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QUEBEC, Jan. 27.--Alen's chair factory in Mon
treal was destroyed by fire on Thursday night, in
volving loss Of $4,000.
A violent snow storm is prevailing here. The
snow is now several feet deep, and as conse-
quence all the mails are delayed.
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Western, 1yauel.

CHICAGO, Jan. 27.--Owing to the recent storms
the various railroads south and west of this place
are again blocked up with snow. There have been
no trains from st. Louis for week, and navigation
at that place is entirely obstructed The river is
gorged with ice for eight miles below and the chan
mel to Cairo has only depth of four feet
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NOTICE.
TIME Trustees of the Fifteenth street
u Presby terrain Church, (Rev. John II. Cook, pas
tori being pressed TO meet their obligations in iqui-
dating the debt due on their house Of worship,
have been induced at considerable expense, TO en-
gage the services OF the celebrated Miss T. T. GREEN
FIELD, the "Blsck Swan she is termed, origi-
nslly Of hatcher, Mssssippi, 10 give two or three
Concerts for the benefit Of said Church, during the
ensuing week. (o the evenings Of her appearance due
notice will be given,) at 1-9 o'clock.
Tickets so cents each. Reserved seats engaged Mt
the church on the day Of each concert between the
hours Of IL and 2 O'Clock 81 90 each.
The friends and benevolent generally, are respect
fully invited 10 patronize the Same.
WIN. SLADE
Chairman of Board Of Trustees
Tickets 10 be had at the following bookstores; Tay
Tor Msury's, Els's, Davis's, and Frank Taylors.
ian "a
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 9.--Flour-therewer were no sales
this morning, but It is generally held at Saturdays
rates; Howard street. at IS so; City Mills, at IS
81 IL IS 90. Corn is, also, held at frmer rates,
but no transactions reported. Wheat is held at 81
s5 81 O5, for white, and 81 90 50 90, for red
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ToRoNro, Jan. 27.-The Hon. Mr. NORM, COM
missioner Of crown lands, has been appointed to
the judgeship Of the court Of Queens Bench, VA
cant by the death of Mr.. Justice Panel This
appointment viii necessitate some change in the
cabinet.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

OswEdo, N. Y, Jan. ga man named Red
field, resident of Tunkhannock, Pa, was killed
last night near Painted Post station, on the Erie
railroad, by jumping off the express train while it
was running at full speed
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|. The many faciIi-
ties afforded us
by hospital and
private practice,
In this and for
eign countries,
warrant MS In as
surfing those who
are suffering from
private diseases
that our treatment
IL attended with
unusually favora-
bic results. There
fore, let no false
modesty deter you
from making your
case known 70 one
who viii befriend
you.
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For California.

NEW YORK, jan T.-The steamer Northern
Light sailed hence this afternoon with large num-
Der Of passengers for California.
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HAVE Won sEEN sAMf

I'm press, and soon to be issued In one
III splendidly illustrated 12m. vol. of about $50
pages. Price, u 90 in paper, and u 25 in cloth,
THE LIE OF SAM HOUSTON:
The only authentic biography Of this iIustrious
Senator hero, patriot, and statesman.
In the degeneracy Of the times, Americans who
have country TO live for are looking 70
GENERAL HOUSTON
ron TEE FUTURE
This beautiful volume, which has been written
with consummste ability and historic truth, and
which will be one Of the cheapest books ever pub
lshed, 10 nearly ready for publication All orders
win be filed In the order they are received.
Address J. @. DERBY,
Publisher, No. l1s, Nassau street New York.
jan 2s-1t
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25 CENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

25 CENT DAGUERREOTYPES.
I" Il are making splendid life-Iike Like
w nesses for twenty-five cents and upwards, and
have just received most splendid assortment Of
Cases, which we sell at reduced prices.
Hyou want splendid picture taken by the new
French process, in double quick time, go TO
Professor STEWARDS Gallery,
On Penn. avenue between 9th and 10th sts.,
directly over NJ. W. Gait Brothers Jewelry store.
FB Gil early in the morning.
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Mr.. MALONE RAYMOND having, some time
traordnary and wonderful performances Of this high
lighted Professor of the Magic Art recently engaged
his valuable services through the chief cities Of Cam
ada, for several performances and 80 great was his
many weeks in succession, realizing to himself clear
profit Of more than Twenty Thousand Dollars
large sum Is secured him to visit Washington for
few evenings, and from the high and deserved rep
utation which precedes him, the Hall will no doubt
be filed to replehon during his stay.
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NEW YoRK, Jan. 2s.--The mortality during the
past week in this city was 437, showing decrease
Of 40, as compared with the previous week.
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Navigation on Lake Ontario.

