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A WasbinFton Correspondent saws:

HTWo important cavalry raids have been
planned, and are now in process Of execu-
ton. OF course, we can give no clue to
their strength or direction, other than to
say that they are q part Of the general
plan which is being prepared for new op-
erations against Richmond
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A reward Of fifty dollers is offered by
Royal Taylor, Military Agent for Ohio,
for the recovery Of the body Of Surgeon
Alfred Taylor, Of the eighty-ninth Ohio
Infantry, drowned from the steambost
Echo, ct the foot Of Eighteen-Mile Is
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May 2s.
The Commercial says there is little
doubt that Grant has received ample re-
Inducements, and by the 25th at least was
amply prepared to move successfully upon
the enemy'H works.
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Cnpfure ef Canaan

A correspondent writing from near
Port Royal, says that Grants army has
captured large quantities Of live stock
and cotton enough to keep the looms Of
Manchester running ad EBitum.
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MATTERS.

TIE MIoHIeAH CAvALRY.-The remain
der Of the Michigan cavalry came through
this morning, aad took the Columbus Road
for Cincinnati.
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lam, Sir, yOurs ysry trlly,



Translation-l From the Frsnoh.)
After having played on the Pianos o. Messrs. Knabs
Co.. il is impossible not to bear testmcny to their
qualities which have acquired for them the eminent
reputation which they ENJOY. The Pianos OF their
II remarkable Tor their oGaiitiee q T5sr, mo Bs
is powerful, without harshness, and the uppgr note.
5weet, clear and harmoniousy mellow, (chry stian,
and 90 not eestate 70 IN regard to theze in
Ikay afs q IN II h6f s1b6 to the best manufao
tured in Europe OF this country oy the ost oee5rn
ted makers. Lsignedl L. N. GOIISOHAhk-
To Messrs. WA. KEABE q Co., Bsitimore,--I can
rot but congratulate you upon the t1meqse progress
and improvements which yOu continually make on
your Pianos, which in my opinion rank among the
very best IN the country. n STRAkOE0H.
Nj. GEo. a. BARLOW :-Thess noble Instruments
g0sss8s immense sources Of power and expression
c bass Is sonorous and grand the middle reglEteE
rieh and s3pathetci While the high notes are bril-
liaHt clear and pure as silver bells
The scale is even without single flaws TIE getiOu
Is smooth and msrTglOu5y easy and the pedal eheota
ne fnest Of which the PianOiorts Is susceptible.
In q VOID, Enabe'a Pianos are worthy Of tho great
- Artist snd are capable OF rendering the hnsst
cnfpositi0nE known in this realm OF Art.
ELIZA SHEPHERD
s mr.G. A. BARLOW, Dear sIr:-It gives ms pleasure
10 utate that consider tie knAbe Piano equal to any
and superior to most Instruments made ia this coun
trv sspeciaIly IN richness and volume OF tone.
Having used one OF the same Tor ten or more h0urs
of each dsy, fox two years, feel confident II recon-
msnding thsna 70 al VINO are unaoqun with thsiT
great Qualities am Q. 8 .E-i p 5sBEHEzD,
Teacher Of Music Cleveland FsHzsi = Seminary
q A BARLoW, Dear 6irs-It gives me much pieas-
re TO be able 10 say TINT consider hnches Pianos
he finest, both in volume and sweetneg8s which have
fVsr played upOn, either IL america or EGrOpe.
The 2s dal5 operate with better effect than in BY
othaTfnI trunsnt3; and in fact, Knah5s motto nay
truly be, 'EIcelHiOr," Ms. q. :. DOUGLAS
Teacher q Music, Cleveland.
Prof n. j. EOTHNAGLE, Teacher ef Music In the
Ohio State Bifnd Asylum writes st AfaF examining
a large number Of Wm- knabe & Cos Piano Fortes,
Iunhesitatingiy pronounce them superior to any /
have SEEN Their tone Is grand and n0ble they have
great capacity for sustaining the sound; and their
volume Of tone pOWcr have never heard e1celled.
They combine yitE fue touch, dsPths EWeetness Of
/ tone, purity and durability"
trThat the EnGbe Piano is superior TO al others
made in this country, for brifhancy, sWeetnes8, and
volume of Tone needs only % be heard to convince e
1 tho fnct."-[ State Journal, Columbus, Ohio.
| augl5:RZl
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NO. l32
PIANOS.
VIM. b. BEadbuTy's
PIANO-F0RTE ESTABLISHMENT,

