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> mn JUST RECEIVED.
S,OOO SWEET HAVANA ORANGES,
10 boxes French Lemons,
Genuine Stilton. Limbnrg and Swiss Cheess
oboxes Mushrooms, larse and small,
- Kegs hnchovies new lmpoCtalion,
Is kegs Dutch Hernugs,
Green Seal: heidsick and other Champagnes,
All kinds of Fruits for Mince Meat
4 II grades Cooking Wines and RTsndies.
Pure scotch and Irlsa Malt Whisky,
Very old Apple and French Brandy,
Alarge invoics OF rench Candy for he Holi-
days. SAN'L T.. URURY.
ue 1877 corner Pa. av. and 18th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-18
PERSOMAI

-: Rev. VIM Walker aud wife. and the Row
Mr. piercS, arrived in the brig Ocean Es"Is
fiom Gambia, Africa.
Lieut.. Gen. Scott, IL is said goes IN IN
spect the forth dticns II Charleston. k.v W n
New Orleans, and other Southern cities.
-: Hon. sherTaTd Clemens Is still at the Cen
trai Hotel in this city, says a Richmond CORES
pondent OF the Lynchburg Republican, and h.
~ unnPfoVI1g slowly The bone in his leg ha,
'nAt lie Is Tar from being out of danger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-18
BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
rNHE SEVENTH ANNUAL BALL
Montgomery Guards,
On TUESDAY EVENING, Jan 9TH. lsSs

The Mcnig ,mery Guards beg leave TO spnou noe
to their friends cf wsshIngton and Geores a
town that they will give their seventh nnual ~
Bal on the Evening Of the <th OF Jsnuary, ~
1853. at the ASSEMBLY HOOKS. LouisisLs NJ
avenue
The COMMITTEE Of Auang ements pledge them
selves that they will spare paLs To make this as
agreeable TO slvho may patronlse them ls any they
have heretofore given.
Esputa's Band 10 engaged for TIE occasion.
kefreshmepts and Suprer will be furnished by
ex peri snced ard porular caterer
. No hats wall be worn IN the ball room, xcept
those worn by the military.
Ticket. ONE DOLLAR. admitting . gentleman
and ladies.
Commitse. Of ATrdngemeafs.
Capt. Key, Lieut. McElhan.
Lieut. l.snEron, Lieut.. kelleher,
Sarst. Moore, Private 4 aus him
de 18th Quart. Mast. Maher.
NOT E.-The meuters Of the FrIepdshIp
Club respectfully announce TO their "a
friends and the public generally that their g.
FIRST GIand Ball will take p aoe at Phi. har- ~
monte HAL on NEW YEAR EVt.
particulars In future advertisement.
&c lo-St COMMITTEE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-18

ID Though I" The Starr is printed on the
fastest steam press in use south Of Balti.
more, It's edition Is 20 large n to reqaire II
70 be put to press at an early hour, Adver-
easements, therefore, should be sent in BY ~
o'clock, m; otherwise they may net appear
until the next day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-18
INDIA RUBBER GOODS,


" order to be prepared to take the fullest advan
tage OF my new contract with Mr.. q oodyesr. have
doubled the Sis Of my manu- featuring faoi.itiss,
now nearly complete and am ready to receive orders
Tor the manufacture of every style and es crption
OF RUBBER GOODS, embracing all bra
woven or cemented Fabrics. Cloths. G. hing and
Sheets OF Rubber with hbrous. or cloth vsse, hose
pipes, and every article the line of business ON
favorable terms at wholesale
Licenses to use Goodyear patent granted for
many artlclSs, on which very arge gains can he
realized. HORACE II. DAY.
% Cortland street, New York,
IT. Union & Intell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-18

