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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-09-29

Furniture, Mattresses. Spring Beds etc.
Good and staunch Furniture of every kind,
Right down al the fine store we ever find,
of excellent make nd the latest style
40 strong and SO durable, all the whlle.
See here for yourselves the truth which
we say
Il look how our goods rule with magic
sway.
Nor forget thqt we delighted can rest
In which is told of the common and best
Certainly Frostburg has fully confessed
knowledge of her manufactures possessed.
| Everything in here the fancy to tickle
Lavish!y abounds with Gross & Nickel.
Fully stocked always and ever so cheap,
Usually small The profits they reap.
Remember strictly-large sales rule the
No chance for dollars-we mus; make on
lv dimes.
In solemn feet we must this truth dec arc
That here none with Gross q Nickel COM
pare.
| Useless it is to compete with worG 50 gra nj
| Rich, cheap, goOI-iu sober truth-m#;ic
to stand
H en- md moving ahc... rom and to land.
Must not we seek at once this well known
store,
And find the goodly things we will adore?
Indeed, rivalry shrinks in very dread,
Now that Gross & Nickel stand Tar ahead.
So come right along-no Ifs" or "maybes'
To buy for yourselves, your girls, your
babies
Main Street,
Nav
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-09-29
A Solid Romano Gold
Huniing-chse w atch Free.

Huniing-c;ise Watch Free.
To any one sending us an order for
the above lots by express to the amount
of $l5, we will send FREE one Solid
Romano Gold Hunting Case Watch,
Gents or Ladies' size, warranted to
keep perfect time and look equally as
well as 800 god watch. BY mail
postpaid, 1880. This is our best
offer 10 AGENiS, and is worth trial,
as the watch alone will sell or TRACE
readily for from $25 to $50. Gents
or Ladies' Watch alone, 81 or So, with
a Heavy Gents Gold Pattern Vest
Chain AMI Charm, or Ladies' Opera
Chain with slide and tassel.
REMEMBER This offer only
holds good until Jan. l, 1878. After
that time we shall sell only to Jobbers
and Wholesale dealers, and any one
wishing our goods will then have to
pay full retail prices.
Romaine Gold is the best, and, in
fact, the only imitation OF genuine gold
made, being the same in weight, co OF
and finish, and all our goods are made
in the latest gold patterns. Will guar
antee satisfaction in every instance, Or
refund money.
tB-Send money by p. o. Money
Order, or Registered let er, AT OUR
RISK. No goods sent G. o. d. unless
at least S. accompanies the order.
Address plainly,
w. r. EVANS 4 CO.,
Sole Agen 70 U. s and Canada.
95 & 81 ). Clark ST., Chicago Ill.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-09-29

E3 For furthel information see adver
tsemonts elsewhe'e. When caSlino upon or
,oritiag to aleertssars, say you sac the adcer-
tiSeiaet IN this paJer
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-09-29
LOOK OUT FOR THE
Boot. Shoe and Hat Emporium

/ n Bank building, opposite st, Mich@Ps
4 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 OF 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, VALlSES,
&C.,-all at fair prices, should go to
WILLIAM THOMAS.
gE~ Boots and Shoes made to order. Re
pairing neatly and promptly done. Leathe
and Shoe Findings on hand. Apl If
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-09-29

