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Tho adjourned LiboEaI Convention ut Albany,
n T.. yesterday refused to mike any nonina-
tions. being eyidentlyincncd to support Tildon.
It has not entered into the heart OF Western
poople to conceive tho porple1ity OF the honest
mon ia New York. who wlsh to voto into1lis sopl]y,
and tho Cuatona-uouse Republicans on s'ao ono
hand. and T,lden and tho Taulnany Democrats
On the othor. Dix or Tiden might safely DO
elected, 1t tho election would DO accepted merely
~ q testimonial Of personal worth; It ia tho ne-
COSTLY Of imp1iedly approving corrupt political
rings in order to elect either candidate whlol
psrploxea tho honest men.
, 1874-09-30
THE Communist ECHIMMAaE.

What in there in tho atmosphere which pro-
ducey such belgerent effects among the small
polit,ciaps? Hardly have the b!aekeued cyos
and 0atteuoa poaos Of tho MoDonaid. McGarry
alirn,ish begun to hoal, before tho Communists
ind the patriota Of the Peoples Party gctat each
other. vi ct ar,,is,-uot With pistols and knives
after tho Mcdonald etylo, but with fists and
brawuy arms, with atloks mud beor-muga, with
tab}es and chairB,-a good old-fashioned free
fight, in which ono man Is as good "a anoth-
Or, and no partially 10 shown. Thoro
seoms to bayo boon no lack Of &C.
communication for all who wcro desir-
ous 10 tHle palt IN tho ceremonies, and
even Inn police who wora on hnnd manlfeatod no
aaa}ra to intr,1do or interfere, but, with CON-
m.naablo falrnehs, waited until tho combasansa
wers sufficiently pumme!od botore they consigned
than to tho etatiou-houao. Like dose Of mod
| icfno, they wero we'll shakcn before taken.
AHhoueh the Communists wore in "oful
minority, tbetr opponents outnunaborlng them
throe to ono one cannot restrain
failing Of satisfaction that thoy wose
pa.sod through tho threshing-nachine o.
tin gtxtoenth Ward. Thcre arc threo snflo.en1
roaaons to account for thiB satisfaotson, which
mlant otherwiso appear like taking tho aldo o'
tho upper dog III tho fight. First, the Com
muule.e lad no business to DO IT the moat
Inn at all It waa not tho'r meesng' J
was not IN their ward. They had nj
interest in the diaousalons, political O
otherwise, Thoir presence, therefore, "a
both gratuitoua and impudeut, and their attomp
to got posaoaalou Of the organization OF tho meos
Ing w.s ploce OF lnsolcnoe which merita
upd received prompt rebuko. Second, tho Com
,auutst by nature IL uoisy, turbulent follow
brawllng nhr,skor, and nulaanoo IN an9 com
munity. He talks al tho tlmo Ind talHo "a lou
~ ha can. Tia threatens, browbests, swaggora
and lntlmidAtaa. Ii II dsnneosus of Ito uiks
, 1874-09-30

eAfoty Of tho city; 1t won1d strengthen our
fricnda all ovor tho country who aro battling tor
Chicago 40 bravoly 1t would inspire oontidonco
md hope, and would directly boneat the city far
moro than tho expenditure Of ton tin,ca tho eamo
amount undor other circumstances. Lot u0
bono that, in duo tins, this ordinance may DO ro-
ported and PASSED with at unauimity TINT will
give ASSURANCE that tho Legislative departments
fully aliyo to the wanta OF tue city at thiA time.
, 1874-09-30

The Superintendent Of tho Central Paelilo
Railroad naa published d card In response to
complaints Of swindlinG and robbery On tho No
yads Division Of tho road. Admitting that gam
h,ora and ttioyep do ipfast tic trains OF Nevada.
tho Superintendent complacently says that tho
Company cannot undertake. represslve measurca'
Passengers, he aayB, must looh out for them
aelyes, a railroad company which ahlrAs 70"
snousibiiitY in this impudens manner deservea
to bo oyertalen by the GrnngarH.
, 1874-09-30

Ths diviBion Of tho milwaukee, d st' fau'
Road known as tho Pznirie du ohien bfanch'
which was at first exempted from tho operation
of tho injunction lately issued by tho State su~
prone Court, has now boon placed on = footlna
With other parts Of tho road. The oxtenaion OF
tho injunction In tue manner indicated is moro
matter for congratulation than for regret 9he
exemption would hayo been comparatively Value'
lesa to those enjoying 1t, aud would st tho beS'
havo boon purely accidental.
, 1874-09-30
8ETILEMENT or CORNERS.

