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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-12


RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD
The general meeting of the stockholders
of this company will be held to-day. The
Presidents report, with accompanying
documents, has already been printed, and
having been favored with copy, we pre-
sent the reader this morning with an analy-
sis of it. 1t will be seen that in spite OF
every disadvantage of the times, the road
has done admirably well. The company
found its property at the end of the war
in sorry condition, and yet in the brief
time that has elapsed since they had
full possession of it, their road has
been placed in good condition, all the
bridges that were burned, rebuilt in
strong and durable style and nearly all
of the station dep6ts, which were also
burned, have been rebuilt. This displays
an admirable degree of energy and good
management. The annual exhibit to be
made to the stockholders to-day shows q
good financial condition of the road.
The report of President Buford is briet
and explicit review Of the operation and
condition of the road. The aggregates
transferred to the Presidents report from
the well-arranged and clear statements OF
Superintendent Dodamead, and the eXpe.
rienccd auditor, Mr.. Blair, make the fol,
lowing exhibit:
Total earnings for the year ending
3Oth September, lst6 .............. FeI2, On
Ordinary working eIpenseS........ 3S7,S2i 81
Nett income. me..................... *Zo4,'o9 ~
The ratio of expenses, $5766 in the 800
~. - .tVgrs H.
creased cost of labor and supplies, and the
reduced tonnage and travel, together Will
Government tax of two and half per cent
explain the increased ratio Of expenses in
comparison with former years.
The funded debt OF the COmpanyi /. II ,tsl ,o47 A.
The uufunded debt. ie2, Jos IL
Total debt. ebt......................s lo3,73o s.
The heavy draft upon the resources OF
the company in consequence Of the dila.
pidated condition in which the war left the
road and their property of all kinds is
shown in the extraordinary sum for re-
pairs, and for liquidating old liabilities in.
Cured during the war by removal OF iron
and rolling stock from other road, to the
Danvlle road. The aggregate of this eX-
pcHuil luIc ID fl;-oOiJlS' IhC '4aiiilo VI
other railroad companies for iron, rolling
stock, locomotives, &C., against the Dan
vile Railroad Company at the close of the
war amounted to upwards of 100000, and
those of the same kind against the Pied
mont Company to about S390,OOO. The
Danville road, which holds the larger
part of the stock of the Piedmont road
and has been operating it as q rentor, as
sumed the liability for these debts, and
they form part of the floating or I'm.
funded debt of the company, which in
the year has been reduced from 81 FOG, ,9lS
To........................ 1921 5:
| Less cash in bank OctO-
Der lst 80, ,Oo7 40
Balance due from Pied
mont Com pany for
| amounts assumed for
that company y..........2o2, 1910 20
2S4 .rSS Il
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THANKS ron PAPERs.-To Mr.. J. o.
Walker, Potomac mail agent.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

! !. MAXINE INTELLIITENCE..
MINIATURE Acknowledgements IL.
sun rises....... 7l6t Moon sets. .......... 10 90
sun ssts........... 444l High tide, A. NJ. s.zs
PORT OF RICHMOND, DgcEaBEE IL. r.I
ARRIVED. 81
Steamer Valley City, Tomlin New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, w; r Portsr &
Steamer Georgsanna, Hill, Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, L. b. Tatum. II"
Steamer Niagara, Couch. New York, merchandise
and passengers, q. Y. Watson.
steamer John Sylvester, clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandiss and passengers, l.. b. Tatum. e' II .
Steamer State of Maryland, Traysrs, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, ID. w. Currie.
MEMORANDA. ## sAi
Schooner Ida L., Forbes, sailed from Philadei-
pbIa for Richmond, December 9Th.
Baraue (Br) Bessie North, -, sailed from
City Point va, for Baltimore, December 10.
Sgw YoRK, December lo.--The steamer Abe
marie from Richmond, has arrived, ...'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-12
nN- J. L. DOHERTY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
MI1x arRRyr RKrWRRN EIGHTH AND NINTH,

