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FROM NRW YORK.

The schooner Medora arrived here from Fort
Piekens this afternoon. She left the Fort on the
24th ult-, and reports that up % that time the
rebels were still in possession Of Pensacola hav-
ing a force OsIl 900 men there. Gen. Arnold Wss
awaiting reinforoementz and guBbOats before at
lacking the place. The health Of the troops was
naA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12

~ One hundred and ssventy-fVe doses
Of AcOnite, 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 enolOaing Is cents
in stamps, or otherwise, TO John B. Hall, II.
D., Homeopathic Chemist, Cleveland, Ohio.
Estsbllahed 1919
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NAVAL RNG4GE1FNT.E =

NLAV DHIF DIlI0N lDOF1 Foff FITTOW-T
May 10, la52
To Hon. Welles, secrstary' Of Navy.
The naval engagement for which the rabel1
nave beeu preparing, took lace this morhinr-
A rebel hret Of eighi irOn-clad gunb0afs, -four Of
them rams, came up handsomely. Ihe hFht
las ed an hour fgOrebsI gunbOGfs Wsrs blown
up ana one sua.k- VI ea The enemy retreated prs-
cipiia ely under the guns Of tha f-rt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12
PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK.

DHUTOGRAPHIU ALBUMS, AZ
B.DaUGLAs a CO.,
l79 Superior Street,
ARTISTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :
nEWTOR's and Goupu's Oh and gafer uoigTB,
i7e eapsrior Street.
OVAL AND SQUARE GILT ROSEWOOD
At R,B. DOUGLAS CO.'S.
IL Bup1rior Streot.
PHOTOGRAPH COPPYS OF CELBBRA.
EED Paintings and EzgrHIlngs, -
rs superioT STREET.
HOARTE5 De VISITE" OF CELEBRATED
Hen and Woma1, aud Palns-,g hlEhlss,
~ b. 4. D0gGbA8 Eo1.fs,
FINE EEGRAYEFaS or DISTINGUISH
Al Il. D. DoUdEtH tHE CQ.9,
eiTfo ~ snp rirr NraaA.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12

GHALLESsE Il hereby ofer 70 wager from
One Hundred to Five Hundred Dollars that
the blaCkIng called Vests Blacking, and
sold on the streets during the past tan days,
and represented as water proof, is not water
proof also offsr the ssme wager that the
individual who sells said blscking dOss not
manufacture it. VAN.
Wanted, practical viOlInlst, comic and
sentimental Anger. WIN pay good salary
with steady employment. Address J. q.
Van, Crystal Palace BlackiDg Man, Ols7s-
land, Ohio, or call At French's Hetal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12
GUBjHBss sUFIUEs.

House. FUEEIsHIHe AETI0LEs.-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, CrOekery, and Glass
Ware, Of every description Silver Plated Ware
Of the best quality Tea Trays; Table Mats; Bri-
tsnnia Wara Coal Oil Lamps; Gas Fixtures;
Toilet Ware; Bathing Apparatus; RefrigerRtOrs
of the most improved kinds; Water Coolers; Ice
Cream FreeEers; Ice Chests, sizes; Table Cut
isry, Ivory and Common Knife Baskets and
Trays; and great variety Of House Furnishing
Articles, useful as well rs ornamental.
An orders for Gas Fitting and Repairing
promptly executed BY experienced wOrkmen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12

NETI0EEB TER0sElPHTon UNIOE.--This
BODY, which held Its Annual Session in
New York city during last week, decided 70
hold its nsxt session, commencing on the
arst Monday Of May, 1858, In Clovelsnd.--
Every State Wiil PrObabiy be represented in
the Convention ct that time. Mr.. John 3.
Tousht was the delegste from the Typo
Fraphicai Unios Of this city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12

ToH THBnB.- This Femarksbly Interesting
lltfls fellow continues 70 drew seed sndi-
sncss, and every day seems 70 beeome more
popular. Two entertainments to-day, re-
mOnhsE. one e and ons 81 OP.K.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12

