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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
Population OF Ohio.

80 with regard to csnsls and railways, Ohio at once
tbe policy Of New IN relation 10 WORKS OF inter
nal and under the OF De witt Chlton
the " spade into the ground 10 connect the waters
Of Lake Erie aud the Ohio Byer Her cana system 10 nov
la full scvy for 9y7 miles. somprs ng six main canss and
diver improvements. Her railways extend la all diectlos
80 miles. while In Hewi GA oateGPTse have with
oil our wealth but 2.cV0 miles
Nor IL in the cultivation Of her material Interests that
Ohio hh distinguished hefs but sLe has eIhbed the
cyusdsrt and forecast her system Of education
her hauaus hteIl and tito Institutions ndsed in all
those social Arrangements whn constitute the refinement
aid counfJrt OF civilizatJ N. wealth aud progress
Aud uBder the pre.ure OF ti unhoy war and tho 10
eupop Of portion Of her most lucrative commerce by the
route Of tie A,sssspp ONO moves rist on" with the
same udgsrous pers,toncy In tho path she has aid down
salt aud conBuei TO prosper From the report OF her
Corunsoner Of sia.csfor tie State 10 wlsc a. well
powe fol keep, her l.a,ofs an advised Of her
material Irogsss-ws learn interesting facts which are
Of great value In the estimate ~ our general reourees aud
The uUmber Of new structures erect
cd curing ye 1904 IL equal to the of the last five
ysns Zoe average OF mortgage debts IL tive million. sis
sn tie average preceding Yeas aud private debts ssner-
ally rapidly decf,a-ug The current debt has actually
been dnin he'd the last year ten millions OF dollars
An ncrc M ability susin The burden OF the State and
General Government Is ascoraned by the important fact,
90 CO. whein 1907 tho amount Dy the
people was +8ocO,O0O Nor IL her credit IA tho STOCK
Maret DOUBTFUL when her e cent bonds commend lls In
ali se The products OF her soil alone are eslima'ed at
$50 sna Ter canals aud railways are worked TO their
uiRlost capechy.
Anl although ,ho la, contributed coo 20 tho
ana NOUN. tho los Of many gallant yet neilheT tue
oxss. VI Production tue Increase Of wealth has boen
Sls.bIy IctII dod.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
Receipts OF Prodne~

$40 ha VIII u- ~ 800 bbs Flour 300 bsgi - gO
~ Dds whisky, 90 bush O.ts q 400 bush seso, 80
90 on M.'l .od 100 pkg. Butter. 1900 paga Lard IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

900 n a. l2oap.o. for Western, and lsi0'a3 Tor City
cash .x.o,,,
WHISKY III, -, dull and lower sales OF 500 bbls.
AZ soc' Tor state. and 47947,c L.. "'''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
The Arabia for Liverpeel.

BosroH. Tuesday. March IT, 1881
Tho mails for the steamship Arabia will Gloss q
a. M, tomorrow "wednesday. and shs viii ssl u
IL O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

MASON IL HAMLIN's CABINET OR
WI CANS the bes. for small churches thspes SAP
end private houses Recommendad the beat
Instruments OF their clai by Lowell Macon, WIN Il. Brad
bury George James Webb George Root. Thomas Hast
gan OrgsrYst Of Grace Church. New-fork; John Znnde
Organist Rev H. w. Beecbers Church; Gustsvus smia.
Wols Orgsnis Of Christ Church :thay ~ II j. Mesen'
thai Orysnt Calvary Church, ". Y j. Flint Orgnis Mad
ison squsre Church, r. Y. Theo Hnzen Ednsr Y. Mu'
cs Revew and Gazette and many Others OF the moss g.
tnsuished muscsns In Volume AMI excellence OF tone. du
rabty Of workmanship oence OF material and variety
effect these instruments uneqused Prices 90 to
MASON & HAMLlN's MELoDEoNs have the Llghos.
reputation. Prices t00 10 S2s.
NsIeIooIus Nos. and MeIcer-st., NewY orf.
MASON BROTHERS.
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NEw.YORK CATTLE mAxKRT

FoR TIRE WEEK ESpIye Jrp.n.x NJ, =, 100,
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF or ALI KIM, D., -, a..
According TO the reports from several n.rke sn. a.
no city, there have been received this wesk. P'' IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
Mnsieal 1nsirnmenks.
AT WIN. d. BRADBURYs.
flRST-CLASS PIAN0-FORTES.

