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MILITARY.

a GOOD CHANCE FOR VOLUNTEERS
ANY fhRs2 ,sI RgHiSS \ S,SA Z RECRUIT To
COR, EAST BRoAbwAf hS5 ccHrnARiNr ST.
EEkGEl'i'T fkEsFSfs HIMSELF IiE WILL RE
ALSO
ARMY oRSAv}stt'. P PhI EoE 3XF YEAR MFS
4 DvlCE To RECRUITS - BEFORE En-
- listing IN the army or navy call Al the mon
Representative Association IS Chamber ~ ARD fc-
entitled TO. siS
A MISUNDERSTANDING AND VOL
pnieetr Tor year viii receive the h,shes, eAsh
e1u1ties paid at NO. Park Place cor. Rroadv az,
room H. vi fcot, ~ stairs. -
A TTkNTlON VOLUNTEERS WE PAY
I,,p ne S9os inc Pr,c- for volunteer for the army.
. rwo YEARS MIN $500
,.,,,r,r ONE YEARS MES sl5O.
CAVALRY MEN,
,vD,,-,,r,,. ARTILLERY MEN,
wAsHBI RN 4 woRRALt.
YhV go Bru~dWA,, M Stair.
A RE YOU GOING To ENLIST IF so,
a. come to "a Amy flcef AM not to Brokers and
hunneN. The i ith Regiment rAnt m'I, and will
give the hirhc.t houn'ies rct " men -r Company
=. tsp more bounty than Others will b, siyeu, max
ma NE amount - ~ which Il the very highest
that csn be siVen, no matter whst Broker, Or Rau-
nors may ieh you The Officers OF the company viii
make the men ,omi5ftable. CaIi Gnd iaik Mil ne
captain, IT I4d broadway cor. Aston Place l3i
4 GOOD CHANCE.-S25O TO ANY FER
~ son brns ing recruit
Toe. L. MORSE a co..
s6OO Bouuty to Volunteer fr the
ARMY OR NAVY
SS'l TO recruits pictrniin. homtely,s
10 {. l.. MOE>!s & co,
lJo Ia. many Hell.
A GOOD AND ONLY CHANCE INNA-
\ Id ,uidiels wanted this Gav 10 do duty IN this
state. Very hlehC.t bluutiUt paid. with ielp. g..
Apply, with disrhargc, at 80 fouIt4 avenue, opposite
tuofct lusi iiute. 81
A TTENTION-flfTY / YEAR VIOLIN
Il teens vented Immediately. iLc hiyh,tt cA.h
bCnniies Paid. The beet touutils to 90, Aids pr.
ANDERSON, 81 tldrI4gest l6
A ITEM lUN-REMkMBER THE OLD Is
4 tahlishou shlpp.nr and AA;ay Ken leLyour.
olnnteor 7uhsutu'es, hrcmeu, rnarlon, lsndsmn n,
coal passctt 70 the fegulsf r4Iuy marine curpe sig
hh corps Invalid COZ rs eau set the bOuBy aud pre-
MUM II they ONLY know enough 20 come to the Office
thelnfeNee AID AVOID brokers aud ninuCrr specializing
ne ch.nie, Colonel Long, Cnpt. NJ MpHREN, u
the ID \ \. HEAVY Artiller, Dr. CT RrIS Capt J
hOltEE' ~ Centre At, Cay HAL, Ny. lyO
4 TTENTION VOLUNTEERS THE Ma
tional Evcuitint Kcnd' zyour 2lI Centre street.
near Grand paying the following Prices Fot one
Men mustered the city. From s5U 10 500 hand
money Pud y asents bringing rcruis 10 theso OH
io'e" Of re ,ments AID icloi ~ mInil.us. Bi OK
lNOUAM a co. lt6
"a Army, Nav and Maine Jorps 10 such "a are
sati,ted vim the proper houuties and fair dealing.
We invite call. ftcmcn and landsmcn ran also bo
-hpped. Bc-ae OF proN los wLo beet you on u.e
VA. Como rt.aigh 10 the olco, aud rccolect the
placo Ia IS Fulton ~ Brooklyn. 10
A RMY AND NAVY YEARS NOIl'N-
tees. loNu bonnie. now being pad at 90
hnkhh -, near hiot4"h', 20 Noun'ct.- In tho
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ARMY AND NAVY YEARS NOIUN-
tees. loNu bouutc. are now beug paid at 90
rankin -. near hio.4uH', 20 vounltt.- In tho
ain, aid navy, Ia addition 20 the T. :. horny. The
Supefylspgu OF fCbcEa tJN nt are hlus thcIr quotas
uruuih th- office, IN. uutii further notice ~ 10 have
iu1ls herr tor the payment OF their luCal lountes.
hfukttr AMI runners VIII fCrclNt ltrrC premium.
H. cuht eseuting thcrnpevts viii receive both the
bounty hud pir.niuiE. Ial early Ia the dAy. ~
4 1TENllOS .-DiSCHARGED SOLDll rs
~ wGn'cd ior the a. ctai tuyGli!g Co.ps. lnsh-
ct bounte. pad. Auyi. TO " A-uht ltA 4 MGR-
RAIL-, Mthodzci recruiting officers, 2dO Bioidway,
mp Stair. 13S
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WANTED A COOP HAND To VIM
',t GA msohino, At FUCHS RBirMLl III
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WANTED A GOOD BLACKSMITH-ONl
thAt can sork At the viso Apply " E.WALkEt
a. tod &c
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ISaEEfl'S"Tg0N.

