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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-05-15

cAKsnBAIIsM-A careful calculation as TO the
number Of human beings addicted to anthropophagy
Al the present time, gives total Of only traction
inside Of two millions which actually represents the
six hundred aud ninetieth part Of the whole popula
tion Of the globe The motive assigned beyond
mere hunger, induced BY dearth Of other animal
food are the passions OF revenge and hatred as well
as religious sentiments and gloomy superstition.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-05-15
CONSULATE of the GERMAN EMPIRE

Estate of Johannes Beraz, NJ. D., Deceased.
TINE Undersigned, Administrator of the
i Estate of JOHANNES BERAZ, NJ. D., late of
Waikiki, Maui, hereby requests all persons having
claims against the said Estate to present them for
settlement. and all those owing said Estate to make
immediate payment.
Mr.. THOMAS W. EVERETT, of Waikapu has
been authorized collect outstanding due to
said Estate on the Island of Maui and to receipt for
the same.
Honolulu, 10th May, 1872.
The Consul ad. int. of the German Empire,
ls-2m J. C. PFLUGER.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-05-15

DURING the past week an unusual quantity of
rain has fallen on the island of Oahu. For the
month Of May, so great rain fall has not been
known for many years. We understand that at
Mr. Woods plantation in Nuuanu Valley the fall
has been no less than fifteen inches during the
past few weeks. At DIR. Judds residence IN the
valley, il has BEEN since May lst III in. At
Captain DAHL Smiths at Waikiki, it has been
only l.g7 ill., showing very marked difference
between the two localities. We hear of quite
severe foods at Eva aud Waialua, some damage
having been done to crops growing near the
streams.
From Hawaii, Maui. MolOkai and Lanai, We
learn that the rains have been copous, and vege-
tation is growing, under its influence, most luxu-
rierty
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-05-15
BoaisDaiN-Thos. Savage.

AMONGST the passengers per steamer Nevada
from New Zealand, we notice the name of DR..
6. Trousseau, who is likely to remain some time
il Honolulu. He is the son of the celebrated
Dr. A. Trousseau of Paris, and himself member
of the same faculty. Besides being thoroughly
acquainted with his profession he has made a
special study of the diseases of women and chill
dren. When a very young man, in the year 1862,
he was made Knight of the Imperial Order of the
Legion of Honor for professional services in sew
eral epidemics For hours of consultation and
residence see advertisement
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-05-15
Phase. Q, the Moon for the Month of NAV 1872.
rrrrHrD rr osr7- DANIEL SMITH.
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

VIZ call particular attention to the Time
Table OF the Kilauea, published this week.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-05-15
BOOKS, STATIONERY

FrenhIe rsadnur ceand ns,whhG
| fine andgH Silver and
Do %
Do Letter nv to I'm I've stI 0
| Mourning Paper dEn pear ivory, b
handles, rich and beautiful
best makers almost expressly order
Ennme darneeand EARL
/
Tissue Papers Caneon-
and Silver School stchds
/ Bt
English Red and eoo Waters tim goods ' ~ anu ""
lEnghh Noaralw u
Children ohHdres
!
RnE Coth FoS Nail Shaving Brushes Weights ivory Dice
Thermometers TOthpbks Drawing Books Drafts and Notes
Portable from to sand
Family large and
Juvenile S TS GS Sao srag e
English Drawing Paper all Sizes from DENY to BLANK BOOKS
9s
~ Leigrs Sales
'ssupuor Di al Ok Letter Booket
CpredPe al evanou rulings
Mthemsie nsrumenh n brd,qua form
Back mmo andCh
Car Of degau
various patterns Record Books for Societies, Clubs
BAH New Articles of FANCY STATIONERY received by the
earliest arrivals from London New York.
ACCOUNT BOOKS Companies Companies
to order with despatch
Printing of Bill Heads, Circulars, Cards, &C.,
Execute with Despatch at the Lowest Rates
New Stock Received by Every Steamer.
Country
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-05-15

