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National Republican., 1878-07-13
Great deduction In Prices.
Al II. L. Strssburger's, 3O6-Sis seventh street.
ODD PANTS at half value. Eiscman's, Tth and ]
Cooperation.


OFFICE OF THE
COOPERATIVE SuPPLY ASSOCIATION,
lU23 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
WAsniNGToN, July IL, 1873.
The t,co huldred and thirty four meaiJers Of
Eureka Council No. 1, s. OF l., who sigued an
agreement to sever their connection with that
body, are Informed that n resolution wis passed
in the council to go out Of existence prior to
June 30 The stock owned by the council in
the Sovereign's Cooperative Association was
sold according to law. At a meeting of that
council held on the 25th ultino, it was discov-
cred that sersrdi members desired to continue
it, and Ia the interest of peace aud harmony,
the majority voted with the minority to ex-
punge the resolution from the minutes.
liberal division Of assets having been
made the majority withdrew and formed an
association rs Eureka Council, No 2, Sover.
eigns Cooperative Association. Franklin
Council having dissolved, and being, with a
very large proportion Of the members of Co.
lumbia Council, No. l. desirous of uniting with
us in an association to be organized on a plan
similar to thst Of the CiyilService Supply As
sociatlon Of England, at a meeting on the 9th
instant our name was changed to Cooperative
Supply Association.
The members Of the late Franklin Council,
and those Of Columbia Council desiring to Join
us, are requested to send their names and street
numbers by postal card to the Secretary CO.
operative Supply Association, at above num-
Der, when, upon payment Of quarterly dues,
they will receive their trade card aud circular.
plan has been adopted by which we are mre
To receive greater benefits than could ever have
been expected in the order we have left.
The public are informed that we are not
secret society We have neither signs, grips,
nor oATHs. We agree to keep our business ar
rangenents TO ourselves. Sovereigns Of Indus
try and other citizens, whose interests do not
cOnfi. I with ours, are cordially invited to join.
The admission fee Is only Que dOilIr aud the
quarterly dues twenty-five cents.
Or the amount paid in by members, One-ffth
part is to he credited to general fund, for
current expenses; while four.ftths Is to he
credited to the member on the books of the
association; aud upon its accumulation to s., a
share of stock in the store cooperation will be
issued to him. Those who have signed the
previous agreement may obtain trade tickets
aud circulars of the officers OF the late Eureka
Council No 2, or ut the store, 1923 seventh
street northwest. Those of the late Franklin
Council aud Columbia Council, No. l, can OBJ.
tain them as previously indicated aud at the
meeting next Saturday evening. They are re-
quested to come carly for that purpose.
An election Of officers to serve for tho re.
mainder Of tho calendar year will be in order
at the meeting to be held Saturday, July l3, al
eight p, NJ. Bring "a candidate with you, and
elect your own officers. We meet In the new
and commodiOus hall, 1923 Seventh street.
W. Ii. MILLS, President pro TEN.
National Republican., 1878-07-13
Amusement. and E.cursIon..

CoplorE-Narirty performance.
Steamer Mary Washington leaves Seventh street
wharf for Mount NCrEOn at ten q. N, returning at
four ?. m
Forty mile, for ten cents. The City Of Alexan.
dria leaves Seventh street wharf at hsfpa eleven
q m, returning at three p. IN.
Steamer Sue" leaves foot Of Seventh street wharf
~ eight p. m. for Point Lookout and rincy Point,
returning Monday nt elk a m.
Moonlight excursion OF franklin Temperance
Legion. Steamer City Of Washington leaves her
whnrf at hNlfpast six r. M. returning at eleven p
Potomac Ferry Company excursion. Finy miles
for ffeen cents. Leaves Seventh street wharf 10.
norrcw sunday at seven D In. returning al eleven
d. IN,
National Republican., 1878-07-13

