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MERRrAM-In Brooklyn on Friday afternoon. June y
Sahara Jones. wife of Zers Merriam aged 6s years. months
and day.
Tire fu,rra will be attended from her late residence Frank
lin syenue. cor-rkf Wioughby, tins tSe9rasyl s.eo d
1t O'Clock The remains will he buried III oleeh"oou'
by the side of Harriet and Edmund
c. E-novie and Auburn n. L., and Merden Conn., papers
will please copy.
SEWBY-On "Wednesday evening June H. sf,er eort PIT
s.ye-. illness Emily widow Of the late Robert = Ne"b
IN the 65th year of her age. ...,
T- 20 alive. and friends Of the family invited 70 arena
the funeral residence Of her son ina~ W IMAM
ertiu No ii West Twenty.eighth street, on oauiuay
afternoon the l4,h inst, at 2 O'clock.
ROPTS-Iu this city Friday evening June 49, Maria A.
daughter Of Bcn 9. and May Jane Ropes aged years.
months and 10 days.
unerei services from NO ~ ast "eniy hns s'Is'
sunday a. p H. The friends and relatives ere invited 10
attend
RAFrER-In tb. city, on Thursday June r. Thomas Raiter
In the 4ith year Of his age.
RUTHERFo this city. Wednesday June H.
Tbona. Rutherford IN the 3ist year Of H. sge'
The Scotch pspers Of Perth will please copy
TRENOR in the battle # the list inst at fsr OAKS
" Can't james Jo.erh urenor, 6lst Regiment " y w.
youges, SOD Of Dr. John Trcnor Of this CITY 80,
III, funeral will Jace from tie residence OF Ms l..
No Washington square east corner r9n'th stiee.
morrow (suuday) afternoon O'clock lis f1enG. those
ofthe fan H. and # his brothers Henry Johi u rsi.r
Thomas respectfully invited to attend wiihou iu
ther notice.
VAN BIREN-Kei at the battle Of Fr Oaks Va EdyaTd
Beekan Van Buren member Of the Oarde aiayeit DOM
Eew.Yors Volunteers and Of Joseph and the i-te
Ann L. Van Buren,, sged % years years aud months
WHITNEY, On Thursday evening, June ~ A. me residence
in this city, Mr. William Whitney, son OF the late stephen
Whitney
The relative. and friends the family respectfully invited
ty attend his uner Trinity Chapel, Saturday Gie
noon, the lith inst, at O'Clock.
WFTsTEIN- OchriekeD, Zurich Switzerland on Tues
day Nav l3 Veena Wetsein aged II yesTs and months
r~r
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EROM NEM.ORLEANS.

We have received files of New-0rleans pspers up
to and including june l. They contain very little
news.
Tie Dlta has at the head Of is editorial columns
the following significant motto:
The Fc9trai Taon-It must and shall be preservodIA
From The N. o Delta, .Irsie !.
THIRTY-ONE DAYS IN EEW-ORLEhNs.
On the isi day OF May t'e troops Of The United
States msrched into this city, and took up quarters
in tie CusiOm-liouse. They passed through strects
deserted the shops and places OF busiLcss closed,
TIE few persons seen sowing h al the process
sion not cheer for the return Of the old flag, not
welcome no.fa smile TO evidence Joy at the relief
from anarchy and desposm. stranger might
have supposed that a happy and free people were
about 10 succumb 10 the brute force Of baibarous
nd unciyilzed race. so might the citizens of Rome
have net TIE entrance Of the Hups into the then
mistress Of the world.
No man could have dreamed that order and se-
CURLY were marching in to detbrone confusion and
danger to trampe ont thuggrry III high places, and
in low places TO walk by the citizen by day and by
ni.ht to secure the life and limb which had been
constantly imperiled before, to guard property 81
the mercy Of the mob up TO that time-and yet this
was the case coDessedly. One short month has
elapsed.
The streets are filled with smiling faces, business
attracts with open doors, Thugs have left for sum
mer watering-places, property is secure, and Abra
ham Lincoln, bv The grace Of God and the electoral
vote OF the people President Of the United States Of
America, might walk unarmsd and UnaccOmpsnied
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
with vivas for &c

