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G0RnnN pIIIMMER
sands's Clothing EmpOrilI

ADJUSTER OF AYERaG ES
E Office Lueien Hermann Marine Notary, No. u Ro
street, Nel0 cI2edss. e 0flst nov
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TEnEGR ApIfIc dispatch, dated Louisville,
July 6 p H. received eia Memphis, reports steam
boats James Hewitt Griffin Yeatman and Moro
Castle as having left that day for NewOneans.
Eight es water in the Ohio, and rising.
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NFIeQsE 70 TFIE FoIUNTEERs,--ln Harris
hfg Pes vie Reading, DanyiIle, York, Pitts
geeush'lfg and other places large needags
nave been beld made preparations for The reeep-
tifsh of tie nlsy wanna Volunteers Their way
81 s. redolent with grateful honofs.
ha hila phia Corporation has appropFi-
sfd $500 seward fEaJing DE expenses Of the
49, lss s. pania volunteers
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BARaA Avs ~ oLoTHI

ALSO in HloIe5JJ ea3ss COMPRISING ll.0Il-
roent OF BOOTS SHOES ard flf Ans f.f sale IS
Jyl0 81 Re- HOBBS u EastolHhonse St
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a NJ USE N ENIS



"WEDNESDAY NIGHT. Judy l24-aime. Glamqhellfs
wv n ABIlEALJX WANTS and tlH3is a ttEi rs
pronounced by the Press to be fbe best
IN this country "a y I}4SLlN lsltl q Il ttt. y u
PSYCHE GOING To p TIE HIRAM POWERS
GREEK SHAY III which received with fapfEle 81 a-
plaEse each representation. Tenn Wilson tile
celebrated Banjo Player and Sneet Wi e3hepdA per-
formance Of the evening with some ii his popular s1
AIRS. accompanied On tile banSo
EF Doors 0peil at telock performance nammenee
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correspondent assures us that Louis XIV II.
heir d lie throne of France is still in existence.
His saiement IS that BY the death Of certain
aoed ard respectable French gentleman in Louis
ANA. uoE long since. there We're disclosures made,
hotl 81 verbal and written declarations mystic
~ which had aefi locked p ia his bosom for near
s haif century and this for the sake Of q sacra-
,sentai oafh. aceof5ag 10 the Roman Catholic
ehureh--alas Louis COR the Dauphin) XVII Of
F4auce was Still living among The North American
Insliafs among whom lin l759 fe had placed him,
shat he might Be- beyond die reach Of the murderers
sf Ills ROYAL parellfs AN our New Orleans cOtem-
saffits en lefef MS On the subject e. Az Y San.
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See FIRST ana Fourth pages. ~

WEDNESDAY, moaNIEa, JULY l2, l848.
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IN II. ". YER, .4xctsOHcev.

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO
IL forte, carriage and horse at aucion-On "Wednesday
line day of Jnne xt 10 O'clock m shall sell
residence of his Excelency Col Beaueu, belB an min
25h very excellent household furniture, amongst
which enumerate-
~ handsom walnut chairs and 2 sofas covered
with crimson silk damask
VoItare chairs and sofa covered with yellow aud
crimson silk damask
Mahogany chairs, sofas, and ottomans, covered with
drab cloth
very superior piano forte made by Rosenkrantz
Handsome mnnel clock and gilt candesbras
Very handsome Brazilian wood sofa, tables, stands,
book racks, NC.
Rose wood and Chinese writing desks and bookcase,
Fire screens book-stands, teapoys
Mahogany centre, pier, side, and card tables
Do extension dining liable
Do sideboard, mahogany hair-seat chairs
Handsome damask and muslin window curtains and
ornaments
Chintz window curtains
Solar, reading, and other lamps
White china dinner, dessert, and TEA SETS
China tea sets
Handsome glass ware such as decanters tulnblers
wines, gobleis champagnes, &c.
Handsome Brussels and ingram paflof s'eP ana
chamber carpets and rugs, stairrods, Sc
Hall stove and pipe, alright and other stoves
Fire irons, French bedsteads
Best hair and spring mattresses
Walnut wardrobes, washstands, toilet sets
Looking glasses, work-tables lounges, rocking chairs.
&c. with variety of other articles, and good assortment
OF copper and kitchen requisites, superior cooking
range, bathing tub, Nc,
Al IL o'clock day shall sell very excellent
rage, nearly new and a fine sorrei horse
The house will be open for the examination OF the iurn
tt,re on The Tuesday preceding the sale.
Terms All sums of and under 500, cash over $50
of and four MONTHS for approved endorsed notes
bearing interest , go ,,,,,,r
MAJ
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8v n. IL: DYER, .5.efsonesr.

