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AfrIIea Yesterday. .

Steamship Champion. Lockwood. New York-,ast
sstH16sS AheS. 1dss T9 5snss ns Adgss e.
a BRISTOL. Bull, T Beamish Co. a Disohof,
Baer: bissell 90 T D Clancy 4 Go. W s Corwin b
ter. Chapeau : Heffron. Mcpufae Cohen. " 8 Cha.
1Ss CO s,so, naIstga Rros Co. csuie 0aacu
v Eckel o. D Fleming b GO. Tsirly i Go. B
Eadmsnn Co, 9 Erender, Goodrich, Winernsn h
Hunt Hnrts1np Co. Hopkins, McphsrsoG l. q 90.
Beest man b Bro b Hsseiton, holmes & Calder
Hillen. Hammersmidt, z Heath. Johnston,
Kellers. Kriete 4 Chapman, Kilick Wickenberg L
20. Klatte 20, Knobeloch & Small Kinsnsan q
bGTs Tcnes MoHsy Co. s Mns.1 a
ler,,! Minor & Q. Muller. Nin,iz & 60, g har.
si,a snsll, Neu'v le Mannsun y Railroad agent p
Oeuen, Palmetto Pioneer Co.operadve Associa-
,ion. Paninin. Rev A. Porter. Paul. welch 4
,annssss sraDass Bells Mstese ssnsshte ehSs
Mrs stackley, WA skiinel steiber D eolteri D
Taylor b 90. Southern Expreas co. Thomson l. Co
Dueker wsseper Monsess. 1vsw Waiissas "slCes TO-
LWebb, y JY.tes, > liai road Agent Order. and
s,.~s., Cleared Yesterday. ,...-,>.. ,..,,
sepr .a, Tfsnd nn Palmer Latham Ba-
sailed Yesterday.
II, ''ls. Fernandina al,s ss,anash, 4 d s~r
Z <r.~N---s$F k9 y ~ X.
: snlpnswsssS .agsapA.i
Asw Yoax. July;a Afsaysd shsI HolstAss, Fal.
ton land CITY OF LoAsen.s sWsl \ II, a "
:EG msnts qnaa. }
IT, ssss ss'ss It ss1 assas
i1 LIST OFF VESSELS @
OF, CLRARE1 AM fsdI1,ED FOR HIS P4Ez.i
..l@l BEiaxe.l. f1kIi
LIVERPOOL. ,A
The Hannah Lizzie, Ferguson, cleared :. .... Nav 40
Ane vince, hauluay, June 10
10 VI " oTIQ
ooLDsBoRo'. ME.
sehr Vaqoc'tF' P1nsnam sn ssied June 1t
Brig W Mcdiv y, >tutts. cleared. -. July i
9OSTON
Brig susan Voorhis RuitorH, up. July liz
sobr stampede, stsa.ton. cleared July 5
x - " HEw 16aB - ~ :; r -, : =
Brig HaDpdAn, Perkipa, cleared. July 16
Schr n s1nitp. Z ooker up. ,Jnly ~
schr wmd HSfiDss Hasr y. cleared. :. ..sJniys q.
lschr Myrover Brown, cleared. ......r... July IA
6onr Louisa smith, Or utt ceafed ~ July 15
ttIst PHILaDEEP4z1Ar--e-
schr sArsn n S3sxS, A. =; :; Saly W.
Schr Carrie White ursr sailed July 1E
4 = ~
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TIL E. DAILY NEWS.
Holiday hearts.

