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Ca7.yOyLtO3s Store,
Corner Of Poydras and Baronne.
Great Bargains! Great Bargains !:
$1,000 YARDS FRENCH JACONETS,
Warranted Fast Coors-Large and Small Pattern
per yard.
m3O 2plm LOUIS CHARLES.
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Fl A T =, 4 2 5, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly general of Silk Fur,
Cashmere Panama. eghorn Straw Palm Leaf Mexican bne
Wool HATS, at the lowest market prices by
FROST Il CO.,
iyl32phW No. 10 Magazine street.
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y. NJ. Rutland s 90.


wines and Liquors.,
l7............... ROYAL STIsEET,......u.....lT
Asupply of CREME DE BOUZY CHAMPAGNE, in quart,
and pin constantly hand which equal the hat
this market.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY,
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
Il II A ID Il $;
sAzERAC Vintage of 1885, 179S 1905 and chsy
brands. - = - -
WHISK Y:
Of all descrpt ions-Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER in pints and quarts
hand, usual assortment of the hest WINES and liz
QUORS in the Market which will be on ss reasopsbo
terms any other heuse in the city.
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR
! d. 2ply M II RoyHl
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Clarified Cotton Seed OIL.

P.MARTIN g. DROMEI.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS street, corner johnson. OFFICES
26 raver ai Charities street. up stairs New Or
leans. ne 2pim
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TO Planters and Stock Ratsess.

PURE SOUTHDOWNS-Two Rams and six Ewes from the
best flock of Sheep in England.
Also one Ram and Ewes, Americas Sohdowns raised
in Kentucky. Inquire Of
R. T. NICHOLS,
uf 9nft Iamn street,
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EIGHTH JUDICIAL DIsrRICT-The following returns
of the judicial election in the district composed of the
parishes of Washington, st. Helena and Livingston,
reached US late last evening L
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JOHN TRAVIS,
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-11-26
WASHINGTON H0TCL.

! - AyING. purchased the. !" Washing
M @ ton Hotel" Lvunard Town. the
subscriber respectfully announces 10 his
friends and the travelling community
generally. that ne isi now prepared 10
accommodate all who may give him q
call, in manner that he trusts will be
satisfactory. tits his intention to thor
onghIy repair the whole eslablirhmen
and furnish the rooms without reSara
either to pains or expense.
Hisundivided attention wIllbe given
to his new business, and he pledges
himselfto use his best exertions 10 make
oil his guests comfortable and contsnted.
His table will always be supplied with
whatever the market may afford, and his
Bar well furnished with the best iiprors
and segars, .-s. .''e.s
The patronage Of The former e. ests OF
The house is very respectfully solicited.
aayr3< <is T. j w. J. MOORE ;
January 10Th 1356-tf. ~, .ss -
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-11-26
.RVlNG'S LIFE OF WASHINGTON
: sTLLUS .HTED 4

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and avery other number two first class
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the Steef Engravings, the work conta,ns
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St. Mary's beacon., 1857-11-26

TTHE afbscEibers have opened an e1-
H. fsnsiveS Cs9RRI.7 GE lREPOSL
TORY. At 81 and 50 N sCalver, street,
the City Spring. where they
have. and intend TO keep, . 6nes sassort.
nent. OF c.9RRL.9GES OF fhe latest pat
aerns and siy les Of iinishs from their man
ufaetory in New York, andss are mancfae
turing as So n Calvert street. Lighs
Carriages Of every style. which they VIII
sell low for cash or approved paper.
Ali work sold at this establishment
warranted. ..es-, r. - =si afas II - .ea' -
We are prepared 10 fill oders at the
silortest notice. ~ -,s 4. -. r. ...s.-
RRpAIRaN0 done on the shortpat notice
BURR! HAIGHT& UCONNELL
August 14:h, IS56-tf. r-
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-11-26
No. Is Nersh Gay ssres,. near Fay ysus.

