Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-01

National Club, held on Wednesday evening. Sept
8, the following persons were elected as officers Of
the Club for the ensuing term
President-Charles T. Barrett
Vice President-Jos. II. Sewall.
Secretsry--Alex. NJ Flowers.
Treasurer-Wm, Hutchinson.
'SUsRIsE. Few people, now-adsys, sec the
until the glorious Sun that lights the world and
sends his vivifying beams through all the earth,
has travelled far up the horizon The best portion
of their lives is spent In bed
$50 you think" Mr. Editor.
II don't think anything about il, Mr. Impu-
dence, know it."
"Some people are more fortunate than others
They lie in bed, and yet see the sunrise every
day.
They must live on q mountain then"
No they don't live mountain either. They
lie in the city of Washington"
"Explan---explsin."
why they have "sunrise" in the kitchen, a
sunrise" that yields light and heat and comfort,
and happiness. 1t keeps the women in good
humor, even on washing day. 1t boils and
roasts, and stews and fries all at one time"
"A stove" tM
.Yes sir, a stove. The sunrise stove, which
no man having once used, win be without, and
which can only be had Of Woodward and Son,
Pennsylvania avenue
SMASH AND SPnL---" Just tell me where I'll get
something to drink, and Pm all right" Yesterday
evening two young men, mounted upon racing
sulkey, came along Pennsylvania avenue, showing
off the PAGES of their horse. They evidently "saw
double" When opposite Wilson's grocery store,
the machine suddenly spilled them on the street.
They were Immediately surrounded by crowd of
sympathiEers, who thought they might be serious
ly injured but they were too timber for that
Picking themselves up, they exclaimed, " Just tell
US where we can get something to drink, and we're
oil right" The horse continued his course, and in
turning Stotts corner brought the vehicle in con-
tact with lamp post smashing it to pieces. The
horse ran away with the shafts.
JUNIORS OF CAMP No. "a meeting of your
camp is called tonight. Be punctual be faithful
You working for your country for the Union.
Remember that your party, the American party,
is the only national party in the country Fillmore
and Donelson are national men. Buchanan seeks
to be the President of party, as Franklin Pierce
is, and Fremont is Roman Catholic. Work, then,
with all your might for Fillmore the man OF the
people. For Fillmore, the wise, and good, and
prudent, and just, and true, is the only man who
can save the Union.
ACCIDENT AT THE CAPIroL-One Of the work
men at the Capitol had his hip broken this morn
ing. He was engaged in hauling stones from the
Capitol into vacant lot, when the wagon, coming
in contact with some obstruction, suddenly threw
a stone upon him. Ills side and hip are much
injured.
AUTHoRITY.-The Mayor has all the authority
and power necessary to prevent assemblages Of
men and boys about the engine house at the Gen.
tire Market, on the evenings previous to market
days, and at all other times. Why don't he exer-
else itp He wants the power to close up engine
houses at pleasure. Let him exercise the powers
of which he is possessed for the preservation of
order and the suppression of vice and immortality,
especially that of drunkenness and profanity, be-
fore he asks for more power Example is better
than precept.
NATIONAL THEArRE.--Mrs. Dayenports perform
ance of the part of Camille last night was enthusi
astiealiy applauded.
Tonight, the classical play of Eyadne will be
performed, Mr.. and Mrs. Davenport sustaining the
principal characters. Evadne was written by Shel
the great Irish orator. and is justly regarded as one
of the finest of modern plays.
The popular after piece of Black-eyed Susan will
conclude the evenings entertainment
Miss Ellen Morant, charming actress will APP
pear this evening. ~
CENTRE MARKET RrsrAuRANr.-Ths house is
kept by N. Ii. Topping, and is tip-top house.
1t is opposite the Centre Market. If you want
something good call and see him.
Pole IsING.-There is to be Fillmore and
Donelson pole raising tomorrow at the forks Of
the Badensburg and Washington roads. Good
speakers will be in attendance and there will be
abundance Of good cheer. There will be cheers
for Fillmore, and cheers for Donelson, and cheers
for the Union, and cheers for the good time that
is coming. Hurrah for Fillmore
ATTENrIoN.-We ask attention to the advertise
ment of VIM. II. Wheatly's Georgetown Dyeing
and Securing Establishment, No. A Jefferson st.
I. b. Dryers Restaurant, On Capitol Hill, (ate
Gaspariss's.) Read his advertisements.
See VIM. fuckers notice Of his drnught upon
the New York Stock Market. His Office is 426
Pennsylvania avenue. His stock is new and select,
and he has good assortment of stocks and every
thing else in his line. Call and see him.
HArs,-Aged, middle-aged, and young men can
suit themselves with hats by calling at Lanes, 424
Pennsylvania avenue.
The Washington Yeagers, now on a visit to
Philadelphia, visited yesterday, by invitation of
the Philadelphia Cavalry, Diamond Cottage, Cam
den, N. j.
UNcERTAINTY OF LIrE.-Mrs. DR.. w. A. Will
liams, of this city, who was married on the 9th,
died on the 29th, two days after. Brief the space
from the altar to the tomb. Verify, lin the midst
of life we are in DEATH"
MUsIc--0rdered to be discontinued at the Pre-
sidents House and the Capitol No matter, the
Philharmonic Society will soon begin their con-
certs.
GEoReRrows CUsron-HousE The site for the
new Custom-house and Post Office in Georgetown,
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