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4 FTON HOUEE-SEA BATHING
N NEAR HAMPTON, vA.-This delishtfnl re-
treat u rs-opensd fos The receptions Of vtsifofs
X ID pleasantly stuated opposite the town Of Hamp-
ton and its proximity to Old Poiet rsnders g In
most respects equsl 70 that esiebxated resort The
rooms large and airy, and the table will be sup
piled with all the delicacies Of tina season. Good
walters and attendants have been procured, and the
subscriber pledges himself that neither pains nor ex
peuse win be spared In order that abstraction may be
given to those who visit him this Summer.
Board per day ~
Do. do. ~
Do. do. month. Yg
Children and servants under II years OF age, nan
ps' Gas JOHN TABB.
DOTOMAC PAVIL ON-PINE Z
I POINT MD-This agreeable resort for health.
sea bathing and general recreation will DO opened on
the 18th Of June fer the accommodation OF the pup
lie and under the confident hope thst was
afforded on his part last season 20 visitors
the undersigned pledges himself that the Favfihon
shaI1 be equally well kept during the presents ana
while many similar establishments have raised their
nrcss for board and doubtles many more will follow
their example, the prices at the PAVILION will
continue a. for its old a. well - tho new
friends which may seek It's quiet shades and we'll
BoAnpMfos Z Jingle day. @2Oo-for three days or
less than a week. $50 per day-per week, $1,000,
and per month, 5000
Professor Loebmann's Cornet Band has been en-
gagged for the season.
je 1-d6wc4t w. w. DIX, Proprietor
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DISEASED SIDE, BREAST. EYES

Il,
Extract from letter from J. Grimes. Eso. Los.
doun county, Va:
my wife has been for years afflicted with rre.t
weakness, pain in the breast side and back paipita
ton ct tho heart feebene of the nervous systesn
loss of appetite, complexion saow, the night of ons
eye almost gone, the other very weak. I am pless-
cd 30 say that HAMPT0NS flNCTURE has Ne.
stored her to perfect health. Her eyes a. good
now as ever they were.n -
Gail and get Pamphlets and SEQ cares Of Coughs,
Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Liver Con plant, Scrofula
As female medicine il IL unrivalled.
Sold by 0. A. STRICKEN and PURCELL, LADD
Z CO., Richmond; BY DR.. COOKE, Fredcncksburc
BY all the Drus lights In Petersburg; BY MORTIMER
I McWBRAY, Baltimore, and By Drussists ssd
Storekeepers everywhere. - :, =
81 per bottle 5 g bottles for o..
lie 2l-ddc cts
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NEW BOOKS.-Received by
IN HAROLD MURRAY
Broad street.
Leather Stocking and Silk story of the Valley of
Virgina-$I.
Twenty Years in the Philippine Islauds-$I.
Travels in Armenia; by Curzon-S1.
The Knout and the Russians-75c.
Life in Abyssinia, being notes collected during 8
years residence and travels, by Parkyns-S2,5O.
Farmingdale; tale by Caroline Thomas-75c
Our Parrish, or Pastor and People-$l25
Aubrey; by author of Castle Avon &c.-5nc.
Year after Marriage: by Arthnr-25cl
The Quiet Heart, from Blackwood-25c.
Personal Narrative, or Explorations and Incidents
in Texas, New Mexico, &c by Bartlett-$5
The Hive of the Bee Hunter; by Thorpe-Sf
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F-ANa HACKS FOR HIRE
N-@ have two or three very fine Hacks
with geutle horses and careful drivers to hire
miles and the public, which may always be had by
applying at Mr.. Thompson MAYORS stables ON 10th
street, opposite the United States Hotel.
Families and others needing handsome and safe
commodated By sending me their orders.
je 1S-1m* WALTER DUKE.
Nv $40 REWARD. - Strayed from
~ Rockets Sunday, the 14th May, light
Bay MARE MULE, about years old. No marks
collected except on the back caused by the saddle.
The above reward will be paid for her return to us
or at Rockstts, to Mr.. John WEIGH.
je Sta DAVIS L. GREEN.
