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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-09-25
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

The Mission, as previously announced, will
be opened in ST. Johns Church, on Monday,
September 9th, at 1902. IN. The exercises
Of the Mission, which is TO continue during one
week, will be conducted by Father Wayrieh,
one Of the most eloquent divines in the coun.
try. and will consist in n series Of discourses
on the Truths Of Salvation.
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40. las1 EorITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County (,
Elias Brothers, vs., Daniel Frazier and VIE
ORDERED this 10th day OF Septemeei,
~ A. d, 1876, that the account Of .ns
auditor fled in this cause be finally rstnea
and confirmed unless cause TO the eonslal,r
thereof be shown on or before the ilth gay o.
October next; provided copy Of this oI ~.
be inserted for two successive weeks oeiOse
the last named day in some newspaper pun
lished in Carroll county.
FRANK T. SHAW. Clefk.
True eopy,-Tesi;
sep 25-2t FRANK y. SHAW, CleTf'
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FINANCIAL CoSUSDRUM.-If paper
money is appreciated as at present from
fifteen to twenty per cent. in a state of
bank suspension, would the depreciation
be likely to be greater on account Of re-
sumption?
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the snhsch.
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Carroll county Letters Of Admiaii.
traiion ON the personal estate Of
SYLvANUS LIPPY,
late OF Carroll county, deceased Allpes;Oas
having claims against the deceased, are hereby
warned 70 exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated to the subscriber
on or before the 10Th day Of April next
they may otherwise by law be excluded iron
all dement, OF said estate. Those indebiedaN
requested TO make immediate payment
u'sen under my hand this 10th day Of sep
tember, 1875.
JOHN KR0H
sep 25-it Administered
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John NJ. McCliniock who was nomiua-
ted for sheriff in Baltimore BY the opposi-
tion to the Democrats, has been set aside
BY the cliques and superior councils of
that party, and George o. Porter put in
his pIace.
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"The Reform movement, in both State
and municipal politics, is working admira-
bly," says the Baltimore Amefiedn The
Amsrican may have different opinion Of
it, after the election.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-09-25

WAsHISGTos CoUSTY DEMocRArrc
TIcKEr.-The Convention on THURSDAY
nominated the following Ticket For
State Senator, Henry Kyd Douglas; for
States Attorney, Alexander Neill; FOR
House Of Delegates, Robert Bridges. Of
Hancock; A. b. Martin, Of Beaver Creek;
Lewis 9. Smith, Of Hagerssown, and Jere
). Bescre, Of Cayetown; for County Com
missioners, Geo. W. Grove, VIM. Miller.
John Welty, Geo. w. Brown aud Andrew
Kershneis for Judges Of the Orphans
Court, DR.. ). I. Smith, Samuel d. Pres.
ton and Jacob Frey for Sheriff, Jonathan
Spielman; for County Surveyor, s. 5.
Donovin.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

"A N election will be held at the once Z,
a the Westminster Savings Institution, y
Saturday, I'd Of October, between ne n0 NJ.
OF and 3 o'clock, p. M, to elect seven Z,
rectors to manage said Institution the ensA''s
year. BENZ. w. BENNETT
sen ls.te Treasurer
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-09-25
Hon. STEVENSON ARcHER,
Gov. JAMES B. GRooME,
and others.

B9- LIT there Be an ouTPOURISG Of all
acho are OPPOSED 10 RADICALIsN IN
WHATEVER GuIsE OR FORM Il presents t.
SELF. Al rho are opposed 10 RELIGIOUS
PERSECUTION and DISGUISED ASSAULTS
upon adopted citizens.
sent 25.td
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-09-25

The tax 10 Baltimore city is $3.50; in
Philadelphia 500; in Cincinnati s2.33
NJ New York $3.50. Baltimore pays a
lower rate Of taxation than any of those
cities.
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RELIC oF rHE PAsr.--Mr. d. W. Buck.
inghau, Of this city, has in his possession a
relic Of the past. Il is a tax bill, aud reads
thus:
Mr.. Jacob Yingland District No DR..
1895. To County including Road Tax El. 10 Id
I795. Nov 10Th Received payt. in full
81. 10 I'd Jno. Richie, d. Col
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-09-25

