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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-07
FRAIYIM C0UNTY prRECTORY,

CtzcUrr Co0nr meets the let Monta - In Febru-
ery and AuGust-may st three woeks.
ConNou PLsAs CoURr n ets iH Mondayst In jan
uary, April. Jaly and 0ctnbsr-may cit weeks.
connlssIoHsRs Counr meets LIST Mondays q
June, septsnoef. December and Aarch-may sn
six days sach ume.
County oefIcers.
F.R. a. ysssr, Rep a 1855
Noah Millef, a. 1856
yess =. Jo1sses, clsrk. Reb 1880
We. ssss1tS; fssss.--,r. :. xsa Ss. 'sss 'sss
ysna z ouiek, Asditor, j" Mar ss59
nodln 0>oeu, Hec0rter, |" Oct 1850
John D9UIoy Coroner. ." Oct 1856
CouHry Commlsss0HBas:-J J. II. Faurot. Eimer
nyatt Simpson calfes. time expires October,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-07

RoYH1rs am 1Y1DoUs-
5ust fece.vod . sFvai vsfisty offashienxbie
ooaness snd ribbons st No.. Commercial ko~ ,by
LlNCk q FAk1UHAk.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-27
Observation-Disclosures
BY The Natlonall1ine.
rgLsoRAPa9OY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
pAltPnln AnNIDRNr.

MpL1oS, n. Y, June 23,--The tains OF the lsst
few days have caused immense land slides about
thtee miles above this place, covering The ttack
10 The depth Of 9 feel, The through tain 10 Joy
from Niagara with about 90 passeRget', was sud
denly thought 10 halt, the locomotive leaped the
pile Of eutthas struck, turned completely over,
and lighted itself In The Canal. The engineer,
fireman and PASSENGER were carried WIN the 10.
was btokeR and HE baggage master had bis hand
badly uaSllel, rte passenger car jammed in
dSai0st the baggage car, breaking the platform,
but With The exception Of q lew bruises, the PAS
seNgeis escaped uninlated, Had not The coupling
broke the cars would have gone into The Canal,
and The result would have been fatal to all.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-27
KInNAPplNn.

DosroV, June 23th-I'he Icyenue cuItet Camp.
bell anchoteI on Holmes Hole on Sunday having
in charge The British bts buffalo, from Now York
to Alipmichi, Nova Scotia. The cutter fell 10
with the brig aud puaLsr Of Gelmans on board
appealed 10 them Iof protection, stating that they
we're engaged to work on railroad In Nova Sco'
tia but suspected they wete IN teaIisy designed tot
The British service in The Cdmea. The cutter Lle.
lAiupd tic Utsg until legal Investigation will "
made
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-27

L,So wAaS4Srs.-we invite attention to the
c,tl ofNesn. Joux N. Ct,RxE& Co., Of Wash.
inSon City, AMI cordially commend tlrrm 10 all
retsans who wish to dispose Of Land Warrants to
Tue best advantage; ct WHO have claims against
The Government which they wish 10 hare adjusted
In prompt and satisfactory manner. Mt. John
N, Cllrte is personally kaoWn 10 many Of out
citizens as yetY active, responsible business gen.
tlsn1a, and we feel ussuIed that any business with
which our relletS may entusI him, will be attend.
to in The most tatishctotYmannet
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-27
top{NPSR TnEATv.

W4slnSGroS, June 23.--'rhs Navy Department
hos received official intelligence which has pto.
iucej the conviction lLat the POrPJsc is lost, TO-
yetheE with het 0fICtrS md Ctew.
Commander Adams has Arrived, bringing let.
let and the tnllisd treaty betw<en Japan and the
United States.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-27

