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TILE SUN.
1877. NEW YORK. 1877,

The dincrent editions OF TnF sl'N during rle ncu
year Will be the during The year that has just
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OF reform and rctrcncmcnt aui Of ht substitution 4
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public affairs l. VIII contend for the government "
the people ny the people nj for the people. opposed
To government b, frauds IN the bal Ut box and 10 M
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from mi hon of sous-Nlth the most careful. cons
pete aud uusts GRITTY account, Of current events ant
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people against me entertainments OF unluslarI po"er
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COZ. James I. Hayes, formerly an I'm Ii
Qua state Senator. aud n valiant soldier during
the war. lately confined IN an Insane asylum in
TINS state because OF defensive insanity Was
on tuesday last badly misused by an attendant
~ Trivial onense aud his ankle put u Joint.
beloIe II could De set the doctors In attend ance
tesortsd 70 chloral, whisky, laulan UNI, and
sSaneI meolc,ne. given Ia large quantities. From
sans Night,
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= TIL pIylpEND, ,v,o
The Trustees have de area their usual
DIVIDEND
Al the rate OF SIX PER CEN I. per all sums
thai have remained deposit Tor the Hl three or ok
months payable on aud after aa. 90 Money deposited
ON OF before jan will draw Interest from that date.
REMOVAL.
This bank has removed from p6 and 30H anal a. to
Ia NEW BANKING HOUSE,
broadway. 32d st. aud 9th aV
open daily from 10 to 5. aud Monday evenings to 7
kAPOLkQN j. NAMES President.
30 VkAfN. IreAs, taos kLQrL JoAEA sse.
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g,rsonil Hoilt,s.
Suan tatnI,JlrJ.

n'FARRLII'-,
" ~ SIN Az. BHTwEEX BOTH AMI, list SITS.
- fuRNITUkE, CARPETS AND BEDDING
CHEAP FOR CASH. Easy terms given II required.
FURNITURE. CARPETS. BEDDING. AMI
y stoves sold at lowest cash prices weekly "
monthly payments additional charge time sAes.
D. Lf NCl. 800 Elg IN avenue
between 2jth anu 18th st..
WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS
w taken for furniture. carpets, and bedding Ania-
mensc stock aud low prt
COWPkkI HYATT & CO.'S. 49, Cnathamt
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In the stable In the rear OF 7 Alb iny street.
yesterday afternoon two hOrsuH valued al $500 each
ano owned Dy Ell Alderman Mathew Stripp.were burned
10 death
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IIE>RY nREIIER. Auctionrer, ofnce 20 Is 81 .
VIA scll ihis day A. 10 o'clock AZ - Az. \, the
ture siocN 81 rrt III clothing store also uurNprcd
lease, store hAtures, &C. SAC postlyr. HN nricrot
MEhtl LEVY, Lsl
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&rntlsIrg.
Auttlon Notttts.

DEAUrIFII teeth for o.; SINCE a. warranted
ID sNrr hIlnEs. 1nc. \. nnnlAl Iinnm.. 9ha nlh AZ
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1nrIzEN,, SAVING, SHANK
Jm,IsG .AxISGs.bsNsTiTI,T ton.

v inhh' boS. CO. lofo.
Dividend NOTICE.
Interest at the rate Of SIX cent per annum has
been dec aed and will he paid and after the 18Th
day OF January on all sums which have remained
deposit for three sir months previous to the Let day
OF January, 1877
teregt az an original deposit.
Bank open daily from ~ A. ", to 3 7. NJ.
WALTER ". CONCKLlN. President
{ u uEATON secretary.
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Publications.
ADDE'S Book Of knitting aud Crochet, price %
cts. Guide to Needlework. price 50 Guide Honi.
price so cts For sale by American News Company. and
Dodd. Mead Company, New York. and all booksellers,
and mailed on receipt OF price.
j. HENRY sYMoSDs
6s DevOnshire st. Boston.
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SCR SALE an0 to act.

