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The weekly Anglo-African., 1859-08-13
THE ORPHANS INVOCATION.

Ny sorrow is no dream-the earth has none
Whose bosom-chords are quivering for me-
II the unending universe bears one,
Nv mother-oh my mother it is thee.
and since the dark grave veiled thee from my
sight,
have endured the loneliness Of years;
Then let ne gaze on thee this restless night
Come, invoke thee with spell oftears.
know not of thy spirit; sighs float far,
To lose themselves amid the shades of space;
Thought wanders wildly on from star to star
But docs not reach its final resting place.
Well, let Eternitya strong barriers rise,
And mock the madness of my midnight prayer;
For though love rushes to the shadowy skies,
1t shall not seek to lure lost light from there.
No, no-I lend lone and listening ear
When every song-bird's weary wings are
turled
Then speak one world will not ask to hear
The mournful music of the angel world,
| gaze through darkness, but It's not to view
The far-of glory Of the spirit shore
DIiuE Tue JtsIrtlcsS bcduCl luhl hHcM
Ere life was clouded-I will ask
All my mind wanders, for the grave is deep,
And they have laid thee with its lovely dead;
| tremble when the moaning night-winds sweep
Above that place of silence and of dread
For icy earth-dews have o fearful power
They fall on lips and brow to leave no trace,
nd not onf spell that stirs this haunted hour
Can call them from oblyons dark embrace.
Oh. then, if earth nor Heaven viii ere give back
The beauty and the spirit that have flown
Ii none retrace the souls ethereal track,
III must bear life and the world alone
Then let my childhood's dreamy memories wake,
And chill the brow, or agonize the brain;
| care not though my heaving heart-strings break,
For then thy lost love viii be mine again.
Yet gaze on me, my mother when days light
Is fading from the crimson clouds of even,
And when the quiyering stars of the solemn night
Light the blue lonelines Of their far heaven,
And murmur to me, though hear thee not,
When skies are dark. and autumn winds are
wild.
Yes, if thy early anguish is forgot
Pity my own, and smile as thou hast smiled
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-03

G. FLINT Il JONES,
Nos ~ Il a6 ROYAL Si,e>,, N.u Orleans,
NOUID invite the attention Of their friends
w and the public TO their large ard well Sc
lcc,ed stock Of
CABINET FURNITURE.
Having within The past year greatly enlarged
their establishment. they are now enabled to tx.
hibit the best and most varied assortment, Of
Cabinet Furniture ever offered for sale in the
South, comprising everything necessary in the
furnishing Of dwelling
In addition to Furniture VIC keep Tor snle
Plush Hair Enam,lcd cloth, crmp. cord, ras.
sells springs, tacks. Irvine, varnish, glue, &c.
Spring, Ilmir, nna Mess Mattresses,
Patcn. Spring bed Bottoms new and cconc-
mical invention. Comforts, Spreads, sheets, pill
low cases and Mosqucto bars
04ifrors q all Sizes,
In endless variety; Plain and checked India
mating, rcfr'gcrators Of all kinds, together with
lee Boxes Of every sm.
Furniture carefully and securely packed for
shipment to the interior.
City and county purchasers will always fni
our work ready br their inspection, and arc cor
daily invited To visit our store and examine for
themselves.
July 20, '1s. "
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CALLAWAY h RAIN.

E-IEcTFULLY inform the citisrm Of
~ Harrison county that they are now opening
. large stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Hardware. Quecnswure. boots md Shoes Hats
and Caps, Clothing and Notions. on the South
side OF the public square We will say nothing
Of the quality aud style Of our goods, knowing
none can judge better Of them than youssslvss
hut respectfully solici, a call
Marshall Arril ~ i-sa
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Tlts OLD COTTAGE CLOCK.

