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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-05-25
CHAPTER 1874.

AN ACT to authorize and empower the
County Commissioners of Allegany
county to correct the assessments made
under chapter two hundred and sixty of
the laws of Maryland of eighteen hun
dred and seventy six, on the shares of
stock of the Cumberland Cast Steel man
ufacturing Company.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Gencr-
al, Assembly of Maryland That the Coun-
ty Commissioners of Allegany county be
and they are hereby authorized and en-
powered, in their discretion, to correct the
assessment made by the assessors and
board OF review and control of Allegany
county, under chapter two hundred and
and sixty of the Laws Of Maryland, of
eighteen hundred and seventy-siN, on the
shares of stock of the Cumberland Cast
Steel Manufacturing Company
SEC. 2. And be it enacted That this act
shall take effect from the date Of its pass
age.
We hereby certify that the aforcgoing is
a correct copy of an Act of Assembly pass
cd January session, 1873.
Approved April 5, 1878.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk of the House of Delegates.
~. - AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
Secretary of the Senate
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CHAPTER 1871.
May 1S-

AN ACT to authorize the County Com
missioners of Allegany county to ex-
change certain portion of the land be-
longing to said county, and to receive in
exchange therefor another piece of land
from William T. Mullen, ana to receive
and hold the said land so exchanged.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland, That the County
Commissioners of Allegany county be and
they are hereby authorized and empowered
to exchange certain small portion of the
land belonging to said county, known as
the Aims House Farm with William T.
Mullen, tor other lands, to be by him deed
ed to them, and to receive and to hold the
same for the SAID county, for the same uses
and purposes as those under which the
original grant is held.
SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That in order
to enable the said County Commissioners
to make a proper deed for said lands, the
president of said County Commissioners
be and he is hereby empowered for and on
behalf of all said commissioners to exc
cute and acknowledge said deed in The
same manner and form as deeds of other
corporate bodies are executed and ac-
knowledged.
SEC 3. And be it enacted, That this act
shall take effect from the date of its pas
sage.
We hereby certify that the aforegoing is
correct copy of an Act Of Assembly pas
scd January session, 1873.
Approved March 90, 1878.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk of the House of Delegates.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
May 1S-3t Secretary of the Senate.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-05-25
CHAPTER 157.

IN ACT regulating the Working and
Proper Ventilation of Coal Mines in al
legany and Garrett Counties, and Pro
(viding for the appointment Of an in In
fspector of said Mines.
tSECTIoN T. Be it enacted by the Gencr-
Assembly Of Maryland, That the Act of
nuary session, eighteen hundred and sev.
kty-siX, entitled ian Act regulating the
prking and proper ventilation OF coal
mes in Allegany and Garrett counties,
ID providing for the appointment of an
epector for said mlnes," be and the same
hereby repealed and re-enacted, so as to
read as follows
SEC. 3. And be it enacted. That the
Pvernor shall by and with the advice and
Elsent OF the Senate appoint one mine in
|ector for the counties of Allegany and
rrett who shall hold his office for two
prs from the date of his appointment.
SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That no per-
shall be eligible to the office of mine in
Fctor until ne shall have attained the age
thirty-fve years, and shall possess COM
Fent knowledge OF all the different sys-
rs of mining and working and proper
ventllating coal mines and the mature
constituent parts OF noXious gas of
nes, and ofthe various ways of eXpelling
same from said mines.
SEC. 4, And be it enacted, That before
ering upon and discharging the duties
bis Office, said Inspector Of Mines shall
e an oath to faithfully discharge the
les hereinafter set forth, in an
partial manner; and for the
hiul performance of his duties,
said Mine Inspector shall re
Te a salary of fifteen hundred dollars
annum, which salary shall he paid ont
the States money by warrant of the
nptroller upon the State Treasurer for
same.
EC. 6. And be it enacted, That it shall
[he duty of the said Mine inspector to
efully examine all mines that may be in
ration in the counties of Allegany and
rett, at least once in every month, and
ner if necessary, to see that every pre-
ion is taken 10 insure safety to all
kingmen that may bc engaged in said
es and to see that the provisions OF
act are strictly obseryed and it shall
her be the duty of the said inspector
being notified by magistrate of
counties of Allegany or Garrett to at
at every inquest that may be held
he bodies of any person or persons
may lose their lives while engaged at
k in or about any OF the coal mines OF
counties, and he shall examine close
ITO the cause by which said person or
Ons lost their J IS, and if it snail be
proven that the said person or per-
lost their lives by any willful violation
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CHAPTER 253.