BoDY ForSu.-Tle body Of George McAte
W4s found on the Virginia shore, opposite Hen.
neIha0elt's Island, one DAY last week. Coroner
Hutchinson held an inquest oyet the body and the
ia1y gave verdict Of death by downing. De.
ceased had watch and some little money on his
reHOn, Int had erHsnily been tltownel some
time. tte was known by several Of our citizsBsi
iisaid 10 have worked on tile Ilalt. & Ohio Rail
Road. ami has bIothtr residing Ia the neighbor'
hool Of Pdw.paw, llotgah County, Va.
ANOuEa, --Cotonet Hutchinson held another
inquest, on last Thursday, over The body Of man
as his III c ceUoy v SS s u he at, DesS
tom downing, Apparently, the corpse hal been
In the valet tor long time, Nothing was found
upon lie FetsOA Of the deceased, but key, q
Comb and letter, supposed to have been written
~ AswvlIs, datel At West Columbia and signed
kllza Jaas IINE--P4rE, Gas.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-27

i he eIltot Of Tie Times expects 10 make a
roint ssaiast US BY REPRESENTING that we dIseout.
nc the heqlent speaking 10 tetms Of praise Of
Wh.elo1 manufactures, lie shall not sacceed,--
We haze collected aal published about as much
u,,l,lles, concerning our manufactures as he has,
set,,inIy more eouect statistics Than no hos ever
rablbheJ, and Ssshouldn't wonder, as wOodettuI
IN may appeat II we knew Just about, ss
much atoat The manufactures Of Wheeling as he
Iloe,; and no rst.on has made II mote constant
rule 10 sps.k or them 10 tia high terms Of
nt,i,e which they dtsetys, than wo have. When
We ,pOke Of III, exagyetaIed Statistics, We spoke Of
the ,ct that no Is VIGOROUSLY reckless in putting
forth wlat he calls Statistics Of The tity--not What
L. call, liz siimalrt, bnl what he terms The actual
satisfies in Just 20 many OGuFes and factions
which Eenttally have 10 more foundation than his
ova Olaalstins guessing, 1'llste exaggetattous
nsy 10 rs momeHtavy service, GNt ultimately,
when tested by practical men, they DO uslaA0lte.
y mote Injury.
This IL xll1t we mean, when we spoke Of his
ey,eeeta.OnsOf the population, &C., Of this city,
aud every Intelligent reader .must understand US.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-27

RosroS, June 25.-g'he british big Buffalo re.
molus in charge ofthe Gutter al holmes Hole. :
The U. S Marshal has sent Officers 10 the city 10
Investigate the cOmplaintol he passengers who
aIleye They wete kidnapped IoI the Wat III The
Ctnea.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-27

IS7Estsuxo DroArE,-Thc following subject Is
p'op'sed TOT debate alta meeting Of society al
Rochester, n, Yi-"w6o hare The most to feah
'se@'iH'srta from frr, OF the iatsreI from the
tSrtiiag oCiOMIahce cc1npaniesl"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-27

We veta honotetl yesteMay with visit tom
on. friend GGoRoE y, pRES1lCE, The distinguished
e1aotof the tQsitsiltt Jostsal, who sojoutuel FOL
a lew bonts al The Spdss House, on lis way home
from Washington City. lie looks hearty and as
handsome pssyet
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-27

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PlrrssURGu, June 26.-Rivtt 10 feet inches,
falling. Wpathct clear and warm.
CuSclSSArr, June 2G-ltiver risen IL inches. =
Weather ShOWtry.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-27

Coyro1U, n. H., June 26,--Nr TapraO, Of The
House OF Representatives, gave notice to-day that
1t WuS his intention 10 InlE0duce personal IibtHy
Ian
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-27

NosvotR, June 96.-Bya fusion Of oil par
ties, tIuntet Wood, onti.Ameucon, was elected
mayor today. The test VI tie tickets ATE IN
Doubt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-27

NEw YoRK, June ?9.--A warrant was issued
fot Charles Stanley, secretary 10 tile BRITISH Con
sulDte, for enIisIng troops. lie aPpeaFsd aud
gaze bail,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-27

