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Total. .7.2l4 6.7l8

The following table shows the number OF births mar
rages and deaths registered during tho past seven
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by GEO. {. ALLEN AIS Broadway, below Canal
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The NIetrOpOlitnn Job Printing Estnblisls-
MENT % Nassau street, prepared to furnish Cards Cir
Pamphlets Law Cases, Posters and every description
Printing ut rates twenty Ave per cent less than bo
obtained elsewhere in the city
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Troublesome Coughs and Colds, sore Throat
and Hoarseness speedily cured by Dr. d. JAYNES Ex
PEOTORANT. 1t gives immediate rehef In all affections Of
the by producing expectoraon or the phlegm
which obsrcts them thus quetng the cough, relieving
the Inflammation and giving the diseased organs chance to
heal. Sold by all druggists.
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Wigs, TOupees md Ornamental lIntr..Bese
quality Hair Dye aud Hair Dyeing all coors ~ BATCHkL~
OR'S, 10 Bond street.
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BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE
Advtoes to the goth of February.

LONDON, Feb. 2O-Evening.-Advices
to the LIST of January, received from the
English captives in Abyssinla, states
that they were all safe and we'll.
Late advices from Capetown, Africa,
state that the Supreme Court OF Natal
have at last decided the question OF the
church property in favor of Bishop
Colenso.
VIENNA, Feb. 2O.-A circular issued
from the Home Office warns the clergy
against fomenting discomfort.
LONDON, Feb. 20-ll:l5-Consols 90
for both; q. s. Bonds, 7214a7275; Illi-
nois. 7s15; Erie, 48H.
LATER-l:2O p. M.-Consols, 9Sa9S1s
others the same.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 2O-l1:15.-Cottou,
excited and irregular; uplands ad.
vanced to 1Od; Orleans, 1O1l. Bread,
stuffs and provisions unchanged.
LATER-1:2O, P. M.-Cotton, still buoy.
ant; Beef. l2s and Sd; Lard, SO; 9th
ers unchanged.
PARIS. Feb. 2O-ll:l5-Bourse firmer
Rentes, strong.
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The Latest News.
BY TGLEG RAPH.
BY the Union Line:
Once. corner OF Main and Monroe streets.
Wheeling and Toledo Railroad
Convention!
Route Designated from Bridge
port to Toledo.
Wheeling and Bridgeport get two
Oorporators.
Adjourned Convention to be hold
in Wheeling.
NEW PHILADELpH1A. o. Feb. %

NEW PHILADELPHIA, o., Feb. %.
Editors Inteuigeneer
The Convention assembled to-day is
quite large one. Some dozen coun-
ties are represented. Judge Cowen, of st.
Clairsville, was chosen President. The
road has been designated to run from
Bridgeport to Toledo. The road Is to
be called 1.-THE Wheeling and Toledo
Railroad" Thomas Sweeney, Esq,
OF Wheeling, and E. P. Rhodes, Esq, OF
Bridgeport. are two OF its corporators.
The Convention has adjourned to meet
in Wheeling, on the 18th OF March
next. A decided feeling is manifested
in behalf of the project. c.
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MONTREAL, Feb. 19.-There Is Intense
excitement here over the departure OF
the Canadian Papal Zouaves for Rome.
An immense audience was present, and
special services were held at Notre Dam
Cathedral, last night, in connection
with the event; and to-day over 10000
persons assembled at the station to see
them of. Several persons were nearly
crushed to death by the pressure of the
crowd. The greatest excitement pre-
walls among the Roman Catholics of
this citY,
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MRRIDEN, CONN, Feb. 2O.--Stephen
Ives, proprietor of the Meriden House,
in whose hotel Fred Douglass was call
ed a Niger, and from whose public
table he (DouElAss) was elected, bru-
tally assaulted Capt. Riggs, editor OF
the Meriden Recorder this morning for
commenting on the affair. Much ex-
element prevails, and the popular in
ciEnRtion is aroused against Ives, who
has been arrested and held 10 answer
both in the civil and criminal action.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O,--But few OF
the National Democratic Convention
have yet arrived. 1t is expected that
nearly all the absentees will reach the
city to. morrow, when a meeting foI
consultation will be held preliminary
to the one on Saturday for fixing the
time and place for holding the National
Democratic Convention. Democratic
politicians have arrived here from all
parts OF the country on business con-
nected with the Convention.
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BY THE CUBAN CABLE.
Advioes to the goth of February

