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New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
nlnriletr-- Reportcd bn Ttiegrark.

Bryp,Lo. May I5.-FLorE changed. wnssr 'tesdv
sale, go bush No. Chicago spring at boc 1900 DO
out of ndiion. 70c CoHv hrm'r snd In good dem d
ale. 20 O0D bush 3yc 100 bush NJ JJc .oeO bush at
s,rndy; ..I,s 80 bbs. 2?c fREion1s dun. IsfoHrs
A. of bbls Flour ltt UO b1.h. Wheat i00 busl Com
100 bush RYE FxpoErs-1oo bb' Flour, l61 900 ba,h
Vhes, 1880 bust. Corn ~, go bu,h Rye
MuWAuKEs May l5.. FLorR. 10 demand WHEAT steady
Il Glc ior No and l6lc for io.2 RscfIr1s 5000 ha.
Flour IS bush Wheat. SniPNEsrs-b.tOO bbs 4iouf'
lUk 600 bush. Wheat
o wpao, May l5-FLouR unchanged. W.T. In moder-
a. fnilrK demand sales 5000 bu'h Price 20 Chca %
uftp o A. Igc 900 bush No Iowa Club at!dc SO lush
cbotce White Canadian at 20 and Tt00 hnsh shi 'sro
or private togN dni salos 80 BUN Indiana at
10 Iat LisLt 1900 do at SIC Otter Grains quiet tAHtL
Fasionr. unch,r god IxroET, 21C0 bush Wheat ilB .
IN Corn FrPOn1s: 62g2 tns Flour - 600 bnsh Wheat.
~ opO bush Corn H. bush Barley snd bash Peas
CmcAGo May I5--I4orR hrm but inrtVe. NnsAr
firm At BOGaIc for No. ! md haze for TO
q Rs active and iaic higher les a. %saasr6;
bush Whe,t, Ci.COo busa: Corn shrsHsrs-'.go
bill Flour. IlB0oo bu.h. Wheat 2H00 bu.h. Corn
snroar, firm and &c. higher 7c on Com to baso. II
change and gold unsiefed. .s
puIIHpytpnra Msy I5-RiouK dali; Srp.rhns. 80
WnxAT trrn saIss 900 bush. Red at si rae "a Whe
Al l56xi 4O CoHE dull at SO CoyyrE-No, lsnno
HK.s PcuK-tlg75 iAsD-fs.e' MrHAI a11n"@sV
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
DAY, MAY 16, 1862.
Aeratel Bread.

"The Asrstsd Breed IT, without sIcspton the best bakers
bread have sesn. Prof wOLCOTr GIBBS"
"wber, swsste lighter dige.tibls bread Is made
1--WE tried tho Aeraed Breed and found t far superior
to anything Of the klnd tasted"[wa.h Republican
Bread prepared in this IL necessarily purs and
psIstsbe ss well hssthfu; and such We find to DO the
opinion Of scientific and medical mea"-[Nstous Intel.
lisencer.
The peculiar features Of this bread are:
ist combines perfect hg.ns" with the highest degree
OF purity, sweetnsss and nutrition
3d. Being free from al deeteous Ingredients Its dSe'tss
quality 10 fsultiesL
3D. 1t never becomes sour and change OF climate affects
its character.
9TH Ii is absolutely eedn-s quality unknown to ordinary
bread but belonging peculiarly to this Being knesded oy
machinery, 1t excludes all contact with the hand
<h has the snadse,ated avor peculiar to the ~hedf
from which is made This Is unening test OF p"'p
and found any bread leaveued in the usual way
the presence yeast or alkaline matter corrup the native
favor Of the grain.
Tho universal testimony Of ysicisns and scientific mon
strongly and decidedly In favor this bread not only In this
city. bat also in London In Phadepha In Baltimore In
Washington, and wherever Il has been introduced IL IL
sanctioned and approved among oths, BY the Sanitary
Communion al Washington BY Prof A. D. Bsche Of the u
s. Coast Survey, by Prof Henry, Of tho Smithsonian ns
tns by Frederick Law Olmsted, Professor SimAn Gen
Scott and Gen. Dir, we'll by numerous clsrgymen.
and all the lesdug Of this aud other cties When
such approve and indorse this bread after exsmna
,ion and trial. leaves question the merit and
cellence Of the article AERATED BREAD Co.,
4th..t corner Lafayetts- place
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
REBEL CAMP SCATTERED.

