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The New York herald., 1878-03-23

Wheat va. aui and lower 70 sell, closing nominal a.
me 81 sss between me ess were m o ~ "a
io s .os 20 spring: s. ~ ior Api,s
81 30 for amber Michigan. 81 25 or common
N@ red winter ST SO Tor 80 do an 81 % Tor 80 do
March "s ii 70 and 5000 oashes d. Tor pr st 81 ~
Cor" was without deciaed cnange the Saes at me
5000 bushels MAY No. AT 5tac. ana lo.oO do Jure d'
at at c 5 for se %ise ss e or
and or utsre @ sye5y 500 bushels No. mixed 70. NAY NAY
sSla; 80 % so' s51e' so. 90 ' sse. i ext. mixed
Wee 4soV 'nses Ky Rye wa. a"te tive s,ss ws,e
an. state a. a. .oe Bs.sy ana ma. were qae,.
r.ur hs m.r.st Tor loc.Sn a. anea wa. ,o.s gses se
ss. 81 e5, i@sc;.. 81 20; old loose ii 20;
new eitr.n, ir5e f,ss, {" boxes. Sc iae IN sess,
81 sens ef%%s o D"ss boxes % . @ sa dasss saa %
turkey prune crop isio "a. crop isi7 s,ac
praaes, DC. Nsw drsnob'e wai.nts. lie: new Marco.
se,led alno"ds. in bags. Sic primes, almonds neS III
Iirar AND Jur3. The market wss quiet out steady
thron lhout. We quote = American diessed $40 u
ior IMPRESSED insss c,ean 500 n $40 god, Ilanan
$40 s27o gola; jais ise aoc gold jats bal,,. 2sc
sisai. 5ssc. s'le Sc : Ole. ali 4old
ssos Of 1870 Montevidoo ~ a a bs nt 2ic 2ii.e
se,. loar 'acs.h, 900 srv rssas st,se 2oo dry Ia.
gn, Tour moni. and on private teens. 2ic ry rsAas
,exas sIIes 900 drs t,moro. 'rrrve. %
dry raora'". We quit ;-bneno' Ayes . osts - Ds.
22c. do, ~ -lr. = 5sc.. Monte.
video, 2Ue g. - lbs 2p,sc 2,c lbs TO
Iyc orinoeo u los to 23 lbs, IJ,sc DC California -
JDs.. 10 20 lbs. vac Central american 70 los 10 ~ IDS
i71sc sac amoros - lbs 70 - ios 6 l1,sc
Vera Cruz - los 10 Ice iIc., all gold. seected
dry sated Texas. "a lbs to 3ubs, l3c. lie do
ern ~ lbs TO 80 lbs. II 12i,c city slaughter, 90
lbs to - lbs. ac. 40, ~ Os to % lbs, 7c a7tac
all currency. selected.
ors The shipments for the past weee exceec the
cepts by 800 bales yet the market weak The
market was bare Of choice hops, ana We whdraw
quoa,,ons for that quaii Ne quote :New iorks g"od
10 prime Sc IOc do low TO tat DC Ic: Eastern be- I,
Sc. Wisconsin. De- sc.i yeaiiinas 2c 81. ODDS nj.
c. 2c Der iD. Fiom Emmet weiis wssniy nop
cireuar:-
Bres.
Receipts Tor the week.. Il3O
Total spts since ptcmuer sI7..... III. Iol
Total receipts or sane period In lo7v........ bljot
Export Gle Tor the 1873
lotai september L. 1877 ......... 90 -5
Totni tor period 1876 ......... J5jU,
inoS.-- he market Tor American pg was quiet, ut
stcsdy. rgut pavnn,e ~ hold
vita nrunv-s. 40, ,iuu.un "a rin soia
private terms scotch iron como small we're made
within the range. he arrivals were stii! ngnt. 9
qnotci American pig, NJ. I. SiS $40; No. 2. SIS a
Siy; gray forge, SIC ST. scotch Cotness. NO. 1,
S25. ulengsrnock NO. 1, $24 JOi kginton. NJ. GA
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
EUROPEAN MARKE rs.
COMM ERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL, March ~. 1878.
leading grain circular says;-"uany wheat mnrsets.
par ~ OWING small deliveries from growers have Inn
proved Is - Several places import note
sp pht vance. Of the da and without
change The of coast trade inanimate and prices
are easier though only moderate number ol carg0s
are Offering ttie ,nrss has been dono
since ruesay with prices unatered for wheat and
AT this market to-day there limited attsndnnce
There was An extremely du sale for wheat which
penny to pence GENITAL under tina
currencies Tuesday Flour meets with lutte attention
ANA rs nDmlnaiiy rather ch Corn to-day three
pence per quarter ower. with moderate sales
COTTON
LIvnRrooL, March -, 1879
This weeks circular OF tho lverpoo Cotton Brokers' As
sociatou says Cotton has been In moderate demand.
aud, MARKET prices OF most descriptions
dcneu to-day (ihursay) the market is steuucr NJ
the reduced auotaIons. American IN moderate re-
au st. and supply oherny. quotations
auced about iki. In Sea Island there fair busi
ness chiefly FiOridA OF medium rather easier
rates Futures opened dulL Prices on "Wednesday
evening showed decline OF lod To day this recov
cred, the N arkct closing nrm.'
LoxDoN March ..s--5 r. VI.
Producs-Refi ied petroleum, osad. 9sad per gallon.
z3s I'd. cwt :, -. 80
Petroleum, 27s4f for fine pale American.
LIVERPOOL. March 22--5 r. VI.
Cotton The sales of tho da, included $50 bales Amer
lean Futures duh -.
Trade report TAe market for and fabrics ut Man.
The New York herald., 1878-03-23

