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, 1880-01-19
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Review of Finances Last Week IN
Chicago.
The Produce Markets Loss Aotive and
Htoadier.
10 Great Change In rrites-s Great DetadtHss IN
IIog.ratkTng.


;. nj
a continuance OF tmo nose'aas ~, -. rh,coro
from tho country 10 Lineage, a''u ''.' .a".,sn ~
u Now tofK, Wts .ho ,,,', M ,rv,,,v
t'nni'ccs horo INST week' a'ls v,a,s ~ IN
monetary casu ~ eH."A" 49,. 49,, tho Nn,v yor1t
reports Of Ch!caso nankots az" ~ ~ ~ .os, Tho
bnnk statctnet,t ello"e'' ~ ~ ,.'.,s,ao o r,,uI.
Ch!cnHo bhtike hro heculnula!H's "l'ta.o ."'.a'
but tho pressure ol this satrias n' Nv.
enough ghtoncprcas tno -. .ha,,ans on
They nre ncla nj es7 pee ,,,. ,.,
GOT per cent on The atfeo'' ~" lu.N "a ,,sse
ruled al tue "eek uetween wv 10 t' n,,,,+r r,,r.
MUM nhout ctlual 10 INC Gust W .,n sn"s ss.a, w
roiAcy. Tho st'e9 "sts s..ihu n"s,s .. ox
shipments or CURRENCY " nv NV .', ... ...or,r
rcctc4i TO increase MraeS' lmv.v m"I a. NM,
ucmnno III th'e"su W. 80 ,r 49,. nn.,.s ,r
, 1880-01-19


NEW Yonx, jan. l7.-cuT'roN-Quieta at CAalVto'
Futures duli jannry, t9so, February l9p'c' Ma1c''
la l5c; April. lAiEIa, May. i3Gai juno ic July
1a7Nc, August. Glssc, ...
Ftnul-StroiIH; Ittlo moro doing Tor cxpoEti ra-
ceipts, lsUW urls, snper state ana Woetefn, N.oto
6Hj, cs,n,mun 10 chutca Oxtrl. t. t1Ah30s RU0d tU
cbolco st white wheat extEu. *assS72ai oxtFn,
E5%1Tsi 4 r. saai aiioa's sxa" A0"''ot" pa'0"'
'VWXIS-W huat steady, recslpts y NO hu. ungradeA
.p!inx, si, sYra x pnEr'itsd Il NJ, n f'sS. ne
f; fs2aass ~ t:a|s* f. II!
%n ;3 rG G51, u t fiH tsp @ N}S t !'si 4as11ss
GlSej M. y M, ste.tnsf. fS@.sssi AZ ny:
5sT1 GsS ts ssish 'sMi''5 M% ft'' &C.:
sisdsratsiy aet;si rucsli,;.. &an but nsxod Wost"
OrI!,. !iasas; whitS ,ti,..,,$ .S. t;i 6; " T.,
liI3rSsi'1 liI3S@.in I11a I'll tlGasaaa soa'tasi T. '@
GM0cE 1alut aHa nnenhn1ea;, a ,sSafs satfaf
guilt nut tlt 1a!r ,np r Eaa Eua tShnMx Me aust Sat
n nraua4S sMsSna Ga,.oa. q4o crude. 7auso, so.
aHS:'il HS::'il;;sAl%%;17y;,n. :;7;,;, ~ # ~, S.ts,, =,
I.uMpENriSE-4.gaty y S4fEHo'
ba, isYYrI 1ssaos s; Ax[ss x,s. nd l''o
GEnaS a! m;; a1S SsS hssrs T$a xss Gxiio a
ssss M1%lwsssai' nnxass s: ,..s:S enas ' el'..
| FNOv vIslISH-itrk IGtifu ana nEn. mess, ttIla&
ohx ceas 1aaIss q ' short do' ~ 'fa s''oh9's'
'HuTrsit~lais but steady, Western. laa2sc.
| WNlxkt-Eominal ut 81. .h
patEs asa sss !nsSt 1 lssS .zl E n;
$ial, Ksioitcsn. es.SSs1ai iIus'ia 'auathins, s'a
'IN1iIs-uossesaoe. No, 3 E,lsaas' elinch, sdssa
, 1880-01-19


