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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-01-27
NOTICE! NOTICE!
Opening Of Real Paris Goods.

nN MONDAY, October, 2, ! opened large
~ stock Of French Goods Of my own i'm
poltation, all Of which were carefully selected
by myself whilst in Paris last month. l am
confident that now offer the greatest variety
and the handsomest goods, al the lowest prices.
ever exhibited for sale in Washington city.
therefore earnestly invite the ladies OF Wash
ngton and vicinity to give me an early call
and convince themselves Of the trUthfulness Of
what assert.
The attention Of the ladies is respectfully
directed to the following most beautiful goods:
Empress Eugene Head dresses
Flower Head dresses
Marie Stuart Head dresses
White Marahout and Gold Head dresses
Queen Victoria Hair-nes
Chenille and Gold do
Black Pmmes, ornamental with gold, for
the hair,
Steel Buckles and handsome Hair Orna-
tnents, the latest styles worn IN Paris
All kinds Of Real Lacos, made TO my order
such as
Valencienue, Chantilly, and Guipure
Chantilly Vcilsand Collars
Pointe Lace Sets and Collars
Maltese do do
Honiion do do
SWISS Jaconet, and Cambria Embroideries
made 10 ny order
The latest Partisan styles Of Trimmings,
such as
Crotchet Fringes, Crochet Buttons
fassemcnterie, Ellie Faconne
Eiile Plasse, Velour Faconne
Guipure ct Boutons, Pompadour ct Plisse
magnificent assortment of Flowers, far
richer than any before sold ia Washington.
Maraqout and Ostrich Feathers
Cog de Plumes, bought expressly forthe pur-
pose OF trimming the Sombreros Marion, the
latest style Of Hats worn by all the fashionable
ladies Of Paris and England
a choice assortment Of Bonnet and Trim
ming Ribbons
Bertha Capes a Ia Marie Antoinette
Peerine Zouave
Velvet Ribbons. in black and high colors
Wide Black Velvet for cloaks best quality
Black and colored Bonnet Velvets
Nalour Imperial
Bonnet Silks, in all colors
Partisan BOnnets, really beautiful
Partisan Ruches for Bonnets
splendid stock Of Clothand Velvet Cloaks
great variety Of Chdren's Bourneos. Pa
letots and Raglans, both plain and embroi-
dered
All Of the above articles, rnd a great many
others not enumerated, were purchased at the
opening Of the present Partisan season, and
are consequently a whole season in advance Of
The styles usually found here, as the goods i'm
ported to this country are generally ordered
he preceding March, and hence are necessarily
OF the previous G,ips Partisan style. Hence
to avoid the annoyance q hoiag always be-
hind the fashions, while making = visit 10 EQ-
rope ! stopped a few weeks in Paris and bought
the above goods in person, from first hands.
! hope the kind patronage Of the ladies will
enable me to makes yearly trip to Paris with
the sole object Of keeping pace with the Paris
ian fashions, and to have all the new STYLES Of
goods here at the same time they appear upon
the Paris shelves.
Particular attention given TO orders
Cloaks and Bonnets made to. order in latest
styles.
N. B.-Ladics wishing any choice articles
irom'Paris may obtain them by leaving their
orders with me.
NJ. WILLIAM,
LnncA. nniala..ai- .a. gA1.rn
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-01-27
FALLG WINTER GOODS
sMOOT & EsUREaOUsMs.

