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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-24

of the mind. and no, as oiPrimaryim importance.
They NAV thus be Instructed very easily, and
laugh, very naturally, for their uses Will be
from the first unprecedented and the seaa'''no"
Of them win be agreeable -,
We mean no, to disParrge books we
should hardly dare to restrain the ms'uPl'ea'
,;oo ~ ,ny bu, such as are immoral. Those
,h,, contain the records Of discoveries, made
in any department Of society, are Invaluable
Those who give US dispositions uP0" any
mint. in doub, among the thinking, may DC
cs use TO quicken the spin, Of inquiry OF d''
200, n, aim. Bu, books are no, the primary
source. Of knowledge; and children should
re,,, be led TO uus, implicitly to them
", .b,uld ever deem !, more important 10
,v,L.n . child TO his own observations ana
,.a,c,,..o.. than to impsr tn him the 'e''Al
l,ouleJse Of what others have sec" ana
thought. It's not the possession OF words
,houVh they H. the words Of the "'se'' "
,r.,-,hs, ,hall make the learner Wise Nv
mus, have come to perceive the uu'h !" wv
.,,rc,.e Of his own faculties, ere he cat
Lrov n, beauty and feel It's ro"ef' ou'
49,. and powcrs of reflection upon "ha
=, ,,cci,, through them, are the means by
,,L;cb alone Ne can learn even the eSis'ene'
,,d IN. character II God, and hold commun
ION with m, spirit. Think no, your PuP'
4 IA, learned there il God, because you haN'
\ LA HIN, ~ until he can repc9i your worus
cncc OF Deuy, the most touching description
Of his characler, would be lost upon wood
T IN or marble man. II is because youI pa
! pills have faculties by which ,hcy may discu'
er the being and Perfccrons Of tina, One, VIII
created or who upholds all else, tina, yo'
have hopc they will ever learn this prima
truth. WHY, then. should no, tho child b
led from the beginning to exercise these lac
ul,is.' Ii you would have him know tod
YOU mus, let him feel after him and find INN
M, 6ra essays NAV not result, IN the truth a
~ fIIfafN W NNNl NllNNt NN' W. 49, -
cflor,s shall ccrrcct h.. mistaken, The mnl
tiiud. OF IN. observations will enlarge HI
range Of thought, and lead him a, lss, TO per
cciyc and gratefully own that,
Thew ;, Ou,-r,r.n, II sood--,hH'sh'y'
To %. in'i,ibs. - diml, seen
y, the-s NJ, l1~sst ~ork. -, thee trcarr
a., gcoin-s. h-,ond ,huushi, and po~er ID
'ins
Beyond thought. docs the poet say, and iru
.Iyi IN, then, how much beyond expression
Why. iker,lors, should NC BE- con'cni To isc'
children, r0uls upon expressions, woris-
the faint, imperfect signs u mans Poor, din
conceptions Of the true, the good, the bcauii
ful-sccing tina, they ar surrounded viii
things which Tod has made and made cognli
able nv their senscs-thing' bcaring cn Gael
and every part the impress Of himself
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-24
lqes s.7s 1850 ein Iiej ~

Rp-ssHiaiir,, sl-yird 90 ScaTboro', John
larrab-c, d.-Aubum. John Downing, d.
gain. Naples. &c, Washington Bny, d.,
gaiu.-NcW Gloucester, iona, True. ", los !,
brunswick. JAMS Cox, ", Harrison and
Budrion, ThOtnls Clcavcs, d frorPor, SIN
con Prau, 8.
THIS Is the County complc,c--ri'rng dem
ocrats IL, wings ). ircc-soll and a net gain
Of ihTss from las, year The whigs act bot
rro Representative out Of Portland, Ia the
whole COunN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-24

Cunry. FrNfHu 81 So FFv,Isn-
'rhc Chluaman died al the Chinr,' R,uau.
rant OF Mace & Woosung Th- lun'r'i
vas large, there being over ono hundred ar'i
hny Cinnamon IN the procession, each wear.
ing piece Of white craps. \ large numb,
OF persons visited the buplng grcund 10 vii.
ness the ceremonies, which were a. fohow'
They lowered the coffin - We do; they
thin threw the white bunlasc. WON on ih'l'
arms into The grave; then maichc, anil tho
wax candies, and bottle Of wine. Before
covering the oofin, each person bowed h,'
head to the earth, and uttered somc few
words no, by u, understood. Then each
threw handful Of din on the coffin, and pass
ed round liquors, wine, cigars, SC, OF which
they invited every American to ParlaS. AMI
the grave was then hllod up.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-24