Tho receipts ut tho tlye in!Anl points REsrc"
ut,tc., 1C0,x BIZ, ant, tho shipments az, 900.
The following WIS tho produce movement re-
portr.l from New yurk SntnEtlny: ltcccints-
Flo,lr, 1:,45O Iris; wcat, :d.Ioo bus corn. .0,oo
bu; outs, lg,p5D hu; corn-tncaa. 9'3 rkgs: rye,
5oo b,,; hurley, .,ss0o III; malt, 6,do hu: pork,
10 brls beef, Lies brls; e,lt mcnts 1,@ts pkgs;
Inr4l, Erl tcs; whisky, LOSS hrls.
Exports-For twcnty-four hot1rs-Flour, q coo
prs; whcat, l41, ,o hu; corn 10000 bu; rye, IT,
600 hi.
Tho following IL detailed Htntcnlcnt Of tho
shipments of provisions fram this city far tho
xcrk and sIllcq NOV. |, 1SiB with eo,npNrts0ns;
, 1880-01-19
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1sso

hs!dc. Oats FIRM, Western whiie. %]eEHt 20 n,Ao"'
ia tsc, pe,,rsyiyhpin 4s4Ec lt3o dull at 0oa1e.
ltAY-t1nrhnnRrh.
~ !+Ei roll ia xA.
fH1H-FIrIt1r at IN fft.
i'EfilniE!. .M-liM!i a,ut ,nclnnEcM:, E,.
t,uFFEl:--Flrn,. Eiil cAEgt!na, ltdsie4c.
HrHAl-ar,,rl9s ~ f"Et, a,tr.
WHISKY !]HIl md ut1cfIt,Nrtl. ...,.,
FltEt!s,rrT Tn i,serlmnl rof sfennof' Anon""Re"
itEGEiirrs -F1uur, EE brlst what. so but co7n'
HittrMES - ii Whnnt iii ,Hkl nit, r!rn ll7y7obu.
BALrH-WhrAt, Sii, III hit coEn HIM Dn.
, 1880-01-19

1losTUS, Jan. l7.-ttntH-Tu!l and nnshah9etl'
n,uatjY rup.!nni; Western Hlrct1lne, &d+'Si COIN
nun extra kixtat,N Wisconsin c1tsit. &7sR7a'a's
Niuntsntn do, ttUHa7al; winter Nl.cht". nhln n,Ii
Michigan A7:xt7nl Illinois and fHdiann. t'ta7ati'
1t. t.nuls, titiStf,; Wacnns!n md A]l'nc"ota pat
mt nr,,ccss rpr!ng whcnts <7.Usgt0 wintor wtlcnt,
$7.HNts.Ml ..r.r,,< a., r7,<aec.
SsA; white ytte; n" wnlss na and No.
iiErEtprs-Flnur. 8N bsIs; corn, aoN hn; wheat'
o's,T o'Hsn,iTraENrs-BIour, no f,rls, corn, Il,o1o bu.
, 1880-01-19

A prominent butcher Of Port Carbon, Pa., 10.
ports: cAlll,ot rafr4Iin from informing you ct
fcrc<i tlsny yt0rn with rleumatlstn, aud to such
j hcgFso that was otter, nnaelo @ to a ieaye my Y
onoc; tho nai,ls Eru1lnaily disappeared, aud To-
dpy feel like new born. .
, 1880-01-19

