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EoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE.-THE UNITED
II States Mail steamship HUMBOLDT ID. Lines, com
mander, will leave for Havre touching at Southampton,
land the mails and passenger Saturday, June 18th, 81
" o'clock, from Pier No North river. Price Of
sia All letters must through the Post once ship
Ters specie requested send their specie board
frday-no merchandise will be received board after
Thursday An experienced s attached 10 the ship
For freight passage. apply To
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON. Aren't. No. 81 broadway.
N. B-parceli per Humboldt will be received until Fri
Day afternoon, 3 r, NJ, by LIVINGSTON, WILLS \ Co.
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IpwARD K cofiiSss No 50 wall street, NJ.
BROWN, SMILEY Il co, Liverpool.
f. G. ROBERTS Il CO, Is Kings Arm Yard, London
l. DRAPER, Jr, Boulevard Montmartre, Paris.
The ofthee ships will be accountable for god
silver. bulion specie ewelry precious stones met.
unless bills Of adnx are signed thsssox and she value
thereof therein expressed.
Altar the rs April next thste freight by the above
steamers from Liverpool will be materially reduced.
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM, no onArnAn soUARE.--oEo.

DARNUMS MUSEUM.-THE ENNUI CONSEQUENT
~ upon the elevation OF the quicksilver only serves
sw ell the audiences at the Museum Quite hit has been
made with the extravaganza of TWO EYES BETWEEN
TWO TO be repeated with favore farce this afternoon.
In the evening Jayel Herr Cline, and Larieu
flower Of the vaudeysts take part in the varied enter
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sHrPPIro.

ID ,cIFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP coEPANY-THE ONLY
II Through Line for California and Oregon, via Chagrss
dirtct-Tare Redu ced.on SATURDAY june 18th AZ sP NJ
then Tanner, Commander viii sail on Saturday Jaa.
18th precisely o'clock r. NJ from her pier at the foot %
Warren street. North River With the Mails Tor
Chage connecting with the favorite United states Mail
steamship Ten nssss 20 leave Panama about the 18th
July For freight passage appy At the once ~ West
Warren street
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MEDICAL.

EoRREsT GROVE HYDRoPATHIC INSTITUTE
Il schoeleys Mountain, June II, l,6l-WuliAm j. rAyor
n D., lillian Moon, N. D., Physicians. The above nsu-
will ready for reception nvAds The esrl1
mart of nj
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I,oR CALIFORNIA. VIA cnAaREs. pIREcr-rm

CoR CALIFORNIA. VIA ciIAgREs. pIREcroTiE
ship LAFAYETTE, eco tons hurtfen Charles
stoddsrd late 81 steamship Crescent City viii
a from Ptsdyhis for Chasrss direct on Thursday lvh
JAY " oeoek from her wharf Lombard street,
The above steamer has proved herself very fact and re
akaby safe vessel (beng her hrst vcyage from
her for 6rst and second class
passengers unsurrasS Through heksts TO San Fran
will ts furnished reduced rates Persons ENGAGING
raffre New York will be provided eth tickets 10 fha
dslTfia free. Fer freight or passage apply 70
y q. WILLIAMS, 1888 Front street.
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AMUsEMEN

IDowERY rHEATRE-BoxEs rs CENTS; PIT ls..
a. 70 ssnm:ns. ~ esioeS Friday evening" June ~
viii BE acted the LADY or LYONs-CIaude HeInott Mr.
CLAWS Mr. Jordan; Pauline Miss Wemyss Nine Desohap
tbe sopnisr ,ans Of en nait NJ eangwa viii sso sns
gopuiaI comic conclude with the drama Of .hs
B Pn. SW9kDTes Baron MT B0Ss 6 Saad' Mr.
tilio Miss 4 ben "a; Rossrs MIS- Uerrins - -
NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM srRE.r-BoxEs
IN 70 Icy cents; Orchestra Tickets cents
TX oeiosS Benest Of Mr. John Herbert, Frday evening"
June the entertainments will with the play Of
TIE sTRANGER-Thc Stranger, Mr.. J. X. Scott; Baron
Mrs Herbert 70 be followed BY the farce Of oE sW
conclude with the SPECTRE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mr..
s. rss Mi A'aa Mrs.
1r.II.N opra1 ~ c.sT1r o,pnvy ~,
retseI. Man ager and Conductor Admission, 50 cents
viii nR ss n.1 5y1s,sp tG JV Sa.Ss :,
Don GIOVANNI
Donna Elyira . - Miss within
ZerDa. sisnOra Bosio.
Commendatore - :. - " =, " signor Rosi
MMsp se,s 49, sgnor coiett
half Performances 70 Sommsass At
NOT on 'ns
49, 80 $500 , - - -
N9 MAI hs an
MiNsTREiS comnrs5g an efSeent And veraate "corps'
and nerfcrmera nndsr ths nr.
nsysment of ~ whose n ths cty for
ueceson Of ave have been With favor by
axaiy Isspse'aDie ana isshsnaoe andienoes TICKETS
o'clock An Afternoon will be given on saturday
ne,t for the ton ~ Isd;as "a Inysnas CON-
mencinr at O'clock p NJ On Friday July ath an after
noon concert commeneine at o'clock ' ~
DrJIows. uINsrprIs At rpIIoyvs, Nrw uusI
cal nal "a Broadway between Howard and Grand
eorns Of tenteS and tas sos
management OF j. d. Fellows whose concerts in this city for
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ne. RALPH. AUTHOR or THE PRACTICAL FRI..

