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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-10
MIN II ENIIONS.

Walter c. Hadley, for years manager
of the Lake Valley mines, and whC
brought splendid order out OF chaos
there, has resigned, and has been succeed
ed by Ellis Clarke, Philadelphia man.
Richard Gbln, in town on visit from
San F. dro, reports that the new l0O-ton
concentralor at the Santa Fe Copper
cOalpany's mines, is now completed and
will be started up on test run to-day.
Good enough for San Pedro.
H. W. Easton is in receipt of a letter
from Louisville, Ky, stating that the
Kendall Mining company Will resume
operations on the Chama river placers
early in the spring.
After hard rain or a heavy snowfall
it has always been customary for the
native people of south Santa tIe county to
20 out and hunt up and down the sandy
beds of the gulches for gold nuggets.
After the present heavy snow disappears
they will have a regular picnic. The
watern running off, Washes the gold nu!-
gets into sight and the poor people often
gather nuggets worth from So to $40 in
this way. 1t all goes to show what
artesian wells could be made to produce
here There are 100000 acres of GOLD
placers in south Santa Fe county only
awaiting tie development of water.
The coal miners of Cerrillos are on a
strike, their demands being 10 cents ad-
vance and timber cut and delivered in
tle mine. Circulars to that effect have
been printed and posted by the committee,
Messrs. Chas. Rogers, Chas, Isherwood
and John McNeal asking miners to stay
away from Cerrlllos until the matters a. Q
adjusted.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-10
job Trlntinc.

Moro ants aud ott ers are hereby 70.
ninied that TIE New MEXICAN is pre-.
pared to 60 tl2eir printing on short notice
and at reasonable rates. Much of the Job
printing n1w g)ing out Of town should
cJme to tie Jew EExr0AN office. There
in no be.ser c=rcse for serding out of
town fIr printing than there is for sending
away ior groceries or clothing. Our mer.
chants s,'orld consider these things. THO
NEW MEXICAN is acknowledged tho lead
ing paper Of lis section. The patronage
OF the people viii enable US to keep it so
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-10
ANOTHER ASSASSINATION.
Basilio Romero BrutalIy Murdered at
Ga1Isteo Last Night.

A dispatch was received in the city
early tiis morning announcing that Basilio
Romero was assassinated there about
dusk last night. Parties in from that Sec
ton of the county later in the day bring
meager particulars of the affair. 1t ap,
pears that Romero was seated in his bed
room last evening when unknown parties
appeared at his window and fired upon
him instantly. The murderer or mur-
derers then disappeared, leaving no cew
to their identity.
Romero WAS man about 80 years Of
age and prominent Republican.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-10
Miles After McKrever,


WASHINGTON, Feb. lU--It is said to be
almost certain that u SENSATIONAL court
martial viii be one OF the results OF the
recent Indian ou break. Some weeks agu
the Washington Star published all inter
view ~lIh all army officer, in which he
lntIniated that General Mics Was manu-
featuring al Iudian scare for the p ,rpu-e
ot advancing his political aspirations
Tins officer Was Colonp. Chauncey Nc
heever, and the Interview took place
Willie lie Was acting as assistant al ,uanl
general OF the army.
IL Is lntlmated recently in one of the
Star correspondents letters from Pine
hlige that General Miles and his friends,
no" that the Sioux had s-ltl. d down 1or
u While, would give attention to this ac-
cusallon, and that the Intention Was to
tlle charges against tins officer as the basis
Oi u Court-mArtlal
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-10

New YORK, Feb, S.-Tne Herali's
Washington special says: There are grave
reasons ior the belief that President Har-
rlson is ons.dering John +. Swift, of Cal
liorhla, III connection with the treasury
port folio. Mr.. lit is one of the presl-
dents intimate friends. 1t Was the lpteu-
ton to give him place in the cabinet be-
lore his induction mo office and ne would
have done so had not the California poll
tlclans urged the appointment OF Mr.. Estee
hartman Of The last Chicago convention.
The president did not want Mr.. Estee and
so bluntly Informed his friends. Under
the circumstances he ielt that he could
not appoint MIR. Swift, and he therefore
left the coast out of hiscabinet considera-
tIOfa
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-10