Holiday heartsl tits weather for wooirg;
And holiday time ls the best 10 WOO;
At throb OF thros 10. and cuckoo cooling,
The heart OF men, and Of maiden too,
Should leap at the thought that winters over,
And shout " hen the drea, lest day departs;
For summer 10 sweet to the love and lover,
And lreathes her song into holiday hear5s
Holiday hearts tho wanderer wishes
To WOO the girl he could love so well;
She's all to him-over the plates and dishes,
At tu0Le dhOte ia the Grand Hotel;
But all too soon the romance is over.
He Is I.aly.bouud, and his dear departs .
BY night Express with her maid to DoveY;
All sad breakup for the holiday hearts,
Holiday theartsi the er!cAeter's crazy,
His team arrives at the town TorQuay.
But the Captain sheuts. .snat his .ieg" is lazy.
It 10 not the sun, and Is not the sea;
'Tts somebody e'se; as the eve discloses
Before the time for the team to start, ,t
For there. IT, the cricketer under the roses,
And making match with ahollday heart
Holiday heartsi the gardens pleasant,
When AN the toll OF pleasuripR's d0ne:'
There's Gcsh:Is SO sad as the moonlight present,
And nothing 80 sweet in the world. ss one ~.
Who over the lawn comes sweeping surely .,r
With dancing weary Q ID heat Qppess'd2
Or is !. with dHynesss 1s as eyes: denursiy
Holiday hearts on Alpine passes.
And HOLIDAY hearts on the coekney Rhine,
And ever so many iii Aow' ring gfassee,
Which round the Devonshire lanes entwine.
Holiday heartsl to scarborough scramble.
And msn\ are dreaming on Wineermere,
But double as MANY in Jersey rambe,
And more than Rl are on Margate pier.
Holiday hsartai through June and after.
Ihrouxhont the honey OF hot July.
There's nothing for you but your loves and laughter
Till latest leaves In the antu mn die. :
The summer Is lonE. aud will not be over
Tin al is yours, which you all love best;
30 away to khs scent of sea and clover,
Oh! all wish ls q moments resti
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:l.Nauluatttial.

.ri u 70 q ;, a,.,...: .9r 90 N l7e..,go NJ
III BIT 81, aa,,, ~ NJ, ,;n = ,os ono
faet' Resawed Lumber ana :. oares. 5a. O0c teet
Timber. i.
...I5 tri.
,,n..!. ~ - ~"oM '...'a... I'M. M.oo a.Aes''
Uxp1rsron Tnasasr xven,na mnahI J,iv MnMS q"
corror =, ,his arfc,e WAS ev,, And tho nfrar,nos
49, ,,.-.,..-. -. -. . ..~,... a, - -,
s"..,,,a - sao,o.. go "...n We anao
W. rsnsv ,,rSvons nuo.a,iona hn, tnsv a-s
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ID H. "1o nA Us
LDEN REAED les.
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you will save time health AID money.
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stage which they fail 10 cure. "
Or. RICHa us GOLDEN BALsAM No. 1 cures
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greatest Renoyator, AI!eiatlve and Blood Purifier
known, removes al diseases from the system, and
leaves the blood pure ana healthy.
DE-. kICHAU'> GOLDEN BALSAM No, cures
Mercufial Affections rheumatism In al it. forme,
whether Fl ON mercury Cr other causes; gives imme
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have thousands of Certificates proving the miracu-
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$S per bottle.
Dr.. RiCHAus GOLDEN ELIXIR D'AMouR,
ladical cure for Nervous General Debility In old
or young; imparting rgy with wonde ful effect.
Price 50 per bottle, or two bottles for So -
On receipt OF price these Remedies will be shippeA
to any place. Prompt attention paid TO all CORES.
denta. None genuine without The name of CDR.
RICHAU's GOLDEN REMEDIES, o. y. RICHARD6,
Sole Proprietor" blown In glass OF bot les. . ;l
Address D B. RICHARDS.
No. 228 VariCk street, New York
Once Hours from A. M. 10 9P.M.
Circulars cent ly July 8
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DER UNIyERBAL RUSSIAN
HEALING sALYE.

THIS vxLUxBEE REMEpf HxsI IfssFfsFp fssFfsF fnp
innumerabe cures, and has gained for is4Ifa great
repntation The dlscoverer of this saivg spbift
ing the oTimea1 Wsr. I'D 1Has Sared s dsnserous %
wounds. tn many, casee consfdesed mortal.
MR. e. BERG fs tho so;e posseesof Sc tho VARIABLE
using 1t In Europe and the snccsss attending ls Us.
plicaon there, he has been induced INTRODUCE It
n hoe uAo have Wou, aa, BRUISES Cuts Of all
binds, OF Sores. felons. Scratches Musquito Bites
scorbuc complaints of, Head and Fs g. are spe eiis
cured. It has proved great advantage to LADIES'
and ts peculiarly adapted for Gathered breasts sore
lega, &C.. through confinement, and other causes i
It acts like magic IN removing Boils 8pirDples and
Cutaneous Diseases. and has been succe, ,sinlly
used for Corns Bunioas and Sore Throat, by apply.
ing external every event before going to bed.
For sale by I'LL druggists Price $50. SOC and 81
per Jar. Ofice. 28Q very. N. \. None genuine
SIAN bAALING bALvE, No 200 Bowery, New
York. ~ H stuth 1y ,E4t .@i t5rJ July
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Z Maebiufry, Castings, Gte.

