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COST FOR CASH!

MAKING arrangements for a GRAND
NJ PHOTOGRAPHIC enterprise early this
coming Spring, and which will engage my
time then completely, offer until then, my
splendid assortment Of FINE WATCHES
ELEGANT GOLD JEWELRT, &C, at COST
FOR CASH
Without enumerating again, I simply state
that my stock of JEWELRY is compete. In
assortment. bought only couple Of
months ago, selected by myself, from extensive
re sources of the most reliable and responsible
manufacturers in New York, and chosen with
great care as to PRTcrs AND QUALITY
An examination (which COS Is you nothing)
of my prices and the quality Of my goods, will
save great deal of money to the purchasers
while viii get my outlaid capital back for
other uses. This IS the plain state Of the pro-
posiiiORl
Every Article Fully Warranted as Sold :
REPAIRING sssDy "a NO. 4 Watch
Tna AGer.
OGRAPUHNG As Usual by
Myself
Ez3- have on hand a number Of excellent
LARGE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS, an
ished and framed as SPECIMENS Of my work.
will deduct 70 purchasers from 20 to 30 per
cent. tfrom the regular prices when order0dl
on these pictures
Il. ", SEUTTER,
Matchmaker s JeweleF. of q Years expe-
rienee in Mississippi.
Jan.lO, '77-w2m.
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4 STATE FAIB.-An act was passed
1.-THE recent session of the Legislature re-
Incorporating the ''Pianters, ManGfaatu-
rers and Mechanics Fair Association o
thy State OF Mississippi" The incorpora-
tors named are, Messrs. w. l.. Nugent, j
5 Hamilton, H. NJ Taylor, j. II 0deueal
" IL Gibbs, J. w Robinson, f. Virden
j. L. Power. Joshua Green, J. ID. Stewart
Marion Smith, Writ Johnston, Oliver Gilt
Ton, Wm. j. Brown, Jr., J.J. Rohrbacher
Ifitis proposed to revive the State Fair
and to hold one next fall, the work Of re
orgsaization and preparation cannot b.
eommeneel too soon.
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DEATH OF Mrs. SHAw.-The sad
news Of the death of Mrs. Virginia l.. Shaw,
in " Orleans on Thursday morning last,
reached this city on Saturday, and was &
great shock to her many friends here. Her
death must have been very sudden, for let
tiers were received from her in this city
only few days previous to Thursday. De-
ceased vas the widow OF the tate John w.
Shaw, Of this city, and daughter of the late
Wills T. Coleman. OF New Orleans. She
had resided here for many years, and made
many warm friends, Her only child, VIII
lily, Is attending school in Virginia.
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TON&OREAE.
ROBERT CARROLL

MOULD respectfully inform the public,
w that he IS still engaged in the BARBER
BUSIN ESS at his old stand, next door to the
EMPIRE SALOON, where those seeking a clean
Shave, a frst-class Haircut, or n real sham
poon, are invited TO call
The following are my demonstrating IS
cents Hair Cutting, 30 cents Shampooning,
30 cents.
ROBT. CARROLL.
Jan5 f76-dtf
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Sherifs Sale.

DY VIRTUE of the above stated writs to
ID me directed from the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Kinds county for the First District
thereof L will sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash, within the hours pre-
scribed by law, in front of the City Hail. in
the City of jackson, on the first Monday the
9th day of March, 1917, all the right, title and
interest the Defendant has in and TO the fol-
lowing descri bed property to-EEit: Lots and
200 feet deep, in Terry Depot, on the n. O.,
J. & G. n. r. Road, in Section ID, Township 8,
Il. /, West in Kinds county, Mississippi, which
has been heretofore levied upon the pro-
perry of C. J. BOozman, and will be sold to
satisfy the above stated eases, and all cost
S. Il THOMAS, Sheriff.
Fob 14-'77-3w
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JACKSON ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW HARDWARE STORE

