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The daily union., 1856-01-23
New store and New Goods,

Hat, CAP, and Genaeman's Furnishisg EstaJlishment
TBE unesrsned having hucd Ia splendid
No Jf2,
north side have hopor
District members Of Conges. scnerai
ha they
and fashionable
class genuemens furnishing establishment They in
part
Lesry Beebe Genin,
Felt Hats for and boys all
Navy black. and fancy clrih caps for and boys
Undershirts end drawers OF siik lambswoot
Shaker aanae Teyot wool, cashmere mepo
eoon, Canton lsnne &e large, OF all qualities and
prices
Dress shirts ofIncn aud cotton, with plain
hands.
Gloves stocks. tes, erayats sspende hosiery Of all Kinds.
estiu robes smoking and CAPS gepIomens shawis
mufirrs, rnuuets eanys, umbrellas. toilet ARTICLES
all of which they respectfully solicit feeling
confident that this
present Inducements 10 all who favor with
call.
dealing and moderate prices may be relied upon.
GEO. VI. B. WHITE q CO..
Dec 2-osdlmf No s3a sv., between and ION Il.
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hctts-os or ncarried IN &c. "a.
~ maps isras 20 Gen. nuek
uhcae NO $3.50 ~ le0 oi
~ tensions 70 ihomsS " Dement,
dement, deceased cf Captain corpny a.,
ss,sss ~ Th nsr'can ws) The ondrrrsned, .nd
Dfment, deceased srpf, 10 ,he
commissioner Of Pensions for duplicate ~ssni @
HovgxpRR ~. lEs5 '"Hr ~ phhhNf'
DC ~ lawewf E ttfk
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ALBUMS, French Portfolios bibles, sna Payer
~ books
Bsslry mud soron gold in gold and silver so
pencil Rodgrrsis direct
manufacturers ~ drawing drawing
French and Burh French Ens and American osese books
vareyi hne editions
ofs ~ hao bbdngs imported direct nom Lsndon and Pa
Doc 20 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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rHE.P JUVENILE BOUKs.-Th- und~rstgned has set
aside from h- stock of books for children large
varied collection the accumulation or be sold at half
need be. They suited
~ al ages, aud may be examined at his bookstore.
hmons be the Mrs, Uofspd,
Ats hdge~orb, Mrs. Barbsud and sthsr such wersbook
which have been popular In their time, which, aiming
vse good taste good seins and good principles ppod
sf.w TO have sti meu although
Dec " fRANLK TAYLOR.
The daily union., 1856-01-23

GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, csc.-ws beg leave 70
VI call the Of friends and the public stock Of
fresh groceries, cossistiur Of
Pine and black
Java, Rio, and Lagnsyra coHces
Refined and brown
Family, suDsTaoa, and -four, In hbls. and bags
Cheese, lard, ham, and shoulders ..a.
Crain and Rr0und spices uf description
And every arca make complete
menL
wtaes, Liquors, and Cigars.
Nadgra sherry elare and champagne wines Of avore
brards, and superior
Pine hrandes, whiskey, gins, sc, n-wood and gass
Together large stock OF Havana German, and domestic
Gig
we viii os the above RosJ many articles which
ewing such make " induoement for
supplying heir
TH0MPsON, HAMILTON, n co,
South side Penn avenue, betwe' ~ and 6un streets,
Oct e-inw3wm
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Law school NJ Cumberland Univsrsuy, az Lebanon,
Teunessxx.

