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THE PROTECTION OF HOMELESS
CHILDREN.

CHARITY BAZAAR AND coNcERr-oNE THOUSAND
DOLLARS TO BE DISTRIBUTED IN PREMIUMS.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
ST. vlncenps Home for Boys. Nos 50 and IS
Warren street, established In 1870 has been very
successful Up 70 the present time over 1900 boys
have been sheltered, most OF them Instructed In
the principal mysteries OF our holy religion, ana
more than 1000 prepared for hoy communion,
Many Of these boys WAC mad previously been adj
dcted TO vicious haOts, have teen reclaimed, and
now hold respectable situations and give great
satisfaction to their employers.
Although ear ago the Home was enlarged TO
double its former size, as to accommodate 200
boys, yet on many occasions we are obliged to re-
fuse children admission for want OF room Taus
great numoers OF well disposed children, through
necessity and without any iauit OF theirs, are
forced 10 seek shelter IN places where they are
exposed to all OF temptations, lmblbe vicious
habits, grow no without knowledge Of tba dntes
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they owe 10 God and their fellow man and are
liable 10 become troublesome members OF society.
To remedy tins EVIL we are Qbont 10 couecl
means TO build with the cordial a2probatlol oi
His Eminence The Cardinal Archbishop Of New
York, ana with The aid ana sympathy OF the rev
erend clergy Of the archdiocesel mission house,
where these homeless ana destitute children rom
all parts OF the city VIII be admitted taught naDNs
of honest industry aud sefrelance aud enjoy an
the advantages OF Il Christian family; where tney
VIII be taught their duty TO God ana their neigh
bor and be prepared in due time 70 take their
places in society as ylrtuous, industrious inrelll-
gent and law-abidlng cltlzens. ms mouse, once
completed and In working order Will be sell-sup-
porting, and VIII AFFORD thousands OF children
earning wages less than 50 week nome where
tney can support themselves nicely and lndepen-
IDENTITY until they eau pay their way in respectable
boarding house. In this manner multitudes or
any otner way.
In order to give all an opportunity OF contribut.
ing to this mission house tickets 10 the bazaar and
concert have been placed OF the small sum OF
twenty-five cents. Each purchaser Of q ticket VIII
participate IN the dement's OF Two masses easa
said by Father Drnmgoole, on Tuesday and Friday
mornings, in he Chapel OF the Immaculate Virgin.
attached 70 the mission TITS ticket also gives
tho purchaser chance for valuable premium.
Among me premiums to be eratuitously dis.
tributed at tue bazaar is ono OF $500 in gold. one
Of 800 IN gold. one or pony, wagon and harness,
ana iorfy-seyen other valuable ones besides.
November 80 is7 at Ferre1o Us Assembly Rooms,
Fourteenth street, next do ~ 10 the Academy OF
Music, for the Gratulous dis trbutlon OF premiums
To those who purchased tickets. the distribution
will be preceded by grand concert, ticket hold
ers admitted free by showing their tickets NJ the
door.
the tickets viii be ready fJr distribution in a
ie@ DAYS Any number OF sing.e tickets or books
containing twenty tickets IN eacn may be OBJ
tanned or wlll lie sent upon application TO any
part OF the country
Father Drumgoole most earn silly requests tile
hearty cooperation of all rleEas the Institution,