PIANO-F0RTE ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 427 BrOOme-st.. New York.
THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECT
fusly invites the attention Of bis friend and the
public generally TO his Piano-FoTfe Establlshmenf
at 10 az Brooma-srl corner o. Nrusby- St
Having Withdrawn his interest, stock and mate
rials from the late hrm Of ~ Lighte & BTadbuTys'' p
which firm dissolved on the 3lst Of Jauuary ult
and having purchased tie enrire stock o, Plano,
FOltes aud Piano orte Msterial, owned BY his
iher, EdwGrd G Brad Hury, in the said irm heis
now prepar 10 supply the increased demand FOR his
tnl snd expergnc WOrkmen, v tn large -Iock OF
the be5I and most thoroughly seasoned ateria aud
an abundance Of capital, he has taken 10 hand the
personal supervision Of the whole sincss Of manu-.
featuring his instrumeBts and % enabled to turn out
PianO-fOrtes Of uneQualled tone and durableness.
BRADBURY 3 NEW SCALE PIANO FORTE.
In the arrangement Of or new scale. drawn and
prepared with the utmost care, expressly for our
new instruments we have added every improvement
which can in any way tend . the peri ctiOn Of the
Ptano-FOrte, and We confidently assert that for
delicacy Of touch, volume, purity, brilaincy and
sweetness Of tone combined with that strength and
sol dltV Of frame necessary to durability, these in
struments are uneQualled
? "Strength and Beauty" Is our motto, and We IN
Ete the closest criticism the best unbiased judges
In the land. ---T r 81
EaS- EYeTy instrument Is warranted @or I've yearg.
WI. B. B BRADBURY,
81 Broome-st., cor. Crosbys New York.
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PIA N o S.
Every Piano YAFFantedIOF Five Years,
And the prfyIag SfsIohange given at any time with
n six month
OLD PIRO SAD HELODEOHs TEEEHIH ETCHAaa
ALSO-OE HAND,
AsIOdeOHs, Small Instrumsn9, Strings, 4,

