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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-05-08
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
I IMPORTANT

I IMPORTANT
The
Best Thing Yet.
\ IMPORTANT
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-05-08

AN IMPORTANT MATTER.-Thc -Nocs
calls attention to the growing necessity for
Il double daily mail service Oh the Cumbcr-
land and Pennsylvania Railroad. Its state
mcnts regarding the failure of the morning
mail to connect at Piedmont and the inCon
ycnience occasioncd thereby along the
creek, are correct, though they might have
been more strongly put, considering the
frequency of these unpleasant events.
Nearly every morning the announcement
is madeline eastern mail" Then we have
nine hours to wait for it, and thirteen hours
more before we can get our responses off.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-05-08
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
LOOK OUT FOR THE
Boot. Shoe and Hat Emporium,

IN Bank building, opposite St Michals
L Church. Main st Frostburg, Md.
All who want anything in the line of
Shoes. of the best and finest quality:
Shoes of the best and heaviest make; Shoes
for poor or rich, Young or old; Shoes for all,
no matter what their occupation or profess
ion. Boots for Men; Boots for Ladies';
Boots for Children; Boots for all Hats
for old and young. TRUNKS, NALISES,
&c-al at fair prices, should 20 to
WILLIAM THOMAS
s8 Boots and Shoes made to order Re
pairing neatly and promptly done. Leather
and Shoe Findings on hand. Apl ID
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-05-08
miscellaneous Advertisements.
ALLAN LINE +
STEAM BETWEEN
EsAE.Tg 1EsARsEI.l Inv HIRsHseBsbF.

Calling ii
HALIFAX and ct EENSTOWN
Each way.
The splendid Screw Steamers of1hc above
Line will run as follows:
FROM FROM
Liverpool Baltimore.
MORANIAN, April II
NOVA sCoTIAN, April 8 !: IS
CASPIAN, " 20 May 12
HlBERNIAN, May 4 g 2G
And hencetorth every fortnight, taking pas
scnycrs and freight to and from Liverpool
Stccragc Passage to or from Liverpool,
Glasgow, Queenstown, Dublin, or Belfast
$40, Currency. Very best accommodations
for Storage and Intermediate Passengers
An experienced surgeon is attached to each
vessel. Intermediate and Storage steward
csscs carried by each steamer for the pur-
pose of attending to the wants of the ti,-
males and children. Fer further particu-
lars, or passage tickets to and from Great
Britain, apply to
A. SCHUMACHER & Co, Baltimore;
in Frostbur@ to j. LANDLORD,
Jan 2-y Main Street.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-05-08

The style of municipal legislation lnaug-
uratcd by the new council Monday evening
last indicates thorough work during its ca
recr. There is ample room for it in halt
success in them all.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-05-08
Method of Mining Georges Creek Coal.
from .SamdyHs Coal 7iwde Journul.

From .Sthrdr0's Coal 1rtde JoulWal.
CoLUMHUS, ONO, April %, 1915.
Edt0r Satrurd's C0M Iiade JourHal:-l
enclose letter of Importance in relation to
the mining interests of the Cumberland coal
region of Maryland, and respectfully re
quest its publication in your paper. AS it
is far from being satisfactory answer to
the statement made in my report i'll regard
to the waste in mining i'll the Big Vein"
of the Cumberland coal field, | shall take
the Big Vein" Of replying to it after it APP
,joLiTUH
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-05-08

p. S. Since the above communication
was written have been informed that Mr..
douglas, .jr., and not the old gentleman is
the author of the letter TO which this is Il
reply. Had | known this before my letter
affair with silent contempt. | have no am
munition to waste on charlatans. A. II.
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Another Railroad War

