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$500. s s.so.ss .i,s. A 80 ;:l 20 :e....
15srre' - sssse r.. fro. fever al .sus.
- - IA he house, and e.s;era orSeAfi l.s,
via ya.. q sshes i-a sI.e S., &C. &c u Us
- r.,sl,s-v N n..e fru-n CsnptS~s, tEov eelea
- p. nI,.. rs.nt rod from Nswsrk - Ssupsoss =
"a 49,. orspr- II nile from stone ss.ton Aous
~ go Rs.,,-S II lie iroIs rrcf ChsPnsns hScs q
-, - .-hsls ekrrches snA stores IN ~ Nctsfl
80 es,s-r a., rexiAsnce, ecsrar scseol &C y.
$50 80 Tsrus esss snd -" pr year WV 49,,
ynrs to vkeie u paid q would L-.ss Ut
49, sfe rsrsea tEcriEe q - " S-Yo,s
re- LiAer.J Flsse. res, N2ssa lana ss''''
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Cost an0 foun6.

TOUND-On the evening Of the 9th, at the
III As.At %, OF MASK BRAC ELRT, which the may
h.vs b. sendiss de.enPon TO Box 40 1871 Post Oes and
xsyinsfor this sdvertiseuseuL
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ITO LET or LEASE. at moderate rent, tae
l. sECOSD,as IEIRD FLOORS { &c Bal a: No 81
. .zs5.e t- .-r@-er o. hTref g,
c,se. AZ: C. we,t,As7. AT7.y . C. = SOCTEsAfD' Ne
E.rcvt;It. secoa- steEy.
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fETCE ASD TFRMs or PAYMENT.

Ths r-s a.. v.rJ fryl - 20 IS seeot4cs 20 !oesaea
erAy L. Cc4irscts tof Deeds - maze 1r- ne
is -.nf pGehAe money = - pHt Il re am a.
tst.I-e-IN TIE oecoc-e DE = TIVE yetrxJ rs
e.,e or.cs al The Steers annually tsfeattsE The as
psyt--ut beeoas :ss Ed q "a Ska HON As
lac o. ~ cc1txsct
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ITO LET 10 BROOkLiN-PARl OF the modern
four.ro-y brck HOUSE va. - H-.rys, ~ieia s,- mi
-e- vtk cfFuoa re--y H.: Eo-sr,t- . s1sl andy
It-rir. o. ne srezs.e. CT 10 5 F--tonst ssrfort
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NASSE SSAS NJ properly Asie fO te cos AZ
Ikas AID ~ - Fsh sc kaosa - cara r.f -.
-f.a ~ the S-t4sne Court o. .as 5h LAY q Fsh-asy
ls56 bcAe ica D. property Tat day Ias s1y
Aoxel u szsd ~ = i1t later
e.. IL al u the preset Hor p- snl 1erst
= PAL al sssDenS rersuins 30 teg A0r1sy
Let. ~ iasf.-S-rest Department, Am l-5n
lOSFpE : TAllOI Srreet Co.. ..
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THE Undersigned offer for SALE. on reason
i aAle terms. .eyeral PLOTS Ct GROUND. beautifully
s1-s,eG RdI.beiAo~a sad EiEsbethpou o. the Central
Rslros1 q ~J-oey. Tbe seoSe Sos are .d1fsAf sS
sis6 sLd sc1pt~c i0s 0sAaiscl
- Prrfc-.s For t-Ta-. &c, spy 70 =.
BAKER WI EMS, A7vtionr~r.i Ne. ftn--s-
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ITO LET-A noderp-buil,. 3-story and basement
HOUSE l. sth.- b-i~-el Ca Al sthsss ths reai q
l;ch b. = bari ,. ant ia wife, "a
~ ccc-r~ IT, = hor We sla4 ssrt-s 81 -p'-s :
suIv [. lb-r.l ,rsTE--eng vi D msie. A.1r-s via
Lsre =. T-is1l- O-cs
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ITO LITTLE TWO STORES AID HOUSES
i No. .3d Ch-rry g Frs.kia.sE~e f0f Ss,iae" 81
to.e. AMY III rreulIe.
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XONKERs COTTAGE and GROUNDS

