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STOVES! sTOvEs!I sTovEs!.,

ID. Fly. NAYLoR, South side of Pa. avenue, between
30 and IL SIS would inform his customers and the
W sortment Of Stoves OF the newest and most approved
patterns, including SANKEY'S CAST IRON RADIATOR, OF
COAL BURNERS which he will sell together with Fire
boards and Sove.ppe at the lowest prices for cash.
He also keeps constantly hand general assortment OF
Tin and Sheeiron Ware, which he invites the attention
of housekeepers
He still continues do Roofing GATHERING, and Spoutins,
and Sheet iron and Copper Work generally and al the
shortest notice, and on the most reasonable terms
Persons wishing to purchase will do well 10 call and ex
anime his stock before they supply themselves
His will be open from sunrise until o'clock r.
oct S-u f ,3a"
n-s MRS GARRETT ANDERSON has six com
h Portable and well furnished rooms TO rent at u mode
-. rate rate Single gentlemen will be preferred
boarding cannot be served Mrs A. can furnish them with
breakfast and tea il required.
octS IT, r . ...
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by reference TO another column, advertisement will
be found Tor an eAce,ent article OF Hacking, Liquid
many who have tried IL oniy gives, with very
trouble, taitJa polish but retains it much longer
tian any other II is sod by the agent OF the
No. ~, Chestnut street Buy boe trial will
prove the iaeL--Pha Ledger, Apti - ,Hf. @
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WING NATIONAL CONVENTION,
FOR SELECTING CANDIDATES FOR
PRESIDENT g. VICE PRESIDENT
OF THE UNITED STATES.
To be held at -, on tho M day Of, 49,.
HAMPSHIRE

DELEGATES AT LARGE. Coy. Anthony Colby, Of New
London; Hon. Ichabod Goodwin, Of portsmouth
Subsiiiutesra Perley, OF Concord Thomas Il, Sanger
OF Dover.
District No. I-Chares W. Gutter, oil Portsmouth.
Substitute Gilman Marsion, OF Exeter
District No. H-George w. Nesmith, OF Franklin.
STANDARDIZATION Sawyer, Jr, OF Wakehed. ,...
District No. II-Aaron p. Hughes, OF Nashville.
Substitute-Isaac Surevant, Of keene.
District No. IV-Jonathan KitTedge, OF Canaan.
Subsliiute--Augustus v. brewster, oil Hanover
VERMONT.
DELEoArEs AT LARog.--Solomon Foot, OF Rutland; IL
Substitutes L. Miner, Of Manchester Carlos Coolidge
of Windsor.
District No Ia. p. Lyman OF Bennington.
Substituted L. Catlin OF Orwell ',na
District No. H-H Cults of Hartland e
Subsute--Wm. Hebard, OF Chelsea
District No. I'LL f. Royce, Of Berkshire,
Subsiute-H. d. Stacy, OF Burlington .E
District No. W--P. Baxter, OF Derby.
Substituted II, Deano, OF Hardwick
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LOOK HERE!
STOVES AND CRATES.