y, ca,rtri WALK.
on ID, DID old :, L 81 the houaeho,d stock.
Wa .lis brisi'e ,has ani ne,,c-i
|, hinl.. tlough "il had a touch oi gold
Aal H. chine rng an tie sweetest,
'Iwa- a monitor ,ir, though IT. words were few
Yet thry lived ,h,a'h nr'lol- altered.
AMI n voice, I'll lisoas y rued old aud youn-
when The voice a f'caj.bip faliercd'
ieA t'k II ,sid 'quek. quieA to bed
tsf then Isc gisen warming;
". mp ,nd Co. el'e ynn know
Nnanuosef IT ppn "a the aprulne"
farad, ,nisr VT, ihtt d. old dock,
~ i, sly,i IN The corner smiling.
Aud 'l.s-'i the time .hh merry chine
Tae sinifs hpuf. lcguiliuR;
Ct 4 cto-~ Old yuieo VS. tina, tire.omc clock
4 = c.il'd At it,bpah boldly
Wiser 'i' dam licked gray Ger the misty way,
Sud Tie early ar blew coliiy
T,cA. ,rk." II aid quick gu, II bed,
Pos hse I've glsen sar,iiag
lna'iI no,gr haze irsi'li .pu'll newer rei wealth
talcss ,ca'fc up coon IN the morning.
NJ hrafiy The -aan'i g,,. round aud round
With t',ss that n.seri
v hide tear. an st.i for The bright days fed.
And s',s III fyi.ads lesi forc..,
II heart lca. % -thpugh heart. are gone
That ~rfra"r t"i' md ycunvcf;
~ hsna- -ii meyc -'h1agh band, we love
ARE rll<,Ard Earth no loursrt
:. T,cA, ti~k. Il ssa . u tho charcb.ysrd led
r. RrAss bath given waning
Cr. ~ ~ ~. and lenk n u, skies,
49, Wupss~ fsv b~asruiy morning"
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MATR ASSES ron SALE.
Sa n ders l. Sears,
DRUGGISTS.

Successors to Mcdonald 4 Sander
4 RE now receiving large supplies Of Fresh
~ and Genuine Drug. Oils and Paints. Alss
a superior article Of Medical Liquors, such a
as the very best quality Of Cornac Brandy
Port Wine, and old DO lrbon Whiskcy, as
well as Vinegar, Fine Chewing Tobacco ouiuine
starch, and tandlc' &c. Aud will continue ,e
receive large supplies fresh from New York and
Philadelphia. commensurate with their daily in
ereasins demand. They have now on hand and
viii soon be in receipt Of all the popular Paten,
Medicines, fcrhineries, Powders, Hair Oils and
Cosmetics, Hair kcstorativea 6c, &c.
- White Lead and Glass are strictly casb
articlcs at low prices
Marrh * N.-a AZ
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ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY
n ne Pipiey # Loaidaaa and 7yas
SUPERIOR NEGRO
Clothing. NlMMkrts 4 SHOES

A. a A. = II T.
~'"N"'"e' '""~'''S '""S"
r. AN noy manufacturing very superior and
hnnvy Ih'rr Nh wool hlliur and ubon, a,
heayy a. the b.., ker,ey. arr, usually mad,
which | viii sell by the bale or piece. a, 30
cents nor ward for k,rsey width AMI 40 cents
for IL widths am also making a lighter
Iioscy ,urh A. n,ads last season, suitable Tor
vencp nnd children also the heavies, and
best article Of Jane. Tweed Cassimerr Negro
! Ea,k.,s and Stocking Yarn ali of which will
I b.. sold a, low A. a,ch Good. can be offered,
! Hid, or Wool will be taken in exchange for
goods at the markc, value.
am also manufacturing good RUSSFT
SHOE, with two out soles which eanpo, be
b.,, IA 10 material or workmanship Planters
can he supplied now or a, any time, by apply.
ing a, nv Fnc,ory
Me.sr,. Dunn 4 Richie. Of Shreveport, are
nv agents for the sale of my goods. n, Factory
PRICES. look to the Planters TO sustain me in
,h, enterprise. as merchants cannot do il. for
Good as heavy as mine and of such material
with merchants profits added. cos, more than
PLANTERS are willing 10 nav for Negro Clothing.
Ueuce il i ,ha, manufacture E, DO not nut good
material into coarse heavy goods and am sal,
isied ,ha, ward Of heavy l.nsey canno. be
found in New Orleans or New York, that con
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PsDer.ua0gtsg, Paj.ss, Glass, ao6
Waoev Colors.

