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New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

PAiEfSThs mtIia dull and priee, steady
quote kngAsh White Lea 81 lOal Venetian
rrges from zoe 10 35e China Cay s fair
PgTRoLsGa-TSe mar, Refined continue, s and nominal
l2 Cases snaliered bet 9ue l72 Crude 6ad6
early Febn taes 200 a. on spot
Nspstba dull 9c for CtJi st PhsdIh so
end values wholly nonan leaI1e TIE tsegrapho sd
OH Cy BsmipAl 81 2j6 81 80 Roussvhe quiet nomiaal
2O1l 22As Cootie quiet much doing:
ptsd al isiasI lB Union 81 20; shipments 81 329dsI S5
PROYi OEThe PoTk msIl et rather ssive and stronger
Tor tb fto: bbs Western Mese $lS 372d$l9 90
200 bss Ciiy Mess $l9a$l9 90 750 bbs Me-" ,ee, nsa
II SO 80 for sei aud sle for FsUiy TtTo
f s,esdy Beet HsEs IN ilf demsDo
steady; s 81 rs bbs Southern 81 htas a., m m
demand 700 pisc e71e rfrest Shoulders Tor
fekled IO Pcked Ham; I2c foT Smoked oo $4,000
Bellies bulk lOc for 90ll aversfe Bacon dull spd
hsa'y s l5, boIes Cu tong Clear lOe zoo Cumberland
10 9l6c Dressed Hoss fair oemald and quite
Cru ssles 74se .or Wstten and sP1Ss for Gu, Lsd
doll ssd eose weaAt the demand fr ne future hg or
Of $50 l3s4es 00O Retnd Ct' private term
1896; 100 k'. DO lots
ID l3lGdl4c cash FOf deliver hear Of 30 o seller
Jsnuay, l34c: 1880 et seieI h.sh IS IoIOdl4c tUV
RcBTbere i. Increased deuAnN foT
eoub favorable to hotter arftt 10 tfmj ~ 20 casks
i60 grades 60 6a62H AMI 20 bag, koeocn ct CSC
olz We asote Carolina At l4d7r for Faf 7zd7te r Good
7s@S for Pine and c fI Chshe AID Patns ~ 7a7 %
sBBDS-Co5ey Is decidedly scyt aud pe tslt a
900 bags Wsy, Eld 70 (ht ohels
IS 600 bags kgS Le spot at IL 2G1I " bss fslr DO
sKhSTbe 10, ost important fhAtge dessb.
parcels el With ready ssh ,eeep bses 81 LenM Oa ka
ha bates Bsieeobs YeH,nea 57 lsfs Rio HscLe ana santa
70 ts Cseeiis ts ITuSio 62 blief At'IsA s1o %
essoA ID bales PaIs 10 bBenOs iD
fsT-8s ~ Epss' .sgtAsI Js!ez. iCGLts ko lGldt-a
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

higher. with sale. OF about 700 n a. 81 a32e for
and lS 1925 10; time last
year 525 m Feathers dull and low Bastern q1oted at 5SG
co. Prms Tennessee geese. bidjJc MIed 35UiOe Oh
SOd4Oc Hen Turkey Honey selling though quoted
down to 25c Whte Clover and ia l6 for DARK CIDER
nure lOal5c lighter stock han Known
nce the item has eemmerci ele Hur quoted at l3
l5c for Green, and l4dl5e. for short.
VEGETABLES.
Exports week $500 bbls since Jan 9lOe
bb 6S09 bbs The market potatoes Is
veal Of the sales at inside baS prices For
ot, In shipping orter bb The shipping trade greatly
below last year fr ~ ;hAy about purchasing
heavily after snap fearing Onions unchanged We
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

