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, 1862-08-06

EEG0L 10TTON-pcF u02 10 Z
GROCER1ES-Since our last review We have
nothing very marked to notice, with the ezc=p
t1ou Of SUGARS Which haye advanced &c q ID, and
at which the market il well sustained. On Thurs
day lust trade sale Of N. o. Sugars y7as held at
which there wss large attendance and spirited
competition. The lots sold brought extreme ont
eide Ggures. TEAS are firm and in good demand.
Adrices from Hong Koug dated May q, state that
in The ya1ious districts the new crop WAS excel
lent and the offerings commanded exorbitant
prices The shipments to the United States for
the Season '61.-83 to date, showed an increase
Of 1514 T0n 1bs, the exports being 2G.os98o0 1bs
against 24515, ,105 lbs in '6o-'61. CoEFEEs are
11m but without change. Stock in New Yotk On
the 1st Of August was OF Rio 123 4s3 bags, and Of
Jsya 0,Gc0 mats. R1CEF-ifm at an advance Of
AG1<c q d.
Business has been very actiye, out large dealers
Informing ue that the month Of July was the best
they have ever had, being fully 10 per cent. batter
than any previous, The stocks In the CITY at pre-
sent are large and well assorted and our me7-
chsnts are selling c1oae Oh New York prices The
! closing prices are as follows:
, 1862-08-06

2pIA..-.. T34 z.4l5 l631i5 5buD
The Ara5i0, With Liverpool dates to the e7th
ult., was telegraphed this morning Advices to
the 26th report breadstuffs active. Flour had ad~
vaneed Sd per barrel; Wheat I'd per GENITAL; and
Corn, 6dG51s per quarter. On the a7th. breadstuGs
were reported, via Queenstown, as still adranc-
ing.
The steamers news 1lat favorable effect on the
leading markets to-day. and prices ruled higher:
). There was better inquiry for Flour, and VIC
note an advance OF 5110c per barrel-with sales Of
about 4,oQ6 brls, at $5.25@5!75 for white winter
extras; a4.75 for red winter; aud 4,25@4.95 for
spring extras. Winter brands were scarce and in
active request,
The wheat market was buosant, with good
demand By shippers and for speculation a: On ad-
vance Of about 2c = bushel en- beth winter
and ep1ing :gzades. About s300o bushels
changed hands, l.02Gt o3 for No. led; Csc for
No. Red s7Q5.9c fo!fRejected Rcd: 951HD97c for
t Amber Iowa; 94G9516c for No. Spring S9093c
ftr No. Spring; aud SIC for r 7tec.ed Sp.ins-the
| market closing at 9tc for No. and Csc for No.
| Spring
| There was a good demand To- com By shippers,
[ and the market advanced Hc Q bushe! with sales
ct about Ill, ,G1 bushels at SIC for River Yellow
aad high mixed f.. o. b s1kG32c fot River Mixed
I adoat 2s@23c for River Rejected afoat; 3013ts1c
tor Mixed In store; aud 35D26c for Rejected in
sto1e-the bulk Of the TRANSACTIONS being at t9c
for mixed In store, at which figure the market
elosed steady
Oats were in demand at 2s15e, Rye. 4s@fs16c
Hiehwines were held at 2715c. buyers offering PIC
Lard is il good demand at 79xG1se7
Frelghts were active and steady st 91<c tor cora
and 10D12114c for wheat to Buffalo 1870 for co:1
| to Ogdensburgh and 1876 for corn to oswego.
, 1862-08-06

