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7 AKGE DWELLING.HOU3E TO LET-SIT
IL st'd on the ca side of Sc -enth ct set one door
above street aud only two squa from the Patent
Jhicc. The house has been built but few years,
Is large and commodious containing fourteen roc
Il is now being newly painted and prepsred, and
htted with gas fixtures; ha' pump with excellen.
satr ia tbs yard, End cistsr water In the house.
bath rooms, &c; large yard, with stable and car.
riags house. Apply, next door to the house, to
nov Ii eotf ROTHWRII
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NEMBEhS OF CON iREss DESIRING Suites
WI Of comfortable Rooms end good boarding, can
be accommodated at No. 453 Thirteenth street be
tween and r. Location heslthy, central and one
OF the most desirable IN the city.
nov 25-4ts
BOARDING. The Misses sH shKa, adioin-
- Ing the store Of Mr.. Berry, On Bridge street,
Georgetown have sevsr,l fine ROOMS to let ami
are prepared to accommOd ,te Bosrders both PEI
nent and transient, on the most moderat e terms.
nov e-1m
DOARDING-MrsD UVALL, Penna ayenua
- nearly opposite Browne Hotel, has fine ROOMS
and offers every desirable comfort and accommods-
ton for families or single gentlemen-pernsoent
or trsnsient. No more agreeshle boarding house
will be found in WashingtOn. ie 15-1y
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WOOD FOR SALE

WOOD FOR SALE.
|nN LIEUT.. HUATEk'S UPPER F,RM, TWO
~ miles from the Long Bridge, above the toll
gate, 10 Alexandra county, Va, PINE AND o z
WOOD for Sale. Oak, - 621f, and Pine a. l2K nj
cord. Apply to ". CAkLIN. AGENT
nov A-lm f'.. 49, eFl3- - 49,.
DRAoEs for ladies and gentlemen n
- oct II ,BlRAA'A, NiDsyds, Hotel
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LfOk RENT.--Ths spacious STORE ROOM on the
l. corn Ct Seventh and streets IL t. rent. II
Ii one Of the best stands for business thu itreet
.nd has good dry CELLAR. 1t has been used for tn,
dry GODS business, and Is ready shelved. Apply t.
hOfHWELL BROWN,
Loutsara avenue, pos to Bank of W Washington.
1S-eotf
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PROF StHONE.HBER6,
TRACHKR AND TRANSLATOR OF
Modern Language and Literature,
no 957 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
oct Gs-tf
IJEENaNii ILAoest Is LHNGUaGBs .-HR0F.
Il aOH oNENBE Ra VIII commsD"s 70 ie~inx
classes In Languages on Monday, so'h o-'obss, "
his residences 257 PsanAyivssis stcH.&
oct xS-tf
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Arrival Of the Empire Citv,

NEW YORK, Nov 2s-rhe steamer Empire
City. from Havana, witt dates to the 23d, ar
rived here to day Reports of risings In va
rious parts Of the Island were quite plentiful,
but it is believed all are without foundation
1t was said that court martial at Baracoa
mad condemned nineteen recently returned
Creoles to be shot, and that the sentence was
carried into execution
The gay season had commenced at Havana
with brilliant festivities
A company of wharf negroes drew a Prise
OF $lOO, 600 in a iotte~y on the 18Th
schools are to be established ut Havana in
which all the arts and sciences are to be taught
gratis.
New rules have been issued for the suppress.
sion of the slave trade
Trouble was anticipated from the troops at
Havana on the 18th on the occasion Of the
proclamation Of the new constitution. All.
however, passed off quietly, bu. the city guards
were doubled on that day.
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A VERY DESIRABLE STORE TO LET THE
~ store on the east side of Eleventh street, one
ioor north Of Pennsy lvauis avsnus, lately occu-
pied by Mr.. Dyer as An auction and commission
store, IL for rent low to good tenant Apply to
g. A. RANDALL,
nov lift CDrrar r Rafth and n ufr
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EOk RENT-A STORE ON PA. AVENUE-ThE
l. neat and convenient sized Store in Star Build.
ings next to the corner of Pa avenue nj Eleventh
street, which said corner ia soon to be opened by
Hilbus Hits. as their Music store and Piano ware.
rooms. The store now for rent will make capital
stand for almost any kind of business as already
me Star office is more frequsnted than any other
business place in Washington Apply at the counter
Of the Star of1c.. oct 26-tf
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The Sloop Of War Albany, SC.

