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NEW CONCERN.
Y TALIAFBRRO & HAMILTON.
Wholesale & Retail Giocers and Commissio
Merchants

Merchants,
far slib-crhrr- huung purchased Messrs. Dillard \
pr1eu's a. IRE 81" h ct Groceries and Steple Dry
Goods a. vel m additional supply bought in th'
Rictuoud Market, would respectfully solicit call
uuth,r hieu l. mud the public generally, rs they
IctrrlpIrc3 sell gonls nj small n1sauce for cash,
Ia pun tual customers short timr.
fhcy will krrpon hnnd ht Mi inns Inrer and solcrt
r-~pilmcut al Groceries, 1hry viii rny especial nj.
~aIes al all KINKS ui count produce. By
~ II ut attention. business and deal plea" they
.l' - .hIe lhrra porri"n At pubic rnuonng'
II" highc>t prlrc, puli In Car,iui Ous
NATHAN Q. TALL tfEatU#
JOIN & IANIIlON
+ i will ha p'eescd o my friend, thu nee,
ccruot lHiufcrrn tan iltnu.
.Irc - deei- jOE COLEMAN
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nennLnrLhe Mericnn Lnaurrents.

1t is stated that the Mexican Minister at
Washington has received adyicos of Santa Annals
victory "ver the brgand~, and the execution of
Gen. Moreno, who died brayely.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
relegraphed for the Daily virginian
VI NkkffS.

MARKETS..
NEW loRk, March ~ flour-down
Southern unchanged. Limited business doing,
Nheat-upward aud firm Southern white, -
10. Nirginn, Sizes 96l.
baltimore, March 22-Flour dull-nominal-
~ at Yesterdays prices. White wheat - II 10
- 20, red. - rs 10 81 II. White Corn, ST
Ia -; yellow. = To- S.
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MAR! WAXl-AYVENTION SOL.

WAR! WAR; AEEENTION SOL
w DlhRS OF TIE WAR or lSl2il-BOUNTY
LAND WARRANTS.-The Soldiers OF the War of
1872, their lega ives, call and
get the additional quantity Of Bounty Land coming
them; also, the wild Of the soldiers of the tevolu.
tionary Come one, corr" allthere is enough for
each, enough for al.
Be sure to enquire for the undersigned if you wish
your claims properly nuondei to for have just received
from Head Quarters all the necessary rolls md docu-
nnts establish your claims you have nothing TO
DO but o and get your warrant. Tor which
| viii pay you the high st cash price.
mtri2t. l.. w. GRAY Agent for Claims
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS
No. SPRING 1855. No 12,
Roh gb,ook ayeei. Sycamore sfreef.
MUIR 4 STEVENS.

