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ORDNANCE OKFIOB.
" WAR DEPARTMENT.

Wash,neton, February g, 1854,
ysTy a. tie New York aT..n.l u az aorss ar
Ss MAZE IN
vltn tie standard pattern to be seen 1t the New
They are t. be subject to the usual and
proof and are to be inspected at tse Arlory where
Deliveries mnst be made at the rate Of not less
than geo sao.ss per week, Commencing the 4sh day
..Isilurs to deliver at specified time will sua,ect
the to fprfs!ars of the namssf he
mo No bids will be soa.dsrsd from parties other
tent s9 s.ecsss in ,hsf own shoE, the yori pro
en % s sn sss
their own tisnatures.
to Hh @ ss M
;a mad sss bidders
tract snd bond
or :. bss met
Proposals. viii be addressed 10 .Brigadisr Gene.
nRss p
AisiIisiy ssDfes." ~ GsoRsi Z E hsS..1:a
pRoP0sALs FOB WOOD AND COAL.
O@:s House af Represent asires, o. S.
until Il O'clock on sATU RDIY, the ssth day Of
Of Recrs Of the 11itsa states Thrss Haa:
dred Tons t2,2a pounds bestWhits A "a Coai ,stes
beat size, and Fifty Cords Dly Pins WOOD. Tae
whole 10 be pscked swsy in the vaults ofths Capitol
1T such places as ay be detignassd by the asf En-
fvss and be ~ shs 10Th Of nsrs
Rords for the faithful execution Of thu contrast
will be required, and an oath Of ALLEGIANCE must
accompany the pro posal
Eiik for word and coal will be considerst gaps.
rat civ. ard satisfactory arrangements viii 90 made
EDWARD MCPHERSON.
ft2i-bt CLERK House Be preseatatIves. .. =.
VHiIF QUARTEkMASTkk sOkfIoE,
u DkPor or WAsHIHGfOs.
Washiagioa, D., e.. January :. iai.i
All deslsrs in Drugs. Hardware Lumber Lsss e
OF emce Furniture, b ~ Dese sno 6Adoiery, EarG
questso 10 senc TO fins ofhos. ON the MONDAY q
each week, sesled proposal or list is dipi.cdt ot
the articles they are prepared TO furnish 70 tnu
Denot ats ort notice with the price of each MARI
On IN pieir figures 90 that in case the exigsncts8
OF the service require e. sIt lie or articles can
be obtained without cel,y and at the iows,s p.cs.
CURED to furnish the list pTnetusIig sysey Mon.
Day mornioes kUCkkh.
Bricadiar General and Chief Omar tsrmaEtefs
faB tf Depot ~ Wnshfn ston.
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s. GREEN q WILLIAMS. AuctS

By GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auct:onears.
vrBREE FRAME HlUsE3 And LOTS ON THa
isLskD At AscTioa-on to nsDAf, tina drst
dag Of hareh ST O'CLOCK 0. M. Ne SEA sell In
trent CT he premises, Frame Houses sud Lots in
aeep on The corner OF I'd and treet south; ons
of the Houses is ussd ~ . aSocoTy Store that is
doing q sccc Business. AEy one wanting snail
place, viii DO well to attend the ssis.
Terms ore. third e&.h: Ea'snce In ak and twelve
months with interest; u deed given AMI deed Of
trust take the premises.
8Il corv.!Sbcirs and revenue stamps 1t the cost
Ct tie purchasers
Title incitl utaete.
fr2s-d GREEN Il WILLIAMS. Auota.
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NHikF QUARTkhMASTkk sOkII0E.

y ITrpNHCUsa. FAINT 4 Co.,
b a N X S.
NO. 3SG PENNSYLVANIA AvENU9s
WIN continue 20 furnish
U. 3. FIvE.TWENTY BONDS
As,on6 Issued Government. ~ ress
s. Coupon So OIL
q. 3. 7-s0 Treasury Eotea.
U.s. Der tiAcAtes of IndsSesd1e0~
GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND BOLD.
Yxchause on ell parts OF Europe and the EoftAs.
Cities sold In sums to salt purchasers.
xsoaks aHa Gold bought In New York sxesunvs-
ON Oommissic0.
svU RITTUNH0U6D FAINT ~.
TNI0ner or TIN LAVE OF rHl DIsTki01
III ~ o'lpns''' D l. 1s SS24fSook fzrIoS
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DENTISTRY.

