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FOURTH DIsraIoT ceuKT Al ANToINR B a. IACosTE et vi
Of New orleans 5 Va. hYPPoLYTE FoRTIER.

No. l2,h22.
~ TO directed by the Honorable the Fourth DctGourt
Of New Oreans in the above entitled cause will proceed
cell vt pHbo auction the City Hotel Common street,
tween Camp and Magazine streets, FRIDAY, July 3D.
1858. at " o'sloek M,--
SEVEN LOTS parcels Of gronnd adjoining each other $50
situated In this parish the ighl bank Of the river Mis-
sHspp NJ eb1ut i've miles below this city desgnated BY l
the Nos l, 3 g. and on plan dreRz BY Giroux
lasaipg areieris, the lzh Jsnnay S5 and deposited
y he Office y Theo Gnyo under The number 2l3 Te sad
lots Of ground hHy the ollo&iug dimenOns oWii Lot
ho measures 5 the river b q aFpen n depth
thsfivtr, English measure, by sUHrpelts In de h.
Together with alt the bulldogs ard improvements, cireuu
stances dependepees ehs actions and privileges the
said of onnd excluding the upper uoFtioU Of lot No
measuring 30 'front.' english measure, by
9ep bounded the upper side by lands belonging the
heirs o Casinr the lower side the remain
ing lot No. and also excluding any buildings i'm
povments etc. the portion OF lot Eo above reserved
from sale.
Seized In the above suit
TERMS To paw and satisfy in cash paintifs claim of
s3e66 6df with per interest from May 4. 1875 SIS
protest. etc. aud all of these proceedings The
purchaser the payment Of the several and in
cOutt ed in the Of mTtgage file and should
the property se for than sufficient the
debt the surplus o the price and aboye such mortgage
debt also 10 be paid cash.
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-07-15

I'M VgsEtIsU dun ortEre de vente renslu lie 3
~ Juliet 1858 eta neladfssst par Honorable peuxame
dessus. je ptoeedeai e sAAiR n de Juliet 1858, l0S
heureB MI, leex ciRpres desgnes, ID eompe
deE ereaneiers nsolvBhles, & padludieation de-
LinstAliaon, les yriares eamptaifs
gasin sitns rue Ste a une, Msisbn P0utalba Eo2
bail ex Ga inas0n de residence le mBgasin
Ste Msisnn Ponalba Hq2 lie dit bail eSprerS lie 80
de sspenbfe 1885 une cgpie u dit bail est deposee
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srrT!ssE eogs p 5gsFos MAY srrNpLEl

ETTN CFYench and American some priced and some
II the dnest French Zine maze. fof sale BY
ALFRED KEARNY,
my17 4AEaEne street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-07-15

