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Bcautiful OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bloom
the complexion and skin. All druggists aud sSo Broadway
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Moody's Superior shirts, Made Co Order,
SIS, 9a aud $50 per dozen.
r. w. MOODY 900 Broadway,
ST Nicholas block.
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Bordeaux Wine Company.
V9FULTON STREET. corner Of WILLIAM.
Quote War Prices.
Fine Table Clnret % ~ per % per bottle First
class Champagne ~ per basket 81 per bottle old Bourbon
whskey 81 gallon 70 cents bottle. All other quors
In proportion.
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omcial ORA wings or tho Kentucky and

Delaware SInte Lotteries.
KEsrUcKy, Extra CLASS 2ee-June IA. 1862
81, 10. 40. ~. -. 2, 70, 20, SO, ~, IL, ~.
DELAWARE. CLASS 2is-June H. 1862.
A. 3d. 25 IS, ~, &c. 81, 80, IS, As, AZ, 3, Sc, H.
JOHN A. NORRIS CO.,
Wilmington, Delaware or Covington, Kentusky
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Ladies' Congress Cutters, at 81 a. 81 50
and 81 rs a. BARTLErrs asVnad street. corner . Nor
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PEARSON Brovvnlow In PhiladeIphia.

PHlLADEI.PHIA, june IA, 1852.
Parson Brownlow had brilliant reception last night
ut the Academy Of Music. His daughter, who pre-
sent, presented with beautiful silk flag by tho
dies Of Philadelphia. Speeches made BY GsnsraI
wabrdgo, Representative Maynard Caleb Smith. secro
tary Of the Interior, and others.
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Onicial Drawings or Murray, Eddy d
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteriea
KENTUCKY. EXTRA Class 2sl-June IA, 1884
40, q, 63. So, 81 20. IL, "a, IS, IS, 50, ~.
KENTUCKY GLASS 33,-June IL. 1857.
q, AZ, 49, z, 60, s. 4s, ~, 81. IA, IL, %, 49, 1.
Circulars scni free OF charge ~ addressing either TO
Gown !.on. KY. or 81. Louis No.
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Quota OF the Direct Tax.

Pennsylvania's Quota or the Direct Tax.
PHILADELPHIA, Juno IA 1862.
The state Treasurer paid this morning TO the Assistant
Treasurer Of tho United States $3.50 Oo0 the final
msnt OF Pennsylvania quota of the direct tax imposed
by the act Of Congress of July last-he whole amount
paid being nearly two millions. This promptnsss saves
the fifteen per cont authorized 10 DO deducted.
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gJyIIR LAMENT OF TIE FLEA.
ioms wears have Wandered unfettercd And free.
Aud bitten the .oung and The Old, .
AMI laid In The e,uch OF the rich and the loor,
And lrightsucd the warrior bold.
Hut power Ia waning fast from me-
A Powder Magnetic and strong,
Invcnted nv Lyon, 10 death 10 tribe,
And awav must travel long.
LIONS Powder 10 harmless 70 mAnkind. btt VIII XIII N
house Insects wardt plant bugs, Ar, Lyons Na0
ne.p Pulls su,e dcA 10 rats and ndre. Sold ever.
where. ID. ksRAkSbS, 1y Bra <tvsy, New voh.
CT CLOTHES 7wRx1E1s TfLF ny RxFkH6
Si Assn's yrsa Ia svsry 's.si tsp'r Dag made =
fiSsSg u. Wax HossvS. u ss,A .rs~A " sss&
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ID ERGEN HEIGHTS WATER CURE.-C. G. SCHI1
ID fEkDE KEk. n. D., Consulting Physician. New xost
y3 broadway, Tweniy-second street. A.
hAiDLAW, NJ. D., R.sdent Physician, Hudson, Huda0s
weekly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-19
IRON VIRGINIA.

