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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-07-09

EANS AND PARASOLS-a large assert
Il sortment. at BECKWITHS.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-07-09

CONGRESS SPRING WATER always for
~ sale by II. A. SHELDON.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-07-09

EMBROIDERIES, LACES, &c.-Embr'd
II Collars and Sleeves, Edgings and Insert
tons, Flouncings and Bands Thread Edgings,
Real Silk Edgings, wove Thread Edsings,
White and Cord Crochet Cord, Embd'y Cot
ton, Silk Embdy Braid, Embd'y Silk ,Embdy
Cloth, Crochet Hooks, Collar Patterns,& c.at
BECKWITH'S.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-07-09

DONNET RIBBONS, Dress Trimmings, Kid
ID and Silk Gloves, and Hosiery, a large va
riety at
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-07-09

CALT.-Turk's Island and Liverpool Salt,
~ Just received by II. A. SHELDON.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-07-09
Best in the World.

CHELDON'S HAIR DYE.-I will warrant
~ it cheaper and better than any Hair Dye
ever used in the State. and il Is the ONLY
kind tina leaves the hair SOFT and silky-af-
ter using II. A. SHELDON.
June 20, 1866.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-07-09
n Immediately

Middlebury, June "a, 1856. lO.tf
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-07-09

hats AND CAPS, Of the latest style, just
III received at FCLLERS.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-07-09

MO. 17.-My celebrated No. II has per-
~ formed more cures and relieved more
pain, than any medicine ever sold in this vi
cinity. Good for Diarrhea, Cholera Morbus,
Summer Complaints, &c. II. A.. SHELDON.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-07-09

I AIDES SHOES and Gents Fine Roots,
IL lust received at FUI.LLRS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-11
Marble iNTELhIGENCK.

ALMANAC YoRK-rHs DAY.
Sun ............ "a NOON srrs........eve Q q
o. il "

Port of New York. january 10, 1856.
CLEARED.
s,eaKship Black Warrior Smith, acknowledgement.
Crochsron Il Co.
Bark Iva Berry. Msracaibo-M Maitland, Phelps 4 Co.
Bark william Jane, Cobb New Orleans-E.g,e Hazard
ARRIVED.
Brig Tulture tof Dprburyl, Perkins Care Hayien Dec g.
Via the Breakwater I'd inst arrived S, with onee
wood, 10 master. The within ten miles OF he Hook
Saturday.
Brig Etewando, Low, New Haven will mdse, to II Gas
ton.
Scfr Davis, abee, Savannah, With cotton &c, TO Nc
Cready, Mott 4 90.
sci Il DeIall, Look Savannah with cotton &c, toR
Demil
schr Commerce. Corsen Virginia.
Hcbr W Marsh, Decker, Virginia
Schr II Van Name, Van Name, Virginia
Schr Add ell kadcr, -, Patuxent River, Nd.
Schr hinged (wrecker, Groin from schr Eaiad Queen
ashore vt Little Egg arbor, with NO kegs OF powder 10 John
ron Higgins.
Propeller Petrel Ayey, Providence.
Propeller Osprey, Kinney. Providence.
BELOW.
Bark Aontezuna (of New Haven't from Denarara an
Choir the barIepored by steantug HuntIess Captain
Morrel)
Also one ship, at anchor and bark.
Tie bark Hollywood, from Palermo, and The brig Cambridge
fron Baa reported below the s inst, have yet ar
rived and not Ia sight this morning.
SAILED.
steameips Tennessee 81 Thomas Black warrsf<, Havana.
and New Orleans.
Wind ~ sunset W and fresh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-11
City Intelligence.

