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State Of Maryland, County Of Carroll, IS:
l. J. w Herring. Cashier of the above-named bank.
do solemnly swear that the above statement is true
to the best of my knowledge and belief
}. W. HERRING Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 1lth day
of October 1888
HUGO E. FIDDIS, N p.
Correct-Attest:
WILLIAM REESE.
FRANCIS II. ORENDORFF, Directors
J. II. BILLINGSLEA,
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State Of Maryland, County Of Carroll. SIS:
l. W. A. CUNNINGHAM, Cashier of the above
named Bank do solemnly swear thatthe above state
ment is true to the best of my knowledge and belief
w A. CUNNINGHAM, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this TIN day OF
October, 1888. -
PETER b. MIKESELL ]. r.
CoRRECT-ATTEST:
JOSEPH SHAEFFER, }
VIM A. MCKELLIP, SDirectors-
Ben. w. BENNETT,
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MARRIED.

Near Newport, October Sd, 1888, by Elder
VIVA. II. Franklin. Mr.. Michael H. Reaver
and Miss Florence Haines, both of this county.
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CLEIGHS! SLEIGHS!

l have just received fine lot of New York
Cutters. | am sole agent for the famous F.
P. Conrad make of Sleighs and will sell
wholesale and retail Come and see them at
my Buggy Repository on Main street. | will
sell them so cheap that any one can buy. They
are finely finished and worth looking at whether
you wish to buy or not. ! will sell frs. cass
swell body Cutter for S38; fine twO-horse
Cutter for S65. Come and see me,
r. C. MATTHEW'S,
Westminster Md.
P. S. fl am out of town when you come,
see E. O. Grimes.
oct 13-tf
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Hart B. Holton will go to meet Judge
Foraker on the 9th of November. No flow
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THE GRAND OPENING.

II" A =
The only grand opening ever announced in
Pleasant Valley is at
N. H. KESTER'S NEW BUILDING,
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Maryland Politics.

About 700 voters were registered in Allie
gany county this year.
The Democrats of Calvert county nominated
a strong ticket on Tuesday, and will make
vigorous efforts to triumphantly elect it.
The Democrats of Baltimore have nomi-
mated Charles G. Kerr for states attorney,
E. 7. Joyce for sheriff and Augustus Bouldin
for surveyor.
There was a good Democratic meeting at
Rockville, Montgomery county, on Tuesday.
McIane, Roberts, DR.. +. 7. Shaw and Gen.
Bradley T. Johnson spoke.
The registration in Kent county resulted in
a net gain of over 200 for the Democracy.
Kent will give good account of herself on
election day.
Among the speakers at the Democratic
meeting at Hagerstown tonight will be Hon.
Robert NJ. McIane, Gov. Hamilton, Gen.
Bradley I. johnson and Hon. John Stewart.
A fusion ticket has been nominated in Wor-
cester county. Geo. w Hancock, one of the
nominees for county commissioner, publishes
card declining to serve, and announcing
himself Democrat.
Col. c. Irving Dirty, prominent Republi-
can, declares that the Republican state ticket
is the weakest the party ever put up. He
says the nomination of Holton is an endorse
ment of fraudulent methods in politics.
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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION
Ofte Union National Bank Of Westminster,
at Westminster, an the State Of Maryland,
at the close Of business, October End, 1888.
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That Mr. McLane's enviable reputation is
not confined to the borders of his own State
is shown by the complimentary comments
made on his nomination by the press from
various parts of the country. The Galveston
(Texas) Ne1cs speaks of him as follows
''Robert M. McLane has been nominated
for governor of Maryland by the Democrats
Mr.. McLane is one of the really able men
whom the country can boast of at the present
time. He has made several trips to Congress,
and has always distinguished himself both in
the intellectual arena and in the spacious
fields of the committees. There is hardly a
doubt of Mr. McLanes election, and the
commonwealth is to be congratulated for Sc
curing such an eminent executive"
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FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
CHARLES B. ROBERTS.
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DUBLIC SALE OF
L VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