- For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders OF Liquids, Of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public squArs.
augS- Ri
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12

Captain-J. ". Brett,
Ist stMate-JosePh Myers
2nd Mato-Robert Moore,
Ist Engineer-Justus VALET.
2nd Enginssr-Luke Mellegey.
Two more newly built Propsllers viii
take thar place on tho Peoples Line with
IN two Vesks-the "BAdger State" Of the
same model as ths above, and the "oneids'
also spoken Ct IS a suPerbly constructed
boat.
Tho empire State" left for Detroit, Mil
wsukls and Chicago st o'clock Saturday
evening. ta
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12
A CARD To THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONOO's
Golden Pills for Females.
InfaHlble In Correcting, Regulating and
Removing all Distinctions, from
Whatever Cause, and always
Successful &c Pre-
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Infslfbia IN Believing topPage5 and SFreguIarfty
OF the aleuaea These Ills are nothing new, but
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"a every cas- , and Il 10 urged many thousand la
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So are oaurion-1 aczinst ustas these ffa while IN
that condition, thsproprietor assumes no respon.
sibility after the above aononiton although thstr
midnss8 would prevent any mischief % health.
othslWiss TIE Ptlla are RECOMMENDED. Full ard sX.
p'cit directions accompany each box. Price q FER
Sold wholesale aud retail IN OleF land b. BRN.
7 ~ BEU5.. CWhol sale DruEEiats,l i2O superior
streett sTROHG ARM ThOhtf, 10 SUPERIOR st.
W S9OKRiDEB, 20 Superior utrret; q. W.
CLARK, llg Superior street. and UHURDHILL a
bRU., cor OF ontario sireet and the Square.
La JIEs -Bl s5udiDg 81 % 70 81 her Of the above
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the Pills sent 70 any part Of the oounsTy or eiIy
toonddentiallyl snd ffes ofp0a ege By urB mall.
n 8.-Looz out 70 OOunJ rieits. buy no Golden
Pills OF any kiud unless eTBry box a signed p.
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buy CnlY thOse VINO ahOE the Bigr afrrt Of 8 ID.
1--WE o / every box, which has Fooshtly been add
Q sScoupt Of the ills hsing O0untaffsitrd Ihe
Ingredients esUposing the HbuVe Pills are made
tncvu 70 every Agent, and hey viii tell YOu they
re safe aud viii perform all claimed for them
Z. D. hOWE, Sole Propristor,
mArz7R27 New York.
a. C--Cs-v's G71Fh s1i-s SaN91Hif
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12

SPHaREoTEFKs.-SHmPs Il, beyond all
question, q superior artist, and We advlee
thoae wishing % ges Rns likeness % cal
upon hin A visit 70 his gallery, No. 3bS
superior strsst, viii richly repay both citi-
cen and stranger R3ITd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12
NOT ARRTVWD.

BALTfNORE May TO-
The Old Point boat has not yet arrived. There
are many rumors saoat arising from her dsten-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12

Major Scott Of the POstoHce Department
carries to New Orleans six thousand for
sign letters accumulated within the last two
or three months.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12

NAILS FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12

CHANBEBs' ENoY0LoPHDIA.-W. D. Baker,
agent, has received No. As of Chamber En-
cyoloPedis, published BY J. B. LiPPinoott &
Co., Philadelphia. This number about com
pletes the Arst half of this valuable work.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12

D1H Res AID HIs eEEAT sEoV.-The
grsst attraction today viii beyond doubt be
tas great show Of Dan Rice. No one should
fail 70 zee his wonderful pe,s-mOnksys,
horSoss dogs, goats, &C., and hear his "Dresm
.of ohiVsiry." The place is between Ohio
and Esgis sirssts, on Erie. PsrfOEmancs
5tls sftsTnoon and evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12

