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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-17
VIM. ). HANNAH

WIN. y. HANNAH
AS now open and for 'sals, most desin
l. l. stock of Spring and Simmer goods to which
begs leave to call tie attention of his friends and
public generally lis aSscr ment is complete and
as low prices a. in tie market. tie would
particular attention to hls stock of
Silks Dress Goods and Ribbons,
Also, To splendid stuck OF iurnis ing goods Tor
tomen. among which may be four1
SHIRTS, COLLARS, CRAVATS, GLOVES,d
All of the newest siyls aud best ,..akes Buyers
confer favor by looking through my stock before
chasing, as am determined 10 sell as cheap As
cheapest thar 81 |
9y-Expres. and Gazette copy.
NAIILsUN ~ FasANALlN.W h Oies;i
w AND RETAIL GROCEhS AND CONN
sion Merchants. in the new Granite Front Bu.ldr
few doors above the Merchants Bank, Main ST.
LSnchburg, Va are receiving their Spring sup
10 which they invite the attention OF their friends
the public generally
20 hhds O. n O and st Sugars,
80 bbls Retired Coffee do
3b Clarified and Pulvprised do
1Od boxes Louf do
10 bbls Cruslad do
10 binds Cuba aud n o Molasses
30 bbls \ o uld Sugar-house Srrup
100 Sacks Rio and LagurH Coffee,
IS d" Superior Brown Java do
, " Genuine AlocI do
Chests L. Imperial and Black Tets,
Tierces New Crop Rice.
200 SIDES Sole Leather, heavy and light wesl
> bales Shoe Thread,
5li00 lbs Bae Cotton. assorted numbers
) bales Cotton Bats
100 Sacks Salt,
20 tons Country and rredegar Rolled Iron, a'
1000 lbs Blstered Steel
1909 lbs Cast and Shear Steel,
boxes Patent Axes dierenr ands,
200 kees Nails assorted,
| II d" Horse Shoes.
100 lbs House Sh e Nails,
25 best N1va Scotia Grind Stones.
80 boxes Sperm aud Adaraetine Candles,
30 1urpenlino Soup,
30 Lbls Muckere
30 Tanners Oil,
10000 lbs good Family Bacon,
100 bushels Cioverseed
Ginger, Spice, Pepper, Chockoate, Alum. Slltpca
Soda, stuch CoPperds, Indigo, Nader large 4
ut Cotton Osn ,bergs, Brown Dcnest,s Staple
Goods. and great mnny other articles too tedious
mention, all Of which they offer to sell on the very
terms. or 20 give in exchange for country produce.
mtr7tS
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1--WE SUBSCRIBER BEGs LEAVE Mos1 RE
Il speciuily to cHii The attetion oi the ctIzrn~ al
l.ynrturR and tie ad joining country. his large aud
Al splondidassartfnentm BOO rs SHOE.
81 CATERS. &C. at his oWN MAKE
~ ar wbirh wARRAsTfp BEsr aUALi
~ sNDoF SUPERIOR wehkaAssniP.
Pefsifn- wishing hive g,,pd aud durable Boot -
shoe fr he present .ea-on will well call IN M,
am determined ptea-e, both regards qnulil,
md price.
Don't fotget u cu al the stpre three doors abavc tn
Franklin tinfel. apd itnmednlely opposr the Ciiizrn
SevinesRa 7. +. GRIMALDI.
dee LET.
DAkLOR MANTLIs- Just .rr, j., cl WHICH
i I'll be -,ad vii,a1,.t hun tn Iron Mantle chn IL,
bnught and un time pun ha-rr-Ppt up withuut
extra eiafer. j. b. 6ADDESS 4 BRO
nn 81
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MACKAREL & HERRINGs.

Dn kIISNn : Fam AtcLrim
a. ~ - Hui Kit, u Family Markeral
80 BIZ. No. Markrfal,
20 Tia bbIs M Fsmily Roc Hering..
fn- Received and Tor sale by
Jun LEE < JOHNSON
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Our terms will be cash negotiable puper sati,fao
infiy endorsed.
lie subscriber thankful far the yer, liberal patron
zee bestowed on hin, for the last fourteen ,eur he has
been business ia Lynchburs, wnul Just aentinn that
ie m still continue his inrmer hrsinos- NJ hereiofore
tn'l hopes with the additional f,r IS - now has add
y the constant h'non he feels detarr ucd 10 give Ia
us business in all its vnrinns branches To me. a CON
tinnanre ri the patronage at liberal pubic
SEPT 23'S EEO q. CpRLE.
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Summer Arrangement,
Ia % :. -
VA. ~ TENN. RAILROAD.
IncraaSad Sronnd and Chance H.

