New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25

and uin@ty-sI1-
PaIF J.rdaa received foar thousand and nin-tyni9e
cnrlI Ro5er rscei-ed four thousand one hundred AID
iars \ Tayer ieceives four Thousand oa= E1ad ed
c.a1, rcs1rr received four housona ons Aufased .d
il Esy received fo1r thoQssnd che hundred AID sky
ooe.
Baja'aaa SAessod received four thousand hundred
Ae,rs, B>eas received fvs hundred and f9r.y-One.
Drniel Cas1,y received I've kindred and ioIty
fOe. g. ludolpA received I've hundred and ihrth1ee.
sf> slsH received Eve hundred AID iAiEty-th'e=
i5r4tela sldrrof received bzrdrsd bid lhirtytTo
Reaerd y, B,be received I've hundred and tb!rs
yllias Ro=5, received ire sUuirst and ih-fty-one-
IIHiar4 Ar5r:ias. received ye hundred ana ts-nty-
Essert s MaEnirs received I've hundred and twenty
ss5s4o, II sa,5ocr received hundred and rreuty-
Did ,f,,,. received ave hundred and seveuieep
eor e i44z received for hundred and ninetyfoar.
TsoH,as Rad received two hundred and four
SasI1s z ifsrIan received one hundred End eighty
4Gert 0. UIicor received sIxty-one.
G-lreeu, Leeontp Jo:" S. scvey and Seymour H.tHs
io ifs54. and I.el Il Srrd each received aftyeight
rrnss p Barborr and gorge DonGdton each received
sty.eren Jrg,s . R,nzst. and fndr,c L,ftr each
ceyf sfv..fy la.6any Ire and TTiqr, Il o,o=, each
received fy-tve. SGn,uei Broom received hftyfour.
- g>for received sftyon. D4nlfi ~ E4.on recel7ed
ffrv HIiilqH n Hif received tnifty-are Caarlsl r
EoGs received thT three z 9. BsE,Gic. received sixteen
80 srsrsrirg received .va hlDd led and severf-1ur
Ttsi the whole number Of Fiver 70. the Ofic- OF
s a. ~ - = 49,, 1901 rTyer,1c5.
Thousand seven hundred an6 -xty-nire
iRism ~ Lys" received eighteen thousand seven hun
dred ard Sky
l>orard Croker received tlyseven. and a7>s ar-re
received ih'ee hundred and sky and Scattering received
T6s. the whole number Of votes received the occ Of
County Clerk ouy-foIr thousand three hundred nnd
twenty one, Of which Gei Conner received iweniy-one
Thousand nine hundred and s!xiy-eigh..
Wills Hall received .wenly-one thousand seven hundred
oscpi Hufy received sixty and Ransom Smith received
Eve hundred and sixlyhree, and Elk scattering were re-
Thai The mole number Of votes received for the Office
Of Coroner ws. ioyfour thousand eight hundred and
Siiiap l. Waitess received twenty-five thousand and
4e-mdr y Gum received eighteen thousand two huu
si,, B. He1,e received four thousand and foriy-one
I;eoree ". Rose received fOrly-eighL
Dr. Pardon Laphdm received i've hundred and two, and
ten scattering votes were received
Dated TIE sd dog y Nogenlber, 1896
LIVINGSTON LIVINGSTON, Chairman.
ANDREW WARNER, Deputy County Clerk End Secretary
r1Jr The Board of County Canvas.ers OF The
mated the given in the several Election Districts OF
sald Ciy and County at General Election held The Ihrd
November lSi6 do hereby certify determine and
declare. that Wil-on Small Alexander Stewart, David
Chahed. Daniel +. Sickels, John Il Bowie John Dew
elm. Norman b Smith. Henry Keyser. Charles BAKER
Michael Walsh, Lyman Candee james c. Rutherford
Alexander NJ Aing, Dennis Garrison, Edward R Car
pcrtier and UzZiah Wenan, were by the greatest num-
lie; Of votes, duly elected members OF Assembly
And the said Board Of County Canvassers do farther
by greatest number OF votes duly elected Sheriff
OF the City and County OF New-York
certify determine and declare that james Conner by he
greatest number of duly elected Ciek OF the
Civ and Coualy OF Newly
And the said Board Of County do farther
,fy. determine and declare, that William Walters by
Tie number OF votes was duly elected Coroner oil
the City and County Of Eew-York
LIVINGSTON LIVINGSTON, Chairman.
ANDREW WARSER, Deputy County Clerk and Secretary.
tTT Rev. Prof nInfiit will deliver Lecture in The
NJ. +. Church, Sorfos-st on Wednesday evening. Nov
18th O'Clock. Sutject-American and French Revolu-
tons. Characters OF Washington. Napoleon, La Fayee
Bunker Hui Ireland; the Future Prospects Of America
and the Flight of the National Eagle.
Tickets Of admission p ceutso he had Of the Trustees
and the door The avas OF the Lecture Will be for the
Prof Mait viii preach in the same Church on Thursday
morning nj halt-past IN O'Clock. II
u 4 Meeting of the Independent Voters Of
the Thirteenth Ward, N favor Of thorough Reform
Gtsnd.s on wedne'dsy eysnias ,he 18th Inst
attend. BY order Of J. B. BENNETT, Chairmsn
M,RriN a. NOOK, Sccy H.
~ The new Methodist Episcopal Church,
OF Grand and Even Wliamsburrn. l. ]. viii
mighty God on Thanksgiving day. m. 18th OF November.
instant al O'Clock. P NJ The dedication sermon will be
preached by Rev Bishop James Sermon IN the evening
at O'Clock, by Rev. Dr. rllnlan Of NeS-Yofk IT.
~ The UnivcrsaIi.I Church, Elilabethst near
morning al Ioi o'clock discourse Will Be-
delivered hy Rev r. l. Harris on tie Causes OF Nation
al Prosperity and Rum II
~ Jhunkg giving Day.-Our Governor IN appointing
this day, adyers 10 tue forming new Constitution as on
reason ior gratitude Lecture, appropriate TO The day
the Constitution adopted. Will be given by
Nj Dewey a Crotcn Hail to begin al noon Seats free
Entrance No Bowery. II
TT The Association ioI ine Relief Of Respectable
Aged INDECENT Females Will hold their ThiryThird Ami
verSary FdHy the 9Th inst Al their Asylum ~ Tween
teih 81 between The Second and Third avenues, TO COM
al - O'clock when the Annual Report VIII be read
aud Address delivered AL friendly to the cause are