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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-30
Die 0arfefariiuoer. .

Sn Seiten, tpie BET ietisen, no fein 6abn
na6 Der Jog. b6beren Yolitif, iuie mir bic
Gorge nm rationale angelegenbeiten 3ur I'm
terlbetoung bon Der nieberen, Jog. Warb=POz
littf nennen mD4ten, frdbt, baben bic 9eute,
pel6e Yolitifer bon Proieiiton linb, eineu
i6llmmen Stano. Siele beiiben nid)t 10 piel
8lugbeit, in iol6eu pinoitillen Eagen iidb
rubi9 81 perbalten, lonoern nad] bein Utotto j:
"keep yourself before the people" miibz
len uub tpirtbiGafteu fe, I'M 4ufnlerfiamfeit
81 erregen, uno oa es genus :3eitunsen gibt,
iuelde glauben, cine Siinbe on ibren 2elern
gu begeben, tpenn lie bielelben nid)t tdgli9 nit
einem Mrtifel iiber Yolitif begliiden, 10 ge-
tpinnen Die politil6en @inbmiiller menigitens
Oas, bab ibre Bldne BON elmer groBen In3abl
BON Yldttern beipro6en tperben.
Die lpabbafte 9ei6idte, baB Elm babies
0ubenb eben,aliger 8e9ierun9s @lerfS in
@albingtun cine 8eriammlung gebalteu bat,
I'M bort eine Blaine Yartei 3u qriinbeI,
bat einige polttide Sogeli9auer in &eoaf-
anlaBt. Der bette gSte oil Der Safe 1T aber
Der, oaB iofort eiuise anbere Yolitifer, natiir=
lid iol6e, pelde nod on Der Ofientlideu
strippe Iteben, aulamnlen9etreten itno, I'M eine
SaDeSz Yartei 81 gritnoen.
Gebt @u9 feline Wiibe, SIR 9erreu! Das
3anb bebarI tpeber etner glaiuez, nod elmer
5apes= Yartei; iebe oerartige @riinbung nlub
Elm tobtgeborenes Sinh iein. Die beiben por-
banoenen Yarteien rei9en fir alle Sebiirfuiiie
uorlaufis aus, nnb iie ,ueroen oorausfthtli6
nod alle bieie @riinber iiberbanern.
aub lit eS ganS einerlei, pas Otorton Ober
Blaine, S1loen ooer 2anar Ooer 'irgenb ein
berporragenber republifaniidsr ODER bemofra=
tii9erYarteifiibrer 81 tbun geoenfen, unb Ser
artige Spefnlationen itnb bic 3elegrapbge=
biibreu urb bas Yapier nidt mertb, auf Oas
iie gel9rieben inb. Der Sonlaler fonlmt
beran, uno man tbut am 8eiteu, oas Solf in
4ube 81 laiien; es iit gar fein 9ebiirfniB oa>
fir oOrbanOen, iid ausenblitfli9 nod ipdrlner
su MAIDEN. 0ie Augelegenbeiten beS 2anbes
geben ibren gereselten Sang, ipeoer ein dnBe=
rer 6einb, nod ein @diar beorobt bieie Ne=
publif, mir f0nnen einen ganS rubigen Cont
iler baben uno in aler @emiitbSrnbe beS
Worsens in ltnierer 3eitung na6leien, utpie
binten, iueit in Der 9iirfei, bic S6lfer auiein-
nuhpriffnopr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-30
Ser Yrusef; besiigIiG oes Gaentoner
9s1t SS.ft ErS


