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, 1877-10-02

The following Instruments were llod for record
Friday, OFT. l:
" CiTT rAoexkTT.
A.hfand ~. tsaft n Of nlahrhe u, ~. 3txi2$
~. dated Sept. ~ ,..........,..,,,.,,,,,,A 1{GO
Wesi weHtJ .erran1 Il u cot pauliHA Il III.
7htl9a ~ tsidney w. Res 70 UenjAtp.p H.
hrbAnrl, hate,t Supt. ~ .......,.,,, ,,.,,,, YHD
t4ntt'@n ~. 57i H. Il v Ut Wabse7 az, n /, NO
- 70 ailaf. dated Sept ls.......,,,,t,,,,.,,, H. aun
"rh& r4ik q. y q " III Hobby u, ! 1. 24xt15
II u1teA Skpk Qkm
o4key ~ y cor II Ktnitc It, /. III iaiit ~*"0'
. with l9t111 It this stafH. dated H,nt L 1ksrl
osx!sf ~ l0fs aof ltlIha1d ii, d I. l31tD
~. uaIel her;, H.. l...,..........,.,., ,,,,,, 3f0
"esttfa ~ boulevard, , cor al TlltttY.sxth
~ ~. { H. IT, q ta s!!sI dated sept iU..:. aon
WI Nshien :, 1s!ta sept. N..........:. AuN
satih ~ =; ~ aat;A + : ssgs s 400
r. With bulldogs dated sept il 49,. ,nn
Calumet -: ne Ger Of Th!FtY.thlEd 1t. vi ID ''
WIS 4. ~ IT, dAlcd Sept H., .'. Il Hn
psxrD3tnA!, ~ II = Of Nurlh Nv, v 4 7ssIi9 ~"
Il tthe Cashoitc iilshop 70 William ST. VAIL
uSttwe aasa ffn. z Il r Il vat 107so
l2I IT. dated sept. .3Q............ ,,,,. 80. A..
cJyb0uTu plAre. IN II Q Of suuthpurf sv.sf' "1s
15xtUC II, dated N1J Is. ...,...,... ~, ,t nv,
tN,xtj4 II, With building tEhaE.es 81 Jaltie4
10 P0ffuA D. Wes5eh dated Sept. Ih,,,,,,,.. a sfn
e0GTu ~ CITY LlAJTs. WITHIN 4 kADlrt oy asrrS
MtLKb oF THk CuGR r. -Huu4k,
State 1t, bet Ftftftth ant Stfty.hFtt btA a. 81
1lla H. jAtel Sept IL r,......,.N 2so0
, 1877-10-02
Interior Light ami thin cowA hrIfcrA. stac.,
u h1ila, and ar1iawAE strrtr.
TrtSa- lhrunv h irnFGs s,,....,...
HCAl&-ICf Luz nj inhttfraI -

fLNus-f!rceised during snn,iny aiA Mondsf 11ffs1,
Il saTa T;, is wssH s,i: 4 tn
G,sa n &ea,r sn hac"n grade. hr sty viii hit
thsrn vas r0p os 14ttr. Of ti,c latter rtesr ,I
% a.c nofucf wEre lrft osts. and Tim H,ntkrt ck.rf
std ~ II rseksfs At Is. a<ss. ~ aud far 10
, 1877-10-02
COMM MEIlClAL.

The following were tho receipts and shipmcuts
Of tho leading articles ofptodlcc 10 this city during
tho forty -cixht houre ending 1t O'Clock on Mon.
day morning, and for tho corresponding time
last ye1t;
, 1877-10-02
bankrupt eonrts and elsewhere make up e114. 40;
total, q, ,t40, 4i:.
RAILROAD nohDs.
The following bItts were nadA for Tsilrnai bonds
on The New York Stock Exchange 90 Saturday:

