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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-06-09
Reported for the Charleston associated
Baltimore Convention.

Baltimore, June 4, 1915 p. M.
Received here, June s, 9l7A NJ.
The 23d, Gath and 25th ballot has been
taken. At the 25th Cass received "a, Buch-
anan iol, Douglass 70, Butler 24-others
slightly changed.
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BALTIMORE, June 4, Tsp.

BALTIMORE, June 4. 7.5 p. M.
Received here, June 8 1887 A. N.
On the 33d ballot Cass had I23, Buchanan
~, Douglass 60, Marcy 25, Houston 9,
Hunter 1, Dickinson l. Adjourned till to-
tomorrow.
HALF-PAsT 3 OoLocK-We stop our pa
per to put in the following additional des-
patches just received.
BALTIMORE, June 5-Ia l6, p. NJ.
SATURDAY MoRNING.-Conventiop re-as-
sembled this morning. On the 34th ballot
Cass had 100; Buchanan 40; Douglass 50;
Marcy 80; Houston l Butler l /; Dickinson
l6
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Baltimore, June 4, I.25 p NJ.
Received here, June 6, 9.37, A. NJ.

Convention adjourned until 1 o'clock
Cass 80, Buchanan lOl, Douglass 80, Butler
25. In the Others little change.
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BALTIMORE, June 8, 1919 p. NJ.
t)n the 35th ballot Cass received l3l.-
Others no special change
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AFTERNOON Session

Baltimore, June 4, $50 p NJ.
Received here, June 5. 1921 A. M
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Two more ballots. Cass %, Buchanan
90, Douglass SS, Butler 25.
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3lolitiral Notifies.


sSr Battle of Lundy's Lane.-WHIG YOUNG
MEN OF NEW-YORK-2Sth of JULY.-The Wing Young
Men of the City and County Of kew1ork viii meet az
Tomplins square on MONDAY EVENING, July % at 8
eeloek for the purpose OF commemorative the BATTLE
OF LUEDv'S LANE, and raifyiog the rominssions OF
he Wbs candidates for President and VcePresden OF the
The Scott Clubs of this city. Brooklyn, Wilismsburgh,
New Jersey and II whole Of the surrounding country are
invited with all Wings, friends Of ~hig lncPies aao
candidates and all others, 10 participate 10 tus
which will bring ont OF the argest ga,heIAss OF people
eyer seen Ia New-YoIk.
There viii be speeches from distinguished orators, music
from arge number Of bands and grand display OF he-
vo,ks By otder OF the Committee of Arrangements
GEO. B. DEANE, Chairman
W. HUTCHINSON, Secretary.
~ EourteeufI, Ward.-At q meeting OF the DEM
DCRATIC FOURTEENTH WARD WIG COMMIT
TEE at the broadway House, on Thursday evening the
18th inst the following resolutions presented BY bene
Act Lewis Jr and unanimously adopted: x -
A Resoiped That ia the nomination OF Gen. WINFIELD
SCOTT ps the Wing candidate for the Presidency we ccog
niz whose life has been one OF devotion 70 te IN
and success Of beloved county leader VINO Dy
H adapted at this time, to marshal the hosts Oh inc gea
Whg party Of this Union The ground having been marked
mt for the approaching contest by the Wing National Con-
xpon ct Baltimore and accepted by the old ce'tain we
look with confidence to him who never iost
fr guecessnl ISSUE believing that member OF the wing
marty who is friend to the Constitution the Unlon aud the
sprsmaoy Of the laws will fail 10 give him that earnest
hearty and efficient aid which he 30 justly merits
ResorSd That the tbaDkso the country as wen az OF the
party are eminently due 20 the Wing National Convention
Tor placing the of WILLIAM A. GRAHAM IN nomina-
ZION fr The Vice Pre- sdency As patriot and statesman he
IL well known 10 the COUNTRY aud to the pa n as sers
and unwaveripg Whig FRANCIS DEGEZ, Chairman.
BENZ w. RICHARDS, Secretary.
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ReIinions Notifies.

