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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-23
Die Ecrbert Sad,e

Sn her Sa&e ees Gcnersb. Nltstistrs, Ser.
tcrt, wrlfer ben SrIdnciIaen Sc6 srlGpben bat,
fonnte bic Surg nidt eints werbsn. 10 baupu
parsn fir itn freiiu8eten unO 3tur itn I6uINis gu
fntcn. 0isidte IT Johann ndtiirIi6 mtldeen
trrrrcn. aber stetf ant na4ien M5rssn tesann
man Elm anpcrcs Serb5r. Seoc4 baS 8anSs
ft6rt IEHrr AM @noe gu ni6ts, penn otIdpn rt
cine @sriGteit tt pab er rrn dOd 9eiGptet bat,
70 turib bod ein Sober baB CT ba no er SsrBErt
piro, ni&t idutpis oefunprn ptrp. SRis wsnts
bod Handie MfnI4rn bic Gits bic ile nebmrn adj
ten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-23
prrba ftun3 pon 6rapce, bcm tlIiIIfs
Gppi 3ctru3cr.

0orohtp, +. Suit. JljhdrO McteolF ScuH:,
alias 9tGoyD Stonforp Graves murpe hcutr gcr
ben Sterrjdtcr Der Gpurt Ct Gcmmcn YlcaS 9r.
trodt. I'M nlh rem 2ibturtrn NuSlicirm0Ss
Scrtraae, mr0cn lln!crl6lnNuh9 srn S2O0.000
I'M Staotc Niiilippi ouraCefcrt Su perNm. -
Gr mar friitcr S6obmriitcr jcncS Staatcs, mo
Bat felt ) 3obrCn bier ocIrtt. mar bier 10 SAB.
re lang Senmtcr, unp 6at trtrG6tIi6ro Gigcntbum
errrrtrn. Der Jtihter allubts niht, roB Der
Gibturtcn Grrtrng ouf llntcri6la9ngn Ytjts
bate, mp rntijr6 Den 9lnflagten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-23
SlSOmt 3a 10 slnnN.
A Sage 9tcucrcs ppn europa.
Unrumft Scr Canadian ih Glucbce.


Stctrt, Is. Slit. Der Oanpfrr GanaI
oan tam bsute DlOr9sn SON Siperpcpl mi eurcl
pSii6M VA hri6trh bonn 2. Suit an.
Die prIjIi&en 9S'a8tcitsn fino nidt it9r tt.
ceu.sno.
g5 EetTt; baE stns Gcnfcrcn, srn bret S6ub~
mi6teu @'risdcnldrrS in piettm 9tcnot In Vcns
ppn teidtt irrrccn pa, um Die ,3ulSnpe bicicS
Edn0es in 8draat Su jiebcn unp gu orpnen.
(r. Wrpre ilCltr i'm llutublue ten glntrda;
rap on5 8encbmcn Der glr9istung in Der g3rrbr.
2lngclc9cnbejt nidt bic Sttiguns Res Saulcs rrr.
picnc'-N Nirbrste Nttglcprr Gppelli,trn pcr9sbsHS
an Mccrci Ben gtniras 81 ptti9tttn Die
Osbattc trsann.
Scr 9tttprncg @Imctdt errttttistt bic Isgirs
rmJ. @r idsts, pe 0spcI6m pcn ben Scr.
StIatsn tSIren nidt trr 9lrt 9ripeith, tpe man fe
pon elmer Nntrn bate trrartcn tbnnrn ter baa
ran 9rlrgrn ici frrunpIide Se5icbanSth init 9nS>
llno gu tawhbrcn.
Cir Ct. pbrIstr Die riaGi6sn 9lgenteii, Bat
ten icwobl bic GeieBe Der Ser. StaaIeh, trie bic
pcs SGtfrftcdts prlest.
St. 9ailie: gnGtdno Ict rntetrt pltr9 bic
@rriuttc. Sfrger Der Ser. Stnatrn ibrcr Sir9tt>
standardization otwrnpig gu MAIDEN.
Cir. 8. gSltIh bic Winiltrr bdttan pabur6;
ba6 ltt Sr. OaEaS nbt sntlalien, srtirt l1ke iit
tlnrrdt 9cbdtt. 2
er. @Imar G,sticn erflar!t, &lduni
nsbmen stgrn bic Ssr. Stdntcn isi =
acrricn-pas dmettF. @clf uno
muIt erfrrhen, paB ros engAfs.vzsAzzz
ter kierbsi nttt uutrItHse.
lor 0iaplent Die blamhorthe OeIdiHte cds
tri ie bic llnpatrbatjsFsit Sesrnitcr Der arherIt.
8rgirtng, wordbtr CLARENDON unp Stampton
9leitbmIeig 81 blamiren wdren.
Die Debate pIuerts SiBuugsn Hinoltrd uno
snOsts NIT Der Siaigms peS Nssierunssrsrfas4
rtn5 pnrb cine Ntetrteit BON lg4.
3 So9e 9tcucrrs ppn europa.
Hnfunft SEQ Dimpfefd ,,y7iaSard.a4 -
9aItfar, IS. 9uti. Der GmavS Ddmff
rr gtagara tam beute ptn epspool bier an uni
tringt Naaridten bis gum 5. b. aR.
Sanoeisnadrid)ten. -..
9tStrpocl, i. SuR. Der 9aanfipctfsn-
marFt mar felt. tsi gutter Na6frass. 9rsiIe pic
gen untsNeutsno. Dis Srrfdufe Der Iestsn s8O6
trtru9m $4,000 8alrn.
8rpbfpfTe. Die 9reiIe onssn untettu
tmo tcrlt. Dds g8rttr fir bic 6rnbte III ain
lis. gBriJm 1T un2 .. uHp Nrbl I'm ,. ~
,allcn,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-23