r. L. Plumb, bearer Of dispatches to the Govern
ment from Mexico, arrived at the Astor House yes
terday, and left at II O'Clock last night for Washing
ton. Mr. Plumb came from Cuba in the British
Queen.
Com. Storer of the U. s. Navy, Capt. Vanderbilt
of the U. S. Army, n. p. Willis of Idlewild, from
Washington, and Gardner Colby and Otis Tufts o.
Boston, are at the Asor House.
NJ. Romero, the Mexican Minister at Washington
ia stopping at the Clarendon Hotel.
The Hon. Chauncey Willard Of Albany, Judge
Allen and lady Of Oswego, Judge Amas. j. Parker
of Albany, and Emil Roda,z aud S. Wickman, from
Cape Hay,ian. are at the St. Nicholas Hotel.
Baron Won Limbaugh the Danish Minister, and
lady, from Washington DIR. T. w. Rosenburgh,
from Canada West; X. W. Thompson Of Indiana
C. Backman and family, Of Nassau, N. r., and X
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ArTKFNIn Rraoiyu on Tirr,drv Iure r. Mary wife Of
,hc D. Rs.hrrl T. ai,trs IN the ~ vear Of her
,D,,t g. - to a. ,,-.i., Ia, 3, lain Adm, -, ,.l
~ yer.
rnTrr,g ror,or,l Samuel p Bontoa as.i 90 years #
C9.gany g. d. Long Island Nant'.rs s"Hndod IN the
battle f oaA' GA ,c 80 , ana oi'l o" ''' ia''''
&c tr"' Vs. -. i-i''1'i 49, '.. - if,. ~, -
- -, ,,t y,,,tfy,, ,,, s.fufi,,. "A "a M
49,. ID. .t ~
bhDN -- bh HAtut- rtrii' -" 90 ''--" "i"n'n'
t'fh fin' crow IN 'H' 'f' ' N-' ~ ,--... ,
Tie iiives so itl.nos i 'e lIll ir '",''r" -
tAc l.i-is .i'ti .i''t' .'r ~ ~. - :. 49,,
49, ,t,b Id IA 4 o'c',et
..,,,,,y 49,, -, IT, - f..., C.,,,,.~,. aee- .bor,
~ 80 ~ - a, 800. ' 49,
III. -nds and tLo.e Of HE bfo'h,r John, M'rhl' and
Cls.i1 also hls b3o lnT-in-a~, Jrfril. 1amgou "nd
james kciu0 rqnrsei fo attend d. lure,lo 7-n-s
a. O'Clock, from his late residence W TENN Tuee'
DlCk lNsOh o. N Paterson, ~ }" On FiidiN June 10
Philemon Dics'fs1n y -u,..
re i'.'tF, .N" q . - 80 81 -, ~,
20 80" - a., c,,.-rt ~ ~ ,,,,o,t an r. notice
ri le, t,rt - fs,Ier, ,tt,-I OF, tbat .,y AT III
and return IRON Iaefson u =.
DUNLoP-lu rrooklyn Tiursiay. June T. Jsnes ~,
Of the la'e jaui's Dunlop. aged 80 years
FODT-On ThIfsdav june H. 10 Nillura. =. J. Samuel C.
FOOT Masters siate T. s. ~ aged - yrns second son Of
th~ Won. 'rlnrl \. ttot OF rrne,i ~, j. III,
The deer SEED rrcr'fri naval educator ana served with
di-ircIou, i. uiacef tnr gIuD1. stus AID stlpr
in lie battles Of Roanoke aud NcNb bern h" acliui cf~c
tive oAcrf u ir srh!ir! " i'"ri ." WY y ~
be- attached by typhoid fey' frow which be coavse
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BANQUET TO GEN. PRIM

