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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
Steamboats, ano RAILROADS.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on liousatonic
ID and Naucatuck railroads rare 81 steamer BKIDGE
rnHT leaves Catlarin'ip al ll:5o a. No. and Bridgeport al
NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &C., Fare, 81.
= steamer, lave IoeSSp Gaiy l9"Gs{I sT s Tor
DHlLADELPHiA ia Long BRANCH and
[ The NLWJTGsET sOUTHERN RAILROAD Fare
lower an By any %hr rn"'f r o EIgo 81 RaS
i a. m for Philadelphia. Long Branch, River and
rhadsphia Long gr 2Ed Ton, y Is, Ware
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
GREAT TRIAk iLNE o,.,,,,
Trains leave New-TorH, via Dcsbros,cs and Cortiandt
Ty,fl fd Iiagls5c Pittsbur-h the Vest south with
Pullman Palace Cars attached $50 a. H. b and 80 - II.
F6f wiHamsport Lock Haven, CORY and Erie atS#op
on i;cgoi. For Wiamslr,rt and Lock navcn. $500
!or Baltimore Wqsnneon and ~ -oath Limited " 3s,
$40 ~; arrive washington AZ p H. Regular ct $40
ExTess Tor Pinadep ., $50 $50, SO t95Q Limited
$50 a. n B. g. Z $50 p Emgrant and second class,
Accommodation for TI,nton. =. u and 40 pm M
For p. li , To WI" . ify AID oi5Sr pd i
r,r local schedule at all ticket oiires On, 1oqo m o,,
I9-G D M Gey 10 a M 9n9 R, 40 M az, ea'f T
lo Iio ana wv F. ~; 70 H iI6' 1910 l0 a. H. O.
G G2 9 i 81 a.. D. a. I ,a J" ' ~ W. ksr House
and l. OF Of Dcs5rosse? and Cora diets No Court;
Eruolvn: Nos H. llG. ard IL Hudoust llonscui DE-
not CITY IUirraHt Ticket Office ~" SIattl place
- 'ERA<E THOMSON D. ~. BOY d. j.,
General Manager GcnGIal Passenger Agent
CTUNINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON
AND ALL POINTS East.
REDUCED FARE.
Elegant steamers SO, Sorh River foot Of Jayst
al = T. ~ q, ..-..-, .t-,.. A.. s,o,,,,,.,a
ec, AT Offices OF Nrsjcott EXIess Company aud al 5U3
ErUauway. ...-...-,,-,.,. ,,.-r
Freight only Steamers Pier y. North River foot OF
par nacc AT 30 r. ~ gifts either iHc taken at low
,.n,,,,y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
Brooklpn Rcal gstaic for Sale.

DWELLING- HOUSES Nos. 43 WiI0w-st.,
IL 81 Hick~st AZ q ana Na~saus 100 and lo2 Pine
GORDON Ia lu.ti), ~ C4arNsi iifsJSNn
nor SALE 49, DWELLINGS, brOwn-stOne
fronts from - 90 10 $lnVuu Also one Iaoets, aud
brown stone front STORE G. W j. BLDEii+ Buiicrs,
No. %27 Sm st.. BrooNyn
EOR ENCHANGE-HOJ SIS, hrOwn-stouc
fronts directly entrance ~ prospect taIk Brook
lyu, for EXCHANGE SALE. irc!d, % a9I >, "yrItA-
ave % and 56 ~ NarSsayo 1913 Prospect 'ace ~ Lin
coin place an every respect admirably located, Wuh
all IMPROVEMENTS would ie par pay meat lots or
houser KCBI 1T s. ST SSiNG, 2Cs MODi 1gucst,
Continental puaiug BroOAlyI. Broker in Real Estate
/ OW-PRICED LOTS for SALE or LEASE,
- for Manufactures. RcGueri"s, Chemical Works &c
Blocks dklod ctrunt also blocks Nv Ell!
inrs adjoining .orG and trootlrn.
Tets easy all mortgage, witl builders 0n saiato
' :. II. SCHIEFFELIN. 40 William St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
Gltunllous IUInIco--fcndlcs.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE MN
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE ~, ~ I'D AZ J., ~ "
r1kyS OI'FlCFS No i.s3- Broadway corner Ihlrty mrs.
~ or ;,U~ West Twenty thri ST.. cor Eghth|Nej Ioo
;iri yssycutust AT inc II AltLEM VT -
N, Thrdaye., ono hundf-l Andl",hlf uIlh =,
UIaTrn savings Bank Buildingb up 10 p H. az iesu'i
once rates -------------
Ar SIllMSS SELECT AGENCY, No. 543
n sixth ave- VIII DO found honest capable ana feabe
o,re ants alc and female for any capacity al tho
shoEtest notice city ana county.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27


