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GROVER CLEVELAND, (Dem.), Governor.
DAVID B. HILL, (Dem), Lieutenant-Governor.

JOSEPH B. CARR (Rep.), Secretary of State.
IRA DAVENPORT, (Rep.), Controller.
ROBERTA. MAXWELL (Dem.), Treasurer.
LESLIE W. RUSSELL (Rep.), Att'y-Gen'l.
SILAS SEYMOUR, (Rep.), State Engineer
and Surveyor.

NEIL GILMOUR (Rep.), Supt. Public Ins.
JOHN A. PLACE (Rep.), Auditor of Canal
Department.

CHARLES G. FAIRMAN (Rep.), Superin-
tendent of Insurance Department.

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A. BARTON HEPBURN (Rep.), Superin- | tendent of Bank Department.

ISAAC V. BAKER, (Rep.), Supt.State Pris.

County.

Albany..

Broome.

County Seat.
Albany

Sheriff

SILAS B. DUTCHER (Rep.), Superintend-
ent of Public Works.

WILLIAM L. BOSTWICK (Rep.), WM. J.
MORGAN (Rep.), CHARLES M. DEN-
NISON (Rep.). Can Appraisers.

WILLIAM C. RUGER, (Dem.), Chief Judge,
Court of Appeals.

CHARLES ANDREWS (Rep.), CHARLES
A. RAPALLO (Dem.), THEO. MILLER,
(Dem.), ROBT. EARL (Dem.), GEORGE
F. DANFORTH (Rep.), FRANCIS M.
FINCH (Rep.), Asso. Judges Court of Apl's.
EDWIN O. PERRIN 'Dem.), Clerk Court
of Appeals.

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Sheriffs and County Clerks in the State of New-York.
Elected. County Clerk.
William H. Keeler....1882 John Larkin..
...1882 William E. Smith.
1881 Charles F. Tupper
.1882 Charles W. Terry......1882
.1880 Benjamin M. Wilcox..1882
.1882 Timothy D. Baldwin...1882
1882 Alexander C. Eustace..1881
.1882 Andrew Shepardson....1881
1880 John P. Brenan.... ...1882
1882 William S. Hallenbeck.1882

Allegany ...... B'lm't, Angelica Theron Cross.
Binghamton.... S. Foster Black.
Cattaraugus.... Little Valley.... John Little, jr
Cayuga
Auburn......... John Choate
Chautauqua.... Mayville. .... Charles A. Merrill
Chemung...... Elmira.
Chenango... Norwich.
Clinton

George E. Stanley.
Ira W. June

Jacob H. Proper

Plattsburgh.... Nathan H. Murray.

Columbia.. ... Hudson..

Cortland.

Delaware

Dutchess

Eme..

Essex..

Cortlandville... Harlow G. Borthwick..1882 R. Walworth Bourne...1882
William H. Douglass..1882 George T. Warner.....1882

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Franklin.

Malone

Fulton...

Johnstown..

Genesee..

Batavia.

Greene..

Catskill..

Hamilton..

Sageville..

Herkimer..

Herkimer

Jefferson..

Kings

Brooklyn

Lewis.

Lowville.

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.1881 Fred Waddingham..
1881 Rodney Thursby.
1882 Edward H. Bush.
1882 Mark J. Bunnell

Putnam C. Brownell.. 1881 Walter JI. Stewart.

F. A. Schoeffel
Isaac A. Rosa
Alexander V. Davidson,
Thomas Stainthorpe.
Thomas D. Penfield..
Minor G. Bennett

Canandaigua... Hiram Peck.

Albion...

Harrison Mills
Erastus M. Spaulding.

1881 Henry D. McNaughton.1882 1882 Alonzo E. Hall

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Lewis R. Stegman

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George S. Fisher

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Thomas O'Meara

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Eben C. Reynolds.

1882 Patrick Keenan
1881 John A. Merri t
1882 Arthur H. Ballou.
1882 Gustavus Sniper
.1882 Bolivar Ellis...
1882, Robert B. Hock
1880 George A. Newell.
1881 John Gardenier.
1881 George Van Horn.
1882 Edward C. Weeks.
1882 John H. Sutphin.
1882 James Keenan..
1882 Cornelius A. Hart.
1882 Cyrus M. Crum..
1882 Wm. R. Remington.
1882 James W. Horton.
.1881 Thomas Yelverton.
1881 Seymour Boughton.

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1882 Arthur C. Woodward..1881

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Ballston Spa.... Nathan'l M. Houghton.
Schenectady.. Jacob De Forest.
Schoharie C. H. Ezra Twitchell .........
Watkins....
Waterloo, Ovid.

Bath

Riverhead..
Monticello.

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Owego.

Tompkins..

Ithaca.

Ulster..

Kingston..

Warren

Caldwell.

Washington.

Argyle..

Wayne.

Lyons..

Westchester.

Wyoming.

Yates.

James W. Lyon

Charles H. Swarthout..1882 Peter D. Post
Esek Page

Selah S. Brewster.

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White Plains... Stephen D. Horton.....1882 James F. D. Crane

Albert P. Gage..

Warsaw..
.1881 Edward M. Jennings..1882
Penn Yan....... Charles M. Speelman...1882 Edward Kendall.........1882
Republicans in Roman, and Democrats in italics.

