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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-02

The day beaooos on Lower Cedar Point aud
Pers.nmou Point have been completed and
that on Port Tobacco Shoals is in progress OF
erection.
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Foreign News.

Agitation has been excited among the
Christmas Of other provinces Of Tux y by the
Interest -howo by the Powers in tie cause OF
those now 10 insurreciiou. The Greek subjects
OF the Sultan are dem inling special pclri eyes
aud qlAl ~reforuls with others. The Jew a3d
ATneniabs are ais, urging similar 9~c,itions.
These mnvements. Ii il said. are opynrtu1n Tor
the Pore ou he eve OF the conference "a,
Sireagthenl n rs opposition 10 he ctncs s>lous
demanded
The French Ministry sustained still another
defeat yesterday III the vote on the bill; Tor The
cessation OF ~juiicial proceedings against the
Communists. VI. Daiaurc urgently advocated
tha mca5ur.. \ meeting of d lcgaos Of he
Left was subs, aneul!y held, b. Sh:ch a rrso
lu!ioo was adopted requesting it Pr '-ilou OF
;hr Couae,. VI. Duiaurr, To resig ., .uJ x
pressing the opiuioa that the orner Minister:
should be retalued. 1t is brlieved ;hat Pecsi-
dcnt MacMahou will oppose the propositlJu.
The threatened crisis III the Gfeclsn Cab;net
has eliminated 10 the resignation OF al the
Ministers, which was auDouDccd III the Oh u-
Der NJ ID 'putiss yesterday.
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iSiguedl JOHN SHERM
10 Hon. John NJ. Palmer.
New ORLEANS December /.

We" ohLEaNo b%ISLApOl -
lion. John Sherman.
Dear Sr.-Yvur note Of yesterdays date
was rec iv,d this n%,rnior, aud at uuca iaid te-
fore the gentlemen with whom | am a~s>ociat-
ed, and lIi"y instruct me to ausWer that they
are extremely anxious that all facts relating
to The Presidential Electors 10 i :ulsiaua shall
be known to the people Of the U. s., but
that your note contains no assurance ttat evl
dencc collected here vii! DE laid before the
county. They further los ruct ne to say
that though upon that and other grounds
they decline to be the medium ct comnuni-
cation between representatives ct tie PreSl.
dent add ~clt!zen- who Claim TO have been
chosen by the people Of Louisiana at the leie
elections IS Presidential E~ectors, they would
ola liy unit. aud co operate with you and you:
associates in collecting and ~ccIlatlug Tor publ i
cation such rt!urus, protests, patitlons, eXc"p
items aud evidence taken by all parties with
any other papers wh!c', may be Necessary L.
u full understanding of all tha questions thai
! relate 10 the eiectieu for Presidential Eco
tors 10 TIL. State.
lo view Of your proposition and the inpnr
tauoe OF a proper understanding Of all ta%
tacts by the county. We U,ust express UuT
resrrls that you declined co operative actI,l
| proposed bv u, in the begi0birg.
Very respectfully. etc
JOHN NJ PALMER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-02