for SAX W0 to Get.
OFFICES 70 LET In srconi story sun pluing
front ana rear we'll light % ana steam hHt'ri Al
pA al sun Publication % Hoe Nn,,tt apt iran ,tursUi
fIlIt -TOtE. 1855 N,o-AI .t- o.l nurius. tll'..
U suitable tor nan ,ug insurance. or general MAJ.
irs-, steam heated Appy 40 the SUI IA llcallJI
once. 10 Nassau
fI'O IET-NccN nttcd mp store; 7th wmIi sultnhle
Tor sul bu lucssi cheap Trul l.quire al 30 liam
itun 81
Co. ~TORE and back room. pib 3iav a. -hou e
- I. aud ~ bile, asa IT, aud ava ay BrooAbn =
is q ST., evening
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II II VI 7
SPECIAL NOTICE.
During the run Of the Jay pro grammc CHILDREN
will be admitted at HALb PRICE - all parts vt tue
house.
MATISEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
EGYPTIAN HALL, ATH ST. AND 30 Az.
Ia AMERICAS HOME or MYSTERY.
srlRlrUAL SLAM h., LYING IIIIUEks, Won
TTtRY, ,, rlih MOST ,MQNpkkft u ptRFoKMAsSSS
mOLn CONvERsAr loN WITH MokrALs ~ FULL
VIEW Or THE .AUpIENcE,. NorHlNG LIKE r
Matinees Tuesday Thursily and saurda, afternoons,
SANFHANCISCO MINsTHELS. OPERA
- BIRCH WAMBOLD. BACRUS, HOUSE,.
Aud thirty Brilliant ARTISTS Broadway
The Creme de 10 Creme Of Ninsresy aud lytl 81
EXTRA MATINEE NEW YEARS DAY
MATINEE SATURDAY At 2 seats secured.
SOtltTY ~OtIABIE~ every saturday evening
> lamuauy Hall Extra spciAnie Tuesday evening.
Ladic-' Dal. CARTIER a co. Managers
rI,IR Hit TREE o. ,aiforni, Is on exhibition al
i 40 broadway, opposite stcw4tts.
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4 ost ano sOuno.
Aorsts, taITmgrs, &t.

CANADIAN pony. work horses Young and
N sound suit truck, grOcer &c, 10, ESQ, t15.
li5 Madison st., stable.
I,OW SALE cheap. good. sound horse aud harness.
Il 4si last Vth st., bakery.
SIOO SpLENDID new TOP business ~asoni
tun be seen a. stable, ia West 18Th st.
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xtriurts.

AIIUItb
COOPER I>ION.-Frce lectures for the people IN
\ tha great hall ats +. NJ Saturday Dee 80. the lee
turc viii be delivered by ". ;. Andrews, Esq, OF New
lorx ON - -
DIALECT HUMOR"
Tickets can he had grais al the nice OF the Cooper
UnOn. and at u. Van Nostrands book store ~ Murray
81. ADRIAN HEWITT.
secretary.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-03-04

Blind ToM."-Centennial Hall was
well filled Tuesday evening, the occasion
being "Blind Toms" disappearance before
a Frostbtrg audience. Those who know
best inform US their expectations were more
than realized. The performances i'll many
respects was truly wonderful, and stamps
tom as a genius in his line We think
some injustice is done him in the represen-
tations made of his idiocy, etc. He is Ger
tainly no fool. No one with his memory
and articulation can be fairly set down as
an idiot. His applause Of his own perform
ances and other unusual proceedings are
easily simulated and may be safely put
down as having been part Of his training.
"Tom" is ON his way to California; he will
again visit Frostburg when he returns.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-03-04

