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NOTICE.

10 he Stockholders of The L. A. ,5 n.
Nagigotion Coupary:
A L the solicitation of numerous stockholders.
IL | will defer the commencement of the work
to some future time. The call will not be re-
quired to be paid at the time mentioned Our
State is now invaded, Every man will be re
quired to be at his post
c. NJ. HERVY, President.
March 18th 1862 n
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-09
TFor The Telegraph.
Sunday Reading.

"Fhe iall MI man i great mystery;
and bow nary persons have marvelled and
questioned how Gni could allow srn M en-
ter into the world IIe hid made ~ every
good y But such questiouing IS very
foolish and wrong. h ii qnite enough fur
u 10 know that il WIS Co.'s viii that man
should he being able ~ dn good and
evil. aud to b. rewarded arl punished i0r
his deeds And wi l,ut sin, end temp
fafi' to sin. there could be 10 state IF
trial, WV roal and evil. ID rcwari nrd
purl>hmen,. Man you'd not be muR, hut
SONG other heirg vi o wholly differfn ~
nature. Aud ge must remember angels are
even liable to fall. And, if we stumble At
ihe thought that X many IT mankind per
!sh forever, and 50 few are saved, may IL
nj be that man, the inhabitant of this
earth, forms but small, very small pr
tlon "f all Gods rational c'eatures? Nay.
/ must wo not all acknowledge, when We
look upon the r1stnes@ NJ that which W.
kRo,g of Gni's creation, "Ihere are yet
hil greater things than these BE-, Tor We
have seen but few Of his works
"The truly great and good in affection
bear = countennnce mere princeiy than
thcy are wont; for it is the temper pf the
highest hearts, like the palm tree, 20 strive
must upward where il l. most bnrdened. I"
'.He who said while lie wa~ On car:h
that lie was in Heaven, IL nuw pres 'nf
still with u here; pre-ent, too. though
gone b1ck 60 Heaven, not merely - be-
hold all the inward workings NJ mln'. IN
ward lite, present not Only 10 discfrn tic
struggles, sadues. G., weights upon the
conscience. which nei-h m=n down with
an inward grief. but resent o. !ift up tho
fallen, IN cleanse rha unclean. in hnil the
,ickly ,onl. To nnio ne burden that break
I il dow. 60 strike OF the chains and bands
Of sTn, I'D h'Stow hi compassion. NJ cxrr-
else His loving kiudness, to touch by His
Spirit the dise1Sed heart. and tD raise the
dr~pordine frrm The ground. aal I'D tnld
my>;ival union with his nenshcrS, to -us
tam them in their warfare with ihe
world"
Private devotion P7ep1res the heart fur
hc public duties Mi religion. ill., whn
rr-.,rts lie dutie, III ne Que, j. sci
/ de.n much enj' yment FIR the other. 1t Is
\ tie wanr cf private prayer thHt causes Ia
7 m1ry tn BE duli ana formal. !, .ifgl-ss and
rnlruirtul uuier the public maar- q
\ grace.
EVER one has some opportunity for
lain= -gali therefore every unc ha- a tal
+ clt committed d Him. Fur which Col Nil.
/ ha.d hin rc-Pgn-ibie
VI ..Ilow shocking must thy sumnr.s wv, Death.
3 To him tl15 j at ease IN his possessions
I Who counting ~ long years ma pleasure y ere
U Il. quite nllu9ai-nal frr tho voriI tl come" y"
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-09

Ca Save every pig. Guard him as
tie apple Of your eye. He will be need
ed. We have provided for the corn. If
the hogs are cared for our food is safe
Not only pigs. but calves, mutton, poultry
and all eatatle things should 10 veil
cared for.
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-09