On tho lat day Of July, 1874, tho Following
section Of tho Criminal Oodo Of this 8tatc wont
into operation:
sro. 1ao Whoever contracts to haro giro to him
aslf anolbcr tho option to so or bny, 1t fusars
tie any grain other commodity atook ot my fs'-
roa1 othor company, gold. or forastaa eao mar
kn by spreading falas rumorn to intlueneo tho pfeo
Of commodities thercin, or corners tba mafXot OF
attempts to do so III relation to any Of such cosno-
ic.. aha1l b. nne not lcsa than $40 nor moro than
$1,000 or couiucd in tho County Jafl not exceeding
ysar OF bn and ali contracts mado In violation
Of this secion shall be considered gambling Contracts
Auil shall 10 void.
Despite shls law, tloro mas very oons'defa-
bio ooEnor In corn in tic sau,o month Of July
The contracta wara naary all complied with.
and tho corner was profitable. Thoro were,
however,, number Of persons who foil back
upon tho lar, ploadod tho immortality OF
gambling contracts, sold their over-oontracts at
cotnor pricos. sud rofuacd to SETTLE. Since then,
there las boon anothor corner In corr. Which
c1osos to-day at 8 o'clock, aud thoro IN Hou,o
apprehension rs to the aottlemont. It is TO-
ported that somo Of tAoso who managed tht
July ooruor havo boon selling short to tho Sop
tombar corner, and that tho advance IN nora LEI
boon so Eroat that they. as . Bet-oE to tho Jul,
business, intoud to plead In their own boAal
tho statuto against gambling contracts.
Whothor thore be any foundation for this 70
port or not. 1t Indicates that the july prccodon
! for avoiding losaes upon short sales is Iab!a T.
DO repeated, In whio, oaso oornors will becom
| uncertain and therefore Improbable. Whc'
they cease to DO profitable. thoy will coaso alto
| gothor. Already thoy havo to DO conducted O
| honor, and in tllts respect, have something G
| tho character Of contracts ut tho gaming-tablt
unloss tho Board Of Trade mon so change thcl
practicos as to prevent elimination on tho lat
day Of every month, they may expect moro {
loas OF euch sharp deaiiug aB occurred = mont
ago and which may recur to-day.
, 1874-09-30

MIR, Thomas KiuHolla, eator Of tho Brooklyn
Eoale. has promised TO contribute statement to
the literature Of tho Dcechor scandal. conala-
ering tho persons OF dubious character and no
charootor Mt all who have already appeared as
Witnesses il this miserable affair, and cons'des-
ing also tlat tho private history Of no Witness IL
ssteon1od by tho nswspapols Irrelevant to an e1'
animation Of the main iBBue, Mr. ksnseI!a eau
wall afford to change his mind and break his
vromfan.
, 1874-09-30

