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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-18
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ANDl

POTOMAC ROUTE. june 10, 1877.
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
~ 10th, mail trains on this road will run rs fol-
lows:
Up DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-Strcct station, l
L. NJ.
UP NIGHT MAIL. leaves l!yr,l-Strcct station,
9:i0 i. NJ. tcNccp! oi Sin,Eiys.)
UP ACCOMMODATIONS leaves I;ruatl-Strs.t sta
ton. q L. NJ. Except on S%uut,ys.l
DOWN DAY MAIL arrives at IIyrl-Strcrt sta
ton. l33 J.. NJ.
down NIGHT MAIL arrives al i;yr,l-Strect sta
ton. i:'0 \. VI. Except on MnmElys.j
DOWN ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN arrives ut
lirosl'i-StrCct station, s:37 Il. NJ. trAccli 80 sum
rlays.) T.. I'D MYERS.
j. II General superintendent
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TllE HOT SPRINGS,
4 HATII COUNTY. VIRGINIA,
are now open I" visitors. It's waters are celebrated
for the cure of rheumatism. t:uut. Paralysis. Tor
por at Liver. Chronic DiarrilTa az Dtacuirry. Dis
cl>rs nt The IfcriIs, Affections Of the skin. especially
III SyplIilllic origin. AMI numerous Chronic Diseases.
THE t:ATllS
vary In temperature, from ~ degrees to ITO degrees
Fahrenheit, and present every variety of chronic
bath. They are. Moreover. found Ia prepare The Sys-
tenn f"rilIc lcnciirial action Of waters found al the
various other Mineral Springs.
MUD BATHS have been constructed similar to
those that are largely USED al the most cclebrai,r!
Sisis in t;rrInaHy. and which civ" sufferers the hcnr-
1T Of thu very NIlua6'" remedial agents contained
in the mineral mud.
These SPRINGS ni.rr unsurpassed attractions Ia
both the invalid and plrasurc-Srckrr. The equip
nIcnt anil management are equal I" those Of first
class city hotels. Every modern Improvement has
lrrlI provided.
Professor !. l.. CABEII. NJ. d.. III the Univer-
Sity Of Virginia. Resident Physician.
For pamphlets and circulars address
:. {. TAEDY & CO..
Richmond, Va; or
j. 4. AUGUST.
Manager Hot Springs, Bath county, Va.
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by Grlhbs Il Williams,
Anctionccrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