This present nter has been very &C.
we're on cattle, and reports from all parts
of the country bring intell enc OF loss
of stock everywhere. 1t is Stated that on
the range between the Animas and San
Juan rivers there are very few animals
left alive. One gentleman Informs The
Index that in one days ride he counted
twenty two dead cattle, and en- notner
party says he has counted twenty dead in
one place, all in sight.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-10
CONDENSED NEWS.
Pierre Lorrillard is dangerously i'll at
Jacksonville, Fla.

Pierre Lorrllard is dangerously i'll at
Jacksonville, Fla.
By majority of one the South Dakota
senate adopted the report of the commit.
tee III favor OF the abolition of the death
penalty aud substituting life imprison
ment.
Chlcago's board of trade being against
the free coinage of silver, an attempt was
made IN the Colorado house to pass Il res
OlutlOn refusing to tau e part in the Worlds
Iair. 1t vas voted down.
The Indian Farmers Alliance in the
Indian Natl N have protested to Chez
Ma, es against his leasing lands for catte
grazlDg at 5U cents per head The terri
tory ls sad to be swarming with trespass-
Ing Texas herds.
An injunction has been granted to Bishop
Taylor, he African missionary, restrain
ing the disposal of the assets OF s. A. Kean
4 Co.'s bank IL It'll $S,So7 belonging to
he African Congo mission fund is paid
over.
After four weeks religious revival at
East Liverpool, ONO, during which more
than 1000 we're converted, crusade has
been started against the sa.oons in old
fashioned crusading style.
A congress of representatives of all the
western states will be held in Denver on
May l4t to effect an organization designed
to pr, mote federal legislation favorable to
this St ction. This vas agreed upon by
The delegates assembled at Galveston.
The Texas & Pacific Railway company
has agreed with the counties along its
line fr. m Wealherford to FL Paso to con-
tribute an amount in cash eqnal to what
ever may be furnished by the counties
themselves for the purpose of preparing
printed matter descriptive of that part of
Texas. The county of FL Paso has al
ready agreed to contribute 81 900.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-10
10000 Me. Out.

PITTsBURG, Fen. 9.-The great strik ke
purated yesterday, and every mine aud
coke works in the region are closed down,
The miners, to the number of about 49,
600, refused to 20 to work TO-DAY, the only
men now working being The coke drawers.
There are 5000 men employed at this
work, and rs soon as they have WITHDRAW" n
the coke from the ovens they will quit al
so. The strike is for all advance in wages
Of two and one half cents per ton and
against ten per cent, reduction. Both
sides are trm and long struggle appears
unavoidable.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-10
Te|egraphic Tjdiings
A Northern Blizzard.

CHEYENNE, Feb 9.-rh- worst bl zzar
that has been experienced III Wy oming
for lorr years has been raging for the last
t~enty-four hours. Stockmen are appre-
hensIve Of severe Losses Of range cattle.
No west bound trains reached Cheyenne
yesterday over the Union Pacific or Bur
lington. The re iei train with provisions
las been sent out to the fast mail and
overland flyer, stuck forty miles east OF
here.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-10

The New MhxlcAN has facilities for do.
ing first-class job work OF all kinds and az
cheap as can be had in any city in the
country. There ID no excuse for sendinr
snch work out of town, to Denver, Kansas
City, Philadelphia or any other point
Keep the money at home.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-10
MADAME OLGUIN,
Late Of Mexico and New Orleans The
Great Clairvoyant