The dinner given by the Spanish residents Of this
city last night TO Gen. Prm, at Delmonico's was n
brilliant affair About 60 persons participated The
freshness Of decorations, yIands, and flowers, the
almost violent dignity Of tiis branch Of what Louis
Napoleon is fond Of calling the Latin race and the
recnar circumstances under which Gen. Prm IL
not in Mexico, gave to this fesiyy character on
tirelv apart and peculiar. The hall at Delmonico r
in Fourteenth street wac gay with the mingled hags
Of Garlic, the United States and the Spanish Amer
lean Republics.
There wee present beside the Cbairmen. Barril
and Ganbena,, Gen. Prim, Tassaia, the Spanish
Minister. Bauoda, TIC Prusian Miusier, Romero,
the Mexican Minister Moniufar, the Minister Of San
Salvador. YIisarri the Minister Of Guatemala, Gen
Milan de Bosch, and Il number Of Gen. Prims Aids,
the officers Of the Spanish vessel Ulloa, Comacno,
Tie Consul of Venezuela the Consuls Of Spain, San
Salvador, Peru Mexico, aud the son Of Gen. Paez
The toasts were the Queen, Gen. Pfim, Perpetual
Pence between Spain ard the Span,h-Amerio n
Republics. and the Spanish Army and Navy. Tie
spirit Of tie assenbage that Of thorough frer-
nzaiion between Spsniaids ia the Old aud the New
Words
Gen. Prim in the course Of spirited and eloquent
speech gave the heariest Endorsement 10 this spirit
OF fu,ernzaiOn.
Many people, he said, believed that they went to
Mexico with motives Of oppression and conquest.
Buf never was there, in bis Queen or his country,
from the time the expedition fiat thought of the
least idea of destroying the independence Of Mexico
loud applause Never, because she would be the
first to respect and cause To be respected the liber
ties of Mexico. The Qneen, IA the first citizen Of
Spain. was first in fulfilling this programme.
After graceful reference 10 the compliments psid
himby Messrs. Tassira, Comacho, and Barril, he
said that Spain would all the treaties respected
ia Mexico. and " hen one of the three allied nations
changed the satisfaction che demanded Spain with
drew. because the bsss OF the Convention was
broken-the designs Of the Queen and the policy Of
the Government were no longer being carried out.
The Queen had approved bis conduct, because it
wac according the letter aud spirit of the Conven-
ton. and he waf glad to be thus greeted by his fe-
low-countrymen on bis withdrawal. In conclusion
with hearty wishes for the speedy restoration OF
peace to the United States he proposed
The ospeIy Of hs United States and the success Of her
army.
The assembage broke up late in the small hour,
with vivas for Gen. Prim.
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table shows in tho last year falling off in fish, furS

taDie SHOWS III tho last year falling OH III hsh turs,
fruits, hides, and woods, and an increase in animals,
ashes, bark, butter, Cheese coal. eggs fax, -four,
grain, meats, oats, timber &C.: Animals Of all kinds
sl746OOoi fish Of sll kinds, 81, 362 600; flour and
breadstufs, So OoO,O 900; grain, &c 5oOooO tim
Der Of all kinds 81 49,, OOo The respective amounts
Of other imports are not enumerated.
The President sent a Message 20 Congress to-day,
transmitting memorial addressed and presented to
him, in behalf Of tie State Of York, in favor Of
enlarging the locks of the Erie and Oswego Canals.
"Wmle,' he says, 81 have not given, nor have
leisure to give the subject careful consideration lis
great importance is obvoos and unouesiioDable.
The large amount Of valuable statistical information
which is collected and presented in the memorial
will greatly facilitate the mature consideration of the
subject which respectfully ask for it at your hands "
Col. Fritz having resigned, Col. Lcdy is now in
command Of the 99th Regiment Pennsylvania Volun-
teers.
TIE GJNROAT CONNECTION.
The House has assigned the Oath insi for the spe-
cisl consideration Of the bill for gunboat connection
from the Hudson to the Mississippi.
; FROM FREMONT.
! Ad,ices Of the latest oates received at the WaI
Department, indicate quiet in the Valley Ok the
Shenandoah.
FROM MCCLELLAN.
Nothing Of public interest has transpirei at Gen
Mcclellan Headquarters to-day.
FROM HAILECK.
No later news had been received from the West
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Special Newspaper Train
SUNDAY MERCURY.