DUBLIC SALE OF
1 VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
| will sell at public sale, on
MONDAY, 18TH OF NOVEMBER, 1888,
at o. clock, p M, on the premises, my pro-
perty, on which | now reside, consisting of
two lots of ground, fronting on Park street
100 feet and running back on Green st. an av-
erage depth of 1j1 feet, to an alley; the corner
lot of these two lots being i'm
en- proved with a good two-story
~ - Brick House, 18x28 feet, well
$500 hila1ss5seo of good water at the door, and
well stocked with fruits. Also another lot,
lying contiguous to the first named property,
fronting on Park street so feet by 161 feet
deep, to an alley; improved with a two-story
Brick Dwelling and frst-class brick stable
and carriage house combined, and being now
occupied by my son, r. G. Matthews.
These properties are situated on Belle
Grove Park, one of the most convenient and
beautiful locations in Westminster, Nd.
Terms made known on day of sale.
oct 13-ts GEO. w. MATTHEW'S.
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nRAMATIC AND HUMOROUS.
MO. 1921 EQUITY.

IN
In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
Eliza A. E. Wheimert ct ais. VS.. Samuel j.
Wolf ct ais.
Ordered this sth day of October, A. D.,
1888, that the accounts A. and B. of the au-
dtor, filed in this cause. be finally ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 18th day of Oeto-
Der, inst provided copy of this order be
inserted for two successive weeks, before the
last named day, in some newspaper published
in Carroll county.
FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
True Copy,-Test:
octl3-2t FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
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FOR COMPTROLLER,
J. FRANK TURNER.
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DEPoRT OF THE CONDITION

Of the Farmers and Mechanics National
Bank, at Westminster, IN the State Of Ne
1ytand, at the close Of business, Oct ?, 1888
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
ROBERT NJ. McLANE.
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FOR SHERIFF,
GEORGE A. SHOWER.
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COUNTY TICKET.
FOR SENATOR,
T. HERBERT sHRIyER.
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FOR STATES ATTORNEY,
DAVID n. HENNING.
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FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
EDWARD W. LEEDS.
,JOHNZEE 4. BEASMAN,
JAMES II. K00NS.
JOHN W. ABBOTT,
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EfrdnDep.- sav, Mister Rig Head, YOU sssn
1. O." q little on What aIlA you"
MO Head Well, yesi you SEQ I wa out
wish Tho boys last night and g0tktuhsr uiIrd.'
sfranger-"lt appears 80 from the locks q
YDuT hpllH
ma IEend-''It don't feel cr.etiy like my heed;
pears 60 hn KINDER ,avoiled up and as II At LAi
notion to bust, Bni the pan a terrible"
stranger" lfyou viii got bottle NJ nAiey'1
fslue ATHTeut, rus or two doses will put heal
On YOU That y0nr friends would recognize"
BtO Head -" IN DO any thing to get rid OF all
tbs pain and suffering"
This marvellous remedy cures those terrible heafs
echest cleausei the stomach, uniGads the bowels,
unlocka the liver, relieve, constipation At once, snd
Fivas the bite chance 60 go. It has become the
popular and STANDARD remedy tor constipation, bill
business, sick headache, heartburn. Acid stomach,
and Ill dscsaes toquting real niee aud pleasant
pgr,a,ve a rhyae.
II never niusesis' nor pripo', acts in one OF two
hours Hnd Is just 40 delightful and refreshing .
dfuk, that avery b0dy lIkeHlt
IL uucoudf and c1ols the brain, 1ulets the nerves,
and IL sine qua non f1T tho hradarhe Of ladies.
u mlilgatea the IangH q fhoumatlsn aud govt,
relieves kidney and urinary uuuhles Nui palm IN
the tack. fgr dy.popiics II net- like charm, aud
has no equal IN cuuug a c0Hsiipgtti LaLtt. II IA
merchants, clerks, mcohahies. factory hands, stn,
dsuts, taarhrfa and nll ItThOui who lead closely
confined life and arc subject 10 headache, dHEinsss
and torpid bowels, n you are troubled with
coated tonE no, foul breath, loss u appetite gen.
CTal Pg7huusH, bailey Saline Apsfieut will cure
You. II performs better work than pills. Ia more
pleasant and Ialataho and Is much cheaper 10 f.cI
II l-a regular family medicine chest within Hsrlt
spakles and foams just ike glass Of coda
-a'st sd Is J-s' o. pisa'hoi % cents And sold
PfoptuioIs, Louisville Ky.
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Formerly Of the Surgical lnfirmary of
indianapolis, Is at the Pacific house,
where he can be found until January
lUtl. DR.. Latuu treats all disease, of
the eye and ear-does all operations
upon the eye; treats ali deiormities such
us cluu foot, * nHl disease, crooked
limbs, etc, Artificial eyes inserted and
cross eyes Strengthened with but little
ram, md without danger All persons
suffering from al, ul hese troubles,
should not fail to see HIM early
lg97dlww2t.
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We recommend Carriers Iron Pills to
every woman who is weak, nervous ,uG
discouraged; particularly those who have
tim, pale lips, cold hands and le,t ana
Who are without strength md ambition.
lh, So are the eases tor which Carriers
Iron Pills aie specially prepared, and tut,
class cannot use IN, m without benefit
Valuable tor men also. In metal boxes,
Ht ~ cents each, Sold BY druggist OF
sont by NAH : advertisement. Sold
by Tucker ~ willis, Waco, Tex, OlUllw.
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All concerned. 1 am selling stoves 49,
both heating AMI cooking; iron-,tUne
china dishes. glassware and tin-ware at
actual cost; and am gOing to quiJ bust
ness as soon us present stock is sold
/ had open, d, last part OF last wcek,seye-
raj crates OF goods from warehouse,
House keepers wanting such goods had
better call. carIy-Everl thing must be sold
at once. II H, BURNlIAM,
At Higgins old stand, Waco, Texas.
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Lumber SuppIie.,