Increased Speed and Change Of Houra
4 \ and after Mondav Aptl 3D. tn,. Express all
~ and Passenger Tran will lca,e Ly, chLurg daily.
texc"P Sundays, at NJ, and anhe al Big Spring al
lot A NJ.
rive ia L}ncbhur at 7. Z. VI
St"pp'lg each way. onlya' Forest, Goo es Lomy. d.
Liberty Oak Muien, Lisbon. Buor,l1s Innsat 4.
9'i's Will, Big Lik Salem. DyaPs Thomas and b.
spring TllOS. SHARP, Gen'l. Supt
mar % Is -
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IflIESE WORMS lmte ht..n spcrHtian IA
i Al the lute-t IaI,orca Aath0prg lur Nnod eml
y - nntk. uud upon .rds eomt'tas llUtc With the
Is Il the soul and Wet. Tor Car construction
u IRE dun hundred al al description nave
ihrsc wnrh. Tor lbe ueinin y. Tennessee
"a Raa.L
lrs lent. mi Enti.#.cr,' Of Rail Roads are respect
= Nv nsif It tn he-tow liz, patronage they mn,
I,aa u,ytee tri waib hui-hcd IN suiet con pl,auc.
~ n Nh ruu- aud . inps; utter tie
..,faYs hans Crn-inirthll. a. rric,s satisfactory
southern knil-lsouds
I'm Ling = he cumr.rd - onInn II ii Cars from
h.e a., sulleet To large expense aud irk ol ans
roitst,.n GEO. GUILE P,opt.or.
THE 0u,l, signed hn>iop had charge e lhr above
Nurls from ts,ir cun u,rnrcment. under the tnIn
fuPritnr, An A. Elton Ir a,ky L. To say TO the
Railkoad pub ie thu lie has Engaged With the ffc.e Il
Ftnprelnt unh will continue II Hhg inert, hoping .,
- long eNp Renee Ia lul ru,d works n Il Consistent at
irntian Ia the work rntll Ia him merit II Z np
frobutiun uud liberal pauooop,# al ,nefuhic
a. NEfTt EfoN, Manager.
RECON- MENDATlONS.
GInrF ENolNEtRs bYueE. IA a Tenn. r. Il I
Lyurtbue, Nn., Srrtrm 81 - 1873.
10 THE RdH.RO1E ~ ELHf.
All The Oars rv.tY ind upon /. O.. tnnd luv
cen mnd' nj the Pi.linon " KS. l.. lNncl burg, w.
Il n durcstan &C Geal Nelitto . a. 4 .clt
II gives murt pensure Ia NV tin; a. ~ curs haqa
srep strongly aud faithfully ,x,cllrd. cheerluy -
malend the-e works, companies feGui ing cals,
competent construct mud aith ully eAecufrany con
'rucs lint may hr mndp wuh the nrf al thrsr OH
CllAS. NJ GAhNE1T.
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s. DIUCUID a SONS.

rIsHE SUBSCRIBEltSh having obtained I'll.
l. exclusive right of retailing fsk's Metallic Burial
Cases. take Ills method ofinformng the people Lyuch
burg an the surrounding country that they hive
their room on Main street. lot of he above ca
Of different sizes II would be difficult task TO giv
adequa impression ofthese Cases withou person
linspection they perfectly air tight and ndestruc
iihe and for protecting and preserving the Dead fi
ordinary interments for vaults. for variation
superior anything of the kind before invented. Those
unfortunate enough to need the above Cases can be
applied oy 8. D1UGUID & SONS.
'crfaking in the usual style also promptly attend
ed NJ 4 y. Il SONS,
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7I1mE UNDERSIGNED WOULD KE-

TTyME UNDE RSIGNED WOULD KE-
SPECTFt LILY call the attention of their friends
and the public generally their stock OF Boo 5, Shoes
Hats. Gaps, Tr.nks.C Carr ct Bags aud Vaii-ss VI
among which will be found Mikes "a
- Sons ire<s Boats. I'LL great variety u Ladies,
Misses and Chiidrens' Gaers Buskrs, Slippers nad
Ties ofnIl CO orr and sizes. We believe shy
W III safety that our stock is "a. full aud comrete
an, That has ever been offered in this marketa ofwhrh
viii he plea eel to shrm all who n'ay tayr u with
a call. and be sure .ook at our Cunton HATS
api ll.dts FRETWELL q HALL.
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ON AL after = edneshay the 1t Matel, me ias'
| J ..ng,r IA ain. an this road vii ruu rs follows
EXPRESS TRAIN
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Plated goods.

