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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. Cheeseman's Pills.

Df. Oneeaemun'B fllAh
he combination of ingredients in these Pills s the re-
suit Of long and extensive practice. They mild in
their operation and eerau correcting all Irregularities
Painful Msusruations removing ali distractions, wheth-
or from cold OF otherwise headache pain IN the side pai
ptaon ofthe heart, whites all nervous affections, hys-
ssries fatigue pain the back and limbs &C ,dsurbsd
sleep which arise from interruption Of nature.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
were the CONNIE Of era In the treatment Of
hsss irregularities and obstructons which have consigned
90 many thousands OF the young the beautiful and the be-
loved 20 q PREMATURE GRAVE No female can enjoy good
health unless Is regular and whenever obstruction
takes place the general health begins 20 decline
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most efectual remedy known for all COM
plants peculiar Fsaies To an classes they nVal-
nable iaducin0, wih certainty periodical regularity They
are known thousands who have usod them at different
periods throughout the country having the sanction Of
the most eminent phgsiciaRs IN Aaisrioa
EEplicif directions stating pAsH and WAsa ey sosd not
b assd with each BoKhe Price One Dollar each boz
tanning 40 Piis,
valuable painuhst to be had free Of the Agents Pills
ssaf bg mail promptly by enclosing price 10 the 0snel
Agent Sold By druggists generally
h. h. HUTCHIH0S, General Agent.
No. l55 Chambers st., New York.
SOLD In Cleveland BY WA. FIsKE aud GAYLORD 4
HAMMOND. npredswsm7a
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The JOHNSON HoUsE--NEw PRoPRIETOR.--
Welesrn with pleasure that fIisnd E. C. MAIN,
whom the travelling public have long known as
an efficient and urbane Conductor on the @. f.
Railroad, has taken the johnson House, lately Oc-
cupied by John surbrug, and viii in future devote
bis time and attention to rs management Mr.,
MAIN has long been in service Of the Cleveland
and Erie Road ,-he has by his own honest efforts
risen In the world aud in the confidence OF his en-
poyers, and we now gladly welcome him to the
quartette Of frat class hotel keepers Ia Cleveland.
Under his supsrintendsnee the public may be ev-
or sure Of fading at the Johnson pleasant accom-.
modatiOns, and wa,ohful attention to their wants.
Mr.. Geo. W, Graham, formerly ofthe Island House,
Toledo, takes charge OF the ONCE, and the many
friends Of genial ed" Main viii soon Be the
friends Of the slerk and Of the House Success to
them.
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Tlht PrONlE0r Woods Hair ReItoratIye

.W1LL PRESRYE INFALLIBLY
Wv the growth aud color of the HAIR m used Two or
thr tneH week % imaginable age periectiv r.
Sod the Eruy the bald with natures own orns3,snf
the hair make It more sof and beaut mi than INV i
and preserve the scalp free from all diseases co the fta
ago Statgsmen, Judges, Attorneys, Dtctorr Clerrms
Professional men and gentloman and Ladies' of an cinrres
all yer the would bear esiimouy that do not rsv oo
mpkh in ts favor Read the following and Judge = =
titcHoRT grows, 81 Charles Co, Mo Nov. 10. 1851.
FnoF. o. W0oD-Dear sir Souo lime Ian rumrner
we ero induced to use your Haf Restorative ana
its hset were 80 wgdeul we feel Il duty you
thaI afflicted report Il.
qm little sens head Cor some time had been perfectly
coyered with sores, and ame called scaid head me
ha O almost enifely came on IN cosf auenee when egd
aee4ng m suhernesi alvined your Rasoraiye
Woid 80 with little hope OF but
and thot of All our friends very few
the deeago ent " and and lururlant crop O beir
sOon staTtad out and y that our hoy has q
heo Y scalp and - luNuTiant Of hair hsr
chd We can. thereto and do hereby recommend vonr
Re toraiiye rs perfect remedy for all disouses Of ne
sea and hair We ere yours reslsetfall l. -
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NICARAGuAN ArrAIRs.