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
SECOND DISTRICT CoURT 20. LEBLANC Is SON THEIR
Of creditors and the creditors Of Octave
New Orleans Leblanc and M Q, Leblanc.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors OF
N the insolven and 10 all other herein interested
that cesSion Of the property Of said has been accepted
BY theeourt for their benefit they the oce
Of J. u. JarFesu, Esq not8ry public, MONDAY Y. the
"a day Of Hgust 1855 10 O'Clock consider
ato the a Of the insovents that In the all pro.
cesdings against their and property stayed
By order Of the Court:
II. s. wILTz, Clerk.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
DEUxENE GouR DISTRICT 20 LEBLANC SON VI. leurs
Nouyeile-orleans. O. Leblanc et II 3 Leblanc
No 1887.
a Wis est par lie present donme aux cream
Ia cierB insnyabes, persannes que
celia pet cpneerner qune cess0n de leurs hiens etc
aeceptee Ia posr leur benehce quilts
mir Fetnde De j. f. JeFrea, noiste puhic LUNnT-
u aoht ls5 10 heures A M Pellet de prendre conside
ration les Rsre des dts nsovables
Par ordre de La
P. S. WILTZ, Greier.
Burean du greider, &c q jnin S85s je29 iys II an2
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have likewise this day adudcated after the usual notice
under resolution No 4000 the for making shell road
Grsyier street, from Magnolia to Broad street Henry
hcGuinnno G. Stewart securityat two dollars and ninety
1--WE ceuts 49, a5 per running foot
All Of which is subject the approval rejection OF your
honorable body.
herewith transmit statement No l0s Of checks drawn by the
Treasurer for the week ending this day
In conclusion beg present condensed and detailed
receipts expenditures Of the city New
Orleans for the sixmonths ending June 90 1853.
Very respectfully
Your obedent servant
I. THEARD, Comptroller.
The following communications we're, on motion,
referred to the Committee on Finance:
TRE4suRKRs DEPARTMENT,
\ New Orleans, July I3, 1858
PAHsiden and members Board A sistant aldermen;
teuteneuI herewith transmit list o. The notes receiY
ed the 10th inst from E. Bouney Esq., Gy Notary proceeds
Of the sale Of city property the 9Th and lh June amounting
to S7626 90 also received the time the cash
mem Of sis, l52 l0l60
ADAM! !GIFFEN
City Treasurer.
srp Z. srrl.r r,rs,e mr., A1,.r,ru1r.
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Of New Ofleanss tutnr, VS. II. W HEBRARD.
No. .iA322
TY VIRTUE or a writ of ses&HTe and sale to
u directed by the Honofac the Second District Court Of
New 10 the ahogeented cause will proceed sell
Al fahe aneion City Hotel Common street between
Camp and Magazine streets THURSDAY the 18th day Of
Tie neggo man slave nased AEs aged about thirtg6ya
years.
Seized In The above suit.
TERAfs-CaAh the spot.
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Ef4hHH Gf$sB 10l hbis. HE barrel.
ID by ALFRED KEARNY,
mylT ~ Magazine street,
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+. i PARKER.
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-07-15

New Orleans. July 1s 1853.
Of the City Of New. Orleans:
Gsn&lemen-fn accordance with resolution No 3ai7, and
With previous notice from this Office 9Th opened
the presence Of the Ch4irmen Of Finance Committees
the following sealed propoga for placing granite base and
iron railing around Clay Square, insha Fourth Disrct
p. LasceleHo security nsnned=of making granite
base s. So and for the iron railing 8 or for the io
tracts together SI2I5.
a From Nicholson Co-JeremIeh Lincoln. secarityfor
making the granite base, IS ,79l.
g. From Newton RchsrdsJ amison Mcintosh Beeufjtfes
for making the granite base IS 80
A. From Wood. Mienberger & Gown. j. Maynard. ee-
eurty-foE making the iron railing. 5000.
8. From Bennett LureeeK Nicholson Co.. security
msking the iron reiling $500
And on the lh inst sretaby ordinance No. 4022 and
the usual previous notice from this Office opened above
sealed proposals for furnishing the city with blanks blank
books and stationery for year, ~ follows:
From A. LsvE-Cook Young 4 Co.. teeuFity--
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-07-15

sTATE OF LOUISIANA,
SIXTH DISTRICT CouRT SIGREES co. rs. THEIR CRED.
Of New Orleans. IToRS-No. 6,4tg.
NOTICE Is hereby given 30 tine creditors of
Nv Francis NJ Corey and j. Buckin composing the present
hrTa of 81 kes Co., and 10 those Of Francis orrey,
pFisng the former firm of sickles Cos that the cesson
their property has been ed by the Court
,hsiF SAID creditors that they to meet at the office Of
l5S at 10 O'Clock NJ for the Of deberatng upon
and into consideration the aars OF sail fnsolvan
that 10 the meaniime all Judicial proceedings against their
person and property are stayed.
And tn Jno Lis esron Esq., attorney appointed
to o=represenf the absent creditors.
By order ST the Court.
JOHN r. SMITH, Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-07-15

DEUxiEma CouR DE DISTRICT {THHon soNrAT Dufossat,
de Ia Rouveile0rleaus. 4tuieur vs.. 4. ~, HEBRARp.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-07-15

TIsH We Re9U dun writ ae sassie ct vetfe d
L. EnHaresa par honerahls DenSeme GnuT dc District de Ia
Nouvee Orleans dams Faaire q desn ie precedeTai ie
de Ia Commune, entire e rues du Camp ct des Magasins a
Tenfe Nuhliqle et adjudication de-
LesclaRe AlES, nsgre age denFon tene-cinq
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-07-15

