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SILAS 8. DREW.

TJAS the pleasure to announce to the public that
IL he has purchased the Stock and Stand of BE-.
Streets, and is now prepared to offer Unusual At
fractions to purchasers of DRY GOODS siiFr19
That portion of his Stock saved from his store on
Middle Street. during the late disastrous fire, has
been arranged for sale and will be offered at
reduction of D. per cent from former
Prices!
All his Summer Dress Goods, Organizes, Lawns,
Mazanbiaues Berages Cambrics, ese, win be closed
laaI1ag SILK GARMENTS. ri a9'f11
Over 100 Silk Garments made up and trimmed in
the most fashionable styles. lssls : ft.l5 ~ "
Also, CLOTH GARMENTS, in all the late styles,
will be offered at reduced prices. ~ 81 :
- SHAWLS, XII ~
In all the NEW and CHOICE STYLES. 81
iit s1ia1 SILKS. 43- lal 'o1Vti
BLACK SILKS, for Dresses and Outside Car
PLAIN CoLoRED SILKS, in high and low
PoPLTN MIXTURES. and all the newly imported
fabrics for Ladies' wear.
CLOTHS !! sCLOTHs!-
SILAS s. DREW has added to his Stock very
Tricots, Broad Cloths, Beavers Shifting, Flannes,
&c., and Gentlemen in pursuit of desirable goods
are invited to CALL fA 1agiq ooe2 Tai htf35 54s,I
Cotton Goods and House Keeping Goods.
qualities Striped Shirtings DENNIS, Tickings
Crashes, Towellngs, Table Linens, and White Goods
IN full lines. e9t 1et EiNgf0t 20 f350Nao hf2tyr
KID GLOVES of the best quality. gas5o ,dsinGs
Gents and Ladies' COTTON HOSIERY, LINEN
HDKFS, EMBOSSED TABLE COVERS, PIANO
COVERS, &c. . "a .Ge bg4 IosiLFL I'JId9' I
s,2WHOLEsALE DEPARTMENT..
SILAS s. DREW wonld call the prompt attention
Of Wholesale buyers to the LARGE STOCK of
DRY GOODS, now in his Wholesale Rooms. He
takes this opportunity to thank the trade for their
liberal patronage bestowed upon his Store at 81 Mid
die street. and is happy to inform them that although
the fire spared him not" yet he knows no such
word as fail and hereby announces his determine
ton to meet the closest Cash Buyers in the same lib
eral spirit which he aimed to make a CHARACTERS
IsTIC FEATURE IN his Establishment. He cordially
invites his old Customers to call upon him at his new
location and assures them Of obtaining the most lib
eral terms and the LOWEST PRICES.
Lock g. Colby's Superior Cotton Batting, will be
kept on hand. and all orders for the same will be
promptly filed.
Country Traders can now send in their orders for
all kinds of DRY GOODS, and will be executed
promptly. Remember the place. 500 = ilHf
,gnGuf 7si IA ~ SILAS s.. DREW. 4ia if.f a
Corner OF Congress and Preble Streets old stand Of
b. +. Hamilton q Co., Portland, Me. julia
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Il. M. PATTEN g. CO., Auctioneers,
/ Office. $50 Fore Street. f.gt :

EACELLENT Household Furniture at
W Auction. On Friday, July 81, at 10 A. NJ,
tire Furniture, consisting of parlor sets in black
walnut and mahogany, viz: sofas, divans, lounges
rockers, chairs, centre, pier and card tables book
cases and books, what nos, rocking and gothic chairs
oak extension table, commode and chairs full cham,
Der sets, beds and bedding, curtains brusses 3-py
superine, OIL and cocoa carpets. rugs, table linen,
cutlery, mirrors, paintings, crockery, glass, china
and plated ware Kitchen furniture, cooking, parlor
and chamber stoves, together with variety OF other
articles, all of which are In fine condition, having
been made to order and in use only nine months
Parties looking for good, substantial furniture, are
advised to attend this sale. House open at 81 and
sale to commence at 10 A. NJ iy24 Is
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W. r. Phillips & co.