No. l2I Broome.st. corner OF Cfo.by-No. an.
In withdrawing from the late partnership OF LlGllTE
BRADbUhfS and by the puche OF tho interest Of Of
the former FATHERS the subscriber has been enabled to
socurea
SPLENDID STOCK
of elegsnt PlANOf ORrES Of the thorough workman
ship beautiful tone elastic touch end perfect hus Ia ell
Terect These ipftrunehts lie IL enabled TO ohef 70
cash customers alta ng nivsuce upon old rates notwith
standing every kind Piano narra has advanced
iou ~ 10 60 per The profession and The public ere In
yited 10 examine Every iDstrune1t FULLY WARhANIhp
WIN. b. BRADBURY. No. 427 Broomett, Nv
Of Cro.by-si. block east Of Brohdwey M l.
A MAGNIFICENT 7-OCTANE ROSEWOOD
~ PIANO.FORTE FOR SALE An thru odorn improve
merits fy sgrantsed for three years. ul Iron Plate ove
strung has, Frenon scon maie to order cost $500 WIZ
n. ,od f IA inc udns and cover luquhs at No. 10
West lGtAst between 5ih aid 6th'svs
nOARDMAN. GRAY d Co.'S unequaled
- FORTtS for the Agency No. 726 Broad
IA ~ .,ynr,y Just Ieceived-6t T. aud II octave
~ C.. Lighte 81 Co., pianoiorte Manufacturers
n No.421 Broomsst I'd block east Of Broad~sy.-Tbis
e,,lirImsnii row continued by Mes.r. +. G.
I;gbte and Louis Eru,t. Mr.. g. LS9e wa. the senior
er aud only practical Panofos Maker of the s!e hirn
Of Li,he BradburyI Pianos Tor Sale aud " Lei.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
The BOsfon Posk says;

M, 81 IN. va,ios. copper mining companies are the
orpeips stocks for speculative action Tho mos. Pro'nns.
Of these mines. which free Of debt. snS ar wpins
oos,'v o,a he Minnesota Pusburg Quincy, Pew.o'c'
f%tla central N.ion l.e Royse m...an t b, ~ 10
per Fails. making ton IN nil each psns h are Of tho
,sspd wing class and tho last hve are ce.hy
that way aud co"sidered cheap % nfpu, OF 80
.sIues rho Iso Royso shows cssn suIPs,, u !. al
r HocLisad about $4,000 and III, Copper F' ma
Nv nt nrobs of between 100 and $500 pet nonn,
So,,oaspco Of tho improved ohne and Isd o. Ne a.
OF oduoL koU'Y orkss have more 'ns'' u'' Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

New.YOrk Exchange Bank.-s.tsnent 81 ne
NEW YORK EXCHANGE BANk sIeseea oy Ssseeei ~ Ls~
~ ~, for "a. Saturday the lth day oil March 49,
Average Loans aae sSot ~
Ave- Of Spece 0s,S.s
Average Of c'reuA on .ys'asy ~
Av-ra
CIV and County Of NewYork Har-ad Cashier Of -
New Yo Baa duly sworn teposs anu say u ~
correct know.etze and bee
ADV'S ID. HALSrEAD. Cashss.
o"''' 49, A. 8 Vas -sss. sosry Pubue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
Nh. s,stsments Of the Philadelphia banks for the
last two weeks compare as follows:

The bopdholders Of the Scioto and Hooking Val
leu Railroad are notified to transmit thsir bonds TO
rho Trustees, thu. the unpaid coupons may be col
lectod and the bonds extended, In ACCORDANCE WIZ"
the decree Of sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
Bank Statements.

