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VIEW STYLES CAMEO AND OTHEI
JEWELKY.

IT AM just receiving fine assortment Jf
u the newest style and first quality Of rich Jewory-
Also, choice lot OF fine timekeepine Watches, To-
gether with good stock Of pure Silver Ware, and
variety Of other articles, which selling at New
York city prices and saving Of from l5 to 80 per
cent 10 those that are in want Of such goods.
Every article warranted as represented ut time Of
sale. ii. o. HOOD,
Sign OF the Large Spread Eagle,
AIS Pennsylvania avenue, between AZ and 9th SITS.
Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired by an ex-
perienced workman, II. o. HOOD.
oct a.
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w A N - BANK-NOTE LIST AND
DETECTER,
Published senai-monthiy, al Montgomery, Ala..
At ~ 90 Per Anuum, in Advance. MY
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- and new type, and in appearance viii be Acc N
md to none In the United States
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Bank Counting House, and Public Office. Let us
unite in advancing onr common interests. and not
permit Northern men and Northern Detecters TO iuc-
uate our money matters as they may wish, while We
ire quietly following their dictation
The work will be carefully revised on the day Of
publication, and oil important financial changes as
they occur noticed. Every excrtion win be made d
make It correct and reliable guide 70 the Banker
and Merchant. FH n --7T--S'
Hotel proprietors, Brokers, Auciioneers Commits
SION Merchants, and others DESTROYS Of having their
names and business widely circulated, are informed
that limited number Of advertisements will BIO in
serted Special rates for advertising by the year, or
for shorter periods, may be known BY APPLYING 10
any OF my agents, or at the Office in Atlanta, Ga
Specimen numbers will be sent, on application by
letter Tree Of charge. y n
All communications intended for the "BankNote
List" Atlanta, Georgia. s77l.7.l s. A
SAMUEL SWAN. 81,
JAMES RoBrRrsoS, General Agent & 4 q
Gg subscriptions received by ]. E. FRANCE,
agent for Washington, D. G.. and Virginia.
sep 25-3m
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FATAL PAsrrME--A WARNIsd TO BoYs.-Last
night about o'clock, several boys Of about seven.
teen years of age were playfuly boxing each other
in the neghborbood of the Northern Liberty Mar
ket when one named Taylor, accidently dealt ano-
ther named Johnson-a blow in the abdomen, which
caused his death in ten minutes. The latter was
an apprentice of Mr.. McCullen, bricklayer, corner
of Eighth and X streets, aud had Just recovered
from sickness. Johnson stated previous to dying,
that the blow was accidentally given. This should
be warning to boys, and no doubt will be to those
who can realize the feelings Of Taylor at this time
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HARVEY q ADAMS,

"AVING purchased Of Il. Wheeler Il Co.
Ii all their stock Of Hardware in the store lately
opposite Browns Hotel, beg leave respectfully to
c the attention of purchasers to their wellselected
stock Of goods. hope, BY strict attention 10 BUSH
ness and good assortment Of all articles in line
trade, to merit continuance Of the custom Of the
old firm. N. HARVEY q ADAMS.
# my lin .ts
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FOR SALE.
4 - -. -

TyHREE Building Lots, on north street between
u Fourth and Fifth streets, each Lot fronting 20
feet running back l42 feet inches, to wide paved
alley. These are very desirable building lots, in
delightful neighborhood.
e. WHEELER,
nov 7--dim s45, Pennsylvania avenue.
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y Ncm York Markets..

y. ~ 0 M Ncm York Markets.. m
New YoRK, November H. Flouris firm. Sales
Of $4,000 barrels Ohio at 20 ~ 10; Southern, at
90 rs. mi ac n Il
Wheat has advanced. Sales Of $4,000 bushels
Western red, 81 ~ Southern red, 81 10.
Corn has advanced. Sales of 10000 bushels
Western mixed, 90 IL. - NTH
i Pork firm. Sales Of $50 barrels Mess at $22
50a $22 90 IL. III
Beef 10 dropping. Sales Of $50 barrels at SIC
for Chicago repacked rfiHd
Lard is improving. Sales Of 900 barrels a,
1888 cents " s4
Whiskey Is dropping. Sales Of 100 barrels a,
39 IL cents. ~ as 1s III
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GAurIER--By reference 10 bis advertisement
our readers win perceive that the celebrated eau
tier Is fully prepared for the winter campaign His
establishment is one Of the most elegant aud we'll
regulated restaurants in the Union, and is justly
regarded as one Of the indispensable Injuries Of
our city. Strangers in particular, who do not pa
tronize the hotels, win find Gautier ever ready to
furnish breakfast, dinner or supper in any style,
/. and at reasonable charges.
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AUCTION SALES
By A. GREEN. Aue,loneey.

