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INSURANCE COMPANY
or THE
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA

INSURANCE COMPANY
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA
AT PHILADELPHIA.
CHARTERED IN 1892. ~
Paid up Capital, 200 ,OO0--Surplus, S55,000.
Ipsures Merchandise, Buildings. Machinery. Manu-
factories, ETC.. in this city and vicinity,
OF the current Rites. ni
DIRECTORS
J,hn M. Scott, John b. Budd,
4 Robert NJ Lewis, John Stewart,
Charles Manchester, Geo. rrou, Jr. a.
N.Lewis PaIeske, ,Gus,avus Calhoun,
William 8. Smith, James Dsvereaux,
r. William X. White Charles s. Wurtz,
&% SIMEON TOBY, President,
WILLIAM HARpxa, Secretary.
Apply to b. =. WHITNEY,
" 25 If ~ Wall street. N Y.
TIFFANY, YOUNG, Il ELLIS.
respectfully announce that they have opened their
new Q tabshlent, t." =
NJ, 81, broadway, corner Of Chambers
street, one block Dboue their former
location. s.#
MYTH nearly 200 cases, form ng an entirely
w new and the largest stock of elegant Useful
and Fancy Articles of higher order Of taste, beau
ty. and richness than have ever been exhibited in
New York. 3ah.nf.
Br"nzes; Bohemian Glass; French and Dresden
Porcelain; Terra Gotta; Papier Machs; Brouzed,
Gilt, and Eectro-siIyered Wares; rich inlad Desks
Dressing Cases; Work Boxes; &c. tCutlery and
Steel Goods; Paper and Fancy Stationery; Perfnm-
cry, Brushes Combs, and articles for The toilet;
Fans, Umbrellas, Cases, Whips Purses, and Bags;
Opera Glasses &c. Chinese and India Fancy Arti
cls, and Curosities; an entire importation Of Japa
nsse Goods, probably the most extensive and magn-
fcert collection sent out Of Japan. #
To their former business they will aid
JEWELRY,
and invite particular attention to their large selection
both Foreign and American, Of the newest, richest,
and mos elegant descriptions; beautiful Watches
and Clocss fancy Silver wares, Diamonds, Cameas.
Corals, Enamels &c, all Of which will be marked
in plain figures at prices from which not the slight.
est deduction will he made.
Their Iewelry Department will DO under the care
Of Mr.. Thomas Crane Banks, g.
a7l Broadway, corner Of Chambers at.
july 2s--f
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111HE MERCHANTS SHOT TOWER COM

YUyHE MERCHANTS SHOT TOWER COM
II PANY respectfully inform the trade that they
have removed 10 The Tower corner Of Front and
Fayette streets. (formerly known as the Phnnix)
and have on hand ull assortment Of Drop and
Buck Shot all sizes; Bar and Pig Lead, etc. etc. 10
which they invite tho attention e purchasers. They
ais" offer for sale their premises and Buildings
Eutaw street, together with an Eight Horse Engine
and Boiler, in good running order. Persons wish
ing to view the premises will call at the Tower for
further information. THOMAS ]. CLARKE,
Baltimore, july ~ # Secretary,
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WE are receiving from New York our full
w supply of Groceries, Teas, Wines, Liquors
&c., which will be sold low for cash, short ere
dit, to punctual customers, viz:
40 chests G,npowder, Imperial, Young Hyson, ard
Black Teas, which will be sold low by the box
SO bags Java, Laguyra, Rio, s. st Domingo Coffee
25 whole and hall barrels Buckwheat w. .,.'
Is bags Buckwheat .a..
20 boxes Colgatcs Starch I'll"
25 whole and half bbls. Nos. l, 9 and 3 Mackerel
5quintals Goldfish ,'
rs boxes Scotch Herrings, large size ~ T.. 49,,
10 dozen Nos | and Alicante Mats .,. 81.
IS kegs superior Goshen Butter .."
30 do do Glades do j.
50 boxes Sperm Candles 90. ,.. ..
20 nests -four and painted Pals '.'.. ~,
80 dozen Brooms :.e %',.... ~.
6 do Whisks r-. .....
10 nests Market Baskets ...
3 bales Almonds oa.s ...s.. ....A p
30 whole and half boxes Raisins
10 boxes Nermicelli and Macaroni s,
S cases Canton Ginger a
1000 pounds loaf, crushed, and pulverized Sugars
barrels Steam Syrup
10 boxes Capers and Olives ...s..
do C(ron and Jelles sy.s @
4 do Mushroom and Walnut Cats,lp
10 baskets Salad Oil s...'
500 gallons wnter-strained and Lard Oil
10000 Cigars, Of our own Importation ..,-.
sTMMs s. SON.
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TRIUMpHANT SUCCESS.

