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Gonnirn Real gstate for Sale.

FOR SALE-Suburban HOME on the Hud-
sOn, 80 minutes by rail; very good HOUSE, having las
and water excellent stable; situation high aud healthy
party will get bargain gro. II. PETRIE l7s broadway
TOR SALE-Or the Hudson, within the city
limits. valuable PKOFt RrI, Ia wing good bnld
incs thereon aud possessing points o attraction Ihee
number Of II ai all under line state O improve"
ment Any parties wishing to invest In that which VIII slVe
large proat IN "a short time viii cal ~
FOR SALE-'lhree very tine suburban RESI-
n BINCES Ithaca. y. " Handsomely located with from
e. 30 OF land; good variety AMI aIgo quantity OF Tt
berries fun bear and extra uc yir ~ village, Lake
Cornell Unvesity also ts class farms Of lcC acres
each. inquire Of W ". AYERS Ithaca y y.
TOR SALE, EXCHANGE, or TO RENT for
Il terra 81 years. large COTTAGE AMI four acres OF
gCJnJ handsomely laid out near Long Branch The house
contains 10 ha4 wide pUch,s and high ceilings gas
throughout coacrhou5e and sabilg Tor three tOIses
Address 7. T. IN CRtNO,
3l5 South l2ts st., Philadelphia.
FOR SAtF--Vcry desirable RESIDENCE
dwelling the line of tie Delaware, Lacsawsuna am
Western EaiIuad A. UnuCs from SeNl or side ot
fciTy location superior rHLs every way agree
able schools churches &c, b.; House large ana Wen
bit: price aud terms very reasonable owner mas s'S"
rcasonF Tor selling. Address
GUNNER BOARDING.-For sale, q large and
- excellent hu,1ug and extensive weshFdcu hNn anu
C1uUus oneida y. " eBirnj "a the y !. teriiai n
L. station The whole b. admirably adapted ana IGchctIor
the comfort and health 1T summer bcarrs. Desirable IN
every respect Inquire Of =. uiGINBOTHAM. Oneida - y
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Citn Rea! estate for Sale.


4 TTENTION OF PURCHASERS
" SPECIALLY CALLED 10 -FOUR MN not ',i.7, .
NOS. MAIiSON-N\ =, 10, -, N-ND - vi
FOR1 Eth 81,
BirILT BY COENEBiIS OEEIlLN.
They have be-, finished with great care ia an heI de'ho
vi be- very best materials
Two wears have Lecn spent la completing them .
They offered 20 purchasers at price, % 8iIl mo ieS
Apply tie premises.
BUILDERS, ATIENrION.-F0r SALE at a
I'D bsrgtiu twelve LOT or north sdo OF phc huni'aAHd
100 feet west Of ~eyenavc; street graded
cir1cd Ruitcfod and Tagged, ani ready iOi mEihc IN
These will De sold lover than get offered
Apply "a j. RpMAINE BiDWN. No. l2oJ broadway.
COOKING RANGES that heat the rooms
" above GOTHIC TOPS that smoky chimIeys, var
rtptsd null GtIPPEN * Co, IbIi'iale, above twenty
thlris' send iOT Gre ulars
NOR SALE--A coy, well built tliree-story
hiq stonp stone HOUSE lG.Shi5. iot 100 feti
with every Enforcement plenty OF closets beautiful rear dd
below Central PARK pflct
Il once, OWNER, box l,424 fOsJonico
NOR SALE or LEASE-Thc four-Story brick
STORI I8 Ciif ahd 241 Penn ST. p oct on earh street
Ly depth thrug the block suitable or any pusi
requiring strength ana good light Apply t9ao,,
GEORGE g. SAHPSDN,
90 Nlllaus-
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seae Boehm sgt. Surge. Iot.'ConVr GU u aB"
SOlV"" ~, X,ithors, PuO 1886. Farna agt Decker.
% -. Rankin agt Quincy.
.-o r.IN- oof Cquran 1863. .O'CiOruan Herman.
boz 'iconsr AIT Haicn $3.50. Meyer agt. Conner.
tV'V''N AZ OS45. II lier agt. Baxter.
..oo 49, act Keeher. 1886. .CowperthH ate agt.
4,YYV' ArcSer srt Rsgan.
SV9sa.S naormau agt Dunno 7l09. .Gllig agt. Foran
o0V0''t" ~ aI G. e2 .Emniertz agt. Leonard.
c-,o rey1Tu Rank act HOss 6Sl6 Rowland agt. Hasse
neT mpld. blooA-
o,,vp,r SEssIoNs-IIACKET RecordeT-John McDevitt,
patrick Carroll, rODbery William James Janes "a
NrCue Leonard Sttze, Michael sullivan, James Meeia
Henri Doyle, August Palmer burglary john
a",,1s assault and battery Christian Meyer AarEartl
TsG~ar,s William Witt John Hartng Mar aTet Mcdonald
sIIau Brer John Was David StonbcIg TheTese Faber
Tnst Pcot Joseph Blew, Michael Knowles grand larceny
Arthur Bandy George Krone false pfeehses THOMAS NC
SoUeU larceny.
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Countrn prcprr;p 60 Get.

