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IMPORTANT PROCLAMATION

IMPORTANT PROC LA NATION.
sREAr NTstTEr ItrLAIsTpi
IL the yelr ofpur Lord, Isi7Sh oor e,psenis,
IL ANALYTICAL chemists, We di'cotefed that by mi.
ting certain vegetable agents, which had never
before been usel IN medicine, VIC Sdained Pfop'
critics pos,cs.inr such a narFelYus quick roweS
over TAtS. that the momrnt u vas applied ~ the
parts Affected hy pain, MI uneasine's ceased. The
most tnriufng pain. we're relieved ~ an instant,
anI the r,l ,,nles, .pasms add irritatioas wrfe
,oohed and the system restored 10 perfect sssc N
. lev m,nui,s. Ia 1919 Ne iniro'lnccd this Rem
edy 10 the worll under the name OF
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
n has hen used Nv hundreds uf thousands 10
the United Statcs, gviag instant Ease 10 all Irou.
blrl with rain NJ sickness.
Doe application externally. or eirw drops taken
internally, win Instantly free the 'u'',rrr lfom The
most viblrnt anil terrible pains, and restore the
wrnk ,frshis and rostrated ls 70 healh anf Wig =
NJ rrrsoa h,s ever used RAILWAYS READY
RELIEF wuhout deriving some special bcuciit
IN H.. than fifteen minuiefatcr IL use.
let those Who ATE now suh'ring auJ severe
pains give IL q tri,l ~ IN les lhnn Ghceu nrn.
uirs they vii cnio, ease snl comfort.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Wa ihe frst nnd The only fsms " cvrr disroversd
that will stop the most torluriuf pans ,n a nv
scsonI.. and Gcr the system f'om Rhcnmatic.
Ncutalric. Nervous. and M,asmatie disorders IN
a NV hours, II vill curs ADD protect The y stem
against stlira attacks ~
CHOLERA. nYSTNTEEY.
nIippuEN, CHOLERA NORnts
UIIIOI'S CIIOtiC, FEVER anl NGUE,
PNEUMONIA, INFLrENZA.
R.ar in mud. Il !, paNrdu' ti'iI'scia'i. att.
acid. digisiyr. situl'aui, nrN iAc, auiisrlsmlic,
ani counter iuitNHt
The q. 4. REMEDIES ste m'oirll di'rry".
,,ss III tbe rrsrnt csutrr They ne rrrra-sJ
up M ,riirel, new aui .tiginsl ihs o., "tn s,sp
ra,n ir,iaail, /" lpi protect th- huTsp ,,,ism
ag1iau sickness or an, sudden attacks. The doc.
T.. rrguirrF q, n. tltsn arc small. 4 few Drop,
~ READY RELIEF exercises pesrful iHfn,
g1-f over diseased ariirr,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05

lis remarked by something ola wac, that
where twenty persons have s'cmiehs' but one
has brains ,-hsnce brewers grow r'eh' while
pripisis rrmai- poor. Philosophical that
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05

4 proposition has been .r'r,frcsl INTO ,hr
South Caroh0a Legislature ior thc reopen
r-- the African slave trade,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05

An editor observes that "t issolcmo Thing
not TO b Married" Another replies ,hat"u
.ar great deal mote solemn o. be.
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The Cosmopolitan AT and Literary
Association.


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FrcrrS 70 Dr,ru. A child Of Mr Shar-
Ju Estes, OF Palmyra, Was irazrn Co Death Boo
,eJ. on FRIDAY atcht last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05

AJucls from Texas state ,hl, Nc lious-
TOO VII resign bic scat ia thr Senate at OBJ,
clrss Of ihc present secession.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05

