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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-12-23
A LIVELY TIME EXPECTED.

A lively time IS expected in the Democratic
ranks over the choice of delegates to the
State Convention. Some of the friends of
City Controller PattisOn are working hard to
get him the delegates from this city for Gov
elnOT. Numerous Philadelphians, however,
think that he had better remain where he IS
Hence his candidacy will be opposed by
many of the most prominent Democrats in
the city He is not tbs choice of the Demo.
cratic ranks of this city by any means.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-12-23

Grant Babcock, Belknap & Co are in
spired with the effort being made to launch
a carpet bag government in Mississippi
Moses, Patterson, and the rest of the fugi-
tive carpet-bag plunderers, are plucking up
courage with the conviction that there are
years OF good stealing in the Southern States
yet. All the old Grant regime thieves have
q lively hope of spois in the future under
the administration of the martyTed Garfield S
successor. The attempt to set up a rump
government in Mississippi, to be sustained
and supported by Federal bayOnets. has re-
joiced the stalwaTts, whose revel has begun
again with music by the full band.
, 1881-05-22

WANTED-FOR ONE WEEK, AN EX-
" perIcnccd operator on Wilcox i Gibba' ma-
chine Apply ut " Twenty thtfd-stv
, 1881-05-22

XVANTED-TWO AL MEN TO TAKE
w orders in the eity Knights Pictorial Shuk-
spEare. Tragedies und Comedies are now ready Cor
+. COLLIER. lis L:.ku-at.
, 1881-05-22

INANTED-GOOD SAMARITAN, So
Ky Ky olsty. 17S East ianiolph-st: house and laundry
tionalittcs; work found for women With children.
Board, t. and S.-50 week.
, 1881-05-22

WTANTED-4i MAN OF GOOD CHAR
w ncter who can sc,I goods from wagon repre-
ftntne one uf t!e ndest firms IN the city. Must hare
<Tn cash and good references. IOnL Npply il yQu
cannot cO:uuly- Address = y. IrihunG uslce.
, 1881-05-22

[WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w h1usewurk in sms family; must be :, good
Wusher ntd ironer. AND understand cooking; Scandi-
naFtan preferred. Call " III. Burlins-s..
, 1881-05-22

M A7ASTED-A NEAT GIRL OFl4 YEARS
W - taae caro- Of little buby and du Bo1oe work
aroumd the house, Inquire Immediately ut III West
, 1881-05-22
WANTED-A DINING-ROOM GIRL
~ aud chambern,nid at 24D Wabush-av.

w WANTED-A GERMAN OR SWEDISH
" EIgl Tor general housework- References re-
qulred. eiys atchigln-ay. -'-7-1
, 1881-05-22

EWANTED-A GOOD GIRL TO DO GEN
,,ft eril honsewosk 81 Isl West Adams-st, beIweon
R0bey-st. and SGuiey-Hv. -
, 1881-05-22

{xT.AN'fED-TWO BElGIiT AND IN
w du$triDus boys lrt.n II to IL years. Call from
IN: e. a:3l Monday nlorninE No other time - PORT
, 1881-05-22

WTANTED-10o EXPERIENCED GIRLS
W. to WORT TN linen uIsters in the shop Apply to
LOUIS adj EK. :.:i3 Mudssou-st. up-stairs
, 1881-05-22

GITUATIOA WANTED-BY a YOUNG
~ cuiorea nan In private fa1nl!y where he cal,
ni4h. himself stneraly useful; s just from South;
VIII DO nn:.h!ns fur Hn honest living; pbjeclion to
Enins nnyMiere Tor u good huule. Address n Il,
Tribune Office =:
, 1881-05-22

WTANTED-A GOOD WAITRESS FOR
~ II Aprsute family. Summers spent ut Lake &C.
meHa. n.;Sa. Iu9u references required. Address Q :d
, 1881-05-22

TANTED-LADIES TO TAKE Or
W. deEs f0r nTat-c!ass book. Empire Publish
inG House. lakeside building.
, 1881-05-22

WANTED-GOOD, ACTIVE, STRONG
w boy to help about general sntp tgQra. Wages
81 ser week. GEO Z. aklDMuAE. ~ Nabash-ny.
, 1881-05-22

N7ANTED-TWO BOYS FOR GARRY
w tng parxuzes. inquire ut WILSON BIOS. il3
DId lis 1tate-st-, before L. H., Monday.
, 1881-05-22

GlTUATIUN WANTED-AS COOK;UN
On i vessel by respectable lady. Mrs. KEl5s.s
sEsl SfHte.af.. ;ss!.1!
, 1881-05-22

