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From Washington.
IL E.EI- NE SI.sI. NNEn

WASHINGTON, March I.
Admiral Polo gives notice that the
Spanish government had for the present sus-
pended its proposed blockade of the coast
of Cantabria in Spain.
THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE AGAINST
TIE MOIETY SYSTEM
New York, March. !.
A Washington special reports the ways
and means committee are unanimous
against the present moiety law. and Butler
is endeavoring to effect some compromise
whereby all the moietes shall not be swept
away,
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SOYerpigns of Industry.
SrRlNnEfFLD. Mnss. 4

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, March 8.
The national council Of the sovereigns of
Industry have adopted constitution and
completed the organization with Mr.. VIM.
H. Earle Of Worcester as president, the
other officers representing New England
generally.
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A Negro Dnel.

AUGUSTA, March 7.
Peter Blair and Moses Sullivan fought a
duel this morning. They fired the contents
of two Colts reyolvors without effect, the
pistols were reloaded and firing continued
until Blair fell shot through the legs. The
code was vigorously observed throughout
the affair.
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RetractiOn.

NEW ORLEANS, March s.
Subsequent investigation leads to the re-
traction by newspaper here of the reports
on the morning after the adjournment of
legislature that the appropriation bill was
not passed and now generally conceded
that it was adopted by two-thirds m, jority
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Whole number of votes cast 1929 The
gross receipts were about $245 the net not
far from Sl75 which will be carefully ex-
pended in supplying the company with
fre-helmets, and the hose-men with rubber
coats. The cake is of fruit, elegantly trim
med, and sitting on an ornate standard with
a surmounted arch on which is printed in
gilt "GEN. STARK, 1874" 1t was formally
presented the next morning to the success
full candidate by a committee of four gen.
tlemen, Mr.. Isaac Morton making the pre-
scntation address. b.
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weather Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, Mar. ST. a. M.
PROBABILITIES.
On Monday for the eastern and middle
states and lower lake region generally clear
weather, low temperature and fresh to
brisk north and west winds diminishing in
force aud over the two latter sections.
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Nothing has been heard from the troops
that left Fort Laramie for the Red Cloud
agency ON Monday last.
AFTER THEM
Two detectives arrived in New York Sat
urlay with a requsition from Gov. Dix.
They started for Florida yesterday tor two
of the masked gang of robbers, who were
apprehcnded at Key West.
THE EDGAR srrAEr.
A Baltimore dispatch says the steamer
Edgar Stuart went on her second trial trip
down the bay, Friday, accompanied by the
revenue cutter Guthrie. Several govern
ment officials were on board The Spanish
authorities are daily advised of her move
ments.
METHODIST CONFERENCE.
A meeting Of Methodist ministers and
laymcn was held in Louisville, Ky. Friday
night. to make preparations for the recep-
ton and accommodation OF the members
of the general conference of the Metho-
dist church south, which conyenes there
the 1st of May, and continues in session 80
DAYS. 1t is expected to be the largest con
ference eyer held in that city.
pEsrlrUTloN ALONG THE MIDLAND RAILROAD
Great destitution is reported along the
line of the New York & Midland Oswego
railroad, owing to the non-payment OF
wages.
WRONGS OF UNPAID LABoRERS
The one hundred non-paid laborers who
stopped train on the New York, Kingston
& Syracuse railroad at West Hurry Friday
allowed it to proceed upon being promised
script. The road is like the Midland, rul
by receiver
ROUGH PASSAGE.
A Portland, Me, dispatch says the Scan
dinayian, which arrived Friday night, ex
pericnced very rough passage. On TIN
Goth ult. gale prevailed which, in it
force and fury, exceeded anything ever eX
pcrienced by the captain. Capt Smith an'
his executive officer We're on the bridge AM
both were knocked senscless by hug
wave and all movable articles were wash
Vi overheard. The storm lasted until tn
If day. when it partially subsidized, bu
,o Weather continued rough.
SUICIDE.
o.u,o 2Sth ult. Lieut.. Bsbee of the roy
,st,,oi1n1
al engineer 'su'''''''
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First PAGE, Foreign Letter; The Story
OF Bazaine; Anecdote of Judge Collamer.
SECOND PAeE-Editoria Brevites Edi-
torials-" Republican Form of Govern
ment;" "History of Reading !" Rutland
and Washington Counties Producers Asso-
citation State, County and Vicinity.
THIRD PAGE-Dashes; Locals; Markets
Latest Telegraph.
FOURTH PAGE. meteorological Is it
Wicked to Laugh Account of Horrible
Murder
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Factory Burned.