LHRsT DISTRICT gssUN En#49Nss@ s4x@eaaa
20 the Fist District Pound On IfYaaes
lia and Girod esFsets, estFsy--
ore daFk brown rnafe faHel about is5 aaHds hga An
the left eye
Which If not claimed within dayz a8
paid, viii b eld atpablic saetian ssi psHaa, SA
URDAF, July "a, 1853 at 10 O'Clock A. Al.
New Orleans July AZ IEaa
.. q. FhECfSIgEs Stress CaaaiIazlgss
H. u HTxs RaHFs
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sHERIFFgs SALES,

E0aara -Dl.EHIaE aosasl "a sNeIsaa soMaaos.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-07-15
HENRY nURgSs
fsiesE o. geEal

q FAHEllD DEsLEaA0N E[8UE9 1--WE @Eal1777-E
te the Third Diatrief R8nnd pf glaaat As8
Children streeta, as estray
One red branded 2. ID the left side, len
right nudsreFdpned, large heFns
Which if nos claimed within days and the expense
paid, will he sold public suction, sEd pound
uEDAY July 1Tth. 1855, 81 10 O'Clock A. y.
New 0risznss July s, 1855
90. FLRCHIEf.s atraat caaalaisalnaFa@
HENRY DuREL.
gleEk of SgHptgpsfezs
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-04-02
TRUSTEES' SALR
OF Valuable Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE of a decree of the Cir
4 , cult Court for Montgomery county,
sitting as a Court of Equity. in the case
of Franklin Groomes and wife and 9TH
ors, as. Elizabeth Hobbs and others, the
subscribers. as Trustees will oxnose to
public sale, on the premises, near Unity,
n, 81 TTYPD1Y 1oh ~ Anry ,,c,t
= =,
Az vac Ou ui ~ p'', r'oe a',, "" ,ig ioi-
,o"i" ir lI'l-Ai' -, ~ e =, % Wi.vu ~
a'aas Hoo a ,o. '"'o y s"'u oonN'y' 0'uu
'0'Eo< @, nv ~ Pos'eS,0', e ~ Nv ~ W.
n1s' p ~ =, mon''',s ''e ri, y g nc
munster !, l'oau' coh'a'hs &W AOhE9'
we'll watered and wooded and in = GOOD
state Of iionroyonent Tbe ;mnrnyo.
ments ore y FRAME DWELLING
UOITSE LARGO Ram 81 an Annle ond
peach 0RCIIARD
p.ehyH, NO % 6ontirc unon tbo
Triadelnbia Rood from Jrnifv contains
se:I ACRES. about ono. fourth in wood !.
GOOD arabic land enclosed and well wa.
torod n tolorohlo stato of orlt;rat;on
No ;mnrovemonts thereon
or Ns0. a. fronting on the Bal
timore and Westminster Road Contains
@s3 ACRES; well enclosed about
one-third in wood in rood state of
cultivation.
cDT Ago. x. ADJOINING the lands
Of William Price, Bushrod ttartrell and
Gen. Wm. L. Gather. contains pNG1
ACRES or LAND, more or less in a
good state Of cultivation we'll watered
and wooded; a fair proportion of Mea-
dow. The improvements are small
LOG HOUSE and thrifty young OR
CHARD.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-04-02
SIIERIFWS SALE.

10y virtue of writ Of 6eri facias, is
ED sued out of the Circuit Court for
Montgomery County, aud to the Sheriff
of said county directed, will be exposed
to public sale. to the highest bidder, for
cash, at the Court House door IN Rock
Vile, on TUESDAY, Tie 20h dag e,f
april aezt, at the hour of o'clock, p
NJ, all the right, title, claim and inter-
est, both at law and equity, of Robert T .
Cody, of, in and to the Real Estate of
which James Cody, late Of said county,
died, seized and possessed, it being the
interest Of the said Robert 7. Cody, as
heir to the said james Cody, as well as
the undivided interest in the said Real
Estate, which was conveyed by Benjamin
Cody, Jr. to the said Robert T. Cody,
by deed, dated on or about the first day
of November, 1856. and recorded in
Liber J. G, H., No. 5, folio 403, one
Of the Land Records Of Montgomery
county, as by reference viii more fully
appear.
ALSO-All the lands purchased by
the said Robert 7. Cody Of John Hill
lard and now in the possession of the
said Robert T. Cody.
Seized and taken as the property Of
the said Robert Il. Cody, at the suit Of
Horatio Trundle, ana will be sold to sat
isfy the same.
JOHN r. BENSON,
mar CTS Sheriff.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-04-02
REGISTER.

