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Subsistence Department.

LANCASTER, o. H., August 26, 1864.
In obedience 10 instructions, notice 1. hrrsb,
g'seato those who stiIl hold che miers receipts
for The delivery of the Tax In Kind Wheat,
hcs, Or some difficulty may arise a. to tlieit
credit iUr -aid delivery :
l.: G. NoRrifIoP !. A, ,G.s.
sdng.so, psj, ssu
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Important TO Holders of Four Per
Cent Bonds

The following ioter mas osen handed
TO the Charleston Mercury for pubIica.
tinu
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Circular.

OFFICE OF AGENT OF THE STATE OFFS c.
CAMDEN, Sept. 8, 1861
II THE attention OF Commissioners of koads
la and Town Authorities is dirsc, ed to tho
following orders from department uesdqSar.
ters:
HEADQUARTERS,
DEr'r Gko., So. Ca AND FLA
Charleston, =. c., Sept. 5, ls6a
SPECIAL ORDERS No. 2ts.
EXTRACT,
v. All Exemptions or Details OF Ncgroesun.
,ie: call. heretofore made for Slave Labor,
graz ted prior to the st day oil May, 1854, are
hcreby revoked Impressing Agents will res
pect only such details or exemptions as have
been iseucd by the Major General Commanding
since the date above mentioned.
BY command Of Major General JoxKs.
=. q. wARWlCK, Asst Adyt Gen
HEADQUARTERS,
Drr'T 40 "a, GEo. AND FLA,
Charleston, =. C., Sept. >, 1864.
SPECIAL ORDERS 40, 3l6.
EXrRAUr.
V AL applications for the exemption or de.
tfil of Negroes under calls for labor to work Oh
the public dcfrnces must be made 10 thcs.
NuC ~ t'S'i "lOu par
tiou!ar work upon which SAID negroes are EN-
gagged the uuoIber so employed, with ccrti.
hcate OF oath Chat said. negroes are absolutely
necessary iur che public service, must he given.
No other applications will be ,ousrIsred, and
no exemptions will be regarded by the State
Agent or his -ubordmatcs, except such as em
anatc from these Headquarters.
By command OF Mai or General Josss
CllAS. II. STRlNGkELLOW, A. A. q.
III. All parties. whether individuals or com.
panies, who own or employ more than Que
Slave liable TO Road duty, ate required to
furnish their quota OF labor when called on. un.
le.s relieved 10y the proper dstdii, ss above
shown, a copy OF which they will forward to
this office.
IL. Commissioners OF Roils snd Town au-
thorities will forthwith incor porste in thsir 70.
turns the names of such owners or emplovscs,
with number OF Road Hands in each case, and
they are Instructed {" respect no detail 40, ia
strict accordance with trc orders to whicL
th cir R,tcatloa IS called.
H. B. JOHNSTON,
Agent Of State OF :.
Scpt. -, 1861. 33-lt.
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OFfIcE ComMI,,IoSER or TAKE

Richmond, Aug. 20, 1854
J. X SASS, ESQ President of the Bank OF
Charlestu II, y. g.:
SIR-l our letter Of the ] , u 10 the ad
dress OF the : .creiary OF ~. Treasury, has
been ,eIerIed 10 this Buream. You state
that !, ~ reported lher. that the tax col.
lrclors bas- been instructed MOI % Ivc.ivs
four per cent certificates III pay mrHt u
taxes frsm any bnt the or.sIoR! subscribe y
o. IN other words, certiucales transferred
20 - ,hird party. are Lot available for The
payment OF Taxes.
! am no. aware that any spch instrIc.
tions nave ever been issued. am ceriain
none such have s"xna,rd rom the Depart
mrni nj this ONE. On ,ne contrary, ,ou
VIII see from tire enclosed espy OF tegnIa
lions, ,ha, Spur per cent, certificates may
oe transferred h;deiinitslN, and lhat lLe
holder t4ay use tbe9l ~ payment Of i,is
taSe-, wbetner he be the original holder or
mere assign.e, b. c,nform,gg TO The re
qnIreuents Of article al said regulations.
Very respectfully,
Commis,luaer.
The following is the paragraph from lhs
Tax Commissioners "res ulstions" referred
to above:
TREASURY DEPARTMEsr, C.. =. A.
RichmoBd, April 80, 1868.
When any such four per cent. bond or
certificate Ia used in paymeat Of tar OF tax
es, there must, before tlre same IL received,
be written upon II, Or upon some paper an
hexed, an assignmen' TO the Distsict Cot
lector, or whose depu,y shall receive it, ex.
pressed in tern,s ,dsuo jag that such assign
ment - made ju'payHen. of n tsy take.
due from The then holder, OF Holders, or
from partnersnip, frm or Incorporate asso-
citation, whereof he i, o. hey are, Z mem.
Der or members, or tro1 .oue Iuemoor ot
members (named) Of II partnership, Rrm. or
incorporate association, then no Idin 2 aud
about to assign the sans.
When the person or personsthus IN akinp
an assignment to the District Collector shall
not be the person or persons IN who.e
name or names lid bond or crTIiica . wa,
issued, tnCre mast, before the san,r - re.
cr'ed, ne written upOn II, or upon some
paper annexed, an ass gnmest from ,ne la.
ter; under whlch either directly, or through
some intermediate assignments, the former
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War lax OF 1864.

