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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-24
THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
PARTICULARS OF TaE LATE sKIRMIsu
BRAVERY OF UNION TROOPS.


BALTIMORE, Dec. 24.-The Old Point boat ar
rived this morning, and bring, the following
news:
FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. 23.-The skirmish
yesterday was a slight affair. Two companies of
the 2Oih New York Regiment started from New
port News at Ga. m. and proceeded to New Mar
ket bridge, to look for a man who had been lost
in the woods the day before. As we hear, while
near the bridge they found themselves surrounded
by rebel cavalry and infantry, numbering 200
men, but succeeded in cutting their way out
without loss Reinforcements were sent fer 10
Camp Hamilton, and the remainder Of the reyi-
ment was sent forward. The Naval Brigade,
under command Of Col. Wardrop was also under
arms, and proceeded as FAR as Hampton bridge
-Four companies Of cavalry were also ordered out,
but their services were not required Six Of the
10Th Regiment were slightly wounded
Ten Of the enemy are known 10 have been
killed and a number wounded Seven dead
bodies were found this morning. One was that
OF an officer, and was taken to Newport News
He wore buttons lettered A. NJ. M, perhaps Ala
bama Minute Men, and his name supposed TO
have been John Hawkins. IL is reported that
whole company Of negroes was engaged, and two
Of our men are known to have been shot by them
Gen. Mansfield and Acting Bigadier General
"CocE nISLIl Gun pllWenteo Tue troops engaged
for their GOODNESS and bravery.
The barque Island City arrived here last night
from Boston, with 249 prisoners Of war released
from Fort Warren, who are to be exchanged for
an equal number now held at Richmond. The
steamboat Geo. Washington took them to Craney
Island this afternoon under a nag Of truce. Mrs.
Brown, two daughters and servant, Of Mo, and
Mrs. IRgersOll, of Mich were also among the
passengers for the South. A large number OF
letters and several boxes Of clothing for the pr-
soners Of war were also sent over. The Richmond
prisoners are expected here in day or two.
The gunboat Young Rover, stationed at the
mouth Of York river, reports an extensive confa-
grafton in Yorktown about a week since.
A chapel tent, ~ by % feet, was semitic the 18th
Massachusetts regiment by their friends In Bos-
ton, and was dedicated yesterday afternoon with
services, in which chaplains Of all denomins-
lions participated.
The Occur de Lion arrived from the Poto-
mac last night, with four Launches in tow.
The first rain for about three weeks fell last
night The wells are quite dry
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxvIIth CONGRESs-second Session.
TUESDAY, December q

TUESDAY, December "a.
SENATE A number Of petitions were present.
ed and referred, among them being memorials
for the abolition Of slavery, &C, by Messu. King
and Sumner.
Various bills and resolutions Of no public in
terest were introduced and referred, and the res
olution offered yesterday by Mr.. King relative 20
the detention and trial Of prisoners Of State, was
referred TO the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Grimes offered q resolution Of inquiry Of
the Navy Department relative 10 the truth Of
newspaper allegations Of the eItravagance with
which toe officers apartments In nsionsl vessels
were fitted up; which wda passed
The Senate then went In executive session.
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK, p. M
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
CONCENTRATING cAvIIRy


