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BuryALo. May 29-FLouH quies and unchanged. WHEAT
qniet sale. OF No Chicago 8Oc Kenosha Spring a. 8c
doaS quiet ssss at 32atc OATS in fair dsnsnd Gales
y 900 bushels 34ic. BARLEY Is sts,dy sae at CSC
WHISKY quiet holders ask 23c EFFORTS 2p0oo bbs Flour
bush Wheat. II go bush Corn Exro.rs: 2o0 bbl..
Flour i8i 900 bu.h Wheat, so 90 Corn
MmwAUEEK May 2o-FLouR dull. WHEAT active ct 79c.
for No. l. aud TIC No. REcEIPTs 200 bbis Flour 9 oo0
bnsh Wheat SHIPMENTS: 800 bbs Flour, $4,000 bush.
Wheat. -
OswgGo May 29FLoUR is 10 good demand sales at 80 10
for fancy from Spring wheat WHYAT in Moderate demand
sales of 900 bush. Chicago Spring a. sc ,nd 10 co bush
No do Ut 8ic. CoBS in moderate demand sales OF zoO
hush Iinoi. at CSC and 5000 bush yellow do at SIC Rye
/. held at Gle FRRGHTs unchanged LATz IsPoKIs 500
bhis Flour 1900 bush Wheat 5000 bush Corn 45v bush
Rye ExpoRrs: go bbls Flour 1880 BUSH Wheat zeco
bush. Corn. 49, - 80,
sales at 79d79ic for No. sud 6ad7Oc. for No Cox, is
esdy sales at 2c for old Mixed In store and Tor
new. REcxirTs-5, 200 bbls Flour, COCO bu,h Nhea
l2i 900 bush. Com SHIPyrYTs-2000 bbis Flour 4aoo'
bush. Wheat ll5 900 bush Corn. FRzIoHrs steady
Con- il dull EXCHANGE IL unsltered -
PuiLADgLPHIh May 29-FLOrR dull sales OF lOOO0 bbls
FLOUR 81 IS for Superdne WHEAT dul sales of 1908
bush Red at 81 2pa 81 20 White. II 3Od 81 3o CoKs
frm sales Of 900 bush a. 53d54c. Mesa Pork l2 80
LARD 8.asc. COFFEE firm WHISKY firm at 24ic.
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FURTHER PER ENROPA.

HALIFAX, May !9.-1he steamer Europa arrived
here this afternoon aud sailed at ~ O'Clock for BOs-
ton. The following Is additional TO her --latest
intelligence:
LoSDos, Saturday Evening.-ln London. to-day
funds opened Duoyantly at an improvement, and
American securities advanced in many instances T.
cent but aliorward there was slight reaction
The London Produce Market showed no change.
The hrmy and Nary Ga:ete gives currency to II
report that on ihe 18Th ut orders were given TO the
Union Chief Of Ordnance 10 send 5O,o'D stand OF
arms. and rs many old uniforms, TO Port Royal, for
the use of the slaves. The G0>rtte regards this ~
scarcely credible, but has it ffon good authority.
MADRID, May ia Ministerial Council was
held immediately on receipt of official reports from
Mexico The conduct of Gen. Prlm finds numerous
admirers in Madrid. The Senate, without discus
sion passed the bill for tie settlement of the debt
of lsD3
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MARIE D.