v<,- nv reauese OF the Trustees OF inc ~: IL
~sn~ch On 7th ~ Sermon will be preached To MOh-
low MORNING. By the pastor; Rev MOSES sgd ID
SFR in special reference 70 TIE recent oeai Vi N.Y.
Isriel smith former pastor Of said Church
Z ~ F,fh TJniyersaIist Soefefy.-Rev. MASSE-
gAGOODRICH Of East Cambridge, Mas, VIII preach IN
she L.ctue Room Of the NewYOrk UuiyeTsity Medical
Coere in 14th-st rear 4th av, TOMORROW, the 18th.
Services u Ia the morning and q in the afternoon Seats
flee.
fS5- " Opening of tie Seven Seals. v-ES.
r. D. MANSFIELD viii leisure upJs the prophecy
sh, Seven Stss showing consecutive chain Of events
10 The close Of time at Washington Hall eserst, 81 u
DAY p ~. at o'clock and O'clock Seats Free En-
trance BoweIy, and alas in Hester-st.
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RARE CHANCE 10 make a fortune.

IA For sale one half of newly invented and pa sns
ed Machine Each machine with team Of horses VIII GO
twenty cheap and simple OF con-
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and paies holding town country rights VIII mske
from $50 go PER Gay zach machine. The inventor IN
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States For particulars, seply 70 C. H. BARRlT, Solicitor
Of Patents Ro.m No. TO- No. 252 Broadway opposite City
Hall
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nTIgLo,s gARDEN-JoHs SEXTON,

Msusser--THTs EVENING. July II. BENEFl 6
~ G. sa c1 will be perfor1ned the act Comedy OF
- THE MARRIED RAKE -,
Ms FshsssSe,t Drew Susan Twist Mr. j. ssooa
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YARNS for SALE CHEAP-One Of

NJ o. acres stock and crops houss aed earn ior
<760; of60 scres Of 20 acrssnofh nssx 2s Hal
aid barn; one q s sces one Of scs and Yarns @ ~
nous other szss ell cheap. Sons TO be exsnxasea ny
property So arres ptsbs IN bljbrs iots ~. ~; ~ q
Communication four times S&5 win zoe s.5, rsr a.
VAIL 81 Pacific Hotel saiudays from ~ e 49, =
st the Depot PlanGeld Leave re, no 800. 49,
3, 10, 4 ard o'cIeck, daily. b censfh As'"S''
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TyoR SALE or to LET--Beautifal Resi-

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within three rninuteS walk Of the DOCK from which tho
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mxOITNT WASHINGTON HOUSE,
CEA BATHING--CAPE ISLAND,

CEA BATHlNG--CAPE ISLAND,
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Capt Chas y. Csark-
OBSCOT..........Capt, Whitaker.
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AMERICAN HOUSt-....M. heJnoi11s a.
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or each Of the premises ps1aiasu bad aad mort
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ENOR SALE--Two-th thirds interest in an
III excellent Manufacturing business In this city Tho
aovertiser IL sole PROPRIETOR Address G. IL this Office
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ULIFTON, STATEN IsLAND.-Eor

Nss.e- Building Lois and Cottage Sites near the MAJ
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A RARE CHANCE.-The undersigned
n havns rented Steam saw-Mill ia Morrissnis- and
IN coueo ueLce of se-ous sc<iient Ia 0ssng Of ns
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II is located the Min Brook hs Railroad Depot
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good business There "a one OF Mr. Burdens twelve
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Machinery making for Doors Sash, Blinds, &c ali IN good
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-17
CSAsT MoRRIsANIA VILLAGE

About sec Lots varying In SIZE nom an eehn OF ~
ere 10 SIX ceres ere offered for sss On the ost mycr
- terms Ten per cent down. and balances on ~ befote
Narh io These lots occupy very healthy sSd oeant,al
csiicn near and ir full view Of the East River, AID i the
Immediate vicinity Of Che grounds and Residences Of syeid
gsuuty This village connected with the Harlem Rail.
cad By branch Ra.lroad crnaps and other n r stion,
,,ply to ID. 3. WIHTON, No. Tuon-rpv, nesf Harlem
ssilroad Ofice. opposite the City BAL.