AsPecisl order has just been issued from tbs
Adtutant Generals once, designed TO bring
promptly into the Geld all the cavalry now In the
West not yet forming portion Of either army
there In actual service against the rebels. We
make the following extract from Il:
he regiments and companies Of volunteer
cavalry not now In the FIELD whether organized
OF partially organized, will be concentrated with
the least possible delay, as follows: All in Penn
sYlvanla, at or In the vicinity Of York; all In
ONO, at Camp DenniSon; all In the other wes-
tern states, except Missouri at some point on the
Ohio, at or near New Albany
APPOINTED AND CoNFIRNKD.-we bear to-day
that the President has nominated and the senate
has confirmed Senator James II Lane, Of X ansas,
to be brigadier general; the Rev. Andrew G
Carothers, Of this city, TO be U. =. Consul al
Martinique and VIM. Shsnkland, ofN Y, 70 BE-
L. s. Consul at Port Louis, Isle Of France.
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AN EXCEEDINGLY NOVEL PROGRAMME has been
prepared at Canterbury Hall for the HOLIDAYS In
addition to the immense bills with Brewer as
finger Blue In the Virginia Mummy, 900 ele-
week. Don't forget the entertaining matinees
every afternoon.
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THEATER Tonight the favorite tragedian,
Mr. F.. McDonough, will appear as CIVIL
Ham, In the attractive drama Of "BIack-Eyed
su.an.h Mr.. Rogers will represent 'Gnat brain, -
and black-eyed Miss Susan Denim will, as mat
Ter OF course, take the part Of "Black Eyed Su-
san" "The Widows Victim,D and the last
scene in the "seven Sisters" also.
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wEIrEHuRsT, 43i Penn. avenue, furnishe.
photographs from miniature TO life size His COL
lection Of carts de risits Nkenesses embrace ali
prominent men Of the country. Remember
Whitehurst received seventeen premiums In this
country, and medal at the Worlds Fair at Lon.
dom also, ct the French exhibition at Paris. See
his fancy cases for holiday presents. de 2l-eoIms
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Col. kERRIsAN.-Col. Kerrigan, who has OBJ
tained q weeks leave Of absence, left this CITY
Yesterday afternoon for New York, In charge OF
the remains Of his brother, Capt. Kerrigan. The
order for his release was issued by GEN McCIel-
Ian
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GOODS yoR THE HOLIDAYS Everybody wish
Ing to get Turkeys, Chickens, Ducks, Game In
great variety, mince meat, and. in fact every
article necessary for keeping Merry Christmas,
should call at Wilson's philadelphia Provision
Store, 11e Pa. avenue, between Nile.eenth ana
Twentieth streets. de2l-3t*
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FUNERAL.-The members of w innebago Iodpe.
Independent Order Of Red Men Yesterday after.
noon, escorted TO the depot the body Of their late
associate, Jacob Usher, which was forw arded 70
Baltimore FOR burial. The procession was pre-
coded by portion OF the Marine band
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KINGS AMPHITHEArBR.-The opening OF this
splendid resort last night was attended with great
success, and the performances were Of most bril-.
liant character. Tomorrow there are TO be three
peTfoTmancss-one at 10 a. m =, one at o. m and
one at O'Clock in the evening.
A grand bin Of performances this evening.
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FROM MISSnrRI-

ST. Louis, Dec. 2.-Despatches received at
headquarters say that the command sent to Lex
ington by Gen. Pope burnt two ferry boats and a
foundry, and took two captains, one Lieutenant
four men, and several horses.
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INDIA RUBBER Goops

INDIA RUBBER UOODs.
India Rubber Coats, white or black, 81 so each
India Rubber Leggins 81 per pair.
And all kinds Of Rubber Goods, including Rub
Der eccs and Shoes, Rubber Shoppers for bottles,
Door Mats, Under Sheetings for beds in sickness
&c, &c, at manufacturers prices, at II. A Halt
India Rubber Warehouse, eOe Pa. av., between
Ninth and Tenth streets dec Is-tf
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MARRIED.

On the 18th instant, by the Rev, DR. Finckpl.
John w; HI Lii to Miss LIZZIE RAWLINS,
all Of Washington.
On the I'D instant, at st Aloysius' Church, By
the Rev. Father Mcguire, Mr.. JOSEPH III.
CROWN, OF MONTGOMERY county, Md, to Miss
MARY 4. MAHORNEY, of Washington CITY,
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TONIGHT, Christy makes his first appearance
in one OF his entertaining afterpieces, a card OF
itself sufficiently attra tive to cram the house
Other novelties of excellence augment the interest
OF the entertainment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-24

