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SECRETARY.
WILLIAM. s. King, Boston, Mass
TREASURER

WILLIAM s. KING, Boston, Mass.
TREASURER.
b. b. FRENCH, Washington, d. G.
Several important questions are on the docket
for discussion, and an interesting days session is
expected, of which VIC shall give full report to-
morrow.
On report Of the Executive Committee, DR..
Elwyn Of Penn, Henry Wager ofN. Y, DR.. w.
7. G. Morton of Mass, Col. Anthony Kimmel Of
Nd, and Chas. L. Flint Of Mass, we're appointed
delegates 10 attend the coming Industrial Exhibi-
ton at Paris.
After the election, the discussion upon the reso-
luton offered by Mr.. G. b. Holcombe of Della
ware, denouncing the Reciprocity Treaty" as in.
furious to the agricultural interests Of the Repub
lie took place, Messrs. Holcombe, Peck, King, and
Jones participated in the discussion.
This evening the Hon. G. P. Marsh viii lecture
on Notices of the Rural Economy of Continental
Europe"
AMERICAN 1NK.-!This new article prepared by
Hadey Field, possesses all the requisites for good
ink. II is clear, adheres readily to the paper,
flows fuenty and though at first of BLUSH color,
attains soon beautiful black. 1t can be obtained
at the store of w. G. zantzinger, 274 Pennsylva-
mia avenue.
oSA SPREE-Several young men belonging to
most respectable families Of one Of our sister cities
we're arrested by the Guard last night, in the act
Of appropriating the cigars and other articles Of
one Of our tradesmen here. They had been drink
ing bad whiskey, we're very noisy and uproarious,
and were held to bail by Captain Birch to answer
the charge of riot at the criminal court
CRIMINAL CoURr.-The March term of this court
commences on Monday next A large number Of
are awaiting the action Of the grand jury but
not such number as were considered last term,
when the press Of business was immense.
Police CoURr = CENTRAL STATION Before
AorseH aud Birch. NJ. Ross, Curtis Rathburn,
Francis Roberts, and Daniel Hayes, were all lodged
at the expense Of the corporation, Wednesday
night
by reference TO our advertising columns IL viii
be seen that one of those useful and beneficial 90
cieties is now being formed in this city. There are
several Of these associations in successful opera
ton here, but owing to the length Of time thew
have existed and consequently the large amount
required for the first payment, many persons are
debarred the privilege of joining. The one here
referred to offers opportunity for small monthly
Investments that may not again soon be presented.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-01
Connecticut Politics.

HARTFORD, Feb 2s.--The Wing State conven-
non to-day at this pace re-nominated by acclarna.
ton the entire State ticket of last year.
The convention passed series of resolutions err
aorsng the American principle including protce-
ton to American industry, and declaring hin, ~,
repeal of the Missouri compromise had but an epd
to all compromises on the slavery question. Also
expressing determination to resist by ali const;.
tutional means, the admission of any more slaya
States; denouncing Senator Toucey's course in tho
United States Senate; condemning the veto Of tho
River and Harbor and French spoliation bills an
proving the Connecticut prohibition law; and dc.
claring that President Pierce's administro, nn a.
entitled to little respect
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-01
Fires IN Cleveland and Mass;Ho,

Fires IN Cleveland and Massilzon.
CLEVELAND, Feb 2s.--Messrs. Pratt 4 Wilson.
rendering house was burned YESTERDAY los
$4,000. Insurance, $4,000
Inc Cross Keys Hotel at Massillon was alfo
burnt yesterday. Loss between s3 900 and Al ooo
which is fully covered by Insurance..
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INTERESTING NEWS.
u ind I.r

INTERESTING NEWS.
WYE have just received n large assort-
w ment of Boots and Shoes, for ladies, misses
and childrens wear which offer very low.
Ladies' Caters from 81 to 90.
Misses, Boots, Of every kind, in proportion.
OF Children's Shoes, we have every color and STYLE
from Is cents up.
The inquiry generality is Where can we find good
assortment Of shoes for children2 We can answer
all such quersts TO their satisfaction If they give
a call.
We would also state that we prepared TO man
ufacure every style Of Boot Shoe usually by
gentlemen ladies, misses or children.
ALSO on band, every description Of Boots and Shoes,
which will be sold very low.
Call and examine for yourselves before purchasing
elsewhere, as we are determined 10 cell.
8. G. MILLS 4 CO.,
feb 2S--3t No 4S8. Seventh street
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-01

EXHIBITION OF METROPOLITAN
MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
/" G. CONNOLLY, Esq, having re-
IL signed the Office Of Superintendent Of the
Exhibition, his place has been filed by the election
Of CHARLES F. WOOD, Esq.
All communications relating TO the Exhibition
should be hereafter addressed TO him.
Ry order Of the Exhibition Committee:
feb 2S-8t H. AMIDON Secretary
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-01
NEW SPRING GOODS.