~ a. aEhsANs ~ ucAcneefs
STOCK OF AN IRON FOUNDRY AT
shall sell commencing at 10 O'clock, A. NJ. all The
material IN the frame building at thscorner Of and
thirteenth streets, opposite Els Bros Iron Four.
dry, formerly used as an Iron Foundry, consulting
Of the following articles in part
One SIX horse power Boiler and Steam Engine
built by Ellis Il Bro. and III good order ss'T1 =
One C1poa Furnace, with the hasks apd other fix
lures for iron casting sst
Bellows, Anvil Snafting, AMI Beifne Shoyels
Scrap Iron, Blacksmiths' Tools, &c. = sfN'p
Also the building, which would atswer well for
the purposes has been used for 10 d man dasroua
ofentering into the business. FFs
Terms cash; notes, satisfactorily endorsed ~
thirty, sixty, and ninety days, bearing interest,"
nov I'D XII a4tii8n a. GREEN Auctionear ~ a
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE OR
RENT.

N and-a-half street, corner Of e south. House
containing six rooms with store at the corner suit
able for retail store. The property IL pleasantly
sold on liberal terms, or rented to good tenant
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TOPHAM y NORFLET's


Saddle, Harness, and Trunk store. "A
4ss, Seventh Street, opposite odd Esltows Han. ].
E @.saGs N n Snlsi9 ---~- ts{s& tHis 1e8 ts M ~
M ESSRS. TOPHA M lIate or Philadey.
~ pha)and NORFIET (cf this city respect
fully announce to their friends and the public that
they have commenced the Saddling Busfnfss at IN
lbove stand, where they will make and keep con.
SANITY on hand q argsand superior assortment Of
Mems Ladies', and Boys Saddles ~
\. Brides, Martingales and Whips
Harness Of every description, both for city ana
country use $1,000 t sss@gs
n All kinds of T.Inks,J Valiscs and Carpet Bags "a
Ladies, Satchels, Travelling Baskets, and Fancy
Work Boxes MI sT a4 7'sI,'- -'.-'S ',aa
Horse Blankets Covers Collars, and Hames CIV
AZ Hofse, Spoke, and Dust Brushes sIIi n iE
II Cards, Curry-combs, Sponges, &C. AZ
All material used will be the host that can be Or
aimed; and both of MS having been practical vorI
men Tor several years, feel confident that
annot be surpassed, either for style or durab liir.
BY unrcmittng efforts to give satisfaction. we no;
patronage. y, 5rr''N-N
Particular attention paid to covering TRUNKS. and
repairing all kinds Of work. fT'7 17''-Tp4-- "
Saddlcrs Tools constantly ON hand ~ . " ssS
nov Sly 1920 * Y
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Baltimore Markets. .s \. sal
BALTIMORE, Nov. l4.--Flour is brisk Sales Of
5000 bbls (mostly city mills) at so. IA.
I Wheat is heavy, but prices have undergone no
change since yesterday Fair to prime whites, ~
"a 10, ordinary to prime reds, 81 90 a ~;
strictly prime, So 05. ~ II
Corn is unchanged, and sales are light Old
white and yellow, 80 90 cents. NJ
Provisions Sales are limited, and nearly all
kinds were firm. There lisa slight improvement
IN Bacon. Sides, l2s4al3; shoulders, IL LA
II IL centa, Mess pork, $2l so a s22. " hesa
Lard - quiet in bbls. IL "a 10 Id; in kegs, Is
IA q Is liz cents n g5, NJ XIII
Butter and Cheese in demand.
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QUAKER MrErrSo.--A distinguished female
preacher Of the Society of Friends viii deliver
discourse at Carnsi's Saloon, at 3 IL o'clock on
Sunday sfternoon---" if the spirit movesn
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NOW is YOUR CHANCEl
One Thousand Prizes on Handi