EREAT DJsCovkET IN DENTISTRY.
Esaa Eel, acted fsithoK Pata icifh the Msartss If
O1ygen.
would advise ell persons having teeth to ex-
iraet to call at DR.. LEWIE'S Office, \
saa have them taken out By tails asw ESs5sss
snt harmless process Also csl ansQIIfYU
examine the Doctsr's sad i'm.
proved method of e<ertins Artificial Teeth. II
you once see the great improvement in his teeth
y on will have them ia othsr ssyla than this
snd valuable one. No. 242 Pa. sEasus, Between
no Is 81 LETTn n. D.. Dentist,
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TsHn PUkIST AND cHEAPEer MEDICINE
- pepdt In this city In J. 3. M00a1'B -
s Wsr md Drus store. l13 Penn. avenue.
- fnssieians, Presssiy lions eompoundeA u
bStf ssAt. cheaper tksu tes cheapest. fs % N
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" Square PIANO PORT = h Ia -. sRssno.o 1r.ud
g. :sss = iss1 ss Az ssS
Ioems, No, $40 street oosr wsn ~ s,ssssss
Ntsset. ~ 49,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ByGRKEN 4 WILLIAMS. Anctioneers.


:. ynTIf'N MT o. IoTs oH THE NAvy
n Yaap -On MONDAY the 10Th inst a.
c'c,oes shall e u N iron. Of TIE premises,
srst coruer Of saia Sasaf O. themes soath ca \ line
with fifth street esst 80 feet and two iashts,
thence Forth by northwest to q point on EirS;ais
avenue So f. ct Incl es to point so1thuestrsra
from The pacs Of beginning, thancs on lins with
said avanne; another Lot Ia Square No. 81, ssyin.
thence east ~ feet. thence north rs festS incees
thence IL feet to 18th rect east, thence south to
place of beg inning, Is feet iachss.
Terms cash.
fe53d GREEN q WILLIAMS. AuctS,
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honor to arseuEcs tat In compliance 49,
rn.a, sns Senera. 7. guest OF bis friends sna
course OF Instruction In Singing and the Pisno
s a. ~ his rev and entirely original method.
oil nose Who teeire ~ become 6ne singers oc eY-
seIent performers can avail themselves of this la.t
portuI ity ty applying - HE residence. No. 316
street, corn or OF nth st. Il u I'm
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DissoLuTIoN OP.c0PARTNERsHlp.

Inc raItnerehip heretofore existing under the
e. arc nrm OTIS 4 W. Meyenbsr2 IL this dap
siss orsu oy mutual consent Both Of the uadsr-
$3.50 Ae snthoiized TO collect aud saitle tba at
'Aits OF the late Erin. =. n sEYESBnRG,
w.sbirgtop. PsS. 18th. ,s ". hSYEs Ssa AL.
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Wssi,ir gto1 ofices-5II 9Th strest, west sfdsl
and corner Ia. avenue sad 9th street, under RIA
tiaInI E0EsI
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Two fhk MUSICAL PuBLlC.-J. NJ SrIRF
Piano Tus er and Ne rairer, would re psct w.
Iui5 snr onnce to bis friends and Ii muscsl tlEH
lnshe generally that BY ls Asins their orders S6X
a. Ar. IRTWISLEs Drug store corner Ut
Penn avenue ana 18th streets they win be prom ut
~ and satisssctorfiy sttsudeo to-
Urdets from the couL tsy also atten ded to by ad-
dressing to Washington Post Office f. SINS
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I.struca, IAN. 1.-The Yankees
lost three desert-rs here, and we lost
four citizens: They had been dodg-
ing our ranks, through one cause or
another, since the war began, but all
excuses were about to fail, and they
left. They We're, one preacher, born
in South Carolina; one doctor. born
in Kentucky; one merchant, born
in Tennessee. and one doctor born i'll
Ohio. Duff regiment narrowly
missed 4 chance TO distinguish them
selves, through the want of thought
fulncss Of some Of the officers. l
doubt if they miss another such
.chance.-1Iouston Tel-graph.
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Inpoytunt from Jupan.-The San
Francisco Alta California, OF the Sd
October, has the following:
From an officer Of the Russian
steam corvette Nardvick, ashore
above Point Reyes, we learn that the
British fleet, which went to enforce
day,neut from Prince Satsum, Of the
Indemnity demanded for the murder
of Mr.. Richardson, is reported by
the .japcnesc to have met witlI-a de-
feat According to the japanese &C
counts, the feet proceeded to the city
If llagosenla, where the Prince re-s
sides. When it reached the outer
harbor, violent hurricane came up
and compelled them to lay to. On
its cessation the fleet entered the in
ncr liarbor, where, after Il short en-
gagelnent, they sunk an armed schoo-
ner, supposed, from the subsequent
Axiom OF the Japenese, to have been
a decoy. As the fleet proceeded, they
came within range Of masked heavy
batteries. which Immediately opened.
The batteries wer., Of rihed cannon,
and opened tremendous fire, one
vessel alone receiving seventeen shots.
The advance portion Of the fleet We're
riddled, the guns Of the batteries
being so placed that every shot told.
The Admiral of the feet determined
| to make Il boat attack, but did not
consuinmate the same, owing to the
disabled condition Of a majority Of
his vessels, which compelled him to
tow them out of range of the bate
rirs. The Japenese claimed to have
destroyed the greater portion OF the
| fleet
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cure for Feh.-That almost intol-'

