Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-07

ths smbsllishmsnt Of ones dwelling on the mos,
convenient terms. Ladies wishing TO attend win
have seats reserved for them. Remember Leigh
Hunts motto, Hang picture in your room. "
The gallery viii be opened nom o'clock until
| time Of sale.
| RELIGIOUS NorIcxs.-The new congregation
forming under the Rev. Mr.. Hodges will meet at
| the Union Engine House at IL A. NJ tomorrow.
and at the Lutheran church corner of goth and G
streets in the evening
Rev r. "A. Ross, ID. D., Of Tennessee, win preach
at IL A. M. tomorrow at the Assenbly's church.
In the evening e o'clock) union meeting viii be
held At which DR.. Ross and the pastor viii deliver
addresses
DIR. Gurley win preach at the Sixth Presbyterian
church, corner of Maryland avenue and 9th street
tomorrow at III A. n.
In consequence Of the damage to their church,
| the Western Presbyterian congregation viii meet
in the room over the store of Mr.. Redferr, corner
Of Pennsylvania avenue and 10th street
Rev. DR.. Danforth, OF Alexandra, will preach in
the morning.
DR.. Doggett, D. D., win preach at the old Trini-
ty church morning and evening
The charge made against Justice Hollingshead
for completely In the escape of Essex, has, to all
appearance, been consigned 70 the tomb of the
Cspulets. He appeared for examination yesterday
iiuiuuiSt anu Tic Ouly WbbnobS WHO 6pp6AItu
against him was Constable Wilson, the man who
made the charge; and Wilson could prove moth
ing. He appeared again at p. NJ, but no witness
was forthcoming; 80 we presume the ridiculous
| charge has been dropped
ELoPExENr.-Georgetown Is somewhat excited
over elopement that took place few days since
The man left wife and two children when he
carried off his victim, who is young seamstress
Both parties have heretofore borne good charac-
tiers, although the has been regarded as rather
idle. He is q mechanic and his family are left in
destitute condition.
We refrain from giving the names of the parties
at present, by request Of their friends.
SALE.--Five hundred and thirty-seven and a half
acres of land, situated in Fairfax county, about
seven miles from Alexandria, near the Little River
Turnpike, and adjoining the lands of William FL.
Fitzhugh James M. Benton, Henry Daingerfeld,
and Daniel Minor, were sold yesterday, by Samuel
j. Mccormick, Auctioneer, to John Malone, for
$50 per acre.
The other property advertised to be sold yester-
day was withdrawn.--Ale1. Gazette.
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"What can we do for Italy?n Louis Napoleon
puts this question, and Punch makes this answer:
Take yosr leg out of the boot"
The sold Line Wing !" of the Memphis Bulletin
is very fattering in his commentators of Buchan-
an, man whose connexion with the infamous
charge of the bargain, intrigue and corruption
on Mr. Clay commends him to the everlasting con-
demnation of every sincere friead of the Great
Commoner.- Patriot.
OMNIBUS JoKE.--It is told of Charles Lamb, that
one afternoon, having taken seat in crowded
omnibus, stout gentleman subsequently looked
in and politely said
GAN full insideg"
81 don't know how it may be with the other
passengers" answered Lamb but that last piece
of oyster pie did the business for me-"