The Assessors Of The | Sth Collection
District are n"w prepared 20 receive "elu'n>
for the taxes Of 1864, aud wIh 1t,end ~ iipe
fulowing place. and .ines for SAID pur
pose, viz:
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~ hesss
CouImissIuaer.

The following is the paragraph from .hs
Tax Commissioners "res ulalions" referred
to above:
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Al Nadia. Creusha~,s, frlday Oct Tn.
At Coz. Nelson Eslls, Saturday ST."
Vt Stephen J.. amali's, nroudav l0n
AT Exv. lssbt. I s.isr's, Thursday l3 Il
IA Uaxaiiaw. F,idW IA h
~ Capt II l.. tINburn's SAi"'d,r loth
At John i;osx' Monday l7,h
+ Al Epla'', Tuesday 1917
At T. Il. ..MaglP.StOrs, Ned"e>cs, " Is h
VI CTai " Ta.i",s =. t"ursday = 2utu
IA Mrs. T.. w lius,'~. F,,d.y - 2i.l
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4ortrw.
Miles o'Reilly on the "Naygurs."

Miles O'Reilly on the "Naygurs."
tAt iato banquet to the Irish brigade In New York
this following song by private Miles oRsly, was sung
to the air Of "The Low-bsoked Car" and received
much appausOil
Some tell us tits burning shame
To make the nagurs fight,
An that the thrade OF bsin' kilt
Belongs but to the white;
But az for me, upon my souli
So liberal are wo here,
III let sambo be murdered in place OF mySsiL
On every day in the yeRri
.y 0..T On every day Of the year. boys,
.rH And every hour in tho day,
'."t. The right to be kilt Ill divide Wld him ,
Aud diyil a word I'llsay.
In battles wild connection
shouldn't At all object,
Ifsambo's body should stop hall
That comm for me direct;
And tho prod of Southern baEnet,
SO liberal we here,
III resign sad let Sambo take It,
On every day In the year
..s. On every day in the year, boys,
. An wild none of your nasty pridn,
All my right In n Southern baEhet prod,
Wild Sambo I'll divide.
Tho who object to Sambo
Should take his place and hit;
And it's betther to have a napur hue,
Than a liver that's wake and white;
Though Snmbos black as the ace OfsPsdes,
His hnger thrigger can pull,
And his eye runs stbraigbt on the barrel sights
From under its thateh Of wooli
So hear me all, boye, darlinRs,
.'.''' Don't think I'm tippin' yeu chAG,
rH....... The right to be kilt I'll divide Wild him
I.n And give him the largest hHlf
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Erttrrs from tke Armu
Correspondence Of the News.
From the I'd o. H. Artillery.

From the I'd o. H. Artillery.
Doath Of John p. observation-disclosures Of ,sr intenIod
Rebel Attack on the L. Il n. .R.-onr Forco. Pre-
pared fer it-what tho Soldier Boys think OF the l..
dies Vallandigham Aid soclotieS.
HEAD-QUARTERs Co. A, gao H. A. !
Fort McAlister, KY, Jan. 81, '64. I
Mr.. EDIToR:-We have just expert
enced striking instance of the uncer.
tainty of life and the certainty of death
One week ago, John p. beaverton wal
a stout and hearty young man, bidding
as fair for long life as any of us, and
yesterday morning his spirit took it.
everlasting fight. His sudden death
was caused by violent attack of Infam
nation Of the Brain. While we mourn
the loss of brother soldier, we do not
forget the beroaved family at home, and
there is not heart in ca mp that does
not beat in sympathy for them. While
they have lost a son and brother, we
have lost a comrade in arms, and each
Of US is reminded by this solemn event
that death, the great destroyer, will
sooner or later overtake US, and that of.
ten when we least expect it the summons
comes. 1 ar....
There are rumors nfont that guerril-
la bands arc conce ntrating for tho pur.
pose of destroying the L. & N. r. R,
whilo SO many veteran troops are at
home on furlough. But when thor
come they will find that we are not
sleeping. We are in excellent fighting
trim, and with the advantage We have
in position can easily repel foreo of
four or 6Ve times our number.
Some of our boys have bOen homo on
furlough and bring back fattsring &C.
counts of the condition of affairs at home
One thing, however, they learned, that
rather aroused their indignation. Some
ftho Ladies, who once pretended to be
our friends, have organized "Vallandig-
ham Societies" and are raising funds
for his benefit, instead of giving their
money to the Soldiers Aid Societies.
This is not only an open shame, but is
gross insult to every soldier in the
Union army, and these "she-addors"
ought to bO arrested and sent to a war
mer country, SO that they may better
prepare themselves to endure tho tenn
peraturs of the climate where they will
finally land, if they continue their ef.
orts to support and uphold such miser-
'ble traitors as Vallaudigham.
Yours in haste,
HEAVY ARTILLERY. J.
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Misrepresentation.

