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q TUT II yeHTS sea EerVICe
and uIward.


STEAM ON CANALS.-Mr. Scott Russell re-
Gently read very Interesting paper on the
shape of vessels before the Institute of Naval
Architects. His experience as to the shape OF
sternS OF vessels showed that they shou Id have
acycloldal curve, in order 10 prevent the ad =
verse action of the "replacing'' or following
waves. As TO the wave 1T the bow suppus i 81 z
the vessel to have power enough to go fas ter
than the water could spread itself, he said that
the water would rise up and stand at both sides
Of the boat until the load had passed, and then
fall down into the hole left behind it, He rur.
rated the following singular and important
fact: ain u shallow canal in Scotland where
the carrier wave travelled only seven miles an
hour. he had compelled boat to go ten miles
and he found that the water not only rose up
but lifted the boat IN ii, So that she drew less
water than before, and actually went easier Al
ten miles an hour than at five. Had not rail.
ways come into fashion at the time, the coun.
try would have been covered with little
troughs, and people would have been riding or
the tops of these waves in an easier and
cheaper mode than by any other means theE
known"
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f@0TNCk1 ON tNlUN F'F.la' At PKI VATE
e. "a > We are author, zed to sell privately, q
90 rrivste II Isl DENCE, on Noshv street,
ss",' IT mas been lately built oi the best
son Ard has attsched fwo-story krick
y IN e,ess other convenience, besides 4
Fsyre eft water oD tae premises. There Is
" A. 81 acre al ground. beautifully laid out II.
So s,,b erramenta trees, fruit trees. shrub
st~ra flowers The property is locSted IN ene
us.t desl lrsble neis hiorhoods, and deserves
,t;ga;oo II persons desiring 20 secure rt.-
@. .s..1fuce. For particulars Sappiy 20
Us JAS. VI. TAYLOR K son, Aucts
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Niflmonh qispattt.
,rovaKprN 4 HAMMERST.Ev.

Tps Daily DISPATCH 10 served to sub
st .lx lxASpAovAHIxx cxNrs rFR WEEK.
tS'sxe.r. or Sa.ss for SIX months. in advance.
aTnE SEMI WEEKLY DISPATCH is,ssueA
~ 'ITaes.fx4 and Friday At $2.U1. IN advance,
And mailed 10 subscribers X 81 per annu,n.
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-rUs fNf uDHTI. Nl'NtFAIt- .
rs Gin WILSON {. HEWITT. Prop'r.


& 80 $Spsnss, situated the county N Ausus
IL Ia on the Virginia CCutrti Railroad. III
= 1GIes west of Staunlnn. w!H ne open Tor the
.s-so. OF of vlsiturs on The ist.ol IL \ h next
sS-d-SfVEN DOLLARS per week.
,Tr haze s'so seyprsi CAB NJ for rent Ia per
...s v! tn families desiring 10 attend the springs
a-sons dssirtng iniar nation IN re atom 70 the
--.f1ctsr of these waters, already become ceie-
Ted for their medicinal virtues III Il variety ot
eases viii address the subscribers ~ fCGd Gap
n =, ,-IIMln n q. ". Ill RhIS 20.
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ITALIAN OPERA IN NEW YORK.-Notwith-
standing the fact that Ban,i, and the GassieIs,
and Albertini, and her hu band Beaucarde q "a
Gazzaniga and Patti, and Brignolr, and Ferri,
have recently left New York. there still re-
main here more singers OF the italian Opera
IT, an could probably he found to-day in any
city in the world. The Courier dies Etats
Uuis. Of Monday, recsons up twelve teEors,
niCe baritones. eleven bassos, ten sopranos,
four contraltoS, eight conductors, aud six
managers. Some OF these have names that are
world removed; some OF them have talent
and cultivation not surpassed by any living
artists and besides those already here, or in
the Immediate vicinity of New York, an in
cursion of Caradori, Aldini, Stefani, Testa,
Morelli, and Rocco, is daily expected, these
tiago de Cuba. 1t is estimated that the fifty
four singers above counted up receive from
their Managers So, 400 month; this allows
them 5000 piece-but some OF them never
sing for less than twelve or fifteen hundred
dollars Il month.
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FOR SALE AND RENT,

