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The Matteson Suit.

CHICAGO, Oct. 29.-In the Sangamon COUNTY
'Tcnit court, al Springfield, yesterday, The
sult OF the State against Joel A Matteson 81 al ".
on bond given the State, 10 recover money
alleged TO have been frauduIently loaned by an
tN-GoNernor, was decided in favor OF the
state. Judgment TO the amount of $3.50 was
rendered against the defendants
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go t. POTENT TIM l-n
~fc 239 Pa. AVENUE. ZtS
Between 10Th and llth streets,
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S
DINING AND CONFECTIONERY SALOON
Having received large and varied stock of
goocs. direct from first hands, | aTn prepared TO
IurnIsh my customers, and the public in general
win choice and well selected assortment of
Fine PRESERVES, JELLIES,
ENGLISH PICKLES, CHAMPIGNONS
PETITS. POIS. TRES FINS.
CANNED VEGETABLES and FRUITS,
Fine OLIVE OILS
PRESERVED, PICKLED and Branded
FRUITS.
FRENCH OLIVES. TABLE SAUCES, MARION
GLACES,
Fine FRENCH CANDIES, &c, &c.
>, am also prepared to furnish WEDDINGS and
IARTIES promptly, in the best manner and on
The most resonable terI.s.
FF- EATING SALOON open from a M until
y p. nj when parties can be furnished with all
The de- lcscies of the season. oc % IGt'
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The Boston Haheas Corpux Gas.

EosToS. Oct. 30.-Deputy Sheriff Bailey rro-
'eeded to Fort Warren to-day i'm a sloop. failing
10 get pass III the regular steamer To SER, m a
writ OF hab'as corpus in the case OF Mr. Windpr
The deputy was not allowed TO land. and CON
sequently he returned 20 the city. This forenoon
IA" reported that the attempt TO serve the writ
had been unsuccessful " he II the court renoarl,ad
that ne mad no means with which 10 enforca
ne "rlt The court ordered the panars ro ~,
placed on file. This probably ends the case for
the present ~ 49, AOA
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"OLYMPIC MUSIC HALL,~
%OLYMPIC MgSIC HALL.~

CORNER OF NINTH ST SLOUIsIINi AV.
NEAR PENN. Av. AND MARKET SPACE,
Enlargement Of the great
HERNANDEZ
PANT0MINE ANDFRENCH BALLET RoUpE
with the greatest living pantomimist ana genera
versatile performer
"A. NJ. HERNANDEZ,
A. NJ. HERNANDEZ, a. W. LINN ANpE%
A. NJ. HERNANDEZ
The only successful rival in America of
GABRIEL RAVEL,
GABRIEL RAVEL,
The expert n3difre dr. ballet,
MONS. DULANEY,
MONS. DULANEY
The popular PantOmimist and Vocalist,
MONS. PAUL BERGER,
MONS. PAUL BERGER,
The great American Pantomimist,
BOB BUTLER,
mons LEOTARD. MONS. LEOTARD
A COMPLETE BALLET CORPS
FOURTEEN BEAUTIFUL FASCINATING
A, tho hooa ffoING FEMALES,
Al me mead OF which is the eminent Premiere
MADEMOISELI.E ZOE,
MADEM0ISELLE ZOE,
NJ, MIt SAqT5kh HxApr, nAEE MEtE kyGAF GGAAFErlEh
srL1A nn1A n.n1EfSStA Dnsnan
EMMA GARDNER :
KATE HAMILTON, KATE HAMILTON,
non u,,, CHARLEY GARDNER, RDt2S eAfLoFD'
u.srT Wv Trr r,0yl WALLACE BROTHERS. BOB HALL
dAhhf THOMSON. HARRY THOMPSON
-o DICK PARSONS,
TOM MORGAN, foM MORGAN
&c, &c, &c
The MANAGEMENT Segs to STATE that no+,v;.b..,,
ing ms immense expense during the limited
engagement OF HERNANDEZ and
TROCPE, there will be
Ho Alteration an the Prioes Of ddmissiou
parins the present engagement the foilnwin p
fshtominrs Will be performed: THE Magic Trumo
h" Magic Sword Raul, the Night Owl ''"Tbe
Grccn Monster, Jocko, the Brazilian Ape &c.
Doors open at 7-comE4ence at ~
IL Admission-2j and 80 Cents oc r,u
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i B T. II r " II All

