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Mrs. EuzAP- -----------
age In scnwARzwAEIrM', in the 7ad yolr Of her
40 relatives and friends arc respectfully invj.ad N n,
tend the unera from o Q residence or hnr daughter Ms
tafo mo tprsea this Tuesday Two O'Clock NJ Ths
remains VIII he taken To nrpeDA0od Cemetery for inter
ment. " N'
Srknk--At Gravescnd Long Isiana. on Tuesday Octo
Der ~, suddenly, RoRrf L. SrEgE. ir AGED % wears
son OF Robert T. and Maria Steele, OF Wilton scsster
county.
s!nuoS-On Monday, October q, MARY SALMON nativs
d cosaa Kings county, ireland in the 50h year Of her
The fnerai will take place Wednesday afternoon M
que ociocA from her le residence, No. 3o3 West Thirty
scnwC u.-M 1872 Pacific street, Broo4Iyn on Monday
October Il JosEIu SiIiyuLL.
The moral will take p &c on "Wednesday The "a
mans WIZ DO inter- rcd III fiatb sh Comotsfy.
III f1.-At his broth RS y degce, liverpool Enca,d
w SUNDAY, september Is, Jons TBtfE late OF this
city. $50
tiDiL--At Glen Cove I. H. rosrru Carr son of Henry
o. and fgenia r. vital, ed months
M funeral wi take place. the residence OF Joseph
craft, at Glen Cove l.. l.
Nm1 ,cF.-0n Monday morning, Oct ber 81 at the re-
side &C ol her son roni NJ .Whii,ocf MAR widow az
Ihndd IA whitoek, in III" 71ih year Of he age.
TIC iuherS services viii take ace on We nesday az.
crnsop at haRpas three O'Clock at the Reformed nutch
chlrch, Mott Haveu Tvs friends If tn f,my are re-
specl, ny invited g. attend without further tee. Tho
ehurcts atA@ hocks from Harlem igde aud Mott Ha-
yen defot, mt which place carriages viii b. IN waiting
The Harlem Railroad train lr"s Twenty xil street st
mar lnst tive rachcs Mott II zen depi at three O'clock
Wtim.-On Monday event q October2l ARrHU. WanR,
naive ~ Turess, county OF 1ipperary, ireland.
The relatives and friends arc rnspectr, y inyifed n
attend The funera from his late rcsi N tS2 eveah
aven'e on Wc tnesday afternoon nj Ia O'Clock
VII hasoN--tn Monday evening, Oeteher ri, after .
short but severe iness, Henry q. wiLisAa~oS.
Full particulars u tho funeral win be in morrows
paper.
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WINTER GARrEY.-1he temperance of Mr. y g. Clarke,
the popular comedian after short abb from the
topos drew Rether at this establishment last night
an audie which formed refreshing contrast ~ the
houses Of last week We could have wished that
he hal secced fer the first Of the characters that he
played on This occasion less haclnyed aud familiar
part than that Of saI Pry An actor of his lie
and fresh NAL humor has 10 fall back
upon the stale creations Ct Poole Iston's inpe sonation
Of the character has been stereotyped into the minds
Of paygocrs by the hosts of matos who have copied
him. ua no one dare now givo new reading to 1t.
lhre was nothing in Mr.. Ciarkc's performance
which developed any traits Of originality, but at
the tho SINE time 1t must be admitted that
It approach ed nearer to the Listen type than
any that we have All the points made by that great
comedian wee reproduced with effect that showed
how carefully Mr. Clarke had studied the traditions con.
ne ted with the part he had created It, was an ex
ceedinry clever and telling piece acting and kept the
house in 8 of laughter the whole time.
In the part Of Bnckskn in the extravaganza OF Up p
or the Man and his Tiger, Mr. Clarke had better oppor
tunty of exhibiting his powers Of orignaion. Here he
had to rely entirely his conception Of tho part
and nothing could be more broadly humorous
moro effective in its by play than It As whole
one Of those characters which, in times gone by
would have procured an actor vgnete place in the
standard collections Of the theatrical publishers II Mr.