HAVANA, Feb. 2O.-The question of
the rights of naturalized American cit
izens is absorbing the attention of
many Cubans.
There are rumors that the Spanish
Government authorizes the Capt. Gem
eral to transport 10 criminals to Africa.
The shoemaker who brutally muir
dered his wife with an axe a short time
ago, was executed to-day.
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HUBBEL'S

The unsolicited Recommendation We re-
ceiVe from all parts of the globe prove them
TO be Just exactly what we claim.
They are purely Vegetable;
They lCfN InUfgOT ate and Strengthen;
They JOTtiJy The S1tGte7I d0GfSlSt he eJd effects
Of UntChOLRSJHe Water.
They Jul cure DgPpepFiG;
They LUiii cure Heartburn;
They uiH cure Headache:
They LCiH cure JGtEHCiice:
They teiU cure Sea Sickness:
1heS tCiU cure General DeblhyS
They ttu create healthy AJlDSttie:
They contain no Poisonous Drug;
THY utu Inrtg0Tnhe The System Of indigestion
and moderately increase the temperature OF
the body; and the force of the circulation
acting, In fact as general cOrTuborRnt of the
system.
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Fires.

TOLEDO, Feb. 2O.-The Waldrou
House at Hillsdale, Michigan, was
destroyed by fire last night. Loss S4O,-
OO0-neariy covered by insurance. The
fire was caused by the explosion OF a
kerosene lamp.
SANDusKY, O., Feb. 2O.-A destructive
fire occur ed in Huron, o., last night,
destroying a large warehouse and con.
tents, and several adjoining buildings.
Loss SIS, 900, partially insured. The
warehouse was occupied by Wright,
Burgess, Sprague and NVIbor.
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AInbnnnn ERECTION.

New YORK, Feb. 2O.-The Worlds
dispatch states that semi-ofhcial tele-
grams from Alabama indicate that 1t is
not yet certain at Gen. MeRds's head
quarters whether the new Constitution
has or has not been ratified. The Re-
publican Congressional Executive
Committee admit that it has been Lost
by at least forty or fifty thousand votes.
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Gen. hherman's Lelter.

NEW. YORK, Feb. 2O.-WashinEton
specials state that the letter from Gen.
Sherman has reached the President.
1t courteously indicates preference
for service out of Washington.
The msiority of the Election Com
;nittee will report in favor of Mr.. Nor
Ean's right to the seat from the 18Th
Ohio district,
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NEW YoRK, Feb. 2O.-The steamer
Arizona, from Aspinwall, brings Cali
forniA dates to the Both ult.
There is no news from st. Thomas or
Central America.
The Arizona brings a million and a
hall Of treasure.
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Indiana Republican state convention

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 2O.-The Repub.
lican State Convention met at 10 O'Clock
this morning, General Thomas Brown
temporary Chairman. Resolutions en-
dorsing Gen. Grant and Hon. Schuyler
Colfax as Indiana's first choice for
President and Vice President were
unanimously adopted by rising vote
and immense cheering. After the ap'
pointment of various committees, Hon,
James Hughes, OF Marion county, was
made permanent Chairman, and Major
o. NJ. Wilson, of Marion, Secretary
Governor Conr Baker was nominated
for re. election, by acclamRtion; Hon.
Will. Cumback, for Lieut.. Governor
Major F. A. Hoffman, of Cass countyi
for Secretary of State: and Gen. Nathan
KimbHll. for State Treasurer.
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nARKErs BY TELEGKAPn.
NEW YoRK, February 20, 1868.
REGULAR REPORT,

