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THE NEW YORK SUN.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY I, 1861.
Douplas tor his I louutry.

On Thursdsy last Mr. DouuLAs delivered
ly invitation, the following speech before
join, convention Of the Illinois Legislature. IL,
was introduced by Speaker CvLLoM aud re.
ceiNcd with great srpiaus,-
MIR. DoUGLAs said
Bfr. Sptdlcr ana GeR,i,rrp Of me HoH~ o,
Representatives
am not ins, nsible to the patriotic motive
which have prompted you to invite mo to ad-
dress YOU on this occasion, upon the moment -
Gus issues now presented in the condition OF our
country. With heart filled with sadness an
grief comply with your request.
For the first time since the adoption Of the
Federal Constitution, n widespread conspiracy
exists to destroy the lsst Government the sun
ot heaven ever she'd its rays upon. (Applausc. }
Hostile armies ar now marching ubon the fol-
cral capitol, with view Of planting rcvolu
touary hag upon it, dome; sciling the national
archives, taking captive the President elected
by the votes OF the people ia the hands Of seces
siOnists and disun,cnists. a war Of aggression
and Of determination is being waged against
the Government established by our fathers. Tho
boast has gone forth BY the Secretary Of War
Uf this revolutionary government that on the
first day e May the revolutionary flag shall
float from the walls " the Capitol at Wash
ington, and that on tho fourth day Of July
the rcvuluti nary army shall hold possession
Of the Halt " lndcpondcnoo ia rhilidclphii.
The simple question presented to uS il whcth-
er We will vail for the enemy to carry out his
u, ast ot making war upon our soil or whether
We will rush as one man to tho defence of the
Government, and its capital to defend it from
the hands Of all assallauts who have thrca' en-
Q | to destroy it. CGrcat cnlhusssmD
so long as there was hope Of peaceful solu =
ton | PRAYED and implorcd for conpt omiSc.
When sll proposit ions OF peacc fail. there is but
one course left for tho Patriot and that is to
rally under that hag which has waved over tho
Capitol from the DAYS Of WAsuNaroS, aud
arrund the government established by WASH
ISGroS, JEFFERSON, HAMILTON and their
comI GERS. (Grcat chering.)
The alleged cause for this invasion Is that th.
institutions Of tho southern states arc unsafe
under the Federal Government. When in tho
whole history of this Government have they
stood on So irm q basis2 For the first time In
the history of this Republic there is no re. :
friction by act Of Congress upon the institu-
tion ~ slavery anywhere, within tho limits of
the United States. Then Il cannot be the ter
ri,orisl question that has given them a cause.
when was the fugitive slave law executed with
more fidelity than since tho uguration u
the present incumbent Of the Presidential Of
flee
We are told, simply because ono party has
succeeded in a Presidential election, therefore
they choose to consider that their liberties are
not safe, and therefore they will break up tho
Government.
had supposed that il was a cardinal princi-
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War Items.