Il5- Thc following j. thu official l.ft NJ the
killed. wounded mn missing Of tic ltl Ar-
kansas regiment, commanded by Colonel +.
nlcNair. III lhe iate battle MI Eik iicrn, March
7tb. 1892
stliI-Worn .el-lT. q Bum. 1t anil Ait
in thc acaI iy tNe explosion of a shcll-not
itnScrpusly.
company A. MtCulloch captain.-Fa-
tally wounded llh -erg't C Il EHgr. since died
private }i.tln sloan; slightly. pr.yates B n
.io.s.,en, 81 II wood, Barron; prisoners.
nriyntas John Davis. NJ J Wooda.l, ID M wis
niger. VI Johnson.
Company B-E X Garland. captain-KilleI.
private James Gnairyn; wounded slightly. It.
M. u. Cobb, private II Blanchard; danger
ou>.y. pr.vnt. J Steel: prisoners. privatcs
A Choatc, J \ Lynch; missing. " VI Lanicr
Company CT Erwin, captain kiliul.
private W II Foster: wound. 4 slightly, Can't
4 Erwin, Privares G 3 Echols " L narr. J
Dillbeck; missing Priyitcs Y NJ Cll dress, \
Han. ith strg't " Powell.
Company D-J Tis0n. captain-hiiici.
private Il Frost: wounded fatally, nnt \ E
ison. 4th serg'tJ ! II Spec sli -htIy. 9l serg-t
J ii Price private y u McNiaban, Albert IS
Puckcft, McGuyrc. A W Pcr,.cw: missing.
~ III Jas J Myers rrvires Atticus Slaughter
J F Dempsey. B T Yarbrough, 4 kena.jy.
Company E-h. hIc, capfain-kiilei. 1st
corp Henry RuanIcL fatally. private "A
w.Ilams; slightly, WWools, q " Roscnb1m:
prisoners, rrivatcs Daniel Strange. David 3 trn
mart, Isaac Cox, II u q Williams
Company F-JUhn II Simpson. captain
Killed, private i Bybee. wouDlcd fatally. Capt
J VI Simpson; slightly, privatcs " Bdlir,
q Welden; missing, It'll serg't J Y Lawrence.
privates Webb. Z HeAlistcr, L Gentrs.
Company G-Wm u dcull. captain-killei.
private Crosby; wounded slightly, 1t
sergt J A Craige, "a serg't L c Floyd, private
Wm Stuarii prisoner, } II Haynes: missing,
j Gri-ham
Company H-Wm II Earp. captain-wouad-
eI fatally. privates c Farris. Carper,
u Howard WIN Howard: missing. privates
L trawl, X Buchanan, VIM A Crabtree,
II Sanders.
Company James i Williamson. captain
Killed, "a serg't John A Brock, 2d corp Win ii
Cecil. priv tie John VI Lowry. wounded, pri-
vate Benton Stinnett
Company K-O II L Black, captain-Killed,
4th sergt W Franklin, private L Pickett;
wounded fatally, private J W Hopper; prison
ers, privatcs u Dooly, } N Snllivant, NJ g
Shoemaker.
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-09
= OFFICE.

! Ii those for whom we advanced gold and
n silver in 1860. 81 and 'G2 are Informed
that theC can now pay it back in cotton. wheat
and war bonds ut tie market price deliye. Ell to
us in this place; and That the books Of Will
Iams 4 Logan must he closed posit va'y in a
short time. Also that all gools remaining in
. 70 are at the risk Of owners AMI must he
taken away OF they viii be sold for chprges.
W. T. II. WILLIAMS * Co.
Camlen. March 12 1862 lost.
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-09
NOTICE.

J7HE undersigned offers his services to the
I public in obtaining Deeds from the Stat,
Of Arkansas for Lands sold By the Federal
Government prior TO 9th May. 1861. and not
patented up to that time. Also, Deeds for
swamp Land entities made either with Scrip or
Money.
THOS. II. STlINS
\. B,-Always found nt the Register Office
Washington, Jan !, 1867. 52-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-09
NOTICE.

NURlNG my absence in the army. w. W.
~ Andrews, Esq is duly authorized to act
as my agent. Those knowing themselves in
debted to me will please call on him and settle
the same
L. BOWMAN.
Washington. March 10, 1862 1913
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-09

eg- Study carefully what are neces-
saries in the family, aud which you have
heretofore bought for common use. Raise
them for yourself. Mustard is indisper-
sable in sickness. 1t should be raised
plentifully for hospital purposes.
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-09
a & a &c ID ,

LA u IA la H.
HAVING this day feconveyed to Mr.. NJ
II WISEBERG the Store House Warehouses
and Town Lots on which the same are situated
in Washington, together with the Stock of
Merchandise remaining on hand. recently pur-
chased of him. and also assigned TO him my
Books # accounts for Merchandise sold. and
ali Notes, Bills and evidences OF debt growing
out of said business from the date of nurchasc
to this day. be is therefore hereby fully rein
vested with all the right title. claim or Interest
which may have derived from him in and TO
said Storehouse. Warehouses and Town Lots
and Merchandise on hand, and he alone is
authorized to collect and settle all debts created
in my name ut the mercantile establishment
conducted for me By said Wiseber-.
JOEL D. CONWAY.
Washington, Ark, Dec -, 1861 5p-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-09
NnTEEE,.

