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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-04

an uIi subscriber 60 the Herald,
ST. ,. g. M,huley, settled % ,ut-yrip-
t,1u lil Boa g. very original way ye-tsr
day. hg Pr,svuiad the ,ssh, uii
prte1, and uUs OF those huge melous
which hy f- uuw ceiling every day 300
ouy market That's original and We
must .ar very -rf'-ftstury.
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"AFrED-A few good agents for the
w States Of Texas and Louisiana. To nc
tive, energetic men, very liberal terms Will
be given, J. W. strong. 5oi Elm street, Roota
= up-stsifa jrpso-d&wtf
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LINE ANn srEMENr.

III AE-The best quality In barrels Is worth
y; IN bulk, III %; ordinary Dallas, &c. per
oushsi.
CEMEsT-Rosendie--is worth - = barrel
Louisville, best. lit lie kept, q 80 = barrel,
Dallas, y 30.
PLASrEa Is worth IS Sd = barrel.
Tbs suppiy,of the above mentioned arti-
les IL ample demand fair; market nrfn
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Co,soa Statement.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


Neon ReDora-Ftnaarsal.
NEW YoRK, Aug. s.-6old opened 81 e5sk.
GALvEsroS. August 2--Goid 81 .o5t4sIaa.
Silver sscspar. Exchange New York sight
1s9h prsinium. New osleAns slgnt, par
Eveaiax Report
NEW YoRK, August 3.-Money easy Ixa2
per cent. Sterling weak. cold duii 81 az.
state bonds quiet. government BONDS
steady.
81 eSzs New YORK sight = premium. Seer
ling bank IS 10.
Cotton Market
NEW YokS, Aug. 3.--rhe cotton market
Is tending downward.
THUKspAT. WEDNESDAY,.
upiands -....---...- y he
8 lIes Ia Uee bales Futures easy.
October II a9sli &c; November II q All ase:
DecembeIii 248'i &c.
Sight-Cotton easy. UpiAnds II 81; Or
leans IL I-ia. Sales /, $50, consolidated ne,
receipts 1915 exports, Great Britain us 05sa;
France G.sio continent s,io5.
NEw OxI.kAHs, Aug. -Night-Cotton
ton duli aid unchanged. Receipts net
8, gross y stock a, 3is.
LIvkgPoJL. Aug. 7.-Noon.-Cuttoa mar
ket, fair business Ut previous prices.
THsusoAY. "WEDNESDAY.
Middling Uplands q 3-IGd esIud
MiGdling Orleans lid 8 szd
Speculation and export I,eea, receipts, issi;
American futures weaker. sales ut last
nights prices upisnds low middnng
cisuse, = ugust an; Septemn Der delivery
600 al & "a; new crop shipped, November
and DecetnDsr sail, 6t.d
LiyEsfoeL, 2 3. m.-aJGdIins uplhnds,
Ofit4.ns o. Cd; ordinary apianus -; up.
lands. low inlduiing clause, new crop alp
ped.JaneaTy and tebuary, 5ss.
LiyEsPoeL, 3 q. m.--Uplands, low m i'd :
ding chase. august delivery, i-oc.
layEEPooL, Aug. 2-5 p. ms Lies to-day
1850 American futures duii. upiands, low
miadttns clause, n. W crop, DC; ODER and N O.
November sail - 1; shIi ped November
end Decain Der sail S-s-, DeceIn Der anu. j n
NARY do
Bosros, Aug. Action dull; mIddliug
l2tSc; net receipts 81, gross 40
PEILARELPlIiA, Aug. 2--Cotton more nc
tive at a decline; miadiines i2ktc, net re-
n-ti pts - bales, gross li9 bales. sales. So In
ners. ei2 bales.
PARIS, Aug. 2.-specie decreased ten and
half mill ms francs.
GALVESTON, August :. Noon--Re eipfs
net "a, gross "a. sales 81. STOCK S,Ig1. Mar
ket quiet
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This Institution viii be open for the recep-
ton OF male and female patients August
18th, proxino, and " III be provided with an
eApei fenced matfon, aud an ample corps n
nQ1 ses.
The price OF n room With one bed medical