There are daily Indications That the radical
party uas not Only lost all regard Tor the COZ
~.;itution and republican, inslltutlons, but even
fur tie sa0ciIty 0t taw, and WOULD place l1eil
reliance upon ta,M 10 protect tue couutrS
from ~ausrcGy, aou thalr Golfers from the rapa'
oi,y Of those now held 10 check by the lear
Of legal penalties. We Davs been taught TO
believe IN he iDvlolatility Ut :he law, and that
to streuytheo aud upaO.d II oy void and deco
were tue highest ana mos. imperative du'les
ot the ~citiz:u, aud that t. DO aught either by
nrsccut or example to lower 1t IL public esti'
roauou WAS "a crime deserving the SeVerest con'
iemaatiou. 1t our op.ulous are shared by all
good ciliZ .rs, what musL sucy ;hiuk OF the prot
ability OF the pespc,uution Ct republican, inStl-
tutious 10 this Country whcn such lunueotlal
10, r, rs the Philadelphia North American
iustl!i into the u.iads oi ;hclr readers such ideas
as the %toliowlne:
For the Intelligent people OF this country
kuow that courts very aeid"m speak any
;h,ny else than The voice of mvu, ahu very
t,htja men luaeah. Even courts OF last re.
sur;-w!ich the Supreme Naul' vi a otalc IS
pv,-uake very serious oluodors sonle,lues,
which cauuo, be saii OF the Supreme Ruler
over ALL"
that there haze b Gu and are corrup' judges
DO one could deny w,lh such examples As Uu'
derwcod, Durcli, Busleed apG Bead before
him; .or should these radical Judicial mou-
s~,rosities esuapc tire exscration of all. Such
meo Should ue made warning monuments of,
Tut the people should not be taught 10 despisc
Tie law aud IT,, cnurS.
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OMMGS lCATED.

Agaiu the approach Of arOlher "Hospltal
Urinary; AMI the ladies 10 charge would make
their auuua! appeal fer coaiiuu=d AID 10 enable
them 10 uruspcu t. their iapor Ut love. Have
our dear 0ues been spared t. W. sn0thcr year
and kept from I'll" blight of !llr 81 aud disease ?
Shall We not thcn make a !ta"k Offering to
Coo for His goodness to us, and coLsecrate 10
The cause Of r!le slcs d pJction OF the means
which he has gwen US? Has sorrow co II" uear
our noG.rs aud taken from us perhaps The light
81 our eyes, :tc egry dazzling u. our hearts !
Even s. Father, ior 80 /; see ned good III
tl,y SIGHT And W. .ntD huow, by sad expert
eucc, the uutirlnG miulstry THAI was Needed TO
soothe her suffering pillow, aud tighten the
load Of morta! a,gu.sh, when the spirit <tIus.
gied 10 Tree itself from lis earthly habltailpr.
By the memory OF cur beloved ones who have
passed trUiI Us MS year. We teuGcrly regard
all st;lckua with iliuess, aui we m*ke q mcmo!i-
a, Offering 10 borrow 10 ghe Hyus. ct thu Loid,
t!at other >~ufltrrr, nay b. renewed aad o't.rr
| homes spared the iesointIon tina; has .me
upon ours.
This little Iuirmary is the Dolly place whcle
lbE SlldukCt, tlC i'OtDSiI'1 '" 80 =
| eau be cared iur iu l~ll0eSs. amoDg u. II, past
! record is full OF gratifying evitenc $ Of it,
usefulness, and "" canao; believe that IN,
! geuerou, people of Alexandria Will allow 20
/! good au institution TO lan suiSh. Fifteen pa
ticuts have been received Into the l~nirDaly
this year. Slucc the Ias: report three nav
died here OF ~con-unp!iou. Three aged suite:
ers are lew Ell yIug it, contnrts, and the
! prescott iuc emeu: weather will doubtless DrIu Z
others to share it's benefits. A iopaiion #
groceries waa sent by il generous lady at tn"
city, whose praise Ii ~ ali the rhurcocS. y
Other ackEuwledgru euts will BE- u lde later. At
gifts ,hat nave encouraged the ladies and Ell
allied them 70 carry on their laDnr ot tal;b az !
love. Many letters filed with "gr,tcIui AZ
| kDowlc,ig.merts have cone ~ then from Pr
tierts whJ have been cared for 10 tie lGhrm y,
and letters of heartfelt thslk- have bteG r..
ceived trolu Germany and England tnr the
klnduess shove to the suffering aud dyias
strangers brought there.
Among the priceless art treasures that crowd
the walls Of the Vatican there is u picture Of
the crucltxion, 80 vlVl1ly natural, and 50 p"
thetic, THAT tears have come unbldden to the
eyes oil those who at first carelrs,iy looked
upon it. That thorn. crowned Head, bedding
beneath the weight of q world ) trsnsgre>sior,;
thar Face, with IT'S heavenly splendor, vei.n I
10 uuutterabie sorrow, seems 10 speak to each
10 the description upon the frame U! the
picture:
Il did this for thee,
What art thou doing Tor Me
LIE, each reader ask himself the ques'ion, Aro
J. caring for the poor, the sick aud the suffar
lcg? remembering The word # the Blessed
One, "inasmuch as ye did il unto cue Of tie
leas, Of th4s,, yt did It unto Me-"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-02
4 NOM MISSION Ere OFFICE,
lSarr,pt,p V. l.. nnr.mh