MADAME WALLACE BouCMlIx.-We see by circular that
thiS eminent vocalist intends forming for singing
at her residence 2s4 Sixth avenue commencing the
22d of thus month. Her high reputation a teacher
snd the which she in her la
bors will be certain to attract large number of pupils
to Ter classes.
FIR AT FREscH's Hms1-About four O'Clock yesterday
afternoon FIRE occurred in Frenchs Hotel fChat
ham and Frankfort streets Assistant gin Bsuch
qui.y at the premises and found the fire to be under
the flooring ofthe billiard roo frankfort street
Axes procured and the flooring cut away and the
fire extngushed with few pals Of water. The Fire
Marshal examined the premises and found the under
Meath part of beam had been charred away by the
ceDIaion OF heat arising from the hot air cohdu stor
The beam fire directly under the register. The
damage to the building about 800 Mr.. Bauch pro-
the aid OF others extipguishing the flames The
is covered by insurance.
The SOUND SIfAsYRs.-The Bay State arrived at 1917
o'clock having left Fall River at 10 O'Clock Wednesi
day night. The Pay State passed the Worcester this
morning off New Haven, bound here, from Stoningon
The boat Of the Norwich and Boston line arrived At
quarter before two. Mail boat not yet in
FIRE IN WEST SEVENTEENTH SrRuI.-About six O'Clock
last night fire broke out in dyeipg and hair
cloth manufa Glory, Nos 119 and 12l West Seven
teenth street near Seventh avenue. At time the
fIe broke out Mr.. Joseph Taylor the owner, and his
brother, at work in the factory. Mr. Vim. Taylor
in carrying past the stove m the drying ROOM
Accidentally brought in contact with the stove setting
FIRE 70 the premises. The factory being two story
frame building, enyeloped in flames and in .
short tire totally destroyed. Mr. Joseph Taylor
owned the building and contents, oil Of which to-
tally destroyed Loss about s. 500 insured for 81 900
in the Pom 2keepse Insurance Company OF Poughkeep
Sic and 81 600 in the Hamilton Insurance Company
this city. The fire extended to two ranges Of brick sta
beF, Nos. ZIG and IFS West Eighteenth street. About
twenty stalls destroyed. Mr.. Samuel Longstreet
is owner of No. 49, loss about $780, insured ia the
North River Insurance Company for 5000. No 116 is
owned by James Lewis loss about $500 fully insured
A frame building, No. los Seventh avenue, was
dsmaged about SIS; it belongs to widow McCann and il
not insured.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In the HERALD Of ednesday you have classed as
democratic whig which is net the case, having been
elected three different occasions national demo-
crst, end without receiving wbg Know Nothing
vote. by inserting the above you will much oblige
BARIH HEALY, Alderman Fourth ward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-11

they mad right to expect fssS the American people
THAT confidence which their greSs model hsd alays en-
Joy He might would not sps Of the fame Of the
In whose honor they assembled. II was true that
In the history Of cts Safe he hH ample materials
for psinfitR the ame and character sf jackson The
are glorious trophies presence in Florida To him
il was due that Florida Secae consttret part of the
Union Florida was his S to the United Stsos She il
proud Of the connection. (Appausey Jackson was
thoroughly lmbued with the apirit of democracy. Pro
baby no emnen. man in this country had much
the people would long 20 sustain him. He fes
that he was one VI the people. He gathered within
himself The spirit of bis soldiers in battle, and
in political contests he bore the masses With HIM.
This is the secret OF his triumph ard eaid the speaker
we should at our marty is the party * the
ueopIe ana il is that &C nyctio which embodsns us
6nr c1nrse We hs we 1hsresore h.. 10 exercise the
courage and perseverance, which that old iron
zero ~ Orleans would hsve done uete he In cur place.
And ve s, and wi; ,,e forth an, ,e 6eId M the an
proacbng c ntest ;.h avinc hsnners r.6 compete vic
low Arlsuse1 (mr natfv baa net :, borne dc vn for
time uni er a comhination IL eeuerts-in the North,
aboi io,isrn and IN both sec1ions Know Nottingham
But we have an earnest here TO- night that we are 70 DO
again tllumuban The beginning Of this csuyass shows
he epjrit which used TO rally around the name OF Jack
scr. We have greot duties TO perform Thees duties
must be perorme not alone by the national democracy
but also bv those lure national wings who will stand
shoulder 10 shoulder with them TO Support the Union
the the rights of Souaa, ciyeus and so called
Apprehension strikes 81 the re- Ola If the rights CT forcign
bern ana Catholic czers Bur the great and imminent
pes;I which we rave 70 meet comes from the re pub
icsu psriy The Know Nothing party has been
mace legendary hnd gu bordpa,e TO the repu bic au
lille these scts are apparent there comes into the
field smother party, cenouncipg both republicans
,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-11
Decrease I'm Consumption In New York.
TO THE EDEToR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.