HAKNLEss-A woman, aged fifty, was the
other day adjudged insane by the Commissioners
Of Lunacy Of San Francisco, and committed TO
the Aims House as being hardly mere than va
grant and harmless. She had, only the night be-
fore. when placed IN the City Prison attempted
10 drive the other occupants out of the cell and
torn up q blanket upon which sick child was
lying. We wouldn't like to meet what they
would cai furious maniac in that town.
A SUDDEN TURK IN FoRrUNE-The Bank of
John Sine & Co., IN San Francisco, failed a few
weeks ago, and il was supposed that they would
The bank failed Tor Szz5dJt7 ana faa as dslIsiHs
SEQ GOO in its vaults besides quantity of mining
stocks which were valued at IS per share. After
the assets passed into the hands of the assignees
the mines began TO develop, rich lodes were dis
covered the stock in the Exchequer and Alpha
mines (which were the principal ones held by the
bank appreciated to an amount which enabled
them 10 pay all the indebtedness Of the firm, and
TO have surplus in the bank of $4,000. This
was sudden and happy turn of affairs.
The following is a list of officers of the Nara
ganse,t:
C,1piaia-R Richard W. Meade.
Eoso,atre 06icer-Leutenaut Commander A.
II Wright.
NarigatiRg 0tfoer-z. l. Tanner
Lis'asnu5ts-L Yates, G. ]. Mitchell, E. D.
Tansg
Easigns-Cbas P. Welch, II. o. Handy.
Frs Assistant Engineer. B. Carpenter.
Past Assistant Sggeoa-H. C. Echstein.
Past assistant PayHsdste--Geo n. Grifing.
AfidsFipmen-Geo. A. Calhoun, NJ. F. Wright, |
W. p Ray, T. H. Lefever.
CGpt1in's Clerk-Geo, B. Reiman.
Gitnner-J. g. Foster
BoatstpqiR-Thos. Savage
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
T11aae-TaIo1o or the
steamer H KiIauea."

May 18th, the Steamer will leave Maalaea Bay one
hour before her regular sailing time going to Lanai,
and thence to Lahains.
The attention of shippers of Freight is called to
the very careless manner in which hides shipped,
and notice is hereby given that the Purser will not in
future receipt for any goods unless properly packed
and plainly marked.
good Buoy having been placed at Maalaea Bay,
and a man put in charge Of the warehouse, the resi-
dents of Waikiki, Wahee and Waikapu have
their freight delivered by with certainty and
safety Regular schooner rates will be eharged-no
more and no less.
The Agent regrets that he is obliged u change the
day of sailing Of the - Kiauea" for Kauai, after
having advertised for June 9th, TO June 18Th.
1t was the intention of the Agent to have the
Steamer, upon her Kona trip. May goth. go far
Ksalualu. She will not go beyond Kealakekua Bay.
Passage, Cash.
Is sAM'L G. WILDER, Agent
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Fridav 5ill-Remarkably heavy dew night. Ats P.
cds vsth no-zut sheet lightning Rain commenced aud
u-d thruuE huu the night with lightning and inoessant
tAuuder iil day hEht-very little wind-baiiiing.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-05-15
Late Foreign News.

BY the bark Comet, arrived here on Monday,
IL days from San Francisco, we have three days
later news than that received by the steamer.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-08-31
LARGE stock of Wall "aper and Blinds
at Il. II. WALSH & Bros.

"CRlrIuslNG NEWSPAPERS, TIN
der this caption the Salisbury A8c-
pendent says:
at is very easy matter to crltl-
else n newspaper, but to publish one
so as to interest, alnuse and instruct
the public is no small undertaking.
Those who are so prone to find fault
with every little item which does not
snit their critical and exalted ideas
should buy type, ink and paper and
publish an organ Of their own. Let
them try it for three months only, and
if it don't give them some new ideas
of the newspaper business then we
are no Judge of human nature, The
conceit would be taken out Of such in
dividuals so quickly that they would
hardly know what was the matter
with them, or whether they stood on
their head or feet
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-08-31
LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.