members OF sodalites, ana all Catholic associa-
tlons in this benevolent undertaking.
All communications TO be addressed
Rev. j. q. DRUMGOOLE,
Nos SO and 55 Ware street, New YORK.
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COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.
SUPREME CoURT-CHAAsERs-He by Judge Law
rence:-Nos 30 s3, 49, 90, o. &c. 70, y 100, Ios,
l9l, ga, 2S, 245, 246, 2J2, 25e, 2e2 264 ISL 2s5
300, 300, go, 300.
endar
SUPREME CoURT-GESERAL TERM-Held BY
ipes Davis. Brady and Daniels.-Nos. 1913, 1879,
204, 125 136, 1885, lao, Jag, l59. l62, 1o9 1885, 1896
2C5 BOG 207, 2o3, 200, 30, I'll.
SUPREME CouRr-CIRcUIT- Part Held by Judge
Dononue.-Nos 2TS3, S43, 2s93 l6S3 iii, SOL 1884,
1882 1872 1247, l32l. sSl, 1881, l5s51s 1901 1862
1915, 1919, 1923, 1857 1859, l4ol SAT, ST., 1903,
1lG5 3la 49, 49, l4sl 1921, l4l7, l447 1897 l47l
1907 l5o3h 1861, 1867, 1871, 1915. 1879 1883, 1882
1921, 1875. iii, 17o, l52l, 172G, 1874 Part 2-ded
BY Judge Naa Brunt-Nos. lIoS, 1l0s, loo, 1s22,
2II, 0sO l40 l4l4 1424 III, 41s. l4IO, 144S. 1854
1884 1905 l7d, 1885, 1922 zoos, 27ss $780, 144i 1852
1898. Part Held by Judge Barre rt.-Nos pa,
1906 1929 So 1913 2575, s23 215 1lie. go 279 1885,
2909, 2G0l, 1884, 1885, s3l, 207l, $685. S37.
COMMON PLEAs-lRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Loew.-Nos. 2slA, 523, l4os, 1895, 1852, 40.
Part 2.-Adiourned until the first Monday In June,
1875.
Judge Gros.-Nos 1903 2o5O, a573, $780, 2275, l74f,
2olS 2O2l 2206 220e z2l6 26I7 $685. 1882 1922 1926
Part 2-Heid Dy Judge Joachlmsen;-Nos. 10, ISIS,
1882 $685. 1854 Part 3-Helu by Judge AlKer.-
Nos. 1921 1888, 1867, 1851, 34o1. $685., S422 34s3
1895. 3s67. 2074, 1883. 546O $3.50, sire.
SUPERIOR CoURT-GREERAL IRRM-Hed By
Chief Justice Mcneil and Judges Freedman aud
sedgwlcE.-Appeals rom orders-Nos. ]. 2, 0:
SUPERIOR COURT-SPECIAL TRRM-Hed by Judge
Van Vorst.--Nos. 40. g. IL, 81, 20, "a.
SUPERIOR CoURT-IRIAL TERM-Part HELD oy
Judge Curtis.-Nos. sl3. y40, 1907, 03l, llU3, S3l
s35, Ss0, S27, 202a 9sJ, 1881 500 S77, 1919, 1881,
1881. 1883, 1lIl, 1l43 ll45 l147 ll49 ll51, 1853.
Part 2-Hed oy Judge Speir.--Nos 1922, 1864. 1852,
1ls4 el0 loco, s24 Se2 666 96s 900 74d, ss4 lo2e,
1855.
COMMON PLEAs-GESERAL TERM-Held by Judges
DAILY, Robinson ana Lartemore.-Nos. IL, u.s. ll6,
III o. So 3d. IL 81 50, 81, 90, ", 49, III, 81, 49,
&C. Oh.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-Held by Judge
Sutherlanu.-Tne PcoDle VS.. Ellen l.. bacon, our
gary; same IS. Edward b. Curry, feonlous as
FAULT and battery; Same VS.. George Bush grand
larceny; same vs.. James J. williamson, grand lar
ceuy; Same VS.. James Raymond, grand larceny;
same VS.. Laurence Noonan, grand larceny; same
vs.. James Johnson, false pretences
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UNPRECEDENTED CONTINUING
of
CROWDED HOUSES
EVERY NIGHT AT g. MATINEEs WEDNESDAY AND
- SATURDAY AT $50
BOX SHEET OPEN 20 DAYS AHEAD
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TIyOrI THEATRE.
Il THg MO POPULAR FAMILY RESORT IN THIS
y CITY. Every evening at o'clock the grand va. ,
3 fieiy Olio, IN pantomtme. ballet acroDauc and
: musical novelties
: The beautiful military spectacle and ballet Pan.
: tomime, 4
2 THE REFUGEE.
: In active preparation the sero-comic, ballet
( PantOmime. DON JUAN.
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AMUsFMENTs.


