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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-29
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new York Market.
New Ysrh July 10
vioss-Duil and dropping. Sales n es 0ooOs 10
for Extra State: o. s6DoS TO x. n. O.
wheAt-Neminsi. FttSles - oI osaol 10 for spyiur:
" 1887 ~ Milwaukee lab u 2aAel n for Winter
Ned.
cern-Nominat, Ic better. sales Al eoR7Oe
oas-Duli sS070D
Fork--shads easier. Oil ~ fox cid wssu. All q
Oes 62h for old snd new prime.
LArd-Dui' and heavy. sh0sis.
Beef-Quiss.
WAisky--Rssady. <6xs.
orsssriss--ouist
NJ FHLEsnAPn.
stock Market.
New Ysrk. July 10.
ssosis-Aotivs and higher, closing strong.
81 Ring Exchau es-Quist lolt for spscfs
eeid-ig7i
u. 6s, IA coupons, leo.
y. . Sc. '6l Coupons, 1885.
Q, 8. year certiaeAts, lel.
RssdsE-ioe.
nris--loOt.
New York Central ts-r16s
The New York herald., 1863-12-04
A LsERT C. HAYWOOD,
n ArCIIONFER

A bbEhT u uAfnOOb,
MAGNIFICENT noUsEhoLD FURNITURE
THIS day Frdayl. Dec. 4.
Particular attention Is called 20 hs sale comprsirg ono
sure aud Works of offered at auction tIis season.
pMAwfSa i1.@sf Z. SiSpo RSoM.
Superb os OF Curtains Corn'ces and Sands magnhcent
s Dsr sSSaas oomsu .sss sne
elegant Reception onc superb seyres China Vases mar
pensIvo; splendid French coess Carpets Ornaments and
Serss ns nsne9 % Plate M39se H5T9rs
finished all round containing all the modern improvements.
~"0 Stool aud Cove blSiNa 5G ni!Gn ROOM.
sSd ssssa ssTssd sE s MSu pn. % os s & m.gSs
Glassware. China Dinner and Tc, Sets, The riches de
acrpton full se.s OF slysr Ware &c.
Very rich and elegant Chamber Suits in wood and
eA walnut Brussels Carpets and in every way beautiful
BAsEMEET AND KITCHEN FCRNIrURE.
A UCTION NOTICED. d. CAULluhs AuCroNEER.
hroN NfHEFAHT st 81 T9 HSGsTEn%fAS Si ~ sSp ruRx1
TURE, RiGh FkENCh Plat. riEk AND 49,,
A"NT14 MiSS9 r iAFEs c &d
This tay (FRDAY>, Dec. Z,
avenue Commencing It II O'Clock 4 NJ rain or shine.
The sne comprises the contents o. e house. Tho
norwood The whole wiz sold highest bidder
cash. eferlng extra Inducements 20 purchGscrs
Elegant ood Panoorte with all modern
Improvements bass rich rosewood Stool covered
of rosewood Pnror Furniurc n rich hrocsde snd satin
rosewood Eageres splendd end costly Pa'ian ornanen -
inss rosewood rGrSs and Easy Cha IN inc reps; rose
wood Centre md de marble top Fables, richly carved
Velvet aud Brussels Carpets 6C..Gc.
Chamber suits IN ro.ewoot ana ,nahogany; Baresus
pure Hair Mses from 40 10 81 pounds, made &c
order In excellent con.it on
ratle OAK Arm Chairs Silver ware rich china Ivory aud
yer caery For spoons S with heavy Cut and
N B-Housc aud Lot for sale Apply On the premises
The New York herald., 1863-12-04

ID T. HAZELI. AUCTIOSEER
III. Attractive safe OF
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS
THIS DAY lFRIpAYl, DECENBtK
l0L o'clock, a. our saie-room G2 L.,eriy street,
FRENCH AND GERMAN
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS
comprising n large and desirable assortment, OF Fanc
oods. Musical Instrumrns Toys lots 10 suit buyers
Catalo CUES and samples early on morning Of sale
wHIrrEMORE hALELL Auctionecrs,
L. LLerI airr
The New York herald., 1863-12-04
hotels.

