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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fisher.-Yesterday
after our report closed in the case of Ephraim
Phillips, indicted tor the murder OF James W.
30, le IN }eorsetown, on the Sd inst, after the
question had been fully argued by the counsel,
ruled out the dying declaration OF the deceased
man in the presence OF Messrs. Gill and Wright,
in which the deceased stated the prisoner had
threatened to shoot him several times, and that
the act was done Intentionally. subsequent
declaration made after DIR. Rilev had visited
the deceased was admitted in evidence. THIS
declaration states that the prisoner went be-
hind the bar and got hold of the pistol, saying.
oh you, I'll shoot you !" when he ran after
him, and scufie ensued, and the prisoner
fired.
To-day the evidence for the defence is being
given In, and has been to the effect that scuffie
took place, during which the pistol was fired.
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Official War Bulletin,

Drspatc hes from General Sheridan-He is
Still Pursuing his Successful Career-He
Destroys Immense Quantities of Rebel
Stores at >tannton and elsewhere-Also
Destroys the Iron Bridge over the South
Branch OF the Shenandoah, Government
Tannerips, &c, &c.-The shattered rem
Dant OF Early's Army retreat to Char
lottesyille-k on his way to rein
force Lee, is sent back to the support OF
Earfy-A terrible blow to the Rebels.
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~ Miss Z. Baker threw herself into the
Sciota river at Columbus, Ohio, and was
drowned. She had loved we'll, but not wisely,
and deceived and heart. broke a, put an end to
her existence.
SA New York stage company has been
mulcted in the sum Of $500 for breaking q
mans thumb.
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LOST AND FOUND.

S. Rf%sE4 :ifss ;s
reward. ''' " Zoe ist.l VIM: LINKINs.
On sI.ns s TTa NJ.
al Bank Of Cincinnatis Ohio in favor Of z 5.
Hh' 18Th Gsn snd st ST. Sshoss Rs
I1sTRAY-On the 9th Of septem yer. 1854, RED
froni part Of bag White il 'eral rewsr viii be
an, 1S WI .toe of
mile north Of Capitol, or Fl. c. sTRoMANs No.
cor REwARD-Young Bay MARE, s year. old,
above the f fe ocR foot poison and rather
large: Above reward vill be given if delivered q
street. or HENRY MEsEcK's corner 9th and c
streets. 1T
INTO TIE ENNEosgRE ea The farm
D G. corner of Fsyette and 7th SITS one small red
with large bell to SE neck
oc St! H"u '@A' A'i VAUGHAN HARDY.
Stand at the Mcc elan Rstiacston .eting on. on
the, 18th ult, about Is feet long and or vide.
en- If the
the Tens A9n s
oe,st No. sae st. Z: " sst M ses sad 7th.
II e,
sd up in Ste Thsy
Oh he way from 2lst to Sd street, by the way of
to 18th street and Pennsylva avenue Sd street,
paid returning them to Nailor & Bro. IS Stables,
1t. 0e' 80. 80 JAMES WALKER
osTaon nj Th mrs between the WsT ReRs5t-
be given if returned to the Star ofice ses'-st.
GAME TO THE PREMISES OF THE SUB
se red Ts
owner OR owners are requested to come forward,
REaper' pay fSS4 As Is;
Il white HOGS; one weighing about l25 pounds,
and the other so pounds. The owner is requested
and iGas grove plsRiaE ~
sep 80 3t* On Col MAYORS Farm.
500 ,REWARD.stoien on Tuesday, night,
SI ~ Sept 27th. 1854, from the subscriber liv-
three HORs Es. one Bay Horse about 5 years old.
sixteen bands high, star in forehead; and Bay
Mare. with white hind feet, AM heavy head
will give the above reward for the recovery If the
ssr ST for each of the John Sfss'
G6O REWARD.-Wss stolen from the pasture
sTOV Of the subscriber. living near :. Long Old
Fields" Prince George county, Md, on the night
with long name and tail full sixteen kands hi sh,
long body, large head, and Roman nossi has
been shea ard spill, in one Of her Front
very dark chestnut .sorrcl aELrINC, iJng tail,
w.ll. ten or eleven years old. and had Que or two
collar gals lately done. besides an old COZ mark
The above reward will be given for their recov-
e sep osrI'' u0'"S '0s e''ne THOMAS BERRY
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FROM THE FRONT.

