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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-12

- The Senate Of Wisconsin has ordered
2oJ0 coIie, Of President LiNcoLv's inaugural
Adde'S for general distribution, The Demo-
cratic Senator ,o;Ing for Tie Resolution or
d..rlng thcm.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-12

Nor PARDoSFn Schurz is excluded
on tie amnesty granted by the King OF
Prus7.a, OF the ground that. having aided in
the escape Of a person from PRISON, his olIense
was not roli:ic-,l
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-12

IS FEEnEaloK ". SEWARD. a son Of Sen
ator seward, has been appointed Assistant
Secretary Of state.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-19
CITY NTELLIGENCE,

MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.-About six o'clnck yes
teraay morning the Ywenty-seventh Pennsyvani
regiment, under command of Col. Eirstein num-
perlng LOGO men, passed through this city from
Chambersburg, route for Washington They
mad full camp equipage and one. brass field-piece
Forty-hve cars were occupied in their transporta-
tion TO " ashIngton. They carried with them a
very vauabla horse, which was to be presented 10
General Winfield Scott The Rhode Island regi-
ment OF Infantry, Colonel Burnside which had
been ordered to Chambersburg, but which order
mas since been counterman6ed, arrived at Frederick
yesterday morning, and as soon as cars could be
provided Tor them. they started from that point for
Washington. Three engines snd sixtv-nine cars
were used IN bringing them to the Relay House
Where they arrived about midnight from that
point two engines took them to Washington This
regiment embraces lSf men.
ARRIVAL or SToREs.-About ten O'Clock yester.
day morning, steam propeller arrived at Bowly' s
wharf, from Annapolis, having On board stores for
the Thirteenth New \ ork Regiment, now station
ed IN the vicinity of Mount Clare depot small
detachment of the regiment were also on board ,
haVing been LETT at Annapolis guard over the
provisions In short time after the arrival of the
ooat, the stores were conveyed to the camp.
- c1NSlpERATE ATTENTION TO a NAVY 0FFICER.-
On Monday, as the Frederick train passed the Re
lay, the cars were visited by Col Jones and -
search was made for Captain George HoIIins lately
In command of the Susquehanua Captain II, re-
signed his commission in the navy on the arrival
OF ms snip at BOSTON, and only reached Baltimore
SOLDIER SHooTs HIMsELF.-From a private
source we last evening learned that soldier at
tached to New Jersey regiment in the vicinity
OF Laurel, Prince Georges county, had accident
aiiy shot himself, the ball passing th rough his
heaft. The circumstances of the case we were
unable to learn. .... ..- = - - "'''
HEALTH ORDINANCES policemen Of the CITY
were yesterday engaged in notifying citizens TO
pave nave any nuisances removed that may be upon
tne,r premises. Parties are allowed four days
hnnce, alter which time the penalty for disreosrd
oil tins notice will he fine of $50
, fAtsE-The report which has been in circulation
through several papers within the past few DAYS 10
the effect that Messrs. ". p. Smith and A. Diffey.
ofhcers OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. had
oeen hTed upon at Harper's Ferry on Saturday last
THSFr.-Samuel Bowling was yesterday taken
into custody by officer Shields, upon the charge Of
him to Jail.
sALTPETEE-Last night quantity of saltpetre
passed through the city, from Pikesyiiie Arsenal
en- route for Wilmington, Delaware. where it will
De used In the manufacture of powder.
AssAULT.-George Coates was yesterday arrest
ea by Policeman johnson, upon the charge of
Choking Mr.. Clemens. Justice ShipIey released
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW ioRE, June lS.-Flour is frm--saJee of 10 ooo
oos at yesterday rates Wheat ia rmsaIes f o50 o0O
6s oashes s On Uhi9sgo Spring at 9os Os Milwauke Club
s99,Ioi reu western at 81 2Sal 20 white q 3T1 ~.
Northwestern Club at slosGl12 Corn is fm@.sias %
ooOoo bushels at 4lG47 cts white 5OGlhl RI. en o
soeo cts FORK Is htavy-mess $l5 81 X 6IS so ~; ~; ~
Sloo0 Sugar is quiet. Coffee is rmsais, ~ aa
bags at lllGl4 cts Spirits Turpentine closed a "
Is firm. Rice is firm. Freights steady -'0''n
BUFFALO, June l7.-Flour dull and UNCHANGED yyb..
dull and heavy The only sales reported are ooo b
els extra Milwaukee club at so cts OO0 bushels red
ter at 81 H. Corn in good demandsaes 20 600 busbaI
at 26929 cts. for heated and so cts for prime Oats
sales 65 600 bushels at % Lake imports9 oO bbI
hour bushels wheat 50 600 bushels corn A oOC
bushels oats Exports-2,500 bbs -four 36I 600 busbe.
wheat 1000 bushels corn goo bushels oats and O0(
bushels rye '
oswEGo, June 17.-FIour dull. Wheat in demand
sses 5000 bushels No. Chicago spring SO cts aoa
on shade easier-saes 10 200 bushels mixed Western
a. Soa3o cts Other grains quiet. Lake Imports-3 O67
"a ooo hou 9ooOO bushels wheat, 4e00 bushels corn
az Soc ousheis oats. Canal exports3 664 bbls flour
els peas. - Nei' ooih' anu '4Vo push
cein,s and June Flour is very rregular-large re-
f,, anu an MODERATE demand Wheat saeable in car
% az &oIi ~ Tor red State Corn in rnodarots snn
rts aeoo, "a ~ uemand-sales Is 900 bushe, at az
anoat anu IN lots No sales Of RIVE Oats dn,, %, so
supply. eS- reed IN large
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FOREIGN MARKETS