AND
Il L NJ B E II " n H ID.
1 ia addSd e ny UMBER business
4 fine lite Of BUILDERS HAkDWARE sol
a NAILS, LOCKS. teINGES, &c. which | am
pr pared to sell very low
| have also grcatlv increased NV stock of
L MBER. SHINGLES AND LATHS. WIN
DOWS, DOORS. BLINDS ami MOGLplNG
am selling at mill prices, and will not be
undersold by anybody.
Office and Lumber Yard al he old stand in
WesI Jackson.
dee Ia 76 ON. FB HULL
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V1O JOSEPHINE BLAKE of City of St.
L Louis, State of Missouri and all others
interested in the estate of John Blake, de-
cea ed
You are hereby cited to be and personally
appear before said Court, ut the courtroom, in
the city of jackson, Mississippi, on the Fourth
Monday OF March, A. d. 1877, the same being
a return day of said Court, then aud there to
answer the petition of Thomas Blake, Admin
istrator, praying fGF a sale of the lands Of
said estate mentioned III said petition, to pay
the debts Of said estate, and show cause, if any
you can why the prayer of said petition should
not be granted.
Ordered this February IT, 1877.
W T. RATLIFF, Clerk
By A. G. MOORE, d. G..
A true copy from the minutes.
w. T. RATLIFF, Clerk.
G.. MOORE, d. c.
Fab d INV
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OLIVER CLIFTON,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
coffee in Neal BuildingG
JACKSON, MISS,

