Of Arkansas, by W. W. Will
shire, Esquire. solicitor general, files her bill in
this behalf, with the several exhibits referred tc
therein, the object of whlch bill is to obtain a de-
for foreclosure Of a certain mortgage executed
by John Henry and James Harrison, 10 secure 81
shares Of the capital stock of said Real Estate
Bank, upon TIE following described tracts and par
GELS Of land, viz 7
The he Or Of sec Is; W If Of NV or of sec II,
Sc or, and hf ofncqr Of I, and whole of see 2
all in s n, 30 W hf Of ne or Of sec 10 sw az
Of see II ne qr of sec q or of see D. and hi
Of see 36, all in . n,rSl W ne or Of sec "a; W hi
of see 80 sw or Of sw Or Of sec 5, and NV ar Of
NV Or Of sec s, in mr. 80 W
And n sale Of said lands for Tie payment of such
iro rata liability as may be declared upon them by
such dccree and it is ordered that n copy of this
entry be Published in a newspaper printed in the
city of Little Rock, Arkansas, by the public print.
er of the State, and also in some newspaper print.
ed in the county or counties in which said lands
arc situate if any there be- for four successive
weekly Insertions TIE last assertion thereof to be
at least four weeks before the first day Of the term
Of our said cbanccry court to be held at the court
room OF said court in the city Of Little Rock, on
the third Monday in June, A, d, 1865, and that
the same when sopublishel, be taken rs sufficient
notice to said morgngors, and 10 all persons claim
ing said lands under them, and to all occupants Of
the sAmc, of the beginning and pendency Ct said
bllngainst them.
a true copy from the record.
Attest GORDON n. PEAY, Clerk
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Mr.. Browns" " Appeal -!

My WooLY CONSTITUENTS : An earnest
appeal is hereby made to you to come
forward and subscribe your mite towards
the relief Of an unfortunate one, who has
had the honor to do your dirty work in
the Convention lately prorogued at Little
Rock. That niggardly body not having
the fear, etc, and being nerved and Sc
duccd by the patron saint Of Radicalism,
refused to allow to this unfortunate indi-
vidual more than $1,000 per day besides
a few paltry dollars for mileage, notwith-
standing his invaluable services to the
darling people, in consequence of which
he was compelled to fly from said city
under a fictitious name to avoid angry
and truculcnt creditors, and was further
compelled to leave behind him his trunk
for the want of Il few dollars to pay his
hotel bill. The name of this individual
who has sacrificed so much for you, and
is now a martyr to the cause of nigger
supremacy is known as Tuos. NJ Bowen
Come forward and help him "snall
favors," etc No person allowed to con
tribute over one cent each -r
How are you, Mr. Brown y?
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tB- The Radical Convention, for the 3wl
Congressional District met at Fort Smith. on
Wednesday last. Judge Tnos, BoLLhs OF
Yell county WAS, pnt in nomination. Colonel
Searle was his opponent in the Convention,
but he fell Hat and had but few hackers.
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IntOrIl,atiOn,

Information guaranteed to produce luxmn
growth of hair upn n bald head or beardlr"
also a recipe for the removal Of limples, Bldc
Erupticns etc, ON the skin leaving the sane
clear, and beautiful, can be obtained WIN"
charge by addressing lfsDl#8t
THOS. Y. CHAPMAN. Chemist,
s23 Broadway, New OH
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Notice

$ hereby given that we shall apply to the next
i Probate Court of Crawford county, to be holden
at the Court House in Van Buren, on the FIRST
Tuesday in ipril, 1868, for an order 30 sell the fol
lowing described real estate belonging to the Ia.
late of George W. Bourn, deceased, to witt
All that part of the W Il sec 10. tllr32,
lying south of Lees CrceI.
The l2 of sc J ! see 10, and 9 ofnw l. /
ofsec ID, and the NV A Of NV A sec Is, aud the
sw IA NV ii and the NV | a Of the ne Ia sec
Is, t II n, r32w,
Situate in the Comfy of Crawford in the State
of Arkansas.
HANNAH N. BOURN, Aimx.
JESSE TURNER, Admir- Es.
tate George W. Bourn, deed
The Van Buren press., 1868-02-28

eH Gen. CLAYTON, the Radical candidate
Tor Governor. Ia announced to speak At Van
Euf-h vh the llth NJ March.
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Fer Col. SoL. +. CLARK and SAM. w.
WILLIAMS, speak at the Court House to-
day, Let there be general turn out.
To. o.morrow they speak at Fort Smith
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q t. We ere indebted to Messrs. WOODRUFF
4 BLocxER Of the Little Rock Gascite. for y
pampllet copy Of the Constitution, ETC.. adopt
ed BY the Convention.
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Canvas of Crawford County.

