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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-21
PILED no THE NAVY YARDS UNDER
THE COG sIZANCE OF THE BUREAU OF
CONSTRUCTION ANp REPAIR

BuRELU or Construction AND hEPAIR,
Sealed prSpo.ns g iaISsh R q mbss sna other
materials ior tlS Navy Tor the hseal year ending
2 o'e9ck M q the 2i,h Of May next at which time
The proposals. must be addressed to the "Chiet Of
the bureau q Construction and Repair, NAVY De;
aT ss snd oF %Iss tss % naOTfsd Sst
they may be distiL Lguished from ordinary business
TSPrsssui soSls.ion, and facilitate he opsniso u
hs ed parf,, bidiis0 yOr ssppiss al ssrsraI sa,d'
dor,sdWiA he HaHs u he yard for Which he bid Is
in and intend to bid for Together with instructions
70 biddsrs siyinS the forms Of proposal e Euhran
forms Of offer viii be furnished % such persons as
ss 70 Sia on IS ST 70 and hSss 81 tSs
yards on Appliestion :? the BgTeau. A.
copy q lie sebsdSiss q me other yards. Tor sI,
Sa %S s II sha' 20 70
plcation Tor any the CLASSES Of those yard.
bptlhs DspsItmslI reserves the right g reduce ths
Ess GSS Ss q sS
apllieatons for indyrmation. or ior the sIamina: a.
6ii. o. agy. sdi 5.Tsesissd only from parfis. sh.
sy;,.s. Ss"S .s I s a:p q s The sSsrsncrs II must
De cgrtined 6y the collector OF Iiternai Revenue
The contract viii be awarsisd 70 the person who
makes the lowest bid and gives the guarantee re-
serving he rifhi to reject The lowest BID or any
which Il may deem eHor6itAnt -.
sHPySs.d hi'eA . lst iA' egsr n s"g p',.es shO, q.
tsis cal 20; ssis ]. r.t.si Ssi not 'a " ''"a >"
Sursties in the iull amount will be required to
sign the contract, aud their responsibility uust DO
osrtihed to the sAtiSfso'ion Of the Navy Depart.
Withheld from tSs SmSan1 u 10 6is untl NE con ss
tracts shall have been completed, and eighty per
triplieate by the OommAndants OF the rospeotiTe
yards. viii be gad by the PaymAster oi the stat on
by the PaymAster Of the station nearest the yard
oGds & ar Are n p n DAYS T
ne Nv sssTs.,sy q 'fs a. sSra and
\ NJ: |. White Sai Lozs: No: 2 White OAK Keel
White Oaf Plank Oregon Pins DECK Plank at Mare
IaiAnd ard; NJ. 4, Yellow Pine Loss-Qfegon Pine
5resoh fs Pine % Bssass at Mare IssRS yard; ISc So.
Esll0s ins Wi Mas. p IinSsr Ne Il MhitS Pine @ L9ss
f'i1s PAM. Soards2 sugar Pine Plank and Bsards
Ishnd S1td No ~ Sss ASh dEn BesSs Sa
- White Ash Oars No, -, Black walnu, Mahosany,
1aPas nsP TResns. TTnsrn sG no " a S SiasE sprSer No
White osf slaves and Heading; No =, LishumSits'
ioSs SFSHsHi SSS AL FSS aPa ses
zSe * irgR Ca. fh kS 5oas KS sesi LIE SS
Hinges, Bolts, of p and ironj No y, sSreSS, 0i
y cois ~ ~ @ sSlP stores; NJ . IoSIs ~ S.s 3
yard and s9oGs; Ne ~ HIFd~are; I'd a Ne. No: = White
Prysis; No u LiSseed on; SO, 81 YSTnish, spiriis
ffa6PsnqsSsi fSPS% sosp M 10 & nnS No ieEa a. Ss.
brushes; No 10 Dry Goods for, upholAteTing; NO
h.sSeig sSSnsrS N RtSs; GaiSl' SS Mosii% % peh pseiP
GTads T4rpentins; No u, Iisiinf. fSeEihs%; % No.
sos PSSP q RE S6RrSes cSs ssM me-
6i.uminSuS Coal; Eos'' B'tuminous Goal; No 81.
The following are the classes by the plumbers, 70.
quired at the respective navy yArdsi
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-21

