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Fisaueial News, Markets, &c.

Ncp YOrk, FRIDAY, SEPT. 80 6 +. b.-The nuc,ua-
ions In sold to-day have been @ follows At 10
O'Clock, 1874 1o1a 1873; 1ai2, Is2; Iosl 1924 /;
81, 1893. i0.3c, 1874; loss, 1884 liA5, 1877. |;
ii.25, i92S; ii.25, i93t; ii.45, 1893; ll.55, 1921
i!.o5, ieiT; 1910 iotN; 1e1S ie2; ; 12.4n 19i%;
i2a5 iY2 Ia i9l Q i9iA 2.aj, lg2 2.l5, lo5Jq
2.25, i'J'. 40 i92%; 3, 1914 3.i,, i9la 3I5
iol $50 i93,; 4. 1857 The gene raj stock market
presented no iestules of than ordinary int 81.
Dealer, anxious 10 hear something definite from
Grant pending which the transactions we're light
Governments ~erc 'tesdy. The money market con-
tinucs easy at per cent. The canton Of lenders
however. 10 on the increase. Exchange active at
l,si. iC9 for fold. General trade remains erceed-
insly dull, even at material reduction from r-ees nj
vaiues. The bressistuiis market ~@ very much de-
pressed. Flour fell of 81 q % cents wheat cents
corn = cent. with dull market At the decline.
The aiendance a. the diy eood. auction saes to-day
we fair, but thoe - Isck Of rpiri AMI the
ea tendency 10 lover prices. The largest cofIee.
hOuse IN Brazil. with conn, ction. a. Baltmofe and
Nes York, failed today. Tie hrn h+ been aIse
holdeIs OF ling ekCL aud ia. heayy fall s
caused their failure.
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4 TUX with General Sherman.

one OF the NJ issschusctts State agents recently
sen, TO Georgia b. obtain coorod recruits, thus de-
scritcs recent interview with General sherman
told the General my errand. lie had passed
me and VIVA inside the tent, AMI halt turned round
when spoke u him. lie Is -quare-bu.lt man. Of
Ds-lium height, with head Of average size, lank
face, II man nose, good but not commanding fore
head, and an eye like hawk-dark grey in color,
quick glancing, restless showing fire there but in-
dcstlng also irritable temper and unsympa-
thctc nature. That ~ the first impression The
leader Of our armies OF tho West made on me-
H. was dressed In plain blue pants AN vest /; his
hat and coat were OG; be lad one bot and one slip
pcr ON an untleschel linen ST. rt and blue woolcn
socks. Hs eye showed that ne wus not in one of
his hest bumOrs, as he broke the silence with
Milledgeyilc's a good place. S,vannih's an
other" He spoke a few more sharp shooting sem
icnces Ol thai sort when | explained The object
of my visit to him. He out and sat down on
chair In the piazza, and asked nc TO 10 seated
uo said that he had repeatedly written 10 the
Secretary Of War thst there were no sbe-bodied
mon In this country who were not either In this
army or the other that every niger In the de-
psrtmeni was needed for m.ssary and quar-
termastor work, and for building forts, or As
pioneers he would agree, be ssd TO eat every
in.ger could rccruiI without salt when there
were enough recruiting agents down here he
would organize ttem Into roglment-hc had
no doubt they were loyal en-snd put
them III the front t. fight tho enemy. fbe
rebels bad swept every abe-bplioi Niger before
them. and taken them down into the corn-yrowiu,
regions of Georgia. lie did not believe they would
be iouni N Atlanta When asked whether he
would forbid the agents 70 operate within . certain
distance from the front, be r.pl ell that he had no.
| thing 10 say in the matter NJ was here by a
higher authority than h's-that OF Congress lut
he seemed decidedly to tclirve t0c mover L,lievei
| anything Otherwise th.n decldelly) that all the
| ngeuis would ret their labor for their PAINS and
| uuly eat his rstons wh ch he does not Ike. He
90 over his Hharp-shooter style before We finished
for am no, apt v he oyerswed hy the bowers thai
he, and he IA clearly puoul. and ,t.,a a
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DEAF HAA.

