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Gas Statement.

Gas Statement.
To tho President, Board Of Directors and
Stockholders Of the Frost5urg Gas Light
Company
GENTLEMEN We had hoped in the
present issue of the Journal to furnish you
a summary statement of the financial con-
dition of thu Works under our charge from
the organization of the Company up to the
present date, but owing to the unsettled
condition of some of the accounts, result
ing from the sudden death of our lament
ed President, Mr.. JOHN NJ. STANDIsn, We
are unable to furnish satisfactory exhibit
in the present communication We prom
Use you a full and explicit statement rs
soon as these accounts shall have been au-
dited, if possible, by the next issue Of the
Mining Journal.
The following balance-shcet will give
YOU an accurate exhibit Of the receipts Of,
and the actual expenses incurred in the op-
Grafton of the Works proper, under our
direct supervision, from the 10Th day of
February, 1871, to the 10th day of Februa-
ry, 1872:
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FROsTBURG, FEBRUARY Il, 1872.
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Notions arc to be found y, SPILLS Q.
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A full line OF Smok NJ ami Chewing To-
t,sutoe always on hand and for saie a: tair
Lli.ss ~ 80 JoHS 1Ii"aLFs
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Go to W. b. STILLS for Toys, if you want
something nice. He keeps Jewelry, also. .
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A :ine season for the Coal merchants,
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4 UGUST THEOPHIi.,
"A BAKER AND CONFE(TlONER.
Holes new Building. Broadway.
Fr0stburg, Nd.
Constantly on hand ii FUN ANA Com
plctc Assortment Of French aud Amer
lean
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A very fine assortment of Confrctionerire
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Those Beautiful New Shaw,s.
CiIENr STORE.
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One Copy. ~ M2nt.is "a .rAs : ~
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for W." His cn,iiren plead daily, the j.
cense Of their players ,.sceni and ar
prevalent, and many tinlid saint is aide0
in answer to the Cnurchs mutual pleadings.
These are ''foru Legio.is vi angels ale
sent forth to minister unto them who art
heirs of salvation" The angel Of til,
Lord encamps about the righteous Dew.
lis opposed you while building this edific' !.
but angels were more numerous and were
your helpers. The Great Head of the
Church, Friend of the Church, Heart of
the Church, Arm of the Church, hath said
AL power is given unto me, and although
we pass through the fire it shall not kindle
about us, and many waters shall not over
flow US for he hath said Il will he with
you"
The able sermon, Of which this is but a
brief outline, was efectual in two impor-
tant instances
LIST. In affording abundant encourage
nsent to the Christian warrior.
I'd. In aiiaying the gloomy spectre OF
adversely that always seems to await US in
the future, and almost preventing US from
imparting that aid, that Gods cause de-
mands
The collection realized at the morning
service amounted to $500
AFTERNOON
In the afternoon there was a very inter,
esting children's meeting. Addresses were
made by Rev. Messrs CAppEN and WHITE,
iptsrspersed with animated Sabbath School
songs.
EVENING.
At 2 o'clock, theChurch was again filled.
Rev Mr.. McDANIELs, Of Frostburg cir
cult, preached ably,
His subject was 1.-The sufterings o.
Christ" which he considered
LIST That he suffered in his reputation.
| I'd. That he suffered mentally, and
3d. That he suffered physically,-and all
| for the salvation Of our ruined world
INCIDENTS.
The singing throughout the day was ex-
cellent and was conducted by Rev. Mr..
HARRIS His daughter presided at the or
gan with her usual ability.
The morning and evening collections
amounted to 5000, exceeding the expecta-
tions of all. ~
The great reason why the IRONSIDES
COOK STOVE is the best, it has the larg-
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MERCHANTS.

