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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-24

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-24
&. Fl. GRAVES
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-24
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Ten wiintriRfxnHcn Guthtum cicre Sicrmi, ;ur Na1TidN, tal
ircerH tn1 SsReunl INSTRUMENTATION &bcixptla trbauen pabc,
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-24
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-24
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-24
asas- g1ie man ans Shmer,rn hei,.r fnnn.

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trecA Nu9tnS!tGttns StHeeIrn9 nb 9inijpe AttuIfs, wrnu i
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III cen Nneatn, MtSitln, Ncrgen uKr S,brtn scpdprt. Gc!iud
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-24

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%sint: trtHnsea fcwit stU acian,mttp prblifrm II, ,,,,tm.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-24
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l'Iufesh IN etT Srobnot,rR auG Zen itreusntA 9nfryeeTaRaen Nt
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-24

EDWARD v. Cannon,
Ocfemtiibsr Hicta uuo WjerlAtS 4nm all.
GtFes: @df @rnrrnor. unp i~rdnttin- Straar.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-24
i. IL. 1plum,l.

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Hufpulttrer uup Sapt,i ertr.
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sTpntel' ny sem SSi;htea YuSl!sm ;ur Nni,rtL,ras ausr in ltu
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zen VitfAi'srrrn iur Nabr,bt. ras iesen Ecuusr,
N'A' @ernes . ubt, rrssImaf,sr Gr:1usr. ~llcbrnsto
TT rr MILITARY NIu" it%dttfinpen.
Scptu .cbtcu Ccnutrrdud i'm Nfrunt Tnr,, nc
n'pnatl'as T~srlanrmluaa I'M ypfaLt rs Srrrn SGac
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Tr. %. @rebs.
Od'ce: Fcke Marshall und Ste .,trasse.
Dry-Goods S Fancy. Store
Gm Jituru Mlr.t:,
Gdt COR Vrpae- nm 6;ru Str1ut
9. ~. 8uisnbau N rmpiiebl. lerren 6reuup.r
hnr ftm pHblltun lrtu aut H,icrtlrirs ylatr BON 5rub-
ldbra sedlrsH, bic IN rrn ~tiLi9Itsn prtlIen stsctrtrn
Ttrcru.
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{ olrmt Srtsl unr HttaurattOn
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Aa'Nas"t nns SseItnuaS. SsSia5un9ut Hifis.
Htrablreun1 Ter Vrtiie zen Srbiru.
Hs yr.i,' stt . Et; r"s 'S at 'osits< asdsibt pie .ies,:
Seit SEGiS eHe $3.50 pr Yeas.
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tcrial eitNr Seafcu ins, lthtM rtrert.
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Et Nrhitn-2Nrre heNnctn IT'D 9fe Der 10. 5yt;t uut I,ry
uns Sdt Der 8. uno Sarcfr, IIeIhh sOm Canal. ~
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ascnttn:
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@eb1tI -@tIblft.
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TtI ltetnI ron bier aoseFtnsrn Teitolnpfr naa irtenp siutaSr;t
Hef SSe!t l,cr;a9ih CtutlDlanb unb Die Sts,rtO irantirt k.
CUR SsiiIGtunb, rttr letitntur, prrrrt une nit Ser sssttr S;,ts,-
bctl eTpscir!, gtSeH 9lr1ntls une 5,aaM.
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Gs'-5pr %id,meus lnb ~lims,sene sastn mir 5rn. y. tsfC,l
untre Altniur uscIrI1en. q. S0mibt y e.
Rim aGt GtiJes be;iebeue, tittst uni bic aenciattu4ufrsd =, No.,
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-24
eIalp,s, yemeeLss. Wranulalss. srpnnr unp Wa1

