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The following figures from English RAILROAD
tables would seem to prove that railroad traffic falls oh snrr
ir excitement Of opening those avenues Of lrsve
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- no MACuINIsTs MANUFACTURES ~

-. MlLLERS-For sale or 20 reut-ihe snite ~.
A Power OF he AsssnplnA OreeA m The CRY OF srss,r
New. Jersey. on reasonable Terms Tins power enA,,-
he entire column al thu creek snd adords On A. aver,
iunng the summer SN0 cubic feet at water per w.
The superices OF the pond shove he dam q acre. ~
shectlsl head and ia u feet and the mechanical ,,,
equal 10 ~ hnr.e power The mu sies M eeri,fs
The city and Vcry near The canal snd railroad depss !,
New York and Philadelphia The power 10 constant a.
refinanrncy long tested. u. cruira location O.
great Inducements 70 water Companies for suppyn, 4.
CITY ~ Trenton with water, much needed there fhT..
Lehieh coal will be delivered he canal basin wsts
sight u the mil sites from e. 3 o. g. 20 he mn n
markets Sre abundant aud living cheap
Iffar terms offered by capitalists disposed ,nj, D.
without buyiug tho power, anl agreement we
be entered nio 10 put up in part whole nl .n. A.
might be desred and lease together with ne power
a term OF years. Address HI MCCALL
- 5meod' 100 South fhin-si Philsdeipsa
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California Vessel. spoken, &c.
spoken, &c.

De IS ..iIoa ;. oa - " sci N,7.aa ro'' I'm naa~e"
~ lori .fa
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Passengers Arrived.
MARINE JOURNAL.

Ia BAH r,.~ J,,- sara~saa-N,J H.,ro.a. ..i. ,o
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AssArLr-A man named McGOveru was struck
by an Unknown person near Fulton M4rs~- YESTERDAY
afternoon snd -evere = hur Taken care .of By ofeer
Mslnner
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TO slLtkRSMITH- AND SILVER THIABLE
MAhEhs--For sad. cUfnpleie 81 Of 81 ger hntle
MAKERS ioos oons;s'lg OF press cutters and des punches
A. cies bellows add -1rlinEa ard ools cnn 5iete
NflA aeneaes, Ac &C Application may oe made y tele
graph post - JOHN DOUGLASS
fZE Is Rare-sr Above FoGTh. PA. adephlA-
- SKATES IA sssortIneni OF common al amy
= >&aie-, strapped and unsnr.pp-t
SLsIss bELLs-A f1l Ard colpeie sss0r1neri u oose
al fa-cy sirapPrd S.eizh BeLs
CrfLSkf.-lvury and Desert Knives ard F0rks T-s
Trass pclsa-1 Stoves ARD TorgE Ere Sands. &c a.
Tboarsa-e sac REAL By c ; LITTLE
DIX Hner1 q Fgiior-sL
(R0CERs Can HAVE TEE BEST Of Peara
S.Cfea-fs Ssz save egg size delivered ~ any par
u ne CITY a. ~ 5 per I'M Ca aEsys DRY under cover
s1s n1- ~ = PETER CLINTON
II - Corner % Kins ard Gre-I vich
kON.-hoops q diaereEi gEsges. H0rsesooe ir0n q
n 1sial var,cfy " sixe-.
- tans o. beoutun No Fo1ndr7 Piz Iron.
- i1ns u boo1iOn No Foundry Pig lrou-
=. tans o. boonio1 No Forge Pix ira.
- i1ns o. boo1ton Ne ) F0rge Pr Ircn
AAirV<o SPIKES VI Hny REQUIRED Psfierr f,r sac bY
DUDLEY FULLER co
= weed - GrSsuvchst
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CT FOR -ALE-Thai elegant four story and basemea
H..; house No 81 University Place ar Twelnhsi. n0w
A finishing. House 81 n In front and 81 n deep,
tanning All the modern improvements with bath hot ard
cold closets gas &C. and warmed trou ghOui with
McGre9ors unrvaed heating furnace and range apparatus
which all the surpas heal Of he conducted mo
he stories above Location within one block ~ Broadway
and two VI Union park Title perfect $1,000 rensn
on bond aud mortgage required Enquire from ~ 10
OF 4. ]. COLEMAN, % Wall ~. mn
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a FOR sALE-Twslye &c. of Lsnd b