DAECtIOSA HOTEL
ID y Great Jones street lev door from Br adwav.
New YORK
Accommodation. for fsmil AMI ResinI.
Tor bteskissts Sp-adiI Table ho.r tnrs cley
Comfort md cheapness
WHITNEY HOUSE, BROADwAY CoRNEg or
w Twelfth street-singie Rooms 5Jc 20 81 PEI iay
PArlofs an Bedrooms from 81 O. 81 per ay hr,is
nishel order BY dag I.uso oq,n ght.
h.. AkAb.
The New York herald., 1863-12-04
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,

AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
This day (rridayl peccmbeI e.
Al the elegant deuce of NJ Blair chapman, Esq.
West Sixteenth tween fh aud SiNh avenues
SALE COMMENClnG al y O'CLOCK.
DR. AwING Rooms
Chandeliers Velvet Carpeis, ae and Lace Curtains,
rosewood Drawing Room Suits ktageres Secretary and
bookcase Cabinets LneS snur Console Table eoony Rel
Sep,iDn Chairs Lady WORK Table Centre Tables canter
bury sereoscope with I ID elegant views; Anti1ue and
Go h!o Reception Chairs on Paintings by eminent artists
sperp Landscapes ny Ooe holy Family by Sci eres
Nutrr and summer D. I,nhi-r Also ranAngs Wy iuni-
!urdOn Iuman and Selleres Artistic Bronze SatuRry,
eyres and Dresden China Vases Pier and Mante Mirrors
SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PfANOFORTt,
corners; rches offered auetp th IS
SEASON Stool Cover Music Stand Books Hat stand rose
wood and walnut Dressing Bureaus Bedsteads Wardrobes
suite style Louis NV; Hair aud spring Mattresses,
= her Beds Blankets Steets, Buaet Etlensln Tab e,
Ger Oyster rureen Eure Dishes Coffee Urn, Cake Bas
ke Casors SPOONS Forks Nansin rings saters, Dinner
aud Service On Dinner ant Tea SETS. crystal aud
Ruby Glassware. Table CUTLERY, Linen, Couches, Arm
CHARS. Oval Mirrors bronze Clio Ks Also large assor
mrat Of Basement and Kitchen Furniture, sale peremp
tor, Parties wishing 10 attend this sale take ffh or 81 "a
aad from Asor, 81. Nicholas and Me
frun h,tt
The New York herald., 1863-12-04
IIENRY % MiNERL ArcrrosrRr. sALrsnnou b

IIESRY d MINER. AuCTiosEER. sALEsROou n
III Nassau street opposite the fust ocf.kfeco ~ re- sale
OF . valuable Law Library, MfNEK sOhRRVILlR
will suction. BY order executors saturday De
ssmier At u ocock ", At their sse.foom W Nassau
street. srge and vausbls Law LDfsry comprising Eng
lish and Americas Rsports unrludng sohnsons HI .,
Demos wendels and Page Hrparis). standard trestses
upon nearly branch ~ The Csaogu~-
81 The once us aucliUneer and the Bvgks srb
80 Frlday alL..
The New York herald., 1863-12-04

JJESRy H. LEEDS co, AUcrToSyYps
III BKNRr ~ LEEDS a 60. viii s~I ID auction IN
yriday December g. a. ~ ococA, gallery 2s Nassau
YINK COLLECTION OF vALrABrg MODERN .Sp
ANCIENT OIL PAINTINGS. mostly frora private = 4.
sery Among other the soss Of Van dv-rdou
Os,erwad, Gabres canuneAn, hythe. smets. -. Pesu,
YlAsg. !. " Meadows Lewis Moe. brevsran. ksnse h.
enrv wiman. Wander EoahAat sud D,hsr artists q xh
Tspute.
The New York herald., 1863-12-04
ANTHOLOGY. 4
B MAURICE. the REAL ASTEOLoCER
"A. II there IA danger "a the ~.
$50 10 NAurics before vCu strtv
50 you by Timely care

