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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-25
loaints, Oils. @aass. 81.

DEFINED LARD OIL, for burning and ma
chinery free from gum burns brightly does not crust me
~ict Also COBURN PURE TALLOW OIL which vi
outw,,r Sperm stands colder weather and burns Well
rsntrd above Barrels 30 to 10 gallons Only Agent JUN
w Quincy No. 90 Wiism-st-
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Mrrrox sxAls oar Agent r the sss Of tvs TsissSs 10
Pirnasox, j. He vii ssfvs IEE TsisSss n - pass =
the Gig.
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Goal, &r.

THEAP FUEL COKE at % per cna' .s.dso ..
~. ~ori. esl,,ss extra. small .'s :, ~ ~ MxSHaT
esrsse .t ~ ,nroxspxNY No Irvisgpsscc OF o. 'as ~
TAN ,ysnu. and l,hst and 't ., II, Wy. tho
s;n-, Any carmen psy receive c"a"
above prices. :: H..
-INOT M; WOOD-Best quality virginia .,, n ~,
II lNS Oh md Hiclory a. is.e g' 3. No. a
II sss Sn,sS sei,srse. HARhIsoSA -
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For freight OF P.sseae apply 70 ,xc ~ q WILL KY
BROWN SMILEY Co., Liverpool
sTRPHEN KENSARD Co.,
No q Austin Frisrs, Losds.-
a O. WAINWRIGHT Co, Paris -, r. -.
Of these ships viii not be sceoanAsse 70,
NJ h,il,ou speoie ,evsry, precic1s stones OF ms,ae
I'm, isSni are ssned therefor. aad the value thsfs"'
expressed therein
T7HE LIVERPOOL and PHI lLlil, En- IL.
cTr ANsIIIP COMPANY intend disp~,oiis lie" 'P<es'
al ana now erful Steam hips a. ioliows:
~ ANe FRon PBILApELPHiA.
CITY OF BALTlMORE..''....-''''''''' i.n.sy x
KANGAROO ..-ryy
CITY OF WASHISGIO On
PRoa LIVERPOOL =.
crTy M MANCHESTER.......'..'''''
CiTY or BALTIMORE .......'''''''''' Yh,n.yy M
KANGAROO ;;i;i;s:; i,;y from NEw-YORK:
a 3 Is and SIS according 10 stA.dn - ~ -,
eA'y,,.J pnr,ber OF Third Class Psnenssp,s -
nn,esa IN. aud Liverpool and found 10 rfov"s"- sa
s s,Su Prom u. water aht com.
snd zach vessel e.ns IN s. sss os css
,.tes OF passage ana diAis VII Holm y. DALE, Agent
and upward Apply No IL walnut st.. PhisaeipeiA
s,arr. CoRTiS No. M Broadway Ns"-i''-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-25

II l. ID A X f + N T S.
II BEAUTIFUL SILK DRESS FOR 81 81
VERY SUPERIOR SILK DRESS FOR Ga
VERY RICH SHAWL FOR e5
SUPERIOR PAIR OF BLANKETS FOR IS 50
LEO YARDS FRENCH MERIEO FROM 81 UP
500 YARDS PARAMATTAs FINE GOODS. FROM q
TO9
500 YARDS DE LANES AT 1j6 AND2.
1000 YARDS PRINTS, FINE GOODS Cd. PER I'd. UP.
$50 DOZEN LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs, Cd UP.
100 DOZEN EMBROIDERED BDKFs, VERY CHEAP.
$50 PATTERNS VERY SUPERIOR woRsTED WORK,
imported Goods superior In style and quality 10 any
fore offered in this country and will be sold At shout Onehf
the price usually charged Also very large assortment Of
perior Neediework Collars Sleeves, Habit Shirts Bands,
Founcings Scars Silk Handkerchief Gloves, Hoery Ret
sules &c
All ofthc above Goods win be sold Jr Presents great
gains during this AVID next week.
ANDREW @. COLBY
No. go GIsnd-st,
Corner Elm.
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Netu1lark DAILY Griba,ts
REPUBLICAN, GENERAL COMMIT TEES
FOR 1857.

