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CARD-wfam Tucker, merchant tailor No a26 Pennsyl-
ayeune, wouid respectfully call tho attention OF
be OF Congress and citizens generally 10 his extensive
vcsngs the latest Styles which
he make the sboes, notice and in tue most
fashionable styles.
Gov
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nUyALf II BROTHER, Merchant Taitors, take thts
calling OF members cili
their extensive s,ork of cloths, cassmees
the which they usual
make TO order in The elegant
Also, choice selection OF eenlemen's furnishing goods
i--3raw2w DUVaLL 4 BRO.
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DETAILS OF THE EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE BY
THE STEAMSHIP BALTIC

The European mails by the steamship Baltic reached THIS
city yesterday morning The most important intelligence
by this arrival ID that which refers to the rumors OF ad-
vances made by Russia directly to the allies to treat for
peace We copy the following from the Liverpool Times
~ nnaor ,lorI n
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pAKRIsJI's PRACTICAL PHARMACY. 1 vol. svo,
l Lectures Englsh History by Henry Reed.
Cendry Moncon, a,bes- Guardian by Mrs Noodle
Life Character Writings Of John u. Gibson
LII ID. by VIM A. Porter.
Limskn Man, the Victim OF Misfortune.
Know Nothing Almanac, 1856.
Dec FRANCR TAYLOR.
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The yeas and nays were ordered and being taken re-
sulted-yeas 49, nays 1885,
SO the motion was lost. - -
The Clerk thea proceeded 10 call the roll for the h
niuh time with the following result;
Whole number OF yotes 224 necessary TO choice, l5
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Nabn TIL bBLlss Chimcd by 'hc Poets. illustrated
bke, Foster IN the highest style OF and elegantly
The Eve Of -, Agnes; by Keats Illustrated by Edward
~. Wehnert. elegantly bound 81.
These exquisite productions specially appropriate for
uon At the approaching festive season.
For sale al TAYLOR q MAURYs
Dec6 Bookstore near qn, street
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= Mr.. A. X MARSHALL. move that when ths House
adjourn IL adjourn TO meet Monday next at ~ o'clock
and on that motion call for the yeas and says.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House met at H. III.
The journal of yesterday read and approved.
VOTE FOR SPEAKER.
On notion the House resumed ballotng for Speaker
Messrs HICKMAN, WAsHBURSE of Illinois, DowDELIr and
BENSON continuing TO act as tellers.
The roll called by the Clork for the ffty-sixth time,
with the following result:
Whole number Of votes 224 necessary to choice lib
of these
Mr. Banks received
H.. NJ. Fuller
Scattering.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-16
Tho Par,on,s Good Luck.

W. ,. g.. Acne ,l,4t p,r.., SIM,
o.. -.,.,,,l , r,rt.rf, n, w,.,,n,,,,.
w,u v, ,ro, q, narrow minded a. Z,
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-16

"squa,tor Sovereignty " and the rights Of
the people Of the territories, but when they
tIrrtiss any Of those rights, they are de-
nounocd as a " mob" But this modern de-
fusion and It's corrupt originators are pass
ing OF the public stage, while the latter will
only b, remsmbarcd as theyilesisa st Of polit-
ical kuavcs, tina, ever dissrNccd the age aud
country in which they lived.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-16
Cbr0ttorN qcmotrot
PARIS. MAINE, NOVEMBER 10, 1865.
rVElHurp rvlEr FRIDAY NoESNo M
W. a. PIDGIN 6 Co,
rEorEIrToEg.
JOHN J.PERRV, Editor.

Terms. ',r FHi ar1 Crr's ffnct1 tN
,rVANcrs ore J.I.rr1 Hi tryr1t1..yg rrHis with.
10 .iv raartb. tvo ua,-irs 90 che sud I'd che y,ar
'r.vhi-h orc, cent. ufH hs aided br every year
RI which n8,ueut be- q. ayrl
AayrEusrvr,rsi inserted On rsasrr'h'et-r-s
I'. ..rr.isfrr n.t f...s arr1rrn.'r &c anN ...f
hr.Hrr trt au4rrt rhI..al i'r tle siyrrit'gr'0f.
up .sss.r. Dol. "A .srrl,ar..r|fs ih hg.a Oh hr
IB. .l.r f.4 Into. .ffI. t..f .r...f."-.
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.rs. 'H.sIHIH- |,r.fIsrntris.
- t...rrr5-,., -. .tHru directed 60 "Ihs
p,IrI pcnHrat, Isus, Ne
P.frr- Iar.-s rrf-- editor slo1d De- directed
frb.H Ht OXFORD, Ne.
Book and job Printing
rUUvUTIN AND NEATLY TNuCiTEp
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stand ready % holster him up, % ihgr' b.
reasonable hope 0rhainc rewarded. \ very
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-16