= arle ton, S-s@., 29. Wat.-Ser
ProseB besii9li9 Der @llentoner Seri9m6rllng,
Der bier i'm 8unbeS<@erid)te lett benz 18. 5.
Sits. i'm 9ange lit, uno in meldem Sbers
SunoeSrid)ter @aite prdfbirt, lit BON beioen
Seitcn NIT aIBerorbentliher Gnerge gefiibrt
iporben unb bat bas @eridJt tGgltcb BON 10
llbr Sormittdgs biz llbr 4benos in 4nz
lpru6 geuOnlmen. Die Iusiagen Der ,3euz
gen fiir Die Sertbeioigung, bereu 8erb0r nod
nid)t beenoet lit, itellten folgenOc Bunfte felt:
1. baB bic gtsger obue Yropofation arf Die
gSeiben su i6ieBen begannen, oaB Die 8eiz
Ben ben Angriff uid)t erpartet batten unb
NIT mebreren Serpuubeten 5uriidgetrieben
tuurben;
2. odB na6ber eln llebereintomnlem qetroi<
fen iuuroe, na6 pel6enl Der Streit geI6li6tet
luerben lollte, uno beibe Sarteien itd ,uriidz
gen unb oaB ipater einige berielben peiBeu
WtGnner, Die anmelenb marer, alS bas lleberz
eilfommen gelflofien ipuroe, auf benz Seiin.
lue9e, als iie bur6 einen Sunlpf gingen, bonn
6tnterbalte aus bon gtegeru ause9riffen mur-
Den, Die auf ile obne porbert9e 8arnung fen=
erten;
8. Der Seriud bon Seiten Der anflase, gu
bemeiien, oaB Die gSeiBen bic an9reifsr isuren,
W yul5lluy leptYelu)luYellf uttIi 10 luuiut nut
onr9 Die beiberieittgen 3eugeu berpielsn, baB
in Der Gonferens nit ben SffSiereu Der Sunz
oesarmee Die gSeiben Ni6ts weter iuiini4ten,
ais Oen Srieoeu Su erbalten, unO baB iie auf
bas gSort beS @apitdns 2lopo, pelher iagte,
er peroe 4lles, mas in ieiner 0tad3t itebe,
tbrn, I'm Die gteger 5u berubigen, ii9 3uriid=
Sn9en uno acknowledgement. Die 3eugenz
ausiagen laiien au6 erieben, baB Seuator u.
y. Sutler iif nit GROCER WdBtguug uno
yfo6itdt uerbalten bat, unb baB ieiu Suite
re1ie oartn befanb, ben Srieben iuieoer berSu=
ltellen uno ben anfrubr, obne oaB babel ein
3ropfen Slut oergohen merOe, 81 bei6mi6ti=
gen, uno barauf arbeitete er ielbit nod na6
Der @onferen5 nit ben Sunbesz zSffi5ieren bin.
4ls oas @eriid)t ging, Das @efedt babe alien
grnftes abernlals SWiiden ben gtegern uub
gSeiBen III irgeno elmer anberen @e9eno be-
gonnen, uno als Solontdre berbeiltrSnteu, nm
ibre angesrifieuen SriiOer Su idiiteu, iagte
Sberit Butler, man babe iid) einnlal nit Den
9tegern in einen Baft eingelaien, unb er ges
ltattete ienen Sreifptlligen, itd) gegen iie gu
penoeu. Die antlage bat i6re bireften 3euz
genperb6re gei6lOiien, uno Die Sertbeioigun9
miro Die ibri9en mabrl6einlif nod beute idlie-
Ben. an Wittipod unb 0onneritag piirf=
ten Die beiberieitigen Intpdlte plaioireu, uuo
boiientli6 miro bann Die Sade OOuneritag
Ibeno ben @ei6woreneu iibergeben tperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-30

Stem Orf, 30. WtQI. : @elb lei6r 5ll
II. sse9iel rabis gu 4.88. Sob i6lOf
rubig at 1868. 8unoes Sbli9ationer
i9lofisn rubig u. fsit; 1s81er Coupons 1154
neue 110s 1867er 1135, 1861 116
neue Siinfr I'LL, 1O.4Osr COUPONS 113t,
aftien idjloiIen lebbaft unD tetis: Stem:
sorfsr gentral 911, Gris 81, eafe 9bOre 484
SGinoiierGentral 500, gittsburg "a, Chicago,
Nortbmeitern 214, griOritdten 484, 9todz So:
lamb %.
llnteri6abanlts 8ilan3: Sob $50, ,221 ;.
OO7; @ourant SAG, 1884, ,496.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-30
steuertetriiaer per,aftet. .

