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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-30

IMMENSE BUSINESS AT THE SUFFOLK BANK.
The amount of foreign money received at the
Suffolk Bank the present week, affords a GER
tain index Of the vast expenditures made by
the strangers who have visited Boston the
past few days. Yesterday (Friday) the for.
eign money received at that institution ex.
ceeded, by about 20 per cent. in amount, the
deposits of any days since the Bank was es-
tablished. The receipts of foreign money at
the Suffolk, yesterday, reached to the sum Of
taoo millions ftty-sstne thousand mine Aund-
red and twenty-eight dollars The largest
sum received on any previous day was but 81,
zoe, 000.-Boston Transcript.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-30
FRESH ARRIVAL.

WE HAVE THIS DAY RECEIVED ONE
w case OF Misses ana Chilcren's Fan
cy HATS, FLATS and CAPS, styles en- -,
tirety different from any yet out, and pri- L.
ces much lower, a. they come dirtct froInssR
the manufacturers
Also, a large assortment Of Children's FANCY
FURS.
Parents and Others purchasing the above good.
will find II greatly to their advantage by calling a
the new establishment
No extra profit for erbihiting goods ct
BUTT & HOPKINS,S
Cheap Cash Store, corner Pa av. asd 9th It
be ween the National and Browns Hotels.
&C 30-eo2w
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DROP. Z. Won HEERINGEN having re

Il turned from his musical journey 10 New York
Berlin, Leipzig, Halle, Weirnar, &c, &c, where
his new system Of musical notation has been ac-
knowledged by the highest authorities as the
specifically invites the lovers Of music 70 Join hi.
Singing and Piano Glasses at Temperance Hall
where permanent arrangements have been mad,
For terms, which are moderate, please call aay
afternoon from to O'Clock (ofice hours) at Tenn
perance Hall.
Thursday, November LIST, at O'Clock, will be
the first lesson.
Orders to be left at Temperance Hall.
oct 20-1tA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-30

T. Colonel joe Shillington has, with his
usual prouptitude, supplied us with the
Harper's New Monthly Magazine, for Novem-
Der The opening article is "a Day at Pom
feli'" which like other subjects in the work,
ID handsomely illustrated. 1t is q rich and
interesting number.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-30

ASTONISHING EFFEcrs OF GuANo.-The
Norfolk News says that a gentleman in Ports
mouth, o believer in Capt Cookies preventa.
tive of yellow fever, (guano) purchased a bag
Of it, which be sprinklsd around his dwelling.
The fever becomipg pretty hot in his neighbor
hood, he fed to the country. Returning few
days ago, he proceeded to ventilate his prem
ises, when, to his utter establishment and
agreeable surprise, he found that his house
had grown q story higher. sa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-30
sOIREE DANZANTE,

Al - dSOk M MUM.
MONS. J. COCHEU TAKES PLEASURE
4v1 to announce to the ladies and gentlemen OF
Washington, that his first eoiree viii take place
on FRIDAY EVENING, November ID.
Tickets FIFTY CENTS, admitting gentle
man and ladies.
Ladies having received their invitations last
season. the honor Of their company is again de-
sired.
Mons. c IS class for young Misses and Masters
Is now open at the above named room, and he So
hcits the patronage Of his former patrons AID the
public IN general.
DAYS Of Tuition: Every Saturday at 81 a. m.
oc 30-4t&
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HEAVr Cattle The latest cow on the
ground IN the late Boston exhibition, says the
transcript, weighed 500 pounds, and is only
Eesen yG s VI age: The largest OK was i've
hinge animal measured nino feet in o;rth and
Il valued q: $500. The heaviest pssr of oxen
were about hvs years age, WEIGHED S5S0
P, uads each, ard we're valued at $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-30

~ They Rave wholesome" weather in
Norfolk aud Portsmouth, and "Jack Frost,
Las at last triumphed over " Yellow Jack -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-30

The ANNUAL Cattle Show and Ps;, of thu
Maryland State Agricultural Society con.
mencsd at the grounds of the Society this morn.
sng in Baltimore, and will continue for four
days, closing on Friday evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-30

eg'The claim Of the officers and crew of the
brlg General Armstrong is set for argument in
she Court Of Claims on the 18th of Noycm Der.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-30