MAIN STREET BKrwRBS EIGHTH AND NIsTH,
has opened, and asks attention to his
FALL and WINTER STOCK, for MEMS WEAR.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Beavers, Business
Coatings, whitneys, Meltons, Tricots, Petershams,
and Chinchlas Of the latest importation, and cer-
tainly as choice in quality and style as ever Of.
,srsd rocls-sml e. DOHERTY.
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The parties interested IN the above psnisd sna
are hereby notified that have appointed my once
In this city 20 the place, and TUESDAY the 9Th M
OF January, 1881, at the hour Of ~ A. ~, a. the
At which time and place they are required - Az
tend -
JAMES PLEANANTS,
SasLls~Vxx 81 (on IA iss Ton - In Ch xnro rv.s
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ELAXSEED.-The highest price VIII
- CHARLES HOWARD,
noIa cordsr Gary and Fifteenth siTees
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ALL LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID HERE WITHOUT
DEDUCTION FOR INTEREST, AND SoT-As
Is USUAL WITH OTHER CON-
PAyIBs, SIXTY AND
NINETY DAYS AFTER PROOF OF LOSS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-12

REPORT OF THE BOARD or HEALTH
The following report has been made by the
Board of Health:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-12

rHAPPED SKIN rendered smooth,
Y sof. and fair BY Assds . Bassrs AspA' ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-12

" The great resources Of the liverpool and Lon
"don and Globe Insurance Company, and tn
"high character Of its Directors, together toit
"PERsoSLL liability Of its shareholders, entat
at, in oar opinion, TO the highest confidence.
"J. f. JAFFRAY 4 SONS,
"sTURGEs, BENNETT & CO.,
"ALEX'R T. STEWART i CO.,
&C. w. F. J. MOORE & CO.,
I'D. APPLETON CO.,
"CLAFFEN, MELLIN 4 Co.,
DUNCAN, SHERMAN & CO.,
"R. L. & A. STEWART,
"HARPER BROTHERS.
GRINNELL, MINTURN l. CO.,
"BROwN BROTHERS i CO.,
cd. HAMILTON WOOD"
DAVENPORT T. CO.,
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rNpRIES. .-,,r VALLEY ,,JEEy - EN- BUT
Ten, MAINTAIN bU'
10 hag' ,9Ee'''' -, IypsUPER.
FsNUk, .,,,v pNTRA ANh
IN TFiiNE FLoCR,. VALLEY" " PUN sAe-
go pounds, Pr''n' r.rr,p.
! SAGh aVLLLkl nnnSHrsifTTPp
~ Iy1iSyIEGAE, MoFSS,. J.. &C., Sc" on eeslsnment
!, r0BACCo, PIPES ~ K. X. RoBKLs,
r,alety Commission Ne, hanl,
,s,ween TentA and kIeV''A '"s'"'
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cs 1IoIrORS. ETC.

G''>,>S.,.,,,,,,IyED AND FOR SALE
T Ia. : 4. srSaSS'
: hcchhes BROWN SuGhh'
: Drr..'ip FINE CHEESE SS,rN
poSe,, ! l,r. nj JAMAICA num-
SaTs,s \. r. CHRISTIAN, m LEA 1 CO., CO.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-12

Two TOBACCO OhEnSs
i We offer FOR sale. At losssl prices, ~ m
barrels; GUM, In baies and barrels; IlCokitks
large assortment of most fAyclsfS bTondy.g ..fss
nr2 HARvRYA n wffL1AAS
NorIcE.--All persona having claims
deceased. will prcas mt th ela, rtoyyy xgtbsnsssr
ted, fOr settlemcpt; aud those Indebted Ia ssi1
estate win please max. payn1s a. e tss under,
~--T1R sse RlsA FHoMAs W MEGA sCE, ,ssie
xxsersors u Heary w, AepsnFss dsssAssd'
10 3e-1awtw H@<fsNtsf sssstr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-12