HD-S SrOots bat Scr rnissn "a.
gen Strrn 8pprruf rur6 rinsn Serrn SaSa9t
fra9tn labsn, pb CT bic 0eieee Der GGrt
ansrfcnnr mprauf ggpCsruf bic antwcrf sab
pab rr nur bic 0eieBe bes StaatS Gpnnscticu
tccn mrldem er MtslIeN in unb bic @rIrst
9'cttcs anertenne. Otsle ScrauSfcrOeruns gum
Dusll 8sihlb pe6ps9eni neil gBaecruf feline 2In'
iittcn itbrr ben trutGlen glnsrif peS o uu y
Sreots ouf SInasOr 9 umner, i'm Gcns
sreb unvrbclm ausiwa6. DoA I4Iimm senu9
paB man Ieme 0eiinnunsen ni6t mebr Gubern
harf, pbns @eiabr, Spn Idpti8sn Nrssrsrster
Iieprrgel6U6en ;u wuSen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-23
Steamer crbrannt.-6reGcr Men
Idcns DcrIuH.

Sufotb, II. Sult. Ter Dimtitr ,gicrs
tEern Suriana" serietb urn I ll0r WUrsrr5 aui
ieincr s5abrt ra6 Irleor in grano uno Srrtraun'
te bis our gGoifrr6cice. Cine 0rCBe QHabl
gaiIaairrc wuroe pcn rem Odmpfrr .,Riiitiiippi
aacttrt, 30-l0 Iolfn otcr in rcn 6ldmmsn unp
gGrncn ibrrn Sob Qsfmcen tatcr. IS his 20
pcriOnrn, p6n rcnrn man wcB, baG iie an Srrb
warrn, wcrrm brrmiBt. Gin @rcFeGcr unO rin
S6ccncr rrttcfrn cinisc 0aiiaaere. Tie glamr>
rer llmgcfommeuCn lino ned ndt tc'annt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-23

Nemort, IA. SuH. Gcr smci SaGun
ir0roc bier Elm Nann, rcr fb Or. 27mnn q.
@ttct nannyc, we8cn OrppeIc9e su 1OjabriScr
3udtGau6Tr1fe prrrrtGcilt, mad Z Wcnatru ics
bod pur6 Die MiIobcr59fct uniere6 9r8nacte
aun95bcfcs i6rn rpiecrr in j5rri6rtt eelrbt. 2lus
Mandciier. Nrp 0ampIbjre, mirO icbt Geri6tct,
baB hiclcr Or. 9l6bot netit ieincm altcifrn Srbnc
bort I'M G'rfin8niB iigt, tripe an9ctaBt; lr6s lr.
trnoc 6rauen Su GotCn.
Die muiicn atsr etuen GpnB aat StiratGrn
fincen
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-23
6rogeO G,ucr in Cornin9. Y. p.