NONSUMPTIvEs, remember that Il 10 Thorn.
Wood Naphtha, which is daily effecting such
remarkable cures in pulmonary consumption,
asthma, bronchitis, splitting blood, pain in the side
and breast, sore throat, hoarseness palpitaton OF
the heart, whooping cough, Group, nervous ire
mos, hives, liver compliant, diseased Kidneys
&C.
Therefore beware Of all spurious mixtures o.
Tar Or Naphtha, and purchase Of the advertised
agents only. ~.
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f.. w. 'TRYON T. CO..
TAIN. DRS

237 Byoad,ooy, corner Park Place, up stairs,
Are receiving The newest styles If goods and fash
ions by every steam Z.
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CARD).I

L lltn street and Penney lvania Asenue, w ash.
ington. Terms cash.- PRICES lower than ordinary
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ID A w Els d. BARK Err,
,... s 80 John street. .Ner York.

Hosiery. Cravats, Suspende q
Shirts, Gloves. Collars, &c.
Under Shirts and Drawers Of every kind, wholesal
H and retail.
FRANcIs H. DAWES, JoHN G. Barker.
iuy 22-tf t..". ..s. .r
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Varieties.


jones' Of Jones' Hotel Philadelphia, is sal to have
made $3.50 600 in the last ten years In his hotel He has
recently sold out the property to be gvon up in July
next.
Mr. william Taggott, proprietor of Taggots ferry,
Newport, was found in ft almost dead in field,
Wednesday afternoon. He died shortly after he
discovered
Norfolk was found lying the pavement In the bac
yard dead, supposed to have jumped from his window
in his sleep.
The native American nominations in Philadelphia are
For Governor Emanuel c. Regart, Of Lancaster
ty. For Canal Commissioner-Robe Fl. Norton VI
Daaphin county.
Mr. HENDERSON. who was hurt the Fall River Rail.
road, has since died
Corpus Christi is improving, and the sometime va.
cant houses are all occupied
A verdict of scquital was rendered at New Orleans
the 18th inst, in favor of James Alfred Morgan, son
of Col Charles Morgan, in the House Of
Representatives. from Point Coupee )for shooting and i'll
ing Major Charles r. Presmnsk the 30th ut in the
before named parish The jury was absent but te W
minutes.
On Friday week, some of the workmen employed in
Spepcers mine at Pottsvillc Pa proving the air
with their lamps the foul air gnited, when most terri
BILE explosion took place, killing six men, and dangerous
y njurDg the seventh, who 1t is thought cannot long
survive.
The owner Of the Gov. Davis, Enoch Train ESQ, left
Boston in the Cambria the LIST of January last twenty
two day after the Gov. Davis had sailed from Liverpool
arrived Mt the latter port the l3h transacted his bust
home again in the Cambria five days before the Gov
Davis got in-Boston Tanscript.
The bark Bostonan. Capt Emerson arrived at Boston
Friday morning. from Galveston 4h inst, with cotton
and tobacco. This 10 the first vessel which has entered
at Boston from Texas since the annexation
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Tho Lunatic Asylum.

