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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

CUPREME COURT-JOHN JAY, Receiver d
~ the Mechsns rirs Insurance Company o tho City o hev.
York, sssin, WILLIAM IL. DE GROOT and ALICE y, n
wife Theodors X B. De- Groo and Emma bis wife, James
Murray Charles Burial Eliza Ware s1ninistrsx and Chshs
Alternately simIDsto Of John T. Ware, dscesssi 0eoOr
lyks and Wson O. Huns-P1susnt TO socse of ps4sA
tie led action a. special term OF the Supreme Csh
held City Of Newly the Slst Of Octobe la1 Ne
Referee in said decree named vii sell at psblc snion ~
k.hsns Exhsnge ia New York City, on the lat day ofJaA
lass twelve ce:ck at nooa Of that day the follow ns dssas
rra Hnd via All that certain lot piece gsssa
land situate, yips snd beirs 10 the T~enh 2) wSdNss
city bouI bed and de- scribed follows viZ Beginning sYe
the soutbeny side Of One hund red and forty second a.
spt tosr hundred fee. ou,hsry from the south essey eofM
Of One and forty ssconds aud Eleventh rnnl
thence soothery line parallel with said avenue 70 the e
Bpe Of the block between One hundred sod .erty rst -
Onehnnded and forty seeond ST. thence along ssit ecotef
eseIy hundred feet thence southerly ea ins pse
with ssd Eleventh h until II inter ecs tbs notsby hes
Blooing Road thence nofh.y along sad ls Of -
Road until IL the sothsrly line OF On
hundred aud fort thence westerly onG tbs soltoedy
hundred forty second ths place OF b.
Terms made Known the day Of sas Dssd June ~
1888. HOMER IL. STUART, Referee.
CHARLES T.. WHITEHEAD. Attorney. ljl0 2Aw3w rhkn
The above sale 10 adjourned TO the t-nth o July as ~
nme hou' and pise. HOMER H. STUART ksisres.
ly3 50 Wed toJyl0
fh. sale further % 1um-d Z, Iay II 1853 the
hour an pace. HOMER n. STUART Referee
iylf WedSsa,2t
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN cQMpANY -SI-MMER ARR ANGEMENr
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.-


The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic
cities With Western North Western AID South Western States
BY continuous Railway direct This Road also connects
Ps ufzh with cy lines Of steamers 10 all the West
Rivers Cleveland and Ssnesky with the
al tie North Wes,en Lakesmasnx the direct
cheap and reliable BY which FREIGHT Do Forwarded
10 and from toe Great West-
RATES BETNEES PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
SOS n..s sla Nspr cents y
boxes skd bslesl Feathers, Fus, ,kc.............)
6EcoSD CLAss-Douesc sheeting. Shi-inz and
Tickns I'm orsns bse.l Drugs lin cs,i. Had 50 cents
ware Leather lin rcLs boxes, Wool and shs~p 100 %.
Peits, Eastward, .....................l
THIRD CLAsS-Anvils, Steel Chains l cssks) ,a.,. q,
Tbrpsd Dan &c "a 1 NJ CO.. y, Co. 100 %.
FOURTH Class Coffee, Psh, Bacon, Beef and
Pork lin casks or b-xes Eastvai. Lard A1d LAID 0cens
Oh NAis Soda AsA. German Cay, Tar Pitch, 100 %.
RosA, ,ke........................... ................
FLOUR v bbL until further lotice
GRAM = lCo ID Until further aO,ics
CoTToS- bale 10. exceeding ~ D weight until further
loose.
In shipping Eoods from port ess, Of Pnisdephs be
neuA- to maxi the package Via Pennsyvana Rrosd" An
Goods consigned The this Road PkAdelphis
Pttseurrh will Be forwarded without detention
FaEIeHr AGEsrs-Hsrs Worn,cJ Co., lie nph;s Tenn !:
y sass Co, 81 Louis; P. O. Oeeiuy Co., EysnT2Is.
Ind Dumssnil Bel Co, and Cater Jevstt, Lolsvis,
Irwin Co., Cincinnati; W. Graham Co.. Zsnesvie Ohio
Leech Co., No. 81 Kaby &. Bos.on Leeeh Co., No Asos
Heuse, New York s1d No. South William EsvYork E.
J. snsedrr: Phlsa.pha; MaEaw Ka0ns, Baltimore; D. A.
Stewart Fttsblrsn.
IL Ii. HOUSTON, Genera Fr-iS 81. Assat, Philadelphia
April I. 1855.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
Eeqal Notiees.
NJ Y. SUPREME COURT-KINGS COUNTY
s-HENRY RUGGLES against FRANk r IEE MLkTl
HENRY NJ TRFMLETr and FREDEki ok h ODtOkNk
CIPRFNE COURT.-JOHN JAY. Receiver


