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Arizona silver belt., 1879-03-07
Mining Notice.

10 .45I H3om if 4sst Coacerns
 All parties claiming any interest in that certain mining location or ciain. known as the Empire Mine, situated ia Pioneer Dis trict, Pinal county, Arizona, this is to notify you. that in accordance with the provision Of the Mining Act of May l9 1872, that in compliance with the requirements Of said act. work has been done on said mining claim for one year past back, ending Decem- Der 20, 1878, by the undersigned. Now, therefore. if within ninty days from the first publication of this notice, you do not come forward and pay your proper proportion or the cost of sad work, the undersigned Nili claim forfeiture of ail your right, title and interest in and Go every portion 0f said min ing claim. WILLIAM TWEED
 January l5, 1873.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-03-07
NOrlNR.

Office of the Boari ol Supervisors for Piual
 county. .rizona Territory, Florence, Feo-
 ruary 23, 1873.
 Io tte CStissas aad IarPggsrs of Pisal
 t0aNf5;
 The Board of Supervisors would respeel- fully invite the cifixeHs and tlx-payers of Pinal e0nnty, Co make known Eheir views regarding the most practicable route for wagon road between the towns of Flor ence aad Globe by petition or otherwise be- fore the first Monday in tFlif nexE
 All correspondence regarding Sgii road Co De ad lfes,gd Co the office q the naler- signed. JNO ]. DEFINE
 fe2 iml tlerS B'd Sup's
Arizona silver belt., 1879-03-07

The work of cur Legislature bears fruit in San Francisco. Dr. V. k. Smith, who was divorced( by the omnibus bill and married on the 9th ult.. ia Yama, to Annie Carpenter, by Judge Porter, was arrested on tue 18th in San Francisco ou tue charge of bigamy, on complaint of W. M. Nelson, and was to have hearing ii the city court the following day sIn the intem he was held in tue suln 9f S20O0 to appear and answer. He was previously arrested for forgery and adultery. 4 civil suit has or will soon be instituted by Nelson against Dr. Smith, Annie NJ. Car penter and Tom Fitch for damages 10 Mrs. E. Smith.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-03-07
motel ArrLxaIs.

PAsCoE HoUsE-W. Y. Kingsbery, Ramboz Camp; Winfield Wright, P. c. Warren, J. D. Sagemiller, Me- Millen; D. B. Lacy, Con Burns, City; Mr. Bailey, Saa'ord; Mr Massey. San Carlos; Leopold Jeans, J Gold7 man, Phoenix; P. Cristenson, Mrs. Wells, Silver City; Morse, Mann Mill.
 CENTRAL HorEI.-C. s. GhIett, Col; Mr. Whitacer, Florence; Mr. Morris, Globe; Mr. Woods, Mr. Rosenthall, San Carlos; John J Harlow, Cal. H. B Wood, Mich Mr. Copeland, Oregon; Mr. Leopalq Gler. Chas. Goldman, PAeuIx;
Arizona silver belt., 1879-03-07
GLoBE CTrY. ARIZONA,
 March 6, 1879. {

MR. EDIToR
 Ny attention has been directed to g paragraph ip the Yuma ExpOsitor, copied from the Salt River Herald, in which 1t is ssated thlt the Mack Morris mine is about to be sold for s30. .O00 cash. Thirty thousand dollars is a large sum of money, either in cash or approved country produce, and, doubtless, would be gladly accepted for several mines in 3 limestone formation, aud more than enough For an affirmative vote on the passage of a divorce bill. As the Mack Morris mine is not m liRe- stone, 1t is nlt for sale for any such price.
 The editor of Fl Heraldo de Rio saladO en el Condado de Maricopa, pueblo del Phenixey, Reservation de los Estados Unidos is also poco of ia saying that the Hon. I. Thomas is one-third owner in ths Ii. M. mine, consequently y the Heraldo hOlnbre will have to guess again.
 MACK MoRRTs.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-03-07
NOTECE.

