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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-25
-. Tic MATHEMATICIAN. Editor, See 3,

w The Sherifalty...nIr. Edifers see BY
the Dispatch Of yesterday, that True Young Anne
rics" 10 out in another csrd in support Of r r. Win
tack upon A. B Hutcheson, and makes point
in behalf of his favorte, deem It useless to COM
ment upon bis rsmarks
Mr. T. w. boswell, IN which this sceurs 'The iusn
ustions of Madison Ward however. make it impe-
raive upon me publicly 70 sts.s that have made no
pection with the Office in case of his electionn A.
Mr.. boswell dsclaims any "axrangsment," am free
to believe what he says for know him to be frank
in his declarations hut he certainly attach no
blame to Madison Ward" for the insiauation inss.
much one of HE deputies has declared. time and
Be- made ia As Office thereby leaving the Inference
thst all who connected with the Sherifalty
will continue at their posts True. this remark may
have been intended slectiopeering trick to in
duce Mr.. Dosweps friends to support Mr.. Winston !;
but that 1t was made, and had its desr effect in
quarters, respectable witnesses be adduced
been eecioneerins for his deputy and it 10 therefore
unnecessary to say anything on that score.
Inext como to aPsups spistle in behalf of Philip"
mbjoned to which 10 certificate signed by eight
gentlemen tesfying that they have heard the afors-
said Paul beth open and close the court Surely,
Pau" did not suppose that Madison Ward" in
he gave the opinion that he PAUL could proper
lys(ths word was accidentally printed possibly in my
call attention to his physical infrity in that respect
and to use it argument against HE election
Now hat the public mind has been drawn to it eve
~ voter can Judge for himself just we'll - five or
six members of the bar can judge for them. know
that Winston has impeachment in his speech which
prevents him from talking huently Of court and
in my opinion, (and not alone in that opinion
disquaifes him, that far for the duties of Sheriff.
But says Paul, the statements made were intended
for purpose except to injure him. by unfair and
founded assertions the of the nomination =
The assertion that he has great impedment in his
speech, is certainly not uaar for all who know him,
know that to be 30; and If the other that mo change
Is to be made in the Office he elected il uatounded
deputies for its origin.
1t 10 proper for to say, that Mr. Huteheson know
nothing of the card complained of by Mr.. Winston,
and does not now know who the author H.
To the friends of Mr. Hutcheson say, ''eome one,
come all" to the meeting tonight, and support him
cordially tho most suitable for the Office,
ing assured that If elected he will discharge his duty
faithfully and impartiay. Como early do your duty
and BY deserving success, you may secure it.
an S5-lt 4ssa MADISON WARD"
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~voters Of Richmoad, rally to the sup.
PORT OF H. K. ELLYSON.-The W. tier Of these
few lines has interest other than that which should
be felt by eli good citizens in the election of Sheriff
for our city. fis -
It is an important Office. requiring intelligence, in,
dustry system, integrity, and frmness. all OF
which should be hsrmonized by feelings of humsni.
ty. Now, 10 there man who knows Mr.. Ellyson.
aud has watched his course a. public agent and pr.
vste citizen that will not say he combines in an emf
degree these qualifications especially that char
acterstic which il often called into exercise In
Sheriff humanity -
Mr. Ellyson as . member of the Legislature, had
no superior in the performance of those duGes conf
ded to representatives. by the people-in place al
ways attentive always quick to discover the true in
of his constituents always courteous and pop
ular with all parties indeed he 10 valuable man. and
in position will his value be more conspicuous
than in that of Sheriff.
Such being the opinion of the writer, and such
being the opinion of thousands may it not be expec
ted that they will be present tonight at the African
sp a5-lt* MAN OF THE PEOPLE.
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merclal year OF 1900: ~
Countries. Quantity: Amt duties paid.
Bremen 38,058 80u lbs SIG 655
Great Britain, "A 2oS, 600 lbs. So, 2s7, 1853
France, 40, 1866 900 lbs.
Average annual revenue from
the monopoly, Sic, 100000
Holland, H.I24, 900 lbs. S2i 6es
Spain, Io4,ooo lbs
Average annual revenue from
monopoly S40OO,cOO
Belgium, 4,0l0, 600 lbs SIS747
Sardinia, SSH 600 lbs
No data from which to ascer-
tain the amount of reve-
nue. from the monopoly
Austria, 2,94500O lbI Sl29 sOs
Sweden Nor
way, l7I3,0O0 lbs 1896
Portugal, $50, 600 lbs.
No data from which to ascer- tU.t ~
tain the share of the mo-
nspoly revenue, which
this quantity bears. Its
whole amount 10 S2250OOO
Riddick Sewell, convicted of the murder Of ne.
gro woman in Perquimans county, N. c., has been
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rr.rha frienAs III mo. m. rnANGIsn1