STOVES AND CRATES.
JOSEPH II, NEvETT, Peniisylva. avenue, opposite vii.
lards date Fullers) hotel has received aud is manu-.
featuring, large and complete assortment of Stoves and
Crates oil the most approved modern patterns warranted
TO draw well and from they will be sold al
loo prices they can be bought in the District
CRATES
neat and beautiful variety, finished in the best manner
and arranged to burn either Anthracite Cuber
land coal: very cheap, with friedrich jams and backs.
COOKING STOVES.
From the North Rper Furnaces the best castings in the
city warranted bake WELL and but little fuel
will burn either wood coal and extremely low priced
th COAL STOVES
great variety consisting OF Hail. Church, New Style RAJ
diaor, and other Paror Stoves Cylinders and Salaman.
derB, Tor offices, workshops, &c ..,.
WOOD PARLOR, AND AIR, TIGHTS
new and superb style Paror Wood Stovesi including
richly carved cast arghs Very cheap and handsome
Air.tlghts for chambers. tl Ri. @4s
FRANKLLNS.
For wood or TEMPLATES, Box Stoves Dning.room
oven Stoves; economical and very convenient stove.
HOTEL COOKING. STOVE
Will cook for several hundred people, and the best kind
In refer TO some OF tile best Hotels in the
country that have them in use.
TAILoRSa STOFES
Made expressly for te.f very convenient and econo
mical Tie trade are invited TO call and see them.
BEBEES COOKING RANGES
Put up at Northern prices with without hot backs
An kinds OF PLUMBING In connection with the above and
Bathing fixtures and Pumps put up In the best
Always Hand,
Coal hods, Firecariers, Cmder shoves Soye.ppe Fire
brick Mica lsingass for stove doors Lustre clean
ing stoves Pots, Ovens, Skillets, Tea Kettles, Plain and
Japanned Tin Ware, and every other article oil I'm COP
PER, SHEET Iron, made to order In the most workman
like manner.
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sTILLINGs u HARVEY,
UNDE r T. "A * f. r S

.-9 Corner IN Snd III streets, Washington, ID. c.,
WOULD respectfully inform their friends and the public
w in general that they prepared to attend funerals at
the shortest notice.
Mr. HARvEYs residence is OH Sth street. doors above
where he can be found all hours OF the night.
oct l9--d3m'
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WeAar's Backing OF the shining articles In
the market,-Si,uti Of The Times, April 2.
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HENRY 'JANNEY,

HENRY 'JANNEY,
Eighth Street, near the General Post Office.
y THE SUBSCRIBER having enlarged his premises,
and doubled his iorce, Is determined 10 give even
greater satisfaction than heretofore in the MANUEAC
1uNE OF his 49,
Beautiful, Substantial, and Comfortable
BOOTS.
wond say those wishing be speedily supplied with
the above and desirable article that they would do
well to their recorded my books Those
who wish ready made work will find the best stock In the
District on my shelves excepting the nimtabe patent
Congress Boois together with every variety (or ladies'
geneInen and childrenO OF Waterproof aud Cork sole
Boots and Shoes. a
Morro. Small profits quick sales, and cash at the eoun
ter H. JANNEY.
oct S--eSff'
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Inside Vcnitian window Blinds.
. NyIlIIAM NOM w


Dealer and hd,itydciurer II Ii,side PnfQa Ui,idote
Blinds, sotah SIDE FenaSyeaiia are1ine, befseen
yM and lOih shre.is Washington.
BLINDS OF all sizes and styles furnished to order Split
ID Blinds, PLAN and painted, OF all sizes,
Brass fixtures and trimmings furnished.
linen and transparent Curtains put up in the hest style
Flrescreens wide paper curtains, very cheap.
All work done reasonable Terms, and with prompt
ness. ,,
n, i, Old Blinds repaired and repainted.
\ n flrt
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Patent Backing J, Wear, No, so Chestnut street,
has prepared Patent Liquid Blaekig winch products
beautiful Je pos and does not inure lie leather Those
who would have polished rstanding should the
advertisements In another colunn,U 81 Gazette, May
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IeAars Backing is Of the most superb and salts
factory articles OF Tie day, II imparts ordnance pc
Nsh be yond Description We have tried it, "Go and Dc
lii ewlse. "-SiPrif u The 1i,nes, A1rii2
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Welar's Patent Japan Barking Is about the hes artcl
Of the KIND we have se.n The polish which it imparts Z
the understandings OF man ID brilliant and lasting vi
have tried ii, and It boots say all this behalf
Epe,iing BuAeiin, June T.
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United States Military Cloth Dressing and
Diving Establishment.