" FH'IItWVE EVNi n pm w
In relation to Nicaraguan Affairs many specula-
tions are INDUCED 10 and some Of the statements
conce ming them are doubtless unintentionally err
roneous, The true state Of the is ascertained
to be that the treaty recently returned is with one
exception entirely acceptable to this government
which has heretofore assented to its provisions
The exception IS to the amendment which in sub
stances provides that the United States shall Gu
gage to use due vigilance and all lawfrl means to
prevent the organization of hostile parties in this
country intended for the invasion Of Nicaragua -
This is not considered important but if ultimately
rejected by the President, who has 1t under cOnsl.
deration no doubt Is entertained but that the treaty
viii be modified by Nicaragua in accordance with
the wishes OF this government. By this treaty
Nicaragua engages to use the necessary forco to
keep the transit route open. ..
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MEXICAN NEWS.

ST. LOUIS, April 81.
Capt Mowry, bearer Of dispatches from the
American Counsel at Guaymos, passed here yes
terday, en- route for Washington. He left Quay
mos March 25th
He reports the arrival Of an express from COsOla
Sinaloa the day previous, with the news ofan en-
gagement at that place ON the l4th between Pes
quacia and Col, GuansO, in which the latter was
routed with loss of his guns and 600 men.
Pesquacn marched Immediately for Mazatlin
which was being guarded by a small force, but will
probably be taken without difficulty
Sonora was in constant state OF revolution
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FRom MAsnINnrnN.


" 7'lI"fIVNI HTFI II
Mr. Jones. our new Minister to Baeota, IL here,
ready 70 leave for his post His Instructions are
nearly ready, and be viii 60 out IN the steamer Of
the 5th Of May
The French Minister had 4 long interview 20 day
with Cen Cass. Il "A understood ne feels Consider
able In the new treaty negotiated between the Uni
ted States and Nicaragua.
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYE - HAIR DYE !
Wm A. Bachelors Hair Dye
The only harmisss and reliable Dye kIaOl0
The Ongnal and best in the worldi

me only hdTmtess ana fciidOe i've At0tgn.
The Original and best in the world
All others are limitations aud should be avoided Il
you wish 70 escape ridioule.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly TO
beautiful natural Black, without the least
injury 20 Hair Skin,
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
wSded TO WIN. A. Bachelor since 1888 and 10000
appeatons have been made % The Hair Of his patrons 81
ais famous Dyes
wM A. BATcHELoR's HAIR DYE produces a color
10 he distinguished from nature, and s wAREAATED
not 20 inuEs the least however long may be continued
and the IN effects of Bad Dyes Temeded the Hair
htsd for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made. sold applied (iE private roomsj at he Wig
TsctaY, No. 283 broadway, r.
Sold IN all oitss and towns Of The United States bT Drug
sists and Fancy Goods pealsts.
- The geuuins has the and address upon steel
plate engraving Va four sides Of each Boz, of
WM. A. PATCHELoR,
ianll No as BroadWay H. "
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ESg- We take pleasure in informing the public
that E. Ruhini, It's Superilri ST., has received a
splendid stock ofsummer goods among which we
notice large variety Of the newest and most fash
ionab!e styles Of straw goods for both men and
boys, and also full assortment oichildreus goods
We also notice some new and beautiful styles Of
soft hats, which deserve especial attention, Mr.
Run assures US that it will be his aim to sell the
goods at lower prices than any other house in the
trade We confidently commend him to the public
as worthy Of their patronage
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ORPHAN AsYLUN.--Ata a special meeting Of the
Cleveland Orphan Asylum Association, Ia the lee
ture room Of the lst Presbyterian Church Thurs
day P. M., at 5 O'Clock, the Consultation was 30
amended ~ 10 increase the number Of the Board OF
managers nom l2 TO 10. The present Board were
empowered to appoint the three additional mem
bers for ths current year There being no other
business 10 transact the meeting ADJOURNED.
D. G.. JoNEs, Clerk pro TEN.
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FROM KANSAS.