4 FOR SALE OR TO RENT.--The resi-
N. sIdencc Of the late Judge JOIN II. WHITE south
grounds ~ N,rcnt conc lion; terms reasonable Principals
'''' MtS }oHN II. WHITE saratoga SPRINGS, Ny.
AT CROTON LANDING. FOR SALE.
coniry residence The property is located ON TIE W - SIDE
81 S " and A oGa i2' c E T Of 4c n,o yc
r lame 5 Is i9I p GGyea T , I' aG ' Son
barn. hois, and other odthmi3ngS le honSe G9n
parjicllafs addrc:s DWhEn cLARiE Iribluc One.
BOATING. BATHING, and FISIlING.-50-
- a 5 a s 20 9ef inn lr'T 3 I Te @Sa . eco @
front Oh river rne 90 400 ear 5s'1 ,,,r,,e
CORNWALL. \. Y.-Farms. 10 400 acres;
O,ia co;t.-c &C., forsalr rent. JAMES G ROE
C0U&rRI PLACE for SALt or 10 ~ I.,' a.
- lLga IT., o l t. ir ~ .'. 90 AZ, @ ' I, Car
200 J.C.i,y15 y - OF To- g. ". sc'd.r Iuntfueto' J.
NOR SALE-Famus in Orange putchpss.
Wcst.ae.e" K' sia,G am ohcT nguHy gau"I i, d.!
NC 4rTf s el% i Hr5g anu 6iiTE is. Baa4aay
EARM. Sc, For SALE, TO LEASE, or
Two e, oa Of ). Sr9 CIR ns isT =" ,i l1.
apply bo> liz. y y. Post onc., for particulars.
GOR SALE OBJ LEASE-Thc CHESAPEAKE
al ne r,iglrog',,e Of t-'laa, "G.~ ggnIr
s''' D. Ei!ESi:E 40. lGi Eqr.lore.t.,,
NEAR RINERSIDE-An neat sevcr-roon COT
y IAGh barn. AID i .9e 5 q y ii l, ',ii . a
NEAR By on EASY TERMS.-ONE
Sod,rn i,upr5yemeuis a. minat., RON wall ~ uiN
Jersey Cc-gsi .il lines at aa, ,b and MINUTES Wax
from passenger aiion yn iA} . =. lEtS ~ los Ind
%; n G,y' cs5st' "a .n Sl' fH Ts a. so s2G
/ Ad,iTfs ros.. 0a.cc Eox ia Elizabeth y. J.
} 4 mp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
Gounlrn Real eSstate tcr Sale.

A II HACKENSACK. \. Jon easy terms, a
n modern village Et,~ ipENCt containing MIN rooms
priced Brooklyn property Address G. Box % i'b"ne once
4 BARGAIN.-For Sale or Rent. at Morris
~ town. y j. modern COTTAGE Of y rooms, large bot
:. EDDY, l45 Broadway Room p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
Eorscs nu0 Garm5 rUantc0.