One Thousand Prizes on Handi
BY authority OF tho State of Georgia.
HORT GAINES ACADEMY LOT
II Terry
UNPARALLELED SCHEME FOR NovEMBERi
Class 9.-To be drawn November 20, 1855. IN the city
OF Atlanta, Georgia, when prizes amounting TO
$4,000
Will be distributed according 70 the following mimi
table scheme.
II you draw the lowest Prize you get tho cost your
ticket, ,ritiow dedNaion and remember every
Prize Is drawn at each drawing.
LOOK AT 1T
ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TTCKETSfI
Capital Prize AlO,OOOi
Let, therefore, every man having due regard to
the repensbng Of his purse attend TO IT. and forward
bis order immediately for tickets.
Let those now buy, who never bought before,
And those who always bought now buy Che more.
But 70 the Scheme. Look At i'll Scan 1t well
count your chances and ask yourself ifyou can with
stand the inducement now offered. Read read
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DrArH or Miss Ksowrn.--Miss Rebecca Know
or, Of Albany, the youngest sister Of Mrs. Marcy,
died in New York on the 10Th instant Her death
win be deeply lamented BY wide circle Of friends
in this city.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-14

NEW Bovine SALooN.--Mr j. T. MARI has
erected large and elegant Bowling Saloon on E
street between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. 1t
contains three alleys of the most approved con-
struction The ceiling is elegantly painted in fes-
CO. and the saloon viii be brilliantly lighted with
gas at night. 9. t3i sA
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-14

CATALOGUE or THE LIBRARY on CONGRESS. Tho
Catalogue of the Library Of Congress-, which has
been in preparation for the last two years, the
South American plan, has been abandoned and
will not be printed, unless specially ordered by
Congress new catalogue, on the above plan,
Of the recent additions TO the Library, is now
going through the press. There are now 10000
volumes in the Law Library, and 10000 In the
Miscellaneous Library. Totalnumber, $4,000.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-14

Mr.. Henry A. Willard, of Wizards Hotel, was
married on the 9th instant at Westminster, Yer.
mont, to the daughter of Daniel Kellogg, Esq, a
distinguished lawyer and Judge Of that State Mr.
Willard has recently erected nm elegant house on
street, Franklin square, for his own private res
idence.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-14

Elliott q Patten, the well. known Patent Agents,
erecting neat building on the corner of Eighth
and streets, to be occupied by them as an Office
1t will contain two spacious apartments on the
ground 6oor, and ample Accommodations for their
extensive business
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BUCKWHEAT.
20 RAGS. 25 nonndx each

kA BAGS, rs pounds each
eDO 25 bags 100 pounds eech new hulled Buck
wheat just received and for sale wholesale and retail
at the lowest market prices.
Also, good assortment of Horse Feed and fresh
ground Corn Meal for family use nj the old Railroad
Lepot, corner Of Pennsylvana avenue and Second
streets. CLARK & BRO.
~ .,,.T .,,s,xy /. 80 =, 4 =. :, :.
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AK c ii TIE CTUKAi. DRAWING
t8t SCHOOL.

~ fl Il Undersigned would respectfully
IL inform Mechanics and others wishing TO nc-
qure knowledge Of this brprch Of tho arts that he
will open School at his room, southeast corner of
Eleventh and streets the evening Of the 18th De-
tober for the purpose Of teaching Drawing IN al iis
ngs, from until % O'Clock Terms moderate
w. s.. WEST Architect.
Southeast corner Of Eleventh and streets &
y. oct 16-eod3m s{aaH Washington ID O.
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II Attest IMPORTATION OF GEN.
IL tlemen's Furnishing Goods now receiving, OF
the newest and most beautiful styles have ever
offered To my customers and patrons
For sale at LANES
Fashionable Hat Cap, and Gents Furnishing Store,
424, Pennsylvania avenue, near A. street.
nov 1--2weO H
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Incidental 10 this piecs The following Baltimore views
Unpopular localities, by the pencil of
@. s. Gctz, Esq;
The baltimore Museum, with Barnum's Hotel,
Calvert Square, and the Battle Monument
Light Street Wharf OIL u*s tR IgA
View Of Federal Hill, together with a dioramc
view Of vessels boats, steamers, &c. sailing the
Old Patapsoo,
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WAsHIsaros, Nov. IA, 1855.