RIO DE JANEIRo, oath April 1861 Our i,..
advces " "o" resume our
fio9r:-Ihe receipts have been 177 bbls all from ,ho
untea states Sales reported "a 72l bbls diy;dd
Dds Ist quality Richmond at 2sl to 25 800 hills
"a 40 40 at ISh5oo; 3434 bbls Sd do do at 22 to Sss
brands. -' ''' Oil ''chhohd
The market having been almost cleared of stocp h. .
speculator we may see some improvement In - W q
long, unless supplies should press upon us too freeIv
We quote last sales: WV eeis'
Richmond rsts 23n to 24H5oodo seconds 2on 70 es p
timore and Ohio extra 22H50o do super 2olG2.9 Da'-
Coffee-Since the large operations which a
the arrival of the steamer Mssissppi our market b
been quiet, gradually accumulating stock and graduaI
yielding morally, if not in actual quotations which N.Y.,
are scarcely yet able to change to the influence of
advces The chartering of vessels ahead under false
appreciation Of the future Of the Market has had
since GIN influence upon the minds q our dealers Sales
2 oI the United States 900 bags for the Channel
"ss 'A Qf EHrope, and 1900 bags for the Medi.era
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La W LNTELLIGENCE

a. G. Schaefer. Action for iniu, ies. PaintfT ca,I
ed. Non pros. Jury discharged.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JupGE MARSHALL
Evan A Purnei Us Daniel Fondersmith Action
Tor damages. Jury out.-Assigumept I45 to I6a
There was nothing done in the other Courts.
BALTIMORE COUNTY C0uRT-RIcBAED GnAsoy, ESQ.
SPECIAL JUDGE.
ToWsoNTowN, June ls.-Richard j. Gittinps-
Esq, attorney for the State-This morning the
clerk, Mr.. Carmsn, received note from Jndge
rice, stating that he was too uuwe to reach tins
place to-day and requesting, if he was not
tomorrow, the clerk to notify some judge in the
clty 20 appoint a special Judse.-By consent OF
counsel counsel, hlchsrd Grason, Esq, was called upon and
sworn as special Judge in the case of the State rs
Hehry Stokley free negro, indicted for assaultipn
WIN intent TO commit rape upon the person
OF OF Mrs; Georgianna Carback, in Middle
M Miyef NecE, on the 1lih Of May last. -
hrs o&roack testified that on the day in question.
ABOUT O'Clock, =. Nj, sbe in comnanv IpitI
Margaret Mitchell, was driving on 2 county road.
near the baltimore, Wilmington and Philadephia
faiiroad, in cart, aud on their wav boms the
prisoner, tall, black negro, ran IN. se;zad the
morse pF the bride, and, after stopping the cart
attempted 10 pull Mrs Carback out. at the ssre
me 1 saying if she did not give up to him he would
XIII her; in the attempt to drag her fro,,
,9e , cart, he tore her dress-seeve off -
MISS Mitchell, who was in company with Mrs Car
oack, took hold of her with both hands. in order
70 prevent the negro from pulling Mrs Carbac:
out OF the cart, aud the negro Threatened tn IN
her. Finally Mrs. Carback NUT bar band ~ ~ ~ ~
pocket and said, "Tll kill you" wherpunco the
negro ran for the woods, and the two women as
capped There being no evidence for the defenca
the case was argued before the jury, who rendered