TABLE CAS- iU6S. Nauer., Tall aud Chanhel
Il Ca dle>tick,, Suuhers Tray, F,,rks Spnons &c.
lar;e supply ON hand; tor sale cheap, by
my - GREGORY R0YAEI.
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Through In Six Minutes.

VUSr RECEl. En- by Exp,rss, II supfl, ot Austin :
a. Mrgc Crralr Freeze will freeze in six minutes
without hor. Al u. on linnd Shower Bath-, Balhng
I uu1 Wat Caoler- of my niiac. re. wlicn
oirred prices 10 suit the times. c. ) BLISS.
may 30
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CANDIES AND MOLAssEs.

Oh BONES 5 lbAN CANDIES. n..orted,
cO II hl,-. fRlME NEW CROP n o. MOLA
SES,-in Il, mud ioi sale ly
may /. GEORGE BAGBY
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"a; For Rent The dwelling over the Store If Ga,s
@4 RAIN The house i in suud repair n,d very con-
v'niruf It'll cd acution fora boarding house. For
uuher particulars euquheat
Jun ia.d3t GLASS & RAINE'S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20

IyOURTH WARD-NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
IL AT primary election held on Monday, December
IT, at James street. pursuant to the call Of the Demo
cratic Republican Committee of the city and county OF
New York. held Stuyvesant Institute the following
ticket elected by majority of 555 all others
GENERAL COMMITTEE
Henry J. Allen, John Casey Henry N. Downs.
YOUNG NES'S CENTRAL COMMITTEES.
Timothy Garrick, John Ware, Chas. Anderson,
John Murphy, Richard Joyce.
WARD COMMITTEES.
William Cieary, Patrick Grove, Stephen Lynch,
Maurice O'Keefe, John Shea, Oliver O'Donnell,
Timothy O Brien, Edward Morris, James Riley,
Joseph Allen, Andrew Cusack, James G. Smith,
Villa N Murphy, John Moore, John Giles,
John Grove, p. Dougherty Jas. Harbinson,
John Butler, John Sullivan, Thos. Fitzgerald,
John Oliver, William Murphy, limo. Coleman
William Phillips, with power to fill vacancies
WILLIAM PHILIIPS1
JOHN CASEY, inspectors.
II. N. DOWNES
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transacted THOS r. 81. JOHN. Chairman.
4 A.. B. p E1 SS1s Secretaries.
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE =
~ Tammany Hall, December 16, 1854.
The following resolutions were passed the evening
Of the 14th inst, ana ordered 70 b published:-
Resolved That the democratic republican electors Of
the city and county OF Nov York b requested TO meet
in their different wards 1T the place hereinafter designa
se hours pn 81 ana .s.nt n shs
ward where tke time shall be from TO O'Clock for
the purpose of electng three delegates TO General C,
mttee for the ensuing year; ave delegates TO Yonng
Mems General Committee. and also Ward COMMITTEES
for each ward.
each ward designate the place Of holding the election
therein, that each delegate name Inspector, an
in the absence Of delegate delegates the delegates
pres emit make the required nominations.