Pspev.uaogtsg. Pai.ss, Glass, as6
water Cslers.
Ne~mo~'., Reeres + Sons. Aeker'ssr',
smd Osborwes.
lust received, = large stock Of the ab",s rc'crs.
u in cakes and IN Mahogany and Rosewood botes,
With io~ts and k-ys Alec German cc!,ss ~ sskes
and hcsss. fine asse' im<nt,
Oil roisss. in ,utes English and Asss~en
Car, a... 70, portraits ~, france Of ~ 10 10 t3s>
Can,ss IN rolls. from 2 to ~ inches y ids.
S,retrh ers for rsnsases, Of oil ssss;
+1p dos fine cable and camel hair penois;
100 p>int and ,arn.h bfnshes ell s,I.s;
50 gAclsse. gold and s'l's' leaf.
100 hnndlss dutch metal. White and yellow.
Tin foil IN sheets and bonls,
Tin.el Of oil the usual eolus
French end Ame,csr
PaPe1.H1a0gto9s, Border, Oeeo.
sattoos, etc.
poors Window Sash, and BIinds Of eli sif.s ssd
description 10, ssle ehssp
WINDOW CLANS. %e.
500 ho,.s American window Glsss, ell ss.s.
<,0O do Enesh and French from - 10 10 3oi 30 .
aphsh". fine Plat. Glaze
l.o boses doahl. ih'-k AnN'ican, S'io to tos.s:
Iaa, lisht c"io,ed elass
100 t.iasie, diamonds
500 bundles gis1,ef tins
10 tons White Lead, IN IS To 700 II Lses
Ss .ans'es and h.sa colored pAin,s. In ! ounce to
tp pound Iartag-s,
?sfp lbs fine r,-nch green dry aud ground IN oil .
locp bbls wh''its and Paris white, fnglIsh Nene
tan iIr'i ami yellow oehfs
PANT Mile 81 al s,pes. srd s>sry srsirls nsnall,
h.pi IN paint oil and color store N h. fund 81
X tLA\<D<'S
NAV q. So Is os canal 1t y orleans
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n paws

brass AND IRON FOUNDRY
At SHREVEPORT. IA.
~ ". JONES. proprietor Of the breu n
AMI ifos Iopfig. has determined q
10 pu, down tie privc u caa'ings such az "
grsfc bass and GIN grafls 10 Ia JOS figure 'i
: ccn'a pound ai.o the Hall : spear plo~
improved No ! and 2 - ~ 20 and 3 nu ne
e opr,r plow. improved At 80 cents only
H. J.. also prepared 70 Do any Kind Of ma
chiucry tina, TIE country may want ~ worn
ulaniike manner
H. las on hard lion railing q bsar,iinl pat
,er.. f,r rIcgi,. grave inaiosufe. Sc. A!-o
"a. ,alic packing s'r1al land boilers end steam
engine. whirh tc will a'Ii on reasonable term.
Circular saw mills made to order, and all klnd'
" machinery rcin'rcl
lcrus vii II, made 60 ,a, parchascF' by ihs,'
giving good ci'y acceptance, ~ any Fe.pon'lhl'
house..
T. ". JO<F-
Shres,pss,. sept 9. les. mol II
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ron RED RIVER.

TVJV VtU V1VF
He.sA HE NEW and liyh, dranght
.4.JtHs STEAMER MORNING LIGHT.
S-MSI1r wv. DiMos, Master, A. y. brs.
LEVY, trrk. viii leave for the above and inter
mediate ports ON every alternate Saturday.
i. H. Bkl\Io\, Agt.
January - % No 1917
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-03

ERANol ERANo2 ERA mo 3
Capt. koun,. Capt ". T. sc.ell. Capt Nouns
q. l.. kOt ~ 4 BROS
sS ONLY Low WATER THROUGH LINE FOR
UPPER RED RIVER. -
mfr No , froW steer .Neic Orlant.
ERElGIlr contracted 10 be delivered through
l with dispatch by Application to either Cap.
tain on board. or a, the oNicc. Mer.
chants and Planters orders filed and
delivered, by PROMPT PAY
MENr being made on delivery Of the goods
- Con,ignmcn,s o, Cotton, Wool Peeans
sc, for sale, aud orders To purchase Groceries.
Manufacturers &c, also shipments Of goods and
Merchandise TO receive and forward, respectfully
solicited by
C.I. KOUNS l. BROS.
Iascmh.r ~ IA
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~ PASSENGER BOAT
4 The new and spl~dd very fas, run.
ming steamer LUCY uOLCOMBE. ". y.
Batcman master will So soon as the water per
ml's' commence her regular trips as Shrcvc-
port and New Orleans packet, taking trcigh, and
passengers for Coushai,a, Grand Bayou, Camptc,
Grand Ecore. st. Maurice Alexandria and all
intermediate landings. The Lucy Holcombe
was built expressly for the trade, has commodi.
Gus cabins elegantly furnished with large state
rooms, and for comfort speed, and good accom-.
modations Is unsurpassed by any boat in the
trade. Her officers will pay particular personal
attention TO all business entrusted to the boat,
and make nse Of every effort to give satisfaction
For freight or passagc apply on board
The Flag, and Republican, MArshall; Gasrt.c,
Jefferson and New Fra, Henderson copv.
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Alfred Nunroe L Co.'S

