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New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
IINE srOcK MARKETs-hY TELEGRAPH

BrrrAo y Y. OCT. II.-CATrLE- Receipts today 47G
Ir4 Tor week iaF 633 time last weok, 3l IN
rcr M receipts week, IL loads receipts tonagaed
frpup giS loads. - sales to-day fresh arrivals con-
sigrea tlrDush g. lrds bareo stock.
SHFEP AyD LAHH.-Kecepls tode", 600; ior week SO
fsr 900 last week. 10 lOO receipts consigned
through OO In mr demandi sales car ioa5 pIlceS nom
inalY unrh hanged yards bare ot sincA ...
Cel.tcipt. to-day .10 head for week far 81, 800
head same uue last wees 1000 heal receipts CONSIGNED
frop 900 head market du, demand lgt prices lower
tlps car loads f0lker Light To best Michgans ~ -
t6. Curuf, Good - iO Best, - % Heavy, rough
- lO 55 Best, - 6j 10 cal ioas oi sook remain
ia the yards uns1.d
Cnir.Go Cc, In Drorers' Journal reports Cattle
Pscelnta, $500 head shipments 3bD0 Native shipping
riet and N~a .idfj % Common butchers COWS, - 80
as 5O; steers ZJ9SJ IJ Balls, S2dSi; Colorado oecIs
A 5Ud-l % toB-, 25d43 5u co OrauO Texans ~ JO0
- 10 through Texans steady VITA air demand steers
80 Cows, - ZjGt3. Bulls, III IJG<& 20 stock
crs ~ fair comaui, 70 - 5OaS3 90.
IfoGs-Rere pt 10000: shipments. 31oD. Prices Il ul6c
lower except fur choice snip n which sold NJ - So
laCSng dull weak ana Jos, az tJ6t3 90 Lgni 50 J30
sj 10 ; most ai are soi lOstons, - 3JGfJ %.
Srlp-i,eceiYis go Market steady with lair demand
Rc.t shipping - 5Ud$j Good To Choice G&i % hedi-
Good, -3dTJ 90 Common iAght @5G+5 VOi SlilhK
Lambs 72dS3. - ..-.- , 90
fA,T IBEErY, PENN oct llCArfiH-Reeeipts TO-DAY, ~
cars through cattle aud cars yard stock OF so head Prime
, GOaf5 81 "a Good. % 2pNS5 90 Common - 3DGSp.
Receipts to-day, 2I-O head forSea, 20 4Od$o oJ
Receipts today. COO head selling Sass 20.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12

The receipts at these since January have been 55
l tons against 5O3S3 during the time Last year
Toe total shows with
"a 29 iOus 60 and compared with 1879.
Of 2ssO tons or p cent Changes the week compared
with previous week st cks decreased 623t tons re-
Cepts decreased 10 tons distribution decreased LAS tons
The above are the figures OF Wlett Hamlen Co. Refined
quiet and lower at 9G9 for Standard "a; l0l3 sc
for Gnusted lOiaa i0S4c. foI Powdered 0AQlO'sc for
Crushed and lc. for Cur Loaf.
SEEIS-Grass seed ste ldy and active; sales
1000 bags Timothy at 81 40 300 sac Cal
cuitl IAuseed continued nominal.
TALLOWMarket steady; sales, 10000 % Prime at 'e
7l''sc. g N, and !, 90 pkgs. on private terms
WlSkEN-Market quiet soady sales 30 bbls at 81 - p
Derg gallon
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12

cwt grades ~ American Bacon 40 81 per ewt Tor
Long Clear Mlddes and 32 d426d for short Ciear
IdvERroo Oct ll-3 nj planas ooas"n ,p@ 'a aiso
III November and December delivery os2i also
6d Uplands Low Middlng clause December and January
delivery, esd; also 61sad. z..-- =. 49,
LIVERPOOL oct IL p. m-The sales OF cotton tonay IN
cudo bales American. Uplanda Low Mdnihg clhs'
December and January delivery, Esd. -,
LrvERPooI, OCT. l-5 D. mC0tt0n futures closed dnii
IOSpOs Oct 1850 ~ u-Rened Petroleum. l2itf per
gallon Tallow 4ol3dal0 81. per ewt spirits Petroleum.
Sd9d. galOn Common ROsin. B 3D.; per cWt
ASTwRRP, Oct ll-Petroleuw, 355 francs for hne pale
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
norters and rraders l at 2oS We annex current quota