g. MAURICE. the REAL AsrEOLoCER
go ION 20 N.ape. - rteS. 6efore ~ we yog .,y
Soyou can oy Timely care.
MAURICE usS he " Crest ret % "aa % s-a :, so. Of 1876
BeecEer rect with several rts tha isns mortal
pres~nt aud futlrc. ami gre h. Visitors foresnom
,sd.e m a. ,ne s,ners aia. sho't@ r "so no s oY. we
eourtsh snl mar promo ons nappness or mi-ior
dcescroe. tue Intended husband aud VIE AM "a causing
esses Al Who consult rfoies.o- Naarc. vii b. sur. Of
success IN endeakas An have good ues ara be pro.
rasscn. answered. By ,iier ior ,os oaes 10 Bseessr
street near Wooster Al hours I'll nne 10 the evening
A sTRoLoGy DIR l.. % 4 MRS. 3 D. BRoUGHros
Cur snip Marriage. Removals Business. SICKNESS Ac
LAdie, - eenis ssnsemsu o. oaice ~ 0rsene street
roop SEws.-NADAME HOPE RECENTLY sRox
1hfods mysteries the future b p ms,ry al rs sn
avenue. Eleventh rw,fih Ladies -
cents; genl.etnen 81
IL zen deceived trnsd with Have your fond hope.
Ross s .ds. and ....,on In 20 oIs 80 ~ ~. va.
asysr sn9-n 70 f. shs brings ,ossh,r hoss long s.rs
sen, friends Laeay nnmeer. ,rss 30 ~ we., r.ssiy
on the door Ring the barHen, bell.
N.p,Ns WALTER. TnE WORLD RENOWNED
vi FORTUNE Teller and Independeut aroysn, has just
c.na sbere sss vii ae.crss the %e.srse 81 the p.s,
prsen, Asd u.urs with such accuracy that It viii aston
y.
vi ant, viii awe information on losses swsuis aod busi
ncs. sasr- generally. No lorhti avenue. aes, sewn
tcen,h slresL ltstion soc 81 ave cia.
ctv rcfer.ure. Genienen not admitted
NIADAME KsTLLL-sEyENTn DtrGHTER. CNN BIZ
INI consulted itr sct ossss bushes.
lucky numDer. chaTws ~ isfAfiun gusfsnferd Isdet
30 rentemen o. Gall At llt Nsrcx street, nfsr Brone
NO IMPosiTfoS.-rBE NEyER FAILlNG MADAME
~ STARR. from kurOpe .hO htls with natural
She brings together tho.e long ssparss speedy
RACES shows cofr.cf ikep-s. uf ur- hu-nand
or .hseni " ends Numt~t free. lIu hsi have hsen
o.lFcd ~ fals- osets that hsVe b.s1 nnpr ia
lie great Lufolesn
b. hundreds vho daily visit her iha, her rus
found go r-vHrd for Any who her her
pfofv.-ou rkiu she tells you Isrson
you marry No oi Easi eraer of
rhiri Avenue. Name on the door. Gentenen no, a
mited
NlHo would .Or 90 TO MAKE THTI ToRTUSr,
w co ". ami ali, % zee Miss W ELLINGTON the
renowned prophecies unvsrssly the
Of AL ssfoloSs,s ~ho guarantees
Who oonsult her, health wealth and hspIines. and
rants mpau 70 them Information Of The irn poy.
unce reativs 10 sssuis iournsya absent frspfs love
bss-ln fAr snarsof life Bvave sodiers earn your
gory-hfs ce.th N you seek your ovn pr~pe
ritz aud Ysicy you u ds visit adirsss sr
THE highly gf ed And beautiful Jounk adj i srth
nns oppcse Eighth street. Mss W = the only psfsu In
this c who has the s-Dune Rrnan sni ARABIAN Ailsmsns
for love good lucs and business assrsvrsns 80 fcr lfs
Lucky numbers gwen siso highly Respectable
ieno.s Dratenn-ss nlfsi ssi usfsAfa -.,es sot kas
eaads EeeAi1si
The New York herald., 1863-12-04
sALEs AT AUCTION.

