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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-12-11
BUsIN Rss C ARDS.
y nR wII.I.IAMIRyINE.

Would respectfully offer his professional servi,
ccs to thescitizens of Upper Sandusky and
at his office, near Persons Hotel, when not
absent on business. aug. 3, lS54.-n13-tf
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-12-11

ECUGAR--SWEET AND NICE FOR SALE
90 BY. @ -g6. WIN. HENRY,
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yvssa PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
r Office Opposite the Pierson House
July 25th, 1856.
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Notice.

THE subscriber respectfully returns his
/ thanks to his friends and customers who
have during the past year literally given
him their patronage, and takes this meth.
oa Of informing them aud the public ut
large that he has now on hand large lot
Of seasoned lumber and everything leuuis.
lie FOR The undertaking s'cressInl couple.
tion OF al work tn the shape Vt House
Buildings, Blinds, Sash aud Doo,s. ftljns
up OF Stores, Bathrooms Ia the beat. nloat
durable and wolmanllke style. Alloidnrs
left al y c, Montana Hardware store, tho
Post Office, ~ at my shop on Fifth street
adjoining 81, Peters and st 'aul's college,
will meet with prompt attention.
dec2l &. l.. SEES.
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JOSEPH Molkl'rRlCk,
architectlS' II MiIHer,
ts,top ~, fsort5a, E.,st af Maine ~,

S,tap on fto'fdd, H'isi If Maine ~.
r WOULD RESPECTFULLY call the
i attention Of the public, to my arrange
inents for the New Year Having made
arrangements with one Of the best ina,io.
featuring establishments In Cincinnati.
am prepared TO furnish Sash Doors and
Blinds, made of the beat White Pine Luun.
Der, and of superior workmanship and
much cheaper than can he made in The
South. Persons wishing to build would
find IT to their advantage to consult me
before building .#.
Orders from The country earnestly sol.
cited. Country work Of all kinds prompt.
" attended TO N The most workmanIke
manner.
Plans and specifications for city and conn
Wy Houses, suburban Villas, etc, given IN
the most approved styles. All kinds ot
Job Work attended to with neatness and
dispatch Water Cisierns made Of the best
material. ianl0
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To Planters,

A lklN'S Cora and toltpn CulIivator.
"A This truly useful agricultural inprov.
ment, has been fully tesiedhy bighly roe.
pectahle aud practical planters who aiterlnl
trial. say that by liz Use, Ia the cultivation
OF Corn, Cane, or Cotton, there is saving
of at least one third the labor to man aud
horse over The common plow. lts now
invention, Patented March 20, 1919,
Planters are invited to call and examine II j.
A supply on hand and for sale by
w. +. TuNNARD.
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TNHE subscriber, we'll known6 6faa
l. to tho citizens Of BatonfF U WI
Rouge, from long residence, offers his pro-
of tho Piano FoHrr, the Vtot'a, and Con-
META A-rlsrop. He will aso furnish music
Tor Private Parties, Soirde, Ac Letters
addressed to him through The post office
will be promptly answered, and orders lett
At The Comet office, vii meet immediate
attention. Ioctlal II. w. JOLLY.
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IslA NllS.
u. DE ROSAS La ACERDA.

Rd7DN R0Uf3E, LA,,
INFORM ES The Public in general thai
/ he is now prepared 10 repair in the bssl
manner, tue OLDEST and MOST DE.
FECT1VE rtANOS, at vtny moprHaft
pnlcBs. and every kind of Musical lnstu,.
ments. He will also tune at very reduced
prices. Ior his customers and tho public in
general.
Orders leil at the 1ewelfy store Of Mr.
Theodore Goldman will be promptly at-
tended TO- ..-.
feblsdtf. T. DE ROsAs IAcfRDA.
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Carriages. Harness. svhips.sAc,

TNHE Subscribers assortment Of Carria
J. ges, Harness, whips, &c. is nnw com
plete, and he invites m examination oI
his stock before purchasing in New Or
leans, as he guarantees his prices as low az
as any IN the South.
Wareroom corner of Third and Florida
Streets. Manufacturing md repairing in
superior style At the old established stand
corner Of Main and Church Streets.
w. L. TUNNARn.
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INSl1R NCE.
Southern Mutual Insurance Com t,.ny
aG Baton ls1uue.