Sits burg, Yennl., %. Utat. = s. 3.
GObbins, superintendent elmer Srannttpeill=
brennerei in ct. 2ouis, in pelder Die Steuerz
betriigereien periibt tpuroen, an benenOtc&eau,
SoDce II. q. betbeiligt maren, purOe geiter1
5u ct. BeterSburg, @larion=@o., perbaftet.
RobbinS mar elmer Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Seugen nnb lieb $4,000 Siirgl9aft i'm Sttde.
Seiu Iufentbalt8ort puroe erit Dor &ur6enl
entbeft. Ser 9efangene ging geitern Ibeno
utter slufF9t zines @ebeimpOliSiiten mad
ct. Souls ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-30
Baltimore fire e9nfuraaee Wf1fs
auf Der
Giibtpef>Gfe berSnrt9> Il. Wateritr.

Dieie @eieGidaft neriidert forudbrenb sesen Ber=
lutte Dber gdaben our6 8ranbunsIId forotI in Der
Stabt sDie aui bem eanbe, ale arten BON gi9entbnm,
Wobnz, Saben= unb Waarenb5uier, 5an6elS9iter,
aderbauz4robufte, Uiobeln, Saus 3erdtbidaften,
I'm Ban besrifene oberrm 3afen in eaouns befnolide
Sabraeuge u. |. NJ.
Sas 5treftorium hetebt aus folaenben Serren:
gSm. q. S>arrtfot,, Yrdiibent;
Dapib g. Dil5on, s. NRorton Stetpart,
Trancis :. Sing, 9. S. NeB conner,
Senrp Carroll, Srpile Soripit,
R. g. Gteuart, B. IS. SapIor,
2Bm. 8. ,Srune, George I. Sarriion,
s.. pon aapff, V. albert Gtders,
&. Robert SenfinS, Wenbes @oben,
gBm. s. Benn9ton.
Applifationsz ormulare uno tDeitere yta6rbt Iber
bic G5eelbaft Dtrb in Der Office auf her Sibipeit=
gde ber Soutb. uno gBatertra6e ertbeilt, AUDI ale
4uitrdge iofort edeoi9t fueresn, 8eliiterungen
Derben auf irgenb cine Srif an9enommen, Delte auf
Applitant nlnfden mag.
SaHt,1Sll 3r @npoparo, Scfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-30
Giienbabn=tlnfau.- 3iuei Yeriotett
aet0otet 1ttto 5tuet t6otltdJ bets

gfep=D Dorf, 29. 9.Mai.-auf ben io9enann:
ten u0teabotuS" on oerr Yenuiplpanier8abn,
SluNeS, R.zS., puroe beute friib eine 9rai:
fine, auf ipel6er iih pier Irbetter befanoen
BON einem Sra6tSuge iiberfabren uno beno.
lirt. Sbos. 6ogau uno Ybilipp 9utmanr
muroen aui Der Stele 9et0otet; @owart
!Seurp perlor beioe geiue unoYatrid Oonnear
erlitt einen grud) Der 6iifte. Die beioen 0eb
teren meroell ma6rlheinltd) 1terbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-30
Mit ei,ter 9eitid,e ermprpet.

Cincinnati, 8, %. Mai. - @eiter1l
Na9mittag serietb bel 5arriion in Samilton=
County, s., eine @baiie, in mel9er ii9 Elm
iunser Wtann, yamens ytubsin, befano, nit
einer unoern @baiie IN GollifOu. Die Sll=
iaiien Der Qetteren, elm gepiiier 8rice nnO
beiien gteffe, fingeu besbalb etnen Strett nit
9tuosiu an, unb baS &eiultat mar, oaB Der
2ebtsre BON Srice, welder bas btde gnbe lei.
ner Yeiti4e ais Sdldger benutte, tobtgeidla=
qelI murDe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-30
MnS Sheriff.

Staot Merifo, 25. Utai. = Matia
6onlero, iuel6er inter Der 4bmiuiltration oes
BrdTbenten Suare3 als n1srifanil6er @eianb=
ter in 8cibington fuugirte, tpurbe beute gum
g9atamtsiefretdr uno 9rinioao Garcia gum
Sefretdr bes Snnern ernannt. PeOro 8albeS,
ipel9er an Der Spite elmer Sitbuitierbanbe
itanb, ipnrbe am 16. Wtai BON ben Regie=
runsstruppen gei6lasen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-30
Sas Gbinefea=WafIaere 5m Gbjep,
EalffDrutett.