- AT the solicitation of many
nrES~TTT i friends, of Montgomery county,
IsSlSsS Messrs VIM, Combs and j. Z.
o.,Assszs.t,g. Coad, of st, Mary's County,
Md, have consented TO stand
their celebrated Horse the ensuing season, at
the following places, commencing on the LIST
of April at Glenwood Mills, and remain until
the 10th inst. On the following week. at the
Farm Of John P. Warning, Esq, near Middle
brook, and so on throughout the season, every
alternate week at each place.
All those who are DESTROYS Of impreri-
their stock by cross with thoroa, q a !,
would do well to breed from Register. The
great desideratum in a horse is bone and mus
Gle, and ii is a web known fact that the blood
ed horse is better developed in both Of these
necessary and indispensable constituents than
any other horse; and hence his powers Of en-
durance action and spirit are unequaled
TERMS.-FiItecn Dollars the season, ifpaid
on or before the 4th day Of July next other
wise an addition Of s. will be charged 80
cents to the Groom for each mare. Season to
commence the LIST Of Apriland end LIST of July.
/ PERFORMANCES Thompson writes;
/ g The Sp.ing REGISTER was three years
| old, | made three entries in sweepstakes, mile
heats, at Alexandria, Washington and Balti
morc-all of which he started for and won
with case. The same Fall | entered him in
three two-mile stakes at each of the above
places, all Of which he started for and won
with the greatest ease imaginable Being any
ious to test his powers Of endurance, entered
him for the three-mle purse at Baltimore, the
same week. He won this race with "a his W
| Is lbs. over his proper weight, and made The
first heat in 8. 49, coming home hard in hand
and had scarcely competitor in the second
heat The Spring he was four years old he
Al. y
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-04-02
YCllNG lCE-BREAKER.
TESHIS SPLENDID STALLION vii

ENlllS SPLENHlD SIAi'hlON Will
a. stand the present season, common
cling on the LIST Of April and ending on
the last day of June, at tho following
stands:
Mondays and Tuesdays, at the Sub
scriber's Stable, near Great Falls; We'd
nesdays and Thursdays, at Mr.. John
Mullican's, on the Frederick Road, about
two miles above Rockville; Fridays and
Saturdays, at Mrs Rabbits Tavern, on
the Georgetown Turnpike.
TERMS.-Nine dollars to insure a
mare in foal; Six dollars the season.
which may be discharged by paying five
dollars within tho season; Three dollars
the single leap; and in every case TWEEN
ty-fve cents to the Groom. Persons
sending mares to the horse must write
how they are to be put, or they will be
charged by the season. Mares insured
and not sent regularly, will also he charg-
ed by the season. Any one having a
mare ins6red and parting with her before
she is known TO be in toal, forfoits the
insurance money Every care taken,
but no responsibility for accidents.
YOUNG ICE-BREAKER is beau
.iful bright bay, full 16 hands high, well
proportional, and horse of fine action.
The subscriber deems further descrip-
ton unnecessary, as the Ice-Breakcr
stock is well known in this county.
Young Breaker has stood several
seasons, and has some of the finest colts
in the county,
APP 2 CHARLES II. THRIFT.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-04-02