Law SchOof Of Cumberland Untysrnty, Leban N.
Tsnness<x.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Carien, late Of circuit
judges u Tennessee. Il .##.
lion Nathan OF the udses ofthe supreme eour
Of Tennessee.
Hon nromGeid l.. Ridley cnsBcsllors Of the stss
Judges Caruihss and Green dev their whole time
10 the school.
Pan Of finsfyooni Daily eIamnstous class on the
tsit bcoks No regular Of lectures
dsiy lessons m the progress Of the examinations.
T. Weekly ofcomra0n law equity which
dents suits of
all processes
practice The framed prepare
creds Wills records and
denr. In the trials Some Of taken by appeal
supreme moot court which held monthly In
public a the snd Of session The students
EJuors circuit judges and ohsnceors, and oca
Sscites connected with their
sssssonsThe ht session the third Monday
iemher, and ends third Thursday February second com
the succeeding Monday In February second
Thursday In July.
Eysnss per ,ssonTuuon fee s5o in advance; coutpsen
~ boarding about $50. Students furnish
which be had IN the Lebspan bookstores.
-Four sessions required 10 complete unless
advanced class No previous study required
mission There four regular classes
any time during the eoilegists year.
There IL legislature connected with the school
Number ofssudept< last collegiate year .shty-sir
ROBERT l.. CARUTHRRs,
Fob U-eoly pesdsut Board Of trustee.
A mERtCAN HOUSE,, Hanover street, Bostop by
Rice. Rebuilt, enlarged,
modern improvements and convenencss sccommod
ion usvaiins prblie.
nee u-Siv
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NEW SOnA. EfssLss AN, AND SOUTH
S7S2 AMPToN UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAhER5s-
<LS1&A Tha ships eomprisiHg tss line the WASHING
ward IiiRsns. ..#
These stop Southampton going fearng.
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mo. b49.1

~ = NO b4g.
NOTICE OF the discontiauAnce or the United states
N land once at Wand ALA, in this state Of ILLINOIS
Notice hereby given that la Of law and IN view OF
the the land officers NAspA
said district below hundred
directed
NASpA be discontinued and unsod
the time Of the dseonnuance be made susc sale and
sPsIsstIELp. In said stats.
Lands remaining usappropnated by suAct
private land ofso discontinued will
be enty said on
that effect BY register receiver thereof and The land officers
viii public notice day which
VIII prepared receive applications for entries Of such lands
their once.
Given hand city Washington, this eth day
December, A, ID. 1855. ---.....-
THOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the Gen ~ Land Once.
Dec ll-iaw6w ftntelirsncer n starl
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No. b44I
NOTICE OF tis Reopenlns Of DsnvnIs Land once
iss Illinois.
GxKERAL LAND OrTIoK, Sept 10, 1855.
INSTRUCTIONS is bseu transmitted 20 the register
land Office Illinois prepare lists
ID. warrant sainng district thirty days
eeep said nslrueona Of TIE
reopenus la which applications VIII
= THos. A. HENDRICKS,
aao. or -9nxvaU TIniaI A stnrl Coausissio
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TBE ONLY ONE 1.-THE Rob Of DR. BOY
vEAU LAFrEGTBUR Is far superior the sups of Cuisi
ner pafla Other similar remedies. II radically
wiout all affections Of the skin des scroua The
Itch ulcers accidents from accopcbmrnt critical
period of hs and hereditary acmony Of humors As
tive powerfully scacUus in catabs OF The bidder
fractions and other weakness OF FROM ahuscs
injections souhdngs As Syphac the Rob
short diseases ensuing from
q balssm Of c-pava cub from nlecons witch on rePe
the wilhOut The
recommended sypic
ng and which have resisted powers Of mercury the iodur
of potassium.
General agent. far the United States Gabriel Dondn, 81
William New York wholesale
New OHeans; sruilly, Francisco.
Tho Rob Laecteur ALI druggists throughout Uni
ted The pauphe o nedk
cal properties Of the Rob will be obtained by whiting O. Boh
dng William street, New York, who will ave inormadon
D.. prepared 20 On orders f South America,
dies ~ tho United the hob In bond
March t4-dIys
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change of Hours.
Ia W# ~ - 342viS
IN and amer Monday the asd instant,
" Washington At aud ~ a. M, and ahd AZ, ~.
On Sum- Al AZ. y m
Leave Baltimore at AZ and Ok, m, and and 5S,
T. II, PARSONS, Agent
Anil q -dtf
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TREATISE on ENGLISH ruNcTuAnoN.
Misses Roaker,s English and French Board
ing and Day School for Young Ladicx, AGA Il
Street, between 9Th and 9TH streets.

