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EVENING STAR.
TO LITTLE MARY

Pm hidden, little Mary.
To write verses upon thee;
I'D fam obey the bidding
Fit rested but with me;
But the mistresses I'm bound TO,
Mine ladies hard to please,)
OF all their stores poetic,
SO closely keep the keys,
It's only now and then.
By good luck as one NAV say,
That couplet or a rhyme or two,
Falls fairly in my way.
Fruit forced is never half 50 sweet
As that comes quite In season
But some folks must be satisfied
With RHYME in spite Of reason.
So, Muses. now befriend me;
Albeit of help so chary,
To string the pearls Of poesie,
For loveliest little Mary.
And yet, We pagan damsels!
Not over fond am
T. invoke your naughty favors,
Your fount Of Castaly.
I've slipped purer fountain,
I've decked holier shrine,
1 own a mlghtIer mistress
o Nature thou art mine,
And Feelings fount than Castaly
Yields waters more divine
And only to that we'll head,
Swee; Mary, I'll resort,
r or Just an artless verse or two,
A simple strain and short,
Betting well pilgrim
Wayworn with earthly strife,
10 offer thee, young Traveller!
In the morning track Of life.
There's many a one will tell thee,
IT'S ALL with F0sps UaU
There's many one Will tell thee,
IT'S thorny all the way
Deceiyers are they every one,
Dear child, who thus pretend;
Gods ways are not unequal
Make Him thy trusted friend,
And many path Of pleasantness,
He'll clear a way for thee,
However dark and intricate
The labyrinth may be.
i need not wish thee beauty
| need not wish thee grace
Already both are budding
In that infant form and face.
1 will not wish thee grandeur -
will not wish thee wealth
But only contented heart,
Peace-competence- health.
Fond Friends to love thee dearly,
And honest friends TO chide,
AND faithful ones 10 cleave 10 thee,
Whatever may betide.
And now, my little Mary
If better things remain,
UNDECIDED In my blindness,
Unnoticed in my strain,
I'n sum them up succinct1y,
In "English undefiled !''
My mother tongues best BENSON
God bless thee-precious child
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LAR PU BLICATIUNS
IL treats on the PHYSIOL-
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aud the Secret Infirmities
and Disorder OF Youth and
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IuSOYs IN ENDLESS VARIETY, at the
i Emporium OF Fancy Goods SO Pa. avenusj
dec 10 ..a. ELLIS.
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UNITED STATES MAIL.

fOsT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Dec 81, 1855,
DROROSALS FOR CARRYING THE
mails Of the United States from the lst A pril,
1856, TO the Both June, 1855, Inclusive the fol
lowing route in KENTUCKY, will be received at
the Contract Ofce Of the Post Office Department.
In the city OF Washington, until 5, p. IN, OF the
Goth day Of February, 1856, ito be decided 10y the
lst March following on the route and in the time
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Hdrgue's Mill, Lynn Camp, BarbOursville,
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shall's Ferry, TO Russellville, % miles and
back, three times week, in . horse coaches
SmOnths, and Oil horseback the residue OF
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Friday at IN
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l. are the
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ly for Government service; every care has been
taken In their construction, In the engines, 10
insure strength and speed, and their accOmmods-
tons for passengers are unequslled iof eiegapcs
aRd comfort
PRICK or PASSAGE.
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The Overland Mails to India and China.

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nN TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.-FARE,
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COLLYER leaves Washington at 9, and Alexan-
dTia at OK O'Clock. Coaches leave the Capitol Tor
the boat at ~ O'Clock. Coach fare 10 cents. Per
sons wishing the coaches will leave their residence
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Childrens Books, the most extensive assert
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Miss Buntley's Escaped Novice price 81
Harper's Magazine FOR January
Also, large assortment OF ivory and pearl
handle pENKNlVES, PISTOLS Of all kinds
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Daily American organ., 1856-11-12
Ticketa sharea IN proportIon.

