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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-30

JOSEPH RosENsTocK has moved into
his new store In the County Building. IL
Is the largest single room occupied as Il
store, In the Sta'e, and the handsomest.
II Is lighted by six large, elegant hanging
lamps or chandeliers. The display OF
clothing and furnishing goods as they are
opened out, is very fine indeed. From
he East and from san Francisco, Mr..
Rosenstock has received, and is CON
stantly receiving, dress and business
suits, made 10 his order expressly for
this market under clothing, fine shirts,
new and beautiful neck-ties, the finest of
blankets, extra fine boots and shoes made
to order, kid and buck gloves, a very ex-
tensivc and varied assortment of the
latest style of hats and caps. bedding OF
all descriptions, extra fine horse blan-
kets, "a splendid article, Jewelry, and In
fact n full assortment of the most dcsira-
BILE winter goods. II Is the largest and
best stock ever brought 10 this market,
and IL will be sold at prices fnr below any
figures that any other dealer can afford
10 fix upon his goods. OTTO Rosenstock's
and see h u magnificent display he
dI1-lm
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SrArE-olcovich Bros, who have really
the best facilities ia the state for selling
cheap, as they buy only In the East, an
nounce 10 the ladies Of Carson City and
viciaity that their prices are put down
large purchased of French goods before the
Prussian and French war commenced,
and are now able TO sell foreign and do
nestle goods cheaper than they can be
bought " in san Francisco. Good bar
gains at unusually low rates for the holt
days and ladies are respectfully invited
10 make their purchases NJ oicovich Bros.
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STILL II CHEApEsT.-Sheyer & Nor
rs respectfully call the attention OF the
Ladies' of Carson City and vicinity to their
large and well selected stock Of dry goods
consisting of Zine plaids, merinoes, em-
press cloths, alpacas, dclalncs, %flannels,
broche shawls, mink capes, and a thou
sand other articles suitable for holiday
presents, which they offer nj the very
lowest prices ever offered In this State.
Parties who purchase their goods at the
above named store will save considerable
money. Next door I o w. Il. & Co. rs
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Arrivals Al the Hotels.
ST. cHARLrs-eEo. ruFLY, PROPHET

ST. CHARLEs-GEo. TuFLy, PROPRIETOR.
g. Pierson, Carson Valley.
X. Casses,
j.. Classes, +"
q. X. stampley, Humboldt
-. weaver, Unionville.
Il. McNllliams, Virginia
q. X. Cain,
g. II. Hinckley,
j. Engelbricht
j. Hoffman,
". Bunchcr, Dayton.
NJ. A.. Byronn, !"
q. I. Keith, A."
j. Roncy.
X ID. IIoog & lady, san Francisco.
okMsBf HousE-G. ID. FRYEE, PRoPEIEroI
4. Coleman, M~arkleville.
:. O.. Hall, Manchester, ". III.
:. u. Whitaker, Virginia.
Frank Denver,
NJ. l.. Proctor,
Mrs. Seymour Il child, San Francisco.
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low COIN is MADE

u.Iteate but Powerful Machinery
Two Hundred Tons Pressure
from q Quarterback
Pipe Of Water.
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GREAT NEWS | HuRRAu ron PRUSSIA
The greatest bargains In the clothing line.
koppel 4 Plat are offering thelrimmcnse
stock ofclothing at New York cost, for 60
days owing toanew arrangement in the
irm so they lake this method Of inform-
ing the public of Carson and vicinity that
they will save 80 per cent In purchasing
their goods at the above mentioned store,
and will find their goods superior to any
other in this state. m
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jus IN TIME o III HOLIDAYS
Mr.. James J. Mandlebaum, lately con
nccted with Mr.. Tobriner's grocery estab-
lishment, has opened, just in time for
the Holidays, "a store, In the building
lately occupied by Joe Rosenstock, for
the sale of first class candies, fruits,
Havana cigars, tobacco, stationery and
notions generally, of which he has a
large and well selected stock which lac
will sell at prices in conformity with the
times. d2l;lOd
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rusINEss OF THE MONTH.
OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES.

rhe Building and Its Several Com
partments = The Machinery
Melting, Rtnning, Liqui-
fyfng. Separating, and
Bolidifying silver.
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ruE NEW BULLION FUND.
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o INTELLIGENCE.