By arrangement with the gentlemen named
We announce meetings for public discussion
at the times and places as follows:
GRAN. WILCOX and B. j. BROWN. will
address the people, at
Mrs. Babb's. Lees Creek Township, March >.
lJ" Elkins. Upper q.
Col. Geo. Peters shepherd Z.
Ishan Wright's, Mountain D.
'''' AND
JESSE TURNER and II. F. THOMSON
will address the people at
Mrs. Bushmire's Richland Township, Mar 3.
{" Dyrr's. Vine Prairie 4.
Frazure' Gin. Lafayette 5.
A. Willey's old place, Ceder 8:
VIM fruits, Jasper. I.
On the 10th Of March, Grand Barbecue
will be given at Van Buren,. when Col. J. NJ.
Rock. together with the above gentlemen win
address the people en- mass. ......
At all Of the above appointments time will
be cheerfully divided with any one who may
desire the ratification Of the proposed Con-
stitution. A this election Il one of vital I'M
portance to the whole people. all persons of
every shade Of political opinion are respect
fully invited to be present and hear the argyll
ysents of the gentlemen. and then Judge for
themselves whether this State shall he con-
troled by White Men or by Ncgros and the
allies OF ncgros.
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II Judge YoxLHS OF Little Rock aud Gem
CLAyves OF Pine Blum, t.,e Radical nominee
lSs Governor Of the State, passed through on
the stage TO Fort SmIth. on Monday last.
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TAKE NOTICE.

An persons who have not Registered ant
desire to do 20. can enter their names from
13H Feb. 28th to March 4tli,
~ the Court House In vnn Buren,.
BY order. wt
-a ]. 8. DUNIIAM, Dem. State Com.
81 Congressional District
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In the Separate Court of Chanccry for said
county. at the special Decembcrternthcre-
vf. \. ID. 1867, ! lth day of December \. ID.
1861.
The State of Arkansas. .....
Who sues on behalf
of herself as well aS ..
on behalf Of the hold
crs of her bOnps issu-
ed to the Real Estate ..r
Bank of Arkansas.
and the creditors of
Il. .,inl,laiu-
ant
versus Bill for Foreclosure.
The /. of ne Il of .,...
sec II, in t 9 II, r3l W,
and other tracts and
places of land mort It I#tv
gagged for stock in
said Real Estate
Bank. by Robert ....,
Henderson, Defend
ant.
This day the State of Arkansas. by w. w.
Wiltshire, Esquire, solicitor general files her
bill in this behalf. with the several exhibits
referred to therein, the object OF which bill is
to obtain decree for foreclosure of certain
mortgage executed by Robert Henderson, to
secure l9 shares of the capital stock of said
Real Estate Bank. upon the following describ-
ed tracts and parcels of land, viz:
The g = ofnc Il of sec II, and ne OF Sc
"A of sec IL, in to n.r3l W; .s
And sale Of said lands for the payment of
such pro rata liability rs may be declared up
on them by such decree and it is ordered that
a copy Of this entry be published in a news
paper printed in the city of Little Rock, Ar
kansas, by the public printer of the State and
also in some newspaper printed in the county
or counties in which said lands are situate. if
any there be. for four successive weekly in
sertions, the last insertion tlereofto be at least
four weeks before the first day of the term of
our said chancery court to be held at the court
room of said court in the city of Little Rock.
on the third Monday in June. A. d. lStiS; and
that the same when so published, be taken aS
sufficient notice to said mortgagor and to all
persons claiming said Lands under him. and to
all occupants OF the same of the beginning
and pendcncy of said bill against them.
n true copy from the record
Attest: GORDON n. PEAI, Clerk.
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T T. !. /. +: q: - .. ..-
WhaeoI Black Rule is the Question
A Cowsitsiion has been adopted aud sub-
misssd to the People, for Msir acceptance
- or veta,al. on the 1871 Of IHareA.
PUBLIC SPEAKING I!