NhNILAh hkfbhIs
CoTToN-Opened active and excited
ana fully &c better, ouf AT the close the
advance was lost; sales IS 600 bales At
245Sc for middling uplands, closing AT
2Ic.
FLoUR-Receipts 4, ST5 bbls., and dull;
medium aud good, l0sl5o lower; sales
600 bbls. AT IS 5Oa9 % for supeFtne
/ State and Western: 50 SOalo IS for ez-
| ira State; 50 60sll IS for extra Western;
| Sl2 OOal4 60 for white wheat extra; 81 IS
ala % for round hoop Ohio, $40 O1al2 W
/ for common to fair extra 81. Louis;
| Sl2 GOALS = for good TO choice ditto,
! closing quiet California Flour-I5a9 5C
| lower, sales 1899 sacks AZ SI2 T54Ii 20
/ Rye Elour--A shade 6Tmer, sales AS
/ bbls. at g. t0s9 50. Corn Meal-Ac.ive
and shade easier: sales 1850 bbls. at
I So 25A6 s. tor Braudywtue,
WHISkG-S ominal.
RAIS-W beat receipts 8. 161 bush ;
duh and laSc lower; sales * .UOJ bush.
Al s. - Tor No. spring, delivered; s. IS
for No. do. delivered; s. Q2Hi for v hite
WISCONSIN,: s. q for white California
Rye-Scarce and firm, Rarley-Ltght
supply, but very hrni. Barley Malt
Firm; sales loo bush. Canada East at
81 10. Corn-ksc pts 7,4T5 bush. and
3ASe lower: sales IS, coo bush. atSl ga
! - for new mi Xrd Western tloAt; 81 n
for yellow do; 81 - for Old mixed
] 7" e'eAf9 II taFAaN tFFNs - 4saA - Tor mixed
Tennessee; 81 SAL - tor yeIloS Jersey;
81 I9sl - for white southern; 81 g7a
! ~ for yellow southern. Oats-Re-
Uolpts Is $50 bush: duh and heavy at
SSAts bid aud $50 asked for Western IN
store; small lots OF Ohio at s. &c atlost
GRuCgRIES Rtce-Dnli nt ilallAS-
for Carolina. Cotfse-Quiet and win.
out change. SuGar-SligbIIy f4vorS
buyers; sales $50 hhds Cuba At llS,al2c.
NolaSses-In lair request and an
changed.
Hors-Quiet at I5a6oc for American.
PETRoLBUN-Firm NJ IKE Tor crude,
and 24aSc for refined in bond.
-Pork-Sleady; sales
? O0O bols At S2is24 50 for new mess,
closing AT S24 10 regular; S22 g742s 90 Tor
% 90 for prime, and sZOa2I 90 Tor prime
mess. Beef-QuIeI; sales :, 200 bbls AZ
sl3al9 90 for new plain mes: SIS. - 90
for new extra mess; and 2l5 tierces st
$33sS6 80 for prime mesE, and S3S Al 90
for India mess. Beef Hsms-St eady; |
sales 80 bbls at. S2ss53 90. Bacon
Firm and in fair demand; sales $50 ]
boxes at lie for Cum bsrIAnd cut; lie !
for long ribbed; ll1<c for short ribbed: |
lSc for long clear TO arrive. and 13ISc I
for short clear. Cut MeAts-Firm; safes /
$50 packages at lOal0Ic for shoulders 4
and I311sl5c for hams.
DRESS I'd Hoos-Lower at I0J<aloEc I
for western, and ll11alIS<c for civ.
LARD-FirmeEi sales l,l5O bblg. AT 1
14HaI51Tc.
BuTTEa-Aotive and armer a, 45,s5e |
for state.
CHEEsE-ual631c.
DRY GOODS.
The roft0V, r,o,5. $500
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RirernndMenfher.

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 2O.-River four feet
one inch; rose 4 few inches during the
night, but is now falling. Weather
clear and mild.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.
Special 10 DAILY I1tciii0eI Ger.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 2O-EveninE.

