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THE MAINE ELECTION.
A GREENBACK SURPRISE.
BOSTON DEMOCRATS.
They Elect Butler Delegates.
THE SOUTH'S AFFLICTION.
THE KAiSER'S SPEECH
NEW HAMPSHIRE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
A GREENBACK SURPRISE,
BOSTON DEMOCRATS.
They Elect Butler Delegates,
THE SOUTH'S AFFLICTION.
THE KAiSER'S SPEECH
NEW HAMPSHIRE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
THE MAINE ELECTION.
Unexpected Strength OF the Green.

b8c X erS.
BANGOR, Sept 10.-Returns from 22s towns
give COnnOr, rep. for governor, Al, ,6Sl; Smith,
kreenback, 1922, aud Garcelon, dem, 1862
ConnOr lacks 6,253 of a majority i'm these
towns, While last year his majority was 5l93.
The returns of the Congressional vote i'm 80
towns Of this (ith) district give Powers rep,
4,6ll; Ladd, greepback and DEM, $685. Pow.
erS is l,343 behind in these towns where at the
last election he was 6S2 ahead. The WHO has
returns OF II republicans, 26 greenbackerS and
democrats elected to the legislature. Nine
green6ackers and democrats are reported
eiected In PenobScot county, where the entire
fusion county ticket is probably elected.
The Greenbackers Ahead i'm Waldo
County.
BELFAST, ME-, Sept: l0.-Thirteen towns in
Waldo county, including Belfast, give Murch.
greenback candidate for Congress, LAS plur.
aliiy. His whole plurality in the county will
probably foot up 500.
AndrOscOggin County Complete.
LEWISTON, Me-. Sept. 10 Androscoggir
complete gives COnnOr 3Sl4, Garcelon :, ,l23.
!. .ll3. Chase 31l4. Republican senators aud
the county ticket are elected by from 500 to
i5tO plurality. Representatives to the legis
latuhe republicans and combination, re-
publican loss OF 3.
Frye Ahead.
Frye has nearIy 5000 plurality over Solon
Chase in this di> trict. Nearly half the demo.
Gratis voted for Chase.
Hale Must be Defeated.
PORTLAND, Me, Sept. l0-By the present
showing Hale must be defeated. The senate
appears to stand twenty republicans tOeleven
greenback and greenbacK democrats: no
of the house
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A MOTHER PoIsoNs HER CHILD.-A yonns
and fashionably dressed woman astonished
the chief of police i'm jersey City this morning
override announcement that she had murdered
her child and wished 10 surrender herself
HORNED at the assertion, which the woman
MADE In an apparently cool and collected man.
ner, the chief imagined that she was demented
or lntoxlcated. She stated that her name was
May Philips. Two years ago she was married
TO isaac Phillips, plumber doing business in
Jersey City. Phillips family were very much
opposed TO their union, but they went TO live
with them at No. S79 I'd street. Phillips fam
liy, she said, treated her with indifference at
nrSt, but OF late have eviDced the bitterest
anlmoSlty toward her. They so embittered
her lie that she decided q fewdays ago TO ouit
the house and endeavor TO make living for
hersef. She went to New York and was
fortunate In finding a situation. She had a
nve-months-o old baby-a boy. When she went
away she left it with her husbands relatives
She visited the child a few days ago, and her
sister In law said that she would have to pro
VIDE for the child herself. She was disheart-
ened, and in her despair she went to Irving's
drugstore, on Grove street, and bought some
laudanum. She intended to Kill both herself
and the babe. She gave the child half a tea
spoonful OF the narcotic. She then took dose
herself. That which she herself took had no
efeet upon her. The child died at two O'Clock
on Thursday afternoon. Two hours later the
pooy OF the little one was carried by herself
and husband TO burying-ground and buried
An inquest will be held in a day or two.-IN
I. Commercial, 9th.
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GOING TO EURoPE IN BALLooN.-Prof
Samuel A. King, the 8ronaut, proposes To
start from New York on balloon yOyaSe to
Europe. His balloon will be the largest IN the
meter, and hold between $4,000 and 4O0.O1O
ieet OF gas. The material employed viii be
Pongee SILK. coated with q substance known
70 t lne professor only. The silk win be dou-
USED, and the cost of imitation alone is ap
pioxlmated at 5000. The car will be a com
ninatlon OF boat and basket, wicker frame
which can easily be used as q boat In case OF
emergency. The professor VIII start early In
June next.-f PhilQ Record
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TERRIBLE DOMESTIC TRAGEDY-For some
time past German farmer of Parma, Ohio,
named Umsinger, has been almost insanely
jealous OF his wife, as all his neighbors think
without any cause. Last Thursday evening
thls jealousy came to terrible climax. He
made threats against the life of his wife and
child, and struck the former several blows
with gun. She finally escaped to a neigh
bOrs barn with the child, and secretei herself
omsinger's barn on fire, and rushing thither
found the house also i'm flames, and his dead
body lying between. Ii seems he had set his
oarn, house, and traw.stacks on fire, and
then shot himself through the heart
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A-A son of one Of the late Siamese twins
Is student at Chapel Hill Institute, n C.