~ .a PORTLAND, July Fl, 1866.
dfcssrs Thomson & Co.,, Nc,0 Haven, Conn.,.
GENTLEMEN: In accordance with your request
will state the situation of my safe in the late fire. The
safe was removed from the store six eight feet on
much danger as If LETT in the store it exposed
to the fun force Of the flames. After the fire, the
excepting the lock, which would not Open had It
cut open and the books in good order. with the
exception Of the bindings which injured by the
heat. ii7 T8 Yours truly.
-F9a aIs5init 2Haf A. r. YORK.
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PORTLAND, July q, 1866.
afessrs. Thomson &. Co.

1ueS5TS. THOMSON & Co. :
GENTLEMEN: In accordance with your request
will state the situation Of my safc Thc safe was
removed from the store before the fire and placed in
the street near pile Of bricks. After the fire. the safe
was combination lock, would not work and 1 sent
it directly to New York to have it opened and put in
repair Tho books after being removed from the SAT-
were i'll good order with the exception of the edges
being somewhat smoked and the bindings injured 6y
the neat. ,.f ~ ~ Yours truly,
j. w. JONES.
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The Wilder Safe. Na&
PORTLAND. ,July 20. 1866.

,,,., PORTLAND, July 20, 1866.
Wilder Manaf'g. Co.. Ne,c York.
GENTS: lii the great tire that visited this city, We
were among the sufferers. Our office was on Elk.
change street. in four story brick block which wa.
entirely burnt out Our safe, one Of your manufac
ture (Wilder's Patent) fell into the cellar and wa.
three days. full Of books and papers. We are happ,
70 inform you that the contents were all in good CON
Gtion, the books and papers preserving all thcil
writing unipjured. We have ordered another one o.
to the pubic, Yours Sc.
Signed, TOYE. COFFIN s. SWAN.
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/ THE VALENTINE BUTLER
Fire Proof and Burglar Proof Alum
$50 Patent Safe!
THOMSON g CO., New Haven Conn.,, Agents.

the following testimonials: agaiie a1af re ~
:. 1iz- 70 .uq5 PORTLAND, July 10, 1866.
Aessrs.i Thomson Co, Ne,o Hauen, Conn. "a. s
GENTS: itA@) 3
| We are happy to inform you that the contents Of
our safe Zone OF Valentine & Buffers Alum Patent,
size NO. arc out in perfect order except the bind
Postage stamps. Railroad tickets. &C.. &c.. bcne,
ready for immediate use We were greatly surprised
70 IND the contents all right as the safe was located
fell into the cellar among tho hot bricks &C. whore il
remained five days and although the back Of the saf
wooden cases remained perfect as before tho fire.
:, You will please send us another Alum Patent Of
the same size as soon as possible, and oblge,
I $50 80 HS Yours, &C.. es
(Signcd) gs2 e MERRILL s. SMALL.
This safe can be seen in front OF B. T. Coyills Drno
Store. under the Preble House.
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PonrLASp.. .Iulx %. 1scc.

,,,..u. = ~ CORTLAND, July 20, 1866.
GENTS: We take pleasure in Informing YOU that
our safe Isle 4, Alum Patent) which was not rcmov-
Ell nom the ruins until this morning. when opened by
YOU we arc satisfied from the appearance of the wood
work inside that had our books remained in tie safe
they would have been preserved with the writing un-
injured. Our store was No. g. Union street. A two
story brick building, full Of combustible material
Tho heat was the most intense ever Witnessed in any
fire in our city. From what VIC have seen VIC are sat-
isncd that your scS have stood better than those of
other makers, anu wish another one of them when
We get located. Yours truly.
Signed, MORSE, LOTHROP& DYER.
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PORTLAND. July Is. 1851

Messrs. Thomson Co., Neu Hauen, Conn.
GENTS. In the great fire in this city on the 4th
inst our store, situated en- Middle street. together
with large part OF our stock. consisting Of Drugs
chemicals. sc. &C.. was entirely consumed. Our
safc an Alum Patent (made by Valentine Il Butler,
size No. ~ was severely tested for several days. hav-
ing been buried up in Of hot bricks &C.. rem
dering it almost impossible to reach it. The books
and papers were preserved in good condition, the
USE s s % :eS ss DC able to
sbic, another Alum Patent Safe Of larger size.
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IN at Auction. On Wednesday, August LIST at
Il O'Clock, A. NJ, at the carriage mandatory OF
Mr.. f. H. Randall No. 20 Preble street. we shall sell
the entire stock of Carriages and Carriage Msteral
There will be 20 new open and top buggies sun tops
riding wagons, carryalls, &c. These carriages are
all new, custom made. OF the best material and
Also, 40 unfinished Carriages. in different states Of
iorwardness.some with only the woodwork-others
finished. The proprietors Of this establishment
would say the entire stock of carriages and material
must be closed up at once, have old the build
mRs occupied by us as manufacture and sale rooms
and must deliver them mp Immediately. I7-J'
JOHN RANDALL, +. IT. RANDALL. as
HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auct'rs, Tal
Jy24 tS IVY Office 176 Fore street. -
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u M. PATTEN & Co., Auctioneers,
Is Office, $50 Fore Street. REAL. ESTATE OK
TYING STREET AT AUCTION On Wednesday. Aug
1st at 12a O'Clock, on the premises, No. IT, eastery
dwelling, together with the land. The house con-
tains nine finished rooms. well arranged for the
like class dwelling. Shade trees In front, garden in
the rear. Sale positive. Terms one half cash; re-
mainder in one, two or three years. with note and
mortgage. ,Tslf.f,l. jy23 dts
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READY FOR BUSINESS - STANWOOD
III q DODGE, Commission Merchants, and Deal
ers in Groceries, Flour Produce and Ship ores No
Chase's Block, head Long Wharf, Portland, Me.
Z" 4 So WIN. HI. STANWOOD
! Jul ~ .....s .. FERDINAND. DODGE
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Portland, Me-, July Is. 1866.
Messrs. Herring. Farrel & Sherman, 25i Broadwa

The above are all OF Herring's Safes that were in
use by parties who were burnt out AS none failed.
all of them having stood the test, parties wanting
Safes should make note of it. e ~ I-r7-' .
Manufactured only by HERRING, FARRELL &
SHERMAN, 261 Broadway, corner of MURRAY streer
New York. FARREL, HERRING s. Co., Philadel,
phia. HERRING g Co., Chicago. 49, . ~
jy24 div EEf3iG l7ol'ta JiiF issa Z ~
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PATTERSON q CHADBOURNE. Dealers in Real
Estate No. 1853 1-2 Middle st. To those who were
rendered homeless by the late fire. we would saw we
ers from pecuniary embarrassment, and good bar
gains can therefore be had Over 5000 900 worth OF
Residences for SALE Capitalists wishing to lease land
tor business purposes are invited to CALI - =
Frank q. Patterson Paul Chadburne
| July 11-dtf
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ROWDOIN College: The annual meeting of the
overseers of Rowdon College will be held at their
ROBIN in the College Chapel Tuesday the 31st day
OF July inst at o'clock in the afternoon.
a5 A. C. ROBBINS, Secretary
Brunswick, July 9Th, 1856. 12toaug1
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These safes arc for sale at No. $50, Fore street.
'aj2aE5.a e. III. P0tte,e d Co.,
jul26 Agents.
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HOUSE mt Auction. On Thursday Aug O.
II at o'clock, P. M, we shall sell House, No. So
Sumner street It is q two story wooden house,
with basement, finished throughout, with IA rooms
good Closets good cellar, plenty hard and soft water
Very centrally located, good neighborhood, and q
very desirable property. F - -ff2 t'ts- ,ts
HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers,
jul T-td Office at No. 176 Fore street.
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EuSHING Tackle-The undersigned has taken
IL the store No. Free street. near Middle where
ne will keep general assortment of guns. reyoIv.
ers, ammunition fishing tackle, and sporting goods
Light repairing and Stencil cutting done as usual.
JulZ3 G, l.. BATIEY
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RR1CK House at Auction. On Wednesday
shall sell the Brick House. No. 40, Bracket street.
near the head of Gray street. It is new with IA fin
shed rooms, gas, hard and soft water capital cell
lar, good stable with slated roof q good wood
house, &c. &c.. 1t is valuable property In an ex-
celent neighborhood and very desirable for resi-
dence, Possession given IN 80 DAYS. ktf we
5. HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
Jy25 dtd Office 176 Fore street.
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f. M. PATTEN 4 CO., Aucfioneers.

II, UHs Il "A - Ely - COs, AuCNOneers.
Is Office, $50 Fore Street. 1890
BRICK STORES and LAND ON FORE STREET, AT
AUCTION. On Tuesday, July 81, ct O'Clock, p M;
on the premises, Fore street, corner of Widgery's
wharf, will be sold, without the least reserve, the
two three stored brick Stores on Fore street. num-
bered 2O4 and 206, now occupied by Moses Morrill,.
80 IN depth These stores are substantially built,
heavily timbered, in good repair and well adapted
for wholesale business or for manufacturing purpo-
Auctioneers. 49, iv27-ta
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CLATES. For SaIe-100 squares second hand
y Welsh Slates-a first rate article; will be sold
cheap. Apply at Halowell Cotton Mills, Hallowell,
Maine, or to j. OLIVER. Jr., 31S Harrison Avenue,
Boston, Mass. .s $50 jy25 1w
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EURNITUE. Burnham and Merrill, 1868 Con.
y gress ST., manufacturers Of Lounges, Spring Beds
Mattresses, and Pew Cushions. Dealers In New ant
SECONDHAND Furniture Of all descriptions, which W.
Do not fail to call before purchasing elsewhere.
July i2-df 81 - $40. fto3I3 ~ z77Ff,a'
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CLOTHING. Duran is still at his old stand ITO
Fore street, foot of Exchange street. and is ready
to supply his old customers and ahost of others with
ready made clothing and furnishing goods.
N. b. A liberal discount made to sufferers by the
late fire. jul 10 i'm
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OROssMAN & co can be found at DIR. Fran =
y els Sweetsir's Drug St5re, II Market Square.
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COX nn REWARD for The missing safe
pGO,OV eontaing my books only. By By
placing the books so can obtain them the above re-
ward will be paid and no questions asked ~
4 jul21 40 feae. fy -3dl II 7 Afford DYER.
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Il. M. PATTEN & co.. Auctioneer..
Office 120 Hora afrro4

ENURNITURE at Auction. OnTuesday, Ju-
ly 81 at 10 o'clock A. M, at House No. rs, Free
street. recently occupied by Mrs. Baker as Board
ing House, we shall sell all the furniture in said
house. consisting Of Beds, Bedsteads, Bedding, and
Mattresses; Chamber sets, Carpets, Mirrors, Blu
reaqs, Clocks, Chairs, Work, Center, Card, and DIM
ing Tables, Crockery, Glass, China, Wooden, stone
Together with the entire Kitchen Furniture.
HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
jy 25 dtd Office 176 Fore street
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lMAINE HISTORICAL soCIETY-T@e Annual
be held at the rooms of the Society, in Rowdo Col
lepe, Brunswick, on Thursday, Aug. Q, 1866, at
o. lock, A: M. EDW. BALLARD, Secretary
brunswick, July IL, 1866. I'd
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n M. G. DUNN is at. No. p Congress- street
~. where he win be happy to see the patrons 81
Dunn 6 Palmer, in settlement of their accounts and
jy23 diff Ii 71F = ~ -A1 Nope'
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GROVE STREET. For SALE-Two story house.
~ 70 rooms, water carried through the house.
on Court, unfinished, for $500; and one nearly
finished for $4,000. All of the acove houses are new
well arranged, and pleasantly situated. Apply to
j. G. PROCTOR, Middle street, below Post office.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TAKE NOTICE 81. II. smatI g. r.. 80
in Groceries, Flour and Produce have e'a,
Call and see us. oeiI.ad wharf,
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II! Ms FAITEN ~ Gu, AuctlOMeers,
Gs Office, 1870 Fore Street. 10
DWELLING AND LAND on WASHINGTON STREET
AT AUCTION On Wednesday, Aug. LIST, at 81 oclk.
on the premises, will be sold the two storfed and
basement Dwelling, 100 Washington street. House
pair and arranged tor one, two OF three families;
plenty Of water, and good Barn on the premises.
Part Of the purchase money can remain on mort
gage: Lot about 56x10o. For particulars, call on
the Auctioneers. 2 VIZ" 3 ~, :
Immediately after the above the next easterly va
cant lot, having front Of about 30 ieet and about
100 in depth. jyT-ts
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HAYES q DOUGLASS, may be found at No.
IL zig Fore street, corner Of Union, where they
are getting in stock of Crockery and Glass
ware. jul21 1w
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CORTLAND and FOREST CITY DYE HOUSES
i COMBINED - Office, No. 315 Congress street.
A FOSTER, Proprietor.
We can assure the public that we have greater ia
cilities, and are much better prepared tor Dyeing
and Cleansing, than when located on Exchange st.
Also. orders received for the Laundry. fe ~
jy26-d3m l i. f1 -4uT sgsit
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I UMBE Err - On as favorable terms as ever
IL Building material of all kinds constantly on
hand. Doors, Sash and Blinds and Glazed Sash,
at lowest prices. Dimension frames sawed to ORDER
=. STEVENS, JR., and j. H. MERRILL.
/ jy24 3m Smiths Pier.
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n MI. Elder, Boots, Shoes, &C., may be found
Fore Street. .t.. r. "a d iul 14dtf :
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-03-02
gPIgyyg gBMTgaMBIh

Is published every Friday morning at ONE
DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS per annum,
if paid within three months from the time OF
subscribing; or, TWO DOLLARS, if not
paid until the expiration of the year. NO pa
der discontinued Until all arrearages are paid,
unless at the option Of the editor
TERMS OF ADVERTISING. For plain matter,
one dollar per square for the first insertion.
For rule and figure matter, two dollars pc
square for the first insertion. For each inser-
ton after the first, twenty-five cents per square
Eight lines to constitute square. If the
number of insertions be not marked on the
advertisement, it will be published until for
bid, and charged accordingly. A liberal de-
duction will be made to those who advertise
by the year. The privilege Of annual adver-
Users extends only to therimmediate business.
Obituaries and Tributes of Respect will be
charged at the rate of so cents per square ;
Marriage Notices rs cents. Calls upon Per-
sons to become Candidates charged at the usu-
al rate Of advertising.
Communications, the effect of which is to
promote private or individual interests, are
matters of charge, and are to be paid for at
the rate of so cents per square.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-03-02

t. Hill, Elizabeth Hill Julia
Howser and Dennis Howser.
VENHE object of this suit is to procure De-
IL cree for the sale of certain Real Estate,
devised by John Hill to his. wife, Cloe Hill,
during her life.
The bill states that John Hill, late of Mont
gcmery county, deceased, departed this life
some time in the year 1855, having, in his
lifetime, made last will and testament, de-
vising certain real estate to his wife, Cloe
Hill, during her life, and, after her death, to
be sold and the proceeds divided among the
following devisees One-eleventh part to YER
linda Howser, wife of William B. Howser
one-eleventh part to the children of Susanna
Offutt, wife of Thomas l.. 0ffutt; one eleventh
part to Rachel A. Henderson, wife of William
Henderson; one-eleyenth part to Eleanor Bur-
riss, wife of Marshall Bnrriss; one-eleventh
part 20 Mary j. Offutt, wife of Thomas W.
0ffutt; one-eleventh part to Julia A. Hill;
one-eleventh part to Leanna Hill; one-elcv-
enth part to George W. Hill one-eleventh
part to Levi Hill; one-eleventh part to VIM
Hill, and one-eleventh part to Margaret A.
Pennifield, wife of Levi Pehnfield-one hun
dred dollars to be deducted from Margaret A.
Pennifeld's share.
The bill further states that certain Of the
devisees have died. leaving certain heirS,
named therein, as compliments and defend
ants.
The bill also states that Philip Stone and
John Qffutt were constituted and appointed
Executors of the last will and testament
that Philip Stone took upon himself the exc
cution of the trust, and that John Oh'utt de-
clined TO act
The bill further states that the real estate is
unproductive and valueless to the said Cloe
Hill as tenant for life; that the said Cloe
Hill is advanced in life and that sale of her
life estate would only realize nominal sum,
and that the purchaser would only use the
land to its detriment, and without regard to
its value hereafter.
The bill alleges that it would be to the in
terest and advantage of all the parties inter-
ested to have theSaid real estate sold, and in
vest the proceeds of such sele for the benefit
of the said Cloe Hill, and upon the death of
the said Cloe Hill, that the proceeds be dis
trbuted, in accordance with the devise and
among the heirs and representatives of such
Of the devisees as have died.
And the bill further alleges that the said
Lloyd Hill, son of John Ill., deceased, left
this State a number of years ago, and that
his place of residence is unknown to The COM
planants, and they do not know whether he
is living or dead.
1t is thereupon adjudged and ordered that
the complainants, by causing a copy of this
order to be inserted in some newspaper pub
lished at Rockville, once in each of four sue
cessive weeks before the LIST day of March,
1866, give notice to the said absent defend
ant of the object and substance of this BILL
and warn him to appear in this Court, in per-
son or by solicitor, on or before the Second
Monday of August next, to answer the pre-
misses and show cause, if any he has, why q
decree ought not to pass, ae prayed.
f. b. PRETTYMAN, Crk.
True copy--Test,
fbb 2-4t h. B. PRETTYMAN, Crk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-03-02
SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
NEAR BROOKEvILLE, Montgome-
ry County, Md.

THNHIS SCHOOL, located in healthy and
Il elevated portion of the State, opens
On WEDNESDAY, 9Th September.
The situation is retired from public tho
roughfares, but is easily accessible by daily
rtages from Washington, D. G. and from Lau-
rel, on the Baltimore and Washington Rail-
road
THE BUILDINGS are new and specially
adapted to the purposes Of the school. The
Grounds are extensive, furnishing ample space
for exercise and recreation.
THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION includes
the usual English Branches, the Languages,
Music, &c.
Special attention given to careful christian
culture and household science.
va FOR TERMS, &c, address
Z Rev. o. HUTTON, A. NJ,
aug Levitt Brookeville, Md.
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10 Price sos per ton of 1000 lbs.
BOYLE & CO.,

BROOKEYILLE,
AGENTS.Jor Montgomery county, Nd,
who also receive orders for all STANDARD
FERTILIZERS, at the Baltimore Rates.
Parties ordering from US, will SAVE both
in FREIGHT and EXPENSES, and have,
what is more important, GUARANTY that
all Fertilizers sold by them, are cruelty as re-
presented. June 23-ly
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RECOMMENDATIONS /:

CRBANA, FREDERICK COUNTY,
July cath.
JAMES II. GAMBRILL, ESQ
Sir; | used your "Raw Bone" on the crop
of which have just gathered to my entire
satisfaction, and gave it and Cox's Phosphate
and Wilson's Guano fair trial, side by side,
across 40 acre field and it was as good, if
not little better than either Wilson being
behind. You may recommend it with safety
to any Farmer. Yours truly,
CHAS. L. WORTHINGTON.