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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS

FOX The WEEK ENDING MAY 70.
EXCHANGE.-There is fair business doing in foreign
Exchange and rates for them pretty firm. The rates
to-day follows, viz London, bankers bills 1094
do commercial do, 1O94@lO9k; Paris 60 day bills
5fl3&; do. short sight do, 5f1lK; Antwerp, 5f.134
81; Cologne, 73%; Frankfort on the Maine AZ.
ALCoH0L.-Alcohol is quite dull We have heard of
sales this week. but quote Western 95 per cent at
41Gl42 cts. per gallon.
ASHES.-We continue to quote Ashes at S. 25
and S562x per 100 lbs. for Pearl
BARK-Querctron Bark still ranges at from $17 to %
per ton according to quality There is an inquiry for it.
but we have heard of no sales this week
BEESWAX.-Beeswax is steady and firm at 35Gl36 cts
per ID There is fair demand for it at these figures.
BREAD--Bread is steady at the following rates viz
AZ cts for Navy cts for Pilot and cts per lb for
Water Crackers, less the usual discount
BRIMST0NE.-We continue to ouote crude Sicily
Birthstone at $55 ton, but hear of no sales We
note the arrival here this cargo of ESQ
COFFEE.-There has been very little inquiry this week
for Coffee and the sales Of Rio add up ony about 500
bags at from 13k l4H cts The stock of Rio here is
however very light, and had there much demand
for it. il could not have been supplied The stock here
is mostly in second hands, and Rio is held at 13
cts for fair to good, and 149 lax cts. for prime.
There is no Laguayra Java Coffee here, but we
quote the former nominal at 14dl5 cts, and the latter
at 15k(G16H cts. per ID.
COfTON The demand has been very limited this
week the sales amounting to only about 800 bales od
nary good middling Upland within the range OF our
quotations. Owing to the favorable accounts from
Europe and the advancing tendency in the southern
markets holders asking higher prices for the better
qualities but we have not heard of any sales at an ad
vance and therefore continue last weeks quotations
viz:
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.


MATANzAs-Brig gRandolph.--4l7 hhds sugar 900 boxes
do Spence Reid; 200 doz pines II punches bananas
2kegs wine, c. NJ. Jackson & Co
SAN BLAs-Schr. Lizzie RuSSeH-l43 900 cocoa nuts
go bags cocoa 2S O00ivory nuts old "copper" &C.
bags india rubber bale deerskn pkgs tortoise she'll
log mahogany, Pearce Cray.
CHINcHA IsLANDs-Ship Orpheus i 272 tons guano
boxes mdse.. keg wine BarrI Bros; casks do 20
Jars italia, NJ G. King 3pkgs. mdse., Andrew Whitney;
299 dry hides, order.
COASTWISE.
NEW YoRK-Schr NiSt-100 hhds, melado, order.
BosToN-Bdrk SeIdh-300 bdls. iron, Stickney Il Co.;
IS bales rags Wheelwrght, Nudge 4 CO. so bbls rum,
800 bags copper. 200 pkgs. mdse., sundry persons.
SAVANNAH steamship Thomas Sloann.-4l5 bales
cotton 4S boxes copper so casks rice 81 bales domes
tics, "a pkgs. mdse., sundry persons.
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The Bill market continues bare of choice paper money
heing very easy snd rates ruling from 56 The reduc
ton of the discount rates by the Bank Of England and
probable further decrease judged by to be
the precursors of still greater and confidence both
here and on the other side.
The Cincinnati Gazette states that the agent in that city
of the Dayton and Michigan Railroad has instructions from
the officers of the road maintain the current rates of
freight to the east and not to make contracts at lower
schednle
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PRICES ANDsALEs OF STOCKS NNgw YUaE
BY TELEGRAPH