ToHN VI. ANDERSON. is my duly authorized
y agent ID transact nil business for me, and
in my name, during my absence to the war;
q 90. w. MAYFIELD.
washington. 10Th March, 1862. ll-B
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N z { -

7 AN now prepared 20 keep c7u-.rrt'y "a
L hand fresh supplies or MEAL. sufficient
ace, immediate all citizens whp will nir.racint.
the necessity an under o: selling strictly for
cash.
A. 4. COX.
Washington. NDrl .. 1852 f--tr
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-09
a. G.. BROWNS
Select and Private School.

a. ILL be opened Cor the instruction Of a
II limited number of boys on the First Mon
day in February next.
Those desiring admission would do we ! to
make early application
Washington, Jan. g, 1862. 52-tr
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-09
7sFso.

nJRiNG 'av s@-rrc, 'H ths agi.iy. y. & v.
- Block W ' D. Hu'r nUtI,r.s-'l to acf N 4f n
matters her.iu 3d., hu-jur-e :. rnrr tn,l.
% 4. uu tPrf.
Washington. March -. 1852. l2-l
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-09
Caution,

w II HEkEhS, the undersigned. on tho 1ih
W day of February, 1862. executed and de-
livcred their proni-sory note. payable ole day
after date, to certain Allen Yocum for the
sum Of seven hundred and ninety dollars.
through mistake. This is TO inform and fore
warn All persons of the same. aLd caution
them from trading for said note, as the same
will not be pail.
l.. VI. HEtRNE.
l.. EINSNORTHY.
April ,. 1862 I2-3
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-09
NOTICE.

4 LII persons indebted to me will please come
II forward and settle up by cash or otherwise
]. s. BRITT.
Jan. %, 1862, 2-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-09
MRS. s. *. E}LAst.
3ESI1GTGT AR3I z.

washington, $1,000 Arkansas.
Is prepared TO furnish Portraits in Oh, from
'iie or a'"Arotygcs. Gife szc) in the hest style
ct t"e AT, ant warrcntcd in faithfuucsS OF
reqresentati N: also. PHrlnr "icturcs iu oil or
Npaoca"rra.ie. 90 low prices. Portraits of de-
&C. sei sol Tiers t"b"u - 80 eaca Terms cash.
B-fnosc wishing work her line arc
iHF'tcd 90 cali 80 rae rssil.uca of ReY. b. E.
i;'1ck. and eVrmiae Srecme $.
Ian. -. l'-t5. .-ff-
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-09
WASHINGTON
livery g SALE STABLES
u.vrNc made large

HAVING made large ~-
,-ss-ss7sS/ additions to my Sta n p. ~
Gs5FzS~t5 bles, would say to zDF -
nv old patrons and the travelling - =
nnblie. that l am prepared to feed and take
care of Horses
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-09

All persons havi.g 1u.ircss vith Ha ..,-i.
viin1iy wtil cell oa aHs-s VI Hi-ini II a.
r.. Young vino are i,Jrby authorized t. tile
the same dut'n; M. ah-e~rr
JlSiAE ". THOMAS.
March -. isg2. 90
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-09
EDEEcP.

THE law partnership tcrrt fore rE'-tira
: between tue undersigned j. tb. i,v dis
solved by mutual consent. AE r,-an- in-
1eb.cd To "a viii please come nrr I and
s"''ia with lamrs X Young. van Nil siui up
tuc unsc'iicl hu-iue-- 'f tk. 4 .in.
IA MS T. YOUNG.
J.-IkIi W. THOMAS
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-09
AS Cheap as the Cheapest,
and BETTER THAN ANY STABLE
WEST OF CAMDEN.