No. Is Nersh Gay ssres,. near Fay.t.s.
WHER EsksPt alway, on hand. os
w made ,o nrdsr. e,egy. style Of
French Teissa-Tetss, ia. plush hair cloth
or broca' elieas.7as y : sssEn
Preach Full Stuff aad, Medallion Pss-
ior Arm Chairs, plush. hair cloth or
brccaielle.
French Full Stuff Carved Parlor Chairs.
IN sets, in plush, haIr cloth or sroca.slls.
Sofas Half French Spring Mahogany
and Walnut Parlor Chairs. in hair cloth
or plush. ....., .ss,-..
Rocking Chars. yariOus designs, is
hair cloth and plush.
Stuff spring I.sunkes--a large nssorts
ment always ready on hand. or any patss
tsrn made or covered with any goods Is
order. ..-r,
I Chamber Suits--ia mahogany or val.
nut, CONF le,e, from e35 up. 80
Cane Chars and Rockiag do.---shs
largest assortment ready made in ar
one house. in the United siates. fr.a
$l2 o dozen up. - .,fss ..'7,... -
Bar Room, Office and Dining Chair.
IN oak walnut or mahogany, with cane.
wood or stuffed seats; an assoFtmes 4
embracing over SO dozen. al Ahr.r4 =.
Wood Seat Chairs and Seftees .usl
Rocking Chairs over 100 dozen. -
Looking Glasses. Gilt end Mahogany
Frames. Feather Beds. and Hair and
Husk Nattrasses Of every kind., w,ss
rasrSal A. MA1'HTOT.
IS North Gay street. near Fayssaa.
Js. ls5T-em
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-11-26
: FlFTY DOLLARS

worth Of Books, selected from the following
tIsi :--sE rfs ss..ss - .stssf --.-f- -l..f s,e
a SOies 10 .Anaaiea: By Amsricans. svo.
cloth. ~ .diel 5s
DOscling's HissOry ef Romanish, 50 plates.
s9vo. cloth. Esw ID atu. ysail "
Mrs. ElIis's Choics Works for tie Fasnil,;
Circles Plates, z yols.- evo. cloth
The .3nseTie0n and Odd FelIoscs' Litermy
.MIaessnI; 80 Steel Engravings, 2 yola., Svo
cloth. N.
Gaids % K'.ossl.4g.. 300 plates, royal svs
elofh. .aRssgrs fsn fsi 'sE r.ees 81 fssss-as
WoRders of the Worll, $50 Plates, sve.
Hr4AGE.AsI.Sa wishing 20 clre6lale these
flmpoEsznt Publications, Will please address
the Publisher, ONWARD WALK ER, Ia
" Ilton street. when they will receive full
particulars Of Commission Be-.
: Newspapers copying the above. and
insWting the same ten times. sending . copy
Of each insertion Ia the Publisher, viii be en-
iitlel 10 copy Of the s'National History" on
the. 'SiAlesman's Manual" subject 10 their
order r. Bsa sfftA %Ea r7ss bad 9
Sapa. Q, is56--llt. Bib sa--r9 ssasa yss
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-11-26

SILT FOR MIL CHI COWS IND
STOCK GE.NER.4LLY .s

SILT FOR NIL CIR COWS IND
STOCK GE.YER.4LLY ..s.
gWKI.HEN Cows in milk are kept on
w green, succuIent food, they re-
quife ! regular and liberal supply of Salt
Soi also, when cattle are 6rst turned to
pasture in the Spring, they require salt
more frequently than in the.latter part CT
the season when the herbage ID less sue.
cullen. and fresh. IT is often the case
that ANIMALS taken from drys food. and
supplied exclusively with green ferment-
able heritage are greatly debilitaied't by
scoprs. Salt, in due quantity, is cer-
lain preventative OF this malady. Rock
Salt Is The most economical and convs-
nient way TO salt .tock, by placing pieces
n different parts Of the field, where the
ock can have access TO it al pleasure.
Orders for this, or any other articles in
our line will be promptly attended to by
H'E DUVALL & sfGLEHART, -
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
4 las Light street Wharf,
- 'lv4f i--xss4 Les Baltimore
March 2Slhr IgSfs 1T s'is fE a
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-11-26

CIGAR mANuFA ,roRY.