The Common Council have now the responsibility Of
making the important appointment of Physician to the
Lunatc Asylum and for the sake Of the friends and rea
tives Of the patients well for the sake of the unfor
tunate patients themselves, and for the humanity
and economy sincerely hope they will thoroughly
investigate the character disposition and qualifications
nearly four hundred unhappy inmates of that Asylum
wise and benevolent institution, which, II properly
conducted would exert most salutary influence its
inmates-human creatures who have been deprived of
one Of the greatest gifts of God to and whose
wrechedness, and whose alteration of intellect make
II important that they should select wise, firm, and
benevolent governor, who direct their movement,
restrain their paroxysms, and pity their suengs And
when reflect that not only friends and relatives,
who and dear to u.s. but we ourselves SUBJ
ject TO- this terrible calamity we the more earnestly
treat them to select who will not only be arm and
benevolent but who possesses all the qualifications
indispensably necessary for physician to Lunatic
asylum iet ane expense De wnat may; ior II they can
their to society and to their friends, il will be
great blessing which will with gratitude be forever
membered and will cost less than to keep them in the
Asylum during life. HUMANITAS.
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THE HERALD FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Cambria will leave Boston to-
morrow, and her mails will close in this city at
hali-past one o'clock this afternoon. The second
edition the Herald for Europe will be issued this
morning at eleven o'clock
1t will contain the late important news from
Mexico, as well as any other that may be re-
ceived up to the time it is put to press also, the
Kew. MIR. Giles lecture on the causes and reme-
dues OF Irish distress the extraordinary correspon.
dence between Governor Wright and Secretary
Marcy, in relation to the California expedition /;
the latest news from Washington the Congress
slonal debates to the latest moment; interesting
correspondence; the latest reports OF the Anne
rican markets and ship news and variety OF
political, financial, and miscellaneous intelli-
gence.
An extra edition of the Herald for Europe, with
half dozen beautiful illustrations of Mexico,
prepared on the Oath inst for the Sarah Sands, has
been printed for the Cambrai
Single copies of either, in wrappers, can be OBJ
tanned at the office at 81 cents each
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LAW InteIJipeuce

UrTsp STATES CommDsioNtKs OFFICE Feb 81 -
Before Comr d Gardiner -Loreeny on the High Seas
Deputy Marshals Collins and Morrison arrested four OF
the crew of the ship Niagara, named Geo r. Leach
VIM. Kearney, Henry johnson and Michael GORDON. on
charge of having stolen part of the cargo Consisting
Of blankets and other dry goods the voyage from
Liverpool to this port johnson discharged and the
others committed in default of bail.
supERroR CoUEr, Feb. ~ Before Judge Venderpoel
Joseph f. LopeH and Anna c. his oif. w Daniel D.
Gassnsr This cause was given to the jury this morning
after able and eloquent charge from the Judge which
occupied about two hours in the delivery The Jury re.
tired and in two hours afterwards returned into Court
with verdict for plaintiff for $500 Upon announcing
the verdict thare was partial cheering Which was
Immediately suppressed by ordsr oil the Judge.
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TheAtricala.