Born clairvoyant; tells your life past,
present or future; If the one you
love is true or false; tells about
business, mines, or sickness; gives ad-
vice on speculations; can find lost
property; tells ii yon can get it. Under
stands the science of Egyptian and Hin
doc magic, has taIismans which will
overcome your enemies or remove evil
Influences and break up family trouble
viii he herefor short time only. Ladies'
100, gentlemen $500. Rooms on plaza
next to Capital hotel.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-10

All kinds of legal blanks, deeds, justice
OF the peace blanks, note books, etc.
all stock at the New MEXICAN office.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-10

Miss Ina Cubertson. a graduate of the
school of III usic of Indianoa, Iowa, will
i've instruct ION IN instrumental music
and theory. Leave orders with Mrs. Z.
B. Orborne at the GaIlegos block or drop
card to Miss Culbertson, care superin.
tendent U. S. Indran school.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-10

MIX Punch, lOc glass, at Colora.
RADIO saloon.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-10
ADDITIONAL LOCAL,
Official Census.

The census office has sent out from
Washington the official announcement Of
the population OF New Mexico by counties
as follows:
Bernalillo, 20,9l3; Colfax, 1874; Dona
Ana, 9l9l Grant, 9,657; Lincoln, 1881 !;
Mora, l0,6lS; Rio Arriha, II ,534; San
Juan, 1880; San Miguel, "a ,204 Santa
1852 Sierra, $500; Socorro, 8 ,595 Taos,
1868; Valencia, 1885. Total, 1885, ,593.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-10

Omit claim and warranty deeds for sale
at the New MEXICAN printing office.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-10

John Mccullough Havana ciger, Sc, at
Colorado saloon.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-10

Typewriter paper in all sizes and quail
ties for sale at the New MEXICAN office,
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19

The precipitd.e action of the city
council m adopting Silica Barytic as u
paving material for the streets OF this
city has called forth storm OF Gen.
sure. This paper called the attention
of the aldermen to the unenviable attl-
tue IN which they had been placed by
accepting the hospitalities of minion
OF the company, but no attention was
paid thereto. Unmindful of the fact
tnat they, as body, were exposed to
the charge of being unduly influenced
by the Vaccinations of an sdroit lobby
ist, they deliberately yielded to his
Establishments and granted the very
ultimatGm for tho accomplishment of
which he spent both his time and
money. IL IS matter of no con-
Germ to the public what acts or
things the aldermen may do In
their individual aud private cap
acltIes, but when an effort IS made
TO secure their support and ad-
yocacy of public measure by
questionable means, and such eff
fort terminates In success, they
are justly open 20 criticism and GEN.
sure. The TELEeRAx-HERALp has no
hesiiaucy in declaring that the business
methods employed by the Silica-Barytlc
Company were not only unusual, but
that they are and were reprehensible.
The prodIgalty of the company's agent
IN entertaining the aldermen was un-
called for. and IN view OF the action Of
the council, no other conclusion is log
ical, but that the council was largely
influenced thereby.
The charge that actual bribery was
attempted aud consummsted ia con-
nection with the action taken by the
council il not believed. The aldermen
ere uniussly and wrongly smirchsd by
such an inlputation. and their duty to
themselves and to the people demands
that all such sinister allegations should
be the subject of rigid investigation aud
that at once.
This city has long enjoyed the distinc-
ton OF having q ComraOu Council
above reprosch. The present one has
reflected credit upon itself, and saved
the city from the humiliation of dis
grace by corrupt acts, IL s impos-
Sble 70 believe that the great majority
ct honorable men constituting the
council have been purchased ike sheep
n the shafnbles. aud IN behalf of the
tsxpsye.s. the TEIrsRsN-HER,bn de-
nlsnds full and searching invessigs-
ton OF the whole transaction calmiBat-
ing in the adoption of Silica Rsgytic.
It's unfair. ungeneroas and dsmnable,
that the innocent saould suffer suspi-
cion for the guilt of the offenders, If
any there be.
Investigate.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19
OFFICIAL PAPER or The CITY.