Particu lars of Grants New Movement
Gregg's Cavalry Raiding on the South
SIDE kaIiroad-Tne Rebel Army Puzzled
and Moving Alternately North and south
Of Richmond, Doubtful where Grants
MAN Attack is impending-The Rebels
believed to be EYacuatInS Petersburg.
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COTTON PICKED up BYus 8 VESSELS

Lieut.. Com'r J. H. ellis, In charge Of the U.
s. gunboat Sciota, writing to the Navy Depart.
ment from of Galveston, Texas, under date Of
Sept. 18Th, reports that on the 9th he came
across and picked mp. IN latitude % deg. 30 min.
north ind Ion gitude "a deg. west, eighty three
bales Of COTTON, which be sent % the q. s. Mar
I shall ct New Orleans
hf j IS lSkerrett, Lieutenant Com rnander, re.
ports 10 the Navy Department. from on board
? Texas, under date of Sept 18th, that on the
18th hescame across quantity Of cotton ~ the
Gulf Of Mexico, between the town OF veiesco
and tie Rieaisaa aBefnardo n Ie9ss - 5s,s,
, 70 New Orleans in charge OF an ofiicer OF the
Aroostook. aag 50 VIA 80 da ]. "a @
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RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE 4 co. Auctioneers,

To ACRES. MORE OR LESS. SITUATED N
- aEAtRFAX COUNTY. VIRGINIA; ABOUT nNE
NILE From 7 O. BaILIE's CORNERS ON THE
j shall sell st ths. Auction Rooms Of J. Q. Nc
Gnire CO; on TUESDAY the lst Of Noyeme sh
s az by virtue 81 %, s,ed trus sss % .ns
tie iapd records for Fairfax county, yirgisia the
n esnny Of Tarp sns State If
tie 1s' Miadis Pin. Rosa. theuea with said pike
thence senthwesterly along .aid Perkins line to
stake 7, thence sontherly sloug TIE said Perkins
line to stake L. thence northwesterly along said
Perkins line to stake thence soufheriy 60 the
north fork If Holmes run KinRsman's line 70
=: two marked maples: pine and OAK saplinSa =.
Kingsman g corner, thence southeastern Hons
bomb Inns, thence north e deg east ~ poles
to A: the hesinning eentsiniSg iiS spsnlar the
Terms: Fifteen hundred dollars 10 cash ON ths
day Of sale; the residue in twelve m bths from FAY
of sale tn int. rest secured by deed OF trust on
sale complied With wt sis
rigft to resell At the risk and expense Of the de.
.uhs purchaser % 9se nER notice t,.. 10 she
h Se eesa EDS Q. MsGgIRE 6 90, .Auct..
m PROM BOSTON. 8 .gy7f - =
he Pack ct scbconer Rrcka6eid has arr ~
tise1 ard is row dischar s 81 9sf fsslSht. ~
:. A' sss, e ss.ad s 81 WsssE assis.
$3.50. oARRIAGEsa uOARTAGEs.A@
,daAcA4RRT AGES = " 60
AZ nd ''.s.s
a s s1:,,os R sfssTPdHae aaAH
sep $685. wsN ,sslsosyi -. ~ 80 ~. X. ,s'f'2s
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MILES O'RKILLY.-Chas. g. Halpine, Miles
O'ReilIy,) late lieutenant colonel and chief of
staf in the service OF the United States, and at
present Commissary General Of Subsistence of
the State of New York, on the staff of Gov.
Seymour, was on Wednesday admitted to the
bar in New York.
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dissolution OF COMPREHENSIVE existin
IL between Solomon Werthsmer aud A 8 Saul
under the firm of WERTHEMER & SAUL, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Any pers On
having any claims must present the m mmed tel y
for payment. whether due or not. -
lts A s SAUL
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Durng the past
month the Clerk of the Court has issued 1872
marriage licenses, of which &c were for colored
complies.