n-In your issue Of this morning find stated under
the heading of report of the monthly meeting of the
Eoar Of Trustees Of the Consumption Hospital that Gin
round numbers the deaths from consumption in the city
Of New York in 1856 were about $780, against about
$500 in 1854
Now, you will refer TO the extended tables published
by you Friday last, you will find that there has been
Of transposion made in the statement quoted
above.
In these tables find the numbers under the head con-
sumption in 1854 TO be and 2574 in 1866 thus
sing The relative mortality of the two years. as given
in the report above alluded TO-
An exists also in your table; for reference to
the annual published Of the Inspector end the
number Of deaths from consumption for 1854 given
3032 This would make further difference in favor Of
1866.
trust you will give this correction the same publicity rs
the report in question.
am your obedient servant Il. HUNTER, NJ D..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-11
Police Intelligence.

EXTENSIVE ROBBERY OF RAILROAD TICKETS
Information reached the city yesterday that tickets for
passage the Lake Shore Railroad to the value Of $780,
were stolen Wednesday last from the Vermont
and Canada Railroad between Rouses Point and Wind
VT. The person who stole the ticb ets is unknown,
but s supposed to have made his to this city Ike
tickets all numbered $40 " and the travelling public
viii do we'll to guard against purchasing them. The 20
lice are the lockout for the thief.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-11

The ep Auns Mckay, hence for Antwerp went ashee on
she EFT Bank Wednesday afternoon and rot Of this
ing aud was towed 10 BY seamg Achilles Capt Hon.
neaPy. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-11

nees reported the Norwegian brig cag Ihssn frs
Rochelle wNA VINES Ac
mt ming sSsu having boarded any soses she repecs
,lat bs pilot hos.s New York. 40 E.seanLss. 10 y y
si:er n !, wers otis,de assody HOOK. a sacsos.
CAPTAIN Hennessy Of seauss Achilles came from the
mr. si,se and conpieeiy eueasSd ~ircwsss s6e.
Abe stesmiug Iev.a,haa s.endsrce her. will
her tf the bret favor sbls OPP orttrr!.
The brig Mosrci for Aspnwal becye reported
the lower bay yesterday ashore On the
Heck by toe ice.
We lfAn nv letter dated sth Euwood Walter ESQ.
secre sry he Board OF Under sIrs tia. the snrsegA
w a. branae vines &C. went ssre q G
night OF he in Barhegs s.oas The crew came o. il
pectec would be got OF without much dsrag
reported evening he Bosrd OF Under wriasrsy
not eown, rsn sshore re s,d Light 90 the nsSs Z
EecneecaS 9Th inst after dark to AZ about the same ueas
Island Ea The schooner was and the
entrs her II was sarsd @ ~ d hands onec
prevent Communication on The shore \ woa pr9esey e
The Ut derwriess nave age arrsngements
send sesmags niess and all tece'ssry assistance ms1
The stsambosts duo from stonngon Norwich and Fall ~
da DOT arrive this mosnng noh} I'VE Conn ,cicst,
OF the Empire State FER
ra River snd as 1r @ sssn Wsns Out e
ns New Hayso and reports having large
s e di Hen &c a sns %
Itrogas ssrd' onfs tAsn where eise in the kaa
River account the extensive fats aud b"' IN that ra
i s. The Bay State from Fall River came IA arm
stated tia. the steamship Union which ef, As port q
the alsn;n q b. owners to sea her there Gssaus:sT
ard Hayre steamship ,ompanys line ni the
.rage. which Is advertised 70 sail heuce on Saturday .ex
Tie Ericsson. however was to have LEFT Havre on e sS VI
The Ship reports CT banks Garland oss tss.
e 9; su "a eas
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28
L 1 Il f s..
FIRI II WEST sIRFET