SOUTI side Pennsy avenue, uhe first Establishment
. East of Colemans Hotel,) where SILK, MERLNO and
all kinds OF SIRA w BONNE2,S are dyed In the neat
manner
ALso-Ail kinds of WEARING APPAREL cleansed,
coored repaired in the best style and reduced prices
oct IS-dlys
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The Manufacturer can produce numerous testimonials
similar to the above, from private inuiviGueis and from
oer papers but the above extracts SUFFICIENT TO con-
any person that the manufacturers has not tAhggerat
ed; but that upon lair trial hs Backing VIII be uuu az
represented, excellent in every respect
J, WELLAk, Manufacturer, No 90 Chestnut street, mi
ladelphia. 1't a.
CHARLES SroTT corner Penn Avenue and 7th street,
Agent tor Washington, ID, q, oct tapril \
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Whitney'S Russian Bath,

COrnef I-H street and HissOHf1 aVehuc.
u HERE is great utility in this hath in preventing and
moving all disease that flesh is heir to. Those who
have tried il Will find II TO their advantage 10 make
the experiment Price Tor single bath FIFTY CENTS
octS-u y q.
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Engraving \ Copper Plate Printing
Patents. PenSiOns, and Claims.

TIME undersigned will attend to procuring PATENTS
L and PENSIONS, SOLDIERS BOUNTYLAND
WARRANTS, DC, and to the prosecution OF CLAIMS
before Congress any Of The Departments of Government
any other business requiring agent attorney
mediate attention. Address
@a&t LEWIS r. THOMAS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Washington, ID. G.
n- Office, corner Of and Streets opposite the
end o the General Post Office. oct 19-dly'
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fherc are over four Thousand Ave hundred
/ Newspapers received daily mt the stores OF
Brooke, shillington ~ Co. We will name N
few OF them;
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woRrHINGToN q. sNErHEN,,

WORTfIINGTON q. SNETHEN,
%u LATE SOLICITOR OF @s
GENERAL LAND OFFICE,
/ ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Washington City, D. G.
Practices in The SuPREME CoURT fihe United States, and
in The Courts Of Maryland Vrgi,iia, and the District Of
Columbia, and ifi NH
ACTS AS AGENT,
Tor persons haui,g business ,oh Congress, HE War Treas
rry, Many, and General Post OUee Departments,
he General Land OGfce Pension Office, Office
Of Indian Affairs, Patent Office, &c, 81,
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@ @ BEVERIDGE's
SEC 0ND-hAND IRON STORE,

M ia. uUtHHt, OPI1OSFIe CO1eHtuTt 11otet' ~
Where can be had the following secondhand articles:
Strap hinges and hooks, Chains, Stores, Store Pipes Store
Stands, Door Locks, House Bells, Ares, Hoes Rakes,
Pices, Store Doors, Furnaces, Bake Orens Pots,
Kettles, Pot Lids, Pot Hooks and Hangers,
Casf.ironeDogs, Oh Saos, Door Springs,
@ and almost all kinds Of old Iron Lead,
With many other articles too numerous to mention all Of
which will be offered such TERMS CASH, will en-
sure sales Those In want will please call
B.Cash paid for old Stoves and oil descriptions Of
old Iron oct l9-dly
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seIes q iek lehe according TO quality, Lsrd-sales
new ct ~ ono. Frsighth-No change. and few en-
gagsmsnts reported. Sterling Bills AZ Co.; New York
sight do, No discounts Treasury Notes, par
CINCINNATI. Dec 7-Flour-Ths market eont,nusd
steady and sales footed up about barres
WheatThe market was Inactive. and moderate sales Of
good red and white made previous rates Hogs
Sales OF 5000 head have been sold snos report
ct So Old pork continued dull Sales Of lard continued
to be made at efc 6kd. Corn-sslss Of 1000 bushels
were made OF good old yellew ct SOC . 6lc Whiskey-
Sales Of 1000 bbs rectined made at l7xo l7xc;
some holders demanded lsc. The river continued In
good boating order.
PirrsBuRoH, Dec 7.--Flour-Sales Of 100 400 bbls
were made at 81 93x Wheat-No change. Corn
Small sales were making at 30 cents for new common
mixed and Tor new yellow 81 40 cents. Groceries ex-
hibtsd very little change New Orleans molassss
dull at 80 81 cents Sugar was inactive. Whisky
Sales continued to be made at cents for raw and at
20 cents for reced In provisions little was doing be-
yond retail sales The river has again fallen, and We
report feet water In the channel.
BUFFALO, December 7.-Flour-The market was firm
at SIS, but sales very light Dealers still waiting
for ths steamers news. Whest-Ths market WAS arm
at 81 for Racine aud Southport and at ne for Cleveland
and handsome Indiana Corn-The market was dull nj
% OTIS, for Western mixed Of good quality. Rye
ing at old prices Receipts during the preceding wenty
four hours Flour 5000 bbls; oorn wheat 5000
bushels The hsrbor and canal remained open but
there was little or nothing Of moment shipping.
BosroN. Dec 7-Flour-The market was frmer and
sales Of 1000 bbls made including 0enesee sweQe
and Michigan at So 37Ka$6 so Corn-Ths market
continued steady and sales Of 5000 bushels ms
including Western mixed at 7sc and yellow at s2c RYE
continued In fair demand at steady rates and sales Of 500
bushels we're made at 81 Oats-Saes OF 1000 bushels
Freights stood at about the with rather
fsrinR
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TH1RTIETH CONGRESS.
FIRST SEssioN.-sECoND DAY.
WAsHINoroN, Dec. z, ls47.