NarrEnLun, VA, Isl L)@ceMD"r, ~.
10 tie len and other ere iitors ot ne Washing.
ton Guy, Iirglni. Midland and tiroat South.
""n ksi'ru@d Company:
IKE aGtIcc ina! / shall, ~ my 9th 9. n thc
budding used tor the geners! oticcs lor >al!
railroad con. paay, m ~" c.tr Oi A.sxundri,,
Va, OF WE'D" GSDii, The 3 lay Of Jsnus
~, 1871, pr"ccei 10 execute the ~iOi,nwing ~
quilenents, directed u Ter y .iecree OF the Cir.
cult Court fthc c!ty Ut tirzaaIria, entered Oh
the 2jt .. November 1871, IN the ~thancery
c:us: therein Dead 49,, uLucr the .ty.e OF 'ira-
ham ~ IAe Wasij' & pn City V'fzin,. Md
larG nd OSy=t >0u.lrra Rn''r".t I Mp'ay:
First 80 ncs ant q! NIL .i";., 81 Very Ht&I,
wun:ler treated decd. iu1g'n"nl or nIh"rwI.9,
resti < u - III. n-np' y "r .rsnchl / I'D
com .,any, Il an. ptri La"rcct, - .e -.nu
VIE crcn.,i End low 'vi"t!"e@.; upon "t.t
~ltcrtion Il sal r pity i.e sad -" r spec
lively res. the ainuun. oder nAd pri"f!s!e' ol
the debts secured ~ rvitcnCtl by sud ,.chs,
wren :6e -aii d, bt. H-r5 vr viii he due, AMI
u, - Mnat aEtH lst-r,a! hrs been naid tn RON.
Sac.rd Wet deS!s are dlr. by sa'! comp "
Utatr -A,t nose : rur"l ~ Sail hem; he
.nrunt Thereof; hnw ,V.de"+.t, nii u whom
due. lls arcJu / q show =E-r!i div ~ N;
rs possible III" run3ld Alta II AID ..'D!' ci"S--
,tyins AMI r":,o7!:gs .'.'aL~.y: q TLra;nouat,
Inc ~ WAY q wee, s,'.ri4s or taas - the IS
aUrr?s scrvsnt1. t,sr!y- "ni employers % ,aid
cnLip4uy ErIu- - u = lt $50 :ao%!nE which
o. e:id amounts are now .c,u b. the !nh1rcr'.
servIH's, gent: and rlnp i jy"es NO performed
he sCrv:cas for VII sad Obs w"r- G. ntraCtcd,
4ni which a;o he'd hy tn ~as>isuces q sub
perso.s. and u, 80 the t-ht, - hriG - asrIghrcs
what consideration "sS Ir.!d DE IA Hs-!XEne'
therefor. ~. IN" aI.CiJt. GGc Tor Supplies iLr-
n!sheG s"ld company p:I"T 10 s@lo Er>t -hy oi
June, $40, aud 10 wh III ssii si.!ns ~" III"
And Il, sri time sid p3ncc n. parties h"l!lng
claims ng&inst said 90 phuy a, r.iu rei 20
pGu9uc, til" s4'De /" fore no, VIII toe 'vldrEco
necessary t. .r.tnin IA" sane %nd - el@Ji" ue
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-02