TIE CowARps.-The towards hegirA for
Canada still continues, aud people are leaving
daily for that region, which Is soon likely to
be populated with sneaks. Why cannot mar
tdsl: law be proclaimed here at once, until
after the draft, and stop the towards?
, 1862-08-06

eS9 9brls at sAa9c- Butter is selling at for
ohlo; loge &c fof stase- Cheese steady at t6H9sA.
0SHEG0: aug. 5-FLouR-Tnchan2ed.
GhAIN-Whe2t quiet and market closed 1ruer.
C.rn in better demand Sales lsst night Of 30,OCU
bushels. chiefly fur home consumption. iIc1ndiog
Que roat luRd for shipment. At 45c: to-daF. 3G03
bn. Illinois at 46c; ant 800 tn do. at 46kc. Dthe1
g-.,r- quiet.
cASAI FnE1GHTs-Dun- Flour a43s5c, wheat
&c. com 7zc to New York
LAKE I1PoRrs-1.C .C00 beis. dour, II 900 bu wheat.
81 COO bu. corn.
CANAL ExroRre- 500 bu. wheat, 1000 bu corn.
BUFFALO, August 6.-F1oUR- quiet
aud unchanged
G14A1S-N hest closed frm- Sales Of No. Chi
cago Epring at f1.g161.61, and Green Bay club at
$ltEG11 U7. Corn closed firm. Sales 2a.o0o bu At
42G48kc- Other grain qnfet-
Wn1sKI-Qufet, aud no eAles.
CANAL ERAlsHTs-F1xn. but unchanged.
CANAL lMPoETs-7. .tG0 brls -four, Sc COO bushels
wheat. SJ.NO bu coru.
CAsAl ExreRrs- bz1s -four. Il, 600 bushels
wheat, 34,00 bu corn, @ 600 bu osts-
Canal boats tCalce,
, 1862-08-06

milwaukee, Grain Market August T.
Received, s,T73 bu wheat. The Se1@i"es reports
the market heavy, with eales OF 8s,0o ouahels' 81
Gle for No aud s4@s5c for No. Spring. Fre5ghts,
10c for wheat to Buffalo.
, 1862-08-06

The market today wss active and buoyaut, and
prices advanced H0tc per bushel. S31es $500 bu
River Yellow and High Mixed at Bc I. o. b LOCO
bn River Mixed adoat at &c; 600 bu do at 3i54c;
10000 bu River Rejected adoas at 79c; 5000 bu do
at 2ec; 6.000 bu Condemned adoat at 71c; 1900 bu
Mixed in store at axe; $50 bu do At 81 &c; 000
bu do at size; $1,000 bu do at a11<c; 2000 bu do
(ehort receipte9 at sic: 5000 bn do Qune and July
receiph In North Side houses at 5015c; 400 bu do
at 3oc; 1850 bu Rejected In store at 25e; 500 bu
do at 25d1{c; 5000 bu do at sc.
OATS-Recetved to-day, 1861 bu; shipped,
st,oc0bu Recefredlast week, $50, 134 bu; shipped,
14s, 400 bu. There ls fa11 demand for shipment
East. 81 well as some inquiry by Cincinnati buy
e.s. and the market Is steady and firm. Sales TO
DAT wese: 7,5.0 bu No. i in store at 2sHc.
RYE Received to-day, 2,758 bu. Received last
week. q, ,z0s bu shipped, 1889 bu. There Is fair
demand for RE and the market Is firm. Sales:
400 bu No. 1 in etore at a8Hc; 900 bu do at 4sc;
100 bu Rejected In store at 4zc,
BARLET-Received to-day, 398 bu. Received
1ast week. 11,4.5 bu shipped $4,000 bu- The mar
ket Il quiet and almost nominal at 45n6nc for me-
dium to choice.
BEANs-These Is fa1r inquiry for beans, with
but light supply, at $1.to@200.
uIGHWLNES- Received last week, f,643 brls ;
shipped, I'll bfls. The market closes quiet and
inactiye-buyars offering &c, and holders asking
27Hc-
ALCOHOL Nominal at 53357c 2 gallon.
PROy1sIONS-M BEEF-There 1s a good de.
mard for mess at 311.5e@12. 90, and extra mess at
x12,5o, but the stock Is light, and the market IL
nominal. MESS PoRk-There 3B nothing doiue
except in retail way at 50 50 for city and $9.n@
e51for country. BAcos-sides are in demand 81
, 1862-08-06