o., th- Ilo1rr,rlr 90, L.. .sI,'urs II Nb..s.
'IuI r,'r-.H no OBJ. sHIHulI.Is, hrn.. saHss.
| Thr ttr s#Nsrr.lyIs pfr citizens nll l.u'Hr',
tr t-r ,..rf, .i uN'Hui, trf.al"g BOZ irr rNIr'U'r
+ uIb I,Ii u. sa,l t1vu, uU.a Doc Gore. lsg HH.Is
DO lhr Iumu I.., .HI il.H.r u1H..g Wet iH
iIr Wet ,nI % ,.4'.s o. li.l'. hH. Boo .HiI
llutnfH, ih.u.r uu fHtI hi.h's ius, s.H''i iu
co.. Hu,kU,I U.r. luIr I,uuHr.u would lEr.
tI.f represent rhat huge f.rfi.u Hl ilr.I auI
r.s ,n tb, t.~u Il ru,kGriI. pdI.IHirg sarI Hat
ffT. HnI i.ii l.r lrsfu.ss relations 1rr 'l
tH,r. irt N,1 Go H..r fD .r-. w.'l.g. 1rl
other lu,,r.ss ta,r, rai ih.f rar 'isur,, iI.m
fhr rar. ulil.Ir r,s.ar1,r On lr.tl.II Village is
'.i lU's m.Ir ih,r ur..hllI 'aui q. lll.'s M.IF
Boo ,liI lllrifrI. thr un', village m Hi' lnvHi
aul thr ulN place who're faH UlHdr a1F HI.'l1-,
fr'r. MOI uh.T lr..r.ss uNHr.s, u.1..| 'IIu..
a-tr.I tuaNIb.r TH.,u.r.I arua' ru.srr'
dat ths town HHHHr ip fl.d Ea.i.I. Is s.i.Hir0
20 llHIs NHs, aNItulI, s.y.1 .r '..H mI.rs
r.- tirn. v.fh y.N billy rr1I rr travel, i1 "..
Dec o. -.i lhrrs. arI chat trs nod rH..H. '.HH
the rIr.. ul ffr.T rrsf.rrrr f1 Nrrh'r. ,N So BE-
...l rrI ..r,rr..r'. THr 'h- r'Hl. r.rs"rs ,.ar
fsf.io..r. r,sn..'u', 40 earnestly rGn'.t th'
I re..aImr p. 30 fhrHsf I.m uI.'.n ui llui-
.fH 90 sr.I '.....f N.r.H.''. So Hs Orb .".I
H...f#.I al. .I| .f.H. F.F...
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05

The number % railroad accidents in 'he
United States ia 1851 was Ig3, ki'',i I-e,
wounded $50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05
TO porsons out or Employment.
$500 10 $1,000 a Year!
, ,uAN,l 100 v,kN vosIN ,su go ooor'
uOOK AGENTS WANTED.

lhAA'N N'stHN y ~ - . aH's
rDWU su'n,u',r Ii'ishrs r.Hh,la l m0'.
v.uah'r iriauHi Book, ,.l rpIuhr, an'I
uf .reh moral Add religious iuan.H-' Ilut vhiir
.....I usu tt, .aGl, sH.s-r DO ia.ir .iIrlLtln,
de-, win confer , yIliir lru,ft and receive iair
,.Hg.rssttHI iHf their labor.
T. m.r ~ ,.frrTfi,r a1I iHsi, ia.s lus.urss "
ir. aH rrgauul,p 1r profitable uup'Iyul1t 'rl.
dom o., o. ust With.
prr.H. Wishing iU engage Boo fh0i, 'l.r. WI.
receive prm.H. H, mail, 4 ,.I.llHI containing
ng piuI.ul.s, with Uurstiprs tu persons t.s.
,us,d ip 40 a. \ grlt'," tlg.th0, u.tI thg irT~s
uH which thr, vil lr furnished, ,l 1aeitsius
irf sHis.fiIsf. rrstIsiI.
ROBERT SEARS. TuutHErU.
~ William sl..', Nsw luth.
IS pETSS. a1d read, for \ gents hy thr ~ ~
u,r.r.r, 1851. " N,'u' TIaf'.f.I DaguTt ri
ga. Eau.n IHrfg.' Iof laiar, particular
au1.,.. as I'urr. .3
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DIED

Ia PARIS, De-. 29ih, J5Aa ki.Lourns, aged -.
Af, n. was . stranger here sna uu Information
''a.- u sAinri as o. hfs place 0f rcsiLcao,.
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To the lien. Timothy t.pdden. Jadss q Prolat.
f,s me Comfy Of Dxiofd