- -. III n u L.,
ALENANDRI4, Va
fHNUI'Ah " o''-'..-'--.....--.......P .PrOprietors
The Beautiful Queen of Song.
MISS FANNY FORREST,
FANNY FORREST! FANNY FORREST
FANNY FORREST fohhESf
GEORGE r. DE LOUIS.
The Best H0rizoHi Bar Pfrfoy5,,,y -, RI. wc-,5
lie viii also perform his
TRAINED DOG
E NNY LIND
1890, First Week of
ME, n \ r. HARRISON. the beautiful danseuse
WILLIS ARMSTRONG
the great Clown and Jugsler.
Miss FRANK LA FOLLE
Miss TILLY FORBES
LITTLE ELLA,
VIII appear in
E W D. NCESt
The Funny
DICK PARKER
WILLIE EMERSON,
HARRY FENTON,
9nda
SPLESDID COMPANY!
in All
ENTIRE NEW BILIp
81 See Bills of the dayTs
CONE EARLY.
Doors open 6ta performance az o clock.
ADMISSION IS and 81 cents. oc g-Iv
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ARebeI steamer Chased shore and burn,

NEW York. Oc'. 3n.-The brig Mary. from
AUX IayeS. reports ihat on the 18th she saw A
large frigate- under steam, with q schooner
rlggcd steamer IN tow, the latter not having
steam
Bark *. CIV. Dodge, from Trinidad reporrs
Gunboat VI Montgomery; the officer rpnorrin- H., y
ing chased a Rebel steamer the day prayious
which the Rebels ran ashore and th%u 80 ,,,,
Ere. She vas cotton loaded ~
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s.-E.-l89o.-<.
BRAKES PLANTATION BIrrEE

hAI'S TLaN TAIiON BITTERS,
Exhausted natures great restorer. A delight
fui beverage and active tonic. Composed of
pure ST. Croix Rum, roots and herbs. 1t in.
T1gorates the body, without stimulating the
brain. 1t destroys acidity of the stomach
creates an appetite, and strengthens the system
1t is certain cure for Dyspepsia, Constipa-
ton, Diarrh9a. Liver Complaint, and Nervous
Headache, and prevents Miasmatic disease
from change Of diet, water, etc. 1t can be used
al all times OF day, by old or young, and is par.
hcularly recommended TO weak and delicate
persons. Sold by all GrOcers, Druggists, Ho-
tels' and Saloons. Z. II DRAKE & Co, No.
2f2 broadway, New York Sc 25-eo6m
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UrLERs, SUPPLIES

-
J. T. SHITH 4 Co,
NUS Sl2 AsB "a! BROADWAY,
NEW YORk
Manufacturers Of and Wholesale Dealers in
SADpLERY, HARNESS. COLLARS
OEElCERS, SADDLES and BRIDES
CIV "0HD BELTS, HAVEkSACKS, PISTOL HOL-
BLANKETss TRUNKS, TRAVELLING BAGS.
Also. GILT MQCNTINGs FOR SWORD BELTS,
COAT sLFNGs. &c. oc rs I'm
II DRY GOODS.
have on hand and will sell chcHp inr Cash
BED BLANKETS, QUILTS
COTTON SHEETINGS.
TOWELING NAPKINS
and many other HOusefurnishlng Articles in tho
Dry Goods line. all OF which will bc sold AT thc
lowest prices. JOSEPH /. MAY.
oc 2S3t 3O~ Pa av betx 9th and iatf sra
CLOAK CLOTHS. RIBBED AND PLAIN, IN
HABIT CLOTHS, in CnIors
GLOAhS, SHAW LIS. ana DRESSES
fine AID medium DRESS GOODS in s.rea+ Dro
fusien, Of choice styles - s' P'"
One price only, marked in plain figures
Our Northern and Eastern CORE pnldrntS sen 7
u rev supplies daily.
PERRY 4 BROTHER
oe = Itt Pa ave. and Ninth street
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Honorable lCauittaI