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TO THE PUBLIC.-We

call. Terms feeeonepte bH1 sSS0aA 1<Voo~sAes
.Ara TO THE PUBLIC.-We
are running daily line Of Stages
frum the terminus Of the Southside Railroad to
Lyuchbure, continuing ON BY the virginis and Ten
Red sweet, snd White Sulphur Sprines whole cost
to the passenger S8.5n, between Richmond and the
White Sulphur Springs, and by the following schs.
Leave Richmond daily. ts1eept sundsys.) via the
Danvle Railroad, to the Junction of the southside
Road, over that road TO fs terminus Coaches
to Lynchburg BY 81 p. NJ Leave Lynchbarg at p.
n, vi. the Virginia and Tennessse Railroad, to the
castle b says at Ss,.t nsat d.1
and arrive at the Sweet and Red Sweet Sprines e
dinner, and the White Sulphur Springs BY O'clock
Richmond and Danville passengers are informed.
that on and after the 5th day OF July we win accom-
modate them In splendid horse Coaches. Speed in
creased and fare reduced, unknown in the late his
tory OF the service, between the terminus of the
D.nville Railroad and Danville Leave Richmond
Fare from pi esent terminus to Danv i $500
Do. do do. to Halifax c Fl. l.50
And to be reduced from time to time, Is oircum-
.V Our Agent MI J. H. SHOOK, may be found
at the Commission House of Measrs. Brown 4 Shook,
0'''w the f kkHRissaasfh asaAN
n FARMS FOR SALE.-A Farm of
- $50 acres, in Henrico county, 8 miles from Rich
mond, hafin cultivation nearly of hch has been
lined, and produces Wheat. Corn and Clover WE'LL
quantity of wood. The York River Railroad viii run
near to it. Health. water and society first rate. :
The purchaser can have the use of the farm hands
The buildings are new and well arranged.
About2 200 acres of the above are mud land, produ.
Also, Farm of 50 acres half r-'le East of Rich.
mond, with new and handsome cottage buildings
having an excellent market garden, now producing
spent.
An the land is highly improved. Apply to
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nANIEL HAGERTY, BELL AND
II BRASS FOUNDER, having opened Foundry
on 10th street, between Main and Cary streets, Is
prepared to execute orders for sill kinds of Plain and
Ornamental Brass and Composition CASTINGS, in
workmanlike manner.
As he is prepared to cast every day, persons want
ing work done can be accommodated in q few hours'
notice
All kinds of Ship, House and Church BELLS made
to order.
ed.
B.-Highest cash price paid for old metals.
nv 23-9m
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UNDERTAKING. subscriber ia
~ now prepared to furnish anything in his line of
es any one.
An assortment of COFFINS kept constantly on
hand.
Asplendid new HEARSE, with good driver and
gentle horses can be had.
The attention of Hotelkeepers and Families IL re-
quested to his large assortment ofMATTRESSES
Repairing SOFAS, CHAIRS, Spring MATTRES-
SES, &c. promptly attended to.
FRANCIS LAUBE,
lie 21-Sm* Broad st., betw. I'd and Sd sts
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ITO TRAVELLERS. THE WIT
4 NERVOUS, AFFLICTED IN ANY 1os 4. 4
CHOLEhA. DIAAAHTA, ANY or THE ~ 4
EAsE6 INCIDENT TO THE SUMMIT Dis
your sftentson e HAMFTOWS TINCTfJ4E e g Y
many cures commend II to eli. AS
DYSPEPSIA, RHEUMATIsN SCnnyrrr ~,
ER COMPLAINT, Dc. ~
RON THE METRoPoLIs-pase Il sronnd l.. an
sniesed near the glad tidnss! This 4 kut H.
ment Of thoussnds: go 'ss sosfs
49,. ~. WAsHIserox, Mayr7, rsss
lnsssrs Mortimer and Mopbrav-
,oenuemsn--Having been afflicted with TSxercs-
"a en years standing, hereby, for the 4enss,
q the amieted, take great pleasure IA snpo.nries
anet aIker unng few bottles Of your HlNPTSYH
TfNCTUhE, found II had accomplished ne,fs.s
cure have used different Medicines from In, ~
time, but have never been sbis TO account for A.
parent good, and il 10 blessing TO styehen
that, that medicine 10 fonnd, possesses a. sr,.d.
poicey Of pyotonginS Asssas ne. The many ears. 4,
has wrought 10 sufficient guaranty of the benesc,si
results which mar be expenenced from il usa
Yours, respectfully. -
LIVER COMPLAINT, DEBILITY.
