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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCL1TED pYDSS
Condition OF the susq uehanua

HAvsE pE GRACE, Feb. Is, Q D. m-Ws
nave nad quite an exciting time here to-day
On account OF the ice in the Susquehanna, the
;sn, ana the increased volume Of wster fov-
ing a9Wn from above. The scftening Of the
zoe ,ndueed the captain of the steamer Mary.
land, at an early houI this morning. 10 exert
eel entire strength in an effort TO free herself
n .tTni me Ice and regain her wharf at Perrys.
s "Lloe she finally accomplished about
moor, opening track through the gorge.
1ne prank road across the ice still aimed
alni, anu a. clock the passengers and bag
crossed safely over. A few minute. sftsr th.v
had reached the shore q general staupeds
took place among the hands in the emnlev 90
the Company, the ice on the Hayre-de-Sy,c.
side OF the river having Commenced a siov
downward movement. 1t continued 70 move
slowly until the western end Of the plank road
was about three hundred feet out OF line. rer-
deriDg it altogether useless for further travel.
The movement then ceased altogether, and
the ice is now again stationary, but not in a
condition for any one TO venture on Il with
safety, general breaking up being mOmen-
tarily expected.
At ) o'clock this afternoon, the passengers
oy the express train from Philadelphia, hav-
irg all congregated on board the steamer
90 Maryland At Perrysvills, she started out
70 make an effort to cross over with them to
havere de Grace She struggled along slowly,
the ice packing closely to her hull, ssd finally
reached the centre Of the river, where she
has again stuck fast, ard az 9 o'clock, when
close this despatch, she has for some time been
perfectly stationary, apparently unable 60
move backward or forward The ice Il mack
ing closer and closing down towards the oats
every hour, and is monensarily expected 20
start for general clearing out. There is now
very little ice above the canal basin
There are nearly two hundred pssSen gers on
the Maryland, who have boon on board since
half past O'clock-nearly six hours. From
present appearances, they have prospect Of
remaining out all night, Sld provisions being
unusually short On board, and the accommo-
dations even for sitting down Of the most lin
tied character, their position is not very en-.
viable ono They are not considered in any
personal danger, as the boat is capable of en-
c)unteriDg successfully the Esrcest humors Of
the Susquehanna, but may possibly have to
take trip down with the drift before reacE-
Ing Havre de Grace.
SECOND DESPATCH.
HAyRE DE GRACE, Feb. 10, 10 D m.-The
Maryland lie still fast IL tie ice and il is prch-
able she will have 70 remain there until morn
ing, unless the gorge should break away du-
rns the night.
The BUrdel Murder
NEW YORK., Feb. Is -Ceroner Connery had
private examination Of EckeI, Mrs Cunning
hop NJ Il,
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[DMsdicinal Liauay,.-

0id Hennessey Brandy, very superior
Old Sherry Wine
on wye Whiskoy, warranted over tan yesrs old
For sale In demjoeps and bottles, at
.,,. GtLhAN'S new Store,
wv At" 15o Pa. avenue
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A LMANACk DEL'ILLUSTRAfIDN for
"A 1901: -irophetique do; Comique do Pour
Rire do; DE France do; de la Mere Gieosne do !;
du Marin Astrologiguedo; du Magicien des sa
Ions do; ds Msgazin Picturesque do.Numerously
frustrated. Price Is cents each. Imported from
Paris by
feb Is FRANCK TAYLOR.
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DR.. WILLARD, Dentist.

