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Eastern and Foreign marssts

.BosToN, November 18th.
wooL-Contnues in fair demand the sales OF the
week amounting to 1000, 600 lbs and upwards.
Prices a shade easier, but remain without ma
terial change. Sales have been made Of Ohio at
4lc 45c for Xxx and 42t@44lc for Ak and above
aud NXX. Michigan feeces sold at 3Sd39c; No.
feeces at 42a46c, mostly Ohio, at 45@A6c, In
combing and deaine feeces, sales have been made
at fSd46c for fine delane, and 4TG4Sc for fine and
No. cOmhing. Upwashed woods have been in fair
demand, with prices ST ady. Sales were made at
l7Gt23c for low and coarse, 2i@32c for fine and
medium, aud choice selections higher. California
spring has been selling at 209S2c, ronnd lot OF
noTthern-Il2, 600 Pounds-selling At SOC. In for
egn woods there have been sales of ll2,000 MS of
Australian rs ,oeO pounds of Cape and ga 900 lbs OF
Ma1it
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MARRIED..

Oakland, November Crank II. Johnson to Mary
B. Williams.
varrine.
Great Western Quicksilver Mine. November Is
John P. Goodwin e. Letde Merritt.
Napa, November 10 James A. Teal to Lizzie Lang
lar IDS
st; Helena, November 16-owen Wade. to Maggie
Ely.
San Francisco, November ia. HennebeTy to
Cecilia Hahon.
San Francisco, November 22-Edward Johnston to
Jane NJ. Wilson
San Francisco, Novembe. 1S-Chistian Mikkelsen to
Abbie Berry.
San Francisco November. 2s-F H. Monson to
Joyce A. Shelton.
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London Standard relates humorous story.
gentleman wrote to the Admiral com.
planning that there was shell belonging to
the Infiexible in his drawing. room, and re-
quessing its removal. The Admiral passed
the letter to the Captain OF the Infiexible,
and he sent on shore bostswain and half
a dozen seamen, who found the shell lying
unexploded in the drawing. room as de-
scribed. As it would have been dangerous
to bump it about, device was, after some
consideration, hit upon for conveying it to
the shore. A feather-b bed was procured
and the shell was firmly enveloped in IT,
Il was then CAREFUL rolled down stairs, and
60 back 70 tie ship.
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LOUIS LIE GRANDB. Alas for the mem.
DRY of the man VINO said and believed the
saying, 81 am the State" Since time ont
of mind there has been statue to him in
Caen, in faire Normandie Normandy is
supposed tc be monsrchicsl to the core.
But the good people of Caen have recently
had an attack of republican fever, so the
municipality pulled down the statue of
Louis lie Grande and osrted him off into
ebscurity, as though such action would
blot Louis and his memory out OF the HIS
tory of France. Even the Voltdire revolts
at such a stupid piece of work, and pro-
poses that in order to save the art treas
ures of France their control shauld be
taken from the local municipalities and
handed over to properly-Organized ma
tional committee.
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BARLEY-The week has been a tolerably fair one
for business, though the volume OF transactions is
mueh below that OF last week. Regular trade is
very quiet, and it is only the speculative interest
that gives the situation any marked prominence. A
large quantity of Feed has been sold on December
account, and in another week deliveries will begin TO
be made. At the moment it locks as if sellers were
prepared to I'LL their contracts for there has been
no public evidence the last day or two Of any
pressure to buy on the part of those who have all
along been selling freely. Efforts have been made
for several days 20 depress values, and not without
success week ago. December Barley touched
81 81 in the murning session. while to-day sales were
recorded at 81 40. like decline is shown for Jan
uary, sales being made this morning at 81 4G4,
against 81 81 last Friday Proceedings tod v were
not characterized by any spirit There was an
almost entire absence Of any legitimate demand and
the speculative element seemed to care little about
impartiug any activity to the situation. Sales in.
clude loo tons No. Feed, December, 81 49, 100
do, 81 46; 200 do, 81 454; loo %, 81 4GS 100 do
buyer the season, g So b ctl. Closing prices were
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Sacramento Produce Market-WholasaIp
Corrected daily for the RSooRD-UE1oE.J
sAosANsNro, November 2ith.