MINING SHARES

The following were the opening prices OF mining
stocks at San Francisco to-day :--Gould Curry. 4;
Savage, 8; Chollar Potos, rs; Ophir, IS; Hale Il
Norcross, Z; Crown Point, So; Yellow JACKET, g.;
Belcher 31a; Virginia Consolidated, 2O California rs
Overman. IL; Raymond h Ely, A.; Best Belcher.
Is; Kentuck, 8; Union Consolidated, 51s; Alpha, s.;
Sierra Nevada 8; Mexican, IL; Eureka Consolidated
3S; Justice, Z; Utah, 9ls; Jackson, ga.
The New York herald., 1878-03-23

I2.3U ?. NJ.
$4,000 US c. 1867 io7S $1,000 US 500 1858 Iosy<
l:3 p NJ.
5000 US $40 65 n IU4S $4,000 Us 4iSsc 1891 iu27s
25UOO US 800 1867. lO79 5000 US 4las. c,9ILc
500 US $40 1868 lo9 1000 US As, r, 1907. 1OlA
$50 ?. N.
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
COTTON STATEMENT.
The following is stntcmen OF the net receipts o.
cotton ut all the ports since September l, lS77:-
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA March D. 1873.
Sugar In fair demand Spanish ,ui, 224ta 22o. kx-
firm On the Unit ID states sixty aays, currency
premium short sight, ~ o'a premium sixty days.
gold "a u ) premiums short si1nt premium, TN
London, l1s 1s premium Paris 81 fts premium
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
The closing prices IN san Francisco were:-

The total sales OF stocks the Board to-day aggre.
gated 15O, ,522 shares.
Tho imports OF dry goods at this port for tho week
were 81, ,942 S45 and the amount marketed So O7O $685.
The total imports Of dry goods since January were
$23674,OS1, and the total amount marketed
$23, 3,473,96l
MOVEMENTS OF GRAIN
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
DOM 1SIlC MARhEr,. >.

GALVESTON, March ~, 1919
Cotton quiet; middlng. 1Oc low middlng ysc.; good
ordinary ssc. Not receipts, GSi bales; gross Voj. kx
The New York herald., 1878-03-23

THE FOREIUN
Tho London adviccs report consoIs u higher at
pb,l S6h Tor both money and the account United
States bones are steady Tor TOUR and n tirs and ~
"a lower tor tue other issues Erie advanced TO ii u
aud preferred to 2o 25l but subsequently, reacted
10 10N Tor the former and to 24k 70 tor the latter
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
NEW YORK MINlNu STOCK EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY, March %, 1878.

Caledonia. ..1h bid. - aseed
California. - Uid. 29t4 asked
, Con Va...... - bid, - asked
} Hukili.....- - bid, no asked
, imperial: - bid. 81 s,ked
, JuliW.... .....-bid. 3 asked
} Kings Mt...l 40 BID, 8 asked
/, Merrimac ....- bid. 4 asked
, NY& Col. 2.2U bid, 2.23 asNed
|, untario..34.a bid, 351a .sked
Seat0n. $500. III, "a asked
Memphis. 10 bid. - ASKED
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
THE LAND OF HAM.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. !