Notice E hereby given that forbid any persoa orpersoIs Co do any work. Of in any way trespass Oli the mining claim known as the Ida Mine located ar the Duryea Mal, s4ohe District. Pi8al county. Arizona lei- ritOrr, as aii sssesanent work Bus been d0ae hy me rcquifei oy aW.
 W N IARROD. McAiNen. A IT.. Feb. 70. i319.- f0-le- lin
Arizona silver belt., 1879-03-07
ga aceolaaact aifh aa dct ef fte Legislatfcs .isssm5lg of .srisoaa ISrfitefg- and hy Psac}amefioa Qf fbs GortrAor issRed tdsre-  will be drawh at Prescott,
 A. T. 0n Wednesday,
 Jmne 4th, 1873.
Acr orrgle LEaTsLarURE.

 An Aef to aid ia tiie construction of Capitol Buildings and Tor Sue supp sfL 0i HuOllc
 sch Ois ia tne ferrIofs ol Arizona. fe .f knacfsf bt tts Leetsiatife .gssels5ts ef -lf5reaa Ierrsfsjg.
 SECTION j. It saaH be lawful for, and the rigRt, p0Nei and authority is herebl sfaiif- ed tor Cae perlod Ct twenty ycar,s ifVin iitc first day oi tebru,Ig, lei3, Co the AllzoAa ileyetoflntsnt COnHlaAs-a corporation or ganized aud existing under aiid Oy }lftaie oi tne jaws of Iie TeruJOry oi Arizona--illo its ;.,>iasis tu sINt pubic lotteries, at which. pr bv mean. O7 wlfien Bi0iiey may laWluiiy Oe uiSDosed of 0y rliHnce, anything in tle iafS of iais Terri 1Ory % lhe cOhfai9 nothitii- standing. etc, ete.
 SEC. 2. The GoFemQrof the Territory Of Arizona aud his sue ess0r in Olnce, and in tue event oi the abseuce, disqualification Vf death 0f the Goycrnor-lis ieg,il suuslltute is hereby appointed Commissioner lo eii- perintelld fhe drawing Qr dislflbuuea of prizes IH said lotteries eli. certify 60 the c0rretla etc SEC e. All lotteries tln ,4t le Iifo- visions 0f his Act, shaH e aNH 4 eonle public place % be des 1ated 0y lts cOisi- missioner, Netween tGe h0urs oi ten clock a. ul., aud i've o'cio,sk li,s ssllu D a Aniiil- her fo be approved by the COi1nsisslOuer. Sections 2 and provide i0r thc eoilec- tlOn of ten per cent. lfoln ali prizes and liie payment 0f tue sanie into tue Capitoi and school iuads.
 Certiacate of t'errttSriat treasurer. |. Thomas J. Butler. Treasurer of Arizona Territory, hereby certliy that tue Aflxona Development Company nas thls day nlcd il lny office Its arceptaDee in wrilng of tue Act OI which tae abVse is copy and has also filed ia my office bond in tae sum of twenty thousaid dsliars. Wbich bond nxs been approved by fhe Governor, aud an As- zoua Territo y. conditioned for iis iaithiui llerfofanance of the provisions Ol said Act.
 Is1OMAS q. BLfLk.is,
 Territorial Treasurer. Prescott, Feb. 20th, ls79.
 tsrociasanffssn 0f 9he Governor.
 TERR1roRY or ARIZONA,
 EXECUTIVE DEPAkrMENf,
 February 2J.ns lss9. l. John C. Fremont. Governor ,f the Ter ritOry Of Arixona, and eX-olhcio Cointiils- siOner t0 superinterd the drawing oi iot- teriss for the support 0f the Public Seh0ois, etc., by yirJle 0f tlle power and autn0i4ty vested in iue by laW. do hereby designate as drawn Dy tue Arixuna Development COlli- pany, tue Theatre in Prescott, tne Cap6tai oi said Territory Of .lfl1ona, and Lle tune when tle same shai be drawn shail be tue Eih day or Juue. loly between tue hours oi I0 Q ciock 9. ui., and D ciOcA D. ln.
 WiEaess lay hand aud she great seal of tue
 Territory of Ariz0ha. slis z0th day lSEALl 0f February, A. D. loiy.
 JOUN C. FREMONT, Governor aud cx-odicio Lottery Coininis- sioner
Arizona silver belt., 1879-03-07

