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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01
MINES AND MINING.

MONDAY July 3i-r. NJ
The mining stock markets to-day were uui' a. a.
weak. In the dealings there was no'ni"e
turb the profound peace that has set'ieu up'%
ing speculation. The tendency Of prices vac . rho
ward. but the final changes were NOV -, I.st
activity of Tuscarora ended app", NY aool,,ed
week. To-day the sock was duh anu u'e'i'N
20 ao,,,s ~ tho oneninc. an advance Of cent
trOn satnrdov 70 sac cents. Chrysoli,e was
&c Int # also declined steadily 20
Do9eIate,S SC.I' ~ On SATURDAY aud go al the
optnnG today. Robinson Consolidated was eag
at 300 I.35, and Decatur closed pndE 60 aInrd
cent at " cents and Annie was barely 'lea.y d.
cents ORIENTAL and Miller fell cents 20 - Vor,
and south Pacific cents TO IN Genus
Plumas was firm al Is cents.
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5lcampoaIs ano Railroads..

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
~ DREW and ST JOHN Leave Pier Al. NOrth River loot
51ny SUNDAY morning excepted with trans North West
Excursion tickets Albany and reIHT SOD soeays e So
A LBANY DAY Albany and c. Vib-
~ bani.-Daiy sunday excepted leave Vestry-st Pier
80 an W;5-d.i r Al a. M hpo2syR by Annex a. a M
IthinepeoE Cissl, 4nd Hudson Connecting
beck dy terry win 80 m tram. On Ulster = pei r. X
Special SARATOGA EXPRESS.
4 MARY POWELL for West Point Corn
landing a craas,ca or@eiIy Coz1ens, Miicl
burg and Hyde PARK aaiy SUNDAYS excepted leaves
PoiignA eepsie with evening trains Tor the North
ERIE RAILWAY now known as the NEW
1r,es = Of tr fr n chambers street Depot
o. m.-Cincinnat and Chcaso lay h1Prt9~ Drawing
og Ia oDay Past II Loui. Express arriving At nhal'
west Fullmans best Drawng-room sleeping Coaches to
Z ?. m. lnanv,-Pachc Express for The West Sleeping
chicago without Hoie coaehrs through to Chicago
az p igrant IRAN Tor the Me.L ,o ,ooo o.. ~
2miinigt sundays D. $50 1920 d. m.. Lao 800 T.
7o .5 53o s2o o l9f2 % @oon ana ai
midnight sundays q. $50, LOGO III. l4j 55l, i mid
Newark and Paterson Newark e45. $40. ll2oa m.
nights only SUNDAYS 9:i5 m. $40, $50 p. IN.
r. M and L Midnight sundays j. So io.5o a. H. ij
$50 D. m ana . midnight
Ncsburr Cornwall 100 a m. $780, 1902. m sun
oTouf and En rston ga u. $50 T. sundays $50 A. m
Goshen 1JJ -, Iu-o 3. a. 1.'O. 800, - 7:IJ D. IN
ddletown 100. a. lO.2n 800, $50. Z. 4:l5
Nuudavs $50 lu:IIa a.. b.i, p. 10. Toe anu 45J
y m ira. us connect with Midland Railroad a. Mdnst
Port Iervi- j.. q. It:-ua 4:3n q, IN sun
| DAYS. $50 iu.Zu q. n.. q. go and D. n
ioas leave T. quarter of and quarter alter each hour
from T., a M To- i.i5p No. and - AM l:fJ p.
Tickets passage aud fli Apartments n DRAWING room ana
Sleeping Dee obtained orders Tor the checkug
and lett 81 She company - Offices
No- DI Cd ~. "A y. l.,
Court st.. Brookiyn or al the C0mpanVs Depota
F.migraut ~. Nn.f BAT
EXPRESS the N est NewfOrk az go
al" JNO y. Abbott tjen1 Passr Agent, New York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
y Trains eave ioT ngewood Coster Pem0nt aud NyAcS
e. 500. lO a. J. g. g. $50. 80 0.4O $500 llt5up n
sundays and Gas p m. The lIJO III ifan VIII
leave go minutes later SATURDAY nlght1. -,
Manuel spring Valley and Mousey :. ~ a. H. 4'oV p IL
jNO. y. ABBOTT Genr Pass'r Agent NeW-YorE-
FHlGH VALLEY RAILRO AD.-Passenger
Il trains MAY ID. l~> will leave depot loot
oil Cortlandf aud III JOB am D. H. 5: 40 ana
$50 D. EastOn Bethlehem. Allentown keatlng
Msuch Chunk. Wllee-b4rr, IowIniA NivtrlV llnncL
Geneva Lyons. Buffalo and tls West ana NouIWef run
man thr0u q. tIv Trains AZ d. IN iJr ha-ton
Bethlehem Allentown. Reading, Miuch Chun-, hcsrIe
and Pitt On LOca. trains AZ 4 III Tor Las'oh Dcl'"cl
ami Copav - ,. ali
POINTS II MlhauOy and hazeOl coal regons sunday tram
local Mauch CAunS s.4J IL III Leave Mduch OhuAA ~
GENERA Eastern office corner OF Church and cort lndist
A
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DROXLDENCE LINE.