LEAvENwoRTH, April 81.
The official majority in favor of Constitution d
1881
Gov, MedaTy has issued proclamation for the
election Of delegates TO Constitutional Convontio
10 assemble at Wyandotte In June
County Conventions have been held throughout
the territory 20 perfect party organizations Efforts
are being made TO consolidate the opposition TO the
Democracy, which will probably be successful
Both parties will make strenuous efforts to OBJ
tain control of the Constitutional Convention
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

IsR- One of the most elegant and attractive Hat
Stores in Cleveland ia Paddock's He keeps every
article that possibly be wanted in his line, and
always of the latest styles and best qualities 1t is
o treat to look through his establishment. The
dressy man who sports the choicest tile can suit
himself exactly The dlgnilod citizen, the fast boy
the veritable brOadbrm can each obtain just the
head covering they want. He has the Bonner Hat,
the Morphy Hat, the MOrphy Cap, and hundred
varieties we cannot name, aud what is better than
all, he sells at astonishing low prices. The Cop
tain is an old resident, fair dealer, and never mis-
represents his wares We recommend our readers
to look in to his establishment when they will be
sure TO buy.
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~ If any people In the world ever needed
~ apostle their devils out is ours who live IL
this Wats-osged oOunirg The masmato poison Of our
swamps and Marshes becomes veHtabs devil 10 the
blooA 70 rsys in the Aguss apd Foye which shake and
ssOreh ui an Ayers "AsUE CURE is said TO be TIE
aposta need and Of neighbor who trsd
Al oonfrm the report .--JoaFnai, Plano, M.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
TO BE HUNG.

TO BE HUNG.
BosToN, April 81.
In the U. s. Circuit Court to-day Cyrus W. Plum
mer convicted of the murdC: of Miller, Of the New
Bedford whaler Junior, was sentenced to be hung
on the 22d of June next
Plummer presented to the Court long written
statement denying his guilt,
Cartha, Herber, and Stanley, who are convicted
of manslaughter in connection with the same muir
der, were sentenced each to five years and ten
months Imprisonment and fine Of $1,000
STILL ANOTHER.
BELLEULLE, @. W, April 81.
Samuel Peter Rock, tried to-day for the murder
of Robert Dckie, was found guilty and sentenced
to be hung ON the 18th of june next
The prisoner manifested no concern at the sen
tance.
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FIRE.


CINCINNATI, April 81.
At one o'clock this morning, the flooring mill of
Simmons 4 Kaast, was entirely destroyed by fire,
including large lot of dressed lumber and flooring
boards. Loss $4,000, insurance $4,000. Two or
three adjoining buildings damaged
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THE GRRAT CONcERT.-The combination of
talent which will appear at the MelOdeon on Sat.
urday night viii be such as has never before ap.
peared in Cleveland. Maurice Strakosch has gath
cred galaxy Of the highest stars in the musical
heavens which form constellation unsurpassed,
we may say, unequalled in the Troupes and Com
panes Of America The delightful Prima Donna
PIoooLImNI, the renowned Tenor BRIGNoLI,
the famous Baritone AMoDIo the great Bufo
MAGGIoROTTI the distinguished Violinist MoLLEN-
VAusER viii all appear upon the stage to please q
wondering audience. Sig. MuzIo viii Oliciate as
musical Conductor
The programme embraces gems Of operate mu
sic, which viii give scope to the wonderful power
of the performers. Itoommences with an Aria, by
Maggiorotti, followed by "a Serenade by Brignol, a
Duetto by Pccoomini and Magglorotti, Fantase
on the Vioincello, by Mollenhauer- Prudise
La Trayiata by Pecolomini and Brignoli, Cdr
nivh Of Venice by Mollenhauer, r,----Spirito Gen.
ill Favorita by Brignoli, ~ dreampt dwelt in
Marble Halls by PiceOlomlni, i,--Aria--Il Troya-
tore, by Amodio,--Duetto by Piccolominl, and
Brignoli, and the celebrated Pccolomlni, -Valse
by the little enehantress II this do2s not all the
Melodeon from pit to dome then we ask what
wouldl
The sale Of reserved seats will commence tbil
morning at Brainards Music Store Secure your
seats. . ...t r.-
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WILLIAM n. WOODS,
speaksr ~ iha House Of fKepfeffniailvca.
N BAaSHrf lAW0DON.
President rra tIfn ~ ~. 'r4aetr