r = vero'ct OF guilty without leaving the box Mr.
i.hsor Tor the defence. In this case after tbo
states officer had concluded bis argument the
prisoner sprang from the dock and cried ont. 81
nave been changed man for nine years Jesus spoke
peace to my soul. Glory be to the Lamb that
taketh away the sins of the world They NAV nor
secute nv body, bat my soul is all right. .'2This
created quite sensation and George l.. Wheeler
Esq, Deputy Sheriff, seized the prisoner and pu
MN an the lookup Not sentenced .-Also. by
consent OF counsel the of the State vs Charle,
foote, tree negro, wac placed upon trial for h ar
ooIiag g william Smith, a slave for a term of years
and the property Of Benjamin j. Wortbington, hi,
master, on the llth of May last Verdict "not
guilty" Mr.. Boarman for the defence -'(,o,o ,o =.
then adjourned S""t
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DOMESTJC N1npvU,re

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET June II Tba
offerings OF Beef Cattle at Phillips yards show con-
siderable increase reaching nearly 800 head this week
and the market was very dull owing the high
demanded over 1000 head disposed of within the
range of &sa9X the 100 lbs Cows we're rather lower
some oo selling at from $40 to S2S each for sprngers and
$40 to s25 for and calves Hogs we're also inwsr
with sales Of some $780, including 22l3 at Imho,s at
rom S4 70 to 1919, and 900 at the Avenue yard at s
~ the 100 l6. net for still and fed as to condition
aoen booo Sheep were disposed OF So to 81 each
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BALTIMORE, June lS 1861.
STOCKS continue very dull no business being done at
lie board again to day. For of the leading secu-
Hes the market was however toerably firm Baltimore
anu ONO Railroad little better than on Yesterday
s4i peiDg bid, which is advance 81 and S45 asked
ior II There Is however understand very little
ing holders generally being ndisposed to sell any
'hIng near present quotations Northern Central was
steady at yesterdays figures the market for closing at
si' bid SAY asked regular way. For Canton CO. ssh
was old to-day, but offered. For Loans there
was some inquiry but no sales made For MARYLAND
os 10 was bid, this being the price which con
siderable lot was sold few days since, but there we're
none to be had at this figure Baltimore City 1890 ss were
ouered as on yesterday at 796 interest but ls75s
crossed at 7s4 bid, so asked. Railroad bonds closed at
'o bd 81 asked for Northern Central 1855: 3s bid for
baltimore and Ohio l862's and Go bid 80 asked for
northwestern Virginia second mortgage For Spring
hed Mining 81 80 was bid aud asked to-day but no
Dia was made for any of the others
IN new FORK today Virginia 6's advanced 1; Missouri
os n tennessee bonds q Canton %; Reading 4; and
new ork Central q. Erie declined Il and North Caro-.
Una ponds closed at a. yesterdays price.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
TUESDAY June IS, 1861
no sales at the Stock Boar
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COURT OF APPEALS CT wARy1.Nn