Among the many certificates Of the excellence and
merits Of these Pianos we would refer 70 the follow
ng:-
Nh. ". klZABE, Baltimore, Dear sir:-I have great
pleasure in certifying that have tried you Square
Pianos, and ind them equal, II not superior to any
IL this country. Among their great qualities which
distinguish them, Is the eyenness Of tone, the agrte
able and easy touch, and volume Of tone. Wishing
you all the success you SO highly deserve,
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COMMON PLEAs-BEFoRE JUDGE COFFIN
BERRY.-The case of the Kentucky Trust
Company vs. Charles A. Rozborough stiII in
hearing.
Before Judge BOltOn.-The case Of john
son & Tisdale vs.. City Of Cleveland. An ac-
tiOn to obtain damages done to the plaintiffs
property by grading, and to resist the pay
ment Of taxes assessed by the city. Attor-
neys for the plaintiffs, Baekus & Noble for
the defendant, Palmer and Dennis.
Before Judge Foote.-A number of divorce
cases are being disposed of, and also some
other miscellaneous business.
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property by grading, and to resist the pay
ment Of taxes assessed by the city. Attor-
neys for the plaintiffs, Baekus & Noble for
the defendant, Palmer and Dennis.
Before Judge Foote.-A number of divorce
cases are being disposed Of, and also some
other miscellaneous business.
RAILROAD AoCIDEET.-We clip the fol-
lowing from the Wheeling Intelligeneer, of
the 9th:
A train of cars coming this way on Sat
urday afternoon over the Cleveland & Pitts
burgh Railroad met with an accident at
OOurtney's Station, through which the cars
were thrown of the track by defective rail,
aad 4 brakeman named John Uhron instant
ly killeG. The cars were only prevented
from falling down a sleep embankment into
the river, by the couplings, which held fast
and enabled the passengers to get out. The
brakeman jumped from the train to save
himself, but be was unfortunately crushed by
large stone which had been placed in mo-
tion by the accident. The deceased was 20
years Of age, and resided at Wellsville."
Police COURT-The case of William P.
Van Gorder, who counterfeited tho Cleveland
currency, was heard at a special session of
the Police Court this morning. Samuel
Adams, Of this place, and B. F. Curtis, of
Warren, appeared for the prisoner. Grannis
aud Brinsmade for the city. Adams held in
his argument that as the orders could not be
legally issued by the city no one could be
guilty Of countsrfeitipg them. The prisoner
was bound over in the SUN Of $500, to appear
before the Court Of Common Pleas
The counterfeits are better looking than
the originals. The principal apparent diff
ferenees are that the paper on which the
eounterfoits are printed Is white, while the
true orders arc pink. The letter L in the
capitals City of Cleveland is crowded into
the A, and the letter J of the signature Jo-
soph Bartlett is in the original extended into
tho oval in which the monument is placed.
In the spurious it is not.
COmmeneemeut Week at baldwin Uni
versity, Berea. Ohio.
SABBATH, NAY 81.
IO1k A. n. Annual Sermon by Professor W.
D. Goodman, A. NJ, of Delaware.
3KP.N Address before the Paulician
Missionary Society, by Rev. W. Mast, D. D.,
of Cincinnati.
" n. Annual Lecture, by Horace Ben
tor, Esq, of Cleveland.
MONDAY, JUNE l.
"a. n. Annual Examinations begin, and
continue Tuesday and Wednesday.
71EP.M. Address before the Aletheau Lit
erary Society, by Rev. wilHam Day, of Ra-
VIENNA.
TUESDAY, JUNE 2D.
10A.M. Annual Meeting of the Beard of
Trustees and Visitors.
4P.M. valedictOry Exercises of the PhilO-
zetian Literary Society.
7%P.x. Address before the CIionian Lit
eraTy Society, by Rev A. Nelson, D, D., Of
KentOn.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 81.
IOAN. German Educational Convention
SP.N. Address before the German Educa-
tionaI Convention, by Rev. ". Mast, D. D.
of Cincinnati.
4P. n. ValedictOry Exercises of the Ale.
thean Literary Society.
7HP.M. Address before the Philozetia1
and PhrenOcosmian Literary Societies, b.
Rev. James Wilson, Of Ravenna.
THURSDAY, JUNE 4.
"a. n. Graduating Exercises by the seniO
Class, snd COnferring Degrees and Baeea
laureate by President Wheeler.
I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-29

CHARLESTON ). c. -, 1858.
DEAR SIR: As the nomination for the
Presidency found Frank Pieree-vide his
delicate confession-so will this commun-
ication in all probability ind you, if it
find you at all, " a very surprised man.
Sill, even in your agitation, some consola.
ton may be secured by remembering that
these are days Of wonderful and startling
events.
looked into our ancient paradise few
weeks ago, corner Of King and (you know
street.
sAud felt like one that treads alone
Some banquet hall deserted"
The girls al gone, the bo4rders flown,
Tne windows broke, and rags TO glass converted.
the truth Of which fully equals the poetry.
Bailey, Dickson, Rob, Sc,
&C, that galaxy Of inestimsbles, are en-
brGced in the fraternal folds Of the Gov
ernment and are battling for the eternal
principles Of freedom somewhere down in
the marshes Of that classic country, POGO
taligo. Our city has evidently but little
of the Phenix spirit in its ashes, for the
wrecks and ruins Of the disastrous fire
chow but feeble signs Of resurrection.
Reqlisseat IN pace" is the soothing eonso-
latioR poured forth in words as We pass
overit, though we're you 10 view it in its
shorn estate, you would doubtless ejacu-
lals a Itium fseit" and sink IN irreeovera-
BE dependency, the visions Of Tadmor
d and Carthage Joined in the Tecolleotions of
our former radiant and supernsl glory
being too much for mortal infrmity TO
support It might somewhat interest and
instruct an improTable man like yourself
to witness the methods Of doing the ma
jestic business Of the place. The stores
are generally filed With "emptiness" and
transactions cash. Everybody deals in
everything; and everything else.
Creations turned summerset,
And tapnts US with its graces,
Dry Goods sells tea, Hardware sells soap,
F1Rh-women cakes and laces.
Lawyers have d0uned DeacOn's face,
ShoemalCers now csjols US,
Dostors have left their ipecae,
And Black -miths give bolus.
Females are flaming patriots,
Each msn and boys fighter,
SsltWateF's turning into salt,
And dogs are turned to niUre.
hardly dare hope that even your enthu-
siasn for the beautiful will attract you
here at present think, however, can
well understand your wishes in this re-
spect. Letters directed to the care Of Nc
Carter & Co., enclosed in an envelope, and
sent TO Sanders & Son, N. P, viii reach me
rDoggib1,f
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NLEVELAND 8 TOLEDo 2. B.
Ia "a