TTANTED-AGESTS - LADIES AND
wv gents city Aai country. for the I'D and New
Covenant Fastest selling picture out. Coat,ius
the illustrated Lurcs Prayer. Ten Command,nents.
and Apostlr's trGed acco dina, to tile vcrson IL
eu'ora send .5c tor sampIe. or Gull on j. ". WELL
BURN. Nurth Clark-yl, Hootu /.
, 1881-05-22

GTTUATION WANTED-POS1TION AS
Wholesale house. Would refer 70 Hannah. Lay +
Co.. lumber dealers. Address N 9, Tribune Office.
, 1881-05-22

w ST., German or Scandinavian 1.an and wife;
mar, 10 take care OF horse and nuke himself gem
, 1881-05-22

W7ANrED-A GOOD BOY Is OR 10
w yeurs OF use, EosiliuH with his parents. Must
give good references Wages small to begin With.
Steady enp|oy oyment- Man uutaciusers' AGENTS Office.
+ III, Tribune Office.
, 1881-05-22

GlTUATION WANTED-BY A CONPE-|
~ tont colorcd Rsl for secoau work cvnA In p..
vac family Or boAEding-huuse: positively dunt Waat
carehf children. PteHse call or address sElsANKIE
s. is93 South CfATE-st, II
, 1881-05-22
"ANTED-GO0D GIRL FOR HOUSE
" work. No. 3s2s South Halstett-Bt. ~ =,

tlous, honest donestics tn 4 s1nall'privato
fAn,!iy swcsle or Norwegian tTotestantl preferred:
waves IS and q. respectively. Inquire ut once at rs
, 1881-05-22

SITUATION WANTED-AS COOK;
~ hrst-class references; please call at III ;We4s
, 1881-05-22

TWANTED--A GOOD NURSE GIRL
~ Apply ut No. It's North State-ss, corner Supe-
, 1881-05-22

TNANTED-A Man WHO UNDER
" Stands pr0of-read.ng and has fair taste for
cnnuensA: n:s!ter. ~ tile rrht per,on periuanent
situation Will be Ei-en wages {i5 per wcek, Address
frinters' ExcharfGe, T.. o, lux i.Sl eity.
, 1881-05-22

WTANTED-3O4 WEST VAN BUREN,
W. st.. In private fAuy, an experienced cook
and iaunaress; Herman Ut Swede preferred. Apply
, 1881-05-22

!. W MONDAY MORN
ff inE. 1T sHOSk'S sl:n establishment, rs West
, 1881-05-22

TTTANTED-LADY.. HAVING A VERY
fY neeas ,, r. suburban hone Wishes. to NICE.
sereea6s 'aay complnloI,, Who would give her some
objection to rricd Iudy. Address n - TrIbupe
, 1881-05-22

WTANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GEN
,ig erll huusework; good washer und ironer,
, 1881-05-22

IUANTED TWO GOOD SEWING
w e!rls; none others need apply. 2sl5 Cottage
, 1881-05-22

GITUlATJON W-lNTED!.:A .]YOaEAN
hDnae; III Twenty y-hfth-st- t,:,f37@s&s
, 1881-05-22

WANTED-AN ELEVATOR BOY, TO
w run four hours eact eyur1K. Apply 20 HEO. G..
COPPER. T1iouAe 3ul.d.ns after p. n. On Monday.
, 1881-05-22

WTANIED-SALESAlE OF ABILITY
w III tuk orders fur work Ut great merit, on IL
plum insurAI fapld ind immense sale; Htso lew
agents to sell une line OF imported albums
payments nf = cents per week. e. ". BQltI4ASD s.
AtAfa.=S
, 1881-05-22

CIrUATl0N WtANTED-BT 4 SCOTCH
~ iuan as coacllu1an and &urdenor; married; wire
cHH 81 dv second wosk In fnntls- Address JAMES
WADDEis lsS West Adnms-st. -
, 1881-05-22

TWANTED--PEAtL LAUNDRY, NO. 800
W South statc-st four shirt ironers IND one
prncticni lieNGnGr yId FiuSHf.
, 1881-05-22

GITUATI0N WANTED-BY: "A .GOOD,a
NJ Industrious girl to do general ousework COOK.
tn private family The best Of references. Call
, 1881-05-22

D-COAlPETENT GIRL TO DO
,FY general houseNork In small family; 81. 3lis
, 1881-05-22

WANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR
"" general hpuseWurk In small En.ntty:' 81 per
week. References. Cali at l3ss WAbusl,-nt.
, 1881-05-22

CITUATION WANTED-BY AN ACT
~ i've young man OF Is In Wholesale house.; will
glro security to obtain permanent position Ad-
dress y II, Tribune p;ljce,
, 1881-05-22