AsrA ST. Louis justice offers to give any one
who will pay him 81, COO his entire fees for one
year, marriages included.
@Jesse PomerOy has made another at
tempt to escape from the Massachusetts state
prison, his second within few weeks.
The democrats of the eighth Tennessee
district have renominated Atkins for Con.
greSS. S"A
ASA rich deposit Of coal, sufficient for the
supply OF all South America for long period.
has been discovered at Chala-Alta, i'm Peru
4@A fight between q man and a bear was
advertlsed In Montana, but a sheriff inter.
knife. ~o" "i'n
A@Gen. Mcclellan has promised to sneak
az temperance rally in the White mountains
next Sunday. 1-.''''"S
AEJohn 6. Whittier says that Ralph Waldo
hainr emerson on Is tne one American who Is sure Of
Deing remembered thousand years.
ASThe Rev. Mr.. Masden of Philadelnht.
mas secured the use OF beer garden IN W6ici,
70 n9ia sunday AFTERNOON religious services,
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THE REV. w. 7. ELLIS is pastor of the Con-
itually uses violent language In his sermons.
This Is only sample: You low, mealy-
mouthed looking wretches of the devil, you
look as though you had but now hoped up out
OF hell, and the devil had stuck you up against
the fence to dry. 1t would make heavens
stomach sick to look at YOU" A part of the
congregation united in requesting him to re.
sign, but he refused to go. A committee and
q policeman went TO take possession Of the
church. Ellis and few adllerents locked the
doors. A whole night was spent In Quarreline
and actual fighting, but in the morning the
pastor retreated.
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"A WOMAN KILLED BY LIGHTNING.-During
the storm that visited the lower end of Lam
John Hetherfngton. residing near Oak HIli,
was killed by lightning. She was sitting in the
house surrounded by several of her children
though they were seriously stunned. The
house was badly shattered, but not burned.
Mrs HetheringtOn died instantly after the
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KILLED WHILE PLAYING HORSE WITH
GUN:IMr. Abner P. Styles, of Springfield, N.
a., loaded his shotgun heavily several days
ing in corner of the dining groom. Wednes-
day morning, while Mr.. Styles was sick in bed,
MS little fve-year old son began playing horse
with the gun. He lashed it with whip until
the end of the whip was wound around the
gun: The gun then fell against a chair and
the boy pulled on the whip in such way as to
"a Use the trigger and discharge the gun. He
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A MYSTERIOUS sDIsAPPEARANCE.-Abu butcher
named Smith, who does business between the
Wel[knOWn summer resorts of Lackawaua
and ShOh0la, Pike county, Pa, left his horse
and wagon, the latter containing several hun
drcd dollars worth of meat at the Williamson
House stables, Lackawana, on Tuesday after
hours. Nothing has been heard of him since.
1t is not known that he was in trouble of any
Kind, and as he had considerable money with
foul play,
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BUFFALO BILL SHOOTS BoY.-In the con.
Guiding act of the play Of |" Nav Cody a.
r;n FGLd's Grand Opera House, In Baltimore, last
which happened to be loaded with a bSIi
cartridge. The bullet struck a youth named
ls Michael Gardner, who vas sitting in tii- upper
no 0utcry, and the discovery Was MOI mae
until the audience had laft the theater' Te
then came down from the gallery with some oS
ms ms companions. It was found that the bullet
nAo SnISIeo The upper part Of his chest near
the shoulder. The ball has not vet heen = ,nnd
ana the wound Is considered sarions
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MEHEMET ALI PAsHA massacred bv the AL
banians, was the son of a poor music master in
Berlin by the name of Schultz, but apostatized
to the MoslemS and was adopted by the Turk
the Turkish army and soon won fame as
brave and daring officer. In the early part of
the Russo-Iurklsh war he gained great dis.
