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INTERESTING To PURCHASERS OF FINE WATCHES
William Dixons, London, and Jules Jurgensens Copen.
hagen WATCHES Eugene Breguet's NICKEL WATCH
CLARK'S BALTIMORE WATCHES, the best Time Keep
ers for sale by GABRIEL D. CLARK, corner Of Calver
and Water streets Importer Of Fine Watches Jewery Gold
Chains Silver and Plated Ware Lecoultres Swiss Razors
and Strop Cold Silver and Steel Spectacles to suit al
ages New goods now in store Purchasers will pleaseca
Notice-store CORNER CALVERT AND WATER SIS
Baltimore aplet
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j. LIPP Co., GENTLEMEN's CLOTHING AND
FURNISHING STORE of Baltimore and Paca streets,
has always hand well selected stock CLOTHS CAS-
IMERES AND VESTINGS. Also a full assortment of
MADE CLOTHING. Particular attention paid to CUSTOM
WoRK-Our customers guaranteed FULL VALUE for their
money, system being ONE PRICE s253m
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Arr 6G00s.

4rT GOODS.
JOSEPH BICKERTON & CO.,
1873 BALTIMORE STREET,
IMPORTERS,
MANUFA CTURERS,
AND
AIRS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
CLoAKs,
MANTILLAs,
sHAwLs,
AND
LADIES' GARMENTS.
OFALL
DESCRIPTIONS,
KEEP
CONSTANTLY ON HAND
THE
LARGEST
BEST.
CHEAPEST
STOCK OF THE ABOVE NAMED GOODS
THE CITY.
s26tfr JOSEPH BICKERTON &c0.
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODSl
wRorH FULLERTON,
prepared to offer their Fall Stock of Gocd EN-
slL RsE e k @60n and by the yard,
EMBR6IpER aTFESs'
i'oS GhIEoSHfEs,
TABLE BAMAsKs,
BLANKETS, &c, &c
a Oea"'0i c ana o yGIl < ss' Set stOek;of
Al Of which they will offer at lowest market prices
SPLENDID
STOCK OF FALL Dress GOODS!
SPLENDID
STOCK OF FALL DRESS GOODsll
SPLENDID
STOCK OF FALL DRESS GOODSlI
GEO. H. HAIG,
1913 BALTIMORE STREET,
BETWEEN CALVERT AND SOUTH STREETS,
Opposite the American Office
Just received the very choicest stock of
LADIES' FALL DRESS GOODS
In this market, embracing splendid assortment Of
Plain and Figured
RICH SILK GOODS,
Plain and Fancy
MERIN0ES, CASHMERES,
and general assortment of Dress Goods of medium and
extra fine quality.
ALSO,
The most extensive and rarest stock of
DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS
in this city, just imported
LADIES' CLOAKS,
In Cloth Silk, and Velvet reat varsity and thorough
assortment OF
HOSIERY, SHIRTS, DRAWERS AND GLOVES,
For Ladies and Gentlemen for se figures deying
petition by wholesale or retail s2otfr
a. LOAKS.
" FALL 4 ANP T Y E6EFt gEoAKs,
Begs leave to inform ladies Of baltimore that his
FALL AND WIN WINTER cLoAKs
NOW Ready
BALTmoRE-cLoAkA AS SfS MANT1LLA STORE,
,o, 22S Baltimore street,
sl3.t corner of Charles.
HAMILTON EASTER 4 CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
ENGLISHACONTINENTALA D.AMERICAN
DRY GOODS,
Nos 100, POI and 2O3 BALTIMORE STREET,
| BALTIMORE,
are now Offering their usual range Of Foreign and Do
'-''''' ''''', 4 iDt5s T " Trade,
FIVE SI qnf s rs M part art o. Of op
BRITISH, FREl 81 A iifp G fffH FABRICS,
Em6rasng 81 and SMs !4PSRaAnloN
AliGoiig si'H BACK Iet GR6s sN 81 fRiHRNiEs
French and Hng dis ME II Grey mixtures
In all the new and fashionable styles
Irish Linens sheenfs b Am Table Cloth.