The alarm OF FIRE In the Eighth Ds.nct, &. noon on
Ss;uldey vas caused by the burning Of some rabbrh
il the attic of the building No. l4) West street. Occu-
pied by William Back as a saloon and lodging house.
The building sustained but trf'ug damage, as toe
flames were speedily e1;inyuished by the fremen.
M Buck Is insui,d for $4,000 in the Ne" Amster-
don lIsuraIce Company his stock oi fixtures and
furniture. The building belongs to the Jones estate,
end L damaged to tie ~ cunt Of $500.
FIEE II BROADWAY.
About - O'Clock on Saturday night a fire broke
out i'll the second story Of th- building No 40 Broad
vav. occupied = DR.. J. ". BIge, oculist The
rsres were speedily extrgu.shed By tie fremen, and
before they bad e1tend,d beyond the fOor On which
the fire orl mated. Tie frst foor IS occupied by j..
HuIta boot sId shc- store who.e stock was removed
with but little II any camage. lie }. insured 81 900
10 tie Excelsior Insurance COMPANY. The building
Wa dsmeced to the amount of $500. Insured. The
stick Of John Mornies keeper Of restauran' in the
has.ntut. vas much damaged by T.,er. We were
uratr 70 assertion TIE loss Of Dr. BJge or any ~
oILat.oE A. - his ins3IaEce.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28

By reference to their advertise nent il WIN be seer
tina. the New. York State Kansas Aid Committee have
opered an office in this city to organize and transport
at reduced rates parties to Kansas, their frs train to
start on The l4th OF May next This organization VII
prove of great benefit to those desrous of going I
large parties, also securing cheap and comfortable coz
veyance. and the Committees aid, through the
agents at St Louis and Kansas. Those iesirous off
curing a farm under the preemption laws, and adm
in saving Kansas from Slavery by their votes, viii
well to start as soon as possible. The gentlemen con
prising the Committee are sufficient guaranty for Ii,
faithful performance of the object in view.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28
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SAN. MCRGATRoYo.

but" SAYS ~. operator. " L -- il no message
here "Me.sago enough Tor ue p" replied the war
" ! only want to etJ:m know wher- ! am. n charge
foi names and sigrstures believe. Tank you, good
mGuiDg'-gnd he ref the ofHce. aud lcn bevy Of
operators splitting their sd,s Wit .aghteg, behind
him. Il s hardly necessary 70 add dA' the message
VIZ stn. without delay.
Tle BEG... Co-u-r = Teslcas .e 10 ;be above.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28

NEW MARKET The Church in Franklin street
near varck, formerly occupied by the Associate Re
frred Presbyt, riars, has been leased for a term
years ard is to be opened as Market 1t will be 4
great accommodation to that neighborhood The u
tcrprise is under the charge of Mr.. L. S'mscn, WI
has been, during the Winter, furnishing the citizens
New.Yok with country produce at cost and chsTsa
of transportation.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28
wAsHrsoros, d. c.. Friday, April l., 1886.

NAsHIsGros, d. c.. Friday April l., 1856.
SIR: One cav last week | placed IN the hands OF
General Cas- with requ..t lay before the Senate,
the NJ, mortal of the General Assembly of Kansas pray
inc for her admission into The Union as a sovereign
State save that direction to the Memorial from the
fact that the Convention which framed the Constitution
of Karsas, with great unanmty, bad before selected
General Cas- a. the medium BY which To present TIE
Constitution to the Senate, deeming him, on account
CT seniority the more proper person 10 Introduce INTO
the Union the uew applicant.
On Thur, day Of that week that Memorial was tie
subject Of ,ey.re CTcisms, and in connection with II,
charges of the most grave character were preferred
agsinst me.
On nday lat, in paper read in ybur hearing and
by you frankly avowed mysef the reviser OF that
memorial; sta.td distinctly thai n was prepared under
nv direction n Ctnornnv with the authority vested
in NE; HAT no human benc WAS consulted IN the
preparsi Ci il. that the Instructions of my principals
wee faithfully cafid the tSp.anatiou was as tau
usht ayuw al was fraLb thing oung withheld. After
tbs In connection with the Memorial, you repeat the
,harqc ~ form much more OBJ -ctionabe than before.
Beheyiue CO. that neither thr Constr Nil IN ct ne
United States the rules OF tn, senate we're intended
10 lustiiy or sanction 70 gross an attack upon the
character Of an American citizen ctully as for
such an explanation OF Your language on that occasion
as III remove all inputatiOn upon the INTEGRITY OF my
sctiCn Cr motives in come ctlon with that Memorial.
Nh,n YOU are reminded that although have GER
tifCsie Of election to seat in the body of which you
are member ard 30 far our peer, yet am not per
mied TO speak in my own oeiclse When you are
reminded Of tie friendship, personal as well as polt-
ical which las lie etOtore existed between US; tina
cane here your fiend, confidently expecting to mud
You on tie kansas application where you stood IN "a
On the xas question in 80 the California question,
il favor Of recognizing the peoples Government, and
extending over American citizens the protecting arm
OF tie General Government, feel confident you will,
without b, sitatOD, tender the explanation requested
and tber,by render simple act of justice toward one
WHO hss Faithfully discharged his duty TO his cousu
ents in all the relations Which have given rise to the
existing controversy.
Ny friend, the Hon. C. X. Watson, will deliver this
TO you and receive your answer.
Respectfully J. II. LANE.
Hen STEPHEN a DOUGLAS, Washing City
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28