A LyAS c. BAKER & co. AUCTIONEERs.
n MAGNIflCENT HOUSEHOLD ~ LRNliuRk,
PtAEOF0KrB. PAINTINGS. SrA1uAkf, bkONZEs
and many rare AM costly Works OF Art ana Articles Of
The New York herald., 1863-12-04
EALNy at AUCTION.

CEO COOg AUCTiONEER ELEGANT HOUsEhOLD
VI FurnureThis dav, "a loH Oc uck AZ st's ~ bipAi
way snperb osewo,d Farr Suts in brccAic Lurary ana
ing SUITS Chamber Suits OF various kinda sstc
retry and Lbrarv ookcases superb rosewood ktacees
sds6oards Extension Dining Tables Turkish Lounges and
Ia Chair. a stands.
The New York herald., 1863-12-04
AMuSic ENTS

NrALLACKs
w Overture 20 a quarter n eight the
curtain Wl ri-e Immediately the con luson of The
TnE UsPARALLELBD SUCCESS
= ~ coSrfsr, n Trnop,ft.e,ry
OF Mr.. Lester liacks drama,
ROSkDAi4B,
In the
ELEVENTH wErK
OF TIA SPLENDID Induces The proprietor % announce
for
RVkRY EvBNINo
The New York herald., 1863-12-04

MORTGAGE SALE j j. MARIN REFEREE }.
N COLE, onner. VIII sell ON Ss urday December o,
at two O'Clock 800 Fulton street Brooklyn ,hrCe
hgl soop stone House No l%2D sttee between
' Bond
The New York herald., 1863-12-04

NJ. DOUGHTY AUCTIONEER MProRY SALE
NJ DOUGHTY
viii sell this day at l0ts ocbck al saesroon. 70 Nassau
general assortment of rosewood mahogany and walnut
Pafior Chamber Dining Room Furniture, -Paror
SUITS Soa. Chairs Tables Bureaus. Washsi ands Bed.
seEs Mattresses Feather beds, Carpets Pier G,sses
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-05-15
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE of Decree of the Circuit
I'D Court for Montgomery county, sitting as
Court OF Equity, in the case Of Hiram J.
King rs Ohio W Hurley aud Gilbert NJ.
White, the subscribers, as Trustees, will offer
at public sale, to the highest bidder,
On TUESDAY, the goth of May, 1893,
at the hour of II o'clock, A. NJ, at the Court
House door, in the town of Rockville, all the
interest Of the said Ohio W. Hurley in and to
3O7 Acres Of Land.
devised to the said Ohio w. Hurley, Nathan
I. Hurley and Reuben Hurley, by the last will
and testament of John Hurley, deceased.
The said land is well watered has n largo
/ proportion of WOOD h FINE TIMBER, and
IN fair state of cultivation has comforta-
Die DWELLlNG and necessary Out-build-
lngs II adjoins the farms Of AquiIla Fisher,
Edward Il. Hays, and Erasmus West. 1t is
convenient to good merchant mill, and 10
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal. 1t is susccp-
I tihle of being made one of tho most desirable
farms in Montgomery county.
TERMS or SALE as prescribed BIZ the De-
cree: The whole purchase money to he paid
in cash ON the day of sale, or the ratification
! thereof. JOHN BREWER,
GEO. PETER,
may Its Trustees.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-05-15
PROPOSALS.