Ia the above scheme, formed by the ternary con-
bination Of rs numbers making 1905 tickets and
the drawing of 12 ballots there viii be 220 prizes.
each having three Of the drawn numbers on il 4s56,
each having two OF them on 26740, each having one
only Of them and also 45,g60 tickets, with none
OF the drawn numbers on them, being blanks
To determine the fate Of these prizes and blanks,
rs numbers, from 10 10 inclusive, win be seyernlly
placed wheel on the day Of the drawing. and u
Of them drawn out at random, and that ticket hav-
ing for its combination the 1st I'd, and sd drawn
Of ~. ,.... < $1,000 90
That ticket having on 1t tho 4th, 9Th, and
9th drawn numbers, to,.,...., ~: ..,.. 1,e4i 20
'1 sth draw drawn numbers. To- 1000 %
- 10th drawn 81, numbers, o. 81 ~. =, 1000 90
drawn numbers, to.: - 81 - ~ 1000 %
drawn numbers, to ... n .s,',..: -, ~ 400 90
ti 7ti drawn numBers. 81 "a. .....s'.. W 400 90
@ 8th drawn numbers, i % - y. 400 90
.iotS drawn nu%bsrs @ % u .,' ~ 400 90
Iit6 drawn nalSbsrs te 81 s.' n. 100 %
That ticket having on it the lst I'd, and
4th drawn numcers, to. ...... =. :. s..... 100 90
-i, drawn SuaaSsrs % io y. ss' = ~ Fl 100 %
drawn numbers q. j, Z. s. ..s.s s 100 %
the drawn numbers On them, each ~. 20 30
Those 1879 tickets having on them the 1st
and I'd, or Sd and 4th drawn numbers,
each........... .g... ......s..s... 10 90
Those 1872 tickets having on them the 5th
and 9th, or 7th and 6th drawn numbers,
each. .................. 90
All other tickets (being 4,092) with any TWO
of the. drawn numbers them each. 2 90
And all those tickets (being 25,740l with
ONE only Of the drawn numbers on them,
EACH. II 00
No ticket which shall have drawn prize Of q
superior denomination, be entitled TO aninferior
prize
Prizes payable forty days after the drawing and
subject TO the usual deduction of fifteen per cent
Daily American organ., 1856-11-12
The organ Office.

\ The election Of Buchanan we now regard as
" fixed fact AS heretofore suggested in
this connexion, our daily win be discontinued
on the 14th instant. We shall continue the
country sOsSkIy, and publisha city weekly, /"
If properly encouraged,
We have sufficient quantity Of type and
ether materials to set up two Or three daily pa
pers and all in good order and condition,
and press Of ample capacity and speed to run
Off forty thousand copies per day. Not one
third Of our type viii be required for the tsoo
WsskLy Organs, nor one 1.-THE OF the press
power There is ample room, also, in the
buildings we occupy, to accommodate two Or
even three establishments
Persons now publishing papers in this city
who have no press, or who have their compo-
sition done by job printeFsI also, persons who.
may contemplate the publication Of new pa
pers, under the new order Of things arc
invited to confer with us on the questions Of
" composition" and press work, ," and we be-
Geve we can make it their interest to contract
with us for the mechanical work Of their pub
lications
Daily American organ., 1856-11-12
WASHINGTON, ID. @.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER IL. Ie50.
YRsPAsIAN ELLIs. EdIIOF.
nIRQuIAM.

The undersigned, members of the Nati0eol E1-
sc.ssiOe Conamtfgss n ne American Party, have
pleasure n announcing 10 the people, that satis-
factory arrangements for the future maintenance
81 the AmnalcAN ORaAE, as an authoritative eapo-
ent and advocate Of the principles Of the ADaeri-
caa PARTY, have been completed.
Recommending its labors, under these new au-
spices, the undersigned cheerfully commend the
AMERTOAE 0RaAE 10 the generous condolences q
the Americas Party, 10 every section Ofthe Con-
lederacg, and they. hope ita columns may command
the widest circulation.
HUMPHREY MARSHALL Of Ky.
SOLOMON g. HAVEN, ofN. Y.
J. MORRISON HARRIS, Of Md.
JACOB BROOM, Penn.
WAsHmaFoE Crry, D. O, May 18th, 1865.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-12
Glass 296,
TO BE drawn u Baltimore, Maryland, Saturday, No
8O,ale prizes, amounting 10 ..s.. s5s,258
Tickets 3 Size ii proportion.