"I7117E7s 70 1711't1 1TTTFEt'gVTTlEIs
BALTIMORE, Feb. 2O-EveninG.
CATTLE.
The offerings OF Cattle to. day amount
ed to about 200 head. The market is
very dull at slight decline on last
weeks prices.
HOGS.
The supply of Hogs continues fair,
aud with a good demand. The market
has ruled quite active, prices to-day
ranging from lie to l231c per h., net.
SHEEP.
The arrivals OF Sheep have increased
and the market has shown less activity
than for some weeks past. To-day fair
to good are quoted at 451a69c, and good
to extra at 5Lfn7o per 10 gross.
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wAsHN6roN, d. C., Feb. 20.-The
whisky commission will test meters
and instruments next Monday to learn
their practical value.
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YoNKERs. May 9. 1884.
Mssss. Geo. G aubDeI & o..

GESTs.-Haviug used only two bottles of
your Golden Bltters," / can recommend
them with the utmost condolences as = tonic,
particularly for change Of diet and water.
It Is as we'll for ladies and children giving
them part Of wine-glRss two or three times
day. Yours respectfully,
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,,SlOADEsN ID . Es6SsSss"s huODelH GOlu0u
Bitters are rapidly gaining worldwide rep
utation. Read the following:
PARIS, France, June 2, 1854.
AeS1rS. bubble Co.
GENTs:-I can say that your Golden Bit
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ing you prosperity and great Su cess in the
curing OF all the complaints that afdIct the
human frame.
lam, gentlemen. yours. with respect.
CAAfNIER EApPinnTT
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Buffalo

FE1RuARx 2O.-Marksts generally
Corn-$1 o45<sl o5 on track,
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READ TIE EVIDENCE.
Mesrs. Devtns q Bolton.

GENTLEMKE:-Fort the last eleven months
have been suffering almost daily from SO.
we're attacks Of Dyspepsia; so much so that
could with difficulty retain a meal in my
s.omaCh more than twenty minutes. At
night experience great burning in or
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dizziness or dimneSs of sight. tried va.
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have not been troabled with a single one
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those Bitters have afforded me, feel II my
duty to express publicly my grateful thanks.
GEr. A. BASCROFT,
Accountant and Collector.
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I am, gentlemen, yours. with respect,
Cashier FABRlGOU.
NEW YORK. January IL, 1884.
HeAsrS, Geo. @ RuObeI & %.
NEW YOpE Anal oS5 1SR4

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The entton goods market continues
active and greatly excited under lire
sdvices from Liverpool, reporting large
sales OF middIinR Uplands cotton N
10%d-29c currency. This has atI.nu.
lated the demand for Rooda sonStdSra-
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Nnt,cn

n H oDBERr HAS BEEN Tzz nv
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INV YoRK. March sOth. lss4.

INV YoRK, March SOth, 1854.
AeaEa. Geo. G. Ruboel d O., Hudson, N. Y.
GENTs.-My family having been the re-
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use Of your "9olden Biuers," am induced
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this letter, which you are privileged to use
Rs you desire. can confidently assert that
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and the disease have both lett, and Ehs Is
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ASL COurtlandt St, MONTREAL. July II. ~
GETLRXES:-Your -Bttens have been
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connnement-and got so very low that some
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TIED vine but Il did nj good. wing = bot
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f0al1 q II 4. aRAnAM.

Try Them and be Convinced !
. .
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE
FOR SALE ETERYFHERR
FOB SALE 1HERXWHERH
INV. HUBBEL. General AgeuL
NcCABR, KRAFT q CO,
Wholesale Druggists,
oalS-aodAg6n Sois Agents for ". We
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OYSTERS.

NREssa OYSTERS RECEIVED DAu.y
49, +"t Ne % zoe casS, can or hall can Al
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TIE UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF
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GoopALE HOUSE.
Sale of City Property.

