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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-04-24
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS

VEHE subscribers would inform the citizens I
Il of Montgomery county and its vicinity,
that they have opened largeand well selected
assortment Of DRY GOODS, for Fan and Win
ter wear.
IN DRESS GOODS,
We have Striped and Plaid Silks; Plaid,
Striped and plain Black Silks; Striped DANA
sines; Plaid Mcrnoes; Plain French Merinoes
of various shades of colors; Coberg Cloths
Striped and figured all wool Mouslines; Nous
line De Beige Plain and figured Mouslines
from l2} 10 81 cents. aBe
MOURNING GOODS.
Black Bomhazines, from S1.l9l to Sl.75; Nor
witch Cloth; Black Alpacas; Black French Me-
rinocs, and Cobcrg Cloth all wool and COM
mon Black Mouslines
SHAWLS, CLOAKS AND SCARFS,
Stella, Brocha. Cashmere and Plaid Shawls
Cloth Cloaks, and Mantllas Of new styles !;
Brocha Scarfs of various grades.
GLOVES, AND HOSIERY,
/ Ofoll kinds Velvet Ribbons, and other trim
mngs Bonnet Ribbons; Elastic Belts; silk
Cord and Tassels.
4 FRENCH WORKED COLLARS.
Linen Cambria Handkerchief, Of new styles,
with good assortment of low priced Linen
Handkerchieis, from 81 cents up.
FOR GENTLEMEN AND BOYS, p
We have Black and Brown Cloth; Plain and
Plaid Cassmeres; Plain and Plaid Cassinets
Kentucky Cassimeres and Jeans; Light Plaid
Cassimeres Cashmere and Silk Nestngsi Sill
lIandkerchefs and Cravats.
DOMESTIC GOODS, &C, +
Ofbest and most durable Fabrics consisting 0
Heavy Bleached, and Brown Sheetings ant
: Shirtings; Osnaburgs; Domestic Plaids Us
naburg Calicoes; Plain and PLAID Linse{s
Fnu Cloths; Sleeps Grey Cassinet; Tabl
! Linens; Bird Eye Russia and Huckaback Dia
pers SC. fa
Which with all other Goods in our line vii
be sold III the very lowest market prices by
MAYFIELD 4 BROWN,
No. 1871 Bridge Street,
oct l7~3m Georgetown, ID. @.
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.an,erica,. nominations.

4 american nominations.
FOE JUDGE OF THE FIRST DISTRICT COURT,
THEODORE G. HUNT.
FOR JUDGE OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT,
PHILIP HICKEY MORGAN,
FOR JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT,
LOUIS DUvIGNAUD,
FOR JUDGE OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
JOHN w. PRICE,
FOR JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT
II. b. EGGLESTON
FOR JUICE OF THE SIXTH DISTRICT co1rRr
X. X. HOWELL. m2s 2nte
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Southern Pacific Railroad Company.

+
This enterprise is getting along bravely and right
glad are we to hear Of it. 1t is an enterprise that
would have been Hberlly encouraged by our citizens
long since had it been placed before them in proper
light and under proper auspices. This has been done
by Mr.. Yerger and his co-workers, and the eonse-
qusnce that the stock is being rapidly subscribed
that the probabilities are all will be taken in the
course of very few days. Only day or two since
one gentleman called at the office where the snbscrp
ton books are kept, and put his name down for the
handsome sum Of s25 900. That is the way to do
business. Such men are real public benefactors and
if all of capital and wealth were imbued with
like public spirit--which would repay them many
fold in the long runthe time would be near at hand
when the whole South would be interlaced with net
work of railroads that would develop her mighty ma
tural resources and make her the enved among the
peoples for progress, solid wealth and permanent
prosperity. -
This enterprise, as has been previously shown in
these columns, holds out greater Inducements for in
vestment than any yet presented to the public
The land donations of Texas will build the road and
leave surplus of many millions. All that is wanted
is money enough to construct the road sufficient
distance to make the lands available. This money is
sure to be raised in brief period.
Ii we can possibly find time and room, we shall in
the next Crescent point out other advantages this road
will possess as built, which will undoubtedly
make it the best paying road in Christendom.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-04