Connecting viii Providence q Worcester itI-
for all POINTS north and FAST. via " OkCESTER.
" .t.aurr MA-~ACH USETIS tues
DAYS Thursdays AMI SATURDAYS Wili cave ~
D. ~. from Pier - y H., loot or " aIrcn-sIr p
Con,i.,finn. made ar Providence via r. a. " l. II.
or Worcester aud e Northern r.ist IN aud "hi. M
Nafpf4u Uuufs Ickes sale az All pfnrlpal ucAeL
Offices -t,te-rooms secured AZ offices oi Wes'cOt hAPIe
60. M A-ior House. N0s ~, "ci. 5t and a. bloA
.a ayd - tin Avenue lndsOc Hotel ticket oncez
l.. ". tILkLN1. General FA,s. Agent
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CHARMS
GTARIN'S .....,,~.,,-. ..,o.,.
COMPANY.

- Ah
> CITY. RIVED AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
Office Pier il. y. r., FOOT Of Cortlandtst
Commitment. O freight fOrW aricd directed 10 any part
Of the world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders coived for GeyerY al kinds Of freight and
clandlsc any part Of the city.
sEAAND HAEBOE TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LICHTEKAGE
Freight every description promptly to any point
in the hlIbor al reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,. bAk0Es AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR IN r. IONS
STEAMERS John ~tilin and Erasus Corning for NEW
HAN.N leave PleI - y H., at daily. Saturdays
eASS1tl4IdPoIIs EXPRESS CO.. between New.York ana
New Haven. Care and dispatch guaranteed.
Freight point. l. ~ L received at Pier 10.
For NeW-ilayen and point : last at fier s., 49,,
NORTH SHORE, = IAiEN l>IAN D-Lleven Mler Tor
steamers iIom Pcr T. X loot Mhtenast
CtN RIAL oH4PiAEJ. Communpaw. y DRY Docks
Machine and snops every thing apperainng 10 the
con.tTu, JON ana repair OF vessels
G,TONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
y CONNECTING WITH ALI POINTS EAST
stear,er 4 IiRlsXGA EFT and sTONTNGTON leave
daily except sundays AZ p H. iron Pier 49, " l- too' D
Jav.st arriving ia BOSOM az g.
fck,fs Tor sale principal ticket Offices staterooms
secured al Offices WcstlOtt Express 90 az > A7t" rouse
.O- l 8q7 ami f2l BROADWAY aud al Fifth Avenue AMI
ndsor Hotel ueAet I'qt General Passenger Agent
THE POPULAR SHORE LINE -
ffI ph HI FROM GR4SD GENITAL DEPOT.
Three express daily sunday excepted 70 boslon AZ
s:J paTiOr cars @ttAchou anu 40 - 49, wa"
TIMTIEDTlCKETs TO BOSTON ALL RAIL 50.
NEWPORT express at r. tparor cars attached ar
HpRSViDEScE special express p. H.. Cparlor
tarned arrives a. Providence lO:@O y. H. ,-.., " -
-r of- nc kef offices aud Grand Contra. Depot.
l. FILklNs General Passenger Agent
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mlnlua.