~ The bread of life is love; the salt of life
Is work; the sweetness Of life, poesy; the water
of life, faith.-Mrs. Jamsisson,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-30

w, HENRY PALMER'S PLANO FORrE
80" CLASSICS
AN EVENING CLASS FOR LADIES AND
"A Gentlemen Is now forming at the Academy
Of Music Application to be made To MI w
HENRY PALMER, 233 r street, or at the Acsd
envy Of Music, corner Of ID and 9th ats. oct n
CAST OFF CLOTHING, BOUGHT AND
~ sold also, Cleaning and Repairing, at IS
Louisiana I Avenue, under Light Infantry Armcry
"eo"' 90" oct Is line
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-30
JUST ADDED.

WE HAVE JUST ADDED TO OUR AL
w ready complete assortment Of WATCHES
JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, &c. very choice
lot Of Florentine Mosaic, Coral, and other styles
Of NEW JEWELRY.
The attention Of purchasers DESTROYS Of select.
ing from the most complete assortment, and al
the letrtSt rates, is invited to the above
M. w. GAIT Il BRO, jewelers.
32i Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
oc Aft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-30
EXCEEDINGLY INTER ESTING TO La
DIES AND GENTLEMEN.

EXCEEDINGLY INTERESTING TO La
DIES AND GENTLEMEN.
EVANS, 2S PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
La has Just we'd large assortment OF Ladies'
FURS, OF all qualities and varieties, well worthy
the attention OF that class Of purchasers They
viii lind articles In that branch OF his business
exactly suited 10 their wants and tastes The as
sortment is indeed very beautiful
q He has, too, made ample provision Szcza
" for gentlemen and youths, ard 10 day ~
0ointroduced the NV e, les Of N York ~
HATS, both silk and felt. together with CAPS,
OF various qualities and varieties
He has, too, large assortment Of Chfldren's
Wear, such as CAPS and FANCY HATS Sc
lected with extreme care
Having made his purchases Of the msnufactur-
ers for cash, he Is enabled to sell his goods least
twenty per cent cheaper than similar articles have
heretofore been procured, or can new be obtained
In THIS marke'. He, however, in view OF those
advantages, demands the money in hand, re-
9nest which, under the circumstances, win not he
deemed unreasonable &C 27-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-30
FASHIONABLE DANCING.

AT NUMBERS ASSEMBLY ROOM.
III w. MUNDER, Professor Of Dancing at
cipal teacher in Washington city, has the hC nor
to announce to his former patrons and the public
generally, that he will resume the duties of his
school on THURSDAY, November h, 1855, at
NUMBERS ASSEMBLY ROOM, (adjoinine
the Star ofice,) at O'Clock m, for Ladies'
Misses and Masters, and the same evening al
* FOR Gentlem n. He feels assured that the I'm
equaled progress Of his numerous pupils in his
former classes Is sufficient guarantee Of his su-
perior skill an instructor.
Prof. M. begs leave TO remind the public OF the
unbounded success Of his May Festival Ball al
the National Theatre, which was attended BY up-
wards Of 600 persons
His new Hall is one Of the largest, mrs. beauti-
ful, and conveniently arranged In the city, with
two dressing and supper rooms added, which can
be rented for Ba lis and Parties The location Is
convenient to persons residing in any part OF the
city.
Days Of Tuition: On Tuesday and Thursday, at
O'Clock p. m, and on the same evenings at
for gentlemen. A class for young married ladies
and gentlemen will be fol med shortly
All who desire to join his classes will please
apply al Mr. John r. Ellis Music Store, Penna
avenue, near Tenth street, or TO Prof. NJ. at his
Room on the above DAYS.
III A subscription list IL now open TO receive
the names Of those wishing season tickets for the
Soirees. Only IS for the season. &C 3O--tf
pOTNAM's MAGAZINE FOR NovEM.
L Der.
Beachcroft, by the author Of the Heir Of Red
cliffe.
The Match Girl, or Life Scenes as they are
Omar Pasha, or the Vizier's Daughter by Rev
nods, author Of the Mysteries Of the Court Of Lon
don
Frank Hilton, comp-nion to Harry Lorrequer
The Female Bluebeard, by Eugene Sue
Graham's Magazine for November
All the new books published received fmmedi-
a:ely afterwards
And everything In the Stationery line at
SHILLlNGTON'S Bookstore,
Odeon Building, cor. Pa. av. and Ak st.
&C 30.S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-30

