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BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported By the Union Telegraph,
lETIcE, wAEIN0's BLOCK, CORNER oF BANK AND
ST. cLAIE STREETS.
Yesterday Afternoons Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.

FROM WAsHINGTON
WAsHISOToN, April 3.
AT meeting Of the Pacific Railroad Com.
mittee Mr.. Phelps submitted reso iutiOns lor a
single route on the 39th PARALLEL with the con-
dition that il they were net accepted the road
should not 60 south Of the 35th or north Of the
4lsk
M. Kellogg proposed an amendment en-
eodying Mr.. Curtis proposition substantially
as the basis, with some notifications.
MT. Winter Davis offered proposition laying
down three points as descriptive Ofthe general
direction Of Che route, viz st. Joseph Bridge
Pass and San francisco, with the outline Of a
bill to incorporate company TO build a road.
After discussing these various plans the
Committee adjourned until tomorrow evening,
on Mr.. Fenton's motion, with the understand.
ing that decisive vote should then be taken
on a route, form OF bill and general plan.
Dispatches have been received from Capt
Jarvis at the Navy Department enclosing com
munieations 20 him by the commanding off
cers Of the French and Spanish ships Of ar at
Vera Cruz enquiring under what law Of Ma.
tons he captured the Mexican steamers. lie
declinen giving any reply, but referred them
TO the authorities here for an answer
This question is likely to prove embarrassing
hereafter because the administration row as.
serts, as a right. what was emphaticaily denied
when claimed by England in the Gulf two
years ago
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SANFORD'S
LiVeP TnVigOPatOr

NEVER DEEiLIrAT
1T is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
re FROM GUNS, and has become established fact
SaEdard Medicine, kuyn and approFsd By ali Who haEs
assd it aud TesOted 10 with coahdsncs IN all the
pissa ses f0T which ii ls recommended.
It has cured thousands ls1thn TIE lsst two vears
who had gwen up al hopesI ot Fesf the luneIOus
unsolicited certificates an = ny Possession shu7f
The dose musf be al ptcd = suprrnment Of the
individual takingi ND US 90 IN huc quanti hes "a
act gently on The h0sels. =
Let Lhs dictates OF vuur Irdgueat audr you In the
use Of he LIVER N-IsFIGORATOR, and u
gil cure Live Com-. BlnimLsg Bilious Ar
tucksy DyBpeBsiays.C .Chrpuie Dinrrhoeas
= N M 2 Z o m > ID latnfs, ID Dyaeut te-
ryy DropsyJ Sou ZstOmaeh, uabitqRi
COstivene8s3 Chol-l@lc3 Cholera, Cheic-
IN Ni0rbuas Cholefni. IAu Ia q tumS Eluiu-
lence, j juund G e So Female Weakness
e., and W.y ha used suc-i-, Cessiuiy as OhplkA-
KY FAMILY MEDi-i- CHM II will RUE SICK
y A 4 n = (us > lho1sandE tesiiiy.l IN
TWENTY MINUTES 1F7=IrWO OR THREE TIA
sPOONFuLS ARE TAK-l-lEN a. eommsncemeBt u
sitack
All who ft living their tes imo1E in iasor
E7- Nh water iu the nil am with u lNVlHOhATOR,
and swallow both together
srice One Dollar Per Bottle.
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Dns Dollar Per BottIe
RD's
Family Cathartic Pills,
COMPOUNDED IRON