CAIRO Thursdsy, May Is. ls6s.
An expedition, consisting Of six squadrons OF the
Ist Missouri Cavalry from Cape Grardesu, went 10
Bloomfield on Saturday, and early on Sunday Inorn'
ing fell upon the Rebel Col. Phelsns camp scatter.
ing them in every direction, with one killed and
eleven captured A large number of homes and
quantity Of camp equipase and ammunition were
also taken. A Rebel force, numbering $50 or 6OO
nfest Chalk and Poplar Blufis imPres'ing all the
men. The country is being swept Of horses. CATTLE
and supplies, which are sent South. Ths country
is represented to be in a state Of great terror.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
DIED.

r,prp-A, olko.h Wisconsin. on Monday Hsy IL. MI
TIeofor- Tac ~ Brooklyn n The 'oih year e" ms ase'
The relative. sd Ii-ha' oi IN tnl are n
4. attend he fuueTAl services % the Noh X j. buieh
Churrh uhe Rev Ir Elmrldpr's) tlrrnnnt avenue
Hro9slyr on Friday afternoon, u< oclo1, "iino1i iui'
thrr uoirc.
yoUSTAIN-In Brooklyn. Thursdsy morning May TO-
Maria wll- OF CAPT Gideon kouJIan la tc o'tH year o
her ID, A--.-..
Ib rre, and friend. o. tie family aud those .! her sous
p.l.,, Grore william. aid " William \. Eafhnf are re
,us,tly invited 20 a,eud the funeral from her ae e''
dee No. - rr.ii,n street South bfoohJH on fH''J'
Msy TO- ats O'clock D. o..
uoLLiNp-tn wednesday morning, May li. ., HE ;Se
r. ii.ncr Hanover Scrk Morris tounty " - 'ohn ho'
land. Ia .he 5itn yeal oi bic a.. ,,,. ,oh
s friend. and .rqulutfucr. sls0 hs" or ne sons J"sPh
Idv,rJ Forbes AID 1homss Holland; Of III son nihaT
NVr bradley hl, iards1us John J. BfafleY ara J"hn j.
Donu.ly .- rssrertiY invited 20 attend hs Il""ia a.
redi.on ~ j. on Fidsy. ioth Inst, a. u ocioeA n
,cci. esr-Noni, and rs.er RuiTosd-~s leave jersey
City on Friday morning. - - O'CLOCK
xv,pIn TIN. c,. on wedne.dAy May H. Peter Kemp, in
the 6iiA year oi bf axe
vt,ry-In tbi. c,y. on Wedne,day, Nay Il, Deseries
kl.em in tue aOh year OF bis age
IpPINCOTT-In ,hit city. Wedue'day, May ~ Idwsi
,,. .l, son of fdw iTi h. aud Mary j. Iippncot nkeu
7v.ars months I'D d'yt
voys In ,bs city on wednesday May II, James Lyons,
aged o lIOnihs and - days 80. -,
vACgIS-lI th, city. weincsday' May H. Mise Mary
p'~ssseepsie pspe.1 please copy.
nA,ON-ln Brooklyn On Tuesdsy' May I' hf' '''"'''
! wife Il John 4 Mason.
o,sroe County tN. !. ) papels please copy
youuANs-On Tuesday, May - J'rcmlah n nmans
ycsr of his Hge, aiter slcft h's- III '' "'f'
nf al tiess.d imnor,'ity. .,c, ,.,,sl
, AID ~, ol tle family ere respeciiu' nvru
i' al , urefnl from hi, late residence No '' fTi.es
,,e, nj. (erdayl afternoon, at o'clock WITHOUT u''Ne
In
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16