Al individual entered one Of our telegraph Offices.
Yesterday and Inquire the cost OF sending mes- aye
TO Albany. Being Informed, le further inquired #
there Wa. any clsrge for til, If the person 10
whom a es.sge was sent, snd Signature Gpp ended
thereto. No replied tie courteous operator
there is no charge for uanrs - Signature" The
stra1 ger prrce,ded 70 the * picked up d pencil
wrote message and banded !. TO The operator who
found il 10 read thus:
JANrs BVNCF
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28

A meeting of the Republican Cub Of the Nneteeua
Ward was he'd on Friday evening al Conrads, IN ts
Thirteenth Ward. The President, Mr.. EDwaRD Dn
rov, occupied the char. A declaration of the prime
pies Of the association was adopted at the prevlou
meeting and the members taking steps for a tho
rough aud effective organization No business Of lm
IOrtance was transacted.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28
wNHIsGros. Friday, April 95, ls56.

GIyrITxES: In reply to your note OF this date,
tsLe Measure in saving that you have my permission
TO axe such disposition of the correspondence referred
fo A. Won nav think the circumstances require.
Very uuly your friend A DO GLAs
Mss,r. R. 1ooxBs j. B. WELLER, J. D. BEIGsT, J. L. ORS,
ra IosTFH
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28

There will be concert to night at the City Assem-
by Rooms, for the benefit of Mr.. and Mrs Simpson
Mr.. s. was in the war of 1879, under Comnodsre
McDonoueh. Mrs. S. was badly injured last August
h. falling down the saloon stairway Of steamer.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28

CITY MoRT,LIrY.-From the report Of the Cityb
speCtor we learn there were 372 de tths IN our city d.
rng the past week--s3 men, 50 women, 1913 boys, 10
eirs-a decrease Of u on the mortality OF the pre-
vious week OF the number 223 were under 10 year
of age In the st We notice the deafh OF two person
leo yeaIs old and ever. There Were p deaths IN h
public institutions of the city, ard nine resulting frol
violent causes. Among the principal causes OF dex
were: Apoplexy, a. bronchitis s. congestion Of lung
,: consumption, So convulsIons (nfanlle 80; Gou'
o. debility Gnlantlel, 8; dropsy, Il dropsy IN o
head, 10; dysentery, Il scarlet fever, SOi tyPhoA
ftyer, :; disease Of heart, =; wboopng cough, u D
fammaion Of bowels, 5; inflammation Of BRAN,
II fan nation Of lungs, 20; marasmus Iinfantileb j
measles, 5; smallpox, II. There were preIna'w
bntbs and 27 stl-bon cases. The diseases are css
fed ss followz: Bones, joints &C., !; brain Cd
nerves. 65; generative organs, s; heart ard bDH
vessels, l2 lungs, throat, &C., l06; old age, 0; su
&C., and erupve fevers, So; stll-born and prems'i'
birth, 35; stomach, bowe-, and other digestive
gar-, 80; uncertain scat and general feyers, 80; ID
Known, 81 urinary organs, ,. The nativity is~
gives 97j natives Of the United State; Engand'
France, ?; Germany 25; ireland, CO. British Noe'
America and Wales each.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28

