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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-15

IScoaaEcr-wea are happy to learn thai the statement,
i, teceut letter that Gibson J. Butcher Clerk Of the
Circuit Court and that Joseph o. Spaiding, Esq orm
lv Of this e,v) had been killed BY the robber horde
Of Hessians who recently made night invasion into
Wesoo Lewis county, and robbed is Bank is incorrect
The account was that Mr. Spalding had been shot, be-
cause OF refusing to obey any order Of the Yankee com
mander and that Mr.. Butcher bad been snot WINE AZ
,snptpg 10 esaps Intelligence received yesterday by
PROMINENT citizen Of the West 10 this city, induces
the belief that the statement Is incoTrect-DisPdeh
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THE YANKEES ADOPT THE STEAM GUN.

To the Editor Of the Wig:
gentleman, recently arrived from Boston, brings TIE
information that the Steam Gun stolen from the inventor
Mr. Dcksrson ",o,c IN this cty," by the notorious Plea
yns Butler has been sent to Boston, and six machines
Of the same have been ordered for the Lncon Army
What ia the tina. Eve thousand dollars cannot be
invested by our authorities to build one Of these Guns!
BRISKS
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.aL0omaRIIRIU FOR SALE.

guyHF updsnsd ocsn kr GALE NE fRAof OF LAND called
II .Bioonsbsy." cupspsr county. shout three nilss hon
farn Istsiy soA By ko Ms wise and Kennedy ~
~ lauds Of q Bsekhan, D.. O. fhon and Vim nfe
fh Yaru 4 stuated Ehborhood remarkably adaped n
De Eovth and ms Baldn rather ola bat
WIN nsdsrsss rp.n vh BE- ior ne eoniorare
70 place for nemseve We VIII merely rensrk st
horhsod, especially for vhesA
fsrns vfh - usds aoosnnodattnG.
sse.ssss ossS~ ssssS. ss q IL Green a. 0olpsess
oea JOIN NAUGHTkf
I'LL q 1kADyORR
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Socks rox THE VoLUrTKxRs-We see il suggested that
/, would be well for Housewives sod others to kni, socks
and forward them to the volunteers. Il viii be long
uatl cool weather. when woolen sock, will b. in great
demand In fact unless the suppy is larger than usual
our brave soldiers will suffer- This should not be- Then
let Mothers wives sisters aud sweethear,s knit socks for
those IN service. They will do Il gratuitousy and well
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-15

ANOTHER Old VESSEL Bx SHovrD Orr ON Gov
sRsxksr-Strong efforts being made we learn,
10 get the Government to buy the extra SOW and deep
draught but little Mrsmon which Is at least her
third alias 10 be used the lakes We hope they will
dredge out tho whole and lakes before the put
chase is contaminated This the of the Mar
quis de Ia Habans which the parties who got s53
100 &C. har only $4,000 month or two before.-Nnr
OrLsoaS DdDaf.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-15

THE VOLUNTEERED HAND EOOK.
TwEsTIErn THOUSAND NOW READY.

TINE VOLUNTEERS HAM BOOK containing 40 abr.dge-t 81
Bsrdees Infantry raeticl
husfet 10 squsd and Company Exs Manual Of Arms for
Hnenen and Confederate States Army Regulations
Revievs Infpeetious Guard nurntpg Ac BY James
Lee OF the Ist Reg nent Virginia vounte.r 20th elcn.
This Aaoua shouts person.
Price soc Persons remng the price, .i eeeve poe
tsge address ordeu 10
WEST JOHNSTON pubi.iers,
y2- rs Msn sl, Rci mopd. Va,
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Cool-Hery!

The traitor Pisrponfs prOnunciamento is decidedly
co,l-cool to the point of being funny. Gov. Letcher
has gone after the rascal and we hope to see him re-
turn in few weeks With all the traitors and scoundrels Of
tbat region hi ched to his trumpha car.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-15
SITVATION WANTED.