Tie market to-day was buo5ant, owing to mora
favorable nevs BY tho steamer, and pricea both Of
spring AID winter grades advanced &c per bushe1.
The sales we're: W1a1sB-5,1o0 bu No. Red in
store at 91.o2; 500 bu do At sl.0s; 600 bu No.
Red in store at 98c; 40 bu Rejected Red at ste;
A01 bu do at Sc; 40 bn do at 8sc. SPR1Ne-l, 200
bu Amber Iowa In store at 953<e; a0oo bn do at
VIC: Il ,0oo hu No. Spring In store at &c; 8 900
bu do at 941ze; oo bu do at 24c; u oeo bu do At
CSC; 500 bu do In Mum scott'e) at a5hc; 1000
bu No. Spring in store at e9c; 1900 bu do at 98kc
7e0o bu do At 9Oc; 100 bu Rejected In stora at
ecc.
CORE-Reoe17ed today. 16s II hu shfpped.
169,575 5u. The following table shows ths re-
ceipts and ehipments during the past week:
, 1862-08-06

Ptope1]ers take flour BY lake to Buffalo aud
thence br Rsll, at 8oc to New York and $l.00 TO
Boston.
FLOrR-Receiyed to-day, 1884 br1s; shipped,
1904 brls. The following table shows the receipts
and ahirJnents dnrfn1 fhe mast Xeek.
, 1862-08-06

VESSELS PASSING DETROIT.

ISpecial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne-1
DETROIT, August s. 1852.
Er-PTop- SusquehaIns.
Dew.-Props. Mohawk, Onc!da. Fountain City i;
e:hr Enterprise.
Weather p1easant; wind west.
, 1862-08-06

HOME FOB THE FR1EsDLEss.-Thet monthly
rneetfnp Of the Board Of Managers viii be
held ed the Home this "wednesday afternoon
at 3 O'Clock. E. F. DICKINSON, Sec'7.
, 1862-08-06

ARRIVED ....-.....August 4
Ocean Spray, Ottowa, 5 0G0 bu corn.
Row hecs, IaSal1e, lis TONS coal.
II Cooley, Kankakee, 30C0 hn c0ra-
Wave, Ho1ris. a.50D bu corr
Yorktown. Ottows. 5.2e6 bu CoIu
Stars and Stripes Norris 55mpu CON-
Wing and Wing. 1a9alie s 100 bu corn.
Apsola, IaSalte. l,419 brla and CATS
General Scott, OttowR. 5, go bu com.
Tau1he Dn Page, 4, ,9.N ba CON- 1corn she4er.
Paragon, LaSalle 1858 br1s -four
j 5 Preston. Aux Sable, 3, 4A9 bu COIL
Rocket. Lockpcrt, s, 5CU bu eorn, us ori5 pore
Prai.1e Queen, Ottawa. +, 600 bn cotu-
{;p}5 EsEle LaSalle. I, 400 htla -four.
4 Lincoln, LaSalle $500 bu corn. 50 brls hour-
S. Huntoon. LaSa1Ie- 1.3a3 br1s -four.
Ms5icp, Seueca. .Pnt bu COIL
s,larr{ett Mor11s, 1910 bn corn-
Tborp Joliet, 48n0 hu Curn.
Adelia, Joliet, $40 bu cozn7 ,0G0 Ds Woo o4 IDS
Mssia, Kankakee, 3,sc0 bn con-, Is bu wheat.
CEEARm.. 4
Constitution, 1ockport~
E1la, Joliet.
Tide, LaSaIle.
CarondeIet, Morris, 400 ibs glass.
Praitie Q1een, Ottawa
Portland, Ls9alIe. LAOS # 1znber: sr,
Orator, IaSale, 50 5G4 It lumber, pr ecaless ~
fbs carpenter work
Republic, Morris, ECO It lumber, ~ III san'stes
. 1,U0 Ds mdze.
, 1862-08-06