WANTED to EENT--lIOUSE Of medium
w size !ocauGeon liaG.Gn iayeI road not a@ve
TaIyfUwu. =. ], i! IN ~ - il.i'-Si' '' J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
,,,xIaTuRE ALMANAC

- 697 Sun .... 54o Moon rses."..- tSz
san us'e'' HIaH wArRR THIs DAY A. N - q 90
x,.N 800 Cows ISLAND 74A Hell @. Ferry. S55
ktnaS hV HioH THis DAY ?, N - ,ooo
island S2O lien u retiS ..1VV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
fine ARTS

RIA GALAXY OF GEMS.
I THE AMERICAN COLLIE TION OF
PAINTINGS,
comprising examples OF every American artist OF
rot, contributed instance ny the artist repre-.
eued in It's entirety without Goub The choicest opec-
flor OF the American artists offered public
The collection VIII he sold AT aucon
AT IIE KURTI GALLERY.
No. q East twenty thru st, Madison square,
THU R-DAG AND FRIDAY, MARCH AND .,
oCpck =.
Gallery will bc Monday, 21th inst, and the
PAINTINGS win remain OF FREE EXHIBITION tTJm
O'clock a. m Ia 10 OcOc; y. IA. Unti time Of sale.
DANIEL 4. MATHEWS, ACCTIONEER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
OFFICIAL RECORD OF !nAL EsTArh rRANsFER

AEV-TO'k CRY.
lstayc. u.s. 2atnu OF 42ds;, l7.GNfo; cathaHne Z
Kiytr az. lI .g C Noiiaa
tis,sIs Il.a5 Il II I.taye I-.gxloO.j, Patrick 400
- T" ~ " -. 1900
'' ,crf c, o. .,..c - Nominal
' Si +. ."o' 81 ,,i aNT Nominal
o.. 81, u ,i 10 o. 'i I.oo..c. 3 % 900
ai1,r 5 81 ro..s. Of sesia'st. ia,S5li. Henry o,o
coes a. @ q $50 y Of 4d1e5e, i46xIo55; Wilctt
Bronson aaG 10 J. Dos iug ...--.-,-, -...- 1-'1o
A~i.. ..n 1863 ftsoi Hcs1erst 25alooi Louis p o,o
and yi,,to " E.,en.n. '' Nominal
1, nc 4, O. .r T'.''' ~ 49, 2S5oo
- ,yesr orof ia Isl, -19-87l; Lacy 1lsa2'e ooo
Sas1, ij5lico. IIlbay, 25AJo9. Ni,s stat ~ ooo
Ser'h &ose,:, 8, ne "a $ d Wsshin@t 22x
s, ;s s,,. - ,oi 10, .. % 200
%s J.I. Al :, o. T y, i5l i' go 1860
S78. za 1,s y = o. %i 10 5ooaias 1850
-. fe t., ,,I. .'7I -'A''O. >-''''''- 80, 500
Sa-t 5 ~, 8, , Of Iol.are ti@i0o; Nat'af'oi ,.,
i.asa cooi o. 3st. C$HJ5S; NathanicI Jarvis,
1919 ,je '' d q .'''i's' Nominal
sa,fe ~. % '''' ~. ''.'>ioY -. Nominal
Heirl. r ~ o. I,s 60 5000
-s's%' u.s. 75t q gtaaye 24.shv74x Irregular eg-,
Fio2oe ave- " g. .osIiso ,5lti WarJ. NJ ioG, .oo
Ia ~ 90 t.r.'aa @@'la'e . NJ 5,.,,,, I'-'o
,Nsj; "a r rt Il. 10 .' g. 25oo
2.tas.,s :. ,s.5 !, y q dave, l5czlooll; & Ann
~ s4lG;a, : c,s Sos ' s. i5Cji Wis Melvin,
Cs So. {, ID S. 81 IT'LL l ia. Go> 10000
,FIssf To- Z v k,o,eS. " i'''''', -. Nominal
Dixon rel 10 - 8 l,lsv o. '''' I. .-'.-.... 52oo
IOmcs.l j. ). eaYA.l Deputy Register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
RAILROAD OF NFW-