San SranStSc 0, %. Wai. = Gbarles
uub Sobn Slaugbter, $. g. 9toberts uno s.
@onuap, wel6e wegen getbeilisuug an oen1
-@bineiellzMafiacre su Chico Dor @srid)t itar-
ben unb fid) oes MorSes i'm stpeiteu @raot
ifnloig befannten, tpuroen geitern in Srpills
sn ie 25 Sabren ,3udtbaus uerlrtbeilt. 8,
Us. Stainbroef, weld)er unidt ibulbig" plai:
blrte, tpurbe su 27t Sabren perlrtbeilt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-30
&aiue's Sale, eS
&c Der 9altimpreitrai,e uno Woft= G.R
AlIlh

STHcesNOcnWe. EtA-
Raine'S sroBe unb tletne Safe, ede Der 8altiz
moreitra6e unb Boit=Offcezapenue, fin6 i'm 9auie
bes Sommers burd9dnss neu semuIt unO perih6nert
Woroen. gunB bcionoers empfebIeaspertb fin
Sonierte, 9aae, 5atrs, 9orIeiunaen II. !. 10.
Die atuitit Der srOBen Sae pirb oou tener anoeren
Saae Der Stabt ii6ertroffen.
anteibe=, Speiiez un6 gIifetseotaIe, ahde u.f.tp.
Dinn mel0e d) bel Dem Sanitor ober in Der Grpeni=
ton oS. 81. (227-)
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beriihmtes Milmaufee> $sQqerDter

iptrb nur BON 8. u. Glbrina g. Comp, asenten,
Sornta,,, Gde Der Yoit=S Office 4penue unb Secono:
gtrabe, uno S. W. ssobmfton & 6on,p., SIR. 5s,
Reit=Sapettetrase, ansbrad!idb sum Hamtten Gs'
braube aui 5lalben se5ogen. Vile Yetelun9en per
Yoitfarte Deroen prompt efeftuir uno ba5 yeitelte
fohenirei in irseno etnem Staotbeile abseltefert.
lNnril23 2AffeinSNl -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-30

= Die Sabresberiammlung bes raulerifa=
ntiden gereins Ser SuperiittenSenten en-
BON Srrenanfatteu" ipurse sefegh in
ct. 2ouiS er3ffuet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-30
@eS6pad,te ,pteSer beraefaellt. .

Spfer iugenoliber llnbebnd1tiamteit bic
jebeS tetaunte Dtittel per9eblidl probirt ha.
ben, t6nneu gratis Elm elnfad)es 9ieSept
;llr ruiden 6eiluug nerp6ier @ntfrdftun9,
porSritigen SerfGls ocrlorener &rdfte uno
aller ourt 9uSihweluu9eu berbcigefilbrter
llnOronnuqen erbalten. Sober NpOtbeter bot
Die oa3u n5tbigen 8eitauotbeie. Nlan tlrei-
be on SaotoSott & GomS., Wr. SO,
Taifan Strafie, T.s9.
(SN.9, ,i2Nit. liz. 3, Am. w
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-30

Sbr Sataftm5 WdrtDrer, freaet
GMd)! Der anbaltenbe @ebrauf) bon
@lcnn's SG1tuefelietfe flIrtrt Sud. Sc
brau6t oieielbe itatt Der dmieri9en 9inimente
unb 3uiammen5iebenOen gSai6mittel, our6
uelde Sbr biSber Die Granfbeit nur rei5tet.
sic iit rein, iider unb raid fuirteuO.
Surrab fir Die S9War5z uuo
8rauut6pfe, oa8 Geiu(tat bon 6il'S
> ri arbe! (128.3e.2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-30
Ieue An0eigen.

Dieie Waaren miiIen pesen Dansel an Jtaum per-
fault fperoen. Sebes Yaar miro sarontirt. Die Dill
lisiten Preie, iemals in Baltimore offerfrt,
IN xept Beinber9er's neuem 2apen,
tn xeot gSetnber9er'S neucm Haoeu,
9lr. 81, gtorb= gutanitraBe,
Sir. 81, o>@utamitraBe,
nddite 3bire Su Der 3rfe.
9eine Ger6noun9 nit irsenh einem anoeren eaben.
". B.-Nur elm 2aben. (Diai24, ,1Ntt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-30
- : n - = =
Spe3tals sNett3eM.