COMPOUNDED FR0M
Pure Vegetable Extracts and Blff uD IN GldEs
Cases, Air Tight, and ,sN keep n any eii-
mate,
The EAMILY CATfIARTIC Pill il q gentle but
tive CaihTc, Hhich ha prs Iietof has used 10 hIa pfu
ice ti1Ee tliau trFeuiy wears.
The cuustaHtly nrTeslriHg 'lemant fTpm th0ss ~
have long usoi he pills aut The SATISFACTION Hhlcs
al eufss regard O. Their use, has hducud mato psA
then within th he reach OF ALL (,
The Pr0i-as0n well now lhat different Caihariica act
o dttIareat puftiuns II the = louuis
The FAMILY GAIT ARTIC PILL
has. with due reference ~ his well established fact
been cunipou1ded from a-,vercty Of he pun sgu-
table Fatracts, which act @allke Ci the
alimeufarT canal, and arg GOOD and SAhE in "a
cases where = CafhaTtlc 4 = needed, EuCh DE-
RANGE n ENTS u thG TO ~ &c n. eLEFPf-
MSS PAINS IN The -bACk AND LQlk 8,
COSTIVENESs, PAlN-AND SORENESS QNh AK
TWE WHOLE BODY =frum sudden cold, uhlch
frequently, if ncgecsed reud N lQrg coursa Of 70
yer. Loss OF ApPE ts.fTIrE,a CREEPl Nc SIN
RfT1ON OE COLD OVER lrHE BODY, RESTl. .k>S-
MS uEAn-ACHf, or WEIGHT IN THE HEAD-
li fnhanlmat0ry Dseases Wurms Cuildrsn Adulia
Rheumatism great PurIh OF the Blooi and msny Dir
eases WLch dezh D. hniF, meuli1n
this advertisement Dose. lt03.
PRICE 80 CENTS
~ The Liver luFlEoratfr rnd auilT Cath1rc - it
ret lied by DIusEss generally, and sold Shols,= -
81 T W SANFORD. n d
Manufacturer and PrnpTiszeFt
iYfdkWR2 80 hTuadNaT. New
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CAssiUs M. CLAY,s APPEAL.

LOUIsFILLEl hpFI ..
Cassius NJ Clay published an appeal to the peO.
pie Of Madison county against the revolutionary
Committee Of shat county from whom he escaped
announcement by q small majority yester-
day. He says be advised Hanson aud associates 10
leavc that be has discOunteBanced the ra3icalsbut
il Republicans are attacked they viii defend them
selves His appeal embraeesa letter signed Frank
Bland, GeOrg5 Haley, in which they say the trou-
bles did not originate about Hanson but because q.
West when sick with consumption Was maltreated,
and Vests daughter insulted with gross language.
Clay concludes, you may be strong enough 10
OVerpOWeT me, you cannot drive me from the duty
which owe TO myself, 20 my friends and 10 my
country III all shall not fall in vain, and il viii
be enough for all cherished associations if my
blood shall atone for the wrongs OF my race, and
these States shall at last be free. Private adyices
Intimate apprehensicns Of further trouble.
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BoARDOF EDUCATION Regular meeting held
last evening. Prsssht--Mss'r'. ThOm0, Maynard,
Brsdburn, FOgg, Stanley, Vaughn, Payne, Pratt
Hayes.
A number Of bills were presented aud disposed
Of or referred to the oouuoL
Tho bill of s. A. Norton. Assistant Principal Of
the High School. for services as Librarian, after
being amended to $50 per term, was sen, to the
Council.
| The bill Of P. Gallagher, for deductions made
By the Board at former meeting from former
bill, was received from the Council and rejected.
Mr. Bradburn offered resolution In favor Of
placing railing around the IOdded plat before
the High School building upon Euclid street, the
expense not to exceed $50 per foot Adopted.
This being the last meeting, Mr.. Bradburn offer
cd a resolution. rendering the thanks Of the Board
to Andrew Frssso for tho eminent ability aud
great faithlulnsBs with which he has discharged
the duties Of Superintedent Of destruction.
The resolution WAS unanlmo ouEly adopted.
Mr.. Bradburn offered . resolution expressing
The thanks Of the Board to DR., Aleyne Maynard
for the prompt and satisfactory performance Of his
duties as Secretary, and rsgretting greatly that he
had, by Withdrawing, prevented his filing place
In the Board, As bis constituents would desire.
Adopted, and Dr.. Maynard briefly replied.
Mr.. Bradburn then offered another resolution,
rendering the thanks of the Board to It's ablo and
courteous presiding officer, Rev. Mr.. Thome, for
the disintersstsd ability and impartiality with
which be has conducted the meetings Of the
Board and expressing kind wishes for bis pros,
perity and welfare.
Mr.. Thoms briefly responded It is a good
thing for the city that Mr.. ThOme has been re-
elected
Mr.. Fogg offered resolution, asking the COun-
oil to pay $40 to Misses Gills.t and Hayward $50
sseh) for their services in the evening schools
Carried.
Mr., Payne moved the thanks of the Board to
the Committee on bills and accounts for their ef-
feiont labors as Committee.
Mr. Stanley, the Chairman Of that Committee,
requested the withdrawal Of the resolution, but it
was certainly eminently proper thatit should pass
Mr.. Stanley, in connection with Mr.. Fogg, has,
by his careful scrutiny Of every bill presented to
the Board, saved large amounts to the city, and
it was right that the resolution should be adopted
After passing resolutions of thanks to the Report
ers (E0Ic what do the Council think y the Board
adjourned to Monday evening next.
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CITY q NEWS ITEMS
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL =, 1890

