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CINCINNATI.
Arrest or Crusaders.

CINCINNATI, Nav 16.-This afternoon
a band OF forty-three temperance wo-
men went out led BY Rev. Mrs. 5. 4
Lesnett, stopped at a saloon on Bay
miller street, within two squares OF
where the disturbance occurred yesIer-
day, aud the officers warned them TO
desist. They sang and prayed, and
were arrested and taken to the Inlrd
street station house followed by su i'm.
mense crowd. Among the number
were the wives OF Rev. DR.. c. H. Tay-
lor, Rev. DR.. c. Fl. Payne, Rev. DR.,
Msriort Rev. A. J. Fee, Rev. {: X
Leonitt and Rev. McChugb. They
were released On parole 10 appear be
tore the police court next Monday. In
the station house, when MAYOR John
ston came, they knelt and prayed, and
then commenced singing but were
stopped By the officers. Alter their res
lease they returned to the Seventh
street PRESBYTERIAN Church and
held a meeting. A proposition
was made TO start Mems Temperance
League in every ward and to raise a
large guarantee fund Of money tor the
purposes OF the temperance movement.
For the trial next Monday it was re-.
solved 10 employ the abIest counsel
that can be secured. The police officers
warned the women before starting out
that there would lie danger if they ven"
,urnd on Freeman street. The othcers
cay they had information that band
of German women was organized TO
meet them and drive them from the
streets A mass temperance meeting
is appointed TO be held at St. PauIs
Methodist Church Tomorrow afternoon,
and meetings are appointed Tor every
night next week. Offers were made 10
bail the women out OF the station
house, but they all refused it.
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Fatal Accident,

A son OF Thomas Williams Of Ssr
die township, accidentally shot himsel I
in the eye with a gun, from the effect
OF which he died. 1t appears that on
Thursday last he, in company with
some other boys, went out squirrel
hunting" when they succeeded in driv
iug one into hole in tree, and deter
mined to nave him. they cut the tree
down and as it Was falling young Will
liams ran ont o! its way, aud in 20
doing, a bush caught the trigger OF
the gun and off she went, the coh;enis
lodging in his eye and face. His eye
was almost blown out, while the side OF
his face was lscerated in fearful mans
ner Dr.. Cuttings Of this place was sent
Tor and it WAS hoped he would recover,
tut al five o'clock Saturday evening he
b!eathed his last, having suffered great
agony The whole neighborhood
sympathize with Dir. williams in this
s.i calamity -CIuksJgry TLsgr aph.
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OuiIa Correct

There is a great deal OF very solid
good sense ia the following morceau
from the Preston county Journal:
An initiation of currency is not what
We the people OF Preston county,ssueed.
II is an initiation OF our crops-our pro-
ductiOns. We must stop buying meat
and flour OF the West. We mnst have
something to sell. A man who buys
five hundred dollars worth of provs-
ions in one year. and sells but four
hundred dollars worth in the same
time, is, at the end OF that time, one
fifth poorer than before. And what is
true in an individual case, is. also true
g. regards community, or county, or
State. We must produce more than
we buy, or poverty is our reward.
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cincinnati Market.

CIycISSArI, May l6 -Cotton-Quiet
and firm at lSc Flour-Quiet and
weak at Sc 40G6 IS. Whest-Quiet
aud weak st ! 40. Corn-Iu lair de-
maud and higher at 7O@72c. Oats-
Firm and higher at 52660c. Rye
Firm at 81 Is. Barley-Dull and uu-
changed, Oils-Sieady. Eggs-Quiet
and unchanged. Butter-lD fair de-
msnd ani higher; choice 2S93Oc.
Cheese Steady. Pork-Firm at
IS 90 asked. Lsrd-Firm; steam nom
inal a. l0i@llG kettle lie; country
ll4c. CITY bulk meats-Firm; sboul-
ders Sc 37466 40 spor 6! buyer May;
clear rib sides 9c spot 9.c buyer
June; clear 9ic. Bscon-Flrm; shoul
ders tic; clear rib sides l0c clear sides
l0:c. Whisky-Firm al 94c.
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Is many places in the New England
States reservoirs are constructed in
which water from the mountain streams
is collected to be used in running the
machinery Of the various mills during
the period OF low water in the summer.
Owing probably to faults in its con-
struction or to neglect OF necessary
repairs, the water in one OF these reser~
yoirs in Massachusetts broke through
and carried away its wall last Saturday
and deluged three or more towns, in>
h;ctiug great loss Of life and property.
Not less than $50 lives were lost, and
property worth nearly two millions OF
dollars has been destroyed. Our dis
patches this morning furnish full parI
ticaIsrs OF the disaster. We omit from
publication, however, many of the
names of the sufferers, for the reason
that none Of them are known here.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA. May l6.-FIour-
More doing; superfue 81 7595 So
Wisconsin and Minnesota extra family
Sc 75ia7 p; State, Indiana and Ohio
81 SOFAS 25. Whcst-Dull; red s 40
6l IS; amber 81 72Nl IS No. |
spring 81 so. Corn-Actlve; yellow
csc; mixed western S3d SAC. Oats
Wanted. white 65@67c; mixed 63ic.
Provisions-Held firmly. Mes pork
$l7 37I@l7 81; beet hams SIS OO9
"a %, smoked hams l29l4c; beet
hams in pickle llt@l23c; sailed shoul-
ders 6ia7tc. Petroleum-DuIl aud
weak, refined l3c; crude nominal 9fc.
Whisky-Held at 99cGGSl %.
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KENTUCKY.
Lexington Races.

