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90 Uhum it map Concern.

CAUTION to DEALERS III ELASTIC FAB
~ RIGS containing THREADS OF sHLErS OF VULVAs-
IZED RUBBER-rbe undermined gives notice that Dc holds
conveysno. from Charles Goody OF toe exclusive
sht Rubber prepared according 20 'aa uood
gears patsnt II June u.s. 1874 In al elastic sorcs tue etciy
Of which due thu 'hirng or oofrps.os the 'a.e1 81
th such fAb and In ell woven braided cem-nssd or
fabrics such be covered or prots on
both sides Wits other thsD rubos ana 10 All
,uooth elastic .hrs5 goods and Also to make aud ss iods
rubber threads Of yuosnrsd ubbs snd al threads or sheets Of
rubber which be msse 6nisned by union vito OF
covered by 6brcus suusshces Aud be hereby gives no
tee that ready supply the Esd- with sach fsodcs
rs..on. bic rates ard hes full stock nov 10 nors -
His attention bias been called tn styersemsn nsnss oy
William Judson 10 Which said JudSon claims TO d ms o~nsf o.
be right 20 iDport and s-u such scoss
Ths Satdsd that this prssnss on IN. part 0
ssd Judson fraud upon the pubic snd made Tor ne plf
ts Or. the pusc and be does
not af,rd the undersusd opportunity Of commanding any
SUIT .sau,t b. n In orAsr thee tes Cnsrs, Goodyear
valid ies sad Judson or 70 one else
cd the The question
decided BY Judge Inge,o In Newyork upoa preliminary
motion partial of tho not decsVs OF
t eris the title Of underlined sud the card Eusshed
Judson shows that tho Court imposed upon OF
title third part, Which said Judsou oams -
have been in himself for the isS. years.
Ybs undersnsd therefore cautions all dealers In articles OF
the above descriptions containing VULCANiZsD KUBBsk
that no Foods lawfully sold 10 this country without
his ,ense stamp aud t,s he snail prosecute 70 the
Of the Law al peoni infringing npon bis 'sd rights
Orders solicited and rights to guaranteed by
HORACE DAY, No Is Courlandt st. New fork
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OENTRAL PARK UNPAID ASSESSMENTS.

C-NoTiCE TO OWNERS os PROPERTY. The o~n.
property assessed fox Central Psx are hereby notified
that pected % b. paid or before
Nav 1889 with pei interest rom FEB 1886, tue date
of confirmation BY the Supreme Court and ones. 'd a''-'
,n are paid By May 7th next the assessment list vi be ne
"a. Clerk when INTEREST WILL ga CHARGED AT
rgEsATs o, TWKLys from he dsts u
oon6rmaop The ropery eLbrseed IN the follow
S limit viz, All those pieces Il LAND situated in the said
cty bounded described follows that 10 70 on tbs
uoTth BY tho cen, Of blocks between h HIN
,ou.b tina Center ne o. the blocks between as
and m or the east by line Of the blocks BET
I'd ana by the center line Of the block. be-
tween m and llh .rd also al those osr4 other o
oc-s and parcels and fronting side Of the 5h ot
Ih ara 9Th ava ll6h and i20th and al those
ets other os piece, snd parcs Of and fronting etaer
Eth stu End BroadwsJ oesSsso
So -od 4d laid tAe map Of the Connissionsr'
GU 6le ip his office.
CoLLgcroR's OFrIck, No 2 CRY Hail osssmsut-
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CRY or NEw-YOsK, DEPARTMENT % RtsAScE,
CosTsoLLtRs OFPicE, Apni n, 1853. }
.vnTI0E Va OWNERS of REAL ESTATE -