EDIroR ORGAN: Permit me to correct your po-
liticaf tables Of yesterday. First, you put down
California for the administration, ri this should be
in the opposition column. You put Maryland 2
for administration, and 4opposition. / cantthink
that Mr.. Bowie will go with the administration
sSHi sf WI 49, sF ~ 800 y y .f9
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FIRExEs's PARApE.---We learn that II is the IN
tention Of the various fire companies Of our city 10
have grand procession tosmorrow. The details
Of the arrangements We have not learned. We
regret that this parade occurs on Thanksgiving
day, but believe that the time was selected and
arrangements made before the proclamation Of the
Mayor was ies,cd
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THIEVES Amour For the last two or three
nights gang Of thieves ha, been proving about
the vicinity Of English hill proving upon the
clothes-ines and whatever else fell in the way Of
their claws. Two families lost their weeks wash
ing by these rascals. Look out for them and take
in your clothes at nightfll s
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
I'm all its varieties, neatly and promptly
executed at the office Of the American Organ, at
reasonable rates. oct 30
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!. J. w. Wallack, jr4 is engaged, and will shortly
make his appearance In sterling tragic character
Mr.. and Mrs Barney Williams are engaged to APP
pear at this Establishment
nov l2-3t
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NUSE HUSHEs-
TUNfirS being good season for franspiant-
u ing, the citizens Of Washington respect
fully informed that an extensive collection Of The very
best Roses on their own roots are offered FOR sale
and those purchasing 10 the amount OF - will be
furnished with a man 70 plant them. Atthe WASH
ington Nursery Fifth street. between X street and
New York avenue, Washington, D. @.
nov loft W. GRIFFITH
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THE "ErHfopIAs TRouPE' which delighted the
citizens Of Washington last week with their fine
performances, at Odd Fellows' Hall, have played
Tor two evenings past to crowded houses at Forrest
Hall, Georgetown. They are pronounced by the
citizens of that place TO be the best troupe that
has ever appeared there. They were visited yes
terday afternoon by the students of Georgetown
College to the number of about two hundred. To
night they give their last concert in that place. and
we advise all our Georgetown friends who have
not seen em to 60 tonight as ii viii be their last
chance TO witness the terrific scenes of railroad
explosion for twenty-five cents.
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SPIRIT GAS, OR ETHEREAL OIL,
- Pine OIL Turpentine, and other Oils, wholesale
and retail, for sale by $3.50.
j. r. McGRE60R,
Successor 10 s. whiitlesey,
nov e-eod2wf No 534, Seventh street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16
HAVANA, Thursday, May 10, 1855.
CHINA.