BosroS. Nov. 5S.-TLe following are ex-
tracts from a private letter, dated on board
the sloop Of war, Albany, at st. Thomas,
September 9th:
should have written to you before, but
we have been in chase of the Comm odore. ex
pecting that We should sail for tie United
States "a soon rs We found him We found
him at Samaria, and received orders from him
to visit this port, then to Laguyara, Curacao.
Caracas and Navy Bay. We may, possibly,
60 to the nOIthwsrd this fall, but here are few
signs of ii at present. CaLta'n Gerry kssns
bis own counsel, and hence the Offices aua
crew are not informed as to orr future course. ~
The writer says all on board arc In good
health, but thinks there is a ~ant of d:sc,p-
line, or, to use his own words, "e.erythins
goes heels over head
Again, be says: " This Sup answers very
we'll to look at, but Cape Horn would knock
her all to pieces and drown all hands"
In regard to SANTANA, he s-ys "'Ihs IAN
KEGS have been exploring it, and are going to
have rendezvous and a navy yard there
Rev Fl. r. Hitchcock and wife Rev Geo.
Pierson and wife, and Rev VIM o BaldvI5
and wife, sailed from this ,.1r;. tt;7 uso,iiDe.
in the Ocean Pearl. Capt S-5r.. ~ AsnslriI
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TUST h ECElVEO, q ir -sh supp.y GA r
e. WILBoR's COD LIVER OIL AND pEOs
PLATE OF LINE. The most pslatabls and sfiios
us egsrasaon OF God Liver Oil known, ior lhe
10 OF Consumption, Scrofula, Coughs. Colds.
Asthma, Br, nchiiis, ami all eerofulous humors
for .as oy sCHWARTZE bONS
tAgepts sor WsshingtonD p. avenue, next door
W " o. nosei. nov l0-2m
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HlGHLASDERB' BALL The ball of this new
company having been announced In our paper
for Monday, the 4th instant, should have been
Wednesday,. ihe OFT, for ON that day they
make their first parade, and have their ball Oh
the Same night, at Jackson Hall.
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IOiOG sAPHlCAL URAWING-A MANUAL
4 % Ioiogfspnicai Drawing, by Lieutenant z. i.
Smi,f, U 4. Army assistant Professor of Drs u;no
at West Point. with engrayings For .sia bv
TAYLOR l. MAURY.
nov IL booksellers, nssr Ninth 81
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IrOR RENT Oas SAL E.-THE MODERN
l. Four-story Brick House on Thirteenth stl Get
near Il, east side. The house Is in good repair, dry
CELLARS, and 20 good IL ant the rent will be low
Possession given on the LIST November Apply to
oct 30-tf JAS McqJJIRE A.,
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LNUR sALE.-SEVERAL farms NORTH OF
II washington city, containing from thirty five TO
one hundred and fifty acres, convenient to churches
and tchools, and good society. from three to six
miles from town. Persons DESTROYS # market,
dairy, or farming, and, would do well in applying to
the subscriber, near Badsnsburg
nov 2I-,m CHiRyEs DIaaEs
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X. HARTWELL,
AUOTlON AND COMMISSION STORE

ne 1nde rsigned will continue the AUCTION
4 AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, in the store
Inofmeiiy occupied by d. B. Campbell 4 o., No 2sS
Peui ~ vania avenue where he will kren oopst I'll
on hand a la ge sssOrtu ept Of House Furniturs o.,
every description Parlor, Bedroom AID Cooking
Soves. ioi coal and wood, Crockery, Tin and PA eli
ware, ana hume ous other articles anti nv hon o.
keepers, AL OF which will Re cold exo.sdinyiv To-
fr cash "r hort approved credit
ConsIgnments solo ted, upon which a liberal adj.
vaLlSs Will be made jns X HARTMrI
! nov 9l-d w A'A|A'
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LHUR RENT.-A small Frame HOUSE No 80
IL Louisiana Avenue, bet< ssn Sixth and Seventh
Streets To responsible tenant the rent will bs
very ION. Apply to Elk. LUNDY,
No LIB Bridge STREET Georgetown.
Or No. 400 Il street, Washington, D. &.
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BY j. c. MCGUIRE. Auctione.r.

nov rs ID
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w ants.