AN ACT to repeal sections seven, ten,
eleven, thirteen, fourteen, sixteen, twcn-
one, twcntythreo and twcnty-four, chap
ter seventy seven Of the Acts Of the Gen
Cral Assembly, passed at January session,
eighteen hundred and seventy, entitled
An Act to incorporate the Town of
Frosthurg, in Allcgany county, and re-
cnaot the same with amendments, and to
udd M additional section thereto, number
thirty-four.
SECTION /, BE it enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland, That sections sew
en-, ten, eleven, thirteen fourteen, sixteen,
.Wcnty-one, twcnty-thrcc, and tWepty-four
Of the Acts Of the General Assembly, pass-
edat the January session eighteen hundred
ana evenly, entitled An Act to Iuaorpo-
rate he Town o. Frostbur@ in Allcgany
county, be and the same are hereby repeal
cd and re-elacted 10 read as follows:
SEC. :. And be it enacted, That in case
Of the death, refusal to act, resignation or
disqualification, of any of the CounciImen,
ii shaltbc the duty of the Mavor and Coun-
cilmc'l, OF remaining Councilmcn, to fill
such vacancy, or vacancies, by Joint ballot
at their next meeting, and to certify 10 the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court within ten days
thereafter the namG or names of the per-
son or persons so appointed rs COuncilmen.
SEC. 10. And be il enacted, That they
shall meet at the Council Chamber, or
some other convenient place, every month
at a stated time to be fixed by ordinance,
and the Mayor, or any three Councllmen
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-05-25
CHAPTER 90t

CHAPTER 29l.
| AN ACT to repeal an Act passed at jan
uary session Of eighteen hundred and
siXty-four chapter three hundred and
three, entitled an act to provide for the
appointment Of three superintendent to
supervise and control the repairs and
improvements of the Public County
road in Allegany county, leading from
BarrellYil'"t to Westernport in said Coun-
ty, and to authorize and require the
Commissioners of said county tC make
lcvies for the repair and improvements of
the same, and to enact the following sec
tons in lieu of said act so repealed.
SECTION |. Be it enacted by the Gcncr-
al Assembly of Maryland, That the Act OF
the General Assembly, passed at January
session eighteen hundred and SiNty-tOur,
chapter three hundred and three" entitled
An Act to provide tor appointment Of
threeSuperintcndents to supervise and con-
troll the repairs and improvements Of jhc
Public County road III Alegany county,
leading from Barrellvillc to Wceternport
III Sald county, and TO authorize and re
quire the Coanty commissioners OF said
county to make levics for the repair and
impros mcnt Of the omc, be and the same
is hereby repealed
SEC; ?. And be it enacted, That IN llyH
OF said Act the following sections are here
by enacted and added to the Code OF Pub
lic Local Laws, article one, entitled Allie
gany county:
2O3. The repairs, improvements ang su-
pefFislon OF the Public County road, lead,
Ing from Barrclyilc through the towns OF
Mount S1.-0Tn l'pfSt h-1rty oDf' .,lIltr
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same shall be taken from the mine cars
used by the miners therein.
SEC a. And be it enacted, That any own
er, lessee, agent or operator of any coal
mineln said counties ofAllegany or Garrett,
or any other person therein neglecting or
refusing to comply with the provisions of
this act, or violating in any manner any
of Its provisions, may be held and deemed
guilty OF misdemcanor, and upon ndict
ment and conviction thereof may be fined
Tor each and every said offence u sum not
less than ten dollars nor more than five
hundred dollars, in the discretion Of the
Court
SEC. 10. And be it enacted That the
Governor shall appoint a commission of
three competent persons to examine the
mines of Alcgany and Garrett counties
and report before the next session of the
General Assembly, with recommendations
for such legislation as to said commission
may appear just and necessary for the
proper supervision and regulation of said
mines.
SEC. 16. And be it enacted, That this
Act shall take effect from and after date of
its passage.
FETTER S. HOBLITZELL,
Speaker of the House of Dele gates.
EDWARD LLOYD,
President of the Senate.
Approved this 5th day of April, 1878.
JOHN LEE CARROLL,
[Great Seal. Governor.
MARYLAND SGT:
l, James S. Franklin Clerk of the Court
of Appeals of Maryland, do hereby cefti-
fy that the foregoing is "a full and true copy
of the act Of the General Assembly of
Maryland Of which it purports to be
copy as taken from the original Law be-
longing to and deposited in the office Of
the clerk of the Court of Appeals Of Mary
land
In testimony whereof I hcreunto set my
hand as clerk and af1ix the seal 4x*#xxx
of the said Court of Appeals this *sEAL.*
I'd day Of May, 1878. ***#+**
JAMES S. FRANKLIN,
Clerk of the Court of Appeals of Maryland
May 1S.3t
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MARYLAND SGT