Hs undesnsd ~ engaged In business - Ovti
"A seer en- large plantAos xsss Gtuanon n this Tine
he aes hmseh he eau svs sAnsse1aa one ~ nssS
expsneed The fullest tsguzis can be furnish
ID. For further particulars address hn-counba, Ruvanns
Va
igf5-u3as JOHN ALLEN.
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FROM nANAssAs-A BATTLE AT HAND.

fROA ANASSAS-A BATTLE AT HAND.
The Lynchburg vIginiap, dated this me rning }; but
printed Saturday night, says:
We have reliable advces from this quarter, to the ef
feet that the enemy have advanced force Of from nine
to 10 900 out 70 place call,d Springfield nine miles
aud our troops in fine spirits ready 70 repel the Hes
slams.
The Same paper coptalns the following letter:
Carr PrcxrSs. MANASSAS JUscrIox,
July IL, 1851.
Dear Virgnian- Events of momentous importance.
croWdng each other 10 suoA rapid succession In this
locality q 70 render it almost matter Of ippossioili
to keep up with thsrecord. The cloud Of tbiss>
eniug Is this region, and unless greatly mistaken
In the sigrs of the mss, will be upon us 10 lime an.
e1pecedy short TO ihs deni1sLs Of LJnchburg, who
have SO many Of their loved oaes in I'll, camp.
Orders were issued to-day prohibiting commission.
ed officers. or men from leaving. the limits Of the
camp. This precaution taken 10 connection with
sundry others, and eIhortations emanatiDg frpsa
Headquarters which were to-day read st T. simentst
parade, leave no room 10 the mind Of your cor
RESPONDENT 20 doubt that engagement Is an
ticpased that very speedily Cert.in is, that the
prepared for it, and while many OF them regret
the stern necessity that has torn then rom Me tesc9s
Of their families ard frieade, that the hour that will
"u7 mems souls Is apparently at hand none regret tho
sacrifices they have made in entering the service Of sheir
beloved South.
euack oy tue aDkees " tnfs tolnt h'f'y ssnin
the range Of probability. The position Is SO strongly for
tiled as 70 bid defiance to larger force than can be
spared from other posts which they threatening, the
fight will doubtless be In advance Of hsnassss there
be one hut the troops at this point expect 70 have
hand 10 Il.
Your resders have doubtless been apprzsd Of the fact
that the command of this Brigade has been transfs
from COL Terrett to Gen. Loogsree' who s said 70 b
Al officer of merit with the additional recommendation
Of having seen hard service 10 the Mexican war.
Troops continue arrive and dipat in considerable
numbers their various destinations are unknosu 70 any
But the intia ID.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-15
EAR SALE

LARGE roomy house furniture. Is stu,
N full Of almost all public bsdins In the city
Il renders Il eligible.
portion Of The purchase money. onefourth ~
n. rglred rsdae II be
sat OF Otns me
/ latter place preferred. address, o.XbS,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-15

Nessrs Jackson, Butcher Kearn, and Sbum.t the gen.
temen arrested by the Bank robbers a. Weston Lewis
county, after beng carried to Grafton were taken to
Columbus Ohio where they confined prisoners
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We had report yesterday Of very serious DISASTER
20 t-o regiments of Gen. Garnsss division. The report
ran that Hscks and PegrAmJ regiments. consisting OF
1900 men, a, Rich Hill about miles beyond Bev
erIey, on the Buchanan road, were attacked By some
1000 5000 Of the enemy Thursday last tho 18th
yery much to pieces and forced to surrender The
telegraph by way of Cincinnati gives enlarged YER
sion 10 the effect which would seem to render the
report the more probable. Yankee kilograms however
in themselves, entitled TO little credit.
On Saturday, our authorities received account from
Beverley to the effect that Thursday three foot com
p.nss and two horse, At Rich Hill had bsesn attacked
by large force Of the enemy and compelled to fall
back; and that Col PegrAm and other had been
.eAtly wounded This statement evidently refers to the
,.us affair reported above. Untl further advioes ",
are unable 70 ssy which the truthful representa-
don.
Gan. Garnett was At Laurel Hill IA miles north o
Bsverley, in the direction OF PnlliPpa- Previous &C
counts advised Us that the enemy were advancing il
force from Grafton and CIArksburg and Il battle Ia
not taken place, one may DO imminent
Ths scouting about Laurel Hill has been very actV
and bloody-ths enemy losing many and we = few. d
the s.h Capt TOmpkins With his Richmond Sharp shoo
ers attacked the enemy killed several and took some
prisoners, and in the number Colonel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-15