There we're ten thousand Odd Fellows
in procession "Wednesday ia Indianapolis
AZ this session Of the Grand Lodge 4 res.
cluticu providing for 40 additional eppro.
priation Ia hid n the completion Of the
Washington National Monument was rc.
serTed % che commlttee on Finance.
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There was frost on Tuesday aud Wednes.
day mornings, but scarcely sufficient 10 dam.
age to any extent the buckwheat. Corn,
except that which was planted out Of time, is
mature, and safe from harni BY frost. Il is,
perhaps, the largest crop ever raisediu Carroll
county. A severe frost occurred on yesterday
morning, which nipped every green thing.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-09-25

Professor West closed here on Saturday
night series Of Art Exhibitions representing
a1cient statnary, views, castles, ehthedrals,
palaces, and other buildings Of note IN Eng.
land, France, Germany, Italy and other coul.
tries.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-09-25

GRATIFYING. The premiums offered by the
Carroll County Agricultural Society, this year,
in the several classes, except racing, have
been largely increased over these OF former
wears
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-09-25

this 2sd day of September T.
" ID. 1879, that the account Of the AGO,
tor filed in this cause be finally ratified ana
confirmed, unless cause TO the contrary ihsis'
OF be shown on or before the 18th day Of ue'
tober next provided copy of this order .
inserted for two successive weeks, before ne
last named day, IN some newspaper pnblished
IN Carroll county.
FRANK T. SHAW, CLERK.
True copy. Test.
sep. 2s.2i FRAxK 7. sm.w, Clerk.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-09-25

As the nights begin to lengthen the gas
bills begin to strengthen.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-09-25

COUNTY TICKET
ron THE SENATE.
COL JAMES FENNKR LIE.
ron rHk KopsE or DELEGATES,
Or. JACOB RrNKHART.
FRANK BROWN.
DR.. 8. r. WATERS,
HARRISON II. LAMOTTE.
ron sUDoEs o. THE onrHAss COURT
ADAM SHOWER,
L. z. sLIEGLuFF.
HENRY GAIT.
ron STATES ArToRxEg,
DIN. HENEING.
ron sHERIFF,
JAMES W WHITE.
ron COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
MoRDECAI c. McKISsTRY.
JOHN W, MURRAY,
JOHN o. DEvRIEs.
ron COUNTY TREASURER,
LOUIS c. TRuMBo.
foR COUNTY SURVEYOR,
J. HENRY HOPPE
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-09-25

FRE-0n Thursday last small frame
house near Court street, owned by Mr.. Lewis
Winters, and occupied by Perry Clark, col
ored, was set on FIRE by some children who
were playing in the second story. Timely
discovery and ready assistance from mum.
Der Of citizens prevented the destruction Of
the building. The damage was but slight.
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FOR RENT.

A Number One Stand, doing hue e9 Ga,,
IA try trade. located at Denning y = ~ =,
roll county. For further particulars spp1 =
Mr.. II. W. Bennett, OF Westminstsr.
jun l2-tf SAMUEL A. TUBMAN
pEsT PRINTING done at Tss A.
- VocATE Office.
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GENTLEMEN'O FURNISHING GOODS.

consisting Of Undershirts, Drawers. (,yoys.
,Suspenders, Hosiery, Linen and paner 'S 81
lars, Cuffs splendid assortment Of NacL,;ss -
AZ styles Also Gold plated Studs. Gala ~, u
sleeve Buttons, Of the latest designs s,,sa;ai
attention is also called 10 6ne III, IL ~fee'as
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-09-25

FoR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
CHARLES j. NJ. GWINN.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-09-25
DRESS SHTRTG

o. !, me latest Gu. and finest quality both wh;,e
C col9red also tine shir.s made Ia ard H.,
oa.l and examine stock before purchss S,sss'
~ A job lot Of Hats viii be sold w;tse,,,
~e.N = we sheSa ont sept 25tf
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Cloths, DOeskins, Cashmere, Beavers.