A 81 SINESS COZ RSE-ALGEDRA, BOOK
n k,opu., Waiting, Arithmetic and spelling 10
luaiit ior huiucBs taught. Tcrns ~ to tld ri 90
BoVeiy and 2S3 Fulton It, Brooklyn. toy. king
GAYS, col. rAlNE's plan OF instruction Is systematic
and expeditions. "
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WANTED-A MAN HAVING A CERT
w dcate to run small steam engine. Enquire
g6 Broadway, Let ioor up sthifs, $40
- UNIVERSITY PLACE-AN ACTIVE
~ hoy 10 make hims, Il generally ,giul aud wait
NJ table. InquTe at basement Good reference re-
quifti.
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1910. 100. and F,..uon as Hl.o sailors i,r.
wanted Immediately N 20 to the crodi n MonTo" CO.
Bounty $50. Apply - Walker -, COZ church -
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SRlIPB'ENSa.
WHILE. rArGO co.

LuJM Bank Of Ireland,
For sale by
2Gf WELLS, FARGO ECO,
EOk LIVERPOOL. - TAtSCOIIS LINE.
Il B.itth Shiu GItAIIIl III 90. -ur Jan. lih.
ship CO.'S IELLAIlUN .... sails Jan 10Th.
For p-s.llu 10 or from tie Oi country, on bran.
available In part Of Great Britain Ireland nj
tie I0vcrt iosaih be rate, apply TO iAPSCOIr BRO
THEIRS CO.. ~ t0uih sticot. 8ol
EOK LIVERpOOI.-OLD BLACK BALL
line. The ship HARVEST OF EfN viii spiI
pTompily houdN Jan. 10Th Foo lusatvo, apply
On t1arl, in1t Of h Gilman IT, or to ROCHE Bi,O-
THEIRS & COREY, ~ ooith st. 81
STEAM To QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
- POOL VIRGINIA, fAis Feb I'm. p"NH~tI-
WANNA tO follow. Cabin Vt-s0i8 70, ~. tH.r tll
p5ahe IN currency. Apply To wlLLlAMNG.u I luN,
~ br9SaNS. oo'
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

"A and I1uor f'ore., re.taurants meat marse.r Ind
other buylnc.s plsces Parties Vishing 10 eel o. biy
should apply al hlTCHELI'S AEclcy ~ Cedar st.I5
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
Theaterp.