FOR RENT--A dessratte hfiek RESI-
- ntNfE. on Canal street. between Ist and
k. t,n.eoe streets. containing gix xooa Si.ed
- sli ol winch are ia rettect order. Posses
'''.'s' Immediately. Apply on the opposite
~, A the street. 30 . -
5" Al 81. David WILSON.
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8Ss PAKkE POINDEXTER, ATTOK-
&>SA NEY AT LAW. RICHMOND, VA will
practice IN the CITY OF Richmond and in the coun
ties OF Chesterfield, Powhitan and Amelia.
NJ Ofic 10 Lsle's Bui ding, corner of Main and
Hth street se21ly
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lMPnU Y1uK EYE
~" TX slGHr.-M. j. FRANKLIN q
Of gieh,. CO, Opticians. offer 70 the pnbe
cRinssiiHspond and vicinity their IMpkOV ED
SEWN Al al PERIscOPlC bpECTACLES Tor pre-
Prime y ano iestoEiRg the impaired vision u its
klCkosiss.4mts; Also; very large assortment 81
StASsES a, + EtE SEQ Z + y, OrEkiA
scOrts ths hasst collection Of STEAEo-
ipsnd in n !. ana sIEREOsCopIC / PICTURES 70 bs
ssvinYs great variety, at their once, IN tho Clts
- 'nf Ia Main strset Rinhm"od We
,son sAL.~,a rX,nnNos. rUK ~
~FtkRnnlE CtTY PROP PERT 1.-TWO
isste.avsIs" ~ Charles City county, containing,
Sssrts,a,ys.. AO and 2I acres Of hne iaod. Bee
nv n teh, IA country Wing. or address
~ - ". %. cRENSHAW. Richmond.
iss,a, fk AanAAT HAM NsITEKA for
'@Its use, For sale only BY
Ir..E +. ). FlC0T, eor. Main and 18th SITS.
u"'EL cANDI. rs = 20 boxes. for sale BY
so AAkAtE 4 Pj.EASAkfs
W "Ls S0gss-essed Mans. for sate by
AASsiE 4 PLEASANrS.
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V9A AT LAW AND NOTARY PU biIC-
fractices m all the Courts of the city O! Rich
innnd ard the counties OF Henrlco and Goocha
Uihce corner sank and llth streets. Richmond.
va ne also Commissioner OF the United states
NOuIt ol Cl1lnls ap l0-Sm
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DAVID WILSON

toR EE<f-A new aud we'll arraus ad
stsrtRi.E, with CARRIAGE HOUSE, oa III
b. ss,reet bst~esn Cary and Canal. Apply Ia
h"t nE,sE
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GAS, Gas. GAS
" FITTING.
METALLIC ROOFING,
TIN and COPPER WORK.

WnlrE UA~ LUMBAR, SAWkD TO
w ON DER The suhscriter having tha entire
ssontrol q "ne oi the best Steam CiIenIsr say
i"fess wil contract to furnish. IN sc.d order and
oa u. =, aeasonai,e ssrMs MITE OAK rlMHEk oI
Iurposes .Agricultussl fmplemsnts. Caaal Beats.
Hridses, &c. Truman A, PARKER.
holesale and Retail Lumbef Dexiess
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NEW MARK ct VA.

a. ~ NEW MARKET fVA.)
49, ANA RACES STAKES NOW
JITyT4 OpkN Il he fo lowing
zS&N ~ Stakes are now open. To be-
G --run over the New Market
|9ufse, Virginia:
w w sSee pstake for 3 year olds, who have not
49, face previous to the .iay tins stake cioses.
=, ~ ptlon; so forfeit: mile heats three
r. G''e 10 hii the stake. To close lst Juiy. ltoO
"a "V Jun during The regular Faii Meeting 1863.
ia'' Se.epstlhe for year oids. 200 ubscrp-
51,e, e!D forfeit; dash Of mi.e 10 tie run
e6,a ne he regular Fail Meeting. lsoo. Three or
'eHt~r, 100.
tin. H"etpstake for year oids. $500 subscrp-
6G. .in fofi.t: mite heats; three or more "
Nes.'et io De run dDIing the fega.af Spring
nj pL.s, ", 4o1l To name and close lst July. 1850.
t,a sswy'eepsiase for year olds. $500 snbserip-
mans ctD ioifeit; two-mie heats. Three or
ist 10 - o., the stake. To be run daIing the regu
!ub I.o I Meeting, 1851. To name And close lst
ton ssSSsepstake for year oids. 500 suhscr,p-
pIs,ss ,G NY lofieit; two-iniis heats; with $40
iii H. qua ioo IN money added. Three OF more l.,
heelInssIak 70 me run during ths regular al
Nnns, iSl To nam. and clio ist july. leCD.
rr,.,n.,nalioas 10 lie addressed to- .. r. HARE,
~, 'ss.1is, Virginia"
~ 1~ts o. HARE.
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED an extra
w brand OF fine Smoking tobacco to " wheh. along
with our new brands af Civars, we would rcspect-
fully call the attention ol all lovers af GOOD Smok
ing Tobacco. W l.. WARfNG.
W7 Broad street, nts,ve 9Th.
ClLvER-pLATED ICE. WATER PITCH.
= FRs-A beautiful variety Of Silver Piated loo
Pitchers. Just Opsnsd, and for sale reduced
nsices THO1. A. BULKLEi IN Main 81.
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. oNTGUMEKY WHITE >U..-

