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T. CARTWRIGHT,
NJ u SIC Pr BILLS II II L

7 IsT OF NEW MUsIC--
II The Crystal 'vA'aa soln-sea zsn.is=sH tak
CITY,
Perfume Teller; (Guiian J. P. Giaia.
Sultan's Polka; Pi4unl ChErlgs n. Albert.
la Ssiphid= Yatse; plano }. Ascisr.
La Cioehett- du P1tr-; tP.aEo) L=frhruU WeIy-
Eague AasuEsa sentirnsEtslr PIANO. Jau-ss B>lIAs-
Mzs-Tka drs rratneauNsfF4zEnlJ A--A-~
The CELEBRATED Aotao p Az, sung by Madame Ia
borde; (Pfano) Msx Mar-tz-k-
Also received 'i.e raIIo.tnE pieces % SIasie
B-sse'Etirlvc. 2 b=autifuI song.
W!Ist e Home without a Brother.
what's Hone TIfhout a Sister; companions t. What
Home without a Mother.
Hfsf1 OF sylvan Naok-
flight Of the Re-
The SuoE has fa:t-n
Also large oss5Ttn1ea. OF Musical Work., Ge.&e
feh5-IE
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6 OLD N b E e HIV e ST o r E
NO TIA MAIN STREET, WHEELING.
NEW FALL AN D WINTER GOODS
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CASH TRADE.

ns
fe buying -
vii h n
sfeSaPo iof
o od
srrgar
from Z %
eEE$rRA INswisv oliw
TuGo pEB 50 n Itoary
Of Ne ef vs. @sri .H THOMAS.
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THE celebrity Of Ga-e;svs Nei1tcl Pap,r FOR the
ter-eipict IS rapidly bsi7s eNtsn led throughout the
Unc States u IL OF the best articles bf3rs
pablo. Il obvSt.S the or chcir liypoisoned
Whts paper, and paper saine Win pile producing pin
tiers Ink Il h aui preventive % piles. This
be relied l, Is as are All light hank note pa
per, aa4 tough stout Wppsr Soti7- Of value
utility hs'nrt o.rs % N, pIhlc. No sheets
only e.. 500 sheets - esats Each - ct of the
Ils contains the Of J. G tiEy-t;y wltsr-ars-i.
gel she w91 leTfal article fr' any Of s rlsSti rom
IN. mace any part the uaitci states. Try 1t.
nnN2S-Ini
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE,
1880

