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M EDICALCARD-DR MORRISON HAS DEENENGAGED
A for the last thirty in treating diseases Of the
ducve organs debility local And general aud
Icated with structure he treats with ms
particularly GoporrhGa he diplomas
In his Office 2Uf1S Fulton street
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TT>ICKET FOR CALIFORNIA-wANTED ONE OR Two
Tickets from Panama San Francisco Nesus
Rowland Aspnwas steamer SSH from 18th
February Apply at the office at the HOUSE.
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WHO is fORECALIf0RNJA, "A COMPANY OF rIrrY
0ung Men about being organized proceed by land
route across Mexico the Gold Regions For
appyht DunlnPs Hotel l35 Fulton street. where all requisite
information will be given.
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MI OSr EXTRAORDINARY wORk-TO TIE MARRIED
1vl those contemplating marraye1he Married womans
Private Medical ompanisn by A. Maurceau sixth edA
ton Price ST. This work Getting with Astounding saos
t4U having already been disposed of Every female
getting copy Whether ared unmarried although it IN
tended especially for the married dso6ss posn secso
which should be known to them particularly Hero every female
the and the efficient rene
dies and mostcertain sale "a
Fr sdway; at the publishing ofc l29 Liberty street New ror
T. Patterson no. % Chestnut PbiadoiPoa; LITTLE
Coz Albany psvis Boston On the receipt OF 81 soPy
will DO transmitted BY mall free Of postage 70 all patts OF the
United All letters be addressed poet paid TO ID.
A. ~ MAURCEAU. box lz New ork city Orice IL Labor
Nv
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DRKELIINoER's LINIuENT Is ALL rug Go-eyERy

INR. KELIINCEHS I'M WENT Is AIL TUE GO.-EVERY
~ vessel that caves this takes Ths
Hon janis r. Whiting has of board Of his tpIend
craft loO gross Tor Caorna Ar James Grant, Ann
street tool very arse quantity with hmwe cry happy
20 acknowledge his order for 300 We
CURRENTLY celia for $40 bottle OF giving i'm
dse rle in ali spasmodic nctons sops dsrrn, is asst
stages also heals all Of old bruises
mus.d In the fsmnes OF the Hon. H. Grinu the
irvinfs JewaJs lv ngstlns Lu iove Lorrards
Bradiurstspnect tbs the elite altogether
Pears for sale ut Ia erss roat~sy
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ENOR CALIFORNIA.-sEvEN sTEERAGE PASSAGE TICK.
cts for sale per steamer Crescent City Chagre Inquire
70 Cherry -
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ITO OWNERS OF PROPERTY IN CATBARINE STREET
Wanted premises lease for not less than ten
for WI ch fair rent all be given. The b,
well adapted for Dry Goods stand having lease 20
dispose OF may meet ready purchaser BY addressing (pad
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ENOR CALIFORNIA. VIA VERA CRUZ AND MAZATLAN
The United Pacific Gold Co. limited mombsr pro-
coed by the overland under the
y. Innss u A. being nearly conp,ete will this
Tuesdsy) evening 3h Florsnces Hote
and walker street the organizing
ing ofhccr 60 punctua attendance OF tho
qued Persons desirons Of hng the few still
naming BY appyinga the office "a street. may
neC Vinfor natl nreist
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T +. HOuGH, ACCOMMODATIONS sALE OF
L. Horst Carriages Hsrnes will take place the Nes
York Borse Bazaar 81 Crosby erect "Wednesday
st IL o'clock. JOHN q. CATFIELD Proprletor
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{ ,ALlF0hNIANs SHOULD TAKE A SUPPLY OF COUGHS
" Csnohalaeua and tnseng Bitters In trunks IL Ia
the most grateful and efficient its use
VIII AFFORD perfect protection against the fever and
sgue, 60 Coughs Atiac Cholera Cure Is
A. H. COUGH X Co, lfg Fulton street.
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EOR CALIF0RNIA.-rOR SALE, A TICKET FOR STEER
In steamship Falcon. for Chages the
first February. Apply Mt 81 Maiden lane basement
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DGfAW.EfT CAN BE CONfiDE siiAiLYCoSs 81 TED
- AT bis once 81 Dey street all private Toe
obstinate yield to his node Of which
mercural principle. Structures
The Wet OF solitary indulgence apply, mtg
OF Once al Dey strrer.