Gtmtrn, lG. Sui. 81 Corning tranntcn
vcriae Nl4t ~ 8,bSuoe I'M 0tiAGiilDcit Der
Stnct at. gtat Gctiucc in Wdnlr., E'llih
pom OjdmicnbUuie tronntrn nicocr, nit Nuennb.
me cine5 cnjigcn Stcrrs. 9mr Strrrs tlictrn
dbcrbaupt itrbcn. Der Sertuit it auf Sl5O,0G0
gclhItt. Gnlihcrun0 nur $4,000.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-23
E5oec JOlauo amcrif. Ccr;nciI.

9rcoitrncc, IS. SWIt. GaS amcrifani-
ittc Staats Council rotifijrtc tsutr bic 9tcmtrn-
tirnn Srn 6rcmcnt mp Scbnitrn 0as GCms
eli trdr Itt9a6 bciudt. Gic 2lnbdnacr ron 8L.
more rrrIitFcn ca0 Council, rBc ju 0tlGaitm &C..
idrittrn MUNRO.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-23
JntcrcfantcO pon lOaid,inatofi.

BoIGin9ton, t6. SUt. Gs tci6t, taG
vcm Gcnpetrcr non GnItfcTnirr an crn Yrdf'
benton cine 9trquiii9n cu0coanarn II, er m6gc
Scr. ct. 5rupprn init Der Cm6icBung Der Sc
lebe teauftrnNrn. bic SeltmS nee Gtstlancr Com
mittsc nit 5iiBen 9ctrctrn wtrrcn. g3sI6cn
gntihlu6 Der prSFrent fdiicn pirr, ID untc.
fapnt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-23

Sattimprr, fl. Suli. Sicr pcrIcntn,
oaruntcr rcr portuajciIfe &Cn1nI linb bier pers
taftct mrrben, wrl fs Elm SGiif fir rem ella.
ornbancel ousgcrilet totcn, mslttcs cine Qorma
StIapcn mad l5ooannn NcbraGt sat uap tahn
wicper Gicrtw ;uritddefctrt III,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-23
Qrrcf mcAcn GirbGabI.

9tttsturA 10. Suit. peatpby, frGber
Gterf tei Ser9rant, 6art9 unb Go. in glr,v. gJprf
Der Sclcrn auf bic gIntla9c Bin Ser9aftrt biclcr
8trma fir $4,000 GciSenmaarrn &c. crtipsnpet Al
batrn, mmbe tcute mCrscn untsr 2niIGt frs
Sffteer Naaue GitmGrts ntaeirnbct.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-23
Dampfbo,t auf Sem d1ntario perbrannt

&tn8Rcn, c. u. tS. Suit. Der Gro.
pcQrr ,,1utO" Srbrauutr 9rltcrn tct pine 9his
pcint. Das 5abr;eus it pcrCrcn. 3pGif 2es
len eingcn scIorcn, raruuter Captain GamgtCa
unp 81. Aprnnerlon.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-23

Eraein8. .-OaS ySpurnot" Iast, rap 1rit
beat itrn @prit nft wsniSer ale IL Der pertieen
sSirtte uro SicrsSrtaufrr, rcscn 9ru@ bes
Scnntass s@sitbeS prtIast wprpen wSrsn.-Ses
ber baron muBts $50 Straie bs,dtlrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-23
TrlrgrapbiC6ts.

Ntwarf, ~. Sutt. 0pcs 81. Sing,
8jhtcr brr ,,Gcmt Of Common Yteas," tR Gctte
ginArttd9 ant SppEusftetrr gcIprtrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-23

b9- Die Gbicaso 3rbunr prrf6srt, saB rs
1dlniaips in Saincis babe, wel6s tiuupUr De.
u1ctratff Sepsicn, iuUrilt Yu9lnan feline rlnjiss
Sttuuns erbaltsu rrree.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-23
lQr!tcrc5 p6n EsanfaB. = Anftinft pon
Ocn. Smith.