Bank of Newly orb. Statement OF the BANK OF
SF YORK. required Chapter $50 Laws 1883 Tor The veso
ending Saturday, tho i+h day Of March, lsss
Average Loans sod Dsco -
A.erase Clrcu
Average Of D@posta eoot,oil
G ~ .n Coaniy York VIM Meeke cssnef o. hS
being duly sworn devose snd cay my Tue so's
'a w. 0. MEEkER, CASHIER.
o""'H ''''' A' ' ~ H.r,os C. GIssos, Notary Pubic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

The Money narke, is withou, change 10 notice.
On C.ll, Money ia abundant At Sal Y cent
The hrss salea Of Pacific Mail made on the Goth
February at seller twenty como due tomorrow ct Il
los. Of abou, % Y cent.
The Stock Board adopted a resolution to-day sx-
pelling any member who should attend amy session
Of the Public Bonri, either In person or by repre-
tentative. The vote was % 10 81 The smolder-
ing antagonsm Of tho two boards has thus broken
out into open war. The Pnblio Board at tho Gfer-
noon session appointed Committee 10 report what
re,aliatory action ,hould be adopted The move
ment Of the members Of the Stock Board in thus de-
priyipg themselves OF the facilities Of the two SEES
sops Of the Pobic Board for tho transaction Of
businer, reminds US Of tie Iorcine quadruped which
cute it's own throat in attempting 10 swim. The
customers Of these gentlemen they will probably
find will have something TO say In this matter.
The transfer books Of the Bucks County Lead
Nine were opened today at No. % Exchange Place,
and the certificates issued Some large transactions
were mado in the stock at <3ds3 % v share.
The aggregate expor. Of produce and merchan'
disc Exclusive Of sfocie) for the past week was
$i,G7l,2D.
Gold Las been fairly active to-day, and, without
mportan. change, the tendency has been downward.
After selling ut 1851, it co,od at 1911 bid.
Under the title of the Union Trus. Company OF
Nes.York, d bill has been introduced 10 incorporate
a company, with 81 100000 capital and powers
similar TO those of the other tru,t companies Of this
city. The number OF trustees is limited 10 thirty.
The following ia the list, far as wo have heard,
embracing as will be seen Of tho most respect
able and wealthy gentlemen in the State:
George W. Cuysr Freeman CLARKE. Constant Cool, John
Arpott William r. Aldrch. Leonard w. Jerome W lillian
FityhuYh Stephen A. Roe. Addison q. Jerome Samuel
| "a Wh,.st IT, Andrew " Stout, George w. Gray, WIN.
| y BupL,I Jacob Gould, Lloyd hspInval Samuel u, H.
| harlow William X Tfsysis James \. Wed,"orth, ysme,
Rsns,,d BENJAMIN H. Hutton. Edward b. Wss,, Huff, n
klng Thous. w. Oleo.s. Frederick C. Oebhad, ffanc.
5kiddy.
Ths annexed table compares the price Of ) erling
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

DOYS WANTED.--Two or three accustomed
II 10 worn on Adams or Cylinder Presses Also. two
tbrs. 10 oil In Sheets Apply in the Printing Office, NO
Spruce ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

GOOD SERVANTS, in great abundance and
N variety, may be found al the EMPLOYMENT SOCiE-
TVS OFFICE, al Cuton Hail. AseT-psc aud Sth.ss q
doors cas-. Of Broadway German, Dutch, French and
Rev. WM. DEMAREsT, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
MAGNINICElT r.OCTANE ROSEWOOD
TIAZLETON BROTHERS,
III OVERsTRUN0. GRAND, AND SQUARE

TIANOFURIE MANuFAClUREhS
No 90 Princest few doors west Of Broadway NewYork
These Psn0s have always received the r premium wher'
ever they have been exhibited written guaranty for five
yeer psnie each Piano. These Instruments will be
sold nj prices to suit the titaes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
PRACTICAL CRAFTSMAN and ME-

"A gANIC Of long experience in designing and cons rue
"A Csreut steam mschnefy and man Ageneut Of shops.
tio1 onable po'to' address j. H. NJ IhSaae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
Ghanses for Bnsiness 1len.

DARE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a year
HI gusrGnteed the principal loom No 10 Court
iaud.-sL Hotel. from IL O'clock 10 ?.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
Eanis.