A| AHrkD-A sEAMsTRESS. ONE WHO Can
w cut. at, and make dresses, Can nd immedi.
ate EMPLOY ment by calling at No. Ala Ninth street,
sorner OF IL. nov 20-1tA
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DIR. j. Il. GIBBS, Den Is. ha,
QTyNSSS removed his ONCE fron. T. F'ree: 10 the
ll1J hoUs~ OF DIR. Arthur. Pa. avenue, batv.
18th and 18th streets
Oct lA-3na
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EOR RENT-A CARRIAGE HOUSE AND STA
l. bic. sui abe for TIRES CT four horses RnnnJ,e
ut al street between Ninth and Tenth.
Ioy "a &c
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LARGE NUMBER OF HANDS There are now
employed at the Navy Yard of this city twelve
hundred hands-a larger number than were
ever before employed at that place.
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SVywENrETH wARD.-AT PRIMARY ELECTION
u held ct Hugh Aoonys Hotel Of Thirty fourth
street and Eighth avenue Monday evening, Dec. 49,
between the hours of six and O'Clock
thu call Of the General Committee Of Stuyvesant Insti-
tute, the following ticket received one hundred and
dfysix vstes which being majority Of the votes cast
Ut aid election, was duly elected
44 GENERAL CONxrTN
Peter b Sweeny, William Joyce, John W. Boyce,
YOUNG NKN's GENERAL COMMITTEE
John Dugan, Thos. Mulligan, Michael Connolly,
Andrew J. Dunn, John G. Butler ~
WARD COMMITTEES.
Theodore MARITIME, Peter Y. Cutler Tim Waters, Jr.
Edward Linen, John Linen, Cornelius Ryan,
Thomas Ksarnan, John NcGrsne, Michael Mclsinnis
John Hulen, John Ccyle, James Moore,
Antheny Kimbls Obey McDermott, Richard Murray.
JOHN w. B0YCE,1
JOHN MCGRANE, INSPECTORS.
WILLIAM JOYCE,
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WARD REGULAR DEMOCRATIC

TUFTEENTH WARD.-AT AN ELECTION OF Ma
u Honal democrats, held on Monday evening, at No.
663 Broadway in pursuance Of the call OF the National
Democratic Committee, the following ticket unani-
nously elected
GENERAL COMMITTEE
Geo. f. Thompson, B. s. Hart, Geo. c. Genet.
YOUNG MEMS CoMMrrTEB
John h. Brady, Arris Bogert, James Parker,
Romaine Dillon, Charles Graham.
WARD COMMITTEE.
Augustus ScheI, B. Fl. Field, Richard SchcI,
p. Logue, Charles D. Mead Elijah Fisher,
James Quarry, P. MCarT, James Pagan,
E. Ford, John Gilmore, VIM. N McIntire,
g. w. McClain, f. Salmon, B. Howe,
Peter Cogan, G. A. Dawson, r. Fitzpatrick,
Thomas Norriss, James Ferguson.
JOIN SHa g sEESRE, sESRE, inspectors.
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NINETEENTH WARD NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
IN Tcket.-Ws, the undersigned Inspectors OF Eec-
tion appointed by the Stuyvesant General Committee
certify that at election held at the Derby House,
Third avenue, in pursuance Of said call, the following
ticket was duly elected
GENERAL COMMITTEE
Francis Cutting John @. Kip, Jas.C Rutherford.
- YOUNG MKs's GENERAL COMMITTEE.
Jonathan Yondeal, Thomas O'Reiliy, Daniel Galegar
Anth'y Matthews, william OKcefe.
WARD COMMITTEE
Jersmiah Towle, Thomas s. Hogan, John Garvey,
Dennis Turhdy, Deunis O'Brine, John Leder,
Ihonas Ryan, william Bloodgood, Barnard McCabe
Ryan McCahii, James Noonen, James Sadder,
Whett Gamble, George Myers, James Gallcgar.
JAMES @. RUTHERFORD Ipspe ctors
THOMAS O'RElLLY, of
WIN. WORDSWORTH Election
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Buttons Theatre-BeneAt to Mr.. Morris
Rnrncff.


