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LOCAL NEWS.

ATTEMPTED SUICIDH-This morning 4 man
named Joseph Winfield, employed at the Gov
eminent warehouse, a short distance above
me Baltimore Depot, made an attempt to COM
NIT suicide by cutting his throat with 4 razor
The wound he inflicted was q CHASTITY one
extending from the left ear TO within two
inches OF the right ear, cutting the windpipe,
the lugular vein. and three important branches
OF the carotid artery. Dr. Bowen WAS passing
near the place at the time, and immediately
went TO the assistance of the man, and with the
AID of Dr. Schafhirst he took up the arteries
stitched up the wound, and notwiths standing a
large quantity of blood had been lost, the
patient was soon able to be taken to the q uar-
termasrer's Hospital. near St. Aloysius Church
having so far recovered as 70 write his name
and make il understood by signs that be re-
sided on the Island. Beside the physicians
above named. Drs. Mccoy, Maury, Palmer,
Behrend, and Will, were on the ground
ready TO give their assistance. Sergeant
Kelly, with officers Brewer, O'Callaghau,
Schaffer, and Lewis, were also present. and
removed the wounded man to the hospital
Winfield is married man, having family
residing near the corner Of Virginia avenue
and I'd street (lsland.D As yet no cause can
be assigned BY his friends for this rash attempt
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.5,UUU BUSHELS EASTERN POTATOES
$50 Barrels ONIONS
no Bales HAY
lrraN e

PETER BERRY
no ltot 80 Wster st, GeorsetOwn
nRPHANs' COURT, Nov. 10, IsSs.-DIsrR,cr
~ OF CoLUMBIA. WAsHLNsToS OoUNrY, To uu:
In The case OF Sarah Huguely, sdmi nistratriI
OF Geo Hugusly deceased. the aimnistra-
uix aforesaid has with the appreciation Of the Or
phans Court OF Washington County aforesaid. ap-
pointed Saturday, the 3th day of december next for
the hna settlement and distribution Of the personal
estate OF said deceased and Of the assets IN hand -
fsr Is the same have been collected and turned int9
meney; when and where all the creditors and
heiTs Of said deceased are notified to attend.
WITH their claims properly vouched, or they mas
Otherwise by Law be excluded from ell benefit in
ssld deceased estate Provided Q COPY of this or
DER De published once week for three weeks in the
Evening Star, previous TO the said day.
Test-JAS n. OBEIRNE.
- no lflawSW Register OF Villa
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PERSONAL.

nk. LO'EJOY has REMOVED from his Office
- and residence, at the corner of 9th and sts
back to his OLD office, No. 400 10th st mol I'm.
ALL INQUIRIES AND COMMUNIUATIoNs
"A IN reference to Walls Opera House, shonld
De reduced to writing, and addressed to the above
Wh WleH TO INFORM eur lady friends that
w We can now, at q little notice, make and
stamp any pattern brought us; and take special
care 10 obtain the very latest des STAN ps for
al Kinds OF NeedlewOrk. Stamped Goods Braid
SIX and Working Cotton for sale.
ocN II PRINCE. 3sl r street
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nTArTENTION, sIR KNIGHrs.-A specia,
W. assembly Of COLUMBIA COWMk Nm
ny. No: =, K T., will be hela at their asyIum
This Wednesday AFTERNOON, the l1th in
staht, At O'Clock, Tor the purpose OF conferrins
.he soer All sir nights are ., Externally invited
II A. I. IoNSLEY, Recorder
n@I o. o. F.-rhs members Of OENTRAL
~ LODGE No. 4. 1: o. o. r, are hereby no
NkS!No ats clock, TO make srrznssments 10
stteno me funeral Of our late Bro. O. q MrNcK
bunersl 70 take place on Thur ID ~ afternoon AZ q
O'Clock. Members Of other Lodess are frater nsllv
invited to attend. D. order N q.
IT y. b. LORD, JR Rs.
M NOTICE: "A Regular Meeting OF the RE-
W. PUBLICAN ASSOCIATION viii be held on
MkpN ksDAt kNENlNG, II ~ o clock the ltrh
Instant. at Union Lsague Hall AL 9Th street
ins nisnlny 70 join the Association can come
mol ,7t A. G. HALL, Secretary.
ne fENIAN BROTHERHOOD.
The mep bers Of the ABOVE organization ar. hare
~ re4rtsted 70 attend Q General Meeting 70 be
heid al Brady . New Hall No sra I'm atrest hs
fuseh add Mar and avenue (I.Isnd on WGD
nhopb The 18th int At o clock D. m
oth r MULLEN, OF Tennessee. will cd.
fun attendance 1. expected a. matters OF an
upon ~ ~
PATRICK O'HARE, Centre "s.r.6sId ~ Ctrcl.
JohN MEAhA, Centre % Mahopy" Circle
LOnh BakhY. Centre +" las Stephens" Circle
THUS AeFADDES, CENTRE John Mitchell
TT REGAs: Centre Hibernia,' Circle.
John J: COOK Centre "Georsetown" Circle.
v. p BUGHES- 40 l2-2ts
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WOOD AND COAL YARD.
18th street, between L and n streets.
~wooD and GOAL constantly on ha.d.
rof-Ins A. Q ALD1H.
m OO0PL6f1 CIT or 66OouD. HAIn
'sss sssss. is:s ~ nSisH aSSS :ts. s.
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DY NAGLE q CO., Auctioneers.