OswEoo, Jan. 27.-The tow boat Schuyler Al
rived here yesterday from Sodus. Navigation
uninterrupted.
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- We publish to-day 50 much Of Gov
srnor Gardeners message TO the Legislature Of
Massachusetts,, as relates TO American" ques-
tons, and commend their perusal to our
readers.
Whether Gov Gardiner has or has not been
heretofore an aboitionist it is perfectly certain
that he stands upon the American platform,
and argues the questions connected Herewith
lucidly and forcibly
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
ENROM this date until the first day CT
IL March, shall sellmy entire stock fifteen per
cent below the regular price, in order to make roo m
and well-assorted, which will be sold strictly as above
represented My stock Of Shoes cannot be surpassed
in the city.
have on hand about 80 cases Of Mems and Boys
Boots, which must be sold by the LIST of March, at
some price 200 pair thick-sole Morocco Walking
Shoes at rs cents good any sold in the city for
81 90; large lot Of Morocco Boots. 81 co. good
Lasting Caters, so cents Ladies' Lasting Caters
81 90, as good any sold for 81 rs with every kind
of shoes kept in a well-assorted store.
All persons in want Of Dry Goods and Shoes will
at least is per cent by calling on me before pur
chasing. +. M. MAGRUDER,
Seventh st., No 1856, under Dorsey's Hotel,
an 1Q-eodaw Sacand storo fro,,
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Death Of Railroad Superintendent.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 28.--S. L. Spafford, ESQ.,
the superintendent of the Baltimore railroad, died
here this morning of typhoid fever.
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LOOK AT THIS

J" AN II II ID on or before the first Of
w March, In this city, small house with store
room attached; for SUCH fair price will be paid in
cash.
Address No. eo2, 9Th street, near the Navy Yard,
Washington, ID. @.
ian 24-d2ws
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PRICES OF ADMISSION.

Reserved seats, 80 cents; half price to reserved
seats only for children under twelve years genera
admission, rs cents for all ages.
Doors open at ~. Performance at s.
Tickets can be had at the door on the evening.
ian 29-4t
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LOST.

"EIFFOR,s ARMY RAZORS.-GiI-
IL christ's, Lecoutre, and Wade a Butchers Ra-
zors, just received and for sale at low prices.
Also an extensive assortment of Pocket and Table
Cutlery. ELYANS 4 THOMPSON,
No. 1926 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts.
ian 26-8t
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HAVEjust received new supply Of the
latest styles OF Jewelry, and have just finished a
fine lot Of pure Silver Ware, sscb Tea Sets, Cob
let's Cups, Spoons, Forks, Ladies', Butter Fish, and
Pie Knives, Napkin Rings, &c. &c; all Of which |
will sell at much fower prices than il usually asked
for the quality ofgoods at other establishments
In this city. And every article viii be warranted ss
represented at time Of sale at AIS Pennsylvania
enue, between ~ and 9Th streets
dec 15--dh ii. o. HOOD.
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All diseases Of the Genital Organs, whether Of re
cent or long standing, such Gonorrhpa, Syphilis,
elect, Structures, Urinary Affections, Ulcers upon
the Body or in the Throat and Nose, we treat with
that success which few physicians in the world are
capable Of These who apply in early stages Of the
disease are surprised at he little Inconvenience and
rapidity attending their cure; and those who have
suffered from quacks and their mineral poisons will
be warranted permanent cure without mercury.
Office l7e, south street, Island.
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Drawing Room Entertainment.
-OSSLANS BARDS
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
OSsIAN E. DOD G E,
Late editor and proprietor Of Dodgss Literary
Museum"
Will give one Of their fashionable
DRAWING ROOM CONCERTSl
In Washington City, at CARUSI'S SALOON,
Monday Evening, Jan. Goth.
EN- The company is composed of the following emf
nent talent:
j. @. CLARK, Tenor, =. KELLY, Baritone,
b. b. BAILEY, Alto. GEO. MORGAN, Basso,
oSSlAN E. DODGE, Musical Director and Deli
Forming company, which for power, variety, purity
Of tone, and musical skill, stand unrivalled In
America If not in the World.
Cards of Admission, rs cents.
: Doors open at 61f o'clock-Concert to commence
at IL.
jan a5-4td II. L. G0oDALL, Agent
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n BOOK THAT EVERY THINKING
N man should read, and one Of the most convin-
cling proofs against the errors Of Romansm ever pub
lshed.
The END Of Controversy eontroverted. BY the
Right Rev. John II. Hopkins, ID. d., Bishop of Yer.
mont.
Loyols, and Jesuitism in its Rudiments. By Isaac
Taylor.
Delineation Of Roman Catholicism, drawn from the
authentic and acknowledged standards Of the Church
Of Rome. BY Rev. Charles Elliott, ID. ID.
The History Of Romsnism. BY John bowling, ID.
Romsnism Compared with the Bible.
Old Christianity against Pspal Novelties. BY
0useley.
The Variations Of Popery. BY Samuel Edgar, d. !.
The Mystery Solved, or Ireland's Miseriesj the
Grand Cause and Cure. BY Rev. y. Dill NJ. ID.
Rome against the Bible, and the Bible against
Rome. BY VIM. .. Plumer, ID. ID.
Our Country; It's Danger and Duty. BY Rev A.
A. Lipsoomb.
For sale by GRAY A BALLANTYNE.
jan 29-3t 49s Seventh street
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This Great and Fortunate Magisian