HvHE subscribers are extensively en-
- gagged in manufacturing cIsARs 10
Leonard Town, {. Mary's coubfy, vita
a Aiew to furnishing merchants, hotel-
keepers and others in this section of Tho
State with their supplies, at price faf
below that paid by them in the eeities, for
q similar article, and uposi saEisfactnrv
terms. Orders are solicited, and win Be
attended to with prolnptness. RELYING
upon our country friends to aid us in our
new enterrise--we ask atrial. 81 rs {
: ser = HARRIS & CAAAEFER. {
Leoaard Tsws. April ~, fs1& lis :
.Tw4I 90 zk .sasAHast
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-11-26
WOOD COMMISSION AGENCY.

"oOD SOM MmlS3IOtN AuENC1s
M E respectfully inform those inter.
estsd, that we have made ample
arrangements, and are ready to receive
and sell Cord Wood upon commission
exclusively. aar vs
Our friends and oil others who NAV
favor us with eonsignments will be ena-
bled 70 receive full prices for their WOOD,
aud not be compelled TO suffer sacrifices
in consequence of gIutted market 81
combination among dealers. sssq~
Liberal advancements made on all
consignments. @ 50
NJ All orders for every description
Of Building materiale filled with prompt-
ness and upon the most accommodating
tarvaa misff @hAlgtvI tAAt4 @@fE1<S
-aTET5 hsom e. wiTTFSS = drans szl
sa''is' S"i"L LrMBkR DEALRRs,
West 81 lie, Union Dock, Balts Nd =
zJaats q2d. lS54S=tfsssnssa 7Tsss ssa@z@
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-11-26

\ COMM SION MERCHANTS
NO. 80 Graat Street. opposite Baldsrssen Sc
n} hs BALTIMORE. ..a-sa tas 81 p
D RErERENcEs.-Johns Hopkins. Presl.
dent Merchants Bank Truman Gross,
Cashier Commercial and Farmers Bank
Geo. w. Howard & Co, Baltimore; Z
Herbert. Prince Georges county; nuer
Norris & Co., Baltimore n. Hickey &
Bro. BALTIMORE; Penniman & Bio., Bal
timore Whitney. Gushing & Comslock
Balt,rore; Sam1 Brown, Of J. R., How
ard county. .....s. -.. +.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-11-26

LiNToNg IRON GEARED THRFenss
ssn1N R71ACkBENE@r : as
| WaTsassz 10 bs shs ssy bsss isfzs mna
E THIS Maehins i driven With 81 a
rod ia the Place Of band. There Il !
allpping Of bands about this msrh;ns
which has been q great sfohbss aud -
pense BY losing siass to IS The bands
which ofien. occurs 30 oil machines work
ed with hand. This IRON GEARIns
MACHINE ~ warrsrted 70 ihFesh fasf-l
er, with less horse power. than any hana
machine. II IL warranted. 70 give per
fect.satisfactiou. Hesold last .yess O.
of these machines ia Anne Arundel a.
Charles Counties. We give some fsue|
.a 81 REFERENCESsl
ANNE ARusDrE CoUETY: Gwen
Gil George Ciaytor, Matthew Hard
". L.. Darnall. John Jones, Or. Jaco1s.
= CALVERT CouNTx: John r. Barber,
w. p. Hardesty Capt. Stailings.
PRrNcs GEoRcE8 EoUNTv Francis
+. SoPer. s-Eg hslhF9s ~ s*sa
CHaRLss (;ouSTY: III. Il. Mudd. Jaz
siah Hawkins. j.. NJ. Harrison. =
i Any farmer wanting ose Of these me-
chimes viii please call on u. q Itch.
John Keplingrr, (oar sgents.) o. lGeofge
Claytor, who will give al infornafion.
desired. The priceof oGr best six horses
machines. with plate. Bars, Horse Pc q
and Straw Carrier, all cosnpleies for
thrsshing, $l65. delivered On board ves-
sells in Baltimcre. Four Horse Power
end Machine, inished in The style, $l5cs
and fully warranted. f. .s ,.1& : f
| We have machinrs for less monsy,
but II 10 the interest Of the farmer Co
have the o~st. - II will last double g
long. This machine was exhibised at
Upper Marlboro At April Court Annap-
oils, and Port Tobacco. Charles couaty.
When farmer purct ases one of thee
machines, and is ready 10 use at, If he
will let me know, wall send q man, free
Of charge, and sci ths machine ~ and
start ID, and if Ut does not give peFfes &
satisfaction, he can return 10 again. !, 4
Farmers will please send in their or.
ders at an early day, so that We can ship
in good time. > .hzasa sal azgs
This horsepower can be attached 10
any milIor corn shelter without any On.
ira expense Old horse powers and sv.
! cry kind of old irea taken in exchange.
All orders will be promptly attended 70.
GS~ Warehouse and Office, No. ISL
North High Street, between Hilleng and.
Cav Streets, Baltimore. F.'f1-,f ~
JOHN u. LINTON.
ia No. LII North High Street,
between Iliilen and Gay.
| June 4. 1S57-Sm.
] ~-'-- -S~4~%
The icrgest CAaI and Fwnifws
Ests6iisiment On tie (ify of Baifimers
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-11-26
-i A. L. BEAL, s
LINE. NEIL. FLOUR and FEED
STORE, .s