SALE OF GROCERIES, TEAS, CIGARS
WINES, hIoI OBS, &c, The Stock of q House
On FRIDAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock We .hslI
sell, at the corner OF Massachusetts avenue AMI
sth street the balance Of stock of old
grocery house, consisting partly OF
Green and Black Tees, Soap, Candles
Starch, Spices. Coffee, Cheese, Butter
Choice Cigars, Tobacco. &C.
Also.
variety Of Wines and Liquors. in weod and
glass, together with many other articles
Sale positive. Terms cash
poE INTEL NAGLB 90. Aucts.
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SELL FOB CASH
with small profits. ONE PRICE.
just received full stock Of
GENTS DRAWERS AND UNDERSHIRTs
LADIES DRESS CAPS from New York
LADIES HERIH0 VISITS
LADIES AID GENTS GLOVES. ell Kind.
HDAVY COTTON AND WOOL HOSIERY
With every description Of NOTIONS
WI. p. sHDDDS
no lsst- Cheap Cash Store, 502 llth st
LoURi FEEDt
A full assortment Of all grades choice Flour for
Bakers: quality No I; price low.
Are the only direct receivers for Golden Hill, J
Gsmbrili not PatapscoD and Linganor Family
flours I'm the District. As the latter brand has
been extensively coanterfeited and sold IN this
city, We would inform those wishing this -four by
Arrangement with the millers we furnish IL low er
than IL can be obtained from any other source
Quality second TO none. Price fraction less than
other fret class Family Flour.
Buckvbeat at low rates.
All grades Of Western Flour In store and for sale
lev BIZ w. n. GAIT CO,
Indiana avenue and lst street.
no1S near Depot.
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BOARDING.

DUAKUING.
EOR RENT-With BOARD in first class
- mouse, oae or two large newly furnished
hOOMo' win water and gas. Apply $50 ST.,
oc'"eon Sth anu IUtu
t'OR RENT-With or without board, two large
ana very nicely furnished ROOMS. second
sto.S IfcntDg on IA avenue, suitable for parIOr
ano ped room, or two bed rooms, at 1922 Pa av-
Ohuo no 3-6ts
HUE ktNT-Two Furnished ROOMS with
BOARD, dig street north no9lws
KOARDlkG-A few gentle men can be accommo-
- dated with TABLE BOARD in a pri yate fam.
ny 81 No Missouri ave-. between "A and 9th
sueets. no 9-6ts
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-From "a
/. TO SIS per month. BOARD at $40 DER week
AZ 20 40 9th street, between st. and Louisi ma
"'eHuo. &C Is I'm
TABLE cOARD ct No. 464 lCth street a few
4 doors north OF the avenue. Terms 925 DER
month. do - ~
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CHOICE HAVANA ORANGES,
Large and Sweet,
FINE MALAGA GRAPES,
HEW FIGS, RAISISs &c
At PARSONS, <91 Eighth street.
nol3-st near Penn. avenue
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To ADyERTISERS.