Nr. RenItme hat fetne 6prebftnnsen fl,
Mueeus mno Sbrs &rantbetten, mie foIat, p9.
dnbert: bon llbr Noraens bis lbr Radmittass 1T
gr. 66, gorb=@ @hauesfrase, uno pon bis nbr Radbs
mittass in ietner Wohnuns 9er. 79, zMonument.
fraBe. Q2S-33D
Rarean oer "0aslidbt> s ompa8nte bon Salti:
more
Balttmo ben &c. Ntai 1877.
Yielfaden Mnfrasen i'm Betreff bes tiinitisen 9ass
preies binibtlid ser beporitebenoen eonturren5 gu
btaegnen, MAIDEN mir biermt befannt, oaS mir bic
a6rifatiou ponSas fortiesen perben a6fttieen,
baB mir p6lis i'm Stanoe bIei6en, es au einem greie
uno elmer 0ualtdt, pebe ale uniere 3unoen sertz
aeno suiriebenieIen miro, gu liefern, iofpe aub ae
&onturren5 gu iblasen. SIN auitrase Der Dretpren
(Diai2s, ,3Wtei Sas. y. smauwooo. Setr.
Barean Der 0asItmt=gompasats
BON Baltimore,
IT. 10, Gpntb 9trahs.
sofe....BtIItses ..@ofe!
gBir ba6en eine porsiisde QuaIitdt bon &ofes Dor.
rdt6s, tpeIbe mir bem Du6lifum als Elm empfeblensz
pertbes SeitmateraI ar bdlslibe unb anbere 3ruede
offeriren; tdnst lebt 6euer uno W fret BON nnrenig.
feiten.
DefeGunsen tperben In oiefem 8ireau ober In Der
Gabrf, 5us BON eeaSenbaGitr., ansenommen.
Yres $3.50 pro DasenIabuns, in irgenb einem
etaottbeile abseliefert.
tOtt2s-fl Games 3. Smautusos, Se.r.
DerS. Gar'S SmotamiidDes neeetabtIifd,eS 9es
colt, felt % Sabren as oas sr6b,e Butretnisunss-
Dtittel Der @esenmart betannt, nrb nur In gr.
177a, 1aDettes, gorotpeit>G6e Der Gutasps
Etraj,e, bubereite uno 1T bei alien apobefern su bas
ben. [aus26, t2Ntef]
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-30
Saltimorer Snfirmar9,

Stiotpeit GGe Ser 2eabarS. uno @reemftraBe,
Baltimore, Oio.
Die Gage 6leies Soipitals III cine be on9enehmiten
unb 9eaIbefen in Der Staot. Die SorbI9lt4feit uno
YoQidnoistett ietncr arrangements fir Bic 8ebaubs
lung ber Sranfen tonnen ut bertroffen fueroen, 9o
in 4ripatSimmern fur 9amen ober Serren pon $S bts
St2 pro g4ode, Sn Der offentlibeu A6tbetIune tAr
Berionen ron perbGItnibmdBtg serinseH Wiitteln So
pro gBohe.
gpesisle abtbeiIungeu far @06nerinneu.
gHnn0arSte:
Trof. 6. SobnHeH. NJ. D., Ryof. g. WtcS. xtH1nq.
M. D., Proi, s. s. &5tIolm, M. D., ). g. Mt1ael,
NJ, D. MerAte:
$rof. R. WlcSberru, M. D., Yrof. ). 9OnaIoion,
NJ. D.. YrOi. g 6, @teu, D., $roi. u. Z. Sowarb,
N. D., Rroi. =. Z. Nliles, NJ. D,
gBeeeu nd6erer Austuntt tpenbe man fib an ben
Sausorst Z. y. &ibbp ID. (glop1, ,9Dite, ,1mw)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-30

MoOille, 20. D{ai. - Der 9ampier
y9ln9oria" truf bon gteu=YOrt bier ein.
Glasgow, 80. Otai. - Ser 0ampfer
,,State OF yteuuoa" BON SEEM Yorf 1T bier
eingdauien.
Soutb ptou, 30. Mai.-0er 9ams
pier r8bein" 1T bon gteW DOrt bier etnge=
troffen.
aouoOu, %. Mai. - Der Ser. Gt.-
9ampfer ~0eiputd" iit in Gibraltar ange-
fonlnlen.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-02-02
TIE BEST DRILL.