Tbe, variation The late condition Of the apple
badly and few hode doing business
Losses II gnbean Of rough times large
community when such ruling for good
send them Abundsn
erC enough steady Cranberries dull
irdcsoas trade will open
Both quotabe inside hsures than at the extreme
Exports apples 100 bb; Jan 1893
ssrre tune lasite / 7O7 do Quotations;
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

h0LASSBSfOrerp Is Sl very c0ll quotations pomusy
ssehaeged Te6sers wsBg for poept Of Cuba Do
dull bou former Cuba CeDiF ags
sslIed 33036c Cuba Csyed 36a40e Gaia MGovsdo he
tBng 3DG42e Cuba Auoysdo Grooey, l0645C; Porto Rec
<0a6oe Ksgsh lsods 81 d5ee and New Orleans at eea6
RAvAl fT0RBsStrsDed RosI Of quote 81 loo
2 10 oi Ordinary Good 100 bb reported cold Of tbs
t3 l5 board epnt TIrpen,ict nspf tn See 80
bbls sold 3S03oe the for EevY0Tka selling
81 25ds2 81 PIeh unchanged $2l25a$2 97
pnatered quoted III TIE RON oruher
sse CrUts Fish steadily held bot tbe demand light Cotton
AID aun hulaGen but dBli
.r Of se and sesk 81 i2d$l 10 for
Winter 90 oSl for No and 722dS5e for No Otbef Os
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
Qhanres TOR Bnsiness Ellen

Chances Tor Bnslness Ellen
EOR SALE or LEASE-The OLD D0MIN-
ION SOAP and CANDLE WORKS the largest aud
pee Baltimore To parties
manufacture soaps Offers and profitable business the loc
smaller factories
citv Por particulars address CHARLES L. BRUCE Richmond Va
HOTEL WANTED, furnished, within 800
same bv a competent responhb party Address W. L. MBLICK
42l Broadway
WANTED-A PARTNER, with few thou
w sand dollars engage the FOREIGN COMMISSION
SHIPPING BUSINESS Chicago under the auspices Of foreign
banking house place. Address @, Tribune 0fes.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

Ain, IAse net epts 231l baes srpos eostve 2e4 baiesi
s.Iss s7O h.ps, stoei o3,3lB bales .
aIvr,fos Jan 20 Cotton dull and easyi hdfng itsG Low
yiddhnr Ia Ices Good Ordinary l3.i net eeep LII BALES
gross COS bi sIpOr eosH~ise basi 'nes Looo Dssi
es.,soRs Jan 2s-Cc,ton Mddlns 15e sro receipts
eosswiss, lSo ooo S'''
Hssrni, jan 28-CoiIos quiet and steady hddhns hSS
ia, act receipts I070 bales shpmens sS1 oae' ss' wv
ps.nra,gT. jan 26-Cotton quiss Mddnsg l69ei Low
Modipg II; Coed Ordinary, l4ec net seepr IL ps'i "'
q, Iorr Jan 2ecoon quitt and uuchsnged' hddn itsc
net sspt, $50, gro,s 866 baes shipments 900 p
sse. 7e bales, stock 81 ,70S bales .,,,r ,., -, -.
T,,cws.Y Jan 26-Co,,on unchangedi hddng l4oi ne' %
,.t IA bsst shipments $50 bales; stock ~ BOT oees
Bo,1oS jan 28-Cotton guiet hding ei hss az M
$50 bsles ro respu 6l tsles sales 20 oaef '0es |'V
bales ,,,y ,1hz,Iae ,,t 70.
w. .,sayos ian 28-Coton quiet and nomns hiddbng 1896
net receipts, 446 bales; stoes. 6,Gs2 basa ,,,
IorfsyuIe Jan 26.-Cotton quiet; hlddhng i4nec;
ArSur. jan 20 t o,,v. :..sdyi aicding l+salss@I ."
reeeipit 734 balsSi sales, 707 bales
WOOL MARKET.
PHiIAprrpn Jan 2ewool oui., hat sm oso rsrrTsns ,
b6a6ge Coarse EevYorh Michigan lndnA sn .
fine 4sd5ies Medium 65850e Coarse, tOd32c asgs nSns
Wssh.d G0d65e; DO Unvsshed 46c Canada ,onmh o
Ype Cpv,,heJ, 35c; Coarse and Medium Wsbed fVenHTi
Tuhva,bed bbdSOe Colorado Washed 2Sd3oe ao onwsoso
22,d25c Hrir, and herno Pusd iSd5Oe no ana sspu
Pai,d I2aI7e; Tens Pine and Medium, 2bd3oei do eoA
2ld25c California not quoted
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

