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GT0CK FEEDERS, LOOK To
~ YOUR INTEREST

! am now manufacturing Feed Gutter for
fodder, hay or straw, that Is superior to any
other cutter ever invented. II cuts faster and
brushes the fodder, putting the stalk into such
q condition that cattle viii eat all MP. The
todderaiter being cutpasses through a ornaher.
thus making the hard corn stalk as soft as the
blade; while all other cutters leave the stalk
~ short hard pieces, and the chewing Of such
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10 all others 70 satisfy yourselves, feeders
OF stock and farmers generally, are respectful.
" invited TO call and see this cutter& Crusher,
70 be found At the foundry, near depot West.
ern Maryland Railroad.
H. WAGNER,
janatf Successor to Wagner d Matthews.
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DIR. w. K. FRINGER

III AS removed his Office to the house Cd.
= a posite the residence Of DR.. J. W. Herring,
Main Street, Westminster. an 5.tf
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DRESS SHTRTS

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Call and examine stock before purchasing.
Rsas-A job lot OF Hats will be sold without
regard to cost Call and get bargains as we
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Worsteds, Coatings, Vesiings, and a very
fine assortment Of Plain and Fancy Cassi.
meres, Of the very latest styles and designs.
His stock has been selected from the largest
houses in New York Philadelphia and Balti.
MORE and no feels confident that he can
please the most iastidioas both in Goods and
Workmanship. He sells the Goods and
Trimming as cheap as they can be got any
where else for the same quality and will make
them up to order in the latest styles and much
cheaper than any first class house in Balti-
more. A fit always guaranteed or no sale.
Goods bought elsewhere made to order or
goods sold to be made elsewhere If desired.
Give him call, he will give you first. class
Goods aud frst-class Work.
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Winter Goods ever offered hepeoplc Of this
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTIsERs.


AsusEMENTs-srcoSD rAaE-Fourth, nth and sixth
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sIhLIdih,RRpDss7,AA i a PAcs-slxth column -
Bo4sp And hoDs1Sd F1Sn
BRo6KLvS REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srcOsn
ssTssSss ssSEs P4s ssa column
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CLERKS AND sALEssRN-TwELrTH PAcE-First and
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EUROPEAN srLAMshiPs-TwELFrH PAdE-Fiith col
ExoHANG E-NSIu PAer-sSth column.
EXcTR 1, IoNs-rwgISrn S PAeE-sixth column.
S1aSlsHED Rooms hSb M HF@RFaiNrs ySispi TO LET
SECOND PAGF-Sccond ana th rd columns.
ESEEGH EsGsECrS eS%q ovrD
HELP WHNTED-F FEMALEs-TwEL PAeE-First col
hELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAer-second and
HORSES, CARRIAGES &C.-FlRsr PAeE-rhird, fourth
HoTELS@%F%EITfn NV GHii FAaE-Third and fourth columns
HOUSES ROOM &C, wANTSD-TwELrTI PAGE
INsTRUcfIoS@sgc PAen-Third column.
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MMAAGRRiiNSERYIM,NrH /, MY PAass,xth XII, eoamn
hIsoELLAXRous ADvERTIsEMENTs-TwELr1
sTM gS PAer7slxth sGqmn
SERsdSREH Sp91Fst" fscGFirst column '0'u"
PIANoFoRTEs ORGA :, &C.-sEooSD PAcR-Fourth
PROF. sToNAL srrUArIoNs wANrED-FEMALEs-
rRofNETy our A 81 ThE SR SH SALE OR TO
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7 Osr-A GOLD I,oCKET, ON SUNDAY MORNING
i 4 in Central Park Eighth 10 thirty first
street. liberal reward II returned to $50 West Thirty
Hrsfs sfra
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WEST TwENTY.sECoND STREET,
w between Tightn and Ninth avenues
Innnmrnlla anI