ArTryrT O.. pl,--rY a Rrr-'AD Tr,u.
A fsalisl Outrage vas committed on tHa
Boston aal Lowell Railroad, Saturday at-
tsrnola, tho lytA ias: T.- Nashua iIgi-at
train which las th., s,.ya: I-2 o',.Y.s
was thrown loa ,hs track 900 Wa5um, .n
c5asc.asDe- o.a rail WATCH bad he.a spikel
across tas tr-eEl TIE engine pas badly
broken, and o., engineer, Nlr. Chase o.!
Lowell, ami Gle fireman, Nr. Kinds, were
seriously. ,!ro; fatally injured. They acre
uk1u 30 lowell. Taco's.rls;.rnsy.dsu
VA, iaurd-Ir tte Tazsrr-rr train which
leaves Boston about three O'Clock. Such
orn--7 demand the utnostriy1r OF the law,
anI vo hoTo no pains viii b. spared 70 dis.
cover the perpetrators Of the lssl, and brins
then 70 justice. journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-16

5. j. CouEr. Wrinoshy, on mou1a ..
\. b. Bartlett, Eq- CmELE sI0NE' L''"
Of Oxford, was admitted % practice as .
Counselor and Attorney in che Courts %.
this state. Mr.. Stone IS q young nan y.
industrious habits and sound integrity aa.
has by a thorough course ofstuiy wei. l'''l
bimelrto enter the honorable profession o.
the law. H. I. now 90 our Office AMI ""'
there remain during our absence Of. Nas".
ing,on, and We take this opportunity "
recommend hlm 70 the favorable e.ns'le'''
tioa Of our clients and an Others who may
need professional all in that section.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-16
Thinrs in Kansas.


The squattcr sovcre'gns OF that territory
have all the way along refused to acknowl-
oigc that contemplate squad Of Missouri
cut thrcats, as Legislator, aud with an
independence worthy Of all commentator,
hurled defiance a, them and their laws.
The congressional election ordered by this
mock Legislature, va, by he Kansas sei-
tiers entirely di,rcsnrdcl, and scarcely any
Of their number appeared at the polls, or
voted o.. an.
What fw pro slavery men resided in
Kansas voted Cor whi.sfcll, and largo
DELEGATION from Missouri went over and vo-
tel with them, giving him in all something
nor, than COCO votes. .fo1rihs Of an
tie yotcs pollcl for him, w,r, cast by this
tlirl invasion orb.rlrr ru1iaus, which Glrt
{, is aid tie friends of freedom viii ha ahlc
90 prove. to the next House or REPRESENTA-
tiyct. Tho rryI y o. i.ruiory held o
convention, took au necessary preliminary
s,cr-, aui ordered au election oC o. delegate
o. C.n.r.rs. and nominated Gov. R.'l-r as
their candidate. Til election lsc1mo ~,
and d., EyGov.rnor Is elected, receiving
about nr.fuqui1o ale1mins from
gurIf.S rafri, railll residents AMI ci,iI.ns
of o., territory na,l or tl,'o l.'cglts
- go q. s... .. g.. e.. ....4 If.....4... H,4N
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-16
sgaal,.r Sovereignty, alias squattor