- the Mechaics Fire Insurance Company OF the City oh,v
York sgsinst WILLIAM III. DE- GROOr aud ALICE p
wife, JAMES B. MURRAY, CHARLES BURIAL, 9EOkGE
OPDYKE and WILSON q HUNT.-Forecosure sis-rI
suaut to judgment decree Of sale made n the sboseen
seton Special Term of the Supreme Court, he'd In Ne.
Yok City Oct 81 1857 the Ret, IN said order asmef VI
eel public auction a. the Merchants Exchange, In NewYt
City the lst day Of Jrly S5s u O'Clock Of that i
the following property mentioned aud described In said decree
viz: All that oeisn lot piece parcel Of land situate lying ~
being in the Ninth Ward Il the City of York bens psn
the land lately belonging to the rector churh~srdens sad
.ryuen Trinity Church, commonly called the Church fss
distir such thereof ie IN ~
e Roy Morton streets Of Huison s
BY the letter n ard bounded follows to Wit: Besnnas
point norhey side of Le Roy street distant va
ded and forty and five inches eastward from the
by the eastsy aide Il Hudson street ard nobery sds
lie Roy the running northery and parallel u a&
along The easery side Of lot said map ons hun
dred feet to the center bnes of said block between o Roy l
Motion streets thence eas,ey tho ad center ne pnAd
lie Roy eighteen feet ten inches - tho esehy ooua
Church Farm thence south eesery along the snns
inches thence souhery along the lands ocf
pied by the German Lutheran Church and parallel 20 sdss
eshtysx feet six inches 10 lie Roy street aud th-ns
westerly along the nortbery side o e Roy sreet tweDtytvo
feet irch the place of bes inning Terms male known 70
the day Of sse-New. York June TO- 1853
lilo Thu lN2sy3w HOMER H. STUART Referee.
CHARLES T. WHITEHEAD. Attorney
The above sale s6 ouned 70 the tenth OF July 1883 W
same hour and plsce. HOMER II STu ARR, Beteles
Jy3 SAVED 20 jylO
The above sale Is luther adjourned July H. 1853 thss.
hour ard place. HOMER III. STUART, Referee
iyl4 WedkSstf
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

Whse me occurs tne hed BACK tsnah. se sne
boats leaving New York and Branch Port al the time
meeting and excha8 giDg pass outside the bar
The LEADER connects with 1s boa. for Pleasure
Bay and Long Branch direct - -
ZEBULON CLAYTON aud HAMPTON NfCkOFF, Com
mission Salesmen
ELIAS HAIGHTs Line Of Stages for silaa sso Stages
pars sf he coun.ry
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

VNRANLERS leaving the city should procure the
i last eiidon Of APPLErON'S RAILWAY GUIDE. 1t
Through Routes Time Tables Of al tho Railroads.
Map giving he Roads opersion sixty Maps Sc
a 1ors Guide the Watering Places and thousand other
tenn information for the traveller Price y cents
ID. APPLETON Co, Publishers.
Nos $40 and 3ts Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

.f,oIhcs-- "a. ,,.,n,s- sRsE nss frrr 90; 81
Hr-,, MONDAY wEDNt SDtF-i sSDAt 80 p.
LAKE RIOR LIN -l'o,'
an p'.u,, between CLEyELAso DETROIT s-'sorhN'V'
CITY 49, or
t., n-z .rs ,-enlN lo~ g-.sr- s'-'r~r' O. -.
CIFIEIanD = VI. LCEiy. sss;-ti LINUS ~''I ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
Buil6ina nlaterials.

