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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-17
ETR ES

Between two and three o'clock yesterday morn
ing officers Burman and Seymore discovered the
house of VIM. Stewart on Bolton street near Ian
vale street to be on fire. Arousing the inmates the
lire was found to have made considerable progress
under the stairway the first floor. Itwas howev-
er soon extnguished by the aid ofsevera buckets of
water, without causing an alarm. The damage
done is tri1ing. 1t is not known whether the fire
had its origin by accident or design.
The alarm of fire yesterday morning about 12%
O'Clock was caused by the burning and total des-
truction of shed attached to the brick yard of
VIM. Reese on the Washington road, one two
miles distant from the city
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Assignment for to-day ISL to ISL
Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. William l.. Mar
shall, Judge. The Court engaged in the fol-
| lowing business yesterday:
Poole & Hunt rs. VIM. McIain. An action on
promissory note Verdict for plaintiffs for Sl3Lil
Il. H. H. Cropper and Thomas J. Cropper as. H.
II. smith An action on a promssory note. Yer
diet for defendant.
tion on an open account. Goods sold to third
person for which defendant is alleged to be respon-
sible Jury out.
Assignment for to-day 39I to 42l
UNITED STATES DIsTRICr CoURT.-IIOn. William
Fell Giles, Judge VIM. Meade Addison, ESQ. Uni
ted States District Attorney prosecuting.
The jury IN the case of the United States Us.
Thomas Wilson, master the schooner "Exchange,'
tried upon four indictments for cruel treatment of
seamen on board his vessel, returned u verdict of
"guty."
TowsoNrowN, March l6, 1852
CIRCUIT Court FOR BALTIMORE CoUNTY.-Before
Hon. Judge Price.
The appeal docket resumed, and the case of
John G. link Henry Onderdank taken up, in
which S65O9 is claimed. Tried before a jury and
judgment affirmed with costs.
Christian SnaveY US. f. Bergman and Richard
Cross. Debt SG2.l4. Tried before the Court and
Judgment affirmed.
DR.. J. A Craig Us. JOS Fl. Norris An appeal
for the recovery of S43.3 for carpenter work
done. Tried before the Court and Judgment re-
versed, and Judgment for $40 and cost.
a. QuantZ US. IL. Smlth. DEBT S24 for house
rent. Tried before the Court and held in c,ria.
Owing to the entire day being occupied in the
trial of four petty appeal cases. the removed liquor
cases were again postponed until tomorrow. A
large number of parties to those suits were in at
tendance to-day, and when they withdrew from the
room it was nearly deserted.
Court OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND-DE ECEMBER TERM,
185S.-ANNAPoLIs, March 16, lS59.-No. 20
Philip Bandel u.s. James w. Isaac. Appeal from
the Court of Common Pleas. Chief Jestice Lee
Grand delivered the opinion of this Court. Judg-
ment affirmed.
Special docket.-No. I. B. R. Gayle and Others
rs. John Fattle. Appeal from the Circuit Court fol
| Baltimore City. Continued.
No. 8. Postponed on account of sickness of coun
sci.
No. IL. A. H. Barnitz u.s. Henry G. Rice and
others. Appeal from the Circuit Court for Balt
more City. Continued.
No. 81 Thomas Wilson and others Us. Bank o.
Commerce and others. Appeal from the Circuit
Court for Baltimore City. Continued.
No. 20. Samuel katZ vs. r. Moore, ct al. Ap
peal from the Circuit Court for Baltimore City
Continued.
The cases next in order are Nos. 80. Frazier Us
! Warfeld, and 81 Sprague Us. Ward, on the Spe
cial docket; No. SO on the General docket and
then the cases from the Eastern Shore, lis, ll6
&c.
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Prof. Jacob Grimm relates the fnllnwinn an

