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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01

The statesmen who held congress on Tompkins
Square all want moro greenbacks and more SILVER
and a sine die postponcment Of Resumption. III
must encourage the Ohio Democracy to know that
they have the moral support of all Communists ana
Internatonals." Why DONE they engage Conroy
aud Schwab to stump the Statof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01
Gnsincss Monies.

Piles or Recommendations, tNteihal'
Bna l. cd.a. Itching perfectly AID PEN WcniF cu't
b. Alsclr 49, youi rau S@ns' ,sI ,,c ct P'I,ieI
pis al 80 N,hcs Hotel. ronuS" aud 81, uli MAY anu
evcIy fourth week AeCilei. Bet OF reference gwen 10 pei
cured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01

In New-Jersey the military situation is practically
unchanged but the troops are concentrated ut dis
tant points with such celebrity and secrecy, that the
remote and abandoned roter can have no confidence
in the immediate future, and he is evidently dis
courascd When Gen. Sewen dropped into Phillips
burg one morning before daylight with /, 400 in
fantry and battery Of rilcG guns the tenlpestuous
yeomanly of Warren County. who never before
in all thsir lives had seen many at once,
ared into suen submission. Troops arc only need
ed ia that locality to protect the state from in
vason 10y force of unregenerate Pennsy lvanIauS,
who are said 20 be masslul the right bank of the
Drlawar, Washington has been invested, aud Port
Dram reduced; all is quiet on The llackcn-
sack. order reigis in IIoboken and the New-JoScy
navy which consists Of one tug-boat is covering the
coast from Perth Amboy 10 Wc,hawkcn. The To-
nova! of tho Headquarters Of the COMMANDMENTS
Chief from the Police Station in jersey City to iay-
lpr'. Hotel second story front, has materially .iti-
gated tie LaTd,ihps of " the staff" Commi~,ry sup
pile, az. moro pioiusc and convenient. the telegraph
Office j. coutlguous and the navy can haul up0ng-
side In four fithoms Of water. II r. true the staff
can yet no sleep for 10 Is compelled 10 be always on
the alert 10 receive dispatches from Cen. De Hart
who keep. fearlessly stcleeiaphing that every
body is subueatrd in hIs vicinity; bat these
u.ttl,.smc ,ampAignors show no signs Of woari-
uesa, and continue 10 suppress domestic violence
with uniailine cheerfunc~s When il is considered
that the map of the world can show few territories
with 80 much railroad to the square milo as New
Jersey pos,a,,os nnd that all me great lines winch
cross the Stale have been in serious trouble beyond
brr boundaIies. The authorities OF that Common
wealth deserve the bighc, commendatl0u for mann
tining with such ygor the supremacy of the law.
The prompt energy OF her Governor aud his aids,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01

The Oregon and California papers are nearly
unanimous in the opinion that there was swearing
enough in the Grover investigation 10 Justify al LEAST
two r. ports but that it was not 50 oatsiacoriiy d
monstrated that Grover bought his seat IN &c
Senate as it was that he tuod steal an Electoia,
vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01
mn NLBS rms MORNLNG.

WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 1, 1877
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01

IT will be a consolation 90 housckcepers to
know That the rumor oil au advance III the prlce
Of zee was unIounded. The consolation may be
the more acceptable since the price Of coal has
unqucstiouabiy risen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01

There are signs of increased activity in the
Eastern War Austria has decided to mobilize
her army. The Russians have so far recovered
from their checl, in Asia that the march to-
ward Erzerum is again undertaken. south Of
tine Balkans the Turks are missing their forces
near joni Saghra. There is certainly a pros
pect Of decisive battles within short time
probably few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01

Stealing timber on the public lands had been
,,oino ON so long that il acquired somewhat tie
character Of a regular business, and Kept many
.oy,-niIls and several vessels busy. No doubt
.bo esizure Of the stolen timber by our Coy
ern,oont seems, 10 the saw-mill owners, like
~, inyosion Of their vested rights. The lesson
comes late aud viii be felt all the more Sc
verely but unless it is followed up by bet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01
Aem.3}orIs Daily GTlblln&

FOUNDED sY HORACE GREELEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01

Gen. Howard is reported rs aJ<t 20 con-
ccntrate AN unusually lSrgo force Cor his In
dian campaign. With 5000 v,e0 uucer his
command he woult De able 10 maze short work
with the enemy. BIT against such body Of
troops ii is hot likely that the Indians will at
tempt battle, aud there seems reason for hoping
that the campaign viii be Dloodless yet CT
fer4u1l
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-06-08
BREVITIEs.
Truly yorn,
BHHR4fM PLowMAN.