q let all the canvasscrs elected by the Demo-
cratic Convention 70 to work at once. The
White people are called on to rally In every
nook or corner. and rots dorm the monstrous
offspring Of this iniquitons cabal. To your
tents D! Israel. +
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ROBERT a. HOWARD, late Of l. $. A.
and JOHN NJ. lIARRELI, of Little Rock
will address the people Of Arkansas, at the
following times and places: ---
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NUTS FOR DUNuAM-When General
Thomas Muggins Bowen, President of the
Convention, 4" so called and Radical
candidate for Supreme Judge, left here
for home a few days since, he travelled as
Mr.. Brown, and had that name put on the
way-bill.
Conscious of his own infamy, the poor,
craven wretch fears the indignation of an
outraged people. Well can he, however,
quiet his cowardly apprehcnsons. No
body is going to hurt him. The man
who could do violence to the pusillani-
nous poltroon would be unworthy of the
name Of man.
1t is also to be added, for the amuse-
ment of the irrepressible Dunham, Of the
Van Buren, Press. that when Bowen, alias
Browa, took his departure, he had to
the non-forthcominf of the pitiful sum OF
twenty green back "dolyers' demanded
Of the Generate! by hard hearted stage
agent in our city. If the Convention
ever re assemblies Tommy will " attend to
the case" of that cruel public carrier as
he did to that Of the Little Rock and Fort
Smith Railroad. ...
The trunk is still here. Dunham had
better take up collection and send fol
it. 1t is tcrrible-the gallant CD Gen
eral having to abandon his baggage
He doesn't seem to get along very well
with anything but carpetbag He had
better stick to that-hadn't he, brother
Dunham Campaign GazcHe.
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STATE OF ARKANSAS.
County ofPulaski.\ ...
In the Separate Court of Chanccry for said
county, at the special Decembcrtermthcre-
VI. \. ID. 1867, lth day of December \. ID.
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In the Separate Court of Chaucery for said county
at the special December term thereof, A. ID. 1867
! Doth dav Of December, A. d. l'G1
Tbo Stat. of Arkansas who
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Delaines.

latest styles and beautiful
IL patterns At 81 /. cts per yard.
COLLINS x LANIGAH.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-21
Cnble Spccinls

New YORK, December IA Herald,
special, dated Constantinople, the 18th
says that the rumOr to the effect that
the Turkish Admiral, Hobart Pacha
followed the Greek steamer Erosis into
the harborof syria, and sunk her, lacks
confirmation. 1t is said that the com.
mander of the French war ship Faibir
requested the Turkish admiral not tC
adopt any coerGive measures until he
heard from Constantinople. This the
Admiral agreed to do, and now awaits
orders.
A Herald's special from Madrid, the
18th, says it is announced here that a
Carlist conspiracy has been discovered
at Havana. Several arrests of parties
implicated in it have been made.
The Herald's special dated Cadiz, 18th,
says that notwithstanding the procla,
nation of clemency recently issued to
the leaders in the late Instructions
several of the prominent ones have been
imprisoned here. About seventy-fva
altogether have been arrested and sub
mitted to trial by court martial.
Business has resumed its natural
sway and the people are returning &c
their homes.
General Dulice sailed with his fleet
for Cuba today.
The Herald's special dated London,
18th, reports that the official journals
say that the changes in the ministry are
confirmation of the EmperorS pro
gramme Of policy, which is liberal at
home and pacific abroad.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-21
baltimore Cattle Market

