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PROVISIONS.

HoC; PRoDUCrs-Terc active aud irregular, Mt q
much lower ranxe, Before o'clock March pork had
sold successfully ut si42}8. $i433t5. *itl <li.1,
5llU2ls and afterwards huctuuted goou deal though
not SO much. Other product followed tile r0ie
of up and down. The Liverpool telegram reported n
decline Ut Cd In lard und 1neats und the local hog
market WAS lDc lower. while wheat was weak and
there were few export orders on hund. Tho pnrket
opened rather stronx but soon weakened badly under
iuureased offerings. and WIS unsettled throughout,
with u good deul OF changing frum ono month to
another. The packinG Ut this city from Now TO date
ts reported as ,00j hogs. Rguinst 2Guu to same
time year ago. The higher prices reached Under tho
recent advance To have checEed the export de-
nnd worry grent extent and this Is tho chtof re-
for the ensuing weukness
below sle Iatest prices q Frday wore sepors
ed OF ~ brls seller Nn:ch Mt Sll94*s sli2l stSN
brls seller April ut sl4l754al5 20; and aHD 6rs seller
May ut 81. 4.+Is$l45!H. Total 81 aV Gsl+: Tho market
closed at @ aSoas ~ ses5 rs msn!a ,eI!a2
fAnT .-uecned l71GG5sc per 100 lbs. and closed loo
bclow the latest PRICES Ut trdny SAFES Wero report
ess5; md Ia5J tes sriler May Ut @t.a@a4,: Total.
A7jU tcs. The nnrAcr closed stesdy " s2S3TGta5 .
spot seller February. $9z!zcs9al se!ter March,
$A31x@9 ~ seller April. and H11!@ seller May A. ono
time February sod Tlthn eSc @ M Tue RTfcG f1F Mach
1oc below The utest prices Of Frtdny. Sales
ported Of aluD lbs shouIde1s seicr APRIL u $4+5:
Is boxes do $.15 spot; 2@E4U lbs short RIBS at
S7l7l7 25 seller Nnrch. s:g73 Is seller April. und
seller May boxss tong @ s'eafs 4, a s Is % if
S11c Prices Ut lending of ments were ns follows
ii O'Clock for fuil-cured unless otherwise specified:
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NOTICE 70 DEALERS IN GAME,


.a1cAGo, Feb. 5.-pertnt me. through your
o'iomns, to Call the attention OF ali persons in
cies7ed IN the sale Ut rnme TO tho fact that the
a,ap'eme court of Illinois has decided the Gume
Nv u the State constitutional
Ane case. The People against Wagner, is the
.lost important game case ever tried in Ameri-
~ mo' perhaps, in the world, since every condi-
~, W tee sale aud trat1ic Of game was consid-
sr.s.i su. not single point was omitted. It was an
n,ate. case aud wis. therefore, purposely
enIGa 70 cover every question. that 1t might be
c,,ns. easo On outh sides was secured so that the
nossiitan nSilion might be considered as thoroughly us
fss,. fsG, !, ~. odsuse was committed Jan. Is.
~ Judgment wns obtained BY the prosecu-
fga n the Justices Court, and confirmed BY The
annas1aa, taurt OF CoUk County, to which it was
tseu tsfss oy the defendant, und. taken On appeal
c.osis IT, supreme Court BY the defendant, the de-
r. VI the lower Courts have been, affirmed.
L., G.st .se was before the Supreme Court since
,er1n" "afch u and lust decided ut the February
Cour,, uhakln9 h9 1t nearly eleven months thnr tEe
td.r1 nas takea to consider it. All things con-
Ssat Ssttt Weight
s.msn NC 20 the exception Of ducks and sntpes. all
pnssno, oinls and animals are protected Ut the
lna.tnme: nme: !he law declares that 1t shall he
d. ~ y 10 Kill or have in possession any buck,
md lawn, and wild turkeys between Jun. Is
aua Svpt,L SvpL !; prairie chickens between Dec.
md M ano yet i; water-fowls between Muy
juiy aug. Ii; woodcocks between Jan. and
M orr{snding the decision In this case there was
Cana tach understanding that VIOLATIONS Ut the
benz ~ .a~ would not be prosecuted, the object
ere1 ~. ~ see what the law constitut1onaily coy-
numern.u,s~ u ~aat dn not Tuking advantage Of this.
Il sa3 rtolafed the Law, while to their credit, be
NOV thea tbe aarser deulers in game observed
one ,hot tAsn' wish to inform each and every
of tha < on and after Monday, Feb. I, viofators
All rsc,en. gnne law will be promptly prosecuted:
1noxIpdoaas who may become possessed ot
abore Az. OF violation Of the law after the
Same @se feqotsted TO inform me t4 the
'sat Illinois State spoEtsmen's Association
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COOK COUNTY.