~hhNbAfh WNtNNA insurance ajbth E,aB I
nf Baton Hongc.
heoIpordfad bY iH nfiagiaidtnye ri olionisfnna
hiprorat, Na,ph tatb, 1856.
a authorised Capital, .i,.s R5Vb. .D1O. 90
The Southern Hufuaf H,sntntef rop,pany
Of Baton Rouge, have this day commenced
operations, aud are prepared 10 take Frar
MARINE, and RIVER Risks.
Direoto
James " Brown, Leon Bcnnecafe,
John u. Kleinpeter, Andrew Mstta,
Fergus Permission, w. 7. Tuunard,
Jos V. Durable, Joseph Laughter
G. G. Mediation, VIM s. Pike,
ustees.
W y. Walker, lessee Hart,
y. u. Cortad, s. q. Iayeack,
Chas A. Slack, James NJ. B,unot
Soslbene Allaln, w y. Phillips.
Joseph s. Williams, Thompson j. Bird,
J. 1. Nolen. Daniel y. Avery,
John A. DoHghetiy, Samuel M Hart,
WILLIAM S. PIKE. pres't.
Abrnhp surrpras, See'y.
Baton Rouge, Jan'y. %, 1850. II.
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EDMOND LEGENDRE.

""s'"' 80 "s"F Shfh"' 'a" >N''
7ntrd ST Nsa'ig oppesite 8eais atabte.
TNHE subscriber will attend promptly
i TO all orders in his line, making ani
repairing cutters, copper pipes for machine
ty stove npes, Nc
IVA good stuck of Tin ware always on
hand, and made to order.
may 1-y. ED. IEEFNDRE
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Gge M(orni1'g Con'et.
Published Daily tMondays Excepted. ]
q. A. PIKE. 1sdtter 4 Proprietor.
44---Aa4@- - ----.--4-4
office on Third Street.

Terms. .--TaE snbscrptlopi is n sed nj the
yate Of ~ 90 pet sn.un, payable IN advance, pt
w 20 the expiration Of six months. The Week
w published At W horer annutn invariably In
advance BotA wiltbs punctuai " delivered with.
I'm the liMlts ct the City by The carrier.
eW WAdvettistssg.-os Dnilar per square
Tor the Afst Insertion, and half thai amount fof
esef subsequent insertion-ten lines or less cpn-
etitete square.
YEARLY Advertising. Merchants, IRA
aets, and others. will be contracted with on the
fnpst raasnnahle terms
J0h- work. .-pnH facilities for doing
job work with neatness mud deapatchz4n aii va
rIetles ~ eolots, cannot be surpassed by any es.
establishment IN the Gty-sunh ast
LAwvHRs' Ba,srs 4bshti TfuH HErs 4poarFaa4 n,t.
HRAnsr-lnh or LAnikus PARMA AMMEa44EtRortns
Tier --Darnasrs' LABEls.-CARps -C,RGuLvRs-@
mbd Nfsit,su oApbs For farther particulars, we
af~hhe Tse ts call and ace cur specimens
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CARPET & RUGS.
Particular Notice.

DLANTEKS and others purchasing Gro
L ccries through their servants, will
please notice the fact that they can be
supplied with n prime article for as little
money at the corner OF Africa and St.
Ferdinand SITS, as elsewhere.
aug 10. M. G. BRYAN
s. r. corner Court House Square.
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HOME ENTltRpRtSEl
Young America steam Flour
AND CORN MILL,
BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA.