Cure tor Heh.-Ihat almost lntol-'
cradle complaint, the camp itch, may
be speedily and effectually renewed
by the acetate of copper. This can
be prepared by placing a copper cent
or any other piece of copper in a
small quantity (say two table spoons
fully of strong vinegar for some twer-
tv-four hours. Then apply to the
parts affected three or four times 4
dav, each morning washing them
with fine soap and water.
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For the News.
The Chimes 07shr Cow Bells

Vow evening fade, up;p the quiet scenc-
The whippooiwiii, Ills y.aint;ve numbers
tells:
With pleasure half akin - pc.;n | hear.
The druwsy ,inklinR e. IT. { bells.
Those tinl.ling bells how 'at'y u menor,
dear.
They bear to Ulr upon he avruing air
another home comes up '."E,"c my eyes.
And all the joys oi tttD'':n rs, childhood
there.
I ac. myself Il happy rs:'.i gain.
i.vamins the wood, wa one now far
away
Again hear HE losi;t. 81 he herds.
Slowly returning hons: =; Close u day.
Alas the sceEc il changed. the u"rry boy
That gurnboI!.,i wish ~ is at oti!cr play
he little hand that g, I'D not crush a
worm,
Must needs now .;r1 ,lc sword to clear
the way.
These mcmorys st"'i awart M nIusng
heart.
Willie lookinS ha-, iarI at he happy
Aud ono. again ,ar swinI.!ing of thos"
bell,
Warns M tina, r. FIJI! il approaching
fast.
ZGNOEIA.
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Peacc. - The commissioners of
peace are already i'll the field. Grant,
Meade, Banks, Gilmore and other
Federal generals, are the only pleni-
potcntiaries who at this time can
work efficiently in "regotiatinS with
the enemy. If the war is ..bloody,
and inhuman," let the re-
bcls, who commenced it, bring it to
. .erminalion. Then we can have
the Union restored upon terms of
equity, fraternity and equality under
the Constitution" II the Confede-
rates prefer war which is wasting
their resources ard shr0uding their
homes to ar honorable Ieacc in the
Union, all our Government has to do
is TO keep her armies up. and never
consentto peace which disinem-
bcrs her WI territory Mr.. Ioombs
has told Us that the country at war
which has the last dollar in the
treasury is the one which is apt to
succeed. Both sides cannot win. In
dis contest We are for the United
States st. Louis Republican.
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Observation-Disclosures iniorlna-
tion having been received that Act
in Masters John y. Bcall and Ed
ward Mcclure. together with 10
men, all belonging to the Conttder-
ate States navy. are now in close
confinement, in irons. at Fort Nc
Henry, to be tried as pirates, our
Agent Of Exchange, Jud@e Ouid, has
notified Gen. Meredith that Lieuten-
ant-Commaudcr Edward p. Will
!ia,ns, Ensign Beniamin IL. Porter,
and Is seamen. now Yankee prison
ers in our hands, have been placed
in close confinement and irons, and
will be held as hostages tor the prop
Ell treatment of our ,nen.-R!cl!lnond
| Examiner.
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Prayers FIR Pea.c.-IIlr Pope has
issued his dycr,e to the Catholic
world that OH i1e first day Of Des
c-mb.v it shall commence Il "Novc.
ma" or mine days prayer for peace,
which snail be continued daily until
the 2o,h day "f that month. The
Petersburg Register says:
The Roman Catholic Bishop Of
Savannah has been for some time u
communication " It'll the Holy See
and the Bishops al the Church North
and South, on the subject of imvok-
ing Him, xvi no hG!ieth the hearts OF
Princes and RuIe,-,' to grant peace
to Our distracted country. The Pope,
IN conseu nSncc, las issued his de
cree ,hat he Catholic world shall, on
the irSt d:,v of l., cember, commence
:, .sNoycna, OF niI. DAYS prayer" to
the Ruler OF tt Universe, 70 dis
nose til. hcaIts II all men to peace
and concord, and he united prayers
IF the Church "a, 10 be continued
Tor the s.-sna hal.. and tneritorious
intention tntil tine twentieth day
| ON the first or December the pontiG
in the oucc -nrt.9Do!is of t!.c Chris
tian world viii earnestly invoke the
Almighty 10 L,,r ;ac cries OF his
afflicted cL:lG.,u. and 70 grant that
peace III / its attending blessings may
r.irr more vii 4c people of Amer,
I lea. TN a." sa.-r DAY, and At til,
Am, tour. =. magnificent cathc
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From lNlla gor1u E0g an" tie
C0ast.-Ycst cday's News has adj
vices from Headquarters, c"rr"..pon-
dents and :, ntiemen just arrived
" hich We cou,l lens: ...-..
The Ianl,, are i'll possession OF
Kings Kaurh, Indiauola and Lava
ca. and are said to lie marching ON
Corpus Christi; they marched abont
1000 men into iavaca on Sunday
last. aud left again for Salnria on
Monday. .u
4 larCy Yankee steamer has been
| shrllin- ia" beach from san Bcrnard
to Nclasc". firing ; shots into We
lasco. Il, enemy have effected :
Ilanding miles below the mouth OF
| the Can.v. 30 men We're landed on
the 10Th OF December, in launches
land anothe. large steamer was evl
IDENTITY prepa ing to land men at th'
same nlacc. Mr.. lliiugsworth. JUS
arrived mt Houston, confirms the
above, he wa, one Of Capt. lirndcr
sons scoutin. party OF II men, ''n'
was there ut the time the enem,
LANDED 200 ~ 500 men near the IN
nrv. who came near capturing TN
whole of them; they escaped b,
taking 10 u boat, abandoning thei
horses. bnt ,aving their saddles, ~
, A Yankee prisoner taken near Do
crows Point, December 29th, state
, that Banks us now 5000 men "n III
prnin,Illn. that h. was c0utMua.I
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Information Wanted.