I MEpn Z SPRINGS, NEAk TIE VIR-
GINA AND TENN ESSEE Rail-
f"H N MONTGOMERY COUNTY. Va
e = open for the reception OF visitors on the
-s.a asy of MAY. The capacity 10 accommodate
.laen increased ~ the addition of very plea.i-
-. r,ous. The tul,dings have all been new
~..r.st and whI;eva> shed, and the bedding hns
.-h improved hy thorough renovation, and Is
....tl lt nn oi >yPEgIpK HAIR MAi''rR ESSt,
f.,ssE.ars Teach ms pace thtut ztas. t'ar,t,
- t4asP v ne resTa u ~ tire "a 1T 81 ,,-
r41 R. GKfFN NSRirR WHITE SULPHUR .nr
SWEET SPRiNG can take rs much rest ne
=. .aqy u1S WISH, and then procreG by MeSsI
.a,t F!ckiln Il Peyton's line ot SUPERIOR
F0"RHORSE COACHES. whirh leave da-i,,
..s u the san PoRf to dinner, The S8lt Snl pn,r
.4Int.e. to tea. ami the GrseHbTier W liite Sui
e..r ,Aa Sweet SPRINGS leach al miles, To dinner,
: aoli u,s N travel. Leave virginia and Ten
fss.ee Railroad al Big ?,Hanfl htntton.
ROB. II. MoSBI. Proprietor.
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4 wuiTg SULPHUR STRINGS,

.Nv GREENBH Ek COUNTY, VA.
L.LLE TINS .o2g -esta abiished WATERING
''ITF w lie opened for the reception OF visitors
on the 18TH Nay.
Mans new and important arrangements have
iesr made since the last season III this large
Enlistment. and no efforts viii he spared IL make
,sa nests comfortable.
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as GEOKGEB. STEEL,

80 DENTIST,
Obce and Residence Sou west cOrnsr Main and
Stn sts., hrst door above Crensnaw's New Hotel,
Richmond. Va.
havins an experience of ten years in his pro!es-
sion. he feels confident of giving satixiaction to
those VINO may favor him with their patronage.
NH l5-6n
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IxyHISKEY.-I,0o bids. Whsksy, various
w brnnds for sale BY VIM. WALLACE SONS.
NTOLAHSEA go hhds, ?. r.. and poscoyad"
Cuba M"Iassss. WM WALLACE HOks.E
1Ilfl DOxE6 Jask.ons Hua,s,sr Csndtel. for
lVJ sale By AASSlE 4 gLEASANIs.
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"A toYNEK'> WHITE AND IsLA.K

J. HUTpNEEYS .bsnerdl Superintendent.
~ Correspondents viii pleas address J. HUM
PaE4lS Su uperintendent White Sulphur Springs,
trs4uhriPr cuIlrty Va. cd It--eoGf ri July
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ElkE INSURANCE.
MARINE INSURANCE..
Incorporated 1871
YEE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSURE
ANCE COMPANY.

