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s1OsBsJb. ia ell descriptions va ea srS Ge
pses.o splY Turpeutle quoted 4Ja49. for hehsrtsle
sA II bSs from sold lover piee snted ho'n ss
offered freely ~ 80 without hoJo e ere
beng confidence bat no ~ we're
reported Tar s3as3 25 and Guy Psh joSbns at w o12
14s. 9oavrr,A -
0iIs-LS.eed remain. qse but STEADY SSois At 5000 hon
- heaasdea hrnJ he'd Of z7 PnEe Winter Lard eel
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toots
Sos ses !eIs, - 1913; 90 CON Meal sv'si 6o9Sd 20
Bactwh-st Flour siu fair dnAd lat love- prices aes Of STATE 81
O. 4Oa$2 20; Pernans - 70aS2 So AMI Fancy So 10
ss. 10 P a0S Wss 40 81 coS,i 76 d. Yellow 81 50Gsi 90
Cse 81 4j@s jO Con Meal 81 2OGsl 30; Ground iced At
81 209Sl 40
PRRIGHTS fregh,s dull and though generally
snehaDged weak; vessels charter in fair qae and The
5000 b1.s Grain AZ lOi y go = 100 t5 and $50
b Cottoa at jl6l; al. 900 ic Lard at 33s o. To London
% 500 & fSu5 @ ' 5u MS. a. o $50 tSd.
Tslos l2j packages Grease Lar at 3ls oil 10 bp
hence 70 Cl FOR Orders United Kingdom with $500 b stned
Petroleum a. Is il 10 Continent 70 81 Aas'rsn barb free
bah hence Genoa with Refined Petroleum AZ e sne
llo gay Barr from PadsIgh1 70 bIrneb VIE %
sba kehncd German bark IRON fbh9tpha " 'n WIN
$500 bb,s Refined DO. boto private terms g., m, A..
GRAINTbe Wheat less active and WI" ensI
wot,r ute tam. and va uSe the market closes lower
udlm qualities these se r'nV .o
.Ge the ,ies are 900 81 zOeS % for UO-
gr.ded sng Iowa Nsra,la snd Kso.s, q % o No VeSsC
81 s7e, IS isf 10 Mso1tt 81 50 for No. Do 81 81
I'd w, 81 go or Am6e5 80 81 5jaS so for wh',e spring
Nv. below he On Of Nsre 81 5s III bSes 81 FOR No
Sooo oas 81 ibt a,,e' squ to 10 NlNlnte sole
bOsh Twoowd s.s.s 81 70. Barley md
bat srnse uodes soi nersasng ihs ssis,
s oOOc bush New ono N1ea 80 ~ White ii y aG3e
62hQ6;e; state MIed Al G0. tack Re 9heI aBi stead,
Of car lots o. Corn ss set,e bel vithoa ipertsn
Wesisrs Mixed 79as2e shoa; snd ~ "a Od sfot 90
wAise al Sc do Yeow ~ 3. 1S3ci sosbsr yellow S22,
lily AND sTRAwwItb oouuued liberal ,bd op, .o3
s ss.:Sa ;s veal We sss sISDr ss.. ~ S
Sal; CoesT oodl al slsG$la HsaN-No h'e a. slCdsi7
Il. 10 at sl2asl5. and No. oat,i sI1Gs!a
9S2 bis EevOesns prces raging o soc 80 q 20 Dbl
ssp zoe reIssn soi's ,s1' 9l. m 49, ., ,,
fA se,,l STOCK here At III, dsis h l12oo ooI ~ o'
kkis Rrxlsh IEapd4 We QuOtf:
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v,,,naiturss; also Population with SOp'PP pso 70
ni.pstory notes, in TRIBUNE hLhANA0'
sEvEN PER CENT
FfRsT MORTGAGE BONDS

FIRST MOKIWAVh DVE''
or TIKI -, -.- p,u
ys,s.,ApoLIs, BLOOMINGTON AND "E'ih''
WAY. =, - .bo
~. arr authorized to otftr on favorable ,eIuS Il
Me;H;nS SsIance of 4 100000 Bonds, oue on i'-
miles of completed Road M the cxten-
Ipe5 SiT miles and the additional guarantee q
S old % line With which it has been oOnsold9attsbu e
TS. Road is we'll and fayOraOy wE ai in the
most and important .a 1inS Which
mess ~ ss COO We believe the Bonds are
tined to take high rank among Railway Sgrotable in,
and at the present low price prove
vestment. - -, Cnrrons payabe in coin,
January ana Bankers i4Nassau-st'
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ov Isrxnrsr FOR MONEY is always an
Tnk RTE S OR 20 both borrower and lender An
.S on tss sSplf Sy at the
Eott Of tho Lrc S"nt{nr s reported fully IN
Porsasm1 fscrrRs EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents.