mo. 9s AN ACT
70 auth fs s masbg offsal sitas ndssss and h q, 10
peeI te iha ef Csuny Commistohss and ~ ooTdeu
Section l. Be snoccdby tlc esnooi Assembly ogDs Hais
~ Quo Iaath ssai bstAe Guy % ecouny eonmhaousTu
- a. counties 10 this ae havrg popdlaiion Of moe than
tvu hundred thousand nhal ara 70 pUy a rfns nsbe
mpanaton 70 be aH By them And BE- tail ont OF tbs
q MY treasury upon NE der OF d commiuo ers ous or
more tompeteat uareos vlo shaw under ction Of
recorde MAJ out nd mple geufFl ndenea rm the r.
ere ois ,he real tsa tunte " q cognty. N Wdson
y s phab teal ilfeusrow pro "a f0 By lawbY lacT
pnder the heads be original surveyed sscous parts o
80 on tquaf fubd vision, cr lots the len paS Of such
index books iit Tne name Of the siaators 3D.
At 70 The rg the uaue o. the efahtee gnWefa g.
en- te uunbe a. ptge of record beie the usirum NJ
pupd re rtd an The character Of tle instrument a.
b, . loves " p,Tn ~ dssrt on q NE propsl convey
posts pa2e IN ike wlnuer, a she m0rgfHe fnd henL
othar ineum9 A. cel aheetuE ta q real eifac ~
sc ~ shall te ue tuty tf the ftcor'e t9 prcene at
the exf - thc county, tuab booka for iuel ndeHel
soe Aa sct a. he lad, o prov ded ioT nte trst
ton Of hs a shil b brought up and oomTste shall be
come TIE evtg OF tle rec ruer o. every sich Z hniy
p teep ~ "a era Jdeku 10 the preserhod ~ e
hu c OF tbe aud N therelu under the ap no
pirate heads al Ella nstienmeLt ofla te moftgaae'
eeF sd othar infumen,f Htn .he title 70 such ta
ae 20 every suiry on such general ndtN oi suy lot.
piece panel OF asd the der shall b. allowed ,um
OF hSe cenh - be paid bv the eavf
Of eonveyaqee or taasfsr for gscA.d Ftrs I'T ITT
sc O. Th act shall taks " ard b n fJroa om and
-Fti WIbIIAM D. WOODS. u
Speaker OF TIE Hour OF Representatives
a. bhtSErF LAN0DON, .H
February Il, IS
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PAuNo sFRaETs.--Thls much needed work Is
begun on the South side Of the Public Square, and
ere long win gladden. the eyes Of all interested.
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ERFrrrR ANp AouE.-This trYing and DO

" FETER AND AoUk.-Ihls trying anu PIUE
vokug disease which relentless grasp te body
Of man reducing him ou shadow in short space Of
time and rendering him phYrcaly end mentally useless
can he defeated aud driven fm the body by tue use Of
DR. Hostetters Rono vnsd Bers The grea, success Il
has met WITH and the beneficial results following It's use,
have established il a permanent institution" We
would advise readers procure this valuable specific
and Il sbsent friend is afflicted with the Fever and
AEue or any other disease to hasten and procure
this much favored aud greatly desired article Atrial
all that is needed prove its many excellent qualities
For sale bx druesls and dealers generally eveywhere
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, APRIL 81.
An editorial article In the Republican calls atten.
ton to a secret movement among the Pixies Peak
emgrants for the organization Of an expedition 10
take possession of Sonora and chihuahua.
A consultation has already been held at ST, 10
sephs and perhaps at other points on the border,
and prominent parties here are cognizant Of the
movement
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CONS Of Wbtu,
- lN1lor-