foths Editor ot 7ht caseaao 7fieunes
Slit In your isBo Of this morning. when reviewing
the report Of tho Committee upon Tazation to tho
Cittzous Assoctaion you boldly nssert that tho true
remedy fur tho evils Of preaons royonuc syatem
lies III Indirect taxation.
You will admit that Wa must raise como COO
annually In ths county for city, county, aud 6ato
taxcB 10 raise 100000 by tho lssuo and sale Of
license certificates Is. III tho rst place, to levy tax
Of TINT amount upon tho busncss Of this city,
and Indirectly to offer premium Of the same amount
to tho morchants and joboers OF New York. phitadcl
phia, Cincinnati st. Louis, and Indianapolis. whoss
travelling agents like locusts at n the hocla In
Central and Southern Illinois, we ~ ii the States
south anJ west Of ua.
1tis idlo 10 say that tho consumer will ultimately
pay this taxi when ho has tho option Of choosing not
to do so by buying wterc auch tax is imposed.
Tho difficulty suggested applies to every business
man IN tho Sate, we'll as to Chicago merchants,
and 10, to my mind fatnl objection to your plan.
But II You show Its fallacy I shall feel greatly
obliged, aud be willing 10 give due attention to ali
your arsumenta In tta favor. Yours truly,
A. ]. aA1LowAY,
Chairman Committee Oh Taxation.
cn1oAoo, Sept. 20, 1874.
aIr. Galloway arguea that Indirect taxa
tion would lcvy tax Of 97,o00.00o on the
! merchants Of Chicago. that they would therefore
10 heavily handicapped in thoir raco with Eastern
rivals, and that thoy could NOT cast or tho bur-
| don on tho cousumor because tho fatsor would
| buy of tho untaxod Eastoru merchant, rho
could aford TO sell Mt lower rates. This would
all be true it IT was proposed to raise 81 0ol
By Indirect taxation ovor and above tho present
tax-loyy. But nothing Of tho sort has beer
suggested. It IN proposed to collect tho present
amount Of reyonue In q naw way, aud to save
thogoby tho 20 or 25 poy cent now paid for ths
expouao Of collection That is, to rolleve tht
merchants aud all other people Of Chlcagt
aud OF Illinois OF ono~htth or ono.fourtt
Of tho taxes with which they ar'
now handicapped. It Ia proposed to repeal th'
tux by valuation so TINT tlo Wholesaler or th
retailer shall pay axod sum annually, in til
shape Of q license foe or In some other way
instead Of paying indefinite amounta on wha
some ahiftless Aeaesaor guoascs tho value OF Iii
store, aud his goods. md his homo, and hia per
nonul property may bo We invite Mr. Gallo
Nays earuost attention to this oonuudruu1
Chicago now pays a7,oo0,o0o taxes pos year, Ill
yot controls tho trade Of tho Northwest no
much less likoly would she be to control It
ler taxes weso cut down como hundreds (
thousanda OF dollars by tho saving Of expent
bv tho indirect systom7
, 1874-09-30

tnl Goo for October. On Saturday eroning last
there was In ators In this oily Ql0 1853 bu whcnt
1,072, 800 bu coin, 462,4a7 bu oats; 2o,o1o bu
rye, aud 19i, ,7c2 bu batloy. Tho hog marriott
WAS weak and 1o@g0o loHer, With aales at 5000
6075o. Cattle nore dull ard weak. averaging
aac lower. 8a,ca at s1.75@0.50. shoop ruled
Ata
, 1874-09-30

There sooms to bo widespread miaapprehen-
sicn ~ to tho watcr-supply Of Chicago. The fro
in July last took place in q district continuing
two short and narrow atreots. Though contlgu-
oua to tho bnsiaess part Of tho city, tlosc
stre,ts, which In early days vera choice locali-
tica, had long aineo been abandoned by business,
and generally by respectable rcsidonts. It SO
Lappoued TINT on tAoso streets the water Scr
vico-pipo was Of but 3-iuch diameter, and the
engines could not bo supplied. As aoon as tho
fire had left that locality. tho water was abun-
dant. Because OF this it has been assumed that
sll Chicago is supplied With water through 3-incn
mains, and tho insufllcicnoy has been horaldod
through all parta Of the country. and used to
produce an insuranco panic. Now tho fact IL,
that, Of tho 351;5 mileB OF wator-ppe ,nid before
April !, 1874, thcro woss but W miles Of 8-incl
pipe. No Pipe OF that aize has boen Ind in this
city for many years. aud q very large portion Of
! what was originally laid down hes been supple
| naeutad by 8-inch pipe. During 1873, nearly
miles Of 8-inch pipo mero laid in place Of tA'
smaller size taken up or abandoned
, 1874-09-30
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.

nArEs or auDscn1rT,oH trA1AnlE N AoTA*cEt
r.i1,, hy !nsil.....Sl2!H Knada,...''''''. .SS.nn
Paris Of \ 5enr 1t tha sare rata.
Tugrcscnt delay and sa.sxes hs *urs and kzs Post
ohsr #dsets III full, Including 6st' and "nns' fest
Gcmtttances may bo maas eitlsr bY draft, express.
Umps prter, or IN rtx,btexcd Ieters. II "ur raak.
rkEMH 70 orr aurscnlhEks.
p4y. delivered, Bundsy excepted u ee"tt per wcoh'
pa. dellvered, Sunday included. ~ cents per woek'
Add,rs, TIK TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Qasnsr lisd,son aud Dearhorn.ssa.. 0hioAso. lit.
, 1874-09-30
OH UbusaDn U3ibare.
"Wednesday Morning. September 3o' lo74'

