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INSURANCE.

L LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE Cdo /
OF BROOKLYN. 49,
orTfcE. BRANCH oVVI
sIr TuLToN STREET., Il WALL sTt
'NGEhTt CASH cHflrA1, ZOO SfS DSoLLaSgs ig A.
~
This Company lnsures property o. all kind
Lee OF Damage by FIRE, on A. favorable
similar Institutions.
TEUNIs J. BERGEN, PED
JABFS Y. TItoMPsON. Jr., seCy.
GRO W. HUNT, Assistant
DIRECTORS
TRUNIs J. BERGEN, JAMES CRUIKs
HIRAM y. ST. JOHN, JOHN X. PRUY.
EDw T. BACKHOU5E, SAMUEL VAN ~
JAMES HARPER, ALEXANDER ~
LEWIS HURST, ID. s. vOoRHEEf
JOHN l.. SPADER, JAS V. SCHOON
HENRY ,. CULLEN, MICHAEL NEvIIJ
LENERITT II. SAGE, SAMUEL GARRM
PHILIP s CROOKE, JOHN LEFFERi|
JAMfS COOPER COR'S. j. BRRGMI|
JOHN g. SCIIUMAKER,ALEX w BENIN
JOHN J JAMES TITUS.
HENRY TIESkLN, JESSE 9 ROWAN
EDWARD HARVEY.
j. b. THOMPSON, Jr.,
ElREMAN'S TRUST INSURANCE CI
BANI Of BROOCLIN
CASH CAPITAL, sl5O,OOO. |
Ohloe NJ. Count street Opposite CITY HJD.
No. Wal street near Broadway, New W
Organized on the principle Of paying one h Il
profits above ten per cent. " the Widows an
rhan's Fund Of the Fire Department y, the I'll
brooklyn.
DIRECTORS.
ueorEe Han Nchem'h knight Joseph n wi
Avon Degrav Gilbert l. Hlisht smith PanJ
Thomas Clark V Brunt wyckoif Peter II Anil
Harry Messenger IA Fro,hinghamS Warren AL
Wa d GDugiu Israel u Vesr CU Lipni1
Peter Duyeo JSThorn. MD Ik,r1
JonA u Stewart RchsrdP Buck WIN Wall
Low William BeNrd Joseph II vi
Hobart Ford Henry X PiprsbnGama'iel XII
CrawforaC Smii Matce. .lus NJ .zsc, n Y James
Henry ID Peck ~ Van Vouihis john NJ HicI
john j Glover John 5 'bcnCk u H w,ken
~ Robbins Fred. Z Peet Valentine q
Liy. Muller II Cuiuenden John vooi
. This Company csuupues " insure Build
Mer, landise, Dwellings, Household Funi
Ntsstls in lort ami theit cary es, and other m,
~, sgainst lpsa or damage by Fl a. on a. ,av,
and liberal terms ~ other fret class comm Anls.,
VIM ~ RRELt, Sayrttny.
!. N. WlCKOff, Jr., Assistant sea. az
HOME LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Court si, B-uok,yn, and III Brnadway.
York Mutual, with a cash capital ~ SlQS, ,OOo
vested in stocks of tie State Of New Yrnk And
class bonds and mortgages.
WALTER s, GRIFFITH, Pro
GEO G.. RIPLEY, Seu'y.
sE-Ihis Company has adopted principle I'M
ed b. prevent the lapse oi any policy and u =
n the assured in every case AL the assuranca n
their payments viii provide for. Our membar.
no, appiehend, therefore, that their inability :
the prem ium at any future time will inyolv
loss " what they have paid.
our prosreCtus and oh cr publications will be
gratuituuflyt0 al who require il
Good Agents wanted, and will be treated m
most liberia. terms. lAlI I'll h3'
NEW YORK EQUITABLE INSJRA
NCumpany. OAce No. ., Wal sL npps,iL,
over ~ CNb capital &2lO,UoJ with large sui
Chartered Api', 1S23. THIS old established
pany continues T. insure against loss OF dams.
Ore on ss favorable itrms rs other responsible
pAnies.
RICHARD j. TlIORNE, President
john MILLER, Secretary.
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mIsCELLAlNEOUs.