The PUBLIC will not feel particularly obliged
to the Common Council for establishing a Wfer.
tilizer mandatory" on Seventh street, near the
Canal
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTs

ELEGANT GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
II AT COST. :,
The subsoriesI nov offers her large stock Of
view Of closing up the business. The stock con
sists of, in part
Writins Desks, aud Cases, Portfolios, Papsteries,
Ladies and 6entlemen's Dressing Cases, Work
Boxes, Cabas, Fancy Boxes, Backgammon Boards,
Cheokers. Ches,mea. Bsttledoors. Games:
wishing TO make presents, now il the time, TO
at MISS THOMAS,
dc 24-st Book and Fancy Store, High 81.
U,OR RENT.-A two-story Brick Dwelling
IL HOUSE, with basement and attic, No. IL
Cav street. eligibly situated on one Of the pleas
xnfsst streets 10 town, with gas, and water the
premi-ss. and 4ltoge her most des' rsbie pIIyate
sfy: Inquire Of D, ENSLIsHl Iss Bridge stsst
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FGRE,-Lsst night, about ID O'Clock, Ire broke
out In stable corner Of Tenth and n streets
upon a lot formerly used as a wood ward by
Waters h Co. The combustible material OF
which the building was constructed was soon
destroyed, and with II a COW and horse were
burnt The principal loss is the two animals
The cause Of the fire 10 not known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-24

CHRIsTY's inimitable sfterpieces take wonder
fully with the pu elic, and have already excited
fsTer In town An original and spirited bill to
night, arranged expressly for Christmas eve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-24

Dos'T forget the delightful festivals at Wesley
Chapel and At Thorns Hall tonight Arrange
mens have been perfected for most excellent en-
tertainments.
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FINED yoR KEEPING GAMBLING HOUSE, -Ab
ner Hood, arrested about week since was exam
ined before Justice Ferguson yesterday, and fined
$50 and costs, for keeping gambling house.
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WILL TIE RAILROAD COMPANY oblige citizens
Of the Seventh Ward by causing It's employees to
1neOoPis , ea aePssanoing along Marylsnd ave
structed a. az present.
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TIE CAxPBxLLs stin continue their attractive
entertainments at Odd Feliows' Hall, drawing
big houses nightly by the novelty and spirit o.
the performances.
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DIED.,

On Saturday, the 2lst instant, at 20 minutes past
10 O'Clock 2. m, LYDIA 8. LORD, wife Of Fran
cis B. Lord, in the 64th year of her age.
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NoRTHKRE LIBERTY MARkEr viii be open this
afternoon, 2ith instant. No market tomorrow
morning [It*l JAMES BowKN.
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REcAPrURzD Yesterday, patrolmen Lewis,
Hammond and Greer were detailed to recapture
Whit Rollins, alias Sissler, who was arrested on
suspicion Of being concerned with Ranggy Jones
In burning Dorsey's stable Sunday mig at and es-
capped from the trial room at the guardhouse
They succeeded In capturing the fugitive in the
northern part Of the city, and returned him to
Justice Thompson, who committed him to jail
for further hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-24

LOOKOUT for the grand ball 10 be given by
Prof. Barnes Of Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard,
to morrow night.
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Mr.. J. E. McDONOUGH's THIRD NIGHT.
,WEapN Esg9hH, Rsssmbsf q, will be psrformed
caire, MI J. r. MoDonour6. After Which. The
FLOATING REACON-Jack Junk. Mr. ]. b.
McDonough To conclude with the beautiful tab
leau of the BIRTH OF THE BUTTERFLY In
THE BOWER OF FERNS. It's
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~ D 7 Ice! TICE!
~ NOT ICE!
Ladies or gentlemen desirous of making their
friends or relatives Christmas Present will find
. very nice assortment Of Laoe Sleeves, Lace Col
lara, Lace Wells, Real Lsoe Hsndkerohiefs, EN-;
broidered Hankerohiefs, French Worked sets and
Col airs, Cambria Collsrs, Linen Worked Sets.
Real Lace Bsrbs,, Real Lace Coifeures, Hem
Leather Bags for travelling, Portemonnsies, and
great ysrletJ Of articles, ell sof which would
MRS. <. g. ETCHIsON's,
No. ~ Penn. sV, between 9th and eth sts..
de n II opposite Center Market.
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BOARDING.

