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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14

Good Ordinary LG 'Sa MSdlIns

Coed oIS aaS 8,i5srv hGS isaos
Futures fairly active cosng decline Of 27a37
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b Bs Ias s" csPS 7 SsaS a. ou
s &c. American S H' Cream D3Fs4 lStls 'lS% %E
1Ss 80 sc or S SSss q %
op13s g lass 81 peg Su% tBF Carl NU S en-
sa Ss seas sp? zSss Ssss bleaching
on Lemon M sci - & WlperRe e1 q rs DO
sassairas 4I642c; Ginseng 81 20 aSl 4O Seneca Root
SoS5g' 50 BS1 ST. Mset s5s G5%
E Eaofe AYE ~ s YssFS
i869c large DarTced Herring dull and Lomlnay
uf FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-MarEe 6olOc lower /
rather more doing mainly In low grades local
sae Hy bS ST Sc
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%s 3 o 5s p ssSsn mn 4 sT 55
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were 0uotatons; so s? 7oasS o. supeTqae
Ss%SSs ssl fSs dSs ssss n SsssT os 6 g
RsP.r Ei 8 81 s Era S y s. R9Sis ss
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sSs dS BIS s1Sns to sS E e
sss 7C: GOOD TO CHOICE g zSss6 Choice Fancy,
ss.sSs S9S %ssG NEAL "a
Eh e Layer Lses
m. a1p0pfA
5sSs S.diP ss s7ss aHss .4 aS B Sl d
P5qSss grss NGt Ns 70
geo pr case Jamaica 81 e96$9 per DBL; Le@Sns 81 SOC
Fl @ S g., Do,'' "," S"D'' ui.n ~s'
lover GOOD o4poT demand and large S
s % s SHs SGs a
bush prompt delivery Including Rejected spring 81 10 I'm:
Ssso s?Gs ~ sSnr Gnsssd
e. sS'sTl rs
81 Sssisx Spy sS5sSs hsS
$Ssss:s, ssI ; sis;;iss & S%ltS XVII 5S;
"a
and home active trade sPeSSlsye accounts
.s SaSS. .'th ss.' Geo. SS:s 3.
sst'ssss::! O'A s 'S s5ss' Log
western SzS55c NO. q April 52St3Sc; do May, %5a.S
tSc dc. Juue az Afs-Market opened 20 better.
and dull with the advance lost; saes buA
including No. b. ~ aa42oi NO White 46s, 9iOc; NO q
A23d4Sac No. White 4Sg1i9c Mixed Western, 20
t9c White do. 46i9d6l c White state. 49a5lc ncud.
tObaeo To- s24 $500 s0bSlOO n. s23ds2Gi Rye Feed,
S230k24 sharps. $26 per ton.
GyNMY CLOTH Domestic quiet steady. unchanged at
HEMP RrC-Jute Butts steady bui rather quiet Of $40
sec Hemp dull Manila ea09c SiSaL To- Jute nnninaly
A%O64c.
HAY AND sTRAw-steaAy. fairly active Shipping Hay
90 F70ci retail lots ut ooc for Medium Is 005c
Prime Clover. soc. Straw and 81 for Long Ryei
6Od65c. for OaE
H1Dk6-OueL prices Buenos "a d25o;
teyideO, 24o24Eci Correntes z502src Rio Grande
23i2c.; Orn0cO. 23i9ci California; 239d2zc MatamOrOH.
2l022c; Vera Cruz ,eaG20c.: Trunllo, 20r62lci Tam
2lLc, MafiacAibo, f5zd19c; Bahia 1885, CabeiIo
and Iagaavra. 19620e Caracas, 1Oc, Psyta l86IBsc
Campeachy l50ee; eAbasco, l9S2Oc City slaughter OK
Toe; and Cow. Sga0c y
H0PS-In small sale the immediate wants Of broWers
prices steady, and really choice command fail
figures SewYork, 1919 7aSc; Yearings. 00lSc: Pacific
Coast 1879. 3063bc
IKATHER-In steady though moderate sale at recent
6Gnres: -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For the week ending Apnl 70, 1880.
Expressly for THE n. Y. TRIBUNE bV reporter