Capital and Surplus, S2S000
TEIs CoMPANy has the advantage of tfcersy- SsUsN
venrs' experience in the Insurance business, and
having cpjoy ed the favor of the public during all
OF that period needs no special recommendation to
the citizens of Virginia.
1t effects Fire Insurance In city and country, and
Marine Insurance to all parts of the world.
It's cash capital and surplus are as above, and its
affairs are managed Srudentsy, but literally and ts
raj es are AZ low as those OF any other good insttu
ton. DlRECTo9s:
w. L. Cowa,din, J. f.. Wedsworth. Patrick Cullen.
Joseph Allen, VIM. Beers, Geo ~ smith,
Horace l.. Kent. Thus. Samson, Is. L.; lnSton,
VIM. Palmer, Chas. W. Purcell, Jno. Gordon,
Alex. X. Parker, JOS. p. w inston, AIch. Thomas.
Jaa A. Inloes, II. A. Claiborne,
Apply to tho PSesideat or Secretary, in person or
By letter. w. l.. COWARDlN, President.
wy, WILLIS, JR., Secretary. 10 0o-tN
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Regimt~sai Parade. -Tks Frat EegiInsmt OF
sreinta Volunteers mids grand parade
ye.erdAy afternoon, under tlse cOIalAand OF
Col. August assisted ny his Aids. All the
companies Turned cut we'll, MAd each appeared
a. neat aud tidy las il fresh from a drawing
room nut by lar the most attractive, because
OF th~ar novelty. WAS the Howitzerx yeventy.
one strong. under the command OF Giant Rsn.
dolph The four beautiful xaus which thew
drew with them. and The precision with " hich
inry marcoeu. excited the admiration of all.
appoin ted hour, and then marched down vth
TO Main and east 10 18th street They then
ma rched mp Main to the western part of the
city, and afterwards returned to the Capitoi
Square, where they were reviewed by sh,
Commander in Chief Gov. Lsscker. VIM was
attended by the Secretary OF State. Col. Nun
ford, and Brigade lnspsctor Richardson
After Brigade drill, and marching and coun-
ter. marching, the line was dismissed, and
each company filed o II TO repair to its Armory,
or to be dismissed. = esq tes.sssg sTe ~ :.
The Regiment turned out over four hundred
and hfiy men, and made such an appearance
rs will not soon be forgotten by those who
saw them. -~ ft t'5is
Seeking q Hams.-Yesterday, q young aud
rather good looking woman applied at the
first station house for permission TO esfter the
Poor House, where she could be provided
with medical service and the necessariey Of
life. She stated tha; she was = native OF a
foreign country, and had been in Richmond
but = short time. When she arrived here she
WIS In the enjoyment OK n6Ait0 ami nnSiing
employment abuUdant and wages good, she
went to work with - cheerful heart, thankful
that she had sought n home In thn land of
plenty. After being in Richmond only few
days she was taken quite i'll. and sinca then
her limbs had become 50 swollen, her sight so
bad, and her general condition so feeble, that
she could do nothing for herself or any one
else, and for that reason was seeking n public
asylum The gen ntleman TO whom he npplica-
tton was made, directed the sufferer 10 All
ONersser Of the Poor, by whom she was no
doub gran ted admission into the Poor House ;.
1as Bal in 1fo.ioa.-Tne hattsrs Of the city,
in order to give their employees some little
time for recreation, have entered in tu u writ
ten agreement TO close doors every afternoon,
except Saturday. Al half pas I q o'clock. during
the summer months. The hardware mer-
chants, clothiers and booksellers, we under
stand, are about entering into similar arrange
men Is. and the shoe dealers and jewellers will,
no doubt, follow suit. What the dry goods
merchants and g.ocers will do we cannot say.
Certainly they can afford TO close rs well ns
the others, and ID II general arrangement il
made 1t will be better Tor all. Ii there waa
any REASON for keeping open till night during
the summer months, no one would desire Il
close; but as pie time il afforded for shop
ping before The hour proposed, aud all the la
dies are ia favor Of the plan, surely it will bs
adopted.
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~ - CHI NE. LEECHING.-
- Mrs. W 90 l. ii . u s X, Cupper and
heecheT, l32 Main street, over s. Suherian is g un
store, sign oi the Big Gun.-Alrs. W has for ears
attended the ladies' Of Richmond, and given uni
versai salts faction.
Mrs '" will attend those requiring her ser
vices At all hours, day or nig ht.
n b.-LEEUH rs for sale. Orders from the
counifS carefully packed. DO-3m
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- 49, NVIEV r III THE LAD1ES.-MTs
S>--A JANE A. WILLIAMS, NJ. d. has re-
south side, and prepared 10 treat Mi forms of
diseases pecahar to females and hi!dren
especial attention given to the prachce of Oh
steHies- Pm"
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THE JUDQEsHJP.