BhRNES-yINR-On Thursdsy May |. by the Row. Urban
I, Brewer. George Barnes 10 Kebeccs A. Vine.
Upper ard Lower canada papers please copy.
CALDWElJ-BEArTlE-On Thursdsy, May ~ III the
Presbyterian Church thebem. Orange c. enty n L. BY
The Rev. X. H. Bese assisted by the Rev David Beae
Ricl ard Caldwell Of Salisbury Mills to sarah eldest dsush-
ter of the former Il the officiating clergyman.
c ARHAHT-DAUBibNE- Thursday. May ~, At Christ
Church Brooklyn, By the Rec =. II. Garfield ID D. Ly
man Carhsri Opheis daughter Of Slr g. Merle fAu'
bgne. Of, OF Brooklyn.
Holli,,on, on Tuesday. May q. by
tho Row hl steele M. Alfred Cutler to Miss Lizzie }.
Ciapp all Of Hoi.s.on
PNFY-WILLIAMSON--0u Tuesday May 20, 1862. at
TIA lem By the Rev Oeof.s II. Draper. william Clarke
norney Of this city Nellie c. youngest daughter OF Geo
" iliianson esq. Of West Farms, Weschester County
NY.
DRlGGs-WAY-Ou Monday. May % by the Rev = >
Deh.p Mr r. f. briggs to Miss Annie A. daughter OF tie
Late 4 H. Msy esd. all Of Brooklyn. T.. ID. -,
Wednesday May ~, by the Rev Z.
ID. Murray Mr. james Hayes to Nils Mary Ann Ennis oil
Of this city.
myHLERTZ-GAD-In Brooklyn. on Tuesday, hisy q, by
tho Rev John A. Paddock Ferdinand MyhleIr OF Phade
phia late OF Copenhagen DeuUais 20 Mis- Any Cad, eG
e,t daughter Of JON tad. esq, Of Elsinor, Denmark
Philadelphia papers please copy
sHFRMtN-UtL LOCK-At Milton, \. Y, on "Wednesday,
May ~ sccordlg to the order Of the Society OF Friends
Iohn sherman 20 Elizabeth, eldest daughter oil Nathaniel
Ealiock.
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SyssarIos.-Asa confederation Of the anxiety
which prevails in certain quarters respecting the
safey Of the national capital and Of which we could
not have been aware in the alasion we YESTERDAY
made TO the subject, we learn that q few fugitive
whites, from the neighborhood OF Fairfax Court
House, arrived in this city yesterday afternoon In
.umed TO be- Confederate pickets had made their ap-
peara.nco at that place. The fagitives tIR Their
ZONES some days AFRO, and tho celebrity. with which
,bis express reached the city shows the imnnencc of
the unprecedented peril Thor arrival, we neea not
sny. Produced ''great senhston' IN tnis olty; OF
Which She peclcuiers VIII, ", pTos1me. bs t'anl su
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johns Church at o'clock r. on Friday. May 30 Ih0
friends and relatives invited to attend without further
nocs Trains leave foot of Courtandt street ct 800 and
O'Clock p. m.
MURPHY-In Brooklyn, Wednesday, May S John
Murphy, aged SO years.
NORRIS-Ou Wednesday Nav a. Charles C.. eldest child OF
Geo. and Rachel Ann Norris aged years and months
TRCEX-At Paterson n. j. Wednesday, May % Ssmuei
TueI Sergeant OF Police OF filh Precinct, Nsw.io.k
aged 50 years.
Bis snd, and the members OF the Police Department ~"
invited TO attend the funeral ut Paterson At m hs day
NHlTE-!n Orland Me-. Sunday. May IL, Amelia jane
Oldest daughter Of Hiram j. and Adeine l.. White. ased
years, months and % days.
We loved her, yes no tongue csn tell
How much We loved her and how well;
God loved her too and he thought best
To take her home to be at rest.
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hsClIOFF-In wiamsburgh -dneslay. May %. Jacob
Aschof Of apopexy. ia the 4bth year OF his age
BOYLE-ln this city on Wednesday May 2B John Boyle,
ia the seth year OF his age
BRONSON-On Tuesday, May 81 L. H. Bronson In the sHh
year OF hi, age.
Western papers please copy
CLEvFS-ln Brooklyn. Thursday evening May ~ Mrs
Frances Ceyes. AGED vi years
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral Friday afternoon o'clock ~
the residence OF her daughter Mrs Anns e. Peiice No lo-
Carlston avenue, Brooklyn.
CALFY-On Fourlhday morning 23lh inst, Mary L. Galley
Fusrsi tom her husbands residence No 1913 summe.
seet Philadelphs at O'Clock, seyruihd day afternoon
CoNROY-In tbl. city Tuesday night May q, Honor
How ard the beloved wife Of Loasn Ceaioy IN the 'ts
year OF her age
pENNlNIn th. city on Wednesday May a. Peter DENIM
eyed - yssrs.
DOUGLAS-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday May ~, John >
Douglas late of Manchester.
DOIY-Iu this city, Tuesday. May2'. Stephen Frank
only of stephen 5. and Marian pO'y' aged years
months and 20 days.
" estches,er papers please copy.
FIRTH-In Brooklyn "wednesday, May g. Sarah Eliza
beth beloved wifi. Of Joseph T. Firth, aged q yea''
months ana days
win take place from the let Pe'byterisn Church Oranse
J., on Friday. at p IN 1,sin' on toe Morris ana re
turning att pm
GAGE-On Wednesday May ~, Jonathan j., youngest sol
OF sarah A. aud Edwad III. Gage, aged IL Jesrs and
months
-
Adeline e. wife OF Adjuant A. w. Goode and daugb'e
OF Roswell Cady, esd, Of Canaan, Columbia County n
in the Goth year OF her age.
IuLIARD-Nsn Peapsck n. j., on Wednesday, May q
Mrs Mary L.. wife OF William llilaId.
The friends and relatives Of the deceased arc respectfully
yed 10 attend the funeral the redsncs Of her HUSBAND
on Saturday. the 3lst mat, at II O'Clock u
HELME-fn Harlem. on Wednesday. May g. Mary Esther
widow Of the la,s DR.. John b. Hclne, aged ~ years
KELLUM-In Brooklyn on Thursday. morning May y
Beujsnin kelu. tho nrm VI keilum Son, architects
fthis city. aged 10 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to sen
his foners from the house Of his fath.t John henSn
corner of Cintou aud avenues brookyn gu oa'
urdsy May 81, at O'clock. without further notice
LABAGH-ht Mount Vernon WestchsHer 'oun'y' n, y
on "wednesday. May ~. after long and severe y, ,S
Farnie A. only daughter OF Jacob and Ann Labssn an ID
2tth year OF her age. . ,cu- ;,r;,a
The relatives aud friends of the family respectfully nse
90 attend the funeral from the residence OF her parsh'
Mount Vernon on Friday, tho 3oh lust, at p :.
Trains leave corner Twenty seventh street ana r'"'
evsnue at III
Philadelphia papers plesse COPY.
lNuJJohN-ln Elizabeth N. j.. on Wednesday MAY
ig62 OF camp f~vef C,pt Samuel q Mulsln' hSf' is'
| Cavalry eg,d 70 years ,,,,--,.. A. sor y
Tas (auvea viii .sks paosias Elia's'h' W. - "Vu
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Sanitary Commission.

