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The October Elections

ttTudS
The October Elections.
Five important elections will be held
tomorrow, namely: those Of Ohio
PENNSYLVANIA, Indiana. Iowa and Ne,
braska. These States will choose not
less than sixty-one members of Con,
gress, and the result OF these elections
will pretty surely indicate the political
character IF the next House OF Repre-
sentatives. The elections, therefore,
have national interest
in none Of these States, Nebraska
excepted, is there to be Governor
elected, but numerous State offices are
to be filled and Legislatures chosen.
Aside from the Congressional canvass,
none of the elections are of considera.
bic importance, and the voteis likely to
be light. 1t will require unusual &C.
tivity on the part OF rallying commit
tees to get out the voters, and this part
Of the business should be we'll attended
to where any district is considered
doubtful.
The State tickets III Ohio are a. io!-
lows:
Republican. Democrat
Sec. of StateI. r. Sherwood. w. Heisley.
=. Judge....G. W. Mcllvaine. r. 4. Harrison.
BID PubW.O. v. Herring. Vim. Spencer.
The majority last fall for Hays, Gov
ernor, was 1918. 1t is estimated that the
majority for Sherwood this year will not
be less than 10000, and some anticipate
double that majority. The colored vote
will be cast solidly for him, and this is
equivalent to a reinforcement of 5000.
OF the election Of the entire Republic
can State ticket even the Democrats DO
not entertain doubt.
Concerning the result of the Con-
gressional elections there is less GER
tainty. In the several districts the vote
will be close, but the Republicans are
that there will he no great
change in the complexion OF the repre-
sentation Of Ohio in the next Congress
The nominations are as follows:
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DANAI.. HUBBARD
i. III. GOOD,

Will address the people of LIBERTY
township, at
CENTER SCHOOL, Mondaysrfni,q,
October "a, at 81 clock
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democratic and Conservative
State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
J.J.JACoB, of Hampshire County,
FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
err. MOORE, OF Mason County.
FOR AUDITOR,
r. A. BENNETT, of Marion County.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, : .
JOSEPH SPRlGG, Of Hardy County.
FOR TREAsURER, tEB.z
JNQ. s, BURDETT, Of Kanawha Co.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
JOHN 81. PHELPS, OF Mason County.
FOR -CONGRESs.
FIRsT,DIsTRICT, E.;
JOHN ]. DAVIS, of Harrison County.
SECOND DISTRICT. .rf ,
q. o. DowNEY, of Mineral County.
THIRD DISTRICT. s.s d..
FRANK HEREFORD, of Monroe County
ohio County Democratic Ticket.
STATE SENAIOhr
LEWIS BAKER 81
aENRERS HOUSE OF DELEGATES
X. G. BARR,
JOHN FAIRS,
Z. 6. CRACRAFT,
SHERIFF.,
THOMAS =. SHALJCROSS
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT,
Il. a. GALLIGAN.
RECORDER,
ROBERT Il. WOODS.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
J. II. GOOD.
ASSESSORS,
GEORGE HOOK-City District.
Joseph BURROWS-Country District
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
NJ. T. CARR.
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MOuudsyiIle Meeting.

JOIN J. DAVIS will speak at the
Court House, in MOUNDSNlLLE,
Thursday Evening, OrtoJer Is.
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e. G. CRACRAFT,