PARK THEATRE The entertainments announced for
Monday evening, at this theatre will be found very at
trsctve. Two excellent comedies will be presented
three ofher beautiful Dances being their first ap
pearance since their return from Boston.
BowERY THEArRE.-"Ivanhoe" was repeated last eve
ming before full and crowded house, notwithstanding
the wetness of the evening The patrons Of old Bowery'
despite of wind and weather." always to be found
focking forward here and gratifed to perceive
will be produced entitled ETHAN Allen, the Green
Mountain Boys Of l775" Thisisa drama Of thrilling
interest: and will be produced by powerful and talented
cast. Neaie Clark, Stevens Hadaway VacLe, and the
entire talented stock company will all appear.
New YoRK OrEsA HousE.-This nice theatre will re.
open tomorrow evening with considerable eciat The
beautiful dansese signora Ciocca, assisted by Signor
Nora, splendid danser will appear, and, of course,
draw crowded house.
BowERY AMrHIrHEATRr.-Mr. Pentland, one of the
clowns at this popular place of evening recreation has
won golden opinions during his engagement with the
enterprsing proprietors Sands, Lent Co., during his
stay here and 1t would be doing injustice not to
notice the popular in which he received
his last appearance The legitimate troupe will be
organised under the talented of the pre-.
sent company-John Gossin at the head of affairs. An
immense accession of talent consisting of the Wisconsin
giant, the Yankee dwarf, Master Mcfarland, with a
here The greatest anxiety is manifested to keep up the
high reputation of tho Bowery Amphitheatre The bill
for to morrow evening will be found highly attractive
Herr ALEXANDER, the wizard. will give another Of
his extraordinary entertainments at the American Hotel
to morrow evening. After that he proceeds to Havana
and perhaps to Vera Cruz to join in the attack the
Castle Of San Juan d'Ulloa.
The performances the Orleans Theatre on the 10TH
were for the benefit of the Irish.
MIR. Anderson was still at the st. Charles on the 10TH
Henry Herr has just completed engagement at Mo.
bile, and probably at the present time entertaining the
lovers eff music in New Orleans.
The Ravels have closed their engagements at Now
Orleans
address to Captain Ptmans company Of volunteers at
Providence Oh Thursday.
Sgnor Blitz is at Cincinnati is also Miss Mary Ann
Lee
Miss Julia Dsore is still performing at Louisville.
Miss Mary Duff is playing an engagement at the AL
bany Museum. She is highly spoken Of.
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Movements OF traveller.

movements OF VrnVcllcrNs
The following nearly the full amount Of yester
days arrivals up to late hour last night at the under
mentioned hotels :
AMERIcAN-C. Dorsey, MIDI Gardner, Va; J. G. Pei
lett, do J. Walker do; n. Temphs somsrs; D. Grant
Albany: Knower, do J: Gibbon, Charleston; s. sealy
AsroR-W. Emerson, Staten Island; Capt. Rowland
ship Ashburton; d Bacon, Boston, j. Warner, Ohio
9. Seymour Lima E. Miller, Valparaiso; W. Ills N
Prov; W. Sawyer, Boston, 4. Foley, do; H. Richard
Maine; 8. Parkman, Boston, Geo. Lemett, do j. Nun
roe, New Orleans; J. Howell, Newburgh; Leeds do
ton; Easton, Baltimore; Richardson Bath; P. Nor
ton, Petersburgh; T Smith, Richmond; c. Greene, Bos
do; R. vasser, Athens; I. Richardson, Oswego; Mr.
Curry London; D; Blake. DO; H Bayard, Pa; o'kie
frOy d C. Hswss BG:tGn Miller salem s. Ashm0n
ACIrY-E: Whitney, N Haven; c. Coon, Ala; M. sher
man. NJ IN: Thorn J. Bent, and Ramage, Boston; P
]. Brown, New York; j. Brownsr, and s. Scott fhila
J. shsart Gs1rgstSwn; Heptop, Pa E M1rrsy and
%ye Norton Ark
Canada j. Bird, Baltimore; J. Allen Pniia D. Peters
Va; J. FsirOhila, New Haven; ClapP, Peekskill NJ.
FaASxLrN-A. Mclaughlin, New Orleans Hasmair
Losch. Coblentz; L. McGunter, Worcester; R How
PhiIadsphia; NJ Fish, washington; W Baily, Wheel.
ing; Feaburns Boston; T. stoner, W. LIE onards, Pitts
bursh; L: Pedchard, Waterbury J. Richardson, New
York; Hayes Albany; A Sherman New York.
HowARD-R. Browne, b. Hanlon, Worcester; w. Bar.
rett ssugerties; Van Bruins Long Island ~ Echford,
Columbus; ). M. Shoemaker, Baltimore; 3. Gilmore,
Trenton J. Stevenson, Virginia F. Diland Alabama
+. Fairbanks Boston, J. Wright, Philadelphia J. Mar.
shall, Kentucky @. Auburn Boston; c. Stanley, Spring
field; Buchers, Boston; d Lewis Providence; II: Bel
trea F. Van Brunt, Long Island E: Lyman, Clifton
F. Tuthill, Chicago; b. Mathews, Now Jersey; w.
Bachelor Schenectady j. Moran, J. sanderson, Mon
treal; A. Lawrence, New York 8: swandale, South
Carolina; J. Tazwel Lynchburg w. Harris f Doug.
lass, II. Prosser, J. st. Johns Alabama.
JuDsoN-J. streety, Alabama; w. Stckney, do; J.
stckney, do E. Aliens, Boston; H. Woods, Mass ; I.
Addison. Middletown; W. Hartford Philadelphia; w.
Hart, Troy; J. Sader Alabama; J. Williams, Newport.
RATHBUN.-W. Rathbone, Providence J. Devier,
Philadelphia; s. Bowen, do; H. Bingham, New York; L.
Rulklay do
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Musical.

