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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-27
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LNLEVRNTH WARD-AT A PRIMARY ELECTION
II held In tho Eleventh ward No. 20S avenue e. Fri
day. Dcc oath, between the hours Of ands pur
suant the call Of the Democratic Republican General
Committee the whole number Of votes pood at said cleo
ton III The following named persons received Ahe
number of votes set oppotite their names:-
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SPORTING.


NO SLEEPING, NO SITTING NO RRsTING.-GIB-
IN will smother Of unparalleled feats
ofwakipg In MT George Leesss saloon lbg West Broad
way on Wedneday evenr December 70, at six o'clock
The pedestrian 10 to walk, feet. ffty
heurs for . wager Of 1900 Admission, lax cents.
Johnny WALKER WILL BE HAPPY TO SEE MS
# nds at No 43 Caral ktroet, three doors Broad
way where ell applications for instructions In sparng will
DO attended 10.
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lanes BECK co, HAVE JUST RECEIVED, PER
Africa Of the greatest rovetes from Paris, in
beautiful rich silk tstn and velvet drcsses also plaid,
cheek and plain s coors embroideries bags mtts,
hsndkerchiefs. LAGOS, shawls, oosks So N BWe have
reduced TO extraordinary prices large stock printed
goodies nso ks 10 about half the cost for holiday sonts
Ne 1856 Broadway.
INDIA eHAwLS AND sCARFS.-TuE SUBSCRIBERS
have few very fac square an ,wls soar for sale
low. JAMES BECK g. CO., &5 broadway.
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THE TURF.

ED HOUSE PLEASURE GR0UND-PACTNG-A
N OF $50 will cf Tuesday December 49, for
pacing horses that SIS Mile heats
best threc in Ave. under dde Enres TO eoso this ds
Monday, by o'clock, Z. w., % the shove houss. 0
H. LLFI ffepriesor.
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i usssrsisss1. hsviss + Saturday, Herald tSs
rssnrss q tbs slsstisn G,ise ne 1'sss .snsisnsd
3 Of ssr hS,s.:S sss ~ sssss e ssssss ;Ss ..y
Q. me contrary there wses net ewr 0 votes post 900 Of
which have proven we're poilsa for tue following
tshs We, therefore, insist that the follow ticket wss
General Committee -yssn u. Hoiass VILLAS stoksy.
Yosss Men, Compi,..s - In rorsy, John Ray, James
Lu, dis.p, Sebastian Kshiheep. ssraArd Dansy.
Ward Cemmittse-Miohas Doran, John Flyn, John Ls-
vsr. John conv' p.'rsl ylsniss James sorAhs.. 81
Hsgan. join o Bren, Thomas Nyil Henry Bolton, Dan
lei Don:hus, Peter stah.y =,
ehssY Drnn jr Martin crssisr Char % Hscsy. john
Fs,Ii Hoouirs PssrisS Quin, VIM. kodea, ses.ssIsn
Lazy. wii.n assi.i.y. John L. %.s ' 10
CoURTH wARDDExoCRATiC PRIMARY ELECTION
election held in Dover street. pursuant the
call the Republican General Committee, bv
the underssnsa Inspectors regularly appo ted By said
by the Ward Committee the rolo. ticket auy olsot
having received hundred md and
ticket headea the Peoples Ticket forty vosos
jority one hundred and eighty six
ron pImocRar.c GENERAL 9oMsrr i,.,
Jacob ,. OAKLEY G.o n pur.er Joseph Hilton
ron Young nEN's GENERAL COMMITTEE.
Geo. Green g. Bedford > Sweeney,
Dr. O'Dspnel, w. Avery, ca Dongherty Cnnnius-
ham, Samuel Dunlap, John Gilma-tin, G. H. Colladsy,
James White PATRICK Boyle John Fitassr.d " csr.s
WIN. Ciary, VIM; Locker, Patrick Richard, VIM. Drew.
ghos Reeyes German. Psor Hoe't John Cnrran. Lewis
Bi.ts., Woes F,.n;is Short Js; Hose r.. Hart Tart
VIM Daniel Donovan. jayes Mooney, Theodore Thomas,
G II. UOLLADAY,
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LJoUsE IN PARIS MANDATORY IN NEW YORK:
I1-GAIME, 0UILLEMoT CO.. jewelers., isi Broadway
their friends bh public that
just BY the last from the com potess
miIed In New Fork. Necklaces broaches earrngo and
jewels Of every lind designed by the best artists Of Paris
low prices Of the ewels from hessrs 1sms
0uioret Co.'S etorss tories ndpces their
irons ncreasc In number every day and they will endoa
vor TO safety every taste and fancy.
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ANTHOLOGY.