The a. S SANITARY Co1ms.ion viii open office FOR III.
transaction Of local business at No isS Broadway second
IL propose. TO centraue at th, Office oil information hat
obtained govo-nns nts aud other sources 600
crTning the departure suss Of anpori having sck
wounded troops aboard TO keep record q -ics ana
.odiers arriving this port and Of tine dispoon
sde OF them. 10 medium Of communication ain ing
tho local associations i9r the eiei me 'L "a nas anu
here Ia the transportation reception, and dnouon OF pa
tents from the army. =,
TRANSPORTS In service OF the Commission. viii please report
this Office their and address references &" tr
medical precep,o and the notice they reqae hen called 10
Mi. nurse. volunteering their services The Transports.
will gstcr thei A. This oce "ith address ana t'si
ence, aud notice required by them. .
Surgeon. and sicians seeking Information In regard to
tb unbc service wing volunteer la emergencies.
Al prt,on. having business with the Commission viii sp
uy in person to Superintendent in chsr-e between
~ and m n M The Executive Committee of the Ssniisy
Commission viii usually meet az the ONCE between S"d*
The expenses the Commission very heavy The pres
en month less than s2o mostly In the
IL believed that thi. s1Pendose las saved
thousand lives, .. least. in Iiresnis alone .,
Contributions urgently solicited and may be sent to a.
III. Va lou, hospss and soldiers relief associations Of
M , ae invited 70 report before OF every day what
number OF in their several establishments
1he following articles OF hospital clothing sn1 supp so
assny r.1sa ny ns Of Res 10 10 Cooper
| sltute: -
Sheets greatly wanted.
| Cotton shirts, greatly wanted
| Cotton drawers, greatly wanted
| Cotton socks greatly waited
| Cotton wooleII wrappers wanted
| Flannel bandagos wanted
| SUPPLIES. 49,
tn.. Ia. spirts wines finsceous food condensed nlk.
and desccsted vegetables Boston crseksrs
| b.ef extract. ice by the cargo, ,, , ,,.
han hundred thousand articles Of olo hing tbesde
S nnoli.s have been issued by the Commsson to the
I and wounded in the army ON the Potomac alone land
h,bx much larger the Western aud other De
tmen) has reduced stock and although tS cses have
received ct tho Washington depot since April b. the
| dsmand Is much grestsr than the supply. -
special regard the specified Hist this advertisement 10
| b,sourht ON the part OF those sending SUPPLIES
To ths 1. to be added and pected wsnthat Of
csstoa outer clothing panaoona vcsts, to co,h-
sdier who have ,ulod their Uni oTms as TO Dc una
leave the hospital. shore without IRE sh clothing
HENRY w. BELLOWS Presideht
GEORGE T. STRONG. Treasurer, 90 W slse
ThOS. Il. FABLE jr, 8,
superintsndent Of N. Y. Agency Of the Commission
N.wIa,p Nj "a ig6x No 498 Broadway.
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THE NAVY.
CHANGED THE COMMAND or TIR BROOKLi