Il SALE az e., Ter-S-Tzs H0Ese, es;orJ CSssses
u;slfs le rsots .o.d eeiA- a. re! @asAs SD a -
10 IL EssteS oEGer he -o-1-1 49, - 49, IA
sit Tr-s. T.p-siss ,s4 sA-Ess An4 'os H no
Il, "a cuav~ meat hroseboHt s s,ojx d.
..e.-ti,-.is- Po-.---- Ev-n 49,. .. r-a - NJ
a c GlSDISBR, No 10 Fn4ien'~i w..
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ITO PkINTERS.-An energetic young Man de-
fres sasass klzseii 70 TAXI CgARGE u AT irs.
JOB PRiATlSG OFFICE II tas CIsoa- woall pE-sss q
eesS city la kle sA-rsl-. fsTst- u
sf tie ls-s,E Pril;zs Hes Sesioss ca
sbUE ref eapssy 49, SksFLl-f Ai.-.f
CANTON Ben Ne. - TlbUle JE5ca.
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CVARMING COUNTRY RESIDENCE Neal

THARMINU UUUN NJ hD..7 -,
yo-ts- ous ras from Br,sKVrls sr.fS- e'Ea'eea 7rs'
~ s.uYost ri2,tssn snc@r -. r'roest sac o. @
tr..,r s-d s1py sok.d rI'a szre ior tz'' or-' -,
hs.,-. 80. vi-s. A. II irrr1vs-sEr cc-s,S @ =
- .os1y Cot-.r. via Adj %. to,sefT''off sH1
Ech.p .oxefoer VII 3,-7 AZ. ,Es H5-e Co. to1se
-, ara LAWS bc.zf Fly a. ca .n1 TIef -
e. .,-irs rroauced mo re Horse "a 5.rn '-ts
rrpiy ,ts for f-ala -, - 49, = = sT9'~~
re VII he sos6 q. ss~Titce. - -,..
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ITO LITTLE 3-story brick HOUSE, NO. II :
Aro..x eo-fA-ius =. 20 usNde-l improve zee Il
cure q BUXTON 81 tie Ir'-s SsEas' As'sati0a No
:. " srr-o-.t
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II OUsE for >ALE CHEAP, if applied for

Il EBs thre--tory basement slf cellar has VI
to- mode np-ov. situated tie nor'A 'se q a-
hs.. Aso three-s'ogy snc basement HOUSE n
4 lIth-sv. Priee $500 so o. Gors-se
Atty 10 }. ". OOOES, NJ } NssssIst
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OOTNTPY STAT for SALE VERY CHEAP


nTSIRABLE COJNIR1 RENIDhNOh TOT
.AIF =, STANFORD Co-a-Ths -cge's tro-se-J s'1
.t,ic FRAME HOUSE CT He1ry o., GEAR. eP7of.'e '-e
S,s-sors Fs-ae Seminary eont.ns tvsF- s. - Ico.
sx~ivs II t--hs- AID Gu1.foGs costs
rs.-- ~ s-i insei u he hes: =A1-efi C. e y
h t-rs r.-lr-s be.u-f - rcishet, cc1Ne face "a
s--..-ier uhs rA-t r.E:.s L.iiax eoos ffOaes -iE
ecv. "a ror yeraI al II front -e essd 2Aus II TeH
s1-. "a A. n.s- he do soi ss-.sa abundance q nut
$50. al o-nA.ntai AZ ssrbry EroEats ssn1s
- - ..d a. Z complete rep-ir ave l-z'es ~Af cn
fsr,. .pf shout dist2Ucs frn tue stesnoA
Id n Pee 60 AsrE- portion csn r-unaa az pr g
A. beautiful sd convenient COTTAGE q tn- srne
-e ptsns fhirfe~u fv. "a. hrst roor nan1
ou srcrues rood garden ~ih yc1rE truir<s 80 .n'ne
~ l ~ ciEe po-se s'Vrn Pre- - 80 go 81
80 sir at ~ cer'- Irquir- of kSOWLfOS. 50 je1n
- Stamford Oe-c,. Co-r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-05