AoVONI OF APPEALS CT MARYLAND
~, ANNAPOLIS, June IT, 1S6I-JUYE TrRM-No- G
y rne Mayor and City Council of Baltimore %. Geo,
- y. Porter. Appeal from the Circuit Court for Bal
tlmore city. The argument in this case was CON-
tehGea fae .i py ID. X. Dulany and Orvile Horwitz
p,,.: JUNE l8'-No. 6. Mayor and City Council of
natlitnore va. Geo. U. Porter. Appeal from the
Cmeuit Court for Baltimore city The argument
,n m 'n,s case was further continued by G. L. DuIany
.or m the appellants. A written argument will be
nied on behalf of the appellees-Wm. Schlev
ESQ, In some feeling and eloquent remarks, an
nounced the death of Cornelius Mclean, ESQ. and
moved moved the Court, in respect to his memory, to
the Court auinurned = ~ .e"Pon
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mean Stock at market estimated to be 900 bags
We quote ....
Lots for the United States CT to 81 300 per arroba do
10 Channel $500 to 1900; do. do. North of Eurone
tI2OO TO $780, do. do. Mediterranean Gil to 81 200
'Freights the tnited States there has been no
inquiry. About 1000 bags have been engaged for an
American bark the BERTH New York at so cts and
5per cent Channel and Gibraltar for orders we nuote
60 to 7CS. ' v 49,
Exchange on England has fuctuated between 2eXd
70 -o1td business for the French steamer has been
unusually small.
We are very respectfully,
Your obedient servants
n MAXWELL WRIGHT 4 Co.
heDreSented by our partners:
w II u. T. Wright, Esq, Baltimore.
J. MerVen Gsrrere, Esq New York.
Rlb DE JANETRO, 9th May, 1881 -[per telegraph
from iisoon. l-Cofee SALES from packet to packet
lo0' % bags; of which SO eco for the United States
stock fO 900 bags Prices for the United States lots
590Od6'lU0 Shipments for the United States % coo
and loading 90 coo bags.
Fiour.-stock 900 bbls. Quotations for Richmond
Z40 hG2i5o0; Baltimore extra, % SEQ Freights sOG
S0cis. Exchange 26&d.
HAVANA, June 12, 1861 -Sugars-As the stock Of
chyed Sugar decreases, holders increase their preen
si9ns. The market is firm upon the basis of X reals
Tor H. y No T. with moderate demand
Moiasses.-Nothng doing
FreShts-\ery few American vessels taken up at 4Os
20 os per Ton, to land at outports for British Channel
Northcrn ports 81 box 81 per HID sugar 81 per
llO gallons moasses
Exchanges hrm. quote sterling lrst.class paper at
w udSs sIgIt, per cent premium New York 90 days'
Ssnt Par(@i per cent premium; New Orleans nothing
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PRICE TWO CENTS.


The result of the election in the Sixth Congres
aipnal District is in some doubt bat 1t is believed
that Calvert has succeeded by small moi,rity
lhe official returns alone lis.t;ls tho mater.
We publish the official returns from Prince
Georges county:
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ton trnm all good citz ns; and ! shah expect them
/" dscountenance all Illegal combinations or organ
iAauohs, and to support and uphold, by every law
iai means the Federal Government, upon the main
.enance OF which depend their liberties and perfect
enloyment OF their rights. (Signed) W. LyoN,
Brig. Gen. Q. s. Volunteers, Commanding.
.l-....., Alexandria.
- Parties who arrived here to-day from Fairfax
CourtHouse, report that they met the New York
sixty ninth Regiment and other troops in the
neighborhood of Balls Gross Roads, moving oa in
the direction of Falls Church. They had a field
piece with them, and skirmishers out securing the
country, evidently taking proper precautions not
to be caught in ambush.
Quite an excitement was created in Alexandria
to-day by the detection and seizure at house in
Alexandria, by some of the First Michigan Regi.
Iment, and Company F, of the Fifth Pennsylvania
regiment, of couple of barrels fall of secession
uniforms, lot of muskets, knapsacks, camp eoui-
page, &c.- Wash. Star.
-.I..- g. Troops for Port Tobacco. ........... ...
Two companies Of the list Regment-companies
U}aLtIiery and (infantry l-Ieft the Navy Yard,
Mount ernop, for Port Tobacco '.-.'. -
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lIFlNnl of 1ro.

