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HEADaUARTRRsSEAR WnL1AEsBURa,
May &.

aEADQuAhIkAahEAk W W1LLIANsBukG,
Maya.
Associated Press dispatch:
The advance under General Stoneman reached
this place, two miles and half from Williams
burgh, at 2 O'Clock this afternoon. As we ap-
preached the enemy's works q regiment Of the
cavalry was seen coming in line Of battle about
q mile of. Capt. Gibbons battery opened on
the rebels very effective fire, but It did not
change their course. The rebels opened on us
from behind an earthwork. A portion Of the
Ist and 9th cavalry then charged on the ad-
vancing foe, and hand to hand fght ensued.-
None Of our men were captured, but we took g
number of rebels prisoners.
Gibbons battery had "a horses killed. Lieut..
DeWolt was mOFtally wounded. One gun was
lost BY sticking N the mud. Lieut.. BlatOn, lst
Cavalry and 10 men were wounded. Lieut. Nc
Clellan, and II others of the 9th Cavalry, were
slightly wounded The rebel cavalry was forced
to abandon thier position. but our want Of in
fantrT prevented rs from advancing on the
works. We then fell back to await the coming
of our infantry. HancOck's brigade soon ar
rived, but It was concluded to defer operations
till to morrow. The enemy were still retreating
beyond Wiiliamsburgh, but their rear guard
is very strongly posted, Monday the 9th. II
was raining heavily. We will occupy Gowns
burg tomorrow.
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boarl q hlnsasiaa--Rsgalar 1Isotlar.

8NA4'4 - A-lF4tAl1saAt4a4AAA AAoptAAAt
MOuDAV EvHEIHe, May 5, 1861.
Tha Board having convened, in view Of
The meeting in this city next weak Of the
State ssbbsth schooi Convention, The Board
concluded to comply with the request Of the
Rev, J. NJ. HOyt, and dismiss the public
sehoV,s gpOn Wednesday afternoon, the 14ll
inst
The Secretary Of the Board reported thai
shs cut ut-builsiagu connected with the school
houses throughout ths city had been thor
oughly eleansed.
A number Of windows having been bro
ken in some Of the school houses, the Score
tary Of the Board was appointed to endeavOr
to discover the authors Of these acts, and
properly punish them. He was also au-
thorised to employ some one living in the
vicinity Of each building TO prevent the win
doWH, as far 81 possible, from being broken.
The Secretary presented an estimate Of
the probable expenses Of the public schools
for the ensuing year, which amounted to
s4S, ,oO5, being about $500 less than the &C.
tual expense Of the last year. This state
ment was approved BY the Board and certi-
hed 10 the Council.
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FROM CAIRO.

OArRo, Nay B.
The steamer Antelope, from Ptttsburg Land
ing Sunday morning. reports that in tine affair at
FrAmingham on Saturday Pope took between 200
and 800 prisoners together with their tents, camp
equippage, four pieces Of artillery, and several
hundred muskets.
At the time the Antelope left Pittsburg Land
ing continuous firing was heard. Cause not as
ceFtained.
Recent arrivals of deserters from Fort Wright
confirm the report that JEFF Thompson is in com
mand there. The actual force there now does
not exceed three or four thousand.
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Q lscufe 10 the eidcSfs and men employsd IN tbs
Western Departments and Missouri their pay, boun-
ties, pensions &c. RESENTED
he also presented . joint Fssioution relating 70
an exchange Of prisoners; that humanity and
sound policy require that the officers and men OF
the army and navy Of the United States held Is
prisoners by the force now In arms against the
from captivity BY such exchanges as may be
neediul, and such exchanges, as a measure Of
humanity and military expediency, would rec
ognizs solely admitted faois, that those forces in
arms against the authority Of the Uclted States
hold IN captivity persons whom Il Is desirable to
release by necessary practical measures. Re-
feFred.
Mr.. Hale moved to take up the resolution Of.
fered by him some time since IN regard 70 8 de-
bate In the Senate. Rejected.
The Homestead bill was then taken up. Mr.
Pomeroy opposed Il.
The cOnfisoation bill was taken up Mr. Howe
spoke against Il. The Senate went into Execu.
tive session and adjourned.
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A sUGaEsF1oN.- EDs;-At this
time, when our City Fathers are improving
the Square and sctuallY converting it into
Park, everything that can eOnduee to the
convenience and comfort Of our population
should be obtained to make this beautiful
retreat, (thsir only resort in the cool sum-
mer evenings after a day Of fatigue and
wearinssS, so much frequented, as similar
places elsewhere. And what is always de-
sired, snd which you find everywhere, are
comfortable scats, particularly required for
the use Of the ladies, who certainly deserve
our consideration and attention. As un-
defstand that several bands intend to favor
our citiseus with music this summer, a large
staging for their accommodation should be
erected, perhaps on the former site in front
of Ontario street. In my opinion this i'm
proTement is needed to make the whole
complete. s7a
[Fhe desire is very general, We believe
that such provision shall be made by
the City Fathers, and to our view it would b
eminsntly prOper.-EDs.I
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~ AnYERTIaHnENTs