Ore was struck in the cross-eat P the Buckeye at 230 feet, on Wednes- day. The ore Is said to cover the full face of the cut. From assays made 1t is supposed the average val ue of the ore will be about l7o ozs. The shaft is in ore from the urface.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-03-07
2 Wanuer Dt blstrs9utiOE
 win hl na FoLlOws

Twelve thousand slips of leather number ed from one 10 twelve thousand Wiu De pti1- liclv deposited in a large giass wheel MnieA 2sl then bc closed aud sealed uy me Terri toriai Lottery Coninlrsi9nef. Ao ii'aiie1 ee and sdphfv-f,ro elips of leathgr numbered ln @,...,rsi.,nr. ,,ffl. fl,e prizes annoanccd, vii be publicly deposited ih a sillaii sisas W aeei, which will also be closed and sealva os tne Ferrilorial Lottery Coinnns>iOnsf.
 i,ouimiftee of seven eitlxeAs Wih be selecfel by the ticket holders Co examine every stage of tue pr0ceedipss.
 Both Wileeh will tiIen be ret 0ate i1 sight of the audience, untd their cohtehts are mixed and thoroilxhly mingled. Inc seals will then be broken and the Wheeis opehe1a and
 Two Cnssdren Under Ten Years ef
 Age
 will he placed. one al each wheel. and 8 prize and a number drawn at tlie same tiine. The wheels viii then be closed aud retoired, and another number and prize drawn, aud this process repeated unti 1he zsz prizes are all drawn. Tue hVlJers Of tickets 1eirlilS corresponding auHiDeis VIII oe sn9iaed lV the prizes drawn.
 Only I2.000 Tickets will be
 Sold. Whole Tickets e5.
 Halves ga, 50. Quarters
 ef,25.
 The Bunk of Arizona wii aet as Treasurer. and .ail noneFS received from safes of ticheis will be dep0dted 1here Co aWait the dfaif- ing. Prizes wilI be paid ten days alter the drawing.
 All orders for tickets must be accompanied by the money, which can be sent in bahk Drafts on san Francisco, Certificates oi De uOsif or Postal Money Orders OF by eiis, Fargo & Co.'S Express.
 Address ali communications, and make ali ,ir4ils aud money orders payable % the orr der of lhe ARIZONA LOTTERY COMPANY, ! Prescott, X. F
 Register all letters containing dra1ts Qi posiai orders. To avoid iotseries, 1ay no flckets Nce9t 0i regU.ar agents. laft-ein
Arizona silver belt., 1879-03-07

The MeAIillen s. M. Co.'s mil should be at the mine. h was re- ported to us is having crossed the Gila, at the San Carlos ageney, sev- cral days since.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-03-07
NorENR

Str46rk E tiise are requested t0 call and setfie either bv rash or note without de- liv. as tse adUrz must be closed up fSirue.H J Fl. HfsE.
 Surviving Partner.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-03-07
Arizona Silver Belt.
N5ay azareh 3. 1879.
Eaat Chance.

nlsmef Attorney c II 0ary will iU5lobe on thc zth insg. for the nmposc of exhibiting the delinquent K roll. Persons knowing theif taxes o be delinquent will once more have m opportunity to settle wiil'ou. affher trouble or cost.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-03-07
NOTICE

4 good Ranch, five miles from Globe, well watered and suited for raising vegetables, will be rented on shares. Apply ai this 0i- flee or to MRS IDA RUSSELL.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-03-07
Assessment Notice.


 McMillen Silver Mining Company-l0ea- ton ofprincipal place oi bgsiness San fraH- cisco. California location of works, tii0A4 District, Arizona Territory --Neti.e is here- by given. that at g meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the z2il day of November, lS5s, an assessment lN0. Ii of twenty-five cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immedi- ately in United States gold coin, to the See retary, at che office of the Company. Room 2i Sufe Deposit Building, San Francisco California
 Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid On the second das Of January, lS79 will be delinquent. aHti ads yerfiSed for sale, and unless payment is naade before, will be sold on "Wednesday, the twenty-ninth day of January, lS79, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with the cost of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Directors.
 A. C. MC3lEASS. Secretary. OfEice-Room 24 Safe Deposit Building. San Francisco, California.
 DISAPPOINTMENT.
 The delinquent day of above assessment has been postponed s0 MONDAY, FEB RUARY l0 1879, and the day of sale to March 6, 1879.
 A. c. MC8IEANS. Secretary.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-03-07

CT sooner. if .H Tue tickets are sooner dis posed ol. OR whicA occasion there VIII be
 distributed I8HRr l-ONE THOUSAND
Arizona silver belt., 1879-03-07
property.

