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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-26

That famous kinsmen in song and partners
in business have their own fun sometimes is ey.
ident from the following incident. i General
Morris wrote in lady's Album: 0i. P,
"The heart that is given to many f .es
win never be constant to any,"
To which Willis added; sis
"But what do you know Of the fun, ..
II you only are constant to one? p" Is4,
It would be difficult to instance anything thai
so coneisely characterizes the peculiarities ol
each member Of this well known literary firm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-26

The excuse offered for the decrease Of 1000
Republican votes In the late contest for Gov
ernor In New Hampahire, is that they were alb.
sent at Washington for Offices, fis RuaN \
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-26
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF OHIO.

From Rev. AnSon Smyn, Commissioner of Common
Schools In Ohio.
"The Dictionary Is an mperishable monument to the
learning and industry OF its author and an honor TO the
world Of letters The mechanical execution s far supe
roro that Of any other Lexicon with which am &C.
From Hon. H. ~. Ba1rey Ec.6bmmtssioaer of
Schools IN OHIO.
"The most reliable standard authority Of the Iar-
guage." -. !,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25

days with fruit, % fQlnartas
senr Decaser caks, overon. 81 BatA with fruit 70 Oil
scAr wsq,ycsA CO. Smith. Windsor Ms 10 days. With
sehr Arlington. seaman Mobile 10 days with nsvai stores
schr splendid Smaci Of New LOndOn Huntlsy Key West
Sr aSTss sister, .I M ss Do days
ssSI s ss An.hGny Elaabs.hPor, Tor For Lee
ssSr In i1aSsSpR FOR ri bos sos D0''0a
Echr Stephen Waterman. Bowman Eizabethpor for Ssco
I New DssS for "a 1sns Point
sehr Ehira Clark, EliIabethport for Salem.
sShr g burton Wheeler Eissbeshport for stratford
schr KldorAdo, Lord, KnIabethport for boston
ssSr dsSrs Emily Parker, Portland Me- sxewburs
Echr Hail. Tanning, Portland, days
sS ESp erore Scson o All Albany
Scar Oliver tpelman, Providence, 2 days
ssSr si sosss: I p:nisS New s1 H.ssn sd.S:
soDp Gem Ws1en smith, Sag Ha
Sleep Ir.nklin lOdgs EL;HssSstspors Tor sOctAway
sSSP james Thompson RsSo HiIrsbepor. for Pelham
s.oop Planter. Bennett Eli1sostapor for dag HAreor.
Steamer 1ssony. Ely PniiadeirhI
steamer Petrol Young. Providence. ~
chips RC%ss and and s Badger II tow We" 0e'' ' WV"
Bark Charles Trait, Soul, from BIO yaaciro oS dAys
1cssa ass ssi ss% ws. laa.
By the pilot Eettle No %
s.sf q Bean, %
4 Bremen ssap. two bArk'. and three trisa
ya.cr L,yspoo, Southampton anc Thomas EDWARD aon;
Wind during the ds5 fresh froni'B6T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25

The soufhsrn rnsHrreesfon-HixhIy laa-
portant News from Washfngton-TNe
First Step Forw ard-March OF Unlsed
States Troops into vire asslaa-
tion OF Col. Ellsworth, OF tAe Firenea
Zousvea-First Fight with the Rebels
The Latest News, &C., &c.
The WnzLr HERALD. Tor the present wesk, win he
ready this morning a. eleven O'Clock In ts columns
will DO found-The Latest Intelligence from the Federal
Capital An Interesting Account Of the Advance OF
United States Troops Into Virginia and the Occupation Of
Alexandria and Arlington Heights; An Account Of the
Assassination Of Colonel Ellsworth, OF the Firemsu
Zcuaves and the Assassin Instantly shot, Intense Indg
nation Of the Regiment, An Important Brdseye View o(
the Country, with . Map Of the United States, aad
Sketches Rebel States Ths Result or the Election
In yireiaa The Latest News ffo Fortress Monroe Fort
Pckeas Kentucky Missouri and al Important Points OF
the Country forming complete resume Of the progress
Of events for she past week.
Tho wEExLT HERALD viii asa coatan tbs Latest NsWs
received by nail or Otherwise Editorials Leading
Events Of the Day; Reviews q hs koaey. Commercial
and Cattle Aakess Marriages and Deaths for the week
and Other interesting and valuable matter Single copies
In wrappers, DO obtained q she ONCE Of Full
tos md Nassau streets Prios six cens.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25