WILL practice in the Courts of Kinds coun-
w ty in the Federal Courts held at jackson,
and in the Supreme Court.
June IS 1S76.-ly
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!: Ss e. @ rss h s
n - SY rar rn y & sa un's sd p
Mi pss fair s ss%ss Dsysss sr dressed and
state state and Jersey; i3e. lac per h.; state and
iss Western as.ss. state ssa a''is' Is IS
e par so 81 e per pa s dressed
poultry Turkeys were quoted Ice isc for good
I s s1'd s''ss
good jersey s0I prime s,e aec Ss o' ana e
i,e: or lair to good do
ana isa kegs cut meats 7oi packages, bacon tieree
hoes tscf . sna % Sbs .nS Se whsa G
porant change and closed the call si4 Is bid
s s s v.sd s :,. were s. sr
han ss o :'say ,ssss
II, IN. ss. "a
'' assa'psss %: ss;'1 s.s s
we're ss ssss si sSss.
a'T Without &
50 fS' Mar S. BID 81
June June; y VA bid: 81 " asked Tss
for at y IS e e sa
spot .sss were p erees ci. 3, ec s9 do do a.
Heroes sold for the Continent on private TERMS South
America was quoted NJ ioc. Continent At 10 Slice Cuea
Ricr, was arm aud fairly active we quote: Carolina
choice 0,sc. g Louisiana iaIr, aalc 5sc
good TO prime. atc patns, Tic 7Sc currency
n.s .ss aS Re-
% good de- G sss sas. to
s,c ioc do moassss hnds and boxes 7ac &C. Porto
Rico refining common to prime. 7ac oc do,
ioize OF A. a,ss iosc crushed ike q ike: pow
low extra cs o'sc io4c; other grades. Including cs
,,s sIsAm,sx, -Resep.s-2s hels Marke. quiet at
acknowledging hhas. Iaa ti.rces TIA bills and
so boxes The market quiet; sales we're 10000 lbs.
MuIsKEr.. Receipts bbis Tho market was steady
FnKcnrs Petroleum grain vessels were In good do
mand. but tho GENERAL marSet otherwise WIS dull and
Liver 'As wAGs n ID
STANDARD 100 boxe. bacon i5s and from rhilsdcphis
chartors:-Aa Italian bark. Az tons hcnco TO Cork
for orders with 5000 quarters grain AZ 4. I'd;
quarters grain ut Is I'd Italian bark TAO tons hence
20 the United Kingdom direct. with 5000 quarters grain
orders with 5000 quarters grain A. I'd schooner As
: Ssass to osson with sos At Y s bark M. ao
&, 7os bark 81. from Musqaash TO Liverpool, with
49, hence asa' S' inside spsns p ss
With 200 bbs and sooos eases refined petroleum at A.
Hamburg 400 bills Do 4. s Tho vessel In our Jas.
from rniadepha with 1000 bbIs refined petroleum Or
* 81 70 u1 ni,sdP Kingdom ''aifs ss s Nor
orders with sooo S6. ssSs =, b. 3D. os
British bark POI tons hence and Paras with 10000
tons hence stockholm with 25o) bbs naphtha at S.
Cd; German nan bark rs tons, from Baltimore to Bremen
whip. 30 tons hence 70 Bremen, with 500 bits refined
Tie Continent with 400 bis. renasa pses"% at Is Sd
ass 4lad dutch ship i5Io tons, hence to Antwerp.
bark s tons from Psiiaaephia to Bremen Or Ii ambarS
Win 4,ooo bbs refined petroleum AZ IS 3D.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, April 7, 1877.
The Mncng Lane markets opened on Wednesday after
the Easter holidays without animation The uncertainty
still attending continental asirs prevented improvement
sysn o and sa found sa
buyers at Is per cwt doclins eSeepiing for few
tive Colony Costa Eies sold we csrsoe. Of
Burmah rice not for sale Mt the lowest Of last
sugar Slow and prices varied slightly Refined was
unchanged. Common to fair grades Of Congou teas by
lions black leaf More business was done In salt
pere. Spices quiet with full supplies In the hands Of
importers and the absence Of speculation ,- ,s-,
Petroleum s5,sf for nne pale American. 49,
Calcutta linse d. ass. u 49s. Cd. per quarter.
Lnseod cake Es 15s CO per ton.
NEw YORK PRODUCE ExcnAScx REronr
Pork-Eastern stoady At 72s; Western steady at 5os
Bccon-Cumber aud cut dull at ,s sd short rib duh
Hams-Long nrmer at lis shoulders dull 2ss sd
Beef-lndla mess dull at sss extra mess dull at es prime
low-prime city steady Hos Tupentne Spirits dull ut
2ss I'd Rosin-Common dull Cd fine dun at los Sd
the market Flour-Extra state steady at 2ss Wheat
No spring hrmer At lis ID No spring irmer At los
nrmer NJ lis Corn-Mixed soft steady at RS. 3D.
FINANCIAL.
On tho Stock Exchange business opened brisky on
Tuesday the signing OF the protocol aud the report
ss' 0a s sosa not eS and aa
not materially increased Til Friday aud rates were ain.
tsined but nppreciabe has followed the
the Bank OF the April government dividend. Foreign
securities have been dull since Tuesday russians
sensitive ana hsvs fallen one on the ayernge
one-hali. American governments have been In some
quest There has been rather sharp foSSana nmong
States telegraphs have risen. .
LospoS. April 5-5PM.
Silver closed to-day at 5a1sd. per ounce
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Wheat was In iair demand but transactions were
bushels az 81 81 for No Milwaukee, IN store; 81 81
ordinary od 70 Chicago IN store ~ BOB Tor ungaded
In store and ~ Tor old No Chicago Corn hrmcr
mixed wac trm at oSc. in store the close We note
sales OF 10000 bushels s4ic 551sc for No mixed
55c. 50c for old Western mixed In For
livery sales about 1000 bushels mixed
J5Sc. 55Ac for April delivery. oats In good de-
45lsc. 40. mixed 49t.c 46J,c for No mixed
57c Tor extra white 6Jc for fancy white 53c dc TOR
mixed state 5dc m for white state 42c for Western
mixed. delivered Rye Hour unet. Quoted at Sic
Sic iof Western s5c southern track and sc. poe
Tor state and Pennsylvania. Barley was quiet; $500
bushels sold nc 46sc for Inferior feeding State Barley
malt was quiet.
HxMr ASp Jurn Market still dull for utc butts and also
for hemp We quote American Dressed $3.50 for single,
s,25 S233 tor double and $3.50 sl35 for IMPRESSED
Russia, clean, sos S215, gold; Italian, S275 a $780,
gold; jute. &c 6c currency; jute butts Sac, ',c
currency cash on spot; Manila hemp 7Ac &c.; sisai do
MOLAssES. New ufcans met with fair demand, but
foreign neglected. We quote tuba, centrifugal aud
hnng 3tc zoe; grocery. Doc 4lc Porto Rico iDc.
53c English Islands, J5c. 45c New Orleans, guod to
prime i6c 5oc choice BE. Die fancy. Doe. ooc
NAVAL STORES=Spirts turpentlnc offered NJ JIlsc
.i1c bid kosn dull but unchanged 200 bills good
strained sold NJ 81 10 We quote spirits turpentne
s saS% So So o rss q rn g s al
vices nom Wilmington were rs follows :-Kosin noni
nay unchanged Tar stcedy At ~ co Turpcnsne steady
changed
olls generally quiet but Arm. We quote nsced,
yellow winter, JJc 6Dc.; white winter, 62c. 63c lard
prime winter Soc Soc crudc - 30; do bcachcd
winter III co. do natural do ~ 90 whale crude North
ern 75c do, southern 1Vc blcached winter ne natn-
raj do, Toe 76c. cxtrN do. &c., winter beachcd fish
5ic 52c. crude nsh. f3c. q t5e.
PETROLEUM was DUH but closed firm. with l6s5c bid and
10c, asked sales NJ Baltimore wcro about loOD bbls
At lblsc Tho closing prices follows :Crudc In
bulk, lo'<c; do. In obs 3Ac refined. IN bbs, lo'sc
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OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the opening, highest and