Prof. Jacob Grimm relates the following anec-
dote: "Not long ago, little girl of about eight
years old, apparently belonging to a good family,
rings at the door of DR.. Grimm, and tells the ser
want that she wishes to speak to the Herr Profess
sor' Thinking that the little one had to deliver
message, the servant shows her into the study of
the Professor, who receives her kindly, and asks
after her errand The child looks at him with
earnest eyes and SAYS is it thou who hast written
those fine Marchen?' fairy tales yes, my dear,
answers DR.. Grimm, my brother and have writ
ten the Haus Marchen.' Then thou hast also writ
ten the tale of the clever little tailor, where it is
said at the end who will not believe it must pay
thaler2 'Ies have written that too. well,
then, do not believe it, and so suppose have to
pay thaler; but as | have not so much money
now, I'll give thee greschen on account, and pay
the rest by-and-by.' The sarant, may be magin-
ed, was not little surprised and amused. He in
quired after the name of his conscientious little
reader, and took care that she reached her home
safely"
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son, Stock and Bill Brokers'
u Con Il .t..nn


In New York today stocks rather irregular vir
ginia and Missouri 6s declined q each; New York Cen
trail 4; Rock Island x; Michigan Southern l. Harlem a.
but Illinois Central bonds advanced X Canton 4 Read
ing .; and Cleveland and Toledo e. Erie Michigan
Southern guaranteed and Gaena and Chicago all sold at
yesterdays figures.
The New York Tribune of to-day says
The foreign bill market closed on Tuesday with less
rmness than it opened The transactions large
extent and of the leading drawers continued to sell
Sterling freely at 109A to the close The remittances
of bills from the South have been large within few days
but they mostly to banking houses not come
the market Some good bills with bank endorsements
sold at 109h and document bills Francs are 55
as 12k.
The market for Government stock is very firm there
being several large buyers in market Sales some $500
0C0 made 103 1O4 the latter on short time and
1851 was freely bid for more. portion of the above
was taken for an Insurance Company and another
100000 by Western baker.
There considerable activity in call loans but after
it was known that the remaining sl5oOOOO of Govern
ment Loan was not coming the market the furry
sided and the market resumed the easy flow of the past
week The supply of money appears to be ample 4G6
per cent Paper in rather better supply today and
some of the banks are reducing their call loans in order
to invest in paper, which pays better interest.
sale of $4,000 y percent Treasury Notes made
to-day atpar About So 900 600 of these Notes mature
during the week, portion of which will be presented
for redemption and the proceeds replace the coin drawn
from the bank vaults last week for deposits the loan 1t
is not expected that the Secretary will issue proposals for
the reissue If Treasury Notes until he has drawn down
the present ubTreasury balance very materially The
Treasury Notes ceases after sixty
days notice, and hear from Washington that the
secretary will soon give this notice certain
of these Notes could he reissued per cent.
The steamer for Wednesday will probably take about
5000 GOO in gold.
Messrs Thompson Bros, New York, quote Land War
rants follows:
40. .... u....... Buying. Selling
~ acre Warrants. ts......''......Sl 90 81 10
so acre Warrants.... ......... SIC. qOc.
l2O acre Warrants. Soc. S5c.
100 acre Warrants. s.............. SAC. soc.
The following is comparative statement of Exports
Exclusive of specie from New York to foreign ports
for the week and since Jan l:
1857. 1858. 1859
Total for week $50, ,354 81 sos 96S 81 4s4 743
Previously reported II ,O4O944 99l5193 $685. 6l5
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siding on the Liberty road, some six miles distant
from the city. They taken before Justice
nesses, committed them to Jail for court. Imme-
diately after the examination, officers Handy and
Brooks, started in pursuit of Lewis Safer, and up
to the latest accounts, had not succeeded in cap
turing him.
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PROPERTY SALES.

