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Daily American organ., 1856-04-21

Mr.. ADAMS asked that the bin 70 amend the
naturalization bill be made the special order ON
Monday two weeks from to-day.
Mr.. HOUSTON called up the case Of Edward d.
Tippett, of Washington, aud asked that his case
be referred 10 the COMMITTEES on Patents.
Mr.. FOOT called up the Bounty Land bill, when
the motion TO reconsider the vote adopting Mr..
IvxHsos's amendment, came up, and passed, thus
bringing the Amendments again before Senate,
which was under consideration when our report
ale.aad
Daily American organ., 1856-04-21

The Frankfort kentucky News puts up the
names Of Cassius M. Clay for President and n. p.
Banks for Vice President. II Is eloquent in their
praise, and it protests against the nomination Of
Fillmore or Mclean. I" The first the signer of the
Fugitive Slave BILL the last its efficient interpreter
who has done more than any other man 70. enforce
its infamous provisions a09
A meeting was held in Madison county at which
Mr.. Clay spoke, defending HIMSELF from the charge
Of owning and selling slaves They we're " trust
slaves, he said, and he could not emancpate them
Delegates were chosen 20 Pittsburgh.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-21
Z on Muskets.-- Yellou Feper at Bahia

NEW YoRK, April 19.-The schooner Learsvile,
from Trinidad, brings cargo of old guns, raised
by Submarine Diving Company from the wrecks
Of Spanish war vessels sunk near that place in
l777.
Advices from Bahia, Brazils, to March 10, state
that the yellow fever prevailed to some extent at
that port.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-21
AN ACT for the relief of Jesse williams.

Be it enacted, &C.. That the sum of seyenty-fve
out o. IN
to indemnify him for injury to his horse by breaking
through the flooring of the bridge across the Canal
at Four ,and-ahaf street, on the twentieth March,
eighteen hundred and fifty.six.
Approved April II, 1856.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-21
.Attemptsd Escape and Recapt,lre.

PHILADELPHIA, April 20.--Townsend, the mail
robber arrested few days since by Col Hughes,
made an attempt to escape from the Jail at New
Castle Delaware, yesterday. He was shot at by
the sheriff, whilst getting over the Jail wall, and
severely wounded. He was recaptured and re-
turned to Jail
Daily American organ., 1856-04-21
Police Tleqraph.

PHILADELPHIA, April 19.-The police and fire
telegraph recently erected by this city went into
operation to-day. A number of experiments were
made in the presence of the city officers, the chief
engineer of the Fire Department and the assist
ants, which proved highly satisfactory. ~
Daily American organ., 1856-04-21
mARRIED,

In Georgetown, d. c., on the nth instant at st.
Johns Church, by the Rev. n p. Tlllinghast. the
Rev. THOMAS g. ADDISON 10 MARIE T., daughter
Of Thomas B. Addison, Esq, of Georgetown.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-21
DIED.

Al his residence, in Baltimore, on the morning Of
Friday, the 18th instant Commander GEORGE
ADAMS, Of the United States Navy.
At Baltimore, in the evening of the 18th instant
after short but paiaful illness in the 37th year Of
her age, HoHORA g., wife Of George Guest, and
daughter of Gen. James Bankhead, Of the Uni.s1a
States ARMY.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-21

The Maine Free Press, an administration paper,
referring to statement that all but two or three
of the delegates from Maine to the Democratic Ma
tional Convention will be for President Pierce,
says t..,.. 4.,. ........s
"Our State is entitled to sixteen, all of whom
are now elected. We are not autho lied to speak
for one of Them but take the liberty to say that
it is understood that decided majority of the en-
tire delegation are favorable to the denomination
of New England's avorite son, and, so far as we
know, none are pledged against him. Messrs Ty-
Ter and Bray were elected last week from Franklin
and Oxford districts, and are. warm friends OF
Franklin Pierce" -...-.- .....-- -. -.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-21
REMOVAL.