Napkins. Linen Hanke CHIEFS
Cambrcs, Jaco3es wss Musiins' HsnsooSs, &c.
Bombaines M4G ipaeas G9oRS uerino,
Cashmere dE0o'si & GSR' REEsso'r'' sof rin0' &c
D0SEEsTIi t5e GN !PT f MP ; TsaF IN
at the LOWEST @ rPl{0S % PRICES
5s aasS ~ ~ M3o=Es4 Ii AND RETAIL.
R0BERT B. BROWN & CO, '''A'- '"OA'
FOREIGN mAS TRGEFTiT TEEE5 EF B22limOre
rorJAA BARKL1E,s 1IE EiEi
WIT Il pYSE4TH SPTR RR COS kH h
DrJ T GFE c K6GSSSEDY's nUsLiNs. Of Belfast
BURLAPSS' co1vo c,,r,sa
n.y. OpDEpS prCUrvrD ma P1A ,Id GAN ass; sc
IiTS Inv - NNc0Elf Hp ~ laiI UNI LINENS, ~ y
55 Linen FA ah5 Paper f Fa6sa pe assortment just
ie,tf No 20 p,,t,,n.rI E MA, NAM, ca,
$ 5s;' s:''''' ali Styles the ,.j gi: 4'
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THE DECREASE OF SHIPMENTS IN CALIFORNIA GOLD.
The large falling off in the exports of gold from
California will produce feeling of distrust in the
bonndlessness Of the resources of the Pacific State
Up to September lst this falling off was 1921 26S
from previous years exports, giving, as basis of
estimate, the of Sc 900, 900 as the probable de-
crease of the whole year. Such decrease cannot
fail of commanding attention.
The San Francisco Bulletin, of September LIST, re-
fers to the subject and accounts for the apparent
secession of the gold product by declaring that the
deficit in the returns is more than compensated by
the accumulation of gold in the hands of CONNER
cial and proc ucng men. 1t says:
"The money formerly sent to the Atlantic States
and Europe, to purchase such articles, goes to
our own people, who are gradually becoming pro-
ducers and manufacturers. The present year is an
extraordinary one in this respect, and probably
some millions of dollars will be paid to our people
for manufactured articles and farm products, which
last year even had to be imported. Our merchan-
disc exports, also, wonderfully increased this
vear-an excess of SO 000, 900 last year being
probably moderate estimate; and every dollars
worth of grain, lumber, wool, or other article of
domestic production exported, accomplishes the
object of retaining so much gold in the country
From these facts it is evident that money is now
accumulating in California with unexampled rapid
ity, and there is prospect that such will not be
the case for long time
This opinion would seem to find confirmation in
the financial report of the last steamer, "that mer-
chandise to the value of over 81 roo 900 has gone
forward as exports-over 81 200, 900 of which was
in agricultural products
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JOSEPH HARRIS,
MERCHANT TAILOR
The firm Of DULANY HARRIS having been dissolved by
mutual consent, July 49, 1850, JOSEPH HARRIS would
respectfully inform his friends and the public that he has
taken store,
No. 81 NORTH HOWARD STREET,
Third door above Lexington street, east side.
select assortment of fine FRENCH CLOTHS, CASSI-
MERS AND VESTINGS, of all coors and Styles for the
Fall and Winter Having secured the services ola
Practical Gutter all goods sold will be made in style of
neatness and taste that cannot be exceied.
R- GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
A call is res pectfully solicited s22-tO7
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1T is NOT A DYE
Non DOES 1T s, W THE SKIN.
No InrOdHct,,, Needed.
NEW YORK, April IL, 1858.