The returns OF aCYerilslng BY the city papers
for re quarter ending September 30, 1850, "a
taken from the books Of the Internal Revenue
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The last and best book by the uthor Of "Alone >,
10 COO copies ordered before publicat ion-Sunny-
bank, 9l76. '
The Great Rebellion, by John n. Belts, a. 50
The Rigelow Papers, ID series, $50.
The Rise and the Fall. Sl73
The Good Old Time, new Juvenile, 81 So
Via mail free on receipt OF above price
HgDS6N TAYLOR,
Bookseller and 8tattoner,
no l2-St 33A Penn ayenne
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Rs N. A PICK has Just opened some Of the
WI latest novelties in

To which she respectfully invit es the alton
ton OF the Ladies generally. Orders prom ptly
executed Ladies' own materials NJ sde into Hon.
nets. Remember, PA Pennsylvania svenue, near
i5tn sueet. 4. 81
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A seduetien Terribly Avenged.


A daughter OF Q respectable family by the name Of
Fox residing IN this vicinity lately became the mother
OF illegitimate child Until the birth Of the child all
efforts persuade her to reveal Its parontaee were
vailng Very recently she made the statement that Mr.
Nathaniel stephens, farmer Of the neghborhood the
head Of family about the age Of forynve years was
the father OF the child Somebody not related 70 the Fox
Stephens took upon themselves to avengs the wrongs
OF The Fox family About three O'Clock on Monday
morning last three men appeared ~ the house Of
Mr. Stephens and aroused him from his bed, telling
him they had warrant for his arrest for the crime or
seduction He dsmuring 10 the arrost, requested TO
she sarrAnt which not produced; but threats Of
tying ~ hands made II he did not 60 with them
would 20 without being tied Notwithstanding this his
hands were tied nrmiy behind him, and he was then
marched down the road toward the timber. Mrs
Stephens soctous OF her husbands fate followed close
after the party Soon two or three men emerged
from the roadside and took Mr. Stephens Il by force,
from the first party and dragged him into ravne threw
q blanket his head partially stripped him, and APP
piled the knife, manning him In manner too shocking
and inhuman 10 be recorded As they dragged him away
70 the ravine Mira stephens attempted 10 follow and
him In answer 20 his for help, but one
Of the FIRST party held her In hts grasp until the deed
done She was then released. and proceeding TO
the spot she took from the pocket Of Mr. Stephens his
knife cut loose his hands, uncovered his head and as
sisted him back 10 the house. Do0ou Welcome and
Thurston OF Garden CITY were summoned, though but
little hopes OF his recovery entertained On wednes
those supposed have committed The deed and trial
expected 10 be held yesterday 1t Garden CITY, before
Lewis Porter, ESQ. We withhold the names OF those
upon whom suspicion rests until the matter further
developed, with simply the remark that prominent men
OF the neghborhood are implicated
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Political News.

ILLSois SolnnRs CONVENTION. Generals Logan, Palm
err Hayne and other distinguished soldiers Of Illinois,
bavo issued call for soldiers convention II Spring
field, on the 18th Of August
PENNSYLVANIA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Grow, now In
Washington, Is among the candidates for tho republican
nomination for Senator from Pennsylvania.
lowA--This is talked Of in Iowa--to make arinnell
Governor
MArSE-If the Governor Of Maine calls extra ses.
sion, will be the fifth In the history Of the State the
others having occurred follows:-In 1s40 commenc
ing September IT, ending October % thirty six days long,
In 1872 commencing May Is, ending May 80; thirteen
days long In 1853, commencing September %, ending
September 2s; nine days long. In 1861, commencing
April ~, ending April %; four days long
KASsAs-should Senator Lane die the Kansas Legs
lature will have two Senatorial vacancies to ILL., Lanes
term being for i've years longer
KNrucKr.-The really loyal men Of Kentucky are
making efforts TO elect General Hobson and his
chances are improving
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ARMY BULLETIN.