TXCELLENr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG
~ TlON.-On Monday next, the 18th Instant 10
O'clock n m shalt sell the residence OF the late CAPT
Ueze on street, between 10Th aud 2lst streets, the
oellent household and kitchen frnture among which
enumerHe, VIZ:
Handsome Gothic parlor and arm chairs
Maple cane seat, union, and other chairs
Volt aire and rocking chairs, mahogany sofa
Marbe-top centre table
Mahogany card, din ing, and other tables
Teapoys, handsome manle clock
Handsome set of girandoes
Chintz muslin and other window curtains and oraa-
Worked ottomans china and glass ware
Astral hail. and other lamps
Handsome Brussels and ingram parlor STEP and chamber
carpets
Hearth rugs stair rods, oilcloh, mahogany hairack
French post bedsead best hair and shuck mattresses
Setees and lounges, wardrobes, bureaus
Toilet stands washstsnds, toilet sets, &c.
With many other articles and general assortment OF
go cd kitchen requisites. -
Terms of sale All sums Of and under S25, cash;
S25 a credit of Two and three months, Tor approved
dorsed notes bearing interest IL. w DfEh
May I'D Auctoneer.
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Hv R. w. DYER, .7ucffOneeT.

paiuaUe residence at public sale.
DY virtue of deed of trust, executed the 18th OF
ID January lS5, by the late Capt John T. Mclaughlin,
and duly recorded in Liber W. B. No lib, folio III, the
subscriber will offer for SALE the request of The parties
interested az public auction, Saturday, the ID day Oh
June ensuing, O'Clock p m, the premises, ot
No T. and parts OF lots Nos 10 and H. in No l
the city of Washington situate the corner OF street
north and 2st street formerly the residence OF Capt
Mclaughlin. The buildings in fine order, and form al
together one Of the most residences in the city
The terms of sale are, one-ih of the purchase money
be paid in hand, and the residue in six, twelve eighteen
and twenty four months, in equal proportions The pu,
chaser give notes. satisfactorily endorsed for the deferred
payments bearing interest from the day of sale and deed
Of trust the property to secure the payment OF saio
and compliance with these Terms the trustee
will convey the purchaser all the right and title vested
him by the said deed
In default OF compliance with the terms in days,
the right of reselng the property al
the risk and expense of the purchaser. Amy person wish
ises.
BY order OF the trustee: r. w. DYER,
Nav 23-dtsf Auctoneer.
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Hy n. GREEN. .4ucttOnecr.