Eums rous applications having been made b tns Depart
ep BY citizens holding receipts Of various Collectors o. Asses1
m.n Tor psio previous 70 pr 49, 1853 GA scount 81
..sosm.ns opening Central Pan and 'ausry sre't Ane
other witch have been retained by shf
Collectors and credited 10 tho proper books no bnreaa OF
ths econ Of Ae.smeDs 70 nave such GREAT, GUY na9e
ths crested BY such a..ssaent' e.noesd a1d aus
charsd recotd-NOriCE Is HEREBY OWEN TO all per
vbo have paid as'ss'ueot. Wes hsSo no es11 a.
credited present evidences Of uch PAYMENT a. this Ohcs
for examination Beoe suhodHog the dseha &c Of eIt
ips .ueDnent n the Controller will require tue orsnA re
cent the authorized officer Of the Corporation. 20 b. MED 10
tot. Oce affidavit Of the party 81 or 90 account Of
WHOM he payment 0 si. ,ers forth the fs;s snd et
cmarce. the Gaze and other proof will sosoe toe
uudrr sy whom such collections were made In cases
where payments made clerks persons otoor
the Collectors representing themssve % Be ansoor1.i
To- receive payments behalf Of the Corp7ra,On
authority such 70 act ia the premises must %
clearly shown When payments have been msds by BANK
order II ire Collectors aud atOfsed ~
should BE- presented nth the recsp. o. 'ea
Ohc.
for the deh.gs Of ens The above m-l,onod
panied rs3 proof payment sn,1d b.
made IL wrn Adsreud 20 tho U1dessred the -uFeore
benE inoou.c Claim for dchsts Of al ssssssDent len
H. upon eI.unaOn tho proof Of payment shall Do deemed
sfactry the lieu viii De csocsed and eeiancss y Iai
effect Will ven under the hssd OF the Conaoler II the
proof no. sasfac0ry tn. papers U b. returned
kOB'T T. HAWS, Couaolsr.
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U,HE PERSON who wrote q note TO Lady,
ususS "BOARoER- will obhes hsr by osltnl Of .se
.ddres, % which v,s s.nt TO MORROW, bstvssa a,t
ycl),t fas 1.uaast coa6ieass wiu b assssvsi
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NOTICE 10 TAXPAYERS OFFICE Of the
~ cnn4IssIONER Rs Of TAXES and AASksskkNr5,

NOTICE 70 TAA-PA OF me
~ COMMISSIONERS Of TAXES and AssEsskEHrs
No 5. Ch,mbsus kewYorb Jan TO- lSsNotics 10 nersoy
Rois Of Real and Personal ErAts
the City Of Ee~Yort o the 1883 open Tor pubic
Inspection and vii continue oPec unn ths Sta day Of API
seIt inclusive AL Tax payers earnestly requested 70 cav
the II order that errors IL the tssoss
uerz may corrected Also, al pepons enatet oy law 70
reduction their resson Of BEING Clergy or
to military suc also literary Charitable nItit ol
by v exempt from sIstou requested % usfe appheoI
Tor exemption 70 the eoIns Of ne
rolls on ssia sch day Of April ,,..
The foo section Of the Of April Is 1887 p1sdsose
for the information Of Tax payers; -.
sIcros u Dunns the boo shall D. opss % pceae
Inspection beein6efor provided Application nsJ ,, ss
b. any considering himself ss<eyee DJ tae sses
yslu.on OF hts rra penons esste, % have 70 ns ~
rect.d II sacs Application b. made in relation 20 the
yalu.ton o. real estate b. made In sr'nf s>nf tne
"a. .r.ru into he complaint and IT, In .hsir nent ne
,X.-.-nso IL erroueous they shall me sas % De cor
rected n such application b. made IL resc1 70 &c 1855
y,.or OF p.rson, estse the applicant snA De IN
l-r o.h ey IL. said COnriisoneg or any on Hena "a H.
,bsir iudgmsut ire sssesmsn. Is erooeols h-g saa o.
Ia. ..- 70 De- corrected and declare .n- oehon Aeseoc
br .srty d. sef such application s1sA have oeen made
n ITEM No reduction shal Be made 81 The Soad Of 5dpes
Sor. On aay personA estate 7sed IN
a. ures shall sppeaf, under oatn or al rmsuoR,
d., n. pay .xxsy.d unable 20 ltend vticin he n-rd
-..bt sr ne correction Of taxes Of SICKNESS
ss..nes ctop .as slsy ~ Law Of 1857, page SO
J. w. ALLEN
A. J. WILLIAASOh
j w. BROWN.
Conuiaioasu Of fxxes sod AssessneoS
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Gbanrss for Business Meu.

