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Yesterday Afternoons Report.
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YORE, Feb 10
The Thbuns's Washington correspondent says,
the official orders has not been issued, but Il Is dc
cided TO withdraw all our troops from Utah, wi b
the exception Of one regiment, and scatter them
principally over New Mexico aud ArIzonla, 10
range Of the Forts III Pssso % Fcft Yuma. Ifthis
policy be carried out the transportation 10 Utah
wall be reduced from 10000 pounds annually 10
fO0, 600
This weekly statement al fbe treasury show The
amount subject to dra1 84O0,547 30; receipts
Sl,494,090 co; drafts paid 1891 sos "; drafts
issue IL O34,s36 90. In addition 70 the above
amount, which amount Is subject 70 draft, the
treasury has 100000, from the sale Of loan 20
receive. and 81 100000 In treasury notes capable
Ofre issue.
The Post Office Appropriation tUi viii draw
about SO 500 600 out Of the Treasury proper leaV-
ing It margin Of s. 100000 with present means,
and about4O 100000 out Of funds in depOsitarles,
subject TO the order Of the Postmaster General.
ia .ge +, NJ Conway, repressntiEe elect under
the WNaudotte consultation, arrived here from
Kansas yesterday aud will testify before the Iuyes-
tlgating Committee some day this week. Mr.
Conway says that there Is no favor expressed in
Kansas toward the proposed change OF the bound
ary OF the State. he says the Territorial Legisla-
ture, now IN session 10 Lawrence, viii memoriaiizs
Congress for immediate admission with the Con-
sitution as It stands.
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WPORTAKT 20 FEMALES.

DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
UIHE COMBINATION OF INGRE-
II DIENTS IN these Pills are the result Of long and
extensive practice They mild IN their opOuOn, uad
certain IN eoTreoih sieguiaries, Painful Aensirua-
utonz removing all obructons, whether fum cold er
otherwise headsshs pain in the e. palpatan Of The
heart whites all affections. Mysteries fatigue,
ain tbs hack and lmbs SC, dsturbed sleep which
arse from interruption Of nature
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
wnsthe conmineement u new IN the treatment Of
th1ss irregularities and distractions which have consigned
50 many Thousands Of The young besuis snd the be-
ovsE 10 q Premature Gave. No female eau enjoy good
sath unless she Is regular and Whenever obstruction
tats Sss=rs fhs general health begins todeoline.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the m0t eectual remedy ever known for ali COM
pEmts peculiar 70 Fas. To al CLASSES hey are nval-
uabs sdsrsg ifh osraaI psriodioei FsguIaTsfB ThsT
are known to thouEanss hs hava used them diersh
periodz ihroug0g the country, having the sanction ofsomo
the most eEiaezf phBsioaasiH Atod Explicit drsc-
hens Sfaag uAsa and uAcn fey Shoud Hof Be- HIcd with
each Bo1-the Pios OAe Dollar each boE eoafaiasag a
PiIls .e ...aH.H
valuable psmph ct 70 hs had fse. OF The Agents Pull
cIf - sal propiig hy encl0znE price " the GeBara
Areui sod b DreEE1Gl5 generally
n. 81 HUfCHINGS. Gehernl Agent
l05 Crambeu 81. New Iort.
mouiis decTsuudGE: R70
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"oUr o. THtME owN MoUTH WILL CONDEMN
THE, &c. ."-Aocordlng to the Herald, Madame
Moutez Is one Of the sensations" Of the day, and
should not be admitted into the columns Of q re-
spectacle newspaper. Granting this be true,
two little extracts following viii show how eonsS-
tent that paperis. 4.
newspaper must crafty the publ.c taste, or
It viii die for lack Of support. The public taste
demands highly seasoned food, and Il the viands
prove "hot n the mouth" occasionally it Is because
the dear public insists on "spice - Herald, Sal
lrddy, Feb lik hs hs -
A ful report Of the lecture appears in the Leader
Of this merning. That paper devoted quarter
Of column % The lecture Of DR.. Bellows, half q
column 70 Raymonc, and The aame 70 Dr. Holland
whilst the notorious Lola Montez Rels coIumn
and 4 haH Of spul" According 70 this, the
Ieadeg eonhiderS LOla worth more than the other
three cpmbiued. Tt Is eli matter Of taste but
Sono tastes aTe CURIOUS Herald, Monday, Feb.
l3k 5l4s.s
Now read the following extract from an edilO-
nal Of The Herald on Friday evening last, and teu
us, e in an Madame Lola MOntez' lectures OF
writing, such 4 vulgar parss raPh IS this can Be
fguni, Ss'eka paper afesdnE holy hOrrOr Of Lola
Montezl Bahll
As Little Red Riding Hood was Miss Of only
thirteen years-haying neither as long legs nor a
sirong ones as Nm. FaTnum Of LoWell-aud ns ne
latter, moreover e an cid racer, having better
wind, limb and botiem than Il s possible for 9
younQ riri Of her teader yea1 20 have, we ssg-
ire1f ma 80 many minutes should be allowed fOl
sbort legs, aud for difference Of stride. Joekey
rden Are weighed before taking seat In the saddle
and women racers on skaies GhoGld have their leg
mss.ured before hey sssrt. ~
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- Merchants and Shippers GENERAL