Clarke does well at so Young ago and with such
short experience Of his profession what may hope
from him when his powers become matured9
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AcApExY or MusIc-MG. uLLMAN's SECOND BENEFIT IN
New YORK The "Ballo in Mas hera" was given again
last evening to an audience equally and fash
onable as on tho opening night Of the We have
nothing to add toour former On the performance
excepting that Miss Kellogg has strengthened the impress
sion that shc then Created that she has the inspirations
qualifications necessary 20 sustain her in the high
cntiA position at which she aims Tho baritone,
gnor ancas. IS also gaining ground with the public
and but tor occasional carciessness would leave us but
little regha in She departure Of Feri Lage have
bern the receipts ON these nights they likely
be surpassed by those of Monday next when the
pieces, @t,ly" aGd the Noccs De Jeannotte to be
produced. considerable number Of seats have been
already secuved, and by Thursday next Il Is probable
that all The best places in tho house will takp The
com my leaves to-day TO fula Its engagement at Phila
dclphia.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE,

The New York Decentralization for
Europe.
The Cnnard mail steamship ASIA Capt. Lott will leave
this port tomorrow for Liverpool.
Tho European mails will close this city at nine O'Clock
to morrow morning
The EcRopEAS EDITION HERALD will be published
at eight O'Clock in the morning Single copies la wrap
pors, six cents.
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Court Cniandn,-Thts Dnv.

SUPREME Co Rr-i iRcU Pat Nos 1907, I4i3,
1t17 l4l9 1921, 1909 1897, $780, 1865 1857, iii 1o9
ani, 6l 1927, 1929, 1888, 1925, 1890 144l, Part -
= ga 1910, 1894, 1856 Ja5 1850 1854, 1868, 1870
ia 1916 92S 1914 1880 1882, 1856, 1892 1894, 1896
1908.
SrrERIoR CorRr.--part Mos. 2l37 sC3 $685. 1913
2277, 2269, 1850, 1871, 24G5 2469, 2at1 2f5, 2417
2li9, 242l. Part 2.-Nos. 1913 s14 1882 227s 2i52,
2is4, 24b6, PASS, 2462 24G4 2466 246s 2472, 2i74,
24I6.
UNITED STATES Circuit C0URr--slavor Erie.
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DEPARTURE OF TIE ELLSWORTH REGIMENT
FOR THE SEAT OF WAR.

ALBANY, oct 81, 1861.
The Eilswor.s regiment, numbering 900 mnskets
IA tod this afternoon for Washington. 1her" IL
ec, ovation NJ the acnart,re Of :, :. WIS pof.
- ST.. 80 on h,e,s - ,.iM regiment. The
"'s",.r'p ,,. da,o, 4 frieid' here during ihor
Seou'n w Aelfa They are decidedly the Hnesl body
" ops that hnvo left this city since the war com.
mcnced Prior To their departure handsome rcgmental
banner was presented TO the regiment by She wife o.
Hon. Erastus Corning, with appropriate ceremonies
The Ellsworth regiment viii arrive in New York at ten
O'clock and will discmbark at the foot Of Fourteenth
St Get
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tho ground that he Linco Cavalry the 81 10
leave this city, bn he last named regiment left dis
mo- MED, an was gsHisei whout the gnitiCn or
Assistance Of tho tate military thorties IN 'r claim
to the title of First regiment New YORK Vol nicer Ca
va ry does not hold god should his kxce lcncy Major
General Mrgan ter t To alter the name Of Tie
Ira Harris Guard to the "Sccondn regiment sew York
Vol nteer Cavalry the men viii checrluly acqu see in
his decision Unti that tIne however thu order issued
by yutaDi General Hhuuse, On tho 10th inst, viii be
entitled to pect.
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residence OF the BRIDES father Ia Brooklyn by the Rev.