Portable and airy bcrhs and the attention tnat has
already been bestowed mo proper equipment OF
che vessel for the Intended VOYAGE itself in
every particular. Tho bark WILL in q day two
move to Boyce's wharf, At which point the emigrants
numbering near two hundred and hty, will be taken
probably remain IN charge, thinks with a favorable
chance, ne can accomplish the "Trip n about thirty
days The dedication of the vessel and x presenta-
tton on the Battery will take place. Is stated Thurs
day, by which time II is expected that Bishop Brown
and others will have arrived.
The New York herald., 1878-03-23

Forwarded from the ships sid direct to sntnners 1000
Am
,tufs The receipts OF wheat for the three
DAYS were 80 900 quarters tnc uding $4,000 American
LivKKrooL. March 22-6:30 +. NJ.
Provisions-Lard, 37s. per cwt for American.
Lospos March ~ Ev sniug.
Calcutta li1seed, 49s Cd per quarter
NEW YORK PRODUCE rxcnAScE REPORT
LIvnKrooL. Marcu -. 1878.
Pork-Easteru dali at 59s Western tu ut Jls. bacon
Cuuberaud cut steady 20, rib steady at 2ys 6
long cear steady 27s short clear strs 2ss 3D.
un,ns-lo ~ cut du at jgs shoulders steady at 2os
Bcrf-India mess dun at OILS. mess dull at 1I2..
prime mess duh s2s ard-Ptim. Western dull ~ 37
ialow-P Prime city dull ~ 3,s III. Turpentin Spirits
steady at 25s Eo,in-Conmon aud 5s. hne dull ut los.
rican choice duli 67s oil sto .dy ut
45s FIour-t xtra state duiI 3ss Cd. Whent-No.
spr,ng TO-. 3D.. No spring dull ut lbA. wiut
duh lis I'd. CornMxrd sot iull nc 2Ss for old duh
25s IA. for Cottonseed 90 Nslio" Am .rican.
none IN the market.
FINASCl
IoSpas March 2o--5 p. N.
Paris advces quote dve cent rentss lo 2o for the
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
CLOSING QUOTATIONS..
rhe closing quotations. a. three =. NJ. were =
THE MONEY MARKET.


Money call easy al a ~ per cent. closing
lower at per cent
The following were the rates of exchange on New
York AT the aforementioned cities to-day Savan-
nah, 4 premium; Charleston. par, 3-l6 u premium;
New Orleans, commercial a, bank par; ST. Louis,
lilo pfcmium: Chicago so premium, aud Boston, l216
discount Foreign cxchD nge is nominaiIy unchanged
at 4S7ls for bankers long ana 4S91s for dcmsu
sterling. Actual business Was about soy 4.s6A
anu 4.S8a a4.SSA
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold declined IRON to 10I closing at the latter
figure Ihe carrying rates were ~, 4, 3k. o and az
per cent
GOLD cLEARISGs At THE NATIONAL BANK OF THE STATE
SEw
Currency balance 1, 1856 5G0
GU,d citdtiDgs lU,342 UUU
cLEALING uOrsE STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges. tJS, 295 $50
currency Oalanccs.... -ooovO
bolu exchanges. .................... O,Olo 43o
GOVERNMENT BONDS
mt bonds were inactive but hrm and closed
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.
FRIDAY, March -, 1873