PITTsBURG, oct 2e.-In the u. :. District
Court to-day, Joseph c. Hays, late po>tmsster
At MeadSllle, Pa, who was arraigned ON the
charge of 5. Newton Pettis, of having opened
letter belonging 10 the latter, was honorably
acquitted Of the charA
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WATER GAs.-The gas known as Oleo ,vater
sas promises Likelihood OF attracting some a.
tentlon. Its mode ofmanufactur,. A. ~ ,,.a,i.os,
~ simple A small retort-say three feet n,
IenSth and four inches an diameter-fxcd iar,
COOKING stove l. filled with pine or ofher
WOOD which, when reduced 10 charcoal 70
celNes quantity OF water and petroleuyn oiI
IN proportion OF one gallon of oil 90 eyer.,, tour
oi water. This chemical preparation gpn-rS.es
sollu clear gas, equal 10 500 cubic feet th.
COST being from 30 10 80 cents DER np0 ,ubi.
i"rt The gas holder can be made of n suirSble
slzt' according 10 the needs Of the consumer-
ana can be- kept I'm the cellar.-PAtlr,lsIUsi,
Press ''' I''''@
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General Rospcrans and General Buell.,

LOUIaVILLE, Oct. 50-General ROsecrans and
staff have arrived here and taken charge OF
General BuelPs department General RuelI
goes 10 Annapolis, Nd.
General Dumont has also arrived here on
route for his command.
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IRON CARs.-The Pennsylvania Central Rail
road Company il now having CONSTRUCTED 80
tiaI cars, all OF iron, the invention of a French
physician, who has become a citizen oF tbiS
country. The inventor claims that n ~ man,
ions lighter than wooden car. and mnrh
stronger; that n Will last much longer. and is
'Linosi ehiireIy secure from accident IL n
came IN collision with anofhpr ,,,,s ,b-,s, =, a.
the track or down an cmbankment, or through
bridge, Al might he badly dented, bat would
remain whole. No loss OF life could occur from
>pilhterS, the breaking out OF bottom. ton or
sides. There might be a Jam and Suuaezs
but nothing worse.
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WILLIAM CLAGETT CO.,
5 H Es " II n .,
BALTINORF, M4RYL4ND.
ESTABLISHED
CLAGETT's c. c. ALE,
ard their
D DROwN STOUT.
Head Depot aud Ofice at
WASHIN GT0N, ID. c.,
395 PESSA. Avenue.
Between l1s and 9th SITS, o,po. Telegraph once.
Retan AEtnt for WaNiiagton,
VI. CONNOLLY,
i46 EIGHTH STREET.
RttnH agents fer G.o5se,otra,
A. .OFFUTT CO.,
l65 BRIDGE ST.
TIE HB DEPOT AT WASHINGTON, D. c.,
VIII always have on hand
Itrsnty-frs Hundred Whole aud HaN Sayr.ls.
In A No. Order.
- Agents are required only to solicit and cater
for permanent trade, to whom unlimited and suar.
anteed supplies will be given and secured.
Bottled c. .C.X ALE
b. B. XX BROWN STOUT.
In quarts and pntS, put up expressly for Army and
faE1lly use oc9-Im'
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SAN LEND Ch HALL.
CANTERBURY HALL,
CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH STprv,
LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH STREET.
LOUISIANA AVENUE. NEAR SIXTH STREET,
In Rear Of the National Hotel.
pIREcTIoS.-Leave Pennsylvania avenue at si,tb
or -Four half street and go two squares porth
OF pennsylvania avenue.
COME AND SEE
THE GREAT TRIPLE COMPANY
composed of the
FIRST TALENT IN AMERICA
WELL NAY ALL COMPETITORS TREMBLE
SUCCESS Is OURS.
TIE CANTERBURY sTILL AHEAD,
and Will continue to give
THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT IN THE CITY
We are Crowded Every Night with
THE FIRST CITIZENS OF THE COUNTRY
IMMENSE SUCCESS
THREE FEMALE STARS
MISS KATE PENNOYER,
MISS KATE PENNOYER,
MISS JULIA MORTIMER,
MISS JULIA MORTIMER.
MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND
MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND
UNBOUNDED ENTHUSIASM
perfect Floral Shower Nightly Greets the Tern
sichorean Queen,
MISS KATE PENNOYER
Joy unspeakable Is written upon every countenanee
when they hear the lsvely
MISS JULIA MORTIMER
Charming Charming, is the exclamation NJ o,o-,
one when they hear the soul stirring songs OF
MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND
THE COURT or BEAUTY
The following beautiful young ladies appear ever,
NEW DANCES:
MISS JULIA CHRISTINE,
MISS JENNIE ALLEN,
MISS LILLE BRANDON.
MTIp1p7prr, MISS FRANCES LEROY,
MILE LAURETTA,
MISS JENNIE,
LITTLE ELLA.
BOB HART and LEW SIMMONS
The Greatest Representatives. OF the Neyro Cbsr-
acter ever appearing ON the stage
Splendid Success of the Great
PROP. G. w. KIRBYE.
the only successful rival Of Wymsn
MASTER GEORGE, the Wonder of the Age,
LAST Week OF the great
GYPSY'S LAY.
Tonight,
MONS. SZOLLOSY'S
VEL ANT0MIME COMPANY
Will appear in the lsu shable pantomime entitled
THE MAGIC FLUTE,
THE MAGIC FLUTE
HART and SIMMONS in New Acts
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
NEW DANCES, NEW SONGS, &c.
Doors open, 6'4 O'Clock; performance, ~,
Admlssien IS cents. Orchestra Chairs 81 cents
oc q lw,r =" '
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ADJUSTMENTS.