Railroad bonds were dull. The Milwaukee and 81.
Paul cold Is were firm at 97997l2; sinking fluid AZ
g2; The G. Nj. division let ing 1O0ls. The Lehigh
and wilkes barre cOnsOs strong 81; and Mirhi-
gan Central "a at I05. western pacics rising 10 101.
and Canada Southern irsts declining to 60. Chicago
Northwest cOnsols gold. 20 a 92&Q93; Union Pacific
snkinc fund at % trsts OF Missouri Pacific 81 and
Great western seconds at77 a7GlQ We annex current
gafI
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12

New-GOrK exchange was quoted io-dag as loIiO"s ~
the places named: S1Yannah-hedVy buFlhE, 'e us
couut: selling. a discount. CDciuNlti-lir deinah :
buying, 50 dis cOunt0par; selling, 5OGloO premium
CharleStOn-buyIng IS discount; sellng, A@paI; new
Olean---ocnmcrc.i, 7Ie Discount; bank, 3 dis-
count ST. Lous-75 discount ChicaSO-SO dis
count Milwaukec-rnchanged The United STATES
nna notes for Iedemption. The customs receipts
were fGOOOOU. and the internal revenue receipts were
$4,000. The following Is the Clearing House oAtc
meut to-day: Currency exchanges, SSlTl52l2; cnI-
Ycnc balances y 962OzS; gold cxcAaDges ll 39lo|V;
gold balances, ~ .29s,3fj.
weekly meeting to day at which II was decided u pu
u the minimum rate Oi discount TO per cent, rise oI
Der cent. the outside market threcHonhs n1lls OF
by bank during the weeA s693OOO. and the pro-
portion OF reserve 10 laJ tiles fell rOm 3I5 per cent
last week TO 3Jl2. There was ~ bullion inONcnoh.
reported to-day. al nst conso!s or money dcclhed 10
gJie but rallied To 9J5lG cOns0s for November account
follow ng quarter higher. ln United states bonds.
IL per cents fell TO 1850, closing a. lu5IS' ne"
nycs remaining at 1864 BOtn lsG7s aud i0lOs yielded
10 IO7 but ~ lie the hstnamcd 1O7 IL and
The latter lO1l5. United o-rs bonds were therefore
feNerish, ~ American stocks, for Eric
common Openco al 1872 ic % rs ana closed ~ l35
The preferred bein- AZ q NtW-IoTk ConirA fell 10
beng at 22 NewJeTseS Central y, ANA Reading 16i2
Paris dispatches report the Bank 0f France having
lost oung Tue week tie sum Of Zs20JOJV francs. but
ia Paris tie hVe PEI cent fIech eAIes e uP 10 IOJ4o
Sght exchange On Lon on advanced to 2j.23i2
The controller Of the city invites bds til October -,
Al > H. M !or several ISSUES OF CITY bonds, dgsr eating
SI74l 700, which viii bear per cent interest. The
fr.rerds of these bonds Will bc applied 10 tHc payment
oi "a Ike amount OF city bonds, maturing November T.,
me earnings OF the Burlington, Cedar Rapids an .
Northern Railway Company or Iowa Tor tc week ending
October were - follows: 1874 94lss4 1876, 81,
T6 gfo earnings Of the Denver and Rio Graude Rail-
way for the month ending September 80, Io''' were
r-.cipts Of -four and grain at the principal Allan
tir t,Jrts. tins IIth d8y Of October, were
Ncw.YorE.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN flNANIlAL hAhhIiH'
.IoxDoH oct lI-l23O D. m-COnsols, 95sis Tor money
ots Tor he account = bonds four aud ha per cents
i02E tr1c hallway shares, 1917 90 preicrIe, - Sew
York Central lOtla Illinois Central 20 IchnsvFaa Cel
tial 202; Jersey Central ibi teamn8 h,
sba1es 6 1he directors Of the Bank OF Eng ana 81 their
ecs today, the minimum rate 0f discount al per
cent - ,..,. osi ,or ,no,sv
% "a account Ere railway saics, 10 Iis a,
wees gpoe FIVE per cent At 100 francs ~ ecntes
iOJ the account. ,,-,,-- -. ,9l. rho
IOSpOs Oct il-3 p m.-Efie Railway shares l5is Inc
bullion the Bank Of England Aaa aeceittl @py'oo
ing the past Tire proportion ~ me 'ank ol
serye 10 liability which 81 % per cent In no"
50 q per cent - ~. p.u~.v .h.,ss 1oh
The rte fer three months bills IN ts open mar
ia cent, which II = per cent Doio" 'ns """N "
England rate. - - ,o,. o.. o., ,,o,.v OIL,
o. tbs accouut Erie Hallway shares ID Pans anVlces
oo. ye per l05 francs 10 eentnes Tor the
account - ,. c.nsol. asT. for tnonsv e5O, II.
,I he account u bonds 1868 1914 Ienionles cou
,n io7 A. Illinois Central 754 kewJerssy central H.
PT os1os oct l-silver 10 quoted Al 0a,td por ounce
PaRs 1lExchsnge on L2naSn' 80 a., 40 Se ha.
decreased 20 100000 francs during Vie 2assWseA
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
CrTY OP NRWNORK, Department Ot Finance,
Office, october, ., 1871.
DROPOSALS FOR S4,74I,7OO