-, WAsHuaToE, Nay 1B.
No oiieial report Of the gunbost aiIsir ou n,
sane8 river has been received. Messages received
lneieats an opportunity 70 b better 10 future Tl
INSr ~ y nov clear Of obstructlons to within mia1
9i hle1mond Al that point e g heavy battery on 4
high bluH and the river is tsmporsrilv coSs 70 nav
lsatlon y sunken vessels, among Which are rppr,-
sented the Yorktown and Jamestown piles OF chsiuS
The Monitor could not elevate her gyp. IN
feach tne blun which rendered her useless The
0anks OF the river are filled with rife pita which
kept up an incessant hre on the heet a part on
which was engaged within si. hundred 10 4 fbou-
Of for hour hours the feet finding Il impracfiea
pie 70 silence the battery on the bluff withdrew
Sur loss Is 10 killed and II wounded. Full pap
uculars expected to morrow.
WHITE HOUSE, Va, Nay 49,
~ IRON the army correspondence Of the Assoei-
The advance guard Of our forces on the main
ROAD 70 Richmond Gt ii ~ Ridge drove the
enemy across the ChickailJtAlny liver yeatardaV
morning Our troops on arriving at the Bridge,
which is fifteen miles from Richmond found X
on IRE, and were opened on By q rebel battery
NO one injured. We expect considerable diA.
oulty IN crossing here, as the country is low and
sWampy.
Our advance from this point must b nsoe1-arily
SLOW, there being river for transportation. ana
every available Obstruction placed IN ths Way b. ths
rebels.
The Richmond Disp,teh Of the 18th. In An article
on the evacuation Of Norfolk and Yorktown says b.
abandoning detached points which il q imDossibla
10 defend, We concentrate powerful forces on essential
points and are enabled to bafs the enemy IN every
attack Of vital importance. This paper mentions Z
terrible panic IN Richmond on Friday on the aD-
proach Of our EuniOats
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FR0M PfTTsBURG TANDIVC5.

BEFORE CoRIHTHs nay 10.
The Mobile Advertiser and r gister contains
PEssGcoIf, Nay 10 AT u O'Clock last night
the Pensacola Navy Yard and the forts we're fet
on FIRE and destroyed. When the enemy discov-
cred what was going on, Fort Pickens opened 3
furious bOmbardment, and kept II up during the
cOnhagration. but without doing damage 70 any
one at Pensacola. All public properly, except
ing the Custom House, which Is Incapable Of be-
ing burned was destroyed, but all movable Con
federate property has been saved. he railroad
track leading out of the city towards MOntgom-
cry vas torn up this morning. A Federal Vrssei
with flag Of truce, came up to the city demand
ing q surrender. Major Ballbe refused 10 com
ply with the demand, but as al the military
forces had left, he had no power 70 oppose. Ihe
Federal ofhc-r replied they would occupy tus
city 10 morrow, but thar the lnnabltAhta Aeea
The latest advises from Gen. Curtis are that
his forces are between Scarcy and Little hock,
and are rapidly marching on the capital,
Sen Rector has called out the militia and the
people generally.
Larae nun beTs of the people have applied TO
Gen Curtis for protection They desire 70 come
under the protection of the old dag.
There l. q general advance Ing our lines to-
wards COFinth with much diminishing and sty
eral severe engagements. Gen. Sherman's lli-
vision lost f0rty-fOur killed and considerable
number wounded ia attacking RusselP8 House
which the rebels occupied worrying piekeis.
we WeIe successful in driving the enemy from
their pOaifiOn back 10 his works. Weare expect
ing an attack Sunday morning. Among the
killed rebels left on the ground, was one with n
sword supposed 70 be an officer Our fOrors un-
der Major General sherman still occupy the Rus
sell house Skirmishrrs frnm the sih Missouri
are only about 900 wards from the enemy e breast
work. Several rides were captured In the SIT
mish on the right. and are perfectly new, anu
much superior 70 the rides Of our sharpshOotefs'
having 4 range of from 100 % lo0O arcs; WINE
ours are only effective at about l00l IN Al 80
the rebels left on the field were shot IN the heaa
and the wounded shot in the neck and breast
The ioss left on the heid, about 40 Killed and 100
wounded. -
.bSanoa AZ ehlorofOrm In the medical stores.
There "a probably none in the whole Southern
me weather is very warm, and the roads are
onlfa dugfV.
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FROM BURNSIDR'S COMMAND.
NeWbern being Evacuated.
PENSACOLA EVACUATED |
Union Troops take Possession
FROmMRGINIA.