EOETUNE TELLfNG--hRs. ALVIN, RENOWNED
In Europe for her skill In foreeliBg the future, will
Nrnsh intelligence sbout s oircumstansss Of c 10 al
who may address her. Mrs. Alvin speaks tho English
vrenot aaa German languages sil rooo
st-eet Chrvrte street frss deer ur ttsira Qace
aouls lrv.a Az a y, - n.
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CHEET IRON WORKERS WANTED, AT IS AND 50
- Duane street. second floor.


1RAVBLLRRp GUIDE
4 daily Mnss-yare 81 6O.-Ths trains Leave City Han
isys ssespsss. - follows ,-Frss train q s. A. n ssl
s = ~ a. Z % Ds7
3 sins . connect vfsh sSs 8 ssan hon Albany, west:
:ssSs & o Y:as
Corners, arriving p ", connecting - Albany With
press aln Tor Buffalo: Returning viii leave Hast Albany
T.; II Is n, mail train, making ali ssops aai p Il.
express ssaan arriving IN New York 10
NEW YORK. AND PHILADELPHIA-DIREcT
IN United States Nail and Express Lines through In four
hours New Jersey RAILROAD Wis Jersey Nev
r. Leave philadephia a. and A. u, and r. n For
and A. NJ and 5 r. n Ii aes from Nav York Passen.
gers with baggage Dress the ferry afteen minutes before the
CAMDEN AND AnB0Y RAILROAD FOR PHIL ABEL
~ pha, from Pier No. l. North river foot Of Battery
JOSEPH sffRAf Ere ,a a.
line by steam boat JOHN P0TTFR at2 p. N. Fare arst
class osrs So second GLASS oars 81 Returning leave
p NJ Emigrsnt line by steamboat ATLAS from Pier No.
lh4Ph. Fare 81 co.
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoA D.-TRAINs DAILY
II from Chsmbers street, for Albaay and Troy
Express Train. A. Through hours
with trains reaching Buffalo or Montreal at o'clock same
Mail Train, sA. n. Through way train asIPN
Express Train. 8 p. M. Aceomno dation train, p M.
Pause akou at Chambers. al Christopher Four
Sunday Trains from Canal street. At 1850 A. H., for
Poughkecpsie, and AZ r. M for Albany, stopping Al all
way stations. GEO. STARK superintendent.
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WATCHES, .NWMLX 4, ETC.


vUArCHE1 AND JkWk4.kY-rH1 SUBSCRIBER II
w selling ws4esss 81 retail ~ the following
maRkAby Low prices Ing muoh less than other house
Fine Geld Lep1ne Watohss, hslos ewelled So
Iins Gold Detached Lovers. tull welsa. %
Cola Enameiled watches for lsf,s :. -. -
Gold Hunting EnSsh PATENT Levers for gentemea O.
Gold Hunting Watohes whioh~run eight days.
Gold Watches In mario which change Into three
different watches.
hey.
yERGEnsKr
Watches, wish certificates from him with each watch, pef
foot sime keeper
Duplex and Levers, In hunting perfect Nms
keepers
rnnEprSpENr SECOND
Watches for Aiming horses, In gold and silver osset
Splendid Gold Pocket
cHRoroMErERs.
old and silver LEVERS, DETACHED LEVERS, EPts rs,
dia osher ssylesiof watches.
All Of the above for sae retail much less than the
uGus prico; ao eli kinds Of diamond Yngs and
daI.
SILVER spoors-
Also. all kinds OF gold chane, pure soid rinss
gold and soas gold and pencils geld and silver
hmbes, diamond rings and pirs bracelets gold lookeN
oupins earrings gold and silver aoles breast pima
ngey rings silver fruit knives sterling e,er spoons
ferks &C., at much LOGS than tho usual price, Wstohes
and jewelry exchanged. All watcher warranted 70 keep
good time. tho returned. Watches CLOCKS, and
usual prices GAO O: ALvr
III wall pkreot. up stairs- nroadwav.
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And various o,her 10y priced wines and liquors..
N.B.-0rders solicited and promptly attended TO.
r. and constantly receiving frosh Plies from Tho
best hbuses England France and Germany and
10 supply ths trade with OF the shove goods
the lowest market price.
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pHILADELPnIA ALI, PORTER AND BROWN
Scotch Of a the brands In hne dition and
warranted pnrepniversay recommended by the faculty
fpx medicinal and family for sale, In bottles, by
wN III. UNDERUILL go 6roome street,
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CLOTHING.