Receipts for the weei e2 pkgs do last weet 93o DO same
$50 do Exports do Dried Apples 800 bbls
rnoe 1873 do time last 81 do Apes have been
advance and the market buoyan through
demand that prevails Bsokbees
shsde small fruits not specially changed Peaches have been
high for sales OF peeled and the tdng Of qaOstons noted
tince our not revive trade Unpeed Peaches ae
The market for Peanuts quiet and Hickory nuts
dnl 'Incnna hahor Onntafin
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

Receipt. fOI week 26l3 bbs las, week 1898 do
53l The weak for FRESH and 3Oc
warranted sound Western Under grades quoted
vsnedy zoe, damaged condition through
fost EIaed also lower and tend 70 prices Quotations:
N J. nc Ii, " d32 Limet Western ..,.lO dl7
Westtp. choice los loss of.....".....2I d29
............,.- $50 Canadian. .....,,....29 $50
LINED, State .,,...1S Gl9
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
5apinas Banks.

MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANK,
vi l66 EAssAU.ST. (sun Bulding Eewiok
JANUARY INTEREsr f. lS75A senianaail DIVIDEND, s The
CENT will be and after Jan 2l
OPEN 10 10 g. aud Monday and Saturday evenings
from = TO s. q O'clock.
Book in German, French and Bnyhsh. -
a. H. BEssDIcr Secretary. CHARLES X GRAHAM President
NEW-YORK SAVINGS BANK, Sth-ave., cor.
INTEREST from February Assets s. 255sGl 81 Surplus,
$500 00l 81. RICHARD II. BULL, Prst
c. ". BRISC KERHoFF, Secy
VNHE TRUSTEES of the SEAMEN's BANK
FOR SAVINGS Nos IA aud 76 Wall, have ordered that IN
TERESr be paid depoato entitled thereto for the I months end
ing 3ist nit, a. follow; - .z..u
$500 and under the rate Of SIX PER CENT
num- and ,.,,, ,,,- ,,v,,,-
exceeding $500 At the rate Of FIVE PER CENT
num- PAYABLE on and after MONDAY, 18Th iBsa
will be credited to depotors as prinepal ,
JOIN II. BoYSTOy, Secretary. WM. H. MACY Presdenk
EewYork Jan. 7, 1870
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

R1epts the weeh 420 boxes; DO last week 4S2l 10
sans $50 do Exports week 2973 boxes do
last I25O3 1889 God closes
AZ I2 liverpool cable Cos Cd; London do los
There during the week but the absence Of trade has
not sbsken prices There sellers who mske
small Of % having been paid by shippers.
eycep In vey during Ree
y, moderate have little fear from the matter
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
YINO the BONDHOLDERS of the ROCKFORD,
ROCK ISLAND and 81. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY.In tho

'INO the BONDHOLDERS OF the ROCkFORD,
ROCK ISLAND And 81 LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY-In the
United States Of America Northern District OF Iii
Friday January a. ls76Pesent the Hon HENRY W. BLOD
GRrT District Judge. The UsIOS TRUST COMPANY OP NEW
YORK (comp.nan,) THE ROCKFORD ROCK ISLAND AND ST.
LOUIS RAfLROA AID COMPANY SAMUEL NJ. EICKERSON, RAN
SON r. CABLE CORNELIUS LYEDB. THE ORION AND MINERS
NILLB RAILROAD COMPANY aud PHILANDER L. CABLE de-
fendans-n Chsncery.
appearing through the order
In this the lh day Of November A. D. 1874 in she words
following:
cv appearn. this Court hk. the objects Of the
sbOe salt the foreclosure Of mortgages given 10 said comp ansnt
bonds Of the said Rockford, Rock hls1d, aud st. Louis
Railroad Company the smount Of millions dollars
the holders Of said
bonds their respective rights equities aud claims OF priority
m,lY Of Germany Europe extent
solicitor for complainant IL ordered by
all the holders said bonds
before t- 6rst Monday Of February
for adjudication their respective equities and claims OF priority
defsut thereof that they will be deemed 10
srd equality with other bondho similarly situated
bill further oderei
week three weeks in daily newspaper general creula
published each the Cities Of Chicago the State
Of Illinois, the State Of NewYork and Berlin In Ger
Of general circulation published in the
City Of Main GERMANY OF which SHAH be
daily the last OF SAID publications TO he al least four weeks
ondsv February tbossnd eight hundred
and ssynhve and for the Cities Of Berlin and Frankfort be the
German language.
has published CITY EevYOrk required said
ordered this order be published
commencing 26b D. 1875 10 the daily
Of The New Tribune" and The HewYok Times"
two newspapers published in said City Of fNew-York.
Above and foregoing true and correct said order
TleFk
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