During the present term of Con gress,
Hon. Green Clay Smith, of Ky. intro.
duced the following resolution:
ResofUed, That, ns our country, and
the very existence OF the best Govern.
ment ever Instituted by man. is impor-
lied by the most causeless and wicked
rebellion that the world has ever seen.
and believing as we do that the only
hope of saving the country and preserv. {.
ing this Government is by the power of
the sword, we are for the most vigorous
prosecution of the war, until the Con-
stitution and laws shall be enforced and
obeyed in rll parts of the United States
and to that end we oppose any armis.
tlce, or Intervention, or mediation. or
proposition for peace from any quarter.
so long ns there shall bo found a rebel
in arms against the g Government; and
We ignore all party names, lines aud is
sues, and recognize but two parties in
this war, patriots and traitors,
This patriotic resolution was adopted
BY vote of93 yeas to 63 nays.
Upon this resolution the Ohio mem
bers voted ns follows
Yens-Ashley, Garfield, Ecklsy,
Schenck, Spalding-6.
NayS-Bliss, Cox, Finck, Hutchius,
William johnson, LeBlond, Long, Nc
Kinney, j. X. Morris, Noble, John o..
Neil, Pendleton, G. A. WHITE, ]. W.
Whito-14. .....
Last October this State by a majority
Of over one hundred thousand, elected q
ticket nominated on a platform oou-
tanning the following resolutions:
Rcsolued, That the war must 20 on
with the utmost vigor, till the authority
of the National Government is re-es
tablished, and the old flag floats again
securely and triumphantly over every
State and Territory of the Union,
Resolved, Thatin the present exigen-
cies of the Republic, we lay aside per-
sonal preferences and prejudices, and
henceforth till the war is ended, will
draw no party line, but the great line
between those who support our Govern.
ment, and those who oppose it--be-
tween those who rejoice in the triumph
of our armies, and those who rejoice in
the triumph of the enemy.
This Copperhead MAORI ty of nine
members, is no more a true representa-
ton of the sentiment of Ohio in the
House Of Representatives, than the
Kentucky del cation in the rebel Con-
gresS at Richmond is fair representa-
ton of that State.
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But Two Parties.

In his speech at the ba nqust to the
Irish Brigade on Saturday evening
Gen. Mengher thus 'pertinently present.
ed the question of parties in the Uni
on ut this time: "There are but two par
ties in this country; one, the Federal ar
mics under Abraham Lincoln, and the
other, the rebel armies under Jeff.
Davis. These are the only two parties
in the country to-day; and until the
party headed by JEFF. Davis has been
utterly routed, and annihilated, sta nd
BY your party. 1t is the party of the
country, Of its history, of its future"
The people of the North are coming
rapidly to understand this question of
parties precisely as Gen. Meagher states
1t. They sec that there are but two
sides to this controversy; that either We
must crush the rebellion or the REBEL.
ion will crush us. Andthey mean that
there shall be no doubt of the issue
the rebellion must be destroyed, and
the nation saved, to bless mankind for
centuries to come, by its influence and
examPlO.-[N. Y. Post.
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MlstellantOns.
Practical Philanthropy.