Totals. -. :. :. I74s az saa 1895 s.1i7
b~tyns was steady trade 4. horned cattle ., on
IS los t. to las las .een allowed nst only
sold ioI se,l i5 cars Of horned cattle 'ales as 9
sold or sell state oxen live weight 1875 lbs per mead
s @ sSs @ S 81 ". cot Usy
ss o p.. % VI wa 81 o per- e De "ss At
artsmss rus Cove eva wards B. @sixe sold Tor Waxsl Aer.
1s cl head %s 'sS s. head 0 & & G' pei per- T M vita s 81 81
% sa sssd at on 's%a ps % VITA SO s" or the s" G
ewt y head e 3. lis C. per TO- weiths 50 ews sew
ID weights sw 10 e"t oldseGmiai so o.. or iSr
'sD" s ~ 81 o ns 0ssa A a" 8 q ' s.a & ss
.cp rate weight sw. - nead At s.e pr iS wi,h
sr nv, M s~s e~ l. Md ~ s~ ,6 " ns%a a.
on 10 head aud Doc on head on - head seNtOn
ri ssisA, "a sr sse,s" D.S 500 's %"so
ID. vita 81 on per heal ~ mead. - mead
az eS a' S5ouns as .oa s% iS walker 's A.rca % go es Ms
sonT &c eeys Us per & weight ~ ia sws " Lass, m o. onen
o4c per 10, with 5oc of head - and ,yc.
per mead on - mad - he'd at iO,sc H. vito s,
s"d 'o e. Morris los lin /. is stosrsl saa at o. per-
% vii With s" 81 on per- head S' q, os % -
nssa s al i1.e per - WIN u of yer lesd ~ on 4 :"
a sIs cst g. v,gcl sold hr Meyers .s Reg n,tein
per wi Nth IS lead on head ann
per "A head 90 a n.
fUncy sod for Morris 80 iitnOis pi,s
per To-. including head 9lr. h., and "
head SO head sold at wei shts 81 cwt.
aOs cwt. "a cwt Siegri Meyer sod for v M-rrs ~
bulls, weight 100 lbs head, ut $3 -
l37 MN Is ID mead vac per ib Win JOc
head. ~ bcld at Dt,c ID. g, heaa
los pes 10. - Gead IOtac ~ weilhts 6is o..
est ~ cwt. ~ " Il. bud cy Sold Nofrl 81
Ii,noi, &c. 10. l., drels D, lbs ".
per 10 Dul y. vc weight ,3J ~ per ncaI &c per
ID, with 81 Un heat. balls live weight LOO lOs per
head. at &c. Dor b. for D. Pst 80 Illinois steers 81
per b weight cwt 80 Illinois steers at v5sc per H.
wet ht 6st
LAMBS Trade lair qnality from fair good
snerp sod 1T 80 81 rs - lam &c.
ID. i,ume Elliott Go sold ~ state sieep weight 10
per bead, 50 80 per cwt 81 state sheep. wei .ht IUS
los, head at sac. lb. Davis Iaienbrc
sod ~ Vermont wcigit ,S lbs he I'd - U
pei cwt l.D ONO speep. weight 30 los nsai,
80 30 ohio sneep, 'j los per ~
ut 6c per IT,. NJ state sheer, weight oJ lbs head
Ib l'l state wet-nt luS iUs head
Gi,c H. ~ state lambs, weight ~ lbs
&c per 60 tate HuJs. eiSht ~ lbs per head,
0Ac. Ib % state lanns weight ~ lbs, scant pr
head, a 30 80 ew 2fs state lambs weight 80 los
per head. at 7c per 10.
Cows Trade rather easier 81 $40 $50 per
| CAVES inc cudcd
vkALs AND CALvEs-Dcmand fair: calves sold at 5,sc
10 ~ calves 0sc per To- 20 veas 7c To-. II
vcalr NJ 7i4e. per fb.
bo.s--So sales on live weight.
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
lO:l5 A. NJ.
se5ooo es, c, 81. ,oeys $1,000 4,ssc,oiDc loa

Il:Ij A. VI.
$4,000 Us SIS. =, 'Sl.lc iO4aS
1000 U 5 As. c. 1907. lOlsn
The New York herald., 1878-03-23

Mercury IN Chicago Az degrees above; foggy. Wheat
in Chicago, opening price 104l4, April; later. 104
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-08-23
County Expenses.

Mr.. Editor Il have read with interest the
intended vindication of the County Commits
sioners, by their Clerk, against, the structures
of "a. b Dr. "a. B. Dn is the last man
in the county who ought 10 raise his voice
against The high taxes which are the legiti-
mate and natural result of the Northern
avlauache of crusaders invited here by "a .
B. D." and his loyal partizans.
Mr.. fancy presents The levy for Rockville
and Gaitbersburg, as if they were !evies on
the people Of the county for The benefit of these
towns, and will be so understood by the people,
But such is not the fact these levies are paid
sioners on the property of the towRs, and I'M
der the provisions of their respective char
tiers, and not on the general property of the
county.
Mr.. Taney's vindication is subject to open
criticism, which will be made at the proper
time, which this is not, and why Mr.. fancy
should feel called upon now when Federal,
and not State and County Offices are 10 be
filed, is to me little singular
| will, however, add thatin my opinion he
is right in putting the blame on the people and
not on the County Commissioners fo- the
large expenditures for new roads. I have
known many instances when the County Com
missioners have refused roads, or not allowed
the damages claimed by the parties, being
carried by appeal to the Circuit Court, and in
almost every case the decision of the County
Commissioners reversed by the verdict of q
jury of taxpayers.
Again the work on the roads and bridges is
done immensely better than formerly, as a gen.
eral rule. The excellent new bridge recently
erected over Rock Greek, on the road to Wash
ington, is a great credit to them as the proiec-
tors and to Mr.. Young as the builder.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-08-23
Horticultural Society.