BROADWAY LEASE for SALE.--A TWO
ID YEARS LEASE q STORE on tie eat side Of Broad
usy above Stewart. For psItieusrs spPY -
HOaEk MORGAN. No. Plnss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-23

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
GREAT AMATEUR PERFORMANCE
| IN AID or The aMERIC An DRAMATIC FUND.
RNTihELS nEW AND ORIGINAL SIyE-ACr PLAY.
.Ien i Soas SSs 20 sS,i saa B. GOODRICH
and produced under the i " %sLI sSs''n Of
70 Dc "-O'u''0 0RIoINAL PROLOGUE,
mos: kindly presented y p WILLIS.
ih' incidental s PTslo; s6 15Sgdi .na CHORUS
BY THOMAS BAKER
with tie generous permission of
''A Mis-. LAURA KsENEL
In edition to the SSTsd{ q 'esc,1Gn fro"
ard variety Of ether entertainments
70 DC DisfINoUIsHEo AMATEURS
literary ao professional ana soci, influence snd celeb
Il: 2he stsgs viii be under the direct,onof
MI joan MOORE
The 's"0H' TaTs Sd is'f EPs s N Apa
commencing vita entirely and original com'dy Il Eve
'''' THE DARK HOUR BEFORE DAWN.
Joseph La Tour. brother TO Cecile,
Force Gaereu, assuming the rank Of lie Marquis de
Dc rIop .hOT sighted and inqatve mid
viscoun de ROsiero high spirited aud sensitive young
Count Alfred de senneve bis cousin. reckless intrigued
Cbevsli.r Fre!uquet, al irresistible oourt'er
M'n'euI ts s.I1ihe' Friend, of Count Alfred.
PspiiIop valet TO the Count
Tire oouchon, butler - ,
tho song of To Ali Honest RogOes"
Tisbuohet,
PefTe he Beilete, CsrOusers at the cabme.
Point de GuePe.
Grifet
Captain Of the Guard.
Cecile La Tour Viscountess de Rosiste.
MuicadiLe, femme dc ohsmbfe
Chenille, domestic
Guards, 30, Ac
fine DiDt the latter part Of tbs reign OF Los' Ql,Iefr
he
PLANNFRY, BIZ hind permission OF Mr.. WALLACR-
To be followed BY .dnet from ,.,.,,.
After which Grand sceJs from
LA TRAVlArA.
To conclude with the last act Of -
LUCIA Dl LAMMERbOOR-
The whole Of which vii b. int.t Pret7d ny ..-,.r
POPULAR OrERA5
PRICES.
Single tickets parlues ana circle.
Private sBd Dress circle, %
First ccle...........S l each imphh-at 80
To be had o. ell the hotel. and music stores.
PARTICULAR NOTICE
Sess only be Box Of Wakoks Thea.
ter under The direction 81 Mr. Theodore Moss.
fhe whole programme Of enteTts ments VIII be under the
MI J. w. WALLACE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
REHEARSAL ON SATURDAY:
The Selections from Operas
At2 O'Clock, with full orchestra
The Play at 3 O'Clock,
With full orchestra.
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Refriserators.

