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OILS.
" EROsENE OIL

n NOT EXPLOSIVE.
gECURRD By PATENTB.
hnpcrtant heads Of departments, trustees q hosPhas
asyns, prsonA schools coleges churches. railroad
Panies factories ship owners ship supply
country resdences propetora Of watering places and
keepers.
The undersigned the announce the Kerr
OIL Company, BY great sbornd expense have succeed
ed In entirely removing the unpleasant 0dor trom
oil without injury 70 s Illuminating qualieg ne advar
tages possessed by the kerosene oil are:-
lst. The intensity Of the hSht produced.
3D. II u not explosive.
Sd II wi remain fluid when the best sperm oil %,
gsaled
4h It's unrvaled eoonomyS4 10 worth keroseAs oil rvn,
much nsht a. - OF rapesesd ol.-en o. whale
S26 Al OF sperm on-or $40 of burning Huid
Insurance companies allow 70 be used without additions
premium.
af slight expenso 70 the mechanical saxoe SOLAR
rosn Ch earnphene and Webbs patent lamps,
mental vase candlesick and chande,er enabling he
sumer kerosene OIL u gallon, abrding doub.
no Of light 70 Be obtained from rapsssed oil. y
or from sperm oi at ~ Is.
Kerosene ubricang OIL equal hudisy ne best sperm
on possessing the ns advantage OF NOT cougeains Low
mechanical solar and hand lamps iacluding bowspft and
signal lanterns and gives more hight than sperm whale
lard oil. AU6TENH,
Agents for the Kerosene ON COMPANY. 20 Beaver SxUe NJ
Yek.
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DOOK FOR EVERY HUSBAND AND WIFI
I'D YHE MARRIED wOnAN's

By Dr. A. NJ Naurcsas. Professor Of Dseases Of women.
One hundreth edition lSmo, pp 49, ON me payer
binding u. Every hare ds0oyoy BY com
pairing her symptoms with thos0 deserbed he nature.
character snd OF her complaint and be spared much
anxiety and suerfag. The wf6s about becoming nohsr
has oen I'd OF instruction and advice IN reapec 70 her stu
alton, which abe VII hse and This book ssls bar yhss NE
matter and tells her what 70 DO for Ia simple but chase
vords and such A. she can understand fhcse gusng mum
nom proapsus utef calling The womb Aeur albua
don and relisf RxAo e letter nom gsntlsmSn n Day
on, OAo:-
DAYfOH. Nay L 1871.
d.. A. NJ MAuMmAu-My Dear Sir: Ny wife has ben pcr-
eepbly sinking for some three b eoasequ6noe
anguish and suffering months before and during
confinement successive debilated pros
rated her. putting hor life IN Imminent danger and which
the last occadon. despairod Of supposed
state Of things inevitable and resigned myself
worst heard your book highly spoken q - containing
matter reaching case. On IL receipt and perusA,
sxprssa he relef Afforded my AsSe1e1 mind
and he M pages impaired 10 wife learning dat The
discovery Of NJ Deeomeaux provided guNA remedy
presened prospect 70 me which little conceived posa
bls But for hs another year would have pasDd
my head in al human prcossii my vito would havsts 4
For sale BY sTRIkGER TOWNSEND, No IA B!saAway;
Davenport Tribune Buidnga and at he once, No.
b, Peterson l02 Chestnut street, Philadelphia On tAe
receipt Of copy Will be transmitted By mall ~ & poge
age any part the United estea All letters must Do Cd
dreseod, postpaid DR.. A. H. MaWieeau, once No 10
Liberty street, New York. or 70 boz No l,3< New Yk Pom
OdDOA.
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ANTHOLOGY.