rIxpressv THK N. Y. TRIBUNE bV own reporterI
General Directions.
Send only good articles Inc freight and other cat
mp poor goods Put everything good order An attractive
look examination, and often makes sale where
dirty package sOyoniy appearance fails Pack securely
that the motion will allow the contents about
UBe plenty OF cedB drV nn0Cu straw with eggs Marx
plainly with DGtntR stencpate bestand note contents
barrel stating the also letter
atadng what Il ssnt tho Time etc.
list should also be nelosedn the barrel box
Always state the humber OF pacagea Secure for Youtset
reputation goods n shape that your
mark Is in demand.
PEAS.
Receipts for the week Beans, 100 pkga Pess, S,iG0
bush. EXp0rtS-BeanA 1929 pkRSj Peas. rs 154 bush
Light ana demand made
seader market for Aeum ana MARROW Beana unchanged
prices The home jObbiag trade Is light likely
bui smaller the warm weather comes Choice hand.
picked Mediums quoted a. 81 40 and Primo MaFrows
81 65 free board Red KidGey extremely duh and
weak Prime offered ut 81 A5dsl Into Kidney
to be pail TO iii an order Bac~ Beana In pretty good do.
and favor tho seller Pea Beans dull 81 80
10 for Cuoce Peas IN fair request steady.
Southern Black Ego have inquiry and shade finer
OuOlatiOasi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
ersr CLOTHS MARxEr.
~. PRINT CL0THS MARKET
FALL Hrvgs Mass. April lathe PKntlne Cloths
kes continues aast vheuf any demand quotations
Rrely uprafnal
rnnL MAhKRr.

pmAprIRmA April 1a-wooIs- Quiet and STEADY for all
sapply naA no 0rexol OF California IN the MARKET oha
Pepasyyanla e1a West sna esore ce1ssc
6iSSiess Indians AL Wasisrn -FtDo or x and Xxx,
Cssbiss zine WsSAsa Dslass snS Xxx eoo
Do CO. cO16bcl canada Washed cQphiDGs ODE, Tub.
WssSsa Casice ss7pgl Ysir esaess, unwazhed Semb.g
55oe cozlss dsT o. AZ sss4ssS Rrght gRyashed CLOTH
h0e<3a, Dark Essfhy. Unyashqd CetAnK-k!na S043eeB
ssss 1sns sS Ti0e Mslssa Sfs0a Coarse Iisrpet Wool
t81326 tulisa--Kxlra Mefines 6S abee:S super b9h1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
Beans, Mea

PSecpis for the week. ~ 34 bkRs 1921 pNEn
eeTI spending week last rear. lr.2o4 pkga Exports
for the week. 2BSA pkgs. corresponding week
year 23l pkga little heR Stnte Creamery II amy
ng and placed at aeout 2543c for Pine There s
moro Western Creamery Offering wanted, and the
market dali and weak 900 a. extreme price Tor Choice
OtA Prime goods have beeu sold at 2Sd29o tx
porers been taxing aome tots OF Welsh tubs at "a 10e
whch has home buyers 10 bali tuba There
Ia therefore, better market Tor al dairy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14

goods better figures than have boen cpEnt since ouf
report Cctlanas County dairy cold ~ IIc ana
ectons Of coicc tubs have reached 28c Of tho last
lets sate been closed cut during the week At
porter reported AZ 2ie western limitation Creamery aca
mand and rather rmer As whole the market shows do
ced Improvement not much m prices but IN the gener
ally healthy and confident feeling This u mainly OWING
better demand WITH not much o. any increase
supply free receipts ell that necessary 70
again weaken the market Quotations.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA Apri l3sugar quiet and fat prices unchanged
Spanish gold 3a2h6232 EXCHANGE quiet and aI on the
United states gold, 3ag3' premium short sgnt
do 4La41, premium on London li2Gl5 premiums on
IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14

Exports OF PotaoeA 754 bbls There quite stock OF old
Irish Potatoes Offering, and tho market Is slow and weak
Shippers few lots No Bermuda steamer In
this Florida Potatoes are In ana choice
Early saAbe ut So Delaware Sweets are dul ana
lower Wellnpened Tomatoes arc IN demand ana Woulu
bring 81 few lots Offering that are good enough 70 ex
coed 75c Peas In fair request some Fine NOrtn
Carolina sold at 81 so per Dbl crate string beans nave
quotations. The cold weather checked
the demand for AsPaTags and stock noy s0w sne
III sfeSer sod exceptionally well at So 60 Kae
Ing very slowly easier prices Cucnmbers have iar In
ory Other vegetables without eesental cbange
AaInll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
Business Chances.
Gurouean advertisements.