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this vessel viii send their baggage board wsdnssdsy
sist - Pier H. aud attend personally TO It's shpmsutss
freight all baggage be paid The ship
leave ~ oclok precisely, Thurs lay O. RO aERra
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ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP.-F0R EFFECTUALLY RE
moving tan mpes freckes roughness mlowners. chaps
chsfes cracks. &c, Prepared by d.,
Gousud 81 alker street. first door from Broadway may
be had his celebrated Pouder Subtitle for eradcsng
hair Liquid Rouge for colorins lips checks c,rnaton
uDg Lily lite for the ompexion Hair Dye Hair Re
gray hairs Tooth Pastes
Eytra cts Ba ears Iinuid Hair yeN
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nK. RnLPn, aUrBOK OF tar "faApiiCAL PRIVATE
IL Tres se &c., Greenwich stree-ofce hours9 TO IL A.
k6b9P SUNDAY excepd Those who apply in tire early
stages will the apdy and little
attic ndpg their II efy however who have
class Of people, who properly
his In structure from its FIRST incipien It's
advanced and distressing stsge from advantages
very extensive praotce no afford rapid, easy and
psds which, be has ground stating oa obtained
from moo other source IN America
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DANCING.

M,DERMoTT AssOcIAT1ON-A MEETING WILL nv
1vl held At the Warren House Mercer street. Wodues
day evening Jan 3lst att o'clock n Asso
oadon and OF the Ball Committee to
attend, rs i'm Porant bufness will DO trans ,cted.
ROBERT B. SPENCER, President
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nR. WHEELER. OCULIsT, 20 GREENWICH STREET,
devotes his exclusive attention diseases Of the and
Ophnmc Surgery Cataacts removed in ten day without
pain, principal and sah Artificial Eye,
sale and ns red Office hours from A NJ TO O'clock r Il
References to the first families in the oitv.
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FOREIGN Markets.

Ponr SrAIN, TRINIDAD April a. ls4aSeveral cargoes
Of breadstufs have arrived which has caused decline
Pilot bread 81; corn 50 cents in white bags; rice 81
butter II cts lard II cts cheese Is cts candles Is IL
cts hams Is cts pork plenty and dull at Sill to-
bacco plenty and dull Mt Sill oil meal SIS Exchange
on London GO days, 74}s-PMl. N. american
KINGSTON, JAMAICA. April 23.-FlOur-2OO bbls Bal.
tmorc have been taken ut $685. per Dbl. The market
has a downward tendency. Meal may be quoted at IL
a It's. per Dbl. The dealers fully stocked with old
receipts which have nterfercd with the sales Of new
Lard "A lot Ar crcan (discosed) has been taken nj
Sd Candles dull. The only sale we have heard Of
IL 900 boxes American at I'd. per pound. Pork.-The
per Dbl. in bond and prime at AZ a AIS. in bond
Hams-Good American are wanted. Lancashire bring
lO Id Cheese.-D. u. has been disposed Of at l0d
per lb. Becf-Family has been cold at AZ a AS per
half Dbl and at 3Gs Corn is scarce and dull nj
As Sd per bushel. Freights.-Two nrst class vessels
have been taken up for London-onc at f3 5 and the
other ut f3 los, for sugar.
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The following notification of blockade has been COM
muncated to this Department by NJ Martuscelli
Charge d'Aaires Of his Majesty the King of the king
dom Of the Two Sices:--
''NEw YoRx, May 4, 1S49.