BARTOW-On Thuitday, Sept. 90, At the residence
90. con o jacob q. B and saI n j Bartos, OF dip
heTil AGED yeAfs aud ~ nionths
calm on the bosom Of thy God.
Een while with us thy ioo,stcI- trod.
h"seal ~@ on thy brow.
Dust TO its narrow house tenesth.
soul, 10 - place on lish!
lho' that have seen Thy LOOK in cesh.
No mole may iear ~ cie.' LE-Esr.
The fieu 10 aud relatives Of the FAM y are resrec,-
MY IN, iei 70 ete1l .As fr4ersL h, tss,g's.ys
Phebe Birto~, hsoison 81 Flushing, I'll. II
DuYLE-on Sept. 2ath, Mrs Aun novle> asei 20
years, Of the Parish Of CiombroIey, County Long
i.e. friends, and those Of her -ons Charlie, ana
iunc s, on sauday aierroon. Oct l. ~ ocloci.
steet. 2A5
KNAPP BROOKLYN. r. n, on Friday, sept. n,
isot harry D. KNAPP only -on OF Jarvis II. ana
h.ts Knapp acct yesf., months and days.
gersi, on SUNDAY afternoon, a, o'elOcA, flom ~
South ith 1t. cor. sd. ~
.lA,yELI on Thar'day. sept. 2oth, John Inve.l.
LavrlL suddeaiy, In the l1th year Of his ase.
HE friends and relatives Of the family sre re-
tpctullv ilvtted 10 attend the iunoml cm bi. late
ie.iecncc 36i West igth at, bet llth and lh sves,
o. Satu DAY MOI nins, Oct. l. at o'coct. without
further notice. i6
native oi Rallymaite Co Cork, Il leland, aiger shorS
ana painful Illness Gled 6J yeste.
'Lons,ho.cnens I. T. Socic'y, are respectfully In
viied ~ attend the iunegsL sunGsy aitrDoon>
the "a met, At O'clock. from his late residence,
CHI rf 1874
REII.LY-On Friday. Sept. n Mary Reilly, 9 ns-
i've OF the Parish OF y Nckhiiy, Co. WeslmeaIh, Ire.
ald, IN the !rh ye-r OF her age.
he ielat YES and friends Of the family resyec'-
fuliy invited 10 attend the funeral sunday alter.
noOn at / ocluck. from her late residence, 5h3
Sixteenth 1t, cor. Ave- Is. Her icmains will 10 in
te red In flathush Ce uetery. There Ill be MAee
o Requiem tor the rcp0re Ot her soui, OH Monday -
OCT, ~ the Chuch vi the Immaculate Lonce option,
l4th ST. and Ave. A, to which Ler ifiends are inyei
at o'clock. 4. NJ lib
EOSE-On wcdnesday, Sept, os, after a short ILL.,
ncss, susan, vile vi Peter "a. iose, ia the 5Uh year
Oi her ae
The tieuds and relatives OF the family are respect-
noon, Oct Let, at O'clock. from her lae residence,
Locust ave, JypI,rs iiliR L.. l. 2sd
RUsSEIIs-On Thursday, sept. 20 the widow
Mary kusseil OF the PNith OF hi.lanale 90. Iippe-
tary, Ireland.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral this tSatusdaS. afternoon, at
Ocioch from her late residence bi2 second ave. u
sLElGHr 80 suddenly, on Thultday, 10Th inst,
Eve, only dgugAior of William 4. and hate A,
Sieight, aged years, months and days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
fpcCtiully invited attend the funeral tAis tSatur-
day afternoon at ocoS, from the residence OF hef
pArtnts 9th ave, Nj. eInou. tain esy,t 4th ave-
col t,th IT. at il.3J A. VI. 100
SMITH At 35t East 32d IT. BRIDGET, beloved wife
OF oven smith.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
90 attend the funeral, NJ O'Clock. tins GaN. -
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/. and b. had no word or In. nation Of What WAS