80 ~ "a ~ - y AoG@ND q tx A9i19
NO. II9 Bridge Street,, South Side
GEORGETOWN, ID. c.,
HAVE RECEIVED and offering to their
IL customers large and very choice assort-
ment Of
Col'd Dress Silks and silk Robes
Black Silks in plain and Byadere
Rich French de Lame Robes
Figd and plain Merinos and De LANES
Poplins and plaid and Byadere Valencias
Printed De LANES (good styles, from l23
TO % cents)
Blk mourning Silks, Merinos & De LANES
Bombazines, Blk Mernos and Alpacas
English Grapes, Lace and Crane Wells
English & Merrimack Prints great variety
Black and white De Lanes and Eng. Prints
Black square and double Shawls
Stella and heavy woollcn Shawls
Cioaks and Raglans (ncw styles)
Gents and Boys Undershirts and Drawers
Lads Marine Vests, and Hosiery of every
description
Ladies and Gents Collars black & white
Alexander's Kid Gloves, all Nos.
Ladies' and Gents Gloves and Gauntlets,
Of all kinds
Gents Ties, Scarfs and Pocket Handk'fs
Best make Of Hoop Skirts in use
Bonnet and Sash Ribands
Dress Trimmings and Buttons
French-worked and fine Lace Collars and
Sets
Hemstitched, embroidered and plain Linen
Cambria Handkerchiefs
Gents Merino, Knit and English cotton
Half Hose
With large assortmentof every descrip-
ton Of
CLOTHS, CASSTlfERES, TWEEDS Sd
TINETS, JEANS IND YESTTNGS
Table Damasks, sheetings and Shirtines
DOMESTIC GOODS for Servants. all kinds
The best make PULLED CLOTHS. LIN
SEYS AND FLANNELS that can be
bought
Family and Servants BLANKETS
All Of which we are Offering to CASH Buy
Frs at very low prices
Having all the facilities for buying as cheap
as any other house in the country, we are pre-
pared to give BARGAINS.
oct d .&B.
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EEEsE,&
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GUANo

PHOsPHo-PERUYIAN GUANo.
TUE subscriber having been appointed sols
l. Agent for Washington city for the sale Of
the above success M competitor Of Peruvian
Guano, offers, at Baltimore rates, freight add
cd, q beautiful 'oi FOR the inspection Of the
Farmers OF Montgomery
no Call at the Central Agency Gunno De-
pot for euy Fertilizer you want, ar THE RIGHT
PRICES
Sign Of Che Golden Eagle, 5I0 north It'll st.
Washington D. y, g.
sep s-ot " EDWARD F. SIMPSON.
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~ a -
OF Montgomery County.

: VIE undersigned is about to publish. from
4 actual survey, a large and complete Map
OF Montgomery County, Of the following
descriptions
=: % 5e iiive or four feet square
and to show distinctly, marked and actually
located, all the Roads Streams, Post Offices,
Churches, Schools, Mills Stores. Tavelns'
Smith shops and other public places, and also
all the Dwellings throughout the county, with
the owners name opposte; forming a COM
pete Directory to the citizens; with enlarge,
plans Of the larger towns and villages on tn
margin. The whole TO be well Engraved.
C0IORED IN ELECTION DISTRICTS.
Vanished, Backed on Muslin, Mounted on
Rollers, and Embellished a. far as justified by
subscriptions, so as to form an elegant orna-
ment for the office, library or parlor, and to be
equal in style, to his Mapof Cecil County, now
to be seen at the Courthouse, and referred to
in the annexed certificate.
&1~ THE PRICE to be Five Dollars per CO.
Ply, payable on delivery.
SIMON J. MARTENET,
Surveyor and Map Publisher.
No. South Street, Baltimore, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-01-27

ES- The stud Of the Emperor Napo.
leon consists of about 800 horses saddle
carriage, and post horses
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-01-27
A Large Brick STABLE,

Capable Of stabling 25 or 30 Horses.
This property is situated in a very healthy
and prosperous neighborhood, where there are
a number Of churches, hourishing schools and
good society.
THE PRICE will be made very reasonable,
and the payments one-third cash, and the re-
sidue in one and two years.
Any person DESTROYS Of purchasing will
please call on the subscriber, or address him
,hg letter through the post office, at Pooles-
via. Montgomery county Nd
Posse sial given Immediately Is desired or
AZ ih G FIRST Of lEg-TeaE- ---
aug b-u RICHARD X. SPATFS
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HENRY T.. WOOTTON.
EDr. FL. daAREaHNHlER.