Mr.. Hermann gives his farewell entertain
rnent at the Academy of Music to-day. The matine'
commences at o'clock. To miss seeing Hermann IL
10 miss the opportunity Of being bewildered by th'
slevereet necromancer Of modern times.
The Ravels give the first Of series of matt
nee performances at Niblos Garden to-day, commenc
Ing at o'clock. The bill includes three pieces.
Decromantic tmatinee entertainment will
be given to-day by Signor Blitz r at his hall ofmagic
On Broadway. commencing at O'Clock.
, "Sadak and Kalassadc will be represented
st Barnums Museum this afternoon and evening.
At the Broadway Theater Mr.. Boothrovd
Taircongh makes bis first appearance today He will
enact Cardinal Rchlieu in Brwer's drama at matt.
nee. beginning at o'clock and again in tie evening
Madame Celeste will make her first appearance at this
theater on Monday evening next. in 1.-THE Woman in
Red London papers speak in terms Of cordial praise
OF her acting in this comedy
The engagement of Mr.. and Mrs. Kean at the
Broadwoy Tbeater closed last evening The occasion
mingled pleasure with regret. The play represented
was Richard the Third" which does not show Mr.
Aean to tie best advantage. The audience was appre
eaatve and cordial and the arewells were duly and
warmly expressed Mr. and Mrs Kean commence an
engagement at the Boston Theat1r, on Monday next.
and another in PhiiadelphiG the llth Of October
1hef stay in this country however. will be bat brief
Ihe course Of true fun never did run smoother
Shan now does at the Winter Garden and the Oym.
PIC, Mr Clarke appears nightly at the former theater
ss De Boots and as Toodles and at the latter. the
sishHy entertainment is still Pocshontas."
The Serf" will be represented for the third
"me 10 night at Walacks. Few plays have ever been
more thoroughly sted by criticism than this one The
general opinion in reference to its merits and its pros.
pects comedies with own. II will have short run
though pleasant one
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
The Rival State Tickets.
From Tho Citizen.


We hear many old-line Democrats saying
that they i'll not vote for Republicans Democrats
If they have TO vote for them at all It shan 10 ~
svowed Republicans and on the Republican uuAes i !.
Should this feeling spread through the rank ana ne
our free and unierfed fellow citizens the spsrt tci
Of the Albany Democratic pullers will turn OUT u
have been just the least Bit too smart Tor ther u"
interests. -. 5;
Another damaging fact 10 the Democratic c1nui
dates moreover. is this: that while they are 10Y "a
enough and good enough men in their wav, thci1 me
have Only been put forward for bInc"NOe-oI, T ~.
booraw AZ the bows sny and the State Cehtiai Cou
mittee of the Democratic Pariy-which 'ne ma a
chine'-stil remains unchanged ana IN the nanus m W
the veteran corruptionists ana 'opo, sna % hv Ma;,
continued pifelincs and their notorious alliance with
the leader Of the Republican lobby.
With admittedly Republican candidates. therefore
on the Democratic State ticket; admittedly Repnb
can platform adopted by cnlcd Democratic state
Convention; and with such sefperpetnauoh OF cor
rant and dshonorable men on the State Ccntrai Com
mitee as We see in the ignobe names OF Cornell and
Sweeneyeven the straittstaced members OF the Roou
old Democratic sect may well hold themselves aosoved
from any allegiance this Fall to the nominees OF the
recent ALBANY Convention; and should they choose to
vote for the Republican candidates pure and simple
instead OF papione and thinly disguised with Demo
cratic sauce il can hereafter perhaps DC scsiGe
brought up against them rs any evidence OF pohtca
Inconsistency.
The Republicans on the Democratic State ticket are
excellent men; but they any better than the he
publcans on the Republican ticketi II Democrats
must needs swallow their opponents IN some shape oi
other. shall they swallow them as opponents, and
pretty bitter pills at tha-makine apatrlote virtue
OF their self sacrifices or shall they swallow lie, also
along with said pills by having the same Democrat
caliy sugarcoatcd (wn. Cassidy, Peter Cagger, Dear
Richmond and Company acting as confectionery ano
swearing that the same are yeritsbc pums and tam
a-pds OF their own growth and loyet For ourselves
We must swallow Republican pill it shall he the bon
esest pill we can find; shall any areosting dis
guise from that it is ill ard not plum For JchI
Van Buren, and Lucius Robinson shall vote; but a'
10 the rest-well think oft.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
Our Home me-Returning Heroes.


The Sd Massachusetts, Heavy Artillery, mum
bering about 600 men. under command OF Col w. )
Albert Captain OF the 9th United States Cavalry
arrived In this city from Washington on Thursd0,
night and quartored at the Battery Barracks io
the night and left here early yesterday nftcrDoon bN
transport for Gaops Island Boston llarbor. The -
was organized AZ q regiment about wear since AM
has been stationed in the defenses around Washington
and consequently had had oppor unity 10 engage
battle. The officers. however. well many Of ~,
privates are veterans. and have seen much service II
other organizations. The following ~ partial list %
officers Colonel w. s. Albert; Lieut.. Colonel. j. a. T.
Allen Majors. L. Is. Whiion - Rchardson Quar-
termaster. Lient. Bragdon; AdjutnDf Lieut. Os.o0d
Surgeon, William Nichols Capts. Richardson. Ball
Dives. Driscoll, Brgam and Russell.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
Musical.