WORCESTER, Mass, March 8
The large boot factory of d. w. Drury
81 Co., in Spencer, with its contents, was
burned, Loss &7j,0 900.
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Arrived.

PORTLAND, Me, March s.
The overdue steamship Phnnician has
arrived. She experienced heavy gales, by
which her steering apparatus was carried
away.
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officer Arrested.

New ORLEANS, March 8.
Hale, chief Of police of Vicksburg, has
been arrested and held for trial on charge
Of Matchmaking gamblers.
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WALToN's VERMONT REGISTER, Farmers
Almanac and Business Directory for 1874,
The only Vermont Register published
Single copies, by mail, 10 cents. Address
GLOBE Paper Co., Rutland.
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Fire and Loss of Life,

PlrrsBuRG, Pa, March s,
The Western hotel was burned this Il. m,
Loss $4,000. Warren L. Bradley, of
Bridgeport, Conn, one of the guests lost
his life
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Iowa Legislature.
Dies MONIES. March 5.

DIES MONIES MalCh 5.
The Legislature passed bill regulating
freight and passenger tolls on roads, and
passing severe penalties for the excess max
imum rates specified in the bill.
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HARRY hill !
IN BROOKLYN.

In Brooklyn several ladies presented
themselves in front of some liquor saloons
and delivered tracts to those who entered.
vicar-general Turner urged the congrega-
tlon to do all it could in favor of the
rational temperance movement.
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French Indemnity.
BERLIN, March 8.

BERLIN, March $.
The federal council has ordered to be
dis, ributed TO the states of the empire A.
600 Ot,O thalers of the French indemnity
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Api 'h'idhh'h vi NI' NNhitolhoilNdl laws
TROOPS on THE MOVE.
MADRID, March T.
The total number of republican troops
operating against the Carlists in the north
is G5, 900
"A diplomatic dispute has arisen between
Turkey and England, in consequence Of
the ares of British subject by the Turks
III Tahei.
MILL BURNED.
LONDON. March =
A large cotton mill was burned in Mus
selburgh near Edingburgh yesterday loss
$50, 900. Nine hundred operatives were
thrown out Of employment.
CHARGES OF CONSPIRACY.
Proceedings are about TO be instituted
against several prominent persons on a
charge Of entering into a conspiracy with
Orion to get possession of the Tichborne
estate
FATAL EXPLOSION.
An explosion of a mould of molten lead
occurred at foundry in Sheffield ycster-
day, dcmolishng the building and shock
ingly mutilating twelve employees.
READY.
The fleet is m)orcd at Grayesend ready
to receive the Duke of Edngburgh and
bride, who will land at II a. m. and pro-
coed without stoppage to Windsor Castle,
arriving there at p. m. Gravesend and
Windsor are profusely decorated Business
will be suspended, and there will be illum-
nations in the evening.
cooMAssiE BURNED
A dispatch from Wolselcy, dated the 18th
ult., says Coomassie has been captured and
burnt The king has fled. The British
troops have commenced their return march
unhindered. Another dispatch, dated the
9th of February, says Ashantee messengers
have just arrived requesting a treaty OF
peace. | will remain with the native
troops until the 18th, to allow time for ne.
gotations
TIE AsnANTEE wAR-A GREAT BATTLE
CooMAssIE OCCUPIED.
A dispatch from the Ashantec expedition
says a sharp engagement occurred on Feb
4th, which lasted seven hours. An i'm
mense force of Ashantees, under the leader
ship of the king in person, aided by his
principal chiefs, opposed the passage OF
the river Dab by the British torcc. Tive
officers of the IIighlandcrs were killed. an(
thirty white men were wounded The
Ashantecs were routed with heavy loss
The king and his chiefs abandoned theil
army and took to flight. At the close OF
the battle. Coomassie was occupied by
Woseleys forces without opposition a
dusk on the same day. The date Of the
above dispatch is the same as that Of tho
last official dispatch Of Gen. Wolseley NJ
later adviccs have as yet been received
TROOPS RETURNING.
A transport has arrived at st. Vincent
with the first detachment of troops OF
Ashantee expedition returning to England
The London Observer says meeting o
the members Of the late ministry was helC
and the impression that Gladstone has de
clined the active leadership of the opposi
ton during the ensuing session is confirm
ed The Marquis of Harrington is men
toned as his successor but nothing has beel
decided yet.
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Women Eligible.