Resolved That the absence Of an inspector at tho
time Of election that those present have authority to I'LL
the vacancy.
rIAcHs OF HOLDING THE ELECTIONS.
Ward lilo Greenw ich street.
2-l3 Dutch street.
3-84 Warren street.
s. sherwoods lo7 Hudson street.
6-47 Bayard street.
7-Knickerbocler House, corner Governor and
s-Haseton's, corner varick and Dominck sts.
$50 Perry street.
10-Tenth Ward Hotel, corner BroOme and Fer
1l-Un1sn Hall, corner of Avenue and Fourth
12-Lutas Hotel Manhattanvrlle.
l3-Corner OF Clinton and Grand streets.
1l-Corner Elizabeth and Grand streets.
l5-5G5 Houston street.
10
l7-Jns. Ford's, corner Bowery and Hvington st.
lS--Union Hotel corner Third avenue and Twenty
second street.
l9-Corner Of Sixth street and Fourth avenue.
20-3s5 Ninth avenue.
21-Car's, corner of Fourth avenue and Thirty
second street.
22-Eghth avenue next to Station house, corner
OF Forty-eghth street.
NAMES OF INSPECTORS.
Ward William Burns, Michael Meary Daniel Curran
flames Watson, Daniel Meehan, Laughlan Kee
gun.
John Mccoy, Alfred Bailey.
6-James F. Webb, John Creighton John l. sher-
e-James OHearn, Patrick Matthews and John
Matthews.
John Knmens, John C. Frasier, Michael How
lett
s-John D. Jenkins, Abraham B. Purdy, John D.
Belts.
s-Ignatius Finn, Albert Terhune, John Hout.
1o-Asa II. Bogar., John Van Colt, Seth G. Douglass.
1-Hiram Engles Charles Leviness, William Hoag.
12-Christian II. Seaman Thomas Victor J. II.
1s-samuel D. Walters Thomas H. Ferris, Edward
Worden.
l4-James Hayes, Charles Taggart, Matthew
Tourney
l5-E Thorne, J. B. Ryer, s. " Mofrett
l6-James H. Crawford, James Gregory, Charles
Bower.
17-Anthony Woods, George schureman, Manus
Kelly.
1s-Morrs DAILY, VIM Wines, John Nesbt
l9-Wilam McMannus, William Clear, James Starr.
GOV. McDermott, Hugh Roake Dennis Ryer
21-Samuel Allen, Thomas Mccoy CAL Campbell.
a2-Nichoas seagrst, George d; Davis, Dcrrius F.
s Hnss B. 3. A h1sSn1 seerstari''.
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a a fAAhiUA -CHki5rkA5 AND NEW YEARS
Wf gtfts 70 eugtemers and the public.-
Those Who purchase dollars worth Of music from
STOCK (ths largsst In the United States, million
vorks) viii b. entitled 10 . premium Of selected music
Of four dollars We have disposed Of for this purposs
an amount Of
music displayed separate counter suitably arranged
fr the publics choice from which everybody may Sc
1ect such suits them.
FIRST RENARK.--Orders coming from other places
must distinctly state tho kind Of wanted TO
BILE to select the 81 premium according to tho want
SECOND REAARK.-The premium contains at least
80 pages 20 sheets Of the best authors engraved
music, not TO compare with the music fer the million.
J. SCHUBERTH co., Music Depot, sac Broadway.
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UANKEE NOTIONS FOR yANUARY-GREAT IN
III nruxsmenta-Sulendid Holiday Numhar. The