IL and be had no word or Int nation of What WAS
coming I'LL the -cceip of Mr. Lncoln's letter ask
ing him 10 get out Of the way. HIS promise 10 re-
tire whenever the President should wish II, made
after the Baltimore Convention, was, Of course,
buncombc, and he supposed IL TO have expired by
the statute Of Limitations when Mr.. Chsse's resig.
nation was acccp'ed.
The Chicago 1RrBusE- radical Republican, thus
comments on the event,
The loyal poriiun II The country will shei no
tears over thiH asiynitiJa. NJ BL,rr would have
plcsseA The tnip1 1,- h.ecls tsi he feaigncd =
year ago. The President should have removed
him the next day ate making his pro-slsvcrv
Rock vile speech. lie has tcfn an eyc.sorc 10 Re-
publcsns ever ruce. Tie H,lt. more & luvention
gave the Pres1cu, s,rouf lint that they dcs red
hiu To ind u successor VI. BLAZE wlthout 60.
lay. But better late than ucyer.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Interesting to Consumptivcs.-An Epvi<
~ einston. By this ph. ase NAV jus,lv char
Siefize he celebrity Of ~ ! u. SCiIESCK vi Phi.
Ise'tnlt shoee name is nov w'elr known th roueh ~
cui tht Atianic states, and hose pIoeseiopL iepu-
uuou vs. 'onnded on bis successul I.tors medical
oIincI. ~. aie ! medicine, knoNn aH " Scheuck's
~ tonc svrup" hlt prar icav Ieu 81 the MIS-
cnleN ~, aoSma q the medical s0hoois tnat Con-
tilp'ion u incurahe." II eau he proved by anv de.
sisbe amount Of te'timonv ths, this medicine h,s
cured many -ho ~eic pronounced by distinrui.hef
physcisht be- in the ln,t staee. oi ConsIfu p on
included. 10y -"
Dr. sehen nch hns Likewise discovered an infailihls
tMeiN iot ptslrpsa, viz SchcuCk's Sea-Me.
!onlt- h ch u probably fhe ouiy tue lem eds tor
indieestfon thai can be furuirhed by q M,tprs Nc
dica Of oli countrg. still betier-nT Schenck has
discovered An eihcient suhsti'utc for clomel ,hss
great destroyor 81 le human lsce, which has ., OBJ.
ably rain more than cnsun ptlon tsel, ,hou,h one
iouh Of tle human a iiv Il vctiinlet hy hat fatst
dlsea ae ihe thee medicines o; Di. Scheuck ars
empioyed ty him In the cue of tJusump,ion, 10
anich % branch Of medical piScticc he attention 10
slecally diiected. 1nd ia which he has teen more
succte.tu tbtn any other rlsn IN Ain. licA.
a. ". f'hcuck Nul tc professionally At HE looms No,
w Bond ct. New iolk. every tuesday. from 4 NJ
70 y " His medicines may he obtained theie 80
DtAN BARNES, No. 2i Park Row, General
Afeni toT Ncs York CITY.
:" d alto by diuggist generally. 1i3
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NAsnIsoros nARkEr nErArL rBicrs.
kEM IOuk. Friday sent z

The decline in gold for which every housekceper
has heen eiveltly pTayiae has not had the desired
effect upon the retail tIsde for with the eIcepit Of
butter und the interior qualities Of meat, prices have
Lot undergone any material ctsAle. There has be,
decrease In the price OF several articles of family
consumption In the hoiesAe Market but 1t has not,
rs yet, extended to the retail. Thir seems rather
strange aud It is very difficult to account for but
trust long will hail with pleasure the downfall
Of everything needed in u household aud until that
time arrives should be frugal and careful In all
our habits, doing without al those delicscies and
dsintie, ~hCh very ea.ily be dtpcnsed sith and
for which pay such exorbitant suIns OF money let
the public generally adopt .ystem Of non-colsump-
ton, and peculators and dealers will find It TO their
inte ost TO biing dox their high prices.
Bs,ehsY Neata per lb-Roa.,ing pieces, 2fa25 (:
Round steaks 2oa25 siIioln do, 24a.6 Porter house
DO, sOas5 soup l2ali; Mutton, l2als Veal, lla9.i;
Spring Lamb lislS.
E.gs fesh 7as for 26 Lard 9ja3C.
Fruts;-Grspes 2SatO peg ID. Ranan~, a per
fe,r 50al o.; i'run-. 20, iemons, eel., tledk Pea
nuts bush- = CuTrant,, lb., bal. Rasrhcrries,
doz- bO.,b Honey, -a.o per ID; N pie sugar, %
as peg ID, Pine Arp!e3s eqen' ,e Mus. Meon;, -
~ Water Melons 2uA5U; iluns .. "a. 10. feaches,
.aij cts pr quart Grecnsrfes. lSa35.
Fnh, ps, u, brook Trout, al 60, Perch, lo Lake
PIKE, i5 Sucker, sslG; Yellow fels lsa!J stIlpcd
fi.S, s ss: Sun m do s.id. wsits fsch. sil, "s1e
salmon Trout 2ba9O Pickefc i5-- Ioh-'cTr, ssi1 ;
rr iu. i 6c~2 %; smoked M~ssrei. lsa2c; IL
leis -a2s Dried God Fish, lgsl6, salt salmon,
asS feeedi Cod ssi1; Iibat. s s5s.s 'Sa saaoe., %
l0all shad 25a5O each Pollock, i2ai5 Lake Bass Isl
rns fnS' sa aIe Il y. seCcp sSfs sh ssS as
ed -had isa2g smoked herins lbald per b'ch OF Il;
The sun., 1864-10-01