he. KALPH, htTHOR OF THE .PhAC.IyhL. III,
~ vste Treatise, &c.Ofhce hours, 20 " A. NJ 70
~ NJ tsundaJs excepted No. - Greenwich street Frou
the medical ADVANTAGES TIE author has enjoyed
which he would instance having resided several
yeArs ia Paris for the express rurr'se a udyag We"
diseases followed ~ long and very extensive rraetse -
voted exclusively - this speciality be can, with eenhdeneA
promise certain, safe and u ca ceres " n an
obtained from other America. In ctsee 81
structure and The esporabie conssquenres q esry in
proper habits under bis peculiar r.n q trcat ment ~,
stsoue and perfect insured Even those q We
character often attended rth serious eomp cations
he neurakie though they require
perseverance, Thoss Who apply IN the earlier stages q
private diseases will be frathd Wy tie and aIdty o
the eure Witch IL often Effected IN very few days.
has matter u surprise 70 that any o.
spec.bty and o. professional attachments should devo
his attention 70 diseases which people Of every descrp
pretend 70 EASILY ~ however the ntseref
people bring uTon society known very dferer
opinion would be formed Separate provided ~
those who have 70 ws Ter treatment ~ letter sd
dress nox $50 Pest Orce.
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I,vTRY MOTHERS BOoK.-TUE FEARS or row
II sry and the prospect u too large family % children
prevent man, prudent people from marrying but here T.
book that viii tell many i'm Tortant secrets which vii
overcome all such objections Price 81 Fer sale BY Dr.
Ftmerado At the Fortueuese Agency No " Ana street
Letters directed above 20 box 2 New York r. o., viz
tt answered.
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TNLoATtvg. BILL BEACON AND BUOY TOR HATTIE
rnp shoasfropcsals sill be received ~ We Coast Ser
vey oce Washington fer an iron beacon and he AMI or
ron tuoy until the 18th day ~ July y te fev red a.
Hsttsras Int tr before the st asy e oeoier ta =
rcer CHARGED with placing them. The he'll Neaf0n - re-
hest iron fee. iorE and y feet bss. The buoy q
eet long snd fest4 IL chez LARGEST diameter and
h. Ne tut In seeoriance vch drawuss and e.
Pc seen al this odi0e. SAM hb HhlN,
eerersl Disbursing Agent Y. 5, Coast Survey.
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MECHANICS. HALL, NO: ~ BsoADWAY. AH 81 Y
EELLows MINsTRELs, AT FELLOWS NEW MUsI.