THE BATEMAN CONCBRTS.-The seventh con.
cert of Mdre Parepa at Irving Hall. was brilliantly
attended not only was every seat filed. but every
available standing spot was occupied New.fork is
slow to recognize superior excellence. espe
riay the reputation not been forced upon its at
tention but its conclusion is nearly always right as
in this instance. Mdle. Parepa was allowed the
probation of week in which to develop the scope O.
leY abilities. She has gone through II brilliantly and
Gas come forth as bright star and as an established
popular favorite.
The new point OF attraction in tie programme las
evening was Hsydn's celebrated song. with verdur
clad" which Mdlle Parepa sang with simple grace
fulness. with exQusitey melodous carrying Of tb
voice which we have never heard excelled. She ad
hered. If anything. too strictly to the text. lit
yielding here and there would probably have been NOR
effective with the many but we can hardly hope 4
hear delicously vocal rendering Of this beauti
ful aria. Mde Parepas style is based upon the sric
Hngish oraioro school. which for purity in every ele
nent Of true singing is upequaled In the woid. tc
which she has added the warmth. breadth and color o
the best Italian school II would be hard to imagine
more admirable combination. and in this re-
spect Mdlle. Parepa stands alone among all
the singers who have visited She is equally at home
IN the ecclesiastical school, the ballad the chanson'
and the opera Italian and English. We have had no
Artist whose abilities were 80 varied and Of SO high a
character and to her must DO awarded the palm OF an
even and admirable perfection in each school and sye
In addition to with yerdure Clad she sang that
song which 10 now always demanded" The Niehsin'
gales TriI." which gained an unanimous encore As
we have said before the rendering Of this song the
perfecton OF vocalization Her BATH. BATH" was
Anely interpreted. and the " II Bacio carried the
audience up to point of high enthusiasm. 1t is need
less 10 add that all her selections were encored.
Nessrs Dannreuther and Rosa have gained confidence
and now display their abilities with much more ac-
eeptsnce to tie public.
This evening Mdle. Psrepe will give her eighth con-
cert Irving Hall The attention Of the public Is now
foy aroused to the merits of this artist and crowded
houses will be tho natural result
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23

A NoRTH-AMERIcAS LLoYD.-A proposition
iof new steamship line between New.York and
bremen has been made to New.York shippers.
bremen only second to Liverpool. ard far less com
peea ior, is the great depot of German emigration
anu ct the head Of German commerce in fancy and
ofy goods. tobacco, and cotton. Large numbers oi
"efrnan and Swiss who now reach New.York by way
y Liverpool. would make their journey direct from
bremen the moment a competing line Of steams N
can alternate with the German Lloyd. The net profit
VI q Trips OF this line amounted to 39O295 louis OF
'hae Or in other words sx2 500 net per trp that
On the score Of profit a new line will have a golden
snow OF encouragement. An opportunity now offers to
obtain two good vessels for $4,000 each or one hall
.he cost OF the new Lloyd steamers. Assurances
e'stng purchases have already been given, and tie
Hoeer Brothers from whom the proposition comes. pro-
v0se 70 commence operations soon a. the subscrp
esss Rint stoek company reach eeoeVoo.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
m. AMERICAN INsTITUTE FAIR'
Gan. useker Visits the Fair-H H's Asen..~
-speeche. BY Gen. Hail. COL A'p"
! -.u and cthers.