FROSTBURG

FROSTBURG:
INHine1y-Mrs Eliza Gross.
PhotograpAS-A L Rogers.
GeHorul Uerchandise-Ro Clary.
Dry Goocis, Notions, Clothing, Groceries, ete
Marx Wineland.
L,ttjng-B Stern
Drugs-McNeill & McCulloh.
Furnture-Gross & Nickel, o Jarrett
& Brc
Hardacdre-- HI & F C Beall
Boots and Shles-William Thomas, j
Hartman.
.Saddles aud Harness F Hartzell Il Co.
Pai@tjng md Paper Hahgahg-James II
Hawke.
Narhinist, Engines-R Paul, Thomas
II Paul
Watches and JearelTy--D Beta.
Ljqu0rs-Otto Frey, B Stern
lS0up Fdct0ry-George Hill.
Fire Hsurance-J S Met2ger, John B
McCulloh.
CUMBERLAND.
Dyer and .Sc0urer-Donald Paisley.
CITY H0teJ-J. Newcomer, proprietor.
Nurjle Denler-Isaac b Millner.
Attalnegs-J F Seiss, d w Sloan, Hugh
Cy, Brace & Richmond
Pf0hoa-J z Wiese.
BALTIMORE.
allan Line-A Schumacher & Co
WHEELING. -,
jSoap-Elward Reid
WASHINGTON, N. J.:
Planes and Organs-Danel F Beatty.
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mi,Ht >''''' ''''"'''9 - "1' '''S VI
E,o.lT tn ,ro,,ilo f,~ .,,o ,ost s,;1 r;+o
sac I,,,tI,
<trnnT nr wool, rin ~. m"mr nG short mr.
tail.
Superb Baskets and Collins claim their
care
~. ,Er' the "fs y@" ALWAYS %s find eoo sr'e
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-09-29
Main Street.
May 5
Directions for Using
.EIp'S IRISH BLEACHING SOAP.

Warranted not IN T.inre the Finest Ft5ric
and lbs q toadtury IN SItten liah&s,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-09-29

CHIEF J0dge-IIon. r. II. Alvey.
AsSoci0tos--lLons. William Motter, Geo.
A. Pearrc.
Clerh-Theodorc Human.
tute's Itoraey-A Hunter Boyd
heJW-Iohn G Bauer
1uditor.-AIaurice A. lealey.
Co0,mtS~oner$-Joh ohm b Fay, r W Nc
Michael, T Porter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-21
THE PARKvrLLE RArLRolD VAR.
The Contendine Parties ut Bny-Thc Presence
OF the Police Preventing - Fight.

Tho police remained on guard all of Mon
day night. at Parkville. L. l.. where the hands
employed Ivy the Now York and Manhattan
Beach Railroad wore puartercd ready to break
open the track Of the Prospect Park and Concy
Island Railroad and lay the crossing, NJ soon as
there WIS an opportunity. Yesterday morning
the Italian laborcrs began 10 dig the tunnel that
Is to lead under the O 'can Parkway. Tho track
from Bay Ridge was laid to within n few feet of
the road. of which Mr.. Culver is President. and u
gravel train stood on it, ready to cross to whore
ground had been broken. but Mr.. Culver Kept
an cngn ON the spot. 50 that nothing could be
done.
The situation was somewhat complicated by
Mr.. Culvpr's having switch built on one side
of his track. where the now company desire To
cross. There was murn feeling on both sides,
and the mon seemed r"ady to take up sticks and
stones for fight in behalf Of their respective
companies, IA on the day before. hut the pros
cncc of the police kept them IN Restraint. II
! was npprrhcnded that the engineer might de-
! tn push the other engine of the track, so as 10
FREQ II for u crossing. but no violence was at
Justice Pratt in tho afternoon modified tho
| inIun ton which he had previously granted.
and gave permission To the new company to lay
| their tracks across the Coney Island road. but
in such "A way IA not to Interfere with tho run
ming of trains. or tho ord inary use of the road.
| the scene Of disturbance, the representatives. of
| both companies agreeing Ia conform strictly To
the Instructions OF the Court. Commissioners
! future use of the crossing. Mr. Culver has
| Threatened 20 keep on tram moving 10 and FRO
| on the track there all the time. even II u cross
| ing Is effected. 80 that the trains on the new
road cannot cross. Whom the work of laying u
| switch WIS begun by Mr. Culvcr's mon ycstnr-
| dry. that the trains might run without interrupt
! ton 10 Concy Island, and yet leave the engine
on the track as an obstruction. the opposing
| party built n rampant ON the line Of their road
| directly across the switch. pling raj and tics
| on II. land entirely ohstru ting it, Police Cap
! tain Mcclellan report ii last night that there was
some lively pushing and pulling between the
| two companies oi men while the swtcn was
being laid. As fast IN one man took u tie To- put
! il in position another would pull oil the truck.
! They enjoyed the scuflie for while. but at
length the Corbin men gave up the contest and
| went 10 work on their rampant.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-21
RAILRoiD orrIcERs ~ CONTEMPT
The President aud Directors to he Arrested
for Denying the Mandate of the Court.