A Republican State Convention TO nominate
. justice OF tue supreme Court tu place OF joan
W. Gnan pain. anG tNo regents OF the OntseT-
sity Ia place OF Charles }. NillrtL aud Arthur
81. CLARK. and Tor the Transaction of utuer bus
fnoss. wl be held az Assembly HAL. IN the
city OF JACKSON. On Tuesday, February "A. ISL.
at II O'clock a. n.
Ia accordance with resolution adopted at
sirand Rapids. May 40. is5o. every eounty will
be entitled u oae delicate Tor each oou OF the
Total vote cast Tor stOssraor At the iasf election
November. l,.Ni. and one additional delegate
t0T every fractloA aN0Lntin. 10 80. but each
organized county viii Do entitled 10 al least
one delegate.
uAder A resolution Of isd5 no delegate Will
br entitled 10 a seat tn the Convention who
does not reside IN the county he proposes 10
represent.
la compliance with resolution adopted In
Detroit. june - lssU. the secretary OF caca
county convention Is requested TO forward 10
the secretary OF the state Crnua Committee
troOm o, butler block. Detroit). by tire earliest
mall, after the delegates are ch0s q. a certl-
fed list OF such delegates rs arc entitled 10
SEATS IN the state Convention from their re-
spectIye counties
JAxks NcMuLAS Chairman.
WILLIAM X. BATES. secretary.
In the above convention counties In the
Iiith Congressional district Will be entitled 10
delegates as follows; Allegan. l6i Iona. 10;
Ottawa. l3. and Kent. ~.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19

The leading Republican papers Of the
State are repudiatlng the leadership of
the Detroit Tribune under Its present
management. The infusion of Even
ing News lymph. which It has received,
has been too much for its Republican
ism and Mugwnmpism has super ervenef
Indeed, the union OF free trade and
EepubiiCanism never can fail TO beget
spurious product unsatisfactory to both
progenitors 1t is evident that the De-
troit Tribune, "a at present managed, !,
never can lead Michigan Republicans
to victory. or anywhere else, for they
will not follow Il. The Democracy of
Michigan, with all their striving. never
won a more substantial victory than has
come to them by the political demora-
ixation Of the Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19
$500 SEWING MACHINES, SIo So
I497,oukqges of tie "DeWoyeH"

principle. machine
all
Of Of durability adjubiEty
in n
partial hb6d possible pith TIC
combined Nth Il releasing
absolutely eJ threading Il
perfect. 4 Gumbsr
stitch QO needle
placed The
The hie sftg. 3 machines multitude
get all
nod
appliances IL Of
(16 The woodwork dgn, the ue
yhous,an md to tlosr aopeh.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19

ESGIfsH merchants and manufsctuT-
ers IN sheffield are complaining bitterly
of The decrease OF the importation OK
their CUTLERY into tie United states
since the pa sssge OF the Mckinley b.il.
Still the prices Of cutlery have not in
creased N this country and American
factories are running on full time.
Our workmea seem to be prosperous
and no tariff tar has been sddeI
to the prices paid By the consumer.
Way isn't It better 10 make our own
cutlery than 70 IMPORT
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19

