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OIncinnatI HaFkot.

By Telegraph CTrous1VArI. Feb. Il
FLOUR-Dull; family s7M7 so. en
WHEkT-Dulf at 81 20 for No. j, and 81 6C
for No. q n =
ookN1DuII and lower; sales Of ear a,
63064e.
OArs-FIrfn at 66es67e for NO. /.
BARLEY-Steady at S2st2 40. ff
CorToH-DuIl no sales, and prices nom
inal; middling 2S54c.
.WHsKY7Firm at s5c, but the market
closes quiet .-l---H
PROVISIONS Unsettled and prices noni-
make any important coLcessIons; but lit
tie is done worthy OF note; bulk shoulders
sold at l3l4e. bacon shoulders at 141<c; mess
pork was offered at So. 49, '4
LARD-Coutu have been bought at 20c;
there Weroa some eaindfcatiOnS of "A reaction
at the close, though buyers were timid.
BUrrER-1Farm and the supply hardly
equal 70 the demand; sales OF fresh made
al 801136c. fHt
EGGs-)ulI at l6320c. y g Ia
CfIEESE-Eirm at l3lZ422c.
CLOVER SFED--Flrm and In demand at
l64cef1f 08 fiI1 81 LeH1 TffE
TnGoTHY. .SFED-S2 25a2 IS. .rt5
-0fL5-Binseed oil dull at 81 0GlGl OF. Lard
Oh active at 81 20. Petroleum firmer; re-
fined 366gsSc. sfa M .1alE
sUGAIs-A Give at 14c higher: New Or
Leans l21@arf412cs Denlafara l5tsMI6c: pOrtO
Rieo la9 loo; Cuba l3g lJ5 54c; soft refined Ice
Wl7c; hard i7AL71%c. rr -
u Id l35 buying.
ESxCHANGE4Da1 at l-I8 per cent. dis
count. buying. a rana
bfoNEY Market unchanged.
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CHICAGO.
Suicide Funeral OF Ex-senator
hcCOnell-MOre Crime - Female
Suffrage Convention. rIua

CHICAGO, February 12-The book
keeper at a clothing establishment In
this city suicided at the Sherman
House early this morning, by shoot
ing himself through the heart.
The funeral of the murdered Ex.
Senator Mcconnell was very largely
attended in j jacksonville, HIS, this
afternoon. Evidence accumulates that
Robinson is the criminal.
Westry Nelson, who1nurdered lam
bert, a wealthy farmer, residingenear
Beloit, Wis, on Wednesday,, for his
money, was arrested yesterday in Sa-
vannah, Ills and is now in jail In
Jonesyille, Wis. He confesses the
crime. "a 3
The Library Hall Suffrage Conven-
ton was very numerously attended
to day. Miss Anna Dickinson and
w. Wells Brown, eolored orator of
Boston, were in attendance, besides
Mrs. Stanton, Miss Anthony and the
others mentioned before.
The resolutions reported BY the
Committee on Resol utiOns, declared
that as woman is elually interested
with man in having good laws execu-
ted, she ought to possess the right Of
suffrage, and resolving to make a uni
ted effort to so frame the new Consti
tuition of Illinois that no distinction
shall be made among the citizens in
the exercise of suffrage. The iresolu-
tions, after being discussed, were
adoDtcd
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New Orleans Market,