tlnctlon, and was appointed generallssimO in
place OF Abdul kerim. He was, however, ac-
cnsed of making too much money out of his
place and fell a victim to the notorious court
intrigues OF the Turki;h h court but he appears
to have died like soldier while carrying out
hiS Nrders g -
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SUFFERERS By THE PLAGUE,
heath I'm Ohio

CINCINNATI, Sept. 10.-Willington Blazer, of
Gallipolis. Ohio. died last night of yellow fever
contracted on the steamer John Porter. There
are dozen people sick from the fever i'm the
neighbOrhOod where the steamer Porter is
moored, nearly all of whom came in contact
with the crew, either while they were on shore
whether it is the type Of fever that was on the
boat CT malignant type of bilious fever The
board OF health of GallipOliS have notified the
owners of the steamer that they will not be
responsible Tor the safety OF the boat any
longer.
A New Field for the Fever.
GRENADA, MISS, Sept. l0.-Yellow fever has
broken out at SenatObia, Miss. There have
been over 80 cases up to date. and the alarm
among the citizens is reported to be very
great. great They are preparing to abandon the
city yto Neyada @ and California have sent 81 900
Two deaths and 8 new cases have been
reported in the last "a hours.
Contributions.
NEW YORK, Sep. 1O.-The citizens relief
committee for southern sufferers has received
additional subscriptions to O-day to the amount
OF $l29.Sl. The chairman Of the committee re-
@ eeiyed letter II ON Rose Etynge, Philadelphia,
dated September 9th, thanking him for his
offer to take charge of and disburSe her mite,
whatever It might be, to our afflicted country
men, but she felt bound, in justice to Philadel-
will be contributed by the committee having
the matter IN charge. She prOpO5 5es to devote
the receipts OF one performance each week to
tio diu VI tuc SOuGHeTu SuHeforS so long as
they stand in need of aid. Southern gentle.
men are requested to call on the committee
and give any suggestions as to the means of
distribution of funds and supplies. The com
bined societies of Harlem propose getting up
series OF entertainments in aid of the suffer-
erS. Mayor Ely to-day received SUBSCRIPTIONS
for the yellow fever fund to the amount Of
Relief Asked from ENGLAND.
LONDON, Sept. 10.-The mayor of Manches-
yer has received telegram from the British
Consul, at New Orleans asking help for the
yellow fever sufferers. The mayor publishes
an amour cement that he will be glad to CO.
operate with any merchants or other citizens
desirous of taking steps for the relief of the
sufferers, and that he will remit to New Or.
leans any funds thuS subscribed
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BALTIMORE, Sept. lO.-virginia sizes, old,
70; do. deferred, 81; do. consolidated, 64s; do.
second ,t series, 80; PAST due coupons, "a North
tax bid M to,dsy. Sugar ye,y firm, sA sf.
BALTIMORE, Sept 10.-Cotton weak anc
lower-middling, 114s11S. Flour fairly active
aid in buyers favor: wheat, southern steady
Los: do. amber, l.o4 i. o6; Pennsylvania red,
Lay; No. western winter red, spot, September
and Oelober, lo4.: Noyen Der, 1.o6t4. Corn,
southern M ~: western quiet-Bouthern wn te, b6:
do. yelo ", 62a6S; west IN mixed spot, Septembor
sna oct. Per. Oh; steamer, 4S. 0ais 1uiet and
MIXED. 26 Penns ylvsnia, 26 .2S Rye quiet, &C 53.
hay dCii and unchanged. Provisions DUN, heaN \
and unchanged. Butter firm for strictly choice
western l6al6. Petroleum nominal-cruue, 7A
refined. lOh. Coffee steady and quiet-Rio csrgoeS
l4Aallf. Whisky dull and nominal. o9a1 09 :.
rIeit hts TO LveIIool per steamer-grain, 7s7 ID.
Rec pts-hour, 2. SEQ; wheat, 227, ,20o: corn,
Is SEQ; cats, 500. Shipments-whest l01, 800:
NEW YORK. Sert. 10.-stocks heavy. Money,
II arc = Gold. 1coA. Exchange, long, l8lA
short. 1864. Governments a"tige
NEW YORK. Sept 10.-FlOuT dan and heavy
Wheat, spring dull AID wuter lower. Corn active
and CHER.
LONDON, sspt. 10, 4:l6 y. m.-Consols.