~ The Daily Morning LeSder iu for sale 81
HaWksl J. 4. Matsons sud 0lmsted's newsdepote.
AZ news depots at Weidcll aud Angler Hotels and
at Qulnlaha. ll5 Ontario Street.
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THR GOLDRN CIRCLE.

NRW ORLEANs, April 3.
Two subordinate officers OF the Knights Of the
Golden Circle publish card denouncing General
Buckley, Commando In Chief, as an impOster-
About 1900 men are enrolled here uuder the repre-
sentation that there was plenty Of money to assist
Juarez in Mexico, where promises Of land grants
etc. induced many 10 join but there is no evidence
as yet OF any bona fide arrangement
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FROM HARRIsBURG.

HARRIsBURo, April g.
This morning the Senate and House reconsid.
cred the vote on the general appropriation bill and
recOmmitted it TO Conference Committee. The
Committee reported the bill which the House adop.
ted.
The bill to incorporate the South Pittsburgh
Coal company was pussed over the Governor 3
veto.
Mr.. Palmer, opposition, Of Schuylkill county,
was elected Speaker OF the Senate for the next
term. Both Houses adjourned sine die
The appropriation bill was previously signed by
the Governor.
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V.B. PALnEE, tho American Advertising Agent, N.
f. corner Firth and Chestnut Streets Philadelphis, e
authorized to rsesVo subscriptions and Advertisements
for this paper Il our lowest rates Ha receipts viii
Be pgartsd a. pSynsnta
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-04

Ak OH CITIZEN PoIsoNED Yesterday morn
ing Mr.. Thomas Howard, OF East Cleveland, poi
sOnsd himself by drinking some creOsOte, suppO-
sing to be brandy. Mr.. Il, has been in the habit
when in town, OF calling at the drug store Of A
W. Book, under the Burnett House, and helping
himself to a drink Of gin or brandy from the bot
lie upon the shelves. Yesterday morning about
10 O'Clock be called at the store and passed behind
the counter and asked for the brandy. The clerk
set the bottle forward upon the shelf and passed
TO another part Of the sore. small bottle oil
creosote stood near by, distinctly labeled). and
Il seems Mr.. II. mistOok the bottle and poured
some Of this out 10 a glass, and drank it. He
spoke TO the clerk and asked what that liquor
was. The clerk, seeing that he had poisoned
himself immediately had him conveyed up into
the Burnett and physicians called. Nothing, how
ever, could be done for him, and be died in about
two hours and a half
Mr.. Howard vas 40 old Cleveland citizen. He
was for many years connected with Isaac Taylor,
in The livery stable IN the rear Of the American,
and vas then with the late Mr.. Gurley, in the
livery stable upon Water street. He hsd acquired
wealth and had retired to enjoy Il.
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ENTEEED April 30, sch. }. Hibbard, Hartman,
Pert Hope, 80 NJ. lumber, IS NJ shingles, IS n
lafh.
Sch. ouiekstep, Elybeu, Bay City, 40 N.
Iumber, 24,5OO shingles.
Sch. Industry. Heamss, St. Clair. s5.S7s feet
lumber.
sOOw FrOlc, Port Huron, 200 shingles. $50 NJ.
Lsth.
CLEARED.-Seh R. r. LoOmis Morley, sagi-
nav.
Sch. Fred Hill, Ferdinand, Milwaukee. 800 tons
coal.
scOW Albion, CVIlum, PIT. Huron.
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NrW ADYERTIsRMENTs

