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PETERSBURG MARKETS..

on thn n Tssre i Es slads
h,isy tling orders In supplies tor immediate con-
sumption; but 40 one Is disposed to carry heavy
stocks at present. - .,.H ~ - 70" -
days pas and. with light sspptes, prices, ase FIRM
an Th use eottSn IN market has scd duh, via steady
moro Staady feeling. - - 1890, ~
Fsans 2fs eGm.g r fSss i1 and sS's
s iower ssurts. We quote at 753s5e, ....~ :.
out 81 low figures, and stocks. too, aaesmall Pork,
'f Bs,tsr is abundsas and sales osas 10 @9oc, :
cntton.-The market has ruleasaai and lowsfs So
far this week tho receipts have ksps lrgerthsR was
ssits w on astS 1 ass sss ia
ding. 1l,kc.; hw. ddtng> 1i@114c.; good 0rdi-
nary !0@5esssS aaae. ~ 6i.y, a,ss
esls s :ssss atsi Z
pssas sseea ia 1a e se asa quote ..
1892 assi los d Rfsas 4sa; wsesae: so@sse
~; ssssy e ss ssss; sss sss
posts ass Saba aF2s e. pes DOZEN in crates
Fsdthers.-R Rhine live goose, 6oe.s = common,
Drtea Frui,.--Apple Quarters and haiyes; as:s;
Apss sssas sssssafss ssr ssss
Country ,iahiss, - 80. - : : :
7d., S;aaa!s tss a i GALLON. Y
R BSM ssies sh.e zasc. woolsn,
gass s ahs best asas5c.; sisal ase. y D.:
S1s ssssS
Dine, ass G$35 g 1000; yellow. pine bosrds ylf
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TOBACCO MARKETS. !

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
--- TIIrHsDAY,. Mssch ], 1877.
The b-ss.ks to-day comprised 1.3I hossheade, 21
ticrces, AID IL boxes. The offerings as auction on
Change we're 1o2 packages; of Which number 26
were taken in, and the. remainder soft ut prices
ranging frsm $3.50 TO 1850 ~..---.- .~'.
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ALEXANDRIA, MARKETS.

FEDRU AIRY 2S.-Flour ID without change Ia prices;
with receta1ts and denmark limited. Wheat Is shade
lower, and choice sold to-day ut Sl-s5, Corn has
and sc, for mixed Norge or outs reported. Csun-.
try proluca shade lover, with asSa7ate supply
r, els
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LOUISVILLE ,IANUFACTUKEnT TOBACCO
- - - ~. =. IA ARKET. E.--i.I ! - I

FEBRUARY 2B,-Virginia bright five pounds.
90c.@Sl: Virginia bright hve and extrii twist,
7OM75c.: Virginia bright extra 6 Inch twist, 20
G75c.; Virginia medium g. and 12-ineh twist, 81
GB5c: Virginia common t. and 2-ipoh twist 81 a.
6Oc.; Virginia mahogany navy IS, 4s,and, So, $50
55c.; Virginia sirokllig, rs and 1ss, 5O@65c.
KENTUCKY.
Louisville navy bright mahogany, 56@5se.;
Louisville navy, mahogany, 50GS5s.; Louisville
navy mahogany. second class, 50n52c.; Loussrifrc
navy, fine block 4SoG51c.: kentucssy smoking TO-
baccn lbs, rs, and rs, 29tG51c-CoxF ier5ostr7sdt-
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LOUISVILLE EsAF TOBACCO MARKET