/ ARGE SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVEp
IL PROPERTY AT AUCTION.-On Wednesday. the
2irh inst shall sell on the premises at half past O'clock,
good two-story frame houses and lots, situated
Maryland avenue, between Sd and Al Streets near the
iron bridge the houses have brick base
coed sell lot No. TO- in square No $50 lot No 80 IN
square No. 53i lots No 81 % g. and a. in square NO
M m ouar NJ 6Ss -, -, NJ a. a. ~; anar M GA lots
No l. s. and Z, in square No GA lots No 33 and "a IL
square No 1872 lots NO land g. in square No 45 and al
and south street, with many other lots in The same
range. The numbers and location will be shown on the
day of sale All of the above described property, except
that square No 145 lies between ID and A streets west
and Maryland and Virginia avenues, and in raPiay
improving part of the city.
Terms One-third cash, balance in six and twelve
months, for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest,"
deed of trust to secure the payment Of the notes
a. GREEN, Auctoneer.
Nav NJ tf,,,S
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Democratic National Convention-Evening sssaion.
BALTIMORE, May 23-9 pm.
The Committee on Credentials reported in favor of ad-
hitting the New York Syracuse (Hunkers) delegation
on the ground that they had taken the pledge proposed by
the committee to sustain the nominations of the conven-
ton which the other delegation refused entertain al
all until the validity of their claim to seats decided
Mr. Toucey, of Connecticut proposed The adoption oil
the report, and moved recommit the subject with in.
struciions TO report on the facts.
Mr.. BayIy, of Virginia, defended the report
MIR. Yancey, of Alabama, opposed the report and in.
sisted on the right of all parties to be heard
Mr.. Bedinger. of Virginia, supported the report
Mr.. Hbbard, of New Hampshire, moved to lay the
port the table for the present. and TO allow both dele
cations TO be heard-two speakers each side; one
hour TO be allotted to each speaker.
The motion unanimously agreed to, and the con-
venion adjourned
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eminent above that of the National Assembly" lCres
OF % the oath is abolished, and forever"l
M, Cremeux, the Minister of Justice then rose and
said that the oath of allegiance had been the occasion OF
much scandal during the last sixty years and had
cited such universal indignation that the provisional
government had thought proper TO abolish it. The oath
OF every true republican added the mlnister) is in his
heart, and not on his lips.
The assembly received the declaration of the minister
with great applause, and ratified. by its unanimous appro
baton. the measure adopted by the provisional govern
ment amidst deaienng cries of "Viue la rfPuique and
"Viue te gouUerneulent proUisoire"
The venfcaon OF the powers OF the deputies was
not yet terminated when reporter closed his de-
spatch.
The DIonHeuv, OF yesterday publishes decree grant
10 refer TO an intention of immediate interference IN aly
OF three million two hundred thousand pounds sterling.
The opening OF the national assembly promises TO take
place about hour after the departure of our express,
under appearances the most satisfactory,
The examination Of the election returns concluded
at late hour the night OF the 2Sh u, at the Hotel
de Vile. From o'clock in the morning of that day, de-
tachmens OF the national guard lined the square in front
OF the building, In the hall of St. John, an immense
platform erected, with benches and tables for the
scrutators About two hundred persons employed
at these bureaux.
When the operation completed by the votes OF
the army and the garde mobile being combined with
those OF the ACCOMPLISHMENTS the mayors Of the aon-
easements, with Nj. Armand Marrast at their head, adj
vanced and proclaimed the following htyfour members
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revolution, and the lives OF the prince and his family
were in danger.
India.
The commercial intelligence brought by the India mail
with dates from Calcutta 10 the 23d, Madras 10 the cath
March, and from Bombay the LIST OF April, OF more
than usual importance From and after the 25th of
March last, the duties merchandise, by ships OF all
nations, imported into the dominons embraced within
the East India Companys charter, were equazed and
from that period the British flag will ENJOY advantage
over the flag of any other nation The n,erportal trade
is also declared free, without any exception reser.
yatlon.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

TN virtue of writ of aeias, issued from the clerks
Office of the Circuit Court of the District OF Columbia Tor
the county of Washington, and directed. shall
pose to public SALE cash. Saturday. the Gath of June
next at the front the Court House door of said county
"a o'clock M following properly viz: Lot of ground
distinguished the Plan of Washington City MS lot No
in square No Sl7 and bounded follows Beginning at
The corner of 4h street south and Capitol street east and
running due line with said Ca pitol street east
feet east thence due south the width OF IL feet to the rear
OF said lot and about 100 feet Deep having one and halt
story frame dwelling house heeon seized and levied upon
s the property of Columbus Harrison, and sold to satisfy
iudcias No 66 March term 1913, in favor OF Balaam
1Rnrch ~, ALEXANDER HUNTER
Marshal Of the District of Columbia
Nav 24-dts
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Rv II. ", DYER. .sucltoneer.