b1- Merchants and Shippers generally
are respectfully informed that The old relia-
bic Fast Freight Line, Merchants Despatch
American Express Company prOprietOrs, arg
bringing freight from the Eastern cities Al
the lowest Railroad rates, and delivering the
same with greater uniformity, regularity and
promptness than any other line or road.
This unriyalled line carries goods with the
greatest possible speed and safety, and trans
ported A. D. 1859 upwards Of 25,O0O tons oi
merchandise from New York and Boston TO
the West and SOUTHWEST
For special information and contracts aP-
ply to the Merchant Despatch Ofhees New
York Office, 1877 BrOadWsyi Boston once, %
State street Cleveland efhoe, FOOT Of River
and Front streets. II. f. BoTLsToS, Agt
jan2&27L hHH i.iAiHlEH
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ST. VALENTINES DAY.-This day, the ll4th Of
February, has been set apart by traditional
eustom as one On which every mothers son and
daughter may be st liberty to indite tender epstes
70 bis or her especial fame" without being I'D
judged Indelieais or improper The good ST. Val
entins would stand aghast could be come to life
and sec The piles Of lOEe-laden missiYes which hl
the mails on the anniversary Of bis uncomfortable
demise. he was a sober, sanity leader Of the
primitive church, and By what queer connection
the day Of bis death should become The carnival Of
papitating hearts, and The one day Of all others to
which tsshful lovers look forward, It requires some
deliver among musty books to determine
Il is said that The valentine Of man or Fo-
man is the first person Of the opposite sex whom
be or she may nee. on this eYentful morning, II
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Roard Of Education.
MONDAY EVENING, Feb. l.

MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 10.
At the regular meeting last evening there
we're present Messrs Theme, Bradburn, Fogg,
Stanley, Reese, Payne, Vaughn, Maynard,
Pratt Rhodes.
Mr.. FOgg, from the Committee on Text
Books, reported on the petition Of Mr.. Oat-
man and other teachers, asking leave to in
troduce Pinneo's Grammar for the use Of some
primary classes in West 81. Clair and Rock
well Street Schools. The publishers Of the
book have offered TO furnish the books gratis.
The Committee recommended that the petition
be granted. After some discussion the report
was laid upon the table for one week.
Mr.. Thome presented TO the Board num-
Der Of copies Of the annual Report Of the State
School Commissioner, sent TO him by the
Commissioner.
He also read q communication from Hen.
Mr.. Blakeslee in relation 10 the memorial sent
to the Legislature against the repeal Of the
Library Tax Law. Mr.. B. gave it as his
opinion that the Senate repeal bill would not
pass the House.
Mr. Maynard read q communication from
the Teacher Of the High School asking two
copies Of Webster's Unabridged Dictionary.
Request refused-yeas 2; nays 8.
Dr. Reese stated that q number Of citizens
had repeatedly complained TO him Of the prac-
tice Of seating black and white children TO-
gether, and he therefore offered as q media
ton q resolution requiring teachers in ouI
schools to seat colOred children by themselves
The resolution was opposed by Messrs. Stan
! lev Fogg, Tbome and Bradburn, and support
ed by Reese, Rhodes and Payne. The discus.
sion took q pretty wide latitude, and the
"nigger" question was discussed at consider.
able length.
Mr.. Fogg offered an amendment to the ef
| feet that, at the request Of parents, teachers
be required to give children seats apart from
colored children. Carried.
Mr. Stanley moved that the whole subject
be laid upon the table, which was lost-yeas
T. Rsys 6. The question then being on The
resolution as amended, it Was lost fI|
| Permission was granted TO Martha Carey
from TO 10 o'clock.
Mr.. Stanley offered q resolution requiring
all accounts for school purposes 10 be exam
ined at the first meeting in January, April
July and October, and persons having accounts
against the city for such purposes are request
ed to present them at such times. Carried.
The Sth General Rule Of the Board wal
amended 80 as 10 reqnire all applications fol
changes in text books to be referred to thu
Committee on Text Books for their repOr
thereon.
The Committee on Text Books reported ad
versely TO the application Of the Principal Q
High School for privilege to introduce new
singing school book. Adjourned.
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SAD ACCIDENT AT WGLLoUoHBT.--A sad acci-
dent occurred at WiIlOughby on Saturday evening
which resulted in the death Of young man named
Moore, son Of Mr.. Moore prominent citizen Of
the place. BE, in company with two other young
men, Wenflup to replace the seutte on the roof Of
the: seminary. it having blown down into the gut
ter at the caves. Young Moore got upon the roof
to replace IT, bus the roof being icy be slipped and
fell bsadIOng 70 the ground, distance Of 40 or so
feet BE lived but sbou; two hours. He was 16
or II years old, and very estimabls young man
and his death cast gloom over the community.
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To-MoRRow NIoHT.-Bear in mind the party to
be given at the johnson House tomorrow evening
for tho bshodt Of the Firemsn Relief Fund. The
receipts Ofthe Ball 80 towards the assistance Ofds
abled irsHlen, and our citizens should take per
sonal nterest in seeing that the amount thus col
Iectsd is large enough to make many poor mans
heart feel lighter as be lies upon his sick bed and
breads the approach Of want to his household
while be remains incapable Of labor. The facili-
ties Of the johnson for providing for the
wants and comforts Of those who attend, are
nranrnaa..d
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a4..a a.. ST. LOUIS, Feb. Is.
The Santa Fe correspondent Of the Repub-
liesn says The Speaker Of the House intro
daced bin to repeal law passed at the last
session of the Assembly protecting slavery in
that Territory. On the next day a resolution
was almost unanimously adopted requesting
him to resign the Speakership, which he did,
and subsequently resigned his seat in the
House and went home the same day. Mr..
CuellaT, Of Medina, was elected Speaker, and
the bill in question was referred 70 Select
Committee, who reported in favor Of its rejee-
ton, which WAS done without q dissenting
voice
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FROmnRNY ORLEANS.

EEw 0RLEANs, Feb 10.
The schooner Red Fox, fIom Tsmpico th
9Th, brings S2l 900 in specie, and dates from
Vera Cruz ts the 30th, and the City Of Mexico
to the 18th ult.
MifamOn was preparing his expedition against
Vera Cruz-hsd raised money and is eOneOn.
tratIDg troops for the purpose at the CaT ital.
The Liberals propose % march upon the cap
iial as soon as Hiamon starts for Vera Cruz
A pronunciamenio attempted on the 23l, in
iayor Of haIque. was promptly Suppressed.
The steamship Indianola sails on Sunday for
Vera Cruz.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, Feb. 10.
A young married Womln, named Sarah Jane
MeCheSter, has been arrested on suspicion Of
having sOmrthing to do with the mysterious
murder Of the Custom House walehman. The
general impression is lhatehe is innocent, and
her husbands story eorEObOrates her statement
that she was at home all the evening A stage
driver asserts positively, however, that she got
into his oInnibus about The time Of the murder
near State street, and rode up 10 29th street.
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HAIR DYE! HAR DYElI HAIR DYE !
Wm. 4. Bashsl0f'I Lair Dye!
~ - AarllLess - 80 = -