HARTFORD, Conn, March 2O.--Thc SUI
preme Court Of this State to-day rendered a
decision in the ease Of the town Of Plantsvlle
against the New Haven and Northampton Rail-
road Company The decision is in favor Of the
town. 1t dissolvcs the injunction now out. and
enforces the order Of the Supreme Court. which
puts the officers Of the road under arrest for
contempt in refusing to stpD trains at Plants
willie. Under the decision. Charles \. leomans.
President and Superintendent of the road. was
arrested. and an order WIS issued Ia arrest all
the directors, as follows: \. L. kid-ton y. q;
Elliott. H. VI. Weld, George j. Brush, and Daniel
Trowbridge Of New Haven, William Walter
Phelps Of New Jersey, and George st. John
Sheffield Of New York. This order will prob
ably be enforced against all The officers unless
trains are stopped in obedience To- the orders.
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Transactions yesterday at tho Exchango con

transactions yesterday at tho Exchange COM
prised sales byi
A II. Muller son--N public auction one twos,ory
side o Madison, between Jefferson Clinton Streets
$3.50
Ry " Milicr-Per order executors Of tho late I "
sinner thrccst0rv brown stone house with lot
ll the south SIDE uf Twenty ninth street Zee
Fourth avenue Si71, two nNt-torv brick tcnr
side Of Fit sixth street go icct west OF ninth avenue,
80 ftD; house aud stable with pit t-Na,6 the
east side ri Locust lliil a,cnc, Nunkcrs S4tpD,
house with plot Yl3N2r the west side o Locust tll
avenue. between Baldwin AMI Cromwell place. Norkcrs.
tIln, also. under foreclosure one huu>c with lot lrlN
is H. the south side o t2h street. 80 feet east u
seventh avenue. Stfsr. to niainun
BV Il. v Hhrnett-ivr order executors N the late y "
Kauih our..tory brick houe'. with lot 2tNiop on
the east side ui second aNrni,. ~ tr south Of fh
street, tl7sHbl Also. under foreclosure, one Nvc-
story brick tenement house with lot. sNlOp, ON Wvin-.
ton street ~outw It corner at Columbia street aud
summit nous aud lot ~ rear Oi above, ON Columbia street,
S27.tfi. tu uluiuttH
Nv Peter r. characterization sale fvc.-torv brick
tenement houses with plot ~ iNti exits 3Np1H. on tho
north side al Twenty skin street. llutct west oi sinh
avenue, ~. ~ each. one story brick building. with
lot 25Nil1NS2iN1t2 ~ Pearl street Now Cham.
hers street, Sl2ipl ono siNstuy buil with lot, PIX
iop - Roosevelt ~trc, side, between NOW BuWcry
ami Chambers street. ri1.pp
