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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-24

habit self abuse To which = added observations on
Female Diseases and other interesting matter Of the Ut
most Importance TO the married and those contemplating
marriage who doubts of their physical ab lily
enter that state Sent any address I'm sealed wrap
per- on receipt Of ten cents or four stamps.
devote entire time and attention 20 the treat
ment of the various private diseases ated Of i'm pr
report Our Dspensary is the only Institution OF the
kind In America which has been ablished by special
charter ana this should give preference the
various quacs Of doubtful character 10 be found in all
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-24

sE- The Supreme Court OF Indiana convenes
on Monday rcNt.
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POTATOES.

rnnn BUsHELs WHITE KEsHAxxoc rorA-
lUvDU tors from soc 20 &C per cu-nsi. inss
recevsd and Cor ssls Ne II south Nsrttsn itIeet
-,xaasa, W. FIkHKR.
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MEDICAL BOOKS. &C.
GAlEN'S HEAD DIS PEMSA R Y,
CHARTERED
BY THE LEGISLATURES OF KENTUCKY FOR THE
TREATMENT OF ALL THE DISEASES OF THE
URINARY AND GENITAL ORGANS.
A Medical Report,
- ..st IN ~ u n - m a. sA

~ tdiaiag 7hi,rg Fine Plates ana Eoraria0s OF the
Aadtomy and Physi0iogy ~ khe ser'.~ Oyqhis IA "a
state Of Hs.'lh and Disease
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10 Business cards can be had, at all times. at
the Sentinel olIice
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CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

10 See first page.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-24

ls-The City Council meets tonight.
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U. s. MARsHAL's NOTICE.
No. o.
ITnised states Of America, District ss
Indiana. -.

u
wnEEAs. libel OF nforI1.iioa has heen hied On ths
district Court q the United ststss within aid Tor he
Seventh Circuit aud Dtrc q ildsua. % TIE so;h cay
May lsC2. By John Hams ESQ., District Attorney a fss
United Cor aid D<ricf q Indiana, sgsinf I've
vsses, Containing forty Ave os army uultons uine1'
I've pieces gold lace and cord twenty -eslt yarus cotne
cloth to trunks containing sx pieces tlue con, COS
vaSe containing ot a geld lace and oaiea for sp<s
lstf. sundry psckags oonfsning neediss buttons sb<
poous one barrel coal OIL t~o tass containing one han
drsd zross military brfcuss Two burdret ouncss golc
buIIIoa and huDdrsd y4rcs soi6 lses, s<i,et q;
px.rsvsiI. fotiara fof q violation q the ls~s e.
ths Unsf States. the AID goois and rasrchsnc.ss os
z coufraband ~ and pEsyag process Axarst ex;<
goods ard that The sane may - condemned and sod -
sr.,e,ss consrsband q Hzr
Vow thsrcfor parsusnce q The mention uncer ths
seal q aid Court directed and delivered, do heEe-
by give public notice q al persons claiming Nd soed
any part hereof Ia any Interested ther~aA
hat they ~ and sppesr before ne sssd The D<ric Court
Of the United stsss BE- h~dsE The cy II isdansps
lS 10 aud for The District a Indiana ks tenth DAY "
next, 20 ociock q the forcnoen a hat Day.
then and there % nfepsse their Gains and make her
allegations In that behsL
DAVID G. ROsE. L. = Nsr.hsl-
Per J. - Bss<<o~, DeYr;y-
Attest. JoHx n. Rs, CLERK. m1y13-siS
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DIED.