O. FOR -ALH-The lot and buildings III Woosisrst
~. side, Is feet south OF Amity Inquire at 10
- Futon-st Of WOOD & HUGHES b Inn
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TO LET AND FOR SALE

81 FOR RENT IOM-Seversl very desirable
n; Ssiory and basement houses he south side 81 lh
- ly-iourtlrs' between Ninth aud Tenth avs Just hn
ished, with sll the modern Improvements Croton water
marble mantels Sc Apply 10 W. LAFSON 40 Broad
Also fhe a-ce sai connections stores w ard ~ Pesr-t
and q Wat.rsi all under he PeaTl.si HOUSE Appe 10
, W LATSON lso Broadway - a.
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G.. CEDAR GROVE MILLS FOR sALE.-The

~ VII VI III FVIt
Ne; SALE-At FishkIii Landing, Duchess Co Tie pro
- perry. consisting 80 fwu-rtufy WOOD dwelling
house nearly new, together with suitable outbudngs
tiO Of three uud aquiftsr Of superior land IN n
oifhe Hudson River and the Highlands The grounds
IN state OF high cultivation, wiih good garden and
plenty Of irui and shade trees. most eligible residence
being within two hours OF the ciy by railroad FIR par
uculars and terms apply
800 Wv W b LEONARD, G6 Beaver. 81 " Y
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SCHOOLS.
FRENCH TAUGHT.

FhLNOH IAUUHI.
AIR HANSEN, Teacher OF he French Language, n
Va Gently from Europe gives esson- The residences
a. pupils LIS 81 l05 Cham5erssL Terms M
feraie Refers to.-C p HsbichL Esq- S~edish Corsu
d " q Ma u. be-.-an Con.l- = ~ cod.
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~ FGxIer- & Wells, Phrenoiosi-ts ena
Publishers, Clinton Hall ~ NAsssn-s- nsN "0 '~N
~ sIr-. VI. =. Cove Nichois-N Aier Cure thysl
received 0r -sirnent visited a. their = II
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Total .2l5,lO2 2l3,894 4S2l72
SCATTERING VOTES FOR CANAL COMSiNiIs-

SCATTERING VOTES Sio SqR CANAL ooNNMiS-
Sand ;Wm H. Moore S, Sumner l; John Sands l.
Alegany-JoelC {. Harrington received 5:
Causraugus-lohn c. Harrington received "A: William
P. Angela Ebenszer Fisher /.
Cayuga-John c. Harrington received 80
Chantauque-John G. Harrington received So; Charles o.
shepard John Lille l. Joseph Day Joseph Plumb
Cherango-Johu c. Harrington received IS.
Chemung-joseph C. Harrington received .
Cnton-John Harrington received 81.
Corlund-John c. Harrington received BOT
pelaware-John c. Harrington received So; E Blake.
Efie-John C, Huntington received sc; William A. SUIT
EssexC Ma,her received John C. Harrington7O
FranknJohn Harrington received 9; John c. Harring-
Fulton ohm &. Harrington received Isl Abner Baker
5; Henry Robertson .; Blahey l.
Genesee-Iohn Harrington receyed2.
(reene-John c. Harrington received !.
Herkmer-John C. Harrington receivedl08 E Blakely
Jeterson-John c. Harrington received l26.
Kings-John c. Harrington received i } e maiher Il
c Maiher 2
Lvingson-Johu c, Harrington received Is Vessel S,
s Madson S c Harrington received 56t John
Montsgomery-John C. Harrington received 10; Danl.
Monroe-John c. Harrington received IS Ebenszer
Compromise l. Washington Hsnt !; Ebnor Blakely l..
New York-N. b. Blunt received 10; j. G harrington
?; John C. Harrington 2 Charlotte Ceshmsu Henry G,
Browne, Sonora P@rod Edward Houghten, each Il
BISOk
John C. Harrington 80; Jake Kinds /.
OneidaJohn c. Harrington received Sc; Jno. c. II Ar
ripgton l.
0nondaga-Iohn C. harrington received 2aS.
Ontaro-John c. Harrington received a.
Ormse-Iohu c. harrington received / Thompson
Bal F.; Flancess Colwell !,
Orleaus-IohR c, Harrington received 50; J. c. Har
riuetou y f. Blakey
oswego--Iohn Harrington received "a.
Otseeo.lohu c. Harrington received Is; j C. Mather
| ; F. Blshely ,.
ST, Lawrence-John C, Harrington received s.; John
Vsn Buren2; Cerrt Smith l.
Ssratpga-,Iohn C. Harrington received q.
Schohsrie-John c. Harrington received t.
SenecA-Joha C Harrington received ~.
S,euben-.Joh {. HarTing ton received p
Suliysn-John C. Harrington received 10
Tiosa-John C. Nsrrin gton received -
Tompkins-Join Harrington received 81
Warfen-Jo ohm C Harrington received lS7-
Washiugton-John C. Harrington received TO- j. c.
MstheI >. -, -,
Wyoming-John C. Harrington received g
Yates-lohn c. Harrington received 9; oan Eahooa l.
We do hereby certify the preceding statement 70 De cor
Given under our hands at the Secrearyof slses ohee
at The Civ of Albany the eleventh day OF DeeenoeT III the
vesr Of our ori ono thousand eight hundred and sIy
CHRISTOPHER MORGAN, Secretary OF STATE.
WASHINGTON HUNT, Comptroller
Allah HUNT Treasurer.
t. s CHATFIELD, Attorney Genera
Fl c. SEYMOUR, Stale Engineer Aud Surveyor
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Total ........... l84,z0g
S92ss
SCATTERING VOTES.