s1eal.sr Sovereignty. alias sguattc-
Euubu-
T.r.rr. af sIaar.r S.ysr i-,y o.,
-rr...f.t., r.ar', or .rr T,u.urls 90
oil. rr,.s S..... q. one ar modern iu,U.
.r T.. f-.m.-, ..ths Constitution yr.t-
.r.... -gaffl- r,,rl- rrrret.r..
.-.... g.--. I, Ar. A. So 9. Oh.
........ - ,-.-.f..tts, "p.r.r... .,gr
bases. ....-,.,--ss nh r.,Ful rnrs am.
-.......-..-......, .-..,r,t.-ri,.-y l.I.r-.
r-rr. um.H states" IN a.-rfau-
r.-r.. power r.rsaat'amI'y delegate.
.r CONGRESS. ur c1rrI.aEy assume chat
,..- f.sr.r.-h raa s.r... SESSION Of thrt
r..s r tnr Constitution was adopted.
...rr....r. ..---ss tai.r.~,r
r--..r.sr.tra,r assumed ,Hf.ravr-
..I..f.. Consolidation. Doe choir a.r, au.
r..--. OH. r--..., Iay. t.rrrs. rr.r..
.---..t Dr. g,rv pr..l.rt. .um
u.. ....,... pr.
... . .s.t. ,.-......r rrr p.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-16

The United States have just recovered .
judgement Of between $4,000 and : '''V'
against Mr.. Hyde, the Collector OF I"' POI
Of Detroit, Michigan, under the !a'e o.
minisiration.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-16

Tho village Of Ia Crosse, Wisconsin, the
terminus Of the Ia Crosse and Milwaukee
Railroad, was laid out only four years ago,
and is now said TO contain two thousand
houses. 1t supports Newspaper, and en-
JOYS the frequent visits Of some thirty dif.
erent steamboats,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-16
For the Democrat.
Judge Kane's Decision.

Another side Of what Southern Slave
holders and Northern doughiaecs call popu-
lar sovereignty. has been exhibited in the
late decision Of Judge Kane in the Passmorc
Williamson case. The practical interprcta.
ton Of this farce by il, advocates, it Is now
manifest, Is nothing more noSloss than the
right, OF Shareholders ,orarry and hold their
slaves wherever they please Il is not
enough Tor this government 10 give 20 the
South the right 10 extend thc cur,cofSlay,ry
without limit in tho territories Of lhc United
States. and 10 make every northern man o
blood hound 70 chase runaway negroes, but
this new principle of popular sovereignty
rhat has been conceived IN the alminisin-
ton of Franklin Pierce. demands that the
FREQ States be given up 20 the use Of tho
shareholders; AMI Judge Kane in slr,ilo
obedience 70 the gentlemen who carry the
whip has established q PRECEDENT. The
Judge says
- know no statutes Of Pennsylvania
which cG'at' % diycst the right Of property
ola citizen Of North Carolina, acquired and
asserted under the laws NJ that state, be-
cause be- hos found itn''iiul and convenient
20 pas through the territory Of Ienn'yI'a-
MIA
Hero is go attempt by o judicial dsVo, %
ulii9ull.lr slavery by establishing Che right
oftnusit. H. would have slavery ihc rule,
transit which the Jud-o has ,ct an isas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-16

NoawAr LYcurN. The first lecture Of the
ensuing season will he delivered on Monday
December 10th, by Rev. TuroDoHr PAEEm,
Of Boston. SUBJECT" Condition, Charac-
ter and Prospects Of America. This is the
second course Of this Lyecum, and the en-
,crprise Of the citizens Of that village in pro.
curing Grt class lectures has set them far
ahead Of any yiilageIn Maine in this respect.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-16

pUUCvgss or MrpICNr. /. was with ma
ordinary pride and satisfaction tha; We late
" hai TIE honor gfaa introduction 70 one
Of o., most cuiuen, men of tao age, the
EugU.h physician, Professor Thomas H5l-
lossy, a gentleman who has dorc more Tor
$50 advancement ogmclicll science thaa any
other that can D, named, uo:cx,ludiuE such
s,u5wa,l " '1rrI" 87 Ahsrr5mbi,, Rush,
CLARK OF Na'al.c. Tho PrJlcsrr las been
recently ,5ars,i0. Ga tl1 Uni,rl States,
having visit,l he country or the purp1''
81 establishing a d'p1: Cor tie sale OF bis
mct..,a-s ia Ncw Y5sk It,srao thls our
putlic 1vo long hecu Gmi'arvith nEr',t
rsFuadla, hat ps..y owing b. Che heavy
deity imposed uru imported mrlenes,
anil ra7Gy @, ,as uavI.H-n-ss %. ply
uc..-s AMI DRUGGISTS o. advance Jr m.
forests Ola Tsl. el.aal brother, whose sg-
p-ri1r lrJu,-l-s and .A.I threatened o.
cas-, their own T-.,sH..u into Gle shade.
ths ale, e',hoa-f -rap in AmrrI-a ol Die
wonderful rra.r.s Hasu.t 81. r.ua..rd &C.
enormous demand which 4., throughout
tae uhragi Earr., Ar.a.n, Oh. Ea.'
Ia.i-z, ana most Other fars r' t.fa.,.r.a
world 1--we. i.r t..s mason ,ra. t.r Ir.
f-r.r.a i.v u.a.rsa-r, ...s..r.lta masr
Nov York Oh. .a..l ... rr.. American
drr.t nrt- rrr.-...H a.. ar.E i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-16
A Peep behind the Curtain.