Tux e'iot Of the Times says tlat we say that
We saye,l out schools from Destruction, Well,
,basisa cool-Nboppst We supposed that we
wee included omOos these whom lie charged with
opposition to the public schools, we then simply
cited The fac', known many Of our citizens, that
when an etIUt was made 10 abolish these schools
We trots and published articles In llen defence.
wsdl moi even intimate that these articles did
any goodi we simply cited the fact uS evidence Of
out sentiments, and tllts he calls saying that we
''tat.d OUT schools (Iom destruction" wps any
mans language ever more perverted and fal'iasd
We make due allowance Tot him, howereG lie
reasons from himself. The f1ct that he whites any
thing, carties with |! the conviction, in his owl
lpi0l, that what he writes Is om1ipOIent
We ought, perhaps, to feel obliged 10 hun FOL
manlesllDs some disposition to share Tic glory o.
something with u.s. lle originated Tie schools, We
srs4lhem We VAIN him, hOweSer, not 10 be
tOo genetOOs, else lie may suddenly lind that ht
has yielded all Ills lhualet.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-27

Tux AruxSxus,-Mr Olosstotd informs us
Tia! he will positively open tile Atenaun on
Saturday, with good company
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-27
zAyE,vtl1r, Quo.

VI. J. b. lerI.rImihI- -.
Dear Str,- hrSo been afflicted OF three sears with
rheumatism In my bach, anu TOR M last SIX months not
able 10 got out ~ my bell without help, AID your agent ~
Out ctty insisted U lfyA! uLe hOlttG u Cllg FLu
LiMnent am Try what effect II wOud EaSeI AID Que hot
lie has relieved me much HAT was aho 10 get ult OIL
jusI Iry Il Tor luutsl aud you will he we'll pleased
MRS, u. COCHRAN,
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fhe lta, ef N.sn.RARtt..

+, y,brtbets wko 40 b6t ste eSrrtts potIte 10 he
.ootfIry 1te eOusldertd q Wfhl6s their sub.
II ,sbe Tie dito8IneA OF tAelf perl.
oit,, tb4 PablIsksr GS eohNas " sepd t6eG Unll all
" tersNA to tAtA theIt rerlodt.
- S,oS ne 0teS To heh they are dttetteJ, they are
S.5 %tsssponilb lief haYeSeled lie BILL and order ID
bt IItOetHosa, -
AlN The paFer4 are seat to the former
W Ms4s..t,6s. thky Alt kAld Hegp1Ra6le,
~ cogtiS have aeetdtd that Ielgans TO taka period
,,ot ~ Okla, OF (tdloFHg AID leaving lieu, Aeal
1St ia s,iml aeia eyl5erte Of laeHil0Nl fraud.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-27

CINCINNATI MANEET,
JuSE 81 Flour dull at 900. Whisky steady
at ~. Cheese 8. Provisions finn. Mess pork held
at Is. bacon shoulders 81, AMI sides o. Collie
llaIIl. Sugar .. Nolasses 81. Nultet dull al
l9lI3. PnlHs lard ID.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-27