7 ,yGEuM 1iEAIl&e, TTo.NlGnE AiMLsE's ,E fare
4 DIFFERENT OPERA AZ EACH PERFORMANCE
her departure Tor furope being positively nxcd iof
saturday next; consequently these are
AlMEk's FINAL APPEARANCES IN AMERICA. :.
TONIGHT, by request, and POSITIVELY LAst
PERFORMANCE, OF qrenbachs world famous opera
LA JuLIE PARFuAE USE.
AIMEE in her original creation, Rose Michon. in
Producing e0mical French chansonette entitled
LIS CANARDS QHE DUCKS.
and in English her immensely song and dance
PR terry As A PlCIlkE
PRETTY AS Al PICTURE.
TUESDAY, May H. only performance OF Nerves
LIZ PETIT FAUST.
WEDNESDAY EVENING May Y. only performance o
lecocq's ever popular opera 60uHe,
La FlLLh DE- NINE. ANGDE
AIMEE in her original character Charlotte.
THURSDAY, May l3-LA PEklChO OLE; -.
FRIDAY. May IL AIhEES FAREWELL BENEFIT
and POSITIVELY LA r APPEARANCE IN AMERICA
No matinee on Saturday, in consequence OF necessary
preparations for the proper revival on z-so.,
sATUkGAY ExfNlNG, MAY 40, OF I LECtoSSy's
GthO FLk-GIROFLA, .,rr.
which will be produced with ENTIRELY NEW
SCENERY and on scale OF unsurpassed spendor, anc
in which Niles CORALIE GEOFFkOY. LEO ! llSh
MINELLI, KID, and Megsrs. q. DE QUEkC1 ana VAL
ARE viii make their in their original roles
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102 NASSAU STREET. CORNER ANN s. FIRUSKT
u buys ana sells Diamonds Watches JewelrY. liver
Pianos, SILKS Laces, &C Roods can be eit for sale
on commission business CONFIDENTIAL Room
4 MEXICAN OFFfCE-s750M-FINE DIAMONDS,
- watches Jewelry siiverware. India shawis, all
Ables 6c. bought, highest possible prices paid Tine
purchases effected. Established 1854
T. II. BARtINGER, 735 Broadway.
/ OG7 BROADWAY, OVER HERALD UPTOWN
.ZOt Branch Office, room (parl0r for ladies E;
branch .20T Broadway Watches Jewelry
6c., bought aud sold Undo BROS.
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ENTIkE CHANGE OF oLlo EVERY NIGHT.
FAUST FAMILY,
DEVERE BROTHERS.
Temperance of Miss ADAH RICHMOND.
Last week OF HARRlGAN AND HART.
(By request The very successful sketch
DOWN BROADWAY
tho
MINIATURE 9th.
Miss KITTY OiNIEL ............, Colonel
HARRIGAN and HART Ia Five New sketches.
WILD, CARTER. TOOLEY, WHITE
and an entire company In pleasing bin concluding
with
DOWN BROADWAY.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY.
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY MAY TO- l075-TRPLE SHEET
ANU SENIENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
AIETROPOLITAN THEATRE. 5S5 BROADWAY
WI MALLY WARD. ..... ... Manager
HOUSE CROWDED 10 THE DooRs
Every evening anu Wednesday and Saturday Matinee.
The latest great scnsatiOn-Ihe FEMALE BAIHEKs.
The great original ana only Nile. SANY EAH. the I'm
press OF the Air Maggie and Vim. Ray Professor Young
The Martnett Family, ana 50 first class artists
WOODS MUSEUM WOODS.
EVENING at s. AFTERNOON at2
KATE Els WAITING
aud WONDER for
in MAXEPPA. VERDICT
THEATRE CoMIQUE,
4 5ll BROADWAY.
Mr.. JOSH Sole Proprietor
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COAL AND WOOD.