4 BONDS OF THE CITY or NEW-YOBK.
sealed proposals Will be received the C0mIrOers Ohcs
until THURSDAY october 20 1917, AZ O'Clock ? m, when
opened for the whole part ~ The of
si,7f1, 700 BONDS OF THE CITY OF NEWNORk, rei
issued pursuance Of chapter 7i6 Laws ~ 1873 % witt
"ASSESSMENT Ron DS or THE CORPORA.
TIOS OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORK," an.
thorized by chapter 397 Laws Of 1882, aud - ..
chapter $50. Laws OF 1872 S5id9OOO
fASSF~9AIENT FUND BONDS OF FILE COR
PORATICS THE CITY OF NEW
YORK." authorized by chapter 5I9, Laws 0f - -
"STRFET IMPROVEMENT FUND BONDS OF
TIiE CORPORATION OF THE CITY or
NEW-YORK," authorized by chapter 5fS, $500.
"pEPHRTMENr OF PARKS IMPROVE.
MENT BONDS OF THE CORPORATION
or THE CITY OF NEW-YORK," author.
iZed by chapter 397 Laws 0f 1852, chapter
YS72 -..' ... .......... 42i2oo
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12

The folio wing table Of prices Of the prominent gold and
silver mining shares including the opening prices Of To-
dy as received by telegraph from san Francisco Is fur
shed by VIM Ward Drexel Building. All prices IN gold:
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
Banking 6onscs ano Bankers.

GWYNNE & DAY,
"a (Esfablshed. l9ji)
NO 10 WALLrSIRhEr.
Deceive deposits subject To cheek at sight and allow IN
.t on baaces certificates OF deposit available IN
All arts Of the United Canada. Buy and sell
1r-Goll Government Bonds, Investment aud other
securities.
er facties TO parties desiring buy sell Railway and
other shares. either for cash On time contracts
WELLS, FARGO s. Co., 65 BROADWAY.
m an1 s Nrtng Stocks and other Pdtf coast securities;
ssf rI.0uge TsIeylDhc TfGnssTs ant CredtS GrGGbis
MouGh0uf West and Europe and forrgrd frsghi Ptck
age. and VdiUgDlss D. all pars ot ne tcord.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12