I IMPORTANT .
L ALL ARTICLES
ROR SOLDIERS
SHOULD By SENr
AT HALF RATES,
ny HARSDEN'S EXPRESS. u BROADWAY.
THEY SEND To OUR TROOPS AT ALL POINTS,
PORT ROYAL,
FORTRESS MONROE,
BALTIMORE,
WASHINGTON,
luATTERAS, &c. fell 24ac'iOo
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XXJIDOws:oF OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS
w tdeoeAsedl-who have mot procured Their
6ILBERT q CAMP, III Broadwsy Trinity Build :
ing, 6rs, aoor.l tels viva
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n L. BATTERSON' 8 FURNITURE PACK
n. ing establishmenL6TG SiVIt av,neai tJth 81 Al.
kinds Of rich ordinary furniture, pAnoa, pier
mantle gla--es, rch 1tiIlN aud ststuAry, packed
and boxed Ia tie beh ssHuet fof shipping. large
wagons Tor removing futuitut, IN the uity ur the
suuntry. N. B.-A. l.. u. has the whole bulldog,
so SxtA Ay, tpr HtprRg. " furniturs tel ftAc'lil
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ORyIGSTRY.

A MEXICAN TEETH Co., PRACTICAL
n Dentists, 3s4 Bowery, opp site 5th st. By the
intruductinn of steam mschner7 and TIRE imPrrta-
tou of the very at French and spanish artists We
are now making artificial teeth, sIs9luttiy Pefed
In imitation, ~ much greater strength, AMI az a.
the price OF those made in the usual hand " mouth
way Of private dentists. Europeans or others can
AK fr, and be waited on ~ their own cjuntry-
men from either Paris Madrid H.haI.. OF New
York fei5 2hc'iu
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H,,e-cd acr5riisr to Al " Congress ir TIE
.usrt,s one " the District Count %. TIE ''ia'rh
nistris n New York, by Moses &. B',th, IN the
yeaf aar thousand elgAt hundrcd aud siNiy l"o'
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wsiseu Expressly for the New YOrL snn'
WASH WILBUR
THE
Frontier Hunter.
n, william II. Bushnell.

"a. .r,s.r,e" 4" The outlaws " the wabish,"
aCherry Rnss'n," prank Oullmeitc"
UMay Fills" ''rhc swaytng Willow"
Alice Morton. or the WINE
Medicine" Sc, g. D..
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mEDlS;nNEs.

nR. BONE, OFFICE s6 WEST 10TH 81
DDiseAAaa ui ths heArt luugs, liver, kidneys al
oerAted throa,a, rheumatism, "piepaey, old ulo.rs
sruptionA, and all skin diseasei cured DR. bohs
will refer 10 any cured OF the above diseases, al
yer ,hsy were pronounced lncurAble, Hours tros
tOSP.M. iAS1 AAo'lH
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"He lived he impcrs,nu'ou . age
Thd never shall return. II ul h-e
wss kindlel ly tie breath sue rl,, time
IL lived in"
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MAD. HOTCHKISS, FEMALE. PLY ,
Ul CIAN-No. 9sl WeN sT,h ~, cures dlBoSsei .
the haArt, lungs, thruAa liver, kidneys dropsJ a f,
old sores, scrohulA and all skis huIaors cured
Ofhce hours from . 70 ~ .. %. and boSP %
t.0t OGacslin
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10 TTT 4 INFETN " 7 " 'E77E''
RHEUMATIC ANNIIIILAT0R,