fhs Detroit Tribune. il a ness ten.
says: a desire 10 shs~ reverence 70
ths memory OF steysns r. Mason
fourth territorial governor and TIE Erss
state Governor OF Michigan. has beea
manifested ey movement recently Ia.
augurased among the Citizens of Dsao.s
10 have bis remains, whsea COW rest ia
a eemetery IA TIE city Of New YORK,
brought - Eais state. The trustees CT
Eimsood cemetery, hearing Of tins,
tendsred 10 the family lot Ia one Of
the choicest portions OF that burial
ground 70 be used for the final resting
place, aud on which handsome and
appropriate monument might be
erected" So far no reasonable oblee-
ton can be urged against the scheme.
and the State might very properly DC
requested 10 bear the expense or re-
movai and re-Interment. But the next
suggestion has II IL something repul-
slye.
- htA+S. ~NtC~D-
quent % THIS action OF the cemetery
trustees. resolutions were drawn up
and wall be presented % tho State Sen
ate and House, asking that the State
set apart portion OF the grounds OF
the State Capitol for the purpose OF
giving Gov. Msson's remains honorable
sent 10 the senate by Hon. I. W. Pal
mer, who also sent word that he would
appear before the committee, If neeess-
airy, AT the time the resolutions come
up for discussion. Mr.. Palmer believes
that the last resting place OF a!l Michi-
gan's Governors should be on the Capi-
tol grounds"
The idea of filing the small plot Of
ground on which the State capitol
stands with dead mems bones-be they
OF kings, pr nces, pOtentates, United
States Senators or Governors--is one
that will scarcely commend itself TO the
people of Michigan, even if 1t does bear
the sanction of Mr.. Palmer.
The resolutions were presented III the
Senate by Senator Wilmington, and
referred TO the Committee on Public
Buildings. We trust that that COM
mittee will set down upon 4 proposition
TO turn the capitol and its grounds into
a sepulchur. III, as suggested in the
preamble, there is an objection to plac-
ing the remains III lot in Elmwood
cemetery, because it is owned by u
private corporation, let the State re-
quire conveyance of that lot before
making the transfer of the remains to
it. There is a peculiar appropriate
ness in Gov. Mason's remains, resting
IN Detroit, for that was the only capitol
of Michigan that he knew, and abo 1t
all there was of Michigan during his
administration.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19

NE snrss departments ef sns ss~ts
government The supssaas Coass
straex IL. tie Legislature xiexsd il sua
tas GsssFnof esrse l. Eeqaiescss IA
three plscss.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19
Entitled to the Best.

All are entitled to the best that their
money will buy, so every family should
have. at once, bottle OF the best family
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, to cleanse the
system when costive or bilious. For
sale in SOC and $l.00 bottle by all lead
ing druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19

The Lansing Republican presents
these facts and figures for the consider
alton of the majority IN the present
Legislature:
Before our friends, the enemy, who
have a majority at present in the State
House of Representatives, and possibly
IN the Senate, do anything rash in the
way of passing bills regulating the pay
of future lawmakers, 1t may be well to
take into consideration the following
"scale of prices"
''In Austria legislators are paid S.
day.
"In Germany members of both
houses receive about $3.50 per day.
"In France members of each house
receive the same-S5 per day.
SIN Greece the senators get 500 per
month, and the deputies $50.
"In Belgium each member of the
chamber of representatives gets $S5 Il
month.
In Denmark the members of the
landsthing each receive about 1915 n
day.
'In Portugal the peer and commons
are paid the same sum, which IS about
1885 year.
"In Spain the members of the cortes
are not paid for their services, but en-
Joy many advantages and immuntIes.
'.In Switzerland the members of the
National council get $3.50 per day, and
the council OF state, the lower house,
$3.50.
''In Italy the senator's and deputies
are not paid at all, but they are al
lowed travelling expenses and certain
other privileges.
England Is the only country where
members Of Parliament are not only
unpaid. but have no special rights or
privileges whatever"
AS the Democracy of this country is
so willing to bring American laborers
into competition with foreign, the legis-
lators. perhaps, should in justice be re.
quired to take the same medicine.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19

Republican county convention 10 select
forty seven Delegates TO the state conyentlon.
called 10 meet at jackson. Mich. February -.
20 nominate a justice OF the supreme Court TO
succeed John ". tnamp4tn. and two regents
ol he uuIyei s.ty TO Succeed Charles j. tlcts
ana Arthur " Clark. wItl bs neld AZ the upper
eircu court room. In tie city OF Grand Rap
fes, thursday. February -. at III o'clock a. IN.
Zach ward "a the city OF Grand Rapids and
O. three delegates.
Byrequest OF Republican County Committee.
HENKY NJ RDsx Chairman.
1HoxAs WALSH. Secretary.
Grand Rapids fet. 2. ISL.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19
Circulation Guaranteed TO Be the
Largest or All Michigan Dailies Ex-
cept Those OF Detroit.