,.NDER q STRsk xyR skG6ND AND GRAcs
Conn.," and sell at lowest mar
c. ,rr,s o,,, GREEN E;21y' 'o$ VINES, FSfsNG GIN. ap
A'~wni>ISI,f ,fNs, stpES, and snoeL,DfIss, tIss.
md, 0 Il dKoOANBFfK NBFfKsASbBR & Cfohk'
: n feUAf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-12
w JOHN &. SHAFER L. CO.,

RESPONSIBILITY OF COMPANY UNDoUBTED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-10

Gleason, Andrew.
Tax for abating nuisance
on interest from Decem-
I Der 2, 1854.
iGuy, b. F................|
Hladmar, B. X, trust -. .
Being the eaet 80 feet front
Of said lot, by the depth
thereof.
2ivepey, Bernard.
Being the north 20 feet
front BY the depth Of the
| lot.
/ Ditto.
Beginning on north L
street. 90 feet eastward
from the public alley, J
then run east 20 feet,
then north to the public
alley In the rear OF said
! lot, then south west.
wardly along said alley
20 feet then south At
right angles with said
street 70 the beginning
.E}rammar, Christopher &
VIM. B. Todd. in trust
for Elizabeth Thornton =.
| Paving tax, ON interest,"
from Noyember I. 1865.
,Hrymee, haven r.
Tax for fepsiring pave.
nent, on interest from
| AuTust ., 1865. s
j Goodyear, Charles.
} BENG the north IS feet
front Of lot 10 and the
west S feet front Of lo'
90, BY the depth Of N
slots.
l9orman, Edward. .......
.Rreen Fannie. ...........
i Ditto. ........ .... 80.
n4arner, George wa.
Lightiug TIA bereet. .....
Having Q front Of IS feet
and extending beek the
WtatA the depth OF IN
lot, and Dsxt adjotniAl
tho south - 1oot froot q
0nkA ~
AGsrsss, Geo Van r1st
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The Empress az Nancy.

The vo4T tho following Of The proceedings
al Name, on the En p-esss arrival there;
The Empress received NJ the Cathedral by The Bshop
Of Massey 10 whose welcome Her Nsjesy replied in most
gracious manner then Advanced beneath ca.np %
cloth Of gold borne by the can0n 20 throne magnhesnt
decorated which had boen prepared a tie u6n u ne har
The Archbishop OF Paris assembled The ppo and delivered an
eloquent sermon. which was followed BY a 7e Dern.
1e ReneletOn gten by the i've Bishops IN attend
OF the Cathedral with tho s3me ceremony on arriving
This religious solemuy cesbsted ID the greatest pomp OF
the Church hghcsed BY THE presence OF 20 canon wearing
their sacerdota ornaments and Of more Than 800 pests az
bed f.om all parts Of Lorraine viii }osyen iisiing I'm
preston on minds OF all who witnees r. On leaving the
Cathedral the Empress aud tbs Prince Imperial entered
State carago aud passed through double line Of the Popn
laon 10 dais the Piace sansss facng the Bishops
rcxdence Then commenced the flngof Of the deputatons
different departments around numbering more than
80 900 peTsons.
Beside the municipal authorities OF al the communes OF tho
Neure aud the vosee portion Of those Of the Mosee
and the there 20 companies OF remen each pre-
ceded by music tho OF the salt works OF ST Nicholas
and Vafangeyie followed by drawn by si1 horses ano
containing several blocks Of rock salt also large
number of orpheons societies. COO rGemen Of the Vosges
mountains their national cosume representatives OF the
benefit societies; iron al The large mahniac
toreS ancient province carrying TIER foi OF ZONE EN-
bem OF their particular industry. the whole preceding
a , depatation from the village of Domreuy, the
birthplace OF Joan Of Arc and carrying the banner pre-
by the tow of Orleans the commune IN memory OF
the heroic maid with whom the Of that city 40 init
motey connected the u the co was closed by pro
cesson OF 500 public eachers This long procession lasted
two bonr and effected In perfect order ana anna con
tuued shouts OF VsDe FEHperer 'Ptoe FImptar'f' hha
V.rs lie Prince Imperial
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10 be particularly guarded against much ooOu,ness long
lanes OF them would have kept the path clear or she proces
sOn and the dersens Of PBrf lane wond pave been seen
franticaIy cheering from their draviDgroom windows
Or had 10 been meeting 10 move resoitions expressive OF
the desire Of people spend few millions upon recon
stracon Of the nsvy old gentleman al the bead Of the
Admiralty oishy proposes 20 do tesn every aeiv woaId
given promoters and even STANDS put for
ward for the dspay model turret ships Had even been
religious gathering give Lord Shatesbury an opportunity
of his interest," friends the working elesse
woud exhibited his zeal for recreation ~
ing IN the House Of Lords bis delight at the gathering being
prevented . . - a. i. 49,, - - -. - -
The spectacle Of great orderly denomination uniting de-
apd for an extension Of constitutional privileges them
10 fear wrath They dare not opsny taeir oppo
Reform meetings. but they the working
streets because impedes the ira c
and dsub The neghborhood snd they cannot meet in the
parks boeause boy sacred % The rcrelon Of high born
scamps ard the d monde and the betting exchange At the
same tine u the wOrkngmen do meet here they
viii Dc tainted with their apathy and proclaimed Unfit for the
position Of free citizens.
Unless therefore people hold setngs In the cir
prospect Of their having opportunity express
their opinions In sober question whether any of
the petty German yraDs who being crnmped Dy
Bsmark ventned 10 treat the people with the rr
tatlag ohssruetiveDess Nay Bsmark himself has
may the public places for lawful purpose
stuiona England that tho Off als step In between The s
sens and thor leg timsto and peaceful purposes
IL Is In England the people treated 20 recreation In
opinion. Tho DID plan of the continental yrsnts
The people apply themselves TO pleasure The best
meat TO them from aspirations after liberty. We have
hitherto believed EDglishmen 70 be mnde OF sterner stun
They baVe the opportunity Of showing whether they are
able 20 assert their tight 20 meet public places for the pro-
conquered by every jack nooe whom unhappy obaDee
may have pitched into power 30 t-.L q .
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
PERIODICALS.