Street, between 9Th and 7th streets.
rulS Institution wears;
and for heaihfrnes- convenience and beauty
extent grounds, city
instruction COMPRISES all the branches usually Taught
eeuiasfies. II
Maame Dormnn, well known in hts accomplished
and successful 'aacher Of Fepca resides family
fordng pupils iacii,ps language.
Circulars conh.a.ng pac
app ea,iaI to the principals the ooksiores.
HntNa#Hf
Rev. G. d. Cummins Washington. a## NU
Rev. J. W. Ffeneh
Rev p D. Guriey, /"
Hon w. w. Seaion, I"
r. X. Fendal, esq /" y
Hon. A. g. Brown Mississippi.
Judge D. >. Curtis United stales Supreme Court
Rt Rev, Aionzo Potter, bishop Of Penns, s,lvania.
ri. Iev. c. T. hcyaine, bishop OF Ohio.
Dec
The daily union., 1856-01-23

HARVEY " ADAMS, having purchsssd OF E.W heeIer
IL CO. all their stock OF hardware
by the NO. Ji5 Penusyyana opposite
beg leave respectfully call the
weseeeted stock ofgoods We booe by strict
ness, and good Of all ine 10 merit
eonunulnce Of The custom OF the old hrm.
HARVEY ADAMS.
Eovl-dlm
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DICTItE IyOuy.
TINE F..,,h edition. Of R,u.s..n Racine y. .vtrnt

EINE Freach edition. Of R.usseso, Rncinc. sevigns,
Cornsi Moliete De sal ncis Ffois-at Bnurdsonr e
Sage, Schiller, Gniz Hssaet Mnp.re Mabeskr
Bsuheemy, Yoae Chatcaurisnd, flosn, Rs.is, scib.,
Malsbrsnehe ST. Pierre frnsion Ibiey Machiave Resnsd,
other WRITER'S found the
bookstore OF the undernrd imported by Pri,
fine calf and morocco binding of the with bsaufi W.
usitalions iRANCK TAYLOR
Aso, small ctecton, various, OF Trench books for youth
Paris editions.
Dec 25
The daily union., 1856-01-23
Completion of Panama Railroad.

Completion OF Panama Railroad.
Rsduetion Of fars Caliorrfa
Uned States mail steamships leave New York
&e4 FOR AspinwaH the 5th and both u each month,
lx$& connectins win mail from Panama 10 san
Francisco.
These steamship have been rsected and approved BY the Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and safety
The Panama railroad (fI es comgeted from ocean
nsd Il crossed hours The baggage Of
checked York md
embarked Paaamn bY the eempanys expense
The paid W New York sl of hs trip
ngs.rys steamera kept In IN New YORK. Panama, and
San Francisco detention OF accdent 40 that
the route is entirely reliable.
Pnssepg.s day they arrive Aspia
wall Z \ #.".,'
Conductors rouFh BY each steamer and charge Of
and children without other protector,
through apply agency III
West street, New York, L. w. RAYMOND.
MayE~dn
sprcfact.n-
EOLD silver, ane glasses Of
ali focuses With pcfocal pecoyc apd paTaboa glasses
long experience peculiar advantagfs in rrecne glasses
adapted to the eyes OF wcaron. ....
NJ w. GAIT A BRO,
314 Penn. avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets,
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mo. b4T.I.
Notice