= valuable and improved Leaseh0lds
TWO Houses, Nos. 505s and 30I West twentv-se -ond
street four story brick fronts nigh present lease
expires 1855 ~ years. renewals ground rent eii3
annumi houses rented AZ S2,sN per annum. The m.
dersgned, executors of the last will aud testament o
Iohu ~ AcCunn, deceased will cell At public auction, at
the Exchange sAiesro0ms, No Ill Brosdway New YORK
city the Hh day Of May 1875 at ~ O'Clock noon, ~
RiCHARD " HARNEIT, Aucti9nesr the above s ae.
scriOed Leaseh0hs terms cash In ~ days, ~ per cent
down. The executors reserve the right 70 Withdraw
either or both houses For lal particulars apply ~
RICHARD n. HARNhrT No. Ill Broadway.
JANE ". McCU n.
THOMAS MCcUNN. AExesuiQTA
sAkES NJ CANS
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

JNoMEN's TEMPERANCE UNION or NEW YORK.
w Anniversary at As ociation all Fourth avenue
and Twenty Tmrd street Monday, May "a at 8 r VI
Hon. William E. DO ge will preside report OF the
wears work will be read ny the secretary Mrs W. X
Nc lees and addresses given by Rev. VIM. IL, Boole,
Mre. Helen Il. Brown and others.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

DONY PHARTON N--WASTED, A FIRST CLASS
il shifting leather top Phaeton, best city wheels
UNDER be in complete order sylish and
good Address wiIh tull particulars and low
est cash price. q. s. box ia Herald office.
SECOND-HAND CARRIAGES At LOW PRICES.
- Two top Pony Phaetons. Coupe good new.
Two top Park PhaetuRs Top Dog Cart
Ihree-sea Victoria. CouDe RockaWay
Cart fine order Top Road Wagons
Rumble Pony thaeton. Coupe cheap
A. 7. DEMARESr co,
Manufacturers of ZINE Carriages,
ma
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+ osr-BhTwEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH AVE.
IL nues black iet Breastpln set N gold on Friday
night The Under viii receive liberal reward by
turning it to 2l6 West ForyIourth street basement
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lost AND FOUND.

NOLD WATCH Losr-ENGRAVED INsIrE FIR. SEE.
VI mann Breme 500 will be PAD the person
returning the same and no questions viii be asked.
O. DIkUKMANN, 80 Prospect street Brooklyn.
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I osT-LEFr IN KENNY'S OYsTER HOUSE EVEN
j. ing OF May 10 Par OF pearl mounted Opera Glasses
liberal reward will be paid and questions asked II
the. finder W II return the same TO Kennys Oyster
House. 303 Eighth avenue.
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sPoRTING-DoGs, BIRDS, sc.