Extract from James Harria Esq.'s Letter. Alexan.
After speaking Of wonderful cures on himself n.
"Mrs. II. have been suffering with Liver eomplsia,
and with inability, constantly complaining frcu
weakness through her whole system. She now On.
joys better health than for thirty years being entire
y restored By the use Of HAMPTONS VEaETA.
BILE TfNCTURE"
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EECHES.-The public are hereby in
- formed that have on hand lot of superior
Swedish LEECHES, which will be applied upon the
most reasonable terms. The subscriber can be found
at all hours of the day at the Hair Dressing Room
under the American Hotel and at night ON 25th st..
between Main and Franklin SITS.
ie 2f r. C. HORSON
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lOOKING RANGES, HOT AIR FUR
IMAGES, &c.-We putting up MOTIFS
PATENT TUBULAR OVEN RANGE, with and
without boilers attached. This Range 10 net sur
passed By any in this country for cooking, for its
economy in fuel.
Also, Water Closets Stationary Wash Stands b.
thing Fixtures, for hot and cold water; all of which
we will put up and warrant to give satisfaction.
We also put up CHILSON'S PATENT HOT-AIR
FURNACE, which, for its durability, economy in
fuel, and the great amount of fresh air heated and
distributed through the registers 10 unequalled by
any furnace now in use.
Fl g. i A. BARGAMIN, JR.,
NH Is 20l corner of Main and 10th sts
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NOTICE.-Ata meeting of the President
~ and Directors of the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company, held the Depot OF
the Company, in Richmond, ed April, 1854,
Resolved That dividend of 81 per cent out of the
profits of the company for six months, ending 3lst
March last be declared, payable to the Stockholders
their legal representatives and after the first Of
May next.
A true copy from the minutes.
ap 25 to C. w. MACMURDO, Trea'r.
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m GREAT REDUCTION IN r.
From fifteen to twenty per cent saved by buy.
ing from J. H. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel -
Building, Richmond.
Moleskin HATS, of best quality. 50
Do do second do...................3 90
Eashions6le SILK HATS. ..............".....25 so
Fine calfskn sewed OES.....................2 Is
J. H. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
supply him with handsome and substantial calfskin
sewed BOOT, which he will sell at the unprecedent-
ed low price of s. SO. del
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Corner Main and 18th sts, Richmond, Va
+" For sale by Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
everywhere, ie4-wfmdwJv
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MO. MACKEREL AND CUT HER.
1VRINGS 10 bills. No. MackereI, IS do do n a..
jy6 JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
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"a JUST RECEIVED BY STEAM
M ERE. B. SPENCE, No. 100, corner of Main
KG and Governor streets, has this day received
-~ large and beautiful assortment of all the new
styles of SPRING GOODS, embracing every article
OF Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel which he respect.
fully requests his friends and the public generally to
call and examine. maj
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- FOR SA L E-A very desirable
II brick iiouse and Lot, at Rockets on the cor
ner of Main and - streets. The house is nearly
new and well built and contains rooms This pro.
perty considered very valuable 1t adoins the pro.
perty Off w. Tyler. Possession can be had at any
time. ED. D. EACHO,
jeN Gen. ACT. and Collector q
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HOSTING MACHINES AND

PAGLAND e. BROTHER have re-
~ moved, temporarily, their stock of Groceries to
their house on the North side of the Basin between
nth and 18th sts, where they will be pleased to
nish their customers and the public. ap1la
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y dnction in prices of Summer Clothing The
suoserpei: being desirous of closing out their large
STOCK IN this line, Offers to sell below cost superior
assortment ofSumner Clothing-Coats, Pants Vests
and other articles of wearing apparel Those who
dssiIe bargains must call early the Franklin Cloth
Ing Store, No 90 Main IT, we intend to close bus
ness in Richmond. - r DECOIT l. 70
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c@k CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, SUI
228SRCKIES-Person DESTROYS of purchasing
homemade Carriages, Buggies, Bsrouches sulkies or
light Wagons of the best material and workmanship,
will find it greatly to their interest to GYeme call,
as am now manufacturing the above ARTICLES ON the
most moderate terms.