mo 211 An ACT '
T9sms6eths iesh tsio 81 On ~ e1 s On a. ofikt
reaq on aHu ~ Ce lulu af1e % efo ths psatr tf =
oaas' " Chhabes ~ owl tours - "a aca it.
&siln L Esh snoeiea tv a. s,nsyoi As,ey arm g,
n YY Ali hl teeqp veg shall ie % tne dod ~ 10 ~
sic ~ Mhsntvst vacatct s,al ocfur O. hf
~ ~ lnacc pen1e ofthe fsor oft III tr When tftr
h1 pe ~ % elect ne tusnahip ahfl nuuor
asliene mnf y vi a1ch vafancy uuui ne nest snh1
euql of conlei ]. and tuul iulcasfr Be- II tief nrf
De % ense ih any township o. sny eoy IN th s,ate ne
couftal 81 nay Qtaqr ado nnl town hip IA afd cg fsi
ard sheey auth ,fEed 20 ferVe any prcaS Al sSV ca,t.
pie o. ssi9 townihp no may le authored 10 sfre hy
law. ~
tci's iva, 80 crenl sscgoa one hundred and sish.
90 rhIsfe 20 take sssc, sad bs N force from and q
p I'HH WILLIAM n. WOODe la.
bpeakf q ih3 House OF Representatives
n BAsSEff IAN0DoN,
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kBrJuSt received at Olmaead's News Depot
the Atlantic Gonthly Tor May, fall Of desirable
contents u
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nALLnTT. DAvIs : oOls FIANOs,
ousrAVE sATTER.
" Thsss Phnos are for sale BY
OssIAN z. DODGE,
aprslmRn No. Euelil street, Cleveland.
Y universal

HoILowAY'a PILLs are the only universal
medicine Of the present day. The sets uOon the
beneficial influence In lands bOsA civilized
aud ssvage 1t is tue medicine OF the moRfor all the in
ternal complaints Of the human frame,
sold at the msnVfactory, No. 30 Maiden Lane, New
Ysrk aud by all Drusgiss 2sc, &c. and 81 MT OF
200
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ARRESTED.

BRANrFORD, Q. w. April 2l
A negro named Armstrong has been arrested for
the late murder aud mail. robbery near here and
has made full confession to-day, impIicating two
"A .snciatps
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0. q4l AN ACT

no. "a AN ACT
Su plemenarY 70 set tntted an at defining e,ts d.
ue Of eiks snrh aud rrole.uiiag atlomys" ~ sseA
htb uNy s6, 1874
Sec lon BE encced BY ne General snbfy ofths Sats
QOhO fhat II tlal the duty Of every en Of every
Quart OF record reeve nos the hnrd afthe sheH or other
no o. tie cgut all Caa taxed any writ lisue frs
ths cout Hich apnrahera eu foUr es or any olheF
fee neceNa injured IN & ut OF any suca WI ,
and pay e zane over 80 tbe psftos enuted thereto
manu; ard NEht b. tbs duty Ofbe Hlen of her ocr of
court 70 tax euch s, col pay Il ssae ovsr u the
ck nf the coud om vhch the writ Issued giving the name
O. each td vdua and the when each Il entitled V
receive.
WILLIAM WOODS,
kpesker Of the House Of RepruseniatiF 4.
E BkSSETr LANODOH,
Pre ID sni, pro tim, Ofhe senAte.
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Ar. BUREETT's entertainment last night was
~ that could be desired BY tho audlsnes, which,
We are soHy 70 Say, was small aIa
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F,bru'rYl4, 1908,