JeG Davis lives at Bsawvoir, Miss, and is
busy Oh his memoirs.
SanIl J. Tidcn who was elected President,
is spoken OF Tor the United States Senate in
1879.
The friends Of Mrs Pickens, of South Caro-
lima, deny that she is to be married to Gov.
Hampton.
son Of Ben Butler and two sons of promi-
nont confederate generals graduate at West
Point this summer.
Horace Greeley's daughter da has presented
her husband a son, and he has been baptized
Horace Greeley Smith.
Tho President has signed the commission of
ex-Gov. Thomas A Osborne, OF Kansas, to be
United States minister to Chilli.
Cassius NJ. Clay is out ia hearty defense
Of the Presidents southern policy. And yet
ho beleves that Tildon was elected President.
Nj, Evarts seems to regard Fred. Douglass
TRADE on Washington a5 good Joke. He
| classhes it under the head of"w aud humor -
The lates, from the front positively denies
that Logan has been offered anything but the
Brazilian mission, which he politely but firm "
declined.
After forty-one years Of continuous service,
tbs Hon. Ersstus Brooks re;ires from the active
editorial management OF the New York Zee
ming Express.
The Ohio Democrats have decided to hold
their State convention on the 25th Of July
next, datc sufficiently early TO admit oil
preparation for vigorous campaign.
| The Cambridge Democrat tells of n love.
sick swain aad bis adored who were engaged
to be married, but in consequence of short
crop of herring we're compelled TO postpou,
the Ruptials
The Chicago litter Ocean says that steam on
| the Illinois canals enables boatmen 20 make
from 5000 to $500 trip, while the horse boat
men cannot make dollar. The propeller and
barge sy stem is the one'used.
The order NJ Me- Hayes has given Gen. Ord
a carte blanche to get mp hostile complications
with Mexico. lie is authorized TO cross the
| Rio Grande and pursue and punish the Mexi-
can nsrauders on the border.
| The Democratic Aaaocate, at Westminster.
names Judge Wickes, Of Kent, as candidate
| for United States Senator. IL SAYS: awe
know of no gentleman ia the State who would
ill the position with more ability and dig
| nifty"
The Frederick Ciiizsn complains that Frede-
rick merchants are brought in competition
with Baltimore merchants for furnishing sup
! plies to the Deaf and Dumb Institute in that
city, and claims that either the Frederick
merchants should have the contract or should
be invited to bid for the supplies for 9th sr
State Institutions located elsewhere
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-06-08

AT the next session ofthe Legislature, which
elects U s. Senator TO Gil the chair Of Hon.
Geo Dennis, the repeal Of the state law com
peling one OF the United States Senators 10
be from the Eastern aud the other from the
Western Shore is being advocated 10y the Port
Tobacco Timcs in the following illogical and
gross manner: "The Eastern Shore people are
clannish end uncultured that they have had
tho lion share Of political perquisies already
that they are not TO be trusted politically, but
will combine with any faction TO make point
for themselves; and that they have not on
the Shore a man competent for the position -
without attempting to deny such erroneous
statements, known to everybody as fallacious,
the Times shows considerable lack OF deli
eacy and the finer feeling in publishing such
thoughts, as it will undoubtedly so occur to
all Of its State contemporaries. The interests
Of the two sections of the State are vastly
different, and each should have, in the judg-
raent of every honest man, a representative in
the assembly to protect the veal of his particn-
lar section. Should the law be rescnded, and nj
some future tiule llic EnsteTu fonOTe oe given
both representatives, what would become OF
tho interests OF this section Of tho State in the
hands ofthose ''cannish and uncultured peo-
pie ~ Why, according to the argument OF
the Times, we would receive no benefit from
any legislative enactments, and our interests
20 for nanght In reply to the Times the st.
Michael Comet has the following to say
''IIe who writes the biographical annals OIL
Maryland and gives but small space to East
ern Shore names will have but fragnentary
record, and the Times should be ashamed to
reject upon any section of the State to ira
duce the character OF its people, and to belittle
the services and abilities OF its public men, for
transient political purpose, or to serve tho
ends Of some aspiring politicians"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-06-08
Letter from Jamestown.
DARvEsrowS, May 3oth