WARRINGTON, Dec. 7, le47
SENATE.
Messrs Calhoun, Niles and Baldwin, appeared and
took the usual oath Of Office
Mr. HArNEGAN gave notice Of Q resolution in favor of
the heirs of John Paul Jones'
On motion OF MIR. Cas-, q resolution was adoptsd re-.
curing the Secretary Of the Treasury lay before the
Senate map Of the military reservations around the
Saut st. Marie Michigan.
At about O'Clock the Presidents Messsae was re-
ceived and read, but without concluding the reading
dispensed WITH and the Message and documents
ordered to be printed.
On motion Of Mr.. BREEsR amended by Mr. ALLEN
10000 extra copies Of the message and we're
ordered to be printed.
Adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Several new members appes red at the bar, and were
sworn In The resolution for the resppontment Of Mr.
French as Clerk, being withdrawn, on motion of Mr.
Levin, the House proceeded to elect Clerk The whole
number Of votes given $40; necessary to q choice
49, Mr. Campbell received 49, Mr. French, 100, scat
tering3
Mr.. Campbell having been elected was conducted to
the Clerks chair by Mr.. French.
The Joint committee, appointed to wait on the Pres.
dent, reported that he would communicate with Con-
gress by message.
resolution was offered, providing that members
should draw for seats by ballot pending which the
ception OF the Presidents Message announced by
the Speaker.
Ely Duvall, Of Maryland, was appointed assistant
messenger.
The Message having been read on motion of Mr..
Broadhead after some debate 10 900 copies Of It. and
20 The House voted to meet daily at IL o'clock noon.
Mr. HENLy moved to reconsider the vote of Yesterday
suspending the Que hour rule pending the considers
ton Of which, the House adjourned.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.
NEw YoRx. Tuesd.v Afrtsr,