H.. -.
will bear interest AZ the rate oi per cont per
anuu PAYABLE tie day 0 May ani november IN each
year ana principal viii be p1ilO November !, 1882.
Each proposal should be sealed and tntolscd Proposals.
~ the City OF New York end nc0sed IN second
envelope addressed 70 the Comptroller
The right the part Of the Comptroller TO re-
ect any bids IT, in his Judgment the interests OF the cor
lOratiOn requirei H. , -
The above mentioned bonds viii be applied exclusively TO
redemption Of Ike bonds Of tho city ~ NewN0rk, when
mature l. 1871 and their issue. therefore, VIII not
make any addition 10 the city de1t
holders like city bonds which mature November j.
1877 may apply the due such bonds ecttey,
10 the payment bonds that may DE- awarded them on
thclF bids under these proposals.
For full information city Record
JOHN KELLy. Comptroller.
CITY OF New York Department Of Finance COmptrollcrs
Oface, October. ii, 1871.
rsNIIE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
4 between W. II. GRAZ NbERG ana w. B BISHOP, nHdtr
the finn name OF W. H. Granbery CO.. is ihis dissolved
by mutual consent W. III. GraRbey vii alone sign IN hgui
New-YOrk oct. G. 1877.
The Banking Brokerage Business VIII be Continued Oy
~. II GRANBERY, at No. Is NeWst
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
financial.
Gas STOCKS

A GAS STOCKS.
N R1ns4 4HvTga Sp AsD
and al kinds Of Brooklyn and YGs s sssSre. dealt
70. 80 aroad-st. N '.
CHOlCE AND SAFE INVESTMENTS.
" -- SAND 10 PER CENT
CITY ANR RAi2gB G2gSB sdSb SENsIf sb G2NP G srocxa
INSURANCE gAf sHarf G4fS hqf
kH&aTs fHSifs Fl Fn52rrL3 81 Il EfF SfSr
~ '''' Albert II. yIeoEAY LAY 4 CO..
N.B.-Inves.ment n. secnrieties specially 20 years
HOLDERS Of DEPRECATED and UNPRO-
convert them Win adVaaase nto desrsbe and en.aSs
y. FsaencS ; Win privilege osstTa .'' a9Sas 20 MN
water layenents new Improvements going up IN be male
900 according to preference Adr a. stiae sonrty held
OWNER Box lsl, Elizabeth. Nj.
81. LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN AxD SOUTHERN RAILWAY co.,
No 20 Nassau.st.
HOLDERS OF COUPONS due July /, 1877.
i Of Cairo aud Fulton Railroad Company notified
ofce No 20 Nassaust hfiy 5O per
D. W. McwILLIAMs. Treasurer
OFFICE of the CENTRAL PARK, NORTH
~ and EAST RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY, l0ih ave,
the q o. s @ S Dc held % ss Ss oes % q
Tho transfer win closed and after SATURDAY.
ns SS'HO'' i' e % DESsSS%E i % wYM&S IA - sesr1,rs %
PROPOSALS FOR S314,29s 81 STOCKS
y
p1sas vel CoptTollors Ofce until Thurs
day OcOi or Is 1877, at o'clock Shea the VIII
publicly for whole the on
IA 29S %. CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE CITY
OF NEWYORk," under the following utes and conditions
OF payment
ADDITIONAL NEW CROTON AQUEDUCT
STOCK" authorized by chapter z1S, Laws Of
1877 PAYABLE August 900 s. l65 81
"ADDITIONAL CROrON WATER STOCK"
psyaSs NoyenSSr T. 1891 49,. . . 20, 800 90
"BONDS OF THE MAYOR. ALDERMEN AND
CDMMONALIN OF THE CITY OF NEW
1876 able three years thereof s66G 90
"CIFY IMPROVEMENT STOCK refeemabe
the pleasure Of the Comptroller, after November
chapter 900 Laws Of :, s3.o37 81
"CR0rON WATER MAIN STOCK" authorized
yp..i 80 avs 100. -, s~l@ ,y''ysi 500 90
Of s7l, payable May l. e53 o'Y' -..' $1,000 %
EW.YORK COUNTl COURT HOUSE
Of fis7i, payable November T. ISIS .....- 10000 90
CONSOLIDATED STOCK or THE CITY OF
Laws Of 1915 payable November l. is37 -. io5OOO %
dock BONDS OF TIE CRY or NEW.
YORK" authorized by chapter 57l, Jaws oflS7l, ~
payable November l, $1,000 20
Total ..... .....-.. $3l429s %
said win Of i've per per
payable the st day OF NAY an November In each
Tach proposal sealed and ndorset Proposals Zoe
Consolidated stock Of the Guy Of New York and ncO5i Ia
second envelope addressed 10 the Comptroller
reserved the part ~ the Comptroller 10
ect all Of the bids IT, in his Judgment the interests OF
the corporation require H.
For ian information see Tho City Record.
JOHN KELLY. Comptroller
CfTY oP NEwYo Department Of Finance, Comptroefs
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12