IHTANTED-TWO GOOD MEN FOR
w unaAa and 81, Paul. to sake orders tor our new
series IN SETS Wili pay salary nud commission too.
Z. +, COLLIER, lis i4Akc-af.
, 1881-05-22

SITUATIONS WANTED-BY 3 GOOD
girls; one to eook and the other for sccou rott:
please to clii on Monday Mt ll5i Hu.sefte4. cotnsr
, 1881-05-22

WANrED-1'WO. YOUNG MEN on
~ salary " collectors and deverers, aud to csa~
mission to tn ruIuce u nuw boOk Apply ut IhicaXo
Publishing Cuulpany's, 17S aud l5s) " Na6Isti-ny
, 1881-05-22

WTANTED "A SURGICAL NURSE:
~ must he tsrst-class tn every respect. and give
EUpl references Address s a5 Tribune Office. y .
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MINES AND MINING.
THURSDAY. Nov. 25-p

THURSDAY. Nov. 25-P. NJ
large business was done in few mining stockh
and there some small advances made in prices
but the general market was dull and weak Robin.
son was specially active and after selling down u
to SIS rose to s7sGss. Chrysolite with only small
trading recovered to $50 but Iron Silver was cent?
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ating between 2.1O and 2. The State Lines oc-
cuped their usual proportion of attention and upon
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bid and after rising cents 70 80 closed un-
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up from A to 47(046 cents. The Comstocks were
afI weak; Consolidated Virginia down to 1.75s
California at 1915 cents, Sierra Nevada to 9H
and Best and Belcher to 8. Gold stripe sold at
40 cents Among the low price stocks Boston Con-
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Chapparel was cratic selling at 33 a 1885 cents
and Great Eastern was weak at cents.
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t,rsroRy OF RELIGION IN ENGLAND from of the
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VARYING religious denominations, and OF theii III
fuence upon each other and upon the genera MS
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SAN FRANCIsCO, Cal, NOV. 25.-Nothing new is
expected i'm the north end mines until the dTIft cOn1
meets the Union shaft with the joint Cnion-sierra
a new DRIFT has been started TO connect the Curry
and Best and Belcher shaft with the $500 level or
Consolidated Virginia.
lateral drift of Yellow Jacket, 5000 level.
The north-end stocks have iirmer tone. Actiye
Transactions in the remainder OF the ComStOcks
were light and variations unimportant.
Bullion receipts for the past week Contention.
300; Eureka Consodated, S26,300; slandardt
$SL1OO; Northern Belle. $4,000; thirsty.
so 100: Head Centre, ~, 800 Bo!ie, $4,000 Day,
$500 Black Bear, $1,000 Manhattan S23'1Oo;
North Belle Isle, $4,000: Ophir $1,000
LEADvILLE Col. Nov. 25.-The great Finch
pump aGd connecting machinery OF the Robert K.
Lee started up on "Wednesday and Is working well.
Crowds from Leadville fockcd to see 1t yesterday.
The company began tie building of this extensive
pumping machinery in June last Some lmportanl
developments have been made 20 the north OF the
property. Drift No. is improving. lot OF 40
tons of ore settled for this week, netted S23O0Oa
4 lot of selected ore will go G,000 ounces per ton.
The Denver City began shipping ore Yesterday.
HELENA Mont, Nov. 2j.-The Alta Montana
Company has found i'll the Wine sunk IN tho
Bonanza croSscut from the Cole Saunders tunnel or
the Alta mine. the largest and richest body OF orc
ever found in the mine Seven feet average over
100 ounces silver per ton and 90 per cent lead
The recent rich strike IN the Legal lender mine,
of Montana, continues good.
The Bonanza Chief Company is taking out 90
dollar ORE and will start the mill soon.
A bonanza has been found on the 400 level OF the
MOultOu mine.
Bullion valued at S242, $50 was received in
this city Yesterday from the mines
The Spring Valley Hydraulic ,Companny's new
tunnel was advanced 104 feet for.the week ending
November a. leaving 74S feet still TO be run.
Father de Smet superintendent reports for the
week ending November 10 that 1900 tons of ore
were extracted from first level, 1000 tons from
second level and $50 tons from third level. During
the week 245O tons of ore were milled. The north
end tunnel Is in POI feet and the south header,
Golden Gate is in Is feet The mine for the first
two weeks run in November produced bar No. 1926
containing li6 ounces, valued At $19.252
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HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN d co, Boston, Mass,
No. IL East l7thst, Ncw-Ycrk,
(Bctwocn Broadway and 5thayc)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-26
lost an0 fonno.

| OST or STOLEN.-Bank Book issued by the
- seamens Bank for savings Newyork tohe subscriber.
IL not found returned the Bank within thirty from
the date. Will apply for book SARAH u. ELY.
New-YoTk. Nov. rs. 1871.