ANsTICE-At Yonkcrs, on Wednesday morning Feb w.
Jau,s Miluor. son " Henry Ansticr. -, -.
Nj. nsrsl viii tskp place from his fathers residence Oh
ibuisoay. al u ocioch y.
ALAbERT-lp this c,ty Sunday Feb 10. MaIsaea H..
trgie~. wife Of Peter AlsDeIt and daughter OF us '
P,ttrgrew ESQ -
BAKEK-n ths city. Mrs Maria Baker 10 tho COIN ' "
her a-e
Caiioruis papers please copy. =, r..,b IT R.,l In
BELL-On " edu-,day evening, FEB. ~ 'o''P" - '
he 3lst year Il ME . ...n.., =, I, invited
Tho friend. AID ,av.s 81 the family are re'pee' y %
to attend his lu ersl on Friday afternoon, -, ~, ~
his lato residence No. 3g2 Fourth street, WI "''
Invitation. a. =,
,nvtv 4, u.,,.,,,li. on Monday, Feb. Ia. Hannsh
Ia,i, ,""r.a.' ia"Sher OF William and Susan Cow'a
s.rd years months and Gays Am s.,,,,,.x Yah Is
$500 nn., a mem.er Of Company &, 18Th Reg
u.ent New.fok state 'o'u"''''' "''N ''
-. va.,ch.s,., A onr,y ~
III RiE-At her re,dence fremont S oany "a
yeaf ui her ss-. =, IT., - r,..J.v .,.ni,, E.h ~
- - "a year of his sgo his residence. No 80 Deaf
.,,,t t.IlI A atpgon. c'q fr many years p'e"
n-nt ~ - halt Of New TON $780, ,.. T. 49,
~ end, AN, ss,ve, ncadins thoss Of hi' sons sho "eS
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.XXXVIITu CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE. ..WAsnINGrov, Feb. 10, 1902.

SENATE. ,sHINGToy, Feb. 10, 1902.
Mr.. King Rep., y. ~ we-ettcd Ieilion OF
meici u.ts ana Underwriters, OF AeW-l ork, reu on
srliiug a1alt,, any change Of the laws relative to
Iiio,s ava ilolale.
VIZ. HALE RcV., " H., from the Naval Con-
mittee reported blck tLe hl for tie temporary IT,
crease OF MIisl ipmen in the Naval Academy, Will a
r.qu.si TO be Indefinitely po-tponto. Also, resolr-
'ion tend.iing he thanks OF Congress TO CapC.
" likes. v iich was Indefinitely postponed.
Nh. HAIRS Rrp., y. y, from lie Committee
of the Juoi iary, reported bh ihe bill Tor the mall
ana rate keeping OF United Slaes priso"er-,
win an erdHcn's.
Mr.. RICE Dem, Mn.) from the Military Com
mittee reported ioInj resolution 10 au'hollze iAe
Secretary OF Wa to confer The breyet rank OF lieu
tenant euer;l for eminent services.
Nj. SUMNER lkep., Mass.l presented petition
oi ,it2eus OF New-ioik state, asking that q e.
of States, and tie Territory be divided between
North Carolina and Georga.
Mr.. TRIUMPH IL Rep, H. presented petition
o. citizens Of llimo.s asking tie Ia5-agc Of the
Treasury NOte i'll, and agaln.t the Bankrupt law.
On mOiinn OF Mr.. HALE. tie bill io- tie organ
IzetiOn of The Navy Department was taken up.
After the adoption OF some amendments from the
Committee, the I'LL was lid over.
On motion Of Mr. HARRIS, the ill in rel ition TO
tie Circuit and District COurts OF the United States
was taken NJ ard passed.
Mr. WILSON (iier., Mass.) introduced joint
resolution to authorize the President TO present
prizes AID medas 10 tue enlisted mel. Of the array
and navy and maine cOrps, who may have dis
tinguished tLeu rlyes IN the war. ADOPTED.
On motion Of Mr. WILSON, tie ill for the better
organization Of tie cavalry was taken up aud
paced.
Executive session. Adjourned.
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Mr.. SPAULDING esTecial opposed those amend
ncnts which provide for the payment OF in'e.est U,
cam aud lie s,le of bonds TO procure the cola, and
was adyer.c TO tie amendments which make an M
inst dsrn nation between the creditors OF Tho TOW
cmmeni. o,cpr
MIR. POMEROY rep, Kapsasl, CALVERT,
MORRILL, VIII ENGLISH, DUNN, PlhE, ana
OWEN addressed tie Committee on the same SUD
ject. , . G..
The House proceeded to consider the various Sem
ate amendments, and tie result Of the CommI'tees
action wac reported to the lionse. -,
Pending the question OF concurrence therein, the
II Duse adjourned
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Tue FIRST PAYNEsT OF INTEREST on TREASURY
NoIFs.-Yeslerday morning the hrst payment OF
interest on tie Government War Loan, began at the
office of Mr.. Cisco, the Assistant Treasurer. con-
adorable crowd assembled before o'clock, az whch
hour the doors thrown open and the burnrss
began. After some confusion and excitement, which
with the assistance of the police WAS subdued
the crowd, which rapidly increased, WAS arranged H.
file. Soon. however, tie lines were extended over
the entire space ON the lower hoor then doubled.
aud trebed aud eventually wound up the SANS TO the
second story. Probably over 1000 perons We're
crowded into the building a, time; but in two
hours from the time OF opening the utmost quiet and
satisfaction prevailed among the assembage.
The proces- of payment isquiie simple. The holder
of the coupons receives in exchange for them M lac
has previously left them for examnaiion) check,
which on presentation at The desk, is paid in coin
Tie c. upons paid yesterday were those OF the fits,
so coo 900 of go Treasury Notes and it has been
estimate, that the interest coupons arc IN the hands OF
In, 600 TO 100000 PERSONS who will present theu-
selves ut the Ncw-iork office. Payments are also
made in Eoson and Philadelphia. At noon yesterday
between 500 900 and $685. C0 Of interest had been
paid, IN amounts varying from $4,000 to s She
latter being the hHll-yearly interest on fifty dollar
Treasury Note.
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ASSEMBLY,.