SAN Francisco, March 8.
The assembly, 3S to 81 passed a bill de-
caring women eligible to educational
offices.
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The New Minister.

ROME, March 6
MARQUIS dc Noailles has presented his
credentials rs Minister from France to
italy
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II anybody has ever used the thorough anu
scientific course OF treatment recommended DY
the proprietor of Dr.. Sage's CatGrrh Remedy Tor
the cure OF Catarrh and has not been perfectly
cured. the Proprietor, Or K, V. Pierce. would
like to hear from that person, and by address
ing him at the Worlds DspenSaly, Builaio, y.
y such person, II there be one. viii hear OF
something to his or her advantage, as the Doc
tor is In earnest when he offers $500 reward FOR
case OF Catarrh which he cannot cure, ana Is
perfectly able TO pay it II he fails In a single
The thorough course OF treatment referred to.
and recommended by Dr.. Pierce, consists IN the
use OF Dr.. Sage's Catafrh remedy with Or.
Plerces Nasal DOuche, which is the only means
by which The mud can he carried high up ana APP
Piled to all parts Of the nasal passages ana the
chambers connected lhereWitI IN Mhicn ulcers
exist and from which the discharge proceeds.
In addition to this thorough application OF the
Remedy, which sh0ulu always be used warm,
Dr. Perces Golden Medical Discovery must
be token earnestly, rs constitutional treat
ment, without which few cases can be cured rs
the disease Is always constitutional ana should
be treated accordingly This treatment has no
unpleasant features about it, and has the adj
vantage Of never driving the disease 10 the
lungs, as there Is danger OF doing by the use OF
strong, Irritating snufls or poisonous solutlohs'
PLAIN "a CTS.
FRANKFORT Mich. sept. 10, 1873.
A wear ago had bad cough from The Ca
tarrh which had got In my throat tried a
good many things nut got nothing 70 90 me any
good until Ased yuur Golden Medical DlsGoN-
cry and Or. SIgcs natarrh REMEDY Iney
thankful. AMOS FISHER.
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ELECTION CONTESTED.
Sixty witnesses We're examined Saturday
by the senate committee, now investigating
the contested election for the eighth sena-
torial seat Irregularities were admitted by
the inspectors in one of the districts, but
they declared there was no intention of
fruad, although they admitted they voted
themselves. In other districts trillng IL
Irregularities were testified to.
ROWING MATCH.
The regatta rowing association has favor
ably received the challenge Of the Buffalo
club, and will probably accept it with a
few slight alterations. The Atalantas will
not enter the race, but intend to challenge
the winner.
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New YORK stock ana Money MARKET.
NEW YORK, March, Z.
ATTEST MONETARY.

LATEST MONETARY.
Government bonds are dun and prices lower.
state bonds arc quiet but strong for Tennessee
old and new.
Money loaned at Bad percent.
Stocks are active and fcyersh; little better
figures since the opening.
Where blanks occur there were no plds.l
The following are the closing quotations :
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RUM DID 1T.

