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/, Cessty Bsrrsyof, i.sks county. !.
1sicAiern. WIN attend promptly t.
~ calm lst Surveying, levslihg, plat
tinf uapplng, land looking, and Ill
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MEDICAL, &c.

MEDICAL, &c.
CONSULT DB. LEON, THE OLDEST. EsTAs
y Eshed specialist in the city. he guarantees g
s 81 nS SPECIFY time o:
doned and i'll treated casee Q specially A thorough
s sI,s or no charge Separate consulting rooms sos
o.n sIreet hoftLwe6. nOylly
" SATIsFACTION'-A po.itive cure; on psr
- bottle Prepared according TO the original
fSImule by 7 B. DARBY, at IFS ~ street, corner
Penhsylvanis avenue. Consultation free. oct26 I'm
nR. LOS, The Oldest Established and only Re-
~ liable Ladies Physician in the City can BE- con
.qlted every Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday, at
Fese S1n s5ss. vi from to o'clock Az
ience. Monroe street, Baltimore. octs-lm-
lie. BIO0KDy EssESOE OF LIE restore
,S.s spG ns gST Of yS.in 70 The mos
1ertiser who oder so.csled Free Prescriptions tina
whsieSer has merit p'ust cost . fair price IS ge
os ssGs 81 SPIT Sole p
DH1esists supplied 0n''e's''' r'''e' hs ien W
lhR. A. @ TRANsEAU, xfrsr more than txent,
y years HosBitsl snd Private practice, irsGts OIL
diseases OF women. Well defned cases trsatoa r.
etter. Private Offices. No. s10 18th street, -four
ioors above Patent Once. Hours, 10 .. m, snc
SPECIAL NOTICED ROBERTSON oaa Re
eop a., every wednesdss and Saturday a. be
33r,ce, va street, eetwsen vi ano 10Th from &c
ss.vG1s Diseases, VIZ: OTs.nie and saolinal wess
leses nervous Debility. lm potency. Premature DE
Say, Nervous Trembling, Pslpltstion Of the Hear,
al resulting from abuses in youth. excuses "a mar
hood, and early fndiscretons Gonorrhea, Stffsrurt
and syphilis quickly cured. DR.. Il. fs . Bslfst -
dee, endorsed by the iesilns physicisas u ss e
risits W Washington every W ednesdsy and ssrurd-S
Persons I'm need Of medical treatment for any o. N
shove diseases viii hnd II their iaters-st 90 cat
1pon him, ~ no will insure honorable ano scisu;frr
Iestmept. and cure guarantees IN ever h
undertakes. Will refer hts patrons q anF % "a.
eeding physicians OF Baltimore ard Oh " let-svs q
eestfD lAls from the same. Oa scoress .bcre
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ECk BENT. FOR RENT.
Z Ry no. HULTZMAk, 10th and r streets n "
Three Furnished Houses, well located 90 priy,,.
tanies only, LIS to sxs
Large bail ard ID elegant rooms above, at 823
PennsyivsnIs aveLue Nv ....-....- -...... III
I2Ix 18th str eft northwest, II rooms, mod imp 7s
.SSS rem ave NV ~ rooms, mod. imp 1Oo
IxI4 lfih street northwest. IL roC ms. mod imp rs
us Nj street northwest. rooms, mod, mr IS
0J1 u street northN est, rooms, mod imn---- as
1904 9TH street n W, 8 rooms, store and stable 3
6OS street northwest, rooms ..........-. Is
SlS atn s1eet northwest store and cellar a.
900 b street southeast. store.......-......... ~
For Sale.
Houses and Lots large aud small, in al sections Of
tne CIy, ~ Ietlocto rates oCt6-ly
rHARLEe A. APPEL,
~ 452 Louisiana avenue,
Real Estate, General Collection apd Catyn As,r,u
FOB RENT-No, 1880 Q street northwest, IA
FOB tALE-Two splendid LOTS on 18th stree,
circle, bargain. eeVlS-tr
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Issue on the lst aud 18th Of each month 90 Eg..
ietln OF 81 prop-rty Tor sale suC rent o., 2 49,.
Shfch can be hsi on srstcstlOe - - rnrce u- s.
be sent by matt II de -
AUcfIO3i Sales.
90 MONDAY, Nov. rs n. ~ 4 70 r 81
NV y rs.y svenue
elssins out ssie Of the real estate Of David 4
HsiI; commencing WEDNESDAY,, Oct. 81 ! a.
For iull particulars See advert scme-t in E,eaiuE
Star.
loans.
$500 81 3 per cent o--etr
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To CoTrespsndsnts.

