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RUBBER AND on GOODS.

The Gutta Percha and Rubber nanufact.
uring Company-Ma Manufacturers Of Rubber Goods
Of every description. Pstentees OF the celebrated
sIaa,tese Gross Brand" Carbolzed Hose. Corner
First and Market streets. J. ". Taylor, Manager.
naxts q KeiIoCg-Pionee1 Manufacturers of Caps
Ann Oiled Clothing, Hate, Covers, etc. Importers
and Dealers in Rubber Boots AID Wooden Goods
no. "a California street
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Car0Iau, Coy q Co.-lmporters OF Hardware,
Iron and Steel Agents for the Pittsburg Steel
Works. Northwestern Horse Nail Company, and
S.o,Ithington Cutlery Co. Nos 100 aud l22 Front
street, and Nos. III and 1l9 California street
yarcus q. aRyYIey d CO.-Importers OF Hard.
ware and Agricultural Implements, Nos. 3ol, 305,
sCS, ec7 and 300 Market street. San Francisco
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srATIoNERs. PRINTERS, ETU.
WHOLESALE cRooERs,

81. g. Croker 8 Co.-Importing and Aanufact
rr!ny Stadouers, Printers and Lithographers, Nos.
Hb. M and gle Bush street, above Ssnsoms
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HARDWARE, IRON, sTHEL, ETC

C, Hermann & Co-AaHufacturers and In
porters. No. 1856 Bsarny st near Pine. The finest
hats at the lowest prices. Factory: II Belden St.
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sAoRAMENTo REcoRn-uNIoN.

TaI,er, Rarker Il Co.-Importers and Wholesale
eros, Nos. IO8 and 10 California street.
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EDUCATIONAL.

Tustsu essEes.-Poneer Druggist, removed TO rs
Montgomery St, 8. E. Country ordera solicited
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pEsTAURANTs

Fvain's Family Bakery and Dining
saleOn-No. $50 Market street Wedding cakes,
ice cream, Oysters jeies etc. constantly on hand.
Families sr1pplied.
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EATS.

school Of CGvI Engineering, Surveying
and Assaying "A Post st. a Van der Naiieu
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
stu debaker Bros. Manufacturing Core
pogitory 81 Market street A Il lsham, Manager.
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SAN FRANCISCO CARDS.
SAN FRANCISCO
Business Directory

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Baker Il HamiIfon-Importers of Agricultural
implements and Hardware Agents Of the Benica
Agrl Works. Junction Market, Pine and Davis SITS.
George A. Davis & Co.-Manufacturers Agents,
S27 and 329 Market street.
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Eaa FrzncirrO 9fflee, so. New HoBtgefD'
sgy s.rest {Palace Eotell ~. q. Sharpe, agent
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ORUGS. CEEMICALE

CARPETS, oLcLoTHs, ETC.
Frank G.. Acknowledgements and Dealer, Nos
sZ3 70 6Ss Clay street, San Francisco.
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Pacific Business College and Teiearsphie
Irstitute-(Life Scholarship, for full Business
Course, 500. ". z. Chamberlain, Jr., and 4. A
Robinson. ProprietoTs, No geo Post street, oppo.
site Union Square, S. r., Cal Send Tor Circulars.
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s .s,iser aes % oil the allsn Ion Of iA~yerl, saboS-,
Hrd oa.n>as gsray throughout Ne "ss 70 u >sH7
Of 9-s VALLEY PRESS for cong AOsoaghIy goa PnhH@
lie -iI aaAian he esnbszt reputation ioHs AiAHhd % ne
hosa ef sisssn and pf pristng "a ast srsai@r
.nan :ss vbbh IA oisseresso3s eye add hand AS1res
n. n WEAVER s27 s.. SAersEaento. Cal
nly Amin
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
noLnEN EAeLE HOTEL.

.~IoRNER SEVENTH and < STREETS SAC
4 ramento.-Ffrst-class in every respect. The
Largest Finest and Best Ventilated Hotel in the city
RATES., q 90 and - per day, sccofdinS 70
room. FIRES Bus 70 ard FROM the Hotel
J. AcSAssER Gate Of Denverl
f,AAnIn Proprietor.
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RELTING. HOSE. ETC.

tieian and Photographer, No u
Montgomery street. Established in 1851.
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BUSINESS COLLEGES.

