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EUGENE AND THAT BARY.--The report in Paris
is, that, If the Empress Eugene gives birth to
daughter, the Emperor will repeal the Sale law
in order that his daughter may reign. We have
heard SO much talk of this coming sprg of royalty
that it would not surprise US II it were both boy
and girl. 1t is to be hoped, at an events, that
the long agony will soon be over, and then we shall
hear OF something else upon the arrival of eve nv
sreamer.-Rich DisDateL
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-09-10

Mr.. BUoHANAs.--It is said, the state of negotia.
tons at the Court of st. James is such that the
public interests will require the continuance of Mr.
Buchanan at London for longer time than he or
his friends in this country anticipated His con-
nexion with that mission win not, therefore ter
inmate at the time heretofore announced, the LIST
of October. It is presumed his detention has ref
erence to the Central American question.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-09-10

CAMDEN AND AMBoY-The two o'clock train on
Saturday from Philadelphia to New York. met with
an accident at Beverly from the breaking of the
axle Of the locomotive. The engineer, John Hol-
land, Of Camden, was killed, and the fireman was
badly, though not fatally, injured. One car was
somewhat damaged, and several we're thrown from
tho track
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-09-10

MURDER IN VERMoNT.-During an alteration at
Fletcher on Friday, between two men, named Chase
and Fulton, the former was stabbed and knocked
down by the latter, and died almost Immediately
afterwards. The quarrel was in reference to a
whipping which Fulton had administered to Chase's
son for taking melon from his garden
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-09-10
second Congressional District of Tennes-

George W.. Julian, Of Indiana, the Abolition
candidate for Vice President in 4s, in a letter TO
the National Era, says /" II (Know-N othngism)
must be watched, for II has Murdered The anti
slagery cause in Indiana, to an extent" &C.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-09-10

Mr.. Slas i. Burrows, of San Francisco, has re-
turned to that city after two years. travel in Chi
ma, where he witnessed the execution, under hor.
ribe circumstances, Of thirty-6ve hundred rebels,
who were taken prisoners by the imperial forces in
a battle near Canton in March last
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-09-10

FRESH ARRIVAL

nF Fine Gold and Silver Watches, Rich
" Cameo and Mosaic Jewelry lin sets, Gold
Guard, Vest Fob, and Chatalain Chains for gentle.
men and ladies' wear together with general variety
Of Jewery, Silver and Plated Ware, gold, silver.
steel and plated Spectacles and Eye Glasses &C.. de-
All Of which viii be disposed Of at reduced prices
ITO suit the times) Please call at 4ls Penn avenue
between az and 9th streets.
Sign Of the Large Spread Eagle"
acp 10 II a HOOD
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SARRATH SCHOOL

PIC MIC EXCURSION TO ARLINGTON.
VNHE sabbath school OF the 9TH street
u. Old School Presbyterian Church tIslnnd) intend
having an Excursion 10 Arlington, on Wednesday,
the 1zih inst, to start from 18th street bridge at
A. M. and II. NJ Tickets to be had at the boat
sep lO--2tA
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WANTS A SITUATION AS MANA

w ger Of Farm. Satisfactory recommenda-
tons can be given. Net particular 10 location A
letter addressed TO this office viii meet prompt at
tention. JOHN BULGER.
sep To- do wis
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-09-10

The widow Of the Inflated Professor Webster
has two Of her daughters married into the Dabney
family. Mr.. Dabuey Is an American, Of princely
fortune and manners, and Of great influence at
Eaval
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-09-10

ERRATuN.-The 9th Of June, in our issue o
the 9th, was improperly printed for the Tth
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-09-10

Whereupon, Atchison was declared duly elect
ed United States Senator for six years from the
4th of March last
If this statement be correct, it is very strange
that the St. Louis papers do not allude to it. or to
the assembling of the Legislature
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-09-10
NEW FURNITURE,