Tor the 'onntg ~ bhiofd.
II EsPEcrfULLY REPRESENTS. MAX.
X GARRETT J. BISBEE widow II Ezra =.
Bisbcc, he Of Bsrkk,ld, 10 nid oouhty, deeea'.
I'd, that sie u seiIed, IN common with nouVills
Bisice, William Bishee Sylvia I. SisWarlson and
Js,sc Drew. n one nnditided ihifd raH of the
aour mill. situate IN Buokheld Village, IN nid
county Aforesaid together with all the privileges
sui appurirnanccs lslonging thereto; and 10y the
lsstW ~ ADD resiamsui ~ said Era, she j. emit.
tied 70 n iaierr,t n the Yalue u one th0uiand
dollars ~ 'aid Third part IL the afOrrfa.d flour mill
She ihsiriare pays that appraisers nav " sp-
pointed BY this llouoral,ls Coor, and that the
third part oi 'aid mill may IL appraised and her
Interest ilirftin w. assigned her u seycraltv.
MARGARErr !. BiSBEE.
Nv her Attorney. J. ". DtowEI.
Pan. Dc ~. lsiI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05

OyroUr. 'ss Aa Cont of Probate he'll 81 p
Irs. si.l.1 lnj fr ihs Cnunryoi oNioSl, - he
thitd THrsi "a OF Deerwhsr, A. ID i~5i
NyvIii1AMA. ANDREWS. 'uryi'iez r''t.
w rrrri pUuLTr ALprs, late q Iumsf,
in he rsrrfg sfrssail. when dcrra'rd, hnvius
rfr.su'fi BE- Grt assyuat NJ 'urvi'i1r rarnct,
arua.1.r.
Onnrsru. sail Wm. 4. ArdreNs sivs
ur''-e In 40 rsrsors iH''frstrl ~ causi1g crpy
ct tais order IN II. pu thfrs weeks su'rsss'vc-
4, boo fl~ Ositd Democrat, prir'rf a. laris, ih'i
t.s, uav nrr,lr M e rrh,'c Court o. " hrld ~
Pans n sa, co'iy ~ the third TUESDAY Of Jshnaiy
r-,. ~ nine ~ thr csrs n the atouoUn, and shev
cause, f s1y they have, Why the same 'hould nj
TIMOTHY LUDDES. J.is,
4 fHIr r.T, =-at'fft.
W.. War viEciy. P.E.A-
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Notice OF Foreclosure.
Notice Of Foreclosure.

NXTHEREAs Philo T.. Russ,ll, Of ONiOri,
w IN the County Of Oxford, By bis nortsags
Deed, dated February i2th. 1852. ani rccortet
With ONiord Records. Book %, Page -, conveyed
10 lrceland Holmes, of The State u California,
certain tnct 81 hnl. situated IN ONiord, beng
part Ol l0t numbered n in the thir r,ngr and sec.
ond division, for = more particular description Of
which refrcuoe may lc bad 10 said rerorl, TO e.
cure the payment 81 cstaia note, specihed ~ said
mortgage. AL whereas the coalition oisaid mott.
gage ha, becn broken, I ciaimto brccl0se the sane
i,trannt 10 the laws Zoe such cases made ADD pro-
,iIeJ. FREELAND HOLMES,
~ his Attorney, T.. u. HORNS
Oxford, DC. 20, 1857. 81
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ON1DEp, So Ata Court ~ Probate held a r''i.
Nithtn anil fr che CounN ONiytt, ON the third
Trr.ity ~ Dscrn.l~r. IN the var u our Lofi
eighteen nunjrcd auI hliy.our
nN the ps,,t,Da ct LYDIA HAMMOND, ~id.
~ 81 >,vrEt llluuoyn, late % rcw, Dc
sl1 county. deceased. PRAYING that lfuers n ~.
90 nisirailp 900 he estate ~ sad dsceas't, rnsy
d, granted 20 q c.Igg llopA'ufs
OErrRrr. that th~ saiI LYDIA IianJmai g,rs
notice io al person. iuirrrsisd. ~ eaus,ng
copy 81 this orrr o. D. publishsd thrr" weeks sur
rss.l,ri, Boo The ONfrr D,mprr,t rriptri AZ PAus'
hat The, usy srpclr 40 a Probate Cuurt o. h. bell
% paris. no ,piI County, 01 me- ihifd Tursliy ~
J,nuar, nrNt. ~ ui,c 81 the slock lu ihr u'rnoon.
pnI .hsv c1r.r, II any they have, Shy thc sama
should nj o. granted.
TIMOTHY LuDDEN. JpSs'.
\ tue c1T--Aurst
l5 wv WtEt NtHGts, Rsuau
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05

THE .ulacrilsr hereby give, puLIc notice IN all
L concerned, that Dee has brcu dolly ariuiuied hy
HE Honorable JuIgr ofPfahiic, ~ tie C1ur'y"l
ONfJrf, and assumed the trust VI AdminisuatOr u
lhc estate u
w. Il. DJNIIlM, lat, u r.r,,
10 thr count, Il ONffj, deceased. by si'iuy bod
ls the law direct. IT, therefore requests al per.
.8us Who are indebted 10 the said dccsaseis 80
tate, Ia make immediate payment and those Nhn
have anv demands thereon, 10 exhibit the sams ~
THOS. n. BROWN.
Dtrsmbsr 10, 1854.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05
Nv her Attorney J. " DtowET.
Pare. Dee 10, 1881.