Nv l. n. Lndlow &Co-Cndcr foreclosure one lot PSI
xlOpNiJ 7NiuN2p HN. the east side of run avenue,
7h5 icct north ui SIM. first street. Ssnj2O
BY scott MNrr~-Iulrr foreclosure. lot 2iNlOr,
on D.lnhcld avenue. YulkcIs. $50
v X stevenson, Ir Withdrew sale pre- misses Uu1
Madison avenue, on 4 hii of Si7on
The sale ~ prcui~ - niv.r street was ai 'nrnoi.
\ number oi foreclosure sales are ANNOUNCED tor 70
day al EXCHANGE.
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TUESDAY. March 2o.-FLouR ANp MEAL
ioor turing The past week win YER, o, ami imp-ov.
Ing demand mostly nom the local trul, Nsi lor shipment
ahic activity AMI hupency. many holder, practically
mrsuns .parmly ,ho wants 81 rcs9ar customer city
mil"rs Pat out contracts ON hl,ih sale ye hour ani
cStras. 81 G@tSs,. 10 Xxx and xXx 81 dlsts 51' Win
TER wheat extras AID double extras 81 IN aA'gi do *
and INK. 81 900 - Minnc .ota patents 3. 'tsio10
iainv brani,. sis,gj southern .ippins ex,1"..
Vine s s2o ' as ou1 Brandy
CoiioN-Ihere La. hen be- syeT'h but On ,lc whole,
N at all points, ani the arcsaie since sept j. now
last year but stock, are excessive and iorrisn a'ces
nnar"r,ha IF many arnoInri ~ gay Mt. 10.
For future delivery the market dcprr --ei an closed
march ii 30 Tor April Ii sc Tor May ii 81 Tor June.
y 3c Tor July, Hoo Tor August II Glc ior scprmsr.
Tor December Receipts at the ports To day, ial bales
me wrce Gown. a Of , the .pceS,,r sr Gs. e '
partially recovered. hut the general market for h pri-
To-day PORK was III lair demand with sa,, ipllb. IN
ss @ c G . i idr 1" c.. " were s, si4 and
siiS1 Tor Ami May. aud June. bacon ana lug meats
advance ami closed arm; sales 40 t.. ate - tor prime
G, a@S AZ " " l'"S i'I AZ - i s
tor May and s,'"1 ssiou1 io junc closing aver rhange
...dy We quote l'grk-we-l'rn mos p uli 80 3..s
nr,,@e st "a" s7 'aa.-smohsSc ' X iSsiie
Bekisd Ghy, 81 "'.' ~ nelhe., p'ok ~
Beet hams-wc.eru, r. hbl >lGsss2 B.ct-p.aln .l,,'.
mc-' so India mess, ~ C. Ice. dressed .s- 80 &c.
Cn,,, -rhcrc has been an improving tendency To- me
m' ,,t ic Nh,'i corn AMI o'i. ,aiuF % lnn shed
,,, ,,ii. IN o,icr r'.r..t. t,a gr,, e',rl.t hr,
changed but liuc the past wr'k To-Day wheat was
%'c ~ llays' i = ~, S g.
~" 81 isssI n vsa9k.r1 &c. =" iis a. Tx
~, A q anil N4t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-21
DIR. THEOBALD's DIyORCE SUIT.
Ante-Nuptiai Improprieties-A Queer story
About Palace Car Experiences.