No. 2S AN ACT
70 amend e act ntte act TO nT the Ass Of Judges
IN certain cases
section l. BE ea1oei By ls Gnerdi Asssbh nrs safe
9Oho That In All toe oou1He o. ths State havug pJpu
alton Of two huncrd thousand Inhabitants upWarda
judges Cou of Common tleas hereafter eetol en-
shall Tecev1, In I'd llion 10 u salary Tad 10 em
nun, 10 DO paid 20 fem out Of tie eouny Treasury IN Aa
Tams manner and a. such mess provided BY law Tor NE
aymen OF the salaries VI the Judges out the seta Treaon
~ Provided tla lthe salaries " Judges OF the Court OF
CommoA Pleas thOud be ncTeaed by the State then the pay
out Of the couaY treasury Gha diminished In pIopoI
ton that nich Ju1gea thall NOT 10 wy heve
than wv .uty hVe hundred dolltTR per Annum ~ ary
Ste 4 that the dat aecon Il the Ge passed
April t2,h 1853 lie and me Sans teleby rpe led.
WILLIAM y. WOODS
Speakef Of the HOUSE OF RepnI ntatiVOa.
MARTIN WELKEh,
February ie, ieb9
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POLICE CoURT-James Barwell, for creating
disturbance, was fined 80 and costs
Hiram Stephens, for being most violently and
ObstrepulOusly drunk was fined $40 and costs and
sent to prison for ten days.
James Hill. very far from our worthy Chief En-
glneer,) got drunk and noisy, but having "'nary
red, was let OF on promise to leave town and
city.
Arthur McGlue, who sticks TO his old habits, for
raising big "muss, was fined $40 and cests and
sent to prison for ten days. He thought II was pill.
ing it up pretty steep for the first offence.
George Moore, for burglary and larceny, bound
over to the Court OF Common Pleas with $1,000
bail
Joseph Colburn and b. Hayes, on a charge ol
stealing yawl boat aud coil of rope from ths
schooner /. @. Pendeton, were bound over to the
Common Pleas Court with $500 bail They pro
tested that they intended to return the boat the
next day.
John Donovan, for receiving aud harbOring the
above stolen property, was bound over to the 22d
with bail at $500,
Several cases continued.
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The Restorative put M to bottles OF three sges via -
Lqge medium and small; the small holds \ pint, and
retls for doll boitle the medium holds easf
twenty cent IN proportion than the small retaiis
for two dollars per bottlo he age holds quart 90 Vr
Q. J. WOOD CO, Propretorn, No 3I2 Broadway n
" (in the great N Y. Wire Railing EstablRhmeut nd
Nd. ia Market street, 81 Louis, Mo.
And sold by all Druggists aud Fancy Goods DeaIsrs
Z
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A GRAND JUROR
Cleveland, April 81, 1859.

We publish the above as relating TO a matter that
should be attended to straightway The condition
Of the Jail yard, owing to the unhealthy arrange
ments for carrying away all refuse matter is truly
most depIorable. AS the warm weather comes on
It win be impossible under the present state Of af
fairs to prevent constantly arising miasma from
the foul matter collected in the yard We earnest.
ly urge upon our City Council early attention to
ts evil, if the remedy comes within their province,
andifnot then let the County Authorities see to it.
The completion of the Seneca street sewer will
render it comparatively small matter to Luild a
branch from the Jail yard, which will remove the
present existing cause Of disease and incouveni-
ence.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL. PRINTING
C- Plain ahd Ornsmeni Printing Of every descrip pion
lone at tho Pdntns Establishment Of the Leoder once
helates Improved aud most rapid steam beii
Jis ~ shornotes and reasonable rates Particular
uteutou paid toh blank ,Sr Eyefy description Of Bind
ng DONE especially Blank Bssks, Ledgers Journals,
Sees BooEs Rsesiyms apnks, Sc. Sc ...
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PARADE.-Ths Light Guards, escorted BY I.s,
lands Band, were out on parade last evening
They made a ins appearance.
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NEW ORLEANS. Apri

The steamer ArizoDla from Brasoson the 18th,
with S233,OOO in specie, has arrived here.
The Liberals, under Garcia had taken San Luis
pofoai
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YESTERDAYAFTB REPORT
NOT GUILTY

CH.RLearoN, 3. g., April 20
The trial of the beamen Of the SLAYER Echo. com
on Monday and closed to day, with YER
dict Of Not Guilty,
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