Alfred MunrOe y sO.s
ONE PRICE CLOTHING STORE,
No. 81 Magazine STREE, Nrm Orleans
CONSTANTLY on hand the largest assort-
I ment Of seasonable Clothing. Of every de-
scriptson for Men and Boys, 10 BIZ found IN New
Orcans-all Of which will he sold At the lowest
prices for CASH, at retail or wholesale.
August &c, So. silly
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Rsw 0vlaaas \ Voetioo0oaes,

end psepased - 0ess6e W s"h~f "ss d s"s"
ncts<e -
70, compar,sAaA ps~ss y pssAsc,'"n, easy ssn:
s,ns and srp,yiae. sAsss eaotass p"sssss many ~
sa".sees o.ss ~ eeAsas.y oaotass 6r.s. having
hale, =, N (,eass they u e0y with ne necessity
al -. vssk ~ seack eAaa6Ss. which often Gust
con..rur II ~ they sssssA ell - sps.as hssoss
leaving IN s~sAs rps. ths'ssy avo'd.nf sM ssnas'
ira, AZ th,Ndly, their csnpac,ae.s and N@pe cen
.,,srsin % ~ reader shsa iase 70 ~ oct Of ~
raj, ~ e~s~sMv srd dssassl''y 'hsy ss"nSs
h supposed. rrvuir,ns only one ha'e"sd OF ~"'''
10 run oos Of ten hosse power. ten h"sfs
a.. ~ ,be .mall s,sp 10 NV running the PIan'a
,,oo Of A. & wAs,y. EA9 near Henderson. Is,s'
S>,ssaI Of the asse' are IN s"ees":ss'
., sas,osss p.snss an aed River go ." seS"s 's's
'"' " ''"' ~ J. n. BRADFORD.
tisndsbove', Miss.
O, X. r. HARRISON. ohkss Of Wright
| Allen l. Co, New Orlssns.
Nay ~, 50. Ne - "
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=. ". aa~llns, fossse,ly Of Ra~sns Dsasaa / Co
g RAWLlNs = CO.. wAeissais 0,sc,,s ~
y. Ce@a,ssss~ MsreAsnts, Tehcsel,ssles And Ns.
i-y.e"... N.a of'-an' Ma ~:,'Sy No Niy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-03
KING AND GuEfi

KING AND GuEYT
i.n NntY,
an .a,. DC nly ova drsun.
Ntmi hlii' si, fiton.
apii'pii, p,ri p1f niu sr trTn.
!, a,yh a'api''. Ncea.
i'cnis sal 1,re ifc ~ t'lie that How
i,,m her iiiy hralior. i ri
r. gen u 'ta,h ou Dor i','nni sinv,
And US. iotgllsn CROWN.
niihc. ltinl htui an hfl.i VITA Toll
il,s a'''l eiti thc Arctc ki4',
AaI o. s5s 70, ,i.ji,t at i',r -'rl
Nulll hiu eaicDa
ga ii' kirf aWl ih' tl.r,n,
n. fuia B.. ny rr''rl lqu'ip,
keiil,ou ipduc apa g.. 'l.fss'h :, j,
Be- to- 'cr'rc'p m. r.i
Ata, tu.ht. r,at. Iitt lell. up
q sn'i,', for in, boot ,rd tore.
W, tu4' l.-dtitrm- MAmy op.
nrms,.',a aflflsia DER
u..' n'-rvst ftFF.'fn Woo socn
tafr prr.. n-,iu fIp ir hns ny,
t.lfs.'- rNHpr, I'm rni 1u'ca
1trfriy iirs wife '0it
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Western E1eAasgs Dsaedisg nssss,

