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A VALUABLE FAMILY MEDIcINK.-E0
celebrated has Dr. M'Laue's vermifuge become,
that Il 10 regarded the only specific for worms
Families should never be without supply Of It. AZ
some and frequently fatal among children. parents
should be wstchful; and on the hrst appsarsses Of
presence at once apply this powerful and eficssous
remedy. We are confident that IL emily requires
trial. convince ali that II richly merits the praises
that have been avished upon 1t is safe and ipaI.
lible. Volumes of certificates can be produced,
showing its great medical virtues. - 8
q P. S.@Tbe above vsiuabfe remedy, ALSO Dr.. he
Lanes Liver Pills. now be had at Ill rssDeetse
BILE DRUG Stores In this city. a&o
- Purchasers will please be careful % aak 1or,
and take mono bat DR.. MLANE'1 VEkMlHU0E.
All Others in comparison. are worthless.
h-dGe1~ ..e.1ss, s5se@f fsssF 81 II
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NOTlCE.-Having qualified as Execu-
AN tiix Of the las. VIII and Testament of my late
husband, WILLIAM WALLACE, l hereby give notice
to all persons indebted TO his Estate at to make
payment of their debts and those having claims
sgainst the Estate, requested to present their
claims at orce to me for payment
CATHERINE WALLACE,
Executrix of the last Will ard Testament of
NH let William Wallace dec,d
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A TENCION AMANTES DE LOS PU
"A ROS DE HABANA.-SEVENTEE NEH
BRANDS OF H4T-4NA CIGARS-WARR4NT
ED GENUINE.
The subscriber has just received another large lot
of Havana Cigars, embracing seventee en- new brands
never before seen in this city, all of which are of
fsled on the most reasonable terms.
A few of those highly celebrated CABANAS Prize
Medal Cigars, are left.
CHARLES RICHARDSON,
No. 4 under Exchange Hotel.
NH 2 Richmond Va
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Mr. Abishsi Eddy, Revolutionary soldier, died d
stsupton, Mass, on the 2eth uit., aged 90 years,
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SrsIcr CorsrRucTrorrsT.-A young man was
frequently cautioned BY his father to vote for
measures, not men," He promised TO do 90, and
soon after received bonus to vote for Mr.. Peck
His father. astonished st his voting for man be
deemed Objectionable, inquired bis reason for
voting %. "SureIy, father" said the youth, "you
told me to vote for measures, and II Peck Il not q
measure, don't know whist IT,"
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~ store great many Berege de LANES. Chally
Bereges, Chalys &C, which, in order to reduce our
stock before receiving new goods will sell very
low The ladies are requested to call and examine
them. G, & H. HART
NH 63 Main street,
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The New York and Virginia Coal and Iron Com
pany Is association recently formed for the pur-
pose of constructing works to manufacture iron =
Their lands lie In Augusta county, Va, possessing
il Is said extensive beds of coal and iron, and sit
uated about It's miles from Baltimore, 140 from
Alexandria, and 160 from Richmond. They repre-
sent their ability to supply the market at $50 per
ton while the cost to the company will be only SIS
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THE UsuRY LAWS OF NEW YoRK-The Judi
ciary Committee of the New York Assembly, have
made report in favor of the repeal of the existing
Usury Laws n
"Your Committee, therefore, have come to the
conclusion that the usury laws of this State should
be so amended and modified as to allow the money
lender to recover the amount loaned, with interest
at the rate of seven per cent That any person Of
whom greater per cent. shall be taken be allowed
to bring action in the Supreme Court to recover
the excess, and allowing the prevailing party In
such action costs of suit. That, whenever the
defence of usury shall be established on the trial of
cause the defendant shall be entitled to costs and
to set eff the of interest against the plain.
have prepared bin, which they 6ereuith submit,
and recommend its passage
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REMOVAL REMOV DRY
~ GOODS! DRY GOODS II respectfully in.
form my friends and customers and the public in
ersl that have removed to No. IS Main street. four
doors abeve the Market Bridge.
fs 26-2w* HENRY BROWN
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BURNT TO DEATH.-Mrs. Ann Dolan got intoxi.
Gated in New Orleans ON the 2sh ut, fell into the
fire and burnt to death. On the next day, Mrs
Martin, residing in the same city, had occasion to
years old, alone in the house. She was gone but
short time and on returning found her bed almost
entirely destroyed by fire, and the flames spread-
ing around the room. She went energetically to
work and put the fire out, and then, upon looking
about for her child, found him lying on the floor
under the bed, dead, his clothes all burnt off, and
his little body burnt brown all over.
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TIL o MAS w. KEES EE,
AUCTIONEER,