Nv Stalls arc large and well ventilated. with
dirt floors. so there is no danger of your horse
falling through a rotten plank floor, or coming
ont in the morning with sacoIten and stiff joints.
have the best Hostlers; the best Saddle Horses
the hest Harness Horses; the best Sulkies; the
hest Buggies; the best Hacks, and the best
Drivers of any Stable in Southwest Arkansas.
The travelling public may rest assured that they
can at arE and all times be furnished with a
No l SaAtle Horse, Suiky, Buggy or Hack at
nv qsual price. | never take advantage of a
strqRg17's Hseessities-my prices are the same to
all persons.
Passengers sent to any part Of the Sttte
Indian Territory, Texas or Louisiana, in light
substantial buggies or hacks, with the best of
horses and careful drivers, at the shortest no
tice and most reasonable terms. l can furnish
anything at moments warning in the livery
line,
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-09
sfi3cE.SsaaStEa'S Sn0ga.

and No. l Horse Shoer. Horses shod g.
other smithng done ut the shortest notice. ana
on reasonable terms.
Wholesale and retail Agent for Dr., c.
Browns celebrated YOUNG AMERICAN LIN
mENT and HARDEY'S PATENT AXLE
GREASE-two of the best articles in use.
Agencies solicited.
c. \ DAVIS.
Washington, May ; .C-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-09
From Pony to a Four Coach,

l will give my undi0ided attention to the Liv-
cry business, buying and selling horses mules
carriages, buggies, hacks, wagons, and any
thing in the Livery or Commission line.
My Carriage House is iarge-40 by so feet
so Lean protect the carriages and buggies of
my customers from the Gather or other dcors-
datioHs, and can store carriages or huggies for
sale.
also tame the widest horses or mules break
them to the saddle or harness: gate match
horses to go together; learn trotting horses to
pace and pacing horses 20 trot: learn them to
..fdce the music or shoot of; teach them anv
trick you may wish them to learn: make baulkv
horses to pull: cure your horse Of any disease.
and nick or dock horses ut the shortest notice.
Connected with my Stables, I have a
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szzrEz.xzrEczzE1
DIE ID.