III ARE
WANTED
FOR THE RICHMOND
LIGHT GUARD,
CAPT. q. A. WALLACE.
UNIFORM,
BOARD AND LODGING.
eB F. f z "a
Cali a. At Headquarters ah street, between Main and
Gary streets. jyib-3t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-15

SPRING CLOTHING.
nARRAooTT, HARRIS 4 CO., have on hand;
~ nns Dress Suits
Fancy Cashmere 6uty
Fancy Linen Suits
Cottonade tu'ts
Fancy Fix vess
Fancy Marselles Vets
White Linen Goats
BAy and spAniIh Linen Goats
Linen and hanseLes Psnu
Fancy Cas-. Pants
Oottonads fants
ehls Collars
Under ekirl and Drawers
Neck Ties, Hhdfs, ttocks,
Which hsy are selling very low fsr cash.
ALSO,
AL binds OF Boys and chndrens oiothIag
DARRAoOrT. HARRIS CO.,
JET liz hsn Street
MILITARY CLOTHING MADE 30 ORDER
Wf are now manufacturing, and Will ma---->-- ssr ns
w following Goods for Military parpos -.
Red and Blue riaupel Shirts
Heavy Coored JeaIs, de-,
Tweed Cashmere Fatigue Jackets aud shirts,
Heavy French Linen Fatigue Jlcxsil and Shts
KENT, PAINE 90,
mslo is ND lss Main st.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-15

NOTICE.
CHANGE OF HoURs.
OFFICE RP&P r 3 COMPANY
RIcHxosp. July II 1851
nN and AZ eaurday July 1S afternoon r,ia ni
~ Company VIII leave RchIond 81 5o'c!ots n, htsd Of
o'clock ~ heretofore.
iyl9 SANE PrTa. supt
nOVE,s RHEUMATIC LlNIMBNT.-Asur e cure
~ Tor Rheunatsm-vsrsned In every Prepared and
| for sale By DOvI co,
fe9. Druspists
DISTOLs AND BOWIE KNIVES, for sale By
l. CLARksUN, ANDERSON . co,
Je3 No. LOG Main ftreet
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THE REGULAR MONTHLY

~ Mseilg Of the Young Mems Christian Association
yin be hsd, Tuesday evening" July l0th In NE UniIe
Preaoyterian Church, kev Dr. keeds) 81 ) O'CLOCK
The pablo cordially invited 10 attend
t,fsa a, ~ " IN sIrrGEr Rs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-15
FROM TIE NORTHWEST.
Respectfully,
EAsr TENNEsSHE.

IN RoUrE-COSDIrroY or THE RIGxrSr-rHE zouAyEs
PRoMorED-sEARISd THE STAT OF vAR-AcrIvE sKIR-
NIsuiXG-cASxoSADNG-oRDE uP-A BATTLE IN
NISKNT.
BKvsRLY, Va, July TO- 1861.
Being decidedly opposed to marching, allowed the
Regiment to commence lis an,bass to Laurel Hill foot
and days later engaged passage in one Of Aessrr.
Trotter Co.'S, line of stages. will attempt no deg
cripton Of the magnificent scenery Of the Allegheny
here as time forSids but would suggest tina, tho Wing
should send its whole corps Of Editors and few descp-
tive writer's tell the world Of its glories Staging up
the mountains quite provoking; tho horses drew
their weary length along a. most irksOme pace but
when we reached the top changed opinion Of this
mode of travelling Crack went the whip to the
horses that gravity rolling the coach down grade at
speed that dispensed with their assistance On splen-
did turnpike swept around those curves and down
those spras and the forest covered peaks below
and in every direction around u.s. the effect glorious
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-15

fHE WHEELING TRAITORS GOVERNMENT.
The following l. lis. Of the Bogus Virginia Govern
ment:
Governor: y. h. Pierpoint.
-Iisu.snaut Governor: - Paisley, OF Jackson 70.
sa.re,4ry Of Commonwsath: Nathan Wilson.
Treasurer Of Virginia s. p. Hldreth.
Clark OF the House OF Delegates: - Wilson.
Sergeant at Arms; james o, HArly,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-15