TBr rapid decline in prices during the last few
days hss induced m cxtravagsnce in expenditures
which ought 10 bc carefully avoided The fact IL
poo,is can now te bought at . reduction Of from
twenty 10 nir,y per cent. on former prices, seems
10 have lnhuej the public with an idc. ila, :hc
ne easily for economy has psssci, aud 'hs, ilc
danger Of extor,on is no longer 10 h. apprchendcd.
This IL precisely what dcalc.s want. Il they can
induce their customers at the preseut time n put.
chase the suck on hand, they will be relieved from
serious oss will be able TO buy At low figures. and
then will return the gradual m arking up which pre-
ceicd iho lsto crash. The true policy u ofconsimers
is 10 increase rather than 10 relay their economical
bshn-to buy rpanngly TO place a higher cs.i.
mate upon the value Of their currcncy, Correspond
lug with the decline 10 gold-snd hy this means
stimulate tho downward tendency ~ piccs. Tho
value oi goods Ia mainly dcpcndcu, upon their de-
msnd When eustomcis arc plenty when ,hc lie.
uland 10 large and there free disposition 10 buy,
= ricos naturally tend upward, and when ,h.t con-
rary Is true a ncccssarily follows. 4 iudi-
cious system Of economy nou, When prices top
ling and ready 70 fall with q crash, would te
In eTcc, Ike The provertasi 'lns, leather" which
breaks tho c.meI's back. |, would force ,he spec
ulators who have srnassel fortunes by the rise Il
gold, ~ disgorge, 10 certain extent, by sales at
low hsurcA and would greatly retarl Their schemes
" again enhance prices. B1i aside from this. con-
sumers aud particularly tho poorer classes, should
bear In mind that We are now on the verge Of win
ter and that In . few weeks more the necessary
expenses OF living will be materially Increased
Contingencies of SICKNESS non employment, aud
lha oh Hvau sh.s ~, O.
should not be forgotten. II will nos do " calculate
upon low prices Of goods and high rates Of labor
II gods materially decrease in vsluc, wages will
necessarily decrease 70 some extent, and hence
the necessity Of husb~nding resources now. Tho
ssfost policy Ia always the best. Economy and
hugslity at the present time will not only aid the
downfall Of price,, but will secure exemption from
p ssible want in the midst Of winter.
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TRADE NOTICES.