aH'llpIptTSi ana I,cIl f.sIlte hptlllS.
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.
GREAT SALE OF BANKRUPTS'
~ ESTATES on FRIDAY. eGTII OF At
I 0tLotk J.. NJ, u o OF TIE UNITED
STATES CUSTnM-IInTSE, BY REQUEST or
estates lie In the r"untic: ri l;oochIan,. Louisa.
Caroline. King and Queen. Essex. and Gl"ucc-trr,
are ah"iii twenty live In number. and embrace about
SIX THOUSAND ACRES or LAND. They range
in size FROM Is tn 700 acres. The most Of them have
good improvements. with orchards. Some nf flcru
arc very superior estates. and could not have lur,n
bought before the war. Now they must i' sold. All
matters al choice AMI measures III ability can Inc
satisfied 1T this sale.
For particulars, see advertisement In the Daiiy
Stat, JoHTR0I.
Matthews. Gloucester, l'inwi'l'Iic. and SUSSEX. and
real estate in IsirlImnml. Ia Ir sold without reserve.
GItUIl:S Il WILLIAMS.
iy 5t"itlyl9t'ltds Ancti"nrcrs.
SUMAC MILL For SALE OR RENT
- \ most complete SITMAc MILL for sale or rent.
situated In Petersburg. Va. about five yards from
the railrrah. The machinery consists of y boiler.
engine. reels. elevators. rouvryrr+. lrltlnE. $lililing.
gearing. Sc.: all In perfect order. The situation Of
the mill j. IN admirable one, rs II possesses i great
many advauingrs-as fo lows: The rent of the mill
building i very moderate: The waller Is conveyed Ia
the mill from the river: the proximity tn The rail-
road enables The purchaser Of snulac Ia deliver II NJ
The mill. and all Slinac ground L" lie carried anu
placed on the railroad. tlmrcby saving water rent
aud rlrta"r on Slilnar bought and SOLD. The caln-
city nf the mill i about l.0on tons per anniiin. anu
sumo may h. increased I" lam tons IL desired. Par
ties wishing to engage in the business need have II"
fears about attaining 4 sufficient quantity III Slnilc
leaves Ia keep the mill employed during the whole
wear, ns II j. lie most productive section ul the Stale.
aud labor can tc engaged at Il les rate than any
where else In the southern States. Terms liberal.
dress G.. DAVIS ( co,
" ls-lm box 90. Petersburg. Va.
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>r~c,al Dispatch ~ III" Hai'tm"r" sum
:,cu,tni Gornpiac"ncS--N"f A'r''"
~ .,cc,c,->umncr mud the '"s"rc"
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Nj K. AND MRS. w. L. GARTH, at their
I'l delightful home t. Iilopmfcld"), in AllcmarIe
county, within one mile OF Ivy depot. on the Che>a-
IN"lkc and Ohio railroad, can take Il few more
BOARDERS ut $50 per month, flo per week. ~ per
day. Children and servants half price. Distance
from charlottesville and University OF Virginia,
only six miles. Post-Dfncc. Ivy Depot. iy 1f-2aw2w
MIR. AND MRS. j. YANCEY will re-
uI- ccivr al their residence. Ecrr Greenwood. twn
or three families a. BDARDERS during the sum-
mcr. Terms for Il single month. $50.
!: YANCEY,
Greenwood Depot, AllrInarlc, Va.
H. oa-nplfwk
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HYGEIA HOTEL,

HYGEIA HOTEL,
Ii OLD POINT sCOMFORT, VA.
q WILSON PnopErsroas.
ton Of visitors June 10th. It's location. within fifty
yards OF the steambnat landing, and with three sidcs
Opcn to the SEA breeze, renders 10 In all respects very
attractive to the Invalid or ecker Of pleasure.
Tie hotel bciig lighted throughout witt, gas, with
IFS table abundantly supplied with every luxury.
with Tho best OF attendance. and elegantly Furnished
rooms, the proprietors confidently 1ooktor y liberal
patronage. fjy X I'M CLARK It WILSON.
SWEEr SPRINGS, MONROE COUNTY,
- WEST Fh.-This well known and favoriie
WaTER1SG-PLACE Is now open. with ample
accommodations for eight hundred guests.
TERMS: - per day s75 for one month; 500 per
month for two or more months.
GEORGE MCGOVERS.
jy I-?w superintendent.
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V'HE NATURAL BRIDGE HOTEL

ficular. now oilers comfortable accommodations nj
moderate rifrs-viZ.,
Board per day .......... . 50
Board per month. 30 90
\ daily line of stages Gael, way between BOusack's,
Virginia and Tennessee railroad, and Goshen, E..
and A. railroad. passes this point. irrivin. here from
Bonsack's To dinner, and from Lexington TO break
fast.
Packet boats from Lynchhnrg iand passengers mt
tiilmore's Mill. two miles from the Bridge. Hacks
Will attend the arrival of packets and bring passcn-
gers to the hotel.
No effort will he omitted 10 make all comfortable
who Visit The Bridge. LEAR
IS a-an Superintendent.
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RrCHxoNp, FRxDxKICKsBUroXr
poroMAC KAMHoxD,
RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
AC RAILROAD COMPANY.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND TIE TgAyEI-
LING UHLAy.

On ana AFTER Tuesday. June 18th. until further no.
hcc, train leaves this depot for
BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK.
AND BOSIOS, L POINTS WEST,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-03-08
Letter from Berry S District.