GEORGE DARNEY WOvTTON.
ESQ,-For JUDGE OF THE iiiISr,
ergy, ard industry. ''' VI"
IA Election. 2Ulii June pvs.-.a.
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wEAurlFuL pRIvATF RESI-.

,nk KfNT-reo ROOMS, ON the seeond
~ = ,,5ftA aooTs nr the Corinthian Hall Bald
Fer terms, y c., appi' IL
Ep rs.
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go. ARCHER ANDERSON,
80 ATTORNEY AT LAW.
w i'll practice in the Courts held in the city of
Richmond. Office, for the present, in GodGin's
Building. NH 7-SIn
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srs HENRY HUDNALL,

S> ATToRNEY AZ LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Practices in all the Courts held In the city of Rich
UioEG.
~ Also, practices regularly IN the County and
Circuit Courts o1 Chesterfield.
As Notary. will take Dispositions and Acknow-
iedgments, Administer and Certify Oaths, ana per-
form whatever other duties pertain to the office of
Notary.
Once at the corner of Bank and Ilth streets, Just
below the Custom House. ia Sly
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IS -~S~s INDEPENDENT CANDIDArE
COURT SAiNos
=, MaE2IN MER REDlTH LIPSCOMs.
,, D. " III DC candidate until sunset June Is,
my 2l-dtds
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-13
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
IN GREAT VARIETY.
SNEOOT s. BURROUGHS,

SNRUBA AZ rs d aSASeDG eSAaS,
No. 10 Bridge St., Georgetown, DC.
HAVE received and Offering at very low
HI prices, large and beautiful assortment
of new style SPRING & SUMMER DRESS
G0ODS--to wit:
Rich Chene, plaid and plain Silks, very cheap
Byadcre, blk Gro de Rhine and Mourning
Light Foulard Silks, Popns and Bereges
Poll de Cheyres, Lavellas & Norwich Lustes
Rich Powered Berege aud Organdic Robes
Shallies, Mouslin de Lains, and Alpacas
Berege, Anglais &other travelling Dress Goods
French and English Chintzes
Plain Brilliants and Percalcs
French, English and American Lawns and
Jaconets
Plain BLK and blk and white Jaconets
New style Ginghams heavy do
Blk Bom5azlnes, Grape Maretze and Bcregcs
Lace and Stella Shawls
Lace and Silk Mantilas
Lace Wells, Collars, Embro'd Muslin Collars
and Sets
Embroidered, hemstitched and plain Linen
Cambria Handkerchief
Alexander's Kid and Silk Gloves
Thread and Neapolitan Gloves and Gauntets
Parasols, Bonnet Ribands and Trimmings
Best white Cambrics, Nansooks and Dimitv
Swiss Muslin, PLAID Jackonet and Nainsook
Laccs, Nets, Un6ersleeves Veil Tissues and
Bereges
Best qpality Steel Spring Skirts, new shapes
With other kinds of desirable Goods to COM
plete lady's wardrobe.
We shall be pleased to see our Lady friends
from Montgomery, before they make their
Spring purchases.
april 10 SM0OT & BURROUGHS.
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will take The place of hot words and passion
ate accusations. Above all, venture humbly
to hope that Divine Providence, to whom we
owe our origin, opr growth, and all our pros
perity, will continue TO protect our beloved
country against all danger, foreign and do
nestle. am, with great respect, your friend,
JOHN G. BRECRISRIDGE.
Hon. G. Gushing, President of the Democratic
National Convention
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-13
BEAPIIG 4 MOVING MACHINERY.

Though | am not the sealed and stamped
agent OF Mr.. Wood or any one else for that
matter) for his great Improved elfRaker,
Reaper and Mower, yet it happens that still
sell them or any Of them upon us good terms
as they can be purchased anywhere or anyhow,
IN all honesty, perfectly free from all controll-
ing influences, to give in every case the best
machine that is to be had at the very lowest
price.
! would name among Haryesters that offer
for the inspection Of the farming community :
MANNl'S ORIGINAL COMBINED REAP
Err q MOWER, improved by w. A. Wood.
MANNf'S ORIGINAL REAPER & NOW
Err, with new style Of Gearing and Iron Rod.
MANNY'S GREAT COMBINED REAPER
AND MOWER, new style of Gearing and Iron
Rod, with Fitzhugh's Perfect Automaton Rake
attached
This is the climax Of the NANNY. would
remark that the SelfRaker is a perfect and
complete invention.
w. A. WOODS l 4 2-HORSE MOWERS.
STETSON'S MARYLAND HARVESTER.
either the Combined Machine or Mower alone.
two-wheel Folding Bar Machine, strong and
durable
THE BUCKEYE The Par Excellent B,,ckeye!
Who should say any word about the Great
Buckeye?
Any other machine, such as
THE MCCORMICK, KIRBY
LITTLE BUFFALO. HUSSEY
ALLEN RAJ or any others.
Also, ALIENS NEW 2-WHEEL MOWER
are offered my friends
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-13
Examiners Notice.