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
y -ALLENTONN LIEF.-F,rry stat onS ~ New-Yors.
loot 81 Lh.rt aud loot CaIkso,i. town. Freight
station iocj of LiUeriy-st
CoIurenuns Iaa. . iS55-leave Ne"-York. foot OF LIB
5GA m AL TElIS ior tlcmug'u Laston, BelyidcIe,
Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch chunk Tau1qua. Tam
NIlGe- barre Scranton MIRA &r. conuects al Jane
. s:ls a. MogNING ExrIKsS FOR High Bridge Branch
aston Allentown. HaiI1~u", ana the West Mauch C.uHh
Tduauua. To1yandl HlsesbaiTe scranton. Dauvllc VA
10 :}a a. r.-For @oucrvle and Remington
lao D. u.-ENF::sS Tor FrMH2lOl EIstUH, Bath Allen
town Muuch ChHk NIlE"~Harfc, Scranton, TaIaalua
MalaD-,y cav, HaIeiop. Reading Columbia Lancaster
IpjrFa PoiI-vihc lit'--i'.}.. Nc- $500,
400 p. mfor HIfH BIid:' ranch. Easton, Eri,idrr'
Allentown. ana 'o... q connects ~ junction WHh
Del. 4,a. AMI West Ian roar.
-':.up. For Sul8cry de- ana Remington
'.i'p Iu.-EyFNINS fNPs-, daily ul Eastoh AueltOun
Reading ~UUTC. and the West
So %. m.--For EfYfpr. -
sis "I5. 10 s., u: . O. 1919, $ij, 4l5, jl', 1:!,
contoa 8, mace 10y Clarlson-st Ferry at Jersey City
VIII al. !r;u1s utdioed -. - ....,.t.. .. ..-...
CT-NB.N ThtI,~-l..i.t NrWN orr, ZOO, lIber'Ns, NJ
g.",, n, III /. d. an flr iUulJ EtcuE ant Intermediate
uo.t, ed ri IS H. H. Ter Eaatop. Reading, aud Harrisburg
NEWLY ORR AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
EKNNcH. OCEAN GROVE. STA GRIT. AEp SQUAN.
RIVER a. T.. o.. lI:iJ "a. H.. 4. -. o:IJ q. M
Erru, tool 81 Cur.sOust. az HI a. H.
Stages 10 kCyuot connect al NGt&"an station
VII Ilsf T.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
&lasirli lmstrumeIIs


4 BRAUTlGAM'S Upright and Square
"a. PIASCS second TO none; prices moderate Con
~'anty on hand arc assortment of second hand Pianos
from best makers New aId second hand Pianos 10 rent
MlrcToons. No. % Uuon-5qaaIc.
4 FEW secondhand WEBER PIANOS at
~ hiTgaius Of them used hT v.y short
Iiu. a. or best -ilu4, aud really almost neW
fully warranted W every respect 4.
P.cssc Chll at tar
WEBER wAREEoOMs, 5thaye. and 1Gthst
| IGIVE 4 ERNST, Old house Of Idghtc 4
Blidpury. p1rr thor silenIm PLAN JFOH - % lJ3
pTcss, aud monthly payments at y East ltcL Also
SIniGis AMERICAN OHGAS-.
G X BALL ~ CO..
LDe so IL EAST lftTf|r.
Chickering'S Stcinways. rtltr Pianos Organs low
fuI casa. on 40. tIlWrnts ar.! r".pl.
4 GREAT OFFER ~ c., viz IL -. @ 4,s,es
dispose NJ 100 PIANOS aad ORGhSS and secondhand
Er,t class makers, nruu" .i'~~' lower pnct iJi
casa ir; until paid for. tn before
offered. WAITRESS GRAND, glARt-au. tPKlHll /
PIANOS aud ORGANS are tHc BL~T MADE" A"fiN =
WANTED. illustrated tataiugHcs mailed. a liberal DIS
T.GCtess. BHis'.JS Ctr hes etc SHEET Muse a.
haH uncr HORACE WATERS ~ Sous. Manufacturers
Dealers, 30 Last lttiisi- Union sduaIe. ~. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
Steamboats, ano Railroads.
PALTMOGE AND OHIO RAILROAD