.~LENASD.lA MARKET, Lee. 2.-The mar.
kct closes tim AID active, with q further rise il
hes! offerings OF lJ44 bushels of red, with
sales a. l23.li2. hs'" quality. Corn continues
10 'ight receipt. ana prices hold ira sales of
new "a A. ~ .ni 81. and old at 53.55. Small
s..es Oh aye ard :iats ri IS and "a, respectively.
Coal REPORT The following is II repor. OF
the receipts ana shipments OF coal during the
week ending tod ly:
RECEIPTS. tons,
Amer. Goa! Co.. }. Il. i-ecrUtL, jr, AT. lso
). !. Sgue" LILO
'- NORTHUMBERLAND. . 4bS
SHIPMENTS.
American Cpai 1905
u + nsnc% lI1j
itta! s 40
MARE - ~ L tiii.t,I < Il,
SIM iose........ Il SO .NooH rHs<... 80. ) A.
San scts.......... ~ Myk muter. .... 20
ARRIVED
Str LAZY o: 80: Lake, Norfolk. to + A Rel.
She report: we Gcs, - the river b una ~.
Str Vhco Weems, B],l.imu:" - RroIe:.&tJ.
SAiLE
~,mp Z q :. night, Nv York. > 7 i Bed
AMuEAEl5.
S>kr } 5 Re~chm.H hence ~ Boston Is,
SEM j. Il Rose, ienrr, 81 Ncw Endtot,! :9.a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-02

Is n tosuHit. - i i fstts%
Departed Boa. + z D"~it, y Ho"l"n-. u
NJ S.onuDrrEcg, J t. Purcell, Il NJ OK ~ iKA
Good win.
T IST # LEFTkRS reilun!ng IN the Atr4.
IL andcia. Va, Postottir~ lrc"ut.r >, 1871.
Persons calling for letters will say they nIc 3D.
vcrli>ed ana Civ. the jatr oitie list.
II not called t"r within iairty day. they will be
sent Ii the dead letter o!iice. in Washington.
Aiax.ni er, Enns W 'h".pn, "iss Tug ii
Bali, Chss, col } c sou. NJ: Laura '
Bal, Ne!.n Il .rsar / 3 !
Bell, frank cure, NE. r
Barbour, Hon las W Morris. Thos L
Crrbin. Samuel O"'Es, j ~
Cartury, W f. au!:z. d.. \
CottrllI. CJpcly. = !ao;n"s, !oEn
Duyal. Mott Iayl r, =. + !uund
Former, NA,h.n iho-nto:. Coroip
Firegsn, Mrs Jas '.:yior. Arthur
G:oou,,, .iulry NAsainstHu, ETA
Gibson, Mrs >us.n, col Whiting L-vtAn
Harris, Fhob, Wnrt, Hr- Msry. CO..
~ijowsor, MR. May 4 N!ru". Aeivia>
Howard, fr.aF Whiting. Albert
Harris. Albert Watts AIRS Sarah
dec o-lt W. RfRH Icy = II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-02