which IL sold at the low price ~ TWELVE CEN rs
per bottle aud they viii 6ud tha', besides IL cheap
ness, that It IA Justly termed " The Poor Mn's
Friend" II can be hal in New Hork-t CAMP
BELLS Drug Store, CIR Eighth ave, sud 2sth st {;
igbH Bowtry 272 Division ST., ia Division So;
cor. Second ave. and 30th n also cor Allan and
Stanton sts and cor Avenue ID and Houston, u
Williamsburg-at &c South Second st.. cor. Sfslth
9th and sth sts; Dug Store, Wythe ave, b tS Cly'
mer and Taylor s,s,and by all respectable rnSsi,'S
IN-Dont fail to try. AZ EtsS,
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A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
n Having had six teeth extracted without pain,
by Dr. J JAY vGLLERs, i5y G Gfand .t,tT1 blocks
from Brr adway, cheet uly insert ihis as rec M
mendation 10 those suffering from 10th ttne MS
q. LEACH, Morrisania. islt J'l'l
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CFNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSH
-Frum frt OF Cmtlandi s.reet-C1nneciing,
II,mItun Junction with Dslsware, Lackawan
Western railroad, and at Easton With Lehgh VI
Icy R,,ilIond and its cpnnecti9ns, forming dire
line a. pITTsBu re and Ihe WEST, without cha
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As USUAL, TEETH ExTkACTED with
"A on, Pain--Those who require full ssts of teeaA
temporary sets no charge partih piecss 81 per
tooth; teeth hlled With gold ~ gold cement silver
and bone enamel 80 oents- by Or. II. vILLERS,
sen'r, - Bowery, ,hs Drsg Store, ppsts Vac
Bowery Theatre no 4ac'iN
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Is y w l. WITT p.l,, JApi
q Cin
n } Tinker shr : deu L
S.wysr
~, Ltttlc Eiita -hip.FAuss
Car
lr, Liverpool Packet, gAIp,
Capt Crutly
" LutyM l'ytVs,br. B8uI
Eiltnwul
ne M,mu "a, d, 10, Henry Z
az TLuut-, q 90 litNter
NJ mtrpuegN, chip, J ,sL
ldl Gushing
rcd Mry Ire, bark J Peter.
soil
lut. Mtussu't', rUt, u 100.
CampI.II
AVA MIa,, bark, j w rdgllt
M,tiulr -,IIE Anir PlI,
Iiu ul tto
Myrtir N,l'ry,s'hr wn
iry W ,4hngt.u steNl
NIItn Light, ship, IAN
"a Y Bruuut Hd-
rnu,ship,ll q Pcrcty,
INK CO. l. White
pstrrl, steamer, Lewis l.
hip, Psrkiu'
P,treA NIp, Llers II
rssu Guulcrin
3 L PSuny, bark, J 'hu A
Clarke
4 y Queen II May, hatk,Wm
llurushy
nip, Rinaldn,U NJ ship, oven
rcd Daley
Rather, ship, j pshup II
LeI- Z NJ ithcW,
X mauDe oftbe 3 SaAship
ms, G. IL X ~
Il l. Lane sAiT, Capt
Jt4 Buyer
Con- RIM D'm..l, -Ghri llsnty
WA Crt'tpn
u IN'It- h.l-,J aun i1We
'luA 5 lutorl, ST. B'ny Nti
thu K
Va II Swallow, slip, Capt G
Puua
RtE- $ nutnciu Chic, ship lIld
-Hn Saunders
wu Star. ship, joe epl X Cor
Lam
Wa S utiymp,pn, ship, Il
p.lUer
" 7 $ T. SIAw, brig Geo
Cam
CLARK Sea COL, + ier NJ uphy
Ba.- SlrcptL bark, Dominic
G. 10. SNn
Capt Trigmph brig, Capt Jn
hUpay
Taos Nuytgcr, bark, Gnth1m
kupWles
Aip, WIN Runlon", ship, Stl
LArl, lst mate
bmas " lshingipnB Bltcler, shil
CtptCI.lans
.prals Niphess, hiisAntlne, Ji
T. p-yk
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TO
ALC COHOL YERS
WIZ SELL
ALCOH HOL
Low PRICE
THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE
IN TIE UNITED STATES
AND WILL MAKE 1T
To THE INTEREST OF
EXPORTERS AND JOBBERS
TO APPLY To Us FOR
RICES AND TERM
BrFORg PURCHASING ELSEWHERE,
J.,H BRUNDAGE q co.
90 AND IS BURLING SLIP,
NEW YORK.
WE ARR ALSO
MANUFAC TURERS
OF
BURN ING I'D,
WHICH VIZ SELL AT
PRoPoR NATELY
folO c. Low FIGURES.
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nR- HOYT, DENTIST.
9OI Broadway, dcrs above 2Oth At, inserts besu
uful sets ofteeth his proved atmospheric plates
with without extracting tue roots, on gold ~ ov
t25 silver, s.; rubber, $40; p atina SO artois
bone filling ttnserted without psinl, 80 cts gold, q
cts " 81; amagam, ~ cts; extracting, % cts. AL
work warranted. FEC 2iac'1le
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-I,n cnNsIr,1pr1urs- pRFACHER oI