OFFICE WITH GEORGE J. SUMNER,
No. 90 PEARL STREET,
Will attend to the sale of Real Estate, and every
description of Merchandise Household Furniture,
&c Also-To Renting out Houses, Collecting, sc.
NH .-
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WILD P1GEoNa-The Fredericksburg Herald has
something about wild pigeons. which may carry
more joy 10 the souls of sportsmen than any new,
Of which journalists take note. 1t Is to the effec,
that the forests In some portions Of spottsylvanis
county are literally alive with these swift winged
visitors
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THE EMPEROR EApoLEoN.--A Paris letter, allu-
ding to the rumor that Louis Napoleon is going to
the Crimea, says:
Admiral Hamelin was consulted as to the time
the voyage out and back would occupy. Although
the ministers have unanimously disapproved of 1t,
the Emperor has not yet ntnated that be has aban-
doned bis determination. At diplomatic dinner
given yesterday by NJ, Drouyn de rHuys, the con-
versaion turned almost entirely on the Emperor
pre- posed voyage; and some of the Ministers pre-.
sent seemed still to doubt If the plan had been
abandoned as they had received no express Init.
n,ation to that effect from the Emperor hiraself
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A VAL ABLE JAMES RIVER

FAKM FUK SALE, IN HENKICU COUNTY.
wish to sell privately my Farm, called LILLY VAL.
LEY: SAD Farm lies six miles below Richmond,
Cox, the farm called Wilton &C. Said land lies re.
maIkably well for farming purposes and is in
neh state OF cultivation, containing 3S4 The
gweiilng House is new, containing four rooms -
Ihere are good Barns. Steb,es, and all necessary
out-houses There is excellent water the house
and an abundance of springs
To those who wish to purchase, l would sey, that
rarely such chance presents Itself The location s
hea!:hyi the society good, and the lands are very
fertile.
The subscriber will take pleasure in showing the
land to spy persons wishing to purchase.
ja23-tf B. o. AKIN. Heprico County.
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RICHM0HD, VA.
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH o lass

POLITICAL. MOVEMENTS IN NEW HAMpsHrsr
The antiadministratiou convention which assem.
bied at Concord on Tuesday last 10 said to have
been the largest political gathering that has been
seen In the capital Of the Granite State since the
days OF Tippecsuoe and Tyler too. No less than
5000 persons were present. The opponents of the
administration are sanguine of a complete tri-
umph on Tuesday next; but as Tippecanoe and
Tyler too were badly beaten In New Hampshire,
Notwithstanding the immense enthusiasm which
had previously prevailed, the result now cannot
be ioretold with any accuracy. The election is
one that involves more important results than any
that has taken place since the adoption of the
State constitution. Besides the annual election Of
Governor, Railrot1 Commissioner, State Legis.
lature and County officers, and the choice of the
delegation to Congress, both seats in the United
States Senate are vacant, owing to the death of
Mr.. Atherton, and the expiration of the term of
the late Mr.. Norris, temporarily occupied by Mr.
Wells. and will have to be filled by the new Le
gisature. The administration party are of course
making powerful efforts, and will leave no stone
| unturned to carry the State. If New Hampshire
should go against the Democrats, twill be regard
ed as a reputation of the President. Thus 1t will
be seen why the election in the Granite State is
looked forward to with intense interest," by men
of allpo'itical parties
NAvAL.-The Norfolk Beacon states that the
Constructor at the Gosport Navy Yard, after eX-
aminine the u. S. sloop-of-war Jamestown, has
reported her sound.
The U. s. brig Bainbridge, which sailed from
New York on the 18th of February fer the Brazil
station, was caught in terrific gale on the 2lst OF
February off the Bermudas, and came near being
lost To save the vessel from laundering, her
guns and anchors were thrown overheard She
returned to Norfolk to reft, and was towed up to
the navy yard on Tuesday.
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Sn BBLS. very superior highly favored
cO Boston RUM; FOR sale by
WINES. BKANDIES and other LII
W QUORS-some very inc and old; for sale by
mh 8 DUDLEY l. CO.. y Main ct.
SPARKLING CHAMPAGNE CIDER,
~ Porter and Ale; for sale BY
NH 9 DUDLEY CO u Main ct.
Cl0 BXS. Adamantine CANDLES; 100
wv bxs. Mitchelps Patent do, now laoding
and for sale by RAWLINGS g. MILLER
mn Cor. Pearl and Cary SITS.
HIBBERT'S LONDON PORTE R
Just landed and for sale by
RAWLINGS l. MILLER
mao Cor. Pearl aud Cary sts.
OLD sAZARAC BRANDY-The finest
- article imported; for sale by
.. RAWLINGS MILLER,
mho Cor Pesrl and Cary SITS.
iLVER FORKS, Dinner, Breakfast and
dessert sizes; Silver, Table and Tea Spoons;
PIosp Ladies'; Sugar Spoons; Sauce Spoons; Oyster
ladies' Fish Knives; Pickle Knives and Forks: But
'et haiPes; Fruit Knives &c; for s,le by
mhs GEkhET & JAMES, Easfe souars.
RuORs.-20 half pip-s French Bran
a.. EXILE 10 sishth pipes do. do; 50 bbis Apple Bran
nb "'is' ''a family Eye Wh'sksy for sale BY
CHAs 7. WokTHAM L co.
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AGENTS for the $ American Organ