WASHINGTON. May II.
The following is received at the War Depart
ment
W1LL1AxsBuRG. Nay THE gunboats Gale
na, Monitor. .Arlstook, Naugatuok and Port Roy
al were repulsed from Fort Darling. seven miles
below Richmond. yesterday. A portion have re-
turned to jamestown Island. near this place, In
james river. Seventeen have already been bur
led, and there are a number of wounded aboard
the vessels, including Lieut.. Morris. The 100
pound gun on the Naugatuck exploded at the
first fire. ISignedl DAVID CAMPBELL,
BY authority of Gen Mcclellan,
The following is extracted from dispatch to
the Secretary Of War, dated Rectortown, Va,
Nay 18th:
A company Of infantry Of my commaod was
yesterday ordered to Linden to remain stationed
there A detachment Of seventeen men guard
70 the company wagon, reached there 4 short
time before the arrival of the main body OF the
company. which was on train. They were at
tackled By body of eavslry variously estimated
ct from 800 TO 800. coming upon them from four
directions. Our men resisted them. Keeping up
q sharp Gre under shelter ofthe depot, which was
riddled with bullets. My men were oyerpoWer-
ed. One was killed and fourteen taken prison
ers. three of whom were wounded when the en-
emy hastily retired under fre. and I am Informed
that portion of Gen. Shields command had
skirmish with them.
Signed, JN0. W. GEARY,
Brig. GEN COmmdg.
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SPECIAL aUI,CES.
BRAEDBETH's VEGETABLE PILLS

bhAhDhkTH's VEGETABLE PILLS
Are ina ible for costvsnes5, Spasms loss Of appo-
tte, sick headaches sddinfss sense Of bloating ai
ter meals, dizziness, drOw sinsss, and crAmpins
pains, and all disorders Of the stomach and bowels
- Original Letter ct 2s4 Canal Street., New
York.
} J. o. COOK, publisher Of the State B,rn4r,
Bennirg gton, Vt, says be was attacked with DIS
Pc STA, and suffered 50 severely from f., that not
particle OF food could be ssaIloEsd Without occs-
sionins the most uneomf rtsbls ssosstIan In bis
stomach. For i've years Es suGer-d from this
drsa fful complaint, VII n he used BBAHDsRTa's
PILLS. The hTst box did not benefit him much,
but the second produosi q change, snd b. the time
be had taken siE boEsa . OONPLE OUbE -as
effected. Hs says: "My dysp paia was gone, and ny
sEpsctAtion Of an early death van shed
bR NO ETa's PAL s are soli & the principal
ohiea' 2Pl Canal street, and 4 Union Square, HsE
York.
Obtain your hrHt supply nom one Of these dapots
or from one Of the regular advertised agents for the
Genuine BrAndTsth's Piiisj you will then know how
70 discern bstwseu the rue and false
Sold nv A. 8. Gardner, 229 uDsrior street, Glove.
land, Ohio and By all resps, table dsalsrs In msdi-
cinea,
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PHoPuLzR "WAEEE WTT0H. The new
propeller ''Water Witch" arrived ct this
port yesterday morning, and goes out TO-
morrow evening on her frBt trip to Lake
Superior, going ss far as Superior City, being
he only boat that runs to that point. The
g WAser Witch" Is in build q very superior
boat, and her cabin and stste-FoOms are
sommodious and handsomely fitted up. Her
greatest PECULIARLY is in the new style Of
gear 70 her PrOPeIling power, which is diff
fsrsnt from anything heretofore used upon
he lakes. Her machinery is operated By 3
Kslking-beaai engine, the gearing being 80
arranged thas every revolution Of The engine
gives three revolutions 70 the prOPellerl.
Her model Hai designed for speed, and 90
sr sstisfsotory evidence has been furnished
Df her ability 70 make ct least fifteen miles
n hour. The q Water Witch" is command
ID BY q gentlemenlY corps Of officers, who
have had much practice in the public ser
nee. She viii leave b. GsrretsOn's dOoh
or Lake Superior.
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I'D
A LrITLl WAHDHREE REsToRED.-0n the
9Eh last, q little girl came 10 this city from
Columbus, receiving free Pass on the cars
from ths conductor, to whom she represent
Cd, e Hhe did also tOa police officer IN Col
umbhs, thathe zther was ia the army and
her mother dead, and that having been de-
serted By those to whose care she had been
eomnittsd, Ghs desired to oOms to this city
70 the family Of her uncls, residing on Chest
nut stfeet, the uncle himself being employed
ct Laks Superior. Upon her arrival here,
sho refused the offer Of the conductor to as
aiss her b fnding her unole's family, and
vas next 5o1nd On board the steamer North
ern Light, TO an officer Of which she related
all ths story except that portion which re-
lated 10 the residence Of the uncle's family
here, and. de- ired to be taken TO Lake suPe-
rior. The Northern Light had TO remain in
port here several days. and in the meantime
the girl Nas placed in charge Of the Poor
Master. A fsR days ago, officer Nix re-
csived 9 letter from Mr.. James Doyle Of
Columb bus, who had seen the facts as pub
lishsd in q Columbus paper representing
that his daughter was missing, and giving
the officer full description Of her, requested
his services IN looking hog out. On Friday
Dir. Nix vent 70 she officer Of the Northern
Light who knew Of the whereabouts Of the
girl, and subsequently saw the girl who an
1ersd the description given Of her, and she
Al.
% her parents, who are spoken Of a. indus
.riOus, worthy people. The girl'a name il
Jennie Doyle, and her age is about eleven,
asr conduct is very strange, and is probably
reasOnably attributable to 3 spirit Of adVen-
.ure, mingled with little dsViltry.
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FROM Chicago.