Us DI. Gibson, Professor of Medicine
and Elscsropathy, cures obstinate cases Of
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, scrOfula, Neural
gia and all nervous diseases, and diseases Of
the Bran, Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and
Urinary Organs, and other Chronic diseases.
Reference given to many formidable cases
cured in this city after other PhyIicians had
failed. See advertisement in another col
urnn. Office No. IIS Seneca street..
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From FORTlf s-s ll15NIROF,-~

FoKTEEss HoEsoE, BaT1
10 J. b, WATSON, Assistant Secretary Of Wa.
Ehe MeTrimao was blown up by TIE rsbslI ahquf
O'Clock this morning.
The Mentor, Esugstuck, and gunboais hal5 15as
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12

PHLADELFHIA, Nay 10.
The iron clad steamer Ironsides was success
fully launched a. 10 O'cioes fh m1rnirg.
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PRoW FREDERICKSBURG

Dispatches from Fredericksburg say Mrs.
and Miss smuck were arrested to-day for
giving Information to the erebels. The guard
who made the arrest was fred upon twice
but were unhsrmed,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12

FRAEz eARZzE.-LTsFy and Boarding
Stable, ss sazscs GtIsst, A No. HoTsol and
Carriages Of rsasouasls hEuroa.
-nwaanaa.aa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12

HUDsoE's UEAIvALLHD TOoTH PASTE Il
winning for itself unboundsd praise Wher-
ever introduced. Try it.
For sale By Strong & Armstrong, j. q. 4
A. 8. Gorhsm, N. c. Brewer, G. ". Clark,
aud Druggists generally. apSO.RIT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12
A HEW DODGE.

sIidsIl 4 Co. are turning Catholic to win
French sympathy representing the war as
an effort BY hereto Yankees to subjugate
men oftrue faith.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12
THE CONSPTRATORS FOILED

Plot to Bptray Paducah !
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12
TEE CITY IN FLAMEs

Great COnAagratiOn at Troy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12

10 FIuA-Ths alarm Of ars about seven
e'elsst last evening was false.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12
RISKS ATTENDING AN ACTION /
Prince Napoleon on the War.
Especial Dispatches to the Cleveland Leader. /
WAsHIHaRoE. Nav O
NAYAL APPoInrNnnTa.

/ lNf9~ANA GAFAtIuot 70 tue NieNe4anQ Leader. /
WAsHIHoTOE, Nay 0.
laval APPoIHTMEHTs.
The Senate yesterday rejected long llsr
Of naval nominations restoring officers wbo
resigned before the war, to former relative
positions, on the ground that It would work
injustice to those always remslniug in the
service.
sHALL RICHMOND BE BURNED.
Returned prisoners from Richmond say
that one week ago = large meeting was held
to decide whether or not to burn the oi'y
Property holders and business men were
against 1t, and the riaraf Tor it.
Prisoners think the ARTILLERY after being
shipped South will suddenly be sent Nor,b
With the Intention of attacking Gen. Nc
Dowell.
oBsFRUoTIOs oT JANEs RIvER.
The rebels are hauling stones to the Jsmep
river to sink for the purpose of preventing
gunbOats from coming up
They represent Wm Churchill, deserter
from the First Ohio Cavalry, and one Of the
prison guards, as being the most cruel Of all
in the treatment Of prisoners.
EoRTOLK 10 BE EVACUATED.
A council Of war held at Norfolk, was at
tended BY the rebel Secretaries Of War and
Navy, Gen. Huger, and other officers, and
eVaeuston v 5 determined upon.
RKAH0IPAFIOE IN THn DnTRIcT.
Up to this time one hundred and forty-fvs
petitions for Eve hundred and thirty eight
slaves in the District valued at $500, 900,
hsyo been presented.
HEw DODGE.
slidaII 4 "a ara t,--in.- n.4L.ll. =, -
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WHAT DEsRRrERs SAY