IT III ii M I N 7!
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MeOifin,s.
uESRY's ' cAaBoLIo ,-i SAWS.

HENRrs cARBoLIC sAL'E'
Tbsrs has been no medical preparation brought be.
fore tho public for years has met with so decided
a,uccess as the CARBoLIc sALvE. II has fouDd it'
WAY into hundred, OF families, apd, when once uscd no
family will be without IT,
For the sores incident 10 children II su Invaluable
RENE IT, and the rapidly with which it heals some
thing marvellous 1t has no, only the testimony Of an
apprecative public in It's favor. hut has invariably
celved the appreciation Of intelligent physicians.
Grateful Acknowledgements Of the dement's derived
from It's use accumulate almost daily. fov of watch
We herewith sppcndi
BRRLry, Conn, June 20, 1870.
John r. Henyy-DrAR SIR had an obstinate sore
the nstep Of my foot aud used several different
kinds OF saiye and ointment without benent Seeing
the CARpoLIC sALvE advertised in the New York
Tribune, procured box ana happy TO state II
effected cure In about ten days. Ihavc recommended
It TO others a. the beet save tina, know Of
Respectfully,
CYRUS ROOT, in.
beg leave to say that your Carbollc salyc has inva
riably relieved, and I think now, has permanently
cured me OF that most aggra,a,ing OF all dlsorders
itching piles" A. g. KELLER,
Sec. the c. q. Clark Co.,
New Haven, Con.
have bsen using your carbolc salve for some time
In my manufactory In using ms large biowpips, winch
gives intense heat burned my thumb nail to the quick
one application OF the sslvc gave rcliet Hste used Il
Ia m, family for bois and Other and and 1t the
best family sslve 10 use T. w. HoUCHIN.
Morrisania, N Y,
Proprietor Gas Lignters, &c.
HsxIs.HosISB, Fem, Jan. y, 1870.
Mn JouN T. HkSRv
DEAR sra wish ron 70 send me two dozen boxes
of your CNbclic ssl,c IhSvt al obstinate sore on
my FOOT which has been 4 ruruinr for over ten
years Twas one box OF your Save, and found Il
10 do better GU my loot than any other.
II. Is BLREUM.
BHooALXN y. 4, March "a 1870.
SiK JOuN +. HEsRT:
The Catoollo sal,e has only heaei the eruption,
on my face but has sootbcd and allayei inflammation
AMANDA NELSON.
81 sackc,t street
JOHN HENRY, Sole Proprietor.
sCoregc place. New YORK.
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Iipaufial
szyzN@~<tT--~--I~
RRN HALFWAY ooAiPANY
SEVEN PER CENT
CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE SINKING FUND
BoNps
TpumiaL
ERx HALFWAY COMPANY

The Lake shore and Michigan Southern Railway Com.
pany for the purpose OF providing for the payment OF
its several mortgage debts they become due has ey
ecuied mortgage to the Union Trust Company. Of
New York. as Trustee upon the whole OF lie Railroad
and branches payable on tie first dsy Of July In the
year one thousand nine hundred.
COUPON BONDS Of 900 each will be Issued. with
interest at SEVEN Ter centum per snnum. payable
semi annually. on the nrst day ofJANUARY and JULY
in each year and REGISTERED BONDS of q OOO 5000
and $1,000 each without coupons. interest at sEvES
Per Centum per payable quarterly, the nrsi
day OF JANUARY, APRIL, JULY, and OCTOBER, in
each year principal aud interest payable At the once
OF the Union Trust Company in New York.
We call the attention OF investors especially to this
class OF REGISTERED BONDS. which, on account OF
the SECURITY AFFORDED AGAINST LOSS BY
ROBBERY. FIRE, OR OTHERWISE and the PAY.
MENT OF QUARTERLY INTEREST. offer an invest.
ment peculiarly desirable.
A limited amount Of the.e BoEDs can be purchased
al ny and accrued interest, upon application to
ROBINSON, cHAsR q CO.
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Zeal 6slut,.
avn YOUa HOME
wEs1 FLUsHTNn.