A FOR SALE-ALL KINDS OF FANCY Dogs,
IA. Birds, re; Medicines for al Diseases Prepared
Food sor moeking birds at s. g DoNhYs, No Greene
Canal
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A uCTIoN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD EVERY
a morning from A. M. and evenings from r n. on
the running at Baltimore at the NV YORK III kF
EXCHANGE, is West Twenty.eighfh trect
ENTRlES AND RESULTS from special correspondent
by telegraph.
messenger
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TIARRi JENNINGS. DEALER IN ALL KINDS on
Imported Dogs. Fowls, Ferrets Rabbits, &c-Magic
Flea Dap, 5c box Dogs boarded and cured at 59l
BrpOme
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A -A-A-LARGE AUCTION SALE OF GRO.
N. cgries &c. J. COOKE, Auctoneer, sells this lay,
at I0ls A NJ AZ No. 2gq7 Third avenue corner i2tsh
street choice stock ot fine Groceries dozen choice
mnartei Alcs Ras4 ana other brands Teas, Conees,
-r5esa esu srN sheis sl0dtg
ca ptnRY Anorrss 'oT xorigssss.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE "BEEBR RANGEn THE BEST AND CHEAP
est cooking for families; price reduced to
$55 No largest family size including water back
and setting Orders repairs sent by mail promptly
attended To- Made and warranted by JAMES KIRr-
LAND, Nos TO and 2 Reade street.
r10 ADVERTISERS 1T HAVING COME TO OUR
knowledge that certain bogus solicitors having
cured OF spccimen book hayo been soliciting
advertisements Tor the Unit Il states Hotel Guide with
out horty, and doubt ior base purposes. We
hereby noufy the public that all our agents are FUR
nished with written authority printed letter
heads ana signed by William Kearney, Secretary Par
ties who have given out advertising Supposing IL
Tor work had better co nmunica ate with us imme.
diately. The FRANK IN PUBLISHING COMPANY, 67
Liberty street. New York,
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Bulk meats are in good demand, sales 10 to Is
days in salt, shoulders 7l@7s, short rib mid
dies 10l@lOs, short clear middles 104.
Whisky active and shade lower Receipts
Flour 5000, wheat $780, corn 10000, oats
12, 900. rye 1000, barley $500. Shipments
Flour 5000, wheat 5000, corn 1900, oats
IA, 600, barley 6000.
LOUISVILLE. Dec. 17.-Flour quiet and I'M
changed. Wheat quiet and steady, 81 05@
rs. Corn quiet and firm, 44@56. Oats
demand fair, advanced; sales at 3S@42. Rye
quiet and unchanged. Provisions quiet and
firm. Pork S21 so. Bacon-none but OF
smoke. Bulk meats-shoulders 7I@74, clear
rib sides 104910a, clear sides 104@l1. Lard
fierce IA, keg 144@l5. Whisky steady,
moderate demand. Bagging quiet and un-
changed.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 17.-Flour dull and IN
changed. Wheat dull and lower, No. 2
red fall 81 40, No. do ST %. Corn
dull and lower; No. 2 mixed 42@423.
Oats-demand fair, prices higher; No. 2 359
35k Whisky steady and unchanged, 81 T.
Pork quiet, S19 5000 Lard nominally IN
changed, 1923. Bulk meats steady and un-
changed. Bacon dull and lower; shoulders
81, clear rib sides 124, clear sides 12a. Green
meats nominally unchanged; hams in pickle
11@114. Hogs active, firm and higher for
best grades; shippers Sc 40@6 70. pack
ing Sc 90@7 25: extra 81 so. Cattle dull,
liteless and scarcely anything doing; common
to choice native steers $3@5 S73, native COWS
and heifers S293 So common to choice stock
steers 50 1904 364. Texas S294.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. II, 1890 P. Motion
steady; Middling Uplands I'd; Orleans I'D.
Estimated sales to-day IL 900 bales, 5000 being
for speculation and export.
Sales for the week 80 900, of which 1000
were for speculation and 5000 for export.
The weeks sales included 4l,000 bales
American.
Stock 1852, 900 bales, inclusive of 10000
American.
Receipts for the week 50, 600 bales, includ-
ing 50, 900 American.
Stock afoat 426, 900 bales, whereof 327, 900
are American.
Actual export 1000.
Arrivals weaker; January and February
shipments, sail from Savannah or Charleston,
not below Low Middling, 15-16d.
LATER-3:20 P. Motion unchanged; the
sales to-day include 5000 bales American.
December delivery from New Orleans, not
below Low Middling, 7 1-l6d; April and
May do, from Savannah or Charleston, 6 Is Is
LIVERPOOL, Dec. II, $50 P. M.-Cotton-
sales Middiing Uplands, Low Middling
clause, shipped December and January. per
sail. ga.
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester steady.
LONDON, Dec. II, $3.50 p. M.-Consols for
money 93a, on account 93ss.
LONDON, Dec. II, $50 2. M.-Erie Railway,
Preferred 20a.
FRANKFORT, Dec. 17.-United States bonds,
new SIS 995,
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THE COURTS.
United States Circuit Court