~ telegraph NEW ORLEANS Feb. II.
Cotton = Eseee fpts 50,9Q4l baIes3 exports
for-tllt week, Is Ifv erpoof Il, ms bales; 10
the Continent, 6,543 bales; cOastwise, } 3I9
bales; stock l5l,0o7 bales; Sd les to-day $500
ba es; for the week 30, l50 bales; market
steady; miSd!ing 26J4 4g29c.
FLouK-t4uiet and firm; superine So Y;
y ,ef:sS :. .leeA iree,f fgss7 f7gsss7ee aiiEifts
OATS-Ftrm at 75c
BRAN-Firm AZ 5I2O.
HAT-Supply light $ nd market firm at
s26 50.
PORK-Duil.
BACO 81 bbingsaL. l5IS6GI9es H
2z$4c-
SUGAR "A tive and.higher; prime l35zG
i4e: ySlloAyHot sr1fftd l5l5 l51zcs q b&kAAE -
Mo i.ASSI5S-ActfVe: prime 6Sas70c.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Western Icctined 81 oO
@SI G7iac -
abjsc; prime i79i71ae. srfnp Ia
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EUROPE.
by Atlantic photograph.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, February 12.-It is stated
that the Persian army. with Sab at its
head, has gone to Bagdad In the
meantime the Turkish troops are
pushing forward to the Persian from
tier.
At the banquet to the Ministry at
Fishmonger's Hall last night, Glad
Stone remarked that the last House
of Commons had been condemned by
the government of the day, and that
government had been brought to the
bar of public opinion on the distinct
issue and policy of the people, now
most clearly defined.
-.ts IRELAND.
DUBLIN, Feb. 12.-The Mayor will
take advantage of the first public
leyee to present Queen Victoria with
a monster petition for the amnesty of
Fenian prisoners, which has been ex-
tensively signed by the corporate au-
thorities Of the cities aud towns
Throughout: Ireland.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Feb. 12.-The bullion In the
DGuk VI pIduCC has uCiC1SCu 1t
000, 900 francs.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Feb. 12.-The Constituent
Cortes was formally opened yesterday
with great ceremony. The city was
profusely decorated IN honor of the
event Crowds were in the streets,
flags flying, and the day was regarded
as holiday. Serenc-delivereda con
gratulatory address on the assem-
bling of the deputies.
He said that the nations of Europe
in attaining a higher degree of civili-
zation throw off the traditional bonds
which fettered the public mind.
| Spain delayed for a long time follow
ing the example of her neighbors
She now calls on her Representatives
| to construct a new edifee. The
revolution has achieved a blood
less victory. The strength. of the
nation has not been impaired
but the extravaganza of the former
administration has been disorganized
aud embarrassed it finances. The
government relies upon the Cortes tc
remedy this by economical changes IL
| its administration by wise Legislation
in regard to the public debt and the
payment of the interest thereon; by
J economizing the expenses of the
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TELEGRAPH SUMMARY.
aola eIOsea in New Y0rl.. yesterday