For the Week Ending Aug. 5, 1862.
TUESDAY EyESIsG. Aug. +, 1SS2
RHcEIrTa OF Inner, SHINGLES, IATH, &C., FOR
HBEK ENDING A-G 2. 1862, COMPARED WITr
THE TWO PREVIOUS 1AEF5.
, 1862-08-06

Arrest OF Ex-nFayor Boone--Furn1sfl.
Ing Comfort to the Rebel Prisoners.
Dr. 1epi D. Boone, an ex-mayor and well !
known citizen Of Chicago. Was arrested on |,
Monday morning BY the military authorities
and carried to Camp Douglas, where he is now
confined as prisoner, upon the charge Of
furnishing money to the rebel prisoners can
trary to the Camp regulations and contrary to
the dictates, moreover, Of every thoroughly
loyal man's conscience It IL aleged-snd
We understand the prisoner does not deny 1t
that within the past two months he has fur
n1shed djffere Mt sums OF money to the rebel
prisoners In direct violation Of the camp rules,
instead of depositing 1t at head quarters.
The money thus furnished was used by the
prisoners In buying the scoundrelly sentinel
who released a squad OF them some days
since
It Is moreover aleged-and We have 1t from
most excellent anthority-that Mt. Boone has
fer long time been acting aa an agent, re-
ceivlng large eums for the prisoners from the
Southern Confede racy, an Office which We
hope will be sinecure In the future to him;
that he has been lavish In his expressions aud
| has mo1e than once declared that they are
abused aud treated ehamefu1lyl
Mr. Boone alleges that he did not know the
| purpose to which the funds were to be applied,
| which is an exceedingly. dtmsy apology for
| an oct Of which no genuine Union man would
| be guilty. He knew we'll enough the rules Of
| the camp and knew he was violating them
| he knew that In furnishing them with money,
] in IN underhanded manner, he WAS giving
aid and comfort to traitors. The very fact
that he Was ignorant Of the purposes to which
they might apply this money ought to have
debarred bin from the act. There is not the
shadow of an excuse for him, whatever his
] wealth, his position in the community or his
antecedente; the cvmmandant Of the Post did
exactly the right thing In promptly arresting
him. He should be held to a stern and rigid
account for his action an action, which hiE
past career and present position render the
the more g1aring.
It is no time now for sympathy with trait
! CTS. Tie man who is not with us is agains'
ue, and we must judge men BY their acts Le
every one of these home sympathizers AMI
abettors Of tresson be Weeded ont thoroughly
) | root and branch. Our Interests are too pre-
, | cIous to be prejudiced by the underhandet
| plottings OF those in our midst extending ali
to our foes and indirectly, II not directly, con
, nivipg at the escape Of rebels from the Gus
! tody OF the United States. There are man
= | more Of them here. LET them be watched Wig
( i1ant1y and arrested the very instant they mai
r ifest in apy mauner their reasonable designs
: They are more dangerous By far than th
: | openly ayowed traitor, and deserve ifanythin
: a eeverer punishment.
Z We understand that Col. Tucker has fcl
warded statement of the case to the Secrt
t tary Of War, asking for instructions, but on
: ing to the arrangement Of the wires by th
e storm, has not up to the present time receive
It any reply.
--,-..-
, 1862-08-06

Hnrees Struck by Ltahtnfng-A Little
Girl h1tled-A hoy Blown Into the
Lake-DAmaEeH upon the Ratlraad&
The Gale nt WaukeGan aud else-
where.
, 1862-08-06

EGGS-Du1 at 4A5c 2 doz.
POULTRI-Ch.ckensS q doz s1.B1l.59. Tur-
keys 9 b 3Q.4c.
sUNDK1EsThe following table shows tho
closing quotations OF the articles named:
, 1862-08-06