ITALIAN OrsRA-Owingt to the continued ndisposton
Of sgnor Bensdett there will be no performance at
falmo's tomorrow evening. On Wednesday evening
verdi's new opera Of "PLcmbard" will be produced,
unless the tenors should still be unable to appear This
new piece is highly spoken Of and its performance by
the excellent company of singers who comprise the
corps at Palmo's, will not fail to do justice to tine COM
poser The strength of the whole troupe is brought into
requsition by this new piece may be seen by the
bills Sgpors BeneventaDo, Benedict Sanquirco Patti
Martini Benefit and signora Bari and sgnora Boulard
all appear treat may be expected from such an array
Of talent
CHRnTYs famous miDstras will give their last
at Newark to morrow evening.
Signor Sivori appeared at the Mobile theatre on
Thursday night week His audiences are loud in sivors
praise The papers speak Of him the musical execu.
tor OF Psganin' They he extracts sounds occasion
ally which seem like the signs and wailngs of some suf
fering soul and strain forth as sweet AZ
the faint hymns OF distant angels
"--at twilight heard
Through sunset gates of heaven"
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The Carnbria,s Malls.

mails, and several passengers for the steamer,
which sails tomorrow, among whom ism. Zani
De Farranti, the eminent guitarist and composer,
did not leave here till o'clock this morning
The weather yesterday was thick and stormy
and at 3 O'Clock in the afternoon Capt. Thayer,
who is always right, concluded to hold on till this
morning, as there was no prospect of getting far
Their than Harris Island.
The steamer Worcester went out, and would
go through if possible, she is to be at Greenport
to-day, to carry across the express mail, which is
advertised to leave here this afternoon; but we
think it doubtful if she performs the trip.
The express mail will leave, however, and go
through il possible.
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Hudson River Railroad
adj instruments. -

Hudson River Railroad instruments. -
Scrip drafts for $40 share (which is 10 Of tho
amount subssribedl oil subscription. for 500 upwards.
of subscrbers IN the following banks =
A. and B.. in the Mechanics Bank, No 80 Wall street.
aud d. in the American Exchah Bank, No so We'll
and o. in the Bank Of the Of New York, No.
Wall street
H., aud L., in the Bank of New York, Viii.
NJ a. and o. in the Bank of America No IS Wall street.
r., O. add IT,, in the City Bank, NO. SO Wall street.
T. and T in the nk of Commerce No % Wall street
Nv, w., X, Y. &Z IN the PhsniX Bank No. - Wall
street.
Subscribers for less THIN $500 will find scrip
prepared for them the Office sf the Company No 81 wall
Urine. bn ng and If any omissions errors have
been made drawing the larger drafts, they will be correct
ed. on application At the office.
The banks will deliver notices far cable but il
Is hoped no one will wait for no'ce, but promptly pay up
ceiving tell-r will endorse the draft.
he Commissioners trust that The spirit evinced in flirg
up the aubsep ion will not be suffered flag I'll the
ments all paid up.
All be paid before th. LIST day of March 10 &C.
the charter Only three business TO do
in Let none wait til Monday that possibly do il this
week. JNO b JERvIS, Pfest.
Noia who have given Their residences
asia Brooklyn, will find their drafts the Long Island Bank
-" $500
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Remember tho Poor
vVhen Pr, vidence blesses,