MARYLAND SGT
|, James S. Franklin, Clerk of the Court
of Appeals of Maryland, do hereby certify
that the foregoing is q full and true copy
of the Act of the General Assembly Of
Maryland, of which it purports to be II
copy as taken from the original law, be-
longing to and deposited in the Office of
the Clerk of the Court of Appeals Of
Maryland.
In testimony whereof l hcreunto set my
hand as clerk and atfix the seal x.;,sx,ex4.
of the said Court of Appeals this ::sEAI.#
1st day of May, 1878. ]''''f7']iF'5
JAMES S. FRANKLIN,
Clerk of the Court of Appeals of Maryland.
Nav -3t
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missioners shall cause said street to he cut
down and graded to a grade to be fixed by
the City Engineer such grade to be uni
form from Washington to Green street, and
the curbing and sidewalk paving now
along the eastern side of said street shall
be Ie-laid SC as to conform to The new line
thereof, and shall apporticn the cost of
said grading and rc-paving and curbing Of
said street amongst the property holders
on said street and against said Mayor and
City Council in such proportions as said
commissioners may deem inst.
SEC. 0. And be it enacted, That this
act shall take effect from the date y its
passage.
Approved March 90 1878.
JOHN LEE CARROLL,
Governor.
FETTER 5. HOBLITXELL,
Speaker of the House of Delegates.
EDWARD LLOYD,
President of the Senate.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-08
Central Sunday School Ami.
versnrV.

The anniversary ofthe Sunday schools
connected with Central Presbyterian
Church, came off last evening, and was
very largely attended. The pulpit was
beautifully decorated with flowers and
presented handsome appearance. The
exercises opened with a hymn "The
March of Life" by the school, and a
prayer by the pastor, Rev. DR.. Nixon.
The ensuing exercises comprised singing
by the school, catechism, recitation, and
addresses. DIR. Nixon made brief ad-
dress and was followed by Rev. +. b.
Duval who spoke for about twenty min
utes, in a chatty, humorous vein, pleas
ing the children and interesting the older
auditors.
The report of the Superintendent,
Gen. Jourdan, showed an increase of
scholars during the year, but stated that
teachers were somewhat scarce. The
missionary collections for the past year
amounted to 1884.
At the close of the exercises a number
of presents were distributedt to the pupils
by Thomas McCorkle and Gen. Jourdan.
Miss Lizzie Frazer headed the list, re-
ceiving handsome Bible for regular at
missing one Sunday dur
ing the year; Bible Dictionary for
committing to memory the first and sec
ond Epistles of Timothy and a hymn
book for learning all of the shorter Cate
n hism
The daily gazette., 1878-03-08
breign Telegraphic Summary