TNHE KELLER Grain, Seed and Fertile
4 zing DRILL, the best without doubt,
and a Drill without fault. The most per-
feet Fertlzing distributor in use, 10 which
thousands OF Farmers will testify who have
used it, Eight hundred Of these Drills were
sold in the season Of 1873 ard 100 short Of
filling orders.
The Keller can be seen atall the prominent
points GU the principal lines Of rnirond. Our
Agents will take pleasure in showing Farm
ers the important advantages this Drill has
over all others and give all the necessary in
formation wanted.
This Drill needs no praise, as it has estab-
lished It's reputation by its own merits and
every Drill is branded THE BEST being pro-
nounced so by all who use them For infor-
motion, apply or address
STEWART & PRICE,
General Agents, Frederick, Nd.
sep lily
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-02-02
Master of Transportation.

TEACH YoUR BOYS. Teach them that
a true lady may be found in calico quite
as frequently as in velvet.
Teach them that common-school
education with common sense, is far
better than college education without it.
Teach then that one good, honest
trade, well mastered, is worth dozen
beggarly professions
Teach them that honesty is the best
policy that It's better to be poor than
to be rich on the profits of CROOKED
whiskey," ETC., and point your precept
by the examples of those who are now
suffering the torments of the doomed.
Teach them to respect their elders and
themselves.
Teach them that, as they expect to be
men some day, they cannot too soon
learn to protect the weak and helpless.
Teach them that to wear patched
clothes is no disgrace, but to wear black
eye is.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-02-02
THE SENTINEL.
For the Sentinel.
Cheap Transportation.
BALTIMORE, January 9th, Il

BALTIMORE, January 9th, 1877.
Mr.. Editor The arrival in Balti-
more of the bronze statue of the late
VIM. Prescott Smith, the popular and
lamented superintendent Of transporta-
ton on the Baltimore and Ohio X. r.,
brings to remembrance the accompany
ing letter, received from him some years
ago, on the subject of transportation of
manures or fertilizers for land. This
letter shows the just appreciation Mr..
Smith had of the wants of the farmer,
and the duty and interest of transporta-
ton companies to extend to them the
cheapest and most liberal facilities for
the improvement of land and the conse-
quent increase of the production of the
soil
When I was placed in the Board of
Public Works, Estate Agents. in 1910,
| found the toll on all fertilizers except
plaster. on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal at cts per ton per mile, and for
guano on the b. & 0 Railroad at 6 cts.
per ton per mile. | Immediately set to
work using all the personal and official
influence | could bring to bear to reduce
these prohibitory rates. After a time,
but not without some difficulty arising
more from Indifference to the subject
than direct opposition, | succeeded in
reducing the toll on the Canal for all
manures and fertilizers from 4 to ! Of
one cent per mile, and on guano, on the
railroad, then carrying with extensive
use, from 6 to 3 cents per mile
Mr.. Smiths letter shows the further
extent to which be was willing to carry
this concession in favor Of the farming
interest
am under the impression that the
rates charged upon the Washington and
Metropolitan branches, ifnot also on the
main stem, are now considerably higher
and less encouraging than Mr. Smiths
figures. | can see no reason why they
should be less favorable but many why
they should be more so
|. Farming is more expensive now in
Maryland than in 1860 and less proper
tonately remunerative.
- pItdb lil pIoFcultHbS nave bcch unuuc
in railroad transportation by which much
larger amounts are now hauled than
then.
3. By this means the large produc-
tons of the virgin soil of the West are
brought directly in competition with the
more costly crops of the State, from
whom the railroad obtained its chartered
rights and privileges.
4. Compared with coal and grain
from the West, the rates en- fertilizers
(manure for land) are higher, whereas in
Europe, and especially in England, they
are required to be lower-haf the rates
I think of any other articles of transport
tation.
If the maxim be sound "that what
ever increases production ought to be en-
couraged," surely that maxim ought to
be applied to the use of manure for land
for ever since the Bible was written it
has been shown to be necessary and the
most certain means of increasing the
production Of the soil
Yours truly, A. B. DAVIS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-02-02
MASTER OF TRANSFORMATION OFFICE,
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co.,

