Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-09-27

A'i'io~ o""A 10 ofouSnt W an emu IN November
next.
And when the shout goes up for Fillmore and
Donelson, let IL be shout 80 loud and long that
the vibrations thereof shall reach your brethren in
other States and be taken up and continued through
the length and breadth Of the land
MINT JULEP.-It is rather late ia the season
for such vegetables, but Middleton, on the corner
OF Louisiana avenue and Ninth street concocts
them In an artistic manner ss.a
We take great pleasure in calling the attention
OF our readers tothe advertisement Of mine host
of the " Sherwood House, corner Of Fayette and
Harrison streets, Baltimore. This house is admi-
rably kept upon the European plan, and we can
youch, from highly gratifying experience, that il
has been furnished with every facility for the en-
jOyment and comfort of its patrons
Sherwood Forest never furnished finer venison
for Robin Hood and his bold bowmen,n than can
be found "in SEASONAL Sherwood House, and with
tie immense advantage of dainty cuisine. Our
"inner man" rejoices in the recollection Of the
creature comforts which RECALLED and refreshed
us there-choice viands, good liquors, an obliging
landlord, and polite and attentive barkeepers
HIaH TME.---Orders have been issued from the
Navy Department to the commander of the Pacific
squadron with reference to the protection of Amo-
rican citizens on the Isthmus of Panama.
On DIR, that Senator Douglas is shortly to be
married to a lady Of this city.
GEoRerrows, CusroA- HOUSE, &c.-We under
stand that decision has been arrived at on tho
subject OF locating tho customh house and post Office
in Georgetown, for erecting which an appropria-
ton OF $4,000 was made by Congress at its late
session. The Secretary of the Treasury has select
ed, from among numerous competing sites, the
open space on the east side of Congress street,
just above Bridge street, and nearly southeast OF
the Methodist Protestant Church.
CAPITOL ExTENsIoN-The work on the Captol
extension is progressing SO rapidly that there is
prospect should no accident intervene, that Capt
Meigs will have the pleasure Of Inducing both
Houses of Congress into their respective halls in
the new wings, previous to the 4th Of March next.
lt is quite probable that the inaugural ceremonies
of March will be held in the new Senate chamber.
The tenant Of the brick building Immediately adj
joining the City Post Office has had notice to va
cate the premises, in order to continuance of the
work on Seventh street.
PATENTs.--Forty46ve patents issued this week.
One to William r. Wood, Of this city, assignee to
Samuel Do Vaughan one to William r. Wood for,
Improvement in reaping and moving machines,
and one to VIM. p Wood and Samuel De Vaughan
for improved devices in saving machines
PRESIDENT PIERcE.-In relation to the visit of
the President to his native CITY, the press of the
country with one accord furnish the record that
Concord is in a state of discord. 1t is said that
the party of which he is the President will get up
demonstration in his favor Well. he ought to
have some sort of fuss enacted over him at home,
where, if any where, it is to be hoped he has
friends. We are satisfied of one thing, and that
is, that when he leaves the White House, he will
do it to the tune of
"oh that'll be joyful, joyful, joyful"
SUPERVISING" We warn our subscribers against
purchasing of those who do not advertise in this
paper. Depend upon it they are bogus and you
are sure to be cheated. The terms we offer are Of
such a nature that all honorable dealers cannot but
accept them, If In the habit Of soliciting public
patronage. They want the rich and not the poor
working man to deal with them. Their money
stinks in their nostrils Bee Of The goth.
NAVY YARp.-The Water Witch being launch
ed the United States steamer Fulton will be haul
ed up on the marine railway for repair.
Two hundred hands are employed in the new
carpenter shop on the west side of the ship house.
under the direction Of Mr.. b. Curran.
Sixty-five feet are being added to the old car
penters' shop. 1t is to be fitted up for a timber
shop. - .ss+ 1t,.s
The iron foundry, under the direction of Mr..
and viii be raised to correspond with the new
buildings.
The tlacksmiths, chain cable, and anchor shops,
under Mr.. +. Tucker are to be removed to one Of
the new buildings, where there will be eighty
FORCES in operation.
0UR MrLITARY.--The Washington Yeagers, Capt.
SchwarzmaD, one of our excellent and efficient vol
unteer companies, leave for Philadelphia on Tues
day afternoon They will be accompanied by Web
er's celebrated band Of music.
We understand that President Pierce is making
his arrangements to leave Washington early next
week, and that he expects to reach Concord by
the I'd Of 0ctobre, where he will spend ten days
or two weeks in giving the attention to his private
affairs which absence Of three years has render
cd necessarily Union
Ii his private affairs are in as loose condition,
as are the public affairs committed to his CHARGE
II viii require more than ten days to set them to
rights.
Mr.. RIDESoUR, 304 Pennsylvania avenue, adver.
tises Boston Cream cakes and other good things
which cause ones mouth to water. Ice creams al