No. 122 Dugan's Wharf, Baltimore.
Il EEPS constantly on hand all kind
-. of Mill Feed, Guano. Lime,
Hay, Bricks, Hair, Calcined Plaster.
Oats, Chop, Rye. &c. We have on hand
also very large assortment of sa-s
Doors, Shutters, Frames, &c. All orders
for the purchase of Lumber will be at-
tended to with pronptness, and satisfac-
lion be guaranteed. -.-.-.-....[.
i The Co-parinership heretofore exist
ing between A. L. Beal s. Son has been
dissolved by mutual consist. s- '.. ,.as y
Also for sale, good sound A Gull
LINGS at $15 per thousand for cash or
accepted irafts-numSer OF feet guar
anteeJ on all occasions.
Feb. 26th, 1S51-1y.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-11-26


TO THE FARMERS and DEALERS
OF ST. .N.9RPS COUNTY.
TENHE undersigned would take this method
ofinlorming his friends Of the County
hat he has very large stock of t
EfR.NLa'G IMPLEMENTS 80
on hand aud for sale He soiciis the. patron
age heretofore 50 literally extended to the
h1use of Cottingham s. Johnson. He has
aided tu the variety of horse powers PET
TONS Patent Internal Cleared Power and
Cleared TIL EESHER, which supefsetles the
necessity of the leah er bels-three s,zes, 4 /, 6
and B morse power. These machines are wor.
thy of the saenuon Of the farmer. Also. a
new HAY-G'UrTER, gotteu the pas, win
ter Tor hand power. For simplicity and do
rabIlity IL is not surpassed. .s ssv
His Factory is in fun operation, which wi.
enable hinI 10 till all orders with prumptness
Repairing ot all kinds done to order. Plough
aud machine castings BY the :on or piece
Field and garden seeds fresh and genuine
He respectfully invites call from his friends
before purchasing tIsewhere.r
SAMUEL COTTINGHAM
Formerly Of the firm OF CottinshsFn g. John.
son, No. $50 Pratt street Wharf, Baltimore,
Md. .F .s - .. s.,. 81 tr 4
o. Mr.. James johnson is authorized 10
collect money and settle accounts for me IN
St. Mary's county this season.
March 18th, lS57-tf j. a..i -s= .t.Ja sc
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-11-26
FREELAND. HALL G CO..


HAVING removed to their new and com
= modious Warehouse, No IA3 Prats
street, opposite the s.MALTY HOUSE -
beg leave TO inform their customers that they
have now on hand large and general assor;-
ment OF G r. OCE RlES s, consisting in
part Of ~ FL
GOVERNMENT, JAVA, LAGUIRA
AND RIO COFFEE
REFINED AND BROWN SUGARS
GUNPoWDER, IMPERIAL. .YtHYsON
- r AND BLACK TEAS.
GOLDEN SYRUP, NEW RT.EANs
AND w. /. MOLASSE
Sperm, .aD.l.Ma.NTLNE AND MOULD
80. gest. r.saa ass CANDLES
WHITE. CASTLE md BROWN SO9Ps.
GL-7DES IND GOSHEN B;TTER
FAMILY, EXTRA, SUPERFINE AND
BUCKWHEAT9 FLOUR. &c. &c
They also invite the especial attention OF
their customers tn their extensive stpek of
imported and domestic LIQUORS. which
have been selected with the greafese.- - ard
annot fail to please. p ~
Nov. 22d, 1851 '
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-11-26
cHAs. FERGUSON, .. ". MURPHY O. CO
BALTIMORE. MONTGOMERY, Ala
FERGUSON. MURPHY. & CO.. :
WHOLESALE
GROCER!S f. COMMISSION
ar ! MERCHANTS,