From The Poyis tnireys, Apya D.
JAPANESE DISTRUsT or THH AMERcANs-IRoUDLE
AT SHANGHAI.-We have letters from Hong Kong Of
the l4th February. Our correspondents were NJ that
date in receipt of news from the Loo Ch0o Islands
and from Jepan. The conduct of the Japqncse Gov
with regard TO Europeans Is still the same a.
heretofore that is to say, equally misrusiful and i'll
disposed The Americans themselves, with their phan-
tom of treaty, in novise protected from the ILL
will of the officers of the Emperor. They have. re-
ceived very evident proof of this during the station
there of the corvette Nncennes, dispatched TO japan
TO execute u survey OF the coast
Every time the officers have wished to land in order
TO determine point they were met with opposition,
and for the fulfncnt of their mission compelled 10 re-
sort TO force At Loo Choo they have not met with
more friendly reception. Too weak to prevent the
landing of the men dispatched ashore the Governor
couteuted himself with the annoyance of appointing
guard Of honor to accompany them for the purpose OF
keeping off the people. This duty had been so well
performed that during nearly one months solouIn on
The Island tie Americans have not found a single OPP
portunity of speaking TO a single individual. DIS
a1sted with all this chicanery the Commodore landed
eiobty men well armed and directed them upon the
palace of the Governor. This frightened him SO much
that lie promised all that was demanded.
The Quarrel of Admiral Laguerre with the insurgents
nj Shanghai had assumed character altogether serious
ON the 9th of January he made an attack on the town
II began at daybreak An hour after opening hre a
breach was made practicable the sailors tusneu N
with their officers at their head The rebels were
route1 and the French remained masters OF the ram
parts when the troops of the Emperor oi Cnal see
inc the French lag hoisted, advanced IN disorder
10 the number of many hundreds and planted them
selves right between tie positions occupied by me ma
rines There ensued therefore certain confusion
,yIich cave time for the fying rebels to rally.
The blow had failed a retreat was sounded IT
was made in admirable order notwithstanding the fire,
well kept up OF troop of English American. French
and other vagabonds, from sixty TO seventy IN num-
Der in the service Of the insurgents. Our loss wa
considerable two officers killed four wounded, three
or four soldiers killed and about forty wounded. We
owe these mshaps to the support which the insurgents
find in the Americans While the city was IN STATE
of siege two officers Of the United States were taken
in faSraHe del,cfR. They anxious TO repudiate
their nationally but their uniforms hidden under their
,aleots BETRAYED them As the only chastsement the
admiral was satisfied with disarming them.
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the Nursery buiiding on the County Farm were pre-
scrtcd The loves, estimate that Of y Van RipeT
80 $50 a. and the contract awarded 10 linn
The Town Clerks Of tho several County towns were
ellowed $50 salary per year. by resolution.
Tie following preamble and resolution, offered by
supervisor BERGEN. were LAID upon the tabie:
u hcrrs John Greenwood late in ige q the City corf
kncf bis Office take effect The s aay OF January
an rherras Common Council Of The Cy Of Bookyn
urarce rover vrcd them ~ chaptsr 10 Of the laws
1872 sr oted 2. D. Culver - m the vactne, caused BY sal
sisrsiion o the sue o the unfxpirrt term OF sai ose,
which term erded the ~ q NAV ns;sa' Therefore,
heed That tie fTesnrer d ths County Be- Instructed MT
fo pay The ary 4 The said p Culver beyond the - OF May.
insar City jrdEe uu' shall satisfactorily appear 70 this
Bosfc tha. he legally holds the ofhe and Consequently
tiled a. bis salary.
Inconnccion with The above Supervisor Allen offered
he following resolution which was also tabled.
Hhsroas There sIpess BE- douh, Ia TIE min L Of
some members II This Board the legality OF
Culver holding his seat Judge ot the City CoU therefore.
Feslrsd Thai the Chairman ~ Committee kccounss
III a wit Of nlsndsnlas Gust HIM Of hts
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diana and Illinois are being rapidly filed nom the
great Eastern hive Missouri being in the same lat-
tude must receive her supplies Of labor and popula-
ton from the same source. II IL this foreshadowing OF
Tho fate Of Slavery in Missouri which has 80 alarmed
"a sri,ated the Atchisonites in that State. Wei
NAV they quake and trembe when they see the mighty
torrent rolling westward, impeiuous resstless, and
ever increasing in volume and strength.
II seems to be forgotten by many who have credit
for knowledge and sagacy that there are certain fixed
laws Of population which govern the movements OF
mankind as the laws Of nature govern the currents Of
the ocean or the motions Of the heavenly bodies I'M
der the operation Of these laws Of emigration the tide
rolling west must in due time fill all that territory i'm
GLIDING Missouri west of the Mississippi and in the
same latitude with the Eastern and Middle States with
population from those States. Atchison Is contend
ing with fate in endeavoring to avert this result.
Some faint-hearted men in the East may be afraid
Of the bowieknives and revolvers Of the Achis
Our ancestors WIG settled the wilderness the Allan
tic coast were not afraid of the tomahawks OF the red
savages neither should descendants Of the Pilgrims
dread the weapons of the white savages Of Missouri
True Atclison. the chief OF these savages, has not
the magnanmity or the high sense Of honor OF hng
Ihip. Massasoit and other red chieteins. He plays
cOWaidly, sneukins CUNT, "hiVh OuHIO' ".''' "
and his miserable adjunct in iniquy, Stnngielow al
ready stink in the nosrs Of fourhs Of the Missouri
ems and they viii stink and more the nearer they
are held up, Ike Haman, toward the sun OF light and
truth.
would say, in conclusion. to the men OF New
England and other Eastern States that in Kansas they
may better their fortunes and enjoy the benefits OF
mild and selubrious climate. To migrate to that coun-
try now il not what the emigration of the Pilgrims wa
to the rocks and SHOWS and perils Of New-England.
In two years Kansas will contain many towns, VII
lagos, schools, colleges. believe firmly 1t will be
Free State / know it will if New-England sons prove
worthy Of their Pilgrim sires. OHward!