Lewis r. Newman. Esqrs,
HANEYTOWN, Monday evening,
October 18th
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ThtIlOiluudtu.
Present representation, seventeen Re
publicans to seven Democrats. The
Fifth, now Democratic, and the Thir-
tenth, Sixteenth and Twenty-frst, now
Republican, are in doubt, and may go
either way. The Republican schism in
Allegheny county will not affect the
political representation Of the Twenty
second or Twenty third districts; either
the regular or reform Republican can.
didate will be chosen.
Iowa is so one-sided that nomina-
ton on the Republican ticket is equiv
alent to an election The State ticket
is as follows:
Republican. Democrat.
Sec. State Edward Wright, Charles Dorr.
, Auditor. John Russell, w. W. Garner.
Treasurer...S. Z. RankiH, W. {. James.
Atty Gen. Henry O'Connor. II. NJ. Martin.
Register. Brown, D.F.Ellsworth.
The Congressional nominees are:
Geo. w. McCrary.+ Edmund Yeager.
2-Wm. Smyth.e W. r. Leffingwell.
3-W. u. Donan. J. T. SLOVENIAN.
an. NJ. Walden. VIM. p. Smith.
5-Frank w. Palmer b. F. Montgomery.
6-Jackson Orr. {. c. SmeltZer.
"Renominated.
The six districts will send as many
Republicans 10 the next Congress.
Nebraska chooses a Governor, State
officers and Members OF Congress.
Croxton, the Democratic nominee for
Governor, will be elected; at least, that
is anticipated The Republican incnm
bent, now up for reelection, Mr.. David
Butler, is personally unpopular, and
Republicans, it is said, will vote against
him. But they expect to reelect Mr.
John Taffe 10 Congress, whose majority
two years ago was over twenty five hun
. dred.
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Thon,oenttve,,

5-John Coburn. Thomas Cottreil.
6-Moses ]. Dunn. Daniel w. voorhees,"
Lewis Wallace. Mahlon D. Manson.
8-James NJ. Tyner. John T. Henderson.
81. p. c. Shanks.s John Colericks.
lo-Wm. Williams Milo 8. Hascail, (Ind)
Il--Jasper Packard.s y. |. Anthony.
eRenominated.
There will be no material change in
the representation, which now stands
six Republicans to five Democrats.
Pennsylvania elects no State officers
only members Of the Legislature and
Congressman are chosen. The nomina-
tons for the latter are:
Dist. Republicans. Democrats.
l-Berj. Hmekley, Samuel j. Randall,
John V. Greeley. Theodore Cuyler,
S-Leonard Myers" John Moffatt,
4-Wm. d. Kelley" William b. Thomas,
"a. c. Harmer, John II. Reading,
6-John H. oliver, B. +. Acker,
wv. Townsend,e j. Henry Askens,
s-Oiiver j. Dickey,a
l0-J. w. Killinger, Cyrus ID. Gloninger,
...,,..,....... John Il, Storms,
l2-L. d. shoemaker, j. B. McColium,
l3-Ulysses Mercur, T.. b. Brockaway.
i5-Chas. A. Barnett, RI. Haldeman,
| l6-John Cessna b. F. Meyers,
l7-Dan. j. Morrell,n r. Milton Spear,
| lS-W. II. Armstrong,% Henry Sherwood,
! lgLG. w. Scofield,~ VI. Il. Lowry lnd)
&C. w. Gilfllan," Samuel Griffith,
! 2l-Andrew Stewart, Henry ID. Foster,
~ us. Negley,al james II. Hopkins,
VIM. Frew,
o. F. McJunkin, William sirwell,
+. II. Brunot.
2i-Jos. B. Donley, Colonel Mcclellan.
rRenominated.
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Democrats.