John Eliaisr-Ao.dony q Music.
u. osrroisoa-FoF l,ats Superior.
,. y Elllsts 4 Ca Canada Peaa, 40.
,. D. cobb Oo.-TWo New EoSola.
). Malury-sor hent,
". Q. Boohaid-HensY 70 Loan.
nultbsrr q Hauunann-sron Paris.
Mould, HoVan 4 Oo.-Eodh water.
John ClaFho-Guardian sale.
Co. { pra7uo-Akrun Water Line.
-EloaT.
dried Apples.
-OAlolned Plaster.
B. 7. Lgon-Dsiry sals,
White Fish.
8 shsriE strsot-A Pleasant suiss Of Rooms.
o. Outer ssn-Auotion sale.
J. STIR son-Eorgun SEED.
seed Sweet Corn.
-HunghTiAn Grass Seed.
Local Notius.
eoldlorI' Aid Boulsty Eotise.
Dr.. uapl-Looal Notice.
james sargsnt-Local Notice.
lEsorstt & WilSon-Lsoal Eotloo-
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HKAD-QUARTEEs, o. v. NJ, Surgeon
General's Office, Columbus,
Nav 1, 1862,

MEDICAL BOARD OF ExANEERs.---The
Medical Examiners will meet Thursday,
May 7th, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, in the city
Of Columbus, for the examination of candi-
dates for the position of Surgeon and Assist
antsurgeons in the 0. 8. Army, according
10 the General Order of the War Depart
ment, as well as for the position of Extra
Surgeon authorised by the State Of Ohio.
Candidates for admission must be grsdu-
ates of some regular Medical Institution,
and must bring sufficient evidence of good
moral character and temperate habits.
By Order Of the Governor.
GUSTAV G. E. WEBER,
1885 Sur. Gen. Of Ohio.
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FRONI NRW YnRK.

nEW IoRK, May 8.
The steamer Northern Light from AspinWall
brings t0l5 coo IN California treasure
Our recent victories were celebrated ct Panama
on the 22d, ~ the reception Of friends Of the
Union BY Consul Mckee. The U. g. steamer
Saranae, Captain Lanman, fred "a guns the same
day.
Adviees from Jamaca report that the American
schooner Gilhllan, from Philadeiphia for Jamaoa.
was burnt at sea, February 10th, BY the pirate
Nashville.
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FRoM PIFRsBURd.
OUR SPECIAL CAIRO DISPATCHES
The BOmbaFdment Of FtWrIght
THE FORCE IN THE FORT |
OannOnadlng at PlttSbuFg 4
500 PRISONERS CAPTURED

s>sslsl Dispatches 70 the Cleveland Leader.
CARo, Nay 5.
orr FoaT Pillow, May 6.-FrOm Fort
Wright and Com. Foote'S hOtilla there Is
nothing new since your correspondent de-
parted.
Three rebel deserters have been captured
within few days, who say JEFF Thompson
has from three to seven thousand men, Eve
or sig gunbOats, twelve cannon in all in bat
terry.
The bombardnsut is kept up rather more
t2skIy. The rebels reply only in rare in.
.,.,,sss On Saturday they did nst FePlF at
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-06