COLLISION BETWEEN Two MEMBERS or Cor
dREss.-An unfortunate collision occurred this
morning on Pennsylvania avenue, near Thir-
teenth street, between Mr.. English, of Indiana,
and Mr.. Montgomery, of Pennsylvania. The
statement we have heard Of the affair is that
the former spoke to the latter in q friendly
manner, when Mr.. Montgomery returned an
insulting answer. Upon this, Mr.. English
struck him in the face with his cane and
knocked him off the pavement, and then
walked off. As he was walking away, Mont
gomery threw brick at him, which did not,
however, take effect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-18

Gifts FOR THE HOLIDAYs.-6ift BOOKS.
N Albums, Porto los. tibies, Prayer Books,
hymn Books, Toy Books. Games, Visiting Cards.
y aging Cards. and fine Stationery of AL kinds at
the Northern Liberties cheap bookstore, SCI 7th
street, above the Market. de l8-Sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-18

MADAME DELARUE takes pleasure in an
WI nouncirg t. the ladies that she has just,, ~
received from Paris her Winter assortnI ,ni ~
OF Flowers, In sets. lunches, and sprays :4NfSSS
Head crosses, BonnetE; variety of articles al
real Lace, rich Enbroiisries, Skirts, Coll9rs
Sleeves bandH erchefs. some Of which are of a.
coiors, adapted for evening Nets. Illusions Jou-
WINS Gloves; variety Of Fancy Combs, Pins. and
other evening OrlamsDts. all Of which being yerv
choice. and of the newest sty les the attention q,
the ladies' IL respectfully solicited. Has been added
10 The Inv oice, large lot of French Dolls IN cos
tunes aud with trCusseaus; also other Tovs snu,
abe Tor holiday pre- sen,s for children.
III NO SS8 Penn. avenue, between 18th and 18th
stIools. de "a ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-18
DROPOSALS FOR CIRCULAR MARKING
AND RATING STAMPS.
PosT OFFICE DrPAR1MgST,


December Is. 1853
SEALED PKorosAIs will be received a. this De-
IL of at noon for f. ron. b. fr the use OF
post ofiices 10 the nIted states. Tor four az
.rLiss |. 'Ircuar Marking Stamps of stee. or
ence not to exoeed s,i inches but as much less =.
coavenieL &c and soou taste may dictate with the
years months, and days IN blocks Of like material,
Tn sumo emf thumb screw for the sme ~ it'll nan
mod. mort Convenient for use. ia pIoposai, FOR
thls CLASS oil stamps the bidder will state the addi
.EnS charge per letter or figure. for inserting,
nG nv, as pG,d, Jre,, Pad 20. ssip, DC.
o,Sat m,i Eiicass Making Stamps of iron. or
noes ana route agents on raIroaC and steamboat
the railroad or river l1e; with Npe fnr moats:
ann oates, IN blocks OF the Sane material, with
cherry Tree Of model beat ada Oted for u,e the
cIreSmi,rence Of the st IMP to be the as de-
CLAsss Circular Marking Stamp. of lockwood.
or Other material OF equa durability OF the same
su.s OF csss No. with the rau3e Of the Office sEd
STATE Win type Tor months and DAYS of printers
type metal, IN blocks sirEle letters ard figures
Win thums screw and handles the same described
The oortrsct for this osss will not take effect un-
CEasss Maffn ne s "a may q fo 10Y next
70 fs0ss n9y IN use n the post otcss at New
adopted to the above purpose. my 0'A'' s'''e
$50; me ioiiowins rating stamps, to correspond
Sfcudr stamps In classes l, and in
material handles, ami orb mans hip and sueh o,bs
Rating Stamps not named herein as NAV he "a :
CURED, OF like dsscr ptiOn at pro rata price. and
u the style or material thereof shall be altered by
creased or reduced In the same proport ION viz:
ra!o Mlsfent and forwarded
rree Cancel
mlssent Due
Forwarded DueI
Advertised 10
Steamboat Is
Ship Paid 10
United States, cd PaIdls
u.l1 To-
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ID LIST OF LETTERS
HlEMAINlN6 in the Post Once. WAaAtngton
CITY. ID, c., December 10, Ie56.