R0ARD.-Respeotsble parties may find good
week, or month, in houses No. AIS and ATT 18th
street, three doors from Pa. avenue. and midway
between Wllards' and Kirkwoods' Hotels.
no Is I'm ...
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OBsTRucTINs THE SIDEwALks-The practice
OF persons covering the entire sidewalks with
ooxes, barrels, &c, 90 that 10 10 impossible 70
pass, has been cause Of much complaint Jus
wee thompson, In the Third Ward, had issued a
number Of warrants against various persons FOR 90
violating the municipal law. In many cases the
persons removed the distractions when notified
oY the police, and In these cases the warrants
were Withdrawn. In some Instances the patrol
men were treated with much rudeness, and the
cause OF complaint not being removed, the
OFFENDERS were arrested and fined according to
Jaw.
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GEORGE CHKISTY'S
" OPERA HOUSE,
TENTH STREET, BETWEEN f. ANDF.
GEORGE CHRISTY'S MINSTRELS
STILL S SUCCESSFUL!
o RIG T. RISTY
will appear every night this week in of his great
COMIC CHARACTERS.
NEW SCENERY
having been added to the stage, the management
announce with pleasure George Christy's oee-
brated Ethiopia Extravaganza entitled the
l. Il A Il u r..
The entire company.
The most Talented in Existence,
Will appear every evening in
SPLENDID PERFORMANCES.
ADMIssIoN-Parquet.5 50 cents Gallery, Is cents.
de q
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swIspLTNe Last night a young man named
y. A Wood was arrested by the Metropolitan
from Sykes, Chadwick 4 Co He had put up AT
the Willard Hotel, and deposited In the safe lot
OF papers, pretending they were-vaIuable He
soon Afterwards drew a small amount of money
from the oHce, saying that he did not wish TO
disturb the meney he deposited. az II was not all
MS Upon an examination Of the deposite II was
found to consist Of waste paper. Justice Thomp-
son commleed him for a further hearing. He
halls from Indiana, and SAYS that he came here
with the volunteers, but was disappointed in not
getting position he expected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-24

A HAUL OF SUPPOSED STOLEN GooDs Last
night, Information wrs given to Sergeant Git
dngs, Of the Third Ward patrol, that coupls AZ
negroes had offered q lot OF clothing for sale at a
second hand clothing shop, near Center Market,
which articles Were supposed to be stolen. The
person 10 witness the transaction, when the neA
groes ran. Upon hearing the facts, Sergeant Git
nngs took the goods, consisting Of gentlemen g
shawis, coats and oyercoats, and delivered them
70 the Superintendent Of Police. where thew re-
main 70 be claimed
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ID FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
llAISlNS-6o0 boxes NJ. R.,
DATES-f0 trails,
ClDER-2O0 barrels Prime Jersey,
SE6ARS-"Punchr and other brands,
Lemons, Sardin es, Almonds, Fiiberts etc.
In store and for sale b. go, ~
de Is cost 243 Pa av., near fhirte6nth ct.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THEATER MIR. J. e. MeDONOUGR's SEQ
win be performed the nautical drama of BLACK
EYED SUSAN-WIllIsm, Mr.. ]. E. Nc Donourh b;
I'm M. ps1 GI,. NTH the Mb0%S VIC
conclude with the beautiful tab eau Of tbs BIRTH
OF THE BUTTERFLY IN THE BOWER
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Kings National Amphitheater,