, CoMINa HoME-A private letter from
Frostburg's old friend, Prof T. ]. Nimmo,
Informs tbs he is coming home to-day and
will resume photography at his old stand
on Monday next. The professor has been
absent engaged in his favorite pursuit since
November and has the latest experience
in developing the highest style of his art.
All, therefore, contemplating the purchase
Of photographs or other styles of pictures
cannot do better than to get Prof Nimmo
to do the work
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-03-04

FIRE IN PoMPEy SMAsH-In the absence
of Mr.. VIM. Cooper's family Tuesday even,
ing last his house caught and was totally
destroyed by fire with the entire contents
From this another dwelling belonging to
Mr. Joseph Fatkir took fire and was con.
sumcd with nearly all his household goods
Mr. Fatkin's loss is very serious there be.
ing no insurance on his property. Mr.
Cooper was insured in the old and substan.
tial Farmers Insurance Company Of York
Pa" for which Capt. r. r. Sanner is resi-.
dent agent This gentleman, together with
Mr.. John D. Henry, Superintendent OF
Agency Department, adjusted and paid Mr.
Cooper's loss on Thursday.
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SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate!

NDER and by virtue of the power con-
~ tanned in two mortgages from Frederick
Harding and wife to the Frostburg Perpet-
ual Building Association of Frostburg, Md,
dated, respectively, February 25th, 1874, and
January 18th, 1875, and recorded among
the land records of Allegany county in
Liber T. L., No. Al, folio 266, and Liber T.
L., No. 43, folio 634. respectively, to secure
the payment of certain moneys therein
mentioned, and advanced by it to said Fred
erick Harding and Julia E. Harding, the
Frostburg Perpetual Building Association
of Frostburg, Md, will sell at public sale on
SATURDAY, MARCH 18TH, 1875,
ut 9 o'clock p. M, in front of Marx Wine
lands store in Frostburg, all those Lots or
Parcels of Ground situate on the south side
of McCull0h street in McCulloh's addition
to Frostburg, which were conveyed to the
said Frederick Harding by 7. G. McCulloh,
executor, by deed dated July 29th 1873,
and recorded in Liber H. r No. 80, folio
634, one of the land records of Allegany
county, and designated therein as Lots Nos.
100 and 40.
The said Lots are improved by a com.
Portable Two-Story Frame Dwelling House
with all necessary outbuildings.
Ierms-As prescribed by mortgage
Cash FROSTBURG
Perpetual Building Association
Feb 19-4t OF FROSTBTRG, MD.
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"I can Year said he as he

Leap Year ~ said he rs he threw himself
indolen,ly upon lounge, "Oh, don't l
wish was prett fascinating sumner OF
girl! I'd have all my clothes cut after
the Domestic Fashions and just heap the
style on. And wouldn't pile on the buds
and wear big hustle Oh no. HI OUCH!
and just here his father. as he led him out
by the ear, said, Young man, if you don't
climb out'n this and make big hustle in
the ne ghborhood of that wood pile III fix
you SOS you couldn't wear hustle for a
month"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-03-04

MARKIED-In Frostburg at st. MichaeIs
Church. Feb. 2sth. 1876, by Rev. V. F.
Schmntt, Mr.. Lawrence ByInes and Miss
Mary Ellen Donahuc, both of Eckh TT.
At Mt. Vernon Mills NJ E. Church, Bal
timorc county, Md, Feb. Gath, 1876, by
Rev. NJ ssrs. Geo V. Lecch and James N
Davis Rev Robert F. bishop of Baltimore
Annual Conference, NJ. E. Church, and Miss
Elizabeth NJ Fox.
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Business Locals.

New GOOds.-M. Wineland returned
on Friday last from the eastern cities where
he purchased the largest and most COM
plete stock of merchandise ever brought
10 Wetern Maryland. In it will be found the
Newest, Latest and Best styles of dress
goods, custom-made clothing, hats, caps,
carpets groceries,-all at prices cheaper
than have ever been offered to the people
of this place and vicinity. New goods
will be coming in every day during the
coming week. Come and see them.
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OpFfCE OF THE
Hotel and Boarding House Association,
No. ~ ARCH STREET,
Philadelphia.

