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Scretniste 5an9er.
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CIRCULAR.

The undersigned, members Of the National Er
sosltivs COMMITTEES Of the american Party, hav,
pleasure In announcing to the people. that salts
factory arrangements for the future maintenance
of the AxEaIoAN ORaAs, as an authoritative s4po
mont and advocate Of the principles Of the A,neri
can Party, have been completed M
Recommending its labors, under these new an.
spices, the undersigned cheerfully commend tn,
AMERICAN ORGAN to the generous confidence O.
the ADasrican Party, in every section Of the Con
tederacy, and they hope its columns may command
the widest circulation. #
HUMPHREY MARSHALL, OF KY. +
SOLOMON g. HAVEN, ofN Y.
J. MORRISON HARRIS, Of Md. a,
JACOB BROOM, Penn.
WASHINGTON CIrr, d. c., May 18th, 1855.
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DIED,I

In this city, on the night Of the 10th instant JO-
SEPH DUDLEY WARD, formerly of Unsl w coun.
ty, North Carol M. but for the last twenty-five years
resident of Washington.
{ Mr.. Ward had been very popular and efficient
member of the Legislature of his native State. and
until q short time before his death had filled various
posts under the Government here. Hsbrethren Of
the Masonic fraternity took charge Of his remains
and accompanied them to the last resting place Of
man. May he rest in peace E.
On Monday last July l4h at the residence o. her
cousin. Judge tIen, in Botetourt county, Virginia,
MARY E. QUITS, of this city, aughter of the late
Richard Cults.
On the nth instant, EMMA JANE, aged months
and days, daughter of James NJ. and j. v Lar
combe. ~ b'e
The funeral will take place this afternoon at ~
o'clock, from No..6ls Seventh street, Island, here
the friends of the family are requested to ate d.
wilmington IN. CO. Herald will phase copy.
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state that complaints have already reacneo W aeh-
ngton from several districts, that documents mail
ed to their constituents by members Of Congress
are not received ftsppears, therefore, that the gov
ssnment officials are not content With levyng black
nail upon their own importers. but are moreover
sngsged in the Illegal and corrupt business Of de-
trsuding the people Of the United States Of their
share Of the public documents, printed At their
own expense, and paid fof with their own money
If this is the manner In which the subordinates
Of Postmaster General Campbell violate their osths
of Office, ID Is high time that Congress ordered an
investigation into the abuses Of the Post Depart.
nent. LII
The Union indignantly denies that Mr.. Brown
is authorized 70 svy biloxi mail upon the postmas-
tiers. or course the Unios viii deny 1t. It's ad-
mission that Peter q. Washington was justified In
levying black mail upon the clerks in the Depart
ments last fall to carry Maryland damaged its cause
40 materially, that 1t now finds Il convenient to
" come the yirtuous dodgel" But tho Union can
not deceive the people by this transparent ssbter-
fuge. The old policy Of tocofocoism 10 still in
force under the present administration, and the
levy Of black mail will be persisted in.
BucHAsAs GosE DowSi--ThereIs nothing more
certain than that Buchanan has not the shadow of
a prospect in New York. His case Is hopeless In
this State. History does not furnish an instance
where q candidate has gone down SO Suddenly as
Buchanan. A month ago he was formidable; to-
day he Is out Of the question. There Is no human
power that can save hlm--and We have no idea
that any other power will be e1etted 10 his favor.
albany ,StatsnSan.
The Statesman h undoubtedly correct, and It's
remarks will apply TO many other States besides
New York, with equal force. Indeed, 30 hopeless
Is the cause of Buchanan regarded by the Demo-
cratic members Of Congress that 1t Is seriously de-
bat~d, at this time, whether his withdrawal is not
essential to the preservation of the Democratic
party.
1t was mainly to discuss this subject, we are in
formed, that the Democratic caucus was held at
the Capitol on Wednesday night last. In that
caucts several prominent members openly ex-
pressed the opinion that his election was hopeless,
In consequence Of his unfortunate antecedents Lis
Federalism, his anti.savery sentiments, his partic-
patton in the Ostend Conference, and his compiled
ty in the bargain and corruption affair against
Mr.. Clay.
The Forneyites in the caucus, however, were in
denant at the proposition to withdraw Buchanan,
and threatened to break up the party If 1t were at
tempted. tlt hs14s
This is the present condition of the harmoni.
GUS Democracy"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