HAVING RECENTLY EXTENDED MY MILL.
~ ling interest by the addition ~ pne Of ". n j.
Clnrk's Celebrated Patent FIGURING Mllla. noltibs
Machinery &s., AMI having fuiIy tested its eaIar.
i'y do FIRST class work. I am new fully prerar
e1 to give MY frisnhs anil those Of hone enter.
prise generally satisfactory evidapce, that they
ntw need not 20 beyond i,hton Hnhge M utier 10
secure TO themselves ileur that will compare Iavs
orally tn any rttdnceJ In the country, 'nnitr
by how extensive complicated machinery,
AS tho object viii lie to rtodhee nnur ~ tho
best tlarartel aud standing trust TO meet with
mat lihefnlfH bf ratruhaHe ha viii s,istain The
undertaking Families or dfthrrs ordering fout
ir"tn me may rest assured my best en'leaeo,s
shall be given TO please them, orders should he
soht to tho store u tho undersigned For the
accommodation Of families, flour can be obtained
when not wnhied by the barrel, in bags If ~, 10,
95 or hopounds each, Or In such other quantities
~ they may wish.
MARIO JOSHUA HEAL.
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prafeasianai Card.
TYR. DUCHEtN, Of the Medical Faculty
~ Of Montpelier tFrance| having re-
recently established himself in this City,
etiers his prote ssional services to the public
n-He will at all times be Found at MIR.
pulot's residence, tnear Judge Burks)
unless professionally engaged. Ioct25-ti.
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Remember.

Remember.
DERSONS having money to spend for
i Groceries, cannot do better than call at
the brick building recently erected on the
corner of Africa and st. Ferdinand streets,
where qnid pro quo is always ready for
exchange. Additions and supplies are con-
stantly receiving M. G. BRYAN.
uEy29. s. +. Cor. Court House Square
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BATON ROUGE

Dying and Occurring Establishment.
'IltT H'thsrriter having removed 10 the cofnpt
v Of Third mud Fipriln Sts., Ia now prepared ~
do wafk entrusted 10 hia care in the ueatest aud
most warkmaulikn manner.
Iia Clothes ara almost tnn,Te New.
lie Il prepared TO dye for the Laiies& Gentlemen
LADIES.
Cinrt ahnwls. dyed % eainr restored, M matter
what color Ailk ufesses, sbawis, Mantilias. lar
eges, faraspla. cleaned, dyed or repaired, Leg.
horn i'nliHets, dyed nr washed.
GENTLEMEN.
fasaimetea, MeriroR, Araceh. Cloth CLOTHES,
either cleaned, ealrr resiured or dyed to any
color preferred, with despatch nnh reatness.
mayT NJ. 1fnERif, Dyer.
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shUNSs " ushisftsHENs
M ATER Cisterns, Duprers and Ewes !;
w oval, octagon and colored Hall Lamps ;
ename|led Stew Pans; block tin and iron
Sauce Pans; turned brass Preserve Ket-
ties: castiron and carthen Spttoons: oval,
square and Gothic Walters; Salvers and
Tea Trays; Lamp Globes; Glimmers and
Wick rich center table French Busters !;
common Yankee ditto; common, wooden,
Furnished Brittania and silver plated Ia
BILE Castors, at MoNrAN & HuauEr.
mays. Church street.
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Arfbitrftural CARDS, &t.
G. q. WILSON.

House, Sign Il Ornamental Painter,
Third street, two dnors North Of the Post once.
HAVING permanently heated IN baton nnuea.
III we would respectfully solicit share or The
public patronage. being practicable watk,hen, We
n,e 70 work nn the ntnst reasonable terms and In
the best style,
AiRo, Training, Merbling. Chasing md Paper
hanging neatly executed.
w Plantation work solicited and promptly
attended tp, daris v.
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.pOSEa.H McChRMICK.

BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
baton Rouge, La.
SCHOOL BOOKS, STANDARD LITE
rary, Scientific and Miscellaneous Books.
Cheap Publications, and the Principle Ma
gaines and Periodicals constantly on hnnd,
Also-AMERICAN and FOREIGN
Writing Papers, Blank Books, Envelopes,
Copying Presses, Drawing Papers, Bristol
Boads, Monehromatic Boarls.&s VII.
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THE MAGIC CORN AND con MILL

THE MAGIC CORN AND con MILL.
FrtlE MAGIC conn AMP con MILL f4 super.
u Tor 10 amy heretofore offered for GRINDING
FEED FOR HTOCk. twill gtinh twenty bushels
nr aireh feed per hnHr, with the power If one
mule nr II will grind ak bushels Of fine menl
per hour or six huRtls If foetn aud eoh tur stock
feed per hour, with The power " one tula
This MAGIC MILL was pniented IN aeplem.
her, ts5b, aud II undoubtedly superior % ai its
predecessors.
our prices will he found to he much lower tban
other nflla nf inferior quality. For Hafe by
SAMUEL LOCKE, 7, = and . Front Levee.
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Thernaomctcr Churns.
fresh Nl'rlU<xxs.