4 DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RETREAT.-A
- HOUSE N.U furnished tAc center ~ Bristol conn,
a. tho most romantic towns N Nss nga "a, ~.
situated near the Dept store, 'hIe9' , ,I po,'".nn,
aud Iis'kui Il. Il. Addross T.. oi.iGu', Baol, conn.
EOR RENr-Thc two Greeley houses at
= CaayylGua. a.. iIda; oi Ola .or'B anu vel
within stones throw u The depot aAd onl, Az hour rom
s,cr rioi Garl,s aii,.d 4 most psul,,lue
,ro H. N - I,r.t Tor ne -uInmer by ~" year 500 each
Ad,r,. y. s. tlilitua T. d., weston -''i county n. }.
COR RENT-With or without part Furniture.
gap, 50 YIN siis q r, siar 1 s ,Ion
dogou paved street, gas hoi ara cod "3l, Y M;
-t ty Igs u travel low tr eypre.s train. Sc
sI0o nnIr II west Elizabeth Depot G.. H. 4. or address
HuUrE 0WNEH, =. q. Box ls4. ia.zaheth, y. }. -
pWERDALE-ON-TH E-HUDSOY.-A coun-
RI ' sT4 70 SgS or cosm li w." T Of a
y,r Ia, -, an% AZ m n rDc tall il' a G out
u.ii aud ten acres ground veil sDcsei with fruit ana
sIatc trees, hdire.s =. u. e., Tribune ohs,.
rIlO RENT-On Main-st., Sayhrook, Conn, by
month or year Toii'2 02i ~, - ,Dl I', e
ground and stables attached Adlr-. T. o. h9h 81
rgNO RENT for the Suminer-A furnished house
snq stable, with 's BATH Ae leas'nib loI,,,H
- Box TIP ia p o. M,dilct6@n, COM.
vI,O LET very low or FOR SALE-FARM Of
n 10 arr,.t between Rye anI White Plains very hfh
gaa9d d Sns Tn 'En slaa aPa Iia Wv
rs,O LFT-In the town of Westminster, large
1 flnlsucd HOUSE 20 rooms tables good Garden
an auihi'i NIL air. 10 asa, npp'Cr r nciS
Fulton FRY, Also yaly me stone MANSION ai.oining
i Gi'i as. appy y to % % n9FiELI - lsnts
VONKERS.-Furnished HOUSE to rent; very
desirable location; nBe river view; sIa,lois Eiouus
s ass Si b ppTeeai Adrss CHARLES ToORER 81
ave, Harlem Post Oiiice.
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Gin propcrin % Get.