ISiSVSS Inv Address TnE TRIBUNE, NeW-fork'
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COI.TnN MAhKEIN


FL LOris Feb l2-Co,ton quiet unchsnee hddits l''Jr
receipts. 3S7 bses; shipments, l51 bales sales %? hae
BosroS Feb l2-Cotoa quiet. hidhn 10 " net receipts .
bsles 1Ol bsles sales 200 bales stock JlDD bles
Feb 12UottOa STEADY: Mddng II "a Tow
Mdng J45 Onlnlry. Ia lse.i reccipts ,B| bales
Great Britain. 1?9 baes safes i-oo bsIesi STOCK
Jfj7l bsle'
Ice; Low MdlnG is. Good Ordinary l3's% oniasr, ~ -
net r-ceipts 1877 gJ bales cpo, e Continent
lao bales 100 bales sales 1000 bales last evening
1000 bales; stock, 3431lU bales.
Feb l2Coton quiet; unchanged; Mddng. 10 ..
sos bales exports con"ise OS9 bales sales lVoo
baies: stoc., GGSil baies
S,v.SSAB FEB l2Couon MddiBg l52.; net receipts,
1l2J exports eoasre jlpbse l1i5 bales 'toes
SJ,iOJ baes.
l3ir hnting 49,. 3OD1 bales exports ., me
JlO bslesj c0Astwse 23 bales; sales lOJ D3e'
stock. 1875 hsles.
INFLAMMATION l2Coton firm Miiiing. i5c; net receipts
bales: exports 30 bales; STOCK 3i9 bales
NORFOLK Feb l2Coton hrn; quality is INFERIOR Low Mdinf
l1 .GGj bales; eoa'tsSe Lob oAei
sales 4-0 bAes: stock 81 400 bales -
CIsCISNAII Feb. l2Coiou 1ner; Mding, l5s receipts,
2O6l baes shipments 2 li2 bales. soct. l6l III bales
BALTsoRK Feb l2Cotton du AID nomnsli Mddhnz 10 PC
Low Mdttgs. lial5c Good Ordinary. lo'ci pet receipts
go bales; spinner. 80 bales; stock IA 42i bales
MEYPHIs Feb l2Co,ton steady demand good light offerings
Low Hiddrg 2d14Aci receipts 222 bales shipments Az
bales. stock 13.l93 bses
PHiL,DriPHn Feb l2.-Cotton ouiet Mddng 1919; Low
Mddng 5 Good Ordinary, l4c Good Ordinary l4ite
OrdnaF,. 1871 receipts 100 bales 3OJ bales
AUGUr,, Feb l2Coon dal Mddns loci receipts, I3J bales
tsles, G27 bsl., -
Louisville, Feb 12.-CotsOn quot; Middlirs. l5Iir.
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STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
BAKEApors-Rsrk NARROWER

THUKsDAI Feb II, 1874.
- sp. complies lis, 81 exports shipped 10 yes''is wAeA
.,. ...ret ts-day tor foreign ports
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Giedmboats ano Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW,JERsEY "
ni.xsr2ws Iss TO Tas WRIT .a rs "a
so.ts BTssoa Jsaete. rS Dcs.. L.es.s.ss.
S1os .o s .l assa ys, s ,. ~. si .rs
It..bafxb and the West so Central Pssny'sns ~ se~f'ss
WINTER ARRANGEMENT ..
BIS E.sos s..s.s-m s.a. a,,.s.,.,
"s'.' n ce's ia Sri sss '''''' ."
mwy Tr.n Tor r-m'uxos gs..o B.va.r. ss.cs OAs-A
s.sss e % S; jss,: ::'ss Sa
s' :,::s. ss:s As..