ElflE 61IeEl1 1t1t 1uf lAttupdIa Will LuI hfthG0
purpose Of purchasing cotton Mr. SilTerman
carried with him nearly $4,000 in gold, With
which be hoped to drive snch bargains with
the needy Southrons as should net him an
amount sufficient to remuuerate him for the
risk incurred. The banker went to Memphis,
ind while the country to the rear Of that city
was still half subjugated, trusting to His "a
Hilia5ity with the people and the fact that be
was connected BY marriage with some Of the
first families OF Tennessee, he imprudently
vcn1u1ed beyond our lines, and took up his
abode with 8 planter Of decided Union pro-
cligitiee," and Was in q fair way to realize
small fortune by exchanging the gold for the
staple. But, alas! the bankers visions Of
wealth were destined to vanish like the mist
before the summers sun. His "Union
friend proved TO be in the confidence Of JEFF
Thompson's guerillas, and notified them Of
the presence of his Norther, friend. One fine
morning thiering band Of forty came gsl-
Ieping up the lawn leading to the mansion of
the p1anter-and laid violent hands on Mr..
Slvernsn ard his bag Of gold. The banker
is now studying political economy in the up
| pe1 story Of cotton factory in Dixie, and his
| hard ea1ned dollars haye gone to swell the
| cuGers Of the bogus confederacy In ths direc-
| ton ct the tropics. In this connection the
following order Of General Grant may be In.
Etr1ctiye:
Headquarters DEP'T VEST TENNESSEE,
l. LokIhTH, Miss, july rs. 1862.
GENERAL Q. DER, No. 64.-Tle attention Of 1he
| r:ain7 general commanding having been called t.
the fact Of rerSonE within this district eympa
thiziug with The Rebellion. who have cotton ioi
ssIe, refusing to receive United States treasury
notes IN payment therefor. OF anything other thar
Whose loEs OF gain IL grcater than their love g
| country. and the gold and silver thus paid iudi
rectly Offering aid and comfort to the enemy, rem
dere necessary the publication Of the following
| order:
gold and silver will not be paid within this dis
trict by specuiators for the products Of the rebe
S;a1es. Cni.cd S.atce treasury notes are 1t@a
sendtr IN all caeee, and when refused, the parti"
refusing them will be arrested. and such Of the1
: crops as are not required for the subsistence 9
their families, stock. &C., may be seized and sol
the benefit OF whom It may concern.
[ g. Money 70 received will be accounted for b
I the officer receiving it Oh his next account ca:
| rent, and ueed for the benefit OF the government
onlS to be paid to the owners Of the crops sold o.
| orders from the authority above district COZ
l | mandeT7.
), Any spectators passing out gold and s1lEe
! in violation Of this order. will be arrested an
eept North, and thesptoperty 60 purchased. setze
and turptd over to The proper department 1or II
| hcneft Of the government
e L. strict enforcement Of this order Is enjoiut
, | upon all officers IN his district.
BY command Of Major General = s. GRAST.
J. | JoHN a. Bowling, A. a. G.
, 1862-08-06
New York stock and Money Market.
BY Teaeg1aph.1 new YoRK, August =. 1852.
Firat RQd1G-StQc5a not Te1T active but hfgheL

New York Central. 81 | UItno1s VAT loan- '. 28
MONEY! MARkE1.-The supply Of money is abnn-
dant at at 405 Oh call, and SOS Per cent. on
strictly prime paper.
ste1li1g exchange more steady. Sales Of bank
er'e bills 1T 126@l964.
American gold steady at 1t4H@14& prem.
Cslj1ornia gn1d hazs apli At 1s8 pr cant
Government stocks shade hfmer; q. s. IS 81
eea@29; 7-e0 Treasury notsa 1oaH.
, 1862-08-06