Conference Over Proposed Les1afntfon
Transfer of the Insane Asylum-Cate
of Poor, Etc.
Members OF the Cook County legislative dele
gntton, comprising committees appointed at d
caucus held ut Springfield last Thursday to con-
fer with the County Commissioners In relation
tosome measures that have been proposed for
the consideration or the Legislature, held con-
ference with the latter yesterday afternoon at
the Board roo3us- Senators Cnmpbell Ano "htte
represen:ed the Committee TN the transfer OF
the County Insane Asylum to the state. Mes5r5-
KroII Auley, and C0ndte represented tue pau:
per relief mntter, and Senator Condee ana itep-
reseututtrc Plurke were present us members OF
tho Committee on Sinking Fund.
burn. O'Nei1, Miller, Albright, knoDf, Ayars,
Farren, and Clu1k, and County Attorney VIII
lett. .... cu..s;.
C,Imnbefl was chosen as Chairman, and REPRE-
sentative KroIt was depured to look after the
minutes aud preserve the papers tnat ml0at oe
ian u last resolution was adopted in the
County Board for the transfer OF the insane
Asylum to the State, and that mntter was dis
Tbe csuuty-Attorney Stated TINT the Asylum
would Gust the State $1,000, and it WAs argued
that tho institution would be better uader Sea1e
control. It was finally decided 10 have bllls
dr,.srn up for presentation to the Legislature
that would effect the trnnsfer n proper shape.
COMMISSIONER Senne presented tue dFatt OF
Dill DrOFluAuK LuAl E*cA5 O"si9AlF -%A~e* ~1NAA
ty OF the State stall take charge Of, temporary
and so-called outdoor relief, and after person
becomes permanently helpless ho or she shan pc oe
sent to the Poor House and there Kept ut the
couutys expense. The Legislators assigned TOT
that purpose took charge OF the bill.
4 dr,.ft of bill WAS also presented giving the
County Board power to authorize the Treasurer
to invest the sinking Fund. 1t WIS considered
hest to have some legislation and bill WILL
accordingly be introduced fur that purpose:
Senator Conlee havug presented ba1! r. re-
lation to the fees for transcripts, Mr Wnlett
madc some explanation r9 SHOW I1aa .nar ~, IL
tne Cook County esst,ttors II the p
Of judgments rendered bs Justices Of the Peace.
Witch s necessary BY tne present w 70
party ding suca transcripts should pny tne re
q Also all cases Of s5ange 91 csnae Of
venue in courts OF record SHOULD pay tue lse o.
&C. These matters are both an one p' an4 1 raot
County. The legislators present expressed
themselves as in favor OF the measuEt.
Tint ended the business, and the conference
syaa concluded.
, 1881-02-06

OF gun, 2 By strangulauon. and 3 by uncertain
means The greatest mortality was In the
Fourteenth Ward, where also occurred tbs
Tho totM Of zymottc diseases IS II,
divided by wards rs follows: First
:: Second. IS: Third. Z; Fourth. Z; Fifth, Il;
Tenth, 10: Eleventh. 6: Twelfth, L.: Thirteenth,
II; Fourteenth. 46: Fifteenth, Is; Sixteenth, IT;
Seventeenth. IL; Eighteenth, II; and iq public
institutions II. ten being in the smuil-Pox Hos
pitnI.
The nat!rIttes were: Chicago. 40: elsewhere
in tnis country, IFS; Germany, l0T; Ireland, 70:
Canada. IS: England, Fl; other foreign coun-
tries, %; unknown, 8; total, a78 OF the de-
ceased a52 were under yenr.
There were 1875 males aud 4s1 females: mar
ried, :&<s2; widows, 81; widowers, q; and single,
, 1881-02-06
Where Elder Down Comes From.