Albony-slank ); Defective baots9l.
Cayuga" FOR the Free School LaJ" $50 81 Against tho
Free School Law" 9l4 For the Repeal Of the Bree
School Law Against the Repeal 81 the free School
Law" /.
Columbia For the Repeal Of The Free School Law q;
AgaiDst Repeal of the Free School Law" 81 "Fos
the School Law /; F" Fer the aepea"l !.
Delaware" A. ainas Repeal School" 5; 1.-THE K. n =.
L. F" For the R OF School Law" ; Ag8inss the New
School Law " For the New School Law Il =" Free
schools 5.
Dulchess--' For the New School Law" Agatha. die
New School Law
tbs Repeal Of The Free School Law 10 For tue Repeal Of
the ste School Law" For ile Appeal OF the ChooI
Law Against the Appeal OF tho School Law" 4
gsnsI Tho Repeal Of The School Law |.
Hersimer-" For the New school Law" 4.
Jeferaon-"The Repeal OF the New School Low o.
LEVY. The Repeai Of the Free School f.aw'' isas
AAg anst Ihe Aepes! OF the free School Law" az
O.wegc-" For the New School Law l07 !" AgaiHst
the New School Ls,yn III &" For school Law 81
O;sego-" For tie Free School Law" 7g3; Against tho
Free School Law 1881 For ,hs New school Lag" 36
-Agairsi ne New School Law m For the Repeal OF
the Free School Lev" IS against me Repeal Of the sreo
School Law %; For free Schools 4 FOR he Repeal
OF the school Law
Queens gains, New School Law Repeal Of
School Law / Repeal OF New school Law
s. I,ayvreece-4Phe Repeal of The New School Law
Sarsogz-A Against The New scsoo! Law i6Si q For
saIIiyanI' For New school Law 4; For Free
We do hereby certify the preceding statement to be cor.
iYen under cur hands at the Secretary Of Stat Office
at the city Albany, the eleventh day Of December
year Of Lord one thousand eight hundred and atY
CHRISTOPHER MORGAN, Secretary OF State.
WASHINGTON HUNT, Comptroller.
ALVAH HUNT, Treasurer
l. s. CHAPFIELD, Attorney General
dzSh d G. SEYMOUR State Engineer aud Surveyor
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rian Church. but not succeeding in getting enough
anti the bore apd sinew of the County had ad,
journed They then repaired to the court house
some forty or by possibility fifty strong all but "
or 70 Hunker Democrats and held their meeting
They apponted Central Corresponding Com 1 III
tee, half Hunker and half Silver Greys' ana ao'
Thus ends the attempt to form new party IN IN
the most lame fe43es that has been attempted G,
for years The Wings OF Cattaraugas stanu urn
as rock There cannot be found twenty traitor
deserters in the County.
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CIer,, of the Court of Appeals.