The dispute between the Baltimore and
Ohio and Pennsylvania railroad companies
relative to Western freight rates has ended
in another open rupture. Each company ac-
cuses the other Of bad faith in underwriting
in freight rates. and the PENNSYLVANIA road
in retaliation for alleged Chinec trickery on
the part OF the Baltimore and Ohio roaI to
intercept Western business from PhiIa lei
phia has now declared war upon the through
business Of Mr.. CARROTS road TO New
York. The Pennsylvania company mas re-
placed on its Baltimore and Potomac
branch the two through trains conceded by
last years compromise TO the Baltimore and
ohio company. and withdrawn from that
road at Washington, and from the PhiIadeI-
phia road at Baltimore the right to sell
through tickets 10 New York. The purpose
of this is to force all the through travel be-
tween Washington and New York over the
Baltimore and Potomac road. The privilege
To the Baltimore and Ohio road to use the
tracks OF the Pennsylvania company at Phil
adelphia To reach terminal points there
for the receipt or delivery OF freight
has also been withdrawn. President
Garrett Is out in a letter to Presi-
Gent Scott Threatening repriSalS. He declares
mat Unless the arbitrary orders issued are
withdrawn.tLe Baltimore and Ohio company
VIII promptly, effectively and successfully
Vldlcate its policy by the adoption of such
measures iC regard 10 the passenger rates as
Will show its ability 10 maintain its rights
As MI Garrett has always Disseminated
against Washington in freight charges
ard all other charges. when he has had
The chance, the public here will not
sympathizc greatly in his discomfit-
ure, even should Tom Scott crowd him
a little on the New York lire. And if the
fight should result in n general reduction in
fares, and, further, i'm the building of two
through lines to New York, ensuring whole
some competition, the public, without regard
10 the contestants, would welcome positive
good, coming from the war OF i,ie roads.
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Aid for the Starving.

We have the evidence before us in many
ways that never before in the history of the
city has there been so much suffering among
a good class of people as exists to-day in the
city Of Washington. The District has given
our Citizens Relief Commission =. 100 every
cent of which has been dOIed out TO women,
children. old people and invalidS. aad now
the committee are without means, and the
appeals To them from the freezing and starry
ing poor at this Indictment season are said to
be almost heart-rending. People OF the most
respectable standing are forced by want To
apply for relief. and among these are many
mechanics who would willingly work if they
could find work To do 10 j. certain. such il
the destitution through hard times and a
hard winter in conjunction. that IN
less Congress comes a. once 70 their
relief. people viii die of coli and
hunger; for il must be remembered that
there j. now 10 other government here
having power to- appropriate money for the
poor. Tie District Commissioners have not
that ROVER. however DESTROYS they may b.
to 90 something :Orelieve the distress around
them. Mr.. y. s. SOIOmOlS. vice president OF
the Relief Commission. has presented the
matter 20 the Ways AMI Means Committee
with petition, asking for the moderate sum
ofSl0,oca. To be appropriated ON District ac-
count, for the relief Of the suffering po0r
This is so small an amount. as compared
with appropriations in previous yeas when
The distress was nothing like that now exist
ing, that We cannot suppose that {, single
member viii oppose this measure. It:may be
added that the Relief Commission make ii a
point 10 viSi: every case of reported Icstitu-
ton. in person, 10 guard against imposition,
and Congress and the public may feel as
sured that every dollar voteI or contributed
viii be applied. in the best sens OF the
phrase, where il will do the most SOoi."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-16

Tic Committee on Appropriations in the
House has. ii seems. concluded to save 5000
ofthe public money by paying o,ly SIS 900 for
The picture Of General Thomas now on view
IN the rOtunda OF the Capitol. instead OF
$1,000, as reported the other day. For this
saving we suppose the country ought to be
thankful But the figure is still too large
many times over, even for flush times With
out wishing To institute n comparison be-
tween tie two pictures, we ask Con gressmen
TO LOOK at the full length likeness of Mr.. Cor
ccfan, in the Corcoran gallery. in the light of
the following facts: That picture was painted
by Elliott. cOnfeSsedly the best portrait
painter this country has ever produced, and
at period when he was i'll the height OF his
sion for il was given by a private gentle
man, 10 whom money was literally no object
and at n time. too, when everything was at
war prices, and yet the sum paid for il was
$500, and this was thought. all around to
be a very liberal figure.
Nearly as bad is the proposition 10 buy
Carpenters picture ofthe Signing tile Eman-
cipation Proclamation. at a cost of ~25.Oo9
There is nothing in either this picture itself
or the reputation of the artist 10 Justify any
such valuation. $500 would be n liberal
price for IL. even If il were fresh and unilack-
neyed, which il : not now, by reason of tine
engrayiugS made from it. and from which the
artist or some one else must have already
realized pretty round sum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-16