Agents for the s. American OTgans
Ropgar HUNTER, Alexandria, w.
ALyRED LswEILiN, Richmond, Virginia.
WI. WILIiAns, Temperance Temple, Gay street
Baltimore, Maryland. .o
JOHN p. HILfoN (assisted by D. W BAILEY os ana
al Walnut street. CincinnatD IS our agent ior Oin-
cinnati and other cities in the west !.
" PAL.nn, the American NswspsRsr p AgenNs Nss
YSorn and Pbilsdslpha, and is duly empowered
% take advsrtssmsnt. and snbsc,Pohhs & q - ,a1s S
I'd as payments His Offices are-Boston, Soo,- s.,
lays Building; New York, Tribune BGldngs fni-
sdephin northwest corner Third and Chestnut snc e
AZ d. CnALoNsR, Burlington, IN. Jal agent Ior
the American Organ" for the State q view 'As1ps'
M. j. BuaNs, Portsmouth, Virginia.
QEoaaR H. PEYroN, Fredericksburg, va
j. @. MoRaAN, New Orleans.
6. CLoUaH, State OF Rhode Island.
D.S. You've, Stauntoh, Va.
LAY d BnorHrRs, No. rs South Fourth st., Philar
delpha, are authorised TO obtain subscriptions for the
American Organ. e
ID. r. BurLER for Wilmington, Delaware.
r. W. WARDEN, Esq, is our authorized agent 70
procure subscribers in any part OF Virginia.
JoHs RIaeIs, Esq. of st. Louis. Is our authorized
ageutto procure subscribers in Mlssour-
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m GENERAL INFORMATION.
Aimanoe for the City ef Washington.
TIME DAv
5un risss......... % Length Of day j.. IA ~
New moon lath. e.2I M n. changes %, ii.ss pm.