In country so poor US Iceland the" down Of
the elder duck Is an appreciabie source Of
wealth. and the bird has been practically do
trading station II there Is q % Convenient nland.
there is sure to be colony Of elder ducks. and
the birds are to be seen BY hundreds swimming
ting upon its shores In conscious security from
the foxes which infest the mainland. From the
largest Of these 'tduckerIes" as much Us G300
fs cleared annually, the down beng worth about
a SOVEREIGN per pound on an average. The
ducss make their nests AIMING the rough hum
mock5 characteristic of all grass!und In Iceland.
little beds OF down, so soft and brown" They
nre perfectly tame. allowing themselves to be
lifted OH their egKs and replaced with only a.
the nest hns been repeatedly robbed of tho
down. and the poor duck finds difficulty in re-
placing it, the drake comes to the rescue and
recognizes his paternal responsibility by fur
nishtng supply OF down from his own breast
, 1881-02-06
Articles.


The following grain was inspected into store
In this city Saturday morning: cars winter
wheat, IS cars No. 2 spring. II cars No. do,
cars rejected, car mixed 100 wheat); rs cars No.
2 corn, IS cars hight mixed. lu8 cars rejected 174
corn}; 81 ours white oats. Il cars No. 2 mixed,
10 cars rejected II oats); cars No. rye; curs
No. ) barley, 10 ours No. do. cars No. s do
{23 burley) Total, $40 cars. or ls5,000 hu In
spccted out: 1891 bu wheat, 1857 bu corn, 2,8s8
bu rye, 1.50S bu barley.
Withdrawn from store during Friday for city
consumption: ], ,G05 bu wheat. 1.40s bu corn.
The following we're the receipts Of breadstu1s
In this city during tho pnst week:
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Special Uspdtch to The Chicago 7+fbunS.
Boston, Feb. 5.-A week Of comparative quiet
in the local markets closes to-day with the list
showing good degree Of strength and looking
we'll. The transactions to-day were larger than
for several days past, and were very generally
ford T. Erie bonds were ngain active
and strong. selling up to coz, and over
AU,00o Of them, chunged hands.~ 4 strong
buying in New York waa the cause Of tho MOTe
Northern is at u7s1, and Little Rock Is ut Ill.
Portsmouth,, Great Fails & Conway, 4!zs nd
vanced from SC to 86!z. In railroads, Chicago
Burtfng ton & Quincy. though quiet, was tending
up, at l74E bid. 1t is now talked to aN inside Of
ten days, on belief TINT the legal difficulty IN
be overcome. The best informed, however, as
sert that it will be good sale ut l65. Atchfson
worked up to l40E0i407al, and the rights sold at
". Fort Scott was strung ut %. and Little Rook
started at 84, but afterwards fell otf to e314.
The home roads were neglected and without tn1
purtunt change. Boston s. Albany was quoted
at 1854 and 169 on sates of g. shares. Boston s.
Maine was at 147H. mud New York T. Northern
continued 3rm Mt SIX. sales and bid.
10 tue Tesicrl. Associated Press.
BosroS. Feb. 5.-Stocks closed:
Atchison T. FIRST IS Iz i;;9 En Sand cleve'. 1
Do DO seeond @ s. FIN fSre MafausI ssz
BS,un Bs aad E Erie " 'o ESexS Sex Eaxisna ES1 s.
Eas:crn K r. 4As. DsdensbnrE Il L. c. pfd s,}a
Il ki,ss E Rose se a seSi" Xix Wiley:
ERxla1a IS at!sna R5e'eFred IN
LONDON, Feb. 6-11 :30a- m.-Consols for money,
9s ZIG: account, 9Ssi.
PARIS, Feb 5-2:3D p. m.-French rentes. ef
571sc; 400 p. m.-French rentes, 8if Csc
, 1881-02-06

