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NOTED BY !. II. zCKEET0HT- ..
FAY Tt In seldom advisable in close games to post
the O II at 3 before advancing the Q = P.
{b, 2 Pto X 3 was better mode OF proceeding:
II then r to i. 3 takes P, Kt takes P 4 ?
toQ4.
dill TO @ seems more to the purpose.
lei Loss Of time. Black should play frat to 9
RI.
IL Evidently mistake
:. (g) White could safely proceed with II takes
P.
(h) 4 hazardous advance.
III The first move Of mancuvre which ought to
prove advantageous.
u Why not simply e takes P, and II rs to
1t 5, then q takes r?
B s.
{n> 4 Hnnder. 81 X to K2. 81 R to @ 2, H
to could probably lead to draw
IN, Making matters for the opponent more easY.
-IFkstMinster Papera.
, 1877-12-23
THE GAME OF CHESS



CHICAGO CHESS CLu8-Nos. 81 md IS Wash
inston street.
CHICAGO CHESS Observation-Disclosures s. Welch's,
$50 Dearocrn street, opposite TRIBUNE Building.
Chess players meet daily at the fremont House
(Exchange} and the Sherman House (Baeemens}.
AL communications intended for this department
should be addressed TO TuE TRIBUNE. and indorsed
tChess."
ENIGMA NO. 108.
From the adelaide Observer.
Hr "ALpEBARAN."
White. Black.
King ut X Il third King At Il fourth
Queen ut Q Kt seventh Bishop at @ i eighth
Roox Rt Q eighth bishop at 1t eighth
1sook at q II fourth Knight at u @1nnre
bishop at 2 Il eighth Knight at 4 fourth
Pawn Mt X Il fourth Pnwn at K III second
Pawn ut Il sixth Pawn 1t B second
Pawn Mt q Il fifth
White to play and mate In two moves.
PROBLEM NO. los
Br Mr.. Z. It. b., CHICAGO.
Black.
, 1877-12-23

| Is uQE Lo LIE Ecutuh VI RUCucl4 IDoc ClNfuC{lCc
( in Its art has been gracefully recognized By the
most distinguished authorities in the world.
| Discriminating jurors ut the Vienna, phlladcl-
| phia, Holland, and other international ex-
| positions, have bestowed their war1ncst coaa-
| lncndations OIL his work. The Secretary of the
/ to high-c1ass London Journal, that Mr.. Kother's
| contributions we're regarded with raptures by
| all artists and painters'' - who saw them. We
understand that Mr.. Rocher will exhibit some Of
his chez dteatures at Paris next year, anti
willing to he remembered right now rs prophe-
syinG that in every essential OF perfect technique
I and exalted art progress his pictures will
hold the front rank III the esteem Of all the
/ most exacting critics. American Photographic
supremacy is safe in the hands of Kochcr.
The revival Of bead embroidery provides
fresh aad pleasant occupation for 7ilRhtc fingers,
and; from tho brillia''ce Of coloring will be
more dazzling than ever. =
able TO catch the expression of Il mothers face
while carrying her infant home from baby
show At which the little darling did not get the
prize.
For an elegant Christmas party, OF an at
tractive New Years reception, the collation.
should be prepared 6y one thoroughly familiar
With his art. Dainties like cold quail, boneu
turkey. salads, fine ices, and cakes, ETC., are in
particular favor for these occasions, and should
be obtained only OF the most experienced OF
caterers. Mr.. John Wright, No. 3S Monroe
street, and his competent corps Of assistants,
will be in special readiness to attend to orders
Of this nature promptly aud very effectively.
There is an attractiycress, sense Of luxury,
in the handling OF choice leather household
and other articles that commends this material
to cycrybody's fancy. Leather goods are at
once useful, beautiful aud valuable.
The revival Of satin a5 trimming shows to
advantage III conjunction. with delicate Ivory and
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-24
49, Settf@=@aterifattt1Ger Bolts
faletSer far aaS Sabr 1878.
(W}it 6nl,idnittenl- Ghicnnn.