RROOkLYN TAILORS T. +. 4 b. C.-THR
- lrn OF HE IN Atlantic II, having relI-.d 70
sln the advance bill of price, the shop he been de-
cha ed strike ami tue hands ~ithdIa~n. by order
ot tie SPECIAL COMalrfEF. 320
T ONG>UOEEMEN'S I. B. SOCIETY-THR
- members Of thir society will assemble IN RDse.
yet - ou SUNDAY Oct. md. ag o'clock l.. NJ. In re-
gala with cfApc sit to NJ end The uueral al
our decoa<sd brother member ,IDHN KtiAS Bv
order OF DENls 81 LLtNAN, Piest, kOILR Nc.
rkNTIi, soc,y, lis
NOTlCE-THE ADJOURNED FESTIVAL
Of the Journ' Bekors' Protective nion No,
d, Of Boosyn, vii AXE place on saturday. Oct. Il
l>6i the weather pcrnittIns. All tickCA are good
for thar evening. Music In sttenGarce AZ O'Clock,
ty ordyI OF TiiOs. DONOGHOE, Pies. JOHN DO.
HE\i, sec. III
THE LONGSHOREMEN'S UNION PRO.
L tectiyo Association. No 3, nie ~ iuea,ed 20 At.
tend ting 10 be held spring st.eet Hail. lsS
spring IT, ON this Saturday evening, October /, ls6A
Punctuni attendance IL 10 uestei busiuo OF i'm.
IortAnce u 10 br trsnssc ed. 80 order OF DENNIS
CuNNOks, Vice PIesdent. EENkf BECK, Rec
sec. IlD
TO TAILORS-NOTlCE-THE QUARTER.
l. y meeting oi the Wo.k,ng rsIo.s Trade Pro-
tctNe Ai~ BcncNo!elt non -ill lie held this Sat.
u.dy eeuln,, at u'c,Fk, iol the e.ectiou ofhceU
10. the ehrlliag qua ter, in Refo.m Hail. 2sl Grsnd
ST By oidar oi tho Cent. al Committee. 3ss
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lying - the soos Of prccipice partly covered with
plants, and on her head her wedding wreath Of
rosemary, now all crushed and withered. Lying
near her was the body Of man. who held the
muzzle Of gun In bis lef hand, and in his righ,
the end Of string, the other end being fastened to
the trigger; he had been shot through the hesrt.
Though greatly changed by time. and moro. proha-
oly, 7 mental anxiety, Dreihahn, who had never
In recognizing in the dead man, a. be Law before
him, wclterps In his blood, his w.fe's young over
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VIA u kIASsES.

INDSAY-pAlTON- TuesdAy. sept p, 81
Lums len, ieeIor OF st. Paurs d soopL Church, Sr.
koi Lindsay 10 Miss MARY l.. Day ton. all OF wis
liam.'rfrh. binfhamton ald New London Conn,
psptT- pleA~e copy On
The sun., 1864-10-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
"Nhai Is he Good Tor :"-To Learn Oh

"N hat Is he Good Tor .''To Learn the
Functions OF tho Brain--read ,he Phrenoiosical
Journal To learn the exact location OF the o.rsus--
rec the Phrcnolo 'iclI hs', Just issucd by Messgs
FOWLER 4 WELLS, $50 Broadsey. Examinations,
day aud evening. 313
rrIl mud Winter If you 'vnut Fan and
Winner cIoi Ring, 80 20 r. Is. BALDWl rs T. AMI ~
avery 4 ne ID kes' stock AMI ftoIe il 10 G. 1. aud
pgccs less Chldren's department not equAlel 81
For the lair and Skin.-barry's TricoD.
he.ck. lne L.ss ~I4 ele-ptes aitic.e, SoI by al
dIu flr's. 5JI
Wheeler tS Wilson's Hi.hest rcmium
LooN s.i.n >, rag hsn4-es, ". 90 bgo.u,.a 80
Vnndecnrr's Eureka tOucc. 4 trial will
convince ie most nc eldous oI Its slptfotr over
nnv oht. package Co.'tc. 10 he Of ,,r,,..s EN-
eraliy. Try 1t. ROBERT DAVlS sole Arent, lyb
lhunber 1t. tJJ
7.3O and 1910 Loans-Finh National
Bank, 3s Third awe per cent. commission allow
ed ioT all subscriptions. X. KELLY, President. A.
THOMPSON. Cashier. sei
"Freemen's Guide to the Polls, and a
e.psstslly for the candid inqaher, b Rev wN ..
POTTS; New York, 70 Wsasss-, Prize 10 cents
The sun., 1864-10-01
SOCIETY NOTICES.
A Dreadful ACCIDENT OR A nc
\ PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING AND