III. Y, C0ok-Manufaeture of Leather Betting,
hose, LaciDg, Bullion Bags etc, southwest corner
Market and Fremont streeta
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We Keep Everything Known to the Rousekeeper.
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A buniOn is spoken-of as nobby thing
in low. cut shoes. Il New Orleans Picayune.
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LOOK DISTINGUISHED


Ii we could. Love of dress, they say,
has brought ruin to many woman; but
it must be something in the nature beside
that, for the love of it seems ingrained in
US all. Out of our car full they all seemed
properly good women, save the poor Great
ure murmuring and busting her tinger-tips
in the corner, and she certainly did not
look as though fuery had brought her to
her condition. Even the child looked
pleased and satisfied with the dainti1ess
and prettiness of her apparel. A woman
tastefully and neatly arranged as to appear.
ance is as pretty to look at as a tree in
foliage or bush in bloom. Here you may
see fifty in day you would like to look at
again. California climate develops heart
disease, brain trouble and pretty women,
yet perhaps these three are after all but
one. 1t Is in a photograph gallery that
you may see the vanity of men and women
exhibited in it's true light. and in such a
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PRICE LIST and
win those distance who about visit
their goods elsewhere their
order nreet determined TO reduce the OF all goods in line
tI below any House on this coast
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-06-10

Goal coal |" is all the talk in this
v cinity, and more talk of new open
Jugs.
About three miles from here it
Deep Run, where the branch runs u!
o Elk Garden, three miles distant
These mines are working good time
The new railroad is going ahead at a
lively rate. This region in time nc
doubt will be the garden SPOT Of West
Virginia.
lhe weather has been very cool NJ
here ! 81 ri"g with any amount o
rain the leaves have just come out
| began to think we would have NJ
.p,irg al all, but we have it now il
Ill its beauty.
l will give you more lntormaiIo,
concerning this region when l get a
little better acquainted. REX.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-06-10

MORE LoooMoTIyEs.-Tso large
engines were shipped by Messrs. T
H. Paul & Son to Oregon this week
one mogul and passenger of twenty
tons each and another will b. com
pleted by them in few days for Tex
as. These engines are models o
beauty in their way, fit ID odl IN
fire, class style an. with all the very
latest Improvements on them. Th'
one now IN the shops is named u X
Graves" has Westinghouse air brak,
and looks as she stands on the track
a powerful and strong piece of ma.
chiaery. The firm have other orders
TO fill az soon as possible and no ces-
sat'on of work seems imminent witt
them.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-06-10

APPROPRIATION ASKED FoR.-The
board of school commissioners ap-
nearei before the county commission
RS Wednesday and asked for $37 900,
'r $4,000 more than the appropiis
lou last year. They desire to build
six new school-houses and to accom-
plish .,his successfully the extra
mount was asked for.
Of the new buildings one will be
erected in Jackson, (Lonaconing,)
nd another in GERMANTOWN, (Frost
urg); while additions will be built
o tho'e at Westernport, Iompey
mash and Los rtown.
BURGLARY The store Of Wade Il
Co, corner Bro dwuy and Main street,
was broken into last Friday evening
aud groceries, cigars, rotlons, &c, to
the amount of about twenty dollar
we're taken away. Immediately after
the discovery of his loss Mr.. Wade
procured search warrant and with
The assistance of Constable Parker
made minute examination of the
dwelling occupied by the DOM era
boys and discovered the goods secre
ted in chest. Warrants for the ar
rest of the supposed parties were is.
sued, but up to the hour of g ing t
press their whereabouts had not teel
discovered.
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Il Coal Region of the Failure.