Sui 0pGi ,3udn.
. stlS. Is scHSsp II unS q SaFe. 8uder.
q bhIe. rTlrlc HeD GIRO 9iep SrisauS .}uGer.
III hlSS. rcsWni 10 RIM,
~" bio. rgtms nan stpp Nep Sritans YetaTts.
N53 isreeS
80 ,st,. CscIscn s.e ynsf Sclu,'
80 bbee. NiuetGpaep @rluTCs.
90 rao. uh ttsrS SNtrn 6amS.
wv epeS. S'aicn SiSss nab SpeulecTS.
-, RVS. une rEruc vure tprtnt leap.
~ ~tTe23tteTE Gtaf Earc.
80 tb,5. NGt uue o5rpp Nsrrinst.
,"p e2ree IeIrGniIls uie laupip Camille,
v, r0rrS Scl'. 3EntSn uni 6.Neg Sua~,
so tNTcte @it.
! 50 bs.e. &rtam @If.
: 'nO sNe. ru:C Gihcr 8uWaa.,
W bprss &nNiub EuiSp Gbc.,.
70 eeIe. 9ilEInn"t nnb RechGeh 5bisfss. Rum. Din. S1aner
Scrrmi, IsyI> uno RGbeira Slsin. ~
30 sbis. purs 8iratHia NRpnn,ain a9biSftp.
'Oo iieTcce E9RsDS 9prisr
80 sasEss GhIRp1sncr.
80 ha5e Sasuita, 9tod1, RaFststtc, Rtr une 3eyo Gene,
Is FblS. Giet!.
IS bsis. YktlsS.
AZ ee'n. JsRi.'. &rtrI. SGprfns. Gint IL. 4 SYtesIinas Glpur
9'2uib GlHts. S,a GcrCa, 9Sysrrins 3winr "N o""
WrNEps'9 SNpsT, tstter anh itppllsap 0spcr. ~, Gs;r,,r A.,
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wa. 9t'tn Is eRllperpnr lbcc, Stirtc, Wattrs ou,r = er,,n
Nr'ae' <udttts, eIpttCS Nins, 9ieif,r, pfcifcntppft Ssut,
ny H""'uSS- Ui9 &'ic, Satms9s, nRdctaIeni. Y,ruierUi Skn
S'SuVh9, SFSlNtS, gtat FcnbCye, uHt allie iprnncr arrfi y;
'thEr 0ipr'2 une t%SurRiibinl 6Nblrlsmcn, o,bsi,,o mr,stn
5aN' %f'ta'T @aFtrli o:at8 seetn taar e,
VI III. Nj Il lIuc g 6hrr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-24
Tcncrs ume ~ arimesSNcsuram,

NclEt= INC Wa drtlcEN flcgNr0Mj
be-
Virginia Fire * Marine Insurance Company
Gle tir Bona 5iae Capital opn SEQ OU telis
'np i'm Sabre 1882 purtb Die 0eitssttuna
Ocn Nirsinieu ~eir9ciest 7urpr.
sScrddtrun9tn perben eur4 sicie dte Gcmpasui, tr,s,;I; uu,;r
San S~dnii9'itH Scem9Hn9rn 9eScN reutr. uWe 1s ijerinlptn an
Siatnitum ala Nlrt, ais: Siuier. lRtube, e3uter uuc sIaar;n
iIsr VII, icnp5I IN pr Smrt. ale aut III. yauct, une wtrotn rrt
ElrtrtHbcn Atsiablun9en rrpmpt stittrrt.
[ns- (ur ptt gpun uue Gle 3uinesmt Orr III Ycrf5eruheu G,,.
9tnltdnct rue nttIS ctrrtnrt.
SiFte No. l3l ntainIfr, Yidmcne, 3D.. cine Ibrr Y ,,,rb,Ib
3iepatn &iiftt- u. q. Gepa!btn. 4r(Ip.
8ItN an ~ 10 er, 9ctrn- il
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-24
OCEAN HOUSE

Gte Ter Ni4t- II. &curt|tra6c, Nprttmputb Sa
Ga& rcUtnHc VublituM miro arf tic.S pcr;us nscTtd,u,
&ccI 9dni s~ss,tsut aUinetlaat scrn:t,.
n. 8. ssbttc, Ir?Yrcg!.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-24

SSsI s'h AutsH S'lo habsn mill. acbc mad
ser 1~gstTeR NbiiburIt'f bcn GaUerit, Nr. II Ma;unr1f, ~ !, Nn
nS'o uetTiSretIi 'rtTeen mirr. SEatftn itrast 8tIpet III. ri,
Su%.ms."t "Es.te'nun9 rmeta. %C'rdt,t irinc Tsptcarapbs, Im-
Sne peNSSrIrbS t. <eternsus. Scptr pur @ttaDpla,tcn. rr
:I" vn- 'Eal,Mf St,"SEt sitit7 WaurEic Miro HuicIbcn it,nt sn-
1"stsH i'tsfsN ath ase 0ssUrrsrtrp, na uut III iscu b,Iis.
Suetr m,rStn rn AZ Cts. an snacitrtist. HbcteIrapbi,u ,a
So M n,fr"N ""Ntn'IG''
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-24
Sefann t,'taebnna &C.. /,
3. mtic,c 81