United States VS.. G. Brel ct al-There was
a Judgment rendered yesterday in favor OF
plaintiff for the sum of 1896 49,
United States VS.. A. T. Bennett & Co.-The
Jury brought in verdict in favor OF the Uni
ted States in the sum of S257 81.
United States VS.. P. Robin ct al. THE verdict
found by the jury was against the defendant
for the sum of 1856 IS.
United States vs. w. c. James, Jr., ct al.
The jury found verdict against the defend
ant for the sum of $50 SO, with six per cent
interest thereon from the Both day ct Septem-
Der, 1873, until paid, including costs Of court.
United States VS.. John I. Yates ct ais
There was judgment entered in favor Of the
United States Tor the sum of S237 and six per
cent interest from the 31st day of March,
1875, until paid and costs.
United States VS.. N. Boneham ct al.-Judg-
ment against the defendant, in the sum of
$500.
United States VS.. c. Zarnowki.-The jury
brought in a verdict against the defendant In
the sum of $500.
Capital Bank of st. Louis Vs. Hiram K.
Fl ,rzlett. = The judgment was rendered
against the defendant for s3524 65.
Phelps, Dodge & Co. VS.. j. F. Casey, Col
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CENTENNIAL EXCURSION.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1.-THE Congressional
party, with the members OF the Cabinet, ar
rived tonight The journalists of the party
are being entertained by the Philadelphia
Press Club. The President and his family
are the guests of G. w. Childs. The whole
party-the Cabinet, the Supreme Court
Justices, the Senators and Representatives
and the newspaper spondents-number
about four hundred persons.
On their arrival there was large crowd
congregated at the depot. Chestnut, over
which the train of carriages passed. was hand
somely illuminated. The windows of private
dwellings were lighted, likewise the stores,
which were in many instances handsomely
decorated. The crowd at the Continental
Hotel was so great that the police were
obliged to put up ropes to make a passage
way for the guests.
A committee Of merchants escorted the
party to this city. meeting them at Whining
ton. Mr. Mitchell, chairman of the Recep-
ton Committee, presented to the President, at
Wilmington, letter from the Mayor of Phila.
delphia, extending to him and the distin-
guished delegation the inequalities of this
city President Grant replied in few re-
marks
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GENERAL NEWS.

NASHVILLE Dec. l6-The failure of Even,
Pendieton 4 Co, whole ale druggists, is an
nounced. Liabilities $4,000. Hard times
and the impossibility of making collections is
the assigned cause.
HALIFAX, Dec. 17-David Robbins, con-
yicted OF the murder of his wife, was exc
cuted yesterday.
INpIANAPaLIs, Dec 17-There was nothing
done in the crooked whisky cases in the
United States Court to-day.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 1.-THE citizens of
San Diego organized volunteer force to pre-
serve order on the frontier. Antonio Sorso
who has been prominent IN maintaining order
and Furnishing brigands was found dead, shot
through the head.
The Vigilantes are searching for the MUIR
derer. There is q great gathering OF Next
cans and 4 larse gathering in the Ts.2te
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RIVERS AND STEAMBOATS,.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 17.-River 10 feet
inches and falling. Weather fair; very cold
PrrrsBURG, Dec. H. = River feet 1C
inches and falling. Weather cloudy; very
cold.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 17.-River falling, with
feet inches in the canal Weather clear
very cold Down: Mary Houston from Gin.
natl to New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, Dec. 17.-River 10 7-10 feet
and falling. Weather clear; very cold.
PASSED up: Cherokee at 10 A. NJ Passed
down: John L. Rhoades at 2 P. M.
CAIRO, Dec. 17.-Arrived: Tidal Wave
from st. Louis at s P. NJ; Belle of st. Louis
from Vi;ksburg at A. M; Susie Silver from
Cincinnati at 10; City of Quincy and Thos.
Sherlock from New Orleans at P. M. De-
parted: Tidal Wave for Vicksburg at l A. M.
Susie Silver for New Orleans P. NJ. Sher-
lock for Cincinnati at 8. River 10 feet inches
and falling. Weather cloudy; mercury IA.
Boats that are bound up the Mississippi are
lying up here to await warmer weather.
ST.. Louis, Dec. 17-No arrivals. De-
river has fallen four inches. Weather turned
severely cold last night, and at A. M. the
mercury stood oeg. below zero, and has not
been much higher all day. 1t is moderating,
however, night, with a prospect of thaw
The river is nearly full of floating ice, and
underwriters have placed an embargo upon
shipments, by refusing to insure on cargoes
or bulls. Navigation is therefore temporarily
suspended.
VIcKsBURG, Dec. 17.-Down: Warner and
barges A. NJ, Chas. Morgan P. NJ. and r.
E. Lee P. M. Up: Illinois II NJ. River
fell inches.
MEMPHIS, Dec. 17-River about stationary.
Weather clear and cold. Arrived Ruth and
Augusta from White River, Nellie Peck from
Vicksburg. Departed: Andy johnson for
New Orleans, Mary Ann for Pittsburg, Church
for Cincinnati, Capitol City and Colossal (the
latter last night for st. Louis.