AcB zsOs-,, Magnolia. Rock Co. Wis, in the 'ah yesr
ofhs age. WIN. B Aohs,on. late q oranSe Co., n. T.
Orange County psPen please copy.
ANDRUS - On Tue.dsy, sept 3, the Hon Lucius &.
Andrus OF Brooklyn sg-d years
~ relatives AND fe8d, Of tho family ave invited to attend
tie funeral Thutsdsy uicfnoon, at o'clock from n.
Clinton tongfosstops Church corner Clinton ard
LaiAyetoass brooel,n, viii olt iuf.hcf invitation.
BIHDsALI-N Chsp,.qun Friday Sept 10. Il scarisl
tower Adsna h. only daughter Of Reuben l.. and Eliza
/ beth Brdssii. - % y.Hfs aa4l2 days.
RURGr>s- TUESDAY ser. - II Ia late residence D,a
jsiuin ) Burgess in the 5lth year Of his aye.
Bo.tOa and Ne~ bodiofd psssu = ease copy.
81 AM-In Tia e.y 1re,lay Sept % Susan s. wi.s Of
A. Il. Beam. 10 ne 3ld J'n Of her AGO
CAMPBtLL-in Broosiyn, on Tu,'d,y, Sept %, m,ria
yesfs sud ln nIpntb-.
iiot isnsrsl viii 10 r,es from the residence Of her
a.,crnoon ~ a o'cioek
London ,id Iuaos.dss rIasu please COPY.
,GtK- u tls city "a Iuesiay fioruin. Cert o.
aleI hort I.-ss .hrsf Chche',e ia the isi year ct
bis
The friend, OF tic family ee invited to attend 81, fansa
vi E,o.lway. o. ITurday SEQ. ~ /. ocioek p. ~
The vii DO ~i.sn 60 jamaica f,r inennsnt
DCYIE-ln ti. city on Mond,y Sept, p. 90. H. Doyle
D. o. ohrstophsr sod fhebs Doyle, Ia tho 3it
Of Lis nsr
pOuOuERTy-0u wedaeslay, Sept. H. OF wouad ,c
ceiycd 81 ei Run Darrell } Doushosty sged % ygns.
month AID Gays.
FOLDER IN Wiiiinshrrsh on Tuesday evening. S.p, ~
Jane. vsn Tine twin OF Henry aud Eliza J. fogr
Friends aed relatives - the family invited at erd thu
funeral te.densa NJ hi. psrrat No 49, AZ nsss
| third dor above Leonard night hand side, this ia,
| t1hufsinSl, at 5 O'Clock p
FABEN-At Cass,l. o. SUNDAY. Aug ., Mrs mile Fsber
relief Of Couad " fabe Of Newfoss, Ase' "a ,sars
| 9MOatA..
rORRFSr--Ip Brootlya or Monday Sept. D. Cup, Johi
/ Forrest, o. b.Itsa uaTs Carolina
CLLENE-At ssdsI (Nsl Seminary llog ,ta, Wedn-.
dy Sept II ofwouts received ~ the lt,e q Hui Ran
Aug serg Bend T. Greene, at BroO klyu y. ID syad q
Srss months aud u dag an SoTgt o. Co llh Reg
! meat tBi0)klyn) " \. .. NJ
CR,ng-ln hi, city. tuesday spt o. Janet 6rabo
| VIZ ~ oil Coo DfUDb. an lho p6lh isf Of hos age.
| IrCEvAN-On Tue'day, Sept %. Peter H. ucgeman, 4
! tie flI yea of its s.r. -
Ihc re,v,. snd fsail rcpef folly invited 10 attend vi
funeral ou DE r,sife ce OIL brother 10 eph legcIn an
No "a LIN place, IfoOs ~, Thufdly, sp.h inS'p "
osIsck 4. u. without laru.a isv,iA!ion-
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL COSyEsTios Oh TN
DIOCESE or Ngw-YoRK.-The Seventy ninth Animal
Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church Of
the Diocese Of Newly ors was held yesterday 10 81.
Johns Chapel, commencing at 10 o'clock. The
attendance Of delegates was large. DIR. Dillon read
the opening prayers, the Rev Mr. Maxey read the
frat lesson, the Rev. Mr.. Hollingyorh read the
second lesson, the Rev Mr.. Montgomery read the
Litauy, DIR. Weston gave out the psalm, the Rev.
Dr. McVicar read the ante-COmmunon services, the
Fujstle was read by Dr. Buel, the Gospel by iir.
Price DIR. Weston gave out the hymn, aiter which
Ur Euel preached q o 5ermOn-tbe text, 81. JOnu,
chan. xviii. " Sc w. T.. Dunscombe, esq, aud
the Hon. Luther Bradsh were appointed 10y the
Convention 10 aid in the examination Oh the certi-
feates of delegates. In addition to the clergy
who OBLIGATED IN the services, there were also ~ the
chanccl the Rev. DR.. johnson OF the General Ibeo-
logical Seminary, the Rev. DIR. Brown OF -.
Georges Chnrch, Newburgb, ana the rev. pI'
moore of liempstead l.. /. AT ~ o'clo X, Com
munion seryce vac celebrated. Az III O'Clock, Tue
Convention organized. In The ABSENCE OF tuc
Bishop owing 20 sickness the Rev. ID. Eigenbrodi
Secretary, read the canon alludng 10 Tue aotenco
Oh the Pisaldent eX oic.O, which provides that th
senior prefbyter take tho chair until permanent
PRECEDENT shall have been elected. The Kew. Dr
McVicar therenpon took the chair, and the secret ~
.ellod te roll. The Rev. DR. Pice WEE chosen per
mhnout Chairman, ana the mecliug .dJougned dnih
o clock ILLS u0rniuK.
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1ynrkets-ReDorfed BIZ IT, kcgr0Da.