AUGUST -, lSI2.
The Camp Meeting held by Rev. W. H.
HOLIDAY, p f., Winchester District, Bal
tilnorc Conference, NJ L. Church, for Ale
gany Circuit, Nd, was closed this morning
Rcv's. Mcssrs WEST and FARRow are III
charge the Circuit. Rcv's. McsSrs DAVIS.
5. V LENCiI, BENDER, GILL, Neil, WIN.
STEAD, Cncn. YoUNG, MCDANIEL, GEO
V. LENcH. SMITH, of Frostburg and IIUM-
EIsIIINE. gave efficient service. The
preaching WAS excellent. Quite Il number
were converted and The Church greatly ben
ctittr,l No disorder occurred, the con@rc-
cations were large and intelligent. The
meeting was, socially and spiritually, Il de-
cidrl success
For thirty years Methodist preachers have
grove.
At this meeting it WAS decided to pIr-
chase the grounds this was con5uinmrtrd
fifty persons taking tie stock nj $1,000 per
share. Such persons as Mresrs. koENs,
BRENGLE, WILKINSON, FEcIITTG, HOLT
DAY, etc, etc, being the leading spirits of
the enterprise Success with the blessing of
God, is assured. 1t is contemplated to put
in operation the leading features of the best
associations of similar character The
grove will be fenced, avenues laid out cot
tagCS, IA tabernacle ETC. etc. Already Il mag
nticcnt pump of water is in operation, re-
frcShinr the multtudcs lately assembled
m.st gratefully. | want YOU toinquirc Mr.
+ litor whether the committee did not re
ally put in operation some Sccrr, plan of
putting ice in that well. If they did not
The water certainly must come FROM some
frigid realm below, for it is rc,y cold.
McsSrs. GEO Y. LEECII and II. c. Nc
DANIEL came near losing their lives as
they returned from this Camp. y young
horse ran away with them down Il steep hill.
Mr.. NcDANINL escaped from the rear. Mr.
LEECu WAS upset with the buggy, They
sustained severe bruises, but by the goodness
of God escaped death.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-08-31


TIE SCIENCE OF HEALTH for Sep
TENDER contains a large amount of
practical matt Popular Physiology,
profusely illustrated Diseases of the
Eye, with most accurate illustrations !;
also article Oh the different Medical
systems; Editorials on the Cholera,
uay-Fever; Mud Baths; Electro
Magnetism, and killing no Murder, aus
shown in the Fisk-Stokes case. AS
usual, the departments on Agricult-
ure, to Correspondents, and Voices of
the People are full Of information.
All Interested in the subject of health
should become subscribers, Price
$500 year single numbers 20 cents,
5, X. WELLS, Publisher, $50 Broad
way, New York.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-08-31
TAXPAYERS NOTICE!

\ I W. y I I 7 \
Collectors Office for GrantSyilie, Mount
Savage 4 Fr0Stburg Election Districts.
NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to
y an Act of the General Assembly of Ma
ryland, passed at the January Session, 1872,
adiscount of FOUR PER CENTUM will he
made TO all persons paving their State and
County Taxes before the first day of Octo-
her, 1872 The rate of discount decreases
thereafter ONE PER CENT per month I'M
til January, 1878, after which time the law
will be strictly enforced and interest charged
on all delinquent taxpayers. Persons are
therefore requested to come forward and set
tie their taxes for the current year immcdi-
atcly, and receive the advantage of the above
discount. Is Office south end of Broad
way, Frostburg. J. d. ARMSTRONG,
july 2O-1t Collector for 1872.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-08-31
Barr ,n.