(tAST-OFH CLOTHING wANrED.-THK SUBSCRIBER
~ Wishes TO purchase 900 worth Of good lefton wearing
apparel Of every Persons having largo Or sa
calling ON, addressing through post JAMES M0R0NRY
Store, IL Orange street, near Chatham street.
GENTLENENS NOTICE BEFORE PURCHANNG
NJ Clothing for New Years Calls-You economist
by clothing 70 sos Pearl street esAr
where you get roek dress coats and
pressed for overooats pants s. Repairs done cheap
Articles wanted for New Yer must DO left previous 70
Thursday night. A. CoRTISsOS. $50 Pearl street.
CAsT-OTF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANT
sd-Laaies and ssntsmen having east-oa clothing Or
Ing for the suAscriber At bis residence line addressed
through the Post Once will be promptly attended 10. La
RLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.-LADIEs
sentiomsn having any Of the above 70 dispose oean
thr ugh the post To delivery do not pay hs post
afe COHEN, 452 Hudson street, Ladies attended by
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VILE BALL DEASOH.

NEW YORK PICKwICK CLUB.-THE NINETEENTH
annual fancy dress and civic ball Of the New Yorl
skWoi Ciub VIII take place At the City Assembly Rooms
- w appear n character q taken from ths
- PresidspS Andrew ]. Fisher. Eeoretary
STS1E FIFTH ANNUAL BALL OF THE EMMET MU
ssa Bepsft and Benevolent Society viii take Al
December 49, 1852 Tickets be had door,
appropriated to charitable purpo es.
Wk A. NUGENT Chairman.
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Try DOCK SAVINGS BANK, NO. 90 yoI siA
time for slie. lag Hssssss Sspssss saturday ysass
,J D.. per ssas pst .:agn q ~ 80 ~ g sSS sss
CT DRAvTx ON ENGLAND. IRsLANp, AnD SCOT
=. 'ssi srs z ssss: ssysssss
Ireland anl Che National BSnl Il ssotisadas sgS ~
's% A = Gov sSis Sr a .Py = Sc p..
NkArrs ON ICELAND AND ENGLAND. IN SUI
.ssss.ss. s ssS flxsI' d RIM; 60. Ne
1880 scs pssssnssr sssnts for Vie swallow Tan Ans
Ehpiss CITY BANK. NEW YORK. DEcENg1R =
declared dividend II three one half (S) per senk
payable the shaseheldsrs sser Janury TO- a ne
tr.neI ScO.' will b closed from The :t i5sA Js.u
knpirs ciy Banl. NJ r.. Bee S lisa srhs sasusi ss:.
ing Of the Of
be hold the banking hopse Tuesday the An day
January 1854 The poll will be open from svsys e n:
II Chambss street -Notiee-Depositors are informed
that deposits made or before Wsdasssa tas Sh asy 9
ext s DO sn asS 70 20 rs" es -
from Ito 7P. n. asE6ORY DILLON. Prssidsnt :
NOrlok.-oTrlcs PANAMA KAILRoAp COMPANY.
New .s xss Df S:9 sS, 49, meeting u w
Resolved That the books for transfers be sossd -
three o'clock .n.s a.y until the nrst Tuess In
% ''' ''''' . "' ''"'t sEAScrs SPIES. s.srs..s,.
NEW YORK FLOATING DRY DOCK COMPANY
December a. lS52The annual mss,ins Of the stock
Ssg o. Z. ns. ny East ISS:s
Of Pike street. and East sroadway The poll Will open
1t a'eiooh and close 81 o'clock E. T.
iii "
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A 1.Ay1.,g u HoL1p ecI sRssssS @. p 70.
5ss.ss E:sT Wiil.s .ss.ss ga g 1iis. s:s..s
sss sso. Il = ~, ss'
= shs GENTRY Ladies and ssassnsn Are rsssssssate call
"A most u.siu psasls presents table IL
men and napkin innsnse Il qusty and pst.r.
sss
i:y Ss:l: Az. .ss;: sss. :sss mis-!
season. .s'S sS;: SSVi: g. No. $50 Broadway,
ELowERs ron TIE HOLIDAYS, ALSO yoR BRIDAL
ana rare ohoss s.:ss.y
ssr .s
:aa y; ol pov
subscriber. reasonable terms being
~ ;s:s II; S:S. Il.
Sshil.
press post att.n led 70.
II assortmsnt q watches. Of the most celebrated
The MShsisu pointed 6Gs penn, IL sSp.r', soS
% ~sssSs: ana ssis Pen: repaired
r N GINBRgDB. ENGRAvER, srATIONER, AND
importer of goods 688 Broadway (Metropolitaa
Mots Offer. for sale we'll selected ssOol Of holiday
hal Gard OAses-slver shsil tnamelled pearl, leather
Go Opera Glasss-pearl she'll ivory and japanned from
f.cssry Lonsen Y.pis. n.ohe articles. such .: writing
&o Fancy Goods-Port aes Glove boxes. ret
oules phopGnas brushes combs dressing Souvenirs
cards and chess cards and printed in
and styles silver door plates from desgns
In treat variety,
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PARTMENTs TO LET.-vIZ., A PARLoR AND BED.
room on tho frst aosr newly and elsgAn,,y furnish.
bcths attached Private table furnished desired Re
1883 BIseoker street.
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THE BEST GIFT BOOK FOR YOUTH.-SrUDIEs AND
stories from Chronicles and History by Mrs Hall and
Mrs Foster Many cuts and elegantly bound. Published
by.J. O. RIKER, l29 Fulton street.
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NOR FAMILY UsE-CHOICE OLD BRaNDIEs AND
wines, London porter. brown s,out Scotch ais old
Jamaica Sohedam gin Scotch, Irish, and Monons
~ ''1A''' ". q BuRpIcK, 70 liberty street.
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800 Broadway New York, importers Of fine Wines,
81 pale and dark Brandes together with different brands OF
Gu Scotch and Irish Whisky, Jamaica and ST. Crox
KIM Fort Sherry Madeira, Champagne Hook and Claret
waes London Porter, scotch Ale Havana sesars, SO.
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kUwv And EUUaD.