h,rwsh Detiast Bsssa,, slskft, H. al Inc DtpAtt.
Hlerts Of State, Ladies' aud Genllsaeh In The highest
walks Of lie, a. well as those moving Ia The most humble
spheres elk Of the CUES on Themselves and ErleS By
THIS wOndeTful article. n Z
InppCUf Of what we 4aY ah0ye, We row refer Jou Ia
iinmptons Vegetable 1ineiatc, aud Its I'll,
IeCtS. 5s2
The wife OFT. Vs. YeakIe, Croker. IS Ptarlst, cured
q hsshSIlan Of tsht EeAfA Aahdbsi all olhet RENE
WIN 81 OLDHAM, tate Of Tie Custom llOuse, dwttltaa
No 70 Re ST. DIspesa great debility petnaaenlly
w. ASshaeHet, Esq, ops OF tue oldest passtraiesapd
most highly respectable eltlteRs, cured Vi gJta WeaktS9
aud Ie&l0td ~ robust Health.
jarrett PlunISt 1853 baltimore ST. suffered Iatehstly
6yelrS with hl l&el&e and HeICuTal rkeGna elTta
alter all other reM6uieS failed 70
Space Will not PEI ni 10 tane hundreds Of others, a.
Geo w GOodlleh. Capt TleS, . not RObt, Gallt, Jas.
Snlyih cured u TAeuNiatianI
JOhE PeFvail, s. A. 0FIhn, John Luke. Rev. " RSk.
ridge, Navy aud thousands oilers cured VI U5&ptp,
sIa, SerOtua, cough liver complaints, bronchitis saint
Yttns Dance, &c. We refer to OUT own cllzens-eaun
lNhl
90" ntlkae females IND children will please Tn H. II
cures coughs, bronchitis. Dyspepsia liver tOmpAhl
ScIUllia, With .ltTl nSeneHtS nl tue system
Call and get pamphlets gil tls. ag
For sale byf, II, Logna g. Coz Wheeling, eth'
oral asenta.
sod by N0R7tgER q. &oYARiH .tQ baltimore ST.,
III llus0Ie, AMI sol liIp5llNaJI u !,
IL4NPIlC6 ST :rer bottle ff
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-27
4 uRgAr VICTORY OVER ALI. NIllE&rS
i. B. VONDERSMITHS
Chaag Flu,
OR,
0hinasn I,iniment.

Many and Just objections 9Io made TO all the ordinary
inneus Ut tic day on account NJ theft offensive Anel,
and the uRSqlIy stains often lGIl upon The skin y won
derUl fact wiC has been verified to the establishment o.
the mos profound chemists, a the delight NJ lstld'Ous
patients Is that In addition In Its sITpTi.Ug curative t
iects il Is tia mot heaIihI cosmetic and agreeable Eet.
lue 10 any part Of the skin To- which u may be applied
ImpaIts y and nstur1l lhw which t1!ts lor many
dead al tho cNccd ard eh1VpeA appearance which y
common e&ult OF alnO ali 0Iler eTlIreS u1eN Tor lh1i
IITIVse. lleCt, every ladyS toilet Is supplied with y
who knows lis excellent QlicSln this 'esFect 10 Teas
lie It's agreeable OdOr yuu iced hut 0e one bnllle and
for yOurtclt.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-12
COUNTRY SEATS FOR sALEl
RON SaIe-A heautifuI country seat AN

UNOH Sale.--A Deautuul country seat ana
L fifteen acres OF land on the East river, twelve
miles from the City Hall, at reasonable price.
For Sale.-At Fishkl a short distance above the
landing mansion house. and over seventy acres OF
land, directly on the water.
For Sale.--Just above Tarrytown splendid coun-
try seat and 100 acres Of land directly the water
mansion, and one cottage the roads on the place
are all Macadamzed and the fences mostly iron the
view unsurpassed on the Hudson.
For Sale.--The spacious house formerly known as
the Walter Livingston place, on Staten Island, con-
tanning aoout twenty five acres Of land directly on
the ocean about five miles below Vanderbuts land
ing; the house has been much enlarged, but il has
been in keeping with the old mansion beautiful
beach and bathing, fruit &C.
For Sale.--At East Neck Huntingdon, on the Sound
"A farm OF sixty acres with large old frame house.
and splendid view, good fishing, fowling &c.
For Sale-A farm in westchester county Of over
two hundred acres about two miles in the interior
with good farm buildings, at farmers price.
ForSale-A good place at Stamford, on the Sound,
thirty-sx acres, fine gardens, choice fruits &c.
For Sale-An elegant mansion and porter's lodge,
and about fifteen acres Of land, located the Hnd
son, at Abbotsford. .ss
For Sale.--Two hundred acres near Cruton, two
miles from Hudson River Railroad, suitable for
market farm, good house and out buildings Price
$1,000.
For Sale--A superior old mansion and las acres
on the Hudson, opposite Hyde Park
For Sale--A large stone edfce near the Hudson,
little above Spuyten Duyvil in the vicinity Of Yon
kers, with 81 acres OF land.
For Saie.--A Gothic Cottage and 81 acres on the
south side Of Staten Island, beautifully improved.
For Sale.--In Columbia county, large Farm Of
over 800 acres in fine state Of cultivation, between
Hudson and Oak Hill. II has several houses on H.
and is considered Of the best farms the west
bank Of the Hudson river Price $4,000. twill be
divided IL required
Notice 10 holders Of Farms and Country Seats.--
Parties wishing TO sell their farms through the sub
scriber will please send description, the nearest
and easiest mode Of conveyance TO see them, their
price and the description of the house and buildings,
&c Our charge for selling is one per cent on the
gross amount Of sale No charge made II the prop
erty Is not sold IL the property Is 70 be advertised
the owner will please enclose Eve dollars, for which
sum Il will be advertised six times conspicuousy in
one paper. or three times in two city papers.
Although the subscriber does not refuse TO take the
charge Of property in other agents hands, he deems
il the interest Of owners TO employ but agent in
the city To strangers city references viii be given,
IL required; TO others, reputation Of twenty
years standing viii DO sufficient guarantee for
their intrusting their property with him.
r. II. LUDLOW,
Auction and Private Sales Room for Real Estate,
Mortimer Building. No. II Wall 1T. and 2 New at
mar 12--1aw3w
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-12
Marine Hospital for the District.