EXPRESS LINE FRoN PuuApELrHIA 70
BALTIMoRE-A line of Federal Troops.
Or SUNDAY LAST, 500 men were at work ia
tho Boston Navy Yard.
| EXPREsIDENT BUCHANAN has subscstAsl
the sum OF 5000, for the equip nent Of vo,sa-
| tccrs at Lancaster.
| A NOBLE MAssACIrsErrs WIDOW, who sssk
her to fight, sold her only COW to raise so.s
moncy for him when starting. The worthy SEQ
| of such a mother declined to touch a cent.
TGuTII FROM PRKSTICE. - Our Kentucky
dsunionists hink that they are fighting against
abolitonism In the North, whilst they are rea1f
fghhng for uboi',ionism in their orn adte.
REvUIsIoN ~ BALrIMonE.-An immens
Union moating was held In Fast Baltimore on
Monday night at which tho Stars and Strip
were unfurkd amid intense enthusiasm.
Hos. JoHS J. CRITTKSDEN addressed the
people of stanford, KY, last week, on behalf
Of the Union. lie was enthusiastic ally rcceiv-
cd,and his words had q soothing influence on the
entire people.
IT - REPORTED THAT LORD LYONS special
messenger to his government WA stopped last
week at Baltimore; his dispatches contained
| copy OF the Presidents proclamation orderisg
| a blockade Of tho southern ports.
| A GENTLEMAN who passed through Nashville
/ on Saturday was Informed by member Of the
Tennessee Convention, that the ordinance of 30
ccsson had passed that afternoon, in secret sos
sion.
FoH THE ATRoCTous CRIME OF sheltering
two wounded Pcnnsylvanian soldiers and pro-
| curin. surgeon for them a Frenchman wa
| driven from hs home with two little two child
| rcn, On Wednesday, near Havrc lie Grace.
A xvcpo ,xsr,,r,.r,nx IN. discovered In
/ San hn,omio Nor,hcrn Mississ,npi an the Iath-
Tho rinylc,dsr was hun,, and nm Nh, scaffoiS
told lis executioncrs thN, they thought the
niprrrs didn't know who, was going ON. hut
| ihcv all did and that h death would be re-
| vengcd."
| Tur pryorr AIIrs,oxS N , ,ro,act;,r
| Providence IN nearly MI of M,i ASnrssnS7s
| modest letters ,how tba, Le il as hm,nLIa .
| Christian as be il n truo soldier anJ bonm.iJs
| man. In thi. respcct he stands in bright coo-
t.ast TO the scofln. Irarling iutidcls too ofte.
| found in armies.
Rrs,,vss IIoS,, ~ p,r,,,,,. pxx,
r,n g - b"n.a ~ ''i r.,,',,'ian
',r",, ,,oon,I,. ,b,ir oroi;, W SoI ,p.h
:, alIowcJ their notes to no :, nrota.t"not
/ cor ,.r, of r,nJs hu, ho.,,s. ,h.I b.J m.Ss
war ,,mo, ,hs Sa,,b Tia ,.;ii nav n, J.h,.
Trr;nIr, ,h. 80 h,, II ho, ,nv,h;n,.
| lnn aTor ,ho a. H., Iii S;,.;Jo; 4, - s
"'. "''' '"' "''' '"'! WI "N''' '''
| rrroonArhlCAL . tiGlTEH has screwed ,
IN ,hN ar,so y" r Ar,;llsry % R;vnr n%' M.s
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Tie 4. o. &. aud r. r. Express.

Fort KCdTncy, AprH 2y. 1.-The coach Of the
CO. {, AMI p, r. EXpress passed here at noon yea
tenlay.
Dearer April 25.-- ,rious apprehension Of
Indian difficulties are entertained. They can easily
cut of on the Plains travel and trade. Col. Bh'H'
Indan agent, sent courier to Fort Wise yesterday
with requ'sitlUn for two companies Of cavalry, "
hold then SCI Ses ia readiness to march hlther at All
nours notice, =,
There is intense cling res secting the war n ths
states, small secession tay was dlspEyth W
business house here yesterday evening, wv "n'
~ insignificant that No notice was thEah w ~
Union Tags are waving N many parts 9, "' WY
Lnd the Union feeling /, almost unan.h""', p.
/ The Military express tD tie New hSA''"n fHS
II la hnan dlacnIli lnl.
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TmE L. S. TRANSPORT PTkcrsburg, Capt.
SrAuSARp, returned to this port yesterday
morning, from Annapolis, where she landed the
25th (Albany) regiment on the morsing Of the
I'D, all well and in fine spirits. The Msrion
also arrived csterday morning having tho U.
$. brig Perry in tow.
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For tho New Regiments Of the United states
Army.