| S. H. Cover, auctoneer, sold yesterday on the
premises the lot the south side of Thames street,
west of Broadway, II feet 5 inches front and S5
feet deep to an alley. The lot is improved by
substantial brick store and dwelling. The proper
ty is in fee. Purchased by E. Henewald for
SI1I5
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William Harrington, aged 55 years, and well
known in New York pugilist, disappeared
from his house nearly six weeks since, and no
tidings have been heard from him. He remarked
to his wife that unless he could keep from drinking
liquor he would commit suicide by drowning, but
it was supposed at the time to be mere drunken
JEST but it is thought that he carried his threat
into effect, He leaves wife and family.
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POLICE TyTFTTInFNnr

Yesterday morning officers C. Handy and r..
Brooks arrested two men named Barnhardt Safer
and George Safer, his son, charged with setting
fire to the house of Charles Heuring, butcher, re-
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-17

ANNUAL CUBAN NAVAL EXERCIsEs.-ThC New Or
leans PicGyune of the Sth says: The most active
preparations in progress at Havana, for the
nual naval exercises, soon to take place in Cuban
waters. 1t is believed that the squadron will make
the finest display it has made for many years, or
perhaps ever made. The following vessels are al
ready on the spot:
Line of battle ship Isabel Segunda, mounting sc
guns. The ship Francisco de Assis is also expected
to arrive in time to take part in the exercises
Frigates Esperanza, Bailen, Berenguela, Petron-
lila Ferrolana, and Perla, mounting 30 to 40 guns
Expected, the Princes de Asturias and Isabel
IL.
Schooners Isabel Francesca, Junata, and Isabel
Segunda, Churruca and Christina.
Steamers Isabel la Catolica Francisco de Assis,
Blasco de Garay, Colon, Herman Cortes, Leon, Ven
adito Neptune, D. Juan de Austria, Guadalquiver,
and Lezo measuring with the steam frigates 1856
horsepower.
The whole number of vessels is thirty-three.
mounting 402 guns. The exercises will be under
the immediate command of the Commanding Gen
eral of the squadron.
New HAMPsHTRE-Although the black "Republi.
cans'' of New Hampshire succeeded in eecting thei,
candidate for Governor and returning thei,
three members to Congress, still the general result
OF the contest is highly encouraging to the Democ
racy. The New Hampshire Patriot extra gives tn,
returns from all but % towns, which foot up Cate
Democrat, 81, l,l4; Goodwin, Republican, 81. SIS
The Democrats have gained Councillor, one Sen
ator, and about tcenty members of the House. The
towns to be heard from will reduce the Republican
majority to about 5000; last year it was 4,736.
Mr. j. n. Russell, Swedish cooper, committed
suicide in Boston few days since. The Herald says
From all the circumstances which have thus far
been elected concerning the cause of the rash act
stands out in bold relief the fact that his "better
half was very much inclined to render her hus
bands life an unpleasant one, from fretful and
scolding disposition.
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Burning of the United States Steamboat ID. II

Burning of the United States Steamboat d. III
Norton
! MEMPHIS, Tenn, March l5.-The United States
steamboat ID. H. Morton, with a load of hav for
Fort Smith, was burned on the 1lth inst, sixty
miles above Little Rock The boat and cargo are a
total loss No lives were lost
l. Four Persons Drowned.
| BowNANyILLE, c. W, March 1.-Two men and
a woman and child were drowned off Port Darling
ton last evening. They were in small boat, which
capszed in a gale Their names are Mr.. Crocker
Mr. Terry, Mrs. Terry and child.
Fire in Boston
BOsToN, March l5.-Last evening the rosin oil
factory Of A. W. Trowbridge & Co, at Newton
Centre, was destroyed by fire, with two small
lars
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[ From the Ne,o York Papers. !
u,Ixa E,;n,,;

ToRoNTo, March l5.-Collingwood harbor is en-
tlrey clear of ice, and active preparations are being
made for starting the line steamers between there
and Chicago, with increased facilities for traffic
over former years. Steamers also being fitted
out for the regular lines to Lake Superior, Bruce
Mines, &c.
KINGSTON, C. W., March l5.-Large quantities of
ice are still in this harbor, but it is broken up and
will be carried off by the first wind
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-17
GAS FIXTURES AND FIXINGs.