IN PER CENT, GUARANTEED, FIRST
lV hoETGAGk LOANS ea improved IOWA Farms Refer
spsSe Aps fsl lRiernsLon ssni On spphesuoa
WRxswo0D CLARK. kpsssras Isva
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

merely fair trade game and there an esser tone TO
pes Quail and lower Docks scarce 'enon IN sn
demand laws conflict with
prairie product will ind ito Europe his season
notice carload Of hens arrived to-day Chicago on the
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
STONlNGTON I'M LINE, for BOSTON and,

> loNiN0 ioN FFoiSFiibgScSS iFi 70 "'-'. D0'r0 an'''
The iiauneh aud eommoous steamers NAIRtGASsBrr Tues
DAYS Thursiars salnrdats AMI sIONlNGrOk hondas
W.dncna and FRIDAYS Pier SO North River oot Of jvs %
m arriving Boston ahsai Of ali other lines Tickets for sale
An nnera railroad secured the oness of
Wessou Express Co. aud al 3l9 BnOaduay
A. yEAU, Ere ght Agent l. W. tiLkNS GsaL fsss Agesb
BARCOt'K President
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
rVHE FLUSHING, NORTH SHORE, and

j CENTRAL RAILROAD CoMPANi
Babylon Bsy.horr isp SaFvEe and Paiehesue
ItayC hunters Point 700 a. m--RaDrloa
leave IurisPs Point $50 Pachosue mail Tas with Psfof
attached.
Leave Hunter Point 200 ,. m-PA,hogus way trsa
uuntsrs Point 4;30 mPAchogue express train ~h oar
lor atsebeL
Leave IlaaIers Poat 100 o m-Ip way trsin. - .
For particulars bls and small timetables Ato Tor irans
from Panngae Central fafl, Hde Park. Hnsae aud e'n
sCon. leave Nes lors 10. Of Jsm.ssp hss h'L
minutes and foot Of Rs Is minatss ps.'swe
The derartus anes Point reksts e na osssAgs
checked al Tary eah oees sundat u.ns ssss
uuieP Poipt Great Heek nenS.teat osrdsn c -
all y. 30 IN aud 200 fof fiess co
less Point Whtssione ntSfmedAu sGtoas co wv.
Ii.Oo a NJ. 1saO BIO BOO $50 D. D. bAkI"S ~
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

Ior Hishtsown and PeInbertop. Ga N ,,o.
ou.:-fiJm Fusbargh ooo and lii<oa "a,
and 10 35 y daily: l0l6 N. and IiO n 4uL Vs<ps
Noad.v .Frsm asnlosoa aud Balunor $40 L13. blb
dtiohs bi0, $40 6bj l0:l5 ll;20 ll54 An 2;l6 Alb,
bi5. 1855, lao s:4A l027 Sunday bilo $50 ee5.
IL :54 q m, T;40 aud 1927 D
Tsle, oaees 626 944 BrOiw, No Aor Hoass and cef
Ds.broeses Cortlsnd No. Coartst. Brcokvuy
ia ll0, and lis Bui.eus Hoborsu knnsan rekss
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