Worsieds, coatings, vestines. and n very
line assortment OF Plain and Fancy Cass;,
meres, of the very latest STYLES and des;gns
his stock has been selected from the large,
houses in New York Philadelphia and Hail.
more, and he feels confident thar ia ea,,
please the most fastidious both IN Goods aud
Workmanship. He sells the Goods ard
Trimming as cheap as they can be pot anv.
where else for the same quality and Nj "dy
them up 70 order in the latest styles and mncb
cheaper than any first class house IN Haiti
more. A ht always guaranteed or no sale
hoods bought elsewhere made 10 order -.
goods sold to be made elsewhere If desired
Gire him call, be will give Won 6rst-clsss
Goods aud frst-class Work. - '"ss
Special attention Il catlad TT
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LEVIN W0OLFoRD.
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CAScER REMOVED, On Monday last DR.. j.
p. Smith, assisted by Dr. A. z. Bucheu, re.
moved from the inside Of the lower Jaw bone
ola lad named George Cr1mrine, aged about
Ia years, Of Manchester District, Carroll
county, Nd, scirrhus or cancer. The op-
Grafton consisted first Of the removal Of sever.
al teeth on either side, then cutting around
the cancer aud saving through part Of the
bone on both sides and removing the cancer.
Gus mass and part OF the lower jaw bone with
sealpel and bone forceps. Chloroform was
administered during the operation, which was
performed with DIR. Smiths rare surgical
skill, aud was eminently successful Haaorer
Spectator.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-09-25

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County
Joseph Davis and VIM. N. Martin, Trustee,
vs.. Abraham Hiteshew.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-09-25

WESTERN MARYLAND nailR8AD- -EMNnrrs.
BuRG BRANrR. Several Improvement are ia
progress on the Western Maryland Railway.
The work. ri laying the track on the Emmitts-
burg Branch hlis commenced, aud force Of
about forty hands is employed in regarding,
trimming aud laying the rails The work will
be pushed vigorously, end it Is hoped trains
will be running in six weeks from the present
time. At Union Bridge Sta.son there has
long been felt the need Of depot aceommoda-
tons, there being ut present only small
building used for freight PURPOSES. The want
is about being supplied by the company, by
the erection Of Substantial yet Ornamental
structure 81 By % feet, which will contain
ladies' and gentlemsn's waiting rooms and an
express Office.
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Democratic State Ticket,
non COMPTROLLER,

JOHN LEE CARROLL.
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J. T. ANDERS,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Main Street, next door to First National
Bank, near the Depot, Westminster.

MOULD take pleasure in calling your
W attention to his careful and well selec
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VIE undersigned, Officers Of pa.
a Tor Carroll county, in nl;.sss'.''asaa
the requirements Of the Ae. 81 XIV s'sn g. siA
40, which makes i the duty n ~ ~ Chapter
Registration 10 vt al some plaeo O ''s q
TO the voters Of their respective ~ sae.aseuisai
two successive days, commep,ins' - g,
Monday in October, ia each yea, ~ lae klsl
pose Of correcting and revising lh VI 4 lhs pui
Registration hereby gives notiee M M, n9oki q
sit with open doors, IN their sss ssas ,taey viii
triets, on 'peeAfe Dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-07
MONDAY, Dee. 6-P. NJ.