Was born in the land Of Robert Burns, but in early
youth visited the Continent Of Europe, where, for
years past he has practised the art Of CoDura-
ton and Mighty Magic! and has acquired not only
vast wealth, but the highest professional renown in
his artistic Feats Of Necromancy
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The Magician is accompanied by
j. NJ. WESTON, ESQ.,,
His Secretary, and attended by Servants and numer
GUS Assistants.
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IRON HALL.
THE "sEER" HAS COME.
ROE ERT HELLER,
Tho great and unapproachable
NECR0MANCER
AND
Professor Of DiabIerie,
Will have the honor to open his immense cabinet Of
Wonders,
This Saturday Evening, Ja,aary 27tA.
Mr. HELLER is author of nearly all his perform
ances, and is the only person living whom Is known
the great mystery Of
SECOND SIGHTi
PRICE OF ADMISSION.
~ Aian ,..-..st.............2o Genus.
Dress Circle. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 71<
uIcncsua ooAt5. ................, oO
Seats may be secured from TO- A. NJ. TO 4, p. NJ, at
the Office, without extra charge.
Polite and attentive ushers will be in attendance.
ian 27--tf
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MADAME MACALLISTER

IsAn Italian by birth, educated in Paris, in which
city the young Magician first the lady, and
her heart and hand. She is highly born and posses
sed Of varied talents and accomplishments and has
become able and dexterous assistant to her hus-
band in his bewitching and bewdering Feats Of Nee
romancy. They are both still young. Recently in
Spain, the perfornAnce of the Wizard and his Lady
were the leading fashion of whole season. Madame
Macallister is daughter Of one of Napoleon's most
celebrated officers, distinguished in many Of the EN-
peror's battles.
HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN!
Had splendid Pavilion erected for them in her Pal
ace at Madrid where their nightly feats honored
by the smiles and plaudts Of the entire Royal house
hold, as well as BY crowds of the Spanish nobility
and gentry. Several Splendid Diamonds were pre-
scented TO the Wizard by Her Majesty these occa-
sions. Italy, France, Germany, Portugal, Cuba,
United States &c. have been visited by these arstes
the different languages Of which countries they speak
fuently, and have universally won golden opinions
as well as golden favorsin each.
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II. u. III. F.lC. A.