~" :. S,.soa 'of ss....
is;io Esy.as for Ti;aaisss; E.i.. s.n. Aa..s.-s
iSs ceaaS, I.ne..st ga1I.s Possible. a,,r.s.Ir =
25oe m-wr Irns for q. E s. Ais's"' and s''''''
ipn-Wa, Traia for Rlson 8esio~u CAssh c,~
.so m.-W.T Tr.s for sone,uis 'ai F'~insoa
slsST WI TT 4. t., ss% fi.ias.
,.ss E. %h I.'rsar si rsss cass
s sp,an-wl; ~ Ir s, for ss"sf'ils
1902 m-lsmsrsr.)-Fo B.,,o..
l1As p.u.-for P,us,ll
50 fiji M sfs 80 T7''s "a,
7iso sis 5i5 1880. ii;iSp 2; ,,,.,un
H. p pmosrr. G,,,pi Passenger sa.a 't'@'" ''''
ERIE RAILWAY WINTER ARRANGE
~ MINT p Tran. kss elect J,ur,ry ~. 1874 From Casa
800 %-6H%aasa 't aud Chicago D., K.po,. p...s~.-.
Io',5 nsroIs.' MAJ foi BsS,Io ssS. ao.p.s
Coach 10 Bufso
z m (D.El P,sss Brpe. "a he West sssc,, ce.sAes
through to Baf,o ssfsrs Falls. Cinsaas Detroit col css-ss
without change
Trains leave for
Per- Jsru. 100 900 'l030 ani 10 ~ 80 10 30 sst
M41Ietoro 300 1880 900 sl0:sO and iOs45 n s.s
$50 1899 Il .. The 900 m ami 4. 30 . n k.rs
connect With se-.Yors ana o,ssse sa.ad Riiro.s -
ao.ssS. 300 300 1850 900 10 % sod oas n SO
$40 40 1880 and 700 D.
Newbukh. 1881 . and 1915 .. -. 4. 30 .nd 1902
s %:s,: '2 1913 100 81 sS1iS4S n 49,
Rss. ,s.a HosoIu. 1ne.daie and R.ms,y. IS 641 q
$50 1850 iOi5 3i5 & G, $50 7,sd - log,g
10 IL noon 'Iis 3:i5 s:a5. as Sfi5 8 $3.50 y.
assas g. !. $50 foi5 40, 1880 = ~ $40, AS q
iG:s0p 10 .a1 IL ssiad.' aishs - -.
poon, .Lf5, L. 616. 8. 500 sl6. 1890 ast ~ 80
HaSsle. Hasten.sk. AMI Wa, g. BIZ All f94J ~
and D. m. anu ~ Sssss6ay nzbs only - = =,
Eszlewood g. 49, and 80 80 3t5. ats. 40 10
6f.a s. 5 is nd $50 NJ Yso So" 5is $40 $50 sc
Y; 40 m. and IL Satorasy nights
Spsflhil s. ~. .ad $50 n. 1870 BIS AS. tao 63es
Psraoat NyseE 10 80 :. n s'IS tts 10
$50 t7;iS p m. ana IL Ssaria, alghts os'
Spring Waller and Way. 3 and $50 N. i&J
NorE-Tsns leaving casmbenst even o. bal, hsar lesS
Cbsmbers-a ni 20 esA.o
Bosts leave Twenty hini 1880 aGd 80 eosasrf
vita trains iesng Chsmbsrs.i ct hours The and II
midnight start from Chambers.st ouly
Tickets nraTirs Room and Sepses
Coaches be obssd orders for The and hsas
Baggage be lett At the coupsps ohes-2tl oI3 sSSr
Court Broosya; the Company DeOo aud Of Asess ct @s
'DAy lsanosrs ony
Jho. n. ABBOTT. General Psssrass' isssA
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THURSDAY, FED. II INI4.
ARHgs-The receipts to-day 81 pigs POts steady with
inqEy; quoted at 69i re Pearls nominal
COTTON-The spot Cotton only moderate a.
x.ry Irregular pdce quo sed Ordinary reduced 81 Good
r,nsv Strict do Mding advanced ls Md hing
Cool Mddug advanced is We quote a. follows;
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ysr future delivery the market declined and
32dllG g ~ but the transactions Te light
Toll all basis OF Low hdy2S:
evening after mMarch, 200 - 1850; 200.
7I6c. April 400 10 I32c June 100 l1e JUL, 100.