I OST-ON MONDAY, the goth iasta nt,
IL PARROT, with white ard purple head, a
ring on one foot, and talks little. Was las seen
near the Wesleyan's Church, on the Island A
liberal reward will be given FOR its recovery, By
SUSAN EVENS, a0s Second street, near Mary
land avenue &C 30-3t&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-30

Ottawa Indians.-The Commissioner of the
General Land Office has just issued instruc-
lions Tor the withdrawal and reservation from
ta'e " two more townships Of land, to Wit !;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-30

The Current Operations Of tho Treasury
Depart.nent.-On yesterday, Goth Of October,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
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RrssrIR's OrrIcE, October IS, 1855;
tn ALL WHOM TT NAV CON

10 ALL WHOM IT MAY CON-
NJ CERN.-Notice is hereby given that H.
and fermented Liquors, Wines, Cordiais, &c.
Groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware, Hats, Caps,
Boots and Shoes, Medicines, Perfumery, Watches
and Jewelry, Lumber, Wood, Coal and Commits
sion Merchants; also, TO keepers Of Hackney Car
riages a I'd Omniouses, Billiard Tables, Ten Pin
Alleys, and Confectionery, and for hawking and
peddling, will expire on Monday, the sth day of
November next, and that said licenses must be re-
newed at this Office, within ten days after that
time SAMUEL E. DOUGLASS, Register.
oc l9-dtNov5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-30

In consequence Of the length OF this great produc
lion no additional play can lie pre- scented with it
oc 30
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GOOD NEWS FOh THE CHILDREN.
" Lots Of new TOYS at
oc 0-at LAMMOND,s. nh street.

DUCKWHEAT, FAMILY, AND EXTRA
ID Superfne Plour new Currants, Oranges and
Lemons; Superior Goshen Butter; Sweet Cider
cheap Brown and other Sugar.
JOS. w. DAVIS,
oc 30-1t& corner 9th and L streets.
EMRROIDERING CLOTH, SURERIOh
IL Scissor, Elastic Cord Portemonnaies, Stlet-
toes, fine Ponade, Backgammon Boards, Domi
noes, &c, at LAMMOND'S,
&C 30-G 7th street.
T EsLIE'S GAZETTE OF FASHIONS for
IL November, containing the latest styles for la
dies and children's costumes, for sale at
- SHl LLINGTON'S
&C 30-3t Bookstore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-30

MISS LANPHIER q MRS. DITTY
WILL OPEN WINTER MILL
VERY on wednesday, the 3lst in =
slant, at No. 3il Pa avenue, betw tx
" 9th and 10th sts., up stairs. w
87-af
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journals that loose no opportunity to pick
holes in the acts of the Administration, for
want Of something just now on which to hang
carpipg paragraph with the semblance of
fair reason, have seized on brief paragraph
appearing not long since in the Star, announc-
ing the continued physical disability of the
Hon. John Y. Mason, U. s. Minister at Paris,
and take occasion to characterize 1t as evil
dence Of an official conspiracy existing here to
induce his retirement from his present posi-
ton. Now, this is supremely silly. We made
that announcement as legitimate news-inter-
esting news to Mr.. Mason's large circle of per-
sonal friends here and in Virginia, who, with
the Administration, first heard of that gentle
mans continued feebleness through our para
graph, for which We were indebted to a letter
written in Paris by an official American gem
tieman to an unofficial person here.
1t was not long since that the northern
papers, carping against the administration
after this fashion, were calling its members
everything they could lay their pens to for
refusing to recall Mr.. NJ. On the ground
Of his participation in the Ostend confer
ence. Consistent friends of his these, truly.
Fortunately for his peace Of mind in his de.
Ginning health, he has had sufficient expe-
rience in the world to enable him to appre-
cia.e their SO very disintsrestsd sympathy
ana ingenious indignation in his behalf, at its
true value.
I r -
Vttaws lndtans.-The Commissioner of the
denerai Land odice has just issued instruc-
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" IS barrels prime golden skin, now landing per
schooner Abby Whitman, aud for sale by
HARTLEY L. BROTHER
No. 104 Water street, Georgetown, ID. c.
&C 274t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-04
younr America