a rms,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS in China, Glnss
BurtnenHnrc Looking Glusses, Britannia aed Plated
Nnfe. Fancy Goods. &c, corner Of Bollingbrook and
Sycamore streets, Petersburg, Vrginia.
ihe subscribers rseeviug from Europe, Of
then nwn import ton, per ships Isaac Wright, Under
wrFhtrr, W omng Cnnstnnline and Diver, very
largo stock NJ Count, cunpr-ing all articles usually
tound in embellishments Of their ki6d. Among which
frnrh and English China Dinner and Tea sets
s"ne very fine aud ut pattern and style; aso,
W bite Grarite uud Pointed Drune and Tea set..
fren' h aud English Chira White Grnnite Printed
Wilow Marble. tnvihg Blue, Mulberry. Colored
Witc, Granite Lustf.. Marbl. Huminr rcarl Color
al Dip,d and other st,le Of PITCHERS. Basin. and
E"ers, wis. Mugs. { flee and Tea Pots of all dos
iptions.
Gas4 Ware tof all ,tyles.) embracing Gnblet.
Tunllcrs Inc tiln4se., Decanters. SAVERS. Naples
Bowls Cccric-. Pitcher. Salts. Vmernr Peppers
Mu-tards Spoon Glnsar- flnge Bowls, Lamps Flower
and Limp Slnde. Sugars. Colognrs, Isl tors Bottles.
Jurp Tubes. Curtain Pins Cur Plates. Paper Weight.
Syrup Bottles. Candle-tc =, Jnrs, &c.
Look ne Gln-ses-Fine French Plated Mirrors Gill
and Mahogany Fmme do, Swing, Ring and Pocket do.
Brilunniu and PntoI Ware, Tea WI Cufees,
Pitchers, Lamps and Casters.
Stonn Ware oi I'll descriptions; Walters Fancy
Goo Is &C. 10 which they respectfully invite the atten.
ton OF the North Carnnu and Virginia merchants and
the public genera ly. eeng confident tha they pre-
pared % offer great Inducements, both IN quality of
goods aud price They arc determined To sell us low
my house Norlh oi South.
matt d2m MUIR STEVENS
\. u -pnrtrnnr Mt rntnn paid 10 IN xxi, r.
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Colonel Daniel Jenif,ris candidate to reprc
sent the sixth distrc' of Maryland in the mex
Congress
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III or KEN ! wl-ir To ri. ia llnusr aud lot.
siruatei GA irluoIla Hui. mem Mr. sum VI tCorkje
fus-e.-ioa cstn tiny time. frf terms, &c, opply
VI. 7. lnnres ar fny.rt
nrfoO-l2.v JAMES STUART.
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TnF MISSING [. s SuIp ALBANY.-A letter
dated Havana, March II, says:
BY "a recent arrival in port, we have report
which is of importance to those who are interested
in the fntr Of the Albany. A man has peen pick
I'd up near Turks Island. whose shape and di-
men>ions have led tothe belief that ii belonged
toths unfortunate vessel Accurate measures
have been taken of it, aud it may prove a clue
10 the fate Of those we mouth.
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cpIsINI. TRADE 1853


] PtfEEsBuHo, FIRGINIA.-Sprtqg lS55.-A
Tie subscribers respectfully announce 10 The Me, CHI
ant. of Yirginir ANA North Carolina, that |, ey
are Low receiving their supplies fUr the Scissor,
and lher assortment (Which is large md vnred) viii
be complete ina few days.
Their Goois more of which purchased from
.ohbers but from Marnf,turers and Importers, will
compnr, avnrnby, in qualify and prices with those OF
nnv Job ing House in Northern cities.
w beg Ia insure on friends and the public OF he.
novel Efforts part TO deserve their avors and
maintain the reputation Of our house. We invite Merch
nns who going farther Nortf TO mike their Spring
pur, ha.cs emil and examine tho quality and prices of
eood-. maI9 = MAJOR x MOORE
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Collision IN HAMPTON RoADs.-Ihe ship
California Packet, and barqnc' name unknown
came into collision last Monday night III lamp
ton Roads, both sustaining serious injury. AS
sistancc bos been sent them from Norfolk
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7 J" 7 z vi IT u 7 IN
LiVel Complaint. Debility