A gentleman called upon Mr.. Lin
coin few days since, and found him
engaged IN counting small pile of
Rrsenbacks. "Tlis, sir" said the Pres.
ident, "is something out of my usual
line. But a President OF the United
States has multiplicity of duties, not
specified in the Constitution or the acts
of Congress, This is one of them. The
money belongs to poor negro, who is
a porter in the Treasury Department,
and is at present very sick with the
small pox. He did not catch it from
me, however-at least think not. He
is now at the Hospital, and could not
draw his pay because he could not sign
his name. I have been at considerable
trouble to overcome the difficulty and
get his money for him, and have at
length succeeded in cutting red tape.
as the newspapers say. I am now di-
VidinS his money, and putting by
a portion in an envelope, labeled with
dis name, along with my own funds, &C
cording to his wish" And SO he did
folded it carefully and locked it up in
Hafe-thuS resolving himself into saw
Ings bank for the benefit Of a helpless
sufferer. This is but one of the manyl
instances of practical philanthropy de
veloped in the every day life of Mr..
Lincoln. How Eany men are there in
tae world, occupying position with one
tenth the responsibility and Importance
of the Presidents, who would turn aside
from tho cares of the state and dignity
of official dnticS, to perform a similar
act?
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Gen. Burnside,

Alta recent reception speech to the
I'd Massachusetts, Regiment of vetera n 9,
Gen. Burnside said:
81, like you, comrades, have come
homo to see my friends, and havo bee
ordered to recruit the ranks of the reg.
imsnts have the honor of command.
ing, to tho number of $4,000 mer. This
1 propose to try to do, aud like you |
propose to return at a proper time to
Eight again. (ChOsrs.)
Let us 60 determined to sustain, sun.
port aud fight for that grand old flag,
(pointing to the regimental hag) until
wo shall be able to wave it over every
inch of territory that belongs to tn.
Government ofthe United States. (Ap.
pIau'e.) I know you are as fixed in that
purpose as you can be, and hope that
1 may be able to cOntinus ia the same
resolution until this rebellion is
crushed"
Gen. Burnside's North CarOlius, and
Tennessee campaigns are among the
most brilliant achievements of tho war.
and We are glad to know that he is to
be placed at the head of $4,000 men.
He will do good service wherever placed
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Great News The Princess Of Wales
has been safely delivered Of son, and
mother and little Prince we're doing we'll
Now that II. R. H. is parent We trust
he will leave of smoking tobacco; also
in other ways behave himself as re-
spectacle married man should, and
give his mother aud wife no more un-
eaSiness by bis cigars, late hours, rustic
flirtations, &c. 3D..
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A blooming young widew in Ohio
wanted to marry young ofRoer, but was
bound by promise to her deceased
lord not to enter matrimony again.
The 'Otioer was badly wounded and went
home to die. He sent for The widow
and proposed marriage, that, as his widow
she might be relieved from her poverty
by his pension. At last she consented
to 6e his widow, but the fallen hero has
cheated her out of the pension for the
present BY getting wen and rejoining
his regiment. Bat the woman believes
ia Providence and is resigned to her
fatC.
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Felix Gill, a Philadelphian, lately
had legacy of 100000 left him, and
an advance payment of $4,000 was made
him. Overcome by his good fortune,
he forsook his wife and business for
whisky and dobauchSry, and wound up
his course Of wickedness on Wednesday
last by numbering his wife with a po-
ker, and committing every indignity
upon her lifeless body. Since his ar
rest he has feigned insanity.
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The following general order from the
War Department is just out:
WAR DEPARTMENT, Jan. 20, 1864.
General Order No. 34.-Maj. Gen. Fos-
ter, at his own request, and on account
Of disability for service in the field, sris-
ing from wounds, is relieved from the
command of the Department Of Ohio.
Maj Gen Schc6old is assigned to the
command of the department of the
Ohio.
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The apple crop 10 market from Mss-
roe county, N. Y, this year, il about
100000 barrels, Of which 1873 900 bsr-
rels were shipped for market from Roch- r
ester. 65 600 barrels from Charlotts,t
and 200 900 barrels from other parts
of the county. Orleans county has
shipped 2ss,oOO barrels. Tho pEisssd
range from 81 50 to 81 81 a barrel,
exclusive of the cost Of barrels HaIfi
a million Of dollars have besp dis'ribu, -
ted this full among tho farmOrs OF Or
leans county for apples. M, ~ "a
.tsiilsg
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The suicide Of the democratic party"
Is recognized by its own friends abroad
Says the London Times in a recent ar.
ticle ut has pleased the Democratic
party iE the North, by an amount Of
cowardics TO which history furnishes
no parallel, to commit political suicidc.'
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NoutR's department.