ARCTIC REaIoSs-Last Night.-This celebrated
panorama closes tonight, at Armory Hall, after one
OF the greatest successes ever achieved by any work
of art in this city Its success as eminenty deserved
as it is gratifying proof of the cordial appreciation
which has welcomed il wherever exhibited All words
OF eulogy or extravaganza apart the simple truth is
that its appearance in the world OF art was hailed with
an enthusiasm as spontaneous as the regrets of
the nation heartfelt, when it was apprehended that
Dr. Kane waslocked up in the ice, or imprisoned amid
the eternal glaciers encrcng the north poe or more
recently, while the world is mourning over the sud-
den and premature demise of the great explorer Our
c'.lzes nave remarkably just critical taste in amuse
meht matters. They have their rules, their canons,
their decided opinions. The bill of fare is well looked
70 before they conclude to honor the banquet and we
tazara no pnWarranted conclusion when we express
our opinion that the amusement going public firmly
and conscentiously believe that the entertainments
offered by Dr. Beale are the best thew can possibv
ENJOY. He gives two more exhibitions here, one this
afternoon, and the other and last tonight,
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Summer Clothing.
F. NJ A ARD 81 Co.,,
50 and 60 Canal street rnrna, MA = .,-.x

F. ARD & CO.,
5s and 60 Canal street, corner Old Levee.
The subscribers received by the latest arrivals fresh
of SUMMER CLOTHING which thew offer for sale
moderate prices Their stock is In mart of the
following
White and Colored DRILL PANTS
r. White DUCK PANTS COATS and VESTS,
Fancy Striped Grass Cloth and Bingham COATS
Brown LINEN COATS, PANTS and VESTS. -
Alpaca FRoCKTEES and SACs
Merino COATS, PANTS and VESTS. !. s.. E .. LIS
Cashmarette COATs--Black and Colored
Queens Cloth COATS, PANTS and VESTS
Bomhazne and Alpaca VESTS. F '
White and Coored Marseiles VESTS.
Furnishing Goods, r"H-
A full assortment Of FURNISHING GOODS consisting of
Fancy Coored Cotton Shirts. .r.
White Cotton Shirts l.. c. and B.
Lisle Thread Uniershirts.
GAUGE Cotton and Merino Undershrs. .. .U.
Linen md Muslin Drawers.
Muslin Undershrts.
Lse Thread Socks.
White and Brown English Socks, very superior quality
White and Black silk Gloves.
Lse Thread Gloves.
Fancy Poplin Half Cravats ....
Summer Neck Ties.
Horse Hair Stocks etc. ETC.
Youths, Boys aud Chi1dren's Clothing.
Boys and Youths Alpaca, Merino, Cashmarette Brown
Linen and Check Goats
White and Coored Drill Pants. "
Brown Linen Pants and Vests
Merino Vests and Pants. -... r.r
Marsees Vests ~
Boys and Chldren's Brown Linen, Alpaca and Check
Drill Jackets
Boys and Cbdren's White Drill Brown Linen Colored
Drill and Alpaca Pants
Children's White Linen Jackets.
Brown Linen Bouses, etc.
F. MALARD & CO.,
" IS and 60 Canal street,
m3o 2p6t&6tW corner of Old Ievee.
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Y teoIMuNICATED. r.H5-
Howell, Rayvle. Wilde--sixth District Court.