The Tribune of this morning says:
The stock market this morning was irregular and gen
orally heavy. The Pacific Mail incubus still exercises
disturbing influence upon the list generally and checks
The disposition to operate. There is however under
tone of strength partly growing out of the operations of
outside specuators, and the prominent bear jobbers
evnced lit tie disposition to act with any energy
Some of the minor bears put out small lines but did not
produce much effect Between the Boards the market
yas inactive, and had downward tendency. At the
Second Board there disposition to operate, and
an Improvement in prices was established in some de-
scrptons, the market closing firm At the morning ses
sion the rmest stocks Harlem Preferred, Illinois
Central Michigan Central and Burlington and Quir
There nothing of Importance doing in foreign bills
put the market is steady. Sterling 1O991o9% Francs,
616x G5134. The business of the Sub Treasury was:
Receipts 1923 sos 6s-for Customs, $ll6D00 Payments
$37 All 96 Balance, So 9S6 65S39 comparison OF the
footngs of the weekly bank statement of the Boston
banks with those of last week exhibits decrease of
500 in the item of loans and discounts S4 65 in crcula
ton, $31 soc in deposits and increase of S53S4 in
specie We the principal footngs with those Of the
corresponding week last year.
Loans and speciein CircuIa-
~ Discounts. Banks. Deposits ton.
May a. 1s6O SOL 744 200 62635S5 75ss s62 7O76O7l
May 2l 1860 S6 ,62l 626s9l9 1896 7O31 3O6
Same time as last year.
May 23 1852 $57 996 456 6700975 20S4 9l7 703 197
At Boston, money very plentiful at Sac per cent to
frscass bank borrowers and there have been occasion
al calltransactions at lower rates The demand is mode
but steady The bank specie continues above
Sc, $50 000 with generous supply of New York funds
all round In the street. at second hand, good loans on
stock cOllaerals, range from to per cent and loans
the fancies from to H. according to the credit
She accompanying names
Ae report Continueu inactivity tne UoOus
ket Ohio Pennsylvania and this Stale trade has made
its appearance to greater extent than heretofore but
the general deliveries either from first second hands
have been small The manufacturers of domestic goods
are anxious Sellers in view of the limited stocks
hand and the prevailing tendency of the Cotton market
and there is disposition the part of buyers
cipate their future requirements. The expectation
domestic goods to foreign ports since the 1t of January
has been in of any corresponding period since
1853 The exports of the year thus reach the grand
aggregate of 1878 packages, against 76 last year
These goods have been shipped to all parts of the world
D..t.,
che greater portion however have been absorbed by
latter market The panic in Shanghai has dis
tarhed the channels OF trade and hear of orders
for heavy drills being counternanded but the stocks
so small and the demand from other markets conside
rable that prices will remain firm.
The Philadelphia Inquirer quotes
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MAKkETS BY. TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, May 25.-Cotton is dul-sales of 500 bales
to day and during the past three days $500 bales Flour
is frm-sales of lS,500 bbs.; State 5l0G5.l5; Ohio
S5 S0iG6 Southern is unchanged. Wheat is frm-saes
of $4,000 bushels white sl55dl 60. Corn has decn-
ing tendency-sales of los bushels xed 5I6S cts
yellow II cts. Pork is firm; Mess $l775 Prime $l2 5O
l3 so. Lard is firm at IL d11A cts. Whskey is active
at cts Sugar firm at yesterdays rates and
prices have advanced Muscovado 64 ak cts. Spirits
sales of 1000 bbls at 81 52KGl53K. Rice is steady
PHILADELPHIA, May 25.-Flour is unchanged. Wheat
is quiet-select red $l356@1 As: white, 81 60. Corn
frm-sales Of 1000 bushels-yellow 73G75 Bacon
has declined cent. Sides l0h cts Shoulders SI cts
WhiskeN, is nnll at V ctS
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,bi-r-o--oandles are dull, but still quote them
as iolows VIZ at l1(lects for Adamantine; 2527
for Chemical SPERM 37@42 cts for SPERM and 52G55
cts per ID Tor patent Wax We note sales this week of
30 poxes Auaantne at Is cts Western Mould Candles
per Id.
CHEMICALS.-We again quote Soda Ash ,to1aox
cts for so per cent? Sal Soda at cts Bleacbina P
ders at 233 cts. and BiCarb Soda at AK cts Gr,;
Soda is selling at cts per lb.
CoAL-The cargo rates for Cumberland Coal are still
mine and "a is per ton for lump delivered on board
at Locust Point We note the export this Of 435
tons to Panama. $50 tons to Cardenas Cuba Anthra
cite Coal selling by retail from the yards at $5255O
per ton Of 2,240 lbs. ..4
COPPER-Copper is still quiet but we have change
TO note week in the rates Baltimore refined
Ingots held at % cts cash. and 23x cts mos and
we quote Sheathing before at 28 cts. for Baltimore,
and ~ cts for English Yellow Metal Sheathing is sell
ing at 20 for both English and American but Nails
are bringing % cts, and Bolts 20 cts. per lb.
DYE-WOODS.--We have reported this week a sale Of
65 tons Jamaica Logwood at $13 per ton, cash.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are in demand, and quote
them at 474S perlb for good lots mixed South
ern. y Aa
FISHThere is considerable doing in Fish, but prices
for them continue droop Susquehanna Herrngs have
declined since cur last s6o per bbl and We now quote
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MORE SLAvERs CAPTURED.-A special despatch to
the New FORK EUening Post dated Washington,
May %, says: 1t is said here, and upon the best
authority, that the save-trade is assuming new and
important features, and that the President is in
possession of undoubted information that large
number of savers have been captured at various
places off the coast of Cuba. The impression that
has prevailed for some time as to the completely of
the Captain General of Cuba is said to be entirely
confirmed. The Custom-House and other officials
of the island also, said to be largely interested
in the trade 1t is believed that the names of these
parties, of them at least, are in the hands
of the executive. This asserted completely on the
part of these men, and of the CaptainG enera par
ticuarly, is creating much excitement.
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BALTIMORE COUNTY CoURT-JUDGE PRICE.
TowsoNTowN, May 25, 1S60.-The argument in
the equity case of Thomas Wooden Us. Elijah
Wooden, (before reported,l was resumed and con-
cuded by Mr.. Machen. Decision of the Court
held in euria-The case of s. ID. Tonge, an in
solvent petitioner, and exceptions to Auditors re
port was partially argued, and will be resumed
tomorrow,
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MUTINY IN THE New YORK BAY-Secere Conflict
Nan Kaled-Y esterday afternoon a serious
mutiny occurred on board the ship VIM. F. Storer,
Captain Trask, while the vessel was passing down
the harbor, on voyage to Liverpool. The crew,
sought to take the lives of the officers. Pistols
and other weapons were used during the progress
of the conflict, and the steward of the ship wa:
mortally injured, while many others were seriously
wounded. The vessel was brought back to her
anchorage, where she was boarded by the Harbor
Police who restored order and arrested the leaders
of the mutineers. The wounded died this
morning at the City Hospital.-N. Y. EUening
Post of Thursday
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Il Nav D5 -Enttnn 10 InlI cola