81; g., VIRG. MIDLAND Z L. i NJ.
Sasa MM MMAsaR[@v4g~@Ts -
On and sfter Sunday, December 3, Passenger
Trains will ran as follows:
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/ apac:ty no, 10 csc.r! : 600 Us.
- Fl HAWKS,
PREPAID stations. Sen. Fre!ph. Agral'
[nov 30-imI
u LECTIOH NOTICE..
ii; meeting o. IT,. Common Counc'', h''4
Octo! eT 2l;i, SO the iCi.o~!ng Resolution -
adopted: u.-
"Resoived, That sn election be ned on h'".
day, the Attn Of Decc'r b-r mex. / : II mculbet .
the Common CouEci, lrOI4 .nc Second "nTd ~
f a vacancy occsGioncd by NE Fca'sn.'''h -
M~ior w. w. Herbert 900,
T.s;e: HAROLD >EO"DEN lPk.
The polls will be KEEP: III IL" a.u.' p'sce So
TIE election be he'd By the commt-sioHef- ~
held the election on the tn lhst. AoF -"
NOTICk-All persons indebted 10 tn" 'sl'
~ firm of AVERY u Davidson Are re-
y lested to make payment OF the s.m. 10 ~.
y. Inc late p~,rtners on Or before the Efsl ~ "
January, 1877 Ii is lmpernlVe.T hec"7'A.S
lat our affairs should be settled AID we 80
r. compelled to place All unsettled acco'HII
the hands of an attorney for cnl!cc..oh Oh '"''
date. 4. w; tINinS
nov 2I-lm r d. % N1h.
T OST-A set of PLAIN GOLD SIZE.
IL The finder will be rewarded 0y ies'lIh !"
=ame at the Gazette office. ue''
DLACK CASHNERES, in four Hlaassi
ID wool, lust opened at the
The prices are marked IN plain Hgu.~
Call Ut once.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-02
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
SATURDAY,, DECEhRER 2.

Tus ALEXANDRIA LIBRARY There ar
tw ,u,,i;ullous IL AiexaDIrla Shlch merit a
more seucrnuS and cordial support than the
Az xaudria l. brary, which is BOW located al
th. corner ot King and W.shiugton streets.
|, is oue OF tue time- houorcd heirlo1ms oil the
towD, AID hus, rs lar as means @auld allow,
been kept apace With The tunes. Ii comes 10 u
lrou beyond the dawn OF the cebtury, and "ho
shall saw how much good ii has c~tt1cted, quiet
IL IN; surrey, Ia that.tima. There Is ali houcr
10 be paid 70 The pupiic spirited gen'!cplen
wio, from tlme 10 tune, dur!pg The seventy
eixnt years Of Its ex;stelce. nave renewed IL
.ourse of usefulness. wien Ill circumstances
cou.peilcI. some dimes, the rastrlctioo OIL TIE
area OF It's i huaLce, aud, a. other ilues, the
closing ~ If rs treasures Tor years. IL seems
70 be a fact demousua tcd by a ioug experience
that tic Library cauno;, for any lengthy period
Of time, pay rcut, aud yet have "a sutnclcbt
turd 10 preserve It IN = career II usefulness
commensurate with It's merits. At IA very early
period II its existence II was !ocated IN Inc
old market EultlIng, occupy!ug The place no"
taken by IN" Ghambcr vi tie BuHrd Or hioes-
m,p. II w4S 9ot able % pay TENT thels. Ii
was ,heo r, moved 10 tie Lyceus, Hall, ard
wpo, largely ioto arrears OF reut here. iron
VIII ch II was release. d. |; w2s placed in tie
hau # the \ urg Mems taris;iao Assoc'a'
;.oo, where. ~ au agreement, tue use OF pooEs
was considered as >QMVilcu: TOR TIE reo''
Thence, it has, 10 turn. j"nTueyed 10 drrnah :
Bu,ulne, aud w,thiu the pas, lev years to 'ts
pc.peu: ~lQcalicn. II has, with some OUTSIDE
cid. been fortunate enough 10 say lis rent 10
ll.se i,uilJiugs. tul uas lung becu very muco
crippled IL it, olera:;Vn5, and been uuao'e -
lliat il. new cataioeua. an adJuDc Wh,cn "ou!o
wuch Increase TIE availariiity OF tne Library,
anu add TO its chalcas u success. VIZ trust
that wlt!i the upvnlng d the u@w year, inc
fort ut he Llol AIRY Board 10 give tbs bench
ceut ,nstituurc q acw starr, w'ii be ~hrmly
secluded, SO that rs usefulness nay pt 10
CREASED m~auy!otL uu.idg :he C0.UIoy 5tar. IL
IS i t~oriuuate circumstance, however ti'at II
adyersi:y should coGae upon it,. 1t Will never De
necessary to dissolve toe company. Or to dts
nose OF tie books, Tor If tbs Library Board
vel irto tuauola! stralrs, the putlic will, We
are cure, warmly secvuj the trustees or TIE
nubi,r schools 10 giving, nuder suitable pro-
y,siuus. the iiDrary i peruaUUnt home 10 the
Peabody Building, one OF whose lower rooma
,eeus admirably adapted Tor this purpose.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-02