Jersey LITTLE FALLS FREESTONE.I,
Tb. Company are 10. prepared % furnish the %
Ard beautiful FREES-ONF, 20 ext~a', sn5 OF shor' ao'e
Tb s,ore well and fsvorsby fDovn 70 require Any
plfas to ,s quality ape besty Avery .e o. we
fe, pubic budng and ivse dwellings 10 this country n,Se
bsr bat from his stone among which e~ msy b. nen
tior ed: In the City New YorkTrinity Church InaI
Chspe Trinity Monument: Church on Msosn sne
Tsbrpsce Church corner Of 3fhs and eth sv Taylor.
loon and Bank Of NevYork IL Phiade ph.-b.ns Non
ss,os Pubhipg House Presbytesn Dsrd and A.hens IN
In and Life Insurance Conpsnys 6undiat',
Atber cum Savings Bsnf sad Mechsnic' ln uts toife
Rrou- Hose Dutoh Reformed Church and Custom House IN
the CITY Of News:k with many other buildings IN a. ne so'e
named and ether towns and cities a. -.
sy fuus Ruble AsLlz sDd Building stone to terms
"a H. n pc.s " A. the Office of the Company. NO hsn'
ove, % R,,isihn,. X W c GODDARD President
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

OFFICE NEw.Yosk AND ERIE RAILROAD Co,
NewYork, June II, 1883
NETWORK AND ERIE RAlLROAD.-The
IN New York and Erie Railroad Company have earnestly
during the past month. to establish aud maintain
which connec. the Atlantic cities and the Hsns failed
believing TO be njndcous and improper inaa
runners and otos BY other underhsSed aesns the
Company rather than resort 70 such means. asvs mined e
set~een New York and Dunkirh to.''.'.'..'.''.'ss
set~een New,Yori .ad Niassr, Fails, or Suspension
S"'ts' CHARLES MORAN President.
NEW-YORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD
~ 1858 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. ls5s
Commsncipg May 81, 1853.
Passenger Station in New.Yoh, 27ths and i,hay.
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-yoRK.
For New.IIsyep T. ga m. lex 2:i5 $50 4s lsI) and
sa and sss ss ss.e,G
wep9rs rs T. = a. .as ESQ $50 g f1l % Hsor For o..a
and Greenwich M q SIS SIS, 500 $50 For
sso % For Port che.I "a and i as @ &
is'''' '''' AS GO coSNGSSffSo s,se II TRAINS.
For Boston sa M lex 4o p M lerl cor h.rfora s ,na
Re.d to MontIca m lsr For Cam. f.Iosd % Noh
smpon, IA tex), and i2;i5 m For New Haven ami
R.ira.d a. ~ is5 D. N. For Nans.taox R.ilrcsi
2;s5 9i5 For D.nbgy sDSN9Ise4 9Hr R,iIoad 8.
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
Gssmt.ei"s aSNpaY .5h Nay T. iss
Tn' leave Dspo, corner Of White and Centre ats New York.
6:l5 w bite Psrs train, Stopping al Stations
Trains Depot Of ahst and ih-sy NewYork
s:l0 .WiIisms5idse trsin stopping a. all Stations.
$50 Mail train, stopping At Wiarsbndgs and 81 Sta
tions north.
iI:oo a. N. .Wllismsbrege, soppiDz e. AL Stations.
II 80 White Plains train stopping az al Sts,ion.
$3.50 sbrdse train, stopping o. al Stations
4f0 White Psns train stopping AZ all Stations.
500 Dover Pzirs train, Stopping at all Stations above
Wl.iamsbii5ge.
$50 White Pians train, stopping st all sts.ionG
s2 Willamsbrdze Stopping ST Al StslOnA
RETUsNiSc- Lesye Cbsthsm -Four Corners:
Mall exr xtao .hrdx.
and ell Stations north
WM. J. CAMPBELL, Superintendent,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

TATEN ISLAND FERRY.-NOTICE.-
~ Cheap Excursion for Six Gents Boas leave STATEN
ISLAND EVERY HOUR from g. m 70 p.
Leave WHITEHALL from N. 20 ?. for Q1arsrine,
Stspletop snd Yandertilt's Landing.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

HyOTTCE.-The stesmship CITY OF WASH
IN INGTnN Pe,Ie Master. advertised TO a., THURSDAY the
- .r Srts;nri BIZ the Postmaster carry the Usifst
49, MAs Sil .H SATl RpAl. the ia Il e'-,ect
81 P,,es.ss, . : relpstsi 10 b. o. eSei = n
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
Manners SAVINGS BANK. 3dsv., eor OF IN st.