Money was IN active demand again to-day at Z per
cent on call until after all require had pccn ttS
fed when brokers' balances were offered down 20 per
cent. There quotations FOR time loans ana ef-
camille paper was slow, aud quoted as follows:
CURRENCY FApEE.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12

government bonds we're active, and higner pico' were
hroIc-d in~rc-ponse 70 higher gold. The currency
'1es. however we're lower at 12Ois. We annex latest
Sect Prices.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
TotaI salol for NE day

o. Philadelphia market to-day sympatbzed only
tI-bUy with our own Pennsylvania Railroad stock,
anr selling az 202 rose 90 3O2i. Private adycas state
tat yesterday 1900 shares Of this stock were transfer
r.d nom he names Of old holders, to the names Of
he-s while one New-York spcculator paid for and took
~ 5000 shares United Railroad OF New-Jelsey ana
Lcalu- stocks were steady.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
Denilslrp
fjorses. Carriages, Garnsss, Wr.

rJIO LET.-New coupe. by the month beauti-
ful new harness The morse Is nagniheent one dn, er
in handsome livery very reasonable prices tO meet the bard
times. Please call at DCFfls LIVERY STABLE l4s h's'
a3d.st.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12

'@1] S'0eAA' Park 60 sold at LOG, and Im-
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12

PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
PrOyuPvcF r. T. oct II.-Prfnt cloths more active with
moderate sales at cash standard and extra Oix6i
holders arp az these figures
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12

" new 1ORK COUSTY COURT HOUSE
STOCK, no. D." authorized by chapter 5S3, Laws
Of s7l. payable November /, $50 ...............
- CONSOLIDATED STOCK or THE CITY OF
NEWNORk, 'G," authorized by chapter 3jl,
Laws OF 1875. payable November !. 1897 .......
" DOCK BONDS OF TIE CRY or NEW.
YORK" authorized by chapter 57l, laws of 1871,
payable November l, 1907
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12

" and EAST RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY, l0th ave,
SD 5ithsts. EewYO City.rhe annual meeting ot
the ckhoors this Company will be held AZ the Office o
the Company ESDAY the l0th day OF october. 1877
az ~ m. -
transfer books will be closed and after SATURDAY
September 1871 thirty the annual meet
=. DENSMDkE WNMAN, SECRETARY.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-07-07
ALBFMARLE COUNTY.

No. 438-Twentv-six aeres Of land
suitable for frnit cult,irp nbo!t one mile
distant from North Garden Denm VirUu-
in Midland raiIroad II is rarely the ease
that so small niecp OF l., ! as well 10, nj.
e,l ~ his is offrpd for sale md ,hr nd.
vantnr,s of mis- locaIitv to s,v nn,l,jnr nf
the fine ouolitv of the land in this scrrinn
combined mnke the chance oooi one
p,;,, ,,,,, NIL ,,.,,,. ,.,,,,,. ,,,,,,.,,,, l,t
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-07-07
Cancer in :ile Bud"