Concert " III be held ts evening" NJ o'c, ok A
IS, Bowofs, hy Ntptuue Division, Ne. g. spaaLers
td lurefr are iu'uoi ~ como. snort Speeches and
~ 'I snt'ne. kitiA"p Al sIlN, Piett. 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-29

dsscstisrn True il was, IN all ether republics, lib
esty had BEEN buried In that grave nu. sith thing
in this cn,irh,ccd and civilized CENTURY, and in the
most enlightened and civilized country OF the oen-
tnty. would have been ridieuled as the dream Of u
naa,lman. They were even sjire of the perpe-
tuity of liberty than Of the Union. but what has
become of their liberty Which OF them will pre-
tend that IL has not disappeared long ago beneath
the heel of military despotism They can sec by
this-hat the immortal Yankee race il subject
TO the mutability which marks all subunary tung''
They have reason to suspect that the Union ~ no
more beyond the reach of change than Their hb'r-
ties In point of fict tho loss Of the last involves
IA far "a they are cncerncds the loss OF the rS-
Their military MASTER Abraham, is nos fighting for
the restoration of the Union. lie laughs at the
idea Even if successful, he does not propose to Ie-
establish "the Union" but, III its stead, con-
solidated government, and military monarchy IN
all but the name.
The people OF England were quite as sure III the
American Revolution that the union with the colo
nies could never be destroyed. George the Third
was as obstinate as Abraham Lincoln. The latter
may perseverc for eight years, as the first did fer
seven, but if he fights Tor eighty, the Union has
gone all the same. We want peace, 1t is true, but
We do not want it enough 70 be under the feet OF
such people. by ana by, even orr ionsngs for
peace will give way before the iivincible necessity
OF war, and We shall adapt our natures to life OF
peIil and struggle rs to our normal condition.
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These two leaders Of Yankee journalism have got
TO loggerheads, and are abusing each other without
stint. No two fish women piled each other with
more unsavory epithets. Bennett. calls Prentice a
whiskey bottle, and Prentice says Bennett has had
SO much leather worn out upon him in booting and
cowhiding that he is accurately acquainted with
every kind Of leather, and that his hide is fit for
nothing but tanning. fine exhibition they are
making before the world Of the dignity and decency
oil the United States press What will the barba-
roas people OF Europe think of such a set to be-
Tween the leading organs Of the intelligence and
virtue OF " the most enlightened and yirtuous peo-
Pie Oh the face Of the earth" Is there not danger
that they will think them nation OF imposters and
biaokguards! No doubt each has spoken the truth
of the other. but then to speak the truth in such
language Is beneath the dignity of Heaven born
American freemen. 1t shocks US to think Of it,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-29
Exchange of Officers.

1t is to be hoped that no exchange limited - OIL
GERS will be sanctioned ~ our authorities. The
Yankee Government cares nothing ,0r the impli>on-
Inent of its private soldiers. Jasy are poor men
and foreigners, who have no friends and no political
influence in the United States. Our hold upon the
officers is different matter They generally belong
10 class which has the ear Of their Government,
and hey deserve punishment more than their ignO-
rant tools. Besides, the Yankees have an unlimited
supply of men, and afford to let their prisoners
remain hcre forever. If there Is to be any ez-
change, our brave rank and file, who have been 80
long langushing in Northern prisons, should be the
first restored
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10 ENIPInN 4 YOUTH

WANTED, FEMALE TEACHER
w 70 take charge Of small school III my ia
mily, at Orange Courthouse, lady Well qualified
to teach the English branches thoroughly, Latin,
French and Music. Address a. THOMSON,
au 2j-ims Orange Courthouse. Virginia.
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bIED.

On the 2Sth instant in the ffty-fth year Of her
age MARIA A, relict of the late Samuel 5. Rnd
Of Georgetown, District of Columbia.
E{s~ Baltimore and Washington papers please
copy.
On the 9Th day of August, ut his residence, in
Henrico county, after II long aud painful Illness
CHURCHILL FARMER, formerly Of Caroline
county, Virginia, aged seyenty-two years. lie
leaves wife and many children and friends to
mourn their loss.
Father. thou most kind and holy,
Bend ny TO Thee meeky and lowly;
Thou hast called 1t cherished one,
God of Love, Thy will be done =
On the 2sthof August, MARY HARRIS, Young.
est daughter Of Thomas \. and Jennie N. Baldwin
III the fourth year OF her age
Her funeral Will take place from the residence Of
her parents, at half past O'clock THIS Monday
EVENING. The friends OF the family invited
to attend.
On Friday, the 10Th instant, on Broad street
Church Hill, THOMAS HATCHER, aged seventy
years.
Killed by a shell from the enemy, Peters
burg, on Saturday last, ROBERT GARDNER
MCCANCE, of the Otey Battery.
His funeral will take place at half.past O'Clock
TO-DAY from the residence Of his father, Thomas
W. McCance, Esq.