-~~~@s>>~~@
e street, (uear Wtiiards'.)
SOLE LEssEK AND MANAGER. KING.
ASSOCIATE MANAGER ....~..~........ C. SCOTT.
WILL POSITIVELY
Open for the regular Season
THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, DEC. q,
When the following ARTISTS will appear, for the
first time, in this city:
DON SANTIAGO 6IBBONNOISE,
The Boneless Man.
SAM LONG,
Clown and Vocalist.
THE ROLAND BROTHERS.
WIN. F. SMITH,
WM. T. ODELL,
ii. BERNARD,
JOHN CONKLING,
MAD'LLE VIOLE LIE TORTE.
Aps the fSalI0rlDS old iaySTites; Mr. T3UR
TAKER, John FRhNktiN,l y ii. GAKDf-
MEX, T.AIM MAR, and DAN GARDINER, the
standard Clown. MADAME CAMILLE, MISS
ELOlSE, the Child Rider, MADAME MARIE,
MADLLE VIRGINIA, and LITTLE MINNIE.
THE BRICK EDIF1CE
Is the largest public place of amusement IN Wash
ington, and is we'll heated, we'll lighted, and
admirably constructed, for both
hearing And g6elnR.
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CENTRAL GuARDHousE CAsEs-Bsfors Justi.,
Thompson WIN. II. Mortimer, drunk and dis.
orderly; 81 "a. Peter Riley, drunk; 81 IS. I,
Barron, mania potu; turned over to his friensis
John MeNay, drunk; el9 VIM. Dent cold .
old offender, suspicion Of stesIing a fine black
oyercoat. which was taksn by the oficers iail
Tor a hearing. Thos. Allen, colored, found with
goods supposed to be stolen; do Ann Tracev-
drunk and disorderly; 81 Barney Sweeney
drunk and profane; 81 81. John A Perkins, dis,
orderly at IRE; dismissed CA. w God swind-
drunk and disorderly-third time In IS hours;
81 "a. -'
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ArrESrIos 10 called 10 the attractions st the
A asdtmy Of NJ usic motto In another column
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pux,,srp This rbsrnine, Jones sno e' ne
wSo vsrs sr,rssed ON suspicfon 81 nr,s =. Do.-
sevis sfshir were taken before ~, - S,,s
70, further nearing, and o. .'ss,..s, Inc ess
saai6 sea.lo jsstfy maj e'''.sss'
wu e,smjssed, e.
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A TTENTION, RANK AND FILE!
RIO T Fl r &C ks,
Ar $50 NIKuH STREET, MAR &
L. the place, ofa Others 70 supply yourselves with
ell kinds or
- CAMP FUR NITURE,
AT THE VKRY LowEsT PRIcxs.
He also keeps on hand and makes to order
MATTRESSES, PILLOWS and COMFORTS.
Of ell qualities. Come and render yourselves oom-
Portable for the winter By very small outlay OF
III Remember the place. de H-stavsv
RAislNs. oURRANTs, ,p, ,p,ps =.
as whole, half and quarter boxes Layer and
- Boxes Valencia R8isins, l.
$40 Currents,
% Barrels Dried Apples,
10 Bsrrels Newark Cider,
Barrels Western Butter,
/ IS Kegs Glades Butter.
B0rdeeux Almonds, Pecan Nuts, English wal
nuts, FIlbeTts, Dates, FiEs, and Prunes,
Just received and for sale By
John n. SEMMES Il CO.,
corner eth 81 and louisians s.:; opy1slts,
de fe-SteoIf (Rep.)
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srKALrxs Emil Nswcke, soldiez belonging
10 the Attn u 3. Cavalry, company ED va, az
rested Yesterday, and brought before Sosace -.
eesnt Gracey, recruiting sergeant for tne - ~,
District Regiment. He wss eomminrd 70 -
BY the magistrsse, So
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FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY AT
Il Temperance Hall TIN the main hallD A
street, between 9Th and 10th. Glasses every 81
Tuesday and Friday AfternooT and Eveniug ~
All of The fashionable Dances taught. Pr- kslA
yate classes attended to. For circulars, terms,
Gents Furnishing Store, $40 Pa: avenue.
e. T. BARNES,
de II Inn Professor of Dancing.
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sEE EnURrH Pass Of days SlaT lOr Interest
log deferred LEGAL articles, ''''
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INDEPENDENT RRGULATORs.-AT A LARGE AND
ss Sa ss
,.nn T o. wSesr oscped
barney Becker, ESQ., ocised secretary Upon the read
he onns
after some able remarks by The chairman, adopted
II Received that shssrruny tender TO e1eeen.
which he has the reponSble dnss Of
:s G and ns ss s.s
q q. BIZ e b submitted to the people for
O. Resolved That in Fernando Wood the laborng masses
have true friend who has never withheld his voice his
erest: private welfare their advocate repre-
anu s
& s s r. sm s 70 :aS % q.
rs ss 81 s ss,o I'll
as.Sysd T9s! & & q The hIshs.. momen. TO
Il SsM ~ y % g BE
helon and has sil occasions announced his settled
hs.sr blood admitted aa
ss IL ao al. q % the bis
sencs and dignity would Justly be hailed as a. .uosiants
PIE Of our great American cropl. in favor or rcconca
Sn Of pSa an and the thou
and navy 70 save hen.svs. from sasaton should thus
s. Resolved, That Fernando s Wood being our choice
honorable efforts untrsd against the
rammany candidate who Ia simply unfit for the place OF
his more formidable opponent Opdyke who has been placed
an nomination by the radical OF republican
party and who secretly opposed the honest
mined to convert the army into an instrumen for abolition
terrible thus offered to the friends Opdyke
and the abolition tribe who would control him. should he
elected
the conclusion Of tho reading of the above Mr. Becker
directed special attention to the third and fourth resolutions
An forcble remarks and resumed his amidst the
enthusiastic applause OF the meeting After which the
ing 10 meet again evening until the close
tho election. CHAS. ii. WHEELER, Chairman.
B. BxeKRR, Secretary
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r 0ST-IN EAST NEW YORK, ON WEDNESDAY
- November y, light brown Cow with short horn
The finder will be suitably rewarded By delivering her at
Gtanders bakery, East New YORK, Il L.
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FNttf W POLITICAL. 8 LII
l8" "AS Haon
raxEayeFs' and
Rerublican nomination
kLpkpM,N
JOHN - 01TWFtti