A FUND having been raised by subscrip-
"A ton for the purpose OF laying one mile
Of Turnpike upon the bed Of the old Frederick
road, commencing at the intersection Of said
old road with the Rockville and Georgetown
Turnpike, near tie old Stone tavern
We, the undersigned, are authorized by said
subscribers to invite PROPOSALS FOR THE
LAYING OF THE ONE MILE Of said pike 49,
We, therefore, will receive bids for the one
mile Of road until the 10th day OF May
next, the said work to be let to the lowest re-
sponsble bidder. Persons wishing TO bid for
said work, will be furnished specifications Of
said road, by calling upon either Of the Mama
gers. WILLIAM II. BIRCH,
GEO. HUDDLESON,
SAML c. VEIRS, Jr.,
HENRY BRADLEY.
WIN. HUDDLESON,
may l--3t Managers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-05-15
Late SheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE of a writ of venditioni exponas
ID issued out of the Circuit Court for Mont
gomery county, and to the Sheriff of said
county directed, will be exposed to public sale,
for cash,
On THURSDAY, the 10th of June
next, AT O'clock, p. NJ,
at the residence of Grafton Duvall, all the
right, title, claim and interest, both Mt law
and in equity, of Grafton Duvall and Rein
Duvall, surviving obligors of John Duvall,
of, in and to the following property-to wit:
All the right, title, claim and interest Of
the said Grafton Duvall, of, in and to the fol-
lowing pieces, parcels or tracts of Land, call
ed "HIcKORY RIDGE" RoGUE's HARBoR
and RICHARDSON'S RANGE containing in
the whole 400 ACRES, more or less.
ALSO-lN NEGRO BOY, GABRIEL, to serve
until he is 80 years of age NEGRO BOY,
Tom, to serve until he is 40 years of age; /
HORSE HEAD OF CATTLE, and one
WAGON.
And all the right, title, claim and interest
of the said Rein DuvaIl of, in and to the fol-
lowing property HORSES and 2 COWS.
Seized and taken as the property of the said
Grafton Duvall and Rein Duvall, surviving
obligors of John Duvall at the suit of Ulyssus
Griffith, Executor, use Of Samuel Riggs, Of r.
and will be sold to satisfy the same
SAMUEL GLOYD
may l5-tsS5 Late Sheriff.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-05-15
CHESTNUT q OAK TIMBER,
1SOl "A cres Of land,

and has on it n small TENEMENT.
All persons wishing to purchase, are re-
questcd to examine the premises, which will
be shown them by o. II. r. CLARKE, Esq liV-
ing adjoining thereto.
TERMS or SALE.- 0ne-third of the pur-
chase money must be paid on the day Of sale,
and the residue in equal instruments in one
end two years from the day Of sale; the pay
ment thereof TO be secured by the bonds Of
the purchaser or purchasers, with surety or
sureties TO be approved Of by the trustee bear.
ing interest from date. On the payment Of
the Whole purchase money, and not before,
the trustee will convey to the purchaser or
purchasers the property to him, her or them
sold, free clear and discharged Of all claim Of
the parties to this cause, and OF all persons
claiming, from, by or under them.
april "a w. VElRS BOUlC, Trustee.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-05-15
THE MARKETS.


GEORGETOWN, D. c., May IL, 1868.
Flour, super, S7.25; extra, $500; ia
mily, S9alO.5O. WHEAT, red, SLIGO; white
Sl.75al So very choice 50. Com, white,
sl.OO; yellow, 9Oc. OATS, by measure Goa
e5e.; Hay $25a3O; Mill stuff 60aG5c; Brown
stuff, 40c. Shorts, Doc Potatoes, Goas5c.
Wood, pine, S4.5Oa5; Oak, S5.5Oa6 Fish,
herring, S25Oa3 per thousandi shad $1,000
per hundred -Hnr
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-05-15
JOHN A. T. KILGOUR.
NOTICE.