Troy FIRE RgLny CoanITIEE.-In addition to
the proceedings yesterday Of this Committee, re-
ported in another part Of this PAPER the following
COMMITTEES were appointed:
On DIV coda Ioofs and Sheen knight 3. Il. Hunt,
J. v Grvi,, y. j. Brown X. H. Nice ufdy AID A. r. Emo.
w. Coleman.
On clothing sc-AeIsnder r. Stewart John J. Phelps 3.
B. Chii.enden W. O. Hunt, and Robert L. stuart
Peletah PERT, ElliDt e. Cowdn, Harrison Dur
kee, Joseph IIoxie aud Shepherd Knapp were add
ed 70 the Executive Committee. contribution OF
$500 from Mr.. A. Van Rensselaer, was handed In,
when the Committee adjourned till to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
MARRIED..


hD,Ns-BoOTH-O Tu,sd,y, Msy H. at 'h. residence Of
a.. iiie. f.be iu .fumluii Coru, by tr- Rev .oui.
fLsfp' tl- Rev fftdrrr H. Adams TO Elcots j. eAush
irr II Waiter n Booth. rsq-
OWE.-JFR.FCAS-On W~dn.sIsy May H. st tho
s.aA.nss II tUds. father by The Rev. Henry Ward
p..rhrr.. Henry A Bowen Of ITOokiyD, to Mls. Lille
Jcn.zan daughter Of the lion. L. Jernsgsn also Of
iTuosNn.
Pr-T-T-ALLYS-On THURSDAY nsy g. by the Rev Dr. Hall
af Arlington ID. &, DT. VIM. ID. Bgu 10 Miss Maggie t.
A!yn-
-NcAENFafY-On Tuesd,y. NAV L.. by the Rev
Nv Ee.r. nithard Davies g. Margaret third surViYIg
d4lsh,.- OF Rop.ft A. NcA.enrwy.
GlsssD. ,scosu5i psIers ples.e cypy.
MTHkFN- -sMfTil-At psfrytown. on 1hursisy, May l3
At the Te.idrucs of te brides ohe by tho Rev John A.
odd Jspe. Mut-y to Ann kla, daughter OF the late
Martin sHifn
PHILLIPs-RtSDOLPH-I Brooklyn, on Wedne'iay
NAV II, by the Rev Robert Lowry. Frederick r. Philip
70 Ast.c A. daughter Il Jscob D. h. Randolph, CSC all oil
Hrooh,n.
POTTER-FORBEs-rn Brootiyn May II. by the Rev Dr
Little jolu of tho Church of tie Holy Trinity Homer O.
Potter .nd Emily SstioGi daughter VI "H J.. io.bes'
e,g all of the former place
SFELFY-PfERtF-A -. jaime. Church, Great lsrring'
tor Mas on Thur.d,y May D. by the Rev j. l. Hunting
ton Nerr., see- Of NewloIs Ciy to Mi's Llle fsres
OF Greet harrington.
sfTNCER-MONSsEY-O We'd e'isy, M'y u. a. Chri't
Church Tsff,towu. by the Rev 10. Creighton d. y the
Rev j. l.n spencer 10 Ma trsnce only daughter OIL
TIE Ia. John " Moun.sy, ESQ, Of He"-ioh
VFhys-FPoST-In thi. ivy. Thrrsday Mry l5 by the
H.v Samse Oss1"t, u. d, John r Week. 70 Imosene'
sit.t d,ush,et Of Al Lemon frost esd all OF New lct
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16

lSDIAY AID--On Thursday afternoon, according
TO notice, the friends Of the frontier Indians met at
Cooper Institute. The meeting WAS called to order
by raiher Beeson. DIR. j. X. Orion Of this city
clled to The chair, and Is. NJ Lawrence, formerly Of
Kansas, chosen Secretary. Father Bee.on explained
tie object Of the meeting, read reris OF resOlu-
tom, and introduced Mr. Il. s. Tyler, late from
Nicaragua, who ,poke with much feeling of the ad-
vantages Of that land home for the poor lndian
as well ar for the poor of New York aud else where.
IL was agreed to give fsc concert Ut the Institute
on Mon9ay evening, the 25l inst, for the benefit OF
tho cause.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
FROM NEW-MEXICO