DGsT FAMILY COAL FROM Sc 40 81 PER
ID ton Of 2OJO lbs. screened and delivered; wood,
a. 70 per load Yards corner Of twenty street
anu "intn avenue aA~ rs eMasS m npoao
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FURNITURE.
Al
Great Inducements in I
fine Furniture Of
every description,
all styles
% Lace Curtains
Piano and Table Covers sn,.
everything pertaining
% to
Upholstery,
as we are retiring from retail business q more than
lsi Fifth avenue near iwcnty-third $.
WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS FOR
y: Eqrniture, Carpets and he ID ing a. y NJ COW
immense stock and low prices.
ture and Belains at lowest cash prices az O,FAR-
Mem s 4o ESP9 ayenue @
weekly or monthly.
A NEW DEPARTURE
"A "a PokIINGrqN BIOS 81 ,,n.r,.,ro.,
Having settled with our 0A''' '''S'-
creditors in nKruptcy
splendid Parlor, Library, Dining Room and
less than any house IN New York
Eighth avenue cars pass the door.
All
n private family DOR immediate CASH will SELL
W. richly carved iniad rarlor -uits II crimson and
s;o maEmaeen ia octave AVE- tenway Lane s6Sl
Tab imported srouses 0 anns Library ani
sceretaire, Bookcases Library Fables WIRING Desk,
sets consisting inlad bcdsteads dressing
ma hair as spring Masree R Bcdss Crimson a
and drab rep suits $50 $50; Extension Table, Buffet
Chairs LOUNGES Carpets &c in lots @ suit positive
excellent order only eis6l months Gail at are
story private residence, No ~ West 10Th S. between
A MAGNIFICENT SATIN BRuCADE LATEST
style Parlor suit nearly new, cost $3.50 for only
rev sas 80 and So PlaSoioTte So lots Psror chm.
leaving city. Residence los Last 18th near Atm
A UclIoN ROOMS GEoRG HoLBRooK. 46i sEy-
"a enth aysnne:-Two Mirrors s6xgi Plea hard sofa
tresses Carpets Patedware &c a. private sale at aue.
A PRIVATE FAMILY GOING TO EUROPE WILL
"a dispose Of all their elegant Household Furniture,
10 lots 20 suit regardiess Of eost stenMay Sons also
&C; Drawing Room Suits covered in crimson blue aud
tonette and fSris6 Suits $50 Tor SIS req suits
$50 CARPETS fsasy hairs Inlad TeP1re laoes Dwar,
rosewood and BLACK walnut inlai Gedroem sits WITH
5Tsssss ssddng Sc s1ast chsss Extension Tables
Immediately
A CRIMSON PARLoR SUR, FRENCH WALNUT
wardrobe seeretSry Booxcase turkish Chair oil Paint.
stalments; advances made On whole or part Of Houses;
furniture bought for cash at KfLLk me PariOr
Auction Rooms ~ East Thirteenth between Fifth
avenue and University pace. Opening day
CARPErs' r.,n,,,r.
Beds BEDDING, &C.
Payments taken
by the week month.
Terms easy.
KELLY a co.
corner Tweniy.nah street and Sixth avenue.
INURNTTURE, CARPETS AND BEDDING, CHEAP
II for cash, and bv weekly and monthly payments at
Bendals old stand III Hudson street. corner Cangl;
also storage for goods. q. T.. CANNON.
TTAR1Z 4 CO. OFFER MOST LIBERAL CASH
prices second hand Furniture, Bedding and Car.
pets Can on or address HARfZ A co 20 seventh
nue., New York.
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THE COURTS.
ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Morgan.
SATURDAY NIGHT BRAwLs.