WEST FLUSHING.
90 to the once near the derot at West Flushing
open all day. Sundays lncludedJ
II only hfeen cents each way for railroad fare
and to commuters less than 81 weekly intending fer.
riaRe, ti25 per week.
kenriy 1900 Lots have been sold already since this
beautiful village was first opened TO the pablo. II
now contains over 100 dwellings. and is already live
settlement far oxcclllng oil others in its natural ad
vantages rs well as Its hne improvements.
Heed this advice and go at once to WEST FLUSH.
mo. The price Is only
500 FER LOT,
Payable go monthly md no interest 10 pay. No Auc'
toneers fees no other expenses Deeds given ut once
II fun pavmeat is made Mt time Of purchase, and an
allowance of per cent. for cash.
Amer the rst payment Of slo the purchaer can occu'
ny build upon the lot he desires and then pay on
monthly. Women can purchase lots In their manor.
All who would he Independent Of landlords or seek to
invest their money safely and prontabiy are invited 20
60 and examine this orct at once. Maps free Of tho
once at West Flushing. and also Of the undersigned
BENJ. W. HITCHCOCK, publisher.
q Hickman ST.. New York.
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Shipping.

NCuOR LINE PASSiGETiCk
19d On any Railway alton 30 G-@iI Iritain Ire.
land. NORWAY. >W. ten. Df.n1rs. G'ruluv, lip'adt.
Bc'-iun. aId the lHlt-d stitss, by stctue.s stIn:
Voc .Y, f1f sale
Al LOWEST CURRENCY RNTEl
lil.NDERsoS .proTnEr..
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l:rsol1 Mont,s.

az carr. BBB ADAN-DN VII c,U on Bill
ut ,- l ',p-H - -, ur All cara %. -'wetaia. Of
SEN NItE, RACHAEL oNIIN kI having q
~ -. u.' ."a al. Va .,!l'. just -. o. r ,"rr
t4OU UtrHtf IpI. ar rspUe O. H tr. I.r-
no iu, 'urt. Hs tIi NOT he reasonable tti All
4rht- cot I.r cpltracu.g Uvu goo. tltn. ..
Jug. VA rINON ~NliN'kN.
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THE NEWLY 1tict m steamboat PAlIsADE
Capt Lssrancp, viii RI dairy TO Gottcnberg con-.
mcncing SUNDAY. Jilv ST. Fare IL cents Leaves u
Of MaTrru 81 AZ ~ y o Z, ana o'clucf, tOncalg NJ
christ phri 81. aud sam st. Last boat leaves Gotten
berg at O'ciOcs l.. VI.
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Sl.OOO.OOO