uIGH BRIDGE.-For sale 80 acres of LAND
g TIA ss,e5ser b.nk Q; ;As Harlem River, with
h-ss uco;sG oye re VITA FTi. Aac ~ref sod
sls Il excellent nssshbosS; eleven 1seS dnss
f-o-z Ctr Hal kAf r.ls fro7 Upper NoIsAnsa
Dspt. TsrnseAsy. ELLIS POTTER. No - Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-05

w SALE CBEAP-T~oE n,ll COUNTRY PLACES yrs
.ScirE reriret All fesssnr spo- ies east II rT7S
70. ssf,os ccn. rs Acres Each; sooe Hoase, Frat se
Srbeery mes Vel Wt.er Bfoot ossre4 very lew
.-kea syS- Prse. occ each Also ere improves nv
rerfy AZ Dotbs Fery res- St4ro. szi:ssls Cor .ose
Boa T. s-schco LoEe., rrice sfeo. Ap5y 20 "sssc>e
HK coUZESs ca
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pYE. we.tche.ter County-CoTTAGE an

tDlE, W cstcneeIcr tOunll-AOl lAJE dud
IL GROUNDS YOR SALE-oa easy isEa-s, too sosy and
keneCt Cottage containing ;sa Rooms siih OF oslsia,
TIE srou.fs sSt 5e1a-fAy al 0a Sita
~.ks .hsGs skrEbe-ry u g-4t so1ndsoe-
Of rle fran The Se~ u.v-l D-Po,, % Lag
I.s-d S Eshug gan nius sd sailing IA sbzsaese>.
al -o1ll b iesbe for sentersa d0ns enn->- n tes
e.ry Apry ir,nei.ey : LYON. 10 - Fai'Sct, 70
EOyEK MORGAN, corner Of Pinsst- sD6 Broadway.
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90 turner's ano Others

AGRICULTURA RAJ IMP LIZ M -.
IA Isrre sssortu Of the most owed patterns
I,JAsO BOSE DUST ard PHOSPHATE, 81 .
john hOOkE'S, No 1875 FroGtst, hew-loTh
DURHAM BULL for sALE-A thorough
hr,A BULL Of the Princes tribe Of short hons yesr
81 this sv-ins deep red and s1Psro anirsl This
steci wa ported BY " Shes Of Du.ehe.s Ceuety
l. 4 r. p. ALLEN. sOaibsT.. PoushkeePae.
TCHABOB GUANO.-Just received by the ofls
wsss spirt direct chsboe lssds easo OF I'LL
supenor GUAN0 (which V tie fret CARGO arrived snee "a
krooxb< bY dip SHAKESPEARE lSk5) This GpAoo nos
l.noed Il exoeeet order s Be sold IN sat Par
shs.er samte. and sAys wa b sent ey ,ddressns Ne
Axeat A The 9sannty snail early application VA D nss
sssary. Pne4. 80 pert OF 1000 Ia o,ov-,
No a CJG<r corner Of fulton. NsvYerk-
DERJyIAE GUANO-with Government brand
IcHIBOE oUAFO (sy brls wsvs sprkl
eUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LINE
BOEE DUST Nor sale By
A LONGETT No 81 Chrs<, Yrlto1, y. Y.
Of r. Of Ferrlszers for b1OSsr Gef
6snx A. LAY be With dnectsoDs Tor
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THO STEREOIIPERS.-W anted, 70 20 70 y Ast
Il vile, Tern. q frst rste FiNlSHER ana AOLOEk
IL ~ see1. Ssd eon~aot ePoyEeEt gla-.ntee
A6sie~. iznEneei.seiy A A STlTr NksAVIls, Tenn
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CArMs ,rd IrNIMPROvBD LAND 70, "a, :