TuyHE Subscriber has removed his Office
j to 4l9, Thirteenth street, between g and II.
He continues TO pay special attention TO the sale and
purchase of Real Estate, Renting Houses and Farms,
Collecting Rents, Negotiating Loans Buying and
Selling Land Warrants Mortgages, Bonds, &C
Persons having property TO sell, or those wishing
to buy rent will find it their interest 10 call on me-
...s.,..s ar. j. J. MILLER,
ap 17--eo3t Real Estate Agent
Daily American organ., 1856-04-21
Sailing of the Washington.

New YORK, April 1s.-The steamer Washing.
ton sailed hence to-day, at noon, with ITO passen-
gers and 100000, in specie, for Bremen, via
Southampton.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-21
Later from Hagana.

NEW York, April 20.-The steamship Cahawba
arrived to-day, bringing dates to the 10Th instant
Her news is of no Importance.
The United States squadron in port was to sail
soon on cruise to the wndward. 'es
The British man-ofwar Powerful was also to
leave in few days for Bermuda.
Sugars were more lively without advance, owing
to large stock on hand.
Muscovados were in good demand at 8 l-2 equal
to 1-2 at our ports.
Molasses firm.
Freights active, with rates tending downward.
Exchange depressed at six and half to six and
three quarters.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-21
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT TPRIVATE
sHE #s.5 tsst5 SALE.
n WILL sell, on accommodating terms,

WILL sell, on accommodating terms,
u the following described property:
The new three-story Brick ID yelling House, on
Missouri avenue, near the corner of Fourand-ahalf
street This house is situated in one of the most
healthy and pleasant locations in the city, fronting
the public grounds, and commanding view from
the Capitol to the Washington Monument with all
the surrounding country, which can never be OBJ
structed. The house is admirably arranged, having
been built under. my own direction, with an eye to
the comfort and convenience of my own family. 1t
contains sixteen rooms with all the modern improve
ments of gas and heating apparatus, hot and cold
water, bath room, &c There is also cistern in the
yard capable of containing $4,000 gallons of water,
and sewer leading to the main sewer of Four-and-
a-haf streets, for the purpose of carrying off all the
slops There is also in the large brick stable
and carriage house, covered with tin
The lot fronts "a feet 8 inches and runs back 126
feet to 30-feet paved alley
will also lease the vacant lot adjoining the above
property, lot sano size.
ap 16-2w [Intel&Starl E.sWHFELER.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-21
HARDWARE AND BUILDING MATE
ttssts- RAILS.

J" E beg leave 10 caII the attent1on OF our
Wv customers and builders generally to our
stock of Hardware and Building Materials; also,
Tools Of every description, Baltimore Chapin's
Planes, Davenport Mallory's Locks, American
Socket Prime Chisels, In sets or single, Spear a
Jackson's Hand, Pannel, Tenant Compass, and Rip
Saws and everything usually found in the Hardware
trade We earnestly invite call, feeling confident
that the quality Of our goods and the prices will in
sure sales SIBLEY A GUY,
ap ls-eoSt Penn. av. bet 9th and 10th sta,
Daily American organ., 1856-04-21

: SAN FRAscIsoo GLoBE.-We have received the
first number of a new daily paper from San Fran
cisco with the above title, which advocates the
nomination of James Buchanan. 1t is large and
well printed sheet ss.et.- .-,.sat.rt .sa...
Daily American organ., 1856-04-21
LAKE. Mnhinnn

CHICAGO, April 19.-Lake Michigan is about
clear of ice. Steamers commenced daily trips be-
tween Chicago and Milwaukee on Tuesday.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-21

Gov. WIsE's LAST LErTER.-Gov. Wise has adj
dressed letter to the Buchanan Committee of New
York. in which he declares his preference for Jas.
Buchanan as the Democratic candidate for the
Presidency, next to himself. .eae
Daily American organ., 1856-04-21
AN ACT for the relief of Robert P. W. Balmain.