E<esrt Irr3 J,aaa- lisui-. E-a Leue, .Aevr13fj9.
a-A.rr-,nnI fig, Of t"n5c,td ,'fot - Ltil..ll he
nv: 'th- Il It- hcsa -ffrr.as H.n To -reoto
p,l tauI j't anbi,'y constantly complaining, ho,n
veal u,-> t.ra,ie arr whole stem. She uo" erloy-
hrl,er hculp thao to mi yeus. bring entirely rt1r
ed ly the u.s. "a Hdmn'ogs F,getshe 2"rf"re.'
Diseased Side, Breast Eyes.-EXrmet from II
lrtt.r IRON q i,aes. E,q, Loufnn county Va NJ
Wit has been far yea'- atlt ted with great wee e,-
uaip in the brea,, side md lacb; ainrationf Tho
hsl fechlrnc,- otthc nervous -ys"m - - appetite
anIpIe> ion ~i5v; the .lit al "ye almost gone HE
ofa. 70 y weak am pleased ;ay H0mtHop =
Yinctnrr ia, restored r"rto perfect health Her
ne - goni NV ever lhcv"e
7Catn get rhnnphIet-
Sold hv !. II. SEAN. g. co, Lyme ,fe, SOW ERS
Sco,r-vie;A J. BROWN. Charlotte, rl3r nnd y ali
Druggists t,rnuehpat the }tat". 'ar p dtrl}
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JOUkNEIMEN Carpenters Wnnte :.
u Twenty good Workmsn find employment with
the Subscriber HALLETT 4 MAOE
mar 20-dn
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Important from China-P irdticdi 4ttackS.
letter in the New York Commercial, dated
Canton Jan l2th, SAYS:
The enlistment of Americans in the Imperial
service put stop to by the United States
commissioner, Mr. McLane, who announced his
intention of inihc citing punishment OF years
Imprisonment VA fine of 900 upon any Amer
lean who should accept service under the Chinese
government.
On the Both Of Decrmbcra desperate attack was
made ON IA number of trading iunks lying at
Whampoa, by large fleet of rehel boats and pi.
ratical vessels from outside The iunks were
under convoy of few imperiali-t vessels, which
were by no means in sufficient force to make an
efectual resistance. The fight, however,
unusually obstinate, aud the nnks being in the
midst of the foreign shipping, where they We're
supposed proabnhy to be IN comparative safety,
II great number Of foreign vessels including meu
of war were struck during the action and several
casualties occurred ON board American and En-
cl.h ships. Not the least interference was at
tempted by either the American or English for
ces The affair ended with the capture and plum
der of the junk> and murder of ell on board,
ccpt the ,npn and children, who carried
off.
On the following day the l.iratical boats. lmaoy
of which are in charge of foreign -ailor-,) plum
dered from alongside American vessels several
chop boats laden with car 5rs for said vrssel~.-
They were returned next DAY up Il Il representa-
ton from Captain Abbot that they were American
property.
On the 9Th the rebel forces, with the aid of the
pirates. approached within five miles ofthe iacto-
ries plundered and burned thirty five iunks, and
murdered their crews. They gave notice to the
naval commanders that Canton would he attacked
on the 18th inst.
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Bc,wcc. RuCuMoND aud n. yOKl
Twice a week between
HtLE1NOskE and RICH NOND.
ia STEAMERS
BEI.VIDERE and POCAHONTAS

rfIxf Ihn strnner nttNIpfEf leaves baltimore
ssya~a -4s EVERY SATURDAY afternoon tar Rlrn ID
,eapnr5a len,os Richmond rvny fursph afternoon
Tor Baltimore
iGr focunNft4 le,vrs baltimore every WfpSss
DAY nuetooan Ton Richmond. let rline, lepyes Rel
m4nd every SArrRpAN auettoeu tnr Baltimore.
Smpprr. 10 Btl'narr by thee 'vo Boot-, must have
nhit nd. here o,cy Nnpley aud f,iday uirarl weak
lTDIAA Il WATSON.
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HLAhF TT
PETERSBURG VA.