A
l5sS. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT Isss.
On and after Monday, April e0th, IsF3. PASSENGER
Trains viii leave Uoveisad % i1llogs tSIndays
ceptod);
$50 A. M.-CuTCAGO EXPRE8S-Stoss At BeFaa
GrGftou, bsTlipS v akeMan, sOfwalk, Mon
- Eoeville, Bellsvua CiJ de- trcmont, Himors and
Genou AID arrives at ICltdo s.33 z NJ and Chi
isf'- CagO at OH P. n.
E2.00 P. s.-SOUT9 NRE MAIL--St5ps A. al stations
On seutborn Division and ARRIVES At Toledo
6,a0F n.
5.l0 P. E.-NOBTHERH 3IAIIr-Etops al ali station
on Northern DiFisions aud arrives - Eandu8k
81 $50 p. n.
SO ?. u.-TEaEaIRkPa EKPREsS-- -StoiH 81 Graf
ton, Obe1 lin, WukemaU, H0rWa k, Nom Oevillo
Bel etue, Ciyde, Fremont and hImors, and ar
rive az Toledo a go p e, uhicaso ct T:z0A.E
COENEOTIONS.
Connections made az monrUsyilla with the San
dusZY, Mansfield Newark 3 R., a. Clyde with the
5andusky, Dayton 3 Cincinnau Z. r, At Fremont
with Fremont 2 Indiana &. r., and at Toledo with
the Michigan southern e hcrthen Indiana and t.
lsdo wabash RGilroads loT UhicasO, Detroit, jack
son, Fort Wayne, Loanu8pOrs, Lsfgyetta, Cairo Al
ton, st. Louis and ali points Wsgt, Northwest and
EouthWogt. 10
Trains arrive In Cleveland TON Toledo and thl
West a. $50 A. r., $50 ,. n, sad 92s p H. From
8audueLF at s-25 A. n -. D-GUCEEB, Bup't-
Cleveland, April %, 1ss3 f
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REFRIGERATORS.

LNenEy Qluefeuh Styles anu 1lAe1s
sCH0OLEYs ICEBERG, f" NeYerbecomes
damp and mouldy; sizes. f
sCHOOLEYs TCE KING" Thoroughly
ventilated; 8 sizes.
JEWETTs aPALACE," 3sizes; handsome
ly grained & finished for Dining Room.
JEWETTs COTTAGE" 2 sizes; opens in
front Nicely grained and finished.
JEWETPs oICE TOP,"2 sizes; opens in
front. Nicely grained and finished.
ICE CHESTS, 5 sizes; double lids. Low
price. .-
WATER COOLERS, 2, 8, and gal
Ions, made double; filed in with char
coal One piece Of ice lasts all day.
ICE CREAM FREEzERS-S, 4, 8 and 8
quarts. The most approved kind-Will
freeze cream in FOUR MINUTES.
WATER FILTERS-Kedzie's and JeWett's.
All sizes, from to II gallons. ~ i
SILVER PLATED ICE PITCHERS-A
splendid variety ct low prices.
DBOen or send for descriptive Catalogue Of the
VIZ. FOGG,
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH
! Il l. 4 tf A y ...F
-