al letters INTENDED for publication. referring IL
any way TO the editorial department 81 the paper
should b addressed t. Ia EffOr a Tac S,GT- Those
relating to it, business apartments should be sd-
dressed % Ths PEblfSlsr AZ TIE SsT Observance
ofthese directions nstrad ~ addressing such letters
In either case, 10 individual name, will prevent
provoking delays.
Checks ETC. In payment q bills should in all cases
be made payable % the order of 1hs EreHiHE StGr
Nsrspaysr Cor1paHy,-not 10 that Of any individual
|" Ne anonymous communications read. No
ected communications returned.
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TOR RENT-PARLOR and BRDROOM. band
q somel, furni-hed, no. 1854 ! street north.
west. octulm
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LOB RENT-0pe Handsomely Rurnished ROOM,
wtth bay window hot and cold water in room,
bath room attached Location best In city. Apply
northeast corner llfh and street NV. oct77-3ws
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II q T.
FURNISHED HOUSES.
have several fine HOUSES, delightfully."- located
and furnished in excellent style, for the
SION OF congress or by the year st prices ranging
from slO to $50 per mouth, 70 private faniiiie.
only.
J. v. N. HUYCk. Real Estate Agent,
No. 1908 Pennsylvania syenua,
octs I'm AriiI ston insurance Company Building.
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PERSONAL.

NRS. COX, AN EXPiRIEEOEB LSDY,s
" nurse can be uad At No. 0I9 N street
northwest No objection TO couutry. 1t
MADAM ROSS, MedicalS Business CEdIrroya1tS
AVE- dSrofogtr, born with natural gift, can be
nf u ted at her pariors 12ll Penn avenue. Hours
tfom a m. to o p. m. ocf24ly
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES promptly obtained from
a Various States, witbout publicity ex posure
Legal ewryw5ere. Consultation free and confden-
nal Other good cases tak-D without fee until case
II gained. LINCOLN, N. Y. Law Agency Room
lO lie Droi Brilding, Washington, ID u. oc2a 2ws
Two THE LADIES.-Lades having superfuous
hair on face. Al u and neck can have il permA-
nenty removed in one week, with out Jury TO the
SKIN. A warranted cure for Freckies, M0les Pim-
Pies and sl dis Asses OF the scalp premature gray
PROF. Ann MAI NJ. M MI
ectiSbn S34 7th street northwest
(SIPsEY CLAIHvOyANT FROM EUROPE,
~ greatest wonder OF the. Drrld, tells your life
from the cradle to the grave; consulted on love- ar
rage nckness death, law sIits, finds absent friends,
reoovere lost or stolen brings the
asfonishes all her VISITORS satisfactiou warranted
Honrs 9 to o. S04 7th street, cor. h. o. On
A eTBOLO0IST.-Ars. DR.. ELLIS, sos Penn
IA eylvania avenue. II you would know the truth
consult the Dr. In ell things. Once hours from ..
70. TO p no sep1 On
MADAM COSTELLO, Disciple OF n lie Lenor.
Iva mAnd, Paris the greatest Planet Reader IN
america, can be consulted ct her house, no n
sepH-N
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X teihtsS al lance - rzra rnta..uu. o. frr =
~ Efrfau lth scf rai ID rsarF laIlarsf1f -. "a
= Nvl Isyus tUstue,s. Adtrs,g >. e. m star
once nov -
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t'Ok hENI-
b. II. WARNER & co,
BTGiHaTd H Wa-Hsr. Eslrta A. MeTaff-s.
ole street northwest
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THE POPULAR DRY GOODS STORE
l. ChsHpssf Dry Goods ~ WGshiHgtOn.
I..t

DE NOV ED.
Lesky Roofs made perfectly tight by using the
IRON-CLAD PAINT and CEMENT, the best coat
ing known 20 preserve tin roofing.
HOLTON & McLAIN,
nov3lm III q street north ,cesf.
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Three SON Brick Houses Rlr SIls.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
EAL EsTATE BULLETIN

THos Z wAGGAMhN. $40 Seventh -
ICssnges male every NedYa-dAy and SA.urdGyl
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BUSINESS CHANCES

Lon ssiE-Coup WILL sus sly rUrFS ard
Lfat 2 irr Z NJ 1tsis 90 suN IINu .lfFN~
- - IN srd { streets uCrthvCs'. AuElg a. he
II o.
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FOR SALE,