NEw YORK, Tuesday Afternoon Dec T.
The market fo flour fm to-day. sales Of enesee
Oswsge Michigan &C. made at ull prices Wheat contin
ued firm and an all .sle Of Genesse made sgh
provemen Co sold 10 fair extent al yeserda7s prices
wniie meal remained previous rates. Ses Of RIVE
made slight decline compared with previous prcs
Oats steady at yestsday quotations Business
less animated account OF the continued absence OF
freely till The Of later advices from The
ket continued inactive with the ption
beef for which there was some more enquiry Groceries
hbIted material change, VIII le sales were light
AsHEsoales Of about 100 bbs of IS 82
and ANAL sales Of pearls made at S725
BEsswAx-We continue to quote yellow at about 20 cts
though some holders demanded higher rrce.
bREApsTUFrs-EIour-Tbes sales of all kinds footed IN
about 6o0v bbs including HOO 1900 this State s7
slso some o bet er than common Genesee
IS 2 and 800 Rochester at Sc Is, with 500 Black ct So
3K 300 400 bbls Ohio extra sold at 81 m Southern was
in some better demsnd small saes Of Alexandria max
lug 50 So while Peter burg was held at So IS Whest
other Western, in demand at yeserdsy
prices Corn-Saes footed about lt,o II bushels
Including mixed at 73a Tc with some lots of yellow rs
76c 5000 bushels white Mixed damaged sold &c. original
Meal-Sales Of 500 hhds Brandywue be deliver
timed steady So RyeSales of were reported at
CSC ia the slip, aud at SIC delivered Rye For-Sma
were reported 81 6h BortevSaes Of a0 bushels
made at 76c OdtsSaes OF 5000 bushels made
Receipts doWn the Hudson River, Dec. and 6.
Elour. ....... - 300 barrels.
i've. :; ....."..'.......... 38o bushels.
CorFEE-The market and but very little doing
Sales Of 100 bags LsguIra were made auction At
New leans on the 18th Nov. sales of Rio making
7xa7Ha7Kc.
CoTToNlh market manned quiet and inacve both par
ties waiting for the arrival oil the The inside
quotations obtained with difficulty.
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The Recr ults for the Army.



Adjutant Generals Office wsshinaton Oct ls, ls47.
SR-I respectfully submit the following estimate OF
me expenses of the recruiting service Of the army for
th>>yesr commencing July /, 1885,
The, number Of recruits "a s2o) required to fill the
mink Nd file of the army for the year commencing July
l. ls4s Ia, calculated as follows
The numter of recruits required for the several
regiments of the army, September 80, l647, rs
n esrIy as osn be ascertained, is. lO764
To - <ich add the number of discharges that will
80 ~lacs by expiration of service from Co.
So, IsaI. to June 80, ls4s. -. ........ 700
AL Ia ;, ~ estimated number of Casualties by
1s,h 90. ~tiOp, and discharge for disability,
g. e. thI Npe period. :. ............. 5000
l6,4o4
From the above Q.>4s4) deduct the estimated
number that may b. Snhsted from OCTOBER i, o.
lss7, TO June ~, lsas. s'.......'. sooo
Number Of recruits required to complete the mil
itary establishment, Juoe B. Ae.e: .;....;. 1'4s4
To the above number Of vscanct. SN,soC suu sao
number OF discharges on accouL "a tSsa "a,
OF service In the year commencio. y =, 80 wv
ADD also the estin ated number Of v, VanceS ~
death desertion, and discharges for ,"'~o''J a ses
60, for the same period. .>''''' WV
Total number Of recruits Inclusive tfre-eni w.so
soIdisys) 7, Quired for the military estao.eL-
ment, exclusive Of tho enlisted men Of the orN
nance department, Tor the year commissioning =. ooo
July j. lS45. ...... 49, 800
r. JONES, AdJutsnt GAperal9
Hon w. L. MARCY, Secretary Of War.
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The Message OF the Governor OF ohio.

CINCINNATI T.. 1871.
The message of Governor Bbb Il verv brisf and CON
lined mostly to local subjects the finances are in
nourishing condition the treasury receipt from all
sources during the year, amount to $2,3IA075 on :;
the disbursements, including interest on the public
debtar 80 the balance applicable to the pay
msnt Of the temporary and funded debt of the State Il
$4o9 $40 a. Domestic bonds amounting to $50
have been redeemed during the year from Trust funds
leaving balance OF the Same funds applicable to the
same purpose Of Sis e04 30 The exuenaes of tho
State Government and benevolent institutions for the
past year, were, $2l0 $50 a.. The Governor recon-
500 600 per annum He suggests legislative
ment OF private enterprise In tho construction OF rail
ROADS from the Lake st Louis and other points on the
river and recommends that the legal rate of be
raised above six per cent leaving parties as now to
eontsot for and pay more they chooses and that
of the western rivers and and make
free the canal at Louisville. The governor condemns
the war and advocates the immediate Abandonment Of
IL He opposes the acquison of territory but asserts
the Wilmot provso, In regard to it. II acquired He also
recommends the repeal Of the black laws Of the State
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CLAsslyIcArIoH.