"To Hon. JOHN M. CLAYTON, Secretary of State:-
"The undersigned, Charge d'AHaires of his Scilian
Majesty, hastens to communicate to the honorable
Secretary of State that the Kings government having
exhausted all the means or reconciliation with the
Sicians without being able to effect amicable
rangement he has been forced to blockade the port
and gulf of Palermo and its dependencies in order to
prevent tho introduction of merchandise and articles
of in the whole extent of the island Of Sicily The
blockade begun in the first days Of April and the
vessels of the Ncapoitan squadron will maintain 1t
the whole Of the coast. The undersigned, in
quence prays tho honorable Secretary Of State to give
to this communication the most extensive circulation
as soon possible in order that the of the
United States with Sicily may be warned in time to
take such measures as may be considered necessary to
avoid the dangers The undersigned, &c
"MARTUSCELLI."
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Married.

On Sunday evening, the 18th instant by the Rev.
Spencer ii. Cone, MIR. WILLIAM PAUL to Miss MARY
ELIzAnErH CRyeiER, all of this city.
On Thursday evening. 10th instant, by the Rev.
Hugh Smith Carpenter WILLIAM EAKIN to GRACE NJ.
BONNER, both Of this city.
On Sunday evening" May 10 by the Rev. Peter Con-
ner, JosEPu SEosIr to ANN DALEY, daughter of Peter
Conner all of this city.
On the 18th instant, by the Rev Mr. Buck, after an
anxious courtship, Henry W. BALDWIN, of the city OF
New York, to Miss ABBY D. KIMBALL, Of Methuen
Massachusetts,.
At Brooklyn, on Saturday, tho 10Th instant, by the
Rev. MIR Lewis Mr. JOHN Lucas CHANNER, late Of Lon
don. England. to LOUISA JANE eldest daughter of Mr.
Jacob Rowe, late Of Truro, Cornwall, England
In Jefferson county, Virginia, on the 26th Of March
by Elder Sine, Mr. JOHN 10y, aged SIS years. to Miss
CATHaRrsE LAnGESr, aged rs years and six months
after u courtship of 40 years.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY, May lA-Z l.. NJ.
ASHES are firm with q fair demand at So 5Gk a S.
<2ts for pots CorToS-The market continues quiet,
and quotations arc unsettled. Flour, &e.-The -four
ark ct Is again easier and the demand for the I'm At
and for export good Sales reach $500 bbs incl
1900 for export good, at 81 A. The whole range
is "a 3l% 81 021a for common to straight brands;
pure Gcnesee is quoted at IS % SIS 81 and wheat
rules of the buyer. In Com there is but lit
tic doing and quotations nominal at Soc Coo for
fiat and Southern, and Gle. 62c. for round yellow
Sales Of 800 bushels rye at 57c delivered OF barley,
about 2So0 bushels changed hands at &c., delivered
ProysoHs The demand for the supply Of the trade,
while quotations remain the same. WHisHry-some
100 bbis. sold at 21c., market heavy.
MONDAY. May l4-6P. NJ
The market for -four was lower, particularly the
common grades Of this State and Western brands
Sales pade to fair extent, embracing the usual
variety of brands. There some demand and sales
for export Wheat a trinc lower with small sales
Corn lower, but in good request at the reduced
rates and sales were pretty freely made. RYE -four
was iuactive, and corn meal dull. Rye and barley
steady with fair sales at about the rates Of Satu
day Pork washeaver, with moderate sales, at slight
decline on mess Beet remained about the same Cut
meats in good demand with fair sales ut steady
prices There was change in other articles Of pro-
visions. There was 3 steady business doing in gro
ceries without marked change In prices. Cotton sold
petty freely at about the closing rates Of Saturday
AsJiys we're firm and Gales Of 100 bbs Of pots we're
made at IS t6tl So 62se and 40 bbls. Of pearls
made at So 20 a SIS 56i4c.