1 CHYhP-sfr F.rus a. Cisrisso~z. ee>G1, Csuss :
F.r-s n On CozL;ys N Ns~ Jsrssy -
os su-s 70 . scrss 5Sz.e S-Tf oSeAafas. ssrs.s -
ire % 20 80 ules Ho1z he citJ -s..es PAS tesz a.
rr,. Ys--s srHsYEn csrDty. y. l. Eaes trc1 81. =
efot - ygss. % ARES TsTJ eest Lad; Eszss -
ara ~ lseks-ithzh 4ols sco4 snss 80. AK. ~
-ai -ef. roa.i. ;.-rns'e b. 4 aies sSsoo-s
y .acd o. q Ill 49, 81 81 &c; ylsts is1<. ~.
"a. pltcs IL tSs s0sL;y ~ sr't la al .sr all ~
- - css,rI bsar> "A hsuss ss1 s,cre Tsss.
- = r-- untks t1ls "a AL . f-s y..l
sISfcc Ons Pam a. ioa se<ss, i.stesy scss. ga
A. ~ .rr.- Is. - 10 scr-s, - 60 500 -
Ken To~a W.,ne C><ny. Pa. : scrss ~ -ss-s.s
= of ~ h.t h.rs.1. tss ever ossr AgPzy yIs
% RBlLT's W s. Fzios-t Ofsce 0s>n treas b. n d,
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TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for PAINTS N
L WENDGW GLAss-Trre thresstory. b.s.En.a; sat ri
-sr HOusEs-b-;ek With sro-a so-e E.So9. ke-'1 Bre
~sr 4 B--otJs ga 3, oaly ave rnEtaS .hk Iva
',-TT ere q; JkHklSS FOkfEG, De-; a. SAL oeSs
= rs Cslfre -
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Tor SALE LOW-One new brown stons
ROUSE ogr story Ensll.s b&ssn-ut, o. LsIiaTtOasv,
eoavsnsslcs ~ith al iks modem in!fNsEsae iussire
~ premises fof ps-rigulArs.
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Il IN ~" 10 .x..tf -, -, -
e,t.rl ,eco-s S-ores Recus l.s let Z ~. 80
v.so~. f.e-s q C.-.. Tor r.rs,s.s-s i-4-fe - -
Jreal.e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-05

HOUSE for SALE-0n OXford-st., Brooklyn,
f-.r W.h as,oa-t.rtA frs;clsss three sfo-y brck
House Pki.6e front high bs.e s-d eozntsr ee
Bats RAJ hc e-it Al s;ssed N 'as NOT
manner 40 II complete repair Throughout Lo
IL: ehes ~ 100 fse' yss sAsEee TIE owner nsuns
rc-ee es: his plse vii e SD bEsa.-- Two te--s csa
- l.quire PREMISES between Ia Fsyete 80! Ds
KsbsvL that E9h Of bFoEss.o.e toats o. q tAs
sutscr.ber Ne Is Prlio- -. BrookIya- y x GiLLkL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-05

WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY
w -eerv S.-rrirtior FOR SALE EXCHANGE OF 70 LsIs
we-sch>ssr Re.l Est.te As.ney, No ~ brcs1s''
Roer No. ls ny " X COtLENs 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-05

ITO LET or LEASING. - God-st.. SECOND
G-t- SAMUEL faOAPS sons NEPHEW.
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.-o-, EOUSE .ultss f5r Boarding. Hors-, - '' -
-. wishing 70 re.i. the cccnf-v. u . p-ssacly
.t-..e1 -i.nn few roos Ct i6- y I .Dt n hslrc.i
.r, arc ehzrrhes: With vlt.'-t s.-oy 81 o'ea.ii
I'D ue.tcws 2rt.ched r-te-r rs-tscuis-s
- c; q .ee.e.s Lester -. JOHS, Dsrlsa D-Po.
Pc..-Os &C. Coz--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-05

ITO LET-To s small family without children,
p4t e re tree s,ery HOUSE N. 100 Ess: ls-A VIZ
u ze1e- az7-rys= .=ts nis; q t-oc; AZ =
FsRLCR a. BEDROOMS :. e secc1- -2ot al ga
RLDkOOMs o. re 49,: va PASTRikS .--AcAs-. "a
= Z -. @ eio;ss star esPeE-xs 49, gss sS'es ke'
:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-05