State Of New.York sl:--We the Secretary Of Staa,
Comptroller Treasurer Attorney General and State Engt
nee and Surveyor OF the said State having formed Board
OF State Csnysssers and having canvassed and etomaed
the whole number Of given for CLERK OF the Court OF
Appeals the genera eccon held IN the SAID ID STATE on
the fifth day Of November 1850 according 10 tue cerIhea
state meut the said votes received by the Secretary OF
Safe, in the directed by law do hereby Determine
declare and certify, that CHARLES BENTON, vas by
duly elected Clerk ofhe Court otAppes of the said State
Given under hands at the Secretary Of States otce,
in the city OF Albany, the eleventh day Of December, in
the year Of our Lord thousand eight hundred and fifty
CHRISTopuER MORGAN, sec'y of State.
WASHINGTON HUNT, Comptroller.
ALVAH HUNT. Treasurer.
L. S. CHATFiELD. Attorney General,
H. C. SEYMOUR, State Eng and Surveyor
State of NewYork Statement OF the whole number of
votes given for Clerk OF the Court of Appeals the
general election held In the said State the h day of
November, 1880 wherein the several Counties in which
he said vntps ware Siya MARA n a7fr u7ii chad
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Free SCHOOL LAW.

State OF New-York, We, the Secretary Of State,
Surveyor OF the said State having formed Board o(sats
and having cauyassed and estimated the whole
number OF votes given for the Repeal OF the New School
Law and Against The Repeal OF The New School Law; a.
the General Election held in the said State on the h day
Of November 1880 according the certified statement OF
tie said votes received by the Secretary OF state in Tue
directed by law do hereby deetmne declare lee and
h said election were Gust against the Repeal OF the New
School Law aud that ssd lay remains IN force e;o
IN the Civ of Albany the eleventh day Of December In tho
year of our Lord thousand eight hundred and MY
WnsHtNGToN III Nj Comptroller
ALVAH HUNT, Treasurer
j. 4 CHATFiELD, Attorney General
H. C. SEYMOUR, State Engineer aud SerVoyof
State OF NevyYork ss.-Slaement of the whole number
of votes given for and against the Repeal OF the ne"
School Law AT the general election held ia said State on
the fifth day Of November 1850, wherein the several
Counties in which the said votes were gwen are disln-
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NEWYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1850
SCATTERING VOTES FOR CLERK OF THE COURT


SCATTERING VOTES FOR CLERK OF THE COURT
OF APPEALS.
Abany-Blank received 6. Thomas Fogarty i; Asa 5
Wing s Smith 2
ATegaay--Willian Goodale received /; Asa s. Wing
Br0oEe-LCrezzo B. Olnsead received ); Asa 5. Wing
CattaEgugns-AsaS 5. Wing reeeivedS.
CaTu=a-1saS 5. Wing received q.
Chautsuqge-Asa S. Wing rece7ed IS James C. lack
son John pbbe Gerrit Smith ! William Wilcox !;
chensngo-Asa Wing received H.
Cheuuug-Asa s Wing received 2
ColqIabia-Ward &. Smith and Wessel Smith, each re-
cefved /.
DeIayvare-Asa s Wing received 81: Abper Baker Q;
Dutcbess-stephen Pato1 received /; William Angel
Ene-Asa s Wing received IS; Blank
Fulton-Asa 5 Wing received 10; William Goodel s:
(3enesee-Asa 5 Wing received ., ! J. Smith /
C1reene-Asa $ Strong received
Herkier-Asa S Wing received Io6 Charles Spinner
Jeaerson-Asa Wing received 1914 Vessel w Smith,
Eingss-.Asa, 5 Wing received Winian P. Angel 5;
W 5, Smith 2
Lewis--Ass 5. Wing received ).
Liyingston-Ass 5. Wing received p; Blank 1.
Msdison-Asa S. Wing received g.
Monigomery-Asa 5. Wing received Is
Mouroe-AEa S Wing received 81
New-Y ork-John Graham received u; Asa $, Wing );
5 5e = Ps SGo e 6 se19n = 4oa 5 a. Bsk d
Nisgara-AssS Wing received 81 Wessei Smith I.
Oneida-AseS S. Wig received 50 Asa Wing |;
Ontario-Asa S Wing received Il Asa R. Wing2; John
C Mather |; James D Brady /.
OrsDge-DaDieI Booksaver received
Orleans-Asa 5. Wing received So J. II Dyer l.
Oawego-Asa 5. Wing received 49, David Plumb Il
William C. Angel l.
otsego-Asas S. Wing received y; Anthony Jackson
Darky Ward |.
QIeens-Nicholss Schenck received /.
St L6wrence-Asa S Wing received 81
Sersoga-Asa S. Wing received %.
schohsrie-Asa Wing received g.
Seneca-Asa s. Wing received 57i Hugh MontgomerySl.
St.uben--Asa S. Wing received l9.
Sufolk-Asa s. Wing received ] Ahner Baker :.
Sulliyan-Asa s Wing received g.
Tioge-Ass S Wing received u; II D. Pinney /.
T0npkins-AssS. Wing received -,
T'lster-Abner Baker received l.
Wsuen-Asa S. Wing received l56
Washingou-Ass S. Wing received II Asa King !.
NayHe-Asa S. Wing received 1879; Moses Smith J.
Wyoming-Asa S, Wing received q.
Yaies-Asa 5. Wing received 8.
We do hereby certify that the preceding staemen! Is cor
rect.
Given under hands at the Secretary Of States Office,
the city OF Albany, the eleventh daY OF December IN the
wear our Lord thousand ght hundred and my
CHRISTOPHER MORGAN, Secretary OF State.
WASHINGTON HUNT, Comptroller.
ALVAH HUNT. Treasurer.
L S. CHATFIELD. AnorneyGeneral.
H. c. SEYMOUR State Engineer, &c.
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Bruou,s-H aTuloGG n Pinrey received
ChensngC EsiuroUd D Firln-y received - SIspas'i
Hong /. ii Beras I. B,aJarlu: R~Siori l. Henry Is
Forrest l.
L J. TsYlot I.
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duly elected Inspector of State Prisons of The .aid