Bad whisKey was productive or the usual re-
suits yesterday morning, two men being com
mitted TO await the result OF injuries the victims
having been sent to Bellevue Hospital. onleer
Kennedy OF the seventeenth, was the complain
ant against John Burns. Burns and comrade
named James ward, set upon and beat one
Michael Conroy. Conroy fought desperai ely and
cut Ward so badly that Doth had 70 be taken TO
the hospital O1lcer Johnson. OF the Thirteenth
precinct brought up Martin Hart, whom he
Charged vito bearing Thomas McManon 80 badly
that he was unable to appear IN court. Hart was
held 10 await the result.
THE VOICE OF THE sYREN.
James McGinuis of No. 1877 Bowery went out
for stroll on Saturday night and met Kate How
ard. Kate and he repaired to tho st. Lawrence
House, No. 81 Bowery, and spent the night to.
gether the entertainment co t McGnnls SOL.
He informed the police ana olleer Bernard Dew
In, of the Tenth precinct arrested the winsome
Kate. she was renandeu for examination
aGpnulANDED BY JUDGE MORGAN.
urcer Hickey OF the Seventeenth precinct, was
charged with the execution OF a warrant for the
arrest OF George RICE. proprietor OF a disc rdery
house at No. First street John N. Schaener, Of
No. 13 First street, was the complainant The
officer arrested tha temae inmates, but failed TO
dgnant and administered sharp ana Iaerited
raDuEe to the officer Tor ms derelicuon OF auty.
lie WAS directed ny he Court to arrest RICE foftn-
with.
THE CASE OF THE YOUNG BURGLARS.
Elizabeth A. Higgins, Jane IIalpin John McKeon
and James Sauter, an account or wb ose operations
appeared In saturdays HERALD, were yester-
day arralgged before Judge Morgan on formal
complaint made by Dr. samuel d. Ward, Of NJ.
2O6 West Forty-se cond street. Jane Halpn, in her
examination, testified that she mad been employed
as a domestic in DR.. Wards house. While there
she was visited by McKeon. VINO questioned her as
10 the amount and character OF the property in
fha hn1ya mud ha habi nF fha In
hour oil retiring &c. She was discharged IN Feb
ruarS last, and IN April 10 the house was entered
by burglars aud tbs following property carried
of:-Two overcoats, two dress coats TWO
pistols, two opera glasses, one sealskin
cap, one PAIR or seaisSin gloves, one pocket
case OF surgical Instruments one magni-
lying glass, tongue depresser and
otner ARTICLES valued in all at $3.50. The prison
ers, all OF v nom are under the age oil twenty-one,
pleaded Ign ORANGE OF the ROBBERY aud were each
he'd III 81, 900 ban 10 answer. Onlcers Devlia. OF
the Tenth, and Corbett, Of the twenty second. Wis
tied the rooms of the prisoners, at No. 10 Harrison
street, ana found pawn tickets Tor the stolen art
Giles, which were identified by DR.. Ward as belong
ing 10 hlm.
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WANTED

nwing TO my continued affection. ] wish
~ 10 employ an honest, sober industrious
live man competent If managing my farm
WI MEANS BUSINESS. A man with
small family preferred aud reference required
None other need apply To good man !
viii give liberal wages, good quarters and
other privileges.
Or good reliable man ho viii furnish all
labor aad seed ! viii furnish horses, nipple
mfnis and fertilizes quarters. and give half Of
al cultivated crops. An carly application
required. apply to
J. L. DUFIEF.
OF s-5tn Darnesi0wn, Mont Co., Sd.
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sATUapAY. osh q November, 1875
oES Gavce Of Land.