oFFER or PARDON TO pHssRrERs PROM TEE
sD0ULAR ARMY VINO sURRMD1R.
GENERAL ORDWs-N0 a
Wan DxPAHfnDsT, ADyf. -0BNHRALs Ovyc1
WAsHIs0ros July q, 1885,
BY direction Of the Presdent all deserters from the
regular army who voluntarily join their regiments or
surrender themselves ct any military post or recruiting
rendezvous before the 18th Of August 1859, will be
turned duty without trial punishment condition
that they make good the time lost by desertion and
felt all pay and allowance for the time OF their absence
Such deserers under this order surrender themselves
ut any other place than the stations OF their regiment
will be subject to assignment to other regiments
they were unattached rccruita
BY order of the Secretary OF War
Z. d. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adjutant General.
RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.
The services OF Brevet Lieutenant Colonel William 8.
Stryker, additional paymaser United States army being
longer required his resignation has been accepted TO
date from June 80, 1860
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hospital Steward Frederick p. Sec0s, United States
Army has been relieved from duty In the Department
Of the Cum berand, and ordered TO report in person.
without delay, to the Commanding General and Medical
Director Of the Department Of the Ohio, for assignment
TO duty.
Private George h Summers, Company I, Second
United States artillery, has been appointed Hospital
Steward United States Army and ordered report by
letter. TO the Commanding General and Medical Director
Of the Department Of Columbia, for assignment 70 duty
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Personal Intelligence.

General w. T. Sherman, General Merritt and Colonel
Anderson. United States Army; j. +. Hume, Of 81.
Louis; c. W. Mead Henry Staining. Of Chicago. and p
Hotel
List OF American vsitors registered In Paris during tho
week ending June 22:-Rev. DR. Hitchcock, +. F. Mar
bury w. Nc. Marbury, Byron Sherman, w. w. Thomas,
New York; Mrs. ID. Hayward, Boston; w. G. Binney,
Burlington, N. j.; ?. 9. Rust California; Mrs. VIM. w.
J. H. Coleman, New York; II. Leathe, st. Louis; E. Z.
Hall and family from Florence j. b. Lppincott and FAM
ily, Philadelphia; A. B. James, New Orleans Bradsh
Johnson New York o. W. Holmes yr., Boston; j. R. Van
Duzer, New York; J. E Caldwell; A Caldwell, rhila-
dephia; Sydney 8 Ryder, Chas + Taylor, Provdence
s. T. Armstrong, New York L. II. Redner Philadelphia;
NJ {. YoungIove and family, Cleveland; Mrs. Thomas
Egleston, Mr. and Mrs Chas. Lanier, Ky. p. Egeston
Mrs. Stebblngs, New York. Geo. H. Adams Boston; W.
H. Aleyne, Jr, WASHINGTON; r. c. Campbell New York
Mr. Edward Pepper, Philadelphia Geo. II Warren and
family, Troy; Mrs. Thos. Caldwell Captain Britton
H Bradcl and family, Mr.. and Mrs Jas. A. Robinson
Mr.. +. McHenry Kitching, New York; j. b. Meyer
Baltimore g. cl hSrnsr New York Horace q Lun
b. Hackey l. H. Willard, J. B. Holland, Charles yib-
bard, Jas r. Thorp and party, New York Henry
Blanchard and ladies, Philadelphia; J. Knower, Mrs
A. French and family New York Geo. Reincker and
WEIGH and wife, Thos Owen and lady, New York
Henry Lazarus and wife, Philadelphia; NJ Whitman,
Mr. and Mrs. G. @. Hastings, New York city; N. Perry
and wife, W. A. Perry, Miss ]. Perry, New Jersey;
lady and daughter Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. P. H.
Dickson, Boston; Miss =. NJ Cove New York; 3 H.
Grandin, Mobile; Jas w. Clark, Boston: Mr.. and Mrs.
l. Anderson, Cincinnati; Richard ", Brett, Mr. and
Mrs. VIM scott Miss Mary @. Scott Cyrus W. Field,
Miss Jeanne l. Field, New York c. J. Hoffmann, Pha-
delpha; II. Thorn Johnston Jas G. Crane, Cincinnati
A. steinfed, Boston; W. Roch wster, Philadelphia;
Mr. and Mrs J. g. Woodward, New York.
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CITY Politics..
| NEW POLITICAL ORG ANIZAIIoN