CorEhORARY pleads for the lives Of the
hodoeA' Probably the cxteIminallon vi Captain
Jacks Tribe would terminate few Indian con.
tracts. Hence these tears.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-21

gnE New Orleans Crescent a newly-started
MoEnory paper discovers that "homlOCk is good
for insanity We Rdylie II 70 use q cord or
tWo.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-21

SPEAKISO OF the Russian mission, the natulent
correspondent OF the World says that "the
SOuth-that Is, the carpet-bag element-ls Of
course begging for the position, and the names
Of Parsons, Of Alabama; Settle, Of North Caro-
lima, and others are mentioned" This Is a fair
sample OF the correctness Of this persons views
regarding the affairs Of the Administration and
its friends. How correct be Is will be sppre.
ciated when II Is known that both Governor Par
sons and Judge Settle are natives OF their re.
specuye States, and arc not carpet-baggers IL
any sense Of the term, and that neither OF then
are applicants for any position under the Fcde
raj Government. OF course their names may
he "mentiOned" frequently by newsless cor
respondents, who aTe compelled TO resort to sucl
methods In padding their dispatches.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-21
CLOOR NIATTINGs.


DEPARTMENT OF STATE, April 81, lsTS
Sealed proposals for furnishing stationery for the
year ending June ~, 1874, will be received at this
Department until Slst day Of May 1873 alta O'Clock
Blank tssmSfor bidding will be furnished upon
fhe bids will be considered and accented or re.
Iected item by item; and this advertisement and
the propoeas so far a. accepted by the Secretary OF
state, and the bond accompany ing the same, shall
constitute the contract between the Government
and the bidder or bidders and no further contract
The articles Contracted for must be furnished
pursuant To orders from the DePSrtmeht '-"''''
ever. Be called fSr during the Year, ' ""' now
or frn making It, and be accompanied by 4 bond,
with sufficient Bufetes In 4 sum equal TO nifty pef
cent q , hhs eid , Sr 6ds EeeeRtsd sPproysd By
sureties reside or do business, on form TO be fur.
nished by the Department Conditioned for furnish.
ing such portions OF the articles may be awarded
All deliveries will be subject 10 Inspection by an
expert detailed for the purpose by the Secretary Of
state, and the delivery Of inferior article will be
deemed suihcient cause to annul the eontIpet, at
Deliveries must be free Of charge at the DEPART.
ment Of state, Warrington,
the e0ntract viii al fs optIon Of tbe gseretaEy ~
state operate as forfeiture OF the entire penalty
q the bond; or the Secretary Of state may direct
any artices Is shall be- aecessSry 70 supply lie de-.
hciency caused By such failure, and charge to the
contractors NIFTY per centum OF the price which II
Shs be found asss pSy i1r ,ss articles
awarded only to established manufacturers VI or
dealers In the articles.
AAA HAMILTON FISH.
hp90tolm Secretary OF State,
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", II, Ts u. n, u, u, s.
CHARLEsTowN.
o. b. d "a q D. q. u. q. ~ q. q. a. g. Il. 3. y.
wv ~ 10 ~ bRooKLYN.
Eos l. H. lb 10 ls "a ~ " ~, %, 81 % q, q, u,
y y T. @ o. d " ". w. o.. o., a. o. D. ~. w.
PHILADELPHIA.
Nos l. g. l. H. 49, To- 10, ~, 81 "a, 81, o. %, t3, ~ "a,
% y, H. q, 81 y, 10, %, o. 81. 81, a. o., ", II,
70, ~ n, Is, q, ID, 81. "a
WASHINGTON
Nos, J. y II. 49, 10, Is al 20. %, 81 8 81 81, %,
e. ~ % ~ 30 81 u, ~ bs, %, o. q. S. o., ", n.
70, a. H. n, 6, VI, v, %.
NORFOLK.
Nos. la 81, II, H. ID, 10, IS 10, ~, q, -, %, %,
q. IS " y, b. q, G a. ~, ts, 40 b. a. - a. o. 81,
MARE ISLAND.
Nos L5b la is 49, Ia, ~ 81, ", 81 o., %, "a la 10
q, ~ "a S 81 ", g. 80, o., o.. %, o., ~ ~ ~ ".
~, n, 70, 81, 81 Ap29
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-21
BOARDING.