Those having REPAIRING to do, will be accom-
modated at the shortest notice. and my charges will
be very moderate.
WILLIAM w. BAILEY,
mY9 SIN 18th at. hetWean Frankl and GracA.
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NEW YORK COUNTY CANVASSERS.
FIFTH DAYS SESSION.

The New York Board Of County Canvassers assem-
blec at noon, Saturday, at the Chamber OF Alder
men, CITY Hall. At 10 minutes past IL O'Clock tue
Board was orgsD'zed, and on the calling OF the rou,
tho folowipg Supervisors answered 10 their names:
M,ssrs Brown BluuI Baird, Hofmire, Voorhis,
Wskemsp, Covert, Kelly, Ely, and Drake
The President said-It will be remembered that
the Supetviso Of the Third Ward blunt wss yester-
day Instructed TO send back certag r,turns 70 tne
Boards Of pecior in his Wsrjs for correc
tion Is the Supervisor Of the Third Ward ready TO
report thereon
Supervisor BLusr-I will state a: this time that
have not ben able to zee the Charmen OF
Boards Of inspectors OF the Third Ward, except
ole. and | have made arrangements With him 10 call
his 81. oci.te IL spect together 81 10 o'clock on
Monday morning II the Board will give mo TIL
MONDAY, will eudeavor 10 ses all the oilers AMI TO
g.t them all 10 meet at the same hour 50 as 20 be
pr pare when this Board sha meet en- MONDAY, 10
report the result.
The PRrsIpESr-The Supervisor OF the Third
Ware repo t. that he has met With some success tie
reports progress ana aks that the COMMITTEE De con-
tIued IL her- is no objection the report OF the 81
pervisor Of the Third Ward will be received, and the
COMMITTEE continued accordingly. IL the supervisor
Of III. Fourth Ward ready with bis returns
Supervisor BAIRD then proceeded 10 read his re-
tori on Il - Inspectors OF the Fourth W ard winch
were can, ssstd without interTupnon-there being no
oiscrtt apces oi,cos, red therein
Sup,rvisor HoFTNrRE then proceeded 10 read the
r,turps from the Fifth Ward. There appeared one
slight oiscrepsDcN IN the return from the Fourth De-
,rist md b.. was instructed 10 submit II {, the H.
spectorr of that District The returns from 81 the
oiLer Dstricts IN th Ward oil canyassed with
out uptiobtbere being no discrepancies sPpar
ent therein
As soon a. the Fifth Ward returns were got through
VIII and ref re any other motion could be msde,
Supervisor HowARD aid propose TO canvass the
Sixth Ware returns hos.
It benz balt- lasi tao o clock,
SIM rysor yooRHIs said-I think it is 80 late in the
dsy 4 "a, We bad better adjourn. Wecan canvass the
S;,th Ward returns q q Monday the first thing
sun,rvisor HowARD-It won't take Us ~ long a.
som, AZ tie other Ward returns have
will Zen Us here usiil ave o clock.
s.n.,yyisor HOWARD an an1'ous TO get torougn
with m, re,urps to-day, because shall be obliged 70
leave tie City on Monday. c,.Lv,-s
and tske up The S.venb CD Monday, without any us,l
vent IL l. doe. ro, suit the convenience % Tue Saper
,sroftbe Sixth Ward 10 attend the bosrS o. u = Ie
stte no 10 peg.