W. f. HAGAN, EsQ-Dear Sir: About five months since
bought two bottles your Hair Coloring, and
srous Of obtaining and would inquire where may
he found here Ny hair when quite young, turned gray
Ihare uSsd number o? articles for the purpose Of reStOriRg
it, but did not succeed until obtained this, uhich has pro-
duced the desired effect have been requested by number
OF my friends (among them several LADIES' to procure it if
possible much pleased with it, for it has made great
Improvement in my personal appearance By answering
this you will much oblige,
Yours, very respectfully,
II. c. GOODRICH,
Steamer Bridgeport Peck Slip, New York.
n- Price 80 cents per iboe. For sale by s. S. HANCE
los Baltimore street. W. E. HAGAN CO., Propretors
Troy, N. Y. dl5-eoly
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WESLEY RICHARDS AND MOORE g. HARRIS
BIRD AND DUCK GUNS.
MERRILL, THOMAS &1CO.,
s19-tf 239 Baltimore street.

100 Cox l. Co., 100
FASHIONAB HAT EMPORIUM,
No 100 Baltimore street. near st. Paul.
The latest style dress HATS always on hand. Aso Soft
Ere nch Hats, Caps, Sc. sl3lm
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GEORGE WILLIAM DROWN

1hoh"E WILLIAM BROMN.
FOR CITY COUNCIL.
Yards First Branch. Second Branch,
Jacob Yeislev -
2-GeO w Wolfe William Dean.
"; nollc'
S'-S CaI 0 MyerS 1,s; Jesse Marden
5.-DaYid +. Thomas, Sr, ! To-. d coo-r. O.
6.-George s. Banded. Jas D. "eofse' 81
John Bngiano
S-John J. Staylor, of Henry. John W. Wilson.
lI rs % =. III Francis W Alrcls
!O.-John spear Nichoias
IL wyatt Blanchard, Decatur TT Miller
12.-Chas. E. Phelps. De'"t"i H. Niie''
13.-John c. Blackburn, (cbos RoLor
l4.-Henry W. Drakeley. ChaS' D. BAKER.
l5.-SOlomon Allen.
16.-Hannibal II. Chase. joseph Robb.
Io'-gohn A. r. Dixon, VIM Swinde1
1o'-Jesse - nay
dS-Johh H. e8hyer, Asa Uirgirs
20.-HCZekiah Crout. zAs" iiSs'iS'
r. MICkLE Chairman
RoBT. R KIRKLAND, Secretary
William Hunt Frederick r Nova.
I e Medicines ri,arIan n U-.taLI
- ~ DI:' N""'iTS F. " etieieu,
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LADD, WEBSTER & Co.'s
TIC HTS IT Gu
S Vim C III a C HIN S,

S e " I " G. III a C II " IS,
FOR FAMILIES AND MANUFACTURERS
No l3l BALTIMORE STREET,
s2ln Between Calvert and South streets.
LADIES' FANCY FURs
Sable Capes, MuTs and CufTsl
Mink Sable Capes Muffs and Cuffs
Fitch Capes, MuiIs and CuGsl
Siberian Squirrel Capes, Muffs and Cuffs
Together with large assortment Of Chilrens
and other Fancy FURS.
Also, Ladies', Misses and Chdrens Fancy HATS and
CAPS,
To be had at OUAIL,S
s2G 3m No 293 Pratt street. near Hanover
FALL STYLE OF HATS, 1860,
Are now ready together with SOFT HATS, OF various
patterns and colors, at QUAILS.
No 2aS Pratt street
s2j3m Hanover.
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FA H 3 f HA M Pc RI U N,
No. 100 Baltimore street, near st. Paul.
The latest style dress HATS always on hand Also Soft
French Hats, Caps &c slS I'm
CHINESE MosQUITo TApERs
These Tapers in burning give off pleasant odor, and
although perfectly harmless to the human family, it is
emely repusive to the Mosquito tribe much so that
they will
IMMEDIATELY LEAVE ANY APARTMENT
if possible do and if the be
to admit of their egres they will be destroy
all disposition to sIyG rendering them inof
fensive for the night.
n. HYNSON JENNINGS Il CO.,
sl9tA No. SO N. Charles street, Baltimore.