Representative. - iddeford, Richard VI.
Chapman ", Saco. John BOothby, ": Der.
wick. Isaac VI. Hobbs, d; Buxton, Samuel
Lane, d kennebunk Port, Edmund Curner,
Jr., d; Elliot, &c, Isaac 7. Yea,on, " (;
Wells, Chris. L,lleheld, d; Kiuery, Isaiah
ianscOm, Hollis. &c, James W. Joy, d !;
Plrsonsheld, John Kear, d, Cornish, &c,
James VI. Bu1zell, d Sanford, &c, o. u.
Cheney, E. .. W; WATERFORD, &c, Samuel
Roberts, d YORK, Alex. bennett, d. Acton,
and Shapleigh TO hear from. The wings
make one net gain IN the county.
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Fourth Congressional District.

The return. are all in esceP, from the plan.
,a,ions Of Hamlin's Grant, Letter 4, No. ,,
Muscle Ridge and No. 5 Ranges ! and ,.
These towns last year voted is follows Dem
ocrat ~, Wings and Freesoil -. The re-
turns in give Charles Andrews, (democraD
GOO, and Issac Reed, (whg and free solD
$500. Andrews elected, with some IS votes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-24
Lr>coLv-cnurIcd To- 20

Observation-Disclosures, jeremiah Tslmnn
Thomas,on, Thomls O'TIn,n. Georgetown
Alfred l.. Berry Warren, David leunond
Marlborough, John 4. Chapman; Bristol
Thomas Erskine ST. George, Levi Small
lev Union, Joseph Irish Maiinlcus, Henry
Young Southport. Freeman Grover.
Wmos-Newcasilc, T. Wilder Farley
Richmond, James u. Bccdlc; WisclsSct,
Alden Boynion jefferson. Alden Kennedy
Whitefeld Jason VI. Carlton Marlborough
John b. wild,s, Bath, William Rice
Lewiston, James Lowell; Bowdoin, John
Carr.
FRrr Son,-Bowdoinham, John Ray
mond'
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KrSeEsc--cnutled to IL.

N0umruih, jonathan VI
Heath I.cI,, Pclcr u. CaSwcll Belgrade
Jacob Man: China. John l.. Gray VALE,
joel Smill. Clinton. Srnucl Weymouth.
wmos-Aurus,a. David bronson Hal
lowell, Henry W. PANE Gardner, Charlie
D1niorih wstcr,illr, Joseph Pcci'al
Rcaddcld. Joshua Packard Windsor. VIII
Liam =. Hatch vas--lborough John lio-
mans Vienna, Thoma. g. Norris Ssdncy
l.ourI,'on Guild.
Pass SolL-wlnihop, EzeLicl lIolmc'.'
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n,rnrn--entitled 10 II.

DrnocRArs-Norway, Lee Mixer Wood
stock, Alden Chase Buckheld, Joshua lrl'hi
Rumiord. Timothy Walker Turner, Tim
o,hy Ludden Fyeburg, Henry ID. f.
Hu,chins Canton, Caleb =. Holland Wa
,erford, John c. Gerry; Hiram, Walter T.
Watson Bethel, EliPhaz e. Beam Ando-
yer, Joseph l.. Chapman
wme-Livemoo, Nathaniel Sorcross.
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CHI 0rtorS Democrat.
PARIS, TuE.DAY,sErT 2i,isSo.

e. Sul..cril-t. a. The D,n"Crsi ~ Ss.uth Pans
- y,siat,, ~iu hsr,a i,r oil thar paT~u a. ~
sior, 81 Ms,.r,. RUST 4 YOUNG.
o. Nova, Nillar- an.i ,icinity, ~ The Sto'. 81
JEREMIAH HOWE.
In BsckhsA Village snd vicinity, o. tho lint'l II
JOIN TAYLOR, Ess. A. zach 0ish',s place.
~, vii - delivered zee - J.s'flE'.
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H,Nno.k-cnlIlIcd 20 :