attention. board and nursing. inclusive.
- 50 per day; vi two beds. s. 30 each. Win
three or more bsds, = 80 each.
Recognizing the advantage beth 60 the
medical profession aud public OF "A Dys gen.
ssry eondac' Ell strictly upon the System
now being insuEurated by tiie profession
Throughout Europe aud In this country
known rs the " frovident system" ~ ne.
been deteriniaed 10 op n in the "a me build.
ing and as a part Of the Institution an ''Uui
Patient Department" where The poor can
OBTAIN medic j nuo surgical treatment fc- :
sum commsn snTate wit their means The
Dyspensary for this psrPos will be open fOi
the poor from ~ n IN. to IL m. each day.
iuly2si&wlyr
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THE STATE OF TEXAS. To al persons
arrested In the administ alton OF the
estate Of A. q Nance. d-ce2~sd: n "
Durrett, administrative. has sled Ia the
County Court of Dallas county. her nnal
exhtbi; OF the condition Of sid estate. stth
her application To make final settlement
thereof. whirh will be hsard Ga tire erusra-
ton OF thirty days from the date Of THIS
notice at the ooorthoose th.reos. IA the ctfy
OF Dallas, ct which time al persons inter
e-ted IN said estate may appear snd oout-.t
said account, ~ they sc proper. Wtt.ess.
A Hzrwocd. Clerk Of the County Coart %
Dallas county. Given under my hAnd an1
seal al said court. ~ once. abs lsth ray N
fuiys A. D. ISL A. HARDWOOD,
lufyellf Clerk Of G. e. ID. 4. TsNzs.
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We iLr uudcr.igdei members Of the
bs go most earnestly request that all
TIE mtmhers ui the Dallas aud Waxa-
ha.rhir barr meet TO convention, in
the courthouse Iu bBiisa, ou Saturday
evening, August Ith. al / o'clock, to
rvenWmeui some one Cor the office of
district Iuige ct the Eleventh Judicial
District
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4 DEMONSTRATORS sBT1CE.--Nogio- ~
~ hereby given that ietLsrs q AuInlnis-
traitor were granted, on an. =lTd c1y Of
June, a. ID. iSIs, upon the estate cf anon
Scsomma- ~. deosiis.-j, 10 the uu,i.rsla : ned
BY the County Court of Dallas C1unty.
Texas
All persons having claims against std -
tate are heISSy req aifcd 10 present tbe same
properly authenticated. within Twelve
months after the date of said grant Of LIT
t-rs OF Administration. OF payment thor.o,
shall be postponed until the claims hich
have been presented within said ts-i ys
months and allowed by me. .nd apr ruvssl
by ths County Judge. or exfahlgshe.l by -uit,
shall have been nrst entire pad.
ANON MCcuG dAS ia.
Dallas, fexss- June 5. lS7s- Adaalni<s' z
Mccoy q Mccoy. ATtys for said EstAis-
tuiys-wtt
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A DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE. Having
~ been appointed admin istr4is!x II the
estate Of George Baird. deceased. at the Nay
term Of the County Court o; Dallas county.
all persons having claims against said estate
are hersby notified 20 pre-eut them within
the u ne prescri b.-i by law.
Juiy2s-W4t ELISE }. Smith. Aem.H.
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DALLAS
MEDICAL INSTITUTE
NJ F. DICAL OAR I'd .
President aud sarzesB -iB-thiei
r T.. HU GHES. NJ. ID.
sURGEONsAND sYNECoLOGISrs.
Tx. LEAEE, Nj
a. Z. G sAHAM, Vi. ID.
OCULISTs AND ARTISTS.
q. BEAUMONT, MD.
*. W. ALLEN, "a. ID.
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS
JOHN ~ CARRINGTON, NJ. ID.
IOnN MORTON, NJ. u.
ID. THkusToS. NJ. ID.
SHIELDS, NJ. D.
VISITING BaARB.