PurFALc Sept. N-FLorR quiet wilrAT arm FOR Re-
Water Iniian1 Ohio end MicLian te0 81 GO! foI Rss
Water Ilinoi,i 81 II Amber Mich gam III iot ic
Amber Ssndrsky CoKN quiet ,ma sabs OF souha al ~,
Oars quiet bp,hru WHISKY quiet, aud no snies C.vA'
FRRIGHrs dul At l5c Corn 10 on Wheat to Nexfors
lsPoKrs: 1000 bbs. Flour. e4o0O bush Wheat ZISoy
Com. EXPORT: 100 hbl Flour $4,000 bush Wheat lIcS
bush Corn 20 600 bush. Rye.
CHICAGO, sept .s.-fLoUR unchanged WHslT Iesc
higher ~ 092c for No. and 830e4ic for No. 2 CORN
active at nc RECEIPTS: 6 80 bbis Flour 5000 bush
Wtel $4,000 bash. Corn SuPsRsrs: 200 bb!s Ffonr
500 bush. Wheat II 900 bush. Coru. FEsIGHTs steady
EXCHANGP unstsred. GOLD lie. premium.
MIwAUKE& Sent. 2i-fLorR lower. WHIT no
cha ged 51dgo RECEIPTS; 900 bbls Flour, IS 90 bus
What snIPaEyrs: L0J0 bbls Flour, 2OOOO bush Wheat
FRHisBTs unchanged.
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HorEL AHRyALs.-sinjor j. l.. Drew, Beaufort,
S. c., Capt. Byron Por.cr, L. & Vols, Lieut.. j.
". Phillips and Louis Sands U. S. NJ, aud the
Rev WIN. Ross johnson, Albany, are among the
arrivals al the As,or House.
w. l.. Underwood, L. 5. Consal, Scotland, +. L.
Lyon, st. Louis, VIM. II. Green, Providence, X. l.,
c. V. Bosworth Maine, aud }. j. Bldgley, Detroit,
are stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Hon j. Taylor, Judge Lawton, and p. Montieth,
Albany, Capt. WIN. A. Sheldon, 9th N. Y. V. C.,
Harpers Ferry, Capt. John w. Noble OF M. Gen,
Cur,is's staff, and Cafl. james DAVIS, 10Th Rcgi-
ment Il. A., Halifax, n. s., are guests at the 81.
Nicholas Hotel.
Lieut.. w. W. Smith, u. S. r., DIR. Wayland
Sara'oga Springs, c. ID. Cnase L., are at ia
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Lent Pine Coffin, 18Th Regt., Cremation Guards
Montreal, If guest at tie Clarendon Hotel.
Hon. j. V. L. Pruyn, Albany, Capt. Bythessa-
X. NJ, and Jas. A. Laiorne, Boston, are Stopping
ut the Brcvocrt House.
Chas H. Baker, u. s. N is at the Everett House
Col. II. a. V. Post, I'd u. s. Sharpshooters, Capt
Stevens England ard ). II. Bigland, LoDdov, ar'
among the guests at the New York Hotel
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MAEKAE ED.

