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10 CAKD:-To ne Democratic n'd Anfi
lNS hRo.r NOfhiHs rioters Of thS Third Wnr1 -
Having understood that report is being industri-
0usy clrculated To my prejudice that was mem
Der OF the now defunct Know NothIng party. 4
pronounce the charge maiciously false. have this
day, IN company with friend, called upon the Der
son who originated this charge. and who alleged
that he saw me on several occasions at now Moth
ing meetings held IN rhorns Binding ut the lime
that party was IN existence This allegation I At
the time pronounced falls, and now puiIicl, rcits
rate the ZANE. and add that ] never was in that
building an my life. most smphaticalIy den, that
! was eyer initiated into the order or that i eyer
sympathised or acted with in any manner. Nv po-
native State-Virg nia-and since my res ds6ce b"rs
feel assured, that As have always voted an open
ticket, there are gentlemen who if desired will
Democratic and Anti-knOw Nothing party
,y..,; PM. MARTIN.
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BOARDING

4 ,oUNTRi .BOARD.-A few persons (wlthou,
Do sni chIidren or servantsl eau find gou.I
BoARD, three miles from the clty op a Ham, -,
roaa' 10y applying TO Box 10, star Office
ROARDlNG. IN one Of the most delisbtful Lea .
~ uyis "a w ashlnEt ton, at Mrs. CARTER,l
CapItol Hi, North street, No.4. ma 10 w
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in fair way for settlement, they left the city
yesterday afternoon.
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~ Bi Bi. Il LANDS. by Rev. q. w. SAMSON,
d. d. TO be Delivered at the f. street Baptist Church
o. MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
EVENINGS, beginning Monday, May q.
Lecture l-MODERN EGN PT-Bnat travelling the
bed of the Nile. and its annual overflow: Inc soII
and modes at agriculture; the productions and ani-
maIs the present pouple and their modes of life.
H1SIIdt.oHS: Bricks made with straw; The rab
dress &c.
Tickets may be had at the Bookstore of w. Bal
Ianty ne, on I'm ST.. or At the door. IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-23

Fog sALE-A two ttory FRAME DWEIt
mi price 451l situated on the .ast siJs ~ an
street, between and + SITS, Island Terms a,c,,r,
.uouus. DAVID MNERI,E
MA III No. , ToHF's R,tiI
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nrflCE OR STORE ROOM FOR RENT
-. NO, 80 ia Avenue, immediately opposite the
main entrance ot Wlllaris' Hotel Ina,,ira n, IL
grocery store ofS. W. X. HANDY, No. 23s pa
ma
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FOR RENT AND SALE
CAROLINE =. holland.

4 DESIRABLE STORE ROOM. IN the mos,
urs 50 Citizen" Box 7O7, Washing ton, h. a.
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WE STRIVE TO AMUSE

I'VE STRIVE TO AMUSE
w A. WELL As SAVE
The members of the FRANKLIN FIRE CON
PANf respectfully beg ave to in
Dmic their asn, host host q .,epas ana p TIE
MIC VIII be given at Arlington Springs on THURS
DAY, May 18th, l85a.
The ComInIttee would respc ctfull, state 10 those
who may honor them with the presenca that
nothing will he LEFT undone thai perseverance, cor
ami Excursion of the season
WItheIs' Celebrated Brass and String Band will
stages will leave the corner Of Pa av aud 18th ST.
ats O'Clock a. M, aud at III o'clock D. VA. Stages
the day. s
and ladies.
Fare each WAY l21s cents. By order:
ina 2-5t COMMITTEE
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WANTS.


