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Daily American organ., 1856-11-12

sT Ladies' Fair The Ladies Of Gorsuch
Chapel have opened Fair in Island Hall' which
cannot fail 10 please They baye variety Of articles
for sale both fancy and useful together with refresh
nents Of an kinds, ce-crean, cake, fruits, oysters
tea and coffee in fact everything to please the eye
and regale the taste.
Island HALF is among ibe most eligible rooms III
the city for such purposes II is large and well ven
tiated aud being situated on Virginia avenue, near
Seventh street. makes II very easy Of recess.
Now, 10 show thet we are cordial and sincere I'M
invitation let everybody come TO the Fair, which
will be Op until clock every evening thisweek
and perhaps most of next
by order Of The Committee Of Arrangements
nov IL
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THE ARcrIc EXPLORATION The dcmaud for Dr.
Kane'a Arctic Exploration, it is stated, has been
50 great that the publishers have been unable un-
III the present week 70 supply the bookseIIers.-
twenty-five thousand subscribers have received ii
Daily American organ., 1856-11-12

The Free Masous Of New York are about to
build magnificent temple in that city 10 cost
100000.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-12

by decision Of the Supreme Court, rendered
today, Central Bridge, over The MerTmac, is laid
open as a highway forever free for travel Losoell
Courier, 6th
Daily American organ., 1856-11-12

HEADQUARTERS, ARMoRY NATIONAL GRBYs
YOu will please attend a Special
AZ q Meeting of the Company al the Armory, on
liz Ill "Wednesday evening, November 12th "a
O'Clock Business of The greatest Importance
win be laid before the Company Every member a
requested 70 ba present
BY order LEM TOWERS. Captain.
r. GRIMES, Secretary nov ll--2tN
Daily American organ., 1856-11-12

Congress meets two weeks from next Monday,
and adiourns on the sd o. March
Daily American organ., 1856-11-12

a5 George washington Tent, No, 265 {,
will also meet at the same place tomorrow evening,
at O'clock Every member is expected to be present
nov ll-2t q, wv MITCHELL, g, r.
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SpECIAL N0TICES.

Box Office open to secure seats from to Az ocloo
nov IL
Daily American organ., 1856-11-12

cay BoIloway's Pills cure amy case Of
weakness debility, and iowness Of spirits They lnvgorate
the system and give energy strength and vgor to an
the functlons % life
Sold at the manuactories, No. So Maiden Lane, New
York. and NO pa strand London and by all druggists
g5 cents, 63k cents, and 81 per box nov II
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Prizes Cashed at this oalee.

The Official drawing viii be mailed 10 al puroha-
sern immediately after it ip over
Addres. 'rders for tickets 10
r. n. HUBBARD a Co,
Ofice 89 Eayette street. Box ~.
0ci 27--d6w Baltimore, Maryland
Daily American organ., 1856-11-12

E7y- DaIley's Magical Pain Extractor
There never been discovery made In Matera Medca
whereby pain be quickly aayed, and where pai L
In q high state Of Inflammation be SO rapidly reduc
to their natural state, where wounds and sores can
50 thoroughly and rapidly heacd ana decayed parts
stored, without either scar Or iect than with DALEY
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
In Outs, Wounds, sprans, and Bruises Casualties y.
which children constantly snblect the action Of the
genuine Dalleys Pain Extractor Is ever the same How
much palm and suffering may not thus prevented More
over lite itself often dependent upon having At hand tht
genuine Daley extractor and for particulars o. which
respectfully refer my printed pamphlets for the truth
which bold nyses responsible.
No of burns and aoald matter how oyere, has
ever vet ID any instance resisted the apowerul pain
sub iuin and healing qualities Of the Daieys Pain Ex
wact0r.
No Pain Extractor genuine unless the box has upon II
steel plate engraved label with the signatures o @, "
Cckener Co., proprietors, and Henry Daley manufac
turer. Price 20 cents per box.
A a nwutu hn,l1 ahau pnauNdk tn y
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5000 DOLLARs ZOE OWE D0LLARI