TOR SALE CHFAP-A neg four-s.ory bas%
L ~, HOUSE .th H.n-ss.sst al tss 1St.ra -sr,-,
80, r.roae rso .. g,s es,aeeiie-s Cgo'oa fs; ~,
- :, rs--h .se k.rv->a sis and Css se ss.a q
sc.r, tr-sy q %. r-eui.ss. q ". B. bEAARssE &C
uay rsc-.la o, hoa3 .n1 nOT-far--
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i fei.--Roo-s C.o.@'. kc.) Reri 81. II. very ne-'
sTORttoS BASMt NJ FLOOR 0sttec cay To- .'Pe,;a
h. h-u4. r.. re- Rs-t Of entire = = "a
T.. a. 90 q ~ AfL-;c 81 ookyn; o-s q lot;
re- Bek Hoses wiz iEoz sGloS-!ss LoesEo. so; A.
dear sh.-
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O IN, Eou.> h4virs beer tbo-ozshv -s-.i--i al
r-.rrphe5 VII tie RECEPTION g BOARD Ehs 81
tie q o. Ar ~. All esd o.ta gas az a. sc
o, = rt-cTe=eo. Nc eIp@r.. n.. been CT - . '2s>
-eser = - .bis al 1.s-soe reader :. -'1t %
vi,heL I've ROOMS ocr. Fsi:sse 81 PsJI-ia-
D-rrer ~ o'cIock
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EGR SALE-Ibe thret-stOTy And Basenssa
i STONY FRONT HOUSE. - -, sostA Ezs ,osasr J
90 ats,t Tas Hose c1u-Ai-s al u 49,
---rtr4s,s - = fe~t VIDE AL g fss .ssp. Psras r.
o. a. fsI =. tkr0szA Az tAs fSlt ro1= Tie sss
- No. !, oaeup - 81 ths Arsss Al n Esa A<.,tf.I =
- Ps.s.s- = ls u Esy. AyIly . HOZk2 xoa6ly
p =. ~ NJ cv.o, - B.zk zS4lzL
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ITO LET-Two small HOUSES in Richmond
r,.a s.~s i.,.s4 &c - IS NH st--' ~sk f>1 EA-iB-
J. . Ls1-i1s lae1Ire 81 Ne y BrS>1~s.
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ITO LET or I.EASE-The large aud commoiious
i STORE. "a = = Ce.a--s.. VII Bssszez,, AZ
lar.s .k.ss LoHs LScv. =sg Lat.e3 sr La; z.=s
fscEr=-. b-r t,G sls0ou Ill X .si - s.oi
! Ctss ice. 20 st.ra
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ITO LIZA suite Of OFFICES, II tie Bib.e
Goo-- Asef-ra.c- GO oor---i ., ts Ne -fegi AZ,
.ry Lrrry 10 frc1 Is: Of S.y A;y a- TreAs
s--r. Of. BIoi- Fos-- .nr--Ic- As
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-05

ITO LITTLE modern built 3-story HOUSE,
wiz r.- eI,eu,iou ~ $ Beeetsr.t,s he- doors e.s'
o. Brc.6vy Hcu'e hss Gas, Cro'oe-~ser Sc are q
No - Bc-t-s;.. 90; II CLAlk >A ~,
No IS N.aaa-s-. Sew icfL-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-16
MIR. WICKES, SPEECH.