IOrdsredto bsinsested ln ths Eylslts SsAn, .s
sny daily paper published in WsshinGton
III y Persons appiyins for letters n the following
Int, will please say they are ADVERTISED. - =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-18
WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP

Z REPORT OF TIE SUPERrNrESDKNr OF PUBLIC
PRNrIsG.-We are in receiptof this dominant,
which was presented to COngress on the 9thin-
slant. 1t gives q very complete statsinent Of
the transactions of the Office, shewing the entire
amount of printing performed since it, organi-
ration, and the progress made on various works
ordered by Congress, which are not yet COM
pleted. 1t contains tabular exhibits of the
number ofcopies, quantities of paper consumed,
amount of work done, and cost Of all the docu-
ments, severally and collectively. The report
IS gotten up with a great deal of care and skill,
and contains numerous suggestions, which VIII
enable Congress to greatly economize in the ex'
pensive item of public printing, and that, too,
without deprivins the country Of the advan'
tages to be derived from the pu blicity OF valus-
BILE reports, DO. The remarks relstive to order.
ing works to be printed, before they are written,
a custom heretofore adopted by Congress to q
considerable extent, are especially apropos
We shall allude to the report again, as oul
space will not now permit us to give abstracts
even of the important information it contains
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-18

IHE RETIRED NAVAL OFFIcERs.-Itiss stated
that the President will send to the Senate for
confirmation, on Tuesday or Wednesday next,
the names of those naval officers placed on the
retired list by the Naval Retiring Board, who,
1t is recommended, be restored to active ser
VIZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-18

ice MEMBERS OF CONGRESS- friendly to the
bill to pension the soldiers of the war of 1872
will hold consultation at the Hall Of thu
House OF Representatives this evening, at s
o clock to agree upon the proper steps to b.
taken to secure its passage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-18

0oNGREs sIoSAL DIsBURsEHENrs The Ser
seant-at-Arms Of the House of Representatives
has discussed since the 9th inst, on account Of
mileage and arrears and salary 1921, 4OS. His
total disbursements for the present Congress-
up to Wednesday last, amounted to 81. 435. 2e2
TIE WEArHER-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time Of observ alton is about O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-18

Proposals for Improved or Patented Stamps, with
Cylinders Tor the months and days or with points TO
pierce tne envelope, or with Other improvements
The gh to change CT alter the sty lie the stamp.
described IN either class, upon Bile terms H. re-
served to the Postmaster General.
foposas viii he received for furnis hing the 10 ole
OF tke above named Circular Stamps. or for sach
class separately.
STAMPS Will be ordered for the different classes OF
omoes agreeaby to the rules now in foros, and 40
cofding TO such rules and regu tIOas Of the de-
thereto. " ~
The number OF Circular Stamps required, per an
mum. Is estimated at SO for the fret class $50 for
the second class. 100 for the third class AID lao
Tor the fourth class The number of X atine 81 mps
required for the same period Is sstimat ed at SEQ
Models OF the stamps must accompany the pro-
Eacn bidder must furnish, with his proposals.. ev
iosnce 9i MS ability to comply with his bad.
Sumcent suretIes " Ill be rec uIred To a contract.
ana the STAMPS must be delivered at the Post OF,
nee Department al the expense of the CONTRACTOR
Proposals. must be endorsed on the OUTSIDE of m
envelope with Proposals for Posi- Once Making
stamps, AID addressed to the FIRST Asslsisnf
postmaster General, washington city. ID. c.
AARON V. BROWN
ue l5-iaWfw Postmaster Genersl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-18

0ESMlTHSONiAN LECrURES.-,I ec,ur.
s,hS Wiz 1s denyered on MONDAY EVENING.
ana ana Poets" The lecture viii commence at ~
SoG ca q, Inc pubhcare respectfully invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-18