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad CO.,
Baltimore, Oct. %, 1860
A. Bowie DAVIS, Esq. Greenwood, Montgom-
cry county, Md.
Ny Dear Sir Ever since the meeting OF
the Board of Directors, in September, have
designed writing you, to tell you what was
done at that time in reference to the rates on
manures, about which you have, from time to
time, corresponded with us. 1t was conclud-
ed that for distances Of 20 miles or less in car
loads (of not less than six tons Of Guano) the
rate would be three cents per ton per mile
between 20 and 40 miles, % cents per mile
over 40 miles but . cents per mile In less
than car loads, fourth-cass rates; but de-
duction of ten per cent from the bills will be
made except where it conflicts lin small guam
tties) with the package rate. The charge for
part car load, at the higher rate or shorter
distance, not to exceed that for full car load
at the lowest rate.
The acid for dissolying bones win be car
ried by actual weight, FIRST class-being one
half of the usual tariff charge. This rate has
already taken effect aud will be incorporated
in the next issue of the tariff in November.
The bill against you of April 9th for a load
of Guano, from j. S. Reese h Co. 10 Hoods
Mill, amounts to 50 IL, including slreetage
charge at Baltimore of 81 20. The amount
Of this bill has been abated, in view Of over
charges, to nearly the same amount made
against you upon Lime, etc. from Frederick,
for agricultural purposes.
With reference TO the supply of bones from
the west fear the low figures you seem to re-
quire can hardly be furnished. The present
through rate from Cincinnati TO Hoods Mill is
about A. cents per 100 lbs. In the winter, If
business is as large lin provisions, etc, as is
looked for this rate may so to so or even 50
cents. In The Spring, however, we might
make contract with you perhaps as low as
40 cents per 100 lbs, or IS per ton, in car
loads, f.om Cincinnati, Chilcothe or Colum-
bus to Hoods Mill. From Chicago it would
probably be 10 cents per 200 lbs, or 50 per
ton more.
Very respectfully and truly yours,
w. P. SMITH,
Master of transportation
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-02-02
Fall Trade; 1876.
DUNLOP g. co.
THU MAXENUM "
FERTILIZERS.

va We manufacturetwo gradesof "Max-
imum" one of which is composed of 500 lbs.
Of Peruvian Guano, 100 lbs. of Dissolved
Bone, and 90 lbs of Auridte Of Potash the
other, 600 lbs of Peruvian Guano, 300 lbs.
Dissolved Bone, and 100 Muriate Of Potash.
These articles are prepared and combined
with great care and nothing is spared to make
them the HIGHEST GRADE FERTILE
ZERSin the market The proportions herein
indicated are guaranteed and the articles to
contain NOTHING that will not readily pass
through Drill.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-02-02
LIVINGsT0N's LEFT HAND PL0Ws,

no" Liberal discount 10 the trade All
goods delivcrnd to depot or boat free q
ehgrge. All orders accompanied by the CASH
will receive prompt attention and all letters
OF inquiry promptly answered.
AdAress
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-06-21
MOrmOniSn.

Indications are that the Government
is about to call upon Brigham Young
to give general account of his stew
ardship. 1t is certainly about time
some effort was made to solve the oues-
tion of polygamy. When the Republi-
can party held its first national conven-
ton in 1856, it denounced this crime
equally with slavery; naming them
together as "those twin relics of bar
barism." The elder Of these twins has
been disposed of, and it is now in or
der to proceed against the other The
pledge made by the party of freedom
more than twenty years ago, has only
been partly fulfilled.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-06-21

Readers of daily papers who are
also subscribers to the weeklies, will
sometimes come across paragraph
in the weekly which they had previ-
ously read in the daily. In such cases
they are apt to throw down the paper
in disgust and exclaim, "Pshaw!
that's old" They forget that week
ly paper has many country SUBJ
scribers who never get sight of a daily,
and who wouldn't have time to read
it il they did.