LEXINGTON. May l6.-This is the
closing day of the spring meeting Of the
kentucky Association. The announce
meut that Tom Rswling would run, at
tracted much the largest attendance of
of the week. The racing, however, vas
not so good az on previous days, the
horses being very unequal in the last
race. This meeting has proved to be
a great success, both in the record made
and in the receipts.
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LOUISIANA.
Nurderers Lynehed.

SHREVEPORT, May l7-Among the
parties arrested for the murder OF
young Elliott were c. I. Jones and
Oliver Hill, former proprietor OF the
saloon where the murder was commit
ted. The latter i. gambler and was
presen. at the time. On Thursday
night Jones was taken from jail by a
mob, but on the interference OF numer-
ous citizens was returned to the author
tiles to undergo preliminary exsmIna-
ton. The trial began on Friday and
from the facts elected it was evident
that the Elliott brothers had been
en,icei into Jones place for the pur-
pose Of robbery by the means OF whisky
and cards. The examination wss res
sumel Saturday when 1t was discovered
that the brot her OF the murdered man
and principal witness for the State, was
missing, and it was supposed that he
had been put out Of the way by friends
of the prisoner, aud that the prosecu-
ton would fail. At twelve o'clock lsst
night, party of fifty masked and arm
ed men attacked the Jail, removed
Jones ard Hall and hanged them to
trees in the court house yard. Jones
was formerly OF Hilleboro. Texas, aud
had murdered two persons since he
came here. Hill was native OF Gales
burg, Illinois, and recently connected
with Alder's circus. During the excite
ment fourteen prisoners. charged with
minor ofenses, escaped rom the parish
iail
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FOREIGN.
ENGL AND.


LONDON, May l6.-Tne Times Gays
tha, at the reception given by the Gar
yesterday to the Diplomatic Corps, he
declared that the policy of Russia was
10 preserve the peace OF the Continent,
and he hoped the principal governments
OF Europe would be united in this pur-
pose. The Gar went to Chlselhurst
this morning TO see the ex-Empress,
Eugene. This afternoon he will visit
the House OF Commons, and this even
ing he will visit CrystaI Palace, where,
iu addition to q special concert, there
will be grand display of fire works.
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WASHINGTON.
WAsHINaroN, May l6.
Appointments.