GGtcngr. tG. 9ult. 9lh6rihtm Srn Sort
2caScrwcrtt erm fl. mrirrn tie 9nfunft bon
G'cn. Iriifcr 5. Snitb. Cine Tsputntipn prn
SGrssrn martctc itm auf .no tat Inn S6nb fin
gstrn mo GiNcnibuut .sracn tcrdifnrte @arps
beurs pom Siircn in rcn oerIdteccurn StGpten
am 6uiie. Gjrn. Smitb IOH gcantmcrtct
totcn, rt iei ni6t nutbori'irt IOthrn Ghub nl
ac,pStren-poB icne Saneen bic aui9ctrmc M.
lii ir, bic fir ras @rict banrte, unO baB ooS
GpIt nur scm GisiIseics Shug rwnrttn tiirfr.
Grtnton. II. Sul. Inter piclrm Datum
Gdt locrr gGiaiam G. Caytrn. Ser Sitc .YrGTs
rcntihnftss 6anctcnt rcr rcpubtitoriihru 9drtci,
cinrn Brief acitricbch. bur6 wdhcn sr Sic 2tn.
nabmr Der auf i'm gcfatlcncn domination CrflGrt.
Gr iaat tariu I'M gGeimttjhcn, DAP rr nit Der
rrputIitanilGcn gtGtform potltcmnlsn sin9sr10ns
ben 1T, uno onB Der Streitpuntt rrr 9ewaltiamrn
SfnSsrei. 2tustretunS ntht pCn Der rrpubIifaz
nii6cn 9Irtei aua9tns iCnrrn ibr aaf95pun9en
mlIrrt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-23

D0~9n Der Stact Sarrtsburs IolIm bic 8ubr
uno anperf Scmmsrtrantbsitsn bis ;u Ciurm br.
unrubisrnorn 0rape bsrri6sn. Sn stsfsn Gdlln
bat E9 bic gluSy aI3 tErhi4 srwelen,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-23

SD-gin Srief Ycn SanIas mslNst. raB Il E
8eutI&e in jcnrm Ggritcrtlm fit 6rribrit anr
SSrCmcnt Ieirn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-23

b9-Waypr StsSsr, SOn Buffalo, erpiblt ats
Oenctraf nit 1000 @ctrbrit, ID rrr prsFpsnt
Fer bertiaen 5rsmcnt CLUB.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-23

DST Sn NanIiuS, OnUupdsO Gaunts, Reu'
2jcrt, wrldhCS etwd 1000 Stmmen bat, SerI6crt
man, 6rcn!cas prtpe $50 bappn rr1attuI.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-23

ESg" Rt&tr Smltut, iriibcr ein racicaler De.
fnrtrnt Vcn 6crttmer GauutY, NeuYUrf, Balt en'
t6uFafilft TeNsn fir 8. 6. 5rsmpnt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-23

bI-Die BiSeunin tribune bat bic gu6anan
6Lasge at9enpmmrn, unp bic 5remont 6tassr
aufSr;cgsn.
Daily American organ., 1856-03-29
DIED,

In this city, on the night Of the 9th instant after
few hours illness IDA NJ, infant daughter Of Ben
jamin and s. A. Beall.
On Saturday morning, March goth, FLORENCE
ALBERTA NOWLES, daughter of Thomas p. and
Lucy A. Boswell aged years, ii months, and 29
days. ga 8 sssW ~3w & 5fI5A
We had q little Florence once, Ha
rta y She was our grateful pride; giQN
We loved her, oh perhaps too we'll
oS For soon she slept and died.
gi We loved her, yes, no tongue can tell
+ tt How much we loved her, and how well
a God loved her too and He thought best
Is To take her home to be at rest
take these little lambs said He,
And lay thet1 In NV breast 't
Protection they shall find in me,
q And be forever blest yzl.s5 8 Str
Daily American organ., 1856-03-29

The Americans Of Bsrks county, Rsnugylvania
pursuant TO . call Of the Americas Executive
Committee, met in Reading on the 10th instant
and endorsed the nominations Of nllmop and
DoneIson, Among the resolutions adopted was
the following: W
Resolped, That we are ready and wiling to sac
rifce for the good Of our country all our former
preferences for party feelings aud party distinc-
tions that we will hereafter never inquire again
is he good Democrat or IL he good Whig
good American /; and that il he can satisfy US on
that subject, that be then shall be ourman, assured
that he has one qualification pre- eminent over all
Others and that we may safely intrust to his man
agement our dearest interests and our most sacred
rights aud privileges.
Daily American organ., 1856-03-29
NOTICE TO THE LADIES.
- OPENING, Of SDving MilIineY,