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The merchants Of New-Yerk, IN ccnsdershon OF
the services Of the second mate Of the Cursuck IN
saving the passengers Of the Black Hawk, asf spnns'
having voted him medal, advertise for bis name 70
be sent 10 Mr.. Royal Phelps, No IL Stone ST. iasi
may be engraved upon the testimonial
USrTIp STATES War VESSELS PREPARING FOR
SEA few days ago the CommandsDt OF the Phts.
oelphiA Navy Yard vas directed to get the unItef
States sloopcfwx jamestown ready for sea im'n
ols'ely. Her destination, Of course, has not been
diyuleed TO the public.
Yesterday afternoon we found, az the Brooklyn
Navy Yard, about one hundred and ffty mech sncs
at work upon the United States frigate Congress,
fitting her for sea with all possible dispatch. Her
rigging and hull were literally crowded With the
workuen. IL was understood that the Congress had
been laid up for the winter This change Of purpose
would naturally occasion some speculation. We OBJ
served also that the work on the Sabine had been
ouckeped by the addition Of number OF men, aud
every effort Is making to get her ready for sea with
the utmost dispatch.
The orders for getting the Congress in readiness
for immediate service, we have since leaned were
received on Wednesday.
SAILING OF TIE STEAMSHIP GLASGOW On Satur-
day last the propeller Glasgow sailed from this pOr;
for Glasgow, with las passengers.
The NEw ERA-Capt- Bovine writes from Deal
to the effect that nothing can be saved from the hold
of the New Era until the vessel breaks up. Capt
Henry was in Wall-st. on Saturday.
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FROM NEBRASKA TERRITORY.
Correspondence OF Tie Republican.
BELLEVUE, NEBRASKA TERRITORY, !


Correspondence OF Tie Republican.
BELLEVUE, NEBRASKA TERRroRY,
Monday, Nov. &, 1854.
The organisation of the Government of this new
Territory has been some what delayed in consequence
Of the death Of Governot Burt which tosk place at
the Missouri House. at this place on the morning Of
THURSDAY, Oct. 10.
r. b Cunning. Secretary of the Territory and nov
acting Governor has, however, assumed the active
duties Of his provisional Office and will soon have the
Government fully organized. He hos ordered cen
ans Of the Territory, which will be completed by the
goth of the present month As soon as tue .,
proceed TO apportion the Territory for members OF
the Council and House Of Represent tne
election of members OF the Legislature and Dale
gate to Congress, will probably be held about the
18th Of the present month. An earlier day would
have been desirable, 70 far as the interests Of the
Territory are concerned as the coming session
of Congress will necessarily be short, and the Dele
gaze should be hand at the earliest possible day
after the opening of the The extent OF eDan'
try In which settlements have already been made-a
distance Of over hundred miles upon the Missouri,
and from twenty to thirty nland-has necessarily re-
qured some time TO make complete enumeration OF
The Inhabitants. The population Of the Territory
will not fail far short Of ubOusasd. A good deal
of interest ia felt in the Territory just nov 10 re gard
TO the proper person 10 be elected "a Deleg ,te To
Congress. A number Of persons are spoken OF, bat
decidedly most prominent among those most wisely
desirous of advanc ng the interest Of the Territory
b. b. Chapman, R-q., late OF Ohio. Mr.. Chapman
il q very able and thoroughgoing man. he enjoys
very fully the confidence Of Judge Douglas and the
leacipg Democrats in Congress, well A. the Admin.
isuaton Of President Pierce and his Cabinet, and
would make an efficient Delegate.
Governor Cunning appears to be quite popular
with the people Of the Territory. and a hope Is ex
pressed by large number that he may be appointed
10 succeed Gov. Bur. in the executive Office. Gov.
Cunning is a western man, thoroughly cooyersant
with Il character and wants Of the pioneer Of TINS
Territory, and sm satisfied that his sppointment 10
Governor of the Territory would thoroughly advance
its interests.
This il beautiful location for town, and the I'D
joining csuntry cannot be surpassed in richness OF
widely extended country. Chief Justice Ferguson
has taken up his residence here and the ProPetors
of the town resident here, Col Sapy and the Messrs
HOLSTERS, are gentlemen Of high character AMI thor,
ough going business qualities and WiI speeday suud
nm a tIvu "a this delightful site. FOSTIgELLE.