a., v.ry uncertain. mysterious, ineTpli-
M. creation !. a boy--who can dehne
hin"
Twill Try. Alloy isthe .piri, ofrni'oh'ei
.Dh,dici. \ perfect tcctotum, spinning
,,usd like a isuny, or tumbliug heels over
al He invariably goo- through the pro-
orlsuping over every chair in his roaeh
..,Ee. drum.boads u the doors; turns tho
- nan into cvmhals, takss the b"st knives
81, Z, dig worms Tor tait, and Loses them :
Lgp., up the molas.cs cask, and leaves The
,,,l,.s,s running j. boon companion 70 the
,,-,r.harrcl: .earchcs up all the PIE and
.-,.--ycs len from supper, and eats them {;
"a. 20 the apples every ten MINUTES hides
Nod car in order % war his -; one /;
ana, his h1ots ao-l.uiafy II he wants a new
,,ir. tear, hi. clothes ior fun jumps into
he ruldlc- for sport, and f'r ditto tracks
v5ur carpets, marks your furniture, p'nehes
de habv. wvrrir. the uur.', tios 6rg-craek'
r., o. the Kittens tail, drops his school,
h,,ks In the gutter while De- f.ho. with pin,
r,,srts his s-hr1lmastsr's "sPo-s, and,
s-,,,v. turn, ,l'yr household ursiIc down
an, cuts his lt,l, finger. II, isa Tr'yok-
i-r aaI uupr1yoSaNle torment, especially %
-.. sisters. Iis DON'T pretend Co much until
n, is twelve rn begins th' rage Tor
f-,-s-coa,,, Hus cyos. curly hair, whit"
5--.r-,. imperfect rhymes and dickiss. IL
r1Ftosa BE- l. "tos hg 20 split wood or
on ar,sr water: and 90 the 6-s tho, TO-
,--r...n- 5F.s ought % h- Trriarm-i, CON-
...rrs f1 % iryisi'ls-vhr;hv c1ncga.ri in
Oh. -arrrt. with lnc cd vogm-satrn novel
ftp c1mrarv. ,-,1ucci on Oh, vo.d-pils
I-n.n- I,cgrlsmain, or bound oE en- s"n'
,rsiitiaa that turns ont 90 D. more lsplgr-
.t-. than s1rl1rarl,. 40 fifteen h- has a
f-r,tIe rlTcrisrcc ofth- w1rlL bus, from
.rra q, twenty. may We clear The rrack
ras- Ls'. iu sight n knows more than
Washington express h.soTiut'n with 'hr
...,a1 ~ Rru Franklin; makes zap bis
--l sat he was b,ru % rule th' world,
.-Irrv lay IN, trask OF creations thinks
r-as-n-r d. rs,r-.i.htsi understands the
-. -y and ths ,rirncs 1fthc r7u1ouu I Boz
f-s.hi. a,lsr that General Jlrss.n fought
.-- -rnrrahIr battls It New ORLEANS ask
pa, minister if De- don't consider The Bible q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-04
Bounty Lands & Claims