10 the British House of Lords last
ght Lord Derby said that England
shed the Eastern question settled in
European, not an exclusively Rus
n Sense; that the British govern
fnt would do its best to bring about
settlement, but it would be unwise
any man to predict the result.
Pa DeTOy's despondent tone caused
ne dneaslness In tie lobby-It Ia
Pied hat the Gar will greatly reduce
Indemnity demanded of Turkey
Png Humbert opened the Italian Par
men' Yesterday. In his speech he
pmised the consolidation and COM
FuoA Of the work of Italian unity,
FoFed new treaties of commerce, the
fcins of the army and navy on a
''o'ihg' the European peace con-
ence, respect for religion and de-
'e oi State laws and the principles
ci'"'z 'tion-There is another crisis
'ne Italian cabinet, owing to the re-
Rna'lon Of signor Urispi, minister of
/ 'O'erlor-Prussian officials are
n'ns 10 Washington to study the to-
''0 taxation system in the United
Rtes.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-08
IVA Stop was Put TO DueIIing
Ill the State of IIlinOis.

nnuh Dut one instance of n man
{dn. Oetn hung for killing another in
nue.; n" IN 1880, two young fellows
w ~ belleville, ST.. Clair county iii
Ino,i,bIs pIbIsoaai quarrel. 1t seemed to be
spds , SS,.. 70 Reconcile them, ana their
fwasu es ue,ermined :, to get up a sham duel
ns oS oS vnem hoping that the ridiculous
M ssnsa, ue ahalr would bring them to
ewart 1"oes, oesu One Of them, Alphouso
nna,. ehalleoged the other. William
C,. sc", 70 meet him with rifles Ben-
,ns, nStepIed lN the challenge, and the mar
Rwar, r. neat , the village. 1t is said that
,s was W., mas IN the secret and that Ran.
vas not, but believed 1t to he . rse,; o
ep IanIssa Is event, after the guns had
fned d'ea to ,a 70 the principals and thew
10 cIaiwas ~ .ske their positions, Bennett
|tncksrue mat he suspected some sort
n aeiy Saeay rolled bullet into his gnn
kss 'e,unds, s,u, hardly able to Keen tSs;r
knts aasght, concluded the arranoa-
bss o ~uu al last gave the word T6a
knns,, pioded almost simultanaonsiv
.., Stsnl Oh Course, remaining untoncS
bpnGeoSw Gowart fell to the ground mortaIlv
srsa, ,u' and expired shortly aftar,sarSS
eted my, sony. Bennett was at once ar.
4 in tPs Pat = upon trial, convicted of mnr- n
hanpsd 'ss degree, and sentenced tn
tenuons as ms tnends made the most
kiline in 'nJrts ,h; TO have him pardoped.
6tenssi ~ THIS, they tried to n1u. haze ,na
hainsa eemmuted. But the Govsrnor
3 dau urn against all entrsatv Oa
snna,y appointed for his a~a9,,.;
e,s enornwas was hanged in the nresanna .uu.aon; q;
ID last dnsl crowd. This was the frat
liuois. Tha over yer fought in the State of
|gma unon NO I'M hanging of Bennett nut a
6ked upon on me VI, practice, and it has bssn n
Phila Fimosw Hn WIN abhorrenceever sinca,
The daily gazette., 1878-03-08
FIRST EDITION.
Local Time Table.