Two prominent business housea in Nc" 1ofh
failed Yesterday, one dragging smother down.
1,b. ,rofen f1rms are Williamson, Griffith d Co.,
aagar roauors, aud James Bishop d Co.. m
norters and manufacturers Of india-rubDeF. IL
is not probable that tho ruin OF these hoases
will inYnlYa any othcra.
, 1874-09-30

business It will orcato genoral intercst Ia tho
company and 4ocuro its good managoneut. Tho
defcionoY OF Chicago in good homo insurance
companies Is boat sllown by tho fact that It pos
aoasos but thteo, while 9t. LoutB has twenty
sbgcu, Cincinnati twenly-two, and Milwaukee
, 1874-09-30

Tho Nowaboys' aud Bootblacka' Homo Of this
city nilI soon be installed In d building of it's
own on Quincy street. near Fifth avenue Tho
now Homo will contain kitchon. dining-room,
parlor, sitting and reading room, gymnasium,
dormitories. school-rooms aud workshops. The
valuo Of tho Whole property will bo $4,000. A
cssh subscription Of g, 600 will place the prop
erty in tho hands Of the corporation free Of all
incumbrance. Our citizens arc about to be
called upon to MAKO up this sum. We doubt
not that they will do 80. Tho Homo Is ono OF
our most deserving charities. It provides for a
class which no otLer institution reaches. BY
furnishing boys aud grla With choap shelter and
food, BY getting some OF them homes IN tho
country, and by training others to useful trades,
it ia preventing pauperiBm. promoting honesty,
and saving future saxaton. The sum 1t asks ia
comparatively small. Tho good it docs Is great
, 1874-09-30

aort, mobocrat, and phi1lasinc, and. by d}nt
Of his uoiae, and hia awageer, Rna htn btagga-
aooio, ho nanagca to sooure following OF
thoughscsa workmon. who fall to distinguish
botwcen noise and Houao. It ID good
thing, therefore, to haso tile concefs II ken out
OF him little, even X 1t has to DO done With
boor-mug and t1st Third, tho Conmuntat Ia a
shoorlBt, and lis thcorloB arc usually vcrY NIB
snri and sometimes dangerous ones. He theo-
rlzos upon tho propriety OF dividing all property
oaually,-that la, ~ ho haa douo nothing in tho
why OF labor, hc should have bali tue Acoumula-
tlons Of hia noi9hbor who has worked hard
Ill Lila rie. liz theostzes Oh tho syatcn
Of procuring good government by abol"
tBhing all government Ho thoorlzos On the host
mauuor Of prenorying property BY burning up
all he can. Ha theorizcs On morality by urging
tho destruction Of churchoB and tho hanging Of
ministors. uo theorlzes on pbaoo and good
order BY oroatlng mobs. Ho thcorlzos OH labor
by yagabonaizlng. uo In fact epcnds his life
theorizing. Now, theso Is no better way to
oonvinoo = Communist or any other
man Of tho futilty OF constant theory
thau to bring him in contact with
an occasional fact THO Peoples Party In the
Sixteenth Ward evidently appreciated this. and
presented the Communist with some stunning
faots and knoct-down OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ON.
| plaaszed with right mud loft hAndora, and argyll
gumonts basod on tho logical promises OF beor'
mugs and olubs. Tho Communist who met witt
these unexpected facts must be oonvincoa b
tpis timo thas lite iB not all theory. II, thoro
foro, tho events Of that little acrimmagt
shall teach tho Communist respect for th
rights Of othors, II it shall take somo ooncei
ont Of him and persuade him to ssng smaller
anta II It ahA. Induce him to take moro praetica
views Of life, this valuable experience will hav
boon obtained worry reasonably. 1t will DO non
tho lass valuable olthor il the Communists wer
acting Monday night iu tho intoroRts Of cortai
Republican politicians Of this city, a. has boo
strongly intimated, and as tho hyuro cut
Jailor Eolz in tho affair would Seem to indicnt'
, 1874-09-30