Dist. Republicans. Democrats.
l-Aaron r. Perry, Milton Sayler,
Job r.. Stevenson" Samuel r. Cary,
3-Robt.C. Schenck," Lewis d. Campbell,
+-Wn. b. McClurg, ]. +. Mckinney,
81. Il. Rothschlld, Chas. y. Lamison,
6-John \. Smith," J. w. Denver,
IS. ShellabaIger, Hugh j. Jewett,
S-John Beatty" James X. Hubhell,
a-Charles Foster, Z. +. Dickinson.a
l0-E. ID. Peck,s VIM. +. Lockwood,
ll-John L. Wilson, Ralph Leete,
l2-Charles j. Brown, 7. Van Trump"
&c. W. Potwin, George W. Morgan
thames Monroe, L. X. Critchfield,
i5-Wm. Z. Sprague, John Cartwright,
lj-Jno. A. Bingham" Robt. B. Chambers,
l7-Jacob y. Amber" John Ball,
lS-Wm. ii. Upson." ]. NJ. Coffinberry,
l9-Ias. \. Garfield" j. II. Howard.
"Renominated.
The First, Second, Fourth, Eighth,
Tenth, Eleventh, Fourteenth, Fifteenth,
Seventeenth, Eighteenth and Nine
teenth will 90 Republican beyond all
doubt. The Fifth, Ninth, Twelfth and
Nineteenth would belle their history il
they did not return, Democrats. This
leaves the Third, Sixth, Seventh and
Sixteenth Districts in doubt. OF these
we concede only the Sixth to the Dem
ocrats, though Smiths friends claim
that the detection Of the Loudonites
will be less than the new colored vote,
which will be cast solidly for Smith.
The Third and Seventh are confident
" claimed by both PARTIES, and the vote
will undoubtedly be close. At Column
bus, however, the Republicans do not
entertain the shadow Of a doubt Of
Shellabargers election. Granting the
Democracy a gain Of two members,
they will be sure 10 lose one in the First
District, so that the numerical change
in the representation will be inconse-
quential.
The State ticket in Indiana is az fol-
lows: .s.
Republican: Democratic.
Sec. slate M.F. a. Hoffman, Norman Eddy.
John D. Evans, j. G. Shoemaker.
Treasurer. .Rob't III. Milroy, James B. Ryan.
Atty Gen.. Nelson Trusler, II. ". Hanna.
Supt Ins....R. c. Hobbs, NJ. Il. Hopkins.
Grants majority in 1868 was e572.
The vote will be this year compare
lively light, and the Republican major
ity is not likely to exceed 5000.
The Congressional nominations are
III. c. Gooding. William +. Nibisck..
sGeorge w. Carr. Michael G, KEN
81. X. Pritchard. william &, Holman"
flames 81 Wilson. David 3, Goodfna I
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OYSTER DEALERS.

" oysters!
Oysters,
Oysters
Fresh Can Oysters
Received daily at No.5 Washington Hall
Building, by W. II. WOODS
Agent for +. KINGS Co,
Baltimore, Nd.
pECelebrated FAMILY BRAND" u
speciality. oct4
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TrIade|phia Club Meeting,

vI,HERE WILL BE A MEETING OF
the Democratic Club OF 1fiadelphia
township, at +. Heier's, Triadelphia, on
Thursday evening, the 18th. A full attend
ance Is desired. j. +. SMITH, President.
JOSEPH BURROWS, Secretary. octli
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I. 0. O. F. Excursion to Bellaire.
VNHE MEMBERS OF WHEELING
Lodge, No. Q, will pay friendly visit 10
Bellaire Lodge this evening. The Boat viii
be at the wharf at 81 o'clock z. u. and will
leave at I. Wallace's Brass Band from
Martinsville win accompany the excursion.
Members in good standing In Sister Lodges
are invited 10 participate. -
WM. HASTINGS,
T. Il. SMITH,
JAS. FITTON,
octll Committee of Arrangements.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Pure Cider Vinegar.