NEW SPRING GOODS.
lust received, and ready for ex ibition.
- avery superior lot of Cloths, Cassimeres, ond
vestings, suitable for spring wear, which am pre-
pared to make up in the most approved STYLES ana al
the shortest notice ~
WILLIAM TUCKER,
Merchant Tailor,
Pennsylvania avenue, bet. AZ and 9th sts
mar l-eodlm 0nt and IJnion(
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HERRINGs, FLoUR.

II Meal, &C.
90 barrels No. Potomac Herrings, (gross)
500 barrels super and extra Flours
Meal-Corn, Rye, &c, for sale low BY
HILL, BROWN q PARTLOw,
Corner Prince and Union streets.
feb l5--d Alexandria Va
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-01

NOTICETO THOSE 1T MAY CONCERN.
"E earnestly request all persons in
w debted TO on accounts rendered to LIST of
January to come forword and close the same with
out delay, as it is very important that the business
of the late firm should be settled up.
This we reasonably expect, and must insist upon
without further notice.
C0LLEY Il SEARS,
523 18th street, three doors above Penn. avenue.
feb 27--6teOdif
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-01

VALUABLE MEDICINEs.
"HE attention OF the public is called to
II DIR. Green's celebrated Liver Pills. for the cure
of Liver and Bilious complaints, and his Tonic Pills
for the cure of female distractions, and Dyspepsia
These are the celebrated DR.. Green's Pills, Of Vir-
ginia.
BULLS
RECTO MISTURA, for Piles.
There is no remedy that has ever been offered TO
the public that has won for ite in brief period
such notoriety in the cure of this distressing alady
as the Recto Mstura
BULLS
Cough Syrup, for Coughs, Colds, and Con-
sumption.
These medicines can be had at nearly all the Drug
Stores in Washington, Georgetown and Alexandria.
mar 1-eod2w*
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-01

CRIMINAL CoURr-The March term of this court
commences on Monday next. A large number Of
cases awaiting the action Of the grand jury, but
not such number as were considered last term,
when the press of business was immense
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-01

NORTHERN LIBERTIES DIVISION,
" No. u, Sons of Temperance, meets every
Tuesday evening in Temperance Hall, on street,
between 9th and 10th streets, at O'clock P. M.
GEORGE w. HAUFMON, WP
r. J. BEALL, r. s. feb 26--ly
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-01

a MEXICAN TABLE CUTLERY.-A
N fine assortment just in store and for sale by
+. TUCKER a CO.,
feb 4-3teod 1853 Pa. avenue.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-01

a NEW Building Association is now
- being formed which will be organized as soon
as 1000 shares shall be subscribed, when due notice
will be given. Persons wishing to avail themselves
OF the opportunity now afforded will find books of
subscription opened at E. @. Overs store. No 95s
Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and 18th streets
and at T. NJ Hanson's office, No. 512 Seventh street
opposite Intelligencer Office mar I-8teod
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-01

ENTLEMEN'S TRAVELLING ShawIs
~ and Blankets at very reduced prces.--Those
who wish to secure fine and substantial article at
very low price, can do SO now by calling at
LANES
Gents Furnishing Store,
feb 24-6td Intel 424 Pa. avenue.
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PRESENTS FOR THE LITTLE FOLKS
AT HOME

a RICH and beautiful assortment of In
N fants', Chdren's, and Misses Hats and Flats Of
all styles and colors at reduced prices, at
LANES
Fashionable Hat and Cap Store, 424 Pa ay.
feb 27-6ld
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One Week Later from oalifornia