WILtRD'S HAIL
TSCAaIk.
lhe Public j. respectfully informed that
l.. NJ. GOTTSCHALk.
IN E".iH,Ht Pianist ant CcmpoS.r
viii have the honor Of giving
W0 GRAND CONCERTS
r. In Washington
oh "EDN ESDAf and TIL HURSpAY EVENINGS.
wv, November 9Th and 9Th
"nth ne W III perinrm iome of his latest r0rlpn-
sltcnS. which have can Sed so great a sensation
III y W York, BGStun and Phi!adrl ph;a
Arrangements have been made with th. crie
orSted Prlma Donna, Miss
9 aElOTTA PATTI.
the Principal Star uf the Itaiisn Opera Academy
OF Music, New York and Bps ton, to appesr
Jointly with Mr..
L. NJ. TSChALk.
Musical Director and Conductor . Mr. BEIIREN.
b. Admission One Dollar. Tickets can be mr.
Chased, AMI seals secured without RI elm r,e for
rlthcT I.t the two Grand Concerts az " G. NAtz.
rolls MnSic Store, commencing Monday Nov
81 y O'Clock -. III. -
n;rlnrk oo go,
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@s TO THE TRAVEL Fna
@ ING PUBLIC. A

The subscriber most respectfully informs the
public that he will from and after the 22d of Octo
her instant run a regular line of STAGES between
the CITY OF WASHINGTON and PORT TOBAC
co, Charles county, Md, leaving the PLANTERS
HOTEL, at the corner OF 7th street and Pa avsnua
Washington city. d. c., at O'Clock a. m. every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Leaving MID
DLETOE'S HOTEL, in Port Tobacco every Tues.
day, Thursday and Saturday at O o'clock a. m and
arriving in time to connect with cars At the wash
lhston depot the same evening. Fare So
Oc2-lm' SAMUEL DALEY
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NIxON's CREMORNE GARDsN C,RCuS,