PERIODICALS.
The Biblical Repertory and Princeton Rene" for
July examines in elaborate article on "Ratonalism'
the principles of Lecky, Hurst, Fisher and Archbishop
Manning. II contains also articles on Normal schoos,
sTbe Relations of India with Greece and Rome INC
Gosh on j. s. MIL and Fundamental Truth" and sum
mary and review of the proceedings of the General As
semby.
The Free-rM Baptin Quarterly for July comprises
discussion of the doctrines Of the Future Life by the
Rev. S. " Tufts: The Spirituality and Voluntaryism OF
the New Testament by the Rev John Stock OF Devon,
port. England; "The Word Of God" by the Rev. G. H.
Ball; -Four Months in Camp" by the Rev. J. L. Phil
lips Of Mdnapore India Prophecy as Proof OF the
Inspiration Of the Scriptures by the Rev. William War
rem; aud The Boston Quarterly Meeting by the Rev.
G. W. Howe. es
Braithroite's Retrospect of Practical Medicine and
Surgery July has Just been published Ii contains as
usual great amount Of valuable and interesting matter
The american AgricuitHrid, for the Farm, Garden,
and Household is an excellent monthly paper, OF rather
rudmena1y character, and especially valuable TOT gentle
men famer and city business men who arc haPy enough
70 have hone. and an acre or so of land in the country
II contains however, n addition to the Simple DIRECTIONS
which horeurhaod farmers arc supposcdDot TO require
GREAT deal Of information which will be valuable 10 INC
mos, experiepced hor Of the SOIL and many useful do
nestle reeep pts Of special interest to the won N.
We bsvs received from Alexander stfab n Il Co. the
boupd volume OF Gcoa Words for 1868 ne excellent
periodical whose ,we monthly numbers &C here clothed
in rich and appropriate garb Of purple a. godis prob
ably The best of its cla IN language During me as'
year II has Introduced the public besid great 'aey
Of single articles of religious secular oharacte TWO
serial works OF fiction OF more less merit nimey'
CHARLES Kinssleys bloody romance of Herevard' OK
snder Smiths ALFRED Hagar,'s Household d.
yaughan's Christ the Light Of the World" vas also
published in this volume.
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ReoIxs Received.