There were many impecuni0us brokers who went
to their homes Saturday night under n conviction
that this week would witness the Inauguration of a
new move among the speculative Titans of Wall
ST. which was TO result in renewed activity on the
Stock Exchange; but the result OF to-day's business
was certainly against il, for everything was stale
flat and unproftable' as well as unpleasant. The
general market opened pretty much it closed on
Saturday aud at once became weak under drop in
Pacific Mail and Lake Shore 10 the lowest prices of
the dty. But during the forenoon the market was
generally steady and became strong, noticcably on
the above stocks and Michigan Central, at the
o'clock Board. But thereafter business at the Board
was 80 duh as barely to give tone TO quotations,
though prices were well maintained and the market
closed strong on Lake Shore, Northwest, Pacific
Mail and Western Union Telegraph and with a small
advance on nearly the entire list The business of
the day was small, am0untinktO only about 10000
shares, of which Lake Shore, Pacific Mail and
Western Union were most prominent. The advances
in price from Saturdays final quotations were in
Erie ST. Joseph, Rock Island aud st. Paul Preferred
each y per cent " j. Central, Il Northwestern,
ohio and Mississippi, ST. Paul Common aud Western
Union Telegraph, each 81 Quicksilver 10; Dcla-
ware. Lackawauna and Western, 5s Central and
Hudson, 3. Pacific Mail, =; Lake Shore, North
Western Preferred and Missouri Pacific, each l.
and Panama per cent Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph alone declined II per cent while C., {.
and l. G.. Wabash. and Michigan Central closed the
same as on Saturday last. The opening, highest
lowest aud closing prices Of active stocks sold to-
day, m well as the Offering and asking prices at the
close of the Exchange will be found IL the subioined
tall..
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We annex closing quotati

The money market has presented no new OF
special feature and call loans were back TO the old
standard Of and per cent Prime mercan-
tile paper is dull at per cent and upward Tor
good names. The customs receipts at Washington
to-day were $3.50 600 and the Internal Revenue re-
ceipis $500, 900. The United States Treasurer re-
ceived II 900 600 National bank notes for redemp-
ton. The following was the Clearinghouse state
ment: Currency exchanges, $50 O9s, SOB; currency
balances SO AS, 1871 gold exchanges, IS, G5S,7s1
and gold balances, 81 ,457,6S0.
Government bonds dull on the most modcr-
ate business The general market was lower The
closing street quotations were:
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The quotations for mining stocks at San Fran
,isco to-day were as follows I:

The London advces reported British consols lower,
and United States bonds dull and steady, while
Erie was firm at l4os. Money continues easy there,
three months bills being discounted at 2's per cent,
or % below the minimum rate at the Bank oil
England, this institution reporting gain on balance
of 81 900 bullion to-day. In Paris, rentes were up
TO 6GG9l2. The gold market was dull all day,
with the sales chiefly ct 1l43s, though at noon
the price was 114l2 The opening price
was 11il4, from which it momentarly dropped
to 114ls, Immediately recovering. On gold loans
the carrying rates were liz, /, and per cent
per annum. The foreign exchange market opened
strong aud higher at 81 81 and 81 S7i2, but before
noon rates had been advanced again to ~ Sfi2 ana
81 IS, the basis Of business being 81 S40$l S4i2
and 81 s7l2a$4 So. There was reasonably falr
business reported. The Assistant Treasurer pad OUT
$50 900 in coin interest the public debt, and
S49S 900 in called fiye-twenties. The days opera
tons at the Gold Exchange Bank were: Cold
cleared, S4690l 900 gold balances, ~ ,323,7OO;
currency balances, 81 $40. The principal gold
quotations were:
l14aa 2.30....11tb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-07
DoNEsTTC MARKETS