wbo desired his nsnss to Be mt IN nominstiou fos
COMMissioNER or THE REVENUE for Jsa =.
son Ward, and Withdrew from the rscommendatory
beg leave to state to the public and the Nominating
Convention (which meets this evening at the First
African Church, that they viii insist upon his name
being submitted for the offcs. The reason 10 that
after the first ballot at the meeting ut the u g. Ho
tel - foul voting wss charged, ssms Of his friends
declined farther TO participate In that meeting In
der 70 concentrate their ct the general meeting
on Friday night sp25--Ittl vERITAS.
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ADD kkL LO w >, HALL.
FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL Is lss
NJ II. e. r. w ALLAcp

THE UNION,
Together with bis laashable and satiricaI sh.,.,.
YANKEE CHARACTERS,
Which contains little fun and great dssl ~ -,
Ladies and gentlemen are invited to coma va "a
Judge for themselves. &i
Tickets may bs had of Mr. Morse. whit.h,,...
Gallery, Main street, and ct the door Of the Hsl '.
Friday evening "
E~Admissicn Is cts
at 8o'cIoak. .noI s
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sPncxAI MoT1cua.

~ Look oue for False Charges...The
frisnds and suppeftsu Of Mr. A. HuTcHEsoH are
esnfiUned against I'll malicious SANDERS that sy b
pat forth IN the newspapess otherwise to-day, 10
effect the nomination tonight. ne il { true Amsri-
can. worthy ssntis ssd faithful officer, ell
who know him will readily testify. Beware, there
which he co. sks no defence bat 70 70 the meetins
tonight, working men and eli others. md evs him
hearty support Let - have long pull . strong
% 25-1t FAIR PLAY
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Agent for S. n. Condict, 10Th st, between
IN 25 Main and Frank lin sweat.

SECOND SUPPLY OF SPRING AND
y SUMMER DRY GOODS We now opening
q large stock Of goods bought last week by of
6ru, at auction sales in New York, among which are
some very choice Silks and Dress Goods of the new.
est design. ts
Particular attention would call to our splendid
assortment of Ribbons Embroidenes and White
Goods which are cheaper than any thing of thekind
brought to this market. Citizens and strangers
are respectfully invited to call and see
j. Il NJ ROSENBAUM,
an25 1879 Broad street.
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sp,rituniist Nominations.