10. Observation-Disclosures 0p4fs=
folenSer far sas SaDr 1878.
CU6t Solsldnitten)- Gbtca8o.
Die &riegsfarts, tpel6e mir fir sic
2eier Der 81. Sts3tg. baben anfertigen laiz
len, miro, 6a ni9t Die gertn9ite NuSit9t
%DorbanOen lit, baB Ser mOrberii6e rulitl9s
tiirfti6e &rteg nod i'm Sabre 1877 becns
bigt peroen fam, nod auf Iange i6ren
@ert6 bebalten. SIS lit cine bon @n1tl
Seuba9 geseidnete &arte, 20 3oa bod,
26 3ou brett, tpel6e nt6t BLOB bic
unmittelbaren S6aupl6Be bes &rte8es
an Ser Oonau ltn6 in &leinalien, ions
Bern ou6 - mas 5ltr 8etrtbetIung Der
polttti9en Gage tpelentlt6 lit = b~teientgen
2Gnber, tpel6e inn peitern Gerlalfe oeS
&rteges ~binetngesogen per6en fOnnten
(Sefterrei9, StaIien unO 9eut 6@
Ianb) ouftpetft. Die &arte lit iebr iOrgz
faltig geSeidnet un6 in Sarben ausges
fiibrt, 10 baB ite einelt flaren ulb ioforttgen
lleber6liG iiber Die &riegSz uno poltttl6e
Gage erm0gli6t. Sic reidt i'm Weitel1 bis
sur gtorbiee (Stenbe) unb i'm Often bis
iiber bas &ospii6e Meer btnaus, 10 baB
bort Sic @renSbeSiebungen 5tpii6en Stuff
LAMB, Ser Siirfet un6 8eriten gerau tptez
berge9eben ftnb. Die &arte 1T alf 2ein>
tpon6 aufge5oger, lafirt unb nit Stolen
berieben, 10 baB ite it6 5um 9tufbdngen an
Der @an6 etgnet.
gStr nte0erbolen alp:
Sober, tpel6er an ms (duBer ettpa
igen ii 6 It Gnbem bret0oIlars
einienbet, erbGlt bofiir auf Elm Sabr auBer
benz 8o6enbIott Ser Sutnois Staats5et>
ting, BEN SO It en-" portofrei Sugeianbt.
Sober, tpel6er an uns (auBer ct m
igen st # itGnben Stpei Dollars
einien6et, erbGlt 6afitr auBer Dem @o9en=
blatt Ser Suinois Staats5eitung fir etr
Sabr eins Der oben angefiibrten 8itde>
(nod ietner eigenen %2tuStpabG; er brau91
BEL Ser 8eltelu1g nun ote betreffen6e Scum:
mer on5ugeben) o ser Bic &riegsfarte. Sc:
Ser %Qlbonnent, Oelfen 53ett nod mid,
obgeIaufen lit, fam ii6 babur6, baB e.
ietn announcement bonn QbIauf beiielber
an auf Elm petteres Sa6r NIT $500
erneuert, Die i%oforttge 3uienbung Die
ier grGmien ft6ern.
ollie 8rtefe unO gelbien6ungen iin6 81
rt6ten an:
Illinois StaatsZeftungs Co.,
Chicago, Ill.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-24
@iSmnrG.
Qpn0pn, Is. 9e;

