Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-27

forward on unnaturalized voters to Baltimore and
other places, whom they intend shall vote at the
approaching election IN Maryland. The papers Of
men who have long since been gathered to their
long homes are assiduously sought out and brought
TO light for the double purpose Of perjury and IL
legal voting The only difficulty Is to divide their
forces 70 advantage but between this and the time
Of election all such matters win be arranged The
cars on the morning Of November 18th, will be
alive with the foreign cohorts and L any Of our
citizens have business in baltimore about that
time, would in the kindest manner advise Them
that II they do not wish to be subjected 10 insult
or second Babel" to go either before or after
that day. You'd better believe it.
The VisIrMG FIREMES.- The Rochester Fire
Company, or part of them, arrived here yester-
day morning in the ii o'clock train from Bslti-
more. They were met at the depot by delega-
ton from each of our companies headed by John
Esputa's elegant band, and escorted to different
public places, to !" see and be SEEM They were
accompanied by fine band Of their own, and the
streets were snlivened during their stay with ex-
cellent music, from both their band and that of
Espata's. They left for New York last evening
The CAusE.--P Passing the store Of one Of our
merchants this morning, we were surprised to see
SO large number Of customers pressing up to the
counter, and calling for different commodities
which he had exposed for sale. We came to o
decided halt, and after the influx Of persons had
somewhat subsidized, walked In, and, congrstulating
him upon so fine run Of business, he very
soon told US the reason Of such, which was, that
he advertised, literally in all the papers, but par
ticularly in tho " american Organ Good, said
WEI and we would say to others having stores,
and wanting crowds of customers, " go thou and
do likewise"
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CoMIEG.--The politicians and "mogulsn of the
several political parties are beginning to arrive.
Several are now sQjourning at our hotels; and at
the National John Van Buren,, Of New York, and
Mr.. Touccy, Of Connecticut, are registered
Come ON, gentlemen, 90 soon as the rank and
file of the orchestra shall arrive, the dance for the
season will commence. And mind" those who
dance must pay the fiddler"
THE NATIONAL.-The beautiful and fascinating
Agnes Robertson appears again tonight in three
pieces capital pieces. There will be d full house
sure, and we advise all who have not yet secured
their places TO do so before tonight. The excel
lent stock company of Mr.. Jarrett is as good as
any that has appeared here for years. Ellis Is a
host within himself, and Jefferson is unapproacl-
able. tsgF ssl' sa
The CONCERT To-NIGnr.-The lovers Of music
will have rare treat served up for them to night
at Carusi's Saloon. Mad. Do Boye and Mons
Ahrend, two distinguished musical performers OPP
pear, and rich and varied programme is pre-
scented. .
VIM. Anderson, an old gardener Of Mount YER
non estate, showed us yesterday beet of his own
raising measuring fourteen inches in length, twen-
ty-four In circumference, and weighing thirteen
pounds enough for a large family.
Hons. +. Clark, John Woodruff, Connecticut !;
Hon. J. s. Stranahan, New York; Hon. W. H.
Watterson, Tennessee, arrived yesterday. Stop
ping at Wizards.
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