ToK THUEB.--on Thursday evening this
distinguished little parsonage, celebrated as
one Of the most aifable and polished gentle
men Of the day, while at the same time 10
is ons Of the most interesting, will give one
Of series Of his entertaining levees at
Brainsrd's Hall. Whoever misses then
will have much to regret.
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TEIEGRAPHfC.
The Precipitate Retreat from
YOrktownl
A REBEL ARMY GOING TO
FIGHT MCDOWELL!
no GREAT BATTLE EXPECTED At
WILLIAMSBURG |
The Rebel Army DIsOrganized
News BY Jeff Davis OOachman |
Familiar Conversations Of
Davis and his Generals.
WHAT MRS. DAVIS SAYS |
OOnfederacy about Played Out
THE DAVIS FAMILY GOODS
PACKED UP.
McCLELLAN'S DISPATCHES
FROM YORKTOWN.
NeWs by Jef DAVIS COachman |
Familiar Conversations Of
Davis and his Generals.
WHAT MRS. DAVIS SAYS A.!
OOnfedeFacy about Played Out
THE DAVIS FAMILY GOODS
PACKED UP.
McCLELLAN'S DISPATCHES
FROM YORKTOWN.
Last Night's Repert.
FROM YORKTOWN.

EhUm EOhAEOWNs
HEADQUARTERS OF ARNY or TIE PoroMAo,l
May 9Th, : P. II.
70 Hon. 3 n Stanton:
Our cavalry and horse artillery came up with
the enemy's rear guard in their entrenchments,
about two miles this side Of Williamsburg. A
brush fight ensued just as my aid left Smiths d.
vision OF infantry garrisOned on the ground, and
l presume carried his works. though have not
yet heard. The enemy's rear Is strong, but
have force enough up there to ensure all pui-
poses. All along the lines their works prove to
have been most formidable, and am now fully
satisiied of the correctness Of the course have
pursued. The success Is brilliant, and you may
rest assured that Its effects will be Of the greatest
importance. There shall be no delay In follow
ing up the rebels. They have been guilty Of the
most murdeFous and barbarous conduct in plae-
ing torpedoes within the works near wells and
springs, and near flag stats, magazines, telegraph
ofics, carpet bags, barrels of -four, sc. FOrtu-
nately we have not lost many men in this man
ner some four or i've killed, and perhaps
dozen wounded. shall make the prisoners re-
move them at their own peril.
Signed GEO. B. MCCLELLAN.
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FoR LA Pom, BATFIELD AID SUPERIOR
oITT.-We are informsd::by Mr.. n. Garrett
son, the Agent Of Wsrd's Line OF Lake su-
perior steamers, that it is the intention 20
run the steamer "Watsr Witch" to La Point,
bayfield, and the city OfsuperiOr. This VIII
be, 50 far aa We are informed, the only reg
ular boat to those points this season.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
RAssreFor. Nay 5.