Deserters from Letchsrs artillery complain
Of hard treatment aud writers from the
Richmond army say they are whipped again
and again, and wish themselves out of the
damned scrape.
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TINS Ions ossabl shsa IA gopelar aouss has 70.
'snte % 'sollit 40 grFally nlarg-d b. ths "a.
tgn ni Yer lao ooHgs a nov ha8 acouuupda.
ZOOS ior over 30 prom. has af-o en thor-
0ngh re.0Ea I'd and f7rni-hed md h
11atsa ey Sseol & Lsghtsd a1ifa GEs FisouJi0la
This DO 81 na1 ube u Toe -s1I iocarious n hs
.Atyl I, e-5y q aooa1e irUn al "a 8t-amboats a.
e4ilFoe , seing . ths Cit, aud g cUuT nislf 70
.ut eOiLL cow Tznge9 ir . no a. ne rsl1t5-
tea o. FiF1t olsss futsl, 6ug1r n1 the conlIt q
iLs lnInal-l !. pslso1.ss Of ths TfaqsdnE ruhlia
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12

~ Do you know how cheap you can buy
Boots and Shoes for cash, at wholesale, al
Il2 Bank strset7 Please call and see before
making your purchases.
Gp1:Ss9 ]. NAsURF.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12

OLIVER P. HANKN, -
Profss- -ional PianO-For Tun.
sr An dtra lett a. the Mu6io etOie "
Of s. rrslnari 4 %, 2os SuPsrior STREET, W'd Be
promptly atten-ed q. nays
DIANOS TUNED.--L. 3
Y. .PIEROE, Professional Tuner.
Pianos tuned and repaired. ~ "
"A Orders len at U. EHAW'B HUSEO BTORE,
So EUULIp BcR GET, VII Be promptiy attendsd
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FEDERAL TROOPS IRPOSSESSIoH
The MERRlMAC BLOWN UP

Our Fleet up the James RIVePI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12

~ Merchants In want of Hats, Caps and
Straw Goods should not fail to call ct 3Ib
Superior street, Marble Block, where the
latest end best styles can be bought very
low for cash. Palm Leaf Hats and Shaker
Hoods by the case or dozen.
April 2. E. VI. PECK,
Successor 70 Fuller & Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12

DU n a n = b ct b A,--
(FoaNHEET EAlLEiD
II AND IS PARK ROW
Opposite the Aator Hooss sad REFks MI.
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PalncR HLPoLEoHls HIERs.

Prince Napoleon writes that the cause
Of freedom and progress represented BY the
North is closely allied with the ssme cause
in Europe, hence takes lively interest in
the triumph over the South.
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OPTiCRL.

EEoeaeot oii9 oStstsstsS Sktlsta+1
Hseps the largest aseortment d tho most improved
tfnds Of BPEOTACLES. Al bis GLASSES, Whistler
i0r nsAr bar sighted, ground udef ng oWn in
gpaCtioa, b. machinery Of new eonBtructloui with
the Froatslt care 70 suit the egsg u all cases,
ourfnR Moakne1l, Dizziness or Inaaamation Of the
g5ss, and imparting Strt1gth fol long reading or
dne sewing.
~ soTcHoEsoH would hare inform sho pnblic that
hs n6F0f emploTl any in the sale Of bis Leseg.
- Also, aplandld assortment Of SPY GLASS he,
LEST ntUkUsoOPE OOAPAsSEs, &o.s ksgt On
hand.
d1TIoS-ss. 70 a1psrlorst uzdsF the American
Ho9al sgFa
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FaR rJRRRNDER Os rOR qoIrT.