THE N II w OESS ND " NG -
1880.
THs SEv-TnsE TRIBUSs, than seventeen years
oil which the first journal the world appeared
regularly mp ri Il eight sheet los price
Erega:e Of more tss 25jjS sa5ssrptions respectfully
StsIt s sV- OF IN. patronage wh:h the Metropolitan
Pres Is hsncefo rth to receiY-.
Within the present THz TRIHUSE has provided seli
with AMI faster P-ess, II cos Of - o, merely
OF subscribers receive their papers
p,nasats a, he most nporat p1las rrsrout
iizI world, and star Of writers chosen from aio7r the
Sis gavi.t,onS a1i a5iiJtv in ,iatllin them We ap-
OF TaE TRiBUSE would conag:s 20 the posn iuslleeuN
such aai mere Increase ss.'5
ee?te All nael to subscribers for SIX dsiiars per an
rms ssT wzstiT rSrar',s Is prbIlshel everr TUESDAY,
and F2tOAf aai contains 81 me E!t2rit Of u Dt.y
por4i expressly for TIE TaiBgsz; Foreign AL D's;is
ET.ss i via c5-tain a san ll-y Conversational d'in-s
nE,t-;As' Norei, continual FROM auaher 70 nnmb- ils
Sr'rlnS aeSt-rts= family i-Ts?l=5 - a''s Tho prefer
H'' to take daily TERMS:
On. onp7, one yesr.sl gtve 9oPe' On. ys,; 81 %
rag TExELT TItsUz= IS sent t, C.ersfa=n At .
pr Aanau w. -- -. ~
t4ns EI,rlis the ino 'rt1nt 70 se Of az iaes the
q u. wori. ne N:vTe- .';ls H5rs q f.2il;;
Agricultural articles, &C. D.
TERMS:
On. Capv one year....s!i C,pI-s, year. IS
TTTee Capte,, ons year. Ten Copies. one u
Tr.nty . 1ais 1ss, - 81 pr an 1f2)
TE.nty Comes. 10 Of ri sub -fj:r,
llr.er t= rate 81 81 each 81
ANY p-rsou sra lin. Chm " TFslty VII he
enti,li to N copy. Wecontius send Tbs Wax
1t TarauSE - Clergyman for 81
sasscrinti,a, 1n.1-. At any tIns Term. aFAys
cas-, IN lylnc. When irstt can h. procure it IL lrh
20 HORACE GREELEY 4 co,
Tribune Bll'lirgst
Nassau s., Sey-TOrk-
THE r9IBUNE AWNING 1872 containing the FEC
lion R.tarn4 A itts-, VIII b. published about
CIri,tn1s pie. cents; IL pisS. opl, FOR 81 leo
Copies. past9Sii, s.. AilresS a as5Tr.
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Great Northern aud Southern hdan Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
Twice DArtV, Csn1ay night excepted between Rich
and WAsh.u toE City GordonsViiie and Alex
andIia.
Hours Of departure Rich
aOnd. 6s+S A. VI. and 100 P "
Returning leave Washington A n aud Pm
Arrive st Richmond. .........1:5oP P. n. and = An
Baggage checks and tickets, given through between Rich
moud and Washington.
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING 40 STRAP RAIL,
AMI being excellent orier and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give :hr best guar
Auee OF always securing connections. shown ~
walls daily At Richmond and Washington city IN advance Of
the Steamboat line.
PlsE BETEEss RolDoSp WAsaISSTos- $50
An OmEibus VII be found always resiy n take through
passengers and their baggage Of wearing apparel between
.s DEPICTS fTss o. wish ample
take their meals, whether going North South
through Tickets be Obtained DaayifIe
Washington the Terminus Of the Road nearly e1u-
peted DanyIe. An % Company VIII
te Checks % passengers from the Danve Roai, and
tend TO their baggage all the Way Washington Bal
tinorr Depot.
Tie fare the blythe mall line By the old steamboat
route.
Tsres change Of car, on the night line between Rich
mond and Alexandria fei
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HEMP FIELD RAILROAD.

IL rsisht4 Intended for shipment The r,a must he
~ delivered between the hours OF A. n AMI 3 n ~ a.
none will b received after thathour. T. SWEENEY,
ssPlo General Manager.
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PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE
at the Office of the Millennial
Barbinger. Bethany, Va.

( PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE
at the Office of the Nillennial
Harbinger, Bethany, Va.
C'HEIsTIAS IIYNN-BoOK, in full s,lse -3Ih cents per
IN, edge IS cents; rarkey morocco. git dges 81
DO do Turkey morocco, silt ~dsss extra siz do Do
Christian Bap;sn with it. Anteeedents and cOnsequeut1
beiste 81 Roan Catholicism, between np Pareen IN
chrI:;laa 1s:lst n1 eopI.te muslin
90 90 do do 90 a, DO ar 100 e..
Oxen D,ba,s, new sifion: sl.'s.
re- DEB 81 Is ne Jss s 5S Ii < api . pss All sl2s
Pr.Geis and oss,. tn a5s ol
~ - o.T % al a' ''AsF'' ~ j.
' BsE;sr : P5en.-Pialn. sr extra, g..
Address War, pr e li cents per single copy
Back volumes - the Mennl4l iiarJ.nsef' 81 per VOL
s On Seseii. Nancy. above vi sen: post
eeg;si The pa't-e on the former il boat'y CO. on the
~ 10 book giI be sen, on commission.
PRICE OF BooK' BY MAIL-POsTAGE PAID HER
hyian-B:. .asil per doc A.; 80
" " roar sl yl:e', Pr Pc. dozen .:.ii.:-i 40
Christian baptist per --.-...-l0
Christian system, per dozen.
Term. of the unrbiHxc- for 1853.
cop, 20 sng. salseril,er <,
copies for year. o. copy tor tresyeArs 90
W
Ia copies Z ari on cony gratls) .......... - 10
25 COPIES, (lal pY Ergisl 81 ~
5Oc1pi-s C1i TO svtter OF clgb. one book on bAp-
tism and oa- .tIy bSu7d Hymn B1'Sl 49,. 50
ti! and Two asa S'aa s'p a,0 ooi 20 go
Baptism. IAN RFee aeat Il Sa 9a 1 loo 90
''O Sl ass y b@aaf I Hymn 81 B5o os On , 90
EXTRA PREMIUMS
For heIaTgas OF three clubs over 49, s1 worth
Forl. es.Isrs.,. over 1s', So ro..h Of Book..
And for :he largest l5 rs worth OF Books
The books selected rc;n- lin: 10 Ia. order OF the
Agrrt n sShnn the premium Il aEarl-i.
~ III ASH NUST 81 FORWARDED INVARIABLY
IN ADVANCE FJ3 CLUBS. We cannot aEoEd to keep &C.
counts Tor ClhS.
No os-so1 rs-iJisg in B,fFtny isiH ys aimitsd Us
COM s'itor flr t.sss prsasialas
Address \. CAMPBELL B:thlny.
nhiS-ly B-aoE= couity, vs..
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Erent RedneIIon in E.riee. &c I'D.