rE- The members Of Potomac Circle No.
g. 1875, ID. u. III. r. G. A., earnestly requested to
attend the regular oonvocaton, on Tuesday evening,
January 8Oth. Business Of great importance 10 the
Circle win DO brought up for consideration.
fN0. @. DUDLEY, G. w.
J.H. @. JopDAS, III. 8. X. jan 2s-2t
E Smithsonian Lecturcs.-Hon. Geo. p.
Marsh viii deliver the second lecture Of his course
on Constantinope," on this Monday evening,
January g. nj Ia O'Clock. jan %
METROPOLITAN MECHANICS INsTI-
TUTE LECTURES.
UDR OF. WHITAKER will deliver a
IL course Of lectures before the Institute, ON the
ARTS OF THE BIBLE
The first lecture win be delivered on Wednesday
evening next, 3lst instant in the Institute rooms,
over q. T. Parker's store At l-2 O'Clock.
This lecture win comprise
building, Brick-making, Agricniture, Ains, de-,
all TO be illustrated by numerous drawings.
The public are respectfully invited.
Lecture free. BY order
p. NJ PEARSON,
jan 2s-st Intel Recording Secretary.
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DnG IOGT.

DOG LOST.
STRAYED or stolen, from 31O Virginia
- avenue, Isla I'd, lver-c lored Pointer Puppy,
unusually tall and slim, white breast having on a
steel collar.
Any information leading 10 his recovery whether
from finder, receiver, or thief, win be rewarded.
J. b. PLEASANTS,
jan $50 Treasury Department
UyHREE SMALL BRICK HOUSES for
IL Rent Twentieth street. near NJ. Rent fs
per month. Apply At Shoe store Of J. W. DYER,
First ward. jan 27-eodsr
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"ANTED-A situation in n mercantile
w house, grocery preferred, by young man
who has been in public business for two years
Compensation no object Satisfactory reference
can be given. Address A. s. g., Box 8s8, Alexan-
dria, Va. jan 28-f
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REMOVAL.
THE undersigned, manufacturers of
il Warren's Fire and Water Proof Composition
Roofing has removed their office from 10th street to
No. 510 7th street, below Odd Fellows Hall
c. NJ WARREN 4 Co.
Office hours IL 10 IL A. NJ. Jan 24-cod2w~
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II AIDES WORK BOxEs.--A fresh supply
IL and very cheap, at LAMMoNDS, 7th 81
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DOG LOST.

II .OsT, ON Thursday, the 25th instant, a
DOG Has white legs, neck, and forehead A suit
able reward viii be paid for It's recovery, at No. SIS
Maryland avenue, between IL and 9Th sts., Island
Jan 27--9t
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GREAT AND EXTRAORDINARY IN
NJ ducements 70 all Cash Purchasers OF Ready
Made Clofhng.--Will be sold at private sale, large
assortment Of ready-made Clothing, consisting Of
Cloth Cloaks Bangup, Sack Goats, Dress and Frock
Goats, Pantsoons, Vests, &o., all warranted 70 be
better cut better made, and Of better materials.
Therefore, all in want Of good and cheap Clothing,
win do well 10 call at 0DEAN HALL,
Corner ~ street and Penn. avenue,
ian 27--1m WEISENFELD co.
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VIRGINIA BANKs.---we learn that the past has
been good year to the banks Of this State. The
rcverscs which befel institutions in the east
ern and western States have not scsthed them.
Nearly all have made Fair profit on the last six
months transactions, and the uniformity which
prevails among their balance sheet tends TO show
that il Is not accidental or fictitious. There is
some guarantee Of health and soldty common to
them all.
The best dividend declared by any Of the Virginia
banks, as usual, is from the Bank Of the Valley
FIVE per cent net The best from the new safety
fund banks is that Of the Bank Of the Old Domin-
ion, at Alexandria-four per cent net on the last
six months
STEAM FRr Esersr.--There viii be an exhibi-
ton Of the operation Of one Of these engines this
evening, at Ia o'clock, In front Of the City Hall
We hope all interested win attend and examine for
themselves, as II Is more than probable that some
action win be taken BY the City Councils, IN refer
ence to their introduction into this city.
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by ROTHWELL n BROWN,

n. 3. Goods at private sale till day Of sale.
ian 2g--dlw
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The first anniversary Of the Youths Home
Missionary Society Of the Methodist Protestant
Church." win be held on Tuesday evening NEXT
the Soth instant, ON 9th street. between and y,
at Ia o'clock.
Addresses win be delivered by Hon. r. W.
Thompson, of Indiana, and Hon. 7. d. Eliot, Of
Massachusetts,.
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by Il. y. WRIGHT, Auctioneer.
NxTENSIVE AND PEREMpTORy

ian 2o-2aw&d
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CUT NAILS.
" ROUGHT and Horse NaiTs.-Bulder's
w Hardware, Carpenters Goods, &C., at
s26 Pennsylvania avenue,
ELvANS a THOMPSON,
jan 26--3t between 9th and 10th sits.
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ihe Family of the Ia3c Cza:.