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2S.--The steamer Danlsl
Webster arrived here to-day from San Juan. She
brings one hundred passengers the California mails
and only a small amount OF specie Her dates are
San Francisco, February 9th, being eight days later
IRON all parts Of California.
The question with regard to the U. s. Senator
was still undecided At the latest date Il was he
lore the Legislature and forty -four ballots had been
saKen without choice. The same persons hereto
iorc mehtioned In previous accounts were voted
ior' The friends OF Senator Gwin were quite san.
suhe Vi eventual success, but the matter was ere
atlng great political excitement
importance. v N'sn
The weather continued uniayorable and bo.uu
rains were still falling N Aeo'y
Accounts from the mining regions were or;,o
favorable, and large amol mt of gold WA 49,,
obtained, and some further new discoveries Of Ale
gings.
The money market was quite stringent, and 6nnn.
cinl affairs not in so prosperous a condition Fur
Their heavy failures were apprehended amongst the
merchants.
Over seventy dead bodies had been recovered
from the wreck of the steamer Pearl, and Others
were missing. Many ofthe wounded, il was thought
could not survive.
Indian difficulties and outrages in the interior
were increasing and causing considerable alarm,
Later advces had been received from the Sand
wlch Islands, but Of no special moment.
Advices had also been received from Oregon of
later az date but not of much Importance.
Inc receipts Of produce were fair but not large
ana trade, generally speaking, dull. No special
cniiise 70 note IN prices of flour, provisions or
o'ner commodities But few arrivals. The Winged
Arrow from boston, had reached San Francisco.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-01

WELSH's PREMIUM FAMILY FLOUR.
1AA BARRELS Of the above justly
AVU celebrated Family Flour.
ALSO,
80 barrels Wesh's Extra Super Flour just received
per Manassas Gap railroad, via Of Strasbrg from Win
chester and for sale by the single barrel or dray load
by KINCHEE0E a CO.,
No. 25 King street.
Jan l5-h Alexandria, Va.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-01

a LII STRANGERS
IN Visiting the city should see Hunters Catalogue
of the curostes ofthe Patent Office.
Also, his description Of PowelPs great picture.
feb 26--dlyif
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JET GOODS.
N HAVE just received a good supply,
a which will sell at importers prices at
H. O. HOODS
dec l5-dH Ala Penn avenne
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-01

CLOCKS, CLOCKS, CLOCKSI
LIE you want good Clock, warranted to
IL keep time, call at the store of
J. ROBINSON,
feb 28-dlm $40, opposite Browns Hotel.
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The money market is unchanged. Consols for
money have declined-reported at 90 5-s. U. s.
stocks have advanced.
Lord John Russell has gone as plenipotentiary
to the Vienna Conference, which is to meet on
the 28th.
Affairs at Sebastopol continue unchanged.
Naples had joined the western alliance.
The other news is of but little importance, and
has principally been anticipated by the st. Louis.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-01

NyRAVELLING HATS AND CAPS.-A
II large and varied assortment, at greatly reduced
prices at LANES,
Hat and Cap Store,
feb 24-6td Intel. 424 Pa. avenue.
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One Day Later from Hnuann

CHARLESTON, Feb 28.--The steamship Is.ho,
Capt. Rollins, has arrived, with Havana and Kew
West dates to the 2bth instant. Her adyices from,
Havana are mainly confrmatory of those by the
steamer Crescent City at New Orleans.
The blockade Of Havana is not against merchant
vessels, but only armed vessels.
The new military governor of Havana, Garcia
Munoz, late chief OF police, is feared and hated.
reh4 ana Estampes We're not present at their
trial and did not even know when il occurred
The weather at Havana was cold and trade dnI,
The markets generally were unchanged.
The frigate San Jacinto had arrived nj Kar
West, all we'll to sail again on the 26th for Havana
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-01

Police CoURr = CENTRAL STATION Before
AorseH and Birch NJ. Ross, Curtis Rathburn,
Francis Roberts, and Daniel Hayes, were all lodged
at the expense Of the corporation, Wednesday
niuht
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-01

LOST.
a LETTER dated Jan, 23d, 1855, post
N marked Hopewell, Mecklenburg county, North
Carolina; addressed to the Editor Of the American
Organ, Washington d. c." and containing ten dol
lar bill of Cape Fear Bank, North Carolina No. 1888
letter Aa., date Sd October, ls4S and FIVE dollar bill
on the Bank of the State of North Carolina, No
6,200, letter c., date June LIST, 1853
The above letter mailed by Robert Henderson
and has not yet been received at this office Post
masters on the route respectfully requested to
give this their special attention. feb 2l-n
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-01

PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
"A examination of applicants for the Of
- flee of Teacher in the Public Schools will be
held in the Aldermens Room City Hall, on Saturday
next, at 311 o'clock, p. NJ.
G.. j. ABBOT
mar l---Th and r (Star, saan..
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NOTICE.
E OWEN IL SON have this day opened
LIE their first invoice Of Spring Goods, and So
lict call from their friends and customers.
feb 27--eolwif
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SUDDEN DEATH.--Mr. Samuel s. Whiting, of Fair
fax county, Virginia, dropped dead at the Treasury
Department, yesterday. He was clerk in the
Second Auditors Office and was in the act Of sign
ing his name to the payroll when he was suddenly
seized. Coroner Woodward held an inquest upon
the body, and the above facts, together with that
of his being in unusual good health prior to yester
day, justified the jury in the finding the verdict,
that he" came to his death by the visitation of
| God"
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-01

DLATED TEA SETS.-I have just re-
u ceived some new styles Albata and Silver Plated
large assortment of Spectaces of every description
together with good assortment of pure Silver Ware
of my own manufacture, which will retail at whole
sale prices. II. o. HOOD,
4l8 Penn. avenue, between Az and 9Th
streets, sign of the Large Spread Eagle.
feb 24-dlwif
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nEL1ABLE pnoTEoTIoN AT SMALL oosr

iaoou9ssANpS ga TENS OR EVEN HUNDREDS soE THOU.
aass ~ asNS9RGp * THE OUTLAY OF FitTYFVE Dol.
4 WAREHOUSES;, .Notaries, Jewellers, Bro
Families and other, deruu Of guarding the INV
ags a IRE and burglars books pape oths small
PATENT CONCRETE oF SAFES, udas acme si,a
M o le II Lock hs hey OF which gt as ha dollar on
capacity article unsurpassed by INV
is greatly SUPERIOR Of
M those who may institute between
ua SAD tee popular safes Of other descriptions
inc contrast will understood s ttat tina n,
nas pnte-on interior box and Tue latter OF wood with
Latter cast ron eoner ~ aho .na ne oe and the
surely tlTsed than tbs Tbs subsenhss prepared demon
M d a BY such experiments none gansay. will
ne unysyng the Concrete SAFE will emueu;ly re
70 Inc minds Of who seriotsy suffered tn
% s1le from the Schumacher Sate Nhsn kspI orally
s.osea TINS dill renee very important Jewellers eaiars
since delicate ARTICLES materially injured The
generated in Saamande SaHs sheh ire
testimonials ready urnishsi
~ gss Nho viii visit address the uudsgned who has @ moi
as many imagine, intend moving remains Al
NO ~ gaz'ne street. the Corner Of Cemmon
n.r.n, NEw ORLEANS April 2s, JSsa.
Isaac Bridge you sksnthe ney Halls pa
& safs, perhan interest BY
nat one o. the shove manufacture saved all yau
VI nv 1en ibth, 1851, on MagaIinB street
asorlsa Of allied with woodsnwafs
mas put to most notwithstanding aens Neat
wch hundred dollars baaR bills foaps II n
presrvrd regards burglar posf qustis VI
nave more confdRce SAFE tnat "a
o. Nsps'fAil, T. AZ sAsaow Co.
Those nsng the styles Of iron ohes abjsc ns
9avs aoae since such articles fall
glare sA' 80 ft- so " Dur
T1 hand asmaadsr sa. oh.sD
aslanses and Aaales, ISAAC BRIDGE '
ba~assN " hissasiAs a,
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GIRO U.L AR
MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,


City Hall, Sept. TO- 1856. /
Having been officially informed by the Department of
state OF the United States aud by the uuited States
Consul at Bremen that circulars issued by the emera
ton agents of the city of Bremen intended for cireu
ation In the interior of Germany cautioned emigra,ts
VINO are deformed, crippled, MANNED, etc, against
taking passage for New York. the Of that State
forbid their landing except under bond that thew will
not fall upon the Commissioners for support and advising
al such emgrants to take passage New Orlesns or
Baltimore where no such regulations exist'
John u Lewis, Mayor of the City of New Orleans
state Of Louisiana have deemed 1t proper and In
TO the of the laws Of the State and of the Cv
OF New Orleans to issue this circular for the purpose Of
undeceying the unwary and cautonng ali persons in
that the laws Of this State city amply pro-
vide against the introduction within their limits of
parties Of the character stated impose the Obligation
on masters Of vessels and such may introduce
from whatsoever may within two years after
their arrival become burthen to the public authorities
or be found guilty of any crime isdemeanor or breach
OF the peace to furnish bond with good suretes to
the State Of Lonsiana in such as the Mayor may
think proper NOT exceeding three hundred dollars for
each passenger.
Aud do therefore hereby notify all persons interested
ths strict observance Of the provisions laws on
.nis subject will be e1acted and the officers of the law
held to vigorous enforcement Of the same
iTen under my hand and the seal of City of New
Orleans at the City of New Orleans, the day. month
anu ysaf aforesaid. JNo. L. LEWIS,
oil "
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RECEIPTS OF pRoDuor

