Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-17

AL butchers stalls sold
In the vegetable market $50 was the minimum
fixed, and the following stands sold:
No. IL, sold to II. Keiser, for $50 so.
81, sold to G. Deitz, for $50 80.
10, sold to A. J. Carroll for $50 80.
2S, sold to G. A. Lane, for $50 SO.
Is, sold to - Garrott for $50 so.
%, sold to --- Hager, for $50 80.
There being no other bids to minimum the sale
closed. The old western market was then sold, to
John Romely, for 1882 80, to be removed by Sat-
urday, cath inst.
The new market win be opened on Monday next,
10th instant.
WASHINGTON ArHESxuM.-A recent election for
officers Of the Association ended with the follow
ing result:
A. Lloyd, President
9. NJ Woodward, Vice President.
]. N. Oliver, Recording Secretary.
9. Cudiipp, Financial Secretary, and L. P. Dix
on, Treasurer.
We are informed that Mrs. CECILIA Yousc, OF
Baltimore beautiful vocalist already most favor
early day series of lessons in the higher branches
Of music in this city.
NATIONAL THEArRE.--Mr. James w Wallaek,
Jr., appears on Monday evening as Macbeth. Lady
Macbeth, Mrs Jones First Witch, Mr.. Jeffer-
son; Macduff, Mr.. Howe. Mr.. Wallack is ira
gedian OF great merit, and will undoubtedly be
welcomed by crowded house.
TEE BAPTIST CHURCH BELL.---lfr. Editor: Twas
much pleased with the complimentary notice of our
church edifce on Thirteenth street. except an error
which you win have the goodness to correct The
bell was not manufactured by Mr.. Meneely, West
Troy, New York, but by Messrs. Jones a Hitch
cock, Of Troy, mot West Troy New York, who
cold US the bell at one hundred dollars less than
their cash price for the purpose Of having stand
ing advertisement In the city of modern improve
ments in their establishment. H.
The WAR or 1Sl2--NArfoSAL CoNyEsrros. -
The Hon. J. B. Sutherland, President Of the Con-
venton held In 1865, has issued call for the de-
tenders OF the country of 1919, who met last Jan
uary in this city, to assemble here again on the APP
preaching anniversary Of the battle of New Orleans
pursuant to the resolution adopted at their last SEES
sion, to which time and place the Convention adj
journed. Az many Of the members have zone to
their last account since the adjournment Ia re-
commended that additional delegates be chosen.
Many important propositions will be presented to
the consideration Of the Convention.
TOKEN LIoHr PROCESSION. 1t has been postpon-
ed to Wednesday night. The programme was fur.
nished too late for today's paper but will be pub
lished on Monday. .ss -
HoUsEKEKPISe.-The plague Of servants has
been 30 often reiterated il has become almost by
word, and few who are doomed TO undergo the
trials to which all are subjected obtain that SYM
patty they are Justly entitled to from the sympa-
thiznR community. These remarks are ELECTED by
the fact that am one Of the suffering class called
housekecpcrs, and when relate one Of my sources
Of daily inquetude, am sure all win yield assent
that do not complain without cause. My maid
cf All work has quite an opinion Of her own Inn
portance, and, like the most Of her class, IL very
fond Of dress. She win not 60 on the least errsnd
without stopping to change her entire suit. The