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PUBLIC WORKS.

The following article from the Cincinnati ENQUIRER In,
organ Of the Democracy Of Hamilton County fully de
tails series Of transactions in connection with malfea
Sance in office, Of that Board The illegal abstraction
the public money, should open the eyes Of every tax
payer Of Ohio. ''
Hear what tho Enquirer says.-h b. al..U 9H
We referred, in short article, on Friday,
to the commotion produced in the Legislature
by the report of the Treasurer of State that
Sl07, 900 had been drawn from the State Tres
ury since the l6lh of November, 1853-the
termination Of the fiscal year--by the Board Of
Public Works, and the subsequent report of
the Board, that nearly all that amount was for
work. &c., previous to that date. The reports
disclose q manifest deception, by The Board, on
the people and the Legislature.
Tho Board, in their las! annual Report, sta
ted the gross receipts on the Public Works., for
the year 1853, to be S8O5. 1863, and the expen.
ditures on the same; S449, ,87l. leaving a sur
plus OF S155, 992, to be applied to the pay
ment of the interest on the debt contracted for
building these Works. The whole of the in
terest amounts to Sl,0Sl,8 1897. Deduct from
that the surplus repote by the Board, and
We have the enormous sum of 1866, 545 to be
made up by direct taxation, of which the coun-
ties not touched by these Works have to bear
their proportion, as well as those directly ben
e6tted by them.
But it seems that the expenditures of the
Board for the year 1853 we've concealed by
after dating" 10 use the language of Gov Me-
dill, in his annual message TO the Legislature.
That is, in order to make it appear that by
their management Of the Public Works res
pee;able sum was derived Of receipts over ex-
penditures, the Board resorted to the trick
for it is nothing more nor less than that--of
throwing g1arge portion say 100000, Of the
expenses of the year | a53 over into the year
1854, Had the Board desired te act fairly with
the people and the Legisleture,n such expedi-
ent to deceive both would have bren resorted
TO: 80 1H'Ja tat' hJf1m an1a0!d N
The Reports lately made, on calls Of the Le-
gislature, show thai instead of a, surplus of
Sl55, 292, there was really but S48;00O, and
that on Public Works which cost the State for
their construction upwards Of eighteen millions
Of dollars l. being a. little over onesquarter of
one percent, on the Investment. Admirable
management or mismanagement Can this
small return for such large outlay arise from
falling off in the business on these works
or from an increase in expenditures or from
both combined? or from causes not developed
in the reports Of the Board Il?
The following tabular statement exhibits the
receipts and expenditure on the Public Works
since theI compilation, and the deficits III the in
1.-..f r.. A r.or;rad to ha anada hy tavo,;a.
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Connecticut and Rhode Island.

Bring out your Chanticleer Mr.. Companion,
and crow over the Connecticut and Rhode
Island Elections, as you did over N. Hampshire,
with SO majority reduced to l5 or less in the
Legislature. Why don't you crow over the
Nebraska victory in the land Of "WOOdtn
Nulmegs?" All, why don't You, over the
land of Dorr? Just because you can't, eh p
Do you wish any more demonstrations Of
"Whig tricks, ""Clap trap, &c?" IfyOu do
Just have patience till the ides of October.
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THE BOOK or GENIsIs !:

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EcOnOmy--the way 20 Wealth.