OtToHp. 81 Ats Coau Of Prphais, held At Pa
fis, within ani 81 the Couniy q Oxford, on iks
thifd Tuesday u De ,cmicr IN the wear u our
Lord eighteen hundred sad Gny-ioH
Ga the foregoing petition:
OEbrRrBthatthes aid Marg,rritJ !. Bi.les give
nrties ., III rsrsuns interested, by causng copy
Other aid psiiiioa and this order q the Court
~ b. served On each and NJ olths owners oftaii
ihnd psu 81 ssid mill. II they ran h. ioond with.
~ the State ~ hast Ewtesn DAYS before the third
Tuesis, II March ucNt, and al'o by 10y causing
th- same n ~ publishsd three weeks snccrss.
ivrly ~ The ONfbfd Drmnsrat priatcd ~ Paris.
that they may app.ar ~ Probate CONT 10 be held
at Paris. IN he third Tuc.dsy ~ March next,
a, nine ofthe sLck IN the iarcrooo anil shrw esuss
Il any thcy have. My the faEs should not BE-
TIMOTHY HIDDEN, Ja3c
4 true Cory attest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05

Oyrnrr.ss. haC,ut 81 Probate hrlI al Paris.
whitman + " ihr Count, II ONiorl, ur he thiul
Tussiayof Derrm'r ir the year ~ loser lofdrish.
teen Lrl'r.l lni Oh, .lUr.
rs Co., rsii'ilu of ELLEN STEhGNS, widow
" n Jrs,u SrTArSs. late 81 Gilral, insad
county. deceased, pnyir. illl lsiisf. II aduini'.
iuunn on tir ,stlte Of aid L,stlstI, may h.
granite 90 r.irtlisi Adams
OrrIrTr. that ilc sad Eliza S'saru. g,ys ~.
t-r tpalI posons ntsfc,ted, by causing copy ofh,
Order f1 O., rublishol thu, wr,Ls .u,cs.siysly ~
TIE ONuri n,mOrni. printed 81 PARIS, thrt they
NAV appear st q rrllair Cont t1 d. he'll n
pllls 90 ibr hiI ruesds, 81 Jlauafy nest, n
u.rs lftIrr'u,l r 'ha lnr,1Hun mod shau cause, u
aus ti,, have, vh, ihr .lu.r shunii not D. allowed
TIMOTHY LuDDEN, Jsis,.
\ 'rur cops - iUs.'
80 wv wRr viHdty. R,s.Hv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05

OnroRu IS. Ata Court ~ Probate held a Fai''
within at flr ih- to11ty ~ Oxfufd, ~ H.
Ttiid Tu.sday Il Dec, iu the wear ~ 1ur l.oti
ous thousand eight hundred and hfy.fur.
VosEPu :. WHEELER. grafdi,, II ApT.
~ LIrh OLFksoS ani TmrLfA GtrAsos,
~ MrNir0, loo said county, u.iuors, hnying pre-
serted he fret account 81 guardianship oi said
Wand. ~ allowance
Ordered, hat DE 'aid Gulfdian rive notice
1sl persons irisTsficdJy eAgsipg cops oithisers
frr o. o. pu,lshed thrss weeks sucrrsiyoly IN The
q turl nsulocra'. pSiuird Ar Parf, that tlsv NV
a.ysarat a Probate Count - ~ hsH % fafs
a1 che 'bil Tu-sily n January aeNt. ~ nius ~
The ss-.t b. Oh. f,wnrr6. anl shsw cause, n sty
tlr, have, uht ihr SANE ,h0uh not l.. Hiiuvrd.
TIMOTHY HIDDEN, yssE'
4 'us r-ry--Aussi'
A. w. War NiHats. Rs.iHr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05