The Buffalo Republic states that . Convention
Of spiritualists has recently assembled in the
'ffth sphere" which was composed of delegates
from ali parts of the Union without respect to for
ner party associations" After organization and
discussion, the body proceeded to ballot for candi
dates for President and Vice President and on the
FIRST ballot the unanimous result was as follows:
For President
Judge JOHN w. EDMoNDs. 70
$3.50 For Vice President,
+. ANDREW Jackson DAVIS.
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LADIES !..Cail at AIAURlCE'S
Metropolitan Store and take look at those
beautiful new Caters, which he has just
received. He only asks 81 so pair for them, and
every lady that has them they decidedly
the best in the city at that price. He has several
thousa nd pairs. G. 8. MAURICE,
an 25 Isl Main afraat.
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c~Friends Of Franctsco, to the Meeting
ro-NIcHr-Be Il understood that JNO. M. FRAN
CISCO will be voted for at the African Church To-
NIGHT az candidate for one Of tho three COM.
Richmond. MANY VOTEkS.
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~ STEAMER POCAHONTAS
S FOR BALTIMORE-Frsght re-
ElE11aKE ceived to-day (FRIDAY) and up to
U3ES 1.-THE hour of O'Clock, p M, SATUR-
DAY, the 26th inst.
Consignees are requested to send down for their
goods to-day.
Shippers are requested to send in their Bills Of La
ding Saturday evening, their shipments will be
consigned to order
an 25-2t LUDLAM & WATSON.
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NJ d Il Q E...Havtng IN appointed
IN Agents for the sale Of the celebratsd spool Cot
ton manufactured by Messrs JNo. Dick Z Sons
st all times direct from the manufacturer for sale
st the lowest New York prices. We can guarantee
this cotton 70 be fully equal In quality any
featured, and with condolences recommend il 70 the
trade. KENT, PAINE Z CO,
Z. 40 Is "a ~ fk5sesEss - zsAtssSszf ARopta
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EINe CLOTH COATe..Alade up In good
style, with trimmings Of the best quality. The
stock 2 FRESH. md offered 70 cuetomsu On tAs most
accommoAaeinG tsrnis. Having the necessary hcili-
ducsmeuts N quality and pFss m1st psovs a1yan-
taeeous to sI intsrssee1 ~ esifina Ct Ito Main
street, enstomeu will study their iBtereues Isl
y ~ - go az 0RO0aON0 4 THURMAN.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-19

WISE and Hon. RoBr NJ. T. HUNTER.
Georgia offers an individual no less dis
tingaished in the person of Hon. HOWELL
CoBD; while many of the other States
have their preferences, and presnt men
well worthy of the suffrages of the Dem
ocracy and the distinction and honor
within their gift.
We hope that wisdom and circumspec-
ton may distinguish the counsels of onr
party, and that out of the many great
and good names which it possesses, a
proper and judicious choice will be made.
Give us man Of the stamp of BUCm-
ANAN, WISE, HUNTER, CoBB, RICHARD
son, Dixon or JONES, and we will sweep
the Union.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY SENTINEL,
ROCKVILLE, MONTGOMERY CO., MD.
CIRCULATION 700.
A s AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM

a s AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM
L "a no county paper in The State presents
stronger inducements to Merchants and other
business men in Batimoreand the District cities.
4 large amount Of money is annually ex-
pended in those cities by Montgonhians. Most
Of the produce of the county, too, Gnds its way
TO their Misunderstanding it highly adyanta-
gcous to both vendor and purchaser TO have
the names Of business men kept constantly be-
fore the public.
Although the SENTINEL has been in existence
but few months, it is already established on
u firm basis, and is well and ioyorably known
at almost every frcside in the county. Its sub
scrption book now contains at least SEVEN
HUNDRED NAMES, (nearly 9oiile TINT II my
other paper eeer pRjHs6ed IN he coaag) and
we are daily called upon to make new entries.
The proprietor confidently asserts that there
cannot be found in any county of the State
paper whose coumnscan be used by businessmen
generally with greater advantage to themselves
than the MONTGOMERY CouNrY SENTINEL.
@zoe The TERMS are moderate enough to in
duce every man in business to avail himself OF
the advantages presented.
ROCKVILLE December 30, 1854
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C!le 4flarktts.
BALTIMORE, January II, 1856