COMMITTING NEW and SUPERlOk..Ss
- RgYoLyIsG .nd vEsrILAfIHe sESk'okhAr.
This article While 4. very economical in Ice aA'
.uoun. Of shelfroon, wbioh 10 70 Arranged a."
s.r.n. .,.r-p..o,, th,rrsy keeping bq:ssr nii ts
oooiD, "a sou... vita mea,s 6sh neloos or sayuias
n, he, MAY become tainted sad spoled. It has "s~s
attached tas shelves rsyolys bringing each din -
Yb, kor 1, ysry ornamental being made In a 4,
sa~nsIx .,.toe5 We also i've personal st,ennop -
Itns, N 4.rrnns sns ysoa stins send tor cG,SS
dssoriutsoa aod o1tA y L. HE0ENBEkO 49,
70 50 Wa fsr -, Do0 bfsssZ
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Doints, Oils, Glass, Hf.
Builofns materials.
[BERT FREESTONE CORA'

VyHE ALBERT FREESTONE Con
- "~P BUTY-coLoKEp sfoNA
vtioS enters into arg number Of the ansss a. ~
sreoseA tn NewYork, Bai1more, rahteipeH -. -. q
furuish tas same Stone Of Q rsse, color wu1 S.I 81
ar, vf bs taksn sos sny point the AnansS 800
1900 $50 G12UEL r. DIN1hOkE sS~216
0dssNs. 10 Nasssa O. (cou @oow ssass sliH"s"
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OFrict OF TER GoyEssoss OF TsE AIMS Housr
Aprl ~ lsj1 I

DROPOSALS-STE1M and BARGE
Il WAIVED Sealed popo.al. will b received BY tbs Gov
Of the Aims House their Office Rounds fak snhl
2 O'Clock %. Of 18th inst for the services OF STEAM
BOAT BARGE for year the lat day
Of Nay next Propos,s give The OF the boat tinsssA
dimensions ard draft OF water and black for Of
.nd ali iuotus for the proper understanding Of the
obhr>,ous required tm parties prOPons viii be fdrnshsi on
appicstion their ofics
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OFFICE or TIRE 0Ossssois oV rHs ALss Houss,Hl

Hsw-YoRK. sprt IS. 1875.
DROPOSALS-T MILK DEALERS.-Sealed
PROPOSES vil BE- received BY the Governors Of the Alns
House o, their Oos Rotubds Psrt until u O'Clock 81
the ssth INSTANT for supplying daily the institutions on
Bsck~ePs Island sni 81 Bellevue Ho'ps foot Of sSth.i,
River for Ore Year fron he rs day Of NAY Pure
Sweet UDskin cd COUNTRY mILK OF the beet qualify.
Bs fornI OF prop and al information for the
snd1s OF the obfs ions required from parties P7oposre
viii BE- furr ished on application 81 .neir ofios
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no CAPITALISTs.-FOR SALE, the GLoU.

ITO CAPITALISTS.-FORS SALE, the GLOU-
CEsrER CHINA FACTORY a. Giouessfsr. n. J., oppo-
Philadelphia With spscA charter m.nutssture Che MI
Drugs Ch Glass; and all other articles OF ~hch clay,
ssnd and other esrtay form the bss, To-
sredens TIE property consists Of lss lot 30 fsstin wd'h
extending ts ~h. Ooo ftinto the river Delsssre ~beret
nasabe for 6rscss vesse 81 al tides On the lot are sr
substantial btck buidiu nth sa.e roofs al 10 rcot
js; engine and pipes through the main building
lot Of clsy Al other material hsod with mo DIS mills
kIbs s binds Of ,ansry carry the factory Part
OF the bart and ourdrry be rented for onshsl tina
interest the purchase money
A., Information can BE- bad Of the subscriber st NsrchsnI
Bous. Courtsndt NewYork thts week after t1.t No.
as North 6.bst, Philsdslp hts JACOB SChEErZ
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fost ano found.