NoTCE.-lF YOU DESIRE HANDSOME FITTING
Coat PANTS VEST made order, the manner or
READYMADE CLOTHING OF the latest style and work.
manship and thoroughly sponged, call at G. Mex TEAL
No so West Baltimore street. northeast Frederick
where may be found large assortment of Cloths Cass
and vesngs Of the latest and approved pat
terms.
DR.. FIsHBLATT
Can be consulted all Chronic Affections as well as all
Diseases of Imprudence, of whatever character which
may he declared ncuabe by other physicians, he engages
to make immediate cureof From his lengthy practice in
the science of Medicine he is enabled himself
public the only in Baltimore capable of aordng
speedy relief
N B-Letters addressed to DR.. Fishblatt at his Office
No Rechabite Hail. Fayette between Frederick
Gay, will receive immediate attention. scott
COUNTRY HAMS.
A lot of the "DoRsEYo Hams, from Elkrdge Connois-
seurs in the article please call at
Al HAMPsON's,
auq-u 81 n. Charles
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SAD AND FATAL CASUALTY IN FREDERICK Cry
A most melancholy accident happened in this city
about noon on Thursday last which resulted in the
almost instantaneous death of bright and ntell
gent little girl, aged years, daughter of Mrs.
Catharne Lease, and d-daughter of Mr.. VIM
Lease, residing at the North end of Market street.
IL seems that the child and playmate had gone
into the smoke house on the premises, into which
the rear of bake-oven projected, and in course of
their amusement, the deceased was pulling piece
OF carpetng from the top of the oven, in the folds
of which old fint-lock horse-pistol was wrap
ped when the pistol was accidentally discharged.
The load, consisting of buck shot was fired down
wards and lodged in the chin and throat of the
child, iniicting frightu wound and causing al
most instant DEATH The pistol bad been placed
there after the John Brown panic as a useless and
therefore harmless weapon Frederick Examiner
Sept. 26.
Mr.. FoRREsr.-The New York Herald thus con-
cludes a long article on Edwin Forrest: $50 MIR.
Forrest has given the freshest and most agreea-
ble sensation of the day. 1t is not likely to die
ont very soon, either. We understand that he is
engaged for three hundred nights, and receives
five hundred dollars per night. This engagement
will be finished in about year and half, so that
Mr.. Forrest will enjoy clear income of one hun
dred thousand dollars per annum-a pleasant ad
mixture of the bank note and the laurel. And
when he finally retires from the scene OF bis pre-
sent triumphs, we should not be at all surprised if
some sensation constituency in the city OF Phila-
dephia should take bin up and send him to Con-
gress, to give the Hoosers and eaters some
idea Of good language and good manners. They
might, indeed, have done great deal worse"
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My Shirt Department is under my INDIVIDUAL super
vision, and
MEASURES TAKEN
with that accuracy that ensures the
MOST PERFECT FIT
My stock of Fall Goods is now
COMPLETE AND ATTRACTIVE,
having been selected from the first Fail imporaon which
always the choicest of the season.
81 magnificent assortment of
STITCHED SHIRT FRONTS
NOW OPEN.
s6-f W. F. OWENS.
CHILLINGswoRTH' PALE SHERRY.
4 few dozen of this celebrated Wine, direct importation
or sale by A. j. HAMPSON,
auI5ectf 81 North Charles street.
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~ ,@IEh. FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VA,
rsEEss9EzEs.1zAiAND LANDINGS on RAPPAHANNOCk

RIVER
The Maryland and Virginia Steamboat Company's steam
er WM SELDEN, Capt. W. 3. krW2n, will resume her
route 70 the ah9ye PLACES leaving Baltim0re from her
w Ii +, FOOT OF SOUTH STR f 4,
TUESDAY, Feb. l4th, 1862 at O'clock P II. Returning
will leave Fredericksburg FRIDAY MORN Ne, Feb. lIth,
o'clock, for Baltimore, stopping, going and returning,
at all of the usual Landings the river land freight and
passengers.