Davis \ vorcs-produea Coumi'iion Ae'ch'nA
Joseph Einger-Noucs TO Coal MereAaHis.
Cleveland Library AtSooiatian-Annual Election.
Al. p. Raicham CO -Frut Trees.
pf. Barrow-spec Al Notice
Holloway Pills-spocial Notice.
Hos,stter's Bgturs-'pecial Notice.
Aoaesmv Of Nuse-HAymakert.
d /. wHhiman Sales kc.
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SIuNCrInN GRANrnu

PATTERSON, N. j., April 3.
Preliminary iDjunctions were granted, to day,
by Judge DickersOu, against Denham & Stasis aud
John Smalley, in favor Of Howard and others for
infringements on ketchumn's Patent for Harvest
Ing Machin.s
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CONNECTICUT ELECToNs.

- - IN n 2 II .
Complete returns show the election Of Buekiog-
ham, Republican, Governor by 57l maj
The representatives and l42 Republicans. TO 80
Democrats, and the Senators, l3 Republicans to
Z Democrats. One district Is doubtful
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PERsONAI--MajOr F. Oliver of steubOnvlls
and John Sheridan, of the stsubSnvlle "UniOn,
are at the Wsddsll. Mr.. Harper, Of the Mt. YER
non 'Bahnsr," Is ct the johnson.
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" The Spring Styles Of bats and Caps Of all
varieties can be found at I23 Superior street; also
Shaker Hoods, Gloves, Travelling Bags, &c.
b. BUTTS.
P.s.-Or "a Silk Hat can't be beat.
nlar2l .279.
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FRONI NmLWAIkEE.

MILWAUKEE, April 3.
At the Municipal Election to-day, Lynde, Dem ,
was elected II syor by 1000 maioriiS also elected
Comptroller aud City Attorney, The Republic
cans elected Treasurer by 200 to 400 majority.
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GLoRHicATION.-Pursusn L. to.adjouTnment the
Central Republican Club win hold 4 meeting at the
Old Court House on Wednesday evening, April
4th, 1850 at l-2 o'clock. Good speaking may be
erneetad
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YoRK, April 3.
A mass meeting Of the N. Y. Joumsymen
House Painters was held at Military Hall in
the Bowery last evening Seventeen shops
were represented as paying two dollars per
day. Several speeches were made in favor of
a more perfect system Of organization for the
protection Of the right Of labor, and number
Of new member were raoeived
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DIsrURRANcE.-Jacob Sweep and James NAL
tOOn were arrested yesterday on warrant for dis,
turbanee.
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DEArH oF ProNEERs.-Mr. Perry and Mr
HSrryman, two old pioneers Of Scion township
died last week.
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PROM sCnENRCTADY.

SCHENECTADY, April 3
Benjamin F. Potter, Rep, was to-day elected
Mayor, by 400 majority over the Democratic can
didatgs,
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ELECTIONS.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, April ,.
The Lafayette Courier Of this afternoon has re-
turns of township elections from various counties
In this State, indicating large Republican gains.
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PKOAf Ngw YORK,

NEw YoRK, April 3.
JaCkaloW, the ChinamRn charged Wieh murder
aud robbery on the schooner Spray, has been CON-
mitfed for trial
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PAPERs AT HAwEs'.--FFank Leslis's illustrated
and the Ledger received last evening by Hawks.
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~ New York Coal on, OF very superior quail
Iiy It does not smoke in the least, does nO.orusl
the wick, aud Is free from offensive Odor. Sold by
CHURCHILL BROTHER.
rrar2g279 Druggists
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Tbs ACHIEVEMENTS OF Dr.. scHLossER DR..
sehlosser, the renowned Chiropodist, will contin-
ue in the city for short time longer, for the pur
pose Of giving cOn-and- -Bunion afi icled-people
the benefits Of his professional skill
Since bis stay here he has relieved great num-
Der Of persons Of those pests, which rot only im-
Pede locomotiOn, but which render life itself mis-.
erable We have heard many persons who were
relieved Of their troubles in this respect, by Dr.
SchlOsser, exut over the elief they have experen.
eed, and declare that not only was the operation Of
removing their cOrus not painful one but the corns
were eralicated so completely, that no trace Of
thsm was left DR.. sehlOsser has many testimo,
nials Of the most fattering and satisfactory char
acter, which the afflicted skeptical should exam
ine--FrOm the Evening Bulletin, Philadelphia.
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FIRR,