The President has appointed Senator
Stephenson and Representative Lawi-
son as Board OF Visitors to the United
States Naval Academy,
The House Committee on Banking
and Currency considered the Senate
finance bill, but came to no conclusion
on any OF its features.
To-day Speaker Blaine asked for two
dave leave OF absence for Representa-
tive Conger, and unanimous consent
was given, amid general laughter. Mr..
Conger was married to-day, at the res
ideLce OF Mrs. Dahlgreen, to Mrs. Seliy,
of ST. Paul, Minnesota.
The Western Association OF Jouna!-
ISIS paid their respects to-day to the
President, who received them cordially,
giving to each of the 80 ladies and
gentlemen OF the party, a warm shake
of the hand.
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baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, MAY l4.-BEEF CATTLE-
The market in the early operations
showed a lair degree OF activity, and so
continued in a measure until about hall
the cattle were sold, when prices tegsn
to 1roop and the market 10 drag heav-
ily along, with decline varying from
t6tc; on the part OF some a higher
traction was submitted to for the Pur-
pose OF clearing up, though Intellectually,
and numbers were LETT over unsold, TO
be held Tor next market day or re-hlp-
ped East Tae quality OF the Cattle
generally was better than last week,
Prices to-day for Beef Cattle ranged
as follows: Best Beeves at s. 25(g1 %;
that generally rated first quality ) 3IG9
6 25 medium or good fair quality w
as 81; ordinary thin steers, oxen and
cows 4 SOFAS 90; inferior and lowest
grades OF cattle . 0OmO OO-generaI
average OF the market to-day Sc p;
extreme range OF prices 4 jOGn7 %.
Most OF the sales were from 80 81 10
6 % per 100 lbs Ofthe receipts 24l head
came from Ohio, lO3 from Nirg MIA, 36
from West Virginia, 35l from Mary
land, 527 from Pennsylvania, II from
Missouri aud 2G3 head from Illinois
total receipts for the week 1891
head, against 1883 last week, and I2o3
head same time last year. o: the
offerings $50 head were taken by Balti'
more butchers, 200 sold TO Warrington
city and Norfolk, Va butchers. end 43
head to Eastern speculstors. Tota
Gales for the week 1911 head, against
1857 last week and l245 bead same
time las. year.
SHEEP AND LANBs-The supply ha'
been quite fair during the week, th'
receipts consisting almost Who'll
ly OF sheared sheep Notuith
standing the fair receipts, prices have
advanced since last week about &c pc
ID, ard we now quote at 59Iic per Ii
gross, 8 rate considered by some deal
ers not exceeded. if ever reached sine,
the var. Itis believed that the price
obtained will cause more numerou
cousignmeuts, and result 10 lowe
prices. Lambs are quoted at - 500
) 90 per head. az 10 quality. Receipt
this week 2,9l9 head, against 2,505 lss
week, and 2.543 head came time lss
year.
HoGa-The receipts, though no. 8
numerous BY 1000 or 1000 head q
they were last week, have been quit
adequate to the demand, which la
been only moderate. and prices hav
touched lower G,rre, which 10 chief
attributable TO r.r inferior quality G
the stock this wstk, fewer top Phlla
delphis Hogs baViug been received 10
some time past Prices are at a staD
as the market closes. the prospects be
ing generally considered fsir for preser
rates. We quote at s. 0OG8 90, fe'
touching these limits. most OF The ssle
being made a. 81 50,97 IS per 100 ID
let, Receipts this week 6,7S5 bea'
against $500 last week, and 1924
head same time last year.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, May l6.-Flour-Duli and
nominal. Wheat-Dull, unsettled snd
lower;No. I Chicago spring 81 26t;
No. do 81 2l3 cash and 81 223 June;
No. 8 do 81 l69l l6s; rejected 81 o.,
Corn-Falr demand aud lower, rates
irregular No. . mixed 6li@62c cash;
62s9623c June; 633c July; high mixed
Csc Osts-Active and advanced; No.
. 47tG47!. Rye-Stesdy; No. 29S!c.
Bsrley-Dull and nominal. Pork-Ac-
tive and advanced; 81 cash; $lI W
June; ST. 35 July. Lsrd-Steady at
l0tc cssh June; $40 70 July. Bulk
Meats-In good demsnd at full prices;
shoulders &c; clear ribs IS 50; loose,
spot; IS 90 June.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New YORK, May l6.-Trade move-
ment WAS slow and unsatisfactory to-
dav, owing to the unfsvorable weather.
Heavy brown cottons were active at
current rates but most makes were qui-
et Prints dull and accommodating on
first hands Giuchams quiet. Cot
ton dress goods dull but wor-tcd styles
in moderate request. Black a'pacss
ouic, but pure mobsirs in steady de,
mand. Wooen goods quiet.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Estate OF Oakes Ames.

TAUNTON, May lo.-Owing to the
extraordinary depreciation Of the assets
Of the estate OF Oskes Ames, the execu-
tors concluded to represent the estate
insolyent and commissioners have been
appointed, it is believed, with sufficient
time 10 realize from the investments.
The estate will be able to pay nearly or
quite in full.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May l6.-Flour-
Very dull and weak. Wheat-Un-
changed. Corn-lu good demand and
strong; western mixed SAC Oats
Strong; western mixed 62663c; white
64665c. Rye-Que, Provisions
Strong. Mess Pork slI Ij@lS %,
Bulk shoulders Gle; clear rib sides
9!G9Ic. Bacon shoulders 7!@Iic;
clear rib s;des l0lMl0!c Sugar cured
hams l4Gl5c. Lari-fIrm AT lO4a
lie. Butter-Dull and weak. good to
choice western 5000 Cottee-un.
changed. Whisky-Sl 90.
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TOltdO N RpkPt.