The onlv harnlless AID reliable Dye kn0iCa.
fbe OriEual and best IN The Worldl
All utncr1 lulilton9 and should oe aTptdoQ
fcg uiEh escape rldiEule. n.
eRGY, RID OK RUSFY HAIR Dyed Instantly 70 =
rturY to Hair OF Ska
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
Vzrdsd Wm A. Batehelsr since lS11. and sooOo
applications have been made 70 The Hair of parons si
hiI fam0us Dyes.
WI A BATCHELORS HAIR DYE p1o9ueef color
- b disiIzguishsd frou HateTs, aud WARnAH9EB
not V iUure in the sa h0EogsT long nay b eoalesd
and he IN osct ofBad DJoa reHeicl; ths Hair inVg0r
assd for life b. this SplGndid DFs.
haae sd O sllisa q pliszse FooHal e ths VIE
sod = Al eiss ana tsv9s q ths United sltsl b Drug
TiIfs and Fauey Goods bo1lers-
- Tha genuine has the and addranr ma tee
slate engTlEing on f0gr Eldss Of each Boz, 81 -
VA A. BAICllELoH,
ianIf No. - Blo1.slY. ~ z.
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aSiop = Necessary on lhspart Of The Senate, aBd
oelyerod honily against duelirg as 4 crime at
mir Foot 10 behalf Of Mr.. Wade who was de-
tanned irom bis seat by indisposition, pronounced
brief ouology on the deceased, in which be
lauded him a. an honest and ineorrubtlble man
aod added his coneurrence 10 these sentiments.
Fhe-usual resolutions were adopted, and the
Senate adjourned
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sANFO RD's
Family CathaFtic Pills

GOMPOUNDED EhOA
Pure Vegetable ErtTaets, GRd put Ep II GIdss
Cases, Air TigAi, and isK Keep n any eli-
mafe.
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL Il a gsatle buf ae-
tive CaihFc, hi the pruprietUr has n hs praG
ice muro thuu twenty years.
The constantly reasing dsmnnd from thura W
haEa long used Lhs Pill LSl ana the satiaflefiuu
All eIprsss Tegau 90 heiT lss hasindnced mstoplac
then Wittintht reach ofall.l.5
The Profession well tno shat difsrent Caihariies ses
on different portions Of the = bowels.
The FAhTLY GAIT HARTIC PILL
has, with due reference 10 this well establishes fEcI
0sen compounded from az Farety Of the pun Ysge
table ENtracts which act alike eF1rg pau he
almontarJ canal, and arcI=lGOOp and sAfE In ali
cases where Cathartic - needed such as DE-
AAhgEmEkIS % the IS TO 81 ACH, SAEEPi-
y kssS, PAINS IN THE ihA Gk AND LOING 81
COSfINEN ES1, PA AHNs@lAND SORENESS OVER
THE WHOLE BODY, Elffum sudden cold, Nhich
frequently. II neglected, = end q long course
yer. LOSS OF Ape kslTTrE,H C CRFEp ING SIN
SaTION OF COLD OVER THE BODY, RESTIs sESS-
MES HEAD-ACHE, or WEIGHT IN TIE HAD
II InhaIumntnry Diseases Children AdalIs
Rheumatism great PurifgF OF the Blood and many
eases to which flesh Is heir TOO numerous 20 mention IN
this advertisement Dose, 70 g.
PRICE 30 CENTS
~ The Liver lnlisuratCr and Family Cath1Ttlc Fia
etsed By Druggists generally and sold wholesale hT
& T W sANFORD. ND,
Manufacturer and PTupTigter,
iVTdEWP1 rs Hruaduag. EaW
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FRnAI PHILAnRIPHIA-