n'tt'n. Ia Frt. II. III nuf4in& r.. ne h,1 tna
Ehr: hi.. Il ii = en-. s 's1,a soap, sna' a ' ~
C.K i. ii MIA. tn;a. H. {. cum Il iis1 ..,"t4
q, / +. m. t3!7 lrssI Hlrh Cen. Isl NJ a. iii
Er"fyI 'nt1 n,.'fs,'s 81 s 'ss,.... !1H
ri, sSn. sss.S: ss:; 4:$a !sSa
Mn st. r. LIT NC D4tt Thin Miss cgnfoi tl3lS
Mkai. r. con. lin. "a H.l Oio Miss Al ronso Sit
Z. IN. r. lnt BIS. tni Cen IacIhr EnlJ Ids {is[
C. n. ". ron. bta. Us tG. r. San .tOa1uln ich Nv
ual Chicago. fxtl. tEt tntnn tAclhciA m hrtstna
%!nss %%!!nss. s'. ,fiIM Ga!so iseiae Fsaa; a!2
Iri.. l.. ". al NJ. .iU.i{ r..F. v. & il ,i7N
Morris 4 Esse1. lst M.lI5t r., ri. v. C. 1JM,.jfi
Morris 4 Essrt. ~ M.fts1 r.. IT. y. NJ, I'd H., n5
MDrria EAatf II II. M K. J.. con. L. F,.,,lu3
u 4 lit&I tat II is,I f4@FE n. =. Ath &. F..,,.ltA
D. II. r. -. t4Dl... .H Cn. C. 4 Ind. III M.. lux
Ahan? g.. fst hs. .ittts 81. l.. 4 L. M. irt NJ. M
A'anI s., ii his ~ iTnl. +. War. r. H.. Rak
HtnGr saralrgs iN c1t1 iTt, ~, tst " u aass
Eric. II ~, H. 1H7!l .iiEk fu 4 an, r., com. ~
Erie, ~ ~. "a IS<. .tt31iT.A ". lst II. st. Lilly 1k
Erte 4thM: n. lss1.t4ATo 4 Wah. ex. m. C.. -.A
Erie. tth n. IL taSs t3 To ", 2h .......,. 74S
R.N.T.AE. ttm.'T.ini lTol. 4 v. cans. cnnv. ii
j., T. re-. farEe hs1hi lGt. Western * ejNr.. R1
H., n. TA r. a. b. 1915 nAftit. Wrsicrn "a Vt, IN TN
Nsn d ct 10 " tnn ~ ~. r. lit ", tHl,o, 1iH
Eehkrf as& MnnistM - IVY. Il tls 1txl1 cnuponst0dH
Meh.a 7p.c. ID II. tu1t< W. U. bdk feH........lu1s
Cev., r. i Anew b1s tEalt .-s'-
, 1877-10-02
IlRTAI)STUFTS.

FLouB-Tss auiei Ind lame. The gseater nnrnbe,
o,So1, IN Sna ss s.ss APPARENTLY s1r.,as m. e,t
IN e.sh .hesh vhs aos".. "n mi
prsvoos priees sales vsrc reported Of On br,s ~ w,n A.
,sr .. private s%' So S5 .pns s.,r. ps1t
s1 *a.ss a. ,aa 1 ~ bfis ~. ,p''Hs s"perane. a. sas;
~ta the following :. tho Of pTee.: cneiee to r.
brsn'. Of wtntefs g. oIo so' choice to nne sprns.
e.: &; !. g. s:: = ':s $
,sS , 1Ts p::%s, :ss'1ss *7@''o' ''~ a''a'' "a
u y. n WI M s ssss sss an eaa' Bales "eFo 30 tons
ton. ~ A' '''''' 'S'
souEHxisos-sales "ero 70 tons at ste 2spcr ton free
pe5 tes ~ fscs. viii ..e q fiSta 10 .sa. W. ' .
Ss s:s * sfsss
s%a sosasa a'ts s;sss .x ..fe
& ssls s.,s sfis is N .si s :.ts :ss @ II ss
Ervsn sna ysas COUNTY, m.tHri. ana e stecnw FL
a 7 ass e IT, ~. TIC s % T:
M e sHS s'ds IT. III
Sssis. Ssgs, o t e sss soos
:: Fl: :;:s y =; s s T
.os% sa;:!;ssd s;s:; g ss;.!,s; M s;S
s!sT RI II siS,aiS tth s!a,aS i .fs }s,'as.
sis:!nk :. siios; xs s!s:s i ti; nS Nd ~ 4 Z
i.,s%. Ss; ss su !s|ssssi
vi 20 ~ e. 4 3.y7 T0 -"
ss L. f.r q s%and o amsn aaa
sssiii su NJ. aS 4 81 s. Il; snS as 81
, 1877-10-02