Yankee Notions for January, (commencing tho fourth
volume h published this day. IL BY far the best
number yet Issued both regards It's literary contents
and the character Of Its illustrations. No pains
psnse have been spared In the preparation Of this
ber and In addition to the usual illustrations win be
found two splendid supplemental engravings designed
by Mclensn, entitled sNew Year at the North aud
South" which worth than double the price OF
the number. II abounds in comic tales, spicy para
graphs the current topics Of the day, original Jokes,
conundrums, musical and dramatic squihs, comic
genuine fun and w.t. contributed BY the writer's Of
the day For sale BY all agents aud periodical
dealers Price l2x cents per number or 81 Is per
T. w. STRONG, Publisher, % Nassau street.
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TTyHE MEMBERS AND FRIENDS or THE B0ATMEN
IL Guard requested to meet at their headquarters
~ West street. this day, Wednesday at 12s O'Clock to
attend the funeral Of late brother member, John
O'Nei BY order. JAMES DsnICK, Captain.
D0xIsIck u RocyIE, Secretary.
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n IrrS FOR THE HOLDAYa-THE SUBSCRIBER
" having imported most extensively in anticipation
Of the Approaching holidays, NOT At ALI. EXPECTING
THE PRESENT HARD TINES, has resolved upon making
immense reduction In the prices Of his present mag
pl6cent stock Of
CLOAKS, SHAwIS, AND rURS,
commencing Monday, the 18th Of Decembsr-prefcr-
ring this to carrying large stock another
season. Parties, therefore, DESTROYS Of mailing pur
ehasss for presents have opportunity Of select
ing from of the richest and most extensive stocks
in the city, at unprecedented bargains-
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rrKrROpOIrAN CAvE-REBrAURANT, 3s1 BROAD
MI way, corner white street, now open.-Iho under
aened would most respectfuy announce 70 his friends
ana he ublic generally that he has leased the above
plscs for term cf years and rs6tted II In most gor-
rsous STYLE and be Intends II shall he kept In
susurpssssd BY any place In New York. where all the
sho<s dscsces of the be found at all hours
md On tbe most reasonable terms. A. l. TdAYER
Prowistor, from Bosion.
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TIOIDRIDGE's HOTEL, 7s7 AND 1859 BROADWAY,
H corner Of Clinton plaoe-conducted on tho Euro
Ican plAnoders unsurpassed accommodations TO fami
lies or individuals In want Of Handsomely furnished and
neatly kept apartments, with or without board, II
ressonabe rates. and whsrs Al the comforts of quist
home can be enjoyed
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TREMENDOUS REDUCTION IN PRICES, AT
LORD TAYLOR'S
In consequence OF the aeness Of the season. and n
order TO close present
IMMENSE STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
We prepared to offer to customers greater
Inducements than any ever before presented
THE CLOSING SAILS OF THE SRAsoN
will commence Monday, December 18th, and be con-
tnued until the end Of the month"; It being intention
TO dispose Of the entire stock In both stores
DURING THE HOLIDAYS.
These goods having been purchased with AL the ad.
vantages Of
HARD TIMES PRICES,
and viii be sold at a very small advance the cost.
Purchasers invited to avail themselves Of this oppor
tunity to secure ~l
Our stock consists in part Of
Rich plaid and striped silks,
Very rich dress silks plain and figured, ars styles
Elegant white pink and blue brocades and satns foF
evening dresses.
French msinoes and cashmeres-evsry color and
quality.
Paris and Manchester prints.
Brilliant cashmere and Scotch woollen plaids.
English merinoes, printed de lAines and cashmeres-sn
immense quantity.
English Welsh and printed Aannels.
ALSO,
Coaks and mantillas-of the most approved designs.
Black and coored satns and silk velvets-svery width
and quality for cloaks.
Lyons and Vienna broche long and square shawls-o
very large assortment, Of the latest mode. 1854
Other descriptions Of shaw In great variety Of styles
and prices. LORD 3 TAYLOR,
255, 257, $50 and 261 Grand street, and
New Nos ~ and 40 Catherine street.
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E>OURTH WARD-IN PURSUANCE OF THE CALL
e Of the Democratic Republican Committee at Tam
many Hail. primary election will be held l5is Oak
street, from TO O'CLOCK p NJ, this "wednesday
evening" the Goth inst for three delegates to the Gene
raj Committee five delegates to the Young Mems Gene
raj Committee and Ward Committee consist of TWEEN.
tyfve TO act for the ensuing year By order of the
Ward Committee, WIN. BEAR.gS Chairman.
y Ms rr asrH1ws' SECRETARIES.
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Z INDEPENDENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GRENA
i dicrs The members Of the First and Second com
pany OF infantry OF ths battalion requested to meet
at their respective quarters this "Wednesday evening
at o'clock The taH cavalry and artillery will meet
at Battalion Head Quarters, No. 900 broadway, at