Jocob II. Thcobald's divorce suit npainst
=, ~, a,, -, Ill, 49,, - -,
Matilda Thcobalu, Whl'h WIS pclorc Judge
Lnrrcmorc yesterday, on an application on bo-
nan OIL inc w'ie ior "'''o"S p'"''nS "'o r'su"
OF the controversy, presents some remhrkahle
features. The couple were married on the 10th
Of I,,u,rv lnat nj Syrnrusc where thn wifi,
-. ,. III, n, a.
whose maiden nam" WIS hfat' hVed. MIR.
Thcobnld lived in Boston. where he was en-
ga''d Ill inc wno,'S"o "','",'y BUSINESS
Tho case. MS stated ny MT H. =. brown. Mrs.
Theobnld's counsel in making the applica-
49,, w ,,., ',,,, ,ho r,,rria,,, ,t,, ,..,,''.,
"'"' ""9' '''' Wv" -, ''',
went To Boston, anu rcih"'n'" ''Tc uhu inc
3lst of January On that day Mr.. Theobald
81, hi on, a. tim dnnnt for ,b, ,,,,r,,,.,
WIN "'9 ""o =" ~"
OF having hcr thke inc cars Tor Now
York, whittier he expected soon to follow
- A, 49, J,,ot thnv mat n ,,,,,,,
nor. ~ u'e A.. rh"o,a1I ,r,rot,o", ''% ntS
man, whom MIR. InoODalu Introduced To ms
wife and conndcd her to his care They came
=, ,t ,i,,, Ia a r,i,.o nnr oeru,,i,,, sin,,l,
!" INV VnS =" " i'''' '"- S'i'~'o
seats In the large room. IL was III inc day time,
and the pretended unlawful intimacy between
NJ rhorInl1 n,1 the vounu man vL, ,,..o,,.
WIS i"'V"'" " W - WV 81" ''''-
panied her. when was madc tho OASIS OF the
divorce suit (which charge she strcnuousy
d.nt,dn VIVA nll,rnd TO have occurred in Tint
' ~ MI, .t..t - =,
ear on thht trp mn'y, hrIlN'u MIRO IN INC
cvrning ana Mrs. ih'9paH hnm'diu'IN went
To- the house OF hor husuhnd hther m Ihirty-
ninth street Hos husband Joined her there ON
the lth Of February, ana lheN remained tqg ther
until the YIN, incur d'.n'hnnr toward ~ u otn'r
bong most an ''uohut' III inc W,'lhWlilr. not a
word oil complaint OF SUSPICION relhg preathed
To nor, M, =,
IN INC, evening OF IN" 'tl "l i'nruary Mr.
ih'uphin iook ms WI" loI u N.S' ~ u, tll' resi-
d.nrc ol ms aunt, IN inc upper part oi the CITY;
bnt onJ WV mysl was NV 7' IN nn
oh'rr WIS uSh'r'u nv. the room. anu thnre ne
served up2n the wife the summons and COM
paint ina this r"so.
n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-21

HArmsnuRG. Pa. March 20.-Both branches
of the LEGISLATURE met separately AZ 3 f. NJ today To
ballot or United States Souanr The vote The sem
niv was. Cameron H,pI. "a, nill Dom p, L., tNntr
Dem !. On the HOUSE tine vote was cameron liN.
n.I. "a Cufun. jackson. J. The null Nut, Wall b,
iukcu tomorrow iulont conventions
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-21

TouGuKlEI~E, March 2o.-ln the caso of
stephen Cooper ,larsci with the murder of hi' ,on
I., .ury lr.usIt lu vorN,t oft m1n. in-hfrr Bro Oh.
r4ul. i,r TIr prisoner W, uireDt 90 i'iiDr !ruia
bob tle Albany fvutrnhaN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-21
FINiyCIfL AVID COMMERCIAL.