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the police regulations, will lose his position on
the force Hurley was drafted In the Fourth
Ward, but is serving in the Second Precint
Sergeant Johnson.l
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- L l. G Off - q
y ING OFT
$500 WORTH OF DRY GOODS.

JULIUS SYCEL
VIII commence MONDAY, Sd of October to sell
off his stock of DRY GOODS at full reduction of
sales. 49, =
20pieces Bleacbed Muslin, 40 cents
is piecet Of heavy, yard wide, 50 cents. f.
20 pieces nh cached, Sc cents. -s--...s 80
80 pieces all wool Whits Flannel 60 cents.
u pieces Bleached Sheeting 2, rs cents.
The most beautiful Silks Merinos, and Alapacas,
o, All shades, at great reduction.
c5 OF the lates. New Yark style of Clsth and
fsncy Gooos of all description. ra-bi .
"A. the period of sales at above yedncuon is
hmitso VIII find it thsiEs sd ysPtage
ss gary st. 'q bet s srnHhs Is,
MULEsl MULES MULEsI - =
Qraite,nnaMer Generals Office, First Dipision.l
Wa;hfngton CRY October l., 1851
Proposals will be received at this Office Tor
Cue Thousand q ,0Osl Mo LES, to be delivered to
Captain c Ii. Tompkins. Assistant uarts rn sster,
said n.u'. must be over two years Of age. not
less than fourteen I'D bands Oh stror - stout
compact. we'll developed animals in full health
free from any blemsh or defect which would unit
them for work and must ha we shed the four
front colts teeth and developed the corresponding
four permanent teeth. two in each jaw. .
These specifications will be strictly adhered to-
and rigidly nforc ad in every particular.
HPayments will be promptly made for all mules
that pass inspection.
For any furtter information, apply cit her in per-
son O. by letter TO this Office.
By order of the Quartermaster General
, Colonel in charge First Division Quartermastsr's
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Inc navy uos
nation that Ed ward Scattergood, I'd Assistant
Engineer in charge of the U. 5. Steamer Mar.
atampa. died on board that vessel on the morn
ing OF the Doth instant, of erysipelas, and was
buried at sea
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BOARDING.

RooMs WITH BOARD AND TABLE BOARD
between tn and 18th. oc 2t*
BOARD AND PLEASANT ROOMS WITH A
the Departments preferred: Also, Table Board,
at 1O1 West street, Georgetown. ocl-3
ROOM WITH BOARD FOR TWO Parsons At
IL 40 street, between 18th ard 10Th. se3'.2t$
SIX YOUNG GHNTLEMRN can find pleasant
- y, ROOMS with BOARD, at a42 ST., bet. sth aud
FOR RENT WITH BOARD-A large furnished
L ROOM, sui table for four young men; Table
Bearders can be accommodated at Ne. 261 G ST.,
bet. l4th and 18th. Terms moderate. sep 3o-3t+
ROARDING,-The advertiser has opened, at No.
class oH IN
sizes newly and Handsomely furnished, and pro-
vided with every comfort. To those who room
good Ii brary. and able spread with the best the
markets afford. Transient and meal boardsrs
taken. sep O-2t.
p OOMs WITH BOARD-At No. % K street, be-
ssh and sth streets Table ls Borders
y OOMs WITH BOARD, and Table Board with
IL cut Rooms, may be had at 1874 Pennsylvania
avenue, bet 18th and 2Oth. sep z6-lw'
ROARD,-Any lady desirous of securing profess
- sionsl care, kindness and home attention, can
obtain exclusive accommodation in the small and
unostrusive family Of pnysiean of long expert
ence who would assume the permanent charge of
Address bk. T THEIRS. No. TIT Brosdsay, New
York. sep a3-2wt
T ARGE FURNISHED ROOMS, with Board at
Il 131 West street. Georgetown. SD Inn
FIRST GLASS BOARD. with Furnished Rooms,
T. also, able, can be obtained at No. 352 9Th St,
between and l. sep Hiatt
FIRST GLASS BOARD, With Furnished Rooms,
1 Also Table Board can be obtained at No 415
e street, between 9Th and 9Th. Breakfast from
to 9; dinner from 3 to s. sep Slim
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.TsgNDAY sE EfN Ga, AT CRAZE aC GHuKoH
o'csck o m. and 71s p. m it
"CoLUMBIA TYP0GRAPHICAL soSIE;
thsEaHe at as0'k 'nS fG5 r. g.