Howell, Rayvle, yEildc--sixth District Court.
MEssRs. EDITORS Fair play is jewel My surprise was
excited than when the Judge
Rave and Mr. Wilde aganst the nomination Mr. Howell
Judge of the Sixth District Court
Mr.. Howell is the regular nominee of the party
made in the arest and honorable by regularly
egaed convention of that Before that Judge
Rawle's submitted for nomination candidate
jecied Judge Rawle has then accepted
of certain Democrats and non-redents city
leans become candidate and he has determined
whether not Is this proper and rs Pray what would
Judge Rawle, had Mr. Howell being
that convention insisted running before people
other man2 that Mr.. HOWELL capa-
Bile of doing anything of the under circumstances
whatever. But would you not have pronounced entirely
delicate in him to have done sos yon would-and
would and would the whole OF the party and the
people of the city throughout Quite indelicae
Now, Mr. Wilde, he present primary
meetings of the American party the part in
proceedings voted for delegates the attend
ed spectator Yet Mr. Wilde likewise before the
public candidate for Judge of the court against Mr.
Howell forgetting doubtless that have taken
part the previous proceedings had he intended oppose
the regular nomination of the American party which he had
to support its selection of candidates
These things appear very indeed What in the
of common gentlemen expect gain by
course! Neither Of the aspras elected nor can thew
defeat the regularly nominated candidate party
any more than they create world still they him injury
and themselves good by conesting this these
gentlemen feel because they did thea get
nation? If SO, this is rather upeaile of showing their
disappointment FAIR PLAY
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BENEFIT OF Mr. LAMoTHE.-The benefit of Mr.. J.
H. Lamothe, the agent of the Orleans theater. on
Monday night, promises to be splendid affair." No.
tce the bill the fifth, sixth and seventh tabeaux of
that most charming opera, III which Mine Colson is
so famous, Les Amours du Diabe Y Madame Anna
de La Grange in the first act of Norma and in the
third act of La Barber de Seville,1 and comic
song, " La Crinoline, by NJ. Carrier. This bill will
cause the house to overflow The fact alone that the
incompatible La Grange is to appear for positively
the last time in New Orleans, will fill every seat in
the house.
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There is some falling off in the local trade Of the
city, still the numerous arrivals of steamboats, with
large cargoes during the past few days, keeps up
very brisk state Of affairs on the evee. With the ex
ception Of cotton the steamboat landing appears to
be just as much crowded as at any time during the
season. Every boat leaving takes away great many
of the visitors and transient residents who have we
trust, enjoyed themselves during their sojourn among
US. If there are any who have come to the determi
nation not to visit good city again he they will
,oblige us by sending his address, We desire to see
the individual who says he or she will never to
New Orleans again. In the meantime, the constant
increase in the tonnage of this port by daily ar
rivals of large and splendid vessels, are sending
freights down to almost nothing, which will cause
heavy shipments of Western produce to to this
market In fact the cost of transportation from the
West via New Orleans to the Atlantic cities is from
thiryhree to fifty per cent less than by the railroad
There not sufficient railways built yet, though
they very numerous, to carry the mighty produc-
tons of the country to market. However, our mer-
camille community can work cheaper than most any
other, which is great advantage and shippers and
producers have the advantage of real cash market
Freights to Liverpool have gone down to farthing
per h. for cotton. That wager is won good friend :;
but we extremely regret to eights at the runous
rates now prevailing. as,.f. s...... ,..Ds.. r
We have nothing very satisfactory from the Balize
about the condition Of the channel, though vessels
are working their way over the bar. We learn that
it takes two three and four of the towboats to get
moderate sized to heavy vessels through the channel
This is a very bad condition of affairs How about
the experimentation any one give us any informa.
ton of the progress made 1t appears to us as the
contract was closed last October, six months SINCE
there ought to be prospect of ameoration in
the Instructions which are costing the commercial
interests tens of thousands of dollars. 4
The Northern mail failed yesterday and the Asa's
advices fully due. 1t is manifest since the partial
of the Collins line of steamers that the
Cunard line do not push so hard and burn much less
fuel, which, Of course, results in great saving.
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".
The greet importance Of Robbins invention for the
manufacture Of oil from rosin Is awakening attention
in the interior. Inhe Natchitoches Chronicle Of the
2sth nit, We find tie following:
n From the New Orleans Bulletin we copy an inter
estng article on the manufacture OF rosn OIL Should
this new branch of industry prove successful we can
not see why the pine lands of Louisiana should not
become OF immense value. They are generally too
sterile to admit of cultivation and the lumber and
naval stores which might otherwise be made from
them cannot be taken to market proftably. If oil
can be made from them it will bear and
leave large profits to the manufacturer. Factories
may be established in their midst as well as on the
seaboard and carried on probably, at less expense
Ii the enterprise undertaken in New Orleans be found
TO succeed we hope some enterprisug capitalist will
undertake similar one in the pine wood region of
Northern Louisiana. sS4 ssa u RI
i There cannot be any doubt that this new branch
of industry will become Of ]" immense value to
Louisiana and to the South that it will make pine
barrens almost as valuable the finest cotton lands
that it will open up avenues of wealth of untold mag
nitnde; and that it will give the South as great
monopoly Of the oil trade of the world as she now has
of the cotton trade. The invention is no longer an
experiment. 1t has been tried and not found want
ing has been subjected to the severest tests prac
teal experience could apply and every test has only
served to demonstrate its usefulness and value more
and more. S ~ s6 ~
4 The Louisiana Oil Company Y has obtained rights
from Mr.. Robbins which cover the State. Whether
they will dispose of tights we are unable to say
The company is in most prosperous condition, and
will no doubt reap enormous dividends on their in.
vestments. Within four months they have trebed
their works with the most satisfactory results The
enlarged works will be in full operation to-day and
our citizens are invited to call, examine for them
selves and be convinced of the immense utility and
value of the invention Of the patentee.
The Southern Oil Company" now in process of
final organization in this city, embraces five of the
most productive pine growing States of the South
North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia. Alabama
and Mississippi. The supply of rosin from these
States may be set down as inexhaustible, and the
product of oil viii necessarily bear relative proper
tion We glad that the amount OF stock necessary
to complete organization is being rapidly taken up,
and that it is almost certain the company will com
menee operations at an early day. If our citizens
thoroughly understood the nature Of and the great
profits that will inevitably follow investments in,
this enterprise, we are fully convinced the remaining
stock would be taken up in few hours
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-04