TrrsDAy. March PIP. M-The trnnsac-
,t' S...i. r..,.,,,'.,, ,.,ri, - ,I,.,t,,
were large. hut chiefly confined 10 the coal
.b,r.s ov.r Al nm shared If D,iu,v,ra TnaL.-
W"i'h" anu western -. Lh- 9'''u "' VA. "'9' '''''
nu@uaiing between 81 and D . There was
however. anita n we'll distributed business In
I.,'. ca, ", rt',i.. ci.i,.,., p,,rtt,.,,
Lake Shor', western Inloh' thlF'i'o burning
ton and Quincy AMI Michigan Central. LAX
sborn J,rlinnl a. a. lint soon recovered IN
,, -, =. ,,', -,
became strong at Ga. with moderate transae-
w., a., o-,~ ., oa h-,,i,,t, r'',,,'.,.,' =, a.
up from va 10 W. declining however 10 70
The incident of the street WAS connected with
w. '''' 800 -. IT, ".'' ',' ''''''' W. ~
tai i sn-p" , II pr0da H. Nae 'i'Gt '' -t-
,''', ,n' ,,S 7,. Ne 'i WIN, w.,
Intention 81 st,aii,t',s 49, thn'r'l shnr,-
Mf'hm r,,,,t.l I'M " ti o,"'m, ,nu,i'
As IN" soaond cnll pro,r,ss,d there wns
Large blocks were thrown On t4e mprhrt, WITH
~, smal!aneoa,y we.t'rq Union gage in
70 Ga. selling at the close CO.,. dividend.
81 n.ty.n h"Sa"1 aid n w7efhh l,S yr
and Hudson moved with grnnt st"uiin"-S.
l.iwcrn A.. and A., with small transn. lions,
~, i'Sul, 'a w. ,"S - '.,,
for II long period y iw .til Standing tNernpoatrd
Efforts To- hrvuH O." 'Nal shares. iuN'IN. u- tnr
SHE Of about 1uuuuN sHnrrs dufln- t..r,.lv. ~
seemed mpo,- lhie o. ma w"ak SPOT iu tnr
mhrh'i w.! ID WIS IN " i"l..F 'N''t'1i ~
rom some quarter not VT apparrut. E,rn
/ LAX" Shore nnd Western Union were uW Mu'h
1nnH'l" NJ ,'..n ,i"s.r,l NH i i~' I..,,
=, i''" rnnu'o IN lt.. N.- ii'3r'' ~.
]
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-21

frNNNNATG, March 2O.-Thcre are 100 babies
on ,Auutau at thc Bany Show in tins city 81 this
lulr N'l' arr - ar. of twins and two sets OF trip.
mlt I, irnllis WAL DE distributed this Afternoon by
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-21

Father Fradorici gave the emblpms ~ holy
t" .Nu tYlWu novice. 300 the Good She ucrd tuny mt
Art t't N., Tuuhey Will hereafter be sister Mary Of
he IueuhaYl, ami Miss Olarken Sister Mary COLUMBIA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-21
What sn, the Doctors

About Milk OF Magncsaf That it Is an excel
leht REMEDY iur disorders oi the stunach-Aio.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-21
Youth and Ifeauty.

After using Iards Bloom Of Youth" You
vii look ten year Younger II imrsrts beauty and fresh.
ness to tie comi!,Xon sold By druggists every
Ais
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-21

Tho cross-ovamlnntion d0y0l0pol tho fn-t
that Mr. Hyde'- salary, though small at first
had been Increased from year to yrnr
until for the eighteen years he has been con-
ne,ted with the company his salary has averaged
s29.2l7. This had been done hy an arrange
ment with the company in the event Of success,
MIR. Hyde appeared To- be- willing witness. and
told freely oi how his salary mai been increased
from tim" % time and of the commission ar
rang"m"ui- by which me- mai managed %
furtlor ~wll H. Tho Boston agency had boon
run hy HIM since the death of his father h"
paying ia" running expenses ih"r" AMI rr'riv-
ins AL U" r"miuiSei"n-. Whi,h- h'u',l MN
about $4,000 year. during lst3 ana 80
Mr. llydr7 extra gnmp'n-at"n "nnuhird ~
s'OoD annually ono oi inc Nl,r-l residents
and the aiuary OF the company hni also r.
Gently received on"-half per cent. fees on the
supplies in addition 10 their regular salaries
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-21
MARINE TNTELLTGENCE

sINf,rrNp tfNsNAc-rifs my
sun ris"s.... ~. sun -at~ 10 MlNu .ets IL 50
u.Ii VAIN -rnie fNN
SN. H,,... II aJ pn, Island l. - f.ii1t'..., ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-21

Mcneil, Tothing Cof dial produces I'm and
Lcau,uui !, pOse IN chlldrcm twenty-five een's'--ih
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-21

Fifty per cont saved by using uiggins's Ger
man Laundry sOap-it0
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Susinrss looatts.