|CHRY YSTAL PALACE REhoNED.
Swabaker & Brother are receiving and now opening
one of the and speendd assortment Of ready
made Clothing brought to this Market which they
will sell Wholesale and Retail at Eastern prices.
Their Stock consists Of the following articess l1
1000 Fine Cloth, Cashmere, Tweed, Alpaca and Lin.
nen, Frock Sack, Dress Box and Business Coats of all
styles and cOors sorts and Sizes from Monkey Jacket
Collars Hats, Caps Neck and Pocket Handkerchiefs a
so good assortment of Trunks and Carpet Bags, and
great many other articles too generally keptin Cloth
ing Store ~.
Persons Wishing to procure anything in the Clothing
line will do well to examine Stock Of Spring and
Frl Clothing as we are determined to sell great deal
lower than any other establishment in this town as we
have been in the business in this place for several years.
we refer to our customers for our ability and disposition
to do all we promise. . ;.a a.l ..-.}
Call at our odstand on Lisbon street. Sd house above
Leggets Hotel
CarrolltOn, April l3, 1884.
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ment can be defeated. We rejoice, however,
thsts movement has been made in the Legs
lsturs on TIE subject The public mind should
be satisfied ia IL inquiries and doubts. The
tsxpayers Of The State. who have to make up
out individual pockets the annual heavy
deficit to pay the interest on the debt eontrset'
ed for the construction Of these Works have a
right to expect Of the legislature a thorough
examination into the management OF these
Works by the Board. Hamilton county's share
of last years deficit amounts to better than one
hundred and twenty thousand dollars which
her citizens have paid by direct taxes, About
one half the taxes levied in each Ooanty for
State purposes, the past year, viii go to make
up the large deficit in the fund. We do not
wonder at all that the public mind is uneasy at
the enormous expenditures made by the Board
and the small surplus Of receipts over ex-
penditures derived from our public works.
How some Of these expenditures have been
allowed TO increase, can be judged from the
ollowiHg tabular statement Of the amounts
,aid Collectors and Inspectors for the last sey,
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NEW YORK MARKET.

FL0UR-Prces easier, but not qdotvbly lower rang
ing at 81 to 1881; ], 200 bbs sold at sat 1t
WHEAT-Sass of 4, 900 bush at prices tribe high.
err Genessee S2,l2. ....
C0RN-Sales $4,000 bush at prices trihc lower, from
.75 to slc' 49,. I
SUGAR-Saes 100 bbl Orleans at 4ic. .t
M0LASSES----0r Orleans dull at 26c. I III. .i,..
PORK Prices trile lower, Sales 500 bb1 a II.
26 to 1880. ...
BEEF Market firm, with an upward tendency
Sales oof 256 bbls.
LARD----Prices lower. Sales at 9t.
HAMS-Qu0ted at a &c. .'a.=az-s
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL.

This popular Hotel, in Pittsburgh. has lately
gone into the hands of Messrs. shrls and
Bryson, lately Of Washington, Pa. We rec
ommend them as gentlemen, for kindness, and
attention to the comfort of their guests, will
merit the patronage of the public. Please give
them a CALL.
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BOARD OF'EDUCATION.

The election for memb ers Of the Board o
Education for this Borough, held on Monday
last, resulted in the choice of the following
persons
Jacob Helfrich, for 3years.
John S. Hunter, &c
James Huston, +"
All, men of ability, under whose manage
ment our schools will doubtless flourish.
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OHIO STATE JOURNAL.

This establishment has passed into the hands
of Fallett d Co., of Sandusky. The estab'
lshment was sold for $50, 900 it cost double
that amount and is magnificent concern, but
it has been sinking operation to Mr.. Scott
Fallett is Wbig of the first water-a tried
Wing. We wish him much success in his un'
dertaking na v.te
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

In session; Judge Belden presdes. Nothing
of interest to outsiders has yet been done
There is but small amount Of business on
hand and but few to see it transacted.
If business continues to decrease in the ratio
it as for a.few years, the Judge need not come
more than once in year, during his second
term.
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HOOK AND LADDER CO.,

Will meet on Saturday evening next, al
their usual place. Turn. out all of you-a
cOme-don't be tagging in this matter. I'm
portant business on hand and must be attended
to. Let every member of the Company be in
attendance. 'f' #
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Carroll County RalIrOad.

An act bas passed the Legislature, author
izing the Electors of Centre Lee q Union tps., to
vote for as many Of the Directors of our road,
as have been heretofore appointed by the Coun-
ty Commissioners. Election to take place on
The first Monday of May LeKt. Trustees o
said townships willtherefOre give the necessary
attention. .aa
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NEW GOODS

Constantly arriving in Carrollton, our Mer-
chants are determined not 10 be a whit behind
anybody in this particular
Carrollton is the place to buy CHEAP New
GooDs. Come along-here's the place to get
the worth Of your money-so don't forget
but come to Carro!lton before purchasing else
where-you can be suited to a T.
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Markets.
CARROLLToN MARKETS,
CAnAoLLroS, March. 80. 1884.
oLEAvIAND MARKET. = y
MORNING LEApFp OFFIcE.