about 8 600 bbs including 5000 for export. In the
above aggregate salcs included Of Troy, Water
foId, and Brooklyn ut 81 rs 81 37lt Oswego Black
Rock and Rochester straight brands s+37 81 43lz;
iavorite Indiana at - 624; pure Genesee, at 50 25
fsncy Ohio Mt IS l2ls s. ala fancy State at SIS so
as, "1si extra at 50 So Southern was some lower,
and NJ odera'e saeswere ndc, at 81 rs s4s 7k New
Orleans was duh at 81 70 for common and So l2 -
2Sn fancy. hye tlem.Limited salss were made. at
State soii private terms To be- AZ ~
Jymai--The niatket was easier. We have orjv IN no
tee sale Of 800 bSshels Gspeser, ct llas Csr-Tbe
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of ship canal, to connect the waters of Lake
hamnln nd The awrenop

of ship canal, to connect the waters Of Lake
Chsmpam and The ST. Lawrence.
The " Caty Fathers" have been getting up an
address to Lord Elgin on the recent outrages in
this city. The address was carried by q majority
Of eleven to six, after a very warm discussion:
during which very high words were exchanged
between Messrs. Gugy and Tnlly. The address
An extra Of the Canada Gusette has appeared,
with a number of addresses to his Excellency,
one from the Catholic clergy of Quebec. In his
reply to this address, Lord Elgin stgmatizes the
late riots in this city as "acts Of Vandalism" Al
| so, one from the town of Niagara, apurey con-
servative district, and now represented by con-
servative member. There are but few names to it,
and should think even those attached to it could
| not be relied on as genuine. In his reply to this
address, Lord EIgin receives, "with sincere graft
fcatoD their address, expressive of confidence in
| his administration, and Of their unqualified detes-
tation of the course recently pursued by the mob
| at the seat of government, which resulted in the
destruction of the houses Of Parliament, and other
acts of outrage" The next is from the district OF
| Three Rivers; then follow several others. The
village of Trentport, and the district Of Kamonack
ration of his late conduct, and the trust they repose
| in his administration.
| Mr.. George Brown has not purchased the Pr
| lot-some difficulty arose as to price. The minis
| teral organ is now managed by the Rev. Mr.
| Cramp, a Baptist minister. Mr.. Rolo Campbell il
| proprietor. In the last number Of this journal,
| rather amusing letter appears, from T. |. Brown
who. in 1897 and 3S, commanded division of the
| rebel forces. 1t appears Mr.. Brown signed the pc
tition to recall Lord Elgin, which drew forth some
| rather violent remarks from the Pilot.
Things are mserably dull here, and fear q
poor business will be done this season. There are
four ships in port. +.
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Died.


The funeral Of the late GEORGE A. Curtis printer,
will take place this Tuesday) afternoon at AZ o'clock
street, Brooklyn. His friends, and those of the
family are respectfully invited to attend without fur
thcr notice His remains will be taken to Greenwood.
On the 18th inst. after severe and protracted ILL.,
ness, Mrs. ELIZABETH II. Snow, wife Of Juderthen
Snow, in the SD year of her age
The friends Of the family and those of her sons,
Ezra w. Snow, Francis Humbcrt, and Gurdon s. Num-
ford, respectfully invited to attend her funeral,
IRON % nsI late ve Broadway near 2st
be inferred at St. Stephens church. corner Of Broome
and Chrystie streets.
On Sunday evening" May 49, Mr.. HARVEY W. WHITE,
Ills friends and acquaintance are most respcc fully
invited to attend his funeral Tuesday May To- at
o'clock, p NJ, from his late residence, No 40 Bowery
The remains will be taken to Greenwood for ntcrmont
May 14th, ELLEs wife of John Crone, of Inflammation
ofthe lungs aged 81 years.
On the 14th instant CHARLES WESLEY, son of VIM.
and Catherine T.. Littlejohn aged - months.
to attend the funeral at half past two r. NJ this day
from No rs Cherry street.
On Saturday, 18th instant, after short but severe
illness, JAMES GRrIo, in the 60th year Of his age
Boston and Albany papers please copy.