Gold closed In New York, yesterday,
1851
-ss TWO men were burned TO death at Pen
broke Mills by the explosion OF naphthi
The town mill at Saultsboro was burne
down on Thursday night. T
A powder mil at Hazardville, Connect
cut, exploded on Thursday, and kiiie
two men.
A burglar named Mcdonald escape
from the Sheriff OF New York, on Mon
day, while on the way to Jail.
Ex-Gov. Hubbard, Of Maine, was burle,
on Thursday afternoon, at Hallowell, witt
distinguished honor
The examination of Pike. charged will
poisoning his wife, at Worcester. Mass
has been postponed 10 the 18th inst
John Mitchell. os Wilton, n. H, hai
been arrested for trying TO burn up hii
wife with "a bottle of kerosene oil. She was
burned In a shocking manner.
The Overseers OF Harvard College are
discussing The propriety of definitely de-
flniug the duties of President before
electing one.
Hamburger, who shot Miss Baird, and
afterwards shot himself in New York, on
Thursday died the same night. The gill
still lives.
The friends OF John @. Blaine, the Chesa-
d AXE prate, are endeavoring to have him
released. He is confined In the county Jail
OF Brooklyn.
The New York Germ an DemocI attic and
Republican Committees mite in petition
Jag Congress to revise the United states
naturalization laws.
George Linberger, OF Chicago, wa
kwlndled, in New York. ont of two hun
dred dollars. The Mayor forced the swim
dler toaisgorge.
Lebanon Springs Railroad, in Vermont.
has been finished and leased to the BEN
nington and Rutland Railroad. The latter
road is owned by Butler Duncan and 9TH
ers, of New York. -.l
George w. Thorne, Revenue Collector In
New Jersey, is on trial, with his sureties,
at Trenton, for frauds The amount in
volyed Is over one hundred thousand dot
lars. -ss e
A coroner's inquest held on the body OF
Murray Mcconnell in Jacksonville. Illl-
DJis, returned a verdict of murder against
William A. Robinson, grocer OF that
city.
The Office of the VfndicaEor printing
Gdice, Atlanta, Ga, and a frame dwelling.
bslougIng to Mr.. Berdaketz, were burned
on the I1th. Loss $4,000.
Major Gen. Barnes, Of the United States
army, died at Springfield, Mass. yesterday.
He was one OF the Commissioners of the
Pacific Railroad. refr 5.,...
The British Government refused to give
up the Body Of Whalen to his friends for q
wake. The Fenians OF Montreal threaten
a large demonstration, unless the body Is
given np- Resolutions have been passed
by the Irfshmen of Quebec. sympathizing
with Whalen's widow.
The Missouri Legislature on Thursday,
devoted most of its attention to fire and
marine Insurance companies. A bill look-
Ing to the restoration OF the ballot to per-
sons disfranc,dscd Was rejected. A bin
has also beea introduced to. establish q
Board OF Physieians and Surgeons, who
shall examine all practitioners and give
certificates as % their qualifications. This
will open up bitter war between the rival
systems of practice a as
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New York, February 12.-It hav-
ing become evident that neither of
the cases, in which Blaisdell is de-
fendant, can be tried at this term. it
was decided, Thursday evening, to
send him to Sing Sing to serve out
his three years sentence for whisky
frauds. He seemed surprised at
being sent sooner than he expected.
and said, 1t is hardly worth while
to send me, as [ expecta pardon by
Saturday, or Monday, certainly. at
farthest."
New YoRK, Feb. 12-The u s.
Sloop of War, Canandagua, Com
mander Strong, from Gibralter, Nov.
10Th, arrived yesterday.
A report is in circulation that Col
lcott, who was sent to the Albany
penitentiary some time ago, had re-
ceived pardon from the President.
The rumor, however. was not traced
to an authoritative source.
M. Quinn was killed by falling from
the front platform of an Erie Street,
Jersey City, car, the wheels of which
passed over his body. Quinn is the
young man who, short time since,
acquired considerable notoriety by
marrying young Chicago school girl,
who was spirited away from him by
| her relations.
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st. Louis Market.

BY Telegraph.l ST. LOUIS. Feb. l2.
Observation-Disclosures with no trade de.
unaud. ii1f. efsattl u. -ieFl-sf =
COTroN and HEsrP-N Nothing doing.
FLOUR-A decline in New Orleans ha,
put low grades down 25c. Spring and Pal
suPernne sold at S. 35@6; X, s696 COZ Fai
Xxx, 81 1907 50: xxx, eSd9 ~.
WHEAT-Unchanged; 81 4503l IS for com.
mon To prime Fall; 81 S5IdI 50 for choice
do; Spring in good den1and at 81 33t11 b
for No 2; 81 s3712Qei 40for NO. L.
CoRN-Unchanged and slow at 721S0B75c.
OATS-Unchanged at 65010Sc; choice black
for seed sold al 72a5721Ic,
BARLEY-Buyers holding Off; a small IOI
81 20.
RYE-Dull at 81 2SaI 80.
WHIsKY-Hfgher but duh at 95c.
PoRK-DulI and veFv little doing; retail
sales were made at SsS so, a decline; round
lots can be had at S33.
BDLK MEATS-Dull and lower: loose
shoulders. l3e; hams. I5sxc; clear sides,
1919; packed shoulders, in small way,
1315c. 1.ffes
BAooN-Dull and weak, with jobbing
sales at E540l41se for shoulders. l71%c for
clear rib lS,9lS14 4c Tor clear sides.
LARD-DuH and nothing doing: prime
nOmlna& at 19tz0g2eca
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army and navy. The Fundamental
principles fof radical liberalism
which had been adopted In relation
to religion, the PRESS and educa
tion by the Provisional government
must now be consolidated by
the action of the Deputies. Our rev.
olution here is not responsible for the
rising In Cuba. That is due to the
errors of the past Government. He
expressed the hope that the insured
ton there would be speedily extin-
gulshed. and that tranquility based on
reform would be durable. He pre-
dicted that slavery would be abolished
without compromising the prosperity
of the Antilles. In conclusion, he
congratulated the country on its relal
tons with foreign nations, now more
Intimate than ever before.
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Chicago Market sastFs
By Telegraph - AA CHcAcs, Feb. IL.