FEBRUARY 2f.z-The Louisville House sold 81
hogsheads: 10 hogsheads old ugs and,trash at 1855
(0S4.65; Q .hogsieads Indiana Tugs ut 1886 aud
1870: hogsheads jefferson County tIll.) Tugs and
leaf ut 56 sc and ID 80 q hogsheas factory trash
ut IS and 1905; hDgShead Grayson County bow
leaf ut $500; 3. hpgSheats lowdeaf at SO .9G and
$500: 2 hogsheads low Tugs at 1886 and $500
Courier-J0urnlsG- ...-, .......-, -f..-..
[Other houses had sales at like pdces.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND,FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AMI. FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, March J., 1877. =
=. ~. OFFERINGS. '...h ''' =.
WHEAT hite, 10 O. hushels. Red, 500 bushels.
CoRN.-Whfte, 3GG;bnshels. Mired, 200 bushels.
OATS.-l,304 bushels. s..' =. 49,. 81.
RIE.-6 bushels. -, ,. .., y, .....'. p.
MEAL.-116 BUSHELS .'
POTATOEs.-80 Bushels.
=. j.. SALES. s'....
WHEAT White.74 bushels prime at SLIGO: &c
bushels common atsS1 -40-tota 90 bushels. Red,
"A bushels ut 81 So; IL bushels common at S1.35
l6 bushels at Sl.52-110 bushels at a1.50: 1873
bushels very go0dat 81 .5S "a bushels at Sl.45:
252 bushels prime at IL .60-total, 776 bushels
CORN White, ASA bushels very good at Sac:
20 bushels good ut 50c.-total, 254 bushels. Mired.
140 bushels prime at Sic; 26 bushels prime 1T
52c.; so bushels good ut Soc; 10 bushels at Sic
total, 226 bushels. w. ...f-E .,,/.- .,r. :
: OATS.-SS bushels on private terms; "a bushels
good spring at 37c.-total. 80 bushels. .-.
RYE.-6 bushels common at zoe. -..
PoTAToES.-S0 bushels on private terms. :.
RE-EXHIBITED. ......- =,
OATs-364 bushels . $50 :
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NEW YORK. ToBAcco,MaRKEr.

FEBRUARY 2z.-Exporters ara operating spur.
ingy, but prices generally are steady Virdlsn leaf
is without change; there. Is q nE. jobbing tyade
Sales are $50 hassheads Kentucky leaf at 5G &c.
100 cases sundries at 5I2Qc. 50 cases Nesv Eng
land. 1875, at $4,000. 400 cases Pennsylvania,
1876, OH private terlns;, so cases Ohio, 1876, On
private terms; IL cases wisconsin, 1S73sTG. at
quotations are as follows: Flrginia bright wrap
pers-Common to medumtt I aS25c;; coed 500 9es
SOC ; dapple wrappers, 20@3ec.; red Wrappers, 1S
G122c.: dark heavy lugs, 3@9sc.: dark low leaf.
@l14c.; dark medium TO good, llh@l3c-; dark
extra shipping, 14@17xc.; black wrappers, 1870
22c.' -. - . .'-'.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, March 1.-Gold opened at 104k.
Noon.--St ocks ut settled. Money, 2k per cent.
Gold, 1o4'Er Exciiange.Long, 4S3k; short, 4s5.
Goye1nnents steady. stat. bonds steady; o..
ling, 1885, Gold weak at 1o4H61O41. Govern
ments duh and steady; new 5's, l09h. Staos quiet
and nominal. .a-
-Ftilf.i ~ BALTIMORE. .''~.r~ -"
BALTIMORE. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. So, deferred. 84
consolidated, 81; second series, BIZ. North Caro-
Tina 6's Old, 20; new 10. J
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oATs.-se4 bushels. ..'. 81.

Fine. 1926; superflne, 1925: extra superlne,
S7@s7.25; common family, S775; fancy family,
S7.75(1S9. Market steady.
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SOUTHERN INSURANCE MATTERS

convened his Legislature, In extra session.
ii. SOUTHERN INSURANCE MATTERS. go !
AT1.ANT!A, GA, March 1.-THE. bill passed
by the recent Legislature; requiring S25 600
to be deposited by agents of .fre-insurance
comp nies !Yas, signed by the Governor, to-,
day. e.sya ri tlai, - !n=Ga.s5 l1pm y :fai;T
j Iihe Executive COMMITTEES OF the; Under
writers Association of the South have de
lcided to hold the seventh annual convention
toi the ASST ciation in this, city on the 9Th OF
May, 80. - as,s5r .gl .. ,s,f "a
), eHANaE OF OFFICERS. III. 'j."'''
4 FoRr MONROE, March II General George
W. Getty arrived. here this morning from
New York and; relieved General w. F.
Barry, in: command of the artillery school
md post. General Barry leaves tonight
for Fort MeHenry, the Headquarters Of his
regiment III iI&f.t,fp IT, tiriTa ~
. raAMBLERs PUNISHED ,IN BALTIMORE. !; !. !; ! !
BALTIMORE, March LIN the Criminal
Court to-day George Huntingdon John
Young, .Jr.,, Joshua Evans, and James
Gamble, indicted for Keeping q gambling
house. were tined, $3.50 each and costs
Francis Dandine was fined $500 and costs,
and r.. =. Slater sentenced to five months'
Imprisonment. All the parties r pleaded t
a' go" noe STATISTICS. M e =. T. Z:
CfNerSSATrr, March /, Total number Of
hogs packed in Cincinnati from November
III to February % inclusive, 523,576; during
the same time last year, 6883, $50. -
Yousa DRsiN1Fns p q d z'ss'
MDDLETowS, N. j., March /. a-Fwdy young
men died.inIa drugstore today from. flavor
ing their whisky, & With aeonfte. They
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NEW york DRY GOODS esaRHHr<