A LII persons about to furnish anew or to
IN make additions TO their furniture are invited TO
examine the stock in the store next TO Odd Fellows
Hall, Seventh street, which contains large assort-
ment of House Furnishing Goods, consisting Of
Cabinet and Cottage Furniture
Office Desks, Tables, and Chairs
Mattresses, of hair, husk, and cotton
0ilcloth, Carpeting, and Mating
Glass, China, and painted Tn-ware
Childrens Carriages, Basket, and Wooden-ware
Clocks, Mirrors, Toilet Sets &c.
The stock comprises large amount of furniture,
much OF ii costly and elegant and large additional
supplies will be received during the present month,
so that almost every taste can be suited.
sep l0-2awSw A. R0THWELL.
NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN
~ have the pleasure TO inform my friends and the
public that have Just opeaed new Goods for fall and
winter wear.
Cloths, Cassmeres, and Yestings Of the newest
and best styles in variety. Orders promptly filed.
Also, always on band, ready-made Clothing of SUI
perior quality, of my own make.
Furn shing and Fancy Goods, as fine Dress Shirts,
polka style, Neck Ties, Kid and other Gloves Under
Dress, with many other articles Of use and beauty
A. Ii. YOUNG,
Merchant Tailor and Clothier, under Browns
sep l0-3tnw2wif Hotel Penn ave
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INDEPENDENT POLICE.
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
AN THE ISLAND, Two neat two-story
" and at ic Frame Houses, containing seven rooms
each located on Tenth street. between Maryland av-
enue and street, will be sold low and on very ac-
commodatng terms.
Also in the northern part Of the city, between 1tb
and 18th streets, on l., Frame House with wide
passage For further information apply 10
JOHN b. WILLIAMSON,
No Ala 10th street, between g and II, or Shop,
sep Sims 18th at, bet. Pa. ave and Il Al.
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OLD CLOTHES.

DERsONS having cast off Clothing, stock
u Goods, &c, TO dispose u, will please address
Mr.. TAYLOR, 20 Louisiana avenue or box 81, Post
Office. sep 10 dim
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Mr.. ATcalsoS.--We published on Saturday, a
despatch from New York 10 the effect that Hon.
d. r. Atchison, Of Missouri, had been reelected
to the United States Senate. The Tribune of Sat
urday is before us, and il contains an extract from
the Jefferson, Missouri, Examiner, which states
that the Legislature convened week before last,
and proceeded on Wednesday, August 30, to bal
lot afresh for United States Senator to ill the
seat Of the Hon. David R. Atchison, whose term
expired on the Sd Of March last. We have no
return of the two first ballots, but the third and
fourth resulted as follows
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-09-10

LAND WARRANTS.
"E are paying the highest prices for
w Land Warrants.
sep Sim j. NJ. CLARKE a co,
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to an advertisement, it win be seen that Matthew
MARYLAND, Esq, who is attached to the Quartermas,
ter Generals office, has been missing since the I'd in
slant. Our country exchanges will confer favor
upon his family by stating the facts as set forth in
the advertisement
Major MARYLAND was formerly an eminent lawyer
OF Kentucky. His family relations were of the
most ahectionate character In letter he left for
bis family he says my mind is fully made up
with all the affection have for my family, and /
yield to no man in the pride that entertain yet
for their future good choose to depart"
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-09-10

groceries, &c. Flour and grain, also, have ex-
hibted great and universal dulIness, the first
named evidently receding from day TO day, while
grain Of all descriptions show some slight signs
OF .frmness over transactions making for the past
few days. Receipts for all descriptions have been
excessively light to-day, and the longer this is the
case the better chances are that the farmers win
obtain at least growing rates for their produce"
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-09-10

LIEUTENANT SINCLAIR, Of the United States
Navy, requests US 10 state that the paragraph
which appeared in the Organ a few days ago, fur
nished BY one of the Norfolk committee, in which
ne was represented as denouncing the conduct Of
Colonel Wright, Of the army, as cowardIy and in.
human, is erroneous. In letter to US he re-
marks
when arrived at Old Point, in the United
States steamer Engineer, with the remaining men,
bers Of the family of Commander Barron, and part
OF my own, the quarantine regulations already
established there, were enforced in my case. /
received no message of any lkindI whatever from
Colonel Wright or any other offlner of the garri.
son, Except from Lieutenant Dckerson, who
courteously offered me supplies,) nor did send
any card or message to Colonel Wright"
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TIL d N WILL b
Coal burning locomotives.