... April ~ ioO4s
FLOUR-We have small sales 70 no.e At $500 Ts-
60 as to quality. 70 -,
WHEAT-Rangss from $l,40 70 l,4s.ihT
CORN-0ferng at SOC
OATS--The price has not changed. Sales are made
at IS to SO on the cars. .
SEEDS-Cloyer sells at S. TO b,l2f. TnefeHesmAh
transactions IN Timothy at $3.50. ef
WHITE BEANS-Prces range from u to Pa
We hear Of small sales at first figures. ~, n
PORK-The demand is limited. We quote sales AZ
slS. ta'
LARD-We.note small sales, by the bbL at SIC.
EGGS The quoted rates. by the bbi are 81 70 20. "
BUTTER---From common to choice may be quoted a 3
s TO f2c.
RICE-There is light stock in the market. The ru''r
ling price is st to 81.
PEACHES-Peeled sell at lie per ID unPeeled, per-
bu. 81, 81 to l,50, ..e-. ~.g -Frs
DRIED APPLES-Prices hold at 81 l,l2f. ..ss
FISH-Whts may be quoted at $si Trout ct $3.50 .
toIS. ..s. . 5-.-,
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PITTsBURG MARKET.

April 10, 1854.
FLOUR-e1trA, sc rs to Z O5. rsT yy,'s
.GRAIN-Oats SO to As. ABarley-65. Whsat-el, 80.
Corn-55 to CO. Rye-70. ..-r ....+
BAC0N-Shoulders- g. Hams, Q.
BUTTER-15al6.
EGGS-9al0. ... ...t ... .-.. a-l
FISH-Mackerel, No. 8, large, tl1 6Oall 7S. Trout
and White, $9a$l0.
GROCERlEs-Sugar, 5. MOlaSses, Is a2e. Coffee,
firm at IL Is. i-3 'a'
HAY-$l6 g.
sALT-No. /, and extra, ats2 90 az ob. -.'
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Rhode Island Election.

The State, says the providence Journal has
passed into the hands of the Wings. VIM.
W. HOppin is elected Governor by over two
thousand majority. There is no choice Of the
other officers The Wings have carried both
branches of the General Assembly by decisive
majority, securing the election of all the Wing
candidates not elected by the people
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FIRE ENGINE.

Company Hope No. l." will parade or
Saturday, the 18th inst, Members be in at
tendance. We wish this new organization
success in their enterprise. Citizens give them
a helping hand
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u seems from The above That Che receipts
have fallen otf and the expenditures increased
Cor the last few years, Whether the enormous
esbendital4s arise from bad management we
eassotssy and il Is doublfaE il, any Legislative
seT@tipx can dsscover,H considering the utter
wanE of ehecks thEeEa around dhesBosrd BY
law, by which inproper or fraadulsntmsnages
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TELEGRAPHIC.
THE HOUSE

Will probably stand 10 wings to lS demo-
Gratis and independents.
THE HOUSE
Will be composed Of al wings and 81 demo-
Gratis and independents
So much for Rhode Island. II is more dis
astrous for the DoUeLAs Democracy than the
result in New Hampshire and Connecticut. 1t
is verdict of the people that will alarm and
dsmay at Washington. Verify, the elections
Of 1854 are likely TO leave the administration
in most helpless. deplOrabIe condition. %, S.
Journal. 4t b
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OF all the happy households, that is where
falsehood is never thought Of. All peace is
broken up when once it appears that there is a
liar in, a. house. All comfort is gone when
suspicion has once, entered-when there must
be reserye in talk aud reservation in belief
y tI7d,Jief Marfineaa. ''''F 'e''' -" ''1.i'-
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uFirel, Fire!!

The Carrolton Hook & Ladder Company win take no.
tce that the regular quarterly meeting of the Company
will be held Saturday evening next at theusal time
and place. Members are requested to be in attendance
April Is, 1851. WM. mccoy, ,Sse'y
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Notice.

Andrew Mccullough my n;aoo: 4, an ,s,s s':'eh@'n; IN. n
was issued on tue lOtu uhy Vi
Horace Beknaps March, A. D. 1854, BY John
West Justice of the Peace of 0ange township Car
roll county Ohio against the moneys and effects Of Hor'
ace Belknap non resident of Carroll county, for the
sum Oh fifty.sevCn dollars.
April Is, 1854.-3t. ANDREW MCCULLOUGH.
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MARRIAGE NOTICES.