IOh GA LIE.
FOR sALE.F,ne Pair Black Coupe HORSES
= sno ID abNEsS Inquire eff JOHN MOTHERS
dhA u, corner ~ ard sireetss ~. n'v5-ln
EoR SsLE-ElGHT COWS, HORSE AND
= wagon, Cans ard Milk Rou e. Apply az
Boundary streets. hov5 -St' XII
X Oh eALE-IwO HORSES, through .ickness
I OF the owner; one Shifting tcp BUGGY,
pun by Andrew Joyce; Harness, Rotes, IN
aGd.e mare; shows ell gsits saddle end is an ex-
ceient harness maze; warranted sound aud kind
ara can be driven BY the mot timid persons; the
fan very fast horse can trot in @ in eOndi
bsrnfss aid perfect family horse; no re asonabIe
'f.r rtfns d; do not Ssh be annoyed by jockeys
18th street Northwest. noy5-sts
nausble animal ct bargain. Alsoa CAR IN
hIAGk DOWNEf'S stables, 18th street, GA
near n. nDv34t'
DkLYATE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURSI.
hi pertaining 10 the Parlor, Dining Ro Im, vi
oea hot IN and Kitchen Furniture. Sale will -
take Mke place at lOi8 stree northwest: On M
the hours 81 10 .. m. and .. IN. Gall and examine
E0R sALE-A fine COUPELET, nearly neV:
4 Weed Bros make. NeS York; can 6sfARI
De USED with either one or two h, Ises. CsSGzf5sS
DERMOTT BROTHERS. Coach Mixers, Penn.vI.
'anla avenue near Sd street. nov2 3ts
nNE EXTRA FINE-TONED NEW GR.ND
" SQUARE PIANO. with AGraff., for
$50 cab, at No. s23 9TH street ro' tn So
FOR sALE-l bay HORSE, fully guaranteed.
-ress r apply 10 &C r. "a" No sic 7th I0N
Sheet. Oct2l ,2ws
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n NJ %
l. A T II 81!
Arrived, Schooner Ks.ie Ranger, with
100000 FEET FLORIDA PINE BOARDS
TIMBER,
Which will be sold to the trate at lowest marke
PRICES.
Also on HAND,
1000 900 DRY LATHs, at Sc 80 FER NJ
THOMAS w. SMITH,
LUMBER DEALER,
nov5-6t First ST. and Indiana are. n.U.
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tervening week an opportune time for
new subscriptions. There are hun
dreds Of people in this region who
ought to take the JOURNAL. They Que
1t to us to do so. This is the case in
the town of Frostburg particularly,
for we do not hesitate to affirm that
no institution in it has given it half
the prominence and importance the
JOURNAL has. And there can be no
other.
The citizens of the region owe it
to the JOURNAL to extend its cicula-
ton among themselves. No other pa
per has stood by them in their distress
as the JOURNAL has. The existing ia
vorable bias of public opinion toward
our community Of laborers is due more
to its influence than to any other in
strumentality used to propagate the
true representation of things. This is
claim not to be gainsaid. If the
people want their medium of commu.
nication sustained-their rock of de-
fence more deeply and firmly founded
they must, each for himself support
1t. 1t doesn't answer the purpose at
all to leave this infallible duty to COM
paratively few of their number. il
every man in this region who ought t.
take 1t would do so, we could publish
paper that would completely meet
the wants Of this people.
Think over this matter, friends
talk to your neighbors about it, in a
word, make yourselves agents and cum
uassers; you have arguments at com.
mand we have not; you have inhu-
ences we have not, and you have many
other advantages we have not. NaOil
pay yow to do so. You are making
strong and laudable efforts to secure
representation Of your interests in the
legislature, but it is no less your duty
to build up and maintain tribune O.
public opinion in your midst which
will go on when your legislature is anc
is not in session.
In this connection, let our working
men in their meetings give some at
tention to this matter. 1t seems te
us to be Of really more Importance
than the mere election of this or thai
man for the Senate, House of Dele
gates, Sheriff, County Commissioners
etc. In selecting the JOURNAL fol
your patronage they can be unit
there is no opportunity for division OF
that point. This makes the matter
easy, too, and just little effort vii
put it through. Let all hands try it
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Wanted-Justice.
FRosTBURG, Sept. 10, 1877