Several more fesnsnn psssed lplo Virginia .c.ts,
The steamer Pocahoutas has feturnsd from cruss q,
the Potomac At Aqua Creek sbo fred several theli,
| ct the Secession steamer Page, causing ccmmoticp
and was fred at from the battery Intellectually.
bill reported BY Mr. Stephens In the House provides
4 ! . lean Of $25O, 100000.
FROM BUCKHAENON.
BUcKHASxoN, July "A courier from Weston report,
that Col Tyler Of the l7tb Ohio regiment succeeded in
throwing one company Of bis regimen. into Ger,is
last night with provisions for the nine companies of the
18th and Is Ohio regiments and ooy awaiting the
arrival Of the loh Ohio TO move on and attack Wiss
command
Gen. Mcclellan Left Middle Fork Bridge, where be en-.
csmpsd last night early this mornoe with the evden,
design Of reaching point twenty miles east OF here,
where the rebels represented 70 be In large force and
strongly entrenched.
FROM ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July &c W. Coaip Superintendent Of
Indian affairs fOr the Iadau Territory has arrived here
from that section He was not able to penetrate the
Territory over lis miles berg threatened with capture
by the Secessions. His predecessor claims 20 bold the
o6ics BY virtue Of commission from the Conf derAte
States. SIEGE the evacuation OF the forts BY the Federal
troops the Secessonss havs gsioed control OF sAirs In
the Territory and bad tfscatsd the money and pro-
visions intended for the Iodians.
The Convention Of Indians called BY Gov. Hsrris, CT
the Ohickssaws held on the 24sh June, but broke
Up 10 . row.
The latest accounts from Hfj. Sturgis Command are
to the Alb July when they at Clinton Henry coun.
~, No. The command had been much Delayed By high
water, and made but slos progress
regiment Of Federal troop, arrived at Lexington this
morning.
The blockade of tho river belo~ this city By order Of
Gen. Lyon was abandoned this evening.
FROM BALTIMORE.
BALfrnoRr July s-Shortly after securing the steam.
er Chester the steamers George Weems and Mary Wash
ipgton, which had started OUT, we're required
by the Government officers. This wss precsu.
uonary 10 apprehension that attempt might be made
70 seiz, them.
BALrIxoRR, July 9-An expedition has gone down
the bay capture ihs brig which Thomas reported
70 have q force.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-05-03
PROCLAMATION.
STATE or M,fRYLAND.

| STATE or MdRYLAND,
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
Frederick City, April goth, 1861.
N7IIEREAS, 1t has been represented to me
w that certain citizens of Maryland, not
holding Commissions in the Maryland Militia,
are enlistng and arming men, and ordering
them on military service within the State
And Whereas, it has been further represent
ed to me that certain other citizens ofMaryland,
holding commissions in the Maryland Yolun-
teer Militia, have ordered their soldiers on
military service without having first complied
with the provisions of SEE ton 90, ofArticle g.
of the Code Of Public General Laws;
dnd WherUas, such acts, in derogaton of
the authority and dignity Of the State of Ma
ryland, are at all times subversive Of good or
der, and in the present excited condition Of
the public mind, are well calculated to imperil
the public peace.
Now, therefore, ], THOMAS HOLIDAY Hicks,
Governor Of Maryland, do, by this my Procla-
nation warn all such persons OF the unlawful
ness Of such acts and do cnjoin upon the pro-
per authorities Of the several counties and Of
the city Of Baltimore, to see that the laws Of
the State be not violated in the premises.
(~--l Given under my hand and the
SEAL Great Seal ofthe State Of Maryland,
49, at the city Of Frederick, this 2gth
day OF April, eighteen hundred and sixty-oLe.
may 3-3t TH0S. II. HICKS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-05-03