Delegates to the Republican Central Committee snda
Young Mems Central Committee chosen on Tues
day night by the various Ward Associations In most Of
the wards only one ticket was got up. Where there
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-25

LINGUISTIC TILEs-For ves' no. 'SeAaNKiRK
Hs1i,n i1ToPS bRAINPIPEs &c For s.le Sy Ky
MILLER COATES, No. 1's re.',... >.
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We put in two tickets tor the fouf'een.n "a'u'
Which is nghfuy elected do not undertake. to say.
Tho,o were onnositiou tickets 10 some other Wards.
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IN STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS for LIVERPOOL;
r. II = NJ steamship BALTIC, Captain Comsock, VIII
den,rt with the T. Mails for Europe positively On SAT
gRDAY at Y O'clock m from her sv BERN 1
stey tight bnkheads For freight passage, having IN
ousled Recommendations for elegance and comfort "
"iu EDWARD X. COLLINS No sc WLl-st
requested 70 be board at III an An
must pass through the Post-ofce; any Others VIII Dc
TIE s,e of freight from Liverpool reduced to
ca p@r tup III, .sure1nent until further no ace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-25

NOTICE is hereby given that application VIII DC
de 10 IA. Legislature this State ~ the next Session
thereof for AL Act 70 corporate ID. MOUTH
facilitate FIngration fom Europe to America and 10 promote
an ear. s,,u w. ne "a IsS DDS lawswTn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-25

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of
the County Of New l0rk notice Is hereby xven
h,vrs claims .sansi ELIZABETH THOMPSON late Of
the City Of hew-isrt. deeeaed to present the with
vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber his Office No 20 WAL
st. the CITY oNewYoTk before i3h day Of Jsns-
W nsxt-Dsfed New York n. IA day at jay, 1856
CHARLES s. WEBB At.orneyd
iva lavtmTh' N. d. Bonner Ads
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lesal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of he County u New York notice IL hereby gyea % al
having claims against ALANSOS z. BROOKS s Of
the City Of EewYort deceased present the With
vouchers tAsTeof TO the sabcbes hsr res5-see, No II
East 27hst, In the City OF SevYork before the h
day Of April nexi-Dssd New-york the 77s day II o.
tebsr, 1855 PAULISA BROOKS Adm'x
ixy6n,Tks
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TmE MICHIGAN CENTRAL aAILRoAD COMPANY
TREAsvRERs OFFICE, BosToS, Dec l6 1856
A DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CENT has this
day beer declared, payable the FIRST day Of JAN
VARY neat to su:h shall be holders sook
clos. o. business On the ooh day Of the Pay
en 70 DC made TO stoibolders In Mictsan and egs
tsIed In New foik az the Office Of he Local Treasurer In De-
to 10 holds of ock registered York a.
Ne Once OF the farmers Loap and Trust In New
York to all Others 1t the Office Of the ia Tie Cty Of
Bosten ISAAC LIVERMORE Treasurer
BANK or NORM AMERICA, NETWORK Dec. "a 1885,
A DIVIDEND Of THREE and ONE-HALF
IA PER CENT has been day declared PAYABLE on and
after MONDAY January 1857 The Transfer Books will be
closed from December z6 70 Jspuary6.
L. SEYMOUR Cashier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-25