RYAN's CAMP, WINDoiI STATION, VIVA, |
June Z, 1882.
To the MINING JOURNAL:
AS former resident of your town
| think it my duty to give the Frost
burg people an idea of the great
strides coal operators are making in
this vicinity by opening up new coal
fields.
Alter leaving Piedmont on the
West Virginia Contra. and Pi lsburg
railway you at once plunge Into t
beautiful wooded valley, fanked on
either SIDE by tall, majestic noun
tame, while the Potomac river slowly
winds its way along. About eight
miles west of Piedmont is Window
Station, where The Pekln coal Gem
rany are opening new mine MI
Denis Sheridan, OF Cumb rland, is
engiI eer. Mr.. John Ryan, of Iona.
coming, has the contract for building
and grading two inclined planes and
trarroad, also a siding. The frs
or upper plane is about 1900 feet IN
length, connected with tie lower
pia 9 by a trAmroa this lowe
,late Ia worthy Of meutlon-in length
t Is l,7O0 feet, with descent OF 81
10 100. Sanding on the top of tbls
D ane and 10 king down the valley q
scene greets the eye that once looked
upon Will never be forgotten. Thii
nine is under the direct supervision
Of M. James Little, formerly oil Low
aconlng, but now resident OF Prd-
mont. He is a live man, and one
c. p4ble Of holding tho osition he
haa attalne. The miners are work
ing day and night driving he ding
winch is il nov about 100 feet, and
they have struck very good coal
which Is beiLg stocked for market
Mr.. Ryan will have everything in
readiness in lew weeks for the
| company. In SIX weeks at the far
thest the mine will be in running
order.
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A SUCCESSFUL OPERATIoN.-Dr. ].
]. Jones removed large scar irom
the face Of a gentleman this week b
cutting it entirely out AID closing u
with silver wire. There 10 40 evi-
dence now On the gen.leman's iaoe
of it ever being Scared. The opera
tion Was a successful one, demonstrat
ing the ease with which tie Doctor
can handle surgical instruments.
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RE-APPoINTED.-Ata meeting of
the Frostburg Gasight Company last
Saturday Mr.. John N. Benson was
unanimously reelected collector to
serve during the ensuing year. We
know of no one to whom greater hon
or could be paid, as the gentleman has
been painstaking and indefatigable in
the performance OF his duties.
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.CORR ESPON D E N C I
an "Oceam Tiev" of M. Fletcher

OCEAN MINES, June 5, 1882
To the MINING JOURNAL:
have been noting particularly th
character givan the miners Of this re
glon by the Baltimore american. Ii
,ppears to me that the american, q
republican organ, has very poor
pinion of its own party in western
Maryland. The correspondent, rs
F." think must be greenbacker or
an snti-monopoly man, or he would
not represent the constituent
of his sheet to be such an Infer
lor type Of iaw-ablding citizens. Fl
mas been guilty Of continuous misrep-
resentation of cur actions from tie
outset of the suspension. He Gays
he miners have at cottages then
homes are conf. rtable ard to some
extent luxurious some catpeted wlth
Brussels and other imT orted carpets ;
ace b inds adofn our windows, and
have qulte variety of cheap O..
aaments, with which we adorn quite
astefully the interiors Of our homes,
Did rs. f." ever sea a miners home ?
| venture TO say he did not and does
uoi know what the interior of miners
hemes consists Ct or looks like il
must Lave been boss home he WAS
~ that has the modern advantages
aud comforts. He says also our con-
ditiou would content a well-to-do
Baltimore merchant or professional
man. / both cases lie thought and
wrote Inc correctly. The men who la
por have hut little time to enjoy lux
aries, while those who do not latoi
have time for nothing else. The
blood there has been or will he shed
is nothing more than the overflow Of
the vital fluid to rs. F's" troubled
brau-to the defamation of honest
Georges @ e, k. He at other times
says the knights OF Labor order thell
men TO do and it is done. 1t is bul
| li,tle Nonder he says anything about
HE Ri hteous organizat on, when ht
knows so little about what he is ak
ing. AN OcGANITE.
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REL1GIoUs.-Ihe Feast of Corpus
Christi was duly observed in 81.
Michaers church Thursday.
No meeting of the Y. M. @. A will
be bed tomorrow, owing to the alb
sence Of several officers.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-06-10

BASE BALL.-The Jackson club,
Of Homecoming, defeated the Borden
Shaft boys last Saturday morning' in
a game of ball with a score of q TO Is
We understand that a return game
will be played shortly.
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SEVERAL of the eastern papers sta
ted this week that snow fell in Frost.
burg early Monday morning, "Too
previous" by about Elk months.
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VENNoR predicts that the Satur.
days and Sundays in June and July
will be the days Of change to unfavor-
able weather.
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Erosthurg, June 10, 1852.