|
EMEfETttNG GzsT1tEE.T . FOUNDRY 4
1AA. Az, .;;-.j " NY.... u. wv '.
THIS EsTABL1sHMENT. 1s NOW FURNISHING
! e.ri-rc, THE IMPROVED ,r
AeoARZHY C0TT0N GIN,
STEAM ENGINES AND ROLLERS. Of various sizes
on hand .l.Af Z .Ff
IMPROVED D'VERT1CALAND HORIZONTAL CORN
MILLS, SUGAR MILLS. SUGAR BOILERS
l. AND PANS. Of an sizes ,., ~
HORSE POWERS AND GIN GEARING, from 6 to
16 feet in diameter
IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES for Hand.,
power, Saw and Rice Mills
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS Of all description.
| p, made to order
Particular attention paid to
HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOR BUILD.
!:INesg sRATLNas. @e
czsTERN coHRRs, SASH WEiaHr.s, &C.. dc.
WILLIAM 8. HENEREY,-
MAOHIN.1S7 AND 70 UNDER.
=, No. s14 MEETINGS STREET.
,n,u,..o CHAR1EsToN, s. @, 4
AGs1x IRON " Or. K 8:
y .:5iia q = .&UnHJ {;
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JOHN f. TAYLOR &c CO.,
ca NJ II RON & CO.. a
\ Engineers Boilernakers &C..
Nos. a. 6, 8. 10 and 10 PRzTcHA RD-STREETs,
~. (NEAR THE DRY DooK,)
!" Oh arleston. S.
STEAM ENGINES AND BoILERs-MARlNE,
STATIONARY AND, PORTABLE.
RICE THREsHERs AND MILLS OF EVERY
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sHAFTING,1 pULLEYs AND GEARING
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CASTINGS OF EVERY KIND IN IRON on
BRASS.
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at
We guarantee to furnish ENGINES and BOILERS
ofas good quality and power, Hnd at as low rates as
can be bad IN. New York Baltimore or Pbilaaelphia.
-s't7c ssox ws;:
AGENTS roR
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THE ONLY PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST
DAMAGE FROM LOW WATER IN
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prpA1oc 1naunuux az iLls.ssp..
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MACON, IaYarkot.

MACON. July % 'orroH The eales to-day
amount to 1871 bales none Ship ed or received.
Middl ngs are quo ed at 30o-lo lower than yester-
day. .tocx on hand 2S9 bales = m m. : ~ q
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HAVANA, July 17.---Supar stock in warehouse IN
Havana and Matapzas $4,000 boxes. txport aor
the week 10 foreign ports 80 700 boxes $500 hhds
10 the United States 3tDa boxes IlC0 bhds Suasr
Arm; business email Nos 10 to IA unchangedi Nos
As to 20 quoted at Sk to 101S Mo ass4s sugar ac-
easAt I'D reais arrobs tor I'M erior Il common ne.
grades. -
IunsFaE Fs yellow pine steadyat ar; white pine
.i.txchange On London II prem nm United s.sses
sosi 20 dtys' VS. sass u soa 2Aas remua do short
Axthange On 6nted States. 80 1ddsya!s curren currency
29g94a w discounti short eight "a discount
statef, pcr box to Northern por{S eT62e hhdT to
M9fThern and southern ports S6a8 Is Molasses. TO
/. Nostpernf sog anp eputhern ports se 7TaA ~ &
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WtlnainRtOm kFarIket..