Inc Assembly mel NJ r. III.
Several ILLS of no general interest were con-
tidered in lbe COMMITTEE of the Whole.
The bill to facilitate the construction OF portion
Of the Erie Canal Enlargement was taken ~. ME-
RICE raid that tbs hill was desigD' to enable Va
nal Commissioner Ab,rger carry ont piiva'e con-
tract with certain parties in Buffalo at needless
cost TO the State Of $20Ou0.
Mr. OGDEN defended the Canal Commits 'ioner
from assault He argued on the merits III TIE biii
showing that it designed for tie protection OF
he State. aud the benefit OF tie canal Alter
warm discussion, the bill WAS ordered to tara
reading.
The bill TO provide for the establishment OF schools
in tie several Alms-liouses OF the State was taken
up. IN ..,,....,
peuse and unjust 10 the smaller counties, wnere cult
dren in The Alns-iouses could be educated IN dis
met schools.
Mr.. RAYMOND moved TO strike out the lause
excluding TIE City OF New-icrk from tie provisions
Of thc bill
TIE motion was advocated by Mr.. PHELPS, aud
agreed 10.
Several amendments were made-oDe leaving II
Qiscrefionary wi IA the SulervIaOIs Ia create such
schools Instead of making IL obligatory uIon them.
TIE Lill wa. then ordered to u third re.llLg.
Tho bill TO ext nd the time Of the 'orpof e exist
ence OF the International B,dgc Co. We ordered 70
u hind reading.
Mr. SCnOLEFIFLD announced the death OF a
broiher Of the Hon. j. Il. Dutci er of Dutohes', "A
Young volunteer n 4 offered re,oldtlon colooiing
vita the boreayed family. Adopted. adjourned.
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sEyATE..ALp,yY, Feb. -, IsG.

Bills INTRODUCED.
BY SIR. FARRAk-Proylciug for the pubic de-
fen-c.
BY Mr. FREER-Incorporatiu the FoFty-seeond
street Railroad Company.
BILLS PASSED.
Amending the act codug To the United States Jn-
risdciin lands III the vicinity oil Hamilton AM
Tompkins Counties.
The Concert saloon bill apple. to all the cities and
Villages OF the State.
Amending the act relative to laying ont the streets
and avenues Of New-lork
For the benefit At married women IN regard 10 ln-
,urpg the lives of their husbands.
majority report was presouted for tho with
drnyal Of the cir,ulai rnec I'm Of iucorl crate d
bank. whose charters have expired, aid 10 secure
the T. dempion thereof.
A minority report On the zane SUBJECT was Ai'o
presented.
Tue bill to stop the sale Of swill milk w@ favor
ably reported.
Adjourned until the 18th inst.
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INEW.YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, Feb. IL, 1856

Senate met at r. m. ,
Tie Albany and SusQuehanna Railroad bill wac
ordered to third reading after the proposed amend
ment striking out the clause making The State the
owner of an amount OF SO 600 stock for money adj
vanced to the ROAD bad been voted down.
Tie following bills were ordered to u third read
ing:
To change the plan Of certsin streets and avenues
in New-York lying north of Northumberland
twenty fifth street; TO authorize the Grand-stree'
aud Newtown Railroad Company, Brooklyn, to lay
double track; relative to the publication OF legal
notices by contracting Boards.
The bin amending the net respecting tie liabilities
of husband and wife was considered IN Committee
of the Whole, and progress reported.
Senate adjourned TILL 10 o'clock tomorrow.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YoRK....;,....FEB. 10
cfc-rs =.