MARRIED-On the 9th inst. by the Rev. J. W. SSick,
Mr. DAVID sNIyELY to Miss LUCINDA CAN'T all Of Car.
roll County, 0.
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Edited and Published BY T. H. STocKroN, Of Baltimore,
Md. Formerly Editor of the "Ohrstian World" BIZ
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THE First, Volume of the Divine Library or Cyclope-
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DIED,

April Sth inst, Of Scarletfever, RALFH B., son Of
Gen. L. r. EckIey, aged three years.
"Day light dying leaves thee lying aF
In the cold damp vault Of clay; ..l1.t
Stars look brightly on thee nightly,
Till the coming Of the day"
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~
THE BOOK OF BOOKS IN ITS SIXTY SIX PARTS.
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P R o 5 P E G T U S d,

THE HOLY BIBLE IN SEPARATE VOLUMES
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TAsinsrssdOns. with tie amendment, were
then sgreed to. ~
The Speaker then announced ths special com
uittss for the purpose determining snd report,
Jag upon the school law.
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The First in order and certainly Of Che first in I'm
por,ance Of all the Holy Books--the Fonntan'H HeadO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21

q sivfsstios and Drograss against Sarsaxsn nd ~
netiop Hence tbs present - - and future hsps
xuuuu RuounAup usoLrsH OoAsx eyARDGHCM mm4
On B3ARD MCGOWAN.
rhs Lo.drs Mess Of The Oh q IssIsay syss-rhs
Forfsucush CORES on6snt undsr dsts Of tbs eth:-
n pssysratioss q thss port become every day Of
more vArliks char osr. An order came dovn to-day
for drafting half the Coast Guard board the VI
yous line Of battle ship ntttsg here and ct other psgs
1his step VIII ed TO the naval service about three thou
sand Of the most sosnt and stsadisst men eouId pos
sbly rssevs-au Of them cell transd In gunnsry and
admirably adapted 70 form the nucleus Of ersws TN % ~
Mns Of sess shiss With them the nswy raised
- brought into state Of complies ssisnsy, and pow
eul Baltic hest may be organised without the peesssty
cf rssortfng to fmpsssnsnt Parties Of arrive
daily, and should any increase 70 thar sunbsrs b
neefsd u would appear that bounty or better pay 70
volvntssrs 4 eli that required to eject the object Il
believed that many COED man Of vax's holding
neek u tbs hops Of sonshng this kind being osred
win sroeaby, however BE- unnecessary TO take this
step At lsast for the present Bat seamea are
wantsd than can b obtained under present roguaon
houniss and better pay must bs tried to avoid the In.
Justice Of mprssmsnt Of the few for the good Of the
many.
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publish. he may deem ssnvsnisnt, the plaAs q The
isIands, n this asy other country Of Europe.
- order Of the Chsrge dA0hfry.
T. DE LA FUENTE, AttaehS 10 The LsgAtioa.
The estimate obtained By ordsr Of Admiral hGssby,
asd which sommusested 70 ths kngiah governmsat
In the early part Of December last Wa As follows
16Ns
Quantity snsinipg nsrthsrn slaad. 600
Dsso ON esnGs 10 and te00. ~
Sashuv % sousn0n nAno. o0Vs w
Total. 4 600 O0o
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Commercial Affairs.
ANTHONY, DOaR b CO.'S CIRCULAR.