The work Of establishing the new local inaur-
anco company. to be known as tho Anchor, Ia
progressing successfully. It should receive tho
general support Of our citizens. and particularly
that Of our merchants not merely hecauso 1t
will load to tho organization of other homo
companies but because 1t will tend to provide .
security against FIRE, tue need at which will ho
leeuly folt after tho Board companies have
withdrawn. There is an impression among many
people that there arc outside Of the National
Board organization largo number Of good COM
panics. This is not correct. Thoro nro good
companloa outside OF tho National Board, but they
arc worry fow. OF tho 454 companies, home and
foreign, doing buBlnoba In tho Uuitod stasos,
tho gront mhiority arc very an,al ones, Cotton up
for their Immediate localities. and never ventur-
Ing beyond them, Out OF this whole numbor,
only attoon havo capital Of ovor 9, l,ooo, ,ooo
oaoh whilo tho capital Of tho great na5oiity
ranges from eco 900 to 100000. BY tho law Of
tho stato Of Illinois, no company with capita
loss than $4,000 can do business In Chicago
and thls provision rules out large number o
tho non-Doard companies. While thore Is VI
doubt that well-managed insurance oompan.
with its capital invested In United Btate
bonds will pay handsome dlyldonds, 1t til
Same ttmc tho main rcaaon for gctt!n
up insurance companies Ia Chicago Ia t
thus onsAlo tho pooplo OF tho city to domon
atrato Iu tho most folclblo manner posaiblo ttei
contiaouco 10 their own city. Capital inyeste
In 1rntted 6tntog bonds mnkea home comppn
, 1874-09-30

c,r v,pp rp.1rs oF Cus1I1Na's TUBULAR
InE EdHM m s;oyo; .1o fornoi ot es.on tahe. 9pen
= 10Th sn which, xhea hest;a sFsds y tnem i, I'll
a. sna ssc
~ TX Esnysiiiun 1uildfngt or A. our bu'so'
HI <<MTii3pHHIMG pHiIIMG WhKNfsS 4 Co., q LAke.st:
, 1874-09-30

MYERS s''' Gsasnss
IL rsastidirlstour, oto. Aftorueon &ud evening"
, 1874-09-30

Tho movement for congresa Of mem bers Of
tho Protestant Episcopal Church is opposed
heartily by tho Bishops Of New York and West
orn New York and by the ultra-uigh Church
party. Tho opponontn take the ground that the
loading adyocatcs Of tho Congress arc those
,shoso tendencies hxs to yield to tho popular
doaire for analyzing croeds and tho rejection Of
all that is aupernatufalism. The Ultimate end
Of this doalro Is rAsiouslis1n, md with this tho
Catholic Epiacopaliau. as ho calls himself. has
10 sympathy. This is mora Catholic than Epia-
nnr,a1inn
, 1874-09-30

ACADEMY OF alCi1a'sttd sts.et het wc'q .sn men
am and Monroe Enlargement at MISS vlnn a1nA"H'
i Ths Woman WHO Talks" Afternoon A"o s'Sn'1s'
, 1874-09-30

M'v1UK nN.s Tf1EAgRr--Madtsen stsees. hnssosn
earbnrn and NtAtn Ersxa cement Of Josoph t6fosson
"Trip Van Wtnk1e."
, 1874-09-30

MCCORMICK HALr-Nosth Clark atroots corner h
v,n rnncort hy the Phon,1s UsshcAtEk,
, 1874-09-30

S1r. Johu l.. Logan delivered speech At Indi-
annapolis yesterday. Ho reviewed the Civil
RghtB bill, tho rocont outrages In tho South. tie
independent movement In politics and In
touching upon all these sub1oots he mover neg
leotoa tho central thought thas the Republican
party onco Ba7od tho Union, and now
wishes the Union to sayo it. Ho spoke
as Il parties weza ends not means; aud, indeed,
ho believes SO. Senator Logan's logic would be
amusing II it woro engaged in loss solemn dis
cussions. An Illustration Of it's ludicrousness
may bo found in tho argument seriously
put forward by Mr. Logau. that siace the
Democratic and Republican partioa arc
corrupt, any new party must necessarily be
corrupt also. Not matter to bo no eaaily for
given is tho disingonuouauess Of 11r. Logan.
Ho misstates tho contents OF the Cisil-Rghta
bill, tho facts OF tho disturbances in TonneRsec
aud Gov. Browns protest, aud the circumstances
OF tho recent revolt In New Orleans. We dc
not boicye that Senator Loean is 80 much Of t
fool ~ not to know 1ctter than he speaks.
, 1874-09-30

arr. VETERANS or THE WAR WITH, ME415HHtp 5Ht
1esidnr il 1h Con9rs.s'ons. ns;s's III Fl ,tsi
sMt e. liz Undersigned. Thnao wahnK 10 !u thn h;a.e
rcncl, ~ e. thn .2Sn. IL
ssch Of aid Datrtcs Fnr alt information y. ~
GfiS Vieo pte4idcnt State Organization. 'l3
, 1874-09-30