Gas FIXTURES AND FIxINGs.
NAvurAcFFEHHAA4FHS FHA4H 4xS So 5,ttA1zHs IN
0' No. @6 tiSt'B u. BALTIMORE STREET
B-Gss Pipe introduced by experienced workmen, and
REBHOszrSo and srLvrRIsa done the
WALTER CROOK, JR.,
w No, 22O BALTIMORE STREET,
Invites the Of purchasers to his very extensive
FHsHs Al bAHh5fs Kid 5R55}rB EA CLOTHS
Embroidered cq'h sRsHS RaHo and s"fs fs6is COVERS
Plain CLOTHS. in different coors, with Silk vandyck
liol6ein and Bay Leaf Borders to match. mhl2frlw
DIXIE PEAK GOLD MINES.
7an,s to fse Mines will end nd it their ad
by most celebrated makers in the country
LLE%X % EEl6Gk REEiEH9HS h BhaS dsa4a aB1Ms Mscks4 BEAN
Also MERRHIs BREhcHf f IoADING GUN, which can
be loaded and discharged 10 70 Is times per minute
fe22tf No 239 Baltimore street.
EDw. KuRTz scHAEFFER, WILLIAM BARRY
FRANCIS b LoNEY, ROBERT s. FL Y
IRWIN NEALE.
Ill sCHAEFFER LoNEY,
HAfgg4 ~ ! H1SoHEF hSs STEEShk SfKkktGf,g Ggs>
NEAR BALTIMORE ST,
jyl-tf BALTIMORE.
DEST QUALITY ALUM LIME.
I'D Manufactured expressly for Building purposes
BURNED ENTIRELY WITH WOOD in Robnsons Patent
Perpetual Kiln.
This LIME is from my own Quarres in Texas Baltimore
county guarantee quality be unsurpassed contain
ing 97.9 per cent Carbonate of Lime - .
Tam prepared to supply LIME in quantities 70 SUIT
purchasers and for shipment packed III hdS ana dds
FRESH LINE RECElV ED DAILY, and for sale BY
WM ROBINSON,
Hollngsworth street.,
fell-tfr near Pratt street wharf
I MEMS FOR SHIRTS.
- We have Just received large supply of FRENCH and
kSH NENS for shirt bodies; also, supply of Shirting
MuSLlNS, exclusively for summer wear, very light
CONSTABLE, WALKER & CO.,
mhlOu opposite the Museum.
SPRING SCARFS.
~ just opened this day, the largest varied
sortment of SILK SCARFS for gentlemen, found in
uls city. CONSTABLE, WALKER 4 CO.,
nnnIotI opposite the Museum.
TUBULAR TIES.
- ofevery width, style and quality, at
r,h,o.s CONSTABLE, WALKER co. s.
s1t V opposite Museum.
,ONSlGNEES' NOTICE.-The bark s'CHES.
borf from Mobile, is discharging cargo Smiths
% 1onsgnees will please attend receiving their
so vi 'hey VIII be stored at their and risk
rho.s HESLEN ROGERS,
I1n..1 N w. corner Pratt and Gay streets
VIRGlNlA BANK NOTES FOR SALE BY
lmn@uri THOS, J. CARSON
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STOCKS, LOANS AND EXCHANGE.