The santa re Mail has arrived wi,b Fort Craio
dates to the 23d. Gen. Canby wa. 8, that nloce
with his command, whence !, Wa. n,ssnmed h,
would move to Messilla in a short time ~. IT,,
were on the retreat down the river. They had
abandoned 80 Of their wagons, and buried sou. .,
Their guns, when they crossed Puerco Rive, mo-,
i~ Junction with The Rio Grande. They ssoa,,,sd
INTO small parties and fed TO the mountains, sh.,
ooning their sick and all those who COT II no,
Will The requisite speed. 1t ia thought that n,
ensmy will not make another stand in the T,rr,or,
but would sndcavor to get home. One bppd,e,
wason-ioads OF provisions which had been collecte,
Santa Fe were seIt to Fort Union On the 22d
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16

EAAscIPArIos LxAcur-Tbe following resolu-
ton was adopted al the annual meeting OF this So
ciety, held on Thursday the 18th inst and ordered
to he tslegrsphed to the President Of the United
Slater, and signed by the officers OF the Society:
g.oirsd That hai with dsyop hsniune'. TO ooa ,hs
general or5.r of r,ioren David Hunter emencifhnshe
saves ir South Ca DINA Georgia and Fords that We regard
the MEASURE as eminent wise for the early prosifson % ths
rebellion that we ook with expectation to the good
conduct OF tho freed men Tor vindicon OF the erpedency
Of the set and tha, we hone 70 900 tbs example followed
the ,.lsG military dspstpeD.a
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
FROM GEN. BANKS'S DIVISION.

S1RAsBURG. Thursday, May 10. iSo2
The Rebel cavalry, in small parties, hang around
our front, apparently watching our movements and
hunting up deserters. An attempt to flank our ad-
vanced post, at Narrow Passage Creek, wss frus-
trated last night by Gen. Hatch. Chief Of Cavalry
without an engagement. There is nothing later
from Miroy than published. The skies sre ciouded'
threatening rain. Railroad building is progressing
rapidly, and through communication will be had this
week.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
mPoRTANT ORDER BY GENERAL.
HUNTER.
He Declares the Slaves Of Georgia, Florida,
and South Carolina Free.

The following important order by Gen. Hunter, Of
The Department of the South, was issued from his
Headquarters, at Hilton Head. s. c., on the 9th Of
May:
HEADQUARTERS. DEpARTngSr OF THB SorTH
HILToS HEAD, S. c, May o, 1852.
"GFNERAL ORDERS, No. 1.-THE three States OF
6eorgia Florida and South Carolina comprising the Military
Department Of the South having deliberately declared them
s longer under the protection Of the United States Of
Ar .a sud having taken up against the said United
s4se, Il became Q military uece0ty to declare them under
r,ts law This accordingly done on the 18th day oil
April I13 Slavery and martial law in free country Ne
altogether incompatible TIE persons in these three States
6.ors Florida end South Carolina heretofore held nsayes
Ce therefore declared forever free.
,oBelall DAVID HUNTER,
"MsjorGeners Commanding.
En- w. SMITH, Acting AUistant General"
Gen. Hunter, having indubitable evidence that the
Rebels bad impressed and armed the slaves was
ogsnizing Negro Brigade, and had detailed some
eaeers to train the contrsbands 10 the use Of arms
Considerable progress lad been made, and the
Number Of negroes at the different points was 80
great that no difficulty was apprehended in enlistng
aeorps su.fcieny large to garrison all the fortidca-
tons at aud near Port Royal.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
RELEASED UNION PRISONERS.

REPORTED CAPTURE OF RICHMOND.
BALrinoRx, Thursday, May Is, 1861.
Passengers by the Old Point boat say that the
steamer with the released Union prisoners for Wash
ington was passed i'll the bay last night
The city is filled this morning with rumors Of the
taking of Richmond.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
United States Weishers

UOWEs STANDARD SCALES
No better evidence OF tie merit Of these scales can oe
d 20 h, public hsn that they have been doptsd by the
U, states i,o,cruneut III. Collector and surveyor OF
his port have given orders that other scale. shs be astd
Ard bs All scales on hand shall be tested by FRANh r.
UoWE I inv. attention large stock OF SCALES on
hand including new PORTABLE ARMY sCALE. Second-
hand Scales Of other makers taken In part pay iot o"e
'VISDTRVOORT DiCkERSON & Co, Agts., Chieaso. Ill
JAMES q. DUDLEY, Agent, Buffalo, T.; ,,o,,,r
FRANK f.. HOWE,
No l9I Broadway New Yogk
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
OPPOSITION TO COTTON BURNING IN
GEORGIA.