Il he NEWJERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Fare from Eew-York 10 Phisdelptis only 50 rs.
Commencine MONDAY 10 1874 the stsunh
JASB M0SBLi and DAY STAR couneelna
Sandy Hook with ell trains will
Leave Hes.York nom Pier g. N r., foot Of Reetor-st
e:45 m.-Icr Phisdelphia Long Branch Toms Ware
town. Tuckerton, vineabd. AM Brrlseo0.
400 m-Por Long Branch foOs River Wsrstovs. Banegst
Tuckerton. -
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
EALL RIVER LINE

ENALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RvBa pAnx
SUNDAYS BxCBPrEDl AT 4pn
From Pier rs E.rth River. foot OF Mursyst.
steam,n NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY.
Capt A. @. SIMMONS Capt B. n SIMMONS
The Taunton Mddleboro Pyass;b, New
Bedford hsrthas vns7sd Nantucket Cape Cod the WHITE
MOUNTAINS and all phspsl pos New RSsnd and the Prev.
Por Tickets Staterooms apply 2il and 629 Bodvy
Broadway Twenyhrist Third snd onshssdres sss
txtntyfrhs Dodds Express 0hee 9i4 Broadway and 10 Ceo
Brootn the onoe the Pier and all principal Hsss
Ticket Ofees IN the city.
BORDEN LOWELL, AgenA
GEORGE L. CoNNoR General Passenger lent
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.[TH

pEN > l. a "A IL ! lLhO a 1.-THE
J. GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL R0urK
Trains leave Hswfok from loot Of pssorosses and Codahats
follows
tor Harrisburg Piseursh sod South Psr
Palace Csn attached 9;3O and $3.50 sasdsy sas
$3.50 .. m.
Haysu and Erie $3.50 Corr TtasS
P.tro cum Centre toe RegicnE -
For Bs South Limited wskastsa gr
Pui Psror Cars daily Sunday 80
I'VE 10 sshinson 4l0 m Regular al st40s
EIcr;,s for Philadelphia T. $40 ESQ ni 1880 l.io
4:!O g. T. $50 AMI IL uigha Sunday 400 o. y. So
and o n EmgraHt AMI second class .. N
For Newark ats $50, z. 14U g. ., 10, III n IL n, J.
23O $40 $40 4l0 t30 5. $40 $40 o. $40. $3.50 T. 7;3o
$40, 10 1850 And II usht ssnd.' s;2O AVID s.lo
23O $40 $40 t;lO 43o 500 SEQ $40, $40 $50. T.
f:3I sle ~ llJO aud IL OiRhL supdAT $40 D. ssS
Po. Rahwsy. g.. $50 Z q 10 a m. IL n. l. q $50 alo
s4v {: 10 4:30 45o 6;2O SAC 6:Io $50 T. $40 ie D.
is wsodbdr Pertn Aubey and sos,h Anboy and 10 ~
~'Sw w, svsmpsyss and . m, IL B 2 $40 S:lv $40
s.iU 7 n N aud ~ plghi Sunday, .. NJ.
fer East Milestone ~ neon snd 6:20 D
Por ngsto and goesV hih $40 . aud 10
For Pm eton z $40 a. ~, 1880, 2 4: 10 and o.
Fer LaubsrtvIle ami Fiemlngton $50 - and 2:0op
EorPh and Belyidere. $3.50 sad r.
Per lrrHeu Bedsp'e~a BaiD ea ard Camden asd eSo
m, 1890. ., 4, D, and >. n
for Freehold Z o. m, 2snd t;lO p A.
Der nI PsnbsrOa, and csndes Perth Anboy ESQ
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

INDO has been rather Going full former tne
Engsud favorable sellers sales Of Ia chests
s8es BE ~ loQSl 25 goh nave also t note small
~ Manila ~ 81 2dS5e snd Madras at S0dS09. curreuc
LkATRRBIporis for he week $500 sides Nearly The ep
sd weights has "IpOed There fair average
teue Sde 1Behangod 6sa Ia Oak there isi b1sue
aspssesd, mostly IN plump weights We qBete
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-12-31
ESPONDENCR.