EEw-YoRK, July 1853. )
DIyIDEND.-The Depositors are notified that
~ the mAnuua Dividend at the rate Of SIX PER GEM
PER ANNUM all Of 85 and up to 500 aud :. FIVE
PER CENT on all $780, which hys been asponed
thrse months pro lat inst, will be allowed TO de-
n,s,ors p.yabe on aud ,ler WEDNESDAY the 2oh inst All
,sr,., not called for viii principal and draw inter
-. ol the ls. inst open daily from TO p aud on
Wssne sjsy aud Saturday evenings from 70 sooloch
THOMAS b. STILLNAN, President
IT S.urH
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

MCDONOUGH co. COUPONS.-The COC-
Ul PONs Of the McDonoush Co. Illinois Bonds isied TO
the Northern Cross Railroad Co. due July viii Be PAID at ths
Office Of WOODRUff Co' no. ~ pIo~1-,~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
Tong ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY

- The Spring Auar 10 TO commence on st of May AM
continue M of July when additional trains VIII Do put on
accommodate the pleasure travel.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

Aai gy atsed up PASSENGER sad tni Serr" se''
IRON CITY. J = Tur,er. SaSei
MINERAL ROCK j. Ryder, N.s,e''
GIN TAYLOR. Geo S,oae, Mss'eI
N.Sins hree bos:s leaving Cleveland every ~eeA w
r. u,s. N. round tip in slight dAy' Rooms iot
soy of The ID, can BE- secured BY aidie.nn.
~" ~ HySSFY MCBRIDE.
ForwAsiias aai Coumtsoa Meiehaa
Uu MI ~ p...,,.. Cxrs Of Tfusssy McBris, Ceve-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

IrtyfS6 cLEv
THURSDAY. Apui 2.
MONDAY. Mas
THURSDAY. Say -
MONDAY ysy -
THURSDAY. guas :.
AoeDAt, jane n
THURSDAY. lvre -
MONDAY, Jriy :
fHUPSDAY July -.
nOHpAY. Jay p
THURSDAY. Argv-'
MONDAY, A MT y.
ThURSpAY, Aus1s; =.
MONDAY, S Ptsmhci s
TIN RsDAY. Ser'em5e, 10
MONDAY. Serteuib>T =.
THURSDAY. OctcberT.
MONDAY, October !a
THURSDAY, October a
MONDAY. Now mber 3.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

81 1855 Trains will lesvs Chsmbers Station folowsi
sssss.TrsiDs - and .. Albany ard Troy Pssea
ma .. for Tsry.c~n, Gas for Sing sing 10
and for Poughkeepsie, q p and SEQ m
Tor PeessA $50 The ushseepsis, Pssks.i Sing sing
Ssryown and Dobbs Ferry Trains stop the Way Stations
Chambers Canal Christopher aud 3ls
fr.ins for New Yorx Troy 4So ard l0 @ and ~
and s;l5 p sgi Albany at l5 and lo:S n', aud g."
aad 81 Is p. IN. on Sundays st s:i5 5p NJ.
A. Y. SMITH, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

CECOND AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY
- FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS bexins Seven Per Cent
interest Coupons payable June and Deeemter or sac
WM K JNO. o O8RIEN, No - Wal 81
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

TOR SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH,
Il Highlands Ocean Ho1ss. Port Washington Middle,own
fsir Hsyen and Red Bank-Fue 90 ctsThe aud swim
ST. amer Al ICE PRICE John Borden Commander will
ss Follows from Robins IT., N r.:
IE.yF NIW.YoRR lLT<vE RED B,NK BRANCH
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

SC.I,posSIa srATg BOSDs REC.iVED ani ,'sl'-
-. - ssrr.nrrto City al .h~fe i8~g~t % ne reS
80 e STAT ttq hy the la'- fg 2 ? , .eo =
,s I'D ev, rec parties hs~Yctk a. tae P'inf pa
ALaIi.c cltss, oy
WNI. T. COLEA1AN Co,
No - WALL-5T
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-01-08
RELIABLE QUALITIES.