L.
$40 q. IN. fos Washington anl tie West, !lchmonl,
llarfts the ~ou faua Iarlor cars from New orr
To- 4tl.u,c .Hd Naanpl"u making close onhH'cu,n Tor
i.i..burar. Cpg;uu9t -. Loua. Apl,'lr thI'3'o &C.
d.. Washington. ana ECbIsuud ara -" south,
VIA ,oIiousye PuIlaI from NeW-lor To- Baltimore
and Wash'ugtou
H. i daily W9,nIng- The South and NcsT. Iululans
Nc NO 10 batoir GHC Nasi ton lnak!n-
clos. connie, uus Chicago, Cincinnati Louisville -
LUIS lfts,urc, south an! south West connects AZ
Washington N.ih a!IslUr yHcnnut-, r"i,ua r"-OIeans
and hc south
For through t,,.ets please caU a company OHices 3iJ
BROAD NcW-foTk iEd az t,.rt Dttcs, loot
OF 0iaHdt ana i->-~st.. aad Depot, Jersey city
ttit Ithi.I~ VIA
/
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27

4 EIilGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
4 ARIA tEMfNT o. PASSENGER TRAINS Jan l.
lN71-ayc t''uis @! tuItIt AMI DcspTUts sis, AZ
20 o. r igt Express, daily. Tor EasiO. Bethlehem Al
etoWH Mauoh Climax, eslrfc, ltt>i"n, saw Finn
1tICF AuhuU go ht-ter huiun, Niagara Fails, anu u''
AeEl. puInai,'s sllrpIIF tnUh,'. ats he'd
fDn'I. ". -ANI;f, ~up't. and Engr:
once Chafrl aid Coitian0' slA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27

A FOR SALE OR TO RENT.-The resi-
IN sdeucr Of Che late Judge JOIN II. WHITE Soat
BroadNa-, saratoga springs NewNOrk house stable and
grounds ia excellent condition terns reasonable Pncpa'
o--, ~ Y inHN II WHITE saraloga s-r-ncs Ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatOnlc
- and NHucatuck sgoids. Fare Il. steamer 3klDGt-
Pu 1T leaves Cathan~,ip l3D and bridgeport at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27

Scotch Protestant brsc ~ hundrcse under.
stands ladies' aud chdnns nneren and IL an excel
lent chambenaid; has uexcepUnaOe rfertncss Apply al
PARIS GO. e. 623 UtaNe, between 9th aud 5 thsts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27

dbsb .b0l FOR small FARM of acres.
~ -. >.bHy StrHGa5Grg Icun mile from depot
OF IL III. road b-i"k to"-e "ih f'c rooms DO ro,l
ororr. house. workshop.
or ar ont j. IS az kinds ,hpie fil'. 'rs; ur l"ua
suitable ~. buildings worth tfc noH.Y: ifl.
half cash bii.,- ycilt. Az less f1tl.! 10y "'
H. -uOUGsDals, Penn. @. ". DAVIS, iT9rc Gree, IT, ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27

KIFiNtEl, ODmn.ds Wharf IJitm''r No, ''li.
S.ne all the appointments ~ tirt'l"s vi" ,-s ''' j.,
Lsc.uding Ccufu@s hi,I-, hlis cNtHtI'"is, "'. I III
good working uTO,l. A,Tds Ia
Baltimore, Nd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27

EOR SALE-Fawus IN Orange. putchpss.
Wcst.Ho.;e- Re-gaaG, AMI other nearby counties in
Nov, Narr ard <.NICIS"N ami elsewhere; l'tHm I1.ts
rr ic.,t several to rent. OLIVER, 49, Bfanivay-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-12-28
MARYLAND NEWS.