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10.
The Supreme Court of Psnnsylvanis issued
a decree tOsday, commanding the City COaneils
Of Pittsburgh to make full and ample provision
for the payment Of the interest due on $3.50 600
worth Of bonds, issued by the city Of Pitls-
burRh in the payment Of its subscription to the
charter Of the Valley Railroad.
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SoIREE on THURSDAY EvENIN0.-An elegant
IOlfee viii be given on Thursday evening at Chnsou
new Hall In LymAh's Block, under the diree-
ton Of Prof CoWpor. From what we know Of the
arrangements We can promise an unusually pleas
ant and brilliant party to all who are fortunate
enough to receive Invitations, for nons viii bs adj
mi,ted without those. If you have any friends In
Prof CoWPerG classes, endsaTOr to obtain m in.
vitation. eH'l-4l tEJLg
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NAPT. McCLTNT0GK'S DISC0V
~ ERY Of the fate Of Sir jobs FTsnklin; being AAT
rhive cf the voyage Of the Fox in the Arctic Sess
Price 81 90. F0rsals bJ J.B. COBB co.
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Law and Medical Text Books,
No I9I Superior ST., Cleveland, o.
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Is further SAID By Shakespeare and chaucst that
this Is the day on which the ''biris do begin to
pair"
Of the variety OfVslsntines through all the grades
Of sentimental, romantic, comic and horrible, lei
the newsdealers speak, as their show windows tes.
lity they are abundantly able to do.
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FRE.-Yssterdsy morning at 10 l-2 o'clock .
fire broke out in the thrd story Of bull ding No 7e
Ontario street The roof was partly b1rned on
and The building was damaged about $500. Some
furniture was slightly damaged. Tbs buildii g
EAs occupied by Mr.. Richardson. We do not learn
whether Il was inHured. The Gre dspartneutVre
vented destructive eOnhagraiiOn by their prompt
presence
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TURNER AND HIS ClNDY.-Caleb Turner is
prepared to furnish parties with any quantity Of
that same delicious pop corn and deIicatsy favor.
ed mosssss candy that be dispenses from his capa-
ciOus basket Turner'S candy srd corn are recog-
nized among the institutions Of the town and fam-
ly. Parties win do well to cOnsnlt him ct either
% Rockwell street, or by note 10 Box AT POstOf-
fee. Orders win be promtly hlled directly they
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-14

That PrOTtssOF ROOd'S Hair RsstSFatlTl
NTTTL PRESRVE INFALLIBIY

MJ LII PhEShN T. lNEALLlhLl
w the gr0ut. slt color Of the hau. # used tx0
store The gray cover The bald With natuIe ga srnaiaels
aud preserve the scalp es from al diseases the
age ssstss1nen Je95ss AleTns5s p.etors Cisrsymsa,
ali oser the world bear tesiiey that We q not say TO-
HICKORY GROVE. 81 Charles Co, No. Nov. ls, 1871.
PRoF. o. J Wo0D-Dear sir. some time ht gaEIner
Effects were wonderful eel It our duty :" and
Our iitfIs soa heSd for se tina had been psffse,iT
covered with Sores and called q aca.t had IAc
hair alnos: entirely came o 10 consequences, gaan srd
dd win lutte hops Of Euccess but % sarprtn
the iSrs ~ rslr a1i a new nd ulrnnT erou 81 ~
Etartad out. and say thai bog has
end Ts saa ths sfrs. Sad DO heTs rsrsansad ySsf
Restorative perfect ToHsy for AZ diseases q ths
sap -l- n-U Go. v. HIGGiNRoTHkAI,
SARAH A EnGGINDOTHAh.
. PRoF. WooD-Dear Sir. ~ h2iI had fol ssEsEa yssIs
been becoiHg pre- tatursly gay. accompanied y hals-
Restorative about two manths . a9s n that cad
& hastuTned % lis natural color, and gsud so-aezs
and ustrs grea 70 be prefeed . thee sueed . tas
IrsglTd Hrtcls for sysF lades toilet
whether 70 3e used IS dalT o. - -
mission to refer ali who entertain any te1t Of ~
performing all that Is claimed for is,u is,pu r svroNDs
cinein1sti. o. Feb 70, ISL lls ThsTt q
PEoF. WooD-Dear SIR By he ldViee af a fIisaa Of
nine Who had been using your Hair kssteratle Va
Induced It. hld tne fever splla te alt lls A4
nssriy orerr In ny head came out- Nov ny h4 has
c0me great deal thicker thai sEor u vas Nohfnf but
dutg and srmpahy that n 4 10 conmunicale % chen
who afflicted IS have bee would i1dqce ne % give
this public &C know edsemsnt Of The bensffl have reesaa
lrsn Prof Woods Hair Eestoratise.
EoursreEpsctfullF,
The Restorative 10 put uD IL bottles e three lizes
Lsigs medium and small; the Enals aoldz . pln ana
rsails ir dollar Per bottles tb4 medium Aoie9 :. -
twenty cent In propuTtlo than tle SNAIL re "a
for dollars per butte; The large holds qAi - q
esat PROPORTION, and rstais for thrss dollars p
bottle
o } WOOD q Co, pInpriatuIls No ~ eE1aasEaIl y
York and No. Iif Market street, 81 Louis, Bio.
And sold b. al nrurxists an FaaeT oeoda l1e4ioE-
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FRon IEAsEIINGroN.
s-aI WAsurxcFOz, Feb. 1S.