ADVANCE AND DECLINE
Tho following shows the advance and decline in the
closias prices OF tho principal active stocks as COM
pared with those Of yesterday
ADvAScE-Pacinc Mail. u; Now York Central, Y;
Lake Shore, a; Pttsburg, l; o., G., q. and l., "a ;
Rock Island, "; ST. Paul preferred, Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, X; Morris and Essex, u ;
Hannibal and ST. Joseph, "a; do, preferred q c., e.
and e., x; Delaware and HUDSON, u; Michigan
Central, l Panama, 4
DEcLIsE-western Union, III Erie, "a; Illinois
Central, u; Wabash, u; Burlington and Quincy, /.
CLOSING PRIcEs-3 r. NJ
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$50 TO 8 ?. NJ
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT 1-16c. LOWER; FUTURES
CLOSED FIRM-FLoUR FIRM-wHEAT FIRMER-
CORN FIRMER--OATs FIRMER--wHIsKEY
STEADY-PoRK AND LARD UNCHANGED--PE-
TRoLEuM FIRM--spIRIIs or TURPENTINE AND
RosIN QUIET-oILs FIRM-CoFFEE AND SUGAR
QuIET-FREIGHTs MODERATELY ACTIVE.
SATURDAY, April TO p. M.
Business fairly active In most commodities, and
especially for Saturday, while prices in many
higher on Change. Flour and whoa; in de-
mand and somewhat higher, but generally held above
the views OF holders Corn and were active and
higher. Whiskey steady. Pork and lard duh but un-
changed. Freights were moderately active. Cotton
the spot Lice. lower; futures closed firm.
sugar were quiet. Oils and petroleum were firm.
Naval stores quiet.
CoFrEE.-T There fair jobbing demand Rio, but
little done in nvoicos sales zoos bags RIO OK
ocy and 900 bags do, Vanguard private terms;
and At Baltimore 100 bags Rio, Elverton 17c for
strict good ordinary Mild coffee steady recent sales
800 bags Laguayra. 2oil bags Laguayra J.
Willard and 100 bags Costa RIGA within tho range. We
quote :Ordnary cargoos i6c. l6hc; fair do 1s16c
good do, 19c primo do, 1890 zoe. extreme for
lots 16c 2kc Santos, fair good 1sac. 19c, gold.
80 days; Java government bags. DC 23c. do,
mats as e & Zoe i
msca l7c. lsc s. Domingo. idc i6,4c Porto Rico,
Macassar lss 2c Angostura, lec 2o>sc; savanilla
CorroN-n tho absence important demand from spin
or Tor hs arfe. Tor 'PHs was a%st and
easier and Ltd lower Tor both spot cotton and arrivals
sales 900 bales Our market for futures opened quiet and
additional but steaded on the first CALI Soon after he
cali there was slight reaction and prices advanced
"cal" when II became hrmer and prices advanced
pared with last nights showing advance Of from
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liz q l12K; do do, do. coupon li2x a l12,; do
do. 1865, registered, 1o5h a 1854; do. DO, do,
coupon, 1857 l0sx; do. do, do, new, registered,
10sk losA do do. 10, coupon. iosk losI;
do. 40, 1867. registered. lllss NIX; do. do,
do, coupon, 1llH INK; do. do, ls6s. registered,
l13h Ia 40 DO, do, coupon. ll31s Ia; do
tenfortics, registered, 1907 Ill; do do, coupon
lilk nix; do dives, 1881, registered, llo7E Ill;
do. do do, coupon llos Ill; do. <>ls, 1891, regis
tered, 1907 l06H.
THE RANK STATEMENT.
The principal changes in the bank averages during
the week reduction of So ooS. 500 In legal ten
der and gain Of $l317, 100 specie. Tho total
reduced $751; 100 and the surplus reserve
S40 575 the smaInoss OF the reduction in the latter
beng explained by tho fact that the deposit liabilities
OF the banks were reduced 81, 492, 500 Tho following
is comparison OF the bank averages during tho past
Loans $3.50, $685. 100 ss66, leesoo Inc. s36s loo
spece...... 20 10000 q, 5o7 900 lno. ,3l7 100
Doposiss... 2is 1885, 900 2is. 24o 400 Dec s42 500
Circulation. l5,7s7,s0o ls,ssl9oo Inc. l34, loo
The following shows the relations between the total
reserve and tho total abilitios:-
81 poc
I'll reserve $e4, $40 800 $685. 7es. 100 Dec $751; TOO
Reserve
quircd ag'st
deposi,s... 64,os4.725 645el. 900 =
Excess OF re-
serve above
legal req'ts 96l2.o75 s2os,5o0 Dec. 4os. SIS
STATE BONDS
State bonds At the Board n lower for Missouri
long skies and steady for Louisiana sevcns. consoli-
dated, and Tennessees, which dealings
nncd. In New Orleans Louisiana consols sold a. 6AA
64%.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds irregular, aud the following
the changes prices compared with last previous
sales:-A advance Of y In Milwaukee and ST. Paul
Il. and N. Divsionl II in I $40 and y in La Crosse
Division, u in Central Pacific Arsts tCafornia and
Oregon Branch In New Jersey Central nrsts
new, u in Chicago and Alton nrsts and New York Gen.
trail Hrsts coupon. There decline OF per cent
in Lehgh and Wilkcsbarre consols, u In Central Pa
cinc Arss (San Joaquin Branch), u in Chicago and
Northwestern consolidated gold sovens Ohio and Mis-
sissippi and Western Union Telegraph coupons
OF 1900 and Il in Ohio and Mississippi consolidated
and Union Pacific frsIs
BANK SHARES
The sales OF city bank shares ere:-Fourth Ma
tonal at 901, American Exchange at 1101a Now York
49, State Of New York, new, At l25, Commerce At
1l0X and Importers and Traders at 1856
IMPORTS EXPORTS.
Tho imports for the week were Dry goods,
9o6 $50; merchandise. s. 346 27S Total So 252, $685.
Imports OF specie for the week. $443 70s, Of which
$33l 600 wore gold coin, the remainder silver. Ex-
ports OF specie $93 600, principally silver
MINING SHARES
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES

800 shs Seaton.. 37s 100 shs Seaton.. 4
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Tho closing prices wore: !.
THE MONEY MARKET.

Money on call loaned at 3 a per cent to-day and
closed easy at per call The following we're
tho rates OF exchange on new York ut the under.
mentioned cities day-Savannah, buying n, selling
u; ST. LOUIS lilo premium; Cincinnati, quiet and
steady, buying par, selling 1-1o Charleston, castor, u
q y premium; New Orleans, commercial sic, bank
n; Chicago Arm, GO premium. Foreign exchange Is
quiet with actual business at 81 s5 81 s5 for bank.
ers' sixty days sterling and 81 SIX Tor demand.
MARKET
Gold steady throughout tho day at los. The
ryng rates were TO per cent. Loans also
made hat to LEA per cont for usc until Monday.
Gold clchrings at the National Bank OF the State OF
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The closing prices in San Francisco were:--

dividend OF - share was declared California
to-day.
The sales OF mining shares in New York. as officially
ropOrted. were
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THE FOREIGN MARKET.

The London advces report steady market for con-
soils and United States bonds and with exception
OF fall Of Ia per cent ito 451D in Illinois Gen.
trail no financial changes have been by the
cable to-day French rentcs are quoted ut lOSf Sc
Tho closing prices In London were :--ConsoIs for
money and account, 96ts 96sS nvetwcnty bonds OF
1865, old, log; nvetwenty bonds of 1867, 1905 ten
ior.y bonds, loSa<; now nvts, 10sy; Erie common
shares, So; Eric preferred shares. l6x II; Now
York Central, OIL Illinois Central 45 Bar silver sold
ut 53lsd por ounce In Paris rentcs closed at 1857
17hc In Frankfort the United States funded loan soa
at 1881. In Montreal tho stock market was firm to-
day; prices averaged about1 per cent higher.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds were steady during tho day and
closed at tho following quotations: limited States
surrencv sixee 1917 1881: do do. 1884, registered,
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FINANCIAL.