nCEI 90, F.-GRAND LODG E-OHicers ami
are * at SSd
H. f. WI s&sG S aGsa5 f "a
~I,n q I :, 4 Of the GRAND EN-;
esIoek TO- attend the funeral Of q ?, WIN =
A'ss55ePGS G e. WR8rEf n Scribe
me-. IS &. M.sss da e
the nistret Of co1mois win be held in the Med
81 College on TUES
n,,9t J. W. Il. LoVEJoYs, ND.
School aSdRhs soo fHFRA Nth
d.si5 q sn i:
HYsn 'h and t. ssapstsss
ms E not CIV ms %smbers Of the FRANKLIN
.fs Ere Hn1 ON
By m be M sRf roll
HEL d. s BAIR.
Halt z s
commencing On MONDAY EVENING. Oct Sd, at
asys1 address, Season '1R sSss: g
cents; single admission Is cents. It,
ITI;o F;.Oficers and members of UNION
81
Ns%csr sister
0S BRADY'S GYMNASIUM WILL OPEN
months, SIS for three months 'eF For Gentlemen tie sa
vii Be 25 peE P,o' to
, Subscription LIFTS have been left st Me.srs. Jay
Solemon's sag Penns ylvania Avenue Gait &
penn H0n
at the q MN AstUM where circulars and further
in ssp ssK can be obtained BNER s BRADY
U5 45O7th ST.. opposite Patent ONCE. Ma;
Chimes sent for and delivered to any part Of the
H~TIE EAST WARRINGTON LINCOLN
tESR1 Gdsf at AZ 2d true ossr.
of the Union favorable to the election Of Li0coin
and johnson are nv's W. pfsoS t plssSs a
JAS. DULIN, Sec sep e. N, T&stN6
HER.AHLLL Idr RA adL Rally !-LINoOLN
At MON League Hall 9th street, between D and
streets, at o clock
election Of Abraham Lincoln and Andrew John
Club l.. CLEPHANE PRESIDENT
JNO T. CLEMENTS, Jr.. Secretary. sep is If
OYSTER AND DINING SALOON.
S at JOS. SHAFFIELD'S Confectionery,
$50 Sixth street. between G and H. Parties,
Fairs, sgs. Balls, Receptions and Entertain
ments furnished at the shortest notice aud most
reasonable terms. Ice Cream and Water Ice made
by steam power, Wholesale and retail. sep 14-Im-
BUILDING ASSOCIATION-Book
I of tubscriptio for new BUILDING AS
ISOLATION are open at the ONCE of HARVEY
4 COLLINS, No. arc. It'll street, T. NJ HANsON,
InsuIance Agent. No. $50 7th street, WALL, STE
P ? Co No. 322 Penn avenue: and g; B.
&C ming embers have Opportunity to su bscribs.
When $40 shares su bscribed, meeting will be
called and the association organized sep I4-tf
1@SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE VASE
.E ,ISGToN; d. o.. September st, l864--An
Army MEDIC Board to consist of Surgeon Ohas.
g Tripler, q. 3. A., President; Surgeon william
3 9 King: = A:,rnd Surgeon Glove. Perrin, q.
the 18th of October next. for the nina'i ion of
cand ates for admission into the NJ csl Staff Of
the United States Army, aud OF such Assistant
Surgeons for promotion as may be brought before
Applicants must be b.tween twenty one and
thirty years Of age, and physically sound
Applications mn st be addressed to the Secretary
of War, or the Surgeon General stating the resi-
dence of the applica1t and the date and place OF
his birth; they must also be accompanied by re-
spectacle testimonials Of moral character.