The Franklin Legion Upon the Water.
Tho Franklin Temperance Legion, which
for several months has furnished delightful
enteytainments at franklin Hall every Satur.
day evening, has taken new departure, and
will give Saturday evening excursions until
further notice, in lieu of the entertainments on
terra .dIlhd. The arst excursion will be given
this evening on the steamer City of Washing
ton, which will leave her wharf at half.past
six p M, returning at eleven p. N. The enter
taiument which otherwise would be given on
shore will be given on the boat. The !Eolian
Quartette Club will furnish choice music. Mrs
Mcdonald, Mrs. Leach, and Miss Foster will
give readings; Miss Prosperi will preside at
the piano; Miss Hopkins, Mcssrs. parkhusst
aud Crider, and several others will render
vocal selections, and q good string baud will
be in Attendance to furnish music for dancing.
Iu addition to this the almanac promises glo-
rous moonlight night
National Republican., 1878-07-13
VEGETINE
Cured After Twenty Years SUFFERING.

REAuviLLE. MASS, Feb. Is, ls72
Mr.. IL. r. STEvTSs, isg.
bar Sir: Il gives M gseat piea.Ire to give IN my
testimony the goo effect the Negetine has had on
me, | have been troubled ior twenty years with an
eating Uirtr Oh my shm.hone. During that time
have trsd III any remed es, but have had Il cured
until now. some three months sgo II WIS very bad.
so that the nesh esen Into the bone from pla e
large as the palm Of your hand. was rCcUmmen ID
ed by Mr.. TiltOn 10 try your Vegetne, and did so
In taking the first bottle II COMMENCED TO heal and
have only taken Ave bottles, and II Is all hpaled
nic,ly, aud would chserully recommend II 10 all
alike afflicted. ResIeIthllly yours, .,--
Vegrline thoroughly ersdicates evesy kind Of hu-
NOR and Restores The entire system 10 healthy con.
dtlOn,
National Republican., 1878-07-13
A Coueb Line 10 the Great Ful,s.

One of TIE pleasantest retreats near the city
Is the Great Falls, but heretofore only persons
who can command private conveyances have
been able to enjoy its beuctits, Colonel Pierce,
of the Imperial, has solved the problem by
establishing coach line to the falls, the coach
to leave the city every Saturday afternoon, at
I;3O p. IN. aud returning Monday morning.
The fare for the round trip will be only u so.
National Republican., 1878-07-13
.VEGETlNE.
h. -VEGETlNE.
We G ETINE
WILL CURE CANCER
PROOF! PROOF! PROOF!

II. n. SrFvESs, ESo
iIrdr Sir; AboUt two years ago o OInosr male Its
appearance on my luce, len side OF my nose. When
fIs nOticed II twnsaiout the size OF pin head very
snlan. II increased In size, AMI spread on nv fare
until l. became Ms large ss common cent. tried all
kin1s OF rcnIedh and advice IRON phys.can. 1t
was spreading AID eating Into my htsh very fast
very mucl alarmed. i went 10 see n ph!sh IN
rnd day. Ii would bleed at times very profussly
Every thing done that could be 10 try to II
cancer. nv b:o.her had tbnosr on the lip; lie sub
Initted oprr IiiOn being well discouraged. was
one day In Mr. WoodLerry upoth' store, In this
tywn. lie gave me your pamphlet. ntnining many
cures by the u.s. Of VI ge:ine ] found on p,go 10
whsre N-getine had cured Cancer on ladys nose.
then bought bottle Of yoGI Negetne, and proved
great blessing TO me; could Sc" gool cne,t fron
Il III III away. Af,er lnklng three bottles II oppcd
tie OF the about the edges II check ed
the ,stng Into my fesh could see u was ~ alually
healing kept n taxing Negctnr, the canct 3,owly
dapptarlng, until Ind tREel sixteen bottles an Il
completely cured IT, II has len large on one
side Of my nose and feel II my duty To recOmm snd
Negctine TO all like sufferers. as carig My great
N ood ruhher." ! am now Gs years OF age, md
WILLIAM r. CLEANES,
- Federal street, Beverly, Mus.
We. whose nam's are annexed. eau TESTIFY to the
sbOve as Mr CIeaNes /, an old resident OF this town.
&. MuDDBEkRl, dIgdhV, RICHARD PEDRICK,
hEhREET : SMITH d AAdRMEw ~ ,EAtTqN:r
VEGErISE-FoF Graduating all Impurities OF tue
blood from the system II has no equal II la, never
failed 10 effect cure. giving tone and strength to the
system debilitGtei by dse.'Se,
National Republican., 1878-07-13
Ofiiey q Co Bankera.