a CENTS for the sale of Leaf To.
- bacco. Grain. Provisions, and
Country Produce generally.
Liberal advances made on corsien.
ments. A well-seiccted stock Of Groce.
HTies, Teas, Wines. Brandies and Liquors,
always on hand. Personal attention
given to the sale of Tobacco and Grain.
March 5th. IS57-3m. Eit-tET5aItl
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-11-26
a.. @ MERBEUT's ere.
G r E,A Z w O RK
on rHg 4f> .
Horse of A erica!

Published exclusively for Subscribers.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-11-26

The iorgest CAaS and Fwnifws
Ests6iisiment IN hs City Of Baiiimers
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-11-26
s TOGETHER WITH ~
MUSIC AND POETRY.

Tbs paper contains no ultry senti-
inents. and meddIss neither with politics
nor religion, but il is charaeierized by a
high moral tone. II circulates ali over
the country, ircn. Name to Califcrnia.
The terms bv mail are very low, as
wall be seen by the following:
rrreser
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-05

From large number Of dispatches received
last night by telegraph, and which we have
no space to publish in detail. we condense the
following items Of INTEREST,":
AT Baltimore the election passed off more
quietly than was expected. but there was con-
siderable rioiing in some localities, and three
or four persons were badly wounded. The
returns indicate gain upon the Fillmore
State.
The depot of the Illinois Central Railroad
at Cairo, was destroyed by FIRE on Sunday
night, and property to the amount of $500, :.
900, was destroyed. Two express companies
lost their money packages, containing about
$4,000, which were stored in offices within
the building.
Tie steamer Arrow collapsed her fue on
the 4th, near Detroit, and the two firemen
were killed. s f&4
The result Of the New York election is not
yet known-both parties claim to have been
victorious.
ftiehard Carter President of the Anthra-
cite Bank in Philadelphia, was shot dead
at the st. Lawrence hotel in that city yester-
day, while sitting in the parlor, BY Thomas
Washington Smith Of Maryland. Carter had
accused smith Of seducing bis ward, an
adopted daughter, and the murder was
prompted by revenge.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-05


In LucK.-About ten days ago, Michael
Smith, an Irishman, with four little children,
called at the police Office in this city for food
and lodgings, which were furnished. He
stated that his wife was dead, and he was
very poor, and in destitute circumstances.
The next morning, the case being made
known to Mr.. Samuel Bannister, the clerk of
the overseers of the poor, the family was sent
70 the State Almshouse at Monson. This
morning, q fine looking Irish lady called
at Mr.. Bannister's Office, stating that she was
from Charleston, s. c., and was in search of
a brother, whom she had not seen for eight
years. She stated that her husband was
planter, of large property. and that she had
heard that her brother had lost his wife, was
poor, and in this section Of the country. She
said his name was Michael Smith. Mr.. Ban
mister pointed to his record and showed her
the name of her brother. She was overjoyed
and sat down and wept, so deep were her
feelings. She stated that she left nine trunks
fun Of clothing in Providence, which she had
brought on for the supply Of her brothers
family, and that she should take them all
home with her, where her brother could be
employed upon the plantation of her husband,
while her own attention should be directed to
the education Of the children. The lady took
the neat train for Monson, and has ere this
communicated the glad news OF relief to her
brother
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-05