Arrival of Troops.
NAsHINGToN, June lS.- Colonel SmalPs regi-
ment, OF Philadelphia, arrived this morning. Col
Ernskein's regiment, from Philadelphia, Also ar
rived this afternoon.
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governor Hicks and the House OF Dole
e. 81. r gates---A sharp Reply. 5.l .-..-
FREDERICK, June lS.-Governor Hicks sent the
following rather spicy letter to the House of Dele
gates this morning:
STATE OF MARYLAND, Elective Chamber, ! H..

gates this morning
STATE OF MARYLAND, Elective Chamber, ! e,
G.n,isa,.n oc,,. c ,,,,o,.a June It, 1851
in response to your order of This data infnrn;n,r
me me that certain arms, shipped bY the Adiutant
denersi on board the schooner s. h. Nelson.
we're S seized on the l4th of May, by General
seized with my knowledge and consent;" 1for
what reason they are kept from the possession of
Captain Moore and company! and whether auv
action on my part has been taken to cause said
arms to pe delivered up to the State authority in
order to be given up to Captain Moore" have to
say ' W
10 the first enquiry-that it is impertnent.
10 the second-that refer you to General But
ler for an answer. .--...- = ..
,oI 10 the third-that chapter l8S, of the Acts of
tooo; makes it the duty OF the Adjutaut General to
distribute the arms, in accordance with the re
lutements OF the Code of Public General Laws, and
that The inquiry should be addressed to him H..
TUnMkS n u,cty
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Washington I,ems.

first lieutenant in the army. in consideration of
valuable services rendered to the Government
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All the manifestations of the bank movement mint m
steadily essenng business in all the channels or rad
sNo sSI nave fallen off since the last weekly average
the specie increased $3.50 472 aEd the drnosts s11
mere Is an almost entire absence of demand for money
e various empoyments at stand and what little
is oolng Is mostly for cash Consequently as there Ia No
paper making, the banks have little to discount With
coming down OF loans there is naturally an increase
VI specie ana decrease Of circulation The increase f
aep"s ls probably the result of payments into bank in
E0hsequence OF the new three million loan Ranking
se an otner business is falling off, the result Of which
next AZ -NoNciloef
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Important from Sayannaii--Rep0rtesi LnnI-
ing of United States TroOps.
LOUISVILLE, June 1.-THE Savannah ReDnbIican.
OF the 18th instant, says that large number of
federal troops had been landed on the tn instant
at Hilton Head
me OBJECT ot this movement was not kaown but
had caused great sensation there
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a SECESsIoEIsT IN. .-PHILADRLPut.-Thera, ,ros
quite an excitement at the Green street Method;st
Episcopal church, on Sunday night last, caused By
the expression of opinions. The Bulletin saws:
A number of the congregation were gathered in
the vestibue OF the church. The groun we're tsIk
ing OF the latest news and among other things the
hope was expressed that the secession pirates inst
captured would be hanged. At this merchant of
this city, who has frequently expressed his sympe
thy with treason and MS know ledge of the Order
ot VI tne Golden Circle, spoke up and declared that
me ~ government dare not bang the pirates Fur
aa aner ne declared that Col. Ellsworth was thief.
Hu h deserved to be shot; that be would have shot
~ - ne mad stolen flag from his house. = ssr =.
-ne party making use of the above language was
ana brought before the Mayer next morn
.he ~ @ "no remarked that although the conduct of
tue accused had been very imprudent and imnronor
thefe was nothing in it to v,rr.n, hi, hoir. ~
to answer. He therefore d;ss;..., = ~
AN UNFORTUNATE OCEAN Srr,,.- p,
Inc steamer Canadian, lost on the ats CoaPANY.-
the second boat of the same nsm Itu instant, was
between the Canadas snd Liverpoo oSs CT py tue ine
iron steamer of 1000 tons, with seve1 he was an
and was built at Greenwich last wear ~ "u nm heaos
steamer Canadian was lost by striking ,a no nrst
'Piar below Quebec, in June 1857 Thu Pm Tu,. !ne
went ashore on the eastern end of Noys Snu.in
November 2l, 1859, aud of the lis passengers an
crew, "a were lost. The Hungarian, With sl25 nas
sengers and crew of 80, was wrecked ON a. roel-
near Cape Sable, February 1S, ls60 These four
steamers belonged to the same line.
Col. Robert Anderson, the hero Of Fort Sumter.
WINS yesterday made Brigadsr General.
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Further from Arlington.
WASHINGTON, June Is Accounts from Arling
ton to-day say that Brigadier-General Schenck was
there this morning.
The attack was made by troops from CentreviIle.
Arrival of Valuable Arms for the limited
States.
NEW oRK, June 18.-Fhe steamer Parsna has
arrived. She brings $4,000 stand of rifles for the
Federal Government.
The FriSate Colorado. ....f-
BOSTON, June lo.-fhe L. :. frigate Colorado
went to sea this morning.
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IUESDAY, june IS, 1901
NO sales at the Stock Board today
PRIoRs AND BALES OF STOCKS IN NEW soHE
. BY TELEGRAPH
The New York Tribune of Tuesday m,