H. Z. ofIlcy & Co., the well.known bankers,
corner Of Fifteenth and streets, have cxten.
sive facilities for carrying on the business Of
banking. The firm deals in gold, Govern.
ments, District securities, Government vouch.
ers, called bonds, and foreign exchange. They
make speciality Of Government and District
securities. Persons who have banking busi-
ness Of any kind to transact will find It Of
profit to themselves to call at Oficy & Co.'S.
National Republican., 1878-07-13
81 WHITE Duck vrsrs. EI.eman's, Seventh and E
Heal Estate Transfers.

John II. Cook, trustee, TO J. 7. wormley, for
$50, sub-lots 5 and G, square 1876. II. W. Me.
Phcrson, trustee, to J. D. McPhcrson, for 500,
lot 8, square i39. W. A. Fenwick to Susan st.
{. Magec, for 800, lot II. square 756. George +.
Lemon, trustee, to the Ansonia Brass and Cop.
per Company, Of New York city, for Si,105,
lot IS, square 5J7
National Republican., 1878-07-13
VEGETINE
A Valuable Medicine.
CIsCISSArI, lc77

II. II. STEVENS, ESQ -
Itdr Srs have used your Vegetine In my family
aud know Il to he, ami can Recommend II as, good
purifier and cleanser Of the blood have used VeTal
bottles, II Ia a valuable medicine. RpsJe fully,
u, II. STEBHlIr OFOrST,
n. L. ctrner Main and Franklin streets.
Thousands will bear testimony land do II vOuutar-
Iyl that Negetne Is the best medlt al pound Yet
placed he fore the public i4r Te0rating aud purifying
The blood eradcAiing all humOrs, Impurities or
poisonous sccrsiiOns FROM the system, InNgUTsting
hid strengthening the y stem debated b. disease:
IN tact, II IL, a. many have called IT, The Great Health
X .orer."
National Republican., 1878-07-13
Drowned while Bathing.

A colored boy named William Ii. Washing
ton, eighteen years of age, while bathing with
other boys, In the Eastern Branch of the In
sane Asylum wharf, about four o'clock ycster-
day afternoon, got beyond his depth and, be.
ing poor swimmer, was drowned. The body
was soon recovered. The Coroner deemed an
inquest unnecessary, and the body was turned
over to the boys mother, who lives on street,
between Third and Four.and IL half northwest.
National Republican., 1878-07-13
KatzrnsteIn, the CIothier.

For u few days the cio'hing establishment Of Mr.
s. KRtlcuStein, &u.3lUSeycuth street will he closed
until the elects OF the late disastrous fire can bc
Temcdled and business matters adjusted. In the
meantime persons having business with Mr.. Kat
HeIsteiu can sec or communicate with him NJ the
National Hotel In short tine he viii reopen hi
establishments nnd, Wiilt the enterprise for which
his business career has been remarkable, OteT n
tine stock Of new goods u the bcsl quality and
lutcst STYLES,
National Republican., 1878-07-13
The LOCAL NEWS CRIB.
Facts Gathered by Our Reporters
Yesterday.