IS Broad street,
81. 100000
OF THE
CONNECTICUT
AIRLINE DosDs
HAVE BEEN
SUCCESSFULLY NEGOTIATED.
LEAVING nut
$4,000
CNsoLD. WHICH VIZ
OFFER AT TUE ORIGINAL PRICE. PAR AND
INTEREST.
The solid tujstautial character of the security has
attracted to these bonds the attention OF Capitalists
who friy, an iayc,tncr, which insurcs the ABSOLUTE
SECURITY OF THE PRINCIPAL. aud a liberal rate
Of interest
THE BONDS are secured by a FIRST MOGTGAGE
on ALL THE PROPERTY Of ra lroad lfty.two miles
IN length running through the c,utte OF the stats VI
Connecticut forming, wien rs connections me s1orisd
qsickes rouk bcfueea Sos.os and Netr rork. The
VALUE Of the PROPERTY covered by the mortgage 10
MORE THAN DOUBLE Tar AMOUNT or DoSDs
ISSUED.
Tue road - COMPLETED AND TRAINS ARE RIM.
SING RET WIEN NEW HAVEN hNDMIDDLETOwN,
while east OF Middetown. the unfinished portion 10
graded FOR twenty mice which leaves only some
seven or eight miles TO grade TO COMPLETE TIE
WHOLE LINE.
Corporations invertors and capitalists will md in
tire First Mortgage Bonds OF tEs Road form OF invest
ment SAFE. Productive hND CoNVEN
| TitE STATE or ONNECT1CCT Is TRUSTEE FoB
IHE BoNDHOi DERs. and each bond Is signed hnd
sued by the Comptroller at the state The boni-
y, o , ", ,s ,',sr ne rc,'.,ar't r%S
AZ '"o 'fN'h vi tue H'''rl We IVAsI'le" lucy "'"'
inte est nt 'hr rat. OF SEVEN PLE CENI ihFahle
are, V' re Io''H'' u ANY '''N OF '''' u ''
''"N'"- -" W ,,-I,, roorg
p,,,,rr. IN ~, 10 ~ ,o,.e,>.,,g,r
| SFCyElrJc-
l'wALLs
| 'I'iIE sOrriEkN CENTRAL RAILROAD
nov c7.rt,ted ,fe entire d,.t,~-- r,,, ov.,, 70
| Au,r-, no, mar ,,I pr,sn.-,p. oot,cuft,r,i ,,d
r,Buf,.,yrl,p .t,,t 4. mn erci,gtly pto,ilcl f,r
The local 'a'He'' OF e southern Central val be very
'Is ,o, ~ leu. I .sn.r' ,'laS ina rcn
d. 'n-''ai'l m''. I'- %. ia''' I.' iFee' n'n''''
| Is the r,,t ~ the s.l., aul ta, ,rt.rprsius towns
' '',,.- .'' '''''' W. '-'''
! NIG,nIYr SCo. %. rru,nclI Agents. ~ The ROAD.
az i.t remaining u.-r,l p1tt,.a OF tic Fonts 5, o.
tle .tca.c, connIclec u,pc, 1s uvn % be u. go,Ia
,"cor %. nna that uat o,.r been placed on tn.s mar
lr' 20" 'onc' hr'7 -'v' r'r cent have thirty years
'oron. '' ineT e''"'''o., ."'''oe-' Al 'i' 'Foo'
GUN. .'''''. -
l. a NJ NJ ',' ' -'' s'u W. y, ,.,,.
gss r ~, IN o SR,s. ss q c9ag.
a SHSs Loot nd sis sn mSh aas Ts y at
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sorsts an GIrrIal's.

g'OR SALE Gnr,o, spvug car. and hrrucss. can
! De-, - N.-t sIth &, uI.tula. ar cNtuiu-t tuIOu
square, iitl ,t.. duriug dS'. joins M,NOft.
IOR >ALE-Iou new irurAs. one aud TWO uorsc.
! Cavif, IlIuuAr HO!'I r,,, S1 West l-,h II.
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{nstrutlloh