sbi~s-P,Nfc Uull, Br.ros Ayres, Wul Nelson y son
for. r34sat Nfauiol tie tilR. Philadelphia X ~ Sionn
ST. o.. 10 Duarfin DR., OfeuTy, blys .p'9i ooJa
.,r. ida 3r-in Nicolas, Errl.rn, Rugsr Bros.
ta...-N toyrf.u. Miller. h0ui1n snow q Burgess fe''
it,a Is r d ',h.-on, on.ers'.su Holm o . 20 be's'
Nor F.adrcAsnn Pouch Ne SC a. W ,rd LIN iof, M ,
-, al i,t,d,i a- ubs De.sic4s & Co ataalta
.-.uil Buiint Liv rpoo HelnIngs / Ooa.iig. 'lyod-
ar,.- Csri.nzs b. " ard Co. Laur, tbfel bshe ems
An VEIN y ka. p; prus. {. Gin D. dJ.l ASP n~si iappsn
~t.huca: B.fsy Nuliau.s. Lowell, Asp4l ~a. Tap N
.rhucs 81 i.as Curwig Char Mon,eyide3. fa'e Pof'
..r..li. ayp-iiYl. e. ils,n hsibsd1-s 4. j. Dwight
IE..-i iirrf 81 Jal yup~. titDii-gos j. ,. Mhily
sio ss-l tl,. Do Carer. Cok. Bo.mJoe Co. Harriet
~bolrr-Ci.f o sutton Hcit--s inie', y. l. McCreiiy
Co LIu srd LafDe. bayi~y, Mpygs ..z : w. Aes1.
co. Allen B TONY, PED Zen, Havana X IS Fldrdse' Lses
gri l.rbrric -, Johrs \ b. Ocean Wave lBrb
Loc.h.s nbguibo. H. Il. ne~of: Mar Huris tBr John
.,, sa...u J Euess; Nautilus. Tracy. hey Wet H. B.c
-,r New ORR Guod.e Bost ID. - =. Dayton Co; Wm
Wilson lynn Port Eoys Nh-e'cI sirtoEhsn = 4. Ap
D e or, . .ssD., phi.sdriphi, j. " Mckee.
steamer AletcmoIa, Coffin. y -ah.Dsscn. master
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B. and + H%n.ns0n ore r., ls.pecay invited attend
corner of Fourth avenue Brooklyn, Thursday ~ se
st2t o'clock I'D.
uALsEY-ou Tuesday evening FEB 10, Thoma. r. B,,..,
+ az 4 2, ,,aIs adopted son Of William Hasey 'ey,
H. nd AID tho Of the family me respectfully inyi,.a,
attend h- funeral ON MS late iecei ce, south eas coz,
per Of Clinton aud Myrtle avenues Brooklyn on Fdss ~
t.fnoon, az p o'clock
UOFNFR--Jn this city, Monday. Feb. Il. Hermann III.
ner s.ed 30 years 9 months aud ~ days
KFTCHAM-At Jericho, Lorg Island, Townsend sh.rn,,
only Isaac g. and Mary A. f. hetcham aged Ii wear,
IJVNIn this city, on Tuesday Feb. 49, Sarah Jan. b.loa
wife Of John NJ Linn aged 20 years mouths and day,
Brem.n papers please copy
MILLFR-At White Plains, on Monday, Feb H. suddenly
John Miller, il the 10Th ye-r OF hrs age
The rea friends Of the family respectfully invited
to attend the funeral on Thursday Feb 30 Of II O'clock
fo the old M-hods piscopai Church at White Plains.
The cars cave I've pty Sixth street ct 81 a.
NARSHALL-On Monday evening Feb. II, Matilda r.. wiz
John Marshall aud eldest daughter Of the late Benjamin
NJ Bros n. dec"a.ei.
10 ate,d the funeral Oh huftay, 2Oh in-t, O. u o'clock
D M , from her re-idenre No. tyl Seventh syenue
without further vation The remains VIII be taken to
GrrenS oDd for intermcut
MONAGHANfn th. city, Tuesday, Feb II, the Of
John ord Elizabeth Monsghsn, aged months and 10 days
MELLoa-Ip Yreka Csiorua, on Sunday. Dec. 20, wm
&. Mel r, f0merly of this city, aged s. years
Pbadeiptia paper, ease copy.
MURRAY-In til. city on Tuesday Feb. ~, Thomas w.
Murray. jr oDy sou of Thomas '" and Ann hnLs Murray
aged months
daughter Of John AID Margaret NC gue aged 10 years and
mouths.
PALMER-A. New.RocheLe, Tuesday, Feb. 10, May
Palmer a-ed 20 years ,,,
The fners will .se place from the residence OF the late
Robet II Coes Tnursdsy 2Uth inst, At II O'CLOCK IN
POTTER-Iu this city. Wednesday morning teo. ~ lt1
Fra hin Pter of Joseph Ind Jane i0'tef asea ysse
ard , months. ,,.,,
Tie fnueill will be held Friday 2l'. inst. at u ocock
u from the residence of his psrrnts. No lbf Wet
Toe iIiepGs AID relatives Of the family
res y. ciluiy Invited 10 attend
SLOAN-lu this city, Margaret, iuut daughter Of GeoTss
ADD Mary sloan, bg.d yea, months sndo days
Aberdeen and aiscu pspefs p.eise copy.
S.ANNALSIn Ills city. Tuesday Feb i, only son 0.
Jas aud Julia scaDDals aged y~ar, months and ~ days
TVORNE-A, ~, re- idencs Glen Cove Long leland. on
1lird d,y nesdsy the loth inst Samuel e. thorne, aged
- yea. and u day..
The i've, aud friend. are invited attend the funeral
Ms n.c0ck hre,i .Hou-e, Sixth day ifnday) at II
Csuissss wii meet the steamer lsla,d tty, winch
leaves Pecs slip this AFTERNOON, al o'cl,oS
WArsON-On Tuesday. FEB. ls Jane. Wsison In the 9th
yesr OF his age, Of consumption.
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one Of the men Killed, and think more orders nave
been Issued in relation to others. An officer Obliged
me- with copy Cf Gis.