CHANGED THE COMMAND or TIE BROOkIfN
MAYNARD.
Yesterday Commander John j. Almy retired from
bis official position as Commander Of our Navy-Yard,
aud turned the duty temporarily TO Lieut.. File
brown. Capt. Almy is native Of Rhode Island,
and has been 10 the navy since 1899. lie succeeded
the gallant Commodore Foote at Brooklyn shortly
after the outbreak Of the Rebellion, and has been
here since. lie goes to Philadelphia 10 command
the transport South Carolina. Tomorrow the new
Commander of the Navy-Yard Capt. William Rad
fo,d is expected to arrive and assume his pofition
Csu Radford is native of Virginia never faltered
in bis loyalty to the Union for one moment and Is
dsssryedy one Of a ns %es from Missouri"
soo' and has served on all squsdrons lie had com
msnd Of tie new steam eunboat Dacotah 10 the
Chinese Seas last year. and brought that vessel home
10 ile Jnited Slaios in December. All Tic oiioers
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J. Albert, Co. y. I03d Pe,nsyivsnis.
Lieut.. L. nj. Cook. Co Y, 10Th Alabama.
James Douahue. Go. C, 9th Alabama
N. Farmer, Co. C, Path Vireinia.

n Farmer, Co. C, path Virginia
- H. A. Barber. Co. Il, 9Th South Carolina.
Relatives Of deceased soldiers be furnished with all the
they desire in relation to the burial places of
aerisfer, No 40 street. north
THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW IN WASHINGTON.
Recently, John Dean esq, presented to the Cir
cut Court the petition of Daniel Breed for o writ Of
habeas corpus to Marshal Lamon, for the discharge
Of colored man claimed by a citizen of Maryland
as his slave, on the ground that said alleged fugitive
is Illegally detained and the restraint and imprson-
ment are not authorized by the Fugitive Slave law
OF $780, in other words that the law does not apply
to the District of Columbia. Mr.. Dean to-day con.
tnred his argument, to show the writ could not be
refused. The Court had previously intimaed they
would not grant the prayer, and to-day, said an ap
peal could be taken to the Supreme Court of the
United States on the refusal just as well upon the
writ. Further argument will be heard tomorrow.
The Fugitive Slave law continues to be enforced
During this month, about fifty slaves have been re.
turned to their claimants.
THE CENsUREs UPON THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
Every member of the Cabnent, and il is believed
every earnest friend Of the Government here, de-
plores the hasty censures visited upou the War De-
partuen by some of the loyal papers in the country.
1t has been already stated by Mr.. Wilson, in the
Senate, upon the highest authority, that the dsposi
ton Of our forces which il censured was sanctioned
by the President; and it is equally true that it
approved by the whole Administration. Successes,
snch as the country did not anticipate, have already
attended Mr. Santon's conduct of the War Depart
ment, and efforts are being made which would seem
to insure continuance of them. Occasional faults
and reyerses must happen, but Mr. Stanton is not
more responsible for these than he is entitled to the
public gratitude for the successes of our armies.
NAVAL ORDERS.
Commander Ilaggerty has been ordered TO the
Naval Observatory. George w. jenkins and Levi
l.. jump have been appointed Acting Masters. The
Navy Department has received information that
Acting Master A. w. Emerson deserted from the
Galena on tie 18th inst
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of the Navy-Yard will probably assemble a. the
Lyceum to receive their new commander
DEPARTURE OF TIE MASSACHUSETTS FOR PORT
! ROYAL.
The u. s. supply steamer Massachusetts, called
from the Brooklyn Navy.Yard Yesterday for Port
Royal and Hatteras Inlet She took large cargo
OF provisions and Decessaries for the feet and Il
heavy mail. The following passengers embarked in
her:
Csp, Jane. Lewis. U. s Marines Lieut. 7: II German
and J. w. Boynton U. Naval Engineers. Surgeon A. b.
Sawyer Acting Mss,srs w. W. Hand, J. w. Simmons, W.
b. sheldon; Masters Mates 8 b. Worth, and w Bl'Ae.
There ID no change in the officers of the Massachu-
setts.
ORDNANCE EXPERIMENT IN HOBOKHH.
The Navy Department yesterday ordered Capt.
Gansvoort, Capt. Mead Of the receiving ship North
Carolina, and Lieut.. Temple Of the Ordnance De-
partment. and Lieut. Baretts gunnery class to pro-
coed to Hob0keD and witness an experiment Of
small nile Parrot gun, feet long i-inch bore,
which discharged ounce ball 100 times in one
minute The trial understood to be satisfactory,
and an official report of it will be made to Secretary
Welles today.
VESSELS At THE PHILADELPHIA MAYNARD.
The steam frgate Pow hatan still remains on the
stocks at the Maryland, receiving the necessary
repairs TO her keel ard bottom. She will not be
ready for sea before the LIST of August. The Monon-
gahela is nearly ready for launching. Very few
men are engaged upon the Juniats, which will soon
re ready Tor sea. The principal shlpbouse IL now
being cleared away and put in order, ready for the
commencement Of the new gunboat Shenandoah.
lbe number OF workmeu at present engaged at the
Yard is about $50.
NEW GUSBOATS.
The Cincinnati Gazette says the Marine Railway
and Dock Company are constructing two new gun
boats, of oval deck and ron-clad. II is intended to
render them nvulnerable all sorts Of military pro-
jectiles CHANGING from the sides without producing
any impression. As they will be built with the
special object Of guarding against mistakes hereto
fore made in the construction of similar boats they
will undoubtedly he mort efficient in the work for
which they designed.
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nliIitarn Notices.