3aAosmT-BLUr In Brooklyn, co Sunday, MAJ &c,
~ the Rev FraDcio'li, sAsrE BsAcsrr te ELIEs n.
B.rrr, al Of Brooklyn.
CaRARy-HrDrIEros In Brcoxlyr, Monday, ksy %,
b. TIA Rev. j. Perry, ID. D., Gso2cg CssARY, OF Key
po-s n ~ 70 NILES ELIZA JAsn daughter u the Ate Capt
Nathaniel Middleton, or New London, Conn.
Ds MoTT-vAs HoRyE.-Ai Bergec, N. J., on Wednos.
da MAJ O. AZ the Reformed Dgton church, by tne Rer
B taylor J. Y Ds Morr to ANN daughter Of J, G
van Horne, ali OF the former pace.
FARsisGTos-IcN srI1, On wednesday, Nay l., by The
Re- SeAries, M DAVID FARarscrcs Ir., Il Mss Any
ETA, daughter OF Albert Luystet. Esq., al Of this
cay,
fr-IE-Dosrvrvy AT Flushing, l., T /, on Thursday.
MAJ %. by the Rev. J. Csrpelits Saith. Rev. 81 -
"a Fufika 10 Mas OS Rsrs Doer@fcE, daughter
O. the late Rev w. W. Bostwick, OF Joliet, LIMOS
rlMswlY--RocEns in Jcrsey oiiy, oa Tbu-sday War
o. bv the Rev Dr. Rodgers HossR HufnvaV, OF Water.
town, Conn 70 SUSAN r. daughter OF tie lste Capt
YIN. 4 Rodgers, OF the for ner plsce.
Hcs3-SwARrs-0a Toursdsv, MAJ ., By tie Rev.
~. Erebs Ira ". HOVER late Of san FfsLc.Scc 20
EgR4, daughter Of Aaron STARTS, Of this city.
California papers please copy,
RnnurAN-Youra --Ou wedressay evening, MAJ &c, a..
.he residence OF the BRIDES uncle aobert Thos' Esq
By the Rev, Ira r. Steward, Mr.. AaaAs A. EHtUisa 70
krs 1ARr r. daughter OF the a'e Robert Ioeos al Of
this city
ssYDza-LAxnrus On Th1rsia-, Nay g, u St Lakes
church Germantown, Pa By the Rev Johs Rodney -eo
sor, Arcrsrus b SstpxR, Of aodand, y. Il, &c AsaE
sscpot talghtet o. James lambda Esq q Phia'
dp Dll.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25