Be it enacted, &C., That the sum of eleven dollars
and eighty cents be, and the is hereby ap
propriated. out Of the general fund.- payable to Rob-
TO correct an error in certificate numbered four hum
dred and twenty-five of Corporation of Washington
stock which occurred in transferring the interest
account of the quarter ending March thirty-frst,
eighteen hundred and forty.
Approved, April II, 1853.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-21

OFFICE OF THE CON>OLIDATED
LOTTERIES OF MARYLAND.

The following are the drawn numbers OF the ia
apsco Institute Lottery, Class No. III, drawn Apr
10, 1856: .
9 N 81 81 Is 70 10 8 s47l7 80
Daily American organ., 1856-04-21
BANNER WARD, ATTENTION!
ATTENTION, AMERICANS !

ATTENTION, AMERICAySy
Fourth Ward Council
<aMAANAbSS An election of delegates to rep
-SsxNENs resent the Fourth Ward Coun-
Gil in the next Mayoralty Con-
venton will be held on Tuesday evening, the 22d
instant ...f tfts. ap dtd
sBTThe Union Benevolent and Employ
ment Society offer for sale, at their store, Seventh
street. variety of useful articles suited to the
quirements of the season, at reduced prices The
Board of Managers having determined to suspend
their operations for the present, would respectfully
invite public attention to the sale Of these articles
which will be open for inspection until the last Mon
day in April If not all disposed OF at that time, the
remainder will be sold at auction. The Ladies feel
assured that the dis Interested almoners of the public
bounty will receive the patronage Of their friends on
this OCCASION their object being liqudate all claims
that remain against the Board of Managers before
closing the present term "Material aid in the sale
of their articles will be most gratefully appreciated
by the Ladies of this Society.
- E. B. MILLS,
ap LEO Ba Directress
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g-TThe Union Benevolent and Employ
NOTICE.

HSALL at 1913, North B street, Capitol
~ Hill. Get your fate known. 25 cents forether
sex DANIEL PRICE
Daily American organ., 1856-04-21

The following are the drawn numbers Of the Grand
Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. - drawn April 10,
1855:
ss 5s 2s 20 SO 81 Go 6S 16 rs 4 80
r. FRANCE co.
d. H. McPHAIL Commissioner. ap21-
Daily American organ., 1856-04-21
AN ACT authorizing the curbstones to be set ant
the footway paved on the east front of square mum
hered three hundred and fiftY-three. - = ~ !

AN ACT authorizing the curbstones TO be set and
the footway paved on the east front of square num-
bered three hundred and ffty-three. + '..
Be t enacted &c. That the Mayor be, and he is
hereby authorized and requested to cause the curb
stones to be set and the footway paved the east
front of square numbered three hundred and fifty
three between south and south streets; and, for
defraying the expense thereof a tax not exceeding
three dollars per front foot be- and the is here
by laid and assessed on the lots fronting said
portion of square numbered three hundred and fifty
three; the curbstones 10 be set and the footway
paved agreeably to the act of May twentythird eight
cen hundred and fifty three, entitled An act con-
cerning paved footways" and the act approved Sep
tember first, eighteen hundred and fifty-three, ent
tied "An act regulating the laying of foot pave
ments." @ & ts.,.a ......a-.
Approved, April II, 1855, ......
AN ACT authorizing the curbstones to be set and
the footway paved ON the south fronts of squares
numbered six hundred and eighty-four, seven hum
dred and twenty-four, seven hundred and ffty-six,
and seven hundred and eighty-two, on street
north, between Delaware avenue and Fourth street
east.
Be IL enacted, &c, That the Mayor be, and he is
hereby, authorized and required to have the curb
stones set and the footway paved the south front
of squares numbered six hundred and eighty-four
seven hundred and twenty-four, seven hundred and
fftysix, and seven hundred and eghty-two, on @
street north, between Delaware avenue and Fourth
street east the curbstone to be set and the fooway
paved, be eby authorized and required, shall be
done in conformity with the provisions of the act
concerning paved footways, approved May twenty
third, eighteen hundred and ffty-three, and the act
regulating the laying of foot payements, approved
September first, eighteen hundred aud ffty-bree
and for defraying the expense thereof tax not ex
ceeding three dollars per front foot is hereby imposed
and assessed the lots in said squares fronting
street north.
Approved April IL 1856.
JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing the Mayor to offer
q reward for the apprehension of Washington
Nailor. a1 7...,t. .t.ss*t .f
BE 10 resolVed &c. That the Mayor be, and he is
hereby, authorized 10 offer reward of FIVE hundred
dollars for the apprehension and conviction Of Wash
ington Nailor, who arrested for burglary admit
ted to bail by Justice Birclg and who has escaped
A,.r.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-21