Observation-Disclosures, Alouzn Colby
Blurhlll, William Hopkins orIand, Nathan
Emerson.
wmc.-tlIs~orih, Nathaniel ! Miller
Brvuksyillc, Rufus u Walker; h''r lslr,
IIcnry 4. .Noyc, Franklin, John West
VI, d., n. John III Parker.
Tic CIs'inc anil pcnob-rpt district j. rcY.
r,-.n,e,i b. lIrny Scung. MinInIca- t.ln.
colin County.l
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w,LDo-snu,lcd to u.

psNocs,rs-Camden, Christopher Young
Jr.; Belfast, Joseph S. NOye. Prospect, Al
,rander s,apls. Palermo, Robert }. Bad
stree, Belmont, John Carver; Unity, hi
yiokery searmon,, Davis woodman; FREE
dom, Enoch Sylvester Troy, Jesse Smart
Monroe, Asa ThurIOugh; lsleseorongh' Jo-
scph BolTdman.
wnias-fpnkfou, iAihly RIGHT ian-
eolnville, Austin ID. knight.
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PrSonscor--cnuiled to u.

observation-disclosures, Joseph Holt
IIamden, John Goodcll, Jr Corniih, Chaun'
ccy Cochran; Newport, Abel w. Chabin
Oldtowu, George p. Sewall; Springfield
Francis A. Reed Exeter, Samuel NJ. Wood
man; Corinna, Campbell Bachelor Her,
mon, John Kimball; PasSadumkeag, James
b. Cleaveland.
wHles-Bangor, Lewis Hancock, Abra'
ham Sandbom Brewer, Jesse II. Nickcr-
son Eddington, Lawson Woodbury..
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Crnsrrl,,p-cuuilcd to 20

DuAocE,rs-W,s tbtook, Aaron Qulnhy
North Yarmouth, hmml S,orcr Gray Dan
irl Hall Osdcld, William T.. = Lnnrli
SvIndIsIl. Edmund Dresser Poland, DAVIS
Dam. tubum, John Downing, j.: Mind
hlln. Samuel Hunt. Gorlram, Jonathan Han.
,un Falmouth, Daniel Mcrnll, DSrtnm
Joseph Warren. FrecPou, S'heon Pn'i
Scarborough, John laHabSc Naples, Wash
tngton HAY Bndgioa, Thomas C1,a'c'
WmCs-PoIitpJ, Henry Carter, Ruis'
liorinn, Henry I. Dcanc New Gloucester
Jonathan Tru', Brunswick, Jan.'- Cox
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sosspsrr-enuded TO 10.

observation-disclosures, Samuel sOule /,
New Portland, Asa Merry Palmyra, Reb-
er, d. Mills Enbden Andrew Mcfadden.
wulos-Bloomheld, James Is. Dascomb :
Mayheld, Stephen Chamberlain; NOnidge-
week. John NJ. wsbsler Athens, George
A. Kimball Harmony, orias Bartlett, Mer-
Ger. Simon Piper.
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CHAFTER VI

For the hrs, time ior many weeks, Licia
once more len her CHAMBER. and was able to
receive the eongraialsiory visit. Of her friends
II va. not long ere Mr.. Gad.by ,ook adNan-
,.so Of her eonvaleSoenc. =, express IN per-
-, NJ. O.s pleasure az ser Uncovered health
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-24

CT The New York Tribune .ays that the
whig primary elections IN that city on Wei
nesday were signalircd IN some OF the wards
.by scenes Of disgraeeiul fraud, rIo,lng and
disorder"
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Ct The Original Poetry OF our fret page
of las, week, wa, from our talented cOntribu'
tor "BYsosA," whose name was accidenily
omitted.
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WlsnISeroS-eniilIed to Q

DrsocE,rs-Lubcc. John c. Talbot, Jr.
Harrington, DANIEL W. Dinsmore Alehan-
der, John X. Damon Rob6ins'cu, Thomas
vuse.
wmGs-Calais, Noah Smith. IT, Fast
Maehias. jeremiah Poster JoncsPor, Glenn
cu, Hopkins. Steuben, EdeneBH Hand,
Passport, Eras,us Richardson.
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Fs,,,Lls--cnlllIcdnG