LouIsvILLs. Ky, Thursday. May Is, 1867
A gentleman leaving Augusta, Ga. on the 9th, says
property owners in that State to the de-
struction of their goods None have boen destroyed
as yet Nobody favors such destruction but reckless,
properyess persons, whose designs will be thwarted
by the owners of cotton, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
.,ih,x yw,ortapt IN Roth sexes, Married or
= ~, ~ If,,l,h nr Di.casp.-Dr. LANNON'S >

Hi.hIy Important 90 Both sexes nhrr.'c VI
single, ia Iscnlih or Di-ease.-Dr LAhmoNI
p.ri, London aud ork Medical adviser and Maege
Gndr tOh edition 800 pages. 100 natonicsl ustraonsl
upou Me 1sl and Nervous Debility Loss Of Memory nca
nsci,y Unary Deposits Invoiunt9ry Loss OF SENECA I'M
o. Aa.cfilns OF the Bladder and Kidneys "eno't nm
, Nea.ness-s and their consequences, latest re-
searches In Physioogy European hospital ps9,e6
r r.cpes aud .pcchcs the authors uneaaaed Pans and
London Treatment. Sc. ., -, ..
An who would avoid unsuccessful and baroarous ueaell
specifies Andoes Instruments Ic should purchase TINS
ol.,inel work for sl Of r.. WARNER, No Neseyst,
ROSS A TOUsEY No. III NsssaI-sLi OF tho DOCTOR,
No 6iT Broadway (up stsirsl, Ncwiosk' nom H. TO
-, :. ....,,, N, 7 a.
man, and his work ~ Courier dss fats bns German Die
Reform Dpach Stsss Zeitnps National Democrat. Atlas
NJ, ...I Ii, view, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16

EXTENSIVE FIRE IN PEARL STRIET.-About !
o'clock tbis morning fire broke out in the fivestory
building occupied by Bunce g. Co., No. a2l Pearl
street. The two upper floors were totally destroyed
in short time, and as We 20 to press, o'clock the
flames are gaining rapidly, notwithstanding the sxer-
tions OF u large force Of Grenen.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
The Grent Dog Show.-Ths following premiums were

The Grent Dog show.-Ths following prsmiums were
awarded yesterday at the Museum:
CHINESE AND JAPANESE DOGS -Yancy Oddities.
&c. first premium Mr.. Bo.cn Of New. Haven; also,
seven secoud cash premiams W. Alisn Of boston Also
Waiter Thomas. A. h. Gould Ellen Doyle, r. stiner,
Mrs. Chids. and Charles " hite.
POODLtS Mrs. Hague sso hye second cash premiums,
Mrs. Joc.eyp alec G. Topif. s. b. Buckbee, Alfred
Williams. and Armand Cnynsrd.
BLACK AND TAN 1EKRlERS.-first premium. Frederick
Geiger OF Phsdephs Also four second ca,h premiums,
G. s. Ilssted. l.. J. Kelly, Edward Bas.ett and Mrs
Brundage; also, first premium diploma to Mr. Joho
W-b5~r.
KING CHARLES SPANIELS-Frst premium, Mr.. Y But
Ter; four second cash premiums, p bigin. L. Darn
stsdt, Michael Dingemeyer also. Mrs. Chslaine
ITALIAN GREY HOUNDS-first premium NJ. J. Butler
also. five second cash premiums. Mr. G. W. Fuller also.
Adophus LaLge for singing Italian Grey Hound sso.
Geo Cook for l,aian Grey Hound and four pups A.
X Sherman v. w Whitman; aiso, G. Behiinger aud
John W. Wilcomb, j.
COACH DOG5Eif't premium, Y Butler two second cash
premiums. Robert Msloy snd j. ID. Barton.
ENGLISH WATER SPANIELS-Firs., y. Butler; second,
Joseph Housius.
ESQUIMAUX DoGS-First premiln Louis Lindeman
hye second cash premiums Adolphus Mafks sl.o, Geo
Hartman, J. X. Vsndeyeer, w. T.. Marsh and J. K
Hus,on.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
Suerlal Nollees.