UhrpEn, sa Ala CoJrtof Probate hsiisl Pare,
within 11i ff th~ County Of ONiuri, on tie
th,rl Ti.sI'y q Drcsmb-r, 4. d.. 1854
! OuIS T.. WING, named EsrcuiriN in q e,r.
| tl.n iUfiumsnt pIrnortlDg 10 DE- the ast viii
alI ia.iamrnt ~ PLIsII u. Wise, late II
llahIl Plantation, in laid county, deceased,
having pf,ssuis,l che SANE fJr Probate:
OFuTKru, Tt5tthe said Louis l.. Niug give W.
iir 90 ~ person. iH'erc.'rl, l., causing copy q
tiis ufder o. b. ru. sh.i three weeks su-cesgysly
90 rbt ONioid DsmpcUlt, printed at fufts, that
iho, mas appear q Probate tourt 20 h. held al
Paris, ir .lla ror1l,. 'be third Tuesday II Jan.
HaN asA', ATOM. I'D Ihf cl1gA 90 tdr iorcI1Ja, Al
.igf cause, liam, ih-, have, wa) lhe san. ,Aoui
MI De- rr6,,f. arrrovfd AMI allowed. The lat
will and testlrtn' ri s'id trc'1se'
TIMOTHY LuDDEN. Jalg'.
4 iuc c'rs=7fi.s,'
10 W.. wiHr vtHGiy. R,giH~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05

4 true Cory --aursis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-04
EVENINGSTAR.
TYoR THE STAR.

Dear Star AS you before SO kindly drew
tho scratchings Of spinter's pen, within the
twinkling of your own rays, she begs to Dor
row from their light again, to oblige one-s
constant reader Of tho Star-who thinks those
Ecratchings will be, at any rate, mare Ieet5le
under the shining of your rays.
Respectfully, SALLY SUNFLowER.
-
\ thought is now hidden in nv mind
which every one may know wno's so inclihed
Mad tho, intfuth, tits nothing very new
\ et will give you every lawful clue,
Ih1t oil its different windings You NAV trace,
Ant give twelve letters, each their proper place
Ny 5, J, 10, 10, has been the pride Of every an
cielt dame, q : -, :
queer to- II seems, when you have read its name;
nv III, 3, Z, 10, ii. a title was, I'm ancient Rome,
Unknown ID onr Republic home; r.
Ny ., i, ~, a little animal, whose deep intent
ovid seem on mischief 10 be always bent;
.4y !, 1, y, l2, q name to all societies We give,
Aud TO the house where all mankind must live;
Wy ., :, q, IL, Z, law of nature, first and best
That makes what's beautiful In all the -est:
My :, 3, 8, 3, ., IL, Is what my whole will be,
III ail I've told you, you can fairly see,
md tell me plainly as my letters can,
The name Of a unique old gentleman.
SALLY SUNFLowER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-04

Marriage, Its duties and Disqualification. ma
their remedies; with Lithograpis, iLassrat,ns ths
Anatomy and Physiology, and DiSczss : the 9e.
productive Organs OF both sexes ,c..- s.-uc.nre
uses, and functions. A popCl6I 11d 1-n-r,ekenl
sive Treatise on the Duties and Caus... = q, ~,
gle and married life-kspHy end ffui.ec glf'sp,es
MODE OF securing thcm--infelscitous a~d infe-tnss
ones-their otviation ard rerooral - yY,ro,.an,
hints 10 those contemplating r-fs.rsro tina, vii
overcome objections to II; noce, however shoula
take this important step without srst consulting n,
pages-ccmInentelieso on the diseases and medical
treatment OF females from Infancy 10 old age each
case graphically illustrated hy bezutifri lfthogr,.
phic plates--Eervous debility sts causes and csrr
ov process II once SO simple. safe ard efec.u,i
that failure Is mpossihle-rrles FOR daily nlanage
ment-an essay on Sporra6torrhea, With practical
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THE NEW YORK ARD LIVERPOOL
Z&GGS UNITED STATES &GRA
SiES& MAIL STEEMER