FRurT-Apples and peaches are coming III quite
freely from Alton and the southern part Of th1s
State, Pears have only made their appearance
and are held at $s09st0 . bu. There is an &C
t5ye demand In dried fruit there is nothing OF
importance doing -psiees bein&, almoat norn1aa
, 1862-08-06

ESL1s7MESTs.-Tte ca11 fer three hundred
thousand men additional to those recently
called for by the President, to be raised BY
draft, hiss had the effect to stimulate enlist
n.cnts in this city. At least six huadred
signed the different muster rolls during yes
krday, among them large number from the
country. At the present rate Of enlistment
tn. three regiments raising will be filled In q
week.
, 1862-08-06

CoLl1sroS.-The schooner Lady Jane, laden
with shingles, while tewing up the river yes
terday afternoon, came into collision with the
Wells street bridge while 1t was opening, car
ryipg away generous slice Of the haudrau Of
the bridge aud the entire jib-boom Of the
schooner. She finally cleared, in 3 leaking
condition. but managed to reach her dock.
, 1862-08-06

CoC&rERFE1TERs ARREsTBD.-John Dunn
ard Il S. Schiller we're arrested yesterday
mez1ing for passing counterfeit Fives On the
Bank of Glen's Falls, N. T., at the ssloon Of
Peter Gleason, under the Matteson House,
aid G. Il. Sleeper's vegetable stand, IS Safe
street. They Will be examined this morning
st t11a 4rrnorr.
, 1862-08-06

STAND BIT THE FLAc.-Qulte number Of
1nen were enquiring yesterday for the British
Consnls office in order to place themselves
urd the protection of that flag. That dodge
is played out. Come up to the scratch mar
fully. Tou had better blow out your worth
less brairs Than turn sneaking coward and
iteprt the Old far
, 1862-08-06

ScAnEn.--The 1snaes yesterday morning
grumbied at the Board Of Trade for appoint
ing vigilance committee to attend to tbs
treason-sympathizer The CALLED jade begins
to vince. No honest patriot is afraid Of
vigilance committees. It is significant that
their teeth begin to chatter before the Com
1oittae haze eTen called upon them.
, 1862-08-06

KECEIPTs IND EHPHHNTB EY CANAL~AnG. Z
Receipts. Shipments
Flour. bu-...---. 6,s15 Lumber, It 49,. eli. .327
Wheat, bu-..... fe Shingles, no.. 2,500
Corn, bn-. ....... 62,919
Pork, bT1s- 268
T,~ed fba 10lO
, 1862-08-06

ar. r. l.. Cnder~ood, De4nE do"n TO the
camp during the late heavy rain, promptly
crd.red one hundred india-rubber blankets,
ard viii give each man one We commend
this example to other liberl1 men for the ben
eft Of the other companies In the regiment.
Patriotic Action Of the Galena dc Chi.
eago Union Railroad Employees.
At meeting Of the employees in the ma
chinery department OF the above road held at
Their machine shops, Saturday evening,
August I'd, the following preamble and reso~
1utione were adopted:
WHEREAS, We believe the time has come and
nov is. when every man onsht to prove bis loyalty
s,.d bis patriotism; and
1hei services tight the enemies Of their goys1n
1acrt. COLD they be assured that their. families
tala ana @ sd sau 1he%s as
Icfpect nile11ated Et his hesrt L. made b:aya and
s1out aud he elortee Il. tae eanse Raen & ne aeea1
WHzHaAs, It u the bonndeu da.ty ofeve7y 1oya
mar. ifhe eannot drop his sools and leave his fam
tiitutc 10 the best Of bis ability towards protect
jig ard assisting the dtpendent ones Of those VII
Se s tSs2etare
ksso!oed, nas we. ths s nndsrssiEnsd r n snploye
s 3aeS eops5 81 q
aEree form ourselves 1ut9 az assoaaaatlon. 70
2ncxn tbs !, 3 sa,69srs T. So5e1s a e. fs ism
army nom his department. snd do make the e
loving ra]ea snd regulations 4n1 CHI oes1e5 60
eminent aud action
The meeting then proceeded to make to
plans for that purpose, after Which an q
seasnent Of three Der cent on tbs month
seaxn11gB OF eaeh member was voted unaz
1nous1y, many makipg their proportion 10
-,5 fra ner rent Il is almost needless to al
, 1862-08-06