TaR SURRENDER Os NOR goGn.
BklfiE0sE NH
T's boat from Old Paint bring. the us11 tt,i, =,
mop. ero'oed 70 The Virgin shors o1 II DAY rI7f
ana ~his tn Rip Rap shell d ssgs i'g r. ~ 4
EndinE Ezl m-de 70 Wiilouzhby'5 PoIaf, ne : -.
eiftrd ~ President Line 10 the Drsgioul fr1. -
= eLnanE The z - gho sisI psd aIhors- Iis w.
q the alVanos u or frunps
Aasf ldVics sia'8 that 0en WsbsF ~ rferf1
the miles - EorfUlk-
Ths Ns1imao runslnsd I'll day oa CransT Ia,
WAsBTHaroN, Nay III.
!, Lne Navy Department received ne s5iissli-,,
thia morning:
FoET MoSEoE Nay I0--Iz O'Clock. -Tor0,iI-f.
ours, al-o POrtEmuufh and The Navv TrFf 80
= 90 completed landing the traapi this NON ~
apd eOIaHlenceo hia mach On WorfoIIr v-ifE I -
men sec elary Chase acoou Panied ~. s--,-s-5I
Ilon 1--WE iliies fFum the lending rebel tTlfaIy
Eas siafionrd on the OPP rasfe sids 81 fis $500
~ anne-s erseE. AfteEa Gs9 dIso iaFE-s fEe
r-Oela oufned tn bridgP. which. cnulnelIef n ~
maIeh round Ne milep further ASP 81 or
inisrA we're within sh0Ff dlafaues If llrF7oiIr
We We Srre met by a6sleRatI9n OF oitlzena, aad fas
city f0rmaliv rurrend@rad
Ou, troop marched "a and noe have porsu.lru..-
S7n. Viale oamman a. milltsry Gogsrno~. Neifhrr
tne city or laFy Fafi vera hurnf Cen ETa-ar .lI5-
dreW M forces Niihcuf dEhf
Oou1aodar Eo-s en- * edition vss he1rF 6-s-,
u . r. n ti8 -scendinz the gs-uas riIIr N
hspor3 Eon eeu. NeClsi an srsfsTorab 3. =
17a sRoB VIR INIA. i
EEH KEsT G T., zraT ~
The p1fFnit Of the rebels By Gen. stnneriau
naS been IN every respect successful Hf4 hsad-
quarters ana q mlies from Richmond white TIA
adyarce. composed Of the 9th Illinois CaValrVs Il
hve miles ahead, Tbs enemy are n sighf, bHf
gradually fsl ing back
len. - -,
The rebels VII make stand af Rofton Hril7,.
IS miles rom Richm-nd and the head Uaisrr "a
The Chlakahominv river
Mcclellan, With the main army, q FauldiT f,I.
l0WinR within few miles
cumbsrisnd q mail toEn on Panuntey ffvsF.
Two and half miles from here vas desfl5Fs7i ~
fhe eueny. and "a now Occupied By a. -
1he mar Zuard Of the enemy is LouEltrsetsz dirJ-
ion consisting Of regimputl of fufsntry ruo =
terie aud one regiment q cavalry, Wh0 Es7s CD -
angagement yesterday between our adVauce and ths
eosmys rear, at St Louis Mills, three miles from
here Fourtssn Of the rsbsl cavalry Esrs killed aud
: number captured I-I- n
Howell 'obb Waa here last night but I II thl8 A. n
The ensmy's retreat has bssu admfrahfF aos,n-
plhhed' carrying almost ever thug with thsm,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12
Work Of the Mississippi FlOtllla

DisaReOtiOn in Rebel Ranks,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sahn ulzlsr--aosdeny Of auaie.
AB.sJ. 3. FhVuruaii atisehmsut.
R.ttbsls HnBuaann-Hoos shirts,
Roosrt Haana 4 Ce-For bsRe 1uvsrioF.
Sohn Boyos 4 Bon-Oammibsiou Merchants.
Q. BHu6n=fssshor Of Viouh sud oOrnsl.
q o Bavsins-as5ompiion 10 Ice.
B,H Herrsi-sunday ssbool Libraries.
Bentol , broihsrs -Attaehnent Hotioo.
Evursfi q Wtsoa--Looil Notice.
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ON THE EUROPEAN PLAE. u 1
OIfT o. WV E0RK.
Single Rooms so cents Per DaY.
SELF.AOHESIVE TEETH.
CEEF.ADHKsIYE TEETH.
= WITHO5T BPRI ses Oh OIAsPs.