LATE OF CHICAGO,
M GUILD RESPECTFULLY INFO nj
w the citizens OF the District and x%14
vicinity, that having located himself 3S@S
In Washington, he IL row prepared toSIll1H
perform ali operations, In mis- profession, In the
most approved style
Once No. $50 Penn. avenue, adjoining eau
tiers. ian POLY
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DIED,
On the 18th instant, Mrs. MARY ECHARDT,
aged g. wears,
For Sale and Rent.

l. lished Book and Stationery Store, now doing
a good business. For address apply at this Office.
feb lists
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D-"Yehave Eyes aud sss not" n you

scecsl In Tegsr TO the virtues Of Mrs. NJ n Gardners
lndsB Balsam Of LtyHTwOTt and HosrhOuBd, which
sOstcbirg Thousands from she
desgsiring 10 new life Colds Coughs Asthma Brenchts
Group and even Consumption, Ia Us early Yield
its magic Influence and II il nia hle In IT. tendency.
one hundred thousand bottles h$ve been sold single
county sud from the character of such certificates
lowing. II seems to US the Medicine Of tie Age
- DAILT BIKE OFFICE, Boston, July IL 1856
mhsshs WkkAs 4 PoTfkA. Geu.emen-SCme
my son young Ihan u years Of cold
by unusual labor aud His throat became much
swollen aud Was with great ditiCuy be heard
~7n lie attempted 90 speak nearly DESTROYED Was L.
voice His CONDITION assure alarm
Ing In this condition OF bis sureTings procured bos
Of Mrs 6srdnsrs syrup, which hs acsordug 10 dir.e
lions fer two or three days al the end time "a
covered his health BY this excellent coInpouud aptIsd Ia
good time, have doubt that long ana may be fti
sicsne prevented feel tnis uch ana q, o..
Of the very best medicines now before the public.
Yours sc VIZ. a. LADD,
Msssrs Weeks Potter, No. lB4 Washington street A..
ton, General Agents For sale by W. H. Gilman CsrIs.
eiot' Nsirn Palmer, d. Gilman and by Druggists geu
rally. f-blf-2T
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MONEY TO LOAN

IN GOLD AND SILVER wATC II 9
~ JEWELRY, GUNS, PISTOLS, and al
vaiuabes.
JOHN ROBINSON, Pawn Broker,
feb 4-9m 4s Pa av opp. Browns Hotel.
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l. A quantity OF GLASS CASES and SASaEs
for sale cheap at 30I Penn. avenue. over Mr.. Ri.
denour's Confectionery. feb l3-u
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ID. AMITH.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
CONvEYANCING IN A Il ITS BRANCH.
~ es, promptly attended 10; and all business
pertaining to the office Of Magistrate will be
dispatched at the earl est moment
IrOfnce 18th street, between F and 6, west
side feb IL
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PIAMNS rnR caIR

PIANOS FOR SALE.
TWO SECONDHAND PLAN FOR
Il sale very cheap atdEIZE2OTT'Sr
Music Depot. One &c; SO, and one forfTYTT
$3.50.
Also, one secondhand MELODEON.
feb lt-f
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FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT.
THE AMERICAN EAGLE.