RATHER GooD.--Few persons say more good
things than Mr.. Choate. Our readers recolect he
gave a lecture in Boston few weeks ago, upon
the last days of Samuel Rogers, for whom he ex,
pressed good deal of admiration, and whose "Ta-
BILE Talk" has been recently published. Mr.. C.'s
great personal attachment to Mr.. Webster, and ad-
miration of him are also known. 1t is said he was
recently asked how he thought the conversational
powers of Mr.. Rogers would compare with those
of Mr.. Webster. He replied, I" as fiddle TO t,co
hundred organs. s."--N Neso6uryport Herald !.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-21

NORTH CARoLISA.-The late Democratic State
Convention in North Carolina was very thinly at
tended. 1t expressed its preference for General
Pierce for President and Mr.. Dobbin for Vice Pre-
aident
Daily American organ., 1856-04-21

From the South Side (va.) Dewecrat, April l6
John Tyler Lectnring on the Dead Of his
Cabinet hA
1t gives us great pleasure to state that Hon.
John Tyler win deliver lecture in our library, ere
this season closes ..... tamsI bHH l1ata
He has chosen for his subject, as we are inform
ed, theme pregnant with interest-the Dead OF
our Cabinet. And what galaxy In that cabi-
net were the accomplished Gegafe, the elegant and
erudite Upshur, the brilliant Gilmer, and those
twin giants Of their age Webster and Calhoun
Scarce ten years have passed since the iiostrions
gallery of statesmen, jurists, and scholars filed
the Offices Of the cabinet, but one By ono the ma
ton has put on mourning for them, and he who
great responsibilities Of his time, and share the
heavy duties of his post lives still 10 speak their
eulogium. Need we add that IL win be a tribute
worthy even OF these mighty deadi
Daily American organ., 1856-04-21
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
MONDAY, April II, 1s'

MUNDAft hPfH ny IoVOs
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Dean.
. The Hrst business in order wss :.nns Deficiency
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Daily American organ., 1856-04-21

sB- The Governors Message contained
all subjects Of Importance to the Empire State with the
ception Of one--the of Durnos Catarrh Snuff
ID 21-. .tsr5
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07

APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.
The aud the succeeding numbers To those
n 200 prizss Will be entitled 10 the 200 Ap
proNiaon Prizes For example If ticket No 1880 draws
prize those tickets numbered ll2is l2lo
1881 2 will each be entitled to 500 aud so according
o the above scheme
PLAN or THE LOTTERY.
the above schemc there euooo tickets numbered from
2Oo00 There 300 full Prizes and 400 Approximations
making in all 1000 Prizes
The numbers from to 2oo0o corresponding with the NUM-
tickets printed separate slips OF paper rolled
up enelreed with small tin tubes and placed In Glass
Wheel
The the different 200 full prizes similarly printed
eneirced placed In another wheel After revolving
the wheels number is drawn from the wheel of numbers and
the prize drawn from the 2lhcr wheel by
who bndiodcd The nnmber aud VIC prizo drawn
opened and exhibited Ia the audience and registered by
the the prize being placed agains the number
This operation Is repeated until all the prizes are
The drawing Ia then printed and after compar.
son, the Commissioners certhes To Its correctness.
( " Prizes payable in full WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Address orders for Tickets to
Il FRANCE & co,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07