TlNIIE mnIcrsi ruod Gc>iIcs to "ltn.n III
formation of the whereabouts OF his pa
rrutS G. ". and Elizabeth Patterson. They
formerly resided ut Lake PrHvidcnrc: Ia
He has not heard from them since the Fed
erals occupied the country some i months
AFRO. h -uppn~cs them to be some place
about Red River OF in TcXas. Any inform
alton concerning them will confer a favor
which viii be gratefully Acknowledged.
Iily-3w WM. \. PATTERSON.
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We published paragraph, yester-
day morning, from the Meridian Cia-
rion, stating that a report was cur
rent that Writ ADAMS cavalry had
made dash into Na;chez, capturing
the Yankee garrison thore. rg
Mr.. Metca!f- gentleman from the
neiyhborhood Of Natehez, and resi-
dent Of the city, douic, the capture
of the city, but says that Writ
Adams cavalry Went to within SIX
miles, and destroyed \. Z. Nerrills
place, on the Kingston road, and cap
turcd thirty o. forty negroes, who
were there from the contraband camp
picking cotton for Merrill on shares
Tor the United States government.
One. negro was killed, and on
Yankee and the ovcvseer of Merrill
were captured, There wa 7LHri
diminishing in the neighGoe..ooI OF
Kingston the following dmv.-Nis
= si~eippian.
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ucceSsiOn sale.