A report prevails that the Secretary Of
State, Mr.. Cass, has been attacked with seri-
Gus illness.
As the contest for the House Printer Is
close, the expected arrival Of Mr.. slallWorih
tomorrow is q matter Of much interest among
the Democrats.
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TORONTO, Q. w., Feb. IL. .
The large Woolen and Cloth Factory, near
Brooklyn, c. w., owned by MatheWson s
Ratcliffe, was totally destroyed by FIRE on
Saturday last Loss $4,000 Insured for
only $4,000. ,t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-14

NoREH0UsE HAHs-s E. DeWOlf. so MsrWln
street, has received consignment Of the above
favOrite hams, which are equal If not superior to
any others offered in this city. They are put up
with regard to outward appearance which viii be
sure 70 make than take.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-14

Q, s. DISTRICT CouRT.-The case Of Woldori
vE. propeller New York is on trial. The suit is
brought 70 recover damages oeeasioaed BY q col
lisiOu between that propeller and the schooner
Dawn, whereby the Dawn went under. Mr. Waite
Of Toledo for hbsllsnts and Mr.. Prentss for the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-14

BURGLARY AT WILLoUeEBY.-0n Saturday
evening two men called ct the hotel in WlllOughby
and spent both Saturday and Sunday night there.
They had a rather suspicious appearance and YER
ies the suspisiOns Of the landlord by entering du4
ing Sunday night, the houses Of T. A, Hawss and
B. c. Bates, from the ant Of which they took SIS
in money and valuablss and $40 worth from the
latter. Early yesterday morning they lGfs the hO>
tel on foot without paying their bfl. Constable
Colestons, Of Wlloaghby took the coDnesut train
toward Cleveland and at Wieklffe arrested the
two chars Just as they were stepping upon the
train for Cleveland. They were taken back 70
Wflougthg for examination.
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GOOD TENPLARs-A Temple OF this order was
organized on Saturday evening Ct the houss Of
John D. TaylOE Esqs Of RockPOrt We under
stand this iH thetwelhb temple in tbe county.
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DR. MoCLIETOeE's CsLD AND COUsH Nix
FURnAn0zg ne o5d and eoush "remsdies'' thai food
the market, this alone stands the solid basis Of true
nsdal Dr. AseCnuioek stands n The fcEo fOn
tha profession He stakes bis rsputuon Whnt be of
fou % thc siok e. a genuine curative Never has hi
prsuEratou fGlsihed his fuarantF. Pnco 3 ooni1.
kald hr WI. FISKE, Druggist,
49,. -CioToand
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From NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. Is.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. Is.
COtton-sales to-day Of 1900 bales at easier
but quotably unchanged prices. Sugar steady,
Molasses S9@4Oc. Corn dull ct SO9e23c
Mess pork firm at Sl9 for new,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-14

The LfoHT GUARDs PARTY.-The annual Fss
tiEal Of the Light Guards on the 22d viii be fine
affair. The Guards form young company, but
one that Is A. No I in all is appurtensnces and
action.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-14
by TELEGRAPH,

Reported ~ the UnIOn feieErnDh,
OFFICE, WARtNG's BLOCK, coRNER OF BANK AND
80. CLAIR sTREETs.