DORCELAIN Preserve Kettles (al
i sizns) Family Tea, and Bitter Scales !,
iIul's patent--impoved coneayn Il anvil
Nutc,acker; Disstons Saw backed Butcher
Knives, Mahogany-Iinc ringcj Butte,
n,oulds. MONTAN " HUGUET.
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.Younu amer,e. seuar s.ore.-

"f0unE America segar store.''
nR0X a aRANprRE, having purchased tho
~ segar store Of 7. Verhots. Oh Lafayette, in.
fnrma their friends md the public Eobornily that
they have Just received from New otlcann a largo
Assortment uf Imported srEars of al brands.
Pipes of all sorts. No, assorted Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco, Imported Cigarctias and aiso
the heat Melce's Segars. All orders FROM Tho
country promptly httdndod to.
The Young America Cigar Sterc aplioitsa share
Of public patronage.
E.nRnx
ar-3oH CltkS. GRANDPRE.
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French Wantiulas.

TIE ladios arc invited to examine our
L beantifti assortment Of French imported
Spring Mantias, OF the latest and most fashion.
able styles, purchased Of the Importers in N York,
rs the assortment n not very large, The ladies
would do we'll 70 call oarly--at the
pnftArtirHtA CnHsr CAHu sronH,
mar2b-H Lafayette Street.
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RrussI,esl KrusIpesl

Hearth, Marking, Whitowash,
Paint, Dust, common, Horse, GI1
Tar Dust, Extra, Yankee shoe,
Floor, Dust, Fapey, Handled Shoe
Scrub, Printers Lye, Long Wisps,
Shaving, Wisp, Com. Brooms.
Hacking. Popcs Head, Deck Scrnb,
On hand and for sale by,
mayG MONTAN & IlUGnET.
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CTRAW MATTlNG.- twenty
NJ five pieces 4-4 Straw Mating to ar-
rive this week and for sale by
an-i6l W w. ID. PHILLIPS.
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NHHHt TWF UTE WAHHFHNtHFHfE.
sW~ The above deseribed Mill can be seeu nj
The store Of X H. ruuKEr, Church street, ttaton
Rouge, who IA the agent for the sale Of tho
same. The mill can he furnished Mt any landing
81 the river, between New Orleans nnd tayou
Hara, for fih-~ffeiaht included. mayI.ty
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New and Popular Music,

Now and Popular Music,
TIME Flower Queen; Say yes Pussy !;
D. Bell Brandon; Don't be angry Mother ;
Norma March Serenado March, 'I'is
Midnight Hour, When the moon on the
lake is beaming. Aurora Gnllopade; Sa-
lutte Ia France; Willie we have missed
you; and Shanghai Polka, just received
and for sale by GEO. M, HERO MAN.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-08
mr.. Filimore,s Iuck.

We sometimes meet with individuals in the
various walks of life who seem to be the espe-
cial favorites of Fortune; who are always lucky;
and with whom nothing seems ever to go amiss,
save that they are as liable to domestic Attic
tions the loss Of friends and relatives rs all
other mortals, and must Of necessity be.
Whether there is really anything in luck, or
whether all depends upon judgment, forecast,
and the proper application OF the proper means
to secure success, we will not undertake to de-
eide; but sure we are that while some are ap-
parently the footballs Of fortune, others are
her hvorites-the one being always unsuc-
cessful, and the other invariably fortunate in
whatever they undertake. Mr.. Fillmore has
always been considered by those among whom
he has resided as one of fortunes hvorites, a
lucky man, as the following anecdotes will
show:
After the nomination of Tsylor and Fillmore
In ls4s, Free-soil Wing in New York, who
was not particularly friendly 10 Mr.. Fillmore,
said to friend Of ours:
Daily American organ., 1856-04-08
SENATE.
TUESDAY. April 8. 1866.