TO- Se3-
Sen &f 3ptiGen 8ismard uno Der
ouf 1eine 8erorGngung btnarbeitenben
Clique am 8erliner 6pfe betreffenD, MEL
Set Elm Gelegramn BON bort Splgenbes /:
,Sir1t 8ismard 16eint Sic 6tnDernt1ie,
tpel6e bisDer bic gertptrfltdung lei1es
4lanes our 1lnlgeitaltIng oes Wintftez
RUINS Derbtn6ert, beDGltigt 81 baben. Sin
@eriidt, tpel6eS tdgliG mebr @lauben fin
BET, Iogt, oaB ST. G%ampbaulen, Der Gise>
8rG1ioent 6es Staatsniniitertums uno Siz
nanSminiiter unb Or. N6enba6, Ser Dftz
ni1ter fir 6anoel, @emerbe 1no 0ffentlt6e
Mrbeiten tire @ntlaiiung nebmen tperbe1t,
baB ban1 at bic SteIe beS 2ebteren Ser
iebige Minifter fir bic lanbnirtbl6aftlt>
den Nrbeiten Or. Srtcbentbal tritt, baB b.
8%ennigien, Ser Braiibent bes 6auies Der
2lb9eoroneten 6as 8ortefeuiQe 6es Snnern
ibernebmen ptrb, unb baB iiber Die 8e>
iebung Ser iibrteen Metntiterpoiten na6
8ismards &iiGfebr na6 Berlin enti6ies
BEN nerben Dtr6. Gtne iol6e Q6iung Der
&rtie miiroe Elm triumph fir bte national
ltberale 8artet ietn, Sic nod Wfitte LETTER
@o6e an etnem 10 gitnlttgen Qusgange
perStpetfelte.
Die G~onierbattben baben ii6 offenbar
int Iebten Nusenblid getpeigert, ms Gabiz
net einsltreten, iolan9e Der gultusmtniiter
Or. Salt in oemielben berbletbt uno lo>
lange tblten ni6t sic ,3uit6erung gegeben
miro, baB bic ieit benz 8eginn bes Sui
turfampfes" erlaiienen &tr6engeiebe tbeilS
ab9ei6aft, tbetls umgeltaltet tperoeu.
8tsn1ard arbeitet iebt an Der 8eletti>
gung g%etptiier bo99eftellter geri6nlt6fetz
ten all1 6ofe. ipel6e CT Ser Geri6tp0rung
gegen ibn be3i6tt9t. 0a6 6em 9leue1ten,
mas man bariiber erfGbrt, fin6 ieine 8ez
mltbungen Stpar nod nt6t bon Grfolg gez
front tporoen, bod Ipre6en alle @tnSet9en
oatlr, Dab Der &ar3ler btesmal ietnen
gStuen Our9ieBen tptrO.
2Onbon, 10. 9e3.
Son 8erfin miro 9emel6et: r9ie err
iebnte Chung Der &rtie i6eint auf Elm
teues !5tn6erntB 9eitoBen 3u fem. 9a
rGnlt6 Or. Stootp, Ser ltnterftaqtss
SecretGr fir Sic getitli6en &C. 9(ngelegenz
betten, Die @rnennung gum grdiioenten
bes ebatgelti6en Sber &ir6e1ratbes ais
gta6folger bes Or. 6errmann abeelebnt
bat, 10 bat Der &ultusmintfter Or. Salt
per Nnnobme bes @ntlaiiun9sgeiuds bes
9ebteren eine3uftimmung perpeigert. 6eute
Nbeno gebt bas @eri6t, baB @rat gteiielz
robe, Der Sber : 6ofmetfter Der &ailertn
HRo elmer Der einftuBrei@ften unb uRpers
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-24
Sapes lit " e,p gore.
Sc III Nnrf. 81. 0e3

NeD WOrt, II. Oe3.
Scr vl1nion 2eague Club" bate beute
Nben6 Sic Gbre, grGiibent 9aDes in letnen
&daumen gu begriiBen. Sine Menee bors
nebmer 9amen unb 6erren fiiuten Die ele7
ganten 3tmmer, tpel6e sur Seter oes Ia7
ges nit 8lumen uno Slaggen auf bas
rei6ite ausgei6miidt paren. Inter ben
borban6enen 8ilbern mar natiirlt6 aud
6as bes 5errn !6apes, bon rei6en &rGn3en
unb Nabueu umaeben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-24
Stu 1teuer 8mmoeSienatot.
can Tranciscp. 18. 0e;.