DARNEsToWN, May 3Oth, 1877.
Mr.. Editor. According TO the aunou nee.
meut made ia the Stnhnel Of last week Prof.
Hall exhibited bis illuminated pictures oil
'Seenes from the Life Of Christ, The Cen
tennial Grosnds and Buildings" and Ten
Nights in Bar-Room," in Hennon Church
near Cabin John Bridge on Monday night the
2sih inst. This house was filled to its utmost
capacity, and Stiffness reigned throughout az
the exhibitor threw on the canvas scene after
scene 10 the life of the man Christ Jesus,
"God NANTES, 10 the flesh !" In simpl4 earnest
language he traced that wonderful life from
the manger to the cross, and onward to the
Ascension.
Tbs pictures arc well c1ecuted, and the ex-
hbitor seems 10 find pleasure ia telling "ths
old, old story of Jesns and his love" No
little Interest was added to this part of the
programme in that it was introduced by the
music Of Coronation" and the words usually
sung to that good old tune. The Professor him
self led in song, and in the use ola new organ
Colmsn's, gave favorable impression of its
sweetness and power.
The representation Of the Centennial Build
ines and Grounds was pronounced good by al
who had seen them in thrir beauty, and many
OF Us were carried back TO the days spent
among those combined wonders of Nature aud
Art, and as the Professor gave in lively way
some items OF experience Of many visitors to
the grounds, some Of Us called to mind what
we had seen or felt in strange places and in y
surging crowd. Most OF us can say that the
pleasure of that visit outweishs its sacrihres
Of time, eass and money. However our last
visit to the Centennial on Monday night, 29th
inst. was more comiol table and cost very little
money
The last psrt OF tho evenings programme,
"Teh Nights ia Bar Room" was a very in
slrncivo, impressive lecture on the evils OF
intemperance, ptefaced as il was by Prof Hall 6
statemut that this giant form Of sin bad cast a
dark shadow on his child life, and driving him
out to feat asa waif over the waters God
had pitied and helped the wandering neglect ed
orphan boy and mads.him what be was AT
this point his appeal to parents TO guard
against tbs FIRST steps, the beginnings of evil
was earnest and impressive.
The whole exhibition WAS in good taste aud
its influence must be happy. We feel indebted
to tia parties who arranged for us this mode
of enjoyment, and to the ladies' Of the church
for their ministry al the reireshmenl tables
Ne do not hesitate to say that the undertaking
was happy success, giving pleasure TO al
parties. 3.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-06-08

that give 'em time to ork with majority of
the people and find cut If they was agin it,
They had no way to find out such thing, and
that excuse is too thin. Try another. But
he says we ought to keep the five collectors
cause it gives fat offices TO greater number
of persons. We'll, think he's gitlin darn
near home now to the rite reason why the law
want made, and | reckon that majority of
people was the men what wanted the fat office.
Now therns purity eel Of DELIGHTS, Amt they,
what wants to keep five Offices where one would
do simply TO give more men Office. thought all
Offices, except members Of the Legislator, was
made cause they was necessary 10 the County
and State, and not TO support men. We par
taxes for d peor-houss to keep them kind of
men.
Agtn he says five would collect the taxes
quicker than one. In Frederick aud Allegany
counties, both Of 'em larger'n our county,
one man does all the colectin' and he does it
quicker than all FIVE in our county. And
when a man has bill agin the county all he
has to do il to go TO the County Treasurer and
the moneys there waitin' for him, but here in
our county he has 10 wait sometimes more n
a year before he can git the little what money
the county owes him. But ! don't think
Justice" rests much on them light excuses to
knock down Eph with. lie rather hurried
over them to open fire with that masked
batry OF sarkasm what he held in reserve
He thinks the people onght TO send Eph to the
Legislator cause he'd do for both Senator and
Member and could act MS chairman OF all the
committees Well. ! sGrter think myself that
it would he a darn site better to send ono man
there what can be all Of 'em than to send four
what can't he none en-.
lie winds up by sendin' hot-shot at the
length OF my wears He needn't git mad with
ue can't help it Il bis years amt rs long
rs mine. rsckin' natur would Of given 'em
to him just as loug il she hadn't made his
he'd too light TO carry EN-.
Truly yorn,
IuInIfM PInuMhN
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-06-08
DEA TEiS-