Holm FRANKSEN g. CO., cattle salesman,
- Hull England will be glad 20 receiye conslsnmaniso o
cattle from America 70 sell on commission al
intrusred 10 them ges attention resi encesi
Hn Old Bank and the London and Yorkshire Bankng W
Hull.
nURSTTANT to a Judgment Of the Chancery
Division High Court vi Justtee made m AZ sc1o
thin agt Bateson- 1880 T. No 2o EnzsDctn IMn osnSs c
William Tn me 22d day Of NAY isS9 1o sra EsSs
after December 1882 or the parsons - ~ ~
LEGAL personal kEPREsESTAIishsS tnss - moa
nm before the h day OF June 1880 70 come tn 4nd oye
cs;lor Sir JAMES nscoe No HswsgSare neocs IN
neremDtoriy sxcuaea the benefit Of the said
MONDAY the 9th OF June 1857 at y o. inc ctoex -
nSSs a. 20, ns ~ s risms bsssS
u'e"S~A~ 49, O. HARDWOOD CLARKE, Chief cisrks
Il MILLER q WI00IHS. -
ecopthAli court, Throsmoful &C.. LONDON. z. y
VISITORS TO LOND0N.-W0ODS S0MER.
SET H,yrEI. directly opposite the Eustop RAILWAY
Station Druamond ST. London The most accessibis ccn
Portable and moderate hotel anywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON Aprfl Ie128U n bonds fDur cents
aO0a Atlantic and Great Western first trustees
sefacstes ess ao seocnd se, Erie RsilwaS shares A
Central. s4ss Reading, S4a, EewYork Central 1851.
LONDON April l3f m-Cons0s 9S1sIe FOR money! 9S q
for the account o. g. bonds four per cents 1897 New
bves i05 Atlantic and Great western frat mortgage trus
asa DO. second oonsols s2 fennsyivaua Central IS III
Reading Railroad 30. Paris a1vces quote three cent
fentes St 50 francs 10 continues for the account
LONDON April 13-Slver 10 quoted 81 ed. Per
PARIS April 13-Exohange on London, 20 francs 20 cen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14

IT, London British c9nS 9Sz are % higher Tn at
United States IS were & easier at 1865, the
dias ,ls lower at 1l1ss, and the 4s' ,6 after
Eric common shares declined from 44aa TO
$3.50 a. and the second consols from 99a4 to 90
y0921A Atlantic and Great Western tirsts. after
seconds sold at 3514035l2 against SO yester-
aoy Illinois Central fell from mt 1i l. to
Reading declined from 35la to 34s40S5, and Gem
trail and Hudson fell from 1861 to 134120135: Bar
silver was down to 517sd. per ounce. In Paris
sight exchange London declining to $500 francs
TO the 6.
The gross earnings of the following railroads are
eaalortsd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14

METALSPG Iron Whether Domestic Foreign. a. quot;
ret although stocks In aght large believe that
fecsnt decline In prices Win exert 6oaithy influence
can, ss3asSs 80 d. fsosSsi FCrEs sss Scotch
82e ColtResa eS06S3I scrap Iron S37ati0 insdc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
FRUITS. BERnIEs AND NuTs-pRIED.

Receipts Of Dred Fruit for the week, 10 pkgs with 1913
pkgs Of Peanuts and=pkgs Of Pecans Exports Of Dried
Market quiet for all kinds of Domestic
Dried there Is undoubtedly mer feeling for all
stock tho periodical stories Of disastrous Oss from
districts OF the West and 5Ouh have begun
10 precision both by telegraph ana letter.
yet known but more definite news will have 70 be received
before started. Tho stock OF evaporaed
sundred Apples is light and firmly held although the
present small some OLD North Carolina Peeled
sold l6oc The limited demand for
UDneeed Peaches entirely for prime stock Cherries arc
rather weak At II 0lSc Backberres are entirely n0ni
offering Rt Philadelphia for &c. No Plums Of
here Raspberres quiet Peanuts have sold
well sustained. Not Hickory
i..u. n..ll. lo.u znnin Alnlni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14

|, ,r;ces The transaetions at Tho Boards Amounted
6hjy 81 500 COO &c f3ilowss 5000 IegisteregS -
and III eco coupon AZ az 10Tld@107ls. The mar.
LET closed barely steady ut the annexed quotatonss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
AnnleA-EYapo,ted.
Do..Ga. Peeled, Good