awT MINGroN, July uapEsr1Nr-on,y Sc
bhs r. ceived to-day, at S3 tor vitein and
- 65tfor yellow d p. per ESQ lbs.
i,s P1R1Es luRPRrr1NE-Market steady with sales Ct
Aoaopls a. Tor country. and 80 bbls at 39c per
gallon tor New York par kages.
:stHos1s-sales Of 6i4 bris at 81 6b for strained,
S16al 80 for No O. ana 50 60 g. 81 50a3 rs for No l.
as,th quality. - - -
.!lQAt-No sales reported. II y r !, N {, :,
nHCofToN-One small 1t eoid at 311fc for low mid
ding.
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m III Il II a X
SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE ADVERTISER.
As an advertising medium. offers facilities to Mer-
chants, Eru Rists, Marhinsts &c., Of extending
their business. unsurpassed by any Southern
Weekly.
It's circulation is fast bacominp general rss,
Estate agents and parties interested in the purchase
or sale of real estate will nd it their advantage
to consult Its cOumns and advertise therein as we
are eaec'ing arrangements by which our pak er will
circulate largely among Northern caritalists.
Information tending to the development Of our
mineral manufacturing and agricultural resources
descriptive OF climate. soil, & solicited ana thank
fully received from any section
Terms cash, SO a year; copy gratis to any one
sending sxlsubscribers; Q club "f ten, 81 so each
Rates of advertising liberal. Address 81. Z
G!r.ia )E' W. J. MCKEKRALL, g
July 16 ittu '..L..i Marion. 8 C.
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~ TO 70 ArxpSurrfSxs s9n@ ait s.eHH'sa9 y,
pHrA-per o sobr TIsnI pa1mer-1aS 900
feet Resawed Lumber and 1, cards, $4,000 feet
Timber. -
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I tonsl8nees per >Outn a1oiInaA atalltos. u
III ~ July 2U. .i9Hf /f S4-,t&. 0s
~ bales Cotton, bales Dohaestics ID casks Bacon
$50 sacks Wheat. 674 melons 10 Aallroad Agent, u
zOHein, Goldsmith & Son. street Bros Il Co. kirk
patrick Wi,te, Bart & Wirth y Morrison. & GO, a.
LANCER, A;Dra2o. Bale. and q, Litschgt ypg II
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plamtation pitttrs.

lantatioa gitttrs. "
~~ 'ao1so ."4 81:
A GLORIOUS o"ASe GO.
THAT ANY SICK MAN SURVIVED THE
treatment Of Atty years a 20. must be considered
proof that human beings are very hard to kill
gatives we're then the order Of the day. The ply
siclan played into the hands Of the apothecary, and
the unfortunate patient was drenched morning,
noon and night with prostrating msdicines We
I've in more rational and conscientious era. The
Importance of supporting Nature in it's conflict
...,. =. nul! iHlu-.aa = .ivi.r s + tn...,. .Y.
with disease Is. now understood: Complaints in
themselves weakening are no longer aggravated by
.a4r. III atHH M ise.sg, yr-g-:laa
artificial depletion. They are met with TONIC
that rally tbe vital powers and enable them to de-
feat the enemy. Chief among these allies of Nature
81 4 Nn,ea'' ..t." q. ,t.,:i c..
in its battles with sickness, is S,
IL 4at
rh Agi,0
PLANTATION B1rrERs.
-
usutt @sItcl.T - il ~ 3r.
IA 4 ? p ,cpje. ~ >ag, Y + / :s.iii
This wonderful vegetable restorative i. the sheet
'-&Hsa -.L--N l.i I ".E ,5'oga
/ v v,ef :,a,.7z =
r,o ~.
Nv %p,., ,,ssI--d7 Al, 4,,i IL. i. III !
.,a I
I'LL t-,
2'~ '}''@
20 "mch the tender se1 are especially subject it is
sat +,
.-.S /. -a.-
-'f.14T-et 81 ,'3s go ba3 a.a.n:Sl fa.s9
80, 80 -, ..L-E.,.ea- II .-f 4
.n,,.,., ...-,. 49,. !; ,.l',, ..,,..-'.,.
comesa standard arac,e-s uet,o,na, .tan,. n-nc
eists. although their proni upon IL ia am., and !.
-,s. -..-..--
aai!ih4 a-e .ys-r rys,,t WIZ Il,
absolutely necessary 70 keep preparation sor which
.srprr. 4. ~ gce rpt.f-' 1.r,f; ~. ..,af /.
everybody inquiries. and for whieh nobody win /
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MisfcQaufous.

MtsfcQdnf0us. 3
-,~NN">>>>0 ~eS<,-A~>~>
X u $. t..t,
TONES, MELVAIN & CO.,
No. MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK.
FOwLING PIECES OF ALL QUALITIES, sUIrA.
BILE for the Southern trade. Both MUZZLE AND
BREECH LOADERS.
ALSO,
IN STOCK A FULL ASSORTMENT OF CUTLC-
RY, PERFUMERY. BRUSHES, SOAPS, &C.
SOLE AGENTS Fon THE
GENUINE DERINGER PISTOL.
July 19 mwflmO
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Passengers.