Joseph Ande son, of Norwa k onn., WILLIAM j. RuNcK
70 EiiRA NJ GnpknlxsvE, second daughter Of Thos. j.
Gidersleeve, ESQ.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD, -
s New .ogk, oct 2a,s>
some mischeyous porson has seQn ~ to. p'' .s6f.
marriage IN your ISSUE OF October "A, Mo- Dish my
your Columns ~ say that the sIAeticas me through
marriage cvef having been opsNps i false, no suth
A. A. c0UTA| atcd
~. 2,,5 Eighth avenue
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lis constitutional conservatism, and in his re-
Dukes of foreign interference and Intervention,
y is charged with instigating foreign war in
De interest Of the rebels as If the HERALD
tonld not lose thousand times more than the
4ribume and Times combined; by either a To-
oeign war or rebel success, and as if a foreign
var, as these journals cowardly suggested day
or 50 ago, would Immediately, u woalo e''''
result in our acknowledgment Of The Southern
eoniederacy. We would avert q foreign
war by preparing for it; and tho govern
ment has adopted our views, expressed long
ago, in regard to this matter The Tribune
ond Times invite q foreign war by
striving to weaken and destroy public conf
dence, at home and abroad, in our administra-
ton. The public see this, and are killing out
<hese abolition journals by completely ignor-
ing them, so far as advertisements or subscrip-
'fions are concerned. They have but little life
now left. They have diminished in size. have
cut down their writer's salaries, have ATTEMPTED
to cut down their printers wages, and are in
every way, in appearance as in character, des-
picable. In their dastardly treason they invite
= war with England; and if that war shall come
we shall find the Tribune and Times either ex-
tinct, or, like the former journal during the
Mexican war, opposing our own government
and cheering on the enemy who sheds our brave
soldiers blood.
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The CosTIISEss OF FERRY FRANCHISES
HEAVY VERDICT AGAINST THE CmY-Tbe
Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty Of New
York had a pretty heavy verdict rendered
against them yesterday in the Supreme Court;
and as it serves to illustrate the ease with which
public bodies can be victimized, and at the
same time to show the value of the ferry fran
chses controlled by the city. it may not be
amiss to state the facts in this case. Some ten
years ago Jacob Sharp procured from the Cor
poration lease for ten years Of the slip at the
foot of Wall street, or SO much thereof as be-
longed to the city, with the privilege Of estab-
fishing ferry to Brooklyn, at the yearly rent
of $4,000. After he had gone to work and ex-
pended considerable sum in the erection Of
the necessary buildings, he was stopped by an
Injunction sued out by Mr.. Robert j. Walker,
who claimed to own small angle at one cor
ner Of the slip. which was necessary for the full
use Of the ferry rights. Litigation ensued be-
tween Walker. Sharp and the city, as to the
title to this angle, and finally the claim of
Walker was established by the courts. Pending
the controversy compromise was effected be-
tween Walker and Sharp the latter agreeing
to pay to the former $4,000 year for the ex-
elusive use Of the slip, the continued pay
ment to be dependent on the result Of the
suit. Sharp then went to work and pro-
cured from the Common Council reduction
Of his rent from $4,000 to $4,000 year, and
then disposed OF his interest to the Union Ferry
Company, at, AZ he alleges, loss to himself.
subsequently, he brought a suit to recover
damages from the city for losses sustained by
him in consequence Of the city not making
good It's title to the slip in question. After
verdict rendered yes,e,uay is'.dr .. v'"~i' ell
lift and against the city to the amount Of
s49, 5O2-the present value Of the $4,000 yesy
rent payable to Walker.
We thus find that instead Of tAs Wa
,treet ferry bringing into the city sres' urv -
,um of 100000 in ten years, who :, .l4s >,
original agreement and understav q ,.s. !, -;
| only prove to have been worth fs> Ell :,
| year (the difference between y y ao". =,
he rent; and against that p =, ss 90. " :,
costs of litigation wb' al, i, a ~ - 'a far sho
Of another my " .asand. In other words, tt
I city sls!aanS s loss Of fifty thousand dollars #
} eng uniort"~sseee enough to own ferry fra
chises, which ought to be worth ten times y
aTs No wopa.Msr that our taxes should
, SSTbitsp,
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Co y Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS 55l-October q, 1861
l6, 60, 81 8, 10, Is, Is. SO, Al, As. Is, 30, 63.