AN OWNER WANTED for BLACK MAIZE,
N that handed coschman by stake in Broad,
way 9hst by boy sho wa leading her no sed
wsscn on THURSDAY The have the same By
applying 70 r. HOE & Co., No 81 Galo'st
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ACADEMY NUsIC-OPE R A
"A MILE ALAMO.
L0~7' Dsb1t n Am.rs: Of he re- sbsei Pnaa donna
MILE CAROLINE ALAMO.
esnor SfERAhI.
uhe popular tenor In . rsis. ,
Ma Won BERKEL, Sig AokELh'
BelaLfs opers Of
n O r MA.
MONDAY, APRIL 3. Ats,
The sale Of seats ommenoes thi. morning
Thrill OPFR HiGHTS a TWO HArINEHS
TBURsDaY-oRAgD MATINEE
XXM. MAsON's and THEO. THOMAS
w FIFTH CLASSICAL MATINEE
WILL BE GIVEN
DoDwoRTEs HALL On TUESDAY, April IS, a. O'Clock
with the sssist.nc. Of Msssrs. PRgUssER, scHATZ,
KUHLExASN and GOEpElI
There vii be played, Trio by scauuaau Oest By schl-
Romance for tbs Violin b. BerhoE. Etude By Blbnsien'
Tibet, 70 be hsd a. the Music and the DOR,
THEATRE FRANCAIS.-
R EPppS M e NIX ssRk.sIoioiNxfEEo
ACHIEVEMENT SUSPENoU
Ala demsnde generate des families enc ct derisre rspe-
LA GRACE DE DIEU.
drGue vaudeville en- scteA .
Mile Laurence Chevaer remplirs lie role ds...... MARA
Nile Eugene Sen oelu ''Cholcnon
de location tOus les joan de heurei on nsn
5 heures 6u soir.
HorIcs-Ihe Decteurs respectfully 10 the sub
having made
sttt THEATRE ROYAL, Montreal on .oIdAy JAY 1879
when the ID ster po,tyely be until Oct, l. 1883
Y. WIDOWS aud G. SAGE, Directors
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6prins Beos.

nA IN TO VE nj
ia 0O,or the sEsr srsMs sEDh % ~
ExIsTENCE a, No 37s broad~a,, N Y Ex,nIne r. 80
5,s.. the ELLIPTIC BED-sPRN0 Co for their dssoryo"
Circular soscs Inducements rsis and oA sSssse
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printing.

At RVERDELLs-Weddi Cards, Notes
ko-Tbes celbrated Card, spsnddT engraved only
" bad IN Brosdwsy Dusnsst Orders received BY mall
ENGRAVING and PRINTING, HALF-PRGCE.
L-Wedons At Home and Visiting Cards Bill Heads Sud
ga. C.rds Checks &c. Of KELLY'S No 81 P1fonst M T.
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ITO STATIONERS and PAPER DEALERS
For sale small and well assorted sto IL Of STATION
cry copsis'ins CT Blank Books, Writing pspsr &c. Also
TO LET pat of BTOkE OF the best locations in
CITY For further ioormston spPJ At No ts BosdwsI
second door above Csrslst
O. nnn TO $4,000 WANTED-For an
Qs),ONJu interest in . business that will pay within
two or three years go and risk real security
Will given. required, that the smous Invested vii DO
realized. Address J. FRANCES, Box No. SIS Post ohos
Phlaselphi., Pa
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Remopois.

DEMOVAL.-DEFI SALAMANDEk
N sAFE DEPOT REMOVED from Nc. lss PsariS- y
DO o. Murray st. corner Collefe Psoe
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6tationerp ano faarr @coas.
Waua

4 GENTS WANTED-TO SELL BROTHER
N JONATHAH's PATENT FURNITURE POLlsH-fhe
most C bAted Polish Introduced. Also DAVIS Ma
nsr's Electric Bschpe and bsrdys Magic kemefy SAFES
gAtsnteS or mocty refunded Wholesale aud Retail D. pot,
NO 2is Broadway n. Y. J. B. HARLO" ", hauuisotrers
AEelt
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HORSE For SALE.-A very Superior Dark
Grey HORSE of extraordinary size ana strength eight
yf.rs Cd perfectly sound and gent hsrnes god fs%i
~ Hor,e or suisbe for Express WAGON Apply 70
ROWLAND JOHNSON. 81 Beaver St. He~-fork, or orange
New.Jersey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-23