R.xK DEPARTMENT, STATE of NV ~, nvs
D~ ALBAsY, Dec. 70 1872
U,HE DEPOSIT BANK Banking Assoc,nm"%y
DO, thi, day fled in this Office notice @, .n gent
RS BANK, In the city OF New-i PIX; ,hs set
I.dsmption Of its circuia ins 10 Iaco
t.,,sd An act 10 amend the several ac;s t
poIsiea % n ,s,i JAMES NJ. COON, eupennteneen.
I1AsT RIVER SAVINGS BANK, o No; S EasRi
two a. ora from Chstbstn,Si,- oPcn - an
10 O'Clock q until "cioos y ~. ~ ~ e.nt
DAiu,panIy RyENINGS from TO 9ei1ea -, an ,ams
Thurs H.. "A on suns from 50 10 P ,eh Of Jsu
pteisss 49, All ,ums deposited ON OF oeio'o ''e A
ever 9S.~i Interest the lst p,s.,t
uarJ van ~ HIrsEY, sec'y. PETER N llroo, 80
IRVING SAVINGS lNsIiIu.i ias 1,,, 10 = m
pesr Greenwicb.t Qpes d .a}Xu RS SP,AYs and
= n I'D to p Az MONDAYS - f,o,a 81 10 AsOo
" * Or Iut.test cent on sum "H ',dsnt
SATURDAYS WAITER w. CoNCkLiN r'es''eA"
..u,x l. BUXTON Secretary.
@2;ypI s1TUER A. CHURCH, BANKEhS
.S ER1SCIsCO CAL, draw BIZ; o. :, t ~ DTScips
INorss VT Co PHILADELPHIA, Paysos
srs OF the United sfstes =, A u ,hs .erior VI the
Cobsct". 1880. ,fornpty renntted .T Co 1has.
State, 1no y - N Il q on shrough DiEAAhE -, n Y
s2t oIios T. LAWRENCE Co., NO. ios s. N s,i. BY
cePhis cn San PraDclsoo for sse 20 NJ r,SCE Co,
npSrSYTI 90, Pbisdephh and Ia . "a"
NvwysrL
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EMiGRAST INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BAsE)
NEwYoRK, Dec q, 1885,
n1VIDEND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are herebv

hoiihed that semi usl dividend the rate Of SIX
lin CENT ali of 6 500 and under aud
FIVE fER CENT AL
which shall have been deposited at least months on the
.t Of January next will be paid depotors on and after
MONDAY, January 49,
Interest not called for will be carried the credit depos
tors as principal.
The Bank "a open for bnsioess, daily from 10 p. No.
and from to at No 81 Chsmber.s east Of sy
-, - JOSEPH STUART, President
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4 o X
~ LANE PORTER
WIZ onef this morning their entire CLOAKs
great sacrifice, 20 close on, be stock BIZ New
been,ini eoored CLOAkS and TALMA5, go and ef7,
Gray eircUar CLOAKs. reduced from sI5to -.
biaeh Sreular CLOAkS, reduced from $l6 20 slo
VELVET CLoAKs At equally o~ Prices.
No. ~ CanA,-si.
FOUNTAIN INDIA STORE, $50 Broadway.
hled with goods per late arriyas from China Calcutta
Manila Japan, Persia Rusa ke emb sctns even obtinbe
variety Of curious u.ef and Aoyel arle. fancy
goods Citifsns and strangers invited
variety DOW ofsI ed at Wholesale and retail
GREAT REDUCTION in the PRICE of
~ CLOAKs;-MoLYsEUx BELL, IN order to make
FOL bis Spring np1rtsors determined upon SELLING
OFF REGARDLESS OE COST
The remainder Of his stock, consisting OF:
RICHLY khBROIDERED and TRIMMED VELVET
CIOAKs.
HANDSOME BLACK, BROWN and GREY BEAVER
CLOAK5 snd TALMAS.
Alec: large assortment Of CHILDREN's ard MISSES
CLOAKS and TALMAS.
Laoies respectfully invited giye early CALI tie
Whole must be closed out BY the lst Of January.
No So CauAst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-25

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate Of
the Corniy Of NewYoi notice is hereby given all
having claims against JESSE B. DOW late ofthe City Of
NevYork deceaed the with vouchers there
Of 70 the subscbers the cce Of Rodgers Woodmsr No.
~ William in the City of NewYok before the six-
tsenh day Of February nextDated SeYork the 18th ds-
!:.:,1aS! Go W663cnMiN, 1885, Administrators
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-25

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
~ III. Corrty of Eevlot notice s hereby given 20 all
,rnr, having cia,ms against TIGHE DAvEY late Of tho
Nv yort doces.ed present the with voueh
20 the "a pserper, the Once Of james w. Whie
S g hsyty st. in the City NewYork on OF before the
I'D day OF May next-Daed New OK .ce an '~' "
November 1855. ~ pnI 70, pFSSEu
S.o,.,s,,o.TI. Admni.,rsto, and Administrative, &e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-25