S1, LOUIS. Jnrt. 1.--FIouIt-F1rmor.
t;1,AtS-Whcnt hnEor, bnt slow, No. rcd $l.!}sh&
l,ask caat, s!.1.G5l.A3k Niarcts s!1aslaHl Apr.l'
No do, sla1 earn buttnr, :aIo cash; t'fho ''nnt-
ary, S}1su February, May oats
higher, 3it4a cssh; ;EAt FobFuasy' lt5e ah''i oos
naked. l!nrIoy uneha ct.
WJtrsKY-QnDt Mt $l,B = -
fItpyiaioNs-t,nrk rnior nj ti3 nenshl t!Ilt~lhl3M
Murct, Mrusn qttot; uncur1God' Dnly bblHR tt11tlu
l4rti nominal. . . -, to-. :, ~, ,.. ,..
lAiln tll; 4nts Hdn hu ryG .GN hnl Enrny .tuM nf
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. AtE1 brlsS whcas ;,uD hui corf
2,uO blu; Darlgy. lnDb bMt
, 1880-01-19

t,iEyHtAAI,, Jan. l5--PKrEtOlHusi-8tcnfy auo-
aatlot,s unchanged; Standard vhiio, li9 test Do.
isl1,rSuullt., Jun. 17.-pErituLruM-FAlra nctlvGs
crude t1tM At l'ar&crs for shlInonti Eoanad. 7stc
Philadelphia delivery.
tNA clry. Pn. Ini,. I7,-lErIoLruN-b!nrk oponod
nctlyu Will, s1,4 It'd, declined q fiM, asynnen!i
ttIrc tu $fUJk declined 10 flhl advanced hld EMA
Mt tlUs}4 bh tor MD: shipments, tssu aver'ns a.
iii. ttutib4ct1uUs, a51Qu
, 1880-01-19
Chance for a Good 1nvestmeMtt

Two hundred md tifty Thousand Irish pooplo
to DO fed by charity, tho next thrno months.
lIoro Ia Rotxl nnntleo for Dir, Jnmes Il koono tq
dlspsso OF sane OF bis grAlll, anu Mltt ,inlnurta
fnIilo. Let HIN ship, any, lglUN bnshAls Of
whont to lrulnl.d's Mtulno-etraukon people, and
HKc long" on charity.
, 1880-01-19

1orIsvlLLE. KY. Jun. t7'-CorToS-Flsm nt 12stc.
FlNt1lt-I)uIt and unchanged.
UtA3S-Whpnt dull ut t.1. Cnrr stcndyi white. @6c;
mixed, Ec Uns stuady; whito, 4ai mixed, 4oc ltyn
hrn,cvt i1sc.
ltAy-Eirm nt &itG0alsul.
ctpicn icaf .trrru, *4i,;,a aasD: TN kcR Sa1tea1a
Hulk 1r1enta stGnty; shoulders, ITO; c!Mnr ttt, INA
10. ls.c0n rcnren ind tlr.n, ccnr RIB, 6s6ac. H"tns
-a,tgnr-curet, 1tksIO4c.
WiIiXK Y-&lia.
, 1880-01-19
TOLEDO.

ToLEro, o., inn, observation-disclosures etcndy; no. u
wtIto Wahnnh, $i.*, nn,bet Michigan, sialt, fl't
Sn2 rct. w1utcr spot. tt.H; Jnnnary, fi.s Fes'ru-
ary, tlst5; 3tnrc sa'3{; APPEL. tlts4; Mny, flalH
No. rcd w,.hasI,, tl.s Western, Hn'l,er tal. Corn
dull. So,s Fehruary, 4xci MaY, +zc. Oats dust No.
2nDrllshI nt III.
tJmvEH HEE,l-Duil; primo. $tfi'
Observation-Disclosures. TYAn bH1 torn, suu eus ont*'
nnnu. ILL., -. ~ n, nv, ,.. .,u
none.
, 1880-01-19