Corresnnndinr week last year,.. St..7e 1851 ~
On the Chicago Stock Board there were sales
of Cook County IS, 1890. 5000 at ITS; Cook
County 4t.s, 1890. 500 at 107; West Chicpgo IS,
5000 at 1G81z: Chicago Milwaukee d st. Pan!
Gs Dubuque Dlvjsion). 1900, seller &c. ut 1osE;
Chicago. Milwaukee s. st. Paul SIS tsiinernl Point
Division, $500 ut 99A: Chicago. Burlington s.
Quincy IS, 5000 at 83n; Burlington s. Missouri
4s. s1D.O0O Mt 9J1z; Wabash, St. Louis & Pactc
a.. x50o0 Mt gGN; $5.00U at 9gA: 81, 600 at aoss;
s., 0tU at 98H. Tie following quotations were
nlnuH:
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COMM ERCIAIr

The following were the receipts I'D shipments
Of the leading articles OF produce IN this city
d,ring the taenty-four hours ending att o'clock
, 1881-02-06

BOSTON.
sptcta, Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
BOSTON, Mass. Feb. 5-Ingot copper was
strong to-day at 19X, with 4 bid for nenr fut-
ures This gives good tone to the copper
shares, and all were looking we'll, though quiet.
Tho mining stocks, rs whole. also were strong.
Husham was the feature, selling strong at llh
GllA.
BOSTON, Feb 5.-Mlning stocks closed:
Aogs1t aoai Hecia. Sa Fsaabe, new..... 10
Tafrir. .k1Qufncy. ......-.,,...,.. 81
EEnn+ar Erli~ Hal fdxe ,......,. &
Franftu ......... IL aSiiver 1slet. 3s4
, 1881-02-06

Sbort ribs sejler April closed 7.t!H3tS734 Long
cenrs quoted Ut $7l5 loose and si.I5 boaed Cumper-
iunds s1gt73lc boxed: long cnt hams. Sk99c sweet
picked hnnis quoted ut e14@Ac for 1sGslt arernHe
green hams, san1e nvernye. i7s4s'Ec-
Bucon quoted ut 51aa574c for snouldeEs sGS11c TOT
uli cnn nrnsed and packed. .,-o-..,
UEEt'-Nas upieI ut E1-aE9AU0 for mess. S3aH&9M
for sxttu mess and $4 5Kp1lU for hams.
, 1881-02-06

and unchanRcu-
In the railroad bond market, Texas l. Pacific
, 1881-02-06

The total VMiue Of tue sales OF local and ITS
ceiianeous securities On the Stock Board for the
week ending Feb. 5asnountcd to S53S ,7s9.225; Tor
the previous week, $G.sSS, ,4s5.
, 1881-02-06
By TELEGRAPH.

Special Dtspatch to Tie Chicago TTibuns.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 5-ll:S0 a n,.-ELouR-No. !, lis
Cd: No. 2, s. 3D.
GHAES-Whea.-No. winter. % Cd: No. ? do s. lod;
No. spring, 81 Id; No. do, IS i'd Nc. white IS I'd:
No. Edo, IS; No. club 81 Id; No. do. IS i'd Corn
New, s. Id: old, IS 81.
PKOyISIOSS-Pork, G1a Lard, Sos 3D.
LIVERPOOL Fob. 81 p. u1.-LAHp-a9s9 Cd
Exchange quotations: Bucon-Clear cut steady ut
tbs; short clear steady 41s Shoulders n1mer 2s
I'd. lard-Priue Western dull ut 49s Cd
GKAIS--Wheat-So. white duh at Is I'd; winter
Southern.
ANTWERP. Feb S-PETRoLEUM-oo7<E
The following were received bY tue Chicago Board
Of Trade:
,h1yEnpooI- Eeb; 51l;9 m.-Flonr, s cda rs 3D.
asavs t club, 9s 7deess 49, New corn, 81 Id old. S.
!.ATEh-1p y. m:-Lard: ~ Cd.
winter. ~ 3D. NJ. spring. IL 2d No. 3do ~ I'd. Corn
Scarcely business enough to make market ut 5s a.
Cnrxoe3 IN cpnst-Whent no: much doing; red vim
ing. Arsived-Whent rather easter. Coru, not much
doing. To nrrive-Nheut dull. Corn, not much du-
tng; American mixed declined. Sd. Fork. Ills. Lard
dull md Cd lower: ~ q. Bacon-Long clear dull and
e e. chsess 81 g. hbesf bee M at
LoSDoS, Feb. 5-LirERPooL-When quiet and
steady Corn dull. NAKK LASE-Chrsues o1 coast,
Cnrgocs On passnxe-Wheat Inactive. Corn quiet
Fair uveIEe quality Of American red winter f2r 9
present and following month, 4.s I'd Fatraveraxe
snti. 2{y
, 1881-02-06
TROPIC-FRUIT L4X1TYTE,