The Red Doctor Translated the French Of j. Latte By
Buon GAIsnes l2no. pt. 9fJ PuilsdpAs J Arpinco1t
Ps2ers from Over cob House. l2ao PIP ea IN, ssns ~ -
Asic Cholera Its Orxs History and Pregress fDf over ~ year.
with foil description OF the Causes nature ana
the Dises.; Means Propagation whether BY the AZ
moplee by oontagi0n: S PrsnoLory and Distinctive
the best Known P.cyentne hs Attsfs
No. By L. r. BToe1s.t NJ. D. isno. pp no haf'iore;
The Mslut continuing the Internal Revenue Laws with
the Tables OF isxffon Exempfos Dutiss &c snd
compete Alphabetical fn&sx Pre2aed by the Hon OepTrs
Bo1wel late Cenmissner Of Internal hsvenue Jvo
1870 Boston Little Browa& Co.
The aisrnA Revenue Guide r Of July 10 1866 eontspns ell the
internal Rsvenns Lsvi compiled arranged their sPpo
pse places with al Ags neheas substituted for sections or
p Oh repealed with Deeisiona R.ngs Tables Of
Taxation EEsnpons stamp Duties he fui Digest snd
tphsbeticsi lndsr Edited by Charles Riueap Assessor
Tenth Massachusetts District sVo pp "a Springfield
samns Bowies Co.
a,.,, md Brisncy In Chsss Collection Of Games at this
Roya Pastule ingeniouy contested and ending with
tiso frobems Cusd from the whole nse 81 Chess LssIa
tare by Mxfon j. Hsseline obese editor Ne~.Yort
Clippsf. h.s eosdter Chess Monthly &c. ii@e pp sts
s,,sn Yeli' il Afss LltsuIla By zig Rev j. D. FirterSd
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RRANCR.


A Brussels paper, in its account of dinner given
honor OF Prince Napoleon fw days bnek by his friend
NJ HiT9rdiD The Frdnoh Empire the Prince Oh
served popt Of fact the triumph OF modern demoera
cy triumph Of the Revolution which had been retarded
for by the Restoration and by Parliamentary Iber
alsm bat which moves on, % spite Oi mpeiineDs TO
arrest Its
People besatpg and too prudent hitherto
They should have allied themselves with Prussia and ity
year ago The time is however come when the banner
ReVOutionor which 70 the thing toe banner OF
the Enpre-must be uninTcd The programme of this revo
luton the struggle against Catholicism which must be car
red on consituon Of the great national anles on the
ruins % Fictitious States and of the treaties which founded
them democracy triumphant founded universal sfsge
but which needs al least century 70 30 directed by the
strong hands Of ccsars1mpcal France ON the soDat
this European situations long as The condition AMI
tho instrument OF tBs policy.
The fret obstacle TO this policy 10 Ausra but this obstacle
mnst be Austria b the most powerful support OF
Catholicism tho world She represents the Federal form as
Opposed principle OF united n0tonae She aims at
the triumph Vienna Pesh and Frankfort Of Liberal aud
Parliamentary institutions opposed 20 democracy She
refuge OF Catholicism and icuday she must there
fore beaen down and stamped out The work was com.
menced 1859. and it be competed. Imperial
France be tho enemy Of Aasra. Size mast
and support OF Prussia the country Of the great
Luther aud attack Austria with her IDEAS and Der arms
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GR RM ANY.
Rssayts Of War,