Exports Of Apples, 3U5S bbiA Apples are IN fa supply,
and good order sell moderately well At quotations.
getting and hear OF sales OF
Fancy There is only small IobbDg trade IN
(ranbercs holders about price they ask 81 90
to have been reached for Fancy but there certainly
mn a limited demand ai such prices. Florida
pretty well through for this few lots
arc st arriving and sell high as 81 for Choice bright
Fruit The receipts Of strawberries quite liberal To-
ay both by Charleston steamer and by express Tho
weather has caused hight demand. but really Prime
perrip ara HaiaDe 21d3Oc Quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14

The following shows the exports exclusive Of
speclel from the port of New-YorlI for the week
ending April IS and since the beginning of the
year. as compared with the corresponding periods
of previous years: ~
For the week ... S6,4Se,e03 S5.56O,29S s7.o45.332
Previously reported 8S.453.020 1S,S4L316 6003be34
Since January Lee. 94o50hl6 61s6O7.616 0263lfo60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14

Receipts the week. 1888 Dkgs. last week, 1850
pkg corresponding week last 1928 pkgs The market
IA again dali and lower the receipts liberal ana
sellers forcing off stocK where yery liberal
concessions Buyers mainly holding back
with tho depression and force prices
still lower Tho market opened THIS morning at 12i for
of Western stock freely offered at
&C. and during the afternoon The feeling weak that
c talked or Sellers scarcely willing TO make
that tho general price bat 1t impossible to move much
higher figure Very light demand for either Goose
Duck Eggs. Quotations:
PenD.&N.Y- dos. D12 | GOOse......-... 20 $50
WesternfreEh IL 40 IL Duck. OH
IL fBI11a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14

Receipts for tho week. bales week. 1853 baes
Responding week last year. 26G bales. Exports for
the 80 bales Brewer are buying rather more freely
and the shows sigma OF business II reported
that OF entirely out Of Hops having de-
frred hope OF getting stock nt lower prices
and that they tbs market soon IN order 10 get
Hons bre wing sale OF some really Choice
Hons IA reported 81 379c sample Of Choice Wisconsin
Hops is oneng Soc Exporters s out Of the
lie QuOtatlOus:
Montgomery County sentinel., 1880-03-26
BEAN RS ElTS.
New goods, new styles and very low prices
Hosiery and Underwear.

Ladies' and Chidrens Oolored Hose, in
new styles, from 25c per pair IN.
Ladies Winter Balbriggan Hose very cheap
at 25c per pair.
Double-ieet English Socks, extra heavy, at
% cents per pair,
Ladies' Merbo Vests, so, 75c, 81 and | %.
A case of Mems Merjno Shirts extra heavy,
at 80 cents
Mems Merino Shirts and Drawers TO match
at 10 cents. ..tr ....u s...5..
Montgomery County sentinel., 1880-03-26
Strange Tastes in Butter.

The principal causes why butter is
found to be badly "off flavor" are, fist,
browse and weeds in the pastures, or in
the hay, or coarse roots and other un-
suitable food in the stable; second, bad
water Or too little of it; third, heating
the cows blood, by running or abuse /;
fourth, uncleanly milking; fifth, setting
the milk in open pans which are exposed
to the fumes of cooking or to stove smoke
or tobacco smoke, or to cold victuals set
near; sixth, to keeping the cream 10 un-
cleansed vessels, or too long before churn-
ing; seventh, the use of impure salt
eighth, putting down the butter in un-
suitable or ill-prepared tubs or other
packages; ninth, storing it in dirty eel
lars, or beside kerosene, salt or smoked
meat, fish. or any other strong odored
thing. Butter is the most susceptible Of
taint of any article of food, and when
tainted, even slightly, has lost half its
value. A person may have every other
qualification for the business that can be
thought of, yet, if lacking in scrupulous
neatness, is utterly unfit to be employed
in butter making. A farmer whose wife
is slattern, may succeed in sheep or
hogs, but never as a dairymsn. Yet let
every man remember that at least bali
of our bad butter was made before the
milk left the stable -EGaminer.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1880-03-26
Simple Method of Measuring Land.