~ BARRELS BALLOU,S
1U Just received and for sale by
octll M VI. Reilly.
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bill TO rstify the St Domingo treaty. These were
assisted by the less firm tone OF the foreign ex-
cDaDges ana w the suggestion that As the currency
balance OF the Government ia only five millions,
Secretary Boutwell, may increase his gold sales next
month TO as much as i've millions. Use was also
made Of the fact that on the 1st Of May the pay
ment OF the coupons on the COS will throw about
tSenyny,e millions III OF coin on the market int
Treasury intends to begin the payment OF these
coupons without rebate early in the ensuing MONTH
ledge Of his intentions have been selling the gold
market short The Gold Exchange held rather
stormy session this afternoon TO consider special
charges OF fictitious transactions--t technically
known as 'washes'--preferred against leading
transactions have long been the disgrace OF Wall
street The public will comprehend, then, by the
simple explanation that broker wishing TO buy or
sell makes league with confederate OF whom or
TO whom he buys or sells nctiIiOusly with the pur-
pose OF arthcially weakening or strengthenlDg the
MARKET as suits his purpose Wnere ne Buys ne
gets the gold or stocks below the market rate.
Whee ne sells he foists his Load OF gold or Stocks
cton VINO Is o gsy
'Tne decline In gold and the lower quotations Tor
t1ve-twenties In London were responded 70 oy
heavy ana lower market for the Government list.
Usually the two conditions above mentioned do not
exist together. That is lower quotations abroad
here weakens the market abroad. But latterly It
would seem that the foreign speculation In our bonds
Hence SS s s 11 ne e mse does no
respond on the other side, as II Is already as nigh as
1t Is reasonably expected to go.
''The rate on call loans ranged from IOur 10 nVe
per cent, with exceptions to some OF the prime
stock houses at as low as three per cent The Gov
ernment dealers are more than fully supplied at
four per cent, and borrowers on miscellaneous and
mixed collaterals are readily accommodated at AVE.
IL Is thought from the rate OF exchange In some or
the Western cities that the bank statement to-mor-
row will show even smaller shipment OF currency
than during the previous week. when the rural de-
mand was met with about half million dollars.
Commercial paperl was steady, and in fair demand
at the rates last quoted
''The foreign exchange market was without spe-
Ci0l actiVtV dpanitp the anDrOaCh of steamer daY,
and rates were barely steady at 1Os3<@10s% for the
several grades OF bankers sterling at sixty days.
There is still moderate II not limited supply OF
commercial bills the street. but the large exports
OF the past week not yet reelected in this par
ticular. From che indications at New Orleans and
other Southern ports free supply is expected about
the beginning OF next month"
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

SATURDAY, March 26. - The inactive condition
Of the Flour market recorded from day to day for
some time past still continues, and in the absence
Of any demand for shipment, only few hundred
barrels were taken by the home trade, in lots, at
s4'97H@4b0 for superine; s4621Ga476 for extras;
e5@b.T5 for Iowa. Wisconsin, and Minnesota extra
family; S5@5b0 for Pennsylvania do. do. s525@6
for Indiana and Ohio do do; and S6'25a7'50 for
fancy brands, according to quality. Rye Flour may
be quoted at s4'62H@4'75 per barrel
There Is not much activity In the Wheat market,
but prices steady. Sales OF 2000 bushels fair and
prime Pennsylvania red at s1ls(9l'2O Rye cannot
be quoted over 91@92c Corn is scarce and greatly
excited, closing at material advance. $500 bushels
yellow sold in the cars and from store at 97@9Sc.
oats are unchanged; 5000 bushels Western and
Pennsylvania were taken at 53@65c. In Barley and
Malt no sales were reported.
Seeds-Coverseed Is In demand, with sales OF 800
bushels good and prime az ss'l2h@s'3Tk. Timothy
has advanced 25G SOC. per bushel. 100 bushels sold
at s6'25.
Whisky is quiet at 99c@s1O1 for wood and iron
bound packages
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FROM THE WEST.
Cincinnati Democratic Convention,

CINCINNATI, March 26.-The Democratic
City Convention assembled this morning in
Arbeiter Hall and nominated the following
ofiicers:-Clerk of the Police Court, Larkin
McHugh; Street Commissioner, Theodore Cham
bers; Trustee of Water Works, III. A. Bowman;
Director of the City Inirmary, NJ. L. Yech-
tendahl. Similar resolutions to those adopted
by the Republican Convention, favoring the ex-
tension of the city limits, were adopted, with
considerable opposition.
The Cincinnati enquirer"
John j. Foran, late of the Cincinnati En-
quirer, has purchased the interest of Vallan-
digham and Judge Dwyer in the Dayton Ledger,
and will become the leading editor of the latter
paper.
Adjournment of the Missouri Legislature.
ST. LOUIS, March 26.-The Legislature ad-
iOurned sine die Yesterday.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Treasury statement.