The public have been notified of several improve
ments in the structure Of the locomotive boiler and
furnace for the purpose of adapting them to
the more perfect combustion of bituminous coal so
as 20 fit them for use on passenger trains. No
such coal known 20 is fit for this use, in engines
Of the common FORM constructed for the burning Of
wood without some modification of the furnace and
draugbt for obviatiDg the nuisance of smoke, more
effectually than any experiment which we have
seen in practical use. We called attention some
weeks ago, to the experimental trial which was
made by modification of the old engine Lowell,
with worn out boiler, in transporting single
passenger car, with a number of gentlemen who
had been invited 70 witness the experiment. The
experiment successful in demonstrating all
that was expected from it, and it led to the imme-
date undertaking of the construction OF new
and first class express engine called the Helca which
we understand, will soon placed on the Boston and
Worcester road for testing, in satisfactory manner,
the principles Of the improvement OF which the
the first trial on locomotive was made on the
Lowell although it has been for some time past in
successful operation, in stationary engines.
Another form Of improvement, for attaining the
same object, is now under experiment on the Bos.
ton and Worcester road, and also on the New
York and New Haven road, which we hope to have
an opportunity as yet of observing and OF speak
ing of more particularly than we are able to do at
present. We have observed favorable account OF
the experiment on the New York and New Haven
road, which we should have copied for theIinforma-
ton of our readers, had not anticipated that we
should shortly be able to speak OF it from our own
observation, nearer home.
We are DESTROYS of seeing both improvements,
and all others for the same object fully tested, and
we trust that some of them will prove successful.
In the mean time it should be understood that the
two experiments to which we refer are on eutire-
y distinct principles, and that the experiments
which have been lately made on the Boston and
Lowell road,,ar made on the common wood burning
engine with comparatively slight ateration.-BOs-
ton Courier.
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SATURDAY MORNING, JULY IA.
~ Yesterday was cool aud pleasant day,
after the heavy rain Of the day previous

RIvER NEws.-The river was swelling slight
ly yesterday at this point. 1.-THE Shoals there
was quite riseon Thusday, from Harpeth and
Whites Creek, giving four feet scant water.
The DR.. Ro5ertson arrived Thursday evening,
and left yesterday.
The Monticello arrived yesterday morning
from Paducah, having made the trip hence to
Paducah and back in three days, with fifty
tons of freight, which they claim to be the
quickest trip ever made on this stage of water.
The Monticello is certainly an excellent craft,
and has the cleverest kind of officers. She
leaves this morning at s o'clock.
The Umpire was expected last evening, and
will doubtless be found in port this morning.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


LoUIsVILLs, July l3-noOn.
The river is stationary with six feet water IN the
canal.
The steamer Telegraph. No. ?, burned to the
guards this morning at New Albany. It's thought
that the hull viii be saved with slight damage.
She was owned by Capt Montgomery, and was not
insured.
PIrTSBuRG, July lS-noon.
The river is still falling, with nine feet water in
the channel.
NEw YORK, July lS-noon.
Stocks are frmer and money is easy. Exchange
is frmer.
Cotton is heavy. Flour is dull, with sales a
S8.75a9.50; market firm; Southern $ll. Wheat is
frm-Western white $3.50. Corn is firm at Gle.
Pork is firm, with an upward tendency. Lard is
dull and declining.
The North Star from Havre has arrived. She
left the same day the Pacific sailed from Liverpool
and brings no later war news.
Consul Fabens, implicated in the illibustering en-
terprise with Col. Kinney, has been missing from
the city for several days. 1t is supposed he is on
his way to join the expedition at some point fixed
upon by the projectors.
WASHINGTON, July 13-noon.
The Court Of Claims organized to-day. Some so
lawyers have complied with the rules regulating the
admission of practitioners before the Court
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GRAND AMERICAN RALLY!
Mass Meeting and Barbecue at MurfreesbOrou
on Thursday, 18th inst.

on Thursday, 10Th inst.
The American Party of Rutherford county will
give Free Barbecue in the vidnity of Murfrees-
boro, on the 10Th, to which they cordially invite
the citizens of this and surrounding counties to be
present. Many distinguished speakers have been
invited, and expected to be present, among
whom Maj A. J. DonelsOn, Gov. Neil s. Brown,
Gen. Zollicofer, Hon. John Bell, Gov. Campbell,
Col. J. G. Picket, L. NJ. Temple, Esq, Col. Stokes
and others.
The ladies are mostrespectluly invited to attend.
Come one, come all
Lewis Nancy Jas. II. Casteman, w. d. Bard,
Samuel Davis, Seth B. Settle, II. S Northcott, and
others, Committee Of Arrangements
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AMERICAN RALLY.
LET AIIERICANS RULE AMERICA"
A FREE BARBECUE