r REASONABLE RATE,-MUNEY ON LIFE AND
"A Endowment Insurance Policies and Mortgages: same
bought OF all kinds effected with best
j. j. HABRICti X Co. 1I0 Broadwny
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sales were ms i0lows:-
Toby. Last Erening Total
Consumption. ................... 100 504 Goa
delivered contract 600 bales For future devery tho
sales follows: Yesterday, after two r. M-April
600 ut ii sc 1000 AZ Bic May 100 nc II 49, 800 at
life. 1900 at 46c June. 100 ut 1l.59c., 300
iLelc, 400 at iLsoc July, 500 At ll.7sc.. 200 a.
Lille Novemper 100 AZ lie Total, $500 bales.
=, u s5c 200 At ls7c May 400 a, lI4ic;. ioooat
2ioo at 44c 20 At IL 4sc eooa 44c 600 at 45c
june 1880 at 1l55c. 100 1T 1154c, LOO .56c
1000 ut Lose 900 q. / is9c. 600 At II 6oc 300 At
300 at 67c 400 At iLesc iooat 7lc 200 at II 7ac
500 At H. 73c; August 400 at II &c., CD Use. 100
y. &c, 100 AZ dislc, 1,2oo at II SIC, 200 ut
the receipts a. the ports were 90 800
Charleston, 1877 Wilmington % Norfolk 40 Boston. 1917
35s3: this day year, 63g Total since September l.
3737 574 bales Cotton frcRhts closed fnIlows:To,
!iavre. by stes,n Ac., comprcssed; By sail sc. TO
STEAM sc. compressed. To Liverpool, nd. by steam by
sail, 7-32c. \ iac., compressed. Market quiet.
FLOUR DGRAIN.-Iieceipts-FIour. 71G1 bbls. wheat
II 200 bushels neal loo bbls. and 4O corn
6S.o6f bushels; oats. 1900 do rye and barley, no
receipts. The flour market firm n good ship
ping and trade demand and isolated an
&c. Toe. wns obtained The sales about
1880 bbs including state, Western and at thc
Rye -four steady, with
bbls. Corn meal steady; sales 800 bbls. and
bags unchanged prices. We quote
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DANcu LIFE. "A YOUNG MAN DESIRES TO START
lsmal ranch with gentleman OF energy, take part
interest IN established good companion Address o..
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TNRAvELI.ING Statesmen CAN ADD FROM $50 TO
$50 weekly TO their in selling by sample stapa
goods In constant demand by every business house I'D.
dress MANUFACTURERS, box ia Herald Office.
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Thus It happens that the poor are able to
get without cost as skilful medical care as
Mr.. Aston can obtain, with all his money.
But because the doctors do this we cannot
praise them further than as men DESTROYS Of
improving themselves in their profession
so that they can get their livelihood out Of
It. 1t is the best way Of learning their
trade. Still, there is dignity In n profession
which gains its ability TO cure the rich Mt u
high price by curing the poor without
charge; and the doctors certainly do this.
Besides, when u doctor learns anything Of
value in the healing art, instead Of keeping
IL to himself and using it for his selfish adj
vantage as n practitioner OF medicine, he at
once hcralds tho new thing, and every other
doctor may use it, II he should keep II to
himself, he would be turned out Of the COM
pany Of respectable and honorable doctors.
All this we allow TO the doctors, but when
Brother TALMAGE admits them into heaven
without "a judgment, we disagree with him.
The profession furnishes no title to such a
free pass There are bad doctors as well as
good doctors, morally, and the bad will go
to their place and the good to theirs, no mat
ter how much or how little they may know
VI lit SCltltt Vi Il''lltlIc, lllc ulupnOSlS Oh
disease, or the anatomy of man. Brother
TALMAGE is wrong in excepting the doctors
from the operation of the moral law They
will have to stand their chances along with
the rest of men.
But Brother TALMAGE warns the doctors
that they must mot forget n diploma Of
Lord GoD Almighty" though they do have
one from medical college. This belongs to
n sort Of pulpit wit much affected by Bro
thcr TALMAGE, but which, nevertheless, is
very poor and cheap and savors Of profan-
ity. There Is such n thing IA swearing in
the pulpit, we remind Brother TALMAGE.
Brother TALMAGEis bitter against quacks,
and he is right. They are the men who
without medical knowledge, assume to treat
diseases and who play on the supcrstitions
Of people, or take advantage Of their guilt
bility But If a quack doctor is bad what
shall we say Of a Quack minister.