(l.arcls oi the firm oi Wils Len n Bruwnlcy.)
NJ III give their attention 10 the sal M purchase
V Of all articles al Agricultural Produce, Fatnins
emp emeals, &c,, mud purchase for order and sol ff
coum.sion all ARTICLES Of Groceries Ne. a.; receive
aud rwnrd Goods, and act general Commission
Agents. Jan 3-Isclv
S,PkINli GRADE lS5j.-GEu Is JONES
- CO. Uhoiesolc D,pggias, te.ersburg, Virgina,
hive oceivcd their SPKSG STocK OF Drugs Aedi-
cines. Paints, &c. aud offer for sale
mont embracing al articles in this Inc, suited to
the OF Corulry Merchants Druggists, Physical
and Runners.
Ohte,ning their supdlIe' from Manufactures. and I'm.
porthrs only, they prepared To urnis these good
low any regul,r JohbnR house. tg Orders receive
nlnmn mud rnfclnl nilrnlinn mnr9ts
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nU1NINE.-French. American, German and
" English, heachcd and unbIenched for sale by
GEO. b. JONES & co,
mnr9-ts Petersburg.
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y receive money for rs 'ePt Mr.. Jao. VI. Mile.
aud We sha ucknnwled q other receipts but
and Mr. Juu NJ MilIer's.
mail Its MILLER 4 ELAN
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Rtr,rs ro-Se,hliplaey. csl, ilcnfe I.0-ab>, 80,
Dasil L. Spetre4 - Lyac, hue. Nrffria#
nni6.InHn
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HubcI ~ f'S"AA.- ~ nAneh Ns'hsn Y iise
dkson fesfjng loo Prospect stree, sod sbost IL
years M. IN ..,to.. 10 a.. ,,,.t .,~1s., AN,
. ~. - !. - - :.
'oN 'p""' ~ n@''' '"'s' YESTERDAY hsp
pears be bad commenced work Ia the morning fyy
fts, lime ana r,W not ~ -, "a t o.. ,rl, ,n.f h..
y,
IN ths fvning short tims beo4e The hands quit vyrA
he vent ,o grs an .,.g,l - a. - An. ,...i. -
m.ebtn. a.. - ,.nst. =, az. "a T. ,~ss.s-
sish ~ s.A Hftifsa Atssh riih ssss fro-
ihsf We b lev on hs teia tAs lr' arm vss bfsAsn
In itur places h~vssl tho shouitsr And wsi his sgui
Der nnd ciaf bons cru,b~ bs.iss receiving u,sfnsi
hlasiss. lie tsksn " hls reIarues ~ oresf Cfs
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Tbs Nuws4sis Ht@ansga - its yrh ait. aAysI-nS~
lat ftfess o. ~ MsAto1 - ftss s aaesl rsssfns of s
n essbies 10 Wiz ss1 base tesn fs~sirsA ssa ass
Hossynof l.Ysty. y 'ftt-eis@ W il2 pssfslry ~v~r
taiss B,sAfd 10 uDsfsfecE tAst In shis f,yslsx H.
ffsIfsa ~ g@isy ~ bsfssys 10 Ns4t~>1A ov,ussy
u lnelsSst W. re ils as3s ths csfr~p; reSssi
kasing ssfte' psosans o4 fscns She ssAtsss~rs.
tee p<AifI e,sb. csllsa Live OAK Cab No a =
bss hsn csanAfsl ir Alsaay. The se.lsvisv ass tb~
ocsrss, .~ffsss&ers. a. e. r.xs, Hs<f~ssry w 4. VA
fsB, Trtsssssv N~sfs fSEss.t. . lave 0~k CAB ~
l. N saH efxssanea n ss- iotN lx~s v~~s
Thos Sg~ersF, Ffss4Se1s a the Encv syshsx rAss
Cov nel - Nhso hss 60 - st~sisl ~ix q shs evan
~ - ihs Furn*s = eetsi*ersnr fks xtesi qs~s'es.
nrv o. .s~s b~tyts 'ns Arssless -~~fi 81 sfsrs'ax
sess ws~aSts 80 msy ss.i s.sssrs tvs A@-sE~z -.
Ngst'i.
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The company, consisting OF about 1--WE hundred per
81 least, half OF whom ladies entered the
oanquet,pg room Of 10 O'Clock where ,h,y found the
tables spread with all the Injuries and deoacies Of the
season Hon. George Briggs presided and when the
good things before the company had been thoroughly
discussed he rose and spote AZ follovs,--
LAD1S AND GEsTNES-Wth this entertainment your
number Of the thirteen original states II Union
doubt not you will find qu,e appropriate 10 tins
sion which has convened here tonight 70 celebrate
me triumph OF the American party In state.
And indeed ladies AID gentlemen, VIZ have great
cslse ior songratulatng Ourselves thigorous
copish thus much under The disadvantage of recent
oigsnyaiion, how bright and encouraging s the pros
ee' before us o. obtaining brilliant victory the next
great Presidential contest. Applause And why not
triumph Our cause Il just and should prevail, be-
its principles hssed upon the constitution Of
our country and wise teachings Of the Immortal Washing
top which, you ali know stonsl sectional
IN their aims aud tendsnes securing the rights of each
ndesety state In the conedcracy the regulation q their
rtpecnye rNiuiionr, whether ~ re slavery 9r other
wne. ladies' avail 1yisfo this occasion u say that
t. you the members Of the American Union Club
Ninth ward incebted for contributing rely 10 our
success in tbat waid fAppAuse.J You chs cred us
~ our duty BY your presence al weekly meetings
he result was, candidates elected by large
ss vel Eel proud q x. sah s Ss ws
and dsbAnty ray our ers res that the Ninth
ward asebasiopol thai canno. BE- taken cloud chsers
never knew cause 10 fail when tie ladies u
ny interested themselves In IT. behalf and do most
earnestly invoke continuance Of your aid In the great
woiA Regeneration before us and with your opera
iinn most assuredy will the American flag wave TRAM.
pbSpt in 1855 over the whole Union with lhonts Of vic
,oiy Tor country redesmed from mirule. (App4u-e
l5niet ard gtnutusn before proceeding 20 present the
e. sniiments hold In my hand, Mr. Smith, PRECEDENT 81
II Ninth Ward Club vii read letters q apology from
several gentlemen who are unavoiiably absent
hr. SMrr then read letters from Hon Thomas n.
whitney, W. W Fulk Henry 7. Gardner, Abfsu Wake
mar, ard others.
a.
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OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.