Tor duly elected Inspector Of staie Prisons OF The sai
State.
Given under our hands the Secretary of States once
in the city OF Albany the eleventh day o. December IN the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred ana fifty
CHRISTOPHER MORGAN, Secretary OF State
WASHINGTON HUNT, Comptroller,
ALYAH HUNT, Treasurer,
L. s CHATFi ED Attorney General,
H. c. SEYMOUR, State Engineer and Surveyor.
gtpie of New. York ssStateneu OF the whole number
of given for Inspector OF State Prisons a. the gen
era election held in he sad State, the nth dsy OF
November, 80 whoren the several Counties IL wnch
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II The Colsm5ia S. C, Telegraph says Gov
MEASs transmitted to the Legislature yesterday,
the correspondence between his predecessor ana
the President Of the United States, in relation To
sending additional troops to Charleston, and also
a memorial from the British government in reis
ton to the imprisonment Of British subjects in
Southern seaports. Both documents after aoras
discussion. were referred TO toe Committee oa
Federal Relations.
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Iuspector of State Prison.

State of NewYork, ssWe the Secretary Of STATE ne
irr and Surveyor OF tho said State, having formed
Board Of State Csnvassers and having canyas4ed and est
mated the whole nber of votes gwen ioF inspector o.
Sn, pors the gener2i election held IL the SAID STARE
on he s ssy Of November 1885, according to the eerti
f, statement OF the said votes received by me SECRETARY
NJ u,,ne declare and certify tina, WILLIAM P ANGEL.
s by the creates; number o vOes gyea 81 lac SID eec'
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TWENTY SECOND DISTRICT