No allowance is made for the expenses of persons
und rgoing the examination. IS 1t is indspen-
sable pre- requisite to appointment.
There are now five VACANCIES on the Medical
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Il,
Inquire at the Star office. ocI -3t'
FOR RENT-sToRE and and pSELLING, on vir-
9Th st east oc1 st
HORSE POWER AND THRAsHER FOR SALE
TBRAsHER and WINN0WER. and a tSo-Sorss
At the arNa PsTfE n + 65SE !sg ARpy
X EEPING, PACE WITH THE TTMEs-A fur
Molasses, syrup, Coal Oil, &C have this day
AIDE. have -duesd the price of Teas q cents
and the at n end M OF
Coos warranted. and delivered f Wsrn
oc1-st+ 111Paa v,. bet 10th and !. = tn tn sts.
PIANo FORTE TUNING,
MELoDEoN TUNING. HA
take pleasure in announcing to my frisnds and
patrons that have been fortunate in securins the
services of
Mr.. A. F. DESSAN,
from New York, who is one of the most competent
and skillful PIANO TUNERS in our country, aud
1 solicit orders at our .tore for Tuning Repairine
and Regulating of
PIANOS, MELODEoNs, ORGANS,
or any musical instrument.
PIANOS and MELODEONS
taken to our Warerooms in upper story of estab-
lishment, and theron ghly renovated, repaired,
rscapped, &C., at short notice, and moderate
ORDERS FOR COUNTRY,
Alexandria, and other places solicited and prompt
~ attended to. JOHN r. ELLIS
Piano and Music Store,
SOC Pa. avenue, be t. 9Th and 1eth sts
Chickery Il Sons Piano Agency. ocI
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.
We shall open on Nom ay next. October Sd, the
following Goods bong hit at the last weeks Auction
Bales in Philadelphia.
We pame in part:
70 dozen Jouvins Black and Colored Kid Gloves.
OF only Sl.45. large line of Lsle Thread Gloves
at low prices. Ladies White Cotton Hese S. rs per
dozen. large line Of Flannels, Is pairs plain
DeLaines An cents per yard. Dark prints IS cents,
Green and Daniels Spo0Is at 10 cents, for q few
days Only.
Call early and secure the bargains at
LANsBURGH BRO, srs1th street.
It, 81 Door aboveI,
THE LACY BOYS IN THE FIELD.
The first Grand Rail- Of the
TEMPERASc = HALL
MONDAY oSG3roBERs 3, 1854,
taxes to to
their fri. nds and public that they viii neither "A
sFa5ls gans nor t3 make this night
COMMITTEE of arrnnse'nentS Una
FSls.fi a SiEs, &.ser T ssSssI:t
Tickets, One Dollar; admitting Gentleman and
The Holy Fill Band is engaged for the occa-
sion &C I-2tt
NETROP0LITAN POLICR SALE-A small
N1 grey or white MARE marked ~" OFT 3"
on shoulder was taken on the 2eth August stolen.
This mare vii il he ,old at v !. Wall Co . Rs
=. the highest cash bdde-, unless legal evil
sHss sf IF ss p # ri ecs No @
18th street wtst, previously thereto. and all ex--
snd Ps p'a H. GEd'F
oc1-3t W. L WALL 90, Aucts.
RyGREEN q WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
On TIL TRSDAY, the 9Th instant at 10 o'clock n
m sh all sell at the residence of a gent eman
declining housets ting: 90 the corner of oh aud
r streets north No. S69. viz:
Mahogany Sofas, Chairs Tables and Ornaments
Gilt Frame Looking Glasses and Brussels Carpet
Cottage B-dstesds, Wardrobes and Bureaus
Feather Beds, Pill ows, Bolster and Mattresses
Nearly new Cock Stove AID Utensils
Mahogany. Side board and Dining Tables
China. Glass and Crnckery W re
A good lot of Kitchen Requisites
And mar, otter articles too numerous to ems
rate '.s .s.- IT.