NEWPORT Mills, |
Montgomery Co, Nd March 2, 1872. I
Mn. EDIron Aside from the many and
manifold advantages that suggest Newport
Mill and the surrounding hills and valleys
of Rock Creek as a most charming seat for
a suburban city or village to drain the Dis
trict of Columbia Of many Of its best and most
tax-ridden and oppressed citizens, by way Of
the Metropolitan Railroad, some fifteen or
twenty minutes ride only, there are other con-
sideratons that are strikingy practical and
show concusivcly that the ornamental may
here be made profitable in the hands of men
who desire to connect gain with pleasure.
Let us suppose the old Mill in the centre of u
half, or say one mile square, beautifully laid
out and mapped by some competent Engineer,
and the lots offered for sale at IL fair price in
the county and District Cities, can there be n
man found who desires a new home and coun-
try location within easy proximity to the Cap
toll, its attractions, Railroad connections and
all else that is supposed 10 render life in The
country desirable, that would not like TO own
home here, If it could be had at IL reasonable
price, and with it an exemption from the curse
of heavy taxes aud the evils of fixed city life?
Again just think for u moment what re-
suits could be produced in few years, il the
property referred to was under the practical,
intelligent management of such mer Mr..
BoND Of the BURNT Mill, f" in one district, or
was controlled and directed entirely by men Of
the character and enterprise Of Mcs5rs. HEw B
WEIGH, or Mr.. RAY, of Georgetown.
Would it be saying too much to predict that
any experienced gentlemen, Of the class named,
could purchase the property, lay out the viii
lage homes, erect the merchant mill, open and
direct trade with the home, Western, and At
lantic grain and flour markets, and add the
earnings of the mill to the sales of the lots tor
the Newport village, and realize a double
| fortune?
! think that the near future will bring with
it some such results at this locality and that
Montgomery County will secure more good
citizens, enterprise, capital, taxable property
and general prosperity than she now enjoys /;
and if she does, shall receive most fully all
the interest and pleasure that have personal
| ~ invested in the new Newport
Respectfully, Yours N.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-03-08
For The Sentinel.
Our County officers.

We had a Justice of the Peace in Rockville
District before the action of our new Cover
nor, W. p. WHITE, gentleman pre-emiDent-
ly suited for the position. That gentleman
was Mr.. THos. ANDERSON, n member of one Of
our Oldest families, ripe scholar in the Eng
fish and dead languages, bred 10 the law, and
esteemed by this whole community, as an I'M
swerving Democrat, and wiihal a character for
integrity never yet questioned or doubted.
For some unknown reason, our Governor
elected a Democrat has seen fit TO turn
this gentleman out Of Office and rob this CON-
munity Of the services OF one in whom all had
confidence, and all respected. We would be
glad if some reason could be given for this
course of conduct. If the Governor has acted
under the advice Of our Delegates then they
have been dereict in their duty, and as our
representatives, we call upon them TO furnish us
the grounds of their action.
If any objections were made to Mr.. ASDgG-
SON they originated with some individual and
not with the mass of the people or the Demo
cratic party in the Rockville District. If Gov.
WHYTE or our present Delegates desire the
support of large class of Democrats in Rock
vile District hereafter, they must first clear
their skirts, and publish to the world at whose
solicitation, and by the wave Of whose magic
wand this detcstablc act was accomplished.
! We want it remembered yet, that living, as
we do, ut the very portals of the National
Capitol, SEWARD never frightened us by the
tingie of his little bell, and at this late day we
do not intend to raise up in our own party, a
! demagogue to rulo over us or submit our
/ rights to the dictum of any one or two indl-
viduals who may assume to speak for the par
/ ty. AS Democrats we respect the voice OF the
majority and spurn the act ofa woud-be ty-
rant even in our own party.
ROCKVILLE DISTRICT.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-03-08
Letter from Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, March S, ls,