DHTtloir, Ian. 17.-FLoUlt-Qulot.
(,ItAlN-Whant nonlinalt No. white, ttal}l, Jann-
ory &tatti, February, &l3ii March, s5; April, sM
llecGips, u.uu bu.
, 1880-01-19
1,I1OTIh,

l,EONIA, Jan. i7.-GRAiS-Corn dull and caAys hetl
mixed, :t;$(g57c, mixed, ai}1@:GXc. Outs dull und
nominal; No. T. 3elIsI$c. 1tyo irregular and lnwer'
Nh! =. 1SdtHC. ~, ,, ,,,,,,,., IT,,
liHlllWl NEH-Ntcnty. Enra. 400 brls dHt1lleFs hf1~
lstcu guptis on tho basis Ut $l.B
, 1880-01-19
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wcrc the receipts md shipments
of tho 1cn.1luY articles of prtnlncu Ia *elty
during tho twcnty-four hours otdlng ut o'clock
Stt,,rdny morning:
, 1880-01-19

NEw York. Jan. H-Markct aulnt but strong
Cation R,'a!R In m,'dcrate demand and hrn. HtoWn
md bvnehut c,,l.ons hlxhcr t'tin.a steudy and
changed. Woolcn goods worry nra, hut mostly tn'
ncttyes rnthor moro Inquiry % %nHwcysr; sM fpE aSayy
juHi,s 1rtli FnrsI0 K1hds nllc4nYsa and 1ut1t hut
i nle.tiy md lntderlto ie1uANd exlsud LOT lH|ehst
md 1t tfrN pFlces+
, 1880-01-19

1xn1ANAroL1s, Jan. l7.~0nAlN-Whoat atendyi
M, rod, sla;6s lsa.' Corn atcndy as ss1'c. oats
stcaAy nt W}dtsSH
, 1880-01-19

OswEno, N. y. Inn. l7.-GnA1S-Whcats stcady
Corn nun,nalIy unchanged.
, 1880-01-19

I,J1FrALo, Jan. .r7,-GNAlS--Wh hcnt-Soth4n9 doing;
unchnnyctt, Oats-NuthlnH doing, unchanged. 1tye-
Nuth,ng doing, unchanged. HaEloy-SHthinx dnnHs
unclmnged. Corn tlulij snes tatra nov y tia0 N
reki cnts hlgh mlxcd ut W Oil tr''ckt l" bu he~
At SUN In RtuF9, :.
, 1880-01-19

Special Dispatea to The Chicago Tribune.
KASRAs CITY, Mn., inn. l7.-ttHA1S-Tho Price
Current reports whent receipts, 1ld hit ehlptuunfs.
Iaa bu; slr1ncr; Nh. cash. sf; Janlnry, fill; Sna
Jnnunry, f1D1{. cHr1-1toctlpts 'st?!. bui
shipments, q I'D bu, urni Nm. casl'' S>aci dhha-
gry. 1yNc.
, 1880-01-19
1fflli1It.

l,osTna, Jan. l7.-WUuL-Ateady and trEni pnr'
chase. c,I, only be atu ut full current ratest 0hit
and pennAytyAnla, +4t+.j;d; achlgan and Wisconsin
@1sS.4xrt tub Wnsau, 50ttci con!bng und delahc, Il
t&525aC.
, 1880-01-19