Army.
A new regiment is forming for the regular
army Of the United States, under the snticipat-
cd act Of Congress, to be commanded by Col.
A. &. RAMSEY, an experienced officer Of the
Mexican war. This regiment will be fully
equipped and placed onawar footing with camp
cquipagr, transportation medical stores, .etc.
The folloa aing notice relative to the regiment,
explains itself;
Geitls neil who have heretofore served In the re =
guar army, and desire to return - the service,
will lease cs.l or send their address " the under
signed. Oihus Who have not served, but are will
M ~ in A. officers, will report the nseves.
Tho Sc WHO wish b. serve as non commissions
1f.crrs will py Sut themselves In person In o.
nation respecting the service will be furnished ~
I'll betw,en tho hours OF 10 A NJ and r. NJ ,
evely day, sundays rot excepted, at No. W Ceda
street.
By order Of Col. R,Nsgy.
j. w Cr'rH,
Acting Adjutant.
N,U Eutk. Anril 3Oth. lSGl.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Advertiscments-Por every ToUR LINixS sbsrsvs
tvo words, OF less, one day. 30 cents; two days j
ocne' thiee days, VI; sir dsys, st 10. All iussI,
Nons inside seme pyce each day
Marriages aud Deaths ~ CONT far e,ch s,rr I,-~-
hynthly advertisements of four llnes, inssrtedeo
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day. N"~ - ~
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TnE BRrMEN steamship Bremen, that arrived
Monday evening from Bremen, and went ashore
on the East Bank, was got oil at high water
Yesterday morning without damage, and pro
cecdcd to her wharf.
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OUSE, BARN, AND LOT FOR SALE OR
to Let-At Rossvilie, Staten Island, two-story
and. very plesssntly located near the village on
woodrow Road, leading 70 the depot. The hoase
early new, In good repair, 40. There Y also
e money ca remain on bond and m,rtsAse. For
A &c, apply 70 JOHN MAC9REGOR \ CO.,
23,l3I,l3
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ATCH TCHLOST-Sl0REwARD-LOST ON
sedssyS ;Isss.aE; ss.sy, ARs. %.tsT ss's '','
IDA r. WARE, 693 Sixth ave.
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STEAM BOILERS FOR SALE-NEw AND
~ second hand, from to 30 horse power, complete
Also pumJs, heatery and tanks. Inquire or address
3o,lA,6
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IS FOR SALE-BUILDING LOTS ON
Bersen Hill, nicely located on horse railroad
near Jersey City, or Hobokeu, At Bergen Point,
/ Bergen, onion Hill, kc.; good nsishboIhoods;
very sasy.prios, sio0 70 $500. Apply % " AS
yARD, IL Water t. 40 AAo'los
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GROCERY FOR SALE-THE STOCK AND
VI stur,. of .tors doiu. GOOD cash businss 8ati..
factory for selling will be given. I.auirs In
store ~ LewL st. T,lek,0
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THE NEW YORK SUN.

Published Daily tsunday ercepted, on which ~
is.nsss whstsver u received,) 81 the Old Bun
|iiidnss, corner OF FULTON aud Nassau streets, aud
D. q97 Broadway, (ccrner OF Broadway, Park Rou
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The Daily Sun is deliveret by Carriers 70 sub
riicrs in New York City and vicinity. at
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Single Copies One Cent.
|tE When sent by mall, -Four Dollars year.
Average circulation throughout the year, ending
th December Last
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THE WEEKLY SUN
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SLOOP FOR SALE-CARRIE IL TONS
- ;rav- ~ feet loaded, IL months old, ever thin
IN rrod ort'er would make good pleasure boat. Ga
bn seen at Clinton dock, Esst brooklyn. Apply - J
Brown. No. ~ Cumberland At, Eat BrookLn.
3Ll2b,3
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lG LOST-s3 REwARD-LOST on
sunday morning, In Spring st, small black sha ,s.
~, had on a red leather collar with tin plate,
Srnnned kny person returning the same 70
X KELLY, 2Ss Hudson It. will receive the ssa aP"'e
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ARMS FOR SALE-THE CHEAPEST
farm. in the stste-loT acres, s2.bo0 100 acres,
&C., S i acres s1sss sGTs IS sesss sS.f.; IN
,nheld, $5.O00; O cottages, large lots sold low.
on $. VAIL, 2T Fulton 4, from 10 10 on 5atur-
.; other days, In Plainiield Depst New Jersey
ap4 2lsc'll0
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ARM FOR sALE-CONTAINING SIX

ARM FOR SALE-C0NTAINING SIX
acres under good cultivation, laying both sides Of
road; will be sold separate OF together. This farm
niatsd one mile eat Of the thriving village Of ia
ca, two minutes walk from and opposite the Willow
station. Persons wanting q farm should look At
Cars leave south Ferry direct. or cars from
uam~burgh 10 East New York, thence by stage
particulars call on L. CORNELL, on the prsnl.es,
,iaica, L. l. apt Slao'20O
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UUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE CHEAP
Ia Brooklyn; one two story house and lot for ST25
txo+tory house and lot for sl3OO, within block
enth Of. api f3Ac'lS5
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)USE AND LOT FOR SALE-BAR-
xains In real estate-a houss containing rooms
near Fort Les, $40, "a acres In York State price
half down Ss .ersl houses and lot for sale on
erms al-o q small arm TO LET, and store In Fort
JOSEPH COfrE. apll AAc'lS5
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LOST AND FOUND.