y ss ,1r. iarrc fr,Is FUHNI-nTp uoU-l. 80 rioms.
a. 81. , . t'H.' FWBI. IS.
90 o,na,r
FOR Bi.NT At desirable rates-HOJ SIS of
' '''''' aud ''.'' ia. j H' si iry. i.. &c. Away
EEEECH FLATS 20 LET CHEAP. in
e.. a,.a-c. 5r. irqa.a Of csrrScsn 9si ws.t .s5st
rV'o LET-I,urnisFod or gnt1r'i.,hed, 10. 43
rI'p LTT-Fiernnt fonr--tpry hrowu-,Jonc.
uue,c'paoHa5.- ,.ay 1r ~ Eat ri-i ss near Cen
frl Para r,Er =. %. -.-.-
ry'O LET-A Grst-cass four-stnr. high otoop
\ HOUSE "'' iGl,iita,s' Ll,a5',Hl.. y Ia..g3sst
'g'0 LET-Two large wcIl-ligits3 OFFICES,
second rp'r - waite marble .H'.'Ir Ih. ani -
rI'O LET-LOFTS Of The ryc-s.ory marble
ial '. ~ f z &AIEEH - Il aaay or 90 la..
rEyO LET, FURNISHED or UNIuRNI@HLD-
''' so '-''' r. C.. ENnnlE lis ufaaluny.
'y'o TET-The four.story and attic English
basement HOUSE. irT west lT.ng f',.r. g.. cont
i-oH convenient O.. tas Elevated sIl'a.. Apply al lH-
rIO LEI.-Dcsimblc OFFICES located di-
rsrily oqppst. %, CITY Han rlrf, u" tf-t ftr h.iuf
ls~yrl oa.0, rcu- 1a.'. lna connected A'T i tho
WHARF, sTORENoUsE, &c,ToLET-Thc
2E ii .'l g. j. 9ceag ,e .y y,a ,i
mcniirrs o- q ri -. Eiza1,hrort, atcrhoo1s.
> FINE FLATS 20 LET,
% Fiist and ,scona losrs. rooms.
II ~ tast ,'iLs ,,iIssN ~. %, S.- I'D" IN
81, 'ft cn, So s'n aaaia '''' - D. ''
~ BROAD-ST.-TO LET-First FLOOR
: : aul puto thlrd. u. TaAILr. l-o%a.''"st
4 ->TU-ST.. near In. Academy Of Musrc-To
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HOT SEWORK- BY German Protestant
gill very industrious and good cook. vasaer and
rnner willing O0lglH collection 10 tie country; hls
excellent r..crcnces Apply al Ms. LOVES, l5l lJhst,
between ID and 4thayes.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEW. YORK. Tuesday. March p, 1875.
The Exchange SalPsrOom was largely attended
to-day, and the following auction business was trans
acted:
Bu 2. y. IulIotr & a.
l ard basement bTlck mouse, with lot, u = -
sUtn-si, 80 II Of % ave- lot .5Al'o Join Io M
BIZ bilcstflN T. hiktr
II To- Mfrr,aT, .Vv'.' ~ ....... =. 900
lot adjoining above 25xIO0Il Ouy cr..... $500
By L J.. ifyrHe'i
iGoS Isssc James ~ $40 100
! basement brown stone mont house Win
RiSD ar l Berry 'l,.' " lo' -'. 80 10000
,ixstoTy and basement brick and dwellings,
with plot, Nos 9tO aud 252 Bruumest noItb-wrst $780,
OF OIcnaTdsi plot 46 HeC6 FraLcs OHtlI +-5O'
~ y6Ye. Lohnsgn,j
! twO-sOry and basement bTick lJusc lirontl, four
story biCk house (rcaTl, with Ht - 80 aut.ll sl,
between stanton and Kiymgton St. lot 2JNl'O; Mr. 900
HEooKLYN PROPERTY.
III. N. HUii.T &
! three story brick housc with 10y, No 80 I1kah
HISSnl, ~" ,,,' 49, ~, -.. se525
~ JrJ'. JJHUt0p, il.
threes;oIy md basement brick house, VITA lo. no
21V EVEN 81 between Dtvoc ami hi!sl't &c, lot 81
.-- 90
l iot, - Des Ieonar'i--t go
lot s1&lpp; blj 4'f"o
two story brick house 20 400 North Zdst near
~, and / i've story briCA store with lot iJc 49,.
adjoining above LOT 2JNlnJ u Nc,t........... 5000
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fine Grts.
E1INER's ART GALLERIES, S45 Broadway.
We FREE EXHIBITION; DAY AND EVENING