TUESDAY, April 8. 1856.
Mr. MASON introduced bill for the further sat
isfaction of the holders of Virginia land scrip
Referred 10 the Committee on Finance.
Mr. SUMNER introduced bill supplementary
to an act lessening the liability of ship owners for
goods destroyed by fire.
Mr.. PEARCE called up the Senate bill to remit
or refund duties paid on goods destroyed by fire !
which WAS passed.
Mr.. EVANS called up the bill to provide Tor the
final settlement of the clams OF the officers OF the
Revolutionary army, and of the widows and or
phan children Of those who died in the service
The bill was made the special order for Monday
next. as#
Mr.. DODGE called up the bill making appropr-
alton for the payment of certain caims, which con-
ssts of the favorable decisions of the court OF
claims in various cases which bill was slightly
amended and laid over until tomorrow.
Mr.. STUART then called up the special order
which was the Bounty Land bill; which, after
some discussion, was postponed, when
Mr.. GEYER arose on the Kansas question, and
our report closed.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-08
PANHANDLE DISTRICT, VIRGINIA,
NIL

DEAR SIR: Since the nominations made at Phil
adelphia by the American party, the position of
parties and men are becoming much more distinct
and definite. There could have been no more sat
isfactory nominations made than those of Fillmore
and Donelson to the people Of this section. Not
wthstanding the surface rejoicing in the anti-Ame-
rcan cmp, the ticket is gaining strength every
day, and you will find quite different vote in Vir-
ginia in November next to that of May last. Mr..
Fillmore is a tower of strength in Virginia, and
will call into the field not only all of the American
party, but hundreds Of others whose attachment
to his conservative and sound statesmanlike views
cannot be easily diverted.
The anti American press in Virginia, down to
the "e6o-shin giazard footed Wise, are opAning
their batteries in good earnest but they find it
great waste Of ammunition. You may rest assured
that the American party is stronger to-day in Vr-
ginis than it was ever before. The index of public
opinion is pointing the right way, and mark what
1 tell you, that the Presidential election of 1856
win long be remembered in the Old Dominion and
elsewhere, because it will bring about result
which has never yet taken place, namely, the de-
feat of the so-called Democracy.
VINDKx
Daily American organ., 1856-04-08

The principal literary announcement in England,
is that portion Of the papers of the late Sir Rob-
ert Peel, consisting of memoirs written by himself,
will shortly be published. Government has at
length undertaken the arrangement of the State
of the Commonwealth and the accession of Charles
H., placing the work in the hands of three excel
lent antquarans, one Of whom is a lady, Mrs. Eve
rett Green, author of the Lives of the Princesses
of England
Daily American organ., 1856-04-08
ryy- M,Ile TERESA PARODI begs leave

10y MILE TERESA PARODI bcgs leave
to announce that her way to the North, she will
give in this city one Grand Concert between the 10th
and 18th April, assisted by Madame Amalia Patti
Strakosch and Sgnor Leonardo, under the direction
Of Maurice Strakosch
Mile Teresa Parodi will sing this occasion, for
the first and only time the celebrated national French
Hymn, LA Marseillaise," which has been received
with immense enthusiasm wherever sung by her.
mar 28--tf
Daily American organ., 1856-04-08

At meeting of the Democratic party held at
King George Court House, Virginia, on Thursday,
the Sd instant, John 9. Moncure, Esq, of Stafford,
received the nomination for Commonwealth At
torney; John s. Tslaferro, for Sheriff; and John
D. Owens Commissioner of the Revenue
Daily American organ., 1856-04-08