Notes from the District Buiid'ngs-sanitary
Inspectors Appointed-Boy Drowned In
the Eastern Branch-Another Suit for
Divorce-The Innocents Abroad
Preparing for their Annual
Cruise-Other Items Of In-
terest to City Folks.
National Republican., 1878-07-13

HILL Of Defiance, the Democratic nominee
for Congress in the sixth Ohio district, is to
make his canvass, iu a general way, on the
alleged greonback issue but II is said he will
be ilnneuse gu the fraud yell in the back
townships.
National Republican., 1878-07-13
National 9epublitan.
Arrival Of Pa.sense, rraiu.
At BALTIMORE AND ro1oNAc DkP,I. pxTu AM

Al BALTIMORE AND ONO DEroT NEw JERSEY AVE
NUE. AND STREET.
Morning Nsninp.
sNB N Sphil a hos eI. si5O, Baltimore accom-
NZ Bsltimofe express. go Baltimore accom-.
fS, Western express. $50. y, Phil q Hos eI.
- Baltimore accom-. So, Western Mall.
10 Ired. &C.. Met. brch.) ..:s5. baltimore accom-
kL, Baltimore Annapolis .6+h, Baltimore express
and way, 7:20, Western express
k<h, Mhrtinsburg and TIa- 800, Baltimore express
~ r,Own &C, Met brch.' sFis, Y. Ih a Bos eS.
Icsso, Baltimore accom-. iOsIj Baltimore accom-
usa, baltimore express.
ARRIVE daily. Others Sundays excepted.
So For the time OF departure Of trains see advsr
ussments elsewhere.
National Republican., 1878-07-13
New Advertisements. 4

Vcgetine for cancers
y. NJ c. A. excursion.
Hotice-Collectors ONCE, District Of Columbia.
Noticc-Meeting Washington Centennial Lodge.
Colden's licb!gs Liquid Extract Of Beef and
Tonic lnyeoratnr
II. Z. onicy X Co., bankers, corner Fifteenth and
y streets northwest
National Republican., 1878-07-13
Ther,no'netric Readings.
OFFICE CHIEF siGSAL-OFFiCER, L. g. A..
Indications,

IFor the Middle Atlantic and South Atlantic States,
partly cloudy weather, occasional rains. light
winds, mostly from the south, stationary ,empera.
ture and rressnre
National Republican., 1878-07-13

REDUCED rates 10 parties remaining one week or
longer season ls1s opens June IS. Stockton Hotel,
Cape May, y. J. lSoTE.-Wc take great pleasure In
informing oGr patrons that q new passenger ceva.
tor ana electric bclls I'm every room have been
added to the hotel. CnAELES DUFFY
(of Continental Hotel. Philadelphia
Proprietor and General Manager.
National Republican., 1878-07-13
81 ALPACA coAn. Eiseman's, Seventh and Z

wINoN Sot Ninth street. has marked the Clifton
Flour down TO sl.6O the quarter barrel.
National Republican., 1878-07-13
VEGETINE

II. q. Cotton P,rsc'l lton D'rtRgsL
CHICAOo Ill
VEuErINE II the Iest,selIing blood pnT.feT and
gives the best satisfaction OF any In the maj kel.
National Republican., 1878-07-13

GAMES ELSEWHERE Yesterday.
Chcagu.-Chicago, q Milwaukee, B.
OSwcgo, y. I.-Lowcll, 10; Oswego, 3.
London riO-Tccumseh, 4 ; Manches.
National Republican., 1878-07-13

Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
prominent points, to whom a liDcral compensation
will be paid.
Application for rates to clubs should only be made
to he Home Office In New Orleans
Write clearly stating full address, for further infor
nation or send orders to
NJ. a. DAUPHIS,
p o. Box dp2, New Orieans, louisiana
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under
the supervision aud management Of GENERALS q.
I; EEAuREGARD and JCBAL A. EARLY.
JyiV-im
National Republican., 1878-07-13
Shoes at Reduced Prices.
At II. l.. strasbursers, S0S-5Js Seventh street.
The Franklin Legion Upon the Water

81 PANTs TO order, former price So Else man Bros
corner seventh aud l. streets.
National Republican., 1878-07-13

PURCHAsE tl-day's F''a and read Interview on
the subject OF Cooperation.
National Republican., 1878-07-13
Army and Navy.