THE POOR MANS FRIEND-ALL WHO
Il suffer from Rheumatism, Neuralgia, SIlc
Throat, Pains in the Back, Neck, &C., should not
G,l 10 ret bottle Ct Furmans
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

BRUSHES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION a.
1.-the Brush fActory, 32s Pearl n, HArper's BuCd
Ing. AL Arttclaa A. relRlnAhe prices, wholesale Aaf
rs,sil JOHN X. uopPRL. as Pesel q. y as'tp
CASH PAID FOR OLD aEwBPAPERs,
Spsuphlsts and blank bookA of svery d. rtuSiop
BTOCHWsLL q EMERSON,
iiS Smiles e Aun "a Basnfaeua
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TO SEWING MACHINE OPERATIONS
l. one-hAlf the labor saved by usln. BEADS Sew
ug Machine OIL, Wholesale ana retail, ~ the fac
ory, 100 Dusns n, N. " 5A,lsiaoton guarAni,scI
'OHG RBAD. Jr. \ Cos 's2A Taac'lDl
S25. 600 TO- d LOAN ON IN, BOND Bon. l., AND M,
York Or brooklyn. In sums h. suit applicants Ap-
ply to HOLLY BROTHERS,, 80 Pine ~. fell 3'li3
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GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
~ FOR THE
WEST,
VIA
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
AND
NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.
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TIE 'ThRoTGI EXPREss TRAIN FOR tn

leaves New York a. P. " daily tSnniAys excsPS
ed making close connection at Harrisburg witl
Prunsy. .yauia RVlroad-with no change of cArs 4
Pttsburg, ard but one 10 Cincinnati aud Chicago
-Four hours tune l. saved by taking this train.
ELIZARRTHPORT AND NEW YORK FERRY
Leave New York nom Pier No. z, North River !
9.l6 A. NJ, 1880, q. 20 aud 30 T. M
The bots stop az Bergen fo'h' ana hanHS'
Harbor every trip each way;
aSlg iY.i05' JOHN .. .!sTERNs, supeiintends4 \
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.IXXTEE DROP" GIN-IMPORTED IN
w cases containing dozen stone iulls. S0
cases now landing ex snip a" Hsrny' from Ritter
dam For sale by JOHN z. KELLOGG CO.,
Sole Importers, - Water ~. Eel S'lls
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NEW YORK TEETH COMPANY-l5s
" Eighth ave, inserting beautiful se,ts Of
te,h on their atmospheric plstcs; n prices -
80 and " per set, partial setts 80 cents per toah
on silver; bone hfiDg 90 cents per cavity; gold
from 90 " 70 cents. All work warranted, a. 1sp
Eighth ave, between loth and 2Oth sts. teI 24ac'1
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o6 CENT HAIR DYE-BEST IN USE
ZC BRIESTS Columbian Hair Dye can be bad
At ol Eighth ave; $50 Allen st; Houston a. cor Av
ID; a4b Grand II; AIS Hudson 4; 10 Sixth a7; Sc
cnnd ave and 3Oth st. 3l5 Eigl H. ave l90 Hudson
81, 2T2 Division 81: ass Fourth ave, II Avenue d.;
and ia Division Vt. BEooKLYS-loj Fulton ~, 2UO
Cuurt n cor Myrtle ave. aud CARL II ant corner
Franklin * Myrtle Ayes WILLtAMsnU RGn- GRAND
str et N.s &c. 100, 2O5, 2i2 and 3I2 Suth 9th and
sth south Cth aud Tth South 2i aud 9tn ais, ~
Dr,igIrsts generally 80 Deph 40 south second n.
Williamson ~, between Second and Third streets.
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The A N. IXVress TrAlh IfVW NOV lolk ami
al Harrishurg AZ L. M connecting East and Wsi
an Peppsylysnia Central Railroad, Northern Csntr{
railroad North and South, and with Cumberlsnl
valley R,ilrosd. -
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EXPRESS TRAIN : OR HARRISBURG.