WITHDRAWAL OF yR. cAMPBELL-A RALLY PoR
BAEKs-PRosrgcTs OF FULLER-sLfM CHANCE
FOR ANYB0DY-APPoNTMENTs BEFORE THE 81
EATT-0EN. CAss OUT OF THE PRESIDENTIAL RfN0,
ETC.
WASHINGTON. Dee. I, 1885.
The announcement made by Mr.. Campbell to-day Of
the withdrawal Of his . candidate for Speaker,
after the second ballot created intense excitement
snd II time before order could be restored.
The universal expression OF opinion by members was,
"Ths win decide the queaton.n But they just
much in the dark before. There win be despe
rate effort made for Banks 10 morrow, but inclined
TO think without success fuer's friends refusing TO
support him, owing, they slege TO his conRection
with Rockwell. He viii, Notwithstanding, run up to
ninety votes.
understand there scheme foot 70 elect Fuller
a portion OF the administration members intimating
that they viii support him believing him sound the
Kansas question and that the committee viii be
s.ruc'ed In . manner perfectly satisfactory 10 them.
In mmediaely after convening the Senate to-day they
went into Executive Session to act on some appoint
ents sent In by the President. The following are
of them dunlop and Nerrick, Judges Of the District
Court Of this district Blake Commissioner Of Public
Buildings. Seaman, Superintendent Of Public Printing;
latham Collector Of the Port Of San Francisco together
with quite batch Of unimporsnt appointments
Mr.. Chapman delegate frors Nebrssks, arrived this
evening with his certificate election from Governor
lizard.
General cass, am cscdtly iaforned this evening" hAs
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f0yr VI. Tny wfsrRr--" The conrre n fruc
love rfstr cla fsn suosh. ycun ninisiss a;.Aehs
- an CH gsbos rfrsby'efan church ta elsy hAs ~
ssrf fns fss, bssn f&yins A0 htfessss - isfy "
.sal,b wtn rttsees IN Nifgss sbs an5err'an1 hss
bs.n cvgrssi, Ter ffss asirsgw bsing fosS 90 The
rrfia4a corSfcgNten hsxfc n ths ln's 1 nsASh Apd
= nsFfirg = fbs retiss~ pftgfs gNcfft - eshsf
n ale fhs' spsT rts sctsifsfsfHu. Ths raA~ - fs
sIureh ~ hAddingK isls.sr ~ nsfty ~ih fir9rf.t
YsufE wss ponssa cat " ~ sgtsg srA ~ thra
slaf 20 lyr VI ioFe M bsf*~ - esnnrASsl 49, Tbs
Z. ts.y sssy rstass ts.~ss'l1n dsfffsnsess z fsiyn
81 ttse4 IN ths sharsh sttK ~.b ~ s1lsry sna eng
" her - ybcm. ~ to35t hs beaFts bsst srsgsA1aA
ssrs tsvn girss, -FhNsfd.as1 Lri.r.
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AHnEsT oy AZ ALLgsgp rUorrivg.
NaMa hY Will.