"FtHt tLtdHcIlon ~ t1ricfa TOT tIl'"'
AN nov n1eTin- spiendii ass9rt1i-ut % 81 49,
colors 81 tren-h N=riuns. - thrm w-rih 80
for &c. al - T. Piaiis &c. Bror- sllTa
Un-th 4tfcr - aed 81 Chenille ard Lone SzEl- 10
abundance and Il very r. laced pres. Psney 7ad -
siEE, cheap Jfc pr yard, o-5h 10 al go
D. LANES sarth 80 f5r 81 r ny piece 81 at Coi'
forth s- for 2S-- III eoicrs: Rnb-oiiersl ari W
tI1ofs A. n-zriy one-haf have 90 pzv =zf-rars -
S-s' srnS-i sape Haer skirts. Il asf1Tse- iaH III
Fn1t.eis - every drscriti aTlenE which I'll BE
not n shrink; 57rae extrN heavT aHe fne Iaf.s
f7rt ne o. tie c1runi-tesf asorftnens q kANCl
MESric DRY GOODS IN tn civ Receiving gen. tf-t
OF the latest styiss made here ar Imported thfT ~
tne far assortment Al seasons sui ~ pcs
VII sat5rfT TIE most parttruiaT-for cas- oHlf- -
burers pzrticaiar;T n rite give aris es -
fcr- pu-chzsluE slsez1.re. No g safr SIR C-
WAe-IInz facrisl JOHN ECENIEE
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FARE AS Low As BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.

~ BE particular and for Tickets the C W. 1
short Line Rail Road
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THE TRIBUNE ALNINNAC for 1889. containing the Flee
ton E.tarn, A after, VIII b. plbishrl lhon
Clri.n1s - IL Cnpi-S. B9sipIi Tor 81 leo
Copies, ppst9sii, s. Adlress q aS5Tr
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WILDE & BRO.