NO. oftI
Notice
0fe diseoaiiaHance certain Uaed States Land Offices ~
tAs States of ILLINOIS,, JeAigan WISCONSIN, aad Ioea.
IINDER The provisions section Of the Of Con
Rsess Ia I5a which declares ha whenever
quantity public aad remaining unsod ~ any and district
than hundred thou
sand sueh disuieis shall be discontinued Ae and, comp
anee with subject Secretary Of The Interior
.he following ohces be discontinued viz!
sbawneelown and kaskaskia Ia Illinois. @eM
Kalamazoo Michigan
Milwaukee, WiscoAsin.
FaiTheld Iowa.
Lands remaining unsold disposed Of In the above districts
will be subject at those oces from the date Of ts
and
points, aud will be made subject TO Iolows;
and kaskaska be attac cd 10 the Springfield
district, Illinois.
Kalamazoo % Iona district, Michigan.
MiIw aukie y Menasha district, Wisconsin.
Fairfield to the Charlton district, Iowa. NH#
The points Of consolidation will give public notice
OF which they win be receive
apple oi such aDds their offices.
hand the city Of Washington, this at day Of
November, A. ID. 1885.
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Nov l4-law6w
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Hhindeirhis. si-grrn, and tress western Lime.
pfssENGERs pbisSsphs and Rad
log Railroad Company Broad and Vine sre~ts daily At TX
w. Il = -
fsfe 70 eao 90
beHots..s. u. lf 90
Nafafn tAis.ss. 10 90
nuhHe' 40 90
batAW's.ssss
hechfster...... ss....s.s.s. q 90
lshaNotigNa.ss.. ....
fdWthsFssr 90
Freight Philadelphia Readinr Railroad
Cherry sircu) day Chicago iptemednte
points made great sespateh
'tatt John TUCKER, President
rfisdeipaa and Reading ksiiroaa Comrry,
Feb if--dn y. "
I VoNGEELtow,s New eoen.-rhe Song OF Hawathai 4
IA by Henry waisworh LonsfeIiow. frier ~
c.ous alres People. rs
just published and for sale ~
TAYLOR MAURys
Roc oka4o near N NJ
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Nv Arci HhPArftsN6 Witches, md noe .,
ue sespers ofrvey description however
fnly repaired by work men. '-~' 80
% nossdre af this h,anch of business. which
persons having fine watches, &c, 10 repair. "
NJ w.gALT d BRO.
Dec 7-3aw2s ''"'e" ~" ~" Wv" s"ee"
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snopos.p p.Ess OF sl,lrxs.

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. 60 Wall street, ". X.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, CO.,
... .... 4. r.... asa# M.@..a. LIVERPOOL.
STEPHEN KENNARD X CO.,
.... H# 97 Austin Fnars, London
.."..#... ..... r#. Ia d. q. WAINWRIGHT & co.,
< NJ
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~ -, ere prepared 70 promptly and In
arms, crrsts, mottcer &c. '"e'"""f
Gard engraving md printing promptly sreeu,.s
NJ. w. GAIT BRO, ye~.toxx
- = - Nf Fem svenue, Between and i0th street.
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CLEywoop ornErEay-om.. ~. .,

GbEsWooD CEMErEaY-oHcs No op2 Psp,.y,v,u,.
syenns eorner of th street, savnss Banl Th.
Cemetery ad OUT on the rlsn Of the ce.bsseJ
New YORK; and situated the high dsst ONE ana
tsr me north Of the CAPITOL North l-adss de
70 he gewav Ihs company have received CON
he sround forever 10 burial mating
fec ne to the pnrchaser and prohibiting %
Legislation otherwise, which t tho-. Who
.h er dnd 70 repose where thsy have placed has
escon custom ~ all cities when the burial sround t~co
rsuaoe fo other purposes, to sen H.
caousy into large csnno, nrev,n
titles given ground. 81
~ -Oace f,-m 10 49, M wbev. p,.psr,- xi,n
zap the hae and BY laws and all can h.
ootsea Also al orders for nterments eh
v ho fo seventh street. other usderske rsomp
Juse t1--diy
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Law R,.k..