~ Freight Of every description received Monday
Tuesday, to the hour of sailing
- Blank Bills of LainE, of tie form used be had by
applying at her office, foot Of South street
So Through freight promptly attended to- Charges paid
and forwarded with dispatch.
For information, freight passage (having excellent
State Room and berth accommodations apply to
TIIOS CLYDE, President
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(Os on board the Boat)
Agents in f edericl sburg-ADANS Il FRENCH
P. S.-The SELDEN will continue the above days
DREsERyING FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

REALLY SEIF-SEAIING JAR OR CAN.
MORRETTS PATENT
CLOSED ENTIRELY BY ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE,
doing away with CEMENT. SCREWS, STRAPS, or BANDS
aud making It IMPOSSIBLE for the Fruit to FERMENr
and consequently po and sold at MUCiFLOW Err PRICES
THAN ANY OIlE being only $40 for Pints, and $l75
for quarts dozen, either tin glass Nothing be
MORE SIMPLE than their management and nothing
Call the principle and operation them
PARIS CHINA HALL,
Irnnr tNn.tr lnnrI lharlHs
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N DETERMINING TO CONTIN THE
(Whoesae and Retail branches Of my business, have
replaced my old with entirely goods, and
selling them at unusually low prices. Everything
WANTED can be found here, from the RICHEST to the
VERY C0MMONEST.
Arthurs and Willoughbys Top and other jars or
sale. -
je5 tfr q. PRESTON PARR.
g HOW SEES
~ OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Manufactured, and an assortment always hand,
and for sale by
JOHN MAYER,
mV3-tfr on ACCLEJLAN's ALLEy
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MlLlTARY.

fiIry GREHADIERs THE MEMBERS AND EX.xEN.
~ hers the above company rquesed 70 assemble at
he Armory MERCER House i1s O'Clock NJ this day in
citizens drs 20 nav trbs Of respect ~ LATE
.eened friend, James Ncs;uirs. b. order Of
Pa. po~rxr Orderly Sergeant - o'''A"
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1STH WARD.
10 AT primary election held Wednesday evening he
c.mber ~ 1850 TO the call OF the General Commit
Tsmnany Hall, the following ticket having received
the highest number Of votes duly elected
GENERAL COMMITTEE.
John Il Briggs, Gilbert N. Plat, Farrell Riley,
y. Buerworth Oliver Hebberd, Andrew VI attbews
John T. Holman,
NES's
Robt. - Iutchings, WIN. &. o'Brien Thomas Manson,
Eugen. parnin Dennis Brennan, George McGIatb.
samuel Cheshire
vsRD co~sIrrRr
Haw,ey ~ Clapp, Philip Farley, John Baker,
ohm ~ Bradley, John Mott, John " Finley
VIM. NoMurrsy, Edward Ianning, Daniel Murray,
Patrit fiuecn, John Kelly, Daniel Mel,
Frederick busch, Frederick Jung. VIM y. Gelst1n,
Isaac Bell Ir, Henry Matthews, Jnseph H1ggert,
Jas v. Nicholson, Divine NJ Coles Michael cassidy,
Morris y Powers. Thee. Ncppnough, james Riley,
WIN. giefaty William Hodges Timothy Ganay.
WIN Ncoiauc John Nesbt Lawrence Riley,
y 1. Nuter, ir, John AcEwsn, John Reeves.
John A Anthem. John 4. Fisher, Nicholas Moore,
John MChlsg Harris Wines Jr, John killsen.
Philip Schen. Thomas Tiern.y. owen pannhus.
q. Gn.ifroy Gunlhor, Vim. Ntrmann, Alfred William.