Republican nomination
fog kLDhpMtS.
JOHN u. 0ffIWFtii
Ef0HlEENlit WARD
TO the VOTERS OF THE FoifRIBENTH ALDER.
MANIC DISTRICT.
We, he undersigned residents IA The Fourteenth Alder
manic district believing to imperative duty TO exert
al VIC iasnee y orr power Insure the return Of snoh
men 70 The common Council known ca their
speeiaeiy nnd insssriy DO cordial. eadorne the nomlna
mend him 70 tho az the taxpayers and
other whe are DESTROYS 81 opera, ng with Us
attain Che above AMI from
personal knowledge OF hs justified rep
reseuns e - ~ Ia every qualified 70 s,pEesent the
cqnsusut ncy 10 Which he res'ics. - r
David Dudley Field, Elliott G. Covedia rs r Il ~.
Henry y, Snutder. Timothy q. Churchill
Edward Y. Cowies. Coineihs II. Agaen,
John =. Cocks, i. D. Macy, ..t. 5I..
Francis NJ. Babcoek. Geo. n. Woodward. NJ D.,
David ~ Dodge, ND Samuel Il Mabbatt. ~ III
Samuel II. st. John, VIM, w. korHnrop
James N. Gross Job T.. Black.
Philip Frankrnkeltnrr. r. q. Amend.
Paul Amend Leonard Gates,
Jacob L. Seixas. John Blackets
James H. Adama tN| Robert Patkhili, y. ...N
s. Davidson, Peter Mef addch,
T. n, Fletcher, NJ. Davidson
lt Amos L. Chamberlain. Geo. Ii. Melcaii RI
Jos Deleiante, .,o - ,0