Can Trancisco, IS. 9e5.
SIN Senat pur6e beute S. 8. SarleD,
(Oemocrat) 6ur6 cine ftricte 8artetab>
ittnmun9 gum 8unbeSienator ertpGblt.
San Sranctsco, IS. Deg.
Iu9 i'm &eprGientantenbauie erbielt
SarleD cine Mebrbeit Ser Stimmen 6ur9
Elm Itriftes 8arteipotum.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-24
ori II. 0ea.

PNlISt IT. Nt6'
General 6'2urelIe Sc 8aIabines, Iebensz
ldngli9es MfttglieO bes fran5Oiti9en Sez
mats, 1T 9eitorben. ST iDurbe beiua6e IA
Sabre alt. Sm beuti6>fran3oiii6en &riege
ipurbe ct bonn 9tftator @ambetta gum
Ober9eneral 6er Qoire : Nrmee gema6t,
aber balb tpteber obgeiebt. SIM Senot
belt CT ii9 gu ben 9emGBigten Gepublifa@
1ler1t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-24
TrAnfrei@-

i05nli6iten Ge9ner 6es &an3lers, bonn
Sole e%ntfernt porbsn lei,
TramfreiG-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-24

0er 8rGfeft BON geeapel nn6 bic @enez
rale Sac6 unb 4alabicini beiu6ten beute
ben amertfanii6en &rteggbampfer v8auz
balia," UNI benz General Grant tbre Ql6z
tung al besetgen. Saluti6ifie tpur6en
spii6en benz S6tffe unb ben Sorts aus9e=
tauI6t. General Grant be1n6t ieBt in
8egleitung bes 8rdfeften ben Geiuo,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-24

FIUNf To. 2e3.
SSobn gronir, ein breiidbrteer anobe,
tpuroe beute Abenb bon leinem Sbtelfqmez
raOen 9enrD bifeb, Der eff Sabre alt 1T,
Our6 eimen @9uB in BEN Gopf qet6btet.
Die &naben batten 5uiammen in einem
!3tnmer I'M eriten Stodmerfe frie6ltd oes
ipielt, ent3tpetten it6 barauf nnb gronin
aerfrabte Dem dlteren 8uben bas @efiht.
lls barauf @riterer Die 5reppe biuurterS
elite, feuerte 6ideD nit einem Repolber
etnen S9uB binter ibm Der, melder 6en
allgenbltdlt9eu Sob oes &naben CUR Solse
bate,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-08-24
gzg- LUMBER AT REDUCED PRICES -sa
SEE
WILLETT & LIBBEY'S ADVERTISEMENT
DEATHS

DIED, at Germantown, Nd, on FRIDAY
evening, August 9th, 1871, Mrs. D0ROTHEA,
wife of Jacob F. Snyder, Sr., in the seth year
of her age.
In the death of Mrs Snyder, long faith
ful wife, tender mother and kind friend
has been called away, leaving her aged hus-
band aud children to the fourth generation 10
mourn their loss and cherish her memory.
For several years preceding her DEATH she
was a bed-ridden sufferer, and for The last two
was deprived Of sight. These Affections she
bore with Christian resignation, looking con-
fidenily forward to that life in which th re is
no suffering, and to a home in that city which
has mo need Of The SUI, neither Of the moon
to shine in IT, for the glory Of God doth tighten
II, and the Lamb is the light thereof"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-08-24
FOR n EM-G'
Valuable Real Estate

PURSUANT to an order Of the Orphans
d Court the Real Estate Of the late Capt
Joho L. DuFief will be offered for rent, rs
follows:
LIST. His oHomc Place. containing about
33O or $40 acres, at $4,000 per
aunum.
End a farm near DarnestowH, containing
about 100 acres, at $500 per annula.
3rl A farm with no improvement near
Darnestown, containing about 100 acres,
at $50. 90 per annUnl
4th. A lot Of 10 or - acres at $40
90 per aEnum.
9TH House and garden near Nil, at $ 49,
90 per annum.
9Th Small House near Mil, at $50 GO
per annum.
7th. Small House and garden, at s24 90
per aEnum,
Apply toe
HATrERSLY ". TALBOT,
aug l7-2t Administrator.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-08-24
1851 ACRES OF LAND,
MOpE on ROC