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TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1883.

NOTE.-For full advertisement see the page referred to.

ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.-A. A. MARKS, 691 Broadway, New-York. Patent first premium Artificial Limbs, with Indiarubber hands and feet. Invalid Rolling Chairs and Crutches. The attention of soldiers is especially invited. Page 108.

BANKERS.-BROWN BROTHERS & CO., 59 Wall-st., New-York, buy and sell bills of exchange, and issue credits available in any part of the world, make telegraphic transfers of money, etc. See 4th page of cover.

ENVELOPE MANUFACTURERS.SAMUEL RAYNOR & Co., 115 and 117 William-street, New-York. Page 102.

PENS. THE ESTERBROOK PEN CO., 26 John-st., New-York, sends samples and prices on application of their steel pens, which are of superior and standard quality. Page 102.

PUBLICATIONS. THE NEW-YORK WITNESS, published by John Dougall & Co., 17 to 21 Vandewater-st., New-York Independent, politically and financially, accepts no favors, and cannot be dictated to on any question. Mrs. Mc. Dougal, who travelled through the disturbed districts of Ireland in order to describe the condition of the people, and whose letters were published in the Witness last year. will visit the Southern States, and give the readers of the Wit

people, crops, &c. See pp. 105 and 106.

GUNS.-Rifles, Shot Guns, &c., sent C. O. D. for examination by the Greatness an account of the condition of the Western Gun Works, of Pittsburg, Pa Pictorial Catalogues sent free. Extra long, large or small bore guns made to order. Page 102.

INK.-J. H. BONNELL & Co., 7 Sprucest., New-York. Manufacturers of Printing Ink. Page 104.

FRANCIS & LOUTREL, 45 Maiden Lane, New-York. Patent Copyable Printing Ink. Page 108.

FRANK LESLIE'S Illustrated Publica tions for 1883. 53, 55 and 57 Parkplace, New-York. These publications embrace a wide range of popular reading. Page 100.

RADWAY'S Sarsaparillian Resolvent, Ready Relief, and Regulating Pills, the Cheapest and Best Family Medicine in the world. Page 107.

INKSTANDS.-H. H. TAMMEN & CO., SAWS, TOOLS, &c.—E. M. BOYNTON, Denver, Col., have a catalogue of 80 Beekman-st., New-York, sends a DeColorado specimens of minerals com-scriptive Catalogue of Saws, Tools and bined in inkstands, which are catalogued Files, including a patented double curve and numbered, price $2. and sent by Cross-cut Saw, free to any address. Page mail securely packed on receipt of order 101. and price. Page 102.

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SOZODONT.-Beauty and fragrance are communicated to the mouth by the use of Sozodont, and it renders the teeth pearly white, the gums rosy and the breath sweet. Sold by druggists and fancy goods dealers everywhere. See 3d page of cover.

STATIONERS AND PRINTERS. FRANCIS & LOUTREL, 45 Maiden Lane. New-York. Old established. Page 108.

ILLUSTRATED PUBLICATIONS.

1883.

Rates of Subscription, Postage Paid.

WEEKLIES.

FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER.

$4.00

The only Pictorial Record of Current Events, devoted to News, Literature,
Art and Science.

FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUSTRIRE ZEITUNG.

4.00

In the German Language. A weekly compendium of news and literature. FRANK LESLIE'S CHIMNEY CORNER

4.00

The best American Family Journal. Story Paper and Home Friend. FRANK LESLIE'S BOYS' AND GIRLS' WEEKLY..

250

An Illustrated Journal of Amusement, Adventure and Instruction.

MONTHLIES.

FRANK LESLIE'S POPULAR MONTHLY.

The cheapest and most attractive monthly magazine.

THE SUNDAY MAGAZINE, T, Dewitt Talmage, D. D., Editor...

The best pictorial religious periodical.

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Cheap and entertaining. Devoted to fiction. Every article complete. FRANK LESLIE'S BUDGET OF WIT.

Filled with intelligent humor.

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Full of the best stories and pictures for children.

FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED ALMANAC FOR 1883.

A charming annual, with colored plates.

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A racy annual compendium of fun, humor and information,

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The various publications of this house embrace a wide range of popular reading. The illustrations are of the highest order, by the most skilful artists. The literary matter is contributed by authors and writers of great reputation and acknowledged popularity. Most liberal outlays are made to secure the best talent in the market, both instructing and amusing.

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53, 55, 57 Park-place, New-York.

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wit-
Hall, at the Centennial, on the evening of June 28th.
one foot extreme diameter, in seven seconds,
Albert, and others, visited Machinery Halled by Director General Goshorn, Superintendent
Among other things inspected, at the invitation of E. M. BOYNTON, of New York, they
nessed a trial of the New Lightning Saw, Patented March 28th, 1876. Two men, with one of
The Emperor Dom Pedro,

these saws, cut off a sound log of gum-woontes. Messrs. Corliss, Morell, Lynch, and other
members of the commission, witnessed the trial and timed the cutting. The Emperor re-
marked that was fast, very fast cutting. Last evening the Emperor made another examin-
or at the rate of a cord of wood in five
stion of the saw.-Philadelphia Press, June 30.

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