Mr.. WI. II. WEBBS
COLLECTION OF WORKS OF ART,
iacufuc br Art Library end va'ua-
be illustrated work. among lch NapoeOn5 great work
Fgyrf, - vols Munich Gallery folio Ngti. Royal
Dre,eu atry VOL Rssiui's Views Of Rome BTOckeaOns
PASSES the Ais exceedingly rare folio yo1 Coolcd
Illustrations Plans 81 the AlaamOT3, by jules 'gUry Md
Ovrr. Ioua large vols; Claude lorrain: lb"r Ntrtaes.
ETaEc2i7 ami Royal Flor"ncs Gallery;
AufgI,s Of Here IaueuW 10 vols Views or lJnei Ar
tqIlr. 1T Athens; Masterpieces % italian AIT; - oners
lgrph m Dictionary OF Ar illustrated 100 portraits; Les
Arts sculptures. Turner CELERY aud Turner's Fetdisslue
N.ava &c sold auction wednesday ana AhuIs-
Gay e,euirg -, March - and 80, a. 7 D. dock, by
HENRY y. MINER. Auctiouccr,
Oiico and Art Galleries 81 Broadway.
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UOUSENORK.--A young Welsh glIl for
genera housework good cooS, washer ani roner;
print wants steady place city or country 500
L-l -. -. 81.
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fottls.

PATH HOTEL, 30 West 2j,h-st.-I Transient
,.a.cnt quests. V.. excellent tH'i. a. con
yrl.rf a. apIut half otH.r hotel rates, upUu al! nix %
- and Electric Baths connect y
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Situations r1auic9- Glalcs

Situations UGuie0-AialcS
4 ADVERTISEMENTS For THE NEW
hSSv NOE G Ti - " ~ tx ~ r@y cor ~ rty
nr,l st. 3o9 Wcst Twenty third ~, ',r Eftisay,
1ffrcE 10. 2;-st Th.aay" one ne hondr, =, ant
M. at lesllll oa.ce mics
4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG BOY, Is yerrs
~ Of age, would IKE TO LEARN SnHE IRAnE Resides
Win bis parents. CAL "r address 81 "5 h'''i-"nN'r
4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG BOY, IL years
y Of aec. would lsc {" LEARN SOME TRADE resides
with hi. parents. can or address At Ga dal-'na.e
A USEFUL NAN aud WIFE, Swedish
Is sober steady cyl harI %otNlg with several yen,
,,r NH . Ion g"r M .,rl.a W.s. Cli. be- secn at the
NONE nriEtI, l3,1thare. ---
VOOKKEEPER.-Au experienced bookkccpcr
Terms moierl;e Hdirsrs r. a., TriDan. oni,t
CoACrNlAN aud GRoOM.--As coashman
y and uo4g o. o,'1an n' . a,n .,"in I "' sr
EOACHMAN.-h CONAN man wants situa-
lion ms culchIau Thoroughly urIrIHjud> hiS business
best city references. Addf,s, o. H. up'"h li'Dhh' "''"
C3tCHMAN and GROOM-Want n stua-
" lion by an e,p,Esncsd I3l-,ian '"a'hnA1 ana SrD
Can o. aJscss o. SO East 2~tlt cali FOR Two days
COAClIMAN.-A hrst-ciasS coachuan man
bel u i,.ncs city or country; willing be useful 500
NOACHMAN, GARDENER, &c.--Iiy a single
Y man arcI go years WHO grown. care, and drive
Lo,s, plain gprcnn. wiE care cattle NOV lawns tEo
ri.NiEE-, 10, 6ia-ayr. near sin.st.
EOACHMAE, GARDENER, &c.-By a single
,Yuna man. Who good tower ard vegetable gardener
can alsi care cattle drive. mix cows tend walks
aud lawns build nr, &c; good l,romr -ul na if1m ll't
employer. Cali or apply no 'AhtEN lLR~ loo othaFep
near 1tI-5t.
EOACnMAN and GARDENER--A respect
ae,mut Thoroughly alsp tht care Of carriages, har
ne. vc and flower gardening lawns, grape
rir. 4 c. lat fIruh uHioubtef rr"grner] Apply ~
ODELI 100 West 3ih,t, corner of Hro"d"ay' Inquire
for NJ
NOACuTAN or TRUCK DRIVER.--A SINGLE
young man would The city 10 drive uucs
or AEON understand and mana cement Of horses
good driver aad furnish city rsierrnCo Apply at
OBELI g. co.'s. 10, W,st 3tthsL Inquire tlr \, q.
EARHER.-SiulatiuH wanted by a Protestant
y,ung man farmer Is capable OF doing auy
kind rDOi ukcr and can SOW any klnl OF
has good reference II required eau or address H. -
No 5jl West ilStst
LNARN TIAND.-A German single young man
L place flun can DO general ialil :" orS
drives milks cattle viii make himself useful VIII
GO nj wages good reference. Apply at ODEL * Co.'S
West 3lth ST.. corner broadway
EARDENER.-A situation wanted by an
~ American 9, glrisner ana useful man Sa e S o.
Sew-lork CITY.
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Giiuations fOauieo females.