Il is improved by commodious DWELL
ING HOUSE, and Stabling with room for
fifteen horses, large barn with sheds, two
corn houses AMI other necessary out-build-
ings. 1t has upon it an abundance of oak
and chestnut timber, is well watered, having
running water in every field is under good
fencing, and the soil is very fertile and in a
good state of cultivation. The farm is very
eligibly located with reference to markets,
stores, mills, churches, ETC., and is one Of the
most desirable pieces Of property in the coun
iy. plat of the land will be exhibited by
the trustees at the sale
TERMS or SALE as prescribed By The
decree une-third of the purchase money TO
be paid in cash on the day Of sale, and the
balance in two equal insallments, payable in
one and two years respectively, from the day
OF sale, the deferred payments to be Sc
cured by the single bills Of the purchaser or
purchasers, with surety or suretes to be
approved by the trustees and TO bear interes
from the day OF sale; and on the ratifcatfl
OF such sale or sales by the Court and the nav.
ment OF the whole purchase money land mo-.
before) the property to be conveyed b. ,ha
trustees.
Conveyancing at the cost Of the purchaser
JAMES B. HEN DERSON,
THOMAS ANDERSON,
aug -4-ts Trustees
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-08-24
PERslMMiN HoLLER,
MOUNT GuMARY Co. NJ. ID

august lWenl o3St. J
Wtstr EddyfUr :--Sence enouneed miself
ez IL kanadait fur the ledgislatshure inn yure
payper too ur tire weaks agoe, / hev bin SO
oizzy lcckshunearin that havn't had no TYNE
too rite too yu. hev bin round a good dee
too Sc hou yumanimis the people WINS Sum
oy EN- tnde is very yunanimis for NEE, butt
sad too reelait, there is heep NV em that amt
yunaniml5 enhf too hurt mutch A site NV
EN- is NV the upinyen that am wun NV the lait
delegaiis undur nuther naim, au that am
eyedenuide iun intrusts with sed deerai,s, a
eekshuneaInin fur EN- bi mi penn an inhoons
SO that whenevur broachis un the subiick
NV mi kanadasy tha at wouse kommese a
kritlszn the akshun NV the las edgislatshnre
and akin NEE too eksplane matturs that bev
no eonneckshun with atal. kaled on Samyel
Hobsin the luther da. Now thawt Samvel
woad goe for NEE shure. ez hee is a kuzzen
too mi wife, but didn't inde him yunanimis
bi lung shot. He did goe fur nee, but inn
wa didn't like bi no manor ur meens. Seq
he too NEE, ''Simeon, think the peeple NV
old Mount Gummary is about tyred NV SO
muich ignaramus in thare hauls NV ledeislat-
shure an that tina is resolved too heya moar
intelliginter sett nv men ihare this winter.n
Sez |, 'Samyel, that is jist egsacklv wat i
thinks miseli, hence am a kanadait thems mi
platform"
| sed them wurds inn a impressiv manner
lin fack, hev bin pracktisin impressiynous,
too yuse it next winter at Anappalys when I'm
a delagait, well what dye think sam, el dun,
sTtsr spoke them ringin wurds? wy he list
Jailed Tel thawt he wus craizey, an ez he kep
on laiiin an didn'tse no funny things about too
Ian a. konkluded he wus latin at NEE, an il
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-08-24