A RTTNDANCE GOOD SELECT SERVANTS
A I.ad at the I n.i:a No Se III and 'Pr ote s
English German. Inn 20 All; all AsO neat tidy Small
help. civn aud cspA''e' ~ MAS. FLOYD.
Cina Conducted 0J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
A y0TNG GERMAN, who speaks and writes

"A Ensish cur a. ClERK. LIGHf PORTER, &c,
desires 5 to WORK aud has the best Of references Ad
So. upRMAN. Tribune once.
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The annexed table compares the price of Sterling

The following table will compare the present
condition Of the banks with that at tho close Of the
ding week last wear:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

WANTED. by competent Man, TO SELL
w GD0Ds on COMMISSION: well posted IN tue
Hardware CTookery and Fancy trade Reference No. l.
lddress Boz No. 10, Tribune Once
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Tho lst.st information r,spoctiu.t'c ro.crneuts
OF the rebel armies ful confirm gu pre- ,.u5snt-
cp',ions u! desi u. " cave thcd cities 40 take
esrs Of thsuse'e,, AMI concentrsictw, largo forces
one u the Bori ,r State and one IN Viz. % a,
which would mutually supp IT sscl Other. r. r.
now .. pears 10 he 'ius doubt that how ffcl
n eonc' ntre,ins IN Tennessee TO ~ uio. Gu,r..J
E"ssctASs and Il INrins h. detail, aid al =
cru ing blow that Is expect & ,,,u,. , lost
festrGss. Tbs lac, ust al las. &C o.iis
General RosEcEANs had cxt,nlcd bis ioiccs
into Georgia, indu O. the far tla. lo nay
have 30 FIR w,a. lei his mes rs t. aIgr
BR.od or JonSsro>, or oh. /. "a nee g. ct
ID LIS COMMUNE lions w.t. BtEs..IG l- a.
norih. The position Is not free from aux .'y. re
relies are seeking TO Ie,over strategy waa,tlcy
have lost by lighting, ard Chnt'Huoog. ard Eas,
Tsnnossee are If to- VITAL interest 10 ter ,,..,
~ permit them t. abandon all hope Of 4 cir rec. "
cry. The runor that portion Of Gea. Lea
army has gone to Tennessee is therefore Hkcly t.
b correct, and we shall! probably hear OF Il de.
'is'vs battle In Tat region within n bret Iefi5d
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Entertainment to tho Russian Officer,

Thsfs Is such An Obvious propriety IN sx ending
OIL possible courtesies 10 the representatives Of tie
Rns'ian government as the only European power
Mat has inaintsinsds hearty sympathy with the
ni'sd s'sses during present troubles that our
Citizens will heartily concur in the resolution
adopted BY tie Board Of Aldermen yesterda,.
sh'sndins the hosptaliies OF the city TO Cap
N~ boolskod and the officers Of the
Russian 'rigs,e os,iata, now iu our harlor.
"Nis concurring IN the mot YES that PROMPTED the
hsyor aud CITY Fathsrs III tie adoption e The !, g.
AN,on- We suggest, for the purpose Of Co icrgirg
lie more honor and qualification ~ our dist!u-
Slished visitors, departure from tie Ordinary
node adopted on such occasions. Ofsll tn ngs Ia
lie world, reception in the Governors Jorr, aud
banquet In the eyeuiug, sre motor Vlsy
ne most tedious aud luIn-druu, iuc'l d
'n VI eotiering honor upon oar ity gle.ts
or The sake o! our honor We hope t.,y W.. Je
spared this infection. NJ patriot who des,tes to
encourage Russian GOODWILL toward US. and In,
ever beard speech from our worthy Mayor. vou a
desie TO viet mike the oEcers o; the Os,.ala will
Al after dinner hsrsugue from ths, Official True.
~P'r''ou' Ut s'en sN u the guests u!ly be iggor.
'H we language, but NJ Is on,y IA ai All nal
1Uiuisn' Ia favor u dispensing Wit a ,u4tsiu
'Aa' 10 more honored Ia ths rc,ch tlau the ...-
"N.hee We Propose, therefore, hat ina f,,..
'ne usual reception diuner and st pid speseass.
'-' s's DOL hs.y 10 b- appreciated by tie H. ian
ser" 'l"' bal snail be given wh .ch they w. u
'Af " ENJOY ~ none but sailursd.la-red BIS tho,
sneh sctnes-can thorOugf'y arI.o.
.'ss' Ah'S suggestion is made with i've. r..u.
'~'ion u NE p'unders sni corruption u,th, ,,,..
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THE NEW YORK 81 y.
FRIDAY MORNING. StPl. i, is,'.