Druo.r,rs-TcmpIc William NC Iay
SULLIVAN Noye., Phillip, Gums smith
Strong, benjamin 'iarbor
WmG-New Sharon, Horace u. Prescott
Fnrr -Chc,lcpille. Oliver ScNlll
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-24

Norm CARoLISL. The official returns OF
the late gubernaiorial vote up a. follows ~
Manly. Wing, I2,O7l Reid, Democrat, ~.
SIS; Democratic majority, .7ii.
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Represen tatives Elected.

Auoo,Iook entitled To !.
Observation-Disclosures, Hugh Alexander
lloushion, Isaac W. Tabor.
Wmo.-IClIrI I, Joseph W liinds.
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YorK-rnlilled " u

Observation-Disclosures, Edmund
Cuuier, Jr Wells, Christopher LliilchsId'
Kiuery. Edward u. SaiIorI Berwick, lsaac
". nobb. iAmIuHton, James " joy
Par,onsfeld, John krlar lamerick. jaime,
VI. Buuell Marlborough, samuel Rob
crn Buxton, stephen lane Shaplcigh.
ThUmis Gar,in SoIk. AaIaddcr Drun,lr.
WWss--Saco. John Boothby Bldd,lorl.
Richard VI. Chapman Alfred. samuel
Mitchell Eliot, Isaac r Yrlton Tclurn1.
onn u. Cheney.
The House will contain - dDmorrl', lnl
- whlr, and ifsr,uil
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-24

" The Senate has confirmed the noInina-
ton Of Hon. George Lunt, for District A'ior'
ney for Massachusetts.
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Yrhc following i,,he vote Of 40 town,
ou the proposition 10 amend the consilluin1
~ a, 10 restore Vintrr sessions ot The lcg.'a-
iurg. and TO extend the duration Of the next
evil government frum MAY lSjl, ull Ja,a..
y, 1853. These returns embrace, probably,
the hrl.-I pan of,hc votes on 'hs question,
- ,,.T,.4,g az. r,.Vlt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-24
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

The following are the aggregates OF votes
cas-, for Senators, County Commissioner ana
County Treasurer, Nv this County; :,
For S.naior,-whole number Of votes, H.
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PisCArAeuIs-entitled TO 4.

Observation-Disclosures 10 L.
Observation-Disclosures, James Sampson ;
Monson, Abner Brown.
WmGs-Atkin,ou, Pelig Har, Milo,
William Owen.
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Aroostook County

soSs lese ~ 0r wa v
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Senator'S.

Tn. Senate consists Of d members. The
following are tbs names Of the Senators as
ccr,aincd TO be elected
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2os1 scei eis soas ssss si7
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-02-15
Local Matters.

LEcTUnEs.--Rey. DIR. RYDER, S. j., President of
Georgetown Colleee, has been invited to deliver a
course Of public lectures, thrice week during
Lent, in st. Matthew's church, near the Presidents
Square. The well known ability Of the reverend
gentleman to discharge the duty imposed upon
him will, no doubt, attract numerous and inteli-
gent audience.
1t is understood that he will lecture every We'd
nesday and Friday evening at seven O'Clock, and on
Sunday afternoon at half-past three o'clock He
will deliver the first lecture of the next
Sunday afternoon.
WAsHINeroN's BIRTH DAy,-The anniversary OF
Washington's nativity will be celebrated in George
town by the "Je6esonian Institute in the Pom
peian Hall, (Union Hotel,) on Friday, the 22d in
slant, at halfpast seven O'Clock. An Grafton will
be delivered by THOMAS Platter, esq, and the
Farewell Address read by w. w. BELKNAP, esq,
members of the Institute
GERMANIA MUSICAL SocIETY.-This society, ac-
cording to previous announcement, gave their last
grand concert for the season at Carusi's Saloon on
Wednesday evening; upon which occasion the Sa-
loon was well and fashionably filed, and, judging
from the applause Of the delighted audience, sus-
tanned the high reputation they enjoy musicians
of the first order
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-02-15
DIR. wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY

rs chemical extract of Wild Cherry and Tar.
Il Every body knows that Wild Cherry possesses
important medicinal properties; and Tar Water
has always been administered in Consumption and
lung affections generally by oldest and safest
physicians. Various remedies il is true, have been
offered and pulled into notoriety for the cure Of
diseases of the lungs, and some have been found
doubt very useful; but Of all that have yet been
discovered, it lis admitted by physicians and all
who have witnessed its effects, that none has proved
as successful this. For Asthma, Shortness of
Breath and similar affections il may be pronounced
positive cure. 1t has cured Asthma in many
cases of ten and twenty years standing, after ply
sicians had declared the case beyond the reach of
medicine.
This balsam ia made from materials which Ma
ture has placed in all northern ATTITUDES, anti
dote for diseases caused by cold climates.
s'Nature is but the name for an effect
Whose cause ia God"
Let us not neglect her planest dictates.
None genuine, unless signed |. Butts on the
wrapper.
Applications for Agencies To be made TO the Gen
erral gent, SETH w. FOWLE, Boston, Mass.
For sale by r. s. Patterson, Washington, ID. C.;
JoHs ii. PIERPosT, Alexandria; and o. NJ. LINTnI-
CUM, Georgetown. Feb. l2--TThS&w
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BY Telegraph.

ST.. JOHN IN. b. Feb Ia.
The Ne,o Brunspicker contains long, we'll
writ article in favor of annexing Canada to the
United States.
For want of annexation, the article states the
resources of population fast dwindling away !;
and the free-trade policy of England viii give
finishing blow to the prosperity of the entire
country.
The article further contends for the constitu-
tional rights of the colonies to agae the subject of
annexation; and calls upon them, in the name of
their children of the present and of future genera
tons, not to talter in the cause.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. ID.
We have had rain nearly all day.
Flour is dull at 81 rs. Grain and other provi-
sions unchanged.
Stocks are firm. U. S. 6's, fls6s, are selling at
ll3. Pennsylvania SIS, 80.
Whisky 24k cents.
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Lo., of ana s,eam,r Rhod. I.land.

The steamer Rhode Island, Captain Colby. for
San Francisco, which sailed from Staten Island on
the 18th oltmo, when three days and thirteen hours
out, (abQut two hundred miles from the Bermuda
Islands, near the edge Of the Gulf srcam) enooun-
tered gale from the southwest Of such severity
that she was obliged 20 turn around and 20 with
The wind in the hopes Of saving her.
But about ~ O'Clock, when the gale was at its
height, the wheel rope broke, which caused the
vessel 10 breach 20, when she shipped n heavy sea
Az a consequence, the hull became fractured abaft
the after gangway, and just before the forward
Rangway. simultaneously the hog frame gave
way, and the engine ceased working, when the
vessel became unmanagcable.
Immediately after, some Of the passengers at
tempted 70 launch boat, but the gale 20 severe
that che swamped. About two hours after, mother
boat was got ready and launched. Nine Of the pas.
sengers and three Of the escaped in the boat
Three more were drowned in attempting 70 reach
the boat. One Of them supposed 20 be Mr.
Shewster, who had placed his wife in the boat and
failed 10 secure his own safety on t. Efforts were
made 70 rescue other passengers, but the captain
waived his hand 10 them TO keep away from the
hull, lest they should get swamped.
When the X. !. was last seen, all hands were try
ing 20 cut down the hurricane deck 10 relieve the
vessel, but the captain was prepared 10 launch
boat from the gangway, in the event Of not being
able 10 make a raft. The wind was blowing very
heavy.
At that time she had two feet Of water over her
cabin floor. The opinion Of the men IL, that the
rest Of the passengers and crew (tbirty- two in
numbcr) we're saved. When The men arrived on
board the schooner, there n brig in sight about
four miles 10 the eewsrd II is possible that they
may have the wreck, or that the crew Of the
steamboat may have reached her on the raft which
they were making. There is alec hope in the fact
that the spot is in tho track Of vessels from the
West Indies and the Gulf Of Mexico.
One hundred tons Of coal on deck were thrown
overheard At the commencement Of the gale.
The khode Island was old vessel, and belonged
70 w p. Furniss and William H. Brown. She was
not insured.-N y Jour. Of Commerce, 1871.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-02-15