Among the numerous plans for making
tions of Philadelphia available to visitors
during the Centennial year, is that Of the
Hotel and Boarding House Association.
On the first of May next, according to
late estimates the hotels will have capaci-
ty of 25 900 guests, and the boarding house
approximating $500 in number, q capacity
of 80, 900.
To which may be added large number
of private dwellings, additional, which will
be opened to visitors if necessary.
The hotels of course will be always access
sible, but with the clearinghouse it is diff
ferent they being widely distributed and un-
registered. and to render this class Of accom-.
odation available to visitors IS the object of
the Association.
To this end there is being kept at the Gen.
trail Office register of all reputable board
ing. houses in this city, which will show at
any time the vacancies and schedule OF rates
of each, and offices will be opened at every
Hotel cooperating with the association or
in the immediate vicinity where visitors
who fail to secure lodging at the hotels will
be afforded choice of rooms and board at
any of the houses where vacancies occur, to-
gether with guarantee Of the quality and
costs of the lodgings offered.
In connection, and in Geographic COM
munication with central Office, the associa-
ton have located Twenty-Five branch agen-
cies in different parts of the city, where va
cancies as they occur, will be registered and
reported to the main Office, enabling agents
at the hotels or other places, to transfer Wis
itors from hotels, that are full to hotels and
boarding houses, where there a. C vacancies.
1t has already REGISTERED and is in coop
GRAFTON with forty-three Hotels and more
than one thousand five hundred Boarding
Houses, having capacity of Forty five
Thousand Guests the number daily increas-
ing.
| 1t has also at command through the
| American District Telegraph Company,
two hundred and fifty Messengers to show
strangers TO their lodging and for other rur-
poses.
Thus at trifing cost and avoiding all
annoyance and Disappointment, strangers
can secure such Accommodations as they de
sire by applying at the hotels, or at the of.
flee of the Association, 721 Arch street
Philadelphia, if DESTROYS of securing room .
in advance, by letter or telegraph.
The above plans were adopted after hav
ing been submitted to the Preprictors of thu
Hotels, who are the best judges of thu
wants of visitors. and to u large number o
business firms and universally approved.
Having the Cooperation of the hotels
and Boarding houses of the city, gives thu
association facilities that no other ass lcia
ton or agency can have, and enables then
to furnish such accommodation to visitors a
they may require.
H. HAZELTON. President.
TT. PRICE, Sceresay,
FEB %
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Frostburg, March 4. 1875.

REMovAL.-Mr c. F. Hartzell has re-
moved his Saddle and Harness store from
the room under this office to one OF MIR.
Paynes rooms opposite the Post Office.
Sorry to lose so good neighbor.
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NEW s1eN.- Mr.. b. G. Percy has erected
beautiful gold letter sign over the en-
trance to his drug store. The work was
executed by our townsman, Mr.. J. IL
Hawke, and is creditable to his taste and
skill
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-03-04

NEW BAKERY.-Mr. Wittig Of Baltimore
has rented the stand formerly occupied by
Mr. Blasse on Broadway, where he will
open Bakery and Confectionery Store
during next week.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-03-04

LAID OvER-A local communication,
editorials, etc, are necessarily laid over un-
til next week owing to want of time to
put them in type.
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New Business Locals.

Over 100000 bottles of DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup are sold every season, and thousands
of persons saved from an untimely grave.
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A GRAND CRASH!