LyOTSEWORK. &c.-By young tidy girl
TODD gh, work or mind children Il actiy o2slng aGd
or country. call ~ 30 500 6titayc. near 25dst
uOUSEWORk.-Ay young married woman 70
30 genera! Aousegork; would like 70 take her ciud
not such object AZ good hoie city OF
r.--n AAr.I ..tilL
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Gitultlous t0lnlc0-femIIca.

DvERTTSFNENTS FOR THE NEW
a Work IElBU NJ WILL BE RECEIVED Al TIE
IFTHWN OFFICES, No i..N broadway, cor. Thirty Is
- IA no. Twenty '.i,.-,t cor. Eghhasc.; yNb
Ih'rtgtr Forty scvcnlhst az TIC HAitLGA OFFICE
.vl. hGa'r, 19dtW gy 'OurttSf
,Hl.u saving. Bank building mp % p H. At regular
u'.,r Ts.r1
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+ AUNDRESS or C00K.-A Protestant woman
nrstcass iaAndress cook; city or country D.st
city reference. Call or address l57 7th-ava
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TTtRRYTOWN.-TO LET. imwcdiat, pos
- section. large. nr,s "a HNI~IIu lpl So 90 rr"in
al caIyoHIrit,- n t. rented cheap 'o l.f 80, "r 'o1r
cr leased Tor Yong Ladies SEMINARY. p FNBl : A
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A NpI'NG clergyman and wife desire good
- ROOMS al. GuAI.D with prya., .-".y ll 60 t TO-
eat 40 iI- :.g. I,r Hua tt'i,'7 CIEE"fNAN, IronA'
~ 'or.l UEir.. .-3- bsu"i"ay.
Gt ~ BOARD agd ROOM WANTED Tor
- 81. fs.u,r ,ud ai.. H 4. private American family
below ,eu.a' Park aui u"ir rith ..e Terms. 80 pea
month Prompt goy .u' wsHru' DO .uit'l H'''i'Ae'-
tIirsss CIFIIsIiAN HCHI, ir bun, oiic"
Montgomery County sentinel., 1876-08-18
Primary Meetings and County Conven
ton.

THE Democratic and Conservative voters OF
Montgomery county are respectfully requested
to assemble in Primary Meetings, at the usual
places 10 the several Districts, on SATURDAY
the 2nd Of September 1876, at 3 o'cloek, p.
NJ, to elect twenty-five delegates from each
Election District 10 County Convention TO be
held in Rockville, on TUESDAY, the 9TH Of
September next, at o clock, A. NJ, for the
purpose of cleciing four delegates to the Con-
gressional Convention TO be held in Hagers-
town on the 18th day of September, % nomi-
nate a candidate for Congress in the Sixth
Congressional District OF Maryland.
The County Convention will also elect dele
gatcs to II State Convention TO be held in
Baltimore, ON the Goth day OF September 10
nominate candidates for Electors of President
aad Vice-President Of the United States.
n. B.--The committee appointed by the last
Comfy Convention to devise sone uniform
method for bolding Primary Elections will re-
port TO this County Convention.
Il. w. OWEN,
GEO. PETER
Il. B. PRETTYMAN,
State Central Com. for Montgomery County
Montgomery County sentinel., 1876-08-18
q CARD.