lGS LOST-slO REwARD-LosT From
81 East 3ist ct, near the corner o, s,n aFenusl
ns.{ ro ssfts4 Soss s white color bsI
il very long, each had leather strap on Enen
The above re, ,ard will be ps,d on 'ppt VA Az y
for either, by JAS. T. BAChh' VI ~" 'i'' '''
),1ll,S
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lOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE OR EX
change TIVE houses, and lot % by 100 fest, with
~ for 9 farm or lots. Apply on tho prsmlses
2b3 South eth st., Williamsburgh- ap26, l6O,l lSac
'OUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE-SMALL
house and two lota for sale cheap, u Woodhaven,
=, 81 miles by rsilrSAd; oommutAtion 5H csnts per
half cash also lts ~ sale from SO, pAyaNe
mall monthly installmeuts also D, 10, or 10 scrss.
lire Of Mrs; DOWNING, t O. O. LEIluS, ods
dway, N. Y. a24 An0t1O
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TREES FOR SALE.-5,oo0 SHADE AND
shrubbery trees, suitable for sidewalks, for sale
cheap, az the owner Il Obliged to remove them imme
diatcly on account of streets and avenues cutting
through pAid property. Enquire At Greenwood Gar
den, cor 81 ave and 18th st. near Green ood Gene
tcry, L. I. WIN HATFIELD. N,2Tl,0
TRUCK AND HORSES FOR ShLE-A
L two hor-e truck, In patect order, new last year,
and two hor,e, warranted "a every inspect for sale
low. Apply at pict Z N.R, 26,l53,J
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BAKERY FOR SALE-TO BAKERS-A
- bakery and saloon for sale, now In fall operation
also . bakery In good location, TO let. Apply 70
THOMAS LESLIE, cor OF AuAuh Clinton sts.
Brooklyn. 'T,2IAs
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The Toronto Globe on American Affair.".

Toronto, iprH 3O.---Thc Giobc 1T totiay in a
long and able uiticc ON American Affairs, says that
the North Ivy their impotence with terrcncs to
President Ids' 1i.ss policy, isnorc the stupendous
and delicate tn,k lie hIs rriorc hun and will drive
the country To anarchy and chaos.
IL advocates strengthening M. IiNots's hsnds
snd N abstain from IrnileNtng his councils.
The Leader, the Government organ, FEARS that
Canada may become Involved and ndvocsts~ an
arrned neutrality and Hugsests that tho Canadian
Government represent to the Inpcrial authorities
the expcdiency ol sending q or Rsyimet u Of the
line for the protection Of the ironter.
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SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE Two
- fri clas- singers Ing machine. but little we
and In II rfrct order Apply at 2Ti fih sye, btwee
. and l2 .. m. 3D,ibl,2
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BAKERY FOR SALE-GOOD OPPORTU,
Dnity-The lease, aud fixtures oomplats, Of the
Peoples Bakery IS cros st. In the city Of Patsrson,
New jersey having ths best cou4ter trade la the city
ply to JOHN BRUSH, or JOHN THOMSON, on the
premlses. 1S,llll2
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CARRIAGE FOR SALE-A FASHION,
~ able csrrisse for sale In Art running order.
worth flOO price SbD, sold for want Of pss would
make first rate hack. Call at Ia Laursns street
SNia6,2
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! tNDLORDS AND TENANTS
AGREEMESTS
NEW YORK Sun IMPROVED FORM.
~ For sAls at ~
| TiIE COUNTER or THE SUN OFFICE.
/ cents per set,
| a. per hundred. fei2u

rs FOR SALE-TO MECHANICS AND
Manufacturer EliIlbethport, Ne. jersey;
,lilrosd; unriyalled facilities for manufacturers
+ echanicai trades. Very favorable term, Z, 70
| and terms Of payment Apply 70 "; X hE1
EliLAbethport, n. j. aAisi'sfao
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Governor Curtin'. Message.