TINE Land assessed to Gassaway Reynolds
i is not VACANT LAND !" said land Is
covered by Patent, dated l7G4 and that por-
ton Of said Vacant Land" lying east Of
the "Norwest" is covered by deed, dated
1888, and Is assessed 10 and occupied by the
heirs Of Abraham Clark. Zap 1876
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-05-15

CONSCRIPTTON.-Th Presidents order
in connection with the CONSUMPTION does mol
order the enforcement of the draft at any
particular time. 1t merely states the condi-
tons on which foreign-horn residents, who
have declared their intention of becoming citi-
zens, may be permitted to escape the conscrip-
ton, viz, by speedily leaving the country, at
II time when labor AT the North is as import
ant to sustain the Government as armies in the
field .-Hartford Conn. Times
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-05-15

ANOTHER RIOT. The Union Lcaguers at
tempted to prevent Senator Hendricks, Of In
diana, from speaking at Greenburg, in that
State, on Tuesday last. a riot was the natu-
raj consequence in which pistols, stones and
torches played an important part. Six were
badly wounded, some of them fatally. The
meeting was held, and Senator Hendricks
made his speech.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-05-15

APPoINTMENT-The Judges of the Or
phans' Court for this county, at their session,
on Tuesday last, appointed ROBERT W. CAR
TER, Esq, Register of Wills, vice JOHN w.
SPATEs, deceased. The appointment of Mr.
G. to fill this important trust, will, we doubt
not, meet with general appreciation. His
strict business habits, and long Identification
with the business men of the county, must
render his appointment satisfactory to all.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-05-15
NOTICE.

TUE. undersigned having resigned the Office
l. Of Constable Of the Second Election Dis
trict Of Montgomery county, respectfully re-
quests all persons having claims in his hands
for collection, TO come forward pay costs and
take them up. JAMES y. WINRoD.
may la--3t
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-05-15
FROM FREDERICKSBURG


The last of the four ambulance trains due
on Thursday reached the city at ! 7. NJ O.,
bringing 400 wounded, which makes the
whole number received since the battle up to
that time foot up 2 600.
CAPTURED ARMs-GossIP OF YANKEE PRISONERS
At Hamiltons crossing there are more mus
kets piled on either side of the road than have
ever been seen together since the war. They
were left on the battle-feds by the Yankees,
and many thousands more there are which
Aave not yet been collected.
The number of cannon captured by our ar
my is not yet known, but is said to be over
so. 1t is doubtful whether the pieces taken
from the Washington Artillery.were recaptur-
ed. 1t is most probable the enemy hurried
them to the rear that they might hereafter be
paraded as trophies and boosted over.
The Yankees admit that they were awfully
beaten, but say ii was owing to the fact, which
they never cease to proclaim, that they have
no generals. They believe that their troops
are as good as our S, but that we beat them by
the superior skill OF our generals. Many Of
the prisoners say that Hooker fell, or wai
knocked from his horse during the battle oil
Sunday. They know nothing more than that
they saw him fall. This was doubtless the
origin of the story that he had been wounded
and his leg taken off
One of the Yankee officers brought TO this
city, told gentleman who was in conyersa-
ton with him, that Burnside was not beaten
at Fredericksburg, but repulsed but that
Hooker had gotten, perhaps, the d--dest
drubbing that ever a general had.
All Of our troops are jubilant over what they
consider as beyond all comparison the greatest
victory of the war. They say the victory OF
the 18th Of December was not circumstance
TO il.
From surgeon who left. Fredericksburg on
Thursday we learn that the surgeons in Gen.
Lees army make the following approximate
estimate Of our loss in the recent battles:
Wounded ................"'''''''.''''
Killed ..".....................''''' 9OO
Missing .'''''''''''''''''"l' zVV
900
The enemy's loss is more a subject Of con-
lecture. but from the number Of dead that en-
cumbcr the ground for miles about Chancel-
louisville and behind Fredericksburg, and the
prisoners now on their way TO Richmond, II ia
believed that it must be between thirty and
thrty-fve thousand.
BALTIMoREAEs KILLED AND WOUNDED.
The En0,drer reports the following casual
ties in the Maryland Battery, Captain William
Dement,:
Klled--Dr. Philip Duvall, Of Anne Arun-
del county William Robey, Of Charles Ne
hemiah Poilett, Of Somerset.
Wounded-Lieut. John Gale, Of Somerset :
Albert Tolson, Of Prince Georges Sergeant
Alexander Young, Of Frederick John sharp,
Richard Slicdham, and Charles Mcneil OF Bal
iimore.
DEATH or GEN. VAN DORM.
Official information has been received con-
6rming the death Of Maj. Gen. Van Dorm, at
Spring Hill, Tenn, on the 7ih instant
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-05-15
FOR SALE.