any sobssrtbsr To rhE TELEGRAM
HERALD ~l.o fails 40 receive the paper
regularly, on ~ho may haze reason 10
complain or late delivery. viii confer .
special fasos by iEforains this ONCE OF
ths fact Al oaee. ssad postal card or call
ap tstspsoas 53t.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19

Starch grows sticky - s0nron pow
1ers nave a vulgar gssre. Pozzoai's $
the only Complexion Powder is for
use.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19

The man who is too stingy to adver-
tlse IN his home paper, is greedy enough
TO drive hard bargains with his custom
ers. He who is too poor to advertise
had better quit the business in which he
Is engaged and go to Oklahonia.-Sav-
sofa, Tex. Tablet.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19

NFcEreks Democracy hrssthes freely
once szain. The cumulative election
law has new been sat down Cpoa" by
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19

Combination dress patterns, OF a.
K8ader s CO. :, "a csose
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19

For infiamed eyes or eye-lds. use the
white of an egg beaten up to froth
with two tablespoonfuls of rose water,
apply on fine rag, changing as il
grows dry; or stir two drachms OF
powder alum into the beaten whites of
two eggs till a coagulum is formed.
Place between a fold of a soft linen rag
and apply.-Ex.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19

Through parior coach on $40 D. m. train.
Dining car between Chicago AMI Kalamazoo
Thr"agh WsgRer Sleeping Car on 10 40 p. m.
train ltiy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19
MA/L ORDER DEP4RTMT.

SbeetaI attention IS gz5'en to mail orders.
NE m7vfe e0vestonaence segth any aoho do
not kud 1t c0u0euaent TO a1sX our skoye Sam
bles sent nbon APPLICATION, and eomb,ehena5e
descriptions gz1en soheye SAMPLES can not
6e sent.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19
THE OBSERVER.


Tnus far, k.lss Azse tssa i2troa aeed
fato tsSaty -ssx state LEX xsslxtarss sppEo-
DxsAsinx fanas ter t1s representation
al ths state a. tae Moxld's kalE, a. CHI
cako. or shsss, eut three have bsSa
enacted, saa they carry tae saaall sanl
of 80. 90. A large namesE or others
nave passed at least one House, With
tns certainty of passing the other. and
sons of these carry very handsome
Gums. California and Texas lead With
$4,000 each, excepting Illinois. Of
course. and New YORK, Minnesota
wscoas.a snd Tennessee, follow vita
22o, 900 each.
Our Mich gan assembly ought 10 act
upon TINS matter at once, and win 4
good sum. AZ one Of the best States
in the Union, and with large diversity
Of agricultural aud manufacturing IA.
dussries, and wealth OF other re-
sources or whica the Wolverines may
Justly feel proud, II nenooses our eiu-
Gems and tile Legislature % make an
Appropriation that viii be hoeral enough
10 secure such representation OF the
resources and industries OF the two pen
lnsulaSs As viii he IN every way credit
10 lts people, as progress and It's pros
perlty, u onght 10 Dc 500 900, and not
lees tnaa elO0 ,0oo. Ler Us hear from
our statesmen at Lansing.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19
GOODS:

We are daily aalttng to our 7oeN assorted
stock Of Spring Dress Gooas. Ne can not
gz0e an extended desc,zbtten Of each line, and
Ihl1nk an tusbeeklon Of a0Aaf ne o6ey aevH jus
AIy ouy claim Of sh0a0vug the most complete
and carried assortment Of nea0 Dress Fabrics
III the city. SPRING COMPANY.