to give growers time to think and act. In the present
unsettled state OF things it would useless undertake
to give quotations Cincinnati Gazette.
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A Duel.
SAVANNAH, May 24.-A duel was fought this
morning, at Scriven's Ferry, between c. A. L.
Lamar and Com. Moore, late of the Texas navy
The difficulty grew out of the evidence of the latter
IN the trial of Capt. Farnham. Shots were inter
changed, when the dispute was amicaby settled.
Returned,
New York, May 25'-The United States steamer
Niagara has returned here leaky. She has four
feet of water in her hold.
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PORTS FROM BALTIMORE

Total. 4zol 24so ,ss4 115, ,8s6 "a 759 14o, 500
RYE FLoUR.-50 bbls. to Halifax rs bbls to Porto
Rico
WHEAT.-200 bushels, TO Halifax.
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The Knights of the Golden CIRCLE have been no ID
ing convention in Raleigh, North Carolina. The
Knoxville, Tennessee. A committee was appointed
to prepare an address to the Southern States ex-
planning the objects of the Circle. A committee
was appointed to express the sense of the Conven-
tiOn to the late New Orleans difficulties. ResoG-
tions were reported and adopted condemnng that
disturbance, and generating Gen. Buckley from all
blame. On motion it resolved that the next
Military Convention of X. G. c. meet at Atlanta,
Ga, the lst of August, 1860 Gen. Paul j. Semmes,
of Columbus, was then unanimously elected Briga-
der General of the Order.
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The Rev. Stephen Martindae, who died on We'd
nesday morning at his residence at Tarry
town, New York, was the oldest member of the
New York Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, except the Rev. DR.. P Rice, who Still
survives, in feeble health. Mr.. Martindale was
very favorably known in Baltimore, shaving been
stationed here for some years. For several wears
he has filled the office of presiding elder. He was
gentleman of the old school, and perfect model
of amiabiity,
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On Saturday, May 5, funeral service was SOL
emnized in the chapel of the Tuileries at Paris be-
ing the anniversary of the death of Napoleon l. at
St Helena. The Emperor, Empress, aud the
Prince and Princesses of the Imperial family we're
present. The health of Prince Jerome not per-
mtting him to be present at the mass at the Tuil-
cries, he represented at the Church of the In
valids (where funeral service was likewise per-
formed) by an aide-de-camp, and by the officers
of his household. The Church ofthe Invalides was
filled by the survivors of the old Imperial army,
attired in their antiquated uniforms
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The Bosto" Courier says of the Republican nomi-
nee for Vice President:
"He never had an original idea, and, for his pur-
poses, did not need any. He is not competent to
write good English, as his Message when ne was
Governor shows. As a stump-speaker, when ne
was an ultra Democrat, he was notorious Tor IN
dulging in low, Safeguarding style. Everybody
in Maine knows that. he was not capable of any
thing better"
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prices ranging from s662X 1925 26 hhds New Or
leans at $7(dS725, 700 hhds Cuba private terms
hds do at from 81 to S762K 24O hhds Porto Rico on pr
vate terms and $50 hhds do at prices ranging 81
$s37x To-day we note sales of 334 hhds. Porto Rico
$7Cd97 25, and 75 hhds. Cuba also at $7(d7 25 The
large sales have percepbly strengthened the market
and Sugars close to-day firm at the following rates; viz
So 75d7 for refining grades Cuba and English Island;
$7.25775 for grocery grades do S77 grades
Porto Rico and New Orleans; ST. SOFAS for fair to good
do; and $S25GS SIX for prime do We note the import
this week of Isl hhds. from Demerara, 341 hhds and