la the above scheme formed BY the ternary com
binaton Of 78 numbers making 76,076 tickets, and
the drawinQgof12 ballots there win be 220 prizes
each having three ofthe drawn numbers on it ,850
each having two Of them n "a, ,730 each having one
only Of them on ard also 1890 tickets with none
Of the drawn numbers % tkon being blanks.
10 determine the fate Of these ilriges and blanks
rs numbers, from u 78 inclusive win be severaly
placed in a wheel ON the day Of the drawing and ia
Of them drawn out at random, and that ticket having
for its combination the lst 2d, and 50 drawn num-
bers, win be entitled to The prize of . $4,000 90
That ticket having on il the 4th, 5th, and
9th drawn numbers, 10. ........A...,. 1886 90
That ticket having on il the 7th, 6th, and
0th drawn numbers, to,,...; .,,,.....: 1000 90
ion drawn numbers, .. ..'.,,.,s. 75o %
.''Is drawn pa@psFs u te,.,'. " Y s.. tso %
sth drawn numbsrs, T. .. 81 - . 800 90
That ticket having on II the 9th, 9th, and
i 40 drawn numbers. %. 900 %
stb drawn numbers, o. - i ~ 100 %
10th drawn nuuSSs1s o. 81 IN u. ' 100 %
he drawn numbers s d Il sssm, ME- each S Is 90
! and q drawn drawn numbers, q each S,'' 10 o.
and ~ drawn Ss Numbers y each ,lS', I. 4o1
All other tickets being A. 224) with any
twoof the drawn numbers on them each ir0
And all those tickets (being 25,740) With
oniyone ofthe drawn numbers on them,
each -. ..... 90
No ticket which shall have drawn n prizs "a ss,-
perior denomination can be entitled 70 an lierior
Prizes payable f,rty DAYS after the dra : ,o. and
subject 70 The usual deduction of fifteen per can't
Daily American organ., 1856-11-12
DIEIl

On SUNDAY. November B. HARVEY HABMIIg
TOS, son Of W. u and NJ Smith, aged slx years
and nine months.
On the 10Th instaat WILLIE n, son of George
= and Sarah Nell II Georgetown, d. o., aged two
years and four months.
baltimore Sun aud Clipper please copy
On he 10th instant GEORGE WASHINGTON
b. only child Of Peter and Amelia Al. Gallant aged
eight mouths and nineteen days
IN Brooklyn on Thursday, the 9th instant, YIR
GINA NEWTON youngest child Of John G. and
Augusta Whitwell, aged three years.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-12

On a recent trial for murder in Watson county,
Missouri, boy, who was instigatcd BY his father
to fire the gun which caused the death Of the VIC
tim, was acquitted, and the father and an adult ac
complice convicted Of murder in the second degree,
and sentenced to ten years imprisonment ii the
penitentiary The rationale ofthis verdict is, that
these parties, being Of mature years, induced the
boy to commit the murder, but that groaterpun-
ishment than that Of murder in the second degree
could not go against them.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-12

MURDER.Qn Tuesday OF last week q man by
the name Of John Widney was murdered and rob
bed on the Fort Wayne, Pittsourg, and Chicago
railroad. He was engaged in repairing the rail-
road bridge, near bis own dwelling he was heat
en- to death with an iron dray,pin, BY some I'M.
known desperate. A large reward Is offered for
the arrest Of the murderer.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-12

SAD ACCIDENT, -On Saturday, November let, a
child Of Mr.. Small Of Penn township, Pennsylva-
MIA, was burnt to death. It's supposed the child,
little girl Ave years old, lie a paper 1.-THE fire
during the absence Of the mother, and thus set
heryclothes on fire. An infant child, asleep in the
cradle, was with difficulty saved. The mother re-.
turned in time to save It's life.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-12
mARRIFD.