Will be given by the AMERICAN PARTY, in
Sumner county, on the FOURTEENTH of JULY
at GALLATIN. Ex-Gov n. s. Brown, Hon. A.
J. Doneson Hon. Jordan Stokes, J. g. Pickett
and L. NJ. Temple have been invited to address the
meeting. There will be glorious gathering.
"SAM" strikes at the enemy's strong hold
Committee of Arrangem0ets-M 5. Shillington,
Harry Smith, w. c. Moore, J. B. jameson, TEN.
Bell, f. T. Craig, E. B. Smith, David Chenault,
John F. Baber, NJ. K. Moore, B. T. johnson, JOS
Miller Jr July IL, 1855.
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RECEIPTS BY RIVER.


From The Books OF the Chamber OF Commerce.
PADUCAH-per Dr. Robertson.
700 bds paper, 447 do boards so kegs spikes,
22O bxs candles so hf do, 80 or do, 265 bbs whis-
ky, 200 doz buckets, 10 bgs Coffee throshers, 10
wheat fan :, lot iron, 400 pkgs mdse.
PADUCAH-per Monticello.
60 bdls spades 80 do picks 80 do crow bars,
60 axles, "a sheets copper 100 bds sheet iron, 80
do hoop iron, 295 kegs nails, 26 boxes glass, do
mdse.
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Public Speaking.

VIM. N. BMBo, Esq, will address the citi-
zens of Nashville and vicinity at the Court
House on next Saturday night, a: early candle
lighting, upon the points involved in the pres
ent Gubernatorial canvass.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Immense sale.


1t has long ceased fashionable to puf patent med
cnes, do any thing to enhance their SALE any
particular prejudice that has arisen in fhe public mind
against Them but simply from the worthessness Of nearly
all the great remedies crowded into the
casonaly medicine that possesses real merit is brought
into lghtone that really what it purports to be- OF
this Glass; soans preparations be ranked with safety,
for we have heard Of instance where his medicines have
been tried but that the fullest satisfaction has been given
and their immense will fully attest their popularity
Freeport Journal TIL.
See Sloan's advertisement in another column.
jy12-1w
1t would hardly do for any the emerity
adays question the excellence of Dr. Hoolnds German
Bers which prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson,
Of dyspepsia liver complaint and arrangement Of the dges-
tive organs their many virtues have long since been made
plainly apparent They purge from thestem the morbid
humors which retard their functions and bring
paeness the cheek md suffering the brow. They ban
ISL those clogs upon happiness and restore the system to
high health.
See advertisement. jy9-1m
SyPh Ills, ScrOfuIa and Diseased Blood.
For these terrific diseases Carriers Spanish Mixture the
only specific.
The proprieors have in their possession hun
dred certificates extraordinary effected by
1t.
We refer the certificate of Richard Adams late High
Sheriff Of Richmond Va; Edwin Burton, Commissioner Of
the Revenue for Richmond; General Welch, Of the Man,
moth Circus Dr. Hundy, Of Washington City; Mr.. VIM. A.
Matthews and G. B. Luck Esq., of Richmond, Va; Mr.. F..
Boyden, Exchange Hotel, Va and host of others, who
have of the description cured by Carte
Spanish MIXTURE They all certify that is the greatest pu-
rifer Of the blood known.
- See advertisement in another column.
jel-1m
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TO TJE PUBLIC
Of I h e Unite sta tes,