Inc statement made IN certain papers tina :
the ways and Means have summoned Mr.
Low les OF the Springfield RepJ,iicc,. to teSti ~
- regard to the Pacific Mail il totally witt
out loUGdaiior. The committee never ma /
any idea of it,"
As this i sent To tine SprirqEcti Gcps-.s 20
by It's own correspondent 10 Is probable ttl.a
MI Bowles has come 20 the conclusion that
his Tonicky notion, that he was 10 b. sum
monea here IN the interest o. cag-Iaw libel
suit plot, was withcu. sufficient cause. Mr.
Halstead. of tho Cincinnati Commercial. made
himself miserable over a like apprehension.
awhile aso- These independent editors.
scared TO death, and tickled tew." at the
idea that the Despots OF Washington and the
cgefe morarohies OF the Old world have com
bined 10 gag them, remind one of the ancient
and oveI-anxious virgin peepins from her
closet IN the captured city to inquire when
me raNlshlng was going TO begin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-16

II is becoming pretty well established that
men Will not be hung in this country for
killing the seducer of their wife or daughter
MuyiridSe. the California photographer who
some time ago shot Larkyns for batra ying
ara estranging his wife. has just bsel ac-
quilted. The plea put in in his defence was
That of insanity. but it was poorly sustained.
or rot sustained az all, as nobody believed
I'm 1T. The verdict of the jury. which virtu-
ally ignored it. was therefore practically
that the shooting was justifiable, and there
suit seems to give general satisfaction to
both the newspapers and the people of that
state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-16

Man IL gay deceiver the world over.
Two eonfiding old la.lies of Baltimore boarded
stingy Old curmudgeon of means for twenty
seven long years, never presenting him with
a bill. but relying upon his assurance tina, he
would remember them in his will. The Old
gentleman died lately, forgetting all about the
matter, and now his former landlaiies have
entered suit against the administrator of the
estate for the amount of their board bill.
They ought To get il, too.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-16

II the Western Union Telegraph company
wants TO retain the confidence and patronage
of the public, let it explain why it didn't put
down the cost of telegraphing before il was
forced TO DO so by competition. If the present
tariff is fairly remunerative now. IL would
have been so six months or a year ago. If IL
was, why wasn't it adopted long ago? If it
isn't, why has it been adopted at all?-
Simply to crush out opposition. The interests
of the public are not taken into the account
at all
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Largest Circulation in the District
To Advertisers.

In order that the large and rapidly Increasing
edition Of THE STAR BaGy be de'ireref 10 is Cur
5ieTS and se1Ted 10 Subscribers az a Reasonable
hOsT each day, as necessary 10 close the forms
ds nearly os possible at O'cIccE p. ~ Adrer.i-
SeTs are therefore requested to sr7d IA their afcer-
ftsenrleTlfs not later thd1l TWELVE O'CLOCK. III
Teceired after this hour there is great danger that.
sctfh The exception Of iIlperGiire eases.-sach as
Deaths, Lost, dc.,-they cannot appear IaltH the
foJTO4Tiyao ,Ly,s
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR SALE OR RENr-Two new first class
L BRICK DWELLING HOUSES: three stories
and basement and back building, press brick 'front.'
Ohio stone trimming; brown stone base aud ste u;
double terrace and steps These h0aSes are fnrnis
with white marble NANTES throughout: also, fur
nsces ran ges hot and cold water buffers and cook
psntrles, with dumb walters, &C. situated on Rhode
Island svesue, between 18th and 18th streets AHA
cen: Ia Scott statue. Inquire OF 18th street Ope
Of the above house~ HIS recently been reuted Gen
ersl A. A. Hum phreys, L. s. A. decls-sn
ENoR SALE-A very desirable HOUSE on the
II south side of NJ street northwest. SSaa
dec2-tr Z } SWIFT sII I'm stree.
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The ease with which Congressional inves-
LEGATIONS are gotten up may be understood
by the outside world when it is known that
under the rules members are allowed eight
dollars per day and ten cents milage i'm al
dition to their regular salary, while on in
VestlsatIOES- Congressman being human,
these little circumstances have their weight
IL is stated. by the way, that the inveStiga-
tons ordered by the present Congress will.
60 st something over 4 half million dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-16