APACHE, GRANDE, BELLA, PLAZA
n and all listed AM unlisted Mining 9OOcAs
sold on C,nlnliaslOL.
WATSON & GIBSON
% Broadway, New YORK
A MHERST GOLD MINING COMPANY.
N Mime and Mil Carri1Oo District. y >
tspiIa. 100000; lD0.ODu shares.
NeW.i ork office, ADAMS & De CAMP,
43 Exchange place
FARMERS LOAN and TRUST COMPANY, Eeglstrars'
OFFICE CABoRcA MINING COMPANY. So BRoADwAY}
New orr. August l, 1852.
TINE TRUSTEES OF HE CADORCA MIN
L nc COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA the l7th day
NJ Iuy lSs2 leviei an No. OF twenty-five
cents r share Oh it, pta Delinquent san Fran
cisco August sae-dav september 10 Looms L. White
A Co. - Wallst. financial agents OF the company, WI
receive the above stOckhJ 1es IL EASTERN
3 dtcs
There viii be advertising charges on al certificates Of
stock remaining unpaid on the 2lst August.
TNION con. MINING COMPANY,
~ NOrE
Nine Bodie Mono County. al
Capiial. -l.JJDuOO. 100000 shares
NFW-NORk OFFICE o. BkOA DMAY'
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RAILROAD.
4 ON and after . ulV "a. 1881.


AND United STATES MAIL kDt IE-
Trains eave Ne~iOrk Desuruss aud Corandt streets
Ferries. follows:
HARRISBURG it-Ours the West and South Win Pul MIN
Palace attached ana m daily. New-f orS
lhc1gO Limited 0f Paror, Dining smoking ana sleep
OaIs a. . Il DO.
Ini .. r.- -prlut. . ana l m daiiV
Mulamspori. Lock Haven CORY AMI Eric az
= D. u connecting CRY for lltusyle Petroleum Cen
i.egluus
Taiiiwnre Wa-hr.tun and The south. Limited WASH ngt0n
fxute,-'' o Pullman daily except -ungar, 30
D. M arrive Washington %. Regular al JlJ and $50
a. u.. B.. $40. All J. M, iud l. ul2It
Sunday. D. and g aud night
For Atlantic city with through ear D. except sunday
Log Branch dead junction dud intermediate stations
Wa RAILWAY and AuboY. $3.50 and $40 H., Il noon -
300. D. amt p. .
boars Of rookvu connect with AL through trains AT
Jersey v anorlne speedy and tlrct transfer Tor BROOK
O., 40 . - -
lD.4I n H. daily FROM Washington and ba tlmore u5l
C.-Oa M 3.IN. $3.50 .:3l and luJu sunday Oj hrlU
a A. and 1880 u. From Baltimore. 10 p. on sun
DAYS a.5 p. From ihlaiclphi go 90 o."U 49,
eco @ 1880. io, t:-p
500 a:.J 1890 and 1880 sunday, 5.Jj O:-O o:JV
$50 II.tO a. ILL.,. GO $50. lu:iO and l1:ju y. m.
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saturday TODAY

cL0s1-q PRICES or cfLKFoRv1A STOCKS
s,S ERANcIscO. MONDAY. Jnly 81, lsS2.
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Bullion valued at $4,000 was received IN TINS
CITY Yesterday from the mines.
H.. olosiny quotations of Lake Valley stocks yes
terdav as reported by Watson 9 bison, were
Grande. $685. S524; Plata $3.50 1914; Bella
s. IOa S2l4 +; Apache, 81 55a$l go.
Father de Smet superintendent reports Tor week
erding JnIv % that 1000 tons OF ore were eX-
trscted from first level. 100 tons from secoil d
level. and 70 tons from third level during nne
W N now IN 69s eet Golden Gate header loI feet
and third level header Oh feet.
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nor THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.