DIED, at Unity, of gastric fever, on Wed
nesday, May Both, 1871, FRANK, oldest and
beloved son Of John w and Alcinda Dryer,
aged years, months and II days.
The subject OF the above obituary and sub
sequent memoir was the light of the home
CIRCLE and the soul ef geuislity and kind
ness among his paymates. The primary
school has lost au intelligent and docilc
scholar, the Sabbath school regular and
decorous attendant, his indulgent parents, an
obodisAt and alisctionate son, but the blisSful
realms OF eternal day have gained another
immortal spirit, which will sing ESTATE peans
among the chosen Of Israel, whss the rocky
foundations Of earth have crumbled, and chaos
reisns, where universal concord in nature
now moves on
Let his sorrowing parents, brothers and
sisters when they gather around bis lowly
mound, and place there the sweet volets Of
spring, or plant the perennial rose, remember
lhs cheering prouur ciamento Of the Redeemer
"Suifor little children to come unto me i"
At the soft hour OF twilight. when the dav-
god reclines upon his emerald couch, a. you
wend your way to the new made grave 10 the
Chapel Cemetery look mp through your glis-
tening tears 10 the rubbed gates OF Heaven
and behold thors the Christening rod, and kiss
while it smites you, for the soul OF Frank has
been trsnsplanted from this sinful sphere, TO a
mansion resonant with the sttuned nj ms relsy
OF happiness, which will be borne by every
zephyr along the track of coming ages, and
never, never, eliminate. Your loss is his
eternal gain
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-06-08
Justice" Hidin Behind Thin Excuses

"RocEy RIDGE" June 9TH, 1877.
Mr.. Editor IL wouldn't bother You with
no more Of my bad wriin' but that Teller what
sined hisself "Juslice"-poor Justice. how
many daru hard places she gifts into--has
takin' SO much trouble with the aid of one of
the DELIGHTS that no deserves a answer. Pm
done wri,n about their wantin' 10 put Har-
riss in, as showed in my last letter that they
was volin down 10 the Legislator with the
Radicals on that subject. Bot If they is par
ticular that their record shall be further spred
before the people, II show sev'ra instances
where they voted agin the Democratic side OF
the House, aud with them Radicals from
Frederick and the other upper counties what
was sayin' last Fall that we 'ecied Walsh bv
fraud. So there aint no uso sayin anything
bout that Carroll matter as "Justiee' says
the same thing what 'Medleys" said. They
put me in mind of that old sayin'
'Jack and Gill went up the hill
To fotch pale of warter,
Jack fell dOpn and broke is crown
and GIL come tumbiin' drter."
But does want TO say something in reply
to him 'bouttha County Treasurer matter. He
says that they didn't maks it law cause n
majority OF the people in the county was agin
IL. Now that meetin' at Rockville what said
they wanted a County Treasurer was called
askin the people 10 meet there, and the people
did meet. Now. will "Juslice" Tell me what
other meetin' the people held, or what oihor
way them DELIGHTS found OUT that majority Of
the people was agin II. That meeIin' was
held in Janiwary and the Legislator were in
sesShun. Thev want here in the county even
10 iork with the people bout il. They used
TO come home sometimes on Friday and 90
back Mondy aud they surely won say that
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-06-08
For Surveyor.
THE OLD MAN AGAIN FOR SURVEYOR.

THE OLD MAN AGAIN FOR SURVEYOR.
Through a kind Providence, have so far
recovered my health that ! feel safe in graft
flying my many friends by announcing my
self candidate for the office of Surveyor OF
Montgomery county at the next coming cleo
tion subject to nomination by the Democratic
Convention. Also that, after July lst, sha Il
be ready to attend to the active duties OF
surveying.
je 9-tf. WIN. GRADY.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-06-08

Ben. Butler in his reply TO Wayas Mac
veagh apparently gives no concern to any
thing but au honorable requirement of money.
fIe never forgets too to indulge his low-bred
insinuations in all Of his compositions. The
women cannot even escape his nspersions.
Mrs. McYeagh gets the following slur:
EVERY oRe has his own taste in choosing
his war TO acquire money; but If | was
to choose one of two ways, other 10 "appro-
pirate it as military commandment or marry
into Il family where ! was neither wanted nor
by which should be respected TO get money
to spa~, certainly Should choose the form
er, strange as you may think IT, because al
least should have the money, after having
committed disFeputable act 10 get it, and
not be liable to be disappointed, as | might
be after had waited long for "debd mem.
shoes, by the other method.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-06-08
announcements.
For the State Senate.