LAxLEssNEss RAMPANT IN WASHING
ToN.--Saturday night, the lawless gangs
now organized in the city were out in
full force, armed to the teeth, and for
want of opportunities to come in contact
with each other, they attacked harmless,
inofensive persons, without regard to
age, sex, or color, firing their guns and
pistols at dwellings, &C., &c.
In the vicinity Of Judge Douglas res
idence and WendelPs printing Office, at
IL o'clock gang formed and attacked
dwellings and persons, fortunately doing
no material damage.
Another gang formed near the fire on
Third St, and ordered citizens who were
going hither to assist, to turn back, One
young man, named Lewis Meek, was or.
dcrod back; he started to run, when a
shot was fred at him, the ball passing
through his coat sleeve. Another who ran
down with a bucket, was ordered away,
and not moving SO rapidly as the rowdies
wished, one of them stepped out and
presented a pistol, and to give an earnest
to their yillianous purposes, fred the bal
| between his feet
The Metropolitan Hook and Ladder
arrived near the fire with their apparatus
and were ordered to halt and go back
and they had to comply.
About half past / o'clock on the SAME
night, as Mr. Reeves Lewis, master ar
morer of the arsenal, and Mr.. Isaac
Entwistle, who is engaged in the heating
department Of the capitol extension, wert
passing the corner of North A st. ant
First street West, they were suddenly
assailed, without a word Of warning by
two assailants. Lewis was knocked dowr
and shot in the thigh, the ball entering
some four inches, where it still remains
Entwistle received three balls upon hi
person-the first striking the ribs ovel
the region Of the heart, and providen
TALLY glancing from the bone. The
other two balls entered the hip, where
they yet remain, and he is considered tC
be in most critical condition.
The Capitol police hearing the cries
or MeSsrS. EntWiStle ana Lewis, went III
their aid and assisted them to their homes
This murderoua assault upon two so
Der, quiet citizens, has created mucl
feeling among the residents upon Capito
Hill, and it will be seen that they hav,
offered a reward of $3.50 for the apprc
hension of the assalants.
1 Last night number of random shot
were fired. A young man, named Fra
zier, while passing along the street nea
| Wendefs printing Office, received sho
in the face, slightly wounding him.
A young man named Franklin wa
attacked Saturday night on the Avenue
and stabbed in the arm. He said hi
ofIense was simply denying that he wa
a "Swyper" So we go.-Star.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-04-02


DEMOCRATIC Caucus. The democratic
members of the House of Representa-
tiyes held caucus on Saturday evening
last, at which there was full attendance
of Lecompton and contemporaries
A committee of twenty was appointed,
ten on each side, to report at an adjourn
cd meeting on Tuesday evening, the best
mode and manner of admitting Kansas
into the Union under the Lecomptou con-
stitution. In regard to their meeting of
Tuesday, the " Union" Of Wednesday
says: There was large attendance. The
evening was consumed in the discussion
Of the beneficial results to the country OF
the admission of Kansas in contrast with
the evils that would attend its rejection
We learn there was an entire absence OF
personality on the part of all, and that
no proposition was submitted, there SEEM
ing to be tacit understanding that none
should be offered. Before the close Of
the proceedings, several Of the anti-Le-
comptonites withdrew; after which re.
solution was unanimously adopted, to the
effect that the Democratic party would
stand by the Kansas bill as it came from
the Senate. Some of the remaining
anti-Lccemptonites declared that they
would not be bound by it,"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-04-02
NOTICE e.

NNHE Commissioners for Montgomery
n county viii meet at the Court House
in Rockville, o., MONDAY, me l2ih day
of AprH ncrt, and continue in session
ono week, for the purpose Of hearing APP
peals in relation to, aud noting transfers
Of the assessed property in said county,
agrceably to the acts Of the General As
sembly Of Maryland
Executors and Administrators neglect
ing to comply with the law, viii be
charged with the Taxes for The year 1853.
L. FORREST.
mh 26-td Clerk to Com'rs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-04-02
NOTICE.