AUGUST 81, 49,.
On Monday last Il m'rderouS assault was
pcrpctratcl on Mr.. SoMERvILLE by DAVID
of Piedmont mines, and while in the pros
cculon OF his duty, namely, inspecting the
rooms and 'pillars,' and giving his mi
ncrs directions il their varied operations,
he visited SEXTON, demonstrating with HIM
in regard to the pillar that he was tax
i'm OFT" The instructions not being con-
genial to SEXToN's notions, he ut once
dealt SoMEHvILLE several blows; that con
silrrcl dangerous was on the head. Up
to the time OF our writing he seems very
much proSira,cl but hopes are entertained
OF his recovery.
SENToH'i conduct after t!liS coWar,lly
act WAS in every way odious; had h"
achieved some great and praiscwortliy feat,
he could not have manifested greater salts
faction. He is now i'll Cumberland jail
1t is sincerely hoped that il, solitude may
restore to him the humanity of which he
How seems utterly destitute.
On Thursday midday an accident occur
red 10 JAMES SELr, Il miner. That it was
not fatal was providcntal near half a ton
Of coal i;,llin:e distance of nine feet was
sufficient to crush him to death he escapc,'
With a cash on the head and slight bruises
on the chest and back.
Ii viii be gratifying to your numerous
rca lrrs of Frostburg and its vicinity to
learn ihlt The Rev L. BISHop p"cacAc an
admirable sermon at Firm Rock camp
meeting on Sunday last. intellectually,
LoNGruII.ow'S "ENcclsior' hn, been truly
initiated hy him. His text WAS-"Whom
We preach, warning every man, and teach
inc every man. that we present every man
perfect in Christ Jesus" We trust that he
may live long to declare the 'unScarchah!c
riches of Christi ANON.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-08-31
New lot Shoes received Thurs lay.
CHEAP STORE.
Home EuterDrise.-Wc pubIis

HEVtssV EIEHtVTlbEfHV'- WI IU''T9TI
entire in another column a capital editorial
article from Tuesdays Cumberland Duty
Times for several reasons, viz: lis puhca-
ton of interesting mineral information
hitherto not generally known the relative
values for manufacturing purposes of the
different Goals; the wcll-mertcd comph-
mcnt paid one of our best citizens, Mr.
JAMES J. lloDIIrzELI, and for the import
ant lesson iucuicatcd, equally applicable to
FroFthurg as to Cumberland
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-08-31

PuSTMASTEES SALARIES.-lhe Post
office Department has Just completed
the adjustment Of salaries Of postlnas
tiers not amounting to four Thousand
dollars per annum. The law provides
that all salaries not reaching above
these figures shall be adjusted every
two Years, based upon the business
done lay each Office, and that where
there is an increase there shall be Il
corresponding increase of salaries
The present adjustment shows that
the increase in the postal business in
some of the States has been enormous,
and that some Offices which the adj
ilstmcnt of two Years ago allowed
the postmaster a salary of only fifty
dollars per annum, have increased to
such an extent as to now admit OF Il
salary of over twelve hundred dol
lars, The aggregate increase of sal
aries in the whole country under the
present adjustment, as compared with
the one made two Years ago. is a
fraction less than eight hund.e ed thou
sand dollars.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-08-31
Fail Style Prints,
HT:sSS SgCptinn.-P0,tcrS

WaSS NCctin2 Posters about
town announce a Greeley and Brown Mass
Meeting to be held in Cumberland this
evening Addresses will ne delivered by
Hon. JONI RiTCnIE, democratic nominee
for Congress, Hon, ii. w. HOFFMAN and
WV. WALSH, Esq A special train will
leave Frostburg at $50, p NJ, and return
at close of meeting.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-08-31
H.conone Waltx.-Wc |

Econone Walsx--Wc have re-
ceived beautiful piece of music entitled as
above. from Paul Pfcrincr, music dealer
an publisher, Reading, Pa. Mr.. Pfcr,lncr
informs lis that his waltz will he sent gratis
to amy person on receipt of a three cent
stamp to pay postage
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-08-31

Railroad Accisicn;.-Engine No,
ID with the Cumberland and Pennsylvania
pas cnger train from Piedmont. on Satur-
day morning-ran Off the track near the
southern entrance of the tunnel and upset,
sustaining considerable damage. The ten
der pushed on by the following cars.
mounted the PROSTATE engine, occasioning
additional injury TO both. The cars sus-
tanned no damage The engineer, Mr.. WIN.
l., HAWKS, of Mt, Savage. was caught in
the cab OF the engine, bat escaped after be-
ing severely seal lei No one else hurt
Tic accident was promptly repaired, oc-
casioning delay Of only several hours
Ask yolr Grocer for J. 5. DILwoRTM &
Gas Pre- Roasted Coicn I2.28
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-08-31