To meet the urgent Country demsnd for The ON a r. :
stiJDAY NEWSPAPER. the yef' LATEST ~, ~, N.
Wop Viva FDTrlON will BE- forwarded No.th - -, 4
ROM nv SPECIAL Newspaper Train run by L. ~, n,
Co which vii. go 10 Albany aud Troy c2nvgSSaTRY AZ the
inter- mediate D ace, the route , ,h,, In order 10
The people s ia,s,o r are rs aT wsR NEWS By
obvin the LATEST AND lULhI1 stIf MAILS. and to
Know MI that ha, rsn.ped Of s.er,,t ana MORNING
New York up to DAY BREAh w rus SUNDAY MER-
curry y s sre'S' .. n' :s sFs sh.
srEcfAL sGSDAY NfwsrArs dsaa rKA. ss s q s.T IA
them to cnjay ery hoa, Gu hsr,o been debared on
thai day.
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T. Miller and lady of wellsburgh, Va, are at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Don C. Paacios Of the West indies, and DR.. kuh-
wood and lady Of the West Indes c. II. Schwar7
Of Hamburger, James Thompson Of England, and g.
W. Van Camp Of Quebec, are at the Everett
House,
Capt Morland Of the British Army, c. c. CHATTER
Of the L. S. Army, ard C. X. Lester of the Army,
are at the Blevoor Ionse.
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r. Il. 4. 10
pIFRCYS PATENT PILES PIPE,

T. ONLY isslsausal os the SAFE aud PERTscr INTER
Val ArPLcArioS Of Ointnient. Made ofHARD RUBBER
ue.,ier RREtvs nor Co2ronEs II IL eaiiy IssHErRD BY
PATENTS THEMSELVES causing no PAiN to the
VERY SENSITIVE PARTS.
H,lue IL PRgyg.rs all wAtrg, Il THOROUGHLY DIS
r ,lo ,,.t over the nisgAsgD PARTS. thus effect.
.,,r o. Speedy CURE. 10 ARAY OFFICERS, ard those
r,cb IA, the SADDLE. the INTERCHANGEABLE.
rfr%..-s Pms OisTNEar applied with this PIE, a.
o,,r FEttsyps the ftiNs alays the iNt LAhMAIiDN'
SO ) tae lgt HlA0, aud ullmstry CUES THE Dis
EAfr .r,,,,,.o a, pr.ct1
Soc gen. 80. 49, See .ilsn--t., New oES
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w by
THE TIDE OF SUCCESS
SETS SO STRONGLY IN FAVOR OF THE
SUNDAY MERCURY.

This NEWSPAPER OF THE PEOPLE hes reached i's
present proud position in the journalism of the country by
aiming tie whole grosnd heretofore occupied ny the
Daily and Weekly press and b. continually adding new
features Ia oil its departments. rs WAR CORhEStOhD-
ENCE uri.hed BIZ officers Of every grade and by nteh.
gent private soldiers actually IN the hed and actors In tns
which describe furnishes moro comprehensive,
Interesting and veracious history OF the ge
be obtained from sny other source accessible
10 the prbc IL supplies in fact grand progressive rsno-
rauc picture Of the operations Of armies passing n TO-
the reader not only the grand events 81 the var
but the incidental ots which give romantic interest," W
the matt sits story A.,
Kept open inti M on Sunday. the columns OF the
GREAT SUNDAY NEWSPAPER contain the very latest
teegr he dispatches from every military department in
Guiding in addition to all the inform aon supped Dy Tue
agents Of the Associated Press SPECIAL BU LLEllNs hem
IT, exclusive correspondents IN Arlington ana eiSe-
where. .....,,.,,r,-
The circulation Of The SUNDAY MERCURY now exceeds
by more than TIN THOUSAND that OF al the other
Sunday papers combined mainly attributable 60 tho
sHIPPiNG NEWS FIRE MEMS, POLICE InTELLI-
GENCE MARKETS. LOCAL RECORD, REPORTS or
PUBLIC MEETINGS.. COURT NEWS. THEAfRIG AI
CRI rIQUES, POLITICAL NEWS. and Ali lHE bUoi-
NESS INFORMATION which Is considered importigt "a
frsc ass commercial paper. being OWEN AT GREATER
LENGTH than in ths weekday journals
To these peculiar esturs OF the daily press are added ong
nal stories OF the highest merit the famous " ~ NDA1
TABLE TALK" ad LETTERS OF DlSBANDfD
YOLUNTEEBp ogether .th all else that give Interest
70 weekly of the hge order. No Sunday paper e'ner
this country abroad hiss presented such array OF arso
ious and both and hence the
and Ss as Sy SP Ia. 6ssa ieoey
enlarged and whoever wishes 20 inspect the age ana oe
regulated the America 81
caauot better than call st llj FuLTOs-sIkEEt any
time during i day night, and make tour OF ne
/ ,,>!e of the ONLY LIVE SUNDAY nEWsPAPEE a. wuA
! he .sFed from personal inspection.
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A speciai Invitation
10 THg
p L b L / c