NJ 1900 bales sae today up TO y h-Feh-
ru.ry 100 I5ls 100 Is J-32c March. 100 l5asli 100
rs IL 52e 700 is 7l6 500 10 1880; 100, - 7l6c
100 IS S32c Asrl 100 loci 200 10 ll6cj 100 10 l32e
200 Ii lI6c; 100 10 I32; 200 10 10 loo ~ l32e
700 l6c May, 800 l6 2. 500 l6 1899; 200 l62a JuD
poo l6 l5Gc TSs g. 100 bales grand total 1900 bales
COPPBThe generally quiet dali both for Rio
1865 bags santos but this SOLD
viops 70 arrival as before reported Messrs Wait Creighton MORT
son this date the total sock ard supplies IN
NesYOtk bags; Bsmo $40; HsmpOn Roads 35l7; Sa
loading EewYok 46400 ssoat aud loading for other ports
tAA United safes 81 600 than Rio 1890
bs aud 26 400 Jaws Tie bags are comprised as iooy java
0g9 Msrlc5bo 1880 Jsmcs 9GS; Porto Rico 2OSl Costa
Rs 6j9 merah 407; aud sssull 40 We quote; Ordinary
osgoes 24d244 Pair d. 25l4 q2j 2r Gooi do, 2bhd
26 Prime do 27G27 anl extreme rang. for looeps lott "a
al goh Java quoted st 3Oq32c. CeTlon 2612Sc Mana
e.bS 20 Lassyra q Jamaica "a 2G san'9 Don.n'
a. 23U24; Porto REQ 26d2c Costa Rca 24a2lc; MEXICAN
&5e26c SsysDDs, 2!e 262; ana Garacoa 25a26c all gold
l16O bsgs SBto Domingo have been Slppd 70
Buop br b bsn and reiy reported there have beer sold
il6S Costa K "a and g baSs Mbra, b.
FLOUR AND MEALThe FOgr market 10 very qne END unoer
tibers arrivals The los tim and the melnn gdes
qniet and vslses Family oue ri tmei at
for grades heavy for Ne.
diam H,nlet Wheat brands sales Of 500 bills We quote;
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C,TONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON, via
~ PROVIDENCE
n, ~, Ard el.rart Rhopk ISLAND. IessiAis rsss
I'D ssIur, ana kABRAGAssktf soodav' Wsaesstss ase
F,. Ton Per 80 River foot OF Jsrs, dsy etceP -
s.t ', n M srryias tessd Of AL other Inca
G az Al al prrps Rsresd Oh,ss. ard stsicrseus
I'D At ire .aes e,sois Co. sro q 3lg ros,sa'
l. ". PILkiNS. H. T. bAb'osA r"s'sss
Pa q
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NEW-YORK, NEWHANEN, AND HART"
~ FORD RAIIEOAD.-Neu Yors .nf New -ll.yen D,tInes
wIsTPI ARRANGEMENT COMMENCING NOV ~. 1879
Fotysscond-s,
TRAISS LEAVE NkH loGk.
Trains New Haven leave 100 (AefGl sO1 III 80
tAcc 1000 Br 1900 n hec lOo lhi osntL .ss
tA.e and 5;lO 1Loe, BID $40 syl an " ~ lnh
For South Norwsk 70Js:0j. g05 l2;oO lo1lra
355 4:3S 5l0 6:S5. $40. $40 For ktauiod alV 80
4:4b 5l0 $40, 6:35, 1920 >:l0 $40
BosoU stpre.s Wis sprngs at 05 su 10 100 300 "i
o. ~, via Shore LIN. Al 100 sud 9:lU p Toe sOS a. iiov'
90 10 ssd Stamford, hosas asa ese'
por Nh, SO5 connect WITH .f.a' % saors 80
Dy,oo Tor Norwich Providence aed tie Coma 'Asy oa
brock ana 800 M cor oses siih '.",sSA -
TIA Con-. River 4 q sfunga aud JOU N -
koa,rsa. The 500 100 and 500 Ia eennecs "a Nsts
lues Railroad. ,nd she sos sea 500 va nos"os
Eajlro.d Ire sos . m ara 5;Uo sal s'1S
p paabrry Sr1aH at No. soeat ara TOE so" -
10 ~. " th Newt Ra.ro,d a. sunior-
S5nday Boston Mail Trans st n Vs spnagss' s'i"r
Dsy ,Sd sls,Pngea, % Night IN
Ira.us =, c,.,, c..