cal Hall, 40 Broadway, between Howard and Grand
Streets night This justly celebrated efficient
corps Of talented and experienced under e sole
of j. b. Fellows whose in this city for
the have been received with the greatest favor BY
The elite and fashion from all parts Of the Union Fellows
Musical Hall of the most spacious and best ventilated
buildings in the world Admission Is cents Doors Al
u concert to at o'clock An afternoon concert
Wednesday and Saturday for the especial
daton Of families cling at three O'CLOCK II. NJ.
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10 Leases I,.s.. a.a.s.r Door. :p:. .s7 :...
aad third oiro: as sss gallery i sss Prysss Se.ss IS
play hfsk Kes s Tse.
%ss:s Nh css.,y:
cashmsn; Anna Bulien Misc A GSskenhem TO eenaluds
D:a. " HssS
Mr. payidge Lady Cay spanker. Miss G. cushmAn
NIBLos oARDEN==synxER sEAsoE.-nANAox..
nIsF IDssS 20 s"S r.
* ma i.s'i:Ss$ kss:S PANTY.
y Antoine Francois and Raye First time Of LIss
as & Rs4a sad Mons. Bsns Ss.
STsfns sss THs 1ns sRs sns Jocko
c,ss and Ps1qqs. st FAMILY Circle
ss With the TICK
1si
~ as MI BrGsghan Miss prmsive Miss LIS Ne.
queen OF s'ffiRai
Nary Tayio orenoailsssas Miss julia Gosld MSS
RRouGHAMs LYcEUM.-MIss MARY TAYLOR RE
lat informs er friends and the public that her
na viii appear mr. the " fs aa . s %
day Box book now oren.
RRoUCHAMs LYCEUM. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BENEFIT. Monday nsst yuns oth last night but f0Ur
- lar and elegant beautifully stocked with
scenery and wardrobe and all appliances and eff
ectuay ventilated by Wheers patent system OF fun
nes to be let from July 18th to the middle August Ap
poaton to be made to Mr. Brougham l5l Broome street.
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL GRAND CONCERT
by L. A. BenjaInin and f. Won Heeringens Classes o.
One Thousand Young Ladies' assisted by the Infan
Drummer and Whistler, only two and four months
old at the Broadway Tabernacle, this evening, Juno
th 5 the exercises to consist Of Vocal Solos Duets aud
Choruses and Single and Double Duets three Pianos,
played from Prof Won Heeringens New system Notation
Concert TO commence at quarter TO g. Tickets cents
FRANKLIN MUSEUM, l75 CHATHAM sQUARE-0KO.
LEA, Sole Proprietor. Admssion-Seats in Private
luet 2k cens-Elegant saloon After
and Evening in the after
at clock and in the evening at o'clock The
sertain varied and select and such
other place Of in New York. consisting OF
Leas Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe numbering tteen
talented band the United States troupe of Model Ar
sts who selected fer their beauty and who
number of beautiful tableaux taken the
pictures Of ancient and modern times; Of Arab
tery Madame Rosalne the only Female Jugger in tho
World of Male and Female Artists who will give
IN exhibition Of Marble Statuary unequaed in the world
egether with variety Of interesting
afternoon and evening For particulars bills Of sa
iav.
RARNUMS MUSEUM.-THE ENNuI CONSEQUENT
~ the elevation OF the quicksilver only
swell the audiences at the Museum Quite hit has been
made with the txtravaganza of TWO EYES BETWEEN
In the evening Jayel Herr Cline and Lareu, with
flower OF the yaudeyst take part in the varied enter
tainments
scu,c
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NOTE TILL CuRED-DRs. COOPER AND MURPHY,
IN Roosevelt from their parasled
deas BE- relied the tr stment Of the moet ohs
nate without mercury Or. Coopers patients wiz
md him Roosevelt Chatham, ana
else Beware Of the auaok In Duane street, Of ChathA
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DR COOPER. u DUANE STREET mas, TOR TN