Mr.. Editor Il see the working
mems meetings are going ahead. l
know many workingmen who, if
they would assist the cause, would
profit better by it than by slandering
their neighbors.
The first and only thing that should
be talked over is-are we getting just
weight Of the products of our labor :?
The unjust practice of weighing
coal in Mary land at the mines is ruin
Gus to all classes. We have the name
Of so much a ton. What is a ton :?
This is the question. Some people
say two thousand two hundred and
forty pounds. If that was the stand
trd weight on Georges Creek there
would not be SO much stabbing in the
market. There are mines on Georges
Creek that men are very jealous of,
md for no less reason than there has
oeen some of their cars weighed in
drafts by retailers and found to con-
Jain three tons. How can there be
equality in market with such'parties :?
1t is very easy for them to sell cheap
coal by their getting it dug without
expense.
The only remedy for this monster
evil is to frame measure and have
it ready for the first session of the
Legislature, to cause all mines in
Allegany and Garrett counties to have
scales rightly adjusted at all times,
whereon miners coal shall be weigh
ed to the satisfaction Of all parties.
And, further, that the State authori-
ties appoint a man to see that the
scales are always in good weighing
order. If this great evil was rene
lied and two weeks pay, we could
meet our wants better than We do at
present.
Ye aspirants for the Legislature, let
he scales drop from your eyes and
peak to the point. The mining in
lustry of this region is ruined by
middle class of men. The bosses are
lot to be blamed, neither are the
stockholders. 1t is middle party of
salesmen and jobbers. 1t is high
time for the government to put an
end 10 such work by enforcing just
weight.
The grocer's weights are exact;
the yard stick is exact; why not the
scales where our labor is weighed
1t is by labor that capital is created
and nourished; why not protect it
and the instruments of it, namely,
the workingmen? No man can say
one word against these suggestions
except one who has the heart of
robber, and a robber is to be dreaded
by all men.
In conclusion, I hope the men who
say they will do justice, if elected,
will have the heart to speak it and
nsQuse the people to their true in
~ and not be found sleeping
WY raps at the door.
IT McO
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How 10 Cure Sickness

Natures method of publication and
consequent cure is founded on the rational
principle of judicous purgation;and when
it is considered that the best physicians
pursue the practice of attention to the
stomach and bowels as preliminary land
often the only treatment of disease, it is
not difficult to perceive that remedy
possessing all the requisites of purgative
and Alternative, IL addition to other and
valuable remedial influence, must obtain
for Itself more than ordinary consideration
and favor, Our remedy combines every
quality required for the treatment of dis
ease on the above-named rational princi-
pie. 1t Is a pleasant Cathartic, active
or gentle, according to the dose; it is
Blood purifier, toning and enriching this
mud by Its Alternative property; its action
on the Liver is soothing and certain, pro-
noting the hillary secretions; it is a safe
and reliable Emmenagogue, acting speciti-
cally upon the uterine system; it affords
greatest attainable relief in Dyspepsia,
and cures whenever used as directed;
and in conjunction with hygicnic means
Is the best preventive of Constipation
that can be suggested.
From the above it would then appear
that the simplest method to cure sickness
is that one which combines .judicious pur-
CATION with physical sustenance, and the
observance of hygienic measures, the
head should be kept cool, tie feet warm,
and the bowels open; and when treating
diseases on the principles exhibited in the
manual referred to below (Which every
one should ready the strength should be
sustained by nourishing mot stimulating
food of the kind adapted to the complair5J
while the remedy is removing the diseaaeE
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MEMoRANDUMs of subscription dues
are sent out this week to all who are
in arrears. We trust our friends will
give us all the aid possible. This they
can do by merely paying the small
amount due. We are running the
JOURNAL at much heavier expense
than most people imagine, and when
we do not get our money promptly it
clogs the wheels of both mechanical
and mental industry. The consequen,
inability to meet financial engagements
a6, stationers, employees, etc.,
|occaslons~g and exhausts force
that, otherwissy( n2dhis snent in
ter.
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EXERCISE is absolutely essential to
the healthy condition of the body, yet
there are but very few forms of exer-
else entirely free from the liability to
Sprains or extreme muscular soreness
to remove these pernlcious effects of
exercise, Keller's Roman Imminent is
the best remedy known.
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To Prevent Sickness

The pronounced opinions of the aAlest
Therapeutics indicate that most di Asses
are the direct result of vitiated Blood and
as their successful treatment of diESase is
founded on the principle and prkctice of
eliminating this blood poison by malicious
purgation, so this same principEe, by rea.
sonable adaptation to any c;Sse, is the
surcst means to prevent diseasK
Keller Vegetable Life Drops/are an ab-
solutc preventive ofdiscases ,scd l,v i'm
purity of the Blood, of Live diseases. of
diseases fthe Stomach, lntY ines. etc Its
corrective influence will p1I Dent or short.
en- attacks of Dyspepsia, lndice. Nerv.
GUS Debility, UterlnetlisQ ers Fever and
Ague and all that hume "a class of dis
eases induced by malariq Ioison, Tome
NehI aisease' tAeh, Nv the blood if
heeueu ny using IL re! Ne Alternative and
puI9aIaNc, TINS: congo ii with the observ
aiico VI nySltn,c 9lrg hons, will establish
cohol'l0h Vi poay which health will
pe lne rune ana uisG 4 the exception. A
c.Ielul pGIusai OF "Manual Of Purga-
i've ny, ana De9uf9t Medicine" will fully
Illustrate inc sup of which the above
Is mere ou'ilni nd will clearly indicate
the method Of Sing Keler's Vegetable
Lie Drops, be had at Drug Stores or
sent 70 any az less on receipt of cent
stamp, ny |. KELLER, Chemist, Baltimore
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-09-15