one Of the men killed. and think more orders have
been Issued in relation 10 Others An officer Obliged
NE with copy Of t!,is.
SPECIAL OrpvR Ne s9-S D Bie,er private Of t'!''
Cif"4ns G.niay d, J., virginia ta'olly ust'ue =. .,
n,,ied willie ny .nd,a,olii capnIe tne btseHsr "l
lie n., viii be- escorted TO lis former residence ans tue
bod, delivered to his fl.ly wh the ieetes Of Va"
nsrdrs Grreral hat so brave mon should be ''o
III. last words were: Il ON killed. 10 nj mind IL but
Cspt German will detail of bis comrades, true soldiers
who with bin AZ the front as an "'cort Nadia ma,
TITO expenses and burial 81 ages will b. PAID. IN" " ~
lived be ; ouid nav. T.cciy, iomo.ion. ,.~nrD
Ny comInand Of Brig Cen LANpiN
II. q. Armstrong, A. A. A. q.
II IL said that General Lander still MAINTAINS that
cavalry is enc If the most effective arn4s to use III
this country, ana believes if he had not ordered To
bring uphe infantry the men having got over ibe en-
element occasioned by this first fire. would have
done all that be could Lave expected of Them lie
mas complin tned The whole command !orthe manner
in which they bore the hardshps of bivouac III the
snow and march of fory-thiee miles without rest,
aud with sCant subsistence.
When Gen. Lander was REINFORCED from Ohio, NJ
wagons were furnished with the regiments; one Of
his hest regiments has tents, yet not muImur has
been heard, and The euemy driven from Moorheld on
tie south to the limits Of his department by
system OF hurried marches and combinations
which compelled Jackson to retire, by threatening
bis subs'steDce trans As much has been said about
Gen. l. nGers marching on Winchester, it may be
remarked HAT be has never been ordered east o.
Romney and all lie has done since his reoccupatlor
of that point has been done at the risk Of dlsPleas
ING in high quarters. / was informed by very good
au lory that Lander would fight jackson, in force
i'll his own department., but could not proceed beyond
it unless TO support Gen. Banks should he need hi
assistance. He captured 1900 bushels of corn and
20 beei cattle from one of the Rebel depots forty
miles south Of Romney few days since.
His men on their marches usually take rations IN
cir baversace and beef cattle driven loose with
tie command. They have made some astonishing
marches for raw tFoors and in their numerous Skin
mishcs LEY have had no support from artillery.
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FROM GEN. E4NDEn'S DIVISION.
What The Var Department thinks Of CoSa'aS
MISREPRESENTATION WITH TIE R'aGT RING TOLL
LEgOrR BRAVE NEy EVE Brave OFFICERS.
M,.n.sarox. W.ane.aay. Feb. 70.