BALTIMORE March 5, 1872.
Mr.. EDIToR On Monday last, it was my
good fortune to attend The Annual Commence
ment of the School of Medicine of the Univer-
sity of Maryland. Among the Graduates |
noticed two from Montgomery county, Drs. C.
GRANDvILLE STONE and j. S. STONE Both of
these gentlemen were highly esteemed by the
Members of the Faculty, and BY the Gradual
ing Class. Dr. d. S. SroNE, served last year
rs Clinical Assistant in the Baltimore Iniirma-
ry, and by close attention to his studies, and
by his urbanity aud kindness rendered him
self deservedly popular. Dr.. c. G. Stone, |
understand, intends devoting himself to the
practice of Opthalmic Surgery. Judging from
his thorough training in this branch under thai
distinguished oculist, pr. CuisoLM | have
no doubt but that he will become n proficient
| In fact + am certain these gentlemen are wor.
| thy of all confidence, and with win for them.
selves names of which QUE Whole country may
well be proud. c. E. S.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-03-08
PUBLIC 6 Al.

TEHE UNDERSIGNED having declined
4 Farming, will offer II public sale, at his
fathers residence, one mile above Gathers
burg, on
Wednesday, The Goth day ofMaroh,
(inslsat,) the following personal property,
to WI:
One iiue DRAFT Mule, three Horses, ;wo of
which are tue young Mares, one 4-lorse
Wagon, Que 2-Horse Spring Wagon and
Harness, Que OK Cart, one Mower one
Spring Tooth augey Rake. three Double
Shovel rlows, one Single do, one Barshear
Plow, one Harrow, one sett Of Lead llar-
ness one Milch Cow ard two Yeariugs.
one farl9r Stove, anu about Is head OF
youag Hogs, amongst which are two brood
SOws.
TERMS Of SALE-All sums of ten dol
lars and under the cash will be required; all
sums above ten dollars IA credit of six months
will be given the purchaser or purchasers
giving their notes with approved security.
No property to he removed until The terms
of sale are complied with.
Sale 10 commence at | o'clock, P. NJ.
THOS. p. THOMPSON
marS-tds
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-03-08
Alleged Cure OF Case Of Hydrophobia

nv, f, ,.-; A. D..
=. Tue s'"Jee' ., % ''iu''' o. ~
true, MaS o'''eu ~ '"o'n roA '"S' ga! 80, ,ie
oob itau "l''eu se'el"' "'!''''''' 'ui "'' ~
Gu. iouns iIue was D','e" !" tl,e 'e"'ie Va
'he ins'oe oi 'ne rlell' h'hu' pens "a 'ne
country 1T 'he 'llh'' u. was so'le t"t'Ne 'o l
oeioie ne ,e'eneu +" surgeon, "uo C'"'e'lNeu
lhe "ouhu VITA hiutt'e " sHFel' iuc "ouhu
neaied ana remained SO uhu' Uet"een TWO
anu thfee weeks SINCE ~ octane irr''a"ie anu
broke ont again soon Tue hrst marked symp-
toms OF hyarophoola s"o"ed 'htusenes' coh-
WILSON'S, barking tlkea dog tro'hing NJ
the mouth, ana making strenuous EFFORTS
to bite every thing that came near. DnfinS
these COMMISSIONS the patient would sc'2e the
the pillows from ms oed III ms tte'n, ana
shake ana rend thtn. "Ita NJ tHe seeming ie-
rocty OF an angry log AN intense dread OF
water also exhibited iiseii, me siSht Oh "hlch
threw HIM INTO the most 'erroie COMMISSIONS,
At these tunes requiring the united suenSlh OF
live men TO Keep MN uuder suoJecuon III
tact, every symptom OF hlufophuola ihade IL
self conspicuous. Inc patient was attacked
on Friday evening, january ~. On Shlnr-
day night his Physician Or. AFFORD, reached
him, and at ouce was convicted OF the terri
ole nature OF tnc disease, !hg had case
similar soaie seven or eight years since, where
the patient recovered under his treatment, anc
has remained well ever since. After Consult
ing the physician present, Or Mccall, it was
decided 10 place The patient upon the sane
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-03-08
MoNocAcY. March 8. 1872.