OST-A set OF PLAIN COLL 81 10.
- The finder will be- rewarded oy ies'lnk -
.sme at the Gaz.tte Othc:. ue' -"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-02

What art thou doing Tor Me?
LIE, each reader ask himself the ques; 100, Aro
J. caring for the POOR, the sick aud the sutfer
leg remembering The word # the Blessed
One, "inasmuch as W did il unto ooe Of he
Least Of th-s,, " did t unto Me-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-08-25
813 ACRES OF LAND,

belonging to the estate OF said Gilghman Wa
ters deceased.
This land adjoins the lands of Richard II.
Burdett, George W. Darby, Gassaway Linth-
icum and the Home Farm Of the said Thigh
man Waters, on which the subscriber now re-
sides is about | } miles from said Boyd's Sta
| ton. II is well wooded and watercd and i'm
proved by a small TENANT HOUSE.
At the same time and place will also be
offered the GRlST AND SAW MILL Of said
TilRhman Waters, deceased, on Little Seneca,
and the water-power, and about 10 Acres oil
Land attached thereto.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third cash on the
day of sale, and the balance in two equal in
stallments in one and two years from said day
Of sale said deferred payments to bear inter-
est from the day of sale and TO be secured by
the single bills Of the purchaser or purcha-
sers with surety or sureties TO be approved
by said Executor. And upon tue ratification
Of such sale by The proper Court, and the
payment Of the whole purchase money, (and
not before, the said Executor, by a good
and sufficient deed to be executed and ac-
knowledged according TO law. will convey to
the purchaser or purchasers thereof the pro-
perry TO him, her or them sold.
The land, except the Mill property, will be
sold as an entirety or in lots, according to
plat 10 be exhibited on the day of sale, 10
suit the convenience of purchasers. Convey
ancng at the cost Of the purchaser.
WASHINGTON WATERS,
aug l8-ts Executor.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-08-25
RATES OF ADMISSION.

Persons on foot or in carriages, 80 cents;
tickets for the Fair, $lO0, having two
coupons attached for first and second days,
and ticket for third: Children under twelve
years of age, free; Carriage, one horse, %
cents Carrnge and Horses, 80 cents Saddle
horse, % cents; Ladies exhibiting articles
under the head of Homemade Fabrics, Gull
nary Department and Flowers, will be admit
ted free; Servants, not exceeding two, in
actual attendance upon families or in charge
Of stock, will be admitted free.
Tickets must be procured from the Agents
or ticket Offices of the Society, outside of the
grounds, as no money will be received at the
gates.
ELISHA j. HALL, PRESIDENT
SPENCER G. JONES, SECRETARY
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-08-25
M O TIL Q IL

TIVE undersigned having been duly APP
L pointed and commissioned rs Assessors
of the First Assessment District Of Mont
gemery county, composed Of the First, Sec
ond and Third Election Districts Of said coun-
nv, hereby give notice that they have entered
upon the discharge Of their duties, and here
by require every person or owner Of property
residing 10 said Assessment District to give a
full and particular account thereof, distin-
gushing in such account the particular prop
erty which may be under The care or man
aoement of such person from his own.
JOHN o. CLARK,
Il. N. WATERS,
HENRY SCHOLL,
Assessors for the First Assessment District
may 5-R
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-08-25

RAISED IL MONTGOMERY COUNTY or DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-08-25
IsTRAY HEIFER.