I NALkAMSNTOr NONeTnNer I'm.
FRUTT-Grapes. Choice shipping varieties nearly
gone selling at 81 5Oa2 crate common, T5cGJS (;
Lemons. Sicily, S. 25G 30 0ranges-Tahi;i Is 50
"A 50, California, sid4 so = box LINES, sI9I IS
u 100 HananaE. 80 s0C14 80 2 bunch Pnespnles
s8ge9 y dozsn Cocosnuts, s7s7 50 g 100 Plurns,
ease q 70; Pears, 81 50,e2; Apples 90ctas1 20 ,
box Cranberries, Sl6el6 so g Dbl
PIh fEufrs-Assorled, 2t-h cans = doZ, e. I:
assorted, gallon cans, 81; Peaches, ss-n cans,
81; Portland Blue5erries, 2-b CANS, g; Yhor.
ieherriss 81 Is.
DRTEp FRUrTs-Apples, sliced, eeTc ? b; do
Iusrtered. 5asc; pears, peeled, 1850; do. ua.
peeled, 495c; Pi ime, pitted, 1fg12c; Peaches,
7asc; do, peeled le@2Gc; Prunes German and
French, 12913o; EckberEies I6{ll7c; Rfass Cali.
ornls, 505c a.
TABLE FRUJrs-Assorted, 2I-b csns, 2 do-, g 5;
Peaches, 81 IS Bartlett Pears q So Piunns & IS
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All of George III. s sons and daughters,
and their wives and husbands, are now
dead, save the venerable Duchess of Cam
bridge, who has survived her fsther.in-law
sixty-two years. She lives in st. James
Palace, the charge OF her daughter, the
Princess Mary of Teck.
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MEssRs. CoNSoR Bros, of Hoiyoks,
write: est. Jacobs Oil is a remarkable rem.
edy. 1t has had wonderful effect in our
works, curing the men every time of rheuna-
tisn, buris, bruises, eu.s, &c"
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At the Grain Exchange this afternoon the sales
included 200 tons No , White, December, 81 6g4 :
100 do March, 81 69l @ ctl.
Quotations OF No. ? grades Wheat at leading CEN
ters 70 day are telegraphed as folloMa
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Mr.. Bennett, of Mississippi, felt that his
cook had done more for his happiness than
his wife, aud he therefore left her S., 600
and his wife $500.
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II. E. Carpenter, Esq, Henderson, n. Y, cured Of
Psoriasis or LepTosY Of twenty years standing by
the Cutcura Resolvent (blood puriierJ internally
and Cuticura and Cutcura Soap (the great skin
cures) externally. The most wonderful case on
record. Cure certified TO before a Justice Of the
Peace and prominent citizens. All afflicted with
itching and scay diseases should send to US for this
testimony in full
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FOREIGN EVENTS.

House of CommOns-Seven Men Buried
under a Failing Bridge-The Distress
In Ireiand-A Cathedral Bargiarized-
The Rescue OF siseikh Obeiduliah-
Russis's Revenues-The HOntenegrtn
TroubIe-Refusal Of Recruits 80 Go 10
SOudan-Etc.
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AUCTION SALE
Horses, Harness. Buggi8g & Wagons.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25th,
At 1879 A. ". sharp,
BELL & Co. kuetsoucers,

IEyILL SELL IN FRONT OF sALEsRooM.
w GIG street One Horse, Harness aud Spring.
Wagon; one Horse, Buggy and Harness one
Brewster Buggy, one Tvo-horse Spring Wsgcn one
Get Single Harness, one set Double Harness, two
sets fine Carriage Harness, new. SALE p, SIIIYE.
n25-lt BELL d CO., Auctioueers.
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Archibald Forbes, while leoturing in Aus
frahs, made over $50, 900.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