4 CorsrRYuAs ROBBED II 1HE FIVE FolSI'
A.rt4ocl, * on Saturday afternoon, Geo bfV.A1
,fSrrref.Id. Mas, low toppog a; the F'o" To-.
C.,,tlatdt ,tre.t was enl!csd into den On 'ae o''
,fUo-th -treet .ud Mission place, Five fonN. "
woman ramed Elizabeth Wood lie bad been - ~ ~
place Lut few minutes when the womAn Ilu'u'''
t,, 10 another nau4ed Ann Mel and aiv'f"a'O ~
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28

JOIN B. GOU6H AT THE ACADEMY oF MusIc.-
Mr. Cough lectures to omorrow evening for one OF Ii,
roble charities Of this cy-one that has, daring tie
last two Winters, relieved a great deal OF suffsras
amoug class of citizens who suffer terribly rather
than let their wants be known. Who will hesitate TO
contribute half dollar toward such an object, whe
at the same time they can have such high tre&
one of the eloquent dIscourses of John h. Cough
Seats will be arranged for the clergy the press @i
particular friends Of the Association in whose beha,
the lecture is given, on tie stage.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28

WlsHIyGToN CITY, Friday. April ., ls56
DEAR SIR: II has been announced in the newspa-
pers that hostile message has been sent TO YOU by
Col. lanes II. Lane of Kansas Territory, ana your
course in regard to tha. matter bas been most gr0rsy
MIR, presented We, as friends whom you consulted
ard to ADVISED the course which YOU pursued or that
occasion, request your permission TO publish the cor
resr0ndeuce now n our hands in order that the facts
NAV be understood.
VeIy truly yOur obediert servants, 49,. ~,
r TOOMBS JANIS l.. ORR,
IOVS WELLER. JOSEPH LANE.
III, : i. DousLAs J. d. BRIGHT,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28

OUTRAGE-Wl lam Rips, German, who Is u'''
Indictment for ket ping dsorderly house, "~
arrested on Saturday and taken before justice Conh"u
under tie following circumstances: IL appears that
il engaged in keeping dance house and brothe Of "
loves description at No. SO Cherry street An4
the ten or twelve eirls who are in his employ % 90
named Hannah Luck pretty girl Of ~, the daus"N
Of Cbristisna Luck, a respectable woman LIVING
BrcokiyD. For year past this gH! h's W"
mother that she was employed as domestic ID 'n"s
street at Sc a month. Mrs. Luck, being n 'e."-
health could not 90 20 see her daughter until The c
dsv when she a-certaned the vile profession IN whN
she was engaged. Bic talked with her chId sD''
the evil OF her WAYS aud the girl said thst she oaiO'
the life. but was rome s25 in Rips DEBT, an"
would not let Der 90 away until she had pad hiA
The mo ther had no means Of paying tbe ni'ne''
she lot one Of the inmates Of the place, MAJ" bD.
70 prefer this complaint against Rps. Ju'l"' '
rolly causod Ripe eLd Hannah to be a'rrsesu s-
brought before him last evening. The gins 'e'
thar although they were there ostensib!y a. Do@
Ers compelled them 70 give him, every nIgo' "'Y
gong to bed, al Of the money which they fe'N"'
dung the dsy. OocasonaIy he would give tnem :
few sbpgs; but By one charge AM the otne' y :
short tine he managed - make out thal 'n'' -.
Lis dtbt some s5. In short, they owned MOI
clothes they wore-al went 70 hmi and 'neJ "A 40
to eaye hi. place thy could not do IT, as sy A1 r.. :,
clothes Of their own 10 wear on gong s"a!' -.
Justice committed the grl for the p'7sH' D'' -
give her no to her mothers keeping. Rps "~
Iv.o TO 70 at large oa $50 bail, which Aae'T-. T-
Ra,d oftfe Fourti Vlrd rendered in BIS oeh--i' -
Alderman sad il vas house Of Prostitution 0''
veIy respectable one Of is kind