AL nrt az A, " \. Transfer Co.. ga Broadway as
Wsso. Iioar ~ T. srd Nc. csstst Bookys wse viii siss
eeeeS hsegs.c FROM rrsc, ace H. de,trapon
wv 'si''' '-' JOnS 4. MOODY. sapL o. n Y Dir.
r. REID G,a1 NewNsyes.
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THE MARKETS.
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.

icsruir reported ior Tss TsIDVsn
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DEM RAILROADS.&C.
Trans from foot % Dsbossos sEd CodSdsstl'
Elpi,ss t. Hs-5ars Pbureb tic West and Scala 9TH Fan:
rh Paaee attached $3.50 AMI $3.50 sunday ars
liz" Wism.pcrt Lock Haven Cory and Erie foo Wiisss
port. $50 o. ~ oonnpr.ipg al ftlsGePhs. - "a
Bsiwcre Washington and tie South s;+o m '01
r.erss. for Pi,;eybi, $40 $50 1880. D. T. $50
p a.. IL nisht sartay ., G;0 500 .nl r~ hmssss
gT fI.aoa a. 70 n . SO, aud 6:lO sunas' G;s
EFa, y...rl a, g. $50 $50 $40. 10 II IA,
ou 3 TO- 3:sO 4:l0 4;3O ;, 6:2O, 3;t0 q. CLIO. C;S0
$50 $40 1890 and II night Sunday o;so o;lo.
Ai Fc FL EG.sieti g. $50 7.2O $40 o 10 u. 1e n.
:sis 3:lO S4O. 4iO, 400. $3.50, $40 q. G0. $3.50.
1880. $40 10 1880 spe ~ rsat ssrda' o;2o $40.
az gs1 R,hrsT G. $50 200 s 10 an l2 No. l. 2sO $40,
40 40 $50 $50 jiO i, o;lO, $500, $40 10 and -
Tor woobrg. Peuh ARboS South AnSo,, aud 10 q.
Fer S.~BsS.ss go sod IN ~ H. $40 80 s:sa.
clio D. n aud II night Sanesy, %; 10 p.
For Ilub-ItvIe AID tlsnrs ton. $50 5. aud : p
For Pill psblrs B,.v.ieso, 3 and ,. a..
ftr RodertoSp Ruggor ard Candth 4" sss
$50 ~. 1890, 2 ). 10. 1. ard $40 2.
or recho,d. 1870 a. = ard n.
For Fai l.rgia ie and squIn 1:-oa. H. SGD : 2 n.
Pot P.mbe ,rd CaRs.cn d q and $50 Z,
Traius arrive A. fYow.:fTom I1gsotrn 20 g. ~ i1.oy sss
1875 esi,; ll;55 daily creep Aoseiy ffsa mf@sE
,os aud B.lumore sos H. 5:l5 and 1872 ssSds, cVo
From P.iscclpLs, o.. t''', Jv ~ ..os
lc5J a m 2l5 5.l5. C:oJ S:if. lu::I saads 5isS.
G:UJ. $3.50, 1905 ssd lO;2' y o. e. 40, u.,..
ard o Of Corsrdss La esut ii'tet Once N~
= s,'s1,vnI'es H. 81 BoiD jE Gsn. ?s.sseer Aseat
Al CA...1r. Geser.l asEas.i.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIvERPo0L.
CARHlINO IHh
UNITED STATES MAIL.
VIEW AEU FULLPOWER3D SrLAHShlPN -
SATURDAYS from Liverpool ~ Ihths
DAYS n Of Cort Hsroo, each W. an
O,EANIt. SATURDAY. I-b IL 500 I'm
REPuBLIC SATURDAY. Feb II. 81 3:pO y IA
CELTIC. SATURDAY. Fen %, 500 ? a.
ADR,ATIC, sATURDAl. hsrch 4 al $500 .. u
BALTIC sATuRDAf Msfcl IL al zoo pm
DOCS. Psvots Fer' S.rsevCff.
PASSENGER for 81 ctseD Ieryasi ecn9kte
SAFETY SPEED AND COMFORT
bathrooms 10 mdshs 40
I a3j re~srissss aceLpsS
ntlet
RAlhS-saeon $50 Retain Tickets &l40 teh s,eeags
$50 eurf,n, for !epo, tae OLD County
crn rov prepad ,ertcA.s S3s. em.re' :,
ps,srgt from OF America Fans hahest
N.Ix sy, Sweden. lals. Australia China Nc
prslts from 81 apwar-.