KENTUCKY, CLASS 552-0ctobcr2i "a, 1861.
rs, "a, 81, 81, 81, "a, 36, 80, So, 20, 10, AT.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing either to
MuRRAY, EDDY 4 Co,
Coyington XIV. q ST Louis 10
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prfzcs Cash IL
Ard nforInaltion furnished by TAYLOR co. Bankers 10
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Prizes Cnshed I'm all LcgaIixed Lotteries,
and information given by JOSEPH BATES Broker No. 10
Wall eet up stairs
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HGRALD TUESDAY OCTOBER % 1se1TR1pLE SHEET

purpose of blockade. A number of small
iron-clad vessels would be far better for
our purpose than one or two large ones, and
we would suggest that all the small propellcrs
available be Immediately converted into iron
clad gsnboats and put into active service; and,
at tue opening of the session, we trust Congress
VIII order a hees OF such be- 70 be s0n'
S'ro0'ea, o. %oasra.g size, and lpsh the most
on, uoI -.
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"a Photographs, S1.-Cnrd Visites, Par
Park Gallery 2si Broadway.
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IRA HARRIS GUARD CAVALRY.

u accordance with the special order NJ. 49, issued
I'm the General Headquarters at Albany on tas 10th
L.. ibis rcginaut ~ hereafter DO knowl and rec, q
a. tho a.Ei.s. ~, -fnnrt. Nv Ynri. vai..-.... u.
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Pure Liz .sors.-puy Your liquors H.,
Wholesale fa:e..y Firtcen.s street. Uistsry 81
tabitshed in faS2 at 2a5 West Fifteenth street ~ =
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me to inform you that have opened with complete
and extensive stock Of ladies' and chdrens Fus In all
varieties Of fashionable Fursin Eapes Canes Veto
rines, Tnmas NUTS andCnGs, Fur Hoods Fur Collars
Ganntiets and Gloves Your personal inspection respect
inly Invited as my prices mpch below regular
last and previous years WIN. BANTA,
Corner of Canal and Wooster streea
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Gymnnstfcs-CInss are Now EARNING
for the at JOHN WOODS Gymnass IN Nos and q
East Twenty eighth street, Firth sychuc
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n Pure TObnceO.-YcIiOyv Bank 4roI,r -
co-Goodwtns Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco, Gree -, ~ -
pnrtics, for san by al iobacco and segar iors nn
Wholesale by L. GOODWIN BRQTJIEE, ~ Ne, Aha :
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KfGh Pnrixfnm
FASHIONABLE SHAWLs,
just landed; must be sold Great bargains offered No.
BrDad
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Gray lInir--Tfs Diseases. c. - r.
Tor ana embellishments; TreoLD> 49, - -
GRANDJEAN, Astcr place mt Tor nsfohess oy
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Celebrated Beauty The Most Cele-
bfaed bcauty Of the present KNOWS Hat
for gents which all the ashoaabs wearing II is pro.
cured AT the well known No. 2i2 Broadway once
comfortable becoming, arisoerat and reasonably cheap
Look at it. = -r'
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BArry's Tricophenpx- -, -. ~.
eheale article for dressing, Ds Is the nest ~Mu
preserving restoring .ulfying. sNring csanina
Ill druggists. air La..iSs, Try IL sopl ~
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.,r,TrRprooF BooTs; ,sp MARCHING BOUTS
w MILITARY hl1tS ~, :, or q arler ,sso,
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BateA0lor,s AAt -
world-narmess raj Dye-!The Best in the
applied at BA1CUkJ able and instantaneous, Sou anu
)R'S wig factory, 10 Bond street.
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The GrfiY NEW Yokrssay'-5ppER


rro Es-rHk ADyESTissYhaay very simps
Nv health in Few wecks "
s oFsr having sufe red several years msn,.,ion is
nnv aftecton and that dread me "
uif known fellow sufferers ~ pys.i,-
c,s To All who desire it he VIII ssno r mr. pairing ana
usns The same which they VIII na y object the adver-
.i ~ sanding The prescription Is w. rsmcdy VIII
au ~ hem nothing mss prove dress Rev Edward A.