t,anada Southern ii< North. .ne prnfaffGd M7(
Michigan Ctntrh.. Ma4 !I,nkxle NnansneHtS{e
tstC SoR Wcslcsfi Union. .... ..ai
Ntfi.,wcst,rn...:. !s ATLANTIC t'"ctHo re !4N !4N
Entthwesturn. fMisie Mnlt: III
1t. Fail. ~ !ttlH IbsNP"'N'''''' SfV
Ill i'nM rrpforred.... ttCndn4 tn,t
II. IHul Mimi: M AtHnt: =
H. Paul StnMx Elty.. A4HHlst
aLrA s ia: AMessal', q, ~
Morris K E.snx...... RnehrlItcr.... ;'s...' III
lleinwArD linllnnn.. NJ lnlkstifef, r"'.'".' III
Ncv frrsn. ttfs1.. AH :endg1t rs
Uhln \ Mls.t.sIrpl.. lnSH u M,t!s''"''.'''H t,
q. NJ prnscsrrA. ~ III. l., ffiSLx
An.16 t1 y tthk; !nll'ts ,nnt ~ ,e,,t M,
r, n X . II5 4t, il. 4 \. t. tirklA..... tttttA
iii. ctn l. !.afayGsta. 4 IEia .S'';n'i.;;.... M
nr. N::. t.nlfm sn1',,, 's'."'...... .... III III
T. ~ H. nrnferru{}, IL ilnncstHk0..-......Itt H ttY
Watmsi, i'll H. -. tr{ 9tnndMrl.. aitl
H. II. j.. l., pft,, iIi{s l.nke Ern i WcstoTn ~
NlSrOF..
1,osToy, Atnss.. Jnt 11.-Tho following nro tho
closing u,,otHtiuils rnr tnrprr s.oeks:
Calumet Il itrc1a. .as1 Itcwnblu. ..........
!,ppnG fnlIs.... S3HS,isy .."...':...... III
FthnklH Er4htuRs .''''*'' '''|''+' "s
rOnEtnX.
| Ipypoy, inn. iT-5 p. nl.-{snnsels. NJ l5- IL,
AInrrfcn,, seG,lrtt1cH-Ncw is. WlH 41ss. Jluat:
a. i7s,; tlnus Central, 1l1: lcnnsylyl'lin Ec1i'
fr,ll. K.H; ;rle, AG,s: Kgctnl*. ~; RtN.lrH ~.
| T'hc ,ilI, withdrawn from tho lIn1lk OF En-
| gland ~, lln!nnce tO-tay, tIlMM.
| Janis, Jun. 17.--1aCntca, BIZ Ts'.
, 1880-01-19

fIOUN-Wes vary dull! buyofs generally holding
on fur lowor prtcss rhera wsx, hoxoyor, ono 4uns-
xeun Ut Au 1acks prlvatu teEas u u. expoEter.
Other sules wsru II b1s Ut eI3s for pats'lls ~.
tal equal " aaa btls Export sxtrs wore quoted at
g.$tA1a Ii, sAcks, nAd double extra do u A1s4saA
OTuEA AAlLLsruyya-BaIoa woru cars bran II yut18
Qll.Uo por tont cars mtdd!lngs at alD2a+00, md
, 1880-01-19
BY TELEGllApH.
TOIsEIGN.

TONEtGN.
Special Dtspa.cA to The Chicago Tribune.
1iyK,t,,up1, Jun. I7-ll;U Il. .u.-fLoUie-No.L l. l@s'
No. 2 los, -... ,, -.
(inA,N-wheat--vylnto No. ], In Id, No. > ioa 4t'
snrng No, l. lOs lOl. NU.2 l0n whiln, NO. J, IN 4dt
M . tps tlt uluh Nn 1th adi No. lis 5d Corn-Sew'
M. l, 6s 6f.i, D!l. No. !, kN ID.
.rttoytn1uSB-i'ork t&s. J.ari 49, ai.
ltyIl,pt,uE., Jun. t7.-CuTToA-Easlosh at 1}aa7adi
rnlos saD bnloBi speculation nna ux'rt, i,00' Amor
icnn, G,Uh .-..., ~.
1nsnox, Jan. Observation-Disclosures aloas, sss
Gl
yp1ntrs TunrESTtSE-AtHsaMl ia MI.
ASTwEitr, inn. .l7.-lFrisDI.EuM-lM1t.
Thu following woro recelvoa by tho Chicago hoarl
Of Truho: -,.. ,.,,.,
lavknpoOt. Jan. lillian H. nl.-F1ont loslss.
WheAt--Wntor, l0a 4d4slts 4l sprinR. l9ss lbs lHl
whltu 1ns III 2,ls td club, It's &i9lls &' CoFn-Ncw
tas.fd; old. b ii. Pork. Ills. Lard. aS H.
I,tYERruot., Jun. l7-n M.-WheMt aulGt nna
Whaot n1d rnEn dull fr 4he United ktnHdnln nna
the Continent, ArElyad -Wheht nta eor1t etea"ies.
III arFvoWhent nnd curp-Snt Mnch Nl'na: In. tI
cepts ol when. to Ilst week. ah@D csn!ns u whsii
cirnf. III. Tuuw H.. Choose. 7l4 i,aat-l' A. k!s
t,siNluN, Jun. lT.-llyEHruhf. WaeAt 1niMt ntla
ptendy torn tiiIl 1t ~ IT,. Enrt,vs o caHst-W otlt
! and GnFr Atcady. carxoos on I'assa1a-Hheat a"o
| c0E4 4Gutgk
, 1880-01-19