Nv ~, PassenGers. ,,.4 -r,
NJ Per steamship Champion. from New York-C 4
Kuh, Kenny. W. Ne 0zADs Miss Burnett, E M Boy
hin, Boykin. 81 Leeser, EsC Qplmby j D Man
EFT. Wallace. spring and son. J lrouche i, Mise
II Terry, y ~ Bowen. g W clark J-Bariine F Gpne-
beck, Heffron, ~ BachmaA spd IN steersge. :
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- r. &c sSM q TU $50
TNFN thoSse poweEt 1pe;uding the
t4fS6 III M3ItNvN celeotatej C6fliss Cut-on
lR3 &1REk IA Af,r Engines, slide Valve Sta.
I ttAg &ss6 honArv Engines. Portable
lid EaH AAf3S EHgipss, &py ALEC. Circu-
hf Ainihy End Gang Saw
uhkuVAB04H,r Mills Sugar Cane n Va,
S@7SessglA4 f,8:."ta.se{ Taneys, &c, Lath
J ana Corn Mills, Circular
e4Ys, Betting, 30. send
= u for descriptive Circular and
ro;,oi,s. Price List. ~ v7..7
~ WOOD l. MANN STEAM ENGINE CO..
February aaa ra6mosa !:t,f Uttos, MeuaYarks
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l@ariue Mems.

Sk'<>E1A o. SJh,artes.t.,K.. July, zel. "A
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OFFICIAL CANVASS.

the Ds.rics Canvssser eniy McDermo,D unable 70
cay, knowe tha, existed that any fraud
had either boon attempted or perpctrated.
decided to allow the vote ~ heretofore cAnvAssed
by tho Board
"r." should DO credited and allowed for Charles "H
Cooper, the proper OF tbs candidate. and
seeding length tn support OF the power right ana
duty the committee to recommend, and your honorable
body adopt Recommendation In favor or making such
correction, when having been discovered that the votes so
Charles "s Cooper I. hat boon countea aud
allowed by your hoaora Ole body Charles ell" Cooper the
declared dismissed ani the committee I'D
Journcd zine die.
THE CASE on SCANNED VS.. EESBlT
The evidence cccd IN the examination Q; this case must
committee tank, result in convincing your honorable
body that hcre have been irregularities In the OF the
votes in the Fifteenth Sixteenth Election dsricis OF tue
Eighteenth ward Sixteenth Adermanic district. All tho
evence goes 70 that ha returns from both he Arrows
agree with the the made on he
evening OF the election The adavts Of both the pol ceS
IN each OF the said election districts corroboseu py tue
deurc OF other who tho
who remembered the announced The OF
counting of the charter ticket (Which however does MOI
Ia the opinion your committee particularly IN tho absence
the local election and OF
from hen other persons Ut reoustny mature ."
hit vote announced on
Ing OF escton should be taken the correct vote OF tao d
trct.
Tbs evidence reported In FIJI and accompanies
this report together with abatement showing the result o
the said Fiteenth and Sixteenth Election DIS
trcts. To Simplify TINS etaement the following Is gwen
which shows the effect OF the alterations made Ia the
returns
on Police R,tarns. Fraudulent Returns
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Resolved, Tha. in the of seger Guntzer Mur
ray vs. Coulter, Se,nmcr Mctine and Cooper Shell
ly ,hoy be s-veray dismissed, the evidences admitted in
bein. Insufficient warrant other recommcn
daton particularly in view of tie fact that In each
received from the election dsrc. cnnvasers
agreed discrepancies appearing in the state
furnished from election disrc, disputed
Resolved That returns OF given FOR the oce OF
Alderman, the,feenth and Sixteenth Election Districts
ward be entirely omitted from the
that the given for the Office OF Alderman
n sixteenth. Aiermanic district be computed and counted
the given IN said Fifteenth and Sixteenth Eoc
ton districts of the Eighteenth ward.
Respectfully submitted
TERENCE FARLEY,
JOHN MOORE
EUGENE WARD,
Committee or Protests OF Board of City Canvassers.
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Taken from Scanned and added to Nesbit. 81
From the evidence clearly OF opinion
that Is their plain duty 10 recommend that the votes OF inc
two districts given for the Office o. Alderman De entfey
The full proceedings o. the cotnttec with the evidence
&c. ELECTED each is herewith, pursuant to tue
direction OF the Board presented and copy prepared Tor
the and guidance OF each mem Der OF your non
able body
In conclusion, your respectfully offer for
adoption the following resolutions
heso d. That the Committee Protests DO dtcharseu
from consideration OF the protess or other
papers the following name referred At various
Canvasscrs The Consideration Of your Co,noc, viz
+. '. curing.
Joseph Bopp,
Hugh IL. Io0Ta,
Joseph Cudlipp,
N. a. Reed,
William Boeckol
j. H. SteDhsrdt,
5 5Sssah hiMi' eG!ure and
James r. Rogers
Tor that when Called persons appeared for on
behnli OF the said professionals. =,
Resolved That the votes returned tho sixth ana Nnt
Election districts tho Nineteenth ward for Hugh Murray
Police Justice the Seventh district be can
vasscd by the Board oil City Cnnvasss returned by the
OF Election in each of said election Districts
ia the Tnr FOURTH Seventh Ninth and Eleventh Election
districts OF tho Twenty ward be allowed or counted
BY the Board of City Canvascrs returned by the local
such election Districts but that no declaration
be made OF person being elected such oce of Regis
which, benz. county Office, not legally befofe ho
Board Ciy Csnvassrrs, such votes being az folows
TwENTY.sECoND WARD.
tieon Dtrts. Thoa,a, Ry,, blank scas4iaJ. Whole rss
TLird........... 2il ~
Fourth 81 III -
Seventh. 81 - g
Ninth. IL III -
Eleventh........ 81 o
Totals. ....... o. II " 90
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Eth AVENUE THEATRE.
- Under this nagsment of AUGUSTlN DAILY.
EVERY EVENING At 2.
TONIGHT AND EVERY EVENING AT ., OVER AT 10 rs
with magnificent new Scenery by RO.
BERTS and DUFLOCQ. Superb Mount
inss, Costumes and powerful Cast
Mr. L. L. Davenport. as. LAgadere
Mrs +. S. Chanfrau. AS. BIZ nch0
THE Mr.. James Lewis as. .... .Peyrolles
DUKES MOTTO Miss Fanny Davenport. .Zll4
A HIT. Mr. w. Dnvidge.. .as.... .Lemual
u j Mr.. Geo. Holland .as..... Tbs Hos3
Mr. ID. H. Harkins. las. The Regent
Mrs. q. H. Gilbert. as. The Princess
Mr.. J. B. Polk. .as.... .Carrickfersue
Mr. q. +. Devere. as. ..0onza guob
vcrytlnx Everything brlian, Everything enoored
CHRISTMAS MATINEE AT 2-DUkE'S MOTTO.
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ANUS EMENTs.