Ing the PIsso, hurr kings county, Ne" io'~'
- sr.TIoNERY PACKETS MAJ aA.ss a. wbciesalc,
| for the trade. ALSO his' - UAskiSS Co,
very low for cash. "a Beekman street, New ivrk. .
:, 7,77,7,y CITIZEN SHOULD RE S. a iaSa
Of Now YORK BY calling a. d ps of uiled
street ,naether with newly nifon predit
OF 60 agnsarance Of comets Yes me a~e of moon
of saints ma \, the zodiac each t,y NhoSm iva fra
and her sgns ~ M cnaucs and others, wa i
mariners, , in ,rnaton Every ses man shS ~
!, ss q ss Stamp sa c S4rs 70
/ distance by senu y copy py tnail aa"'
| J,1n street, New fol'. ---------
,,r,TrRrroor nooTs, ,sp MARCHING BOOTS
L m .s..sr'irAlly HIDING RNi
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peR 'fafFASe
rrusses.-Marsh u Co.'s Radical Cure
rsses also Military Shoulder Brace and Abdominal Sup
porter combneda superior article No. 2vesey st., Aston
House, opposite The church
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PEGS, tho heslF g Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
ds priyatay' the world wholesale and res'i and The
applied No o Astor House.
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Protect the Brave Volunteers by Sup
plying them with HOLLOWAY'S Pills to guard them
against hiasms and Bilious Fevers.
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y
Ard Information furnished by TAYLOR CO. Bankers, l6
Celebrated Beauty The Most Cele-
s r S Of Che KNOWS new Hat
cured At he wl known No 2i2 Broadway and is
Look at it. s"r'
Season Of Furs.-To the Publfc.-Permit
and to ,n a a a sys With sh &c
Tama fa FeH ooa l o FIR Collars Siss
saly Invited ress prices s's Of
Corner of Canal and II wooster COST Streets
Rich Partisan
FASHIONABLE sHAWIs
just landed; must be soid Great bargains offered No
"a Photographs, S1.-Card Visites, Par
Tor Portraits Anbro;ypcs all the Styles at HOLMES,
Park Gallery, 2si Broadway
Cymnn tics.-CInsses nrc Now Farming
for the atJ0HN WOODS Gymnasium, Nos and i
East rwen'y-rshh street near Fifth 'ycnue
Pure Pare LIZ. .ors.-ruy Your hiasors Or
tablshed in iss2 a 2as West Fifteenth street CO.
A Pure Tobacco.-YeiioYv nnnk srobr
co-Goodwn's Pure Yellow Bank Tpbsgeo, creef nr Al d.
e 3 ~ sDsei 81 ssas
Gray IIair--Its Diseases, q ,c 80 CO.
Tor ana Embeiiishment; new TreetO> - r a.sue.s hy
GRANDJEAN, Astor place mt ior nAon'S' "
Barry's Trieophersx-
enesrst article s na .vrDs cleaning
al druggists air. LADIES' Try II. Soll oy
BatoA01Or,s AAt
world-harmless, rsr Dye-Vhe Rest IN ting
applied at BAICUt3/ able and instantaneous. Sold aud
)R'S wig factory 10 Bond street.
PEGS ,hs ss.sS = Hair Dye, wigs and ToS n.
dye priyatasy' world, wholesale ana retai ana me
u.,,.- applied 10 Q Astor Iiouse.
Best 10 Hair Dive 80 Ce..s 1."..,r q" 'fr"ASn
rrusses.-Marsh u Co.'s Radical Care
russes also Military Shoulder Brace and Abdominal Sup
porter superior article No 2Vesey st., Asto
House, opposite The church.
| Protect the Brave Volunteers by Sup
| plying them with HOLL0WAf's Pills, to guard ther
As.'nss hi.sms sp4 Bilious Fevers
Beautiful Com n-Lairds's Liqui'
Pearl has achieved celebrity having no equal Tor PR
serving and beautifyng the complexion and skim Sold
! 40 broadway, and ut all druggists :
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And dear relations minXe into bits.