" 1916 for money and 95 for the account
U. 8. bonds, ten-forties. los4. Erie; l34.
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PARIS PRIZES TO AMERICANs-The follow
can exhibitors at the Paris exposition: Silver
medal to Monticello Wine company, of Char
!ottesyille, Va Virginia wine bronze medal
to American Wine company, of st. Louis, Mo-
and A. Guckenheimer & Bros, of Pittsburg'
"a. Gold and silver plizes were also awarded
to various brands Of American beer, whis-
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Relief Asked from England.
NEW HAMPSHIRE REPUBLICANS.
The State Convention

convention was called to order at ii 80 this
morning. Hon. CbaS. H. Burns was selected
president. The usual committees having been
appointed, the convention then proceeded to
ballot for candidate for governor. Matt
Head was nominated for governor on the first
ballot, and G. p. Conn and ID. E. Willard were
renominated for railroad commissioners A
oalot ior the third railroad commissioner re-
suited in the choice of Jas. e. French.
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Bank Officers Al

Bank Officers Arrested for Fraud.
NYACK, N. Y, Sept 10.-Seth r. Cole. trustee
and attorney; Ezra B. Weston, vice president
ana trustee, and John 81. Eels, formerly BOOK
Keeper OF the ROckland Savings Bank, were
yesterd az arrested for completely in the frauds
by which the bank was ruined,
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A GANG OF COUNTERFEITERs ARRESTED
day arrested at Jamestown, N. Y, two men
named kirkpatrick, of Pennington, and two
named ma Calhoon and Regan, Of Binghamton,
Gus trade dollars and fifty-cent pjeces was
found this evening in stump near Farming.
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MEXICAN Rescue OF a Murdere

MeX1c8n Rescue OF q MUFdefer.
Galveston Ne,os dated Austin, 9th inst, says:
Sheriff Kerber, of Fl Paso, reports to the ad-
%Sutant % general that his deputy arrested on the
penitentiary, and also under Indictment for
the murder of Judge Howard and others, and
put him in the San Elizario Jail. On the same
night Mexicans crossed the river and rescued
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BAHLo"'s xA4sI GAHtERH OF FINE
1895 Pe1e1sSytC0Ni0 AVeNNe.
ON FREE EXHIBITION AND FOR SALE,
OH Paintings, 'Engravings, Photographers and
Frames In Rufsia Leather, Fine Gilt, Velvet,
and Nickle. for Percelains and Miniatures.
PaSsepartOuts and Mats to order.
ALI the New Styles of Velvet and Silk Frames.
COLDS Frames OF al kinds for Portraits, Land
scapes, &C.. made TO order. Old Frames R,gilI.
Mirrors. Picture Rods and C0rnices put up.
Pictures unpacked. packed. and hung up by COM
petent WoI kmen.
Silver Gilt and Copper Wire (plain and twisted J
Cords, with or without wire; Screw Eyes, Nails,
&c.
H N, BARLOW.
All work done on the premises, and guaranteed
equal any house in the country, ana prices as low
All paIties wishing work done, by sending note
BY mail will meet with prompt attention.
NOTICE.
party representing that he has worked for me
q RestOfer OF OIL Paintings, and has injured some
valuable pictures, warn all persons against. He
is an Imposter, and has never worked for or with
me.
N. B.--Eo connection totth any other firm.
RuRS1. Sm
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BOSTON DEMOCRATS

They Elect Butler Delegates.
BOSTON, Sept. 10.-The democrats In this
ton OF delegates to the state committee In
nearly every ward Butler delegates were
CHOSEN: The general compromise of the
in favor of Butler.
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NASHVILLE, TENN, Sept. 10.-Pickney Bell.
white man, who had been in jail at Muir
freesbOrOugh for killing constable OF Ruther.
ford county, while attempting to arrest him,
was last night taken out and lynched.
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INTEREST IN THE RUSSIAN CRUISERS is re-
vived at Philadelphia by the news that the
Cimbria with her sailors will arrive next week
and that the YazOa is fitting up as receiving
ship. AS soon as the Cimbria arrives the trial
trip OF the Europe will take place. On Thurs
day evening Cramp, the shipbuilder, will give
reception to the Russian officers, which is
expected to be fine affair
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Meekness of the Indian Moses.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. l0-A dispatch from
Portland says Gen. Howard has held confer
ence with chief Moses at Priests rapids, at
which assurances OF continued friendship
We're exchanged, and Moses announced the
Willingness of his tribe to go on a reservation
OF their own choice, but not on one remote
from their country
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Shot Hrs Wife.