VII AYlNG LOCATED IN ROCKVILLE.
hH Carroll county, Md. offers his procession
al services to the citizens thereof and vicinity.
He will also practice in the portions of the
counties Of Montgomery and Howard situated
in the vicinity Of Ridgeville. lie may at all
times be found at his Office, except when called
away professionally.
n. b. In consequence Of being so frequently
consulted on the subject Of chronic cases, the
Doctor is constrained todevote every Saturday
TO their exclusive use, except called away in
consequence Of emergencies attendenton acute
cases. oct 81
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THE Sc N TIN Ell.


Gcorgeto,cn, d. C..is our authorized A.
gent for receiviag Subscriptions and
advertisements.
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AT PRICES BEYOND COMPETITION |!

Loicef man diiy other House south of ". Y.
Through the representations and experience
Of many intelligent farmers, am introducing
in this part of the country several new and
important features in Farming Implements and
Machinery, as also, new and important i'm
provements on machinery now in use
The subscriber would further say, that from
these annual tours he is enabled to obtain all
goods in his line directly from the Manufacture
ers, and not through wholesale establishments.
as is usual with Southern Houses, and he is
thus enabled to furnish all Implements and
Machinery by retail, at wholesale prices.
enumerate Implements and Machinery for
this season, as follows
Threshers and Cleaners combined, of varou
kinds, with latest improvements
Threshers and Separators of various kinds.
with latest improvements
Horse Powers, Of various kinds, with the latest
improvements
Wheat Fans with Balance Wheels, new fea-
ture, made expressly to my order
New Wheat Drills New Corn Shelters
Cider Mills +" Potato Diggers
" Seed Drills i" Hav Cutters
" Horse & Ok Carts {" Churns, do Plows
Corn and Cob Crushers
" Hay, Straw, and Cornstalk Cutters
Horse Hoes entirely different from any
ever offered in this market
/ New Hay Presses, and all other Machints and
Implements for agricultural purposes, too
numerous to mention.
Being thoroughly conversant with all the
various branches Of agricultural machinery,
with Is years practical experience therein, il
is to the interest Of the farming community to
purchase their machines from me, as it fire.
quenty occurs in purchasing machinery from
persons unacquainted herewith it is put up
in an improper manner, and il more frequently
! =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-24

,~or.,,v Tbeso utte,auces WI scattered here and
there amid the speakers general discussion Of his sub
ect Il was evident that bis suspn TO our Amercaa
invasicps Of liberty were very di''ts.s'n 70 many,
e~pecislly 10 the clergy present. Fro xning ft,es
glowed upon the speaker. a'd 10 ams dAk m ~ no
went on But at least he began 70 discuss tho des'
potism Of opinion and alluded 10 that tyranny which
our T trunks or live Of the
gospel to weekly trial before every naboo and gran
ny m biscorgregatioD.
At this point iceyism could stand no moro. A storm
OF fierce and prolonged hssee crested the speaker ana
forthwith quite number Of indignant Pro- STA geryes
rose mp and took thems Ives of. Among the " go
eeders were several ministers Of the Methodist Epis-
cOpai Church. the pastor of te Second Presbyterian
Church in Carlisle, followed by divers members OF
their hocks
The speaker seemed To have s,upeRsd the people by
his bOdDess in speaking plain word for liberty. He
went on 10 the end Of bis address, perfectly sef-pos
seesed, and occasionally chst red. When he was dons,
not a soul connected with the College gave him one
wore of cong1 atulation encouragement From that
hour be Was taboOed by all hands, except few WHO
synpathized, but not very dsmonstrati~eIy. The
Trustees of the College held meeting and passed.
resout on the exact words Of which have trans
pir. d. but which in substance requested the Ala mi TO
be careful hereafter that the Alumni addresses sh,ud
not trench upon any Of the "iDstitntions OF Church
or Stssthsi is should not he ut all Slavery.
Dickinson College although Pennsylvania losttu
ton IL, and always hiss been, lag'y supported from
MARYLAND and VuQLia. its Faculty and Trustees,
with some exceptions, have been either Pro Slavery
or Conservative" that is, mum on the subject. AT
any of their literary exercises is always right and
allowable TO pitch into he'esy the fanatics of the
North or rsdicaism but take that you don't tread
on the toes Of Hs In peris Majesty, American Slavery
or of the many s-rvie clergy men who pay him hon-
age Dickinson Colls 90 has been. aud sill wants TO
be, recipient of tie bounty of Peppsy vanis. Lot
her take care Penpsy lvana Ia getting round on the
side Of Freedom. Ere very lopg she won't b. willing
to do much for Colleges which hss an orator for few
generous SENTENCES in behalf Of Lib rty, and whose
Board Of Trustees try to pnt paddock tn. lips of
her Alumni. A DICKIssOs GRADUATE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-24