New moon IAN. .grA.M N. changes %, ii.ssP Pm.
TRAvEr.
For Baifiasore
4 Z: E = ki1''p' sunday on which day 'As isaTs
Eov Alersmdria.
The Washington and Alexandria boat leaves
Pages Wharf, Seventh street. hourly. Fare ave eta
For Rockville.
Ths slAge leaves every morning at O'Clock. Faro
u. Once. corner Of d and sth streets.
For Upper Marlboro.
u 80. 0mos, noEshwsst corner Il b and sih sss.
Fer 0ordonsvilis.
Tho cara leave Alexandria daily, a ~ o'clock Spy
0ordcnsville and intcrmedate places.
For Richm0nd.
The boat leaves the wharf ~ the terminus of 18th
street daily At A. h, and o'clock, 7. NJ Fare
The stage leaves Tuesday, Thursday, and sssur.
day. Office, United States hctsl.
California Ske0mcvs.
The regular mail steamers leave New York on the
9th and Goth Of each month. Psss0ns dssirous II
wsae W. sS .nS em this city should mail hsr letters on
The Post O0gce.
The Northern and Eastern Mail 10 epsasd q 8
Sslscs ca a. M and half paat1 p NJ CLOSES sX r
The Great Southern Mail ia opsneo a sA n. and
closes stsP H. The Southern NAH, q fsr south ss
Wii%ngton. NSrth Carolina arrives Il ham PAsss r,
The xosthwssserp Mall is opena. half past p. NJ.
The Wssssrn NAH ! opsu .. O'Clock A. n, Gloss.
The Norfolt Man arrives .. II o'clock p. NJ, slo.e.
at p. A., daily, excspt sundays.
"a ~: ,s.C California a. direst closes hsrs on the Cd
Wsrrenton Mail arrives az IL A. n. closex st 10
A. M n
10 W.Issssss Z e sss sgse' arrives At Il ~ clos. at
Rssss Of Ponogs.
Each halfounce, under 5000 miles. prepaid, cents
Eseh NM ounos. ovsrs,ooo miles. prepaid, scents |;
unpaid, 10 cents.
Al printed matssr in xsneral--anywhsrs in The
Each subsesuent ounce cent.
Il nos prepaid, double thsus rates.
Ssv.,A,..s AsD P.nosso2.-p.id as.r.4r,y. in
advance: ~ :
First three ouaess- X cent
Each sutssquent ounce ny cent
wisrs pabHsSsd sasssS 4 Is above " rssss az osi and
weekly p,gsn n ths county whsrs pubiishsx ftss:
neathly or ofsnsr, vAsn ssot in paekagss vsishinr
st least On, prepsid, cent per on
r. rAsrnLr" Of Is octave pssss or lsss, y cent an
Beo1. bound or unbound. weighing no, nsr. than
pounds, may Be ssnt BY mail for sssh %, e FOL
oss4 ons.' ''see miles p.s:p.ia en-. Unpaid, y, :. s
Ersetions over single rats arc oharssd . on
Periodicals, in the sense used shove arc publios
tons issued ence In three months. or ohsner"
SAILING OF THE OCEAN aTRA A MERs.
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aArainst the insidious wiles Of foreign infuence-
con;nre you 70 believe me, feowcitizens- Jeal
oasy of free people ought 70 Pc constantly awaio
amsncs ID one of the most baneful foes OF republican
goyernmentr -- Washington. lu. 4
aT hope we may find some means, IN future. ',. q
shielding ourselves from foreign innaehce, pnad
can scarcely withhold myself from joining II the the
wish 81 Slas Dean that there were an ocean oi nre
hetween this and the old world '"--Js sterson.
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MORE Bounty Land 90 ali who served
w ln any war. siDcs iTrc, whesbsr 80 officers,
snldiers, ssilors. m.rtne-, landsmea. ehaplsins,
cisrks lsdans wsgsu-usssisrs tsssns.sr- (or their
wdsws az nipor chi dvn ~ ~ have not yet rvosved
ial leo scFs. and who have been in service a. days,
ell Do vel - wriis H. po-t r@ld and thcir Land
Warrant vii b. ssni 70 thssn, and M charge ifnot
obtAined.
Addrse., % call %
LLOYD CO, cixim Agsns.,
oppoeits The Treasury, Washington, ID. O.
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~ Thos. Il. Jacobs isagcnt for the Ameri-
can Organ In The Fifth, Sixth, and Seventh wards.
All persons who wish 10 become subscribers win
leave their addresses at J. r. Bates drug store,
Navyyard; or at o. Boswelrs drug store, corner Of
Seventh street and Virginia avenue, Island at tho
Office Of the American Organ.
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THE DAILY AMERICAN ORGAN

Is published every afternoon, (eIcept Sunday at
tha corner of Louisiana avenue and Tenth street. and
"a delivered 70 city subscribers payable 10 the car
riers) at 10 cents per week. Single copies, cents
Mail subscribers, % 90 per annum, or " DO for
slx months, always in advance. M 2a .s
fr RATEs or ADyERTIBING.
Five lines or less insertion, 25 cents each ad
ditional line, 5 cents.
Each additional insertion, half Of the above rates.
Displayed advertisements charged by solid mea-
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i and Ion ssrrsss have irss r.csivsd large ss-
sortnent ~ Cioths, Css~imevx and Ne~nnG, which
they will have ~ade ap ~ orsf In ths meet hshion-
shls styles.
Cooking which thsy VIII s~f a. chs~p ss any other
ssssbishmsns In De unit>1 sat~s aest
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THE WEEKLY AMERICAN ORGAN
u published every Saturday, on the following