VsOOMa EGw Rent on Main Street
Frostburg second floor; suitable for Shop,
Office, or Lodging Room. Inquire at
THIS OFFICE
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-08-31

The number of coal establishments
and mines in the country is LOO;
hands employed under ground, o.
40; above ground 2O,365; total,
9S,806. Capital, $50, 6S7 ,25l; wages
paid, S43, OH lis Total tons of coal
mined, 81, SIP, ll9; value, 81 ,24O,-
9l6.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-08-31
NOTICES.!

THE BOOKS AND ACCOUNTS OF
L MR. GEORGE A. DEBOLD having
been sSigncd to us, all persons indebted to
him are notified that payment thereof must
he made to us or to Mr.. JOHN c. WEIS,
Justice of the Peace, in whose hands we
have placed them for collection.
A. MCKENDREE BOYD & CO.,
Aug l0-3t'' OF Baltimore, Md.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-08-31

Corned Beef put up expressly for family
use for sale ut TASKEH's Cheap Cash Store
opposite st. Michacls, Main Street
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-08-31
JONI lIITcIINs keeps Il large stock of
Fancy Goods. CAN and examine. no

Fermentation the .HmcrjroH Wees
payer Reporter, New York, we learn that
u. W. DowNS, of the Waco (TcNas) Ertm-
liner, has purchased 4 new power press, and
will soon issue Il daily edition Of the paper,
The Enaniaer is the organ of the Central
Texas Stock Association, and is situated in
one of the most cntcrprisiny and hcalthicst
portions Of the interior of the State
From the same paper we learn that Mr..
d. is sill in New York, looking after the
interests of his paper
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-08-31

kS.'tl nStstS FaEeAta@. 1T
following transfers Of real estate We're
filed ana recorded ut the Office Of Col. Res
ley, Clerk of the Circuit, during the week
cding Saturday evening, Aug. "a.
Joseph Gray to Terrence Woods, part of
the lot Of land known as Ethiopia and the
Isles" 100 by 80 feet in size, 1861.
Hiram Frazcc and wife to John Franz of
Joseph, parcel Of land called Hoffman
Sugar Camp" for another piece OF land and
800.
+. F. Drocgc and wife to Cynthia Mar
vel. part of the tract called Deer Park con-
tanning PSI acres $3l9,j9.
Margaret NJ Black to H. Crawford
Black, tract of land called Plains of Bear
Creek, containing 1924 acres Of said tract
lots numbered 1866, }.067. 3.OGS Also,
lots No 3,0:}4 and 3,l65, $500
Jno. Swan and others to Mary +. f Good
lots No. l} and Il Of the tract called Straw
berry Plans RcsuVcycd. Formerly con
vcyrd, but mistake occurring in the de
scription, Il new deed is made.
c. VI. Graham and wife and Sarah Wright
to Thomas Buddington, part of the tract
called Walnut Level, at Frostburg, contain
ing one acre, $50.
Thos. G. McCulloh, executor of Mary
McCulloli, deceased, to Charles Thomas,
lots Nos. 80, 81. b, %. 81, 81. 80 and 3. in
McCulloh's addition to Frostburg. 81 800
Alexander {. Good and wife to Henry C.
Davis and others, two undivided nintlls OF
lots, Nos. IL and II of the tract OF land
called the Strawberry Plains, Rcsurvcyed,
$6526,
Sally Smith and others to .Jno. S. Combs,
part OF tract Of land called Ethiopia and
the Isles, containing half an acre, $50,
Joseph Dilcy and wife to Barney Dillcy,
house and lot on corner of Decatur and
Charlie, street, Cumberland, $4,000.
Sally Smith to John $ Combs, parcel of
land in and near the town Of Jacksonville,
$3.50
A. b. Shaw and wife to James Graham,
Lot No % in the town of Prkin, $3.50.
g. f. Porter and wife to A. J. Clark an
wife, lot No. IS i'll Jackson, $3.50.
G. f. Porter and others to Joseph Myers,
lots, Nos. 6 and !, in the town of Jackson
500
Georges Creek Coal and Iron Company
to Joseph Myers, lot and improvements
thereon in Homecoming, 5000.
Nelson Castrcl and wife to James S,;ilcS,
tract of land called "Colcminc Lick" $40
Gorlcn and Minkc to Sarah Frey, lease
for ten years 1T S33' per annum.
Edward Allen and wife to John IIumbirl,
lei eD Union street, Cumberland, SLIGO.
\ fun line of smoking and chewing To
baccos always on hand and for sale nj fair
prices, by In9l JOHN lIITCHINS
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-08-31