whaton's Ame,ican Crninsi Law III edition n yoi
Grcsryis Equity Evidence lvL
whsrt'ns Am-rcan Law Of iraieide vol
whsrtnn's Law Dictionary vol
Npttis Repevin vol
Iibrsty of Law aud Rqaiyi ~ seric. i4vos In "a
fa'drrs on Uses and Trus,si new cduan vols in 7.
Dec rs fRANCK TAYLOR.
CICTILE IvOHY.-Jssi we'd specimens
Of this manufacture, ncisdnT The Descent Cro"
ser "uubenss" The FiHr Egypt, i" Adarsfion The
Wse Neu;' " Toad of Christ after Domenbirop - Msdon
~ Eece Hpmo" sc. !" riecsy adapted for Chrnas
Al TAYLOR h MAuRYH
Dec 20 Bookstore, Oh street.
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FORM or GUARANTEE.
To Capt VI. c. Megs, u. . Engineers.
We the undersisued residents Oft In the State of,
hereby Jointly aud cyeay with The United States and
the foregoing bid of be accepted
lhey will within ten days ac the the said bid
the with good and sufficient surees
perform or furnish tbs articles proposed In conformity
ofhe Advertisement which sde And ia the
Ed shall fall 20 aoCsaid guaranty
make good the adherence between The or W the sGd and
nen lowest bidder,
(Sgned) A. U.
q. ID.
hereby certify that my knowledge and belief the
above named gnarantors good and Sufficient
(Sieued) L. r.
Mar e-9,w5hMayS lnwf HH.
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail steamers.

mdil
The ships comprising me line are tbs iolowins'
The Auanuc west
The Pacne Sapa E'dfiase.
Hale capt SOinhOek
The Adfiaus sss..s.sbapt
These SHIPS having been built BY
S preBsly service, has been
~Ak their consucuon also In their engiRea,
- insure strength and sPaedi and their sceommo-
dations uneqaaed for elegance aud comfort
of passage New York Liverpool in nrsca cabin
$780, cabin Exclusive OF
5ss25. Prom Liverpool 10 New York. 30 aud 30 ganeas
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each snip.
No berihs be secured until paid for.
The daily union., 1856-01-23

John @. DEvEREUX, Comsnisstonor OF Court of
Rsfrs DuRcsn, sherman, Co.. Messrs Beehrc
Co., Hos. Luther Bradsh, James W. Gersrd esa
Noyes, esq York Messrs. Rigs iiga.
Soy, Gseph II Bradley, seq Washington, ID q.
NJ nGensmen Of the bar aud claimants wahinFon
MAKE o the and ~ taking dispositions
the Office of " Thoupson, counsellor No.7 -Four
ali street, (neM Civ Hi undersigned
Oct Io--sswim ! O. DEveREUx
FURNISHED apAnTmENrs--Nstnb Of Congress o.
others accommodated
Adams 18Th street between and O. No ss5 The paos
large and well furnished .
Nov@ dive
EREsCB JUVENILE uOOKS.-A wsl-selscted collection
offrench nvene books and prices,
adapted n various ofhsm beautifully insrned
10 70 md % the bookstore Of the undergaed imported by himself
direct from Paris,
Dec il FRANCK TAYLOR.
pHGGHEss of Religious ideas, by L.. Maria csiids,
L avols.
The New Purchase, Early Years Vests
Lilly, y Novel. vol.
Works of Chas. Lamb. 9 vrls.
Harpers' Story n~ok. Vol 4.
MEXICO and ia Religion, ny A. wilson Illustrated
Border nearlea by w. Gilmore simms.
smike b" Charles Dickens.
The Chia wife by Charles nickens.
Mysteries o. the Cou Of the siuars by William Harrison Ans
Nov y FHAycR TAYLOR.
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lltkALEs ~ BROTHER, uerchsut slsss
~ method Of calling Tho attention 81 e
zens and nngrrs 20 their Of cloths.
and vesng Of latest which up,l
make TO order Ia the elegant pann.f
so choice selection OF sentlensai. furnishing Foods
bsc t-SAWxw ...#... DuYALL \ BRO.
The daily union., 1856-01-23