NEW POLITICAL ORGANIZATION
has been started In tho Seventeenth ward OF this city,
under tho title OF the National Union Democratic Asso
citation Of the Seventeenth Ward is presided over by
Mr. Charles vandervoor and its Objects set forth In
Its constitution the support Of the policy Of tho ad
mins,rAtion and the ultimate formation OF . grand
national party II numbers among It's members many
Of the leading citizens Of the side public meet
ing will be held Wednesday evening next when dele
gates TO the National Union Convention TO be held at
Philadelphia In August, will be chosen.
THE MOZART GENERAL COMMITTEES
met last night al s headquarters in Broadway, opposite
Eleventh street. Mr.. Bogart presided. resolution
adopted authorizing the executive committee to
issue call to send delegates 10 the National Convention
Of Philadelphia This resolution adopted in pur.
suance Of report submitted by the executive committee
asking authority TO Issue such call for the Philadelphia
Convention which 10 TO be held the 1lh Of August
long discussion enyucd, and resolution was adopted
by the General Committee that the time bad arrived
whom all men should combine to mako common cause
against the destructive and influences Of the
radical republicans The resolution granting the
tive committee the authority asked for was passed. by
unanimous vote
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land Maine Mayor Jenkins will preside and addresses
will be delivered by Garnet B. Adran, Rev. J. W.
Schenck and others
RELIEF PROM MASSACHUSETTS,
Bonos July q. 1904
public meeting win be held IN the Exchange To-
morrow 70 devise practical Of for Portland
Tho cash contributions Boston for that purpose already
amount 10 $4,000
The citizens Of Nswburyport contributed $4,000
wRsrERN AID FOR PORTLAND.
ST. LOUIS. July 9, 1865
At meeting OF the merchants on Change to-day a
committee appointed to solicit subscriptions for the
Portland sueers Much sympathy Is felt for them by
the citizens generally, and handsome sum win doubt
less be raised.
PUBLIC MEETING CALLED IN MONTREAL. CANADA.
MONTREAL, July Q, 1865.
1t has been determined this evening TO hold public
meeting here on Wednesday next for the purpose of
raising money behalf Of the stricken people Of Port
land. The meeting will be presided over by Mayor
Starnes, and effort will be made TO initiate the Holm
firth subscription In Yorkshire, England, ocnasoned
years ago by the bursting Of reservoir by which hun
dreds OF citizens lost their lives in which instance the
public philanthropy excessive that fifty per cent
of the subscriptions was returned
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College OF the City OF New York.
ESSAYS, DECLARATIONS AND REGULATIONS NJ
MEMBERS.

Last evening large number Of Indies and gentlemen
assembled In Irving Hall TO hear the prize speaking
declarations, &c, by the pupils Of the College OF the
City OF New York
The exercises were opened by an overture Ora
Diavool BY the orchestra under The leadership Of G.
GrafullA
prize composition, by Charles I. Hall, followed, on
the Literary Future OF America, which discussed the
subject hopefully and with considerable ability roctry,
in lie Relations 20 American Lem another prize essay,
tended 10 show that the chief end and aim Of poetry Is
discipline the emotions and humaniEe men, but more
especially 10 teach obed ence 20 the commands OF God
A speech by General Banks, entitled Paris Exhibit
ton," and making out good case for American great
mess and martial entexprise was forciby recited by
Charles " Brinkerhof An extract from an addressby
Colonel Baker defining In what country consists
and Analysing Il "the history OF fathers, the ira
dtion OF mothcrs constitutional berry and above
Brsgdon. speech by Senator Wilson on the Death OF
Slavery" and disseminating u a. the lie OF the Union,
". recited BY Maurice H. enu In style somewhat
similar 10 the authors nne eulogy on the Liberty
Of the Prcea By Curran well delivered BY Charl~s
Hiscox. An extract from q speech by Hon. Daniel =
Dickinson against the theory Of secession and pane
lyric By Dempe OF "0rant and the Rank Of Genera,
we're successfully rected by George A. Pinkney and
Charles n. Hbbard respectively
on "AIeranders Feast and BY Lucius n Eut,lns on
"PsrrhesIus" a poem By n. r. VILLA being rendered
with vivid and dramatic eject which ELECTED loud sp
pisuse. Herbert l. Keys detained wares VISION Of
Liberty when the exercises were cossd With choice
musical selections By the orchestrs.
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NAVY BULLETIN.
ORDERED.