VIM. Cameron " Co., lumber dealers
keep large AMI vel assorted stock OF
lumber shingles, sash, doors, bliu DIS,
cement, plaster, plasterig hair aud
every thing kept III II first class / mbe.
yard. They ask your patronage and
guarun ee low prices, fair dealing and
best Of goods. Give them call al their
office on Austin avenue, if you contour
plate buying anything III their llne,-
l223dWtf
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NJ, ~ order to run down my winter stoch
soous' l have marked down every
saW us au" Tor tue next thirty days viii
t'n 'i al gene ally reduced prices. A lull
cr, r VI millinery, neck wear of every des.
~ 'pl'oh' KID gloves, hoopsklrts, cor
az aal . anu Jewelry. The Oes line of hair
s s,r,al IN the city, | will sell at reduced
r ICES braIds IRON 81 to 90; Ironu hair
S ,oA zoe to S2,5U; dress charts, 81.
A'n"'taplhg doAe. Dress making by Mrs.
h,'stln' Come and r. e us and secure
An's"lh', Mrs. Is. j. Doss, No. 52l .,
-NIln street, up stairs.-I23lIr
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.uu-y HsccciycJ.

At Ropcrs saloon, Pacific hotel.
80 barrels of choice Kentucky whisky, OF
1879, of the Il. Monarch * Co. 4 celebrated
brands Kentucky club, Spring Water,
Blue Grass and Monarch. Best These
choice o d brands are he purrst and best
iu the market. Beside, these the finest
AMI choicest wine, brandes, and other
Liquors are 10 be found at this
tilst-class saloon. IN, best OF everything
is their motto. l2-l9lm
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rIoI-- 77"7TI-' VI ITTV VVUEUs WVTC VVW-
p,e"u yesterday. The reputation ul
"1eo is '' !o.loNs: Fnst ward, $50; sec
ohd "arg, 2tJ3; turd ward. 2.s5: iomtD
MNu, zl'E nuh ward, yvl. Total, VU3I:
lust J'5 suurl OF ten thousand. IN.
su"'l.ess OF Tue number is a matter vi
suI Fil'e c.n,iucring the population Two
seais ago, aud the iact tia, in those tAo
Sea'7 .UhdHg has been cong On withudt
uAy : nlerulssion anu lie civ Ina,
fp'ead out III IN many places IL has over.
,eaped the curpUlate limits, " hlle tnure is
~. single vacant residence, To our
su, "l,usr' ia the city. A ceusu, Is, how
ever more reliable tnun conclusion, from
keuoIal obserNa Ilnna-
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MAEHErs BY TELEGRAPH
COTTON.
1.nrrnN