commencing June 2G ecai through express tra WIZ
rvyiur.rOon cars. will leave Grand cnird epp' ~ u y
a a IL h. H. daily except sundays 81 coo a n ailVh
af the noun the evening Two hou d ~ 4
ost .ca.ou connecting Wells aver With express d Io
Newport W. Quebec &C seals ID draw LOOM az ll
be ENGAGED in advance 40 d. H. q = O. ucke once III HIah'
Central Depot OF by add essIng by man 81 lregri1
G. 4. IL EMP-IEAD, d. l. 4. -
\ y IL. L.. r.. O. g. Depot, y. Y
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NORWICH LINE ..... ,.-.,.., .., cir. e,,.
Thene~ Iron SEA cfF FYr OF WORCESTER.
Wi'hout exception the most eiss1 oltS 'ii anu
Pier North RIVER loot u WAtt,-st next pier
DesDrOssesst Ferry daily, He-pt sunday Al pm
NEW~HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
~ sPKINGFIELD. H"LNOKE- MONkkAL and uterine
diate points. Pier %. T. r. iai Al p III
necting with trains A. al NERRhAVES Tor MERiDEN
at ~ @ Sc anS cos s Broo
lyn Excursion NewhAven and return, - 90 On aud
NEW.HAVEN al IA p II. sundays unt1 further notice.
- uHNLAPoIIs. COLORADO OREGON. CALI.
FoRNIA and all points in NEBRASKA. UTAH, MON
TANADAKOTA MINNESOTA, and the NORTHWEST
are reached direct from CHICAGO via the
CHICAGO AND NoRrHwEsrERN R,y
Itruns from two to five trains daily way
CHICAGO and prominent Western points. IT ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west Of Chr
cago PU LLMAN sLEEPERs are run on all OF s through
night For Of fare and other Information
apply by person coupon ticket agent
l. r. BOOTH
General Eastern Agent, No AIS Broadway. New-YorE.
TROY BOATS-CITIZEN'S LINE.-New
fPs S
West sunday steamer touches at Albany
THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC are informed
n nat through Pullman ears from New York 70 chiesgo
Railroads lssye New from Ere Depot al daily.
Tickets at the Offices Of The Erie R alvey , 49,,
Genera Agent G. T. c. aud o. r. aalways
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
On and after MONDAY. June o.
SPECIAL FAST EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN.
with Psrior and Day Cars, viii connect with the
PROVIDENCE LINE.
Of steamers from Nowlork, leaving the steamer wharf
Providence az 900 daily except sundays aud running
through Worcester F4byans aud other White Noun
l. i. VILLAINS. Genera Passenger Agent.
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san FRAvc1sco. July 31.-The ore IN Mex
80 - \, l continues abOut vertical. At time,
II seems TO he west but gam dips back. ,.,...l
~onth drift. :. 900 level, OF Union Consondateu'
;'t;i 1nttlng lunches OF good ore, and the uprase
from the zoo level continues TO pass through
streaks Of ore. The $500 level shos considerable
HE Alta pumps are expected to be in running or
der in two weeks. , r..o. I'LL
II is reported that Superintendent Patton VIII
soon 90 East and that either MackaY or faH VIII
,.rsooaIlv direct operations during his absence
lie CaIfornla delinquent sale has been pos poned
10 August 70.
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Express Trans leave NewNor. via DesbrOsses anu Cort-
lanGt streets Ferries a. follows:
7:k, Limited a. ,i;-o ip, . 90,
p. and II n-nt sundays o:l3, ana 40 IL ui
l. o. =. = and g D. and - night
dAliY except ruhlay Az ~
a III r. m running through VA rentOn ana CdIn1el'
Returning trains BruaI street station Philadelphia
col 5000 20. a.45 $50. T.3f s:2', $50 ana IL a. M
Limited Fxurc--, l.u 3. >, q, $50, 100 ana
sup IN ON sunday. l-Ol 800 80 a. $50 a. m. 4,
t:3o. 7.lJ $50 ~. Lrayo Philadelphia Wa Camden
M ud 4.,u !. daily except sunday
ct 80 amt H4i Broadway, Astor HOUSE ana
Corflaud-ss tOurtst Biouh-
i'm annex station. Futou-s: Bro0Kyn Nos ia,
ms and Us Hudson-st HoDokcu. station, Jersey Clty
Imig-aut Ticket Onl"s p Balterv-pacc
The Nrw-Aork Transfer Company vii can LOT aul CHECK
baggage hotels and Residences
PRANK THOMSON. } IL, w " =.
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AMERICAN TOURS