ARcHITEoruRAL GuRIosHY- Temple of Nesti---
The Temple Of Nek is structure modern date and Of oae
afcniecture and a. we have mentioned or pic
tured in yof the works from which our modern architects
draw their Inspiration we think worthy passing notice in
these columns The Temple OF Nek then appears to have
been dedicated TO the Deity Of the Seasons that Deity
presdes over the warm season It consists Of
fonndation supporting four columns which call
but for succession of fancy capitals which one side
each These columns support amened platform, which
stand towering Fountain which streams Of per
petual cooEess Above the fountain pending sup
ports Independence the temple canopy regal
design All the coors of the rainbow bent the materials
Of which the temple is bn and the evident design
pie to afford the three Injuries Of air water aud shade is ex
tremey fascinating This wonderful Temple Of Nekti
seen in the window OF Messrs Norris Mau & Co., the
Of Camp and Common In other words it faucul
structure built Of one Of the beautiful supplies spring
and summer stocks and neckes received in New
Orleans See Adj ertis e,eu,
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ST. The parser Of the steamship Daniel Webster
has our thanksfo usual favors .taB
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The AAPHTTHEATER. = The invincible Marsh
Children perform again at noon today, and at night,
as usual. The hvncibles, 7 which was brought out
with the greatest triumph last night, will be the
main piece to-day, together with one of the rces in
which the Juveniles are SO perfectly irresistible Go
early and secure your seats for there will be rush
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Just received from Mills at Natchez 100000 feet Sea
soned CYPRESS PLANKS and BOARDS assorted FROM s. IL
inches thick. For sNe wharf opposite Triangle Build
ngS, or at our Office 800 Magazine
MA opeod6t A. BROWN e. 90
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r. X. HOWELL, secretary.--m3O 2ptf&W
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s,ca,, = Co.'S Lotteries
TICKETS ONLY $40.
n,p. G. n initial Prize 500, OOO. -Sa

Owing to the great favor with which Single Number Lot
,es have been received by public and the large demand
for tickets the Managers SWAN CO., will have drawing
each Saturday throughout the year.
The following will be drawn in each OF their e'ees
for April 1857
Glass 30 to be the city of Atlanta Ca in puoc' on
SATURDAY, April4, 1851. =. . ..a.
Glass 81 drawn in the city of Atlanta, Ga In pnoc VI
SATURDAY, April IL, 1857.
Glass 81 to be drawn in the city Of Atlanta da IN p"o' "
SATURDAY, April is, 1857.
Glass 49, to be drawn in the city Atlanta Ga in public on
SATURDAY, April 25, 1851
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE ~ b Il ND
Hs-3,29O Prfzes.-Ga
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-04

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AMERICAN PARTY OF LOUISIANA
New Orleans April B. 1857.
s- Rally! RaIly!:-At meeting of this
Committee held last evening, it was
Resolpe That the Clubs of all the Wards of the
city be invited assemble at their respective Club rooms
SATURDAY EVENING next, 18th inst, O'clock for
of making final for the Judicial election
to be held on Monday, the 9th inst.
general attendance business Of
to be transacted. .
az 2p2t BY ORDER OF I HE COMMITTEE.
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Death orr Rats and RoacHes.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER
guaranteed he the safe aud effective agent
he destruction Of these troublesome vermn.
Be sure you ask for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH De
there many spurious articles offered sale
For sale by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
mcD Stpnt(I nv md
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.EtHeslS! EiHeleS!