A well informed farmer in one of the
leading agricultural journals gives the
following simple method of measuring
land correctly, which may be of use to
many Of the farmers throughout this and
other counties of the State:
Take two Stats about six feet in
length sharpen one end of each, lay them
upon the floor like pair of open com
passes. so that the points shall be exact
ly five feet, six inches apart; now nail
the two other ends together and piece
across the middle, so that it will repre-
sent the letter A, and the measure is
dune To measure land, place one point
at the starting place and the other also
on the ground in straight line for the
destination stand alongside the machine
with one hand on top of it; take one
step fo;ward, tip up the point that is be-
hind, swing it around (from you) on the
other point and set it also in the line. A
person in this manner can measure cor
rectly rs fast as he can walk. Three
spaces make a rod-walk straight with
out stopping, count the spaces. divide
these by three and you have the numbor
of rods
Montgomery County sentinel., 1880-03-26
farm aud Aumsrllnld.
Hiring Farm Help.

The quite common practice among our
farmers of hiring new help every season
is, in our judgment, bad one. When
a farmer has good farm hand he should
try and keep him, even if he has to pay
him trihe more than he would new
one. After hand has become accus-
toned to place, and has learned the
wav of the family and the methods Of
his employer, he is much more likely to
take an interest in his work than does
one who understands that he has but O
short time to remain 1t always taker
time for the employer and the employed
to learn each others dispositions and
ways, that harmony may at all times
prevail, and when farmer finds a man
whose disposition is compatible with his
own he should, other things being equal,
keep him as long as he can. Upon large
farms it is well for the owner to have
tenant houses erected, so that his help,
if married men, can bo tenanted upon
the farm. On the large dairy farms in
Vermont this has long been the practice
and the best results have followed. The
trouble of looking up hands in the Spring
is thus saved and the uncertainty as to
whether, when found, they will fill the
bill, is removed. If the work of the
hired men is not wanted all the year
round, if tenanted on the farm they will
be conveniently near to take hold of any
JOB which happens to come up during
the winter, and there are many farmers
doubtless who would find it to their in
terest to hire their help by the year
Maine Farmer.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1880-03-26
A Word to Farmers Sons.

Farmers sons are quite apt to suppose
that they can only attain to any covetol
position in life through an avenue Of
some trade or profession. They look
about and find the wealthy men nearly
al belonging to these classes They dc
not stop to consider that only the wealthy
ones come to view; that for every one Of
those who has acquired wealth or dis.
tnction ninety-nine others have failed
and disappeared. or have never risen to
notice at all They act on the belief that
they are the only persons that can be
called into public life. ignoring the fact
that it is the training they get that con-
stilutes the difference rather than the
calling A farmer of equal learning aud
culture with the lawyer would, we be-
licvc, find himself in just as good re-
quest, with perhaps many chances in his
favor If the farmer allows the profes.
sional man TO nonopclizc all the advan-
tages at the start, be must expect to
find himself at disadvantage all the
way through.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1880-03-26

BY saving barn-yard manure. money
is saved 10 lbe farmer
Montgomery County sentinel., 1880-03-26
w co O Z q G 0D s 3.

Table Linens at 20, 25, 81 and As cents
up to 81 80 per yard.
Towels from ST 25 up 10 50 per dozen.
Wine Cloths Warranted to wash at so, e.
rs, 81 cents to 81 per yard.
Also. Fringed Wine Cloths from 81 10 SIS.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1880-03-26
OEIDFH EIID'S
Excolstor PUMP

Il sWUTI HUIIVF.
Always on hand all kinds of Pump Fix
lures, of thevery best quality.
Common Wooden Pumps mad c on the prem
ises eswhere they are TO beplaeed, when desir-
ed, at so cents u foot.
AllPumps constructed by the subscriber
are warranted for one year. After the FIRST
year, they will be kept in order by him, for
ten years, for the moderate sum of$l pr year.
All Pumps put in and notproving satisfac-
tory, will be taken out and the money re-
funded.
Orders by mail, or in person, attended to
with promptness, and at moderate prices.
E@- For any further Information, apply to
Mr.. j. BrERs, Montgomery House, Rockville,
Maryland.
WM 0LDFIELD,
PUMP MAKER,
tpt9-ly Fountain Green, Barford G
Montgomery County sentinel., 1880-03-26