CINCINNATI, April ,.
The Kentucky Military Institute, near Frank
fort, was partially destroyed by Gre Friday night,
together with the SUPPLEMENTARY residence.
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CEMETERIES.

There have been II more intsrnenis this month
(Aach) than last month, and more than for the
month Of March, 1859.
Cleveland, March %, 1890. ~" ''A''-
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.1IE D. nAIR DYE II AAIR De
M. 4. Bathelefls Haif DYs!

The ORlv harnlless Gad reliable DYE kn0tca.
Ths Ouraal and best in the world
All otherz imitstiOna and should BE- avoided
% wish 20 escape ndieulo.
GRAY, RID OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly 70 =
bsaual and naiura Brown Black Withsut the least
uJuTy 10 HAIR or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
Szrdod 70 Wm. A. Baehelor lsSs. and 1900
Applications lave been made 70 The Hair VI his PEIsnS 81
kis famoaa Dyes.
WM A. BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE produces 4 es'oI
hst 70 b. distinguished from nature. and iS WARRANTED
Aot iRurv in the least hOeTai long may be continued
Gad the IN eGci Of Bad DYes emeIed the Hair nEigoI
aicd for life By this splendid Dye.
Made. sold applied j.n private foonaf nt the Wig
facsoTy, No. E3 Rruadsuy, n. Y.
sOla . ~ cities he United States By Drug
TEis and Fancy Goods ilealegs.
" TIE Eeuuina has the name and address upou steel
plate engraving On iaur sides of earh Box. el
WI. A. BArCHELQR,
ianl1 No 133 Bros4Wsy.N
HNHE BRST ARTIFICIAL HELP
y TO THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INNENTEDl
o------ E@@FF
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~ uEOtE OF lnt Afesiucntt
Gao, A. KoLBE, see'y.

NEw FIRN.-Messrs. H. s. Davis and L. Vorce
have formed partnership, and have established
themselves as general Produce and Commission
House, upon River street. Mr.. Davis has been
with Messrs. Guylss, Foot & Bash for the pas, six
years, and Mr.. VOrce has long been with Messrs-
Edwards d Iddings. Both are well posted in all
the details connected with commission business,
and wiz constitute wide awake, enterprsing
house. Success to them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-04

" For the best qualities Of Segars, Tobacco
esd snuff, 20 to C. Dieiz III suDerior-st
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THE HAYMAKERs.-The Academy Of Music was
crowded last evening at the performance Of '' The
Haymskers" by Prot. Chase's classes The piece
was well sung and quite well acted Three Of the
female voices, Miss H. n. Wadsworth, Miss Hat
tie Dickinson and Miss Emily l. Banning, were Of
more than usual excellence, and were loudly ap-
plauded.
The ehoruses were very fine and spirited, aud
The whole passed of much 10 the satisfaction and
pleasure Of the large audience It will be repeat
ed this evening, and sll who can attend may ex.
pect q delightful entertainment
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HELD TO BAIL.

BosTON, Mass, April 3.
Morgan, Chamberln and Dunning, late officers
Of the bark Orion, an alleged SLAYER, are held in
$1,000 bail each for trial. The examination will
probably take place to.day.
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EF- E. Rufini. IT'S Superior 81. has received
the Spring Fashions Of Hats and Caps. Il en-
braces all styles and qualities, and Of course WiHbe
sold as low as possible. We should advise those
who wish a beautiful aud well becoming hat or cap
to call on Mr.. RufBni
MEDICAL ELEcTRICITY .-DT. Gibson is the only
scientific and successful Electrician In the city Of
Cleveland and is The only one in possession Of
ns.teripg testimonials from the most eminent Pro.
essors Of Electricity in the United States IN refer
enee TO professional Ikill in the use Of Eeetrie6
as & curative agent and She only one who treats
Liver Complaint, Rheumatism, Paralysis, Disease
Of the Brain and other Chronic Dseaaes with uni
form success. lie will pay q premium Tor the
proof that bis success is equaed By any treatment
that is now or ever vas IL The city of ClovslaBd
for ne cure Of obstinate diseases. Call and see
cases cured at his Office, No. III 0piario street,
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