WANfEb-A SITUATION s. gardener or 20
w work on or TO snarrVlSp a farm Ia a compefen,
p:rsnn. Rest nf recommendations given. AdarAS,
y arm wand. Star pfhcc. Ia
"ANTED-BN n r"spsctalIa ,oun. woman =
w SITUATION a. cook. washer sud troter f.r
q snail famIy, or L. do chauheruotk aud d aln
sewing. TODD recomIn sndations tiven Al reauIrad
al TESS koN No 3. At ta'S office. n
WANTED MEDIATEIY-A wET
NURSE. Apply ." DIR. JOHNSTON, 7th
street INA y "
WANTED TO HIRE-A SERVANT 10 Wat
w IN the dining room aud drive = carriage Dne
wei reco .nmeDded can apply To- Mrs. THON A.
PAhhEK 4os 9Th street, between ID and r. sts.
A RESrECTARI.E YOUNG WOMAN uisi.s
"a SITUATION Is cksmhsruad or nurse, 80
Ia do thS general Homework Of a small family Has
no objection 20 go to the country. Inquire AZ Az
LIST street btween aid s's. ma n 81
WANTED IMMEnIArEI.Y-A 6rst-rats
w COOK and AMBER MAID. To- whom
E9od Tsisr WI be pad. Apply 20 JAMhs c.
Mc"IlRE CO., Auction aud CommIs sian Mer-
chshts- NAV
WANTED-All those afflicted with Infamma
~ tory Disease to read the testimonials Of Dr,
SMELLS NEW MEDICAL SALT ia an
otheI oonmh. mar IT.
WANTED-A DRY GOODS SALESMAN.
w Dne acquaIntsd with the city trade preferred.
Satisfactory references will be required. Address
Merchant, through City Post Ofics. ma ~ -6t'
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ARRIvED.-The following vessels belonging
to the Paraguay expedition arrived at their re-.
spective ports on the goth The steamers AT.
lanta and Memphis, and the ship Falmouth
at New York; M. w. Chaplin, of Philadelphia.
and the slOop-of-war Dale, at Portsmouth. N.
IL. The Atlanta was commanded by Daniel
b. Ridgely, the ship Falmouth by E. Farrand,
and the sloop-Of-war Dale by William McBlair.
The following named passengers arrived on
the Dale: Capt. c. IL. Colby, of the wrecked
bark Sea Flower, of Providence, r. L.; Walter
.. Hunter, captains clerk of the U. s. ship
Sineennes; BENZ. Brown, H. Hampton, Isaac
oeeiey' p. Leddy, c. Riley, G. Layton, all from
.ne wrecked bark Sea Flower; w. Smith, from
the bark Ida, of Boston.
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MOUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB OF
Iva WASHINGTON.
1toies Week Until FKrfker Notice,
The steamer THOMAS COLLYER will run rex
niarly to Mount Vernon and the 49,
Tomb of Washington or TIES q KIN
p phn + ana a. fRIDAIS, leaving theEkse4
turning at half past 5 o'cock D. m " "''' NH" 10
, Coaches leave all the Hotels and the corner N.
trip 81. %, H. m MUD. ~
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VIRGINIA BACON HAMS-We have inf 70
v ceIved a lot Of fine HAMS cnred m vt "s, 20
by gentleman for has own u.s. so
r"s SAFE by l.. r. WHITE & co,
no % Louisiana ave, bet. 9th and nh SIS
ma % 81 oppo. Bank of Wasbingtpp
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NOTICE.
L HI steamer THOMAS COILYER can be-
chattered lor Excursions on app'lca- U~s-
ton To Capt. BAKER, on board, cr = . .S5ls =
TO JOSEPH BRYAN, President. aR=Ssz~ss1s-ea=
VINO can he found at his residence mo. $50 New
YORK avenue) In the morning from O'clock TO o
o'clock, and IN the evening from to 10 O'Clock.
Vs. EXCURSION!
\ HE FLETCHER CHAPEL SUNDAY
SCHoOb VIII give an EXcursIon to n@.-
hh1 aI Mrssh ~, ,a.o on WEDNES-.Es44SrS
Inc school will leave the Chapel corner Of Sth
street and New York avenue. at 7 o'clock OmnI
Ouses VIII be In attendance at the came time and
pace 1oI the accommodation of those who wish to
TldS ana at inc wharf on the return of the boat
The boat Thomas Collyer will leave her wharf
LOOT 81 St, at O'cocka. m, and return Al n m
occasion. soo'" i"i 'he
Tickets 81 cents children % cents-to be had Of
the Committee or ut the boat ma I5Si
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VARIABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FoR
,ruRR EEN ~, IA WASHINGTON CITY ron A