PLANTAGANET, ONT, Sept. 10-Francis La
cole, a desperate character, residing in this
neighb0rhOOd, shot his wife fatally last night
without prOvOcatiOn. The murderer after
wards aScaned to the woods.
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Reprieved by tho President.
NEW YORK, Sept 10-Michael Tobin. who
was con victed Of numbering a fellow soldier
named Alvers, at West Point, and was SEN
fenced to be hanged here on the 10th instant,
has been reprieved by order of President
Hayes until the 25th instant
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THE RACES at Lexington, KY, Yesterday
We're won by Levelen, IL miles, in 3:07I
Lilly R., thrce-quarters of mile in lis:
Milan. one mile In 1:44h
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DEATH OF AN ACTREss.-Mrs. Frank Viii
cher, better known as Maud Hilton, an ac.
tress. well known in the west, died Saturday
at Hyde Park, Boston, of. cOnSumDtiOn
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RESUMED WORK.-An the cOllieries In the
yesterday. This includes number that were
compelled to suspend operations in August
owing to the scarcity of water for the mine
engines
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Over Six Hundred Victims of sne
Princess Alice Dfsnster

LONDON, Sept l0.-Over six hundred bodies
rave leen recovered OF persons drowned by
re disaster 10 tie excursion steamer Princess
Alice, which was lun down and Snnk on tbs
evening of The ID instant by the screw collier
Byseu tas le on the Thames large ma
E,rhy,v Ell 9t 'h ne o9a,eS have been recognized
E.sh' three bodies that could not he Identified
were ouiied al Noolwich yesterday
The katser's speech.
BFRLlN, sept. 1o.-ln the speech from the
throre which was read by Count StoIbers
WerEigerode at tie opening of the Reichstas
Yesterday, IL Is said Immediately after the
nrSt attempt upon the Emperor's life the
federal government bscame convinced that
me crlfre was due 10 the influence oi the senli-
ments propagated far and wide by agitation
which aimed at under m ming the eNi>,iag laws
oi tue safe and country. The speech after
referring 10 the rejection OF the first bin
brought forward in the Reichslag for the
arrest OF Vaccinations which imperilrd the
common interests OF the coantry saws: Federal
governments think now as formerly that eN.
faordlnary measures are required to prevent
further extension OF the already wide spread
etli. ana 10 pave the way for its extinction
;.h ahd that such measurels should preserve the
lpeIly OF Citizens in general. aud only TO pre-
vent The abuse OF liberty by which The ner-
hlclous socialist agitation threatens the foun.
aaI.o: oi llfe and ali culture. The speech ex-
will not refuge the means of riyinr the Em
pre- the same security from fnternal "a n
already enjoys from external attack.
The Liberals Don't Like H.
Dddp Nears says that the liberals are not
much Pleased with the speech from the throne
read al The opening Of the Reichstag yester
DAY, ana hichteey regard as partly an indict-
ment against themselves.
The Turkish Insurgeuss
VIENNA, Sept. l0.-Prohaby The Austrtans
Will not attempt to occupy MitroN itza and No
vlbazar this year. Adyices from Belgrade
state That the Insurgents have fortified the
banks OF the River Save, and fire upon Ans
tl1an steamers, even when they are copyoyed
by gun boats. The town OF Belina Is now n
strongly entrenched camp. into which armed
insurgents from The surrounding districts are
constantly marching, resolved on desperate
resistance.
Be11igerent Turks.
LONDON, Sept. l0.-A Vienna dispatch 10
Reuters Telegram company says that Bihacs
is defended 10y Turkish regular troops. The
commandant declares that be has received no
orders from the Porte TO surrender the place
and that he will defend il 10 the last extremity
D0ncaster Races.
IoNpoN, Sept l0.--The Doncdster Septem-
Der meeting began TO day. The champagne
StaF os, for two years old, was won 10y Lord
Farnsworth' s chestnut colt Chariburt.
Steamer sank.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. l0.-While the small stern
wheel steamer Nadine was coming TO this
city from st. Charles on Sunday afternoon she
struck snag about mile above the mouth OF
the Missouri river and sunk. Leuis Wikin-
ton tcol0red), Charles Everett and a man
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CHESTER, PA, Sept. l0.-The new iron steam
ship Gate City left Roach & Sons ship yard
this morning for New York, where she will
enter the service Of the Ocean Steamship
company.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TODAY.-Internal
revenue $246, 1856; customs. $552,9l3.56.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS TO the tour per cent. loan to.
day amount, to $50 00O.
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ORDERS for 10000 standard silver dollars
were received at the Treasury to-day.
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