az nalley's Magical Psin Extractor.-r
There never has discovery made in Matera Medca
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IN high Or Inflammation b. rapidly reduced
state where wounds and can be
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stored without either defect than with DALLxYs
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTION
In Cuts, Wounds eprains, and Bruises, casuaites to
which children constantly ubsctD the action OF the
genuine Dallsy's Pain Extractor ever the same How
much pain and suffering may not thus be prevente,l More
over life itself often dependent upon having at hand tie
genuine DALEY Extractor, and for particulars OF which
respectfully refer my printed pamphlets for the truth Of
which hold myself responsible 4ga
No case Of burns and scaid, matter how vere,has
ever yet in any Instance resisted the slpow M pain
subduing, and healing qualities Of the Daleys Pain E1-
tractor. Il
No Pain Extractor Is genuine unless the box has upon u
steel plate engraved label with the signatures OF O. "
Cickener Co., propretors, and Henry Daley ma,ufac-
turer. Price % cents per box
e. All orders should be addressed to
O. ". CLICKENER d CO.,
ns 81, Barclay street, New York.
For sale by Charles StoH and Nairn Palmer and all
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THIRTY.FOURTH CONGRESS.
{ss YIAsT SESSION. a
SENATE.

.la SENATE. E
THURSDAY, July II, 1856.
After our paper went to pfess-
The Senate was 10 Executive session.
When the doors we're opened, the Senate was
engaged in the discussion OF private business.
4 The bill to repeal the act authorizing the ercc-
ton Of an armory FOR the convenience Of the vol.
unteer companies was debated.
When the vote was taken 1t was found that there
was net . quorum present, and the Senate adj
;ourned. s34sg j ea .9a a-
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SAMUEL +. swoPE.
General LESLIE CoMBs


A Fremont Electoral Ticket in Kentucky.
The Republicans Of Kentucky have held meet
ing at Slate Lick Springs, Madison county, and
formed an electoral ticket. 1t is comprised of the
following persons;
Senatorial Electors--I. c. NJ. Clay, of Madison
county !; 2. George d. Blakey, Of Logan county.
Representatives.. Edgar Needhan, OF Louis
vile; 2. j. II. Rawlings, of Madison county; 5.
Rev. J. s. Davis, of Lewis couaty; A. ]. Craze
brook, Of Barren county; s. j. r. Whittemore, OF
Campbell county; 8. David Morgan, Of Floyd
county; T. " Hamilton of Bracken county; s.
James Lashbrooks, of Daviess county; g. Green
Sp lis, of Jessamine county; 10. John Wash, OF
The Philadelphia Republican platform was en-
dorsed. $500
Previous to the formation of the electoral ticket
in Kentucky, the American party in that State
were confident of majority of from eight to ten
thousand, but the above movement has changed
the aspect of affairs TO the end that they say
we may set down Kentucky az safe for $4,000 ma
jority for Fillmore and Donelson.
The German vote in Kentucky is, at the lowest
calculation, from 8 to 10000, and two-th ds Of
that vote viii 60 for Fremont, The !" foreign" can
d;dats. It would otherwise have been given to
Buchanan. So by the nomination Of i Republi-
can electoral ticket the American majority will DO
5000 larger than IL would have been ad such
electors not been chosen. The cause of Amsri-
canis u is onward in its march, aud everything APP
pears to favor its progress.
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The demand for Land Warrants Is good, and the
market has an upward tendency daily. We quote
prices paid in this market to-day
100 acre warrants at 96 cents per acre.
so do at 81 cents do.
100 do at 90 cents do.
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NAVY YARD Z

KUR. CAsy NsKI begs leave re- pectfnlIy
Ivn 70 inform the inhabitant, OF the Easter
section Of the city that he will open sohtoi Tor
dancing in the Anacostia Engine House, Sat-
urday evening the 10th instant at and o'clock,
p m The parents Of children, who have not as vt
entered and I'll interested invited 10 attend The
latter hour II for adults only.
For terms: apply NJ the Hall on the evening, at
tie Drug store Of r. g. walsh. july l7-Sts
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
FRIDAY, July Is, 1855.

Messrs. FAULKNER, Of Virginia, and CUM
ms, of Massachusetts asked the consent Of the
House to offer resolution, but Mr.. JOINS, Of Ten
nessee, Directing, and the regular order Of busi-
meas being called for
Mr. STEVENS, Of Georgia, proceeded TO ad-
dress the House on the Illinois contested election
case. He made an ingenious argument In favor Of
the sitting member, but rather advocated the ref.
erence Of the Gaze to the people.
Mr.. ARCHER then took the floor TO advocate
his claims TO ssat Al those who preceded him,
he confined himself to the few points to which the
controversy had been narrowed down-the legality
Of some three or four ballots which had been par
italy nutilated.
AZ the close Of our report nr. WASHBURN,
Of Maine, was addressing the House In support Of
the claims Of the CONTESTANT and OF the majority
report. ~
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MARRIED.