uar cen mir sEH mtintn biedstn 0ansSirr,,r 10 .,i4,,h =,
Inthtitn s}nirTu's SsIihtb ronitEr. rmpf,hl, is mid cnh ftrmrl.
ptI'm 9HioHeT 9~Setlrcnsu, iEctH In ~ dI<i,ttr ait m, grnr,.
tmf sIinNy. eaa ih pset frntey TrcaurH uRe VI, H,sm.n,e-, chen
ereif'i; SehaImtn. SrItu. fcinr unt orrhr G1.ult 2,ar. Giuts.
mts' PafueTptc. %pt'l6'etR: Sct!sn Jtuct,r, em,nht s ,Sr,,,u
pnnt1 Ni"meI-A4i'. GheselIe,. Ratarcni. Sall:pI in srns,r nab
nu0ntn H'slStn. ;''r'ni. sdritH rt o. 'ut,ntu, n,ba alien snsr.u
SsRuTi'H. Sttrdmnt. Ys' fnmsriru. "s,irn n. ,t r,hnr g,n,tt
'1 81 Ni mesl'hIi t'AiSiiss Yuilsa tsisns enritkls.
,. 6. Hii6,r. Nsr.
1Vo Seres S1nplee, SaOep. Sp,rm unb Geonss,iut,
70" SoFe Gear, StAd. SrcIrr ut 9tle2.
90 snrea Sssp 9rtt G5cittR 9bttls,
- Srius SiN,
400 S'rr,Ina uHp 9uds,tS,
100 SreF Hhtite 9lpre,
400 Gjrcs 2iattxe
Vsrfauf tti Stn, ~ ~ .r"tS" w; 'w
~ Sa'1r!s %a'''n'cre TiGre, itektu srhaheu unt ~ Sattr
SHm. Ndlllrs IL, Srhn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-24

wy wti ubtr bic SIIhn Der Nccic merptH nit Gi,,eao
s0h .Oo"uN. l5ooua, i3uncO. 10000, Il5OUo, lIurnN, l65Orn
ioioo", loOtn0. 20U00, 3Ue00. 3,0DO, > NAL @Ouua. maj Z"
1000, NAL l2ceo, > MA. lU1as, nal 5000. > raI 1000
MAI 'orV. ! nal 5000. IL nal 5000, lilo mSl lueu njulrtn y,
~. II. =. II. atip+er. une bic IN Ger Icttcn &iaiic NIT: nit 65clp.
SNtFt"N'A 3rieseH ncretr, tEbGjtsR ~ scr ol.e, Nlafc tr f,lssg .
=. Srut!t on Urctres, w?e1rtu rsm ,lnhabev penEpA tin Dc
wlnn r'S III 10000 Gsuieer iufaLtn fam.
Sf r"H(r SSi;burg fnct, int SSnuay nan. wrv
Gin 0dnce troS $50
Gin Gafhts vrcs l.5o ! pvrtpfrei frint
Gin Sitrtel SEpS 20
8. NCttrS II On IN Er,rFfur,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-24
,WilheIm SctI SauO"

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w. l6+ 9rcap miitsr cer Il, uns : s,ros.
ttsnt 5ssater seNeNaesr).
s,M" oneri ,tfe euis' Sastrhttr, sSurithr rne f,er,sdt.
"ttht, F~tane9's, &c. Dds 6auS III Misnnatrso ,.. ~
AS "fresn et oa't auf Nat aufmttiamsy btrien,. S'~"
81. lm6t
mre en- PARTNER mi. sinsm Gapital ss $3.50. ,n ir Ri.r,,,
"" S'etHNtirN zen 1p'ttrS ?litH:rtt Sutieira Y;I,gfs f,,n
uNW "N'"f'' Ut esdtnnsn. EitisS @ttIfi III itpu ~ snsrrr g.,
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-04-20