Terms cash.
Geld GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
DY G. MCGUIRE 4 CO. Auctionesrs,
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PIANOS Tg IN Ed hes, stv,s
and at shor.es. notice, by ~
Please drop orders at
No 467 Sd st east, ~
Mr.. F. WHITHALF, near Pa. Az.
No 500 street north bet. 81 and 4ta SIS yest, !,
sHr. Il ENMERa
Vermont av., bet. 18th and 14th SITS
Mr.. ANTON HEITMU LLER.s
Be st of references can be given l2aw<tS 81.
m L n II
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Gen. Oraat Raltim ore

BALTIMOBK. Oct. l-Naior Gen Ora arrived
here this mUrntnE. and ~ now at Barnn MS
He has f1esh wound In his right leg bat H.
doing well. he n full OF hope OF the g1orfDus
hopes to be up and at Is again in q fsWgWssks
PBRaosAL.-General }Baaks aad STAFF and
II. q. Fahnestocf, w ashingtoR. are At the Astor
0eusrI Baby Smith Is !. Bur.insson, sVt. .. g
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spd full former rates sales Q, 700 bags Pasna in bond
in BOSTON on priy ate terms.


SUGARS-Thc Inquiry for Raw confines 'air and
prices to-day show rather more al1on5 We quote arr
refining at Isle; sales oi SO hhds. ~ lst12!c ior
Cuba s-!ic for Porto Rice gad 20 boxes HANNA az
Gee. Refined are steady ~ DC for H4los.
SPICEs-Thc mrrtct is firm but not very active at
the moment: sales Of .'TC rlutg Clssia at .5c.
sEEDS-The market Is qnei for Glove; seed ~ 81 q
SD Timothy seed is selling more readily at % J0@so
per busl. RoGe Faxseed IS quiet at 81 1IUs3 % per
bush Of 81 lbs. clip hc following re;Darks IRON
circular OF this city. Clover Sced--The reports OF
short supply in Pennsylvania and al the injuries to the
crop Ia Oli0 5i lie Wy rains during the Fall ere now ul-
" confined ND 10 Ne well horne out by the fact.
that Ear say lies * any quantity have found their
way yct 20 any of our ports TIC last price paid
here ior some snail paTcels was s2c 10 2ic per ID.
which II equal to-day TO about .0s sterling per cwt..
free board in England. To judge from present ap-
pearaEccs exports this III il even shcr 81
las, years when the shipments amounted 10 only about
9 600 bags. or 100 COO lbs. AID stock being LETT
over In view of these circumstances con only advise
dealers abroad fthcy look TO tls country for any sup
plies u transmit their orders nj liberal limits,
they are likely TO be disappointed. Otherwise.
ITN-Pg qulet at &c Tor Banca, 69c. for Straits
and SOC tor EDaJish. Plates ore steady at s2l 500
800 20 for l. C. Charcoal 81 e00sl9 u for L. Coke,
si6d slG ~ for Coke IcIle. and seaie 20 fr Char.
ccal DO
TALLOW-The inquiry is coed and the market Is
firm. sales OF 2sQQCO Il, at Il. a l1.c Tor Western,
and q. al.c iof City. o.
TOBACCO IS in good request ut moderate prices;
sales, 81 bids. kentucky. ~ 632c
NJISkl-1De market opened lower. but the decline
was ecOTcred AID at the close prices arr hrn sas OF
$50 bbt. q. 81 s9ds 10 for State and & goa Il " ior
Western
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lnsnranrc Companies.

MUTT UAL LIFE INSU X a y CE.
THE xEw-EyGLA-D
:iUTCAL LIaG INsURAACE COMPANY
on
CaPiTsr. May !. I8,t ovFP s 400 Ono
Di-TnIBU hos or sUAPLUs, DIcEsBEg l5o, s.JO,V0
Aunrai os wi b. received for ordnary riss 10 amount
not rlcecd4.- = 1900 "a s4u.le HE hhhl and NANg
tists viii be- ,atoii Tor u.odcraie uiuounis
pamplet reports via be forwarded upon application
70 III. sceT.iy. u tie Home t.ce. 10 SAMUEL =.
STFVES~ tg,ut ard Attorney o! TIE Company, 10. lV
B4oadwLy. new. \ on. -
WILLARD PHILLIPS, Pfosdcrt.