GIFT BOOKS.
Hk STRATFORDGA LLERY mazr6o.,,
Illustrated work for Christmas Containing lips an
Sl me eeroines Of Shakespeare; published
All the Poets, In elegant bindings and bsapt,fpII
niustrated by the best engravings,
histories! Works. illustrated and PLAIN
Juvenile histories of the best Hind and nv the
ey Books. Mrs. Edseworth's, Mrs. Hsle's. Mrs
Slgourney,s. BaXter's. Arthur's. 80.
James OF every var lety for the little onss
Pictorial Holiday Papers.
he best works OF ali the ancient and moaa.n
writers printed 10 the most careful manner and an
perhiy illustrated and bound. So
All the oreign and American Serials
Every species of new and beautiful. attractive
AND useful reading for the home rce and pecnIi.y
y adapted for the current long winter eyspinga
Illuminated Bibles, English and American.
rf6ger Books, CathO 10 aud Fplscopallan With
beautiful velvet and beet Turkey bindings, and con
tanning all the modern Embellishments H
Cheaper than can be bong ut at any other est.hI;.
~ - sHfILfNGToN's. odsou Ru,,a,,,
oe ISL seorner 81 st. and Pa. avenue.
r. RECEIVED TO-DAY.
lAISINS,. LEMONS, &c.-
Ion whole boxes Raisins,
leO half do. do.
50 boxes Messina Lemons, new o.o.-
IN lo 90 No. Fire Crackers,
For sale by GEO prApsoN
Az, sci Pa. avenue. between q and ssS IT.:
"a MINCE MEAT.
mn 1919 AEGs rIahsr'. Celebrated MINCE MEAT
BAFB0TR 4 sEMMEs,
a.,,., No Is Lousians avenue,
WIN potWoeu 9th and 7th streata
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-18

READ, BELIEVE, AND IMPROVE YOUG
~ rAL FH.-MadaIn MOUNTS Caleuupton
destroyer, acts maglcally on Coughs, Colds As,h
ms Bronchitis. and Consumption. La cases OF
colds one or two bottles will III .ct cure At cost
81 70 cents Persons fOm al sec ions have ordered
unerent Quantities ~ express. IL is purely ysge-
taDie bsbe can take 10 without injury. fisyIpx
oeen restored TO heath BY it herself from deep con-
Sumption she rec mmeG dis II unhe sitating!y to all
pe!ayf are Gang erous. Make Immedlste Applications
II you wish to be saved. Apply at No. SIG street,
between iith and 9Th. or at Stott's, corner Penn
avenue and 7th street also, at Culver's corner 18Th
street and Penn. avenue. de- s-srn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-14

bill for the adjustment Of private land claims
IN Florida. Louisiana, Arkansas and Mis-
sour, was considered.
Toe bill excited considerable debate in
rs minuir, and finally, with unimporfan,
amendments was read the third time and
passed.
Tho hill for the repeal Of the fishing bonn-
the act was taken up. and Mr.. Hale OF ~
H., spoke against IL, and IN favor OF the
system OF bouut,cs.
Me-. Hale having concluded, MoSsrs Nal
lory Davis, Pugh, and Seward oil y. 4,
spoke on the bOuntics.
llorsE Mr.. Smith Of Va, asked leave
10 report bill TO Organize the Territory
OF Nevada.
Mr.. Clemens Of Va, objected.
Mr. Burroughs OF y. Y, from the Spc-
,ial Committee On the subject OF the ship
canal around the falls OF Niagara, made a
report. proposing grant OF land u aid
the construction of the work, to the extent
OF about one third OF It's probable cost.
The senate bill ilr the admission OF MIN
ncs0,a was then taken MP, and after debate
was passed In the precise form In which u
came from the Senate. by lj1 against o.
Recently the bouse ordered TO be eneros'
sd "A resolution authorizing the President
n take prompt measur,s tor the ahrogat'on
OF the Clayton.Bulwcr Treaty. The qucs-
ton now rccurrcd on the engrossmcnt OF
the preamble thereto asserting that both
the American and British Interpretation Of
the trraiy had been productive Of only mis-
understanding and controversy.
Without concluding the question, the
House adjourned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-14