"A N advertisement Of Mr. UDOLPH0 WOLFE, lately pub
lshed as suppose, intended for the protection Of
schiedam schnapps against counereers has under
my observation and being engaged the manufacture Of
SchiedAm Schnspps let il pass without notice
through this medium might be considered among those
he denomnates "PirteS and TENDERS Of Poison" bat
the immense patronage and that has atteaded the
sale OF the article manufactured by and the opinion Of
competent judges 10 its qualities beverage and
medicinal virtues precudes the possibility Of the idea that
1 am Included among those he designs - impugn. No
doubt &c feels asgeved az the depreciation Of the Of
his Sehnapps, which Is manifest 70 ALL since mine has been
brought into competition with his Net only succeed
ed In competing with him in quality but the constant and
increasing demand for article, has enabled furnish
IL at less price than he dOes-say 81 in the Dozen
And furhe rmore, he will become satisfied that his eau
ton 10 the citizens OF the southern and Western saes
viii avail him nothing far as concerned, for the
character Of my Schedam Sehnapps well established
in those States TO be injured by any such inVdous publ
cation The motive Of his advertisement obvious to every
and feeling well satisfied that all such missiles thrown
at me by him viii fall harmless at my feet, here for
TIE satisfaction Of the public, publish copy OF my Patent
Right entered in the southern District Oh New YORK on
the 2S,h Of December, ls64
Copy Of Patent Right
SOUTHERN DISTRICT or NEW YORK., SIS
Be 1t remembered That the tWenty-eghh day Of De-
cember, Ammo Domin 1884, Barnard L. simpson Of the
said District hath deposited in this once the title print
wit: Barnard l.. simpsons Aromatic schiedam Juniper
Schnapps superior Tonic Anti. Dspeptic Inyigoranr
Cordial the right whereof he claims author and pro-
Prieor, Ia conformity with act Of Congress- entitled
An Act 10 amend the several Acts respecting copy rghs
GEO. W MORTON,
Clerk Of the Southern District Of New YORK
And take pleasure on this occasion to tender my sincere
thanks the public IN general and ny In particu-
me from my commencement Of this enterprise and assure
them that shall continue 10 provide them always with
genuine and superior article Of Sehiedum schnspps
E6-d3m BARNARD L. SIMPSON.
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flHIs eiegsas HocEe, heated On Sh Avenue, The most
tashloaAsie pronenade IN America Is eonnned upon
TIE kuAorAAN fAN, sihoat Eny eA1ngs % that beaa-
thai iafatias Or ne style 81 ksrppg, vbh has hzen
mwuh approved ~ 10 patrons II cssfains npArurts A.
4ss o. sings ssaemsn, superior 70 aay ether hotel ia
the codatry q
The patronage q The pablo {, respectfully solieised
Albert CLARK. Proprietor.
NeH York, MAY "a, is55. nyss-eodsw
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LIST OF APPOINTMENTS

The undersigned have agreed upon the list APP
poiutments, candidates for Governor In making
the appointments they have been compelled several
counties, for the want OF time, which they much
graed to visit, but il is impossible for them do go
ANDREW JOHNSON,
MEREDITH p. GENTRY.
Nashville, April s. 1855
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MILITARY ORGANIz. ToN.-The young men
of the city belonging to the American party,
met on Wednesday evening for the purpose of
forming a permanent organization of a mill
tary company. The following officers were
-,
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FURNITURE! FURNITUREI!

A No. IS Union street, Ira II. Nor
n toms old stand, is a large and well - M <<K',e
selected assortment OF Furniture, - -
which will be sold st extre mely low prices -
for cash.
Those wishing any thing IN the Furniture Inc viii do
well 10 call immediately directed to close ont the
concern forthwith, which will do, though be for
LtSs Than COST. 10. W. BELL, Agent.
je30-n
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REDUCED PRICES.

GENTLEMENs FURNISHING AND FANCY GOODS.
the season is advanced and wish to make for
n fall purchase we will sell present stock at
duced prices consists of Shirts, Underwear every vari
ety. Gloves halhcse Cravats Stocks Umbrellas Canes,
Combs Brushes Fans fresh and choice lot of Perumery
Hair Oils &c. Also few best sole leather Trunks Carpet
Bags, &C. together with many other artcesa Of which
we will sell at low rates. ljy3l J. IL. McGILL.
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~ Rev. G. W. Eaton, d. D., of Hamilton,
n. Y, viii preach in the LIST Baptist church
of this city tomorrow morning. Sunday
commencing at lOb O'Clock
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NOTICE.

HAVE this day sold my entire interest in the firm Of
4 BEN. NJ. NOEL CO., to I. O. BURGE, who, and A.
TYLER are alone authorized to the of the firm in
liquidation, &C. The business will be continued by them at
abe old stand, under the style of 7. c. BURGE co.
solicit for them continuance Of the patronage literally
bestowed on the old firm. BEN. NJ. NOEL.
Nashville, June 8, 1855.