THE NEW YORK ARD LIVERPOOL
@ MAIL STEhM ERs. &&f&
vyNHE SHIPS COMPRISING THIS LINE
Z are tire
ATLANTIC, Captain West,
PACIFIC, Captain Nye,
BALTIC, Captain Comstock,
ADRIATIC, Captain Grafton.
These Ships have been built " contract, express
ly for Government. service; every care has been
taken In their construction, as in the engines to
insure strength and speed, and their accommoda-
lions for passengers ere uI.e9ualled Ior elegance
and coEif0T..
PRICE CT r:s:AsE.
From New York to Liverpool: In trst csbia, e1ee
Second cabin, 70
Exclusive use Of extra sizs state rooms, 900
From Liverpool TO New York, $50 and ego
An experienced Surgeon attached to each ship.
No berth can be secured until paid for.
Fog freight or Passage apply 10
EDWARD L. COLLINS & CO.,
Sc Wall street, New Ycrk.
BROWN, SMILEY &c CO.,
{. &. ROBERTS & CO.,
- Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE l. CO.,
2S.Eue Metre Dame dea Victoires, Paris.
GEORGE II. DRAPER, EavTa.
The owners CT these ships VIII not De accounta.
BILE for geld, silver, blilioE, Specie iewery, pre-.
cious stones, or metals, unless bills Of leding are
signed therefor, and the veluo thereof therein ex-
pressed. nov 16-ly
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SILVER WARE.

III SEMKEN, $50 Pa. avenue, between 9th and
ai' 10th streets, offers his lar e stock of pure
Silver Ware, consisting Of Coffee and Tea Sets.
complete, Sugar Bowls, Cream Goblets Guns
Spoons and Forks, and a magnificent assortment
Of richly chased fancy silver suitable for gifts,
at reduced prices.
Persons in want Of any Of the above articles are
invited to call.
Being mostly Of our own manufacture, we war
rant 1t sterling
IL Siiverware Of any design made to order at
snort notice Particular attention is paid in get
ting up Testimonials, Premiums &C.
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NEW FALL MILLINERY.

IN Saturday, September 29th, Miss THOMP-
" SON will open our Fall Millinery, en- 49,
bIaclDg one Of the richest and handsonest 81
assOrtments OF Bonnets. Feathers, Flowers, ~
Ribbons, II dresses, &C ever before offered
and We respectfully call the attention Of the ladies
to the same, and request them to give us a call
and inspect our stock, which we viii dispose OF
at the lowest prices.
In addition to the above we have large assert
ment of Ladies' Belts, Gloves, Hosiery, Work
Baskets, and great variety Of Fancy Goods
HUTCHINSON IL MUNRO,
$40 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS.
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PROPOSALS FOR A MARKET.HOUSE
IN THE FIFTH WARD.

MAYORS OFFICE, Sept. 10, 1855.
PROPOSALS viii be received at this Office
l. until friday, the IL h of October, for building
a Market House in the Fifth Ward al the inter.
section OF Pennsylvania and North Carolina Ave-
nues according to the plans and specifications for
said market house, which may be examined at
any time by persons proposing 10 bid therefor.
Bidders will state the price for the job complete.
JNO. T. TOWERS,
sep 2u-2aWtd Mayor.
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Capt wainwright, of the U. s. Army,
ON the morning of tho 1st inst, obtained
-, 200 at the Sub-treasury office at Boston, to
pay of some soldiers under him. This gold he
placed in valise and deposited in the bottom
of 4 wagon; he then told the driver, an Irish
man, TO so to various places and to meet him
It the fremont House, but when he got there
u was found that the valise had been taken
from The wagon by some dexterous theft, pro-
pal y while the wagon was blocked up at the
head Of State Street. ..--
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CANAL PACKET LINE TO POINT OF


FEHHE Canal Packet CONGRESS having been
Il thoroughly repaired and puttSe.5>-,rTIIIIIa
beinS removed and horse po1yeT eSss
tinues making her regular trips between George.
town and the above place.
The Boat viii leave the wharf Of w. II. & Il. g
Ritter for Point of Rocks on MONDAYS, WE'D
NESDAYS and FRIDAYS att O'Clock a. m; and
the Point OF Rocks for Georgetown on TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS ct the
same hour stopping at the different landings along
the line for the reception and landing CT passengers
and freight, going and returning.
The Boat will leave Georgetown at O'Clock a.
m and arrive at the head Of the Great Falls at IL
Seneca at 1, Edwards Ferry 3X, Monocacy 5K
knowlan's F cry 6, and Pointof Rocks at o'cl'k
p. m. Returning, leave Point at a. m, Know
lan's Ferry ct *, MOnocacy9 8, Edwards Ferry
IL, Seneca 1, Great ais 81 and arrive st George
town at p. N.
Passage through either way 81.
Meals served regularly On board the boat at mod
crate prices. CHARLES MERRILL, Capt.
lie 25-GI