W III D @ Btu.
d EsPEfTSJLIY Inform th- plbt- that they have
u reiVs % the lrssst a7d ftshionahe
ess OF Y,uPI1sr AL Ti1 low shall hrou at the
yhsl-, -,-11ris5ag French, English anl A-eri-
PaperE t1l P,-i.rs IN almost eaIess They
nnrcass below .he trnary market hsares and
viii he soi lin -iv beautiful Glazed
Paper - u ,'nt mr. sth= S- o-rei elsewhere At
1SS II rrsa hIrgaas =iFe rsl, deter
mined ALL 1r--s I'll
attention OF 5IlLEs AI DEALERs : invited as ve an
Job goa5a At rpsstft-srahie rates Oar
TIRELY W v ant f-e- I'm old AMI dePTsciate str-s
carried ovsrfro'u LAST V-lr. sB7
NEW u, o,NI -rt,ht5 r=s.s: ala, in. 4rtiele
N OF YI5la AL G1ittr Stfi1<s- PAYNE 4 co,
Espt Nsar--
DIoeOLoITSt u1T-oAP. JlIi r-e-iged b.
I nsy9S BlIss cAXPaZL.
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NEW BOOKS
N Miles Staaiislfs CasrtsAIp. b~ L.ar.fellOv,
''!lAFlyt-'s Fr-l-rsc< The Cirrat,'
Cas- Kinvsiey's "sslr Waf.r RslegA,'
''Dou.Ias Ier-oll's VIII
''Prtnce Of tn IIpuse g David"
Alex Smiths "I.ifs Drsna,''
''Inla Nontez's I.-cturrs.f
Brownlnv and Psyuets an hates Slavery"
Just received bv ia'Sstl WILDE BRO
4 Tu>IERY as All KINDS. SHIRTS. UNDSR SHIFTS
III DRAWERS, 5CgAVATs. NEGE-TIES. T.sNDKEg.
CHIEFS GLOVES, and Geats' notions generally.
Fta-T Of III. HUGHES,
ExplS IS, NsHTas & WsLE- SSs.
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DENGAL PLAID HATS--TItre received sEe'ksr io'
S-s ga -'''' A1''' ''''- = q IS a4rrEs sSSs
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THROUGH rsEets and other Information, -nqnire
Central OHIO Ticket once, Ia hesPrss House, Water
street, Wheeling, Va
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This route passes through y Lexington, lancaster.
cl-yile. Wasn ston, Villains and N4TrgWlhs riches:
AID most beautiful par; Of Ohio
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TRAINS LEAVE ZANESYILLE A. FOLLOWS:
At Rim 1870 PM, Cincinnati AID points a1uye,
arrival Of Central Ohio Trains from Wheeling and TIE
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DT ESPRFss-we have just rrsiv- = q - g
1 t.esHtif4l Bengal Hats BLISS cs,fFF III.
5ziv5 -. >, Ht'7 =
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E. GEsT, Ps,st, W. ". LEY, act. ssp:-,
Cincinnati. Z4Hvsyl!ie, o.
fe22-lN
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Pianos Islol=oas sni eyer- KIM Of musical nstru-
u=7ts tuIeI AMI rtpE!reI.
~ Al % rs vArraatei ~ this establishment. nnT5
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Hyinn-Isok, sheer, per doz G---....-.-------si 90
a-ah-sqae, per duzen-.... ...,-.... . 40
"a rpal, git elEes, Pc dozen 40
g Tlrs-s morocco, slit cI ses, per ~ 70
Christian Baptist, per Dozen -----.-lO
Christian System, per DOZEN
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T. CARTWRIGHT,
nliiS-ly

In coanectina with the above, keen Kind Of
-icaI tus:runsnt5 an musical 'rchHpliss generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-23

THE FINALE OF THE DIAMOND WEDDING
details Of recent wedding in high life, which
created an intense excitement in the crinoline
world of the metropolis. The rural journals,
generally, abuse the father Of the bride, Mr.
Bartlett, for having unnecessarily exploited his
daughter's nuptials but we believe that the
press has taken in this matter. The reports Of
Sefior Oviedo's immense wealth, his munif-
cent gifts to his fancke, and SO on, originated in
the provincial press, to which they were sent
by correspondents in this city. These cores
pondents are for the most part poor miserable
pick up any piece Of scandal which is floating
about town, and dish it up for their employers.
They also frequent the Broadway bazaars, and
are used by shrewd fellows like Genin as ad-
vertising media. Gcnin is very clever at what
are called advertising "dodges," Witness
bis purchase Of the choice seat at Jenny
Linds first concert, at a premium of sew
eral hundred dollars. Everybody in the
United States has heard Of Genin since
that coup. And in this diamond wedding
affair, the very large orders for the brides ont
fit were given to the correspondents, in order
| that the names and business OF the Broadway
| sbopkeepers might be thoroughly advertised all
! over the country. The scheme succeeded the
rural paragraphs appearcdin the city papers, and
the wedding became, in spite of the parties con
cerned, matter of public interest, and tar.
get for the squibs jokes and small witticism;
OF all the scribblers in town. The affair has
led to some curious complications, and II Il
rumored that hostile correspondence is now
going on between Mr. Bartlett and magazine
writer, who recently printed a satiricalpoem OF
the subject in one Of the dailies. So that W,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-23
The English Crichcters and the Base
Ball Players.


ROCHESTER, Oct. %, 1889.
The English cricketers have just agreed with the dele
gates of the Base Ball Convention of New York and Brook
iyn ITO pfny match at base ball Wednesday and
Thursday ncxt II thoee days suit the New York players
If this time b not agreed TO- the match cannot be played
they leave Quebec for verp Saturday The re-
ply Of the bsse ball players anxousy awaited herc
snow storm s falling here, and the cricket match is pss
poned until Monday.
ROCHESTER,, Oct q, 1860.
Mr.. Jones, delegate from the Aston House Convention
OF lhse Ball Cuts, arrived this morning proposed
challenge from the American base ball playsrs to the
English cricketers, for three days. play Messrs Parr
and wisden behalf Of the cricketers have ccded to
return by the Quebec steamer of Saturday the 18TH and
that they can only play Wednesday and Thursday
next If that cannot be arranged the entire twelve posi-
lively decline.
ROCHESTER,, Oct. %, 1889
There was no cricket played to-day, but the Rochester
base baplayers invited the English crickeers to practice
this afternoon. The base bail players were ANAL
gamacd with the creketers innings side wero
played the scores being eleven and thirteen The crck
eters did not make much Roadway from want of lnowI-
edge OF tho tcchnicaes Of the game Mr. Jones' of the
Excelsior Club acted umpire. Snow foil during the
play.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-23