CQUARE of Ground at AuctIon--On Thursday tbs
- 10th instant, at halfpast o'clock, M, shall sell on
premises the whole of square No $685. containing about
g. 900 square feet; it will be sold altogether in los
may be deemed advisable. This square is between Della
and I'd street west and south of q and H
Terms. One-third cash, balance in equal payments. al
six and twelve months for satisfactorily secured
bearing interest. X. w. DYER,
MAY Its Auctioneer
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Proposals for a Loan.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

Treasury DEPARTMENT.,
April IL, lS48
- March last, until 8, p m on Saturday. the 9Th OF
June, lsls millions OF dollars of United States
stock renbusablc twenty years from and after the LIST
day Of july lSS bearing six per cent interest per annum
payable annually on the rst days Of January and
will any bid be considered unless per thereof is
deposited depository ut the United States at or be-
ali cases. must be nncondiiona, and without any refer
70 the bids Of Others and Should state distinctly the
s sessa p 81 s easa @ he
70 the ieposry Of The Uned States nea the places
residence OF the persons respectively whose oilers may be
ders residing the United States, must be depS sited
with the easurers at New York; boston, Fha-
To give an opportunity to all persons participate in
the Investment funds in this stock bids will be received
aw--being for fifty dolars-as well for higher sums
All certificates under thousand dollars will be trans
hat upwards will be transferable the books Of
TIE treasury or by deliyey with coupons attached at me
null pcaton OF accounts all certifcaes with coupons
an.ched viii be for the sum Of one thousand dollars
amount awarded five equal instalnents in each of the
OF July August September. October, and Novem-
Ss % the os be
making immediate payment. II which case the
be n;erst in all cases fro the date Of dsposite
The bids will be opened a. the Treasury Department at
enee OF all persons may desire attend but under
provision introduced into the act OF Slst OF March last no
not acccpted the amount deposited in advance will be i'm
mediateiy returned. The whole premium on the amount
awarded must be deposited part of the first payment re-
4''''' '''' R. J. WALKER,
Secretary Of the Treasury
Each of the daily papers of Boston, New York. Philadel-
phia Baltimore, Charleston, and New Orleans and in all
other states the papers seected print the laws OF the
United States authorized publish this advertisement
April lS-dil7thJunef
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Il BLANCHARD has the honor to return his sinoe'e
thanks his friends and the public generally for ,he
unceasng patronage he has received during the last wes
years He has the pleasure inform them that he has IA
ken the CRY HorKI New York. under a long lease ana
this establishment Icing much spacious and conino
dols than his former one. he will be able accommoda
greater number of his kind friends lie has cted ana
furnished anew that in point of elegance and cono'
il Is equal to any hotel in the city
+. Blaucard's establishments the PAVILION New Bright
Staten Island, also open for the reception oil gue'
who may prefer a country residence and sea air Inn
I. BLANCAhD
CRY HorEr, New York, May 30 Is4s.
May Z3-2uw5w
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MFRS. BENNAN will remain n few days In WASH
tl ingon receive orders for Shirts which will be eN
ecued immediately, her shirt establishment, l29 Nassau
street, New York.
Just received from New York one case specimens Of
choice pattern. Gentlemen wishing such garments afo
respectfully invited to call
Can be ftom IL O'Clock m, every day, al
U. S. Hotel.
NAV lift
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A RS. BE MAN Will remain n few days In Washing