December II, 1868.
BEEF CATTLE.-The offerings at the
Scales during the past week amounted
to 20S3 head, against 1919 last week. OF
the number offered SIC head came from
Virginia, 647 from Ohio, 2I3 from West
Virginia, and 81 from Maryland,
over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad;
Isl from Virginia and 90 from Mary land
on foot, and Sc from Virginia and IS
from Maryland bs boat. OF the receipts
$50 head were taken by Baltimore
butchers, 1903 sold to farmers for graz.
ing, 6lo to spectators for other mar
kets, about 800 were reshipped to the
East without being offered here, and
the balance left over unsold. Prices to-
day ranged as follows: Old Cows and
Scalawags at 5Oai 90; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows 4 00a5 90; fair
to good Stock Cattle 50aG %; good feed
ers 80; fair quality Beeves 50a7 90;
and the very best Beeves 00aS 62i per
100 lbs, the average price being about
5 so gross. The market for good and
prime Beeves was shade higher and
common grades closed very dull at
about last weeks prices.
SHEEP.-There has been a large sup
ply of common and inferior Sheep on
the market during the past week, and
with limited demand they are dull at
unchanged quotations, while good
Sheep, are scarce and in demand.
Prices to-day ranged as follows: Com
mon to good Sheep at 31a5 cents per Id
gross.
HOGS.-The supply this week has
been light, and quotations are 90 per 100
lbs higher. Prices to-day ranged as fol-
lows: Good to prime fat Hogs II 75al2 so
per 100 lbs net.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-21
From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, December 10. 49, Judge
Pugh, of Columbus, was before the Uni
ted States Commissioner, yesterday
charged with issuing fraudulent natur-
aliZation papers.
The charrcd hull of tho steamer Uni
ted States was towcd here yesterday
from the scene of the late disaster. The
body of Mrs. Ella Jones, of Pensacola,
Florida, was recovered from the wreck;
also another body, supposed to be that
of Mrs Brooks. Owing to the illness of
one of the UAitcd States Inspectors it
will be sometime before they render
their decision as to which pilot is re-
sponsible for the collision.
The Ohio Female College building,
which was destroyed by fire in April
last, has been rebuilt and reOpened,
and was dedicated, last night, in the
presence of Il large company of rela-
tives and friends OF the pupils.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-21
From New Orleans.

New YORK, December ia New Or.
leans special of the 18th to the Herald
says: The steamer Havana, which
cleared New York for New Orleans as q
merchant vessel, hoistcd the Peruvian
flag when the crew mut:uied, and were
discharged. The Custom officers board
ed her, Friday, and the Captain refuses
to enter her at the Custom House, on a
plea that she is Peruvian navel vessel
Collector Fuller has demanded of the
Peruvian officials the production of the
vessels papers, showing by what au,
thority a vessel, clearing at New York
as a merchantmen for New Orleans, can
appear here as a vessel of war, and not
getting any satisfaction, will, to-mor-
row, seize the vessel unless he receives
contrary orders from Secretary McCul-
loch. The same difficulty occurred
when the iron clads cleared. Fuller
was firm, but Seward harmonized mat
tiers. His EXcellency, Garcia, ignores
Courts, Collectors, and Marshals, to
carry his point, and unless McCulloch
orders otherwise the vessel will be
seized to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-21
From Chicago.

CHICAGO, December 2O.-The wind
commenced blowing last evening, about
ten o'clock, with great violence. and
has continued without any srrminr
abandonment up to the present hour. :
O'Clock p. NJ. Considerable damav, has
resulted ;hcrefroHl, the most scri0ns of
which is the destruction OF a ne brick
building in the course of erection, coy.
ering lots II and % Adams street. The
building was fifty feet front and TIVE
hundred feet deep. The walls, whlct
were of brick, had reached the top o
the fourth story, and each story was ;
single room. 1t was TO be occupied 10y
Coan X Tenbrock as carriage factory
and when completed would have been
one of the largest and finest in the
country. The owners of the building
are Ogden Il Fleetwood. With the tx.
ceptiOn of the rear section, from thirty
to forty feet long, the building is com
plctely demolished. The loss on the
building will probably reach $4,000,
which will fall on the builders.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-21
Chicago Market
CHICAGO, December 10.

CHICAGO, December 10.
FLOUR-Dull at ) 62ia6 70 for spring
extras.
WHEAT-Quiet and easier and la
PIC lever; sales No. at l7al l., and
No. , at loyal III; closing quiet at
| lOfa1 II for No. ,; sales No. > since
Change at III.
CORN-Dull and dropping and 4c
lower on new shelled; old neglected and
entirely nominal; sales new at 44a47c,
for regular and fresh receipts, and Aba
43!c for short receipts; closing dull at
44c for regular: kiln dried quiet ut 52!a
SIC for No. ,, and 50a52c for rejected;
market unchanged this afternoon.
OATS-Quiet and &c lower; sales No.
, at 42lai5, and rejected at 4l3a42!c;
closing dull at 44ic for No. ,.
RYE-Dull and PAP! lower; sales No.
l at l2al -, and No. . at l IL; closing
at II for No and ~ for No. ,.
BARLEY-Dull and &c lower: sales
No at 45al A.; closing at As.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-21

