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Allegheny, Pa 19
Sept. 105,28737 1 3 1 1
Do 26
Sept. 105,28737 2 3 3
Ashtabula,Ohio Oct. 3 8,338 0
Bingham ton, N.Y do 10 1
35,005 220 1
Boston, Mass do 448,477 20 4 1 1 2
Braddock, Pa 26.... 8,561 4
Sept.
Brockton, Mass do 27,294 6 1
Brooklyn, N.Y Oct. 3 806,343371 39 9 1 11 4 1
Butler,Pa do 8,734 1
Pa
Carlisle, 26
Sept. 7,620 0 41
Chicago,III do 364 19 23 3
Chester,Pa Sept.5 1,099,850
20,226 7 8
Do Sept.12 20,226 5 1 !
Do 19
Sept. 20,226 :
Do 26
Sept. 20,226 799 2 ¡
Cincinnati,Ohio Oct. 2...'... 296,908 11 1 4i
Concord, N. H 29 6
Council Iowa... Sept.
Bluffs, 26
Sept.
17,044 4
21,474 1
Dayton, Ohio Oct. 1 61,220 22 2 3 ..
Dedhara, Mass 26
Sept. 7,123 2 !
Emporia, Kans do 7,551 2 j!
FallRiver,Mass Oct. 3 74,398 46 7 1 1
Gloucester,Mass 26
Sept. 24,651 7 Í
Johnstown, Pa do 21,805 3 1
Lowell,Mass Oct. 3 77,696 35 I |
Lynchburg, Va do 19,709 104 2
McKeesport, Pa Sept.26 20,741 0 2
Massilion,Ohio do 10,092
Medford, Mass Oct. 3 11,079 7 2 !1
Melrose, Mass 26 2
Minneapolis, Minn Sept. do 8,519 33
164,738 2 2 4
Mobile,Ala Oct. 3 31,076 21 2
Nashville,Tenn do 76,168 25 6 3
NewBedford, Mass do 40,733 22 1 1
Newburyport, Mass Sept. 26 13,947 413
NewHaven, Conn Oct. 1 81,298113 144 1
NewOrleans, La Sept.26 242,039 4 1 1
Newport, R.I Oct. 3 19,457 10 1
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Newton, Mass Sept.26 24,379 2 2
Do Oct. 3 24,3796965
NewYork, N.Y do 1,515,301 96 5 4 20 6 11
Norristown, Pa do 19,791 10 1
Omaha, Nebr Sept.19 140,452 19 2 1 1
Oneonta, N. Y Sept.26 6,272 4 1 1
Pensacola,Fla do 11,750 3
Philadelphia,Pa do 349 50 8 10 3
Do Oct. 3 1,046,964
1,046,954 401 66 3 3 19 5
Portland,Me do 36,425 13
Poughkeepsie, N.Y do 22,206 3 1
Providence, R.I do 132,146 34 5 3
Pueblo, Colo Sept.26 24,558 12 1 1 2
Richmond, Va do 81,388 33 2
St.Louis,Mo do 451,770141 12 2 8 1
SaltLakeCity, Utah do 44,843 10 2
SanDiego, Cal do 16,159 0 4
Santa Barbara,Cal ..do 5,864 5 1
Wash
Seattle, Sept.19 42,837
Mass
Springfield, Oct. 3 44,179 25 5 1 .*...
Taunton. Mass do 25,448 11 2 1
Washington, D.С Sept.26 230,39290 15 5 2
Worcester,Mass Sept.25 84,655 31 3 1 3 1
Yonkers, N.Y Oct. 2 32,033 13 1 2