On the 18th instant, S,LvANus WHirr, in the cd
The friends of the family invited to attend his
funeral from his late residence No 273 Bridge street
Brooklyn this afternoon at three o'clock without fur
On the 14th instant, Mr.. JouN p. CooxE
His friends and acquaintances and those of his bro
ther.in-aw Captain Asa H. Swift are respectfully in
vted to attend his funeral this Tuesday, afternoon
at four o'clock from the residence Mr. Gideon Pope
No. 81 South Fifth street, Williamsburg, L. l.
On Sunday evening 18th instant, of congestion of
the brain, Oscar FLErcHEp youngest Of Isaac +.
and Louisa Snow jr aged years, IL months, and 16
days
The relatives and friends Of the family requested
to attend the funeral this day at two O'clock from the
residence of his father at Green Point, l.. l.
On Monday 18th instant, Mr.. LEWIS PRELAz, a ma
tive Of Switzerland aged SO years. after short illness
His friends are invited to attend his funeral ut his
late residence, in Tompkipsyille Staten Island, on
wednesday, 10th instant, at three o'clock.
At Camptown, Essex county ". j., on the 10Th inst
WILLIAM Henry VooRuEEs, "a native of this city1 in
the Odd year Of his age.
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News FROM THE WEsr INpIEs.---The steamer
Maria Burt, Captain Breath, touched at Kingston,
jamaica on her passage from Panama to New Orleans
To Captain Is. indebted for files of Kingston
papers from the Sth to the 9th ult, inclusive from
which make the following digest OF such
find in them
There to be iu in public matters in Jamsica
In some portions OF the island meetings are being held
for the purpose of taking into consideration the
sity Of forwarding petitions to Her Majesty the Queen
in Council and Imperial Parliament, for rcmodelling
the constitution Of the Honorable Board Of Council in
this island Generally the people await in suspense
the instructions which the Executive may receive from
the British government relative to the affairs Of the
island and speculation Is rife to the probability of
the being again called meet and
to business previous to dissolution One the other
must be adopted by before 18th of October
when the import duty bill will to operate The
island remains tranquil and peaceful, and all parties
hoping that the Improvement which has taken
place in the produce market may continue, and be pro-
gressve
clamation further prorogung tho House Of Assembly
to the 9th of June next
In Dcmcrara the opposition to the government has
partially ceased the Executive having succeeded in
the combined court in carrying the the sup
plies. The Governor Of Guiana has intimated his in
tention Of extending the municipal privileges Of the
city Of Georgetown and otherwise bestowing moro
popular institutions ON the island.
here were recently some alarming riots in the island
Of Saint Lucia but quiet is restored through the
agency of British muskets.
An ordinance had been passed for ''authorising the
seizure Of unlicensed firc-arms" and u second, !" to
prevent the irregular landing of goods persons
irving from foreign ports ,;
This latter ordinance evidently to apply Ia
parties from the French islands, and especially from
Martinique who ccnsured by the Lieutenant q o.
with insgating the native population to resist
Its laws and constituted authorities, and by openly
taking arms in their support.
NAVAL Court MARTIAI.-The cross examination
of Lieut. Riel concluded before the Naval Court
ftal vas rhav Norfo h,.,1
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Paaaengers Arrived .

LIVERPOOL AND Notwithstanding ibernia, at Bos-
ton.from Liverpool 70 Halifax VIM Cunsrd Miss Cunard
and Others From Liverpool Boston, Mr. Goddard Mrs.