\ PRIZES CAsHED AT THIS OFFICE.
oct 27--d&wtd
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DELAWARE U. 5. SESkroRs. The next I.egisIa
ture Of Delaware, which will be composed Of a ma
jority Of Democrats, viii elect two United States
seuators--onc IN place Of Mr.. Bayard Democrat,
whose term 81 service expires on the 9Th Of March
next, and the otller 70 supply the vacancy caused
b. the death Of Nh Clayton, The deceased was
elected 20 tie Senate three times-frst from / $40
to 1887 secondly from Is4s 70 1851, and the last
time for the term beginaiag March = 1858, which
would not expire until March 3. 1883.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-12

ton. Ohio On TIE lea iDstant, ~ Lieut. Stockton
of the United States ARMY
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John p Cough lectured on sabbath evening
Lest 81 hasie HAL, Boston, On the eubiecl Of tenn.
perancc The ball vas orowdea--uola \ aeat was
lef uooceopied -even the aisies aasl retandas ~.
Ing ocoopied Be held the undivided attention of
his audience ior one bour ne has not fully re
covered bis healtb.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-12

a15y- i. o. Of R.-COIumbia District Tent,
No. "a will hold its November session in the west
room al Temperance Hall, tomorrow Wednesday,
evening at IL o'clock Members win please be
punctual IN attendance
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FOR w RN n

A BRICK CoTTAtsE ON l2th street, ~
fA tween q aud " No 45s with large yard II
font The KEY win be left next door
Inouire 81 Mr. Yoss corner of Penn, avenue and
10th street. or of The subscriber Penn avenue be-
t,geen II N and 18th, No l54
nov 1-steos RW, BATES
Daily American organ., 1856-11-12

tsy BT. THOMPSON, Attorney at Law /,
has removed his Office TO No 21 (west side) ourand.
a-haf street. between Pennsylvania avenue and the
City Hail. oct lS
Daily American organ., 1856-11-12

Rev. Pr Hoge, of Richmond, Virginia, has been
chosen President Of Hampden Sydney College.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-12

Among those who voted n Providence on tie
An instant were ave sho voted ID 1900 the year
ofJsaersoo's frss election 10 the Presidency.
9 A&- nFkE
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Daily American organ., 1856-11-12

shURptR-- Charles Smith, who, some years ago
VS. sentenced by Judge BarcuIo 70 twenty years
imprisonment tor gougng ont ah eye Of man
With whom he vas quauelng, but, after serving
TIE State t9e years, Was pardoned by Gov sey-
mour, Was hilieaf Tuesday evening October 2stb,
n Cbanningyille, potchess county, BY william
Clearwater. They were both drunk At tie time.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-12

@Fhs Naiad oaesa'' is n prepaTaIi0n.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-12

4 C Y. CLICKENER CO.,
el, Barclay street. New York.
For sale by Charles stot and Naifn Palmer and all
/ Druggists. ap 8-eod.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-12

Mr.. q. BOOTH,
The distinguished young Tragedian, is engaged,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

Es OrESiSc or BROADWAY THEATRE I've are In.
formed that arrang sment has bee, made by which the
entire south wall Of the Broadway theatre will be reb i
at the expense Of hessrs Bowen and McNamee, whose
excavations the adjoining lot caused the fall Of part o.
the theatre wall as stated some time since. The new
wall will be two feet thick and viii be further strength
oned by substantial piers The present arrangement IL
made between the heirs Of James Raymond the owners
OF the theatre, and Messrs Bowen and McNamee. Me-.
Marshall the lessee consented to H. in order to save the
property from further jeopardy but he has made no
compromise with Bowen aud McSamec, and considers
TIA, he has been damaged their hands to tine exten Of
twenty thousand dollars at least large number OF Mr.
Marstsls employees now under pay and the wall vii
not lie finished until the lat Of November, when the
house viii be opened Tor the regular season. In the
meantime, II 10 proposed TO give Mr. Marshall benefit;
all classes citizens would be glad TO express their
sympahy for Of the most liberal and popular or
managers and We hope to see the affair 20 forward.
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city Intelligence.