WHOM, jOI Ninth street, has marked the Clifton
Flour down 10 sl60 the quarter barrel.
National Republican., 1878-07-13
CI1T ITEMS.

TAKE Ayers Pills for all the purposes Of pur
gative, for Consumption, Indigestion. Headache
aud Liver Complaint. By universal accord they ar
the best Of nll pursativcs for family use.
National Republican., 1878-07-13
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Interest paid on deposits. Special rates on time
deposlu J: H. squiER & Co,
Bankers liiG Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-07-13

SouNG PEOPLE do pay attention N yorr teeth
neglect will soon ruin them. Be wise in time.
Clean them daily with THCRsToS's Ivory PEARL.
TOorH POWDER the inoSl perfect dentrihce known
II will keep them through life In good condition.
shlte and sound. Will harden tue gums, swecten
he breath, and prevent toothache. Sold by all
iru:giSS. '25 and 50 cents per bottle.
wkLIs MAcHIHE-sfREAp STRENGTHENING PLAsT.
EEs are still tho best known. Their curative pow.
ers lar surpass all Others.
HARD times demand economy; practice II by
renOvatiiir your suiled gloves with JorNES's ISO-
DEkors MD GLOVE CLEANSER. Price Is cents per
bottle.
ARE you bilious. troubled with headache. dizzy
ne-s, sick stomach, constipation, &c? Are you dys-
peptic nervous. dull, and lansuid? Averse to all
exertioh, Is your life miserablc7 You require n
change. Cleanse the system, purify and renew the
blood Take Sv!kks IRISH TEA. the great nousc,
hold remedy II will soon relieve you. Sold by all
druggists, IS cents per package, which makes a
qCaH Of medicine.
Is your hair harsh. dry aud stih7 Does Il rchsc
10 curi7 Dress II with IIoNIsoS's uNADE oPTiHE.
An Oleaginous compound Of singular merit II
will improve It. Sold by druggists, &c Price %.
and 30 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-07-13

THE new White" aud New Home" sewing Ma.
chimes Take your choice. and II not pleased, Cx-
change until you are satisfied. sell all that Is
new aud late IN the sewing. machine business.
Also all the old standard machines. Renting and
repairing specially. =. MCKINNEY,
AZ Ninth street northwest.
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COASTWlSE STEAMSHIPS.
ACIFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP GOMPANi's LINE