If the HoS. ALLEN BOWIE DAVIS, (who
could serve the county with so much honor,
and, by hispractical wisdom, obtain its wants,
in this position, will consent to become a
candidate for IA seat in the next Senate of
Maryland, from this county, he will have the
support of many Democrats and Conserva-
tives.
lie Sim DEMOCRAT.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-06-08
For Sheriff.

To The Voters Of Montgomery County:
AT the request Of many friends, hereby
announce myself az candidate for the next
SIERIFFALTY Of Montgomery county, sub-
ject, Of course, to the decision Of the Demo-
cratic party in convention assembled. II
nominated and elected, shall strive to fulfill
with perfect impartiality the duties of the
position; If defeated in the convention, my
unwsvoring support will be given to the
choice Of that body.
HUGH C. TOWNSEND
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-06-08

hereby announce myself as II candidate
for the next Sher(lalty of Montgomery coun-
ty, subject TO the decision of the Democratic
Nominating Convention, and respectfully So
licl the SURFACES of my felow-ciizcns.
may Is JN0. AMBROSE CLEMENTS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-06-08

A, the solicitation of many friends, an
nounce myseRas a candidate for the Sheriff
atty Of Montgomery county, subject to the
decision Of the Democratic Convention.
je 8-tf JOHN w. WALLlCH
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-06-08

AT the solicitation Of many friends, an
nounce myself as candidate for the next
SHERIFFALTY of Montgomery county, sub
ject to the nomination Of the Democratic party,
and pledge myself if elected to bring to the
Office a constellation US discharge of duty.
may 25-tf THOS. WATERS, of s.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-06-08
Love is so Nice in a Cottage,

Better in palace; but If had not cured
my hacking cough by DR.. schley's Cough
Syrup | would be now in my grave Never
fails in curing Coughs Colds, Group, whoop-
ing Cough, &c, may
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-06-08

Senator Sargent has brought suit against
the San Francisco Chronicle for libel. The
paper connected him as partner in the Mare
Island rascaliles.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-06-08

lfany South Carolina maiden sees fit 10 be-
come blackamoor's Desdemoua, ora white
man wish to wed dusky mate, tho State
ought not to come between Them in their
dream Of welded bliss, cay the Representa-
iives OF that State in the Legislature by re-
fusiug The passage Of bill prohibiting such a
rnion. There will still be some who will not
take advantage Of the privilege.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-06-08
Ne1C advertisements.
Valuable Lsand
AT PRIVATE SALE.

I WILL sell on accommodating terms at
4 private sale the property known as the
Edwards Ferry property 1t consists Of a new
and comfortable dwelling with eight rooms
and kitchen, commcdious stable with all
other necessary out buildings in good repair
There is a blacksmith shop on the premises
and IL is good site for machanic There
are FORTY ACRES Of good land attached
under new post and rail fence
well sell also with or without this prop
oTty ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
ACRES of bottom land in excellent cultiva-
ton and as good grass land as there is on the
Potomac. For further particulars address
GEORGE ". SPATES,
Poolessille Montg'y, Co.,
juno 8--tf Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-06-08

To tie Voters Of Montgomery county:
At the solicitation of numerous friends
announce myself as Il candidate for the Office
of SHERIFF of this county. II nominated
of the Office and If not shall give my un-
wavering support to the nominee of the Demo
cratic party.
may 25--tfn ISAAC R. MAUS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-06-08
EoR SALE

A FARM OF $50 ACRES, improved by
IN large STONE DWELLING and necessary
Oul-Duildings. The property is susceptible
of being divided into two farms Of about
equal size. Also farm Of $50 10 100 Acres.
Both Of the above places well wooded and
waiered, and very desirable.
Apply to II W. TALBOT,
Attorney-si-Lsw,
nav ls-if Rockville, Nd