TOLEDO, May l6.-FIour-Dull but
unchanged. Whest-Dull aud shade
lower No. | white Michigan 81 81;
extra | 60. amber Michigan ] i53,
July Sl46!; No. red | 30; No. , do.
81 45I, August 32!. Corn-ln tar
demand and firm at Csc; mixed y
june zoe; July 70@70ic, August : lc;
low mixed 7O@7O!c; no grade 6'!c
Oats-Dull ard nominal.
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FIRES.

GRovEToN, n. H., May l6.-The
dwelling ard outbuildipgs owned by
Wallace Stephens, at Bloomfield VT,
were burned yesterday. A woman aDd
two children perished in the dsmes.
CINCINNATI, May l6.-A fire 90 the
corner of Everett and Jones streets
early this morning, destroyed csrrlsge
shop. Loss about 81 900.
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FRANCE.

PARlp, May l6.-Gsbriel Charles
Gleyrp, the psIuter, is dead.
The vote on the question OF PRIOR
i,v OF d.cussion Of the electoral bill
was taken in the National Assembly
this afternoon and resulted in the
defeat oil the government by 64 votes.
The ministers thereupon rendered their
Resignation to President McMabon.
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Fish.
PROPOSALS for Building q
School House.

C,FkLFD PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CEfyEU by the Clerk OF the Board OF
Ehuca' ion OF the School District of Wheel
May q, 1874, for building School House
on The ground located on the corner OF E0n
end Twelfth streets, In Clay district. BIDS
will he received for the construction of the
entire buildiny, and also separate bids for
the stone, trirk, carpenter, plsstering,
paintIng and all other branches OF woik
n q uired for The com pletion Of the huilding
ihe plan and specifications with detail.
cd dravings, can be seen al the ONCE OF 4.
G, kimble, architect, and from whom all
further Information In regard 70 the con-
Itruction Of the building can be obta' med.
Tho person or perEonsto 10 whom the whole
or any part Of tue contract may be award
ed, will be required tO commence and COM
p.ete the same without unDecf Bsary delsy,
and give approved security for the fu nli.
ment Of the contract. Payments 10 be made
in four equal insts llments, ast ework pro-
gre EeS, by orders or crArs On The Treasurer
VIII out interest, payable Oui Of the build
ing fund 10 be levied for the year 1873 The
EOard OF Education res3rvlDg the Tig mt 10
reisct any or ali OF the bids.
''''1' 81" - j. ". EICKEL,
Clerk Of the Board Of kducsiIon.
WHEELING, Nay II, 1874. mall
I'VE KEEP A LAR1E sTOCK W IN
w DIGO, Extract LogwOOd, Nader,
Blue vitrioI, Alum, COpperaS, Epson Sslus,
Cream Tartar, Soda, and Vinegar bitters
ior sale very low.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and stock Market

New York Money and Stock Market
New YORK, May l6.-MoSEY-
Loaned up to per cent at one time
during tne afternoon, and afterwards de-.
cliDed to 2393 per cent. for call loans,
and closed with the supply in excess OF
the demand. There was little done IN
sterling after the closing OF the mails
The nominal quotations for bankers
are 4S7f@4SS Tor 81 days and 49O39
49l for demand.
GoLD-Closed at 1923 after selling at
ll2@ll2t. Carrying rates 23G3 per
cent. Loans were made fiat. Clear
ings $40, 100000. The Assistant Treas
urer paid out during the week 81 2.2Sl,
900, and received S2,072,OO0 for Gus
toms. The payments on account OF the
May interest 10 date amount TO Ss,354,-
600. Specie shipments to-day nearly
$500, 900. of which Sl,070,00O was
gold coin, $500. 900 gold bars, and SO.
900 silver bars. Specie shipments Tor
the week 1865, 1856. Imports OF mer-
chandise S5,9ll,75O. dry goods 81 ,6l2..
l3S.
GOVERNMENTS STEADY with little de-
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This is what the Christian at Work
Rev. DR.. Witt TALMAGBs paper, ssys
about former West Virgins clergy
man:
Here is a disaffected Methodist
brother: DR.. II. C. Westwood, recently
transferred from the West Virginia to
the Baltimore Conference, mas with,
drawn from the Methodist Episcopal
Church. He felt afflicted e. the ap-
pointment assigned him"
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, May l6.-Wheat-
Steady; No. scarce at sl54@l IS; No.
.2l45. Corn-Steady; low mixed 16c;
high mixed TIC. Qats-Unchanged,
Petroleum-Quiet aud steady; standard
white car lots l2G Ohio State test to
$50 degrees lss.
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STATE BoNDs-Quiet.