TilI sah.ru'Tr, arc prepared '1 prosecute a'l
claim, .l lall. r1i,f the ats ,rt ut'uusrcss.
ur are, uiLrr Vet,
The itis Act make. rruyi.i1n 1s inIiHvs, VIZ
ONE ~ NuEED NND SIXTY ACRES %
90 phoh .rryrI IOl EfEEN DAYS DO an,
VA fi.s. rtrI ~uiss, provide. ihr, have u.'
received land.
Ois hundred pni tssHiN nrrrs in Hll who have
.r carved ,1d have received " nrI's.
Ei.hn lrf,. o. 40 vhp have .a .,r,rl and have
fr,,us.I - acfs..
AnI ifihc soldier ha. 1rreissd without obtain.
trg Ia. acres. ths .am, iliowaurr alIyc BE- u,dc
% h.. vii.v, or u 90 widow, 10 be minpr ch,i'
rem.
service in ihs EEyOIIT1ON-iu the VA ot
IsIe-snI iualI lAe INDIAN WAR; provided
i1r d., .pI A,t.
ArJ aIl Who served IN Oh, dram Militia Of
the state OF Maine, 10 lsJg, DO uhlt b. hnswu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-04
DIED

H. p,f,u. NrIle,h, Lew LeJlrr. II, On
thz sSth wear of hs-gr.
d. tts y-ar lSls. hs lsraHs r-sitsrt ot tas
f.ur 81 Pew. trIr rIsriaItHr Bsf To- g. .Vrurss f.
h. I..-- che rblft s.ftrr tH 'hr Nortfrr', hrl fol.
rrs t-vu. srF lf~ nsr have drrs u1rr r1r-0rrrt
.Hs g I.. r.u,s. rH.r a lHf.u' 'sa. U' aslruHs,
rrIrsf IHu- ~ .'IrIrg rl1.ir,, a1t great rr'1.
r,r.r f-~ rrsr ever rs trl.rt Az sI-a' sr1f.i Hi
.rE,.s,I a.sHf. shfs hi. .uld Tllas a1I sHrrf
,..ra-.t. i1 80 ta"s- shrrt' O. g.-aI arrurri i1
dc luhf.I ssF a8srtipaais care aHI s.f-aitHn 20
Fr. lr., suI Llstal 1uFpof, Of urra.iy h'i r,.
hg.HH
o. Wet Nia5i. ifrh ult.. Wsisr R.,,, frusr.
d, 81 rurflpf. 8tai q
j. Tvfr.f. ls.h ir.f FaVrs, iargatr 90 Me-
isr a.. rrrfr. 7 nu,, sgri "a riH.'t'.
o. Rr.taa. 2th tH.t., Jsmss 4. F.Sros, igria-r'
A. 81 lfnsulA, BsrH n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-04

\ le-ratch from New Orleans, Of the
18th ult. SAYS
"Tss rgmJya. and arrg-t Of W G. Ken
ial, Postmaster Of thi. city, meet. with al
most universal favor az the eharg.-, both
public and private, against him have layu
Of the m.st -.ri1us nature lie j. believed
% have u-ai the facilities Of hi, uairc ia a
manner detrimental and injurious 10 ihO,e
Sho were opposed o. him ia opipi1n-and
more specially in a business way, he being
part owner in one % our newspaper -
ahlisbments (thc Dylta) Il l. only few
months since that the saline charge ou which
he has just becn arrested (Purloinine money
irom ie'tersl was preferred against hi, Of.
Dee. The blame, II any, was Laid UPON his
clerk, who Indignantly resigned in a body.
lie Afterwards wrote letter apolosising
Tor the insult done them. Now hcsS arrest
Cd On a direct charge against himself. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-04
T,5gS Pa, 50,h