ORDERED.
JUSB 27-Paymaster W. D. Boggs, to the receiving
ship New Hampshire at Norfolk, Va.
JUNE 29-Lieutenant Commander Allen 8. Reed, 10
the Navy Yard at Norfolk, Va Gunner Thos Stewart,
ordnance duty At The Ordnance Yard at Washington
D. c. Acting Master Thos n Gardner TO the receiving
ship Vermont.
DETACHED.
JUNE 28-Acting Volunteer Lieutenant William C. Ro-
gers from the Boston Navy Yard and granted sick leave
OF absence. Mate william b. Mott, from the Saranao,
and ordered TO return East.
HONORABLY DISCHARGED.
JuNE 26-Acng Second Assistant Engineers Jacob D.
Rodgers and Gilbert W. Bakely, Acting Third Assistant
Engineers Charles II. Keener, to date from August
1866, and John Roach, TO date June "a, 1856.
JUNE 27-Actng Ensign J. T. Carver, 10 date from
July Q, 1895.
Jun 2s-Acting Assistant Surgeon Perisy a. johnson,
to date from June 20.
JuSs 2o-Actins Master John Wallis, to date from
August II, 1885,
PROMOTED.
JUNE 27-Assisant Paymaster A. Nee. Bishop, to pay
master In the navy.
REsIGNATIONs ACCEPTED.
JUM 28-Aasistant Surgeons william O. Cook and
John J. Philbrick.
MISCELLA ANXIOUS.
The United States steamer Winnepec, OF the United
States Naval Academy practice squadron, arrived at
this port yesterday morning. and has gone to the Navy
Yard
The United States steamers Monongahela and Florida
were At St. Thomas 22d ult
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Died.

QuoLY-On Thursday, July g. MICHAEL QuloLy, q ma,
tive Of the parish OF Fuhney, county Galway, ireland
aged so years. .s%
The friends Of the family respectfully invited ID
attend tho funeral from his late residence In Fortyl
seventh street. between Eleventh and Twelfth avenues
this Saturday. afternoon, Ut o'clock ~
WARREN-On Wednesday, July 4, WILLIAM WARREN,
aged As years.
The relatives and friends OF the family also the men,
bers of Templar Lodge No. 203 f. and A. NJ Of Meropo,
Titan Chapter No. 140 r. A. NJ Of Adephi Council, No
r. and s. NJ, are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral Sunday afternoon, at two O'Clock, from hit
late residence, No. 40 Canal street.
For Other Deaths See Third PAGE
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Divorce Suit.
UrRENE CoURr-SHAMBTRe
Before Judge Clcrke.

ffrdsi F,sca>r Matilda F,sclo. This sppli-
cation the part OF defendant Get aside decree Of
divorce granted by the Court some time In June last
The papers contained in the judsmen, roll sol forth the
service Of summons, &C, upon defendant ~ well as
specifying certain acts Of adultery alleged 10 have been
committed by defendant The defendant set forth by
sdavt that she never served with process, did
abe commit the acts Of adultery alleged she showed
further by adavits Of other parties that ct the times
Of the oommiua Of the alleged ac Of adultery she was
never e the house Of her employer and not there.
fore guilty Of the adultery The plaintiff Get forth the
had character o. defendant and alleged positively thai
abe duly served The andsvts on both sides were
voluminous and conflicting After argument the Judge
took The papers aud reserved his decision Bunch.
s,iel cches for defepdArii csrpsniS Beach fcr
Eapiih