We are receiving
% Superior IRISH LINENS at SIS piece of IS yards
90 FAMILY LINENS, from s. up.
l. 124 LINEN SHEETING, at 95
yard
Sd PILLOW LINEN at so cts
yard.
300 pieces BIRnSEYE DIAPER, at 20 cents a yard up
100 TolLE DE PARIS or LONG LAWN, at 81 20 a
piece up
Which, with a complete assortment Of
TABLE D4AMASkS, TOILENETTES. DOELIES, TOI-
LETTE AND WETTEn SUMMER QUILTS French and Eng
hsh CArZE FL.ANNFI., WHITE MUSLINS, COTTON and
THREAD HOSIERY PRINTED LINENS and LINEN CAM
BRICS, offer inducements buyers he in few
houses.
P. q E. REILLY & CO.,
Sign Of the Golden Flax
n30 2r6t l26 Canal street. between Royal Bourbon.
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hs~Cincinnati, State of Ohio, Hamilton Co.
Before the subscriber Justice of the Peace and for
county personally John Lee, who being duly sworn
poseh and said that he had been suffering With Chronic
arrhea for the twenty-five years. hpd had
received prescriptions for his from all principal
claus in Philadelphia and Cincinnati but all effect, he
received relief AT last he reduced skeleton
without the hope OF nung relief but advice
of ieGd induced Hosteers celebrated Stomach
Btters and his utter surprise found relief from rst
trial. and in less than months found himself perfectly
of his complaint and daily recovering his strength body
and increasing IN eSh and cheerfuy gives this certificate in
the hope that others afflicted like himself may be benefited
JOHN LEE.
Sworn TO and subscribed before August q, 1856
C. F. HANSEbM&NN, Justice of the Peace,
mSN 2nktAltM Il Western strent Cincirnlati q
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ag-Mooaand,s German BLtters superser "a

hs-Hoofand's German Bltters superior to
ALI PREPARATIONS usE.-JACRsoN La, Aug l. 1854.
Dear Sir: feel express my qualification 10 you for
the ncaeulable benefit have derived from
ties of your German Btiers found be all You
recommend them to be- and cheerfuy them
public as safe and remedy for they in
tended for and superior preparations now in use Very
respectfully yours. H. UPPENHEIMER
See advertisement. milo 2plm&W
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Caution 10 the Public.

F KS CO TON SEED OIL
The public are hereby cautioned be imposed upon by
purchasing ROsiu Oil mixed with OIL which is worth
about q cents gallon aud is sold FISKs COTTON SEED
OIL have been shown number Of samples which
sold Cotton Seed OIL that does te per
Cotton Seed OIL When this is used in Lamps
has bad odor Every who will purchase Agents,
Messs GREEN, HARDING & co, 6G Poydras street, will
obtain the genuine Retailers will find this Oil give
satisfaction in all cases. when does not money will
be refunded.
m31 2n6t F. NJ. FISK.
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Sons OF LouIsIANA.-An obligatory meeting of
this benevolent Order is to be held at noon tomorrow
q. the Hall on Moreau street. See CALL
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An admirable article for keeping coda piece Of
ice lasting in them Whole day. Made principle Of
Refrigerator exclude the they simple in construc
ton and ornamental in appearance. For sale by
HYDE & GOODRICH,
rnS1
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Furniture sv'areroonss

CHI ARIES A. STEW ART
At Nos. Ill and l73 Canal street, Ne,c Orleans,
Has just received from the manufscory beautiful
splendid MAHOGANY ARMOIRS and BEDSTBA DIS, in ad-
dtion to his hitherto large stock of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
comprising EVERYTHING in his line of business Parties
wishing anything in his linz will find their advantage
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
CHARLES 4. STEWART
m30 2p6taltW III and 17S Canal street
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report having been circulated that not candidate
the Judgesp of the Sixth District Court think to
the public that have accepted the nomination of
the American Party for that Court and shall abide the decision
Of my fellow citizens Monday next, 9Th inst.
al 2p2t R. X. HOWELL.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-04

DR.. BEAcH's ANTI ATHARTIC MIXTURE.-This is
valuable and popular medicine for weather complaints
as merit being well attested here where is by
gentleman whose long residence and medical well
qualify him for the taskwe friend DR.. Beach, the
corner Of Chares and Custoouse streets mixture will
De sold hereafter in bottles Of double
old price--cnly Fifty cents. See his advertisements
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-04

rs For Associate Justice.-MEssRs FpIroRS -
Please Judge JAMES H. COLE of Laourcbe as
candidate for the office of Associate Justice OF the Supreme
Court for the Second District,
The election is Monday, the eth of April mil 2ntds