EXCHANGE-Ea exchange weak st
lilo premium selling, and LILO off buying.
FLOUR-Quiet; extra s. 2l16. 80.
WHEAT = Moderately y aetlwe and less
firm sales of 10. at 81 246eI %: No. 2 at
81 I7@l l754; closing at 81 I7@l III; sales
since 'Change ut 81 l614@I l612.
CoRN-Actlve; opened atI a 954c higher !;
lies of neSvaL 5S1zd59t5c; no grade 55lgj6c:
closing call at 5SIc for new; also, sales of
No. 1 at c. seller last half OF April; No 2
az Csc. seller Nay, and G513c seller first half !:
dSet59Iae setter iast half OF April; G)9BOIlc
seller last half of March sfod Gle, seller
last half OF April; nothing done this after
noon.
OATs-Firmer. but less active, ana 1Sal51e
Higher; sales of No. 2 at s40a5f5zc and lt-
jeeted at 5les closing DUH at 54t4e Tor No.2;
s;ll les or Mo-, seller March, at 5fs<U55l4c
KYE-Dull and I92c higher sales of No.
2at 81 g.
tIIGHWINES Quiet and firmer at 81 81.
PROVISIONS Opened firm at yesi erday's
Inside prices; sales OF mess pork at S33 co.
buyer February and Marc and S32 GOA
s32 50 on the spot; closing at So 00932 25.
Lard weak and lower; closing at l91l9t5c.
Cut Meats very duh; sales Of Cumberland
at4S12c for loose and heavy lots.
sl<ISE aiAa6sS ---6l uie1- All SO Gtftl0 IS for
common, and 81 uJ9lI 30 for far 10 coed
Shipping.
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European Marker.


BY CabIe.f LoNDO1. FeIl. 10
Consols 80; 5-20s at 75sx; Erie 25. taIIoyv
42s 81 sugar firm at SIS 81 on the spot, and
.IlIy ERPooL, Feb. 12s--Cotton, sales for the
week IS, 9,901baIes, of which sneeu Ia f,rs took
1900 bales; exports 600 bales; stock
on hand 262y % bales, Including $1,000
bales Am eric N; quantity known to
be afioat 2S6,G0J bales, Including 49,
900 bales American :aaEi1e sam arket to-
day IS easier but not lower; uplands
l2A9I22si Orleap $ 124Sdd55Z. will sales of
on y S,uUO bales; the Manchester market is
heavy. Corn Bis for new and BIS for old !;
oats IS sd; peas 43sdI3I Cd: flour 26s: red
Western wheat 9s I0d@9s I'D pork g7s beef
97s Cd; lard 7zsi5 JeeSe 76s; bacon. firm at
69s; petroleum. Unchanged; spirits turpen-
tine S.
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LoulsYlfle, Market. .