Chronic Nervous Debility Disease OF the AineN ana
all diseases arising Disor1ered Liver stomach such
Constipation Inward Piles Fulness OF Bloodto the iiea
Acidity he*tomach Nausea Heartburn DISGUST ter DOL
Fuilness or weight in stomach Erucaons Sinking
Fut,erng the Pit Of the stomach, swimming "t the ead
ing or Sutncatng when IN lying posture Dim
~ ,t Visiao ts or We5s eor, tn. ignt Fever aud
PAIN in tb4 Head Deficiency OF Perspiration Yeowuess the
sudden Finishes OF Heat burning Flesh Constant lmag
nes OF Evil, and great depression spirits be elsgna
" cured by DoCrER liooFi ASps cElEbtAIfp 'fhaAs
store No l3o Arch St. door below Sixth Phladelphia
1agP NE Po"fr %Tg 'g in The tinted Stas as lures
attest in many skfuI ply slrians had failed
These Btters worthy the attention of nvalids Posses.
sing great virtues in the tretlhealeh,o, lne ' 1 5
glands exercising the most searching power N "fakh, ana
VIgGfSI, TrsrIuoNv-Dr ]. NJ Wilson Lexington, Va.
Feb 9TH 1852 said entirely out of the German Bit
They have become all the rag Nothing else selis
oth is55: O." Great McdcneWe have uniformly reifaned
recommending to the public any OF ih' vm'ns latent
value Among those consider worthy of notice, Is the
German Bitters invented by 'r iie2fan, a. nm1 ~ ny & M
Jackson in l'ilalelphia stansti III ] "a IN %
superior of this medicine haSt been tested hss ia
Mr. Abran Crab of This county, very seriously affected
Liver Complaint and after trying IN vain various t.ne
lies he purchased Of the Bttcrs and after using H. was
somueh relieved of his distressing maad tGni ne procured
They entirely vegetable free from all injurious ngred
always strengthen the system qpd never coaals H. an,
by apoihecas and stoekeepers in every
Sold nv sTRoTnER & WHITEHEAD, !. H. THoMP.
son y co. aud !. II. SEA q CO Iynch"u,s and by
. dealers in medicine every" hero. sep ets
AYER,s CHERRY pEsTORAL, for the
u rapid cure Of Coughs Colds Hoar'eness' bronchitis
Whooping Cough Asthma and CONSUMPTION IS nn,se,s,9 9
known remedy deov cred for every Far
IL of Pulmonary So wide is the field Of It's useful
the o It's cures hat almost every
section of the country abounds in persons publicly KNOWN
lo have orcd from alarming aud even desperate
diseases OF the gneshy lis u.s. Wien once "t s r.
- oe ; ' and where is virtue arc known. the public
no longer antidoe employ for the distressing
ee , =, our climate By is timely many nay almost
/ all tnPks
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80
WI. CRUTCnrlELD.
congratulated by permission from lady of this city.

AeSSrs Cp.-Gertcmen i used portion OF bot
Turf oil which kindly presented me with
pleasure that found it cncctual in femov
ing an erupti the skin, which had been practced
upon years by phS seans without receiving the
least benefit also recommenled Ia friend of mine who
had been with similar eruption of The
informed fw days Since that from the use
bottle he had been entirely cured.
Rcspectfuly. T. NJ. LEFTWICH.
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Il. NJ. LEFTNltH.
nln IslANn- ncdfnrA Yn.. Nny. |. lsal.