sCOPM Wtsttrn Express Tor Eaton, A.lentoVEl
Reading, Harrisburg, P'ItShurgh, and the WEI,
sleeping Carr ii. JerstI City through 10 Ptsj
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IMPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT -.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
DAILY SUNDAYS EXCEPIEp AS FOLLOWS;
From Chamber -. From 9O,h St
Al 100 4. N. At7!25 An
ll:Ou, 3.la, goo =. n. li.JO A. NJ, $40, so r.
Montreal ard Buh,o Trnu, with sleeping cars.
lO;iSr. 1910 p
CONNECTING At ALBANY WITH kFW YORK ugnrE,
EAIROAu FOR
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MAIL TgAIS- At AM, for Elst1n, Water Cur
Scranton n, Great Bend, Pittsou, wlkesbarre, &c.
II NJ. THROUGH TRNtN-For Easton, Maud
Chunk, wiiianlsport Reading, PcttsyIle, Harri
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4PM. TnEorGu TRNS-For Eis,on, BethlAhsr
Aueutpwn and MauCh Chunk.
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w HY THROW l.S, AWAY '.,, YOUR MONEY VIC
lively tie very best ARTIFICIAL TLETH, and
save more than half your money. our Eeih have
taken premiums In nearly every state and ia Europe.
AM. TEETH co, Dentists, 3Si B,Very. fal5 2iAr'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-30
THE FOREIGN NEWS.

HALIFAX, May 29.-The Europa sailed at
$50. Nothing additional in the papers or
from Queenstown, except the following;
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Evening May H.
The Persia arrived to-day. The details of
the news were eagerly canvassed. Opinions
were quite conflicting Cotton in Liverpool
was for a time very dull and difficult to sell,
but better feeling afterwards sprang up.
Some authorities call prices of ordinary, a
shade in favor of buyers. Others say it is
full half penny lower. In London, to-day,
funds opened buoyantly at an improvement.
The Army and Navy Gazette gives curren-
cy to a report that on the 2Sth ult., orders
were given to the federal chief of ordnance
to send $4,000 stand of arms, and as many
old uniforms to Port Royal, for the use of the
slaves The Gazette regards this as scarcely
credible, but has it from good authority.
MADRID, May ia ministerial council
was held Immediately on the receipt of official
reports from Mexico. The conduct of Gen.
Prim finds numerous admirers in Madrid.
The senate, without discussion, passed the
bill for settlement of the debt of 1928.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-30
FROM NORTn CAROLINA.

NEW YORK, May 29.-The Newbern Prog
ress states that the convention at Raleigh
voted down, 81 to 81, the infamous measure
offered by Kenneth Raynor, Furnishing Sc
verely any one presuming to council aid, or
abet any proposition to reinstate the old
North State into the Union. One member
made strong speech in favor of free labor,
and the policy of encouraging immigration of
agriculturists, by giving farms to actual set
TIERS The Union members of the conven-
ton agitate seriously the urging of the feder-
al government to confscate the estates of the
rebels, and the sending of committee to
Washington for this purpose. The conven-
ton passed an ordinance directing the COVER
nor to discharge all volunteers over IS years
of age The Raleigh Standard and Greens.
boro' Patriot advocates the election of W A
Graham for governor. A company of Union
homeguard has been formed at Bay River
with 81 enlisted men.
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CoRCoRAN MOTT nELrvERED.