Despatch to the Associated Press
WASHINGTON, March 26. - Fractional currency
received from the printers for the week ending to-
day, 700. Shipments to Assistant Treasurer at
banks and others si54,s33 Treasurer Spinner holds
In trust for national banks at this date security
for circulating notes. s342 $50; and for deposits
Of public moneys, Sl7,159,500 Mutilated national
bank notes burned during the week. $685. 400; total
amount burned, S2l $685. 194. Bank currency issued
for bills destroyed S2s7 $40; total amount issued
therefor, s21, ,S49, ,OOO Balance due for mutilated
notes, s217 794 bank circulation outstanding at this
date, $299 224 fractional currency redeemed and
destroyed during the week, $4S7, ,169.
Naval Orders.
Paymaster Theodore s. Thompson is ordered to
duty in charge OF stores at Key West, the former
order assigning Passed Assistant Paymaster Joseph
Foster to that duty having been revoked. Ensign
H. N. Tallman is detached from signal duty at
washington, and placed on waiting orders. Chap
lain Henry b. Hibben is detached from duty on
board the school ships at the Naval Academy. and
ordered to duty at the academy. Chaplain w. X.
Cobb will report for duty board the school ships
Deputy Commissioner Douglass
has resumed his official duties at the Internal Reve-
nue. office in this city.
Presidential Interviews.
large number OF visitors including number OF
Senators and Representatives, had interviews with
the President to-day.
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The Reconstruction Of Tennessee
Amount of Bailey's DefalcatiOhs.
The New San Domingo Project
A Sleepy Day in Congress.
Financial and Commercial
ETC.. Etc.. ETC., ETC., Etc.
The New San Domingo Project
A Sleepy Day in Congress.
Financial and Commercial
FROM WASHINGTON.
Tennessee ReconstructIon.

TeuuesHee heCOnHtFucttOns
Special Despatch TO The EUening Telegraph
WASHINGTON, March 26.-The refusal of the
President to send troops into Tennessee to aid
the Governor in enforcing the laws increases the
chances of Congressional action with reference to
that State. 1t Is understood that the Recon-
struction Committee was waiting the decision
of the President before reporting tie bill to the
House, and that the Republicans of Tennessee
are better pleased Mt the action of the President
than If he had responded favorably to the request
nessee, was before the Reconstruction Commit
tee again to-day, and finished his statement with
regard to the condition of affairs In that State.
BaiIey's DefnIcntions.
Deputy Commissioner Douglass states that so
far as he has been able to learn from a rough
examination of Collector Bailey's accounts the
defalcatiOH amounts to $150,000. Three officers
of the Treasury Department are now in New
York investigating the whole affair. Their re-
port, when completed, will be submitted to the
Secretary of the Treasury.
San Domingo.
The proposed annexation of San Domingo by
Joint resolution in case of the failure of the
treaty to obtain the necessary two-thirds vote,
is becoming popular among Senators, and will
no doubt be reserted to by those.who are anxious
to get San Domingo at all hazards. II is under
stood that the President favors this method,
and holds that 1t will be as valid as annexation
by treaty.
The House is in session to-day for debate on
the Tariff bill. Only about twenty members are
present, ard Hay, of Illinois, is giving the
reason why corn is so cheap in his State and Sc
high in Pennsylvania.
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"O'RoURKE. Matthew O'Rourke residing
at Twenty-first and Pemberton Streets was yes
terday before Recorder Givin on the charge of
wife-beating He was committed in default of
$4,000 bail to answer. The Recorders officer
placed Matthew in one of the cells at the Central
Station with prisoner who had been confined
for drunkenness. Shortly the turnkey heard
terrible row, and going to the cell door found
Matthew beating the poor inebriate. He was
Immediately taken out, given hearing before
Alderman Kerr and sent down i'll default of 5000
additional hail
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FROM THE SOUTH.