In Brooklyn, this afternoon, Thomas
Lowde5. blacksmith, while intoxicated,
oua,yeIed with his wife and stabbed her
with sheath knife in the eye and breast,
killing her instantly. He was arrested.
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Our village abounds with entertainments
of mingled intellectual greatness and So
cial amusement, which sometimes follow
each other in quick succession. On Wed
nesday evening last small but apprecia-
tive audience were delighted with an intel
lectual treat given under the auspices of
the Young Mems Association. The lee
turer, Mr. Wallace Bruce, closed the
course with the best or most popular dis
course on "The landmarks of Scott
FIREMENs FESTIVAL.
Again on Friday evening the Gen Stark
fire engine company came before the peo-
pie with what proved to be a more popular
entertainment in the form of festival and
supper accompanied with music by the
Gen Stark glee club, and for dessert the
voting for an elegant cake to be given TO
the minister (?) who should receive the
largest number of votes rather than pray
ers. The proceeds of the evening are to
be devoted to a re-equipment Of the mem
bers OF the Engine-company AS is usually
| WV N"SN NilSi VIC piihtS anu Sh'iiuNli WIZ
tend against the intellect and brain
the attendance was large. Every
thing available conspired to make
the entertainment attractive. The
weather was favorable the decora
tions, the tables, the music and the com
pany were cheerful and inviting. The
effort to find out, by vote, who is the mos
popular physician, having proved success
full in its monied aspect if in no other, i
was now determined to make the modes
clergymen the innocent candidates TO
popular favor, less, we think, with tn,
purpose of putting the reverend gentlemen
or their friends against each other, than TO
the pleasant enthusiasm awakened by tn
rivalry and for the sake of making then
occasions of pleasant financial success
However it may be with seekers of ofic
and lovers of position, it is presumed tina
these good men will not strive for such
mastery secured by such means, thougl
they look on and smile at the enthusiasts
sport of their favorities.
! The young men of the Gen. Stark com
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A transport has arrived at st. Nincel
with the first detachment of troops c
Ashantec expedition returning to England
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UOUSE FOR SALE.--A very fine Two
l Story House, with wing, nearly new,
Hnclv furnished, uu Washington street, Falr-
haven VT for sale. win be sold with or Win
out furniture. \ very desirable residence. FOR
terms apply TO u nv rrrIs
Falrhaven, Vt, March ., l'i4, d'eod4w
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Friday two fashonabiy dressed young
men critically examined the diamond rings
of Mr. Tees stock at Fulton and Johnson
streets, Brooklyn. They were evidently
posted on jewels, and thoroughly canvass
ed its merits as each one was taken up. Mr..
TiCe was told that the men looked very
much like two men who had been strongly
suspected of stealing $500 diamond from
the Hart Brothers. He watched them care
fully, but their manner disarmed suspicion.
After they had gone without purchasing, a
Sl5 ring was found to have been subttuted
for a 5000 one.
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"A diplomatic dispute has arisen between
Turkey and England, in consequence of
the ares of British subject by the Turks
Ii Tahei
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CHE 3utlana daily Glohe,
MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1874.
'EO-Day,s Globe.

Do Lewis on temperance at Town Hall.
hlillngton Lodge No. 30, L o. o. F. at Oddfel-
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The London Observer says a meeting of
the members Of the late ministry was held
and the impression that Gladstone has de-
clined the active leadership of the oppos-
ton during the ensuing session is confirm
ed The Marquis of Harrington is men
toned as his successor but nothing has been
decided yet.
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By the Cable.

ANOTHER BISHOP UNDER ARREST.
BERLIN, March T.
The bishop Of Trcyes hes been arrested
for violation of the ecclesiastical laws.
TROOPS on THE MOVE.
MADRID, March 7.
The total number Of republican troops
operating against tie Carlsts in the north
is s., 900
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AFTER THEM.

Two detectives arrived in New York Sat
uray with requlsition from GOV. Dix.
They started for Florida yesterday tor two
of the masked gang of robbers, who were
apprehcnded at Key West
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DEATH OF A RACE HORSE.