For tho News
Miscellaneous Enigma.
am composed offs letters;
MyS Is II !. 10 is boys nickname
Ny ~ 10 " Is is used instead OF m sasure.
ny II IA Is tho nRmc OF a bird.
MY ~ 2 10 place where wild animals are kant
by ~ lois thi name Of an animal,
Highland county. ' -
biggsVllle, III. INVISIBLE.
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uhere is certain number, which, II divided Iy 900
VIII leave aremainder 0f sss; 81 divided by sss viii
leaye remainder Of III aud ON decreasing IA th
ratio OF ILL., nnth there s remainder Required The
pri"n,o,., ~ ,e., PJ.s.
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The farmers of Iowa, as we'll as Of II.
linois, have lost large numbers Of sheep
by the lato severe winter. One man
lost 300 sheep ont of flock of 400,
and another lost IS out of 500.
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On the 9th ult., Gov. Brough sent
a communication to the Legislature,
showing that the entire cost to the
State of the Morgan Raid, was 1889, 341
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An extract Of a letter from Maximil-
ian to General Alrnonts is published,
stating that he does not hesitate about
accepting the Mexican crown. This
dissipates all doubt on the question.
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Artomu" Ward says there arc no dali
ly papers published in his town, but
there iS ladies sewing circle which
answers the Samo purpose.
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n Answer to Crums Enigma Of last week, oSiIs,i n
n,9gs, 'T;Io Black Eyes Enigma OF same date
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what its end will be, let each one pro-
phesy for himself. F.
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b. a-L.--.-L-. ---
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DoAth Of John p. Lsaverton-Rumors Of ,sn Intenicd
Rebel Attack on the l.. 4 N. II. R.-Our Forcos Pre-.
pared f'r t-what tho Soldier Boys think OF the La.
dies vaIlandigham Aid Societies.
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The Board OF Directors have declared Interest dividend
Of THREE AND hALv PER CEHT sl,c, a szs. AZ.
profits Of the business the Capital Stock q " Con-
fHfRTY five PER GENT, IN scrip 70 The hoders q par
cpatng policies issued In 1888 premiums earned dur
March nexL t& G
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MAaAn, wife d Thomas Rsyaosds m The Aesh ys q bs,
me rssasvss, friends and soquain.anoes are osc.
fully inved 70 Attend ne funeral on wednesd NJ,
.soa q two SslOo. from her late resdsOc iSa John.
6AU-0a saturday morning JsnuarS 10 a tan O'Clock
6noRoE SAUL, In the AID year Of rs Are.
n: f.sea: and those q ~ lsniy are respectfully In
from his late fAdS6cs, Washington Heights, this (Mon
sunAY.-on saturday. January 10. SAMUEL sUyDA.,
Bis relatives and friends are invited 70 attend the
funeral this tMOnasyl sfssruoon q one O'Clock, from
SwANroN-ln Brooklyn. on Friday, January is, Macy
Asn, wife Of Edwin swinton. aged 81 years.
beers Of Atlantic Lodge No So i O. q y. ana q Com
monwealth Lodge, No lo7, and A. ~, are respectfully
invite :; s attend The funeral from her late residence
SgnR-In Brooklyn, on Saturday morning. January 10,
at ner late residence, No. ss willow street. Miss Lucy
srs daughter q the late Hugh Speir Of Newburs, In
me funeral service viii take place in the church on
on tuesday afternoon. Al two O'clock Relatives and
friends q the family are respectfully invited TO attend
Sxvm Saturday, January 49, aftsr short Illness
EIzABEm SIxvN, In the cath year OF her age.
Her friends and acquaintances respectfully invited
past eleven O'Clock from the residence Of her law
John Kelly, 40 East Sixteenth street, without further
Armagh Ursland) papers please copy.
sxnH. Suddenly, on Sunday, January II, HARnul,
widow Of Edwin Smith, aged 40 years.
Her friends, and those OF her sons, Edwin and Rob
ert H. arc respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral on
Tuesday afternoon at two O'Clock from her late resi
dence, $50 Navy street, Brooklyn.
TBoMPsoS.-On Sunday. January IT, FREpEncK N.
IaoNFsON, youngest child OF Harriet A. and Benjamin
Thompson, aged year, IL months and days.
1ho relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral, Tuesday afternoon at
two ocock from the residence Of his parents, 17S west
Forty street.
wnsoson saturday, January 10, RourRr, only SOD Of
Ann Augusta Wilson, aged II months and 9 days.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited TO attend the funcra this Monday after
noon, At two O'Clock from his late residence ITO Henry
street.
wERER--On Sunday, January IL, ANNA ELIZA only
and 10 days.
mo friends Of the family invited to attend the
rail- on Tuesday afternoon at two O'Clock from the resi-
dencs Of her parents, 40 West Broadway.