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Supervisor HowARD-I hsvesemething else to do
al be1i week.
The PEEsIDEsI-There is no probability of getting
throu. all the Wards week IL the Supervisor
Of the Sixth Ward is lot here the entire week his re-
turns can be cabvassed the week Gfler.
Supervisor HowARD-I do not want 10 have the
eaI vassiIg Of my rrturss postponed.
Supervisor VOoRHIs-l move we adjourn until
Monday at ~ o clock.
The PRIIDEST-Those in favor OF the motion thai
the Bosrc 90 nov adjourn say Az.
SupeTyRor NOoRHIs-Ay.
Supervisor HowARD-Ihai Il only one, Mr.. Pre-
ideni.
Tie PRETDEET-An who are opposed to the mo-
ton cay No.
suusrvisor Howard and another Supervisor re-
sporded in the negative; so
The PREsIDEST declared the molten lost saying
subs. quenty that the SECRETARY 6sroas that the
BOARD should adjourn, and he had no doubt there
meBt.
Supervisor HOWARD then proceeded to read his re-
turn, when
The lid District of the Sixth Ward had been
cGnvsssed without interruption, il being eight min
utes 20 O'Clock,
Supervisor YoORHrs ssd-I move that we now sd-
journ.
The PREsIDEyr-It Is moved and seconded that
this Board co adjourn. Those IN favor cay Aye,
and those opposed, No
Supervisor VooRHIs and ansther Supervisor voted
in tie affirmative, and
Supervisor Howard and another supervisor sp-
pearto to vote in the negative.
The PREsIDEyI-It seems TO be carried.
Supervisor HOwARD-How is that, who Is the
tiiro
The PREsIDEsI-Tbe Clair votes Aye This Bosrd
stands adjourned until Monday a, 70 O'Clock; so
Al about three minutes to . o clock The Board ad-
joGfned unhl today at loon.
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THE RESULT FOR GOVERNOR.

Sire. il was published on Saturday, our table OF
nsjcriiies between Seymour and Clara, mas been
sufj. ctpa Ia the tsst of the latest Official news
paper and teleerspbc reiur0s-but without changing
ID. figures eIcep, in four Insignificant particulars
W,s,cbestsr gives Sey mOur six less than our table
allowed him; Putnam thirty four less; while hgfsson
eiyes Clerk four more and Yates one less Ibese
Alterations add forty-'hree 10 Clarks previous ma
iorty-" swelling" It tothy,s hundred and tosHfy-'tL.
Where or how this wej-ascertained msjority-Dow
concedd Old all hands 10 be- about the ngure-is 10 DO
cut down materially, overcome or reversed, a. some
Of our cotBI 0rass sppear TO hope or 70 dread, We
are at q oss TO perceive
tAbssy Arsss Monday Morning, 2ist
TIE AGGREGATE VorE FOR GoyERsoR-The off,
cislr ~, NJ Putnam and SCHUYLER Counties enable us
to stse The aggregate vote thrown for Governor 1t
the r.cebt e.ctioB-ex luslve OF the scattering or
impe RECT ballots:
Cl.rs .........ITI Ulmsnn.............ta0 c
se,uour ............l56 al Bronson.......... 1871
Total vote for Governor, 400 GA ID.
The Ne~ York papers have been led into error, BY
The dtLas here rpgsrd 10 the time when the State
Cauvss,er- meet 10 the returns VI the recent
election.
The LAG requires that they shall meet for this pur-
pose On the 6rr Tue-day Of December. II the returns
are all in by the 18th ii that month, then they are
to dispaich SPECIAL esssDgsrs TO the delinquent
County Clerks Offices, to procure them. When hey
ar all ID, and rot before. they proceed 10 CANVAS
The of the votes for PreadertsaI EAetovs,
is required 10 De mad, the "Wednesday succeeding
the the third Monday In N0penber. Tbs me re-
auir.m ent ~heh The AfLIs with It's usual brihaney,
consopI DE- with the provision In regard 70 tne es1ysS
for Stale officers. l'"'