PENNSYLFAN 4V AND SEVENTH ST
OPEN EVERY4FTERNOoN AND EVENING
with
E A ON STONE,
the Wild Horsertan
DIR. JAMES L. THAYER.
COMMODORE FOOTE,
COL. SMALL,
TWENTY FIVE GIFTED PERFORMERS
exclusive of
The Spanish BALLET TROUPE,
Doors open at IA and u, o'clock. Performance
VIII commence at 212 and IA.
TOMORROW, SATURDAY. Noy.l
FIRST BENEFIT
PRESENTATION OVATION
to
COMMODORE FOOTE
sby the
YOUNG LADIES OF WASHINGTON.
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THE BEAUTY OF A WoMAN's ARN-Who has
not felt the beauty OF a woman's arm-tba nm.
spcakable suggestions OF tenderness tbaf lie -,
dmpled elbow, and all the varied gently les
senlng curves down TO the delica,a y.y-is,.
WIN IT'S unlest almost lmperceptible ni@ks in
the nrm soiiness. woman's arm topchad ,h.,
soul OF great sculptor two Thousand yss-s
40, 30 that ne wrought an image OF il for The
lovingly the ume-worn marble of . hesdIess
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81 Ten guerllas were shot N PALMYRA. Mo
on the 18th, by order Of Grn. McNffl. They
he'd been caught numbering, stealing and yio
lating
- Agents TOR substitutes are referred IN
Greeley a. Co, who have sthree times three
hundred thousand' reserves eager TO leap like
flaming giants INTO The nght
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~ All the rebel officers, civil and military
make Confederate scrip Just as they happ.n 10
%aht A.. John Morgan manufactured fifty
Ton In a single day. and circulated il among
the people, and We understand the form upon
Mnlch he printed a large batch at Danville A.
sun standing at the Tribune Office an thai
town. What a beautiful currency our rphels
would give us !-LOuisriUs Journal
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FoRps NEW TENTH STR. THEArEH

u K n .
Itath ST.. dbors Pennsylvania ar.
y tAlso of Holiday Street Thcatrr, Baitirnore'f
huhFHReY YBLAND.---......-...St stage Manage,
o... FEST GRAND BENEFIT
Infant GymnsSt
fO | AMER CA
The Hero Of the Most Daring Acts
~G6S ASD 81 DfsY!nf bEmoLD IiSiift nIN..
TIRE oR1c1xG GABkIE4 PIEL KAyyEh,
Aud the DRAMATIC COMPANY
All ppearinx for his BENEFIT!
THIS FRIDArl EVENING
The ATTRACTIVE Pantomime of
JEANETTE AND JEANNOT
T'tIio.; Gabriel RRvel
All the Raveis in the die rent cSsTsctefs % natle''
After which a np,yan
BRTLLIiST DfYERTTSSEHEST
P6s 1iot EaS Narlct, Mile hh9sn A%eFes Tne5os
To conclude with the
fR IG II T TFUL act
Dashng his Body from the + Top Of the Circle clear
over the h'ads OF the sndience TO the back of
hes'age on the Flying Trspeze whirling
"sTT d ana over in the air throwing front
anu hhcK somersaults, alighting grace
iu!ly on his feet each time
Performance cqpHfness RpHfS p With the Farce Of
hush DE bfah. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. E;shDn
PRICES OF .pNJssros
Dress Circle and Parquette s-s,,.
0rcnestra Seats. ......,..-. rs cen rs
Family Circle ...... - 'ss OK cet 800
* FIRE. List Pc4itirfiy Svs2iad,d
Doors open at quarter past O'Clock; curtain
rises nj a quarter ia O'Clock
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The performance VIII commence with the great
Military Drsma
THE FRENCH spy:
Or, TIE FALL OF ALGTERS.
Ms'Sia. HsTsi " SiS s.,c Arab Lucille Western
ID. Setcheil as.....,. Tony p.,r-s
Il 50 - dc. '''.....-. Sergeant DuSourg
W II. palrelt as Col. De Ceurcey
&1a6 LaFfon rs ............. Mohsmmef
II All Pacha
MI - Ora sLniR
10 conclude With the brillsnt Pact Comic Drama
tChas. Matthew's vcrSiou)
DON CESAR DE BAZAN
Lucille Western a. no, O.. A. D.
The first time in this city that the part has ever
been played by iady.)
Miss Kate Denim as Mor;+,
PRICES OF ADMISSION
nrch.strs .->-- ----- ~ cents
Pon,;Ix @AS------ 10 cents
iSio->-- % cents
Coio.sS SoN-- ~----- Sc
Ceioreo Parterre ------.........-.....E 20 cents
Seats may be secured from 10 O'Clock a. N r. e
oGiock p m, without extra charge
mences at O'Clock WIZ
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NEW AND SIMPLIFIED METHOD FOR PIANO
~ FORTE AND SINGING.
Professor ALEXANDER WOL0WSKI, Pianist
ard CoBipcs,r, has returned from the Lon
don Exhibition and opens n Course for the SES3
Piano and Singing by his New and Simpli SIf
6ed Method BY Professor WOlowski's System, .
person having only a slight knowledge of music will
be enabled il a very short time TO read music with
great facility and execute operate as well as class
ical music with rare perfection. As to the vocal
part by his way of vOcalizstiOn he arrives at most
extraordinary results renders the voice powerful,
and enables the singer to vOcsliZe with facility,
sccUrac, and fine quSi ty of tone Prof Woowski
receives visitors daily from to 4 o'cl0ck D. m. at
his TtsIdsnce No. 4a1 Tenth streea between
Aot. Il I'm
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s.-T.-18GO.-~.