EniOn Hodge, 40. "a, a. o U.W., a
will meet THIS Saturday. EVENING, ESESN
November 18th, at Red Mems Hall, Ma EsatE,ssyN
sonic Temple, ut 80 o'clock. A full At NM
tendance is desired. assessments II aud P<AT
is will become delinquent TO n ght. Members in
arrears please take notice.
JOHN SIMPSON, NJ W.
CHAs. COOLEY, Recorder. H. CI n25.lt
SilOam L0HSe. No. 9. Z. o. e.. r. -
Regular meeting HIS Saturday EVEN. ga
ING, at 7:30 o'clock. Business OF import bsOE1
auce. Every member requested to be 49,
present. Vsitir members invited SKI
L. 4. VANDEKCoOE, ". G. T
EDGAR RTvETT W. = p25 1t
Z OST-A SMALL BROWN SHEP.
\ A herd Pup, about months old in TSSSS,S-S
the vicinity of Third and streets about .ss.s--
1890 yesterday. The finder will be rewarded by
leaving at 6I3 street. ms II
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shEN III MlHN.
Mrs. 5. E. Whpple, Decatur, Mich writes that
her face, head and some parts of her body were
almost raw. Head covered with scabs and sores
Suffered tearfully and tried everything. Permanent
ly cured by CutIcura Resolvent blood puJifer) and
Cutieura and Cuticura Soap tthe great skin cures)
Cuticura Remedies are for sale BY ali drug
gists. Principal DEPOT
WEEKS x POTTER, Boston, ", SEA
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(qttioura

TIME CUTICURA TREATMENT, FOR THE
Il cure OF Skin, Scalp aud Blood Diseases. con-
sist5 in the internal use Of CUTCURA REs9LvEEr the
new blood purifier and the external use Of CUTI-
CURA and CUTI7URA SoAP. the great skin cures
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-25

More than $4,000 of Cetewayos photo.
graphs have been sold.
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SALT RAETS.

Saba hEIF-I a.
VIII Mcdonald, 2542 Dearborn street, Chicago,
gratefully Acknowledges a cure Of Salt Rheum on
the head, neck, face, arms and legs for seventeen
years not able 20 walk except on hands and knees
for one year; not able to help himself Cor eight
years; tiled hundreds OF remedies doctors pro-
nounced his case hopeless; permanently cured by
CuticUra Kesolrent blood purifer) internally and
CuIieura and Cut:cura Soap Che great skin curesl
eXternallr
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SKIN BI>EssE.

skiS DINEtsE.
F. H. Drake, Esq, Detroit, Mich, suffered beyond
all description from skin disease which appeared
on his hands, head and face, and nearly destroyed
his eyes. The most careful doctoriug failed TO help
him, and afte- all had failed he used the Cuticura
Resovent thlood puTiier) internally, Cuticlra and
Cuticura Soap (he great skin cures) externally and
was cured, and has remained perfectly wei 70 this
dlV
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Democratic City Central Committee

A MEETING OF THE ABOVE COMMITTEE
N viii be held THIS Saturday. EVENING. at :
e'ciock sharp, at the office of ARMS FRDNG II
CLAkkEN Fourth and ) streets. Every member
is requested to attend, important business will be
considered. BY order Of
P. J. HARVEY, Chairmsn.
Gro. W. NICHOLS, Secretary. IB CT n.5It
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House OF Commons.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rHr ksooRD-UsrON.l
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Calvary Baptist Church,

Eighth street, between n aud Older E. B. Ware.
pastor. Morning subject: The Living WAY. .
Evening THE Doctrine of Chris" song service
at 6 80. Sunday-sCh0ul at $50 4 "
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street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth Rev }.
z. a. Henry, pastor. TIL. pastor will preach at
lo:45 A. NJ, and 7 P NJ Morning subject " The
Criminality of Neglect In the evening the pastor
viii continue the series Of sermons on " Buuyan's
Pilgrims Progress, subject: " Giant Despair and
Doubling Castle" Special gospe. meetings every
night during the coming week. Every body invited.
Bring your gospel HYMN book
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St. Pauls Episcopal Church,
NEVADA AID her MINgs.

ighth street, between I and J-Rev Carroll "
avis, officiating rector. Divine service at II A. NJ
lLdaY school at $50 A. NJ.
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GETE BSEw@E *.
4 NoRNER TWELFTH AND SITS, azS-sEsa
Y Sacramento. We have Just put into go
our establishment the latest improved IN 4
steam machinery, by which the finest quality posi-
bic OF beer is made and which We sell a. the follow
ing prices 15-gallon keg, So so; l0-yalon key
g so; 5gallon key, 81 %. Delivered TO any point
In the city free OF extra charge. Country orders
promptly filed
n254ptf FRANK RUHsTALLER L SCHUYLER.
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HOP E.GMDl

TIOR SALE-THE GRIFFIN FARM. srsp>
II So acres, on the Sacramento river, six ssfs2
miles below Washington. Frontage on river, -
about quarter Of a mile. A service1b'e HOUSE of
elk rooms Some oak timber on the place, and
willows, valuable for hop poles, GA The back land.
Price. 81, 50a-SI000 cash balance in three annual
instsllmeDts, at per cent Apply 10 McGREGOR's
RANCH, short distance above The property r25-lvy
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GOOD PAsTURAGE Fer RoasEs