COASTWlSE SIEAMSHIPS.
DAcisIc NAIL STEAMSHIP coMrAAi's LINE.
r.r cALlFoRNlA, JAPAN. CHINA, CENTRAL and
LASp XTSIEAL hsiTIs. r9L.MuAi, M4sM.
sslos ss,nH Sos rIa oEE'oS &C. sailing from
Pr For r'' as fHxxSIsco. via isimAus OF PANAMA.
NJ
s' Sss% s.S FEsSc!sSo % sISDwicS fslASDs.
StesmsSip zhaLASDiA... Monday April Is
FeF freight or passage apply 4 so ,ss PssS ss York
BEEssstsyaA 'q rSa.1o SlaELI%a ,SFSEzGSL1s
ANio ihe @esssa spa GU rsf sc ~ e ns 81
ffSS tec ,' and fGpRTo q" chFsLLo q BERMUDA
as5 10 aug
way. @ @. Ds GARNgNDfA. o. broadway.
o. Lgvk. I'll brcsdway
NJ s., HAVANA AID AkxioAN NAIL = : LINE.
~ - @nsr' ls rn irgn p'sr 10 i,i Her,e diver
CRY OF NEW yogk, pesksn. ! assd.y, Aprn e.sr.M
yi ITy az y,p s,@s Wed Ay XII, IS -
o''i * FOX vEsi eTrz hS SD SEW oe RE :"
e1ry ~ My SSGk .Tas.a.y Ap,I 70
s,sa@ M viii leave New orean. Ann y S Nay Is
Tor Vera cruz viz Masanofa' IgSps, All ranpee mriss
"'0'' p + ALExAXDRe 4 SONS, 81 and 50 Broadway.
NEW 80 X AND iAyANA DIRECT NAIL Linz
N fhe.e ars class steamships wii sail At = NJ, IRON
~ North RIVER loot y Cedar ~ Tor Havana direct
sANiiAGo De ccBA..-"... saturday. April 20
FOR ,rcsh and passage having unsurpassed
WIiLTAN Y. CLYDE 4 90. No 9 Bowling Green.
NcKELLAn sLuLiSG CO.. Agents in havana
L,oK VERA CaUz $50 FOR rlRsl CLASS PASSAGE
Il by steamship NtAGAR sailing THURSDAY, lsrii
Vera ri Jr ~, - JsMEs waR6 % Tia Wall
NGw YORK AMP ,,CgRA, MALI ). ). LINE FOX
Magnificent atcpmmodAtl on Tor passengers. ~
Sailing ~ Lk~DAyS. from pier " East kivr. 1T . i. ~
NIAGARA new 2st tons Carts. Thursday April ~
SARATOGA new = 40 tons sundberg Thursday Apr 70
REDUCED Raj i4s Of passage Tor yhRA CRUZ aud
whST INDIA ISLANDS. b, through tickets via English
and French steanshfp tines from havana.
JAMES Il. WARD a CO.. if3 Wall ct.
4 TIAS NAIL LINE.
~ FOR WEST lSDlES AND SOUTH AMERICA.
Regular b-monihy saiing from pier 81 North River as
Tor tIAYTI, COLUMBIA IsTHNus or PANAMA and
SOUTn PACIFIC PORTS (via Asplnwsli) -
ALPS April 10 MISREPRESENTATION 30
For KINGSTON. ia. and HAY 1T
ApLAS...... April 20 ETNA MAY 10
First BRUSH built iron steamers Superior first
PIN, fORWouD Co, General Agents.
No 90 v all 81.
CAvAHSAH FLORIDA
CITY or SAVANNAH, from pier ~ N. r., Saturday
April i3.
IA. LIVINGSTON, from rier 10 y. r.. Wednesday.
GEORGE YoSGE.
Agent Saturday steamer 400 Broadway.
MURRAY. EEfRIS n co, 4
Agent Wednesday steam r. q, South st.
G. d. OWENS GEORGE lO>Gk,
Agent A. o. H. r. 3i5 Bwsy Agent q. 4. H.. 4os Sway.
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EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE.
s,LICIANDfsE ~ EXctlANGr:-I NAVE FOR
M alr sarOD worth OF staple Mcrchandisc, all whole
Az stock ana in prime orders viii sell " lots OF fton.
xusl ~ xg5tuD rccctve IN payment onehird cash.
balance good sca Estate The Object ~ view = redncc
stoek and assortment OF goohs VIII De gwen ~
trade. Paroles who have the means W aet promptly
ana dere such exchange viii receive MI ne
csay information regard the goods " add esslhE
with fua description &c property and price, MERCuANI.
los 1874 tie a Unire. New ora.
txyGLL EXCHANGE JEWELtY AID FANCY GOODS
w TOT near ~ improved ESTATE unencumDered. Adj
dress LAJPiNE. Herald Office.
RESTAURANTS.
T I'VE AND LIT LIVE, BROADWAY AND FULT0N
Jtuystcts Oysters, Oysters. Ladies and gentlemcns
oyster dining oysters and Soft Shell CLANS
speciality all tie delcacies Of the conssanty on
hand :. sPbNCEK. Caterer.
EYES AND EARS.
4 RTlficfAL human Eyes VI A sUPenlUR
IN quality made order reasonable rates Dr. n
BAfUn 4 r. GOUGkLWANN, 10 BIcecker ~ We sup.
Div of tne hospitals and other nsttuiipus
IAMrS A. DAVIS INVENTOR AND ONLY MAKER
d 81 the improved Artificial human Eye, acknowledged
h, the faculty. be tile ents imitation Of
In the No. Ia last JIh ST.. between 81 and fh
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DAwSBRuKgKs SAILS
ii By TilOS. J. McGRATu. Anctioneer
1893 Chatham NJ. corner Mulberry.
Nonday-7OO lots MEMS and Noneu's Clothing,
by order solomon stem West 9th 81.
Tuesdny-~TOO lots Mems ana Women's Clothing.
BY order ID. solomon, 9th
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Yt:srAu,sANra.