nuTTER-Thrre ws. fairly actIva and steady mar.
KIT for this arttcn RhtpHrs AMI the local trade
free buyers. and the v"nro Of sa1rI ane rquaet the
days sccctrta. Nhfla all grades wrrc hcAi sery fn
prices. choice and fancy anaIltfrA wfrc specially r,,
tht :npEiI n thn.e lr-rrIpnns hrInp rnnraralvel,
.,s sn 10 w sss st :: 'sr: tar,y
HsiSgmrr. iGSsgn r. ns ,,,,,, ooc Harlan, an,
~, ~ |s., cr nT' Msa dss s :sssfsly s.
i.e~,sn ssss s,i-r @ ssrst, s' :i:s smsrf. saa
ia M M d. hFrS. as,. 's staY,t. n l'i'e eaans Singles
CliEtsK-Th,. lnsrkot without marked new fra.
fsis,!s ss1s . s Ii ;s'sn@
ss saff'ssa sai n.Ga' II
Of rriees i,sKawanna, Iarvc csT n ~: Do nn ai
s:s; Il: ;f; ,sS ;'; ;;;!s:;:. A.: [
f;;,;EIWS,si si;;;;,s, Y s, III ;s:sr.. st M lss,7c:
::sy "a5 St'2 sk!ts. aas1s r. a9 =!
s!;s:!as$S ; T. % r H.. s;st ;:s e.. :s:!:; :s:::
T. . y s'ss ses:a s'ss s1s'
Az. sstr& nj. ':T ;sc!Er. G.nx s:s:.s q,
Ill., ' l,is ss; e IL I'll. M
& ~ Sorr herring: lfls slt1 n, .,n"ks hs!ii
ssa ',s'is as1 'xstiSk x PR 'o'. DICT COLUMBIA ver
ns's IL: + F9s: Ssss:s''
roREtnx-t t,a,r. e':n.s. hEh aytr.. kA,!s. Turk.
S.S.ts s%.,:xt ys:i: sia ssx. 's' IT
zae!e fst5s".e sspS 'f: s sas d. sa
s ' ssssf; asa; ,sst; s; ss4 eSst
!aa':: ;'Gee: s:,,.: ,r;sEsa r., ~
:s. ss5 a Gs' S.as nss sss s1s; 4 fsns.: NJ:
u. III, ss:1Es + rrIss: s. ES'iss!ss
cnnnon IL choice ee4cea, sl4ac ri In Sri
:?ss!a H. ja:t :: s r.:
] s4o ~ sGss s'asff aaua esi. Hs5 81;
f cass, ter sf" III :"s sSs.
aftter. IL IL Ill., Wa: s0'i
Ga111e IT, 1.ss se' ;.s:: sS":sss ,z'S ,ss. ga
sstt eo5s IL" CT, Y s Ill., S:1s x ss.tst Il s ',
ss! ''s ss e''.ef 1 :'S,: .ss
~ ; ,is y'ss .as I:i;inr
h1y sai f; a ss rs.a. :s q,
' 70 R,'m. s*s s.I1S9 . xx
:;': ss:: sas:: sEt '';
t4 *s Rfi , s:ss s ws s',e e.s *ss KS,
.,.Ss IL. t's as :es s, IGss
s;s;;; s;X;S @ ~ y ;$ ;;s ;:;;'S"
2'fa ,.S ~ o s'.9E Il f:s: Ii.
3 @ = ssy st* :: ;ssH: r.
S'':t sE;fs NIX {.
Illinois. g.%yHt' 1 Il; Nav York e't.es: g;
q!iS 1 II II k,sy ss
bsins s i;s sais tisy, rs.cuils. W. 8'"'
"stt !:t;s = ~ S: ~ 34s e.; !sss tss
e rs * :ax kfaTf k ~ 1s,sS
afs'si s 'Ss 81 ,s; s;; n III e. s "a s s sa;
ec,t, A. sssny = VA stIs sswcr' With few
iii; :.s's;s S.,i ssS:s prey'en. ctes.
@ ' ash11isf5 ic ss Il: i'll: Ct: .s e
!: :s' :ss: s.: ~ -; t ;"!'';s 'sf;a Il
'''.ss s "'is "H
tt!fEt,y hE r:rs: *a.. o. rs.r. Es:s "; W a,.
s ~ ~ @ I ss,it; .9sss s i;s;
@ ~ ats. ss:'ss sss; Il ss'i 's
:s: !sss: e r. :,:ss I'll
y? @ Z - %s ~! bss*''' 'ef
Il Il s x1s asa!s 5 tsSss, ss
sss @ "s': s:!''s ~. :s".sa :ss
s$ }Ss r.; e;:!:: g s!:;sss: - pr st'
..!: t:a. s y :Es aG!ss 1s.1 .na
ssast .rks, = !. 9ssans: s1 'snK Al g. lussa3. Fs
,.sXLT9Ma Il ts!r den.nd and nr,n. We quote.
*'shSS! hSs"s ss:!s hissp :1.z a.iy WI u
.'Ess Vi. @ f.f s' VI" witnessed an" tho
,os!t,t,5 tx. &C., ss so TO-. sas3se.
nl!c: s,a1':; choice esA75s' choicest rs3sss iaa!
, 1877-10-02
SGNblfah1
100000