We know that there Is nothing On earth equal
to Hop Bitters as family medicine.
, 1881-02-06

Money market easy ut HOS. Prime mercantile
paper. lH45M.
Sterling exchange STEADY at 49,: demand,
4S5n. ...
The following is the weekly bank statement:
Loans iucrease, <5.4lD, 700 specie. increase, ST.
:9 GOO; iegal-tenders, decrease. $1,29o, ,4o0; DE-
posits, increase, =, ,54 9o0: circulnton increae
S:s3 500; reserve, decrease. Il 097 Ga. The bnuks
now hn1d b82S, ,000 in excess OF their 1egul re-
Quirements.
, 1881-02-06

HREADSTTFFS.
FLOuR-Was dull, and holders quoted the market
as UNCHANGED. It was probably easier. however, IN
krppathy with wheat tAIes wefo limited TO Is hrla
, 1881-02-06
THE CITY-:HALL..
a Conference to Be- Held About the
Sixteenth-Street Tracks.
An Effort to Increase the Public
Library Appropriation.
Record Of the January Mortaity-A No
tice to Teamsters.

| There WAS paid out Of the City Treasurer's Of
| fee, by Mr. Tom Brennan yesterday, over $780,
600 to teachers and other city employees.
Fsank Mccormick, Of the Cottage Grove Ave
nue. Station, Is m ex~po[iceman to-day. He WAS
discharged By Superintendent Meg ariglc yester-
day.
The South Town Collector paid over to the
City Treasurer yesterday $500, OF which $698
was Ia cash: and the North-Town Collector
handed over $7,6s3, all iu scrip.
The manner in which teamsters persist in
obstructlng street-curs. and the Inconvenience
and danger to which they put the passengers. to
say nothing Of the delay, led supt McGarlg1e
last evening issue orders 10 all the Captains To
instruct their officers to arrest all teamsteEs who
obstruct street-cars. the ordinance is very
stringent in re81rd to this matter, and the Cap
tains were notified that it must be rigidly en-
forced.
resolution appointing the Mayor, Commissioner
Of Public Works, and three Aldermen to con-
suit With the railroad officials interested in the
railroad track lying north Of and parallel with
Sixteenth street. and zee what could be done to-
wards rnslnR, lowering. or taking up this track.
or 20 constructing it that it vi! not be menace
q letter, we're sent to President. Ackernan. Of
the Illluots Central, and that gentleman held q
ticials and be has notified the Mayor thai he
will meet the Select Committee, accompanied BY
other r,li1road men interested, Thursday MORN
ing at 10 o'clock. The meeting will be held In
the Mayors private office,
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock was the time
set By tho Council Committee for hearing any
and all persons who might have Charges tt. make
relative to the management OF the pest-house
and the treatment OF It's patients. at the ap-
pointed hour only three Of the Committee were
present,--Ald. Cullerton. Murphy. and Lawler,-
the absent members being Aid. Wickersham and
Thompson. No witnesses were present either,
and, after waiting half an hour without tho
meeting receiving any additions, an adjourn
ment to next Wednesday afternoon ut O'Clock
City Clerks office. AID. Cullerton credits the
absence OF witnesses to the fact that the meet
ing lad not been sufficiently announced: be
knew Of several citizens whose knowledge In the
matter Of the pest-house management. or mis-
management, was Of very grave inpnrtance,
and It vas urgent that they should be hearsl+
The next meeting Of the Committee will prOba-
bly be attended BY a large number Of witnesses.
LEE ARYu
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Various Causes