On the Committee of Ways and Means, Mr..
BILLIKaHURsr, Of Wisconsin, vice Mr.. Howard.
On the Committee on Accounts Mr.. HUGH
sros, of New York. pice Mr. Cadwaladar.
On the Committee on Military Affairs, MIR.
CLARK, of New York, vice Mr.. Stanton.
And then, at half past three o'clock, the House
adjourned
Daily American organ., 1856-04-08

AMERIc4hisM IN THE SoUTHwEsr.-We gather
those items from the Springfield Missouri Mirror:
Cheering-We understand that in Harrisonvile,
Cass county, so persons were initiated into the
mysteries Of that awful place, Know-Nothing
Council, in one day.
In Lebanon, on the night after the Democratic
meeting there, 10 were initiated into the order.
In Greenfield, on last Saturday, 23 were found
tired of living in error, and made acquaintance
with 6 Sam
Daily American organ., 1856-04-08
DIED.

In this city. ON the 7th instant FRANCIS BYRHE
oALLAH, youngest son Of Nicholas and Christina
V. N. CaIlan.
In this city, on Monday morning, the Tth instant
JANE ELIZA, youngest daughter Of David A and
Ann r. narrower, aged years and months
Daily American organ., 1856-04-08

Hon. Burr Wilson, who has been leading Dem
ocrat in Alabama for many years, has announced
his intention t0support Fillmore and Dopelson.--
om advices from the northern counties Of Alabama
are Of the most encouraging character.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-08
NATIONAL THEATRE.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.

PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parquette =. 80 cents.
Family Circle, (second tier) ......25
Gallery. so and Is
The Box Sheet for the sale Of reserved seats will
be open every day of this week. Office hours be-
tween A. NJ and S p M Il
Daily American organ., 1856-04-08

BY an arrival at New York we have advices
from Demerara to the 22d February. The "AngeI
Gabriel" riot excitement continued, and some six
or seven hundred arrests had been made The
blacks, who had been melted to deeds of violence
against the Portuguese by this Angel" (who is
in PRISON. had pulled down, plundered, and set
fire to good many Roman Catholic Churches and
Portuguese ships The authorities had sent to
number of islands for vessels of war to protect
the place. Business was dull in consequence of
the riots.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-08
JUST ARRIVED,

JUST ARRIVED,
a CARGO OF Red Ash Stove Coal, Of an
"A extra quality. Persons in want of Coal will
do we'll by sending in their orders Immediately, and
have the Coal delivered direct from the vessel.
This Coal is noted for its free burning, and easy to
ignite Very desirable for cooking
T. Ii. WORTHINGTON
Corner 14th and G streets, near the Canal.
mp S-d3t
Daily American organ., 1856-04-08

CoRREcrIos.-We were In error the other day
in stating that Col. Warren had sold 100 acres Of,
his A Arksndale estate at $50 per acre. 1t was land
Of his In Delaware that he -Frederieks6urg
Herald
Daily American organ., 1856-04-08

TEE cossrcTIos.-We learn that an arrange
menf has been made between the Orange and Alex
sndria and Central Railroads, by which there will
be regular transmission Of mails and passengers
and that no further trouble win take place.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-08

GEN. HoUsToN IN BALrIxoRE.-The Sun of this
morning thus alludes to Gen. Houston's lecture,
delivered last night:
The promised lecture of Gen. Houston took place
last night at the Hall of the Maryland Institute, to
respectable audience. His subject, as stated was
the Danger to which this country isexposed from
war, bigotry, and fanaticism." He was hard down
against the increase of the army and the navy
opposed to the naval and military academies, as
they were the nurseries of hvoritism, &c. In re-
lation to fanaticsm he characterized the abolition
lists OF the North and the dsunionsts Of the South
as coming under that head. He defended the in
stitution of slavery in the South, and incidentally
spoke of slavery in Mexico, where the poems were
slaves. And, Mexico being introduced, he referred
to the condition of that country, and attributed it
to the influence of the Catholic priesthood, who
opposed education and enlightenment Of the mass
es. He conjured the rising generation to grow up
with love for the Union Of the States He was
frequently applauded during the discourse.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-08

The total loss by the fire in Baltimore on Sun
day night is stated to be tlss,ooO. Insurance,
el67, 900.