at Chicago Cua.orna Oct. !: Henry T. Wills, N
eascs OF dgs; order Thomas Higgins. 7ao bags
Ut snlt: McSabb 4 Johnston. 400 brlt Of herring;
". II. sch!mpfcrman. 10 cases Of Wine: l1n!r 4
K,phIckc, 3e4. COO It Of lumber: schott, 1fess &
Co.. i case Of fancy eoois; Harley / Tyrrci,, 1
hhda Of usfthcnware, Uould liros. 4 Dtbb,cc.
c,sk OF ttes; Louis Keinach, 9 cares OF musleal
Instruments: Dsrnum 13son., 2 eAees Of toys nnd
fancy goods; Wilson 1'rcs., cases ot hose; Henry
Ensicris. caac Of books; Engberx + ttolmbcrg, .
cases Of books; stcttauer pros. & Co.. cases Of
dsy.goods; Field, Letter 4 Co.. , cascs Of tsy.
eoo.!s; G. F. Hills, l case Of tobacco; John Y.
Fatwelt 4 Co.. VI pkrs Of dry .sooda: J. Ars,cr.
sen cases Of granite; Peter scbutltcr, 10 kegs of
nails; Merchant Il Co., 100 brs Of tln.plAtc.
Amount collected, 81 7p7.O7.
, 1877-10-02
pIlOA'r9tONS.


hoo pRDUECT8-Wesc rutt e1ccrt in bork and
tn,~. r,r, -,
s"s" 'H"s .'''"A" '"f' e's ~ h''o14 s"p
ny and easier Ths deliveries on Octu!er contracts
were smaller than expected. and this strengthened
short contracts without helping tho longer fl.
t"1e'+ tns1c 4ikAc en'hke N H7 Ionuo " aaFcca
from other points, amt tev orders on the floor frvn
NJ. po,. rx...,...,.,u .,.,.. ...,. =. . .u..
Mhss fp"h "As tuoacfatFy ech'o cMv a. hnkHt
decline. and then advanced ic per bFl for this month.
c4tr1 1tc higher, willie the longer fusufra exhibited
itt,ia ~ .n,. thn"ut +h,v -..o ss.t.- u.,.s
n.s snanke snoaen taeI ~ete eas!ei' aMes nefe r.
porteu 1"a ofs country II aE caaht 7aD brIf seller
, 1877-10-02
LUMBER.