The fair grounds at Cumberland were sold
on Wednesday of last week by Mr. Jacob
Brengle and others for $4,000 The pur-
chasers design organizing new society.
John Bearer, 81 years old, died last week in
Carroll county. He was fier in the war OF
1872, and was at the battle OF North Point in
defense of Baltimore.
The Worcester county Record says there is a
printing Office run in Somerset county by a
coored school teacher, who edits 'sets up
and does the press work for small newspaper,
which is distributed among the colored popu-
lation Of that county.
At a meeting of business men in Cumoer-
land last Friday it was proposed TO erect an
iron furnace there il $50 600 were subscribed
by the Cumberlanders, $3.50, 900 10 be sub
iron could be produced there for $l5 per ton
There was also stated a project for establish
ing shoe factory in Cumberland.
The boys in ihe'Leonardtow primary school
turned the school-house into Plevna on
Wednesday, and held the fort against the
teacher until they granted leave of absence
until after the holidays. The girls at the
academy followed the example set them by the
boys, and were also victorious.
The Westminster Advocate says: "At a
meeting held at Mount Airy, on the 18th inst,
il was resolved to invite the people Of Carroll,
Frederick, Howard and Montgomery to meet
in mass meeting at Mount Airy TO consider the
proprieiy of pettioning the General Assembly
of Maryland for new county TO be formed oil
parts OF said counties. Henry Bussard acted
as president, and e. NJ. Anderson as secretary
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-12-28
Local Option.

| Mr.. Editor The subject of crimes and
misdemeanors, their management and the con-
sequent heavy addition TO our Court expenses,
has been agitating the public mind of our
county for time, and am gratiied to see
that mainly through your influence some OF
| our most prominent citizens have entered the
| lists.
would be perfectly content 10 let them and
| such others as might be able TO contribute TO
the calculation OF the subject deal with il
without word from me, If | was not fully
convinced the subject from which almost all
the trouble arises has not been touched by any
of the gentlemen.
While am fully 10 accord with yourself and
Mr.. Davis in regard TO the Whipping Post,
there is no truer maxim than the following
"TOlIe cduSam cesat efectis." Now it would
surely be more wise in us 10 make war on
the cause of crime than to expend all our
energies on its punishment 1t is an undeni-
able fact that whiskey is the cause of very
large proportion of crime. The lower classes
of society, especially the colored people, will
have it at all hazards, and when they can't
earn enough to buy their bread and whiskey,
which is often the case, they will resort TO
dishonest means to obtain one or the other |;
and when under its influence they become so
disorderly and pugnacious aslo break the
peace which involves the necessity OF sending
them to Jail for Court; whereas, il the tempta-
ton of whiskey was out Of the way there
would be little or no incentive TO crime. | am
aware that the subject is difficult one to deal
with, and you are ready to ask me how to cure
its evls2 We might at least have the privi-
lege of voting on the question Of Local Option,
which law has operated so bene6clally in
some of the counties. At all events it be-
hooves all good citizens to grapple with this
monster and thus remove the cause and the
effect will cease. am persuaded If we ac-
complish this we will have very little use for
the Whipping Post and our Court expenses
will be greatly reduced. REFORM.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-12-28
DEATHS