o9 ALBANY, OCT. =, 1869.
The Democratic "Soft" Convention for this county wa
held Al aiksse today, and the following persons wors
put in nominat,ousEor Senator, Andrew j. Colvu for
County judge soomss H'ggins; for Dsric, Attorney.
ira shantr for surrogas Israel Lawton, for Justice
OF the Court Of Sessions, Gro. Dsbrow.
The republicans beid their primary elections In the
several warcs to-day In Of tho wards there was
sturoancc, and the ballots scattered about tn
room " understood that tho ticket In favor with tho
Americans successful
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-23
SIX Persons Drowned In srinnesets.

81. PAUL, Oct n 1859.
Mr. Stone, his wife and two children, together with Ma
thanel Butterfcd and Lorng LoyeIlng, were drown
ed In lake Mnnetowka, thirty miles west Of this city, last
Tuesday. We learn that Mr. Stone had determined to
his family further down the lake, and had en-
ployed Buttered and Lovelng for that purpose. About
dusk boat upset. the pressure of sudden gale,
when tho whole marty was drowned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-23

A F1cxIE CHuRcuxAx. ten years ago .
Protestant Episcopal clergyman Of this city
took It into his head that he had been long
enough reading the liturgy Of that church, and
thought that for the novelty Of the thing, he
would try his hand at saying mass and hearing
confession. He thereupon recanted, was re-
ceived into the bosom OF the Catholic church,
and has ever since ofdciated MS pastor of ST.
Anpe's The other day he got tired of that, and
notified Archbishop Hughes, in a letter which
we published yesterday, of his withdrawal
from the communion of the Church of Rome
AS DR.. Forbes pI,yes to be so tickle minded
and prone to change we suppose he will 60
through all the phases of Unitarianism and
modern infidelity, and finally come to anchor
in Mormonism. Every one to his taste.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-23

PHILADELPHIA STOCK hoard.
liILADx.r,Ia, oct %. 1862
Stocks dull Pennsylvania State fyes, osA: Reading
Railroad, lDk; 4orrs Canal AK; Lorg island Rairuad
lC5s; fennsylva Railroad, SIX.
Mcmrr, Oct Il 1859
Cotton unchanged Sales IN day 3nN0 bales: sales a
tho week, 70 500 bales receipts OF the week % 900
against 10 600 las year. stock In port 1000 Freight a
cotton, Havre Ike.
BAInMoRE, Oct o. 1869.
Flour firm. Wheat buoyart and advanced &c a &C.
White 81 81 49, Corn active white, a5c a go vel.
low, CSC. 96c. Provisions quiet whskey steady at
2ec. =
PmLADELrHIA Oct q, 1852
Flour quiet Wheat steady: white, 81 30; red 81 26
Corn active yellow, Csc. Whiskey more active ut 2sc
2shc.
BUFFALO, Oct %, 1872
Flour hrm without important change sales 100 bb.s
400 dne at "a 40 n - so; State, - 62x; extra Illinois,
- % $5 extra Wisconsin, Michigan Indiana ami Ohio
10 TO- and IS 10 for double extra Wheat active ana &C.
&C. better; sales 5000 bushels No Chic ago spring
at &c. a Doc, 1000 Milwaukee Club at 9ijc !.
$500 amber Michigan at 81 Is; and 1000 choice
white Kentucky al 81 37k, closing firm. Corn quiet: no
sales Whskey scarce and firm: sales at 27 hc Canal
freigh's-Boas scarce and rates firm. Lake imports
l. Geo bbls flour 2c 900 bushels wheat go 600 bushels
oats Canal cxports200 bbls -four and 80 600 bushels
CoRRECnox the New Orlcsrs market published yes
terday morning. the Of freight cotton TO Liverpool
should have been 9-16 Of penny.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-23
OUR Pensacola (Fla.) Correspondence
Pensacola oct, IL, Isd