Nav Oa-1lAs. lav "a. 136-

NAV Or Ak3, lAg "a ASoA,
Cotton s..ss .o.ay, 100 bass .: Ike IlHe sAes
OF the week 900 tsiss Rere.ps-s zoo, against ttoe
time last years Decreased ptss4o 800 bales
do al oil ports sts ZOO Expots, IL total sos 900
stock 6a46o, Corn CSC. 6s Ccfee weeks sales 6,25
bags At 145c. a1ve. SOCK 100, against 1000 I'm
pors So COO.
PH1E xlpmk Way "a, 1891
Flour quiet az unchanged. Wheat a. IN: red, 81 SO
81 3sK; white, si4s a s. IS, Ocra ara sa,es 300
bushels yellow At 9c. CoGse-Rio, 12Hc wniskey
dull Mt 16c. q nc.
A-a.Nv, Nay u, 1851
Flour In moderate demand, A. steady rates small lois
amber Michigan wheat a 81 81 AL 800 bushels p e.
CornSales 4o 600 bushels Western xed AZ &c, adost
Oats In lots 3oc, sales 6.0te bushels. WhBkey l6c.
Receipts py Cer:rs, Rsi'rcac-Fo- Bcs.01 1882 bbs
aoar, $50 do whskey, COZ dc teef 4s3 do pork; for
New York, 3 S2g bits. fc1y, 2ti 10 wasSey, l42 do
beef, 3l2 do pork ScrpeS b. TOYS soT New York
1920 bushels cora, Ist 90 &C west 1000 90 oAts
500 do. feed
.Bcfsa-o, NAV 2A-6P.E.
Flour quiet aao ulcha-sei HEss duil AID heavy
only sale reported 76cc tushe,s ed rtter "a Corn
and other grams dull and 40 ss,ss whiskey hrmer
sales eco hbls Wester1 axe. CerA fre.ghu sseaiy
12kc, on corn, l3isc. on wheat 20 New York. lake
imports go obs dcuT 90 Geo bus5els wheat $4,000
dc com, IL 90 do cats, ia DC ~ Canal exports
900 bbs. fou- lbs 0cc bushels vaA; aud ioS 900 do
corn.
csv1co, Nay a. 1881.
Flour steady W. dull - IS e6 gsr tarc brands West
and ether grams qeiet Cana IRE gifts steady a.
soc On -four &C. or wheat a-s g. 20 New York
I IKE mrorts-6t0 bbs -four, 90 coo bushels wheat;
.s coo bushels corr oCo bushels osts Geo tushs
peas Cana exports-1 Geo bbis -four, 10 900 bashss
wlsst, "a 00c busheLs corn, aud -0t bushels peas.
CfscHssr-, Nay 20, 1891.
Flour steady at ~ SO ~ 90 for srperens whskey
etc adj al Ike, Pota, sill. Lard, sisc. Exchange
steady at y. BertvcsT money, 2a5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25

lArrzy On Friday. Nav % Z

3.nzY. -on Friday, May "a pssrst Dszv Blfst.
Hs renaGs VII be talk IL (asiur1s. sstsrlcot, a.
three o'clock from bis late residence es Ninth avenue,
70 Croto1 Falls for interment
GauDBR, -0o Wedncsday Nay o. EgrHEs CErsER,
daughter CT John aud Father CT iber aged 10 years.
months All 8 days
CAslY -In B'ookl7n, % Fr.Jay morni-r Way *, lie
her 2oth rear, ANNE, daughter Of Bernard srd Anne
carey.
Her remains will be taken from the residence OF her
parents, Bergen street near Perss 20 CALVARY Csre
teri 10 eyne0i oo SUNDAY, at twetve n
Cogy --01 Fricay, May q, TRosAs Cory, scn o. the
late William Coey, In toe 23d year Of his age
The frenss OF th9 family are respectfully l2Tltec ~
attend bin funeral Sunday afternoon Of two oclcck,
tryr his late resiieece, No. 40 Marion street.
rsygN 90 Friday mcrulug, MAY -, alSr oLS a3d
pantci oess AM, wife OF John Dev'n IN shs 9sn rear
Of her age.
Reiatl7es and friends Of ths fnnny are rsspeclraZ Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25

s oil, .srsa as.s. EA;sx Lsyok. E mica rn Car.
ana ncHon Benton, Taylor Jos sattezta sAtt hAoy
minston r. nepl PM Adephia Mary Price BurxArd WI
1880 De Diamond, Norton. and Rusllng Dfckinson
Hannibsi R, ~nd WNW 10 r. ship City Of Bosson bAr
pooi win ,nS,d Nay cld ships Helos Webster lys-
kshIe az cargo OF copper Clej Eeptcu
rsra Raw s,at. ssrsmen baks Delaware B seea D.rns
Drummer, and Adele anow 40 '1 sAu' Snfs n wSss
Troth 1osnsan gay Queen Gsyle Rio JAnero; scLry w
nro.u 5onnson st Thomas; Empire (Isr1 wall al Jnhns
fn; isrre Day Chase Providence Old barh' fssSrs
Jones' WoooDurn ROTTERDAM brizs Allsnaae 1p- &c.,
ME Kccnomy Ms tshd sd Nellie Gowsaew, PM ssoa
Ann Newton and Southern Bel ., disii New YORK ~
Ntorh; Br bark Delaware, seed Demarars 00'''''
M9SILE May ie-Asr Br ship pshsAire. Oates Grsmsbz
AlsinA, Barcelona 's 'Ae10'es
Ith-Oid schr v DsUkslew, Burdick. Nyuk
NEW ORLEANS, Nay II (sadtionaD-Arr ncam,a,u NJ. .
tagords, shannon Galveston and Sabine Pass aa.
Sioney, Bergman, Charleston.
Iowed 70 The bar ih, ships Advice Gen Williams aseas
18th, Arthur aud John Parker
SAVANNAH, May 10 le-Arr ships Consul Hayden IIv.
eIpool; Thompson Antwerp land cid for NYcrk barx
Gobe Hoyt fleetwood land old john ND; bre Haa-
nah Balch, Hulse Matsnzas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25
OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
BALTIMORE Aup ONO RAILROAD, I
Es Rourx Nav n 1881.