sArMoEE Dec Cotton seaay Low ,s xidins l2Sa
l l2ts ti Ss g s' do EstTs 81 sSS -
a. a,s =, s6d IS e es, SI = e.
Western none onerng southern active and niTn P.nais
Amber : 45afi 90, do Wlie 81 l6dsl 40; corn agl.
except tor southern elbow which Is active .nthrf"
Oh, zoe. New, 579G3e Western Mics, Oh iss
White 426ije. do. Mixed, s9a %. Rye que, al 80
Soc. Hay steady and irni ASIy 9rd sni f.us y.
scarce aud hlru. Pork-Ncw, az 90 B4ik Ma,s-L1ess
scye az 2c B.conehouldcgs, od, lie. Now l0tc
Clear b sides 2l i+a Ia 81 Nov" .in 20 Hans saei
steady aud ra WeStTa h~'I 500 do rot
quiet aud ~ea1 .lY earso-s Io-"-I@ Jo0D'hs' 4'@--
Bosi5S Dec sIFoar quiet; sales Of Western uperfrs
- jOHSi % common Extras. - 25atj 40 " i''ot,.n
ter Wheat OHIO lniana MICHIGAN ~ 5O4 - -, i.sos
80 - % and u; Louis 49, oglAsin 4.lc, I'm
sofa, - jOdS9 %. Corn quiet II ioa>J or Ola tx" s
d demand aOr 20 Soc Cor Mixed aSd wa no =
ec'ed and % o5gc Tor @nite go. The ~',e g$
Middlmgs, $2ia 50 Receipts flour go e.Ni n OSst
cmcIsc, Dec G-Four dun Wheat acti.e ~. lower "a
salcs ~ % sG99c closed al - ~e bid seller el -
Sat am No. Mixed SHADE higher AZ I}S54Gle, so,i
40 &c pa s,,r I,S.'iaoed - a. S' n,sI
Farley quiet out steady al s5ep seller Decenbor slt
deman Dui AZ rates S9 spot SO 20 seller ,hs
sis S9GSI9 %; 1s'f AsrGA 40 90 =" sesr
January sl2 a., seller March. snl2 Msats hog.dr &c
Wbissy, 81 IL Rcccpts-l2u0l bills Flour 81 Ou0 QUAD
Wheat 81 1000 bush Corn. ZGOG0 bs. Oats. itC coo 0h
Barley, 5000 bush. Rye, shgmsais-ll 900 b4t fle
81 bush. Wheat, 1900 bush Corn 10000 bush otS
5000 bush. barley 900 bush. Rye AZ the afternoon sa
al the Board, higher 9S dS.c, January. CIT
al OaIs uffuer at % su3Oc sch ~
o3Oi.c January PORK lower at tls 81 40Sl, 90, cah
SO - February Lard timer at az Is. December sl SsS
dSl2 81, February.
CIAcNNAII bee 6.-FlouT quiet bu, steady Wheat Dc
fair and market firm Red 81 1881 80. Cnrs nss ~
New, ss94yci Old 5sd6Oc oats steady and hn "a "dft
Barley dun aad nominal. Rye noHinalS unchanged iyh
quiet aud unchanged Iardncmand far aud mart nrm ~,
stlg4 a. ltrs.r
March Kettle l8dl3itc Bnk Mtas dgll AMI lov tr si's
of shoulders 1t Sc Cumberland Mdd,s oae ooNe.ii as,H
sales OF Shoulders Clear Rib sides lV seller fte
ruary Banoa-OIy limited ioebnE ,ie,nsna Crsn nsats
NOthiug dong. loss dull. Common Light ~ au1ro -
Fair % Good Pacing. S7ds7 20; Choice Heavy a 49, re
coips. 525t shipments, $3.50. whisky Demand ias aba
market ttm At ~ 10. Batter steady and unchanged.
CLKvEIASp, Dec. 6.-retrOleuia quiet Standard Whe
eSc; state Test, lOSsc for car lois
NEW ORLR.Ns, Dee 6.-Sugar arm and In go1a demanei
Common TO coed Compon bs.a6'sc.j Fair "a Fully ~
6a7 c PIiine 7a07 &c. Choice 1sei yellow CaIt.c11
ssd5Te Aolssses hrn Centrifugal, 25a3Se.; Coniuon ~.
yoe Good Common S9a3ss lair. t0sa2ei fnms aasSs"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-07

FOREIGN FNUIfS-The general market was unchanged,
descriptions bdag rm frunys except 'd,
which large supply aud loMsE lyes hasigs - oOG
- 80 MuAcatcia. Sass 30; Valencia lOac cur
rants &c. Turkish Pruucr ISRhOn Cltron, ~ 9d23c.
Iangucdoc Almonds, l7'lc.
FLOUR AID ALAL-FouT vac duh and the market stu
buyers favor. shippers picked odd and broken
further slight while holders Of
round we'll OF low grade Era
willing TO submit lover figures order 10 realize city
Mir -four quiet and without decided change Ia price
holders UIuona again shaded their pI.ecs trbe
salos, !. 800 bbls, iLCiualns 1890 lls shiy
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THE MARKETS.
tcareiuny reported for TAG rnnUsS.I
RECEIPTS or DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