Thursday next, April Sd, Miss Thompson win
Vxl open at our store the largest and most hand
some assortment Of Spring Millinery before Of
straw Hats, of the latest Partisan styles Also Rib
bons, Flowers, Rusches, Blondes, Caps, &c. To all
of which invite theattenton Of the ladies' Of Wash
ipgton and vicinity, and most respectfully solicit
be excelled by any other house in the city, having
made arrangements to be constantly supplied with
French and New York made Hats. = vt73
HUTCHINSON h MUNRO,
eca X No. $40, Penn. av, between 9th and loth SITS.
mar 29--4t 3.as,G II kaiF
Daily American organ., 1856-03-29

BILE until Monday next; whjcA wn decided Ia the
negative, by yeas and nays Is followss
Yea-Mr. Lloyd.
Nsys--Messps Albert. AtLee, Baldwin, Ball.
Bayne Fisher, Fuller jefferson, McCutehsn, Nc
Kean, Peters, Ruff, fowles. Turton, venable,
Walker and the Presidsnt-ls.
The resolution as amended was then adopted.
Mr.. Lloyd, on leave, introduced bill authorizing
gravel foot-walk to be made on the south side OF
I street south, from Ninth to Tenth street west ;
which was referred to-the Committee on Improve
ments.
The Board OF Aldermen having insisted on It's
amendment TO the bill entitled q An act supple
mentary TO the act entitled All act to regulate
markets" approved May 24th, 1862 and asked a
committee Of conference, Messrs Walker, Lloyd,
and Fisher were appointed the conferees on the
The bin from the Board Of Aldermen authoriz.
ing the curbstoncs to be set and the footway paved
on the south side Of street NORTH from Sixteenth
and Seventt enth streets west, was taken up, read
twice, and referred TO the Committee on Improve.
ments. gf
The bill from the same Board to prevent fast
driving over bridges was taken up read twice, and
referred to the Committee on Police.
Mr.. Fisher, on leave, introduced joint resolu-
tion authorizing repairs TO the roof of the City HALL
which WAS read three times and passed. z
Mr.. Ruff, on leave, introduced joint resolution
fixing the time fopvlhe election of Police Magis
trate of the sixth district; which was read three
times and passed. IL
Mr.. Lloyd. on leave, submitted the following res
olution; which was adopted
GResolvsd, That the Mayor be and he is hereby
requested TO furnish, for the use of this Board,
statement showing the sums appropriated for the
support Of the varions fire companies Of the city,
specifying the purpose of the appropriation and the
names Of the companies, for the years ending Jan
uary lst, 1854, 1855, and 1855.
The bill from the Board of Aldermen providing
for the erection of reservoir at or near the cor
ner of Maryland avenue and Sixth street west was
taken up, read twice, and referred to the Commit
tee on improvements, with instructions, as moved
by Mr.. Jefferson, to ascertain what number of pro-
perty holders desire said Improvement.
Mr. .Turton, on leave, introduced bill making
an appropriation for trimming and gravelIing N st.
north, between Twenty-fourth and Twenty-sixth
streets west which was referred to the Committee
on improvements. ps
The bill from the Bord of Aldermen for the re-
Lief OF the Perseverance Fire Company was taken
up, read twice, and referred TO the Committee on
the Fire Department. eV
The Board then adjourned f
Daily American organ., 1856-03-29

James M. Rix, Esq, editor Of the Coos County
Democrat, of Lancaster New Hampshire, died
suddenly at the City Hotel, in Boston, last Tues
day evening. Mr.. Rix was gentleman connected
with an Office at Washington, but he died before
he could reach his place.
Daily American organ., 1856-03-29

Mr.. FILLxoRK's LETTER TO ISAAC NEwros.--We
have received copy of this letter and win pub
lish il on Monday. The great length Of the Com.
mon Council proceedings and the pressure Of other
matters prevent its insertion to-day. The letter
was written in January, 1865, and fully endorses
the principles Of the American party.
Daily American organ., 1856-03-29
Americanism in Congress.