During ibe preseu, ear shsrs hss been so al tbs city
sgsney - Bangor Ne, un0er tie Tfpyi.ynt ~ tLs Ffo
hihi'pfy law ts3 gallons a hJuor 'or " snsicsrai pr
rt.s vhieh sbogi bur gali1ns ss,h % every msis
adult, ts,aisllsfs iEelgssi "a The city,
A. IIsvrt ~ Grase tie go Inst Gre hrois "a, -
a hsus buIlsitg, o>cupAst ~ eolgss3 'asauy ami
rhiH sbout eigAt yeAff a sgs fershs9 IN ifa rAHss
The slref rnemters "A the family hal ToDs - church,
situ loclfg W The hous. Ard s.fins 10 .sA issre
akin.
4 ulssting he'd IN Fehmona IN ue yfh inst as
which cot8ntes wnr argains4 10 felpest iAn bgreY
nor. - he several faaisrn Nant hDgtres'sfu tktfs
"a slteag the hogissb IeuvFpton tefsHaAT A. ihai
tLey bs rsauesei - aYpsini a 6serat from hit
sa,stA stsss. ard fa All committee are seflls4 70
qussfsd H. lns.f. Tho appointment = 3siezAfitn ~ ~
(1efds n TfAhe in vas9ua @1t'tern an ~ywtves
TEN eliss snl ;guns sna zach msffbsoia AMI osisf
sitg.ps - 10 tLs JGsgnsni IL n1lliss -saA b
l1drloes u invite. Tbe CHssstian 4 70 a.bss la
fiel snoea "a tLs 9th a JaSssry bsKl
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Smith Of Ala Harvey, Nichols, Oliver, Foster Bocock
each one.
Mr.. CAMPBELL with the indulgence of the House. said
the country is looking our proceedings with deep
anxiety and every member is ready to acknowledge the
Importance Of q speedy organization We have now
been voting FIVE days Tweniy-three votes have
been taken. l find I have, through the psrtiali-
ty Of friends, received in six of them higher
number than any other candidate, and in all greater
number than any candidate in opposition TO the admnis
for NV friends to sncoeed unless can perform one Of
two conditions, namely :--Repudiste my well known prn
cipes on slavery and Amercanisrn, or, In some way,
directly indirectly make pledges to the organiza
ton Of committees which would amount to sacrifice of
my self respect, and make me- in my judgment ft
object for public contempt Under these circums ss
and feeling that the interests Of the country require
early organization and regarding these interests para
mount to every other confederation, withdraw my name
canddate and in taking my seat desire express
70 my friends who have shown much fidelity, my SIN
cese gratitude and to my political opponents, who have
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KNOW NOTHING FESTIVAL.
Grand Banquet Of the Ninth Ward
American Club.
CELEBRATION OF THE VICTORY IN Sgw YORK
THE NINTH WARD LADIES IN ARMS.
Patriotic Speeches, Eloquent Toasts, Brillias,
POIkas,
&C., de-, 60.