afsssrs p9rc 6 ienemen:-I used about one fourth
hottie Turf oh the back of my horse the
almost entirely place nearly
large hand and this single application only applied
up entirely aud permanently. really was sur
prised quickncss its curative properties ana lak
prompt aud eicaeious than any thing o the kni
fersa have sold thousands Of bottles of other pfera
rations for similar purposes.
R,spcrtfilIy J. p BONpURANT
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MEDICINES.
MEUlClNES.
yuNRuE TURF OIL FOR OLD SORES OF

i EVERY DESCRIPTION on MAN OR BEAST
WARRANTED TO CuRE, AND No DANGER FROM EXPOSURE TO
cold. Price 30 cents per bottle.
Entered according qf Congress in he Clerks Ofee Of me
District Court for te Eastern District of Iirgtad by Doi =
co, Richmond. Ia 50
READ THE FoIIOWlNGt
Come store pamphlet and read certificates
performed by the Turf oil certificates OF truth OF
respectable and respected citizens and othes
here whom refer and doubt It's value as
medicine IL is worth pound 81 any
known to man Try you will be satisfied of what
TRuE TURF OII-Read the following and come to our
store and will tell you Of many others who have been
cured.
GooeHIANn January y, 1850
Nessrs Dore CO advised short time to try
your Turf oil horse of mine that had sore shoulder
large mans haud-and very bad that he could
used bottle (small boc) he en-
tirely cured well all who need anything ct the
kind IL greatest medicine can send and
will ii Won wish it, from others who used 1t for
different the myself You
send me a dozen right away.
Respectfully, GEORGE PAGE
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vs,Vo VsIO.sANs DosLARs WANTED.

raNve rHOssANrs DOLLARS WANTED.
n The subscriber Ia themost desirable WATER POW
Crsir with about 700 Acres OF NOUN
TAIN LAND large deposies of Iron Ore
Fioomery make Bar Iron rom the Ore
VIII sell moicty OF the said and for 4oop and viii add the
amount $. ti the from the purchaser AT the
suitable buildings said purpose, which would cost
- 900; number Of acquninances will taxa
enterprise either in shares of 800 and upwards
which VIII be applied the erection of tho said machinery
Iron selling retail in this county at cents, and the
forge Is TO miles.
well satisfied the investment will be profitable
Earnestly solicit the aid aud connection of trends
bic % prosecute tho work
viii give more detailed account to who
disposed to engage in The enterprise,
Addrcss-NEw CASTLE, Craig County Va.
aug i1ets. CLIFTON G. HILL.
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ACARD.-To the citizens of L. ynch-
fTIsG15lLy BURG AND THE SURROUNDING CouN'
Nj M HTRY.-If youwiah 10 purchase magnificent II
- oANos, call Mt sTREMMEI'S on Main street,
opposite the Warwick House Morscs book store ana
YOU ,yn find Instruments which cannot be surpassed
Ia quality Of touch and tone beauty Of finish and dnn
bily of workmanshpall of seven octaves and which
will basold at New York prees. Every Instrument Will
be warranted in every respect. Call and examine ior
yourselves Music of nil descriptions from the best elas
modern composers, always hand and for sale
all Musical Instruments repaired and tuned
DO not place hands Of ho have
ledge OF the profession but call at the above place.
where realize satisfaction and where all orders
will be promptly filled Secondhand Pianos taken IL ex-
change for new ones dec 1878
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r,t,ast from a Norfolk PAPER.

Etfraet from Norfolk Paper.
ADAMS S,FFOne errnRs celebrated Fire PROOF Safes
Adams Express Office when the building was burned
ser,ra remained buried In the rubbish unl
Thursday when taken Tho fire the occasion
alluded the herceet ever saw and when the
found lapse of forty days II was srroun ttd
l.y embora glowing brightly When opened tho paper,
articles contained found To be sound and geher
ally good condition. thus aorng another proof OF the Sc
superiority Of hesa safes The one alluded 10 may
he tho of Mossra Row Wand Broa who
are agents for the makers clearly the evidences Of
incombustblo qualities when its exterior
burning that roared around H. ana
amid cmbcrs that gared around for hours days ana
weeks
lrrring'a Patent Champion Fire proof Safes with Halls
Patent Powder. proof liockR, for sale by
4 O. HERRING e. co,
Nos. las lJ7, lS9 Water street. N. Y.
J. IL THOMPSON & co, Agents,
1 Va