En- RoUrx, May IL, 1891. J
If1s1dSors Of an AHack-fhe Bridges 0xardsd-Arrrr1i
# Reinfmoameuts-Sics~ess Among ne 7rocp;-7he Vek
a. stccssion, dc, &c.
Tie Virginia forces at Harpers Ferry daily expect
irg On attack. They have doubled their pckets and
scouting parties twenty miles out In every direc
AIN In which army approach
Tho preparations defence are believed 70 be ample
though Col jackson has stl the shovel and pick busIy
ct work the mountains throwing up and
r,doubs Ths read from Chambersburg Is defended by
two batteries New batteries have been constructed on
ile Maryland heights commanding both the town and
ale advance up the river Two coumbiAds have been
RAJ ged to sweep every by which troops ap
y,taah The shenandoah, in the rear OF the town, is
likewise protected Additional troops have been posted
n The mountains on both sides OF the river The force
The Point OF Rocks twelve miles from the Ferry has
$50 been strengthened, and small batteries have been
tftwn TO harass the enemy Wherever tney are key
ITO bridges over the Potomac are oil guarded and pas
tsse Is not permitted without an order from head.
quarters The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bridge Is
Commanded by battery OF four brass pieces
The elective force in the town has been considerably
nu mentcd by the arrival OF two thousand hssssppsrs
am about four hundred afty indians The latter
wntout uniform and wear with but little variation the
aap o. a.vnmsa ne The total number Of troops "a and
sake Eve hundred II In impossible however, to tell
vherc they are posted, I" many movements take psce
felves know their destination
", no, believed that the army a This pon. vii, make
inca the contes, rl mainly ccafned 10 vfrss all
though portion OF Maryland must necessarily Be the
with the exception CT ir,,v,1un ccrp,ces ,te
drlt Of the Southern army "a Ivy 20 uesns az az.
tnctive az that of the federL array Mary ~ he
lee. half OF the time fss better disciplined scl
de,s. The southerrers a,o sai,T In want 81 eyrE
artillery They have nothing 70 compsse vita sns vslr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25
the Rioting An Newsoundland.

BUofON, MAY ~ 1901,
Accounts from newfoundland 70 May 10 state that
order had not been res.o, cd. The Steamer hyiA
had been despatched In haste from Halifax with ind
detachment OF troops The borse sad stsblss Of the
leader OF the government Hon NJ Hoyle, had beea set
on fire and destroyed By the mc5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25

Drawings or II. France e CO.'s Della
Lotteries --AutAos,aed BY ac Of Assembly. passed
January. lsoe Grants % run sweasy years -
IL, Ii, IA, AZ. 65, 81, H. 49, SIS. l8. 8. 68, As CO.
CoEsOLIDArxD-CLAss %. Dram May "a. l56a.
So, 76, l8, 6, 60, Ia, 81, IL, So, "a, 20, 43, H. so.
Circular soas free Of eharGe By sddre,sns
Z. FRANCE Co, Managers
Wilmington, Delaware
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25

Omciai DrAwrngs OF Who'd, Eddy & Co.'S
KENTUCKY AID MISSOURI STATE LOTfKRKb
KkEruokr. KKrgA CLAss. eN-kAy "A, 1851.
81. s, g.. 8. 40, 2, ~, G., IS. SO, so, u, Sc.
KEsrucGT. Glass 7s5-Aay "a Lasl.
%, SO, /, so, 6, SO, &C, 36, IL, rs, 81, 2.
orcuaArs cen, fires Of charge BY addessns either
WOOD, EODY co.,
Covtng.on, ~, o. 81 Louis 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25