COOKS AMERICAN TOURS
COOKS AMERICAN TOURS
COOKS AMERICAN TOURS
To the WHITE MOUNTAINS. Mount Desert. st. John
MARITIME provinces. Montreal, Quebec Saguensy River,
Hudson River saratoga Lake George AdlrsndAcks.
Niagara Falls thousand Islands &c. By all &C
special rates. Programmes with Maps sent APPLICATION
Address
THos. COOK & son. POI BROADWAY. NEw.YoRK.
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5liuanons Uanteo-- females.


ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW.
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RLCEIN I'D Al III 4
frs- until = D. m. ana 3Os West Twenty rhIrdst. cor
hlghthave 81 East FOurteenthsi corner hion
venilst AT the HAIR
LEM OFFICES 1907 aud 1900 IulTdAve. corner
Northumberland twenty nhst up 10 p H. at regular OF
ice rates
CHAMBERNAiD and WAITRE>S.-By a
~ capable swedish CIR for city country make
"a adj serves In c0ulss wines &c. very
i,th-st
CHAMBERMAIDS, COOKS. &c-Bv German
~ other help wash. iron hOuswork. &c. for
families hotels, city country. AT tn PROTESTANT
BC tiEAU, lS5 0th-ave-, fourth house above lOthst
EOOK.-Bv a trst-claSs woman for CITY or
~ understands her business in every branch L.
al baker; makes al soups desserts Sc
sober honest and good tempered Ca at 72 Othave n.
COOK FIRST class).-Bv a young woman very
- competent Ia all branches any other responsible
situation by week mouth unexceptOnAbe city reference
2IJ " est 2Oth-st. rear cottage
COOK BY Protestant woman in a small
- family L. nrst-ca@s perm wanted ifnme-
dately in he ciy. Address h. TO-, Tribune Uptown ONCE
los Broadway
HOUSEWORK, or COOK and LAUNDRESS.
BY NOrweg girl ready. willing afraid of
wanted, and where she
work and good behay constant
home. 272 6thave. near l7th-st
NURSE.-By an American man of middle age
and ability thoroughly understanding the and do
GUNNER HOUSES, hotels and families
- promptly supplied help every descr pt on male
female, AZ CAiPt NTkKS EMPLOYMENT M m,
los 6th-aver near sth-st.
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mnsical Instruments.

DEATHS ORGANS, 81 stops, $50 Pianos.
I'D s297 90 Factory running day and night Catalogues
Hee Address DAN ILL !. BEATTY. aslnglon M
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GtcnrsloHs.