more or less. also portion Of Lot No. 2,
second ptri Of same di isiou and adioins The
.thoyc mentioned tract, containing 10 acres
Of htnl, more OF less, excepting therefrom
TWO small lots conveyed 10 Upton Darby, one
u q, square perches, and tie other Of 1888
.qa9tc prrches
Ihi= and is amang one of The finest farms
III Mont omcrY county tor agricultural pur-
purposes Ii Is situated on Loih sides Of Big
ieaecl. aud runs up nearly 10 Seneca Mills,
tic nil race running nearly It's entire length
through this farm
Il is well improved with a comfortable
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE and Other ne
resjirr oillbuildines.
/ adiojus lie lands Of he Maryland Free
Stone Mining aud Manufacturing Company Of
Montgomery county, and also the DOVER lot
OF The lands Of the late John p Peter. It
Is well wafered, bias an Abundance Of Timber,
is vel inelosed aud IN good state Of cElti-
yatlDn, lies adjacent TO Seneca Mills, aud is
IA out one mi from the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal
TERMS or SALE.--Onc-thifd Of the pur-
chase money to he paid in cash on the day Of
sale, or the ratification thereof the residue
in TWO equal ipstaImt nis in one and two years
from the day Of sale, The deferred payments
10 bear interest fiom the day Of sale, and to
be secured hY the single bills Of the purcha-
ser or purchaser with. security to be APP
proved ~ the Trustee.
Ms~ Conyey antipg at the cost Of tie
GEORGE PETER,
oct Its Trustee.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-11-05
". REUBEN HUMPHREY,
JET - LIZ rita 1F
ROCKVILLE, ND.

TIME subscriber would respectfully inform
his old customers and the public general
n that he has just completed bis new SHOP,
and is now prepared to attend TO all calls in
his line Of business, on short notice and rea-
sonable terms
READY-MADE COFFINS, Of all sizes and
o. various STYLES, including full and half glass
tops, constantly on hand Personal aiten-
lion given q funerals, aud satisfaction guar
anteed IN all cases. a call is respectfully So
licifed
dccIs-lia W. i. PCMPHGEY.
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NOTICE.

HAYlNG determinpd to discontinue The
Sewing Machine business by tie LET or
January next. viii Offer lihcral ind acemeni-
in disiosing Of aachiHes on hand. ] vii!
also take Stock % ail kinds 10 exchange
Ans person desiring one Of The hest and
most daniile machines iu use wit Do well rs
addressing J. EAGLE.
Isl i5-u BHre5rilie, I'D.
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The books and accounts Of Garrcii & Con
nell have been placed in my hands for collec-
lion. All persons knowing ihemselves in
debied 10 said firm will settle 80 once, other
wise ! shall proceed TO collect fhe same by le.
gal process.
HATTERSLY W TALBOT
oct 5--5t ATTORNEY al Law.
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WANTED.

TWO HUNDRED BARRELS CT PURE
i CIDER for which the highest Cash
Price vii be paid if left at either the Rock
vile or Gaithersburg depot
JOHN n. GARRETT,
oct % HUNTING HILL, ND.
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On SATURDAY, November 18th, 1876

AT , O'Clock, ", all those large aud valua-
Bile Tracts and Parcels OF lnud (eXcept about
ainety-one acres sold under HE said Decree
10 Elijah j " hle) which was acquired by
Daniel I. White. late of said county, deceased
from his father the late Dr., S N G. White,
aud Richard J Bowie, Trustee Of Thomas 7 .
Wheeler.
This Land is composed of TWO distinct
tracts known as the ~ heclcr Tract aud the
Ferry Tract, containing in the aggregate
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NOTICE..

4 Ii PERSONS iedeb!ed to me for TAXES
"A are requested 10 make payment al once,
as 40 longer Indulgence can he given
wa \. EEIRS.
oct LIT Collector aih District
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E7xAMINERs' NOTICE.