I,,i,cu. Of New-Eng,nnd are requested y meet o.
~ ,ye ne iiotel AlDAi E'hNi'o, N'o io'" ''''
"a ,'IorI 10 n t,np- A sultable reception Tor
-. y tNNMrDORE foOlE
,,...,y ~ pgiIOWS G.. ". tILLD.
HbNhi - - 80 ChARLt., GOULD
~ ~, ,s - ~ ~ ApsuALL. CHARLES A. PEABODY,
Tho'i Nv RUkIs y. ANDREWS.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
Mllitarn Notlres.

SANITARY COMMISSION ADAxs HOUSE,, No. 244 y ST.
WA.pSGros d g., May u l5S2
The Receipt of Fifteen Dollars $50 toward
the funds of the mais.lon from w. A, oi Morris w
srgo County, NewYork IL hereby, BY request Gsteahy
acknowledged ~
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
soldiers Relief Association,

This As.ocs,on, representing the sons OF New'EpssnA
re,ident ia the City Of New fork, Wa sppoinled .
To provide the n-ceIsary means aud TO Proyide eutsoe
care and accommod for the sick
aud wounded Soldiers az hey pass through ne
city on their W ay home ard from lie Whn
be Treasurer of the New Eng aud soders Relief Aaso'
the receipt Of contributions IN money.
o e uses Of the Association from the follow ing pcfson. re-
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
co,,.ts, Curpct.:. Crrpets!!!

,lnIET s. fAFFIINT UNI 'I'I'I
,u, INNS OlLtLorus, OiL,L LOTHS, OlLCLOIliS
ufHAW ANDERSON, 20 % Bowery, 70 seh1s Elsn.n s
.t,Ililn Velvet Busssl, ThfeeP ~ and ihs"" "pJ
i"s,,n.,,d Lol lOr HIRAM ANDERSON, NO @ho"ep
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
Dnsiness Notices.
AERATED BREAD,
From Dr. Stone Family Physician Of President Lincoln.

From Dr. Stone Family Physc Of President Lincoln.
"WAsHisGroS. ID. c., March I, 1861
since the Introduction Of the AKRATKp BREAD have
had frequent opportunities Of testing ito merits The peculiar
principle involved in s manufacture and the absence Of
everything but the pure essential ingredients render this
article peculiarly heatSu Perhaps of the mos frequent
causes o dfpeptic disease In this country h the almost uni
omy bad character Of the bread by people Thus
either do'd with chemical agents to blsnch the material
used OF to iesven the stomach receives food which
con ony be a'similssd with great difficulty snd peence
In its use will Inevitably lead to di.esse.
FROM my knowledge Of this process and personal expo
encs to the merits the bread thus made can chsorfuy
commend IL 10 my fiends
"RoBxRr KING SroyR NJ D."
Tho AHRArED BREAD Co prepared to fill orders
for the above bread in large small quantities, d their
Bakery, In LA1ArkrTH-PLAcE COR FoURTH.sr.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
HosrRRr AND MaS's FURyisHIsa GOODS.
No. los 3th-sv.,
For the Of uptown friends and custom
err. We have opened branch q, the above location
A. RANKIN l. Co.,
No a6 Bowery.
n B-PsrcuiM attention given to tho manufacture Of
fine Dire" shirts, Collars &c. to order.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16

Col. Morgan, on parole, has arrived here en- route to
Washington, to endeavor to effect the exchange Of
himself for Lieut.-Coi. Wood, of Morgan's band
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16

Yuir College Commencement. lSbt'mo Ia M :, va
n a ~, IT, ~ Henry HERRICK, Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16

SAMUEL +. LOW, Tlessurer No u bninn. IA
pouaors of articles or the OF the As'ci'ion iSs
bv shr Visiting Committees Superintendent - ' "
Broadway -, hx IN, Tre.,urer Mr.
4, ntributons In money received oy '"o A'
s,\lIfEl. = LOW No 81 Burlipg'sliP'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16