COUNTRY BOARD-PERSONS WISHING
" good board in a healthy location near the city
can hnd particulars By inquring at 1921 street for
two days myltu
DoARDING.-BoARD, WITH OR WITHOUT
ID ROOMS, in good locality. convenient 70 the
Executive DepArtmenta. Apply at el6 Twelfth
street. betweon and streets northwest seps3Lu
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-21
PERSONAL

DISSOLUTION.
WASHINGTON, d. c., May Is, lsfa
subscribers, under the name. style or nrm OF p, a
J. sheehAn h Co has this day been dissolved, by
mutual consent The business will be continued
by ID. and J. Shcehan on their own account Any
Indebtedness Of said hrm will be by the said D. aud
J. SheehAn paid, and all persons indebted to said
ate hrm TO ray such TO the said y. and J. shee-
han, whose receipt will be a t9il disehArFe
Given under our hands this 18th f1yo MAY, A. d.
1874 D.k 1. .AHEEHAN.
witnesai n r, CLIARY.
N. B,-Mr. Hopkins has retired for the purpose Of
accepting q position on the Pacific railroad,
mylSeo9t iStarl ID. 4 J. sHEEHAN.
DARTIEs DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING
will nnd II to their advantage to call at p35 south.
east corner Tenth street and pennsylyAniA avenue.
The highest cash price will be paid for Furniture.
| ITO PERSONS WHO HOLD TAX TITLES
i The undersigned Y prepared, for the heirs Of
| the late Daniel Carroll, Of Duddngton, at fair
valuation, to give quit claims on any property where
| th9y may hold the title In equity, - -
Thus. f. WAGGAMAN,
myisst blp Seventh street
II ERBY, DENT CO., General AuefiOnsers and
| N Consultation ksrehaHfs. Nos. 9l9 aud SIS 9th
STREET, near PennHylyAniA Ayenue.-0oods Hold
At auction at our rooms OF any ptrtoi the city
tion. Liberal advances on cOnstnme nts and prompt
| returns. References-John 8, Barbour, John Van
| Riswick, Hon Lewis Mckenzie, Windsor 4 Ford.
| aud JOurdAn W. MAury. myl6
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR SALE AND RENT.
FoR sALE-oNE PAIR OF CARRIAGE
ihr. NJ Shshf is stsst nostswes DSpaS %s1I Du Ir
tI,wO ROOMS FOR RENT, WITH BOARD,
ina private family; tsrms moder.te; No. s2l
hsyfnh TsiTsa street. corner Of Reference iysn snd
EoR sALE-A SPLENDID FARM IN PRINCE
II Georges County, Md, eivht miles from wash
inEton, two miles from Station d. and p, II. r.
haustibici bulidinss ali, new, cost sscS;, young
SGd IETs ,y 0TshsTa rs x q S1rn foS
FrderSi Block, seventh and streets. my2ltf
DEAL ESTATE BARGAINS.
w OFFER THE FoII0wISa BARGAINS IN
THAT FINE LOT on Eleyenth street, between
Sy a'iSShsf 10 fsc mHESReG HFSR BY bhI6k S6ffiSE
% roops 80 situated as TO aniwsr LOT 6acs oniia &
side shade aud fruit trees most desirable property.
FINE BUILDING SITE, 9O,lG feet, on. X
street, between senator shefmHn's aud Judge
wss9ss 2PSss e5ptSl5ins Eaem. and e1 gp
der rent at ss5 yer month";; can be bought for saOO
'Hf TiIh Hli3 3THkhE " sT0RY BRICK HOUSE No. Isa
street nSTtnSs; sthln I've s9Tsres & ,hs GSsP,,S
room and kitchen; second noor-sitting room, bed.
and RG ShsmSsf PTce snd st
THE HiiEE.sToRY BRIGK llEsfDENCE,
SstRseS SisR and S cosiaiSins ten en- rooms and 6st
| room. First nGor, two parlors, dining.Ioom aud
SheS sbs eS.@SerS and Ss,h room. With water cosst
third door, two large chambers, Cellar under main
Lot 9oIOS feet street improvements completed and
Al fS fsyGIsSls az ne sqnsP Sl% Of Third
,sss rSaas n sse 2S tss .sot Snn
psS" zone one y tSs Sns. ite for
rSs q cgtsses in the whole FfcH Ffftc HfFef 9Ry
fss G.sts broker liz Pennsyivanis sys6gs s6,,
TOR sALE-A SPLENDID FARM II
wa.hinstoSS. two miles from station 4, and q X 4:
land ssgE plenty o. timber mar bed gdnD ,nsiesS, hs.s,
sEgS SpS S;fS's4h g ~ FOSf &c. So
sst On the SS., .ds q f FSatssaS .rsS
between y street and Rhode Island avenue. Also
;s ysnas betwoen Sn Frst and second streat IL
aaire 'h 9 * Nv O''"'' Join !. ENNIS, Attorney.
CoR SALE TWO NEW FRAMES, vER'
s1f sRe P5ssS Sn
SoHshi 4 10y SqTeS and on long t%s InqSs sn
ner Of siIth street and New York avenue noT;l
EoR sALE-yERY DESIRABLE BuILDIN,
aGEs s 1 Il and 'Rs ESsr sHs s'
Real Estate and Insurance DrofSrS. lin street.
myi1-eu2w
} UNoR sALE-HoUsE AND LOT No. 1918
| II street northwest; three-story brick, oompari
lively new; lot u feet front by ~ feet deep PTic
Gs aysnue @ys
, INoR sALE-LRAsR, GOODWILL AND FI1
II TURES OF LIVERY STABLE in one OF m
best locations in the city, and now doing nne bus
n''" For pfT[iaST1issfT TaTisTh sIetS ]. Aus, ks
, mylSst tstarl Star Ohice Buildins
s INoR SALE AND RENT.-PARTIEs HAyIN
a i HOUSES for sale rent or lease, or LOT
9 Will md prompt aud enerKetio attention give
/ thereto by q cali upon HESTER h RYAN,
: Real Estate Agents and Brokers' No lh First sire
southeast Capitol Hill. myitu
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