". ~. ~
mr.. Ea"9r - am aware MAJ iat iufkey
Or hah'dozen oVergrown sweet potatoes
would nave oeeh more accePlapie Shrlstnlas
glIt thhn ms ufy ieni IRON my porIoilo, ou''
SHOWING mn wen MAJ one or more o. your
numerous ii!enus ba1 s9pPlita We necessary
ar'leie y. NICK conc,uded 'hat &c night oe
excused from pam d"lF, ProNIueu ne PROM
lsed 10 De present ana helP 10 uispalch the
turkey so 'hat tne SENTINEL dhlgh' not IRON
over-eAerllon or indulgence, ia' 10 Put IN an
appearance on new ear 5. BESIDES, Mr. Edl-
tor, you are aware mai my mission IS an lm-
porlant one, ana J am oolieed 10 place my
means where ney are most needed or Where
they wltdo tue most good'
Then, again, there Is SO much more expected
oil St.Nlck now than IN olden times. The stock
lngs are SO much bigger, and the wants OF the
dear children, both little and Big are SO mnrh
harder 70 supply than lhey used 10 oe. Nhne
IN ConunenLl Gays morse on WneelS Wodla
creditat'ly hIl the stocking OF most boys, now,
nOihlng snort oil tul-9roWh, 'e;l'aole pony
viii answer; and where formerly pewter
soup-hdie or a rolilng-pin would handsomely
NIL fuil-grown stocking, the receptacle mas
ut the present dayi reached such enormous
proportions, that nothing snort OF a full out
ht OF household furnltnre incudlng table
service bedsieads and heddlng) VIII anything
IKE come up 10 Tue required measure.
Sometimes, when on his rounds, 81 NICK
crosses stocking, the lenglh OF which lndi-
Gates lis gender, I'm ffench) Inc owner Of
which, like Hoods heroine, possesses golden
leg, and he feels very much tempted, it"e
sam Sick, to deposit himself IN there, but
considering TIE great oss the people would be
subjected TO thereby, he passes on IN his mis-
SION OF loVe anu Jun.
now 1t would make Inc eyes oftn BOYS ana
girls IN the country dance to see he presents
St Nick dlspenses here IN Washington, and
now vastly difercnt IN value they are 70 "hal
lhey were when the American ~ NICK was a
boy. Then a spray OF the hickory tree to
decK the oonheis OF me wives OF members Of
Congress was thoueht 10 pe COCO enough !
now the wives OF Calumet otleels receive
81, 600 shawls ana $4,000 diamonds Tor
Christmas presents W men the japanese
Kris hing'e presented the old-'ashloled
President buchanan WIN slyllsh salute ms
absurd IDEAS OF economy wonid nor aio"
nm 10 rue upon IL, ana ne piaced II IN me
Patent Once i9r safe Keeping. no" inc
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-12-31
The Called Public Meeting.

SANDY SPRING, Nh, Dee 27, rs
NJ Editor 1t is with very great pleasure
have noticed the call for Public Meeting in
Rockville on Janurry 4th, to consider various
malters of interest to the residents of our
county. earnestly hope every one who can
do so, will he present, AS citizens OF all parties
can certainly unite in an endeavor to lessen
taxation and to arrange our comfy matters so
ms to meet the requirements of the times The
subjects TO be considered are all Of them i'm
portant.
| am informed that in Frederick county
taxes amounting 10 Sl20, 900 are collected by
Treasurer at an expense of 50 200, while in
Montgomery 500, 600 are collected at a cost OF
81, 800 This is no fault OF the Collectors,
but of the system. The Collector of the 9Th
dislrici is known 10 me personally as active
and efficient, but the whole method of trans
acting The pecuniary affairs of the county
needs revision.
The Lewiston Of the present Election Dis
tricts is another important subject to be con-
sdered. Il. c. II.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-12-31