BY Telegraplsjf lfis LOUISVILLE. FeB. u. .o
ToBAcco--Sales of a3 hogsheads; Iaes to
s,itr11,ss,~-s fsSts~'aaNo-s 3 2 tatA sAfA
MESS PoRk - Co.,. - - Il = A.lssfl y
i4AIsAl1s--sgs ARB izlszsss - 81 1aatl ag4w ff
!}ACoNE u ouisieFsI I145&c, clear 4fb sides
If541lSes anu cieaf sides Isl 44lS1Se. ~ ief
BULK Al hlf-Afs7-fshoultiefsa 10 s1a1l4c; clear
TIP sIees vic. and clear sides az I7I4e
t&o oe4s-s5uperiiDe 50 75g6 .. a els5-ah
WfIEAT-SI zOaI 20. n - tf.satef
CORN -G0a63e. g46sf5zs s..i - ai5g
OARS -6gsa65c. .4r.s.. ss sTs5fss s.-s.5.s.f ~.
WIIISI1l-96c, free. s.s-fssaE sttfss.tss zst 20
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House Debate on Resolu-
ton of Censure of
% laoN Il w AIDES Conduct.
Ben. Butler Badly Defeated
Resolution Laid on the
Table by a Vote of l3O
81 Yeas to SIS Nays.
News by Atlantic Cable,
Indiana Legislature.

DErRoIT, February Il. "A young
man named McEver was murdered at
Kalamazoo last night. Two men
were arrested on suspicion.
.. w. Woodcock was shot and
killed. near Battle Creek, last night,
by John Delany, who detected Wood
cock stealing from his smoke. house.
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Memnhis Marknr

BY Telegraph ass MEmPFgfs. Eel, -
GorFoN--Dull and nominal sales Al 9;Si-zSs
Receipts 3,;s5S bales; exports, 6sO bales
: PoRE-Effin at syS5. @ 1ttts =
LARD-Ieirrn at 2Iot23e isls go
BUI,K n EA1rs Active; shoulders at I4I<e;
Others firm and unchanged. ~ s.
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tain duties in criminal circuits, and Of
prosecuting attorneys of the same.
House bill No. 100. to amend Sec
,tlon one OF the sact requiring lReeoFd-
ers toirecorj deeds, mortgages, etc.
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Few Y0rk Dry Goods Rarket,

By BeiegraPh.l ss7 NEw YoTsR. Feb. y.
Market firm Tor first classes OF goods. but
tlTe klstde Is "a i'll far from e9i We .sItIfougf
bur mess IS slowly rcyiying. and promises
10 increase next Week. IN prices there rs
no Important ehange. On Monday there
VIII besit general 0pe ming of Sprih z isllaNYIs
stt 500, up to $40 and sJ', being the nosI
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BY Telegraph.I ST. LOUIS. Feb. II.
TogAcCo-Unchanged, with no trade de
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-18

AT meeting of the Irish Republican
Association of the District Of Columbia,
Saturday night, the following resolu'
ton was adopted:
RESOLVED, That we, the members OF
the Irish Republican Association. favor
the nomination OF a competent colored
man on the general ticket.
The President OF the meeting said:
This is a step in the right direction,
and will tend to conquer prejudice
which exists against the race in this
city-a prejudice from which the Irish
have suffered as we'll as the colored
people. But as both are armed with
the ballot now, they can, by acting to-
gether, defend themselves against pre-
judice and proscriptive rings. The en-
emies of one race are the enemies
of the other, and the friends
of one race are the friends OF the
other. Those who applied the lash so
numerically to the colored mans
back tried in and out of Congress to dis
franchise the Irishmen and those who
have always advocated the freedom or
the colored man, such as Sumner, Will
son, Banks and Chandler are advocates
of the Irish to-day in Congress, and are
tagonism against the United States, as
we'll as against Ireland. All the lives
which were lost and the blood which
was shed for the freedom of the colOred
people, and for the preservation OF the
Union, amount to nothing unless We
vote as we fought, viz: for freedom and
Union. Remember Daniel O'COnneil,
the idol of Ireland, the champion OF
the cOlOred race"
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Preparing for .I,o Eo1t census.