Remember tho Poor
When Pr whence blesses,
In basket and store,
And conscience coniesses
You need nothing more;
When plenty il smiling,
And cheering your life,
With comforts beguiling
All labor aud strife
Then think ofthe needy.
Remember the poor.
For good ever ready,
Drop aid at their door.
Wherever another
In anguish you find,
Speak Joy to that brother
Breathe balm on his mind.
His look Of sad pleasure,
The tear and the smile,
Repay in full measure,
And gladden. the while.
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The Side Walks.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD: -
You called the attention of the public the other day.
to the Of the side walks tho negect of the police or
those whose duty it may be to enforce the ordinance
Dpelling citizens to clean off their walks, which
are almost impossible The true plan for any citizen
who wishes TO remedy the evil is to 90 to the station
house, at the office Of the Chief Of Police, and
plain Of the offender, lodge complaint against him
in the Corporation Attorneys office, have done
day. ONE OF YOUR READERS.
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philadelphia Agents for the Heraid.-G.
low Chssnut Those wishing have the Herald served
regularly AZ their aud dwellings, will please leave their
above Terms 10 cenu pW rnoath ?inRiS soPes
Tor sale daily. rrlce cents. Wim
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HMeTtC uW:-
Emigrants arrived in

NEWS FROM PERNAMBUCo.-By the arrival of the
Joseph Cowperthwaite, we are in possession of
Pernambuco dates to the goth of January We learn
with regret that the 10th ultimo the remains of
late Consul GeorgeP Nanouvrier, Esq, inferred
with all the honors due his public station and private
worth The procession the grave attended by all
the foreign consuls there residents captains of national
and private vessels and large of citizens to
whom the deceased was endeared by long and honora
Bile association in his official capacity. There was no
change worthy Of private note in political
affairs at the time Capt Cassin left
u. s. Gazette. Feb 81
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Police Intelligence.

FOl1ce Intelligence.
FEB. 81 Stealing Ou.-Ohicer Hamblin, of the Sd
Benjamin Hadley and Elias Crowley on suspicion Of
tn: s Ms
ton.
Arrest Of Lunatic.-Onhcer Curry of the Sd Ward,
arrested on Friday night man calling himself Patrick
Gilvey, on charge OF insanity. Taken to the police
office committed for examination by Justice Drinker
Humphrey, arrested yesterday on charge Of com.
hitting rape on the person of young girl by the
name OF Willis The matter is now undergoing strict
investigation, BY one of prompt and vigilant mag
stratos
Charge Of Fraud-Oacer Bloom, one of the Chiefs per
wansler on a charge Of being an accompics Of West
and Matthews who arrested the other day for de
irauding countryman BY the name Of Jane. W War
rom OF the sum Of $40 and gold watch worth $780, by
the process thimbls rigging" Taken before Justice
Drinksr, and locked up for examination.
arrested on Friday night called John Boarman,
ON charge Of attempting to pas: counterfeit bank
Petit Larceny-OAicer Van Benthuyson Of the i4th
ward arrested yesterday, by the name Of Thomas
CANNING on charge Of stealing 90 worth Of stationery
belonging to Patrick Canning. Detained for sxamna.
ton.
Arrest on Suspieion.-Oaicsr Leonard, one Of the
Raymond, on suspicion Of stealing piece Of cashmere
from the store Of VIM Mills, tailor No. l3a Clinton st.
Locked W by Justice Timpson for examination.
the l4h ward arrested yesterday jenny White,
on warrant issued by Justice Drinker, wherein she
at Is Reede street, the common resort for small girls
between the ages Of ton and years Of age who
travel around town with baskets pretending to sell
nuts apples. &C., and make this place rendezvous daily
for the purpose of prostitution they having to
vey home to their parents fifty cents each day and if
obtaining the money. Two of these small girls were
caught in the above house by the officers. called
Margaret Morris of 90 Sheriff street, and the other
Elizabeth Riddle, residing in 18th street. both of whom
are under 10 years Of age They likewise brought in
from the house. two young boarders called Eliza
Livingston and Catharina I0aie who lock ed
up for further examination, and Jenny White held
to bail in the sum of $500 to appear at Court