Nm. r. curtis, Michael IuOnan, John r. Gay,
Peer gray. James salmon, John Riley.
James Thompson. Martin kayenny, John Van rel.,
Frederick Drse, William Herman, John Clark.
Robsrl Enuever Hiram Williams Mich ael Brady
Edward HarTeuner, Patrick Fitzpatrick, fhuuas Riley,
Auyu~t Sihhcrns, Patrick NcNans Michael Coffee,
tohn iI Riley. John Haywood, Michael Dpn0h0e,
ratrirk Mcpueian, william sheridan.
ww = n'BRIriy INSPECTORS.
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1OTH wARD.-WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, INSPECT
10 the Primary Election held pursuant 20 the call
the Democratic Republican General Committee of Tam
many Hail. the 18th day OF December 1860 between the
six and eight O'Clock H. W. at the of Patrick
Prnty Of Twenty second street and Third
do hereby certify that the named The following
ticket duly elected by go majority
DEMOCRATIC RrPuBrIcsS GENERAL COMMITTEE
James Irving. C.Godfrey Gunther Michael Loonan,
Fred'k j. Vuliec Henry II. Condor, John j. Bradley.
Edward Cooper.
xFN's GENERAL cOxyrrrrr.
George NcGrath John Dolan, Thomas Hulnn.
Eugene Duran Patrick McManus, Thomas Manson
John I. Gay,
COMMITTEE
Fred l.. Nultee IT. Thomas Tenary, James TraynOr,
Patrick Printy, James Irving, Francis BAKER,
Denis Brennan, Eugene Duran, John X. Finley.
Morrica y. Powers, John j. Bradley, Patrick NcManas,
Felix Duffy August Belmont AndrewJ. Matthews,
Michael Fnegan, Frederick Burch, Morrice Daily,
James H. Nicholson. Robert Enever, Edward Hanning,
John Baker, samuel Chessar, s;ustavus Sibbins,
Morrice sullivan, John Tucker, Christopher Calvin
Patrick McKeon, Terence Costello, Robert Foster,
M-tirath William Kelly. John III. Starin,
Oliver 8 Hbbard, John Carr, Forbes Holland,
David Kehoe, John A. Thompson, Thomas 4. Bancker,
John RELY, Michael Ryan William NcCnth
Nicholas dowen, Farrell Reilly. Bartholow Conners
John T. Gay, RobertT Hutchings Adam Hubschmitt,
Daniel hurry, Thomas Cowen Michael Reeves
James Nc,;cvern, Isaac Bell Jr., Patrick Laddy
Daniel oNeil Nicholas Farmer William ~ DonneL
Peter tray, Edward Mariner. Arthur McnOhan,
John kcegan, lanes Thompson, Philip schen
John Calvin, Hugh Brutnn, William Taylor.
Hawley II, clapp, Henry Matthew'S, Aud schenernaEn.
Thomas Manson,
u
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NATRIMONIALs.

A oENTIEwtN WISHES To WAKE THE ACoJAfNT
N sne 81 ary possessing youth beauty and sincerity
Al rte tr~ai-i IN ~ -riclss srhdsnoe Aadess flAto
tvls as Herei orce
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w Brcadway, corner Of rvslfth STREET.
CONDUCTED ON TIE EUROPEAN PLAN
his and elegant marble building having bscu fur-
nahed hrsushoui IN The most SUPER style nov opsn tor
NE accommodation of Every 0ccv Supplied win
Bot and cold water bahia clost &C. Meals served IN tha
Ladies Ordinary 81 al sent 70 the rooms without
entru ehAr9e single moderate prices
II. H. BENNETT, Proprietor.
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JtTE WARD.-rkMMANy HuIA-AT A PRIMARY
| election held on "Wednesday evening, the 18Th inst,
recommendation OF the Democratic Republican General Com
,i,tee - Tammany Hail. the following ticket duly
4
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: M wARD-AT AN ELECTION HELD AT l15 MADI.