BALTIMORE, January ~, 1000.
FLouR AND MEAL.-TLe Flour market
was quiet this morning, not being affect
ed by the Americas news. Howard
Stockholders, if anything, rather
frmer. Sales of 400 bbls. at So, closing
with probably more buyers than sellers.
Ohio-Sales to-day of $50 bbls. at So,
and closing firm but not active. City
Mills-No sales reported this morning !;
holders asking IS, without finding buy
ers. Sales since change Of 400 bbls at
IS. We also hear of some sales at
$751; per Dbl. Family and Extra
tlour-We now quote Patapseo Family
at $10.75, extra do. at $40; Howard
street and Ohio Family at $1,000 Il
5000, aud extra do. 50 a$9.I23, per
Dbl. Rye FIour-Demand moderate.
We quote nominally at $6 per Dbl.
Corn Meal-Sales to-day of 40 bbls.
country at $3.56i. We quote City
Mills nominally at $4.1S $4.25 per
Dbl. Buckwheat Meal-Sales at $40
$3 per 100 pounds.
GRAIN. wi About $500 bushels
offered this morning. Shippers, how
ever, are not purchasing much Sales
of good to prime red at $1.73 a $1S3 !;
also a choice lot of Zimmerman at 81. Sc.
Choice white nominal at sos $2.07,
good to prime do. at $1,85 $1.95 to
So per bushcl Corn-About $500
hustolo oHa,,n1 ,,,1 eol,e ~ Good 10
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JOHN II. SMOoT.
WE PROMISED

M ANY Of our customers in the adjoining
IVA counties Of Mnrylnnd and Virginia 10
let them know when we marked down the
prices on the articles below named From
The present date until january the 10th We
shall offer them at about actual cost, consequent
" so favorable an opportunity may not again
occur TO purchase as the present Moreover
many Of the articles arc adapted for holyday
presents
Al our entire stock OF rich and medium
colored Dress Silks.
All our entire stock Of Alerinoes. Mousselncs.
Cashmcfc3 and Mcfin0 Pluids.
All our entire stock OF medium and elegant
Embroidetics
All orr entire stock Of TaImas, Cloaks,
Scari8, Shawls and % Storm Cioaks.1
Also, NJ our usual, reguiar enc price.
IMMENSE supplies OF all Hpure Linen
Goodsp
:. LARGE and constant supplies Of choice
Mourning Goods.
Goods for chidrcn's wear n fnll supply.
All the best fajrics for servants wear con-
stantly on hand.
~. Having al The requisite Rciitiesssor
operating largely IN all kinds Of Dry Goods Of
tested excellence Or fabric, we cordially So
Lett at all times an examination or styles and
prices
@9' Good articles, low prices, and fair deal
ing may be relied on in ali casas.
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
west building opposite Centre Market.
City Of Washington, d. G..
dec l5--W tAlarl Gaz.
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FRozrN TO DEArm. The Alexandra

Frozen TO DEATm.-The Alexandria
Gazette says:
We learn that Mr.. George Talbot,
who resides in Fairfax county, near
Black Lick church. was frozen to death
on Wednesday night, the 9Th instant,
while giving home from this city. Mr..
Talbot was driving three horses attached
to a wagon. lie was found on Thursday
morning lying on the snow near the
wagon frozen to death. He leaves a
LARGO family.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-19

WEATHER WEST. AT Hudson, Wis
consin, on the 9th ult. the mercury was
40 degrees below zero At Chicago, on
the 9th instant, the thermometer mark
ed 30 degrees below zero; the Press re-
ports the ice 20 inches thick in the North
and South branches.
The Davenport Gazette, of the 9Th,
reports that at Iowa City and Fort Dodge,
four men had been frozen to death, and
eight others were missing
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-19

A PRoHBGToRY Law FOR MARYLAND.
"A movement has been made in our
State Legislature, with reference to a
prohibitory liquor law for Maryland. 1t
was determined in the House Of Dele
gates on the 10Th inst, on motion of Mr..
Davis, that committee of one from
each county and Baltimore city be APP
pointer ~ inqnre INTO tne expectancy Of
submitting to the people at the next
general election the question of the en-
actment Of such a law
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-19
MARRIAGES.