The cargo market Nss tcvs nearly to tho extent OF
thS u1trhKA, which about Twelve esryea, Ireca
stun advanced 1ae per LOO feat Mantstcs or LudnR.
ton eAtKoes sailing u $775 aad Inferior qualities vtrs
quoted At TO- The market CLOSED strung vt the nj,
vance. with alL lhs offerings sold. Inch aud and &ia-
Res were rM being IN gooa demand and scarce Com.
nuh ch whs quoted d u. .IkDt0 an4l fntF 10 chptcu
At $40 tG3l1.uo lAib, fLla, sbIuKlea el.usJ2t rs.
salet' Cargh scF Jape1. from iudnKton III, onU It
plocs sun a. 87.71 Cargo self Lincoln Dali, frutu
LudlnEton. 1v3,upf II piees htuf1 Al &7.7o.
The yard market Wa actlye and nEm. The shlpmep1
Continue heavy. md thS nt4t sepost will p1uaty ,low
!aat year nn tha tals Ats Many e4elA afu lilnx oil
nsae11 % nnt ns* onga Are com!E A fa.t rh0nxh. sAs
chrck % !raIe yet The tnarkcs around thlCae0 arc
Also trPtree active, mt testfaH grades OF DIR unLeF
ara KetklnK kcarce !lIdrFs couK In tast from Inc
snaatrJ Hsst vt lho Mis"s4rpt. Which rhicsy sup
MI tnt fms.
, 1877-10-02

0OLD AND uREREDACKs.
Gold WAS 10aif q los In rtccnbacks.
Grcenbacks were p7H6St7h cents on tho dollar
In gold.
, 1877-10-02
jIO,t 4&E,6

SflEEt-rhc Markrt was InArtjvp md ya|pc1 ycre to
Rrr.t sttrnt nominal u $175Q+to pe3 1oo llA for
Secretary Williams furnishes the following rcport OF
she ftcNlpts anu shlpmtns Of llvu stock during Sep
, 1877-10-02
REAL ESTATE,

The following Instruments were 6lod for record
Friday, OCT. l:
. CITY rHnexkFT
, 1877-10-02

Nxw DstEAxs. Oct. l.-Co rros-In fatr dempnds
Irregular salcss good ordinary. D4slc; law 1niInx,
t040lD1fct Qtlcr grades unchanged, rccefpts, net,
2v2s balcss Eruss, A%la1 e1urta 70 Vera Cruz i7s,
atock, .Tl7.
uALyxsTox, Oct. 1.-Corr0N-QuIct, mjdItaacA
!o4o' net reccipt'' balcs; ZEo4a receipts. Eat,
sales, q; coastwese 3rA
HohttK. Oct. l.-coTroh-t2uiet, stea "; mjddltnss
lU<c, net Fccespt4, l. ,bd1 bales; xalcs sa5
cuAkLEsF"Ss oc1 INSTRUMENTATION mldallns4
lH'tc, receipts net l.e3a bales, salea rp, cus.t.
wtse. 2.atl. ~
6AfAasAfs Oct l.-cogrox-Actlye, midllius.
sote' est receipts. D. sel bacs grvss receipts aUs
saleA 2, 1851 coHkKlse, 1n1a.
, 1877-10-02

PETROLEUM.
cLkrKLAyD, Oct. t.-PErxvLxuu-Nnrtat s,rone;
standard willis, Ito tesl, 133lc,
far1tatRo. oct t.-PkrA1Lxrx-Qnlt and steaayi
ef4as. *9J7}f99 40 at FarkeS1; trGusd, l4,i&likc,
Phlladalpha delivery.
, 1877-10-02