ONToEp ss.--At the tern Il the Court Of County
Commissioners, holden NJ Paris. ~ and r., the
Count, Of ONiorl. oa the second Tuesday Of
MAJ, 4. u. 1855:
Upon the foregoing petition, sat,'hci"ry c'i.
,cncc having bJru ,co,,ci thatthc petitioners s'c
responsible, and lhU inquiry ioln ihc w'ri,' II
iheir application !. sNpsdicnt, " u OHuthtt'
that the Count, Commissioners meet 40 the dsel-
liag .hoasc Of Jos,ph Dearborn IN Hartford he saii
cuuni, ,1us.ja, the - d., ofJunc uc,t ,u l0u'ck
\ VI AND thence prpcer a. view the Route mro.
urnei in aid peiiiion; imnr.ialol, aztec which
Ves. h-,uug 90 che pauic, and W',urs.cs will
o. had AZ some convenient place IN The VICINITY,
anl such other mrasu,,. iakcn IN The prcmis's a.
the Compis.iub,r. shall juigr pup'r. Md q -
further Oulefrd that nuIicr ut the time, place AMI
purpose ~ th. Cpmpn.si"nsts' m"eting siofrstii
D. gi,cu o. 80 pe,s,u. sni coV'ni''ns interested,
h, csu.trg affected copis. e s,id I'tit'on ani ~
this otirr thsrcon a. IT, served upon The Cifk n
ihc Town 81 llauprj, nnd al.' r''i'd up IN
three public place. In aid town, AMI putl''h"i
thee Wr,A. .ur. e.sNeN in Ih- oNi'ri Deinr'
crt. a nevsplper piiutcl ~ PARIS. in sah cuun.
IL of ONiufd, the hrst ~ aid Publications and
rich ut the Other n1tires, ~ H. male, served
anl posted ~ least thirty days l~lpfr siil time
ot meeting. q, The rri thar al rstsnns AMI cot.
fnniion. may thrn nnl there appear ard she's
caus. " Any the, have, Why the PRAYER II 'a'd
petitioners shuuli not h. grated.
Affect. ALNiH BLACK. CLERK.
4 true cor, ofstd rstitipn and oulsr NJ Court.
Ausst: ALNAtl II.tJk. Cl.fk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-14