SnstluuCh.
pIl'D>ON RIVER INSTITUTE AND o. Az.
% .tNt IA tpLt IUf.-A at-i-cl ..- boarding "Dup'l
or In.h seNt- tur-r tIv.sr i'r ls 't nni lr4I,.
culist Ior laI.y- aud E,uucmru ~" duHtr'Wtuts.
Tenn O.'u. sept J. Rev NlONEO La Ia. A. Vi.
a.. tI..Uf. Cl.vtr4ck. CO.. Co.. n. \.
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r JOHNSON, JR., AUCTIONEER.
ny JOHNSON & MILLER
% Nassau st.. New York.
THURSDAY, ARC. 4.
At O'Clock, on the premises.
GREAT AND r ttt4riEg9ai YoATA or Oh 90 CHOICE
THE BERRY FARM, At CARLsTADr, Nj.
Great opportunity 10 buy beautiful cites for healthy,
ecepn con, ana tasteful eouo!ry homes. ,oo
e SsTad p pegos Gnd 9n T6sa me 9
ires,s and avenues Gsye hren opened on the properly
'Ha sys5s ~ viz S ~,
stone mansion, conveniently arranged with barn, she'd
Sce nj the enc pos S OF the Bsrry ny cve
years and is now for the nrst time offered at pubic
Sale positive to the highest bidder. ..-,--,-
on The day Of SAL, II nc weather is stormy the sale
wi Free nfs 20 on IL he 1 s9s q alE NE train
J6a aSo aILaR r. Sp Ss.saa a., New OK aoS
III Montague ST.. Brooklyn
DnOoKLsN BUILDING LOTS.
so, 2JEioo feet, $50.
EASY TERMS.
OFFICE ALWAYS OPEN.
CORNER iTH Az. AND 3sTH ST., BEooKLYS.
FINE MEDIUM sized lousc and lot for sale, fruit,
n &C. Jl,asantly located 20 minutes nom Jersey
$40 minutes from g. "cDiF!A sEahS s bfO a ''
BARGAIN at Mott Tavc1.-H lusc Of rooms.
~ gaa III thrcagh; ouly $500; half oah. Apply
quickly u {. DEMABEsT, sd av opposite 18th e.,
Mott Haven.
CHEAP home for t;oo cash iois nest house
N well suaded: good harden az fOrdiam: handy 20
e,iy price sIAO1. DiICHErflNew Chambers st,
IuEAP IIOJSH at Nclros1-G rooms, full city
Y lot only 5000, 500 cash. Apply - " {. DEM
Arrest. "a ay. opposite i3Itu st. Mott Haven.
l,OR -AIE-A house and lot house 2st0ry
i rooms, attic, and cellar i5S North ih bi between
! iih and on ,ts.. Wultusburcu.
Tor SAi.E-sO acre. l,ai. COCA buildings. hbort
4 seven miles from SrouitJutg, for S!.JI; terms
ray. Address II. + NALiER, StrOullhut-, ia.
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publications

90 no NIrEAWINN HDOh STORE. ql7
H.ua lN ay, near "a O.. I sc Nou VIII tud n tN"
new hyON- of The day aud all the standard work.. aI
arJ che. &c Lag, an It.ucu. and ScJt'h staLOn'fy.
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fost ulA yoprIn.

NSr-In ~onth f'rrv stage. Monday usht. 1T In~i
b'.Nccn : GIi O'cN CO, pOrrt tpOut 90 4tiiIi
sun otnoueyM nri l. u. q uci 90, aei Other ir,'-
Ca. The GnGr y e. sui My eW. riet 40. leav.
L,t Nih g.. AfILltuS, ..c- sJ-C--r Loo Lac
Co.. ldi Erp1uwly
u~r ON Sunday r,-hf. ar. ut 20 u'cl,co. q SILVER
ih uAns OF thAr.ts i 4m 90 4. ihc dp Z
Wlre I'VE hbcrl tuwasi ., ir.d'ug "a 20 he h1.,
CIefI ., Blrclay +
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NATIOYAL LINE OF sTEA nIr-