AS Mr. Lew Petticc, the well-known
merchant, was driving at high rate of
speed on 81 Nicholas avenue on Thursday
afternoon with his promising young stallion
Jupiter, valued at $4,000, the horse sud
denly fell dead Mr. Pcttice has been very
unfortunate lately, having had permanent
~ disabled beautiful four-year-old colt on
Harlem Lane, and not long ago having lost
the famous troiler Lady Emma, valued at
$40, 00G, who died ot paralysis while under
charge Of Hiram Woodruff.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-09-18
ExAmINERs, NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appointed
Examiners by the Commissioners of Mont
gomery county, to ascertain whether the
public convenience requires the opening of "A
road hereinafter described, will petition 10 the
Commissioners Of Montgomery county for
the opening of public road beginning at a
point on the Poolesville and Whites Ferry
road, at or near the lane leading from said
road to William Schafer's house, thence on
the west side of said VIM. Schafer's house,
the most eligible route through said VIM
Schafer' lands to the lands of John l.. T.
Jones, thence on or near the private road
running through said John l.. t. Jones farm
to a tobacco house near said road, thence the
most eligible route through said John l.. 7
Jones lands to the lands of james o Trundle,
thence on the private road through said JAS.
Trundle's land to the lands of DR.. G. w.
Shreeye, thence on or near the private road
through said Dr.. G. W. Shreeve's lands to
his outside gate, to intersect with the public
road leading from Edward Ferry to Dick
erson's Station Metropolitan Railroad.
HEREBY GIVE NOTICE to all interested
that they will meet on the premises, on
MONDAY, October tie 9TH, 1874, at the
hour of 10 o CLOCK, A. NJ, to execute the
commission as aforesaid.
TH0S. RAWLINS,
r G. WHITE,
GEO. w. SPATES,
sep lid Examiners.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-09-18
SAFE OF REAL ESTATE.

VEyHE undersigned as A gent for the helrs-at-
a law Of Thomas Thompson, deceased,
offers at private sale, and if not sold before
that time will
On SATURDAY, 10th of October, 1874,
AT THE HOUR O. CLOCK, P. NJ,
offer al public sale, on the premises, all that
Tract of Land lying and being in said Mont
gomery county, of which the said Thomas
Thompson died, seized and possessad, the
same being the lands designated as LOT No
3 in the division of the real estate of the late
Clement Thompson, and containing
1O2 IL ACRES, More or Less.
This farm is located near the road leading
from Damascus 10 Rockville about onc-half
mile distant from Goshen Church, and adjoins
the lands of N. Mascubbin Waters, John
Thompson Rebecca Pugh and others.
About twenty-five or thirty ACRES of the
farm is in excellent CHESTNUT and BLACK
OAK TIMBER, and the balance is arabic land
of good quality.
The farm is under tolerahle fencing, is inn
proved by large Tobacco House, and is well
watered.
It is situated in one of the best neighbor-
hoods in the county, and is very convenient
to Churches Schools, Mills and Stores, etc.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third in cash, and
the balance in two equal payments, payable
in one and two years respectively from the
day of sale; the deferred payments to bear in
terest from the day Of sale, aud to be secured
by Deed of Trust or Mortgage on the land.
Conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser.
SAMUEL c. THOMPSON,
Agent for heirs of Thos. Thompson, dec d.
N B.-Persons DESTROYS of purchasing can
apply to me at my residence near Neelsville,
or to John II. Thompson whose residence adj
joins the farm.
sen l-tsu s. O. T.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-09-18
LAM ALSO SELLING
HAY Cutters, Wheat Fans,
Corn Shelters, Cider Mills,

and all other Agricultural Implements and
Machinery ut from % to 35 per cent. less
than TIE usual retail prices
This can afford to do for the reason that
have gone extensively into the manufacture
Of Agricultural Implements, with all the f.-
cililies for furnishing First-Cass Goods as
cheap as they can be had at wholesale any
where, and | propose to give Farmers and
others an opportunity of purchasing their
implements, &c, atFlRST COST,
In order to make it an inducement for Far
mers and others TO purchase their implements
and Castings from me, shall keep on hand
and sell for ACTUAL COST
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-09-18
A NDREw SMALL

N MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY.
This Institution is located at Jamestown,
Montgomery county, Md, miles from Ger
mantown, station on the Metropolitan Rail
road.
&8a-The next session will begin on the LIST
Monday in September, and close tho last Fri
day of June next.
TERMS-Board, including washing, light
and fuel, and Tuition, $l75 TO $780, for schol-
astic year of AZ weeks. Music extra
For further particulars address, at Darne7-
town. the Principal
aug 7-5w Rev. C. N. CAMPBELL.