Ry,s the Preeidonr- sfnsn,iptt on pro am BE-
aos nr.< appeared, It ws' inanii''t tatth" seq =
a., Of Ksn,ul ky, M--oIii, Maryland. De awe,
and The lo,sl districts OF othec STAT r, would
,I,vcj,s on III. civil suthor,ies # tie r-sit .
su.ss the duty Of prov dag fjr to 'Ai...t'n o'
slavery, instead o. La.u, i pcs,rA'l = I O.
-n.htsry power Of the general s.s'.n H'ni. III
Missouri We have &c that PROMPT &C .ol as
tsen by tie N...cnal Couvcnti "a an.. i.ta'.',s
we're adopted by wh.h sa'sfy "iL 10
.ssdsd out Q! that Site Ia few yeafs.
ia Maryland. tie sut Jcct IL now .ooEhs ~
Of, inpertslc,, aHd TIC appio 1eh ~ 'lees "a
- turn N .mal is,oD. g werner BrNf' tu
Ass written All earuss. sud dspas'ioust' ,'t'r 10
favor o,ensnc'pat N. On slcisl AID 'c't org 80
vel ~ patriotic grounds, AMI a. s,L;A. iot.r
sturs pfostef.ty ofihe S.li,. II .Ls. .l'Nt' .',
Ala, the peope sayud sIuinste T. j.. i.li g IS
th.ifoau sulubt.ry t., fc. from ...e 'o-
81. on and su.. ST. st.tc to...n.i Do o., l.,.'
cary a. l.cI, t. devise IA" measure. t, tea.lt
T. the mrsu,iri,, TIE ne:,-.' ucs 81 tic ,.yi y.,
.nI the G., n,ac. If ,pio.iu- hiues are rai' d.
.r.d atns llsvcry from tn Stat. "a d are ~. 20
leave but .iue work TOR the convention, svcep' i.
c ndtn hy the civil authority the work bat
viii ave been already mplish'iis tc Pei f.
isry. The saves are not slow e. ava 10 ros
Of th,A. OPP nt.u.t,s b. e'cai..s 1T. TO- .ioe
d stes Or enlls, ug H. tho IT, $. at,.o..
reaty there Il an srm ~ t.f . Il. ~
aud the evil n rias,- 20 r,tets N!.tn- c.i.
aud conform s,stc Iass t. tc a.tr,d ,oad-
u5n u lGArs, IL now IT, ciio' l-pt '"uI
1Lat occupies The ot.,ut Oh Of thc I,o. lie
AID poiitCi.ns II the stat. Sssftta,y Srs.-
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ORATHO.
.on u John and Kate De Hsss, :ced / DAY.