STATE or MARYLAND, Hontgomery county, SCI.
HEREBY CERTIFY that on this 18th day
Of August, in the year 376, before me, the
subscriber, a Justice Of the Peace in and for
said county, personally appeared John How
ard and made oath in due form of law that
there came trespassing on his enclosures one
RED HEIFER, with both ears slit.
Witness my hand.
HENRY \. HARRIS. J. p.
The owner of the above described Heifcr is
requested TO come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take her away.
JOHN HOWARD,
aug l5-2tP Near Brookevile
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-08-25
CLASS SECOND.

" DF0F1HI Vt q It II WI' It'd PIVITIVHTs' n
CommMee-Nelson Baker, Stephen Hol-
land Wm Reading Alex Dade Jas Stabler
The two Committees on Machinery and
Agricultural implements will act conformity in
awarding the premium for the best display of
Machinery and Agricultural Implements
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-08-25
LADY EaUEsTRIENNEs.

Same Day-ot 4 o'clock, r. NJ
For the best exhibition of Craftsmanship by
lady, an elegant Side Saddle.
For the second best an elegant Bride.
There must not be less than three COMPETE
tors.
Commutee-Jos. T. Bradley, F. Z. Moore.
Americas Dawson, E. N. Muncaster, F. r.
Yeitch
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-08-25
Mule and Horse Teams.
Cattle

ALL BULLS De FASTENED BY HALTER.
For the following classes, namely: Dur
ham, Devon, Aderney and Ayrshire, pedi-
grees will be required
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-08-25
Wheat Crops.

For best acres Of wheat grown in Mont
gomrry county or District OF Columbia. $50
do best acre Of wheat grown in Mont
gomery county or District of Colmmbia.. %
Persons competing for these premiums must
strictly observe the following regulations
They must notify the Secretary Of the
Society of their intention to compete before the
crop is harvested accompanying their notice Of
entry with the annual membership fee of s .
The land must be accurately measured by a
Surveyor, and the boundaries marked before
cutting, the crop kept and threshed by itself
and must be weighed and measured in the
presence of two disinteresed neighbOrs
whose attestation that the above regulations
have been complied with must accompany the
report % the compeiors, said report setting
forth the yield, the kind Of wheat, amount
and cost of fertilizer used accompanied by a
sample Of one gallon OF the wheat All to be
verified by his affidavit made before a Justice
of the Peace.
Said report must be forwarded to the Chair
man Of the Awarding Committee which shall
consist Of FIVE members, to be appointed by
tue Executive Board, and it shall he their
duty TO make thorough examination of the
reports and award the premiums for The
largest yield Of wheat in both cases, without
regard 20 the manner of cultivation, or the
amount of fertilizer used, provided the
average yield of fiye acres is not lees than 80
bushels per acre, and for the best acre not less
than 80 bushels, and report TO the Society by
IL O'Clock on the third day Of the Fair
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-08-25
EXECUTORS SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of the will Of TiIghmau Wa
ID tiers, late of Montgomery county, in the
State of Maryland, deceased and power
therein contained. the subscriber, as Executor
of said will, will offer at public sale TO The
highest bidder, on
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-08-25

TEE MOST CONCENTRATED, universal
and durable fertilizer ever offered to the
farmer-combining all the stimulating quail
ties OF Peruvian Guano, and the ever dura-
BILE fertilizing properties of Bones. In fine
dry powder, prepared expressly for drilling,
After EIGHTEEN YEARS experience by
the planters of Mary land and Virginia in the
use Of 'E-K CELSIOR," on their wheat crop
it is their unanimous opinion that an APP
plication of 100 pounds is equal TO from
200 to 800 pounds of any other fertilizer
or guano, and therefore fully 100 per cent.
cheaper.
the Manufacturers.
MA TURNER'S should see that epery By is
Jra9,ded as a5oUe, With Tie AMI FSLS ana
q UR VA NE IN RID LETTERS. Al otheyS
are commercials.