Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-31
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
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fully solicit share Of public patronage.

ton Of every variety Of job Printing and respect
fully solicit share Of public patronage.
i aTns oRsAs.p--0ur paper bong now under
the sole management Of s. @. BuseyN Co., and
arrangements having been madeon substantial ard
independent grounds for its prompt publication, |
all persons having business with this establishment
win address above. Our weekly circulation Is |
far greater than any other paper published IN this
city and our list Of subscribers here is on the in
crease daily, being very little behind any other
paper issued, and far ahead Of several. A our
Journal finds its way to thousands Of families incur
midst II is on that account the best advertising
medium in Washington.
CoNmG yKrxRASs.--The /" Amoskeag Veto
raqA" of Manchester, New Hampshire, start from
thefe on the 18th December next, on visit to
this city. The " American Of Manchester, gives
the following particulars In regard to this corps:
= The Veterans contemplate visiting New York,
Philadelphia, and Baltimore, stopping in each
city long enough to see the notabilitics Of those
places We have no doubt they will be received
In all those cities with becoming attentions There
ara Representatives from the Granite State IN each
of those cities, who will no doubt extend hearty
welcome tothem. tisno ordinary corps in this
region are well aware but We had no idea that all
classes Of our citizens were generally represent
ed In it. But upon looking over the catalogue we
Ind among its members: Major Generals, p; Col
0uelb, MnJOtS, " OnRtniuD, Nv Suu6Sny -
Lawyers, 8; Physicians, ~ Mayor, u Ex-Aay-
ore, q; City Marshal, 4; Ex-City Marshals, 8;
Bank Presidents s. Cashiers, s. Editors, 2;
Farmers, II Master Mechanics, 10; Manufactur-
era 8 !; Gtablsrs, 8 Real Estate Brokers, All Min
isters, Ri; Agents Of Manufacturing Companies, B;
Merchants, 1871 We doubt whether military
company many city Of the Union, can show such
catalogue Of its enterprising citizens AS mil
itary corps, the Veterans make an imposing APP
tpesrancc and we hope their tour will be one OF
pleasure to oil concerned. !"
TBr IsLAND.--T Taking stroll through that part
1 II our city this morning, known as the Island,
We were really pleased TO see 50 many visible
marks Of Improvement to have taken place since
we were there machine shops in course OF con-
struction, private dwellings going up, many
being repaired and painted, and indeed, every
thing that we saw, denotng activity and pros
perity. A new church is nearly completed, which,
together with several other beautiful ediices OF
the kind there, sdd much to the appearance
Of that locality. In OIL psrts 81 our city ndeea
may rapid Improvement be seen during Inc last
eighteen months, and still the good cork pro-
{, crosses. So mote it be.
PREpARE!-We see by the papers that snow has
already made It's appearance in some of our North
ern towns, and in Canada. That VIC shall have
some sleighing here this coming winter, we have
livery ready, and be prepared to resist the attacks
Of those faithful allss--colds, coughs and rheu-
matism Our merchant tailors and shoe dealers
exhibit fine stocks of gentemens goods and our
dry goods merchants are ready and willing to meet
! with the demands of the fair ser. Look at your
flannel and heavy boots, and" wade IN"
DrLIGHrTUL.-Ifw we had not haze known GER
tain, that yesterday and this morning was In 0cto-
Der, we should haye thought, from the looks and
feeling Of the weather. that were in the middle of
April The ladies particularly, taking advantage
of the fineness of last evening, paraded the ave.
nue. robed 10 the richest silks and satins; and, in
deed, there was no scarcity Of the stcrner sexall
ranks, ages, and conditions appearing to enjoy the
mild and welcome /" Indian Summer M
HARD TO BEAr.--The Antics" are mighty smart
fellows say the least of them. Our foreign con-
fda3t" informs us that those who are going on
for the purpose Of voting in Baltimore at the eec,
ton there the 18th of November, so in pripate
conveyances and not in the cars. This arrange
inent u made 40 that the Americans here will not
be able 70 spot" such of them as have no right
TO vote. Let our friends both here and in Bslti-
more, ahead" this movement ere II Ia too late.
We shall get further information az to their move
ments from source which VIC have reason TO know
Is reliable, and Of which we shall duly apprze our
political friends. at
CouRT OF CLAIHs.--Thc court met at II o'clock
yesterday. The judges were all present,
"A The argument in the case Of Lettia Williams
(thc Florida clain1sl was continued by Mr.. Sher-
man, who had not concluded his remarks, when
The court adjourned at o'clock, to meet at II
o'clock today.
Tnr PHmnAaxoslcs."--T commencing and
nrst rehearsal In public Of the Philharmonic So
ciety will take place on Thursday next. We do
trust that both the rehsarsals and concerts of this
.exceeut Society may be well patronized, and that
soon we shall be able to boast Of an Academy
Music in the metropolis.
Darn or AN OIp CrrrzxN.---Andrew Coyle, Esq.,
an aged and usefdl CITIZEN died yesterday morn
ing Mr.. Coyle was for long time known here
az an extensive and successful boot and shoe mer-
chant He leaves nm interesting family, and his
death Is regretted as loss to the community and
to the excellent denominatono OF Christians TO which
he has been so long an esteemed and upright
member.
Tar " ProrLEs Housrn--To persons who en-
10y good living, and who wish TO practice economy
at the same time, we would advise to take look
in at the " Exchange Hotel" street, and see the
table there and the rates Of the house The host
"a an old virgnian, and knows how 70 live.
The ART or DAscIxo.--It win be soon by adj
vertisement in another column, that Mons, Cocheu
teacher of the Terpsicorean art, has opened ms
: school In the Assembly Rooms, Louisiana avenue
II is needless for TO say anything as to The capa
city Of Monsieur O., as experience Of nearly
thirty years in his profession ranks him as the
teacher OF the age. His numerous past scholars
can testify as TO bis skill and he succeeded Madame
Blake, who was 10 celebrated here several years
ago, and who taught At all our fashionable female
scminaries Mons. Cocheu purposes giving ele-
CANT soirecs during the season, the first one OF
which takes place next Friday evening.