&10 REwARD.-L0sT OR STOLEN, FROM s0l
WIZ Broadway, pointer pup. ton weeks old, white
and liver color, with oval Ark his forehead Who
ever will return give the will receive
he above reward. BY applying ~ this ooe. above
&10RRw AR D.-LOsT. ON THURSDAY NIGHT
WV Esd instant shorse, middle siss color dark
white face hind legs white.
Will Be rewarded Aforesaid BY L. BERUA EIk 8
SONS. Ridge street.
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II NAPP's DAGUERREOTYPEs-RICH AND APPRo-
N pirate holiday sifts perfect likeness, including
fancy frames AZ 10 prices ct Via
and No. los Bowery, over Anderson's carpet store
DRONZE MEDALS WERE GIVEN AS PRIZES AT THE
ID Fair Of all Nations, in London, but THOMPSON Is 10
the daily receipt gold and silver medals oon
from the fair Of all naoas in New York for his suporor
daguerreoiypes which give universal satisfaction 70 all
His gallery 10 al 3l5 Broadway.
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= FINE COMPILATION AND BEAUTIFUL HAIR FOR
a two shillnss Those superb thing JONES sosp and
hair restorative are sold for two shngs now; the hrst
cIssrs the skin cures eruptons ohsrped iesh, &c the
other dresses the hair fney ssors Ans on sandrua
fulton STR Brooklyn; By zeibsr Phsdelphis and Tag
Tor, Baltimore. -
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T osT-oN WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. DECEMBER
- a. in Broadway, between Fulton and Liberty stroets
OF !, Fulton street between Broadway aad Gold street
ken. Any hnding the same, will confer great favor
and receive suitable ard BY returning 70 the
Ut No. " Gold street.
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@ K0O BoTTLEs OF PURE BRANDIEs, PORT,
kSOOV sherry, Madeira, Museat, and Malaga wines,
yrnps, eo.disls whitley rum, GIN peach. cherry black
family and for sale twonty cent less than
any other house. BY WIN. II. UNDERHlLL 40 Brooms
o
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CToLEN.9ETwEIN THE TENTH AND TWENTY
- second Of Dsoem ber-l. warrant 3S5 No. 26 when
la the Cleveland and Pttburs Railroad payable
Let February, 1858 warrant. $40 No 800. Of the
Michigan Central aAilrsad bond due Isl April 1853
warrant $40 Ne Of the same company, due lst April
ys1ss Ralrs.d bond first mortgage payable ss Js.uary
.gte. RaresS 1T.s ~ PAYABLE on she l., Mach
rant go No 2s Of tie New Albany and salem R.rSssS
No ~ Of the same company srss n1.tsaEs payable or
The Cleveland ana PiAtsburg Railroad payable !t pr
B5a WMsL0W. LAkIkR b co, 81 Vail streeG
NOTICE.-PUT ON BOARD A CANAL BOAT, AT
sehsnsetady shout ths middle q NoyenbsI !ast two
York which have not been received They are supposed
butter viii send netios where may So foand 70 AKxAN
DER MLACHLAN, l48 Barrow street.
n6G LosT-ON THE 18th INST, IN THE WASH
~ ington Msrke.-a large brown ao. With very sh ,rs
turn said dog TO 50 Henry street. "a Pine street. will be
suitably rewarded.
GRAY HOUND SLUT, LIGHT ASH COLOR, WITH
~ brindle stripes the property Of Mr. koBryde lost
from the Fifth Ward Hotel the 24.h nss Ten dollars
will be paid for her return by Mr. WRIGHT Proprietor Of
Fifth Ward Hotel.
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DVRRTISEMENTS RENRWED EVERY DAl