-Kr. Editor A circular signed by A. B.
Davis, Esq, unjustly aud falsely rejecting
upon my political sentiments and intentions
has been handed me. II is too contemplate
and sophistical TO merit an answer. All ask
of my fellow-ctizens (who know give me
credit for truthfuness) is careful perusal Of
my card of acceptance, wherein | uueeuivo-
cally declare against Incorporation Influence
and ring domination and ia faror only Of such
measures as are conducive Of Tic greatest good to
he greatest number. To the sincerity Of which
sentiments pledge my most sacred word and
honor. II nominated and elected will serve
the people in the State Senate with the same
Jealous fidelity do any client in the discharge
OF my professional duties, whereby earn an
honest livelihood. Mr. Davis having failed to
provoke a newspaper discussion has now re-
sorted to this underhand attack, but assure
him he shall meet with no better success
w. VEiRs BOUlC Jr
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-08-24
An OfBce,soeking Disease and It's Cure

Nr. Editor 1t must he surprising, indeed
10 the Democracy Of this county TO read the
weekly statements OF elimination and re-crimi-
nation at the expense Of its prominent cand-
dates for the State Senntorship. While snch
inharmony and discord ulcerating with grave
and offensive charges, iniesl the body of our
party, who can tell how short a time must pass
before its decay if the knife is not applied at
once and the fostering cancer removed These
personal quarrels productive of parentess
cards, with malice and vindictiyeuess and
bringing up newspaper controversies, holding
up candidates 10 he dcspised, are so endanger-
ing 10 the success Of our party that Democrats
should teach the iusIigators and writers Of
them that we are party of principles and not
OF men, nor c{igues, nor corporations. If gem
tlemen desire to quarrel or pick flaws in the
character of each other let them find complete
qualification, but let the Democracy say to
them that we are selecting men, not according
to their ability to throw the envenom of per-
sonal abuse, but according TO their ability to
represent US in the Legislature. When public
sentiment is divided in relation TO two caudi-
dates, and finally faction arrays itself against
faction, and warfare of abuse follows, engeu-
dering haired and enmity, II does rot cease
when the nomination is made, but leaves a
ranking, incurable disaTcction and dissaiisl
faction which ieopardizes the parly's success
in the succeeding election. IL the favorite OF
one faction secures the nomination, the other,
If it does not array itself in open opposition
against the party's nominee, settles down into
a grumhling inactivity rot work for BIZ sue
cess Of The ticket, and peEhs1rs, hoping thai It
may be defeated. When such IN emerpeae
arises so threatening danger 10 The party, otu
of the nsligators of the dscord should be
De qnie,ly and gently dismissed by the Demo-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-08-24
Special Notice,
For Medicines Of all kinds,

For Medicines of all kinds,
Go TO OWENS DRUG STORE.
For Paints, Oils & Glass,
Go to OWENS DRUG STORE.
For VaPnishes, Glue & Brushes,
Go TO OWENS DRUG STORE.
For the Purest 81 Best Spices,
Go to OWENS DRUG STORE.
For Toilet Articles e. Fine Soaps,
Go to OWENS DRUG STORE
For Beck's Celebrated Spectaclcs &
Eyeglasses,
Go to OWENS DRUG STORE
For Stationery of all Kinds,
Go to OWENS DRUG STORE
For the Best TobaccOs & SnuTs,
Go to OWENS DRUG STORE
For Goods at City Prices,
Go to OVENS DRUG STORE
aug Eft
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-08-24
III g III Z & m .

GEALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ until the Isl day Of Sepfcn5r, 1871. by
the Board Of Management Of the Montgomery
County Agricultural Society, for the priyi-
lege of managing the Dining Saloon the
liorse-Pen and for the privilege Of selling
Confectionery and Popcorn, and will lie
awarded to the highest bidder. The Confec-
tionery and Popcorn privilege will he let
separately. JOHN f. PETER,
aug 24td Secretary.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-08-24
Primary Election and Convon-
ton.