Whoyer desires 10 zee the MOST COMPLETE NEWS
PAPER ESTABLISHMENT In the United States in folt
working opera ion and to understand how GRE AT SUN
DAY NEWSPAPER, with q circulation exceeoins BY ten
thousand The combine issues Of AL the other SUNDAY pspors
published IN New-iork should
VISIT THE SUNDAY MERCURY OFFICE,
ll3 FULTON STREET,
IOSIGHr
aud learn the Of room of labor Of skill muscle and
material which required bring out the best most
yaed, and MOST POPULAR SUNDAY NEWSPAPER
eyer prutel in America.
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SIN Rising {:
TIE CIRCULATION
~ 1uf
SUNDAY MERCURY.

Faster than the qicsyef .r ia the themot!ef uHGef
the growiur Of .uun-I runs NJ Che efcn.su OF ts
GREATESP NEWSPAPER EVER PUBLISHED w
stfsrAY Ths yfopfi. riI a. are prepared Z" prove
nf th,r oteup 'as' sal ford them The hl'
tl uiurr SUNDAY NefcuTes published sni sou ~,
vel rxc,.d by more than TFE THOUSAND tofIEs
IA. SIM TOTAL ID 30. issues Of az the o;hrf aan,%y
prfs Hence THE LARGE AND EuuLA" iN.hl- 80 =
~ Irs ADvFnTIsIN0 VNrEDN AUE. In view OF "hi' Il
AID Of the va, a OF bringing .acl nlas o. matter IN
time for IN. Sunday Morning tao!- business eH
"a rc r. Invested a. end In their ayurs 10 tie COUNT
iDe.roam No lib fuLTON-,r. II. cary as po-.ipe on
S,fnfday The isrlti1u OF advertisements 1s
s, ay,.r 10 ois,ork on Sturdy night, CANNOT bE
ItHAIa,TE I'd
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CLARIFIED.