A woNDER-THE GIPsEY GIRL-IF YOU WISH
"A know all tho secrets OF your past and future le
knowledge Of which may save you years OF and
don't fail consult the above named pamis Ohareo
The Gpeey has also hand which will enable
lady gentleman 70 win obtain the affections at the sppo
site sex Charge extra 80 Bowery. mp stairs.
NARD.-MADAME PREwsfGR RETURNS THANKS 70
~ her friends and patrons and begs TO say that after
thousands both In this city and Phadephn who have coo
suited her with entire Subtraction, feels confident that p
The questions OF ogy love- and law matters and books
oraces resd on constantly by Napoleon she has
she VII tell the name OF The future husband and R) the
Of her visiers 3 Bowery Speedy and plies
End corps by a remedy Of her own.
fyLAIRvOYANCE-MKs sEYMOUR ITO sPRiNe
street few dosrs vest OF Broadway ne most cesbraisd
discovered And cured curable fAe and
ADVENT friends made known unerAg advice bssnAsa 30
and no charge unless satisfied.
NLAIRvOYANCE.-MRs HAYES THE MOST CKrE
~ braed cArvoyant In America has removed from Spring
street 10 6 Grand street. between broadway and
Y Ladies' " troubled with disease weak
res &C. by all means call on Mrs. HAYES I6 Grand
MADAME MORROW TELLS PAST PRFsENr AND FIJ.
N ture events true that she sstons visit her.
She shows the ken OF the nteudes
speedy marriages. who will all enjoy the
ard good luck No charge not sausaed Is Broome street.
scar Cannon.
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UENTTSTRY.

A RYIFTCTAL TRKfH.-KExNEDY 4 HEINDsMAN,
a surgical and mechanical denas., lao Canal 3D. would In
ru e friends and the public that they have lccsted them
solves ri the above dress whore they have made extensive
gemspS for the manufacture U artificial teeh and oy
their work at hsir oHce, which they are conAden
tssr comparison with other and At much lower prcet
nv means az hemunbirr AMID avulied 10 The wums bv
Or WILSON, dentist IS bond street This application
harmless In s effects simply arrenS the circula
blood where applied, thereby suspendng al sense Of
yeing.
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SCRUFULA, ArFBCTs OF MERCURY. CONSUMPTION,
= bronchitis. dyspepsia, rhcrnatisn aaecaonsod TIE
bowee liver kdue vs. bladder &C. ruptsre radically
cured BY a new Treatment. Or: HEATH, lci Spring street,
oppos,te the Al NchoAs loe devotes hs whole imo
IN sse aections he invites the aictcd 10 GALL especially
ihose who have received benefit from os His introduce
tory work win be address We we're cured oy
pr Heath:Marcus Colburn. 42S Broadway New York 10
seph g: Byers, Jane Langh'on b. Ssr1ers child osnd
&C., &C. Dr. Heath n an honorable and ssiiu, phrss
LESTER Green, M. ID New York; l.. A. smlth NJ u L. X.
Smell NJ p Hon. A. Ioomis Hon. George Petre, Hon. n.
Benton Auditor State Of New York, &C., TO-.
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TyoRsTBR ON CONSUMPTION, &C.
II Just published, 80 pages, price one dime,
CONSUMPTION AND sCROFULA;

COreUMPTION AND sCROFULA;
popular the recent mpOr ant discoveries relative
70 their cause, nature and certain cure,
By J. FORSTER NJ ID.
portion Of the learned Doctors book sound pFas~A
great medical knowledge Ia dispsyed and NO
unlikely that considerable revolution In the reaameut AZ
sumption and rsrefula will be Effected By IT. pubicNt
Eyery family should be IN posesson OF a valuable wp.
which, by M extreme cheapuess, made accessible 70
Fer sale al all bookstores win be mailed. receipt Of
Yen cena post paid, BY BRIDGMAN CO.. 6 Grand street.
New York. Anv part II the country
DII,Es. PJLEs.-RBADER BEWARE or ENPfRIC.
protesting 70 cure The piles hy internal remedies 10
SIMPSONS external specific has boon pronounced ~ qua
fed phv sicians who have used an fnnbe remedy rrM
cipaf Office SIS Broome street,
vYr,Fs. PILFs ANY PRRsON THAT Will COMPARE
i constitutional disease, Ike the piles 70 comm n burn
can readily counted humbug and ignorant o. The iseaso
called pies DR. DUPRTR5 remedies the only eectual
cure or exera internal piles 80 cents per box once,
&c Kcpsau street
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MATRIMONIAL.

"A seventh daughter, has natural gift to tel past presep
and future events and all u: concerns Of e even the
thoughts and viii speedy marriages. and show Ike
the intended husbands and ab friends snd WI
bring together hoee who separated who will ealoy thu
greaeas happiness Of matrimonial baa All wish
luck may can soon for relief and comfort fhcussnds have
their belief that the wonderful Asro09N
The world that hss known, though she pras@
nothing but what reconoGeab6 70 Philosophers No charge
not saed rs Browne street, between CAnnnn and O0iau
ba. 9~nuemen NOT admiHed-
M ANTED-A WIFE, BY A YOUNG MAN TWENTY.
w five OF who has spent the past IN
travelling and In located IN this citv possessed OF
specsbe income for The present and fair prospects Tor "a
fuure. Any lady answering this shall be- perfectly satisfied
from correspondence before interview will be requests
and all letters kept sacred and returned 70 the writer de-
sired A. the wJier In good faith aud hopes by
sccerrc means 70 Obtain true friend and one worthy mans
have rst well weighed he matter are preo sred to
in truth ard sincerity Address q, c. r. Broadway P)st
.ncs, pear Cspa street.. for week.
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TRAVELLERS' GUIDE,