4 PALACE STEAMER PLYMOUTH ROCK
makes trips daily direct ROckaway Beach
LANDING ~ the Great ocean Pier.
Leaving HObokeu I4th-st DOCK 200 A m
zl-t-st, North kiyer.--.. 900 D. and $50 D. n
lOth-st, North River If:lO m. aud SCI u m
Pier g. y x. fRcctOr-sf.I 1880 a.. and $3.50 y an
Returning leave Rnck2 l22O and D. M.
Excursion tickets days including adnig-lon
IN PleI, special tickets SUNDAYS
week days 50 cents. good by NeW-NOrk. Wood
haven and O'kavay Railroad. FKcur-On tickefs %
York Moodhayen and ROckaTay Railroad accepted
Plymouth Rock.
A TLANTIC HIGHLANDS, NEW JERSEY.
LN-New seaside resort; twenty miles down the bay
steamer Marion three daily trips direct sundays excepteD
From Pier North llyer-l;l1, Hl5 H. $50 IN. Leavs
Atlantic iighand. = u A. m. and $50 steam ferry
connects a sandy Hook with trains on NcwJerseY ~Ou
and central Railroads grand SAL sceaery aud place
summer Resorts column.
4 EXCURSION To WEST POINT allow
"a ing hours for sight .eeingl and NEWBC RB Qas
hours see ALBANY DAY BOAIs' advertisement
CAMP MEETING at Warwick Woodlands,
~ Greenwood Lake. y. Y. IN progress closing
August Large nicely furnished noofed tent overlooking
the lake 25 cents bed and az low the
families beautiful. heah summer air.
boating. fishing bathing good board az aopuar prices
and spend the trains
ChamOers-L az $50 md $50 M. -
York excursion tickets = Address H. BOYD, 12D
LlDertyst y. y OF the Rev. HOMER a. KING Warwick
Woodlands, y. y
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:, Long Branch,
lectures ano nleetIuns.

4 MEXICAN INSTRUCTOR Meet
~ ing Room -, Cooper Union, THURSDAY. August 3,
lSo2, at O'Clock D. m. NATHAN G. ELY, President
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10 PHILADELPHIA.
THE oLDLsrABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS ANp . ON
SUNDAY. s STATIONS / PHILADELPHIA,
2IN NEW-IONh.

DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED .EQUIE
MENT AND HE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
: VIA SANDY HOOK,

FOOT KECTOR--T.
For Highlands. ScaDIignt. Monmouth Beach and Long
Branch q D. 74j . II a $50, S:iJ, D. 5;i1 p H. sun
DAYS g. lo:i0 "a H.. j:,i, . IN. .o 80
For Atlantic Highlands 74j. Q, Il 1880 40. ., $40
For ocean Grove sea Gir &C. 7i5, o, II Sl5, .,
5.4J ,. ON
3:4j p m. $500, ID, -....--- D..
Bavsde. J: Cd . ~
NFW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
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COOK FIRST class).-Bv young woman very
- competent Ia branches. or anv other RESPONSIBLE
situation by week unexceponable city reference
2lJ West 2Oth-st rear cottage
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| N-I11 vnpK An InNG RRANCH r.. n.

nor RONDOUT. KINGSTON and CATS
i KILL MOUNTAINs-Ianip at Cran',ons Landing
NEST Ppnt. Cornwall Newbure MarDorO Milton.
Poughkeepse Esopls connscunt Win oster ana ea d,
Cat.kilI ami James W Baldwin iel7e d4y az D. ~ io'
~ HarrsOnst North River except SATURDAYS Nhen me
civ of ats leaves D. connecting Win evening
train Tor summer through the tisAlA AOua--S
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EHAMBERMAiD and WAITRE>S.-By
" neat capable swedish cir for city or country can max
a ads IN cOuIss VINE, &c. careful aD0u
silver and glassware wages moderate CAN ~ Gth-avt
near i1th-st
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-09-30

THE following table shows the num-
Der of troops furnished by each State
for the Continental army:
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-09-30

The GREAT DAT CROP IN ILLINOIS
Illinois has raised this year the ex-
traordinary crop of l00,000,000
bushels Of oats. This crop is third
larger than the largest Of any pre-
vious year, and it no doubt surpasses
the entire crop of that kind Of the
entire country not many years back.
The oat crop everywhere ia prodig-
ious one this year, and tho value of
it is manifest it has direct bearing
on the values of live stock, and that
interest again enters into many i'm
portant elements of wealth. And
while raising this phenomenal crop
Illinois has done almost as well in all
the other products of her fields.
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b. Stern & Co.'S Mammoth Announcement.
b. STERN G. co.