The school teachers are enjoying
themselves visiting friends in differ
ent sections.
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SEVERAL of our youths while OF
their way to st. Johns Rock Monday
had battle with a large copperhead
snake and finally succeeded IL killing
him.
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TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION:
One Copy, one year IN adyancg.,.,..., 81 81
" - six months, - .,,..,,, 60
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QUITE a rumber Of the young men
Of this place attended picnic up the
National Road about FIVE miles last
Saturday.
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l,.c,,iAueu., Advertisements.
Horticultural Horticulture

HAVE on hand and for sale at my
| Treocgar Gardens and Green Houses,
ear Allcgany Cemetery, all de criptions OF
) z a = o N "A B l. L
Pa is, Fu crs nd Veg tables.
May 10 VIM. IL. EVANS.
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SHAD.-Two hundred and fifty-six
thousand young shad were placed in
the Potomac at Davis Bridge, near
Piedmont, w. Va, this week.
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IMpRovEMENTs.-Mr. Lewis Cole.
man has raised the frame of large
dwelling-houae for himself on Grant
street.
A. j. Wilson, Esq, has nearly
completed handsome two-ltory
building on Grant street.
Mr.. Conrad Everline has hand.
somely improved his residence Oh
the UPPER part of Main street.
Limestone and sandstone are being
placed on Main street by Street Su
pervisor Hayes.
Ia our description of Tredesal
Gardens last week we inadvertently
omitted the name of the builder o.
nor. We gladly make this note be-
the greenhouse, Mr.. Alexander Re- k
carse the iorcing-honse is a mode
and the first one of the kind Mr. r
ever built.
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L NIGHTS OF LABOR.

GEORGES CREEK Coal Weeklo
Statistics Of 6h,pnsents.-The record
of shipments from the mines of the
Georges Greek coal region for the weeA
ending Saturday, June Sd, 1882,
closed as follows
ro'al tons for week ............ 591s
year.............. 407 $50
Decrease over corresponding pc
Rod last year. .............. crosse
Total tons 10 b. & o Il. for week 5S1S
!" " year 414,51s
Decrease over corresponding per-
iod last year .............. 1862 ,20s
To,altons to C.& o Canal for week 81
year. 4,O5s
Increase over corresponding per-
iod last year. 49,. 1859
Total tons shipped over G. & P. r.
for eek. 156
Over same for year ........ -. 3i0,31O
Heaviest shil pers last week.
/, w. Va. Central, tons. SOFT
2, Piedmont C.&I D." ....... Gs4
., Consolidation :. ... 100
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New Advertisements.
=
THE SU.ND.4 PAPERS.

THE SU.ND.A Y PAPERS.
WE have started IN express carrying
w the regular ediit ms Of the
Baltimore Sunday American;
Baltimore Sunday Herald, and
Baltimore Sunday Day.
From Cumberland TO E X II A RI
FROSTBURG and MT. SAVAGE,
Every SUNDAY Afternoon.
TIE messenger will deliver Il ese papers
at Eckhart at 5:15 p. m Frostburg, 5;45
p. m, and Mt. Savat at $50 p. m, prompt
~ every Sunday. II is plopoled 10 make
this Sunday delivery Of papers perma.
ent enterprise, and therefore We snail
spare M trouble Ia deli or the papers
promptly and with due regula ity There
viii be no p 'stponemen on account of the
weather, and we ask tic generous patron
ige If t.C re ding publ
F. p. RUPERT & SON.
June 10 Cumbcrl md, Md.
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JOSEPH WoMsLEY, Agent at EcLhalt.
Extra copies, cents, - for sale by
w. l.. AMMAN, Frostburg.
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ALL "A N LIN 4
STEAM BETWEEN
RALTHNO &c ESSLIVERPOOL

Calling at
HALIFAX and QUEENSTOWN.
Each way.
The splendid Screw Steamers of the above
Line will run us follows.
From
Tons. Baltimore
PHoENICIAN, $500 Tuesday, June13
AUSTRIAN, 5000 ~
NOVA SCoTIAN, 5000 July II
CASPIAN, 5000 20
IIIBERNIAN, 5000 Aug s
NOVA SCOTIAN, 5000 %
And thereafter every fort night.
All steamers are appointed to leave Bal
Lmore at 8 a. m, on their advertised
lu. es.
Steerage Passageto or from Liverpool
Londonderry, Glasgow Queenstown, Bel
fast, Bristol, Cardiff, &c, nj Lowest
Rate. Very best accommodations Tor
Storage and Intermediate Passengers.
inexperienced 50 gt IN 10 aliaci ed to each
vessel Intermediate and ST. cage steward
esses carried by each steamer for the pur-
pose of attending to tire wants of the fe-
males and children. For further parlicu-
airs or passage ticNets TO and from Great
Britain, apply TO
A. SCHUMACHER s. co ,Baltlm re; or
IN Frostburg to J.JANDORF,
June 10y Main street
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N Q Q E :