Spicndi1 Red Flame
Cnssi!r:t
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The great reason why the IRONSIDES
COOK STOVE is the best, it has the larg
est Oven; it boils quicker, and bakes better
than any other Stove i'll market. Good for
wood or coal. Sold only by F. JOHNSON.
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pfthisplace,
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SHIPPED BY Il. & O. r. II.
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tame names, but they are deadly poisons
still, and equally as fatal in the.r consc-
quences Satan is our enemy; he has been
irving to establish his kingdom ever since
his first defeat; he sometimes goes about
as roaring lion, and sometimes with the
subtlcty of a serpent. He moves noiseless-
" and cautiously, yet not less dangerously
than the fierce lion. Be watchful against
his W ,les; be not conformcl to the world
Satan AMI the world are old allies {:
All church enterprises are opposed by the
world, Satan and his legion-foes, and if
YOU have thus far succeeded in rearing this
beautiful temple to jehovah it is because
he hath bcfriended you. Brethren, Pit
on the whole arnor of Cod" you will be
assailed again. In the tragic history of
the martyrs. vice and error seemed for a
season to have had pre-eminence over
truth, and those who nobly stood up for
their divine master were heard to exclain,
"What shall we do?" But truth, ever
mighty. prevailed. Still iniquity abounis,
but righteousness keeps it in check and
shall ultimately overturn it.
Cd "Who are for u.s." Isracfs God al
ways ha. and shall triumph. Pharaoh and
his host intended to have ann hilated tie
Israelites at the Red Sea. Moscs bade tie
people to "Stanl and see the salvation OF
God" The sea divided-the rays of the
Shekinah shone over and beyond the Red
Sea; the command WAS given to Gods sr-
my 10 go forward" They were sssel,
their enemies were destroyed,
But our foes may be more formidable
and we may be brought iutc n.ore pee ,liar
struts, yet Groi VIII Gt.i,ua L.. ~. -
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
associated Press Reports
The Washington Treaty.