CARR-LEONARD-On Tuesday. sept 2, by The Res. G..
~ Luysnrs opt Yield Carr, ~ he~fOfi 10 Amelia -.
tila toonsf1. Of Newark. y. J.
HADLEY -UsETED-in th,s city or Wodne,dlY evening,
s,y .. rs thr Rev & G. hoItrt. joe o. W i,icy for
frrri. % the Peoples El-vofifs if'h hefmen, Wv.
10 Mics Eunico Usoed daughter Of Va usot,d esq. Of
this city.
UicR OK BOOERT-in 'his city Tlssiay Sep, -,
Al the redsnco VI tho brides brothc by the REV. u.
Jervis Nit d. >. HckcoI 70 Miss AHA Am BoscG both
of Brooklyn.
STU WKLI-nERRIrf--On Tue-isy. Sept p. st the
residence Of tho hrdes pn,nis Idwin A. Studseii 10
Mar N-rrlt, daughter of John > aud Hannah u. Nor
MT beth OF the ciy Of Brooklyn.
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RELANpon Tuesday evening Sept %, MI John Ireland
| q, Ia the 5ls wear OF his AGE.
The relatives and friends ere respectfully invited to attend
tnc funeral nom h late resdsBcs No. 90 LispoDardt Oh
friday afternoon at O'Clock, without further Invitation
sDa'ive Of Hsl'eworth Suffolk, England. ssed 60 years
JAkDiNE--At Manchester England on Monday, May II,
hannah. wife of Geo. Jsrdiue Of this city.
rnsf service Stephens Church Brooms and
Cm',is-st. Saturday, Sept III at IL o'clock The
fneods Of the family are respectfully invited.
kING-ln this city. on MONDAY Sept 2 Mary wife orr P
King In the 27,h year OF her age
MACODUCK-In BROOKLYN on W.dn.,a.r o.. "a ~ A.,
Mary W. Mscoduck, aged mouths ard % dsya
The relatives and friends of the family are invited
TO attend the funeral from the residence of her parent, No
2ot Courst Brooklyn, on Thursday, at O'Clock p. M
without further notice. -
MoRGANA, New Rochelle. on Tuesday morning Sept o.
1902 Daniel Morgan. in the 10Th year Of his
20 attend tho funeral Trinity Church NewRocaes on
Thursday afternoon, 25th inst. Ut o'clock.
McCLELLAND-n this city, on Tuesday, Sept. %, Robt
MoCielland 10 the 9th year Of his age
ORTH--In this city. Tuesday Sept o. John Paul Ortiz
PINKHAM-At Sharpsbu,g, Md. on Wedoesday Sept. II,
killed instantly by the explosion Of shell during the battle
Henry Pnkham Of Brooklyn in the 9Th wear OF his ago.
Ordsrly.Sergt. Co. b, 4th Regiment New-York Vols.
PUGH--On Monday Sept o. Geo Pugh, Of Ceaport, WI.
lpgton Shropshire, England, aged - years
REAY-A, Hudson City on Wednesday, Sept. a. OF con-
sumption George Reay aged 4S years months and d.ys
funeral from bis late residence this day Ihasdayl at u
o'clock p. IN.
ROGERS-In WILLIAMSBURG. Wedu.sday Sept. e. sfer
lingering illness Edssr Rogers IN the 44h year OF bis sge
His frsuds respectfully invited TO attend bis funeral on
Sunday afternoon at o'clock tom bis llts residence NO.
~ Dsvoe-st. Williamsburgh
RfNGIER-In this city Tuesday Sept o. julia daughter
Of John Ringier. In the Path year Of her sge
SMTHOn Tuesday Sept 30 Of consumption, Panels. wife
OF Calvin w. Saith
The friends Of the family invited 70 attend the funeral at
the ae residence Of The decsssed No 2+ East Broadway
Thursday 25th inst, at 10 o'clock a. IN.
SMITH-At Southport. Conn Tuesday Sept. g. Mrs
Eunilv Smith Wild Of tla Nj. ID
aged 81 years
Her funeral will take place Q. Dsnbury. Conn, Fhday.
26th inst. at O'Clock p. m.
sHERMAN-At WILLIAMSBURG, Tuesday Sept. 70, Geo.
w. sherman, aged rs yeas.
STADTLANDER-In this city on T1es1ly Sept. 20 Mar.
gsreths H. wife Of John H. Stadt ancer sged - years
sHERlFF-In this city. Tuesdsy. Sept ~, Capt VIM.
N Sheriff. Ate Of ship Hannah Crocksr aged 81
years
TAYLOR-At Bloomin gdsls. Tuesday. Sep. % Henry
Hill sd,et Of tho lAs Knowles Taylor 90 In the 4sth
year Of hi,
QUAif.--kied ia seton Ante'am Greek. Nd. We'd
nes,y Sept H. James Quail. aged 81 years. member OF
I'd n. L. 5. n.
Thomas Duzan,
UNDERTAKEN No. 1876 5tb-ar,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25

PIAyos.-Mr. Worcester, the piano+or.o manu-
fcturer, has recently received pseut for certain
improvements in the pianoforte. III osc of his
pianos which have this addition or liberation are
superior in volume and sustained SQUAD TO his pre-
vious instruments, and have been Wnch praised by
eminent payers They can be examined at hlr
warehouses. OF their quail ics, in comparison with
those of other makers we DO Uoi offer an opinion,
but simply condne ourselves ". notice Of their en-
HANGED value previously made square pianos by
tie same miher--an old-ess ablsled house.
Mr.. Dunbar, the PIN .o-forte manufactures, he
given great attention 10 certain atyie Of piano very
little made, bui whic'. is The abandonment Ia tppear
ance, and the mott convenient for small rooms we
mean ,he upright piano. Ilo hao succeeded IN pro
aueins yoV Inc lusruu.eaI. wiib volume cam