HOUSE
Aidrich introduced bill indemnifying the Psopis
Of Kansab for Losses and depredations. Referred.
The House passed the bill TO provide increased rev
enues from imports and to pay the interest on the
The House then went into ComInittee Of the Whole
on the Pacific Railroad bill
MT Frederick H. Oonkling this morning moved
that the Committee rise with an intention to give
the postponement Of the bill till the End Monday in
Themotion was lost BY vote Of 81 sgainst 81.
Various amendments were made when the
Committee rose, and reported the bill to the
me previous question was ordered on the bill,
which was ordered to be printed in order that the
House might examine the amendments with the
understanding that the vote was to be taken on
its passage At O'Clock to morrow.
Adjourned.
Mr.. Harris presented petition in favor OF Gen
eral Bankrupt Act.
M Ten Fyck offered resolution that the Military
COMMITTEES inquire into the propristy Of extending
the provisions Of the act allowing 500 to volunteers
bsnoraby discharged, and to such volunteers as may
have besn or hereafter may be disabled BY wounds
and discharged Adopted.
Wilson: from tina Military Committee reported
ao- re bin to limit the number Of Major and Brig
dIor Generals With an amendment making the Ma
or Generals 80 instead Of ~
The amenament was adopted.
NJ Hale mSved to strike out 200 and insert $50 az
.ha number Of Brlgadlor Geuers1.
~ Wilson. Of Mass, hoped the bill would prss-
Ia thought $50 Brigadier Generals enough. About
] iss hsd bsenssnt in here.
rs fgsrk thought We ought 10 make the bill ae-
oo sing 10 the service and not according to the ap
SotnfTsnti The chairman Of The Military Commit
- fWison) thinks l5o Brigadisr Generals enough
snd sf vo refuse 70 put the number down beoarse vi
No. ot thsso appointments here, aod have not man
iigsss enough TO strike them out. gtl
N wis n said he thought $50 enough, but th'
Prsdent and Secretary Of War seemed to think mort
NJ Hale-That would look 70 the country e II vi
s-a IsgiSlating for the salvation Of she Brgadiei
Gs1o-ai5 and not for the salvation Of the country
/ me bIIi Was laid over.
~ WSds introdl, 81 bin donatiDg public land
q, svsri gtses and Territories, which provide col
49, for the benefit Of agriculture and public arta-
/ Rsisrred, .--,l,.t :,
z--ssnd - bushes uadsr ths aot entitled "An Ae
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-06

- One hundred and ssventy-fve dOses
of AoOnite, Bell, Nux, or any other Homo
pathic Medicine, pure and fresh, following
ten pills to dOse) sent by mail in metallic
covered bags, to persons enclosing Is cent
in stamps, OF otherwise, to John B. Hall, N
D., Homeopathic Chemist, Cleveland, Ohio
Established IsA9.
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MoErHLY MEETINa.-Ths regular month
ly meeting of the Soldiers Aid Society, will
be held this afternoon (Tuesday, May
6th) at O'Clock, in the Stone Church Par
lois. SOLDIERs' AID sooIETY.
Monday. Nav 5sh. 1853,
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OA1Ro. Nay 6


The steamer Antelope has jult arrived
from Pitbsburg. She left there yesteEoAy Y, :. :.
two o clock. A passenger by her sayl L. va
be heard very heavy csnnonading Wne9 tney
left. Pope had taken Farmineton Snq cap
tured about 800 prisoners. Pope's los. was 6o
ysry small, not over 20 killed and SV
wounded. o.i
Nothing new from below. Genetei
s-o5s reviewed all tire troops ct this Poln'
to-daT. Minute guns we're hEed N memory
I of General O. =. Smith.
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TIE THEAERE.-Nr. Cbanfrau's first ap-
pearance last evening was welcomed by a
good audience, but not such an one as either
his merits or those Of the play presented de-
served. The drama, ''1Eystsries and Missr-
les Of New York," which is very thrilling,
and withal very truthful, will be repeated
this evening, followed BY the sdmirable
comedy Of "ToOdles," Mr.. Ohanfrsu as
"TlmOthy t." in which he has no superior.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-06

~ Do you know how cheap you can buy
Boots and Shoes for cash, ct wholesale, q
liz Bank street, Please cali and see beforl
making your purchases.
spI:S8o ]. MAgURY.
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4 GARD TO THE LADIES.
n DR. DUPONOO's
Go lden Pills for Females.
ipfs, uibls in GorFsS6ng, Regulating and
samsving all Distinctions, from
Whatever Cause, and always
Successful as Pre-.
vsRtatiVe.