WTE, tde undersigned, citizens of
w Montgomery county, do hereby
give notice that we will on TUESDAY,
2OM day IF april nert. make application
to the Commissioners for said county, to
change the location Of the public road
leading from the City Road through tho
lands of DR.. G. A. Harding and James
W Higgins to the Georgetown Turn
pike, SO as to cause it to run from some
point in the said City Road near tho
Miller's House of Samuel G. Veirs, and
running thence through the lands Of said
Samuel c. Veirs, Matilda Beall, Jane Il.
Beall and Margaret |. Beall, DR. Charles
A. Harding and James w Higgins, to
tho said Georgetown Turnpike Road, at
some point near the ten mile stone on
said road
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-04-02

SENATOR CRITTENDEN.-T Black Re-
publicans throughout the whole country
are delighted with the anti-Lecompton
speech of Senator CRITTEXDEN, of Ken
lucky. We are not surprised Cremarks
a cotemporary) at this Senator's betrayal
Of the South he betrayed HENRY CLAY
in 1848, an act of meanness and traach-
cry for which the great Kentuckian new
er forgaye him Crittendcn was mainly
instrumental in nominating Gen. TAYLOR
over Mr.. CLAY in 1913. It was the
stabs Mr.. CLAY received from this false
friend in his own State, that prevented
his nomination for the Presidency in that
year. Mr.. CLAY spoke very freely Of
Crittenden's conduct in letters to hi.
friends.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-04-02
Ole AlarIiets.



GRAIN.--We have no improvement to notice
in supplies Of Grain, those Of Wheat this NOR
ming being only 500 bushels, which nearly
all sold at 81 04a$l 20 for ordinary to prime
grades-no choice grades white offered, and
ordinary and fair grades slow Of sale; Of red,
small sales Mt SlaSl % per bushel for fair to
good. OF Corn, 5000 bushels yellow and
3, coo bushels white offered, and nearly all sold
at 57a5scts. for good and prime white and 60
sG4cts. pei busilci for yeiow--an advance OF
lac per bush on both. OfOats, 2, 600 bushels
offered, but only small part sold at 3la33cts.
for Maryland, and 34cts per bushel for Penn
sylvania. No Rye offered or sold.
SEEDs.-We notice sales to-day, on Change
ana since, of 200 bushels Glover at 81 50aS4
623 per bushel, but the article is heavy at the
outside price. Timothy So 50aS2 75-de-
mand limited.
GEoRGETowN, March 81, 1853.
There appears to be but little activity in the
-four market The article is still held at "a 50
for good canal superfne brands; extra quail
ties are higher. Prime qualities Of red
and white wheat are selling at 81 03aSl 05
for the former, and 81 O5aSl08 for the lat
ter. Corn held at Boots.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-04-02

Ten THOUSAND DOLLARS STOLEN. --
One Of the boldest robberies ever perpe-
tratod in this city (says the Baltimore
Sun Of Saturday. was committed yes
terday at the counter Of the Farmers and
Planters Bank. The clerk Of Messrs.
Enoch Pratt & Brother, No. 27, South
Charles street, called at the bank, and
reaching around the wire screen of the
book-keeper's desk placed his handbook
and package containing $4,000 in
assorted Virginia bank notes on the desk,
and then left the bank for the post Office.
There was a stranger standing near at
the time, but no notice was taken Of
him. The book-keepcr stepped for a
few minutes to another desk for the pur-
pose Of entering some checks, and when
he returned to his own desk the package
Of money and the stranger bad both dis
appeared. The haul is a large one, and
liberal reward ($1 300 has been Of
fered for its recovery. p s. No clew
has yet been obtained to the thief
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-04-02

~ Gov HICKS has appointed the
following inspectors of grain for the city
Of Baltimore, under the act Of the last
legislature William Frazier, of Dor
chester county, (who will probably be
the chief inspector j John II. Hodson,
of Dorchester county; James Treaklc, Of
Howard county; I. d. il. Ruth, Of Tai
bot county; aud Toaglo Townsend, Of
Worcester county.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-04-02

Dss- Rev. ions BEAR, General Agent Of tho
Maryland State Bible Society, Providence
permitting, will preach, and present the claims
Of the Bible Cause at the following places -
March rs. Concord NJ l01 O'Clock. and at
Claggetts at O'Clock.
April 4. Bethesda at l09 clock, and Rock
Rockville Presbyterian Church at 3 o clock.
April H.. Union atl04 O'Clock and Rockville
NJ. y. Church at clock
April -. Goshen at 10y o'clock and Brook
willie at z otclock