VISITING BeARB.
Hon. W. l.. Cabeli, Bisnop A. C. Garrett
Rev. Father NartinIeT Rev. A. y. Smith, ID ID
Rev XIX Baxter, Rev. A. q Allen, u, u.
EevsG- ". Rogers, Rev. 3 ID. Green
Rabbi A. suhier, Rev. Alien
Hon ii. Bsrksdale, Dr. T. NJ Tft!mAun
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Neon HeDort-ftnaaclal.
NEW foKK, Aug. s.-6old opened 81 e5sS
GALyEsroS, August 2--Goid si.o5S4sI.ed
Silver ssceepar. kxchange- New York sight
A1H Premium. New UsleAHs signt, par
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-09-14
To the Farmers of Montgomery and
Frederick Counties.

In circular Of MessIs. G. 7. Dunlop & Co.,
of Georgetown ID. c., dated September LIST,
they undertake to attack the analysis of our
Excelsior, as published by us, and impute to
the Montgomery County Agricultural Society
some unfairness in the matter of their dra wing
of samples for analysis, as published by them.
We do not know who supplied the samples Of
| Excelsior referred to, or who handed il in TO
the Society, except from their publication
We presume the committee who drew the
samples can defend its action and repel this at
tack upon its fairness. AS 10 what Messrs.
Dunlop Il Co. say with reference TO the const-
luents of their article we care nothing. They
may make any claim to bolster up their
Maximum they may think advantageous
and polite to engage the farmers favorable
| notice: but, we have to say, the analysis
show different conditions. They ingeniously
insert a letter from Dr. Liebig, in which he
SAYS he received from us no certified samples Of
Messrs. Dunlop h Co.'s FERTILIZERS" Now,
that is Just what we did not want him TO
have, of any Of the samples sent him. We
had the samples of the several Fertilizers au-
alyzed BY him drawn by disinterested party,
and DR.. Liebig was ignorant as to tcho were
the manufacturers. DR.. Liebig will sustain
this. That their two Fertilizers do not tally
with their claims lies, we presume, in the fact
that they are not uniform. This is one Of the
arguments we use against most manipulators
who have no facilities but shovel with which
to amalgamate their mixtures. We amalga-
mate our Fertilizers by the aid Of proper ma
chinery of our own invention, and made ex-
pressly for u.s. and if we did not use better
materials, aud more of them than these man
ufacturers or used only what they use, our
manufactures would still be better, by reason
of better combination. No sane maA will dis
pute this
As to the effects on crops, TO which these
gentlemen refer, we have too many testimo-
malls to offer the public to permit us to even
discuss this We have maintained, by results
on crops and soils, and by analysis for the
past nineteen years, the superiority of Excelsior
over all competitors and we may incidentally
remark that in this we have been sustained by
the analysis made under the direction Of the
Montgomery County Agricultural Society.
As we have maintained these facts, II is not
necessary to repeat them and so we adj
dress ourselves to only another ingenious de-
vice of these gentlemen, and we have done.
Messrs. Dunlop l. CO. publish letter from
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DEATHS

DIED, August oath, 1877, of paralysis,
after an illness Of eleven days, at the residence
of her son-in-law, James W. Marshall near
Shelbyville, Ky, MARTHA a, LODGE, in
her 10th year.
She was a resident OF Montgomery county,
Nd, for thirty years, and removed to Ken
lucky in 1864.
Another good woman has gone to her rest,
EARLY left widow, she bore bravely and sub
mssvely the widows trials and sought amid
them all to lead her children to fear God and
keep His commandments the result is that all
of them are Christians, and her only son, Rev.
JAS. l.. Lodge, is now pastor in Jersey City.
She was a loving wife, tender and affection
ate mother, and kind mistress loved by her
servants and honored by her neighbors. For
ihirty-fve years she was strict member OF
the Episcopal Church, but in 1871, the result
of personal examination of the New Tesla
ment, she was baptized by her son in Shelby
vile, Ky. Her pastor, Rev. DR.. Pratt,
preached her funeral sermon, August 26th,
from Psalms ll6, Is. "She is not dead but sleep
eth" May this mothers mantle fall upon hei
bereaved children. A FRIEND.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-09-14
DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT,