AUGUST Is, 1876
In issuing this card to the public, it is sim
ply our intention to give our reasons why we
are not able to reduce the price of our MN
MUM FERTILIZER for the present season.
In making our purchases of materials used
in the manufacture of ''MAXlMUM" we have
always exercised The utmost care and diligence
in the selection of stock of materials know
ing that our good name and personal reputa-
ton is identical with the farmers interest in
getting the highest grade fertilizer made in
the country and in our MAXIMUM FERTl-
LlZER we guarantee and stake our personal
reputation upon it that the MAXI UNI is the
best fertilizer in the market, and has proven
the justice of our claim for 1T, by the contin-
uauce to use il Of the best farmers in every
section of the country where it has been in
trodueed We have had this year to go to
Savannah, Ga, where the agents of the Pc
ruvian Government had their last and only
cargo of original high-grade Guanape Guano
stored, to make our purchase of Peruvian Gu
ano, in order to get such as would insure the
| former established grade, and secure beyond
doubt the reputation of "MAXIMUM." j"
| In securing this high grade of Peruvian
! Guano we have paid a large increase on the price
of last year, aud the present price of Peruvi-
an Guano now being sold from the agency OF
the Peruvian Government in New York. Ii
will be readily seen by the intelligent farmer
that Peruvian Guano, being an imported ar
tce, is not affected by any depressons in
either our financial or commercial markets,
and therefore we who use Peruvian Guano e1-
ctasipely never have the opportunity to make
purchases of materials to advantage in times
of depression, as others have, who use a part
or wholly Of domestic articles, such as dried
blood and animal matter of various kinds,
and we consequently have not the margin to
| reduce our prices.
In conclusion, we offer MAXIMUM at the
same prices as last year, feeling that the far
mers who now use it will see it 10 their inter-
est to pay the same price rather than get a
small reduction in price aud a greater one in
quality.
With many thanks for past encouragement
and guaranteeing the MAXIMUM FERTE
LIZER fully up to its past standard, we ask
from the farmers who have so successfully
used it in former years, continuance of their
patronage for the present season.
Yours truly,
G. 7. DUNLOP & CO.,
las BRIDGE STREET,
aug lS--tf Georgetown, D. G. !
Montgomery County sentinel., 1876-08-18
OUR CENTENNIAL.

The Committee in charge Of the County
Centennial Celebration, to be held September
the 9th, met AT the office of II. W. Talbot,
ESD, August IS, 1876.
On motion, the following ladies were ap.
pointed to cooperate with the Committee o
gentlemen on relics, viz; Mrs G. J. Mad
dox, Miss Rebecca Davis, Mrs. Dr.. w. A
Waters, Miss Susan Dawson, and Mrs. Mary
b. Thomas
1t is desired that all persons who have arti-
cles Of interest Of any kind, and are willing
to exhibit them, will send list of them tc
ton district, and then bring them TO the Fail
Grounds on the morning Of the Celebration
already labeled with description and signed
by the owner.
ON motion, the following Committee wai
appointed TO decorate the stand at the Fail
Grounds Misses Mamie WooIten, Ella Bouic
Mary Bouic, Jennie Hodges, Sallie Peter
Ella Darne, Laura Muncsster, Grace Green
Julia Anderson, Bookie Russell, Cora Siover
Mollie Dawson, Della Mans, MolHe Dice
A5Lts -a++Efs 11'-tAAN 't@1-bshi .N~sk
Fields, Sidonia Pumphrey, Lille Campbell
Mary Higgins, Naanie Mccormick, Bell Al.
money, 7. Benuing. Sallie Benning, Ids
Adamsoa, Emma kleinaiensi, Mamie vii
liams, Esielle Bouic.
il is earnestly requested ihai the ladies o
the county VIII bring Win them 10 The Cele
braiiou a0Rers ara boaquels 10 decorate tht
stand and exhibition cases.
The BAluaors aaa Ohio r. + Co., will
issue rOuaa NIP tickets 10 ihe Centennial from
each Station IN lie oouuly and from Wash
ing'on.
ON motion, the thanks Of the Committee
were rendered to 5 Spencer, Esq, for armng-
ing the round trip tickets.
The following is the programme Music
by Band Prayer, BY Rev. B. Barry; Hymn,
America" :" Introductory Remarks, by Hon
A. b. Davis Music by Band Statistical
Sketch Of Montgomery county, by Thomas
Anderson, Esq; Music by Band Centennial
Ode, by Il. c. HalIowell, Esq; Music by Band;
Grafton, by Hon. R. J. Bowie; Vocal Music,
Star Spangled Banner; remaks by disin-
guished gentlemen present; Music; Doxology,
Old Hundred Benedioiion.
A. B. DAVIS, Chm
! I'M
Montgomery County sentinel., 1876-08-18
Condensed Locals.