learned German, M. Haussener, has Just pub
hsbed statistics from which extract the following
Tho which been waged from 1915 TO 1864 have
caused the death Of 276 600 men, Of whom 2l4o00
Europeans and from other quarters Of the globe which
gives average Of ~ 800 These figures do not
include the deaths by epemics resulting from
The most culinary bostl lies o that period these
The Eastorn Of le6 which 80 COO fell N the
following proportions; 260O0 Russanb 49, 800 Turks 10000
French 5000 English and 600 Italians lD The Caucasus
OS29-S $50 600 lost their lives. The revolt IN India
(ej7-5 9G 900 lyes The Russo Turkish us-?9l
000 The Polish insueeon Oe3D 10000 The Who'll, 81
the French campaigns in Africa 6059 $4,000 The Hun
garan nsurrecton The italian $50 Of whom
s4sed the field from their wounds; and 5000 from
various diseases number Of lives lost IN Europe
during from 1899 to le5 amounted ~ 600 Wbob
gives the years Of gao 49, deaths year
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Tho Isserfersaee with the nefsxn Meeting in
HYDE Park.

Ofthe interference Of the police with the Reform
Fsleins in Hyds PAX tn. star ofihs 2ist n'es this plain
language
There can be only one explanation Of the eItaodinary
tlFeTeues CONTEMPLATED. The meeting called 10 promote
cause Of Parentary Reform Does any one slppo,e
there wou have been opposition " II bad been meeting 10
congratulate Lord Derry his accession TO power The
rgh Of 9 quiet and orderly people who frequent @ ksf
of recreation would such emergency have cost MI Wt
pole very LILLE tbosgbt The Police wepd have beer oreegf
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WARREN )TE ML,;rrRrows,
CONNECTIClfT

Th. uex and eDodou, Houss for ts.nssnt and
bosrde Being newly built and Handsomely furnished
modern yh hot and eod water bath, es. he and ait
.n air grandeur cnsy and yendd sve QUE OF the most
ch.rnins sammrsofts ia the United stsiss
Railroad 70 BRIDGET - us- snes BY the Neogatuct Railroad
- WsterbIry VI - ard from there b. asf through The eesu
IN, shaded ksaslk vsy6 nlss-to the hee-in AZ about
boa. ride " Fare ron sss fSrs I,y We s'e only
W" OF New YorE City,
D.. tgorIt.of
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Chap. ut. - =
AN ACT provide for submitting to tie People the question esh
Convention rrvis the Constitution aud amend tbs
same ~ Passed Mach 10, 1850


Chap lBl
ACT provide for submitting tue Peop the question shall
ConveDfop rrs,s the Constitution aud amend tbs
same ~ Passed Mach IS, 1850
The People sa New'yo represented in Senate and A.
semby do enact a. folows; .
SECTION election TO be held IN this State the
Tuesday Monday Of November eighties hundred
and shah provided for the poll @ zach election dis
by the Inspectors OF Election Of SUCH district
Convention or the reception 81 ballots Evey
at such poll bshot either written
printed or partly partly printed which shall be
srbed tbe words Convention the Constitution
surnd the words Against Convent to the
amend the same" Such ballot shat b. ndofd
Convention shall be received BY said Inspectors OF Election,
and shai deposited said bloibox Tie pol lists for the sad
election shall be prepared and KEEP. that sie shall be colunn
Of such ballot which column shsn be headed AL
the Act entitled Fan Act respecting elections other than
b. and iqvn ocer paced April NH hund ed and
and al laws smeudatoy ero2 and oil the reyion OF
entitled An Act Tor sscTans by proofs the ei
who sa be entitled 10 the right Of suffrage and 70 prevent
fraudulent voting passed April heent eseen hnndfet and my
AMI al the provisions Of TIE Act entitled An Act TO eseeaia
proof the citizens who sA be entitled 10 the right oil SUI
se passed Nay thrtesHth eighesn hundred aud sIhv so far
Act 60
The Secretary Of State shs immediately ser the ss.eabhns Of
the Leau In the eighteen hundre and
theetohs rssnt Of the election herein proy,ed for
YsIsrs psetfaiIy. 100 FRANCIS 9. BARLOW. !
hereby certify The COPY the original notice
rsfsy sS S,,r 1Y J >" IA JOHN KELLY
SheTa OF CITY end County OF New York
not oesy authorized 10 psbshth. nouce VII Dol
rsceIv, pay fO It's nser,ion.ohsr go Laws OF 1906