The ladies Of Silver Spring Parish will
give az their Rcctory aud Rcctoty Grounds on
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, Septembcr
the 10Th aud 2Oth, beginning at 4 O'clock ?.
NJ, It fair, ifnot the next fair day, an old FASH
Toned Maryland supper withcreams, fruits con-
fections, &c. Fish pond, grab-bag and Jacobs
well for the little folks. the older folks too.
There will be a sale of many beautiful fancy
articles together with the presentation, with
cutting speech, of beautiful pair of scis.
sors with silver hook for the girdle 10 the
young lady who receives the most votes for
banging or frizzng her hair most gracefully.
and the presentation with turning around
speech of "a whistle, mot penny whistle, TO
the young gentleman who receives the most
votes for wearing the highest collar and tie
Candidates from Howard, Prince Georges
and Montgomery counties and District Of
Columbia are eligible.
Come early, vote carly late and often
Woman's suffrage recognized and allowed
Messrs. f. ?. Watkins, Benjamin Palmer.
Chas. Emack, Sprigg Belt and DR. chas Albert
have been appointed judges Of election.
Every body coming will bring a pound of
something which will be deposited in a large
basket with the gate keeper, and afterwards
auctioned off to the highest bidder. Proceeds
Of the Misunderstanding the Hunter 8
Full Moon, fine music on the gros nds-will
go towards Church work in the Parish
JOHN G JONES, Is,
GEORGE McCENB{,
JASPER VI. JACKSON. "a
WILLIAM SMART.
FRANK FIDDLER.
sep 7--2t Committee
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-09-14
OLE TICKET.

The representatives, of the people in conven-
ton Saturday last declared the nominees OF
the party chosen by its voters the preceding
week. Were it not necessary to conform TO
law the nominees could at once enter upon
the duties Of the several Offices Cor which they
have been chosen TO occupy. The county is
so largely democratic that it makes a nomina-
ton equivalent to an election, and there would
be as much sense in human effort to turn back
the wind in its sweeping course as to think Of
Republican or Independent candidate being
elected in this county.
Those disappointed aspirants for nomina-
ton may feel biting chagrin at their defeat.
They must learn to take a liberal view OF such
disappointmen,s. There were many in the
field and all could not come out winners The
moral certainty was plain that nobody but
the most popular man could win. Every man
is like the animal in the aaiquated axiom
''every dog has his dayn-provided he has
brains enough TO vancouver for popularity.
The day Of the primaries was not their day,
hut the future they must await; it will de-
scend upon their heads with bcaming prosper
fly. If death should call them away first,
resting in that superna realm with consci-
BUSINESS they had not been in Office, (other-
wise aseendancy would prove an impossibilty
without repentance, and that no politician was
ever known to dob the mantle of honor will
be seen by them to fall on their issues. When
the day Of election approaches in November,
the fact will be verified that "the course of
laughter is placed close by the side of the
fountain Of tears, as we see bland smile
cast over the face of the whole democracy re-
joicing at victory.
Our legislative ticket will accord with the
wish, so boldly expressed throughout the
State, that the next Assembly might be made
up with men of ability They will be in i'm
portance to tho interests OF the State and
county what the seasons are to the cereals
produced in this climate. They will be able
TO raise their voices in denunciation Of the
bad and in advocacy Of the good. Minor ap-
pointmcnts will be but secondary considera-
tions-issues Of weight and importance will
absorb their time.
Our county ticket is good one. The
beard Of county commissioners, cave one
have been tried aud found to be careful and
economical with the peoples money. Mr..
Ambrose Clements, the sheriff, has the conf
dence and respect of every man, also possesses
sne business qualities The county surveyor,
Mr.. Gs~dy, has filled that Office with ability
aud uuex'~otional satisfaction for several
years.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Correspondence Of The Sentinel
wAsnINeron, D. G. September 10, 1871