Dk CooFEh y ~ NE -, sI W Lac, ,vh Tile
tnt lie toe most aggravated diseases.
and Mia removed IN iew dsys. strangers don't 10
deceived w tetank who p~rsonntes nsme sud
tssthe imIudeute 70 style hirelf Doctor: IL value
your hetth shun the base imposor DR. c. ie member 90
TIE NoTh University. and bis diploma be seen ia
bis ufee A cure guaranteed 10 each case.
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AIHBIC Al ADHERENCE ANTIDOTE.-rHlSCH CHEAP
WI and hencteent French remedy Ia known be ne bees
and Only positive for sexual diseases that esen
dstovrtt ~ matters net What or stage q me ds
order. IL untried apartment Tor h oFen used
n an tie large cities and hosrtais in France and " an
pecia favorite Ricord Crest Hospital IN faris whers
las been in eighteen ~ y We emily remedy snas
viii entirely eradicate th poison from nc wisngs.
tie use n mercury Price 81 A. 80 Fulton street. w
Brwerv corner rsnd street s2l Brcadsay, and the xedi
al ote 81 Duane street Centre street where atvoe
w1- rven gratis those who hwy. sold in Philadephs
II south Ikrd street and IN Ptthurh ~ ~ smi,hnsd
-, 81 II. GREGORY, " y.
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NOTIcE-Y1ElpING TO rHE EARNEST soLIclTA.
Of who have been cruelty
" certain self Individuals the undsrsgned will
nuc 10 prescribe regularly Tor that particular sass o. ais
which their boating Advertisements aiuee Thoee
who have irnerantiy injured themselves BY destructive
habit o. youth. also apply with certainty Of
Treatment BY letter in English, French, OF German.
n. DE LANEY, N. D.,
III cd wNreet dUav
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BOOO eite mixture for the cure Of private dsorsers
MAKES treedy without the least restrictions Of det.
drnt resur or ehasge In arpsesticn 70 business The
yrerrtter CHALLENGES single which the mixture viii
the forfeiturs % hundred dollars II
put M In bottles With foil directions At 81 One bottle
lasts week cured In two days For sale W q.
H. KING. W. Broadway and ltr Baysrd street. New Yorhs
OreanA
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RROUGHAMS LYCEUM.-MISS MARY TAYLOR RE
speeunlly informs err friends and the public that her
last Beneht Will take place Saturday evening June
which occasion Mr. G. W. CLARKE has kindly unteered,
and will in the SERIOUS FAMILY See bills the
day. Box book
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RR0UCHAMS LYCEUM. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- Benefit Monday next June 3Oth night but foJr
Of the present season. Box Book open.
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VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL GRAND CONCERT
by l.. A. Benjamin and L. Won Heerngens Classes o.
One Thousand Young Ladies' assisted by the Infan
Drummer and Whtler only two years and four month,
old, at the Broadway Tabernacle, this evening Juno
th 1851 the exercises to consist Of Vocal Solos Duets aud
Choruses and Single and Double Duets three Pianos
played from Prof Won eerngens New System Of Notation
Concert 10 Commence aunrter toS Tickets cents
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NEW MEDICAL BO0Ks.-A C0kRLDRE PRACTICAL
INsork the nature aud reatsai Asics<e Diseases
aud all the kindred Anectonsustratcd by greaA
Der OF beautifully oolored plates "a large % life BY Homer
Bowick NJ d. lecturer on Surgery and diseases Of th4
above named nature II Ia large quartoHO pages, second
sdton price So Extract from the Boston Medical and
Surgical Journal 49, IL be said fearsssly 70 be equal
Records Actions works the family Of Diseases
and far superior 20 anything o. the kind published IN
ttis country Author o. 1.-The Family Physioian price
70 cents Author of work Self Abuse and is deplo-
rable .fcets &C. Ac sixth edition. fourteen plates pr3eo
~. For sale At the publishers sTKfNGER& roWHsKND.
n BroAawny and hy the anthor. 500 BroAdway.
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RRoUGHAMs LYCEUM, BRoADWAY,.THIs PoPu-
~ lar and elegant establishment beautifully stocked with
and wardrobe and all necessary appliances and eff
fectualy ventilated Wheer patent system OF fun
nels to be let July 18th the middle Of Ap
poaton to be made Mr. Brougham, 45l Broome street.
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nAcIrIc NAL srrANsnrP coMPANY-toNLY

The new steamship COLUMBIA vin ply between San
Francisco aud ports IN Oregon awaiting a. the former ror
srrval of the mails and from Panama and
returning without delay with the mas and passengers Tor
tie steamer from san Frsncisco.
regular lire ~ propesrs will be kept for the trans
psrtaton Of freight and Transient passengers between Pa
mama ard San Trancisco.
The well known steamship SARAH SANDS, q lyo tons
burthen under charter the company aud peculiarly
coumodus in her cabin Arrangements will be sept running
q tNtra family boat.
one 81 the above steamers viii keep NJ the connection be-
tween Acapulco ard the other Mexican plrts. q.
The correction IN tie Atlantic viii be maintained By the
eEoRciA :. =. 500 tons. CRESCENT CITY go tons
ONO $500. .2cc0 tors. CHEROKEE .tyo tons
EMpIRE ITy AGO tous. ruiLAnELPnIA lnJ tons
Leaving New York or Chsgs tie nth and 18th o. each
month. 49,
dreet lire between New Orieans and ghagres eavns At
tuth teroSs w infure ittc detention as possible on
itthmus, and forming. with tie Pacific s~-m.hips
through lire 70 and from New Oeans and ports IN hesico
California and oregon. Passages from View Orleans can
he from Armstron L2~rason Co. agents. At that
The Tor through tickets from New Tort W San Fran
eiseS has been reduced from
500 In state rooms 10 san
fygl, in lower cabin, 70 500.
faN, In steeraxe, 90 slG5. .........
The fro New York 70 Chagres viii be ~ ne lowess
sdortcd ~ any safe steamer between thsse ports
Fer choice q berths pprT a. the once o. we company -
snd 50 South street. and AZ ther agency w Nestsrssa
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Votes for Police and Civil Justices.