No1isbV-g, "a, dprR 80 Governor CuR
rNs ~ sage, on the opening Of the extra ses.on,
speaks of tho uueSsmpled pronp.ncss and purio,-
ism with which Pennsylv,nis and other loy. states
have responded 10 tho call Of tho President. II
says that the slaughter Of northern troop, In Bal.
timore, f,r the pretended offence Of m,rrhin. At
the call Of the Federal Government pelceably ovsr
soil admittedly In the Union, with the oHst Of
defending tho common csritd, imposes nav du
ties and responsibilities on the state and ad.
upinistra,ion. This state Of things cannot be ,ub.
mitted to, whether Maryland may pruie,, H. tc
loyal ~ tho Union or other sae There Can be per-
uitted no hostile soil no olstrnct,d thoro ightIe
between the states undoubtedly .oyal AMI their ma
Ncral seat cf govcTnueit. There IN reason t. hope
that the route through baltimore may be ~ ,cnSc
closed aeaiist the rcrGeablo pas,sgo ot our pOp.
armed in tho sci yco NJ the GovCtnmrut but W.
must he N!'y assured cf this, and uninterrupted
enjoyment II the passage to the capital, by any sad
every route essential " tho purposes ~ the
ment, mnst he ausineJ TcaCesO VI posi- but hy
force of Arns II neccasary. The time for t.mp,rr
ing AMI iortcaring with this rebellion IL pest o.
Saiurdsy last an additional relusitun wu m,lc
for 20 regiments " infantry AMI one Of cavalry
There have been uore coupanc- tcuicrri than
will nase up the eufre complement, The upv.
error also communicates the fact that the
lanks of the commonwealth have voluntarily ten
dcrrd any amount " money ncrcas,ry for the com.
m"n deicnHc sni general welfare o. the state sni
thu natiun Tue loan Of i've hundred thou .aud
uoilhih W tol ltNIaWtcg, az u ih iblptrDIck -
have the accounts properly sctt ~, tut much
Larger sum will bo icquiIc'. The T. siglat ire has
bcD conyeLcd not only To- complete toe rrArRnnEa
tUn OF the pilta laws Of the state, bu. /, give the
Governor authority tN plrdg" tho tuth uC the CO
msnw,E III To- borrow such u's Of uourv
~ may he ncNcesay iVl toe extraordinary
requirements. In order tn prutwt tic hurlrr
he reocmncndt The i'm, edirie organization ~ . e
teen rcrimcnts Il cavalry and infantry. exclusive ~
NUae cal cd into the service n tho United state
lie recommends an ac, egssine the nuihurb,ing o
aR. V.lt lee
volunteers lie also tc,om1 enis the ylzgagr ~ =
judiciary law tn pr.ve the saCriac VI property by
forced salea In the col cctiou ol debts.
The Toronto Globe on American hHi,ir-.
Toronto, april 3O.--1hc GLoJe of today in
long and able uitclc American Affairs, says that
the North Ivy their impLticnco with rerrrncs tp
President IdN"is's policy, isuorc the 'tupendouz
and delicate task lie hIs rcorc hiiu and will drive
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hARN FOR SNLE-A NICE LITTLE
"a IN, handy 70 this CITY and v. j., Of 81 acres,
h the crors in. and nics house aud barn, With 10
OF ground, with all tinas NJ rt that win b. sold
sp, a. the owner is going TO tho war In uire at 6l3
enwich h, G. MALCOLM. 3O,lN,A
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

billiard AND BAGATELLE TABLES
- for rale-ms nufactured. ard const.rtiy on hand,
At 99s Third q, between sycs b and G.; .i-o second
tables for sale spl5 2larslJ2
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| C, BULKLEY, AUCTR-WILL SELL
! on "wednesday, April 18th, at II o'clock. q the
Al ,nta, Exchange, by order Of the Supreme CQptt,
. the direction Of b. LEfFISGWkaL- Esq., hei-
+. % James street, 9bIleO s, frame building;
To- o. 20II5, ast9ry brick buitiina
~. =, tba office a. Wall st, JsunceyCo
SMITH A WOODWARD, Att'ys, Wall a..
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EylPLOYMENT-FemnIe.
REAL ESTATE.

ARM FOR SALE IN ROCKLAND 90,
80 miles from New York, farm Of ~ acres, good
cred, frut sb sndsnt; prics $LOOS; terms easy
GEKS TAYLOR, 693 Broadway, room ..
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DIANOS FOR SALE CIIEAP-A LARGE
ale chrap for cash or on en-taIInsnta every nian
ar,rntsd, at II, 8. CAI.ENBERi, l8 Leroy Plac,
PiXN0s fo LEr sp1a.qisc, ,l5I
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FLAG FOR SALR-A SPLENDID AMER
u lean flag, by iIfor sale at No T21 broadway 3O,2
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DIAPER CUTTERS FOR SALE-A LARGE
Il lot Of reoond hand paper cutters, OF Austinr,
Wsls and Coe'r make, all In good order, for sale
II, New York City. 29,llS9
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HOUSE TO LET-THE 3-STORY BRICK
hnusc, No. 20 Powers 4, urootlyn; rent 4 No.
lnquirc Of BApEAI, LOCKWOOD 4 Co, NJ skI
Waahin yton II, y Y. gDlgl,gIao
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ARMS FOR SALE-CHEAP FARMS
near tho L. r. depot, Al miles from New York, on
:, tract OF eicellent farming land, all productive
sotl, level, tree from stone or swamp, and eNiiy
iivstcd ter sals In Quantities 10 suit purcha ora at
Al acr". Terms easy. E A. BUSCE, the owner,
Itv Hall Place. corner Chsmprs It APPS 2+ac'lN
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HORSES FOR SALE-TEAM AND CART
-. - hor.e., for sale by CRAGlN CO, ss3 wss,
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HORSES FOR SAILS GOOD HORSES
lli nice family horse, also nice military hon.e, and
brown mare, III for any work. Can he seen till sold,
Sunday excepted, at lI6 West 18th si, In Of the
Utah Hou-e. 29,1Ts2
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HORSES FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
IL 20 young horses Just from Canada Wet, from
li TO 10 hands high, from TO years old ali sound
and kind. Inquire In the blacksmith shop, ~ Nor
folk 1t; also matched team. 2q,10s,6
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TO LET.

A PARTMENTS TO LET-FOUR ROOMS
4 on second floor and attic rent Gil, No 2I6 Riv:
irgton u altO 2d floor, rooms rent sll, No.
staple e sl-o ~ story, front room And bedroom
redt -, Nc; 959 Msdison st. Apply No. li4 EseH It
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Spirit of the People.

NV Ynlk, April goth. lsGl.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-03
Cincinnati Market.

-..... -..-- TUESDAY EVENING, April 9, 1861.
FLoUR-i5 easily had at 81 IS for superfne; "a &C
for extras; from this figure to IS for family. sz
WHEAT-red, Of prime quality was purchased to-day
at $50, and white az 81 o. The prices may he quoted
nomlnally at 81 for red; 81 0591 10 for white The
gran crop news continue TO be unusually favorable az
TO fall seeded wheat rye, &c but the season for spring
planting Ii quite backward, because Of cold wet
er. = ~ Lt |-t .HI
0ATS-26c per bnsh.
BARIRY--gcod samples have beeL sold at Csc.
WHISKY-saes were large to-day at 13X.
Prices stand almost precisely as quoted week ago.
viz: 7D9k for bacon, shoulders and Sides with efforts
70 purchase at lss for bulk shoulders and
fair sdes: GIG 759I7 90 for mets pork--country and
city-9Kc for lard In tierces, 10D10Kc tn kegs.
Grocers have had, during the week, fair--not heavy
Trade in Sugars and Moasses but have aouured great.
er confidence In both articles under the influence OF the
course Of the New Orleans Markrt Quotations remain
about as given In our last weekly review 3a933 for
prime mollasses in Cypres cooperages32 being the ex
cepona figure. 34c. 10 asked for Oaks In large lots
and some Of the dealers out Of the market at 35c
for such Sales Of Coffee during jhe week have been ur
usually heavy and have left but small amount Of prime
grades In rst hands, Prices have been advanced full
Nc. per lb--in some Instances Nc. The market may
quoted at 4 to 14zc. for fair to strictly prime.
The Produce Market has been very sluggish all the
week. An attempt was made to eneTgiEe Il BY Wednes
days foreign news, but II Intellectual, and It has
lapsed back into Its old inanimate condition. .Cl Com
April. 3. .