DUBOIS YHKOOF-On Weinrsday morning June II
in the pTesencc Of the General Synod. ~ the Reorne
Dutch Church 81 Syracuse By tn Rev David D. Drfarr
D. ~ s,s..rd by fke Rev J. Rouryn Berry. The Rev
Ansin Dubois TO Anna younger daughter % tie !sto Rev
=. : Nyukoop.
Lyme, Ccnr.. an Weln-.'l ~ evening
June A. Ds tho H.g D. = Brarer.i r.. D. Gll.lu 1 Cate
k y s. O. Gertrude Mot ufdy. diI- tef OBJ! s.e rts
TAru J. Lord tsg. a. Lyme.
hOPKINS-FKEEMAN-Ou Thursday, June II. by the
Rev. IS. ii Ten Eylk. he Rrv Julsol II. ~ ifs o..
hrsbnfgh =. >. 20 SITES Elizabeth ~ dtaglicr OF fliny
ffccli.l. esd, ofhsyruswoa4, r. J.
JACksOS-JOC LYs-in Hlo1t'yn. p. %. On Thgr'da,
june H. by th. Hcv. = Joe.yn NT Irons Jackson al
saJdusky. 'stlarsugp unity. t. y. tI May rwfHr
dal AtsT Of the cfrl.tirs uuisi- OF tAH iDfrf iiae
KIssAN-CLfRK-t Neeb.ren. y. l.. on Vcdn,.Ity
June A. b, he Rev. q. Henry hanleyir Rogsev,' FL
10 i. kse A.. d. sLtrf o.. liz ATE Erad d. Clara,
esq. al Of 'hI city.
LIZ ROY-HRIDGl On Wednrsisy June ~. 1902 hy the
Rev d.. Ofrnnd Srs L. Roy 20 Pauline ". daugl-
Tor of the la., Lewis X. Bridge.
PARKFR-sTONE-At Macao. CL.ns. a. 1iu lay April .
~ the Rev D. Gray Of Canton Mr. J.. f4sAci Parker
Mfs Elizabeth e. s;.ue
TTsHMOsE - COETfLYOr - At the First Reformed
Dutch Church Bfaotlsu. go h1-stay June . tY tte Rev
o. = Cobb Nrf~iI Eushmofr OF irrl sad, LorE Island
10 Cl,lne A. dsl ghtes Of Jacques eoFrlyou Of fshkh
-
ROBINsON-COCks-ln Bedford svruue. brooklyn. OF
Tarrsday. Jur- j.. hy DE Re- Ebcst ). Pousr. D D.,
David ". Robinson 20 Eui, daughter 0i John L. Cocks
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The War News
THE SUNDAY MERCURY


Does not consist 81 AID but
grsphc descriptions from PigHTfSG WRITES who pn'ici
pat. ~ the exploits thev chronicle Il has the fullest and
,rues intelligence from all military many Of them eK
elusive has reect is staeu-nts for the rss
that they furnished by correspondents who 1eyr
ise upon their COZ their fact The SUNDAY
NERCUBi is always ahead y al Va co'enpora,ies Ia s
teezrephc war news the notable Instance being the
publication OF the destruction Of the Myrmee ard the TAX.
Ing Of Norfolk in advance If the Extras issued
py other journals. - .. .,,,,.,
THE WAR LOCAL. AND OTHER NEWS
Pub'i,hel ia the 81 NDAG MERCURY, is Two HOURS
iNTER THAN THAT OF ANY OTHER PAPER ISSUED
on SUNDAY-th- columns OF tho paper being KEEP, ooen
UNTIL AFTER FOUR OCLOCh oN 81 NpAd MOisN'
This Zee. has given the SUNDAY MERCURY A
CALCULATIONS LARGER THAI THAT OF ALL TEE
OTHER SUNDAY PAPERS combined, compel ng an
enlargement spacious establ shnent No ll5 FJLtOS
sr which 4, now extensive and complete hewspA
Der concern m the United states
Po.t-Oiice Notice.--The Mails ior Grea. Britain and
the Continent via pton per steamer ana
Ire and Nia QucesDwn, per steamer VII Ob new
YORK will close a, th. office or SATURDAY tho ith day
nj lime a. lOi O'clock A m ABRAM WAkEMAN, p IA.
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TIE SESSION Of 6g-J pIli cou.m-nos pcto'eF "
VALESTISE MOTT, NJ d., Enrrtns Professor OF surgery
MARVIN PAINE. ~ D. P[9sss.. o. Asefla Medea snd
Wiley; JOHN " DRArER NJ. D.. Professor Of Chemistry
and fhysioosyi ALFRED e. POST " D. P'ole,sor 81
JOHN T. METCALIE, D.. Professor Of the'i Institutes
1ul Pracic q medicine The Lectures are arranged 50 ss 70
eve otro,tuttv for aily Attendance ID. numerous Hos
r, ad Dsprn.srie- The rgical Medical, and Obs'eir
cal Ciua4rs in College conducted - heFetoioIe ne
m Ing summer sul Autumn Cour-@ ID being carried on our
E resfrt session iu the usls Letters OF ioqfy
be nire.,ed TO Prof DRAgEh President OF tue Medical
Es,rty Iruiy-r.ity Sew York.
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NhIllarn Noilres.