State IF LouiSiaRa-Par'Hh 9f Cat
do succession Of Imcest T. Gtl-
ham, dec'd.
10y virtue of commission OF writ oi
u sale issued by the Clerk OF the Dis
met Court of the Parish Of Cnddo ami
STATE aforesaid, directed TO w. w. George,
admir-, or 20 any person authorized by law
to sell succession property III said Parish OF
Cadlo. will be offered Tor sale at public
auction and sold to ihc highest bidder on
Saturday, he ~, dayof Fsbrwtry, A. D.i""4,
in front of the market house. i'll the city oil
Shreveport, between the hours OF ~ o.
clock. Il. m. and 4 o'clock, p. NJ,
Ancyro woman named Caroline, % black
COMPLEXION, aged about 81 years and a
slave for life. belonging to the succession
OF Vincent T. Gilman, deed.
Terms of Su,c.--A credit Of II months,
the purchaser to give his note, with good
personal security, bearing eight per cent
Der aunum interest from day OF sale ANA =
special mortgage to be retained on the sal'
.ihvc. W. III Nf.->H'
ian- N"''!'''
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receiving reinforcements, and will
.ave large force; that Banks had
the disposal of 10000 troops, that
Ord commands one corps and parts
Of two (l3th and l9thD at Decrow's
Point, that Banks intends marching
up the Peninsula, there being no
wood or water where the troops now
are, ETC. Flakes Bulletin.
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~irnycG o. stolen.

lar-,r chestnut sorr"l hGr-c viii, hlal.
a face 4: American saddle on. i|rn'!
sc dollars viii be pttI t"g Biz deliver. a
helps X Cos. -
janij-2t' VI. " BRADFORD.
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NOT s{ =.

4 Ii persons are hereby ca,"uon'd a-;t.i.>
y r,>iu. away any coal from my !'n,'
ian tYrmIno or j. " Wheaton.
De-. 81 q. j. WELLS.
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U,IlE most desirable Red River planta
tisn. known II, the T.. X. Hall p!ac"
or the year lS6i. Apply ut
anlj-3t ". Lev >.
south Western and Gazette copy and
send bill to NJ. Levy.
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!.G.& LAW J.,
j J. KLINE.
IL. ]. O. ENTLl.E.
Simpson - HunsiCkcr,
\ ion

WILL give particular attention TO sell
w ing Real Estate, Slaves, and Other
property. uahN-H
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NOTICE.

TVNN T. undersigned, comprising the Board
l. o! Examining surgeon, of tunscrp:s
tor the State OF Lonis:nni. hereby give no
tice that one member of the Eoafd will
visit the several Parishes within our lines.
ar such points and on such days as is herein
below stated, for III: purpose OF examining
iho-" coIlscripts Who may cons!Ar them
selves exempt from military service be
cau~" of disability. All such persons should
be in prompt attru'taacc
30. ser Parish. Bellevue, Jan. ,, Ia. -.:Gth.
Claiborne Mirlcn. 18th. @9lh
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G.. y. NoTgTNGtiaM. u. D..
~ I. CrARNE. II. T..
~. IiAK.l. Asst. Surg. i. \. c. :.
Board Of Examining Surgeons.
Con>criPt District la.
Shreveport, Jan. | /. -Gi. janlj st
Paper, IA 81 est Ia. copy :; lines and -,.n !
bin wi-l copy OF paper 10 1o.n!Tar,!aEt
( ua.,ript Dist. La. ~ shreveport.
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l. " y nANNDN.

L-,Nt. t-0I. IN-.. q ~.
iGU~-Hi-s. Dept
Shreveport, La. jHnuary >. I-"i. ll2-td
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XII IL accordance with Instructions
f-.m tie War Department at kicinncnd,
Nu...h, following named "iiccrs will re-
i,in their commands Las; Of HE Mississippi
=. ~. ,. i,i-,.f liNl:N
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IlD. Or. 4-r:I L.. EA,.r.rlNG <lHy CE.
N"no.. La, Pee =. j %.
The New York herald., 1864-08-19
MA2aiAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