THE AMERICAN EAGLE.
CHARL LES EL0FZ e. CO.,
Corner OF Niafh and d streets,
HAVING TAKEN THIS LARGE AND
Il magnificent stand, near Penn. avenue, -
the senior partner in this sn'ir takes this go
occasion 60 return his tesnks 10 the fFieuds-xe4&
who sustained and supported him while occupy
ing his Restaurant On the corner OF Penn. avenue
and llth street. The houae which he and his
partner now OCCUPY IS decidedly one OF the best,
if not the very best IN Washington city, being
central ard convenient, near The Centre Market,
and within few doors OF the main Avenue IL
II is new building and furnished in The most
elegant style, having every convenience, with
large Vaults and Cellars, deep, aiiy, and cool,
and well calculated to keep their Ales PORES, DC
&C., in the best condition during the summer.
Their Bar will always be supplied with the most
choicest and best brands Of Wines and Liquors,
ard their table with the best that the markets can
aEord.
The best Oysters, Crabs, LossteTs, &C., &c,
We'll furnished aud pleasant Rooms for parties
OF gentlemen always ready.
Persons desiring meals during any hour OF the
day or night, can be accommodated, as theiI table
is always set.
Having supplied themselves with one OF the
best French Cooks, obliging Bar Tenders, and
Servants, and desoting their entire personal atten
tention 10 their business, they respectfully ask
share Of the public patronage.
ID The friends and patrons Of the senior pert
ner respectfully invited TO call al this new
ablisament feb l3-lv
| n u Ss-CANAhl, b.,
ID Bind, and Breeding Cages. Bird Seed, Fish
Bone, &c, at .. FRANCIS's,
febl2 900 rth street
ykYOcLLES GOODS Az A SACRIFICE.
w ii. }. MCLAUGHLIN CO.,
jan sD-u between Sth and sth SITS.
TINTED WRITING PAPER. static merry
! OF all kinds, fre Gold, and perforated Pa
Per,at fER6UsoN's,.
feb IL $50 9TH street.
RoYSJACKErs, COATS. PANTS, Vests,
- Shirts, Drawers, Gloves, Hosiery, &c, for
~ WALL STEPHENS.
feb IL 3D. Pa av bet. 9th and 10th sreets.
DOTATOEs.-lOOO BUSHELS PRIME
Z white MERCER POTATOES, In store, ana
for sale in lots to suit PurchbsSsssTssiv Kerry.
ian2..Y IS Water street, Georgetown.
rT1HALBERG's rORTRAIIs AID o1 AZ
Mr.ic Nerot janSo
n,RD CAGES, DOOR MATS, BRUSHES
Is Rocks. Cabas Purses, Penumery. 40. 60,
a. McLAU6H LIN co.'s,
,sb II 20, bet. sth and 9th.
-.pIr AND POCkET CUTLERY,
AIbata Forks and spoons, Razors, Scissors,
@e.-oe' 9uAiii'' g. FRANCIS,
febI2 900 Seventh street.
THE GOLDEN LEGACY, A STORY OF
Il Life's Phases, by a lady, 81.
Xenophon's Anabasls, with explanatory notes,
by X. Boise, 81. For sale al
TAYLOR C. MAURYiS
feb - Bookstore, near 9Th st.
NEW BOOkS.-MA6DALEN HEPBURN,
~ by Mrs. Olvphant; Henry LYLE, by Miss e
Maryat, daughter Of Capt. M the Two Loven,
or Sisters Devotion, BY author Of Twin sister
Don Bernaido's Daughter, by w; ninswoh'
fah,o 49s 7th street.
CORPORATION srOoKs fer sale Sy
~ fsbiad oHURH BRogakRs,
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MARSHAL'S sALE.-In virtue OF q writ Of
N1 feri faclas, issued from the Clerks Once OF
the Circuit Court Of the Distrio, Of Columbia, for
the County OF Washington, and to me directed
shall expose to public sale for cash, 4, mont Of
the Court House door Of said county, on THURS
DAY, the 18th day Of March, 1857, a. 4 O'Clock p
N all defendants nights, title, claim nd inter-
est In and to the south half Of Lot No q, In
sqeare NO 57, containing s73 square feet, more
proponents thereon, in the City Of Washington,
v u, sezed and levied upon as the properly of
6eo,ge Rhodes, IT., and viii be sold to satisfy
9 MlS no %, TO March term, 1857, Thomas
J. ID. HOOVER,
Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
feb lr-dts
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IOHN r. ELLIS, $40 Pennsyivania ave-
Al nue. between 9th and 10th, four doors from the
corner OF 10th strest, the most extensive whole.
sale and retail Piano Forte, Music, and muslcsi
Instrument establishment In Washington cry
fan II
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E7OR SALE OR RENT.-THAT DESIRA-
Il BILE residence on street, between goth and
Sist for the last eight years occupied by the late
J NJ. Chubh, Esq. Possession given immedi-
ately. Inquire Of RIGGS & co au 12-eotf
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The BurSeII Murder.