TIRE N BRoADwAY-shorty attcr II O'Clock on Sunday
night Gre discovered In the looking glass aud PIC
ture franc mandatory Of Joseph p Del Veccho, Of
1874 Broadway, near Broome street. The flames we're
rst seen gushing from the ndows Of the second s,ry
E rear workshop. Nessrs. Freer Brennan, naxt
COR were the fret persons TO give the alarm. When
he store door was broken open, a lighted lamp
found sianong on the floor amongst some loose shavugs
near the entrance OF closet under the stairs Inc Fe
Marshsl and Capt Kissner made an examination OF the
premises Some remarkable discoveries made,
viii are to be fully Investigated. The fact Of the
lighted amp being found the store IL suspicious cir
constance OF Itself The loss may DO estimated a, up
wards Of a. Oco Insuret for Si0500 Ia the folio wing
comrsnes-Harmony, 81. 600; Excelsior, s. o1o Man
bauap $500; Howard, s.. uvo;' New York and Erie
So SEQ. and the Merchants Mutual, OF Philadelphia
81 SEQ Capt Macky OF the Insurance patrol with his
men wac promptly at the premises rendered yalus
BILE service protecting property from damage by water
FIRE Ar srrrirroy, Staten tstAyD-DssrRucwss or
Rnv. DR. 1Hoprsoss HorsE About hsg past 10 O'Clock
Sunday evening last, as Aesssr Gf,erman sslgmsn
and Werner, Of this city returning from Wat 10
friend, 81 s,apleon, Staten Island they dscovere soS,
issuing from the house Of Rv Dr. A. Thompson, pas-
TOR Of The Dutch Reformed church Of thas placs, Thsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

FUNERAL GRlEF.-The sorrow over the sudden
and lamcnted death OF Mr.. Shepard the late
Counsel to the Corporation, did not last long
among the ranks Of the democracy. Hardly had
bis remains been consigned 10 their final resting
plscc-haTlly bad tie sachems of Tammany AMI
he rqagna.es Of nc party wiped away the last
!ear--bel0le hey we're ready % tear each other
in lsccss IN quarrel for he Office which he left.
We are Oh here are no less ha forty Or fifty ap-
picanis for the place, each imagining hnt he has
the best claim TO II, and possesses the greatest
amount OF merit and ability FOR The fuldlment OF
its duties. IL Is presumed TO be worth from ten
10 fifteen thousand dollars per aanum, and over
two years OF Mr.. Shepards term are uuexpired
Mayor Wood has the nomination Of Mr. Shcpards
successor till she first of January next, and the
convention for the nomination Of municipal Off
GERS will be called upon to nominated candidate
20 be voted for at the November election to oil
up the balance Of the term, two years from the
first of January next. The death of this distin-
gushed man-as Mr. Shepard is now called by
those who execrated him week ago-has Gre
ated an entirely new phase in city politics and
given Mayor Wood the vantage ground and pc.
sition. The late Mr.. Shepard was man of abi-
w. and was the head and iron. of the opposition
against the Mayor. That opposition has been al
most broken up by his sudden death; but what
the ultimate effect Of this new state Of things
mar be ySt remains " Re sseR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

THE FHmusTERrNG SCHEME AT PANAMA.-The
enormous scheme Of filibusterism which Mr.. Cor
wines report is understood TO disclose which is
fully revealed in our telegraphc message from
Wasbington-wil be read with amazement IL
appears that IL was the design Of Jefferson Da-
Wis and Mr.. Pierce 10 make the Panama massacre
pretext for selling the whole Isthmus, and thus
closing their administration by plunging us into
war with the maritime nations of Europe. Nay,
il is not quite certain that Mr.. Marcy viii yet
succeed in defeating the nefarious project And
yet there are individuals who desire to see the
national character lowered and our peace
jeopardized by four more years Of such DONNA
ton!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