On our first page of to-days issue we
publish the able and appropriate speech
Of the gentleman whose name heads this
article, and refer our readers 20 its care
full perusal. Gov. LIGoN, as our readers
are informed, in his annual message,
thought it his duty to warn his country
men against the danger of secret political
societies. The Know-nothing party in
the Legislature, knowing that they de-
served the rebuke, appropriated the mes
sage to themselves, and appointed COM
mittee 10 investigate the matter. Only
two Democrats or anti-Know-ncthings
were appointed upon this committee, and
the Know-nothings having The majority,
of course the minority were powerless
They thus thought to destroy The liberty
of speech, silence the Governor, and
thus prevent their odious principles from
being exposed to public view. The
Governor replied to the interrogatories
of their committee, and referred them
to the proper source OF evidence But
what has been the course Of these chiv-
alrous Knights of the Dark Lantern p
When notion was made to empower
any of the committee to send for papers
and witnesses in the shape of proof, they
voted it down, and it was on this occa-
sion that Mr.. WIcKEs made his able
speech.
He shows the eno9mities and danger
GUS tendencies of the order, and exhibits
their dangerous and destructive princi-
pies to the people in their appropriate
light. AS he feared, after they had
wasted the time which they should have
employed in making good and wholesome
laws for the people in useless investi-
cation, they abandoned it and refused to
give the minority a chance to prove the
truth of the Governors charges. They
have had sufficient of The investigation,
and are now glad 70 retire from the public
view, fully satisfied that secret political
society existsin Che country, and although
unwilling to admit chat it is dangerous
TO the free institutions which we pos
sess, yet they are unable to prove the
contrary. So the Know-nothing host is
vanquished and Governor LIGoN's charges
stand unrefuted. lie is triumphant, as
We predicted he would be, and his acct
scls have retired ingloriously f-on tic
field.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-16
CNNGRESG

On Wednesday, Mr.. c. WENDELL, iLc
Democratic caucus nominee for Printer,
was elected By receiving just a sufficient
number Of votes to secure his election
This fact shows that the opposition is not
~ any means harmonious, as they possess
a large majority in Congress, and yet
could not choose a printer agreeing with
them in politics. Mr.. FoLLErr, OF Ohio,
was their nominee
Oh. Che same day, Speaker BANKS an
nounced the standing committees. These
are constituted Of a majority Of Abolition
Know-nothings, and of courre almost
every chairman is of that stripe. The
House is NOW fully organized and will
no doubt soon proceed to business. We
consider this session test of what pat
riotism and honest motives the Black
Republican Know-nothings possess, and
whilst we hope chat they may deceive
not only ourselves, but the many who
think and fear with us, we will not be
surprised at any thing which obey may
enact.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-16

SALTPGrEE III TENNGss@E.-A Tennessee
paper has the following statement in ref
ereneo to the manufacture Of saltpctre
in portion Of that State:
''Thc caycrns Of East Tennessee. at
least great number of them, contain
immense quantities of the nitrous earth
from which saltpetre is manufactured. -
This is no new discovery Many years
ago its manufacture was carried on in
several localities, though to a limited ex-
tent. Then the facilities for operating
were limited, and this section of country
being cut of from all the principal mar
kets, the cost OF transporta ion, combined
with the expense of working il, rendered
is manufacture proftlcss, and it was
abandoned"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-16

~ The rigors ofthe winter still con-
tinue unabated, and the snow, notwith-
standing the rains and thaws which we
have recently had, is near foot deep on
the level. The sleighing is still good,
the roads being covered with solid body
Of ice. The novelty Of this amusement
is however, by the length Of its continu-
ance, beginning to be worn OF. and is
not 50 much enjoyed as it was for the
first few weeks. In fact, for some time,
it has been too cold to enjoy sleigh
ride, the thermometer ranging below
zero. All wish for an cad Of this long
and rigorous gintcT.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-16

A NEW LIBEL LAW IN PENNSYLVANIA.
a bill has been introduced into the Penn
sylvania Legislature regarding the law
of libel, which is eminently just and
proper It is indeed, an exact copy OF
the Massachusetts law on this subject,
aud provides that in every prosecution
and every civilaction for writing and pub
fishing libel, the dcfcndantmay give in
evidence in bis defence, upon the trial
the truth Of the matter contained in the
publication charged as libeIlous; and such
evidence shall be deemed as sufficient
justification, unless malicious intention
shall be proved
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-16
Tup BTnTu PLAcr on WAsuTNorov =

The BIRTH PLACE OF WASHINGTON. -
A communication from Gov Wise was
read before the Virginia Legislature on
Monday containing proposition from
Mr., Lewis w. Washington to present in
perpetuity, to the state of Virginia, the
sites of the birth place of Geo. Washing
ton, and of the home and the graves of
his progenitors in America provided the
State shall cause these places to be per-
manently enclosed, and shall mark the
same by suitable tablets to commemorate
those notable spots. The communication
was referred to select committee.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-16