Acting Assistant Surgeons. u. :. Army
TWENTY-FIVE MEDICAL GENTLEMEN. Of good re-
nnte in the profession arc waited for service IN the tnied
States Army PAY Slo0 per month Apollo iti1ns must hes
m.de in person 10 Surgeon Il. = sAriERl-EL, NO. ITO
Granas, New-York.
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EDiscOpal Convention.

PumADkLrnIA, Thlr,day. May ~ BOZ
The Episcopal Convention Of this diocese adjourn,
ed this evening, after having adopted the report OF
the Committee against the proposed DIVISION OF the
diocese. A new Committee was subsequently APP
pointed, composed VI Western MEMBERS TO report on
he feasibility OF such division, provided that this
action shsl not commit the Convention in favor OF
tbis prop0eiti0n.
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Bnsness Notlres.
A NEW DEPARTMENT.

A NEW DEPARTMENT..
Having sdded to our establishment the
MASUPACTURH OF FLAGS
IN all branches. respectfully invite the attention OF Com
ntee- Presentation OF ,sSse pr petos Of ho
tells dealers IN asgs and the public generally to the uns
qused facilities have Tor producing la the best style and
with disp,ich every variety Of Flags Banners En.gn Bur
gees Jacks Signals. Pennsnts. &c. &c.
Artists OF ability engaged to design. and experienced
hands execute this branch business Also 20
rig and hoist Flags. otc. DouaLAs Sherwood.
kos 81 and SO Whi,r-st
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fire In Rochester.

ROCHESTER, Thursday May 20. 1852.
Whtney's elevator, in this city, was destroyed by
bushels of wheat. and 600 bushels Of The
grain was owned by various mles, on which there
was Sli, 900 insurance. There was $4,000 insur-
auce ON tho elevator The aggregate loss is 81, 0Oo
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ARRIVAL oY THr KASGARoo.--The steamer Kan
CARGO, Capt. McGuigan, arrived on Thursday
morning, from Liverpool May IA and Queenstown
on the 18th. She brings 637 passengers. May "a,
la. 40 %, long. 81 20. passed large number Of
icebergs.
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The annual address before tho Literary Societies
of Rutgers College, New-Drunswick, N. j., will be
delivered by John s. Hart, LII. d., OF Philadelphia,
on Tuesday afternoon, June IL.
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ARRIVAL OF SICK AND WOUNDED
SOLDIERS.