NoK PoKsEPsfE DGfLY-I1NDIsd At d0zzEFs
burg sad Milton. The fSvorite steamer HERO Capt A
smith, leaves the foot Of Robinson every afternoon
Sundays excspted at 81 O'CLOCK arriving By 5x O'Clock
Returning, leaves Po'ksepde Ut GAL
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FROM APRIL 81
II 1856 the trains will leave Chambers street station
way tram I'm smigr.nt, T.; for roughsespss7 n
SON $50 r. for Peckskin $50 p. NJ The Poushkeeps
Sing Sing and Peekskll trains sos at the stans
Chambers Canal Christopher aud Thryf,
streets Trains for New York eaye Troy At 4s5 and l0is
A. NJ, and 445 and East Albany at g. 1899 and f:i5
NJ and 5:15 p. N. NJ. l.. KES. Jr., supt.
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT FbR PKIxk's mock
= White Stone, Glen Cove Manhasset Dock, aud @ e
Wood The stea CROT0N, Captain VIM n Wod, will
leave Few York daily cnndays On and se satu.
Lock. White stone Glen Cove Manhssset Docs and Glen
Wood Returning, will leave Glen Wood every morning,
Covs Z; White Sope 750; Primes Dock, Stages Ii
in readiness convey passengers the different landings
usual.
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MEDICAL.

IyoNFIDEErIIL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CoaBRfT
~ 10 Dusne street. be consulted certain diseases
with Ss Of Record q Paris thoroughly srsdsaans every
dpioms IN my ONCE a. smSar Of Toe New York university
1yoNFIDKN7IAL MEDICAL AID URGICAL CONSUL,
~ atiops.-Dr COOPER. IA Duane street may be consult.
81 81 s q ..sSs. Sn .
in All undertaken y. Brhose who may have been
DR.. G. with he certainty OF receiving honorable treatment
nR.wARD,s UNToRTUEATE's FRIEND. AND oTHER
- unyaled rennses SIRE cure Of certain diseases
neni and speedy cure should come amsdstsy 70 ms curt
hundred. monthly o.s ...S:d e has % mo
ortunass Friend cure; aiwss, IL .ss osn 2 two days
nR. LARMoNT's PARIS AND LONDON MEDICAL
IL Adviser ar Marriage 0uide twentieth edition 400 pages
tssd remed shows The superiority Of the suhos PAWS
and London q certain dseasea also deb
St Nichols hotei. York rom 10 H. . in the
des Flats Unis, Blasts zeituns.
TNPoRTANr MEDICAL ANNoUlCEkEEr.-pR LOUIS
e Brun formerly Of Paris phyaSaa and surgeon for The
Seamsn and cure 8, certain dssssss noludns
Be ..s4 his ss sa s
hsss = b second only .2 TIA, e
cure most speedily, enables Dr. 10 ? plseshs
exceed IN mos, cases ave doA,s shn,ge for adj
PTEs, FIs1ULA; soRoFgLA. EHEynATIsM, DROP.
ya,e nature tre a.ed to horousk careful insis
patient, whs.soeysr s.. new ts.snsns for p
vate complaints without he use Of mercury any form.
plains. RALpH, n o..
Treatment oy letter and cnes sent TO any part tie
ss Scum sssc Eo
STAN ps and address boz 500 Pea oiics.
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DICORD's P8ACrICR.-DR
II merly q puptl wish R6oord,
brNted surgeons Of tile city, Drs
The public hat be may be oonsa
tant cIass of diseases. ana for d,
hts CONVEX kently located rooms,
Nicholas Hote', from ~ until I I
unal I evenings. He tonders "a
OF relief; aud Iiioee who have
books, antidotes, mo ncrcury.''
merous medical char'atsus Of
their cases treated effsctuallv.
they may appear. freaxnnen<
sdapied 10 the case sent. Cons
HAMMOND. n. D., PhyaotAr
uuypeOn.
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u. GoTTsCHALKS
IL. FIFTEENTH PIANOFaRrE sOIRER.
AND POSITIVELY ONE,
NME E. WALLACE BoUCHELLE,
r. AoFFMaN.
KAnL Wells
+. +. ASHFORD,
Nh HALEA,
Ar DoDwoRTHs ROOMS,
ON FRIDAY kVEf ING. NAY To- 1856.
PROGRAMME-PARTI-
j. Fantatia di Bravura, "Belisario," for two
Performed by Messrs Bassord and Gotsehslk.
2 Song, Grand scere from he opera of Der FreJs
Sung By Nine. H. Wallace BoucheDe
B) Chart on soldat. .Go.AchAk
StC) kayons a. Azur
Performed by L. NJ Go.tschslk
Song go, thou Restless Wndo. v. wallace
suug by Nine H. Wallace Bouchelio.
g. (By special lequest, The Banjo, American
Sketch. .d09chAk
L. NJ Gotschak.
II.
9. Jerusalem, Grand Triumphal FantasiA, for two
Periormsdby Mr.. Ri,hard Hoffman and tho ku.sor
7. "Souyenir du Bosphore," Fantasia for the Vio-
lin. :Veuxteuaps
S. Song, Grand Finale The Rapture swelling" BNso
Sung by Nine Wallace Bouchele
ANY or piece OF Mr. Go tschaks composition Tho sudence
may call for.
Tickets 81; ladies tickets 80 cents
Doors open at o'clock Concert to commence ats.
The Grand Pianos are from Chickering Soss. No. COG
Broadway.
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80 49, rresr n. ASS sTnRK CnNsIsrI sa on