STATEMENT m relation to Police Jaffces 1na yeses
ne Jusflceg Courts Jor he ls ID 3D. Aa' 'H' am W.
Dgr1cfs 81, ,,.,- ,,d coo,,v
The Board Of County Canvasssrs 81 the Wy aLu S. nd
Of N,uYofk having met the OHcr o. nc z,b ,o,s
CIV suc CoUur on the lth 18th i3t1 ith IN 20, 49, ~
igt6 20h 2si I'D zlth z5th, 2o.h. INA Estn On
November and - day Of DecenDer' 70 az D.f1,cs IN
fbe 80, rive in the several f.ieeIoh Va
- $50 Di1r.ct and IL each Justices Dis.rc' u 'a.a
CITY and County the general EscSi da s.rfv a. G
lows, 10 VIZ ii. .S,.r...a and canyass tina. the
~ ~ ~ vCes gwen fr Police Justice Of ne Iss
49, - fur Thousand nine hundred and Ely q.
Dsn4D' - .rh lanes n. Welsh received tNO thDusl.
80 brarsd ard ss1fy eight e7ss, Of whe JoseSl =,
49, ,ecey,J thousand and seven .<''lSI
a D. el one Indie d aad gweive Dana b'ei' one
and scattering three. ...-. q, palcs Jl>,iee al
-; S~r5 Distract thee thousand ons pun req ana
the -, IL sGl: II which James McCrasa feceF t~5
est.y .,sht hundred and eighteen l1.ei3 81 which
NLss c Everli received three h1nofsd 1ad i9rY "a ms
60 y q EyeIt one Vim ?. Moes one. rainfall, one
Inr Aber1son three All thia zen oiAak votes "ers
the vile nuulbe. u Vets gvea for Pocs justice
oftIe - Dstrcs vas seven thousand four huadres aa1
srsu,ssr az q Which .lliam L wood re- .Yed i,nf
tao-,ant sai ffteeI ,t0is Dt winch Elwsfa as'n ~
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Votes for Judge Of Common Pleas.

STATEMENT relation to yndge Of the Court o. Common
Pleas Of TIE Gu and COunfg OF New- York
The Board of County Canyassers Of the CITY aud County
Of New York having met a. the office OF the Clerk Of SAID
CIV and County the nth i2h l3h Iith. 18th. l7h
18Th i9h 2th 2s ed 2th 18th Goth 23ih zoh days OF
November and the Isl day OF December e. Canvass and
Estimate the votes given the several Election Districts
Of said CIV and County the General Election held on
the Fourth day November IN the year Aforesaid 10 GER
tfv - follows, 10 wit -,
That il appears such Estimate and Canvass that the
whole number OF votes gwen for Judge Of the Court 0f
Common Pleas Of the Guy and County Of New-fork was
thirty ght thou sand two hundred and forty nne jBs
Of which Daniel = Ingrahsm received tweny-one thou
ssud one hundred and twenty -6ye, l2ll2jl OF which
John Townsend received seventeen thousand ana ntY
seven (l7 097) =. lngraham received Two scattenhs
five and twenty blank votes were given.
We certify this statement 10 be cofrece ana nave caused
the same 60 he by the Chairman and Secretary Oi
this Board tins ist day OF December. a ID 1871;
JOSEPH BRiITON, Chairman.
II RIBI 1T. Secretary.
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WV II. R.BIEr. Secretary.
.yuStieeS Elected.