DISTINGUISHED VIsIroRs. On Satur-
day last, the Mayor of Washington city,
accompanied by number of Senators
and Members of Congress, together with
a number of citizens, visited the Great
Falls, on tour of inspection along the
line of the Washington Aqueduct. We
give below an account Of it, taken from
the Washington correspondence of the
Baltimore Sun, under date of the 18th
instant:
1.-The excursion to the Washington
aqueduct yesterday was one of unalloyed
qualification, and will doubtless be long
remembered by the distinguished gentle.
men from distant States. The compa-
ny consisted of about one hundred and
twenty, amongst whom may be specially
noticed the time-honored Seasetary of
State, Gen. Cass, and his son-in- law,
Mr.. Ledyard; Mr. Thompson, Secretary
of the Interior; Senator Brown, chair
man of the Senate committee on District
affairs; Mr.. Carter, chairman of the
House committee; Mr. Phelps, of Mo-;
Mr.. Etheridge Of Tenn the gallant CO...
Hughes, of Md; the Mayor of Wash
ington, aldermen and members of the
board of council j. L. Hodge, Esq !;
Dr. Blake, commissioner Of public build
ings; Capt. Montgomery G. Meigs. the
! 81 ii
engineers, Morton and Talcott, with 9TH
ers. Conveyed by coaches aud little
steamer on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal, the entire party were edited with
full view of the scenery Of the rlag-
nihcent works which, at present, are to
supply with pure water our navy-yard,
arsenal, government buildings, and sixty
thousand people-and prospectively to
yield one hundred gallons Of water per
day to each man, woman and child of
a million Of Inhabitants, besides the resi-
dents of Georgetown now and hereaf-
ter.
"The reservoir covers eighty acres Of
grcund-water at an average depth OF
forty feet. So plentiful is the sparkling
fluid that few days since the engineers
deliberately let off as waste, scarcely
missing it, eighty millions of gallons. =
The span of the Cabin John Bridge
splendid structure--is said to be the lar
gest in the world of its sort. Captain
Meigs showed the simplicity and power
Of the machines by turning crank,
drawing on or shutting off immense vol.
umes of water at pleasure. The CON-
pany were properly entertained with SUBJ
stantials and luxurics of the season,
which were discussed without speeches
OF formal toasts, and all returned at q
good hour. Captain Meigs asks an ap-
preparation, to complete this work, Of
$500, 900"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-04-20

For CHARLESTON Our city just now
(says the Washington Constitution" Of
the 10th inst. is greatly enlivened by
the presence Of a large number of demo-
cratic delegates to the Charleston con-
vention from the most widely separated
portions of the Union. Among SO many
gentlemen well known and honorcd by
the national democracy, it would be in
vidious to distinguish individuals but it
is satisfactory to remark that the high
character of the delegations generally
promises the very best results from the
deliberations of the convention Of which
they form the component parts.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-04-20

ANOTHER DEFEAr OF TAE REpuBE-
CANS. In the recent election for Judge
in Wisconsin, the question turned on the
obedience due by the State judiciary to
the DEGREES of the Supreme Court of the
United States The candidates we're
Judge Dixon, who had decided that State
courts must respect the decisions Of the
Federal Court, and Mr.. Sloan, who main
tains different opinion. Judge Dixon
was sustained by the democrats and wings
ns well as the more conservative rcpub.
lcans, and is elected by about 2 500 ma
jority, although the State has heretofore
gone largely republican.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-04-20
NOTICE
To Merchants, Traders, &c

A LII persons and bodies corporate or poll
IA tic, in Montgomery County, who are or
shall be exercising or pursuing any business,
or shall be doing any act or thing, or shall be
in the occupation of any house or place for any
purpose for which "a license is made necessary
by the Laws of Maryland, are hereby warned
TO obtain License, or renew the same,
Between the LIST and the 10th day of NAV
ensuing,
under the penalties prescribed BY said laws for
the infracton thereof
Those interested are notified Of the follow
ing requirements Of the License Law passed at
the late session Of the General Assembly OF
Maryland.
TRADERS LICENSES. The amount TO be paid
by traders for u license, 1.-THE amount of stock
at the principal season OF sale to be given un-
der OATH is as follows If the applicants
stock in trade does not exceed
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-04-20


MASS MEETING OF THE "CoSsTI1u-
rIoNAL UNION PARTY" IN BALTIMORE. -
The Mass Meeting of the friends of the
Constitutional Union party" in the
Square, last night, (says the Baltimore
Exchange" of Saturday last did not
demonstrate that the strength of that
party lies in numbers. The meeting was
extremely select, indeed, and SO we'll be-
havcd as must have thrown chill upon
the hearts of its promoters There was
nobody to oppose it-none to find fault
with it-none to kick up row--nobody
tight-nobody for the police to arrest
no noise-no enthusiasm "villainous
saltpetre" burnt; and the consequence
was, that Mr.. THOMSON, of Indiana, was
enabled to commence very good speech,
after its kind, and to go on without in
corruption by anything but shower,
which caused the " Mass to adjourn to
Carroll Hall. which held it without diff
Guilty.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-04-20
Ghe Mlarkets.