TNoR Saba FtPsf NLAss hIUbN, UoNsIsTINd OF
tom location public thcroueh,e rood stand TO- lobeing
h. ns 81 mara spply Dr. sAtUM, corner OF Budssn and
IransWo s.rets No csarae Tor g95e viii orlesss.
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FVpR SALE.

nor sAIE-CHsAP, Tue STOCK, hEASs AND FIX
tues Of an es.aslshed ser, bsr and dining saloon
down town. now doing good cssh business. the propre
tor has leave town in few days. Apply At Y Qua ,s
street I. A. DUFFY.
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J. o. d. HAMMOND, FOR
Il Parts, aud with the csie.
!. OArn0chAn AVID Mott, informs
ted for tho care of "a I'm Dor
ne Of mo lungs and throat, ak
bl6 Broadway, opposite the 81
5clo0k mornings. and from 8
~ afflicted p1duve ASSURANCE
been abused by ''specffics."
: ard ME- eGusious OF the nw.
he day, may relv On having
~ mAtter how complicated
also by letter. And medi lines
aiAtioua On Franc sise. O. d.
l. Consulting and Operative
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NoR NoREoLK AND. aIcaxoED.-rHE UEITED

NOR NORFOLK AND RICHMoND-THE UNITED
E sates mail steamsAip JAMESTOWN, Capt Parrish will
NJ from pier No. North river She vii arrive At Nor
folk bunday Afternoon and at Richmond Monday
ing Passengers for the South will proceed without delay by
great nai limo 70 Charleston, augusta Savannah, &c.
expeditions route Passage and fare including state room,
Norfolk 81 to Petersburg and Richmond S0 ~eerage,
halt price. Apply TO LUDLAN 4 PLEAsANrs, 50 Broad.
wRy
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UyoR LIveRroOL.-UEIraD STATES NAIL sYsAM.
Il ship Atlantic Commander Oliver sdriege viii ae-
part with The I'm ted States mails for huope, positively
sIeet.
The chips this line have improved water tight compsrt
mens sp 70 avoid danger from ice will not the Ban
north Of AZ desree2. until the LIST of AuIust
Fefreigh, PASSAGE having unequal ed iasns
apply TO EDWAkD X. C0IL.IkS Sc Wal street
will be returned. -
Passengers VIII please be O'Clock ". The
Bsc Cap Comstock viii succeed he Ausntc and ss
Saturday, June ].
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HUPE CHAPEL. 72O BROADwAY.-sIXTH CONCERT
IL If the Gee and Madrigal Union, Saturday evening"
May IT, at O'Clock, supported by Mrs. Stuart
Leach Miss Maria Leach. Mr.. Frazer, Mr. 8. Leach and
Gal cents
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T,O-NIGHT, TONIGHT
i MAMMOTH ENTERTAINMENT
TESTIMONIAL TO MR.. W. NJ FLEMING
The distinguished American TrAgediAn,
BY THE MAYOR AND CITIZENS OF BROOKLYN.
AT THE ATHEN lFUM ATLANTIC ST., COR OF CLINTON.
MISS TERESA ESMONDE.
MRS. ". n. FLEMING,
MISS HFLEN MINTURN
MIR. A. SEDGWICK.
MASTER CHAS. SEDGWICK,
Mr.. T. A. GOULD. sRd
Mr. W. NJ. FLEMING,
viii appear.
Trial from Merchant OF Venice"
song"Flow on, thou sh,nirg river"
Grand scene from King Josn."
sonp-"Ben Bolt
Balcony from "Romeo ana Juliet"
