Daily American organ., 1856-11-12
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

homes, hke good boys and perhaps Old Buck
when be gets 70 Washington, win remember you.
and give ron each an olice. he II not man 10
forget bis friends, and, when he comes 20 be In
formed that you have exercised your lungs 20 lus.
tily ii bis behalf and have hurrahed yourselves
into leyer Of friendship tor HIM have turned out
ID the cold of November have risked your precious
healths by exposure to the night dews; haya
breathed the pent-up, nozious, baleful atmosphere
Of crowded rooms, rendered doubly deathfnl BY
the fumes proceeding from the breaths Of whiskey-
rOtted carcases Of drunken men when be knows
al thia and especially, when he il informed that
you, Ike good Democrats a. you are, regardless Of
danger and fearless Of consequences, have 70 show
yoar leyo aud fidelity to him, and your fealty 70
the Cincinnati platform, drowned your tender sem
slbities 10 the very worst kind Of gut whiskey
70 the extent Of making you forget that you were
men, until you found yourselves acting like brutes,
al Cor his sake; when he comes 70 know all this,
and much more that he never viii, but ought to
know, but which your modesty win snduce you to
keep secret he will he must, provide Offices for
every one ofy0u. Your services In this campaign
have been 80 ardent, you have shown such An I'M
Wavering propensity to imbibe Democratic docu-
ments and arguments, that, If there should not be
Offices enough In the District he win be impelled
10 create them for your benefit
True il Isl that the offices are filed already, and
Uy 0cAuocthtr tvv9 Dut you must NOT let kuhb AZ
feet your appetiteg or your tempers. Keep cool
good digestion il excellent thing. These office
holders win try hard to retain their places, but
when you compare your arduous services TO their
gloomy efforts during this campaign you viii have
no cause to fear their rivalry. They have been
confined closely to their desks, while you have
been at liberty to shout, and to hurrah, and to
vote as often you pleased. Did they leave their
Offices and 60 10 the States to vote for Buck
Vnawy e.atr rsat1 DnsJ e. - IL
the same thlngY Yes, you did; but you did not
get paid for IL Remember that; You did not get
paid. Your reward is to come
Think Of that--your reward Is to come Glori-
Gus, aint Ii? Ay and II win come You win be
elevated as you have never been before, and AS
you deserve to be. Be not cast down. Verify,
you shah have your reward Hurrah for Buckl--
He win malea good President, we hope. We
hope he win be magnanhnous, that be win repudl-
ate the ttle contracted, narrow policy OF the
present cabinet--that he will not persecute people
for opinions sake-that he win even restore those
to Office who have been merciIessIy deprived Of
their living, and thus in the outset of his admins.
tration show to the people that he Is a mana
man after the simiitude of God--doing good to
others. II this is his humor-we-w we.well we
guess--that Is, we think--we might be induced to
accept Office under him Well, you needn't lauphl
We guess he'll have many aworse man
NtnAfkhS To w AbhlNGfON.---In keystone CtuO
Of Philadelphia have appointed q committee Of
seventy.six, for the purpose of making arrange,
ments to visit the city of Washington, to witness
the inauguration Of Mr.. Buchanan, on The 4th Of
March, and also 10 receive the Young Mems Dem
ocratic Union Club, os the city OF New York on
their arrival In Philadelphia, who viii accompany
the Keystone Club as their guests on that occa-
sion. Upon the arrival Of the Union Club in Phil
adelpha, they win partake of banquet prepared
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Worth's celebrated band. Beeks band win be en-
gagged by the PhiladeIphians The Liberty Guards,
military company of Philadelphia, are also max
ing arrangements to visit Washington ON the 9TH
Of March next. They viii probably be accompa.
MED BY other companies
FAIR.--We yesterday evening, visited Island
Hail. where the ladies' are holding fair for the sale
of fancy and usejnl ARTICLES confectionery and all
that sort Of thing The room Is beautifully and
tastefully decorated and Cue tables are bountfully
supplied with everything good, nice, pleasant,
agreeable, excellent and delicious. We noticed
the Rev. Mr.. Rylapd's table, particularly, because
because we could not help it--it being loaded
with splenddly bound and beautifully printed
books, suitable for giEa, full of information for tile
immoftal mind We hope he win dispose OF ever
gO many tables full, and more too and that all
those who buy them viii be benefited by their
pernsal, as much as the sale of them will benefit
his church, and THIS the benefit be reciprocal
Certain are, that those who visit this fair win
be delighted and profted too, fer there ia plea
sure and profit too, in doing good, and this Il
most pleasant way 9f doing as well as Of getting
gS0d
good things of this liia-duOks chickens, ham, and
everything else, including moshexcellent coffee
tea # you prefer lt-all for 25 cents.
CUsroM HousE AND Posr OYprcR An ALEXANDRIA.
In few days workmen win commence laying the
massive foundation for this structure The post
Office win occupy the entire lower 8oQr The ves-
tbue arrangement is similar to the excellent plan
at the Washington city Office, spacious, airy and
light-the window for "general delivery In the
centre, with sufficient side windows for the 'adies
department., as well as those who receive their
letters from the carriers or through the glass
boxes, The second story will be occupied by the
eustom-house- principal Office il arranged "a hy
40 feet Separate rooms are provided for the Col-
lect0r, Surveyor, and Marshal The cellar ia IN.
tended as q storage reom IN connexion with the
custom-hnune.
MONUMENT no FrRKMEs.-On Monday next the
Ceremony Of laying the cornerstone Of the monu-
ment IN honor Of the Rremen who were killed at
the conhagfation In November 1865, win take
place IN Alexandra. The Marshal, VIM. III
Fowle Esq, has appointed his aida, and asks an
early report from all military and civic associations
who intend to unite in the imposing ceremoniasof
theday
MTEEBs0TA MARBLE - A specimen az marble
from this rising Territory having been ahown to
Capt M. o. Meigs Superintendent Of the Capitol
extension, by che Hon Mr. Rice, Delegate from
the Territory the former was 50 pleased with it
that orders have been sent 10 the quarry, near st.
Paul for block The block viii Be cut up into
slabs ior mantel piece in one of the rooms Of tie
extension, The lands IN Minnesota on which II is
quarried belong 70 Messrs Becker, Bannine, and
others.
NATIoEAL THEArRR.-The Pyne and Harrison