The Assembly has discussed the Home Missionary PAa
two days. AID vii doubtless adopt Il Substantially re
ported The remaining business viii then be soor hzish
Cd. The best feeling prevails
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25

EGzx1 3S-O1,.-It ascorossce vita sas Badge Ord
rance e 1885, re c;s-s q lie -is Conmssl1necs yi
BE az Fire -ars Ear evsr. eT,-t-g -sx week bs.rsec
the hour cae-t- &C nine orocx f5f the purpose o.
slvlry al eKenc; irezs7 Al o7pcr'Ua,t7 Of reasTtng
sns'- ras-ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25

Prizes Cashed In all Legaliyed Lotteries
Dy JOSEPH BAIK5, Broker,
No. 10 all street, up Stars New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25

B@SwVss TrfcOpherous fl the hest and
sfhce dressnx beauyiax ouriinx CLEANSING
preserving and restoring The Hair LGss, ty H. Bold By
oil druQaiAla
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25

wheeler & Wilson's Tins proved Sewing
Machines ct reduced prices OfAoe Sos Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25

CrtAtadcTo's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
the best Ia the world. wholesale and re Tbs Dye
privately applied. NO Aston House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25
S HlPPIN G N EW S
Poat or New York, Nny "a, 1851.

ALMANAC roRx-ras
............ So moor 10
sur Bkrs. ........... 10 "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25

Batchslor's Hair Dye.-hslable and
nssnsueous black brown Factory 81 Barclay street,
Bold app led at W. A BATCHELOxb 10 Bond street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25
Appointments by the President.

WAra sGTO5, Nay "a, 1901.
The President has appc ntea John G 5.ephs0soE. o.
Indiana Librarian o. Ger sress AID the following nanst
gentlemen DEMONSTRATION Chapra1, N Salem,
Massachusetts, F1ws-i Chss., Iyr1, hassachJzs.n,
william Il. HASKELL, Gloucester, Massachusetts,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25

Trusses.-Marsh & Co.'S Radical Cur
Trts NO. vesey street. Astor Eouss. opposite the church
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25

The Heads Of Traitors 1T Last I'm
danger but the head adorned with OF EEoxS splsndd
new lie Of Bats perfectly safe His mAsahoen hats
worn by but true patriots and of taste
and honor Knox makes the peculiar hat and
there mistake about IT, Corner OF Broadway and
street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25
THE LATEST MARKETS.

Of aulI me indigo sass tays coaasIosd, shoviag
snsht advance on all qualities.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25

A Card.-The Indian Herb Doctor, r..
TJMbLE1v D., from Csoads will describe diseases and
tel bis patients the nature OF their compliant illness with
out viug sny Information from then No chsrgr fo-
srat.ou advice. ooe go Broad way whto hAf min
ue's walk CT the ST. kicholaa Hotel.
OUR MOTTO.
We use such Ralms as have no esrtt9
With Failure the Laws OF LIE;
With blood our hands sAsa.
Nor poison men 10 case thetr pain.
Our Father. whom all goodness ala
Provides the NEAR 10 cure all Tia
The simple Herbs beneath cur feet
We'll used, relieve our ps'as oomp.ets
simple Herb, a simple Flower,
Culled from the dewy lea
Thsse, these shall speak With touching power
s' -4' @ 7UksLE7y N d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25

HIS Hair Dye, so cents; Black or
brown. No Barclay srtes and sold b. AL druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25

Trusses, Elastic Stockings, Shoulder
Braces, suspensery Ba,dsges &C Doctors 0L0yER
TE0EhR, no Arm street, under Barnums Museum
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25

Cool! Coolfi COolff!-We Know that
the Refrigerator the best Refrigerator invent
ed -Hort!cultuyts.
BARTLETT 4 LESLEY. Manufacturer 426 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25

Wholesale Stock at Hete1l- Shirts, Col
lars and DrAwer retailed by the half dozen, wholesale
prices. JUDSUk, FOTLhk q CO..
~ Walker street. few doors Of Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25