Fer E,urOpe.-The Daiy Ne'rS says:
Mr. OSCAR G. GETZENDANHER, of Frost
burg, who has resided for several years in
this city, engaged inahc study oflaw ana in
which time he has been admitted to the bar
will sail for Berlin this week, where he de-
signs entering the celebrated University of
that city, witha view TO completing his L.
gal education. In common with Mr.. G.'s
numcrousfrcnds in this city we wish him Il
safe journey, and many honorS, crowned
by Il brilliant future career"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-08-31

Is If you want Fruit Cams Of a sill
pcrior quality, and of all sizes, that will
last five years OF more, buy those manulac-
tGred only by 4. Johnson. Frost
burg, Nj.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-08-31

G0N"1Tt.--D"n't forget The Parry
and Miss James Concert" AT the rrcslytc-
N Chur;, on "Wednesday and Thursday
evenings. Both parties come with the high
est rccommc htions. See advertisement in
another column.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-08-31
BARRIERS.
NE.y BARBER SHOP!
Alteration. asentlempn!

TNlIE citizens of Frostburg and vicinity
L are respectfully invited to patronizc my
BARBER SHOP, two doors east of English
Lutheran Church. on Main street, where by
strict attention TO business, he hopes to give
satisfaction to all Saloon open at all times
except Sunday To all who tarry here till
their boards grow long, to get IL pleasant
shave, good as barber ever gave, just call on
DILLIN at his Saloon. rs Towels clean,
razors sharp and scissors keen.
June by PROF. a. w. DllLlN.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-08-31

Yacancy.-A vacancy exists iii the
Registration officers. District No. ), frost
b!rg) has no Registrar, as the appointce of
Gov. WHITE, CONRAD HARTMAN, Esq,
resigned soon after his appointment. and
no one has since been appointed in his
stead
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-08-31
List Of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office, Frostburg
Sept 1, 1872. Persons calling for any OF
shcsc letters will please say they are "advcr-
,iscd" linot called for in one month they
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office:
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-08-31

Allistcr, Henry Holden, George
Allison, Perry iuizcl, Miss Rachel
Bennett, Eli james, VIM II.
Brooke, Mrs. Ellen Jones, Thos. I.
Bigs, Miss Bell Jones, David
Baker. Mrs. Lizzie kno.lc, George
Brown, Robt. T. Layton, Miss Ellen
Cock James Murray, John
Davies, David r. Mckenzie, Joshua
Eiscnhour. .Tno Nicholson, Francis
Evans, David Dram, James
Fisher Charles Reese, Thomas
Grimes, Thomas Robertson Andrew
Garlitz, J. 4. RccS William
Gutlhrv, Davl Senior. Mrs. Eliz.
Hushman, Miss J. Shay, Philip
Herlcy, Mrs Eliza White Miss Mcnncy
Wilson, Franklin
C. H. WALKER p. NJ
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Flown. ''--'fhc N,~s fails to see TN" APP
plicahiIiiv s&i the caption above refer
ing TO 'ms' item in our paper last week of the
two girl5 with KIECKNEH's Circus who, it
was alleged stole Mrs. BRooN'S money.
Among thcir irregularities the .NcIcS
don't think they were accused of being
pretty" Had We suspected an optical diSn-
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