ES7~ The veteran statesman, Gen. CAss,
fell from the steps Of the Patent Office,
in Washington, on Friday the 8th inst. &,
and was 50 much injured that apprehen-
sions were for time entertained Of a ia
ia. termination Of the accident; but we
rejoice to learn that on Monday he was
considered entirely out Of danger. The
Baltimore American very justly observes,
"Mr. CAss, like his lamented compa-
triots, Cray and WEBSTER, is elevated
above party hostility, and enjoys the re-
spect and veneration Of even those who
differ from him on the political questions
of the day"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-16

Mn. BowIE's SPEECH. The Baltimore
Republican speaking of the speech lately
made in The House of Representatives by
General Bowie, says: The concluding
portion CT the speech of Mr.. Bowie,
which appears on our first page, will be
read with profit and instruction by our
entire community. Every line of it is
appropriate to the crisis in our affairs,
which has been precipitated upon the
South by the rise and progress in the
North, of a party based upon the single
principle of a subversion of the rights of
the slayeholding states Late in the day
as the speech of Mr.. Bewie reached us
we would gladly, did our limits permit
us,) present that portion, which adj
monished of The scandal and peril of
Reorganization, as well as that which
appealed to that sentiment of patriotism,
which finally led % sacrifice ofpersonal
and party attachment at the shrine ofthe
public service. The best test of the i'm
preston made by the speech, is found in
the fact that Mr.. Bowie was, by general
consent, allowed to proceed with his
remarks beyond the usual time allotted in
debate"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-16
Notice to Creditors

NJ Office ishcreby given that Che subscriber
l. Y have obtaincd from the Orphans Couri
ofMonigomery county letters decentralization
on the pcreOnal estate Of MicnEAL r. FnzGEa.
ALD, late o. said county, deccaaod Alpcrgoni
having claims against raid deceased are hereby
warned 10 exhibit ihe same with the vouchers
thereof 10 The subscribc.E, ON or before the Gih
day Of February, 1857 otherwise, thcy may.
by law be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. Pcrs0ng indebted % mid estate are
requested 70 make immediate payment. Given
under our hands thia 9Th day Of Fobmary,
1856. TllOMASB. FITZGERALD,
WM. G. ROBERTSON.
FEB 9--lt Adminiatfaiors.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-16
CHE Alarkets.

UALTNOHE, FcD. u, I8j6.
FLOUR AND MEAL.--The Flour market
this morning was very quiet But lttle dispo-
sition 10 purchase for shipment or othorwise.
Dc'sers are holding back for more definite
adyices from Europe, now due, and for nayiga-
ton to be resumed The only sale made on
change this morning was 100 bbs Howard
street ut SO, closing steady. Rye Flour, we
quote at s5.874 per barrel Corn Mcal-We
quote country at $3.37l $3.44, city S4.25 per
barrel.
GRAGN. WuE4T-- Market dull and unset
tied, prices dropping. About 700 bushels Of
iered to-day, and small sales Of choioc white at
81 100, good 10 prime DO. Sl80 1870; red,
good 10 prime az g. S173, per bushe
Corn, 60 a 50 cents per bushel 0ats, 30 Al
cents per bushcli Rye, sl.O5 $1.oG per bush
cl Sun.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-16

GUANo FROM TIE Caribbean ISLANDS.
There il a cargo Of this guano at Phila-
delphia, which is the fret arrival Of this
article from the Caribbean Islands for the
Philadelphia Company, under the con-
tract with the Venezuelan Government,
by which the company have secured the
right to take the deposits Of guano from
the group Of islands in the Caribbean
sea, numbering in all about seventy, be-
sides the reefs in their immediate yicin-
ity, all Of which are covered with guano
The company now have about thirty
vessels under charter, TO bring cargoes
TO the ports Of New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Alexandria, the greater
part Of which is expected to arrive before
{! ffst Of March.