ID hOPOSALS fOh fhhSH bEkf.
OTTIoB AcTRo OoNMIssARI BuBsIsTENcE,l
foRr NHITPLE, Va, May ~, l5la !
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will DO received at
the Fresh beef required by the subsistence Depart
m Mt, U Az a. this station, during the siI months
Blank forms for proposals and information AS TO
e9nditlons, quality 2f beef, payments, &c, can be
GEO. araRIMEs,
myl7 First Lieut. ID Artillery, A. o, 3.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-21

DoARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
Id DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA,
WAsHIHoroS, April Q, l6Ia
reward OF FIFTY (s5Ol DOLLARS will be paid
persons who have stolen, or who may hereafter be
found stealing, the Man.hOe and Sewer.trap Covers
in the cities 81 Wellington and Georgetown.
By order OF the Board, -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-21
LOST AND FOUND.

II for ten shares OF stock in the Merchants and
Mechanics Building Association. All persous are
MArned ARAlnAt Negotiating the same. myla9t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-21

nor RENT-THE NATIONAL LAUNDRY,
II south side OF Pennsylvania avenue, between
WM II, MINNIN,
Ap23.f 6U3 Fifteenth street, opposite Treasury.
ENOR SALE SIXTY ACRES. ADJOINING
II the Maryland Agricultural College, eight miles
from Washington and one mile and quarter from
College station. THOS J. BARCLAY,
apl0.u 72i Eighteenth st., or llO9 Pa. ay
GOLDEN HILL.-THIS FLOUR FOR SALE
VI in quantities TO suit, Its quality never better
than now. All other grade Flour In store and for
sale low by ", NJ GAIT, Indiana Avenue and First
street. Ap4u
ID ARE CHANCE TO SECURE CHEAP FUR
IL niture Of my own manufacture, The under.
signed, desrous OF closing business. Offers his entire
stock for sale At reduced prices
myGu ss Eighth st.. bet MarTst SpaHa aud b.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-20
The Second Volume of the Jorn