II y
FEBRUARY 27-gcyond The fact s,,st prices on
all styles Of cotton goosis continue nsssanesd ana
ycry steady ihsre Is !ittSto be remarked The s,,c.
esa eRo sas asf anssy S s
assDEfments Of domesttcs TIC deliveries en- orders
hy agents 70 pbbers with what the latter have In
ss on sea rn sss
best iuforaed The subject hebdyers thenssiyes)
4 S sbb rse q as Pcs s ss.
ment fully borpe ont by th0'fct that MI 1sadfna
psakes Of bs2wn eottons, as sress mary stYles OF
os ptSdnssTs; WITH aFests ,ior~ fsosYIsd, Is 70
whom receipfsshall be delivered thar who wiIEtatS
them Ihssis satisfactory as far aah ger yss che
distributors rssd fhefrfnterest as o. amy moment
the Hariet VIII soon show diferehb degree or ae4
uyiti q with hs spctior snle OF phts over the
turnef to mercantile matters, and ties business Or
the season. begun - show the activity usual 10 The
Print hr>clbbs arg unchanged aiidi exttg esx6x
are quosea nc 4Sc. 'hrty dsys Stthrnos lsssiness
Prints sefhvefy r.pder.,e mosene,f HI rs
compf,5ps styles for Immediate dlstiIbatsE
wants. Taefc is ooustdsyabe looking alto what IS
being domctand With Richmond ont OF the field an
increased t.ashcss Is ito,s,d FOR mediatefy..
Woolien fx0ds haze tecD In come dsInoga for spc-
ciaI style, OF fancy cassh<rcs, but ontsiGc Of pur
chases Of the choicest psserls we hars very little
The principal featnre iis thc wooilen soof; mar
kstto-day was saea9etion gste Of gorste6 caifIss
tic spirit and e:seiserent tKss MARKED The previous
ns,ss a ss
Of %' ss soc a t II
cafes sold at less than thelowes price given Very
amount . $500 fssing ii.e eordIion
ing so 3any, bnt In every oher sense the sale was
very unsatisfactory. 5oHrnqt or Commerce..
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. .:----.-.-.T;yyfI.MaNS;roN nt,ARKETs. J

FEBRUARY 27.-Spirtts IagfpeHti a,s.---The MAJ
opened Rs@,aal n ga sss II
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES We hear OF sales OK aDeu.
sub casks 1t 3oSc. aud as casks city dis ssa
" sfaThe opening quotations In this article
were 40 for strained aud FOR good straat CD
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- -.

Che MARKET srdne qnret sn5 dan WIN q dectane
.eengency. SaIes reported 0f 1000 bayTels aoOd
~ IN 240 barrels (F, sxfsn No. ak
Tfely dl PATE mt $3.50 p barrel: closing qffet DC
st,p5a iqk strained and 81 ;g2k for good stIsfned
.1oT--fnc psarket Tor this article was steady Et
day were sold. seEf-9 - = Z e.5-N,
Grade TurDentt Market saSsdys srsi,x 10
e " at &l.75 for hard and $2.76 Tor s3r.
GIN ana ysAo Edp at which figures he receipts or
Cotton.-y0, impross asent to note 10 ne tore az
tne market 10 This article, which contin1es duf IL
acIn ana almost entirely nonfnsit few bales
following are tbe onieiai ssaofntiorS 8 r,,sansrv
I9Sc. 2 D.; good ordinary, loss: Iow SILidlns,
ilse.: middiing, 113c.; good ssSddlinss f9ses
75c, to $1.10 q bnshel, as In ouaisk &C.,
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AN iIGF Louisiana: III ~
AN EXTRA SESSION OF THE PACKARD AEe1sLA-
! :, ..,.;T,: al iTURE., - Tttt 1893 ~
NEW ORLEANS, March '1.-Packard has
convened his Legislature in extra session.
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RICHMOND GOODS soLp AT AUCTION 1N.!sEw