-
JOHNSTON BROS. & CO.,
BANKERS,
No. 19S BALTIMORE STREET,
Execute orders for the purchase sale of Stocks
curtes commission. One OF our firm is in DAILY AT
TENDANCE the sessions of the Brokers' Board ORDERS
executed with promptness and fidelity.
I.OA y S.
We enabled, from the facilities of EXTENSIVE
CAPITAL invested in business, grant Discounts,
make advances Collaers and purchase Time Paper
upon favorable terms Offerings made DAILY at this
Bank, from A. " to 3 F. NJ
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AN
C. O |, 7, F. C. T | O y

This branch of Business is Systematically arranged
and facilities Of character that are enabled
to PURCHASE EXCHANGE and UNCURRENT MONEY
and to MAKE COLLECTIONS at the lowest possible
mhI2tfr BANK-I9S Baltimore street
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WADDING, BATTING, COTTON YARNS
wv CARPET CHAIN and FLY NETS sold to jobbers and
dealers at manufactnrerss prices by
A. H. FRANCISCUS,
jail No. 2+l Market street, Philadelphia, Pa.
pARKLIE'S BLAY LINENS.
oA widths and qualities for sale by the package by the
agents, ROBERT d. BROWN Il CO,
a29f Is Hanover street.
w & H. DUNSEATH, J. PATRICK & SONS
w and Andrew Curells Linens for sale by Baltimore
agents ROBERT u BROWN co. II Hanover at iaI5-tf
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

Since January L. sl2 921 298 s11 421 161 sio48o a4
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The store of Messrs. Frost and Cushman in the
35th ward New York. was entered by burglars on
Monday night and So 900 worth ofs silk carried OH.
Within the year past burglaries have been COM
mitted in the ward amounting to $4,000.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-17

Professor Henry vethake, l.. L. D., has resigned
his position as Provost of the University of Penn
sylvania and among his probable successors are
named John F. Frazer, now Vice-Provost, and Pros
fessor GeorgeP Marsh, of Vermont.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-17
| A ? L l. i AND R U B |

y h
The ADORE Vines for sale at Wholesale an Baltimore by
CHARLES H. MYERS 4 Bro. Exchange Place.
fel6-3mr LAURENCE THOMsEy 4 Co do do
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WASHINGTON, March l6.-The grand jury still
have the Sickles case before them. There is d
vision among them to whether he shall be pre-
sented for murder manslaughter. Gen. Wal
bridge to day visited Mr.. Sickles in prison.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-17

BLAIR CO,
AANUFA CTURERS IND DEALERS IN
GAS FIXTURES,
No. 366 W. BALTIMORE STREET
B-Gas Pipe introduced by experienced workmen and
warranted free from leaks.
REGuILDISG, RE-BRoNzNG, and SILvERINa done at the
auoQt tfr
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-08-26
The Products of Manufactures.
Culinary Department

Committee. John II. Smoot, Benia
min s. White, William Clagett.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-08-26
DARNESTOWN
PAR0CHIAL SCHOOL.

INHlS INSTITUTION is located in Darnes-
Il town, Montgomery county. MARYLAND "a
miles from Washington city, and is reached
within 3 miles, by daily steamboats, on The
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
The School is under the control of A Board
OF Trustees, composed Of the Session of the
Jamestown Presbyterian Church and five per-
sons elected annually by the patrons Of the
School. It consists OF a Male and Female De-
partment furnished wi.h Teachers Of superior
ability.
The course Of study embraces the usual En-
glish Mathematical, and Classical Studies
taught in Academies and Scmiuaries.
The scholastic year is divided into TWO SEES
sIoNs, OF ~ WEEKS EACH. The next session
will commence on the second Monday in
August next.
EAPENSES.-Th terms Of tuition vary
nom $500 to Sl4.00 per session, according TO
the branches studied payable, one-haf at the
middle Of each session, and the other half at
the close.
French (extra) per session. ..............SlO.oO
Music, witA use of instrument (extra)
per quertcr, ga lessons) $40. 90
Board in private families may he had for
about $4,000 per session, or So. 60 per month.
For more definite information, address Rev.
D. MoTzER or J. d. STEWART, NJ. D., barnes
town, Maryland
REFERESoEs.-- p. D. Gurley. D.. D..
Washington city, D. c.; Rev B. F Bittinger,
Washington city; +. A. Tschifely. ESQ,
washington city; Rev J. II. Bocock D. D +.
Georgetown, d. @.
DARNEsfowN, MD, July %, Is59.-iy 20 If
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-08-26
RemarlxS.