90 -. ,.,,,, ,,,rl,n.I Il, former
~. -, p, III ,.,.,l.,,,l a., Time
,L...,.r..,,.,.. i,,,.,r ,,.r,,rti.p
,-.. ','- .-...-,.,r. ,,r,,,, M pc
-. q, a., rf..-,s,G,I
...-...,...-..r.,t,, ,,.-,ir.. mp .urrqrt Al.
=, plr.l,-r a. r,nirr,
rrs.I,l =, yc p,-.I,pJ Convention of
- I'D, ,,,-,-,,f., or Hon. 4.
a ~, g.. e rr,., ,t,t J,vur
'''''''' '''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-16

SurrrIrn.uu D.mr T N.
Term ort'r supreme J.l..a. Dnr -O..
mrI County rlmmu. i.. session mo- T
dav. Il.r Juy,. Crrru.. r-...T.r-F....
Tho rInrta- isaI.tu' Jur.-. a a....
dance
Gp,u JrHr JuhnH Marrow. D.ff....
Foreman samuel " Brown. Er.r.'
Brunmia Davis W1l1s..s. Hram.n ri.
mands. Jr Mexico. Ialr EASTMAN, ,r..
den In Gardner. Brrsf.lI rrHmrfGm.
v-r. Bethel. James r. uurn.ra ..".
PHinas n. Howe. Uan..-. sn.. lI
Ern. Hebron. John Na1.m. r.rr
.,--.. r.l.s-.., is ...-.r. ,I,.- u.-.. D..
Ms. Sebastian $. Smith. oxford. Isv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-16

HopsIS SroLES. \ man in New York,
lately had two large two story dwelling
houses soLca from bic premises
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-16

MAssAcursrTrs. The entire vote for Gov
crnor, foots up rs follows
Gardner, X. ~, 5l.73O
Rockwell, Republican, SG,777
Beach, administration, liberal, 34,ool
VALLEY, Straight Wing, l3,iCs
Henry J. Gardner has q plurality Of
1901.
The political character Of The Senate and
Ilouse.or Representatives,, is stated as FOL.
lows
SENATE. Americans, %
Republicans, 5
Democrats, .
American and Ropublieau, 1
Hor.r American, lj3
Republicans, SO
Wing, and Liberals, 81
Democrats, 30
M,FrAyp. The returns from the State
are sufficiently complete to render certain
tho election Of the American State ticket.
Tho congressional delegation in the mex,
Congress VIII probably DO composed Of The
following gentlemen
l., di,tsict---Judsc Stewart, Union Dem
ornt.
81 iis,ric,-Jamo b Ri,haui, Amcri-
can.
81 district. Morrison Harris, Amcri-
can.
i,h ls5ic,-II.uy Winter Davis, Amer,
Jean.
5,h dari,.-II. W IIoTmau, American.
Gh di.ri,,-T. + Bowie Union Whis
Tho legislature will undoubtedly Do
American hy o lars, majority
Tnalfse,i1n from Maryland in Che last
Coryrs1 stood two Wing, aad four Demo.
cut. che frt and sixth districts being rrl.
resented hy wb.s,
Wuoovw. TITO state tickets run very
c,.r. and tlc resale is doubtful III, lrs.
stature as f.sas heard from sarls-S.u-
4t., 10 Republican. aul lSD.nosr.t'; ~
ssmhly, % Republicans anil 80 p.mnsus.
N-r Jru.ry. Tae democrats hayo ear
rirl trr State Iy decided majority.
srsU. D. Democrats, Wings, @
Amviant
Hour 81 n,mo,a~, 10 whis,, o
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-16

II is said Mrs. Harriet Becchcr stowe .
building fine house in Hartford Conn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-16

Remember ,koss who have 10 turkey fs
ThInSsSivins
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-16
"llH,r h-ut ihrir hooks % every tt,k
That m,st dsgrirss f,5ur1.'