Esiabiisned IN 90, srl sidoo of fub. Eanar1s
CTlr hurchiu'a Dr. store.
1InEffcItiur Fcatn. viii EtuEftls $50. foT e1l1s
oonsort ana natur-l zDpes-rfsee ou5lla11s saving
ths test of 0Fe lea71s % tn nati- iutll 81 ~
afs ., la q rVlncrc b. num. Gus te1tllloulall
which can - ca Is oar On e. O. r1tiroI 1upef-
6sdss The grdi1lfg mstnods an ahafp eozo1 ara
aFcfdsd thsle Is eEtrareon u roct1 Or ang pin-
fdl 0psFstt0s While che 1tis - n most nne[rlng
tsca -acT. The aaoce1s Wnlcs cui aglter ~ 1c1leF-
"a IS infuoed Ean1 ilni eiuis. Z e ll-l-ll1e ee1
% sfsts thst tie ortslnal eaa D Lu1l
ONLY Al OuR EsrAB LIsaHEEI
80 Einsie Tooth u. UBPer % LoasE SIT 80
: = ; :. ...na 80 u.---Al.4 - - 49, -
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HOTELS.
DIROH HOU 81 -
Is4 aaleF siFoss, CIov,Iaad, 0EI5.

II !" alIE lII|llI1 I0TeIIIl171 IT7T|-
This House f. nov oPsa for tha rsoar n a1asfa
and tho IraT-iliug 2 bic g-u-rallT
it is on enIebt 9 b Depot % fhs cerfr, q
oa,lgs,s and easy = seoe.l in e.e yFag. 90
low ? iss Of ONE DOLE q Ssr -,
q pa iutn- ite1 ~ ruerfafrrr
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oBsTRUoTIOH OF JAMEs RTvER.

A council Of war held at Norfolk, was at
tended BY the rebel Secretaries Of War and
Navy, Gen. Hugsr, and other officers, and
eVaeustion 8 determined upon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12

zTHn TzzArKH.-Bir. Neafe was we'll re-
osived on Saturday night, as Orchard ILL.,
The play wa well cast, snd with one OF
tWo tziaing exceptions, was admirably per-
formed. Az the conclusion Mr.. Fsahs was
sailed before the curtain, and like oOmPli-
ment was paid to Mr.. AeCollom, Who play
cd "RichmOnd." Mr.. Martin, q new sd-
ditiOn 70 she company, made very favor
able impression e I" King HenFy.n Mrs,
Elaler and Miss Noah did remarkably well
e q osssn Elisabeth and "Lady Ann
To-night shakspssrs's master production
''Eanles," viii b presented, with 9 mosi
areelIonk oaak.
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NAILS EoR NEE oRLEAHs.

Special Dispatches to the Cleveland Leader,
WAaurHo-o,T Mav II
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EMANCIPATION IN TH1 puTRrcF

Up to this time one hundred and forty-Rve
petitions for Eve hundred and thirty eight
slaves in the District, valued at $500, 600,
hsys been presented.
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Fifty-Oue members, including several SEN
ators, among them Salisbury and Powell,
attended the Democracy resuscitatng Caucus
yesterday. Kellogg was the only Rspubli-
can. orittenden presided. The usual talk
was contra anti-slsvery and prO-cOmpromise.
aBE. SCOTT AID THE R4R.
Gen. Scott told Washburns, Of the House,
that the back bone OF the rebellion was to be
broken this May, not before.
TRoN THE MISSISSIPPI FLREF.
Lieut. Commanding Phelps in q letter from
the Mississippi, hot.lla, ssys the risk OF P1r-
sung the same tactics at Fort Wright as at
Island No. 10 is too great. We would have
70 cope with earth works and the rebel 20
tills at once If our boats were disabled,
Cincinnati, St Louis, and other river cities,
would be at the mercy of the rebels, the
aotilla being always ready for the enemy q
feet alone.
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lHE TROY OONFLAGRATION I
Sunday Nights DisUatoho..

LOSS THREE MILLIONS.
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SIIDELL IN A NEW ROLE !
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INSTRUCTIONS IN JAMES RIVER !