NEw YORK, Feb. Is --Ceronsr Connery lad
ham and Mr. SGodgrasS this morning. All
protested their innocence. Tie latter added
that If sny enc knew anything about the muir.
der it is Miss Augusta Cunningham or her
mother. The csss was presented to the grand
Jury.
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tN- :" ID III VN y \ >
~ VIEW OF MARRIAGE.
A new and revised eGiiiIn OF
$50 pa ges andlSJ Plates. Price
% cenis a copy, A poPulaJ
and comprehensive treatise
OF tBe,dutics and casualties OF
single and married life hap
py andfruifiul alIiauaes.mCce
Of-@curipg the NJ -infclici'Cus
and infer.ile Ones-their oh
Walton aud rem0vai-TaIv-
Gus debility, lis canes aad
cure, by a process At once so
simple, safe, and effecturI,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-17

CENTLEMEH's PRESENT CLOTHING
~ made TO order at much cheaper rates than The
usual city prices. Our assortment OF Cloths, Casl-
meres, and Vestiags being large ana complete,
we invite particular attention Of purchasers.
WALL & STEPHENS,
fsh,a 100 Pa ay bet 9th and 10th streets.
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TEE EMPEROR cF RUSSIA.

IkaL EN- EtkUss 9 ? RN3StAs
THE ELECTRIC MAGAZINE FOR JANU-
Il airy, 1857, is epbe iished with = splendid
Portrait OF the Emperor CT h ussi2, with graphic
description OF the co.C7 alton ceremonies q; Nos-
cow, aao.her OF Dr.. CEGiEcrs, IA addition 10
rich table OF contents served up from the ForeIgn
IL should be In ercry lIbTary-oa every ceLlTe-
table. The electric has II Numbers OF IA pages
each; - more due Portraits Of Celebrate hIen,
or beautiful Engravings by 5=r;aln-eheap 20
cents each-le3sinT less than 81 for each OF he
three large volumes, with titles ard indexes and
nearly 1900 pages Per year Of choice reading and
permanent value. Fhce s. Cheap enough
Please order u OF once, by Postmaster. POSTAGE
cents on each number. Sent e. sny part OF the
country The January RIO. begins the 40th VOL
ume. Now is good tine TO sIbscrISe Address
". II BIDWELL,
no. Beckman street.
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EOk RENp.-THE NEAT DWELLING
l. No. 500 s.h street, second door north Of
Also for sale number OF articles OF Household
Furniture Inquire at the house Immediately.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctionser.

by n. VhEEN, Auctionfef,
QRICKS, LUMBER, &C., AT AUCrIoH.
- On THURSDAY, the 18th Instant, I shaIi
sell. at ~ O'Clock p. m, at the corner Of sth and
D streets north, at the place where four house,
were burnt, between ten and twenty thousand
good Bricks and large number Of Doors, Wind
ows, Sheds, &c. The above articles to be removed
In 80 days from day OF sale.
Terms cash. A. GREEN,
feb I'D Auctioneer
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT MRS
G. ANDERSON has FOR rent three OF four
Rooms, which are comfortably furnished, and
can De converted into parlors chambers, as may
be required. Penn. avenue, I'd door east Of the
hirkwOod House. feb J. 2y
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STAR.

~LpvEsrsxrxsrs ssoULp a 0Yrrcx 1T
rssLvs O'oLOos, NJ; orHssvBs rsEr Eat cot ArrnAn
uETIL EExI
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Two LET.-A NEWLY FINISHED COT
u ;age Frame House, continuing six excellent
Rooms, situated on N street north between nth
aEt 9th streets west Rent SO per month In
guile ~ JNO +. HILTON, near the corner Of
iith street and Penn aver ne
feb 12-lw mo HILTON
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70. Decknan street.
J. sHLLiNGTON, Agent. feb I4.3ts

VALENTINES! vkrEETINEsu
WHOLESALE ANa RETAIL
From One Penny 20 TwsRtF-FiVe Dollars, ,
at the Great Fancy Store OF
ii. MCLAUGHLIN q CO. %, no %,
feblI between sth and olh streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-17