NN ALFALFA, AT McGREG0Rs RANCH.
YolO, four miles below Washington hay fed
il desired lu25 Ip1m'l NCGBEG0R BSoS.
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gIXS's, tSSasEs,

Summer is here, and with its advent we
announce our rca dincss to meet and salts
fac,orily fill all orders and requirements
on the part of the public. In the width
and length Of Maryland there is no stock
of clothing for men, boys and children to
meet the uurivaIlcd assortment we now
have to offer, whether in the matter OF
style, durability, finish or general excel
leucc. Furthermore, every transaction is
executed under the fair and square condi-
tions originated by us. Goods exchanged
or money refundcd.' In other words, it
is satisfaction or no sale" TO those liv-
ing at q distance we say if unable to per.
sonally visit us, write for our sclf.mcasure-
mcnt blanks and trust to us to send you.
c. O. D., rs good suit and as perfect fit
ting one, rs Won could personally select
AS a SPECIAL OFFER, we agree with
customers living within one hundred miles
of Baltimore city, and for all purchases
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to the war he, Clark Koontz and General
Brad, L. Johnson purchased the Unaon of
Col. VIM p, Mau!sby, with which paper
he has since been connected, Mr.. Koontz
having died year or two after its pur-
chase and Gen. johnson having entered
the Confederate army, Col. Cole became
sole editor and proprietor. He was a
| Union man and democrat during and
since the war, q good but sometimes bitter
writer, man of decided opinions and with
the courage to utter and defend them, a
free thinker, n man ofcXcel!cnt morals and
habits and gcnia5 and kind in bis personal
intercourse with acquaintances. He was
prominent in Odd Fellowship, belonging
both to the Subordinate Lodge and En-
campmcnt and an active member of enc Of
the fire companies of Frederick. He leaves
four children, three sons and one daughter.
His remains were inferred in Mt Ollvet
Cemetery on Monday afternoon, the funcr-
al being very largely attended.
We print elsewhere, part of the Notice
published by the Registers of Voters. In
so doing, we feel that we are but doing
our boundcn duty, for by law, the notice
is published in but two of our county pa
pcrs and zee hno'r that it will by that means
reach but very Slight proportion of the
qualified voters in the county, and of our
readers, we are confident that we over
state the proportion when we name one
tenth as the number that will be reached
by the publication of the notice in the two
papers chosen under the law. Although
it appears under the head Of "n1vcrlise
mcnts," we desire it to be considered as
news matter for ~ such we necessarily
publish it and place it where it is, only tina,
the general style and makeup Of the pa
per be bot changed.
We recognize in this matter, the thor
ough importance of tull knowledge on the
part OF every voter and desire to add
whatever there may he, in the CLARION rs
a vehicle of information, to the very linn
lied means furnished by the law, in this
particular case, for the imparting of full
and general information ON the subject
We have not published the notices for I'LL
the districts, simply from the fact that we
have published it for the information of
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NE7VvisT.
JOttingS from our Exchanges.