CAuD-Wniam Tucker, merchant tailor, No. Pennyi.
h wants svenae, would respectfully call
bsrs of Congress. strangers and esss Generosity.
stock OF cloths, cassinare and styles which
be y prepared 70 make the mos,
fasbtanable suies.
Nov B-Qw
The daily union., 1856-01-23

AZONs aud Saving soap-W. ~oud cali The .t,r c,op
IL Of members Of Congress, aud others oee
assortment Of comprising kodysr ,h. reie
braed swiss Jacques LacouterI, the VA g. axo
razor sr1.s, shaving creams and
Our toilette articles
and warranted the best q nof~cfur~d. 81
We haye also large exuncts ,n Marie
Joseph Anton Johann Marie and lean Chaes Fanas
cosmetics, sc. = 'f
And, also, large aud rsnsemen dressing
GALIIGAN 4 Ciy
Dealer, ia Fine Fancy Goois Plated Ware, Psrfamey
Dee 2-5eod 80 Penh avenue, under Browns Hotel.
The daily union., 1856-01-23

nySELI.inG-IIUUsk asd GroGsads Gsogsssossn "A
IL Heigls DuEabaron, o
Geo Washington, grounds
and the hooss sufcsnt tos large family
This well particular descnp
but viii be persons dis
addressing me BY mai at Wsshingion city.
Apply A. HYDE, Georgetown.
Dee 20--law4w : Z
The daily union., 1856-01-23

u Lectures on Eagish History By Henry Reed.
Geofy Monetnn, Cuardan by Mr.. Noodle
y on ,ss be Character and Writings H. Gibson
Imskiin Man, or the Victim of Misfortune.
Know Nothing Alrnaaac, ls5s. s
Dee Aucv -.v,o,
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-28

The two preceding and the two succeeding num-
bers to those drawing the first 222 prizes will be en-
titled to the 898 approximation prizes.
For example: Ii ticket No. ii $50 draws the $780,
900 prize. those tickets numbered IL PAS IL $40
25l, and II 1852 will each be entitled to $500, and 30
on according TO the above scheme.
If ticket No. should be drawn, the approxima-
tons would be 2, 3, $1,000, and 10000.
II ticket No. 10000 should be drawn, the approx
nations would be 29,998, 20, 999, y, and g.
If ticket No. or $500 should be drawn, the APP
proximations will be on the same principle
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
In the above scheme there are 900 tickets, num-
bersd from to 10000.
There ere 2a2 full prizes and 6S6 approximations
making in all ]. ITO prizes.
The numbers from tn $4,000 corresponding with
the numbers on the tickets printed on separate slips
Of paper, are rolled up and encrcled with small tin
tubes and placed in glass wheel.
The amounts of the different 222 full prizes simi-
larry printed and encircled are placed in another
wheel. After revolving the wheels, q number is
time prize Is drawn from the other wheel by boys
who ars bliaafoAdsd. $3.50
The number and the prize drawn out are opened
and exhibited TO the audience and registered by the
Commissioner, the prize being placed against the
number drawn.
This operation is repeated until all the prises are
drawn out.
The drawing is then printed, and, after compari.
son, the Commissioner certifes to its correctneas
Prizes payable forty days after the drawing in FULL
without deduction.
Whole Tickets 800 Halves, $l0-Quarters, IS.
Address orders for tickets 10.
T. H. HUBBARD a CO.,
Office 80 Faystte street, Box 40, Baltimore, Md,
oct 27-d&w
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-28
: FTvR -DOLLARs REWARD.