Ig e Sana .DS R.: bs s.. geo d
In iiss,ss We hope to meet him yet.
We will clap him 70 our hearts again. 200
.ni .ssfs ESQ., Il: :st ;es
TSs iends and r.siye: Of tn. family ar. respect
'uiy invited to s,ttnd the iuner.l, ihi,, drid.y,
IVES, IT. It. Loui. MOD p,psrs plesse copy. iG7
daa Of asssa ssRi c. sh a :asn
Her funeral will take place on Friday afternoon
i,th inst At 2 o,eloch, from her lste residence.
iion. ~ '''A'' ''''''' 30,
LYNCH A, his residence, 100 North Second at.
tive Of Co. Ro,common, ireland, sssd IS. yes..
The friends Of the family are te,peeifuly invited
sept. Is, at oelk. from bis late residence. Is
,sMAHEpY.At West Point Nsv York, Sept, 10,
1867 BRIDGET Mshedy, na.ye Of the Parish Of Edge
III, friends aud scluain,Ance', and those OF her
sons, william, Patrick aud james, respectfully
noon a. ~ O'Clock, from the residence Of her sou.
ratLi,s Mah.dy; Prince ct, near HILARY 't Brooklyn,
MCCORMICK On Thursday morning Sept II.
Wilii'n' nf.rt ION OF William and Cahrrine NJ
'o!ulics. Assd month.
bursh. n;
ht'I lNE-On Wedncsday, sept. 10, Of water
the brain, John H., rou OF Patrick and Mary Me
Dnifr, AGED ycars and day..
Tho relative, and fri.nds OF tho family are respect
ND invited to stend the funeral thls di,ds{l
nttsrho n, at ~ O'Clock. from tbs residence " his
parents, SIS Sith ave ..
OBRlfS In Brooklyn, on Thlrudav, Sept. II,
Gala inc Oili'n, wife Of Hugh O'Dr.u, lately d.,
| e. astG, Gg,l 81 year.
Her remsins Viii be taken tom the residence N,
Ter sst 1, 81 Hud-on ave, e. ia, Church OF the A.
"a apt on ~Lr lay mCrluK, SCI ~, ut 10 o'clk
were soeiua requiem bzss viii he offered for tn
itporn OF hcI soul. Ibs funeral VIA take place AT
O'Clock rom the church The ri rde and relatives
are respectfully invited 10 attend, without further
tice. IL,
| sNYDER-On Tuesdsy. Sept 18th, a . O'Clock. =.
NJ, Mary Ann, wife Of Joe, III snyder, Of Astoria,
asGd " Jrsis ana monthd.
Dcarcst mother, thou hast LEFT us.
And Thy loss We d., ply feel.
Ilt'h- Tod Who hath bar, IL IA,
lie can AL our rorrow- heal.
She ele.ps IN jesus.
The friend. II tn. family src respectfully invited
20 attend The funeral, on Saturday afternoon, s-It
| 10, At O'Clock. 2Uf
| TERRINGTON In Brooklvp. Sept 18th, John J
| T.frinston, AGED 2 years, months sud ID dcy.
fuly invited 70 attend IN" funeral. this iIhur-da
at.rnoon, At oclock, from thu residence Of Ma
| mother, 50 Aderhi ~. 2C2
| wIEDENMuLLER- THURSDAY, Sept II. / sss,
the beloved OF Frederick and VI zabeth W.edeu.
| mulI'r =, aged year. month aud II dsys.
The iriend' OF the family are respectfully nvt q
10 sttarG the funeral. his u ridayJ afteruucu "A, -,
" O'clock from his late resid.nce, cor. Vi Lexue-
ton ave and sd Il. a.
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FYs.nci.l Reports, a,.,,,,,...

Mr. itrk, Thursday, Stpt II, D. T. ....
nave iueiustsd to = eons'derAh'r ,a.,a, .,.-...
grtcss being generally downward, but t..ar.- o..
closs this movement was checked and tn t.,.i.t
tsesme steady, but there was not much au.u,.....
Gold closed At 1922. 1892. The banks have .....
strengthened their currency line and eee nov . A
position TO meet any d,Inands "llch HI LAa,.f...
make upon them sccouut Of the Tr,eiur e ..
loan. The banks now hold upward. Of g. ,oI', So
LEGAL tender no.ls. THY vii pay to.molryn e.. 81,
40 on account OF this lgsu, The money mako. y1.
pRu.asly cay to-dsy The tive Irems.N.T, y ara
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s,UNSI ME'ElON.

a Ii " no SUFFER WITCH THE SlMP-
tnins Of the early STAGES of Ccpsuuption. .ch ~.
tOtGu aud raising a Thick sttrchv matte from ne
Lungs, FIVE u PAINS lltHp Ca rRI Slpi =,
,ilk>i, ~ unt o tilr S!lpt lDEk BLADks, II T.
Illness OF IiiE HEAD, &c, should Al At lR.
O'ICOLt'S one, and obtain tie names and ad-
dctr Of the numerous Patients r.siGtg "a ~. g n,
whom he has cured Of this disease. once ~ Third
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