IN PUT SUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of
the &C anty Of NewYork notice 10 hereby yen to al per.
,on. having Gains assinst RICHARD r. NFDHURST late of
the City OF NswYok deceased TO present the same With
,onci,rs subscriber the oc- Of James Ord
i,y No Sc in the City Ssw-York ber.
the fret May neI-Dsted New The st LAY Of
October, 1886. ELIZA A D sEDnohSr
oso IavemTh ExecurS, kc
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~ given the prseeJs OF the sale OF the Real EsMs
Of FLIPHALET CHICfEsTER lite OF tue City OF 20 80
york utese lsey made under thr oroct 81 INC
srmo,,. Of the County Of Hew-Yort, by WELCOME n.
eFEBr viii he distributed those entitled thereto according
70 law a. The Surrogate. Ofce in the City of New York on
dc twentieth day Of January next at 10 the forenoon
of thai o,y-Daicd this Sd day OF deem ber la,2:
VI s 10 A. w. BRADFORD, Surro ate
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Ocean Cleaners, Er.

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
I for HAVANA and NEW-ORLEANS-On FRIDAY,
January at m from pier foot Of WarIens North hvei,
the fast and favorte steamship PHILADELPHIA Capt 'ohh
McGowAp, will sail as above.
Passsse can be secured At the office OF the Line.
Freight TO New Orleans 80 cents per cubic iJot :,
sbpners will be supplied with blank bills Of adini OF The
form famed by the Line application at their oce No other
forms signed and bill Ct sding will BE- signed alter TIE hooi
Of sailing.
For f.isht or passage apply at the Office No 1 ests'
corner Of Warren. Nj u. hOpbhlo, Asen'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-25

INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD COMPANY:
Office. Notice is hereby given that the
N TRANSFER BOOKS Of the INDIANAPOLIS and
ciNClNNATI RAILROAD COMPANY. at the Office OF the
Ohio Life and FROST Con pany In New WI De
CLOSED on 18th inst, and remain closed until AN
by order. A VICINITY oce.o.-y.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-03-15

RESOLUTIONS IN ILLINOIS The demo-
Gratis of Crawford county, Illinois, met
in convention few days ago, and ap-
pointed Ex-Governor French ii. Alexan-
der and Isaac Wilkins delegates to the
State convention. Among other capital
resolutions we find the following, which
we heartily commend to our readers:
Resotred, That we hold the Terri
tories as the common property of the
whole Union, and that individuals from
any part of the Union can emigrate there
to, with their property of all descriptions.
and there hold it, subject only to the de-
cisions of the courts; that we are in favor
of the compromise measures of 1850, in
Guiding the fugitive-slave law and the acts
establishing the Territories of Kansas and
Nebraska in 1854.
Resotred, That we view the repub-
lican party in the North as being wrong in
principle and worse in practice; their doc
trines and teachings are founded upon an
abstract sentiment-a false sympathy for
the condition of the slave, of which not
one in a thousand of them know anything
about; that their incessant meddling
with the institutions and interests of the
people of the South is not only unneigh-
borly, unwise and foolish, but is fast
tending to destroy that harmony and
good feeling that are essential to the
maintenance of this Union.
Resoleed, That of all the farces ever
performed by politicians and Legislators,
under all the circumstances and acknow-
lodged opinions of the two principal
actors, that enacted in the House of Rep
resentatives on the I'd of February, 1856,
by Giddings of Ohio, who administered
the oath to support the constitution Of
the United States to Banks of Massachu-
sets, is the most complete, the most
nonsensical, and, to all lovers of the
Union, the most humiliating."
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-03-15
By Hugh Bowling & Co.
AUCTEONEEElS!
REGULAR DAY 6 EVENING SALES.

uoLAh DAY q EVENING SALES
HNHE subscribers, determined TO de-
N vote their whole attention to the
Auction and Commission Business. respectfully
inform the public that they are prepared to re-
ceiyeall goods consigned to their care for sale
at public auction; that no excrtions ON their
part shall be spared TO obtain The best prices
Tor the same by fair and impartial representa-
tons; and as they intend to confine themselves
to strict cash business unless otherwise or
dered, those sending goods to their sale shall
De settled with Immediately when the goods
are delivered to the buyers. Goods sent to
them for evening sales can be settled for rcxt
morning, If sold. A regular evening auction
Tor the sale of all kinds of merchandise can by
TINS means be Of great service to the commu-
MY, whose patronage is most respectfully So
hcltcd by the public's obedient servants,
HUGH BOWLING & co.
Auctioneers.
Day Saies-Monday, Wednesday, and
FRIDAY mornings, at 10 O'Clock. and every
evening at O'clock at the Store. No. SO, Var
mum Buildings, Louisiana avenue and at all
other times and places where their services are
required. Sales on the Market Square oppo-
site the Bank Of Washington, attended as usual
on market days.
Cash advances on consgnments.
HUGH BOWLING & co.
Auctioneers.
Washington, d. c., Jan. 2G-l2m
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-03-15
Mn Fu1MoRr Where are many cit.