THE First NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO
1ins for sale lMvKo tne Of cho!co 1and ref cent
Itnllrund First
MOKTUhGE HOHD3.
hilwpukeo st. Paul 1hts. baarlnH7 ror cent, duo in
,1!sl, aro for sntu 1T l07:s and interest," |
WATSON, LlA ollAN0H Z GIBSON.
70 vnl,-st, nj lino.st.,
Now York, san F1anc,aco.
nANKE1ss AND p1.oKEns,
eppcin, facns md advantages in furnishing
LEGITIMATE MINING lNvE5TMENTS.
Inautrics eheerful!y an.worea --
Sell. YnUM UNITED STATES lONns
Ani sucure handsome premium, and
nuY COOK COUNTY, u! WENT CHICAGO FER
An equally good 'oet,1 t!ste!; Ss'F"* h'Rh'r 'a'o OF
CIIAHLE4 ltENNOT1N,
d \ t0j Washington.st.
:, hD,'LlNnhEv 60"
Now YORK.
s. In Haio-st.. Chicago.
atembcrs OF N. \. Bsock sschnnae.
= ALBEIT ri. pAY. hinnaseF.
vAAsK & FRANCIS,
T., lIankors aud Nrekors.
10 BROADWAY, n. Y.
Ns@ e ars 81 SSr nx xsk stdst .ss'sos s.saso
e''o' q asn asa faio2 f II III a1sns @
= daily siarku. 1@.!eEs .e!,. !. cGstomors ---
q eGs IL, :; b MS's;h l. ssi!e:.', = IT,
aa$' a% IL ! S'A "A ssS1$F!fs
ca or 9; y. a's ,, rsl ,f %,,"u MI! as tho In
'9tts: y axGsstS ies IN IT,
S bai cSutt.housss, ias, elc.i to
, 1880-01-19

Give your defect1ye complexion tho benefit Of
i; III 'octa will lp
, 1880-01-19

Isail frclglts wcru rcportct atcuty OH tic s.lxs
of ,oo per 10' rbs o,, grim to New York, and tho
OF, boxed nirnts to Do Through freIEhts To l'sv-
erl,ool wcrc B0o on mcats and lard, at'd b5o OIL
llOur.
Tho following shows tho receipts nna ship
, 1880-01-19

NEW PATENTS.

WILMINGTON. jan. n.-spiMrrs TuHrbSriSE'
hseady 1t 4G14o.
, 1880-01-19

THE FIRST NATIONAL NAHK OF CH1CAGo
ins for sale q lMsRo tine Of cho!co Rnd rcr cent
EtnllrUud First
hOlTUAGE nDND3.
6llvpukeo st. Paul 1Hls. tanrlnH ror cont duo in
,1.sB, aro for sno nt lG7:S Mnd interest.
, 1880-01-19