STATE BONDs--NSuitt.
SrcCKs-Opened firm with prices as
a rule fraction higher than was cur
rent at the close yesterday, but soon
became weak and declined I to | per
cent; towards ard after midday there
was recovery oI II to li per cent, but
this improvement WAS lost al the second
Board, Pacific Nail having been especI-
ally weak and declined from Ait to 81.
During the last hour Of business prices
made a steady but gradual decline
The final quotations were the lowest OF
The day, and showed decline OF 4 to
II per cent from the highest point. The
principal activity was in Union Pacific,
Wesie IN Union, Wabash, Pacific Mail
and Lake Shore.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Treiting Match.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 1.-THE trot-
ting match for 81 600 to-day at Oak
land park, between Ella Lewis and
Dexter wa won by Lewis. Time 2.2S,
22:27 and 2.2Si.
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affecting Regi5ter.
GOLD closed Saturday at ll2s.

FROM our reports this morning the
probabilities are that the weather to-
dsy will be partly cloudy, with varis-
bic winds and no decided change Of
temperature.
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NEW YORK..
News Items.

NEW YORK, May lo.-1ne o0W'tat
dc Paris announces the death OF Mile
Forest. No other newspaper makes
m mention Of the fact but this journal,
which anirms that she died at Paris
OF grief for the dealh OF her daughter.
Mile Foster was the original Grand
Duchess and Belle Helen in this coun>
try.
CAPTAIN Morse, who commanded the
steamship. in which Colonel Gonzales
WAS shot at San Jose, Guatemala,
leaves by rail for San Francisco to-
nigh: to take command OF the Pacific
Mail steamship Colorado, plying be-
tween California and China.
A welcome was given last evening at
DR.. Halls Church to Rev. }. ii. Will
SOD, of Edinburgh, and Rev. Mr.
Barns, OF Kerklisten, delegates to the
Presbyterian General Assembly, which
will meet at St. Louis next week. Kew.
DR.. Woodward, OF India, opened the
meeting, after which Rev. DR.. Hall In
t-oduced the delegates and George Cor
don, and each made short address on
Presbyterian work.
William y. Dassel, Brooklyn
liquor dealer, who had been converted
aud had given up the sale OF liquor In
compliance with the request OF tne
temperance ladies, was before the Com
migsioners OF Excise Yesterday, charged
with selling liquor in his saloon last
Sunday. He pleaded guilty, and sa!d
the day was warm aud a great number
OF persons needed lager beer and 1t
would have been cruel TO refuse them.
The Senate Currenty Bill.
A Washington dispatch dated the
18th, SAYS the President unequivocaIIy
condemned the currency bill passed by
the Senate. He considered the bill as
originally reported by the Finance
Committee as measure OF compromise,
aud although not a suitable measure
as he would wish had been passed to
provide for specie payment, yet he
would have been willing to accept 1t as
a compromise with the south and
west. The amount of issue he looks
upon as step in the wrong direction,
and an attempt on the part OF the infla-
ton Senators to claim by q new de-
mand what he clearly refused to rec
ognize in his last veto message. de
now urges the leading men in
the House to have a bill so worded
as 10 make it consistent for him to
sign it in the event Of the Senate con-
curing in the amendment. The Pres
ident desires also that Congress shall
do something TO fully give effect to the
redistribution act. Either this or the
original Senate bill will receive his ap.
proyal, otherwise his veto can be relied
on.
Bank Statement.
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DA.

OTTAWA, May l6.-The International
trsus spor,a,ion association bill has pass
ed The Senate and become law.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, May l6.-The government
has called into active service lorty bat
talons of reserves.
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BY TELEG R APh.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

BY the Western Union Line, office North
west corner OF Main and lIh streets.
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Flour.
NPTIMo, FANCY
" Howard
Washington fancy,
Long Brsneh family,
Liberty NILS,
Clear Lake,
Virginia Mills,
Legal Tender,
For sale. TIN6LE BHAA.
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Bank Statement.

Loans decrease sl,9l6, 100; specie
decrease $1,000; legal tenders increase
81, ,3O2, 300; deposits increase Sl5S,3oO;
circulation increase 81, 100; increase
reserve 81 ,25S 400.
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ARSPoRTA1IoN.
cleveland 4 Pittsburgh h. X.

r. --1-zTr----7 ON AND AFTER DEL.
~ -t:.:..9sr u, 1873, Trains, will run
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HAND DSAPOLIO

asan article for the bath, ,"reschss
the foundation" Of all dirt, opens
the pores snd gives healthy &C.
tiOn tOiheskin.
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HAND SAPOLIo

anew and wonderfully effective
Toilet SOap, having no equal In
this country or abroad.