WOhGEo1Eh OOONI1.
District l-Ashburnham and Winehendon, 1.
Jacob B. Harris, Banks.
2-Athol and Royalston, l. Israel Stearns,
Banks.
9-Dana, Petersham, Phillipston, l. John G.
Nudge, Banks.
4--Fempleton, Hubbardston, L. Girard Bush
NELL Am.
5-Gardner, Westminster, l. Thos. E. Gla-
zier Banks.
6-Fitchburg, Leominster, Sterling, Lunen-
burg, g. Amasa Norcross James Bennett, Sam
uel Osgood, Banks.
Harvard, Bolton, Berlin, l. John E. Fry,
Banks
S--clinton, Lancaster, l. Horace Faulkner,
Banks
9-Princeton, Rutland oakham, I. James
Allen, Banks
lO-Barre, Hardwick, l. Charles Brimblecom,
Dem.
Il-Warren, West Brookfeld, New Braintree
l2-North Brook6eld, Brookfeld, l. Amasa
Walker, Banks.
l3--Leicester, Spencer, l. Joseph A. Denny,
Banks.
l4-west Boylston, Holden, Paxton, l.. Jas
Cheney Banks.
l5-shrewsbury. NOrthboro, Boylston, 1. Milo
Hildreth Banks.
l6-westboto', Southboro', l. Otis Newton,
Banks.
liberation, l. Rufus e. Warren, Banks.
l8-Northbridge, Upton. l. Henry d. john
son, Banks.
l0-MiIford, 2. US. Scanned Banks; A. J..
Sumner, Dem.
2O-Uxbridge, Mendon, l. Samuel W. Scott,
Banks.
2l-Blackstone l. Samuel Thayer, Jr., Dem.
22-Webster, Douglas, l. Lyman Sheldon,
Dem.
2s-sOuthbridge, Dudley,l, 10 McKinstry,
Banks.
24-Charlton, sturbridge, l. Aaron H. Mar
BILE, Banks.
25-oxford, Sutton, Millbury, O. Hosea Crane,
s. j. Woodbury., Banks.
2s-Auburn and Worcester, 9th Ward, l. A..
l.. Benchley, Banks
27-worcester, LIST and ID Wards, l. Alex.
Thayer, Banks.
2s-wOrcester, Sd and sth Wards, /. Dexter
F. Parker Banks.
2s--Worcester, 4th and 9th Wards, /, James
Woodwork, Dem.
so--wOrcestcr, 7ih Ward, /. on. Tillotson.
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neriAm.) s62; John 7. Heard of Boston, (Beaeh)
Fourth District--Charles a. Phelps of Boston,
(Banks) ll37; Justin Jones OF Boston. Gard
ner AM 1874; Isaac Emery Of Boston, Beach
63l; scattering l.
Fifth District = Amos B. Merrill of Boston,
(Banks) $50; Ambrose A Ranney of Boston,
Gardner Am 1912; Francis J. Parker Of Bos-
ton, (Beach) 1881 scattering 2.
ESSEX COUNTY.
First District-Wm Fabens Of Marblehead,
(Banks) elected
Second District-Chas. W Upham of Salem,
Third Dis,rict-Joseph F. Ingalls, of Methuen.
Banks l7l2; John Gale Of Lawrence Gard
fer Am SSl; E. J. NJ. Hale Of HayeIhill,
(Beach) 739. All but Andover.
Fourth District-TheN Herald says
that Stone, Republican, is elected.
Fifth District-J John Prince of Essex, (banks)
MIDDLEsEX COUNTY.
First District Phillip Holmes of Melrose,
fRanks) 1859: Phineas J. Stone Of Charlestown,
(Gardnet AMI 1871: Timothy !. sawyer OF
Charlestown, (Beach) 1924 scattering D;
Second Dissatisfaction Haynes OF Waltham,
(BaEks) 1896; Stephen Smith Of Cambridge,
(Gardner Am) 1854; VIM. Z. Parmenter OF
West Cambridge, (Beach) l49o-
Third District-C C. Esty of birmingham,
(Banks) 1888 Gen. E. johnson OF Holllstois'
Gardner Am 1859; Joseph Fuller oil framing
ham, (Beach) I'll.
Fourth District-Samuel Adams Of townsend,
(Banks) 1890; Ephraim w, Bull Of Concord,
Gardner AM 1920; Arnold Hutchinson OF Yep
perell, (Beacb) $40.
Fifth District-James NJ. Usher of Medford,
(Banks) 1853; Horace Conn of Woburn, Gard
ner AM 1l6I; ]. P. Converse Of Woburn,
(Beaeh) 600.
Sixth District-Arthur P. Bonney of Lowell,
(Rep. and AM 1870; Benz. F. Butler OF Lowell
(Beach) 1854.