NKTE open to-day-4O pieces assorted colored
wv Cloths and Cassimeres, for youths jack
cts and pants.
20 pieces extra fine black and colored Cloths
for gents.
Cassimeres and Veshngs, a choice assort-
ment in plain and fancy styles.
Cravats, Umbrellas, Gloves, lIalf-Hosei
Pocket Handkerchief, Neck Ties, Suspend
ers, Undershirts, and Drawers.
l case gents Shawls or Travelling Mauds,
select patterns.
200 pieces superior Shifting Cottons, from
medium to extra fine
100 pieces Shifting Linens, all grades.
20 pieces fine Linens for bosoms and collars.
Most of the above Linens are made in Ire
land to our orders.
10 catrons embroidered and plain linen
stitched Shirt Bosoms.
The quantity OF goods for gentlemen wear
annually passing through our hands enables us
to offer the best fabrics at the least prices.
New supplies daily.
One price only, no deviation; hence no
purchaser is over-charged.
We are not openingany new bills with stran-
gers. All old customers must close their bills
rendered July LIST prior to beginning new ones.
Good articles, low prices, and fair dealing
may be relied on in all cases.
PERRY & BROTHER,
"Central Stores, " west building,
opp Centre Market, city Of Washington.
sept is Nlerl Gaz.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-01-08

-Af A~e%AS~S ~ - 5000 = =
On Long Credits, and at Lo'c Rates 81 Interestl
-o-
FTH ESE LANDS were granted by the
i Government to aid in the construction Of
this Road and are among the richest and most
fertile in the world They extend from North
east ana North-Wesl llousn liie iliiuuie u 'lle
otate, TO ,ne extreme 1oulh' ana inclluc e'Gr5
variety OF cilniam anu ProuuStions iouNu pe-
tween those paIahcls Oh lauluue. he Hol!l-
ern portion Is emery Prarie, ihieTspeFseu Win
me groves anu III ll!e hiiuule anu ,oou'ngIh
sectlon uiliper pleuohilna.ess ai'eiDa'i wan
Deg ri plalfies anu open.hgs' n,5
Inc climate Is more Neatly, hiiiu anu eqla-
oie thail any oengr P"rrG ong COUNT ,re
ar is pure ana pLacrhg, Will ilsing streams
ana springs o. eAeg'icn. WIZ 1nou ud na
srntios ,'al cbean and desirable f1e bnng fnr-
niibed al many many noints at So to 81 per tonHand
wood can he lad at The same rate per cord.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-01-08
Various Fabrics.

NOV in store genuine Irish poplins, plain
IN coors and black, make in Dublin to order.
10 pieces Western Virginia Merino Wool
whteFlannel, for Undefshirts, Drawers and
Skirts
200 dozen Damssk and other Towels, inclu-
ding large size colored border lIuckerbacks.
10 pieces select styles morning Silks, at the
old scale Of prices
20 catrons : Pique' or white Marseilles Col
lars and sleeves.
IS pieces figured plain and printed real
French Merinoes
Many novelties in first class Dry Goods from
the North and East daily.
One price only, marked in plain figures by
one Of the firm; consequently inexperienced
buyers are never oyercharged.
Gas- Mourning goods only permitted out of
the store ON appreciation. We prefer not to
open new bills. We decidedly prefer TO dis
continue the bills of all persons who neglect to
settle them wheit the request is so made.
Good articles, low prices, and fair dealing
may be relied on in al eases.
PERRY Il BROTHER,
Central Stores west building,
OPP. Centre Market, city OF Washington.
sept Is IMarl Gaz
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-01-08

ing exhibition, consisting of number
of dialogues and select speeches. The
highly satisfactory manner in which the
scholars performed their parts, was most
gratifying to their parents and friends !;
and certainly reflects great credit on the
accomplished principal Of the school
1t is evident from there performances,
that Mr.. Dellett and his assistant, under
stand their business, and that they have
been most diligent and faithful in the
discharge Of their responsible duties
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-01-08
10 Purchasers of dry Goods
IN
Montgomery County.