DRAINING The access Of air is es-
reiitial to the fertility of the soil, and to
the healthy growth Of must of our cult
vaied crops The insertion of drains
NOT only makes room for the air to enter
by removing the water, but actually
cnmpels the air to penetrate into the un-
der parts Of the soil. aud renews il az
every fall Of rain Open such outlets
fnr The water below. aud as this water
sinks aud tricklcs away, ii will suck the
air ,ficr il. aud draw il into the pores Of
tl.r soil wherever itself has been.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1880-03-26

ADVICE 10 SHEEP BREEpERs. John
u. Massey. the Auditor Of Public Ac-
counts of Virginia has recently pub
lished letter containing many sugges-
tions in relation TO sheep culture, the re-
suit of his experience, He considers
the use Of bells on his sheep as a COM
plete protection from the ravages of dogs
He says be has had none killed since he
adopted the bells They serve double
purpose-frighten of the dogs aud at
tract the attention Of persons within hear
ing, as the sheep become frightened and
start to run as Saon as they are conscious
Of the approach of strange dog. On
a flock of about one hundrod and 6fty
sheep he keeps thirty bells. but smaller
hoeks should have one bell to every third
sheep The bells cost but little, and
are 50 efectuul that they pay we'll.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1880-03-26
Cloths and Cassimeres

AIl-wool Cassimeres at 80 cents per yard
Good Suiting do. 75 do. do
Fine do do, ST 90, 81 %, 81 so.
Black French Cloths, Doeskns, Diagonals
and Cheviots.
Ladies Cloths for OVer-dreses, Circulars
and Saques.
Also, Waterproofs in black, blue, green
brown aud gray, from 10 cents up to 81 25
per yard.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1880-03-26
BLACK GOODS.

Lupn's (all-wool) Cashmeres at SO, 62,
75, SIC and ST. 90 per yard.
Lupin's French Merinos from 81 up.
Bombazines, Dra2 d'etes, Henriettas and
Grape Cloths, fresh goods, perfect blacks and
at low prices
Montgomery County sentinel., 1880-03-26

Baltimore, Jane l7th, 1879.
We have been handling your English Con-
dition Powders for some time past and find
that their merits, as compared with similar
compounds, meet want seldom Of at all
found in goods of similar class. With Pa
irons of Husbandry they are growing into
favor rapidly. Signed fH#88N
II. o. DEVRIES, Ag't Nd State Grange
Montgomery County sentinel., 1880-03-26
oArTCoEG
WOOL ELANNELS.

Al-Nool Red Twilled Flannels (med cated) J
at 25, 81 Ia, 81, As and SOC per yard.
Gray Twiled Flannel at IS, 20, 20, 81 Ia,
81 and so cents per yard.
Blue Twilled Flannel at % to soc per yard.
Plain White Flannels from 20 cents up TO
ST per yard.
A splendid Shaker Flannel at 25c ner yard
Montgomery County sentinel., 1880-03-26

Musiy books may be made sweet by
applying oil of lavender mixed with al.
cohol II this application is made to
new books they will never become musty
or moldy.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-16

A Splendid assortinento of Rodgers & Wosten.
~ holm''s Pocket Knives Razors and Scissors,
Winchester Paper Shells and Primers, Eley's
Gun Wsds, etc, at CLUVERIUS's Drngtore
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-16

of his freedom cannot be increased by
dcpriving The white man Of a portion
of the liberty he has always enjoyed.
Whatever the just causeof self re-
proach, anyportion Of the people Of
tbe United States may have fors the
neglected duty toward those who
had been so suddenly rtised from
slavery to the full responsibilities Of
citizenship, the officers ofthe Military
Academy have only to reproach tlenl-
selves for too Jealous an attempt to
accomplish what was manifestly i'm
possible in their desire to do all in
their power for the unfortunate color
ed boys placed in false position,
and in their too faithful efforts to
carry out policy, however ill-ad-
yised, that had. for its aim to secure
to the newly enfranchised the fullest
enjoyment Of all the rights and privi-
leges of citizenships.