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eNewmsns0s odo " Jaekton do WIG Ivs,ieb wv
ui DO do aend rtss II do do Bega Foley averyisi
do DO Carroll fr tehad ecolss do do Il
Curry Persons do 60 Wright Davenport &co-s Do do Fsluwt
&co15 d. do Msndevilr Melhehuy do h ID
IS do do Pneaad &co4sdo do Hughes Hyllstsd
Payne Harrison 49 do do Ar 10 do Bpohnr,
ToH &co-2a do order2i do do PowaIf 40
Allen do do sa d. Masie DO W fn AZ W
Oakley a. wknstS7 do 40 to suudr 3ass
cotton. $500 'e''' e1'o paies
MBILE-staamer Caifarnis-lO bales Tartan whi,i.
TniS hA,b osn"Gug IL pkgs butter saBd1y
20 r Geddes. ~ +'sueeS-sunnfts
2l7 d, do aehge Stanton wusgi52 do Carroll
eco II 90 90 w igt Davenport aco9i
10 h DO Nan az Do do Bytne 40
atnson-2O do 10 Anderson MeIoaf Is eli q Hosfin
II 40 DO bcsatt, Foley Aysy-i3do do
Kelly kroS do do Felowes dodo 6 " SGr ~ 40
Hug Hated GAG do lundry
--ietsl lt3 bales i'es 10 oraef
BAtlZE-Steamer ophelis-No cargo
HApoEEN-se Le thst10 ton I1uvb.. uI,
srd &co-as do 40 aeldesn Feaes BIZ fna
Nswnnn73 do do John Go-Tu do DO Pawn 4 ~
DO Kelly &e9 s. do Wright Davenport d. ID w w
Eatln &o-4b do d. Jackson Foley Ayery 4 car
sua2S no ns Head, Nssis 6col5 lsen sex.non
40 40 cummings Stewart Scs4a do DO oakey do
bales @-o~Aoat 1915
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TO MECHANICS,
MANUFACTURERS, FOUNDRYMEN. ETc
- NJ MPHIS
Navy Yard Gr0Mnd DIS
10 RE LEASElI
ny THE FOURTH MONDAY, being the
ssth day of November S5s will be to the pubic m

I'M THE FOURTH, MONDAY, being thu
9sh day Of November 1855 will be offered the public m
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS,
me grounds formerly owndby of the uped
50 acres, ~ y t - "@u containing ab ut
lhae grounds have front the Mississippi Wolfe ,iys,s ~
thIes ihcesahd feet the Wts and nearly Va
uhafed ieeton 0hieksiy the las dvdad
ee eqa parts By Promenade atd Navy Yard sesls
'hrongh fon North 10 South. ' 'unhihs
DIVISION which fro upon Promenade sr.a,s
oe Is near be int lots Of 6by lis feet
pug sens OF the el gibie residence city, go
Ana grounds West OF Promenade ronng The ,ivsr
stone and covered with ste them Rope Walk
uses, measuring anont sixteen uudfed
supplied 10 all respects with the oecoa mahineS IL ~
All the buildings hney adapted Foaldyes
Msnniactoe of every dsscn aud the
on the regarded yJnbe Of upon the Mi
rapaing yard. .FElF 49, - ssnst aao
The superabundance OF fine timber vicinity
copper cosi and al the say tbs
roa now essing to compt on engines furnure
e bagsng aud cordagesnd the undspu health
CITY, render this nthe Judgment Of A most emnenty III
he gsa namsd aemphis snated he ends
nde at the hsad of uninterrupted CATION, NAV h re-
saueo as tue pivot point of the Mississippi Valley Induc
a now offered 10 capitalists mechanics cufsetuers
vastmsnt. f'on'Soie III
Pfop9sals or property will received and
Al an time until the 96 November which time ina
time. ' 4s ~ VI p"i7ts mat
for further information address tbs audsr0igned.
hni4 Sm A. II. DOUGLASS Mavor
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