Cntarrh !-DR GOODALEs CAIAhhH REMEDY
nrs,s. the secret ambush II this terrible disease. aud
Effects positive aud lasting cure CATAtRh Is the fruitful
.ource OF Bronchitis and ConsunPton Ihnsnds have II
,nd 40 NJ know IT, send stamp tor pamphlet 20 No bil
Bosdssy aud les for the hst tine wa ateFrh H. where
beelns and what will cure II. iice OF the remedy -.
Baranins In straw Bonnets nrd Sirptr Nats'
for ladies aud Children. Great bsrg oILh BOO Ills
RipIYG HATS, DRESS BONNE Old Hat nrnaired
l.. biNNS AiilAu, =.
Ns s8l Broadway, No 58l opposite MeIopoiissn hoeL
RIBBONS AND FLOWtBS.
Plants. Plants IA splendid sss,rtment of V.foeh,s
Ro.e Pctunias aud ala other budgout Plants, for s@e
and Gsfdens Laid out and planted, by -,
w. FITZPATRICK, Florist, 2Dsh'st and nroeu"Ay.
A Public Meeting Of the Bar 81 Nrwi Nav
will be held at the Astor House. on sAiuhppni
H. In relation the adni.sion OF Mr Edwin lama.
hue chss will bs taken ct oescb precisely W. ''A''
will attend
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
War News.or 10 OFFICERS U. s ARMY: :.

"fr sorIcE TO oFTcEhhS u sots. 6oM
Hunt CRS Patent Day and N,s, sh can h. s1su a, night
roat % oss Alad s osss hi Ss ets1 s%
used y , ou. 11b.s ot signal Department, L 3 A.;
MAYOR ''Se' oyYck oF rmk SIGNAL ofFcEk oe,
.uv roTox,c WAsnISGros, irb. ~. 1907
hnt w had nr compass you sent me some Vnc sincsi
sls MA nd that it eau b. BEAD Oh much more easiy
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ALBFaT NnER, Signal Officer, MAJOR U. ; A.
II ". HusrsK. No. 100 W William-.t New'feh
D., IS ard SO. will he forwarded 70 officers Ia sctsvs
sics on receipt Of price without any extra charge.
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Optican, Ac., No. l69 Wilsm.st., N 4
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16

Mercantile Library Association.
REGULAR NOMINATIONS.
large and euhu,iac meeting o: he rembes hold at
the Jones House No 7p Broidway. the 18th int the
fowins Tcke, unanimously nominaied and we hereby
present. the for the codis support OF every member de-
saux the welfare aid prosperity Of the Library:
CHARLES OSGOOD,
with j. ~ Smith Co.
For Vice Presid.at.
HARVEY II. WOODS.
With the Second. avenue Railroad Company.
For Gonespondinf Secretary
TIADDEUS " TABER,
with James Morrison 4 Co.
For Recording Secretary,
JAMES IL. PEKClVAL,
with Young Schu, 60.
For Treasurer.
ALEXANDER RHiND.
with Robert Slimmon Co.
Por Directors:
ROYAL PHELPS WILBUR with Maitland, Phelps 20
AARON g. ALLEN, with benEA Hutton
ASTON A. RAVEN. with Atlantic Mutual lnsurinee Go
THEODORE /. HUSTED with Jesse iloyt Co.
WNL w. MARVINE. with Smyths, SpIasus Cooper
THEODORE H. VULTEE, with American Exchange Bank
Yours, respectfully.
JOHN CbERAR.
ROWLAND II. TIMPSON.
ISAAC H. BAILEY,
ETHAN ALLEN,
WILLIAM H. WiCKHAM.
JOSEPH BLACK.
GEORGE &. WOOD,
HHSRY l.. PIERSON. jr
The friends and Of tLs shove ticket are cordially
Invited Psrlor No. Jol. House, evening
pn after eecien. which will take place on the
21th inst, CHAS y. ALLEN,
Joas H. Dow. Secretary. Chairman.
Ninth Ward Republican Associates. Tso reg
lar monthly ..,ing Il tho IXh Ward Republican Asocis
tioD will be held Bleecker Buildings ftIs Fidsy) EVEN
ING May To- 1852 .S o'clock Eo 81 oIdsI STARR President
NJ d. TuAyKR Secretary