The Emperor y ciolas leaves behind him the io,-
t,wing numerous family His WIFE the Empress
NeSanda Fedorowns, formerly FREDERICK Louisa
Charlotte Wilhcln'iua, daughter of The late Frederic
William Ill, Ming OF Prussia and borm ca the 18th
a., July, l19s. The is-ue Of this marriage are
/. Alexander Nieolawitch Ccsarcwitcl and he
reditlry Strand Duke, born OF the 29th Of Ap.
1918, married on the 2.'th ol Iil, 1871, .iaria Al
&dro1na, formerly Max inilienne Wihelmina Angus
- Soi.hl, Maria, d'uglcr Of tho late Louis H..
'Sr9nd Dmse c. .iesse, born the Sth Of May 1924
The issu" OF this asc-Nichoas Alcxaudro,g-
LclI, bors ne 2Jh of September. 1913; ladniir
slexsnd-oc barn on tie 22d Of April, 1877 Al
cSis Alexandrowch, born on the l4th ot Januarv
isD0
,. Maria Nicoilicyaa, born Gil The Stn OF hu:u.i
1919, married or tho l4th of July, 1929, to MaXnlii
an Duke OF Leuchienbers and Prince If Ejchtcdt,
became widow on the lst OF November, 1852
). Olga Nicolaieyna, born the Ilth Of Septem
Esr, 1922 married to Charles, Prince Royo: Of v ir
,ashurg. on the 18th of july, 1876
4. Cons,a:l,iuo Hicolaicwitch, Gr.nd Duke, horn
tho 2lst Of September, 1927, married on the nth
oFSeptsinbcr 1885, to Ale audrai osc!ovna. loriner
" Aiex.n,ra, daughter o. ) sept, Duke Of SAKE Al.
tenlurg. born on Ike 20th OF July 1880. issuc ?
Prince and Princess.
5 Nicholas Niclolaier :,cA, Gran; puac, I,orn ca
,ae Sth Of august, 1891.
: Michael Nichoiaiewi.ci, Grad Duke, born Oil
'ie 9th ofOc,ober, 1882.
TIE En,pero? eayes two sisters-Aiar.s palorna,
sn. ;hc w.low g " !iam IT,. Ming Of Holland
...l sister in-i:H, lieon Pau0yGa, widow O.. tie
Grand luke Michael and daughter Of the late Prince
Fad Of lEurtemburg. This lad, daughter, the
Grand Duchess Cati.arine .iichacoylA, - married Q
IL. Duke Gecrge of Meckleabirg SurcIitz.
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The Aiirii term of the Court of Oyer and
,seFEainer. opened Yesterday with the largest
calender presented for wears. There are nine
persons indicted for murder, besides the eight
accused IS principals, and in three cases as
accessories before the TACT; in the murder of
Poole. md one case Of Arson III the first Dc
gree. / understand that The gamblers: LOTTERY
policy dealers, and the houses OF prostitution
raised large sum CT money on Sunday last.
70 aid il the passage of new Police Bill at
Albany; the intention being to weaken as
much rs possible the power by which the new
Mayor is suppressing these evil deeds.
We have two street sweeping machines IN
operation here now. One is that OF Messrs
Smith Seekel, & Co, for the dirt of the pave
inent the OTHER is q wooden bosom which has
been briskly exercised for some days past up
en-, the nymphs du pave who walk the streets
ut night The nymphs were bounced upon
without warning by policemen, who, for years
before had suffered them tC pass and .epass
unmolested. On the evening of the 9th alt,
fcrty-two were swept into the various station
houses. and on the night of the goth, ffty-sev-
en- more were added. and the whole, with two
or three EXCEPTIONS, sent to the penitentiary,
from terms varying from three to six months.
On the Both inst, however, the case of ono OF
them was reconsidered by Judge Morris. who
reversed the decision committing them upon
the ground that the testimony of policeman
that q woman WAS street walker without il
specifies some culpable act, does not make her
alnenable to the laws against vagrancy, and
yesterday they were all discharged from cpstc.
dv. -