NEW. YoRK; March i.-4Ani auction firm
sold to-day at thei. sale-ranms ], 500 cases Of
Richmond prlG There was p large attend
anceana ti,e.b Siding was spirited the goods
brngtnsl what were ia Id TO abaTyery good
snrices.F lBhe sprints we're disposed sef, 'af,
prices fdngs from SIX and three QUARTERS
to seven and one eighth cents per yard.
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NEW YORK.SUMAC pa,fRKRTSs;

FEDRGavY 27.-Suyuachas not further changed,
with lradelsght; lead sa quoted u 81 OS, godi and
ginia quctsa at s85@sq0,- curreneSs-Jtn,ssi or
Commerce. .tt. ,,St ..Ii u 3tt BIZ 81 ia3ErS
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another weary time of waiting, for they
disposed of the objections in few minutes.
During the roll-calls Of the early evening
both parties of the House held caucuses,
leaving the seats almost all empty. 49,. ~.
BY dint OF strosg efforts senators were
prevented from signing objections to Vir-
ginia and West Virginia. 3D.. .t.;sr - a.. l. =
Every train to-day brought crowds Of un-
armed citizens to witness the close of the
count and the inauguration ofthe next Pre-
sident. The hotels are alive with people,
whose staple of conversation is the scenes
of this evening and the prospects Of the de-
ter,nined few who resist the counting. .
Associated Press Reports BY telegraph to the
..s.aj .s.t..se Dispatch II 4
s''"| THE FoBRED VERMONT RETURNS ri ~
are handled shrewdly by the reconcilables.
Nothing but their formal production by
Mr.. Ferfy-whieh Mr.. Ferry thinks would
be disgraceiul- -Will satisfy them. The Ster
intimates that the Preside will accept as
conclusive any irregular count and proesa-
nation by the Senate. !. II the. Senate, esec-
toral law fails, he will not allow Dir. Ferry,s
doubtful, powers TO- avert the hazard OF q
choice between Conkting and Morton. fol-
lowed by:a new election. The outlook Is
ss-. i'!:T III 81 ftsa .''"i'rE,,t = ~
! The low price OF gold is shrewdly ac-
-a;sbypothesis that In fhe de1 .
pressed condition Of. trade no oneiwlll
want it.. 40 IL :. S =. - ~ ~.
.AN1SrEnv1Ew WITH COVERINGS HAYES. ~ 4
10 oyernor, RE- Powers, of Missis-
sipui, who has Just arrived in this city,
STONED on his way and had an interview
with Governor Hayes as TO his proDaDle
southern policy. Governor Hayes. assured
this gentleman that he has not written %
syllable nor authorized any one to 1ndlcate
what course he would pursue in the South IN
the eyent7of his inauguration further Ithaa q
was set forth by his letter OF acceptance,
and that alLreposts relating thereto are lln-
authorized as far ais ne IS t. ' 49,,
GRANTS s. ORDERS GoNGERNIka LoUIsIANAtWHEN
-a,:,. HAYes.Is DEcLARED ELlEcTED. i :i'Si,
s. The New, York Th.ibune,s Washing tori dis
patch says il, is ind oubtsdiy true noY that
Grant intends, as sooIfas ,Hayesis oftcnily
Edeclared to be the, Presid t-elect, 10 modify
| the orderstoe General I iguri IS re-
,quire him no long to, maintain the :stGsasS
quo in New Orleans, apd to use the. Jnited
States troops stat ieneds here FOX tue
| purpose i Of preyentingt bIoodshed. This
policY aiassbes ia, determined upon by the
| President iiin~ pnositien ito the adviceges
some members OF his Cabinet, but 1t Is un'
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5petiaI Business Notites.
Special Notice,

For Medicines of all kinds,
Go to OWENS DRUG STORE.
For Paints, Oils & Glass,
Go to OWENS DRUG STORE.
For Varnishes. Glue & Brushes,
Go TO OWENS DRUG STORE.
For the Purest 81 Best Spices,
Go to OWENS DRUG STORE.
For Toilet Articles & Fine Soaps,
Go to OWENS DRUG STORE.
For BeciS's Celebrated Spectacles 81
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 POWDER, SHOT and CAPS
Go to OWENS DRUG STORE.
For Goods at City Prices,
Go to OWENS DRUG STORE.
aug Aft
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Condensed Locals.