Tue SLAVERY QuEsrIoS.-Therei is a class Of poll
ticians in the South (says the Mobile Daily Adper
tis) whose object is 20 induce the belief among the
people that the great question now occupying %
much Of the public mind is beyond the reach Of adj
justmont, and that there IL alternative but fight
or dissoiton Of the Union, and perhaps both. For
our part we don't believe word Of H. The Charcs-
ton COnrier's Washington correspondent, too, has
confidence that IL may be settled without much
difficulty. lie says:
81 do not think the question beyond the reach Of
settlement. Other political questions, difficult
AZ this have been adjusted Mr.. Phelps, in his able
speech, proposed something like the Clayton Com
promise, which he had assisted 10 framc-and which
the Senate passed, and which the House rejected;
for what particular reason leo far seven south
ern negatives were concerncd) has never been
fully explained. Mr.. Yulce declared that the pro-
position Of the Senator from Vermont would be
acceptable 10 the South
"Tbe Senate can, without great difficulty, agree
upon some compromise; but tho trouble is with the
House.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-02-15
GROCERIES.

rI'HE SUBSCRIBER has on hand and offers for
Il salc n choice stock Of Family Groceries. 10
which he invites the attention Of hs friends and the
public generally. lie cnumcratcs in part as.fol-
lowe. viz.
% packages superior chop Green Teas,
10 do do black, part very fine,
hogshcads prime New Orleans sugar.
90 packages standard loaf and crushed sugar,
500 gallons blcached sperm and whale ole,
10 baskets frcsh salad oils,
Is boxes superior sperm candles,
20 do extra -adamantine, good substitute for
sperm,
p boxes pale and fancy soaps
500 lbs. superior Bait. and Virginia cured hams,
900 do do leaf lard,
IS bbls. New York extra buckwhcat.
.HLso,
The best brands Of Virginia family and extra
flour; Goshen, English dairy, and Pineapple cheese
rice, table. and sack salt; nackercl, Goldfish, her
rings, and the very best brands Of cigars apd to-
baccO that can be procured. Which will be sold
low for cash, or to punctual customers, and delv-
cred in any part Of the city.
J. +. RADCLIFFE,
Feb. l4-d2wif odd-Fellows Hall, 18th street.
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GALE OF VALUABLE real PROPER

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL PROPER
- TY.-By virtue of a deed OF trust from Richard
G. Briscoe to the subscribers dated on the 22d and
recorded Oh the oath day of February, lS49, in
Liber !. A. s. No. ., folios 30i to $40, one of the
land records of Washington county, in the District
Of Columbia we shall offer for sale at public
tion the highest bidder therefor, all that part of
lot No 9, in square 3S2, being and lying in the city
of Washington, and contained within the following
metes and bounds-that is TO say beginning for
the at the northeast corner of said lot at the
intersection of 9th street west with Louisiana
nue. and running thence south with the line of 9Th
street west Ga feet III inches; thence westerly par
allel with Canal street los feet inches, to the
east line of lot No. 8; thence northwestwardly with
the dividing line of lot No q in said square, TO the
avenue "a feet 10 inches; thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY
with the line of Louisiana avenue l23 feet inches
TO 9th street-containing $685. square feet.
This property is in an improved and central part
of the city There ii eight three-story brick
stores with granite fronts and slate roof. Sale To
be made on the premises on WEDNESDAY, the
9th of March next, at | o'clock, p. m. One
fourth of the purchase money to be paid in hand
the residue in three equal payments, in 6, and IL
months, with interest from date, 10 be secured to
the satisfaction of the trustees.
On the full payment of the purchase money and
interest, n valid deed, conveying 10 the purchaser
or purchasers all title and estate vested in the
tees, will be executed.
Should the terms Of sale not be complied with in
three days from the day Of sale, the trustees re-
such credit as they may think fit, at the risk and
cost Of the defauting purchaser purchasers, after
one weeks notice by advertisement in some Wash
ington newspaper. All conveyancing TO be at the
cost of the purchaser or purchasers.
JOHN A. LINTON r.,,.,.
AND OTHERS,
c. w. BoTELER, Jr., Auctionecr.
Ian Ol-coGda