The unllcd States s,onner Fulton got OF last 4
and anchored 10 fifteen lathons water. Great pra|
due Commander Farren constructor Porter and Iic,I
W. flayos, for their scientific and successful efforts
mnnder williamson lies dangerously III ut ms quartet
the Navy Ynxrl, attended constantly BY the EultonsI
geon Or. +. NJ. GrinnelD, who Is ably seconded w
Bishop, OF the yard, and his assistant, Mr. Ralph lI
[com w. died subsequent 70 the date Of our cores
dents letter, as has been already stated IA the HsaM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-23
Suicide OF a Retired seq Captain.


last evening Charles Knapp an aged AMI retired sea
captan boarding at 10. Bumstcad place, swallowed
large dose Of audanum He then est his throat, Best
with razor and again with butcher knife, and also
fred pistol shot his head He survived for several
hours expiring late in the evening He is supposed to
have been insane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-23

Fatal ARRAY In the MnryIand Peni-
tentiary.
BALTIMORE, Oct %, 1859.
AT noon to-day convict In the Maryland Pcnitcntiary
refused compliance the orders of the Deputy Warden
who, whilst enforcing his command, seized by the
convict and stabbed twice in the neck. Immediately
Gregory Barrett another officer, fired two shots at the
prisoner, nficting wound from which he died almost
immediately. II thought the Deputy Warden will die
of his wounds
later despatch, however, says the convict dead
at FIRST reported the wardens injuries are not
considered fatal
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Disaster to the Bark sarah.

- NEW ORLEANS, Oct %, 1854
The bark Morning Star, from Kingston, Jamaica, re-
ports that tho bark Sarah, from savannia for New York
encountered hurricane, lost manmast and mizxsn too
mast was otherwise damaged and put into Kingston en-
the 10th TO rea The Morning Star brings her passen
gers.
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ACADEMY or MUsc-The matinee yesterday was only
moderately attended. The performance very good
one, and deserved better house. "Rigoletto" whch
admirably sung Friday. will DO given Mon
day. The habies Of the Opera will DO pleased learn
that Madame Gazzaniga has been engaged and will mako
her Yentsse on Wednesday next.
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The Pattsb~rg Railroad Tax Gases.

1HTSBUR5, OCT. z, 1853
In the Supreme Court to-day in the mandamus case Of
Middleton vs.. the County Commissioners, Mr. Williams ad
dressed the court in speech of four hours duration
and was succeeded by Mr. Price, behalf of the bond
holders, whose speech will close the argument in this case
On Monday, the the list will be taken up and
argued One Of the points Of the defence is that the
plaintiffs are not bona fde holders Of the bonds
on which they sue, having obtained them merely as Sc
cury for loans advanced to the railroad TO which they
were issued.
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BosroS, Oct. %, 1859
The temporary injunction on tho shawmut Insurance
Company granted some days SINCE day made pcr
petual, at hearing before Judge Hoar, and receivers
will be appointed
Tho Champion scullers' regatta to-day again post
poned till Monday, account Of the rough weather The
New York oarsmen are In rne condition.
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DON'T LIKE THEIR Own MEDrcrsE-
black republican journals all over the North
are in a terrible state of indignation because it
has been charged that they instigated, directly
or indirectly, or that their course tends to pro-
mote, such attempts at insurrection as that of
John Brown and his associates at Harper's
Ferry. These journalists forget that they have
been charging Mr.. Buchanan with having per-
sonaliy instigated and set on foot and kept in
existence the Kansas troubles and the partisan
fends in California. If II is true of him that be
did these things, and must bear the blame, now
much more proof Is there Of the direct implica
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fion Of the Seward party in the Harper's Perry
affair. In the last case It u matter of actual

HAILErr. GasEkE a Co. EARLY IN THE
FEID.-Tbere ID u most entertaining Intestine
war going on between the rival factions Of the
Massachusetts, democracy. It may be quite
new to our readers, this announcement that
there are democrats enough in Massachusetts
to make two factions howsoeyer small IN num-
beers. But 1t is really true that there Is new
war going on about the preference of Massa
chusetts in the Charleston Convention, and
this when there is no earthly possibility that
the State will cast an electoral vote for any one
except the republican candidate, whoever he
may be. The row is only an early bid for the
spols, and it is the same from Maine to Cali
fornia-always the spoils, the spells, and the
spells. That seems to have come to be con-
sidered the only object of government in this
country.