Special from Oalro
The steamer Meteor from Pttlhurg has arrived
Gen Pope's Digision has again advanced, and now
rests three miles fron OOrinth.
Deterters report that a great deal Of hard feeling
sristS between Missouri and Tennessee troops and
thoss from Southern States. The ornsr urging that
thew have nothing to hght for their States having
bean restored 70 the UuiOn. They no reason why
they should be comps led to aght foe the independ-
ence Of the cotton States
The stsamer Shingles, With forty hsmphis refu-
rsss has arrived The refugees report that hundreds
of othors are making their way North e best they
oan.
dispstoh from the aest says that dessrtsIl state
that ths rube hot has besn reinforced by the arri-
Val of new ram called Gen. Pri,s, and the rel- clad
r1pboat Arknnsls, from Msmphia.
Jen Thompson has landed part Of bis forces on the
Arkansas shore, and demonstretion Wal made on
ouF Ind forcs oh wednesday oight and our picksts
driven IN. Ths enemy now bold part Of The Point.
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FROM CAIRO

OALhO, May 10. :
The steamer from Pittsburg has arrived. New
unimportant
A picket skirmish had taken place lasting near
=. A tsEn days The rebels were driven back. but
net until they had succeeded in burning e bridge
over small stream four miles from COrinth.-
Twelve of our men are reported wounded.
Deserters continue TO represent a scarcity OF
provisions in the rebel camp. Many of their cat
tie are starving for want Of forage.
GuerIllas infest the country around Hickman
New Madrid and other points, committing dep
relations.
News from the dOtilla state that several rebel
gunboats came around Craighsad Point yesterday
70 recOnuOitre. The rebels opened fire as soon as
soon as they came within range, which the rebels
returned.
The gunboat Mound City has beer thoroughly
repaired, and goes down tonight.
Passengers By the Swan give currency 70 the
Tumor that Bragg is in command at Corinth,
Beauregard having been called to Virginia TO re-
organize the rebel army in the vicinity of Rich
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WAsHTHoToH. May II.
Since yesterday eight or ten fugitive slaves
have been returned 10 their claimants II bas
been estimated that there were IN WashinVfon
recently about 900 slaves, principally from 81
Georges, Maryland, adjoining the District. At
least forty slavehOlders from that county were At
the Court Heuse TO day filing their petitions for
reclamation Of the FunaWays In some cases "a
many as tWenty.One are claimed By single per-
son. In several Instances, after the Court had
Issued the necessary Writs, the Marshal and his
deputies were unable TO find the fugitiVes, who
naying by some means been informed Of the "a.
dicial process, removed beyond the reach Of az.
Special to Evening Post:
The President decided this morning 70 modify
slaves. ~
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4 TRIEED In EEED. nv d