o..
AsHEs-Thsrc nothing Ia tis market business is
aue ana nominal lOT POs and &C. fOr Pearls
'COFFET-Thc market dull and depressed the Rio
telegram II Dec being rather less favorable transact,
OF moment reported o quoted at ls'Id@l'sC Mara
caiUo i HLsa 81 t.c.; ana Java 2or .ec., gold
COTlGN-Ic market stronger iul cotton on the spot
owing holders offering their stocks less freely and L. tue
higher On
OF an, ss of 25iJ bales reported 1880 SATURDAY
Ing ana the total Included 13i tor consumption, /, 1873 Tor
rx0r aud 90 speculation JUp tars sold q arrive Re
oepts al the ports, 3O3Ol bales The following revised
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-07
APPLIED SCIENCE.

CEMENT FOR ovENs.-A cement for covering the
FONTS of ovens that has been found excellent IN
practice and does not crack but becomes very hard
may be made by mixing equal quantities OF hneiy
sifted wood-sshes and crushed and sifted clay, ana
adding some salt and sufficient water to form II INTO
dough, with which the cracks are coated wheh IhS
oven Is cold II this cement Is employed lhsteW VI
clay in Getting new ovens they VIII De ahOs' NUT
structisie.
Icx-CFlIARs on BRAINARD's PLAN.-The chief
object in the plan foT icecclars, patented by BRAIN
ard is to prevent the deposition of the moisture III
The Air upon the walls which Injuries them, and
which, also, by running down upon 1t. occasions
waste of the ice. The Improvement is accomplished
by placing a corrugated tia covering above the supply
OF ice upon which AL the moisture OF the ar oePo
sits and is then carried of by suitable WOODEN
dry dry ''' VI - WV 80
NEW APPLICATION or INFUsORIAL EARJH.-Boett-
ger publishes the observation that when an cohohe
solution of any Of the coal-ar coofs rs mixed WIN
sufficient quantity of nfusoria earth, water added
and the mixture Uttered the liquid will run of clear
while the earth retains all the pigment. hitherto
the compounds of alumiua have been used Tor the
production of the sO-caied lakes. ana IL Is qnile
probable that the aboVe-noted behavior of tins
material, which is very cheap may hhu hhpoItah'
applications III tie arts.
IIppMANN's EXPERIMENTS on CAPILLARY At
TRACTION AND his ELECTRO-CAPIILARy NOIoE.-
The facts in relation capillary attraction, described
by Mr. Lippmaun, aud of which he has ayailed nm
self the continuance of what he calls the electro
capillary motor, exciting SO much attention IN
Europe are not original with him, but are due TO
Mr. Draper who discovered them more than 80
years ago and made them the subject OF memoir M
serted in The Journal OF The traHia Institute of Phila
deiphia January, 1886, aud again IN The London ana
Ed.nbaTeh Philosophical AiagdiHc March, loi5' III a
paper entitled =" Is Capillary Attraction an Electr-
cal Phenomenon I'm these memoirs Mr. LU'p,
mann's facts are set forth and the explanation on
thea Il given. Dr. Draper formerly wrote good deal
on capillary attraction, regarding IT simply a. an
electric puenomeuOB. His views on the subject arr
gwen in detail III the scientific journals above
namei and also in The american Journal Of Medical
SatHctS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-07

G0OdOr'i....-......'''"lI''

suctGold 81 iutty..l9l- MiGing..-.-..-.:...,.i22
10, fuiu. delivery tie market with the early
rs, hgfr and the later irslts iasc higher 70 :
hauraV after December, zoo ~ lsc January, 900,
L. 5c Apfil %oh l3iic. total Loo bales f1rai cac
crmu,T 100 Is sc- a. april 100 - ze total 200 bales
200, l3sc. total 200 bales. Third
call-No Transactions Gales to-day mp to- m December,
iauuars - Loo, IL
1000. I37c; February, 600 l3Is-ci l,309 Is So 100
13 Isc March o. - Hat; 100, - Sc 600 - l3sc.,
April 600, - -c S01' - "tec M3 500 10 S's1ci zoo
he Total. 5000 bales. grand total. $500 bales.
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