Hard times seem TO have affected the ocean
steamship interest as well as many other
inds of business A New York paper is the
authority for the statement that during the
lear 1s74 the aggregate receipts of the va
.lous lines was but 80, i53 ,ss5 against s5. :
= = go for 1873. In other words. the actual
: ling of amounted TO 50 ~ $50.
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PERSONAL.

A Ii PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
"A EENNiS ONEIbL Il CO, Contractors for
cleaning ALLEYS in Washington and Georgetown are
rGucsted to file the same with GEORGE W BAL
Lutk Peoples Saving Bank, within thirty days
frd III this date '
Washington, February -. 1875 febl5-3t
4 NOVELTY FOR MARRIED LADIES-Send
address with stamp, for information, MADAME
DtRENE, Post Office Box l0J, Washington, D.
U feb5- I'm
(NO6lE AND SEE HATTIE j. FRENCH, the
~ celebrated reliable Medical and Business Clair
voyant, 725 llth street between q and III northwest
Exanilnations and consultations daily. Terms 81
AMI 81. Nervous Diseases treated successfully
Sea nces Tuesday evening at ~ O'Clock. janll 6w'
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FOR SALE.

k'oR SALE-Groyer * Baker BOX SEWING
l. MACHINE. with or without table; good "a new:
bargain. At l.. q. DAVIS, corner oth street aud
fenhrSl'ania avenue. febl3 81
kNOR SaLE-A handsome HORSE and PHI ETON
Il inquire AT i TO Ill street. febll- lwf
kNOR SALE-TwO tame DEER-a Buck and ID Oe
only six months old. Apply to JAS. TOWLES
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LOST AND FOUND.

& REWARD-Lost in the Church of tho I'm
rC macula;e Conception or on the street, large
Elain GOLD RING, with initials of &. j. r. to J
: lie above ard will be paid if returned po-
ice Headquarters. lfebE 81 &. r. REESE.
OSI-Early Thursday morning, December 10th,
- 1874, an Amethyst hing ON 9TH near f. or T.,
between 9Th and 18th streets. The finder will re-
cstHe reward and thanks by addressing the owner
Miss LENA, e19 Estreet northwest. feb5
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SHILLlNGTON,SLIN NEWB HOOKS
- Ccrnd IA Street and Pennsylvania ar.a1s
and Nangui-
The Last Journal of David Livingstone in Central
Africa from l>s5 to his death
The Bazaar Book Of the Household
1ug choice selections in Poetry and Prose
Blank Books, Pass Books, Writing Papers, Enyai-
opes Initial Paper and eyeryih in the Stationery
line.
Superfne Double Eagle Playing Cards, Convex
Corners. nj the very lowest prices.
The Example Of France: being the Essays on the
Pa.nelt 81 the Indemnify, and the mana cement of
the Currency since the German War ls7O "a isnyD IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-16

I ENTEN READING.
Lcnten Thoughts, Brief Meditations
DE- ar Feast OF Lent by Author of =. Rutlafge -
Helps To a Holy Lent. by Bishop Huntington.
Rosary Ter Lent, or Devotional Readings.
The Social Law of God. 10y Washburn
Counsel and Comfort for Daily Life
Hail, d. d.
Thoughts for Lent. by Oxeden
The Call of Lent TO Say No by Potter.
large variety of suitable Books for Lent.
tebl0tr WIN. BALLANTGNE. 42e 9TH street
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A s T Z o l. o q Y I.