TRooPs IN THE CONFEDERATE STATEs.--Thc
Mobile Advertiser Of the Gath ultimo has the
following
There are now, MS nearly as can be csti-
mated, upwards Of 100, 900 organized and arm
ed men in the seven confederate States, under
orders, or anxiously awaiting them, to spring
10 the post Of danger at the word Of Jefferson
Davis. Within eight days time, at the farth-
est, he can concentrate so, 900 Of these men,
the best soldiers in the world-at any point on
the Northern border, and hurl this splendid
army like an avalanche upon the foe. II the
battle ground be in Virginia or Maryland, as
IL probably will the grand army Of the Con-
fcderacy will be doubled ortribed by the raj
lying hosts Of those States. We have reason
TO believe that hundreds Of companies are now
on the move, or will be within "a hours, all
bound somewhere"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-05-03

THE THREAT.--The National Republican, ("
in It's issue on Thursday Of last week, in Wash
ington, thus announces the policy and the
purposes Of the Lincoln government :--"Therc
Is to be no peace except upon the basis Of the
unqualified submission Of those in revolt.
There is to be no recognition Of any pretended
Southern Confcderacy. There Is TO be no
peaceable assent TO a separation Of these
States. The Government Is TO be maintained,
in that plain, straightforward way in which
all Governments are maintained By coercion.
The leaders Of this conspiracy are TO be driven
out Of the country or TO be hanged"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-05-03

ID ESIDIN G in the South and West--Our
IL customers residing in the South and West
are respectfully informed that our stock for
the spring and summer Of 1861 is now full and
complete in all departments, and that in the
future as In the past, their orders will receive
our most prompt and careful personal atten-
ton.
We would suggest in this connection that in
all cases where checks or drafts are RENTED
that they be drawn on Washington or some
point to the North or East.
All parcels for the interior properly packed
free of charge
PERRY & BROTHER,
Extensive Dealers in
Dry Goods of the best class,
Penn. avenue and Ninth street.
apb--tf Perry Building"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-05-03
CHE Alarkets.

BALTIMORE, May 2, 1861.
GRAN.-The market was dull this morning,
and prices were quite irregular. For Corn
there was, however, some little demand, and
sales of some 8, 600 to 5000 bushels were made
at from GO up to Ga cents for both white and
yellow. OF Wheat prices are very irregular,
red rangingIfrom $l.l0 up to 81 80, and white
at from $l.30 up to 81 go per bushel. of0ats
there were about 5000 bushels Mt market
Some 200 to 900 bushels Virginia and Ma.
ryland were sold at 2s q 30 cents, and a lot O.
] 600 bushels prime Maryland brought "a cent?
per buahel =Nnn
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-05-03
Examiners, Notice.

YNHE undersigned Examiners appointed by
IL the Commissioners Of Montgomery county
to ascertain whether the public convenience re-
quires the opening Of public road, beginning
on the Frederick road near some sycamore
trees, running through the land OF Elijah
Thompson, thence through the lands Of VIM.
Cooke, Harry Cooke, and the heirs OF Remus
Dorsey, thence through tho land Of Remus
Snyder, to his mill-hcreby give notice that
they will meet on the premises, on SATUR-
DAY he la Of June next, at the hour Of 10
o'clock, A. NJ, and proceed TO execute said
commission. SAMUEL RIGGS, orr,
CHANDLER KEYS,
WIN. THOMPSON, orc,
ap 28--td Examineni.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-05-03
MILLwRIGHTING.