ManRrEp. on the 3rd instant, by the Rev.
JAMES g. IIEyIyG, Mr.. THOMAS W. CLAG-
EFT TO Miss RUTH II. HOLLAND all Of this
county.
MARRIED, in this place, on Thursday last, BY
the Rev Mr.. DAUGHEHrY, Mr.. MORDECAI
MORGAN, 10 Miss NJ. JOSEPHINE DAVIS,
all Of this place.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-19
DRY GOODS

INT EVEKY DEsCKIPTION ON HAND,
" and will be sold very cheap, especially
to those paying the cash
1s@~ deduction Of FIVE PER CENT. viii
be made on al sums above ten dollars for cash.
II paid at the time Of purchasing.
ALSO--A good assortment IL an Kinds Of
Goods usually kept ID IA well regulated coun-
try store, for sale ~ low rs ihay can be pur-
chased elsewhere
jim 10 DAVID n. B0uIC.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-19

SCARCITY or WooD. There is a greet
cutlery among the citizens Of Centreyile,
Nd, about frewood, most Of them being
without stick except what they get
from their more fortunate neighbors.
The Sentinel states that some Of them
have been forced to resort to cutting dowu
trees in their yards and gardens.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-19
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES.
JOHN X. RAWLINGS,

No. 345 Southwest Corner 18th and K Streets,
WASHINGTON CITY ID. G.
HAS now in store and is constantly re-
Il 4 ceiving large and well selected assort-
ment of FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES, con-
sisting OF a very general and appropriate yari-
ETY. Of TEAS, COfH,E'h]S SGG.iRS FINES
LIQUORS, and everything suitable for city
and country customers, which he
Offers as low as can he purchased elsewhere,
Thankful for past tilyors, and with u deter
mination to accommodate aud even anticipate
the wants of the public, he hopes to share II
merited portion Of their patronage.
Washington, Jan. 10, 1866.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-19

THE FAMINE AT THE CAPE DE VERps.
The editor of the Portsmouth (Ya,)
Transcript has been informed by DR..
Barclay, Of the U. S. ship Dale, that
the inhabitants Of San Antonio, Cape dc
Verbs. numbering about 10000, are ac-
tually in a state Of starvation For want
of other provisions they were killing and
eating all their jackasses, &c. and were
really in most deplorablo condition
The officers Of the Dale have been eye
witnesses of the intense suGorings Of
these people.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-19

PENNSYLVANIA U. S. SENATOR. On
Monday last, the Hon. WILLIAM BIGLER,
Ex-Governor of Pennsylvania, was elect
ed to represent that State in the Senate
of the United States, vice the Hon. JAS.
COOPER, whose term expired on the 4th
of March last He received 81 votes.
Gov. Bigler was at one time ajourney-
man printer, and is now elevated to one
of the most distinguished deliberative
bodies in the world, and will no doubt
prove, in every respect, worthy of the
high honor conferred upon him
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-19

Err The Republicans have called an
informal convention, to meet at Pitts
burg, on the 22d of February, for the
purpose Of pcrfecting their national or
ganization and providing for national
delegate convention at subsequent day
to nominate candidates for President and
Vice President.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-19

E1- Gov. LIooS has appointed dele
gates from each county in the State to
attend the Southern Commercial Con-
yention, to be held at Richmond, Va,
on the Both instant The delegates
from this county are, DR.. WAsnINoroS
DuvALL, DR.. WILLIAM BREWER, ALLEN
BOWIE DAVIS, and THOMAS FAwcErT.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-19
SEASONABLE GOODS.
JOHN "A, SMOOT