FnHThere arrivals ofd dry cod. and sales were
reported quote them nominal at 50 62x There
receipts Of nackerel and sales rnspred; quote
at$S a So Is. and No. 2satSsa IS IS
FRUIT-eaes of about 1000 boxes bunch made
including dried 81 co. and dry 81 & Sales 300 bbs
Zante rants have ben made this week sk and 800
boxes Of lemons At ~ 20.
HrMP-Thers change prices and he.market wss
quiet.
LEAp-Saes 1000 pigs hard, were reported at 81 so.
MoLAssEs-The sale Of Now Orleans barre Is reported
yesterday wasS made 2sc and II remained
steady day at the same quotation. viz 2sc
penne worth JIG cash. and <0c monhs turpentne
81 s7x offered to 81 50 asked Some sales were
reported on terms not understood Tar nominal.
sales reported. There was no change in rosin.
OL-Linseed-Small sales of English made to-day at
Sc City pressed American remained the
There change in crude whale sperm.
fRovIoNs There sales Of mess prime pork
ported and remained nomnally the 100 bills
shoulders and hams sold &C for the former and
the latter Of slaughtered hogs sold for packing
exc Beef-Ssles Of 800 bbs prime beef made p
and rs bbs beef hams So LaId-Saes Of
kegs lat 9Ac and 200 bbs. at &c. Busr-Saes of some
some lots Of Ohio at lie. CheessThis State, of good
qua ity, worth 6h 7c. and Ohio a6hc which
defate salss were making.
hIcENo sales making day. while prices stood
about the same.
suoARSaes of 100 hhds New Orleans Few CROP just Ian.
ded, were made at 5a3zc. months
TALLow-Sales were reported ~ 8Me.
WHALEBoNEThe marx ct quiet and sales reported
26Mc and $50 do Western at 26c.
FntIGHTs-Fo flour and meal to Liverpool l3d freely
offered 10 900 bb but high asked by pack
cts, and Sd for grain: Cotton 3-l6d. There
to London or Have Parties were waiting Tor sea-
mers ws before moving freely.
REAL Estate IN BRooxLYn-2lots on Henry DeGraw
sos5 each, $4,000; do do IL srsa 2. $3.50.
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On the 9th instant CATHERINE, wife Of Patrick Riley,
aged 81 years and months.
Her friends and acquaintance particularly
qu~sed t. attend her FUNERAL at half past three O'clock
"Wednesday afternoon, from her late residence, No.
81 Gold st. 90 Baltimore papers please copy.
or yellow fever, the 18th November, board the
steamship Mississippi Oh the island Of sacrHoios CHAs
A. MArsr assistant engineer UsN eldest Of Major
Charles Mapes, Of this city.
On the 7th instant, ELISHA JONES BowES, In the Sad
year Of his age
His friends and acquaintance, and those Of his son,
Henry Bowen, also those Of his SOM law Austin, g.
Fordham, respectfully invited to attend his funeral
from his late residence No ~ Ludlow street. Thurs
day, 9th instant at O'Clock, p His remains will be
taken TO Greenwood Cemetery for interment.
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The great nuctuatons In all these departments, With
In the past twelve years account for the great spsou
tive nsnts within that period The banks Of Ohio
are now In medium position. Their specie and circu-
stion do not compare more favorably than In times
Of the greatest sxpanson but the tissues are now upon
different and better basis than in former years. and
therefore Ten years ago the loans and dis
counts Of the Ohio banks s7720724 larger thar
they are, and within that years. the products
Of that State have increased four fold the wealth the
State doubled and the internal and external business OF
the State trsbed Notwithstanding this there are
cities enough to conduct business Of every kind and
credit never was In more healthy condition