= I'M E5NUIJ3s
INV foak, Oct. I.-pusInrAs was modc,s,o vIth
k'hauscA Cotton goods wcro Ia moderate dc.
nsaSd and generally scAdy. Cotton uanuets wete sc.-
lse ana c1o4sy sold up 10 low grades sin.a wcsu IN
nouetae eeques. u!nsnagns au!l freely. Mcn't xcAr
HvoenA wcra rather quiet, eYcept uv ca.suc,cA
AMI rough oTsFcoattngA which wess In iAlr rcqus.s
, 1877-10-02

TUIlESTINE.
WILMINGTON. Oct. l.-spial1s TrHpKsr1ua-puIs At
stkc.
, 1877-10-02


TuK PENRsYLvANIA's EARNINGS.
The repuft Of the ruunsylrania KailroaI that lls
earnings during tue past yest had decreased
$1,000, 900 failed to drprcss tho stock market.
Its earnings wera unusually la1ye during tbs Con.
tennal year, Aud tls present report Is believed to
be strategic, the OBJECT being to enlist the syupa-
shy Of the Lsi1ature for tho claim II II about 10
nakr for an appropriation 10 cover ts loases by the
FAtsburg t!ots.
AN lsconHgcT GOLD QUOTATION.
The Gold aud Stock Telegraph Company havc
been nulcttd tn damages Of s0s. 80 Tor mistaken
quot*tion gwen by lhriF ipdIeatoE. Tbs plaintiffs
we're Wlau II. Fisher 4 Sons, uf Baltimore, who
.old in May. 1878, $50 600 gold IL 115H, the rate
indicated bY thels Telegraph instrument, when shs
e"'feet quotation wouta hare been llah.
WALL sruEEv LAST WkEK.
say:
Ahs Wsssefn gtain.eatryiny roads are doing a
.u.,,' s' an,t ihelr - have generally been
Men auslaHi1i hc street IL uulgss lnt laken by
surprise ou THURSDAY il4s hy The suuouncrment II
~, aS', psI stht u'sdvnd ~ Tbs preferred stock Vi
sane purpos y be 1aya able out of the far
INV. sucA hcsnG Tie case. ttcte IL much aissatie
,suaa y 70 olats IN announcement, ~Aea the earn.
inIs ios tAsi Ycaf tnust hars bee tau,ua.hv Vel,
kuuxA az " seven Iaohths 1.u, The .,er.{ .,on
~ NkN aofk Central and in Lake shQEs q Mehi.
gan southern stuekh h4lts, md there IL nn ,it.n,
HItton aMong outside parties u bur clthrf NJ
ptescIt ' -
CHICAGO FAILURES IN SEPTEMBER.
Tsppan. Aehs:lop j. 70. = Agency nuke the tol.
loM!n; report:
month Ut septsnibss; ~ lra!s thu laost ptunI.
nsut ~tle j whuirsaie bakery, 4 whpirxaIs pa,nt
aas! o,l boA.e, xhuE factcr,. 4 maehlrrsY depot
4 small txs!ets ~ a::s:ga.s dsbt u SaIi
1be bank liability |. 81, ieI3. a7a and ulsccl,4.
1s'as e4'es ua!uIy old l4atssts discovered In ids
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-09
Neighboring Affairs.