Buttons Theatre-BeneAt to Mr.. Morris
Barnett.
Inst evening Mr. Burton gave free benefit TO the
adapter Of the Serious Family" and there very
good house. The main attraction Of tho evening
the performance Of the beneficiary, Mr.. Barnett wh
played Monsieur Jacques in the clever sketch Of tina
name. Tie play is tr1e An old French music master
In difficulties is pestersd by his landlord and befriendei
by young gentleman with limited pecuniary
and black frock-coat buttoned up high in the neck
The landlord has passion for fame and endeavors to
buy for small sum- opera which has been composed
by NJ. Jacques The old refuses to sell, and the
when the young in diffcultics~ pledges h 5
coat, In order to pay the composers rent.
Things this uncomfortable state when the daugh
ter Of NJ Jacques turns up with any amount Of money
and of course, relieves the whole party Mr.. Barncts
acting exquisite throughout, and although we may
have heard as good accent, yet actor in America
identified himself completely with the cccentrci
ties of the French character did the Monsieur
Jacques Of last evening He gave complete and
beautus picture that is impossible to particularise
the several points in which he excelled. He received
most cordial welcome and throughout the performance
greeted with hearty applause. After the fall Of
the curtain he called out and briefly returned his
thanks for the honor He apoogzed for hoarseness of
voice. and hoped to do better at future tme but
the audience evidently thought he had done wel The
whole piece was very well played. Miss Raymond, Mr.
A. Andrews and Mr. Marchant deserve credit for the
excellent style in which they rendered the parts
tru sted to them.
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Peter b Sweeny,
YOUNG
JohA Dugan,
Andrew J. Dunn,