II u. wIlEEIDCK / co, Importer, cad
lLs WAosnh Drasg,sfs, - Magazine street.
Opposite Arcade Hotel. New Orleans.
Jan !, 80.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-07-29

CohmN'ee Edward L Hays, r I
Bentlg. Edward @. hdmouston
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-07-29

BgRrISG THE DADA letter from
Solferino, after the battle, describes the
burial Of the dead as follows:
" AT one point by the side of the road
ten or fifteen peasants were burying the
dead. They gathered them from the
6eld upon the hand-barrows, from which
they were rolled into the hollow places
on the roadside, from which gravel had
been taken to repair the track and after
five or six, or as many as the space would
hold had been tumbled in, foot or two
of dirt was shoyeled over them. No
attempt was made to remove any of their
clothing, or to lay them side by side or in
any particular position. They were tum-
bled in just asst happened, and were COW
cred up as they CHANGED to fall Inmany
cases they were laid lengthwise, in single
file, and then covered over--o second row
being next put in. then a third, fourth,
&c. In this way over two hundred had
been buried in single place. 1t will
take long time to dispose Of all the
dead, and the carcasses of the horses also,
and il this excessively hot weather con-
tinues, the health Of the vicinity cannot
fail to suffer"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-07-29
Remarks.


1ss> The Society have deemed it necessary
TO publish the Annual Report of the Treasurer
to show to the public how the revenue has been
expended, and at the same time show the ne
cessity of increasing the entrance fees at the
gate, that the present debt existing for the
Ground and Lumber may be paid off
The expenses to the Society at the coming
Exhition will be little or no account, after pay
ing off the premiums, and they hope hereafter
70 BE able to offer much greater inducements to
competitors for premiums.
the erYices of all fine officers are gratuitous,
ana every dollar received is applied in the pay
laent o. the premums and Of the expenses in
cgVned alalg up the grounds, &c. for the
Fair Persons who have subscribed to pur-
chase die1ot md not paid, will perceive how
Important i for them TO do so at once.
". VEIRS BOUIC, Sec'y.
ROCKVILLE. July l5. lS59-td
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-07-29
Harms.
SaddIery and EEarness,

C0nlnlttec. --AlIen j. Davis, Jos
Fl. Bradley, George Shoemaker.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-07-29
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
A Benevolent Institution established by
special Endo,oment, for the reliy
q the SICK Sch aud Distressed, a
Hicfed lcith IirnIeni and
.taicted nth Tiralent and
Epidemic Diseases

.ficted nth Tiralent and
Epidemic Diseases.
"A VIE HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
"A in view of the awful destruction of
human life caused by Sexual diseases, and the
receptions practised upon the unfortunate vic
tins' OF such diseases by Quacks, several years
ago directed their Consulting Surgeon, as a
Charitable Act worthy Of their name, TO open
a Dispensary for the treatment Of this class Of
diseases, in all their forms, and to give Medi-
cal Ade'ce Gratis to all who apply by letter,
with description Of their condition, (arc,
occupation, habits Of life, &e~(sapd in case OF
extreme poverty, to furnish Medicines free of
charge 1t is needless to add that the Associa-
ton commands the highest Medical skill of the
age, and will furnish the most approved mod
ern treatment
The Directors Of the Association, in their
Annual Report upon the treatment Of Sexual
Diseases, express the highest satisfaction with
the success which has attended the labors OF
their surgeons in the cure of Spermatorrhpa,
Seminal Weakness, Gonorrhea, elect, Syphi-
lis, the vice of Onanism or SclfAbuse, Diseas-
es Of the Kidneys and Bladder, &C. and order
continuance of the same plan for the ensuing
year.
The Directors, on review Of the past. feel
assured that their laoors in this sphere of be-
nevoent effort have been Of great benefit to
the afflicted, especially to the Young, and they
have resolved to devote themselves, with re-
newed zeal, to this very important and much
despiscd cause.
An admirable Report on SpermatorrhGa, or
Seminal Weakness, the vice Of Onanism, Mas
turbation, or Self Abuse, and other diseases Of
the sexual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon,
will be sent by mail lin a sealed envelope
fTes Of eharye, on receipt oPttro stamps for post
age Other Reports and Tracts on the nature
and treatment Of Sexual diseases, diet. &c. are
constantly being published for gratuitous dis
tribution, and will be sent to the afflicted.
Some OF tile new remedies and methods of
treatment discovered during the last year, are
Of great value.
Address, for Report or treatment, DR.. J.
SKlLLIN HOUGHT0N, Acting Surgeon,
Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth St,
Philadelphia, Pa.
By order Of the Directors,
EZRA D. HEARTWEiL, Pres't.
jan 81 GEO. FAIRCHILD, Sec'y.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-07-29
First Day.