ThE ccNsFSCESTIALCL AINsCsRKESPoNnESCE
INV YORK, May IA Washington Dispatch
s'ys5-" II the entire Alabama correspondence
~ SUI mitted 20 the EEg,ish Parliament, tht.
ftesldohi will send the same q N Senate A. AZ
executive dccumcnt. aud this corrcsp,pde,,re
W SSNeI al dispatches. telegrsphic anI mar,
NhLSh hHNe lasscd. tnclucing the very la',.>.
IeStNcd rldaN night aud y sterlay Ia only a
briei STATE meni OF the cas.s j. mall la p.rs.-
il.ht, -, ~ u Us probable like course viii De
pursued here IN message 60 the senate =
though the President i ANXIOUS that the .hS'e
cOrrt FL onjence should 90 before tn, ,,r,,,,- =.
an carly dsy. The ontire force OF the State
Department. was AZ work Sun FAY nlsiiU. copi,s
OF all the corfe>Pondencc which las pssse or
the consequential claims II, ne"
ANoTbER wAsaINCToN DIsrArCH SAWS.
since the negotiations 30 81 !Iauly tsrml-
mated IN LonGon ON FRIDAY isSt ov.,r tbs ,,,,ss-
quential claims. an important CORE. ,,nbence
s shieh was ipSGgurSt"d BY Genrrsl SchcncL
has uAisl Ted' bs Which the Wash ston irea'y
Is 10 he suspended Tor the present 81 urfil ~,
two governments can negotiate or ra'tfya ~.
or suFplt mental treaty covering tho Lisrr.,ss q
question raised 10y the presentation % tl,r ga la
rect claims. The British ministry e. ,r-s.-.l
willtugnt - 20 resume negotiations 81 - bass.
noOn.n
TIKI PROPOSED XIV TREATY.
Last night the President .0Iy,as q a sn,.,, a.
nAolhet meeting NJ The White Nous. ,. Whi.'
.hls new and important phase OF the s-tuafiaa
WAS thoroughly and earnestly discussed ne
.SsuI Vas that u was decided rather than l-f
the Washington treaty fail 20 ertsr ut,op a. I,
Norh OF framing new treaty. % include IA,
EolHt that for al tuture time neither era.
biitaih nor the United states shall be liable TOT
inairect damages arising out OF anN acf don, H..
one a. neutral when the other i a belligsr.r,.
power Arrangements are IN progress between
ten Schenck ard Lord Grayille 90 secure for
the present the suspension OF the Geneva con
ference IL will merely meet on jane 10Th aud
again adjourn 4 new treaty VIII be at once
hegotated IN London aud forwarded here for
ratification by the United States senate Ia
congress should adjourn before the treaty i re-
ceiyed here. the President will convene the
Senate IN extra session % discuss AMI Tatify N .
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Nav YORK, MAY i3.-Dayid Poster. a pra-n,-
mont citizen OF HOhOken. blew on N, tn mar
OF his skull with a pistol, death resultin- in
stantly. He Is supposed to have been temf,ra-
Tuy insane.
CHURCH INVESTIGATION.
committee OF the First Baptist church. OF
Newark, OF which eN-Bank Exam. nCr Collen-
ueT u a member. rs inyestig lting the charges
against him, which are five in number. Col-
lender made a speech in defence Oh himself
The meetings are secret.
THE CARPENTERS STRIKE
The carpenters OF this CITY decided 20 enter
on a strike to-day Tor eight hours, with nav for
ten hours. Several bosses have air.aiy agreed
10 the carpenters demands.
ANOTHER WHISKY MTRDKR.
Early on Sunday morning Bernard Mur,in
struck his brOtheT-in-law, Robert Haves in
brooklyn, several blows on the neck causing
death IN Few minutes. Both parties mad beea
drinking.
NO JUSTICE IN NEW YORK
The property OF the Staten Island Perry COM
Pany having been placed in the hands OF a re-
CeiNer by United States court. WrStueld sut-
ferers, who have yerdicts against the company
getting nything.
LAW SUIT AGAINST DETECTIVE WHITLEY.
Gabriel Chiera Will bring suit ia the suprem,
court today against Colonel whlteley, chief OF
the United States detective service claiminy
damages Tor assault, eNtOrtiOn and false impris-
onment.
THE FRENCH ISTERNArIoNALs
Yesterday adopted resolutions repu .liatine the
NOodhull-Douglass ticket, and an appeal viii
be made 20 the Federal Council 90 exclude So =
ton L 1.-THE woodruff section) from the cOuuci u.
HAVANA LETTER
states that SIX of the students condemned 70 the
chain gang have made their cscapc iu an Enc
fish steamer. II Is said great numbers OF Spa1-
iards are leaving Cuba for Spain. every depart
ing steamer being crowded with passengers.
VAN sAUN, THE BROKER,
charged with Ia sSing a forged check for ga aga
was balled to-day in so 600.
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|Nisson is reported to have made Siss $50
during her late visit TO this country.
r(Carl Rosa can pan out $500 900. Five
years ago he couldn't.
~Bathing the bitten part in whisky ami
water, is said to be a sure preventive against
hydropbobia.
~In White Co., Ca, on the IGth nit, Mr.
Chas. Collingsworth was married 70 Mis- Annie
5. Bred. Having got his Bread, Charles said
he didn't want any but her.
~Charles II. Phelps, the jeweller who was
shot by burglar Friday evening in New York,
il alive and likely TO recover.
~A western editor, in writing the obituary
Of a respectable citizen, saws, that "he has gone
to that undiscovered burn"
6A fashion writer states that the latest
style of funerals is for the pall-bearers 70 wear
full-dressed suits with white Kid gloves.
81 The post successful and audaciOus thief
in Nashville has been arrested, and turns out 70
be colored boy aged nine.
sIThe boss coopers Of Boston and vicinity
have scceded to the demands Of the journey
SIN. Emile de Girardin IL seeking judicial
separation frcm his wife, the Countess de lief
enbacb.
@The illness of the venerable Bishop james,
OF the Methodist Episcopa, Church, is said not
10 " dangerous, although he = N considerable
pain
- The pacing horse Lonesellow tns'>>, on On
a.. won Eve mile contest In San FT>p c.setrox
was 2 19h
ga negro In Jail al Carthag age, Tenn, CHARGED
with committing rape on q white LADY, wa
taken out by i've men. hanged ~ a tree, and
afterwards shot with pistols.
~Tsmmany has called a public meetins a,
Tammany Hall, New York, to- morrow eve,fa.
toconsider such reorganization of the demacratt:.
party IN that city as will secure success in fhe
coming elections. an inc
Nne charges preferred against Judge Cur-
, ns, on me Marine Court In New York, are pub
sshed. The principal specifications are. In
decent language from the bench denial of a
nature.
The alleged Cuban blockade runner
hnginius, which has been blockaded for Soma
TINE by Spanish man OF war at Aspinwall has
been permitted 10 depart In peace the American
consul having taken the responsibility OF
declaring her an American shin,
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From Europe To-Day.