TRAINS LEAVE wILMiNGT9S' n m
hr Philadelphia; 2 os, t,ooi oaoc aeo 10 10
IA Al, 1900 a. nj; ~, is.p' ~ no ~ !"
bi6, 9.i6, p. M. On sundays N'''' ~ -
N; . w. York; SS 2os, b<4, a m, 12 81, 70 40,
~ a." m. on Sundays: AU9 IN.
o% ~ ip,more and Washington; 1914, ] lo,
II s5sam; Psi l25i, 70 90, 90. p m Sundays
|, 4 port %, Deposit: 456 p mi no Sunday
lrain. on q IN n m, a0. q 40 n
m; no Sunday train.
l. II helaware X. r.; 8 W, Q 80 m; 0 30 p m;
hT hWT11Imineton lining 4 Northern Il. r.: 25
" ", " a M 400 d m; no Sunday train.
|, NE aware Western X. r.: 10 10 u mi 81
mn. on Sundays: 10 ~ a M
4 rRAISs ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON. a.
o,a IN" phiiadelpniu: IL 56, s 81, o ~ m IL
V m. II "A, i26, S65, 4oi, oH, ~,
sI5.95i, IL 10 pm; on sundays IL 6oi
. ioCiam; I 80, 9 81, II 10 p IN.
+on New York II o., ~ a IN; " -, ~ %
54. S5lpm; on Sundays IL 90 a IN
oT g% baiiitiI'morei2is, Ala m; 1877, 70 3s,
gnl s,ss6 i's' p IN; on Sundays: 2 lSsm IN 80
om Washington: 2 is a m 12N, 1888,
ss6 s4G p IN; on Sundays; is IN . ~
pm. mn arnda =,
&Om Port DepOsll' oW III ~
nm New Castle: I IS, 3 30 am; 1900 mi
N, q 10. I O5 p m; no Sunday trains.
I'm delaware Il. R.. $50 a IN; 4 20, 40 p
m, no Sunday trains.
mn wilmington d Northern II. r.: sos,
iIS0am:s 10 m; no sunday trains.
nm delaware Western X. r.: % m +;
SiOp IN: on SUNDAYS; 500 m.
LAIys FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA,
pm Broad street and Washington ave-
nue. 80, 800, 10 80, 45 m; 80. 30.
400. 5i5, 6 645, 0 IS, II 80 pm; on SUM-
DAYS $50 m; 6OJ,s IS, IL 30, p m.
bm Thirty Second and Market streets:
i2j, III Sam, u 10, 8 50, 8 80, II IS p m;
on Sundays: : 80. II 45 y m.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-08
DIED.

MALONEY,-On the 7th instant, Mrs.
Martha Maloney, In the 4Oth year of her
age.
Her friends. and the friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend her fu-
neral, from the re sidenc of hei late hus-
band, ohm Maloney, corner OF Chestnut
and VasBuren streets, to leave the house
at O'Clock, a. M, on Saturday. Services
at st. Paul's (Catholic) church. Interment
at the Cemetery, Delaware Avenue and
Madison streets.
SINGLEY-ln this city, on the 9Th inst.
L. Ida Singley. only remaining daughter
OF Joseph X. and Hannah W. Singley,
In the 24th year of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family
are invited to attend her funeral, from the
residence of her mother, 4O7 Lom bard
street, on Friday afternoon next, at 8
O'Clock, without iurher notice. To pro-
ceed 70 the Wilmington and Brandywine
Cemetery.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-08
Star Loan Association.
TENTH ANNUAL MEETING-THE LoA
SOON TO EXPIRE.


SOON TO EXPIRE.
The tenth annual meeting of Star Loan
Association was held last evening, and
the report of the auditors, among other
items, contained the following:
Received from dues, 81 ,422; from in.
terest ,S41 80; total receipts from all
sources, $5S, 1925 81; the loans amounted to
$13,787 "a, with S39, ,546 70 additional
loaned on notes. The number of shares
is 1880, of which l 1,53Sl are exhausted,
and 3413 free. During the past year the
shares increased in value $10.23 each,
making their total value $196.01 EACH
AS the matured value is $500, an increase
of only $500 per share is required to run
them out.
VIM. Hare, Joseph Richardson and
James Murray were reelected Directors,
and the old officers were reelected as
follows
President-P. Mccullough.
Vice President-Chas. b. Lore.
Secretary-John f. Miller.
Treasurer-P. Plunkett.
The loan will run out in about 2t
months (the middle of ApriD but it is
proposed to continue its existence by the
issue of new series shares, if enough sub
scribers can be obtained.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-08