Bouxr1Es PA1D.-At four o'clock yesterday
a3ternoon, the War COMMITTEES Of the Board
OF Supervisors had paid s21, 900 to three hun
dred and fifty recruits. Up to this time about
fifteen hundred have enlisted In the various
companies DOW raising In this city under the
late cali Of the President
, 1862-08-06

EA% as1os.-The friends of the eeamens'
Bethel will hare pic MIC excursion to Forest
Bay ard Waukegan, next Tuesday. The cars
will leave the Milwaukee Depot at . D. n,
and returning, leave the grove st P ~
Tickets for the round trip. fifty cents; child
ren, twenty-five cents.
, 1862-08-06

~ New Army Regulations, Infantry Tactics,
and Artillery Ptacs ice. by the War Department; :;
Muster Rolls, Zouave Drill, Young Recruit, Sword
Exercise, and all other hooka, for sale bY P. 7.
Sherlock, ia Dearborn street. auB-8t
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-12-19
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Ethinsix monthsfrom the time ofsubscribing
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Aliberal deduction will be made to those who
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-12-19
UNDERTAKING..

Co. THE undersigned having pro-
cured NEW HEARSE. Is pre-
pared to attend to all calls made in that line.
al the shortest notice, and on the most rea-
sonahle terms.
GRAPE, GLOVES, and all articles geuer-
ally used at funerals, furnished at Washing
ton city retail prices.
All orders left ut =. G. DuLEY's or A. C.
SnoE8AEER's, Seventh Street Plank Road will
be puuctually attended TO. b. C. KING.
Oak Grove, d. c., Oct. Is, lsGl-3m
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Notice 20 Creditors.

ri Office is hereby given that the subscrb-
IN ers have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Montgomery letters tostamentary on
the personal estate of
ANN VTNS0N,
late Of said county, deceased All persons
having claims against said deceased, are here
by warned TO- cXhibitthe same, With the vouch-
ers thereof 10 the subscribers, on or before the
goth day Of September, 1868; Otherwise they
may, by law, be excluded from an benefit Of
said estate. Persons indebted 20 said estate
are requested TO make Immediate payment
Given under our hands this 10th day OF Sep
TENDER, 1862. WILLIAM IS. NINSON.
JOHN T.. YlNSON,
oct st ENecutors.
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CLARENDON HOTEL.
Fine Parlors for the accommodation Of Ladies.

Room and Board, per day 50 90
Room alone, per day ! 90
Meals, each so
Lodging, if the room is vacated by I a. m. so
Otherwise it will be considered by the day
The KIMMELL HOUSE is newly and ele-
gantly furnished, and in every respect first
class hotel. invite the public to call and ex-
amino. A. F. KlMMELL, Proprietor
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J. p. BABTHOLOW, Washington, d. c.
BENZ. DARBY, Georgetown, d. G.
HY. ". WAKEFIELD i co., Baltimore, Ma.
FOWLE q CO.,
mar 20-R Alexandria, Va
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TIE BEST LIVERY .STABLE IN
tie city AHacled.
GENERAL STAGE orFIs.E.

The following Stages run from the Kimmell
House daily, as follows: Marlboro, T b Beam
town, Bryant9wn, Charlotte Hall, Chaptico,
Leonardtown, Rockville, and Frederick. Nd;
Arlington and Leesburg, Va, leave at o cl k,
a. M and all others at Z, a. M
Jan 25-6m A. r.. KIMMELL, Agent.