Green Seal cigars for sale by Nor rill, KeIlner 6 Co. We can recon mend them as the best in tho market.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-03-07
Prescott, Feb. 20th, ie19. tsfociasa1ff,n of the GoFernsF.
 TERnfroRY or ARIZONA,
1une 4tIl. IS1o.

The first LOTTERY under the foregoing
 iaw, Nill be drawn at tae Theatre, in Pre-
Arizona silver belt., 1879-03-07
Letter

List of letters relraiaiug iu the Post Office tt Globe, ArIzona, March
Arizona silver belt., 1879-03-07

An Act t0 aid iil tiie consi rueii0n of Capitol Buildings and Tor tuc supp lt 0i Huolie
 sch Ots iu tne Territory 0L Arizona. I,e Y kaaasf 56 tds Lssisialife sssssbls ef
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-12
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LADIES DRESS GOODS.


LADIES DRESS GOODS,
In great variety Of fabrics, at ~ ~ cents
New Wine' shades Apacas, Re, 49, 30 and
2jc Black Aracas, IS 20, Is, 30 and 4Oc
Black silks from Toe TO So.
CALICOES.
1000 yards new Dark Remnants al ! Ice.
An immense l"t Of new Calicoes, 3, 6and 7c,
CASSIMERES.
Heavy Wool kerseys. 50c Good Cloths for
men and boys, Zoe 10 81 Black Doeskin CAS-
slmerc, 7jc, 81 and 81 30. Heavy Beaver
Cloth, 50, 3 and a.
COTTONS.
iileaehed and Brown Coltons, 3, 6, 7, 8 and
Zoe; Striped Cheviot Shirtings, I, 3 aud l0c
Checked Apron Gngha ms, 7, 8 and lOc Ex-
cellent Fealherproof rickings, zoe; Heavy CAN
Ton FlaunrIs Z, 8. o aud Toe
AlI-wool Red Flannels, 10, 20, %, 80 and
40c; White Wool Flannels, ~ IL, 20, 20, 81
and Soc; Double. width Waterproof Cloths,
co. Toe aud 81; Turkey Red Table Cloths 30
and 6Oc per yard; Handsome Striped Shnwls
Toe aud 81 50 Heavy wool Shnwls, 50, 2 %
and S3; Atwood Fine Black Shawls 49,;
Black Square and Long Cashmere Shawls.
LADIES CDiDAhS.
a very choice Stock Of Ladies Black Cloth
Clocks at 50 90. 3 30, 90, $50, 90, aud
up To Sl5 0C. These are all newest sty les just
from New York
CARPETS-OlL CLOTHS.
New Patterns Carpets 90, 80, 80, 40 and
30 cents: lIaudrome New Styles All Wool
Carpets Is cts. and s, Heavy Rag Carpets
~ ~. 40 aud 30 cts; Yard-W Wide Floor
Oil Cloths 80. 80 and 90 cts
NOTIONS.
Heavy Buckskin Gloves, genuine, 81 30
Two-ButIOued Kid Gloves 40 cis
New Shades, Three Bultoned do 90 cis
Ladies' aud Childrens Hosiery 8, 10, IL &c.
Ladies Corsels 81 As, co. IS cts. and 81 .
Balmoral Skirts 30, 50 and 10
Felt Skirts 40, 30 and rs cts.
Mems Winter Undesshirts % aud 80 cts
Ladies' do DO 30 and 30 cts.
Observation-Disclosures
An Immense Stock Of Cheap Blankets,
ranging in price from 50 % to $40; Call 10
see our Ia Double blankets ut 80. 30 ; Heavy
Grey Blankets 81 30. l.75 aud 50; Bed
Comforts 70 cls, 81 and SI.25.
GREAT BARGAINS IL Day GooDs
continually offered, and All goods guaranteed
~ advertised nv
BENJAMIN MILLER,
l03 Bridge street,
Georgeiown. u. G.
VA Look Tor BANNER SIGN over the door
oct l7--yn
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-12