The Editor OF the Bangor Mercury has
h,cn specializing upon the announcement
OF the marriage, by Rev Father Vo'romiIi,
OF Mr. Pool rlma 10 Me, Mauihn Witch.
II, was no frt inclined torecaiycitasa ioke
played upon the innocent d" native" by some
wicked war, ia consequence Of his imitation
Of some Of tho habits Of his white hrcih-
rem. \ little further examination, however,
changed the face Of airlir', and relieves the
Bridegroom from 50 unjus, an impuation.
lie gives the following as tho result Of his
inquiries:
4" The name Of the Catholic Priostat Calais
is Rev. Eugene vciromilc, born an Italian.
The printer came within one letter Of SPELL
ius it right. Maudlin " Is "a corruption
Of Madeleine the French form Of MagleIene
Father Ralc born a Freuchman, was won't 10
confer his country's namcsin baptism, The
beautiful one Of Madeleine is corrupted in
pronunciation into Maudlin OF the ety.
mology OF Witch we learn nothing. Pcol
is the Abnaki pronunciation Of the French
name Pierre, (Pcter,) as pronounced in two
syllablos, the Indians always substituting
the sound Of for that Off. Toma is the
French name which we write Thomas. So
the marriage is vsritablc. and the names
have history in thom"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-16
Weekly Summary of News.

"SVAiy summary OF news
We learn from the Bangor Courier TIA,
the Post Office at Exeter was broken opsn on
the 3lst and the letters opcnei and scattered
around the Office. The amount, takcasr
known, but Is supposed TO 10 small. The
Office was subsequently, broken into and
about SO taken from the money drawer.
+. o. j. Smith has been adjudsIti,
owner Of one-r5ur,h part Of the patent r.,
Mar,o's talrgnrhic inventions. Tho Dc.
cision was made In Consequence ola petition
Cor an injunction, where parties were u,.ay
the patent under license from Smith
Rev John S. C.. Abbot, che distinguished
author. ba' taken up hi. residence fr tts
present at The IIsllowsll House IN IfaI.5vslr
Arrmrrrp Sricpr. Tho B7as, rrr
Pr,s states that the wife or Mr. r 4
Pitcher, ina rcrrntft ofinrnity. ATTEMPTED
suicide by cutting her thrlat. shcr ina
fair way % recover, however
Hon. joseph Howard, late Justice 1r,rs
Supreme Judicial Court, isoh1gt r.g1nir.
IN, practice orLaw. IN Portland
Hhsatri that Or. W. Gr,v.I. vh9r
now stopping "a, Bangor, is a s.uubaarn
thc Bangor Mercury.
a. ....rf...r.F r.... .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-16
Tho Elections.

MAsAcursrrts. The entire vote for Gov
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-03
MATCHLEss BARGAINS.