THE failure OF the great California Bank
L will not deter us from selling the
Best Groceries and liquors
The market affords.
We are now fairly opened and purchas-
ers in quest of anything in our line will
find it to their advantage to give us call
We pay cash for our goods--having
withdrawn our deposits from the California
Bank few days prior to its suspension
thereby obtaining handsome deduction
below regular prices, and our general ex-
penses being small. we are enabled to sell
cheaper than most of our competitors, the
benefit of which we propose giving to our
patrons.
We also have on hand large number OF
EMPTY CASKS suitable for Cider or
Wine barrels, which we will dispose of at
very reasonable rates, either singly or by
the dozen, as the purchaser may desire
Call and you will find everything as rep
resented A. HOLLE
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WHILE in Baltimore few days since We
fell into the hospitable care Of Mr.. John Ry-
an of Rynn s. Ricketts,, type founders Of that
city. Mr. Ryan knows as well how TO treat
his friends kindly as lie understands the ar,
of making and selling good printing mate
rails. And his amiable family of wife and
daughters are not whit behind him in the
matter of hospitaple attentions.
In this connect Il, We are glad to say
to our county contemporaries that Mr.. Ry-
an purposes visiting them IN few days and
we shall be really happy to hear of any pat,
ronage extended to him. We guarantee
satisfaction.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-03-04

New Books at the Frostburg Circu-
lating Library at d. G. Percy's Drug
Store. Now is the time TO subscribe. Sub
scription only one dollar year.
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Special Notices.

Htchins Bros. s. Shaffer have received an
extensive stock of Homemade Flannels
and Blankets. Buyers will find qualities,
patterns, and prices, satisfactory.
A beautiful line of 2-button Kid Gloves
dark shades for Fall.
Ladies' Silk -fringed Neck Ties from rs
cents to $1.25-all prime new goods.
Mems, Youths and Boys Hats-latest
Fall style in stock-all recent purchases.
Full line of Dark Chocolate and Madden
Prints at cents per yard and 81 cents by
the bolt
Special attention solicited to our stock of
Dress Goods-always full and complete.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-03-04

MARRIAGE LIcESsEs-The following
marriage licenses were issued by Theodore
Luman, Esq, Clerk Of the Circuit Court of
Allegany county, for the month OF Febru-
airy:
William Crulcy and Elizabeth Miller.
John Harris and Sophie Grove.
William A. Hamilton and Emma Zim-
merly.
Chas Jordan and Jennie Shepherd.
r. H. Jeffries and Amanda F. Leasura.
Henry Kasekamp and Ruthie Twigg.
A. Kinsic King and Lucy Everett.
H. A. Circhotf and Rebccca Brashears.
John H. Mohlcr amp Olive Dicken.
Digory Noel and Mary Summons
Christian Roeier and Katy Schultz.
James Tippin and Ann Morgan.
Samuel l.. Twigg and Emilia L. Shry-
rock.
John T. Turner and Fannie O. Ungles-
hee
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New Advertisements.

CEND Csc to G. F. ROWELL & CO.,
- New York, for Pamphlet Of 100 pages
containing lists OF 5000 newspapers, and csti-
mates showing cost of advertising. Mch4- v
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-03-04

Aiapublic meeting held at Homecoming
Thursday evening on motion of DR.. G. E.
Porter the movement to incorprate was
postponed indefinitely. Petitions urging
the passage of Mr.. Brooke's bill through the
Senate were numerously signed.
The miners then held Il meeting and
adopted a resolution providing for delega-
ton to Annapolis to represent the merits
of the Ventilation bill. Mr.. John W.
Evans of Homecoming was selected.
Messrs Peter Cain and Francis J. McMa-
hon of Frostburg will accompany Mr.. E.
A CALL-Mr John d. Henry, Superin-
tcndent Agency Department, Farmers Fire
Insurance Company Of York, Pa, paid us a
call on Thursday. Mr. H. was here looking
after the interests of his company. He IS
much pleased with Capt. Sanner's capable
and efficient management of the Frostburg
Office, by which the business of the Com
pany has been largely and substantially in
creased The improvement made in our
water supply and protection from fire were
highly commended by Mr.. II. as wise and
fortunate provisions.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-03-04

Hitchns Bros s. Shaf1er will continue
until further notice to close up promptly at
8 o'clock p. NJ, as per agreement.