scvc,,h Regiment n, Y. =. M--NAT10NAL.
al AU-Phe Of this Regiment, now IN the CITY
and also the Honorary members are requested TO aee a. tne
Arnorv on SUNDAY AFTERNOON, 18Th inst, at o'clock
precisely oT the purpose Of attending he gneI oil oa
p,o..6s;csr Jobn A Baker Capt RMMONS Clerk.
'''0 Lieut.. G. Is. BABCOCk-
Lieut. Ii l.. LE00ETT.
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Nn,ice IN Returned Volunteer Prisoners:

All pronars belonging Any of the t0uneer Regiments OF
he IT, 5 Amy, who haye been exchanged or reeasea are
, led 10 report themselves with descriptive listsp withoue
a. A. Fod Columbus Governors Island. where they VIZ
he tersd for pay &c All prisoners belonging TO any rcs
ut @. the Resgla. Army VI" report TO the oheef n COM
n,snt AT Fort Hamilton. l.oi Island By order OF .
Br,r Gen. HARVEY BROWN, Commanding &c
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Clothing.

Clothing. -
have Just completed my entire new stock OF 20 and
81 MINER CLOTHING not surpassed IN this city IN tne way
81 AN s..oltlert taste and STYLE The CHI LDRtNS and
FrfRNlsHINti DEPARTMENT. not eqaa!eL ALL ~ al oe
sod AZ extremely low prices Please Call + b. BALD
WIN Nos 70 and y Bowery
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Great cfilitury BurIesaue'
THE oUITv OF THE WAR SEASON.

The world of newspaper readers are familiar with 'nst H
n,sb e5Tp. ftits o the Grand Army the deadly ara V
o''u' N1ACKEREL BRIGADE,
whose unr rscled exploits in The way OF ioTceo -
eges nsmmo battles fortreduetions strsesy enc c1p h
sunday rabir- TaHS' ofths
SUNDAY MERCURY,
bv that powerful critic observer fAderout and so0r'sn"s
war correspondent at WASHINGTON
ORPHEUS G. KERR,
who's, great wsrhorse Pegasus -.
will be again referred TO IN his letter appearing III
SUNDAY MERCURY.
The same unique ep.te Will also trestof
4 British r ibuie 20 Honest Ate,
The Virginia London Tines" ~, a.
Winding up with vivid description OF the ferVe nde1'
b1f Duck Lake between the eekefei ieet g a 'oe
wese outraged and greet victory was achieved
by the venerable Commodore Head
In addition to which The SUNDAY TABLE-TALH"
to morrow's
SUNDAY MERCURY
will present r.. usual array Of spec al reading
The friends of that iniuiiabie and wsr~ofn
THE DIsBANDED VOLUNTEER,
ind Iii, wod.ianed lucubraons likewise IN the great
SUNDAY newspaper which only enjoys circulation greater
that ali Sunday combined aud inf
i.hss Of the choicest Le'sry reading bus
giyes the
LATEST NEWS
OUR ARMIES IN THE FIELD.
received by Special aud Associated Press Telegraph up
Four o'clock Sunday morning. -.
Also splendid military correspondence from the regiments
IN Tho feld the ao.i Local News Foreign Eosv ship News
fashionable intelligence etc. etc
Advertiser, will please remember that the bus.
ness Office of THE SUNDAY MERCURY on the first
aor of The u ding No ll3 Fu0nst directly over the
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5peclal Notlres.

The Third Lecture
Of the before
THE EMANCIPATION LEAGUE,
will be delivered by
THE HON. HENRY WILSON,
senator To.l Massachusetts,
On THURSDAY EVENING, June ~,
stB ocloc4,
AT COOPER INSTITUTE.
Doors open at
WILLIAM CULLFH BRYANT, esq, President Of tie
Lea ~ viii occupy the chair.
Tickets % cents zach. For sale at the door