FRIEED II EEED. THY IT.
-. ss5st-s IfsFaLEEBBE EIEEIAEHsFH - p.
aAred from the recipe Of Dr. Stephen 5wsst Of Con
aocsouts the great bone setter, and has bssn uset
n his practice for the last twenty years with tho
aost astonishing success. As an external remedy
is Witheut rival, and VIII alleviate pain mon
poedily tban any other preparation For eli Rhsu
patio and Nervous Disorders it Is truly infallible
md Is curative for Sores, Wounds, sprains Bruis
y, &o., It's soothing, healing and powerful strength
ming proPenaities, excite the Just wonder and a.
tonilhment fan who have ever given it q trial
lYer four hundred Certificates Of kabls cursi
af0rmsd b. it within the last years, attess 4
n1s iact. Strong Armstrong, Agents for OlsTe-
and. decloaiteo2Wd &EsRls
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-19

sEIEURH or UENAREETABLE YEAL.-The
Market Clerk, n. o. Stewart, on Saturday
morning seized from a number Of German
butchers q considerable quantity Of veal
which in his opinion had not attained The
marketable age. The sufferers, thinking he
vas discriminating sgsinst them, 8 dozen OF
fifteen Of them attacked him, and would be-
yond doubt have inflicted violence hsd not
officer Van Husen been present and prompt
" interfersd. Il required ell the energy Of
she officer 70 quiet the sxsspereted men.
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NRW YORK sIARKFT-e7-v15


I
/ FLOUR-Barkst haavJ upebanrad srs a -
lower, With moderate demgnd for szport 1rS !, 80
c9nsumgtiol- Closing hsaEy with no buyer 4 out-
salss IS 10 bbIs q q l5a4 81 for Eupsru. :, a..
Sss45 55 5 stFs e e. Es.'s; & 5000 g % saVsIas
HeStsFu; a5.O005.l0 for common 10 Food s6i--Ir.
hrands extra round hoop Ohioi S5,20as59 for trsds
TsNADs ETHHR-BarE1t &c lower and eloa.
ing ss:yZ salss 100 6hls at S4e584s0 for spring.
RYR FIOUR-Earkst quiet and steady. SALES
ToRF SSPAT-Markst aefiVs and aru. s,lsI
~, oos Z, q = - ior ys-.ey, ss,ls FOR BEandy-
VyHTdH V-slsrkaf heavy and deciiuiuz EaIrT
- 6-l9as Q ~ stata; pc sOr We.tsFn.
- ~. narkst heayy and fully % lower.
Sci 2isn bus ChiesRo ssFtng at sl.nO4l,n5; 500
choIos: Saoo bu.h cansd eah Al SiSSaSI n. ~
hu'h ambs- Iogs at ~ %: as.lan bush WiHtsr re
PNaa- artet sfead7 wish mOderats demand
salss 7nn huFh eoumon Canadian e 7oes and so03
RyE-aafEs; bssTy and lower. sslss 4,s00buia
RaoIpv-Hs-t-t SuII a-d nominal. Ws.o.
flee Bsle8 fo-n Lush bar'ry mslt at 81.
out s,srisi rssrt a. =. q I5 bn.b q g s4,,9.
fnr us- TiE-d s'-isrn. H'abs for Old IN store
and oliver d; s. Tor sou harr yellow. r----s
nATst--n-rtet n more active, Sales ct 81 Dizo
tor larae Canal. wnata-u and STATE.
Cu'a e 7as II as< ,or Port7 Riss sud 5oitotlg
3 Vano At 7EasAi Refined slso in good dsmani s.l3'
tul pres.
tsitI. siszIlsa-sTarkat au;et and drna ssls4ff
hhia Barb d9rs Il n and i bbls and 10 tisrcss Ou51
musroTa~n st 3le
80 sREF-Ns-kat d-let and stssdy. Sales sOl
hazl 90 II lsSaalfo; % bags Mar csibo at 2Ic 25
bag4 g.ma a. 2 n
s1Ss H-NarF-t hs-vy, but without decided
ohanFs Sales i81n ~ q GIZ.i Tor mess, but iu-
c dine small .. ea7B nEt-a cho'c. do at al262kA =
l77'; 9,fOe is N fo' tern and prime ns8S; and
G9Js75<lO,0l for urlms
BFs = Marke eonfinues frm but very quiet
sales 25n bbls s5ODGTu9 Tor country prims 89,51
alDOn for country mess; Sl2 n01l3,5O EoF ropanksd
uals: ~ n01Al3 20 70 extra mass
PRNmW WPau o - - In very light stock
d 1arkef qnist and nsm'nai. Salss A. t7I
HEHF q w. - .rka@ artfVa at 9lf,750lT.o0 for
western, the lattsF pric- flr choice.
UT WEAFH-uarkat sfra and in good re-
qufat les 90 paeEagaa 4s45Ss for shoulders -
&C iOr hens,
49, sIsFs Narkst inactive. SALES 50
hNdB rouRh sidea A. 6H
ARD NarEsf eady with good demand. Sales
I 100 Nhis Il - EsM-.
~ THFpu harkef drmar and in good demand for
y ellnU ~ eLDarf md Rumpfiou; but the
m ,rket tor xed ore and white s dull and prices
sl0ost nominal. Selling 81 h0Isc Ur Onioi and
si8 is state
WyRsV @.-S-t arm, but the light stock on
hand rhecfn buaiueas.
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RROm NRW YORK.