a RS. BEMAN Will remain n few days In Washing
sl ton the United States HOTEL receive orders i
SHIRTS which will be- executed immediately at her Shi'
Establishment, I2Y Nassau street, New York.
Just received another of shirts, fine stitched he
stitched fancy plain, and corded. Also a few coored
shirts, neat patterns
Mrs b. request of several ladies, has changed her
hour-can be from TO O'clock y. No 10, UNI
ted States Hotel. May q
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So the s. two thirds rule" was adopted and them
On motion, the convention adjourned till s O'Clock, p m
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OFFICE or THE WASHINGTON Coal COMPANY,
WASH rim f,ifv Nav ~ 1919


NOTICE is hereby given The stockholders of the Wash
~ ngton Coal Company. that, in conformity with the
legislature Maryland and half shares additional
capital stock OF the company will be issued for each and
iao Of the sericae the latter, and payment ,Uithin
thirty days from this date OF an nstalment OF eight dol
assessment OF fifteen dollars per share the stock
SO ssnsa by virtue of the amendment Of Their charter
N"''''N'"s 'Ae wv WASHINGTON TYSON, President
EDWIN p. HEwLNGs, Secretary.
sRssolped That president and secretary be- and are
hereby authorized TO accept the amendment TO the charter
Of me- an % the
$3.50 and issue to each of the prcsen,
and every held by said snckhoders each share
stock issued to be made subect-and endorsed
fifteen dollars per share the nsalmcnts whereof be
quued be paid at such dates and in such amounts
may be emned from time 70 'lme by the board OF I'll
"Resolvcd, That the new stock to be issued be made Ii
within thirty days notice. published in newspaper
in The town OF Cumberland. one newspaper in the city OF
esoucd That the secretary be instructed to give public
notice, rqniring an nstament of SO 33 share the
stock the time of its payment of the same
10 be made within thirty days from date Of said notice.
CyCurT's PATENT Observation-Disclosures ,nh
- scrber has this day received supply of these ceebra
ted refrigerator which for purity, convenience and econ
omy vastly superior any other in the
Gqs& WaE sss LII s'S Sb sP qS
BATHS which he invites the attention Of
wanting these articles fliIHouh TofLE,
General commission and Agricultural Warehouse,
7th street, next door 10 Patriotic Bank.
May 2l-sawlw
r ION CRACKERs.--We have a supply of the above
IL very superior crackers for sale this morning. to which
he attention of our friends.
Fresh soda butter water, and sugar crackers constantly
on hand.
great variety Of and fancy cakes, loaf bread, and
tea biscuit OF superior quality.
THOS. HAVENNER & SON,
May lS-3tif G. street, between Al and 9th streets.
ENEmALE HOUSE sERvANT.-For sale n first rae
a cook washer and roner, and chambermad, under 80
years ou oil The strongest constitution and correct moral
haoits, Inquire + street, doors west of 10th.
May 2o-eod3t
nLD POINT CoMFOHr HOTEL.-Ths extensive and
~ benuuio establishment is open for the pop
OF vsers Surrounded entirely by salt water, il affords
every facility Tor cabahng, and offers every
the traveller ~ pursuit OF health pleasure. The hotel
is complete in all ITS arrangements Active and cffcien,
assistants have been procured. and no exeron will h.
spared 10 render 1t in all respects most agreeable and
Board per day So 90
By the week, al the rate OF l SO per day.
I}y the month"; nj the rate OF 90 do.
Children and servants half price. . -4s
F'l7,' JAMES s. FRENCH.
(,ooD Common Playing Cards. ~ Per dozen.
" Fine do do ~ ~ Per dozeh
Cehores and Bartlett's eagle playing cards at una
susily low prices, = rAvrop
May % =. AAhLoh-
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POSTSCRIPT.
BY TELEGRAPH.