TNOURTE ENTH WARD.-AT THE PRIMARY ELEC
II ton held at 2ls Grand street, Monday Decem-
Der the lath 1854 the following ticket was elected BY
z2T votes -
GENERAL COMMITTEE
r. T. suydam, Patrick Barnes, Daniel OMeara.
YOUNG xEx's COMMITTEE
Edward Cavanagh, Thomas Fay, Hugh O'Brien.
p. b. McAvoy, D. McManus, ~"
WARD COMMITTEE.
william wilhelm, James Smith, Henry Jones,
Michael Smith, Michael Hogan, Thomas Barry,
James G. Spencer, William =. Coles, Edward Friel,
Joseph Hutton, James McKelvey, John Brady,
Stephen Grimber, Frederick Burns, N. w. Mooney,
Patrick Collins, Andrew Dewitt, John Mackie
John Cavanagh, Andrew Condron Charles Nichols,
John Leamy, George Thompson, Eugene Anderson
panie Tooley.
d. OMEARA,
r. T. SUYDAM, SInspectors.
JAMES SMITH
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DERsONs INTENDING TO PURCHASE TABLES FOR
public or private use, will find good stock at our
fscto,v which we offer reasonable terms. Ole
.scoo3 hand table for sale perfect order; call and
srsni.e GRIFFITH DECKER % Ann st.
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TvIEvEETH WARD OLD GUARD.-At a primary
IL election held ct Union Hail. OF Fourth street
and AvepUe c. pursuant to tho call OF the Dem0crarc
Republican General Committee, the following ticket
duly elected
FOR GENERAL COMMITTEE
Edwin Boutou, John Mosher, E. W. Glover
YOUNG xKN's GENERAL COMMITTEE.
Simeon Decker, FJ. A. Boole
r. H. Bishop, VIM. d. Wines
a John n. Hooghkirk
WARD COMMITTEE.
andrew Mills, Geo. Elliott Peter Bowers,
VIM Gage. Saml. H Pearsau John Ray,
Bernard Kelly, Andrew Jackmau, O.HP. Townsend
Samuel Gillis, Vim. Taylor, Jas. II. Brennan,
BENZ. Mcfarland, A. 3. Rollins, T. D. Johnson
j. Vegmillyea Samuel Acker, Henry G. Wooley,
Henry Maurer Robert Earl, John Davidson.
VIM. d. WINES,
JACKSON vERAuLYEA SInspectors
JOHN DAVIDSON,
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The Military Academy and Indian Ap
preparation Bills Passed.
COL. BENTON ON SLAVERY IN KANSAS
CORRESPONDENCE FROM THE CAPITAL,
DO. de-. &0
THyRTYJTHIRD CONGRESS-.
SECOND SESSION.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Is, 1858.
SKw SENATOR.
Mr. SEBASTIAN, (dem.) Of Ark, presonted the credsa
tia Of Mr.. Johnson, elected to l the vacancy occa
stoned BY Mr.. Borlands resigaation. Mr. johnson ap
pearcd and was sworn.
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE Er0
The Presidents message was referred, on several mo-
ticns, to the appropriate committee.
On motion Of Mr.. STUART, (dem.) Of Mich. number
of Senate documents containing the message, &c.
ordered to be delivered to the President and the
Departments.
Mr. SHIELDS, (den of ILL.,, reported bill to increase
the efficiency Of the army, and gave notice that he
would call it up at an early day.
The House bin for the relief Of the heirs of Baron De
Kalb was taken up and debated
Messrs BADGER (whig) Of N. c., and CLAYTON, (whg)
of re warmly euogzed the virtues and noble deeds Of
Dc Kalb and urged the passage of the bill was refer
red.
The bill establishing department Of law In place OF
the Attorney Generals onice was taken up.
Mr. ADAMS, (dem.) Of Mississippi, proposed some ver
bal amendments, which were agreed TO- and the bill
then postponed.
PROPOSED BOARD COMMISSIONERS on PRIVATE oLA1xs
The bill establishing Board Of Commissioners to OK
anime and adjust private claims against the United
States was taken up.
Senate In ana suppor Of The b the
and open court rather than commissioners removable
Mr. CLAYTON referred to twice paid aims and tho re-
cent arrest Of similar He wished the Commits
soners to be arbtrators, not agents. for
claimants,
Mr.. PKrTn, (dem) of Ind, proposed referring the
whole subject to the Judiciary COMMITTEES.
sns .ss the
its reference to selsct committee OF ave to be an
pointed by the chair.
Mr. DAWSON, (whig) of Co., objected to q reference.
He discussed the question and then ssked why refer
Mr. JoS, of Tenn, replied because the speech OF the
gentleman from Georgia demonstrated that the bill in
its present state would not be satisfactory provides
merely for committee, and then the whole subject
would have to come before Congress-
The bill was referred to select committee Of ave.
Mr.. BADGER asked to be excused from serving ON the
Committee of Finance. Agreed to.
The Senate then adjourned.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. IT, 1864.
Pu0ltc Printing of both Houses Untted

Peoic Printing of both Houses Untted
That tmeserving and sycophantic print, the Union,
wel knowing that its existence must terminate with the
present nbece administration an that its proprietors
viii have another chance 10 obtain government
patronage have resolved for the remaining period Of
their being make the most Of the pap afforded
them To this end they have made arrangements with
tho scnae printer to Go ell ths heavy ordered BY
that body at their establishment, thereby saving tho
are tbs same for both Srasches, an alteration IN h.
headings being all that is required by this arrange
ent II Is calculated the Union will mako additional
the public printing, for the remainder OF this
sesisn, Of o0o But his gain, their part is total
privssion Others it win throw ont Of employment
these pseudo patriots and counterfeit phanth ropists
haze Tor the working classes when Influenced by in
tcrest. ".
WASHINGTON, Dec. IL, 1854.
The Kno,g NothinJs in Congress.
The Know Nothing associations and principles which
have spread the country rapidly and overwhe
ingy to s.arilc the oh and young fosies have ao
entered the halls Of Congress- and IL is believed cam
the present House Of Representatives, command
fifty votes. This number, solid body, exercise
great influence anrng the winter and IL Is probable
will succeed in spelling the calcula tions Of than
one aspirsnt TO the horors Of Runeonabc.
The Grst demonstration which win be made win como
In the shape Of an amendment 10 rawson's new home
stead bil An amcndme mt VIII Be offered excluding all
foreigners from participation In the benefits OF the bill
and this win undoubtedly bs voted down II kills tho
bill. The majority which was recorded for the home-
stead bill last session win Lc fou nd ths other way
But the discussion viii open mp the whole question
of foreigners and czens and bly, have tLe elect
Of deponstr ating smash up the organisation Of the
old political partes not anticipated quito soon IL
was supposed sam did not intend to make his dshat
In the halls Of legislation till next Congress- and the In
divdual movements Of Mr. Adams In the Senate and Mr.
Taylor In the House, not regarded Of SUFFICIENT
importance TO be regarded demonstrative OF any
| strength. But when positive Know Nothing amend
nen IS submitted and receives respectable VOTE then
the movement will take rank worthy tho reflection
| statesmen and the fears Of demagogues.
The friends OF the admin tration consong then,
selves with the idea that the Know Nothngs are only
abolitionists and take rank national par
IT, But the Know Nothrgs in New York were no
identified with the aboltionists their trumphs
which will take place In Virginia and other Souther,
states, be tortured by any sophisry into abolition vic
tsriss.
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WHOLE NO. $500.