MADAME ROSS.
. THIS celebrated Lady Astroogist and Healing Me-
dunn can be consulted at No. 201 street, corner of
"a, northwest. She has no superior in delineating
the Past, Present, and Future. In love or business
her advice is inv aluabe, describing your friends,
pointing out your enemies and inf .rmng You of the
sure way to success in all undertakings Consulta-
ton strictly confidential. Ladies', 81; gentlemen,
S1.50. ivZ-Iy
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b. l.. BLACkFORD.
AGENT DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
orc 81 HANSON & BLACKBOARD $40 TIA
Strs.f, iaSsiagfoa.
pE. y. p. Go SAGnGIr't Medical Examiners.
- n B-br. Garrett may BE- found at the Office of
oCicck a. Il. f.btss,
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CARTERS.
feb2tr 20, N,,Lo,S
DRY GOODS: DRY GOODS,

DRY GOODS. DRY GOODS.
GREAT REJECTION IN PRICES.
FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS To MAKE
ROOM FOR SPRING STOCK
. All Wocllen Dress Goods, in Meriuas Casbr,ara.
Satteens, Diagonal Serges, Camel's Hair C'Iofb.
Paisley Long Sllawls Plaid and STRIPE Cloth SHAWL
MOI RNlNG GOODS, best Grades
M Merihos' ,ashineres. Satteens, Serges. Deafness
buhabazines- Grape Cloths. Empre-. Cloth. I'D
aalpscas, Long and Square MerIno shaw Is, low aud
HEAVY CLOTHS AND CASSIMEREs AT COST
heavy Nooil,n, Flannels, Blyukets and Comforts.
very cheap. Table pauask. Napkins and T,,rgl.
IS dozen Ladies and Gents Linen HanIkerchieis,
Sis, 81 80 aud 81 per dozen '
FULL STOCK or poMESTICS
Best frlnts. last color, AT aud 40 cents Bloacbe.
ana Brown COrtons, Carton Elannels. Ladia. and
S SSnt Msrino Underwear. 81 pieces Rest "a
Biesch'i Shlriug Cotton. al II worth ir with
al the be-t brands Of >hirtiugs NJ reduced me-
Double width sheeingS, NJ 1879 Is. Is and ?. c-n,.
per yard. Superior Black Six. 81. - q 81 81.
go, : ana z'u with many other Cheap aud de-
elrabie goods too numerous to name.
Call before You purchase aud examine tine stock -
TIE CHEAP CORNER.
y. w. COLGEY,
ydlSr sih street AMI Market Spaca.
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RILLIARD TABLEs.-Two small sire Billiard
- Tables at half price.
All kinds Billiard Material for sale
ApAMscNS. ""
fel5 Inn 800 9fh street. a-A@
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
OTGEpEs THI Iyc6 OF GENTRY OF sue;
COMPANY organized June ~, 1870. Assets January
l. 1874, oyer Se1oDoo Has paid about IS 500 900 ii,
losses am issuing Policies in this Old and Tried
]. RUSSELL BARR, Agent,
FIRE INSURANCE.
Assets, lriss rs. Surplus, Sa55 rs.
Republic Fire Insurance Company Of New York
Assets, SNO0UU. Surplus, 4OOOU0
Manhattan Fire Insurance Company Of New York
Assets, S6Oo ,iO. Surplus, Sy60O0
Hatipnal Fire In: s Company q PhIadel
Old Dominion Fire Insurance Company of yir-
sin'a-As'eW'S' I ffiiI 1sq RRaM aniIo M
mayx-tr Agents, 6O1 7th street northwest
RURCHELL's SPRING LEAF TEA,
so CENTS POUND.
The daily increasing demand for it from different
parts Of the country attests its merit
n. W. BURCHELL,
febl06t 1892 street
pATENT ELASTIC CRUTCH,
THE BEST IN USE.
priced Clutches.
VS.. THOMPSON,
IebISn Pharmacist, 1903 18th street
FoR LENT suoxrn s,,vov
BONELESS COD FISH,
EXTRA NESS MAcKEREL,
RUSSIAN CAVIAR,
R PSSESy Sf SAHRDINEs,
ffSSSSShR siIaoS. zoe,
BE94TER PASTE,
ANCHOYY do,
ANCHOvIES in oil,
G. G. CORNWELL & SONS,
feb13-G FINE GROCERS
MALAGA GRAPES.
IN BOXES, AT 25 CENTS PER POUND.