The Officers and Committees will assemble
at the Speaker Stand at 8 o'clock, A. NJ.
The Committees on vegetables, fruits. hams,
poultry, domestic and culiary departments,
household fabrics seeds tobacco, and -four,
will examine the articles submitted to them
from to II O'Clock, A. NJ, and report to the
Secretary. The premiums awarded by these
committees will beannouuced from the Speak
er's stand at 2 o'clock P. NJ
The Annual Address will commence at IL
O'Clock, An.
The Committee on draft horses will make
their examination from till IL o'clock, A. NJ
and at o'clock, P. NJ. will have the animals
in the Ring.
At 4 O'Clock, PM THE RING WILL BE
OPEN for Equestrian Exhibitions of Saddle
and Quick Draft Horses.
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Prices of Admission.

Persons on foot, 25 cents; Children of twelve
years and under, 10; Servants in attendance
Of families or in charge of stock, ETC., free !;
Carriage, one or two horse, 25 cents Four
Horse carriage, so cents; Horse and Rider,
37} cents.
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@ueexlSware,

july at

HAVING LOCATED IN ROCKVILLE,
H Carroll county, Md. offers his profession
al services to the citizens thorcofand vicinity.
lie will also practice in the portions Of the
counties Of Montgomery and Howard situated
in the vicinity Of RidReville. He may at all
times be found at his Office, exccp, when called
away professionally april l5-u
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-07-29
Second Day.

The Committee on blooded horses, saddle
and quick draft, will cause the animals to be
exhibited in the Ring from 81 to ! ! o'crk, A. NJ.
The Flowing Match will take place at IL
O'Clock, A. n.
Premiums awarded by committees ON heavy
draft horses, horse ana mule teams, cattle.
sheep, hogs, saddlery and harness, agrieultrl-
raj implements, and blowing, will be announ-
ced from the Speakers Stand at l ocrk, p. NJ.
The exhibition Of quick draft and saddle hor-
SEES will be resumed at 3 clock, and continue
until 0 clock, P. NJ.
Premiums awarded for blooded horses. sad
die horses, and quick draft horses, win be an
nounced from the Speaker Stand at 3, p. NJ.
An ample supply OF wafer, and feed for stock
ofall kinds, will be upon the ground.
No person to enter the Riding Circle during
the exhibition of horses, except the Judges and
owners Of stock on exhibition and their at
tendants.
The Rules for Driving and Riding will be an
nounced from the Stand, and it is expected
that they will be strictly observed.
No stock to be exhibited in the Ring unless
previously registered with the Clerk, and en-
trance paid.
IS-No money will be received at the gate.
TICKETS to be had at the Ticket Office on the
ground.
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81 1914 81
GEO. PETER Jn., Treas.

ES- The several Committees may, in their
discretion, award premiums Tor articles which
have received premiums atiormcr exhibitions,
as well as for articles OF mert for which rrc-
NUNS ar not specifically oa, rcd
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Wool will be received at an,
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that by virtue Of a
i decree Of the Circuit Court for Montgome-
ry County, as Court of Equity, the subscrib-
or has been appointed Trustee for the settle
ment Of the business Of Silas Browning, late
Sheriff Of Montgomery county therefore all
persons indebted to said Browning, for officers
fees OF for monies due on executions placed 10
his hands as Sheriff aforesaid, are earnestly
requested TO settle the same, as the Situation OF
said business requires il should be closed up as
speedily as possible.
TO accommodate those having business with
me, Twill attend on TUESDAYS at the office Of
JoHS q. ENGLAND, Esq in Rockville.
S. 7. STONESTREET, Trustee
april l-tf OF SILAs BRowSISG