WILL EXCHANGE JEwnLtY AID FANCY GOODS
w improved i.ea Estate uiencumDered Ad.
dr. Al PINE. Herald oiicc.
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A UNIQUE GALLERY OF PAINTINGS.
THE coTTIER COLLECTION.

The Messrs LEAVlTT take great pleasure In announ'
public the first exhibtion this country
collection Of Paintings composed exclusively OF the work
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House corner 81. Marks and Rogers and the five
adjoinn: Houses viii actual be sold the highest bid
der No reservation preference OF any kind whatever
These houses u6.6x4O finishing and possession
may had before MAY They erected for the i'm
proveent of adjacent property and thoroughly ard
subst anally Quilt from foundation to root two brown
fronts hph stdops les and Easements sub
cellar; all modern improvement; carefully tnisheo
81 600 OF purchase money on mortgage. II desired
IL. CLAFLIN.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-04-05
ROAD PETITION.
To the Honorable Board Of Commission
ers Of Montgomery County.

TINE undersigned, citizens and taxpayers
Il OF Cracklin District, Montgomery coun-
ty, believing the public convenience requires
it, petition your honorable body for he open
ing Of public road leading from the Cal
thersburg and Laytonsville road 10 Walkers
Mill, beginning near the colored peoples En-
DRY Grove Church. crossing the lads of Rob-
ert Crawford to the dividing line Of Eveline
Brown and Thomas Davis, colored thence
on said line TO the dividing line of VIM. Cham
hers and Robert Tyler, colored; thence on
said line to the line of Muncaster and Carr:
thence through the lands of Muncaster TO the
lands OF VIM. o. Saffell and Elizabeth NJ .
Saffcll; through said lands TO the lands of
Frank Duvall; thence through the lands OF
Frank Duvall to the lands Of VIM O. Saffell
and Elizabeth NJ. Saffell; thence the most eli
gible route through said lands to the dividing
line between John W. Mills aud Airy NJ SAT-
fell; thence running on or near said line to
the dividing line between John W Mills and
N. j. Walker; thence on or near said line
crossing the public road leading from Gath
ersburg Depot to the Seneca Bridge road:
thence to the lands of Mrs. Elizabeth Cooke,
trustee, and n. p. Cooke; thence on said lands
the most eligible way 10 Walkers Mill
NATHAN WALKER,
NATHAN COOKE.
II. D. COOKE,
II. C. WARD,
IGNATIUS T FULKS,
DR. JULIAN MAGRUDER,
THOMAS ] OWEN,
r. G. DORSEY,
mar 22-5t And twenty five others.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-04-05
Episcopal Visitation.

no. The RI Rev. WM. PlAKNEY, D. D.,
Lii. D., the Assistant BISHOP Of Maryland,
will ID. v. visit Silver Spring Parish, Mont
gomery county, Nd, and otlicihte in the sew
eral churches in the following Srder, viz:
Tuesday night, April OH, at Z O'Clock, at
st. Marks (MemoriaD Chapel Wednesday
night, April 10TH at same hour, 90 the Parish
Church, (Grace) and on Thursday morning,
April llth at II o'clock, at ST. johns Chap
ell, (Norwood.)
The usual Offering for Diocesan Missions
will be expected. The public generally are
invited most cordially. Come early and Sc
cure comfortable seats.
JAMES B. AVERlTT,
apr Bit Rector.