SUPPOSED SUICIDE or A NEw.YORx PHYSICIAN
Coroner Carew was called yesterday sfsroocn -
hold an inquest upon the body of a named Gsch,
vbo bae committed suicide by taking quantity Of hy-
drocyapc acid The body wac found yes'4 rdsy mors-
ing yiug the side of the Lehanon tdrapike short
distance from Arondals, and by It's side ~iue- glso
and bottle part ally flled with the deadly poissa
From sundry papers found in the p,cksts Of The de-
ceased it is supposed be physician, but being
stronger in the city, without friends and without the
Immediate espr TO gain livelihood he chosA rather
10 die than live life of comps stive want. He vs.
apparently about sevsnty five years Of age and was
probably former resident of the City of NewYort.
from Mr.. Graham orNew-York, was among the pa
pes found in The pockets Of Gorh and esa'shiag The
suppOston of his once having lived in that city, Fur
tbef ihsD these facts nothing of his history 70 who's
he was relned could be learned. The body tsksa
charge of by the coroner and will he Inferred to-day
at the expense Of the county if NOT claimed.
fCncinnsti Oasetts, 3ls4
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.BROOKL YIN ITEMS.

The CoUSTERTEIr HAITIAN TREASURY NoTEs.-
The name Of the arrested the charge of forging
Haytian Treasury Notes il Adrian Is. Hercque. He
brought before Justice CornweD yesterday, bav-
ing previously confessed that he was the of the
materials seized, and that he himself was the only one
engaged In the business. He waived an examination
and WAS committed in fall 10 await the action OF the
Grand Jury. No information could be obtained as to
tie manufacture Of the water-marked paper upon
which The bills printed. Several reams ready to
be printed found among the stock taken BY the
police. The press used by the prisoner is u common
proofpress which may account for the ndistinct i'm
preston of the bills. The plates and everything ele
connected 18th the establishment now in posses
zion Of the officers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-24
PRO-SLAVERYISM AT DICKINSON COL
LEGE.
Cors.pondsnos Of The N. Y. Tribuns-