y ~ EN- rruot All otii.S'ic'nN.
ITALY, Gr.c', Saturday. Augu r. 40 I! ".
FNGLA u, webster, saturday. A1rn.t ~ g . 7, ":
Cabin So aAd ~
Stcvragc. ~
LOddOnderty, hnl Gask Nv, -, currency. .,-,..,.
STEAM To AID / ROM RAW u AND LuNptlN
every Tor NJ ing ~ Piyiront, 10 land pp3euscH
NlltINlN, saturday, August o. ~ \. "
DE- NAi,E. NguHt Nv Arguft -. NJ = ". 80, =,
fENNetlNAAlA Ncdi csdaN, scpien' 4. ~ ,. ~
tI'0 p'N' l-''.'.''.'r 's''t't y .a
Pas, ',r, hJn.rd 20 flr.s At leauc't rate. 81.
For further iniurmat.nn a0ply rt the Go a9a9i
r U--R.T. Lar.:.r.
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A LARGE number OF good situations ready to-day,
n at the hahest wages come aud sec. once, Lei
Broadway. near al st. No delay.
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A Roy wanted to open listers and cook must ~,
N dcrvtan his business thoroughly fnay appy WIN
reference al 81 Pearl At, IRON to 10 o'clock
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JOHN = HENRY. Sole Proprietor
& lnllnrn nInne NV NnrN-
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The Great Aims of Masonry.

If the moral code of Masonry, and
all of It's mental and intellectual cul-
ture, were only designed to tit us like
the insect, or the worm, to pass few
fleeing moments Of time, obtaining sus'
tenance from the different flowers and
plants in our way, and then sink into
nothingness, or be transformed into an.
other like generation, how futile and
meaningless would be our hopes, de-
sires and affections And how insight
ficant would be the meaning, of many
of the symbolic lessons, taught in Ma
sonrvl
Such would be the now noble teach
ings of our mystical institution, if it
should be stripped of it's higher aims
and designs, in cultivatiug the mind, and
elevating the spirit of man. Masonry
is more than a myth. 1t is no idle sys-
TEN. 1t does not allow or sanction the
idea, that we can fold our arms, eat and
drink to-day, and tomorrow die.
Masonry orders its members to put on
the harness for business. To take good
care of all our time, to be lawfully EN-
Moved in worthy objects and pursuits. II
marks out and draws designs, great and
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good. II ever calls upon its mem
bership to free the mind and thought
from every foul consideration, and puri'
fly every avenue to the heart. And to
elevate all our desires above all corrupt
conceptions. To subdue every evil
passion, curb every over-reaching appe'
tite. Constantly strive, by its principles
to correct all OF our perverse inclinations
to do wrong. To bring all the attri-
butesIof the soul, and every action OF
life, into perfect harmony with every
law of our being. In harmony with
eternal goodness and virtue.
Masonry demands of us to be more
than mere finger-boards, standing still al
the corners of the highways of human
life. We are to let our light shine. To
be like city upon a hill. To place
the candle upon bushel. To put our
talent to proper use. 1t does nothing
lesslthan to put us upon the highway Of
time, bidding us to initiate God, as far
as the finite can initiate the infinite.
We are in duty bound to aim at his per-
fections Strive to prove the relation
ship Of our being his children, by acts
of kindness and brotherly love to hu-
mainly
Ever manifesting friendship TO the
worthy and upright. Be kind to the
unthankful and starving. By thus con-
forming to all Of the great objects and
aims Of Masonry, we shall never lose
sight of her permanent and unalterable
landmarks, nor violate the moral law,
knowingly or wilfully.-Mystic Star.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, November %
COTTON-Demand fair and market
firm; middling at l5lc.
FLOUR-Dull and prices declined;
family at 81 6O@.5 So.
GRAIN-Wheat dull and prices a
shade lower at 81 l4@l ID. Corn, de-
mand fair and market firm at SOC.
Oats, demand good at tull prices; sales
at 4l@42c Barley dull, butprices un-
changed.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OILS-Unchanged.
EGGS-Demand fair and prices ad-
vanced to 32@33c.
BUTTER-Steady with q moderate
demand.
CHEESE-Steady with moderate
demand.
SEEDS-Clovcr dull but unchanged
at 9l@9ac; timothy quiet and weak at
at 81 70; flax weak at 81 S0@l 50.
PROVISIONS-Pork dull and prices
have declined 20c. Lard excited and
prices higher; prime steam at l2c.
Bulk meats duh and prices nominal no
demand.
HOGS-Opened firm but closed dull,
opening at ST 5O@6 10, closing noml-
nal; receipts 1000 head.
GREEN MEATS-At Gle for shout
derS S3@9c for sides, and ll@ll!c for
hams, closing dull.
CATTLE-DuIl and prices have de-
clined for all grades; til" extremes are
50 75M6 SO.
WHISKY-Demand fair and prices
advanced closing at S3@Sic.
GOLD-1ll!
EXCHANGE-Dull at l-l6 discount.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. r