Oh Tuesday, the 4th day Of November, 1856, III
Augusta. Hancock county, Illinois, BY the Rev Nil
ton Kemball, Mr. JESSE E WEEAS Jr, Late oi
Washington city to Miss LOUISA NJ, daughter Of
Rev. M. KembalL
Alexandra Gazette win please copy.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-12

MARYLAND 0oAL TRADE,The Cumberland Civ
ilan says that during the week ending on the sth
instant, there were transported over the road Of
the Cumberland Coal Company $500 tons Of coal;
overt the Pennsylvania road 4,042 tons; over the
Georges Greek road, 6,s7s tons, and over f.,e
Hamshire road !, 800 Total for the wesb 20, 24O
tons, and for the season elO,T4a torx During
the week So boats with S ,7S2 fena 81 coal descend
ed the canal
Daily American organ., 1856-11-12
From the Raltirnore CIipper.
seWe aiiII I.ive. J,


Instead OF being disheartened by the oVerwhelm-
ing defeat which swept down the American party
Oh Tuesday last, says the New York Dispatch, we
have the stern, defiant voices Of Americans from
every quarter pledging themselves to preserve
their organization, and keepon their armor SO long
as American principles American nationality, and
the Union Of these States, are mcnaced by foreign
foes or domestic traitors The odds against as to-
day are less powerful than they were against the
patriots Of the Revolution. Did they surrender
because stronger foe was in the field againet
aem Not bit Of Like men worthy of the
freedom for which they struggled, they contested
The ground inch BY inch til az last victory crowned
their efforts
So it viii be IN the American party of TO day -
Defeat viii only nerve them on TO greater exer-
tions for the future. The fury of ianaticism viii
die out while principles must live A party based
on secti0nalism cannot live. Neither slavery nor
an antislavery party can long exist under our con
stitution They must pass away \ hen the excite
ment Of the hour dies aud men return to reason.
During the four years to come, the vexed question
growing out OF the repeal of the Missouri Compro-
Eaise will be settled, and with that settlement the
Republican party viii split into fragments. Il i
founded OH that issue alone, and when the evil Ii
removed there will be nothing TO hold 1t together
IA the moantime the American council-fres viii
continue to burn Recruits are already joining The
American ranks II this city alone there are ,00C
Americans who were not In liue on the 4th of No
vemher, who are anxously petitioning for admis
sion TO our ranks Those who calculated on che
disruption Of the American party win find whef
the time comes for action, thas they have made
very sad mistake The American party = stil
lTes and will yet give evidence Of Its existence
to those who make war on its principles or The
Union Of these States.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-12
WAgnNoTON OITY, y. "a, Wv IbIh, I60

~ Carriers who are In arrears to the
Organ are requested 70 close up their accounts.
Some Of them are sadly delinquent, and we
must have an immediate settlement with all
such. Former carriers and agents who have
failed TO close their accounts, are respectfully
requested to liquldate their accounts and
make payment
Daily American organ., 1856-11-12

/ 80 A thorough going reliable, and ener-
gsric oanyasser for the " 0ity WosbIy Organ
Is wanted for each ward in the Cities Of Wash
ington, Georgetown, and for Alexandria. APP
ply At this Office during the present week
Daily American organ., 1856-11-12

AMERICAN NEWSPAPER OFFicE SIR ON FrRE.--
The building Of the American newspaper OfIlce. IN
Norfolk, Virginia, was set On FIRE on Monday morr.
ing. The building the entire press, papers and
books we're all Destroyed. Loss about S4, 500--no
insurance On the newspaper; the house was par.
tally insured
Two compositors from the Argus and News Off
ces we're arrested On suspicion Of being the incen-
diaries. There was 40 positive evidence against
them, yet the Mayorheld them to bail Ia tbe sum
Of $1,000 each for their appearance at higher
trib mai From the favorable and unspotted char.
acter they have heretofore sustained there Il q
general hope and confidence that they win be able
10 show their entire innocence
Daily American organ., 1856-11-12