HE CANAL CoMPANY's TELEGRAPH
L1NE.-The Chesapeake and Ohio
canal company are building tele-
graph line over the towpath from this
city to Alexandria and thence, on the
Western Union companys poles to
Annapolis. The length of the line
will be two hundred miles, with Off
ces at convenient intervals. The
transaction of commercial business is,
we believe, not contemplated at pres
ent. The line will supply a much
needed facility in the transaction of
canal business Cumberland News.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-09

The prospects of Southern indus
try are improving. The rolling mills
of tennessee and Georgia are all run
ming double turn, with orders ahead.
there are five new cotton factories be.
ing built in Georgia, one in Atlanta
to cover 10000 spindles. There is
not an idle cotton factory in Georgia,
and none that failed to pay a 10 per
cent. dividend for the last year. The
four largest factories in the State paid
an average of IA per cent. There is
also a decided activity among the
smaller industries, and factories being
erected for the making of hundreds
of articles.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-09
The SurRo TuNNEL.-The San

The SurRo TuNNEL.-The San
Francisco Stock Reporter publishes a
report Of an interview with Adolph
Sutro about the Sutro tunuel. He
states that the "header" is now in
about 1900 feet. The future rate
Of progress is expected to average 300
feet month. The work has been
prosecuted eight years. at cost of
about 100000 year. 1t is esti-
mated that the Comstock lode will be
reached in about ten months. though
the exact time cannot be definitely
stated. Mr.. Sutro expressed the
opinion that before the Comstock lode
is reached the tunnel might be ex-
pected to cut some valuable ore bod.
les,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-09

LATEST WAR NEws.-Bucharest is
about to be proclaimed in state Of
siege.
The Porte has taken measures to
avoid any conflict in the suez canal.
Navigation on the canal will be free
to all vessels except Russian.
The consuls at Ragusa have infor-
nation that the Turks have been de-
feated in an engagement on the south
ern frontier. Fighting continues in
the vicinity of the Duga Pass.
1t is reported that there is a serious
division in the British cabinet on war
affairs.
Austria is preparing for war, and is
undoubtedly party to secret trea-
ty between Germany and Russia.
At Bucharest it is reported that the
peace negotiations have entirely failed.
The Sultan is going to the front.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-09
TRUSTEES SALE
HOUSE and LOT
rRosTHURG, MARYLAND.

10y virtue of decree of the Orphans
ID Court of Allegany county, sitting rs
IA Court OF Equity. and passed in u cause
| wherein James Powers is complainant and
| Ellen Brooks and others, defendants, being
No. Equity on the docket Of SAID Court
| the undersigned trustees will offer at public
sale to the highest bidder. on
SATURDAY, JUNE 10TH, 1877,
at 1880 o'clock a. M, in front of the Nc
Culloh House, FIostburg, Allegany county,
Maryland.
All that lot of ground lying and be-
ing in the town of Frostburg, Allie
gany county, Maryland, and par
tlcularly described as Lot No. in
the Frostburg Coal Company
second addition to the town of
Frostburg, and more fully described
in deed from G. Frederick Lehr
to George S. Brooks. recorded in
Liber H. r. No. %, folio TAI, etc.,
one Of the Land Records of Allie
gany county.
The lot is improved by substantial
Two-Story Frame Dwelling House,
With necessary Out-buildings:
Terms Of Sale :-One-half Cash on the
day Of sale, and balance in one year from
day Of sale, with interest from day of sale.
The purchaser to give note or notes with
security to be approved by the trustees for
deferred payment.
T. F. GAMBLER,
JAS. A. McHENRY.
May 1s4t Trustees
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THE MINING JOURNAL.
FROSTBURG, MD, JUNE Q, 1877.
SPELL Russian names the other end
foremost-to thoroughly understand
them. For instance fosotuK.

ALLEeANY county has Director in
the Canal Board-Mr. John Humbird
ofCumberland. Some folks fear Mr.
H. will not accept the honor and then
"the honor" will be transferred to a
county where the words won't accept
are not found in the "bright lexicon
of official option.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-09

AT a general meeting Of the stock
holders of the Georges Greek coal and
iron company Wednesday the follow
ing were reelected directors for the en-
suing year: Thomas Whitridge, James
J. Fisher, John S. Cuttings, Austin
jenkins, Thomas W. lowering, Alex.
H. Stump, Samuel P. Townsend, J. j.
Alexander and Thomas Deford.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-09