By the late Congress law was passed au
thorizing the erection Of Marine Hospital in
this District, Of faced brick exterior walls upon
hammered granite under-pinning, one hun
dred and forty feet long, fifty-two feet deep in
the centre, and one hundred feet deep at the
wings, and forty-fve feet high from top of en-
trance-story floor to the caves, with verandahs
to each story on each side between the wings,
and on each end Of the building; for the con-
struction of which a sum equal to the proceeds
of the sale of the Marine Hospital and grounds
at Chelsea, Massachusetts, is appropriated. We
presume an eligible and beautiful site for the
proposed hospital will be selected at an early
day. To render it agreeable to the invalid sea-
men who are to become its occupants, the vi
cinity of the river would seem indispensable,
provided such site can be secured free from
all liability to malaria.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-12

Adjournment Of the Supreme Court Of the
United states.
The Supreme Court Of the United States ad,
journed on Saturday last, TO meet ia this city On
the first Monday In December next. The follow
ing is the Official report Of the last days proceed
ings:
SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1885.
Calhoun Benham, Esq, Of California, J. Bank
Weightman, ESQ.,, of New Mexico, were admitted
attorneys and counselIors Of this court.
No. SO. VIM. Christy %. Henry d. Billiards. ad
ministrator Error to the District Court of the
United States for Texas.
Mr. Justice Curtis delivered the opinion OF the
Court, Affirming the Judgment Of the said District
Court in this cause, with costs.
No. 81. Charles Minturn %. Lafayette Maynard
ct al Appeal from the District Court Of the
United States for the northern district Of California
Mr.. Justice Grier delivered the opinion OF the
Court, affirming the decree Of the said District
Court In this cause, with costs.
No. a. The United States Us. Archibald A. Rit
chic. Appeal from the District Court OF the United
States for the northern district Of California
Mr.. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion of the
Court, affirming the decree Of the said District
Court in this cause
No. 65. Starls W. Lewis ct. al, owners and
claimants OF the schooner CAtnhiihe, CT ~, w. NOan
Dickinson, ct al Appeal from the Circuit Court
Of the United States for the Southern district Of
New York.
Mr.. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion Of the
Court, reversing the decree Of the said Circuit
Court with costs, and demanding the cause for
further proceedings in conformity to the opinion
of this Court
No. SO. John G. Hays %. the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company. Error to the district court Of the
United States for the northern district Of California:
Mr. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion of the
court, affirming the Judgment of the said district
court in this cause, with costs aud interest. a
No. ~ John Charles Fremont %. the United
States. Appeal from the district court Of the Uni
ted States for the northern district Of California
Mr.. Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion
Of the court reversing the decree Of the said dis
trict court and remanding the cause for further
proceedings in conformity to the opinion Of this
court.
During session Of ninety-seven days the court
disposed Of seventy-eght cases. and reached in the
regular call Of the Calendar No. 90, which was filed
and docketed on the 18th September last.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-12
American Triumph.