LEWIS, May IL The ship Jason. from Phila-
delph'a for Antwerp, has been detained here
since the sth instant bv the insub8rdinafiou al
The crew. Yesterday the mutineers were stolen
from the ship by parties from the tug Maud
Lewes, and landed here and disappeared in the
pines.
END OF THE SAILORS STRIFE
LONDON, NAV I9.-MOst OF the sailors who
struck work at Southampton have returned
work, and the strike there Is thought TO be over
STREET CARS IL PARIS.
PARIS, May 13.-Thc municipal council OF
Paris has IOted in favor of the construction OF
uamways throughout the CITY.
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Eires

GENEVA. y. Y, May l3.-The Ca-sfs oaiee.
Cnderhill's sash factory, blacksmith shop and
three dwellings here have been burned loss
1900.
AMSTERDAM, n. V. MAY I3.-On SATURDAY.
the knitting mill OF Mcdonnell, Kline X Co,
including the machinery and materials, raw
and in process, was consumed bv fire caused by
friction. The loss is about so, 600; Insurance
about 10 00O
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The SMIEDoFF-BLow WEDDTNG.-The mar
rage of Miss Nelly Blow, dau ghter OF ex- Repre-
sentative Blow, of st. Louis, to Mr.. Ferdlur
Smirdcf, Russian charge d'afairs at Munich.
has already been announced. The ceremony
WIS performed az s.. Paul's church, South St
Affair being so very private and exclusive that
special cards for the occasion. The bride wore
an underdress white satin en- train low cor
sage la PompadOur, with elaborate trimmings
of point lace; the overdress was composed OF va
lenciennes lace lOoped up at the side
by sprays Of QracSSc buds, and in the
back, bouffant. Her hair was pulled and
powered. with a couture OF graceful
sprays OF orange buds, and veil of illusion.
The groom wore rich military suit, elaborateIy
embroidered in silver and gold lace, and on his
left breast shone his "hOnors,' which he had
inherited, or which had been conferred on him
as a mark of distinction. This Young Russian
is thirtyone years of age, is of slight figure aud
quite youthful looking IL lie said he has been
promised the Office of minister TO this country
as soon as he shall have arrived at an eligible
age. Mrs. Blow, the brides mother, wore white
tai!le silk, en- traine. The lower skirt was
trimmed with wide horizontal puffi ng of tulle
headed by narrow puff of the same material:
OverskiTt, bouffant of white illusion and point
lace looped at the sides with purple pansies
and bunch of the same appeared at the throat;
corsage low and trimmed deliberately with point
lace en- bertha A diamond necklace gittered
uFon her neck, and a costly white point lace
shawl draped her elegant figure.
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kuuk An the lee

from Chicago, laden with -four and general
merchandise. sunk i'm the ice this morning
about twenty miles from here. Her crew were
saved. Over one hundsed vessels are i'm sight OF
the harbor, blocked by an immense mass OF ice
from the uppef lakes. Nearly every tug IN the
hsrbor has been disabled while endeayoring 20
tow vessels through.
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The Great Fire i'm Toro,,o

TORONTO, May l3.-The rem aiming rwo store
known a. /" iron Block" which e, aped the
recent Emigration, were consumed Yesterday
together with the planning mills OF y. B Smith
IN the rear. Ihesiores were occupied BY Fisher
d Son, wholesale Cry goods dealers and Staun-
ton, wholesale dealer and manufacturer of
paperhangings. The total loss T. about $50, 600
Stauntons loss is about Sll0Oe0. insurance
sos eco; Smiths loss is est mated al IS 600
covered 10y insurance; Fishers loss is about
Sll 600. irr ured.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Card.