TN PURSUANCE ora DECREE OF
i the court of Common Pleas of the county of
thereof, A. d. 1867, in case therein pending, IN
which Isabella A. Moore was Plaintiff, aud John A.
Moore and others were e del Sdss;ndants n William
annexed of John Armstrong. deceased, wall on the
Fourteenth day of May, A. D. 1853, 90
offer for ale at the door of the Court House. in the
city Of Columbus, in said county Of Franklin
at public ye99due the following described real es
east of the Lunatio Asylum being part of half sec
tion thirteen (l3). township Eve 49, range twenty
Beginning at hickory tree the old County road.
her 10 Nathaniel Hamlin's land. thence south 20
segtb wess ens snd @ poles and
links to post in the middle of the turnpike road
thence north seventy seven and one-haIn m51l ge-
road; theuce north sixty six and one-haf (661z)
poles to post; thence east ten lo poles to post;
as these monuments in the year A. ID. 1916, be-
ing about thirty acres OF land. l..
iIhe terms of sale as follows, viz: One-third of
the purchase money to be paid at the time of sale.
ard the remainder in two equal instalments. in one
and two years from the day of sa,e, with interest
payable annually, with proviso in the contract of
sale that Part of the deferred payments, except
one half Of the instalment psyable in one year.
shall be demanded or payable until such time as the
litigation now pending in the Court of Common
Pleas of said Franklin county between said Isabel
Ia Moore and her children against William n. Les
lie and Others in respect to one undivided moie.y
of said land shall be terminat ed, and If finally de-
termined against the right Of said Shields to con-
except the said of said first instament and
the intesest thereon shall not be demanded or paid
eef e e K se b said With o
said S deferred payments The lands not to be sold
for less than the appraised value thereof which is
''Sn' nv nD-'I - - . = WILLIAM SHIELDS.
Administrstor dc eonfs non with the win annexed
aprl3-d3od-n
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RANDALL 6 ASTON sell pictures cheap.

NEW AND SPLENDID MILLINERY.-The
ladies of Columbus and vicinity are res
pectfully informed that Mrs. J. Stoner and
Miss Matte Worrel, (successors to the re-
tail millinery business of Mrs. A. E. Davis,
in the Postoffice Arcade,) will have their
grand spring opening on Saturday morn
ing April 25th. The selection of milli-
merry goods at this well known place of
business, embraces the latest and most ap-
proved styles of bonnets md straw goods,
flowers, ribbons and fancy trimmings, and
patrons may be assured that no pains will
be spared to give entire satisfaction. La
dies are invited to call and examine the
stock, which is amply made up of the very
latest eastern and foreign importations.
apr23-3t
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IMPROVED "MoNIroR" Coal COOKING
STovE.-The attention of families wishing
to purchase really first-class coal cooking
stove, is directed to the justly celebrated
improved =" MONITOR" now offered by
Messrs. E. B. Armstrong &C Co., at No. II
East Town street. This stove is unsur-
passed as baker, and is warranted to give
satisfaction in all cases. The latest i'm
provements have been introduced, includ-
ing the patent broiliDg and toasting appa-
ratus, and by the peculiar arrangements of
the doors and walls of the furnace there is
an equal distribution of the heat, which
not only insures regularity in the tenn
perature of the oven, but also prevents the
plates from warping. The "Monitor'' is
the favorite in the kitchen, and stands on
its own merits. Call and see it.
onr01-9t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-25
cleveland market-AprIi es.

FLOUR-XX red sl3 5O@l4; Xxx white
$14 50@l50 90; Xxx spring SlI 50@l2. For
standard country brands X X red, the range
is S12 50@13 90; Xxx spring $40. 75@11 %.
WHEAT-Market dull but firm. The
only reported sale to-day was car No. l
red winter at 50 Ga from store. + i'i.5
- CoRN-2c better, but quiet. Sale of
1000 bushels and cars No. shelled at $50
from store. 7- h 1 --51eZ
OATS-The market is inactive but NOM
inally higher. No. l is held at 76c from
store. -. lE2i ---'- ~ 81
RYE-Nothing doing. aa--
BARLEY-None offering. frs5fnI
PORK-No. mess at $2S 90; No. 2 do
$27 90; prime do $25 90; clear $50 90. go
LARD-Firm and demand fair. Sales
1000 lbs. city rendered at 1S12@l9c, in
tierces and firkins. 'csa y
SMOKED MEATS = Rather quiet and
steady. Sales of 1000 lbs. sugar cured hams
at zoe, canvassed; l9c tor uncanvassed; ba-
con at 16c. Nat
p. MESS BEEF-Quiet and steady at SIS 90
for No. l.; $50 90 Tor extra. l .,sfsa.51ig