sss. SUMNER ADVANCEMENT 1858.
To take eleot on Monday, april 18th, 1873. Trains
leave Cleveland daily Sundays eZcepssd i1Hs follows.
800 A. --MAEL-ArrfEes &c EsW TorH 900 A. H.;
Phtladelphia 60 A. M Baltimore 8 IS A. si.i
Pttt1ouTgh 3;al P n; Wheeling 455P. n; New
Philadelphia % p
2o0P a.-ELP REsS-A rriTe5 at New Fsrk 230 P.
Il Philadelphia 9:55A. H.; Baltimore 1900 m.s
Pittsburgh s05 P. rs Wheeling SIS A.
Both Trains connect az hudson for Akron and Nh
larBburEh.
! Morning Train connects at RaYenna with A. & @.
W. Ralroad Train FOR al points on that road.
Cars run through IRON Pittsburgh % EeW York
via AllentOwn,) without change. 1
- Fare as low % b. any Othsr line.
a5- Through Tickets can Be procured ct the Union
Ticket once, WeddeI House, at the Depot, or AZ tbs
- J. L. MCCULLOUGH, SUIT,
= n ~ N-~FT TgT
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uEVkLAND a ERIE &. 4.



LIS A. KNIGHT EXPRESS sTRAIH-stoppfng At
girard, Ashtg5ula and Palnesvills only, and ar
rtYo8 nt Cleveland AZ 4s45 An.
$50 A Nm ALL AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
-5toppi1g a. all stations and arrives q CleTs-
land az s-55 A.
9s55 A M--IOLED Do EXPHE ESS--StSppfBgaf an sta.
Ecn5 e1espt eWanyillsl say rock, UnfOuViIle,
Ferry, Gentor and hickhhe, and auiYes at
Cleveland st 40 ,. H
li23 P. h;-DAs EXPkHss TRAIN-st0pplnga ct Gi-
raEdi Coilnoaut, Asht2bula, and Painosvills
only and arrives in Cleveland st 455P. n
~ second Class Cars are run on an throueh
Trains. -
An the tratn1 going westward conlsat at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo Chicaro, Columbus, Oincin-
nati indianapolis, st, Louis, &c; and all through
trains going Eastward, connect st Dun Erk with the
trains OF the y. Z L kaiir0ad and at Buffalo with
Iaose 57 o. The New York Central and Budalo 4 New
YORK City Railroads FOR Ht vs. York, Albany, Boston,
Niagara falls, 6o-i and at Eris with trans On the
Philadelphia and Eris llailruad.
81 Day EKpress, East ard W ast conuects at Glrard
with Trains On EIis sul Pittsburgh Railroad for
LlnesYiile, AeadTilie JANE tow, &c
Cleveland, April 2lth. f-s3
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IOA.M. Annual Meeting of the Beard of
Trustees and Visitors.
4P.M. ValedictOry Exercises of the PhiIo-
zetian Literary Society.
71IP.W n. Address before the CIionian Lit
eraTy Society, by Rev A. Nelson, D, D., of
Kenton.
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~ Perm ANlKr cCR8 OF

NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
~ PERM ANlET cCRR OF
t}ouorrhes, Gleet, Ursthrai Discharges, Impo.
tence, Seminal Weakness. Nightly Emissions,
Incontinence, Genital Debility and irsi-
facility, Gravel, Structure and afoc-
lions Of tho kidney = Bladder,
which has been used by upwards Of
100
in Their private practice, with eatire success, an
perceding Cubeb's Capsules, OF any other COM
pounf hitherto known.
DELi'S SioECkFEC PILLS.!
are speedy in action, often edecting cure in a
few days, and when a cure is effected it Is per-
.sanent They are prepared from vegetable ex-
tracts that are harmless the systeua, ani never
nauseate the stomach or in pyegnate the breath !;
and being suear coated, ali nauscous t.s;e is
avoided No change OF diet is Necessary whilst
using them, nor does their action interfere vi;h
on ines Zach Box contains six dozen Pills
Price 81. Sold by all the principal Druggists.
In places where no asest is advertised they viii
be seat by mail, pos, pal . and conf icn,aiy Sc
cured from observation when desired, recei pt #
money, by J. Bki AN, NJ. d., IS Cedat-st, N. Y.
smith 4 'swyer Wholesale Agents, Chicago.