PRIZE FlGHTNo.-The barbarous custom Of
prize fighting has broken out openly in tha part
Of the country One man has been Killed
another fight has taken place near Boston: and
we understand that there arc in this city halls
whore these brutal exhibitions take place every
other week. The rufians and prize fighters re-
Gently driven from California arc all here they
have made this city their headquarters for the
present. and We may expect some dreadful scenes
between now and election day, unless the authori-
tics interfere and do their duty. In fact prize
fighting. rufianism and all manner of barbarism
will increase among us so long as the Judges are
elected by popular vote and the courts Of justice
are organized as they are in this city. The con-
ventions which nominate the Judges are made up
by these rufian- aud prize fighters, who thus pos
sess a controlling Influence. We are on the high
road to barbarian, and something worse, If the
sypeiltusli q Ju9ges bs wi aiken GQu the
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NRw YoEK aGRALD EDITION ron EUROPE.
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seAve sasion on Wednesday, Tor Iiyeryool.
Inc Fsrcpean rails vii close this city ST half past
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Ihe EERAID (pGiIted y English snd FFeuch) wiz be
puosbed al ten oclock in The morning Single copies,
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Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition OF re
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pEscss Europe
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81 embrace he received b. mail and telegraph at
Eas ooe during the previous week, aad the hour oil
poLAcaton.
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GENERAL DIX IN TRoUBIE.-We understand
that the recent apology for the Kansas bust
ness OF the administration made by General
Dix at Westchester, has given great offence to
the powers at Washington, and accordingly their
principal organ here has opened battery upon
the poor General OF terrible effect. We suspect
that General Dix made mistake when he took
the stump for Buchanan and shouldered the sins
Of the administration. He should have come ont
for Fremont at once for he is already read out
Of the Buchanan party, and they will turn him
out soon, unless he gets out of their reach.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

VINO ARE TIE DIsuMoNIsrs The Louisville
Jovrtqi states that all the leaders Of the Bucha.
nan party in Louisiana are disunionsts We
have no doubt that this is the fact, because all
the Buchanan papers in Virginia and the other
Southern states are for disunion and secession;
some for ono reason and some for another. S.
nator Toomls, Of Georgia is for dsunion If Ere
mont IL elected; 80 is Senator sldel, Of Louisi-
ana; so arc Brooks and Keitt, OF south Carolina:
" ere az the southern lye-saier who arc now
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

TnE GERMAN OrERA - stradela," which was success
fully do at Nbos Garden on Saturday, will be repcSed
this evening 'stradelIa" Is light pleasant opera, by
Foow and much better suited to the taste Of the PEG
pie and the powers Of the company than "Robers lc
Diable" which has unpleasant, sulphurous smell
nbout IL nj the best.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

FRENCH RED REPUBILcANs-The Freuch red
republicans Of this city have had several meet
ings lately to discuss the affairs of France, and
the probability Of new revolution. We are in
formed that six hundred and fifty-one of them
are ready to start for Havre at the first tap of
the drum. If they are so excessively anxious,
WHY not 90 at once?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

FASHION COURSE L. 1.-The racing on this course will
commence to day. The first race will be mile heats,
for three years old, and take place at halfpsst two
O'Clock precisely, for which there are several en-.
tries The next race will be four mile run, which
Ellen Ba,emsn Miss Ightfoot and Rossbel will contend
FOR particulars mode Of reaching the course, 10, see
sdverusemeut
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THEY Will HAVE CUBA-THE OsrESD MANI
FEsTo IN Full. BIAsT-The great democratic
speech Of The Hon. Mr.. Keitt Of South Carolina.
which We published the other day is full OF the
most magnificent democratic ideas. Take The
following, for example. Mr.. Keitt is talking
about the democratic party and Cuba Hear
him.
Al said before, ] am independent, not neutral
(Chsers) II that party dcya from the right ac
policy, will oppose II. (Cneers) say, never will
any party that does no. rtand upon ,he constu
uor-- mean for the rights OF the South cloud cheers)
80 with now because II is gallant psrty-bccause II
progressive phrty-because IL is conservative party
(Cheers) We have before great country We have
two races-ibe latin and the Anglo Saxon and with
destny must be a noble ana exalted one. they love
progress and the fra step ia thai direcizn is ne acqui
,ton 81 cata cloud and enthusiasts cheers) Standing
on your sorihern shores he eanel Of your match tooss
must be ours, o. the South is exposed TO invasion. les
mus te egs end fheue no objection 70 IL 5Dsrs taking
Il cloud cheers.) 7ass IL and pe Uiu pay for L after
cards. (remeLduous cheerng) Tlke al enc no. in
tehot nanE-and then will roll into 1. gull stream
Of souihern population that will make truly the gem O.
the Antilles. Externally guarded, by nature protected
roll into II your Southern population and the navies OF ali
the earth may thunder around its shores aud they will
thunder in vain cloud cheers) Yes. coatrolling the
commerce OF the West for three thousand miles and con
trolling also the commerce Of the East through the great
CT enterprise and commercial spirit Of our population
Cuba would be what Palmyra In cicn. tines II
once throws of tie desrotsm o. Spanish rule. C.sul
(Cheers.)
This proves that the Ostend manifesto Of NJ I
Buchanan Of Wrestling Cuba from Spain if we
have the power" is living principle among the
democracy Of the South. This is the democratic
plan, then-iirst Kansas at the point of the bayo-
net, and secondly Cuba by piratical seizure ''if
we possess the power;' at all events, we arc to
have trial for il. What a glorious epoch OF
civil and foreign war, servilc connections, Niger
Instructions and filibustering forays we shall
have with the election Of James Buchanan in
Southern friends which is the safe sid Of the line?
We can
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