Tie Board of County CanyasseTs of the City and County
of New York HAVING caLyassed aud estimated the
gwen m the several Election Dust lets Of the sad Cry AMI
County at General Election held the fourth day Of
November A ID 1851, DO hereby ceriy, doe and de-
clare thai
JAMES II WELSH, 10y the creates. number Of woes,
dul elected Police Justice Of the sL District ior SAID
CITY and County.
That JANIS MoGRATH. by the glcate,t number OF
votes duly elected Police Justice u the 2d DsiTciDr
said City aud County
That WILLIAM l.. WOOD. BY the greatest number Of
duy elected Police Justice OF The 81 nci Tor
Thst ABRAHAM l. BOGERT JR b. the ssea,est
number # votes Only elected Police Justice Of the
ith District for ssic Cay aud County.
That BAkNABAS ". OSBORN, by the grea est num-
her OF votes was duly elected Police Justice OF tho 9TH
District for ssi0 City and County.
That SIDNEY II. STUART, by The greatest number Of
votes was duly elected Ponce Justice OF the oh Dsnot
for SAID City and County -.
was duly elected Justice II the Justices court oil we i"
DistIiot If said CITY aud County .,, , -,
That BARTHOLOMEW OCONNOR Oy the sfoatess
number votes duly elected Justice OF me Jdscss
Count of the "a District of said City and County
That JOHN ANDERSON, JR, by the greatest number
OF votes duly elected Justice Of the Justices Courso
the Sd District Of s8ld City and County. ,<
That EDWARD sTkAHAN, by the gfesest nnnlosr OF
votes. was duly elected Justice of the Justices Court OF
the an District If SAID City and County.
That WILLIAM II. VAN COTT by the greatest num- UNI
her Of votes duly elected Justice OF the JusHces
Court Of the 5th District OF said City and County
That ANSON WILLIS by the greatest number Of vetss.
was duly elected Justice Of the Justices COut u ue s
District OF said City and County. an
Dated the list day OF December, ID, 1871 -, -
JOSEPH BRITrON. Chairman
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AssembIymeu Elected.

TIE Bo,rd or Ccaa'y Cl-ve>sers ~ M CIV ~ 60 NY
II Nev-ioIA having clAssssed ana c'''sted tas
siyen in IL. REAL - D. - ~ aol pc A'ea
III d. rhs saii lg ar. COUNT a. geneva siec
ron he an Do fourh dsy 4 November. 1881, d. herssy
certify 'ste-tllle aua ceciare that
WILLfksi MINOS. B.. The CREATES nnao'' O.. votes.
d. Elected DE be. o Ase uoy Be q os gao ret
TfatPxTRIrK e MsIONFY. ~ Toe -reAtcsf aambar
of tes vas cny elcc-ec hsmle-of Assembly 1 80 G..
the second Assembly Ds ret j SAID Civ snd CpaO'y
TINT jOst.pH nose. IlHr ~ TIE sres'es, number %
voe. duly elected Mem. Il Assc ably 4nt a..
the Third Assembly Ds-rot IA sad GIFTS ana County.
Tha THEODORE A. WARD by the creates hufbo-
Of votes IA elected hem'er y Assembly IN sli Tor
the Fourth emily psiric in 81 81 Ky aud Clan
That JOHN BROWN, b, Shs creates n n,1er o; votes
dul elected Mem 'er Il As.eney 10 sni Tor iht Fth
WILLIS BLAcKsroNE BY The s-es,.est pugser
Of duly elected Ne-beI q Assf my ~ 4 d bt
1IsrFRFFBORN LUCKEY BY the grea es nu n
tsr Of votes duly elected Member OF Ascend "a aNd
f,r tke seventh Assembly Dsirct IN SAID G. and '1n "
fDst MOSES GALE by the greatest rber Ct woes,
va dny ELECTED Member Of Assembly n an i's the
Trchfh Assembly District N SAID CITY and County
That AFOSB ROLLINS, by the creates; M uhe~ OF
votes was uy elected Member Of Assembly and for the
Ninth Assembly d stnct IN ard City and County.
That JAMES MONROE. by the greatest number Of
votes wa duly elected MeDber 81 Assembly and fr Tue
Tenth Assembly Dis,rct IN SAID CITY aud COUNTY
az votes was duly &c &c Member II assembly IN and Tor
the Eleventh Assembly District. 10 saId Cy AMI County
That MICHAEL WALSH. by the greatest M npef OF
was duly eeced Member Of Assembly in and for the
Twelnh ASSEMBLY Disfrict. N said CITY aud County
That WILLIAM TAYLOR, by the greatest ninheI o.
Thirte eiih Asemh, strict. said City and County.
That ANDREW LEARY. BY the greatest number oi
votes duy elected Member # Assembly IN and ior tne
Fourteenth Assembly D,strc'. sad CITY aud County
That THOMAS p ST. JOHN, by the greatest humDet
81 IS was day elected Member % Assembly and Tor
That EPRRAIN l. SNOW, BY the greatest number OF
votes duly elected Member Of Assembly IN aud 'r
Sixteenth Assembly Distinct. n sad City and County
JOSEPH BRIrTON, Chairman