TOHN II. SNOOT, No. 119. Bridge
- ST., (South side, Georgetown, ID. c.,
has received large and well assorted stock of
STAPLE &c FANCY DRY GOODS.
A great many of which have been purchased
for Cash at the late New York Auction Sales,
at very reduced prices thereby enabling him
to offer to his customers better bargains for
CASH than ever before. In his assortment
will be found the following cery desirable goods
Rich silk Robes, DIX ground col founces J
Rich bayadere and plain col d Silks;
Brll erode Rhine Silks, (best makes;)
Rich Valencia and delaine Robes;
Bayadere Valencias and all wool Delaines;
Union double width Morino Plaids, at 81 c.;
All wool very rich DO at so
Rich printed Delainos, at lSg to % c.;
Lupus French Merinos in oil colors;
Modes and bright coors all wool Delaines;
Plain and striped Debages ana Alapacas;
Blk Bombazines and Mohair Lustres, (best
malles:)
French Sack FIannels plain colors and plaidsi
Coburg Merinos. from ~ TO 80 c.;
500 ps. rich English Calicoes, fast coils at l2li;
Lancaster and Manchester Ginghams, at l29 c:
Blk and white Delaines aud English Calicoes
Ga satin Fanconas, (a new dress materially
Black English Grapes, Wells and Collars;
Stella brocha, long and square WOODEN Shawls;
Black Cloth Cloaks VERY cheap;)
Cheniell and Cashmere Scarifs;
Fringes and black Velvet Ribbons;
Plain and rich fancy homeland sash Ribbons
White Illusions Tarletons and Swiss Muslins
Cambrics Nainsooks and Jaconets;
Plaid and striped Muslns and }rilliantes;
Baious Kid Gloves, white black and colors in
all Nos, "a irst-rate assortment;)
Silk, Buck, Cloth and other Gloves;
Merino, silk, Cashmere and Cotton Hose, fol
Ladies' Gents and Children, (all kinds;)
ALSO, A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
Cloths, Cassimeres and vestings;
Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans and Plaids, for boys;
Ladies Nerino Vests;
Gents Under Shirts and Drawers
Gents Shawls, Scarfis, Cravats and Tics;
linen Shirt Bosoms, from lS4 to 624 G.;
Irish Linens Of the best makes;
Silk and Linen Cambria Iandkerchiefs;
EMBR0IDERIES.
French Cambria and Muslin Collars;
do in sets, Collars and Sleeves
Rival Maltese and Valcncines Laces;
Flouncings, Bands, Edgings &c;
Blankets and Flannels Of all kinds;
Fuled Cloths and plaid Linseys;
0snaburg Prints and plaid Cottons;
Diapers, Table Cloths, Damasas;
Napkins, Towelling Shectngs;
Best makes of Bleached Shirtings
Bro Sheetings and Shirtines; Cassinalls &c.
1sS~ Purchasers are invited to call and OK.
Bmine my assortment before buying
Iz5~ Goods shown with pleasure TO all who
wish to inspect them.
oct 30 JOHN II. SMO0T.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-01-08
Extra Notice.

As Congress will soon assemble and as it is
expected that it will be one OF the most i'm
portant and interesting sessions ever convened
in the Metropolis, it must be an object with
persons AT a distance to secure the earliest and
most reliable intelligence from the Capitol
In order, therefore, TO oblige those who de-
sire to subscribe for paper published in Wash
ington City during the session of Congress, we
propose to furnish the Weekly States on the
following terms:
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Mn. EDIToR The ladies' Fair, held
in the basement of the Presbyterian
Church of Jamestown, closed its opera
rations on Saturday night, the 26th
ult., with the most gratifying and en-
oouraging results The ladies' regard
themselves as sufficiently compensated
for their perseyering labor, by having
realized the snug little sum of one hun
dred aud eighty dollars. This money
is to be applied TO the furnishing Of the
now church, with pulpit, pcws, &C.
Much credit and many thanks are due
s Tie ~: enterprise that has has 5ess SO isish
for good cause. There are but few
who could have accomplished so much
in so short a time
The Fair, besides yielding this anug
sum for the benefit Of the church,
afforded also an opportunity to great
numbers Of spending some portion Of
their holidays in q very pleasant and
agreeable manner.
The Fair, however. was not the only
means Of contributing 10 the pleasure Of
the patronizing and intelligent crowd
present on the occasion AIr. Tread
we'll, of Rockville, aud Mr.. Williamson,
of Georgetown, each delivered an able
lecture to full houses the former on
Education" and the latter on Pres
byterianism" These gentlemen did
ample justice to their respective themes,
giving much pleasure and satisfaction to
all who heard them. And last, though
mot least, in contributing to the entertain
Of tho occasion. the children Of the Paro-
chial Sch,ol of Darnestown, under the
sit q y Dsllcit gave a most interest