An election for city recorder took place at
Houston, Texas, 10th February. I. S. An
derson, American, was elected by 1ls majority.
The anti American candidate received sixteen
votes. Our correspondent says the order has
spread all over Texas and is rapidly gaining
strength
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-12
mar Pit

cH-James A. Calhoun having taken the
agency Of the American Organ" in Georgetown,
will hereafter serve subscribers. Any persons wish
ing to subscribe by leaving their address at Wech's
or DIR. Lnthcum's, at his residence 81 Jefferson
street. will be attended 10. Those who are indebted
70 former agent will settle only with the subscri
Der. JAMES A. CALHOUN.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-12
HOPE FOR THE FUTURE

NEW SONWs. W OruS WfIttem anu ucus
N icated to Mrs. Franklin Pierce, by Sheelah.
by Frederic Kley, Esq.
Also, just published the following Polfas:
Institute, Turner'S, Arlington, and the Loudoun
! HTIBUS 4 HITS Music Depot,
Corner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania Avenue
mar l2-9teod
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-12

That celebrated novel, The Initials" is
said to have been written by daughter Of
Lord Erskine, British Minister at the court Of
Bavaria, whose wife was Miss Cadwallsder, o
Philadelphia. The author W. educated in
England, and is married to a German nobleman-
k" Cyrills, I" by the same author, is among the
best Of modern novels.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-12

fY- We invite attention to the advertise
ment Offering for sale an interest in news
paper press and establishment in the South.
We have the necessary information from the
proprietors to enable us to answer the inqui-
ries Of applicants who are prepared to make
the nurchaSe
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-12

WV. NJ. BURwELL, Esq, is presented as a
candidate for the Virginia House Of Delegates,
in Bedford county. Mr.. Burwell is one Of the
most brilliant writers in the South, and a
staunch American in his political opinions.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-12
tsy- WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANr

~ w ASuIN1ION LItrHI INT ANIs
RY..-You are hereby notified to meet at your Arm
ory on Tuesday evening 18th instant at half past1
o'clock, to attend the funeral of Edmund v. Rice,
member Of the corps f Il,
A special meeting will be held this evening at ~
o'clock. BY order,
II. RfCHEY,
mar l2-lt Orderly Sarpeapt
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-12

WELL DONE, OrsEeo! I'm 0tsego county, n.
Y, well-known stronghold of Democracy, the
Americans have elected nineteen out Of the
twenty three supervisors !.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-12

The Hon. Charles J. Faulkner has received the
nomination of q Democratic convention for re-
election to Congress from the Berkeley district in
Virginia. 1t is understood that the nomination Of
an opponent will be made at Winchester to-mor-
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-12

The Harpers' announce anew work--The
Physical Geography of the Sea; oy Lieutenant
Maury, Of this city. 1t is an octavo-Price
81 %.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-12

u fresh wood burnt Lime, containing 500 bbls
on Monday morning. next for which the cash VIII be
required ~ the Kiln ON delivery. He must adopt
this method TO close business great portion Of
his sales the past year ettled and lying over
81 at the Kilns, hauling additional
A. H.. SM00T,
National Lime Kilns,
Corner Of New York avenue and goth street
mar io-4t@
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-12
MARRIED.,

On the 18th of February, by Rev. DR.. Cole, LEWIS
B. WILEY, to SUSANNA CoNNoR.
On the 9Th Of March, by Rev. DIR. Cole, MERRrrr
A. SHEKEL, to HARRIEr l.. CoNSoR.
On the Sth Of March, by Rev. Mr.. 0'Toole, SAM.
UEL T. DRURY, to Miss KATE B. Scorr.