OST On Saturday night, In Centre mar.
- kst, basket contrasting pair Of scales and an
seeo3nt book Ths finder viii receive the above re-
ward BY returning The bsok and scales to the Amer
lean Organ ONCE aid n questions win be asked or
the book May b. rsturnsd through the Post Once
and the basket and contents retained
Oct " J. III. YEATMAN.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-28

- To the Million. Wood, of st
Louis has ser years Of deep study and untring re.
search succeeded In presenting to the public an arti-
Gle superior to any in use and indeed it is truly
wonderful discovery-we advert to his Hair Resto-
rative the only article that has been completely
cessfu in cheating age of his gray locke removing
dandruf, itching. scrofala, &C. II restores the gray
headed to more than the original beauty adds new
lustre to locks already uxuri,nt; having the effect
on coarse, harsh hair to render II glossy and watery
fastens permanently hair that is loose falling and
many other qualities which win become known as
used.
The pride Of mankind singularly developed In the
keeping and arrangement Of the hair perhaps from
the fact that il is the only portion Of the human body
that we can train in any way choose; how impor-
tant then, having this portion left to care, that
we should use all the means science has placed in
hands 10 render it beautiful and permanent If you
would have beautiful hair, glossy hair, permanent
hair hair with its natural color elegantly preserved
70 extreme old age, don't fail to purchase Woods
Hair Restorative. DAILY 5,ea State Gazette
oct 20--2w 'a
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-28

lSrKRnARRrAGr OF CoUsIEs.--The Norfolk Re-
Hector says that the Assessors Return of Huron
county show II blind, IL deaf and dumb, IL in
sane, and IL idiotic persons in the county. The
parents q five of these we're by relation cousins
before marriage Three of the five, e blind and
idiotic) were 50 afflicted from birth, and one lid
iotic) from infancy The ffth was deaf and dumb
for time not ascertained- probably from birth.
IL II probable that the number Of parents 90 rela-
ted TO each Other Is larger there was no inform
alton obtained Is to part ef them. 4e
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-28

PHILADELPHIA, October 2s.--In consequence Of
the failure Of The Union movement at the Fillmore
meeting last night the Democrats now claim rs, 900
majority In Pennsylvania at the Presidential cleo
ton. The meeting reai6rmcd the resolutions dc.
nouncing the Fusion Scket passed at tie Saturday
meeting. George Washington Reed for attempt.
Ing to speak In favor Of the Fusion ticket, was
forced to retreat BY the back door Of the hall 10
escape personal violence.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-28

Ex-JUDaR HALLIBURTON, author Of Sam Slick, the
Clock Pedler, has taken final farewell of Nova
Scotia as place of residence. Clifton, his beau
tful seat at Windsor, was sold some weeks since,
and the old Judge has taken his passage for Liv-
erpool to make his home in Great Britain for the
remainder of his days. Montreal Commercial.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-28


MsnovsNmrA-The Commissonsr Of Public
Buildings 10 having the pavements on Pennsylvs-
MIA avenue repaired. He has chosen good time
Tor the work, and We trust he win direct bis work
men TO pay their respects 10 the footwalk on the
east side Of Seventh street, which very much
needs repair. Fsss
FALSE STArENExr.-The statement that John L.
Smith, ESQ.,, of this city, has purchased the Amer
lean Democrat newspaper establishments Of Bslt-
more, Ia entirely untrue and without foundation.
He does not design 70 leave Washington city.
PREsEsTArIos.--0n tomorrow night, 1t Islasd
Hall, new and beautiful flag will be presented hy
lady Of the Seventh Ward to the Americans or
the Ward
THE LECTURE before the National Medical Gel
legs, last evening, by Professor Warlpg was lis
tened to by large and attentive audience
QuERf--How many converts did our worthy
Mayor make up in Cooney on the Sabbath day the
2oth Instant. The good book says" Remember
the Sabbath day, to keep 1t holy