oclosk precisely. by order Of
GRO. b HALL, Major Commanding
JAS. r. HrTuFRsHGroS, Adutant.
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NGAX sUrAINE-JUILIEJS LAST AND BEST POL
Vl ks-the MAJ Sutsine- J. DARCIE, New York, and
all music sellers.
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TyHE HOME JOURNAL FOR 1S5S.-THE FIRST NUN
Der Of the series will be issued on tho hrst OF
January next. New subscribers be supplied from
that date but immediate application will DO necessary
for such desire 70 begin with the beginning Terms
for copy for three copes So for ono FOR
three years e5-Always in advance Subscribe without
delay. Address NORRIS WILLIS. 107 Fulton street.
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Ward Committee, WM. BEARlS, Chairman
ysssaT ru MATHEWS, Secretaries.
NINTH wARD-AT PRIMARY EIEcrIoN, HELD
IN at the Democratic Head Quarters, 10 Perry street
Monday evening, Dec 49, 1854, in purs Of the
recommendation Of the General Committee of Stuvysant
Institute, the following ticket elected by 100 majo
William j. Brisley. Charles Boughton. For Young Men 8
General Comm tee-Henry H. Morange, Isaac Williams,
Evan y. Marshall, William c. Clover. For Ward Com
mittcc-J. Sherman Brownen Lawrence Van Wart James
lawson, Aaron Dcvoe, Daniel AcSermsn, William valhu.
Jacob Brush Levi sprinssen Charles EDWARDS Joseph
Charles Rouke Levi Underdonk John G. Ackerson, Thos
r. kary Inspectors OF Eection-Iewis T. Clover, Isaac
Williams, George B. Tierney.
TuNTH wARD-THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN,
electors OF the Tenth ward in favor of regular nomi-
nations and the ussges of the party requested TO
sembe agreeably the call Of the General Committee
at Tammany Hall, ON Wednesday evening, Dec. 20 be-
tween the hours OF and at the Tenth Ward Hstel,
OF Broome and Forsyth streets for the purpose
OF electug by ballot the General and Ward Committees
for the ensuing year Seth G. Douglass Samuel 7.
NORMAN MCLEOD, Chairman
4Joe5H NJ. BILL, Secretary.
yI,wENTY-FIRsT wARD-MATTHEw D. GREENE
i iicket-ln accordance With the call of the Wing
General Committee, primary election held at the
house of A. W. Smith corner Of Thirty Rrst street and
Fourth avenue the morning Of December 10, 1854,
between the hours OF ana o ciocA, ana tue ucks
headed Henry X. Conklin and in favor Of Myron H.
Clark received 100 The ticket in favor Of william
4. jackson received 30 votes
Old Mep's Commttec-Henry r. Conckn, Matthew
D. Grene Charles +. Miller, John d. Cooper, Daniel J.
Sherwood.
Young Mems Committse-JAmes ". 0dell, Richard
Darling, Robert II. lamont Dennis McCAbc, William II.
Brown.
Ward Committce-Francis i. Harris, Charles Gedney,
Charles A. schoocraft, Elijah ). Mott Thomas Garland
Eiward Robinson, John Flanders, Thomas o. Davis,
William Mccormick, Elijah Y. Lesis N. Stanley, John
Cameron samuel II. Cooper.
And we hereby certify that the ticket headed Henry
r. conckln kc., duly elected, IL having rocsved
majority of the votes cast.
JAMES N. ODEIL,1
IRA A. FOWLER. inspectors.
DENNS McCABE
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On Ann COPIES IN TMNrY DAYS-N0
AOsVOO bsak Of modern tn "a BY An unhnown
pszsoA "IdA Nay" Seven cities claimed the birth
paaee Of Homer-An equal number Of ccuectures have
been started TO the residence Of the author OF this
book bat the secret 10 not o1t The interest in the
bosk continues 70 increase The touching story OF the
hsroines susrngs and final triumph viii be read At
every 1rsade And to those who see deeper purpose
than to passing hour the book will be doubfS
welcome PHILLIPS, SAMSON CO., publishers. For
sale BY AL booksellers. Price, 81 %.
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T,REE CONCERT MISS MARY CASANA HAVING
returned from her Southern tour, win be happy to
cloice ballads. at the Hazel DELL corner Of Broadway
Al Duane streets, every evening, from to Up NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20

CIGNOR NARlO.-PUBLIsHEO THIS DAY, THE
- Mario Schottisshe, composed for and dedicated 10
Signor Mario, BY Julien embcllished with superb
crAyon likeness Of tho great tenor this is the only
portrait Of Sgnor Mario IN tho conntry) Also, the
composed for and dsdicatsd 70 the great prma donaa
by Julien. J. DARCIE New York, and all music sellers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20

DRUSS1S POINT LACES.-MLR GRANT, 371l
ID broadway, selling point laiguills valsncen-
Honrton and Chantly laces at prices much belew!
former their stock Of black thread ves
equasd In style and prces also Paris, st. Cast and
versl articles in description Of lace Just invented
n. < q. being the exclusive agents for il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20

A N ADJOURNED MEETING or THE DEn6OcisAf1'
"A Republican General Committee vili - bsa
at etuyvssant Institute, ON Wednesday evening
Dec 20. 1854, At TX O'Clock. Punctual attendance
particularly requested buslness Of importance val
oe transacted. rHoa. p. ST. JOHN, Chairman.
A B. RoLISs, Secretaries.