V'HE undersigned adopt this method Of in
Il forming the Millers and Mill-owners Of
Montgomery and the surrounding counties,
that we have this day entered into u co-part-
nership, and are prepared to do all kinds Of
MlLLWRIGHTING, at the shortest notice and
at prices to suit the times.
We hope, by strict attention 10 business, TO
merit liberal share Of public patronage.
ZEIGLER h CARR.
mr. We would call special attention to the
fact, that we are the only authorized agents In
the State Of Marylan for the.sale Of STEPHEN
SONS Improved JoSvlLLE TURBINE WATER
WHEEL, which, when built and set to work
by us, we guarantee TO yield from seventy-iiye
TO eighty-iye per cent. Of the power Of the wa.
ter used
Satisfactory references given when required
Address ZEIGLER Il CARR,
Brookville, Montgomery Co., Md.
April ], 1860. [may 3-tf1
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-05-03
CHEAP, FOR CASH!
Ready-made Clothing!
Ready-naade Clothing!
Ready-made Clothingl

fH'HE subscriber would respectfully inform
= the citizens Of Rockville and vicinity, that
hc has opened READY-MADE CLOTHING
STORE, in Rockville, in the house Of Mrs.
LANspALE, second door west of the postoffice,
where he VIII keep constantly on band
COATS, PANz,S, VESTS.
SHIRTS, NECK TIES, SOCKS, De.
All Of which how'll sell lower than they
cAu, az present. be bought in the District.
usse me = GAIL and satisfy yourselves; charge
may Slim SAMUEL LINTz
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-05-03
DRY GOODS for the Spring
and Summer of 1851.

MORE THAN OUR USUAL SUPPLY d
1vl Spring Goods at less than our usual
prices.
Our Northern and Eastern correspondent Is
sends us new supplies daily.
One price only, the cash standard value
marked in plain figures.
Carpets, Curtains, oilclotbs, Rugs, Mat
tings &C., upper floors.
House Linens, Blankets, Towels, Napkins
Table Cloths, &C., basement and the "vaults.' p
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Penn. avenue and Ninth street,
ap 5--tf Perry Building"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-05-03
GARDEN, GRAIN AND
GRASS SEEDS.

p. BARTHOLOW, would inform his
- friends and the public generally that bis
stock Of AMERICAN and IMPORTED SEEDS,
is now complete, and is the largest and most
varied and reliable ever offered in this market
The Imported Seeds are all Of my own direct
importation, from the best and most reliable
seedsmen in England, France and Germany.
My 1nsaricdn Seeds, are procured from the
first seed growers in the United States, with
whom | have made arrangements to be at all
times, supplied with fresh and genuine sceds.
SEED C0RN-Field and Roasting Ears.
SEED PoTATOES-'iW iteMercer, !" "Car.
ter,n "Peach Blow" and others
SEED 0ATS-Of which the Golden OATS
is kind to which your attention Is specially
directed; it is the finest variety Of oats ever
offered in this section Of the country.
CLOVER SEED,
TIMOTHY SEED.
ORCHARD GRASS.
herds GRASS,
LAWN GRASSES, &C., &c,
at the lowest rates. A liberal discount made
]. p. BARTH0LOW,
Agricultural Warehouse,
Seed Store and Guano Depot,
18th street, near canal, Washington, DC.
mar 10
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-05-03

CosDlTIos OF WAsHmGTos. "A Washington
letter says: "The condition Of Washington
financially is terrible. Notes Of the city banks
cannot be passed except at a discount Of from
twenty to twenty-five per cent The stores
are all being closed, and life Is now the only
consideration, the all-absorbing topic. Every
possible means is being adopted for the de-
parturc of citizens. Business Is entirely sus-
pended. Gold is at an immense premium
The hotels will all close by the early part OF
next week. Every one is anxious to fly, but
many have not the means to depart. Car
riages are in great demand, the price being
more than one dollar per mile. People for
merly rich are now bankrupt, and leave with
what they can. This is not the case in Wash
ington alone. Throughout the whole country
the terrible inconvenience of civil war arc
being felt in earnest"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-05-03
NOTICE
tn Tpa Hapa Marehunfa 4, 9TH a no

A Ill PERSONS and Bodies, corporate or
IA polite, in Montgomery county, who are
or shall be exercising or pursuing any BUSH
ness, or shall be doing any act or thing or
shall be in the occupation Of any house or
place for the purpose for which license is
made necessary by the laws Of Maryland, are
hereby warned to obtain License, or renew
the same between The la and tie 10Th day Of
Nay ensuiug, under thepenaltics prescribed by
said laws for the infraction thereof.
april 26--3t SAMUEL GLOYD, Shift.