The debate in the House Of Representatives
on the Suffrage Bill, has shown greater ex-
tent Of American feeling and sentiment in that
body than many had believed to exist 1t is
now manifest that upon question involving
only an issue upon the principles and policy of
the American party, there is majority in the
House in favor of Americanism. In the organ
ization of the House, another element had an
influence which was powerful, and which, to
great extent controlled the action of that
body. Upon the Suffrage Bill for the city Of
Washington, questions purely American arose,
and the result has shown that Foreignism can
not control . majority of the House Of Repre-
sentatives. The people Of Washington owe
many thanks to the champions of American
doctrines in the House who SO ably defended
the true interests of the permanent residents
and tax payers Of the city. We would fain
hope the day is far distant when the legislation
Of Congress will place this metropolis in the
control of a foreign floating population.
Daily American organ., 1856-03-29
MARRIED,

On Tuesday, the 25th utimo, at the Methodist
Protestant Parsonage, by Rev. p. Light Wilson, Mr..
THOMAS BROWN to Miss EMMA WALKER.
BY the same, on Thursday evening at the residence
Of the brides father, Mr.. FREDERICK A. STONE
to Miss ANN r. LUNSFORD. st
Daily American organ., 1856-03-29
American Victories.

CAMBRIDGE ELEcrTox The Americans at the
election held few since in Cambridge, Maryland,
elected their ticket against conglomerated tick
ct Of all kind of sms. Josiah s. Simmons, was the
American, Edward Sheppard the Fusion candidate.
GErsYsBURG ELEcrIoS. The Americans elected
their whole ticket at the municipal election in Get
tysburg, Pennsylvania, by decided msjority.
YoRK CousrY ELECTIONS We learn from the
York Republican that ii has from various parts of
the county information that the Americans have
been successful beyond their most sanguine expec-
tations. tbsss
AxERIcAsIsx TRIUnPHASr.--So proclaims the
Lewistown Aurora, over the result of the election
in that borough and neighboring townships, held
on the 2lst Instant. The short of it is, that the
Americans achieved sweeping victory, electing
everything but judge, in one of the wards of the
borough.
VIcKsBuRG ELECTION The American candidate
for Mayor, Miles G. Folkes, has been elected
The Philadelphia Times pronounces the Union
State Ticket of Pennsylvania strong one, and
predicts that it viii sweep the State by an immense
majority. II y l2f t a
The Times also remarks:
It is patent that the administration and its min
ions are making the most spasmodic exertions to
procure the denomination OF Mr. Pierce--for which
purpose the power and patronage Of the Federal
Government are freely used. On the other hand
the Democratic friends of Mr.. Buchanan are deter
mined to force him into the field, as it is very ra-
tionally considered his last chance With union
and harmony amongst the opposition, In Pennsyl
vania, her vote can be safely counted on, against
either Pierce or Buchanan, or any other Demo
cratic candidate that may be brought forward !;
and it is not at all improbable that Pennsylvania
may decide the Presidential election. This move
ment, therefore, must be regarded as timely, all
important, and cannot but lead to the most Advan-
tageous results to the American party.
Daily American organ., 1856-03-29

" o. HOOD has just received few
1ls very superior silver-plated Tea Sets. Also,
Cake Baskets, Cups, and other Plated Ware together
with fine assortment of Watches and fashionable
rich Gold Jewery, which he will sell at very low
prices, at 4lS, Pennsylvania avenue.
Sign Of the large Spread Eagle
mar n s. = r
Daily American organ., 1856-03-29