Infa bIe IN Relievings toBpage9 ana lEfee ela5lI4
Of tue h.oneeg These pills ~ ESsa.tls ' ~ iofL
have hss q used by the doctors IA aaD{h ~ ~ S
IN France and America with IN 80 ~ to1,.s,sS ~
in eVery case, aRd It is urged By ma f5SIis -nii,
dies who have used them, to make t. : -, -, f.,
for the alLsEiatiOn Of those suffering frol ~ rsSss
uaritieg whatever, we'll ag to preVent A. A..fss
Of family where bsaith viii not permit e. ,i-eo
peculiafiy eituated, oE those surDo8inf thsmb =
ao arc cautioned against usina these Pills while
fhat condition, thelproprietOr assumes no fespOn-
sfhiIitV Rfer the above admOnition althouFh their
rsfidnazg would prevent any mischief 70 health
tlieTvviee tho Pills are recommended Tull ard eE-
Sicit directions accompany each box. Prios q par
D9i, 1s,s vaoIe-.ls and retail in Cleveland By BnE-
sn,,S = Rfl3 (Wholeaai8 Drugrt5tg,) 40 SUPERIOR
ssrsst. sTROOG 4 ARMSTA0h9, 1g9 Superior st.;
n NJ sAOKRIDEB, "a buYoTtor street: g, W.
OT,kF,K ne au7ariOr street, and UHUkQalLh
BT2O cor of Ontario street and she Square.
IADIEBi-Bv sending 81. 90 TO either - the shove
agents through the sfUlsFeand Pogt OtceI can have
the Pills sent 60 any part 0i the country or city
(cond dentiaYl and ffea OF pos ego y reEurA mall
n. B.-Look out for oounttFieita. bEl no 9o-Qen
Pills Of any kind unless every box . signed ,. y
Hove. All other8 are baae po1ltion ana ullaleF
therefore, n1 you value your lives nld healtns 10
say nothing o. balns hum5ugad O1t Of E1ur ulQnelJ
bay cnlT thOee who ahoW Iho signature 81 ,. D
Howe on every box, which has fscshtly beon ad1ed
on aGcounf OF the FILA being corntsrfsited. The
in7rediena composing the aboVe Pills ars made
known 70 every Agent and theT viii tall you they
- 80 and win PsFform al claimed lor them,
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-06

~ The Excelsior Blacking, manufac-
tured by ]. h. Van, who is now engaged in
selling it IN this city, produces POlish IN
surpassed By any article of the kind made.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-06

Merchants in want of Hats, Caps and
Straw Goods should not fail to call at 2l5
Superior street, Marble Block, where the
latest and best styles can be bOugh very
low for cash. Palm Leaf Hats and shaker
Hoods by tho case or dozen.
April 2. E. W. PECK,
Succesgor to Fuller & Co
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RUDsoE's UERIvALLED TOOTH PASTE Is
winning for itself unbOunded praise Wher-
ever introduced. Try it.
For sale by Strong & Armstrong, ]. Il. &
A. s. Gorham, N. C. Brewer, G. ". Clark,
aud Druggists generally. apSO:R17
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-06

RLnrEoE GARBEEE.-We announce with
great pleasure that lettsr received ysstsr-
say By his father from Orlando Gardner,
gives Che Gratifying tidingS thatan early re-
oorsry Of Hampton from the terrible wound
be rocsived ai Winchester is confidently
hoped foE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-06

JUsT RECRIvHD.-scientif American, Wa
verify Magazine, Mercury, GermRn PistO-
rians, and Literary Companion, at Everett
& Wilson's.
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BUsINEss NOTICES.

HOUSE FURNISHING ARTIoLEs.-At the old es-
tablishment OF W. P. Fogg, corner Of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found most complete
assortment of goods in the above line at reduced
prices, comprising China, Crockery, and Glass
Ware, of every description; Silver Plated Ware
of the best quality; Tea Trays; Table Mats; Bri-
tannia Wara Coal Oil Lamps; Gas Fixtures;
Toilet Ware; Bathing Apparatus; RefrigeratOrs
of the most improved kinds; Water Coolers; Ice
Cream Freezers Ice Chests, sizes; Table Cut
lery, Ivory and Common Knife Baskets and
Trays; and great variety Of House Furnishing
Articles, useful as well as ornamental.
An orders for Gas Fitting AID Repairing
prompt5 executed by experienced workmen
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]. MAsuRY.

~ For froah Homeopathic Medicine
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of am
strength, call ct Hall's, II Public Square.
suge-RI1
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FROM CHICAGO.