In this city, on the 10th instant, in the Western
Presby terrain Church, by Rev. N Haskell, Mr..
EPHRAIM X. WILSON 70 MISS KATE b. STEI-
GER ali of this city. tt
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SENATE.
FRIDAY, July ls.

Alter the reading OF the JOurnal, sgg
A memorial of citizens of Pittsburgh, In rela-
ton to the navigation Of the Ohio river, was pre-
scented and referred to the Committee on Com
mercc.
One of similar character was presented by Mr.
BENJAMIN. Referred TO the same committee.
A bill was offered by Mr. YULEE to provide for
pre- payment on all printed matter. Referred.
The Senate then resumed the hill to provide for
snnuIing the act establishing an armory in the
city Of Washington.
The yeas and nays were demanded:
YEAS-Nessrs. Allen, Bell of New Hampshire,
benjamin, Bright, Brown, Colamer, Fessenden,
Fish, Foster, Geyer, Hamin, Hunter, James, Pratt,
Pugh, Seward, Slidell, Toombs, Trumbull, and
Wilson-20. ea q
Il NAYS-Messra. Biggs, Brodhead, Butler, Cass,
Crittenden, Dodge, Fitzpatrick, Foot Jones Of
Tennessee, Mason, Pierce, Thompson Of Kentucky,
Wade, Weller, and yulee-l6. ISL bt M
So the bill was passed 3
On motion, Senate bill No. a4s was taken mp
and passed.
I An act to carry into effect the set entitled an
act for the accommodation of the courts Of the
United States for the district Of Maryland and for
post Office at Baltimore city.
On motion, the private calendar was then taken
up, and several bills ofa private character we're
paced.
The private calender was mp whom our report
closed. ~
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The following letter (seys the Lexington obssr-
yer and Reporter) from the Hon. samuel T. ewope,
. member Of Congress from this State, to General
leslie Coombs, has been handed to Us, and will DO
read with pleasure by the friends of Mr. FiIlmo,o
In Kentucky. The writer (Nr. Swope) was lead
ing Democrsa in his section Of this State unr the
American party was established, and e. joyed in as
high degree any man of his party the respect
and confidence of bis political friends and his po-
i;ical opponents. lie IL an honest. independent,
right-thinking man, and, spurniDg the " domil ion
II party" did not hesitate TO announce himself In
favor of the principles Of the American party, and
put himself full and square upon It's platform.
Here is the letter Of Mr.. ewope
We have but little news, except the rather nm.
expected and rapid advance of Fillmore sock
The election Of Mr. FILLMORE ID now regarded a.
almost certain; and, In tsct, 80 essential to the
peace an harmony of the country His known
conservation and devotion 20 the Union, coupled
with the history of his successful administration.
win draw to his support the true Union loving men
Of the nation. How any one, who Is not bound
hand and foot, and who has not surrendered his
Judgment and will TO the dominion OF party. can
hesitate between Fillmore, who stands upon high
national ground, and other candidates standing at
the hsad of sectional parties, and leading them ON
70 bitter strife and warfare l. NOR, than can di-
vine. Let us support Fillmore. will do 80 with
all my might. have hope not only that he will
be elected, but that he will restore TO tho country
administration
Yours, very truly,
SAMUEL +. swoPE.
Conarsl IrsfIr Coups
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a EXCURSION
49, OF THE -
ISLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
TO FORT WASHINGTON, ii @
ON FRIDAY, JULY 25fh.

TTHE BOAT G.. w. r. GUSTS, which
III has been thoroughly altered and fitted up ex-
pressly for Excursion Psrt 8, and which is now
surpassed for safety and comfort will leave Seventh
street wharf at o'clock A. N. in charge Of steam
tug, and after pleasant sail down the river, will
stop at the Fort where the day will be spent. he
choirs Of the two churches will contribute TO the
days enjoyment by scmcert.
Tckeis--aduts, IS cents. Children l2H cents,
Can be had at the stores Of Gray Ballantync, 9TH
street, p. NJ Pearson, Island Hall, and Bsans
Thompson Penn. avenue. july IL : "a
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thousand majority, and If what we hear be
true, that thousands Of the old-lins Democrats
in that State, win rspudiate Buchauan, II be-
comes more than probable that Fillmore's ma
jority viii far exceed this estimate.