In CLUSTERS, AT IS TO IS CENTS A
n. w. BURCHELL,
OLD No. ON EXHIBITION AND SALE INrw No
IfH sl.S MARKRifERD, )yrSSr.
deWs ADORE Odd FsNovs' Hall,
Vnosce vi Paintings, 1ngravings, Chromos, &c.
49,, nreese sock OF Paper Hanginzs, Window
c1soeSs, f,cflrse, Irsmee, Picture Cords end Tas-
~, Mne:. NAH, &C., in ths District.
~PleaSs remember Name and Number. lilly
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EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
BSODHEAD CO.,
1905 sTREET, BETwEES I2TH AID 18TH srs
Owing 10 the depressed state Of the Dry Good.
MARKET We have been able 10 purchase tor cash .
COTTONS
exceedingly low, and now offer them AZ a sligb. a.
vance OF nanufactGrrrs prices. We quote
New York Mills 4 Blesched Cottons, n cents
Wamsutta4 II c-rt.
AEdroscoCgln To-. c.-,a
Lower grades from ga cents I'd.
81 pillow case Cottons Is cents up.
80 (Shectingl BID cents m
And iuli line OF the best makes Beached ana I'm
, bleached Cottons at prices that cannot be beat,
Best make Paper Car brio, cents
butt.n Paris Kid, % cents Button, 81: Button
fuli length, Ia party and street colors, Sis
BRODHEAD L. CO.,
janl6-tr 1905 street, between Eth and 18th
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
NEW STYLE CAMEL'S HAIR CLOTHS
GRAY TwILLED DEBEGEs.
ALL WOOL DIAGONALS AND OTHER NEW
SPRING GOODS JUST OPENED
A complete stock of B aLiG, SILKS. comprising
every quality, from dollar per yard up anil the
most complete assortment of
LCPIN MOURNING GOODS
to be found in this market; and as We buy thes.
goods drscitroI The agent in this country we Eao,c
ias1G 10 Dc gHrtHs aud afford sell them A.
low a. any retail wholesale establishment other
than themselves. One price only.
W. NJ. SINISTER BRO.
IL 9l9 Pennsylvana avenue.
WARREN CHOATE co.'s
Nv w x LIS OF NEW E0OKs:
Volume 20 Walks in Rome" Il'ustratej.S3 80
\ Strange World. Miss Braddo n-.-....... Il
The Maid Of kiIleena. William Black.......-... 90
Martial oi leiegpaph Construction with Dia-
sports That Kill Rev. T Dewitt Taim.dgc.. ! % 20
Bazar Book of the Household. Marriage,
Housekeeping, Children, Home Life, Ser
Social Pressure. Arthur Helps-....... 2 Is
Recoilectioas and Suggestions. Earl Russell. 3 20
Encyclopedia Bri,ap,es NsT Edition, vol. L. 9 10
Or Freeman Clarke : Astronomical Lantern. 6 %
The ChIliren's Picture Roll large and beau
ii;ul picture and reading lesson for every
DAY N the month a beautiful and instruc-
i've thing for the 80
The Pretty Papeterie. The prettiest box of
The Grapho.copc The cheapest one made 3 ~
entertaining, instructive. beautiful.
LENTEN BOOKS
Bishop GOulboCne's, Miss Yonge's $, Keble's.
WARREN CHOATE & CO.,
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From the undiN hlsd Surplus Dividend Will he n
l0ftion-d 70 each Policy which shall b. in f,rse ~
u. anniversary in io75.
have carefully examined the foreroinp state
n-cHt. and find the correct ~
.Issrafy 2hh, lT5. ISAACf. LLOYD, AyJifor.
N0TE-Ey act Of the Trustees the m,mhar.bi, NJ
this Company is limited To hundred thousanj IN
cured hyes. "
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liver THIRD OF CENTURY OF Sue
~ CESS.-The LYCOMING FIRE INSURANCE.
CoMPANY organized June III, 1870. Assets January
!, 1874, over S6,UoO 60 Has paid about SIS 500 0O in
losses. l am issuing Policies in this Old and Tried
Company 81 fair rates.
]. RUSSELL BARR, Agent,
decp-eo1y Office, S13 It'll street