BIZ BLicgwsrr-RAYyrs-- Wednesday, Angus. IT by
tho Rev H. r. stead lIEsi T. BLACKWELL, CT Astoria
ANNIE T. daughter o James ~ R4Akn Esq., OF this ci y.
BRowN-C ooaIss oo Sunday, August Il, by the Rev.
Dc Uglhy, I. A. DawS, OF D.alo. 70 MISS JANE Cooxs
OF New Nelk Ne cards
puszSruRy- Lapnoy.-ln Washington, u. c. on Wed
nesday, Angus; le. By the Rev. 3. H. Modal d. Mr. W
IL DvsESDlRy. OF New York, 10 Miss CoRNElA GrAppoy
OF the former place No cards.
tiERsHoyGLNsaeS On Wednesday August IT. by the
Rev Isaac Gershon, assisted BY the Rev. Dr. Bond MIR
GTnsDos. os Now York. TO Rosa, youngest daughter
the late George Gershon Of Lond)n Ensaud No cards1
-. Io.s tMa papers please spy
nrrr rRpGF.-(,a "Wednesday, August 10 by the Eev.
Mr.. Smith, Brooklyn, Mr.. JonN D. c. HulF MISS ST.
san Z. BtRHGg, both OF New Jersey.
New Jersey papers please copy.
NcaoiLS-NILuANs.--oa 81 luday, August IL, Nj. HEN
Ry NI,HoIs Of ,be New York Steel Works, Nss MARY
WILLIAMS, OF staten Island
RyDga--RlpFiE.p--0n Thursday, August Is by the
Rev. William F. ohnsou, WifrEf RYDER, 10 JULIA Red.
FIELD both OF Hunters Point, Long Island
HhsoN-WusaS Thursday, August 4, at The resi-
dence Of the brides father, shelby county, Kentcky by
the Rev. Dr. Hill, ALFRED X WIrcoS, OF New YORK city,
TO RaUy H.. only daughter OF The Rev. Samuel wilson,
d. ID formerly Of Connecticut. No cards.
The New York herald., 1864-08-19

Cemetery. Carriages win be at tho depot at Twenty
seventh street on arrival Of ne quarter past one O'Clock
i. NJ. train.
srErnaAx. "Wednesday. Angus. IT. HARRIET JKssEy
STrEpMsv the be,os cd cau htcr II James and hece
s;ee arsn, aged years and 10 aeys
The fIrrds OF The family respectfully invited to at
tend ih' ,unera from Or rae's residence, 4s3 Third
avenue this (Ffidays ss,ernooa, at two o'c ock
SilrfFsEp.--on Wednesday, August II, HsSRY RorERr
snEqlYrD the beloved C Robert aud Caroline shop.
herd eeed years, 10 months and days.
S,Y.E--On Tuesday. August Is, at Newark. n. j.,
IRE relatives and friends Of The family are respectfully
inyed g. ot,end the furers, from Grace church, New
ark, this tfridayl afternoon. al three o'clock.
SusaIpAs,Al Carver Eosrial, Nashllsten, D. G., on
Friday Jay IS NlliM ~ ,inAs, a. ed is cars, Co u
Fourth reginett New YrA heevy artillery, native OF
Rulecs county Cayan, Ireland, for many years resi-
deui + Can nandaigGa aud lately Of this CITY.
Caaapdaigua ~, ~ and Csyan rciandi papers Please
Tara.- On thursday, Angus. IS, EDwARa TATE aged AZ
years, months ard aays
The relatives end rieud Of The family respectfully
invited % attend the funeral, from his late rosd 100
Greenwich avenue Saturday afternoon al cne O'clock,
with IL tgrther Invitation.
VAN Yocs,His.--At Harela on Thursday morning Au.
gust u, Ag EY MCcoEA, son Of G. W. and &. NJ. Van
vonflis, aged II years
inved 70 attend the funeral from the rsideace OF hs
this friday afternoon, at four o'iock
wATsoN Sudden y, on Wednesday. Augrst IT, Gsoscr
WATSON a-e1 81 years.
The relatives friends OF the family are respectfully
invited attend tie funeral ron hs late residence, No.
So President street, Brooklyn this triaay) aternooa, az
txo e'cincs.
WINS. lon wednesQE4 night. August II, OF cholera
infantum, WILLIAM JgsfthsoN, only OF James and
Catbarine White, aged year and months
The frieuds of his ithar and grandfather, Mr.. James
White are invited t1 attend tho funeral roa 55 James
street, this ttrdat afternoon. at two o'clock.
ssa WITHIN ,a e'st M ian rot lp son Sen on Thurs haray
HaxurT b second daughter of Dr. Alex g. and Matilda
whiting, arod years.
neral from tte residence Of her parents Fort Hamilton,
this Q'rides) afternoon, AZ three o'csck.
The New York herald., 1864-08-19

manning time spent in passing resolutions, which
should have adopted IN i've minutes aud the Con.
venton concluded by duasrerg on organ ation schemes
ard deaIng questions se-oge, wonci's lights, and
universal FREEDOM Freedom they considered 10 be the
right 70 abuso every one; while the iasAen tons OF
torthod X seciaran liberty were well exeInrlinsd by
hratner who states that he LETT the Church 6ocsuso
their gctians OF freedom lax that tcy expelled
him church engaging in pugstic exercises
ing religious services With beloved though orring
br.t