Thus enccied with all the bliss tina, earth eau give
things which cternaA'' She knew that it's not
the whole OF life live and in her heart felt there il
nothing sure but heaven and In private and in the
house Of God she waited upon Jehoya,-sought Him in
the use Of the Of In tbis frame Of mind
she and her husband covenanted TO conseorate them
selves 10 Christ and His churchresolved spend the
remainder of their days az candidates for Heaven
She was permitted 70 clasp TO hor yearnng
bosom lovely babe, and theo nor heart overfowed
! with happiness She Praised tod for the priceless
gift and consecrated her heart life 10 His HOLY ser
vice She told her mother when apprchendng danger
| Bsen afraid to die, bat have snned in not having
openly protested my faith 10 Christ, and joined the
Saviour replied, nWhy, Ma you know | always loved
my saviour Now lifes journey was lighted up with
brighter ray she had all that heart could wish was
contents and joyful No fears entertained for her
safety b. her Friends but alas the fth day Af,es
the brth Of her babe she was taken suddenly H. anS IN
ssia%s IT, as 20 The
When We consider the n.-ssrs,sS, ~ - ..,no dow.
domestic virtues Of les, social attractions ant
that she has so sooa ~ yvo ana s' bur s rsen
I'm but path that must be trod
! we bow N could ever pass to God,
0OS' ~ GEORGE W. IaNGHoRNE,
- ewburg papers and Alta California, California, pleas
PExorro On Sunday October 20, RACHEL, widow
D.I- NJ Peixotto, M. D, aged 81 years.
Her friends, and tnoSe Of her anu
David Hays A. H. Cardozo aud b. II. Sexas, invite
to attend the funeral this Tuesday, morning, at nil
O'Clock from her late residence Ill West Twenty tour
VI street.
: Ros-On Monday afternoon, October 81, EDnf, inta
daug hter OF Leander aud Julia b. Ross.
Q The funeral services will take place y. one o'co
!, on vIednesday sss.srno6h, from the residence
o he- parcrits No. lis West Tweay dr',t street The
of GAINS will be taken Nyack for nFsrmcnt The tr,en
and relatives Of the family are respectfully invited 70
= tend Nv funeral services. ----ss.-, :
to sxraAt NecAaaissyiile. n Y, on Friday .octops'
~ caontl ARkL sss:H, the Thirteenth regiment,
10th year Of bis are. s~szs~ ~ /.
he The relatives and friends Of the family those Of
son, MAJOR Abel smith lr, pecttuy invited
tend the funeral this uesday) afternoon al ONE oCc
tie his late residence Of North second and IL
~A.l MN -, ror.s a,'s,. .ri.h rtt,
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Beautiful Observation-Disclosures Liquid
Pearl has achieved celebrity having equal for pre-
serving and the complexion and skin Sold At
40 Broadway, aud at all druggists.
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HoT SHOT FOR THE TRIBUNE AND TINES
The Tribune devoted its whole editorial page
and the Times couple of columns to the case
of the HERALD yesterday. Our advertisers
o,rrg,sains-leave us but little space ID RJitian
a reply; and besides, it is not worth while W
waste much powder on such small game. The
Times says we are in favor Of JEFF Day il and
the rebels. The "little villain" know ! that h,
initiates his father, the devil, whs he write
hat. If the rebels trismphe> what woul,
property be worth hcres The Times has onl
$4,000, according to. Its wn confession an,
has outstanding notes to. double that amount
" course it could lose nothing. Now, til
HERALD has ple.., Of real estate, and no note
ont. OF Course, then, i. would lose everythiD,
Whioh paper. Then. is ID" lore likely to favor
'S,s, success &c HERALD or the ,. Tn''s'
| The e,ib,.ne accuses us Of wishir rs gar vi
England. why' SO tssst the rebels may 81
ceed," sAys the Tribune. That ~ very well
he Tti5vne, whose size is refuge, T yN.s "a
! ,cs are cut down, who r.. ed to rob the JOHN
! men printers whose whole concern is not wo
bad hall-pcnuy But for us---look at thepo
\ .,,,b ohoyp ,, rc-,,y To the Times, Then