NEW ORLEANS, March 26.-Governor Yarmouth
has made the following appointments under the
new city charter Mayor, Joseph Oglesby; Admin
istrator Of Finance, John s. Walton; Accounts, Al
fred Shars; Commerce, s. G. Embry Water Works
and Public Buildings, Bernard Soulie (colored) :;
a Assessments, louis F. Delassze (colored) Police,
the Council, with legislative powers conferred upon
the Boards OF Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen by
the old charter The organization of the various
departments is left to the Council which also has
power to elect secretary, city attorney, city sur
veyOrs, and six recorders, one for each district.
Four OF the administrators were recommended by
the electoral jury OF citizens, and Oglesby was q
me mber of the Jury.
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New York Produce Market,

NEW YORK, March 26-Cotton steady, and 200
bales sold at 22%c Flour is without decided change
sales, 5000 bbs. Wheat nrm but quiet with sales OF
waukee, 211S; winter red Western, s1-24G1'27.
Corn rmer, with sales Of $1,000 bushels; mixed
Western 99Hc. .@S. Oats hrmer with sales OF 2t 900
bushels State at 6lH@63c. and Western at Sea
size Beef quiet. Pork firm; mess $3.50. Lard
firm; steam, IA ;s@142<c Whisky quiet at 9Shc.
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THn MonrA11rY or rHr C1rY.-The number

THE MORTALITY OF THE CITY.-The number
of deaths in the city for the week ending at
noon to-day was 362, being decrease of 3
over those of last week, and On increase of SO
over the corresponding period of last year.
OF these 1S9 were adults; 173 were minors;
262 were born in the United States; II
were people of color; and II were
from the country. OF this number z died of
congestion of the lungs; of Inflammation of
the brain; Is of marasmus; s of old age; 90 of
typhoid lever; 10 OF commissions; 81 of con-
sumption of the lungs; 12 of disease of the heart;
19 of debility; SO of scarlet fever; 90 of in
fammation of the lungs; and of relapsing fever 4.
The deaths were divided as follows among the
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FOURTH EDITION
FROM EUROPE BY CABLE.
A MurderOuS ARRAY in Boston.
Affairs i'm the West.
The Treasury Statement.
New Orleans Local Appointments.
ETC., ETC.. Etc.. Etc, Etc.
The Treasury Statement.
New Orleans Local Appointments.
FROM EUROPE.
Politics and tho Weather.

Politics and tho Weather.
By the Anglo-Amertcan Ca6le.
LONDON, March q6.-The political news to-day is
meagre Snd unimportant. The weather has been
very stormy for the past day two Several inches
Of snow fell last night, and 1t is stil showing fast
The telegraph service Is consequently deranged in
some directions
John Stuart Mill
has written communication on the education bill,
wherein he objects to the measure, chiefly because
IL requires religion TO be taught TO the minority at
the expense OF all.
Tho Pnvta Riots.
FLORENCE, March 26.-The latest adviees from
Pavia report that the rioters have been dispersed
Tumults occurred at Bologna, but tranquility has
been restored there also
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stooh Quotations by Teickrsph-2 r. ns.
alendinning, Davis h Co. report through their New
New York Money aud stock NIurlse cts.

NEW YORK, March 26.-otOoks nnsettled. Money
easy at 6@6 per cent. Gold, lllA. Five-twenties,
1857 coupon los% 40: 1854, do:. 1888 90; 1852
do 1865, iOsN; lO-4Os, lOl,s; Virginia 6s, new, 6S
Missouri 6s, 919; Canton Co, 62Ai Cumberland pre-
and Hudson River, 92A Rrie rs; Reading, 966 {;
Adams Express, 6o2s Michigan Central, 119A I;
Cleveland and Pittsburg, 99X; Chicago and Rock
Island, 1909; PittsDurg and Fort Wayne, 1924 ;
Western Union Telegraph, 30%.
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A SAD CAsE.-Oficer Couterier, of the Tenth
district, yesterday found an unknown woman
lying in the street at Second and Master streets,
suffering from spasms. Procuring a conveyance
he removed her to the station-house, Frankford
road and Master street, where she now lies in a
dying condition. She is apparently about fifty
years of age, dressed in brown and grey
striped dress, black shawl, brown hood, lasting
gaiters, and grey stockings. She is also crippled
in one of her lower limbs