Mr.. Editor We are gratified to learn that
the Annual Horticultural Exhibition is to be
held al Sandy Spring, on the 5th of Septem-
Der. 1t is beautiful display of fruits, flowers
and vegetables, and delightful reunion Of
the ladies and gentlemen, with aged and young,
of the neighboring sections. These gatherings
not only do much good in direct manner,
but indirectly are of great service 10 our
County Fair by stimulating an interest in
such exhibitions. By coming before the Fair
it gives an opportunity to the officers of the
latter to bring the claims of the County Exhi-
ton prominently forward, and by the in
creased interest excited it adds to the success
of our meeting at Rockville. The two not
only do not conflict, but if we had Horti-
cultural Exhibitions in every district, our
Fair would be proportionally benefited. The
public are invited to contribute fruits, flowers
and vegetables and any thing of interest, and
all will be cordially welcomed. The exhibit
tons opens at O'Clock P. NJ. The vegetables
and many other things will be already prepared
for exhibition the following week at Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-08-23
PRIMARY ELECTIONS.

| In accordance with the proceedings of the
Democratic Conservative Convention of July
23rd, 1878, the voters of the Democratic party
are respectfully requested to meet at their re-
spective voting places In the several districts,
9th district, at Darnestown; 7th district at
Darcey's Store; 9th district, at Mechanics
vile;
On SATURDAY. August the 3lst, 1878,
10 vote for candidate for CONGRESS for the
Sixth District of Maryland.
Under the proceedings of said Convention
the following persons are entitled to vote !:
''All registered voters OF the Democratic-Con
servative party who voted for the Tiden cleo
tors in 1876; all persons who have acquired
the right 10 vote since that time, or will hare
acquired such right previous to the next legal
election, provided the judges shall be salts
fed that they intend in good faith to identify
themselves with Democratic Conservative par
ty, and provided further that any registered
voters who may have failed to vote at said
Presidential Election shall also be allowed to
vote if the juiges shall be satisfied that they
are in good faith identified with said Party
and are still residents of the district in which
they offer TO vote"
Lists of registered voters will he furnished
the jndges of the several districts, who ere
requested to check the name of each voter
before deposlting his ballot in the box
The following is a list o. the judges of
the several districts. Vacancies 20 he filed
as provided by proceedings had in convention
July 23rd. 1878:
First District-Albert G. Merriwether, John
Allnutt and Richard Lansdale.
Second District-Samuel Scott, lack L..
Wnsor and Jas B. Neal
Third District-C. r. Hershey, R. W. Will
liams and Robert sherwood
Fourth District-Sylvester G. Jones, James
P. Bays and Chandler Keys.
Fifth District-Jno. Brady, Thos. G. holland
and Jno. d. Berry.
Sixth District-F. A. Tschiffelly, Nat. Ca-
gett and Jacob Snyder.
Seventh District-Alfred Ray, Spencer Wat
kins and Henry Renshaw.
Eighth District-Thos Lea, Henry N. Har-
ris and Nathan Shaw.
The candidates to be voted for are
GEO. PETER, ESQ.
e. B. PRETTYMAN, ESQ.
E. W. OWEN, Pres.
J. W. MAGRuDER, Sec.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-08-23
JOINT CARD
To the Democratic Conservative Voters
of Montgomery County.

Tn presenting our names for your sufPrages
at the Primary Elections to be held in the
several districts of this county on Saturday
the 3lst day of August, we simply propose to
exercise the privilege Of every American free
man, and that is to elicit the voice of the SOW
ereign people.
In this course we desire our party friends
fully to understand, that we are actuated by
no personal feelings OF enmity or jealousy.
Upon whomsoever The choice of our people
shall fall, we shall bow to it with respect, and
shall accord to that choice our most cordial
and united support, and will use our every
effort to insure the success of our party in
the coming campaign.
GEORGE PETER,
E. B. PRETTYMAN.
August 18th, 1878.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-08-23
NJ O TT q IA.

A DISCOUNT Of per cent. being allowed
IN on all Taxes paid during the mouth Of
August, will be at the following places from
2 to o'clock, P. NJ Burtonsvile, August
10th; Spencerville, August 2cih; Ashton, A u
gust 2lst Norbeck, August 22nd Colesville,
August 23rd Sandy Spring, August 26ih !;
Wheaton, August 27th; Hollands Corner,
August 2eth Mitchells X Roads, August
29lh John Browns store. August 3Oth !;
Sligo, Jas. l.. Dawson. J. W. BELL,
Aug e-2t Col. Fifth District.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-08-23

Various Causes


Advancing years, sickness, disappointment,
and hereditary predisposition-all operate to
turn the hair gray, and either Of them inclineo
it to shed prematurely. Ayers Hair Vigor
will restore faded or gray, light and red hair
to rich brown or deep black, as may be de-
sired. 1t softens and cleans the scalp, giving
it a healthy action, and removes and cures
dandruf and humors. By its use falling hair
is checked, and new growth will be produced
in all cases where the follicles are not de-
stroyed or glands decayed. Its effects are
beautifully shown on brashy, weak, or sickly
hair, to which a few applications will pro-
duce the gloss and freshness OF youth. Harm
less and sure in its operation, II is incompara-
BILE as a dressing and is especially valured
for the soft lustre and richness of tone it i'm
parts. 1t contains neither oil nor dye, and
win not soil or color white cambria; yet i
lasts long on the hair, and keeps it fresh and
vigorous.
FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
june l4-ly
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-08-23
County Expenses.

Mr.. Editor "A friend has sent me the
Leesburg Washingtonian containing the annual
statement of receipts and disbursements of
Loudoun county, Virginia, containing very
nearly the same population as Montgomery
county, from which | make in addition 10
those presented by your GAINESVILLE cores
pendent few comparative extracts that the
people may see and understand which side Of
the Potomac is most economical or lavish in
county expenses
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-08-23
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICES hereby given that the subscri-
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Montgomery county letters tesla
mentary on the personal estataof
~ AQUILLA ELD5
late Of said county, deceased. All persons
having clatms'a gainst said deceased are here
by whrned to exhibit the same with vouchers
thereof 70 the sgbssriber, on or before the
goth day OF August, 1879; otherwise, they
may, by law be excluded from all benefits
of said estate. AT persons indebted 10 said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment. Given under my band this Goth day
of August, 1878.
LOUIS E. SHOEMAKER,
aug 23-4t Eaecutor.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-08-23

The Fultonites Of this Congressional Dis
trict are dissatisfied with the proceedings of
the late convention at Baltimore and have
concluded TO separate from the Custom House
ring. The Cumberland CiViiidn says that
Montgomery, Frederick, Washington and
Alllegany counties have announced their in-
tention to met at Weaverton on the 22nd, the
proceedings Of which meeting we have not
received, to consider the ACCESSIBILITY of defer
ing the nominating convention TO some day
after the nomination by the Democracy"
Also that ''lhe Secretary Of the National Re-
publican Committee has assured us that soon as
the Sixth District has established lis independ-
ence, and formed lie committees, the National
Committee wilLat once enter into direct rela-
tions with us, independent Of the Baltimore
ACTIONS"
From this il would be judged that Republi-
oans Of this district propose 10 adhere to the
thieving administration of Grant, or have no
policy TO recommend the election Of their
candidate. Which isit2
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-08-23

The New York World says ''If the Dray-
man Eloquent will go round to the dwelling
of the wife of a Massachusetts laborer who is
out of work and starving and ask her if she
wants brad, butter and fuel, and when she
says Yes reply, Then pool your Issues the
chances are that he will get away from the
door more precpitaely than he approached
it, or else that he will have new light let into
his head through the medium of q skillet.
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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 relief2 II is no patent
hulnbng, but is prescribed by the faculty.
Buy it aud be convinced. Only TWENTY-FIVE
cents per la.go bottle at Owens Drug Store.
nov 0-tfn
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More suicides are said to occur in San
Francisco than in any other city of size in the
United States. The Bulletin says 687 persons
have committed suicide within l6 years past.
For the year which ended June 80 last the
number was l02. In New York the proper
ton OF suicides is one TO each 5000 Of the
population; in Brooklyn, one in 10000; in
Philadelphia, one in IA, 900; in San Francisco,
one in 5000. About one-half of the suicides
are foreigners, and June is the most fatal
month.