FuRNlSHED HOUSE FOR RENT EPoNr
rihtsI MAH-ko. 2s9 a street between IStk
au a itta, neatly and completely furnirhed Rent
Land Office. ' WALL, 1ehriA
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PARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION
~ CARPENTER SHOP AND MACHINERY
easy. ma l6-l2ts
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0ETHE LADIES INTERESTED IN THE
W. Festival for the Young Mems Christian A.
soeiation are paTticularly requested to meet on
WEDN ESDAY, at 5 p. nI., at Odd Fellows Ua i
7th street. To select their tables, DC. ma 9S-st
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and other citizens Of hat SealA I'D ~ esef my
members Of Congress. who ere sworn = sopPc9 "
Constitution. We present that tn pasic'nssn %
The Circulation Of this incsniiary vorh BY The put
tine forth Of . single coy IN IL Snee. III! 80
violation Of our laws and will subject the sasd 70.
win D. Msrgan and his associates to indictment ana
punishment; and We invoke his Excsllsncy NE Gov.
ernor. in such event, to demand 'ne ssm NV ~s :.
Morgan and his sssociates residing IN Ncw York. o.
the Governor Of that State, that he and they may b
brought to trial.
We renew % our lellow-citiseas our invoeAssoo
that thew will themselves carefully, in these times
obey the law. And that they viii scIuPsIos.ly
watch all Who come among us that no hs'scs az IN
ceniiary may be permitted to Turk IN our m'ise :.
We cannot iosbear to express our sdm,iss,on a.
the course pursued by the Executive Of Virginia IN
the .Harper's Ferry matter" aud our sympathy
with our sitter State in this Outrage which has bern
committed upon her.
We conclude BY declaring our continued devssio"
To the Union, and earnest hope that . conservatism
strong enough to suell anatcism viii yet srise In
tho North. But North Csrolins, her laws and Con-
stitution, rise in majesty above al other conSidesa
tons and all good citizens owe to her their hrss and
JOSHUA BARNES. FSrr.sa.
w. W. BATS
JOHN A. Lam,
j. j. SHARP.
J. G. WILLlrORD.
KINCHEN HARREtI,
BRYANT J. BUM,
HAMON EATMON.
JAMES TOMLlNSON.
REDDlN BRlDGERS,
DREwRY JOYNER,
JOHN BATS.
EPHRA1M 6ASS
JOHN ID. SCOTT,
THOMAS BARNES
STEPHEN NORRIS
JONATHAN ELLIS
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Wepublish to-day the resolutions Of the Ssste
Council Of North Carolina. Il h . document that
must meet the appreciation and assent Of evsy
North Carollnian irrespective Of party. We trust
our Post Masters and oshen wi b careful In rod
ing ito recommendations and oct accordingly.
We must guard against foes at home and shsuad.
and although this may not be the most slsesual ssy
to put total stop to the circulation Of incendsfy
docamentA il b TO Be hoped that tos the present 4
viii accomplish the end--Fsy. Carsliaaa
The Hartford 7Sas tells On inc,deae illustrative
Of the geoerosity Of one of old Browns sdnissn-
On the inst Instant says the TaA Brown Re-
publican vent 70 the Telegraph station With d..
patch 70 Gov. WISE requesting thas b veald post
pone the execution ios ieW days until fssshp ~.
idenee Of Browns insanity could b psocursd Ths
operator Was also requested to "collecs" of Gov.
Whsl but he declined to forward he DISPATCH, un-
Ices pad fos, o. payment guaranteed But ths ID.
miEsr Of Brown could not b worked up 10 tve doa.
.ar.' worth Of sympathy, and the dispatch vas nos
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-11
Gl)c G1ariets.
BA1rrMonr. Fohrnnrx o. 1850.

BALTIMORE, February ., 1859.
GRAN.--Of Wheat 5, 500 bushels offered this
morning, no prime nor choice lots at MARKET
sales limited at 30nSl 40 formedium tocho.ce
white ana at 30a 81 SO per bushel for fair to
prime red OF corn 1900 bushels offered
and mostly sold, at 12a76 cts, for white, and
7+a77 cts. per bushel for fair to prime yellow.
OF Oats >, 500 bushels offered, and nearly ell
sold, at 43a5o cts. per bushcl for good to prime
Pennsylvania. No Rye offered nor sold we
quote Pennsy lvania at Sass cts.-SUa
GEORGETOWN, February s. 1850.
There is but little doing in the aour market,
and but little in the way of stock 10 do with.
Common superfne brands are held at So 75a
s. 49, and extras Mt SO 81 Wheat, red 81 30
ash So; white 81 3oa&l 40. Cora 70c.a75c.
for white and yellow Star.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-11

The DEMocRATIc CAUCUS. "A tele-
graphic dispatch to the Baltimore Sun, =
dated Washington, Feb. 9th, 10, P. NJ. g.,
says; The Democratic caucus of about
seventy members, including all but two
of the Pennsylvania democrats, has just
adjourned. The majority voted down a
resolution declaring that the present tar
if would yield sufficient revenue for the
support of the government; and then
adopted resolutions declaring that treas
ury notes should be authorized to be re-
issued; that the appropriation bills must
be pressed through; and that as much
of retrenchment as consists with a proper
support of the government shall be ex-
ercised. 1t is not understood that these
resolutions are of party obligation Good
feeling prevailed and seems to be gain
ing ground Mr.. Jones, of Tennessee,
presided
The Pennsylvania Democrats dissolved
their separate organization to-day
Mcssrs. Montgomery and Phillips were
not present tonight. The majority was
but four upon the declaration that the
tariff Of 1857 would not yield revenu,
enough. Messrs. Reilly, ellis and All
had, it is stated, retired before the vote
was taken.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-11
GENERAL NEWS.