TO tie CeuniV Commissionus usihH and for ~,
Couaiy Of OJiori, aoS sinipg Al Pans. Wihia
aai for sad COuHiy, on Tie second Tuesday Of
Nay, A. u. 1858.
TINE Inhabitants Of the town of Hartford in said
i County, respectfully peiitioa snd give your
honorable couri 10 h. inionue,. by Joseph Dear.
blrn, thsir swpl agent Coz that purpose dulJ cho.
| zen aud authorized, that the Coun,y Commission.
efs Coz said Couniy, al a court by them holden oa
the 6rsl Tuesday Of sspienbsr, A. ID. 1855, at
said Paris, upon the petition Of George W. B'.lee
aud - Others, located a orTtan highway IN saii
town ~ Hartford, and dolly ordered the rep1u II
said location Ia H. recorded, which looation u as
fpllovs, to Wit, Commencing where the tewn
road lcaiing IRON Asa Robinsons' by John Thomp.
sons in iIanfoul niersccis rsid Coaaiy Road. one
toll soaih ol the guide.lnaTd; thence No. ~ De.
grrrs West. % rods and ~ links; thence South
So West II rods and II iinks; thence Suulh IS
West & rods and II liRks; thence Soulh CO. West
~ rods anil ~ links; thence South 5sS West ~
rod. and ~ lines; thence South 81 West - rods
and 10 links thence South So West u iO'ls and
links on land OF ;. Robinson To- the eas,srly line
of aad of Joshua liarroSs. jr; thepce same cUurs"
on the ,nc lcis ecu Joshua Bauows IT, aad shsr-
on Robinson's ~ rod.; thence Mouth 20" West 20
iods 10 the cisteiN cal II the bridge across the
Twenty Mile River in Hartford"
Which report Il the 10, alton was thence contin.
ucl from term to term. 10 the September team of
.sid Commissionsrs' Court holicu at .lid Paris
on the fret Tuesday Of September 4. d. 1856, at
which tenn proceedings were clJscd on 'sld petit
iioa. and aid hoalion was dul, established as a
Iul,ic Highway.
Your petitioners further represent TINT public
convenience add necessity 40 not tel 'irt the open-
ing add Continuance OF SAID public highway at the
gtr,t expense rcqiifed 10 make aud Keep the same
IN tcpalf; and thcrsofc respectfully rrquesi you,
after due proceeding. hal. 10 view the premise.
and To discontinue all e aid localiun as abuve
descnbCI--anI as IN dot, bpund vii r,Cr pray.
JOSEPH DEARBORN,
SPECIAL Asssf Of "a, hAsidasis u Ha'VHd.
NJ, llth ISIS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-14
NhcriG's Nalc.

ONTnRB.s Apul 18th. 4. ". 1855
4 AIKEN oa execution aRt Will ~ {. VI BY public
! surtinn. AZ Isaac \ Sanlcy'. tavern n DiS.
Geh Village, ~ sad Cpuai,. on We nr.diy the
10Th day II Msy, \. ~. 1858, ~ one o'clck IN
The sfrrnr,a. alI the tight IN equity ~ redemp-
ton which samuel ". Tosn.soi bid az ths time
Il ~. attached on the original wit. Of rr-sming
y certain piece IT bni hing partly in MsNie, ani
parl, IN DiNf.li, known a. the Thoma. White
farm, i-ipg part oi lot numbered Tour ~ the third
raag- OF lIls ~ Mexico; also p'~r~ u plain hnd
.iu,Ied N DiN6-li a6fesad, hing uppr the
.onih II the rad s,ding from DiNhsld Village 10
The hrilge over webb. River nrtr the buiing'
ON aid farm. ard murigiged b, l.snc ;. Town
send AMI SAMUEL ~ Town.@nd 10 lsaic Randall.
the teulh day II Apdl, \. ID. 1851, anl recorded
with ihs Osfprl Records, h'ok li3, plge l~6, 10
secure the payment ~ niue hui,drri anil hny DOT.
l. anI iaterr.i, 10 which record fsierrnc, - hal
fYr a uipre particular dr.sripiipu.
JOHN JACKSON, Drputy Sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-14

The lates, definition Of popular sovereign
ty. as declared in the passage Of the Lc-
compton bin is thata slave State may come in
with any amoun, Of population but that u
irry State must not come in with less than
the representative ratio. This Is now the
democratic doctrine. promulgated at the
White House. and assentcd 70 by the demo-
cratic MATURITY in both branchc. o: Congress.
We shall sc how the people will take Il.
lpro,ileucc Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-14
SHERIFF'S SALE.