ASTOUNDING WEAPoN.-Mr koykel, OF
Passaic City, N j.. has for ten years past, in
connection with New York mechanic, been
at work on an invention which promises to
revolutionize ordanre There was an exhihi-
ton on Saturday, in public. Of the gun The
little one used Saturday looked like twelve
loot gas-pipe, with half-inch bore, carving a
needle shape bullet. On the other side OF
the gun are metallic pockets each filled with
as much powder as the load at the breech
AS the gun is fired, these additional charges
of powder explode the nrojectile passes
through the barrel, so that before il gets out
it receives the impending force of each adj
ditional charge. Being spread along the bar
rel the danger Of an explosion is averted and
the force increased to u wonderful degree.
The first shot fred was through solid mass
of monitor iron four inches thick, which the
hrojectle pierced as though it we're pine
board. and buried itself several inches in an
oaken stump, against which the iron had been
placed Then a shot was fired at a target
composed of twelve plates three-eighth- inch
plate-iron securely strapped together. The
bullet wen, through this. One Of these can
mons. of six inch bore, has been completed
and will he tested before United States officers
in few weeks, and il is estimated viii send a
ball from twelve to fifteen mies.-N. l..
Star
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-12-31

THE DEAru OF An EGYPTIAN PnIScE Mus
tapha Fazyl Pachl, brother Of the Khediye Of
Egypt, and legitimate heir to the viceroyalty
OF that country, has Just died in Constantine
pie. He was the third son OF the celebrated
lhrahim Pacha, the conqueror of Spria and
the victor of Koniah, aud thus grandson OF
Mehmet Ali, who founded the present dynas-
is after the massacre of the mamelukcs in the
citades of Cairo In consequence OF bitter
fcud Of long standing his hiahncss had since
the accession Of his brother to the throne on
the death of said Pacha, in the year 1862,
taken up his residence permanently in Con-
slantinople. here be had, up to his death,
ruled as leader of fashion. He was thorough
European at heart, and the princely hospiiali-
tv which he exercised in his spperb mansion
oe the Bosphorus was dealt out In the most APP
proved Partisan style.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-12-31

A CHRISTMAS SCENE They were young
in the summer time o! their lives-and while
they had never been subjected to the burning
heat OF cline which would bronze their COM
plexions. yet in lime past the nptnrned faces
of their rude forefathers, as they lazily lolled
on their backs, met the fierce glare of an
African sun. The DEGREES OF a cruel fate had
consigned several generations 10 the ignomini-
Gus condition of slavery, but the sword of
abolitionism had severed the bonds, and The
two unbleached hero;nes of this truthful
sketch were being nourished at the bosom Of
the Goddess of Liberty. They dwelt in an
humble cot in our little town, and for weeks
past sweet dreams, like magic-lantern, had
painted the nieht-darkened walls ofther room
with many Christmas scenes. At last, that
day Of all which should burst with brightest
light upon the Christian heart. sent the soft
CLEANS of its rising sun stealing across their
room and with gentle pressure Enclosing the
eyeids of sleep. Oh it was Christmas
morn The tiny fingers OF a thousand Christ
mas fairies swept acress the sensitive chords
Of the harp OF feelings in their breasts and
awoke the merry stratus Of an estate JOY.
# there be one psing above all others to
which womans hear, bows in meek loyalty,
itis-dyess. Our Two heroines were not ex-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-12-31

CnRisTMAs.-C Christmas passed off in this
town unusually quiet, as it did throughout
the county as far as we are able to learn The
cold and snowy weather incident TO this sea-
son was substituted by warm rains The ac-
customcd hospitality shown young men By
was practiced to a lesser extent than here
tofore. Years past young men would visit from
house to house imbibing at each one, never
intending to get drunk, but by the time they
'scored" several drinks they Were SO drunk
rs to be unable to comprehend their capacity
Of inhibition, The punishment of this prac
tice is exemplary.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-12-31

There being tie between James Ohuit and
T. A Thompson, they shot or, the former be-
ing successful downed FIVE birds in six shots.
James Ofutt was declared the winner OF the
ma tch.
4 large number of spectators were present
All appeared to be well pleased, and so pleas
andy did the day pass of, that the boys from
Gaithershurg announce another match to
come off at that place, on Saturday, the Slh
of January next. REPORTER.