You watch its development with ex-
pectant solicitude-the choice, exquis-
itely moullel bad which promises to
unfold with the perfect flower. You
perhaps think how it will adorn the
drawing room vase and anticipate the
pleasure Of showing it to your flow
er-loyIng friends. But some morning
you find It's head dropping, its fra
GRANGE fed, and an ugly purple spot
on one of the delicateiy-tinted petals
1t is the poets "canker in the bnd."
How often the loathsome canker
blights the cherished Infant blos-
sons in our household gardens
those human buds which give earnest
Of brilliant future. The noisome
canker, so long concealed-scrofula--
at length reveals its dreaded presence
and to our bright hopes succeeds the
most agonizing fear, tor we know the
fatal sequel it portends-pulmonary
consumption. 1t is estimated by em-
inant medical authorities that at least
one-ffth of mankind are afflicted with
this insidious malady. But its rava-
ges are secret, that even its presence
until it suddenly discloses itself in
some of its myriad and ofttimes fatal
forms. A slight cutaneous eruption
is often the only indicator Of presence.
The only means of exterminating this
disease from the system is by q thor
ough course of constitutional treat
ment. This treatment must fulfill
three indications, namely, promote
nutrition, alter the tissues and the
formation Of tubercles. No more eth-
cient alternative can be employed for
these purposes than DR.. Pierces Gold
en- Medical Discovery. While I'M
parting strength and tone to the di-
gestive organs it eleanses the blood
and heals the diseased tissues. Test
its virtues ere the deadly canker has
blighted the life you prize.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-07-07
ORANGE COUNTY,,

NJ. NcO ~ ,.,,o,, ~, ,,,,,,, ,,.--1 1 ~
NO "C4''' oe'i' " 0oN'
one OF 'he incest ihrHs 10 DE mao near
o"id"hSV!lir, extending therelfohl |" the
2"uthWesI Mou@'aih, Nlil% EirSt'y on inc
uinPMe an;, Orange ',,. oou'.n"nse fo"Hs ',
-h"'S!"n ,v'h'' '"lS'' '""-9'"iS "'u",'
neantIfI Win 't"''' any 'man,ity n,,'' of sh"d,
trees, Sc, out houses numerous and rood,
fine orchard wood and waller in ,,hul,dnucc
This farm has also number of tenant
houses, one some three fourth. of a mile
distant from the main DWELLING. really a
GOOD house. with some four or five rooms
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-07-07
SUMMER.

Buttercups, clover and fcathcry thistle,
Butterflies, bees and ocusts that whistle,
Heliotropes, roses and morning glories--
These are but snatches OF summers stories.
Dawns that are blushng to sunriscs sweep
ing,
Twu;ghts and shadows and hlIy-buds sleep
Ing,
Moons that are brooding Ger nights thet
are tender
These are but snatchcs of summers splcn-
dor
Waterfalls, rivers ana waves lhat are sigh,
ing,
Murnurs of sa-sh,lIs on wet becches ~
iug,
Whispers of pine-5recs broczcs are bring
ing
Tae~c"rc but soatchcs of sommcr's sing,
iug,
Robins and Llue-brds and swallows ami
thrushes
T@utcrs and songs and raptures and
bushes,
After Of att tn" whole years sweetness
JA.a is ab.t nA,.4, jae simmer c.ny ylotc-
ness.
Mg4. L. c. WurroE, J,ty Vide Alc.5a.
--.--..a------
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-07-07
WHOLE NUMBER, 3O9.