T,RENcu THEATRE wTHE" SENSATION.
Ian a. cor 9Th av three minutes walk from Broadway
- " MERRY CHRISTMAS FEsTlvITIEs
TWO PERFORMANCES CHRISTMAS DAY.
CHRISTMAS DAY AND NIGHT .,-,,,
ciiisiSTMAS DAY AND NIGHT "LONDOh"
CHRISTMAS DAY AND NIGHT for tho last Time
CHRISTMAS DAY AND Nl6HTI :. a.
The finest scenic drama ever offered IN ssw York-a nt
ling picture of Life In ondon Every scene I'm:
ported and each perfect illustration OF some nossc
locality the Great City Vivid Illusions maxnincen Mt
fscts. A Beautiful Story. ..o,
I.ondon Rridae The Tower st. Pauls
CSarinr ccI rosss Bil,,nsssstc Custom Housa
London Dock. Old Bailey. Temple bar
Bank Eagapd Essa oTT sTsaSsa r.~
This latter scene of the most realistic given y
the Scores OF seen To embark upon
large steamship which is then taken In tow BY tug ano
Ut whistles and the cheers OF the
spectators aescsy OF London dock upon her
ocean voyage ssh ,,o,m
CHRISTMASI .LONDON," DAY AND MONT.
CHRISTMAS Most positively for DAY AND NI0Hr.
CHRISTMAS the last time. DAY AND NluHT.
christmas MATINEE PERFORMANCE BEGINS AT
CHRISTMAS EVENING PERFORMANCES BEGINS AT
OBSERVE PRICES.-Admssion 50 cents; Orchestra, VII
Balcony, III 81; Family Circle, 30 cents.
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EVERY NIGHT and SATURDAY MATINR0
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SONG. DANCE POETRY. W.T. BEAUTY.
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THE TWELVE TEMPTATIONS.
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