WArCH RETURNS -McAbee, FIRE riot; dis
missed for want Of evidence James Thomp-
SOC, l. King and William Garner, suspicion
Of incendiarism; dismissed by the Captain of
the Guard, the officer arresting them being
satisfied that they were not the guilty parties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-17

DiRD Customary, MOCKING,
ID Bind, and Breeding Cages Bird Seed Fish
Bone, &c, st q. FRANCIS's,
feb IL 900 fth street
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w. W. HACKNEY. WI DAYTON,
HACKNEY & DAYTON,
Real Estate and General Land Agency,
OMAHA CITY, N. Il.
feb 4-TuSF4m
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SECOND DESPATCH.

HAvRE DE GRACE, Feb. 10, 10 p m.-The
Maryland lie still fast IL tie ice, and 1t is prob
able she will have 70 remain there until morn
ing, unless the gorge ahould break away du-
rpy the night
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TIE GEoRGEFowS MUSICIPAL ELECTION
those Of all parties interested in the approach.
ing Georgetown municipal election are nCtifs
that they can have the use Of the Star COL
unns, through which TO bring their respective
views to the notice Of their fellow citizens, on
our usual advertising terms We are oVerIun
with communications on the G1t jeot, most Of
them, to crafty cur patrons with their inser-
ten: would cost Us heavy loss, perhaps $50
per diem, as We should be obliged 10 throw
out, perhaps, that amount of advertising to
make room for them. The fsirest way TO get
out OF our dilemma IN this connection is thus
70 oder To accommodate them all on our usual
advertising terms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-17

EFIN ED sUGARs.-5O BARRELS
IL Crushed, Powdered, and Clarified Sugars in
store, and for sale by
feb Is-3teo BARBOUR L SEMMES.
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EOR RENT "A HOUSE, CONTAINING 10
Il Rooms, with Parlor and Dininy-R oom, and
Kitchen on first Dor, between 12th and 18th SITS
on New York avenue Inquire OF Mr. GREEN
corner OF 18th and L. streets feb H-3t4
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ENOR RENT TWO NEATLY FURNISH
Il ed Rooms. For further particulars apply on
the premises, No. 152 north ID street, between I'd
and ID streets feb IL ia
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FIRE About nine o'clock last night fire
broke out In DR.. Leiberman's stable, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, near 2.
Inc woodwork was burned in a very short
uns despite every effort To save it. The fire
companies were speedily on the spot, aud de-
posed the Ere was the work of an ineendis,v
lee Law GREYss Capt Bowers, Of Balti.
nore, are making arrangements for the pur
pose OF visiting this city on the sth Of March.
ana Participating in the inaugural ceremonies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-17

SIMPSON, corner Tenth ST. and Pennsylvania
avenue, has fresh supply Of the finest Oysters
that we have seen this season. 60 and try
them,
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NATIONAL EATING HOUSF.
Corner Of Glh sfTeet and sRaSyIrania Grsnae
IHHE PROPRIETORS OF THIS OLD.

MARTINS wGISKEv.--.50 BARRELS
w Martins Kentucky Whirkey Just received
and for sale by
feb l-3teo BARBOUR l. SEaINES
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kYOoLLES GOODS AT A SACRIFICE.
w III. J. MCLAUGHLIN & CO.,
ian s0-U between Sth and s.h SITS.
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TINTED WRITING PAPER, static merry
= OF all kinds, fre Gold, and perforated Pa
per, at FER6USON's,
feb IL $50 9TH street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-17

YITRIoL THROWING Those malicious seounl
dreis, the Vitriol throwers, are continuing Their
dsstardly operations. On Saturday night, a
lady while returning home from Caru.i's Ss.
Ion, had q dress entirely ruined by vitriol.
Ga Sunday night another, on her way from
church, lost a valuable dress; and last might.
another, or her way home from the fair at The
" Star Buildings," had Der dress spoiled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-17