INllE undersigned Examiners, appointed by
IL the Commissioners of Montgomery coun-
ty TO ascertain whether the public convenience
requires the opening of public road, com
mencing on the Damascus road, at or near the
intersection of the Damascus road with the
road leading from Rockville to Seneca Bridge,
near DR.. Washington Waters MILL and termi-
mating on the Frederick poad, near Gathers
burg-said contemplated road passing through
the lands Of Edwin NJ. Munsastcr, 0tho z.
Muncaster, John Bean, Nathan Cooke, Newland
Irish aud others-hereby give notice that they
will meet on the premises, on SATURDAY,
The l4h day Of Jaly merit, at the hour Of 10
o'clock, A. NJ, and proceed to execute said
commission. JOHN T. DESELLUM,
JAMES WILLIAMS,
GEORGE WATERS,
june It'd Examiners.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-13
Hon. John c. Breckinridge's Letter
of Acceptance.


SIR ana directed, by vote of the Demo-
cratic National Convention to inform you
that you have been this day unanimously
nominated by il as the candidate of the De-
mocratic party for the Office Of President Of
the United States, and in their behalf 10 re-
quest you TO accept the nomination. | beg
leave vt the same time to enclose you copy
of the resolutions adopted by the convention
as the political platform upon which the party
stands.
have the honor to be, very respectfully,
G. CusHlNG President.
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THE SENTINEL.
BENJAMIN F. WADDY.

Georgcto,Ca, d. G. Is oar authorized A.
gent for reoeiUiag subscriptions aad
advertisements.
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REPAIRS
OF ALL MACHINES SOLD BY ME
CAN BE FURNISHED PURCHASERS.

Ess~ The subscriber would suggest to the
farming community the fallacy Of the asser-
ton that it requires practical machinest to
sell or even work agricultural machinery.
They will readily perceive that il it required
a practical mechanic to sell reaper or now
er, IL would also require like knowledge of
the article 10 work it, which would necessari-
ly be n loss to the farmer, in having to 90 off
Of his farm TO secure a machinist TO run his
machine. | would advise all farmers to be-
ware Of such machines, as they would be ex-
tremely troublesome and expensive. The ma
chimes engage TO furnish are warranted to
accomplish what is claimed for them. And
any practical common sense farmer can work
them without the assistance of machinist.
MACHINES are now arranged for exhi-
bition, and all information and advice neces-
sary to their successful operation will be most
cheeriGlly afforded.
5sc~ BEAR IN MIND, if you please, tina.
no one can or will sell for less price any reaper
or mower than myself
re- \ am not 10 be Beat EzT
jAo- LOOK OUT FOR MY DEPOT,
No. 6I9 9TH ST., North Pa. Av.,
WASHINGTON, d. G.
SIGN OF GOLD PLOw AND EAGLE.
june 10 L. Il. SIMPSON.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-13
Lumber for Builders.
BURNS 81 SLOAN

HAVE on hand an immense assortment Of
IL BUILDING LUMBER.
ALso-SlllNGLES, LATHS AND STILLS. for
frame houses and barns.
As we buy our lumber at the very lowest
cash prices, we can and ieiH sell it at the very
lowest market rates.
20 Apply at our Yards, 1879 Light st.
wharf, or Corner of Eutaw and German SIS.
DALI lAOhE. feb 25-y
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-13
ESt1-oV.

Ee1fA CAME to the subscribers place.
ESaT and there calved few days since, a
---'<-'-''eA- white and red COW, with white
face, and crooked horns; about 10 or / ! years
old. The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay for this advertisement and
take her away. JAS. DONNELLY,
june 29--3t near the Great Falls.