FORTRESS MONROE. May 2S.-The steamer
Massachusetts which went to City Point with
the flag of truce, returned and took Col. Han
son, of Ky, who was expected to be exchang-
ed for Col. Corcoran. Capt. Robertson, of
Virginia, Lieut.. Whitiker, private, a lady,
and Mr.. Lowe, of Ky, arrived at City Point,
Sunday evening
Gen. Woods communication was delivered
on Monday morning. and on Tuesday an ans
wer was received from Gen. Huger. Colonel
Corcoran and other prisoners not having been
delivered, Col. Hanson and other officers were
brought back. Mrs Wood and the three
children were brought down. Her husband
was taken prisoner at Hampton before the
evacuation. No truth in the report of Burn
sides occupation of Raleigh The Union
prisoners at Salisbury are ontheir way to New
York, having been delivered at Washington,
North Carolina.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-30
KENNEDY'S RHEUMATIC IMMINENT,

The attention Of the public is called to this most x
cellent of all Lnments perfect and speedy
all the aches and pains that flesh shcir to.
RHEUMATISM Is caused by stagnation of the
fluids arising from checked perspiratiOnis cured by
few bottles Of kENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LIsIMENT.
EEURALGIA-the king Of all pain-ls cauged by
an Inflammation CT the nerves-is Instantly cured by
few applications of KEsNEDY's RHEUMATIC LiNINEST
SPRAINS caused by an over-e xension and
sudden re action Of the musclesis cur BY lew 10y
ties Of KENsEDY's RHEUMATIc LlsiMEHT equally good
for man or beast.
PLEURIsY Is an inflammation Of the lining OF
the ribs-s cured by few bottles of kEENgpf u bu-
MATIC LINIMENT.
BRUISES are caused by sudden pressure ~ i .n
flesh and smashing Of the tl5sues-ls lhsiH""' $500
by KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LNihENr ,s ,o,s.d n,
CRANE Is contraction o. ~, WIKI .birb nrevenfs
animal life having free flows enrrn Dy 10" aP'i'oa
lions of KES.EDY's RHEUMATIC LiAlhEhI, A., a..
IlI i11IJS collie is caused by neuralElu IN the
stomach and bOwcls-ake teasppnhlnl oi hhSNEDIs
RnPi'wariC IIEIMEET in warm water every nall hour
unit e esE THROAT AND HOARsEN Ess
= a,9scd by an unnatural dryness of the eands-weta
ppnnv il on going to bed, and you will be well in tho
n 2HnsK DACHE AND THROnBING OF
TiF TEMPLES Is caused by pressure from iuseushle
persplratlons cured by few applications o. KEHNE.
pY's RHEUMATIC LiHINENT.
WIA KNEss OF THE BACK Follow the
direction In the circular around each bottle.
II Is good for ToOhache, Earache, Swellel Face aud
inflammation Of every kind. Every family should have
Manufactured BY DONALD KENNEDY, Roxbury
AIS Z p rrSS oy ss9s S9id ey phylp SCOTT, Gro
McCoNVlI'LE, W. " 1OULpiNi3, and b, y useisis
every where.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-30
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New YORK. May 29.-The steamer Matan-
zas brings New Orleans dates to the 18th inst
A communication from Jacob Barker argues
against the destruction of cotton. He also
says if our brave soldiers don't win for us sat
istactory peace, we must fall back on the bal
lot-box, and suggests an amendment to the
constitution, so as to allow the people to vote
directly for president. An order from pro-
vost marshal French, says-all coffee houses,
bar-rooms, hotels, gaming establishments, and
billiard rooms, must procure licenses imme-
diately, under penalty of confscation.
Gen. Butler has ordered the circulation of
confederate notes and bills to cease on the
9th inst. All sales or transfers Of property,
on and after that day in consideration of such
notes or bills will be void, and the property
coniscated to the United States, one-fourth to
go to the informer. Another order suppresses
the Bee for an article in favor Of the cotton
burning mob. The office of the Delta was
taken possession of for an article discussing
the cotton question in violation Of Gen. But
ler's proclamation of the 1st inst. Its bust
ness will be conducted by the United States
authorities.
Adams express office has been opened,
Asa Blake, agent. The first express was sent
per steamer Matamoras. Six persons have
been sentenced to be shot for violation of
their parole, given at fort Jackson, in organ
izing a military company for the service of
the rebel army.
Prize steamer Fox had arrived from Ha-
vana; also prize steamer Gov. Morton from
Sabine.
John NJ. G. Parker, formerly at Ship Island
is postmaster at New Orleans.
Ships Parliament and Wizard King, from
Ship Island, with troops, arrived on the 18th;
also briggs Yankee Blade from New York, and
Golden Lead from Philadelphia. Barque
Isaac R. Davis, from Philadelphia, was below.
Some cotton had arrived from Plaquemne;
also considerable provisions from the interior.
Gen. Butler forbade the observance of JEFF.
Davis day of fasting and prayer. He had
also issued the order about women, previous
ly reported via Corinth. The Crescent had
also been suppressed.
The municipal regulation of the city of New
Orleans Furnishes women of the town found
in the streets after nightfall, or who may con-
verse with persons outside from windows of
their residences. This is doubtless the pun
ishment accorded to the insulters of our sol
diers by Gen. Butler.
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MEMS FKoM NORFOLK.