Mr.. Hough, superintendent! of the
Census, is at work in assisting tie
chairman OF the House Census Commit
teo. The sub committee, consisting of
Messrs. Garfield, Latin, Wilkinson,
CuIlom and HAldeman, will meet i'll
Washington on the 25Lh inst, TO pre-
pare bill TO provide for taking the
next census. MIR. Hough, aided by one
clerk, is making an analysis of the diff
ferent methods OF taking the census
practised by foreign countries, and ar
ranging and classifying the several di-
visions ofthe work. 1t is expected that
the plan of leaving blank forms at each
house, with instructions drawn up in
the simplest possible form to guide the
householder in filling up the blanks,
will be adopted. Notice will be given
to fill these blanks up on Il given day,
most probably the first day OF June
next, and keep them until called for.
Those forms which may not be filled up
when called for will be completed by
the census officers with reference to the
condition of the family on the first OF
June. No appropriation has yet been
made for printing blanks or providing
any of the necessary material, so that
all this work will have to be done be-
tween the day the appropriation is made
and the first of fine.
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A New York telegram saws I:

Orders in MIR. Greeley's handwrit-
ing are posted up in the Tribune office
this evening, announcing that the res
ignation of John Russell Young has
been accepted; and that the office of
managing editor is abolished, and that
Mr.. Whitelaw Reid win see that Mr.,
Greeley's orders are Obeyed, and give
instructions at any time in his absence
to subordinates.
Those who have seen Mr.. Greely's
chirography will understand that the
object in posting up the order in his
handwriting, was to inform the Tribune
employees, while concealing it from
outsiders. 1t must have leaked out
through some other channel.
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ChiIdren'S Lives Saved for so Cents.
Thousands OF children die annually OF
Group. Now, mothers, II you spend 50
cents. and always have q bottle OF DR.. To-
bias Venetian Liniment in the house, you
need never fear losing your little one when
attacked with this complaint. 1t is now 81
years since 1 put up my Liniment, and
never heard OF Il child dying OF Group when
my Liniment was used; but hundreds OF
cases of cures have been reported to me, and
many state II it was go per bottle they
would not be without 1t. Besides which, 1t
is a certain cure for Cuts, Burns, Headache,
Toothache, Sore Threats, swellings, MumPs,
Collie, DInrrhea, Dysentery, Spasms, Old
Sores and Pains in the Back and Chest. No
one who once tries is ever without it. 1t Is
warranted perfectly safe to take internally.
Full directions with every bottle.
Sold by the Druggists. Depot, 10 Park
Place, New York. aprl9-1md&w
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THE Superintendent of the Crypt has
been matched by another discovery in
the Interior Department. 1t appears
that for more than two years an agent
of the Indian Department has been
regularly drawing his salary and pur-
chasing supplies for tribe that during
all this time has been absolutely ex-
tinct. The circumstances of the case
are these: The Delaware tribe, on the
10Th of April, 1867, numbered, by Off
ciMl count, less than eleven hundred
souls, men, women and children and
at that time about one thousand of
them removed from their homein Kan
sas to the Indian Territory north of
Texas, and, giving up their separate
existence, Incorporated themselves with
the CherOkees. while the small remnant,
considerably less than one hundred i'll
number, were naturaIiZed as citizens OF
the United States. Thus the extinction
OF the Delaware tribe was total and
absolute. Notwithstanding this fact,
II Delaware Indian agent is in the pay
of the Government, and has been for
two years. Routine iS all-pOwerful in
Washington.
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Carpet Department.

Special attention Is given 10 this Depart.
ment. Having separate room in the CSlIlD-
llShment for Carpets, on Cloths, Maltings
Rugs. Mats, &c, DC. Window Blinds, Fix
lures, &c, enables us to compete with any
house in the trade and offer great Undue.
mentS to cash buyers in that department
2 ply Ingram All Worsted Chain and WOOL
filling at 81 per yard. Call and see for your
selves, IL yOu wish TO save money. The best
quality of Cotton Carpe: Cham. 3 Ply at H.:
ply at sc, and play at ]5c, White Cotton
Chain from Nos. to IL for i1c.
ling for cash you can always tell what you
are doing, for cash will secure better nar-
gains than credit, believing that by indus
try, honest dealing and economy, we can
not fail to benefit those friends and custom
ers that may be pleased to favor us with Il call.
Therefor respectfully invite an exafufna-
ton OF our stock of all cash buyers, either
wholesale or retail before purchasing elsa
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