CPRING FASHIONS for 1859.
~ CHARLES HEARD Co.,
No sol GRAND 81.
SILKS SlLhS SILKS
pieces SpruE aud Summer SILKS. in r'h Chene
Bsdere Plain Plaid Striped aud small Check sir ROBES
double Shut, aud Roaces also, Fousta SlGhs in nea
email figures and ohu,z coos tofetnet with Arse stocS o.
low priced sLKs Tor Promeusds or Evening Costume much
under regular prices - ., ,,>e,,-
Ctsry FoulsTds Printed chslies, BAfess.,
PoI y Ch.ye pei.uss, Greuadces,
Camilla Cloth, fnench Prints barge ROBES
Bsresc Anglia, SCOTCH cling Dams SnA'c 9s scspXae
Spanish Glsoe, Perohe. h'1s De N"eNe
STELLA sHAWLS MANrlLLAs HAGbANs, ChEs-
TEkFiELD SACKS, SPANISH WhAPPERS BAS0O rs
ssd CIRCULARS both Ia sh AND Cota vito 40 .nslrs Va
riety o. sHsEfIN5S sHlRTlNGs LINEN TABLE DAN
ASK, NArKieS LACE CUarAlNs D6APEsY MUsLlNs
and general as.ortmeut OF DOMESTIC GOODS for family
rs, witch tasy oder al their popular 10 prices
CHAS HcAsD Co No. sol Grsnd-st
B-Orsers from The ooanty mast be accompanied Win
the cash.
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CTEPHEN II. BRANCH will repeat his Concert.
- and Bialwes Island Lecture Hope Caspel MONDAY
EVENING Msy g. with Scenery. Cells Qusrriet Cosu
Cacvicts TO- inputng perfect denesnon Of prison lfs
-. msroes before vii be sublime sui imposing
kvssy sSeas viz BE- shssss Nd btiassRt- rokss SOC.
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Rorses, Carriages, Sc.

Tor SALE-A brown HORSE, long tsll war
,..S Ind ana Gentle ia snxs sn3 double bsns
under saddle. Apply a, THOMAS d. DiLhss SAoles' NO
lel Mercer. near BleeCkerst-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-07-29

THE NOMINEES OF THE BLADENsBURG
CONVENTION 1t will be seen, by refer
ence to a letter which we copy from the
Baltimore Sun" aud publish in ano-
ther column of to-day's paper, giving a
synopsis of the proceedings of the con-
vention held at Bladensburg on We'd
nesday last, that Col GEo. W. HuGHEs,
of Anne Arundel county, received the no.
mination for Congress in this the Sixth
Congressional District. Though the
vote of our county in the Convention
was given for another, distinguished
gentleman of Charles county, and many
of our friends in Montgomery have been
disappointed, we have no doubt that the
anti Kuow-nothing voters will, with
great unanimity and zeal, rally to the
support of the nominee of the Bladens-
burg Convention, and evidence their ap-
probation of the distinguished services
of Col. II. and their loyalty to the Dem
ocratic party. Col. H. is an accom-
plished scholar, a polished gentleman,
and an honest, consistent, and well-tried
Democrat, worthy of the support of
every patriot, and every friend of the
present National Administration.
NATHANIEL DUKE, Esq, of Calvert
county, was nominated for Commissioner
Of Public Works Mr.. D. has held many
public trusts, having represented his
county in the Legislature, and for sew
cral years past been Clerk of the Circuit
Court, dischargiBg all his duties correctly
and faithfully. We with great pleasure
recommend him to the voters of this
District and in behalf of our friends in
Montgomery promise him the anti-Know-
nothing vote.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-07-29
DARNESTOWN
PAR0CHIAL SCHOOL.