Local option AT meeting Of the
executive committee Of the State Temper
ance Alliance held Monday night last in
Baltimore, William Daniel presided En-
couraging reports were received from Fre,le-
rick county, and il il said al the Delegates
b the Legislature will vote In favor Of local
option. A committee was appointed b call
a State convention, and il was decided n
secure the services Of Rev. Dewitt Tai
mage 10 deliver lecture in order 10 raise
funds for the prosecution of the work nl the
alliance
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-12
Maryland Heirs wanted.-The

Maryland Heirs Wanted.-The Al
bany Oregon Register of recent date says
A young man named William Lamon, who
had been in the employ Of Mr.. John Larkin,
who lives six miles northeast of Brownsville,
since August last, met death suddenly on
November 3. He was telling trees on Mr..
Larkin's place, on top of high butte, in
such a manner as TO answer for fence.
From all appearances he had climbed into a
large fir tree some twenty-five or thirty feet
from the ground, when, from some cause,
he fell, striking on his forehead, cutting a
considerable cash in mis- head, breaking his
neck and dislocating the right wrist He
had been dead but a short time when found.
Deceased was twenty-eight years old, Ger
man descent. His parents are supposed to
reside in Maryland. He leaves quite a little
sum in money, which his heirs can obtain
by addressing the administrator, Mr.. Larkn,
at Brownsville, Lynn county, Oregon, or
his attorney, I. p. Hackleman, Esq, Of that
city.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-12

Dro~ned The coroner's inquest on the
body Of Henrietta Bruce, found in the canal
at Georgetown, on the 7th inst, heard all
the evidence presented on the subject this
afternoon. II was proved that Edward Hill
had been keeping company with her for
some time, that they had had quarrels, and
that he WAS seen with her on Friday, but
nothing was produced 10 show him in any
way connected with her death. The follow.
ing verdict was returned THAT the said
Henrietta Bruce came 10 her death on the
night Of the 9Th of December, 1879, in
the canal, between Washington and Green
streets, Georgetown, by drowning, aud from
the testimony adduoed we are unable 10 say
whether accidental or otherwise, the suspi.
cion that Edward Till was concerned in
her death not having been satisfactorily
proven" Hill was then discharged from
custody.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-12

Canal Changes several days past,
says the Cumberland Times, rumors have
been current of changes on the line of the
canal but as Il reduction of force is usu-
ally made at the close of the shipping season,
we did not care to give part of the change
till we knew them all. The season just now
closing has not been very profitable one
to the Company, and it has been deemed
best TO cut down the expenses as much as
possible, and the following changes and
removals have been determined; During the
year there have been three superintendent
on the Canal-Messrs G. V. Hammond,
now be but two divisions, and Mr.. l.. G.
Stanhope will take the one from Cumber-
land to Deloneys Lock, below Dam No. 5
On the upper so miles of this division there
have been four bosses, working from to
II men. There will now be but twO-Messrs
Peter Kelley and Randolph Sprigg, with s.
men each. Samuel ID. Young will continue
as boss carpenter and will be allowed one
assistant. On the lower end ofthis division,
Messrs Moore, Sterling and Benton will
continue as bosses, with Mr.. Burgess as car
penter. Mr.. G. V. Hammond, who was su-
perintendent Of this division before consoli-
dation will take the place Of Mr. c. d. War
field, who has been suspended. The second
division will extend from Deloney's Lock to
~ NJ
superintendent while Mr. William Porter,
of the lower division, will take charge of the
outlet lock at Georgetown. The bosses on the
lower division have been reduced one, with
a considerable reduction of the force under
their charge.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-12
WIN. NJ. DAVIS & son,
House, Sign and Ornamental
i PAINTERS.