| DIED, on The oath instant, in this town,
| MARY BECKWITH, in the s5th year of her
| age.
Death, how mysterious ihou art and what
deep sole unity and awe dost thou inspire rs
thou enteresi unseen and uhhcard, whether it
be in the silent night, at early dawn, the
bnsy noOniime or the meditative hour OF
twilight. Thou stealest precious buds in their
freshness and beauty thou takest in thy grasp
young scions of bright promise blooming into
maturity, and anon The parent stem, the stay,
the prop, and support of all yields to thy en-
brace. What mighty changes dost thou bring,
but is not life fraugbt with changes as we
journey on through its mystic wales?
To the aged who have oui-lived the space
allotted 10 man, death brings release from
WEAKNESS and bondage. When the eye wakes
dim and the mental powers decay life is bereft
Of lis charms. They who have been faithful
in the various duties assigned them and in
works of love and charity, trusting 10 the
merits of the cfuc6ed Saviour, may truly hope
for an ncorruptihle crown. Their spirits soar
joyously from the tenement of clay to man :
sious whose angels and archanges chant their
praises 10 the precious Lamb of God.
DIED, on the 23rd instant, JOHN EDWARD,
eldest son OF James and Martha A. Small
Dear little Eddie, we miss the so
All through the day wherever we go;
All through the night how lonely it seems,
For your little hands wake us not from our
dreams.
We miss thee through all the weary hours;
We miss thee as others miss Sunshine and
flowers.
Daytime or nighttime, wherever we go,
Dear little Eddie, we miss thee sol
Dear little hands. they have gone from US now
Never again will they rest on our brew
Never again smooth our sorro wful faces;
Never clasp ours in their childish embraces;
And our foreheads grow wrinkled and aged
with care
Thinking Of little hands once resting there.
But We know in happier, heavenier cline,
Dear little hands, we may clasp you sometime.
G..
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-12-28

On account of death in the family the
Sentinel will reach its patrons this week a
few hours later than usual communica-
tions and advertisements have not re-
ceived attention from want of time on
this account also. We hope our gener-
GUS patrons will excuse us under this
trying circumstance for the apparent
negligence.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-12-28
MARRIAGES.

MARRIED. at the Baptist church Of German
town, by Rev. VIM 0. Pe.iy. December 10,
1877, Mr.. HILLARY T. HIGGINS and Miss
MAGGIE WILLIAMS, all of this county.
MARRIED. on December 20lh. in Goshen NJ
+ church Sonth. by Rev. Q. NJ Brown, Mr..
FRANCIS W HIGGINS to Miss IDA E.
CLAGETT, all of this county.
MARRIED, on Thursday, the 27th inst, 1877,
at Speucerville, in this county by Rev. Edgar
Rohey, Mr.. ANTHONY b POOL to Miss
MARTHA NJ. HARDING, of Howard county.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-12-28

The Democratic Jackson Association of
Washington, D c., has made arrangements
for the celebration of the 9th of January, the
anniversary of the battle of New Orleans. -
Representative Stephens, of Georgia, Senator
Voorhees,, Of Indiana. and Senator Jones, of
Florida, have consented to speak on the occa-
sion If time and opportunity shall permit.
Among throat garnitures lace scarfs take
the lead all kinds are worn, long, short and
medium.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-12-28

The numerous incidents of crime mar
rated in the papers as occurring on Christ
mas lay is appalling. Nearly every
large city in the country celebrated the
day with several murders. These crimes
are committed more frequently on that
day than any other, because of the gen
eral carousals that are INDUCED in by all
classes and conditions.
Most people think Christmas was made
for the sole purpose of eating turkey and
getting drunk, and that the birth Of
Christ was only an ordinary incident that
has nothing to do with the matter at all
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-12-28

The gist Of Senator Blaine's remarks,
while in St. Louis recently, to the inter-
viewer is comprised in the following SEN
fences: 1.-THE Southern people are not,
in fact. reconciled. They are playing
policy, and their purpose is to get posses
sion of the government and rule it as
they did before the war, and then all the
established results of the war and recon-
struction would be set aside" To this
it may be remarked that it is time such
politicians were reconcled to the pro-
gress of the country toward peace. Mr..
Blaine will discover eventually, perhaps,
that the country is not going backwards.