Mr.. Jno. W. Darby. of MedIey's, whilst
raising meat house on Saturday fell and was
seriously injured
Engineer W. R. Hutton has made observa-
lions about the Jail as to the extent of the pro-
posed repairs.
Three prisoners for the penientiary, one for
the House of Refuge and one patient for the
Maryland Hospital left here on Monday in
charge Of the Sheriff.
The mantuam makers of this town, say they
could moi have made more darker dresses for
the young ladies than they have male had all
the lovers-every single one-died.
Mr.. Samuel I. Slonestreet killed a SOW this
season that ghed three hundred and twenty
eight pounds. Mis-. Almoney, proprietress of
the Montgomery House, killed another tht.t
weighed three hundred pounds.
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Daring Exploit.
EDWARDS FERRY, Dec. 3rd, 1877.

EDWARDS FERRY, Dec. 3rd, 1877.
Mr.. Editor IL will give you short ac-
count OF the late Geshet in this vicinity All
the corn, wheat hay, straw and fodder on
the river from Monocacy to Seneca have been
swept away or left in u damaged condition,
besides a great deal of fencing and many
buildings, with cattle, sheep, hogs and horses
Mr. Geo. W. Spates lost heavily in corn, hay
and fencing. Thomas Spates lost all his corn,
hay aud fodder on the bottom. There never
can he any accurate estimate Of the losses sus-
tanned by those living on the river.
will also narrale Thomas Spale's veniurous
trip on the river during the high water Tor the
relief Of an imported family There came to
the Ferry a report that MIR. Nathan Whites
family, below the Ferry were cut of from
land by the river and could not escape being
drowned He started down The river in
fishing sklf amid drift OF every kind from a
dwelng-house to a shock OF corn The dan
ger HpPcaied so great that many begged him
not tU venture but go he would. He was then
directed 10 take Off coat and boots, 50 il
the boat did sink or get broke by the heavy
drift then running be might save himself by
swimming TO shore On his way to the family
Of Mr. White his attention was attracted by
the calling for help by two Young men on
canal boat tied TO q tree out in field from the
canal being washed there by The river. lie
recognized their voices and made for the tree
and landed the two men safe on the hills II
appeared that those two men had taken pas
sage in Georgetown for Edwards Ferry, aud
about midnight the canal and river became
one body and they could 90 no further, and
tied their boat TO tree. 1t became evident
that the tree was fast beiGg washed away hence
the call FOR help,
Landing the men safe he continued down to
he house Of Mr. White aud rescued the rlmily
from danger Mr. White had II very ine Young
horse ia danger of being drowned. Tom
mounted the horse and swan him about a
mile 10 land, amid debris of every kind run
ming in the river lie was watched by The
multitude on the bills both in Maryland and
Vir4inii, aud accomplished his task amid the
praises aud thanks VI all. Yours truly.
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be respectful to his teacher, unless taught to
respect his parents, but will have no respect
for any one.
10 obey cheerfully and promptly all CON-
mands and requests of his teacher.
To be always neat aud tidy in dress and
person.
To do the very best in all school and other
work
To be mindful of the riahts and feelings of
Others. and to be kind and polite 10 all.
To remember that there is lime for work,
for play and for study, and that the scbo oil
room is the place for study.
To feel and understand the great value OF
time, and learn WAYS of improving it.
To he truthful and use good language on all
occasions.
7. DECATUR HADDAwAY
SLIGo, December 3, 1871
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LEATHER PRESERVER
AND
WATERPROOF Oil Composition,

DUBBER OVERSllOES are most hurtfnl to
III the feet; they not only hurt, but they
draw and deform them besides they are in
jurious 10 the general health. The necessity
for substitute for them, therefore, has long
been felt.
mo- Georges Leather Preserver and Water
Proof Oil Composition, Invented and Patent
ed by J. GEORGES, completely super.
cedes rubber overshoes 1t renders leather
impervious TO water Besides, il keeps il soft,
pliabe and agreeable TO the feet greatly con-
Irritating TO The comfort Of the wearer il
prolongs the wear of leather, and does not
prevent il taking good polish 1t not only
keeps Boots and Shoes in good condition but
removes the necessity for rubber overshoes
1t is an excellent article for Harness Leather.
no Mr. Georges was awarded premium
certificate for his invention al the recent Fair
held at Rockville Nd
mr. FOR sale by the Inventor Pateniee,
Manufacturer and Dealer, J j GEORGES,
Manufacturer Of Boots, Shoes and Caters,
2ll8 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D.
G. For sale by d. II. BOUIC,
nov 2-lf Agent for Rockville, Md.
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Gold Mine SOld.--Dr. c. F. Wi;lett,
Executor Of Mrs. Annie A. Davidson, has
sold TO J Kemp Bartlett, c. Merritt, Samuel
Merritt and Isaac S. Jones, Of Baltimore, Mrs
Davidson Gold Mine, in this county for :, b.
$50 cash, and the further sum of SO, $50 pro-
vided The workings Of the mine will produce
over and above wear and tear OF machinery,
wages and all other expenses, gold 10 said
amount of $3.50.
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None so False