ATTENTION is called to the offer
made by the National Silver-P Plating
Co., 7O4 Chestnut street Philadelphia,
in our columns. Their silver ware is
beautiful and fully up to standard,
and their generous offer is available
to all readers of this paper for ninety
days after date.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-09-15
WhVWe become Sick


Aside from hereditary pre-disposition
to many diseases, there are four prominent
causes of much of human disease, and
these are: Impure air, which causes poi
soning Of the Blood and Pulmonary dis
eases; unhealthy water, which is great
source of Typhoid and kindred fevers;
improper food, which is the cause of
S'omachic ar / Intestinal arrangement;
al sudden changes of climate and tenn
perature, which induce congestive disor-
ders. Thus, the absolute essentials of life
are often charged with the principles and
poisoned with the germs of disease and
death. Whenever the proportional pr!n-
ciples of the Blood become disturbed from
any of the causes named, impoverishment
or poisoning of this fluid follows; if the
digestive organs act abnormally, Dyspep-
STA and its distressing effects manifest
themselves; any cause that tends to ex-
cite the unusual action of the Liver is
certain to produce Bilious diseases; and
ness Of the bowels-Constipatio with it's
host of attendant evils, establishes itself.
From these universally accepted truths
Why We Become Sick. BY neglecting
tilC Ia W . VI tiiet
food or eating wholesome food in an
improper manner; by abundant drinking
at meals, by many other improprieties of
eating and drinking, and particularly by
that one misunderstanding habit peculiar
to the American people-rapid eating
Indigestion or Dyspepsia is established
with all of its distressing consequences;
Immediately the Blood lowers its standard
and begins to deposit its impurities in the
weakest parts of the system, causing all
manner of discomfort and diseases accord
ing to the degree of impurity and the
point of deposit. The great organs be-
come involved; the Brain feels the bad
influence; the Liver, the Spleen, the
Heart, the Lungs, the Kidneys, the Skin
all are affected, and unless the impurity
be removed, the whole volume of the
Blood will become so poisoned that exist
ha i,,,ncCciI,1a
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-09-15

JURIEs FOR THE OCTOBER COURT
The juries for the October term of the
circuit court for Allegany county
were drawn Friday by Judge Pearre.
They are as follows:
Grand Jalay.-James Clark, W. H.
Ash, j. A. B. Bowden, George Hen
derson, Jr., Peter Smouse James H
Percy, Alex. McFerran, John 7. Dix
on, Josiah Eyler, ]. D. Watson, w
D. Poland, W. Muir, Robert Boyd, ST.,
Peter PEBBLES, Vincent Rally, Freder-
lex Gross, George Miller, Charles
Wright, Charles Riggs, William Con
lev, A. B. Shaw, E. W. Ash, W. H
Miller.
Petit Jury.-A. NJ. L. Bush, R. H
Shearer, J. A. Kolb, Jacob Ryland
Thomas Wilkinson, Jr. ; G. M. Han
sell, G. Belong, J, W. Athey, Christie
pher Keller, Nathan Ruby, James
Dean, Stephen Fuller, G. w. Sheetz
W. B. Shaw, W. Orr, Sr., Thomas
Kenny, Benjamin Fay, Jacob Rizer
James Wilson of Eli, ]. G. Robinette
Asaias Wilson, Jr., W. G. Mcmillan
Robert Anderson, James Frew, M
A. Frost.
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Private School.

I HE undersigned will open a PRIVATE
a SCHOOL on
Monday September 17th, 1877.
Terms as fuLows:
From thebrimary department upward.
ior one term koi ten weeks Three to Five
Dollars.
when more than two pupils are sent from
the sans iamily deduction will be made
thorougA instruction In the English
branches is guaranteed. Special attention.
Will b9glysn1to elocution.
SEPT ALLIE II. HARTZELL.
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Prices of Georges Creek Coal
SEPTEMBER 10. 1877,

CLEARFIELD coal is quoted at Can
ton, (Baltimore,) f. o. b., at $4,000
$40; at Boston, $3.50.