Zse- 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
Exhibition will be little orno account, after pay
ing off the premiums, and they hope hereafter
TO be able to offer much greater inducements to
competitors for premiums.
The services of all fine officers are gratuitous,
and every dollar received is applied in the pay
nent Of the premiums and of the expenses in
CURED in fitting up the grounds, &c. for the
Fair Persons who have subscribed TO pur-
chase the lot, and not paid, will perceive how
important it is for them to do so at once.
W. VEIRS BOUIC, Sec'y.
Rockville, July Is, ls59--td
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-08-26
Business Reduced
TO THU Cash STANDARD VALUE.
For the Benefit of the Million
Who Pay the Cash at the
Time of Purchase.
WE CONTEMPLATE REMOVING TO OUR
N Iw SToRE.
Pennsylvania avenue d. 9th street,
An ~ P1pyV n ~

NM E propose in the future, az in the past, to
w offer much the largest and most compre-
hensive stock of all FIRST CLASS DRY
GOODS, in all departments, in this Market
Our increased room and facilities will enable
US to do so, and to mark the whole stock at
The Lowest Cash Prices, in Plain Figures.
In addition, we have determined to abolish
all Books, Bookkeepers, Bad Debts, and Ac-
counts of every description, and to sell exclus-
lively for the money, to be paid at the time Of
purchase.
These rules will be Of universal application,
irrespective of persons or conditions.
A single glance will abundantly satisfy any
one of suggestive or rejecting mind that a
large saving will be effected in thus reducing
the whole theory of buying and selling to the
cash standard value, the whole of which saw
ing, effected by the lopping-off process referred
to, we shall give our customers in heavy and
palpable reduction of our whole scale of prices
We cordially invoke such continuance Of
| the public confidence and business as we shall
honestly and resolutely aim to deserve
PERRY & BROTHER,
PERRY BUuDNG' I
City of Washington, Sept. l, 1859. !
aug i2-tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-08-26

COMING HOME" An old Democrat,
who had been inveigled into the Know
Nothing ranks upon the first organization
Of the party, by its high-sounding pro-
fessions Of purity and patriotism, re-
marked the other day to a friend that
be had "come home again" why,
whore have you BEEN" said his friend.
Il have (said the old Democracy been
away into the Know-Nothing party but
| find it all fraud and hypocrisy. and
have come back to my home in the DEM
ocratic party, with determination never
TO leave It again" There are a good
many Of our old friends in this State
coming home," fully satisfied with the
experiment of Know Nothingism.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-08-26
WOOL CARDING,
BL-ACKSMlTHING.

SA THE subscriber respectfully in
T1sk forms the citizens Of Montgomery
ses.sszssessA county and the public generally.
that he still continues TO carry on. in Brook
vile, the BLACKSAIITHlNG BUSINESS. in
all its various branches.
He IS prepared to do HORSE SHOEING.
CARRIAGE WORK, REPAIR REAPERS.
and all other work in his line, with neatness,
durability and despatch
All persons in favor OF encouraging home
industry, will please call on the undersigned.
and they will be attended to.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore bestow-
cd, he solicits continuance of the same.
June 2i--tf VIM. III. CUTTINGS
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-08-26

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE. -
This committee, who have their head
quarters at Washington, have issued a
circular calling upon the party to organ
ize in every State, county, and town in
the country, in view eff the next Presi-
dental election; to freely circulate re-
publican documents and journals, and to
secure speakers to deliver addresses in
localities whore they are needed. Among
the names signed the circular are those
of George Harris, Of Nd; j.. D. Will
hams, of Del; Alfred Caldwell, of Va,
and Lewis Clephane, of the District of
Columbia.