total expended S6o.es
Amount In Treasury S082
The contributions for the foreign
missions were: Class No. /, Rev.
George r. Bristor, Sl4,5T; No. Q,
james NJ Wise $9.31-No. 8, A. f. Da-
wilson. $25, ,S5; No. Miss Lydia Frazer,
2;6s; No. 5, Miss Annie Wise, 740; NO. 8,
McCasson, l;6l; No. 8. Henry W. Frazer,
1919; No. ., j. j. Jackson, 4. 80; No. 10, Mrs.
sall1e J. Frazer, s.l4; No. II, Miss A.
Stoops, bo3; No. 12, Mrs. Lydia Connor,
Il, Mrs. a. Cannon, 900; No. Is. r. @. Cor
don. Is. 90; No. 16. Miss Addie Davidson, 4. .72;
No. u, Mrs. sadie H. Frazer, $50; No. ls,
D. p. sanderlin. AS; No. 10, Morning
school; on; No. 20, Friends and Visitors,
After the reading of the report the
hymn "Oh lead me to Jesus was sung
with beautiful effect
Part second was opened with tho au-
dience singing, "Jesus lover OF my
Soul" the Rev. j. T. Scott, then deli YER
ed an address on the progress of the
Sunday Schools, and the effects produ-
ced by them. "rrust in the Lord" from
the Cantata of Esther was then sung; this
was the feature of the entertainment re-
fiecting great credit upon those having
the matter in charge. The cornet ac-
compartment of Prof Frank S. Duncan
added greatly in the rendition of these
extracts from this Cautata. In conelu-
sion Rev. Geo. II. Bristor, made a plea
sing address on Hope, Victory, Jesus.
At the finishing of which the flags which
were draped across the altar were drawn
aside presenting to view, on the right
and left star, in the centre an eagle
surrounded BY the word, "Jesus." Each
of these emblems were in burning gas
jets. So pleased were the audience that q
request was made that it be repeated to-
morrow evening, for the benefit of those
who failed to be on hand on account of
the threatening weather. Those who
would like to hear singing such as is not
our fortune to hear often in this city
would to do we'll attend.
The big kite mention in yesterdays
GAZETTE, as being sent up BY the fire
cempanys in Wilmington, are beat BY
Harry Lancaster lad of 10 years in this
city his being two inches longer and one
broader and he says IL amt much Of q
kite at that. He intends putting up to
day or tomorrow one feet 6 inch by 8
feet . inches broad.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DISTRICT COURT OF The UNITED
~ STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF
ELAWARE. IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the maffar of
James G. Pickels, Bankrupt.

James G. Piclkels, Bankrupt.
DISTRICT OF DELAWARE. IS.
This is to give notice, that on the 7th day
OF March, 1878, a warrant OF Bankruptcy
was issued out OF the District Court OF the
United States for the District OF Delaware,
against the estate of James @. Pickles, of
Wilmington, In the county OF New Castle,
In said District, who was adjudged Bank
ment OF any debts and the delivery of any
property belonging to such Bankrupt, te
him, or tor his use, aud the transfer OF any
property by him are forbidden by law;
Bankrupt, to prove their debts, and to
choose one or more Assignees OF his estate.
will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to
be holden at No. 900 King street, Whining
ton city, Delaware, before Levi g. Bird,
Esq, Register in Bankruptcy for said Dis
trfct, on the Goth day of March, A. D.. 1878,
at II o'clock, a. m. JOHN DUNN,
mars st u. s. Marshal for said District.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-08
Stray waits.

The sound of the auctioneer's bell is
now heard in the land. -
If you. want to keep posted in city az
fairs read the DAILY GAZETTE.
pitIhus far, this is the "mildest manner
ed" March, the Oldest inhabitant can
recollect Of -H'Ht 700.
The DELAWARE GAZETTE (weekly) for
the current week, can now be obtained
at this office. .n. -tl-II -
Don't forget the performance by Cal
lenders Georgia Minstrels at the Grand
opera House, tomorrow night.
Call on Sutterley 1902 Market st. if you
want first clsss photographs at low prices
mar6,t
The daily gazette., 1878-03-08
M. 8. IL. A. Meeting.

A public meeting of the Moral Suasion
Reform Association will be held in their
room corner Third and King streets this
Friday evening. The meeting will be ad-
dressed bv the members Of the Asso cia-
tion and there will also be vocal and ins
trum entail music. The meeting will be un
der the charge Of Col John ii. Moore.
On next NJ Msnday night John w. Aur-
ray a reformed blacksmith Of Philadel-
lphia will address the meeting. The pub
ic is respectfully invited to attend.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-08
Old Books Wanted.

We would call the attention of our
readers to the aavertis. ment OF Rees,
Welsh & Co., the book buyers OF Phila>
delphia, who buy all kinds Of old books
and pamphlets. This is a good chance
TO clean out your libraries and even all
the old books up in the garrets and get
the ready cash for them. Address them
care of the Clayton House until Monday
and they will call on you. fs'