Ihha'MH I s.F N'E|.
T-sUrr An R.,i,r, GJv,rrgrofHau-
80. Nrr.ysI Isre to-day from ths Wet, ana
u., With a r.ry euth-sa',is rry,T'ian from
l.,r.ul.
o. was welcomed ia an impressive 'I.''rh
tr che Hon : N. Porter, who compliment
rlG.v R,rIrr 900 tss manly and c'urN-
-a.ls "a. s,G Al. allcuanusr iu which De- bad
H-tar-rI ths 1uHr oi hi, iiasult and ~
s7r1stl- afc,-
Gov Eogfsr rrT6,J IN feeling and .'o-
.1rrt manner he rrir-ryl GO th- reports
n fraud and ou-ra-e uT,r ths par. u -iaye-
rrr..a ia iAs Eau.ls 3eyt -r. sal ~1INa'-
.anv rufr,-i the very v,v-s statement.
" ,--n which Dad rrscelrl ht' arrival
o. AS l.s opinion 10 ths sutcJt ~ raTu-
Jag sovereignty bad uud.rr.u, un chang
hIr tha' ,fc conduct 0f ihr r"s'le Of che
frl.5 .uuutir, 0, Northern Missouri bad
s...nrF.I anil au1ld b.m, Ply their REX.
A -. Il.-as1r.' o.. 100 laws, crmr0ctS an COM
a,a..r. The tr.f Missouri would d.
a-.S aYaa o. liaysw an sympathy With
chez. 'a-tr ruhar,. n she REFUSED. tho
south would le called Ca % l,,.1uutruanrc
Ter Irths South refused. ths solemn luty
would I..,ys upon the North GO take up
tr natter 81, that che rights uf hgr sun'
vh. l4r. -,tI iu kansas. 1u the faith Of
solemn camTas,,, shall 'e yiuiicaioi and
sustained
GOV Esrlsr va frequently AMI suthu,i-
a.,iclly ,herr,J ly ,hs large audience prs
ems
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-04
Gnnriinn,s sale.

NOTICE. hgrsh, gvcn, ihl. D., yiHas - a
y - ibs loo. T.HH'b, i1d.lru,
JHt-r .l rrlits ui tbiu aai ilr De DauH'y Il pN,
It 40 a. irrrn q saiI court h5ilsu 81 Pare, wrth.
Boz .asI ..r .s.i CuHH',. on the l3ih d', ~ NPr,L
4. H. lS5S. thsrr uiH DE- sNfslssi irr sale, 20 ihs
.rafe ufJ .hn J ,loia,aH be- piNhrid i1 '1Ii Coo,
Oh. sH FRIDAY. Oh, 22I Pc, II Jl'r asNt ~ isa
H,ifk tH fhs lHfsu.-tu rrftltn zeal estate '-l'0s
iH- fr llaui. prd Ir,h Ilw1m, mioor children
ssi bsus ~ llsrus rsTpu,n, ats Il bNt'h de-
rFsss', fH wu ih~ DUmmun pl'rc &" 'aNrt,|
with hGfss arH taui thsfTuHi, ruutfiniHg dnfi ll'
arrss rf lsrI. aI.a ih~ Jutirf ind. 10 rlhs,i,
s.rafslHir. ai-ut srf.s ed L,nl. an uf sntd prem
isss sta.igJ u.sr che csutrs ~ sod t'sU ~ IN
GA. I>AACN STANLEY,
GustJ,as co. s,if IIsr,i, ssi Eai'y Fi0ru'1
M,N,cH, Apr,' 2sth, lsAj. u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-04
J. ~. BRO WNE,
Attorney and Councillor as Law
nU'krITLD. Ne.
Shorif's Sale.

ONToUu, ''-lpuI 'lh, 1855
TINNkTN ,p I,s,uI..r. Brf s m hr .ali 81 g1'r,
Do, NrriH.H, 10 taf nNsFu ~ NruuU 4 HI,
-. tu UNtgiH, en- ~a'H.art, toe u,rrfsrfti de-,
.i Nst, \. - 1855. &c isH 81 the s-.,s DO iIs
.rsu.,.1. go ihr u,lt be- vrU,I, th,t Ihums'
t.N Uss fH f,t,cl che stand uH Ua.,h hr uHw
Uss. 90 pi,u,Id. spI l,tul tly -ur vhl'h the
.1tI TlHuas J CuN o.u'r,,I o. " iI.tsui Co, %,
a.s Seed - Murt.ag, date 81, sO,a, lsI9, o.
.rrurr thc Ia,w,ul 90 tuf EuIdlci a1i eighty
U.IE.rs ta Hrr ,rtf Huf iHtrfrst, ssiI doe u"iug
rs,.I.rJ 90 ths ON'lIa Ksgi.lrv, Ia -, y-gH
gIl A..U oa ii, -. 4,, 90 Mbt,H, \. H. lSj1,
tis .aid Ibuu.s, J. Coz suu,s,sJ che sh',, dec.
sriI-J real ,srsis Co t,prss Iu'us, D., bee deed
cd Nvu.age 81 that date, o. Secure tur payment q
tuI h1HrrI 'uias tu uIs wear with iH',Irs',
.ttd UstI l..u. tCy-ta,l lu ONh,TI l,'gtty, buuk
- rage llJ 90 uhi,A deeds r,irty1ys b. bad 80 a
uilr, Ilaftltulaf description. "
&. WORNEIl, DIP, Shcnn.
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NOTICE