III ne EnSllsu thoroughbred sIal-
lion Flying Dutchman" has been sold
to the French Government for $21 900.
Re- 1t is said that the President CON
templates visit to Wheatland, on pri-
vate business, soon after the adjourn
ment of Congress.
Bx'" A bill has been introduced into
the Louisiana Senate authorizing gamb-
ling houses in New Orleans, and fixing
the tax or license at $18, 600 per annum.
gg- Lord Napier has informed the
Secretary of State that he expected his
successor, Lord Lyons, to arrive about
the end Of February or the beginning Of
March.
Gy- Tue Mayor of Cincinnati has had
a census of the drinking saloons taken,
showing a total of sixteen hundred and
eighty-eight Is it marvel that pow
erty and crime there abound?
re- a good story is told Of Mrs
Douglas. When asked recently regard
ing her politics, her reply was, 81 am
an old-lino wing, with pretty strong
Donglas prociicities."
r." \ year and half ago, four
young ladies in Cincinnali were married
at the same hour. Two have since sep
arated from their husbands, and the
other two are trying to get separated.
Gy~ Hon, W. c. Preston is at present
in Abingdon Va. a friend of his
writes that he intends going back to CO.
luubia, s. G., ere long; that his aged
heart yearns for the scenes Of yore.
ED~ Abraham Flavoll and j. Decker,
Second Adyentists, have issued a circu-
lar, called the Time Messenger, contain
ing twonty-eight columns of argument
and figures to demonstrate that the sec
ond coming Of Christ will be during the
Passover Of the present year.
mo-. -, ~, o,.
says the Cincinnati Gazette, recently
l1 otoo NJ,
c.ia wac aIt0o
spo,,epos 70. w ,.,,,,cro,. T,oho
tols Of bo fedora, r,otronol;s ara oror
aowira viii, onost. T. i s,i5 r,,, no
VIM hoc,ro oroo,,. oa a.. o,a,.:ao .el,
inauguration Of a new President vor,
they so crowded
Co,xc 90 eo,rr TLo rou;1.,u.
oe rod;,n, ho,o ;,.:,od a. r,5;.,.,,,.
ofOhio to visit tbom At rraion,nolis dor
inn nbe nrosort session and + i rndo.
stood the invitation will be accepted AM
tbe commitment returned
HE COMING WHEAT CRoP. II b
Cleveland CTenn.) Banner says: W
hear a great deal Of complaint amonq III
e,r,,ors obon, tbo oo,,ino m.oo, o,,a
NJ, " w." mo y
Lhe prospect no" Is not al all 1a''erinS
The winter thus far has been very mil
and the fly has injured it considerably
WIN. p .-,,. n. ~, o..
, " ~ ~ - A'A"''i va lam, "'0
T. Ihoihas' Aiiled' near oakland o.
rroro Tboy o-o obor. tn;oo 90 H., =.
:, -. = ~ $50 =, -
inc 'o'nuion 1''''"''' anu arc very "na
BLACK AND WurrE. We find in al
exchange paper the statement that sew
~.
V"'J '"0 "H''' ,S''''1 "'io ''''''0 y
black men IN Massachusetts last year
If this be so, it is carrying out the abo
lition doctrine TO practical rcsultss
fE0h hANsAs.- ne Legislature o
Guns ~, let e mas passed a oiiI P'oVllln4
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-11
EAREa

AT p RIYAYE SALE.
u VIE undersigned Il authorized to sell
z at private sale, the FARM Of Mr.
u. WArERuAN, containing about 200
ACRES, situated on tho road leading
from Rockville to the Great Falls Of Po-
tomac, about fom mics from the form
er place Tho Land Is in tolerablo state
Of cultivation.
THE IMPROVEMENTS consist Of
substantial FRAHE DWELLING
HDUSE and necessary Oatbuildiues.
For rlRaa and further particulars,
apply 10 ". V. BOUfC.
Rockville. Nd
r. p. S. II the above Farm IS not
sold in a short time, it will be FOR
RENT to good tenant.
feb 4-tf W. v. g.