as to deny that Dir Schley's Family Cough
Syrup is the article for curing Coughs, Colds
causes SO many sleepless nights. Buy il and
be convinced 1t never fails to give relief
For sale at Owens Drug Store.
nov Gin
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National. All lovers Of shakspere will
no doubt avail themselves Of the opportunity
to see the delineation Of his best plays by the
gifted and charming actress, Louise Pome-
roy, at the National, next week.
Sale.-on Tuesday next the sale of the
stock, farming utensils, &c Of the late An
thony Ricketts, will take place at his late resi-
dence in Clarksburg District. Those who wish
to secure bargains should attend.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
03 ACRES OF LAND.


mOhib OlN lti40Ds
This property is situated on the above
mentioned turnpike, about miles from
MilchelPs Cross Roads, near Jones Store aud
The intersection Of the Norwood branch Of
The above turnpike; is distant about "A miles
from Washington and 2 miles from Knowles
Station, on The metropolitan Branch Rail-
road, and adjoins the lands Of Augustus G.
Flack, VIM Il. Weller md others
The lRud Is well watered, having upon il
several fine Springs, and about oue-hHlf Of it
is in excellent white aud black oak timber,
aud is altogether a very desirable piece Of
property.
TERMS or SALE: One-lhird o. the our
chase money 10 be paid in cash on the day of
sale and the balance in two Equal payments
in one and two years from the day Of sale
said deferred payments to bear interest from
The day Of sale and 10 be secured by The sin
gle bills OF the purchaser or purchasers with
surety or surelies 10 be approved by the
Trustee; aud on the ratification Of The sale
by the Court aud the pay ment of The whole
purchase money aud not before, "A deed to
be made by the Trustee
A plat Of the lands will be exhibited At tho
sale
Couveyaucing AT the cost Of The purchaser.
JAMES b. HENDERSON,
nov l6-ts Trastee.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-12-07

Church Dedication. The dedication
Of the new Emory NJ. E. Church, (South, }
near MechanicsviIe having been postponed
on account Of Indictment weather, will take
place on Sunday, 9th instant, at II o'nlock,
A. NJ
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-12-07
IS 3-8 ACRES OF LAND,

lying on The East side and bounding on the
aforesaid Turnpike about ne-fourh Of a mile
above Mitchells Cross Roads, and adjons the
lands Of Williams Mitchell and Richard r.
Mitchell.
TERMS OF SALE One third cash on the
day of sale or the ratification thereof by the
Court; the residue 10 three equal payments
10 six, twelve and eighteen months from the
day of sale, bearing interest from the day Of
sale, to be secured by mortgage on The pro-
periy. A deposit Of $3.50 from the purchaser
or purchasers viii be required at the time Of
sale.
Conyeyancing at the cost Of The purchaser
GEORGE PETER
nov l6-is Trustee
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-12-07
Medical Authorities

assert that more than one-hAlf Of the annual
mortality is due to pulmonary complaints,
Why then neglect so grea: an earthly saliva
ton, when DR. Schley's Family Cough Syrup
is guaranteed to afford relief II is no patent
humbug, but is prescribed by the faculty.
Buy it and be convinced Only twenty-fi five
cents per large bottle at Owens Drug Store.
nov 9-tfn
DR.. Woods Anti-Bileous & Liver Pills
cure sick headache, costiveness, torpidiy Of
the liver, bilious ess, etc.--Price per box rs
cents.
Dn DRINKARD'S EYE SALVE, an un-
falling aud reliable remedy for sore and in
famed eyes Price per box, % cents. Sold
by Dr.. D. f. OWENS, Rockville, Nd.
w. Either of the above articles will be
sent 10y mail on receipt Of price.
oct l9--lf