ORPHANs' COURT DISTRICT OF COLUM-
~ HA, Wt>HINGTnN CuCNTy Tn-WIr.-In the
ease of Mrs Lucy Wheeler. administrators Of Mrs
ceased the adtainistrstriN aforesaid has ,yith IN
appreciation of the Orphan Court Of WashiuRto
Gay o. November next, for the tnHI settlement and
distribution OF the personal ctate said eceasa d
Cf The assets in hand far tho have hpc n
collected and turned into money. when and where
Nhed 70 attend at the Orphans Court Of Washing
ton county al-resaifl with their claims prOpe ri
vouchet or they NAV otherWis'. by law be ercluf
s-rn, sIl benefit in said decessets estate: prOyii
I, e.. =, "rder he published once week 10
Ihrr,. weeks in the hv-nru. Star peVious TO n
said lIth day of November newt. -
true c"py-TIst. T.. {. ROBBINS
oc slswSw- Register of Wills.
DLAINFIELD ACADEMY,
Thirty third Session (2 weeksj cor Tae7:es Nov
81 Entire pense SIS. Circulars ~ Mar Office
To Gil a few vacancies address :. y.
eIs 1neo- P,ainGrld, Cciat- rianh e." Pa
& sCHNEIPEBSSo EEBsSSovrnr.rvxr
WATER CLOSET 0H CLOSE STOOLS
Fog Use IN
Hospitals. Rct,.s aHd PTirafs Families.
These Stools are made wholly of metal. per.
fecty free from smell cannot get out OF order and,
being portable the most convenient articles in
use fhey have been adopted in all the I s. Hos
pitfalls 4 C.. They may be had In any quanIIy OF the
ton D. C. ~ H-6ro'
IHREIGHT TO NEW YORK-The fast sailing
copper and corper-fastened, hTst-class AtS>
! schooner, Aid, ". b. Hutchings master. IL
will sail for the above pert about Friday or -
engaged, limited quantity VII ,s, be taEen
Apply 20 FRED. : C0ZZENS, Agent,
oe5 If Corner Of I4tb Il. and Pc. avenue
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GROW ER'S ThEATER
PtnH orenKe, near Wiildrds Hotel.

THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING.
oc, m FIRST 6ENEFIT
VI the Charming. Able Young Actress Miss
LUCILLE WESTERN
Third appearance of the popular actress
MISS KATE DENIM
VIOLA CROCKER
MAMMOTH BILL TO NIGHT.
MISS ACCILLE IN FOUR CHIR4CTFRS
BEST BILL OF THE ENG ,GPNPNT,
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WoRH ynsus ARsESio.--Coroner Naunann hold an IN
Vnest yesterday the body OF Pahns kastens native
36esmany, twenty two years Of age, who died on sat
srday from Mo effects or dose Of arsenic which sne
esok for the purpose Of killing herself Tho deceased
vas person OF refined and lady ks manners, and had
received liberal education She came 20 this country
about six months ago in anticipation OF living easily ana
pleasantly with her friends Finding they were mol IA
ercumsta to support her, she obliged 10 go Out
Aumiliang, and about three weeks ago took dose OF
hudannm; bnt remedies promptly applied and ner
Ne saved for time. She continued In a very low
~ dsconsolae state and Saturday succeeded 10 de-
usroying herself verdict IN accordance with the
above facts was rendered.
KuIxp By FALLING THRordH A TRAP DooR.--Nichoias
George native Of Germany, forty two years Of age,
butcher by trade died al Bellevue Hospital on Saturday
st from Injuries received by falling through trap door
the premises POI West For;ieth street. He fell DIS
tGnce Of about fifteen feet erey fracturng his skull
An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner Nauinann,
chen verdict Of "Accidental death" was rendered
Run 0yKR BY FIRE ESelSE.--Coronsr Widely held an
inquest yesterday the body Arthur Wildey native
- Ireland seventeen years OF age who was accidentally
Killed Saturday night last The deceased was run
svsr by engine No. L. IN Sixth avenue, whle running 10
. IRE in Thirteenth street. He taken up, but died
before reaching 81. Vincent5 Hospital. Inc remains
taken his lato residence whore the inquest was
Asld, verdict OF Accidental death being rendered
FArAL FAIls.--coroner Collin held inquest on Sun
cay tho body Of Edward McCabc, who died from q
Fracture Of tho skull by falling down the stairs
- his residence, $50 avenue A.
An inquest held on Sunday by the same coroner
on tho b0iy Of Margaret Livingston whose death was
ALSO caused by fracture Of the Skull receiy py Iang
vety shortsghIod, and it is supposed that she
mtoSSN her footing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-06
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, MAY g. lss2-rRlPLE SHEET


days.
The friends and scquantancss requested 10 attend
the funeral from his late residence No Tenth
on Wednesday afternoon at two O'Clock.
snni.-on Monday, May 8, WILLIAM ShyTB, aged ~
years native Of county Termanah, parish " Ennisk-
len, Ireland.
The friends and acquainancss OF the family are re-
spcetfuy invited to attend the funeral from his late
residence 14o Mulberry street. New York. this uesday)
afternoon, at two O'Clock.
fuRsER-on Sunday, May 4, ANNAHHLA ELLIS, tho be-
loved wife OF Hugh Turner, after lingering illness,
which she bore with fortitude, aged SO years.
The friends and acquaintances invited TO attend the
funeral, from the residence Of her husband, 1888 earl
street Brooklyn this tuesday, morning az ten o'clock
TohsAY.--0n Monday, May o, WILLIAM PAlRck ioxSAf,
aged years, months and days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral from the dence OF his parents,
Patrick and Eliza Jane Tomnay No. ash Second avenue,
this (laesday) afternoon, at two o clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-06
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Married.
EERAGErY--WxRBER. Westchester village, West.
chester county by the Rev j. A. Kinsea, D. D., THos.
p. GRRAcHTY, Of Ballymurry Roscommon, Ireland, 10
Miss ELIZA WEBBsR, OF neyonshire, England
Newport (R. l. papers please copy.
KKyyEpy-SMrTH.-By the Rev. Or. osgocd, Mr.. VII
1SAM KENNEDY TO Misc VEryCiA SMITH.
AcCAsrY--RyAS.--un Sunday, April 81, by the Rev.
Father Milan, at the Church Of 81. Francis Xavier,
Jons McCARIY Of Far Rockasay, l. L. to DELLA RYAN, Of
Ahis city.
70 TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
New YORK, May 5, 1862.
The notice Of O marriage between Angel v. Natal and
Miss Aico Flsrnming is silly hoax, such marriage
having taken place. JAMES FLEMING, JR.