Chicago, Burlington - Qmlncy 7fn'1rond.
For Maps, iiuida.n,oke, Tlme-1ab1cs, Hecp!nG.t,sr
ssrkas "iiises y! tlis G@man3: g clatk- Itaaa
TAEio IIntpl 1Isnk'N ExpFctf 'ftiGd tuft nrthcsst
ctrner isnntorh md Rtato--tsh foot Of 1n.Isna.
nv. Urund Central Depnt, corncr hixttGnth md
CapnI.Ht.., lnlNlcr 1fhuse. and cotnet Canal md
NtMtllsnt1.ftN. ton West SlGc).
, 1880-01-19

Milwaukee Expross.
Witci,tlkln t. MiHnghntn. iTNcu
ltly, md Atcs!ashR through i]ay
MilWaUkon, NflNiispn. l'rntEto du
GhIeu, ttnd Iowa ExprCAs....--..
1ibortyTilto AccnInnloi!ntlor1.....
milwaukee,, st. Paul i Mlnncnro.
jis FjteI slhtI t.lnllyl..........ts.,
WtxcunHl3 l. AIlhhGs4ts, Greer
HaY, Ntcvnns Point ind Ash
iMtiti through Night E1prGEs....
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-06-19
CHAPTER 397.

AN ACT to repeal section eighteen Of Ar
ticle one of the Code of Public Local
Laws, entitled "Allegany County," SUBJ
title County Commissioners" and to
re-enact said section with amendments.
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly OF Maryland, That section eigh-
teen of Article one of the Code of Public
Local Laws, entitled "Allegany County,"
subtitle County Commissioners" be, and
is hereby repealed and re-enacted to read
as follows:
10. lie shall be entitled TO such compen-
sation as shall be fixed by the co Inty COM
missioners, and he shall have power to ad-
minister oaths to all road supervisors who
come before said commissioners to settle
their accounts touching the fairness and
truth of such accounts, and to all persons
who come before said commissioners to
make transfers, or ask for rebates or re-
auctions or other changes in assessments,
ON the assessment books of said county,
and shall have power to take atfldavits to
all papers to be filed in the office of said
commissioners.
SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That this
Act shall take effect from the date of its
passage.
We hereby certify, That the aforegoing
is acorrect copy of an Act of the General
Assembly OF Maryland, passed January
Session, 1880.
Approved April 10, 1880.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk of the House of Delegates.
EUGENE HIGGINS,
June Secretary of the Senate.
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ANOTHER threatene strike among
the canal boatmen.
"THEY ALSO SERVE WHO ONLY
STAND AND WAIT"

DIED-On Sunday, June IS, 1880, Mrs.
JULIA BARNARD, wife Of Fuller Barnard,
ESQ.,, of this place, in the Gath year of her
age.
The death of this beloved lady inspired
feeling of sadness throughout our town.
That ono so young, so lovely and pure,
should BIO removed so soon from q sphere
of apparently usefulness is great shock
to human notions of affairs here below. 1t
must hence be one Of the precious mYster-
les of the Divine economy that somehow
some OF the Lords children accomplish
their need of good in few short years
by simply standing rnd waiting"
This was eminently the case in the brief
career of this select sister," the extreme
delcacy of whose health forbade In large
measure the usually tender ministrations
OF wife, mother and neighhor, to lus-
band, child and friends. Yet the lesson
inculcated by her cheerful fortltude under
the trying vicissitudes of an unrelenting
disease, and which she knew could have
but one termination, will linger in the
memory of all who came within the circle
of her influence while life and memory
last-like the fragrance of passing but
fading flower-that beautiful type of dying
youth, to- day in bloom, tomorrow dead.
Three years ago she gave her hand to
her young husband with sweet, unfaltering
trust. Like Ruth she said:
Thy people shall be my people; thy God
my God, and naught but death shall part
thee and me.
Her confidence was not misplaced, az
was shown in the untiring devotion of her
husbands family during the long period OF
her illness. This was manifested by num-
berless und unremitting attentions to her
comfort and pleasure.
Three weeks ago it became evident that
the sands of life were running low. With
the alacrity Of one going ON pleasant
journey, she cheerily set about preparing
for departure. She was troubled with nc
regrets save those of leaving her husband
'He will miss me- my babe will not, fol
she will not Remembrance" To questions
concerning her own future she could an
swer with the faith and simplicity of q
child-"My Saviour will take care Of me. u
When in the last hour she could no long
er speak, a smile irradiated her counte
nance, her pastor, reverently curious to
know if "a view, solemn and sweet, o.
the morning-lit land" was falling upon q
vision opening upon higher scenes. ask
ed eff oil was brightupon the other shore ~
She exhibited perfect happiness, as though
the question were precisely the one she
desired to be asked. By a nod, pressure
of the hand, and heavenly expression OF
countenance, she answered afirmatively.
What a powerful testimonial to the truth
of our holy religion, and refutation of the
dark, cold, cherries future, set up by the
infldel for humanityl Her last experience
demonstrated foretaste of destiny fill.
ed with blessedness against his theory OF
a surrender TO barren, bleak world
around and rayless eternity beyond!
Verify, "blessed are the dead that die In
the Lord" A Friend.
Frostburg, Md, June 1G, 1880.
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Business Locals,