Broonle-Ha nnoud u Pineev received s
Cbensngo-E zirHloud D faney rsetivsd - sbspas'i
Tioga-ttamuona I. P.paey received 10, J w Taylor
I, J. Tsyiof I.
TWENTYFHlRD DISTRICT.
Msdison-AsaS wing received s5i, wiJlisR, ", Snow
l. I. Bsbcocs 2 j. Williams 4 Osuiel : Dickinson
0sweso--AsaS :. Wing received - l. Babcot& :. ri
Babccck L
TWENTY-goURTH DISTRICT
s. Davis Noxen - D. r Jones DSniel Cox q D Go't /
r. H. Gardner /, John Ii. Braud 0~psey Dodge !, 5 .
Parker l. jenny Lind Y. W. Smith 5 ateo Ses;nb4 /.
4. Pfyre I.
TWENTY. FIFTH DISTRICT.
Caygg1-Thomas G. How receiye4 10, Z @ Hoy e,
Yhon 6 How win B, Morgan !, Edwin Morgan 2 h
Morgan Ed, Morgan J. Ton q How E9Wsrd 3 MOT Nor
8. Morgan /, Edward Morgan |. GIN Galley /,
Cortland-Ssnue. Lacey received 49, E Morgan l. Tho
mas How I, Christopher Morgan !
TwENTY.SlXTH DISTRICT.
Chemupg-John w Wisher received /.
Tompkins-H Wslbrdge received 4, Henry w aortdgs
p L. S Wslhrdge I, h. $. Wabrltge ], aeny D. wal
bridge /, Wabridee Wsbrids John w "tsueS l. as
Il. Anderson J, William Hasey /. Slankl.
TwENTY,sEvENrH DISTRICT
Seneca-Abhy + Kelly received /; Cullen Foster 2;
Smith g. W Ssckett |; w. a Sacket I,
Wayne David Kinney receved 1si Saekett l. David
Steele !; Riley Coemsn w. Sacket! William Sack
cit S. Archerl; David King l; Wm, A. Sackest9,
TWENTY EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Monroe-Buchan received /: Samuel D. Portee a Joha
Philips ); Levi A. Ward | S.P. Could l. G. w Pranl
+, A. Douglass l.
TWENTY NINTH DISTRICT.
Liyingslou-James G. Jackson received |; Jas Wads
worth Peter Miller !; las Watson | Waisworts
James !; Wadswarth [; j, Wadswo!ih l. William GoAt-
oniario-W,lam Pits ?; J c. Swift ?; John STATS l.
THIRTlETH DISTRICT.
Allegany- Philip Church reeetve5
Seaben-Phlip Church received |; Ssnfonl E, Churca
L; Levnbh Straight l.
THlRTY-FIRST DISTRICT.
Cataraugus- Frederick Martin received oi Etjsh z.
Lovejoy a Chsancey Fox 1 Charles Z Porrey -,
Chsntauque-Theron Plumb received Il hiram Hill l.
John Ball / Maine White Cyrus Wood l.
THIRTY SECOND DISTRICT.
Erie--Asa Warren received 81 $, G, Raven lei + q.
Haven : I. G, Haven f. Chafee /; ?. Stevens a.
E. G. Spalding Il Clark Ii Blank g.
THIRTY.THIRD DISTRICT
Genesee-Beniamin Pringe received 2, Rodney Gowen
/; Samuel Richmond p A. w Page Eugene Prinsie J.
Wyomins@F C. D. Mckay received IS; Chares o.
Shepard Is; Augustus tiascail L.
THIRTY FOURTH DISTRICT.
Nisgara-S B. Piper received >; Nc Peper!
Orlesns-L Burrows received , Loren Burrows L Joha
Henderson |.
MEMORANDUM
The State Csnvassers allow 10 Thomas Y How. Junior,
five FOR I. How u in Cayuga county; aud
also four votes Cayuga and Two in Cortland TO Edwin b.
Morgan, which were given TO T. Morgan
We DO certify the preceding statement to be correct
Given under hands nj the Sc crearY of states office
city Albany the eleventh day OF Decemeer IN ths
year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and itty
CHRIsToPHER MORGAN Secy of State
ALVAH HUNT. Treasurer
L. S CHATFIELD, Au'y General.
II, C. SEYMOUR State Engineer and SurVr
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Congregational.

State OF New York ss-We the Secretary OF State, the
Comptroller the Attorney General and the Treasurer OF
said State having formed Board OF Canyassers aud
having anvassed and estimated the whole number OF votes
given for Representatives in Congress at general election
held in this State the fifth day OF November in the year
l80accordng the certified statements OF the said votes
received By the Secretary of State in the manner directed
by law do hereby determine declare, ana certify that me
following persons respectively by The greatest number OF
state were elected Representatives Of the Stae Of New
York in the Thirty second Congress OF the nited States
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CannI Commissioner.

State of New ork, ss.-We the Secretary OF State,
Comptroller Treasurer, Attorney General and State En-
gueer and Surveyor of the said State, having formed
Board State CunYassers and having canyassed and est
mated the whole uumber OF given for Canal Com
missioner al general election he'd in the said State
The fifth day Of November $780, according TO the certified
State the directed by law do hereby determine
dec and certify, that Ohm C MATHER was, by the
greuee number of given the said election duly
elec ed Canal Commissioner of the said State.
Given under lands at the Secretary OF States Office,
the city OF Albany the eleventh day of December In the
year OF our Lord thousand eight hundred and fifty
CHRISTOPHER MORGAN, Sec'y of State.
WASHINGTON HUNT, Comptroller,
ALVA HUNT. Tremurer.
L. s. CHATFlELD Attorney General
H. c. SEYMOUR. State Eng and Surveyor.
State OF NewYork Statement of the whole number OF
votes given for Canal Commissioner at the General Elec-
ton held in the said State the fifth day of November,
1850 wherein the Counties in which the said votes