200 boxes from Cuba and 652 hhds from Porto Rico;
tal 21i4 hhds and 200 boxes We receipt
of 34S hhds Melaio.
REFINED SUGARs.-The rates for refined Sugats have
been advanced within the last day two of cent
per lb all grades The following quotations
Messrs, Dougherty Woods Co.. of the Baltimore Steam
Sugar Refinery, viz:
CASH PRICES BY TWENTY OR MORE PACKAGES.
Double Refined Loaf. .lO cts per lib.
Double Refined Cracked Loaf. ............108 90
Double Refined Crushed Powdered and
dranulated .....lUt8
Circle Crushed, Powdered and Granu-
Il Loaf... lOA
CRUSHED
keHned Whlte A....-. SH cts per I'D.
Refined White B. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ok
Refined Yellow Extra. ra.............,.... 9
Yellow Sugars of lower grades, prices according TO
quality.
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AN ELoPEMENr CAsE.-0n Wednesday an excite
ment was created in Havre de Grace, by the arri-
val of runaway couple from Wilmington. The
Young man was named Cox, and was about 10
years of age, and hailed from Georgia. The young
lady was named Watkins, IA years Of age, and from
Tennessee. The young was attending the
Military School at Wilmington, and the young lady
was pupil at DR.. Grimshaw's School, at the same
place. The telegraph was put in requisition, and
officer undertook to arrest them, but he pro-
duced his marriage certificate all right. The lady
is very handsome, and her parents are said to be
wealthy. He and his bride returned South.
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YELLOW FEVER IN New ORLEANs.-Y elbow fever
we learn from reliable source, has already ap-
peared at New Orleans. The fact is said to be CON
cealed from fear of injury to the business of the
city, but the people already leaving the city for
some healthy localities. We can scarcely credit
the statement, as the disease does not usually ap-
pear until the season is much farther advanced,
but the city is said to be full of ponds of filthy stag
nant water, swarming with flies and mosquitoes,
and the weather excessively hot-Lqtayette hd.)
Journal. Man 81
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AMERICAN VESSELS BURNT AT SEA AND IN PoRT.-
The extraordinary destruction of American vessels
by fire still continues. We have accounts now from
Melbourne of the burning OF the third American
ship at that port within six months, and it is stated
that this has caused such dstrust of American yes
sells that it is now with difficulty that business can
be obtained there for one. Few no British ships
have been lost in this way, and yet within sirteen
months, besides other vessels, eighteen American
ships, with cotton cargoes, have been destroyed
The amount lost in these vessels hoo and half
millions of dollars! The underwriters have now of
fered a reward for the detection and conviction of
any person setting fire to vessel in port or at sea.
Boston Traveller.
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On Thursday morning man was killed on Broad
way, New York, by the pole of an omnibus striking
him In the side.
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Patrick Flemming Us. Duncan Macarthur. An
appeal from Justice Wbaen. Judgment reversed.
WIN o. Eichelberger r. L. Rimby. An
appeal from Justice Showacre. Judgment affirmed.
Henry Hubbard VIM. d. Harris and VIM.
G. Miller An appeal from Justice Audoun. APP
peal dismissed.-Hugh Gallagher Us. Michael
hally. Plaintiffs appeal from Justice Hayward
Appeal dismissed.--Keene Il Haggerty as. Michael
Goldsmith. An appeal from Justice Myers. Judg-
ment reversed and judgment for appellee for SLOTS
and Observation-Disclosures to-day IS to lO7
SUPERIOR CoURT-JUDGE MARTIN.
Davidson Us. Harrington. Referred.--Cle Clemens
u.s. Difenderfer. Abated.--Assignmcn for Mon
day l0l to 1884,
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Repu6iican Ratification Meeting
Presbyterian 20. 81 General Assembly.