MASONIC CELEBRATIoN-sTUYvIsA IN sTI-
~ sqts Monday evenins Dec At O'clock ~ 8.
Ind Lodge-Oraton by VIM Rufus Blake Esq, also ap-
Doprate muso both vocal and nstrumental by
eEes Tickets fifty cents eaoh DO obtained the
eslsvinE plaess-C Ring, corner Broadway and John
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~ street. ssaS sysnus CHE Trustees have Ne
time for ALLOW Interest dspssits 70 saturday yanUa
~ 3 lbet Big cent ell eune 81 eoU an4
usdsr. BY order. JAS. I. STHWART. Secretary.
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FUN NAlAA.


BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE-SIX CHOICE LOT
- In body, TWEEN fifth aud Twenty sixth street
between Broadway and Sixth Trinity Chap
CANT private residences Apply to JOHN 8. KELsO.
William street.
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PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON.
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This ross can only DO obtained from Mr. BiERLY from lis
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
GRxscEsrs Osyrcr.
Saturday Morning N nvrrnhar a

Our general market presented rather buoyant appear
during the early part the week just closed though
tho limited supplies in the Produce Market generally q
stlcted operations to moderate limit Cotton Wa a.,
active dpTng the nrst three days 81 the week snd
and Aolasles have been In good demand throughout
though prices for the 4tter sxtices have not bean IN
tatnsd Tobseco has been extremely dull Flour and
and most articles d Provisions have been rer
We have had later advices from Europe by two
during the week the Pacific and tbe Africa the account
~ tho Latter having been published in our telegrspbic
columns yesterday morning They represent the Liver
pool Cotton Market - having been active during the
week ending the 23d ut With salss OF p5O0o bsles
which 1000 had been taken for speculation and 400 IN
export hequotations stated follows indicating No
1pAnge In prices Fair Orleans 8Iiddlne Orleans
Hair Uplands, OK and MiddlIng Uplsnds 6sz05xd
b The market closed firmly u these rates With sales
the d estimated at 1900 bales The next steamers
from Europe the Humboldt and the Canada the
former Of which was to have left Southampton for New
York on the N and the latter have sailed from Liver
pool the 8oh boston I'D Halifax We shah prob.bv
have the sccounts Of both at about the same time.
Our weather has been warm dry and windy during the
latter part Of the week. though cool and pleasant in the
early part. The public health continues good
c0TTON-We left the Cotton Market, at the date o.
our last review with animated appearance the sales Of
Friday having reached fully 10000 bales and closing M
weeks business Of about $4,000 bales The densnd on
Saturday was still actve and fully 1900 bales
changed hands 1t steady prices On Monday buyers again
forward very freely and took 1880 bales still At
unchanged rates. Ths Pacics accounts were pubIished
In our teegraphc columns Tuesday morning and being
considered rather unavorable there were fewer buvers
~ the MARKET but the days sales ran up to 5000
bales making total for the three days Of 81 500 bales
Or "Wednesday there still less animation and the
sales wers limited to $500 bales on Thursday only
shout 5000 bales found prices remaining With
ont any quotable change though generally rather more
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