Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-04
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
(oFF7oLAE P1PER or THE cIrY)

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Richard Carter, 40s Massachusetts, avenue, and
John p. White, eI9 New Jersey avenue. are the
Joint and sole agents for the american Organ in
this CITY and Georgetown. Orders for the paper
left at the stores Of r. M. Pearson Esq, Island
Hall; Josiah Venable, Esq, near the Navy Yard !;
Welsh & Wilson, Georgetown; Or with the agents.
win be attended TO. lssss ea,ao. 81 : So -
ITALIAN 0PERA AT INK NArIosAL- learn by
telegraph from New York, that Mr.. Jarrett has
just concluded an arrangement With tho directors
of the Academy Of Music in that city, for the full
and complete production OF the celebrated opera
OF ii Trovatore In Washington on Wednesday next
The eminent Prima Donnas, Madame De LaGrange,
and Nile Didiee the celebrated tenor Brgnoh, the
popular basso Amodio, together with the New 4 rk
grand orchestra and chorus OF eighty six perform
ere, under the direction Of the famous maestro
Max Marctzek, win be engaged in its represents,
top.
II must be admitted tina. Mr.. Jarrett Is the most
entesprising and indefatigable manager who has
controlled The affairs of the National Theatre. Not
content with bringing over from Baltimore bis
vhcle company, twice week, he Is now about To-
stretch his arms to New York, and import thence
whole opera company, with orchestra and chorus
included, amounting IN all to l2o persons -.
Madame La Grange isa great favorite IN New
York, and tho whole Italian Company has been
very successful there the present season.
We anticipate a brilliant reception for the ltat
ans at the National. The opera in which they
win appear has never been performed in this city.
cuR,ous pocumrsT. The following blank
form of assignment has been handed TO US as
specimen of the humiating course to which the
government ofnciais in this city are compelled to-
resort to raise the wind 4ssaUke
WAsHixaroS Cry, d. O., 1876 :.
For value received hereby assign and transfer
unto the sum of dollars out or my
salary for the month Of r. = 1875 I, as fsi E
The said sam or salary being free from any pre-
vious assignment, demand, or order thereon, and
from I'll claims whatsoever, on my part, at any time
hereafter to assign, recover, or otherwise dispose
,of, the came, or any part thereof; and should !
FAD 20 pay this draft assignment at maturity,
whether In Office or out of Office, hereby &C,
knowledge to have given this draft or assignment.
under false prctencea for the purpose Of obtaining
the sum of M a, A.. I'M
Where is shylocka Where are Moses, Little
Premium, and the rest of the Jews? Let them
come TO Washington and get fat on the pickings
MEETING OF THE CoDIFIERs The following gem
tlemen, appointed as Codi6ers last spring, j. II.
Bradley, Samuel Chiffon j. +. Polk, E. O. Caring
ton, and VIM. j. Martin, Of Washington; Henry
Addison, of Georgetown, and Hamilton Lough-l
borough, of the levy court, viii meet at the City
Hall on Tuesday next They appointed for the
purpose OF supervising the work of the Codi6ers
Of the laws OF the District, appointed by the PresiL
dent last spring, M t... 81
VETERANS OF lSl2.-The Veterans or 1912 will
assemble in this city on the Bth of January,
At meeting Of the veterans, held in Norfolk,
on Thursday afternoon, upon calling the roll 1t was
ascertained that twenty-one of those brave men
had fallen since the last meeting. Mr.. Charles II.
Shield having resigned the presidency of the soci
INT. m III ali ~
the Herald, was chosen to fill the vacancy. Aftef
appointing seventy-six delegates to the National
Convention to be held in Washington, the meeting
adjourned. sssii b q
YOUNG AMERICA CLUE BALL.-The members Of
the Young America Club propose to give grand
Ball at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard on Tuesday
evening next 1t will be brilliant affair, the mem
bers of the Club having spared no expense in the
preparations. A celebrated band has been en-
gagged for the occasion, and the supper will be pro-
vided by an experienced caterer.
UNITED STATES COAST SURyEY.-We are ndebt-
ed to Mr.. Blanchard of the United States Coast
survey for copy of the annual report of the Su-
perintendent of the Coast Survey. 1t is large
quarto volume, and contains numerous maps and
charts, elegantly designed and engraved
RoBBERY.-A farmer from the West, on his way
: to this city, was robbed in the cars on Wednesday
night of about $500. Officer Allen is on the look
out for the thief, rEa a&
CoscERr THIS EvEsNa.---Miss Aud, "a very tall
ented young lady, only thirteen years of age will
give musical entertainment at Odd Fellows Hall
this evening. She will also give dissertation on
the Fashions of Washington" as observed by
herself All who wish to be amused viii be highly
gratifed by attending.
CoLD.--The mercury this morning was down to
I5 degrees, at o'clock , IS s.ggs4gE 4a} ~
The day is clear and cold, but invigorating and
healthy. .
The exercises of the Delta Kappa Epsilon Fra
ternity win take place at Caruss Saloon tonight.
Some enterprising individual of the universal
Yankee nation, has gotten up and exhibited In the
National Hotel, plat of Manhattan city, that is
paper, having any number of public squares and
avenues, to run at right angles 1t is bound to be
big place. Who wants lots a @ an
Supreme Court of the United States.
THURSDAY, January 8, 1855.
VIM H. Rogers ESQ, of Delaware was admit
ted an attorney and counsellor of this court.
No. q. Louis Curtis ct al. Us. Therese Petitpan,
wife OF Victor Feste ct al In error to the Circuit
Court OF the United States for the eastern district
Of Louisiana Mr. Justice Campbell delivered the
opinion of the court, Diminishing this cause with
costs, the transcript not being In conformity to
the 18th and Slst rules of this court and the
Judgment of said Circuit Court not being such a
one as can be re-examined by this court
No. 2. Henry r. w. Hills executor ct al rs.
James L. Meek, ct al Appeal from the Circuit
Court Of the United States for the southern district
Of Mississippi. Mr. Justice Catron delivered the
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