The Ellen S. Terry, from Newben, N. c., Capt.
Chaplin arrived at this port last evening. She left
Newbern May %, by the way of Fortress Monroe,
May 81. There Were five deaths among the sick and
wounded at the Hospital last week. About 200 pa
tients remained in The City Hospital The brigadcs
were on the of marching, destination not known
TO informant Soldiers in the army in good health
and in good spirits.
+. J. Prentice, lady, and two children.
Capt. West. u =. sunbost Chs-s-uT
John West IT, 5. guibost Chss,cur.
Peter W. Roi, U. :. gunboat ChasscuT.
Capt CrockrT, u. g. gunbost Hu.ssT
Jacob hritinseT. Acting Assistant En ginesr CbsssUr
JAIME, Shurh. Mdslipmsn u ;. n.
Capt q. Hall OF the Schr. J. fsnnin.
George fIi-ds Of the Schr. j. Fsnuin.
Jacob Anderson James Hslow. James Hogan Timothy
Murphy. John Heinrich Of steamer Pioneer.
&. Wilmsrlh. OF the Schr. }. II. Moore.
II Morsns ern, lead " Y. Seth d. Churchill ilth Conn.
T.. DIeyd.ch, i01d y. Y Geo w. Dickson, 2sth Mass.
Max Hst.rn, lC3d II. \. h. ID. Broch 25th MsSs.
G.. g. Risbo. l0Jd n. y Ard. J. Blanchard. asa Mas.
Roht Craig I'd ". Cavalry. Lewis Kimbal. 27d Mas
Edwin Peck. 9TH Conn. T. W. stone, ZIst sAss.
Frank W spsldus 9Th Conn Leonard Storm. 2l,i Mas.
Lyman Huiohiu. lh Conn. Jas Granger, eth Battery
fnseno 4 Graham, lih Conn T. Oiiilrn, 9Th l. Bs;y.
Hiram Bedell 3lst y. faml A. Gfo,. sLil,mi'h.
John Purcell. 3lsi N. Y Hugh McCsrihey.
J. NJ. Uocy. 3st \. Thomo. hello.
Thomas IenEer.
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The Europa AT Halifax. m

HALlYAI, Thursday, May ~. I51
The Europa arrived at i:50, with III passengers,
for Boston.
The wind il blowing gallo.
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the Washington correspondence Of the New.York
press. Washington Integenoer.
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STARTLING INTELLiGENCE.-The demand for
Ksoxs SPRING HAT great that total exhaustion OF the
supply ia threatened and the rule that governs the excellent
management Of his establishment No 22 Broadway is first
first served" would advise such Of rezder' who
yet purchased their Spring Hat to call without far
delay. Ksoxs uniform price for his elegant fabrics 10
ONLY 81
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ssg%sis:% u; III
' % III GSpads w Rs sSr President.
JAMES UyDERHILL, Secretary.
The Joint Committee on National Affairs will
meet SATURDAY the 3st inst, at O'Clock p no.. in
Room No. City Hall An person. Interested are invited
CHAs. J. CHIP, Comrai,.ee
IRA A. ALLEN ! Board OF
R RFSEa s nI1anE1I' Aldermen
A HSSszS 5SSfs f sss;s 3;
I .3HX H Tskh6u. Councilman
Five Thousand
FRIG ERATO RS.
AT LESS PRICES THAN ANY STORE UNDER THE
SUN
T.. d BASSFORD'S
GREAT HOUsEKEEPERS BAZAAR,
COOPER INSTITUTE BUILDING.
IN AsTOR PLACE.
No connection with any other house.
Lyons Magnetic Insect Powder.
Moths in fnrs, bugs IN beds
Rats and mice in barns and sheds
These shall never giasue you more
All the insects that annoy;
And his Pills beyond all praise,
Every a aud mouse destroy.
LYONS POWDER harmless to m'akint o., wi,l III 81
house insects garden worms vine ougs &c LtONo NAV
NErIC PILLS death to rats and mice Sold every
where. d. y. BARNES, Nr"-fork.
Lucretia Nett Of Philadelphia expects TO be at
FhiENDs MsElNG il RutAeItodpSsso S,sTeep Iss
at toe Brooklyn Meeting 10 the AFTERNOON.
Howard Association, Philadelphia, for the lie.
lief the Sick and Distressed afflicted WITH rolen' and
Chronic Disraes and especially Diseases OF the Sexual
Organs Hedics Advice given Gratis by the Acting surgeon
Valuable REPORTS GU SPERMATORRHtEA or SEMI
NAL WEAKNESS. aud other Diseases OF the Sexual
Organs aud on the NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dis
pensary in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge Nd
dress Dr. J. SKiLLiN HOUGHrON. Howard Assocation
No. south Hinth-st.. Phiadephis Pa
The Oflce of the National freedmen's Asso.
citation REMOVED to No. 400 broadway Walker
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-30

There are on board the corpse Of Benz. f. Cbappell
Of Chester, Conn, and corpse consigned to Chris-
pher a. Wheeler, Peiersboro, n. H., per Adams
Express.