LIVERPOOL, January 3.-Co,ton is
caeier. Uplands, spot 5ll-16d; Or
leans, Is. Sd. Sales. 10000 bles;
receipts, $3.50 balgs American, $500
bales.
LIVERPOOL, January 3.--Cottou
easier. Uplands, spot, 5 ll-16d; Orleans,
3 l3-l6d. Sales, 10000 bales; export and
speculation, 1000 bales; American, $500
tales; Receipts, $3.50 bales; American,
5,GO0b
New YORK, January 3--Cotton is
dull. Sales, 273 bales; uplauds
lone; Orleans, ~ 5-l6c. Futures are
steady. January d livery, l0.O2c; Feb
ruary, l0OJc, March, lO2lc; April, 1896;
May, lO,iGc; June, 1880.
New YoRK, january 3.-Cotton
IS quiet at lUla@lO 3 Ice. Futures are
firm. January delivery, 1O,l0c; Feb
ruary, lO.l9c; March, l0.3lc; April,
lOi4c; May, l0.57c; June, 1860; July,
lO.slc; Aug st, lO.9lc.
NEW ORLEANS, January 3.-Cotton,
quiet; middlIng, sac; receipts, 800
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. January 3.-Cotton
is quiet. Aliddling, 9'gc; low mid.
ding, 95-l6c; good Ordinary, Sl5-l6c.
Rec ipts, net, G,579 bales; gross, 1920
bales. Elk orts to Great Britain, 9,495
bales; France. $50 bales; to continent,
1000 bales: coastwl,e, $500 bales. Sales,
5000 bales Stock. 3l9,69O bales.
GALVESTON, January 3.--Spot cotton
clio ed steady ordinary, 73sc; good
oriina y, SEC; low mlddling, 9lic; md
ding, 95sc, good middling, Zoe; mid
ding far, lO3gc. Sales 5000 bales.
ST Louis, January 3-Cotton, duh
and lower; middlng, 9l3c, Receipts,
4 100 bales.
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A WoMAN,a REMEDY.

~ certain sPos md periods Of wonan's life, there
eoms1 certain troubles, aches pains and surerings.
These complaints aud irregularities JeopaTdiIe the
Prl- IL At si2iesnt and t,llpw up and haunt tbs
maTtird woman until nitsr the "tufn " life"
some hayO headaches, swimming Of thu hssi,
mental aud nervous pTosttRtion, bAnohed cheeks
bl0uflHss Ipa, llfeless eyeH CiUudsd brain; Wills
pla0emvnA aud ulcers, hystsfical spasms, physicist
pfostI .i1n, chrome leucorthma, chotosts suppress
taur iuss q appetite, ovarian dasasts kidney Ndsc-
l.us, Ctf., which 90 numerous cases snd 10 sprIu1
It's, cn4Vlltlous, iuanity aud death, These are
generally the result u inaitrutua, An females
know the Class Of complaints VIZ Alluds 10. Now,
ladTs All these troubl6s he AysTtrd aud cured.
We haye proof from thousands.
d. DromgDolu's English iofnAle Blttefs viii cure
Jon sound aud well-~ill mska you healthy aud
hAppy-Vflt make you irel like a new woman su1
no mistake. sold ny al Druggists Al 81 %. Send
lnul aiifesh f4t copy Of br. DfumRoolsA Family
Medical Adviser, frss % ne gU,etsd,
}, y. DEoH1o1tE A Co,
Ffypuet0fs. Louisville. Va
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Prompt relei IN lick headache, diIli-
ness, nausea, cpnstipa' ion, pain In the -idr,
etc, guaranteed to those using Carers
Little Liver Pills. one pin dose. -
cent. Sold by Fucker &Willis, Waco, Tex,
OlOllw.
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Any party having IN improved farm
wishing 10 trade Tor IL sock oi merchan.
disc can get bargain BY calling On my
sell on agert, corner Austin avenue and
Sixth street, " AGO, IrXa'
K. T. BUENHAM
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For sick headache aud acid stomach
Baiey's Saline Aperieni will give entire
relief SIld ever Wlefe.-OlOllw,
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TIE EXAMINER
WACO. JANUARY /, 1888.
LOCAL BIsESEriEs.
Interest From Our Re
uorters' Note Books.