Scene II, m Love Chased Constance and Widrsxe
Scng"The Gondoege."
The Polish Boy"
Grand duet concertnas by Mr. and Master SedG wick.
"Hamletn-Soi oquy, VOW am alone"
"The Building of the ship"
1.-THE Music Gripders."
Sopg-"7he Bonny Breast Knosn
Song-"Merry Little Fat Man."
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csss story brown soue hnues, stuated viz :one
with Epgsh basement; q ct eeventseuth street south SIDE,
ana with high In kuiherf I'd psce
suyvessnt square. These housed have been built oy
dave work and eli the modern i'm The
avs will be found at 1872 East seveoesnth s;rest
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LNoR sALv-TeRFE SECOND Wand FIUE ROLL g.
feet long Ard IS ioshsa in diameter; three pain
cyader boilers 10 feet oag, nearly new. Apply 10 JOHN j.
HARRISON. 10 Pie St
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EXECUTOR's sALg-FOR SALE, SMALL FARM,
~ pleasantly situated In the English Neghboyhood Bergen
sack and Fort Lee urnpke On said farm Is good house,
,sv \" fis & VIZ annie pesr psacS cherry blum
and qupce also, strawberry raspberry and currspts in
nbundAnce failing spring Of water near the house.
Yor particular apply GEORGE A. DORkMUS, aacken.
Sack John Meyer Jr Boonton Morris county or on the
pniuea. ELIZABkTa MYER, Execurx.
JOHN MYER Jr Executor,
Daily American organ., 1856-04-15
To the Public.
wAsHlscros CrrY, d.
April Is, 1856

April 15, 1855.
As matter Of some Importance to holders of
Land Warrants In the interior, we have to say
that we gave at our counter and RENTED TO our
correspondents, on the 10th, 11th, and l2th of
this month, 81 % per acre for l60's and s0's
and 81 05 per acre for 1905, and that we always
pay ss much, and often more, than other dealers !;
and further, that II they advance their prices, we
advance ours "pari passs," IL il is every day, or
every hour In the day.
As We are considered among the heaviest deal
ers In Land Warrants In the United States, and
our prices always, II anything, rather above than
below the nominal humbug market price, the
public naturally look TO prices (not quotaons)
as the standard maximum figures.
We have been compelled 70 make the above re-
marks In justice 10 ourselves, rs we have Just seen
the circular Of house In this city dated April
1855, on which day they state they gave 81 o5 ~
per acre for l2os, and 81 90 l2 per acre for Ieos
and sos. All that we have 10 say is, that we were
not aware Of Il until we the circular, although
We bought from two dealers on that day at al 0b
and 81 90.
We have not the remotest idea In the world OF
creating doubt In the mind Of any man that they
paid those prices at their counter that day, We
totally disclsim any such object--oar purpose be-
ing only to place ourselves rscfasia cara with our
correspondents
IL J. M. CLARK A co.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-15
Ratification Mee,luxsia FLORIDA.