TNHIS INSTITUTION is located in Darnes-
Il town, Montgomery county, Maryland, "a
miles from Washington city and is reached,
within miles, by daily steamboats, on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
The School isnndcr the control of Board
Of Trustees composed of the Session of the
Jamestown Prcsby Church and FIVE per-
sons elected annually by the patrons of the
School. 1t consists OF Male and Female De-
partment, furnished with Teachers of superior
ability.
The course of study embraces the usual En-
glish, Mathematical, and Classical Studies,
taught in Academies and Seminaries.
The scholastic year is divided into TWO sEs-
sIoNs, OF % WEEKS EACH The next session
will commence on the Second Monday in
August next.
EXPENSES The terms of tuition vary
from $500 to $l4.00 per session, according to
the branches studied payable, onc-haf at the
middle OF each session. and the other half at
the close.
French (extra) per session..............$1 90
Music, with use Of instrument (extra)
per querter, GA lessons).. ..........S 100
BOARD in private families may be had for
about $4,000 per session, or $40 90 per month
For more definite information, address Rev
d. MOTHER or ]. d. STEWART, NJ. d., Darnes-
town, Maryland.
REFERENCES. P. D. Gurley, D. D.,
Washington city, d. c.; Rev. b. +. Bittnger,
Washington city; r. A. Tschiifely, Esq,
Washington city; Rev. J. II. Bocock, d. D.,
Georgetown, D. G.
DARsEsTowN, Mp, July %, la59-jy 20 If
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CHE Mlarkets.
BALr1Monr. June n. 1859.

BAL1IMoRE june Il, 1903.
GRAE.-The offerings of wheat this morn
ing amounted to only some 10000 bushels,
and with fair demand from millers yester-
days prices were well sustained, and for me-
dium and fair grades slight advance was OBJ
tanned; sales of common to medium white
were at $lal.l0, fair to good do at 81 l5a
rs, and prime to choice 81 30a1 SO per bush. !;
red also sold at an advance, fair to choice
bringing 81 lOal % per bush. Corn-whitc,
8las3 cts. measure, and yellow 82as4 cts per
bush. sneAsire iasll. Oats--30a34 cts. per
bushel. Rye-FO cts. per ushel.-SEn.
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Deaths.

DIED, on Sunday the 2fth instant at his re-
sdence near this place, Mr.. JONATHAN
GRANGER, in the s5th year Of his age.
Mr.. G. was native Of this county, and
through his entire life has been one of our
most esteemed and ofthy citizens.
DIED, on Friday the ed instant at her fi,-
theirs residence, Capt. ELIJAH THOMPSON, near
Middlebrook, in this county, MARY E., con-
sort of Jom w. JONES, in the 10Th year Of her
age.
God Of those stars, TO which once appeaPd
In vain fantasy Of sympathy,
How wretched have been in my few years
How | have wept throughout the sleeplcss
night;
Then sank in heavy slumber, misery still
Haunting its visions mornings cold gray light
Walked me reluctant, for though sleep had been
Anguish, yet could say it was but sleep.
DIED, at the residence Of his father near this
place, on Sunday, the oath inst, Mr.. JAMES
DUFFEY, aged about So years
May he rest in peace
DIED, on the evening of the 25th instant, in
the 18th year of his age, JEREMIAH oRME,
Esq, one of the eldest and most respected mer-
chants in Georgetown, d. G.
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E1- 1t is reported that large body
Of the constituents of Hon. Daniel II.
Sickles, offended at his recent course in
a matter well known to the public, have
drawn up petition, to be signed only
by his former political friends and asso-
eiatos, requesting him, in the most point
ed terms, to resign his seat as a member
Of Congress. It is also stated that the
memorial in question has received nearly
/ 400 signatures.