FOR THE UNION.
Democratic National Convention-Evening sesaion.
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E'EmALE HOUSE sERvANT.-For sale n first ra,e
A cook washer and roner, and chambermad, under 80
years od OF the strongest constitution, and correct moral
haots' Inquire T. street, doors west of 10th.
May 20--eo,I3t
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C,yOD Common Playing Cards. ~ Per dozen. ga
HE Fine do do 81 ~ per dozen. :,
Crchore's and Bartlets eagle playing cards at unu
Ma, % s"''y ~" f''NV' r. TAYLOR.
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r. ]. WALKER,

Each of the daily papers of Boston, New York. Phiadel
pha, Baltimore, Charleston, and New Orleans and in all
other States the papers selected 10 print the laws OF the
April lS--dil7thJuneif
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May 24-eodXds
Democratic banner., 1848-09-18
ILLINOIS,.

The following 10 the official result oil
the recent election in Illinois: a,,s "a -r
The First Congressional District elects
Bissel, Democrat, without opposition
Polk's majority 1857. su.r1
The Second District gives McClernand,
Democrat, S,434 majority. Folks majority
I4,23i.
The Third District-M.jsrity for Young,
Democrat, 3,l65. Folks majority 2,Osl.
Tie Fourth District entworth's plu.
|rality 3,t45. Folks majority 3,O0s. Low
|ejoy, the Abolition candidate, who 10 nov
maxi & speeches for Van Buren, received
2, 100 votes.
Fifth Observation-Disclosures, Democrat,
elected without OPpOsition. Polk's MAORI.
ty 1873. a
Sixth District-Majnrity for Baker, Whir.
1923, Clsy's msiority 1876.
Seventh D~istrict-Msjnrity for Harris,
Democrat, l06. Clsy's majority s46.
In che Eve districts in which there were
"opposiag Candidates, the Democratic gain
over the voie Of 1874, 10 s57! The Demo.
cratic State ticket was elected without op-
position, vi lie the Democratic majority in
the legislature 10 greater than in any pre-
ceding legislature since the admission Of the
State into the Union. a.1. 90
In the face Of these msjorities and facts,
the National Intslligencsr, the great or
gan Of whiggery at Washington, comes to
the following conclusion;
"Ths general result Of the recent slsc.
ton 10 Illinois 10 regarded a. j~ustifyine q
very strong confidence that the electoral
vote Of the State will be given for Gen.
Taylor. The St. Louis Err" ears that
it 70 safe for him "beyond sny reasonable
contingency" -. h. ~
Whist more is wanting to ssinfo these
whig papers m snviabls oslsbrity fss. %.
and the padeubsias soasdsaes sf
Tho peoPss. - s,et- ) rsaFf r.
Democratic banner., 1848-09-18

Wovnins to Observation-Disclosures an
important and interesting cause was pro-
crossing 10 the Criminal Court, ia which
one Of our city magistrates was the accused.
1t would seem that q few months since, q
young girl. sixteen years Of age, Of respect-
able connections, residing in LouisviIls, Ky.
and Of exceeding personal ss.ractions. came
to this city on . visit to an unols's. Short.
~ after, she became acquainted with the
rather ~volstile son Of a respectable citizen,
and without the knowledge Of her relatiysss
became aaianced 10 him. Some time during
June last, they were married, the wedding
being solsnnissd before the Justice rsSsrsed
to. =
The marriage giving offence to, the Isla-,
i've Of che bride, the csse was brought 10
the notice Of tie grand Jury. and al fndiet.
ment found against the Justice for having
illegally proceeded. Nseems that TIA lawsF'
OF this State render the act a misdeneanor
1.-THE lady being under age, and the CO.'S
seat Of her parents, or guardian, not having,
besn obtained. The penalty % kns and ~
impfisonment. 81,
The osss vas given toths Jury last even.
ing, but stdaek, the juryhad bssa unsbls te!'
agree. s;sb selE ~. e.iAw e8isa Jon u 5aif
(Sk LOgss Unios l0ah, tasi. ,rssi