BFNI Z. STEVENS, Nc,PTcsiaent.
JOSEF -. GlrBEN-, Secretary.
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Amrsemfn.5.
SATURDAY.
EVALLACKs.

w TONIGHT,
TO MARRY OR NOT TO MARRY
revived and adapted to TIE Present stage by BY
Wth esard 10 this comedy the proprietor 0ee' ra'e re-
'ree''Gi.y to cali 1'en'if 2 nj l1e lel9"'ns
fem the notice. Of the Pcs
weconstuc,ed pay with very good situations aao
diaogur that j. ways good and Often excellent IL was IT,
ee.ved with decided isSo. by large audience
.rc ,e,eonsnc@s a. that o. Mr.. Inebbsld come
dy Marry Not 10 Marry, which WA revlvtG "s'
Monday TIE superiority Of This ,hcsier attest
"a Nothing thoroughly excellent and artistic can enc
and them hoe rally put their representations
Nal.acNs. 1t would have been difficult on Monday evening
to discover single occasion Tor critical dsFor lie acuoh
Of the comedy prompt and fluent rom Deg nrns 10 end
and from those nioces OF first niglts. which
often enresod by managers oeScuse Inc cLa'ss
wee without exception, mos' bappuy peTsonaej Vi
the entire manner Of The Production We can sIea@ WIN uh-
qualified satisfaction. ..
TO MARY or Not 10 Mary Is certainly Of Yrs lnch
bald most ent ainng dramatic works although sic her'ei
unlcryaued H. and c.lsed among Ae, ueHof lys !. Is
ul Of race spnghness aud good feeling, and though tire
,obn it desire stronger material felt The par
deyelorment Of ive acts At Wsa Ks Thear TINS bes beer
udcousy Tencdicd Two characters ATE oned TIC scenes
in which they appear being to the principal pur
pose Of ihe piece The thus compIeied into
three, few slteTa'ions Of sa-e business al Of whlc are
wen CONCEIVED aud Increase tie Effectiveness o. TIC PERFORM
ance.
WAILscKs THFATER.-fhs admirable qualities ~ tbe
company this house pleasantly demo- strs ed
when an old comedy IL revived 1t Is then that each
member OF the seem. to niuse lis spirit
the part essayed and 70 eudne it with flesh lie end
pEt The task Is not often an easy one Many OF tue Ola
comedies Ugh dead that uc evil has been spoken OF
them Literature the only thing that Is not faered hen
II dcsceuds ia tie tomb. To sh II iron the oIeaEy abyss
IN which Il testers and 20 make preahie tht giFea
not ofese the airiis tls j. surely olce Of no
ordinary daring and II Is exactly what done 1t W 4lack
with unyarsiBg Success. Mrs. IgcHBALD has JUS been
hron -t Halt in highly satisfactory way The feat "ai
performed Monday evening, when the comedy o. " 10
M.ry Not 10 Nary offered TO the Puollc hAcllon
aud purcsion have been prsetired IN wholesale nunef
and with charming eject The comedy hcariiy enoyei
v the audience. i l. short and brilliant well put upon the
stage, and acted TO perfection
The World
This comedy among tie essured successes Of the
far at Wa.lcss.
Tie capital COMIC piece first time this season. OF
RURAL FELICITY.
wi-be given tonight. this entertainment comprising tire
whole strength o. the company.
NONDAY-ROSEDALE.
and RURAL FELICITY.
WEDNESDAY-MASKS AND FACES.
THrRSDAY-TO MARRY OR NOT 10 MARRY - -
and RURAL FEClLlTY
FRIDAY-ROsEDALE LIZ.
NJ Bone! lults comedy Is postponed Tor lew nens
H. consequence Of the demand seats to witness the
present attractive performances.
Doors u. overture at