Hitchins Bros. have reduced line of
Standard Prints from o to z cents,
and will offer the same during the present
month. They also offer line of PRINTS
at o cents per yard.
$1,000 to equal "Our Cough Cure"
Sold everywhere. sour Consumption
and Asthma Cure" never yet failed to
Cure Consumption in the first, and Asth-
ma in any stage.
Remember the place to get Pure and
Fresh "Gold Standard" Coffee is Hitchins.
Don't forget Edwards stock of New
Goods just received from the eastern
markets.
Sugar Hams in canvass, aodrranted,
at 124 cents per fb., at Hitchins Bros
Call at Hitchins Bros. and see the new
Trim mings-a decided novelty-at
once the prettiest, most suitable, and cheap
est trimming of the season.
OUR Reliable Asthma and incipient
Consumption Cures. Sold by Druggists.
Address, HOME,
Frostburg,, Md.
Hitchins Bros. are selling first-class
Shoes at extremely low prices, in many
instances offering lower prices than a year
ago.
Our Radical Asthma Cure
and Specific for incipient Consumption
sold by Druggists. HOME.
Our customers can be supplied after this
week with the Celebrated Gold
Standard Coffee, glazed or unglaz-
ed. "Gold Standard can claim greater
success than any article ever introduced in
this town. People may depend upon its
quality being kept up to the standard, and
our offer to give back to any person not
satisfied with it, is still good and will re-
main SO. HITCHINs Bros.
Notice !-0ur Advertising Motto
Avoid all misrepresentation, such as ex-
aggerated statements of quantities, quail
ties, and similar methods Tell the truth,
and keep good faith with the people. In
short, do what you promise.
HITCHINs Bros.
ATWOOD Buntings at Hitchins.
Colors-Eorue Gendarme Black, Stone and
Navy Blue. Stylish
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NOTE.-Time here given is Philadel-
phia time, which is Ave minutes faster than
Baltimore time.
No change of cars between Cumberland
and Huntingdon. Through cars between
Huntingdon and Philadelphia, New York
and Pittsburg. Passengers from points
east of Hyndman, for Somerset, take Ex-
press train west; change cars at Hyndman
and arrive at Somerset at 4.55 p. IN.
Tickets sold and baggage checked by
PETER NOON, Agent, corner Baltimore
and Liberty streets, Cumberland, and at
the depot. Bus will call at residences for
passengers and baggage, on notice left
with agent.
Excursion Tickets to Bedford sold every
Saturday during the summer season; good
to return until the following Monday.
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General Passenger Agent.
THoS. A. ROBERTS, Superintendent.
June 10