r. -EEgs-El on AND AFTER NO
~ ;.,---s.isi& vember Is, IsGg, Trains VIII
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MARYLAND Grand Chapter.

At convocation OF the Grand Chap
ter of ROYAL Arch Masons of Mary
land, at Masonic Temple, on Monday
night, the following grand officers were
elected: DR.. Charles II. Ohr, NJ. E.
High Priest; Edward T. Schultz,
r. f. Deputy Grand High Priest; Geo.
l.. McCahan, r. E. q. King; DR..
Philip S. Field, R. E, Scribe; Fred
erick Woodwork, r. f. Grand Treas
nrer; William A. Wentz, r. +. Grand
Secretary Rev. E. R. Eschhach, r. L.
Grand Chaplain; Hermon l.. Emmons,
Jr., E. Grand Captain of the Host, and
Daniel A. Piper, Grand Janitor.-BaE
t;,oors Gazette.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. November

CHICAGO November ID.
FLOUR-Dull and prices a shade
lower.
GRAIN-Wheat dull and shade
lower; No. 2 spring Chicago fairly &C,
tive at 81 O33@l OIL; this afternoon
irregular at 81 04@l O+i, Corn quiet,
weak and !@lc lower closing at 64c
for No. = mixed; this afternoon nomi-
nal at Csc. Oats, demand light but
holders firm; closing at 4lc for No. =.
Rye dull and prices declined lie, at 73c
for No. 3 Barley dull and prices de,
clined 5@6c spring No. 9 at Tic.
HOGS-Live dull and weak at So 81
@6 So.
CATTLE-Dull at 50 75@6 Is.
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The Latest and Choicest.

SEA MOSS PARTNERSHIP to be very fine
for Deserts and an elegant and
dainty dish for the sick.
COX'S SPARKLING GELATINE-An old
favorite with the ladies for Jellies-
bright, clear and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE-Just the ar
tlcle to use with Cox's Gelatine-of
rich and luscious favor.
BAKERS COCOA-Warranted Pure, de-
licious and nutritious beverage.
HECKER'S FARINA-Prepared especially
for invalids and children.
ANGUSTURA BITTERS-The genuine ar
ticle for ladies and children in feeble
health.
WINE OF PEPSIN-The most perfect rem
edy for indigestion and dyspepsia.
CORN STARSH-For Pudding and Gus
tards.
TAPIOCA-A splendid desert. either alone
or with Berries.
Al LATGHLlN, SMITH & co.'s,
Wholesale Druggists,
Iun27 Main street.
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Shall Nature be Sustained.

To give facilitating medicines to the weak
is about as sensible rs II would be to try to
help man to his feet by kicking him when
hewas down.
That sort of practice going out of fashion,
II has filled so many graveyards that people
no longer believe in 1t.
If those who are not strong by nature ex-
meet 10 avoid the attacks of disease, they
must endeavor 10 acquire the vigor neces.
sary TO resist 1t.
How is this to be done' Common sense
suggests by the use of invigorating medi-
cine.
The great object is STRENGTHEN THE sfs-
TEN WITHOUT EXCITING 1T.
This object is accomplished by the ju-
dicious use of the most potent and genial OF
all vegetable tonics and Alternatives, Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters.
Many valuable properties are combined
in this preparation. II improves the appe-
lite and renders digestion easy and perfect