Cofrsspond1ncs OF The NJ IrouhoL
CARLISLE Z, Cumberland Co., Pa. July -, 1860.
Dc.insop College Is about the oldest Institution of
lea nir in Pennsylvania. II charter ed before the
adoption OF the Federal Constitution, and named in
honor Of John Dickinson, of Penney most
eminent revolutionary patriots Among the gadua es
Of earlier days are James Buchanan and Roger Is.
TaDey; and Of later days, Marcus j. Parrot Of
Ksnsas.
This IL the week appropriated to the commencement
Exercises Las, eyrping wa, devoted TO the meeting
Of the Associatea Alumni. A large crowd sssembled
ut Ri GEMS Hall to hear the address to the Alamn,
deliveredby George A Coffey, Esq., Of Philadelphia.
The audience embraced many alumni from Baltimore,
and Washington, and Mary land and Virginia, aud
many Meihodit Ministers. whose denomination have
the charge Of Dickinson College.
The sntiret Of Mr. Colry address was The Rels'
" ton between Public Opinion and individual Liber.
"ty" In speaking Of Liberty he, OF course, alluded
to it in all its generality something for all ages and
lands. lie sad il theme never trte--tha. It WIS
TIE question Of the sges the rst necessity Of very
hun an being'-thst without II civilization must die
that civil war; the f.. Of empires, servle insu rec.
tioDs were the wyatbfnl phenomena which indicated
TIE struggles Of Humanity TO assert ITSELF Tie
spoke Of this theme illustrated in the enhancing
rhetoric Of sumner" and kindhng the Songs OF
Whphr." lie said this theme was the muuc, watch
word, and war.ery Of the weak, lowly, and OPP
PIE sed in the by ways Of Paris in the Spelourg at
Napics, and with those who fed by "by ths light OF
the North Star" He eulogized the Cars magnani-
" mo US policy of abolishipg serfdoD." In discussing
the precise extent TO which free, he stated taat
our institutions svOw Themselves bsed ON tue in-
ale e rights Of mani" hut we did not fni ACT ON on"
own principles because four millions Of human oeiuRs
were forciOly deprived Vi all righIs oil loefy anu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-24
THE KING or THE KONIAChERS'
BIOGRAPHY OF CONsUMMATE SCAMP

DIOGRApB1 of a IL oShN'
From Ths Philadelphia Press. Jdy2L
Few men probably have figured nor. conspicuously
IN tbe pol annals of Phiadsl pha and the surround
inv country fer the lat quarter Of century than
William Cregar who WIS tried and convicted on tne
charge Of having i, his pos .ession aOd attempting 70
nsss counter feit money, by the C"urt o. quarter
Sessions of this city, THURSDAY last ana we hsvs
tIonob that brief sketch Of his career, and an ac-
con, of soue OF The ofens"s with ~nch NJ
N Q readers cf The Press
He n native Of the old Township of Roxborougn
in ,hs comfy and spent bis boyhood in the village OF
Msns,u, k. Hr father was for many. years; engaged
In manufacturing counterfeit coin aud frauo ulen' rsnne
If bsnh po..s an BY this anasa-da CONSIDER
able amount of property. William followed IN me
fno,s u. Of his luxurious predecessor ana WIN 'no
same success, having followed TINS n-rarous onuos'
Gom HI, en-, li,st years up to the present time ne
now b,,weep forty five aud y years OF age, dim.nn-
tive in size Of rather p'ePnrsessiig sp oeance' % ~
exec d civ plea a. AID hofpitable disposition, wneh
Ria purpGsss can b. s-rved and enjoys prooaoy ~
tended sp acquaintance amort ANY other man h'"e
in he Civ Of Philadelphia.
HI, father raised large family Of children ano dieo
acme wears ago at Msnayunk. Bis sou W'ih an wa
moi bs favorite by any means and ooneqnsnuy o, ns
death he cut him of with b shilling. Wiiham, notmne
asnp,td by this ctsd ire atweD however, some
Years aftsrward produced NJ te for several thousanh
dollars against his fathee estate which note, oy tne
way was doubtets forgery and bronGht SUIT 10 9nr
ConYts for the amount and was hnaIiy succeesui j"
receiving the sum demanded.
With ibe ready money thus oosineo, nsg sn pu Ar
eha,ed farm Ear the little town OF franknpvi'e on
the he, ks Of the Ssippack, In Montgomery county.
lie stn resides there in the Summer season Inc Ia ~
has been highly cultivated the bui dngs are coonool'
our and tia grounds hands 'meiy isid ou',
and many Of his companions IN guilt have ireqaehuy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-24
THE PLANET VENUS.