-, Il ~ wagon yesterday
D,n't torget the meeting OF the Bar
..s,risfiun to-day ut the courthouse.
only three ca.cs before the recorder
..st.ri'y mouiug, two vagmncles and
one tsucuh'
ustc. Davis gave two colored coup.
,.. ,',' LEGAL right to live together, one on
r,'.dty aud the other Yesterday.
Wgco society is startled at the rumor
Iii is soon to lose one OF lis most or
,'u'',nlpl,l sures IN the person OF a south
Waco belle.
-Bil collectors were all busy yesterday,
,,t considerable complaint was made Of
,'I, rtipn,. which were said to be by no
means good
T,,o members OF the state fire in
,,,,n,, executive committee are IN the
siry Th,v aIe here to assist local agents
in re.rating the city
-gusinesS was tight in the city yester-
l,, v.rv tew country people beng IN
,", aid the few ttW we're 10 seeming
w vi.u that they we're at home 10y gUol
fire
Nine prisoners left Yesterday accom-.
,ani,d ID, Mr,,rs. Hall and Ogl shy iur
tn1.sile. six Of whom were from John.
snr' ,uurtN. Hundcuiled and chained to
ore another they presented sorry sight
A citizen, and he looked sad and shlv
ore.,, laid :, the EXAMINER Yesterday. ii
mo- longer tempt u MOouhauler to lie By
Iii, him " llat lis load Is worth. |
..'.,1 ash bin what be will take for the
IonI"
counterfeit twenty,dollar gold'peces
ate i'm circulation in the city and one or
nv. u, r,uls have been taken in. The
c'in! ale s4id to be erlcct in form and
color tut TO be readily detected by the
ring.
~ T. Sc Of some interest is set Tor to.
day IN the county court It is an ap.
ucaI,d cre t.om the recorders court, and
ilr cti,i point at Issue viii he the con-
.tItt..iO .ailty OF the office of recorder OF
tho city
The street cars, for three days past.
have about sucuumbcd To the weather aud
ep,s, Quant bad condition OF the tracks.
som times they run and sometimes the,
4 lo not, and all lines their trips have b ell
! like angel visits, "t'w and tar between -
doc iidiell. negro, is in trouble.
YESTERDAY Ulore Justice Evans, amid
tears and lamentations lie swuIe OUT IA
war ant against lis wife and another negro
man.with " HON he ayerled she was living
in Ilrtct ylulaio ion Of her marital VOWS.
.r,,...,..s q ,or,ioi auction ,.,,t,,
nv ""p p"'t'"I u! ~ i"hi NV
ICY. e''e'Gy u, a . 'n' Suppas "a vnI
ml'NS r,T va 'i's go ,,iG N',"uo''u' t anu
NV W me- 'o''u.u W., puuiio
ll,'' 'i''l Oo''u ', no O' ui'ii Se,c
ov.o'N ','' ''o'ii''E' ""'" s"Pp'"s WERE
expected
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Thousands of b autl,ul, useful and
ornamental things can b. BOUGHT now
at much red Ced prices; as we are de-
termined to close them out before
Christmas you will do well by calling
for your Christmas things at Levine
Bros l2l7tc
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II YOU want nice dress shirt at low
price call at b. Haber's. --l23ltc
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New Englan pianos at Sey mour Ash =
music stOre.-l2lGu
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just arrived At TucEer Il Willis the
above brand Of cigars, which Is ac-
Anowledged as being far superior to
those famous Ihurber Ne. 5.-ll2Jto
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OF DENNIS LUCIE
II DECEASED.