WASHINGTON, D. G. September 10, 1877.
Mr.. Hayes having now finally determined
that no revocation OF the proclamation conven-
ing Congress next month shall occur, the po-
litcal wire-puler5 and such kindred spirits are
migrating hitherward, consequently our hotels
and boardug-houses are brushing off the
summer cobwebs and shining up their winter
polish for anticipated money making. The
war-cry at present is anybody that Will beat
Randall, and his enemies are already en-
trenching themselves at the different hotels,
with cappers around the city and depots to
pick up new arrivals with whom TO form an
alliance We have been on the "qW 10e'
and have taken no little trouble TO post OUT
selves as to what the result will be, and find
that the Southern members are so split up
that it would consume too much space 10 par
ticnlarize at present, but can say this much,
| that Randall has the "iuside track SO lar,
| but there is no selling what the future may de-
velop.
The refusal of Collector Jones, Of Chicago,
10 resign, as requested by Mr.. Hayes, is quite
n defiant attitude for subordinate TO assume.
| What the result will be, more than the present
suspension OF Jones, is not definitely settled
JoHes proposes to make things warm Tor Mr.
| HAYES, and rather get back at him By quoting
from Rutherford's declaration to the elect that
officers should be secure in their tenure OF Of
fee so long as character and duty remain I'M
furnished claiming at the same time 10 nave
effected saving to the Government OF $751;
900 per annum
Wade Hamptons visit here last week was
to obtain the quota of arms which South Gar
olina ia entitled to, and we may look out for
the "bloody shirt cry from the Radical press.
! Old Zach Chandler treats Mr. Hayes recent
order with utter indifference and contends
that the designations Of the members OF the
Republican National Committee were only for
forms sake and that when their services are
needed they will take an active part in the af-
fairs Of the Committee, and that since Hayes
don't respect his own order be cannot compel
subordinates to do so.
Various are the rumors as to what Congress
will do about the late Presidential Electoral
Tribunal, since the expose of Aliunde Brad
ley's conduct in giving his vote for Hayes,
having first written up his opinion in favor OF
| Tiden.
Ex-Secretary Robson and W. f Chandler
are negotiating for the purchase of the late
Grant kitchen organ the National Republican
of this city, TO be published in the Interest OF
those Republicans who are opposed to Mr..
IIayes's policy. They are determined to be
heard from at the National Capital, and the
squealings Of Republican rascality in tho late
Presidential election will be rich reading for
the people, and we will look out for fun and
keep you read up.
DEMoCRlTRs.
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r o u NJ DI

gss- THE PLACE where they sell Agri-
cultural Machinery CHEAPER than any
where in the country. Just look at the prices:
lron-Clad Mowers, complete and guaran-
teed, at sos, delivered at Railroad depots.
The Champion Wheel Rake at S27 and the
Keller Latest Improved Drill, Keller Cutting
Boxes, Smut Machines, Corn Shelters, Circu-
lar Saw Mills, and all kinds OF Mill Gearing
at astonishing low prices.
Va Special attention paid to all kinds of
Repairing, such as Steam Engines, Threshing
Machines, &c. All orders by mail will re-
ceive prompt attention.
N. bah machines delivered free at any
Station on Metropolitan Branch, B. & o. R.
r. Address JOHN FITZ,
Tuscarora Works, Martinsburg,
june l5-3m Berkeley county, W. V.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-09-14
TBE political OUTLOOK.