No li9 BRIDGE ST., GEORGETOWN, b. G.
4 AS received in addition to his former pur-
n chases, variety Of SEASONABLE
GOODS for the winter demand consisting Of
Black and cold SILKS, some Moire antique
Gents French CLOTHS n CASSfAIERES
silk, Satin and Cashmere VESTfNGS
FRENCH MERlNOS, all eolors very cheap
Rich printed and plain Mouslin de aincs
Plaid Mcrlnos and plain Cobergs, cheap
English u American CALICOES, & TO l2Jc.
Warm SllAWl.S aud COMFORTS
White and black Satins, SILK Illusions
White Tarletons and Swiss Muslins
White colo and black Kid Gloves, very best
White and black six Hose, Black Spun do.
Black Cashmere, Mcfino & white Cotton do.
White and colorod Fhnncls, al prices
Gents and Ladies' Under Garments, all kinds
Gents white and colorcd SILK and Linen Cam
brio laudkerchiels
Black and fancy cold Stocks, Crayats & Tics
With general assortment Of
BLANKETS, i.fsS;S5,iE3Yss, PULLED
CLOTHS, SHIFTING SHEET
ING COTTONS IRISH LINENS,
TABLE DAMASK, HUCKABACK
AND TOWELS, NAPKINS &c.
All Of which he is selling VERY CHEAP,
to reduce Stock. CAsH and prompt paving
customers are invited to call when in want Of
BARGAINS.
dee 20 JOHN II. SMOOT.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-19

Es" We failed to receive our Annapo-
lis letter this week. In looking over our
exchanges we find that nothing of inn
portanc Or interest has been done by the
Legislature during the past week.
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CAuTEOa.

a HEREBY FORWARN all persons
d from trespassing on my premises,
situated in Montgomery and Howard
counties, with either dog Or gun, or IN
any manner whatever, AZ am deterniin-
ID, without respect 70 persons. 70 en-
force the law against all 20 offending
i'm 5 20 BASIL DINAill
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-19

GOVERNOR BIGLER AND JAMES BUoH-
ANAN.-The Philadelphia Pennsylvania
has been authorized by Governor VIII
liam Biglcr to say that the telegraphic
despatch announcing his nomination for
the United States Senate to be Il triumph
of Gen. Pierce and a defeat of James
Buchanan in Pennsylvania for the Pres
idency is incorrect. Senator Bigler has
been and is now the devoted and active
friend of Mr.. Buchanan. and will sus-
tain him for the Presidency.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-19
NOTICE.

A Ill those who purchased property
IA at the sale of Thomas i. Oifutt's
personal estate, and have not paid for the
same, are hereby notified that | shall
take legal steps to recover the same, If
not paid on or before the list day of Feb
ruary next.
SARAH b. OFFUTT,
Adm'x de bonis non, of
jan 19-tf Thomas L. OH'utt.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-19

A NIour's LoDGINa UNDER Snow
BANK.-Shoep and other quadrupeds
have been known to live for a consiacra-
bic time undor snow banks, but since
the travels Of Munchausen probably No
event has taken place like one which oc-
cured in this city during the late storm.
On Sunday afternoon men were clearing
off the sidewalk near Hoes foundry,
when, after digging away bank OIL
nearly ten feet, much to their astonish-
mcnt, they came across a knight of the
bottle, who had the evening previous
taken lodgings on the walk. His breath
had medc a chamber in the snow, and
when discovered he was sleeping with as
much composurc as if in q feather bed.
But slight touch Of the shovel was
sufficient to render him conscious Of his
whereabouts, A. T. Courir
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-19

r." Advertisements omitted in this
number, shall appear in our next
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-19

E4g For an evidence of the discrimi-
nation of the merchants and other bust
ness men of the District Cities, we refer
to the new advertisements appearing in
our paper to-day. We have a number
of others on hand to be inserted in due
time. Everybody in our county in the
habit Of making purchases in these Cities
should make it a point to deal with those
who advertise, for better bargains are to
be had of them than of those who do not.