FSNIiE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE, IN
Il the County Of Alexandria, owned by persons
supposed to reside in the District OF Columbia,
is In for Taxes, and will be dealt with &C.
COrdlng 70 Law. II not attended 70 at once:
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j. ID. HANBACK, has just received fine lot
OF fresh oysters, the first received from the
bay stree the opening Of navigation. Call at
Liberty Hall, No. 200 PENNEY avenue,
under Willsrds' Hotel
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-07-03
New Store & New Goods.
WOOLI WOOLI

~-Nsa- ABOUT 1900 YDs. HEAVY LIND
9sSS SEY, ready for sale or exchange for
.2auLL4 WOOL, for which the best mar
ket price in cash will be given. Carding,
Pulling, &c, done as usual Having
turned my whole attention to the wooden
business all work shall be done RIGHT.
Wool and Cloth received at PooLEs-
VILE, CLARKsBURG, and NEELsvILLE,
and returned when done, by the public's
most obedient servant, &C., &c,
june 12-3t DANIEL PRICE.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-07-03
CONN :NcINa JUNE THE lST,
Ending August 201Ga.

NTE SHALL COMMENCE JUNE THE lST,
w and continue until August the 10th, 10
sell al the articles below named, at the actual
PRIME COST. Not a .farthing orcr cost sciU
be asked IN aay case;
The whole OF eur vast Stock Of rich fancy
colorod SILK ROBES and DRESS SILKS,
All our entire stockofri Twisted silk and
Grenadine Robes, which is very large and
thoroughly assorted in really select styles.
Printed chinN colors, plain colors and solid
colored Berege Robes, large lots, choice styles
The aforementioned goods are all Of this
Springs Importation One Of the inducements
to sell them at cost is to make room for vast
Autumn Supplies another is that, in conse-
qucnco Of the past cold weather, the spring de-
mand las been light for sGch fablics, and their
cost is more valuable 70 us in money
1t will therefore be understood that we offer
them for the Cash only, and TO those alone of
our customers who my hel bills when pre-
scented. Ladies needing fine diesscs at the
price of medium and :. Z ior fabrics, will find
the present a most fave lie and unusual OPP
po.tuni,y 10 supply theNse'v-e. Gu. Maryland
and Virginia friends are co I'll Nv collected to
call and examine our stock.
Our stock Is row end yin continue to be
(by dailyrddition1) very | r0e, and attractive
" varied in all 10 K. dina lhIiCs and best
class foreign and wesiic Dry Goods.
Good articles, low.pti,c. fad lair dealing
may he relied on in all
10" One PRICE oNIY' 30 DEVIATION.
PERRY !, BROTHER,
Central Stores,m west building,
opp. Centre Market, City of Washington,
june 3 ID. G..
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-07-03
TO ALL INTERESTED.

NE WISH TO close our Books up 10 the LIST
w of january, 1887. All persons who
know themselves indebted, are hereby notified
TO call aud settle their accounts with the cash,
or note at short date; and hereafter we intend
to close up our books every six months, and
charge interest for all time over that credit
We are compelled TO adopt this method. w,
cannot purchase stock on any longer credit
than six months, and consequently we cannot
give longer credit than we receive.
We are anxious to sell, aud solicit the pa
tronage Of a generous and liberal public.
FIVE PER CENT. of for CASH on al
sums over ten dollars.
b. R. POOLE 4 BIO.
Edwards Ferry, March 81, ls57-6
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
VERY DESIRABLE FARM

n Eb DESIRABLE r AKM ,
IA containing about 100 ACRES,
situate about four miles from Rockville,
and adjoining the lands of Mrs. Will
son, Mr.. Charles Spates, and others, ly-
ing Immediately on Watts Branch, is Of
ed at private sale.
This farm is in a good state of cult
walton, and susceptible of improvement ;
it is under good fencing; is well Timber
ed, ana has a large portion of the finest
Meadow Land The improvements are
comfortable FRAME DWELLING,
and the usual out-houses.
Any person wishing to view the pre-
misses, will be shown them. by calling on
the proprietor of this paper
Terms accommodating june II