'pHT ,uh.rrihsr het,H, g,,,. notice that she h,s
| i.,n stnpawsr,J aud b,g0s,i b., Ihs Jua,s It
Tr.I.lt, if thr Couut, ut uNtfI, Co .ru ., T'it
I,s o. pu,ate ,al,, ami OuB'u, 90 FL, Oh, real zoo
AZ, 1T Mtllau, 10. Whitman, late ui MyNi,o, 90
ssiL tuuut,. DECEASED Soc Oh, paNmCut Il the gl'i
lrbts Of .sid dsc,ass, charge ct administrator,
aut ipg iisugti charge, anu that Boz usts,ln,' "l
saiI I,tn.e she Nif cell a pul,g su,ti'u, uu Sat.
urIl,, the 2bih da, OF Ma,, \, u. lsaS. q, ten
u',urA 10 ihs i0tcDUun, all che u,ht, utc sDi iu.
trrr,, whi,h the ss,a Wa. II. Whitman hai 81
the time 1t be dc,r,sr, % sud 10 iar fam on
which be- lived iu M,Nic0, IN aid cuuuty, l,iug
La uumlsr,d sc,,a. i1 The h.st range b. saIt tusu
,f N,,,,,. NANCNn WHITMAN,
Adu'N 81 aid tcC,aseds estate.
April 10. lass. u
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rnmmi,.inner., Nollee.

INV urH--srsr-I. hay,ag l-ra appointed ~
fhr JHe- Hf Probate, ~ilhiV aHf 'rr ihs
JIur'fri OsIrF. CuIHfU,ssiuu-rs in receive 'pt
syarirs 40 ftr sll rr's lIDs' ihs estate 81 uHH
ksgs bfs 10 80, arf, tB .1ij C..sH'y Hi ONfrd DO.
rsas.l. rrrTvseH'rf .rs1Ns1i a.a srN uruihs
I...Hi OBJ. t~griiffh Cav ol March lsNi. hayirg
frsr allowed &C. that p1rTHss. ~ lrrrly ,i,s ~
trsr tha' 80 vtI Ius,t fr that Turess sf The ~
h-r ~ John J.. Pen, be- ONtrr' ur tts hrst SOL
.s, gt NnnH,, lp Jsa- u-,t, ari ul ihs 6rst
Nr-trr I1 Dol, uryi. tom one Q. rHr u',l1,k ,.
each rl saIt fs,s.
John J PERRY, lCouuIs-
MOSES ,HESLEN. lsi1rsrs.
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Nrerot,s or Eys,u An empire b. an
lunrn-r c.Uti-f. '' I am thr state, ' said
-t. French Louis. when a French autas-
allr mentioned tr Paul of Russia, that a
nan of consequence iu S. Petersburg Wa
Interesting himself IN some matter, the Car
vshsmsuGy interrupted him wish the,r words
"Tbsry s. ua man Of consequence in this
empire. hat Dol with whom ana actually
'rakIr- and -. long only o.. I am actually
srakr- o. hun, Is hs OF any consequence. r
And NI.hrla., the late emperor, i' rc-
ported q have sad O. DO. ,1uur,. be Gentle
men, ths age i, sm'arras-'i with new opiu-
t1u. Rely Ca nae, gentlemen, shall oP-
-. an iron wall % tbs pr'sr-s OF liberal
rr,n,Ip.r." IN ". Emer5n.