The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-17

or which seduey Smith received FIVE hundred and thirteen
And that there were eighty six scattering votes

rIyTI}SrH WARD. = r~...os I
= Common schools Of Fifteenth ward six sss4s1s
q wSes EDWARD received three
OF which Richard g. Mccormick received two thousand
OF Which Thomas G. Clark hundred and eighty
OF which Patrick mccarthy thousand and two:
OF which Charles D. received hsee hundred and
And that there we're twelve scattering votes.
The the Sf %as se
'a @ss se ssn Do Received three thousand and
or Geo. Brown received two thousand hun
OF which p johnson received thousand two hun
OF which Peter boan thousand and eighty
OF which I. A. Ressnmier received two thousand three
or which David D. A. wortendyke received thousand
81 SSas two thousand nine
OF which John ". conckiin received thousand nine
And that there were three scattering votes
SEVENTEENTH
Common schools Of the Seventeenth ward nineteen
OF which Thomas Barnaby received two thousand four
OF which Elisha T. Becher thousand five hun
81 Which john Lloyd two thousand six hundred
OF which John McMenomy received thousand three
OF which Robert waimsley received two thousand two
of which deorgeW. two thousand three hun
Which John BOVINE received thousand four hundred
OF which Joseph Koelbis received thousand five hun
Of Which Daniel received thousand and thirty
OF which John Deahun four hundred seventy
And that there we're one htyeigh: scattering
EIeHyEESrR WARD.
# s ss Ss o.
o. which Cornelius Y. Deforess received thousand.
Ahree hundred and eight;
OF Which Henry IL Elliott received thousand and hsy
Or which Henry A.. Hurbur, received thousand and
Or which received two thousand six hundred
Or which James Brady received two thousand three
OF hch David ukl two hundred and sevenyx
And hat there were forty two scattering votes
sIsKrExsrH WARD
Of schools Of The Nnsteensh hOu
n @ sUhsn MI one thousand four hun
OF which Dennis Mccarthy received thousand three
vi which ohas. w. Hull received thousand and sixty
OF which Samuel p Abbot, thousand and for
Of which William McDvia received one thousand and
O. Which John c. Gaze thousand and forty
o. which Thos Collins received hundred and
Ana that there were five scattering votes
TWENTIETH WARD.
Of Common schools The Twenteh ward was seventeen
dseve hundred and forty
Oh which William Menck recevedtwo thousand nine nun
O. Winch i RsssTs Taylor thousand four hun
or Which Hubbard G. Stone received thousand nine
o. Which Watts & Livingston thousand nine
o. Which John Hardy four hundred
OF which ausavas schaoack received thousand i've
OF which thousand I've hundred
Or Which Charles Darragh thousand three hun
ared ana ninety sh ,n,,on r.o.,,.a ,,nr brnsraa and
Ard that here thirty scattering votes.
, ~ n ssa ~ IN ph. office Of Trustees
.fccmmoa Schools Of the twenty r ward was eight hous
one eight
OF Alexander Renton received thousand seven
OF which John Stevenson thousand and atty
or Which John received hundred and three
OF which Arnest Fnck received two hundred and hys~o
And hat there were seventyone scattering votes
whole number e given ss ns saa wss e
s.nd AZ hundred and seventy eight.
OF witch received thousand nine hundred
OF which A. IT. underb received thousand ave hun
OF Which Sparks received thousand Ave hundred
OF shsh Johsn wilson received thousand four hun
OF Which Terrence Riley hundred and forty
OF which william l.. wiley received hundred snd
IL which Peter Masterson received hundred and
81 which Cornelius Murphy received hundred and hir
Or which John Kelly received 81, hundred and nine
And that there were s SSs .1rnsh sskrs Chairman
DIT valrsrsx CLERK.
having and estimated he vote. gwen ~
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and decree.
~.s duly pa elected Mayor q he city q New
GOVERNOR or the ALasHousE.
That anthony Dugro by the rrea,ss NUMBER o' VOICE. '
Iia Washington smith received he sex highest number
81 yoesand was thereby duly elected Governor " Me AIMS
Tsi VIM N Tweed Isaac bs a Is Ess r rsd1 sy se
humber . vote, au ssssa a. and
& 5ohR Aunt rs1s snd rsonas B. s%sS
Sssns highest number q Soes are pgrso
pervso-s passed April le 1851 entitled 70 appointment as
ALDERMEN
That Michel Murray by he greatest number % votes.
su, Alderman q me first Adermsne district,
as ss :ssa . Alderman Sy Se se second
w su 'Gss lie fsd
Thai Thomas stevens by the greatest number q votes
vas duly elected Alderman o the Fourth Mdsrmanic
WIN Tucker by the greatest number o. votes vas
duly elected ~ the fh Adcrmapc district
TIA. Michael uomey by the creates, number OF votes was
AIy elected Of the sinh Aldermsnlc district
us elected ssss !. SD. NJ
Thai Thoma. the number ~ votes,
was duly elected Alderman o. the Eghh Adermenc dis
That John Gregory BY the greatest number o. votes was
Alderman Of the Ninth sdermrnr district
That John the greatest number OF votes vas du
" elected Alderman the Tenh Adermanc district
III. number 81 was duly
elected Alderman the Eleventh Adermanic district
Francis A. Bocle, by the greatest number OF votes
duly elected Alderman OF the Twelfth Adcrusnc ds
Ina, Charles wiilmo by the greatest number Il
duly elected Alderman Of the Thirteenth Aacrmane dis
Th.t bradley by the grescst numeer Of votes was
duly Alderman Of the Fourteenth Aicrmanc DIS
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