MAJ. ends with this number
\ few bills will 30 out herewith which
will show To those to whom they are adj
dressed the amount of their arrcara%es In
this respect we have so far but little com
plant TO make. But few have altogether
failed to pay; many require only a remind
or, and some pay stateelly in advance--the
most valuable, partly because they are thus
the least troublesome, portion Of our patrons
We trust our friends viii give due hcet!
to the claims they receive to-day. Though
small they represent the aggregate Of paper,
ink, wear and tear of material, and mental
and physical labor for year All of these
are equivalent TO cash
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-20

Deiiraiinn.-Th Catholic Church
dedicated September 2Sth and oct0hcr 9TH,
respectively, TX Most Reverend Archbishop
RAYLEY of Baltimore
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-20

Go to CHAs RnICHANABCH * Co, Tor
Brown Stout, Porter Ale, &c.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-20

Rcrip~ori.y.--If our friend, L. L.
BAyLY, Esq, of The Warren (Nal SHti4d
will favor Us with an opportunity similar
TO that which called forth his very pleasant
notice last week, wen be happy to recipro-
tuft
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-20

k'Or first -cla;s Pictures, visit Monsieur
NIMMo. Bring Inc babies between II und
| clock i
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Frostburg. Sept. go. 1873.


ColIisiOn.-Two coal trains coilid"d
near Borden Shaft Thursday morning re
sulting in some damage to cars. Nobody
hurt
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-20

EDdeDendens.--lIENRY RErLBE,
Esq, Mayor of Frostburg announces him
self an Independent candidate for the Sher-
ifaty Of Allcgany.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-20

& Tumble. -TMco Frosthurg Youths
hungry ief~;l riGeup the gentle deciWity
leading from Tie depotto Main street, board
ed Il two-horse wagon on Monday morning
and mounted chest thcrcin The wagon
started; the chest slipped rcarwarI; end
gate gave way, and trmh'cd the entire lot
OF first and second class freight to terra
.fr"~. The scene, though laugl,ah'c to llle
by ISLANDERS, was 'unpluzzcnt' to the vic
Tins. One rising 10 see # anybody was
hart found his own wrist spraincd, which
prevented him from removing the chest
from oil the ribs of a comra,ie, while the
third @lcetijlly emerged from lhc fcjri& I'M
hart.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-20

HsiSOvsscrsy.-RI cH>RD and RoEEEr
JACKSON, colorcd, on complaint OF ''EonoE
.IouY-oN, were arrested by raiilr Evans Il
few days since for being disurdcrly at the
A. " j.. Church. Justice " Els imposed a
fine of So, and costs %2.t5 on each, or
$1,000 fer the evenings pleasure.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-20
Ebesi;raiinn.-Tl

DIR. Gambler, resident Dentist oycl
Post Office.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-20

zseciinpa.-In a note to Thursday >
T'msy, JcaEPH G KELLEY. Esq, President
OF IiIc Miners Union, declines the nomina,
cr~' Convention, held here Saturday even
ing last Mr.. KELLY, however, Expresses
himself in sympathy with the movement
--tH.s-1aye laws enacted beneficial 10 the
miners
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-20
IIITCII\S BROS.
OPENING OF THE
= all Campaign
At MARX WI\ELAND'S
Wholesale and Retail House,
ENNNTEING. W.. Z


would respectfully the trade OF M community and the
public generally that daily receiving large onsgnmons Of all
kinds Goods comprising everything belonging frclass establish
Dress Goods all and styles both Foreign and Do
Muns Prints Fanna Cloths cassiores sanets Jeans and
all Domestic Fabrics sold at the SMALLEST profits.
Ready Made Clothing Men Boys and Children my Spae
having facilities for selecting Goods and getting them manufactured
by experienced worknen.
Boots and Shoes suit the particular endless variety
always Of hand a the LOWEST prices.
OF Carpets and Oil Cloths have decidedly best
prices compete with the cheapest house the State
Groceries of every kind am almost giving awank Of u-20 bars
E. T. Bbbu Soap for 81 Teas away down 50 per pound
and everything else in proportion!
Hats Caps Jewey Watches and Clocks the latest designs my
aueenswar ilassw Cooking and Heating and general House
hold Goods all be found the quantities and best qualities
In addition the above would have purchased the entire product
the largest Woen Factories West Virginia comprising 800
pairs White homemade Blankets 100 pairs Gray ditto, and 1000 yards
best made Flannel all coors and ythe best adapted the
working peop of which will be sold at LOWEST prices
All persons visiting will find their decided advantage
examine goods and prices They will not find
my advertisement a fable but a reality.
Wokngmen Of Frostbug and vicinity will that they
ing for credit All buying goods OF description
at lower figures from than anywhere else in this
MARX WlNELAND, Frostburg, Md.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-20