Advancing years, care, sickness, disappoint.
ment, and hereditary predisposition-all operate
10 turn the hair gray, and either Of them inclnes
it 10 shed prematurely. AYERR's HAIR VIGoR
win restore faded or gray light or red hair TO a
rich brown or deep black, as may be desired. II
softens aud ceanses the scalp, giving 1t healthy
action. II removes and cures dandruff and hu-
mors. BY its use falling hair is checked, ana a
new growth will be produced In all cases where
the folllcles are not destroyed or the glands de-
eayed lie effects are beautifully shown on
brashy, weak or sickly hair, on which few ap.
plications will procure the gloss and freshness
Of youth. Harmless and sure In It's operation,
It e incompatible az dressing and Is especially
valued for The soft lustre and richness Of tone Il
imparts. IL contains neither oil nor dye, and
will not soil or color white fabric: yet II lasts long
on the hair, and keeps Is fresh and vigorous.
Tor sale By al dsalen, Co
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The coroner held an inquest on the body OF
Young Slate at Streator, mentioned elsewhere
The jury censured the deceased the engineer and
the company though why the latter is included
lie not clear.
On Tuesday an inquest was held at La Sale on
the body Of Lawrence Andreski, VINO dieu on
Monday evening OF sun stroke while working on
the tunnel on the Rock Island road. He had
been three weeks In this country and leaves a
wife and two children who are unable to speak
English. The county buried Andreski and viii
probably have to assist his family.
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A Great Chicago Enterprise

The Laboratory for the manufacture of Electric
Bitters is one OF Chicago's greatest enterprises
giving employment to n large number Of hands
The extensive sale already attained for this won
derful remedy is astonishing. Wherever once
introduced and becomes known, 1t is almost i'm
possible to supply the demand, because OF their
true mcrit--curing where all others fail-and at
t reasonable price (Gfty cents. -Errh. Sold by
+. Y Grlggs. CD
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We neglected to mention that ohm Feehan, q
young man just attaining hs majority, died in
this city last week. He was n nephew OF Mr.
Flynn, Mr.. II. j. Gillen's book. keeper, and him
self had wide circle OF friends and acquaintan
ces gained while an employee OF that houae. Al
his funeral the requiem was sung, and short
sermon was preached by Dean Terry, who came
here from La Sale, where he was visiting, for
the purpose The young man was an exemplary
youth and leaves q host OF friend.
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Butter-ChOlce 10 fancy creamery, 2od22: me
10 fancy dairy, l6@lsc; good to choice, l4@l5c;
chipping lots, lldl2lsc.
Eggs-Fresh, l01Ic.
Potatoes-Peachblows, S5@90c. "
Cattle-EEtra graded export steers, $3.50
G.15; good to choice natives, s5.5O@515; com
mon shipping and killing steers, S4.9O@5OO;
cows and heifers s3.75d4.50.
Live Hogs ranged from s5.l0@625 to
packprs
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Chicago Market.


CHICAGO, May "a, 1881.
The Times of yesterday says:
Yesterdays changes in prices IN the board OF
trade markets included an advance of &c on
wheat; 22ll on June and SC on July pork, and
l0@I2lgc on lard. Corn ruled %@l3c lower,
and short ribs &C. Oats were steady for near de-
livery. Wheat was quite bullish in its tendency.
Business in both grain and provisions was again
curtancd by the railroad troubles. On Change
cash property closed at the following prices:
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To Town OPPlCERs.-Wc have u full nssort-
ment Of road and other blanks used by town Of
fccrs OsMAN ~ HAPEMAN.
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Madam Demorests patterns, for spring and
summer, haye Just been received at Osman "
Hapeman's. Catalogues may be had on appli-
cation.
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Banks.

Exchange on Chicago and New York
And all the principal cities east and west,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Exchange England, Ireland, Scotland and all I'M
porant points Continental Europe drawn In 10 suit
purchasers.
u. s. Revenue Stamps Of al demon natonscon
stanty hand and for sale
United States Bonds, Local Securities Cold and
Silver bought and sold
Banking hours from ga. N. to P.n
Jan. II, 1873 u. L. LiSDLEl, Assist. Cashier.