ROBERT p. NOAH, No. III + street Wash.
ington, d. c., General Agent for the District Of
Columbia and States of Virginia and West Vir.
ginia for the Manhattan Cooperative Relief
Association.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-21
New York Money Market.
NEW York. December

NEW 1Okh, DcCcIlDCE ~.
MONEY-Stringency very severe dur
ing the morning and also well into the
afternoon; demand active on call at 7
per cent. currency and 7 per cent. gold,
as we'll as l-32 per cent. commission in
addition to legal currency on stock ex-
change. At one time there was differ
ence of Sat per cent. between cash and
regular, and per cent. between cash
and buyer, 30 days. These high rates
induced some of the Shylocks to hold
their money for still greater shavcs, but
toward three o'clock the demand lessen
ed and the market was little easier,
loans being made at 6a7 per cent, and
finally at Z per cent. currency.
STERLlNG-Dull ut 109tal09i.
GOLD-Firmer and opened ut 1851.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS - Heavy
Coupons of 81, ll44all4i; do '62, lola
hog; do 6i,106talO6!; do '65, l07 tal074;
do new, 1O9salO9J; do '67, l09sal09I; do
Us, l1OallOt; l0-4Os, 105a1055.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-21
New York Market.

New YORK, December IL.
COTTON-A shade irmer: sales of
300 bales at 25ta2o!c for middling up
lands.
FLOUR-Closed dull and shade
lower.
WHEATON, and declining for
spring, but quite unchanged for winter.
RIE-Nominally unchanged.
OATS-Dull and heavy at 76c in store
and 7Sa7S!c ahOat for western.
CORN-Quiet at l2al IL for old
mixed western in store and ahoat; 9Sca
20 tor new mixed western.
rrORk-Very quiet and unchanged.
DDE.EF-Quiet and steady.
change.
BACON-Qpiet.
LARD-Steady at l7al7ic for fair to
prime steam.
EGGS-Quiet at 3sa3ec
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-21
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, December 10.
SENATE.

Mr.. Pomeroy introduced q bill pro
viding for the reassembling of the Con
stitutional Convention of Georgia, ani
instructing it to amend the Constitu
tion so as to place beyond all possibility
of doubt the right of every citizen O
the State, white or black, to hold of
fee. Referred to the Judiciary com
mittee.-
Mr.. Harlan offered q resolution re-
questing the Judiciary committe TO 70,
port bill for the reapportionment OF
representatives in Congress-, IN ac'
cordance with section second VI the
fourteenth amendment.
Mr.. Nye presented the credentials OF
Mr.. Gilbert, Senator from Florida. LAID
on the table.
Mr.. Morrill,, of Maine, offered a reso-
linton requesting the President to in
form the Senate whether any instruc-
tions were given to the proceedings in
stituted to prevent the payment OF
Laird & Co., builders of the Alabama,
tbe proceeds of the steamer, which was
built by them for the Confederate Gov
arnmeHt, and now in the hands of the
Assistant Treasurer at New York, and
to secure the payment of the proceeds
of said steamer to the owners of vessels
destroyed by the Alabama. Adopted.
Adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-21
New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, December 10
Tie market for WOODEN goods is rather
quiet, yet prices for all seasOnable styles
are well maintained, while unseasOna-
BILE styles can be bought at some con-
cession i'll prices. Balmoral skirts of
certain makes are being closed ont at
lower figures. Burners A and ID are
reduced to Is 30, and b b to Il GU. The
market for cotton goods is buoyant,
with fair inquiry for medium and low
grades OF bleached and unbleached mus
Inns and printed calic9es. Atlantic 4
sheetings has advanced to Ice; do III and
Pacific a Isle; Pacific II 15c; Atlantic
II 13c; do V l3Ic; do n lOc; Pacific L
fine sheetingS l3al3!c; Pocasset X 12tc;
LacUnia l2!c; Nashua o BE; Massa-
chusetts Il b l3al3!c; Portsmouth &c;
do u nc; Fremont L lO!c. Amoskeag
A bleachcd muslIns Isle; Androscoggin
lG!c; Fruit of the Loom l7al7!c; Ions
dale lG!al7c; Maxwell 2la2l!c; Pep
perell "a sheetings sell at 47!a5Oc.
Prints sell at 12!al3c for all popular
makes, while Merrimack d and Cocheco
bring 1910 readily.