Inc New YORK Tribune of Tuesday morning saws.
here was no marked activity the stock market yes
erusy excepting in border State bonds the transactions
IN "hch continue to be the prncpa! feature of the
het IN the share market the operations were confined
mainly to New York Central aud Galena The uuota.
put state bonds heavy and pressed on the marker
oeyohd It's capacity to absorb them The purchases
as or some time past, almost exclusively cover ma
turing contracts The commission houses complain OF a
lack OF orders the interest OF the public in the market
oeing confined, to great extent, small purchases for
investment. "
The following is comparative statement of the cond
on oil the banks OF New York city June and June Is
Loans. siI1 Tqns soi 49, 50, ,,,gn June ne6:-. s.
Specie. 2s 2sO21 SO 1897 OPS Inc. 443 13S
6eu'atoh'''' o.IOI,loo S,963, ,OO7 Dec. 255 $50
Deposits.'.... SS,s92,791 81, ,657 100 Dec $50 031
me weekly statement of averages shows LARGE reduc
OF loans growing out of the maturities and payment
VI e'cahte paper, and partly from the ABSORPTION Of
.he Government loan from the banks by capitasts for
Soluhtay the contraction of the volume of business
nd'ng peen SO great that most of the banks have bee
10 nnd satisfactory Investments for their recants
~ iefease IN the specie reserve is about million and
nan ana the average is rising Que. This increase ia
1y as large as was anticipated in view of the free
ecelps OF foreign gold, and shows that we are losin
eonSluerabie amounts to the interior e
Inc City OF Baltimore Sbrngs about ssOO ooOsn o,5
a le next Cnhader, 1t is reported will have 0nn
oou Inc rate OF Exchange London still ~
POINT winch paws profit the importation of gold
ana with email imports of merchandise to he maid for
and large exports OF produce it would seem that tho in
nuS OF Rold must continue for months TO come THO
oregn Dll market steady in quotations but very dnI
sterling Is lO5Al05A for the best signatures with hnt
lew uansac'ions above l05h. Francs are 40CG535
lhe weekly statement of the PHILADELPHIA hanks na6a
up Yesterday presents the following aggregates as
q he
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WORCESTER COUNTY
n ~ a


inc following arc the returns by majaritiee for
"orcester county, which forms part OF the First
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Z GEORGES coUSTY.
oaiVertS maJorlty'' '''..'.'..,,......,..... IO2
is now reported that the majority for Harris ir
CaIvart oouptr !, r, 80
CHARLES COUNTY.
~
harris's majority.

4 ne returns from the entire District sum uo as
''tio"s. we remark, however, that some of them
arp unomciai' and until the official returns are re-
ceived, the result is somewhat doubtful.
-.''' Sixth Congregational District,