Mr. EDITOR Il have solved the problem,
which came out in your last weeks paper, and
submit the result for your investigation.
let 4 equal the number of seconds it would
take the ball to fall Then, since the space
through which a body will have fallen, in any
given number Of seconds, increases the square
of the seconds, and II body will fall Is feet in
the first second thence, ~ multiplied by l6
equals li42 by r.
. equals 7ls seconds.
ll42 by III equals distance sound flies.
Is by (7ls)2 equals ball "
Answer sl5l0t feet. o, X.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-03-08
ANDREW SNAIL ACADEMY.

Mr. EDITOR The answer to the question III
the Sentinel "How far from the earth must a
cannon be that the ball and sound may reach
the earth at the same time" | find TO be 10
miles no yar6st.
If you see proper you can publish the fol-
lowing:
A and purchase watermelon for cents.
\ furnishing cents, B 3 cents C offers them
s cents for one-third of the melon, which they
accept How shall A and B divide the 6 cents
between them?
Very Respectfully, Y,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-03-08
LIQUORS!

THOMPSON'S Pure Old Rye WHISKEY ;
Il Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey, years old;
X. Xxx, XXN Old Rye Whiskey;
Clabaugh's Old Rye Whishey;
Pure French BRANDY;
Pure Holland Gin;
Pure Jamaica Spirits, n E. Rum;
Port, Sherry, Madeira, Il Malaga Wines
Blackberry Brandy, &c;
All oil. which am selling at reduced prices
A GAEGLER.
deco lis High St., Georgetown, D. C.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-03-08

CONGRESS- liz the Senate, on Monday, th'
House bill to provide for the appointment of q
chief medical purveyor in the army was pass
ell The legislative executive and Judicial
appropriation bill was amended by adding
$40, 600 for salaries Of members of the board
Of health Of the District of Columbia.
In the House, the usual multitude of bills
were introduced and referred to committees
In the Senate, on Tuesday, the administra-
ton Senators adopted resolution, to the ssr-
prise of the opposition, for the election of the
committee to investigate the sale of arms to
France
In the House, committee was appointed to
receive the japanese embassy. Another spe-
cial amnesty bill, with long list of names
was passed
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-03-08
EXAMINERS, N0TECF.

TENHE UNDERSIGNED having been appointed
Examiners by the Commissioners for
montgomery county, to ascertain whether
The puddle convenience requires the opening
ut public road beginning at point en- The
P0olesville and Edwards Ferry road nj the
dividing line between Mrs. L. \. Jarboe and
T. V. Gott, running thence on their dividing
line to the lands of Mr. Isaac Fyfr, thence
through his lands, Mr. j. H Dade's and Nj.
Il. B. Astlin'S, to the MesSrs. Wizards, and
on or near the dividing line between the
Messrs Wizards, Samuel A. Jarbnc and J
II Allnutt TO the river road, thence down The
river road to the private road of Mr. Hers
berger, and on said private road TO the Chts-
apeake and Ohio Canal at Sycamore Landing,
HEREBY GIVE NOTICE to all interested
that they will meet on the premises, on
MONDAY, 1pru lat, 1872. Mt the hour OF
10 o'clock A. NJ, TO execute the commission
as above stated.
TUOS. II. WHITE,
A. 7. iIEMPST0NE,
JESSE T. HYATT,
mar l-4t Examiners.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-03-08
NOTICE

rElHE creditors Of John L. Layton, late of
L Montgomery county, deceased, are here
BY notified to file their claims with the vouch-
ers thereof in the Office Of the Clerk of tho
Circuit Court for Montgomery county, on or
before the 18th Of March, 1872.
RICH'D. J. BOWIE,
RlCH'D. VI. WILLIAMS
Trustees for the sale Of the real estate Of
John l. LAYTON, deceased.
feb 23-3tn
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-03-08
ROAD OPENING FOR SALE.

TENHE undersigned having been appointed
by the Commissioners for Montgomery
county TO sell At public sale, to the lowest
bidder, The opening of q public road petit
toned for Dy Howard A. Garrett and others,
lesinnng where The county road ends lead
;lg to The Great Falls of the Potomac TO run
through the lands of the heirs of DR.. John
w Anderson and W a. Otfutt, and 10 in
tsrsect with the U. S. Government Conduit
Road, leading now TO the Great Fails
THEREBY GIVE NOTICE that will at
tend at Oifutrs Cross Roads, on SATUR-
DAY, Narch 9th, 1872 at The hour of o clock
p. NJ, TO receive bids for the same
Specification made known on the day Of
sale.
mar It'd S. NJ IIDDANE.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-03-08
Notice 10 Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
~ Der has Obtained from the Orphans
Court of Montgomery county letters Of ad-
ministratiun, on the personal estate of
ENOCH HOLLAND,
late OF said county, decd. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the
9th Of February, 1873; otherwise, they may,
by law, be excluded from all benefit of said
estate Personsindebtedt to said estate, arere-
quested to make immediate payment. Given
under my hand this 9th day of February,
1872. ZACHARTAH D. WATERS,
Administrator, D. B. N, c. 7. A.
mar 1T
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-03-08

A. B. ALMoNEY & C. A. CARTER, have open
ed Grocery establishment in Georgetown,
and invite the attention Of their friends and
the people of Montgomery county, TO their
splendid stock of Wines, Liquors, &c. See
card.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-03-08

MARYLAND LEGISLATURE. in tho Senate, on
Monday. n good deal of business was transact
ell but none possessing any local interest.
Sixteen House bills were read the first time,
The bill 10 allow wife to be sued separately
was lost, but was reconsidcred aud laid on the
tble.
The House of Delegates hls determined TO
hold night sessions Wednesd .ys aud Thars-
days for action GU local bills The Senate
joint resolution in relation to deepening tht
Patuxent river by the atS OF the federal gov
ernment was passed. The bin to supply GER
tain law books to the University Of Mary land
was killed
In the Senate, veto message was received
from the Governor in relation to the bill fol-
the issue OF bouds by Washington county /,
build new court house. n0ng the bill
read the first time was one from the select com
mttee to increase the basis OF direct taxation
In the House favorable report WAS made o,
the joint resolution for additional counsel t
defend the judges and registrars Of election il
Anne Arundel county charged with violatin
the enforcement act.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-03-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

1oo BUSHELS Of AERRIMhCK P0TA
lUU TOES for sale-fnestin the market.
Refer to E. N. Yeirs and John E. Wilson
mars B. F. RILEY.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-03-08

New DRuG STORED. Frances Owens has
opened Drug Store, in Rockville, branch
of business much needed in this community.
His medicines, &C., are all fresh and pure,
and we hope he may be literally patronized.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-03-08
ROAD OPENING FOR SALE.

rENHE undersigned having been appointed
4 hy the Commissioners for Montgomery
county to sell at public sale, 10 the lowest
bidder, the opening of 81 public road Icadio@
from Laytonsyille to Damascus, commencing
az or near what WAS formerly called Gray S
Cate. ,oow the property of Chas Stanley.
HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that will at
teud on the premises, on SATURDAY.,
the oh day q March 1872, at the hoar Of :
O'Clock 2 NJ, to receive bids for the same.
Specifications made known on thedny OF
sale.
mar It's SOLOMON DOWDEN.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-03-08

ADMINISTRATORS OF BALTIMo~E The death
of Very Rev. Henry b. Coslery rendered il
necessary that an Administrator for the Arch
diocese OF Baltimore should be appointed.
That .iy dcvoived u on Right Rev. Bishop
Whelan, of Wheeling, the Oldest Bishop Of
the Province, and he has appointed Rev.
Father John Dongherly to that position. For
several years past Father Doughcrty has been
Chancellor Of the Archdiocese, and is familiar
with The DUTIES Of tho new position to which
he has leen cnlled