Tsr rpeeuoa other uornsrVn Conpasys
sncsa No. ~ Br.si~sv Se~-lafE r }. NoEIlA Agrnt
NEUROLOGY of the YEAR. Deaths OF Dis
~ unguisaed Persoas ia 1878 - ..,.v,
DISASTERS OF the efkAR 1878 eolated fsf IHb ikibtSh
ALMANAC for 1874. Price 20 eent.
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financial

NETWORK AND OSWEGO MIDLAND
RAILROAD FIRST M0Rr9AGE B0SDB0LDBRs in order tia.
They Be called together for their protection az be uad
nece.sfyb reluesied and
ALLEN SrkPHkN5 h Co., IS Pine at, New York
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
TO CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA. ...,..,
GREATLY REDUCED RATES OF FREIGHT Nd PisS {.
viii onpanfs
Pier North River OF Csnssf New ss ioloss:
slTJjKDAY . In.-tOLON tsBt W. lndfen con
Meeting splendid steamship COllHA Tor sac F,nci~o
SATURDAY. FEB. 2S-ACAPILCO CsDt o. GRAY, conEec'lg
with the ma gni6een, steamship ARIZONA Capt Ca1arl'
Both the above Will call At hLgson Jamaica on tr
outward h0mevsTd voyages. -, q.
Inc Captain Of the viii accompany rs passengers hcugh to
San Francisco. z -, ,.....c.
N,wYok 10 San PrSneo Crb 500 SllO currency accord
ing to location. - go
Ew-Yori to Cabin, $50 gold; Setrsg.' 80 goal
For Freight fssssg~ other Information Apply 81 tue ION
p,uys Once River foot Of Canal ST. Nev.lon
RUFUS HATCH. IL }. IL 49,,
Pr ddeut o Msalalng DIector SUP ncudett
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

81. JOINS, \. B.-SchOOneF Adeanct. .
V.ra.A xs.'t,........ 1l3 Corn Meal bbs........ 81
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DOMESTIC Markets
ALsisr Feb l2-whst steady ts qsi.A Rye sse'e
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DiNsxlrDlE's
CLOTHES FOUNDER
- GSEs s7sN's
Flee A2iRsste Washer,


IN the uaay ccntrivaaces for Washing
~ Gothes. bat few hare given sasissa. tioc.
Nesfiy al have been ecessrrcsed ca shs rubbing
rrineipae, wearing eieshes - fast a. the boar.
snd reqniring mech labor. The questiou may
he sskcd, "Ehas b washiagr'
! Why, soscing wstes throsEh . gssweas TO
tcosen aad remove the dir.-eoasides Z Seet tint
hoy With his Popxua. He b using comprrsRd
cir. How poWessai Il isi Why not use cssn-
psssssd cir fcs fsrcsae water through clothes I
This . The principle Of The Little Five Ainsts
waSAer - # t'ft
W1ss 4 vM =. Il will wash Tub o. wear
ing clothes in fsoE 8 70 10 minutes Shsets,
Tsble Cloths, Counterpanes. Quilts, Comforts,
Blankets, &C., 3 to 8 minutes without breaking
stitches OF wsddine ~ he ottDa. Il also
WASHES Fants ccas. vests ke, in aSkw min
utess and any garment that rc9aires washing,
from the 6ness Lece Couars 10 the lirsiest Rag
CARPETS. II also Rfuscs, Blues and Starrhes on
the same principle IL don't weigh over .
pounds, and eiild 10 years Of age can wAsl
Dir. ,;ioa to wee a.-ln the Grst ptare, ssscr,
ysar gafNeats. Zoe gods arst, dirty Wrist
bands, Collars, &c, dip In water and apply
soap; rub in to loosen the dirt. ue asy kind
Of soap you wish, son soap is easier applied
Rsmsmbef, this washer works By cir pressure
not pounding. Never stamp nor peuuA. Max,
good suds in . Tub 10 cover TOP of rim, sPreat
your rloshes in loosely, press first In eentre o
tab, thea arssnd inside Of tub. In sheettin.
yCu will learn to handle H.
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