ANTHONY, D0RR cos CIRCULAR
Oar market stll continues TO be govsrnsd By the r.
ports relative to ths Eastern question and prices ana
sS.ss:s o. NE past oraeSs have Dos S.:s SS
they 70 indicate favorable future Of
peace Wheat Il with dfnsslg maintained Asits present
transactions entered into st a. 10 g. quarter
for Epssh wheat than the rates Of last koaday.
very cn and in most isssassss the pros quoted Il
decline q 70 y. per quarter. For best bs ~
TO ~ per cent u the current rate the inpsrta Of
he government balance for The year ssding the sth
as4 4ss "a o. he ..p..aturs sSl ia, $50 ils Ii
leaving surplus Of x3 2SS to4 l4s. ID.
trsn.ss,ios. have tsss. 81" q i. ~s1.rsv = M s1
vanesd price ne securities most inquired for State
loans United States Stock and Ars class Railroad honda
full prices. Accounts sm the iron districts very 70.
vorsbls The furnaces IN full work. and
the year 1854 promises to 10 Al hast third greater
than that Of any former year
JANIS x'HINRy's CIRCULAR.
LvnrooL, Feb. Z. 1854
cleared eff for prime quality the dsmssd 10 very good
but inferior IL only lsebs ct oonsdsrsbls decline from
quotations Beef and pork keep very hngad Chssss
LARD il In improved request, At full rates.
TAAow oksss with an upward tendency.
LIssrD cAKn very quiet
RICE culi asc 90. b. L. lower
BRxADerUrn.-The improved feeling advised last mall
has besn sustained. Flour and wheat nave declined
b. barrel sAd Is per 10 lbs from the highest point
ISdsn corn ~ reosdsd "a to 3d.
CorvN the close Of last week - tier feeling
was pei o. ptibe sd on Saturday aftsrne active
speculative demand sprung up making the total sales Of
the day 10 eco hAs the Improvement soatnued lester
day. when another 10 900 bales sold ct advance
Of I'd per b on middiing qaalitiss with staple. To
osy there IL mot gate 10 buoyant Market the more
ous and the sales only reach COO kales Since Thurs
day ast there has been fair Of business doing
In Manchester both BY foreign and homo buyers.
BROWN, sHIPLKY b co.'s CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. Z, 1854
We had an active demand for cotton during the two
days succeetpg the date Of our circular the salss
being COO bales, with 800 to Spectators traing
advance In prices owing TO the favorable opinion
entertained OF the Eastern question; but the dscu sion
last night In the House Of Lords being decided against
peace the market II again nat TO day, the sales being
5000 bales. At the above quotations.
The corn market has been dull ut decline of 3D. per
bushsl In wheat and IT, barrel In four Indian
In Little demand, 1T previous rates.
MsCELLANxOUg
LONDON Monty hARkET, February 7-Uonsidsrng the
state Of AFFAIR." money in Britain mult be quoted easy
and the public securities comparatively little
Anested BY the announcements made to Pailiam snt.
Opsoh closed for mepey and account elX . DIX;
Three and qusrtsr per cents 92Z . S2X. Bank
Stock 2l6 Alt; Exohsquer Bills It's 20s. pre- MUM
After oc!a hours (Tuetday, THU oonsoh better
and were done ct ok 81 lx
PARIS BouRs..-Threes closed osf. 500; -Four aida
halls, CIT &c.,
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IRELAND.
MOVEMENTS o. rHs BRrTIeH AMY.

oonsFondsnt Of the London NeSs, writing nom
Dublin On the It'll Instant ssys-fhsrs 10 inetased 40
tvity IN military circles here owsg to the receipt Of
orders from the Horse Guards for recruiting larger
seals than heretofore 1t appears that the regiments Of
the line are to augmented 70 the M strength OF one
Shousanc men There much diculty II ostAiang
recruits than had been supposed BY those imagined
that the vast extent of the smigrsnou especially OF
for the service Of the country The rsorusg for the
ssvAl coast volunteer service In the south also pro
essdng susosssfuly. The following ID stated 10 b
correct list Of the rsgimsns under orders fer Coastan
tnope together with hhe dates 1t which they are a.
yeehd to hold themselves In readiasss to smbArk-
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This would reduce the infsny force In the uui king
DOM irrespective Of tie brigade Of Guards TO IL rsel
reuts Wis tho 34th, 20th 07th A6th 6Sd 77tb, 9lst
IL 10Th, 2sd sud the Rife Brigade II 10 intsadsd
IN the ensuing month that camp combating o. 900
kugah militia, shall BE- formed either ct Ono sham
such other place the General In command Of the army
shall deem At
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The Board met last evening whom, In the absence q
the RscoYdsr s,psrver KY, motion, took The shas.
The niautss Of the last meeting vss then read AID ~
proved. mLis RxHp.
Jbs supsrysor II ths senth ward rad ths report u
,psosj son siitss In relation t. he bt before
tbs legislature Affecting the rights AID intsres 81 the
ov but IL OF the shsnss Of Tie Mayer anA
Recorder 10 aeticn YES taken upnn ths sAnA
Os nOtisa, " Board thea adjosyBe4