Mr.. l.. a. T. Horne, of the vicinity of
Burkittsvillc, is marketing large quantities
of the finest Strawberries ever grown in this
section.
Jacob Wimms, colorcd living near Bur-
kitsvillr, in this valley. was last week com
mittcd to Jail for ten days on the charge Of
whipping Lis wife.
While eNcavating on the site for the new
[ b Church in this place "Wednesday, Mr.
Jacob Wilhdc found copper cent which
bears the date of 1871, - Iulry Register.
LARGE Wool Crop Last week ason
of Mr. Frank Mantz, who is farming near
Riehl's Mills, clipped from one Of his mon
stcr sized sheep, twenty pounds of fine
wool. This is hard to beat Inion.
The base ball club of Emmittsburg is DIS,
posed to resent the cowarllv advice of the
CE1rjoH for the Mccmnicstown boys to
"chailcngc them before they recover their
decentralization, and bid the whole craven
crew to come right ON at their plcaslu e,
aud be satisfied - roRirie.
The railroad fever has taken hold of the
people of this end Of the valley, and consc-
QucnllN We hear IA great deal of talk CON
crr,,ing the matter. 1t is claimed branch
of the Western Maryland could he built
here, by way ct Warmers Gap to Edge
mont, without any very serious grade
President Hood has offered very fair in the
matter, and we may open our eyes some
fine morning ON railroad at last in our
hcrutjiul valley IIo!trjA LITTER II Regis
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Notice is hereby Gwen to all whom il
may concern, may IN '"'hPil'''rc W''h inc
act OF 'he ,'cher'l ASNr'nGIN OF ;MarNlhNu
signed Officers of Registration for the re.
sprctve Election Districts of Frederick
comfy. duly appointed Nnd commissioned
at their
First Summer atiinq. uU at frDm s 0'c'wl
4. W., to1 0'rl,,E p. ". IN Mr Prs!
I4ew11y W,9,lcS2aY ThynmuY Frn,t1
ami .Satyrl,ty after Me M.,oad .Noad,y IN
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on Friday, the 14th, and Saturday, the 18Th
days OF July, and on Thursday, the I7tIf
Friday, the 18th, and Saturday, the i0tI,
days of August, 1882,
GEO, w. BARRICK,
Registration Officer for Election District
No. a, of Frederick County.
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LEWISTOWN DISTRICT. ELECTION
DISTRICT No. 90

The Onccr of Registration for 1'wcnti.
eth Election District will attend ana sit n
Waltrans Store, in Lcwstown, ON Tues
day the lin, Wednesday, the 12lh, Thurs
day the 18Th Friday, the l4th, and Sat,
urday, the 10Th DAYS of July, 1882. And
at llarpcrS Store, at llansonvillc' on Mon.
day, the I4th, and TUESDAY, the 10Th days
Of August, 1882. AT Gccscy's Store, at Uti
ca Mills, on "Wednesday, the 10th and
Thursday, the 17th days Of August 1882
And at WH'tman's Store, in Lewislown, on
Friday, the 18Th, and Saturday, the 1861
days Of August, 1852.
PETER I, MAILMAN,
Registration officer for Election District
No, 20, of Frederick County.
IS 1t is respectfully urged UPON all good
citizens to make prompt application for
Registration, in order to afford the respec.
tive Officers of Registration ample time for
Il proper discharge of their duties. The
public will bear in mind that there is to be
an entirely New Reg istration of the DUAL.
itied Voters Of the county.
EDW. 5. TANET,
Chairman Ofthc Board.
VAN B. SWEARlNGEN,
secretary,
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Ioral Mems.
Syntax The tax on whiskey.


Who is the boy, that has such large feet
that he is taller when he lies down than
when he stands up.
The law permits you to fish for bass, but
it does not guarantee the catch nor pro-
vide q penalty tor lying about it.
For clean, nice and sweet preparation
OF Cod Liver Oil--Schley's Emulsion has
no equal
A severe hailstorm prevailed in the
southern section Of this county on Friday
last. haistones the size of hulled walnut
and less fell and considerable damage was
done the crops.
PosTPoNEMENT-Th Moravian Sabbath
School picnic, advertised in our last issue
to be held on the 22nd of Jnly has been
postponed one week until July 90. Please
remember this so that there be no mistakes
made in the date.
CoMMENCEMENTs. - The exercises OF
ninety-ninth annual Commencement of
AoliVSC, Sht ilSlc, H., " Ill DCSlu
on Sunday. June 25th, and conclude on
Thursday, June Goth.
The semi centennial Commencement of
Pennsylvania College, Gettysburg, Pa,
will also be held during the same week.
Some of our farmers think that it is Just
possible that harvest may open on Satur-
day, July LIST. But we have heard of none
hume an earlier date. Saturday is a good
day to begin as the second day in the har.
vest field is the worst and by beginning
on Saturday, they get their hand in and
then have days rest, which makes them
good for q lid week at the work.
For Coughs and Colds, DR.. Schley's
Family Cough Syrup is the article Try
it and be convinced Only IS cents
THE SCHOOL FUND.-School Examiner
Lakin says that the following is the appor
tionment OF the state school fund for this
County: Receipts from the treasury for
White schools for 1881, $G26632; 1882
$5,5lS35; loss, $,47.97. Receipts from
treasury for colorcd schools for 1881 ST..
Ol4.lS; 1882, $S72 O7; loss, $l4loG. Total
for one quarter, 1887 .03; total for one year,
S35o612