Mn. FILLMoRE.-There are many cit
liens who have admired Mr.. FILLMORE
as Wing, but who will not support him
as a Know-nothing candidate. The Bos-
ton Daily Advertiser, an old Wing paper,
thus speaks Of him, and we venture to
say it is the sentiment Of many old line
Wings:
"Our regard for Mr.. Fillmore has
been for him as a Wing, not as a m,ea,-
Der Of secret and oath-bound political
society. We have looked upon him as
the consistent supporter Of well known
and sound political principles not as a
member of a party whose policy it is i'm
possible to define. If therefore it shall
prove true as we regret to find it is very
confidently stated, that Mr.. Fillmore has
entered Know-nothing lodge and pass
ed through the three degrees of the Sc
cret order, taking the incident oaths and
obligations, we submit that he has for
feited the respect of the intelligent and
honest people of the United States to an
extent that will make his election impos-
sible. We are reluctant, however, to
believe that this is the case; but until
this points settled we can form no opinion
and propose no line of conduct for the
campaign. 1t would give us great plea
sure to support Mr.. Fillmore; but we
must know what has become of his Wing
principles before we can agree to support
him. If he has lost his principles, we
have not lost ours"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-03-15

NOthtngs.
We trust the Western World will We
verify the predictions of its--friends, anc
prove an asylum for the prosecuted of al
nations. Aug. 20, 1888. Go Jos
lhandriUon.)
7" had always hoped that this land
might become safe and agreeable asy
lum to the virtuous and prosecuted part
Of mankind, to whatever nation they
might belong. "-(To Francis Tander
hemp,) May %, 1888.
+" Let the poor, the needy and the op.
press ed of the earth land those who wan
land, resort to the fertile plains of oui
western country, the second land Of prom.
use, and there dwell in peace, fulfilling
the first and great commandment. - II
Darid Humphreys,) July 25, 1875.
" 1t is my opinion that lady Hunting.
toms proposal Qor large emigration
from Europe to Ohio would come more
properly before the United States, and
it is my sentiment clearly that besides
the pious and humane purposes which
are in view, and of which we should
never lose sight, motives of politica
nature should bave considerable influence
because such n migration as her Lady
ship proposes must be an acquisition tc
any country."-Jan. %, 1885. ca
Sir James Jay)
" Such emigration besides the humane
and charitable purposes, which would be
thereby answered, will be of immense
political consequence. Feb. 8, 1885
(7o R. H. Lcc.)
conceive, under an energetic gen
eral government, such regulation might
be made, and such measures taken, as
would render this country the asylum Of
pacific and industrious characters from all
parts OF Europe, encouraging the cult
walton of the earth by the high price
which its products would command, and
draw the wealth and wealthy men of
other nations into our bosom, by giving
security to property and its holders. -
(Io Thomas Jeferson,) Jan. 1, 1888.
" | was far from entertaining sanguine
hopes of success in my attempt to pro-
cure tenants from Great Britain. but de
sirous of rendering the evening of nv
life as tranquil and free from care as the
nature of things would admit, was
willing to make the experiment July
10, 1897. (To VIM. ,SricHand.)
/" Your letter intimating that you had
failed in an attempt which had been made
to import workmen from Scotland equal
y with that fer obtaining them from
Holland, fills me with real concern. Tho
more L consider the subject, the more |
am convinced of the expediency of i'm
porting a number of workmen from Eu-
rope, to be employed in the Federal
City. Dec. Is, 1892. (To the Com
mtssioners Of the Federal District.)
-" Your idea of bringing over High
landers appears to be good one. They
are handy, industrious people, well cal
culated to form new settlements, and will
in time, become good citizens. MAY
., 1892. TO Robert Siaclair.)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-03-15
MEETING,