ROCHESTER, May 23.-The report of the Board of
Publication was read and adopted, An attempt
made to change the Sabbath School Visiter to
semi imonthly. but failed in adoption. The
Special Committee the memorial of Mrs Mary
Ann Richardson, made report, recommending
that the memoralist have leave to withdraw her
memorial The report was adopted. The subject
OF the reorganization of the Board then came up
Rev. DR.. Boardman spoke in reply to Dr. Thorn
WELL styling the latter's Presbyteranism as no
Presbyterianism at all, but system lentioa in the
extreme. DIR. B. NJ. Smith obtained the floor,
when the Assembly adiournad
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BosToN, May "a AT meeting of the Governor
and Council to-day, proclamation was issued
convening an extra session of the Legislature on
Wednesday next, to adopt measures for the pre-
vention of the spread of the cattle disease.
Two Boys Killed by Lightning.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, May A.-During a storm here to-
day, two boys, named Peter Kelly and Alfred Col
Inns were killed by lightning striking the tree un-
der which they had taken she elter. Two others at
the same time were slightly injured.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-02-29
For the Standard.
A CARD.

Mr.. EDIroR:-The undersigned have been aston
ished to see the firm of Davis, Noble Co., of New
York, published in list among other houses as I'M
worthy the confidence of the Southern people on
account Of their political opinions.
Whoever promulgated such charge must have
been either very ignorant or influenced by bad mo-
tves. There is not a house in the City of New
York less obnoxious to the charge of abolition pro-
clivities than the one above alluded to. They are
well known in North Carolina, and it may, perhaps,
be superAuous for any to speak in their defence
But as we have been long acquainted with the men,
bers of the firm, majority Of whom are natives of
the South, we take great pleasure, without any
knowledge on their part of this voluntary tribute,
IN pronouncing the charge against them entirely
groundless.
If the black houses could be marked and the good
ones pointed out so as to guide Southern merchants
we would be rejoiced; but whoever attempts to
draw this line for benefit should be well posted
and very cautious, lest injustice be done in the
case of Messrs. Davis Noble & Co.
Hoping that no Southern merchant will patronze
any house he has to believe is the least tine
tured with black republicanism, very respect
fully, W. Fl. & w. F. ROWLAND.
Hilliardston, N c., Feb. o. 1860.
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The New JUDGEs.-Pursuant to previous notice
the Council of State convened at Raleigh on the
18th inst, and appointed James W. Osborne, Esq,
of Mecklenburg County, to fill the vacancy OCCASION
ed on the Superior Court Bench by the resignation
of Judge Caldwell and George Howard, jr, ESQ.,,
of Wilson County, to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the appointment of Judge Manly, to the Supreme
Court Bench. They are both good appointments,
and seem to give universal satisfaction.
Mr.. Howard is young man and has the ability,
with his pleasant and agreeable manners, to make
him popular Judge with the people. And, by the
way we have heard that it is the intention of Mr..
Howard to locate at this place. We trust that the
report is true.-NeUbern Enquirer.
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WIN. LANDER Eso.-Inasmuch as many friends in
this section of VIM. Lander, Esq, of Lincoln, de-
sired that he should be appointed to fill the vacant
Judgeship caused by the resignation of Judge Cald-
we'll, we will state that before the Governor and
Council filled the vacancy Mr.. Lander was consult
ed as to whether he would accept the appointment
if rendered and he positively declined it The quail
cations of Mr. Lander urist and his character
heightened honorable gentleman, would have made
his appointment entirely acceptable to the people of
the Western part of the State; but as he declined
the position was conferred upon gentleman every
way qualified and whose promotion gives general
satisfaction.-Char Dem.
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$1S,043 70
1851 so
5,96S g.
1914 SO
$11,494 70

BONDS OF MASSACHUSETTS, Treasurer of the
Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad
Company, (says the Wilmington Herald) offers for
sale the bonds of the town Of Wilmington issued in
payment Of the towns subscription to the capital
Stock of the Company, in sums of $500 and s., 900
each, with coupons attached bearing interest at the
rate OF six per cent. per annum. We learn that
they are exempt from tax, and there is no fear but
that the town will faithfully pay the interest as it
talists to make investments.
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The STANDARD.
coMPTROLLER's REPORT.

REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF PUBLIC
ACCOUNTS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR END
ING SEPT BOTH, 1859
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POPULATION OF GEoRGTA.-The official table from
the census of last year has been published, and
shows the following result: