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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-21


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tween Fifth and Sixth svenues
Oak Dining aeem and rosewood Chamssr rureisore
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49, xScisET As5 MODERN OIL PAINTINGS
sa Garden
in after ssos Sa s
Nsva = Petersburg by ketcnell sea Views py Legrand
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graviogv, reT Arron large ASnte Mirrors kmorodeIes,
ARTISTIC BRONZE. srAruARy, VASES, &C: =
Hsmlt Franklin, Richard Cour de LII o, Indian WARRIOR
music Poetry, eaipu,g Rembrandt hibens' Fisher Boy
and Girl Gnpld and keyche nsgn.icoot Vases from the
collection OF jerome Ponapare rarian Vases, oIou Orna
EssAts, fpgures superb orn0lu Clock
DINING EDDM
Solid oak Buffet sa,rary be Extension Table 70
MACH Courhes BiTrurs china Dinner and fea ruby
and crystal cut aDa engraved Glass Wse sod silver Dinner
and Tea service sheffield Table Cutlery lverpated Oastrs
Coffee rrD Cake Baskets Spoons Sptter Knives, Napkin
kings, able Linen, s&lvers, Re
sff r1 CHAMBERS
Rosewood Dressir Bureaus Beds,eAds Commodes ward
spring Asitresses feather Beds Blankets linen Saecs,
0ouD Ipanea, Sofas Rockers Chairs Hatsard stair Car
KIDS, &c. Also Large assortment OF Bssemen and
k1tahkn Furniture.
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A UCTIoNEorICE.
"A HANsoME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
u At PUBLIC AUCTION.
ELEGNT FIRST CLASS FCRNITURB.

~, re priority Of family renewing 70 The country.
Ass cay fuAcay1. mmepcing 81 clock the beautiful
arSr LlaiDg Chamber and library Fnrnnre In the
dNstipg house n lie Twenty rst street. between
sgnth Aseaes Ill Of which u having been recently
soe and compsss every thing aiap ed fashionable and
ess MY inns whole 70 be peremptoriy
IeA elegant roseyi faror Farnurr en- suite Comprising
Mee tut suits rey carved all OF which covered in rica
Ak DroAtc auo OF the description. Rosewood Centre
sad tables Tulh Chairs blue and gold satin and mo-
Ynet Velvet Mantel and pisr Mirrors
@rAak and lace Ctsns gold landscape shades Two
rcrs~ eo1 eg-res, ss NV rich sevres and Drcs
den hansel asses, Bse Figures PaTor
Ovnainents &c.
ELEGANT OCTAVE PrANopORTE
MUSIC CABiaET STOOL AND COVER.
Marble Bureaus, ach carved Bedstcacs twenty large
Hsir Mattresses T.eAfetes Chamber Suits In rosewood,
b-opze Coeks rnaTble washstands Lounges French and
eprDg seat Chairs koers, Livans Otomsns Oval xrrors,
BEDS ard Beddn oak Extension liable two fee
hoasny sofa Be5stesds tch French and Bohemian China
hes Silver War;, Spoons Forks Casters Ice Pitch
es Urns Tea servce o7 and crystal Cut Glass o. every
ds0srption, OAK marble buct. oak Chas superb oak
Desk Uncoh, rich Chandeliers marble He'll Stand Of
wider Iron baies Catalogues at house sale positive rain
shire. T. w. KESTCITr, Auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-21
SUM NJ EfS RESORTS.

- OCBAN HOUSE,
NEWPORT X L
This re1sufn hotel VIII be opened fo- recspior az
Traftday June 81. A diagram he
be and Rooms sagad a. The Corentoa Hotei
Yocs. bcmsEuier celebrated 9ermanan Orcbestrs
been engaged exclusively for the Ocean Bone-.
kERNEA BYPCH'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-21

A uCIIoH NoTIcE-A FAMILY DECLINING HOUSE
a keeping will dispose Of At private sale all their Parior
Chamber and bningroom urniturc q ee. sacrfce viz
carved rosewood octave Panoforte ully
$50, Cor $50, ncuopg stool and Psrlor Suit
cost Ss for $l6; one do Sleo Aso Etegeres, Centre
al made TO order for tho present owner has been IN
months and Is plste order Inquire
West Twenty -sixth street, near sixth avenue.
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pRooKLYE-rO LIT A HANDSOMELY FURNIbHEp
- suit q four Rooma ample closet Accommodations,
on me second floor OTIS srs, cass hosee having 81 ne
large front the third floor No oher tosers 10 tbs
house Arpy st Congress street, four doors west Of Henry
s'yeet. South BRO kvn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-21

A s. kICHARps, AUCrIoNEER.-0Co CASES BOOTS,
a. Shoes and nrogsns at anstop-ly RICHARDS 4
- Corand street. being full and complete assortment Of
heasonsbie Goods Catalogues morning o. sale
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A UCiIoS NorIcE-M DOUGHTY, AUCrIoNEER.
"A Viii sell TUESDAY, May a. at l0 O'CLOCK 81 salssroom
So ssssau street. large OF household Furniture,
Csrpcts rosewood farlor Suits covered In brocae ma
hosry covered in bar CLOTH BoJkcasea Marble Top
Csnire Isss nsh,gsny sofas Chas Lete tees Bufes
Exe0slon Dlnpg Tables, Dining Chairs, Gilt Frame Pier
sslasses, Dressing Bureaus Nashsands Beistead Hair
Haftfesses Ensmelied Cottage suits WARDROBE &C., DC
whole being the furniture Of family removed
VI SALE Also, by order ~ the sheriff
quantity of Gas Fixtures Chandcers Brackets Kerosene
Iampa &c .Ar
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NJ kERSIs. AUCTIONRER.
IA. ~ BANGS, hERWIN a co, Irving Buildings, SOL
and he6 6rcscway.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, Msy n a. ~ O'Clock NEW
kNsLlsH BOOK comor.sipg valuable standard works n
vayous departments including superbly illustrated
books Alec collection If Ann rean pubcatous embracing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-21

4 UCrIoS NorICE-GaEAr BARGAINs.-A LARGE
~ desirable assortment Of description Of second
hani Hcushoo Furniture win be * Id ct panic prices for
two days. At No 10 hinton place. near Brosdxy New and
second Carpets other Mirrors rosewood Paror
snd chamber suits embracing everything necessary for gem
famies fine Hair Mattresses Beds and Bedding Lounges
lssy hairs and brocstel wndos Curtains Dining
oak and walnut 6ookcaccr &c rich Ia
Cutlery and Glassware Kitchen Utensils he IN short,
the sortneu viii be found to embrace all the most useful
articles for and will b. sold
half Parties in want of of the above
gcods win find to their peculiar adv anage TO call and exam.
me for themselves going suction purchasing
sisewbers Doors open fron A n fo7P.M M.
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n NJ g. EDDY, AUCTroNEER.
kkW AND SECOND HAND VEHICLES, HARNESS, &C.
EZRA LuDLow, th,
VIII sell THE day, IL O'Clock, at his saesrooms No.
@ Liberty toor west Of Broadwav large mum
br and second hand eockaways, Top Bnage Light
Wagons Jaeger and Depot Wagons fhgtons &C also SIN
yle and double 1arue~A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-21

A uCTIoN NOTICES DINoBE, AUCrIoNBER,
"A OH ses So Pine street and la. BIosdwsy -Peremp
a., ~ the salesrooms Ian broadway, two DOOR above
Thirty frat Household Furniture removed for
ycnisnoe sale consisting eegan rosewood odebosr
solid mahogany Extension 1abe, mahogsny Suit in hair
elegant ferch Chand'ers, Gas Fixtures Kitchen Utensils
Ao 20 be sold without also Piano. ErArd
4tf0o and Manufactured expressly for Dion Bouro,au
Asq Also choice Not " tnporied ines. BrAndies &c
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BILLIARDS..

A PINE ASSORTMENT or BILLIARD TAbLRs.-w.
N J. fHARP aders first clae Tables with his newly In
vented cuHhone, patented Vow To- 1852 Admitted 10
ror 70 any now in very for Gall a.
factory ls Fulton street Ako few second and Tables
dor SsIE--A BILLIARD TABLE; HAS BEEN Bur
II btte uHsc Gan be 10 Carro Part, Brooklyn
TWO FIRST CLASS TABLES. NEARLY NEW. FOR
4 sale on reasonable terms. For particular inquire 81
". W. MOTT 5fg Hudson street
VJAyTgp--Two oyM PHELAN's ptIIIapD TABLES
w second hand, for which cssh VIA paid. Address
Biharef, Brosdwey Post once.
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4 UCrIoN NOrIcK-THIs DAY, AT II o,cJocK, WILL
"A be sold, ri BELL 1N0RAdAhS Auction Rooms,
- Bowery by order Of ssynee large lot of Household
Furniture; aso the arrangements Of Restaurant and well
Tables, Chairs, Looking 1Assrs Sofa
Painnss splsnda Counters with Pumps and wa'erTorks
O4eioth Car1c's, Screens &C ALSO Rocksway Wagon,
$50 III u WILSON. Assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-21

NEW YORK, HARLrM AND ALBsSy RAItHOAD.
IN FOR Albany, rkoy, NORTH ANp WEST
Swing arrangement comnn encluy Aondhy Way 'sSt.
u2bA fast express train srom rwsnty'siNlh street.
station.
local trains. time Table.
John B-sCtiILL, Assistant SUP sintsnJest
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TOHN II OAKJFY 4 co. WILL FELL ON wEDNEs-
Gay May r. at 10 clock M, at 10 Coat street Brook
lyn 81 o. T. BrockaUay assignee of Gideon San.
ford, the balance the stock and elegant
wood and mahoeG rarlor and Chamber FURNITURE
Dining Room octave fianoiorts Ineho-
gany do Feather Beds Mattresses Tables bureaus Chairs
Sofa; on new splendid top Buggy, aud one no top do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-01
THE BL OCKAOE
THE CASE OF THE BARK wINNTFREU, OF
RICHMOND


statement having been recently published 10 the Of
feet that this vessel was captured by United States
ship-ofwar for attempting TO violate tho blockade Of
Southern port the master Of the vesselCapt Immars
has called u.s. requesting the publication OF correct
version Of the affair. He states that the bark wnnfred
Of Richmond, Of which he is MASTER sailed from Rio ia
metro direct for Hampton Roads, for ORDERS that
knew nothing Of the blockade nor Of the critical cond
ton Of the country not having spoken any vessels at
from which he could derive such information he ar.
rived of Cape Henry the morning Of Saturday the
Gath inst When nearly to the Cape aud within four
or five miles of 1t, the Wiunfred was spoken by the
steamer Quaker City, and ordered to hesve TO,
and send her papers on board. The captain imme-
diAtey caused the vessel to be brought to- boat
then sent from the steamer and boarded the bark Capt.
Immare then went board the steamer with his papers
He was informed by the commanding officer that he
would have 70 detan him as prisoner and convey him
to Norfolk TO await the orders Of Commodore Sringham
He was accordingly taken before the Commodore who
said he would have to send the vessel to New York as
prize. The Wnnred detained I'LL last Tuesday in
Hampton Roads, with prize master and crew aboard,
after which the prize discharged and she
taken In tow by the steamer Alabama and brought to
this port The captain Of the Winnfed says he
warned of by the Quaker City, and although he knew
nothing Of the Blockade he heaved to Immediately be
ing ordered TO do The Wipnifred now at Quaran
tine, where the has been for the last I've days.
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The pistol found y ing upon chair the bar by
Sergeant Wade but ImmeDs denies being the owner 1t
is supposed however, that he must have had 1t hanging
behind the bar as II was too large for man 10 carry
about his person.
The deceased Is well known In the ward and Is spoken
OF as being very respectable and quiet He
about forty five Of age and had only been married
about two months. On the 1st Of May he bought out
the bakery which was owned by Mr. Immens, the
proprietor of the lager bier saoon. Merritt also
married man. about twenty five years of age and s said
TO be very no1snsve and abou. the last who
would be likely to take the life of another under
Hose Company, No. SO, which is located
on Sullivan street, near Prince street, and
is spoken OF by his associates in the company az
man whom 1t would take great deal to causo to
raise his against another The body of Swain was
during the evening carried up anil placed in the in
the rear OF the store, and squad of police detailed
guard the place Upto late hour last night there was
large crowd gathered about the buildings trying to get
In TO see the remains OF the deceased
Merritt ia said to have been in the employ OF Council
man Barney, but at presen! not doing much owing
to the hard times BE was about to enlist to to the
wars.
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convv Marr1exa.
NJ T snn u On TUESDAY, May q, by the Rev.
CrnxSr nL JOHN CoosEY, OF New York, to Miss JANE
Brooklyn. s'e' VI Ea 7a'u orummey' "
Ss,,sy CITY and Brooklyn papers pie. copy
church, By the Rev. G A. Farrell y.%y r CANTON 10
SopHA A. TAYIoR, both Of New Yor,. - o'-'" :"
HCGRATH-HANEs-On Tuesday Nav 90 "A scarsdsJa
by the Rev. DR.. Rumey, HowAkb W Mc;o ,xt to E,TI
., daughter Of Reuben Hanes, Esq, Of Phia clphis
May 20, BY Rev E. Sands, CHARLES n. ?, yv.nI q
JEANETTE w. youngest daughter Of Captain N a Wy, Al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-01
CAPTURE OF PRIZE VESSELS.

MAhSHALS
MAY 31-Alarshh Murray has taken possession Of the
Hiawahs and the Gran.haw two prize vessels, In add
tion 10 those already reported
UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE.
NAY S4.-The United States District Attorney filed
bes in the Court Of Admiralty against the prize vessels
seized by the bockading squadron Hampton Roads
already reported.
Proceedings have been commenced against the sure
ties of Hamlet c. Gordon Postmaster Long Eddy Sal
ivan county, who is defaulter to Vie OF $i99
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

New York Herald-Cal1forAia Edition.
The mail steamship Ariel, Captain Wilson, will
leave this port to-day, at noon, Tor Aspinwau
Tho malls sor California and other paxS OF tho PsoiAc
VII close ~ ten o'c.oca this morning
sieie copies, II s,sppefs ready 'er mailing six cenn
sgeais sill p.esse ssSG IA .hsir S.ds-s safy G pe
able
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NEWS FROM CHARLESTON, &C
FROM CHARLESTON AND MOBILE.

LOUISVILLE, Hay 81.
The Augusta Chronicle of the 2sh says that General
has Issued orders in Charleston yesterday
nquishing command Of the forces Charleston to
Colonel R. FL. Anderson, relieving D. X. Jones, who &C.
companied General Beauregard to Corinth Miss.
R. Rauit left Charleston Monday as bearer of de-
spatches to NJ. Thouvenel.
The Mobile papers say the agent Of the French govern
ment ia there collecting facts for Napoleon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-01

Drawings or H. France q Co.'s DeIa-
Observation-Disclosures by act OF Assembly, passed
January. 1859. Grants to run twenty years
CUssEx CoUrTY-CLAss $50, Drawn May 81, lS4l
"a, 76, GA, 35, so, As, l, %, 60, 46, Is, SO.
COMMUNICATIONS 95 Drawn May 81, lsel
80 SO, 2, &c. g. GA, 81 %, A. 49, rs, 81, 49, l3 81.
Uirculsrr GENT free OF charge by addressing
r YEANCE 4 90, Managers,
Ntlmngton DelaRera
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THE TEXAS TROOPS AT LEAvENwORTH.
ARRIVAL OF TROOPS FROM TEXAS.

The schooner Horace OF Boston, Captain Buncker,
rived yesterday morning from Indancla Texas, via Ha
vana bringing 1i5 Of the United States First Ia.
faptry, under the command Of Captain Wallace, Lieut.
Phillips and Or. Lyons. All well She ako brings
twenty FIVE women and children, the isnies Q, .hcss
attached to the command.
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Married..

,hs ueen's Dress ard Sort Hats arc ar
Ann 1--WE him CALL at 1o2 Nassau street, corner q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-01
OUR HARRISBURG CORRESPONDENTS.

HARRISBURG, Nay 31-1 A. n.
Alarm in Hd7per's FeTy-Concentrdtion Of Fedcrd,
TYocps-Ab0ndonment of Williamspmt by me Rebels
Our city has been full Of troops passing through to the
seat of Over one hundred military wagons left last
night for Chambeysbug The rebels at Harpers Ferry
must prepare for a terrible reckoning.
The forces at wliamsport, Nd having fallen back to
Falling Waters yesterday Colonel Allen gave orders to
return to Harpers Ferry A. the latter place ali is
anxiety and hustle. Some Of the men who have
shown signs Of cowardce have been sent in disgrace
Winchester At that place there five thousand
troops, who ordered TO reinforce Harper's Ferry It
is said, however, that the order countermanded.
The traitors are alarmed and yet undecided whether
they will stand fire not. Colonies Allen and Hughes
wish themselves out Of the dilemma. One whole com
pauy of Vrgnians II Is SAID being suspected of sym
pahzing with the North, sent towards Richmond
There is doubt, grea! daaection among the rebel
forces II this that the alarm and hesitancy of
their commanders.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-01

B1rry's TrfC0phe rOus II the Best and
article for dressing besufvpg curling cleansing
preserving and restoring the Har Ladies, try It, Sold by
all druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-01

Omeinl Drawings Of Wood, Eddy q Co.n
KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTrERIER
KENTUCKY, EXTRA GLASS, 3o9-May 81, 1851.
AZ, 26, 20, Sc, 81, 40, GA, 80, 80, Al, 20, 8.
KENTUCKY. GLASS 3l0-May 81, 1891
&c. sc, Is, TO- &c, r. So, SO, Ii, l, Is, 75 II, 49,
Circulars sent free OF charge BY addressing either to
WOOD, EDDY CO.,
Covingtop, KY, ST. Louis, No,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-01

HilPs Hair Dye so Cents-Black OIL
brown best IN Depot No. Barclay street. and sold by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-01

Bachelors Hair Dye--The Fest In the
worid-hanles resble and instantaneous Sold and ap
Piled o. BATCHELOR's wig factory, l6 Bond street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-01

1sPenscnead's Summer Styles. -rh
neld Tor choice OF the light soft felt Sas scx
op Of he Us Nassau street. well worthy tSs ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-01

Military Shoulder Brace and Sup
porte--A and superior article by MARSH CO., No.
YaaeY street, Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-01

War HAts.-For a Summer Campaign,
eht flexible bats far the best and many soldier has
tainted the field for want Of such appropriate covering
KNOX the of Broadway and Fulton street. Is
best of Spring Hats for all of his make have
not only the peculiar graceful and stysh set tina parts
distinguished air TO the but flexible COOL light
and lasting TO be the plus ultra Of comfort and
mical elegance
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Window. Entrance.
The spot where Swain
tell when shot.
II o The spot whers Merritt
stood when no fired.
Table.
II
| where Swain and Merritt had
| been drinking together.
window Window.
= -
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A., D a.. Summer Styles OF Drab Beav.r.
e''sW as's now ready, a 2ss1{ Broadway ness Dusas
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-01

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
peesJhe best In the world Wholesale aud retail and the
dye privately applied at No 6 Aston House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-01

The Indian Herb Doctor, r. Tumblety,
d. from Canada may be consulted free Of charge at 499
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-01

Remoya1.--Ira PeregO 81 Sons Have Re-
their Furnishing Store from of White
l75 Broadway and No. Corlsndt street Patent Bosom
shirts made to order
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Selling On ut Greatly Reduced Prices
Bich imported Goods nispes children Infants:
boys Straw Caps, &c at BAhTAs, corner Of Canal and
"a OoatAr streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-01

Wheeler & Wilson's Improved Sewing
Machines at reduced pr,ces Office EOS Broadway.
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NEWS FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.
REPORTS FROM MARTINsBURG, VA.