FoR SALE AT DEWOLFs $, MERwIN STREET.
500 bushels Of oats at 42e per bush 200 bush
corn at SIC per bush 1000 lbs hams at Ia a
lOc perIb. and shoulders al I IL q Sc per ID.
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rgesee advertiaement Of DE- sanfOFd'' Liver
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Truslee-WlllaTd. Rep, IlO; Mcintosh, Dem,
l27. Board of EducatiOn-Smith, Rep, l66;
Griese, Dan, Io2. Assessor-Foyargue, Rep,
lao, Mcleod, Dem, l26.
The vote, as reported now kives Thatcher a
majority Of COZ over Hughes; Crawford Col over
Wigman, aud Pratt $50 over Powell. The official
returns are not all fled with City Clerk, as yet.
The following is the result Of the Election:
The Republicans have elected their Water-Wokrs
Commissioner, City Commissioner, Infirmsry Dl
rector, ten COuncilmen, seven members OF the
Board Of Education, eight Assessors and eight
COnstables. The Democrats have elected one
Councilman, four members Of Board Of Education
and three Assessors.
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hlUNICIPAL ELECTIONS

CINCINNATI April 3.
At the election held yesterday for City and Ward
eieers, the Democrats elected their entire ticket
by an average majority OF 700. The Democrats
elected 9 COuncimen; the Republicans s.
TOLEDO, O., April g.
At the Municipal election yesterday the Repub
lloan ticket, except ohe Councilman, one Asses
sOr and one Constable, was elected. Average ma
ioritV 10
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NORTON's OiNTmENI,

sALT-RHEUM AND sCRoFUEA;
Permanently cures Scadead RnEWoTms, and all Itching
Erupti5us q tbs skin.
Th's Ointment penetuiss to the blsis Of the disease
roes 10 its very sourea rgm the ssh beneath
10 the ski oa the suace sold in large glass b0Ess price
50 cents.
Prepared BY GERKtT NORTON. Proprietor New York
Depot at PENFoLD, PARKER M0wER's. No. Is Beck
Sod by STRONG ARMSTRONG feb2s
Dr.. McCLNTooE's CoLD AND COUeH MIX
TURE-Auoug the cold and cough "remedes' that food
ths market this alone stands the solid basis Of true
medical sceuce DR. AIcClniock stands in the hre frOa
OF the profession Re stak bis Tupuaon Whist he Of
fars 90 the sink q curative. Never has thi
ureparafian falsfcd his guaranty, Price - cents.
Sald ~ WM. FisKE, and BY STRONG ARM
grRONG Cleveland. feb&
HAIR DYEI HAIR DYEll HAIR DYE
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sExToE's REPoRT-There have been 81 inter
meuts in the several cemeteries from March lst TO
sIsf inclusive
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N n sOLOMONSON.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC oPTICIAN.
etp the largest assortment Of the most hppFo, ed kinds
Of sPECTACLES. All his Glasses whether for near
r sighted. gruund under his Inspection, By
chiasry Of eonsrucii0a with the greatest
suit e eyes In all cases cunag Weakness Dizziness
OF Inflammation Of the Elos, and mparing strength 70
long reading or hne sewing.
rlF N. Is SoLnMOHauN Uaald here inform the public
that never employs any fhs sale Of his Lenses
e Aro--A Eplrndid assurtmeut Of SPY GLASSES,
MICROSCOPE Is, CONPASSEs &C kept On hand
e ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain, a. pei
No. ~ SUPERIOR STREET,
EehTT Near Foes C'rurk Store.