ONsoEn, ss.--ipril l1lh, 1855.
TAKEN On execution, ani uni"ss previously re.
\ decm- viii b. 'pll q, en- highest bidder ~
public au,t,nn on Tuf.di,. the hT,t day II JHnr
nest. At ~ o'clork IN The flrrnopn, NJ The Post
Office in Bethel. ~ slid C"nui,. sIi the right IN
rJuii, which rprA :. T. Isau.. h'i Dn ihr Iurh
~, Of M,,, 1851. the das ~hsu The SAN" wns At
t,rnsl "l tho Dtigipd wit, ~ redeem = certain
p,rre - m. gagged f-iI estate. hing on The north
side ~ The r,'i laaIior irpm li-'hrl lI'l a. the
Dspui. heirg The .sm" ihu,s .s'cfil-d IN nou-
.lgr decd there. from the .tti Eisvr'. o. ZINE.
No., purnhiu. dated irril 2ih. lsj7, sui rs"nu'.
~ suh pNf,rl R-.,rI.. lrlk Ili, rfEH B.. .-
fsu.1.r thereto Iar, Bal Zoo, Boz .... H... Dbl.
s.ip'ipl ihH,tI
- Ct r1'kr. ...r. -...T
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-14
shcrif's Sale,

ONrnup. w.-ipril i'lh, 1858.
T,AkEN ~ sN~cution. AMI url-.s nrrvi"n'ly ~.
Gcrurd. oiIl b. .pli b, pub'ir ar-t'af, "a
T1..da,. the 6r.t i,y 81 ~, ~. 81 II n'rl'ck
IN me f,ren,nn, 81 the Poet One, ir Bethel, ~
sid County. all the tight ,n rq',y Ci,fk Ed'
wird. n 81 nn M 9Th DAY ~ Joe. 4. ID. 1857,
~hen fh- ,tue ~. attached 90 he urgnil writ,
&, redeem crt'ail piece o. rrl rsil,r ,iry - the
west s,i- ofth- rIrin1p 81 Hathrl TN, hong ths
sane that - ds.rr,b- ~ m',ig1sr i~ri thereof,
irpm The st,I Eistrl. ~ rlu,tIy Chtpnta, IA.
iel Jnoe l1ih, 1857. sni rsc'risl With ONprd
Esc"rI.. box ~. pig" lO2, rrf-fe 'ce thereto
l-ing hi, Zoe in1re p,rticul,f desrriptirH.
u q. l.. BLAKE, Drpuiy Sheriff
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ShcIiT's Sale.

ONTOHD. IS.
4 AIKEN on execution. ard will be son by pablic
] auriinn, At my ohce N Porter. ~ .aii Coan-
~. 80 the twenty ainth day oi Ma, nsNi. at oas
uclork ~ the afternoon. all the tight b. eqai,y ~
redemption shch Jo-rph 4. lIulbirl hal the
time Il Was attached on the OFT g,nsl Nrit,l ~ ~.
dscmng certain parcel 81 lsnd With the buliiag,
thereon, situated ~ Potter Aforesaid, containing
shout iwraiy six acre. Of lanl, mpfe OF lee,
bo,nd.d On The po'ih by hni Of stephen Peaioe;
90 tho sr.t b, hui II Moses lluhis,ui ADD Jslin
Sargent. oa The south by hnd N Samuel Brooks
snd Tinplhy n Book, snd 80 The east b, the
rnad lr,d,sg Wy &. sawyer a. Warren y. stones
house. The above described property - osned
in Common and uad1dsi b, the .sid Joseph \.
Hubbard and SilI, r. llh'bari. and !. uadrr the
iprumh,aacr ~ mnitgsg. irom at Jbs~ph \.
Hulisul ADD sally 4. iluhinrl h. Rul~', =. Ma
a. fir on. hunin'l AMI On, dill,-.. AMI interest
thereon since the .svrnih day II February, 1884.
gro. q. STACY, Drpaly sheriff.
lortrr, April 10, 1855. ~
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TuE S,LT L,EE Mail. -, Louis, May
=. Tho weekly Salt lake mail, under the
new contract. lett 81. Joseph, No, on Sat.
uriay last, with eight hundred pounds Of
mail matter and several passengers. The
line connects at Sal, Lake with one for
shasta City, Cal. The service to Salt Lake
will be performed in twenty-five ay', and
thence to Shasta in twelve days.