",
HARRISBURG, May 81, 1851.
private letter. received here to day from Martins
burg, Va dated May %, states that one company of
infantry is stationed there, commanded by Governor
Letcher's brother. He is described having head
red as beet, red flannel Shirt threadbare pantaloons
boots wanting heel taps and his coat too small.
The secession flag was waving over the Court House.
The Union men are anxiousy DESTROYS Of arms to de.
fend themselves, and are largely in the majority.
The secession soldiers get drunk when they please,
and diEorderly at Martinsburg.
The troops at Harpers Ferry have got the smallpox
virulently.
from MartDsburg, died Of and brought home to
DO buried.
The darrb9a was largely prevalent.
The Berkeley County Guards, ninety five men and Wise
Artillery eighty four men, who six weeks ago went from
Martnsburg the former numbers twenty -four men,
the latter twenty caused from assertions and disease
The Bunker company have all deserted. The Rocking
ham company all laid down their and departed dig
gused Almost all the latter voted against the secession
ordinance.
This information perfectly reliable. hIartinsburg is
seventeen miles from Hsrper's Ferry
MOVEMENT OF PENNSYLVANIA TROOPS.
CARLISLE, Pa, Nay 81, 1861.
The Philadelphia City Troop, With four hundred regu
lar cavalry, lett this morning for ShppensbuTg s
supposed to proceed to Chamberzburg.
MOVEMENTS NEAR HARPER'S FERRY.
BALTIMORE, May 80, 1861
telegraphic despatch has just been received here
announcing that the Southern troops at the ferry oppo
site Wiamsport, had retired from that position, and
fallen back to Falling Waters. The probability is, that
they have abandoned the Wiamspor ferry altogether,
and marching to join the forces which retreaed from
Grafton at Martinsbuyg There is every prospect now
concentrating his forces Immediately at Hsrpers Ferry
Thus two of the greatest generals living General
McClelland and General Johnston in all probability
about to measure swords together On the side is
the advantage of overwhelming numbers and of making
the attack three sides at Gu the other hand
the advantage of commanding position and heavy
tlery No pretend to foretel the result of thu
conflict, but no can doubt that it will be desperate
and bloody.
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MASSACHUSETTS MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

BOSTON, May 81, 1861.
The steamer Cambridge LEI. this afternoon for Fortress
Monroe, having board large quantity Of lumber tools
and provisions She also took out picked company
sappers and miners, under requisition from Genera
Butler She ALEC took number Of experienced carpen
ters to supenend the building Of barracks for the large
number Of troops TO be concentrated around Fort Monroe
Brgadier General Pierce and bis staff 60 the seat OF
war by this conveyance also Hon John Morrssey and
Hon W. p. Davis who are authorized by Governor An
drew TO examine and report in detail the sanitary eondi
ton OF the Third and Fourth Massachusetts, regiments
The First regiment, Colonel Co Tdin will 60 into camp
for short time, at Maiden. Massachusetts,.
THE TEXAS TROOPS AT LEAvENwORTH.
LEAvEMwoaTH, K, May 81 1861.
The troops from the Texas frontier arrived at Fort
Leavenwoth to day in good health They left nothing
at the posts valuable except forage
Lieutenant Colonel Emery has resigned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-01

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Goods Re!aled
At Wholesale PriceA
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Mozart Hall Building
PATENT MEDICINES,
soAPS.
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All fifty cent articles told ut IS cents.
AL twenty Eve cent articles sold at Is cents.
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