them, watching for me. I have only
waited to look once more at her pretty
face that | thought to have seen SO
many times-now | am ready to lead
you to a safe place. Be easy and trust
me- darling"
With the confidence ofa sleep walker
or a monomaniac, the old woman led
her charge forth toward wood at the
rear OF the cottage
She appeard to have utterly for
gotten Dolly who was left sitting
there blankly, entirely alone.
Some words of the old woman still
rung in her ears.
Il saw some one lowering about
here last night while the child pray
ed" Was Edward there, her Edward,
the representative of law and JUS
rice that wo1lI destroy all of hersl
Dolly was no sophist to question
the rectltrde OF her position. II her
hands fell list'eas in her lap, if her
blue eyes filed with tears, it was be-
cause she had lost her lover, not be-
cause she had helped to evade Justice.
Ia this detected attitude she sat too
much enGrossed in mourning after
her loyer'to see him enter.
"Dear, faithful, true girl, I have
found you out at last said voice
that electrified her.
Dolly, the whilom proud, piquant
Dolly, threw herself in an attitude of
supplication at the feet of her lover.
do not-oh, do notI' she cried,
hunt him down. If you could see
him, if you knew of bis repentance,
his misery-oh, spare him !"
"Why bless your dear heart, an
swered the detentive, raising Dolly
in his arms, Il wouldn' t touch him if
he'd eaten MY grandmother. How
could | know ? | was in hot pursuit
of the five thousand dollars reward to
set my little wife up housekeeping in
style worthy of her. Now she will
have to be content with something
palmer. But know, you are my pris-
oner. 1 can lock you up in Jail if I
will. Now beg me not tor
Can you tolerate me, knowing all !;
can you overlook my being
"If you will ask with your arms
around my neck. think l can hear
it, answered the detective. "In fact
l don't think | could tolerate your
being the least bit in the world diff
terent from what you are?"
Two hours later they appeared be-
fore Mrs. Perkins, Dolly beaming,
Edward looking like a shorn Samson,
and asked her consent to speedy
marriage
That evening Mrs. Perkins triumph
antly explained to her husband that
he was altogether mistaken about
Dolly having anything to do with the
murderers.
"IIow do you know, dear?" he
asked.
Why, she is actually to be married
in d week to the detective who is here
hunting for them?
This was conclusive, and the Hon.
Mr. Perkins calculated "Ohl"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-07-07

political dogma started? In the
name Of temperance, stop such work.
If YOU know anything abont temper
ance, teach it, preach it-don't be
ashamed. If we light a candle We
are not to place it undera bushel; We
a,e to put it in a candlestick, that its
light may shine for all men. Seeking
Legislation to propagate the spiritual
doctrine that St. Paul preached is a
disgrace.
Perhaps Mr.. Mason and his friends
do not understand me yet But the
Jews did not understand CHRIST.
Yours truly,
THOMAS ROONEY.
Tn1,. . 1877
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Rural Piedmont Land Agency.
D. D. NJ. DIGGES, PROPRIETOR,
GordonSrlNe, Tn.
j. IL. ODER. Local Agent,
FrOssburg. XEG.

Every Description Of Roal Estate
In section of country unsurpassed
for health, scenery and fertility. 1t
is remarkably free from all malarious
and pulmonary diseases. It's pure
bracing air, fine springs Of fresh cool
water, short mild winters and long
seasonable summers, its gentle noun
tain slopes and rich valleys, its forests
and fields, its flowers of spring and
varied hues # autumn,-all combine
to place this region of country in the
front rank Of superiority and beauty
to The colonist and home seeker.
We continue this week our list Of
the very attractive properties for sale
by this agency, in both he far-famed
Piedmont and Valley regions of Eir-
ginia.
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PIEDMONT REGION.

Prices Lou and Titles Unque$tjonob5s
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0U3 CORRESPONDENCE.
temperance.

J.;7rnz,.2rc4
1||' E'|.|'| '-the local option
communication ia last week > JOUR
NAL is very Wei "F3ueh' o"t ''e
writer has very AitIe dependence IN
lHe tmniPotent &raceS. tie t9lN5 oI
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LAW and REAL EsTkTEOFElCE

BROI IDWA J, FROS7,DURG, MD.
N connection with the practice of Law
4 the undersigned will give special attcn
ton to the
Purchase and Sale Of Real Estate,
And shall endeavOr to make It the interest Of
persons wishing to purchase lease, or rent
property, to first apply at this office. Prop
eriy entrusted to him for sale or other dis
position will be advertised at his own eX-
pense. He has at presenl Tor sale, or rent,
several desirable hous"s, several good busI-
ness stands, AID rouIns suitable for offices.
JNO. ). GROVE,
sept Attorney al Law.