Clergyman " hile residing In South Amer lea,
- issiUnary discovered safe and sim pie remedy
for the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay +,
Disease Of ths Urinary and Semiua 0rgans nd the
whole train Of disorders brought on by bsneful and
yicions habits. Great numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire To bepaf,
the aficted and unfortunate, viii send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine in a sealed
enve!ope, to any eae who reeds IL. Free Of CiryFs
Address, JOSEPH INMaN,
Station ID, Bible House,
nar22ly New York City.
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NEW YORK, May l3.-At the meeting OF the
Methodist conference to-day. DIR. 8. wiSeman
and Morley Punshon, delegates from London.
took leave, requesting that delegates he sent 10
the London conference. The special committee
on the book-concern frauds were called on for
further report, but we're not ready.
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The NACE-O'BALDwIN MILL.-Yesterday
the preliminaries for prize fight for the cham
pionsbip of the world between Jem Mace aud
Ned O'Baldwin were finally arranged in New
York. They signed new articles TO fight in
Virginia on the 10th of July, for 81 900 a side.
The money has all been transferred to the
Sfak ehalder
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A BATTLE WITH PHILADELPHIA RoUGHs.
The evil effects OF open drinking saloons on the
Sabbath was demonstrated I'm Philadelphia yes
terday by a party of rowdies, who first began
their riotous demonstrations on Smiths island.
opposite the city, and ended them in the streets
Of Philadelphia. The fight on the boat which
plies between the city and the island is repre-
sented as being desperate in the extreme, seye-
raj policemen being terribly beaten.
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SUNDAY THEArRfcALs IN NEW YORK
There was no interference of the police to pre-
vent the PEI formance at the Bowery Theater a.,
New York last night. The MANAGEMENT gave
iay evening performances recently made AZ
hat tbeater failed. ~
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me Ex-Empress Eugene, who has been
uIol neaith ior some days, rapidly recovering.
viii not support Mr.. Greeley.
Masrid dispatch OF yesterday saws
Safists continue to give in their submission TO
the officers OF the government.
- There were fifty deaths from smallpox in
Philadelphia last week, an Increase of fSteen
over the preceding week.
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The WASHINGTON TREATY IN ESGLAND.-
A London dispatch says: Negotiations relative
10 the Washington treaty are still progressing
The Tories are prepared on Monday to propose
a vote of want of confidence in the Ministry I'M
less the Earl OF Granville's statement is salts
factory. The resignation OF the Ministry il
highly probable in case of the failure OF the
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PERSONAL - Admiral Porter and family
leave Washington for Berkeley Springs. Va.
next month. ''''Col. Clement Hill is at Worm
ieys. Hon. VIM. Barry, of Miss, is at the
National hotel. ....Hon. j. Nj. AsbIev ~
ONO, and Il. %. Milliken, OF the Indianapolis
Mirror, are at the Ebbitt House. miss Riggs
Will return from Europe with Mr.. Corcora1
Miss LEILA Pool, daughter of Senator Pool
VIII he married to Mr.. Mills next month
.''General st. John Il. Skinner has recovered
from his rec, Mt severe illness and goes to Platts
burg in June.
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GAMBETTA, replying to An address from a
reputation of Aisatians, said France must not
spesk OF revenge. He advised them to adopt
patience and tenacity as their watcSword for
he future. True to the policy of which rn-vv
are the keynotes, France would obtain salts
faction without resorting to swords
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N9JiCE;;5Jhss E;s. yUsTH. eis D, ostwee.
sE - I'd oL0fHI 1t less than half the
p.HsSCoNsips- Ia Sb cLorHIse o,.u,,,,
boagn ~ fair lcash) prices. an 1-iT
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

Mas. GRANTS Tuesday afternoon reception,
lave been discontinued. There will be no
reception to mOTr0w.
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TIE WootbHULL CAMPAiGs-At the after
rooE session OF the Woodruff convention in New
York on Saturday q resolution was adopteI
of the CAMPAIGN. The bonds are pavabIe when
the people succeed in regsinng possession of rho
governments. Some s. 600 were pledged
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LAYING OF CoRNER-sToNE-The corner
stone OF the new courthouse at Culpeper, Va,
was laid YESTERDAY, the ceremonies being per
formed by the Widows Son Lodge of Masons.
with Grand Master Withers of Richmond M
their head. The procession was quite an i'm
and witnessed by large crowd.
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SUPERVISING ARCHITECT MULLsT EXON
ERATED.-The House committee on public
buildings and grounds have finished The Seneca
stone Investigation, and Judge Tyner is now
drawing up the report, which completely exon
crates MT. Muilett, supervising architect of the
new State Department, and expresses the Opin-
ION that his administration has been econOm-
the directions of the committee on public build
ings and grounds, and that the charges against
him are without foundation. No minority re-.
port will be made.
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INV YORK, MAY ia Washington special
SAYS the resignation Of Collector Casey has been
already received and accepted.
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Troy, were defeated by the Baltimares a. p - ~
more eight to one. The Olympics, OF Prince.
on, were defeated by the Athletics at PhiiadeI-
pnla MY Two 70 one, and the Boston Club de-