Times Cairo special
Refugees from Memphis bring the news of the
occupation of Baton Rouge by the Federal forces,
and the passage Of gunboats up the river. But
ler's army had landed at Orleans An immense
amount of cotton had been discovered and
seized by the FedeFals.
The Union citizens had held meeting, which
was attended by large numbers, induiging in en-
thusiastic demonstrations.
Our informant reports that but little opposition
was made to our gunboats coming up the river.
At Baton Rouge few rebel troops, lately en-
rolled, were stationed, but they hed on the ap-
proach Of the Federal fleet.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-06

UsLIED CoTEOE sEED.-All who Wish tc
trY the experiment. Of growing cotton, car
have seed frss Of charge, BY calling ct th'
sssd Store of. Stair & Son.
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WAsHIseToN. Nav 8
runrz,nu,rrnn a. ronrraur.

THE EVACUATION AT YOBKT9WE.
Five rifed guns were found bursted with
in the Yorktown works. They were manu-
fsctured in Richmond. Five Dahlgreens,
of 1850, which were once part of the Nerri-
macs armament were mounted on the works.
The evacuation was discovered by our sharp
shooters at daylight who, failing to receive
a reply, crept gradually up to the works, to
fnd them empty. &
TIE TAX BILL
The Senate Finance Committee have mu-
tually agreed to make no radical changes in
the Committee, but leave them to the SEN
ate, for fear that otherwise the bill may fail
between the two Houses. The tax on dogs Is
struck out. A provision was introduced re-
pesling the direct tax bill of the Extra Ses-
sion after the receipt Of one years revenue
It is understood the bill viii be reported
Wednesday.
FROM PITfsBURo. --
No teleafssh fTom Gen. Halleck to-day
None is likely to come :ill the battle is over
THE SLAVE TRADI TREATY,
The slave trade treaty was sent hence tc
London to-day, beautifully engrossed in
rosewood box.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-06

B The Cincinnati Commercial and Ca
zstte are now received at P. N. daily by
Everett & Wilson.
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PROM En-. LOUIg,
RROM THE POrOmAn.

81. LOUIs, Nay 8.
Arefugee from the South, who Was ct New Orleans
when our feet arrived, says our forces captured
large quantity Of cotton, sugar and othsr proparty
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-06

BUReLARIHs IN Broad DAYLIGET.-This
quiet community cannot but be startled at
the announcement that there are among US
men desperate enough to perPetrate two
burglAries in broad daylight, in portion Of
the city by no means secluded. On Sunday
afternoon, between Eve and Hix o'clock, the
ofHos Of John N. Hughes, fronting on West
street, Wss burglariOusly entered, and seve-
raj drawers Of the book-keeper's desk ran
sacked, from one of which ssventy-fve PEN
nies were taken, all the plunder realised
BY the rascal. The iron safe in the Office
was untouched. The fellow removed one
Of the panes of glass from the door of the
office, and thus got access to the lock, the
bolt Of which he succeeded in forcing back,
and then opened the door.
Sometime during Sunday evening-it may
have been before or after the above occur
renee, and probably by the same party, or a
cOllsagus-the Office of Moore q Dixon, Coal
Dealers, on MerWin street, near West, was
entered, but the scampB only found ten
cents. Such high-hsnded depredations GER
tainly suggest the necessity for vigilance.
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oAUsEg ID pIsEAsEs.

There have been more interments this month
(ApriD than there were last month, and Al less
than for the month Of April, 1851.
J. PALMER, City Sexton.
Cleveland, April 50. 1852.
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TIE OLD FoLKs.---The Concert Of this
company last evening was largely attended
'and most enthusiastically received. To say
nothing Of the attraction that attaches to
the antiquity of their costumes, and speak
ing only with reference TO their singing, it
must be confessed that their entertainments
ara NEST delightful---reaIly sxhilisFating.
ErS. Nichols has one Of the richest and
t bsaEtifully toned voices We have ever
me- te-r-sleaF e. a bell and soft as q
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