1 son street. Wednesday evening, Dec a, between the
hours al and = the following ticket duly elected:
GENERAL cowxirrIk ron ls6l
William NJ Tweed, Isaiah Rynders,
Oswald ottandorfer Ihos. ". Adams,
Patrick Keenan, Alfred Palmer.
YOUNG HsSS SFSsRAu COMMITS
Henry Close JACOB r. .aenuns,
Richard ki,nmons, John horr
James NJ Bailsy Michael cayte
WAR; cosNTrrrr
T.. y shandey and others
JACOB D.. VALENTINE.
AUGUSTUS OLIVER, inspectors.
.JDHS FORD
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Ara LORDS LECTURES
DI rhr fourth lecture Representative Women eli b.
eiy, n clinton Hal tkur~a, evening. Dec ~ eight
ociock subjsctMsdausc ls Mantenou, De Woman Of 40
ciesy. ric&sje twenty ave esaA
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4 MEXICAN HOTEL JERSEY CITY -PARIoR SNT,
n Bedroom. first hof. frnnt 70 let with Rasrd
farors second door, suitable genera and wife:
the hotel Is near the ferry; terms moderate
DENFREw HOUSE, lE EIGHTH STREET NFAE
IL Bruadway -lust opened Tor the winter Acrommoda-
tons for gentlemen and their single gentlemen
CT LAWRENCE HOTEL. BROADWAY AND EIGHTH
~ street. Ncw fork.-Condncted the European plan.
great reduction In price TO suit the umes family Rooms
snis - 70 $40 single Rooms ~ o. The family Reetau-
rant nov under the exclusive management Of the
pretor Prices moderate and sstisfarton guarantesd-
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JsT uARD-AT A PRIMARY ELECTION, HELD AT
No. y Sreenwth street on "Wednesday evening Deem
10 1850 10 a el from the General Committee OF
rammany Han the following named Gentlemen elected
al the General committee the
Michael Halpn william Foster, William Burns Patrick r.
Carney THOMAS BURNS, ynsnes ~
L IOHN EGANs ahaPoo -
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS.

RrIsTfC HOLIDAY PREsEkfS.-BEAUrrrUL EN-
"A cravings, framed Palmers Photographs aud others IN
prout Albums for cares dc visie Color
Boxes every variety boxes OF Drawing Pencils and Draw
ing Albums Portfolios; also carved Boo stands
Reading Desks Flower Vases, &C. &c, the whole forming
noet elegant and tasty collection Of objects dart.
4 CHKISrHAe AND NEW YEARS PRESENT FOR
a EVERYBODY -
,o.o,.,. ME ND Tssc, co0,.c,o0.r
645 Broadway, GAS
respectfully ipfcms III public hat his usual holiday estio
RicM BoxEs.
CoFfERErs,
BASKETS,
RUSTIC BASKETS,
suRPRIsE BOXES, SC.
Monday, December III.
r. MENDEs' collection ~ his manufactured and Inn
ported articles will be found worth inspection for
49, splendid assortment Of
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, IN ALI, VARIETIES
speciality Of Chocolate Bonbons only be found IN this
CHOcuLATE TOYS AND FANCY ORNAMENTS FOR
CHRISTMAS TREES.
f,IIRIsTMAs MUTTON WILL BE ON EXHIBITION
~ and sale oy LEACH CO, 3s6 Washington Market
sheep supposed 70 weigh hundred pounds dressed
bought OF Peter Baldwin Duchess county, by o'BRIFN
4 DENLEk.
1NRurTs FOR TIE HOLIDAYS
SMITHS OLD EsT1BusHED STORE,
w. would can attention 10 our stock OF choice Frus con-
ssng of Raisis Figs Prunes Dates Citron and Curans
Havana Oranges Malaga Grapes Nuts OF all kinds aso Pre-
serves Pickles and Sauces NJ Bust received IN tine order
VA Q. SMITH, l62 Broadway.