NNrE would repeatedly Inform the citizens
w 81 ROCKVILLE aud the public gen
orally that We are now prepared 10 do kals0-
mining Gliding, Draining, Glazing, Paper
Hanging Furniture Painting aud Vanishing
z"- orders respectfully solicited aud A.
iended 10 promptly
wallace of business adjoining Joseph n
IiAnsy's Carpenters Shop. Rockville
July ir-if
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-12
Asbestos Roofing.

NTlTH white 6re-pfoof coating, for steep
w or fiat roofs. 10 all climates, 10 roll'
ready for use. Easily applied by any one
no beat required II weighs ony 40 lbs. pei
100 square feet aud costs only half as much
~ iin Or shingles and lasts 10 long.
FOR sale by D. II, BOUIC,
aug 20 Rockville, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-12
II E G. q IL ID
OF
=. l.. MOORE'S
ONE-FOURTH FERTILIZER
FOR 1879.
FOR 1879.

Joseph Flack, Montrose, Md used B
tons and made 400 bushels of wheat
A. Henson Bean, Bethesda. Md,
made 472 bushels of wheat to 3 tons
Solomon Sprankle, Of Langley, Va
made 40 bushels to the acre. Used 4
A. b Walters, Langley, Fairfax
county, Va. sowed : Ia tons aud made
1875 bushels wheut,
G II. M. Walters. Langley ,Fairlnx
county, Va, sowed 1l-12 tons aud
made 4S8 bushes Of wheat.
Il. G. Reid, Langley, Va, sowed 2
tons and made 800 bushels Of wheat. 4
Edward p Thomas, Sandy Spring,
Md. sowed Z tons and made or bushels
of wheat.
Chas. Kirby. Fairfax county. near
Langley, tons and made 800 bushels
Of wheat.
II. Trail, Rockville, Nd, mndc Ia
bushels to the ton.
Henry Bradley, Ohutts X Roads.
Nd. IT'S lbs. Of One Fourth uud 300
lbs Of Bone Dust and made 81 bushels
to the acre
Darius Clagett, Ofutt's X Roads. |
Md, 100 lbs to the acre and made "a
bushels TO the acre.
G. 9. Bradley, Ofiutts X Roads.
Md, 200 lbs to the acre aud made
D. IL bushels to the mere, crop was
badly injured by joint worm
b. H. Codwise, Montro~e, Mcut-
gomery county, Md, made 1850 bushels
for each ton used.
j. NJ. Gingle, Bethesda, Md, 4 tons,
made 528 l-2 bushels.
james l.. Reid, Vienna, Va, 2 tons.
made 548 bushels.
Arthur Cathcart, Falls Church. Va.
1884 lbs, made 100 bushels.
pr,co ra1ucol M. aa.sn, A.. .nsRK
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-12
MarIand state Grange -Marylanc

MarIand State Grange MARYLAND
State Grange met at Raine's Hall, Baltimore,
an Tuesday last, $50 members being present,
representing 40 lodges and 10 counties.
Joseph 7. Moore, master, of Montgomery
county, presided. The masters report was
read reviewing the condition of the order in
the State, congratulating the grange on the
prosperity of the grange agency in Balt-
more, and advocating the building of IL grain
elevator for the accommodation of grain
raised in Maryland. A resolution of thanks
to the retiring officers was adopted, after
which the meeting proceeded to elect officers
for the ensuing year with the following re-
suit; Master, II. o. Devries, Of Baltimore;
lecturer, james 5. Robinson, Anne Arundel
county; steward, Thomas $. Iglehart, Anne
Arundel county; assistant, Thomas b. Todd,
Baltimore county treasurer, Joseph N. Ches-
well, Frederick county; chaplain, Joseph
Barlow, Howard county; secretary, Edward
Hall of b., Anne Arundel county gatekeep-
er, Geo. II. Eldew, Baltimore county; over
seer, John W. Corey, Kent county; Ceres,
Mrs. II. o. Devries, Howard county; Flora,
Mrs. George Thomas, st. Marys county !;
Pomona, Mrs. Daniel Jenifer, Baltimore
county lady assistant steward, Mrs. John
W. Corey; executive committee, Geo.
Thomas +. Shepherd, Carroll county.