The Ntrth Ward Nxt:onal American CI.sb celebrated
the victory of the American party in this Ststc last
LING BY grand baDque. al Nibcs to which several Of
The most dstinguishec Of the party weI. invited
though but few able y be present The
cne OF the deepest interest as IL foreshadoyed to
considerable sztcnt the operations Of the Arscrican
party for the approaching Presidential campaign, The
following circular expians fully the objects u The
celebrauon:--
NATIONAL AMERICAN Club
GRAhD BANQUET
sIbLo,s.
on FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7, 1855.
! VICTORY Of TnE ''lI HMsRIcas !, Az PARTY /
IN THE STATE
8 COMMITTEE ARRANGEMENT.
ss,Dry ta,r'ns'oo, FSss Z + SaIpsner, r \ pison
James 4. Brown / Rs%S%eaa % a. 4 il bosart. s1s'''
Sossp4 rliee Srsnss s'ss'si Bis / L J. J. sys. Gss
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s. D. wilson ' ~LsnKr % SMITH, Pfi% Chairman Ia r1.s
JAMES A. Buows, Treasurer
The bsnquetting room was tsstefuly decorated with
the American nag which hung In fstoons from the
ceiling and rAmened the walls. At the head of the
table, Immediately behind the Presidents chair was the
word -
in gigantic letters, painted white on red ground
hile the end OF the table American eagle was dis
played, his head the following significant in.
ecIiption -
I san INpkIEsDFNT
In other parts Of the were suspended transpa.
rencies on which were inscribed the following -
WE KNOW NOTHING
oUR COUNTRY.
GOD AND IiBkRIy.
COUNTRY
YOUR COD.
I uoIu eIiIsES
pArKsyss
TIN DARK LANTERN
LIGHT.
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TnrR DENoCnACY.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-08

ALLEGED DISHONESTY or A DOMESTIC.
Margaret Moore, rerTan, Ia the family ~ Mr. James.
residing in BROOKLYN yesterday arrested BY police.
Farley, Of the Fout,ecn,h ward at pa~nbrokers
shop, whore she Offering 10 tledyc a diamond ring
aud other jevery 20 the value In ali ~ sig5 Witch Il
alleged sbs stole from the house ~ her yloyeT she
taken beoIe Justice Brennan who locked her up 9r
examination.
rousD coscFALEn.
named Charles r. stewart was yesterday foua8
eoneeaed in the house of Mrs. strock No ITO ~
ancsy street which he had entered charged tho
purpose theft He before Justice Hscnnan
and committed 70 prison.
ARREST or A SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER
For time past a dashing young frilo~ gcnulne
unfer rather Suspicious circuns;anee And such a.
lid V the belief tbs, be pursuing nsariou.
business. Yesterday he v.s arrested whiie loungng
about the tt.amer George las and being aeerchsd ~
The officers, HcIhefsOn And ale ~ the rps
pack 81 playing cAtas, sheet ~ hair dye bilit
epreentng 81 pieoes ot Canforns eeinsg. ani cheek
(suppoNsd TO b. spuflous for $50 tho Bank Ae1
YoTk, signed by j. r. Lambert A Coz were f0ani upon
him. lie gave b, John " Glade, and NJ, being
able 10 give sA Aetory account n him sr locked
up by Justice Connolly ~ examination.
ARREAT oY Az ALLEGED ru0Irivg.
John MeQaAde fugitive from rsnnsylvaEis, who're
he is wanted % chsrge a burglary, and, aio
for an assault ufon ofcsf vho attempting
hun 4; TAncnstsr yesterday captured By police
man Nss,srson and sent IN irons " Lancaster
qubon had been made by the Governor n rcnnsyivAaA
for him.
sTAEBrsg AyyRsY.
Edward ". Cullen ARRESTED ia's On H4urf AZ
night charged With having fatbft John hash II 10. -
oliver street, -biis qeArreIiiny With him pgrisr
~. faes Att severe but 4. not csnsiisre dangerous.
The prisoner YES licked up or snanlfA'sos.