A MEETING of the stockholders Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal was
held at Annapolis Wednesday, and the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, A. P. Cor
man; directors, James G. Berret, Of
Washington city; M. Bannon, Of An
ne Arundel county; B. B. Crawford,
of Montgomery county; H. D. Far
nandis, Of Hartford county; Patrick
Hamill, of Garrett county, and John
Humbird, of Allegany county.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-09

In the case of Brooks VS.. the Bur-
lington railroad, Judge Dillon has de-
cided that mechanics liens take pre-
cedence of the mortgages.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-09

A TEN-sTAMP mill, located at Cen
trail City, after nine days run, clean
ed up 359 ounces of gold, which is
now on exhibition at Deadwood. One
hundred and fifty-seven tone of ore
were crushed. The value of the re-
tort is $7,lOO.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-09

The Crawford county, Pa, farmers
have prospered SO generally that ma
ny of them are this season erecting
new houses Of better character than
the old farm houses.
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Attention.

A LII parties in arrears to the Frostburg
"A (OM) Building Association are hereby
notified to come up and Aettle on or before
the 18th DAY OFJUNE, 1877, as the laws
must be enforced.
BY order of the Board.
Attest :-THOS. HILL,
May 2G-3t Secretary
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-09

CUMBERLAND CRY FINANCES
The annual statement of the financial
condition of Cumberland. Nd, to
April 80, 1877, shows the receipts for
the year to have been $s2, 1921, and
the ordinary and extraordinary ex-
penditures $3.50. 3ls.07, being an excess
of $835.54 over the receipts. Back
taxes and rents amounting to $56, 49,
SO due the city is $357,s0O, and
the sinking fund amounts to SAL
675.O1.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-09

THERE are 200 silk manufactures in
the United States, employing 10000
operatives, and last year l,2S4,S6O
pounds of silk thread We're used in the
production ofgoods, costing $780,
$40, The value of the goods manu-
featured amounted to $40, 593,lO3.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-09

THE Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers is twenty-five years old,
and has fund of nearly 81, 100000.
The monthly dues of members are $40.
In case ofsickness an engineer receives
$25 week, and at his death his fun
lily receives $4,000.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-09

THE Scranton Republican predicts
that next year the coal tonnage will
be as high as that of 1878, which was
the largest yet known. The ship
ments this year have increased a mil
lion tons over the corresponding
period Of last year.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-09

The drouth is becoming serious in
Alabama. No rain has fallen for sew
eral weeks, and corn and cotton are
suffering.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-09
Coal OPERATORS EXCURSION

Coal OPERATORS EXCURSION
The president and board of directors
ofthe Westmoreland coal company, Of
Pennsylvania, arrived in this city last
evening. on special train drawn by
Pennsylvania railroad locomotive,
having made tour Of the Cumber-
land and Pennsylvania railroad from
State Line. They are accompanied
by Superintendent Hyndman of the
Pittsburg divisic n, Baltimore and Ohio
railroad. Second Vice President
Millholland accompanied the party
over his company's railroad.-NsaOs.
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General Items.

The Indianapolis Sentinel looks
upon the future of the Jewish race as
lone ofgreat promise and brightness. ="
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-09

HENRY WARD BEEcHER says
with a return to specie payments,
with the Southern question expungei
from politics, with re-awakening in
dustry, the future looks brighter than
it has done for twenty-five years"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-09

OHIO grain crop reports are gener-
ally very favorable. The fruit pros
pect is good in many sections but
light in most.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-09

VALUE OF THE Pores PRESENTS
The receipts of the Vatican from the
Pope's jubilee were 100000 lire, or
over 81, 100000, in gold, exclusive of
valuable presents.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-09

THE royalty of twenty-five cents on
each passenger to Mount Vernon net
ted $4,000 to the association last
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-09

AN old bachelor seeing the words
families supplied" over the door Of
shop, stepped in and said he would
take a wife and two children.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-09

IT has been found necessary to COW
er the chairs of Governors Carver and
Winslow and the Peregine White
cradle of Plymout, Mass, with glass
cases to save them from relic whittlers.