NAsu.SGgON Ntdu".dhy. req. ~ i'0~'
Cornlaint having been mace by Gen. Lancer Oh
the mi, conduct If an otccr under hs coumand' ana
tbe matter referred 70 tie Secretary OF War; the io'-
lowmg inttruc'i,ns were gv'n'
"If G. i. Laultr is s@isi,d tha; Col. AnstankeI
was guilty CT eow~ldiee or uistehayior before the
enemy. lie may be rried on the rrot, aud If ionpd
cnd tie seii,n.e Of death may be executed on The
tpor. or be nay be cashered by lis command ne
General At the head Of lis regiment. TIE former
course is +, commended IS the preferable one. Cow
s,o;,. in IN ,flcer exhibited on tie field Of battle
should receive tie svif. enlistment Of death.
"fDWIN ~ STANTON. Secretary Of WG.
"WAp DFPAsINEST, Eco lu, lio!.'
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A BRiLLIANr SUccKss."--Our readers cannot
fail TO have rema, ked how generously "Dr. c. O. Col
ton" has been al IL ieyotpg imself torasng innds
for tie benefit of charitable Institutions OF the ciy'
Last Monday evening be gave one Of ms exhibitions
" For the benefit of tho Five Points House OF lh'
dusrry." Ii WIRE set forth--we quote from the al
yerlisemen-that
ITO add to the attractions. the fret hahour VIII ne &C.
voted To CONCERT 49,.
y 40 Prps Of the Five Points House Of Industry inwc"
they will sing or, at variety OF patriotic ana 'ou'
songs. They will show what the Five Points ca' 90
GONE and 81 10y rich entertainment and AID THESE
ouea"
At Mr.. Coltons solicitation, We cheerfnlly caheu
the attention of the charitable 20 the osten'lOio oo'
loo, n, the entertainment and wi,hed the benefit
every success. The doctor subsequently assured u'
that " the benefit ,cas brilliant SUCCESS. Ics'ei'
day. we received the following note from Mr. bar'
low, Superintendent of the House OF Industry:
10 me Editor of The " Tribune
SIR: You kindly noticed Dr.. ColtoDs intention 10
give us a benefit last Monday, from his lauehinggas
exhibition. 1t may be interesting to Won to know
the r,snlt of the same. Many OF our friends attended
in spite OF the storm:
There received for
DR. Cotons bill for advertising. sc............Sl2o
Dr. Coons bill for IOo-IIo w
Benefit TO o.
Transport i25 children the Institute and back "
-
Net TO "'
yoo,, ,..rec,,uIly b. r. BARLOW.
Fus PSit. Hue, II Inln, w. No. l35 Uoyth 'be>f
Aeic. York, Feb. 10, lsCl
It is only necessary for us to add in order 70 per
feet understanding OF the case, tnat tue dement,
was purely voluntary on the part Of Mr.. Cotton
hat be proposed to get mp the entertainment Tor the
sole profit of the House, if he might be permitted 10
use its name and tie services Of 20 81 It's niue ln
mates for Concert. Tie proposition was agreed
10. and 10 little children went out, on a errDl!
stormy Winter night liom their warm flve-Polpts
Home " the Cooper Institute, and sweetly sang
Their pntiioiic aud soul-stirring songs, and
show ed wba, the Five Points eau do' The irieni'
If the Mission also lclt their comfortable homes, ana
,ysded q rough seet and slnsh to Cooper Instl'ute
TO the number OF nearly 600, and enjoyed the reL
entertainment in aid Of these little ones" Dr. Cotton
WAS aiso there with his gas, pocketed his SioO'
achieved IA brilliant ,uccees, aud we hereby accord
him the full credit which belongs to such uubonnded
leneyolence. IL is due 10 Dr. Cotton to staie that
his next benefit takes place next Nedne-na!
evening when The Society engaged IN sending
children TO The West Will lie the favored recipients
Of bis bounty.