making niger and disunion speeches in Penn
sylvania. All these chaps are as strong advo-
Gates for slavery and disunion at the South as
Garrison and his crew at the North are for anti
slavery, the dissolution Of the Union, the aboli-
ton Of the constitution, and the extinguishment
Of the Bible and Christianity
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people AID placed in the hands Of Governors Of
States and MAYORS Of cities,

TERRIBIE FRIGHT AMONG THE DEMOCRACY
The democracy here are in terrible state of
fright and suspense as to the result Of the COM
ing elections Forney and his clique are particu-
larly cut up If the speeches of the Southern fire.
eaters-Cobb, johnson and Company-in Pennsyl-
vania, should bring out such vote in October
against the democracy as Cobb and Company
brought out in Maine in September, there will be
no Buchanan party left in this State in NOvem-
Der. The entire democratic party-hards and
softs, rank and fle-will vote the Fremont
electoral ticket, with Judge Parker for Governor
This viii give Fremont the State of New York
by forty or fifty thousand majority over all other
candidates, and elect Judge Parker the anti-oli-
garchy candidate, over John A. King, who was
nominated 10y Thurlow Weed and the Central
Railroad spectators. Everything looks like a
revolution in Pennsylvania in October; and if it
should take place to moderate extent only, there
will be terrible times in New York, and poor,
amiable, Reconsideration, love-forgotten James
Buchanan will have to remain at Wheatland to
turn over his old documents and write history
of his life and times, as Mr.. Benton is doing, by
way of consolation for his loss Of the Presidency.
MR. PEABODY BROUGHT INTO SERvIcE.-The
movements Of Mr. Peabody, the great American
London fnancier, have been generally noticed in
flattering way by the press of all parties; but
the fact is just leaking out that the Wall street
fnanciers of Mr.. Fillmore are using this distin-
guished visiter as one Of their electioneering
tools. Mr. Peabody is great at money making.
has been great at giving good American dinners
in London, with any quantity Of Dukes, Lords
DC, with which to astonish his young Amer-
can visiters and funkeys. But as politician
we presume that his programme, like that Of
Corcoran K Riggs and other Fillmore financiers,
is limited to the policy Of hard cash, and buying
and selling on time. To this extent, we under
stand, Mr.. Peabody has been appropriated by the
Fillmore fnanciers, with the view of creating
Presidential diversion which may carry the cleo
ton into the House of Representatives, and OF
making good thing Of it there by driving the
two other candidates out of the field, and elect
ing Mr.. Fillmore through the strength Of his
twelve or fifteen remaining members of Congress
The democracy, through Belmont and those other
and richer Jews the Rothschlds, are also ope.
rating financially for the spoils Of our treasury in
behalf of Mr.. Buchanan, and thus Corcoran
~ Co., with Mr.. Peabody, have rather an uphill
business before them. Thus much by way Of re
moving the crust from these new Presidential gold
mines. We shall dig little deeper into them in
a day or two.
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CHAMBERS STREET TLEAIRE, date Burton s)-FArE
cHnDhEs or LovE-Ipior WITNESS.
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