copy, on. year. 80 90 ! copy, months y 90 90
copes. one year. s 90 copies, months g w
10 copies, one year 10 90 10 copies, months. w
tJ- Payments always in advance.
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Ten cents per line for each insertion.
.scv- All communications on business connected
with this paper must be directed 70 the Amsrsodn
-, Ali adyertisemonts for the Organ" should
he handed into the Office before twelve o'clock, NJ, Of
che day Of publication. s
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RRIGGs, HALL n CO., Engineers and
- Vsnsrsl Machinists, corner Of Virginia avenue
and Ninth street west wsshinrton District OF 90
inmbia nor Is--Iy
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~ John 3. Waugh having taken the
agency Of the American Organ" in Georgetown,
win hereafter serve subscribers. Any persons wish
ing 10 subsarber by leaving their address al welch
or Dr. Linthicums, or at his residence, No 81 Bridge
street. viii be attended to. Those who are indebted
to our former agent win settle only with the susscr
Der. JS WAUGH
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nFFfCERs, soldiers, Sailors, Marines,
" Lapdsmen, Flotiila men, Chaplsins, Clerks,
Indians, wsgon-masters, aud Tcafnstsrs, (tbcir
widows minor chdren,) who have not yea reoeived
fail leo servs and who have been In service IA days
are entitled ~ land ~ any war since i7e0
Widows, whose husbands aisd while in service,
ara cntitlsd v pcnsions and minor orphans of such
~ years haifp.y. All who bsiisv. themselves en-.
titled V Land-bouniy, and Pensions. viii BE- bene-
atsd by cslinr on The suhscb~r either In person 90
BY letter. po-tp~d corpsr ~ Tth and strcet-, No.
ssf, opposite Gtnersl Pest Ofhc~.
Clsimx from sFrpts sx.missd and pro~ecuted upon
The taost rsasoRabie terms.
tAinef
tsr Rsftrs 70 the eitaens generally.
ApeciAl attsusion riven 10 saspsnd~d claims.
mo JOHNSON,
spis-iy Agsn, &c Rounty Land Pensions.
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REFRIGERATORs.

4 LII who are looking for Refrigcysitors
a are invited TO call and examine large assort-
ment have just received, They are believed by all
duced in Washington city ans81
= We have good assortment Of Iron Bedsteads and
Childrens Gigs, which we will cell very low.
IN. WIGHT,
Lsuisisna avenue, oppcsss the Bsnx Of wsshineton.
dec k--sm
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~ Persons residing in the I'd or lth
wards who desire 10 become subscribcrs 20 the Daily
or Weekly American Organ, will leave their nsn,rs
and number Of residence at either Of tbs following
places, viz: Adamson's Book and Periodical Stops
Seventh street. opposite the Post Once Rvans's
Drug Store, corner Of Seventh and l. or r. Paype's
Drug Store, corner Of Fourth and Massachusetts
avenue r. w. BATES AQeu4.
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~ PERSONS residing in the First and
Second wards desiring 70 subscribe TO the "AHzar-
oAs ORaAs," will leave their pames at William q.
Hiltons, Agent, No. ss5, Eleventh street. between
and and At Mr.. Csrrolrs shoe store No. lit Penn
sylvsnia svenus, between Twentieth and Twenty
irst stseet kfea ltif 'UR NOV "a
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DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING.

...| Mhs. .. v. JUHNSTON
Twelfth street. south OF Pennsylvania avenue (neri
door TO Squire Clark's Magistrates ofioeD
at Mrs. Bangs's.
She win cut and bssts, out Innings and Patterns
den l-ly EtH
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HAMILTON g. FAINT,
Banker and Dealer In Exchange ntocks,
No ss r.s.ylv.si. $':; .r.sss nue. w..slsres, D. Q
nor ls-1y
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JOSEPH C. @. KENNEDY,
s#&t LATE or rHn CErsus ovTIcn
Prosecutes Claims before Congress and the Depart
0fce, corner Tenth street snd PennsyIvanis avenue
over the Savings Bank. !.
dec E-Iy NT& Ri zoos $50 # a.# lEf
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The many thousands Of the most desperate case
cured At this Institution within the last twelve years
and the numerous important Surgical Operation
performed by DIR. johnson, witnessed by the report
ers Of the papers, and many other persons notices
which have appeared again and again before the pull
lie, besidss his standing genllsDida of c1drdcte
and responsibiiityis sufficient guarantee to the a
hicted. ErH
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