The attendance at the Fair last even.
ing was very large The gsIn'piH HoossT sa"0 ~so
Ge evening" evening" 70 be al the exhibition and to
rt. spcech. The consequence was very nt tare
,owa assembled below the musicstauu, ad ,ho nist
O'clock and at about the uehei enc andisnee by Gen.
Tam Cen Hooker was loudly called ,or, ne ltP1a' ",
.dx said that be did not come 10 inahe hrt
merely to view the ouricsities 81 .ne speecS
npon frequent cheers anu slie'' Vi 'f
~ AZ length arose and SAID;
~ GIN BOOKERS REMARKS.
II, PRESIDENT LADIES AND CENILkhEN; nav
never found myself on a osiro 10 see the
no,a tbing through. have had no opportunity untl
sb;s evening TO come to these halls and TO look ~ te
,anx snecimens Of manufacture and art whicn i seo
y1d mo really have little to say; you Don want
20 Irar me talk of war. politics. or anythhg ese
~ Thar Kind; you want me to talk OF the weaI,n t9
prosperity and the glory OF ii COUNTY, Sis Ioo viii
,",I 70 Won as long as you want to hear me- Kepeaeu
Cheers a. c.u..., xxsrs receiyed
xjtb fyeouent and loud applause Shortly snerwaiu q
W. sacou,pspied the party who were win nim 10 an
nDnSr ror where fine collation. was lana odt ior the
benefit of all concerned o. r.,.. ohio rsnI;aa ss
follows: ,...s,. 10. rorr toast III
live AZ present q military life l assure you 'ns' @ .no
n..;orfF tbot of a farmer-which so many OF you
,snressnt is the vocation Of my choice: have long
folIowed this vocation from love OF H. nave uesneu
NOT 70 be gentleman farmer" but farner IN lne
hard working sense of the term. That is never ask
. man 10 do on NY farm what would not DO my sen
and find that 10 this sphere am most coptehteu anI
Ssnnx 1bough have never been fond OF the general
GnpyE incident TO farm, still however. j ear fuUy
appreciate those great agricultural interests which are
af once the boast and the glory Of our common eo,
"a bre Surrounded ms | am by the evidences OF the
invention, ingenuity and prosperity of our country
cannot but be happy this occasion For your tlna
ness toward me thank you very much. lureA'
applauSe.l
Toas's were offered and remarks made by Mr.. wake
man. Col Aspiuwsll Mr.. Hall. Mr. McElrath and oth-
en-, after which the party broke up The attendance
Al the fair was the laI est have yet seen and the ex
fbion promises to be the most successful ever ye'
Brought forth under the auspices Of the American In
ptute.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
SECRETARY STATIONS REcEprIoy yrsrK,

DAr.-The Hon. Edwin NJ. Stanton. Sc cretary of Var
who has been in NcwYork and the vicinity for the past
few days gave reception to the officers Of this post
yesterday at the residence Of Gov. Morgan corner o
Thi.ty.scventhst aud SlIhave. The reception lasted
but short time in the morning and was a very quiet
afair Neaily all the officers connected with this pos,
were present. The principal ones were Gen. Hooker
and staff, Gen. Lawrence. Gen. Park. Gen Philip ST.
George Cook, Gen. vanvlet and staff Gen. Hof, Medi
cal Director and Transportation superintendent. Gen.
VspvIet was accompanied by noarly all the members
Of his STAFF among whom were Cspts. Morgan, Jep
Aings ard Csse Secretary Stanton. We vpderutsud
VII lstpyl 70 Wsslipgto1 Ala nasajSg.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
WHAT rHE ILLUsrRIoUs ABERNBrHY SAID

WHAT THg ILLUsrRIoUs ABERNBTHY SAID
"wen sir what's the 7" said Abernsthy the great
English surgeon, csdaverouslookng patient who had
called to consult him. Oh nothing serious" the reply
my stomach and liver of order that's all" "Do you
call that nothing serious said Abernethy "I tell you sir
that when these two organs Of order as you call
there's square inch Of the body that
disesed nor drop blood In II that Is in heshul cond
ton" Nothing be more true therefore It is
Of the very highest importance to keep the stom.
ach and liver in vigorous condition. II the weak and
the other irregular In its action and control them with
HosrETrERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BrrTxRs-,he most
genial vegetable Restorative and Alternative that has been
administered for Dyspepsia and Liver Disease is
by distinguished surgeons and physicians Of the
United States Army by officers Of Army and Navy by
first authors BY eiaent cergymenin fact BY thousands Of
the intelligent of every class unequalod protective
agans epidemic and msarious diseases and perfectly
nnocuou but a. the time powerful invisorant and
af,a
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
aehiIn m msipfennig Fund.

All patriotic citizens, in particular Germans,
who are wiling to contribute toward fund to be given
to the wife OF Cen Schmmelpfennig who lately died In
consequence Of a maady contracted by twoyear'
campaign in the swaDps Of South Carolina will please
send their contributions TO either Of the undersigned.
II. STURsBRRG. No. III Chamberss ST.
Jon. Frp SCHEPRLER. No. SO Exchange place.
HENRY X. KUNHARDI. No. 45 Exchange place.
i. G.. KoHLsAAT. No. psi Broadway.
Jos IREZFRLD. No. % Brosd.st.
HUGO WEsRSDoSCK, No. 30 broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
NEw.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER g. 1865
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.

OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
On and aftcr Sept. l. 1906 IL r. HELMBoLD. Druggist
No. 594 Broadway. will keep his store open
DAY AND NIGHT.
for the better accommodation Of physicians and those
requiring medicines
Medicines prescribed at night generally for urg
ent cases. and it is especially desirable that not only
during the night but at all times as WELL they be pre-
pared by thoroughly competent md unfatsuod per-
sons.
The Faculty and the public may feel assured that
none but the most experienced employed in this es
Enlistment the experience Of each. in the best retail
drug stores being from eight TO twenty-five years. The
day and night viii bo divided. and no clerk will be on
duty than ten hours per day. Trusting the Fac
uty and public will appreciate this effort to supply
q want long felt in the community, the proprietor
subscribes hiaself
Their obedient servant,
II. T. HELNBoLD. Druggist.
No. 594 Broadway. New.Yo
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23

INFORMATION WASTED.--We are requested
to ask for information. II anybody can give it, Of one
Charles Wheelock. who has been collecting money
tensibly for tho Freedmens School in Washington.
There is good ground for believing that be acted with
ont authority and that the money was not used for the
purpose for which it was solicited
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23

LEFT His IIoME.-On Thursday morning. a
young man named Wornser len bis residence In this
city and has not since been heard FROM Any informa
tlor concerning him (sec advertisement In another
column will be thankfully received by his friends
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
DIE ID.

DART-On Tuesday evening Sept 10, at Middle Hsddam
Conn. Russel Dart. srsd 10 yeas
The reaves and friends o. the family invited 70 attend
the funeral hs late residence. No. 9 East Fifteenth
st., on Saturday Afternoon ct clock without further IN
yitstop
LTFFERTs-At Flstbush on Friday, Sept. 2, Mrs Msrs
L. Le-rts widow OF the late John Lefrrts, in the e0h
year of his age. . , -,
the Reformed Da'cb Church, Flatbu'h, on sunday Eh
inst, at o'clock, p. IA.
STONH-At Pennington N. j.. Friday, Sept. q, James
Mason Sole of Andrew s. Stone esq OF Rocky
Hill. n. J.. sg-d II years and Inonths
Illinois papers please copy.
WAKEIAN-At Bridgeport. Conn. the goth inst Brit.
,sns = Tusrs wo of HeImon Wikeman and daughter OF
the late Richard 1uers.
The funeral will place at the First Bsp.ist Church, at
Newark. y. j.. Sunday. 2<h ns,.. at . o'clock D. H.
Relatives and friends invited to attend without further
notice
WHlTNEY-In Brooklyn Sept 22 Freddie Of j. +. and
Msr, If Whitney aged II months and days
Til. friends family invited TO attend his funeral or
Sunday 2tth inst, at O'Clock from the residence o
bis parents Pscihc-st., east of Glove Road. Bedford
wIsHARD-In willlamsbursh, Sept 81, Jane, Wife OF VIM
Wi.heri. aged 20 years .
The relatives and end. respectfully invited to attend he
funeral on Saturday the sd inst att O'clock ifom Nortt
Einh.t VI. +. Church.
WnfrTOn Friday morning Sept q, Virginia Ann, wife
Iohn White. aged - years and months
The relatives and friends Of the family also the MEMBER
of Eureka Lodge No. 30 r. A. NJ aud the members OF ,h
Caulkers Association are respectfully invited 10 H,eud ne
funeral on SUNDAY afternoon, at O'CLOCK, from her ist
residsnce No. 80 Lewis st.
Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va, papers please copy
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23

YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
The monthly meeting Of this Association will be held
on Monday evening next
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23

The BURGLAR Hrs OWN INP0RMgR.-The
opening Of each window snd door tecgraphs to your
room. The Burglar Alarm Telegraph Is inrisibiy con-
nsctd xiihout damage. T.. HOLMES. No. l9e Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23

SOMETHING NEw.
Boys and Childrns GARIBALpi CUrAwAY and I0u-
AVE SUITS BY the Thousands It Reasonable Prices.
v. BROKAw. No. 60 lafayette place.
No. "a Fourth ave. opposite Cooper Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23

DEMoRBsT's MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR OcTO-
BER-The most entertaining periodical ever presented
to the American public, especially To the Ladies. DO
not fail to see the October Number, nov ready.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23

TuB FAIR.-the attendance is increasing, an
the distinguished visitors last evening were loud
their praises Of CHAliBERs's STEAM BRICK MACHINE.