At large and enthusiastic meeting Of The Ma,
tional American party Of Monroe county, State Of
Florida, held on Monday, the 10th Of March. 1859,
at the City Hall in Key wess, Capt w. IA shas
was chosen President, and 7. w. clspp. Esq SEQ
rotary.
The meeting being organized, Hon wm. II. Nc
Call presented the following resolutions, via;
/. Resolved, by the members of the National
American party Of Monroe county, that we Coz.
daily endorse the nomination, made by the late
Philadelphia Convention, Of Mlard Fillmore and
Andrew j. Donelson; and that We pledge our.
selves TO use all honorable exertions 70 secure
their election TO the responsible positions Cor which
they have been chosen.
2. Resolved That the principles set forth In the
platform adopted at the city Of Philadelphia are
patriotic and national enough TO enlist the energies
and support of every true American citizen, and "
carried out, can but rebound 20 the honor, pros.
perity, and glory of our beloved country.
8. Resolved, That General r. X Call and Judge
Thomas Randall, Of Florida, have, by their able
advocacy OF American principles In this State and
elsewhere, earned reputation that can never die !;
and, in the opinion Of the American party Of Mon.
roe county, can never be sufficiently reviewed un-
til those two gentlemen shall be promoted TO the
highest honois within the power of the American
party of the State Of Florida to bestow.
4. Resolved, That the Secretary of this meeting
is hereby requested to send copy Of these reso-
lutions and the proceedings OF the meeting 20 the
Editors of the american Organ at Washington
city, and Florida Sentinel at Tallahassee, with
polite request to publish the same
After reading Of the resolutions, the Hon. VIM
Mccall supported them in an able and eloquent
speech upon the glorious principles Of the Nation
al American party, concluding by moving the
adoption ofthe resolutions which motion as carried
unanimously and thereupon the meeting adjourned
sine die.
w. H. SHAW, Chairman.
T. w. CLAPP, Secretary.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-15
DIED.

In Montgomery county. Maryland, on Friday, the
18th instant after brief illness Hon. OTHO MA
GRUDER, in the 6sd year Of his age.
On the l4th instant, ANNE ROBERTA, daughter
of James and Henrietta Keleher, aged years.
0n the l4th instant, of consumption, Mr.. JAMES
INGLlSS MARTIN, In the 45th year of his age for
merly OF Baltimore, but for the last sixteen years
resident of this city. Requescat in pace
f4y- The funeral will take place ON Wednesday,
the l6th instant at O'Clock, =. NJ, at his brother
in laws Mr. Scott No. 478, Fourteenth street. south
Of Pennsylvania avenue His friends and acquain-
tances invited TO attend.
At his residence in Essex county, Virginia, on Fri
year of his age.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-15
REsTAURANT aad READING ROOMS,
Southeast corner Of Y asd Seventh streets,
opposite Post O6sce Dcpass1ess-

vHE best Of Liquors, Cigars, and Chewing To
- bacco; strictly choice VyssSrs Ses Turtle. TYR.
rspin, Fish Duck In ssAsoa; Qoail. wocdcoek,
renced cook and polite ssrvsnia, n pleasant rooms
Private entrance 70 Reading and Esting Roems on
and Seventh streets for those who object 10 pobhe
bar rooms.
Families supplied with Oysters on chshng-dishes.
Whiskeys, Ales, and other drinks, ocntsi nns
Brandies, 10 cents.
Leading political and literary periodicals. In read
ing rooms. -.
Your patronage !. respectfully solicited.
ap 10
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BUSINESS or THE CoUsrHr.-The newspapers Of
New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore report
commercial transactions A. Of extraordinary mag
nitude this spring. The business of the country
this year, viii probably be larger than that Of any
previous year
Daily American organ., 1856-04-15

We understand that most Of the fisheries on the
Potomac are doing good business at the present
time On "Wednesday evening last, Col VIM. IT,
Browne caught 10000 behring's, besides large
quantity Of shsd, at haul at the Cottage, h
King George county,
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FOR THE SPRING.
NEW STYLES or

GENTLEMENS' FURNISHING GOODS.
nUR stock OF Gestiesueas' Fursishiag
" Goods is now complete, embracing In every
department the most choice selection the New York
market afford, and adapted especially for spring
and Summer wear. We name, IN part
Dress Shirts OF linen and cotton, with plain anA
French wove bosoms
Figured linen and cotton do.
Under Shirts and Drawers. ct siik, gsass merine.
Lisle thread, and cosiou-al ssxes
Ties, Crsvsts Scarfs, Stocks. ssspsnders
Gloves Of ell kinda AisKanders make af kid
always on hand
Whit, brown, and fAocr silk, lAsls thrsad. snd
Cott,n Half Hose
Toilet Articles, Ac-
The public will md u 10 their advantage h call
and examine our stock, are determined 10 sell
low for cash.
GEO. n. n wHTrR a co.
Hat, Cap, and Gents Furnsshsnx stors.
ss2 PA. av, bet eth and iesh streets.
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Daily American organ., 1856-04-15
TM.AlJRRIED,

On the l4th instant by the Rev. Mr.. Alg. Mr..
MICHAEL CONNER, of Baltimore, 10 Miss MAR
GARET CONNER of this city.