x~zA comfortable LOG DWELLING
A HOUSE, containing -four rooms, with
ll,Ii Kitchen and l3l ACRES OF LAND
MlH8 attached, adjoining the village OF
Jamestown. The land is in fair state OF
cultivation, and has on it small proportion
of Wood, and number Of Fruit Trees II is
well enclosed. The situation is healthy, and
near both churches and schools.
For further particulars, inquire Of JAS. W.
Boswell, Rockville, or WM. MULuc4g, barnes
town, who will show the property
zss- TERMs-Cash.
april 24--4t SOPHIA W. STEWART.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-05-15

ANOTHER EDITOR SENT SOUTH.-T.
X. ROBSON, Esq, editor of the Easton md. J
Star, was arrested on Saturday last, taken to
Baltimore, and the same day sent beyond the
limits of the United States. Mr.. r. (remarks
the Marlboro Gazette edited a good paper,
but it seems to have been obnoxious to the
military rulers of Maryland. If Messrs RoB-
Son, DowNEs and BARRoLL WELD the shooting
stick as skillfully as they did the pen, the peo-
pie beyond the lines will not have cause to re-
greet their advent into the land of Dixie.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-05-15
MARRIAGES.

MARRIED, on the 18th Of March last, at Rich
mond, Col. s. l.. SOMMERS to Miss NJ. NJ.
NEWTON, both Of Virginia.
MARRIED, on the Both Of April last by The
Rev. DANIEL MorzER, Mr.. ADOLPH LAUER,
of Frederick city, Md, to Miss JOANNA
POSTEtlER, of this county.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-05-15
TRUSTEES SALE,
OF
Montgomery County land.

DY VIRTUE of Decree of the Circuit
ID Court for Montgomery county, as a
Court Of Equity in the case Of Agnes Clarke
and Others Us. William Glover and wife, the
subscriber, as Trustee, will offer at public
sale, 70 The highest bidder,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-05-15

HOOKER NOT ACROSS THE RAPPA-
HANNoCK.-The reports that have been 60
ing the rounds of the papers the past week,
that Hooker had re-crossed the Rappahan-
mock, have not the slightest foundation in
truth. According to the Star, of Yesterday
he was then in Washington.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-05-15

GUERlLLAS AR0UND.-Informa has
reached here (says the Washington Star, } that
Moseby's gang were seen Yesterday and The
day before on the mountains of Loudon, near
Lovettsville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-05-15
DEATH.

DIED, on Sabbath, the Goth ultimo, after q
short illness, Mrs. LUCINDA h., wife of Mr.
EDWARD PnhLfPs, in the SD year Of her age
Dear as thou vert, and Justly dear,
We will not weep for thee;
One thought shall check the rising tear,
II is-that thou art free"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-05-15
On SATURDAY, the 10th day OF
NAV next,

at ~ O'Clock, NJ, at GRAVES SroRE on tho
Brookcville turnpike road, about two miles
from the property TO be sold, the residue OF
the large Real Estate in said Montgomery
county, Of which Hanson Clarke died seised,
containing o40i Acres, and divided into eight
Lots, all which have been sold, except Lot
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-05-15

Gs- The Washington papers announce the
death Of James Madison Cults, Second Comp
troller of the Treasury Mr.. C. was the father
of Mrs. Stephen A. Douglass
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-05-15

THE WEATHER.-Th excessive heat of
the weather, on Tuesday last, has excited &C.
neral remark. In New York outdoor labor
ers were compelled to suspend work, and ma
ny horses fell in the streets from exhaustion
Only few days previous fires and overcoats
were necessary to comfort in that city. In
Philadelphia the thermometer went up to 90
thunder storm, which passed over here also
prevailed in that city, as well as New York,
and considerably cooled the atmosphere.