AT st. Mary's Church, Rockville, Mass will
begin at % O'Clock, A NJ, on Sunday next.
The Forty Hours Devotion will begin at St.
Johns at 10, A. NJ on the same day.
The Barnesville Grange will give picnic
on The 23d inst, in the grove near that place,
to which the public are invited.
Those desiring to purchase cheap Lumber,
Doors, Sash, &c, should read the new adver-
tisement Of Thos II Smith in our columns
to-day. He is located near the Washington
Depot and sells at prices as low the lowest
The card OF Geo. I. Dunlop Il Co., George
town, D. c., will attract the attention of Far
mers who wish to get good Fertilizers at
reasonable rates. This House is too well
known 10 our people to need any commenda-
ton from US.
Those suffering from Coughs, Colds, &c,
should read Special Notice Of Schley & Bro, /,
in another column.
Two negroes were arrested in Washington
on Tuesday for stealing trunk at Linden
Station, in this county a few days ago. They
will be sent on for trial.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1876-08-18
Moore's Half-and-Half.
LAYroNsyILBE, Montgomery Co, Nd,
July l2lh, 1876.

LAYroNsylLLE, Montgomery Co, Nd,
July l2lb, 1876.
Ma. F. L. MOORE, Georgetown, D. c.,
Dcar Sr:-I purchased from your agent,
Mr. Thos. J. Owen, Gaiihersburg, four tons
OF your HALF AND HALE last Fall; ! had
IL drilled in IL field containing twenty acres
sixteen acres in Fultz Wheat, four acres in
North Carolina Wheat have had my wheat
,hrashed The twenty acres yielded 759
bashpls Of wheat--being thirty-seyen and a
half bushels per acre. ! had very heavy crop
OF straw. The wheat had fallen in many places
iu the field If the wheat had stood up until
il lnatured, ] sbould have had upwards Of for
iy bushels per acre. This is the opinion Of
several prominent farmers who saw the
wheat while harvesting.
If you think proper TO use this, il may be The
means OF selling parties your Fertilizer who are
prriudiced against Manir rulated Gunnos must
confess that was prejudicsd, as il was the
first trial that have given mixed fertilizers
upon my wheat cron. have nsed Peruvian
Guano aud Bone with success, but this is de-
cidedly rhe best crop Of wheat that have
raised upon my farm
Respectfully, yours, GEORGE W. MoDLEY.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1876-08-18

This good sense comes from the Detroit
Free Press: ''The anxiety of the Chandler
Hayes ring to excite discussion about the
events of the past, to discuss the ante-war
issues aud renew the political battles Of
Andrew Johnson's tine. is very natural The
people cannot and will not be dragged into
such discussion. The people of to-day are
not turning back to fifteen years ago for
arguments"
Montgomery County sentinel., 1876-08-18

IN the Circuit Court tor Montgomery county,
s,ting as a Court Of Equity.
nRDERED this ID day Of August, A. D.,
1876, BY the Circuit Court for Montgo-
merry county, sitting as a Cout of Equity,
and by the authority thereof that he sale made
and reported by William yeirs Bouic Jr., as
Trustee to John S. Belt and Laura p Belt,
his wife, bc finally ratified and confirmed un-
less cause to the contrary thcrcofbe shown on
or before the 26Ih day of August 1876 Pro-
si'led copy of this order 6e inserted in some
newspaper printed and published At Rockville
in said county, once in each of three success
sive weeks before said Goth day of August,
inst.
The Report states the amount of sale TO be
Sl700 90.
W vEIRS BOUIC, Judge
Of the Circuit Court for Montgomery co.
True copy-Test:
aug At E.B PRETTYMAN, Clk.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1876-08-18

nURlNG the months of August aud Sep
/ tember | will attend at the following
places on the days named in each week
On MONDAYS at DARNESToWN;
On TUESDA S at ROCKYILLE;
On THURSDAYS at DARCEYiS STORE; /;
On SATURDAYS at OFFUTT'S CROSS
ROADS.
WM. G. CoNNELL,
aug is-tf Collector 4th District