y
The nndersi.n having been appointed
KxamineIs w inc Commissioners Of Mont
1oHcr} county, TO ascertain Whether Tie
puddle convenience requires the opening Of
public read beginning AT or near whore he
.}eaiis lie road intcr,ecis The Edwards Fer
rs road, and running through thc lands Of
John 4 Jones, to the band Of Ed j CHS
well, fhenre through llc land Of Edward J.
f5hisWeH to he laud OF John L. T. Jones, ~
1r near he garc Of John J. r. Jones. on The
dividing iiHe between said Chiswcil and Junes
thence the most ciigiLle route through John
l.. 7. Jones hand to the land Of james O.
Trundle, theme, on or near the private road
through the lard Of james o 1'rundle 10 Il
gwen poiui on said private road, thence in
Straight line through the hand Of Jnm,s O.
frandle 10 given pOins Tor The contemplated
warehouse on he Chesapeake & Ohio Canal.
below Reid 5 LacL. hence 10 run down tie
canal Oh said Truudles hand 10 q given point
near Whites ford TO iuicrscct the Virginia
road
HEREBY GIVE NOTICE to all interested
that they will meet on The premises, on NON
DAY, 22M 81 N0aenber, 1915 al the hour Of
10 o'clock, A. NJ, 10 execute the commission
as aforesaid
JAMES VI DAWSON,
RICH W WILLIAMS
G. 4. HERSHEY
oct gid Examiners.
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NOR RENT.

zNOR RENT.
zA A DWELLING HOUSE con
fEssrs tanning ei light spacious rooms to
,ss.E which is attached an excellent
$3.50 garden, and ia fact possesses all
cooyeniences. Is Situated in quiet and
pleasant portion Of Rockville, cau he, hv any
one desiring rented at reasc nable price by
the year upon application ~ the
oct 22--lf SENTINEL Office
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81. MARY.s INsTITuTE-

y Fox YOUNG LADIES.
Uuder the direction Of The NIssFs DUGAN &
VALLEY. will reopen iG Rockville. Mont
gomery county, Nd, on the Isl lRondoy Of
SEPTEMBER, 1875.
For Circulars and Terms apply at the In
'ituie, new building corner High aud Mont
somery Avenue. aug eff
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PREPARED BY
DR.. J. C. AVER & co., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYwHERE.
JACOB P0ss, Proprietor.

'ENHE subscriber would respectfully inform
L the public that he has recently filled np
the STA BLES connected with1be old Wash
ingtou 5otci Rockville Nd A., and win krcpfoi
hire SADDLE HORSES, HORSES and BUG
G1ES. CARRIAGES, &c
STAGES furnished for Picnic and oibet
parties, and persons sent to any part Of The
country ~ reasonable rates
I9~ Horses. Bnggies &c bought. sold
or exchanged, aud Horses taken az livery bJ
The day, week Or month.
lie hopes by sirici attention TO business and
moderae ehqrJes to merit aud receive shar,
Of public patronage.
inly 3-H JACOB ?0S3 .
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-11-05
0 3 D z r NIs1.
AMERlCUS DAWSON
VS.
JOSEPHINE STANG AND OTHERS.
Inthe Circuit Cart far Nataonaeay Counfy,
as C,nSto E4aty.

N INC ~ q ~ J90-T TVT ~ 7TW71IFTW J0WNTy-
osa C,ugtc Esaay
ARDEREn This 9th day Of October, in tie
" year 1875, that the sale made and re-
lDrird by James B Henderson Trustee tor
tue sale Of The real estate in lh'se proceedings
mentioned aud described bc ratified aud CON
tirmed, unless rause 10 the contrary thereof
De shown on or before the l5ih day Of No
Nember "ext Provided copy Of this order
he inserted 10 some newspaper pinned 81
Rockville ia snid Montgomery county. outt
N each OF The three successive weeks before
said 18th day OF November next
TIE report states the amount Of The sale to
be $4,000
EB PEETTrNAN, Clerk
Circnit Court for Montgomery county.
True copy-Test:
oct % 81 E.B PRETTYMAN Clerk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-11-05

Z SHALL give the highest cash prices for
4 GRAIN, or viii freight the same from
Whites Ferry. Edwards Ferry, or seneca
Warehouses. and shall keep constantly on
hand AZ Edwards Ferry and whites Ferry,
he best