Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-06


AHrsExEsm,--Tonisht y tbs - aight 81 the
Roasass family, ana thsy present tors Asswell en-
tertainzneat great variety Of bsllsts with ecnic
pieces. The pleasure lhsy have afforded Us during
their short stay viii undoubtedly caiI out = full
house, on this their last appearance. s
The Peak family with the Germauiau Bell Ring
en- are 70 give performances al Odd Follow Hail.
on Monday evening which win be wen attended, Il
the family arc treated = they deserve. II al
The Dying Gladiator Is still on e1hibition 81 Nor
risons building, Fourand- ahaK street. @
Gisi and Mario tAs gysat, with full and power
full chorus, give Norma at the National on Monday
evening. This opera, which was composed sx-
pressly for Grii, by Bellin, Is the most powerful
and varied In It's expression that il in the whole
realm Of music; and adapted as il Ii to the powers
Of Mad. Grid, together with her well known abil-
ties, win produce sensation In this city such al
has not been felt IN this city for yesrs We had
the pleasure Of hearing her in New York, and the
vivid impressions then made upon US Of awe and
delight at the superb representation Of tho chief
characters still remain upon our minds a. distinct
a. the day following the representation. We have
no hesitation In pronouncing both the opera and
the singer the greatest in the known world
Mad. Goldschmidt and Ernani to the contrarynot-
withstanding . sa.
CRIMINAL CoURr.--P. b. Key Esq, Prosecuting
Attorney. Samuel James, who was on trial yes
terday for forging, uttering, and passing counter
felt $5 note on the Merchants Bank Of Lynchburg,
Virginia, was acquitted, after long and tedious
trial Mr.. Radcliffe appeared for the defendant.
There are other indictments still pending against
this same James, which win be hereafter tried
Il The court has adjourned over till Tuesday NEXT.
n OLD SoLDIERs.--The IL o'clock train from Balti-
more this morning, brought . large number Of the
soldiers Of the war Of 1914. As they thronged the
Avenue, on the way to their respective quarters,
with cockades in their hats, and carpet-bags in
hand, they attracted much attantion One old vet
eran visited the Halls Of Congress who had the
letter and figures Nv. IA" worked in large char
acters on his hat which made him quite con-
spicueus object Of interest lind ssfH
u The ball Of the American RiHemen takes place
at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, Monday evening,
and will be q great time. The American Rides Of
Baltimore will have delegation present, consist
ing Of Captain ,. w. Hall. Lieuts Lynch, Williams,
and Wilson; Ensign Wilmot, Surgeon Large, and
Pioneers Sparixlin and Taylor. This ia new CON-
pany in Baltimore, and is made Of the right kind
Of stuff, as u the company in our city. The bah
win be one Of the most brilliant Of the season.
wHAr rs wrAIrH WITHOUT HEALTH s--The an
swer to the above Is "plain,o yet there are thous-
an ds - 4 ~ r., ,,,f,v.,, Al
raj laws that govern their own bodies. rJ.iS,
Rose, Of Philadelpnia "a Regular Graduate and
Physician Of thirty years experience IN that city,
offers to the thousands whose constitutions are i'm
pairod by disease or weak by nature his Medical
Adviser. 1t contains much good advice 10 inya-
lids especially females) as well as to persons In
health No family or person should be without a
copy Of this book. 1t may be had without charge
at the various drug stores in this city and through
out the United States where Dr. Roses valuable
Family Medicines are for sale. Remember the
DR.. graduated from the University of Pennsylvania
in 1920, under Chapman, Gibson, Coke, James and
Hare, names celebrated for Medical Sc;snce, and
prepares a remedy for each and every form Of dis
ease. No family who has once tried these prepa-
rstions win consent to do without them. VI
1 NAvAL.--Thc steamer Allegheny Is now nearly
finished, and win soon depart for Baltimore, where
she is to remain in the capacity Of receiving ship
We had the pleasure Of smoking some capital
cigars, which were sent US by our friend d. L.
Webster, spothecary on the corner Of L and 18th
streets, who has a large variety Of drugs, &C on
hand.
PoLIcr CouRr-CxxrRAL SrArros--sryoRr NJ
KRIS AND BIRcH.--George la, lodging George
Rawley, boy Of seven, was arrested for stealing,
but was discharged. Asa Allen, man Of sixty
three years Of age, entirely desttute furnished
With lodging, Jack Rawley, John Rowe, and Mar
tin Cronan, three small boys were found secreted
in outer building Of Browns hotel, last night,
for what purpose could not be ascertained; they
we're released by their parents this morning pay
ing a small fine The mother Of Rowe, remarked
that she would expend IS csnts more in procuring
. cowhidc. f4 hre sthR
John McGIocklin, was found drunk and disor-
DERBY, and fined. Thh man was formerly school
teacher In Alexandria, and later clerk In one Of
the departments, but Is not strong enough 10 fight
liquor with impunity; hence his Incarceration list
night
cxsrRE MARKrr, Jan. 6.--Pices-Beef 10 Ia
cents per ID. Pork, IL IL cents per B. Ham, IL
i.s cts. per Ii. Mutton, u IL cents per h.
Poultry-Turkeys from so cents TO ~ each.
Chickens 80 a 90 cents pair. Butter. 81 10 40
cts. Cheese IA 70 rs cents per ID. Eggs STA per
Dozen Potatoes, ~ per bushel. Hay, u 25 to
u 81 per cwt. Straw, 80 to ss cents per cwt.
Wood-Pine, %. Hard, q so . Is so per cord.
Corn, 81 per busbel. Oats 90 cents per busheL
Shorts, rs cents per busheI ship-stuh, 40 80
cents per bushel.
The market was exceedingly well supplied with
provisions, and slight decline in prices visible
Potatoes are very scarce, and are held st high
figure. Wood Is slightly on the rise. Asa gene
raj thing, however, the supply vaa good, and de-
mand light. aa 81
y CxSrRAL LopeE, No. 4, l. o. o. F.--The follow.
Ing officers Of this lodge were installed hst even
ing by D. G.. N. Piper, viz Joseph Prather, " G.;
xrrstts