Large, New Lot of DARK CALIGos "a - So
500 Pieces Of the VERY BEST CALICoS "a 6
GOOD MUSLINS down to g. 7 and cents per yard-THE
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Which have marked down i'm prices thereby enabling
dispose OF them at TO make room for nay
large fall aud winter specialties.
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Office, MainSt., HltchinsBros. Building

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS:
One Copy, one year. in advance..,.... 81 81
- six months, - .u..,,. 10
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-09-30

HAIR BRUSHES are best cleaned by
washing them in saleratus or soda
water, which removes all the oily
coating.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-09-30

Ex-PREsIDENT HAYES AND WIFE
AT their beautiful home in FIRE.
mont, Ohio, ex-President Hayes
spends most of his time reading and
writing in his library, and Mrs. Hayes
delights in looking after her poultry
yard and the elegant flower garden
that adorns the lawn. They usually
have some friends or relatives living
with them, and transient visitora and
sight-seers are always cordially well
coined.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-09-30

NOTE.-Time here given is Pennsyl-
vania Railroad philadelphia time, which
five 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 Elk
press train west; change cars at Hyndman,
and arrive at Somerset at 4.55 p. m.
Tickets sold and baggage checked by
PETER NOON, Agent, corner of Balti-
more and Liberty Streets, Cumberland,
and at the depot. BUS will call at resi-
dences for passengers and Luggage, on
notice left with agent.
j. r.. WOOD,
General Passenger Agent.
THos. A. ROBERTS, Superintendent.
Jan 90
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-09-30

A PURE, wholesome distillation of
witch hazel, American pine, Canada
fir, marigold, clover blossom, etc.,
fragrant with the healing essences of
balsam and pine, Such is Sandford's
Radical Cure Tor Catarrh. Complete
treatment for 81.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-09-30

Loss of hair and grayness, which
often mar the prettiest face, are pre-
vented by Parker's Hair Balsam.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-09-30

A COUNTRY editor being asked,
"Do hogs pay?" says; IA great
many do not. They take the paper
several years and then have the post
master send it back marked refused. :"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-09-30
THE MINING JOURNAL.
J.B. ODER, Editor and Proprietor.

JOSEPH WoMsLEY, Agent at Eckhart
Extra copies, - cents, - for sale by
W. L. AMMAN, Frostburg.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-09-30

PARENTS who allow their children
to grow up with scrofulous humors
bursting from every pore are guilty
of a great wrong. Think of them
pointed out as branded with a loath-
some disease, and you will readily
procure them the Cuticura Remedies.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-09-30

LEMONS may be kept fresh for a
long time in a jar of water, changing
the water every morning.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-09-30

CHOICE EXTRACTS FROM DRUGGISTS.
1--WE know the value Of malt, hops,
quinine bark and asparagus compos-
ing Malt Bitters."
"Best kidney medicine on our
shelves"
"Our lady customers highly praise
Them
physicians prescribe them in this
town."
"Ths largest bottle and best medi-
cine.
"Our best people take Malt Btters. !"
"Sure cure for chills and liver
diseases.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-09-30

The statistics fend haa calculated
that 81 per cent, Of marriages are mn
happy. Yes, and "a per cent. Of
bachelors have holes in their stock
ings and 100 per cent. have the neck
bands Of their shirts frsyed so that
they are only few degrees removed
from guillotine when starched,
Who's ahead?