.- NEW YORK, Nay Is.
By the Atlantic from Port Royal wo learn
that a negro pilot brought from Charleston fast
rebel tug, with number of guns destined for
Fort Ripley. he surrendered her TO our squad
ron. BE Is great acquisition, as he knows all
navigation in this region.
Hunters proclamation has been published in
Charleston Negro insurrection was imminent.
Vast preparations are being made to lombard
Savannah. Our gunbOsts are up the river, and
our piekets extend to within four miles Of the
city.
Massive batteries of Parott guns have been
erected around the city.
We have portion of the Charleston SGVan-
nah Rof1ronT IN 0t1r noeaauzfnu
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PoEHRs' HoTIL.-We notice, in our city
exchanges, that the daily arrivals ct this
popular Hotel keep pace with and sOme-
times exceed those Of the other hrSt-olsss
hctsls. We are pleased ta see among thu
announcements the namss Of some Of cur
best merchants who make this hotel their
stopping place when they visit New York
city. ItS advantages Of situation-On Broad
way directly opposite the AstOr HOuss-its
moderate price, only one dollar and Afsy
csnts per daY-and the style in which it is
kept BY its popular host Mr.. h, L. Powers,
are duly appreciated, and commends Il 70
Che iEvOr Of tie travelling public.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-19

sETEEn AcoIDraT--Afr. james Anderbon,
& this city, met with severe sooidsnt on
thursday last IN The American Hotel, Co
umbus. while occupied before the looking
lsss 0f hls apartment adjusting his orGvat,
loa5od pistol fell from the pocket Of q coli
red porter who WHB engaged IN backing
fr. AZ boots, and striking the fOOT, VA
discharged, the contents entering Hr. A.
aigh, making . severe, though it is moi
esmsd fatal wound. Tho wounded man
Is broughs home Friday night, the ball
IN In hi5 BODY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-19

A RHLIo.-The Editor acknowledges the
receipt, BY the hands Of Mr.. o. n. skeels,
Who has jest returned from Pittsburg Land
ing, Of cane cut upon the spot where LIEUT.
G. n. Talcott, ct once our friend snd our
faithful and talented correspondent, fell in
thst memorable 7th Of April battle. It will
be preserved in memory Of one Of the mo-
blest souls that this war has released from
its earthly habitation.
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MApkEs ANA BIsHoP's COH0HET.-The
onesrt Of this universally admired singer
Brainsrd's Han his evening, VIII doubt
.s Be largely attended, a. are her concerts
roryWhe.s. she in sbly assisted By NF.
,guiu, . baritone Of excellence, and Gustav
Spies, . PianiIs Eho has t,B Equals
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