Everybody throughout the length aud breadth Of
our glorious Union should ris One Dollar 70 obtain
this $8, 900 Prize. Somebody must have it-why not
you3 Buy One Dollar ticket In the following beau
tiflll scheme
& + MARYLAND. CONSOLIDATED POTTERY,
For the benefit Of the Patapsco Institute, and for
other purposes
Daily American organ., 1856-11-12

The wolves in Canada are pscalNfly numerous
and ferocious this year. Ia the township of Mar
nington recently Two women we're attacked by
them, killed and eaten up They even attack
farmers IN the fields 1t dark
Daily American organ., 1856-11-12

The New York Courier and Enquirer ofthe llth
says: The county canvassers meet o-day through
out this State. We shah consequently have the
result officially announced ID q few days, unlesS
as usual, the New York returns require more
fxing.p
Daily American organ., 1856-11-12
HEALTH REPORT.
Ior d mn Conarssrosna o. HEAL4a,

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONER or HEALTH,
WAsHIseroS, November 10, 1853.
Monthly Report of Iatermeuts ~ this City fo1
October, 1866.
Accident, brain, congestion Of Il brain, eitu.
sion in, bronchitis l cholera infanttm, ;chole-
ia morbus Il; consumption, lOj Group, 8;croup
infammatory decline, diarrhwa, chronic, j
dropsy, 3; entetris, 2; eFysipeas, fever eonges-
tive, II fever remittent, 81 fever typhoid, 4; haem
opiteris, i; hydrocephaus, ; lntemperance, :
liver, enlargement Of i; marasmus, strumous, 4 J
old age, Il; paralysis, i ! pertussis, s premature
birth, 2; purpura, /; scrofula ; spine, soltening
Of the, i; stl-born,5 tabes mesenterica, 2 want
Of proper nourishment, not reported, 8--making,
il an, 60.
fthis number there were of the age Of
Five years and under, r,..,.............. 28
From 10 10 years !. .............,..s
10 70 40 years. .,..,....sas...
30 70 40 years ........... is
40 % 30 years .-.................s
~ 70 ~ years n, .,..,.........,..,,.
Over SO years. s.....................
Age not reported. Observation-Disclosures.
Whole number Of deaths from all causes. SO
CHAS. r. FORCE
nov 12--lt Commissioner of Health.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-12

It is said that Mr.. Edwin Forrest has sold his
magnificent house on the Hudson, below Yonkers,
to Archbishop Hughes. 0aly portion Of the
grounds we're sold; the price was 100000
Daily American organ., 1856-11-12

A man in Rochester has sued the Central Rail-
road Company for damages resulting from the
dripping Of water from some Of the shop roofs up-
on land owned by him. The jury awarded YER
dict Of 5000
Daily American organ., 1856-11-12

DEATH or AN EDIToR-Alexander Beebe LII
D., for thirty years editor Of the Baptist Register
died at Utica on the 9th instant
Daily American organ., 1856-11-12

The table service, lamps, and outfit Of Che state
rooms alone of the new Collins steamer Adriatic
cost $25, ,000
Daily American organ., 1856-11-12

FUeITivEs, Between the 18th Of September,
1855, and the 10th Of July, 1866, two hundred
and eighty-seven fugitive slaves passed through
Albany, for Canada.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-12

OH YE BALD HEADED I'VE invite the atten-
ton Of those who are bald headed and those who are
afraid Of becoming So to the advertisement of Pro-
fessor Woods Iasr Resotatige in to-days paper We
are not ii the habit of putting every quack nostrum
that Is advertised in paper but we feel It our
duty, when we come across an article that Il good,
to let the people know it, We have no fears Of hay-
ing soon 70 scud under bare poles" and therefore
have not used the RtBtordtUe but think If the cert
cates Of henest men can perelied that II must
need rejuyenahon Rockgille Rspu6ican.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-12

AccipEET At rHK NAVY Yam, NoRFoGg, Va
On Thursday, Mr.. James Doaier had one OF his
thighs broken h two places on board the frigale
Roanoke. Mr. D. is employed a. bolt-driyer il
the yard, and has wife and seven children. Every
attention was paid 10 the sufferer by Che Commo-
dore and others. The services Of slilfal surgeon
we're offered, and room in the hospital