Mus1clANs' UNION. Tho regular .9 Ho1thV moss,nH
tnofnters doasod to steond On r. pees"snt
nLo1z
, 1874-09-30

f1oOLrY'a TlIEATRE-R -Randonh, , atreet. bos~eea .7
f31xrk .nn aSa3e IS u!aw toE How" Afternoon Aau
11snlnk.
, 1874-09-30

A compromise haB at last boon reached by rep
rcgcntatives Of tho Kellogg aud MoEnczy parties
In Louisiana Tho torms are perhaps as genor-
GUS as conld DO expected. Tho Conservatives
Pledge themselves to cauno alt violence and iu-
ttmidatiou Of voters, If any o1tBt, TO coaso, and
to aasfat In maintaining peace. Tho whole mat
tor Of registration scommitted to tho supervision
ofan Advisory Board, composed Of two Democrats,
two nopublioaus. mud an umpire. Gov. Kellogg
promises to carry out such recommendations Of
this Donrd as aro not contrary to law. Tho Re-
turning Board ia to bo reconstructed. vacancies
being made tor two Democrats. We have said
that theso terms appear to bo generous. That
they arc tho bost which could bo obtuined, aud on
tho whole satisfncory, is tho obvious fnferonco
from tho fact that tho signatures Of both parties
aro attached TO tie protocol. Dr.. Donzano. tho
umpire OF tho Advisory Board, is generally
spoken OF by tho prosB Of New Orleans aa al
upright mau. Tleae circumstances furnish a
strange commentary Oil tho Associated Proau
dispatch from New Orleans thia morning,
which treats the conference contemptuously,
and eays TINT tue Advisory Committee il made
up of one "last-litch Democrat, ono third-totm
Liberal Republican. and threo Fotloral officials
/. may be we'll to wait for better information be-
foro forming m opinion Of ths conference AMI
itH reBultB. -..
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-09-25
Ixcolgdor Pun 70

AT snort notice.
Always on hand all kinds of Pump Fix
lures, Of the very best quality.
Common Wooden Pumps made on The prem
Uses where they are to be placed, when desir-
ed, at so cents foot. !.
All Pumps constructed by the subscriber
are warranted for one year. After the first
year, they will be kept in order by him, for
ten years for the moderate sum Of 81 pr year
All Pumps put in aud not proving satisfac-
tory, will be taken out and the money re-
funded.
Orders by mail, or in person, attended to
with promptness, and at moderate prices.
@s- For any further information, apply to
Mr.. I. BYERs, Montgomery House, Rockville,
Maryland.
WIN. OLDFIELD,
PUMP MAKER.
ap19-1y Fountain Green, Harford Co.
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OLDFE EH.D'S

Il x @ lsior p u m %.
rENIE undersigned has now on hand about
4 10, 900 feet of White oak Pump Stock,
watch has been in soak in Spring water a
sufficient length of time to free it from sap
Amy Pump constructed of this sock is guar
anteed not to givean unpleasant taste to the
water. His arrangements for preparing Pump
Stock in the above manner are most ample
and complete, and he will always be prepar-
ed to put M the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-09-25
ROCKVILLE. MARYLAND FRIDAY MORNING sEPTEMBER2
LIST OF PREMIUMS
AWARDED BY THE
Montgomery County Agri.
cultural Society.

AT its Twenty-First Annual Exhibition
held in the Society's Grounds, at
ROCKVILLE, Maryland, on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
September, 9th, 10th & 18th 1874.
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For the fastest Stallion, Mare OF Gelding
trotting in harness, mile heats, best three in
FIVE, bred, raised and owned by u resident
of Montgomery county, and in his posses
sion on or before Aug. |, 1874. ......$50 co
awarded to William Penn
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CUMBERLAND COAL.

Just received, a large lot Of Cumberland
Coal which will be sold in quantities to suit
purchasers, at lowest rates, by
GARRETT Il C0NNELL,
may q Rockville Depot
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-09-25
r IME, LIME, LIMEi

would respectfully inform the pnblic that
I have my LINE KILN, at EDWARDS FER
RY, in full operation, and am prepared to fur
nish the best Of LINE at all times. ! will
ship it down the Canal 10 any point desired
r. v. WHITE,
may 23-tf Edwards Ferry, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-09-25

For best Sewing Machine--a first lass certi-
fcate. Awarded the "Weed.'
For "a best--second-class certifcsge. Award
ed TO the Davis"
The Committee desire to STATE that no one
was present to show the poinB Of q Howe
Machine.
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