AT meeting of the Democratic men,
bers of the Legislature of Maryland, con-
vencd on Tuesday, the Doth day of Feb
ruary last, at the city of Annapolis
The meeting was organized by calling to
the chair, WIN. d. RoBERTs, of Talbot
county, and appointing G. A. HARDING,
of Montgomery county, Secretary.
On motion the following resolutions
were adopted:
Resoiced, That it is the duty of the
Democratic members of this Legislature
in conformity to the well established and
approved usage of the Democratic party
in this State, to nominate and appoint
the delegates for the State at large to the
National Democratic Convention to be
held in the city of Cincinnati on the 9th
day of June next, for the purpose of Sc
lectilg candidates to be supported by the
Democratic party of the Union, for the
Presidency and Vice Presidency of the
United States.
Rcsoloed, That we now proceed to
make those nominations and appoint
ments; Whereupon it was
Resolred, That r. b. CARMIonAEL,
W. p. Snow, NATHANIEL Cox and WIN
D. MERRIoK, be and are hereby unani
mously elected as said delegates to the
National Convention to beiheld at Gin
cinnati for the purpose aforesaid.
Resotrecl, That these proceedings b,
signed by the President and Secretar,
and published in the Democratic paper
of the State.
VIM. d. ROBERTS, President.
G. A. HARDING, Secretary.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-03-15
REMOVAL AND ENLARGEMENT.
SAMUEL HUNT,
Manufac turer of SADDLES, HAIR
NESS, TRUNKS, sc.

NESS, TRUNKS, sc.
No. 202 Baltimore 81. Jetreen 81. Paul
aud Charles Sts., BALTIMORE.
HAVE removed to the spacious Store, No.
Il zoe Baltimore Street, Baltimore. but a
short distance from my former place Of BUSH
ness, where ] am extensively engaged in the
manufacture of IRA YELLING TRUNKS. of
every description Of superior quality; IRA
IELING BdG LADIES' nat BOZ
Els PALiSES, Sc; SADDLES, BRIDES
HARNESS, &c. of every description, made of
the very best materials and in the most work.
man-lilSe styles.
Constantly on hand large stock Of Whips,
Spurs, Drinking Flasks, Buckskin Gauntlets,
and Chamois Skins, Buffalo Robes, Fly Nets,
&c. &e all OF which will be seldom the most ac-
ooumodating terms.
HUNTS PiTENT LIFE PRESER "
INC HARNESS, kept constantly on hand,
or made to order, at short notice. feb %
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-03-15

SINKING FUND OF THE STATE OF Ma.
RYLAND.-By report recently made to
the Legislature, by committee, we have
the following facts in relation to the sink
ing fund of the State:
The amount of the sinking fund, on
the Doth of February, 1856, was S3, 537, :
800 30, and consisted of the following
stocks of the State of Maryland, with the
amount of each respectively, viz:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-03-15

Mr.. FILLMORE WITH THE PopE OF
RoME.-The New York Herald of March
9th has the following allusion to the
present whereabouts and whatabouts of
the Know-nothing candidate for the
Presidency:
"MAKINo LION OF HIM AT RoME.-
In letter from Rome, dated January
j, We find the following interesting par
agraph;
"'Our friends, ex-President Fillmore.
DIR. Foote, and Mr.. Jcwett, were at the
Church of the Jesuits, and appeared to
enjoy the ceremonies quite as well as
others. The ex-President has only been
here two or three days. Cass makes q
party for him on Thursday evening Of
this week. l think the Papal govern
ment will make something of lion Of
him, as they did of Mr.. Van Buren, last
winter
Think of that! Mr.. Fillmore en-
joying the Jesuits at Rome, and the
Papal government making a lion of him.
Would it not be well for Gen. Gustavus
Adolphus Scroggs, who, it is said, mi
tiated Mr.. Fillmore into council III, to
Interfere at once for his rescue from the
Pope and the Jesuits of Rome? If they
make lion Of the American nominee,
how can the Americans be expected to
rule America, we should like to know %
LAND WARRANTs.-The Washington
Union states that within few days land
warrants have advanced four to FIVE cents
per acre. Ii quotes SOS and zoos at
$liOaIl1; COS ard 120's at S105a106;
and 40lS at $ll6all7.