AR. JOHN STODDAETis the author
vi izcd agent loi III, Piltsburg Labor
tribune for this section. AL! persons
81 hing to let IL their sub or .ptlons or re-
new the same San d. So by ealing on him
Il JOHN CHAMBER store. Oct
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KEEP your fanpelson this summer.
Vennor says we will have frost every
month of the year.
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0eice, aalnst., alichinsa-a. .saildirl
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No FIREwoRKs.-Bailiif WilliaIne
calls attention by posters to-day to
Ordinance No. AS" prohibiting the
firing Of guns, pistols, or other
freai ms, also all kinds Of fireworks
within the corporate limits, under a
penalty of ten dollars for each offence
"WAs it necessary for Frank Les
lies artist to come here and sketch
Eckhart, etc. ?" asks a Fiostbntg gen
tleman.
Not at all. A view Of Eokhart
from Trinity Church tower in New
York would have answered the pur-
pose qui' as well.
A KEYsEs stationer evidently sent
tho following item to TIE Pied,l ont
Observer:
The quirc of the Keyser N. Il. Church
went TO Graf:cn ills week TO assist the
evangelists in their work thee,
Was it "Aat" or news" manila
or wrap" aud do they count twenty
to the ream? Or does the local
write with tuning fork?
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-06-10

OCEAN ITEMS Til tenants of the
Consolidation coal company, at thu.
place, last Moniay received thirty
days notice to vacate.
The work of building the engine
hou7e by the Consolidation ccal com.
pany is rapidly pushing forward IL
completion.
In the Labor Tribune of Ssturday
the communication relative to the &C.
tions of one James Thomas at THU
place is incorrect; as he OILY loaded
one a-half cars, and they were dug
by himself and Mr.. John Ford, minel
boss, to extlnguish the fire in the vi
entity of the ventilat; on furuacs.
We would like to be informed
when we will receive squad Of 70
lice to protect us from the ravages OF
the new labor at Eckhart.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-06-10

The CRY CoUNoIL-Appeal Ses-
s.on.-The Council pet. Monday and
the session was rrotracted until Tues
day afternoon.
Appeals from the late assessment
we're heard and reductions mad
mounting to $2,7S5. The assess
ment, as given last week, is $l,027,-
233. The reductions taken off ieave s
at $l,024,448.
The wages of the Street Supervisor
and hands were fixed respectively al
$l.75 ard 81 so per day. Teams
were allowed 81 SO per day.
In this connection resolution was
passed prohibiting the employment o.;
street work of youths under eighteen
wears and of Institutes by parties
directly engaged.
Mayor Ravenscraft and Council
men Knode were appointed q com
mittee TO wait upon the county COM
missioners and ask for an appropria-
ton equivalent to one-half that al
lowed Cumberland.
Bailiff D. J. Williams bond for
$4,000, signed by himself ard Messre'
W. III. Evans and w. G. Mcmillan,
was approved.
An ordinance prohibiting erection
of sheds, awnings, etc., over side
walks, without permission of the au.
thorities was passed.
Hon. William Brace Was chosen
Attorney for the corporation for th'
current year.
The clerk, Mr.. J. S. Metzger, hse
been provided with elegant books for
corporate purposes.
The Council will hold its regular
monthly session next Monday evening.
JOURNALISTIC The Journal, OF
Rising Sun, Md has blossomed forth
into handsome 29-column sheet ana
Its last issue was filled to repletion
with excellent editorials, locals, news
items, &c. The Journal is one oil
the best of our country exchanges anG
we wish it success in its new depar.
ure.
The fredericksburg Nd, Carrier.
speaks encouragingly of the outlook
tor the season from the fact that the
merchants are commencing to adver-
tise in it. The Courier is live week
ly and deserves encouragement from
he business men of the town.
Tie Baltimereda has recently en-
tered into its eleventh year. 1t l.
he cream of all the week.-Mrs. pub.
lishad in Maryland and second tt
none in topographic beauty and
makeup.
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rHE MINING JOURNAL.

J.B. ODER, Editor and Proprietor.