To he Ediior " The ~ T. ITIbvns
sIR:-During the eclipse on the 18th inst, found
by the Nautical Almanac that the planet Venus at hr in
Nor conjunction and desiring to know whether she could be
%. WIT in position directed my telescope to the point
indicated by right ascension and declnaon aud there had
the pleasure Of seeing planet beautiful ard very slender
points da out extremely hne and appear
I'd to extend beyond half circle The planets distance from
the Sun IN decnstiop about 81 degrees According to
counts With my ah Venus has not been seen before within
Is hours tine of Inferior conjunction Although did not
extend NY observations beyond the time Of the eclipse yet
believe she could have nearly quito well the
diminu,ion Of the Suns Ugh, sufficient to make much
aia.r,nc. J.P.
BRooEIYs July %. 1900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-24
CITY CHILDREN IN THE WEST.

To hs Editor ~ Inc w. T. IvfotSe
STA: The children that left the Office of the Chill
drens Aid Society the Sd enjoyed their trip West very
much Naples the Illinois River the end Of our jour
ney by railroad met by wagons to convey US 70 Gg
Vile where met hearty reception Soon the little ssrs.
located In good homes the farmers One Of
the mudsls they sometimes called took little boy
hvs Hs Ri Of eight stted for him thst
her remain with him for few days. when went 70
see again. what best to do with her tho asrs
wife thought bad 10 separate them end the Lord had
sent the there she would keep them The heart this big
man yet sstis6ed had with 0rmsn Jew boys
he stopped night with this farmer and wanted 10 stay
with him and learn TO be srrr and he with him The
be has plenty for them to eat aud drink and car
find work for them Seventy children bs located
in this County, and satisfied that thousand without
much trouble find good homes In This State few days
before The city asked they bad any schools In this
County replied yes; and they viii compare svosby win
the school. of our think better
qusned with the Great West would take more aesi's
measures send homeless children to good homes bore
The crop very and the people feel mush
better than they did two months az"
G,isgniae Pike Co., III, July is, 1900
The CENTRAL PARx.-Ths two Isborsu noticed -
b,r ipurrc IN the Central Park belonged TO the force Of
sy.ts engaged wo the r~servoif which wosk
a, a,.,nc, from the Central Park work. being
done BY contract under direction Of thu Croton Asuedu Esd
px,opr,os Fritz Frsderks, Of No. 100 Centre
49,, that on the 9Th Of MARI last Germsn psraci
Jacob Msspe. attempted to ,xtot $50 iron him The eoa-
,snt lii sr, that whil- he chi yns hnssl Ia sser
on under Shakespeare Hotel The NJ -
lin I'd $50 his life Jussce wssh commisk
Msenes for nston The prisoner he npy
d..ycr,rs cole from Fr-deIke bill due another pcson
Who h.d authorized hia 70 do
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-24

H., r.,,rs, r, PaIApELPHA-W. u. Lsbhs' ~ a.
III 1i .,,set a. our Agent IN Philharmonic sno
90 @ baye Tns TEIBvss promptly seyedby eois'e ~ s'
al psrts Of the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-24

Abdtr0enf 81 NNfSdRteS.
Complaints Of nuisspcas &c. received. ~
Complaints which existed.
So'ires served
Absfemenss of nuisances under notice. ~
Sink, and closets cleaned. -
Number loads nighso removed from city limits
Dead bor,es removed -
Dead removed from city lirnits.
uDits ~
Number removed from city limits s2S
D,seased ed Fsh &c seised and vsssssd 6sa
tie city.
Beef-Nunber Of pounds ....................ln
Yesl-Nuuber Of pounds
Mutor-NDmttr Of ponpds. -
Fisb-Euub Der Of pounds. -
Poultry-Number Of pounds
Street Cleaning
Number Of laS:Ien employed ........'"...''.. =.
ofloads ssbes and sarbsee removed eeeo
Number Of load of dirt 9Th &c. removed .T6H
Amount canned by ............SlT11 -
Amoout armed by sshosTtmen..."... lNl 50
Amount earned by dirt-cartmen. Las -
Total.