Goddard Mrs Heartily and two children Mrs Sampson Miss
staneury and servant br Alexander, Mcssrs Snow
VIM Won Sachs Alxs Duprey bergman, James Johnston
ysmos Peahe, himan, James Bowen, Samuel Jeancs
Sharplcy Dumbolton Lameyer and servant Oliver David
10 Bauitillier, Jsvsss WIN Orr Dalton Mrs Oliver tive
children and servant Messrs John Duton, Foster rhos
Waddell, Capt Mckenzie, Mossrs Williams Otis Norose
Kg,enherm John Brown, Masceno Castapsda, John Lows
Wilson, DIR Ross-43; From Halifax to Boston, Russell
Capt Gordon Rev Mr. Leaver Miss Daniel and boy Mosrs
Ryan, Whitchear Brinehley Brinchlcy, Miss Gu
lard, Miss Cunard and maid servant--l2 Total, 81
NV oKLEaNs1ship silas liolmes-Mrs George Kellogg
child and servt Miss Kellogg Mrs Gillcrt; Miss caro-
line Van Antwerp Hrs Mary liren child and scry Mrs
uoyt MrsW Hyde; Miss Jano A Hyde; Master Eugcno
HJdc MRS kebecca Isnaoson; Miss Amelia
s s s'S VIII Ib,n nas Master Isasesos Burn
HAyASh- Bark Rapid--N do Pugn g Edmonstono ID X
VOID IL Thomas Bensel Rein aud lady Mis- Jones,
DWnhamson, Weper aud son, Of NYork, Mr3 N DJdi
apa ,ee so' Ns,ner OF Alabama, Ncrcng, Dc soe.
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PHILADELPHIA, May IL, lS49.
Religious Ann,r1sar,cs-Ihe Nec Appointments
The " R,Hcrs'-Stock Sales, &C., &c.
Our religious anniversaries-the new school
Presbyterian Assembly and the Episcopal Conven-
tion-take place here this week. congregas:ng to-
gether large number of reverend gentlemen.
The colored folks, too, have their share IN two
annual conferences in session here at the present
time. This portion of our population turned out in
great numbers, to-day, to attend the funeral OF the
Rev Morris Brown, Second Bishop of the Mctho-
dist Episcopal Church. No less than 80 ministers
were in the procession, and the whole array was
70 respectable and orderly as to give a favorable
impression as TO the better class OF the African
race
Our new Collector and Postmaster arc truly TO
be pited, from the way in which they are pestered
by the office hunters. Mr.. Lewis made his aP-
pearance this morning at Third and Walnut streets
when IN minute he was surrounded by gentle
men with rolls OF papers In their hands, while the
other three corners of the street were occupied
by equally dlslnterested gentlemen waiting their
chance. Mr. White, the Postmaster, assumed his
duties this morning.
The numbers of the Killers" that ase said TO
have arrived in your city mus, be greatly .exaggc-
rated, as the gang does not contain mere than
forty, all told.
The -four market continues without sStiyity
Common brands for shipping are held 81 10 with
ont sales For city consumtion, the sales are liited
but without any deviation from previous rates Rye
6our continues at 81 s7h, and com meal at CT is
Prices for wheat lower and the demand conSues
limited Red sells at 10S to 1o6c, and white commands
but llOc Rye is sold at 5sc and corn quoted at coo
Southern OAKS sell 81 to &c. and at "a
20 soc hickey is In limited demand with sales a..
2oc for barrels No demand for hogsheats
Annexed are the sale Of stocks to-day-Eva Board
3Penna Blk, l09Ja; 500 Nav 6's, 90 46tt 10 Mech
Bk 70; 20 Wilmington RR, 27h; $500 U s 6's, 700,
106H $4,000 City 6's, TO 1011s $1,000 Penna 6s e1s
$500 do, SIS, SIS; 2 Penna Bk, 100; $500 Penna 6s
s6h; $1,000 City 6s, 10, 101la5 Commit Blk o.. Sc
sond Bocrd-100 sns Canal 49, $1,000 Pcnna 6's, POS;
500 Harrisburgh RR SIS, SO; 800 Jersey Copper, q;
l2h; 100 State o. o5, 800 do, o5jk Penn BIZ 100;
1o Eerch Blk, rs.
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First Division N. Y. state Militia.

DIVISION ORpERs.-NEw YORK, May IA, 1919.
Tho Major General announces that the services of
the Division excepting the corps ordered special
duty) are no longer deemed necessary by the mags-
trates upon the present OCCASION but in Of
sity the whole Division will assemble at their
Rtgmental stations upon the signal Of strokes of
the Fire Bells and report forthwith to the
raj. BY order of Maj. Gen SANFORD.
r {. WETMoxE, Div. Inspector.