The Democratic party win soon be called to
the polls to achieve another victory in this
State. While we feel assured that success is
certain, yet VIC would beg Democrats not to
indulge this opinion of security to too great
an extent and remain inactive in the coming
campaign. 1t is seldom that might is con-
quered by weakness, and never is it the case
except when fancied security becomes a mar
eotic and might sleeps under its influence. If
the Democracy Of the State permit themselves
TO slumbcr during the coming contest, they
may awake to find disastrous defeat. While
It is probable that the Republican party will
not put up n county ticket, yet they are pre-
pairing already to put candidate for Comp
iroller in the field and will make a determined
effort to carry tho State.
What effect the Workingman's party now
organized in Baltimore will have upon the
coming fight it is impossible at present to de-
termine; but that it will decrease the Demo-
cratic majority in that city is beyond question.
The stfatagem of the Radicals will be to allure
as many Democrats as possible to participation
in this new movement, to make desperate
fight in Baltimore, to remain quiet in the
counties, leading the Democrats to believe
that there is no contest, and thus carry the
State.
In our last Ruhernatorial contest, the Repub-
licans carried the counties by about three
thousand majority, and II was only by the
large majority with which Baltimore came to
our assistance that we elected our candidate.
Now, suppose that the Workingman's party
shonld carry away from the Democratic ranks
q sufficient number of votes to enable the Re
publicans to strike even with them in Balti-
more and the Democrats in the comfy remain
idle and permit them to secure n majority out
side of the city, then their Comptroller is
elected While there is not much danger Of
snch an evcnt,.yet there is such possibility
of it that the Democrats of our county should
not allow themselves 10 sleep in this contest
II would never do for the State of Maryland
at this time to go Republican, because i
would seem an endorsement of the fraut
which elected Hayes.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-09-14
1893 Acres, 8 Roods and IA Square


adjoining the lands of VIM. c. Wilson, Amos
West and James Purdum, and running up to
the village Of Jamestown. About J of said
land is cleared, balance well wooded with
chestnut, oak and pine, the place is well
watered, the land is good quality and easily
improved.
1t is improved by SMALL HOUSE and
some FEW OUTBUlLDINGS Both places
are convenient to Churches, Schools, Post
Office and Mills
TERMS OF SASE.-0ne-third cash on
the day of sale or ratification thereof by the
Court balance in two equal inslallments, OF
one and two years from day of sale, the de-
ferred payments to bear interest from day Of
sale, and to be secured by the single bills
of the purchaser or purchasers, with surety
or sureties to be approved by the Trustee,
on pay ment of the whole purchase money
land not before) the Trustee by good
and sufficient deeds, TO be executed and
acknowledged according to law, will con-
vey to the purchaser or purchasers the prop
erty to him. her or them, sold, free, clear aud
discharged Of and from all claim of the par
ties to said deed Of trust, or Of any person or
persons claiming by, from or under them, or
any of them.
Conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser.
Bz8- A plat showing division will be ex-
hbited at time of sale, or can be seen at Law
Office of II. W. Talbot, in Rockville, prior
thereto. SAMUEL FOWLER,
Trustee
H. W TALBOT, Attorney for Trustee.
sep l4-ts JAMES W. BOSWELL, aucr.
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Gpelial Business Notites.
Special Notice,

For Medicines of all kinds,
Go to OWENS DRUG STORE.
For Paints, Oils e. Glass,
Go to OWENS DRUG STORE.
For Varnishes, Glue & Brushes,
Go 10 OWENS DRUG STORE
For the Purest & Best Spices,
Go to OW EMS DRUG STORE
For Toilet Articles 81 Fine Soaps,
Go to OWENS DRUG STORE
For Beck's Celebrated Specta Giles &
Eyeglasses,
Go to OWENS DRUG STORE
For Stationery of all Kinds,
Go to OWENS DRUG STORE
For the Best TObaccos a. Cigars,
Go to OWENS DRUG STORE
For Goods at City Prices,
Go to OWENS DRUG STORE
aug Aft
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TRUSTEES SALE

DY VIRTUE of the provisions OF deed of
ID trust from John l. DuFief and wife to
Samuel Fowler, dated January 3lst, 1861,
and recorded in Liber J G II folos 1913, &c,
one of the Land Records Books of Mont
gomery county, Md, the subscriber, as Trus-
tee will offer at public sale to the highest
bidder, in front Of the store of james s.
Windsor, in Darnestown, in said county, on
SATURDAY, October the 9th, 1877,
at % o clock, P NJ, the following described
real estate owned by said John l.. DuFief,
containing