Rs0.,.s forget that Billy EVANS has
opened Il New Cash Store on Bowery street
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-20

Diet the bcst-lhe "fronsidc~"--at 80
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-20

Executive MeeiinG.-A special
meeting of the County Executive Commit
teeol the Miners Union will be held in this
Place to-day, TO consider the course to be
pursued with reference to the strike in the
Hampshire and Virginia Mines on account
ct the refusal of the Company to place
scales at the mine.
Some important action affecting the tick
ct nominated here last Saturday is designed,
owing 10 expressed dissatisfaction there
With on the part of many miners. The
presence and action of all the members of
the Committee, il is thought, will give Il
conclusion OF this sort more authoritative
aspect and thus command the confidence
anu support Of the craft.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-20

requests us tC state that, hay ing received no
benefit from ,he recent ball held by the
"Shamrock Cub" and feeling he has thus
been placed in false position before the
public, desires his name to he used no more
III similar connections without satisfactory
guarantee. He feel, grateful to MI those
who have favored him
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-20

Departlare.-Dr J. NJ. PORTER and
family left Frostburg Friday morning of
last week for their future home at Mt. Yer
non, Ohio. II is probably not eNtravagant
10 say that in one individual Frostburg has
"~uar sustained loss equal to the removal
of DR. PORTER. lie Is a liberalization q
genial gentleman, a wise, humane and CON
scientious physician. lie leaves behind a
host of friends TO whom lie is endcarcd on
account of faithful services, efficiently rem
dered and followed by happy results. Not
one OF these but will join US in confidently
commenting him to the highest regard OF
the community to which he has gone an
hope for him the achievement Of the rich
success due his kindness, talents and ability.
tlIAs' REICHANBACH IL Co is the place
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-20

aeok.-'rhose Wishing TO send money
to their Relatives and Friends living in the
Old Country, can get drafts ON any part OF
Europe or Orient, at current rates hv APP
plying 10 PELLEGEIN & SCHUMACHER
Swiss WatChmakclS, Frosthurg. Nd
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-20

On Frost's Avenue, near Broadway.
Course of Study will embrace the Ele-
mentary and Higher English Branches
Music and Tapestry.
Quarters will consist Of 10 weeks each
and prices range from - to Sl2 per quarter
The intention is to establish here Fe-
male Seminary. TO that end, as numbers
aud the advancement Of scholars require it
proper facilities will be secured for the pur-
pose and assistant teachers employed.
Tho sympathy and patronage Of the PEG
pie are earnestly solicited in behalf of the
enterprise.
rs" Mis-. GROVE can hc seen at Mr.
Joseph Knodcs, on Broadway, or 1T the
school. " sept 20
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Temperance yacc.ins

etahkserse hCc NccstDS.-t udcI
the auspices of the Young Mems Christian
Association of Frostburg Il meeting was
held in the NJ, L. Church on Friday even
ing OF last week to discuss the temperance
question
After scriplurai reading and prayer by
Key. j, RCHL. Of the Reformed Church,
DIR. W. II. RAvENscRArT, President. took
the Chair
At the conclusion of some regular bust
ness Rev l.. T. WIDEEmAA, OF the VI. l..
Church, suggested Unanimous, invitation
10 Revs SAMUEL REGISTER and |. RAN
poLpu FINLEY, Of the VI. L. Church. South.
whom lie observed present to favor the au-
dicnce with addresses This wasaarced to.
Both gentlemen acceded in handsome
manner, though their effort, were impronp-
tn.
MI, NIDERNAN again proposed a second
Mas Meeting to be held Friday evening.
18Th inst, at : O'Clock to which the same
distinguished gentlemen should be invited,
together with other Ministers to deliver
addresses.
Both DR.. REGISTER and FINLEY signid-
ed their Willingness to attend and parlioi-
PATE
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