Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-09
INTELLIGENCE.

Ioturhev ~ tueH hoics yesterday perfectly sat y
fed that Roman influence and bribery was " all a
dream at the best" with Americans We gener-
ally feel sorry for dictated and oyersangune
party but in their case, and for them, we have no
sympathy. The idea of men employed under an
American government combining with foreigners
of-every grade 70 uphold despodc priesthood,
and foster rank corruption on their own flesh and
blood, is nothing more or less than second tory
epiit Of rs, aud spirit which, thank Heaven, has
been made to bite the dust in the good old con-
sentative American State of Maryland. Nine cheers
for ths old Maryland line nine times nine for the
great constitutional American party
Dun ApvTRrlslse COLUMN. Robert Jones, now
a clerk in tho Third Auditors ONCE, it win be seen
n last evenings paper, has been expelled from the
Second Ward Council Of Americans, branded as
traitor. Pass kim around
The Mayor advertiseg the sale Of stands and
stalls In the Western Market to come Off next
Monday, l4th instant, at 8 r. n. precisely.
Miss Hills, on Pennsylvania avenue. south side.
has opened splendid winter millinery. Ladies don'i
all speak at once. Her store is on the Avenue,
south side, between 9th and 10th streets.
NEW SroRE. Messrs. Topham & NorAH have
opened new and cheap saddle, harness. and
trunk store, 400, Seventh street, opposite Odd
Fellows Hall. Look at their advertisement. aud
give them q call All who are In want Of good
goods, and cheap ones They use nothing but the
very best material, in work done BY them.
SELECT AND SociAL--The best 4 hop I Of the
season came or last night, at the Military Assem-
hlies, on Louisiana avenue. The armory Of the
Presidents Mounted Guard, Marion Rides, and
Washington Light Infantry, was the room--these
three oldest military companies having associated
themselves together for the qualification OF their
members and female friends together with those
whom they may wish to participate Ia their de-
lightu assemblies. From their excellent arrange
rnents we have no doubt but that their assemblies
will be me attraction Of the dancing season !
Mr.. FLUTES was politely received last evening BY
Qaartermaster King, and received marked atten,
ton, indeed, from all present, for which he feels
urder many obligations. The |" Elshionablen
party ha Ieft inst befre We arrived Cause.-The
returns from Maryland.
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HooP DREssxa.--" fiutes" says that he accom-
panied beautiful young lady down the Avenue
last evening, but being unable to get within four
ct Of her. the conversation consisted Of uninter-
eating scraps Of commonplace conversation. CON
Quoted principally in screams and II say'sl's A
dog attached to tin kettle ran against hint
Immediately occurred to Mr. & p that he used to
sing certain cong, the chorus Of which ran sone-
what - follows: II
oh man that is married must weep and bewail,
Like dog with n tin kettle tied to bis tall
Mr. p. took the s.omen, and vanished
ast 1870 ge<s r3fH N@rf "
A Few ONLY.--A wcll-dressed Individual an
Anti, walked into -- restaurant last evening,
and, stretching himself up to his fun height, ex-
claimed, in i loud voice: Where are all the
Antics, show me an Anti, gentleman, and III
show You liar!n
A large number ofquiet gentlemen were present
and, in an Instant, one Of them stood before tie
IL, II.
~ am an Anti. sir!"
!" You are y inquired the first.
{" Yes, sir. am"
Well. just step down 10 the woodward here,
and I'll show you Teller who said that the Antics
had all gone to roost by this time, and that
couldn't find one out Of bed, in the whole city,
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We have read several acts Of Mr.. L. +. Thomas
newplay published In last Saturdays Metropolitan
1t is, in our opinion and in the opinion of those
moro competent to judge than ourselves, great
production. II would afford much pleasure to the
numerous lovers of the drama, and the public, to
ece II gotten up at the National here, or Mt some
other leading theatre. The late Mr.. Booth was to
bring the play out on his return from California,
but unfortunately died ere he reached home. Now
is the time for some Of our enterprising managers
or great actors 10 secure great piece.
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We again put on record the prediction, that, in
about FIVE years from the present time large por-
ton Of those now engaged in singing the praises
Of foreigners Of the worst sort, and denouncing
their own countrymen, win raise the loudest kind
Of bowling against that imPudenee and ruilianisn
of the foreign rabble, TO which they are now Civ
ing SO much call for the revival Of Know-Nothing.
lam to check and subdpe Il, should the present cf
fort fail. Their present advocacy Of foreignism
viii come homo to torment them, Just as sure as
they live. Take note Of this, our prediction.
"Asp STILL TnrY CoxEm--Such was the e,-
preston last night as people rushed TO "0dd Fcl-
lows Hal" literally examining the beautiful room
with lovely women and gay gallants We have
never known troupe (pe1ectly unheralded) pro-
duce such reaction In Ethiopian performances.
II only goes 10 prove that the people of this city
viii patronise real merit combined with high
order Of social department See the bills Of the
troupe for this evening and tomorrow. Saturday
afternoon all Young America" will pay visit TO
"0dd Fellows Hail.
so.-We are credibly informed that II has ceased
TO be matter Of nero speculation, and that we
are 70 have really another Theatre.
The Iron Hall Is now rcftting and remodelling,
and the legitimate drama Is 20 be represented on
It's boards II is asserted that IL viii be opened In
q few weeks by John T. Ford, and on a cheap
scale; that il. so Car as the price Of admission il
concerned. 1t win, with good company doubt
lcss do a fine business during the whole Of the
next season. sa sa8
Plutes says that you might as wen try to stop
water from running down Niagara Falls as TO stop
people fom running 10 the stores and shops Of
those trades whose propretors avail themselves OF
the printing press Of the American Organ TO let
the world know what they have got or do, or where
TO end them. IL TX
To rHr LADIEs.--Mrs. Etchlson, No. IL Centre
Market epace has received and H. now prepared TO
dispose OF, large and beautiful assortment Of Ia
dies dress goods, laces, kid gloves and ribbons.
Those who need such articles would do well to
ri her call, and we will insure them they win
lind aticl TO suit them, at los prices Mrs. T.
has taken the right course 10 attract custom, viz
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