Notice Is hereby given thar on the 2sth
day OF November, 4. ID. 1881, the UNDER
signed, whose residence and postotlice adj
dress Is at Waco, Texas, was duly appoint.
ed by the county court of McLennln
county, Texas, administrator OF the es.
tate of Dennis Lucir, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against said estate are
hereby required TO present the same with
10 the time prescribed by law.
NJ. n, ROSENrHAL,
l20leiit Admr. OF ID. Lucie, Deed,
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KANSAS CuY, January 3.-WheaI
steady and higher; No. 2, red, N49
SOC, - &c Feb uary
81. Louis, january 3.-Flour un-
chang, Il. Wheat higher at JGl2 W91c;
cash. Corn, easy at 44M44 &c. Oats,
better nj 3Jts @30lc. Pork &c lower at
.6.1j, cash. Lard, quiet at lOlsc,
Bulk meats, duh and nothing dong.
Bacou, short ribs, luc; short clear, lOlic;
Cattle, unchanged; good to choice ship
ping steers, 80 10; common to falr, S1ll
40; b.tcLers', S2.15W42j. Sheep,
steady; good to fancy muttons, $3.50
m3.UO.
NEW ORLEANS, January 3.-Flour
is quiet but steady, higher grades, $3.50
u1.J1 p, Corn Is active hut lower; white
ana mixed, jGc; yellow, jsc. Oats, quiet
but firm at lSc. Curu meal dull at S2.GO
@2.iJ. Hay is dull and lower; urdl-
nary, Sl2@ Ne; prime, SIS; choice,
SI1. Pork Is ste4ul with TAR demand
at 9lT750llS.uO. Lard Is steady,
refined, fierce, ll4c; key, lie. Bulk
meats, are in fair demand; shoulders,
loose, 6.6OM66jy; packed, 6.SO86.S7 5sc:
clear RIB and long clear, 9tac;
short clear, 9 &c. Dry ait meats,--c. Ba-
con, no stock. Hams, sugar. cured steady,
cltlCt tUlNdehtu ltNA l'N' W hlshN rs
steady; western recuHed, Sl,O5@ 20.
Coffee, quiet but steady; Rio, cargoes,
common to prime, 60 u Zoe Sugar is
steady with good demand
common to good common, 5a
o ,c, tar to fully fair, 55s@5 &c; prime
10 choice G@Gt,c; yellow clarified, ia
7lIc; choice wnlte clarified, 7A@Sc;
granula,ed, Sssc. Molasses, demanu good
auG tending upward; centrifugal, 2Oa
l3c; common, 3U@ DOC; TAR, 3j@3 yc;
prime to choice, 4su5jc, Rice, III GOOD
demand, at 4 40 Q. Bran, quiet but
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MEDICAL.
The Great English Remedy.

L. II never failing Cure
for nervous debility,
exhausted vitality,
seminal weakness,
.-prrnlaturrhWh, LOST
M ASllODH, impNtun
ley, paralysis, and all
the terrible effects of
self abuse youthful
.iuliir- and rXcr4sr- OF
ImHturcr years such As
u-7 memory, lus-i-
.uulc, uociyrual ,Iuis-
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DARBYS
P R0PHYLhCTIC
FLUID.

For Scarlet aud
Typhoid icNrrs,
D,phtlicril, salt
walton, liberated
Throat, small
ruN, Measles, aud
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FOX SALE.

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bath room, stable and UuSgN he'd. Also 4
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