The Secretary Of the Treasury acknowledges
the receipt, from some person unknown, Of si0,
which has been paid into the treasury Of the
United States,
Daily American organ., 1856-03-29
THE CITY DESPATCH POST

nELIvERS Letters, Papers. Circulars,
II and Messages Of all kinds throughout the City
Georgetown, Navy Yard, and Island, and to the
Post Office, five TINES PER DAY, viz Y, 91S, A. NJ,
/, az, and 7, p. M.
Letters 70 the Post Office must in all cases be pre-
paid The City Despatch will deliver punctually all
letters or messages ntrusted TO their care for the
nominal charge Of one cent, if prepaid, two cents,
payable on delivery.
Boxes will be found stationed at all the principal
hotels and stores throughout the aboye-named places
where despatch stamps be obtained also, at the
principal Office, 394 ID street, near Seventh,
Citiz ms win save time and trouble by sending their
messages through the City Despatch. !.
hours through p the SsT das Writing @ materials always
on hand at the principal office. AZ
Letters between this city and Georgetown must in
all be enclosed in United States stamped enye-
lopesr Stamps placed on envelopes will not answer.
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Daily American organ., 1856-03-29

VIM. H. Hope has retired from the Baltimore
Republican. The Republican is now q hopeless
concern
Daily American organ., 1856-03-29
tN- Putnam's Monthly for ApriI has some @

az Putnams Monthly for April has come to
hand II is, as usual, well filed, but, in saying
ths do not assent to the truth Of the contrasts
drawn fy the writer Of the article, "Ths Real
Quesfion." On the contrary, We dissent from
many Of the opinions which il contains. The arti-
Gle is fun Of sophstry but have neither leisure
nor disposition to discuss the subject Would not
the article referred to be more appropriate In
work profsssedly POLITICALLY We have given its
other contents only hasty glance. 4
Daily American organ., 1856-03-29

II j. MIDDLETON, Dealer in Ice.--
Twelfth streets. feb 26-1y
Daily American organ., 1856-03-29
8PECIAL NOTICES.

~ Mare CuFes.--PniLADELrHIAS sd mo. Goth,
1nS0 RnassDExD FHzsD. ] had for several years been
eictsd wA Dyspepsia and occasionally general debility
Iaccdsntany tried by nedicine Hocnands German Bit
tsss In the nsst place upsn daughter she having
spell Of fsckness my Hsonsnds German BeIs had such
eect uon her general debility that was induced to try II
myself then got bottle, and used ID according 10 tho
directions, and It relieved than anything had
before used giving general tone strength the stomach
and system Last f had very spell OF the Darr
hea, which continued for time My life, for time,
was despaired Of Thy Bters again being very
from the great pain suffered, and gave me general
health TO the sysem consider It, Doctor one Of tfs most
valuable medicines ever used, and shall take gret plea
sure In recommending II to others
.nn,4 Very respectfully, thy friend,
SAMUEL HUTTON,
No ., Jenning's Row, Catharne above Third
To Dr. G. NJ JAcKsos 120, Arch street, Phiadelphia
Bee Advertsemsnt mar 6-lm
Daily American organ., 1856-03-29

II. w. EDMONSTON, Jr., Attorney at
~ Law. Office on Gay street, between High and
Congress streets, Georgetown, ID. @. feb 23-d1y
Daily American organ., 1856-03-29

~ HOIIOway's Pills.--Perfect digestion and
pure bile produce healthy blood and II the functions Of
either the stomach the liver dsordered Hooways
Pills will asspredy repair the mischief and enable them
supply the channels Of circulation with uncontamnated
fluid fs4 81, s s.sr eH
Sold at the manufactured, No. SO, Maiden Lane, Now
York. and No 244 Strand, London and by all druggists,
25 cents, 62S cents, and 81 per box
mar go scr e
Daily American organ., 1856-03-29

~ A Letter from Rev. DR.. McCabe, OF
Virginia HAMPTON, VA October 18th, ls5o-Having had
occasion to bakers Premium Bttes my family with
in the last two years. in Of Dyspepsia and Nervous
Headache, safely say have used any remedy
for these distressing naladies with signal
Ihave carefully avoided recommending any Of the
with which the country Hooded because
believe, majority OF cases. they do harm than
good but Bakers Btters have been tried under my
Immediate observation, and produced such bensAcal
Suits do not feel At liberty withhold my humble tes
monial to their value.
ca JOHN @. McCABE
We would advise the public be mindful OF Bakers
Premium Bters medicine OF great merit 1t has gained
lasting reputation wherever has been used gen.
orally recommended by the eminent physicians in
Virginia.
To be had OF Charles stot Washington d. o. Mcsss
Candy Hatch, Baltimore, Maryland, Druggists.
mar 2g--