FORTRESS MONROE, May 29.-An impor-
tant arrest was made in Norfolk yesterday.
A man named Williams has been in the habit
of sending a mail to Richmond twice week
during the occupation of the city by the fed
erals. His residence was visited by the guard
and he was arrested. He forwarded regular
files of northern papers.
The Minnesota started for Norfolk with
flood tide this morning. She got aground off
SewelPs Point, and although several tugs en-
deavored to get her off she still remained
there this evening.
The report about ball aboard the Rinaldo
and a toast to jeff Davis is untrue. All the
rebel Notifications on Elizabeth river and the
navy yard have been taken possession of by
the navy. The former are to be destroyed,
and the blowing up of the works at SewelPs
Point commenced to-day. There is great
suffering in Norfolk among the poor in con-
sequence of the strict blockade.
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xxvIIth CONGREss-Fir.t Session.
THURSDAY, May 80.
SENATE.

THURSDAY, May 20.
SENATE.
Mr.. WILEY called up the memorial of the
legislature of Virginia, with reference to a
division of the state and requesting her SEN
atorS and representatives to use their influ-
ence to secure the admission of the new state
of West Virginia Mr. Wiley supported the
policy of dividing Virginia. The memorial
was referred to the committee on territories
The tax bill was taken up.
Mr.. HENDERsoN's amendment, that the pro-
posed tax on slaves be not levied on any state
which adopts the system of gradual emanci-
patton, was rejected-15 against 20.
Mr.. FEssENDEN offered an amendment to
reduce the proposed tax on slaves from five
dollars each to two dolaIs.
Mr.. FEssENDENs amendment reducing the
tax on slaves to two dollars was adopted At
ter debate, Mr.. SUMMERS amendment was re-
jected, II against 80. After an executive ses-
sion the senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
The speaker laid before the house a COM
munication from c. w. Walton stating that
he is about to accept the Office of associate
judge of the supreme court of Maine and re-
signing his seat in the house.
The house passed the senate bill establish
ing land Office in Colorado territory. Also
passed-74 against 27-the bill giving Cali
fornia three members in the house until the
beginning of the next session.
The bill for the more etfectual suppression
of the slave trade was passed-63 against 40.
1t gives consuls and commercial agents on
the coast of Africa certain judicial powers, in
order that proceedings may be instituted by
them against vessels engaged in the trade,
the persons concerned to be tried in the
courts of this country.
The house considered the bill to appropri-
ate $75, 200 to purchase the Douglas hospital
Mr.. WOODRUFF spoke against the confsca-
ton and emancipation bills as inexpedient,
unjust and better calculated to destroy the
Union than the course of the rebels them
selves. After debate the hospital bill was re-
jected. Adjourned to Monday.