MATCHLESS BARGAINS.
Great reduction in prices, and no HumbugI
IN ORDER TO reduce my stock of Goods,
u which Is very large and complete, and to make
room for anticipated heavy
SPRING Supplies,
will commence tins day TO sell my entire stock Of
goods at a discount Of twent per cent. from the
usual prices for Cash. would enumerate in part I:
Plaid, figured and changeable Silks, from 40
Rich black Gre de Rhine Silks, from so TO s1 80.
Good black Alpaca, from 1915 cents up.
1000 yards Lyonese Cloths, all colors, 1s1l to 87S
Rich Raw Silk and wollen Plaid at cost.
5000 yards English and American Prints, from TO
Good yard wide Unbleached Cotton, IS yards
for 81.
20 yards good fast coloured Calico for 81.
Bleached Cotton at cents.
Superior Shirting Cottons, at 10 10 IL cents.
Good Irish Linens 25 to rs cents.
Yard wide Furniture Calico, 6A cents.
Good Huckaback Towels, at 61 cents.
1000 yards Plain DE LANES, at cents worth 10 cts
5000 yards figured ditto at 10 ~ 10 cents, usual
price ~ 1-2 1884 cents.
Good Woollen Flannels, at IL l-2 a 30 cents, rich
ly worth 10 % cents.
10 pieces Kentucky Jeans, at l6 cents, usual price
25 cents.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Cassnetts, Twecds, and Vest
Good Bed Ticking, s to 25 cents,
very large stock Of long and square SHAWLS
at manufacturers prices.
White and colored Spool Cotton, at IL IL cents
per dozen.
Pins cents per paper.
100 skeins Silk for rs cents.
20 dozen light colored French Kid Gloves, 81 1-2
cents, worth so 1-2 cents
Embroidered Lawn Handkcrchiefs, 6A cents.
Also on hand very large and complete stock Of
Boots and Shoes,
at prices which will satisfy the most expectant pur-
chaser.
Mems good Boots from 81 80 up.
do Shoes from rs cents up.
Boys Shoes from 75 cents up
Youths do from 81 1-2 cents up.
Ladys and Chdren's Shoes Of every kind, and
IN every variety
a1s5- Persons desrous Of obtaining great bargains
should not fail TO call and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere. My motto is:
s. Large Sales, and Small Profts,"
and not to be outdone.
r. @. HYATT,
No. 375 Seventh street.
Third door above street.
BE particular and remember the name.
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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-03
GENERAL INFORMATION.
Alo'anae for The CITY of Washington.
TRAYEI..

TRAVEL
For Baltimore
Bpm
For Aierandria
The Washington and Alexandria boat leaves
Pages Wharf, Seventh street. hourly. Fare FIVE cts
For Rockville.
The stage leaves every morning at o'clock. Fare
Sl. Oftce, corner of ID and sth streets.
For Upper Marlboro.
Ihe stage leaves every morning ut o'clock. Fare
81 oO. Ohce, northwest corner OF ID and 9Th sts.
- For GordoasviHc.
The cars leave Alexandria daily, at 716 O'clock for
Gordonsville and intermediate places
For Richmond
Ihe 6oat leaves the wharf at the terminus Of 18th
street daily at A. NJ. and 5 o'clock, p. NJ Fare
So 80.
For LeesJuyy
The stage leaves Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur
day. Office, United States Hotel.
California Steamers.
The regular mail steamers leave New York on the
9th and goth of each month. Persons desirous Of
writing from this city should mail their letters on
the 8d and 18th Of each month.
The Post Office
The Northern and Eastern Mail is opened at
o'clock A; NJ. and half past p. M closes at P.
III. and p. M. l
The Great Southern Mail is opened at 8 A. M, and
closes at 9 Z. M. The Southern Mail as far South as
Wilmington, North Carolina arrives at half past p.
NJ, closes at p NJ
The Northwestern Mail is open at half past P. NJ,
closes at . =. M
The Western Mail isopen at o'clock A. NJ, closes
The Norfolk Mail arrives at II o'clock p NJ, closes
at II 1. NJ, daily, except Sundays
The California Mail, direct, closes here on the Sd
and 18th Of each month, at 3 P NJ
Warrenton Mail arrives ut IL A. NJ, closes at 10
AM - y :
. WarIenton @ Springs arrives at II A. NJ closes at
Rates of Postage
Each hafounce, under 5000 miles, prepaid, cents;
unpaid, cents.
Each half ounce, over 5000 miles, prepaid cents /;
unpaid, 10 cents. NM Z
: All printed matter in general-anywhere in the
United States:
.8Y First three ounces / cent
Each subsequent ounce cent
II not prepaid, double these rates.
advance:
First three ounces u cent
Each subsequent ounce IL cent.
And If weighing not over 11S o., in the State
where published, one-half Of the above rates, and
weekly papers In the county where published free.
SMaLL NEwsPAPERs AND PEmoDroAIs-pubishe
monthly or oftener when sent in packages weighing
~ least o., prepaid, cent per or
PAMPHLETS OF 10 octave pages or less, cent an
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pounds, may be sent by mail, for each o., as fol-
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rate. - - oNs
Periodicals., in the sense used above are publica-
uons issued once in three months, or oftener"