POLITICAL.
TNUIH WARD-WE THE UNDERSIGNED, INSPECT
Z orr Of election for tho Fifth ward held at 20 Jay
sxsee, certify the following ticket duly elected
FOR GENERAL COMMITTEE
q G. HcIntirc, J.Y. Savage, Jr, @. Jacobus
a FOB YOUNG AKS's COMMITTEE
d. Van velsor, Neil Neuson, Jas Lswrence,
1hss. Tenpenny, James l. waugh,
Freeman Ferrin VIM Hoffmire. John T. Henry,
J. Il. Whitmore, James Wright Walter R. Savage,
sa SSs James Shirley, osa
JOSEPH A. JACKSON,
JAMES LAWRENCE, inspectors.
Asassa JOHN SHERWOOD.
CxrH WARD NATIONAL DEMocRAcY.-
- ron GENERAL COMMITTEE
Thomas J. Barr,
sH 8Na8 William Sinclair
etsf James AcGowan
y. @. 0crraghty, Walter Roach, Thomas Ryan,
James Hogan, James Glass
UyENTH wARD.-AT AN ELECTION HELD ON MON.
day evening, December Is, at tho corner OF Ludlow
of the National Democratic Republican General Commit
tes, Of Stuyvesant Institute. the following ticket was
elected, being majority over all others:-
FOR GENERAL COMMITTEE.
Joseph N. Marsh Daniel H. Hunt, John Harrison
YOUNG MEN's GEy4sAL COMMITTEES.
Theodore Udel, wm Consly.
Jeremiah WEIGH, Henry q. Atwood, VIM. GoLley,
James n. Belts, John Hayward, Jno. Middleton,
J. Jennings John Even, Geo Dollinger
Danid Banks. Robt. Roberts, John Mcguire
a0Aaxies Merritt James Trsiper VIM. Reuck
JOHN HARRISON,
EDW. J. KNIGHT INSPECTORS.
JOSEPH J. JENNINGS, }
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RICHMOND.
HUNT & HARVEY.
GRO GERS, FoRw RIDING MD
Comm mission Agents.
RichumOOd, Vn.
RICHMOND.

HAvE Received their stock of Groceries Tor Spring
l. l. snles. consisting in part of;
450 bags Rio Jnvn and Laguira Coffee,
257 bbls. Coffee Sugar,
100 do. and boxes ground and loaf do,
900 boxes Tallow, Sperm and Adamnntine Candies
so do, and Green and Black Tea,
10 tons crop Rice,
25 hhds. NJ o. Sugar,
100 bbls. do Moasses,
50 do Steam Syrup,
100 bushels Glover ) eed,
60 cases very superior Mass and Stick Lieorice.
Foreign and domestic Liquors-some very hne very
super OF Olive OIL window neutrality-suspicious.
Soda--Cast mud Blistercd Stcel-wrappne paper &o.,
which, with many other articles In their line they offer
TO the tude on liberal terms. (f,b 2ets