+, n,rs,s,co oe tho rl,, od,u,o5 h, ,h.
Democratic Coossrvativs ,.rty of Nont,n,,ary
tlounfv in Cnnvenlinn assrn,bled IN Anil
last ~ Nan, ,cr,,j, C,,,,or.,,i,.., 80 "a
Nonieomrry Connty arc hcrabc noiiGed ,bs,
PRIMARY Elertions will ba bsj al tx psn :,
places Of bo,linr Primary Nee,i,,gs in lr,.v.
rral Flcc,inr ristric,s cn
cnrrD1.v ,o-
ohA oADA1' oepSem DEF 4, 1917,
for the purpose Of voting for persons to be
nominated az candidates tor the following
offices, according to ;he provisions OF said
plan. viz
] CANDIDATE Tor The State Senate.
3Candidntes for House Of Delegates.
C C''n954a,e i for s sIs,iS
r Candidates Ear Counlv C,r,ruissicno,s--
the voters nj eirb Disiriri to ,fc,., tleir nun
candidate for Commigsiancr
AtIbe same lime Tho vo,e,s If eacb Election
Di-,ri., nm d., a.. Ia. -
art NJ IN. snl,soonrr, I5-i,,,,.,. Flan,i,.rs w.
ssrvo far Two ,ears or,ntiI, ,i,.i, s,,,.,'s,,.rs
Shall h. chosen
Also. the voters Of each Flection -nisiric,
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ANDREW SMALL ACADEMY.

THE next session of this Institution. a
l. BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for
Boys and Girls pleasantly located at Oar
nestown, Md will open the first MONDAY
in SEPTEMBER
A few more boarding pupils will be reccv-
ed: For terms, &C., apply for circular 10 the
prineipel. REV c. N. CAMPBELL,
aug 2f-4w DarneslOWn Monty Co Nd
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PUBLIC SALE.

TgY VIRTUE Of an order Of the Orphans
AZ Court Of Montgomery county. the sub
scrj5er, as executor Of the late William =
Glaze. viii offer AT public sale 10 The highest
bidder The farm Of the said deceased on
SATURDAY, September tha LIST, 1877,
at the hour OF O'clock f. " il is well
wooded ANA watered. ana has fine Young
orchard upon 1t, and contains
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Conservative party Of Montgomer.
,unty at Primary Election to be held Sept. l
81, as per application filed with the under
gned, viz;
For State Senate.
Zone 10 be chosen
VIM. VEIRS B0UIC, Jr..
RAYMOND w. BURCHE,
ALLEN BOWIE DAVIS,
WIN. T JONES.
GEORGE PETER.
For House of Delegates.
[Tzres to be chosen
MONTGOMERY BLAIR,
WIN. NJ. CANDY.
REMUS G DORSEY,
HOWARD GRIFFITH,
S. 0. JONES,
f. r. VEITH,
ISAAC YOUNG.
For Sheriff.
Zone to be chos,n
J. AMBROSE CLEMENTS,
ISAAC r. MAUS,
HUGH G. TOWNSEND,
JOHN w. WALLTCH,
THOMAS WATERS, Of S.
For County Surveyor.
Zone to be chosen
SILAS w. DAVIS,
WIN. GRADY,
WIN. KEEFE,
NJ. l.. VENABLE.
For County Commissioner.
[ one 10 be ehosea fran each District
FIRST Dlsrmcr.
DAVID GRIFFITH.
SECOND DlsTRIcr.
w LAFAYETTE DAY.
JOSEPH HENDERSON.
THIRD DIsTRlcT.
RICHARD G. WHITE.
FouRrH DIsrRcT.s
S. NJ LYDDANE.
JAMES n. BENTON,
JOHN SAUNDERS.
FIFTH DisrRICr.
ISAAC BURTON,
RICHARD CISSEIL.
THOMAS G.. HAKpESTY.
E W OWEN.
GEO PETER,
Il. h. PRETTIMAN.
tate Central Committee for Montg' county
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purchase money to be p,id n cash on the ,l..,-
of sale, and Tie balance ia tUo equal pay
menls in cue aud two years from The day Of
sale and said deferred pay meuis TO bear i'll
lercsl from the day Of sale
BASIL T. G5.AZE,