SurRxME CoURI-Cncun--rart 1, shor. OlendAr-
2s43, 1885, 4015 4e71 s0sT ass $780, slsa Te9 1909
1854 2sC7 2ss7 S70s 2Sos sOsQ $685. $3.50 Sass $50
35es, SIs2, 1912 sss6k, seos, 4ooS 4Oia 4oil 4oa4
4o6l, a16l, Are, 4l7y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25

Davids' Spring style OF Gentle m ms
Hats tAlesroom s9or broadway, near Duane street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25

The One Ounce 5oft Hat, at Dougan's.
10c Nassau street Military orders 6ed with despatch by
DUUaAk, Lea Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25

Albam PhotOg aPhs.-FOur for ST.
Twelve for ~ Large Ambrotypes with case, 20 cents by
KIMbALL AT Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARxEr-aAY l5.
The sales Of cotton to day LOCO baes Including
900 10 spectators and exporters the market closing
very DUN at decline Of onsegh,h oS penny since the
sailing Of the Persia except for choice lots. which are
scarce.
Brtadstuffs steady.
Provisions steady.
LONDON, Nay E-Evening.
Cotsols closed today at elS a Elk Tor moasy. and
9iTs 90 for account.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25

SUMMER CLOTHING
DkyLIk. HUDSON a Co,
Corner or Warren street and Grand Broadway
The largest ana oaly complete stock OF styIsA
SUMNER CLOTHING
70 be found In the city
Having means i,to The Retail
Department Of our businoss prepared With
immense stock OF all kinds OF desirable fsb-ics In
MEMS AND BOYS, CLOTHING,
suited TO the sesson, which we oder At exceedingly
Low PRICHs.
DEYLIs. HUDSON co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25
THE VERY LATEST.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKHr-hAv IL.
The sales of cotton to day 900 bales including
2,oe0 to spectators and exporters.
Bieadstuns steady.
Provisions steady.
LosDos, Nay 1-P. NJ
Consois closed 1t Ok . e1k for money, and % for
account The rate Of interest ct the Bank Of England
has been advanced 70 six per cent
AMERICAN 6rccxs
The latest sales Thursday were-nlinois Central,
50 as dis Erie Railroad, q %; United states aves
have advanced = per cent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25

Campbell, Chemist and Apothfcary.
corner Of Eighth and Twenty eighth street Med.
czes warranted strictly pure AID dispensed with care
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25

market CANTRKLL has everst ag suitable ia the ysy OF
Boots and Shoes expressy for the season. cheap
Ladies Caters Of beauty and durability gertie Den
promenade Boos stylish and comfortable and Boots
ana Shoes for the Young people, Always be obtained 81
SIS BROADWAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25

GENERAL SCOTT USES THIS MAJ
VI 1HH EDITORS or THK HERALD TINES TnE.
buNE AND Express USE IT
LOOH AT THE SEAT or WAR IN VIRGINIA
Manassas function IA hands OF United ssAsss
troops AID reach ha7pers Perry By
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25

HA1LEAs IAUTILS
n FcR ,J CErTs
ASK FOB WATSON EDlITOs.
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Choice Language.

We insert the following, which
we have cut out of the BLOCKING
County Sentinel" How is it that
the Republican Press does not raise
its voice, in tones of thunder,
against these sons of darkness, and
would-be traders in human blood?
"The following choice morsel
we clip from the Pine and Palm, q
newspaper published at Boston and
New York, by a pack Of white and
black Abolitionists =
"If freedom can only prevail
through the agency of vengeance,
so be It; if the Temple of Liberty
can only stand securely on the
corpses of slaveholders.-so be it;
rather let the white race be swept
from the face of the earth, than
endure the perpetuity of negro
bondage. We would hesitate at no
conceivable atrocity; 1e would
spare neither parlor nor cradle,
neither age nor ser-did we believe
that they must perish in order that
Negro slavery might perish with
them
"This is q beautiful feast to
which Abolitionism invites the
country. The author of such SEN
timents, with all his sympathizers,
should be hung up. If hat lam
guage is not equal to the talk of
the most rabid Secessionists, we
are no judges of the matter. We
caution the colored population and
their white allies, not to sprout too
fast, or they may be nipped by an
untimely frost. 1t is worth their
while to consider over the matter
at all events. The Democracy will
be about when they commence their
hellish work. If this is to be the
ultimatum of the war, it is time
the people of the North knew it."