BALTIMORE, April IS, 1860.
GRAw.--There were 3, 800 bushels Of wheat
offered this morning. and the market was dull
at Sl.65al.75 for fair to prime white, and
Sl.77al.80 per bushel for choice do; red was
quoted at Sl.45al. so per bushel for fair to
prime. or corn 5000 bushels offered, and
white sold at 73a75 cts, and yellow at 72a75
cts for fair to prime-demand fair. Oats AZ
a45 cts per bushel. Rye S5as7 cts.
FISH. -Atexandria, "Wednesday afternoon -
The quotations for shad continue to-day at
$l4 per 100, and herring at Sl2 per 1000
Upwards of 100 tubs went over to Baltimore
to-day Sun.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-04-20

No license shall be granted TO sell spirituous
and fernented liquors or lager beer, In quanti-
ties not less than pint, for the sum Of eighteen
dollars, unless the person applying therefor
shall also obtain license to sell goods, chat
ties, wares and merchandise, paying therefor
the sum herein before prescribed according to
the amount Of his stock in trade.
OYSTER AND EATING HorsEs The license to
be paid by the keepers Of oyster and eating
houses is $50 throughout the State.
Females vending millinery and other small
articles, whose stock In trade is not over $500,
pay a license OF So only; but II over that
amount, they are required TO pay the same H.
cense as other persons--oath to be made as 10
the amount Of stock at the principal season Of
the year.
The Clerk shall not issue license TO any per-
son to sell spirituous or ferInented liquors from
whom the grand jury has recommended H.
censc 10 be withheld, or 70 person whose IL
cense has been suppressed by the court without
the special order OF the court.
The Seth section Of the code, which required
an application license to open oyster or eating
houses, 10 procure the recommendation Of two
neghboring freeholders, and also 10 make oath
before the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of his
County, &C., as to the annual yalne Of his
house, is repealed.
The above licenses TO retailers and oyster
and eating houses 10 into effect the LIST Of May
up 20--3t SAMUEL GLOYD, Sheriff.
Mp- ALL PERSONS making applca-
ton for Licenses, are hereby notified that only
Bankabe Funds will be received therefor
such az gold and silver, and the money Of the
Banks Of The District Of Columbia and Balti-
more city. J. @. HENING, Crk
april 2o-'d Of Montgomery county
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-04-20
DEATH OF THE Hon. Wm. Cosr Jons

DEATH OF THE Hon. WM. Cosr JonN-
eoS.--The Hon. WM. Cosr JOHNSON
Of Maryland. died in Washington city,
on Sunday last. in the 54th year of his
age. The deceased was native of
Frederick county, well known lawyer,
and distinguished in former days as a
prominent Wing politician. lie was re-
peatedly member of the Legislature OF
Maryland a member Of the House Of
Congress from 1888 to 1885, and from
1887 to 1913; member Of the State
Constitutional Convention; a candidate
for Governor, but defeated by the Hon
Francis Thomas, Of Frederick, and presi-
dent Of the national convention Of young
men which met in Washington to nom
mate Henry Clay for President.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-04-20
THE SENTINEL.
ROCKVILLE. MD.
FRIDAY. APRIL 20, 1860.
TnR CHARLESTON CoxrrNr1oN.- Z

The CHARLESTON CONVENTION. On
Monday next, the 23d instant, the dele
gates appointed to represent every por-
ton of the democratic party throughout
the Union win assemble at Charleston,
5. g., to deliberate for the veal of the
democratic cause. We do not anticipate
that single congressional district, how
ever remote from the point of Meeting
will be unrepresented by its deliberately
chosen representative; and the proceed
ings of the body thus constituted, there
fore, must be held and taken as the act
and deed of the democracy of the entire
Union. The voice of the Pacific coast
as we'll as Of the Atlantic-of Maine and
Minnesota, IS we'll as of Florida and Tex
as, and Of the States which unite these
extremes VIII DO heard and must be re-
coguised in the single voice of the Con-
yention.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-04-20

CONGRESS. Monday last opened the
twentieth week Of the session, and there
are now more than three hundred bills
on the private calendar Of the House,
and several of the important appropria-
ton bills and other bills of public char.
acter are yet pending The Intelligen-
Ger at Washington says it has rarely
known Congress in which the daily sit
tings have occupied SO many hours as the
present. This indicates the growing bu-
siness of the nation.