J"hn *. Terry. s1G iir""d~"N,wi' ..f" ti1
-i
4l.,. HuI f.y- Hats. iaUi,s auu Canal .u t...
H. t,t liHf l44''-
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IbI.AIit'> FILLS,

T.. 80 j.. .l.t lru.IY irr gnHt an' rher' 9
H., % .... - @, tt uAh ~ Phantom \ o.I.
t..l'-. +.t ~ $500. t-'. = ol.I Do, a. ItN--.,tr
A. Co>oTTKOK OF KHEvMATIsM,
bAi~AN NA|i, u.HDUNti. %, .unt,l Ivy 81, y'i, -
-t'1t tuur' lI.lut Nd, t",t uittN lt.l,
~ HATS, Si.00. .lin. u.I.. NI hral NA'
pit''s, s.. NHl. q" worth =" A.N u. .N 81 ''
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wApE-TAYLon On estlrla,. Nar 'll 1872 20
n n ll.nuu IiNI bins, Walter NuIN fH g.. =,
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New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
THL STATE OF TRADE.
RnRDPEAN NARKErs

LIVERPOOL June iun At TO-; Western
9q m al 10 Bg eaT aS Sl' a, d M az o SS slo Sss
az ~ o. Geef-Iaiia Ness dun m So Extra Iss G9
dun 40 Tal.ow-PIIme CITY nrmer at 40 TurpeRne-
Spirits dun al rs g. E0An-Common duh at 53 Ilne Gu
a.. FoHr-EXra STATE steady az 20. Wieat-No } spring
steady az II so spring steady al lI7i Winter south
market. Corn-Mlxcd sot, QUIZ az "a.
IIvERP0c June zll2 m.lhe receipts Of Cotton today
led better Uplnds, Low MiIdmg clause and Juv
livery, Cad. also sNes " the same, 6'ld. Upands Low
The same. ai paads, Low Mdding Lluse, August aud
September delivery, 6iiqed; Upands Low Mddhng clause
seDtembrr and october delivery 6iasqd
LIVERPOOL June 21-l2JO b. u.-Cotion and hrmer
Mddlug Upands Sgd, Mddiug orleans. 67ed.. sales,
LTEEPool June 27-l3O p. m.-Cheese 81 & cwt for
best grades Of American.
ding claus, August and september delivery. Gasd.
LIVERPOOL June E'-3 p NJ plands Cotton, Low Mid
Mddng clause. July ana August delivery 6ssd; Upiands
Low Aedhng claus. september and october de ery sd
OpliH ~" 5hlint cIt.t' Jttopei ana NoFenber dehY.
cry, O'8i pahus Low Mdding clause, CROP shipped
0co - d November. sail Cad The sales today included
LIvKKroo june 27-4 p. m.-U plands Cotton Low Mid
On ans clause july ana Agssl delivery 6'd; Upiand- Low
lands Low Slddling CLAUSE, nOw landing, 6segi.
ii kRiy' l. Jule - p. in-Colt futures steady.
LOS OK June - Silver j. quoted to-day 40 l33d y ounce
lnia ounc Dls "eie allotted today iisd. rupee
Lo>Dos. June 27l2so p United States Il per cent
bonds loi ,si new nFts' lOt = ILLINOIS central 4J2
LONDON, june -1-l:0 mCOnsols gl7,a for money and
~ ior e account Pans adyices quote per
IosDoS, JuDe 1850 ,. Consos s4sa for money and
50 ir tho account Paris adyices quote per
lOOf % - for The account
LoSDoN, June 10 oonsos 81 money and 9.7is
ioT tie account. spirits Of lurpentine "a a. cwt.
Los DOs. = une -EYenlnr.-IInseei Di 427 10 = ton
FAts June Z-E1cninge on London, 25f 10 10 or
ASrlAr, June 27.-Peroleum 81 af for nno pale Amer